10 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c196a904e35343c3fb77321b87de0286.pdf 062b21c780fd323aaa50733b54e370d5 PDF Text Text II THE SANFORD HERAU? SANFORD FLORIDA T H U R S D A Y J U I/Y 21, 1 9 ^ Eat-Rite Tenderay Beef Is Sold h r0 2 fr»r^ )* e BHF THAT'S6M/)M(D Our Stores Exclusively i# Sit# U. S. No. 1 South Caiolina Thompson Seedless GRAPES M ELONS Hon#y D#w _ _ CELERY Cubkn WHAT IB EAT - RITE TENDERAY BEEF ? Briefly Eat Kite Tenderay Btef i> fresh killed best mud* deliciously Under, without ex­ pensive, wasteful, ageing by tht government p a t e n t e d m ethod____________ NO OTHER BEEF SO FRESH CAN BE 8 0 TENDER I IT'S GUARANTEED I fa t Hit# Tenderay Beel SIRLOIN 'f- BONE STEAKS 89e 98 ROASTS- 59c*69 Eat • Hit# T#nd#iay heel CHUCK Eul ■Rile Tenderay Brisket RIB Eat • Rite lenderuy Hamburger STEW - 35' BEEF - 49 AVOCADOS TRY EAT IUTE TENDERAY BEET AT OUR RISK Fancy Virginia So dead aure are we the. you and everyone who love* t e n d e r , dellrloua flavorful beef, will acclaim Eat • Rite Tenderay a a t h e "world’* |[«ateat meat disco vary" that .it are offering It under a DOUBLE YOOlt MONEY BACK GUARANTEE if It’s not TOMATOES Large Golden BANANAS U. S. No. 1 OnionH 21 lbs 15c Juicy Lemons 2-lhs 39c Cukes 2-IIih 10c Florida LIMES tender EAT TfiTE“ TENDERAY NEVER PREMIUM PRICED Swift * Premium Sliced FROZEN FOODS Georgia Peanut Hickory Sweet. Grade A Sliced Swift1* Premium Rolled Vesl 01 lO W A R f'A U IN t Thrifty Pork Cuts Agen Garden Run NECK BONES PIGS FEET . P1Q TAILS PIO EARS LIm ii 2 pkg. 89c Gnus 2 pkg* 49c D1X1ANNA Turnip Grad# "A* Dressed & Drawn Quick Fro ten OCEAN SHlsMP lb. R. PERCH FILLET lb. POLLOCK FILLET lb. U R G E MULLET lb. DRESSED WHITING lb, FRESH SCALLOPS lb. 49c 33c 21c 29c Iflc 39c TONGUES ML Vermont Grade A . Dei A Drawn Quick F ro zu n -Lb DIXIANNA STRAWBERRIES 12-oa Snow Crop Orange Juice CONCENTRATE lo o Agen Frozen BROCCOLI pkg. Reedy To Fry FROZEN SHRIMP pkg. DEVILED CRABS 2 lot 33c lie Me 79c 4«c Murgold Colored 01m Querteri Ballard lk. 29e lilcilii 2pkgi. 27c Phils. Cream Bril-HIxl lk. 33c Ckiiii2pkgi. 31c Quarter Pack Daley Icdl-Mlxt lk. 36c Cknic lk. 39c Solid Pack ANGELUS Shortening Marahmallows 3-lb cun 77c Creams So Easily! W elch's Grape M ade In Florida 6 B o tlla Carton Da posit Extra Dixie Darling Rye Dapoait Extra 6 Bottl# C a rto n Chill Powder Teenl# W eenie CHOOSI M O M OUK TEMPTING Butnble Bee Brand VARIETY OP MAIN-DISH PLANS Chocolate Frosting THAT C O M I IN CANS Cs.tlebsrry Brunswick Slsw Ns. 2 No. 901 Ldbby Qoldsn Swset No. IM Del Monte Diced Cirroli gl. Cm Swaniort Ciilsktn No. 2 Del Most* Tomato Jilts cu cu No. 2 Lend O' Sunshine T m m Im i Libby Cornad With c u 18c 15c Vegetables-Auilkx Tall Cana Kretschmer 11-ot. Wheel KaUoM>a 10-oe. Rai.ln Her 18e •* ■ 1 x>t .\ r ■>lkr.5 M y lM i 1 V g*LJrS i 1#*** ijfervpp; ;v* m / % , -w im ■ �■- Section Two P y r m - . v - r r i r * --------------- f f lc it ^ a t t f o r f r ____________ • __________________ f rumna m r Navy Man Admits Beating, Robbing A r m y Sergeant EaU btlnhod 1908 Avert Transportation Tie-Up few Auto And Four $100 B i l l s A r e Reported S t o l e n A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D , FLORIDA, J aUl T H U R SD A Y JU LY 21, 1W»‘» Promise Of Civil Fights For Spain Remains Promise Section Two N o. 238 A gn od n led P ress Leaned Wire A fterm ath Of Explosion On The Siegfried Line 10 Years After War, J Martial L a w I s 1 Still In Effect South Urged To Operate Plants Idled Since War N PA Report Shows Development H andi­ capped By ‘Freeze’ PITTSBURGH, July 3I-<>P>Ht LOUIS NKVIN W ASHINtiTriN lulv 21—uPi — A 22-ysar-old tailor, arrested aMADRID, July a i- l/P l— GenIbe Nuitli .Mould J,i cvvivthillg board a plana here, laat night ad­ erallsslmo Frandtco Franco prupussllilr |u keep III upvlttlloil th( mitted the beating and robbery of inlsed Spaniards font years ago to '•"■bi iiiiIosIiihI plant. Mulli there an Air Forca aergeant near Wil­ respect batlc civil right*, but the '•uiit'*' Dm wai 4 National Pisnmington,' Ohio, earlier yeaterday. promise I* *1111 only a promise. i.iiik A.'iiciatiuii it-pnit <ald yesCounty Detective Stanley SpleIciiiuy Mme than ill year* after the eal Mid tha sailor, John King Acivil war, martial law la itlll In Snell a liiuir. II brld, will n«lp ggptoe, of Dearborn, 3Mch., made the effect Military court* try peopl# i iii-c tin* slunJalit of living b#ioW S ta te m e n t after first maintaining withiml Jury. A Spaniard who orle» 'Ii* Mason Dixun I in# he waa ‘‘drunk and didn't remem' long live the republic" It charged bet anything. Ibf M|iui t was ill anvil by a 60with ■•atiacklng the security of the Amoe and hla companion, a t­ mcinbvi 'Cuimimtcv of tbr South," tractive Mr*. Bertha Dugger uf state" and I* liable to 30 year* ul g.iiil/rit a. pait „f Dir PlanCemden, N. J„ a 21-year-old imprisonment. Another who strike* i.iitg '\**octatmn, which is a priblonde were accuied of Blacking for u higher wage also I* “attack­ ' air "i gan1/ 4 Mun Jrvuteit to plsnSgt. John Beard, 20, of Lowry ing the M-ruritv of the state" and mng in bii-inr-*, ugiHultut*, labor Field, Denvea, after ha picked them liable lo .'ill y ra it and I'Divi fivbis up a t thay hitch-hiked along a since ihe end of World War II, Ibv i,-putt titdtcatrii that imread south of Detroit. Beard taid UNION HIMISINTAfIVIS m#*t with mediator* and a company official »o in.urvei. such penalties are are nmiutr dweb,pm#nt of tn# vurhi* new car and four 9100 bill, iron out dirt*ivines which have already cauead a but atrtke Ui New 1 or* ir,e i\e d foi militant communist*. i'lw plant, i, hatidk'apprd by tht aver# itolen. 41,J threaten to paralyse the dty‘a UanaporUtlou system A walKu.,1 Socialist* or anarchiits engaged guwtiiiiivnt * is month* old Mr*. Dugger etio wa* held in by uthei bu* Unas end a eubway aiowdown ware called ofl altei this in active, oiganlied opposition. The "tiev/r t disposals connection with the Incident. meetma Shown (t to r I aaatad. era: John J McCarthy, bue Unaottcul; ordinary .Spaniard get* two or five , lb# I n t o dlitatrd by intrrNeither the nor Amoe have been Joseph t u U n d y . C i t y Director of Labor Ralatlona; Theodora W Kheel, years fm hi* uuthuist of political HOMliltr a in u iN ti of Hiusin Geni.ei.s wonder about the ruins of their town aftci an aiiiiuiltiltlonnaiimiai iriisiuns. is preventing charged. tiaiKii arbitiatut, and Michael J QulU, nraaldant of the Transport exubeiance i in* i-\plii(1ed Ki-ol> were toru off. Iters denuded and some lUiiiiiml toiikei ol tiiiln , obi -.ugl-.F.i tlir salv ui l«a<v tu pnvatc inShe wa* arrested yesterday Workers Union. Standing. te DanielI Komblum. (fnlernatiorwl) ri'ArrnollonulI Ftancu promulgaied a ‘‘Spanish biiiu*, m u .on.pivtdy Jaiiiullrlied o, Ills lei .* ul Hie iiiaat I m i n persona ware killed du.tiv uf "4 •uuihvtti utdanco, afternoon a* the prepared to boaid bill of lights" July 17, IMS. |I —- — ibcmliwi nil snip tmildlng and an airplane at Port Columbus. O.. Ulliri plant* rtiry at# kept in airport for Johm ton City, Teun men! i " shall vote the necessary ; U F ( 'I 'H i i s l o t i To l l u a d .tatid !■) ,'uiiiimun trady for war Amoe took a plan from Zauetuse if nt'crssaty laws for carrying out the rights; , * 4*.* r» * a ville. ....... in this lull." The cortr* | ,y , f if ^ t* It I (t l ‘ H lit lli-wvi rl tiir I'ullimltlct of th* # elgtl laid Amoe produced two bill* which he nad secreted has yet to vote and of these laws, n . • , , , Suulli iiutrd Dial 44 Complete M M t . 'l l h , July 2 1 i/l*ij tn the keyhole of the Jail lockup Nil 8 N,IHH),0 (M1 people silently go S i l t I I n l ' I V I ', X D I'I'IM D M plant' and putt* of two other* • t h e aailor told officer* he had hid mi, living without 1 lie benefit. o | 1M W l u , U r t .’ l a A C H I B C S Alnii 1 uii'inn, uullioi and bonier ban- hern itrclaii'il wholly surplus. fnii ii' . "ile.pondeul, lias been dan tha money in a pack of ciguiD -n ggf.tci i iiai "imiltiiilr tan* fiei'dom of sprerb, worship,, cor-1 BY DAVID J. WII.KIh LA.MHKHTVII.LE, N. J.. July 21 Falluic ui lining eta it when they aearchad him. iispoiuleiice and association; with1 A IN r.N\II I l . July "l iNpe- cleili.l i<n-idi'iil of lb>' I’nlleil uni ) Ihr o r ,,f 4 Miiglc large i/Vi —Sunn-Dung uiiliiui' In sum­ DETROIT, July 21 Will nut ibe light* of a habeas corpu* H 1 *e1 aald Amoe would waive 11 ' m».i*ity uf l lmnlw s IVnrid I ■-In all-1* 1" succeed I'uld rile age- uf in f plant, tiy 'f ilia l -mall liiisinfsscs extradition youth wa. mer theater* lint sprung lip oil there lie more or lees gle-- in act, or tu work mid own property, »*■■**iitl> lumplt-icil Hmnla •lynm .ili'lei Ii pirslilrnl Im Ihe Iasi for Selective Neiint Uliio. The yi i to Ohio. mat hr 1 Mr in,,--i ft nil fvtl mrans two v•-.ii» 11 wa* aiiiiuiiiii'cd yea of law uiul llilike- ’ baaed at the Philadelphia Navy Wumliiiff .Mountnui here quite II- future auloliiobllt-tT mill without guariintecs against II'vl11 I’1"' bu»t ti. il» fust "f tiilliglng thrill Into pioducttur, Motoirar mekert have guiitli legal m u st 01 entry of homes, I tuoipn- ........... in heir Nuluiduy leidin Mi Vleyci will icMgn us liable lu penult v ». teiully like ii iiiii'brouiu. Al least, Yard 1 rp1.1 t •cuiiit in a scries - Ohio trooper* ipiuted Mr*. Dug­ it look* ii llttli* like u mushroom. Increased the glass aira of mod all proiiiiseil III Ihe "bill of right*" wl‘"“ " " ,l1 •“ '"<• scene lm ihe pi ('Mill M Mil 1 tmt will . 11I1I lime Collins, Stale due.i.w ..f Scb.tivv mi Tb, tin -unilinn reunion)' issued 11- ihaiiiitun uf I In* esecullsr mlll- Heivlie -laic.I w tii l.it a...-id ger a t laying that Bgt. Heaid uf It 1* .St Jiilm Tet rcl's "inuaclal shield and teat window of ilien and all in existence under the pro- g<*d«*t»un -«f *.m -eiinuontfei Ni’A -p""*ui.bip, showed 1 until 1 rered to drive them to Dayton, O , i iii'iit," dedicated n, producing postwai vehicles. Yet 'omi- unt„ lllg to K H t *|it le i, 1... at Ni le, live Dittt Dll' guvriniiirlit's wattims lb, esciii-e -cludiilr.l fm ibe from Detroit. However, with hoi slick, piiifi-HHlniiat, hioadwuy quat motive engineers believe ntin-li ceding 1 cpilblic ami monarchy. _ \li 1 >.ni-luii, u hiilliii 1 ul luw Rci'VlVr i'Ii'i k Ai llclc one of Ihe “bill of right*" mum mnlilni mill 10 the new build cost Ii. in* - 111 Menlo I'm k. 1 141if , plant piuglam i-uiiii ilnitrd tnrasurat tha wheel, they wandered auuth {lly musical comedy on a circular glass it being wasted in i ,mIu>’> pledges the "guiding principle" of lug will la f ■it inmI with puilni w e "Tile uldlgullui, tu *‘iCI- 1*-> uhli tu tbr Souths industrial capJ to the area near Wilmington, some *l*Be—without lienrfll of curtain rar*. ii'ienll) lalifiiiniu -lute - ft **'i! 11. ll) But 111"-1 »- important ll <ugthe F1 mini regime to be "respect 1paid- ilnnmiir cup* and g..wu* I’ M 1 1 bail man. lie wa* u on Geiiel ul Cidllli- -uni, Bjlstancs from Dayton, Lieut H. U. >>i line kill up. The question uf how niurli alut- fm 1 lie dignity, integrity aiiu II- 1‘ii'idenl .1 H1II1- Millei will pie irspuiuli.it (01 Inteliiattui.al New* 1 111ill 11g ubligiittun hi.I Iiiti' I *n» gi.tcd. wa- tlo- ''iiitangiiilr" gain; Radcliffe of the Ohio police said The "cireut" iiame peril*],* it prison." Md. .,u,| cunli-i the deg ice- and Sen lo in Fogluud, Dull and fulfilled 11 gwedlc-- ul Al|U'1 lit I an pel son. " t in im iiiinr r» pvt truer showed •a told him that Beard ‘'gut small misleading, although tlit- luitri tslu- tarvet a pi act leal pm pose was dis licit y of the tlliman Ailiele two says till* inspect I- Millimu A lb Hue, .Ii Ibutuw I' 1 11)1111i.i !iuin ['.Kill tu 1 !• 1* and men uie bring Indu. led mth th«* Mian) Soulbri n communities that then and my boy friend heal him" menl Incliidet fliewinkt, pink le­ ctiiied In dosed sesslnn* uf tlu> recent sovietv of automotive en­ extended to those who give thclv | u\ j i ., i mid I’lesldeill uf llu 1 ill wa- 1 Im I uf 111*' fuielgn laii,:i.at;.' ill tiled futce- ulntri ibe fiele. Hie indu-liiuli/Eilion was po.-iblr XXX and threw him out of the car. ul e Lieut. Radcllffe aald she ban monade urn! a betwren-fhe-acta gineer* meetings at French l ick, ■‘loyalty lo Ihe chief of *1 * 1 *" 1 Vcl ll 1 A hiriiM A hrwin* l iifii, will 1 1 i,,n ,.) the llffice ul Wui In Survlce Act I Inly e». ept "ll itrlmins|iutvii the need for -Swiss bellringer*. Terrell explain* Ind. No conclusion* were amunin- ( Ftancu and obey lb# laws uf hi* 1 ill*111Cf tlir . i-nunuru t n.mi ud fm ill H11■,ti f I.till IU42 In D'll lie 1* Iiielilliei - ut the jiiiu-1 f..|ies mi lin e IMiptiiVrliirnl., Iirllvi govemtom* uf Beard'* money In liei be rallt It n circus "breauaa clrcuscad. poiaeaalon when arretted The car lid *>■ tnrlit, iiml tirltn scliools. It dCregime i (be milbm of "Ihe Killing id ibe active dol) mid ceitniii alien*’ »» are anything that center* on a waa abandoned at lZanetvDIe. 1‘eace." 11 Htlllly uf Alliei b un de lliiiii.li ntnl the abilities uf SouthThe use of more glass ha* been The yuiing mun wbu becnineArticle 12 guarantee* freedom of I'aih.IhliHrv f..| .leg ire* Mrlllde circle, not juit a menagerie. liale un tlie l.eugue ul Nuliun* 1 H is requited to irgi-tei al a cin I11I101 ami hiatiugcmriit, -,l baied mainly on the idea that It speech *0 long a* It I* not used k.'ib bM,|n-U*i*. 23 law, muslei*. Another name for the unusual provide* Increased drivet vision to attack the "fundamental prill- 6 l‘b I*. and I Doctor ul Education. altei World Wai I "Af|n tlir wai was uv*i, it;led local houid "Iflie witliin five day* it age arrangement is Hie arena and (hut make* fur graatei safety. clptes" of Ihe falangist state Mr. Meyer *aid In* resignalliin of 1 lie dale ui In- IMlb bill Inlay, lu sigoruu* community action aim­ I In- tn, -clii-dulcd In receive the theater. The audience It aeated The engineers generally agiee Geneial Collin* eiplalueil. but if ed al irlBliilng 1 lime britsfiti. Freedom of assembly « li‘ is perm it­ Duel in id I'hllosupk) dcgiee are; was niadw lo sel a policy uf lula all around the stage. There It tha new windshields add substan- ted for "Belt Ill'll “ I lull 1,1 Mun m.iy eventually en­ Url (lawful) ends." An U A Karimglon, Ji , Melrose;' V,"1 ill office fill liir ul glllll/Ullull lie bappens III In- away fiuiii bullli nothing- new about till*— it date* will ratillll tu giadiialr sln.li , , tlally to the driver’* vision. They cl to codify the provisions o f th is I ’ie t llu '1 «-lii ■ limn, ........ lining mi, Daly; , a Lowell Fellowship ui ll .11 be need mil lelillii be iiihv <egl* able 'lo population nf the Southback to the dawn of theancient Brs nnt , 0 quick to endorse the claute ha* been before the eorte- .Joseph Mi I iiiigbliii, Jr., I'ensarola. ' ... lei at tile neute-i local buaiil cull ■in -lute. In achieve th# standGreek theater. larger rear window*. Three -or more than three year*. 1 cuii'ii! lo bun an I rile lecold will oil . 1 In lug ibal is possilil# with a liaglilni I llagpul. New Drlbl.i ___ Terrell says theh arena thrat«i even lwu-pa»**ng*r* In the ieai i»* m u1 to III,' I . ill hnJM*1 hit xin#: lull 11111 /«1 icii uf Dim resources.'' The corte* act limit* meetliiK- Imilts; and M aine l( M'rligrl, New By WILLARD CONNOLLY („ corformlty with ibe hi 1 tiit'Huii, pifii tiitiiiMi. lit* 1* tn illbuti)!h the goveiiiiuuut tnad* About HO new home* have been waa used tn early phase* uf Gicek] seat, they say, can effectively cul (I uu11 »m*it llu I’mi* -I krp, Ml t*ItDI JIN Hit-Mil' 1 slttlf .. iih iu r lv lu-avlvi uivcstmtnt In built during the peat year In Al­ theater*, Iwfore the cla**ir Giesk off any added rear vision the latg "spiritual, national and social titni* WASHING'! I >N. 1 ei window may provide Even ofS,,*|n" andprohibit* nad ..p \ r»i 1 III* »>r|: tamonte Sprlliga, between Lung- drama reached ila height. 1,1 itICGK DANCES Mannfactlliing cut it 1" IIItall tor Soulbem 1 )iu11 in oihrr artat, Bui (III* is (h* first aietia tbea-' wl|li mi rear *eat passenger*, it pn^ec| to "Catholic morallii I'll I m | i hUf a 1• wood and Maitland. Near l.aku Krr'|« Ills .... . than half of It was in rxKDflUlll I.DNDnN. .Iiilv 21 i/l" King fiu ng Ilia flisl llilre t Marion, Cul. Jnmet K, Mathew*, ter to be set up under caucus, Ter 1* also said, ibe driver'* vlalon . Clttivr restriction practically miik, •"'ill 1"Mill 1hIh unit nf ilfilj 1 li—ivrs Mini ' IomnIi'bI lines, which George II ......... . with Ifneen 1 nut lend tbrmxrlvrs iradlly tv former mayor, Is building a iiurn- ■ell *uy*. which ndils amilbei clr i* limited by ibe »i«lt unit shape 1 f„rniatjon „fpulitlew) pm ie* im 1 f.lirabelli .mill Ibe -mall limit- i eai, a guVvl miirot h.iUM if* III" ,11Ii11i'kk < •ueri spin t"i civilian use uf ld* inside irai view mirror. possible. Die di op Ilulu 11 61 IniNi". isfl.i fail < i#lhill |itfliilr*l .Let uf hornet. Donald Harris U cua touch lo the affair. 1 lesleidai .11 a ilctmlallte pally Making allowance tut this, it Terrell, a New York I’ily pel (If course, ihe engineer* will nut 1 Finally, article 30 of Ihe bill 1 m M alta .1 it wa- tn- tiisl teal iiiutilii* of HUM ww .1 1:Ui Jl|k|Ml'*’ *it In i.r U ■Iconstnicling new boaies on Her­ »u> slated. Ihelr Is a question -•tn« -'1• ■ll ji* In*|tt*r mit* Trail. Dr. G. Benton, mem­ fume manufactuior, ha* been dab , decide whether changes will be right* say* the government nun mglil - ,i -luce he was -tilcke 11 hunt tfiiio.mui ..... whither the Mouth showed a latg ber of the city council, hat built hling in irnnm ir theater *» a made In the glass area of future 1 suspend freedom of speech, astern will, a leg ailment la-t Wivenihei" ini cent. ri gum in niuiiutueiuiing potfnpi . , , m s asllivrv, u irffi irira-'il | 11111MV (1\ 'Ibe idea a new home which he ll offering hobby since 1B30. He got the arena mode) cars. Tb* rat maiiufsctur- Lly, correspondence and nioverm ui 11 HN Oil H t \ 1 " VN.SDtN ll paiiv wa* fm ri.v debut of |1(r Fwdwgal Tiu.l, ai d Sn „.m. ■ toil lilting tiir wai Ilian did tha theater bug ill 1DGR when lie lead e ii will do th at-and they'll un- , within the national boundaries a- UieThe W for aale. 11 1 sHINt.luN, lull 21 «/l*l <>ri-ii * twin t. y ra iu ld ,4)1,1 Exchange I mnniis-iun. al-" nation. J. D. Moiriton, major of Al­ of it* Used by experimental llieuter donhirdly get a lot of advice from , well as the guarantee againsi d nieces, Mai) ami I'uin.ia Howes ■ .O il 1 III III1 A lllt'l ll •9 II* > (til t)„ profits Im thl* yeai 'This v«ry fad makes it ail legal entry of homes without wa 1lei.... uivii At fit'll tav rt tuiuliiir tamonte, llvet in a pleasant home group* In Texas and on Die West the motoring public. * y“n' |lli* l quailer a n * I" pet cent, m • 1 in- iMi mill it- Olll' Motorist* haven't been a bit rant whenever It deems nece—ui f hi (>IM Die mute liiipui taut tliui ths near Lake Adelaide. A retired Coast. These groups ordinarily mme I Im 11 $4110,1 mn► m u m tieliiw M u lif.Ml tint*: 1l,k•‘i"tlill South maintain in oiiriatlun m •- ill" Trial by Jury has had a ibiino chief machinist of the Navy, ha played to audiences of lest than irluctant to complain to tha car lo Ill-All Ilfl.lJ. (iHirvkpumiiiiK llilrr iiImIiMis ll< Is >1Isllts f 1t»i#‘ tCaailaas* Ob h | S 4 See- Ik 1 career In Bpaln. Flrat gianted " <c# faallase* Ua gss* S, I n . >1 uni •,1Mtii.i/U Uiuell as posktlile nf Its waltlim litcam* to Florida three year* ago K K fiw nnii r u v , « « iir. July huh Hi > 1 •*-tn* »lliiil It t nit Im 11.a Ur liu'iease In tndiistiial capacity,'' 1072 during the constitutional *■1 (/t9) I welve J111 ui % from Waukegan, III. Ha aarvea a t , MX wo | Die rt'poil said monarchy of Madeo I, It wa* 1 men and <js men, weie M'lited ten Railway Express Co. agent. Mr*. 1III IIU -.p-*M- ■»***<1 Al "full till I'll# sutvry was writtrti by ME AND SMI th l.) hollshed three years latei wnh Dilively ludav In tieai Ibe minder ^M orrison la president of tha Allirderlck I Iteming, assistant PANAMA CITY Inlt 21 1 \11 ' 1'1*1,1 .old,■frllf'i*" \ 1 ». l.lllV the return of the Bourbon m«« tiial nf Keuillt It Fia/lei, cbaig•to m o n t* PTA. Two ion*, John and and Weldon A. 11 -Itwt |* •« '" lullMlf 111 vice-president, archy. It was re-establislied n id with killing tbe innthi'i uf Die "Me and Bmokey ilime it", tlie Inn 1 Ll I'lrd Joseph, attend the Lyman School 1t» » 1 pesIMlv lllllt 1111IIIl l111411* Stein, industrial vioiuniiisl, uf the glat confessed, lBBS only to be ahullslied al lb-* gill be hoped to wed which la between Longwood and 1 In l»* Federal Kesri vr Hank of St I uuti. Htnokay, a dog, was irleuscd bill i*' ■ r.i llu- guvminiieii •lari of Ihe dictatorship of Geo Altamonte Sprlnga. Huprrliu Judge Audiew H. fir Ini'slineS , lll t llfil- ill ill Urr|i Thay wrte aided by memi/fI < of tra l Miguel Primo da Rlveiu m Ni'hntlky yr-leiday drilled a de- CountV Judge Wtlbiii rislmtn "t ||j» tilifl A tennia court which waa denalit's 1*1A•hU'lViill »' 91>taint the coitmiitlai-, made up of South­ decide 1B23. Alfonso XIII, Bpaln’* I* - 1 ten*# motion to move to another Cntlvlew is still living ad to tha town by H. E. Fullar, *ILull f li■If els !«•*1 1 In- f tth*i r what to do with (it* niastei. a ern linliislitailsi*, faun and aniOn king, granted it again Just llu " #uiity tlie It inl uf tlie- !ti veat'tdd perk commtaaiontr and merchant, officials, nine slots, Journalists and days before he turned over to ibe rsecuDve from Wnutuii Salem, N. label!>lng put Into good playing con utlisrs. republican* in HW1 . dltion tiy Chamber of. Com by the i t’ I Further restrictions a rt Itnimse t mere*. The court le located in the on thousands who hav* serveil pn recreation cantor and park, which HEl AI.I.S IHI'I.d Ma TS NOT O N L Y style, but include* among other facilities a •on term*. LONDON, July 21 i/Pi- Biium Anyone who has bten In Jad Wehuffleboard court and a barbe­ strength, lightness, and qua* bat called home im diplomats no m attar whal the charg e- lo'*' cue pit. from th* Middle Fa«i fm a general lily appointments, combined tha right to vote and the right to a New builnat* project* Include a cunferenca on ibe Imuact of recent in yuur choice of tan piecee Job *• a stale or municipal em hardware atura recently opened by developments, including tbe et hi |,ermanently matchable ployaca. Thus hundred of thou* lablishmt-iit of Die indeperidsnr Mr, Rock. Tha Prairie Lake Theat­ pattei n«. Mode at "'tartar state uf Israel and* of Bpaloards are dlienfian er, which opened during the peat It will fie ibe lust such confer *#t" price*. yOar, (a eloae to the Altamonte ekiatd. anca to ba held line since 1916. Ipringa city limit*, Ainbassadui 4 and ministers ac­ The town la an Important shipThe NE W, SLLF-ITtOPROPERTY DIHAPPKAKH credited to Die At an nations sur­ lag canter for cltrue, fern* and ATLANTA. July 2 I - U & - A rounding Uiavl will sit in on th* IM.I.U I) .Lumu Alobver is* aware and rank* do** to Mait­ j talks, which will concern British state senator aald Atty. Gen land in ihia reapeet, according to strategic planning, fuielgn offle* Engine Cook ia studying ths pus here . . . Al Mayor Morrlaon. Among shippers , suurct* aald. •Ibis disappearance of 9260,oim w of eltrua are Norman DeForrest, la state property. A. Blrk Packing Co., R. E. Hoff­ Cook testified yesterday In n AJ.l. (tie good IcatiU fs of (He o n Wardrobe 91 man, Clifton Grevaa, Chrlatioa, O. WOMAN FAINTS closed session with the senate W, Bunnell, E. Smith, Ell Day LONDON, July 2 1 —i>P» -A wo­ gtnul H E l.lt l 11 M l pma puwci Coomalic 9! finance committee on his Investi­ Packing Co., White Arbor Orovea, man fainted yesterday in the pre­ gation* into what h* term* fraud, drive winch 21” Overnight sence uf Princess Elisabeth, it Twin Oak Grove* and M. E. Moor*. graft, corruption and waste in was th* second such incident in About 10,000 box** of fruit ware eliiiiinutcH ■tata government. two weeks. chipped from Altamonte Sprlnga Committee Chairman H. R. Gar A crowd had waited four hours loat December, Mayor Morrlaon A l l. eiturl rott said one case Cook dlacusstd In front of Ht Pater’s Church to animated. Vapghan’a In*, ahlpa *involved 1130.000 In surplua com••* members of the Royal family boat 90 to 100 box** of ferna a module* acquired by Georgia from corn# to a wadding. gaday. Another large ahlpper of the fodera! government. Mrs. Edith Roes of London, aV fm ia is 0. A. Wale* of Tarn Park. We will be pleased to dem onstrate this niuwer to you bout 6 ll collapsed beslda a car in lo g o Pilat, floriet, bring* cut which Prince* Elisabeth and th* flewert from Plymouth for •hip. NO STEEL BOOM Prjrcaaa Royal wer* riding. The on your own lawn NBW YORK, July 81- W f*tm*r of tha car barely missed Altamonte Hetal, one of the Mra, R**a as she sank to ths pave­ Th* fact-finding truce in the at**) and moot ptetnreaqua In ment. labor dispute should bring s ol* County, mens fat the temporary pickup in the Industry, Stop in and see this finent of Lawn Mowers at U Pea ember end but ll won’t sand steel sale* HRNTRNl'RD FOB BRIBERY _ . . g it* gueata each looming, the Iron Ago said yeiAUGUSTA, Ga., July 31—Of) r, David AuatiiL vtae-nreoident Wrday. — Civil Service ComrnUsioftar ' i U. B. Steal Corporation. Tha “Some buyer* will begin watch­ is operated by I . 0. Homar L, Baaton today faced a ing low invantoriaa more carefully three to five year sentence fpe •I to hoop from being caught abort bribery. A Richmond superlex In caae of n deadlock tblo Septem­ court Jury raturnad tha verditt ber/* sold tbo national metalof guilty yaatarday altar a trial weekly. "Some orders which brought chargee of whole* to bo plneod Ibis fall Mle police pay-otfa. . _____ A low other Boaton waa relearned b; already both up excess Grover 0 . Anderaon on 93,1 ueb to •Iter Defence Attorney . during n motion for i H t tl) Of Unique Summer Car Manufacturers Theater Produces Ultimately Deride Good MusicaU On Glass In Autos (graduates \S oi ld 1'VduraliHtH Carter Outlines Requirements Of Registration Laws 30 New Homes Are (tftailt In Altamonte Springs In Yehr AT LAST! ■ — mmgr. 'M M ta r m w vagfr �tg-mnnt«i«i. TH URSDAY J U L Y 2 U 1 9 4 9 TU B SANFO RD HERALD. SA N FO R D home unfi »«• hi*-- sister, Mr*. _ Moon, »—-, — _ . In Oviedo. HU many friend* will he irl.id lo Irntn thHt he I* making aj •ml recovery. Tuosdny Mr*. Kva T. Smith re*j tinned from Portsmouth, Va. where *he had vi«lted for two wri'k* in the home of her *nn-snd dioijjlitor-ln-lnw, Mr. and Mr*. Wnllarr Smith. Mr. Smith will lie remeniliered a* h former l.ake Mory resident. Wednesday the Huidnrxx «nd I'rofeaainnNl Women'* Club held their .fuly meeting at Sanlnndo Springs. I .nke Mary member* at* tending were: Mr*. K. E. True, Mr*. W. K. Hskcr and Mi»a Vir­ ginia It. I'nlmrr. Also, from Lake Mnry wn» Ml** Duncan Haker daughter of f'ol and Mr*. W. K. linker. She wn* one of the two delegates the flub sent to (ilrl* Slide lit Tnllnha*«er. Mi** llakrr made a report of the nrtivitlr* of thi* experiment in eivie cdurnttnn. Tiiemlny Mr*. Howard Hoteler nnd daughter Mr*. Theodore Itrookklyn, arrived home following m viiiv FREE Ticket Ry VIRDINtA PALMER Friend* of 11. If. Benton will be ylnd to hear that ha Ik improv­ ing and that ■ *it - I***-------hoped he ran» „ he * ® iit moved from the Farnald Laughton .. Memorial l|n*pital to hla homo in ; ; the near future. !!j The .1. S, Be»t hmue I* Jieing ocjtupled by Ml*, and Mra. C. I>. Til* | II* and *on Carry, i Mr*. A. N. fleot^ ha* a* her house Kue»t,.h»r friend Ml*a EleaI nor Loder of Cent re villa, Md. Mi** • I,..iler *pent sonic time at Scotland .Yard la»t wln^fr. Saturday toe, J. 8. Beata moved , to Oviedo ap that hr could he nenrier hi* work. Mr. Oe*t la employed by A. Hilda and Son* «t Slav la. Sam Cochraii W*a aufficirntly recovered front' hi* recent uperalinn at the Oriftge Memorial Ho*, pltal lo be removed Friday to the TO T H E MOVIELAND KIDE-fN THEATER ON T1IK O R L A N D O IIH illW A Y '.VITII T H E P U R C H A S E O F $1.00 O R M O R E FR O M I TIJXEIM) FEED STORE X I I S S tin fitn l A v r. W ir n ir a i PHiitte JIBS Where Customers Send Their Friends AT MARGARET ANN FR1. SAT, H IIK N III.Y HOMK I O N I'H O I.I.K I) S T O R K * BABY BEEF SALK: RIb, Chuck & Shoulder... * Sirloin ............................ S WiW T V V r w N o t w t 'i ^ C h o ic e C r o p Calif. Heedless Margaret Ann ...... lb. 59c Swift’s Premium .... lb. 59c Corn King .......... lb. 40c Grapes Fancy Avocado Pears Selected Ited Itlpe TomatocH ANN Large Dnaite Pin mh Largu Julry Lemons ......... I PACK Salud Dressing pi . 2 2 c Qt. 4 0 c South Carolina Large Liberia Peacncm Calif. Washed While Bose Potatoes ANN PACK I’rcpurcd Spaghetti FROZEN FOODS West peak Strawberries I-lb pkg. 41c Annie Turnovers 23c A M 22-u* CANS Q 4 t O JL Sliced or llulvex Iona Peaches Nahlsro Vanilla Waffers Nobler i> Thin L'rli.p Premium Saltines Iona Cream Style Golden Corn BEEF Chuck Roast.............. Top or Bottom Round Steak Boneless Beef Stew.............. Rllml Bilnlles* l.uyci Peck Breakfast Baton................. Sugar Cured Picnics........... Super Kite Beef Brisket Stew Smoked Bacon Squares...... Pork Chops end cuts......... Assorted Cold Cuts............. | Scaliest Ice Cream Iona 1lour 5-lb bag ..... 3I« 19-lb bag 59c Our Own Tea li-ib. I’kB ■Am ir... ii ■ ■■w-. 25’ D«l Mont* Plum PreaelrveB.... Saltona Phim P r i m a l ......... Ann Pag* Sparkle Desserts .. | 419 E. 1st STREET SANFORD, FLA. Iona , T n m ;ito Libby’s (’tinned Meats eef Hash ...... 1-lb cn. 35e eal L o a f... . 7-oz can 29c tenna Sausage 4-oz can 19c paghetti & Meat 1-lb cn.23c , >. • M b O il..................pt. 29c U nit S tarch 12c e * « ................... e Junket Shterbet M ix....... .............15c • •< ■Parson’* Sudiy Ammonia.... pt. btl 15c ftgfly Dog Food 3 ‘-lb cans 25c III for Atlanta and West Point, (in. where she will visit friend* and relative* for two week*. Lester nnd Hyrnn Tllll* hate bron visiting relative* in Jasper. Fin. and Montgomery. Ala. They nritved home Monday. I Among the group of Hanford girl* enjoying n house party at Daytona llonrh this week i» Mias Itetlye Hull. Frldny P. D Anderson arrived liome nftei n three weeks’ visit with reliiltve* In Elwnod City, New f»*tle and Hharpsvillc, Pa. While with In* son and daughtarin law. the Ituvmnnd Anderson* in Slim pNville, lie attended the illy 1* (loldeii Juliilee. Mr. Ander->m found the weather In Penn­ sylvania warmer than thal of l ake Mnry imd laike Emma In piirtlriilnr. . Friday the ft I. .Shuman* moved to Atlanta, where they will make their future home. Tursdny N. H Hlough arrived home following n vacation spent la freslon, Ohio ami Fort Wayne, Ind. I.ike the miijoiity nf returning viirnthmiRt*, Mr. Illnugh find* the weather In l.ake Mary cooler than Ohio and Indiana. Following the death nf her huehand, Mr*. W. 8. Whitworth ha* moved in 1020 Elm Avenue, flan*! ford, Hiimliiy Sidney Newel nf Oranda wn* the dinner guest of the A. N J Si ot* at Hentlnnd Yard. Mr. N e-1 well l„ a roiisin of the Scott*. Mi** Dolores Kirsch, young ^ daiighli'r of Mrs. Itoland Guide, undent m l a tonsllrriomy Friday nt tin local hospital. Her frirml* will be glad to hear that she Is reeoveiliig nicely. Tin* last week the t’. E. Mil■led* spent fUhlng at Lake George. Dan Dullard, a former resdvnt of Luke Mary, has been visiting hi* mint*, Mrs. Frank Mlnshew and Mr*. W. P. liurke. He now live* in Peoria, Arts. Oliver Hjublnm, an employee of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, formerly al Hataumn, has been tinii ferred In Bussell. Mr. and Mr*. SJohlimi and son, were week­ end guests of hi* parent*, the 0 , K. SJohloms. non, Jr. was tha guest of Mr*. Mct’lung and daughter* MUs Betty. Janr of Orlando, who are spending *omp lime In Miami Beach. Mr. and Mra. Leo Bandera of Gainesville visited the A. F, Kemps. It will 'b e .remembered that Mr*. Handera I* the former MU* Viola Cooper of Sanford. The C. S. Donaldson* have as their guest* hi* two brother* end hi* *Uter, Mrs. Lucille Rames and son, all nf Andalusia, Ala. The past two w eeks,,June and I'evnnda Cnurson nf Pearann, Oa. have hern the guest* of their aunt* and cousin* In both Sanford and Lake Mary. For the last two weeks, Mrs. M. T. Haulier and daughter, Milured Janet have been vieltlng her rmiNin, Mrs. C. 8. Donaldson. Tha Haulier* are from Arcadia. Spending tha past wek-end la Pearson, Ga„ were Mr. and Mra. Ralph Williams and daughter* Myrna and Melanie, They were visiting Mrs. Williams’ aunt, Mr*. Pure Lard if*Ail, Knd CutH lb. 15c HUH* Center CutH lb. 25c ....................... 4-lb ctn. 65c Z T-Bone.............................. • Round ......................... ROASTS: £■ “" Brisket for S tew ........ la’nn Fresh Ground H am burger............... Mild Daisy Cheese ............. Swift'* Premium Cello Franks I'nrkrd Fresh Cottage Cheese.......... Thompson Needle** I *rge F lo r id a Eggplant Mlrhigan Celery California l»tig White Potatoes California HunkUt Lemons each 5c stalk 8c 5-lbs 31c dozen 29c Grapes Hard Head Cabbage Fre»h Florida Okra Green Beans Honor Frozen Fowls Pea« .............. 21c Ifl-o* II. IL Strawberries ..... 42i IP os II. H. HUY 2 U B T O N E F R E E X-PERT CAKE MIX pkirX-PEKT Factory Clicked CAKE FROST INC (2 pkg. Limit) p k g . HI.DHHOMTIME OR AKMOUR'8 I.IIIIIY'H A88TD. STRAINED BABY FOODS.... KRAFT’S ytLV EETA CHEESE........... HTANDARD NO. 2 CANS , SO A P 2 1*™ TOMATOES...... SUNDRENCHED YELLOW 0 REACHES........ a k etch u p 14-og. b it 2 ) f PEARS........... LADY BETTY . , > SALAD DRESS. ..... ....... :. 3 reg. 23c Ibury Soap .... 3 reg. 24c <&Span pkg, 23c Hendwya Chocolate Syrup Mhcn. 17c fc M fg fe . f t l u i t r i M an inn, Wade Wansley, Jr. of Jack­ sonville. William Musgrave, Jr. who wttk hla wife and son have been vIslUMV his parent*, the William Man* graves, left Saturday for hla hoiM In Chicago. Mra. Musgrave ami Laurln will remain a few m f t Hath liars 21c REMARKABLE BARTLETT Iona Uma Beans......*22-oz can 13c Iona Peas ........ No. 2 can He 1 9 0 Vse-Pkd, W. K. Com. -/Jtj GRAHAMS lie - 21* mm LIQUID STARCH qt 1 «< Kakly-Rite No. « can MODESS GHFT JUICE t 8m ,’Pkg* 65c Conehlta Cr. or Sliced PINEAPPLE 7-os css Old G l-fr No. I CM l i f e . Pkg* *2.63 ' rg/rr �... • '■ 9f ill. . r ' V" — • I:.V ^- ^THUItSDAY JULY II, 1949 Summer Theater — *«. t. See, 11 poorly-conatructed theater depend* New Homos rnmpHluit t* now on l„ -cctile fund* on this.device tu ovt-u-miit- acidtsi-1 to pill chase a new pipe oi gun. cal defect*. , ** ,•<■ I *■ ,«*<* I 't n a I 'a a r ■ < See. T w io Among home owner* in Alta­ But Terrell'* arena theater uae* is city clerk. Among ihe alderman monte Spring* is H. K. Muensch a different, though related, gim­ are K. J. Ilumly. It. E. Huffman, j wlm came to Florida six years ago mick. The atag* Is constructed with Clifford Gilbert, Or. Benson. E. | from Nit-hciHe, Tenn. He enjoys wide Iwards In the center, grad*, B. Blown, .1. O. Madden ami Mr. I woi king in the small grove near ually narrowing toward the edge* Fuller. I Ids home and finds that hi* health The orcheatra pit, too, hai wide IKnl telephone* were used hi 1lias improved. Mrs. Muensrh like* txiards In the middle of the wall*, Altamonte u year la-fore l-elng in­ to visit Sanfoid and enjoys trip* iiariowiug toward the top and bot­ stalled in Winter Park, said Ma­ to the too llei favorite store bore, tom. yor Morrison. A s y operate on the she revealed. i» YowellV The loiards act as a perfect re­ same system ns in Winter Park, 'Hill M i ll S W.ES sonator. Terrell says If you pul . Mintluiul nini l.niigwnnd. Wa s h in g t o n , .inly 2 1 i,p. your hand on the hoards during • Sunday attendance is reported performance, you can feel them good nt the Altamonte Spring* The Kcoriotiuc Con|iei allnn Aitvibrate In reasonance with the Interdenominational Chat-el which Mlillislliiliutt yestenlay apploveit music and speech. is visited try various pastor*. A ihe puicha-e I)v Great Bnliiin uf |2(l,lltHMMMi „r p. K. tobacco. The lent ilself is specially madeThe Mm-hull Finn gunl “ a- in­ There can't he a center pole, be- though ''The Merry Widow" took cluded #*!:. i»;i,lHNl in ad-bti-ual cuuse that's where the stage I*- I luce weeks to produce. Ten ell uid In inmil,. Western Kuropeuil The pole* are placed around the pinna to put on a different show coilllllie- rneste and Wesleiil each week heielifter. arena They are made of special Get mniiv I slain im ile is nhniil III miles haul wiaals, so that they can be list- ol rln wulei clock lii gan slim, hut still strong. That way. i - tin Ihdnunie f■inn Trenton, I I "in.i-irnl elieus" dtuw- [in Gleet * in ihe fifth ceiiloi) hethere isn't a had srat lit th* house F.vaus and Miss Foster will i< midi-in* mainly fiom I’lulu fore t'hii-t at iiboiit the time llipstay at th* arena theater for the dnplita, although New York Is |inciute> 1 1 gun the development of meduai icieuce. rest of th* summer season. Al­ within striking distance. Tertell’e Unt holds 7(X1, and the July S opening night production of Frana Lehar’a “The Merry Widow" ■ . B* OVID A, MARTIN1*"**, soybean* and peanuts, and waa a sellout. Broadway theaters ' WASHINGTON, July 21~(A>|- . I"1' '»<>"• into grass and paatur#." ■eat from 900 to 1,200 persons, and Iftra ts may mean nothing but n you'll tin this, you can make most summer theaters from 2M) to headache to the homeowner w h o '1*’' m,l,h money—perhaps mora­ 400. lise to spend a hot weekend trim- j !!'"* " ,,,k nut nearly as hard, "The Merry Widow" stars stag* k in g his lawn. :1 “ ill l«e fewer surpluses and and ecreen veteran Susanna Fos­ r But it promises—so its greute.>t '"“‘d bn government prica ter and her actor husband, Wtlfriends say—to ease taxpaying [ uid nnd other subsidies." bdr Evans, who created the lesdlng headaches for that same homegtase mean* live- roles in "Meiican Hayride" and owner, and tu free the fanm-i '?*’• k mllle, dairy cowa, "tip In Central Park." from lorn* of the heatlachen n riand luiuhs. The circular at age presented ing from crop surpluses uml de1111 "mildn't more grass mean some unusual problems. Experienc­ pressed prices. ;oime livestock nod po*slbly eur* ed brnadway actor* and actresses • Stated in another wuy, tlie 1•*l“ “ml depressed prices for like Evans and Miss Foster took tile is going to hear more and m o re '1 ",M f" ,m product*T to it like a duck to water, hut *te time goes by about grass being ! ' 11,1 Mh-vi-r In gras* replies some uf the younger actios wcie a better cure for the problem of ' empbatlc “no." a little III at ease at firwt. fluctuating f a r m production. 'M-biiio- it this way: For one thing, they tended to price* and Income, than govern- i 11 “ u,dd lake more acre* of play towards the orchestra pit. on ment production contrul pro g ram s •<* fatten a cow o r to pro­ on* side of the stage, although the ud price-supporting subsidies. 1......- •• 11 m*«-u K,V,‘U I|uiinmy ipiuntlty or of inua milk man thun " j. and -ntlrelv surrounds th ubaldirs, of lake in acres planted "to ^ T e r r H l l ^ h k k \ Z ’^ « Subiidlei, of course, course, rei)uire require tuxes. tuxes, " " '" ‘**‘1 * luU ad the . A And lb* neat next few years—years tending the orchestra pit sll the Many |n which farm ers will need to cut "««V -oil '*dl conservatlunlsta ronservaltoniata held WBy kroun(| the circle reduction of many crops from ,l"1 themy tlu-my that ttint If every acre of production <5,hrr prob|ems of dliediiiu ^normal war and pustwar abnormal postwar levels lminland im inland wi-ie weie used to Its Ita best bast CMtlng ,n d staging cropped up of .; l"»stl>le possible lolvnntuge advantuge from the cob con-- g |nee " h e re la no curtain, inups L-may -aay give the proponents «f -tnndpnlnt farm A aiset s s «a chance to prove thi-lr their '••icntn-n '«•• w.ti.»r, -tandpolnt ferm out- , nd K,nery mm* be lugged up ami .neory. this country Jurt th<1 aisles between acts. t«. Tnsory. .............................'. |P"t V 1!1*incountry would would Jurt down Grate Is more than a lung-tear- ",M|ui tialunce heiween production the obvious delight uf the audience 4d- -plant . , used to cover , rilawns, it -•( nop- nml livestock . , on ,the one - It give* them aomethin* to watch LS food—in a raw form. Processed »'»••' »"d tm.mal market demand* dur, ln, , rm|„lons. through livestock farming, i t . other. All entrances and exits, of comes out as meat, milk ami dairy 1 f"»« hig step In converting aiio mull t,e up and down products. | '" *'«*» »my be token by wheat |h ( whlch Terrell thinks But it can do even more, tt can ........ » m H«i«. They've been told , d t0 hrin|( (),» audience light tf f ir a method of producing food the government they should 1 , . .v_ ni_v n Mw at a slower rate ami smaller vul- i’1'"" 1 UHHi.WKI fewer acres to | n the second set of "The Merry lime than lias been the case since “ hi-tit f«* harvest next year than u , . i_vr , „ ll( sidandinW« started. ■)?.“" .... . ' l" ( ‘J*1* >•“ ’» < n * , to , he main stage action On '■.W ith surpluses uf wheut, cunt 1 decl i ni ng foreign orthodox stage, this usually is and other grains grain. ulaved in one corner. In Tetiell* rams staring fanners tanners »■< - e gram. ... 1 played le n e ll* the face, they need to slow up " h a t should farm er, do with I *roduct|0ll |, |» pl.yed in one uf | the procers and itid volume or of producproiluc- '*‘i- n.wuu.vmo i l,tH>U,lHMi aarre rrestst {secretary Secretary1 R . i . i ,. , ri-ht rtBh tPamong among the a u -1 lion, relductance to drop the warIgiiculture Riarinan says ! diene* I lime rat* of production is bilng Mmuld lie put tu grass to produc* 1 ano,h rr problem to tie m -t' Ing on surpluses, with their com: 1 '"v«l amt milk. | acoualics. 'r te canvas tent lia«' •anion headache* of declining «*»iills*i reductions in produc- j re.sonancs, of course, farm price* and income ami the ,1"“ ,llu>' be uiged upon producer* *.1^ «roup had lots uf idem ' * » a" b i a i ' “l ants, cotton, soybeans, \ *. » them was to string piauu! P‘‘“ni,t* “na ro w !wirea around the tent—an uid Legal Notice ^ g FgA TsK" U; K K I.O IU D A . U< 'Aid-. BATE la ra th* Estate of O N NOBTlt recessed T O A LA . W H O M IT MAT COMCERN: N o tice Is h e re b y g iv e n (lis t «‘* r llea her final re rls Lee North filed port ae Admlnstratrlx uf th* Mt*t* of U. N. North, derxnsnl; that the filed her uetltlun fur fin­ al.discharge, end thnt she will *|>ply to the Honorable I>uiikIh StffUtroni, County Judge uf »*metvoi# vol# CCo o u n ty , Ktorlda, on llie )el l»t*. for nporoval T *y of AUgliet, J an d fo r f in a l discharge AOMlnistratrla of the estate of C. 1 N. North, deceased, on this 10th day of June, lit* Csrri* I.ee N o rth w i A d m in is t r a t r ix of llie e state o f C . N. N o rth deceased t O l JA M K H JO H K IM I I j - I ’ K.N TA, W hose ptni-e of re e l,I,<11,',. m ol mldree* Is lim i-V V e e i m i , sH k -oI. VVIl ttn ln g lo ii I fit. I le liiw iiis ..T o o see hereb y r e ijiilr e il lo lip . jjj'fif in iti<> rirntH *'iinr* uf S»*m r n t in lF . KforUln. In f f f f , on lh<* mih fifty u f A iik u m I, ifflli In n Mill fu r iflvorr** therein pending nil nlihrevlqied till* of which Is Vnlarle Violin,. UiPente Plnlnilff vereu» .liiioee Joseph l.nt'enln, llefeiidsm \VT JNEHH my Imnd and offlcliil •»*l fcl.Hsnforrt Klorldn Ihl- Slli iay of June, imp <"le- v 1 ‘lr. oil 1 'oitri Ify O I*. IIK It N IlO N Depuly Clerk SEAL. CORNEY’S Service Station 1Tl'tl1uV*,‘1’ • Uandwichm • le e Cold Beer ' ' C/tWIEy < i J\0MTElM I u 3 U f\X /* C r J C t7 \ y fb r Bner Flavor-Use DIXIE CRYSTALS! P U R I C A N I I U Ci A * a. Jtaraane-TsA1 - TO THE GROWERS OF QUALITY ORANGES IN CENTRAL AND EAST COAST F L ORI DA Vacuum Foods Corporation Announces a Revolutionary Crop Purchase Flan- w,h,r SfirasSSUS^JS?^- ^ 4 f [‘7 f “ -‘" -titu te for crop* ; jjj’ y’tbrVtion. from the stage ami likely „ la- pioduct-d in excessive ,b „ iympathetlcally. Man, « aniiiunis, 1 lie government h a a |________ - - -— ------------ -------- 1 ged n aliai p production increase 1 llu- yeni in grass seeds, p a r-1In semi-arid area* subject to e ii*uliiily glasses which will thrive ver* erosion. Locker Plan! FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 401-W-13th St ...................... Phone UilH Why pay more for your m eat a and poultry when It la ao eaay to d r if* by "Your Locker Plant" and cash in on price aa w ell aa quality. Grwilc* A — ijuick Frozen— D reiaed nut! D raw n in our plant— FRYERS lb. Hitby B eef— Tender ROUND STEAK 65* iT em ler— Baby B eef far t i n first lim a — r a d price p rotest Ion I (Formerly Blnko'a) Wg in v ite you to com e in PAGE THKV1I T H B S A N F O R D H ERALD- 8A N F O R D FLO R ID A friends Of Grass i t T i f s a r * lii Hie year, ahead, ( u n m u * Say, It Will _ _Cure *« *'*•»! mote and mor* ad* • Y o u r — Headaches, "i-i. .... . • — — '‘Ilit-r vaili crop*, Including cut* JT ---■!>- ■Serve Like F ried Ham ■Hickory Sm ok ed— Tenderized URED Pork Chops lb. Crown Gasoline Prkt sup/- irf .11 dtlnpi.ilr iiilliluium lrve-la has been irpralrdiy ■ailed "llir yiralrel ainglc need ol llir cilru- imlusliv ludav Fur jeui* Iinluetrini and polilu.ii Iradeis have sought *01111 wulkuhlr me,ms ol limiting to yluweii an itdet|uele ililliiliium incouta (rum then -iu|-e. It has long hrru triuyhired lliul price tUfifMMt ullm lire mil) plat lit ill drtruM e|«inyj tlie heirifds ul llir imlusliv llie »l»—■jy-l elope del*)* 111 handling, uvtfpiuduylion ylulled inafkrlt. and ullm tattot* litgl tu ullrn lead tu uippling Imam lai ltl»l*>. Now, jcrmnir pfii* support betome* a ta a lit). The Vacuum huud* Gruwets’ Guaianu plea uul uni) piuvidc* u guununuJ ntim mum firu i tui >out mange u u p . iu i gives yea rrwwi) wtduwiuil btntjif, nrcci be/or* o#*r*d lo u/unge gruutit b) an) agtncj, public of pm uh. Maw Orowera1 O unranty w ork* 1r A limited number uf >|ua)il) gtuwais will bd enrol led umurdiately in (ituteeit’ liuataaty, fur a unr. two, ur three-year period af the gfouti* option, c S* If you rjusld*. you agree to deliver lo Vacuum Foods *1 picking time a ceiiam aaatkdT uf buirs uf urangu - th* quautity to bo ba*ed upon *11 esllncal* uf yuur v-rup /laid for the coming itatuo, 9s Vacuum Foods guar an tea* lo purchase your crop at Ihe full uir/ugr rum An pm* pauJ by tocisum Fuudi tin oil mmigr- /-o' i/u s se d / f u n i o il s u u i. e i ilu iiiif llir innoih 01 itiuoiutl period ohm u-u< >'u p is pn hui # \ cu.n ml. ■d 10.11 k, 1 1 , 1 vc-Ui urup at lull 4 . Vacuum Foods guriianlrrs lo pa) >--» a minimum rom iuii pine ■•/ oof /c*> thou H (Ml per bo» iltli i t i n f, itfim lU tt 0 / o»«' O l Aei 1viulnioiu. • Nr, m c il no u o ic n u lld 01 0 • I'm - 11 I 1 10 li.mdliiip mill liuil ill llie ci. ul .A . 1 ••| ■d.mi.iyc I 'll , 4> If lb* aval eg* market price at the lime ol delivery is tees than li.UU, under U tou.ru U uatuni) yo u ttiU receive ihr lu ll tl.u u . le u the amount# already paid tu >uu. Ami if the average market pi Ur is m u tt titan li.OU, Vacuum F o o d , g u a iu n ltei you Ihr </«/l i n n e t , u /h a tivir it i t! litowri*' (iuaranty give* you double protection pioieiiion agelnat fortes ia low uierkeG, pruleitcd profit, ia high u a r U u l W hat O fB w arl1 R aaeanty offers you • A guaranteed w t ^ n r pike fur yuur oreogacrop • A guerastehl Maatkly Income ell year re u n i "In.mi I--I >mi 1 liuil ill an 1 ip . iu ilm y s c y m r lil - I llu - v lU u s i l l d u s l l ) g ih d / i •< 4- Wluu the agiceinctit goes into effect, you Irbrnediaffiy begin lo tarn u gum unit rA m onlhly income f/uil is rooug/i tu m ote ihon ruitii oil nor mat p to d u iiiu n - u»i» 0 1 1m uton f ood*' r u k t Thia cash income IS fHinl lo you tiu h m onth throughout ih t u h o lr y to t 01 ih* tuM of 5 f per b o c p n numlli on yvui m i n t tiU iniUid o/onge n o p plus 101 ri 110 am ount at p u lin g Hint. K01 rsamplr. it your agreement cover* UKH) busts, yum monfAJ, cot A tncurit* u n d ti O io u tu (’inn ant) it f2 U 0 W t f tiilhm il m u . u n ie / l f j, tv ii/ fil in '!o f in nih ri lo in liliu iu , t o l Itn iil^ j o i to m d p l e n iic il l How tu fimi o u t n to rtl a b o u t G ro w ers' G u a ra n ty 1 ion t 1 t'y.iiltii iltoli t mu nil r you full in/orabout llu irioliiliunuiy Vacuum I .uni* I .Jutirle Im aiahl, plan. 1miO’ii Ih-, u>t n with him let him explain ihe details an•“ 11 you: ipmsllmis, rtliniuto -mu on n m 1si11 IsI v im -unr amt minimum sta ll, us* nine baicd uo 11sc estimated yield id ,11111 nu n giuve <ti it ,uu prefer, write direct tu Vacuum I nulls !>•■ inliitihdliuii on G rubers' Uuarant, \ihifr-e* ymn in|ut-sl to the personal .1,lent mil ul Mi. it. A. (Buhl (elide:, M.iii.i/'ci I i ml I'nii iimiieiil Depailiucnt, \ a-mini foods (loipoiatiull, Fiymuulh, I Im ula. Itriiis-iulse-F, iinly a limited number uf yiowris 1 an hr s-fimllrd ih (sruweis' Guar­ anty. Ih ciriu ir, it is tu yuur advantage tu ubiam 1 oinplcte itifurmaHuu without delay. fo e tu s turtrmk * ' * *1'11 V A CU U M PO O R S CO RPO RA TIO N ■*-' PkTMaUVH,l9iOli0A PRISM M O Z I N O R A N O I J U I C I eoevaieuT itas>vAewuu seats t s u s u r e a r. \ ■ 11 V' v................... « ;k-.VU>Vvr .' V - ■ • . I . r A. . • ?’t vV<aiN MM �_ * THE SANFORD HERALD. Sum m er CLOSING OUT ALL SPORTS SHOES Tan and White • • THURSDAY JULY 21. IMS ri* « the Increaaad lenith and , width came In the 1040 and IN I medel*. Thu onglnear* can dta flguroa to prove tha poilwar cart erally are no larger than ( liollt Ju«» before the war. . Chryaler Cerp. ha* cipltallawl Rrrotiy on the fact It haa been able to Inaraaae Hm-lattrlor apnea uf it* neweat postwar modeia while at the m i n time re uverall dlmaiifcna/ At the ■ ilmr Chrylw haa been one of the fir»t of tha car •maker* to add .Harter whaalbaaa modal a to Ita various line*, line*, A Im of untlnter|ac<thM J|kt. la Iwlng devoted to Korea of d in a r ph»*f* of edr daaljcp. Tft# majav objective of every car dakef. however, la*to reduce the wtlyh*. and increase the fuel mIlea re of hli vehicle*, '-■■■ .. There haa hecit little If u y proRicaa toward- thoae roala o+ar t hr Nat 1ft year a itr morei Rot A. h Whitney I ihare haa bean rreatly Inereaaed HMMMN1 of the Brotherhood of I ridliiR comfort and drlvlnf aaaa. Railway Trainmen A. F Whitney, 71, dltd auddanly In hit Cleveland, Ohio, home, (international) ■ -M l i (i i II *,*tl.**4 Km a fan* I, a**, t a . i Smyrna. The Doctor of Edacatlon darrre will he Andrew C. Praaton. Del.and, Saturday'* commoncemenl exrrri.es will mark the flralP time the recently completed Florida Cymnimum haa been uied for a *ampu. function. With an auditor, iurn i’ii(iMi-ity of approximately (i.hiHi (i.r.ona, the building la aald in lie one of the flnoat of Ita kind in (he South. The commencement exercUea will hcRln at HsIHI o'clock Saturday niRhl iiml are open to the public. Chevrolet Vt ton P anel Chevrolet 2-Ton nlake llody Truck U Of F Gradua&a And IOMBIR /ACID, Iluiilnn engineer Vnlrntin Olrbttrhcv leave* Now York'* Federal Court where hli trial on charge of cnn.plrlng to commit r.ptnnngo win postponed by Federal Judge Wlllliim llondy until Ori. IT. (lutitlchnv** ro-defendant In the turning trial will bo Judith Cuplort. (International) Ventilated Vfllllf'H TO FLOKSIIEIM JARMAN FORTUNES NOW 17.50 11.50 9.115 11-95 g.95 (.95 R L . Perkins & Son "IIJHIIKCT MEN'S UK All" jam Still a few days left to get ('ar Manufacturers U omlmiril ►■*-„, l>aar i, TifKi riinipiuiioN about windshield. rofieri Ion nr bright fiiiiahi-. on lnHlruoienl panel.. A reault him been ilic icc.'iodntt of tuntrumentn on Hie iiniu'l by ninny cur maker.. ANn tlii'ii1 Iimx been h Hti'Mily reilnelion in iln* amount of chrome in'ihr uni*il on (he piini'N. Ii it .(iiii'i generally under.loud ill*' industry isn't going to liullil Ini get c i l i a in the future They Iihvi* Ih'hiiI many rompliiint* alaiul the oi'Ci'aaily uf rebuilding garngoa anil the difficulty of .(reel park■hr with ciirient inodeN. Yi'l in few inatanccii are the latRi'i anil wider tiaaaeuRi'r rare a iiuatwai development. In meet GENERAL Quality at this Lour Sale Price UNFAIR PRACriCR WASHINGTON July gt—f>r>— An examiner for the National LaNir [{elation* ftoarda held vasterday that a Chicago glailcr*' union rommltli'd unfair labor practirea by inducing mcmlier* to null work on |in>ierla uxIur pieRlatcd aaah. The union la the GUtler*' Union of ChicaRo, local No. 27 of the AFI, I'alntera, Dworatnra and I'ancrhiiiiRcra of America. The examiner, David tendon, iideil In n case brought again.t the union by the Joliet, III., conliartur. a.anriation and nine Jol­ iet lumlirr anil building material ilralet*. FAMOUS *J "Why occgpf anything Inn than tha moit Bgouflful SUV of all?” taa raw wanes ua*ta etas rai m Stand by for a Chevrolet . and get the most for your money CH EVRO LET It's vour money you're spend you’re cnlitled to nil ihc most motor car, in ;mjint.'>All America says ill,it means ChcvrolctwAy im & b t m illH l buy of a l l - and the cur that gives HXTRA^-VALUES' in every phase mul feature of motoring. ll b J m PtBM Sflft-car advantages from Fisher Htuly Styling Head perfo^mnnee lo Center-Point stecn a g [C ^ agd-thp greater rldlngcomfort of the longest, hdsnpx^ftsr. In ita, Odd. And oflen tim e advantages at prices! So, why accept unyllilng less than the moat bctuftUul hujr of all? invest In a Chevrolet and f i t the m ail lor y a w money! FULL SIZE FULL W EIGHT FULL STRENGTH Come in-Compare all these General Tire Quality Features A LONO MIUAM tf IXTItA STItlNOTH it DOUBII ORIF TRIAD + SAFITY TRACTION b IAST RIDINO COMFORT General’s LifetirHe Guarantee! \ \ ,Vn$ I U ** *>• ly,» »•#•« Man-WWt* ,W.«« Nr*. n M '4«tV .<1.0 f k. . mm MOT MNtlMNIMN , ' h -* *' 'j/i- ' 1 . "*!!*^><,,Nl*> UMNO ^ *•f of n M “ " •« » . W*V»« CM e N w m WalkVe y a m w at siiriSs «w m um m o, wMi WIDUT TRIAD,« w*X w to oi < 1 '<’f' sasan Cvxists DvjM t jN M v e t l e — XWtY * ■rii'iiiiiiiiliaaiiiiiiiiiiM.iiMiiiiaiiiii.i.i.i Insist on getting th u s IXTItA VALUES exclusive to Chevrolet In Its AsMI HO* CfWV.SAFI CURVIO WINDSHIELD ••INCH I HOINI NTWMUC leAXIS whh PANORAMIC VIMRIUTY (wM| liM r a I a n ifeiiA* �— ■'.V THURSDAY JITLY 21. 1949 D. SA N F O R D FLORIDA , !/. ANNOUNCING NEW LOW PRICES / **v*,(l R01III ANO MY PAINTS . . . W V l«(HH 0 4 0 PlMU i n m*4, tiH tltdr Ur climit*! Ym <m« Mil them! AA **7 peMtu! For IZm^GAT PAINTS ■ ■ ■ SEE Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. SANFO RD A V EN U E TALBOTT’S — IIIH V E IN — W all Paper * P ain t ANNOUNCING... «»C in a a. i i v i ' mmii AvHsinr on CARMOTE PAINTS T n A M EL and VA K N ISII (Juick dryin g, Long lusting P o rc e la in w h ile will m il yellow There lx a CARMOTE F A IN T FOR EV E R Y SU R F A C E CHIROPODIST ( Foot S p e c ia lis t) Will see p a tie n ts on T iin rsd a \ o f e a c h week fro m 10 A M. to 5 IV M. nl tin* H a n fm d , Echols New Modern Display Room . , IIP WEST FIRST ST-FRIDAY JUI.V 22 Fin. Thniir:—Hanford IS# Orlando 1-2126 HllHffoHCtO fe w HOUSE |) r . C . K. E ld rid g e Valdez Hotel r CARMOTE Mildew Resisting THE OPENING OF * W IA TH IRPRO O M D H " « M « k«flt The scienro nf ‘ geography l» due largely to developments start­ ed l»y Alexnndei von Hiimboti, B tinm an nrholm horn tn 17tU». I'stalera "HER U S FIR ST FOR I.OWKK FHIC KS” •V oozim A OAT or s«w»i Wt<ih«>«H iti Wt ; P A C E F»VE t /Sr Lol iih fin a n c e y m ir |>ninl jnli, lw»lli Inlmr anil m a te ria l, o v er a period o f enay m o n th ly p a y n ie n ta , nn red tape, no e x tra fin a n c e eh n rg o SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. Sanrord’a leading paint and g la s s atore 117 So. PA R K F ree D elivery PH O N E 10.1 ★ NowShe Shops "Cash and Cam ★ k ★ ★ if ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A VVr invilr you lo visil us in our new location and W ithout Painful BackachA Wh,n nf kH*»Vfiiartloa gWjH* fvti-rwMiw mwtlrr to rpm*tn in jroup WOOJLi* m«»ci»UMn»tW nttlfflU R MinRbn<kwrhp. H iniiw *‘frheuimUWPgR^ ,,,r" leg t nine. !«**• of p»p nnd rrw rty . ‘"Tg. puffinr** under In* night*, twtllin hrMUchci anti diiilrwAt. Krfflwnt or m il/ •martin* ■ wnd p«*a«gr« »tlh •marting m> hurnlMI ••■{•* lim r« ih o w i Ultra U n m r lh jA l wrong w u* je iir k!.ln*r«ot M*.liti-r. # iMn't w.HI Aik ir Anu.lit Ur *>•*%• rtIU. ■itlmuUnl dliltTlIf. uiS l*r nd1H«n* for orrr ifi fpbJJ* .! rrlltf pud will h#lp Ih# II kklnrr liihta f1u»h «tli ppltniwHISw%n4 imm tour bkxxL O t i Pill** view flu* hilusl iu — • MATTRESSES • BOX SPRINGS * HOLLYWOOD BIDS \M l Al.l, OTIlgR BKt mi Ni ; I'l l.MS SEE BEAUTIFULKOUNI) B l.l) “Sleep ai ciUtld the clnclv • I Tun House Washing. WANTED; timid Milk tnv STEAM I.IIX ............. .. mea Including oiii1 hnviug one lo *ell. gel hi .in iii^ Free enllmales. Phone R n. Priest. Phone 7I6-W.1. (mu h with ii County Cmiiiin*toilet l Oviedo 2)iRt. I einner or O, I*. Herndon Mill'* Swap Shop—We hny. *rll nr Irade tnn*t anything -11111 Han- Fur Siilo Eslrn nlee An-imuhili' CHAIRS eaned Hndukin An- l| ltoo*ii'i c.’Jin. E, C. (iol.'in. II Mjnr-^SmUh^l lim Per RamlU hint Ave. I'liuitr 198 .1 1, Ho* :tlH, Smitonl. III— N o tices— I'crminulM — f!f We imlh Ins, when you don't T ti *•!*•*"• a t.iM <t»ir »« bring ymir prescription* In -« , , - - -•U W a i t A * , ■•fell.*.* la T b s HELD W A N TED H .IM I.II *J piisttellget to Cltll.aiiey's. Phone 100. I f i l n l * a n lii TUXEDO FKKliS: Complete linn. EXPEHIENCJIM l.rak........ I ....... I i iign. tniving Aug. 22, shore exeat 'l*a lastrtlae ( Mata |H-ii.it* Kdvvm 11 Klreher lele* Haas* tea N > Haa laaatllaa Hunt'll TilIrdo Fend Store. end mail. Apply Fne-imo' • tlaiaa * » aat Haa la a .flla a Sliire*. M Han a* aar Haa laaaHlaa IMTTSHUttO t'ntm* for every r i v e a n U la tba Haa. Earn good Inronie re|iii">t’iitiiig j~» purpose. A U T O M O IU L E S — If* Oaakla ta la fa r felar* fata tapa. Avon Cot met ice ae Hilveili.i-il ill ____ HF.NKAHIK (Hi m A I'nlnt Co. t loot I II........ keeping ami tin f.-<)|( s XI.K: Ueial Tavl <!nh», 112.114 W. 2nd. I'hnne .120. PHONE 148 olher leading women'* ""'ga ........ „„hm- Imd, and some ENJOY Sundny dinner nl l.nney'a sine*, opening- in Saiifmd.) ,\li ||f:ir> to HMD ffa a f A te w ill be a tta a ltS 7he also week dny*. I.unehn* A l.ake Maiy. Wnle going lit.inej Cliev.. Ford* nml Ply•tar Iba fala#haaa aa b i b . short orders. traatfaai t * a t « a If ra a t earn* addre** for interview Namnl, nomllo la llaleC la (ka teleebaa* baa*. Now Plywood Inints, spi-rinlly Ki'iiliury, -til E. MHh. Avc Ml JOE IJONZAI.EZ treated A. finished. |H0 . Phone Morn, Flu. ir-." « rjre .« a * r5 W i fiI:i tl.mmilin I'hnne IH.VJ la e a r ■ JIH I. Additional full lime man wllli fill 111 Intelnillinmil Flat hell 'l l In a l V ' l b baaI eeaalk aa la rebat ral tattle* , a ll W a a l * — « aiiMi __ . i Harley.DsvIiUon Motonyili- ftfili , needed fin Rnwli igh Ru«ine** that look* good, mil* flue an IB a a r a fflra aa (ka A a r kalara in City o! Snilft'id oi West tiuddy's Unpnir Simp. I'll 12th will give you ..... I »eivlril. Oalv ■■biles llaa. Volimia Comity. Slail iiiitnedl%ILTi. Snnfoid Mil .V El|pt C.p n o o n AND HAM Plaaaa a a tllr aa la a ia A la la lf nlely. Roiile expel it in-e lii-lpfnl ■Jim w l*t St - Tile Poll'1.1 II aa ttta a areata la »a a t t Used doulile tied C tdi Iml uni i •-, | iii ■til. tii.le Raw Pilin'. I Usml It pe, living r»nni leiglit’* l>t p l I \li- H.jlAII, TRI CK SPECIAL - I! i:t.:i:i !.*• . suite 'I'ri, Mt'inphi*, Ti-iia ___________ po hop I■ni t. Amt "mi I Itseil Wntiiut Vanity '*t* pm '.’ 7 11 mil* ami lot - lol ;i— WORE \\ V M l'.U — !t t Shopworn Maple Med. <**il THE limiting left in it. If you'll tin spring and cult nil Inn" it . .11 the stuff on It, it’ll Haul il ■" , SANFORD 1 Shopworn 2 pe. Maplr I i RM TI'RE i'■iiplod'iterlng, till n't n.'t wink goainulitil Iill Mt W. I*t.j Tiv il out at Sanford M" k ' living room unite Et|pl Co. Jim W I at HI inHERALD MATHER OF SANI'dlMi SI Rainey. 2oa.W K .J a l. HI. I’lmne 127 NEW IRH1FS Roof, re p ilre d .'... Ptiiiliae I'lare. . . .. , . "..f painting W 15. Sm ith,| 1 1 . T ........ 1 USED Radios >B nml up. Tun ling Coi.l.m-to, PI.... . IIHH. piiir* like n kllleli with ........ • Ha ton* 91.20 and up. All AI .......... . ~T-a 1 livur, H tftlfHl rill ill IV * hum s, 4 I’rlee; I'hlleo I'hmi iWI R I RR-ES, Expert watch about In at VERY low eo-i graph Needle* 'a Pure ■Tint I . ■'yn«w«' »',m« only •innur. it i* » g..mt ... Muxle Hox Il'Jfi Sanford Avenue Ro.p t7UU Sanford Ave. Phonal v,.,„ )U,n| It'* a heller apartment you are Ph. H B .1. looking for, .1 or 4 room A bath, ______. . . * 111-1 -f ford Mlr A K<|pt Co, Jim W I i furulidied nr imfurnifthed to the GLAOIOEUK—heauliful g l a d * , AM. TYPES of buRdnsar work, The Ptgitim plnie. rig lit jin rty , BOB 8. P arkA y*. rramii.ilde rate*. cut fretih every dny, Ilfw |ter .....'''........l‘' “ E'rre r*tlniat- .’IB IHIDUE l-Donr, avoiagie* David E. Caipriiler, I’hnm ^i)OE Room*, attractive weekly doien ami up. Wa grow llmm for this mialel. Amt tiim-li i m i M. rrlceii during summer. Valdai fur your pleasure. 110 W. Bill looks, but gtte. and rn u ir. 1 H otel._____________________ Bt. ___ beler'n h good dog nftei a d< >< duck. Heat part of It j* noli FCTOuBtinn Apartments from WANT lo stop smoking? try 12— SpeciHl SefvIreH —T 2 coals 1115. Sanford Mil A Et|pi >29,00 to 140.00. flit Park.____ Nlco-Stop. (liiaranteed. Rouind Co, 208 W let St - The I'onlm. Plvfl roam furnished house, close lat A Anderson, Tnuehlon. Expert Radio Repairing Place. k J n . Phone 724-M._______ ___ Errd Myers, 111 E. 2nd. fit PfW »t PRI/.K WINNER In driving d> [i ROOM ap'nrlment. Apply 112 OAH Stove fair condition JRi ALTER \Tt()NS and Dress Mak­ light • 1048 Pontiac H Del.iix. Elm Avenue. Tele. 1340-W. ing IP*'* W. I*t. S lr'el. Phone l-iloor, Hydratiintlr, radio, « IIM ,1 FOR 8ALE:^Cansrlc*. red factm what else do you wind 7 "h, 6 r RENT: 28 x 80 Foot w ar*-. ■train; Longwn«>d Jet. this 'do VENETIAN RI.INDS made to or* the price only 12005. Yeah, house or Storage room. 709 W .1 Casselberry Mobley Trail.-. , ,|rr l|rr peminola p,.tll;llo| . Venetian Blind •all 11B2>W,’ *' Caseelhejry Traib-i Vt while aide tire* too, only tn.oiio Brd. Bt. nr call l | Br “ miles on the car. You'll love it St. Phone R RENT! Sanford Mtr A Ei|pl Co, 2 om gpt.i like Private W 1st HI - The Pontiac Place \VP: ymu before flrd^Ht. or call 11B3-W. 'all HBS-W, ffla f La. t , , - f f 5 5 \ . J Clone ! h nn ,,» .ti-u a",V :-,Lrr {i II ,IAVh y'«». Ault, AmHi tervlred .* **• 'V‘,rb - vat at mu, (ienernl Auto Repairs. AS (.'LEAN AS a delmtnnle befnitClMKNT R|Mk I|nu4f, 2 large Ouergntecd. No Job loo large or I Vak w|1(, |m* i w n to » prom, this 17 I'ontlar B 1 rooms, 1 sereened porch, show, too «mill. E itltn ilfi clicfriully H«*iI*m Auto Kepsir ( iirn ii, H. door will gtvr you more low ■r. toilet, electricity. L am RWwb ■ Orlando Highway. rost, pleasure-filled mile* than room with shew c u e ran be you can hope for. She'* a ddl> used as business place. G. L. FOB NKW Jurfaced to pe^rfec Just drive her anil see. An yOR .iWMKDIATTf* IlhlilVhVn Hun, f fiff f ffiufif in fida IIlfh HfiRf Farm er, Glndervllle, only >11145, Eow payment*. San ?wN a i '!1 v'mi hiiig, Honnlng A wailng^ ■wWINO If AC IH N EH IN AlfEi !»,.• *,*i*i» HAwaa i .*•*> 22 rw yeari .-.-.J1 ford Mtr A Krjpt Co.,208 W l»i I'm table power plant, MODtf.S. GUARANTEED. i i xpcrieiKT In Seminole County, St The pontine Place. 8T. JQHN8 ELECTRIC CO. , il M. Gleason, l-ake Mary, WEEK-END' HA RCA IN Ifl I A Mlgitolls Ave. Pontiac H 2-door, rarln’ to go SEE US FOR place*. Drive it, enjoy It, and day Bhores; Cocoa P,”Fte.' Phone! K 6 R 1 Itk sitso Ivory dre »«-1 MIMEMflRAPH PRINTING pay only >111)5. Enay payment*, 66 after 6 P. II. Cocoa Beach 89. wfc _■r base, ... .cker rhalr A table. j AND fYPINO CaU loo. Sanford Mlr A Kqpl Co, J om I) 826-W. I CRI’D ir BUREAU OF SFW- SMYRNA Beach downstair. W 1st St • The Pontiac Place 4B-HANFORD apartment, right on beach, two U. A Navy T-Shlrta „ 2. _kl. \ i |2.znI fin N. Park Phone IN For Hale or Trade 47 - Bl DRV bedroom*, furnished. For month Harley. Devldaon Motorcycle. VNAVY SURPLUS i _____ ___ of August, Phono' 696-W or Phone 226-W 62-J._______ « N. F alauH o _____O r LANDd Morning Sentinel. OrLb furniture: 9 pc.! Undo Evening Star. Cell RaJpk B-three rooms suite t odd bedroom i ,{*y. t IBB-J ad porch am toole. Phone 244-W. CALL 517 for Rettary, Also 1-four Htarver service. *5yv>evw-;| TttClST tube Fire- and Raltrry Service, 101 condition. Beal offer SL Myrtle Ave. K aU u P«r * • » bad, Bath Inett#, LAWNMOWKRB sharpanad. 1 €»? eyries repaired. lock and | 'p ric e d . Phone 429-M work. No waiting—work n w . TOwnBSr™ anlccd. H. W. Shuatnm atfi ;n — « East 4lh. S t, Batdord, Big, (Formerly with Willlama FtsM FASaST Vhnpl. __________ wty and A. y :. TYPE Sewing Machine. ■* Sanford [tt? 208 lY home, hva acre* land, Dm Mart Felkg Yoi TbU I 'Kkppl i>a i Nlrkle, Sliver, Gold Pitting| Po]. •w U t.U lw , IM M I * ishlng. Raby ahoea and~ othar k.Tp-wikiwIfrdlljfiM. lit old. DUNN'S PLATING BUOP, . Ill* > * * w w f BIN. Bakiad YoYctTf — IlM . HERALD W ant Ads Till-: OOAT MII.K Huy direr I hom your manufudum and save! Echols Bedding Co. ()u<ilil.V llftltlitig Mtti»lifnrliiri*rs Since IilliO NEW MK’ATtON — lit! W. 1st ST. - I’llONE 1212 •J A4 'i , ft SSA 3'k.S'S*l v-'Wj i■xSAtiOrii^teJ.sEais m k-ik Ji! ■, . if hA * - r t ~ * �I' HUMY JUCY12, l « l > t& tT O V * Locals Face Barry Sets Orlando Down On Five H its As Sanford Takes 6 To 0 Contest IM feel Norta of i I at a pole* “* ‘ o? aer of tea NWU ■oethwaet. eoraef hence run No M ld'ieellcn •l It IIkwe* noMh ■Baer 11,1 feet;* taeaco' run b y com m end ed to be a n d a p p e a u ' In -tb e ~ C lre u l* C o u rt In a n d l o M B e m ln o l* . C o u n tr . F lo r id a , a t the o ffic e o f the C l t r k o f aald C o u rt, r Mnutti »*n»’ Cael to the fo u th In the C H y o f H a n fo rd . S tra lu o le o u n ty , F lo r id a , on o r before th* c ir c u it COURT o r THE * boundary of the eald KW« of Ctth u r A u a u a t A. It. Id**. t 0 N NTII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF jfWWi thence run Weal a lo n g the chowd a ywhnt I E L. Cnah and C. J. Jordan of r ig h t , title , Internet, F LtiniiJA. i n a n i > r o n HEM- I nuuth boundary on U i* »a td _ NWH i r lie n yo u . o r n n y o f yo u . h a ve D»de City today announced the ............... of MWH t ° ,h r Weet boundary o f inolk ctiUn t t . ‘ no . i m « In and lo a n y e sld abo ve d e s c rib ­ Id HeMinn Ihaace run North opening of thair roller akatlng COUHt j o r h em in o le . a pointp arce l# of lan d an d lo show Ih# ##td W ..t boundary ta ed risk at 7:00 o'clock Friday even- *Ji ih. aiat. of Flor­ along cause w h y the sam o u ld not be the point ill of beginning, containing ta k e n fo r tile usese sh m id purp oses in! ut Sanford Avanua and Sam* 0 II acr#. more nr ie#a. set fo rth In said I ’r t lllu n . t o -w lt i v*. i v r r v w Fit Inele Boulevard. aa r ig h t o f w a y. d r a in a g e d lln h ## parcel 1 . and b o rro w p l l . fo r a p o rtio n of New Improvamenta to tha port- pa n y Iv c 7 7 0 * nf H in ts Hoad *• from able rink which they p u r c h W l; ‘ li.rnmVm,,.* rur",,r* "on' " 1 Ke'l'ng a^parcel of land lying and HHectlon lim In H a n fo rd E a s t e r ly -* being fa the MW% of tk.JtvTl* of toin tsHI Itnad eerrral month* ago Include chain*,1 votm h Jo b os lllv c r c o n n e c t in g * Hrrtlon «. Township ta gnulh, H la le Itoad In H .m ln o le C o u n ­ ln, lc*,l of roiPta, to » « u r . tha • k m ia r v t nowAi.v Itange t l tUat, Beginning at a ty. F lo r id a asI I Slocated, .u ry v v sd and tent. The tent haa bean waterriM icrr.liin n a oiilnl 100*1 fo#t North nf Ihe and show n on s a id m aps o r p la ts ......... ....... proofed. Tha floor, apace, SO by IN t h.....e ..................... nam e ok t h e _______ htaTE.guulhweat corner of NW H of aald h e re in a b o v e re fe rre d to. o r d e ­ eet. ca n arrntruuHt* prgt . . . . Hretioa I i those# run Merlh * t* * l‘ fa u lt m ay he entered a a a ln s t you, 1W feet -----------------“HTATE OK KI^tltlltA TOi W IT N K H H m y hand a s C ls r k of I Ih e (’t r c illt C o u rt In an d fo r Hemnvoilahle for rental, and-aho* ..fAMEllON tiEVEt/iPHBNT (Nl- end ewt* nt NWMi i Mm * rug In ole P m d ity , F lo rid a an d Ih e seal alette* ir« for ftftle. I ANYt INC* a Kl«»rl<lH rurpurttleti; V iil ^oul!!!; o f s a id C o u rt, th is Ihe Sth d a y of Fverv .M nrt will will he .d - .to c o£fi.J 1UT+‘M *. »n<l wlf., ALICE W.st b *: o * -'--------thence fci J u ly A. n IM S . h i H an ford , In Every errort he m made fee outton . h i N. E. *yy ' to~W. Hetiton Rem lnole C o u n ty . F lo r id a . npOratt.- the rink In an orderly Hrand contour.#, Miami ti, nsdei along th* a*M Wee*B e iH Ig n e ill manner, this mornmorn. „ni, --------Murlda; l.Ko r.hlaKEH.RR. point mnr# of boglnalng: nsnr , said uiu aMr. r . Cash c-aan mis KEtLEK. wlf#, I a.TIih##cr*a or Teaa. II. P. H E U N D O N . mil , , , }}nt . stn. Radlicnh. McCr#rk#n Svnvu (*H C le r k nf the C ir c u it C o u rt Father Bill Daly tutored a budV K entuc ky: ANITA KKIL- parcel I. th and fu r H em ln ol# * -------------------MAT. her htia- n „rr» w Pll No. I ding rider nemed_E. H. (Bnepper) A, 1 1 mag “ • *»• innappari *,nn<l. lUv.Vis inll>~fV.i "Anaalsa C o u n ty , F lo rid a . * tlelng s parrel of land lying and |G»frison. Doth live today in the C o u n ty , California: DELIA M. .11 unte In Ihe ----HE14 of nwH of C ir c u it C o u rt Heal | idiom of the tu rf where to be >> widow.. Pontiac, t.lv- 1 Hart Ida 1 4 . . Townakli 1* Rnuth. l.lo y d F . Ito yle Itange It Raat. beginning at a A tto rn e y fo r I'e tlllo o e r f “on the Bill Daly" means to be In MONh A "I u k f NK I t l i ERMh ■mini Jim ten North a n d I tlS .l B y A m in M u v H ik e s J front, and the "Garrison finish" H lre a t. i - i a m n . l . r U n io n C o u n ty. feet W#al n f ‘ the Hnulhesat corner is io com* from behind to win. . J’'rrry' Neva l iia w eh . of the HHH nf HW**” n f aald ftecN*|wcnl. Dsifx r.iiimy, Florida: ilon t t ; thence run Eaal «nn feet: The largest known eggs were ------------------- —---- ----- ------------_ 1 IIARIJAIIA JOYCE HKEENE, ntv- thence run North ( 0 0 feet; thence VP.HTBRDAY’S HTARH - eralde. Cook County, Illinois, heirs run W .st *on feet; thence run I those of the extinct Aepyornt*. II, IH flfiriA T gh rRKHH aaenu land davlaexa ofuniter theT tael will Mouth (on feet la the point o f b e ­ of Madagascar. The content* of lly ANHUt,IArclJ end te-iani-ol Nathan Oreese. ginning; containing 1 .0 ogre, more one such egg would equal 1C dozen le.e B o b b y Thompaon, 0 l i n t s - w T d n T W m n ? * ^ c o rrrH rR nBn* orYou. modern hen's eggs. and each at you, are heredrove lii six runs with two homers HEfiT c o f f e e , and P ha NCIB i Boiler Skatin* Rink Will Open On Friday SensHere Tonile\ U | i l Notice Righthander Joe Schulz faces Harold Heiner Is As Sanford Giants Staff Of Hi|)men Reclassified 'Limited Service* OltLANDO, July 22-(Hporinl)(’.AtNF-SViLLE. July 11 (iprcitl) Not only doc* Stan Karpiniki. GAINKHVII.I.K, July JZ—</Pl The Banfonl t•inrith I>IiiuI.i<<) the i C|. Augiiitiii# Sami rigliihmitlrr, lop tlir I lurid* Stair League in gnnu;i —l-'loriiiu State League Presi­ Orlando Hi imu.ru hen- lull night | won rtm) |(„ , |(U, ,|lf j,M fo„vtrtrd outfielder »el» (lie pact in itfilie- j dent J. M. Holler today denied a by a II In 0 I'liiint un I,nuy Harry Hel.snd protest naainsl the Ht. Went the ilii-tanci- to ruck up the out, nod rnnk* third a* Inc loop'* workhoute. victory for .Mniiiigur I In! Gruhi-r’s Tlitoiigli gnntr* ol a week a|o, tiiday, July \e), Karpimki had I*) Aug ant Ine Ms ini haaebull club that the Halida were overstock­ aggregHthm. wins and two losses for n gaudy* " 1 — —— ed with "clHaa" men. Huller tonight Ti ‘ ' the two eluhi mi- nhited said hr made hla ruling after to meet in olii- gome »l the .Muni­ it little over Iwo-thirds of 11 re|mrl from I he office of th* cipal Cork in Hniifoid. mill it l.i theWith 1 -ttf game seheilule, the state likely thul .Iiu-k lluhiu'k of r ,th1 " ' Ihiopa appears headed fui a leiord National VsMiciatlun of Protiiaht* ninl .liiii Ituinen fenslonnl I.eng ora showed that ^(on,,* winners, with nearly . Seiialom will vie on the hill H11 I Ifrinrr, once Haled is a 11 ilmen flinger •, rnpahle of getting Tomorrow night the <limits m.' velermi. had Iwen reclassified icheilllleil In ineel tin I>i•1.111)|| Iteil that far with iitirmnl proihnliia1 na a limited servire player. The 1 ! Hat* in ii twin hill in 111.1.111111 nail for the teinniiider of the season, t lei ter from Tran! man to llutKnrpInsKi has formed HH !>*tJJ-ISpecitil 1 i Irr cvplmns that Heiner was Sunday evening ul ti lilt i.Ylork the Gianta will piny himtn in Mmiiiger lers and walked hut fit in his IBS Winter Park and Hanford won uiulrr ronlriirl to u club while Bill Perrlii'ii llel.nnd iugmilr.nlinn iiininiFM U> t,w th • 1 nlIII Ip liluh school and that hv " ..n on the the iiimin.i mound for for lbei,,l,,lr wnv,‘ DWrlct Anl„ tcan *" U glon Barry held (hi- Oihindooim In , J ilasehall Tournament yesterday; nvtrr played a game with thut five hit* as he cloned thu door ‘ (Inlnesvllle'n George Kult* I* |,v winning over Orlando and club. It further staled that th# on Muimger .Myntl'-t i-lnh in u Saint pitcher went directly Into Junior Chmiihet of Gnnimetre Hie second tail'd pitcher from the thistls. "Appieclnlioii Night" nffuir whhh game won stand with hln Ih lu 7 Hanford defeated Kuatls I'J 1* aervlr# utter getting out uf SgW I.SHM fnn« file thrmtjfh tin- murk. Knits tops Kurpluskl in the In five' innings behind the thre^ school mid that 1917 was In and double In New York’a Jt-fi win ‘:°KKEE. hairs at law of It. B. working departriieni hv four inn­ tilt hurling of Charlie Thomas, rrality Ins firat season ot pro- over Cincinnati turnitllea. , Luffs#. i-i(iAeed. whose aililr»«*»» lnclnn,tl___________ "»d *larea „f residence ara ynPreceding the game, field l-vi-iiIh ings, having tolled 1UU Inning*. who has pitched every game th- fraaionnl huuehall although he o’ m ■, known If living, and If either nr I.eeshurg's Jon Mesnila, whole Hanford nine has played In- thej wnu under cunlrart In I9L1 and were held julween the two leiiinn, any of said parlies are dead, Ihsn j er. The Helnts management admit-j In. 1 V .?h'and every TiT.Tr un19til to I’orlsmouth, Va. and Mel Kereetea, Jlurky Varner l!!-12 record for the last plate tournament. Winter Park defeated the Mr-' tnl that the youth waa signed In I known spouses, heirs, devisee*. and Sanfoid'a ffoiini Kavakla tied Dodgers rates as one of the out­ *s or creditors; °r ^creditor#: Km olii I li-lais-r, the Hi. Angus- 1948, hut did not play. He went I *rtH,T** for llie hune-elrrllng mice. Huh standing Jobs In the circuit, has Undo nine 4-2. with Bonnie Masin 1948, ton of the | | M(. pitc-ti.-i who litis been In the ‘■•"‘fcs Ilollinan olid Orlaiiilo'H Bill Hliorea toed the rilhhcr the second high**! ten's singli- in the ' T ' 1' T v " " * «" A " . ^ r s r . v " r nid.h r , r,vr; n lining “the■ mll|,||,. „ r „ „„.w llV,., |,|s dnsslfl... in 11*17 and 1948, which pmakes ninth with two men cm inleresl, estate, mortgage nr other finithed in a ileud heal in the piiie- niimhers iif Innings, 1U7. him a veteran ball player as I set! . " • n *° »r on those certain parwinning margin. . rut ion us 0 velermi nluyi-r Ims amoklng eontealj Hi MM /edalis. Hisleen game winners a week 1 . ‘••I* Ilf laud III Hemlnnle County. I 11 1In- nfli-rnoon game pertwe-s-n ^|((,,,,, r. cTjiwwIfi.-il 11- u limtlcd si-i ' ' ......... . who hecanie the father of a hnhy ago were Gainesville's (tick Mr... I Florl.it*. which are Included In that hits 1 vice player, nccoriling lo iiiuiiiigc. Malinger Gruber attempted to ( portion or Hecilnn 77nt nf Hist# girl sliorlly hefme gurni- lini-. | Millln 1111-0, Pnlatka's Bay Hal- ttrlmido mid Hmifiint, six coupled with error*, i-rrora, and and wild 1 | | M| (;ru|,«.r „f Hmiford Giants. rrsih I'errln last night, hut was H<>nd is. rmm sim s Hoad dm In won the hilling duel mid Hill I Ht-frl and llavtiina’s Iws pitches guve Hanford a 10-H vir -1 Griilu-r reiiorti-d yesterduy nfter- unable to do SO. Hanford Easterly lo Ht. Johns fllvShmea won the Ihmwing-in-the guile ■II woiilil would llkn I ennnectlng Hints Itoad In Ka-h 11 ft-AI. In the Ih game rla’s lorv and it spot In the finals | 111 m,11 Unit lie hud wired George l>an el contest. IIKI til to know know If IIHiltlull Hi'it'lnols r-oiiiitv. Florida 416 aa localsurv sv -d and piaitnl t.y tin­ John (laurel, Heimlnra hualni-aa ' is Myril Hong Gainesville velar- iigninsi Winter I’ark Tliiulmun, president of the Nntion lias Micived any word from Truut- ed, The championship game Is nl Assoelullun of Professional man on th# deal," Gruber declared. 1 H!**1" Hoad Department o f the malinger, was given a silver pit.'ti­ , on, with a lh-7 record. Havtolia's Imu Itevll and Wallv scheduled to hegtii at 9:<10 a. m' , UhscIuiII Leagues Ithe minors), Manager Perrin declared he*e ?iTis’iinnr w i'o’ltid o7*,wa» er with the engraving ‘‘Mr. Or­ requesting Information on Helner's Wednesday night that in th . ev en t1v * p 'thB. r, ^ f lando Husehall.' insenhed by ih. | Gaddis have won 14 games each today on the OArH Diamond. ivcees. ! with Guddla losing six and Btvll class!fication, uml he received u lh»* i»rut4»«t in not upnuld. W« all of ih« CUrk of thi» Circuit Court JayCee*. might Just as well go ell out . ' r. t»r Hemloola County. FlnrHanfoid got In llavis In the [ seven, leply staling that the Ht. Augus­ ill .ml l.riinlf !” v tr,,H IiI b»hiiuk nuarv every ruin rut* hiin thi* tne |*nnU uook. jnR «nnchsii 10 of thephpriuion filed tine |>lnyei had Iwen reclassified »nd fifth when Tom Calahlo singled. 1 Hanford’s Jou Hchultx show* an St. Augustine has ln-rn playing in in# above cntiii.d cause on ih# Charlie Pejdo droppi'd a hunt anil H-lf record to nace the well-halsnras a limited service player. all jT year, and *I iiiiitw h av e,Ixs Jth day (IIII vets if1, an* fall 'C7Bi| * fells* ■_ & of July a d is **, nv ihe beat It out for a hit. Connk- Kavn led Glnrit*sinrf whldi shows Jack "I do not understand how he Ifour k in g liv th e r u le s w it h 1 ' "."'H v o f H so d n n ls h p o ltttrsl can lie classified us a iimiled mail,'' been ss lic kls aarrlficril with both ruiinem llohnck tlti-O , Hiuldy Lake IHdtl tltK in g n y in e rules w i i n M,b.itvlslr,r, of the State of Flnr advancing on the piny, then Unity Larry Gr ulier declared. "According to three. Look where they ere and |i ts Hgainet vim. smi each of you Bnrry MI-4), John Desl 11111 ini'**1 Bill i.iM Perrin of th# De- wh«*rn w»* HT0 . You can not tell ."*Hnir to riindtnifi f«»r mail won his own gnnie with 11 one M1-I>| m ol (ten W llh u r C l-f l) . Manager I n.td H"d H»t«, who pr.deste.l; me Hint veteran hall players do j , *|SS, V»rt run single over the third base. I'lilalkn lias a fenrful foursome DAYTONA BEACH, July 22— 1 lmi the Haliits were cnrryhii- not aid your hall club, lie as- i,shlK (ll Kemirs.itr- I'nuntv. Ftorlits. Three 111 ns citme in during tin- to |dck u|i where Kiilgudc leaves I ?n.'} ilL"r*' psrliculsrly -1-srrlbed »• sixth on thiee lilts mol three 1*1 off in Monte Lonex ffi-4), Biss IHpceiid) President William L. four veteian idayi-ts on their rost* lerled. folio WS1 rors, (ill of them hy Cnteln-l Joe Army a (7-21, Cntaya Gonzales Huntley of the Volusia County llurrew Ft* Kennel Club at Daytona Heath ilrlrinak. I I'urcet l, mid. of course, newcomer Pitchers Averages I Itop-.o,- 1 0 , ** * .... . *hr* .......... :ja- n - i v". > r .1 -."v1 ti.'l-2) * ___ - _____ ' nn >.\v, *e r■ v .... >• t --sea., ,t 1 hitter III (In- seventh mid lletm sllOHlr In (h r Onvsramrnt tail 1 , ( T h r o u g h ga m * * ot Krtilay, July 1 5 > Hidin' finished up. giving Han - who has won Ills only two Marts. Keith Dillon, owner of Missouri | n I. Township la ftoulh, IlH HO W L p c t . Kn antlo KniilVlllmnen has a 12-9 re­ I lasher, lu race Ms greyhound IMrhcr Team G IP AII H it KK ford one run mi ..... hit. a nlmh u g r it Enel, fleatuntn* at a u 1 .0 0 0 polm on lire Emu boom larv or 18 2 1 4 12 IH 04 4 inlllg lloillde hv Jin J ones tlilil. cord for Ih'l.mid to pace th# re­ against tin- winner of Hulurtlay C o v in g t o n . Pal 2 .9 0 4 said Oiiverniiiriii t .01 1 . nl a rntnl 19 2 28 104 64 gular while Kd Noreigu tups Or­ night’s match tace In-tween Mikj 1 Ii 11 pin*hi, ‘•A 2 9 196 i , 0 7 138 95 icored John McMoim- tno* f. fret North nf llie Hiiulhrs#! ■Jtl 30 1) 1 39 i.l 96 UK 2 1 9 Every mini in the Hmtfuid line­ lando's effotls witli a six won, sc. II ml Dolphin. P o n t -lie, tin . 16 c-ornrr is o >: ro ra rr or o f s a il itovrrnmenl Itovrrnmenl fml t: 8 2 hi 61 24 11 *8 0 0 Ihrnrr rim Hootli «S*f.l‘ West S7 T 7 1 0 1 ,109 up hit safely at least once, hut veil loss mark, 2 0 2 0 H-hiiltz, S..11. Many fans lielievp there is not j . 7 7 8 fe el; llirm r run North •*«#' West Jtl 2 28 36 21 7 Harry's blow waa si ill the Mg hd 209 92 70 a dug ut I lie Duck whirl....... dr A r e riy n *’n I It S1*0 frrli I lii-iii „ run Hull Ih 4 J * (r IH) Memiwlillc, two of Ihe cluhs wlm 4 42 1,1 116 19 660 126 98 19 , ’ 'V eil jiiii f . ' - i , tinoil's run North teat the Ihtshei in a two-dog , H e lle r , S \ happen lo he ilowd in the second Elurliln State l.i'iigoe's one two mutt It race, hut Dillon appears io McMilliti, tin. 2 8 1 7 4 0 6 1 118 . 7 0 2 ••Ote Wrsi Jtln f rs t; thsnrr run 00 160 II) 6 44 71 7 0 2 1 North *|-ai‘ East IJJ 1 S f-st; division just now knocked off the teams Inst night. 75 UI7 69 61 no 1 ft 6 In- reluctant about entering ln< Sutga 'i*. Pul. 2 M 1 8 0 0 7 8 llit'ii.« run Koiilt, o-Jl' Knsl ! ,( !} .4 Last plant Leesburg nosed ant seiiHiitluiial Juvenile in such a 1 tot- Kush, IH! 06 97 HI 6 163 40 69 211 UIU 0 0 4 ■*' “ .feet in i n ptitok id tiuallinlaa. tollA B O U T ATIII.MTITS FOOI’ the circuit pacing Gainesville 11»J . 7 8 0 J lalnliig ] ] . I acres., mors or less. 3 1 16 23 4 0 Ilnmiltli Lees. 1 8 0 DIO 2127 I'rum liifnl nriiRRi.Hts Men, 9-H, and sixth place HeLaml test. 7 (U ) . Borrow Fit • i.i 01 9 3 38 14 428 4 U 1 19 124 Sin. The super nltrarllon tonight l.llko. 'Lz;. Parcel 3 stopped llu- second place Daytona ('tin'l lit- Wronu a 1 . 7 0 0 Morrow I'll No. 2 9 12 20 99 117 Dll. " I 14 27 will lit- a u-turn match between Ituiley Here's nkat sinul o f I'nrkrrs- llench Islanders, 7-2. It wit* the .7 2 0 ' Heine a parcel nf land Ivins anil 64 4 7 1 2 9 18 7 193 70 tui. 2 0 19 9 TH4 K'.iltx, In the N W ' i o f the N\V«* h"»«* W. Vi.. ss*s, -*rke sale « f secniiil straight loss of the (i-Meii. Miky, owned hy L. M. Khkpul68 131 14 6 7 fW1 1I o"Uuale 80 108 61 ill! 26 1 7 5 0 7 8 T - 4 -L has hern terr plenslnn. One Ht. Augustine turned In a second rlck, anti Dolphin owned hy Dim 'ta<l.l!(i. f Hectlon I, Tow nship in Kuultl. 46 88 88 2 9 9 4 104 ) 96 18 . 0 9 2 ’ lia n a . 1 2 East. Hsalnntne on th# eMia nter sal* It b> tlifsPHW ib la a 194 1 iqu-Z, Pel. shutout, 2-11, over Palalka's Am­ Marsh. Though dolphin derisively els y#ara Ihsf a m # rvllef.'J1H2 " #s< boundary of said Hxriinii * 88 1 7 2 7 1 126 69 16 7 Ga. 2 4 1 8 9 7 1 0 H"»g, defeated Mlky last Hulurtlay icus. IN (INK HOUIt 48 1 1 8 14 7 .0 0 7 Dll 21 173 6 9 4 109 141 4 7 Dmihles hv Han Bruetihig, Tru­ night, Klrkpiilrirk ileimindeil that tt-.il. If Hilt riifiijilrlelji (ilriiirtl. Yiffir 6 11 31) 1 •1 2 4 9 4 a 2 1 .0 0 7 4 #r Lurk ««t mn) tlniu niiirr* I.hitiI* man Connell and l.mi Mallard his greyhound hn given a second 22 1 2 9 4 7 2 4 9 96 4 2 69 1 1 2 to ft . 0 0 7 feat tired the |(ml Hal attack. Hal- chance. u 6 7 2 0 5 26 4 0 16 99 55 ■1 .0 0 7 1st lime 14/tilths Mile LA N K Y ’S M il l; HTOIIK laid also relieved Kd Hlietman fur 4First Hull Unit* Ihuibtrl 67 19 64 36 W 2 .000 258 87 71 III Hie Hals on the hill in tin- first Jfrm'Y I Trli'kv I»»•(«.1 hi)|*i• i .000 80 63 2 0 21 8 17 8 162 14 inning mid stifled Ihe Islandera iikjIi lUvnr, Tohy -Jxbii. U«|iilil> 40 49 60 .000 18 89 0 i 970 77 97 for the remainder of the contast. KImmIi. K»V Hlitr. 1 Vli l»**n 1 l.«ilt*r. Jn4 Hnrr AlllihB Ylllr ASSOtIA rt 07 42 H.1 1 8 7 94 I'J 9 .5 71 92 171 7 1 1 Leesburg's victory over the O.NlI Hull I4»niMr I vji 112 49 49 .5 9 8 428 62 39 19 7 0 112 Gainesville G-Men was featured 1 4( 4-1 in t'adifll, MWidiLv t *I|M1 .5 00 13 16 12 24 16 60 1 1 hv a base loaded home mil hy First Ano>h»*r rimmit lliiit 'll i"*1 Tip, Dig-ll,a. Git. 9 16 2 9 .6 0 0 8 42 8 ta 1 t II Hnsnmmt Claude Itamsev In the 11111 «"** i « *1, IH'IV i 11 ib v\ 1inti t .it. hf I’cihantiez, Dr . 2 seventh liming. It produced til# .\l 11 ■ A ril H « r » A U U h i MMr Ma-i da, I.*- -it. JO 1 9 7 797 114 2111 9 2 93 93 I'J 12 .60(1 28 08 .60 0 winning Itlaiker. 82 42 39 Ii 0 94 890 I'li’ lfti* Hl)tr*4, «>M> K t deal, Hun. 15 |I)- i > k l l i re*a- Noiifgti, llrl. 20 Sinn Knrpinskl gut his 22nd HI11W l l l i r i l . 83 60 69 122 66 ti 7 .4 0 2 476 191 mound victory nf the season In thu rr, JI h>rv|]If A(irr sduttf Murk .4 6 5 200 68 0 4 4 0 24 4 0 5 0 II 09 2-lt shutout or the Palatka Aialeaa. O ft H iirlrm 58 90 19 78 22 Hi odt-i, 30 92 4 6 .4 14 I l k ( M r r A MMk* H llr 248 In the sixth, th# Axalcas muatt-red Nrlllr 11, MituliHiir, Mihwh lint, llotll 'll, A3 49 .4 9 8 110 21 124 491 7 ft 1 1 9 7 9 r»n* Jfiri»#t# . (’ I l ll l r * 1#MV M, U lilt ir d L t illliiX k . H'l* I n serious threat m huti l Knrpinskl 476 .4 1 2 1 lliill.ird. 20 58 lift 4 7 33 7 2 7 to 124 struck out the |g n | | vvo b d t t i f i J uI#lu r l v r iy I#jh 1y Mill***. H 'rixky k « i< I lltt’IM, 4 7 .90 4 14 1 0 9 300 30 194 21 2 7 68 1 m I'lmki* nff th« tnUy. lilt Hare Fnistlii IIS 9 7 44 68 21 1 1 7 4 0 1 Wilbur, 09 6 9 .9 6 7 * tw i i i i n Meu.'e MeiiMll, llonts, r , rtesll )toi sill, 19 201 82 .8 8 9 49 7ft 40 63 22 3 fl ab r h a * Klale. H ide - Jesliu 11*-l,*-l llockst. —o . tarE'.'o.’S .^ ,*„*:!■,*">'» •» -*♦ Sanford Legion Team To Enter District Finals i Missouri Dasher May Meet Winner Of Match Race ;w •,»,vr«*ciSr0,<‘,K NEWS FLASH! Pittsburgh Paint Prices Cut! Sun-proof Home faint Wallhld* Wall Paint Pkirhida Floor Enamtl Water-Spar Enamel Wattr-npar Varnish Buy NOW at New Low Prices See us for your Painting Needs— Reliable Painters Recommended loon ini«m e bb mil fl , Sli 4* lit Id. i f III itIn, rf • l» hIb •INLAN IIO 1 1 » n 1 1 I t K l N N LT . c o u n t y C ! UH l 0 « t 1 1 4 0 0 • (I it M .l/S IA 0 1 1 It—lot , 1V. Aim's budv It..I,two 1 n 1 nth Hare A litlhs Hite | t 1 Horst Vl-w KUih Arcli lllvsl, 1 ( n Aliiehuo Jlv llm lists ........ 1 II 0 4tilde-. Dtisdrllle l>su Ituldo 1 1 • Tlk llare llrsrk tsarse 1 a 4 Hill lli.o. Its l.lglil Wilful Untie, 1 * 0 liolllns Hat, All sink Hi Mi'illltllS. 1 0 1 IIhiImi- Of Munster. I'npover. llu]to 1 7 10 tin Htoas. I 'I'M PROM M U W f V V I | $ m I OOOttV I O K N O W le y l 1 4 1 M U H M I t PITTSBURGH P A IN TS LOOK B E T T E R 3ENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. U2'U4 Wait Second Street Phone 220 AMPLE PARKING — FREE UELIVEHY GRASSHOPPER LAWNMOWER Heir-propelled power, mower., with rotary hie*!*. Dual rear wheel driv# end the two frak wheeling caatara in front eaeure a over level lawna or rough fields. (mouth tut U S t*50 Hth Hare AlS tk Hllr Power Play. limit On, Lucky i'lass, Htv Itanlsr, Mild Man. H1111strlpe. Ksaaainn, ilrmslu T n li. 1 1 IHk Hare fl laths Mile * I (I m l (if IkM, -Muri letd, A*1 i»r*i, I 0 Mimllf ft 11lie, Kti 11,4li'V. J41 111* 1 1 llleai tile. Aula Pllnl. itullnnt IO1111 rtlllll I Hill II.lIlH 111 lutlll 1 tit*I# “ Ih Har# IT tilth. Mil* I II Fahray. r, ulyplsii rid.r, u, n„rrt, f 0 Hube llkrlmr irliur.liu.hv Itsi'uril, f*huln, 0 1 tlestfut. 0 » Tr#ke, • 1 I I * Keresles, Hi 4 •• llrowulua. Jh * 0 0 Fit'll m* lb 4 0 0 V>11 aer. ef I 0 0 llrli'liisk. ii * 0 1 ■It- lit Torre, 4 01 1 Zi'ibtlls, If f 0 1 Khoren, rf 4 0 0 Ihivls. p 1 9 0 A-Hpoll# t I * Hltihe, p 00 * 0 0 Totals It 0 ( 1 7 Hi A-Hinifk out for Ita vis In' tlh. Hanford . 1011 Oil 0 0 1 — I ttrlmido .... 0#0 000 000—0 K JIi'Mii mis. tlrlclnnk I. Kill — TKRMH sumsby&•«X 'x sc£i(v b Sforipvfdp «edri. All poput»r *(j, Ouarantssd 2 Pi In Kttglntid duilug the Mldillu Age#, all nivii Ih-Iwim' ii lit and (10 tinrry >, Kuvskls, June#, 111- yeara old were requited hy luw lu Jones. Kit Zedslls McManus. H— practice Archery. Jones, Kavnkls Iwft -Kantord 1- 7 , t u la udo I.lilt - o f f tis vIs 1 , Barry 1 . Ninas * HO—hy Davla I In 7 Innlnas ( runs. l.os#r—Davie. U— Hack Hint I-.H. T — HOI. A — 1 1 ( 4 . LONGER' MMHS t* m m bflaySHfU, Legal Notice HTATK OK FLOIIIUA r»» AI.I.IH UOliUKN IlKEVKH, place of t m J* »l*hc» I# Whla hum, Uoiirala. Cash And Jordan Roller Rink D irectly Itehind Strickland MorrUon Como In fo r h e a lth fu l, inoxponHlvo f u n ............. H|)ociul H um m or Hutim, AftornotuiH ....... 8Bc K vonlngH ..................60c rtTATIUMi You «,• her.by or* <?,•(** & .fl"!"".' , >" "i* (flreull Cuuri, Ninth Judicial nrcuii, Him., "t Flotilla, *"r Hemlnola (’minty, «*! ,l" ’.he *n*h 'lay of ’£{’’• , f ’ ' h* 1‘nuri I In 11 bb, Hanford, Klnrlitu, in nnswer a Mil " f ,'• ’flbUlnt filial Kauinai you in ••*** J{? Heave*! prayinr fur a rtlVt ri-»j „iiicrwli>e u ,1 «SL?l«?.r° . *'ll l>e entered ""w iT tltSS my ml ’V *hl ,'UI*i WITNKIJH Iihiii I mill rent nt M n ^ N . County of Hemlunls, Htal. ilt i S iteclul Ituto f o r K lddlea un S a t. M o rn in g HMAt ortd* ' , h * , n ' O. I*. IIKIINIION £i*£K I'fiurt County, Florida JULY 24th Mu n ic ip a l pa rk m b p j l r T t? SANFORD v». ORLANDO k ,,r J “ l» . 9l00 P. M. SANFORD o p v z r z , $11.45 1VM r*f Itf* CM -buOf u r , “ ’to gowey a S&! Hera la MUw m Im* we lu*ow our b**r,” aeya M r.NoU 9-Gaffon ur pick of the »n4 my far* Mr. Nohl. Try �iw t ?h***c*n.',»iI^ t* « Legal Notice R rs ijf^ lh # I T U B C O U R T o r T H E CO U N TY jiT lK lE , H KM IN O t.K C O U N TY . n O H I P A . IN P R O B A T E . , 1*1 B ila l* at Ln* Du itHvn unrfluim l l r ^ 0 n ih .*.. fr ,,m ,h » 3a»’«.S ,lm * “* O n*tn*a dti-ra>*d i l > 1| on Fl" l publication July I, |» |t, CARMOTE PAINTS "pE E U S FIRST FOR I.OWKK PRICES" 4 2 5 Vj tun Panel Q 4IT 0 Ford lA i.9 Chevrolet i f / ■“ 5NAMI.I. anil V A ItN ISU ”A|ltU*k tilt iiik. I.niiu laatllirf Porcelain w hile w ill nut yellow 4 2 5 Yon flat hud)’ 2-Ton stake Body Truck CARMOTE Mildew Resisting HOLLER MOTOR SALES I'h. 1234 (Jse H E R A L D W ftn t A d a ' r, w *: s i is a its issk: 1 as: 6 =:itscsss .v/wraTturrsrw PH O N E 148 | w aai a f e srttt Ba if** tto a lrys.M • ft Ml E S mm lACto *4»*»ti**t u i i h » _ . rixr ts d w n i t o aaWlf aa TH E SA N FO R D H ER A LD FO R il KENT t-1 Itf a batter apartment you ate ok Iiik for, 8 or 4 room ■ beta, -jrntihad or un furnish ad to tha jight party, 606 8. Park A»«. SITE Rooms, ’attract!»• fedklp Trice* during summer. ' lotel. _ _ ____ __ INlHlfED Apartment* from 611 »- >»>. 19.00 to 146.00. T-----------.. lE N f fifock Hou**, • K rg i sms, 1 scraanad porch, showtoilat, electricity. Lara* ji.r with show case c^n f * Ised a* business place. 0. L. rarmei'ir, Glndervllta. 0 A n---------------------x n r c a o g v = H n i. eekly., Two bedrooma, bedrooms, kitchen* kitchen Itte, tile batb-s*verKMtW ‘ Wf" iahed. Writ* for M4vrP RiSi ay Shores, Cocoa 6 after 6 P. M. Cocoa N W^SMYRNA Bto«b i partmsnt, right op kaacl edrooms, furnishad. F o r' August, Phone 696-W or *J. traa room* apta, private screend porch and batf ilso 1-four room urnlshed. Phone 1 UR Room Furniahcd Apartsent to couple. Apply 419 Oak [venue, _'i m m House iSr rtUVnUFltiv lillVi*. Hi Id Hanford's lead iiik |»tiinl and g la ss store 117 Ho. PARK Free Delivery PH O N E 303 m W A N T E D — 4i l». F ur t t y iln i M u tic D r iv e k c i v u t rv|itt i . i l l \ , it will p a y yu ii t o c o m e tig h t t o ' 11« a i! i|im t< t " U i ,|,i th e w ork e x a c t ly th r s a m e w a v tln v w m thl rln it at th e fa c to r y . W e h a v e all th e n c r iv s m v to o ls .m il g a u g e s to e n a b le u s t o m a k e e a c h . h I h i s I i i h ut exact ly as s p e c ifie d b y th e fact m y c i i g i i i m s . A m t th e m e c h a n ic ill c h a r g e o f ou r H y d ra M a lic D r iv e I >e p a itm e iit h a s b e e n th o r o u g h lv sclim d cil in l.ic to ty s r i v ic e m e th o d s , righ t at (lie t JMmiim I u Ic l.ic tm y . ® I-’— S jt e e h il S e r v i c e s Arliciew For foil* —« PelH-l.tvesW H-rtuppin-.' m i di 11• f u v iu iy A lw ays Come to Headquarters fo r A ll Your Service Needs — I Vi' M X lluii.i* Washing, lh* paid t -r imil STEAM COUNTRY hum*, five acre* lamt, Highest rash riihf Kotin' uiilalde tui'ii Imdodlng furniture. Ted Iln I v ls F u rn itu re un small Ink*, tenant houae. neduiintc*. Phil It* C o . S i t K . u t . Ph. BOH. Cl,600 cash ur 11,500 mitt pnyi id le r ! I * \ n ‘iln SfilHI. inelit*. Write C. It. (iatlln, ll»x P E D A L T Y P E SewIIIK Mm him I IIAIRS , tilled. Iliiili'kill An273 ( i a n e v a . _______ ______ Call 627-XM ti<iiu ’e, S i' iiih H im A l r p u r L ___ _ ,j— ra* Mtwwtaa *•«*■ ■ *•'*«• i w aai Aaa aabiwbae la Tba ■ssl*H IR nM i M r. W illm i' K e e lin g - Kin IIvitiii \lnit, IK M *jii*i.tm I u i hti« nUU|ilrtril mi il1i*«i* • * iMing i m il •(* m thr t iiir iillil iiiiitlitr i, *• t (lit? mudrtn SANFORI) PAINT & GLASS CO. 3— Heal E sta te For Hale— 3 U___A R T I C L E S Factory-Standard Service by a Factory Expert R Let us finance your puinl juli, Imtli litlior ami m aterial, over a period o f itibv monthly pity m eat 8, no red taiie, nu e x tr a fin an ce charge c a s s im HYDRA-MATIC HEADQUARTERS Announces piiih t i n f lo o iie to T here la a CARMOTE FAINT FOR EV ER Y S t i l t At K 3 9 5 Cor. 2nd & P alm etto PAGE H V E m Ii Chevrolet 1 *1V ■ ^ LOW PRICES CTA ot USED TRUCK BARGAIN A NEW l.lu d b a rg . n | ANNOUNCING R. UORDON IinitMON A. n d m ln la ira tu r lh . B .ta ta of A lm a ^ “ w County, lo “ "• s s f # o ." , Publication ot m l* no6 i . . . h , ' 1" 1" l,r demand .h a ll W rltln*. ami .h a ll .tat* tha ,,,.*5* »* r**lil*nr* am i |>oal o lllc # hi " f ,h * l’l"linn nt. amt .h a ll h. .w orn Uf Hi* claim ant, h i. ... I ''I* attorney. and any Isnail h lii i.p ¥old " r d.rnand m il .o (lt*d r ’ S ’u b C R E P I T O B * AN D P E R j)Nrt IIA V IN U rl.A IM H O il ||R . K nob a u a i n b t h a id e b t a t e : l 9 i g and aach of foil » r* hsrauolllUd to present any claim* j ,i*inaml* which Tou. nr *lih*r you. m*T hav* against ihr *»i« of Anna O u a i m Llndhura. | iBRALD. SANFORD FLORIDA -THU 8 ANF( - 11— LOST K F O U N D — t l COAT MILK id I.OST linld anklet wills mime E(IR HALE - Muir, t's vim Phone !Ull until 5nill I’. M 71*' R. D. Priest. Phone 7KI-W3. "Jett li' ’ un it I’ll 11 — H J. M4 after 6:00. Mill’s Swap Shop—We buy, aell ur For Sole - Extra line Aii.tioului, trade moat anything. 400 San­ Rooster $L‘,60. E. (’. liol.nii, II la — At TOMOim.ES —15 ford Avc. Phone 1B8-J. 1, Un* HIM. Hanford. I o|{ SAI E I'aed Tnxi I'abs, We both loin, when you don't Millie ..... .. .mile I.inI, mid some bring your prescriptions to HELP W ANTED - a A ll IlCtri In HUH _____________________________mdlffennl I.alley’s. Phone 10S. .Mmli'b; I'I • I' u i i I h m ill P ly - 2nd X Pi,Ini,din TUXKB6 ‘FEEDS: Complete line. BXPKUIENt’EP brake and fo.nl .... Hunt's 'fusedo Feed Store. end mini. Apply Enea..ne j o e (I o NZAI.K/ Hlores. <■|;| Maunulia Phime IH.'i-J PITTSBURG Patnte for avery O /A llh IKK Earn good iminne lepieM iilitiK lulernulnunil Kbit bed M 4 truck Avon Cos nu*ties a*, mtveili-eil in s SuSK a RIK Glaaa * Paint Co. that l.i.ik). guoil, iun* flue mid (ilnai MnusekeepinK and ten H9-1I4 W. lad. Phono 820. Mill iriv<- yuii guild service. Duly other leading women's - maun }42.’> Nnnfuid Mil A Ei|pl t'u. sines. ti|>eiilngN In Hanfnid. ENJOY Sunday dinner at Lancy’a 2118 W Ut HI • The PnllllHc I.ake Mary. Write girlnu home 7fie alto weak days. Lunches A I addreHN for inlet view. Nimriii TRUCK SPECIAL - tl.’lli IIII for n abort order*. Heubuiy, >111 E. inili. Ah i Mi plt'kiip truck. Ainl Hint sum liora, Flu. New Plywood boats, specially pill 7 7 ll inn* ivli, I Inis lute o f. traated A finished. |N0. Phone Imiilmg left in it. If you’ll throw ft— VV0R1T W A N TED -ft lb,' -luif ,in ii, it'll iiuul it ulf I m g. __ :__ ■ • ■ l'i\ it nut ill Hiinfnrd Mil A | Harley-Davldson Motorcycle-llMi. FTIINITIIRE reu|diol:deiing, all K,||il i ' i i , 20H W 1*1 HI • The I Buddy’s Repair Shop. Ph. 1246 wmk Koaianleed. titmi W. 1st. I'niiinu Place. Hi ItHiuey. GOOD AND DAD NEW HUOFH ll"nf» lepaited, 116 IT A MOUTH, guild uii.i nr Him | $!» lift j 1 Used double bed p u ll- like a kitten with u piece i,.„| |>.,11111iik VV ti. Hmilli, >d livei, a gmid car l<> gel I‘out t a,'tor. i'lnme 11H8. l S S 8 pc. living room 5*4116 UlWT.lt I'KICKH. E l perl watch aliniil in at VERY luw ci.si 5!tin 6 repairing, li I' tidlowa, Hum* 1 Ui*6 Walnut Vanity only 41611,116. ll I* a guud in worn Maple Bsd, coll vest nil-ill in cheap travel. Hull Hbap, I7INI Hanfnid Avt. Phone if and cotton mattress 84 6u find Mil >fi Ei|pl Co, 2UH W I si 11 IS .1 The Pmiline place. ^ m m : ALL TYPES »r bnlldnser work, room »U]t* ---------- j | re,.,,,.able .ales. Free estimat­ itd I m ill it) 4-] Ii MU, lIVl'IHgC CHI TREK OF SANFORD fur ibis iiludcl. Ainl niucli (,.i es liavid E. I'arpenler, Phoni 10I W I! tat. St. Phons 127 looks, blit goes and I'nllll'H bad. I80:< M beter'u n gnuil dug nftei a dead duck. Ilcst pml nf il ts ■ unly ilos |fl and up. Twirling » - - n a — t------------rrj 11.20 and up. All Al 12— Sperlul ScrviccH — 12 euala t Tib. Hanfnid Mil A Eijpi Mf Prtca; Phllco Phono-1---------------------------- ---------------Cu, 208 W Id Ht • The Puuliui Place. -r ~ ^*"*1 E«|iert Radio Repairing uslc Bo* 326 Sanford Avenue.) Kmi| :tn y„ 2ml, HI PRIZE WINNER in driving du light • IIMH Puutjnc H Del.use 'W.TF.ItATHINH and Dress Mak­ ------ ---------------------- — 4-door, llydrainallr, rndiii, well, GLADIOLUS—beautiful g l a d s . ing IIU'v W. 1st. Hireet. Plume what else do you want 7 I III, tilt fraiih every day, .16c per JIM J. the price only 82IIU6. Yeah, d ito h and up, Wa grow ttw in1 , INItH made lo nrwhite nlde lire* too, only IO.ihmi rict I tto Klimt F K ” « • *• mites un tlm car. You'll love ll —S t ----- -— -1------- -— ; Co. hjii W. drd, Ht. I'honc Huiifonl Mtr A l:i|pt Co, 2IIH R T to stop smoking T Try I iifta-W W 1nt Ht • The Pontiac i'lme, ko-Stop, OunrMltccii. Roumll- jj ^ ve y.-nr Auio serviced befora' AH (.'LEAN AH ll ddm lnnli' hefuie it A Anderaon, Touchton eandion. General Auto Repair*. a prom, thia 47 PontiUL* it 4 lltilga: • 1 ■• ■ •_______ I Ask llie man wbo has lieon to doin' will give you nun •• low ve fair condition 110.00. ■ Hfil’- Auto Itnpair Garage, H. cowl, pleuNiire-fHied mill's i Iinii ) OrlaiMlo lllgbway. you can hope for. Hlie's n illIIy. W Ott: Canaria*, rad f * c m |NKW n .cilH l ^urlaved to per feeJust drive her and see. And hint Longwood ngwood Jct. Jet. thbs tld* sldoj side (>|,j — flour* made like now. only IIU46. Low payment*. Han­ ™ ™ Trailer! Finishing, cleaning A waxing, Mobley ford Mtr A Ki|pt Co, 208 W Id Miller,______ _ ! pm tulda power plant, 22 years Ht The Pontine Place. aspi rlancn In Heinlimln County, WEEK-hiNli HA 114j A IN - in SB—iflacoralom, Pait M Gleason, Lake Mary. g. Phone 320 or t'lmtluc H 2-duor, rnrln' in go r 0:00 P. M. Work place*. Drive It, enjoy It, ami SKE l/S FOR ______), No Job too large or pay unly fltOS. Easy payments, m im eo g r a ph p r in t in g antill. Estimate* cheerfully too, Hunforil Mtr A E<|pt Cu, 208 AND W PIN O . W 1st Ht • Thu Pontine Place. URKIHT BUUEAU OF SANFORD For Hale or Trade 47 • HI OHV AVALLA RLE Phone 1M LIVERY 116 N. Park Harley .Davidson Motorcycle. TE DEL SINGER _Phone 220-W )N ALL (iKl.ANDD Morning Sentinel. Or- 1980 FORD 2 Door .Sedan, Clean, landu Evening Star. Call Halph RED. like new. Good Paint, llydrnllc Ray. Ilflfi-J. ___ ____ • C CO. Shockh, New Engine, now tires; »e, ___ _ CALL 617'for ilaUary, Generator for ipdck Hide call H2lt*W. ■nd Hlar.fr service. Hwaln'a 1980 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, 48c liutirry Service, 801 W. First 12.26 good condition. Can lie seen nt St. SURPLUS Gulf Htution, 2nd. uml Park. to LAWN MOWERS sharpened, bi tab# Firecycle* repaired. lock and k#y condlUefl, Boat offer work. No waiting—work guar­ anteed. H. W. Shuman, 810 rile Ava. Y LET AN OLD1 East 4th. 81., Sanford, Fla. Bath! CAR DRIVE YOU (Formerly with WUIIama FifiU ratooesMy grind1. Phone CRAZY? ELECTRIC av to vlnaa I ACRTYLBNB » per thouOf£tga Av*. 1 7 ___ _ ,. ,W atches,' Camara*, Bln- STrkU, Silver, Gold Plating} Pol. iSwr Item* In ishlng. Raby_ aho«s and other YOUR DEALER HOLLER M O T O R SALES Ulmne 1234 -a W S k - M O U T A C S W . ----------J y - . . . ^ ij . : t t M 'll i t ..VKMIHfi If 4— �--------- ‘ ' '* -----b a p t is m a l At THE CHURCHES saanci ! A baptiimel lende* vraa bald at I Lake Mary last Sunday afternoon ___ ’ — - »** ea w a a w * Legal Notice ____ _ by tha Church of God of which B. IN th k c iiic u it couiit o p t h e W Millar la paator. Holy Com* I h o l f * ern^T Y and feet waahlnc ware obkloiuda in ' niANCKinr. n o / All Church Nollcoa M a t ba proaaalod at Tha R r H l of flea aa ltd ■munlon •arvad at 7:80 P. M. . bva ltn ramona n u .u dar bafora publication. ------------ ----------------- ----------| p la in t if f CENTRA!, BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH | FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ■waamjki. d o ii .u jn . Laurel Avanur and Ninth Htrevt IMT Sanford Avanua Kav. i . E. McKlalay. Mlnlatar ! ’* ^voVirp. to a p p r a k Rev. S. L Whatley, Paator J, Handntl Farrla, Mlnlatar ...1 Mra P. R. Stephenem D R .E 'THE s t a t i : np n . n m i u Phone 980-H "Trade With Till I Coma" will) " * 7 . r a: . n i t. Buntioy RQnrfn* school. fL h ^ l A A |,TO "AMUKL I> h il l . j ii p „ _ w . O. Htanarll, Huntley School -- • . i>.do aciizTwaaa-aaarri t o._jtij a . " O. be the Mlnlaler'a aermon subject ‘ . ' ’ 431, f/n "New Supclnlcndcnt at the Find Christian Church' ii.fwi a u Mornlna Wnvthin !v Y. E. O. Krllh, ILT.U, Director Sunday morning. _ . - . i Sermon T ojk : Burnley Brhonl P;46 A, M. Topk. . . . | I .C M C I. "■ j V flll „ r , | | , r , i , v n o tifie d Ih a l an "If Jettim Should Coma Tonight MornitiK Wnrahlp 1 1 :0(1 A. M, . a ctio n tin* h r .n file d In ll.e r i r c i i l l Whut Would He Find?” will ba 7:110 P. M. Youth F a llo w a h lp C o u rt 111 the N in th fin lh Ini I l r Salmon liy Rev. It. J. Uimlola. the Sermon nuhjeet for tha avan- Service. l u l l . In an d for tl.rn ln n l* C n iin lv , B.T.U. il:ao P, M. u m * _. .. P ln rld a , w h e rein E V A I . Y N It A Ing rcrvlce. 8:00 P. M. B v e n in # Worahlp. M n.VA llll.l, I. p la in t if f . and ....... Ida Evening Womhili 7:3(1 P. M. The Church achool will meet at Sermon: Dr. E. D. Brownian. • H A M U E l, !> f»H .I„ Jit. la d e fe ndSermon l.y Rev. K. J. Daniel*. 11:43 A. M. Sunday morning. fim t an III R ft tfi it | r «fi A rtlfin “The Most Inipinlnnt <Jue*tln.f fu r ifiv n lrr* . 1 tint I he t il In fif lt»a You are cordially invited to ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH m fia I n K V A LY N * IIA M O N A U I L L Faring lint World Today”. woraldp with u». vh HAMirnL l» HILL. Fit. th»l Rev. Latvia Allan, Fnator The revival continuim In the Twelfth Street and Laura! Avanua rrh a W h ^ X w bln tent. Kvcryoni* welcome. Come THE CHURCH OF HOD Sunday School B;45 A. M. if’lrruii. in nml for HnnlnolR Connand bring someone. 2309 Kim Avanua Morning Worihlp 11.00 A. M. ,vYorJ ' : ^ ......... Rev. Joe C. Crew*, Mlnlaiar Youth iirv lc e i 7.00 P , M i I y o u r Miiiirariinf:** In h jilil n rtlo n on "Seeing the Virion", will b* Kvangellatlc Sdrvlca 7:80 P. M. 'nr h*f»r« tlaturdar. tha Ml It day the auhjerl of Itev. Crewi^iarroon Wedneaday afternoan prayer " f Au«,,«i. a d . m v oth.rwl.e, d e fa u lt lu d aentenf w ill he e n te r­ Sundny morning at 11:00 A. H. 3:00 P, M. ed a u a ln n l you. nnd e e lil m ne n All memher* nrc urged to be priHlbta Study Wrdnaaday 8:00 P. "ill prnreed m uarte m oans WITNKHH inv rmnd and een nenl and henr fhl* Important mu- M. ( t l e r k n f m ild C h u rl a l *age. j B I T T M ’ I ASI I R I F lo r id a . Ih U I lib d a y of J u ly , A Kvangellatlc aervlce at 7:48 P. FIRST PRE8BYTBRIAN j> + + + + + + ^ + + + < M. Subject, “The Value of a Soul An ullur call after the mennaga. Rev, A. G. Mclnnla, B. D„ Paator A The Sunday urhnoi begin* at 11:48 A. M. rinnae* fur all a g o .1 li:4B A. M. Church School. YOUR HIARINO Good npirlt filled tearher*. 1 11:00 A. M. Morning Worahlp. MRVICI CINTIR 7:00 P. M. Youth Fellowahlp. I’rnyei meeting and Bible *tudy 8:00 P. M. Evening Worahlp. •■arh Tueaday evening at 7:48 P. MILLER-BISHOP CO. M. flume nnd tiring ynur Bibtei. . The Chancel Choir will aing for 11H H. I'lirh Arc. W.M.II «crvlrc each Thursdiy their special at the Homing wor* evening at 7:48 I*. M. »hlp Service "The Publican ' by Hal FRESH MATT KltfKH ALL li'ailtiK wide here at home. V.I..I1. iturvbe each Friday evrn- Van Da W ater, the aolo and oblug Ht 7:18 p. M. A program for llgsto parts of tha antham will lie nil young people* TRung by Mtb. Charles Wilke «nd Tht church string hand will fur- Mr. Robert Brown. Mra. Wilks O N E A C C ID E N T - - ‘‘and ■•inti ihe tnuslr and the public will also sing 'T he I<ord • Prayer attend. by Malotte. you m ay never lie p erm itted I* Invited to _______ Mr. Kmmett Herndon will lead In d rive ngnin'1. THE CHURCH OF GOO OP 'the singing at the Evening. WorMILL Kit FAHMS .ship Bervlca. The Offertory Spe­ Rome pei*im, unknown to ua, ha. lter. ii. W. Miller, Pastor 'clal "Bteal Away" will ba aung by complained in Ihr Florida In Hervlces Sunday at 3:00 P. M. ■ lunO atta. kuranre ('umnilealuner beennae wliteil the HlniVp in uur lulvertlne If you .land In need of a hit.ting, FIRHT BAPTIST CHURCH mrnt I'g n id ln c th" new Fbnlili. come. Mid week service* Thurs­ Park Avenu# al Hlalli Strekl day evening at 7:3(1 (', M. You are Flnaiu’lnl Iteaponall.llity Lhw. W. P. Brook*. Jr., Paator ml**ing somclhing good when John L. Miller, Kdacatlanal We regret. If onr advcrMaeinriii 1 you me nol heie. Prayers are be­ Director could linve cnn.nl any line tu *nf ing answereil. so keep (tending Sunday School 3:48 A. M. fer mrnlally m liimriclnly. fin tin I your rc()tie*l», Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. other luind, if mn iidvi'iTIminii'nl Training Union 0:45 P. M. HOLY CROSS CHURCH ran*!'* H'Hiie une l>* buy liability Iniurnnie nnd lie lias all neclilenl, Iter. If, Lyltleton Zimmerman, I Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. Slngsplratlon after evening ser­ V .ly J ,.>*»•»• it\* v ,nv<> 1, 1. l/»lu (l 0 , Herlnr In illjve, blit thru In. Inallinue,. vice. .Sixth Sunday alter 'trinity tiey fur (lie liijurieH mid diiiuagr. H:80 A. M. Ifoly Communion. 1 Wednesday Service 8:00 P. M. ' Nursery open all sarvices for ip raimed in uthur*. Wlml a relicl Ii:3ll A. M. School Nursery. thla would be nieiitally and fillRev. I.lewllvn IL l!a*tlngi- children of pre-school age. anclnlly. I "Worship in Air-Cooled CnmI'i U'Hl-ln-chntge. I fo r i" . The facia nre' If you hnve nil FltKK MKTIIOIJIHT CHUHCH | "We've Saved a Place For You." automobile acrldeiit and ll I* youi West Fourth Street and Laurel J ----------fault and vou do nol have ln*n> Avenue I CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY ance a* pieariihed I'V law, you Fred R. Ilnrtnn, Pastor ' ALLIANCE will liave lo pay fm tb» personal Sunday School 11:48 A. M. | Woman'a Club Hulldteg Injuries nnd property damage*, If j Morning Worshln 11:00 A. M. Olenn E. Smith, Paator 180 or more, yon eauaeil, nr youi Young Peoples Meeting 7:30 P .. 10:00 A. M. Bible School, Mr. driver's license will be snspendrl M. 1. „ „ „ , . „„ „ „ A. Wleboldt, Bupt. fur one year. Evangelistic Bervlcs 8:00 P. M. < n-oO A. M. Morning Worship. Prayer and Praise Wedntsdiy gubjsct: "Resllty In Worship”. To gat your driver's license re­ instated you will bnvn tu pass a 7:43 P. M. fl:46 P, M. Alliance Young Psodriver's teal, anil a lot nf driver* FIRST CHURCH OF CRRfBT, pl#-' w h o have list! their license* re7:48 P. M. Evening Bervlca. Our SCIENTIST nawert from year lo year without Evening Service Is an fnfmmal R O D East Second Street taking s |c*t, may flmj they can­ one, and Is designed fnr those nf not pas* and limy not lie Issued m. another driver'* llrrn.c, Subject: "Truth". j**18 subject! A Hearing Heart Therefmr. mnk AUCIDKNT imWednesday Service 8:011 P. M. 1 dar the New Law - - "anil you Reading Room 3:IH) to 6:00 P. M. may never lie permilled lo drive Tuesdays and Fridays. ---------------- n o tic b ~ ~ ■gain". All arc welcome to attend our Notice le hereby »U.n that t am servin'* and to u*e onr Reading »og**«d in hu»tne*i *1 mu (.'•Dry AI IT'D INHUMAN! E * ----------- H anford, Ham lnnl* Coun ty, As.nu*. Kmmi. under lha IIHItlou* nama ■ P h ir lr U uiutar At A Hsilng In Coal lo Cnreful •Walaoli nmt that I In- | SEVENTH HAY" ADVENTIST j&'lS \ T regular r a .l.l.r ..id Had '" to **ld ...m. name pur lltlrers Elder A. E. Deyo, Paster 'suartt to th» term* of ih* "Flctl- ( HEARING NIARINO a:£/iT.L’:‘f„3» i, ' '' ‘ '■■■.•' " lltID A Y JULY >2, 1949 I p. IHt O. P. HERNDON Clark of lha circuit Court 8EAI. Dr. Henry McLaulin NOTICE Optoma trial Notice la h trs b y g iv e n th a t 1 am -r a n g e d In o u e ln .e s a t th a e o ra -r or H scond H lr a s l an d Houlh f'ark A v a n u a . B an fo rd . F lo r id a , u n ­ der ">• f le llllo u a n am e o f T a llo w Cab '•» *nd H an ford T r a r . l t I.tnaa ai.tf H llvar P le a t C a lia a l 101 C o m Htraat and ih a l I Intend to r*«|M r-r aald nainaa p urauan t to 111. I'rrn a o f th e " P lrt lt ln t ia N am e (.((.tut." to w it : ( l.r M 3 09 P I X ) |{ - DA HTATUTKH 1911 with the >.f the CMre nit Court nf HamIniil. Cminty Plnrlda. .le t* H. A. A I.I.E N , O w nar liltO V V N , w h o u p la ce an d addrea* ta t i l W ill d n iilh H treel, O rla n d o . P ln r Id .: H in i yo u r o n .e a la y n u ra a lf *o H i.I iu n re ii* eannrit bn p ara o n a tly «.r»»d and th a t there la no paraon In lie- H la la n f F lo rid a upon w hom aerviie " f p rore** w ou ld b in d you. T -u a re hereby re q u ire d to ap near in *i In flie C ir c u it C o u rt o f H em iiin ly , FFlorida, lo rid a , In In Chancery, T *IrbIp I'ounly, oil *b •Hi d a y o f A iiy u a l, 1119 , In 118 M afnalla Are, ..f >.-Id.me A t t«n o ’clock on th e m orn in g o f A u g u st 3. 1919 the Sem inole C ounty Board o f P ublic In stru ction w ill re­ TALBOTT’S ceiv e sealed b id s on A L T E R A T IO N S TO T ill', DOM ES­ — D R IV E -IN — TIC SCIK NCE D E P A R T M E N T o f th o S em in o le High Wall Paper - Faint School, o f Snnford, Floridn. F or s p e c ific a tio n s PnlBtant a ad PaaaehaaaarO I l i a i . IA N P n H D AVENUE O. I*. IIKItNDON n i: a i . C le r k C ir c u it co u rt. hoc Dr. C. K . E ldrldge CHIROPODIST com pany th e bid. T he Board r e se r v e s th e rig h t to re­ Valdez Hotel je c t uny or all bids. Seminole County Hoard of / Public Instruction L. E. Jordan, Chairm an ftanfnrd, Fla. Phone:—Banford 488 Orlando 8*2428 T. W. L aw ton . Secretary •£ 1 ^ ^ a t a S j S j ^ * + + + + + + + + + > + + + + + 4 + 4 4 + + + A' th e o l d FAMILY BIBLE There a rt fe w w h o rea lize wlmt an im­ portant part tha old fam ily B ib le has played in Am erican life and hlatory, It lay on tha table in the liv in g room or parlor, uaually baalde a large, shaded rending lamp, and waa a ponderous volum e, printed in large typ e and bound w ith lienvy ornnta coven. In addition to tha tea t, It contained a number o f blank pagta on w h ich w ere in­ scribed the vital records o f the fa m ily — hirths, deaths, and marriage*. In m any famillaa It waa tha custom o f the head o f tha houa* to read a passage from the holy volum e bafora th* fam ily dispersed for bed. It was regularly uaad for funarata, marriages, and th e periodic viaita of th* mlnlatar, Th* old fam ily B ib le hat for fen an ttlon n set the moral and aplfitual pace o f Am erica. It has Inspired the fa in th ea rted , com forted the dlatressed, counseled the panitant. W * cannot afford to lose it* influence upon our Uvea. Oo to church on Sunday, and hear God's m essage from the O ld Fam ily B ible. H u n s N a m . H t a t u t .i' to w ill Heo. , 0> F lo r id a Htstute* m i w ith Shepard, Assistants ih . ctsrk of ,th* ctn uit rnurt o f , Thomas Wellsr, Habbath Hflw*l *smlnote County Florid. Superintendent S- « Touchion Owner. Rnhlisth Hchool 0:80 A. M. 8*4- July 1, IMS. urilay. (fM itfte|l*||«M| Phone 101 Al Wallace Phone SIR.It C, M, Hoy cl Phone 231-lt Preaching 11:00 A, M. Ssturd^j. Prayer Meeting 7:30 Wulnexilay. A Cordial Welcome to (vary One. IN ("OUIIT OF Till: JUIX1K, HKMtNdl.K HTATK OF FLORIDA. BATE. To Enjoy Youth Service Tonite Heir Dr. Daniels' Dramatised .Message oft “In Tune with and Married To The Wrong Sweetheart” Mieculrli of the estate nf 1. J. Jerry, deceased Saturday 7:30 Sunday 7:30 P. M.■ • MISSING C H R IS TIA N S "Th* M u i t Important World Today". T ha 1i . ■ • It is not another waif * ? 'V ' • « ’• !* ' y j Bm B. " • II la ■*4 th* 4 W m * Bomb • What |. Uf Don’t MIm 141 all IN COURT o r TUB COUNTY jw m ib . ■■minoj. k co unty , ■TATtt o r F lorida . tw ph o B ATn In re the Krtate of FOR FOR A l l . CHURCH th e lb. ............... •he b UJM(ntr 0 ,»•( ^ b b l M .o r U*qrth‘ W C |or H 'U|Q«4»»(1 ® 0 , , 0 n r g ^ V u i WIIOU IT MAT CONNotice Is hereby iln n that An­ ita B. Donatae filed bar final reioH as administrator of lha aatata »* V flaaaaaadi Ihal iha filed bar Million for final dic­ t a t e , **4 Ihal aha will apply a lha Honorable o. Douglas manilrotn. County Judas of Seminole > sn tr ^ lTorlda on iha n th day if August. l i f t for approval of iana and far float discharge aa Umlnlstreter of iha aatala of [plfa O. Boaton, deceased on thla Ifal day nf Julr n o ANOJH n DOUOLAa Uualor of iha HOUdHOLI Attornaya Ah* film m "ToavOPMeA 4ft . v4lfV. *V» MA1IOAIIKT JKIIttr Cnk* party fur all Yming Peuple at ties* of servlt* Queation F a c i n g CON- ta hereby slv .n that Margaret Jerry filed her final re­ port sa Executrix nf the eatate of 8. Jerry, deceased; thol a h . . filed her petition for (lost dls- { charge, and that she tit apply | rable llnu^lsa tin Honorable M en­ ilrotn. County Juitse o f Hemlnole County, Ftnrldn, on ihe Hat dar of July 1S4S, for approval of f a m e and for final dlechars* Kxscutrlx of the aetale of Z. J. Jerry, deceased, on thla fla t day of July, l i f t Calling All Young People I rm'NTY t'OUKTT. IN Fltn- In re Ihs Kststa of y. J Jsrry, Deceased. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT Chipnr v „ H * iti *** ♦ M Fool" ' .i t } ; . in * i*i MO »M l ia”»5SSc"ATM“ ‘“ 1 .,r ’ * t WIIMbrib Sport i F iiii Shop lit St. 'Whan Sportamaa Hi BUm MBehind A BUnky-Rrgtra Rinlwiri Co. 114 looford Ay*. ABMfkM Oil Co. M. R., Strickland, Contmtor v u * c m 1w — — Rftminol* Truck A Tractor Co. 1100 French Are..... T>l. 1804 Sfnktrik GIbm f t Point Co, Pittsburgh Painta jp r lv tr y Purpoaa 111*114 W. 2ml Bt. Phone 8«0 i i W j a Few Mora Dan Toucktoo Drue Co. up. a Banford, Florida HID I « |> i . lW W !5 .7 '"’t e r f . Mr. E lton J. M oughton, A rch itect, Snnford A tla n tic N a tio n , al Bank B uilding. A c e r tified check o r Bid Bond in the sum o f fiv e per cen t o f th e hid hill l*e required to ac­ (F oot S p ecia list) W ill 4p «> p a tien ts on T h u rs­ day o f cuch w eek from 10 A. M, to G P. M. n • naln anil for dfvorca ihera- ( In iie m lln a . an a b b re via te d I d le o f At tha u l e h I f l l a l l l e” ,, llro . w .* n,,,. aP la in t if f vef.'i* U nm an llro w n . D e fe n d a n t. W IT.VEHM m y lim d an d o f f ic ia l ■ Ml » l H an ford . F ln rld n . Ih la <th day " f J u ly , M i l . NOTICE Phone S18 K I :I I " M A N U g al Notices T H .................................. ■ — -« ■«*■•r..rii.'.r: r™ vn F ille r I V M h rffle lH F .k le r L . R n in s r i- . , v M n e iiie w , r .w e r 1* n . ' ■' ■■>" ■ _____ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ \ ^ •» a Vv �■A , ^ T. •- V .V • ' ■ --------- IT'- ‘^ 1 * la Unity Thorn la Strength— Ta Protect tha P m c i of tho World j To Ftamota tha Progress of America; ffl Produce Pruupirlt; fur Sufiird. THE ( t h t H ________________ • V I C VOLUME XXXX Truman Signs Historic North ^Atlantic Pact Eatabliahad 1908 a n f o r d I t m A N lN I)K (* K N I)K N t D A IL Y N E W H I'A l'E R S A N F O R l). FLORIDA, E lks A id Hospital Fund t U W EATHER Generally fair and rather w a n t throu|h Tuesday, tl|h t tutltlr * inde. t > MONDAY JU L Y 25. lt»4D Pri ■ -'i i . ■— Leased Wire N o. 240. ™ "j*’, 3,'inaiySouthern Democrats Week U Hit In , _ 1 i i-i. . . SenateHearing L .O S 0 v x O lU lC l I I I r i g h t President Aslts $1.45 Billions Arm s A id For Nations W hich A re I n Alliance Moses A m i I. ovp Dcnv Attem pt Is Meint> Maile T o Kstuhlish "C / a i” I ’or Kieltls WASHINGTON. July lb uVt - Pioident brumal) signed tinf historic North Atlantic treaty i>« day and inmirdiairly asked fu n Urn* to back it up with a $ I.-fill 000.000 (oirign arms program The Chief Executive said llir Western European mrinbeii id tl..uculy ratified militaiy all..... a, well a t oilier nation* aiiuind d.e globe-must liave Aiueritaii lirlp lo build up their defenses against £ t h e threat of Runian aggirssmn. Barely an hour befurr hr sent a spatial message lu the lawmakeu pleading for swift appioval of Inprogram to meet "the mint pir» ring current needs," Mr. Tnimaii penned hit signature to the lalifim turn imtrumenl of the Allautn Pad. He called tht* treaty -in 1 1 fii*.l i only Ian Ylitiradav tiv mi S'.! !■ * 13 senate vote — ‘‘a liiilm lr xt>-|, toward n woilil of pear.-, 11 fin ' world, free fiom fom." ’’But It la only on,- »r.-p" He raid III tl statement ismii-,1 lit ilu White House signing o-ti-mol" "We must keep om«elv,-> moml ly and materially strong. HV iiiu-,1 ■day our part in ludpiiu! to etn-ng thru freedom everywhere." That wua III!" tlnuui' of Ini anna aid mr-sangc to r-uigi,,--k Hv aticxslng wlinl lie cnll.ul "Hu" moat pressing CUNHit m oli," Mi Truman obviously wim hoping to abort circuit demand* in t'ongr«-»a for a lea* ambition" piuyiam Two Republican acniitiii* olio have played un Inipuitimt pun in drafting till* country'll li pnitnuin foreign policy had i r i w l rulvimco Hotter on the Admin in11 u t Ion I lint Ita view, may not cuim-ide with tl'aailnaM on r« « , «l«i WAMIIM.ION, July S i/|», l.roigc II l.utr, pirtldrnt id the I’ittshuigli lnuiolidatltni t >>al loin piilil. to.lav driiouiltrd |ohu 1. l.rwn liner day tt.uk week in Ihr .oni lii’l.li at "lo n lm atom ol pin air i apilal. lie wa* aecutiiled by Senatui (tolirilion ( l ) \ * ) , who tailed Ihr (ilitdilrd woiktiiK ptogiatli aiiiunm ird fi\ I hr l mini Muir W oileir On Anti Poll Tax Bill School Health P ro ­ gram Okayed B y House Com m ittee; Ken Raps A id Plan Federal Judge (75,000 S p e n t Rules Rent Law j For Lunches In Urnconstitutional County Schools WASHING I ON. July l b \& )— N.ulhriii Drinoiiat, Ion the first ,udav III a light lo block A|H>e.dl W ill He Sent j 342.680 Meals W e r e 1House ailiou on an anil-pull tax Ti* Supienie Court, Served Durituf Yea bill H S Attornev Says. In KI I . t l l l i ' l l k i i u i U S 1 I b n tiir.I in Ion* adjournment brluir llir I L o ir could stall eon* l* 4t l u i l r Ml * ’b o ld o . n l a. | lo ‘ HI' v . " loll 1.11*1 I rdMore llun i/S jH k t was sprnl I stdriui, d.r mcasnic. bul lost by • c n u lin l p io .lu i lio n an d p n .r * Many M Muir,, pirsidclil ol t r u l I '.it. o i lodge llw yu It M ia w d u iin g llir si bool trim in pin. id .oil . all n .ir ot I A I tu 102. | hr moir was engineered by S. ^itrrl l oipoialion > coal rub I--L- t.rl.i il,r rtiltif l ‘MM Rent ,m g lunches toi an a i r i a ^ r of I S J \ ti . Lodge, center, exullcr rultir of Elk Lodge DM) i, -huwu building a f"lli check to J. 0. •itbanri. 'aid " ir u s r damage to ' olili, ! I i. .unsillntioual cbsldrrn ririy wlnnd dai In 1*1 Itrp t.oiirtl ill I m a s), outspoken it'.i. in .Ol, •luilnmiii ol the Fern aid-La light on Memorial IIi.'I uihI diivc fm Imnh Ilu ....... uiiailertVIl.o.nr, I..- mlmg does not schools id Seininolr County. Mis nmt ol she pioposed law lo • i li -in Hie tmibeen.* held hy tho Klk* on Julie 23. At left i- ( nil Udliinn* who m ivid a* chief bar* llir toal iinlurliv and national ri lliran dial On id* Wilson, louniy Inm It lo o m ! I.ai leiy ol poll taxes as a preirnt lontiols i-« hi i in tin- |*i ,*|i<n ut iun of thu meat anil next to loin i> I U l.uwion, pii-nidt'iil of ttir lloipltfl •Ulouiy lould ir• nit f4mu llir pul.n li........It supetuiot. i tpoited today \ ..... luiion J i. iiii1* K. How laud at right I* foituci n u lliil m in nl the l.odgi'. r.pnsiir to lining in elections for te rn o r.I I.y I ru n uiiiiri* A , ■r , i.inrnr attomey said an The total tinnihn ol lum lin told I'lrwdrist, k r Pirti.lenl or mtnillir tlorr ipokr out as llir Stn Iiniiir.iiair s, *-ral will he made to Wai 142,684 In addition. 18 lid tJflJ t/ongirsi air llaiikuiH l oiiinutlrr la.on hr.I 'Ntpirnir lo u ii htnrhri w n r guru, tier besides' l ..-nett's motion iailed 46-3U on * loll w *lr un r.liy ilioii into llir l^f 1 .......... . ' * apian, i lurl l Imago those paid bn by si bool and cm . an initial standing mte when only i prialion* ol tl.r ...*| mdotliv ami ' 'be bousing rapritder, organiralimis a bandlul ol dir lurnsfacit had ard.r a. P u tin ot tl.r l MW said llir Is, ...li br ad.iiiuiilried j q j (||r ,,„||av g4(l|)>)8 w a v .'i'c d m llir ibainbri. Dotli M «r- aii.I l o i r drulrd and rut i>t d priuluig appeal | spf|l| fo| t<liui Hr |()1 U|„M Rep H u s (DOInu) asked for Hi tt ,tn\ .iMrHi(»t i. |jr iit || ni.iitr I AI LA i lAMsf J.. JlHY J * IJhlr*' (iiHrithit \\PAi!!rri * JII, Ik't *l,,u hrld that m insert- (|u | „ „ |l11r> (,| ,|,r a mil .all lo p i r thr bill's supr[ (1 1 1 A i,» ...... . t / AI i tiir lilt miiitl, ri sill ififiiiir a !**♦» 'null voir (uilli llir I I n u •»ns1 SriiMtr mg <•b a] l,.,ii >lausr m llir art, lallri ainuunt thr l minis Slm ol poilrn 11llir to lound up thttf lo ttikr op nov Ir^ill,ih«*r» %\ > r Sr,,. I Spr.ial srssli.lS rv .rpl irvniua- ‘-IlilllMlK>1IA i is tl in(iu't i v I,, i l Mltk'tf .sbiogalrtl its waillllie Board paid oul U>.87ti to. ulililies. loo rs " I Believe In Separa­ laisiny mrawurs •I | . ), t* Hut I.Uf|. '-4III *ll4t |>IIHr i ' ttppolienls u n r i-sprcted lo tty disliibutinn ol "unmothlirs r.pop tion O f Church And ill Ills illlioumrinrii' oil pr.ial session plans W atiru said lie be­ i *11' .Ilf* iilltlri ,,.li tu vf In 1 pat ilaiiirut.il y device at III I I H .« w h ole law i« ln - menl ami supaisi'ion. Mi* Wilson ! i-s i-i \ j'<ikf'lll ill tle il uillii 11ir the session sliontil l-e 'Mi- • I lout iiuiuuiml to delay a show* VIII iitfili t f.v ,1 c la u s e p ci m in in g Slate." She Asserts lieves Vnts-d etillrely" to till- in is in g -if ,low n t, it nil ti lull tillitr tt.l'ii "I fit I i.t it > g u v e i n li it- n I ill v - staled H was tiic til Hi ll.niat* effort *v»4*ltw l. •(h ! s utrols in liu-ii ler IllC O rillf ill Hie Inn, I, j NEW YORK. July 25 — < /!'> - revenue. M.--xy. ll ■k lf"U |If.llUftl lliJit In less Hum ten ' em s in pair an t'liiler Klorliln law nuttiing > \ I Hss It t... ui option j gram war f7'l.tllil Mi- Wil ‘ li 1• *II Hi pt II. In .1 l.v 1 -5* Mu. I i*nklin l). Itonifvclt, an*wer- cept vs liist i* lliclmle.l in tin- gov this |o „iision| revealed Ml this am...... . ».>«'(*; * ""I ' ,' 1' .1 lslft*t i isis till, t »»., 1-h II* »iai«t l* fi itik iliaigr* ol Francis Cardinal •rnar's roniinl cnll fm 11 spe. ini And Sens..... hem iK Mul uplck«tI lull." fill ................. I.y waa derived from sale ut lmn-li.-s ’ . »• lit *t ..I? tl 1toil k' |UO|D• ulliei I The Depaitnn nt ut Agriculluie, *d up '«ij*p,*sr today in lit* effort .Sprllmaii that «lir ba* a "tccord session cun lie colislili-i rd . v-• |>t < i.iii i , f Us powers i,, ititlnMni Mu CdH* »ii ■ | was IP,(mil. Sale ut sandwiches, to '-an I s recovery fund* fgr l‘, , '1 i nun it I'ceneles ui Miili't'Allioluiini," laid today she i hy « twn-ttdllls Vote id holll , drinks and leg cream Inimgln tl (, Kumps-au iintVni which conI i i ..p illio n W as Issu e d b..d Slljipot led Allied E. Smith. I Wnrieii simi mi ns-1-. I tin- Sep 7 n an - ijuui'x to luiiiuiiuiire taste IndurtIIS li, ........ l i I ig b e K W o o d ' li.u is io g , , i lle s a ('ntlmlii, m rveiy lampaigu that date following n closed o.-iks-ml e t p e d lle i H e Muiglil a ll InJUlWllon | ritlrly-IWo r e g u lu i selmol I line li | Senatoi Wlieiry of N ebradtt, T . lo i.sltu m tho Shoreline <s>op«’ia , wurliara WI-I* eiutdoyrd School mealing with 33 legislntn.- Is-ti.l Chili R c r o m me n els ; M be ttiaue. \ ete r# n 8 W o r k ‘ ------- ------------,1 w o rk s-is h a v e | She made llir comment m lier era at lienrhy Wakulln Kpimgs m e rno Vi!:» K 1171 J1 8 1 t'l.iiago.11” ****1 * o ^ rtr'r'vw'lantVvvlItTi'tf' ' 'GHtrail V*l>'Ar * l T 1 ,1* un c « ^ Both lie nml tinlegishiiois is» fioni ei kcttrig IM teuniiiA I he lieen vary co-operati'r amt witting .. ___ . . o ., urupoa DruBal«| Construction o C i A l Itc g io n & l copynghlrd iolumti "My D a y ,' I Judge dtsnilaaeit the patiilun. | to makg chati-i-C*Aed m ref sis^-.Ue«ued atalcmant thut a Mp.-cud sea"I am happy ImieeU." Kem aalfL puhlislird in ilia World Telegram. alon win. lieceaiaiy til piorlili- 'Uf Nt*w C ,i rv- i c CentenL Sttss , ,.Vl-r»- ai ’ In *hi* written opinion, Judge nweaaary In feeding cl, "to has e these two illitlngul4h4a S ll" N'liney Niiiiey White, White, assistant Shaw said Dial Tong re** .li.mld ‘<«»* "I want fieedoin uf lebgiuti tu pia- flrlcnt revenue to meet ihu 'lialisMr*. H .............. ►enatuis join ui* in 1 lilt* muvamMt bonn rusts" of State governlm-nt. i l)i H. W. Rlipiri lit, c urrent to I I H o yle, c o u n ty se rv le ti have merely set » m-w expimimu have als„ been inoa co upe,nm e to 1m l, H u- use o f it o lla r a o f A f B vail ps.lhL--e*iihtrf,*^'J*t wrote. o ffic e I- , '-e t e iiiiin a f f a ir s , spen t They agreed at least ffih.llOll.iii/O ,r ( |r disle if It wleiied to ...iitiinie the " I. e itc a r, t n a p liie i* to s u b s ld lr * She said that in caiupaigiiiiiK (or rtary and past presislrnl ol l(l1"* Hmid. . aupeivlaor ......... he iie i iiiio n t* ,11 H o c ia lis m In G r * 4 l new revonne will lie needed t« ' thr Sanford Rotaiv ('lull, irp.utr>l F i i. l r n ui ttie V i'le r n u * A d m in I ..Id rent control act m force jiulrtl m M u’ Smilli lor 1’ieeidenl she was slim k- in 1st i ui II i-tr i , .m i I o ff n o at I ’ a ss Nch'iol Hum d I ium meet Hppioprilillous In tiill ihitwn li, Huns. F i l i n e r , or a n y o th e r Of H i ill. m et pel h iiiiiiu I, and ol. rd "hy the extent of what I cunlu- intended tu find Ho- lii|!' act l“ o«cuin 1lie P 1 A The restriction on mnlli-is to on thr irernt New \ ’oik ninvrn ntain. Ho l a i u c i p a l i i i g n u t lu lil- " • I m u,'ll fitMt lu tllil illf o r n u i niiii'li lnM'it*Al. dlognl. At that tun. lu- said it F a ilie i, 1,-g is ln t in n ip e r m it t in g tam ta T.'iT T,S , s . pnll_ tideird Ingotry against the Homan cimsiilercil lit the special *.-*• lion, the I aipoil Spilllgs m nlri I toil . i'I i-iiiiis affuii * nml >.i.s not certain wlu-Hu-i l,o would a'h lM tU |IU lllU ' I tie following u-o ,,f fuf>,min,bun in federal health law enforcement officer* In I*.ilk Galhnln church, and I •rilamlv 'ion to revenue, means Hint Mil'll r m r, and the local board ot d o r , tin*" lu lu m n i|U i's l(» n * 1u a d i' Uu.-w in, 1 lire omii. la" ..1 ki h« Iml i*4 tin* 1P S I* A Inin'li fu n d * 111 p n v u t e a s w e ll us p u b lic 1* ........ . *“in *l‘“ county were arreated todny r.n I do irnt vs ith In encourage any thing mattei * as a l.nlliling progi am for t o n mrrling at llir home ol t .<■. •> - n o s ut Hu- lo c a l ..f f lc e liiunr | • *'R 1 jib liftirvi*. I nW t* Vli.iv, «y Hu 1 iiiiIv tin- lu. at ,.,.M,ui lu.uls w a s iip p n iv e d h y a B u J i a talc insiitutinitsv to- delayed 1. • ns ml 1 ,iilui.',l 1.1 ki-v >>f ...... Id lie lie ld in s u l, , L h ' M u i i i i h *. I . villain ttv in li federal Imllctmenta i-hnritlng Mint ||i*t kind" loiiliy last week. Ill all ad.hr - I > , ,, io iu i - i , i - s id ii'o m iiiit t c * yruis ilcu. urui po,si,ui,ol uf 1Im< *talu 1111'll, W l i s t ' l l ellltl t i l l M l l r a - li«*M I ' ‘hay beat up two negro prlaon-1 (. , (| s |,nun l(l \tHr, j t,,iNoIwoloiildliiK I lie h ill is s im ilu i lo utie a lie a d y li uH lIh U fii D m l* n « r H i! pioject* were In­ loir llir Rotary Club at its bill, I., " I I I , *- 1,' I d io o ild II Ol t i t in violatlnn or tliu nugioui v it 44iiiliM i*«( I i h F i t i R ia l tt AHIIINtiTliN. t„i\ .Ms uPi today to Mis. Kuurrvrll last I holiday j ,-io.led in the geneial liUU.UlHi.UUtl Ituiiat, till til lun ( ■ ■ 111 In I r. Mm' ife civil, light*. lt>,using Kxpeditei l.ghr Woods W 1). Nii liolson, pirsiib'iit ,1 'I , mu in 1s iiian tor tin* Kloriilu -aid today tho go' n 111,ielil "will l.ptfiou IN ihI Files U. 8. Dialrlrt Attornev H e r-1criticised her (or hrr oppontion uppiiiprlutions lull passed by Ihu Iwrt 8, PhJI1lpa_ Identified the | rl|r ,at (undr lor parochial and n-gidar st-saliiii Tlitess ita sup Nh IioIsoii fillick Co. was wrlcon...) ('•pa i i i u n i , A i i i i -i loan le g io n p . .. . S e r v to. M ffioet M e lv in s 1. rurally atipcal" 1,.e dec I-ion ,-r M f i u l i t i s h i i ) C a rilN pints is can tinimci muster a iwy*iiurtia two-third : * ,i i | fa ; i *i . poiirm i i i man a t Police Thief William C. private nbools. i> luderal illaliici . ---•1 1 ttiul Hie Hr .aid that you. mBJi(lity (|f ,1|Jt|l ||ul|„ , ( „ nlu the ctuh a. a nrw mrmbn I ills gaae *1*1 Brock, 8r.. of Mnlherry; Bolire iuin runt cuutiid ud is uio-oii until the lu&l regular • ( resident lieotKe Nine, .I.Chief William W. Devnnlt of record ol anll-talhohciim 'lands |irl„ , I* 1 <t 1 l jiupl.rll t ossing •niutlimal. W o r k is d ue lo s t a l l v e r y soon pointed oul (hat Mr. No IihU.hi I, * I U l l l l l u T H A ilv o n ito ■I Mi IKMI Bartow; Knacoe W. Tliornhllt, n for all to see-a record which you m-sm.iii. W o u d a s a id to a h u r t S ta le I w i,i, I, hits sent Ih V h ii' 1 "* •<"'*«• " ‘'t h in of l l i r m u n ic ip a l ' .110 ,1 lean 1 0 g 1 o li m i-in I'iie Ii'strli'llim also would pre- licrn a mrmhrt o f llir lani|i.t . In l­ Bartow policeman: and Paul y„nr,rll wrote on the page, of lu* fo llo w in g s ig n in g I*;i|it»r A r i v c r t i H i n g It, I- IIIW „ h a v e 1 e v e n e d no o f f ic ia l , 11,1- ,0 I u -p al 11ne-lit lirn d u u u i t c l s‘ ‘ i-wt limthen in cgo nptool, '•■1,1 any- liiiiiiuing of appropria- and ul the Augusta, (la. ilnb. ai.,1 ia c ls F r id a y r t t n ln g .0 I .t lla h a --o e , Is tin I h l i i l o u st 'i,,i.s try the so caDed "economy Was a "good KoUtiau" -in.I "tl..w ith th e 1 la ) I on T o lt t t l UCttoh Co. w o n t ol) the ileclsh*, us 'e l llol in M,r --Ia t . to send c a u ls th o le , o f O ila n d u , ( i t ) They ported 11,000 hond apiece ‘tnnimeills of dliciiniination Hi f t : 1 1 K M tt in ; , lo iv L'b ill,.-" unless its uiciiitiera gol a M a n a g rt C l i f ­ it 1 lie ren t a c t is d u d m e d u n c o il ip ,, , , -oM ni-oidci I if t ia llo w a v fo rd kind v( a man w* want in .... 11 \ pi ,-g , it 111 uf Hie F lo rid a ll*Blla««a on Paga liar and were relenaed. No ilnte line worthy of .in American rnothci M c h it it iin a n n u u n e rd rh ls s t it iillo n a l wo w ill n a iu ia llv up iiHIM -ulicrd toilBV I lin k s -a V-UM.Imill'll c a llin g fm 11101 m u g Mr*. Roosevelt wrote that hei midst". been eet for trial. psuil to a h ig h |*| I'tllll I '* W lh ,n ig h H ie t u r d s re a ch e d tho u.'l.'iiM'd Use u| iiow spapel u.l Hyde I'rirk telephone mimln-i is PreHidrut Too I, v c.nimiou-l. 1 Fill th e , c iin a ld e i alloil ol tha I'o lic f Catch N egro Brock and .leuulnga are acJ- l a l Iliio l.l III a illp lU I I d s on .t ill) p ro te ct I* d ue lu lu k * p la ce lu , it,s in g I,. I,unks w h s uuHmod to Hotarlan* l.ea l.e*liet, It.d. M citied of Imallng, chocking and HUpposeil to lie privnte, lull It lung I’ll two -m a ll fin s is hud u llr u d y 1 unking o f f ic ia l, h i,la v l.y J. A In A c t O f Stealing n lg iit u l th v N ie e lliig o f the t it y llama, Bniulnll ('liase. And' cutting Lmilae Lee "Vicki" Hous­ every few mlnutsia after the b-ttei I in n o n e I lia n mo p e rcen t of Tomndsslon ut H no oVIm-k in a l.-i u f t -u ii M vt-is, ch e lrm a n Carrawny and Jack Hatigou 1 ton, IB, of Mulberry In mi nt- wit* made publir hy Tardinalj iil'.n m-w o io in tiri s h ip s 1 Ilu- ri"t-'ii,,Ion's pul,lie rcla tampt to force her to tell where Hpcllnuiii Inst Kriday nmrumg j u.ituc** >>f I'nirolman Herman the work they have doin' m po,.tu —■ Ilu) wen- Keys Mcuoiiial Post -Us cuiiiiullli-e. huahand had fled. The Iiiip- Slie siiiil muil doc* nut reach then - 1 | | MIrn-tt eaily .Hulmduy morning ting the municipal *wlmming p" A report un the recent dilvr lo ,p, ,,| Isluiuuidu willt 3d L o ii Ih Alp-lev addressed the ipiaiteily ■Hite funda for Fernald l.aughlon : benrt, Willie Houaton, wa* charg­ until between 11:00 A. M and | irsulled ill Id* delectllig utlil ar- ■ml cnlled iittciitlini to the t . ' , uu.l Piurllus I'aik with that Hn< Botaiv f'lut> hud ..... l'J:t)(l noon and ill flr«r her *.-ni.......... .. l e w is Wright, k ’5 yi-af old el,Mg uf Huf l-,i u|„ t ' " el",g of M-ii.li, I onfeiemu*. M,.imoi| b| Hosplfal wIII he made - pt oieniheis. ed with aiiault on a white man. I('ualla>e4 On !•**» alsl tnry wa* completely myaMffd „,gn,, n* the latter attempted lo , Ih. National Association of ......... . „ DaVault and Thornhill are the hoaid of I |i,,. In the fuet tliul ul Hie eon | charged with beating Jnme* "and I had lo tell liar t" say then-1..move »iu*e» ami clothing from h„nk Audit.... and t om pi.olier. ,|(rw.,„r, Thursday afternoon « a t 1, .............. Philadelphia nest month • Ian* f“i visits to L>AV pulls E ve re tt A h I h t h H wns no comment, since I could.,, v.iilibitor opening In the real uf u>. "Papa" William*, Itl, of Barlow ■ Conn •• 1 ...... 3(HI o'clock at the House,111', HIM, due* ...... MISV ............... tu tamed* •to ihiongli.ini 1 lie Fifth District to make him admit another negro hardly comment on something me 8 (*■ I'esrkliiie »tme wliure lie Mr e cnltiriiltti-i- hi* In-aiJ- re- |' W. Lawton, president uf I lie | » i 'i!‘ effeitive Gel t. it will be wen- auiniimcvd liy l.uuis |(.,tiihJ*. DieH In HoMtliMlK*' • utly had atolan a platol and money, which I litul nut yet *cen.'‘ hu*l1 cmicealeil tneni. uiloptp.l II III,'grain , idling Hunpllal Aisoclatluii, utiumincrd .1 ,' IMa1 l,,‘t|l to Ills- ,11,kl if ISIS'III i!m I i let commander, at H,, DAV Tha casll- ard unrelated. "Now (hut 1 have had linn- t" Mright, an einployaa I j the 1., i . will |>uv these dues light liieutlng Thursday night at lh» U'-'ll nil I ' loir,I,i l,niik-*,lo do mure ihi* uiortling, . TITH8VIM.K, July Itf. M *l.eglon Hut Chuiles Vodoptrh pr*PhllllW ' ealA Willlanra wna lead the letter carefully, -he ........‘[.‘"l,^11**1^ ha hld w l '"(’ •■rtlallig oil Hie H J. Harnea. hospital adi„l»,U- u«,iV t>. It W Deane in .lames sldeil. Kvrrett II. Aslu-raft, HI, pn -ol• batten tto badly with a rubber mid, "I "hall, of course, anawei t> *»<i l ^ arllelaa, . ..n m h , W ' u d d h e m . l l ' i o l . m l y wl|, #ul)m„ h u ipiaitvily •Singleiaiv. -aid Coinniander Hal Delegates to H im leceilt DAV I wnv hoi# and -'ffatrl that ha had arc- the Cardinal m-r.unally and ln . Vi,V,,e *r V7i 05 u"lnf tha p a . and principal owner of tin- < >'■ ••Hlivtel.aal ''auks hut the bank- lw|m„ „ / h o .p lta l activities elate council in Jacksonville reten* Bank of Tituuvlllian.I H-'■ami.t-elt I oMsilie l'"»* estircts lot.. Internal InJurlea, Including tall, However ance I cnaldar !L He . L revealed that three ' v ll(l«IUe*s as a whole. Il tecolul„ i,.oil i itx ll'iit ieci.nl of 41" ported oil Hie meeting. Thcs« inkldnay hamorrhagea, and wna un- Important that there ahuti,! he , p ,|r 0f Citiren* Bank of Bunnell, dml ,o in-tided ui-wspHpi-r space ns tile It,,licit Howell, lifurg* .....Mil,mi Iio u u lle u lew m -w eluded abla to walk for wceka. | little l.lttrrneaa aa poaal de "J | * ^ i , he had hidden 8 A. M. yeatenlny ut ii Rwkli-'ls( llivdiiiin ful Him pill pone, AuaWilliams, Lout* Kotundo. I.eon )u,N|i|tal. He hud been III ul..... ,'i said. n,,-iiti.ui' him nliMii.lv submitting Th a district attorney aald Mr*, gendered among ili« lrote*timt. ( lalt,r remuvw|. • Iw-viiiau Janie* Young, Charles 1 1 , 0 uPldh-Htum*. he teveuleil Honaton received brnliea, well* | Catholic and Jewish grappa, ....... t.ie.l that ha had Intenjad to aall two month*. Vodoidrli, Gaylord Mufflcy and In di-lnilmi: Him h*siic| mIIiiii‘s Mr. Ashcraft served a* liipu i. and knlft acara which madi maiio any olher rellaloua groups (|l ""J | .i.T gmids, except for * r the Douglas Hlenstrom. i . uiiiliii'Uiliili.iUs, Ausley illiistiaINDICTS SELF Fled M^era, opeialol uf a claar photograph* 10 daya after nation, •I shall not diacuaa this I'.':. which■ he had glvtn tor of the Seminole County Hank his talk with exlillilt* uf ails I'HIRY Ha., July 26—HP)—A III Kunford about "(I years ago watch repal shop uu Fust .Second piMliun any further on a personal ward*. HOARD MEETING Suffering from exhaustion, h. I T .1,!1.'!!" ' I'jiess siTei-t forV num K er of year*, died 11.,ukt,,n county grand juror has inula with Cardinal Spellman. j,() hnsin Bpeiimnn. 1 ■T,lltlu|m>), Harriett mada tho The County Hoard of Putdic In­ bf the Leo County Hank, Fort voted to indict himself on a suddenly at Ilia home lu Floral o r n c R clomps f)ii4**M l)n«ic t»rl|pfi muiit lj® ititfd t ui r| h»uI 2:00 A* Mr Th# wna admitted to Floridn Nanltm 'liors, of which lie I* cashier. struction will meet Thursday i bulge ,.f uiieratlng u lottery, Height* at 7:10 A. M today s Tha Ramlnble County Agricul- on matter* which we think Impm■. rBr|ng a charge of grand lum la Orlando several moniiII,. ts K E. Bateman Hr., 64- morning at 10:00 o’clock at tha Funeral arrangement*, under tural Coiiaarvatlon Aaaoelatlon of-, tant, lint that can be done a* dll Ur,.inVl has been transferred iron, ago. Later he wa* returned to In* HOUGLVS I'NDKK KNIFK vrai old Winner Rohblns fanner I’uiirt House and tha 1849-SO the dliectlon of Erickson Funeral flea, located In Uta office of Coun-1 »c-n* ami not a* member* of n iy Jail to the C ounty Jail, home and then tu Hockledgr. ,,,,,1 ,afe oiiMiatur, who seconded school budget will he submitted, LONDON, July L'f, t/IV -ll. H .......... „ ..................... .. Home, will ha announced later, The banker rested for n time at , tv Avant C. R. Dawson, will he particular religious faith. , aj,| I'olIce Chief Roy Q. WIIHupt. T. W Lawton announced in*, our......... the liiimo of Mr*, Aafirraft'a p« Wobaeeadoi Lewis Dongles will pending the arrlvaV of relatives, *1— J tornqrapw whtla Orlo »l Wgnt freedom of religion tu hlimB ,|>l> morning. Hit" morning. He icvealtd that M em bers ->f the grand |urv rents,Mr. and Mr*. J. It. I'epper "toergu a major Operation for ritIt'eallaeea fra eosee M athtaui, admhnUtratlv* officer, there will be uu Inclease in milldisclukrd the Information after GANGLAND HAID Of Titusville, hill failed lo Impioii- ...."I of a cataract from Inn left MOtmR LKADRR D IM and Mr*. L. M. Grantham, clerk, Naddischarged the age. All interested parsons are CHICAGO. July 26—DP)—Th* ............... CI.KARWATER, July 8K-M7 and was taken to Kuckliidgi, again vi- today. MORAL DIFFERRNCB a r t attend Invited to attend the mating. jt> w e t conferDie American eiuhassy an- tnillel rldillad body of an ex-con­ group an*• FRANKFURT, Germany, July Bernard Roland BMgga. 95, yesterday morning. SETTLES PROBLEMS In adult iliun to Ilia widow, he >* ii'.oiiced the opeiation and said vict and hoodlum was found In HI*—<>ID—Thomas Mann, noted vice president of th* Florida Or­ Hll till FY ioMIM.KTKH PRAGUE, July 2 5 -i/P i-C ia ZOO: RRHOlUtlsKD der of Mooec, died at bl*._ hoipa Gorman author, compared Com- .................. .. survived hy two brothers, K k< H“- >'Htarart resulted from an In- a south aide ditch tarty yester­ COUKHE while day—Hie and of a supposed Cages for beam at t h t Zoo have niuniam with Nailem today, and hMl, yesterday. A retired Detroit Ashcraft of Santa Barbara, C alif, uo> IJuugla* sustained I,|,|,,n Hi milev d lv detintv choalovakla and Hungary today an agreement settling all haan ranmdaW and C. 0 . Davit, gave a alight moral edge tp Com- inHnufacturar, Brlgga cam# hare and J. D, Ashcraft of Irvington, •'’long last April. Tho oy* was hit gangland ride. Iium ..... lu* dluluma f"r signed The man vfaa Stanley Jakalakl, romi'li-Hnii financial prohtams between them manager of tha i m , I* coni InfBne munlam. Ky., and a slater, Mrs. A. H. Will \1S1'H 'i^ hook while thu amhasaaiiur . , seven yeara ago. __ u( a course in general flailing fur trout on a stream Ri), who police Mid had a loop accounting, office management, resulting from the Hungarian tha ranalr of .other ('*«**. Tha “Thera 1* a certain moral dlf-l g„rvlvora Include the widflW) a •lie of Balatka. record for robbary and car the scrummies ami business *laH«t»r». Peace Treaty. hahv dae'- Jhnrn * waek. atn , la ference," he told a new* conftr-' daughter, Mr». Vincent Janwa of Funeral services will lie held neet Southampton. — ------------------------- 1and . haa been identified aa in J a Also settled, the official an­ doing wall, Mr. Pavia reported. ■nca. He began the course In March Clearwater; and a brother, H am - at 4 I*. 51. Tuesday at Koon-SmlHi HOLLAR VALUE UP | participant in the holdup •lav nouncement said, were finances In­ iy- I04H nn'1 Pni'had I* to Anri*. ’ ,on If. Brlgga of Monroe, Mleh. Chapel, with tha Kev. B. F- Hall volved In an exchange of popula­ W \8IIINGTON, July H6—(/I»j— Ln*» _monU| of two Blinks TH F W RATH ER and the Rev. T. DeWltt Taylor n ew data tion resulting from border revi­ Express Corapagy guards. Iluhouauwlfe'e marketing duller PROBEH CRASH NEW YORK BMOO officiating. Burial will lie In Me­ '■'ll buy nearly three centr, worth NEW YORK, July sion*. No detail* ware given. JACKSONVILLE, July *■—(#> „Rocket* BOSTON. July 28— (A8—The „ „ „ fired ___ __ —deck , morial Bark Cemetery, from th* of NEW YORK, July 86— FLORI DA YOUTH kIT l ED urn"' good* than It would last —Weather tablet Coa*l Guard today ^Probed a a U. 8. Navy aurfaea xhlp have j)Br|,ne*i envetopad ManhattM a t \ugost and September, when LONDON, July 86 -D P I— A crash in which a frelahtar sliced a io ii lo w roarad up to altitudes of mora 8;00 A> y , today, putillng workOUT OF HOSPITAL iiiiu-1 Wera at their poet-war United State* Air Force Corporal, a pleasure boat In two. leaving Atherllle 9t « than 66 mllaa and hav# provld- fMlUni, New Yorkara but not th« TAMPA, July 25—6P)—Augus­ iu-*k Tuesday • Donald Bratt, wag hillad her# to­ ona dead and 19 Injurad atrawn Memark M 7* ad data about eoumlc ray Intan- Wcather Bureau. .tine — (Gua) Frlscln, ................. who face* 10:00 A. M. Baseball at Lake Siatlatlclana of the Labor Da- day In a colllsle* between hla on harbor waters. Charleston 90 78 •Ity, Third Naval District head* weather Bureau aald tha trial on u charge uf naanult with 1,ailment figured that thu same motorcycle and a ta r. Ball Park. Mrs Mery Di Giovanni, 42, Front oil 99 7* Detrotj quarter* laat night. _ nhenumln* waa due to ■ flow of Intent to murder A rthur Velasco, lullar uaad In August-Hvpternbar Brett, 88. W| attached to 10:00 A. M. Southrids P jlm erf of Waltham, a passenger on tha its York 19 71 Tha roekata wars firedfrom moving waa dlarharaad from from Tnmna verywarm warmand and mollt molat air air morlag was discharged Tampa Mu- jinn would purchase fl.U2U worth Third Air DI’ haadquartara cable cruiser Maria, 8., School—Make book and* and M M ehla tha U. 8. 8. Norton Bound. * lnt0 tho arag. Tha smog-Oka nlctpal Hoapital yesterday. o f ..... at thu prices pra- squadron a t Rul a London au- ft*, font :ntfa)| killed The craft waa ehoo-1 (briny a kntfa); 7t .. . N . C. waa burb. Ha llvad tandar .flttad out hlankrt waa a<eo«tgai>Iod b ] ( M l Trial of Friacla waa postponed vailing June 16, 1949. That waa hit widowed, OVIT, In two by the how of th« l« K l« d fty u p and over, RwNB Louis Brltlih-bom lira. Walter • t u d r t h a launching d •howtVi and I S S dir . j l w t f j Indaflnltaly his data of tha lataat conaumara' j - ji- i.- i .. laat Monday'whan *-------- ‘-1' ihe United State* Llnff B r a t t , i t . i-on-Thamaa u »uu. •» J K (emptraturaa with g high a f M attom ay told OrlmlMl Court price Indai—batter known *• tha _ cost of living Index—ai compllad near London, waa horn In Veteran, Inbound front i l f f i i 700 aeU«a J f Vka w ait w it# f m g H t fW m m IJudga L. A. Grayson Friacla was by tho l M i af Labor Statistics. Manataa, FU, jh la . aaffarlng 'In tha day* ,, , , s; -,j) .v ■ , . >v , ' -iJi • •• : ■j.' ,V -*Vv Mrs. FDR Refutes'Special Session Will Be Limited To Charges Made By Money Raising Legislation Only Cardinal Spellman a Ruprecht Reports On Conferences At Rotary Meet \|jss wiiiie Lear Office ft 4 Polk Officers • Are Charged With Beating 2 Negroes Work Is Slated To Sturt Soon On Pool Hospital Drive Kt*o»rt Is Slated Thursday Rotunda Plans DiHtriit VFVV Tour l'Tt*y Myern Died At Home Early Today Recreatlori Schedule uw T a te 1 -‘s V- -M V - ii � 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, 1949 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 1949; <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/785426dc84457e01d298ce59de7c5c2a.pdf 3231cb928f9817d1c5565fe00d403597 PDF Text Text <T~ 1•■■"’•V' !' ■'« l ".«------- ------- . « T r - T . r -------- l— 1 . * •' ;,/Tf* ; . ■J • * •.. * ? r • ^— -y ~ ~ ............. - H ints To H ousew ives/ By Anna Maa Blkaa | By R. J. SC 6TT SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK YOU'RE TELLING ME! Cant tot Preaa IPrffer ^ c U A f - V U '< ; c iK iF .n . o u - nmu>s A , N F.S -f V /F ill L r A F f A r f f .m s C l l f v / if r t i f S sJA-Yf S i l i f r O R S . A P A S ft . f -l i P P L I L D S V ' T H l B E L HOLDS, - f l i t M E S T < o q L frtt^ . \\tfl «T. — --------- ? --------------- *?------------^ W E D N E S D A Y J U L Y SO, 1 _____ J------L m m « r • p W ltU A M im — The newest and moat effective 'nsectleldc against cockroaches, "water huge," and certain kind* of anta la chlnrdanc, which haa proved a more powerful killer of thoaa particular peata than DDT. In the reaearch being conducted by entnmoloflala of the II. 8. Department of Agriculture, chlordane ahowa promise alao agalnat carpet beethousehold Inaecta, hut further teatIfa, clothea nintha, anil anme other Ing la needed before recommendatlona are made. Two percent chlordane sprays with oil or water bnae, now are for aale In many department, drug, and hardware atorea under varlouaj trade nainea. When buying, ahop- 1 pera ahould note whether 2 percent chlordane la among the lugredlenta Hated on the container. Oil bate apraya are Iranaparent and often allghtly alrnw-colorcdj water • baae apraya look milky white. Both evaporate after apraying, leaving an Invlalhle, odorleaa film on aut-, facea to kill peata romlng In con-1 tact with It. The killing power of the film laata weeka or even montha. Chlordane ahould not Ire uaed1 for general apraying of room!:, as! D D T may l>e uaed, but ahould be i directed only on placea where In- I arrta crawl, hldr or enter the houae. If preferred, It may be ap­ plied with a point hruah. In gen­ eral. tiac the anme precautlona aa when apraying with D D T or other Inarctirldra. Itemove foorla nud utenalla In the kitchen before apraying rupbnnrda and replnre them only after the apray dries Wash hantla after ualng. Aliy oil ( ■pray may Irritate akin, noatrlla, or thioat, ao roie ahould Ire taken | to have the room well-ventilated! •ml to aim the apray carefully, j Agalnat roachea, It la important to apray their hiding placea ‘ cracka, crannies, underaldea of i drawer* nod cuplaiardi, behind or underneath furniture. Agalnat anta, apray cracka ni opening' where they enter the houae— alao haaeinenta, window •Ilia, or other aurfacea where they Crawl. Spi living Ihelr neat givex faater results, hut It may he In the wall ot other ptare difficult to locate. Anta anmetlmea come Into the houae flout neala under porch «a. near houae foundation*, or ant hill* nut aide. T H E L O N D O N poetoffice re­ port* that within a month 1.900 pea holder* and 7,900 pen potnta were etolea from Ite vertouo tranches. If* a practice the P. O. would he glad to (tamp tub I I I Thay m utt have hcea felea h r to tn rtititt for e a u o ln lf no esc weald awlge e pratoffk* pen with fgfeaf/en t» u t t ft lo t prDfeg. - . I I I The we've rva errata Memo ta havei Seen evt ef whwck. I I f Alaika, we read, baa reaoufeee for a lot-af power. Electrical, that te. aot political— for, after I-ion§ Convention all thee# year*. Alaika atlll re­ mains Juat a territory. I I I Per nteny e ih ln t y goffer. tko nineteenth hole dec* net mean a tw itch Itom to t t/me to too t/me. I I f W Junior look* worried there day* h may ha heroute he read •triba may tleee a I f I 8n atrong I* the breeding In­ stinct of penguin*, aeye e *ctonce Item, that often they will •et on lump* of lr* In hop* of hatching them. Then, again, maybe they're Juit trying to keep cool. u iM f Walter Johnaon and Denton The New York Yankee. have (C r) Young are the only major not been out of the flrat dl vlilon league pitcher. In hlitory ever to M m * lO T 6 a n d only once In that win more than 400 garnet._____ period did they flnlih fourth. Legal N otices \ or K I'olUF. TAMII.V V/F.ARS AMUl.tfS kiwaniH Meet ftact y#»r of llt t 50 Alt “ patron* *mt *a* payara *ra invited to «tt*a«. L A Q R 18 R E Q I I I H E D ISritKAflR IN M I L V N o i* . -------------------------« g T A w r ~ « 'm i a r r nperatla* Paa. NBCMPTai • :*0.4I7 h Rial* Ualanc* J-l-4* ...... .................................. * 1514 J, fltata Appropriation ...... ■ •........... ..... 4i.ai*.«| Co tienaral Fitnd. Balaac# 7-1-41 — l»0»70M IS~ of Tan Mill L#vv -..... JJ.'FI*.*! Mlarellaneoua. Inrludlng I-unehronm ...... Hi.»i 1*1 Hr hoot Iilarrlrta .{*.411.41 ..................... llalanie 7-1-4* 114.521 It « as*, of hi* Mill U v r — ..................... THTAI. HECEIPTH ANtr ItAl.ANCKH Mr.i . B r.peratln. Food r.*Pm »Orrir«H*. 4TS.OOO 4r ‘ In-* iiirtlonal Halarlaa . 10,(15# t* I.lhrarv and Claaa room supplies -­ 4 non #r Library lto»ka ................ ■ tn onnt) v i:.|.ilpin*nt ............. •s oon #) ‘ Janitor* and *uppU#*........................ 74.nn#»t 1 mime* and Fuel . .. _ . 7* 000 44 J Ilri.alr* and materlala 4I.nnn.tt 7 Tranaporlatlon. drlvari. fu«t * bur f*pa|r» to.onnti B Inauranc*. buildings, but** and liability IJnnn,; 4.000 44 ’C Health and Attendane* Offlrar .......................... l5.nno.tt ,i Ml-, ellsneou*. Inrludlng Lunchroom* ....... . is.noott ii Addition* and altaratlona to building* ........ to on# tt Contlngenrlea ................ - ............... Xtl.nnn ToTAI. IlirtXIKTKB io.su tt J Ilalanre and Iteaarvas I lit.sit,tt T< »T A I. am itiM uad Bus Aeeaaat • a t r r .i r r a i ».tni tt M.1I.101 » 7-1-4* ■a i m m 05'-. of Two Mill t.avy 41.117 M TfiTAt, IIIN'KII’TS * ItAl.ANCKH H X rK X IIITI ( M i Ift.n.m tt lliilldlna I.Oni) tt Kqiitptnem 14 no n t| l l n - r - »n d oth -r motor .qiilpinanl 21J Ot ilMlmoea anil l l e t t r v e a I 11.212 -11 TnTAt. 4TAT05 C*AHTAI. Ol’T I.A T A r r o l VT RRCRIFTti lot n2t Ot lla la n r a ? - l - 4» .............................. - ................ •i.ii; tt Hlale Appropriation I 141 III 00 i TtiTAI. BF.CKIITH A IIAI.ANCK8 41XI*K 5H2ITritF.il H.ml,i..l. Utah Hchool Home KeonotUlr* 8 H-ift at lloom Alteration* • .... . .......... n*t*n>. unpaid on gnnilnnle Utah Hrliool t.ono.to Auditorium . .■ • .. ........... in,non n« Rtmlnot. Illal. Krhool AHilelle Hhownr Itootu* Jnn ot tlalmii* on i.ytnan Hrhnnl l.lahtlna ayalarn 4. Hint# Ilalanre on Crnnnt* t.H.ra-y lo.onnnt Olldwar. *1* room addition and loll.la in.onn.ot & rronma Ai-adarnv. four room addition and rolteta 4 Inn n<wJ Furniture tor Croonr* Academy t.nnnnX Furiiluir. for Midway J.onn no i*ontlr<a.or|.* l.ltl At F.ilantea and ll.*nrve* I 144111 M T* iT AI MOMI IX tK e iA f Akll alVKIVO A ffO l’IXT UKCMI FTa ■ Senate Nears Vote On North Atlantic Wherry , Spoke out again on (ho con a tween ' Ciechoalorakla'e it government and raili Icedar a. Ha dtalawd tha I twflme la guilty#! “tyrandomination" of religious _Uationa In vlolatloa of bu­ rl ght* atandarde being work rt In tha Unltod Nation.. Pledged tha U n it* State* ■tend firm and Impartial aa— " ta both Jew» and Arab* mUona at la eait m BICnC RACID IV A a o n v a i r i chuma thrmigh the watnr I Abe covered Uw 19-mllg « bar father, 1. Walter V will try ewlmmlng tha l S e g r e g s t iw L o tp uon**cr*ffstioa m J court**, tmmla court#, M boating copeat *— • Os* bylaw that tb* raerMtlM •r*ry nffort toward ot segregation lit at a rat* a n I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N fc W B P A P K R ________________ > S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A * TH U R SD A Y Flames Engulf Wreckage Of Ill-Fated Plane JU L Y _______________ cad>Bisi»p,president Says U.S. No Peace Without R e c o g n i t i o n Of Pope Is D e c r e e Of Church Heads Calls Fori “Closed Door” On Giving Atom Se­ crets T o Members VATICAN C ITY , July J l <d*t -Ciechoilooakia's Rumen Catholic bishop* have told the Ctecli Com­ munist government thrie can br no churcli-atalr agreement without government teiugnitiun ol the Pope at the supreme head ol the chuuli A Vatican louice. who gave out this information, »atd the Cicih rpmopatc. defying government at tempo to take ovei full conlrul ,it the (hutch, irnl a letter lo all its piietti luting the cliuich s leim* The letter called on the 1‘rech uiluvak go> eminent lo abandon its tpuntultlnp ot a tepaialiil Lath ulu Aition Group, whole mcmheis have been exioinmuntcaled by the ROME, July 91— UP)— 'The Delian chamber of depuile* rat­ ified Ihe Atlantic Pert today ovar Russian protest*. The vote we* 999 to 190. Thla wee the second tlmo Ihe chamber voted. The flrel vole wee nullified •trly today when the vote# out­ numbered th* voters. i Vear F romHush-Hush T alks Waller Fisher FCC Decides To I a Elected To Increase Amount Head Lions Club* 0 1 Advertising Vaughan To Be Perniitted To Appear For Senate F i v * Per Center ProbG Electrical, Rain, Florida Power Corp. Completes $3,000,000 Addition To Plant Hail Storms Hit NewEnglandArea Five Are Killed As Trailer Hits New Jersey Jeep R e c d m National All Cotton To Be Planted In 1949 Must Be Reported ' Fo r a Sm all Investment Kevin German Surrender Policy Florida Vacation " C t t l , . ie................. ......... . Hunt Mercury Formally Open, m w B^Mtuying For Business In Patrick Building S ao. SSf -■.till''V t'i . li 1/ .V.L.* -c. a' .y i -,|..J i mm m V, tIS v * . cTEO.'it N o . 238 AMOcJatffd P r c H L a w d W ire 21, UMH ForAgreement H a s j N O t h l l l g 1 O m Arhenon Conference*' ■" (Csattsse* Free* Page na*t smlttee on the pact It w*» ape..eally atatad that the military Bute* a, the Italian Peace Treaty .-jra itlc a lly limiting Italy'* mitttarv etrenglh -would not be upiet. '* The Ruaalan protest therefore, declared, la "utterly without tdatlon." ' | hit new* conference, Achcson EaUbUaliffdl 1908 VOLUM E X X U At tan o'clock on Thurxday morrTnaf5J ul r tl, 1 ‘ tne Court court iiouae* r IKti will b. h*ld *t; th* Itomr. in In na in uiu i e « * .. i«w. o__ i. ration nf of firm th* Hamlfinlt Brmlnot* C^OUTltY County tlohool BUug#* Budjrrt for for | a* IY for ..Haiitatailnn consideration W LA TH EH Partly cloudy through Friday, very fiw If any aho-*r«. Light exaterl) wind*. .. Te Frateet tha Paaaa af the Warldt Ta Fastest* tha Fmgreee af America! f t PrUace Fiefi^eeity far Suferd. *5 A Wealth o f H ospitality I# TH E to Mtnaetfc— tu n WASHINGTON. July 21— I’lrtiJenl Tiunian taiJ u d »y -----------ibrir it nolliuig ioi the American New President Warns $400,000 Hike Over pruplr to be alarmed about in curGroup. _ ~ ’48 Is P r o p o s e d irnl huih-huth talk* about alomk To Guard W ASHINGTON?" July 21— <(/F) policy B y Organization lorr.gn Against Despotism — Senator Wherry, th* Republican Mi Truman wa* thatply critical floor leader, told tha Stnate today at a new* conicrcncc. however, of LAKELAN D li.lv j l - i4 ‘» M W \OHK. July j ) <A*)— that btfore approving the North llir man lie *aid leaked information Moie money mil lie spent next I hr on, (iiriident ol Lioni Inter­ Atlantic pact it thould "doic the •eaton un telling the world about lo the pie-» in advance ol an atomic national uiunded a waintng today door” against giving tha atom bomb agaiiol tonei which threaten “ the Florida ciiius il « propoted adieili pulic) meeting tlie Pinidtnl hflff to othci memberi. tuppuiung liber ol the Imttian ting program n adopted by the at Blau lloure latl Tburtdsy. With a vole only hour* aw«y, Mi Truman »aid ire know* who Florida Cnru« Commission ami the driuociatic w v of life the Ntbrtika Senator said he t» The plan tuhnuited yesterday by tiir man i*. but lie did not identify V A alter 1' Fnhei of Queenslon, concerned that the treaty may ob Vatican. , I lie letter collie* Ml u time when Out unamniout choice ol the 26- the commiision’* agency, Renton turn ligate this country to let other* in ' ner which crashed Inti* a densely |uqnilated area in Seattle, Wath-, The Blau Houtc loitlcrcnc*. ........ v and flames engu Arrlibithou Jusef Hrisu, ths mi nation -civnc organiraHoti loi the and Botvlei, call# lot an outlay on A-bomb secret*. "" -*— -------* ‘ * y tlie All Transports Associates, In®-, killing six persons anu injuring 20 others' Th* plane, operate,! i.y the Alt mate of Cieclm-Kivskia, i* s vis i " I ask th# question. Whcriy was en route to Chicago when the accident took place. Five ol 'lie -even liutiies struck by the plan* oat prisoner »l tin- t'onimutiiat pieviden,> wat the principal ipeak- of about $1,800,000 Thu -eauin't bunging together high government and vongiettionul leader*. ws» th* said, “ ere we to share the atornu wets completely guttVd and two of th# homes' occupant* killr.i (Intelnational Soundphoto) _______ govrrniiieiu in in* imlace 111* de ri at the tinj I rrvlion of it- four- progtam roll about $1,400,000 |i i *t ot two i i i u i o i conletenc** > r.iHi nnuai tunirnuui, The commission ha* left over ,lt\ I jit,I .mnuai convention Dance o( (lie govei nm#nl,» at bomb, it* secrets, and the know l b.ir.l mih Fnliet weir Harold Rom this »ra»on'» aJvertrving lund wlnili liave lieen held on atomic lempl- lo -nr,- coullid ol the how? Will they (the other peel dim cl, iia- luoogli einlnous hint* C f'etiv |t . ul Caniitr Spring*. between $160 IKK) to $4fM1.000 mallei* member*) have the right lo them? limp govi'inineiit official- Dial which ws» not -prut on promo­ III, other Sill,|ect*. the Presi­ Ii there a moral or legal commit­ l- ■Mill \ ot tieu-on und -lllijerl to T rs i- ill-1 vur-pietldrnl. Harold tional walk vvhilr I londs liutl dent -aid. I* Nunn ,d t'siuden. N J . tetond plllll-llllll'llt ment to do that very thing? He will luke III* tun* in nsm, I'lrs- Vatican -oilier -aid the til v ii e pic-ulcnt, and F.dgai M F i­ boomed along loi >rvrul week- ing u *iicce-»,ir to tlie late Frsnk Wherry pleaded that the Senate Moil ot thr jilvrilning money Murphy on the Supreme Coiut — - - ....... |-tn,p»‘ letter listed these term-: bril ol Maywood. III., llmd viceadopt a reservation he and Sen* HV WH.I.IAND t O N M H .LY ' i i inl-iiaii ideologies must lie pie-i,lriil ......... ■ • I 1117 215 #0 lor** Taft (R-Ohlol and Watkins would br -prnt m uisgaiinr* ■ hut will do it a* soon as po**lbl#. ttalarir.* and Invaalmant* 7-1-4* 4.l4n M i in. >.. Two MlllThe new addition In the iinwei plant «d the Florida Power Cotp. , re-pe, led and lecantred in l1''1'*11 l R-Utah) *r# aponaorlng. It I tin .)* Nrw»p.«pn* *-ill get ile suid he had u pile of recom­ In In- piepaied iprrib Flthrr $818,000 '*11 Inv.atinenl* I I n i . r -.-I would say that th# treaty doe* not al Lliierpnie tut I more limn fl.00tl.lKH) and included a 2 3,000 kilo- hl'„ Y|,,'^.'."er iiment' nioM' recog «.ti,l oiinr people III the wolld--h* $418,000. tiadr pspri- $60.1HM) mendations He would nut *ay 4 141.474 M TUTAI.H commie the United State* to give Seven Are Reported whether he wunild appoint a Ca­ r;x F 4 .v iriT tH f.«i watt luibittr generaloi ami fleam generating rquqimenl. R. V. A l l e n . , | „ . »|,i( ilual Judlndicllon of did mu name them- "air u*ing Ptoduction ro-t* oil pirpaniig Oir tholic Morphy was a Catholic. SO.Aoij B| military aid to pact nations. To l(*llr. It*.ml* supi iililriident ol the p..>nt tlrlMUlllird vetleiday |llie I'ope u-. -uprelrre head ol <m‘ |8.0f»0 And Secretary of Defense Johnevrrv -onceivable mean* to ac- sd* will hr about $2 >0.000 Dead As Result Of ti.t.r.*t on llond* lie Is confident Congress will | \hU iV) The power plant, w.n, h n one ol > chain of inter-connected plants Koii.an I'nilmli,- t lioicli in ull ie i I'ommlxl'.n* A Hank Chara-a The commission rejected lot J he i eiirw the reciprocal Dade agrccion assured senators that ade­ compb-li tlie esact oppo-ile ol out yin.i un,I , l„ n , Ii n i a t ;i 'iHeat, Had Weather In Florldii. Is located on the mirth* quate plana for defending Alaska • 41 inn n,) ) present a proposal t« -I'etid i ,„r ,,t* act The law expired Juna TO TAL !t All o i d i iK limiting ol threat aim- " 141.071 no 000 on radio advetUsing feuluring nu Fund A lnv#*tm -w * I I . H l n k l n e are in operation but he aaked to shore of Lake Monroe iliiectly * lUllMirhN ,-i.mg reiigixo- freedom ii iu si l»»ri.lin Hr called on Die tboosands of Lanny Ro«« the singer tell about them at a aecrel aeaalon. BOSTON. July 21-4/P) - New cross from Hanford from whet* tt* He expect* I" dike no furthtC ,iv,iki-d. p nili ciil arly tii«««- regan l I 111.475 M CAtevmo a banner at t4o* mnven- roTAt. delrgatr- "to employ tlie toice- oT Getting the Idgpesi part of Johnson appeared before the England counted seven dead today lights, gleaming at night, ran Ug VKTF.II AT* iiltllVIBTM ATIOV lug ilic c l m u t i o n ol t niloltc I .... . tlnn of th* t'tO-llnB*rl Autnmnblta to uproot the niiilestralrle ntagaslne advertising will l>e l ••** ned,in to 11 \ to get congressional I II It! no ............. H K C K I P T H (loni Federal V A Fund* Senate Armed Hervlcei Commute, c o lli I tie I /rchosInVilk gov,'-I IIesten-tun •<! tlie law permitting in the wake of a heal wave that clearly *e«n across the four mil* Wnrkrrt in Milwaukee, Wile, It KIPKVIllTI'RMSi inui-tlcv- in ynui coinmuiiity wnlcli to urge quick approval of »<J43,stretch ol watei. i ii ,rut I,a- u n i f i e d the lea,1’funs, ol ii,uV have a tendency to In-coin* ainf Saturday Evening Post r he veteran- lo diaw $20 s w#Sk I 11 120 0) Walter P lleuthtr. 41, whn wat re- Teachera H»larl«a ........................... - ............was ended temporarily in southern l.adl*a Home Journal will get 000,000 worth of construction pro­ 4.177 *t Th* plant has he*n named til d n i ln le t i a ll v e K tp a n * * ........... — — I AUi HMD ill all school-, ill, Hiding fertile breeding ground fur the IlflMOO The lemuindrr will He foi 62 week- « - utiemploymsnt elerted lor a third term at pretldent A 1.4*7 04 Kent A t'tHItlea , ... . jects for th# Army, Navy and Air lections by a series of lathing honor of George K. Turuei. who clou,I, -.hunt* 1.044 44 nf th* union Rtulher'a 8.17fl-to-87t r'onaumahle Hupplte* -liore* of anarchy. t divided among Mrl all *. B'*'” compensation This law #spit#s .. . . C— lligtd aw page »* « electrical stormi. wa* construction englne.i wh*n \ iriorv >•a* a trbimph for HAW'* Homes and Garden end the Farm Monday. The President had 'aU "Call It a. crusade If you will," ready r#t-omm#nd*d #xt#ndlng It || wa* built In ID2d and »hu later TO TA I. ................................ .......... ...... ..... ...................... t i9.iii.se Thousands of dollars damage r Jht-.<l'a form, (fnfei uutunalr IIO Fisher declared. "Perhop* sum# ol Jouroab. ... 4 I hr gov i i 010*1,1 UlllSt -lop A III* O F IM H IM C I N H T I t r r T t O N . HKMINOLK ('OI)NTT. FLOItlDA __ m ■uPirhitfnaem •uiisrintsndeiil of op a year Frosen conc»ntr«l*i * lt, vuu would prefer to Iw known T 5V. LAWTON. gup*rlatsn4*st was' caused by tha triple threat t, 47 J o l t l » A N . chairm an U o iu u r d y Y o u th iitilili-liing an education uiiniatry John X Steelman, assistant to modern th* vigilante- But whatrver featured In some ud* next season imii,ean* tin puipoiting toa*Iniltuci " '-tiS ix th Occupant O f <i >*Ma«*3 1iis Twoi storm* of lightning, rain and liatl tlie pie-blent, Is coordinating th* Thr genrral theme of thr aJs ■ he nafne, the only -efe course m i'F- ! ( atliulic clsrjjy In It* dull#*, and which struck areas in southern N ew foJ), ndo. pursue 1* that of eternal alettne- however, will l>e to play up botli plan- to concentrate federal aid Vehicle In Report­ ■I ........... 1: t l ____ I___ ... Rhode DI....L. .. 10 j i css hardest hit by unem­ ....... Maiiachuietti, und Intelllkcnt anion to make the fresh und csiilird product* During the first year nf tha ed Injured Badly ' A w a r d_______ F r o m H k s i!Island ,:n"»w” Plumper models -both men anu ployment. mural ana splrllttal fibre of out amF Connecticut la»l mgld plant's operation, Mr. Allen lie lie expects to take a vacgtiou countries a" vibrantly sluing that wonirn also will !**• used fot P'r tame superintendent Hr llvr* In Award u f T l M o " Elk schokrA young $ i» l« n d M .ulomob.le a plrarant, company-owned hum* we will be Imiin# to the consuming tur*. di-play* Tld* Is Jo uf let Cougrvsa adjourns. RAHW AY, N. J.. July 21— 4/1'! 4. criticism that some of the Flmtda thlp to John G. Leonardy, J».. |mechanic Wer. killed when ilruck set in -parlous ground- irnmedtMeanwhile, the Pii.*nleiit **td disease of dsspoti-in " rive (iirioni du Five ptriont burned to dealli to ton of John Leonardy of Han- by lightning boll*, lour boy- ately west of the plant Al-o on ths Lj^y w|,en a trailer truck overtu ,1 Melvin Join"* »f i'In,ago, sen* citniK adverttseinenls this -eu-on 11 ul til- Army aide. Mai. General II.m y II Yingliuu tiu- iiermlstntvgeneral and fomiilei of Lion had -kinltv pei««ns In them ford, was madn recently In Clave-, drowned. A man was itiuken with “ round- .re w w - w l t ^ " l " " * irr >> and bur.l ...lo II..... Anuliiei type u,l will play up j-i„ri to le-llfv if lie i- called beDue to Ihe (irol.ul.llllV uf u *-,•• l*m. reported it,u' club* o1"' gar Ugr MpmtmiTil hoii-lrig work-i * . . ... U d g i ^l»nv*ntlon'*of86Elk»(,rTh* m the cuinprlltlve unglr belwer" foie till- Meliutv coinmlttes inqutlLodgi convention or e.ias. in#, * U u .\ , , . , believed partly cr.. ami a frame Imlldlng which I*1-" Ma/elwood Avenue bridge <ii lull c„nli,il in.igiuiii for IPMI, nil 23.2H2 tneilil'er* wrn- added p, 1,11,111 |.lai,le,l ulirlliei lung ul the past yeui. Foot "ew countltes I'ultforniu and Florldn Hull I be mg into operations ul "f> treictnaward wa* Included In tha boy* caused by the heat, . _ . . -oun to he ulillxed at a club house I Houle 26. Ft,n ids ud- |il,ip«s»d »*y The flll,,|0ye#* of ills plant. A sixthpassenger of the uu.h ! hurl -lj|*ie inii»l ne n-polteil fur w$*it nldcd lo I lit* li.Mn. « r ■'will agency will suv tliul uruiige- fmin tel » " of tha Elk National ‘ stormi cam* as New r.nglsmt f|J| t||# tutll, (in,. Mat tile,, i. I„,-at Agil llir Plcaldelit dr,'tilled to C o in *i b division Foundation'* annual Most Valu- sweltered in temperatures that The nearest other plant In th*|rj w„ ta||Cn (0 Haliwui ...dtural i ',in-eivuli,m A-siwinllon France. Boltviu. n,r Philippine* tin - -t a le liuvr u lot j j " / ' ' , m r ul. ul u new* conference. ou ami Norway. ahl* Student Program. Die commission hud Dgorriii _ .lory . that lie had deemated J y i ' ^ . ^ r ' o t h e “/plant*."*S si Ho»pit*l in c.il.cal com). , f fleer arm,ni need tin- muriiliig With a lota! „l M21 club* and Th* announcement waa mad# by reached ae high as 99 degrees. At (,i r-enl four fin mere have MH1.420 memhei*. .lone* -aid trntsiivelv that the advertising Vaugiiau in u mock ceremony afScores of homes were darii*M*,i S| |*(.|«rabsirir and at English, tmn. The truck dnver wasuntniui Raymond B#nJamln, Westport. , «.piirtr,l planting- t lir County "l.lons International I- tile -liung 1..... to he derived D-n.i •••'«» "*• tei tlie Genet al‘- ircelit iitush (CoBllRIti n« ■*••• Conn., vie* chairman of th* when struck by lightning. Cum- ||y,ir«, electric plants are operated ed. police said, wiili newsmen in Waahtngton of \geiit'- office, und now have a ast, largest *ml nio*l active *erv Foundation. inunication and electrical systems „t Dunellon and at Moss B luff' Police ssid the five victim- in tufa! of ( •7 acie- (iluntrd (irr* of Ice club in the wuild" thr five iwrrcenlei- question Th* award was on* of 4U mad* were distupled and hundteds ol neat t»eal* <>" the Gklawah* RlvUcalaml cotton. The tdanter* at* A-ked if lie iiad given Vuughan R u |»h Th# Lions' return to Madi-nn were Utstupieci ana nu Mr. Alien. Although not (v.tnuuBts nu, fluding s Rshwey petrolnisn. by th* Foundation, th* Order’s iii'irrge uml Hemy Tliui-toll, I'lill .Square Garden fur tlie windup of ,,,,-<1*1 on rtiii* occasion lie taiJ trees uprooted. Smell boats Im .H ^ y| HBnf(ir(li (Csafta.ed U i e«e* Iveul pSrmausnt trust fund d#dlcat#d to -rrvrn* o*iii-»u, In ... event of em- burned alinusl beyond ifiogiiili.ni Mach and Howaid Dugile. Ml. their $1,000,0011 a-,lay conventlui, Mil (Mill charitable, benevolent #nd educa­ away fiom mooring* >» vear with followed an after mini, and evening rtgency tlie current from the Kn-.Wrecking ctews worked mote ilun Mach pioneered !*'• tional purposes, aggregating 814.­ Rail snd bus Irsnsporlstiun servicr icrptl*# plant can be switched oyer |,nui$ |ifI thr huge. *ui ,.,,od ir-olt* in theplanting of l.t *N Dt IN. Inly U* — ' 1T" I'reHidunt IMhiih on the loose. 04M) and ranging from 9100 to 'hr new loll* -tuple cotton. in tlie fncllillea controlled by the ^ (, _ l„,uign Senrlarv Ernest ll#vln ‘ Trad# aource* estimate tiie 2tJ, was delayed. led van of the truck nil llir win l The report, -aid Mr Mathteus, 9900 in value. t.,1,1 I’ui limio-ut today Amrrii-aDamage caused by wind smt Murids I’ower and Light Company. •ga of the jeep to allow irm<»*l lu In- used a- a M*t»lV uf <h* 0(H) Lions end their women folk ut.iirndltlonal Including the national, state and Tlie company maintain* Hr own surrender P"lw|/ have been ■pendtna that sverag, r*ln to th* Connecticut v*ll*y I" local awards, th# Order ol Elk* duck un Lake Mourn* and during of the bodies. The dead were idrn loimland and a- a ha-l- fnt c°nt- since th* Mml annual convention lot (irtinany left • shamble* W A S H IN G TO N . July 2 1 -^ 1 bacco crop may run as high a* t. nt I rig allotmentfur cotton acreIhii year hat granted 909 college giivernmenl dredging operation* jlified as negroes. Tiuman plan* to of th# Intemattusl Association ur upon which l« rebuild the Ger- — President 91 GOO,000. ;,.ge, If anil wlien. u program Is scholarships totaling 169,000 in lake another vacation al Kay Lluns Club* opened Monday. Firemen In many communities a 12-foot channel was dug to fa-1 Police quoted ihe truck driver 'voted try tire cut lull gruweis. value. Awards war* mod* to atud* ., i i barge*.' orgnEftWeffi ' ^ -— — ,.dilate the movement of oil With packing-up and the trip ""w rn/tl,r',"* C Iiu t«■Iii11. leader of West, Fla . about the mlJdle of In «nt« with outstanding scholastic were k#pt busy battling lire* During time* ... Ihe p*-t. lie P'd'dvd out. home starting todev, many of Go lh, oiiposllton to the Lulmr gov- November, a White House caller times Of of tun full operation,(Rubin Chilafsay of Philadrlpl,.started by lightning. records who merit financial an‘ on lhi ' 'imping npieri rrtimenl, rrpllr.t that the IIIWMI- said today. 76,11041 gallons nf oil era used In k s saying both vehicles hid headed "'•« »••«/ vot"oll , , nIi wives W#nl” , ditioiul surrender pliruse first couragament to continue lh*lr1 A 210-y#er-uld Congregational | tlie huge Rep. Htnatiters (l)-Fla t told (# furnace* ........ to flre ths boll- u t|lf Jim|) ||l# bridge in tlie n„ (lv Jcriaied, iliui the H**- yesterday. church In llarwlnton, Conn., wssi mentioned hy President reporters alter a talk with Mr. education. strain Is It produced Thousand# uf delegates over ere steam producsd to ••tur direction. '" J ,n .dallied to » l«ige« i.,0,1 •truck by * Imlt #nd destroyed pera where Roosevelt "without consultation Truman that th* President hope* drive the lurhlne*. flowed from Madl-un Huueie ‘ raid wlieit* th* bimm I 4 M »I* jir* ((**tt*««s on Pag# Tkiss* i Chilafsay told police the i»e,, to rest at th* Key West nsval en to th# Polo Ground* to -»e u Building Perm its Many of the employees live in ipeaktng in a foreign station and wants Mrs. Truman suddenly forcing him •••|""{, « •* f ||lr ........... he ra- baseball gam#, or to United Ns- « Z 2 Enterprise, others In DeLand, ■toppod applv his hrskes. He said the t imi.. ^ ' , k ( , ¥(lllll w),h well ties Show B ig Increase A lterations To Be headquarters fllghtsx'elng pnlicy debate in the Hons# nf and th*lr daughter Mnrgartt to Sanford and Orange City. W. B. bucklsd, rammed over a • ■ f * ' ; ta|k* with Mourn and tours or theaters attracted others Commons, -.aid til# first time ha accompany him ther*. Sawyer and J. H. Davis are among Thera was nu afternoon buslntsa, lad „a(l heard Die phrasa wm in tha Kmathers and R»P H«rlong >i , u.„t if the w.ulhe. permit* for construc- Made On H igh School, ihe Kirnfard employee*. Cecil ffef- ] island, and overturned flir foreign secre­ (D EI*) called on the President on top of th# J##B, bursting ...*» ^ ; » |lr ||w Klowrl* should ••■■ion at th# cunvtnllon, *" 'h*; \ newspapercommerclal project* 1 1o n 0. --------lers, fireman at th# plant, it erec­ tary wu« u member of Churchill's to Invrite him to the University of S#al#d hid# f ir alterations to visitors from all 49 stale* and ■.>' » ________ amounted to nearly 926,000 alw* ting a new concrete block homo In Florida Homecoming Oct. 22. other countrlss wsnt out to nee the wartime coalition government. July It Howard Favill*. city build- th# Domestic Science Department Enterprise. (Csa rlaae* O* 4>aa* r t e # l D ____________ _____ . ------------H. C. Telamon, Addressing himself to Chur, flmathers said Mr Truman e*ld of Bemlnol# High Behoof will h^ town. inspector, reported today. •wltrhhuard operator, has pur­ chill llcvin -old that if the he would tint lie utile to attend John Andaa has been laauad * received at 10:00 A. M., Aug. I chased a residence formerly owned Phrase had been put to me a* 4 since he thought he wmlld he go­ permit to sraet a two Itory build­ by the Bemlnol# County Board of C o . nieinlter «>f your cabinet, I would to Kay West about the mid­ ing for us* as a trucksrs rast Public Instruction, Hupt. T . W. hy Mr. Allen and plans to move it to a new location. neve, have agreed to It. dle of November uml did not be­ and and rsstaursnt ind for a store gml rsstaurent Lawton announced thla J ^ urn'nJJ' •I ,|o not complain, For specifications, Elton lieve he could malt* two trips te Immediately sopth of th* Sanford Among other employ*#* ora 0. •uld "I took A l» was. But Florida. ■tat# Farmers Market on French Moughton, architect, may be con­ It Diirdan, Orange City, turblM Following complaint* from • It |rather hard for leaders of Avenue. F. B. Cr*Wl*y la contra*- tacted. A certified check or hid operator; II. E. Blaymaker, Orange t j group of mothers that "cuib hop­ the opposition to crlticlie me p o o l. CO N TR A CTS bond in the eura.of five PU| lw e n w h t1 a Admlnlitratlon City, switchboard operator, who pers’1 at fating places were serv­ U% . J. King m*lv*d, a permit to of the bid will be required The flick* switches that govern, among Donovan Dean, Oilundo archi­ forces, opposed by • etrong coali­ Hunl Mercury Co., newly *Pi*omicd deslcrs or Mercury ing besr to inlnora, Police Chief when they left me such • sham­ •r*ct a shop wlth lvUg quarter, Board raaarvas th* right to re ect other cities, th* light* of DoLond automobile* for S.nforvl and Semiaol* County, formally opens for Roy G. Williams today issued * bles to take on."_________ tect, la preparing contrucis for tion nf D » i" o<t s 4« and R.eubtlon th. Orlando HiffllWW n tit* any or all blda, said Mr. Lawton. and Winter Park; E. W. Jamas, the swimming pool tirolrci and I can#, *-nen»d a d»ty# for House ■tern warning to operator* ol business tomorrow in lbs Patrick Building dustily oppo.it. the Msyfsir Dreamwold Baetlon. Estimated THlEfl TO BBCAPR will submit them soon, City Man­ i approval of a trlsl run foy the Enterprise, a master maehanle, th#s* places that fulur# violation cost is $10,000. Frgnk Ashdown PARIS, July 21— W )— One of ager Clifford McKIhbin announced •WAKKBN T O BPEAK Inn on East Firs! Strsst. , , ,. . of th# law In thla respect might ■ml C. Diets, Enterprise, a weteh has tha contract. Tha building was orihinslly bu.lt lor ■ Hud.on dcslcr.hip m ivjft. result In loss of thslr operating Franrr's best knuwn public ene­ thl* morning. Th* Clav.'m ConT A L L A H A S S E E , July 91-WP) ‘ Also W. D. Hofmann roeaWad a — Tha State’s financial condition engineer of 99 year* mies. Piet re Carrot, wa* seriously atructlon Co. of Orlando vlll IM " earllny than usual, Rep. 8ahatblicense, plus a fine. It latar burned and stood •• an*— " ' in the plant. permit to build • two stery con- wiU be discussed by Governor ®f 8om*r*#t, Mas*., (D -D ll asked his party coll-eguea wounded In the stomach by a ■tart work on th* p rojid In Ft. "*y# sora" to visitors end home, y(r. Hunt, who hesds ths firm Two policemen yesterday •»t»udAt present only th* now _jn»*tt#ry to Caiwy If land In New York. no* to "ho led astray hv th* «ff*_________ ____ guard’s bullets today In an un­ Mellon Park. W s m a In a statewide radio ting equipment is In o| ed th* convention of the Florida folks allkn was rscsnlly „ gtnsrsl managsr, hss lived In ___ ___ ____ until It wa* J Ml • hour* and 40 mlnut**. Trained by Inelve combination nf Renu^MM successful prison break. spaeek Friday night Yh# l$^»lnr*ace Officers Association in by lb* sir ford for more than 90 years, The old turblM which opm iad purchased and rebuilt j farmer lonff (Uatanc* awlmmtr, ShlrUy Controlled farm orginlxetlog am Carrot i» known popularly aa R ecreation Schedule Will uta speech will begin at 10:00 P. the 12,600 KW generator, Km ,boa* Patrick Fruit Co. and has bran sngaged In ths re­ Jacksonville. They ar# W. M. l Chennai thla Bummer, (InirnwHoMl) Dtelecrete.” "Pierrot le Foil No. 2 — crasy Messer and W. A. Horn. Ifc / ’ 4' dismantled for reconditioning aad Friday Morning Sineo leasing tho building, th# tail sal* of automobiles and Th* hattld found man# al Pete the second— after another (era 1400*4 oo ■*•* n isg trucks for th# past 96 yrars. Durei lOsUU A. M. Gratnn.ar ;i«nool Hunt M m u ry Co. has mad* — . resident Trumgn*a strongeef *RU* gangster, now dead._______ B LA N C H A R D T U R N S PEO DB A!) PA D O D G EM M i l TH E W EATHER Group games and fortball. traslv* repairs, r*modsl*d it In- ns ns th*ra yrars h# has msda a ft . porters In the opneeltlon cawp. A. C H A R L O T T E , N. 0 , July 9 1 LE IB Y R E IN D IC T E D July 2 1 8T. P L , , _____ Friday Aflert.oon Mda and outside, and h«va In- wide wl< clrcl# of friands among auto­ BROOKLYN, N. Y.— (Al— Gal vote is egpmtad Friday. j1 i“ . HEIR EBB B E T T E R CAY-Fellg (Doe) RUnehard formEVERGLADE*, July I I tsband an S and truek owner* of v.#n- - T h o bodies of JA C K S O N V ILL E , 9:00 P. M. Ft. 't.ellor Park •ludod a lares and attraetlv* show mobile mo Abrame and Georg* Bhuba, two t M?nhath * n «. tb* Admin DEDHAM, Mess., July 21— (AY or Arm y All-Ainerten / fullback, •lr cottage wife wer# found inlls"iow has announced he will play pro!**' Merlln J. Lteby, n Mnryl os. n,Jass, •s»klo outflrldsrs, ...tda.li_: art .. . kill room for display of automobllss. trsl Florida. Heirese Barbara Horst back riding ^iitrurtlon*— .* .D o d * .rir?ok!. bill sajvIlU - ^ r l , : «A - ........ i _ Nearby was a — Woolworth her, wa* r*-lndl«t*d David Smith, seerstsfy snd horo resterda: M «9 nfflcoo and parts and service de­ : hitting trail In th* minora. Abromt ^ f n 4 arlc** wWl* i t Hutton Troub.txkol went swim- •ait and of park. ' ' football this season with the Afternoon. th# *l#ylrtff. of Lra (rwaurtr of tho firm, nss bran noevl " Death 99 M Friday Night . partments. < th* indwtndaat Ckgrtett* clipper*. h#um, a BalUmof* Bilk seld the mlng in Venice today and short y Magistrate Hot bran batting around .990 for !* ? ♦ ' J " with local automobile dcalsr* for 10 M “Comic Strip" drtce sponsored .Fart Worth, T*«., whllo Bhuba "nhatltnta hr **»■ Ooy. TH* s«rvi*« department Is Blanchard, • lira tenant In Um T . Newman, 36, afterward ■ court across the worU death* of E l A Collier county _____ five yrara. Frank Aaton, who ha* 101 II City was butlng .999 for Mobil- atemdlmW th# ur*#m A ir Fora*, Is steHMteTat Shaw dieted U lb y lo*t month, 'latte, 87. were jym told thit swim •houid cost by Th# American Mom# D'P4” * roomy, woll lighted and vantllat*d hsd so years experlsnc# with Ford snd his wtfo ■xunUr, K 0, nbout I » and Is oqalpptd with tha nawest Field, Blunter, 9 -------•t tha saaaon'* half-way mi htr Ihe summer cu»lody of her men! of the WonwYa Club Plora death and • attornsy chaHrags ‘ “ I * tb* Cobtornta buff. ind Lincoln agtnclas, Is **rylco » — I ssni MR," City — Celery Crete, O'ty Hall. Time ,tly Newman mil** from hsra. her*. Ha H* raid. M* mill­ ground* th* Jury — and moat modarn equipment availSill msssg*r and shop foreman. Gor_ MbMlam), Dr. Lea Du* Wytma alt-ntlmv my' th* itpkla wife's hud *°Aii eltorncy for Babs' Jormwr 7:80 to 10:30 P. tl. Pnie to ono ' * “ i him to legally. Th* Indictment for repairing Mtrcury, Lin tary dnM** would, saaalnw M M M t e W M i M g llw CMgrom -M - wa* <m a superior* then killed husbtnd ind the boy_i fjlthofi wearing nm»t *u‘ni*nttc costumo. piny weekends and ___ and Ford ai automobile* and dun Lswls, who alnc* th* war haa P*d. p b m )9 b p b 0 t m « l it 4 . b t a A . ORANGE FOR 8 Y R A C U II worked for tho Lincoln Mercury Buturday . Morning nnra m oUortten. fl*A tebl# I ?“ * ^ .‘UDrai»h Count *Curt H*ugtracks • o m it tN4»N AMTNMItV OP 7419 COCA-ggt* gggPAMV gf U lby has — *. -M. io‘ -o ro firam An elactrie to n s .. oromBtly fliad »a xitccy In Innaotn, 1* parts man­ 9t$0 A 0ram;agg 8YRACUBE ' I o n l ’* TW ______ . ptlf fliad EmApplsbaum ta M V WhlJa tha company, said Whllo . . , i ( ff Lucian Johnaon will provldo •ehool ft r Sunln do Sprlngi “WoI U N K H D C O C A -C O L A B O Y T L O f O C O i V A N V Hamlng* I protest over the ixtendod cuatodjf ■cr Mott Hunt, will spaetMla* an argument nj9t “ . .. uIn 1iMcksaienl raralra, and ]• •*S a n k w 'w n T h? * * * NH*#»n and fhwM tho tor C g fa (r«r. firing lunch sa l wen In | n k |i«» A. M .t« »t00 F. M. * ■_____ . ra l te"tnhn'*ara*af nUUm*k*4 p w ^ l* Ford nnd H o ra ry ______ helran won only jreetemjr body waa. autramhflra and t m l u j p w*U-' -------------------------------------raantyr • •.................. " ■«3a (Ceangggg Plea Page ooel Fort Lee, N. J., Lions Club. The "Queen of the Lions" waa crowned laat night In a highlight nf the 12nd annual convention of the International Association af How is / mf. j.iuna Clubs. F.AB.'WTS 'TEM P IP .M 'U R l The International ipiren |* Jan­ IWL'/OMD < M L F l R S f ice llarvnll, 17, of Carolina Beach, N (' — green eyes, ash blond hair, 4 0 0 M IL E S I0S pounds, five feet four Inches, ? a cute figure and Bouthern accent. ;* AVF. G I R L .ouAn.c<5 I She was graduated from high vhnul this year, and plana to en­ 0 '-' V I t H U P . f?.O M M il * 'l c . M p l .t S ter college In the fall. r t '- . R E E S if. Miss Haivell, who won out over c o t r i A i m in<a V r.p .S E S F r o m ' f l u K /y*A *I. rnnte.danta from four other coun­ tries, was crowned at Madlaon Sun*ie Garden by Dr. Eugcna 8., Rrigg-, of Enid, Okla., outgoing, h rael Arm istice president of Lions International, i lie placed on her head a gold Kaatlsard Prem Page n u t I crown encrusted with diamonds, five mile* of coastal atrip at the ruble- and pearl*. The queen, tiouthern end of the Bee nf Gall- wearing a white dres*, nervously Ire Including th* Jewish collec­ tive settlement of Kn Geb. It al­ accepted the applause of the an includes a triangle aouth of rrowd of 20,000. The Lions Gluh of Lima, Peru, 1.*ke Hula (north nf Galilee! whrieln Ilea the Mlshmar Hay prr-enled the queen with a stiver Viinlcn settlement. A rm istice Jewel lane; the Amerlnin Lion* talks have l>een proceeding for Cliiln. a gold medal with rubles, pearl- mid diamonds; mid tha fmu montha. Tin* third section Is a amall Philadelphia Club, block orchid*. The four foreign girls -he de­ inrltnry nn Ihe northernmost top of Israel near the eourcte of the feated accompanied her to tha platform for the ceremony. The Seattle CraHh .Iordan Blvor. Klixahcth The arnilstlr* w e t algnrd runner-up was Joan IC H IIa iM r*em !>■■■ (tael Htmi hill 272 near Mlshmar Hay Lennox, 17, of Clarkson, Ontario, reprtwere clipped, plunging the area Vardan. The hill will revert to Canada. Other finalists Into darkneaa and dlaruptlog min laraell lurlsillrtlon under the •enlcd Culm, Mexico and Peru. At last night'* leaalnn, U. fl. rpunlcatlom. neaty. It* wide wlnga eutlng awalha Botindarlea were Died mldwa> Senator Robert fl. Ken (D-Okla) through frame houses, the plane between both atates to mlnimlrc pair) tribute to Dr. Briggs. A group nf }H Boy Beouta from ripped Ihrough five Georgetown ixiaalbllltv of friction and Incident homca. It hurled lla rroie In one lietween the Armed farces end-to La Junta, Colo., entertained with B4-m«mb*r •ttructure. nrovlde for Ihe gradual reitera­ Indian danee*. The About two mlnidea later It ex­ tion of normal civilian Ilf* ,ln Clemaon College hand from South I hr area. Reduction In armed Carolina, wtarlng whit* uniforms ploded. force* was alao part of tho agree­ with red aaslin*. played' for Ihe Daring that ihort Interval, paacrowd. ment. - . . 1-* - . tenger, lumneil or were thrown Dr. Rrigg* held a reception and from the tntl of the plane wlileh flyila agreed to start talks to­ ter in In the th* Ii had been ahearrd off In Ihe craah ward an ermlatlr# Mar. 8. hut led th* annual ball Later lleacock «ahl he peraonallv there were many Interruption*, In night, the i crept Ion and ball mov­ rludlmr the Mar. <10 coup In which ed from Madlaon Squat “ ‘ checked nil aeata of Ihe plane and nrlir. Ilusnl Zaylm aelied power to the Waldorf-Astoria all vaaaengeia hail gnten mil be­ modote Hotel*. In Syria. fore Ihe Ida at. The airline prealThe Lion* received . dent anld In- found Ida wife, netKeeretary of fltate Achcson Ing aa atewonleaa. atrnggling with roogratolatnd Israel and Kyrla on yesterday for their sale* her brad between two aeata and the armistice today. He *ahl In saving* bond*. It wa» presented hy A**latunt Keeretary of th* threw- her "bodily" off the plane. n atnlement: • . "The signing nf the lareell-By Treasury John S. Graham. Then I went through the pilot'" BBITISH OUARDSMIN UNIOAO fruit crate* at a -lock In Loudnit. fn*land, i Ian armlatlr todev I* a further Compartment, whtrh was torn "ff (hortly after King O n ,* , had proclaimed a *lat. of the cleft. 1 found two pilots sting out Britain a. a result of the crippling dock atrtke. The l-abor M nl»ter ovldenc- that contending parti* fling and a third pilot appaten-j announced that Ihe number of men on atrlke had risen ,M "**r,7 V1™ "' con find wav* of reaching agre* men* *»n a difficult problem. Both tly dated or uncontrlnut. I aim,it a.soo more than before the proclamation. (ra etteksa r t n m Paa* Oaal t/ntcrnoiionaD wovernment* ere to be eongye- Kiwanlan- for remeinbranct# dur"A ll three were entangled In iillated on the results of their ef ■afety hella and wreckage. One ng hit lllnst* and vxpressln? the fort* man, James M. Adams, Ihe co­ lops that he would be ahl* to "Thl. ta R wnal which the Ifni* attend moating* soon. pilot. we* ple»dlng with me to ed Maltons he* been a*ekln<» O. P. Herndon was presented s f t t him nut. I pulled the wreckage nemrlv a step toward peaca Ip isckags hy Edward F. Lane. It off him and plrked him up and this area. Great credit I* due th» ontalned an enlarged photograph threw him clear of the flame*." repreaentatlvea nf th* United n a frame and showed Mr. Hemlleacock *ahl lie did the same Nation* In this achievement— act­ Ion as he appeared In a checked with the pilot, ('apt. Merle Edging Mediator Ralph Bunch* end ■port shirt Irefnre the crowd *t •rton, and Tnnv Glassing of Oak­ hi* assistant* Brig. General WJ1 3we«twat*r Perk, Oviedo, during land, the navigator. llam RHev. UBMG, and Henri VI- Fourth of July festivities. "fljeiilng pleaded with me tit gler of franc*. Letter Tharp racelvad a rising ba easy with him aa lie w-aa In­ "It I* mv hop# that thl* deve­ vote of commendation from th* jured, hut the flame* were nllopment will lncea?o the poailbl- club member* for till work In pro­ readv closing In on na and I hnd litv for th* achievement n# • moting the Yesley Memorial par­ no nth*r choice hut to throw him final aeltlement at Leu»enn#" sonage project of the First Christ­ ovar a fence." ian Church. Th# late Rev. W. p At least five hntura were Imdlv Yesley. for whom th# personage Senate Action damaged. The homes of George '• named, was a Kiwanlan. A, Oordei, where |hr tdanr bulled Guast* were George flpnhn of (Csattaas* Preaa Page M i l lla n<r*e, was amaahed to (lie Winter Park and Randall Goff of addedt . . . , , ■round. Tha roof of one home was "W# run th* risk of losing the the Key Club. Dinned free from lla walla and allies end friend* who h y re jw w Tw o hundred Nattnnel GuardsAlthough Nsvada Is th# ilxlh Indicated, et greet danger to them­ lap crumpled In the street, selves, that they deelr# ta be on • U l« In sitte, It I# smallest In popuman formed lines to hold heck a th* tide of pane* and freedom end lation. m crowd of thouiand* endangered by Justice, which l» ottr «d*. W# run '■ writhing electric wlrea. Flames the risk of losing ultimately #n*h jft. war* visible for mile*. world trad# ae we now hdyei.iuut are aervlcemen returning home of losing for centurlea to eom# th# Menu af Ihe plane'* paitengar* hop* end possibility of building a world orgnnloatlon for the *etabv an furlough. llshment of law and Jttatlea la 'Aa eettlement of International die-**%o I -------------------------- — T H E 8A N F0W D H 1 K A L P . B A W TO B D rftQ M P A ■ b b — ii l — m m m*— ■>— ■ — P A G B R IX ____ - - •— r v !.V - ' . . . • Mir 1 -n - #• J ‘ \ �~~r n T r^ rr>-* •.'1 W' -. " r n m 4 tim* j 'Mf>sgfWWTy i P A G E TW O 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 The Sanford Herald Disappointing Senators THURSDAY JULY 21. 1949 Truman's *Conference Church-Slate Row THURSDAY JULY 21. 1949 fC**ttan*a h v a r M , oaar (CaatlaarA S'cm Pna* flaa) Few new aenatorn will Im watched nH carefully an John homaa !■, !. "n* Permil the rhiirrh to publish a simple no comment. Foglnr D ii IIch of Now York, appointed by Gdv . Thi _____ A t ipr same tim*, the President ilk owii nffieiul r.iilU'litiM. Dowry. after the roHfjnintion, of Robert be- i 6. Government nrdnr* concerning ••jd, n* ,m,„*|jriy’a favored M . i F. ,Warner. n l« , Dullea , ••••••• Pa«» entire cam e k n o w n to m oat Am ericana first in 15)40, w h e n he w a n ,tin - payment of priest* and the ajuiriea to *** that outsider* in!i R ;1 .* .* *rl»»U a , aadrr the Art * • •• ' “ * -■ #111 . ■ ■ ■ mm! a. WM AMBiM . . *» af March a, I M r. revealed as Governor Dewey’s adviser in foreign affalra. He filling of elerical vnraurlea m il. I not used to obtain government contrarU amt that that in part R H M .tN n I,. IIKAM belli that position through Dewey’s two presidential earn- h** r',,"','llr l The government also of his continuing N lf n r policy. riOftlHiRi DEAR pafgns. and was thought to have been forinoirdiVirlcVofn',,'.^ ofThe ...... Renernlly ............ ---------- '.Y(dated ' | « n n dtatrirt oiiteers of the Natiou - , Natl"*. T h e Picsldent sold he does not ______ " m lM M NuHnaer the print of secretary Ilf state, hml Dewey tieen elected, lie Ini .Security f'urp* „n method* ..f believe Gen. Vaughan wna mixed ■r c w r ' ™ " * " * « » has several times been named to take part in international|'b’«ling with the f'ntimlie Church. JH’ in , operations which Oaa Month ........... * The novel MUM1,1 him hern claiming , hfouRht nhout the congressional T t f t f Month* ...... Iffi conferences. tlif* rlirlit in sti|ii*rvis«' tin* appoint-1InQUiry RRn Hie suspension of two With his knowledge of foreign affairs, Dulles should moot of priosts imhI liishopn i«1 1two-star tfcncrill, I f e . iron linvr much to rontriliiile. HI* term, however, runs only to Cxi'rliiiklm'iikin, wlflmiil nuy reHe miu We null resit nuggeslioas oi I fin( *<>ti in Hid piptiH uihjiu •lannary, unless he should lie elected at the special election futPiHf* in ihf* Vitliriin. § i S f r '" S "A 11 HiMihitii.il* riuireriiim.' Vnugnsn nut did not neneve laem. ill November. Mtelaa torn.*. niu he » l « r 2 2 . exeii'lxes mill ri'ligluii* I . ,' n" , ‘ lr‘ I rum in aiinuunceii Many new senators with distinguished careers in other kplrllinil •I raaalar a ii.rrll.la c rn lS T* 1 * ot f h 111 p mi. fiiiK-liuii.* will Iw nl,oh .lu ll" if mi his w lm in N skl ""l.naaftg Hr |B. i fields have proved disap|K>inting. William M. Kvarts, at- agreenienl i* hi lie renrlieil, the tiidsn im lie «n Mssistutu secre­ ( £ w " ' f " 7 r , '•••"•’"••Jll/aa. lorney-general under President Johnson‘ and secretary of teller wu» •iimliil. IHMHIH O P E N 12:l!i I*. M. Dsil) tary '•> l-almr. tvui.wi is now director of the state under llnycs, was also n famous after-dinner speaker. 11 iiililnl I lint llii'ie i'iiiiiIIIImim Intel lisle,mil l.nlsir IJf fleet n . T ^ T itrrsM I* Today & Friday! n , c" iii 1i,J ,in<* W,,H ,,* 'tre fe rre d to as the head of the American bar. Me |mrl nf "mil |ii«-ilin nl respunsi- iiivisum el the ml,or ilrparininnt. •actual*.Ir liililv lii'fiiii' I J im I lii fm e you (the “** * r*cubii- 1 Gri-iit things were expected of him when he was elected Mr. Iiuinan told reporters the nmi In-fnre the pea- suhjert nl the lllnlr house inret____ senator in I HHr*. Yet he cut little figure'In the .Senate, anil giiveriinii'iil) pll'*H I M|| . r i l l , If, \\ill,Mill Wllilll till' j V : r r rfc” ’ • W,,M only for Indiscriminate and illiberal partisanship. chiireh i'mii li| in, lunger he the my wmt important, as are nil sub­ jects no which ha calls cunler'— V A n i*. V' J ,, V ,0i L , For that matter Klihii Knot added little to his luster church nf r h iU I mill eurry mil its cnees. v ruiiAv.s min,H Vn/Utffl/t ' when that great lawyer and tormer secretary of war and spiritlliil luintlMii In leileh, *Hlii'lifV llut he said that newspaper ac­ sail direct." i counts were exaggerated — them Half-hearted |1 mil kikm| rnoiigh. secretary of state entered the Senate in 15)09. He served but T h e I d l e r u *h i i | I m r u n )e n d thut were no deep dark secrets at Ihe W« here long, m i it |* H Im one term, and apparently was relieved to drop out. the rh i ir r h eiifnireineul mf N|iililmeeting So it is hard to tell in advance what t|iialitlcs will make • in I iiiiwers linen uni infringe nu Ihe discussion lagan when Mr. *!"VN r‘“h' ‘,f", Ihcn ,h the Mtnle'n imwer* hill is purl nf u Tiunisn was asked for any ina successful senator. Dulles may take warning from the ,, *"»" --.'heir K e f f Is . divided a W ? . !,rn 5' ••• Th h*art reciigniliMii nf fiiiiihirneiitHl huninii Ho. |l>.a. careers o f Dvarls, I'not and others. fi.rmsdon lie einilil give on atomic rights. T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N FO R D F t.O H ID A naitshe* <X«II, M o m Satartar aail aanriar a. L *** C a m illa A .ia a i : V "Pirate don't ilt Id nnnllirr J„,,. | •m doing", m i , I an Ainrrirnn ml« * r in the m>ir inr left lirlnml. nhrt Shanghai Anri The West •neie Ki,l tiiitkc* llinn ,|„ tl . ------------'* ';i reported that al least two or three hundred forcignitabbing ibr girl in dr-nlli Bari dim *!rM *" • s *l,,,,irluii. wlm had al first expected to stay there jumping in (mm r-lrriric i ,,M'* ,r" •heir accustomed laisiness under Communist train in Japan. "I li„Vc i.rrn tor ,,ow •••f"mied their consulates they wish to ho wanted by this Kn| f„, lvv„ yr,lf, ” ''vaciialed. It is indieated that Communist authorities nro h« ha«l wniirn. lb* i-xnrririirr «*ly making life unpleasant for Westerners in could l»c in.ulr | i Uni mi’s largest city. There is fear that the case of a United young Alarm,in, l,„iin,l f„. innnn ''ml»loyee who was beaten anil jailed over a J 1 ' truffle incident ih an exam|tle of what foreigners may oxAdmiral IU.in.lv who conducted I" ’' ' 1 tna atom boiuli ie*( ,n Itdiini irlln If it is true thnl the Communists seek to drive foreignth* I-ton* convention i|M| •*rs out of Shanghai, in which case they doubtless would atom homh will not drtiroy civili/a- " d " 1 Ihcm "lit of other cities and areas as well, then they tion". Wii Iiimii knowing anyilung a tragically stupid blunder, not only for their sboul il nl nil, di d o wliii| wc Imvc own tenuous position hut for the immediate future of all been tlying to *,iy l.vciv new wrn- China. Such effort as China bad made in the Inst few de­ pon llisl tin ru n been invented cades In climb nut of the morass of backwardness was done from tbc Imw .mil iirrnw up (nr largely by Western inspiration and with Western help amt ifcwn) bit* bren ginng In d rilm y guidance. If a Communist regime in Chinn should slam the civiliialiiiii. luii i ivili/Mlinn i» .■ gales of that land closed against tin1West, the Chinese could hsrd thing to ilo im y . Ii b.i> unlv then turn their faces only toward Itiissia, whence they would been «le»|roynl unic nmi ili.d w,i* get precious little help, nod less inspiration lieyond the im­ when a bum Ii nf ftussi.inn led by practical praltlings of Communist doctrine. If Communisl leaders in China do not know this, their Gcngbi* K11,1II *«vrp| ovci w rd rm Europe, lull it wmmi'I ilirii wcnpnn* intelligence and perception of world affairs have been over­ rated. tbit did il, ll w’.i* llie iinii.il.. nr tsek of imunl*. wbidi ilicy fuiiml in th* COUnlllrn I lie V illVAiird Future Of Britain 25 years n i& .lh e jienplr ltd vnlsd iit9lavor oi a bond issue|Mnr ihe pur­ l « i building a s ) « i " i n g (tool. ‘ unds were sold and (he money in a bank that (ailed, bout lb* W P A period agilayai til* lo gel the governi to build a pool, instead ni people not la work. Bui la til. Like the hospital, ihe H i just never could gel to il. During the war Chase A c t iv it ie s II.Al.lt.AX, N S . Jut) D l- ,/t'l -T ln rl) fi.ni of the pKttlesl gills in six Vlluntn States and thiee |,ioviiice- graced this iiotldaying city toxin> One nf them will lenvu Im In,me 11. xl week n iiueell Ml«* (till,lit, Judging fm a wiunel of the IWK-mitmu pug,'imt begins today. Fiist. the Vl-ltls will get till oiitmg hegmiiing with h lobster •hliliei nl ,..ui|,\ lllll,I,in ds. At- Ta lc p h o n a 148 Enterprise e r s o n a Is Y O U R FAR M M A C H IN I S US T O IN SHAPE T O PUT W ORKI Riglii nnss — ahead of vraion — ii the lim* for you to ha equipment in ihape. We make the planning easy. Just d ro p in or call us. Together we can determine th* dates and arrange- tinier. Avoid costly breakdowns in the field. Let us service your machines ahtail of season and save you money. A ll work shine in our shop is top-quality w m k . f xprricnccd mechanics! Latest tools and equipment! call us T O D A Y / S E E I'S FOR H O I.I.A N D C E L E R Y P L A N T E R A N D FA IR HAN KS-M OKHE .MOTOR P A R TS . W E H A V E T H E M ON IIA N I). CongreRM Action & T R A CT O R SE M IN O L E T R U C K lllll) F R E N C H A V E . '* CO I'll. 13'Ji m IN 1 1 R N A 1 IO N A t M AR V f l T f B S fR V IC F NOW SHOWING Hi Style in a Low H E E L I . I i ) 11 I I '» I \ I ) I If I ' \ I Y\ \ A 'i M . v.-i 'yi. J y.« • TROUSERS $4^ ‘ The shoe that all the gals go for! In Red, Black or Nutmeg Suede. Good looking and bo - o comfort­ able! ' . L •• firm , t i 1* •• ••HiH a y COWAN’S ’,*•'71.' H lilr a w m ...... f e - - ' ’ ■ '' TO R N SIIKK TS Sl/e Mlxitil Inch S.'t.mlt'MM Sheeliun Ui.lieti.nied— I inHleiiil.eil Dot.’l ..IIhn I'll In Slteel Huy F IR S T Q U A L IT Y SIZE 22x11 INCH 1.19 !55 BIG T R IP L E T E R R Y TO W E L S B E A U T I F U L .SOLID COLORS W A S H C L O TH S T O ,MAT( II lot- E A C H Ttn ^ o n s . W ti COWAN’S A T m MukVkV.Wfc' ( ii (! n i *l i :a ( i i i ;i ) c f i . invuiy H » U C O BV " lhL. uowjxe of t - I , *•»•-..«* SMISICAS VSA SM ******* I • - ■r 1.98 hmn CANNON T ER RY T O W E L S u ■ 39 YOU SAVE HERE! Hharkakina Now From COTTON P R IN T .a f Spun Hayon* Tropkaln Found Only AI F o n n o y ’n 7.95 Summer .<i <***•< /«. N. WIDE SHEETS 0 Hi** HI a 1im hu ll • Now Low Frit* M. *Wa t . ..... 3 KXTItA hONti l WEDGE • Cold Soil Drink* i M '| B ___ R H SAT. NATION w i m ; 4 a mmJ FRI.. - PILLOW CASKS TH E BIG TENT .. I •111 1.83 8TOP AT THE w At*, efc. Til Nation Wide Sheets Sandwich Shoppe *$ Saulunt ••V Fam ous For Long W ear w lfiM ta tjS i^ te r fn tffl'^ X CRIPPLE Xx, vrP EN N EY S . «!.,«■& ’• liSiJlr.318|»' "W* |,‘"1«k>teK« X” ' ...... 1 ,1 1 " ••* Mitts Klizultcth Ellen Wilkinson litToines liride Of Dr. Richard Arnold Silver I. WAVNK ARAMS of South Hatton, Fa.. U gear* an Indtptndtnt <mrr. h o u tr m a n , sags; " t 'v r seen the m oktrt of Tu th U t Aug *ne quality thhmeeo th af makes a real im a k rt" Afr. Adorno hou keen a l.ueky smoker h r I* graft. Were'* mor* rvtdenee Ihot Luckies are a Oner etyoretlel SWfr.!!” " m w LIw !!#!I"SSJLStTSS •£i* s ,2SJS5S’ SSLSSS*hl"""""" ■i li l t lx t . It * 11N H M ( m il " M R -L H ItS Station U/esf^ • There'H no finer cigarette in llie world today than Lucky Strike! To bring you thiM finer cigarette, the makerH of Lucky Strike go after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco—nntl pnu millionnofdollar* more than official parity price* to pet it! So buy a car­ ton of Luckiea today. Sec for your­ self how much finer nnd xmoother Luckiea really are-how much more real deep-down Hmoking enjoyment they give you. Yen, nmoke n Lucky! You’ll agree it’n a finer, milder, more enjoyable cigarette! Having completed my dictating man Per* of Georgia lias inlrofor Malay, Isquare,I away to write duced a sort of "etprrlnirnlal a reportto you. and just happened Brennan Plan” on three ,nimm.,ll•n glance at..l|te dock. To my t U ea-eggs, wool, and n,ji,ii„rs ama/emepts.ll wa» already fl P. M . They are not specifically mention.' (Where In t h e ed In the A c U -h u t we umlnotand S E E -H E A R fM JO Y orld had , the *ney are Ih* Itams with which the taper' ' * * * * lime gnna 1 Then | experiment heglna. I expert t„. | I began to think lo Btudy and rompare It with 8,11,Mrd*Jr ^7sS# hark over what the Hime-Alken Bill, passe,I |M u,,. .Th is film whs shown In Ihe Cenppened to- i gnih had happened ffnnirresa ami ..... ........, ,in i Itrill nil lluptlut Ihiptlat Church Church Home some months months H Congress, supposeil 'd a y a typical take effect January |, lHMi. Hll,| ng» Abut 25 were saved. Many C n n g r * a a- With the present price support have a-ked for It to he repeated. incus’ day, program, f must derlilr which „f We started on the three 1* sounder hy the ml,I,lie ToiiIkIiI (TIiiith) 7 :4ft the firat mall af of next week.. . . . and s„ to he,|. l"Hmv lo Ire Saved nnd Feel H:B0 A . M.i we hat) read prml sorted If, by . nine, {If." when a call came from the Ciylt ivlf , Gospel film : "Ills Bequest" .Service Committee, reminding me Hint I wns to testify lrefora .lt this (Ceattaeea r — ai v , ( , nael Y O U T H .SER VIC E F R I. 7i4l nimnlug at 10:ID on a bill I had ! Forres. The work would la- ,|<„„ Introduced In rure so .. on Hint I believe exist In therji resent law Ilffed Ing Rural Mall Qarrlard. hamerl two atomic sclent sis n» I " ,N ,< O V K W ,T I 1 A N W M A K* I got oul the hills fur a lag! inln- members of a wartime Communist i « I K I » TO TH E W RONG uie "brush-up" on the facts rwa'a S5,1* S, K CMst Isborntory.' H W E E T I I B A R T * . to present. I was pleMantly Inter* Tn#y M id they ■11)1 nn* Inirkini/ t ftnuiut tin « n * hill to the young per­ rupled for a few ‘ ' down others. T h . tr« i . I amt wlm can sleep thru this llvevisit from my old . ti ,T V* "®"SS Dn-Amerlcsn AclD I- wire sermon. utiel C. Yates Farre. . I.rcahurg, now statlo Hrlvnlr In the Arm y E n gln o o fi.. . . Then another welcome visitor w ai A .F K W D A Y H L E r T Y O Colonel Hillslnger, now practicing University of California #7 Berke! A T T K N « • • W f J O Y R E V IV A L law In Orlando. He brought ire a tIngs from his Orlando assodate*i W f f » Senate commute* re­ Major Williams and W . R. Smith. port laid down some detailed #4C u r. N in t h A L a u re l Hack for • few mlnuiee with my. vie* to tha armed services on how, notes. Then testifying before tha to save millions of dollars, fiim fn rd Committee for a half-hour—then rawer firing hours f„r A|r • dash Into the next room for » .•«> Navy PlIoU assigned to meeting nf the sub-commUtaa of desk Jobe eouid save $50,000,000 V I'H JI " i l l U , M i l l I S which I am a member to hoar tes­ or pern rhepe more, the report said. timony on anothtr bill. Thia bear­ ing was interrupted by tha Mia announcing tha opening of tha In l n tr.s . roMiin r Ansi factory-standard I H Parts! D o n 't tltlay! 5ee o r Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more than official parity prices for fine tobacco! CHRISTIANS I. •rt p iklnp Kniimill.il ami Amici .snn m enu tor p n . - - vtnir machines in hrtt-clais running iW M I S S I N G l»r| III I Ii:*. ' . l l l l l t> - .v Nation’s Weather planning to get every farm machine ansi every piece of TH I C IIA T IS T e lalitli- n sm t :m mil,* f,,tu, h.o. The lodges XXill I. xIf xx the gillill bathing m il- hot the |,,iuid„ is closed to ,m t«idfi- Aflei dm net back at liui.tiix .11x01 ,,1 11. ■1 cadets will i»c,n i tin- g i.l- t„ .1 hall. Heauly, pei siooihlx and talent judging begin* I- m ,lu> n,md u round of I ei'i'pt loll- pul 11,Ie- and touts. Satin,lax night. M i-- V< Untie will Im' l l MU f|«*t| Yesteiduy. g u l- loiiutifol got. — -arrived in toxxn i.x |,lnm- tiuo, cal Mini bus ir«* iin * H r,M s Pm * o w l adding sif new couplings. A look in ths- nisi sutidensfr where steam Mr. and Mrs. William II. Winy n tlD A T wa* rooli'd to produce a vacuum an to leave on Satotday fur Th* Townwind Club will meet in the turbine reveals 4,000 tubes. C o n t c - t a n i - f , „ m I mie.i s t . , , . . urnsvlllt, N. C. to spend about u t th* Tourist Center to leave at When In operation th# condenser are: Jerry I ng Vilaniu Mi-r :00 P. P M. fur a cuvviesl sIHli lesgiire* Id.(iik) gallons of water month. (ieorglu I'.vil.xn Spiogm M with th* Olio Vista Tuwn■leliihia hi 1,1 white tnpeis I'utich Calais. Friends will regtet io learn M< I un tux M , S n T c t u b . Those sieslnng tram a minute from Lake Monroe. To gem-iate a required 000 w a -,'i x ,,i ii m tables on tlie te r that Mrs. Leo Butner undeiweni a litiilgcpmt Mi-- 1 . m o. >i. ,.i \ pcrtatlon are asked to telephone , ace an,| n, tin gulden. gilliu l.clghlm, M i-I 1,-t, . ' tl72-W for reservations. All inem pound.- ol strain pressure In th* minor operation on Tuesday ami main hoilei now in use requires t,i col 11,g the guests wus Miss Is confined t« the Fernald Laugh­ pers and friends a i« invitesl to at­ Me;. Maxine Him law M i - - Mo. Sun gallons uf water a minute and Klsic Kin lex und showing ihcin ton Memorial Hospital. tend the supper ami btiug a Idas, Mr . Mm o l \m l. 1. , 1 < 2&u gullons of oil an hour. the i n c i s i n g line lo im ed in covered dish. field, Miss .Mum, 'I.in .n 1, . , The i :i .2ihi suit* of current genthe gnidei was .Mis A \V Lev. Mr*. Ira Thompson and son pie. Miss M eddxitnu- 'lx \x >*i iiini flow to the nearby sub Bobby have arrived from Ft. Ihe 1 ok, w.i- - e i x.'.I with an antl- tic Fix, Niagnin lull* 'Ii.. station, u vrritable forest of con- Pierce to spend about tin re weeks i|Ue »ilx,'i take -e lv et la'longlng tu \ 1,1 k Stale, I' a I t x 1l-».,,t,., ■Mis— I I I 11x Mooie by M is Douglas ■li'iiseis, where the current is step* with Mrs. Thompson'- patents, . it, i .,,. i , • (C ts U s s tl r r » B PM* oael Stelisiimii I'lesnlliig ovei llie Lawndale. Mi«* ' ped up to ilii,1)00 or even 110,000 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mahoney. lean I’, atint.i, M. i , . . , by fir* at a loss uf fibl.UIH). h i l i l , ' - l>,„k xxcie Miss M aig aiet anil I soils whli'h allows the us* of Miss ' r, ,l„',.t i Mor* than fiO homes were struck ii|f liter ivIi m fur transmission. Speiuei a,.,1 Mis A i l h u i MeekMrs. Roy Uretn amt son, Huy, by lightning In greater Boston. At the north side of th* plant Jr. left today for Tallaha-see to with. .Ii \ - - i - t m g In e iileit aiu m g I i th* town of Weymouth, ill ate offices nmi a chemical labora­ visit her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. l>. nnd - f i x III,' XXfie M is Allen DeIhcrres were reported hit. Sri Xl' hex i n - I., x1 a, |.,i, l.aiiex 'Iil.ee D ra p e r, Miss tory where w'oiier uses) a constant­ R. Rivers, while Mr. Ureen attends M>i> il>„ \\,.,iit M U - W iuifie.l l.o- often us Mis- x x,010 ',,1,. . Lightning struck an electrical ly tested. th* National Guard encampment x ill 1 a m | C h e s te i-on. and straw loo 1 if s. I,tin Kl , i 1 . H s i r line and left Leominster, Hue of tlie most Interesting at Ft. Jackson in Columbia. S V. M i— Naiicx Williams. Mass., tempoinrily wlthmit eles'- pluses t„ visit in Enterprise la the berries, rasphei 1u - . ■■11 ,1, 11.1 W iliu m 'll Agetu v Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, M i. ami .Mis, tridty. A bolt plunges! into a K l o r Id u Dolin g 1lif evening Ihe couple and vltiuuin 1u 1, .Methodist Children’s ................. .....Tom Kirkland and sun Tommy ietransformer at Nashua, N. II . ........ h o io, 11 honeymoon al Day tona Home wheie 120 ........ children from and darkened the western pait nf •mull lots to stalwart youths live | turned yesterday from a vai otion Reach I', i- I,, nle w o ic an eggshell I’aln, Ilea, t, -olt w ith h i,m n and n a healthy, wholesome snviro- spent In Moultrie, (la., Higlilum! that city. w hit, a, xe— ones ami Ihe exu-ag* . T h r H u iu h faers Lake Mon tnd Hendersonville, N. (\ and TalPeabody was without ideclrls'ltv l , „ n , loo I.n,(al bouquet. D l Mild t t r six hour* and leuthei factorlea >•>,’ m It* wide acreage are IS lahastee, Fla. building,,, six of which are dormi­ Mi* Silxci plan to le tu ili to HanG. Waller Morgan left yesiei tories. ••"■I 1 > , 1 , XX xliiys Ilffol,' h aving B day for Richmond, Ky. to join hi» I'hi- Rev. CliHrlre Thompson Is t" i a ,<l Imliiinii uud I'aiuntn -u|ierintrmtrnl nmi during hi R wife and daughter, Miss Shirley und XXdl ii,., k f I lift I home ill Ro"■ ft Morgan. Mrs. Morgan has been atvacniiun. the Hrv. Vernon Bandchestei N t D IC K P O W E L L ending the University uf Kentucky •i - uii . lurmeily of DeLand, hat I (n o ,,,, llie out uf town guests JA N E GR EER I been In charge. Dr. Harold and tne Morgans plan to ret mu to I,,, llo xx, , tiling weie Mi und lim lira, former superintendent, Sanford in about two week-. M 11\ IC.I \I I S i n ,In, M>- Silx.i ,,( lint let, |)i uml .Mis. nuw has charge of tha Fred Finch Mrs. Nettie Tlllia left yesteiduy ,Mi». Ri«hui,l Arnold Silver, the („iim i .Mi-- ll in \\ lll.lll-OII, Sxxdimi ,,| L l k l u i i t , Miss l ' m i y of Children's Hume In Oakland, Calif. afternoon for a sis week.*' wait whose mulling, to Dl'. Sliver of Roche-lei, N V »o ,1, , velll ,,( Savannah. Mi und Mi* D iu p e r Recent Inquuvements at th* with her son-in-law and daughin. vest.'iday uf lei noon at 5:!tll o'clock 11I ilic t u - l I ' m h i , inn I 'lullell and Mi— |i,,i<oli) D m p f i of Lake Metliudlst Home Include refurnish­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Da via ainl After -i»'iidiiig sometime a t Daytona llo a i I, In C o lo r Ctirlooti — N e w s — Chiltlreii I inlet 12 I tee • ,1 M l- Sli W a le -. Mi n i k I M i * .Mat shall ing uf the kitchen Including th* family in Indian Head, Mil urn! v c will enjoy u tom of Indiana and t'anndii »„ 1, >, , ' l ii i ii i n ,: to Sm ith C o m p le te Show s 7 : In «V !l:.*|ll — Unlit ni \|min 111III|,u. .Mr. and Mis. ndiliilun uf a new dish washing Mr*. Gustl* T . Maxwell m A le x ­ llm lie -l.i wheie tiny plan tu make then hum, .link " d k i n - m i , .ll Iilul Mis Kd T H E S IA M 'S "M O V IE l M t E lt iiiiichllip and ^egctahle peelers. andria, Va. She was arcompaifcil w in d Rnh uidsoii of I Ilia uilo, New cows a ir being added to by Mrs. M. L. Tlllia uud -on. l i f u i i 'i "d k iu -iin of Duxtmiu SANFORD - ORLANDO HIGHWAY ihe herd nl thr dairy and only Clark, who will visit with M i. Mi'll, ii ihe heat registered Jerseys ar* Maxwell for a week hefoie ieIS in, In,led, m ik I Rev. Bandertun. Ths turning home. ■laity now ha* 20 cows, all of In m u ,,| tin* loxellfsl of the sea* shall Slllllll •• them good milk producers, k new ttch week-end uf rraulat mot tun | |j|lM|GI, -l-ti'l nf! burn Inn. been built fur storage picture feature films. Kail) 111 -mi’- xx,,I,lings, Alls* Kllsalieth ll...... ixil lll ll t i l lx| t.i. Itllll.I \|hi uf hay. 1;■$ I the summer an Klk-ipunsoird |o, Kllcu 'A ilkinsmi. ,laughter of Mr. A.I, ., 1 ..i 1\ . f .. ......... ..I. Orlumlu iluuur* recently pre- nlr was enjoyed at Sun l.uioio und 'I i - luck Wilkinson, liecume \\.*I t xl.'lt! lx,il y> \\ 1 .. | lute Him ! Un I,tide of Dl Richard Arnold »l“ — ' I. MS. I •I* » |l lllll. Itllll III seated u modern Ire cream m aking, Springs. Itl-sl Aill! machine und a (reeling cabin*!) There ate very few orphan- at Hiixci .,f Rmhcstci. N Y., son of 'll.. M l’"'S » hi *!• . Ll • *•••!liti.*.! to tlie Home. th* Horn*, according to Rev .Hand- Mi and Alls. Ralpli Silxci of Hut- lilt r. t Im,. I lit ill I Hoys and girls work at th* print erson. Most of th* cldldien . >nnc lei S .1 Tlie double ring cere- M ' • iiiitnx wo* pci fm nii'ii yesterday ft l i t . . •I It )>•x| lllll. lull, in i'll shop which mining other things from familUs broken hy sickness uftcl noon at 5:.'lti o'cha'k by Dr. x.l IM M.x Inil ft lx.Ml. mall prliitu the Florida Methodist Con­ or divorce. The average -in;, of K l» Hiowulee id the Fiist I’r**-- dl. a y a w a y s e a s y a s I tn-y • and i I luiMp A i l ference paper. children is three years, although h xlc iiu n f l i n t d l . I l||l 4 | * < ' t l I 11-sill I hint t nil** In order to comply with slat* some remain as long us 12 >eui*. At xi nut- ol wlute gladioluses Uml \|t Sm •tl.1'* Inih »|i i . i t\.i •if laws, a chlorinatur has h*en ord­ Many children stay until mo m weic used willi ferns und palms inli' Mi-*- ' i iy I i i hum Im ered for tlie swimming pool, said both paients can re-**tul>hsli thin agin, ui llie church. Tlie flower* I'm nn • l xl \ x 111>At t luttl'l •* Rev. Sanderson. homes. i ' c Ih Silvi'i n ' ^t nmit puims and greenery Recreation Includes th* showing One of the most pleasant homes xvliirh wedding lit If I. Imt d Svvihm I n l I- Ik | * ' ‘ Hie ' - Uti in Entrriirift# U that of Mi und vows wetc exchanged by candle- hi,, 1 |m| mid ti-*l»eiB 11u11 v { | Nra. Rob ert L. Com who drive light. The family px-w* were j,,.,. Ii , M.i. L i li'vHi.tul. Ii . KIi ! with night shifts closed. lo tha E m *x Studio in Ban ................................. ...r uiurkeil with sprays of white <tf |,x I. I I . ' I. nnd l*« • I *•.•!*••• of j Slicing winds caused heavy _____ with mhII ii j iik, \\ ««i. damage. A t _______________ Lynn, Mass., _____ beach,_ ford. Loraltd on • 10 arrr tiucl iiiuMonM und ( i n i» » PWPW • 9C1K|»P»' Hl.xl Im i .if I It.-. oot Rprtlon of roof was face« ih# lak« in thr 10 room iilihotm. *0 * vii25-foo n f “»•!• Itlllll VI* I from Roland’s Restaurant and howm, which was purrhascnl sev-i \v«dditii( music wus ieiidere.1 Im.h* u . •tl « i . |».' Wit tl • carried 75 feel across the strsat.I*ral yaara affo from Mrs. Kliiabetli |,v M i». <.«*orR«> Tuuhy wliose !m I lie*11 Wl'll* 1 nerly owned .............. Included “Ti* a Wild Rum 1 Meanwhile another day of hot*1Fowlaa, who also foi marly * . . weather . II Jlllll ll.'l lit' | Henson Springs and “the Henson |,v .McDowell: "Th e Swim”, Hiimi humid appeared- • in pros­ *’ I* I Im III l.li1 Haens: anil "Kumeimoi Ostiuw pect for most of the Southern and Springs Hotel. tt mi r I Rulauisleiii. Stanley Himnley sn> g Mr. Cbx has hull! .* long dock .... Fast-Central states. H.$fI uni: | Tfieo" and as ••> Home purls of the hut belt gut into the lake and enjoys boating Grieg's "I l.ove• The ir Inin.* a measure of relief from thunder and fishing. He lias u fine flock Hciu'dictlim, The lands I'ra x '■ showers, Imt lemperatuies In lh e ,"f chickens and lucks und quite Dining the service Mis. I,,ni brood nf pig* III u tinge fentv.l »"fHv plnyed ' D Petfex'l l uve n high Nil's and tlO's were forecast. t.-’iiii* the xveddlng maielies by Menu, Mcunwhlle, cooler air spread in­ in area. The Knterprise W,,mini's Clulxl ""4 l-"li*'ngieli weie nseil to Ihe Northern Plains states while temperatures aver most of has been active during the past i The lirijle wus Kiv**'* • 4111(1 IIK tlie Midwest were around normal. season under direction of Miss J jj, ' " ' ' l ,,, T l i .i . i4innir ili.* The mercury hit above 100 in Helen Hnodg.a*. p.e.ident, •"<>; vhl.'niu.qni.eUe over hln.l, .... ■ i-t. ’) F U L L I H H 'H L K H K D S IZ I parts of Kansas, Nebraska and has recessed for the summer *aa-|T | fashioned xxut, ., . ImII i ltd.I 1 Texas yesterday. i )*•»h uml • son. Among its activities In the m, r,|H|M.U l. y„k,. outlined wok ) F O U It Y E A H L A I 'M I I H M M AI \l MM*' Light rain fell In the Central spring were a flower show, and an , j , |s0|n( |uct. Insertion, s lic i. . . .1 Wl'll 1 Plains and upper Mississippi Val­ entertainment put on by th* A th - puff ;uff sleeves, N|,.,.Vos. n a nmldeil molded laalicx'. bodice. a u,„! I H M O O T II S U F I F IN IS H i\«i cfiii ley today. enian Club of DeLand. u wnistl.iiml uf the heaitni-d This is the first year during its 1#t.v T |„. Mkirt featm T O H N H E M M E D S l ’/ .E " i w i IN « II ---------------S I N I O ltl) i ) t ( 1 \ \ | 11 1 1. |» Ii) years of operation that the eif H,.v,.,ul mws nf the lace nisei club has belonged io Ih* State I tlo„ and tupeied into u short Han 1 11ll N ( I N 1 1 \ 1 if, \ ! , > i Ledeiatlun of Women's Clubs. I j„ jjlt. |,nrk. / t i l l I I \ S l l 1N l U U M IU The I T A numbers about 200 (>„ |,uii was a net tins is fm member* In Enterprise and dur- |n)„.,| at eui h side with tiny p""' mg llie yeti sponsored Improve- poms of Rose I'lik.lt luce. The Im HO S Q I ' A K K ijienls at th* school lunch room gertlp veil was outlined with , snd a number of entertainments. hand uf lace uml site wme u siugi' strand Green Hprings and its beautiful ........ .. uf ... .pearls,. a ..gift uf *•« pirrilc grounds Is being improved bridegroom. Hh* carried a 1 hy Jack Russell, owner, who I* iiuet of white and laveodei glut Nexx I 'll 11f t It** sddlng to th* lit* of Ih* swim.. N e w Low I’ r u r Mi ming pool. Tlie matt mi uf ntnior, »l !*■ nil's und S.illtla H o r i-U n M i A ll I :ts| ( iilin s MDtck U p N o '. I 'n u i i i '* Lo w I 'l le.' HI/* JHix 12 liitli L By B ID H E R L O N H S is k : M A K I A O A T I H I O H T M O W FO A The C IIU I i IhkI,,,, ii I hii put MftW Iri th ill grade hlhrllllg pruvilillllR. 'I'll, ugi'iirs ,|r, „|,'d lo prohibit kliipping even a higher grade of frr>di oi piorcxHcil fruit iimlcr a label regiklered f»i aome lower laliel Honda raniiri* have oppoxed •Its* new rltriia law luigely heratiee nf ila guide labeling pruviainne. Coiigrmminn flerlonjr ReportH f put $30,000 in a special the City's use in building [ « anything else which the •'might think advisable. See­ rs ago the Rotary Club I pool is No. I project. House at TaiOO. Reported in than UHgan and the Jayciet made out again for a sandwich. Sack No. I project. But the pro- to thg,Floor for tha. ergumanU, Not* at long last have beta let for the Fort (iirls Compete For Miss Atlantic Title 1 ; Ih done. h P e rso n a l Social Calender ..... II i i i ,'all ,'xplaliied is furred they may tie destined to even grenter heights, though it may lake gome rent nries of hardship to prove il , A ll nl 111 like In tiiliilrinil (be l evil. ol big business and blame all ills on llir wukrdnrss <>l laiyr _ aralinns. bid wr somelitnes l«ipet that only llnoui’b mass prialurjltn could llir priies „l llir tilings buy be liitingld will,m iratli ol porkrtlimiks, I’arkanl Muliif Co. teveals that sime 1924 llir of steel lias inueasril ri 1 per­ i l ' Ihe piice n( iron 12/ prtcrnl. Fte*. nl cupper 711 peicrnt, and Oft with all llie oilier malrtials l l go into llie uinle-up ol a ekard auloumlulr rxrrpt iiilibri, eg. 27 prrrenl. and aluminum i Mjfccnl. Neveillirlrss, llie piice Packard auhminliilrs lias tlinp' Irom $4,br)0 m 1924 to $2,'today. And ibli was accompliwages were being raised jg ’ Packard (aclniy hum 71 In hnur In l.h'r nn Imur. _ nliliral cnnlml under Sorialpvernmrnl Lr.it dial? JU M P ON, THE J 08 Citrus Ads r A nd £rUn Palmar Ray— Society Editor H,r * Inil, hi,, of fruit Wniltil Is* , omlrtiiiii'il if ui, Ii mixing of fruit | percent nl ll,,- mm pieln llir .polls anee while the Allieninas were htiilding the Parthenon and page, hid milv > pen m i „| llir reaping the profits nf Aegaean commerce. True. England has already enjoyed a period of npei lni u women. Ami wluu ii mmes in ,u|s. 32 percent ol llie woinrn s.iul they .1Inr world leadership, and this leatls snrno people to snv e nd III,Ilr lime iruilim; llir .ills I hat they have hail their day. However, if Toynbee's thesis n anylliint: rh r in the p.ipn. r/ 7GET THE Cxei'lin Invnk <'inniii iinim|<« have iillliuiinced Kiev will press fni purlin metiliiry pruvisliiiis permilling slide i'miiI imI nf n|| rhlireh finances, ii|ipniiiliiiriitx nf priest • nmi hlshnps nnd milking the cleigv ilepenilenl iipmi llie slide for ml nries. The gnverniiieiil nlsii rlniliis the light In I'miiI im I nil i eligliiils eillli'HHull nnd In reipiire leglslintinu nf all rhiirrh plnperlies. C lin ,. Publitily seekets wlm ,lrluut.lv Those who four Hint the Hrilhih nation idn never lift prefer OttP PARC III Mllfdlier (<IMI.ll Its feel from the mice of its present economic Irnuhlca. unit iy P-SC O ne) ili,mill lie inleteiled Hint the future of the |ieu|ile wlm have made Hiirh a ulir in la the rrstill■* III .< terenl tnivey llie world ever aim'd the time of Queen Kliznhcth can he condtKlrd by llie .School til |nut- not (dug hui bleak, may lake annie comfort from Ihe dmn a lii* at llie Umvetsily ol low.i, tiiuiuiiihed hlHtorian. Arnold .1. Toynbee. T w ttW -ln u t percent ol tbe men .. , ...... - .......... ...................................... Hitt iheniH, a hit overaitn|iHflc<l, in that a tnngher en hrttfvieweil te.iil tbe (toid p.tge v iro m iie n l calls fo ri it m ore e ffo rt front the people w h o mum firat.but 24 p m cut ,,l die women , it) ii, u n til I hey fin a lly snrpasH th e ir neighbors w lm are prtfer (lie «ooeiy page, twelve per- " " l i n g on m ore lush acres, cent df llie mm si,ui widi die e d it-1 T h e A th e n ia n Golden A g e , To y n b e e |>olnln n u t, came •rial page, ami so do 7 peiceut nl , , ' l , ’r1 11 J""K m ill hit te r H trilggle w ith lean Httll nil a ihe women Twelve p m m i „ l die *n, ' ’ I»i ’ h I h iis Ih denuded by ce n tu rie s o f eroalon and d cin r■M n'r*ailibr,,,im , s li.s ilu iio i.lv 2 ' ’" W '* " )'- N o a r-lty Roetin, w h e re l h « soil la y deep in broad percent „l the wiiuieu. Nineteen valleys anti llie swine were fat, wallowed In well-fo4| iKi,„r . “k foieign policy. lie >sid he could not give any ' Imt wrut on to say that the lllair I Inns,■ meeting was relatively unimpmtsni 11 (nought together the heads of the State and Defense Depart­ ments, lienenil Dwight II. KisenImwrr, and holli Democrulie and itepiihlicmi liudera in t'ongiess. Also attending were two men whose i.lrnlily w h s not dlsrloseil. \v hilr Itmise polire would not per­ mil snv pillules to he made of those enduing the meeting. As to the news “leaks" si,out Ihe meeting, Mr. Truman said H t i s l l s i i r M I 'r i i m V m a r lin e r Hull's riMp will he III.... I f I.son.oon. w ith win mill in his voire that it This fund mid idlier iipernting was the fiist occasion on which ciishs nl llie I'Minininsiim m e rnisr>I any persons invited In a White •iy pel him luxes on frirnh slid House meeting had leaked to the press. He did not like il. he add­ rnum'd fniil. And die technli'nl regiilntinns In ed. guide Hie n i l ii.s industry in follow- ! Asked if he knew who it was ing mil i iovi'i mmi Warren's tHste llml leaked, he said. Yes, he did. lie was asked if that person lest rill us law will IS’ hernme effedivi' Aug. I. The ('ilrus ru m - would altenil a second While missiiin yeslerdiiy iidupled Ihe re­ House ronferenre. Mr. Truiiinn said lher< had lieen guild iMter, ..... i n errand ronferenre. H r would not T il , rnliilllikxloil ii,|,l, — ADDED— 1 r " 1not rommenl further. 'glllulmo nftei il* |iiilillr inerting Comedy— “ I'.M ,\ Monkey's I'nrle" Conrhiding to* renmik*. lie nekTnewlav mi,I iiglilrm'il another, Hpnrl— "Heat (If llrerd" Il lurk,'ll Oil a proviaiun that e«t the ni'wapaper men to Im* pat­ lliiiiintnr,- fim l cannot lie mixed ient until all the riim»re are floor­ ' with go,i,I fm ii in a cannary, ed, •ii'otge t'op,'tun,I of H ip Statq S o c ia l PAGE TH R E E P enney 's ' W vifir WkiL':,: *•t 'jBwftq’k. idwVlr A! ■i l / t / ' i L 4 i , i * . . 4 VXkB- . -o A B k.. m b . t a t s y t t i ; i : M W ’tl m T wcx...,„ vl ■W -W h VT. „tS - ------------------- �1 P A G ft F O U R TH U R SD A Y JU L Y Sanford Giants Drop 3 To 0 Contest To DeLand Red Hats NOTICE Duo to a fun! itif*»rt*ran. I am forced to aell mv Amoco Service .Station. I wish at thin time to thank all my frlemti anti curdomerft for their lialronairi*. anil hope that they will «how tin* Kano- ri»«i|Miiation anil kimlnoMH to Mr. VIIItill. Will m .i : . Hip now operntor, nit they ilifl WIH’IT I.K AM OCO S E R V IC E <Formerly SlnfftirtTN) W e invite >011 lo n im n in for frie n dly, efficient nervire our policy is to * .H A ltV K Y O U W I T H 9 llrllcr f.aiidlac' • f omplrlo l.ior id \ulnmohlle Arreaanrlea Aa a Irleodl) f.csioro of OihmI Will we aak you tu (eke ad tgfilfil'r uf lht*i aiti i/ntg ttffrr, G O O D T IIK M U G II H K I T . I7 T II hander Kit Cnnki" of tho Half . limited tho Sanford Hub to *ovon 'well arattorod hit*. | ToniKht the fiianta move to (»ilando for ono name with the SonJtora, amt It i* likely that l.ofty l.nrry Harry will draw the hill n»*iKnmrnt. Kd Davla him Itor-n named to handle the hill nx*li(nmont for Manaver fieorno Myatt'e Senator*. margin in Iho (xlnndrrx* dccixlnn nvi-r the Si-niilina. The win waa Iho aixli-i-nlh for f.nu flevil who kept Ihi- .Senalnra tlnwn with alx aafolica. ll tiink .Si Antru.afinr> 10 Innlnifa In nu.ii- mil Ihr- t,r-cxhurg tlndgrr*. tfnn Vikc pltrhrrl thtoo-hit hall fur nine inning*. When ho walked tho firal limn in tho ti-nlh, Stan Karpimkl tank nvi-r In rotlro tht* aiila. l.ccdmig hail Unit the Kami- up in the ninth whon Viko InM hi a onntrnl, walked four men and allowed all infield hil. The Saint* hriMijrht tin- wintiitiK tun ni-tuxa on a hit Iciliniaii and two Tomorrow evmlnff the flianl* |day hoata to the Sena and Salurdny night Manager llal ftrula-r will lead hi* park of rookie* to Conrad Park In Defend far a twin attrartlon. Sunday night at lit:l. « \ n (f:00 n’rlnck tho Sanfordlte* moot tho Red Hata in the flrat Sunday flrueiilMK It* night game nf tho year at the UfHlIHV Jt» tIgrlm*.. i Municipal Park. • .Mar«he--i no The Red Hat* pushed two run* ftofitirll If arm** in the aecond Inning to IlnhertM It* llurrl-on •r {'« oonleat on Ice la*t night. Hurtnr. • Rod Roliert* opened the frame liy MAlrk if going down by way of tho atrlko. Cooke. |i mjt rnuto, but Hoh Harfiaon work- A % \ K f l l l f l ..I Joe RchulU for a walk and A (• iM'.st T’ickct tu Movicland Ride-In 'rheatre for I dollar’H Worth of trade with iih. (Tlrkol Mini he -**i om parried >.illi ctpinl value llrket parrhaaed al box offirr) (■ oimI Except Suinlay* and Holiday* W HITTLE AMOCO S E R V IC E -Mil S. DARK AVENUE Pillshur^li Taint Trices Cut! Sint |itoof House I’ainl U allhide all Paint Morhldr Floor Enamel U alei-Spin Enamel U alei spar Varnish Huy NOW at New Lnw TriceH n • ,. j 1 ,1 r. 3 ,! « J I a { J into left field to aend Harrison ’ acroaa the plate with what turned ‘ out to ho the game winning run. « Mruening doubled to left-center ! field to chase Dunne home, hut i.ijoktt wa* thrown out at the I plate, attempting to acorn from 1 firat on tho play. Rruenlng added the final ta'ly I uf tho tilt in the aeventh. He I" "lapped ona of SchulU’a right- I handed slant* over the left fluid wall for a home run. ia The Olanta were fortunnte! I enough to get men on firat hare w with none nut in the aecond } through aixth Inning*, hut w -.e . nnnhle to provide the punch to { bring the runner* acroaa the pinto. Sanford hatter* hit into font dmihlo play* lo ii**l*t the Del.iiml In ......... . inning the ,: Dianta londcd (he sack* with one Sl man down, hut failed to aeon- n. 11 l.en Matte wntchi-d a third atrikt-1*1 go w hin ing by, and Tom m y r .i -'H i la Ido pnppeil out lo right field. ' m Meanwhile t)„. loop I.-ailing lialneavllle C-Men were the I ll vicllm* of Iln- I'alntkri Axnlei.i; Hie Dnylnmi llearh (alandeii nosed nut the Dilamlo Seim lois.l1" "nil Hi. Augustine -rlged lhe|*d M'l-sluig Dodger*, 1-3. Ki f.’heatcr Covington was tile I " I1 Orange Bowl To Be j Increased Soon I PITTSBURGH PAINTS look, b e t t e r longer * AM PLE P A R K IN G — thk MIAMI, July 21 (/T1— Th« Orangi- Howl /.rating c«|mcily will In res K.tat# of Victoria SI. Thuraton ho ilim-H»od III rtii.noo in linn- for Iho Now Yeur‘n Hay gam,in tm^AU. hi "* |, 11 i county CIlKIHTunH V K n un UK- a n ii VHSpAX fflLTJjfJMR Hriiiliioli* County. Hnrliln, n( hi. nff|.-* In Ih* rourl hnu»* „f County nl Hanford, Florida, ttnhln •iKhl rHlrnitur month* (nun i,„ limn »f thn flrnl piltdlraHni, llil* nnllcn. Knch rlalm nr ^n.j nhnll h» In writing, mil rhall M*t» |h* placn nf rrnlili'lii ,* m ill nlfIn* ndilrum nf Hi" claimant, nnf nhnll l» nwnrn In l*y tli,- I'lnlinnni hlii ag.nt, or hi* nimrnry. ami *>,, nuih claim nr ili-itirtiiil mil ni*.| •hull h" mill. UKOftllK TilIfllHTi »N | An m lminimrniwr nf ui. * Knlnln of Vlrtnrln M. Tlnirnlnn |lrrra * * -d H im inilillrnllnn July 31. I'll, Row Brews- Over Officers Installed As Shrine Meet Ends Painting School j i ■ , MrInto* h 030 000 no*— 3 10 IN TIIK CIIU’IMT COOIIT. NtNTII .trtilCIAI. CinctTIT. IN ANI» Ki.lt S K Ml v n l. K COl'NTV KI.<>ltl|iA IN ClkANCKIIV NO HTANI.KV MA It It I. ..N Hl’KNCKIt Ihiii m ilt fur dlviirrr him hrrn filed HgilltlNt lull |M Illr Clf.ult Court In itm l for Mnnltifilr Cminty. Klorldn in Chart* »ry. by HlAnlry Morion Hiniiiir You Mr* hrrrtiy rri|tilrcd In file % r«»|ir H|»prArAnrr " Ith the Clerk ».f psiltl Court In the County Court IIoiipa aI Ham* f**r»l Klttrld.t on nr liefnr* thr JRtli tiny of August, A. D. IR4t. *>r drfnult will hr eiiterr«! Ngulrint you. iitul unlit shiiph h III prorerd rl |u«rte IT IH IIKIIKIIY iillflKHKO thAt thl- tiotlif. tie itiiMIrhrd onrr A »ie.-U fur four rtiriprciitlvr weeks In M»e Hittiford Herald, a tteWP..f ircsie-rnt # Ireistntloll. Hull* l»»r.l Klnr Ida. U SE D T R U C K S WIT.NKHH 1D47 Ford Panel 1941 Ford l ‘/ 2 Ton Stake 1910 Chevrolet 2 Ton Stake 19:16-1940 '/2 Ton Ford, Chevrolet & Dodge ST R IC K L A N D M O R R ISO N , IN C. mv liAnil amiI p«rl of Paid Court, thlp thr day of July. A It 1949. o C 11KIlNIM).N C|»*rk. Clnult Court Hanford. KlorliU 1947 1946 1946 1935 1938 FOR SALE I Solid MnhoKutiy Dining Koom Snili- ronaiMling of K rhnirN, llnffct & Tnltlt* I .Mahogany Chest‘of Drawers I Mahogany Low Hast- Dresser with large glass mirror \ FNC P R O T E C T I O N FOR STRAIGHT, SAFE DRIVING GET OUR AUTHORIZED tins E. FIRST ST. JULY CLEARANCE PIECE (iO(V)S LA D IES’ W EA R 61 D E L IV E R Y gauge Noseam APRONS A ll Rayon, fine weave in solid colors, rug. 60c ytl. 16 Denier Nylons •:«t I mim t n l U tp * M * f* i .r n e r n l N r « r m « r K mm H^Ini lr*» of t'onntv •*..mrn|p»lonrrp • Hilary Clrrk of the M*Mr.I of Count) CoinmlAp|nt»rr« and County Audltm H^Urv of Hb|»er % -|»or *'f llrglrlm tIon Hhrriff fur Attriol Ing Hoard Hrttarv Cnunly Hrt%It e IIffleer and Kiprlirre ■ *M||lllii«a|olU t.» Ta^ \MM«t»r * Detroit Pays Final Respects To Murphy • ’o | i n n l w « | o t | n m «AND STEiftjNG CHECK-UP Starts Friday, July 2 2 to July 3 0 I.jno oA I Ibiiiltlr Ht••••*wt•••I St )!••«* I t^fiiui on The average rainfall nf On Mnjuw- Dr.erl I* five tn *ix in rhe* a y«ur and thr tentperaluii there In aummer frenuently rr-Hcli e* 120 ilegree* convention today with a tiuaine** aeaalnn nnd formal in*lnilnti>m >>f We re Cleaning I louse! A ll merchandise is lafan from our regular slock and of feted lo you at these remarkable Savings in order to save us the job of taking inventory. to Trti Collntor lle|itilr« to Court t|oi|Pr fanllor Her» he l.lglilp. Karl and Water 1n«oirAtl<*r tmIdentaI* Cxp.it «*i- of Kle. tlolli A ltei:l«t rat loll \.|%erH«lng r•••(Illred liv I.NM legal Hrrvlrr* and Kvnmpra I**’r Idrill and tr ix*'1lng e«|irn*ew ••f County •'oinitilpplonerp •teiiei.it Hfaflonrrv 111 M il. * Huti|dlrH M'aatlaa** Trmm Paa* Han the one *urvlvor a* Lawrence llel linger. 31, ami the dead n* I’nttnl man (iillictt llrnwn. Willie ltd linger, Edna Park*, John llaskei villi', and (Itla Teral, all of Itnh wav. The arcidenl haptn-ned about 2 46 A. M Police an III the truck un­ owned hv Ihe W. T . Cowan Tiae* port Co,, of llnllitnnrr, Md. WHEEL ALIGNMENT Host: in Tils- Mill 1**1 liHiitr» will Itp con ,.t nlslnrrsl .uni nrtnit upon, the lltid k•• m lo|itn1 nn«1 tin- mlllngn for Hi** t•■ml yrnr rnAuIng nt * i|«* Itngolsr \d|ournrd MnnMiig n |n w .ilit II. ..r l to hr hrl.l nl tlir « our • lloiin** In Hnnfonl. Klorldn. In' ' * * unilAt |dn<r of mrrttng of PAH ► r ltoi«ril •*»» \itgi|pl Mb. C*IH. nl Five Killed Ford Fordor Ford Tudor Mercury Tudor Ford Sedan Dodge Coupe »• All of Ihe shove ran he seen at Central Fla. (fuiek Freeze & Storage Flant on lilt It Street A home run l.y Eddie Lichen* that cleared the Rruii'litiMf i| in '»■ Jnlv 1H||, ri|!» D E T R O IT . July 21 <A1-Thl* city, where the late If. S. Supreme Court Jiiatire Frank Murphy’ t fame >H-gan, paid Ita final ropert* tn him today. ••• Relative* of the Jnriat. who died of a heart attaek here Tuesday at the age of 60. consented to let hi* hodv lie in atate nt the Detroit Cltv Hall from 10:00 A. M. 2:00 P. M. Many reipieata, including one from the city council, led Justice Murphy’* l.rothor. Recorder’* Judge flrorge Murphy, nr^ a i n ­ ter, Mr*. Marguerite Tenhan. to change their earlier plan and give thr public a chance to view tluhotly of the famed lllicral. I Divan Sofa and rnisrellnneniis chain A- (aides I Mahogany Slndoni Desk Estate of Dr. S. I'tileslnij _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "Legal Notices Ihr U SED C A R S lia-k Cincinnati with aeven hil*, '.VI. walking none. The jutli HKAI. I ll.'f.Viw1 • Imparl and nd|uit Im J r and faa-aut af whaali N • In.pad king pin*, drag tlnka and Ita rad and* far leoianaxt — llohtan wbara naadod UnviHi i •iiluiriliiic.s 0 K iit tlii'i 0 Shni'kskin 0 |,iii-t|o-t tu r i lo th • 0 Slntli'i lltlr T I 'uni x S i /i -i* *1 If ,. I.Jua no 0 0 cSs e s ( iu.’iranleed Values to 111.95 S E M IN O I.E C O U N TY pan M (H (llt.S Sum m er Sheer Prints reg. values 00c yd. SLIPS Pastel colors * . J jjA Pastel Print* GOOD USED CAR - f r f g Lace trim m ed Rayon Stripe C ham hray, reg, 49c yd. P A N T IES ..And IT’S A HONEV/ Rayon, regular irx sl/es lubrication Men. ANKLETS ■ •* • Th> «• cool evening* are Ideal f.u i ' t IHIIN.E 1 a A 2 il'M.r aedan. This car i* like new in every reaped PLYMOUTH 2 door irdan. iiunx perfectly, clean Indda, new pnint THIS METHOD HAS KEVOLUTiONIZED ItA IT CASTINd. VARIOl'S CONDITIONS DETER­ MINE THE TYPE AND COLOR FLY MOST SUITABLE!. F O U N T A IN 64x64 Plastic T n h l e Cloths, Printed reg. 1.49 vnliio ford J H ton pickup, Naw paint, good m o t o r glyea wonderful g a a ntlltaga, fl.60*IB tlraa. DODGE . Special l**l« a line HEKVKE **nd»lrhe* 0 I'lr* 0 Ire-mid I’op ami rake* F«l alt Evening of I'lcnMire atop at 2(IH Magnolia A vev TODDLERS’ SUN SUITS Prin ted o r Plain dish towelH, reg. 29c value Largo Lam ps, n e g T l.a o value Special | | c Basque a t r I p o Polo S h irta alzea 2-8 reg, 49c Chinn Ta b l reg, 4.9H value Sanford Bowling Alleys mm S i /ph 0 16; 10 -2 0 ; I D . ’ I P rints. S . iII.I h anil Slri|M>* JU S T A R R IV E D White Platca, reg. value Large Selection o f Favorite FLIES Men’s Straws Recnlar value 1.49 Special | .29 MEN'S SOCKS • STREAMERS • POPPERS THE LATEST IN FISHING TACKLE Genuine w r a p Rayon Slack Hoae, mercerised cotton lope, heel and toe, reg. 29c value 8 pr. for |.0 0 Extra large, fine quality all white Men’s 8port Shirta m ton truck 8.86x20 tire*, two tneod axla, a bargain i t R IN A LO R E S - D R E S S E S' nnmon*lr*l|on Anant and Kx/wna.a M I-1— Olh.r Kit/*//*** Total Apnrnprlaltnn* T H E O P E N IN G OK % C A SH A N D JO R D A N SK A T IN G R IN K Directly behind r Boye’ Ribbed Polo Shirta aolid colors, reg. 60c BtrlcklanH, — Morriaan Inc. \ 8m ‘J B . tTvffftlttvft j t ' C locatton aa last year Skating Dally from For Health and Pleanure . . . C m I l l l l ^ S 3*5 l inn m i 1 (no on I.inn on 2 Heaaiona In Eve. Beginning at 7, last through 10:80 P. M ' SPECIAL SUMMER R A T E S a # # • • • • * * • • • • • • • • * • • a #* * • a a a * a a * * • # • • • a t a a a. a • •• a • aa t a a* a •• • t a ( M ( M M M M M * i M ^ M | ( a « « « a ‘ f a ^ i l ^ » * < A « a M i a i a a i i a a M M t t ............. ... MlIt nn n nK T • 7.7*1 IVMnal*. r.na*Mi Pabtlrllr raad Conllnnanrlra *1'V TOTAI. nnnor.T ... I ( M l XI g illn a V . r/*.xi/. Hrallh Paad I I I Salary rnuntv Phrairan. Cnnnlv Itrallh Nur«» and . I 17.nnn d" J lh*r M n.ni/. pnroprlatlnn* Samlnnta County tfrallh Unit ... (.(no nn Tout Apnrnprlallnn* IJ.innnn n.a.rva far ConOnnnaolo* I.TI«.nn t o t a i . nonopiT ..... i j i .j i i *7 ••aaaaaa# *50c Special Saturday Morning Rate for the Kiddies M l Mnlhnra P4«»lnn “ oral ApamnHaljnni TO TA L nripow r ... W lla w M R/h 1T1-1 . I t,7 lnnn 1.7|nnn I t,7lnm i /m flxraaa P*** Paad Rn-nrtl Rook*. Purnllot*. rixlur.a . Rdulnm.nt .. I J* xv.snn T q l(l AporoorUtton* .... J((7xn-> tfffA L RtTCOKT . « 11.17( 03 .Dan* and Or4*r»d In On»n S*-.Mon thla tht llth day of Juty. D. IM li "* H. B. Pop* rT/alriain nf thn Board at rmmljr tmiAi.t ■ Altaalt Cnmml.alon.r. O P. Ifnrndoa rk rh j . / l l ' / :*• r4 ^ - ^ v V ; a v m k ;i il SUN of tba Board nf SUITS $ / . o o (Unghdto Dolled 0 Percah’-i Si/es d months to I vt . .'1-6; <»-H BLOUSES SKIR TS Otic TnhU* V.’iIuph In llatlHle, French I'lep.-. l,.-tcale. Plunging Neckline*. Jewel Ilccklltiea, tail ■ ted and tare trimmed I » nnn nn ».nnnnn Couaiy CoamUaU0 ifa. . jx OallaiMMl Plapaaaaa W/Mhara Irulaa raad P M. D E P A R T M E N T : 9fl'lA Malnf*iiao>'» --r •M P.itdlrllV Total Apnrnprlatlon* ' \ Afternoons GOODS | Kuuln/i/.nl tool* ma*l/ln*rv **111-1 P'lr-I/*** n» Marhln*rr. *•/• III (1*Rolln*. oil*. "|C. 11* *A//ii*l*i ral Iv* K-xn.n*** 1(1 t1o»s MairrUI* 1(1 Pi/rclia** of Itlahl-nf Wav. 1X1 V. /,*/,.* ,,f Pron/rln* niahl-nf-War* 114 Parm.nl In /sir nt Sanford no 1*11 Tax noil Tolat Apnrnprlallnn* n.arrv* for r’nnllnar/ii-l*« t o t a i . nunnKT nul/axt*. K ,/.**./• > Aarlrallnral Paa4 III Halarv nf rm/alv Agaat and Kxnrn*** I I Inn in. •It•I Snlarr of limn* t o t a i. Ruff and Tumble Jeans 2 to R |.S9 pr. 15c CHILDREN'S tt.i.rv* for ('onMnnnnrl** H A PPY TO ANNOUNUK 9" C . ihIi'a. Only 25c I Free ailvlco l'll|'.e 9ftM S n l a r r n t l|o*i| Si/0 "r1n l* /n l* /i/ V/»« l.a lin/ n***rv* for PLYMOUTH TWO excellent trucks . . iM-ginnei* iliniiHM Lace Dollies ............. g< H E R E A R E M ORE GOOD H U Y S howling . ■ tin- H IT A Largs assortment dress print*, reg. 39c H OUSEH OLD IT EM S (t> : i 1/i i n t 11ni- 9n TOTAI. III'IHIKT .'.all/.. air* ./*// *"«* .»* R/Ma* 111 Pnal*i**rlna R#rvlc*a »d- 0 0 4 nnn •'rlmlnnl t*ri.**roO.>fia IX ? KV*il!na an.l Car* ... IS laon.rx 1*1 Ctlwll-.a ill Armorv 411-1 0 . ItenthPIgi I'upie (iiiai aid rod Value • t 1'1 I IX' It ora* Km . *"« X I.,,nr* K*** 12* Mill*/ KX|**lla** In T o d a y 0 0 s ses P***r*-* .,»r I’ol/llll«*/li'l** H A N D K E R C H IE F S 1 DON'T KNOW A GEAR FROAA A G JLifR ATOR... SO 1 RELIED ON Waffle I' 1111m> K••• • dUt . Ilolf • .1trkMft •'•..•III* llallir Mn| t|r|i0|f« *■ ' i»*m% ftt'iiilrl** '■*y ii hr| 11 U’ejfdt r hi I \I*•*r*•I»«|.|I|mIIm In ^♦ •HlhM il*. I'llllMlV nvif.tP iinir*| T* tal Vpnto|iilnl|nn« l|p»pn> f..r 4*(iVlt||V0# *f|i Ip* TDTM. Ill luJKT •UilmNlfit Emra nniI FarftllNrp With only twn event* nn the 111 Malar v .if J ii. h i IIp In.I*. day’a progium. moat nf the HO.imhI ... Shrincra here thlx week fur the .XIX Hilar. I'rnhaOxn n.»|.-ar Diamond Jubilee Convention head- il-l Milarv - I Iillrr 131 lUrrh ..f ClrcoO nd for home. Cnnrl K< *» Tho Bhrlncr*' atagcil ■tm'hrr uml I’lirt* mniomsth ami cdtnrful pafndr Ihnt 121 /•olllllv Jllrla*. night, fnllnwe/l hy cerefflenlc* In K*** nod l*o*l* lll-PN II. I-**.* Soldier Field. While anme 600.1MI 121 .IflN K*.-a *lnl f*n*l* n-non* watclieii Tueadny'* fix*•- 1?’. Hliorl.. KV*» nun lung pnrndc, the turnout for anil I'..ala In«f night'* parade and pngi-ant 12* I'linalalil**, p**a anil r*o*la wn« larger. X27 •’-..MlIV Pi na*,-oIIII* XOorn*v, i*.i„v|,-l I n n K ... Pla-lte Aproi Hotelier l.inen .>1/1 y tn » • Impact front whoal* far balnora Ill 2 tl; :)H-44 0 I'hamhravs •Irioll \\ nrk iIsherdl u .irk officer*. • Impact and ad|ui« HMftng p e • Impact braboa far drag I.iiu 'ii Dress To/* | A/i/tto,iriai|nn* 7#t' pr. u I tiled I it. kel Soil* In Pastel* and N.«-> # I ■ Impact and ad|uxl collar and cambar of whoal* P A G E F IV E Thr fulltiwing Is *n KnlltnAl* «' ihn nn •-m snry «nd nnlliuanr •* |irtifir« iind all ttpprlitl Al»d l«l nritlnari c*i»en«lHores rrnnnni% lil| nl ••>nt«n»i»l/4tr.t for Mrn»li»i*lr fount* KlorltU ft.r IK** fl"*-»l *«•»»* he ginning iVtnhrV l«t I'1IFrmllng Sr|»trmhrr mil*. lfM». Id i .«• lit*ill* t»V tl»r M oamI o' .... Count) Cordmlnnh'nrr** of ■ •[< < 'minty »«t * Itngutur Mrrtlng Itel* Legal Notice M A N N IK G A TES HAM ) 2, Alalen* rruihl mu«ti-r lint f/uir aafetli-* off Ororgc Full*, lint in the fifth. Contcrflrldrr Jim (irieve I got hi* aecond »lligl<- mill went to aecond on n aacrlflce. II.- icudicd Ihlrd on un error riinili- in an at­ tempt to catch him at .. . mid and xcored on a long fly. 21 -1/ 11 - HT\TK OK Kl.olttliA. IIIIEK TIMIM Vo| .\ III: IIK.ltK.llY NI»TIKIKI» Kiacnataeill, a ‘JH-ycx placed pi-r*on, got hi* become iriti-ii-*tcd in hnrae* la-cauai- of llilloi, Hlalork and White; Savage and > E S T E K D A Y ’H S TA H S lly A S S O C IA T E D PRESS Hank Sauer, Cuba— drove In all Chicago run* with two homer* *ml h iiiple In ll-inning 4-3 over Phil* , D*vi- Koalo, Olanta— turned July S A N F O R D F L O R ID A Approximately 1.600 men parti' rlpalril In the Untvcralty of Art*nna'a 17 apnrta intramural pro' grnni during I94S-4I*. MIAMI. C H I C A C O. July 2l-(/P>— Hhrlnera from nil part* of North Amerirn rnileil their 76th annual "••Ming fi.oiM i bond* nt Sfio chc non-|nt.-r«*t, revenue rertifiri Hondholdor* have been alloc *i-at* on a priority l,a*i*. l t„r THE SANFORD H E R A L D . |.|iilnttrr VP .maimisn .m ihuh : mpknceh I friiiIkM l M»m»: rt» %rrr.AH To .M rp .Murlnii Mmirr Miwrurr l*nrk» Hlrrrl l*r|»|»t*r••II Mlaein liimrtl m It. W. Deane, AiImi nisi rat or I'hune 32( FREE o r hciN M IIAVINO c l a im * .llANfm AHAINMT HAIH KHTATK: / .. . r ,„u. . I Toil anil each nf you are hereby intrnrl for aililmtf 6,000 xcilt-t .>•.11fI<<l anil rniiilreil |< > prevent wn.i let yoatorilay In the .linx-pn any rlalma anil ilemamla which f*. Mmictti of Miami for >"•*■ " r * l,h,r "f r® u. "’ *? have SIM Mmi*, ur l i i , . i aaalnal the dale of Victoria M. ii/i. VV,,,k W '11 he completed ( Th„r,|nn. .lei ea.rd. I.tr nf .aM in IfHi winking ilaya. i County, lu the County Judaa of SE N K A R IK C L A S S & P A IN T C O 112- 111 West Scrtinil Street coimit JUfMIK. BKMINOLB COUNTT. KI.OI1IDA. IN I’UOIIATK. I lino. j*' t> . Sue us for your Painting Needs— Reliable Painters Recommended Remember in t h k --------------- S EM I PRO R E s t’l.TS * M IAM I. FI*., Ju ly 21—(/p>. I « Florlila *tato ecml-pro lin*eliail.' t/iurnamonli 7 l.ongwood 010 fHK) 001— 2 0 I '• Miami 100 101 OOx— 3 H 3 “ It'Hiklyn, Fench, Tyro and I., i llcimi; f’arratt, I.ltx and Hardy. » KaOcrn Air I.mo* 000 220 220 N » 2 llialoah Oil 300 00*— 6 7 3 a f’hiigy. Newton (6> and lA?a? IHerman; Farkaa, lloggnor (7 ). i, lluka- (0 ) and Murf. a Pixie l.llly Miller nf Port , " Tampa 000 000 000— 0 8 fi1 3 a Legal Notice 21. 1 94 ft S L A C K S UI T S Regular 6.98 to 10.95 Values 0 S tru tte r ( loth 0 0 .Shantung Rayon Gabardine 0 Black Navy. G ri �II THURSDAY JUI/Y 21, 19^ THE SANFORD HERAU? SANFORD FLORIDA Eat-Rite Tenderay Beef Is Sold h Our Stores Exclusively r 0 2 fr » r ^ ) *e B H F THAT'S 6M /)M (D i# Sit# U. S. No. 1 South Caiolina Thompson Seedless GRAPES M ELONS Hon#y D#w _ _ CELERY Cubkn WHAT IB EAT - RITE TENDERAY BEEF ? Briefly Eat Kite Tenderay Btef i> fresh killed best mud* deliciously Under, without ex­ pensive, wasteful, ageing by tht government p a t e n t e d method_____________ N O OTHER BEEF fat Hit# Tenderay Beel SIRLOIN STEAKS 89e 98 ROASTS- 59c*69 Eat • Hit# T#nd#iay heel CHUCK Eul ■Rile Tenderay Brisket SO FRESH CAN BE 8 0 TENDER I IT'S GUARANTEED I 'f- BONE RIB Eat • Rite lenderuy Hamburger STEW - 35' BEEF - 49 A VO CAD O S TRY EAT IUTE TENDERAY BEET AT OUR RISK Fancy Virginia So dead aure are we the. you and everyone who love* t e n d e r , dellrloua flavorful beef, will acclaim Eat •Rite Tenderay a a th e "world’* |[«ateat meat discovary" that .it are offering It under a DOUBLE YOOlt MONEY BACK G U A R A N TEE if It’s not TOM ATOES Large Golden U. S. No. 1 BANANAS OnionH 21 lbs 15c Florida Juicy L IM E S Lemons 2-lhs 39c Cukes 2-IIih 10c tender EAT TfiTE“ TENDERAY NEVER PREMIUM PRICED Swift * Premium Sliced FROZEN FOODS G eorgia Peanut Hickory Sw eet. Grade A Sliced Swift1* Premium Rolled Vesl 01 l O W A R f ' A U I N t Thrifty Pork Cuts Agen Garden Run NECK BONES PIGS FEET . P1Q TAILS PIO EARS L Im G n u s 2 pkg. 89c 49c 33c 21c 29c Iflc 39c TONGUES ML Vermont G rade A. Dei 2 pkg* 49c D IX IA N N A STRAWBERRIES 12-oa Snow Crop Orange Juice CONCENTRATE lo o Agen Frozen BROCCOLI pkg. Reedy To Fry FROZEN SHRIMP pkg. DEVILED CRABS 2 lot Grad# "A* D ressed & Drawn Quick Fro ten OCEAN SH lsM P lb. R. PERCH FILLET lb. POLLOCK FILLET lb. U R G E MULLET lb. DRESSED WHITING lb, FRESH SCALLOPS lb. ii D1X1ANNA Turnip A Drawn Quick Frozun-Lb 33c lie Murgold Colored 01 m Querteri lk . 29e Solid Pack Ballard l i l c i l i i 2 p k g i. 27c Phils. Cream Me B r il-H Ix l 79c 4«c Quarter Pack Ic d l-M lx t lk . 3 3 c C k i i i i 2 p k g i. 31c Daley lk . 3 6 c C k n ic lk . 39c ANGELUS Shortening Marahmallows 3-lb cun 77c Creams So Easily! W elch's G rape Made In Florida 6 Botlla Carton Da posit Extra Dixie Darling Rye Dapoait Extra 6 Bottl# Carton Chill Pow der Teenl# Weenie CHOOSI M O M OUK TEMPTING Butnble Bee Brand VARIETY OP MAIN-DISH PLANS Chocolate Frosting THAT COMI IN CANS Cs.tlebsrry Brunswick S ls w Ns. 2 No. 901 Ldbby Qoldsn Swset No. IM Del Monte Diced C irr o li g l. C m Swaniort Ciilsktn No. 2 Del Most* Tomato J ilt s c u c u No. 2 Lend O' Sunshine T m m Im Libby Cornad i c u 18c 15c With Vegetables-Auilkx Tall Cana Kretschmer 11-ot. Wheel KaUoM>a 10-oe. Rai.ln H e r 18e 1 x>t .\ r ■>lkr.5 •* ■ M y lM i 1 V g*LJrS i 1#*** ijfervpp; ;v* m /% , -wim ■ �■- Section Two P y r m - . v - r r i r * ----------- fflc it ^ a t t f o r f r __________ • ________________ f rumna m r Navy Man Admits Beating, Robbing Army Sergeant EaUbtlnhod 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Avert Transportation Tie-Up few Auto And Four $100 B i l l s A r e Reported S t o l e n A AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER TH U R SD A Y Promise Of Civil Fights For Spain Remains Promise JU LY aUl J 21, 1W»‘» Section Two South Urged To Operate Plants Idled Since War Afterm ath Of Explosion On The Siegfried Line 10 Years After War, J Martial L a w I s 1 Still In Effect P IT T S B U R G H , Ju ly 3 I-< > P > 22-ysar-old tailor, arrested a- NPA Shows Development Handi­ capped By ‘Freeze’ Ht LOUIS NKVIN M ADR ID , July a i-l/ P l— Generallsslmo Frandtco Franco pruinlsed Spaniards font years ago to respect batlc civil right*, but the promise I* *1111 only a promise. Mme than ill year* after the civil war, martial law la itlll In effect Military court* try peopl# withiml Jury. A Spaniard who orle» ' long live the republic" It charged with ■•atiacklng the security of the state" and I* liable to 30 year* imprisonment. Another who strike* for u higher wage also I* “attack­ ing the M-ruritv of the state" and liable lo .'ill yra it since ihe end of World War II, in.urvei. such penalties are are ir,ei\ed foi militant communist*. Socialist* or anarchiits engaged in active, oiganlied opposition. The ordinary .Spaniard get* two or five , years fm hi* uuthuist of political H O M liltr a in u iN t i of Hiusin Geni.ei.s wonder about the ruins of their town aftci an aiiiiuiltiltlonlUiiiiim l toiikei ol tiiiln , obi -.ugl-.F.i i in* i-\plii(1ed Ki-ol> were toru off. Iters denuded and some exubeiance ri'ArrnollonulI biiiu*, m u .on.pivtdy Jaiiiullrlied o, Ills lei .* ul Hie iiiaat I m i n persona ware killed Ftancu promulgaied a ‘‘Spanish bill of lights" July 17, IMS. |I — — board a plana here, laat night ad­ mitted the beating and robbery of an Air Forca aergeant near W il­ mington,' Ohio, earlier yeaterday. County Detective Stanley Spleeal Mid tha sailor, John King A ggptoe, of Dearborn, 3Mch., made the State m en t after first maintaining he waa ‘‘drunk and didn't remembet anything. Amoe and hla companion, at­ tractive Mr*. Bertha Dugger uf Cemden, N . J „ a 21-year-old blonde were accuied of Blacking Sgt. John Beard, 20, of Lowry Field, Denvea, after ha picked them up at thay hitch-hiked along a read south of Detroit. Beard taid UNION HIMISINTAfIVIS m#*t with mediator* and a company official »o hi* new car and four 9100 bill, iron out dirt*ivines which have already cauead a but atrtke Ui New 1or* aver# itolen. 41,J threaten to paralyse the d ty‘a UanaporUtlou system A walKu.,1 Mr*. Dugger etio wa* held in by uthei bu* Unas end a eubway aiowdown ware called ofl altei this connection with the Incident. meetma Shown (t to r I aaatad. era: John J McCarthy, bue Unaottcul; Neither the nor Amoe have been Joseph t u U n d y . C i t y Director of Labor Ralatlona; Theodora W Kheel, charged. tiaiKii arbitiatut, and Michael J QulU, nraaldant of the Transport She wa* arrested yesterday (fnlernatiorwl) Workers Union. Standing. te DanielI Komblum. afternoon a* the prepared to boaid an airplane at Port Columbus. O.. airport for Johmton City, Teun men! i " shall vote the necessary ; U F ( 'I 'H i is l o t i llu a d Amoe took a plan from Zauetlaws for carrying out the rights; , * 4*.* r» * a ville. \S oi ld 1 'V d u ra liH tH ....... in this lull." The cortr* | ,y , f if ^ t* It I (t l ‘ H lit # elgtl laid Amoe produced two bill* which he nad secreted has yet to vote and of these laws, n . • , , , MM t . 'l l h , July 21 i/l*ijt n the keyhole of the Jail lockup Nil 8N,IHH),0(M1 people silently go S i l t I I n l ' I V I ' , X D I 'I 'I M D M • th e aailor told officer* he had hid mi, living without 1lie benefit. o |1M W l u , U r t .’ l a A C H I B C S Alnii 1 u ii'in n , uullioi and bonier fnii ii' . "ile.pondeul, lias been dan tha money in a pack of ciguifiei'dom of sprerb, worship,, co r-1 BY D A V ID J. W II.K Ih LA.MHKHTVII.LE, N. J.. July 21 Falluic ui lining eta it when they aearchad him. iispoiuleiice and association; with1A IN r.N\II I l . July "l iNpe- cleili.l i<n-idi'iil of lb>' I ’nlleil i/Vi — Sunn-Dung uiiliiui' In sum­ D E T R O IT , July 21 Will nut ibe light* of a habeas corpu* e aald Amoe would waive 11 ' m».i*ity uf l lmnlw s IVnrid I ■-In all-1* 1" succeed I'uld rile age- uf in f H 1*1 extradition to Ohio. wa. mer theater* lint sprung lip oil there lie more or lees gle-- in act, or tu work mid own property, »*■■**iitl> lumplt-icil Hmnla •lynm .ili'lei Ii pirslilrnl Im Ihe Iasi for Selective Neiint Uliio. The youth yi i baaed at the Philadelphia Navy Wumliiiff .Mountnui here quite II- future auloliiobllt-tT mill without guariintecs against II'vl11 I’1" ' bu»t ti. il» fust two v•-.ii» 11 wa* aiiiiuiiiii'cd yea of law uiul llilike- ’ Motoirar mekert have g u iitli legal m u st 01 entry of homes, I tuoipn- ...........in heir Nuluiduy leidin Mi Vleyci will icMgn us liable lu penult v ». teiully like ii iiiii'brouiu. Al least, Yard pi ('Mill M Mil 1 tmt will . 11I1I lime - Ohio trooper* ipiuted Mr*. Dug­ it look* ii llttli* like u mushroom. Increased the glass aira of mod all proiiiiseil III Ihe "bill of right*" wl‘"“ " " ,l1 •“ '"<• scene lm ihe 11- ihaiiiitun uf I In* esecullsr mlll- Collins, Stale due.i.w ..f Scb.tivv ger at laying that Bgt. Heaid uf It 1* .St Jiilm Tet rcl's "inuaclal shield and teat window of ilien and all in existence under the pro- g<*d«*t»un -«f *.m -eiinuHeivlie -laic.I w tii l.it a...-id 1 until 1 rered to drive them to Dayton, O , i iii'iit," dedicated n, producing postwai vehicles. Yet 'omi- unt„ lllg to K H t *|it lei, 1... at Ni le, live lb, esciii-e -cludiilr.l fm ibe from Detroit. However, with hoi slick, piiifi-HHlniiat, hioadwuy quat motive engineers believe ntin-li ceding 1cpilblic ami monarchy. _ \li 1 >.ni-luii, u hiilliii 1 ul luw R c i ' V l V r i ' I i ' i k Ai llclc one of Ihe “ bill of right*" mum mnlilni mill 10 the new build cost Ii. in* - 111 Menlo I'm k. 1 141if , at tha wheel, they wandered auuth { lly musical comedy on a circular glass it being wasted in i ,mIu >’> pledges the "guiding principle" of lug will la f■it inmI with puilni w e "Tile uldlgullui, tu *‘iCI -1*-> J to the area near Wilmington, some *l*Be— without lienrfll of curtain rar*. ii'ienll) lalifiiiniu -lute Geiiel ul Cidllli- -uni, - ft **'i! the F 1mini regime to be "respect 1paid- ilnnmiir cup* and g..wu* I ’ M 1 1 bail man. lie wa* u on Bjlstancs from Dayton, Lieut H. U. >>i linekill up. The question uf how niurli alut- fm 1lie dignity, integrity aiiu II- 1‘ii'idenl .1 H 1II1- Millei will pie irspuiuli.it (01 Inteliiattui.al New* 1111 ill 11 g ubligiittun hi .I Iiiti' I *n» Radcliffe of the Ohio police said The "cireut" iiame peril*],* it Md. .,u,| cunli-i the deg ice- and Sen lo in Fogluud, Dull and fulfilled 11 gwedlc-- ul Al |U'1 lit I an prison." pel son. •a told him that Beard ‘'gut small misleading, although tlit- luitri tslu- tarvet a pi act leal pm pose was dis licit y of the tlliman ctiiied In dosed sesslnn* uf tlu> Ailiele two says till* inspect I- Millimu A lb Hue, .Ii Ibutuw I' 111)1111i.i !iuin ['.Kill tu 1 !•1* and men uie bring Indu. led mth th«* then and my boy friend heal him" menl Incliidet fliewinkt, pink le­ recent sovietv of automotive en­ extended to those who give thclv |u\j i ., i mid I’lesldeill uf llu 1 ill wa- 1 Im I uf 111*' fuielgn laii,:i.at;.' ill tiled futce- ulntri ibe fiele. Hie and threw him out of the car. monade urn! a betwren-fhe-acta gineer* meetings at French l ick, ■‘loyalty lo Ihe chief of *1*1*" 1 Vcl ll 1 A hiriiM Ahrwin*l iifii, will 1 1 i,,n ,.) the llffice ul Wui In Survlce Act I Inly e». ept ul e Lieut. Radcllffe aald she ban tom* uf Beard'* money In liei -Swiss bellringer*. Terrell explain* Ind. No conclusion* were amunin- ( Ftancu and obey lb# laws uf hi* 1ill*111Cf t li r . i-nunuru t n . m i ud fm ill H11■,ti f I .till IU42 In D'll lie 1* Iiielilliei - ut the jiiiu -1 f..|ies mi be rallt It n circus "breauaa clrcuscad. poiaeaalon when arretted The car lid *>■ regime i (be milbm of "I he Killing id ibe active dol) mid ceitniii alien*’ »» are anything that center* on a waa abandoned at lZanetvDIe. 1‘eace." 11 Htlllly uf Alliei b un de The use of more glass ha* been The yuiing mun wbu becnineArticle 12 guarantee* freedom of I'aih.IhliHrv f..| .leg ire* Mrlllde circle, not juit a menagerie. baied mainly on the idea that It speech *0 long a* It I* not used k.'ib bM,|n-U*i*. 23 law, muslei*. liale un tlie l.eugue ul Nuliun* 1H is requited to irgi-tei al a altei World Wai I Another name for the unusual provide* Increased drivet vision to attack the "fundamental prilllocal houid "Iflie witliin five day* 6 l‘b I *. and I Doctor ul Education. it age arrangement is Hie arena and (hut make* fur graatei safety. clptes" of Ihe falangist state Mr. Meyer *aid In* resignalliin of 1lie dale ui In- IMlb bill Inlay, I In- tn, -clii-dulcd In receive the theater. The audience It aeated The engineers generally agiee Freedom of assembly «li‘ is permit­ Duel in id I'hllosupk) dcgiee are; was niadw lo sel a policy uf lula Geneial Collin* eiplalueil. but if all around the stage. There It tha new windshields add substan- ted for "Belt ill office fill liir ul glllll/Ullull lie bappens III In- away fiuiii bullli Url (law ful) ends." An U A Karimglon, Ji , Melrose;' Ill'll V,"1 will nothing new about till*— it date* ratillll tu giadiialr sln.li be need mil lelillii be iiihv <egl* - , , tlally to the driver’* vision. They cl to codify the provisions of this I’ietllu '1 «-lii ■ limn, ....... lining mi, Daly; , back to the dawn of theancient Brs nnt , 0 quick to endorse the claute ha* been before the eorte- .Joseph Mi I iiiigbliii, Jr., I'ensarola. ' ... a Lowell Fellowship ui l l .11 lei at tile neute-i local buaiil cull Greek theater. larger rear window*. Three -or more than three year*. 1cuii'ii! lo bun an I rile lecold will liaglilni I llagpul. New Drlbl.i ___ Terrell says theh arena thrat«i even lwu-pa»**ng*r* In the ieai i»* m u 1 to III,' I . ill hnJM*1 hit xin#: The corte* act limit* meetliiK- Imilts; and Maine l( M'rligrl, New By W ILL A R D CON N O LLY („ corformlty with ibe hi 1 tiit'Huii, pifii tiitiiiMi. lit* 1* tn About HO new home* have been waa used tn early phase* uf Gicek] seat, they say, can effectively cul (I uu11»m*it llu I’mi* -I krp, Ml t*ItDI JIN Hit-Mil' 1 slttlf "spiritual, national and social titni* built during the peat year In A l­ theater*, Iwfore the cla**ir Giesk off any added rear vision the latg WASHING'! I >N. 1 ei window may provide Even ofS,,*|n" andprohibit* nad ..p \ r»i 1 III* »>r|: tamonte Sprlliga, between Lung- drama reached ila height. 1,1 itICGK DANCES Mannfactlliing cut it 1" IIItall Bui (III* is (h* first aietia tbea-' wl|li mi rear *eat passenger*, it pn^ec| to"Catholic morallii I'll Im| i hUf a 1•KDflUlll Krr'|« Ills wood and Maitland. Near l.aku I.D N D nN . .Iiilv 21 i/l" King fiu 1"Mill 1hIh unit nf Marion, Cul. Jnmet K, Mathew*, ter to be set up under caucus, Ter 1* also said, ibe driver'* vlalon . Clttivr restrictionpractically miik, •"'ill ilfilj George II ......... . with Ifneen ng Ilia f l i s l l l i l r e t clr i* limited by ibe »i«lt unit shape 1 f„rniatjon „f pulitlew) pm ie* im i eai, a guVvl miirot former mayor, Is building a iiurn- ■ell *uy*. which ndils amilbei h.iUM if* III" ,11Ii11i'kk < 1 f.lirabelli .mill Ibe -mall limituf ld* inside irai view mirror. possible. D i e d i op I l u l u 11 61 IniNi". isfl.i fail < i#lhill |itfliilr*l .Let uf hornet. Donald Harris U cua touch lo the affair. 1 lesleidai .11 a ilctmlallte pally Terrell, a New York I’ily pel (If course, ihe engineer* will nut 1 Finally, article 30 of Ihe bill 1 m M alta.1 it wa- tn- tiisl teal iiiutilii* of HUM ww .1 1: Ui Jl|k|Ml'*’ *it In i.r U ■Iconstnicling new boaies on Her­ 11hunt tfiiio.mui ..... -•tn« ■ll ji* In*|tt*r -'1• mit* Tra il. Dr. G. Benton, mem­ fume manufactuior, ha* been dab , decide whether changes will be right* say* the government nun mglil - ,i -luce he was -tilcke ber of the city council, hat built hling in irnnm ir theater *» a made In the glass area of future 1 suspend freedom of speech, astern will, a leg ailment la-t Wivenihei" ini cent. p i . , , m s a u i r f f i i r i r a ' i l | 111 11M V ( 1 \ 'Ibe sllivrv, idea a new home which he ll offering hobby since 1B30. He got the arena mode) cars. Tb* rat maiiufsctur- Lly, correspondence and nioverm ui 11 HN Oil H t \ 1" VN.SDtN The paiiv wa* fm ll ri.v debut of |1(r Fwdwgal Tiu .l, ai d Sn „.m . ■ theater bug ill 1DGR when lie lead e ii will do that-and they'll un- , within the national boundaries afor aale. 11 1 sH IN t.lu N , lull 21 «/l*l Uie W<>ri-ii * twin t. y ra iu ld ,4)1,1 Exchange I mnniis-iun. a l-" J. D. Moiriton, major of A l­ of it* Used by experimental llieuter donhirdly get a lot of advice from , well as the guarantee againsi d nieces, Mai) ami I'uin.ia Howes ■.Oil 1 III III1 A lllt'l ll •9II*> (til t )„ profits Im thl* yeai legal entry of homes without wa 1lei... uivii At fit'll tav rt tuiuliiir tamonte, llvet in a pleasant home group* In Texas and on Die West the motoring public. * y“ n' |lli*l quailer a n * I" pet cent, m Motorist* haven't been a bit rant whenever It deems nece— ui f hi (>IM •1 in- iMi mill it- Olll' near Lake Adelaide. A retired Coast. These groups ordinarily mme I Im11 $4110,1mn► mum tieliiw Mu •- ill" f t»i#‘ lif.Ml tint*: 1l,k•‘i"tlill Tria l by Jury has had a ibiino chief machinist of the Navy, ha played to audiences of lest than irluctant to complain to tha car lo Ill-A ll Ilfl.lJ. (iHirvkpumiiiiK llilrr ii I m I i M is ll< tCaailaas* Ob h | S 4 See- Ik 1 career In Bpaln. Flrat gianted " <c# faallase* Ua gss* S, I n . >1 uni •,1Mtii.i/U Is>1Isllts 1litcam* to Florida three year* ago K K f iw n n ii r u v , « « i i r . July h u h Hi > 1 •*-tn* » l liiil It t nit Im 11.aUr 1072 during the constitutional *■1 (/t9) I welve J111 ui %, MX wo | from Waukegan, III. Ha aarvea at monarchy of Madeo I, It wa* 1 men and <js men, weie M'lited ten Railway Express Co. agent. Mr*. 1III I I U -.p- *M- ■»***<1 Al "full till ME AN D SMI thl.) hollshed three years latei wnh Dilively ludav In tieai Ibe minder ^M orrison la president of tha A lP A N A M A C IT Y Inlt 21 1 \ 11 ' 1'1*1,1 .old,■frllf'i*" \1 ». l.lllV the return of the Bourbon m«« tiial nf Keuillt It Fia/lei, cbaig•tomont* P TA . Two ion*, John and lullMlf 111 archy. It was re-establislied n id with killing tbe innthi'i uf Die "Me and Bmokey ilime it", tlie Inn 1 Ll I'lrd 11 - Itwt |* •« '" 11IIIl l111411* Joseph, attend the Lyman School 1t» » 1 pesIMlv lllllt 11 glat confessed, lBBS only to be ahullslied al lb-* gill be hoped to wed which la between Longwood and In l»* Htnokay, a dog, was irleuscd bill i*' ■ r.i llu- guvminiieii 1 •lari of Ihe dictatorship of Geo Altamonte Sprlnga. Huprrliu Judge Audiew H. fir Ini'slineS , lll t llfil- ill ill Urr|i tral Miguel Primo da Rlveiu m Ni'hntlky yr-leiday drilled a de- CountV Judge Wtlbiii rislmtn "t ||j» tilifl it's 1*1A•hU'lViill »' 91>taint A tennia court which waa denaldecide 1B23. Alfonso X III, Bpaln’* I* -1 ten*# motion to move to another Cntlvlew is still living ad to tha town by H. E. Fullar, *ILull fli■If els !«•*1 1 In- f tth*i r king, granted it again Just l l u " #uiity tlie It inl uf tlie- !ti veat'tdd what to do with (it* niastei. a perk commtaaiontr and merchant, days before he turned over to ibe >lng put Into good playing con label! rsecuDve from Wnutuii Salem, N. republican* in HW1. dltion by tiy ithe Chamber of. Com t’ I Further restrictions art Itnimse t mere*. The court le located in the on thousands who hav* serveil pn recreation cantor and park, which NOT O N L Y style, but include* among other facilities a •on term*. Anyone who has bten In Jad Wehuffleboard court and a barbe­ strength, lightness, and qua* no mattar whal the charge- lo'*' cue pit. lily appointments, combined tha right to vote and the right to a New builnat* project* Include a in yuur choice of tan piecee Job *• a stale or municipal em hardware atura recently opened by hi |,ermanently matchable ployaca. Thus hundred of thou* Mr, Rock. Tha Prairie Lake Theat­ pattei n«. Mode at "'tartar and* of Bpaloards are dlienfian er, which opened during the peat *#t" price*. yOar, (a eloae to the Altamonte ekiatd. Of Unique Summer Car Manufacturers Theater Produces Ultimately Deride Good MusicaU On Glass In Autos (graduates To Carter Outlines Requirements Of Registration Laws 30 New Homes Are (tftailt In Altamonte Springs In Yehr AT LAST! Ipringa city limit*, The town la an Important shiplag canter for cltrue, fern* and aware and rank* do** to Mait­ land in ihia reapeet, according to A l Mayor Morrlaon. Among shippers wof eltrua are Norman DeForrest, A. Blrk Packing Co., R. E. Hoff­ man, Clifton Grevaa, Chrlatioa, O. W, Bunnell, E. Smith, Ell Day Packing Co., White Arbor Orovea, Twin Oak Grove* and M. E. Moor*. About 10,000 box** of fruit ware chipped from Altamonte Sprlnga loat December, Mayor Morrlaon animated. Vapghan’a In*, ahlpa *boat 90 to 100 box** of ferna a gaday. Another large ahlpper of V f m ia is 0. A. Wale* of Tarn Park. logo Pilat, floriet, bring* cut flewert from Plymouth for •hip. Altamonte Hetal, one of the and moot ptetnreaqua In ol* County, mens fat the U Peaember end _ . . g it* gueata each r, David AuatiiL vtae-nreoident ' i U. B. Steal Corporation. Tha is operated by I . 0. •I Wardrobe 91 Coomalic 9! 21” Overnight PROPERTY DIHAPPKAKH A T L A N T A . July 2 I - U & - A state senator aald Atty. Gen Engine Cook ia studying ths pus •Ibis disappearance of 9260,oim la state property. Cook testified yesterday In n closed session with the senate finance committee on his Investi­ gation* into what h* term* fraud, graft, corruption and waste in ■tata government. Committee Chairman H. R. Gar rott said one case Cook dlacusstd involved 1130.000 In surplua commodule* acquired by Georgia from the fodera! government. NO STEEL BOOM N B W YORK, July 81- W Th* fact-finding truce in the at**) labor dispute should bring s temporary pickup in the Industry, but ll won’t sand steel sale* looming, the Iron Ago said yeiWrday. “ Some buyer* will begin watch­ ing low invantoriaa more carefully to hoop from being caught abort In caae of n deadlock tblo Septem­ ber/* sold tbo national metalweekly. "Some orders to bo plneod Ibis fall _____ A low other already both up excess ueb to during ■ — m m g r. 'M M ta rm w vagfr No. 238 A g n o d n le d Press Leaned Wire The IM .I.U NEW, SLLF-ITtO- I) .L u m u A lo b v e r is* h e re . . . A J .l. (tie good IcatiUfs of (He o n gtnul H E l .l t l 11 M l pma puwci drive winch eliiiiinutcH A l l. eiturl We will be pleased to demonstrate this niuwer to you on your own lawn Stop in and see this finent of Lawn Mowers at Report W ASHINtiTriN lulv 21— uPi — Ibe Nuitli .Mould J , i c v v i v t h i l l g pussllilr |u keep III upvlttlloil t h ( '•"■bi iiiiIosI iih I plant. Mulli there '• uiit'*' Dm wai 4 National Pisni .iiik A.'iiciatiuii it-pnit <ald yes- Iciiiuy Snell a liiu ir. II brld, will n « lp i iii-c tin* slunJa lit of living b#ioW 'Ii* Mason Dixun I in# I b f M|iui t was ill an v il by a 60mcinbvi 'C u i m im tc v of tbr S ou th ," ul g.iiil/rit a. pait „ f Dir Plani.iitg '\**octatmn, which is a pri' ai r "i gan1/4 Mun Jrvuteit to p ls n mng in b ii-inr-*, u g iH u lt u t * , labor and I'Divi fivbis I bv i , -putt titdtcatrii that i m n m i u t r dweb,pm#nt of tn# v u ri ' l w plan t, i , hatidk'apprd by t h t guwtiiiiivnt * is month* old "tiev/r t disposals lb# I n t o dlitatrd by intrrnaiimiai iriisiuns. is preventing tlir salv ui l«a<v tu pnvatc indu.tiv uf "4 •uuihvtti utdanco, ibcmliwi nil snip tmildlng and Ulliri plant* rtiry at# kept in .tatid !■) ,'uiiiimun trady for war use if nt'crssaty lli-wvi rl tiir I'u llim ltlc t of th* Suulli iiutrd Dial 44 Complete p la n t' and putt* of two other* ba n - hern itrclaii'il wholly surplus. D - n g g f . t c i i iiai " im iltiiilr tan* uni ) I hr o r ,,f 4 Miiglc large pla n t, tiy ' f i l i a l -m a ll liiisinfsscs m at h r 1Mr in,,--i ft nil fvtl m rans "f tiilliglng thrill Into pioducttur, Tb, 1r p 1.1t •cuiiit in a scries mi tin - u n i l i n n reunion)' issued ontfei N i’A -p""*ui.bip, showed Dittt Dll' guvriniiirlit's wattims plant piuglam i-uiiii ilnitrd tnrasuruhli tu tbr Souths industrial cap11. l l ) But 111"-1»- important ll <ug- gi.tcd. wa- tlo- ''iiitangiiilr" gain; " t in im iiiinr r » pvt truer showed S ou lb ri n communities that indu-liiuli/Eilion was po.-iblr XXX "ll itrlmins|iutvii the need for line IMiptiiVrliirnl., Iirllvi govemtnrlit, iiml tirltn scliools. It dClliiiii.li ntnl the abilities uf Southcin I11I101 ami hiatiugcmriit, -,l "Af|n tlir wai was uv*i, it;led lu sigoruu* community action aim­ ed al irlBliilng 1 lime britsfiti. “ I lull 1,1 Mun m.iy eventually en­ able 'lo population nf the SouthMian) ■ in -l u t e . In achieve th# standoi l . 1 In lug ib al is possilil# with a lull 11111 /« 1 icii uf Dim resources.'' illbuti)!h the goveiiiiuuut tnad* .. i ih iu r l v lu-avlvi uivcstmtnt In tor Soulbem 1 )iu11 in oihrr artat, ..... than h alf of It was in rx 1 li— iv rs Mini ' Io m n Ii' b I lines, which 1 nut lend t b r m x r l v r s ira d lly tv •u eri spin t" i civil ia n use M aking allowance tut this, it » u > slated. I h e l r Is a question w h i t h e r the Mouth showed a latg ri g u m in niu iiu tu e iu iin g potfntoil lilting tiir wai Ilian did tha nation. 'This v«ry fad makes it ail Die mute liiipui taut tliui ths South maintain in oiiriatlun m Uiuell as posktlile nf Its waltlim liu'iease In tndiistiial capacity,'' Die rt'poil said I'll# sutvry was writtrti by lirderlck I Iteming, assistant vice-president, and Weldon A. Stein, industrial vioiuniiisl, uf the Federal Kesri vr Hank of St I uuti. Thay wrte aided by memi/fI < of the coitmiitlai-, made up of South­ ern linliislitailsi*, faun and aniOn officials, nine slots, Journalists and utlisrs. H E l AI.I.S IH I'I. d M a TS LONDON, July 21 i/Pi- Biium bat called home im diplomats from th* Middle Fa«i fm a general cunferenca on ibe Imuact of recent developments, including tbe et lablishmt-iit of Die indeperidsnr state uf Israel It will fie ibe lust such confer anca to ba held line since 1916. Ainbassadui 4 and ministers ac­ credited to Die At an nations sur­ rounding Uiavl will sit in on th* j talks, which will concern British strategic planning, fuielgn offle* , suurct* aald. W O M AN F A IN T S L O N D O N , July 21— i>P» -A wo­ man fainted yesterday in the pre­ sence uf Princess Elisabeth, it was th* second such incident in two weeks. A crowd had waited four hours In front of Ht Pater’s Church to ••* members of the Royal family corn# to a wadding. Mrs. Edith Roes of London, about 6ll collapsed beslda a car in which Prince* Elisabeth and th* Prjrcaaa Royal wer* riding. The f*tm*r of tha car barely missed Mra, R**a as she sank to ths pave­ ment. H R N T R N l'R D FO B B R IB E R Y A U G U S T A , Ga., July 31— Of) — Civil Service ComrnUsioftar Homar L, Baaton today faced a three to five year sentence fpe bribery. A Richmond superlex court Jury raturnad tha verditt of guilty yaatarday altar a trial which brought chargee of whole* Mle police pay-otfa. . Boaton waa relearned b; Grover 0. Anderaon on 93,1 •Iter Defence Attorney . n motion for i H t tl) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 1949; <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/86a44688c3d2eaca6ca09c4c0cb9378c.pdf 8630614e2eb20faca45d54d84e27d74b PDF Text Text T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D -------------- Mercury Continues High In Southeast Wallace May Seek j Post In Senate; CHICAGO, July IS—(Ah— Midminer t* behaving a little bettor thin average over moat of th* nation today, Temperatur.. continued high ln tha Southern atatca but elseWhare they war* around normal end promising, In some sections, to become cooler. A broad cool *|r front had eotn* down from Canada Into Ionian* and North Dakota toay with enough momentum to carry a* far South aa Iowa and Nebraska and eastward across Minnesota and Wisconsin to tha Great Lakes region. The mercury had climbed into tha 90s over most tha Midwest over the weeband hut arrival of th# cootar air over the Northern Flame ctatea waa expected to hold it within th# 70-80 degree ranges there late today and ” rnnrrow. j.iH?.**?1*!1* thunderstorm* were reported In Last Coaat atatca dnd In th# upper Mississippi Vols*Ja i T u* heavleat rainfall waa lilnn^ln<,h « at fnternationol Falla, Minn. Most of the rest of th* nation had fair waathar. NEW YORK, July 10—W )— , The American Labor Party re­ portedly waa ready today to name Rep. Vito Marcantonlo and Henry A. Wallace aa Its candidates for mayor of New York City and the IJ. S. Renata In next November's election. The designating commit­ tee meets tonight. t Maimnioidn, head nf the party . and representative from New I York’s ItUh Congressional District, j has said lie would be a candidate against Mayor William O'Dwyer should tha latter aeek redaction O’Dwyer recently announced be would run for another term. Wallace, Piogresslv# Party pre­ sidential candidate last year, would see): the post formerly held by Senator Robert F. Wagner, a Democrat who resigned recently. Olivet nor Thomas E. Dewey nam­ ed John Foster Dulles, a Republi­ can, to serve a* interim senator. i Lions Meet fCwotieeM r , « * Vsa* o s t i agalnal It but nverahadowing all of them la one simple fact: with or without a treaty we are tied together not only by bonds of ■cntlment but by th# (hear necesaltv of s*lf-prei*rvatlon-we arc tied together with th* amall and v - 'l n n ' 1,-M't Ilf free tieiinje* w t n fetth Us! fetchMlqhts! SCRAPS' oQ , N o A iR DAKOTA Church-State How ICaallaaeO Vraas fa|* M e) on ttie political and labor front* Mamies Thores, Prince’s Communist leader, said in a spate each I at (itenuble: "We will continue our policy ufi union. We will continue our policy j nf the hand extended to the Cath­ olic*. We are sure that the hands „ , , . . . that were joined in the battle* of At PAiT Of th* Capital’s current liufflc eafety campaign, these (trie , |||,«ratlun will not be unclasped." 1 paiudcil Itiruugli downtown Weshlniton'e streets with sn appropriate j Abbeville, Party Secretary1 reminder banner The beeutiee tftoni I to r.) art Jacuuelme Ctiambei e, j j*,-,,,,*, Duoloe'sald the Vatican’s! wealing a red <»l.tp) bellitng suit: Osleii Llud»e> In ail aml>gr (ceuiton) | exiornriitinicatlun decree was "an I suit, and Cuinella Cullman III aieen tao) attire. (iolernutrohdl) onacreptabl* instrument " Ht 1said: I "It I* understandable that num-, perou* believer- disapprove this atl llmde lescommunkallon) which' ! places the church In the camp of ’ i the defenders of capitalism." { ! In Sunday morning mans* I tbiuugliout Ciechostovakla Calho*b’ priest* read a defiant resolu­ tion declaring their continuing loyally tu church authorltlee and |willingness |u "bear with them whatever i'oii**i|u*nc*s they may- trs resisting the Communist men­ ace. "We cannot keep the peace by denying that there are those who Would destroy It. We know they axial. Wc ran only krep the pear# by Ming strong and united with other peace-loving countries. If there la one lenon ln th* history of the world it la that aggressuM, p-.r, ...,r, who,, thr-v tW"k thrv I tan win ngalnst weak or disunited peoples, 'they do not start w«i» against powerful people which they expect to lose. "It la dreadfully Important >o ua and to our freedom that wu keep a free world sufficiently uni Md an that modem history will not again repeat Itself. It lx dr sberately important that we keep the peace and 111 la ia th* otilv road vet deviled to that end. I am line that every mother with n ion tli the United States la junytug that the iiiatrunienta of peace throueh unite and atrrneth will win through thia crucial taat. "Th* Atlantic Treaty deala not only with mutual defense. Article II. calli for advancea un the ec­ onomic front and for mutual consituation. Thla, aa well aa mu own congroaaional enactmenta call fo r progrna toward economic un­ ity among the many natlona of rope. They Imply tha clear netally for a fro* and developing ea. If Africa li abandoned l*» Communfati who ara working ||mi very huillv, the free world Will lock a aourcc .if raw maierlala OI1INO ONI OP THI HUOI wheel* of an expiess train In Union Station, Washington, D. C., Is Lon ulna Deboe, numed "Miss Railroad Model of without which It cannot survive. "Our Marshall I’lan aid to Ru- IU4V." by the Capital’s Model Railroad Club tier ilutlce weie to award lop# has now paased the fd lcf prises to wlnnuri of Ute annual mods) ralliuud tonlcrl. (liiieriiutiuuul) •tale. Crest progress has been mad* hut lb* living standard r.f Europe I* still ao tow *x to be plrllou*. This 1* nut mei# atatl*tit*. 1 have seen tl and It Is'ilnng •roualv low. American ilollai* «• lone will nevn Inlne It sufflrisntlr ottr the margin Th* finest ef forts nf Rurnnean people* and government* will not alone do that Job. Europe cannot live as a nation o f small Independent slates with high tariff barriers around them gut) unstable curenclea," t Admiral W. H. Rlandy, cominder-inchlef of »b* Ailnntlc I, told the delegataa that atnnw bomb will nut destroy filiation." . ‘ Admiral Blendy. speaking on ty)g aubjact "Is the atom bomb tvarrated?" drew these main aanelustons In hie summary: ' *•!, Th# etatemsnt that 'there U' NO dafenee against the atom fiemb' l« an exaggeration, j '*1. Tha atom tiomb will not Ittoy civilisation. ■|, The atom bomb la a major lerront to wan but U will not «ln 'be dlMInrtlnn Indefinitely. ’A Tha atom bomb la an Im•galy potent angina of dlitrur■I but It la not the absolute M on of decision." 'l l la for tho last reason," ha A "that tha United Rtatea is tho," M wlp arrived chlmpentee from Africa, ■tag tha military reliance for i Junglo training In photography. Ha'a gelling *u ■frying world peaeo upon a York o f hi# fallow-cameraman I'hlllip Carroll, m o f fighting force#, comprl*idiag "IsoUtfe" 10-pognd goDRa., (inurmitloadlj. | be Army, tne Air force and L WF< I m navy’s port of tha teamHi Job la to koto tho aaaa m t o our uao, and cloaa them Bit enemy. Thla ta a complex K *•*» n n « " “ py <»P*« «f pi, tinlgnag And other waalif . M d a g a r apeetelly train* i flNn to oparato them against ■Uf %ajabmar)noa and aircraft. Np# have those force*, fo r tha ■ ’ •w m In th# hlatory of the Md’ tho United fttata* has tha MB |p Bontrol th# aaaa, it la ■MB’ which cannot ba replaced Mini# pal. or any other iub*t|- By R. J. SCOTT SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK *ti ,vf RUSSELL i Ai'ortt <lMl CONAIOWIP 4 \ it S ffR A N A U I ' woman W A H < <o K l a r y o u r . OW N r t t A W fM A f T Y o u CAN W ritK Y o u A R l £ i f f INC . A L O N L IN A q u i L f ROOM A f N K H fC«p m -fm vjoiu^ W IS H E D i l i i - 'f r t R M . P O U N D ! A T X-n* l«-.m S iR iH * ( iH q iA H P ) *S t,i4■ — ■ '. ••—" • ' Congress Action 'Luciano Packs Up iT o Leave Luxury "Home In R o m e 10—UPf—Chari** ROME. July 10—1 "Lucky” Luciano packed hla bags I today and prepared id to abandon the J luxules of Rome fo hia Sicilian birthplace. The former Naw York vice lord will leave for Lecara Frlddt, pop­ ulation 12,000 probably tomorrow, Ids Italian sweetheart, Igea Littonl, told a reporter. "He only plan* to stay that* a day or to and then go some place else," she said, hopefully. She admitted that neither she nor Luciano car* much for sun-bak*d«> Sicily. V l Luciano was retested from Jail li.it Friday after nine daya of ouestionlng by police. Police said they had aatablishcd Luciano's in­ nocence In a vast International dope smuggling ring now under Investigation. However, nolle* ordered hu banishment /torn Rom* withla four days. After reporting tu pollc* at Larcara Friddi. Luciano presumably will be allowed t o ) toam around a bit in Sicily and-* Italy—any place but Home, that Is. Signorina Ltaaoni said she would not accompany Luciano to Letcars Friddi but hope# to join him elsewhere soon— perhaps on Cap rl, where the met the former mob­ ster two year* ago. Luciano, meantime, was faced \.ith another problem—how to hang onto hit luxurious Roma pentto keep it for th* day ha m ig }£ j it back but Luciano said ho wants to keep it for th* lay he might tet police permission to raturn to Rnm*. Luciano talked over the problem with a lawyer today. Fact Finders tCaatlaae# Ptaas Paws Oaal tCaatlass# Praas Pag* v a n way constitute a disqualification," up oeior* in* House today. In a message accompanying his Rosenman's letter to tha President ituiganiiaUoii plan, tns President said. "1, neverthslcs, request*^ sum ihe House mil would give spe- him to bring them to your attent­ f ace, " citlr functions ot financial mana­ ion before you made the appoint­ Tlie |ntests accused th* Ctechoment, and ha stated that he would. gement of defense. siusal, government of violating "I am Informed that these fact* .ur. luman auded: ciiiiaiiiiitiniiai guarantee* of rail-, have been brought to your atten­ "I cannot auppoit budgetary or itlou* freedom. Ttiey condemned other control system* which fall tion, and that you still desire that tlie Kovriiiment-sponsored Cstho 1 to cooler lasponsibility tn a clean- I serve on tha board. According­ In- action a* Schismatic and said mi manner and which presents ly, 1 shall be glad to render what­ ilia) denes' signatures endorsing possible obstacles lu ettectlv* ad- ever eervlca I can truth!* very im­ ibut g mop haiT Iwen obtained by portant industrial controversy." iiuiustatlon." hand. The three bond members met Ihei* have been criticisms on I I'np* I’lu* «p..k* In (jertnan I'upiioi Hill that Hit Administra­ with Presidential Assistant John^ II at Indies by radio from th# Vatttion's unification bill would makr R. Steelman to discuss such things# •an. I he I'untiff avoided any d i-, Srcietary Johnson, a virtual "dlc- aa a schedule of heariiigi. f e t inference to Communism but tatui". Meanwhile, retpiesta for a fourth Id* speech was sprinkled with the President’s plan, descilbed luund wage Increase dominated lh« hints that any anti-church regime us "plan No. eight of IIMU,’’ con­ nation’s labor picture. A threewould to* only a passing event. verts the present national military man board wrestled with steel establishment into “ the depart­ workers demands for pension*, in­ There were inillcatlona that th* ment of defenas.” t’oiimiunista may lie getting ready surance and wage increases. Johnson would exercise "autti­ fm a struggle with German pu> What effect tn* board’s delibera­ d ily , direction anti control over tcntaiits, Neues Deutschland, leadtions would have, broadiyt remain­ the department." tog Communist newspapar of ed speculative, but it wai expected Meanwhile Jackie Robinson said to h* important in all segment* eastoni Oermany, printed a full. that . UL Mtagar Paul Robeson Pag* denunciation of the Lutheran •wan! u! sound silly" In public, of labor-management relatione. B bishop of Merlin. Thia waa th* labor situation! "that's Id* business." Catholic and proteitant church Steal - with production hum­ The Brooklyn Dodgers’ slender aiitbrn tiles danied rumors that th* under term* of a 60 second baseman, first ntgio t o , ming . - again (•liman Communist government in . hieab into the Major Leagues,1day true*, the three mtmbara of Urn fhivlet mne ha* begun masat told th# Hunt* Un-American Ac-1 (he presidential fact-finding board arrest# of clergyman fur anti- 1 tivltwa Committee that negro i conferred tn Washington with Communist activity. 1 American* would fight for tnis* John R. Steelman, presidential country "against Russia ur any assistant. Th* principal Item for other enemy. derision was when to start hear­ He was the last witness called ings. by the committee lu refute a re­ Mr. Truman appointed th* thre*, rt'aailaaea r , . a r u < Oa*| MM? NIW TOftK’t "King” and “Rueen" of freckle* after Urey ware cent statement by Robeson, once member hoard headed by Dr. Carshow held in the ifobby II jlawaiian danceis included Patsy crowned at a Chlldrtu’a Aid Sooety center. They ar* Thomas Okaf* and u famous athlete himself, that roll B. Daugherty of Northwestenrjj In the United States University, to head off a steel ■ Walker, fariiien Gerta, Sue He- Ana Delaney. The yuunister* wuu their titles lu competition with other negtoet would not fight lu a war against strike last Friday. Tha union, tha "prominent" heckle-waartra irum city's C.A.S. centara. (inleriMtlorwi) 1cud# and Helen Brewer, Prance* Russia. CIO United Rteelworkers, agreed Moure assisted. Th* rommiltee’e small hsaring Mai loons, books, dolls and candy room was packed when Hubinson to postpone its strike until Bept. S e H H iu n were dispensed from Ihe fishing and bis attractive wife strived, 14 to await th* board’* recom­ booth by Rally Clark and Lola Barand a loud "amen” came from mendation*. Neither th# union nor the com­ m'liu. .dollv Morrison and f^athlO n tia iM from p >i i u » i t i ' n i n u i r » « *>aae <)■«> somewhere in th* crowd when he finished reading a long prepared panies. however, are bound to acthe shmiting gallery. Laitla Smith wa rebuilt* charg e* "can and will" |,|), rant in* board rulings. statement. servod a. "barker" for th# hula Transportation — Naw York Th* baseball star said he never ciin# McCollum war# th# crystal gnilng fortune tellers, Donna Rti* ay*iam la In great danger ami, ">“ '>»• " " « Shanghai. Rue puce* ha* had time to become an expert City averted a thraatened ext«nunlesa Immediately aided, many shot up mote than 30 pci cent, Arthur posed as th* fat lady. Martha Owen, Peggy Wright, eounty ayatenu “ will collapse this I (hr Communist dollar was further Joyce Jonrs and Batty Manntffg ■•Uv „ . , . . | inflated, bul the official rata of sold kisses at two cants each and i exchange lagged behind the price kept Dorothy Ann Whldden, Ruby pay, ha aaidt “ We can’t afford to loa* *ny! of iica-on which wages ate based, Htcnalrnm and Betty Stiles busy selling tickets. more > of our teachers to other Shanghai cmpioyeis said they Eotner Lou Morrison, Sue Ann Radford, Margaret Jonet and Peg»y Wright aerved In the fraak show that Included tha bearded lady, Hiatnea* twins, midget, mermaid and an acrobat, Bobby While and Jimmy Wads appeared on their hnrsea, Linda Koonts had chart# of tha music. Donald Partin. Walter Gra­ ham and Shirley Llak dispensed mid drinks. Gamas of snuff!#board, bowling and ping pong war* onlnyed. Next Friday a comic atrip dance la planned and will b* sponsored by a local civic organiaation-, Doll Show Cieorffia ChineHe War a si '^^ T r^ rb^ T c°m- Bombs Explod* (CeattoaeA Proas Pag* Owe) cony reading rw n In tha hotel. Tha exnerti who removed them ■aid Utav were capable of doalroyin* a good natt of .tha hotel, which is about 800 yard* from tl# Plata Da Cateluna. Folic* said tha tlma bomba wart nf a completely different type from the two bomb* kxploded, in­ dicating they nosathty Md M0H •#t by different grouna. * Barcelona's police dtraetor or­ dered a dragnet in an effect to apprehend thoee rw ponatblo t o planting the bomba. * TBAWLKR MlM l JACKSONVILLE, BBA 10—ON—Five persona ar th* mlaalnt Mayport trow reodore Port?, tho Com mjHo station her# report* Th* Conrt Guard sent end nir eraft nut thig m continue eoareh for the Ms wav o f thtnklne. tha Lungbai railroad, but counter* W Bm U of hi* own normally wo.t and eouth of th. down-the-lino backer* last nlhgt , Q* . „ „ in f i r t - t e f ,?Mr ln,M ,0WMt, w.tt.rn* Klangsl ^ o v & a . t i f WV e ^ ,ej.,Ue™d Bennett n , „ n« Hunan and directly above KwangJ "n 1tung - • where Canton ia altuated. ” w i,u Nationalist* lost—but rtMinid "Ul.advtion. Ht said 'wo should _•»,, Klaneml htehwav town of h . total), nevtalng UXM at thi. A% 8M 3 . , hi r t h 'o f CnSton. time inataad of adding any naw (jh * Had radio nt Paining- n* fet* 1' . . heard In Communltt-ntled Nan* "Th# ptopU," he commented king enld Rad foroea under M in' "art generally against now tarn." churlan General Un Pino had pan* ‘ ---------------------=------titrated the Natlnnallat Helena*! s t - t e s s k S i-fiu S ir ttJ Nary's varsity football coaching * ( s t»n Klaneal otnff nr# graduate, o f tho N .v J V t b T h r o X . t claimed cantnr* Th# Plttaburgh Pirate* ftniahed Ig the cillor In 1017 and tied for b at In 1047 for their only two tripe to th* bottom. Boracon (1BS1 . and British t Motor indSquIpmcnt Co. for » 1B40 Chorrolct truck for tho negra «le M>| We •* It ssar.ar dan, high achoo) likearias w** fhvtowod. Agp itntmtnt o f hue driv­ er* waa deferred until th# M *t �W f l '- I W W ' W f f W 1 ■J J1 ' ' r r r t?~r~- la llitty Than la HtreaftR— TH E T» PntNt tha r « M at the World) To P iw oti tha T n p a w af A aiilcu f t Prudusa Prosperity far Sanford. » # a ttfu r ii I fe r a ld A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ------------------------------------------------------ ~~ EaUbHakaA IMS VOLUME City Commission New Violence Awards Contracts Flare Feared In Groveiand For Swimming Pool Governor Orders Min­ imum Of 100 Na­ tional Guards To Patrol The Area WsJ“ si S f f i | Vaughn Rapped Project Estimated T o C o s t $47,000 For Fnnushhig GROVELAND. July 14 *,1>, now outbreak of violence by a Sanford's long hoped for swim Data On WaittU while mob which burned down mint pool in Ft. Mallon Park neat-1 _ P- LJ*» SANFORD, FLORIDA, Commies Hurl New Chartres At Vaticin PRAGUE, July 1 0 -(«— Prague'. Communist prate to­ day accused the Vatican and CrvvhuiulovaUa’s Roman ClthulL* bishop* of "organising an illegal network of communica­ tion!!'' to promote anll-govarnmint rviiitanra in thla country. The charge* ware mad# III Wat editorial broaduldea by Made Pravo, official party organ, and Mlada Fronta, newspaper of the Communist youth. Rude Pravo railed the Vatican a ''cruel enemy of Caecha and Slovaks.” It denounced Arehbithop Josef Reran of PraftM and hit bishops at paid agent* of the Vatican In "plotting to ditrupl the netton." ------------------- ----------------------- Q i j ' th**# negro hornet in a hectic ioiay •d reality last night whan the City! T r iim n n * * Aide S a i d Ian night wai (eared by auilroiilic* Commiuion aftar raviawini bidi.' To Have Improper­ today. awardad tha contract to the Clay­ "It lookt like the tiluatiun it ton Construction Co., Orlando foi ly Provided Facts growing wortt inilead ol Leitei," conitruction of a rainfoicad conWashington , July t»—op> ; laid a police officer who acted crata flow through type of pool —Secretary of It*feme Lout* that ha remain anonymum at a coil of $32,509. Total coil of tha pool, including < i'S °A r » y d general. “!?*’ !. quif' h" * plumbing, chlorination facililie* and marked for eutpenalon ae a ra- I*«*» National Guaidimen one a deep wall, haa bean estimated toll uf Inquiries Into handling i Handing by for pottiblt niubiluaby City official# a. about $47,009. "f aoreminent contract*. Two I ,lon ,h, third night in a mw j ltrey were ..called itteiin, when llillift [They Tha Clayton Co. hat indicated A " * " " * |quieted •Inriiia #%_ IB Centers O n during llm tht anflu early Itrtilla houu *to that it will atart conitruction work | Proposal To Per­ WASHINGTON. July 1 19—Uf) 9 -^ F ) day. toon and tipecti to complata ilia j The Wathinglon Pott tayt At Tallahaitee, Governor Warren lyt Maj. mit Bulk Shipment protect within six month*, laid . .. . . ... City Manager Clifford McKibbin l General Hairy H. Vaughan, pretp taid he hat initiucted National J ' it Guard headquarter* el St Augur ihit morning. ; dent Truman’t military "aid. LAKELAND. July 19— (A V All Commissioner* except Hand-j reported to have had tha "im* line to have a ‘'minimum ol 100 Honda cilrut tannert teived notice all Chase war* pretant to review properly furnithrd personnel data" troop* on duly tonight, lodav they consider the new St$t* the bid*, six of which were made which reiulted in the iu»p*niion of He taid theriff W. V. McCall ol nlrui law unwoiliable and imprdc r , s r j s k y a ? s i r , ^ s c m*>- c — ' H u r . & * * , ,m u . ........... ileal. 300 offer of the J. Hunlln ConIn • copyright article, the Post j, beat to bate at lean that numTwo caniier*' gioupt, the Florid* at rue tion Co, of Orlando. Temp 1rrporled that "the data U *atd ber available a* a precaution a i atineri' Aitocialion and iKe Cad lint, Inc. of Laktland bid $3D.0tW; m have been relayed to Vaughan ' gainst any new uutbreek net*' League ul Florida, look lhr A. C. S*anford, Albany, On., $»«,- by Jam** V. Hunt, former Army Feeling bad been running high itand that any icgulation pulling Citrus Cannen Claim New Laws Are Unworkable aur •«-« -*• Orlando, $64,214 for a concrete scrutiny of a Senate committee block type of pool, |invrtligating the handling of govTha bid of tha Clayton Co. fo r , rrnmrnl contract*, conitruction of a circular wading, Xlic Poll laid invciligalott workS 2 2 S iat' U$807 T ay children, waa accepted Tha contract for the plumbing waa awarded to tha Weit Central Plumbing and Healing Co., Or­ lando at $7,207. Lee Bros of flanford bid 111,400. ' Tha Florida. Watar Treatment Co. of Lakaland waa awarded a $9,704 contract to furnish equip­ ment for tha (tool, a chlorlnator already ownad by tha city will be Med. laid Mr. McKibbin. Since all blda on well con.truetlon were not aubmltted In th* manner prescribed, all bid* on thi* war* rejected, and Mr. McKibbin wa* initructed to taka bid* on new specification*. Mine* thla will be on* of the last thing* In Ihn proJect, th# d*l#v will not bold up conitruction of the pool, be *ald. Th* pool will be located In Ft. Mellon Park 800 feat wait of San Juan Avanue by the Mayfair Inn. It will be an abova-the-ground type of pool with tta walkway above tha dra.alng room* ah—* (Ceatlaee# Oa Pag# Thieet was taken in custody Sunday and m„ , ini t4||ed by |he F|0|ida*3 foutlh is being sought. i u s Commission to consider reguf* wa* uicd by Hunt" to try io keep At far as could _bo_ determined ,j(Wi pUt|jng ||)t navv cilrut c« ■ ____ Wait! a* chief of ih* Aimy’* Chem­ no one wai in ihe buildingsit when wnen jn^ ical Corps. the angry band set Hr* | Canne.s led the fight on leg» » . •» th. c . . . v .u ,h .n Secretary of tha Army Gordon Gray announced last Saturday that Waill and Maj. Gerjarai. Hermaa Feldman. Army quarlerxuiiet ,$**' enl, had baon relieved <A Jury a* iko m ull of avidanca turned up in lha Senate inquiry. Gray said Ih* committee bad "evidence which Indlcete* rhet Genere) Waltt Improperly furnish­ ed personnel data to an individual not In th* military ieivic« and who wa» not entitled in »*<-*lv* Midi data." Tbe evidence also iiidirutvd, Gray said, that Feldman furnuibed to a contractor’* rapreHrntalive "procurement Information under dropimtancee which appenr irre­ gular.” Later, Rep, Shaefar IK Mich) contended that Vaughan wa* “ Im­ plicated In tha same ca*a." He de­ manded Vaughan’a luepenvlon. Gray said In a radio Interview last night that Ih* Army ban no authority over Vauahan vine* he iceiu iM S a s f a i r **»• “ Economy Bloc” Gamut Majority In Legislature Cabinet Releaset* ‘ TAMPA, July lO -iA 'i-T h * Tampa Time# aald today It had learned that tha io-callad “ eco­ nomy bloc" of th* 8tate I.egiilatufa aval ready to claim a maiority In th* Houaa of Representslives In a story ilgnad by Its political Writer, th* Time* riported that aftar waaka of contacting Itgfalatore about — * th* tax q. /jltlog <econ­ had mustarad the lead omy leaders leader* h In tht Houaa. Tha Tima* aald tha moat active spokesman In tha Horn* for no m w tax** art Rap. Thomas B. Dowda, PalatUai Rep. James A. HRlay, Saraaola, an$ Rap. n. Graham Copeland, Evvilada*. Governor Warren'I* contldarlng calling th* Lagtalatura back Into agtra asaiion In order to provide additional revenue ta mast'the ap­ propriation* voted by the regular IN * aanlon, tie Tiros* aald. XR . COOLER WRATH . CHICAGO, July ly l$ —W —Cool,drier air mevad SI__ gwagR raak a weather, ww#ewj^t$w4W$a^ weather eastward J (nU ■ 4 *4W m tha New briftti Plain# since Satuiday when two negn>ev (|,r |4VV ;n,0 effect would not rod* we it arretted on charges of ■aping ||irll approval. * . 17-year-old while woman and t *nner otganiralion* *n| beating hei husband. A thud negio llountfj their position at a pi State Welfare Funds TALLAHA88EE July Th* Cabinet Budget Commission today released $3,884.481! In (Hate fund* for th* welfare board for tha first three month* of th* new fiscal year, Tha Welfare Board budget, call­ ing for an annual expenditure of >81,847,478 in federal ami state funds, waa' Approved after a 8# percent reserve In Btalt fund* wae withheld. Tha >8 percent reserve, totaling $1,900,494, wa* applied equally agalnat aalarlaa and operating exn**a and aid to th* axad, de­ pendent children and blind, r Sportsman’s Group Ntunes Railroad Trainmen Four delegate* were night by the Seminole Sportsman Awoctetlon to attend Hit* meeting held Sunday through t oda y in Tallahassee by the Fresh Water Gam# and Flah Corninlesion. Th# delegate* wer# G e o r g e Stine, prteldent of tha cl ub, Porter Lansing, Georgs Maffett and Bob William*. Among Instructions given th# itelegat** were rerommenditlona tbit the hunting season open o„ Nov. 20, remain open for a week, and b* closed thereafter an Monde y, Wednesday a and Fridays, also that opening and doting day* of the season and holiday* should b« open day*. Feb. I was recommended as a dosing date, esrept for the deer season whleh Is to clot* Jan. 0. The dub alto recommended that migratory bird* be hunted on ihe seme days aa state game. The membership drive, due ta itsrt the latter part of the nionih, wa* dlwuaaa). Forter Lansing and Georg* Speer re­ ported on the recant meeting of the Florida Wild Ufa Federation In Ksrawta. Bob Williams and Cksile* Forrester alto attended the meeting. Fr i day e » j0 New Union Head CLEVELAND, July 111 1 »’ Director* of Ih# Brotherhood „t Railroad Trainmen aH*#mlilr,i i„ day tu name a new tneshleni IV,I Hem Parker Kennedy, 57, genoisi secretary amt treasurer, wa* >* ported n line fur th e e p p o m i meant. Raven uf the eight direct,,, ....... vened, but decided to await Hie arrival of vice president J 1 Hendrick, of Toronto, lint . fan eda, who wai an rout* by plane They sclieduled an evening *ealon. Th# board’s choice will Miner,I A. F. Whitney, who died euily Hsturday after heading tbe 8lf>. 000-man Independent union lot i'l yaara. Th* new tireiblent will serve >intU the brotherhood's Srp Continued on page two _ ,,, ,,, _ Mmton- ^ S S S a ft Atom Energy Diseased At “Secret Meet” Big Part Of Adminis­ tration Farm Plan Goes Into Waste­ basket In Congress >«ct Permanent Home Frank Murphy, For Lions Club Supreme Court Asked At Meet J u s t i c e , Dies Cuba and Ruerte tional shipping Heart Affliction Is Fatal To 59 Year Ok) Michigan Jurist ( NEW YORK, Inly |9-<#»)— Claris Im lit* cunilnicltun uf "Uon* Inin national ( ily ' ,>u |*nd on th* I imoln Highway, nudli ol Chicago, weir outlined to ibr (2nd annual lonieiiiion uf I.ions International Allliuugb Srnalor McMahon did not ray tu, the ptincipal problem it reported to be Riiiaui'j view that the ihould be giten American tei retr of lion to pioduce the at omic bomb A majoiiit ul tlie joint congtet ttonal lummitire it undertlood lo No. 2SI Truman Sees Stalin’s Troubles Increasing ; Behind Iron Curtain WASHING ION, July 19 </Pi —A meeting of the Srnale-Houir Atomic Energy Committee hat hern called foi tomunow to dnrutt re­ lation* mill ftntam and Canada hi the field id atoliiu enrigv In announcmg it. Chairman M. — i Mahon (D Cimn) confirnied that B u ild in g s For Inter­ the huib Imtli Hireling Pirtulenl national May Be Liuinau bail at Ilian llouir lari Thunday inglii dralt rnih that tub Built Near Chicago DErROIl, Inly 19 oHi Sup. lenie louit lustnr E'rank Murphv died at 7 . 4^ A M today. Doctors at Henry told Hn-pilat taid ibe 59-year-old pintt died of coionarv oc! lotions, a lira11 affliction, P r e s i d e n t Pledge* To Continue “ CriH sade F o r Peac*’* At Shrine M e t i CHICAGO. }ul>- |9—</p>— Pi*. "drill Liuitian taid today thaf Irimiiiis and conflicli appear t4 fir im leasing" in airas controlled, hi l ommuniit ivianny He said hr it optimum the world may in hr tnganirrd lor peace without a war ’■ 1uminiinitiii may have "lemporan iiiumpbt." Mr Truman taitF "but in the long mil it mu*t either drtlioy itself 01 abandon ita air* irmpt lo force ulbei nation* into lodav , Murphy wa* apjiomted m 1940 ilt paltem ” I ugene S Biigg?, ut Enid. Okie., to the Suptrinr Couil by tbe late Mr Tiuinais flrw heie to address ‘'Pl'u-rd at tbe picienMimc, to Inleiiutional pmident. announced Piesiderit Franklin I) Rnosevell ibr Ibamoml Jubilee Shrine Conlusting ilut "know luiw" on lo llui tbe Inlrrnalioiul board has Prim to that, tie had served one tmaimn. ami made it an occation any tuieign mouliv im biding iin aiiiliuiurd ibr jniirbaie of land ’ Iwo-yrar irini as gutriniir of Midi Im a tna]lii speech on foreign 'nil ibr soullt sidr ol Chicago, abut- |'gait He was drfrjlnl tor ip-rlrc jiiiIii y lam ' j MuMiiiiMii ht ill it M u Iu mi*nt mg ibr lllimnc t'niiiai and Michi- lion Hr plrilgrd tills nation to C O R * that Hit’ oiiiiniiW'r s i l l m r e t ja e w.mi irnii.il Railways, on the Lin* Hrfore f"i governor. |in,or n* "girat iiutadc for peact" r |tjai1! | ill IIf I s N|llll ill 1 HU I* M ....... ,, Highway, on winch suitable Moijlby srnrd .it ibr l.tti g.nrrimi ,l(h l„1 |„„ hues: ( omu i nii o*•ik r i "to with tin* min (it tu ffxpluif i pit'if wun ini* s is a | a * UrjiBiliiirnt ,.f Siair. the Nnti.mul ' ’inldiiig- may br n e.lrd (or the grnnal of lhr f'lnbj.pmr. Hr wav' , Mamtammg a vliong and Mililui \ K-ul.li-iimcnt ami tbr o-r ol l ions Inlenialmiml.’ also allnmrv gmrial of ibr United -l.tblr AinriitJli rmuoiny "at tha Aliiiiiii- Fni'igi t'omnil*»ioil tlw lingg< said lhr |ilans have deve- Statet jnmiai) ‘omitr ul ttirn gib of the iiilitiimiiig i>tnlilelii ,.f our ri'lu l,,pr(J Ii,,in an idea rtpirttrd a few Tlir lustn r bail hrrn ill brie Im 1|, rr Vs.isUl Hr tanl we mini X X X « ,11, Hu* Uiiltrit KliiKdnm ' by M ,,vin j „ nrii 0f .uni i .iiuiiU m i lie* In in >,f atonin' .. , , , some Imii«* bui In* , omlitum wai tnlbr all mu plant, piivate and ^ l Imago, trcrelaiy grnnal. and not irgaidrd at -riiuut. rinnit Hr nrvri .,,,1,1,, m tilth a way at to r * ",\i lilt. |urwmt tilin', Ibe till re Iruiidl it “one ol Melvin's girattsl maiiird Flit mam trait br vvat o> on r }(>h» at 11i I 111111* mi l pi l l count!ir- <ii. coiipi'iulmg III i , iiiilnbutiuns to l.loliltm " irgaidrd as our ol W.ithmgluii‘> likl* Nil'|>A lit 'MllflUlU that ................ .. M'r, Hirally il» Meanwhile lb.""" l.lmw and molt eligiblr liacbrlmt 1 n,, hani wiiii iit'oiiiiiiiic mniviiy Imc.l .. .r a , ,,r liifiomulloll, u- t)mls littllvw whew. I 11 up on F iflh It wa- as Kovcnmi of Michigan I „ f ,,tlu-i fie# millou* do#* not rawell «» on mailers "I «uw matri Avenue last evening in u threetbit Mulirhy fiim cunie into H u b e r t p, s u g im lio n and despair." lalv iiiyply, hour neiude national llmt’llghr That was In "tin# of lb# most foolish things vne Utimmiviwr win hiwiwr w,$,4 | . a **Mw*Rgglnii .»■ Iarl. Ih* tfKbt's when lb# first big all w# could do right now," Mr. Ttuirttr most directly l watched ih# .p rocfu litn lin e, sirlk** (icrtirrrd H# was |hinu said, "would fa# .to slash opr ' ,lt ’ ‘ *** * U» i " r* "• "2n/*nmtal emivenibm vigorously attack#d fm not using ; nppi opi latlom foi European reI * ,V ,1 . (>f lb# International A«*orlaHon force to mi-l th# sli ilownfr* fiom ,ov#rv if w# did that, w# would ^ - plants Among acensa dellhrraP’ ly t liio w ln g awaf aru;,h,r -otB j " " " ’ " ‘ " ' ’ U * I 1' 0' " ' ’ PRORR PROMISED LAFAYRTTE, La., July 1« m rA Y R T T R , La.. tf$— Lafayette Rebool flupt. J. C. Landry says tha governor of Flor­ ida haa promised a full wpb* of tha charm by a Louisiana Janttef that ha and Me wtfa war* misoa their vacation In Plor- 1 was u "tool of t ’o m m im ls is " r r s ,j| r /t s s u " a 'H " i1 M e a n w h ile , a l : „ Ke p a l l . . I Ih e 1 « I ..a i l a u r a n a r > « * H ie , | I lie c o n v e n tio n d ill It s t)lt * ' II iliev cun be ta u g h t the i i g h i » » ) w ithout w illin g Ih e lesson hi In lu liM v -lu u d pugcunl of l 't)00 I mitt * . It had u sope , c i n us tquiih. Threatened lain felled to mat I|I,loud" ll'eartaaeu tie fs s » ! believed ilu- iiiiil Intel Unit Ii#| enhanced by do w n s, acrobat* and sltdown strikes wer* i calliopes, | WI„|,K , ' Tb# r#il-fei/*d invm bci* of th* j l''.rmK 'be d r . k e ^ drill I ' l u n k h l l I* lltHMii'VFll i I f i i ' i I m ____ ___ ____ ed him ns "u profoundly u-llglous, . , > . m u I able and In w-uhiiling govei uni " ; {3 1 1 1 0 ^ 1 1 1 8 I t?II I (iovernol Murphy was defcnled (til iielcctloli. The dcfe.il hill' I him, fur be felt be hail done a A sound film "bowing pmjiri good |oh In pioneering -lull- r e ­ methods of milmimbile dilvlng, forms Among o llin I lung*, h* parking and signaling wa* shown had put Into effect the slul,*'* Four high school liny* told of today To Lion* al ihe TuurlM On (list civil service law unit hud ler by Randy Kli.lmf, presldmt uf I ,,veiImuled the penal uml i n n e r th*lr experiences icccntly m atlemlitig liny- Slute ul I'ullahassea the DeLand Llun* Club and man* ■ Hons system. ger of Haller Motor Hales Co of As mnyoi of Detroii ut the P> incmbeis of Cumphell-I.usslng Hanford. Claram-e Marlin of rtiv I .trptfi ..f the economli* .Irpiesston l*n*t 53 of 111# American legio n Drunk, Disorderly t Teen-Agers Raise'Lions Are Shown Havoc At Resort Motion Picture On Proper Driving I.AVAl.l.ETTK. N .1 July lit (A'i Ihunk and di*orde,ly leeoagei* have heen '‘rnlslng holy hall." will, puiaile* of naked girl* and nil night hraeh parti#* lop­ ping the list of "lininoral" adlvlII#* Mayor William ('handler charge*. The mayor *ald yestrrduv licit close lo 1.011(1 buy* ami girl* Mom Id In 18 years old invade this liny beach lesnrt each summer, renting house* and staging a murid of pin lie* "coinplattly withnut tmiral* and without restraint.” Chandler said one lari* bun** B ritish V A IIIP Sluyrr Condem ned To l»e«tn X J -iT a J ffi/V iJ ? ‘J “l! Strife And Hubbub On Hawaii Ecfaoei Loudly In United IR alilllill A a a oclata d Preaa Leaned W lra Ions hurled ut him was .lint tic „j,iu* fo, p#ac# and freedom thkt w# have p ainfully mad*. Only th. Muiphy sulil Glut If the people ( uuimuiil.t* would profit If w* j of Michigan wanted then govei | , oi)|, u »hort-»lgnt*d couri#.1’ mil '* p > shoot III# w o l k c i s ottt ol [ Meunwiiile n ea tly IG.UOO pro| tin- Im lories .lo.l it,os co,I - ii loenuileis. uMiied ill such arabic ,l,,oi, strike* once uml lot nil <-plemtui a* ilie A ra b s have never i liiey would liltse lo g d uoolIn I Iseell, look prill 111 ill* five-huUT ... ........................... ‘ " ‘I ' " • * * " “ ' J 1 , d „ . , „ | d a n , l u g g i l l s I ......... H o . goverimi (o do ll piomvliadr along th* lake front j j a m e 11 , 1 , r . n m l l ) w a * 10 " b a i t ' Ith "If iin Amriieuu w m kmgmcu ; houlevaid i a i Dim, « e .it * l» w ith I I I Ham # i ' , , , llluilnu S h i n n hands led th* tM |lu l1 a E a c h o n e o f 'h e 4 8 s l a l f - a n d uie wniltg," lie ilecluieil. "I believe; ■' * LRFGS, Eng., July IP—<A‘) John Georg* Hfatgh, a*lf-confessrd vamplr* slayer of nine, was con damnad tonight to d*atli on tb* ggllowa. A Jury of II m*n and a mi deliberated only IB mlmit** before convicting th* handaoma, 8b yrai old buaintaaman of killing wcaiihy Mrs. Olive Durand-Descon lu*t Fab. IB, drinking • glass of her blood and destroying htr body In By h a m IJAW8GN NEW YORK, July I9 -(7 P > -S irif» *nd hubbub io the *torW is- a barrel of add. M ^ & l ^ t a 't S S f t e r S 'a f ' laud paradise of Hawaii at U»t i» teboin* l«udly on Uw mainlaad. W k H »tl tbe United Sat** tail of th* Rockia* hat paid little atten* t J T S S ch a rg e d * ^ Iman# a^ iioa to the BO-day-old longtkorcmsn's »iuk*. But it* economic a(facts th# time they were committed " ------------------------------bay#, tpraad to our own Waal Coatt. And now i m U. S. Senate Labdr GOODMAN IN BOLIP Commlttaa k*i taduead labor and#LONDON, ___ July . .-I M .^. .B r n -• to matt fadaral war*hou*e» late aahoala and V _________ Goodman I* solid with Londla Waahlngton, proba- empty stOTaa. Tlw plaaapaju tedrat Vi.lt to Britain. bly Friday, MsanwhUa, » e Ha- duilry la bagging fur tlnpltte 4> Chi*ago-born claiinat playaeeka 'lagfaUtlon can th* crop new rlpaaing, w tha "blag of awing” ----------- — to aaise tM dock* tblrtlaa, opattad la.t Along our own Waal Coast ahtpand opera** them. • Palladium _____ ,..... Theater ... . Harry Bridge*’ pickets andar ping tonnage tetale ere dropping, with tha big hou«* Btavedorvs put In fdwar hoora. pat tlw paitaa make the MyBk days of ____ ____ I a sextet of Brl» «0‘ »1 9*r- A n d > = r a s musicians and did a musicalQuean URookajaal seem far away u lugar raflnatrUe, ml off Ututrated history of Jan. tad Imtg ago, The protanged ship* their HawaUan iteg tie-up aounda morellko what are turning ter h l B m i rIo m TUESDAY JULY 19 1949 ,j^:5$.rai S ta te ^ M e e tin g i^ 8 gem y Considerable cloiidintt* through* ttednesdij local afternoon thun­ dershower*. Light to moderate -out tier l> mudi. J ^ |l.liv* pa.iaga o f , the citru. law ilinlto • _ RKmrkff wtlKh Wii *lron|ly btcktd by w f ^ K e C x l t hurled / tear r»« Governor Warren, \ Irnrnb trrto th# n»M«t of a heavily || ^ M ratly undarstood lha armed mob of about #? man who canncrt ^ d ,0 ,he law. in ' I -nd * b f l g V ^ rod* through Stuckey’s court. mil I " 'l l Vui, „ . a„i , 1,. ruoitniiiee flo#t« weir in the line of maich n ,i r . , g W « .? Caimers object to provUlons m the law requiring them to icgis'e. label* which detlgnate the aia.ir In o o R h i to g e th e r S la t e H e p a it T h # rt f„ „ „ <(«■«■*•# Oa r u t su i I '" '“ ' “ H “ "d con gie-lu n d , t,at,B<,ai rhl„ N,ia d,,,,.,.,, !i„,„ „ Cuba, Indian ilancer* from I ’ld m lo W EA TH ER Levion Of Boys State Activities u DaLand Lion* Club asslstnl wilh'uf lhr I'uily "Ill's Mniphy assertIhe projector. I ed thui u gieui Imsmess ilfpr*'*; Mr. Klrchof pointed out lhai th*' 'Ion should he a* " " 'L‘b fedeial film, loaned by Chevrolet d e a l e r s , government icsponslbllity as an In conjunction with the American earthquake Automobile Association |s o*,e,l m ' In one vi'ui he spent FU.IIIM'.IIIHI school courses fur training driv t„ feed ami house the c l t y ’n Job era. With such film* and c o o p * less. To critics who accused him tent instructors a better lot, ol „ f exti avugunie, Murphy replied teaching can ha don* In trhuols that he probably bad saved l)et than can be done by parent*, he not from riutlog ami looting. Anyway, he said be bail s a te d thnt declared. A. L. Lyons, reporting on hit mild, and pmbablv none by ec (Cesilaae* oa rag* ••»' ICenllneeA Os r a g # T s i e n tororlty, which were mpposed ta occupy sepal at* flour* of lb* ),ou»r He -aid noise at Ihe buuse proniptrit him lo stop In, where h* found u "brai*n parade” of naked girl* heading for the shower room, In full view of the buys. Rtorl** of drunkan and Inderent beach panic* ware reported by night Patrolman David Bendy. Rome of the girls’ group* faring 'i\ or 88-y*ar-ord* along a* chap*ron*i, Chandler said, but th«y "«re wurss than th* kids th*in- ■ Wonderful Spirit Is Enjoyed Among 78 Boys At Camp Winona _________ Camp Winona opened a week ago Monday with ■ wondciful '"Everyhody I. p etty ups.t spirit among the 78 boy. p -e n t, reported Herman E. Morn. shout It" Jiandlar *ald.y i who is directing acliviliri al this cam)) near DeLeon Spring, in Ha .aid he plana to propose Voluiia County for the 24th season. ordinances at an August council The camper, .tilled down the fir.t day to the regular camp roumeeting that would provlda a ,|ni M k h h * .-----------------------------------------------P*r*nt t»m a£*aaaful ysrent of on* on. of lha Ih. youngatar* young.tar. i S B Cta. R l S i f f and J Mhov* M hav# l i ,lon„ e d by Rob.on’s Rpor.lng rmi.t b . present to act a . . chapi | ,„ yn n, Good* Slur* for catching th* larg­ „ o n . at each cottage. s w im u n d o # d ir e c t io n o f M r est fish last week. H a, 0 1 I I boys w ho w a rs non The boy* have been making C O M P L E T E S 144 M IL B 8 tm m m rs , M 4 c a n n o w s w im , h * plaster cast* and weaving pot E L B E R T O N , Ga., July 1 0 - „■ wwaaUbidder*, and attractive lanyards ifl-M ra . Julia Roka Rt. Glair, r ,^S5*j!* night was stupt In handicraft under th* direction Florida’s "wheelbarrow lady", niabt and gaan competition was of Howard Whelchel. in* completed tbs first A00 mil# n ■tlrrad amrmg th* boys in the six Danny Mansell of M ia m i ley of a journey to Detroit. « ##■ » u», i m cabin groui Cabin ”8" won by a Spring* Is high point man In Mrs. St. VMiiijj Clair, w.iu who waa wa* nMiss Hungary of 1911, trudged Into rlosa with th# prasenta- archery which la under th* direc­ tlon of Elborton last night with Annla’a Mi*rd*r." tion of Wad* Garner. Llttla Ai Adolphui, 1, aboard. played by ClayTh* Mem Hall Is a w ry popu­ ton Qulnay. Ronnie An- lar place at Camp Winona and MORI RRD CLAIMS owaod "Mias Winona th* boys have greatly tnjoyad tha LONDON, July 19-UP)-M os* 1049f' and , isod much merriment dtlldoui meals, including many cow radio aald today Russia la with Ma la raaaatton aa a bath­ hot rolls. Groups from *ach cabin ■rani naval power and waa the ing haaMp, have bean trying to place first in originator o f armored endears, At tha tabla inspection, and wlnnarg at l, Uebreakarsandtrsw* night tha each meal have been given scoring terad points, Singing (a enjoyed after Mala. Bach morning al 7il0 a'aloek . ms li bugle aounda to call * ^ A R JtB B different (W M M -------- Pg ASM last nlglii following u supper at ilia I.*aii’n Hut They were Doliubi Ludwig, *iioniar*ii t>y the Elk - l.odgaj William Rilputiii'k, who wa* back­ ed by th* Lion* Club, Dav* Ru.tl, th* choice o f thv Rotary Club, ■*« Chari** Amteimm, sponsored by Klwanls. Rob Hmlges, hacked by th* Jayrtrrs, wa* nimbi* to be prtaent. The boy* writ- Introduced by Judge Douglas Htriutroin, local Legion rliuitniuii for Buys Slat*. Donald I.ml wig expressed thanks for thv prlvilrg* of attend­ ing Roys State and rwfalcd that h# had roomed with Tommy Iv*» of Lake City who was elected gov­ ernor of the Roy* State, a project carried out for the sixth time by th* Florida Legion. William Kilpatrick told of poll( C a a l l B U t a tin n u t S l i t C H I P I'S IL L LONDON. July 19—f^*)—Sir Stafford Crlpps, Rrlttan's chancallor of tb* *xch.uucr, left by plan* today fur Zurich, Swlti.r* land, to b* treated for a .tarn* ach ailment. Recreation Schedule Wednesday Morning 10:00 A. M. Lake Front Ball Park— Baseball directed by Tony Rusal. 10:00 A. M. Rout held* School —Stories by fltory League, Bowling, folk dancing, Gamas— Step on to**, broking arms, American wrestle, 10:00 A. M . Seminole High School— Movi*. Wednesday Afternoon 1:00 P. M. Junior High Sahaal Shon—Woodcraft. £ _ >P. M. Play Center. F t Mai* Park— Max# and paint PM* and frame#, bowling, 9$R| i n n - Poison, Mi race and Over *7 " 1 V. ‘ , �'V l*Ar,K T W O THE SANFORD HERALD, BANPOBD The Sanford Herald “Florida’HFlagler” K stahll.bse in Isom Pnhtlsks* fa ll, n r r n t S .ln r4 «r an* MnnSa, a« JH Maaaalia Avsaae _ - - t«r»S aa aaeba* slaaa a a t i.r SfSMl *!' '•I* '< A * Past niris# 3 iaalar*, KlsilSa, safsr tba Asl * Ceea»*«a n t Marsh a. IsaT. H ltl.I.V M , |„ R4lt«r ||K 4 N UOHHUN IIKAN tlaslnr.a Maaaasr IUTKS Cavrlrr _ aalh T a w . Stnnth. Its Maalba One Vaar . . . . . Alt akllnarr aallraa. ...... • IS l.e* **••• Si »• ■ ■ ■ . rasolallnaa aa4I' nnTr.V. entartalamant, i „ r ear**** retain* farni,. » m et raanlar arita n u ia * mt ,mr Hr ta ll*srrs*atall«»a. js a . Sraw sasiirr V'mli. I'klraan, llrlraM, M l,, as* SI. I.,nits. IrasM Is a mrmlirr nf the SSW flitrS I ' o i i whirl, la ralllle* M rlaslvrl, In Ihr use for rrsuhltMtlaa al alt Ihr Inrsl arwa ,,la l,S Is Ibto aewssaprr, as wall •• all A g asws aissslrhrs. TCK8D AV, J I ’I.V IP. 19IH TflllA V H llim .K V HitUK .Tills noidil in,I he n pleasant Iking In remember. Thou f,r,wi e*nt willows away empty— jh. The bride, nrrording In the Fiiday issue id ihr Timr* Union, "tMveled in a navv Mur Imrn clolli end Wa, crnlrird wilh .1 lirml wed­ ding rake. Mankind ihr takr weir ■rrangrmrnt, id >lm,ta dailies". May *11 thro tluiihlr, Im littlr ones. Clitic, of .Seminole County's law enforcement of (iters should imir note -(!a " ""’"nn with mlffesi dial, ano,ding to d,r Tempa Tfilninr'i ,u,vcy ol >|o| OMchinr opr,alio,u ihroughoul the Hate, not „ ,i„g|r our i, oprrelril in Seminolr County. Ihr Ttihune (ays thrrr air r,l in Voloda rotmly, seven in Ihrvatd inimly ami qtiilr a few in Oiangr. .Slots arr agaitol the lew rvriywlmtr in this ,t,»tr. Nutivim nf Klnriiin uh well us many newcomora who arn intcrPHtpil in Floridn'H hnckgroiind anti the cottrac o f iu Irvi'lopniPiit over tho past 76 ypara nhould read "FIorlda'R PltiRlor", a riwunlly piililiahed hingrnphy o f Henry M. Pingh*r, who built the Florida Kant ("onat railway, the OvontcitH Kxtenaion mnl u chain nf holciH from Atlantic Reach near •lackHonvill«> to Key Went. The luHik is written by Sidney Walter Martin o f Tifton. (in. who for the pant I t yenrx has lwen a hintory profenmir at the University of Oeorgin. He is a graduate o f Ktirmnn University ami holds a I'h. I) degree from the Univernity of North Carolina, lie has conducted nn exhaustive and pains-* taking research into the early life of Flagleh a« well an Into hia iiiniiniirnltie activities in Florida during hln Intel* years. How Flagler made his money in oll^ during tho period immediately following the Civil War is adequately 'Icxcrlhcd. Few people remember Ihut Flagler hnd previously made It fortune In the grain 1,usinesk, mid hud gone broke in the salt hilsineHH, before he L amed up with John D. Rockefeller to orgnnlze the Ktmidurd Oil Company. From thin "mmciutiou lie event,sally neeumohiled a fortune of at least $100,000, i 000. lie first came to Jacksonville on account of his wife's health, I,til endured such hardships in traveling ‘tml found aeroimiiodations so inadequate lhal lie quickly readied the opportunities for ilevelopmenl which lay in these fields. His ^ rM* venture was Ihe magnifirent Ponce De Leon Hotel St. Augustine, and the short narrow guageil railroad from there lo Jacksonville. That was in 1880. How he gradually forged abend to Hast Pulntku, where lie wiis rebuffed by the people of PaintkA, to Ormond, New •» "ltd Palm llcneh, where he wns received wit'i ojm'Ii arms in IKiM. and then to Miami, and finally to Key West where lie was treated like a god, is described in drlnil. Ho, too, are some of (lie less nolilahlc chapters In hia life, like the purchase of Ihr legislature in order to divorce ills wife who had gone insane, and the purchase of newHpn|>ors to influence public opinion. that a truly .......” thrilling story . It ,is unfortunate ............................... i *iitr uiv of the life ,ini* <"’ hievements o f this Mill, Century buccaneer is m ade In suffer iii Mm telling. Dr. Martin Is no literary genius, nntl Ids prose, which is repetitions to the [mint o f exasperation and sometimes lurking in unity mnl coherence, is dritli and unimaginative. The Imnk reads nlmost ns If It were written by Horatio Alger not only because of the story it tells hut also for il h literary composition ns well, We iinilerstnml Mint Ihe A . 4 . llamms nf Rollins College tire in the process of writing a new book on the Florida eiisl const from Fernamlirin i<» Key West which no doubt "Why do do- nrwtpaprri play will also include much of the life of Flagler, and this work, up thrir anplain- aiiiilrnls" askrtl we feel sure, will embrace Ihe I'linracterlstlcs which "Fltiri■n aviation indom.nl 1,0 wrrk da's Flagler" lacks. It is a great subject and one which de­ following tlm dralh of 71 p e o n s serves liie talents o f the best writers. Vaughn Rapped THE WORLD TODAY It'a a lla a r* rtnm r * a » Oa«| It, JAMKH D. WHITE Al’ Fnrrlgn News Analyst (For IleWItl MaeKeniie) I* the President** aide. Orny also emphasised that their is no nug. gestion o f any "finml or distmn* testy" In the affair. The Semite inquiry l»y n suhrnmniittee on government expendi­ ture* was louelmd o ff Inst month , b> a New York Herald Tribune -story iilauit n toutrnrt thnt t'mil CrmiHe, a Knimingliuni, .Mass., 1manufacturer, sniil lie hml made with Hunt. Grlndl,- wns qnotnl ns snyiug tip hud given Hunt n ft,oof) b e , i lid ngreed In pity LitHI monllily piils n fi per rent roilinilssiun nn any government root met lie ,e. rrivni. Grindlr sniil Hunt rlninmd fiirnilship witli t-i-verul govi-rnnient offirial* nod Inudied Hint |!f. hi.11 t-onsidernlilc Influence, Hunt denied thnt he ever tried to sell I"Influence." The Post deserihed the dutu re. porteilly relnyed to Vnuglinn u, ,i scries of mriimtnndu drilling with n half ilmen Glmmira Gorps officers wtio were tiring ronsldeied us a successor tu Wnltl. i'hu Post contlnueil: "Whs* use Vaiighnn mude uf the Infoimiitliin, if uny, rould not. Im leurned. It i* rein Iled, how­ ever, that the White House sat I, the Army promotion list fur weeks. Members of the Semite Armed Service* Commit lei* were inquiring into th,> reasons fur ihdelny when the President cut llm promutiun list to the Senate for ronflrmtillnu." New-pap-r headline* almul for* eign at fans which Impress me most n,i reluming in my desk nfli-r a two week's vacation are those emphasising ini' swelling nf the hat tic 1mlween Gnmmunistn and religion. Developments strengthen the ircvcm ventured in this rnlumu Just y"lw V ,V" went away: ‘‘the world* ! * ' } ologiral rnnfllct Iml ween r.immmi volvmg „ life and death struggle Mwi-co religion and the Red lMn- i1* intensifying. We havo 1 " ''r1" " 11 period." s,m'' dm,, the situation has grown mine rrltirnl, esperislly In Kurope. It hns rrnrhed n point where we nre justified In saying thiil Hie oulromn o f the war of tlm isms may turn in Inrgc degree on this question of religion or no religion -of God or no God. At the moment the flerrrsl phase of the Moscow-directed o f­ fensive is aimed at the Vatican in Rome and the highly organised Gntholic Ghurrlt of Hurope. How­ ever, not only ('nlhollrlsm lull all other forms of faith «’onm under llm Itril rilirl 1lint irligion must Is' exlrrmimitril as llu- ,lo|m of llm ii ii i h s i ' s . fluty Imi Humbly tlm Irmllcg ftnmniunisi newspaper of Hnvlet la-ciiplril Grroinny, the Neuas Drulsi'hlninl, ilrnouureH Lutheran tl Ishop lllto llilmllus of Berlin as a war monger unit nn Inatrument of American nggrrnsion. This is tak­ en ns piesaglng a hitter struggle ill III,,* /one between Communist anil rhiorh officials. I have la'fore me a frlemlly teller ........... rrmler in the-stall' Washington suggesting that I Railroad Trainmen tCaatlaas* Kran r a i l lias, wr|,r „ ,.,,|limh idling "tha Ihruth nlmiit religion." tic presumably B iff S a l e H iffh liffh t H i h m a n ’ i f o u l religion without faulleS tock M u r t A c t iv it y Well, f""" time to time we *,a !,1|!!.r,!'H",fl pnMHtle*. Rut I'm NKW YORK, July ID l/l'i- One 1 nf the laigest sales of stoeh in an old euw-lmmi noil don't Intend to rope anything I can’t handle. And while i was burn and reared In a Methodist parsonage, I don't elaiiu le lie a theologian. However, whatever weaknesses Hie various religious may posse:,. It doesn't lake a theologian lo unde,-laud that since the dawn of history Miririkliiil lias Imlleved In a god. hi gists, amt a hereafter. . Most „ f ilie people* o f the earth, rivllist'd and uncivilised, profess some ,ort of religion. Maybe they in two planr rrathrs. Don’t they know dmy a,r undrrIliffli Blood Pressure mining public mnlidmce in air lfini|>o,lalioiM I’nhupi, hut »ot,m- 1 Ihin'l Im* friglitcncil out of your wlln if Ihe ilorfor unyn how wr frrl dial tin- public ha, yon tinvc lilgli blood prcH-ftirc. You need not fetir Hit* comil* • fight to know ihr truth, and, onrr Mott itself nor drciol itM result. High hlood promo re Is not informed, will imurhow cnntrivr Ihe snvngt* deHtroycr it la soppnsed to Ih>, nntl nmny who to impfovr tlm innilitiuii* whirl, have it may look forward to "dccadoH of life with gofid ■Mike such arcidriil, |io,»ih|r. We licallh." Such nr*' the rcaasurlag roncluxionx of Ihe hyper* ----- clin li ic » — * ‘ * ip- " I , *f **• 'the friiiimliii, ..... " . i " byiH'P* can't all Im right In their beliefs, WOBtier just how >afr llm air lines, A(Clisinn oi.................................m im t.oliimbln.f'rcshytnrlnn pnlnt i* that they hays ■■■ « l-iiiiT,Mcflicnl Center Imt tlm Idg 7h'ose liellcfs arc' the MW oilt safril liman, o| Iramporla- in New York, nntl of ninny ilnctor'i* clHOwhcrc, iih ru|K*rtcil< "l!,V„r|.hrd things in their c,would Im today il frum the by Jtmt-ph Woltzcnknrn in the Itcador'a Dlgcxt. I "i”?. live*. ‘ it d«y* the nrwspsprr* lied l»iH|M*lllii|r the ftqtrH thnt btxet hypertcnalveH— "fcurx That's why wo nr* rntitled lo town! a ladiry nf rifiasiVring ihr l*’ 111 their llvex. cJoHe tholr buxInoAoex, oxiln them say that Rolshevlsm may break 0IHI I'ANIt'K V HOY changed handss also at 4 'a. , tOIIN-STOWN’ . Pa., .inlv ID bill - last week a dissolution |»'•'* Police -aid today they had plan for the company was nr d o o il' h" aled a panicky Imy, Ht, who ill a li. H. district court i ve, IIn- fl'd from Ids Jolmslown Imnie last idijeelion* of a group of slock ii.glil aftei the accidental slomling many years highlighted Imslnnss |holders <d a d-yeai old i umpanion. u gsnrrally firm market loiln*. . |||„, ks of l.(MM) or nine, si,ares They -mil the Imy. Donald I'atin ■ fl,A7A,IMI0 deal, a Idoel if |nf G A H neppered the tape. le, son, was illseoveied at Itia'ls .'160.000 shares nf Cominonv/mllh I The intense m llvily in the ut• Corner, Somerset county, lit miles A Southern sold at t'A. a new 1lity company's stuck distorted the from his home, lie Is lo'..,g leturnhigh fn, the year. A few minoti's |market's sales record. Huslness ed to this western Pennsylvania after this whopper was reported |otherwise was routine, on Ihe lirker tape, a block nf If,a,__ _ open in Ita rtetsrmina| »«’ H[ina mi.l Henri t h«'m crlnglog to b flfl"-la now Ihe Itself wide r);v rr|,gl„ns. Strong chief concern o f Mm ( olumhln-l’ roxbytcrinn clinic, the nuthor (l, „r ibis possltilllty l* An Amoiiun AMurialinn of mivm. PerKtitiH with high blood nrcAHUro nre lielng told Mint t„ k,,. terrific fight twing Ughreoily I’ ihIcmo,* touimillcc Viey hnvo every chance of henltny, happy living and, beyond I made by (iserlmslnvaklan Catholic* Jmini lli.il tnruii>r,>liip in dir being ndvim'd to "net their ngo," arc having no reatrietionii l to defend their f»Ub.. Commitniit Parly i« tml •uffirirnl plneetl on their netlvltirn. | «'•»?•• ^ cause fn, fiomt mllrgr trariio. Though iiiglt Itlood pri'HMtiro______ xhnuld_ tint Im« ignnreil, once) J1"" .meln're.l iha'i no govornmcnl Just so long -i» lie ilorsn'l u«r lii» you have il you need not he concerned with the degree «»f ■wliicL denies Hod can survive. position In imipagamlirr ln> n n -1 preNHuri'. Il nmken in, d ifferen cu , liocuua Mora agree, whether' t ,1n, i n , thesis to which all tell* feed with rrg.inl TUESDAY JULY 19 1949 armlcnts. dents or advocate llm violenl o*r, | y, tir blond preHNitre Ih tip h little sir n lot. v’ You nre no more ' threw uf tlm government nf the likely to s u ffe r n .stroke o r nn enlarged heart with u prex* (Jgfted Stole,, n o ail oght lo, I sure o f 260 o v e r 160 than with 2 0 0 over 120 o r 1A0 over Hilt. Idffl tn he a Communist Av d n 1 A rterial wullx can withatnnd ----- -....... j.’ — " " w ,m iiigu on iniy ' Would all tight Io, ,i loilrKc teschr, ever found in hypertetmioit. There In no evidence whatever C l * Im a thirl o, inut lho degree of promturo him anything lo ilo with rimlnir ^ b h f •» he tines not I * ar aumleting At (£|M( a Cnmmuuol n a eoiraii.il I and milldnr, lie wonr. it a lisito* In In, country, ty.thievcs mid inimleiei, sir st fe lake with a goim ol salt itional rrpoiti of gtnwmR unloymenl, believing they sir inid by poliliral motive,. We irtised rei roily in a l.ogr newt it for lirlp, ami irreived III ts. Fouitren n( them weir l people who dmohl have hern ified as "unemployaiile" talhri 'Unemployed. They weir unM . Iinikiilrd, sick, ilninlisid, paw fiends. Only imn id them lid any piomiie whetroever. 0 don't need unemployment in jit* benefit,, hut ichnnli nr kicst . training, clinical catc, Igrium or hoipilel liestment. dp' |o give them unemployment fcaadt with which to huy more ■ la one ol the greatest sin, ol W t ^ ______T . ■ il l Security edminiitrators m k almul how much lime i, led- making mil new Sot LI {dig card, for the "dumb puli* m o have lost their old unn. ^Hoover Commission revtals costs the government $1 ,■MUttO a year iu»l to keep Egmrds on all federal lissucf p l M l meant $30 a yeeydor you are on* ol lb* 40JJOO/r S^laapayem. Bui out ee* V' plaanen should have that if the government, era* In tell every little btuiatu w f and e what * !lo sell hypertrophy, coronary heart dlxonne, nrterloNrlcroxiH, xtrnkea (ir ilonth itnv.tC. O f 2,147 pntiuntx olmorvod by tho (T«lmr|blli-Pri?Mliytoritin clinic only r» por rout hail "mAliirnnot" hyportoiiHlon, with "Herlntia mid rapidly progrcxidva complications." Cimo his (nrlcH o f 2 «« indlvldunlx revealed that IH-l developed ln^li hlood proHHiiro hoforn they were 40 yearn old, and every one o f tlm 200 had it Indore the age o f 48. The romniotdy held belief that your hlood prexxuro should lie "your line plus 100" In without Imxlx In fart, the author atates, alnee hlood proHHiiro doea not normally increaae with aue. Affirming the niedlcul facta o f the article, Dr. Charlea A. 11. Monitor, medical director o f the American Heart AxHoclatlon nrgea that iuaurance compmiiea "reexamine their poHltlon" In granting pollelea to perxonx with uncomplicated hypertenuinn, and that employer* eliminate reitrlctloiw on the hiring o f auch people. The Metroiadltan Life Insurance Co., in a ten-year study o f 241 cmployeca with high blood premiere, reported tlml moat o f them ’ 'romulhed working and free o f nytmtlnnui fot 10 to 26 yearn . , . Only 62 complained of fatigue, headache i or congeal Ivc heart failure, ann VaWful examination showed that many o f those symptoms were the results of other or­ ganic causes." ' o'the facts o f Wgh blood presaure become common knowledge,.the author, concludes, "a brooding, and paralysing ear should im Hft*»d tmn\ ' “ •***" Cahip Winoha ► ' 4" - I,f ICMHaaen Vi m Pan* Oa*l a full day tan* are founded and IlghU go out. l)r, A. W. Epps, Jr., who a* • boy attended the camp, was a recent visitor. Councilors at the camp era do­ ing a "swell Job", Mr. Morris stated and Include! Wad* Garner, Howard''Wl|tlch*l« M; C, LeRoy Gilbert attd.Gbnn Cabin 1 home* the boy*i Billy N e v ille * ! . Ala.. Mike Whekkel, Hal rla, Tommy Andes. Mil# w a c d a fi gloos suhscrilm. Hitler defied that certainty and tried to destroy reli­ gion lierause tmlievers would** t carry mil his nefarious •H.hen**'"I’opi, Pius’ edict that CatnoOc* who support Giunmunlsm will w peculiar Red rniinter-nffensive. Gommunisi leader* In ImiO, Italy mnl Prillin' arc proclaiming that Gomnntnism mnl Catholicism can exist side liy aide. That, of count*, 1 Im n rnmplcle reversal of Rolshevlani'ii mat-iron tenet that rallglen must lie destroyed. Thla tenet ,1* h rnmpanlon piece lo another fundamental Communist premise* that capltalimi mint b* destroy*,) The fact that Communism ip* prara to have reversed Ua*tf on Die question of destroying religion rertalnly la mi IndIratlon that It I* enrol,nii-rlng heavy resistance, though It wiiiloutiti'iily doesn't re­ present any change of heart, tfo the religious aspect of tho cold war hrentnrs a matter of vital Im*], port ante. U O f I*1 P u W iH h e g Economic Guide OAINERVILLE, July lt>-(Spe­ cial)—A guide to economic f*alure* and Informational •- -* ... services MM l Met,'all of Jimmy Me* b Melville phs, Jimmy Jaryjjekpla of Gaines'* a Whrfrky of DeUml. i ADI Jhnmy Watley. Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more than official parity prices for fine tobacco! There'* no liner cigarette in (he world today thnn Lucky Strike! To bring you thin finer cigarette, the makere of Lucky Strike go after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco— and pay million* of dollar* more than official parity price* to yel it! So buy a car­ ton of Luckiea today. Sec for youruelf how much finer and amoother Luckies really arc— how much more real deep-down smoking enjoyment they give you. Yea, smoke a Lucky! You'll agree It’a a finer, milder, more enjoyable clgnrette! |. WAVMl ADAMS of South lloitnn, Fa., I f genre an (mtrjwnrfrnf utrre* A ousem oa, engs; "T e e seen tho makers a / l.uckkt Atfg Snr quality taiarra that mukto m root tmnkrl" Mr. Akmmt hmhfon * t.urky smoker hr IS genre. Wees'* mere rvtitrnct tkml Luchko nr* n Iner rtgartlkl ip Ih Cabin 4 Inchides: i qf Oviedo, Rill Lyman ioderdals, Johnny Me* I Hebert Lenox of De­ ny Brumley, Frank Ft. Laoderdtls, Jimmy tftWI Dtablay, tommy tail Lae of Oviedo, toA ^SU w le* Phillip* l I are Bobby Steerart, k GUion Ward, Robert fe a f a ■aw ... ' if ti intu , , 11*1,0. convention. Hulun soiiice.'i indicated K e n ­ nedy was the most likely |i,i*H|ie-t fo r the jot,. Tiler,, wns Hpei-iilution lhal Donald A. Maekeiuie. *1M. now iiasislant president, would twcoiii•• secretary mol Ireasiiri',. Marken lie's post was I'xpei'led to go lo a vice p le s i d c i t , possibly \V. I. Reed of Ka.il Mtitieli Gliuuk, Pa Kennedy, who forniviIv lived in Minneapolis, is a native of Hot ti.nvile. Out., who moved to Glue a go a l tile a g e o f ten. He w a i n freight hrnljrninn at the age of 17. He became general sio'ietarv and t re a s o ie r in January. ID 17. nf ter serving ns vice president. T he word "Rllde” derives from llytdos, |lie name o f a eity wlileli exp o rted pnpyru s in ancient limes �------,----,---- wj-Ty -pr r *7/— ■eTrsvxteyk vm m vx-- .'W K ? r:w ' ! i i TUESDAY JULY 19 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Harry Ia’ch Honor Social And Personal Activities I , Hollywood ,, PAGE THREE Women Will Learn Ia’k Itcauty Itoutlne To InveHt Money Important In Summer i - - i slices Viol tint like to slick In t|,e windows and plan on losing s certain uuuuint of money In ex­ change f,,t the fun of really "playing" the 1, ■• they will nevei lie luipp, trying lo dope *t"tk* that wav. I,,',mi.r there'* much none at stake. Tlie female ,,f tht spelt's likes i,■ ,,i,l girinhueh' m a saving* actount it’s folding money W’hetr S"n pm it to. and i t ’s folding tii'Oiey when smi take II out. •'hl'l'k hook* Jilt II III. I'JUIfe, l»eFftil' »* It 111V•*IAI’w illlllilJir Lillll ftlib'liithiiir, fhi* iliMhii* ••r nmking a HOLLYWOOD, July Its—*/»•> _____ Mr. and Mis, }« u .y Lee enter- ^ ,,,,JlJI'|niBUu. donar Item called |(, f,K rM t i. VHKE Hy CYNTHIA l.OWRA —. , , Knitted lust evening with a boat . ^'i11 i " '* 1* •. 111 holding up Ellen- \|> Se»'fr*iurr» Beauty Editor AP New'features Writer Telephone 148 'paity honoring their niece Mis* 'H‘th Taylor s limiting". Let mm leg hemitv routine lead : arUa Palmer Ray— Society Editor There is, apparently, an in, --------- Betty Wilkinson mul her fiance, Hashing m large diamond en- all the test „n your -oiiimei-charm portant move under way tinning Dr. Riclinid Silver, who will Ire gagenu'iit ring, the .hit k-liniretl ac- g ,..... -rhrtiul*. Ike brokerage houses to teneh wo * |married tomorrow. Gathering •• tress said the date of Iter wedding |f v an- going In expose your men how to handle and nive-t \ O Ti a l % l lhe Snnfotd BoutWorks, th‘‘ Honda’s Bill I’awley. Jr.. Dili| , |m> summer. U- proud of money. Will..... wishing t. make, i v r« u l gutup tmurded the Lee yacht, Lolo ges on the MtiM epic. It was post-, ,||tl|1) meu’i pleased with lilt issue out of the ptoject I — ----- — ||t U|„| cruised down the St, Johns potted from this year until nest them, keepyou them out ,.f the public would venture to n, edict thn, it "Christ, the answer to Oriental Hofmann left today, i" ,t! M»nroe where they sirring, when „ full c eye 1 "O rllll't do anything atrout suecessful, it ,- going to change WEDNESDAY Religion," was the topic of the for Arcadia to visit relative. f„r “ '“’bored ami enjoyed a chicken slated lo soil fur Italy. ......... . ... 'hen shape, and that dnesn't real* the clturaclet > t .ill ritutiicinl ,,, t Khtniet Court No. 82, l-adle* piny min fur the Elsie Knight pilau supper , ,,n *' .' K'' '•{ I' loaitet. anyway, loti if they tie stltulions Oriental Shrine of North America Circle of the Firm Baptist Church a week. ________ I Assisting Mis. Lee In serving . . lu". :tnn fat ... 1,use condl>,, too Hot,. linn, 1those eondl-■ Brokets mr nm-ll, men it,,,I ’-U" im'taivc tit hi ittiinutU’ nnd will meet at **:(KI P.M. at the which was held at the home of Mr*. George W. Brown left 0„'w *re Mrs A W. Lee and Mis* spend nine months m Korop, Vii lul Cllll.ill | JIHRlIlrnt it ti*"- trut t,»* helped h> faithful! they say tluil women know I.-Knight’* of Pythia* Tempi* in Mi-. V. C. Messenger last night. Saturday ■ s i I s I I t » u e I ■ ■ I, ’8 ’ Is for Jacksonville when- hiisle Farley. The Lees present*! says Lu. Hmvevei. if 11,.- pidut -t i,mt itut'-ug. |about investment' tInn men d,. it t t>vi k Ifttuni'i**! Mrs. George Dixon, adviser to she will spend a lew ds>> with 1 DeLand. honor guesls with a set of ,s culled nff and l"llll"l j1 logs ,. Nevei llieles*. W"lilt'll ............ .................................................... .. I Monk it wmild he nice if the JTwo plctura »how., “ Eether’ mul the group, related sever*! instanc­ eystal ushtiuys and guv* Dr. Bit- limit- to 11\ yon ,m, look fo, it,,1 j)(jb; f|)'ti’t a chilli t" keep New t leitinv white de- pei ci'iil of th, money and -pend -t.,, khmki i s , mild rtlnt ale it* wo“ Democracy", will be ihown by the es where Communism haa over- friends. |ler’s mother, Mrs. Halph Blivet, curly itiannige f<>, the I ' yeai ■ 11 i old I*u-uni 1\ tragiimi mid gentle lit go t,ei ............... . so it’s a ...........mi,, ti„- mtitrmtes „ f the Women’* Society of ChrUtaln inken Christianity In China. She Ianility. Mr. and Mrs. BIB Creek....me “ f e 'e with Miss Btrvices of tht? First Methodist told of a Baptist School In Bhang Klitlihelh is now sepaluteil In n j Icusaiitlv gragratitand gentle ill j idea to try t«* getsome out tu g "t - t k muinc I,cause it would clellli and ^ntitids between ...... pie who know g n ,. mea „ gieiite, undt'i -I m oli ng Church at 8:00 P.M. In McKinley hai thut ha; k'en X t d b y t h e Washington, D C are the guest, IviMiti and Mr, Silver wflt* n »Mfim.nl ....... nmWcv wln»,1 f gs should , j 1 In- /*** V eil. Light refreehtnent* will be Communist* and the teachsr* run i Mr. Slid Mrs. Jack Wilkinson. Mb , g, t o n '-Y.., surely have \‘U> M T 'h’T ' T ' " which ■„i,()U| umne) and the ones wh" ,.f the (coiiinrc minil Hut It I* " [ ^ | '* i;"“ ." l the i;al". o y."" out iif the country, Mr*. Dixon ^*r on Myrtle Avenue your , I have it. my own pi'tsooal •■pinion that we served following the ihowlng. ami Mrs. Blivet „ f Butler. N. J. , ltl. fl„ t)l ■ml Mrs. Rlehunl Richard Hwlhart Hwihert of V ' I ................ thfckly. I' lakes stiesseti tlie urgency for the study I ,, . . . . „ Dr. ami ..tiling lie, Kiiglniuili" Konii | J"'*1 JJ III.iiiV .w 1 *V«r ' lotn'n To dol ’n ,“ ,h‘" B"*11''* ,,,U' ' ,l« THURSDAY of Christianity in AmerUa in Mr. and Mr*. J«ntei I Indiana, Mr and >!rs Marshall love match with Foollinl! Htsr; , . ... , h-|r why, if women ,l..,i'l know atnnit , -able t jlt'l 'bo win we have tiled A epecial meeting of all mem* order lo combat the evil Influence *, , <*•]l|V,t1V ,, Csllieiitir mid Smith of Tampa, Mr. and Mra. A. Glenn Davis ! i i. T i , ' ,,u r I money mid ....„ do. ........ l,„v. t- lemt, th..........- .d baseball, or berk of both Tourlit Club* for the of Communism and other lama ,C a » , of YaBapoosa, Ua me C W Lee, Mrs W. P. “Brook*. Mrs. "Isn’t It awful T" she .......... "I* dunking leg* tnideV't'lo* till! faucet J;’ .V**.1**.. -**M*' IU,,n purpose of planning program* for which are constantly spreading. fUEftts of Mr. Eml .Mrs. J . 1. lit Alice Kichiuds, Miss Esther ,, .* lM ...... s i V m i w i pet v»Mit h i i'ii 11v iliU'Htt'r |»m / / 1■- mt ^liu jtMiiU ti> w h a i tin* i i i y i i t E l k .Christmas. Miss Adel* Curry of ""I*1 '* 1 ... . I “ ud Uhl,,„g them With cotton <*| ^ the tourist club season will be , ||llnk ((l|ll ....... „■ about. ... m l e n t kn ow en ough The program was presented by ll,‘ held. The meeting will he preceded Mrs. O. It. Mathleux, assisted by ' '... . l o................ ittiderstmid i.b.mi iiuun> W lm t “ bnui ilic -u l ,)c ,t t>, (iluy d u m b — 1 r . 'i o . *■.*'> k .:'- . " 1 with a covered dlih »upper at Mrs. Waller Feeler. Mrs. Julian i. 1" : “ niH ; ,rr 5 nbr.rt !! H.r " ■ F■»•*-. '^ !“ !.Vsr: . / : fi . 'V ’ i .'*wV.'i! ■■ -Jr.. ’Mack Vlevel.ml.Jfitanley 1" ' VZ tln*y ilnn’t tiiiili'i ' f4iml in th* mini mli’llmi'iitU . , ,, - ■. ......... - y. Dr. Vincent ‘ Robert*. has been post.meil to the fall Willi g:S0 P.M. at the Tourlit Center C’ily ( ommisHion nijulr iuh’w jiiitl vM»|U»’th’ «ln»L| nu work anil tin d a te', slu* - ,. returned from Marshsllvilbt,u | | M r,y L „ ,t j , , H m l the host and 'chairman Mrs J M t t ll e m k ^ a * ! On Pir*t Street. mV(ilvi*» im>nvv hlU'm* |m"tniiif tmtter I.uiily gttl Plans wen* n.mle fot' ih'e J w u p | «h ,,» ,llr •,t" 1 bo.tes*. M iiRilNHf# F » m « F r r * !!■•! | WIlUl I 1111 k|m UI>| okJ‘1w M'lilU f Miwl |uy h i , y i ltU li v (i( i' likfft. T i l Gene Tlel nev h'lHi's b r i e I tic KHIDAY t« visit the County Home next ,lv# w*eic* - ________ uiuu f^vt fi *>lii tliv in iimiii Eini I U||I (I y I n u » tin ii tuui'h wmiivf, if. «'it’llIK u quill tl»r Clip day iiftci 'In' Imt'lics "W liul g The Townsend Club will meet Tuesday. with E pool" nnd >ail- fm Kiisrlin.il tin- liuvtll^ nil O VI114111 *1/** l»f f»4 bjf I ||4t. Mil’ll hit 1111> nt till i 111*)' Hint t *• lM kill'll i Hi Hliit •t th# Tourlit Center to leave at Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Coal, 4 1 flit Mrs. Messenget read letter* re-. , " V " nn..; ||*y in «i||tit'i> fi'iitititlit' tt il u k t ii k ‘ l* i|Liil I n I 1111 til |i*li»ii|l lulltt*! u n t il week. Hlie’ll iiiukc "Niglit mid the l** r' » I 8l00 P. M. for a covered dish Cobb anil \lt in] t I b* l'»+il i N t ' l f VMII turn ft ill • * *t« |(| | | l(* m u M i j h i n « si 1 11 1 » WliitCft reived from u German girl with m ^ s k’* '* oV lilt* mixtm v im »*nl i finely Will C it y ,” in winch -lie play- a bud supper with the Orlo V!»ta Town* Stone have ,, ! orreeponding, turned to Hanford after woman Kicliuid Wnlinaik will |M, ‘ t>\ k(Mt f 1*8*1 w i t h 11n* ^hullitw ti td going lo huppeli and it’s all cud. Mi ii.lt .1 .tn.l fluff \ \.M u cup at tend Club. Those desiring trans- whom she ha. been corresponding, spending lii'.nid the lake. Ilic deep Clld stalled In happen I- Ilust women t 't lt>in*i 'fs '■116’jii f call itk Will portatlon are asked to telephone The member* decided to make up three weeks in Brevard, auolliet n.i'iitili> in that une. T Ire 178-W for reservation*. All mem ti gift box and .end it to her. The All, Ih.'si' supci stltlini' It IsIlMien. | .nil la- mul' feet and Ihe shallow are going to get men to stint al>i i cm*11 jtiMlhi.ti l inn to E bars and friend* ara Invited lo at­ gill. Miss Kate Hallman of WestI watclii'd vv hits Spcuie i Tracy I end thire feel deep I'Uns fur th* thinking ol niiuif. in ft'ii.lnine C•itt|| w|H4'JtlilMj’ i iHtwIxtl'IlCy with Mr. and Mrs. las Lee Drenci anil tend the supper end bring a fiilitt. secured the address of Mr*. Mis* Dototliy Draper T l'M Iltf did the last -••ne ,d " Xilalll's Rib 1 put,I wete drawn b> D.movuu Dean, terms [aiok. llie. .ne even gel ul'Kid I t e a ' l l ' <un- <d m ulri . S l i d i n g anUcd t., i *1“ Messenger through a package day from Luke Wales to spend | » mi New* ling hank' tn look like ft t.'liiily n teti-p""ti at a ti m e an d lies tiltg. revered dish. Hr wmildn'i -nv tb" last line in : (Iilniiilo atchllecl v ti T w t l.ll* rtnties I'lie Il.i.11 and wall- of tlte pool honpttalde plact that hud been sent through the several day* with Mr*. Diupe, nien’l tin'. || t e , " i a l i ‘ tin t i " - t c d •up,nrkes o r o'hi'HiMi) I honied it’* tiad luck I i. j " nporl* Psrmlt ... . I will hr of pouted emu'iele. Drcs- witli mustc piped in amt even j i i."k ic - .. Hi, peanut h u U r - s Baptist Overseas Relief Program, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iluny 1 | k it> I ' r r r ) t'otmi mi.B* Joan Ctaw tout *'"1 -mK ....... . will he "f concrete some flowin' in mill.I nnd ellin I mul uiule thanking th* circle for ; 'in i>nriinm mi * t’luud ini'iiln,tied in pirn in "Ncwspnpet ; i ,1 Keening Must.' th" package. lilo.'k cuist i net Inn, with the men's ilialillg llltise pii-iiullke ItMle | I,, muhe u ......... hosting for Mr*. Thomas Ratliff, Miss Hetty I : In Pop ill* r Music w mull ti ’ it mul •>In n it ti aches the i"inn mi "lie side and the women's cages? Amt wlial »»..•» ale dinnc tt,,. i,.(, ,,t Announcement was mad* of th* Hunter and Lee Hunter Irft today > ; ib v F w a m, I, -p.mge cuke, M iren I lint - lln- c u o iiit hook «< ---mi if.* "thei side id llie pool. Buptist Business Women’s Circle for Charlotte, N. C. to hr with ; in Muslcsl Inlrrluite Inmake check bonk-l"'* flight ,n«.nn, im,,laldc'ppotts tultler ur l,y Agio--' I’ ri-ts*. wood, city editoi . un Dus out liuue A 1 liter yesi less* of property meeting which will he held at Th* etudy of the "Hook of cuingIs irally mu ticui.nts umigailn. In .itin a . up of contheir moth*!, Mr*. L. G. Iluniri « in lli.il llsme tltel.sinl) i,f the I ."' Vni’.tdc- lb i ;ild anil Camp Olenu near High Rprings John’s Gospel" was begun on July Umtoilhledl) the 'll,! kiilokel* fn tnn.ci > sngui ill*' suir to who will mulct go a majot opcm I" un i ’upulnr Music Kx|il ess pMidmi'i Inn. Owen Is on Flench Avenue south of the i it) iniinping station was granted will utuleiliike, tn-i t" tell wiinicn - o ' . i i , " -iigii, it it is at all u< IA l 1uliril Nsllotik 1 by member* of the Osteen Hapl- Kept. H-6, Those who could were tlon in that'city turnon ow morn infi'ie'led tn tt I ’lssklcsl giinvenlr* I 1 1 -I" I,, the i..ms anil .Vicl.auglilin llie diffeiiuii e 1,,'i.u i'ii a heai loinp. • Now add .1 latdespoon of Ist Church with Rev. Alvl* Her­ urged to utteml this meeting at "•*4‘Imk 4, nidi .tit' lime long at te •I i tut News 11 pi king i n , wlm will use the u.nt kel mul a bull min kl l I'eopt. I, ui.'i. in", ring in charge of the study. Study which all Baptist business wom­ ___ . |ti na T ,n in,itilr T une i lln un,t "I half a pintInnngiii dn jinuihet pieture piiipi ii. im pin king of trucks have Iteeii explnuiing Ilic d.ltei Mlilnlglii tlenilesvou* roup* will continue esch Wednes- en's circles tiirniighuut the slate -mull IcMum i* ‘i-'iali. enough I light altet h e . in the C ity " Mramt Mis C. L. Bedding nnd ) News and Im ■lection of an office. sy night until the book Is finish­ will be represented. dice I" me fm vent- and all I and 11,i■i with u little .’team. I 111 kll. I In I I. .....list- don’t lllHkc Following the piogram the lios- daughter, Miss Harriett Rnhlmy, 1.' ill* gig ,> Off .u.n t•nui'inli.u at tin- moment l- Spunkl. Mill, fiii.lv chopped nuted. I an. c u d i in i - In 'aid "F.llhei I Haturdsy Immj tess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. returned lest WKIIVMII.r lliul a beat u«> - hi- paw* I" pu-li oieiit- ul', > -pi' ll.llug o.et HiA Training Union study corns.' Lillian Vickery, served refresh- Quincy where they visited Mi | (cct I. linn llliilll Ii . 1" Htlilll Hf t •*! s <ie Western Jsiutmree i,< * ut,, 11 d e - i t c d ; this and pu'l.ing imlnaii" that ill" l.'P "t wgs started on July 11 wlih the menu to the following: ] •>v % jiii imi i i mil M ijtkr u and Mis. I’usco Sl.lcklaiul mot s in New s tnulkel i' belli, In ...I down 1 j gllOMUlt t n me .. ill not frost .4 ,.oisa,4 rtssi Fee* iiael book "Building a Christian Home" tv Western .Ismtioree fotll S* HI Mrs. Dixon, Mr*. Mathleux, daughter Thelma Faye, and fnnn i., 'tn Tile T n'clnck I’lllb ,st„.|t Ml,, .Innii Leslie'- j flip "I m-prcllmi wilii tepiesell- luiit los-cs null In ion us. and . ,,ti ■ by Martha Boone Leaved with Mr«. Vain, Mis. J. Hralley (blhani, Cairo, On. whete they wete gritsls iy News t,..| ii .............. . t m s e v e n | l a i n e - .if o t h e r C i v i c c l u b ' oil t il e t o s s i n g ......n i l s t h i n t i " u n i i k e l i ftyv. Wily Howell of Samsnln con­ Mrs, II. B. (Ml,*in, Hr., Mrs. Bob of Mr. and Mis Earl Haiti- Jlliil s. art Hpnrie More* Ii,, 1, 1,1 be .o o k e d i in,ml I. Mill Ciniuili Ini nil 4 Vaclit I ’llili building last T u e s d a y , being thl"W|i liiglo u I < iiiinul ie I i, -l, lo l l o p ducting the classes. An nil day Rutilerson, Mi*. Harry Huffman, children, Frankie ami Sniro v >',1 I'lipiibu .Miistc ■ .In Mnruti.g Ilev tiIlulls ■lull'd that If the building t* pro* nu’intiei. iiowev-i uti.it the -tg ■iiii'lnlt. ...,i t,i,i tong in a smell meeting was held In the Adminis­ Mrs. Fi-sler mul Mr*. John Kader, ! \ 11/>11 . innii',n .. i ll: liian < i.l Mtimls i Music tration Building on July Id for Vim ! I......... I’i i . ' i l. nM fm d and peily tipniied and eipilppi'd It will niflenn.e of tlie-, im.. inii.lii.'- am,.iiiiI .( .vat, i I'n t ., •nil " I ..... W'orlil st Nine n t i c n . . - u n e . 'p a n wit I, s the purpose of studying the "Va­ '* i,i |>tipi,|,ir Music I).,b i ll U ulkei i n 1 Im Di tm m il piove u heller tneelilig place than involve- mid ..ioibri Mini uican- ..at,, " in Variety ( anyone wuit tnotn . li.mld get in t i c l . t l . t i l t i n g , t n i i a n d add i hrm t cation Bible 8chool Guide" and In Ivi ii in i'lcii , B e lie .• Mi " Vlin tiie Tourist Centei. '• IS Angels feer to Ireuit I" fnlll p, |,pi n ol n*. ti," lop " f J Henry Witte t'Xples-cd Ieg let in get out "f tile tni.ikei th* afternoon officers were no­ I c i - t In . i l l I" ua Old New. IllirrilHeit Hlu* (ieue rail. •peaking, wotni’ii i , le i. -talk a buv leaf mid A minated for the Vacation Bible It an orchestra A Htar S i i i i h . Temple hem- ii'puri* that he was nuiilde lo utteml the The American Horns, Oepait i m Mornlna Variety School course to be held Aug. 1 ol n "Iti.i'lielo, ami itie Itutdiy- Lions International Convention u- lii'llev.' thut llionei i- II oiediotll li'llspooM of stilt. 1,11ng to u li’bl Miss Mary Alice I,Inch of Lake’ man! of the Hanford Woman’s ii .1 Music lfswnll - i m ...... for nlH'iit h w minutes. ..................... through Aug. 12 with, preparation Worth I>t.'c*me the hrlde ofi judge a ilelegate nnd revealvtl thut the of exciuinge \ t •- »■ •iollii, bill ,„„i si..cl ' tn be I,iiul" ill > i it Iico. "Illll Judge Club will sponsoi a "Conin' Htrlp" If mi World nt Nonn „ imnnd sin imp, hrtng <v tins t‘luh W day to b# July 80. I'll, not . h i p I could slay n u n y delegates number more tliun .'III,- ! in the ptllse in..... - that in o A, 0. Kanner of Stuart on July in dance on Friday at th# the Celery I-tin# |few Iiilniites it •un la- ••ulianged |M1p"ll. t" a Imil again, civet. Officers nominated for the ill,* ceremony performed by Rabbi Orate at th# City Hall. Da tiring t ■tr. P opu lar HIsr ( f|i,ni l.iiulii Hti-itn tlu,l long, site 00(1, r.nhii Al Amsrlcnns Itoilerlrk Adams aiitinuncd tluP 1ftp it pair nt gbives Tlinl t- the j Jt,,,| innni i fm iilonil ft minutes course were principal) Rev. How- Lewis Newman In his study In will he from 7:.10 to 10:111 o'clink I 1* Muslcsl 's a yI M iiillctli I'e n t u iv Fox Varieties Pearson, veterans nn tlie >purpn-" of the money to spend mall "i n o,hum -blimp Jum princln •11; assistant. prlncfpal, Mrs. G. C. New York City. The eounlr was and each person Is asked to dies* * n" Mur None llsnch ! I* dm t.,i u "low down lo pio- Joint farm instruct.if III aglli ullnii' III uupiin* -me11,1i.y: V"II mil ml [| III imp mil, teiptin- ll few' miiup Hotack; paster, Rev. Herring; be­ attended hy Judge Kanner’* sister us a favorite eharucle: in lln- V tm Tmlsy's Htrr ■Iili'ttm, Ii M ill I m . " no picluies i »n tttis A llestlllnes M e n tiiiu k * i ,,... , x t i a • lin k in g l i m e D i t i l n . p e e l. ginner's superintendent, M r s. and brother-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. outlie strips. will sdtiress tlie Lion" un "faun liv e h i » r M i'te shooting b» I " to| ill least a b u t 1 Vniir Memory gong* ,,.|uove Ilic black vein with J . inn Music taivsrs Prnaram* Herring; prlmsry superintendent, Ram Handler. Judge and Mrs. Kan-ufety" next week. Hai ry Ridi-un. inum v in ll im -"I -......tiling mm Inight in August A prise w|] he awatded to the 4 1 IS ll v Iteousst Mre. Alice Wllllsms; junior sup­ er are at present on u wedding guest with the most authentic ros- Ann l.vrlc* id " midi - l i m p knife Mel I . i m i bud J""*' Fet t et aie Ted Willlums. t’lyde Hunisey \\ less -peclfii than I lint hy Ladies erintendent, Mrs. Pat Goodman; tr, mi,utlU|n, tlf North tome. Among the special event* of 1,11 Popular Music w i 'i n . "f un-. . ei lug .ptertes i.l,*ml 4) I dV lf lgstoli ii till J . II. Ili-I.f,. , i c r i n - o f its *minci to m ., it Ii p..»> •i I........... . y o u 'l l t o ' , ' ' tind IntarmedJate superintendent, Mrs. ( *,l,rohnu .... . .... . th, evening will he a Hour show, 1:111 Tlie 1:Xn til ls ht K|n,l w t c i l , " , Mu . i m I elated I tu-y w ete nailietl a" p i n g m i l l cliiitt no'll ! n Ilnur II MlllJllt wild llU|*|*\ w il l’ll Ii* Hosack. Other tenehers anti as home In Htuart. , i l , i. i It.,, I,. , "iii|,"'i<id llie •"ii | l,y Boderick Ailuius fin ineeiing a liulliatn tlam> ami a sntorlse re­ • nn a,,,rv News ilii|-'.fi t |jl|V * l.iLiqt JIMiK* \ ll llstauts will be announced at u ception A committee of judges. Hiy T w ) . 1,11s Hungs t Us ml i lb I Im- a iim liiei nsiiii’d " l a i t l n g Aug 2 C l i f f Ablet pic (l|»T(iMKTHIHT IHI 11,11Hi* VIIK( *»I*MlI”\ i 1I*1' l*t*r date. A group of assistant* sided. will lie selected and will he pre­ r »o Honrl* Pnrnds JUM’ tv tunics Meltnri Hines l.ffa 4p«nml*iFtl Hilfd litYt ill liift «•f IV rifiM Ii Hit! it- i"Ot • from fismsula will assist durtiiK sent tn make uwuids for the ?r nn Mriftln* nn s tTnuit llwui* E-I'i I ^ 4 it iiiJitt Jill" ftimur L .......... ' ’" 4 Veiling. W. H. I\ S. PlttltillAM th# weak.________________ 711 liners fur * la»dy A i t H u i l * X h IK m 4 h I H h u E lliilE. lit 4|tN 11.1 h i t t i n t l‘ -------- r Social r Mrs. Messenger Is Calender, Hostess To Circle ,c ““p!*: ^ h.!'l r! : Pe ,f 1 ,mvr ...... ole ' ‘ ^ “ed KS RADIO STATION VU.R.R. • Osteen Baptists Hold Study Course J LionH .Meet Judge A. O. Banner Weds In New York] ‘Comic Strip* Dance To Be Held Friday 4 Dr. <’. If. IVrHons 1 Mrs. Berk Entertains Two Grand Daughters ’ .Mr*. R. K. Beck entertained on Saturday with a garden party at her home on Laurel Avenue hon­ oring her two grand daughters of allahassee. Eva Marie and Rose rataert. Mr*. Reck was assisted In entertaining the children with g a n fi and ntory telling by Mr*. W TX . Kratxert and Mra. B, R. i Refrashments were served conibtlng of cookies, potato chips, !*• maftfda and Ice ■cream from a table In the garden. Enjoying th* morning with Eva Marie and Hose war# Bobby Little, Faye Garner, jimmy and Bobby Moye, Carolyn • Jon**, Johnny, Barbara and Jackie lenkarik, Betty Elaine and Carol McNeil. Terry Gllletple, Marty WVMAN-HEAGAN d iv o r c e I IIS ANGELEB. July lit— (A1)— June Wyman, Academy Award win net. lias her final dlvorca papet- tmluy from Actor Ronald Rea­ gan Mis* Wyinim, XL ul,lained the lienee yesterday. When granted ati interlocutory decree lust year, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT sh. testified that Reagan, 37, was Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Bexwiechin ton wh.-orbed in politics a* presiannounced today tha birth >f „f the Hcreen Actors Guild, daughter, Donna Jean, on July M j a settlement gave hri custody at the Fernnld lutughton Mumurlal 0f ilieit two chlhlran, fWM) monthHospital. Mrs. Bexwiechin is the |y fm their support and an equal former Gloria June Wetherii.Klon division of 878,000 worth of comof thla city. nimbly property. ________ • .in 7.11 *,nn *10 s on 41-11 Si la * 41 lUrnn in.,iy tn H tniln 11 nn I liltl M-ln Mill tfion I'm mlsr Music Kevnnle* He C arl s V n rls lv If nil Meet the nsnrt Mein Edition Inside' Hlnrv Eiciirsln ns in Hcisnc* I'npnlsr Mustc Hn,iris K in * nf t**y Pnmilsr Music P,ilted Nations iTs sslin l Hmivenlr* News Tiirntnlils Tims vitdnlahl Itsiidssvniis News hi* n nrr L a s \ l.t, \S Nev J u l y Ii* •’ ( tm, g mg menial , i ueIt) . M, I din, II",/apt In.- i,I,I,nil. d a di .n fci h u m ('ta nk l ln il a g e film ire, i ni pi "dm ", Tin ilecni was gi anted ye-lct „y t„ Mi- Boring" funnel wif" III! till llllinngei ,,f I 'niiiedu.li li"d Skt'ltiui Tin* III.i rage Wei mart ml liet" In Novi'iiit ei >f l 'If, Skelton and Mi- ll«,i rag, ..ere divoiird in lOTt. Alclli Muti'i" luiVe I"litli.i'll Pontiac, Mich., win ■rllii-d n -mall -nil lonti'iil ia'cause "t lai l 1818 and named after an Indian 1 • evnpoiattou ami Hi .‘inflow >>l chief. many i ivers. The women's Hoeiely of l l.ntain Services will sponsor a pi* in am consisting of two plclui"shnws entitled "Esther” amt " J*•• itineracy” on Wednesiluy ut Mi Klntey Hall o f tin Flist Mi'lliodi-i Church at H:hu ..clock. Idglit •• fresiiments will lie served fidi,,.. iug tha ahuwing The firat aettlenu'nt* in 11*I*114iriI t I111! 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M 1 M rr-~ I* 4 -1 ‘ �rn r •AOE FOUR G iants B ou n ce Into 3 r d P la ce Tie W ith St. A ugustine Saints H "*h TUESDAY JULY 19 1949 m anforh h e r a l d . s a n f o r d ft .o r id a «« T. sk.« i S LoBng Ca,ch‘ ' gh Nl m m George * Milstead & Me" o f ']] Team Return Still Shines After Clip Tournam ent In 25 Diamond Years PITTRKIfRCH, I'n., July tty KIIANK RrK \|* Vr»"feature* Sport* Editor To ' 4!F IP— i,Vi—Five members of the 1P47 W Y O R K — When a pitcher* NEW YORK, July l O - f / P i - formance of .('ilWl i* n *hodr* hadler A I* Newsfeaturcs Ryder (Tup golf lenin which wal­ ||nw nhotil a new line in tho b«*e- j will* 211 gomes during a season HENDERSON. Tex, _ Cenrge than the Vrinks' for Ihe Hi-nvun. loped the Hrlllsh professional* by usider* his work well done, lull ho* acore—winning catcher, I he ci Milstead, in hi* twenty-fifth sea­ an ll-t count n* I'nrllmul, Ore., Take n Imik nl Ihe Phillies. five (mi'llcmi L ea gue hurlers are Began. Losing rntrhar, Collar T son of professional baseball, still and five newcomers will make up Turk Reilly, a veteran baaehnll 1 Andy Seininiek, who peeinlire* in I.railing for that goal right now wins games. the 111-111 United Elates Ryder Cup man who now peddle* snorting home run* hu* n HI-17 rannid nr will* a few others a* outside poa* Name a league and chances ate s*|Un<l. ’ yond*, made the suggestion. It ,IUn ii* rnmpnrrd to (he Phil*’ hi* itillilu's to crash the select circle. that Cenrge has played In it. pace. The secntirl in mi nn the utnff, Led hy Slamming Sammy Snead, aInn't had. Right now he's manager and Y u Rase hi, husky right hander Sanford Moves J o g a n f o r(J J u n i o r Stun Lnpnto Ini* a 12-lfl murk. Or pitcher for Henderson in the East winner of Ihe Dnppei Dan tija’ii Of t-mirae, a ralrher with a first check Ih-tinil. Aaron Itnliln *nn, I who appears to ho leading thft. Texas League. And he’s one of yesterday and oT the nil her more division club ha* n much better the catcher the Titters luipdrcd Yankees to a surprise pennant, In the toughest hurlers to heat. He important muster* and national1! won nnd loat record than a man (rum Chinittn lust winter, tins n heading the pitching parade in] P a 1a t k a Contest I U ‘g lO n T e a m WlOH on V. C. A. titles earlier Ibis year, shines in relief roles. n cellar team. The reaulta, how- II I-UO winnIm; mark nil tumuli the ih.ii , leagues. Of his first tfi do -1 Milstead broke Into pro hull in the veterans will include Llynd Rained O u t Here! D is tr ic t C fintest tvrt, mnnnff ratchet* on the name Delmit i lull l* just nvei .film nl ,-i*i' i.. In' had III victories liy J uly IH21. Except for four years dur­ Mnngiiiim. Ren Hogiiti, Jimmy Dni It, two defeats were at the team or with aleiiit the an me leu44-11. ing the war. Milstead ha* been innret and Dutch Hurt Ison, (Hie ftundlna, are iitnat lllumlnati hand- of the T ige rs, a d ub he Tin1 Hanford (limit* hacked intii Of these, Snead is the only "nn With the St. I.niris C'md-t. where' fail.d I., heal during thu first half. The Sanford American Le­ smoking them past hatters in tho • tlr with tin. SI. Augustine Saints gion -liinhir baseball Irnm *** *tn*l lianehall men a (free thati Mmuurer Kddie l»yei oliermite* I Th.- only other A L right hander i pro ranks since thnt time, lie who hns appeared more than 'nice for (hr third spot in the Florida defeated hy the Orlando lunlnr* In the Internallimnl miiipotitloii. hi* catchers nuolnst piletiiou'| „ff I.. „ leal guild sen min I* Virgil ' once was with thu Chicago Cutis. State League standings here Innt 7 In ti In Winter Park (hi* ‘■the catcher U a very Important rlinnue*. Joe flnmulolu ho* n i i fiN' i Ti ucks nf Detroit. Tho Cenrge retired after last hu Ka­ He helped trim the Hr iiish pro* ‘ factor In the performance of a nlwhl hh tlu> SHufnnI nml I'ntntkii morning. Charles Thntna* anil *lip hi cilue ovi’t Itel Itice. (hie,- others with good chance* uri hut it lasted only 2t hour*. in 1PH7 and won holli in singles contest was washed mil hy a ■Jim Penninalnn were the bat­ pitclier. Yet nobody ever bother* It.'illy rill.I then, will In- a lol m ieach 20 win* a re all southHe owns a combination grocery and foursome ten years later when tn ftirure nut theli won and Inal was steady, hut nut hnnl, trickle of teries for Hanford. The local of *ul|iri*e* when you fiipuc up |ia" *, Alex Kellner o f the A th le ­ storo-market-fllling station near the International competition record. rain which started shortly after rltih will |ilajr In the »rml-(lnal* resumed after Ihe war. Inlnlf. (imnuioln uvea Itice Cleburne, Tex., his home town. t e * . Ilnl Nrwhnuser o f the T ig e r* Twke the hlKh-flyinir New York j (he 7:00 o'clock itml lm-l*'il seven*) o f l lie lournnmrnl In Winter Newcomer* to these liisslc* art He couldn’t gut nnyirndy to run Yankee* for Inalaiice. So Y ubM WH I line. Anolhel win liie Pitt.* and Mel Parnell o f the Red Sox, Pnrk no Thor*dny. hour a. iinuldc pusNlhllltle* include the plkru so hu upplled to Cunrg|> three North ('aroHuhiii*, Johnny rlnwn. I* ho7 Well of huruli leuui where (Hyde Mc.Mul Palmer, of Radin, Skip Alexander, Thi> DeLaml Ki'il HiiIh assisted *m ti H-giilui startin g hurlers aa Troutman, president of the minor of Le xin g to n , and (Tnvlnn Heaf WINTKIl PARK. July l!» ISpe thi- 'first r"t uonies Iho"Y'anitV won,! lunuh show* a heller wintiinu I"' the Hanford raunr a* I’ iiuI Villaleagues, for voluntary retirement. |,on lliissio o f the A ’*, Itnli Lemon Chirk liarThe Smiford American he cHUirht 4'J- Hi* wondnat per-1 ccntaue tlimi Kd HUu<‘rnld. mra stopped Ih<- St. Auguntlno d u ll ,,f ih. Indians anil Allle Reynolds The day the application was ner, nf Charlotte, and Ilnl, Ihimiltoii, aggregation in mi II in I Mint cut. l.i'Ulini Junior huseliull team "cor­ hot. o f Detroli and grunted, the Mullinger rlnli nf Die ,,( i in- Yankee*. Reynolds, of Before Ihe games Inst night, the ed an II In II victory over the Longhorn League made him n of Lnndovnr, Md. i min -i , i* what you inigtit rail The captain will he mimed Inter, (linnIf were renting nun-half run- l.eexhliru lenin In llic |)i*lrii'l proposition. Cenrge hurriedly nilhalf lefthander since* most o f his American l.i'ulon Itasehall |,y yule of lit*' team, hut the taut lielilliil the third |i Iiimi Hulnl*. SI* ....... me finished hy tlie gmne'.i led Troutman's office ami got his Hanforil'ii lillenes* nmi St. A u gu *-1 Tnuroiimenl, which opened here chances ate Hogan w'll get the i .iiiiHipiiw relief pilclier, Joe retirement cancelled . II ne'e defeat put the twn lentu-v In- i yesterday. Winter Pnrk defeated liiimic. He rapt Hilled 111*' H'17 retirement cancelled, I'BL'IIn n lie fur the thiiil slot In lnu|i | Kimli* In the other eimlesl played j sipinil and he was lending the wen! west with the young men. h i I.I.NF.rt R K A L HCItPhtH K nee Inst Willie*^ hy n l In I count. standing*. Hut liefoic long lie began to long Ryder Cup point I In siirprise of the scn*<in I* Tnnijtht till' (limit* move tn I (Ilimlle Thoma*. Hanford riirhtwhen h*' wa* tnjlli for the East Texas League, whern IIAYTONA RHACII, July Itt— H T A T H l . r . t l l l Ii Kellner, lean lefty from Tucsun, DeLaml In lake nn llu- Iteil Huth I liundea, twirled a no hit contest you don't have to leave iionii* bile accident. H 1* l*ri 1411 TrNrti A h / flu. 24-year-ohl-slx-footer I* In a single Minteel, unit it 1s likely over the seven millin' mute, Hiel (Special) - The second Wedneaday « ,■!ij|4*MVHI#* »mi ,i" •«A| more then twice a month. In Ids lim e * * i matinee rnclnit pmirram will he YESTERDAY'S ST VRS .vo T in 11111- fin I Iii* "rookie of the y e a r *1 Ti1 M |invr«thii licit* D that Manager IIni (iruhor will i;nvr up three run* due In wlldne** firsl five weeks In the circuit hu Alt II TtIII l:l HV ASSOCIATED p r e s s awniil ni I tic Amerlrmi lamgiie, »»1ld High*Iniiiilei .Ine Hrhultx In and n couple of Shiiford ermr* I >uu off tomorrow afternoon at th e N\ IIHII ;.ii 11 ..»!* 13 won five and lest one. I I Vnlnrla (fountv Kennel (Huh ill' HI VllMHflHOn ( leorge .Mi'lkovirli. White Sox— the hill In fnre Malinger Hill Pur­ afield. •Ii i.: •** in, July n when lie Iv a t the hoslon .‘(0 U Mi il Most of the East Texas Leagu-1 >in,viniin Reach. That—emitih'd I|*itHhi singled with two nut mid the tiuxe* It..I Sox. M il, on aix hits he com.1 1 .1 1 J\ 11 li I ml rin'* crew. Srhullr. im i hIiiIm I in Tnilny the Hnnfnid Club w" 4f witli the fncl that Never Out. I)av- n ili min ers have only two long road hops .1 3 fi J .12« 30 ....... I the cy cle (if healing e ve ry pltrh the Siinfnril-I’iilntkn tilt nl Ncheduled In —to llrynn and I’nrls. Tho rest of loaded t" drive in ............. * I" glv* Jl lift *■•*1 3IHV nrl“ M,l" k m n ’s tH1H wonder do*, will Rat­ l.tfsiitirw Irani in I ho longue, Il was his th*' While Sex n •’•-Ii victory uvor the Municipal Park lust night. Italrrilnt llrsslls team at tll.’lll ihe time they live nt home and the New York Yiinki'cs in HI In­ ion in the feature ninth ra?e In-] 1 .<,tI, dinight win and, nt Ihe time, 1||li WVI Ilf' III, lirluiifti* » Mnnniter druber nnnmin<'i'<t coni mu I e to the neighboring park. liny* purl lei pot Init ill the run- *n|R|k|. runatlltttes tlie tdir new* nf I..I inf II. o i\iHi 11HtIni' hi till, win In hi* la*l 12 declla»l night thnl the Sunilny game lest for Hanford Included Slen-1^„ ^,,^1, |n ,|oir rH, ihK circle*. The PALE I1EIOE beach anil MiNlond's m ost successful ' nings. Mike Uin-ehi Indians won n ^ d iflfM balwren the Smifniil tcnin unit the idiom. *h; PeiildliKtou. c; Htnf-J |||(|tj|,(.,, try coatume fnmi a »iiiiniirseason was Hi-I I when lie won start* nt 2'lfa hiilliiiul hulling 'I'"'1 ....... 1lii-key ™ nt Hmifftnl MM"* llrl.aml aggregation will lie play­ h.lloeiV* lern id i* all Ihe more rnllerllon. I’anta arc 20 games and lost only three for Thniiaa*.j0-r|4H,|, Hn,j there will ln> elltht riNiiifg I'ttiiwf ed here ill night. Thu contest I* find 2b; ThoinpNon, ii tin,i kiihlc will'll you consider Mouse 1* Itdn llnen-llko isynn Cheyenne in the Western League, j ...................... . H>" Indians nosed l**if m HI A on (let i n RncinK Secretary Merrill scheduled tn hettln ut U:IM1 u'rlui’k j p; Swum, c f; Taylor. If; llrown,i I* tit l kn »«l l Ifi I IM tB V1 1 1 • * j that la-* (ir*i s t a llin g effnti came fN. Y. fir, as fasHtati P/itdnJ "Won five iii a row, then lost o il! Ih e Ilii-sli>i> R e d I ami Wnikin* 1 Walt* Inn* nsmmihlcil n fa*t pink 1»,*v (fill i# IlftJMMi »«I ilfimnU “ Thi* line* unt mean lluit we llu and Wnikin*, if. a la te a* May I when he h c a t ( one," he recalls. "Then I won 11 l l g l l l h n i i i i e i n lh 'W ed I of itrayhound* for Ihe *un*hln'i The line ac-nri': Htflf'tMlHi |l**|,*|flil will rnntlnuu to piny Sunilny night SeoaloiH. And lie had I" wait (1 1 h i in a low. Fellers began to write f a n n e d fo u i V % T H » V t l . I.IM ft I I .Kill mI -II 2 2 contests and a Mg crowd Is extiMMi'tmll luiie. hut we m e going tn Smifind 4 4 1 1 weeks foi his second will.] Tenth 4 % I. IN I me up in the papers when I won ItIMI UIHI 11.11 (I It pertrd. Two previous matinee* I l l .,(tU> n 'ita;i| give It H try. If It works nut Itml I.eeslilUK M .li Milk is n Tfi- In- worked three games In I I in a row." Tlmma* and Pliiiliitmi Nlidml*, have proved conclll*lvnly thnt the „Hi I ’Hilt* I!* M It I* satisfactory we will liridinhly development 1 in ...... days, winning a ii 1 B i d i h ir*ti i*» ;r* M l That irally wasn't anything, (Jver DavlH Cup emitImu" In piny nn Sunilny night," AIImi 12), StnmtHire HI), J"tN'« fans thoroughly enjoy these day­ 11 fiii>tii*'i|ihin .i 1*4iin n rn, h limo. i.i i i ^ though, lie any*. "Ilsla win Id to light program* Wedneaday even­ , New V* (('•1 and RnHHIIi|uel. »ufR *'» n Manager (irulier derlureil, hi. a xeriniix-litlliilcil pllrllIII in a row In the Intel niiliniiiil ] ing there will lie the usunl tmiI1 It i .1* 0 1 It ID 1 .1 Ur. C. K. KliIrMuc Tnmnrrnw night the (ilnn(* piny . lit id I I IK and American Association." I,ii* had ........................ few laid gmnes this! MONTRKAL, July rare program, looped hy the New I'n,. inoail ho*t* In the Ill'll lliitn nt the Inenl The Austnillan Davis (.’up Irani, ni ;.i •in.... Only lielroil siirceeiled' One of the things lie's pmuili'sl J Smyrna Rparh llapillcap. 11 1,1 Ilr>iiitfw I f i t m l t i f park. Therefore the (iinnl* mul meets Canada in tho Alnci- of is the fm-l Hint lie never h as1 e, ken,king him out nf Ihe Inix i lean xnne 4"1H r |»||»||» 11 n, I Iti hi ti ii I Dnylonan* will flnek ti the the Hut* me hc-tn><Iitltxl In nii'i'i semi-finals starting (PtHil H|ii't’iii1l*0 N* w Vtirli T, Hi. I ii id I n I. been e(last'd from it league gnm o1 dmmg Ihe first half of the ( " ‘‘f. : T h „r*d .u Is worried. traek tonight to watch Neve Out fout llnti'ii thin wi i k. IlMn littrul' (. In hy an umpire. Cenrge never did Vioniig his most hrilliant vlctorlea. W ill h it pill intils tin ThttrnIn his first appearance nf the sen Mr ititklt'H :i I ’hlt'HU'i U Thursday night the (ilmitH meet \*, ii* h o l" iils iid m llllH lc r e d tn J1 The Aussles' wns’ s do not stem much arguing, just pitching, lie ilaV o f I'tirli w eek fio tii "> AMKItli ASI the Orlmidn Henntnis in Orlando son nil the Vnlusin truck. Thi* «r.J w •( II* Wadii.igl.m, Cleveland and Chi- ‘ •><*"» »ny particular fear of Ihe won't say Imw old he is lint admits', »>y » « * • ■ and the twn temun return hern for pound dark hrlndle owned A . M. to r. 1’ . M. Til 30 *»3!» He Iwo-hlt Ihe Indians in CBBadians-lhay'ro heavily fav- lie was under HI when he started Kirkpatrick was tin* kingj*i,.v,.|„n,i r iB f* IH IB an engagement nil Friday lllgllt. K'lanr IIV AHHOCIAThll I'HKHS at Ike April t„ ,|H ,-| a break of s ix ." r e d -h u t from a lack nf practice In hnnelinll. t in 30 Ml 1 Saturday the (llmitn tnuve tn lie P'lir ii tenm Ilint I* not poled In among the greyhounds raring 1eiiiindidiiiiia i t i [MS *<• ,t,night. Ran-Id has 1.... ti lliu N n.. " W f. Manager Cliff "Don't make much difference l Vahlcz Hotel ere In '4H and Vahwlan* hnve not Land. for It* power at the plate, those 11 IS ula lot.. how old you are— It's wind you I ir 10 I3U 171 I Yankee boiler since Ills flrat Hprmile said today. In the maly nfher game plnyed liulinu* of Havannnli are dulna nil yet forgotten how Ihe track Hanford, Fla 11 HI or. IT'. r,«tl ,,-ason Iasi year when ho won | "Our boya would retire if il do," he says. smoked when lie stepped on till' VVii»lilualon III the PHI, ln*t night, the (iiillle* rlylil. Phone:— Sanford t:»a I * T i 33!i 21 J(>". in. | weren't fnr daylight saving time," Villa (i-Men dnihhcd the Oilnndn Or la lido 1-2120 Kivu Imom InK homer* enabled ga*. In ten starts last summer Iat ....... llr«„ II* VralrrHay FIFTH TIMK FOR NKWIHItIHKK 1Hprnule said. ,rIn Australia, whern Senator* tiy n 11! tn 11 rnunt In •he Trilie In sweep both end* of Never (tut landed In Ihe money I'li 11ii,1"11>In , i i 'al roll Graziano I h Cut Ncwhmiser. of cnur*e, Is the "'urn Is no daylight saving time, fialnexvlllr ii* Myrll (long npplleil a South Allmitlr Il'aKUe twin I'll), ten times, seven llmex with wins, nlilo**l i ,I „ v ,-I„ ih| i ai-i epteil star southpaw of the t il g°(* dark at 7!,70 I*. M. th* whitewash lit'iihIi In Ilie Semi- 2-1 mid r>-1, with the Cohiinhu* lie rilmaxi'd Ihe season hy win York ,, tin Badly In Fight iTih-jiu" '• Americmi league. This will Ini "Yesterday we were rained nut ning the Volusia Derby last Sep­ tor*, /.eilnll* mid Stone winked nn (’mdlnals Inst nitrht. i o il* a .m o I'llOloll'lt i Ms fidh 20 gann- season —as,iii if If ho of our practice. Therefore, wo will the hill for the Hen*. The Redskin* lirnupht one homo tember and In *n doing estahllalied ] W E S T SP K IN U K fE L I), Mass makes It. Tim e of I'rliiL’U Hill's I make up for it with two session* in the huttom of the ninth to win a new Id-IH teronl for the Reach j ir f i er of lair Ie rln. milk July Itt - l/I’ i—Rocky (iraxiano's today. In tennis you can't get too four defeats dining the flrat six almosi Indefinitely, Court*. keep the opener. After Bill Denton had weeks of 1lie nice were by one much practice, and while we're ttfllh victory tmlay iippearcd to lie There are so many super grey -, humored in the Hccond Innlnir to viilrin "H run. Ills tops cffoil* have hern III* confident of winning, we still are Ione of Ihe most ,-o*||y In his lihoiit MKI • are knot the count lluth irmne* were hound* at the Volusia track thi»! Thet (Formerly Slnko'«) seven-year boxing career. SportH In llriuf slated for seven inlllhK*, hill th'.' season ihai Never Out I* going to j which have erupleil in hist'" le tliree-liH and foul-lilt wins over not underestimating thu Canad­ Chleago nial Wiisliingloil, re |ian*." flisl went nine hefort' IL wa* avur. hu hard incised to maintain hi*. limes, That forinei middleweight chumlly AHSUt IATKII PRKHS spec lively Piuie was Newhniiscr's, The winner of the round incuts 1 Plon registered in* IWIh knockiml Four circuit snmahe* uuve the prestige. Tonight ill the feature, Wt* i■ivit•* you tu nimi' in OOI,P; Inilimi* the second victory. Two of ninth lie gallop* with ii fast pack witlrbn Klv law Wind. i t » ' « r I* heal montli s'see last yi'ar, lie Mexico July 2il-.1l in the Ameri­ ,* In Hi start* hy slopping Jon ,\g. heat Plnlndi'lphin, New York, can zone final nt Wilmington, Del., nosta, anothei New Yorker, ill Hie PITTS III IKlill--Sunnily Snead them were hy Cal Krmer. Joe composed of llrniny It*'**. T a l-. "Tirol It I|ll44 Nil, H a r r A imka Wile Siim lw ithi'H Washington. Roslon and Clevelaiui, lor the right tn meet the European second round of their scheduled won Dapper Dan open Ion r nnine nt Sirliiufcllow and Zcdi Knton fnl mage Ruhe, Kager lluliy, Mnicim*. III., he. Holler. I.neky <'l-'*», by one *truke with a 271 total; lowed the a....I uiamplc set hy Fiction Lady, Real llunlsman and Mllil Man. Hi" k •Mi. Honslniie, liianking liie Sermtms ami Indians. xoni winner, either France or | Ill-round fen tine limit last night let* Cidil ilcv r •leurain T,-i Ii, I ' a v r t y Pnrailo, Us- The day nflei lie heat Ike A's lie Italy. Lloyil Mniumim wa* th,. nniui'i- Krtner. Adorn. before a 4,MU) crowd hero in Hie eadrllle turned relief pitcher and saved a tip. Ixl Itare ft, rail,* Ullr Kd llurischy and Handy Silver Century Stadium. I"I. IlH'-e A llllfc* Wile S o ft D rin ks IKIrxi Halt I tally I)«„I,I h FITTHIHfRI H l-lloh IlmnillNM, stein were the wlnnlnR pltchera. Adorn Never m il . llrniny In**, game nginst Ine Red Hex. Sidne diff' icnce In the properRut while so doing, (irnxiano A111,1 At. Tony John, Mi-» Man l-'lel li.ii I.ady. T n lata an Italie. MarLandover, Mil, earned Ihe last Thirteen safe Mow* were struck Ti licks is one of the pitching lion "i gases comp'ising Ihe air suffered a deep gash over his left duskv. Vliamin, Cell, .............. . , In,-, I'taaer Ha t" Ileal IPoilHma". place on II. S Ryder ('up team In onrli. with (tie Cards' seven Jarni-v .loiilee. Jerry l-'lv I surprises of the season. Though me ol'served nl various place* oil eye thnl, his management said, 101k Hare llear-k 1'«U(se (tiiH o lin e Jail Hare B/MII,. ttllr when he flIII*til'd ill SI* way tin lilt* the lion'* share In both. The Joey's I ' r i i l I ' r i d l v I'erl. 1'"-**. ' he hns won UK games in five full i In * iii fi r *. would sideline him "from three to I t. m i Halt Haiti lloaMri lilt's MIeiiu, Mislnkeo Meni'iNK. fo r foilrlli place iii Dappri Haii twin win pul the Tribe hack In lornled four weeks.’ Tyrm . i Hi,, k Nan. Hl.tw Hon, Ilo rr llaoaeo. HportlnH the, I’orl season* with Detroit, tins >■> in* tourney. best campaign, lie Inis regained second place, mul dropped the lion. I.ady llolddr, Hlioi kins. Il"- Halil. waa Milking glassware liy IlM llll nn ORI.ANIMt IIKillWAY Domestic cattle are believed to BACINOi Pel lloi-krl, Anoltier Cliaini' iii* pie-Navy form of Ittlll when Nmeilru's fhs! Industry. In P10H •KI.KITIIMS t'lill TI (tall I V Card* t» third. .‘Ird Hare »/iaik< Mllr C irri Persev .lOHlh-e. I'ell, *llsa he tossed 1*1 victories, have lamn derived from aurochs, ARCADIA,. lInlir.--llor*e owner The first place Macon Pencht'* lllarl* l l r r n r r , Krl«krv. Hail* a T'l'iss-hons''", oi factory, was Hmiilnsky • an extinct special's of row, ■Ml K. Slice mitimuin-d he and walloped Hie Jm'k*niivnllo Tars, telirl. Mill,* Horn, n i l - Itlnuilont. Hei nod Anoltier I'lutlup. I.nay If Trucks nmtlniica his fine, luilll hy the colony ill Jamestown, Willie Molter, leuditiK Anierlniii It In 2, behind xeven-lilt hurlitiR hy Ilays. III.- Hlolrn IIII k*. Joy Joe. IN.M,l,- nine'll Inn pitching. Red Wolfe's Tiger* wd | Virginia. Ilk llare a/iaika villr I T h ir d llnysvlll", Jo y Joe, I'ark Thu game of auction bridge ori­ trainer III lit Id, '47 mid ’ 1H, have Kay Harrell. The vilrnry wa* the lie tnigiily rough in the drive to J a y * Jerry. Hlmnma. M,-i Iinnl I ||,-liel ginate In India. tome to n pnrtlnu nf the way*. tenth of the year for Harrell, who Valor. <'ln,|, Mllck*. I,ink, Max. | Kmirlli ('hop Mllrks M,,,liana the pennant wire. Among his top NKW Y()RK--Smntnirii.al-JniM- Ini* pitched three shutout* In a Iowa ijoroo, Monlnoa Mini liar 'M ini. Iowa rjtieeo Australia is ulHMit till same ('lean Idate. efforts was a one-hit shut out scored on Ed Knhliixnn'* homer, • KIM II lleelilley. • oka nieetiiiK of 12 day* iipemnl row. The Peaclie* led, '1-2, when x ry M .ilo lr r against the A's ami a four-till >lb Hare Kalarlir Hlrtklmr with 1H,r,ll|i fan* liellinn lljlltl,-’ they rucked up five run* mure In a I > iks like another i|ulnlcl o f siln aa the United States. floral View blanking nilminlaterrd to tin- Sena Winn lin' ll'o'kri, Min |t,ht. lion. HI *11i IBS on HlnkrleitN raid; JtM-key* Mr *l*lb iimlnu. Thev haltered air. Hull, Hlrmiaa, Kakray llrmlry, Kina 21) game winner* in the Junior Meveillll Will Ilull W llt n l llulia, tors. Previously he missed two Dour Dmlmm nod (tor,Inn HIIshom three Jacksonville twlrler* for'IK Iran Hlulr, Knrlrv Htirlry shut outs on homers, Early in A pul rlm ill. Last time It happened aik llare A/taik* Mile 1 * 1 1 1 1 * H|""dl had douhle*. Hufclh'i*. Kewry lire, llorilrr I*. Iliaioty Hlalitli Mild Man. H*eadr|lle, lie lient the Red Sox, B-l, on three wa* itt-ti— NcwhmiHcr am) Rob D o n ’t .Simmer OKNRRAl.i i Aumialas Tiller* shaded the Hplrll. Art'll lllviil, Dan Ilnl,In, Hunslrlpe. ,. „ , hits tint one nf them was Ted Wil Feller winning 2<1 rarli, Dave ForNl (tl Ii Never m il . Artrtra. (l»*l COW KH, l*le of Wiiflit- liica! I (iii-envllle Spinners, 12 to 11, In a lioyni view Kina, lii.rkri *-1,tor, Hpentl Your A I limn* tinmen;n. Eight dnys lain iiss taking 2fi with Spud Chandler 11mi Istria li. Britain look commmullhK leatl in pitchers' parade. Right men wcnl Cutt Hhori Twin Ii - - I lo r r llaasail, I’ r t l l r tin five-lilt Washington for a 2-1 ami Tex lliighson each racking up Tlk Hare Heark I'aarxr terniMins In Tlie I,I'erl, ‘ rlftllh-Amerlcmi Cup riuiipellliiui, to the ho*, four fnr each club. Heart, MlSISken Meaning. 1 t Hup Mcllalrr, l.lllla Hi',,ok. victory. They only enemy run 20. —* Hanfard-Orianda Road Turn nn n r ela-tneler yacht* liy nrorintt The Tiger* got mad after going ('ooletst Hpul In Fla. m at lha Flanking Arrow It* eecond victory, 21 point* in hltles* for im»r four inning*, and *»■ aann itir iiiii*iihbi "im I iiim Town! piialod with tit hlnw* In the n eit PELHAM MANOR, N. Y...Hilly four, in one of them -lha seventh ilbett, New York, won Eastern •they marked np five run*.- Ray Courts Tennis rhumpiimsliip, Suit, the fourth twlrler for Aug­ fM ttng Kddie Mnylnu, San Fran- usta, received credit for the win. CliftON •IPKHTtlN, Minn.-Vince Foster, The Charleston Rebel* chalked 'jpaaton, Minn.--Vince Foster, up the winning tally In tha ISth Omaha welterweight linger, Inning tu nip the tail-end Caluat* fatally injured in an autumn- Ida Red*, 4 tu il. A* the gam* end­ n w t 'im iN o •track ml Union. F t m r Man ed, Charleston Ccneral Mann Must Wickti) Bfi.nity mHikluiy' kinNaw . ' (leorgo Davis said Herb Crom hurnes* racing horse i had re*Igned a* manager. Dtv J was It. II. Johnston'* Hmluey, named Al Fisher, utility pleyer, to r-year-old sou nf Volomlle. replace Crompton. Volusia ('lub T o Feat ure Second] Matinee Program! Au.strallanH Worry : iCal Ermer Paces c im t o r o m s T Savannah In Dual Win OverColumhus COKNUY’S Service SI ill ion Crown Last Times Tonightl WEBB KRGUSON * population o f Ln* Angeles Ity, California, ha* Increased Mt. La**en in California la the i loan than .'14,(10(1 tn almost only active volcano In tho United 1,000 In (h» l*nt 70 yeari, TODAY - WEDNESDAY ★ ★ ★ ★ f ■■ Color .Cartoon 1 Shorts Children Under I I W o _ . . l ,p>-. Today-WedncHdayt S ( b It SMITH TRACTOR SALES D O N rr BE O LD FASHIONED ' INSTALL STR A N D STEEL OVERH EAD G A R A G E DOORS Old-Faahioned Garage Haora are practically obsolete ,. Doors going Into new construction are all of the Over* head Type. Modernise your garage this easy way— see the Strand Bteel new Overhead Oarage Doors ut the Hill Lumber 4 Supply Yard— weathur-tlto, feather* Hte, they can be operated bj ■ simple flip of tho wrist — an# «h« ao easy to pay for on our tnouthly terms. Just ««k— no ligation of coura*. 400 Boulh Orange IlhiMon Trail Orlando, Florida ‘ Will Give a of the : FERGUSON TRACTOR AT THE FARM Of > CLAUDE SAllNDlSRH (THE CAMPBELL FLA' LOCATED JU8T OFF WEST FIRST STREET, W1 OK RAND'H CROf#|N(i. ---------- ktLtO W THg SIGNS , Tharaday, Jghr Starts ItM A. ti, i dor « i> a t t i a c t k j n - �wvutsrjppZQfT, thk. s a n f o r T U E S D A Y J U L Y 19 1949 t 1 n T ,r K ° T A *r o V r o ™ " * rn " SINUS ME! YOU'RE TELLING L e ir a l N o t i c e •y Willi AM t i f f Ctnim l P r t n W rittt ' NOTICH 1H HRBKBT OIVKN THAT Mar Allr* nharnian. hnbler ‘ of Tax rartlflcatr No *1. I»l 0«V « f c f July A l» l»*T. kf« DM ■«!■» m^rtlflcare In my office nml h*» Shindy application for lax <l»eil In jXlayna Ihcraon In accoriianc* with ■UHAId rcrllflrale emlirarea the fnllowlnit dutrrlluMl properly nllualod In Hnnlnnle Coonty, Klortdn. !«• Will » I...I J« of iliorala Airy*. »■ ' ryrordyd In I’Ut Rook 7. Pan* i tj n»mln»te rounly llworil* Thy it»«y»»n|ynt of aillil |iro(i«rly . Jtndyr the mhIiI ecrtlflcnle faaucl |va» In Ihe nninn of Bovele nml .Slnytny Hmllh Onlasa »nld certlll|llr yhall hr ryilyymril aerimllne l , law. laa dyyd will Imii* IhereIn lh* Jlnil <Uy of AiibunI A t>. Imiy.t Ihl* l»lli day of July A l» » r p'l.i.rN hoy I'llv Tn* Colin-tor I'lly of Hnnfnril. Hninlnotn ■j* t'oiiTity. Klorld* ■a -— --------------------------------------------------- PIIESIPF.NT TRUMAN m lie? I l l Speaking of h e i l ih . thr Vnemployment Comptni»tmn flitmum are looking thru u u r x t ! 1 l Wall, wa 'Amarlioni ora al* wayl good lorn* in l CtlfM gam*. in years. 1 I I W* imitl ba In praHy q""H •hop* ol ihnl I v t n fllo H onflin g far a loan. f l ic //iff — P H IV K IN — O plum etrlni W all Paper - Paint Thane 813 PoiMtoto one r*p*rh**■**■ I l i a a. BANFHHIl AVMNtrr ............ eaay to r ad Mnu, Hook u ill ,,, able vou In fully undrtHuiul i - , own cnxr and may suit you n-.n of tnifTerlnu Tbla llnok run Iulnt Inform,i ] I, v ,// Villi) if t , ihi*- uittinuf the rxjieiise nf ti i - n in nri,.tIh i i liniale :i, |(t j " ' " ,l '* , ‘*‘ nny 11'* * vk” ' explained II toll .................. bilti-.d.... . A llnrrr. Ine tlon* mav be ayuidid ind nh' ii *' n I'"* Uejil. SK i to lock for Help and Hclietll in .11 , \llnii|iiriipir. N. M. HOSTISS .ilm.i<.| ihi- illr.it,- I i' ti) S"!’ airliner u .m a ■■ < - 1 , it 07 th bank. CV f. u im j ,:i of i' u* in t lieraims n i I. V I, v / ' ,i ANNOUNCING I .unit Ilea It, C ilif , it lie i» •| nutlnilari o m . *it ll.tl r ■ -i- i li'.tn at Van ."nt, 11 ■i it « i. ■ »hc win taken. i I'iIchni ,. . . i , N E W L O on CARMOTE PAINTS ••s k i *; i s i H ts'i i m i i n\\ i i; I'KH i > Pa* a.icrlfiri' for ipijck nlc A pp ly 811 Tltiriiuxn P r lvc, Son- r j* F t** o rtC a |o tb* Ho*. 0 * * k l* ro t* (o r M m * Im * PHONE 148 •til tvor ta* loloMoa* mom. oraniUM rkoro* If roo* ■■■* ilo llaloO lo .k* loloofcooo booh. Ilo rotaro lo* tblo oooommoOolloo tbo oOtorltaoi lo oaaoolod lo oov *»oM*ilr. l o oedov »or 00 <0 roaaUr lb* boot Booolbl* oeotlco, oil Wool A 4* Moot b* lo 000 afftoo 00 tbo d o t bofar* ooMlooHo*. rloooo •otter 00 iMModtotelr If oo orroo oeeor* lo roor *4. Mo roooot 00 rooaoootblo for THE SANFORD HERALD KKNT —1 rnuil. I'rirt’tl m^M. IM, I. M-.x mi, H IIIIINS R I.R tTinr i ll. nn Ninnll Inke, lenitnl Imu*,’. ii I m wnt it elimi A inlilr. *:i.r.(IO null nr Jt,.".n0 mill pay r ,ill xjii.W mi’iila. Write II. (inilm, Hnx It. S Navy T-Hhlrla IHe 878 Opiii' vii. I’lcimmn tmiat, ttul. 82.28 Ht'KlRAI, I have fur exclu-ive UIMV NAVV s r m 'I.C H aide the Amin II. Durum- Fur in 10.1 N. I'alnirttn rnn»lalili|; nf tell arli-N finiding, on Celery Avenue, lying we-i „f| U *d S f.llu l.il fuinlliue. 8 pc. the farm nf Chnrlea Merlwelluu dimng .... ... nuIIk; odd liedriium ThU farm runlurn in nn turn 14 - v^»ij highly iimdiii’llve farms hmk | al ll and make yniir lieat i i f f m , — AUTM TH S W A N 'l'K FRKD W. HKNDKR, llrallnr , " 1 1 — ” I'hnnr 10.10 |Itiglu I ra»h prHo paid f.r Uied _____________________ ________furniture. Ted Davla Furniture r-------r - n — — . ------ . 1 Cu. :il I K. let. Ph. 8M ii— A riin tt. K«r Sale — fi*i •, - — ------ . 7— I'c lx l.iv t’stiK’ k-HiippIleH (lOAT MII.K B F0RNI8HED Apartment* from TUXRDO RfTKI)S7 Coninjetc line. Hunt’a Tuxedo Feed Btore. 188.00 tn >48,00. 811 Park. PITTSBURG Paint* for every) vurpnae. rURNIHHED Apartment alio Oa­ rage Apartment, electric refri­ 8KNKARIK Glaaa A Paint On. llt-114 W. 3nd. Phone 320. geration. 1808 Magnolia, F S o o i r house fully furnished. EJJJOY Sunday dinner at lurncy'a All electric kitchen. In Lake 76c al*o week days. Lunchea A Mary. Sea Mra. L. C. TIlHa, U ka lhort °f8t*ra. , ________„ . Mary. \New Plywood hoals, specially treated A finished. |HU. Phone riVfe rooi room furnished house, close U M j_____________ ______________ Ik Phon* one 78' 784-M. “ ___ fiarleydDavIdann Moiorcycie-fibO. fiooWP apartment. Apply 118 apar Buddy’* Repair Shop. Ph. 1346. Elm Avenue. GOOD AND BAD rtM RENTt 38 a 80 Foot ware- 1 lined double lied $8.86 nonet or Storage room. 708 W. I Used 8 pc. living room 8rd. 8t. or call 1188.W.________ autte ’ 24.85 1 llaed Walnut Vanity 28.86 IoR RENTt Roomy 8 Bedroom 1 Shopworn Mapla Bed, roll {.{ Ilka Prlvata^Horae. 708 W. add cotton mattresi 04.60 81. ii 3 pc, Mapla ault* 68.06 ----------— . OF SANFORD W* H X. fab Bt. Phon* 117 1 t«s 8 ROOM house, 1801 West Ird. USED Radios $0 and up. Twirling [ St. lkM0.00 Cash. ■■ ’ j B a t o r ia llio and up. All A>Prlce; Philco. Phono* H- Price. Th< 834 Sanford Avenue, igs GLADIOLUS—beautiful, g l a d s , out fresh •every day, 86c per doien and up, Wa grow theni for your pleaanre. 810 W. 8th, ““ I ' ■ IICI.I' W ANTKP -8 1 AND VYI’ INO CIIKIHT HI'UKAU OF HANFOKO m im w n i, IIH N. Park Phone |M0 ORI.ANlMI Morning Sentinel, Hi tiindo Kvenmg Star. Call Itnlpli liny. Itliri-J. , CAM. r.17 for Ibitlery, lieiierid-u and Hlnr.er nervier. Swam'llattery Service, .101 W. Filet HI. LA WN MOW KR8 ahnrpened, hi ryrten repaired, lock nnd keywork. No waiting- -work vimr indeed. tl. W. Shuman. 81" Rant 41h. HI., Hanford, Fla (Formerly with William* FI id Shop |. KI.rCTHIC nr ACKTYI.KNK WKt.DINC Sanford Motor A Fqpt. ( * ■ 808 W. let .Street 8TKAM-IAIX llouae Washing. Kntlre outalde area Inclmllog screens. Free estimate*. Phone collect Oviedo 2981. Nlckie, Sliver, (told I’ lnllogi P«t tilling. Hnby altoea nnd nlhoi keep-sakea Rrnnxed. DUNN'8 PLATING SHOP, Behind Yowell'* Ph. lain FXPKIi II NCED brake and front end man. Apply Firestone More ■ __________________ IS— N o Mcch— .I’ enronuln — III Farn Avon I Income representing iiii'llea aa advertlKed In W ANTED—2 pnanengrra In Chi nnd *“ ten ”(Sihh‘ I "ibuiM'keepIng ....... *•— cago, leaving Aug. 22, sharn exothn Imdlng women'* maga* penara. Edward Klrchrr—Ode sine* (>peningn in Hnnford, phone I8H8-K20. I.«ke Mnry. Write giving home iiihlrm* lor Interview. Naomi Hraluiry, 811 E. 10th. Ave. M i Ihira. Fin. LOSTi Near Olndrrvllle, 2 80x8'» Tires on Rims; Reward. Route 2, “ W1 l i t K 'W X N T E i r Boa 280. FIIIINPM'HE reuphnlstcrhig, all work gumnntrjcd. 1600 W. lit. Iff— A U T O M O lIlliK H — IT. HI. R am ey .______ JEEP, 1047 Deluxe, radio, heater NEW lin oi'8 —RooK rrpaTrad, A spotlight, extr nded body. roof painting. W. G. Smith, Coet $2,000.00, price $960.00 or Contractor. Phon* 1188. _ _ _ _ _ bast offer. Apply 641 Plumose foW FU P IIIC E fin ip ert Waiel Drive, Hanford. FI*;__ repalrlnc, G. C. Follows, ffnme $l~*DODO^ Beach Huggy. Good Hhop, 1700 Sanford Ave. Phonn Tlrea. Rune Gnorl. License ready 1143-J. , to go. $76.00 Cash. ALf. TYi’RH ot bulldoser work, 40 DESOTO Sedan good Palot, reason.iblr rate*. Free asUmatFair Tires, Lieense 1126.00. U. Davkl E. Carpenter, Phone 1838 FORD Tudor Run* Good. 1888-M.___________ New Dlff. Overhaul. 4186.00 Caah. yg— — SpcciaT 1830 RUICK. Good Transportation 466.00 Cash. Expert Radio Repnlrlng Reel's Used Cara and Parte. Frrd Mycra, 111 R. 8nd. Si A 1 Orlando Highway _ ALTERATIONS and Dr*#. Mak­ ■ed Tail C*h». ing. 1HH4 W. let, Sweat, Phon* good, anme bad, and some 1163-J. lifferent. All 1884 to 1848 VENETIAN n O N R r lalei Chev., Ford* and Plyder. Hrm'nole ths. Go. KD W. I YIIOUND' RUM STATION | 1118-W. Or FIh m 4 IW tfc-.c,’ ‘ * ii— u w T r r m T N i r — ii lilt , / M S 'i . ” .. , i * i m & m : .♦.trtMMfcMh ’V J • J.'l-* w V , "■ ... j ..... .................. --------------------------------------5---------------- m $W }: #v* f ’ ■rfi-.S- — <J- i;\ i;i{\ s i in m i. I ,rf ii ! mini.......... .. , 11 n I iid. m rr -i |<i-j nul <ii - i tin ml Ii I — 12 j Sn nf»r il. Fla. , 1 ii - i ,V tliignulla A>r. 1 COUNTRY hiinir, five itrn - l.iiul,* llr.ldtlUl.u ................. Suite nl-n Ivmy iIicnn- ■ 'FOR III! Mute, 4 'i year* old. I Phnie im until fiiOn P. M. 7H1f t ’a a belter apartment you ara Mllt'a Hwap Hhop— Wa buy, acll o r: Ml -d'<i RdKI. looking for, <1 nr 4 room A hath, & a ? “ lM: ^ l,1!na S '.400 Bb" ‘ ! WANTKII: flood Milk Cow. Any. furnlahed nr nnfumfihri to tho !d n ford Avc. Phone 18R-J. I utie liavmg one to aril, get In v, flOfl 8. Park Ava. party, We (mth Toflv when you don't j tomb "d h a County Conmilir_ .toomii altm t(vo~w eetfy bring ynur prescription* to| -Imu i 'iv l). P. Herndon, leaa during aummor. Void** Laney'a. Phone 108. a o t a l . ________________ ■a ? S p ecin l S e r v ic e s (Inr* 1111.1 I'urie, l>rlunil» Highway. R. D. Prleet. Phone 7I0-W8. ckwe In. |2 — 1° ,l 11 1 dlr.M nil lltr- i \W ...... i-iilinn, Milwaukee, Wl.ir. Annihc. HAVE yum Auto aervlewl lietnr. rn 'inch mu, Mich , lulc, mdln.int iml.ni i c|,i. viu idiun. (iinnral Auln Repair*. • h i"11"" H" v tr’Chti, III,r” lilt, luy>k un. I / 1>t--r lirr(ii>•>,.f ....... ...... ford Klo Axk thr .min who Ima l.rrn 1"! FOR I'AINTEHS Prcnrnl.uv., fiiT O R FAIIMH, lim.ica,» » Im.-dtir 1* Rrd'a A"l.| tlrp.iir <!nriiK.', H.j IK K JiM M,r IlnnucM. I'hnnr 71Iftl nr property nnd aef eaite,' -ten y u r i ) 1HH-J after tl (Hi I*. M. Work < thlmiilii Highway. R. A. Hit nut Really Agency tiuurnnlreil. Nn job tun Imur nr NEW FI,CORF jurlnrrd In prrferOlil* It. Mathleiix, AxaiK'lide lmi Ninnll. EstlimdifN ...... I fully tiun (Ihl flnnra made llkr iirw. l:il)7 K. Hernial S'reel nr lihuriu itivcn. I VlnlHliliut, clennlng A wuxltig. innu-j. u ,iu iv uTtwix i c sit viti e I’.irtalile power plant. •- yeur, l» AHUKS till’d vrgeinhli* land..' , i‘i i i i c i u i r e im i i c n i i ' i I'xperirnrii in Seminole Cniilily.i rrlrry f " ,,n . Flowing w -„ . ; | \J‘ K d('y |tl:'nMI I SIN'fiKU ........................n. l.ak eM ary. j ' T ' " i r ' ’" " ; 1 SI'VVINti MAI'll INFS IN AM , SRK 118 FOR ! bum I fill lawn, frill . I nv.-;1 M nhh|s lH ’ AHANTi:i:H ' It IM lit Hi RATH I’ lUNTINlI girnl JM I Ago atlilrtM lo '**• .ootoy# ■oral*. 1 H oi 10* m i 'too looottloo a ii* m la* m . noa I*m i i I*i a 11moo *<• h > ilo* Ibookl*» aa itm»a Ba «** Ilo* laaortloo FOR S ii Ip - -•"> I V E R Y littllicliv.' Spuulidi linn..*, II New Ticdi Hcirixl.-r ...id m b " . \ I "I'l i.MOIII I.KS Eilinlluti' tip- 1 hr.lrnnnia, living mum. diiiil.u j I'henp. I'huur 11,’1,'I-J. Iml.l.-riiu;. SidiNfnclii.il (iiiHliinfoiiow iN O mr, yrttcH m n ...................... i ,,n (\nm»mn!s! <fnfniM.tini ! room, flr.'plni o, w 11 n Ii r im in. Hill I,P y»ur <>svn limit Iniil. i IV,h cil. A.I iiiiin llp lm lalfry Hluip, ■1" " h'd Ant-. .uki i . I'u uli-.d YVidler lli iilh .. (,. „)«-■ j tifindlfiil Ini, iixHuilvi' ti.'igliliur- 1 >mv.> rnr front uxIok, ||uh .uni Mill Riinfm.l A vc. I’ ll 0110 h’ 1 11 ■ i" ■In - "tier, Vi ■--I i l.-ricii-iim uf mi inanh-u.iidhiti iit.-mpi, hnnd. an eatrnnrdinary vahm a t j drmriN r... iln« ItpelV Ilm l; Ittfit-W. HERALD Want Ado I ff tn r W PRICES . H in A r lii'lt s nr„ , Treatment method' m> lulls ever, ihe grew tired of Ihr argument and aald, "Oh, well, ault youraelf. After all. you're (he one who'll have lo wear It." Tho man corrected her quietly, "Thai cue* for Ihe coat and ve»t, anyway.'^ .• * • • If you .Unlike puna, I ailvi*e von In *Mp Jean VanderblU'a atoey of the race-hnrar who mrl annlher thoroughbred on Ihe Belmont track, and murmured, "I don't recall your name, hut your paco tg fam iliar”. — HIM( rom pllralinu S ..... „ , i „ n m Tllt’ lr l , II I \i n t o 11 H I M ,fl— It fill T . hIii I c P i.r Suit’— J j s u r r e r e r i I Ol, III,,,/ ( Ali.MOTK Mildew lirsislinu line ^ T h e rililton is llmlteil in.iv iini .i|i|irui imaln. \v, ,.. ■i* oni iimi Inilav for (l„ M opv tii-iiil .* I h i r r C e n l linn herelofoir known mill in ■t *ni|.. in i in it, iti i m rr dialrt Htieclab.at.a II rxiilumx ilu- ln,i , .. . . . , hut i , i n i Vi ii i in, in lu i n h lli ia VLl.ils i . . l, n r i .tiiM’s .':V ' nut 1a fnp m ....... W. Ii .i e I... m i-ih .ln e nr 1 Mun • «|r tn rll You Will form of Htrms III n r . r l>» 1 11•* I • I ll 'a our roll ngmn. E TA LB O ITS \o I Nit m a iler lion hunt sou 11.* . l u t l r m l . oi uh.it vou h a i r I i h Try and Stop Ma •r. H e n r y M c !> a u l in r r If Y O U Wont - - RELIEF and H ELP Send For Our BIG Sinus Book ioT M K I1M «rt*l Vf-ATIO* row if r\% iiri:n - t y BENNETT C IR Fv n n ri* n flP'tKIIV IIIVRS hi » t M-»v 4I|#*« twMor Tiy N‘*» II 1*1 flHV A R L Y In hi* term on thr lionch. Judge Jim W allace prcild ed fiilv A ft I1*17, '*’*< HIM HIM over a cn ie that Involvrd two partlclponla In a drunken ,'gAfllflrM'ft th tt»v riffl#*** **4(4 li*N Alt? ftfloUPMllllll Jmi ||^**I **I . | brawl. T here waa one wilnrv,. You saw wluil w in going o n / •lie Iherenll III umifrtuncr **’IO$ \ ! Judge W allace said tn the _w, rHold rrMlflrM* etiihnire*i the fol | witncaa. "W h y didn't you rh pivlne flrirrllterl pniperl V ell nil* to the naalatnncc o f the HoJfl In Hf’iTilfitilf* r*fM»nly, Plnrliln. Hi* 41ft fen d an t?" "Y o u r H onor," ,!*»♦ 11 rtf (Uorirlii Arree. n* . In I’lrti Rook 7. Paqn |lASIBAll'S "Oiairtfl Olil Mmi to n ­ waa the reply, "at the limr ics Retnliiiile I'niitilv floonHn nie Mark w«i Hip prrniclppt man In t Waa witncaa. II waa impoxwi,™ hr alblc lo determ ine who w as le In lh* Ham* of rioyrl* mil , "Chief for a I)nv‘ ntttl posed In n going to lie the defendant " ..... Hmltli “ *"'•!'■ lf|il**« "natd V i ‘■"‘‘ I!!! 1’pollen I'-nie eerllfl____ .ml , .for . . tn . . Meriden ............... la (lie i.lmr. ,-,t ,|».e,1 will l**i|i* tli*r*oti *'cne of Mack a atm I m IiliscIiiiII In the While Tlaln* branrh nf •tie 3?ml rluv »»f A liftiinI A tl. rid the city'* pollr* chief, Michael ■ 41 a clothing company, a hou** Carrol, gave Ihe h o» of the Phila­ H»H Ififh tiny nf JiiIy A delphia Athlellr* hi* uniform for wife waa helping har buahaml ivm tfMi pick wit a new and. Whenever f i .i .r v h ov Ihe oeeailon. ( Iriternnllnridl) him T it f*nl|pii*inr. ho liked one, *he cried, "Take II i itv nf nr NinTfifft, nu fttY RAinlluiU off. l l ’a terrlhte" Finally, how­ rounly. " * “Flo * rldn ______________ i IN THK SANI'OIM) A UKA Jimt goes lo allow. It takM n European to know the value of a dollar. ! 1 I II ihrnja keep on. and wfl* .w y i fA ry won’t, ihe p*tt ol Kulopr tb.it S fjftrt dotin'! ht*t in t hr Krd will have u% in. n* v« t h f natlon'a econom y i- M ill healthy But who like* lo econo- V** 11.1 MagnnlU A h . P A G E F 'V E D H E fiA i.p . r . A N r n n o F l o r i d a im p \ 11 i I main - REINljonCED P M ® * n ou se faiHT IIMI III. III 1l-ll. t'i> id In. n i l l.lju , I nm SANTOKI) TAINTS CLASS(’0 . Sa III mil '*> lr,idlin' puinl mil i; lux-, x lm r 117 Sd. I*A UK I'rt'f I h l n v n I'llO N H llOH lit IIA Y (U N T O �<T~ 1 •■■"’ •V' ! ' ■'« l ".«----------- ------ .«Tr - T . r ------ l— 1 . * •' ;,/Tf* ; . ■J• * •.. * ? r • ~ ~ .............- ----------------------— — -------- ? ------------ *?--------- ^ W E D N E S D A Y J U L Y SO, 1 _____ J-----L m m « r T H E 8 A N F 0 W D H 1 K A L P . B A W T O B D r ftQ M P A ■ b b — ii l — m m m* — ■>— ■ — P A G B R IX Hints To Housewives/ SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK ____ - - •— ^— r -y By Anna Maa Blkaa B y R. J. S C 6 T T | The newest and moat effective 'nsectleldc against cockroaches, "water huge," and certain kind* of anta la chlnrdanc, which haa proved a more powerful killer of thoaa particular peata than DDT. In the reaearch being conducted by entnmoloflala of the II. 8. Department of Agriculture, chlordane ahowa promise alao agalnat carpet beethousehold Inaecta, hut further teatIfa, clothea nintha, anil anme other Ing la needed before recommendatlona are made. Two percent chlordane sprays with oil or water bnae, now are for aale In many department, drug, and hardware atorea under varlouaj trade nainea. When buying, ahop- 1 pera ahould note whether 2 percent chlordane la among the lugredlenta Hated on the container. Oil bate apraya are Iranaparent and often allghtly alrnw-colorcdj water • baae apraya look milky white. Both evaporate after apraying, leaving an Invlalhle, odorleaa film on aut-, facea to kill peata romlng In con -1 tact with It. The killing power of the film laata weeka or even montha. Chlordane ahould not Ire uaed1 for general apraying of room!:, as! DDT may l>e uaed, but ahould be i directed only on placea where In- I arrta crawl, hldr or enter the houae. If preferred, It may be ap­ plied with a point hruah. In gen­ eral. tiac the anme precautlona aa when apraying with DDT or other Inarctirldra. Itemove foorla nud utenalla In the kitchen before apraying rupbnnrda and replnre them only after the apray dries Wash hantla after ualng. Aliy oil ( ■pray may Irritate akin, noatrlla, or thioat, ao roie ahould Ire taken | to have the room well-ventilated! •ml to aim the apray carefully, j Agalnat roachea, It la important to apray their hiding placea ‘ cracka, crannies, underaldea of i drawer* nod cuplaiardi, behind or underneath furniture. Agalnat anta, apray cracka ni opening' where they enter the houae—alao haaeinenta, window •Ilia, or other aurfacea where they Crawl. Spi living Ihelr neat givex faater results, hut It may he In the wall ot other ptare difficult to locate. Anta anmetlmea come Into the houae flout neala under porch «a. near houae foundation*, or ant hill* nut aide. ^ c U A f - V U '< ; c i K i F .n . o u - nmu>s A, NF.S-f V /F ill L r AF fA r ff.m s C llf v /ifr t ifS sJA-Yf S i l i f r O R S . A P A S ft . f-liP P L IL D SV 'THl BEL HOLDS, - f l it M E ST < o q L frtt^ . YOU'RE TELLING ME! •pW ltU AM im — Cant tot Preaa IPrffer THE LONDON poetoffice re­ all thee# year*. Alaika atlll re­ port* that within a month 1.900 mains Juat a territory. pea holder* and 7,900 pen potnta I I I were etolea from Ite vertouo Per nteny e ihlnty goffer. tranches. I f* a practice the tko nineteenth hole dec* net P. O. would he glad to (tamp mean a twitch Itom tot t/me tub to too t/me. I I I I I f Thay mutt have hcea felea W Junior look* worried there h r totnrtititt for eauolnlf no day* h may ha heroute he read esc weald awlge e pratoffk* pen •triba may tleee a with fgfeaf/en t» utt ft lot prDfeg. - . I I I I f I The we've 8n atrong I* the breeding In­ rva errata Memo ta havei Seen stinct of penguin*, aeye e *ctevt ef whwck. once Item, that often they will •et on lump* of lr* In hop* of I I f Alaika, we read, baa reaoufeee hatching them. Then, again, for a lot-a f power. Electrical, maybe they're Juit trying to that te. aot political—for, after keep cool. \ \ tfl «T . I-ion§ Convention (C eangggg P l e a P a g e o o e l Legal Notices A t ta n o 'c lo c k on T h u r x d a y m o r r T n a f 5J u l r t l , 1 c oo uu r t iio in n a i n u i u i e « IKti w ill b . h * ld * t ; ttnh e* C I t ouma er *. In \ r M IL L A Q R Health and Attendane* Offlrar .............................. Ml-, ellsneou*. Inrludlng Lunchroom* ........ . Addition* and altaratlona to building* .......... Contlngenrlea ................... - .................. ToTAI. Ilalanre IlirtXIKTKB and Ite a a rv a s Senate Nears Vote On North Atlantic 18 R E Q I I I H E D - IN N o iISritKAflR * . ---------------------V « g T A w r ~ « 'm ia r r n pe ra tla* P a a . NBCM PTai Rial* Ualanc* J - l - 4* ................................................ fltata Appropriation ....... ■ • ............ ...... Co tienaral Fitnd. Balaac# 7- 1-41 — IS ~ of Tan Mill L#vv -...... Mlarellaneoua. Inrludlng I-unehronm ....... Hi.»i 1*1 Hr hoot Iilarrlrta llalanie 7- 1- 4* ......................... as*, of hi* Mill U v r — ........................ THTAI. HECEIPTH ANtr ItAl.ANCKH r.peratln. Food r.* P m » O r rir« H * . In-* iiirtlonal Halarlaa . I.lhrarv and Claaa room supplies -­ Library lto»ka ................... ■ i:.|.ilpin*nt ............... Janitor* and * u p p U # * ............................ m i m e * and Fuel . .. _ . Ilri.alr* and materlala Tranaporlatlon. drlvari. fu«t * bur f*pa|r» Inauranc*. buildings, but** and liability • :* 0 .4 I7 h * 1 5 1 4 J, 4 i.a i* .« | l»0»70M JJ.'FI*.*! .{*.411.41 114.521 I t « 10,(15#t* 4 non #r tn onnt) v •s oon #) ‘ 74.nn#»t 1 7* 000 44 J 4I.nnn.tt 7 to.onnti B IJnnn,; 4.000 44 ’C l5 .n n o .tt ,i is.noott ii to on# tt Xtl.nnn io.su tt J / . i hrael Armistice A, m Segregstiw L o f t S • •.................. S A N F O R D . FLORIDA* _______________ Flames Engulf Wreckage Of Ill-Fated Plane cad> Bisi»p,president Says U.S. For Agreement H a s j N O t h l l l g No Peace Without R e c o g n i t i o n Of Pope Is D e c r e e Of Church Heads VATICAN CITY, July Jl <d*t -C iechoilooakia's Rumen Catholic bishop* have told the Ctecli Com­ munist government thrie can br no churcli-atalr agreement without government teiugnitiun ol the Pope at the supreme head ol the chuuli A Vatican louice. who gave out C icih ROME, July 91—UP)—'The Delian chamber of depuile* rat­ ified Ihe Atlantic Pert today ovar Russian protest*. The vote we* 999 to 190. Thla wee the second tlmo Ihe chamber voted. The flrel vole wee nullified •trly today when the vote# out­ numbered th* voters. N o. 238 AMOcJatffd P r c H Law d Wire T H U R S D A Y JU L Y 21, UMH 1O Ve a r F rom Hush-Hush T alks Waller Fisher FCC Decides To I a Elected T o Increase Amount Head Lions Club* 0 1 Advertising Vaughan To Be Perniitted To Appear For Senate F i v * Per Center ProbG WASHINGTON. July 21— I’ lrtiJenl Tiunian taiJ u d »y ---------ibrir it nolliuig ioi the American New President Warns $400,000 Hike Over pruplr to be alarmed about in curthis information, »atd the Group _ ~ ’48 Is P r o p o s e d irnl huih-huth talk* about alomk . To Guard WASHINGTON?" July 21—<(/F) rpmopatc. defying government at policy By Organization lorr.gn Against Despotism —Senator Wherry, th* Republican tempo to take ovei full conlrul ,it Mi Truman wa* thatply critical floor leader, told tha Stnate today the (hutch, irnl a letter lo all its at a new* conicrcncc. however, of LAKELAND li.lv j l - i4 ‘ » MW \OHK. July j ) <A*)— that btfore approving the North piietti luting the cliuich s leim* llir man lie *aid leaked information Moie money mil lie spent next Atlantic pact it thould "d o ic the The letter called on the 1‘rech I hr on, (iiriident ol Lioni Inter­ •eaton un telling the world about lo the pie-» in advance ol an atomic national uiunded a waintng today door” against giving tha atom bomb uiluvak go> eminent lo abandon Florida ciiius il « propoted a d ieili pulic) meeting tlie Pinidtnl hflff its tpuntultlnp ot a tepaialiil Lath agaiiol tonei which threaten “ the to othci memberi. Imttian ting program n adopted by the at Blau lloure latl Tburtdsy. tuppuiung liber ol the With a vole only hour* aw«y, ulu Aition Group, whole mcmheis Mi Truman »aid ire know* who Florida Cnru« Commission the Ntbrtika Senator said he t» have been exioinmuntcaled by the ami the driuociatic w v of life The plan tuhnuited yesterday by tiir man i*. but lie did not identify V A alter 1' Fnhei of Queenslon, concerned that the treaty may ob Vatican. , I lie letter collie* Ml u time when Out unamniout choice ol the 26- the commiision’* agency, Renton turn ligate this country to let other* in ' ner which crashed Inti* a densely |uqnilated area in Seattle, Wath-, The Blau Houtc loitlcrcnc*. ........ v and flames engu Arrlibithou Jusef Hrisu, ths mi nation -civnc organiraHoti loi the and Botvlei, call# lot an outlay on A-bomb secret*. " " -*— -------* ‘ * y tlie All Transports Associates, In®-, killing six persons anu injuring 20 others' Th* plane, operate,! i.y the Alt mate of Cieclm-Kivskia, i* s vis i "I ask th# question. Whcriy was en route to Chicago when the accident took place. Five ol 'lie -even liutiies struck by the plan* oat prisoner »l tin- t'onimutiiat pieviden,> wat the principal ipeak- of about $ 1,800,000 T h u -eauin't bunging together high government and vongiettionul leader*. ws» th* said, “ ere we to share the atornu wets completely guttVd and two of th# homes' occupant* killr.i (Intelnational Soundphoto) _______ govrrniiieiu in in* imlace 111* de ri at the tinj I rrvlion of it- four- p rogtam ro ll about $ 1,400,000 |i i *t ot two i i i u i o i conletenc** > r.iHi nnuai t u n ir n u u i, T he commission ha* left over ,lt\ I jit,I .mnuai convention Dance o( (lie govei nm#nl,» at bomb, it* secrets, and the know l b .i r .l m ih Fnliet w eir Harold Rom this »ra»on'» aJvertrving lund wlnili liave lieen held on atomic lempl- lo -nr,- coullid ol the how? Will they (the other peel dim cl, iia- luoogli einlnous hint* C f'etiv |t . ul Caniitr Spring*. between $160 IKK) to $4fM1.000 mallei* member*) have the right lo them? limp govi'inineiit official- Dial which ws» not -prut on promo­ III, other Sill,|ect*. the Presi­ Ii there a moral or legal commit­ l- ■Mill \ ot tieu-on und -lllijerl to Trsi- ill-1 vur-pietldrnl. Harold tional walk vvhilr I londs liutl dent -aid. I* Nunn ,d t'siuden. N J . tetond plllll-llllll'llt ment to do that very thing? He will luke III* tun* in nsm, I'lrs- Vatican -oilier -aid the til viie pic-ulcnt, and F.dgai M Fi­ boomed along loi >rvrul week- ing u *iicce-»,ir to tlie late Frsnk Wherry pleaded that the Senate Moil ot thr jilvrilning money Murphy on the Supreme Coiut — - - ....... |-tn,p»‘ letter listed these term-: bril ol Maywood. III., llmd viceadopt a reservation he and Sen* HV WH.I.IAND t ONMH.LY ' i i inl-iiaii ideologies must lie pie-i,lriil lor** Taft (R-Ohlol and Watkins would br -prnt m uisgaiinr* ■ hut will do it a* soon as po**lbl#. The new addition In the iinwei plant «d the Florida Power Cotp. , re-pe, led and lecantred in l1' ' 1'*11 l R-Utah) *r# aponaorlng. It Nrw»p.«pn* *-ill get ile suid he had u pile of recom­ In In- piepaied iprrib Flthrr $818,000 would say that th# treaty doe* not al Lliierpnie tut I more limn fl.00tl.lKH) and included a 2 3,000 kilo- hl'„ Y|,,'^.'."er iiment' nioM' recog «.ti,l oiinr people III the wolld--h* $418,000. tiadr pspri- $60.1HM) mendations He would nut *ay commie the United State* to give Seven Are Reported whether he wunild appoint a Ca­ watt luibittr generaloi ami fleam generating rquqimenl. R. V. A l l e n . , | „ . »|,i( ilual Judlndicllon of did mu name them- "air u*ing Ptoduction ro-t* oil pirpaniig Oir tholic Morphy was a Catholic. military aid to pact nations. supi iililriident ol the p..>nt tlrlMUlllird vetleiday |llie I'ope u-. -uprelrre head ol <m‘ And Secretary of Defense Johnevrrv -onceivable mean* to ac- sd* will hr about $2 >0.000 Dead As Result Of lie Is confident Congress will The power plant, w.n, h n one ol > chain of inter-connected plants Koii.an I'nilmli,- t lioicli in ull ie i The commission rejected lot Jhe i eiirw the reciprocal Dade agrccion assured senators that ade­ compb-li tlie esact oppo-ile ol out yin.i u n ,I , l „ n , Ii n i a t ; i ' i Heat, Had Weather In Florldii. Is located on the mirth* quate plana for defending Alaska present a proposal t« -I'etid i ,„r,,t* act The law expired Juna !t A ll o i d i i K lim i t i n g o l t h r e a t aim- " 000 on radio advetUsing feuluring nu are in operation but he aaked to shore of Lake Monroe iliiectly * ,-i.m g r e i i g i x o - f r e e d o m i i i u s i l»»ri.lin Hr called on Die tboosands of Lanny Ro«« the singer tell about them at a aecrel aeaalon. BOSTON. July 2 1-4/P ) - New cross from Hanford from whet* tt* He expect* I" dike no furthtC ,iv ,ik i- d . p n i l i c i i l a r l y tii«««- r e g a n l delrgatr- "to employ tlie toice- oT Getting the Idgpesi part of Johnson appeared before the England counted seven dead today lights, gleaming at night, ran Ug lug ilic c l m u t i o n o l t n i l o l t c I .... . to uproot the niiilestralrle ntagaslne advertising will l>e l ••** ned,in to 11 \ to get congressional Senate Armed Hervlcei Commute, in the wake of a heal wave that clearly *e«n across the four mil* c o lli I tie I /r c h o s In V ilk gov,'-I IIesten-tun •<! tlie law permitting inui-tlcv- in ynui coinmuiiity wnlcli to urge quick approval of »<J43,stretch ol watei. i i i ,r u t I,a - u n i f i e d t h e le a ,1’funs, o l ii,uV have a tendency to In-coin* ainf Saturday Evening Post r he veteran- lo diaw $20 s w#Sk was ended temporarily in southern l.adl*a Home Journal will get 000,000 worth of construction pro­ AUi HMD ill all school-, ill, Hiding fertile breeding ground fur the IlflMOO The lemuindrr will He foi 62 week- «- utiemploymsnt Th* plant has he*n named til jects for th# Army, Navy and Air lections by a series of lathing honor of George K. Turuei. who clou,I, -.hunt* -liore* of anarchy. t divided among Mrl all *. B '*'” compensation This law #spit#s C—lligtd aw page »*« Monday. The President had 'aU electrical stormi. wa* construction englne.i wh*n "Call It a. crusade If you will," Homes and Garden end the Farm ready r#t-omm#nd*d #xt#ndlng It Thousands of dollars damage || wa* built In ID2d and »hu later Fisher declared. "Perhop* sum# ol Jouroab. ... 4 I hr gov i i 010*1,1 UlllSt -lop __ m ■uPirhitfnaem •uiisrintsndeiil of op Frosen conc»ntr«l*i *lt, a year was' caused by tha triple threat U o iu u r d y Y o u t h iitilili-liing an education uiiniatry vuu would prefer to Iw known featured John X Steelman, assistant to In some ud* next season a* modern vigilanteBut whatrver imii,ean* tin puipoiting to Iniltuci th* "'-tiS ix th Occupant O f <i >*Ma«*3 1iis Twoi storm* of lightning, rain and liatl tlie pie-blent, Is coordinating th* Thr genrral theme of thr aJs ■ he nafne, the only -efe course m i'F-! ( atliulic clsrjjy In It* dull#*, and which struck areas in southern NewfoJ), ndo. pursue 1* that of eternal alettne- however, will l>e to play up botli plan- to concentrate federal aid In Report­ ■I ........... 1: t l ____ I___ ... Rhode DI....L. .. 10 j i css hardest hit by unem­ ....... Maiiachuietti, und Intelllkcnt anion to make the fresh und csiilird product* During the first year nf tha ed Injured Badly ' A w a r d _______ F r o m H k s i !Island ,: n" » w” Plumper models -both men anu ployment. mural ana splrllttal fibre of out amF Connecticut la»l mgld plant's operation, Mr. Allen lie lie expects to take a vacgtiou countries a" vibrantly sluing that wonirn also will !**• used fot P'r tame superintendent Hr llvr* In Award u f T l M o " Elk sch ok rA young $ i» l« n d M .ulomob.le a plrarant, company-owned hum* we will be Imiin# to the consuming tur*. di-play* Tld* Is Jo uf let Cougrvsa adjourns. RAHWAY, N. J.. July 21— 4/1'! criticism that some of the Flmtda thlp to John G. Leonardy, J».. |mechanic Wer. killed when ilruck set in -parlous ground- irnmedtMeanwhile, the Pii.*nleiit **td disease of dsspoti-in " rive ptriont (iirioni burned du Five to dealli to ton of John Leonardy of Han- by lightning boll*, lour boy- ately west of the plant Al-o on ths Lj^y w|,en a trailer truck overtu ,1 Melvin Join"* »f i'In,ago, sen* citniK adverttseinenls this -eu-on 11 ul til- Army aide. Mai. General II.m y II Yingliuu tiu- iiermlstntvgeneral and fomiilei of Lion had -kinltv pei««ns In them ford, was madn recently In Clave-, drowned. A man was itiuken with “ round- .r e w w - w l t ^ " l " " * irr>> and bur.l ...lo II.... Anuliiei type u,l will play up j-i„ri to le-llfv if lie i- called beDue to Ihe (irol.ul.llllV uf u *-,•• l*m. reported it,u' club* o1"' gar Ugr MpmtmiTil hoii-lrig work-i * . . ... U d gi ^l»nv*ntlon'*of86Elk»(,rTh* m the cuinprlltlve unglr belwer" foie till- Meliutv coinmlttes inqutlLodgi convention or e.ias. in#, * U u .\ , , . , believed partly cr.. ami a frame Imlldlng which I*1-" Ma/elwood Avenue bridge <ii lull c„nli,il in.igiuiii for IPMI, nil 23.2H2 tneilil'er* wrn- added p, 1,11,111 |.lai,le,l ulirlliei lung ul the past yeui. Foot "ew countltes I'ultforniu and Florldn Hull I be mg into operations ul "f> treictnaward wa* Included In tha boy* caused by the heat, . _ . . -oun to he ulillxed at a club house I Houle 26. Ft,n ids ud- |il,ip«s»d »*y The flll,,|0ye#* of ills plant. A sixthpassenger of the uu.h ! hurl -lj|*ie inii»l ne n-polteil fur w$*it nldcd lo Ilit* li.Mn. «r ■'will agency will suv tliul uruiige- fmin tel » " division of tha Elk National ‘ stormi cam* as New r.nglsmt f|J| t||# tutll, (in,. Mat tile,, i. I„,-at Agil llir Plcaldelit dr,'tilled to C o i n Foundation'* annual Most Valu- sweltered in temperatures that The nearest other plant In th*|rj w„ ta||Cn (0 Haliwui ...dtural i ',in-eivuli,m A-siwinllon France. Boltviu. n,r Philippine* t i n - - t a l e liu v r u lo t j j " / ' ' , m r u l . u l u n e w * c o n fe r e n c e . ou ami Norway. ahl* Student Program. Die commission hud Dgorriii _ .lory . that lie had deemated J y i '^ . ^ r 'o t h e “/p la n t* ."* S si Ho»pit*l in c.il.cal com). , f fleer arm,ni need tin- muriiliig With a lota! „l M21 club* and Th* announcement waa mad# by reached ae high as 99 degrees. At (,i r-enl four fin mere have MH1.420 memhei*. .lone* -aid trntsiivelv that the advertising Vaugiiau in u mock ceremony afScores of homes were darii*M*,i S| |*(.|«rabsirir and at English, tmn. The truck dnver wasuntniui Raymond B#nJamln, Westport. , «.piirtr,l planting- t lir County "l.lons International I- tile -liung 1..... to he derived D-n.i •••'«» "*• tei tlie Genet al‘- ircelit iitush (CoBllRIti n« ■*••• Conn., vie* chairman of th* when struck by lightning. Cum- ||y,ir«, electric plants are operated ed. police said, wiili newsmen in Waahtngton of \geiit'- office, und now have a ast, largest *ml nio*l active *erv Foundation. inunication and electrical systems „t Dunellon and at Moss B luff' Police ssid the five victim- in tufa! of (• 7 acie- (iluntrd (irr* of Ice club in the wuild" thr five iwrrcenlei- question Th* award was on* of 4U mad* were distupled and hundteds ol neat t»eal* <>" the Gklawah* RlvUcalaml cotton. The tdanter* at* A-ked if lie iiad given Vuughan Kevin R u |»h German Th# Lions' return to Madi-nn were Utstupieci ana nu Mr. Alien. Although not (v.tnuuBts nu, fluding s Rshwey petrolnisn. by th* Foundation, th* Order’s iii'irrge uml Hemy Tliui-toll, I'lill .Square Garden fur tlie windup of ,,,,-<1*1 on rtiii* occasion lie taiJ trees uprooted. Smell boats Im.H ^ y| HBnf(ir(li Surrender Policy (Csafta.ed Ui e«e* Iveul pSrmausnt trust fund d#dlcat#d to -rrvrn* o*iii-»u, In ... event of em- burned alinusl beyond ifiogiiili.ni Mach and Howaid Dugile. Ml. their $1,000,0011 a-,lay conventlui, Mil (Mill charitable, benevolent #nd educa­ away fiom mooring* >» vear with followed an after mini, and evening rtgency tlie current from the Kn-.Wrecking ctews worked mote ilun Mach pioneered !*'• tional purposes, aggregating 814.­ Rail snd bus Irsnsporlstiun servicr icrptl*# plant can be switched oyer IMhiih |,nui$ |ifI thr huge. *ui ,.,,od ir-olt* in theplanting of l.t *N Dt IN. Inly U* — ' 1 T" I'reHidunt on the loose. 04M) and ranging from 9100 to 'hr new loll* -tuple cotton. in tlie fncllillea controlled by the ^ (, _ l„,uign S e n r l a r v Ernest ll#vln ‘ Trad# aource* estimate tiie 2tJ, was delayed. led van of the truck nil llir win l The report, -aid Mr Mathteus, Florida Vacation 9900 in value. t., 1,1 I’ui limio-ut today A m rrii-a Damage caused by wind smt Murids I’ower and Light Company. •ga of the jeep to allow irm<»*l lu In- used a- a M*t»lV uf <h* 0(H) Lions end their women folk ut.iirndltlonal Including the national, state and Tlie company maintain* Hr own surrender P"lw|/ have been ■pendtna that sverag, r*ln to th* Connecticut v*ll*y I" local awards, th# Order ol Elk* duck un Lake Mourn* and during of the bodies. The dead were idrn loimland and a- a ha-l- fnt c°nt- since th* Mml annual convention lot (irtinany left • shamble* WASHINGTON. July 2 1 - ^ 1 t.ntIrig allotment- fur cotton acreIhii year hat granted 909 college bacco crop may run as high a* giivernmenl dredging operation* jlified as negroes. Tiuman plan* to of th# Intemattusl Association ur upon which l« rebuild the Ger- — President 91 GOO,000. ;,.ge, If anil wlien. u program Is scholarships totaling 169,000 in lake another vacation al Kay Lluns Club* opened Monday. Firemen In many communities a 12-foot channel was dug to fa-1 Police quoted ihe truck driver 'voted try tire cut lull gruweis. value. Awards war* mod* to atud* ., i i barge*.' orgnEftWeffi ' ^-— — ,.dilate the movement of oil With packing-up and the trip " "w rn/tl,r',"* CIiut«■Iii11. leader of West, Fla . about the mlJdle of In «nt« with outstanding scholastic were k#pt busy battling lire* During time* ... Ihe p*-t. lie P'd'dvd out. home starting todev, many of Go lh, oiiposllton to the Lulmr gov- November, a White House caller times Of of tun full operation,(Rubin Chilafsay of Philadrlpl,.started by lightning. records who merit financial an‘ on lhi ' 'imping npieri rrtimenl, rrpllr.t that the IIIWMI- said today. 76,11041 gallons nf oil era used In k s saying both vehicles hid headed "'•« »••«/ vot"oll , , nIi wives W#nl” , ditioiul surrender pliruse first couragament to continue lh*lr1 A 210-y#er-uld Congregational |tlie huge Rep. Htnatiters (l)-Flat told (# furnace* ........ to flre ths boll- u t|lf Jim|) ||l# bridge in tlie n„ (lv Jcriaied, iliui the H**- yesterday. church In llarwlnton, Conn., wssi mentioned hy President reporters alter a talk with Mr. education. strain Is It produced Thousand# uf delegates over ere steam producsd to ••tur direction. '"J ,n .dallied to » l«ige« i.,0,1 •truck by * Imlt #nd destroyed pera where Roosevelt "without consultation Truman that th* President hope* drive the lurhlne*. flowed from Madl-un Huueie ‘ raid wlieit* th* bimm I 4 M »I* jir* ((**tt*««s on Pag# Tkiss* i Chilafsay told police the i»e,, to rest at th* Key West nsval en to th# Polo Ground* to -»e u Many of the employees live in ipeaktng in a foreign station and wants Mrs. Truman suddenly forcing him •••|""{, « •* f ||lr ........... he ra- baseball gam#, or to United Ns- « Z 2 Enterprise, others In DeLand, ■toppod applv his hrskes. He said the timi.. ^ ' , k (, ¥(lllll w),h well ties headquarters fllghtsx'elng pnlicy debate in the Hons# nf and th*lr daughter Mnrgartt to Sanford and Orange City. W. B. bucklsd, rammed over a • ■ f * ' ; ta|k* with Mourn and tours or theaters attracted others C o m m o n s , -.aid til# first time ha accompany him ther*. Sawyer and J. H. Davis are among Thera was nu afternoon buslntsa, „lad a(l heard D ie phrasa wm in tha Kmathers and R»P H«rlong island, and overturned > i , u.„t if the w.ulhe. permit* for construcihe Kirnfard employee*. Cecil ffef- ] on top of th# J##B, bursting ...*» flir foreign secre­ (D EI*) called on the President ^ ; » |lr ||w Klowrl* should ••■■ion at th# cunvtnllon, *" 'h*; \newspapercommerclal project* 1 1o n 0. ------lers, fireman at th# plant, it erec­ t a r y wu« u member of Churchill's to Invrite him to the University of S#al#d hid# fir alterations to visitors from all 49 stale* and ■.>' » ________ amounted to nearly 926,000 alw* ting a new concrete block homo In " C t t l , . ie........ ................... . ................. Florida Homecoming Oct. 22. other countrlss wsnt out to nee the wartime coalition government. July It Howard Favill*. city build- th# Domestic Science Department Enterprise. ( C s a r l a a e * O * 4>aa* r t e # l D _____________ ______ . ------------H. C. Telamon, A d d re s s in g himself to Chur, flmathers said Mr Truman e*ld of Bemlnol# High Behoof will h^ town. inspector, reported today. •wltrhhuard operator, has pur­ chill llcvin -old that if the he would tint lie utile to attend John Andaa has been laauad * received at 10:00 A. M., Aug. I chased a residence formerly owned P h ra s e had been put to me a * 4 since he thought he wmlld he go­ permit to sraet a two Itory build­ by the Bemlnol# County Board of C o. nieinlter «>f your cabinet, I would to Kay West about the mid­ ing for us* as a trucksrs rast Public Instruction, Hupt. T. W. hy Mr. Allen and plans to move it to a new location. neve, have agreed to It. dle of November uml did not be­ and and rsstaursnt ind for a store gml rsstaurent Lawton announced thla J^urn' nJJ' •I ,|o not complain, For specifications, Elton lieve he could malt* two trips te Immediately sopth of th* Sanford Among other employ*#* ora 0. •uld "I took A l» was. But Florida. ■tat# Farmers Market on French Moughton, architect, may be con­ It Diirdan, Orange City, turblM Following complaint* from • It |rather hard f o r leaders o f Avenue. F. B. Cr*Wl*y la contra*- tacted. A certified check or hid operator; II. E. Blaymaker, Orange group of mothers that "cuib hop­ the opposition to cr lticlie me p o o l. CONTRACTS bond in the eura.of five City, switchboard operator, who pers’1 at fating places were serv­ U% . J. King m*lv*d, a permit to of the bid will be required The flick* switches that govern, among Donovan Dean, Oilundo archi­ Hunl Mercury Co., newly *Pi*omicd deslcrs or Mercury ing besr to inlnora, Police Chief when they left me such • sham ­ •r*ct a shop wlth lvUg quarter, Board raaarvas th* right to re ect other cities, th* light* of DoLond automobile* for S.nforvl and Semiaol* County, formally opens for Roy G. Williams today issued * bles to take on."________ tect, la preparing contrucis for on th. Orlando HiffllWW n tit* any or all blda, said Mr. Lawton. and Winter Park; E. W. Jamas, the swimming pool tirolrci and ■tern warning to operator* ol business tomorrow in lbs Patrick Building dustily oppo.it. the Msyfsir Dreamwold Baetlon. Estimated THlEfl TO BBCAPR will submit them soon, City Man­ Enterprise, a master maehanle, th#s* places that fulur# violation cost is $10,000. Frgnk Ashdown PARIS, July 21— W )—One of ager Clifford McKIhbin announced •WAKKBN TO BPEAK Inn on East Firs! Strsst. , , ,. . of th# law In thla respect might ■ml C. Diets, Enterprise, a weteh has tha contract. Tha building was orihinslly bu.lt lor ■ Hud.on dcslcr.hip m ivjft. result In loss of thslr operating Franrr's best knuwn public ene­ thl* morning. Th* Clav.'m ConTALLAHASSEE, July 91-WP) ‘ Also W. D. Hofmann roeaWad a —Tha State’s financial condition engineer of 99 year* mies. Piet re Carrot, wa* seriously atructlon Co. of Orlando vlll IM" license, plus a fine. It latar burned and stood •• an*— " ' in the plant. permit to build • two stery con- wiU be discussed by Governor ■tart work on th* p rojid In Ft. "*y# sora" to visitors end home, y(r. Hunt, who hesds ths firm Two policemen yesterday •»t»ud- wounded In the stomach by a Mellon Park. At present only th* now _________ ____ W sm a In a statewide radio ting equipment is In o| allkn until It wa* was rscsnlly „ gtnsrsl managsr, hss lived In ed th* convention of the Florida guard’s bullets today In an un­ ___ folks ___ ____ spaeek Friday night Yh# l$^»ln- The old turblM which op m ia d purchased and rebuilt by lb* sir ford for more than 90 years, r*ace Officers Association in successful prison break. Carrot i» known popularly aa Will uta speech will begin at 10:00 P. the 12,600 KW generator, Km ,boa* Patrick Fruit Co. and has bran sngaged In ths re­ Jacksonville. They ar# W. M. "Pierrot le Foil No. 2 —crasy Ifc / ’ 4' dismantled for reconditioning aad Friday Morning Sineo leasing tho building, th# tail sal* of automobiles and Messer and W. A. Horn. Pete the second—after another (era 1400*4 o o ■*•* n isg lOsUU A. M. Gratnn.ar ;i«nool Hunt M m ury Co. has mad* ei — trucks for th# past 96 yrars. Durgangster, now dead._______ BLANCHARD TURNS PEO DBA!) PA TH E W EATH ER Group games and fortball. traslv* repairs, r*modsl*d it In- ns ns th*ra yrars h# has msda a CHARLOTTE, N. 0 , July 9 1 LEIBY REINDICTED July 2 1 8T. P L ,,_____ Friday Aflert.oon Mda and outside, and h«va In- wide wl< clrcl# of friands among auto­ HEIR EBB B E T T E R CAY-Fellg (Doe) RUnehard formEVERGLADE*, July IItsband an and truek owner* of v.#n- - T h o bodies of JACKSONVILLE, 9:00 P. M. Ft. 't.ellor Park •ludod a lares and attraetlv* show mobile mo DEDHAM, Mess., July 21—(AY or Army All-Ainerten / fullback, •lr cottage wife wer# found inlls"iow has announced he will play pro!**' Merlln J. Lteby, n Mnryl room for display of automobllss. trsl Florida. W o o lw o r th Heirese Barbara Horst back riding ^iitrurtlon*— Nearby was— a her, wa* r*-lndl«t*d David Smith, seerstsfy snd horo resterda: M «9 nfflcoo and parts and service de­ : Hutton Troub.txkol went swim- •ait and of park. ' ' football this season with the Afternoon. th# *l#ylrtff. of Lra (rwaurtr of tho firm, nss bran noevl " Death 99 M Friday Night . partments. < th* indwtndaat Ckgrtett* clipper*. h#um, a BalUmof* Bilk seld the mlng in Venice today and short y Magistrate with local automobile dcalsr* for 10 M “ Comic Strip" drtce sponsored TH* s«rvi*« department Is Blanchard, • liratenant In Um T. Newman, 36, afterward ■ court across the worU death* o f El A Collier county _____ five yrara. Frank Aaton, who ha* 101 II City Air Fora*, Is steHMteTat Shaw dieted U lby lo*t month, 'latte, 87. were jym told thit swim •houid cost by Th# American Mom# D'P4” * roomy, woll lighted and vantllat*d hsd so years experlsnc# with Ford snd his wtfo K 0 , nbout and Is oqalpptd with tha nawest ind Lincoln agtnclas, Is **rylco death and • Field, ■xunUr, Blunter, 9 ------- I » attornsy chaHrags ‘ “ htr Ihe summer cu»lody of her men! of the WonwYa Club Plora City —Celery Crete, O'ty Hall. Time ,tly Newman hsra. Ha mil** from her*. H* raid. M* mill­ ground* th* Jury — and moat modarn equipment avail- msssg*r and shop foreman. GorSill itpkla wife's hud *°Aii eltorncy for Babs' Jormwr 7:80 to 10:30 P. tl. Pnie to ono ' * “ i him to legally. Th* Indictment for repairing Mtrcury, Lin tary dnM** would, superior* then killed husbtnd ind the boy_i fjlthofi wearing nm»t *u‘ni*nttc costumo. piny weekends and ___ and Ford ai automobile* and dun Lswls, who alnc* th* war haa P*d. worked for tho Lincoln Mercury Buturday . Morning nnra m oUortten. fl*A tebl# I ? “ * ^ .‘UDrai»h Count *Curt H*ugtracks Ulby has — * -M. iooro ‘firamagg An elactrie tons .. oromBtly fliad »a xitccy In Innaotn, 1* parts man­ 9t$0 A. 0ram; ______ . ptlf fliad EmApplsbaum ta MV WhlJa Whllo tha company, said .. , i ( ff Lucian Johnaon will provldo ao. •ehool ft r Sunln do Sprlngi “WoHamlng* I protest over the ixtendod cuatodjf ■cr Mott Hunt, will spaetMla* In an argument nj9t “ . .. u 1iMcksaienl raralra, and ]• •*tho tor C gfa (r«r. firing lunch s a l wen In | n k |i«» A. M .t« »t00 F. M. * ral te"tnhn'*ara*af nUUm*k*4 p w ^ l* Ford nnd H orary ______ helran won only jreetemjr body waa. autramhflra and t m l u j p w*U-' ------------------------------raantyr ■«3a Electrical, Rain, Florida Power Corp. Completes $3,000,000 Addition To Plant Hail Storms Hit New England Area Five Are Killed As Trailer Hits New Jersey Jeep I R e c d m National Vehicle ' All Cotton To Be Planted In 1949 Must Be Reported *i b Senate Action m IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N fcW B P A P K R ________________ > W h e r r y Calls Fori “ Closed Door” On Giving Atom Se­ crets T o Members 4TS.OOO 4r ‘ For a Sm all Investment a an Mr.i . B *5 A Wealth o f H ospitality I# EaUbUaliffdl 1908 V O LU M E X X U ‘ .. i«w. o__ r a t io n nf o f firm t h * Hamlfinlt B r m ln o t * C C^oOU uT nltY ty tlo h o o l BUug#* B u d jr r t for fo r | ai.* I* Y for ..Haiitatailnn consideration ftact y#»r of lltt 50 A“ lt p a t r o n * * m t * a * p a y a r a * r a in v it e d to « tt* a « . Seattle CraHh I Partly cloudy through Friday, very fiw If any aho-*r«. Light exaterl) wind*. .. Te Frateet tha Paaaa af the Warldt Ta Fastest* tha Fmgreee af America! f t PrUace Fiefi^eeity far Suferd. Fort Lee, N. J., Lions Club. I lit.sit,tt T< »TAI. The "Queen of the Lions" waa a m i t i M uad Bus Aeeaaat • a tr r .ir r a i crowned laat night In a highlight ».tni tt M.1I.101 » 7 - 1 -4 * nf the 12nd annual convention of ■a i mm 05'-. of Two Mill t.avy the International Association af is m f 41.117 M TfiTAt, IIIN'KII’TS * ItAl.ANCKH j.iuna Clubs. HXrKXIIITI ( M i F.AB.'WTS 'TEMPIP.M'URl The International ipiren |* Jan­ Ift.n.m tt lliilldlna I.Oni) tt IWL'/OMD <ML F l R S f ice llarvnll, 17, of Carolina Beach, Kqiitptnem 14 non t| l l n - r - » n d o t h - r m o to r .q iilp in a n l N (' —green eyes, ash blond hair, 4 0 0 M IL E S 21JOt ilMlmoea anil llettrvea I0S pounds, five feet four Inches, ? I 11.212 a cute figure and Bouthern accent. ; * A V F . G I R L o r K .ouA n.c<5 I -11 TnTAt. 4T A T 05 C*AHTAI. O l’TI.AT A r r o l VT She was graduated from high RRCRIFTti I'olUF. TAMII.V V/F.ARS AMUl.tfS lot n2t Ot vhnul this year, and plana to en­ llalanra ?-l-4» ...................... - ........... •i.ii; tt 0 '-' V I t HUP. f?.O M M il* 'l c .M p l .t S Hlale Appropriation ter college In the fall. r t '-.R E E S if. Miss Haivell, who won out over I 141 III 00 i c o t r i A i m in<a Vr.p.SES F r o m ' f l u K /y *A *I. TtiTAI. BF.CKIITH A IIAI.ANCK8 41XI*K5H2ITritF.il rnnte.danta from four other coun­ H.ml,i..l. Utah Hchool Home KeonotUlr* tries, was crowned at Madlaon 8 H-ift at lloom Alteration* • .... . .......... Sun*ie Garden by Dr. Eugcna 8., n*t*n>. unpaid on gnnilnnle Utah Hrliool t.ono.to Rrigg-, of Enid, Okla., outgoing, Auditorium . .■ • .. ........... in,non n« Rtmlnot. Illal. Krhool AHilelle Hhownr Itootu* president of Lions International, i Jnn ot tlalmii* on i.ytnan Hrhnnl l.lahtlna ayalarn lie placed on her head a gold 4. Hint# Ilalanre on Crnnnt* t.H.ra-y Kaatlsard Prem Page n u t lo.onnnt Icrown encrusted with diamonds, Olldwar. *1* room addition and loll.la five mile* of coastal atrip at the ruble- and pearl*. The queen, in.onn.ot & rronma Ai-adarnv. four room addition and rolteta 4 Inn n<wJ tiouthern end of the Bee nf Gall- wearing a white dres*, nervously Furniture tor Croonr* Academy t.nnnnX Furiiluir. for Midway Ire Including th* Jewish collec­ J.onn no i*ontlr<a.or|.* tive settlement of Kn Geb. It al­ accepted the applause of the l.ltl At F.ilantea and ll.*nrve* an includes a triangle aouth of rrowd of 20,000. I 1 4 4 11 1 M The Lions Gluh of Lima, Peru, T* iT A I 1.*ke Hula (north nf Galilee! MOMI I X t K e i A f A k l l a lVK IV O A f f O l ’ IXT whrieln Ilea the Mlshmar Hay prr-enled the queen with a stiver UKCMIFTa ■ Viinlcn settlement. A rm istice Jewel lane; the Amerlnin Lion* ............ ■ • I 1117 215 #0 t t a l a r i r . * a n d In v a a lm a n t * 7 - 1 - 4 * 4.l4n M i in. >.. Two Mllltalks have l>een proceeding for Cliiln. a gold medal with rubles, I tin .)* '*11 I n v . a t i n e n l * I I n i . r -.-I pearl- mid diamonds; mid tha fmu montha. 4 141.474 M TUTAI.H Tin* third section Is a amall Philadelphia Club, block orchid*. r;x F 4 .v iriT tH f.«i The four foreign girls -he de­ inrltnry nn Ihe northernmost top SO.Aoij B| To l(*llr. It*.ml* |8.0f»0 of Israel near the eourcte of the feated accompanied her to tha ti.t.r.*t on llond* | \hUiV) platform for the ceremony. The .Iordan Blvor. I'ommlxl'.n* A Hank Chara-a Klixahcth • 41 inn n ,) ) The arnilstlr* w e t algnrd runner-up was Joan TOTAL ICHIIaiM r*em !>■■■ (tael 141.071 no Fu n d A ln v# *tm -w * I I . H l n k l n e Htmi hill 272 near Mlshmar Hay Lennox, 17, of Clarkson, Ontario, lUllMirhN reprtwere clipped, plunging the area Vardan. The hill will revert to Canada. Other finalists I 111.475 M CAtevmo a banner at t4o* mnven- roTAt. Into darkneaa and dlaruptlog min laraell lurlsillrtlon under the •enlcd Culm, Mexico and Peru. VKTF.II AT* iiltllVIBTMATIOV At last night'* leaalnn, U. fl. tlnn of th* t'tO-llnB*rl Autnmnblta H K C K IP T H ( lo n i F e d e r a l V A F u n d * I I I I t ! no rpunlcatlom. .................... neaty. Wnrkrrt in Milwaukee, Wile, It KIPKVIllTI'RMSi It* wide wlnga eutlng awalha Botindarlea were Died mldwa> Senator Robert fl. Ken (D-Okla) Walter P lleuthtr. 41, whn wat re- T e a c h e ra H » la r l« a I 11 120 0) .........................................- ................. through frame houses, the plane 4.177 *t between both atates to mlnimlrc pair) tribute to Dr. Briggs. e Ktp a n * * ........... — — elerted lor a third term at pretldent AK de nntil n Ale t iat 'tllv A group nf }H Boy Beouta from 1.4*7 04 ripped Ihrough five Georgetown H It l e a , . . . . ixiaalbllltv of friction and Incident 1.044 44 nf th* union Rtulher'a 8.17fl-to-87t r'onaumahle Hupplte* .. . . La Junta, Colo., entertained with homca. It hurled lla rroie In one lietween the Armed farces end-to \iriorv >•a* a trbimph for HAW'* •ttructure. nrovlde for Ihe gradual reitera­ Indian danee*. The B4-m«mb*r ........... ...................... t i9.iii.se T O T A I . ....................................... ............. About two mlnidea later It ex­ tion of normal civilian Ilf* ,ln Clemaon College hand from South r Jht-.<l'a form , (fnfei uutunalr IIO A I I I * O F IM H IM C I N H T I t r r T t O N . HKMINOLK ('OI)NTT. FLOItlDA T 5V. LAWTON. gup*rlatsn4*st t, 47 J o lt l» A N . c h a ir m a n I hr area. Reduction In armed Carolina, wtarlng whit* uniforms ploded. force* was alao part o f tho agree­ with red aaslin*. played' for Ihe Daring that ihort Interval, paacrowd. ment. - . . 1-* - . tenger, lumneil or were thrown Dr. Rrigg* held a reception and from the tntl of the plane wlileh flyila agreed to start talks to­ ter in In the th* Ii had been ahearrd off In Ihe craah ward an ermlatlr# Mar. 8. hut led th* annual ball Later lleacock «ahl he peraonallv there were many Interruption*, In night, the i crept Ion and ball mov­ rludlmr the Mar. <10 coup In which ed from Madlaon Squat “ ‘ checked nil aeata of Ihe plane and 4. nrlir. Ilusnl Zaylm aelied power to the Waldorf-Astoria all vaaaengeia hail gnten mil be­ modote Hotel*. In Syria. fore Ihe Ida at. The airline prealThe Lion* received . dent anld In- found Ida wife, netKeeretary of fltate Achcson Ing aa atewonleaa. atrnggling with roogratolatnd Israel and Kyrla on yesterday for their sale* her brad between two aeata and the armistice today. He *ahl In saving* bond*. It wa» presented hy A**latunt Keeretary of th* threw- her "bodily" off the plane. n atnlement: • . "The signing nf the lareell-By Treasury John S. Graham. Then I went through the pilot'" BBITISH OUARDSMIN UNIOAO fruit crate* at a -lock In Loudnit. fn*land, i Ian armlatlr todev I* a further Compartment, whtrh was torn "ff (hortly after King O n ,* , had proclaimed a *lat. of the cleft. 1 found two pilots sting kiwaniH Meet out Britain a. a result of the crippling dock atrtke. The l-abor M nl»ter ovldenc- that contending parti* fling and a third pilot appaten-j announced that Ihe number of men on atrlke had risen ,M "**r,7 V1™"' con find wav* of reaching agre* men* *»n a difficult problem. Both tly dated or uncontrlnut. I aim,it a.soo more than before the proclamation. ( r a e t t e k s a r t n m P aa* O a a l t/ntcrnoiionaD wovernment* ere to be eongye"All three were entangled In Kiwanlan- for remeinbranct# duriillated on the results of their ef ■afety hella and wreckage. One ng hit lllnst* and vxpressln? the fort* man, James M. Adams, Ihe co­ lops that he would be ahl* to " T h l . ta R wnal which the I f n i * attend moating* soon. pilot. we* ple»dlng with me to ed Maltons he* been a*ekln<» O. P. Herndon was presented s f t t him nut. I pulled the wreckage nemrlv a step toward peaca Ip isckags hy Edward F. Lane. It off him and plrked him up and this area. Great credit I* due th» ontalned an enlarged photograph threw him clear of the flame*." repreaentatlvea nf th* United n a frame and showed Mr. Hemlleacock *ahl lie did the same Nation* In this achievement—act­ Ion as he appeared In a checked with the pilot, ('apt. Merle Edging Mediator Ralph Bunch* end ■port shirt Irefnre the crowd *t •rton, and Tnnv Glassing of Oak­ hi* assistant* Brig. General WJ1 3we«twat*r Perk, Oviedo, during land, the navigator. llam RHev. UBMG, and Henri VI- Fourth of July festivities. "fljeiilng pleaded with me tit gler of franc*. Letter Tharp racelvad a rising ba easy with him aa lie w-aa In­ "It I* mv hop# that thl* deve­ vote of commendation from th* jured, hut the flame* were nllopment will lncea?o the poailbl- club member* for till work In pro­ readv closing In on na and I hnd litv for th* achievement n# • moting the Yesley Memorial par­ no nth*r choice hut to throw him final aeltlement at Leu»enn#" sonage project of the First Christ­ ovar a fence." ian Church. Th# late Rev. W. p At least five hntura were Imdlv Yesley. for whom th# personage damaged. The homes of George '• named, was a Kiwanlan. Oordei, where |hr tdanr bulled Guast* were George flpnhn of (Csattaas* Preaa Page M il lla n<r*e, was amaahed to (lie Winter Park and Randall Goff of addedt . . . , , ■round. Tha roof of one home was "W# run th* risk of losing the the Key Club. Dinned free from lla walla and allies end friend* who h yrejw w Two hundred Nattnnel GuardsAlthough Nsvada Is th# ilxlh Indicated, et greet danger to them­ lap crumpled In the street, selves, that they deelr# ta be on •Ul« In sitte, It I# smallest In popuman formed lines to hold heck a th* tide of pane* and freedom end lation. m crowd of thouiand* endangered by Justice, which l» ottr «d*. W# run '■ writhing electric wlrea. Flames the risk of losing ultimately #n*h jft. war* visible for mile*. world trad# ae we now hdyei.iuut are aervlcemen returning home of losing for centurlea to eom# th# Menu af Ihe plane'* paitengar* hop* end possibility of building a world orgnnloatlon for the *etabv an furlough. llshment of law and Jttatlea la 'Aa eettlement of International die-**%o Arhenon Conference*' tj , ■" PU| lw e n w h t1 a Admlnlitratlon (Csattsse* Free* Page na*t forces, opposed by • etrong coali­ smlttee on the pact It w*» apetion nf D»i" o<t s 4« and R.eubtl..eally atatad that the military Ican#, *-nen»d a d»ty# for House Bute* a, the Italian Peace Treaty i approval of a trlsl run foy the .-jra itlca lly limiting Italy'* mitttarv etrenglh -would not be upiet. BICnC '* The Ruaalan protest therefore, earllny than usual, Rep. 8ahatb®f 8om*r*#t, Mas*., (D-Dll asked his party coll-eguea declared, la "utterly without RACID IV A a o n v a i r i chuma thrmigh the watnr I _jn»*tt#ry to Caiwy If land In New York. no* to "ho led astray hv th* «ff*tdatlon." ' J Ml • hour* and 40 mlnut**. Trained by Inelve combination nf Renu^MM |hit new* conference, Achcson Abe covered Uw 19-mllg « bar father, 1. Walter V j farmer lonff (Uatanc* awlmmtr, ShlrUy Controlled farm orginlxetlog am l Chennai thla Bummer, (InirnwHoMl) Dtelecrete.” Spoke out again on (ho con will try ewlmmlng tha l tween ' Ciechoalorakla'e Th* hattld found man# al it government and rail. resident Trumgn*a strongeef *RU* DODGEM M il . porters In the opneeltlon cawp. A. i Icedar a. Ha dtalawd tha BROOKLYN, N. Y.—(Al—Gal vote is egpmtad Friday. j1 i“ . I twflme la guilty#! “ tyrandomination" of religious Abrame and Georg* Bhuba, two t M?nhath * n «. tb* Admin os. n,Jass, •s»klo ...tda.li_: .. . kill sajvIlU : «A _Uationa In vlolatloa of bu­ .* .D o d * .rir? ok!. outflrldsrs, art bill -^ r l , - ....... i _ hitting trail In th* minora. Abromt ^ f n 4 arlc** wWl* i t rl ght* atandarde being work tp uon**cr*ffstioa m J rt In tha Unltod Nation.. Hot bran batting around .990 for !* ? ♦ 'J " .Fart Worth, T*«., whllo Bhuba "nhatltnta hr **»■ Ooy. Pledged tha U nit* State* court**, tmmla court#, M was butlng .999 for Mobil- atemdlmW th# ur*#m ■tend firm and Impartial aa- boating copeat *— — " ta both Jew» and Arab* • Os* bylaw •t tha saaaon'* half-way mi I * tb* Cobtornta buff. » —I ssni MR," mUona at that tb* raerMtlM _ MbMlam), Dr. Lea Du* Wytma alt-ntlmv my' th* •r*ry nffort toward la eait saaalnw MMM t e W M i M g llw CMgrom -M- wa* <m a ot segregation lit p b m ) 9 b p b 0 t m « l it 4 . b t a A . ORANGE FOR 8YRACUII at a rat* • o m it tN4»N AMTNMItV OP 7419 COCA-ggt* gggPAMV g f 8YRACUBE ' I o n l ’*TW I U N K H D C O C A -C O L A B O Y T L O fO C O iV A N V S a n k w 'w n T h ? * * * NH*#»n and fhwM ■_____ . How TH E W LATHEH u iM f tu n to Mtnaetfc— Walter Johnaon and Denton The New York Yankee. have (Cr) Young are the only major not been out of the flrat dl vlilon league pitcher. In hlitory ever to M m *lO T 6and only once In that win more than 400 garnet._____ period did they flnlih fourth. " Building Permits Show Big Increase Alterations To Be Made On High School, Hunt Mercury Formally Open, m w B^Mtuying For Business In Patrick Building Recreation Schedule S SSf -■.till'' V t'i . li 1/ .V.L.* -c. a' .y i -,|- ..J i mV, m tIS m v * cTEO.'it v . !.V- ' . . . • Mir 1 -n - #• J ‘ \ � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 19, 1949; <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/d6d2fb26695f2c95c09c491c44f9b432.pdf 481ed9e71012c652b07400678572d2ae PDF Text Text » ST, 1'.-. 1 - 1 ’ fA a*m THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA your appaarsnea In said action on Vernon, N. Y., said, however, In or j FIRST C H R IS T IA N C H UR C H before Katurday, ths 10th day a new* conference hare, that the nt A tig utl, A. D.. t i l l : otharwtae, lie i Sanford A venae Christian church "mu*t protest h delHiill >udeeni*nt will be sntsr1 J. Randall Perris. MlnlaUr ed ssstnst you, and said cause when an antagonistic Ideology will C L Y D E R. HOEY nrocrrd as part*. "Tha Narrow OaU1’ will be the trie* to ti»e It* power Senior U. H. Senator from North Caroline w itn e s s my h tn d and seal as Funeral services will be held morning sermon subject at the c lerk of **ld Court at .Sanford. .Sunday at the A. M. E. Church Fint Christian Church Sunday Cfcarck Nettoee I lorlitu, till* l l l h day of July, A. ha pr i m id at 7k# I r d i offlta m th« pot afford to neglect church at­ |l ivtf morning that tha MlnlaUr will ! There has nevsr been a period in tendance for old and young, and » t Twelfth Street and Olive Ave­ r before pabUeattam. O l>, IIERNDON the world's history when wo have l.y the aame token we should not nue for Minnie Thomas who died IlM. Clerk of Ihe Circuit C o u r w H K C tltC U IT C O U R T OK T H E "Looking Over Into Canaan" greater need for religious training («|| to avail ourselves of the last Sunday at the ago of fi7 The I INNTI N PEAL W T H J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T , IN and spiritual atrongtn than today. Rev. A. C. Chandler will officiate. FIRST M ETHO DIST CHURCH PIRHT PR ESBYTERIAN golden opportunity of Sunday I will be the evening sermon topic. S E M I N O L E C’O U N T V . Everybody, believe* In physical *choi>l attendance, and this ap­ Born In Orangeburg, S. C. Sent. | AF LNODR I FDOAB. IN J R. McKInUr, Mlnlater CHURCH CHANCERY 7207 NOTICE ’n,< ®cho«l will assemble at training for fu the .... development .................... of 10. 1882, the deceased had been a Mm P. R. Hlsphtnaon, D.R.E. A LY N RAMONA H ILL. ,f,“ tar) 0'45 A. M. You are cordially In- ' the body and In mental instruction plies to every member of the resident of Sanford for 48 veor* j U Vrialnlirf Notice le hereby given lh*t I 0:48 A. M. Church School. A urn e„Kjgeil In btielneee at ths 0:46 A. M. Church School. ! v|t«| to wurshlp with ua. for the Improvement of tlm mind, family. Sunday achool Is not just and a member of the A. M. E. H A M U K L r>. 11ILL, J R corner i>C Sei nnd Street and South clan for every ape. 11:00 A. 61. Morning Worehlp. ________ and yet neither I* more Imperative forThe Dark Avenue. Sanford. Florid*, un­ Church for 40 years. She 1 * sur­ I >«f*n-lsnt 11:00 A. M. Morning Wonhlp. Sermon by Rev. A. U. Mclnnl*. women and children, although HOLY CROSS C H URCH der i n . flrlltlm<e linliir of Yellow R TO APPEAR Sermon Topic: "Communion of 7:00 p. M. Youth Fellowship. j Her. H. Lyttleten Zimmerman. than rellglou* rultura of the splr- li it tin literal handmaiden of vived by one brother, J. J. Thomp­ T H E SVTOATTI C 4'tilt t v fttifi j4itiuf»r<l T ran nll L ! n ! i E OK F L O R ID A son of Sanford; two sisters. Aditual nature. no,I Silver Fleet C*l,e nt 20] C om Saint,". thr church In this respect, hut it 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship-! T O S A M U E L D O t L L . J R I* F C. R, D., Rector renna Green nnd Fannie Thomp­ m eroUl Streit nnd itm! t Intend to The Sunday school aid* trem­ AIHJ7:t.1.U-3J3rd T C Hi| A, IV O. offer* just what men of the 7:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship Sermon by Rev. A. C. Mclnnla. . Fifth Sunday after Trinity endously In providing the culture i hutch need— spiritual training son, Sanford: two ions. James *33 r/o I 'l n i n iK . li f , Turk, r m l'i le r eald nameti pursuant to Strvlct. The Chancel Choir will aing fori 0:00 A. M. Holy Communion. ih*. lerinn **f the "Fictitious Hant* for thg whole family. We can- amt development, a recurrence to Thomas, Sanford and E. J. Thom­ N V Hlnlule" In wit rte< ISS 09 F L O f l 0:00 P. M. Evening Worship. theli special on Sunday morning,1 0:110 Nursery School, U H K E TIN flfb as, Trpnton, N. J.: one daughter, IDA S T A T UTES lu ll with Ih* the fundamental facta In basic Yon ure liareby nntlflrrl Hint mi Strmcn Topic: "A W orthwhlla the Anthem: "Great I’eacc Havei Rev. Llewllyn B. or tile Circuit Court of Sem^ Hasting* i hmlinn virtue* and a realisation Estelle Johnson, Sanford; also n. il'in One been IMeil In Hir I’ lr.till clerk T H E CHURCH OF COD OP Secret". :-1! They That Live The Lord R"*- I'rfrxt-ln-charga. f'r u rt ,,f I he Ninth Judicial (Mr* In,,]e Co ii nly Florid*. Ihat world problems can only Ire nine grand children and two great *i„lt H A ALLEN. Ownsr I. M ILLER FARMS In anil for Hrnilnol* County. era Dies, Robert Rrown will also1 lived by individual* who have grandchildren. | Florida. wherein E V A L Y N R APIRHT BAPT1HT C H UR C H alng a solo at the morning worship CHURCH O F THIS N AZAR R N E Rev. H. W. Milter, Paator viived their own problem* of liv. 'Mti.VA <111.1. I* ululntlir nml Parh Avenue at Hiath Street iiervlco: "() Lord MohI Holy". N il FEA R OF NEDS Sunday Hnrvlcea at 8:00 P. M mg in the light of Christian Ideal* I H A M U E I , D n i l . L , Jit. In liefer,,I US Maple Avenue W. P. Brooke, Jr., Paelor i,iil <li»t eelil nr-llcin l» hi , nrllnn Mra. John Hughe* will aing LONDON. July 15— (Ah— The Baptismal Krrvlre, Communion and prnrtlrcn. The Sunday achool Rev. I,. R. Ruahton, Paator th*f the title nf i h - 1 John L. Miller, Educational "Prayer Perfect" by Speak* at and feel washing at 7:80 P. M offer* the largest field of activity president of the United Luther in fur divorce. — DRIV E-IN — 1h E V A I . V N R A M O N A O ll. l. .Sunday School 0:46 A. M. Director tha evening worahlp service. J Church in Ameilcn said tndny thPrayer meeting Thursday even­ ' v . S A M U E L D O I L !. . J l ( . t|,m f,.r ihe whole family In spiritual Morning worahlp 10:46 A. M. W all Paper - P »l«* Burnley School 0:46 A. M. I* ||U» penrJRo; III III* ing lit 8:00 P. M. All hrillnra.t peo­ training and is the moat potential j Christian church ho* no fenr of •ml,I Junior Society 6il6 P, M. rru ll Court of tlie Ninth Jllitlrl*! I’eleler- sad rayorhoa Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. C OM M U NITY CHURCH, ple are urged to attend the prayer agency for the development of a ("fair and open competition" with I'l (Mi'u li In and fur Printoute Cnunilia a a is rn a n »v a N.Y.P.H. 7:00 P. M. Training Union 0:46 P. M. Lake Mar* meeting. Continue to make your sustained reservoir for church Communism. ly Kirn Ida Evangelistic Hour 7:46 P. M. Evening Worship 0:00 P. M. You ale lfe*refnr* nnllfled (n til* C. C. White, Paator membership and aervlea. 1 Dr. Franklin C. Fry. of Mount Hally Vacation Bible School refusal* known for prayer. Sing* plr at Ion after earvict. Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. .alerts Monday at 0:00 A. M. Rev. Wednesday Service 1:00 P. M. Claaae* for all age*. Morning wor«hlp at 11:00 A. M. i noted chalk ertlat will be Nunery open all aarvlcee for children of pre-echool are. Our young people who attended ">» "Worahlp In Air.Cooled Com- summer conference recently w ill, ” * "I* fdttM--------- -------------— ------------------------ IlMVPTT JiWTrlir t h h r s e n r f c e . - j a e v t e * ** begin* at 7:30 P. M. . "We'va Saved a Placa Tor You." Inidy Invited to our service. Take Your Family To Sunday School At THE CHURCHES Services Sunday For Minnie Thomas le g a l Notices £ P‘ TALBOTT’S THREE GIGANTIC SERVICES YOUTH SERVICE—TO N ITE 7:45 P. M. Dr. D u M l «U| ,p«ak on . . . “The World's Greatest Love Story” Special eoand film. Dramatic, gripping, Bible leaching, he* Christ kaal tha alck. COKE P A R TY will he given all young people from I I to IP at the deep of the earvice. E X T R A HPBCIAL FOR H ATU KD AY N IG H T - - 7:3* “STARTLING THINGS I HEARD AND SAW WHILE INVESTIGATING . . . "INI NEMO WHO GfAIMS TOBE GOO .* # - s * | V A Negro known a* Father Divine rialma to be Christ re­ turned to Ihe earth) To have filly million who worship him an God) To hava heavens, angel*, resurrected saints) In perform more mlraHoo in one day than Christ performed during Hla satire lifetime, even to raising th« dsad. Rav. Daniels spent a weak In hla so-called heavens. Inter­ viewed the false chrlst IFi houra, talked to people who clelMhd they had been raised from Ihe dead. He has written a large 14chapter keek eapoalng tke movement. He will tell all about *hgt ■pter book I m w and haard Tin a terrific almost unballaeabla message ■tarday night, July 14, 7:43 P. M. Hear Revival Party On Radio I The B. J, Danlela Ravlval Party la hasrd 4:16 P. M. dally aver W THR and Sunday* at 7:>g P. M. ovar WDBO SERVICE FOR SUNDAY NIGHT 7t80 P. M. I SE V E N TH D A Y A D V E N T IS T I Elder A. E. Dsyo, Paator Elder L. A. Sheffield, Elder I.. H. Shepard, Aaalelanla |l Thome* Walter, Habbath School Superintendent Sabbath School 0:80 A. M. Sat­ urday. Preaching 11:00 A. M. Saturday. Prayer Meeting 7:80 P. M. Wedneadey. A Cordial Walrome to Every One. ( IIRIH TtAN MINHIONAHY Woman'* Club Building filonn & Hmilh, I’selor I0:IH) A.M. Bible School Mr. A. Wslboldt, Hunt. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahlp I Mearsge: Ylledlng to the Spirit |0:46 I' M. Alliance Young People Alt young People Invited |1 7:46 P.M. Kvsnlng Service' |An Informal servile for all. The pastor will speak on the subject' "A Survey of Dur Needs" M All are welcome to each of the*e|4 I *ervlce* TIIF. CHURCH <IF GOD 3500 Elm Avenue (lev. Joe C, Crews, Mlnlstsr Sunday school al 0:46 A. M. I Class** for all age*. Worship at 11:00 A. M. All I members ar* urged to be present |st this servlcs. Evangelistic service at 7:45 P. |M. The pastor will be speaking at< I both morning and evening »er-| I Vices. An altar call will lie given [for prayer after tha massage. 1 Prayer mauling and Blblt study iTuesday evening at 7:46 P. M. |Come and bring your Bible* W.M.B. service each Thursday. |evtnlng at 7:46 P. M. j V.L.fl. service each Friday even­ ting at 7:46 P. M. The church string band will J furnish the music fm all these |services, soil the public I* Invited I to attend C EN TR A I, H A I'TIH T CHURCH I Laurel Avenue and Ninth Street I Rev. H. L. Whatley, Pastor U W. I), Ntsnsell, Sunday School Superintendent E. O. Keith, R.T.U. Director Sunday School 0:46 A. 61. |Clauses for all age*. Morning Worship, broadcast j WTHR U:IKI A. 61. "A Slacking |Statement" Dr. E. J. Daniels. B.T.U. 0:8(1 P. M. Union* ror |all age*. Evening Service, In ths tent, 7:46 P. 61. "The Three Crons* of |C a lvary"-D r. Daniel*. Immediately after ths service [Sunday night ths film "CruclflsI Ion ami Resurrection of Christ" |will bo shown. "Com* Thou With Us And Ws I Will Do Thee Good." CROSSES. * # ™ 4 * > Me Just a typical Amnrican family, living in a typical American town: Mr. Johikon had to climb the ladder of qnrr^ th* bard way—but ha kept on climbing. Mra. Johnson smiled her way to happiness — *'"iUlng through weariness, smiling even through tears. Marian*! life seemed to blossom overnight from dolls to dates, and with the blossoming came a beauty that is more than skin deep. And little "Chip,'* for all of the mischief in his merry eyes, shows promise of the same honest courage that folks admire In “the old block.'* A certain church—one of the churches for which their town was named—has been mighty dear to the hearts of the Johnsons all these years. Their loyalty, their energy, their unselfish generosity have helped to make it “a fine church." And that church, through the God-given truth it is teach ing. has helped make the Johnsons “fine people." Htlno Machine A 8 apply Co. 007 W. tad Ml. 4Goapal Morftee M am ie Preaching J . C. Hatchlsen A Cot SMpHfo of V«e«tablaa C elery C H f P rtn U a g C e . - .. . ---- .•■: S i ■m THE JOHNSONS O F C H t t H C M \ U £ \ "Where Sportamcn Meet" HEAR *P«WWj>i|Hil»i mu iiwi»4iypiwniiwi» muwiHgi 1 i**- W" . ! » * ■ * ' 11 lVm: Hardware Co. 114 Sanford Ave. American OH Co. M. B. Strickland, Contractor Chas F. W trt Sanford Hanford Boot Works Boat Btorata 4 Rapalra , 9 No Hi-Royal Crown BottSag Co. 0 . a M cK m F. 0. Box m - P h 0M 1U Mra. Voll# A. WIIHm u �TPrrr^ trfTr*x V — ' t i t *' f ■ U tfatty TlW f* to W w i t f c - THE WEATHER T# r/alaa* llw f w i at tha WarMl fa ('iw u t a Ika h t | m i al A M t k t i fa K m i m Frmgetfty far SaafarC STh* ^ a ttfn r fr * AN INDKPENDENT DAll - .'rito h l’AHKR > HANFORD, FLORIDA, MOMMY JU1.Y 18, l»4fl Batobltokai IBM VOLUM E Ib n ttfi Cuntldtiablt [loudluiM through Tuesday •Irh « lm local jhunder•hoA«it. Light to mudsiat* south*M) nlnd«. *u_ iatad Prana Loaned Wlra No. ^3 ». Fact-Finders City Conunusion To Study Six 3 Lake County Dewey Seek* P y a c j / l a n t ^ e P I A n T n To Hold Steel Bid* For Building Swimming Pool Negroes Admit Union Of West r r e S 1 C i e n i S F i a i 1 1 0 Rob-RapeCase Europe States Tighten Unification Meet July 28 P r e s i d e n t ' s B oard Slates H e a r i n g s In N ew York T o Study P r o p o s a l s Six Lid. for conrlrue lion of a swimming pool in Foil Mellon Pdik and an equs number of hid* for supplying pool equipment were oprned Friday afternoon by Gordon Bradley, city deputy clerk. Mott of the bidden were repretenled. Tonight the City Committton will review the bidt and may take action tu award contract!, CltyW~--------------------------------------------------------™ ! 5 ' . M li,,0rd. McKlbbin “ n* I pointed out that if tournament, nounced this morning. , . I are desired, a minimum of fou, In lu n t instances, he revealed, C0ltrtl ihouM bt bullt( , ach l:>t) V 1’ ««iwrtta conatruc- f„ , ,ong and f#e| wld„ wit(l . . . '? " " ' I ' " « • <••• *"»•» *>“ ! concrete curbing perimeter t» hold T e n s i o n E ases In G overnor Calls For R a t i f i c a t i o n Of G r o v e l a n d A fter Atlantic T re a ty N ational G uard Is In T alk T o Lions Called T o S c e n e Handed To Congress K o L in s o u H t a n d s As NKW YORK. July I8~ h A>>" S i l l v " R obeson’s Governor Thorn*. K. Dewey mged — The fact-finding board in the i >v*r, wa* fur the concrete block | ln Mount Dora fawn bowling at •he rape of a young while woman i today that We.tein f.uiope be weld V o w T h a t N egroes ilee) labor diipute organiied loday construction. Indlt ated ait lb* leait expensive; *^ac*, £?*n*L highly desirable clrl ed into an economic unit like the / fu n d announced it will open public type Of pooM. W o n ’ t F i g h t Russia ...................... ■ atm, Mr. Stewart revealed. A» . «h. rafnforeid conSteWart A . “ llJ '°bb" V of he. husband the linen u! mob violence ap- United State., and .aid Mar.hall "hearing* July 28 in New York. The clot* block with flow through type far a* number* go. he dated, it It. AHHDCIATED 1‘HHSS Plan fundi thuuld be ipeni pit W ASHING I ON, July 18 -</P) organualton meeting wai held al °t "petition which ellmlnatea .the compares favorably with ihufflt- liiienll) .ub.ided, (o ilt.nuni.11 teade.s ■j.l t i i l L Snd F u m t aiC.aUcmutULg-kupcm.axU-------I W ^ - t T u . nan iGJIy .ent to inatilv towaid that_eiut— -------------need of filter*, but which require* bo,rd' A touch of the Ku lClui K lan the White House. r-a m — aur»iu— he~wrotr, ■ ‘tirer wai ‘fine’ loo, t’amphiii* titled The Repuhliran goveiimr. m an uicit 'ollowris tlui L Diiih.umiin and Lalhuliuim van fin| udt by ittlr i lMut, CHaSmatt Xarrolf Carroll Deugherty V r ' s i e K l b f f G ^ W ^ t S ^ d .’i'ilr die Vatican * ,ecenl cxcommumcalloit decter. , ' , ‘ ' “ ‘ S41111* lon plan je said that the decidon to delay c«iv.d on well, and two on In- welcorna to vl*U the club to nht tin ideal, of the Ku Klux Klan" were addre*. of welcome piepaicd foi it .* - dilfeienl ,.o,v behind the trot, cu.lam. whete Communist. of loo-rd fiom a group of about 20 the convention of l.tun. Inlrina in .oinr -outline- air rutting heavy pie..uir on the tliuuh Homan * r’ UKM 1,1,1 * ,*n*1 *n iha hearing* until July 28 would give iiallation of *anltary plumbing first hand information." baud of Sevietaiy ol Detente Johaboth tide* ample time to prepare *»d equipment The City Commission, *atd Mi i n- which patted through. tional, al.o .aid it is inipoilant ta n ..... i>n*«t. m Crecho.lovakla * ---------VOII In icply lo a request for fp* *McKlbbin, would welcom* Ilc-idents said line* nr four lint the United Stale* Serial* uiitv ba.r -puinrd uliWl- lioni the their evidence for the board', con* Infoitiled Catholics thiniighoiii ihe formation on cost of Installing suggestions from local citUrr,- inti, weir lii (sch cat; none wore th* Noith Atlantic fieal) "with 1 inuiio.inst govei iinieni there lo World i Inii they subject tliem-elves . Me uni he wa> tubmilimg the lidatalion. Inwii bowling courts, William C. concerning lawn buwllng court* to 'lie iraJilloiial Klan hoods and de-ell Vi liiblsh.'p .lo-et Hi-iun and 'Ian in milei to lake action by real enthuiiaim " The board will meet two day* Siewait, city d irk of Mount Dora, help determine if there I* tuff! lobe*. ■be I .ill. an In ll.p . boicli slat* tii •xcoinnmulcatlou h> sopimi ting '' 411 111 “ 'dei Communism and thus depute ■ *!! means *| my sonunand" to earlier in New York with tepte'hat the cost would vary dent interest tn the game her* to “Othetwiie." he »ani, "w* would wai Sheriff W. V. McCall Identified count. 1‘opr fi.s XU bos (old German themselves of ihe chuich’* sacra- obtain pmrupt unification of the (lie suspect* as Charlie Greenlee, appeal lo he denying out inevitable tentative, of the Heel indu.lry and . * l,h . .*>-•. '•*■«*• He warrant building such cu inents amt .mucialhin with the ,*,ine» Samuel Shepherd and Walter U - and tneuapable auuualiun v«itfi I alln.In s, amt iliisitigh theiA faithful of the CIO United Steelworkers to c „ , . . , l all.,.In- rveiywbeir, that no govviii all aliout SO. They are tiling Togllattl irfined to the Vuti Nf“ ‘" dl,>- ll* »4k1 wanted W "arrange for procedural roaltcri." tielil in undlsdoted Jail*. A fourth the cauie of lieedotn We would elioueni itial ileuivs tiod van sur* can’s uclion as a tactic "diaggrd l"ovide a vine mean* whereby The chairman said that this appear lo be tlailmg all ovrt again i lie negio Hill Is being sought. fiom the duikesi ages of huiiiun ail inembeu of i ongieit will ba morning’s discussion had to do down Ilie iim r load we follow d !’;•11iii•s> I'ugliatti, Italy’s lead­ Ity s lilstmj They admitted they robbed and He declined escoin , able n, sole on imjiioving the d*with organisation of tha commlttse tnrat a whit* man of flruveland, after Wot Id Wai I whwli led to 's « . ihiiiiimIsI, told l!,Mill of hi. nuiiiH-ut lt>|| VYnuld l|«*Vrl tlfAllUV i , >• d . and other matters of business. An toll.i.ns n, Home ye-leiday ihat Conin.unl.ni then kidnapped and raped hi* 17- Woild Wa. 11 • 1 ,r,l' r "» 'he event executive secretary will be ap­ > ..mid tie foinmuiiisis and yesi old wife, Slieiiff Mcall said. * Dewey «awl tin- foiled Slates • bat jtlrqiMlr Irgiilatloli u not French foionmiiisl Iradeis fol­ pointed later. The place of the Sneriff W. V. McCall, who quiet- Should “ smite isInl<c ltie lion is Mood i oi holies al tlie same time. lowed tin line ihat I at holies and devrb.prtl' in t ottgieiy hearings In New York City ha* ed i be mob of about 100 men that hot” in teini’iitiiiti (lie Midi regui'l Ibr \latican says not An edict Communists could woik tugelhet liv trudiog up thr plan, the PtCHyet to be designated, The board il'eaiiMiio i>u e>a, t i ,, t i ____• , — . . . _ gailieied at the county eouithnu*# ltl which Ibw c,mill ij now Is held is .el U rdlir-day Ii) the Vatican broke up Its misting aftfr about Public viilrin jMuirtl hiiiivrlt of two clianH e a rin g O n C iv ic C lu b s Use O f 1,1 favure* satuiday night, said ha hi non I'oinrmiiiM Kuiope. 4f minutes. , rv ul Hrltmg thr , lunge* he want* P ro p o s e d B u d g e t V — l.*, around when the Klan Ilevvey l-ibl tin deb xales to tin* As they ry did d so. the White Home Y acht Cluh tIs._ rExliieialure was tossed, lit ihr ilrtense rtlahhibment. He *i*i vice oi iruni/ullon'- gathei me mad* public a lettar from Samuel two negro*, ini.) liecn moved tit*i the f S should make cettnin Set For July 28 lit it tskrcl loi Irgnlalton making plained By T ouhy rbe I. Rosenman, on# of Its numbet* anotliet jail liefoi* the mob ar- tliul .mi aid to 1'iltope Is not used ibr t Itangr* I lit iruiganilation and a former special counsel to n, i . i ,| | . , , lived, M.Call repotted because he Member, of the County Board to promote ’’pel prole,-ts uf Social­ Pmldent Truman. plju will go into rlletl in b() day* ism oi Nat...... ' RoMnman wiuited it to be made Public In.tructlon ligned oaths ,he New YoVVtvi/(J.er'a *Cn°, HMi'd ‘ " <mi 1 UmMw’ n '* ‘> ” D ' tftne s i •la* i >1. inr ant imr , nriiliri the Senate an open chain* Itl con I lie M"V*i U"l dei l.it ed . a matter of record that his new nl loyally Thursday affirming »up- who was intiudured by Pte.idenl nefiinii with the inhberv of a . "II Western fill opt- tveie mudr York City law firm is rounssl to poit of the United Slates and Floi- George Touhy a. a Sanfotd boy Ml* kidnapping ini" one luiK* uiea (m III* flee | Ibr Vn.i!r Itav pattni leglilathe Rotary Electric SteU Company ujt Con.litution. and dating that HchuiiH' "I Mood- unit setvbes who mad. good m.he b i, city, pre.it? i i tmo along ibr tinea the f’ie*id*nt ke the lull* it Sillies stir con! t 4 (’rnmnie Divisions I a x e s N c rtle il F u r I m hir „ liuif A,m.d Sem e, rented a 50-mimile progiam of slieiiff McCall .atd the men bai a contract with a local of thi Party. Supl. T . W. Lawton laid inu.ic at the tegulai luncheon of wiii* marched to tlie Jail were Uitakr thr pri’|(t*»» a hit'll Would T.ilt** Strom* P ui^t m e d i a t e E m e r g e n i i oiiiinillrr *ent I" die Home flooi bin.M the lii mg stunduids of liei CIO United Ht*el Worker*. today. Simitar oath, ate required the Rotary Cluh today. unnril "tu tlw gills Hut 1 knew people above the danaei polnl a mrasine pimuliug only for cy, Governor Say.w On Y;tiiKt/e River Koitnman said he bad brought of teachcn and anyone receiving them all and they were sober, "fm opr no.dil ul tnsi lie stioiiK hglilrnrtl unlitJi y ImJgel and acMr. Holliclaw. who ha. a rich irasuneiile fellows. thi* to tha attention of Cyrus pay from public school funds. fli.mull lo -land mi 111-1 own Irei A T L A N T A . July IM </|») i oimlmg put in n M VSHINGTON. July IS i,Pi baiiton* voice, tang Fted Wrath China, federal mediation and con­ sat «mi the steps tn front Thi* tioi.M make vvoiili while all In compliance with .tale law a " V I 'I "•« » ,h* lln- t.iidcet ....... t'*|| was Ibr l'nll*il Slates loday dr- lioyeini" Ifeinian luiuiidgr asked ciliation director, when he wa* •Ierlv. Uanny Boy, W. H .Squire* «,t the Jail and talked fast. 1 file sari if ices III* Anlei leans have, lim lta n l Un Pt|* I U I tiotiiuert as an art ul "lolalllai- today foi $21 ,MXI IKKI m additional Job lo do and rns b (m fuiiipean ant Sakad to serve on the board. i C. fH bo I«year . r P!lvqv-W| 9 « W ',Chil> ,h,m 1 l,,dmy" prisoners." “ Mr. Ching elated that, in hie U^ udgel forTtha school j. ■ 0ff ••rvi-‘ b« u . 0ld K i»;va,"Blurk“ M11.i - i .» . ,,,|d btd to protect ‘‘But time are sum* iintivlduals tan dlrtalurshlp” the Chines* annual l.ixr, foi an rmeigency■" opinion, those facta did.not_ ln any fee set for 10:Q0 A- M.. July 28. 1 1J*'” 1 ....... ...... .. here, ......., tha mob drova And nstlon, In Euiop* which ate Communist order closing United S, J i . Returning through the almost-deserted nsgro Mbdtthig e. iioruk unity without States Information settle* of- that "muit br yoUed now." The following salary ranga lo r l <,u?J Shorimn Htea Tha Govetnoi offend hi* lasing; . J - . j -i— V a . i Ha was accompanied al section .and ,(jftd layers) . ghots fEisii i no'mil iwiitve Fmop* can) ftrsn la Shanghai and Hanknw. ■j* ; in a restaurant and a house. suiviie ! (trorg* V. Allen, auistani sec­ Slid spending ptogiam Item by item gree,'$3,100 to $3,800} m i»t»r,e l»,i,B^ bj: ftorprTBdelL wjp • retary of stale, Issued a state­ befiue an extia legnlativr senion About SO Ouardsman patrolled Nolinm that thr l.tons inerllllK ment declaring Ihat the "Com­ degrea, $2,300 to $3,200; bathe-. T« » lhi" S ' street for several hourr lias .leleculis (mm “It nations br viiini'iiri! In ibr aid of die Hale'|o', digie*, $2,200 to $2,750; un- ^own 'hr River . end III be ( *; h night. There we* no sign Dewev -an) ' MU' I'liiivenllon vtoiild munist raptors" of Chine "teaailing v.fi.Hj|» i„adv. health and un- flying contest and a doll li«e that public enlightenment is dergraduelts $1,250 tu $1,800.1^ ' " M v D r.«m . ■ f .e.idcn of irm.l.l. end they dispersed *aii> i,e lininensilv valuable tf It -rived lh*lr greatest runny." the In­ " el It it irm c rt -di,,w, sptiitsiu ed iiy Tlie SanfuiJ no nlliri pmpo-r Ilian lu deiiinii ,t,».„d in » on th. exD.riti.ee sud T ' ^ V led the club in singing 1 ell today, depending on the experience In In» ptrpjird ypeet It. lie tat lln.iid, wut. lislti Ity yottiig people The sheriff still la looking fm -irate on u mi amt seal* bow lb.' formation servlet is an agency Mr Your Dreams", and "Let Me ioet with* nations ..( the wot lit ought to woik 1 for distributing American news led....... hr a.vemltlymen lor M e.* I B A R C EM N A , Spain, July IS— number of credit*. one of the four negioes n , > nen.-ation DepartCall You Swealheert". bulletins, films. phologi aplis Reininol* High School Agm ulmi-nt's I’lay tVitlei in ft Mellon said t»Ji i.igrlhei in liuiuiimy fill peace and Two bombs txplodcd here „ ami ilrcivitr" at lien in and other malrilal. President Touhy also reported him and kidnapped and raped Ins, , *|l4‘ r l‘utk Filduv afternoon, lust night, on* of thsm killing a lurai School wa* allotted R2,f>76 Ir„ foi tin commit!** for tmamial . lltlv Mr hlainrtl thr | M,-Alesuinlet |ei*lv-d , , looking , man and Injuring nlnt othsr per­ end the negro agricultural school,........... 17-Vear-nld wife. I p, „ M *aid the U S ....I "a Crooms Academy, fa.Owa. >place lot th* civic cljibs to meet Ilie ort/c pit/i- (tn (tn tlie tlie liieitlssl Joli dull sons In the city's main square, the at ( 'A N IO N . Cluna. Inly IN g/J>l I vlatr v ninllflaiy plight on 'mi ttu> Most of the town’s 41H) - Mims ,,| Ciinimuiil-t fnmpr Teacher*’ salaries were not in-[and announced Inal plans are un- were moved to surrounding town ! |,aw. p-umed u M"«d munv ttiitiM'null Judy Uulili, WIt it Hi dull' i>n p Plaza D* Cateluna. Tighliug hrlween Natlonabvl, >oiilmllabrI a n il mipirdntab! dliplav, VV--II lit I lie "must -l-dls" Two large time bomb* were di»- eluded tn th* amounts. on trucks a few hours* eailtvi. v uihk togthei," and ud- and Cumniiiniili flamed into iirw -e 'e " 1' dM^"A “*£ r & . * Two teacher* were appointed) tt ».naaeo n . re ............ iIiv Isiiiii Kuihmtne » ulliini won loversd sarly this morning in ths cltlsen* commit** spokesman -ail llrd. I jlinailgr atluitllril v 11 in i -.hi that (lie pllre lot I lie must unique dull largsit iiotsl in Barcelona and re­ to th* Southslde Frimary Srtmo , | U ««^ | «* # * the negroes wer* assured they will -j,, ,|lr p.dnnal and milituiv, JIV,. V 1 ,*e,Ul , 1 moved by artillery officers bsfare Mrs. Marietta Hearse, DeLand,) A l h t T I H A . B B r l W l l tie given police protection ....... j , , B rtl. |,„Vr the lilo ’I ■•--»!\ ..f official vhipalilirs repuilrtl >et ht» piiiMuiii will not wive out im Judges welt- Mi« .tames Mottghany damage wa* don*. tun amt Mis Jutm Kiliter and Mis* Virginia Flint, Mt. Airy.! n U i l S u n d f l V N i g h t their return. am t.il pnililmiv Im all Initrvimnul Itefense fm the Amnlca* rial Nalionalitl irthack*. i'iim * is In the kite coiilest, uwanfs were Ths flist lioinb last night shat Ga. Both hold bachelors degrees.) Hut. he aiMued, "the rmrigrinv g ( K X m 5 u1^ .....X , l N!;rl' lh\ M a ,;"w 1"»* -'1.0.1,... Untivb titatle to Ri-heit Sli-n-niim tint! tired window* near the square, i Miss Marguerlta Graham, who -■ ■ ................ te Two ofth* nln* injured w*r* wo- holds a master’s degra* from UniMrs Alberta wiiu llrrtiert Hiuli-uii foi the most p V 'Ads " T Bartlett, o '# — — --------hrutv \|i*h v aiiHUieiU* ben* Honf Kung lAki llir new Hrti ilnvf ^ ,r ftUmHriuF niuxl Ived now artistic kite Nam Phillips hud tha men who w*re hurtso citlcally v*r*lty of Iowa, was appointed «4 iiMtlPMireJ riH PlK« "*»i lir a-krd (til enaclmelit- •«> ev -malletil kit** amt Kennelli liani* they wire not expected to live. tHCh*r of spetch rorrection tn all died at her , 7 v, e r. ,1 . 0 ! K l l m o „ H a i l - b u l l . . ............ , t O 1liunelist 7 ,t ' (H liuali in Ths second smaller bomb ex- gfboo|t . Cornelius Jenkins, with a ii-ml until Jniir l<>. IWfil Well -*v won a pn/e fm tlie best con­ och all, ail uf •tint Mini* lirfnle an ud structed kite. Voting in tit* kite ylodtd **v*rel hour*i '*tsr, •'J" l' t ' master's degree from Chicago,. . thrae miles from the first. No | College, wes appointed A member of .the The flemlnol* County Junlm T « | ) I t l H d I U I U r H ’t* taid, ha* thetieied 21 tivihau ... ....... li-glslullve -eiMiut lies' show wa* tiaied on uppUnt* by laimuiv- lie -jiil he evperli'il 'lie i|lt> |mys amt gtils attending the fme JnJ.ir*t*. The. bla*t w « mu,ic , „ h bind Elector at C room*' --------------planes to feiry impuilanl equip in Ban lord for IS yeera. She waa Chamber of Commerce will sli»w In ft (f»rd*n n«ftr lift m f t I N i Acftd«mv ljv ,fviiiim t'liiiimlttee to he leady ,|nnv. s moving picture on the funds tinmitole County went ovrt the mtnl out of ths provisional capi Mar. ». horn m Hury, Canada Palace, Jhe residence of Qenerelrr#d#; i c c< Murray sea* named hvit ti M-mi-ltimg mole pelinutieiil Approxinialelv i!"11 P«"l'l* 4t' . mental, of baiebsll at the Tourist ()ip (br , rcent campaign to ->rd (Daallaaea ila ra is Blsi iisimo Francisco Franco when he director of veterans education; 1878 ill- aikrd (lie Irglilalllie In up- lent]fed th* rerreatlun ,-ui nival held in aitiiiiton to tha husband ehaic,#P, , £ tomorrow night at tt.ui) , IH y Savings Bonds with visited Barcelona last month. Mrs. R. H. Gobi* as clerk end Mrspiiiiniu'e (oi leavhei tuluiy lata- Friday night tn Ft Mellon Fa'k. Is survived by three elaters, Mre. o'clock. It wee announced Halm , percentage of too IS. T .E T.t. ker, Thera wer# several bomb blest* ,.h ll.Mlll.mM), M-huul eqtialilMlloii, Mis, P. M tjingles, city recitation ......................................... ■ day by B F. Genas, .porta com , >a|rs ,.pBl, malt< .„m„,m-e,f O, R. Gilbert e* secretary to M r.' N#m# Ward, Montr*«l, Canada; during his visit to tha city. yfi IIIMI.mill; pulilli- welfuie. ffi.IKH), director, rymrled '"day . .|4dB . . . Wd of fl’inford> Mr# |r|nj*i)cs ClUey, |an|ror. Me.; The time bomb* wer* found to­ Lewtnn. _The ‘ ‘ ------- H i ) , Min. I..u lte, »fi.iMH).»mi. iiniversliy Vernon Berude bad cliatg* of at .91,441 we.e an d Mr*. Latin Bullock, St. "*t C f llm 'w 'n b . narrated by'' day bv Meaning woman In a balll'iiairatiea i i" e « * » *•*' — --------- ..y-i! t-rit tl.timiJIiMI; Milledgevllle Johns, Karr*, VI.| V i three brothers, ’ (Ceattaae* Os Vase *1*1 ltlon0nby’ pSation'* account* of - l ; ' dtir" “< ,b" ^ m^ 1“ " |‘",ld Twenty-seven 4-H girls fmm H„ .piul. IfilMl.tHIO James L Lea , Mt. D«ri Dera;, William fundamentals of th* game., H. lb» Pf ,U l’00" fl" 1 .. ‘*,lol“ u.t.i..* .... communities throughout Hemiimlir,, i,. Hit- new innitry, he H. Lea, Marshall, Mich.; a n d ■ -*■*-•“ ■■tch wi h A special Invitation has heen « ! ! . . * 'u' d J wa* .» ama wed g « « nty toft this morning fm u * iu Ims ..I iw . .■rj.ta Welter A. Lea. Hollywood, Calif | tiiamaitieu c-|np McQuarrie in tha ur Ocala N» ........ one tent a gall"" C'urdH llereived . « . . . ~-...w also several nieces and nephew*. •xtsndad to the local American ' l“>, I amt wl.lrn was » ■ « ' “ '!' b liunal Forest for a week’s tents uu packu nackug>* " vara vaca “ B»in|iiie itwo wti eenis Funeral service* will be held Legion Junior bassbail team, high Iky .he a n . Hite L. W llll.m ., IS. dlrl in uuldicl.lng ,U,n’ T h .y wer. lake., in a iclmni ” ; .......... an./ a hull Funeral Home at Kfrnol players member, of iT,e "•« Aniarlcan l.rgluit mriitb»r*hlp Williams, 47 yaar old •» th. home of her eon e| Mary Mrs. I -100 P M, tomorrew with T . ‘H. daughter-in-law. Mar i-ards for li'k'' Ittt-v bfvu received who was relwtsed b r.egraea, Osteen, Coffsen officiating. Interment will and will be i-sueil I" ihure who - V ____ ty authoritias on toqd of $8^ Robert H. Williams, In County lj m b i l j follow in Evergreen Cemetery. pay their 1tiGl> iluvs nuw, James last night t i I0;80 o’eloek follow- Sunday afternoon. Born Oct. 14. 1868 tn Pina River, sponsored by various civic uigan (Caaiiasee oa_r « i » _■*»> Hlnglstary, a>l|ulant of CampbellIng a cutting scrape on tha South­ nations Including two by the’ : " T . l.ossing Post 6H, aiiimuiU'ed tuJay. er * > t Road In which gnothar WIs. lira. Williams had lived in Pilot Club; three hy the Hanfom S i l M IM UUCIH I f U i l t y Tha Pint fill mimltai one card negresa waa Involved, waa arrest­ Oiteen since 1918. Bha bad been ed , again thla morning at 7;00 III for over three mantha. She was Business and Professional Worn ,i> | ) , , h h n r v I ' h l i m ’t* has bean lisuril tu I’ast Common Jan’s Club; thr*. hy Klwanis and. I « K O D D C r y V . H W I K t cr Joel H- Fiebi, wlm paid Ids 19&0 o’clock by PoHco Lieut. Max Base a member of tha Baptist Church ^aiid relieved of a loaded 88 re­ In Chicago, 111. three by the Rotary Club, - — ... , , . dues on Apt. lb, at the lime uf Ihe LONDON, July l i ( A 0 Th# Other survivors Include a ton, v o lv e r following telephone call* United Htatei and Britain *ra From Laka Monro* wera Minnie Michael Rj*'')1■ ,P j* d* installation of James Quincy Gal­ Melvin B. Williams of New to tha effect that ana waa creat­ Mae Metis, Odell Hamilton, Claud Frh |*y before (Ircuit Judga loway as post fiiininaiitier. planning a sharp cutdown of tha ing a disturbance in tha earn* Orleans, La.; one brother, Aden Berlin airlift aarlv In September. By HAM IIAWHON t-nargs oi elte Hawkins Hawkins. Hhiriav Bhlrlav Hau>ill„n llamilinn. M B Smith Hm lh t'« to e a charge Of ar.n.u armed Small numbered membershio B. Cady, Sanford; three grand district. Diplomatic officials reported NEW YORK. July 16— (A ‘| if you are confined todey about price „nd DoU|# n ; #8AU,ta, ' » ' j ' rV i ', . h"°,,uImtaoUWCluh o j cards for I0f><> may lie obtained it/ daughters, the Mleeee Eva W ill. tl— . Tha bond waa sat At a con­ .Aik# WflUarte and B e n , that the British tablnat approved Irattde— some going up while uilim come down-end long for the good y , 0l# waa represented by Bar j “ldu,i which It wa. allsgad immsdlatniy paying dues to Post siderably higher figure than in lame, nice William* i on* gtahd ion, the ptoposals today, The details old days when they were always ilesdy. you may ba surprised to leatu; harm Rush, Raenel Hush, Wannle |„ anulied the club manager. Finance Officet Hubert W. Deane the first arrest, and after post­ Howard, Fraser, St. Petersburg, were worked out by American and at the Sanford Atlantic National I, Wholesale commodity p rim have raiely been stable for more Mae Lea, June Lodge and F.thel ^ T Rockwell with a pistol anil ing $187 tha nagraaa wa* notified Bank nr to Mr. Singletary at th* _ Funeral service* will bis held at British officials In Beylin. to appear for trial In Municipal than a few months at ■ lime, in llir Jest 150 years. a u f i ' v K i i w i ? ' ilH n wVk« rtl!lb! d, b ,!m u! ^ ’fi,^i,t t„ Countv Erickson Funeral Homs at 4:00; The authorities In the Gsrman Tire Shop. Court jtt 4i00 o*e‘ ‘ (00 o’clock thi* alter­ •8 Bo far nrleaa this tlma have*-M ary Virginia Robinson, Dorothy Halvl has been held In Lounty Welsh Sanford boys who attended Boys with Kev. W. A. capital were said to hava agreed fallen naUhae’ a sU rkilv no? a."tar ed in noon. Tha othsr n -r T*slo, Mary Frances Jail since his transfer from the __ Burial “ -J- ‘ — 1 that ihtv should stockpile enough ration neither as Jsrkily nor a* far iuj( rtlng officiating. will Textila prices ers ; local hospital whsr. he waa State will be giie-ts at the Legion ar* a Psckham and Janet Lee. j0 MIS ____. _ Mi be mad* In Oetaan Cemetery. food ami coal to support Berlin ■■•they have afteri our i other wais little higher In isolated case* WHlfams waa treat Nln# girl* were from Geneve: treated f«n bullet wound*. An Hut tonight. Tlie supper starts at topartanl nuw ,Vhol, „ j , food and livestock Ann Dreggore, Betty ___ for three month*, i t would Uk# i . Phillips, alleged accomplice. Istsr J. ran* 7;0Q o'clock. 'f t Femald-Laughtan -1 the United States and Britain to the cost of living played little pf|Ctl ara stronger now then they Dale DrilMore, Addle Hospital for cute an the Prevail, lasla, was klifsd during the holda couple of months ago. •bout mat time to gat the eltllft ar ad part after previous wars, Isabel Lenle, Valeen Prevatt, up. «n_ performers ate Th# rourit 0f wholes*)* prices Mary OJdham, Geraldine Oldbem going again If th# Huaelan* re- ?***• John D w w r if . for now fctittd from the morning 9:30 A. MImposed thalr blockade. acan*. j ln Amsrica can ba traced In the and Ihtriay Baxter, Others on s» lv|t nu,' fl,d, *"• h b ? U kTuesday Three - yaar - old ftpda Jean a Front Ball Park-'*Llttto th* trip war* Carol David, Ovlado; intention lo file a motion to have Many * believe Ihat tha props Dspartment of Labor’s wholesale JA C K S O N V ILL E , July ! $ - ( * ) Chrlatie waa. kUlad near her Giants" sponsored by Yowell* whiah have been placed under uric* Index, which economists home three miles north of kero to ADM ITS M VP D B B will play Enterprise. — Weather Tabla: pneee In recent years will prevent bive stretched back to 1800 by O IM . R i t e . . ( H ,n fird. hi. T S ■tato road AT. LEWES, ENO., 10:00 A. M. Southsld* School— 1 .M U M any such collapse as followed each)using historical data. Brownsville Highway Patrolman — Handioma John Herndon, clerk of lha court, and Bike races— backward race, block C O O LER H E R B Prmloua war. | Netail prices show up In the ‘ tha driver of waa quoted judgment and sentence race, stunts. Dodgeball, Relays— Denver "It ■ cooler In Florida than In withheld Howev*r, If wholesale prices dspartment’* consumers' price IntsiJIn,; police V a t f f i ^ V until the examination and report Donkey relay, over end under, Detroit ■awtlntM aloag tha earn* path they Hex for modcrato-lncome families North Car*UM" exclaimed Paul E. is made. Halvi waa returned to podge City Wlnaton- the County Jail. tha h o d iM in toak nf$tr th* First World War.'m Isrge cities, which slide-rule Trued, ^ visitor from » oo r. a -a^klahoma City Leave •Grammar School for swimm­ they Are toe tn go still lower, on « P « ‘» to w ..fW . to push Salem, N. 0. thla morning. "That rhaanla la, un *#» you go ap Ihto th* moun­ LIONS M E E T ing at Ovlado swimming pool. tains," he added and raveeled that "Behind the Whael’*, a film on Lighted candle race, Diving IDIIi witwieowiw prices, wvutuini than wholesale according tv to to hie bama ally ha had-seen th* driving safety, will b* shown *J Inafrtwtion*. CM course, eon* prices hqve ad- a itudv of the two todaxaa to ba thermrima N r ga up to IM this tha noon meeting of the Sanford Tueaday 8:00 P. M., Tourist • Lions Club tomorrow, at D m Oantar, a motion picture, "Funda* ' already, Copper and lead published by the National Indus­ summer, ,\ „ Mr. M d i t o Trued a n visiting T ourist Center, It waa announead tole of Baaebair w i l l h# hava ragatoed a trial Conferees# Beard. Tha board Mn. LwhTWtad, .470 . Baealla hy R. o. Kircbef, pragnm ekair. n» and la sponsored by the D m * , r. 1* i f.r ■ rli Cammlttaa ad the {Ay*M% WASHINCTOfTTui, i»—yp> K '^ S " V s f U.w«. V n i S i i E S i l S S ^ ’ " * ^ ” " ... ________ ',lR0VI LANU * * ._ Iliree ncgrori loday confe.ied French, Italian Red Leaders Try To Bridge Gap With Catholics School B o a r d Musical Progam Members Sign Is Presented At Loyalty O a t h s Rotary Meeting Reds, Nationals Talutadge Calls Clash To Reopen Extra Session To Rattle In China Koiso vpZI JVlillion ... ............... i u«* «•» »*. *ujwc-i-a. Doll Show* Kite Flying Contest Are Held At Park *2 Bombs Explode Killing One In Barcelona Square S . nl WlllUm |°/ooSo”dJck| layCWH To HhllW •<«»"»'"*" - *•*' -**1 ( Dimly L Over tauir l,n# panic arnun« N.c 27 4-H Cnirln Go To Camp Mciluarrie isf Mrs. MUa Williams JNegress I Arrested ’ Dies At . A ge Of »S iV Ice Over Weekend Legion Meinbei'Btiip KSsJT'iASLJrua s r a i t . .nr,iw a»n«iwi. i»*«. H«n. IT. 8. Britain Plan Cutdown On Blockade » ^ is;""- ......... 'f.'K, it. ........... . xr.... I> Long Term Trend Is Upward For Commodity Prices In Nation tJkPKWiSTffV- Recreation Schedule THE WEATHER Ht’VWrrsKKSTa iF"s &,ii,K,2r,S!S sj : lnh%«nJdS^S -«a. zsa&Cn&i ‘"'SasdftffcSPiSi,"^ S - "t i * * * �MONQAt JULY 18, IBM THE SANFORD HERALD SANFORD FLORIDA Crops And Votes The Sanford Herald A h the CongrcHM HtrugRlcH, at odd m om ents, w ith the question of w hether to pass a new farm price support u*.., or tel the Aiken Law go into effect next year, It is hard to laker XT, m e . at Ike Past Oflira down the sunpicion th a t a number of th e members have their BaafarS. am rise, eater Ike hr* reaareas al Merrk a, I Hat. eyes not on 19f>0 crops hut on the 1960 elections. The s tru g ­ not.i.aixn i„ ------ gle seems to he less between advocates and opponents ol Kailas price HUpjwrts than between those who w ant to make price (innno w i i k a n ___ llaelarea Maaaarr supports a I960 election issue ami those who do not, M O D c m i-riii v h a t k i T A sound government program for agriculture la hardly possible under such circumstances. In fact, a sounds program , n it possible until farm laillcyceases to be a par­ ty and a sectional political Issue. Farm policy should not he Hr IA MEM D. W R IT * ' At’ Foreign News Analyst (For Hr Will MarKsnsle) nmiH. mill nil the rnnHiimor arcus, have their place In the niitimial whole. i„ng cm I If our p o lllln il IcadcrH m ild approach the farm problem aonisnin not wito Hcd Ion votca in tnlnil hut with cropa and the com- h" H " nM Hurtling public in mind. It might bo niirprialngly oany to ar- e,’"nm™ I rlvo at an agreement on the bo«ir principle of what a la rm 1wiih in I nrouram ought In achieve. II might I ni H ill a hard tank t< j the nm find a way to do It, hut now no one Hoemn to know exactThen* We always are Mm.erf fc. ff,r i ly what we are Irving to achieve. j IDJH* III _ droaence of « oH h Mp|r||, an7d " J , , ■— - — --------------- Ufa •■— — j whul go While In many purl a of the world women aro forging Nc*'1" ahead jKilitlcnlly, aiichtlly and cronomlcnlly, nome of thoae' w” h pie in Spain and her dependencies are said to lie npponed to i„ huppe thin line of ptogreHH. where V. A report front Lnnzarnte. n Spanlah inland off thucouHt £lh.,*l,,f of Africa, dearriiien a .-ampaiga being put on by I I m women to prevonl any law lielnjr passed In allow all women to vote, irllgimii At present, women can vote only after the death of their I *"1 11 huHlimuls, when they become the heada of their famllleM. I,,nn 11 “ M In the duty of womendo manage the home, to raine fnijiilien. and lo me thu they are indoctrinated with proper Mniirltv f""H haekground." nay the women of Spain. They point nierfean women, an represented in the movien, an exNation amplei'H of the moral let-down foll'iwing emaneipalion Hl* •' J . i .Two liir.li ranking generals mr MHprmlrd liy tin* Aiiuy (of accept sit MIR commissions on government -♦ cpnlrectt. Miry may nnt he guilly, (of the chargri have not liren — proved, hut Aimy o llirrn mint ,, TvfM ,*,c 'M’pcar.tnce id evil \ if pahlir (mill in the Anny ie to lie 'I • maintained. movie* i umnot lie blamed for their dlnnpproval. How can they know (hill ih,, great majority of American women ^ There air no tiguv of recession neglee* none of (he dulieM ig Sanfonl where hunk ileposils T h e y inaiinge to «ln a g .... ! i'iaph:tnir,ed by the Spnniah? all around Job of home-maklng <> §** leimilnl up nearly Iwn ami a ami al the mime time good to Ink 'in mtereat in the affalra of • Hall nellion itolhiis, or 1 1 tiercrul Hchrml, im m lclpality and nation. ••*fn« last year. They now total " »12,7Hb, 17ti. or ahoul $1,900.S o r g h u m In A t i.s t r a lia OW uuoe than iluiiin; the boom ol 1926. I his ilors not include almiil o iirg hu m , uHiially thnughi of in thin country an a aonrcn f* $ 12.000.0(g) said to lie invested id molanneH, which In derived from thu Jnire id itn atalka, Hereshmi Is m government homl*. In lined in A fric a and the Oriental cmtnlrlea an a cereal . Clearly there is no sliniinue o( capigram . Amerieati farm em often une it an fodder, and mimcIgl funds in this county, if we limen an grain . A n experiment in g ro w in g it f„ r feeding In s.kave the tiraini, iniienuity and ennow liefng carried on in Aiutlrnlla. *, terprise to put the money lu work. Mr. KolUnd L. Dean Editor, Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. .... » is i.» .ii„ <"*"nirli '{f*""1" ' , S ir;',','ll u,„ ,tlJ —- ■■■=*" MARCH OF EVENTS — W St aiu poeen’t aha klow person (oHowiRr'har and f pull over to tha left **$aatinue ia thaLdiradUn would keep aUMr tehtar* _ A . , Tha naw K i M m d the r*M, hia Iwn peats, Tba pitot elta In ; front, thb mSar/aparator behind Men. Tha radar man traeka down > aperny ptan*n xvMh-hlB aMctnmtP.'HirtRaMni and dirMta tha pilot to’ the intareeption’ paint > ;. ____ k . I dertroy^airm h f fln M E d h g b w iS iif f d im t a d lo the vicinity ol ! — • »r - TV N a t i o n ’ s l lu H i n v H f t iy rr.W YORK— A few itays more than one year 1 1 ago, the gentlemen at the relna of this city, having come tn the regretful cnnclualnn that they roiikln't Justifiably tax the raeetraeka any heavier, raised the farea on the subways amt buses. The results. In the following mw '!«y». were remarkable. B I ’la- Inrge-aeale farming project in npuiinurad by the ** Nfgrn singer I’mil Karles-aasn'w ! *,‘** Kingdom Mlniidry nf Food, and in I lie largcnt mich ’* threat that a "Black Stalin'; is miternrlHo uvur fo he attem pted in Auntrnlin. In land which ^ about ready to lake over the.South wnH fiirmorly imnturage for rduxtp, 445,mm acres have been «. MtMt have seemed near rrali/atinn plowed and planted to aorghum. A humpor crop Ih annum!, ; I* the young while man1and hi* j the manugura minert. £M*lfa;altaekfd hy'four negroes JiH I M .T ht'. « * l' It In he tinnd'hn feed Tor jilg'n. most of thin of falifuinia jails Friday, night I1 a i n i M .nnl In firw it Hr! In In 4i*| for Ithat piir|ioae. '’ " T 11,1 # T| lt -1 Iff |. |llir|lfVNlT, nwnn t i l nir MMlitff ■ H*ar Tavares, It will he hard to dis- i uirinmfmy tno HorKiium Iii iu Ih iiro (n lw Htirroundiul hy n|u ^u,y «!** n«i IhtHitvu thu two younjc ' courage KlmmhiieM, prevent lynch- , furmit, which nrn cxpcclcrl tu link thu Hhiirhigc of pork nml u'?n t H H , , r l < l ‘«d »y are ran, " 'J'* " f livl,ut l'mvo with c“fh *4 iD|i. as long as Midi allaiks con* [ hncon In the United Kingdom. ” , >utluilT • tjllUr. Negioe. iheimclvcs have a ictctl MiHTCHH of thin vuntnrn m ay help point Ortuntuls look ut places hku *' vital slake in the iiiaiiitciiame of C nolnllon of the food prohlomn of Fdiropc ami Korsa. There they see a hnmogrn------- * * . . . . . . - oils people whom Itossu-A merles n <»law and order, limit do thrir part rivalry Jiao split In two since V-J |p eliminate provocation Ami Day. To lliein il looks like u twowhile men slmnlil mil blame on the Itenileil monster of Wesferit power , khtirr nrino lair the vintv ol a lew 1 polities, Korea’s two separate governments, to Die Asiatic, can criminals. no more nmke up Hum can the big •t 1' * ' • piower rivalry Dint produced Ifiem. t , ll was juil about a bundled Much tilings nru taken as proof i ’. years ago that a Cierman hum. Inn that Hie cold wur cannot fail tn o |$ty tn woik, wrote the "Coniinuu- 1 hurst Into atomic flame that will M at Manifesto". Al that time the inengulf thn world. f Aistrial age was just beginning. I talked to doxens and dnisni of Asiatics Inst winter during a . « Transportation was in its infancy, i Delighted Damatrot* Hall I lotasl Jet Night fighter four months lour, Just when.Com­ t Tlie automobile and the aiiplanr Minister Masto Aa In vo y |* Nos ftlat Plus Rodorman munism was winning In China Us Kid not yet been invrntrd. Mass fpecfef le C i r t i r l Press grrnlcat triumph since 1917. , i production ami assembly linrs were ABHIN HTO N — Democratic leaders are delighted with President Every single Asiatic to wham t \ piKeard ol. I.almr unions were but Truman'S appointment or Mr*. Parle Meets. Washington's talked openly or Implicitly con­ firmed hla lack of faith In paaea. lit a dream and hope nl woikmg peoNo. t hostess, aa United fltata* minister lo Luxembourg. To him, It is the east that needs AiJmlnletratlaK apaStkasnan point to tha overwhelming nature of . Ma. So Maix could sisfliy JDdict help. More people, poorer people, Mrs.’ Mite** eatffirrmillon'Ry the R*nate, Only nna votca xraa raised tkot industrial development would more restive people ilva thara tlUM Itt nrtSwnpiv^tkit of Bentter Donnell (R l. Missouri, ►fild the wealthy classes owning In r4iiiu Kitioiie. | iv i To id ihim. i i i n g Russ n u n ila i i and auv | ^ H M R jU | | M | The reeling la that Mrs Meats Wilt serv* her in America have poured their strate­ v $JH the machines, to which the pom dUrntry Well in liny Luxembourg, and that she le gic energies Into Europe— already ■f' would be chained, doing 'all the likely tn develop an excellent listening post there. Indmdrialireil, already mads up of ; ;«»otk and getting none ol tHe heiie, The energetic parte has demenetreted her ahll- rBtHldlsheil nationalities. :i tly aa a diplomat tn th*’ social whirl of Washing, Tlial was in 104/. Then the Thin Ih Hie emotional frame­ tern, .where Invitation* tn her partita are coveted < iMrage man worked 79 liuiita. a work of Ills thinking as ha man­ by the greet and near-great of many nations, euver). fur what he thlnhe.U the : , M t k and earned 27 chitf an limn, Hariadmlrsra .point out that ah* has shown Defeat .corner. He has hhd. can, ife u d a y.,h « works 49 hours a week business aeumanl In-management o f Uw holdlngt turlcH nf experience In' aucli ma­ V f i d aatns an average of $1.40 an aha Inherited from her father and bar late hue- neuvering. band. Moreover, Mr*. Meats la serious shout her This Is thn setting for a big diplomatic careemA-aeahm# feminist, aha la de­ termined tp da A good job. "Many Informed peretme in Washington believe I l ,' H oe the average pi^e’ W M b ttMt Mr. Tnimaa, ia naming Mra. MesU-to tha > Sea is $8.951 fur ci$$^T(| Mr*. Parts Ma*M Luxembourg mission, not only paid off a polltkel debt but rtcruHM >a genuinely talented person (or what can bHom# an Important foreign aarvlce aadgnmant, truck driver willi dl.;|p|id of y TJ . " ,(vIrfft ’* • ./$, ♦ . .....f« . i,. I • ftlO N T P t o i m l » y r h e A lr ffBWa la ruahtag construetkm on an ir -hanging io low in jk jc * * excittnily iww jH piaHf Which wttt i y and RgM In pitch darkneia. obslrutl the view l i r lfb tail Tb a TU h e la .a 'rid in lly advanced version Of tha Urtkheed r-ao itopt on the highway juat in Hhaetlng Btgr ItA;ffi|Mlon Witt b# IMgh-alUtude interception nf fo ba run iato by .an autoenamy attash, pRlW M lHy under afW-aere weather conditions that ; MJowing hehint), Only a nM wtitm a Hftun» casualty r hlgthci was driven .right i X windthicld imp ■ the sat of the car. We-air conaiMtsil at the carelm ha|h* public. One ol the wont noloriit who drives far aver Mr. R. L. Dean, Editor, Sanford Herald, Sanford, Pla. » Dear Mr. Dean: We are tremendously Indebted to you for the fine'artiele publishrd In your Issue of June 20, re­ lating to our Building Fund Cam­ paign. which we are happy lu tell you Is going forward favorably, tour Interest In our Society is indeed very helpful and encourag­ ing. » i • I nm mire no other single factor has meant as much to us in con* nectinn with !tb" success of the building campaign than the mar­ velous support that we have had frmi newspaper editors and pub­ lishers throughout Florida, liidudtug your own fine paper. Wo hope to begin actual con­ struction of tlia four buildings within the next two weoka. And we now heed to raise a balance of $10,00(1 to complete the $400,000 campaign. , We are earnestly hoping when the buildings are completed, that you wtll honor'u« by paying us a visit, so that yon may see for -j loirxet f-tW*/hur^Hrttt HfxH 11Bt“l tfe homeless amt needy ehildren of Florida will have through tha years ahead. Thanking you ngaln fur your Invaluable services, and with fverf good wish, I urn Very sincerely, Marcus C. Ksga < Stale Superintendent. J--------------------- Span i^h-Wu m en---------------------- 1|L fpi!tli -*• will bless *(lice,— jr 1 (jVi"<"■ »hcc and 2(1:24, * * ' Mnrgai et , ol c.tiglantf h,ii 1.1umu |,cr Icjji in rt , g can-tan dnatr. W r icitaiidy hope e i Inst the Ku Mux Man ductn't hear ,. about this. Sanford Forum STRUCK A SNAG They wera remarkable In that they ittaeloseit that there were .inJ.h44.OOf) leea rblea taken. This represented a drop nf 1,1 ID per cent from the fiscal year that ended the prevloua July I, and ordinarily It might just be considered a sign of the times, an Indication that business waa drop­ ping off as It le.everywhere elsf.‘because pf Die tighter dollar. Mowavef; the’ ImplKatmna are far Mat Helmer more sinister It- appears that soma people had hern riding the subway when they didn’t have to. To a Naw Yorker, this fact Is a staggering one, He goes lo end from work on the subway and begrudgingly he pays the libcent fare that used tn h« five cents, and he washes up after dinner and Ulen uses the subway once more tn take In a downtown movie or play or saloon. However, he never does It for the eheer pleasure of’riding the subway. If there le any wny of avoiding It— If he can bleed the boM for a five.buck raise and not spend nil of It on Iwer enrh Halurdny— he flees the underground promptly end elevntrs himself lo the alalurn of a taxicab or hua company. He may die more swiftly for doing this, since Manhattan's hua drivers amt cahhlea qualify along with New Jersey mntorteta aa among the world’s daredevils, but at least ha will die without someone’s elhnw In tits mouth. home of (he missing .100 million rides, It la true, must nnt hnvt been taken on buses, hut most of them. It te assumed, were not taken or\ tha subway. Now- - Just what kind of people were these who took aubway rtdee for the sheer heck of It, before the flnanclal calling closed InT «• * ■' -•* Can It ha that there were 300 million visitor* who just had “to sea and ride nn your wonderful, wonderful mihways!” and last year daelded not to because It cost a dime Instead of a nickelT This ia doubtful.' • Th # dork Indication Is that II was New York pehple who did alt thla extaa-ourrkular subway riding. This Is borne out particularly try•etatietlcs (bowing lhal rapid-transit passeifger traffic declined I T add I t ’par canton Haturdays and ftundaya respectively and only $1 par cant on workdays. . j p S R i f i # * .k » v , . * ..ti *. •,.£> -& $- . -v mi p t H f W w m r AN YON E W ITH A L L MIR M ARBLES IN T A C T «f- want to go for a subway ride en Supday ti the r»*l I0(h Ttta'Maw Yark aubway It. wlthoul competition, the dirtmoat hedly-llghtsd, noisiest and unaltractlvet form of tunatlnnon elrth. • ' P ti reaaeinabty swift, true, but It la likely that Its whts bang n i l impeeatMe avarto get a scat nn thla Una. and whan H cornea > an end at $4tat attest on the Bait Rida, naar tha borderline of If?Vernon, M. T , you W ry ttkaly art auffartng from garlle-fuma tftbntllf Tha garlic aatara ride thla Una, ' ‘ 'VRV JmMRtMra, on (he other hand, mealty Hda tha Jsrofna m m Hne> WMah weaved tta uncertain way up through ths mtddto fTdgnhalfdB gad Hi* Rrnnn nnt end* up Juat below Woodtawn imptrry. » Ma» not mean to sound anobblah. Thfta facta are aa* tn erdar wg Must mention tba B M T (Rroohlyn-Manhattin Mnaio pbMffiy. a « W d y mesne of,gaining tba sanctuary of w T r a ^ w 'f iT K m c w h .t itna tbay havw’t painted gW anyVJ-kuTW byi I rennet W Bnol '*od least unattraettw venue kranehaa of tba tin y * * I N EMruny-eome-Utelyi |a tlk g uw etty took an the ilnea .< ta' Mob dm them tn the U«h Reft fairly than and even ! Iht saw Mas Mead ear* added, Enas al tha city subway ante Tontn Natural Bridge, near Payson, Aria., is formed nf white lime­ stone amt red rnrul and Is 186 feet above the stream lied. Dr. C. L. Persons OPTOMETRIST ftom 1840 to I860 by ths high Ryes ii.istB (4 •a tsu H tlttai cost of palls. From 1860 to 13H0 Hears S-lt, t - l Sat. S-1S AStaafle Naileaal Weak BtSa. the .aulprlt was the tub, which went up in price aa ths pall fed. < House furnishings and housing were the hardest hit of any grniiir In the 1030's— fewer young coup* lea scraped up. enough money to gat married.. ... • Most Important groups of all in the Indexes are still farm' products and foods, but they have lost ground over the yean* relative to the other commodities. And-bulldmaterial* hare lost utmost half thalr former wtua In the inda*. Put! and lighting, and 'the miscellaneous-group era much mors Important today-aa elandm d iu f living change and yeaUryaaf’n luxury bocomsa today's ne­ cessity. Raw It Urn Time • T S & ’kSl"?!. Tor many raaeona sumntar ication ta the beat time*to !vrrJ??r I. Doctor!*h W art,, pot aa boay i schedule aprrointmenuAgen tffiV Q E R afg W M f ” transit. •yMsm JR* Dear Mr. Dean: Word has been received that a movement Is under Mot to es­ tablish the game nf l^iwn Howling In the City of Sanford. I cnnnyt think of n finer wny In which to & attract winter visitors lo your • city. ......... ' The game has prospered In mors than IG Florida rllies In recent years and without a doubt it would prove most atlrnctlve to the visitors who make Hanford Ihelt winter home each year. As n win­ ter resident of Orlando since ID25 we have seen that city grow and with It 'the hfAvling club as well. It not nnly attrarla winter guests^ but every visitor Is a possible” future resident and It Is a fart that over HO families have become permanent residents of Orlando through, thrlr original connection with the lawn howling Hub. Membera of the Orlando club would be only loo hnppy to co­ operate In the lonstructlon ami establishment of a lawn Imwllng court and club In your city. If a plan could be presented to 'Jour city ratH*fit and '»wmtiM*H4»r<f * n«,i la* facta fmtrnim laid tis1,1 nil' Ita $ SB1.1Jk ami A the on ithe table I am sure they would permit such an nrganliatlnn' to lie, started. Their efforts would be rewarded In n short period of time, If I can lie of any further asslslance or If nny addillonnl Informa­ tion Is needed I will ho only too linnpy tn cooperate. Any of thu Orlando, Mount Dorn nr Del.and members who are remaining thioughniit the summer would lie only too glad to present a plan In person at a meeting of Hanford officials who are Interested. « Very truly yours, Harold L, Each Publicity Committee Orlando I .awn Howl­ ing Club. they cart be U kM “« u of Ur»e �- THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA m i is, m t »*• i '< Vi W.MJ.fl PAGE THREE Bath, IVnniH Club Have Second Supper S o cia l A n d P erso n al A ctivities Wilkinson Tells Wedding Plan* Hetty Members uf tbe Hanford Bath; Mis* Belly Wilkinson announced 11ltd Tennis (Hob gathered on Sat- ; today plan* for her marriage to uidny evening at 7:11(1 o'clock fov Ttlephune 148 Di llirhnnl Silver of Rochester, iw U a P oImmt Ray—Sodaty Editor 'the second In a scries of suppers | N. Y. which yvill be an event of 11ml swimming parties. The swim­ Wednesday. Dr. E. D. Brownlee ming pool ill the Mayfui 1 Inn was will perform the ceremony at 9:90 the setting for the occuslou und o'clock ut the First Presbyterian u j during the evening swimming. ( ’lunch p Mipnci mid dancing were enjoyed Mi*, (ieuige Touhy, organist, (Vsl | Tims,, attending were Mr. and 1 Mrs. Ueorge Welle entertained will piny nuptial music and the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith end i; M ON DAY 1 Mis. living Fleischer. Mr. and | soloist will he Stanley Elrumlsy. Mis. II iiiiii IIom lllshee, Mr. and' The Dependable Class of the on Saturday afternoon honoring •on Eddie art spending « vaca­ All** Wilkinson will he given in t Mrs. Cliffoid McKihlioti. Mr. and .V in t Methodist Church will meet Miss Betty Wilkinson, bride elect tion In Hollywood. mm i lage by her fatliet. Jack Wllk'Alts lluv Green, Mr. mol Mi* 1 « t 9:00 P. M. at the home of M n. of July. durst* called between m*oii nod will have a* her matron 'Buy Brown. Dr. and Mr*. Orville, John A. Elck ha* loft fot ,Suilin, G. B. Hudson, 113 Holly Avenue. the hours of 4:0(1 and 6:00 o'clock Itiuk*. Mr. und Mi*. Jack Hliligmi, 1 >,f hcimi hei sister. Airs. W. M. - The Elate Knight Circle of the at tin- Wells' home at 2100 Mag* N. Y. to join his family and >pmd Mr. nnd .Mi*. IVle M> Hniiey, .Mi , Bu nth, J j . <>f Tampa. Serving OS several months. First Baptlat Church will meet iiuliu Avenue. Mill Mt* W. M I'hilii**, Mrs V ________ ______ (lueits were met at the door by tniilcMoaid will tm Miss Adsle with M n . V, C. Messenger, 306 Charles Mnriii-on. Jack Morrison. l‘ \ 1'I.ETTE GDM'.AltD.~ JO H N l.DND iiiuI MADD d N A LD ' Al!r.\ t uny of .Savannah, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Cleveland West Third Street, at 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Doug Ia* Stenstrom and were Dr. hiuI Mt* W. V Bitting. Mr. |n, fiom I'm amount's “ BRIDE O F V E N G E A N C E 1' Bn..wing shown to the receiving line form­ left this morning for HattweU, Acting us best mail for Dt* and Mis Bill Knk. .It , Mi and | |j|tI Tlieatie Tuesday and Wednesday ed m the living room and com­ Ga. where they will spend a two Silv.’i cull tu- Dr Richard Swihaft Mrs I* M. Giligles, Mi and Mr*. 1 ---------------------------posed of the hostess, honor**, M n . weeks' vacation. of Klkliait. lud and ushers Will V 1 dson Mi and Ml* G. Jack Wilkinson and Miss Adel* he Mack Cleveland. Kirby Flt«, • 'll and Ml* II. I. Dean 1 N Curry of Savannah, Ga. M n. Ji IIjii I > Fee. Jl and Fee Draper Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lyles left Mr. and Mis. Jmnei A. McMil­ Wells wore a street length gown on Friday for Sharon, Conn, ........ lan fornici lesldenls of Satifoid "I l ake Wales A reception will follow Die cetemuny and will bn nh * Mlae Betty Wilkinson, bride- of red and white bemberg sheer they plan to spend about ,ix win will eelebrate their ftllth wed I belli Ht Die Ii me of tile bride's ding anniversary on July 37. A , 'tlect, wai honored on Friday even- nnd a cursagv of small red and weeks. Ily D A ' lit I AA I Dlt M \ Ilk I aunt nnil unde, Ali. and Mrs. Hair* reception is being given In tlieli ink at 8:00 o'clock with a bridge white hibiscus. .At’ New strutote* i i v Fee ,,o Fuurel Avenue. Mr. end Mrs. Hill T y ic have honor on July 24 at their home In 1 Mlsa Wilkinson was attractive ...................... rty given by Mlee Winifred T V h c I ic , » migbl yyclt It, >,.iKlsa Marie IbnrllM, fmmeilv t • veil at her ■home on Celery in a changeable chambray dress returned from a two weeks vam Honda Springs. «•)»|•Iiv III I Ill'll |Mi|dls, o’l'cHrtlmi:t1 Sanfoid und now of Daytona Avenue, Used In decorating werewith a bolero In shades of yellow tlon spent In Ft. Myers and J hcIc slijri* wiflw mi mi|H,n in11*t Beach, un* mai l led mi July K at arrangements of Editor McFar- and purple and her corsage was sonvilla with relatives etui ft tend* fllltiili'li fill l« xiitiil t h r u ihhniMi the I’ti'slivti-iian (.'lunch in Day] •und roses and white shaata dais- uf yellow triple hibiscus. Mrs. Wil­ Will I Itl'd'i ■11ll ll r _Lo jVjlJ Iljjv ______________ ____ ___________ ______ __ tuna Hctnlli to Itoberl Tiffany 1 Friends of Mrs. Elmer Echols kinson was gowned In whit# eye­ J J im m lif.“ pi<ir«*NMiii uf riliii uf inn it i T . . . ________ ____ t Mii Iiidih --- ----------------------------------------let plipie with a corsage of apricot will regret to learn that she is i v _ | T e .c | ,e ,* College. ......... . H D I I V A V D D D . July 1 8 - ( A > ) - Bridal tallies were used for scor­ ” ’ ~ 1 The Inidr was giaduated fiom rrphibiscus _____ snd M1 ml_ C u n iim i ANNDI NCKM KN T catvflneu— m rernald-Laughion 1 | vs-snily. Betty Hutton sml Ted Brtskin, h«f ing .end aftetinveiaLuJLiigiesjdotJS. colored______^ Mi. and Mrs. James A. McMIl- Mnlnlnml High School In Daytona Wbro an embroidered aquamarine Memorial Hospital. of bridge and rummy the high tail, foimerly of Hanford, will cele ,M M|||) ......... . Htctwon Cm Mi and Mi John I'. Galas an- i Di .lei e11,1'— suggestion i* I,,,-,-.I' " ''ntKi.v camel a manufacturer husscore prise was awarded to Mrs. voile dress with flamingo hibiscus Mirate I hell rolden wedding anni- verslty In Del.and where she 1* :• mmner tbe loith of a daughter, I on bi* leseniili -iiidlo* of "Due, I 1llll't, have pulled. us a corsage. Harry Lee, Jr. 4 Tsllshu--,.* V(.ri>,y „n Jtily 27 snd aim win m..» -r... i|„i,a disclosed last night will be F„ D. Scott and low score to Miss Tti-.-illu Irene, 011 July R at the I wlslies” mol *'111\ loippy ic-l day ! that ill#'Hullo Beautiful hibiscus arrangements has arrived to visit his patent* ‘ |„in<ired with a reception at theh . (Ivmtimc hlntide ic trttt i Ifbci n>« it l«v iii’iii Iv It.DDD ( inMici Wilkinson a prise for the running Itiintbl l.anghtoiL Memorial Hoshtiw muviui into a hutrl while BrlSeerv# as an usher fot the ln Hutiitss Springs on July games was won by Miss Polly were used In decorating through­ Mi Mab'oui is a oativi- of New I'U.ii Mi* Goln* i« the former ill Hie llt'M itr VImm I in* itin 1m ] km m■'intiei ot a rich Chicago out the rooms. The tea table was Wilkinson-Silver wedding wb. LI from 2:00 to 0:00 o'clock. All m t It ill »* m| Mi'IMidi i>|nMmcnijt Coulbourn. mol with In* faimlv H— c A. Paul oi Putnam, Conn. tlMll lie ItMP )Mt(ill'Jtfti (Up (IMiI Imiu Iv. iriiiiiiri* at tiir COUpluS friends of the couple are cordially Hampshlie ’ An Ice and sweet course was overlaid with a cream colored lac* will take place on Wednesday III * invited to attend. "as * .""'l*'' ' V"..... . ,f *" ■erved following the games by the doth and centered with a crystal mg* III lit*M till' llllt', ” 1 lllldil'h - home leu Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ingiam 1.-. The six children and seven in..... »•«''• fot the past belly hlami’it hei *rtf for th# hostess assisted by her mother, bowl holding bright yellow day Intel »'1814*s"' ye 111* lie giadliatl'd lo lIM.'l liom y landehlldien will all la> present Mrs. W. V. Lovell, and Mrs. Harry lilies and lacy fern on a reflector. turned last Saturday from Mm to ■Tillimi t m u l iithlMB Wtut itrul 111,1 and added -tie iiad no piatU rongrstulate them as well ss Mmidaml High School ami srivr.1 tl**. Miss Wilkinson wore for the At the base of the arrangement tlncburg, W. Vs. where they vis., Mis. McMillan's foul ilstets, Mrs. fui thtee veats in tbe I idled Slit w n il I’lllMl *'|i Hi till* hiHUt* ilftl 1 f- I dmin e She >ibl Hot give an/ weie single whit* hibiscus. CVysed relatives for ths past two occasion a soft blue cotton frock obseive," he -uv- "Dial a child • 1f1' * ' * w, >y she blamed \l J lloolehau and Mrs. Nona ( tea A t n .y . two of which w e n - spent m i i a v i d i m i n t MAHKK 'which featured a bateau neckline tul candelabra held lighted . whit* weeks. Joy and giulitmlr go fin l,i'i„i„l! I"rsmnalily it was th* Moyei of Jacksiinvlllv, Mrs. F. R ' m the t iiiopean I'lieniei of Up \ T Nrw s fe a tu ir* and plain skirt fashioned with tapers and crystal appointments the mule.ml cth.c ,o even ibe I M,’u> f"' «) of carter Mnestli of Tsllahsssee and Mrs nation* lie also attended Stetson Miss Margaret Myers and Miss l<> -fiank oi not to spank, that pi Helical usrfolurs* of Die gilt gathers at the back. She was pre- were used. Fluwsr arrangements bun Huge T J Fundeilmrk of Brook.yljle. , w(lrM. pictlgeil to I’i Kap|ia rm Diet lisle two children. i* the illiestiou Mow should a it'celvod " tantad with several pieces of chins. on the buffet were similar to that Batty Doris William* Isit lu-i -■ i Pld social fta te im i\ Saturday for point* in Indians, 1 Mr*. McMillan Is the *orn}*^ . . , l* it rut dtsclpliiip hi- i b i l d ? How Those Invited to be with the on the lea table. This wai ill ie»pou*e piuhaldi , Mi mol Mi* Mnlcoin left un l of h * -I no i be child in' in itit** to m ind means Don m a .tnl.l a gifl ''li­ may lie 11111*11 oed by Die youngster .Serving punch during the after­ Michigan and Canada where they »,'>■ 1 honors* were her mother, MrsJ r,,w ,n of ,hU mediately riflei lliell mail luge nnd .ii the *moi' i i i i i i ' not lierome lt dicpei loeio.in, Ibmi a mole a* u Mitisiie fm m of encourageJack Wilkinson. Mrs. Lee, Mis. noon was Mrs. William H. Stem- Will Vi.lt relative, for about two foi Si 111*00 lake, N. II. while .'" V ________ H - i iiiful or lo- p m e u ls T H o w can riddttloU lo I n - iniiln lot po*-c'bent A stamp allium unay n Arthur Beckwltti, Jr., Mrs. David pet and assisting with serving weeks. mien they will \ it-n lo* patent* who ...... .. oi .lint lake ii rosy in till* “ youthful eolleriMi that hi* Gatchell, Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom. were Mrs, Otis Jones and Mrs. ,1 nie *|u'' ll lilt I tie suniniei their uiai ti l of ills, ipliiic nnd still i e slOIIS Willi tin- ilmught In mllot Miss Mona Ruth Mills tetuiiie.t Mrs. W. W. White, Mrs. Scott, Charles Appleby of Ocala. About paieol* ling(il <|, well l.i Invesli Iimuly apiove* of >])■ hubby Iend Tliey will ul.o *i*ii Niagnia Fall* I linn itit'ii clnbl* i m p o r t T yesterday from Milwaukee. Wi_______ Mrs. C. O. Jones, i|rs. Mary ( as 1, lb guests calird. gate tho p - i > I,, of g11111y -looc* In* enthusiasm for It, he und pond- in i amnia before ie lb D u io lh v H'ulli i BurucIi, ills where she spent . two week, vacs H o L L Y W im lL July 18--(/P)~ t o t ..... .. in Heplenini,i to le.oine Mrs. James Lee and Mrs. Donald a n d nt w ha t tin i ,, Foi ex -ay tlon as the guest of Mrs, Virginia No MW§ t)a K„od , „ wl> but 'inoiilslu'd p * u liologi»l ami rnn I In- new toimd evidence of the am ple, a r i l i t liklnle lo a lliell -lodle* ul S>el soli Holloway and daughter, Mis. I.ui* not to a Hollywood reporter. i -uliHiit in •luiit gmdmicv prob imp,Mimi,,, Dial clnldieii attach to Alio the Misses Klsl* Isrley. h o y muy H Ri It f| !ikill ii volt' ' J Holloway, I I n n - iilldci llll.c- lo UIISWI'I tllCSO ((•nfiih tu 1* h 'III III |«r«» i*11( «y Nihi'i g i f ' - - o g g c - i - mat p e i hap* w* Martha Wight, Margaret Spencer, Today nothing lie' p i .b l r m s io b n now book, " N o w -b .n l,) ,,. , xumme out Ides* of IlUabeth Dyson, Polly Coulbourn. they D o - liutt ** “in ti an tin petted ill th»movie Mrs. Ruth Seott and Mis. loin M atIn III*, ipllnr, Vo n and lilemeiil \V 1>» 1y Catherine Spencer end Elisabeth V y III ol u tail a wimi , ,i,-i ii o i , - a tuilie, D r. JcrMrs. Charles E. Ginn, president Bolt left yesteidey for Richmond. iia.k in tbe .nil and make up some I An, ii i'hilii Today" i Whittlesey of pH il 11- I d j -d d iiohcate* Something mi adult yhlgham.______________ of the Hanford liar Jen Clyb, an­ Va. when- they will visit with new. of my own Any resemblance ( Jll.l tiM hi'uimilHF lbm*o, :t tini tu ahitM IIII III « 14 l III |M|1III 1Ilf' t mi,,in , oiisiitei u In die. fur #J(nounced today that plans were their muthei, Mrs. W. S. Bagwell to the truth l. purely accidental Ml A 1 It1 A IIII 1 N. Cullf . July I m inn ofton ." »ay* Dr, Hat liuplc i, child would view a t ‘9 made on Friday for the landscap­ and krolhei. Ralph Bagwell, fui Hele goes: i i .,.,ui Hick Huytile- | ... Ii "pm out* fool iInil ill*oi|illno in . r y,dc ,.r confidence oi a token A major studio 1* planning M mol Cl .... . ing of the now club building's two wcoks. l> , foi ini' I N odi I I- mi illlll'l ill pinpn-lllo ll. that ll lie tei'li lie 1* f m loo hi'HV V 1 d .......twill grounds on East First Street. new kind of psychological film ViMuir1a<' 1 him iiii - hiincynioon I (I || 1JM etthei t<v tin | "!' t ..... I* ■*tniiitD lake more ac> I ' m i-m ; load* i 111io i to nun , vtienio or tho D'* about a mini wlui get* a pay At a meeting of the beautifica­ AA’h ip in till w •lit Hut 1h r W o l d ! Mrs. I*. G. Dean and dsugbiri i‘himIh wlit>n III* analyst tells him IhF Id-liV lit lll- Inline. | n liioi till olio »lilt lilO) b«V# VI oimiumly do of New members Including Mrs. tion ronunlttee, called by Mrs. Mary Ann uf Jacksonville arrived 1lit' V (Vcl C WI ii ye»tenlay nndei ; -mn* of ii *|ioilod lual bullin' de iii mol* III Ii ll Mn , . "Io n l o g , ol ! ilic -miple lucl llml gifts ms '•j Raymond C. Canada, Mr«. Shan­ II. H. MrCaslin, chairman of ihe yesterday to spend about two lie has no psychosis. u i>i....... mi mu MitiHii*' 11'Ft* in .. tike l a nasty, dem m oli nr i i m u l y und living to, I'll.4•1 h ull* on uh mid non Wynn and Mrs. 11. H. Keeling building committee, on Friday the Weeks with Mi* Dean** pareuiTills will be denied, lull there’- Fin (Ini <‘t t Ilf HliiM* ioiiiii' I hey ..I' o i i x I oiis child. Do tin1 o lI ioi t h e ch il d r«n I d ll.l • i m u t u a l mt hay,1 h deep significance in a 1h lld - life." tic dl'cluie* "This were eworn Into the Veterans uf group decided to proceed with the Mr. and Mr. I.. M. I.einiiart, Jut a deal on the fire to co-star Olivia |»ltin i intVi' hit Miit utt'nrr, ^!k»* doe* uni loculi Don I favor return­ i t e r - l u i i d i " F Mil •I Dit* j i " 1 I hand, they set* a p n * m i w lui bn* Foreign Wars Auxiliary at a leveling of the ground and the Myrtle Avenue. dcllavillund with Joan Fontaine ji fils* vvi'fk himt'S 11111011 lit a»ys*. bad all t fit* lull ml t\<* and spun ing to Die old gold slur aiol-medsl meeting held on Thursday even- planting of shrubs and palmettos _______ The dlieetor will be Clyde Beatty twill A ll eXI Mill elv III 1ioi taikt i *m - ioi ! timidly knocked mil of loin, win, - 1*rn. Iioi schools might very ljlg at the Legion Hut. C o n d u c t i n g •which were a g i f t to the club, III tl.f plFRIMitt* t»f 7f» flllMtdk, -l a n d s with a hangdog, ...w e d w h y Mr. and Mis. D. E. Norwood and1 The stalling date of the Valen i t -. lp lu i c la d -, -a y s Di well find ll woithwlnle to make th* ceremonies were the chaplain, I The beautification will be under children, Paula Jean snd Philip I "nu blogrughy, originally slated NitpriliM .hilly. b ilwiud III iiiuI o n . T h e y want noithei." H a m , In i i h m a ■ in litre mid ....... u»e o| a policy of givlnfc > ». Clayton Smith; the preside*,1the direction of Bert T . Foster, W tynt, lift Iinlay for their hum# P*>itpon#d Auif. 2, will not uiidiil ibe couple with a iloubl*. W e icalise today lluit discipline l o s s ' h a, t w o p a i l - In it, and i n oi iHiigtlile thtngs as * irs. Emory, Spclr; treasurer, Mrs. j landscape architect oft Orlando, In Galntsvlllr alt#r .pendiny a I* i»o»tpontit until Sipt. 12. ThU iiiiv ••leoiony. Ihe InIde, liA, wu. is essential, sav* D i . I ileal only y < tl Ml \ and itui’ * 1 wit Bin m il . i mu i Ull'flll* of piunintiiig morale and , -vice — who will submit finished lands­ short time with relative. In Ban-1confirm* >b«rt< Raulerson, and junior "fir what-you.read her# Ju n T|, IV I'll unny by her father, Jack E v e r y child mb d* Ira dem hlp and 1 l|ic idli i'i «, (I r u t il (’ll V . l.dd KfOiidu ill unit ..... . learning. To evident, Mrs. Reginaldd H. Lamb. cape plan* during the coming fold. j 24. | I .......... o Silent si l ceil .Inf gllblnncc. The Idea » l giving him aci n a u g h ty 11114,P • iJi 4 |Ml 1t .if c the old -*iiyv, tochers might Mrs. Spelr presided over the week. The whole town is talking si I |i I'm n it uctvd a. t.e.t man r n n ip lr le fieedntn und license i* p i n h l t i n \ (l. il. i t 41 U midii ir Ik fitul it vriy ii'ivanllng to give an p ittin g and reports were hvsrd lla ib m a lla dge a* Hi­ Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Anderson »* fend between Trigger and Cl IV. T l u i l ’s i 114 mill* I |oti> Mi re cog nU ed l.n wlmt n 1* .i m o , to lliell pupils." ...... , from all commutes*. Refreshment* Hull.' nt huliui and daughter, Jean Audet ton. Iihv* pion. They are going to diffem il1 l u g - Mic In i Jin** , (IH Ul 1KOI inisvoni’l'plbni It fust Isn't Ian Mi ■leislid warns, however, aware served at the conclusion of \ . ilicoice I< ■ nil < , olilmued Is left fur High Point, N. C. where I ulacksmltha now. til. I 'l - l l ll It places tini much i e * pnnn biliu vr ii h i m Indl-ciimhiuie gift-giving the meeting. Those attending the Mt. Andetion will attend tbe FurG. Who was that lady I -mv \. I( 1 1 1 .,1 Fly iiii in t US A’l g u s , on shoitldei* Dial ate mil - l i ' i l g ot K i n d .Ii *( | hi 14" lilld t.('ild m till* "election of unsuitable gifts matting wire Mr*. Haulersou, Mrs. nlture Mart for Mather's Fund- Peter l.awford with last mul l * \ 4 A l i h h m ul ll i i y i n c *. J isl, wan enough to i a n y it. av h 'i w i • i■Mist •Ii ; I 1v i r J# ji " i m p tin* might leuii tu u lack Lamb, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Canuds. A. That wss no lady, that «.** 11•V*' li t it 1<\ A i't t'HBK Ju a n IIII' Jii ii in tmr Blur*. A child lot- nelthei the l a. k , li lld '- le> l i n g - a - well Ji­ hi "t appii'cinliiiii oi even indlfftt, Mrs. C. W. Johnson, Mr*. Wynn, I.assin. Pete's In the iloglum*. .it U i IDii \ c \ , .1 hum 2 Miss Betty Wilkinson was tumor ground nor knowledge, noil In , ■h* .on ion* *1 I O - - 0 - ll, It. I >nee in wustefiihies" Mrs. H. K. Keeling, Mrs, Cyril guest un Thursday afternoon at a j Mis. Giace Gray and son Billy MOM. Un ii i i i ' i i i ,i I - I c<|011cd f,,, wlsibiln uni nnlgeilli’tll I’lii' wi ighl Flnisllv. lie leminds paientx that i w lliiui|(s|iii«• o n ly Butner. Mr*. J. U. I» **v *•! Coca Cola |>«rtv glwn at 3:30 Gray V Hi# Intimate notes from my liiue esprit to leave Wednesday 1 1 1 1 i i .-I. Ulidrt 1ilk ll ray taped lnd a s of the i ospnn-lhlllt y can t‘ * fit r toll gift giving i* u Iwo-wsy stiset Mrs. Spelr, Mrs. Fred Bender, uclock by Mrs. Douglas IMI to i a s iiti h cvt*i itin v 411 ll “ >».'( 11 Hiem,irum ' _ beige (took; skip Ibis; can't ".el ji nd i i )• Jouglas Biennirum | foi Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Gray will go Tli* J\ r •M«ii ('in i Id him. Ilo Is called upon t** dn iii'ii I* • I F tl 1It4'4l wllh cMhllcii del Iviug rmii'li satii■ M rs . E. J. Muughtou, Jr., at her home on Magnolia Avenue. mi io Anniston, Ala. and return nty writing. ltd Cl ti ll" 1Ml ill) 1 Ilf tt fill I 'urn aU I than he I* aide -It lie In*, ■ .■ii toil Id ' 114 till 4*1|U»»UII4 i I i,f to dii * fui'tliiii f i mil k iv iu>: t hiii|(% tu Mrs. Edgar Smith, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Stenatrnni was assisted In to .Sanford with ids mother in 1 4 1 . W tlOHY* l ill-NGl ,lil|li|||l'M' 4 Mitt 1 H d 1 Is It true that film rmupiiM>fltleilie III himself. He focl- 1 in mid I -(hd ..... . io iid Mi ll1 III" u if h lliell puieiit*. especially at tides Bean and Mrs. R. 2. Johnson, Jr. entertaining by Mrs. G. E. Wells about two weeks. are mulling a plan |u m u l Hi nil w iis signed ill I Ul at I'nlts eippclxl lo liitndli1 all Dn- , ot- Hi i|. i t Mi* 11, - nod >iidol? *•VI 41 made at school This muy Indl* liioiilb and Mrs, W. H. Stamper. bounties to peofile who turn m own hui I can't; it's loo l>n i . . |*4l It | | to ....... 4* 111. t 1Id* f iiiiii •MM/ cute (Inn *iich gift" lepieycnl ait Boy Reel Is confined to Fer- television sets at then neivl'i"" not nuiii enough lo do n I i lO'-t ■I,— ,i illll t Illll mill >i i |W the overt The rooms were attractively de­ expirnsum of uffrctlon I......... Illieutei * 7 ml,ill OU ll » II F 4 t nr-ip- I d In*. 1 Oil 110 good." corated with arrangements of nabi l.aughton Memorial Hospital which the vtiild is onabir to put h l i p i ii lellel lo Hetty I m ib le HI, til'll,'d wheir lie Is suffering from severe N .Y . and. Ills pnrenl*. Mr mul M i 1 J i A Hi lo hon ii • lilld IsT o o much *ll*i Ipllno, -av id a varl-rolured summer flowers. The into woids mui'ii B. T. \ I ini). llsrucli. doe* piai ilcally the %Jl 1Iti dining table waa centered with an rut* sbuut the furearm which Ralph Silver of Hut lei, \t i flint ■XcliISlvr I' ll l \I K. th in g as too little disi’lph .« ll The Dorcas Society nf the Sev­ arrangement of the bright flowers happened In an acrlifut at his were expwted to nnlve toduv b>i enth Day Adventist Church met and crystal appointments wet* htline on West Hecond Street yes- Dr, Silver's nimriuge to Mi--. ......... . will 11 reive Hu* .vein's also gives him ii sense ol tail,in lei day. Thursday night for Ihe first time used. Betty Wilkinson mi Wi-ilne*«th\ »i In.momv uwmil I................. H e ciinnol live up to all the l i n n , since the reorganisation meeting the First Preshytei Ian Omni. Mu «-»■ limn- bunoimy invaiil* Ilian the adult* expect uf I ii iii Vg*m Mis* Wilkinson Wore a gray cot­ !u January. This was the sixth ton tires* with fitted bodice and Ali. and Mrs. Oliver Miller and Also arriving lust Kulunlay wri* ....... Sdiaiy. consecutive meeting uf the so- full skirt. Hsr accessories were Infant daughter, who have been Dr. and Mrs. Kichanl Swiluni <J Toiiuy'* ,pir*tlon: Wlmt columnltty and was held at Ihe home of brown and while and she wore a visiting with the former's mo­ Elkhart, lnd. Dr. Hwllimt "ill 1st lui* brnu silting out in tbe sun ou long 7 lldsr L. A. Bheffield In Orlando, lavender orchid corsage. Her gift ther, Mrs. Jsssla Miller, have loft serve aa best man for Di. HiDr Progress was reported in pre­ from the hostess was several for .Ht. Petersburg to spend • A id C O N O I M O N I D paring and assembling for dis­ pieces uf silver, About 30 guests short time before returning to tribution articles of clothing, gifts ••Jjoywl Ihe afternoon with M in their home In Jacksonville where M thNUIIl and baskets of food for needy per­ Wilkinson. Mi Miller Is stationed with the at fad VI U. S. Navy. sona. Plans for future donations Scaford-Orlandn Itoad ' I i i i i i iiii w e re discussed. Refreshments' Fla, 43<t s| the Flashing Auool Hen E. Butler, fireman, UBCG. were enjoyed. son »f Mr. and Mis. I. J. Butler • The Dorcas meetings have been of til ft Laurel Avenue, reoently well attended, said Mrs. Thomas ■pent five days in Imndon when Waller, secretary-treasurer of the the three-master barque, UBS eociety, and needs, alma and work Eagle, and Ihe cutler, USB Camp­ M the society have hcen kept well bell, comprising the squadron of Nfore its members, Coast Guard Academy practice crime vessels, Hocked In the i:D r y mustard and celsry salt, es Thames River. H AP PY B IR TH D A Y well na salt and freshly ground aappar, are excellent sensonlnge Sally Chasa Dr. Richard “ '-rc. of Rocheitar, for stuffed eggs. After mashing the yolks with these seasonings moisten with n little mayonnaise. These efga are good served with •kind greens nnd sliced tomato, ns un n first course. Social Bride Elect Given Tea By Mrs. Wells C lPersonal 3 bliss Lovell Honors Miss Wilkinson |Child’s Gift Tells Of Love For I'arent MI Barclift Wed To Robert Malcolm K iButty Hutton And IliiHhund Separate James A. McMillans To Have Anniversary1 David Marke Telia Of Child Discipline Hollywood Garden Club Will Beautify Grounds Todsv nothing | )jck llaVIUCS, l«Hd«* Arc ILoncyimiiminK VFW Auxiliary Has - Induction Service I Betty Wilkinuon Honored With I’urty Adventist Dorcas Society Has Meeting Now! Toni Home Permanent J I.. ,'J U i.. i# : Showing TiiPHtlay and WiMlntwIay! The World's Most Notorious Bride! Now sShowinu SCMMUIIS ROMANCE GUTTERING WITH M»#marriedandmur­ deredherwaythraugh fahuleui daysaf con­ quest andtcrrael ""'", H II >1 ,, You can gal unattractive squint aU m If you neglect to wear Blasses out In the aun. Cheap was should be avoided as they |ht prove harmful to tho oyoo. $_ . __ IN IIII A Ik TONIGHT MTHE LADY GAMBLES*9 BARBARA STANWYCK ROBERT PHKHTUN CARD O F T R A N K B 'H e wish to take this moans of our many frtsnda oar stem* approthe Many klRdnesaas durlag oar recent ba- ■« ■ »• TWICE as EASYTWICE as FAST �O/, /nfo /sf D ivision Over Weekend P alatk a Is S l a t e d T o M eet S anford I n A ll- Im p o rta n t C ontest T o n i g h t 4 Williams, Bolinos Wind Up Training pltchlriR. and Ht. Augustine held third plare with a 8-1 win over Dr Land, Palatka, although In fifth place, In the dull Gainesville man­ ager Doiler feere monl. But the Axalean will have to play better GAINP.Hv7lXK. July IH~(/p) than .7011 ball the rent nf the way* 1,08 ANGKI.KH, July ‘ IK-f/p) — Florida .State l^aRitr Presi­ If the G-Men ro at only a .450 -Lighlwalght champion Ike Wil­ dent J. M. Hullcr today u M M «d clip. fines sgsinsl two plnyem and Injuries didn't atop Gainesville! liams and challenger Knrl/pie Bntwo umpires, Orlando Manager Sunday, hot they may take their i law* head Into the (Inal stages loll. Duller suffered a shoulder *of I raining today for their cham­ George Myett and Pltrher Jim Borneo were laggrd fur 810 and separation in the twin hill. Myril pionship match at Wrlgley Field 113, rrsprrllvrly, fur artlim In a Mohr , one of (he Mr three pilch- Thursday night. Interest in (hi* fight is mountfamr at Hanford Thursday els in temporality out of action night. Umpire* Kills Taylnr and with bursitis. And Al Pirtle, the inf, as It does on any champion­ Bill lloruwy drew 910 flnra rurh IcaRue's top hitter, wan out of ship battle, and there's a lot v>f prpssiiu' on the two pilnclpals. tor failure In almw un fur 1he action Uecnuitu his wifn In ijl. Grady llllllard, « yoiiriRntur re­ flrat game of n scheduled It is douhltfiil, however, If the dauhle-hradri at Hanford on cently added lo the G-Men hurl- strain on Holanna, clean cut, 1MHalurday. Thp flral Rump wan injr staff, came through to win the year*old l.atln from Mexico City, postponed. flint Riimc. Dick McMillin had to in as Ricat as it Is nn Ids smart atop o ninth-iiininR Orlando irally, little manager, George Parnassus. Williams, a cool, unruffled type, »y A r t h u r iip .rK w i t h , Jit, after three milt scored. Paul Pontello won the nlRht Remo with a lakes pre-fight pressure In stride. llprald Hpurln Fldltnr ncven-ldt job. The same in true of llotniuia, dnThu Hanford (Hunts bounced out Ditylnim lleucli r o I its only utn| split* hi * l.atln temja lament, of and hnrk into the flrat divlaion sisih-lnning I Not so the greying Greek, ParIn llir Florida Htnlo League over in Bed Dulaney'the weekend, nml pmllcipnlod In bonier. Tliut looked good until | nanus. Ilo’a nln-ndv wound up Mime of tliu moat interesting base- l,eesburg got to l.es Hash for list lighter Hum a gull hail. Hy ring ball played in tin- PHI, thua fur four rims In the seventh, featured time pc’s liable to explode In all ' directions. thla yrui'. To top all experiences by Hob It wlrirjijpx** circuit smash.1 Ami it will lie IbibimiH who'll for llu> weekend jtrlnd, tlm Pro* I- RA *1(1111* all r h H a cslm him down, lieforc, ‘luring nr drnt of till' t*ii<-nlt u|i)ii*iir<irl in Alt*,Mil it un, h U 1 1 1 i 1 3 3 3 0 nftcr Hie linut. Ihe local tinik Hiituiday night for 11II11Ml hiHI, If ;* 0 i | 3 IlflB, Jll The by-idny between the Iwixer n scheduled I win hill only (u find Jf fall k«*. Ill 1 1 i 4 1 that there were no umpires on M i i I I p , if \ 3 3 1 •I Htul Mr. P. during n flghl I n ii (-Xfilflii, rf • 1 J | <» nirir-olinw. If NiimetliiiiK R"I’N illiliSH hand to work the rnutrats. 4 1 3 3 1 -■•ay the Imxer gets tugged by n Tlic HI. Augustine Halnta, alalnd llttl'Hl*, 4 !t 1 1 1 M healthy WBltup-liolanON* first reto meet I lit* Giants in tlui dual Hurry, i* 1 0 0 M M In nIriih ! vln u wink, 1 f» 1 3 1 sctiiin attract inn here Koliirdny, nnd the lioliiifM. i> Tutwl* 9 Ift 27 12 a grin, to unsure Pnnmsiis every­ 4« Gianta were nil wurini'd up, nnd I*%l.'VI'K A hitchers 'hot' for tho atari of tlm al» r Ii ii a thing I* nil riRht. ‘‘Mr. P. gets hit harder limn I & 1 3 1 7 flrat game, which waa lo begin at M«*H, MM Mf’jsftatl, i f 4 h O 1 O dn. I must not let him get hurt," 8:30 o'clock. ManuRcr I'lank Pint .Mnypt, II* 3 1 1 1R ft Hidsuns snys. He’S gut it sly sense of the Hainla and Malinger Gruhcr I*!v%'h11V4«k, fl 4 » 1 1 ft lo I*11fa, 2 U nf humur. % n 0 3 of tho ti inlit a held a I'onfcronco to |OflaVP. rf 4 n 1 ii 0 This Is His third crack at W il­ deride what to do uhuot tho ah- I III f| Ml»||, »J 3 3 1 i M liams and his title. In ltr 10, still nonet* of tin* um|is. They finally i ’firm |f*M, *• 1 3 I 2 n ii n 0 n ft riimpstnlively green, Hnlamix was dppldrd that they would not aend ArntVd, |i riik l, i» 3 1 1 n 3 slopped by Ike In night rounds. their player* on the field until tho iU at T»i lila fl it M n ft I .ml year Williams won a bald men In blue or lived. Totr* h. 34 & 7 27 d iilfrliBr f u r litim k l In !Mh fought IB-rmind spill 'leclalmi-Finally, at 7:13, 13 minutes itHu iililt tni (i i n iinn m i - n Ihe Judges voting foi Ike. Ihe re­ late, the two umpirca, Taylor nnd I'nlnlkii tMi ( |tin immi * feree iiibblug Bolnnos the winner. Hornwy, atrolled into the nark, i: h n iitmfi j, r farndFN, M.trnkl '•We will win this time," said m il U k r , .Mt Mmii Ub, “ Where have you lieen, Mttii- Mt AIh n mb nhs i, Main | jtinyitr, Knrhpie, and lie men lit "we." afer (iruher naked the Igui men. «la lava* IVflnfg,, ]|| -l^ k r. Mil Ilf* "W hy,'1 Taylor retrotial, iMnM, Hll - -I 'ii tiiMii, Mutt a* H ( > “ Didn't you know there wnn a I'lMo III1 Mtiff In llflrillfi lo Muy double header lo he played here • r l.afi Htinforrl I, I'.(I III Mm !♦ | ( | | tonight?" (Iruher responded, mm lt"l,m‘|( i, liHrskl 1 l ln li m “No, we have not been notified rr a lo a l / l inolriRs. t ru n s. Ar r » a » < to i, 7 r u n s 11111*—. m„. nf a double header," Taylor an- Ii i o R iTniitii, t v . * - Arruyii, H arry C H A T T A N O O G A . Teim., Ju ly •arteil. W lns-r llsrry l a isc r A r ro y o I! 18— Id’)— la*w Oelunlgi ('ImttllliWith Ihese preliminary wortla M n ' " " (' “ ' ' f ee T —J :Jt> A ‘Miga's pride and jov, bus added out nf the way, MaiuiRer (iruher another amateur golfing crown to revealed to the two umpiren that his collectloii--the Tennessee Val­ freebie fit flutler wan In the ley Invitation golf iiiiuumne nl atanda. Upon learning thin l hn two Hy AHHOGIATKD PlIKHH title. men went to nee Holler, In annexing, the title, the ll.’lBy thin lime, the two managin'* IIDIIHK It AGING ycar-nbl Tennessee amateur chainhad held another confcrcnca and A ltt.A D IA , Halit. .. Holldarlty wndisl through a talented decided that it would he too late ttm.HII) won the 9100,000 Holly, plan fluid of golfers Including three to try to play (wo R u m e n , and wood,Gold Gup at Hanta Anil*. stale champions Imfnru toptding that they would play the reRularly ('IflGAGD-Wlsconsin Boy (lltft.- Jack Kay of Golumhus, (la., tt-li scheduled Rome for Haturday on 18)) wnn the 174,073 Arlington the next nlitht the two lemon rulurlty at Arlington Park hy *u yesterday. It was his fontth consecutive lenglbs, meet here, tournament and .......... Hie I iiiir Ii Prrnldent Hut ho declined that NKW Y(>ltK--Gonnlvcr (|:i3.00) eat fny Oehinlu. Ill receal weeks tlla two umpiren "would lie noriy" Wiui the 138,OOti lluller Handicap, ht* has won the Signal Mountain they did not arrive at the park dosing day feature of the Umpire Open, Ghat Ini.... .. G lly and sliilr in time for the uauien. (,'llv-iit Jamaica mnellng. amateur. Friday uiirht the (iianln travelrd TK N N IH Ilefore taking on Key, Oehnilg tn HI. Augustine nod well' deflat­ GIIIGAGO-.l'ancho Giinsalcs rc- had tn heat down Hniilhmo Aina ed liy the Halidn In a 7 In I con- lulned lit Natioual Clay Cioirls tuttr Gluunplmi Tum m y Barnes nl teat an Jim llcrten dropped the title tiy \7blpplog Fiauklc Parker, Atlanta In yesterday's ......I t nml (Iianln no a nidiiii I hit pltchhiR tl-1, -'III, K-fl, S-d, Mrs. Magila match. It was hla cl...... tnuti Ii performance. Hen Wilbur mid Horne of I,os Angeles ratainvd the of the tournament. Charlie Hone combined effoils on women's title hy Iwating Beverly the hill In the cooled. linker of Hants Monica, U-8, tt-7, Walter Jnluisnit coni piled tIi ■ Saturday idirht the (ilnidn drop- rt-;i, highest batting average for s a If to I Rome In the inwolcin GHTAAD, Hwllierlaml - Karl major league pitcher In IU23 when Up the excellent ImrliiiR of Gnrhcll, Han Francisco, wnn the lm hatted .433 Deni, wllti Kent 17 Halllln H*vIhh tennis title with a 3-fl, (b!l, Sewn by way id Hie nlrlkeoal 2-tl, (1-lt, 7-3 victory over Jaroslav T y Gobh holds the Anieiicae route, the topi in the 'wblffiiiR* Dridmy, self-exiled Gxech. league record for playing the imm department Hum fill' thin year In GOI.F yaara with one team, 22 with Hi.' the Florida Hliilc I.eiiRiie. I.OH ANGKI.KH--Ken Towns nf Detroit Tigers. I,a ft nl|(lit the (iiantn rolled nut Han Francisco won the National •lr heavy artillery to hliod (wo Public I,Inks Golf GhampinnsMit llalku hltrlvlN for 13 bane hits with a 3 and II derision over Wil­ I t In 3 victory an Ilian Ar- liam HctRcr. also of Han Francis"'* 0 and John Kurnkl were PITTSBURGH - Bain forced lldly poo lull'd hy (lie (iiantn. postponement of the final round' y Harry ntnrlcil for the (Hunts of the Dapper Dan tournament waa derrlcked In the third with Hatn Snead leading hy five « In favor of Jack llohark, -trokes. telle went tho dldaoce In prnlprl the Hanford lead. TOW NS Wl ' Haturday'n Iona to thp Knliil* I,OH ANGKI.KH, July lf t -(/ P lneed tho (Until* into fifth Krnnfth Towns nf Han Francisco In the loupe standings. The wears a gold medal, holds a silver and the A n d e a n were tied cup and cherishes a golfing ambi­ inlrtl tdnre OH I In* Hunfordllpn tion today. the A n laxt night, hut the vie* lln wen the medal and pussesover the I’alntknnx moved slrrn of Ihe handsome two-font er Gruber's rluh hnrk Inin trophy for n year hy dsfeatlng lift iret tllvlilun. hander Bill Retgsr, a 8an FranslsIfht the (iiantn nnd the cn waterfront policeman, 6 and A, ■re elated tn meet In a in Ihe BB-holc finals of the U. 8. content at tho Municipal Public I,Inks Tournament Haturday and it ix likoly that Manager at I ris Angeles’ new municipal will aend Right hander Joe Rancho course. • to Ihe hill tn fare the up The ambition la tn become a golf Inn Arabian. professional soma day on the playW night the (Iianln fnr-pav tournament trill, But he Del,and and return lo the said that ran wait until ha trlae rk on Wednenday night a few more big amateur tourna­ i Red Main. ments. raid (Hper) Duller won't t J uki about everyone die HOROWY IMPROVED Htate _ led tho Ffmidn ,, . --------P H ILA D ELP H IA , <*>— One o( i Rannant lo his aalneaville the moat Improved pitch*rs over hla 1U49 record la Hank Borowy •moat managers, Dollar of the Phillies. As a Cub teat talk In July, season ho ■U r tadT BITr times but lean Galnexvllla skip. went the distance only ■twice. „ , r , - ----------Ing fins, Through June 8 he had huglad sev­ lahed off Orlando, 4-8 en complete game* for the Phil­ ?Sunday"to take an sight lies, winning flvo nf them. game lead over second* Bsaeh. Laaaburg Babe Ruth struck out mere Umeo than and major laegue b a t U r 1,380 times In hla Mtemr, For tie Oehmijc Adrln Another Crown To Collection Sports In Brief Offii'ial AvcragcH Of 'I’hc FSL Team Gaific.tvllle Piilatt.il Ht. Ailg. Ilaylona II. Hanfuril Del.a nd Orlando l.i'l'sbilig (Tliruiigl g a m e s of A ll II IIIH U27 Hll 10 IH 7nn Je!H 7fH 2'JliO 7MH 2K.38 721 21*70 llitl] 2003 IMI3 2038 II i 1)1 VI DHrt II 2 it A ll 1 ■i 1 1 .* 0 1 1 1 1 1 ,, it 1 >i 7 0 Ii la 2 :in 72 120 3 \ 1.) 1 18 7 IHI 18 38 20 18,7 81 120 ’28 318 101 122 2.3 :to t 88 inn .187 8' IFJ 311 • f • 211 Hi f 33 i f IH •Cl 5 83 12 7 DU 31 fill 2H3 82 OH 33 Ii IX IU 23 18 If'it 83 1113 20 333 51) III 18 3."0 83 tor, ’•»• in 31 1t 2!t’l tiK oo 17 :tt7 71 107 3 23 1 11 70 18 338 81 100 J |H3 .31 55 Playt't TeatiGoviogloii-Pal N iff, Ht. A K not, 1.ei*i Ihiihiy, Hit Wei*s, I'.il Pirllc. Hvill Hboemak t , H lloti.t, Hvill Mrld'ntl, Pal. Riv' in-GvIll Varner, Orl, Jones, .Sun Do.Miiitc'i, Lc McMillin. Hv. Grieve, Pill Kwinllik. Pal Moyer, Pul Myiitt. Oil. Ivy, Hvill. .Sterling. Hi: Mult, pul Luke, Hull. Ilcvil, IHI Alien, Hvill. Pelinhiel'iti. Hullcr, HA P icU ll. HA Kiopitl'iki. 233 HA IIIH Acosta. I.ce Gnspfi, HA 210 Hiligci. Gvill 321 231 llipl>. I'D IKH Lichens, lilt Roberts, H"l 330 1.. D art). Sun 2!) Fei mind"/. 310 Lc Klinii' i H Ii, HD 338 1211 Tiibb, Pat 3 IK Dm hi i . 'll I I h H iiiiiii . Sun 2.1!) 237 Cootie V, t let Willhei, Hvill lit 37 Wilbur. So ii llriii'iiiiig, lu l 227 87 Denes HA 48 Ronico, fill" fbixiel .Hvill 231 Tlto||i|....It, l.e > HI 2MM Malik, IM Ciilaldo, San 331 Jiiilc . Ht A 331 105 Matte. Sim 77 Hitlgmlo, Pul 71 Full/.. Hvill 283 Rucker, 1*11 II ....... . O il llricluak, Orl 13(1 Dunne, Del 324 Matchesano, IM Del 12 Vlke. HK A HI lta|'|i, DD Itndi itplcrt, 2.18 Lee Kbrliurdt, ml HI. A 208 Hat lias, Del "1 1 Munson, Pal llcRIIII, 1iv.lt S Derry, (lrl Kofppit, Lc .: i 33 230 Wednesday, J u l y ail 211 ;)3 I3 t 17 I IH lit 117 :io mi 27 I'JM :il us 21 III II HI • VVKlt AOKH •tl mt HR 0 1 11 0 M 0 1 1) 41 II II 0 0 1 (1 r» u*1 n 0 1 D •f 8 i •i 8 "i 12 10 38 H 7 10 1 12 l ii 0 Ii n 0 1 :i 0 l a It 11 i 1 t 5 l 0 13 5 10 a 7 5 ll lo i 1 1 0 10 5 11 1 18 5 0 l <1 0 .3 t 1 5 0 13) RBI HR 30 2H 23 114 4117 404 322 388 28 12 348 328 17 270 1>4H 8 Kill 0 0 n 3 3 80 II It 35 72 82 52 7 0 15 30 50 12 •fl 72 28 13 no 51 II 35 20 HO I'GT II .800 n .500 0 .500 i .120 . 1(8 ' l 21 .301 .381 2 10 .378. . inn '.7 58 .353 28 341 21 .149 0 Jui 5 .340 7 33c 21 334 3f .332 4 .321 .318 grrons and bis work with the p >t44 18 .311 tcr has been steady. On the par 24 .31.3 30-30 72 iimise he’s till tied in 8 .313 conserutlve rounds of 87, 87 ami .310 111). 47 .308 30 18 .308 (ioldHtone’s .30.1 30 .3111 Hunch 37 i'ro v ed (i«4»d 11 II 0 Q is 1 0 0 8 1 5 8 2 0 0 21 8 10 42 25 25 18 1 III 33 28 50 27 27 55 3 31 12 23 32 171 28 13 II) .208 .202 .201 .200 .287 ,287 .283 .282 0 8 0 1 2 1 0 n 7 0 0 3 1 1 3 2 1 0 II 3 1 II 1 0 1 II I) 0 1 0 II :i n 0 t 1 0 1 1 H 0 0 a 0 1 0 8 28 3 12 7 in 2 0 II 0 0 7 1 5 20 15 3 0 0 It *ad 5 4 10 II 5 21 23 25 1 2 8 »tol 1 18 1 10 17 33 20 7 7 20 t 0 IH 311 30 SM 51 J5 28 7 3 20 10 3 10 II .11 12 37 :i« 8 0 38 3 21 38 37 38 8 13 LI II 8 to 20 HI 7 25 to II 32 22 .11 18 10 25 2 13 13 ,281 280 .270 ,27!' .278 .277 .275 .210 .28! .280 .21.7 .287 .281 .281 .2ft'1 .281 .281 .280 .257 .255 .250 .250 .250 n l 0 0 H 0 2 8 1 0 2 3 '■ (1 .250 .247 .IM7 , 3 0 5 3 1 3 3 Mr«. 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Iliimano, Hyilucy It*'* taiiraleur, wlm also racctl lin n borough, legal did by Alinlrullali as second only in Ihe iiiunint I'har Lap. The first golf rhuinpIniiNhii i i he televised was the I1H7 t ! Open at Ht. 1anils. HOME d e m o n s tr a tio n ^ On M ighty Solidarity POISON IVY •“ I V Y - D R Y CHIKOPODIST lla-l/ill 2 . ■* # l» \ * land I I Hi lift ii I p I ’. * W.ixlilau 1fi n ft ■1 lifiroM " ’» I'll l*.|i|el|l|i|l| n.| 1 3 rid Ml M 1f1911rtMN > 1 iu i;lilc «N i . i : m t tl W Is I V V 4411 T rfiit# «in I if uuh 11 o 3N 12 3'til m I't 31 Hi f old* in 3B r.M lloMtof) 13 In A H Id'll id) hdiln 7»A IKK •« 3‘* II s. « York < 3M 13 .4«*i i m 1*i r i slm r ali in? IN 4 33 IB 4 it), j I. l(:i 11 31 **3 3^3 2,1 f «*hh iikfM 1 VI m u l l ■ V r * l r r d n r (Mill in. New YnrR W ill set* imtiriitM on Tlm rfltlnv of fjtcli wi'uk from ID A . ,M. to 5 I*. Al. at Hie Valdez Hotel Huafnnl, Fla. Phone:— .Sanford 138 Orlando 3-2128 _ _ m w m I,OH A N G K I.K H , July IH--M 7 I *‘li1*i!K4i 3 Two years ago, Harry Cut land, caterer at Hollywood I’aik and other Gullforniu luce tracks, told Ills daughter, Mrs. Nat Gold tmte, that if she saw a horse slic liked he'd huy it for her. sit) tiv I In- mighty Healdsciilt in the They went to tho Louis II. I S im la Anita hundred grainier la Mayer thoroughbred iiuclinn and' I l H o ,aw a horse she liked, lie had aj l i m e fm i b c m ile a n d one i p o i r cute way of looking at her <»u id lei was I w o min til i'x , one an d uncHu* corner of one eye, she aid, fifth -minus. Ills name was Solidarity. "Kvery time I nudge you. bid un him," ('inland told her. I'hc price went up to 920,1)00. Gut land I'lH 'ItT *»K Till*: (TMLNTV nudged. Mrs. Guldstonc hill. Hut IN,nTill* >*•;»:, h i :.m in m l k l t i i t n t Y. when the ante went up to 1211,300 > n . ' i l l l h A . IN r i t l M I A T K * In rt* i->i»ii44 of ( ‘inland didn't nudge. Mrs. Guldstonc Idd anyway, and I'!IIk<i Ii#*I h |»H 'iMirMfy look Holldarlty away for 121.001) T m ’ A L L I * I U : I M T I I I I H ANI* I ' K I t of Garland's money. The cell, itnNS II \ V IN H ri.AI.M H n i l l»KT HA II* 1 'I H T A T K # which still leaks at her out »f the M AVMmi' S iditlA U•.•MutNilS fif yon h p»* lirrutiv corner of his eve, has more Hu*' met I fil'd ii ml r#«|iilri‘il in jirepiciit i4 iiy r ial mi rt nml ili'inalol" w JileN Itiiid for himself. | «*f you, nm y lnivti Ills latest escapade, a victory aitalOMt y"" nr I «*iihnr. hi) »•ml ale nf K I I bji I ii HI i I***in the 9100,0(10 guaranteed llelly- roitrftey, ilei'eaHwiI, la le nf nil lit .1mtavn nf wood Gold Gup last Haturday, (NiliiiI y. In H ip 4‘fuml y. K l o rM a . at III a swelled his earnings to date to oHfitilnolf f f !■ IV In t h « iiMirl IniUMe nf »alil 9288,733. n t|i"‘t -ii Hm n f . Kl orliln, wKti* Next Saturday sublimity shunts' in I'lg liif i alenilar mntiUin from 1 1mu of li m flrat l*u 1 * 1 l.lmt at the 930,000 addl'd ibuiscl hand- (litf of vf1 1fm Aim fee Wadi f l a l m nr tielean, getaway day fixture ut. Mia ml mIi k II !«»• In w rltlni r. and i fif rr>|81llir lien Hollywuod-Haiila Anilu. Ghmircs inha II win I it H im ii tic aiMt'i'itm of (lie Mill (lONt tiffl lira he'll he Ihe finger hurst* In i lalim ini, »««nl Hhail he taviirn l*» that nno, If. Mill •III lllta III , siM**191, Ml atHM * any him ii e la Ini nr _de* The flallfernia-brcd Holldarlty, m*y, a ml ol Ml • fill’d -wImi 11 he void inn Mil now four years old, Jiul the lilg| W 1r* ii»> f tii KHi::v name horses to shame in the Hold \* 1'•xi’i tiloi of I he La n 1 \\ III and I't KiaineMf of Gup. A 12-tn-uiic slinl, the big. I’fllTt thelh |let 'iitlfftC y. bay colt, with Ralph Neves ustridc,' lll.ll* a 1loti Ju ly IB, iviti iii'd Ibc .Simla Anita track .......id, Legal Notice •nm withiheMOST" (roiKi ivfKYWfiroT fCKPi "f ‘ Ma s-# k. * rr*-*l rA t’ t * tkc/c cf 10(1 t-i-Mf V g e » ‘jqhj*i* S * ' ' rc’.l r|r"c ivt 8/it w 11* !“<»< hs) Pste'C WAkMt'1' ‘ M t f i-d k i l th .-u ’M a c f t' s* * <% tkit 3‘C M y •<’. r * -1"-)1 R rt;r roue t-' #) ')! Ikon #Fo*Ji 'ttA)'c 3 . * J t>0—*— i» ys*** .ii-sx.1' \ ' M i m3n j*y41 « .jji Wdh iti fkW OvfoJrivf [ M m »W ( i n _y.\r bi y Ur mtx It iAr far to ldtl« {• 'M it A*tt wth (M vnoixK AM Stvp w » r PO N T DMLAY WRITS TOUAT • ffM Ko«M 4«f«M ttNtiM «f R**m Stwhif M oc M n at M c •' " • • i n .................. n o ................................ : ........................................ ».<. i •;m,s. < i"V’ , z WAY AllfAD OF IT I F IF IO !) iin te h r , NICIPAL, PARK 9)18 PJH. <7 > P ITT S B U R G H , July 18-1/17 | m rt Hammy Hncad, the While Sulphur T ram•>'1.11111IIA SI .Springs, (W . Va) pro, was regard-j 11nines* III,* III cd as a shoo-in today to win the, liiiylna., II*-,,,’Ii Ml Pt A iibiis I Inc Dapper Dan golf tiiurnumnul and S Ml IM ,m il piK-kot a 92,800 check. :.n IS n s is I'lilHlka 13 St Ifi3 >1 •* Snead's three sub-par inund- in |l*'lalOil Players on the II American III SI 33ft 33 , i irlamli. the 72-Hole event have given him ■ Hockey League tennis spent a 37 SI 3ft3 ns . I,, c l m r s a five-stroke lead over Lloyd M an-1 I total of 8,207 minutes hi the pen­ ; lisa,ilia VralerRar grum of Ghicago. The lung-driving' •jn1f|f"*vllL' I - *», iirlim dti 3-1 ally box last season. .•*.(iiford *• I'alu l ka fi. West Virginian has a 2i>3 tidal HI A n it ii M i n i 1 N, 1ml .and 1 fur 34 holes. ' 1 . ••*1.111 u 1. i M y l o n a I leach 1 * 1 Vesterday’s scheduled 18-lmle U i i i t r . Tilda* Mr lurid ii nl f J:4Ini’*Vllir final was washed out and the itil 1in y in nn jllsscll. pros, almost tn u man, conceded; |,icw|nir(f f’ahitka nl Ha nftifd OAK M SUMAC. 1 it would take a terrific uj^et to ,-tt Atmufilht* at i*t*Li«nd. r Stop Itching, dry n* keen Hneail out of the tup spot. 1 Idislrniiiuirkly,safely. Weather permitting, thci c’s T ran# \X 1# •*ci_ n i l &3 us •ertaln to he a scramble for sec­ New Y ork 17 34 ,.'.xn U i ! '|»*v»»la ml ond and thiril place. Hecoml place «IhiNlofl |!i 3B fill • Mr 1 Is g.p,i| for Xl,iNl(t „od the in*) H .l l a t* Ifihta 11 si* «| 41 41 .m s l " H 1 *pnt calls for 11,400 of the 118.300 |o i ro n Dr. C. K. Kldrltlue 34 IN .115 hi Uinhlfikfioii i ,irl*o money. 3* 4* •I t i s '4 i 1“t Il 'IBD Hncad has found the OHfiO-yurd 37 r.« .lift i s ...... . 1 llps ali s V r s . c r i l a r Alconm course to his liking. His ( F imiI N|ii*cliillsl) S'# « Yor k 1 - 1 . I'tileaua 1 7 drives have been booming neai l lie Bit 0 0 1 2 2 40 0 II 23 28 40 33 0 7 tl 24 54 12 42 24 23 10 55 30 7 15 23 W R IT E T O D A Y ! V o M I'GT .2118 .273 •272 .281 .2*1) .243 .231 .223 Y K H TK B D A Y 'S H TAHH BY ASSOt IA T K I) I'll KBS Paul Gamphell, Tigers— hit grand slam homer and two singles in Detroit's first game decision over Philadelphia and singled home winning run in ll-inniiig 3-1 night­ cap victory in nditinn to two doubles. i.isAuri: Ted Gruv, Tlgers-pllched De­ I. Pel ,111 III .oat troit to three-)'it K-0 triumph 17 .s:u st, over Phlladelpiiia in first game of la " I S 13 II .»ln latt doubleheader, fanning eight. Sammy Snead Scent ^ A s Shoo-In For Dapper Dan Title' ■ ' "I •Tr.. f f r F m Bm m OHMONKlttAIUMt iii B V �p v , T ~ r 7 7 r r ^ r ^ w m r*~;-''r-r^ f v i ?* y ' ' fy-* , r I*. KJ/ a V*U- /v ; . . i!il T l t K S A N F O R P H F .R A I.P . S A N F O R D F L O R I D A -^ g g g g g i - - 1-------------- ~ M O N D A Y J U L Y 18, 194 Mobile Is the only seaport In Alabama. Legal Notice " e r m " °ia “ Y a*v*Ni r jc u t I V tT IC I'e ' T K . PH O N E PHONE (• ft *44a ta .d ar ta J 104 101 i i v j / j y iAuz, A t Walace— Phone S1S-R rm I | <nr aumiia itrid rn»nlm***p I iiny ml [U U Z lt ll \\ <'llKH i«ml «i11\ in.I .ill ★ NOTICE SILVKR FLISKT CABS i I j HAS BKKN SOLI) ASIIONI A l A Cb ARD it' Die 'i ioic i , wreck rd |el pltnir. h:isl Nassau, Hew Yuik. (*iii|> D.ili.t- J1illt*iiH i or |k . iii, _*t <u Ml*, is shown l.einfl arraigned tin n chump "I mv .-iM r|,^,,.r m.m-Immlifri in riuinrclinn with Hie ilrsth .if Mni i m i i Ann fit.......... it i, t,| llt.tmml. New York. Thompson Inlii police Ins cm ..... ...... uv went oil u* Iip ran In wnrtl n group nf onlooker* nivny fi*un the ■,..... 1 1ol.Timli.iridl i'umi-'ttfttf'.u) f* ttS E S S TU T Unit 1*1.limit r Imdp Ilth. f e*111414 II I Kl"I Id.1 Id ,III.IK , 'Inn* * i law ii uii i- * M In \Vf wish I" I hunk the pnl.lii Inr I licit pulrnnuitp anil In iitlviai' thill Ihcy will outlinin' in h H lIn- Minn' iin trIrmiK. t'fflt it'nl Hi'rvit c tiiiilvr I In- nt'w mnnuiit’itu’iil. Mn* Mrtt- i. n id siiN’ni r *H i T I T p r* * - Y O U i n * SI \ N N M LM M T C A B S ! (»!i J im*, linii/iilt'/, M cr. SVK W il l. M A I N T A I N IMM P H F S l . N I r m c i 'i s m i K in 11: S . A . A l l . I :N '" 'H ill i Tn riliil I N I VS V| \ \ M T S SI \ \ ,4 H Mf \ 1 • A \f:4 l>r. Henry Mrl.milin ■■!■■>+ + + + + +++<, •*++ + h+ + + 'K-+++' ()|tlnmi‘lrist II.I II.ikiid Mm A ir. BUMBY & SIMPSON iNC. I'limie 511 H . , , i l l , 1,11,d ★ ( it'iuTal ( "ill i ;t< l**r ; NICK'S PACKAGE STORE 4 1 0 S a n fo rd A venue *e*r THA01 ToKKiWi < ABMOTM IHildrw B rsislin g p^a tfU There ii a ( A It Ml H U I 'A I N I F o il i:\ IIIIS S I K I A i l, wmaea***!^ if A rticle s .1— iteal tkMtaie F u r S a le — ii U hc HERALD Want Ads h t r Hale IJ- ACREH tiled vetfPtahle Innil, For— OAl.VANI/.Mli JlUilFIN ii, celery ftirm. FlowitiR wrlln. j Htll.l. IItIt4I‘"1Nf,, limif Ccimiil nuthtilltlintfN. Muilern Monte, i hih) flmilim:, Me heiiulifnl Inwn, friilt. I'nveii HTANliPA’-IMKiI'.ltS IIIIMIC. I'll rttmi. Price,! riKlil. IH. 1. Ih>« M4., KOU I*AlNTKKS I per llnnui'i.I'hiute M'.**i nr C O U N TR Y home, five ticrr,'. I»n*l.1 |II1H*.I after tl.iHt p. M. Wotk on amall lake, lenant hiitiar.i (j,mriinle,il, No ieele too lui«e or 111,1400 raah nr »l,S.)0 an,l payKMiiimti'* cheeifiilly mania. Write C. It. (latlin, Una uivan. . Pm RaawN* m Siii'd iil .Services — 121 .\v I'l.fltll!' mrlocnl tee |ierfre* i ion IIM fl.iiMH mutle like tuna. '•ini liinn, eleiimni; A wiialna.) I' i .i lulilc power pliuit, iill yeurd cc|»<-*Pttle-et.'t* in Seminole County, II M. (ileunott, I.uke Mnry | ■i it '• "I I in,i in i i ion pmnl ini, i |M•11... I n| ru.-it no oil Ii | RCINfllWCEO I* B ulldo/cr Work ★ PaviiiK k ★ HOUSE W/Wf {*iifit11Fi*f*•: ■iiluli\-j. i"ii I»cv rli>|ifiiiTit "• h liilmi' mill in.iii'i'iiil, I'.ii littiiln, tin i, ,1 I it | ( «•!I i• ■I"1 il IiiiI on \ imi nr \ | |n|i ii" • \itit iMimu i i In n e r SANFORD PAINT & CLASS CO. BUGS'S 0WLS-S PHONE 148 if +■ FoWofpo S m ii I'im tl's leinlini; pmnl tititl ulitsu shire Srtl'l US FOR t i e tettewtea .alee apple la HIM KUCHA I’ll P U IN TIN U 117 So. P A R K Free D elivery IM IO N K UOIl i Waal Ada aahllahad la T *a AN II l*YPINfl ■ eafe.4 ■ rraldi . ... V H K IIIT HUHKAU D F MANFORM ! O Z A R K *K F Ifaa , • tfaeaa laa par Maa r 'u T T r . NOW IN STOCK AV,HI.AIM.K ■ Ifeaaa Pc paa llaa laaerllee 11r. N Park Phnlie IRO 8PF.CIAI. I have for eacliMvo KO|{ n iM K U IA T K UKI.IVKIil aa tlmea Be par llaa iaaarUaa aalo tha Anna II. Darner hum FA C Tu R Y RKIIUM.T SINUKIt U lll.A N U O Mornlltp Setilinel, fir , Sira eeerda laa the llaa. Waahte rani far Meek canalatlnK of ten acrea front nut lark Ifare eapa. SKWINt! MACMINKS IN Al l. lumlo Kvetuoti Stnr. Call Itnlph' tm Celery Avenue, lylntt ive-t ,,f ; liny. Illir. J. , MuliKI.H, liU A R A N I KKD the fnrnt of ChnrloH Meriwether. | ST. JOHNS Kl.KCTItl<' t o. I C A LI, M7 for IlnOery, Cetiera.orj Title form centern In an it ten of I I i.Hl & kl itUim.IIii \*c. nod Sliir.er service. Switio'Waal a a . Mill be wetaai a* hiffhly productive fnrme look lluliity Set vice, :mt W. Fuel .ear taa .alapbaaa »e aeam...ano i H r ^ nt II nml make your lieel offei.^j-. nnke I eraadum id t r a t I* re«* aata* A U I K L F S \ V A N T i ;i» — fl au r,s c a n S' PIIKD W. HKNIlKH. Krulior la luted la :ha telaphaaa baah. n »L A K la ralara Nr IhU Broaa.a.adaPhone 10.10 THClft LO N G Mlglu i nti.li ntlie paid f r used l I.AW NM uW KUS slim pem-d, 1" ttaa tha udeerllaai la aapaelad eyclin repnll.di lock tnol key L O S IN G la pay praatpll*. la ardar Nr fuioitore. Ted llitvis Furnllural 5 ^ A riic itr, F o r Hnie STKCAK OY aa t» read.e the heel paaelble work. No wnltillg wmk .... .. Co. . h i k . isi. rii. vr>K. ■ retire, all Waal Ada araal I* hOL DING III,Ill'll, II. W. SI......no. -i 111 la ear el Tire aa tha dap belare THC O W L S M OAT M ILK W AN ) IH Used Klee 11 i, A purl­ Kii:,t 4th. Si., Snidori), Flu •■ bl Ira llaa. scoactcss in,oil 1/c -.love. I’lioiit' Pi'll-It. (Formerly with Willinm* Fm i IN THO LASTi R. D. Prletil, Phone 710-Wfl. riaaaa a a d lr aa laeaiailatal* O r THO Simp). It aa area* aaeaea la faar I * N IN T H ! A t eaaaa* t e raeaoaalbla Ne Mill's Swap Shop— Wa htty, «el) or 7 — I't’ls.lAvCHliirk-SiipiilirH ■ era lla a aaa leeeetee. laaaetrade most anything. -100 San­ E L E C TR IC or Full MVI.K Mule, -m veiirt old. ford Ave. Phona I0h-J. A C K TY I.K N K Hum, ill* until 0:1*11 I'. M. 710W KLDIN C Wa both link, dtrheri you don’ll MI ufler 0:111). Sanford Molnr A luipl. la* bring your prescriptions In | 2DH W. 1st Slrrel La nay's, Phone I OH. , WAN I I U: Corol .Milk Cow. AnyT H E M IN E D A N C E R TOXiSBo FEEDlft Cnmnlele line. i on< ii.ivnnr one in sell, pel In S TE A M -L U X Moiiiie Wiuloiig, | too, I, with n County CommieHunt's Tuxedo Feed Htnre. K nI I re onlttlile men Im-lmlmu j mo", i or U. P. Herndon. srreetis. Free esllinnlea, I'hoo.For LAW N MOWKR8, G ARDEN collect Uvledo ami. TOO LS or any nf your lawn or IIKI,I* W A N T E D cardan requIretnenls-Hce StmtNickir, Silver, Cold I'lnling; P"l lay * Rogera Hdwe Co. | KXPk HIKNCKD hrske nml front FO R KENT lulling. Salty slmeA mol olh*-. m T R B O R O Palnla for every: cml oum. Apply Firestone kerp-saki'i, Hrottred. U N F U R N IS H E D garaga apart, D UN N S PI A TIN tl SlHiP, purpnsa, . ■ M"" ment. 0a» atov*. Adult* only. Behind Yowetr* Ph- '2 " 1 HENKARIK (llaaa 2300 Mellonvllle. it'ii a" b*ruT apartmant'Vou i r i EN JO Y Sunday dlnnar at Lanoy's! f i i r m t u r k reuphobterlng, all id — L O S T & I 'O I T N I ) — I l looking for, » or 4 room A bath, wotl ittmranteed. H400 W. 1st. •iileo weak daya. Lunches h furniinad or ttnfurnlihtd to tha LO ST: Nesr fllndervllle, 2 IlOsilb erdm _______ . St. lU m ey.______ .1.1.1 party, . . . . . . AM nna * a .PD»l> right a rk A v t. Tires on Mims; Reward. Houle 2. f l NICE* Room*, aitractlva waatly ^N** Plywood boata, specially | N EW HOOFS— Roofs repaired, Box 2,10. 4 ro«r loiintinK. W. (1. Smith, treated A finished. $80. Photo.; rice* during aummar, Valdai! price* Cold .actor. Phone 11BB, Hotel, IS — A I I T O M O M H jKH — ir. FU R N IS H ED Apartments from lift . B x 4 g 1A Cement Hlorka LoWCIt PRICES, Expert weTck repairing, (t. C. Fidlnwa, Home '•«SM4 la I ■| *•» 120.00 to I4B.0O. A ll Park. I IIM O . Apartment gas aluvu Hhi'p. 1700 Hatiford Ave. Phone JE E P , 1047 Deluxe, ntill't, hrnit-t ovfn I26.0U. 126.011. Two Two gsr.iije gsr.iije — fr~ with oven A spntltglil, exit tided I k Iy MICKKk F U R N ISkH E D. Apartment 114:1 J. ___________________ - . i . ,alao 0 ?7*i doors* excellent condition I K * Cost 12.000,00, price IHBOJIO <•' rage Apartment, Apartment^ electric rafrl- .7 with overhead roller hardw ire, A T I, TYPES ofTiulltjoxer wtirlt, _ __________ L E T AAR best offer. Apply 641 Pliittmsa geratlon. IBPO Magnolia, | 110.00 each, 1200 Myrtle rea "tiiltln rates. Free estimat­ JfJrlvej Snofiiul. Fla, |o., Av' w O J -W O O -I'L L * ■ 6-RDOM house fully furnished. Harley - Davidson Motorcycle. -f I Ml. j es. David E. Ca'rpcntnr, Phooi 1030 W li.LY S Sedan, very .....I u6An V O U S A C M V l w o w |V HUM-M. Alt electric kitchen, In Lake iu K fy’i' Repeir Shop. Ph. 1246 M AN. S O L d E W P l I T -'G JL condition, I2M1.0D. Roy Reel, ll'i'l Mery. See Mrs. L. C. Tillle, Lake W, 2nd. Hlrcel. •: noon AND BAD 10.96 T il- UusincHM Opirarlunlirnt TVI Used double bed SP ECIAL Vm t sli- illO P P K C H A I’K A U - 1947 FORD 2 ilonr sedan, in«r"""l 24.06 original pnlnl, very clean Itiildo cnlirr slock exclusive millinery. 29,26 __---------------------- 771” — i t - — . - : I Uee(f Walnut VenRy A out, 1996,00. 6 ROOM house, IA0S. Rest Ird 1 BhaMrevn Maple Bed, coll I99A P LY M O U TH 4 door sedan. * Bl. 12,600.00 Cash !aah,-,j,.i : aprmg eM-cotten mattress 84,60 good hoy for ♦146 00. 1930 P LYM O U TH coupe, excellK*pert Radio Repairing 89.96 ant value. ♦.‘ID5.no. PROPERTY MANAGBMBNT W ^ te Frol Myara, ail B. 2nd. St OP SANFORD H IM . KIRK MOTORS RAYMOND M. BALL, RewRae U t. 8t. . PkMia 127 ALTKK \ TIO N s Tand Cress Mak­ IH 5 Sanford Ave. Phene 17. - I m M Florida Stake Raufc RMg. W Tv. ing IKHk W. 1st. Street. Phone Radios IA and up. Twirling SI DODGE Beach Buggy. Good 116.1 J. A F a Rt m I iN i 1 RmM.’ kxeaifint ' |1 JO and up . All ALTires. Runs Good. License ready Y^N KTI a N S liN D B made Phlleo Phonoto g0. 176.00 Cash. dar. Paatlnola Venetian . . H Price. The •A DESOTO Sedan good Paint. Cn. S20 W. Ird , St. Ph FTTA K K TI — J— i S -f c — - Aa-t U S Sanford Avenue. Pair Tires, License ♦126.00. RO USE and i acre ost kord aur* | j 1162 W . 1920 PORD Tudor Runs Good. faced road near - Orange City.1 IAUTIIM l ) Br e n p : riiritlt itre New Dlff, Overhaul. ♦126.00 pvtee fIJW0.00 on yaw terms, New."CMR'1Register V Vend a scales, bolstering. Satisfaction Guaran­ Cash. teed. Adame ' Upholstery Shop,I 19«A BUICK. Good Transportation 111*1 Aanfdltdl Awn tltia a e Reel’s Heed Cara and Parts. HUn*n» ■ T*,»_; j , H A V E your. Auto* serviced before beautiful 1bt>. hood, an extr, great aaertfj ^e :.~ lin ig Line \\ in k U N A M i'll, ami S H i N IS H 41Mick tlryiim . I lint; luslin^ I’n rifl.iiii w h ile will mil \elluw THE SANFORD HERALD " I'illllM1 711411 I I' >1till* ' ' iiT fjfrrrb h a y ■ANO THC OATTOR TAN OS SOC ON THC IA T O TH R O W TO TH!.' SO THO TYTN O A N O W /NN/h R U N S A R C I N S C O R IN G ROS! HY FRAN N T I I I M Ki WAT SHOULD FIX, Itiwl ) | IlB ajf; »«d....___ * { * £ » ! »___________________ - mmH WANTK" -!»___ _________ JE-f • mil SK tLS* G?JV*** A -ttii S 9 G RRATTRsfAtW H j #;!***'• 1 T2— Si»efiii"Bervic«r^!l2 I mm ■ f i y ■ w A 1 I n iN N K ’l VVE WAVE E l-B V B N S O L D IH C 3 ... v C l u P N J WE L " L 1 WWO MALA A WEAP COt_C*l i , .v -.« .i" i™ r » \ V I SK SILVER FLEET CABS iimi 1NI ll<*4»l» ■■■ S.l IlfIlffie .......... iitinu* •i ,1m l M i n i r - i id mi nif1 n f i fii> K i r i I* i iiif«*r 'innsl 44nf M U|> f'In'ii If iTnift M TS S T IL L C A L L » .is C A N S IL V M B . i *i v rV «»■* \ l « S. A. ALLION, OWN MB OK VI0LLOW CAB CO. f N l \ss U i n i ; »*i i K , I • ■* * 11*4 It,. in| I m l n f ■ li ! Ml, i I t , til 1‘lM ir le •n i l I T ...........I* M i l l 1M t l \ M i *»■♦ r m ilN M n N i'u l i l t i i i1 i *i ii •i i T . f4*inI hI.ir<.4 K r n i t i ' h i m |« m i |-*|, *p m , » I" lin n fm*. « m * n t > i f .. | w i.n *•i; .i I in t o o In III. 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W ln d c rw e rd la At tp„ |,| ji.t.r r i * •,|*iti|»Aiit m il It it n ii i i p s i n l ’N In ti j t t m u t i f * in uni fit m u lil r e n t p f o * . n .i .m . lI *••!■■ l»*e tf II Ik . i l l . . , !i .. i Il. M f’ i U n ' t l . yo u K fH In i i n il t 11111* i ll h» ll+t* 4'f ' "' - i n p l u l III m u t In* 17 t h A n y Legal Notices T h at, under and hr virtue ot » da* n e * nf foracloaure and aala * " trred by (he Judge of tha C i r ­ cuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole C o u n ­ ty. florid t, on the n t h d n r of June 1» it*. . In a certain cause letw ren C. I) Horner, Complain* ant. and Marla M. line*, defend­ ant. I wilt "ell at pulitlc auction to the hlaltent bidder for cash t i t 1 the front door of the Court Itouta ■ III the City nf Sanford. »emln.,1* County, r i n ’ lilu. t n i v .t r .- tho Icpnl hour* of aale, on U j u l l f , tha tat dnr of Auauat, IMS, .ill that ce r­ tain real eelate ritual* In Hrtnln«>)o County, Florida, deecrlbed at followei Th e Southerly If feet of la't I*, and nil of |,nl l» , M ock " I t , FKH N P A IIK K H T VTKH l« recorded In Plat Ilook S, pagea in. It. 13. 13 of the t‘ uhlln Hccnrda of Demin..li t*.,titty. P A r.F i F ' V E I 'A U l . R4MON.HON YOU- �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ------------------ Mercury Continues High In Southeast Wallace May Seek j Post In Senate; C H ICAG O , July IS— (Ah— Midminer t* behaving a little bettor thin average over moat of th* nation today, Temperatur.. continued high ln tha Southern atatca but elseWhare they war* around normal end promising, In some sections, to become cooler. A broad cool *|r front had eotn* down from Canada Into Ionian* and North Dakota toay with enough momentum to carry a* far South aa Iowa and Nebraska and eastward across Minnesota and Wisconsin to tha Great Lakes region. The mercury had climbed into tha 90s over most tha Midwest over the weeband hut arrival of th# cootar air over the Northern Flame ctatea waa expected to hold it within th# 70-80 degree ranges there late today and ” rnnrrow. j.iH?.**?1*!1* thunderstorm* were reported In Last Coaat atatca dnd In th# upper Mississippi Vols*Ja i T u* heavleat rainfall waa lilnn^ln<,h « at fnternationol Falla, Minn. Most of the rest of th* nation had fair waathar. NEW YORK, July 1 0 — W ) — , The American Labor Party re­ portedly waa ready today to name Rep. Vito Marcantonlo and Henry A. Wallace aa Its candidates for mayor of New York City and the IJ. S. Renata In next November's election. The designating commit­ tee meets tonight. t Maimnioidn, head nf the party . and representative from New I York’s ItUh Congressional District, j has said lie would be a candidate against Mayor William O'Dwyer should tha latter aeek redaction O’Dwyer recently announced be would run for another term. Wallace, Piogresslv# Party pre­ sidential candidate last year, would see): the post formerly held by Senator Robert F. Wagner, a Democrat who resigned recently. Olivet nor Thomas E. Dewey nam­ ed John Foster Dulles, a Republi­ can, to serve a* interim senator. i Lions Meet fCwotieeM r , « * Vsa* o sti agalnal It but nverahadowing all of them la one simple fact: with or without a treaty we are tied together not only by bonds of ■cntlment but by th# (hear necesaltv of s*lf-prei*rvatlon-we arc tied together with th* amall and v-'lnn' 1,-M't Ilf free tieiinje* wtn trs resisting the Communist men­ ace. "We cannot keep the peace by denying that there are those who Would destroy It. We know they axial. Wc ran only krep the pear# by Ming strong and united with other peace-loving countries. If there la one lenon ln th* history of the world it la that aggressuM, p-.r, ...,r, who,, thr-v tW"k thrv I tan win ngalnst weak or disunited peoples, 'they do not start w «i» against powerful people which they expect to lose. "It la dreadfully Important >o ua and to our freedom that wu keep a free world sufficiently uni Md an that modem history will not again repeat Itself. It lx dr sberately important that we keep the peace and 111 la ia th* otilv road vet deviled to that end. I am line that every mother with n ion tli the United States la junytug that the iiiatrunienta of peace throueh unite and atrrneth will win through thia crucial taat. "Th* Atlantic Treaty deala not only with mutual defense. Article I I . calli for advancea un the ec­ onomic front and for mutual consituation. Thla, aa well aa mu own congroaaional enactmenta call for progrna toward economic un­ ity among the many natlona of rope. They Imply tha clear netally for a fro* and developing ea. If Africa li abandoned l*» Communfati who ara working ||mi very huillv, the free world Will lock a aourcc .if raw maierlala without which It cannot survive. "Our Marshall I’lan aid to Rulop# has now paased the fdlcf •tale. Crest progress has been mad* hut lb* living standard r.f Europe I* still ao tow *x to be plrllou*. This 1* nut mei# atatl*tit*. 1 have seen tl and It Is'ilnng •roualv low. American ilollai* «• lone will nevn Inlne It sufflrisntlr o ttr the margin Th* finest ef forts nf Rurnnean people* and government* will not alone do that Job. Europe cannot live as a nation of small Independent slates with high tariff barriers around them gut) unstable curenclea," t Admiral W. H. Rlandy, cominder-inchlef of »b* Ailnntlc I, told the delegataa that atnnw bomb will nut destroy filiation." . ‘ Admiral Blendy. speaking on ty)g aubjact "Is the atom bomb tvarrated?" drew these main aanelustons In hie summary: ' *•!, Th# etatemsnt that 'there U' NO dafenee against the atom fiemb' l« an exaggeration, j '*1. Tha atom tiomb will not Ittoy civilisation. ■|, The atom bomb la a major lerront to wan but U will not «ln 'be dlMInrtlnn Indefinitely. ’A Tha atom bomb la an Im•galy potent angina of dlitrur■I but It la not the absolute M on of decision." 'll la for tho last reason," ha A "that tha United Rtatea is ■tag tha military reliance for ■frying world peaeo upon a m of fighting force#, comprl*| be Army, tne A ir force and L WF< I m navy’s port of tha teamHi Job la to koto tho aaaa m t o our uao, and cloaa them B it enemy. Thla ta a complex K *•*» n n « " “ py <»P*« «f pi, tinlgnag And other waalif . M d a g a r apeetelly train* i flNn to oparato them against ■Uf %ajabmar)noa and aircraft. Np# have those force*, for tha ■ ’•w m In th# hlatory of the Md’ tho United fttata* has tha MB |p Bontrol th# aaaa, it la ■MB’ which cannot ba replaced Mini# pal. or any other iub*t|- fetth Us! fetch M lqhts! By R. J. SCOTT 'Luciano Packs Up SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK iTo Leave Luxury "Home In R o me SCRA PS' ROME. July 10— 10— U 1 P f— Chari** "Lucky” Luciano packed hla bags I today and prepared id to abandon the J luxules of Rome fo hia Sicilian birthplace. The former Naw York vice lord will leave for Lecara Frlddt, pop­ ulation 12,000 probably tomorrow, Ids Italian sweetheart, Igea Littonl, told a reporter. "He only plan* to stay that* a day or to and then go some place else," she said, hopefully. She admitted that neither she nor Luciano car* much for sun-bak*d«> Sicily. V l Luciano was retested from Jail li.it Friday after nine daya of ouestionlng by police. Police said they had aatablishcd Luciano's in­ nocence In a vast International dope smuggling ring now under Investigation. However, nolle* ordered hu banishment /torn Rom* withla four days. After reporting tu pollc* at Larcara Friddi. Luciano presumably will be allowed t o ) toam around a bit in Sicily and-* Italy— any place but Home, that o Q, N o A iR D A K O TA Church-State How ICaallaaeO Vraas fa|* M e ) on ttie political and labor front* Mamies Thores, Prince’s Communist leader, said in a spate each I at (itenuble: "We will continue our policy ufi union. We will continue our policy j nf the hand extended to the Cath­ olic*. We are sure that the hands „ , , . . . that were joined in the battle* of At PAiT Of th* Capital’s current liufflc eafety campaign, these (trie , |||,«ratlun will not be unclasped." 1 paiudcil Itiruugli downtown Weshlniton'e streets with sn appropriate j Abbeville, Party Secretary1 reminder banner The beeutiee tftoni I to r.) art Jacuuelme Ctiambei e, j j*,-,,,,*, Duoloe'sald the Vatican’s! wealing a red <»l.tp) bellitng suit: Osleii Llud»e> In ail aml>gr (ceuiton) | exiornriitinicatlun decree was "an I suit, and Cuinella Cullman III aieen tao) attire. (iolernutrohdl) onacreptabl* instrument " Ht 1said: I "It I* understandable that num -, perou* believer- disapprove this atl llmde lescommunkallon) which' ! places the church In the camp of ’ i the defenders of capitalism." { ! In Sunday morning mans* I tbiuugliout Ciechostovakla Calho*b’ priest* read a defiant resolu­ tion declaring their continuing loyally tu church authorltlee and | willingness |u "bear with them whatever i'oii**i|u*nc*s they may- *ti OI1INO ONI OP THI HUOI wheel* of an expiess train In Union Station, Washington, D. C., Is Lon ulna Deboe, numed "Miss Railroad Model of IU4V." by the Capital’s Model Railroad Club tier ilutlce weie to award prises to wlnnuri of Ute annual mods) ralliuud tonlcrl. (liiieriiutiuuul) ,vf Is . RUSSELL i Ai'ortt W A H < <o K l a r y o OW N rttA W fM A f T ur < l M l C O N A IO W IP 4 \it S f f R A N A U I ' w o m a n m -f m v jo iu ^ W IS H E D i l i i - - . 'f r t R M . P O U N D ! S iR iH * Y o u C A N W r itK You A R l £ i f f INC . A L O N L IN A q u i L f ROOM A f N K H f C«p X-n* l « - . m *S t,i4 ■ — ■'. A T ( iH q iA H P ) ••— " • ' Congress Action Signorina Ltaaoni said she would not accompany Luciano to Letcars Friddi but hope# to join him elsewhere soon— perhaps on Cap rl, where the met the former mob­ ster two year* ago. Luciano, meantime, was faced \.ith another problem— how to hang onto hit luxurious Roma pentto keep it for th* day ha m ig }£ j it back but Luciano said ho wants to keep it for th* lay he might tet police permission to raturn to Rnm*. Luciano talked over the problem with a lawyer today. Fact Finders tCaatlaae# Ptaas Paws Oaal tCaatlass# Praas P ag* v a n way constitute a disqualification," up oeior* in* House today. In a message accompanying his Rosenman's letter to tha President ituiganiiaUoii plan, tns President said. "1, neverthslcs, request*^ sum ihe House mil would give spe- him to bring them to your attent­ face," citlr functions ot financial mana­ ion before you made the appoint­ Tlie |n tests accused th* Ctechoment, and ha stated that he would. gement of defense. siusal, government of violating "I am Informed that these fact* .ur. luman auded: ciiiiaiiiiitiniiai guarantee* of rail-, have been brought to your atten­ "I cannot auppoit budgetary or itlou* freedom. Ttiey condemned other control system* which fall tion, and that you still desire that tlie Kovriiiment-sponsored Cstho 1 to cooler lasponsibility tn a clean- I serve on tha board. According­ In- action a* Schismatic and said mi manner and which presents ly, 1 shall be glad to render what­ ilia) denes' signatures endorsing possible obstacles lu ettectlv* ad- ever eervlca I can truth!* very im­ ibut g mop haiT Iwen obtained by portant industrial controversy." iiuiustatlon." hand. The three bond members met Ihei* have been criticisms on I I'np* I’lu* «p..k* In (jertnan I'upiioi Hill that Hit Administra­ with Presidential Assistant John^ II at Indies by radio from th# Vatttion's unification bill would makr R. Steelman to discuss such things# •an. I he I'untiff avoided any d i-, Srcietary Johnson, a virtual "dlc- aa a schedule of heariiigi. fet inference to Communism but tatui". Meanwhile, retpiesta for a fourth Id* speech was sprinkled with the President’s plan, descilbed luund wage Increase dominated lh« hints that any anti-church regime us "plan No. eight of IIMU,’’ con­ nation’s labor picture. A threewould to* only a passing event. verts the present national military man board wrestled with steel establishment into “ the depart­ workers demands for pension*, in­ There were inillcatlona that th* ment of defenas.” t’oiimiunista may lie getting ready surance and wage increases. Johnson would exercise "autti­ fm a struggle with German pu> What effect tn* board’s delibera­ d ily , direction anti control over tcntaiits, Neues Deutschland, leadtions would have, broadiyt remain­ the department." tog Communist newspapar of ed speculative, but it wai expected Meanwhile Jackie Robinson said to h* important in all segment* eastoni Oermany, printed a full. that . UL Mtagar Paul Robeson Pag* denunciation of the Lutheran •wan! u! sound silly" In public, of labor-management relatione. B bishop of Merlin. Thia waa th* labor situation! "that's Id* business." Catholic and proteitant church Steal - with production hum­ The Brooklyn Dodgers’ slender aiitbrn tiles danied rumors that th* under term* of a 60 second baseman, first ntgio to , ming . - again (•liman Communist government in . hieab into the Major Leagues,1day true*, the three mtmbara of Urn fhivlet mne ha* begun masat told th# Hunt* Un-American Ac-1 (he presidential fact-finding board arrest# of clergyman fur anti- 1 tivltwa Committee that negro i conferred tn Washington with Communist activity. 1 American* would fight for tnis* John R. Steelman, presidential country "against Russia ur any assistant. Th* principal Item for other enemy. derision was when to start hear­ He was the last witness called ings. by the committee lu refute a re­ Mr. Truman appointed th* thre*, rt'aailaaea r , . a r u < Oa*| MM? NIW TOftK’t "King” and “Rueen" of freckle* after Urey ware cent statement by Robeson, once member hoard headed by Dr. Carshow held in the ifobby II jlawaiian danceis included Patsy crowned at a Chlldrtu’a Aid Sooety center. They ar* Thomas Okaf* and u famous athlete himself, that roll B. Daugherty of Northwestenrjj In the United States University, to head off a steel ■ Walker, fariiien Gerta, Sue He- Ana Delaney. The yuunister* wuu their titles lu competition with other negtoet would not fight lu a war against strike last Friday. Tha union, tha 1cud# and Helen Brewer, Prance* "prominent" heckle-waartra irum city's C.A.S. centara. (inleriMtlorwi) Russia. CIO United Rteelworkers, agreed Moure assisted. Th* rommiltee’e small hsaring Mai loons, books, dolls and candy room was packed when Hubinson to postpone its strike until Bept. S e H H iu n were dispensed from I he fishing and bis attractive wife strived, 14 to await th* board’* recom­ booth by Rally Clark and Lola Barand a loud "amen” came from mendation*. Neither th# union nor the com­ m'liu. .dollv Morrison and f^athlO n tia iM from p >i i u » i t i ' n i n u i r » « *>aae <)■ «> somewhere in th* crowd when he finished reading a long prepared panies. however, are bound to acthe shmiting gallery. Laitla Smith wa rebuilt* charge* "can and will" |,|), rant in* board rulings. statement. servod a. "barker" for th# hula Transportation — Naw York Th* baseball star said he never ciin# McCollum war# th# crystal gnilng fortune tellers, Donna Rti* ay*iam la In great danger ami, ">“ '>»• " " « Shanghai. Rue puce* ha* had time to become an expert City averted a thraatened ext«nunlesa Immediately aided, many shot up mote than 30 pci cent, Arthur posed as th* fat lady. Martha Owen, Peggy Wright, eounty ayatenu “will collapse this I (hr Communist dollar was further Joyce Jonrs and Batty Manntffg ■•Uv „ . , . . | inflated, bul the official rata of sold kisses at two cants each and i exchange lagged behind the price kept Dorothy Ann Whldden, Ruby pay, ha aaidt “We can’t afford to loa* *ny! of iica-on which wages ate based, Htcnalrnm and Betty Stiles busy selling tickets. more >of our teachers to other Shanghai cmpioyeis said they Eotner Lou Morrison, Sue Ann Radford, Margaret Jonet and Peg» y Wright aerved In the fraak show that Included tha bearded lady, Hiatnea* twins, midget, mermaid and an acrobat, Bobby While and Jimmy Wads appeared on their hnrsea, Linda Koonts had chart# of tha music. Donald Partin. Walter Gra­ ham and Shirley Llak dispensed mid drinks. Gamas of snuff!#board, bowling and ping pong war* onlnyed. Next Friday a comic atrip dance Doll Show Cieorffia ChineHe War a s i '^^ T r^ rb^ T c°m- tho," M w lp arrived chlmpentee from Africa, i Junglo training In photography. Ha'a gelling *u York of hi# fallow-cameraman I'hlllip Carroll, idiag "IsoUtfe" 10-pognd goDRa., (inurmitloadlj. la planned and will b* sponsored by a local civic organiaation-, Bombs Explod* (CeattoaeA Proas Pag* Owe) cony reading r w n In tha hotel. Tha exnerti who removed them ■aid Utav were capable of doalroyin* a good natt of .tha hotel, which is about 800 yard* from tl# Plata Da Cateluna. Folic* said tha tlma bomba wart Ms wav of thtnklne. tha Lungbai railroad, but counter* W Bm U of hi* own normally wo.t and eouth of th . down-the-lino backer* last nlhgt , Q* . „ „ in f i r t - t e f ,?Mr ln,M ,0WMt, w.tt.rn* Klangsl ^ o v & a . t if WV e ^ ,ej.,Ue™d Bennett n , „ n« Hunan and directly above KwangJ"n 1tung - • where Canton ia altuated. ” w i,u Nationalist* lost— but rtMinid "Ul.advtion. H t said 'wo should _•»,, Klaneml htehwav town of h. total), nevtalng UXM at thi. A% 8M 3 . , hi r t h 'o f CnSton. time inataad of adding any naw (jh* Had radio nt Paining- n* nf a completely different type fet*1' . . heard In Communltt-ntled Nan* from the two bomb* kxploded, in­ "Th# ptopU," he commented king enld Rad foroea under M in' dicating they nosathty Md M0H "art generally against now tarn." churlan General Un Pino had pan* •#t by different grouna. * ‘ -------------------------=-------titrated the Natlnnallat Helena*! Barcelona's police dtraetor or­ dered a dragnet in an effect to apprehend thoee rw ponatblo to Nary's varsity football coaching *( st»n Klaneal planting the bomba. * otnff nr# graduate, of tho N .v J V t b T h r o X . t claimed cantnr* s t- te sskSi-fiuSirttJ TBAW LKR MlM l JA C K S O N V ILLE , BBA 10— ON— Five persona ar th* mlaalnt Mayport trow reodore Port?, tho Com mjHo station her# report* Th* Conrt Guard sent end nir eraft nut thig m continue eoareh for the Th# Plttaburgh Pirate* ftniahed Ig the cillor In 1017 and tied for bat In 1047 for their only two tripe to th* bottom. Boracon (1BS1 . and British t Motor indSquIpmcnt Co. for » 1B40 Chorrolct truck for tho negra ssar.ar «le M>| We •* It dan, high achoo) likearias w** fhvtowod. Agpitntmtnt of hue driv­ er* waa deferred until th# M*t �W f l '- I W W ' W f f W 1 ■J J1' ' r r r t?~r~- #attfurii Iferald la llitty T h a n la HtreaftR— T » P n t N t tha r « M at the World) To P i w o t i tha T n p a w af A a iilc u f t Prudusa Prosperity far Sanford. » ------------------------------------------------------------------------- A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ~~ P- L J *» S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y J U L Y EaUbHakaA IMS VOLUME City Commission New Violence Awards Contracts Flare Feared In Groveiand For Swimming Pool Governor Orders Min­ WsJ“ si S f f i | Vaughn Rapped Project Estimated T o C o s t $47,000 For Fnnushhig Data On WaittU imum Of 100 Na­ tional Guards To Patrol The Area GROVELAND. July 14 *,1>, now outbreak of violence by a Sanford's long hoped for swim while mob which burned down mint pool in Ft. Mallon Park neat-1 __ Q i j ' th**# negro hornet in a hectic ioiay •d reality last night whan the City! T r i i m n n * * S a i d Ian night wai (eared by auilroiilic* Commiuion aftar raviawini bidi.' today. awardad tha contract to the Clay­ "It lookt like the tiluatiun it ton Construction Co., Orlando foi growing wortt inilead ol Leitei," conitruction of a rainfoicad conW a s h i n g t o n , July t»— o p > ; laid a police officer who acted crata flow through type of pool — Secretary of It*feme Lout* that ha remain anony mum at a coil of $32,509. Aide To Have Improper­ ly Provided Facts Commies Hurl New Chartres At Vaticin PRAGUE, July 1 0 -(« — Prague'. Communist prate to­ day accused the Vatican and CrvvhuiulovaUa’s Roman ClthulL* bishop* of "organising an illegal network of communica­ tion!!'' to promote anll-govarnmint rviiitanra in thla country. The charge* ware mad# III Wat editorial broaduldea by Made Pravo, official party organ, and Mlada Fronta, newspaper of the Communist youth. Rude Pravo railed the Vatican a ''cruel enemy of Caecha and Slovaks.” It denounced Arehbithop Josef Reran of PraftM and hit bishops at paid agent* of the Vatican In "plotting to ditrupl the netton." ---------------------------------------------------- TH E W EA TH ER Considerable cloiidintt* through* ttednesdij local afternoon thun­ dershower*. Light to moderate -out tier l> mudi. J 19 1949 Aaaoclatad Preaa Leaned W lra No. 2SI Atom Energy Diseased At Truman Sees Stalin’s “Secret Meet” Troubles Increasing ; Behind Iron Curtain Big P a rt Of A dm inis­ tratio n Farm Plan Goes Into W aste­ basket In Congress WASHING I ON, July 19 </Pi — A meeting of the Srnale-Houir Atomic Energy Committee hat hern called foi tomunow to dnrutt re­ lation* mill ftntam and Canada hi the field id atoliiu enrigv In announcmg it. Chairman M. i Mahon (D Cimn) confirnied that the huib Imtli Hireling Pirtulenl Liuinau bail at Ilian llouir lari Thunday inglii dralt rnih that tub >«ct Allliuugb Srnalor McMahon did not ray tu, the ptincipal problem it reported to be Riiiaui'j view that the ihould be giten American tei retr of lion to pioduce the at omic bomb A majoiiit ul tlie joint congtet ttonal lummitire it undertlood lo ‘'Pl'u-rd at tbe picienMimc, to lusting ilut "know luiw" on lo any tuieign mouliv im biding iin lam Permanent Home Frank Murphy, For Lions Club Supreme Court Asked At Meet J u s t i c e , Dies P r e s i d e n t Pledge* To C ontinue “CriH sade F o r Peac*’* At Shrine M e t i CHICAGO. }ul>- |9— </p>—Pi*. "drill Liuitian taid today thaf For H eart A ffliction Is Irimiiiis and conflicli appear t4 fir im leasing" in airas controlled, national May F atal To 59 Year hi l ommuniit ivianny He said Built N ear Chicago hr it optimum the world may Ok) M ichigan Jurist Total coil of tha pool, including < i 'S ° A r » y d general. “!?*’ !. quif' h" * in hr tnganirrd lor peace without plumbing, chlorination facililie* and marked for eutpenalon ae a ra- I *«*» National Guaidimen one ( NEW YORK, Inly | 9 -<#»)— D E rR O Il, Inly 19 oHi Sup. a war ’■ a deep wall, haa bean estimated toll uf Inquiries Into handling i Handing by for pottiblt niubiluaClaris Im lit* cunilnicltun uf "Uon* lenie louit lustnr E'rank Murphv "f aor eminent contract*. Two I ,lon ,h , third night in a mw 1 uminiinitiii may have "lemporby City official# a. about $47,009. Inin national ( ily ' ,>u |*nd on th* died at 7.4^ A M today. Doctors an iiiumpbt." Mr Truman taitF j ltrey were ..called itteiin, when llillift [They Tha Clayton Co. hat indicated A " * " " * |quieted •Inriiia llm anflu Itrtilla * #%_ IB I imoln Highway, nudli ol Chicago, at Henry told Hn-pilat taid ibe "but in the long mil it mu*t either during tht early houu to that it will atart conitruction work | weir outlined to ibr (2nd annual 59-year-old pintt died of coionarv drtlioy itself 01 abandon ita air* WASHINGTON. July 19—Uf) 1 9 ^ F ) day. toon and tipecti to complata ilia j lonieiiiion uf I.ions International oc! lotions, a lira11 affliction, irmpt lo force ulbei nation* into The Wathinglon Pott tayt Governor lyt Maj. Bulk protect within six month*, laid . ..At Tallahaitee, . . . . . Warren lodav , Murphy wa* apjiomted m 1940 ilt paltem ” City Manager Clifford McKibbin l General Hairy H. Vaughan, pretp taid he hat initiucted National I ugene S Biigg?, ut Enid. Okie., to the Suptrinr Couil by tbe late J ' it Guard headquarter* el St Augur Mr Tiuinais flrw heie to address ihit morning. ; dent Truman’t military "aid. LAKELAND. July 19— ( A V Inleiiutional pmident. announced Piesiderit Franklin I) Rnosevell ibr Ibamoml Jubilee Shrine ConAll Commissioner* except Hand-j reported to have had tha "im* line to have a ‘'minimum ol 100 Honda cilrut tannert teived notice llui tbe Inlrrnalioiul board has Prim to that, tie had served one tmaimn. ami made it an occation all Chase war* pretant to review properly furnithrd personnel data" troop* on duly tonight, lodav they consider the new St$t* aiiiliuiurd ibr jniirbaie of land ’ Iwo-yrar irini as gutriniir of Midi Im a tna]lii speech on foreign the bid*, six of which were made which reiulted in the iu»p*niion of He taid theriff W. V. McCall ol nlrui law unwoiliable and imprdc 'nil ibr soullt sidr ol Chicago, abut- | 'gait He was drfrjlnl tor ip-rlrc jiiiIii y ' j ileal. c m u M uM iiiiM ii ht ill it M u I u mi*n t mg ibr lllimnc t'niiiai and Michi- lion 300 offer of the J. Hunlln ConIn • copyright article, the Post j, beat to bate at lean that numTwo caniier*' gioupt, the Florid* Hr plrilgrd tills nation to COR* that Hit’ oiiiiniiW'r s i llm r e t ja e w.mi irnii.il Railways, on the Lin* Hrfore f"i governor. |in,or n* "girat iiutadc for peact" at rue tion Co, of Orlando. Temp 1rrporled that "the data U *atd ber available a* a precaution a i atineri' Aitocialion and iKe Cad r |t j a i1! | ill IIf I s N|llll ill 1 HU I* M ...... . ,, min Highway, on winch suitable Moijlby srnrd .it ibr l.tti g.nrrimi ,l(hl„1 |„„ hues: lint, Inc. of Laktland bid $3D.0tW; m have been relayed to Vaughan ' gainst any new uutbreek net*' League ul Florida, look lhr (it ( omu i nii o*•ikr i "to tu ffxpluif i pit'if with wun tin* ini* s is a | a * A. C. S*anford, Albany, On., $»«,- by Jam** V. Hunt, former Army Mamtammg a vliong and Feeling bad been running high itand that any icgulation pulling UrjiBiliiirnt ,.f Siair. the Nnti.mul ' ’inldiiig- may br n e .lrd (or the grnnal of lhr f'lnbj.pmr. H r wav' , also allnmrv gmrial of ibr United -l.tblr AinriitJli rmuoiny "at tha since Satuiday when two negn>ev (|,r |4VV ;n,0 effect would not rod* Mililui \ K-ul.li-iimcnt ami tbr o-r ol l ions Inlenialmiml.’ Aliiiiiii- Fni'igi t'omnil*»ioil tlw lingg< said lhr |ilans have deve- Statet we it arretted on charges of ■ aping ||irll approval. Orlando, $64,214 for a concrete scrutiny of a Senate committee jnmiai) ‘omitr ul ttirn gib of the iiilitiimiiig i>tnlilelii ,.f our ri'lu l,,pr(J Ii,,in an idea rtpirttrd a few block type of pool, |invrtligating the handling of gov- * . 17-year-old while woman and Tlir lustn r bail hrrn ill brie Im 1|, rr Vs.is Ul Hr tanl we mini X X X t *nner otganiralion* *n| « ,11, Hu* Uiiltrit KliiKdnm ' by M ,,vin j„ nrii 0f Tha bid of tha Clayton Co. fo r, rrnmrnl contract*, .uni i .iiuiiU m ilie* In in >,f atonin' .. , , , some Imii«* bui In* , omlitum wai tnlbr all mu plant, piivate and beating hei husband. A thud negio llountfj their position at a pi ^ l Imago, trcrelaiy grnnal. and not irgaidrd at -riiuut. conitruction of a circular wading, Xlic Poll laid invciligalott work- was taken in custody Sunday and m„ , ini t4||ed by |he F |0|ida rinnit Hr nrvri .,,,1,1,, m tilth a way at to r * *3 ",\i lilt. |urwmt tilin', Ibe till re Iruiidl it “one ol Melvin's girattsl maiiird Flit mam trait br vvat foutlh is being sought. S 2 2 S i ' U T » . •» th. c . . . v .u ,h .n o> on r }(>h» at11iI 111111* milpill ius Commission to consider reguf* ay children, waa accepted at $807 count!ir- <ii. coiipi'iulmg III i , iiiilnbutiuns to l.loliltm " irgaidrd as our ol W.ithmgluii‘> At far as could _bo_ determined ,j(Wi pUt|jng ||)t navv cilrut c« likl* Nil'|>A lit 'MllflUlU that Tha contract for the plumbing wa* uicd by Hunt" to try io keep ................... M'r, Hirally il» Meanwhile lb.""" l.lmw and 1 n,, hani wiiii iit'oiiiiiiiic m niviiy it when ■ ____ wnen jn^ waa awarded to tha Weit Central Wait! a* chief of ih* Aimy’* Chem­ no one wai in ihe buildings Imc.l ...ra, ,,r liifiomulloll, u- t)mls littllvw whew. I 11 up on Fiflh molt eligiblr liacbrlmt It wa- as Kovcnmi of Michigan I „f ,,tlu-i fie# millou* do#* not raPlumbing and Healing Co., Or­ ical Corps. the angry band set Hr* | Canne.s led the fight on leg» well «» on mailers "I «uw matri Avenue last evening in u three- tbit Mulirhy fiim cunie into H u b e rt p, sugimlion and despair." lando at $7,207. Lee Bros of flanSecretary of tha Army Gordon lalv iiiyply, hour neiude ^ | l.liv* pa.iaga of, the citru. law national llmt’llghr That was In "tin# of lb# most foolish things ford bid 111,400. Gray announced last Saturday that r ilin lto • _ RKmrkff wtlKh W ii *lron|ly btcktd by vne Utimmiviwr win hiwiwr w,$,4| . a **Mw*Rgglnii .»■ Iarl. Ih* tfKbt's when lb# first big all w# could do right now," Mr. Ttu ' Tha Florida. Watar Treatment irttr most directly l watched ih# .procfulitn line, sirlk** (icrtirrrd H# was | hinu said, "would fa# .to slash opr Co. of Lakaland waa awarded a Waill and Maj. Gerjarai. Hermaa w f ^ K e C x l t hurled / tear r » « Governor Warren, \ ' ,lt ’‘ *** * U» i " r* "• "2n/*nmtal emivenibm vigorously attack#d fm not using ; nppi opi latlom foi European re$9,704 contract to furnish equip­ Feldman. Army quarlerxuiiet ,$**' Irnrnb trrto th# n»M«t of a heavily || ^ M ratly undarstood lha I * ,V ,1. (>f lb# International A«*orlaHon force to mi-l th# sli ilownfr* fiom ,ov#rv if w# did that, w# would ment for tha (tool, a chlorlnator enl, had baon relieved <A Jury a* armed mob of about #? man who canncrt ^ d ,0 ,he law. in ^ - plants Among acensa dellhrraP’ly tliiowlng awaf already ownad by tha city will be iko mull of avidanca turned up in rod* through Stuckey’s ' I - n d *b f l g V ^ j " " " ’" ‘" ' ’U* I1' 0' " ' ’ Ions hurled ut him was .lint tic „j,iu* fo, p#ac# and freedom thkt Med. laid Mr. McKibbin. court. mil lha Senate inquiry. I " 'l l Vui, „ . a„i , 1,. ruoitniiiee flo#t« weir in the line of maich 1 was u "tool of t’ommimlsis" w# have painfully mad*. Only th. W « .? Since all blda on well con.trueCaimers object to provUlons m Gray said Ih* committee bad n , i r . , g Muiphy sulil Glut If the people ( uuimuiil.t* would profit If w* tlon were not aubmltted In th* "evidence which Indlcete* rhet the law requiring them to icgis'e. j of Michigan wanted then govei | ,oi)|, u »hort-»lgnt*d couri#.1’ manner prescribed, all bid* on thi* Genere) Waltt Improperly furnish­ label* which detlgnate the aia.ir InooRhi together Slate Hepait Th # rt f „ „ „ mil '* p > shoot III# wolkcis ottt ol [ Meunwiiile neatly IG.UOO pro<(«■«■*•# Oa r u t su i war* rejected, and Mr. McKibbin ed personnel data to an individual I '"'“ ' “H “ "d congie-lund, t,at,B<,ai rhl„ N,ia d,,,,.,.,, !i„,„ | tin- Imlories .lo.l it,os co,I - ii loenuileis. uMiied ill such arabic wa* initructed to taka bid* on new not In th* military ieivic« and ,l,,oi, strike* once uml lot nil <-plemtui a* ilie Arabs have never specification*. Mine* thla will be who wa» not entitled in »*<-*lv* „ Cuba, Indian ilancer* from I ’ldm i liiey would liltse lo gd uoolIn I I seell, look prill 111 ill* five-huUT on* of the last thing* In Ihn pro- Midi data." ......................... ‘" ‘I '"•** " “ ' J 1 , d „ .,„| d a n , lug gills I ....... H o . goverimi (o do ll piomvliadr along th* lake front S t a t e ^ M e e t i n g i ^ 8 g e m y e » j 0 j j a m e 11 ,1 , r . n m l l ) wa* 1 0 "bait' Ith Ject, th# d*l#v will not bold up Tbe evidence also iiidirutvd, l o "If iin Amriieuu wmkmgmcu ; houlevaid i ai Dim, «e.it*l» with III Ham #i ' , , , conitruction of the pool, be *ald. Gray said, that Feldman furnuibtM|lul1a Each one of 'he 48 slalf- and uie wniltg," lie ilecluieil. "I believe; llluilnu Shinn hands led th* Th* pool will be located In Ft. ed to a contractor’* rapreHrntalive Four delegate* were pu gcu nl of l 't)00 Meanwhile, a l : „ Ke p a ll ..I Ihe 1 « *' II iliev cun be taught the i ig h i » » ) I n lu l iM v -lu u d Mellon Park 800 feat wait of "procurement Information under Friday night by the Seminole without w i l l i n g Ihe lesson h i I mitt*. It had u sope, c i n us tquiih. I ..ail aura na r > « * Hie, | I lie convention dill Its t)lt San Juan Avanue by the Mayfair dropimtancee which appenr irre­ Sportsman Awoctetlon to attend ilu- iiiiil Intel Unit Ii#|enhanced by downs, acrobat* and Threatened lain felled to mat I| I,loud" Hit* meeting held Sunday through ll'eartaaeu tie fss» Inn. It will be an abova-the-ground gular.” C L E V E L A N D , July 111 1 »’ ! believed sltdown strikes wer* i calliopes, Later, Rep, Shaefar IK Mich) today in Tallahassee by the | WI„|,K , ' Tb# r#il-fei/*d invmbci* of th* type of pool with tta walkway Director* of Ih# Brotherhood „t Gam# and Flah Railroad Trainmen aH*#mlilr,i i„ above tha dra.alng room* ah— * contended that Vaughan wa* “ Im­ Fresh Water j l''.rmK 'be dr.ke ^ plicated In tha same ca*a." He de­ Corninlesion. Th# delegate* wer# day tu name a new tneshleni IV,I (Ceatlaee# Oa Pag# Thieet drill I'lunkhll I* lltHMii'VFll iIfii ' i Im___ __ ___ manded Vaughan’a luepenvlon. George Stine, prteldent of tha Hem Parker Kennedy, 57, genoisi ed him ns "u profoundly u-llglous, . , > . m u Gray said In a radio Interview club, Porter Lansing, Georgs secretary amt treasurer, wa* >* I able and Inw-uhiiling govei uni " ; {3 1 1 1 0 ^ 1 1 1 8 I t? II last night that Ih* Army ban no Maffett and Bob William*. ported n line fur the eppomi I (iovernol Murphy was defcnled authority over Vauahan vine* he Among Instructions given th# meant. (til iielcctloli. The dcfe.il hill' iceiuiM S as fa ir **»• itelegat** were rerommenditlona I.A V A l.l.E TTK . N .1 July lit Raven uf the eight direct,,, ....... I him, fur be felt be hail done a tbit the hunting season open vened, but decided to await Hie (A'i Ihunk and di*orde,ly leeoA sound film "bowing pmjiri good |oh In pioneering -lull- re­ o„ Nov. 20, remain open for a arrival of vice president J 1 agei* have heen '‘rnlslng holy week, and b* closed thereafter an Hendrick, of Toronto, lint . fan hall." will, puiaile* of naked girl* methods of milmimbile dilvlng, forms Among ollin I lung*, h* Monde y, Wednesday a and Fridays, eda, who wai an rout* by plane and nil night hraeh parti#* lop­ parking and signaling wa* shown had put Into effect the slul,*'* Four high school liny* told of ‘ TAM PA, July lO -iA 'i-T h * also that opening and doting They sclieduled an evening *e- ping the list of "lininoral" adlvl- today To Lion* al ihe TuurlM O n (list civil service law unit hud I ,,veiImuled the penal uml inner th*lr experiences icccntly m atTampa Time# aald today It had day* of the season and holiday* alon. T A L L A H A 8 8 E E July II#* Mayor William ('handler ler by Randy Kli.lmf, presldmt uf lemlitig liny- Slute ul I'ullahassea learned that tha io-callad “eco­ Th* Cabinet Budget Commission should b« open day*. Feb. I was the DeLand Llun* Club and man* ■Hons system. Th# board’s choice will Miner,I P> incmbeis of Cumphell-I.usslng nomy bloc" of th* 8tate I.egiila- today released $3,884.481! In (Hate recommended as a dosing date, A. F. Whitney, who died euily charge*. ger of Haller Motor Hales Co of As mnyoi of Detroii ut the The mayor *ald yestrrduv licit tufa aval ready to claim a maior- fund* for th* welfare board for esrept for the deer season whleh Hsturday after heading tbe 8lf>. close lo 1.011(1 buy* ami girl* Mom Hanford. Claram-e Marlin of rtiv I .trptfi ..f the economli* .Irpiesston l*n*t 53 of 111# American legion DaLand Lion* Club asslstnl wilh'uf lhr I'uily "Ill's Mniphy assert- last nlglii following u supper at ity In th* Houaa of Represents- tha first three month* of th* new Is to clot* Jan. 0. 000-man Independent union lot i'l The dub alto recommended yaara. Th* new tireiblent will Id In 18 years old invade this Ihe projector. I ed thui u gieui Imsmess ilfpr*'*; ilia I.*aii’n Hut fiscal year, lives liny beach lesnrt each summer, They were Doliubi Ludwig, Tha Welfare Board budget, call­ that migratory bird* be hunted serve >intU the brotherhood's Srp renting house* and staging a Mr. Klrchof pointed out lhai th*' 'Ion should he a* " " 'L‘b fedeial In a story ilgnad by Its political on ihe seme days aa state game. *iioniar*ii t>y the Elk- l.odgaj Continued on page two Writer, th* Time* riported that ing for an annual expenditure of The membership drive, due ta murid of pin lie* "coinplattly with- film, loaned by Chevrolet dealers, government icsponslbllity as an William Rilputiii'k, who wa* back­ >81,847,478 in federal ami state aftar waaka of contacting Itgfala- funds, ,,, _ nut tmiral* and without restraint.” In conjunction with the American earthquake waa' Approved after a 8# itsrt the latter part of the _ , , , one vi'ui he spent FU.IIIM'.IIIHI ed by th* Lion* Club, Dav* Ru.tl, tore — about th* tax q/jltlog econ­ Chandler said one lari* bun** Automobile Association |s o*,e,l m ' t„ Infeed * . < wa* dlwuaaa). Forter percent reserve In Btalt fund* nionih, ami house the clty’n Job th* choice of thv Rotary Club, ■*« school courses fur training driv had mustarad the lead wae omy leaders leader* h Lansing and Georg* Speer re­ withheld. less. To critics who accused him Chari** Amteimm, sponsored by era. With such film* and coop* In tht Houaa. Tha >8 percent reserve, totaling ported on the recant meeting of „f exti avugunie, Murphy replied Klwanls. Rob Hmlges, hacked by Tha Tima* aald tha moat active $1,900,494, wa* applied equally the Florida Wild Ufa Federation ■' * tororlty, which were mpposed ta tent instructors a better lot, ol that he probably bad saved l)et th* Jayrtrrs, wa* nimbi* to be spokesman In tha Horn* for no agalnat aalarlaa and operating ex- In Ksrawta. Bob Williams and LRFGS, Eng., July IP— <A‘) occupy sepal at* flour* of lb* teaching can ha don* In trhuols not from riutlog ami looting. prtaent. The boy* writ- Introduced m w tax** art Rap. Thomas B. n**a and aid to th* axad, de­ Cksile* Forrester alto attended John Georg* Hfatgh, a*lf-confessrd ),ou»r He -aid noise at Ihe buuse than can be done by parent*, he Anyway, he said be bail sated thnt by Judge Douglas Htriutroin, local the meeting. Dowda, PalatUai Rep. James A. pendent children and blind, vamplr* slayer of nine, was con proniptrit him lo stop In, where h* declared. A. L. Lyons, reporting on hit mild, and pmbablv none by ec Legion rliuitniuii for Buys Slat*. HRlay, Saraaola, an$ Rap. n. damnad tonight to d*atli on tb* found u "brai*n parade” of naked (Cesilaae* oa rag* ••»' Donald I.ml wig e x p r e s s e d ICenllneeA Os rag# Tsie n Graham Copeland, Evvilada*. ggllowa. girl* heading for the shower thanks for thv prlvilrg* of attend­ Governor Warren'I* contldarlng A Jury of II m*n and a mi room, In full view of the buys. ing Roys State and rwfalcd that calling th* Lagtalatura back Into deliberated only IB mlmit** before Rtorl** of drunkan and Inderent h# had roomed with Tommy Iv*» convicting th* handaoma, 8b yrai beach panic* ware reported by agtra asaiion In order to provide of Lake City who was elected gov­ old buaintaaman of killing wcaiihy night Patrolman David Bendy. additional revenue ta mast'the ap­ ernor of the Roy* State, a project Mrs. Olive Durand-Descon lu*t Rome of the girls’ group* faring propriation* voted by the regular carried out for the sixth time by IN * aanlon, tie Tiros* aald. Fab. IB, drinking • glass of her 'i\ or 88-y*ar-ord* along a* chapth* Florida Legion. blood and destroying htr body In *ron*i, Chandler said, but th«y _________ By ham IJAW8GN William Kilpatrick told of pollXR . COOLER WRATH . a barrel of add. "«re wurss than th* kids th*in■ Camp Winona opened a week ago Monday with ■ wondciful (C aa llB U ta tin n u t S li t NEW YORK, July I9- ( 7P>-Sirif» *nd hubbub io the *torW isCHICAGO, July ly l$ — W — CoolM ^ & l ^ t a ' t S S f t e r S ' a f ' ' "Everyhody I. petty ups.t spirit among the 78 boy. p -e n t, reported Herman E. Morn. laud paradise of Hawaii at U»t i» teboin* l«udly on Uw mainlaad. ,drier air mevad SI__ CHI PI'S ILL raak a i who is directing acliviliri al this cam)) near DeLeon Spring, in W kH »tl tbe United Sat** tail of th* Rockia* hat paid little atten* t J T S S c h a rg e d * ^ Iman# a^ shout It" Jiandlar *ald.y LO N DO N . July 19— f^*)— Sir weather, iioa to the BO-day-old longtkorcmsn's »iuk*. But it* economic a(facts th# time they were committed " Ha .aid he plana to propose Voluiia County for the 24th season. Stafford Crlpps, Rrlttan's changwagR w w# ewj ^t$w4W$a^ weather -------------------------------------ordinances at an August council camper, .tilled down the fir.t day to the regular camp roucallor of tb* *xch.uucr, left by eastward bay#, tpraad to our own Waal Coatt. And now im U. S. Senate Labdr GOODM AN IN BOLIP meeting that would provlda a ,|n i M k h h *.------------------- --------------------------------------- plan* today fur Zurich, Swlti.r* J (nU ■ 4 *4Wm tha New Commlttaa k*i taduead labor and#t»m LONDON, ___ July . .-I M .^. .B r n -• P*r*nt ysrent of on* on. of lha Ih. youngatar* young.tar. i S B Cta. Ra£*aaaful l S i f f and J M hov* M hav# l i ,lon„ed by Rob.on’s Rpor.lng land, to b* treated for a .tarn* to matt fadaral war*hou*e» late aahoala and V _________ b riftti Goodman I* solid with Lond- rmi.t b. present to act a. . chapi | ,„ yn n, ach ailment. la Waahlngton, proba- empty stOTaa. Tlw plaaapaju tePlain# Good* Slur* for catching th* larg­ drat Vi.lt to Britain. „o n . at each cottage. swim undo# direction of Mr bly Friday, MsanwhUa, »e Ha- duilry la bagging fur tlnpltte 4> est fish last week. Chi*ago-born claiinat playHa, 01 I I boys who wars non aeeka 'lagfaUtlon can th* crop new rlpaaing, w The boy* have been making tha "blag of awing” COM PLETES 144 M ILB8 ------------- — to aaise t M dock* tblrtlaa, opattad la.t E LB ER TO N , Ga., July 1 0 - „■wtmmmrs, waaU- M4 can now swim, h* plaster cast* and weaving pot Wednesday Morning Along our own Waal Coast ahtpand opera** them. • bidder*, and attractive lanyards Palladium _____ ,..... Theater ... if l-M r a . Julia Roka Rt. Glair, r , ^S5*j!* 10:00 A. M. Lake Front Ball night was stupt In handicraft under th* direction Park— Baseball directed by Tony . Harry Bridge*’ pickets andar ping tonnage tetale ere dropping, with tha big hou«* Florida’s "wheelbarrow lady", Btavedorvs put In fdwar hoora. pat niabt and gaan competition was of Howard Whelchel. tlw paitaa make the MyBk days of ____ ____ I a sextet of Brl- in* completed tbs first A00 mil# n Rusal. u » «0‘ »1 9*r- A n d > = r a s ■tlrrad amrmg th* boys in the six musicians and did a musical- ley of a journey to Detroit. Quean URookajaal seem far away lugar Danny Mansell of M i a m i 10:00 A. M. Rout held* School raflnatrUe, m l off cabin groui «##■» u», VMiiijj w.iu waa nim Cabin ”8" won by a Ututrated history of Jan. Mrs. St. Clair, who wa* Miss tad Imtg ago, The protanged ship* their HawaUan by fltory League, Spring* Is high point man In — Stories rlosa Hungary of 1911, trudged Into with th# prasenta- archery which la under th* direc­ Bowling, folk dancing, Gamas— iteg tie-up aounda morellko what are turning ter h l B m i rIo m IR alilllill Mmtontlon of Elborton last night with Annla’a Mi*rd*r." tion of Wad* Garner. Step on to**, broking arms, PRORR PROMISED Cuba and Ruerte Llttla Ai LArA FAYYR played by Claym R TTTE, T R , La., La.. July 1« - Adolphui, 1, aboard. Th* Mem Hall Is a w ry popu­ American wrestle, tional shipping ton 10:00 A. M. Seminole High Qulnay. Ronnie An- lar place at Camp Winona and tf$—Lafayette Rebool flupt. J. C. M O R I RRD CLAIM S owaod "Mias Winona th* boys have greatly tnjoyad tha School— Movi*. Landry says tha governor of Flor­ Wednesday Afternoon ida haa promised a full wpb* of LONDON, July 19-UP)-M os* 1049f' and , isod much merriment dtlldoui meals, including many radio aald today Russia la with Ma la raaaatton aa a bath­ 1:00 P. M. Junior High Sahaal tha charm by a Louisiana Jant- cow hot rolls. Groups from *ach cabin ■rani naval power and waa the Woodcraft. tef that ha and Me wtfa war* mis- originator of armored endears, ing haaMp, have bean trying to place first in Shon— >P. M. Play Center. F t Mai* £ At tha oa their vacation In Plortabla inspection, and wlnnarg at l, Uebreakarsandtrsw* night tha Park—Max# and paint PM* each meal have been given scoring _ and frame#, bowling, 9$R| terad points, Singing (a enjoyed after Mala. i n n - Poison, Mi Bach morning al 7il0 a'aloek . ms li race and Over bugle aounda to call * ^ Citrus Cannen Claim New Laws Are Unworkable Centers On Proposal To Per­ mit Shipment r ,sr j s k y a ? s i r , ^ s c m*>- — ' aur ur. &**, , H •«-« . ....... — B u ild in g s Inter­ Be -*• ,j^:5$.rai Sportsman’s Group Ntunes Railroad Trainmen aru;,h,r -otB r r s ,j |r /t s s u " a 'H " i1 New Union Head “Economy Bloc” Gamut Majority In Legislature Cabinet Releaset* Drunk, Disorderly t Teen-Agers Raise'Lions Are Shown Havoc At Resort Motion Picture On Proper Driving Levion Of Boys State Activities State Welfare Funds u British V AIIIP Sluyrr Condemned To l»e«tn XJ-iTaJffi/ViJ? ‘J “l! Strife And Hubbub On Hawaii Ecfaoei Loudly In United Wonderful Spirit Is Enjoyed Among 78 Boys At Camp Winona The Recreation Schedule ^ S S S a ft A R JtB B different (W M M ------ Pg ASM *7" 1 V. ‘ , � 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, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 18, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 1949; <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/0eddf435ec4f07c9fa2f9066842722d1.pdf a064dad8988fcff10a941d36d30d914e PDF Text Text 1lr* * — * THURSDAY JULY 14. IMS THESANFORDHERALD. SANFORDFMBPA Lake Mary Try and Stop Mo By VIRG IN IA PALMER I. r V’ fm u t t ilv t * ;**,f . flP ;' i a* * Waco High School ____ _____ gland ___ Sea High School of Houston 'Glenn McCarthy Jacinto in the quarter-finals e f the T e n s football race. Gives Grid Credit schoolboy It waa Dec. 8. When San Jac­ came to Waco It waa not given For His Success aintoshadow of a chance tof stopping place*.” And so to the folke who paid him tribute In Beaumgnt, Mc­ Carthy had this to say: “ Those ware the firs t encour­ aging word* anybody ever said to me. They went a long wap toward the Tyson Juggernaut. puttinjr me on the road to eucH ufe srly In th e game Ban Jac-'eeVs" j l U\ rnl f ‘J ? ’* Y o u ^ o n V g S J," ,nc" o“ r this plaee to d ly ” Canada, with an area of almost W«™ te.m . . . but 4 million square miles, covers a f)|, WHlt r)ght. Waco won 8*-0 but surface almost as large as Europe ^ nPV(.r r „uld gain over the fig h t­ and larger than the United States, ing McCarthy, excluding Alaska. A® ca /[l® J?*1?9 ,* nJ®<1 nul Jj” 1**'* t*fhla. . '9, “ “ ‘ »°U PUt • » ' TA LBO TTS “ KnBJ ^ ?u l ^.®re 1 -DRIVE-IN— ,”' rt • ' — r' lcnn McCarthy. ■•■■ I f you bat tVali I’apcr - Paint ,p " a " 10"* f*1* "'id* I1. *!,, #^U.Vlrn i f s I s iN ' aae H i s i Ss s m * my you football I the way you did on that football I lia o. a* s m a l l s v i s f l r field today, you'll really go NOW! The H, C. Pughs are enjoying month’s fishing trip , along the By B I N N I T T C l US— lorlria Keys, with aide trips to | llm ln l nnrt Cuba. They a le rted ; J .J A R R Y RUBY, songwriter and America’s Baeaball Fan l A n s t T I q ^ r u n n M u - r . r t h v cm the Sanford Boat Works Number One. writes, "1 am d l . t r m * b y the tren d of who m.ds. mV.lTon* from S t and SturHsy on their yarht, headed for Jacksonville and thence to llio 1 present-day politic*. Too many people are e ith e r fo r the e x- has hecome a fabulous personality, treme left or the extreme Open sea. . T 'L , r ; an admiring football coach with Visiting relative* over the! rig ht. What this country putting him on the road to eurFourth of July In Apopka were needs Is more articulate ond Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McDiuumll embattled citizens who are and children, Mary Lou amt Curl. { fo r the extreme middle!” cnih was giving a testimonial Spending I he Fourth of July dinner to the owner of the swank week-end in Daytona Beach were Pclcrln* Bowker. compiling • Shamrock Hotel in Houston the Clarenro Prckhams, They worn whore the movie stars helped the guests of Mrs. Perk hum’s sis- ! list of fsmltisr. but paradoxical phrases, cites a* perfect exam­ make It a national accaslop when ter. #11^ the hostelry was opened. MrM rA fte r a two months’ visit w ith 1 ples "light housekeeping; free “ ■'* 0 ' Carthy was horn In Beaumont and friends and relatives, Mrs. Frieda 1 love; honest prejudice; civilised __ urfO , the .a . home u ™ . folka r,.iv. wera « . . . paying ...uins him aim Garland rcturnrd last week from I warfsre; lawyer's brief; and Summertime is now a wonderful time to shop In tribute. almple arithmetic." Can you Chicago. She finds the weather In Among the BOO guests was f’aiil cool comfort at Dlcknon & Ives. Modern air con­ Lake Mary much cooler than o n ! suggest sny additions? Tyson. In the twenties he cosched the shores of Luke Michigan. ditioning lian been inntallcd on second, third and Warn High School to four Stale Friends of Mr. IL II. Benton The terrlbte-tempergd Donald Dixia-L'rcain fourth floorn - - - firHt floor will be air condi­ football championships and one w ill regret to learn that he was ; Ktopfer trudged Into th* Holly­ of them claimed the national title.' taken to the Feruaid Luugluun tioned after remodeling is completed. Another wood Club locker room after a tough elghtoon-hoW round a t goif i Tyaon la a college professor today f Mamorlal Hospital Wednesday. D IX IE CR EA M “ Didn't lose a single ball thta afternoon," he reported w ith jtep in Dickson A Ives' expansion and moderniza­ I hut his Interest s till He* wUh_ ..A lthough h«J* improved, hi* eon. fectlort. "J u it a driver, three Irons, and a pUtter." IntKWtlca. tion-program- to-bring-you. grnatet.HliPPpinjg.pJiadltlon Is still considered aarlous. c«eMit>>i. t»<», *»r »«**•• *w*r lisiaas»« H Wag feat— ametMSa,. Tyson had been Invited hy McII. A. (Jalnor and min J a m e s ___________ aura. JCarthy to come to Houston snd spent the Fourth nf July week-end ; then fly with him to Beaumont with hla son-in-law ami daughter, „ |ou m ic tra d dolled w llli In his private plane for the dinner. the F. L. Moorea of New Smyrna MMMn |f„ |„ considering the The Everyone paid tribute to Mc­ Beach, erection of a home atop a hill HXIECarthy hut when the multi-mil­ Among Luke Mary resident:* which shaded hy oak trees nf'em. They cost an tittle but lionaire responded he recalled leen at Daytona Beach on the f rirl|M „ f j MI, view of a wide area. mean* xo much. what happended In lU2fi when FouMh were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T(ti, |laM,| „ „ ,ih of Crystal L a k e . Doughnuts Mitchell. Miss Shlrly Ervin ami on the -dime »f Crystal Luke Orlando Jack Howell. near the home of Raymond Ball FRANKFURT, Germany—« • > - life. The play had all-time high F resh Dally a* Friends of Sam Cochran w ill he m the rebuilt home of C. I'. Bras- An estimated 80 per cent of weal- attendance throughout Western Cant rail Florida's sorry to hear that he underwent ingtnu, |ue-idcnt of the C I’, * rn Germany'* private theater* Germany. FnBhlon Center “ I f there were no Zuckmayer," ■a operation at the nrauge Me- Mriislngtou and Hon Co. o f Clnafter laat gear’s currency C or. 3 rd A P a lm e tto A v c . mortal Hospital in Orlando Tiles- clntiull, makers or pigments and rcfm in."The'ra'ara even" aome stata- Otto said, ’’we would have been ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J day, lie Is reported to be making and president , u;,*|dl*ed house* which fear th e ir!,n desperate straits." __ chnmirnl equipment . HI m •nr.d raenUneu ..f tl... f >,L« Uaeu f'humtirr . . .. its s . ■ ' * ■ — " 1 ■ ■ 1 1 ” • ■ ■ a food recovery. elect of the Lake Mary Chamber ( (u rlll|ni) w|g MVer r |M tg > |n Mrs. J. K. Robinson has an her «f •'""iin cni-. j ,s„mp people feel that the Oerhouse guest Imr sister, Miss Hattie Mr. Iliiiiln g lm i lias spent more jlllVB |0Bt ih e|r IntfA'St In K irk or Nashville, T* rm. Umn fliu.mio 'luring the past two r l,||llrB| thing*. Balding, bespectThursday Mr. and Mrs. M illard years in mo.h-rmiing his home snd Krlch Otto, president of H. Rice returned from Tampa developing a iirai h and pier which ,v,.,t,rn Germany's Players’ Assowhere they had been visiting his •'I1' ""n-* ami grandchildren enjoy i l-i,1( i„ ll, HHys no. parents. " " visits to Luke Mary. Hand wa«| "German* are as hungry for Word ha* hern received that i'1"»l"'d J**'® , »l*ge play* as they were fifty Mr*. Hilda Gardner I* III at her [ " rl,1l . 1 w ’ years ago," he added, "but they home In Carhowlale, IVnn, Mrs. tviulrd, lie said. ; don't want to lie Hlallluiduned." Gardener has spent severalwinA1 present, his son, Ralph G j.;IKhly per cent of Germany’s te n In Lake Mary, the guest of •baslngloii. wife and two smelt p|Hy| „ „ ISM WPn. either destroyed her uncle, Joe Kansky. daughters a ir visiting him. The ()(. damaged when the war ' Friday Tom Freeman motored vv'1 ■,lnl111 KtlJj ,,,.l!r " ended. New tlieatera were soon oxrlli'iiirut id the sight of « five r tMr(r><| jn barns, cinemas anil to Daytona Beach, j Mr. ami Mrs, Luther UrhIg*1 pound bass which th e ir g ra n ilfa th private houses. "Ilu i you can’t perform an opor:i man and children It live* re turn ed ('r h io lju s i caught. In his dining from a vacation spent with tel* mom, M r. ilia s itig lo u has m ount­ nT Verdi or « French comsHv In tlves In Jacksonville ami south ed on the w all a ID pound has* n former gymnasium. It's too dlstlm l lie caught o f f his own pier illn-loiiliig. Tills especially '* Georgia. rg , , , meant for those depressing ultrai Enjoying the stock ear races nl several months ago . Mr llrasinglon dresses the fart mm|rrtl |jU y, ,, , hey , pUy Daytona Hearh Sunday were *1" 1 regained his healtli t|ltH pi<r rnrmcd on a pastry Henry Freeman and Clareiun 11,1,1 Man. coming to Florida to live. |)P11|,|P |irinmn bored," Donaldson, Jr. HMy„ asi»clin»«»«r . Go.'Mr. and Mr*. Joe Mayhury are Althoiigh he brought three, elec-, •pending a week at Day loon tile f"ii» down fiom Llm lnnatl, n,Bn.|l„ rn American playwright hr lias not l.ad to use hem due to „ ni| (lllth kf,,,p, OJ)Pn one ntrmB;1 Mach. '• "TIlC A Devil’s M lat Mary Lou McDonnell left the„ cool hie cir* fiom the lake. in thrillers n in n with hi* Raymond Ball has erected a new ThU ,,|,y f e a tu rii the Hand Ay for Camp Bradford, the , ((f „ amHrl u it w a lf e Gen. aummer camp near Starke, main- guest .nillage near h i. home ami It Will UiriAd by the Salvation Army. ... .. „ he . ready . . . .for occupancy K , ,;(|pl whlft, conscience conAttending . . .. twtm Dieted with Ills sense of m ilitary Mta _ the summer session ,h,ll % j A new pier on .ake Emma an l ................... ..imilenco |„. the Nasi*. He emlad Of the John B. Btelson Univernlly _»Igind are: Mrs. Gla Gochrsu, ?A *lr.r ioiprnvenients to tha hi* struggio hy taking Ms n»n Ml. Do" M ill Ettlo Gleason. Miss Char- ' W ' ’ l”m’" have been made by fre ia n fo o d , lott* True and Robert E. True. Mr„ !"'(l Win. t,dg"! , ! wr ' .The Mls.su Gleason ami True are ,t" •’ ' ' WiHiiima, l.ulhler, haa continuing Ihelr collegiate simile,, r«iii|.lol«| his new concrete (dock while Mrs. Cochran, principal of W nearI he Lomu, unity Center. fresh m e a t th« Lake Mary School, and Mr. ‘ >,o ‘ ^ le r I* a home True, principal of the Sanford I ' " 1' mT ir " 1"'r"t. wht,,h J* junior 111*1, aril Hiking .....rial he.ng rrhulli hy I rank Evans, who a n d b o ttla 6ourii#ii with Mi *r» hvitMM ih Njipnnln^ Iht Mrs. L. II ItioiisuHrd of Lafay- ............ ""V"". „ qtte, La., . has hern .pending Mr..and.Mr*. Harvey high left c a p a c ity o f a n y acme time w.th her son-in-law ami Hiitiirdav for a timnlhs erulsa In daughter, Dot. ami Mrs. W. K. v,lr i" lt>' " f K,,V ^ laker of Raker’s l .ndlng, left "P®*” 1® • « " r"«® * ni1 S c u .- f f t . r e f r l g a r a t a r l huraday for her home. She was '*,in *n l'* k * Mary, aecompanlrd hy her granddaiigh- j » “Duncan Raker, who will C attle DiHeasea t « . Mf ll*. W it In Louisiana for several Wteks. I H iintlaatrl f t .... I’uu* t, *•«. ’ l l r , and Mrs. O. L. Shuman are '.ent lo three per cent. * again after a vacation spent “ Segregation ami specific traatn a a n relatives bi Moreland, Oa. menl" were given the major share my and Carol Shuman will re- of credit fo r sucres* nf the pro-1 fraaiar “ Itaw aw ay" In a week or so. Ject. Howaver, the California VeI M r. E. M. Chester, who Is terlnariani said th«t culling and hald* M pounds j) employed In Palatka, I strict hygienic measure* alao were of freian food I last rlday night, Important, a* light, when important, aapeclally In preventing automobile ran Into him as he the spread of Infection to healthy riding hla scooter. Mrs. .rows, ater left for I’ alatka at once Dr. McMurray warned that C o n v a n ta n t ■Jfl*. word hat been received that * some type of Injury Is the beglnnMOOM ia Improving, Ills wife and Ing of every case of maatltla. H# ..... - ......... m ... Etna ion Larry have been visit- said that while four type* of T arm sl Wrsets D S C fAlMTt am I M r*. Chester’s parents, Mr. genua can cause the disease, the Msdi la ths lesth far ear lied lira . W. A, Low*. germ* can go tu work only when ef wsitlsr. Tee geshty te be 13Vh p a u n d « o f m o a t , b ^ H g llllllin iB M B J i, tad rMit WrUsssd win Hi* past week, Mrs. Wm. A.I the animal T« damaged by on# of N th a n d paw ( t r y I Hits, ts*l leHify • S 01 i bad as her house guests, her,three types o f Injuries. -In-law, Mrs, Charles Shaw He listed one as mechanical InFor laughters. Clara Mae and Juries such a* cuts, abraaloaa and o f Lakeland. hruisea, sometimes caused by homa near Twin Lakes rough m ilking and sometime* by Lake Mary, He aspects arrUlenta, 5*)il f t In August by his son-lnA second was described as ternPADVTSI Gllyard Steele, now In peralnre Injuries, caused by aeIreldf 19 full quarts ., »v«n. Germany. vere chilling of the udder when HER i f I I 8 8 I R N fN M m fre d h r • w b e h m n k \ B U T H R third retired A ir Forre col- the cow lies on a cold damp floor -p h u l w ffb li •be Lake Mary region Is or Is otherwise exposed to sudden L. Rlsssll who la now cold. i f m i l l M y r e MI W y h t d h h r y c iin w y —iurtil B i T W B an a rt course at RolThe third, he said, la chemical dlige and whoso son Is Injuries, caused by the chemical i f 8 I 8 8 T 8 r e y r e m Sc prep a i d h r h p a iy Hn m I B I T T I B <{• University of Flor- contents of filth In th* barn ra314 SANFORD A V E N U E , ... . . . . . . t msln too long In the udder. il and Mrs. Blssell who,-------- -------------------AfldAat'ith*fre#lnibfc-fcocSttp*rD«Luxa! that’s 3 ways bigger tod batter hr you! See ere from New York City the pleasant seclusion of a tire the extra-big crispers that bold 3 pacha are of Valencia or»nges Driigntd, cngtoMred and built dw wtjr only Air Conditioned for your healthful shopping comfort & r DOUGHNUTS! 50 Per Cent Of West Germany’s Theaters Closed il**4 ])uk°*r rriKAM DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP £ INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER I t! t NEW LOW PMCE! 8 i. i LO O K ! m ill! UIUH STANDARDMODEL5224^ soznitUT ■»r ,r?i LO O M / Deluxe Model $181.75 Super Deluxe Model $289*75 1 International Harvester Refrigerator toom ■(•«» 3 Ways and Gettenf ■Adi®i" '- 'A| ip a r e r e j t ’S Stanley-Rogera togert Hardware Co. Roih where 1 lit ~ / y Jo e Marsh kf ml as m i MMSTI I Windy Sum "Stopped The Show" I f were ever ei weftkfng i Hanrastcf can with to tradition o f ioeoca- of fruit* tod Yfgetablaa, tha enoftnott*" Pantry* parable quality. WHb h i coocaatretkre oa Bln” hr IVi busbela of canoed goods* crack* pd« jth im gad h tp r e w W f / And wbM ltnprorcflMfltl Now, m m a p ic h y wbart you hods. Quiet ‘Tight-Wed” oreebanhaa cores •red h - y h areihMMi apoc^ fli a lah rare little to operate (3>y«ar pcotccdon p h o). core t o y o o l H m dkh Super D etu n e-th e y o u * iM p n o t b M l H uw Href’s tha ”afo the ladga buy” 4) V tA * * * * In ftttgreorew todayl m of SANFORD Mm •M OOF* a f tha r a a li ■m 203-09 E. FIRST ST. « PH0NSU7 m usee f m tim ' l / fl miMStaett H W f N A ! i i . --- — . '•A i t i 'i'V f L . t . ’sVI ’ D MSS ®K h t rtii. ijsff V' ., t KljQHj \ f P I ' �HL'UH.Ha* v -/Tv " ': ' "*■' ; :■' ’ In t i H Ti Tn h y TM Pn ( m I N l> l M m _ '•' '-'j —r rrv* 7■iy I fOLUME 'I l & h e # a t f f l S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Senate Agrees To Senator Seeks V ote On Atlantic lnformationOn “Secret Meet” P act On Thursday Jenner Demands That « 'Use Q f Y ach t C lu b On I,ake Front Is Discussed By Club Hie Seminole County Junior Clumber of Commerce voted ye»* tciday at their meeting at the Tour" t l niter to he willing to mure then Hireling place from the pra* irnt location to whalevat facilities may hr available in the city, and WASHINGTON. July 15—</Y’i to ilia rr a prr plate assessment — Senator Jannet (R-Ind) demand to irpair or refurbiih the new loca­ ad in the Senate today that the tion, but if none i i available and Administration tell the people what notable for the weakly meetings, want on at last night'* huih-tiinli •be organitalion further agreed to conference of top military, atomic, move to tome private establishment diplomatic and congressional Irad m order that the T ouriit Canlar ought he uted to the fullett aatant an. In a speech again*! the N orth 1 by tbe tourists of Sanford and Atlantic Pact, Jenner itormed that -Seminole County. State Rep. J. Breiley Odham the Adm iniitralion it keeping the slated that the Jayccts started the public in the dark about this rounlouritl program in Sanford, and try’i foreign relation!. Then he turned to the twp hour, 1I1«t he M l the organisation should 33 minute meeting held behind d o t­ again lead the way in moving from ed doon last night in historic the only iiiilahle building in the Blajr Houie. the President's »um- ritv for tnurisl use. " I f we ar« conflicting w ith tha mat home. tourists, and their program* by Snatching a copy o f today'i meeting here, then lat’i get 'nut, Waihington Poit, Jenner read a I realise that wa are eoay. and lomfnrtable hare, but I feet It ICm Hi w i I on Paa* T w *l Is foolish to construct another building," Mr. Odham dealatad, "We Initiated the tourist pro­ gram hero, and I feel that w * should do everything posslbl# to keep from hindering a prejact we started." ha addfd. Malcolm MacNelH reported that tha Yacht W uk bgfMimr ease %a , oe-'*YL -*hc» ' *^. Bobert Yon Hatbulla and Cecil furnished and repaired to acaamoCarlton narrowly escaped aerloua da*" the civic clubs. "Tha kitchen at the Yacht Club Injury whan the 1*40 Oldsmnhlle that the former was driving east needs a stove and a refrigerator, on Celery Avenue la it night but the clubs w ill be able to purcrashed Into tha rear of a trailer rhnse those. The C ity h * ' agreed to paint the outside of the build­ load o f lumbar. The driver of the automobile ing. retialr the roof and do some hauling tha lumber, II. F. W work Inside In addition to putting Fraier of Oiteen, told State some new pilings under thr ,lrucHighway Fatrolman H. D. lia r- tore." Mr. MscNalll announced, Secretary A. W. Epps, Jr., re­ riio n and Sheriff F. A. Mem, that ha had (topped at the time ported that progresa Is being of the accident, due to being made In securing a building for blinded by the llghta of an on Florida Fashion* In which to place 300 to 400 machines to be run by coming automobile. negro operators. A report on the Mr. Carlton and Mr. Von Her- matter w ill ba mad* naxt week, bulls ware treated at Fetnald- Secretary Epps declared. Laughton Memorial Hospital for Bratdtey Odham wna named minor cuta and brulm t. What chairman of tha awarda committee made their escape from aevera tha coming year. , „ Injury remarkable, according to ferWoodrow Rlsar and Fred Mur­ officer*, was tha fact that In ray wore welcomed as guest* ami running Into the back of tha Mack Cleveland, Jr., was intro­ trailer a number of boardi were duced as a new member by Presi­ driven through tha windshield Jqhn Bcnkarlk. and clear to tha baak seat of tha dent Members o f the organisation Oldamobtle, especially on tha wera Invited to attend a.barhscue driver*! side. held at Klulm m ea on July 31Although th e 'tra ito r had a ta ll ligh t in operation, tha lumbar hung ao low that no ligh t could Sanford F a n s Demand ba seen. Mr. Carlton told tha of­ F o r Romeo ficers this morning. The law al- P en alty Iowa only a four foot ovarhang, John Krlder, Bnnford Giants and charges of violating this law have been filed againet Mr. Fraa- member of the board of directors Tha lumber was being hauled to of the Florida Stat* League, to­ ar, according to Sheriff Hero. day wired League President J. M, Osteen where Mr, Fraser, who Butler of Gainesville demanding gave hla occupation ia a fisher­ punfshmant on behalf of Sanford man, la building n house. baseball fan* fo r the actions of The wrecked OMamoblfe waa Orlando Pltehar Jim Romeo al taken to R a tliff* place. Tha the Municipal Park hare last eldant occurred near Cameron n ig h t „ Avenue at about lOiOO o'clock "H I* behavior In front o f the bleachers last night waa shocking and uncalled fo r In fro n t of a mixed crowd, Including children, Mr. Krlder said in hla tejera™ to President Butler. A request fo r donation of bath "Sanford demand* the punish­ robe# and pajamaa, naw or usad, ment of Pitcher Romeo fo r his fo r us* of person* entering tuber- actions In last night's gams in fron t o f blaaehar fans fo r using obaeana language and demonatratto ry of tha County Tuberculosis lug hands," M r. Krlder _ urltl w ith W* has Association. continued. Three persons •ntorlni 2 Sanford Youths Narrowly Escape Injury In Wreck Clothing Is Bought For State Hospital W i U,< V * ln C H IEFB CONFEB W A IH IN G TO N , Juljr ! * - ( « Bagratary o f Defense Johnson left WWt# Sulphur by a ir today fo r 7 to tonfer with ____ i there. Ho waa 7*4. high Btfietola of am— gatlod kbyf htf the anted fore**. a HlnEH if w toU be IVB had JohllMO told ranoi w *r«sorters n pui w ii M SIXTH ." j •W I n i '- in in ig ig g g | iU im rw _____ __ __ a# s U lf ftteet oa the •to y started thetr el oaa d door mooting ot Dm Wool V lrglnlo to- r fe v ta m n is in roguesUd to IN VJ e u n lt s , y r a Z ib .' n ____ ___ (Hovw* DCIOXf » * j r & i & e m Continued warm and parity cloudy thrnuch Saturday and Son* day Some likelihood of a f#W afternoon thundershower*. Mod* erale southwest winds. l f t ft FRIDAY JULY 15, 1040 ^ AmodaUd Prttu Leased Wire N o. 234. . .. u _______ la Ilia United Nation* heodmartara In Naw Verk ara bahi£jnT»»tl|«t*4 by tk# J M tltc e V a p a rln in t. Clark, testifying oaf ora a Banala Judiciary aabeommlttae. laantlonad no p m l|a figure on U. N. Emptey**. T a t ha said tka drpartmanl "kaa espionage and InUllganea iNvgstlgation* tending to n rsrn ln j apnroitmai•ly US aliana.” H r added that aboat four par rant-lnrotra partana attacked to tka ti, N. rx t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER xxxx ^ rA u filfa 'J a y c e e . Vole To Vacate Tourist •i THE WEATHER * n t» S t r M f t h — ^ Um P u n i f tk# f f i r l i i tk * P n f t i H af A aarleii P i M l H t f far B u f a t i 1 % r 5 ' 'tnUnTlttaI 'fag tho as ii U f 1reaso n B y Czech’s Reds T r e a c h e r o u s AntivState Riots Were Plotted Bv ArchBishop. Cepica S.tvs • Administration Tell What Went On In Important Session PRAGUE, July 15—(Ah—The WASHINGTON? ~July 1S— (/P) Cierh minister ut lustier de­ — The Senate agreed today to vote clared tonight tb it anyone at­ 4 P. M. (EST) next Thursday on tempting to enforce thr Vull the N d rlh A tle flrtrS rc u iir) T re a ty.} fan's order of excommunication Senator Lucas of illinoti, the ' GownuinUU- .rtuubL hr charged with treason. Minister Democratic leader, obtained the Alexei f rplrkn issued ihia warn agreement. Senator Donnell (RIng in n lung speech „n the na­ M o), representing opponents, ob­ tion's «1afr.church figbl. jected when Lucas sought an earl­ ier vote. PRAGUE, ( rri'licMlnvaliia, lulv Senate leaders are confident tbr 15— r/l*|— lu tlir r Minnler A lrxri treaty w ill be aplfroved. Their pro­ ( Cepirka Imfav acrutrd Roman 'Dwyer of RdV blem has been to get the debate York City * in ilea as hr meets cj-. ■Catholic An libisliop Jm rf Ur ran _______ __ the Waive n « iT anil irn id |dir pirlatr'c Inrtnirtrra on leaving and m fim rm bm shut o ff and____ take a ballot Democratic leaders looked with House where hr conferred qt'P* I fa it Iiv I m»4inn ^agnn>t ib r dal- n . , * . p p . o . . l . . . R n » w « .» plan to extend the Monroe Doctring to Western Europe as a subslitute for the pad. Truman Meanwhile President signed the lemg-renge housing bill and aald It must he put Into operation quickly. Tha President called In more than a score of sponsors of the legislation for the signing ceram0nF* .. . „ Passage of the bill by Congress last week gave Mr. Truman Ids first major victory In his "fair deal" legislative program ............... rh B„jJf ''h iT mlmt" ondr run agntn prs.t.ney |,„ for Mayor Shortly after, he did ||,f rliaugr Ida nilrul ami announced lt'«t he'd run for re-election.' ,n * ( Illte r n ilio M ) n^hr III f C lrrh o ilm ikt.t j Britain P l a n s Two-Way Trade Deal With U. £ : S te e l” Accepts n 0 . , . Presidents Plan For Heading Off Walkout B e ra n A ccu .ad “ g j - Approv il ( I | ‘ B i j 1 Tltrrc” i’tociiicers Del,tvs Stiike At I.e.tst Sixty Days Kt'cids Report On Steel Industry I *■ 'R V . rod., July 1.1—f,P)— A xpnl..m ii, (ur ihc Inland Blvei — l.nrupans - jjp L b jj riunpanr had i»fn nntifin l that llir T lrik iT T i----definitely otr '• rite apnkesmafl ^ ii,l hi. ,-fimnanv li.nl received ................. ft, mi, il,r r lO U nit­ ed rttfrl,, nrkrre niiloti following tbr rump \ a ce ptaure of I'rrs,drill 11 Miii.cn'-, (iO-d a y " |M|ai r IM.,( ,, r |MI(.e, , , r "I 'b r >'bm, I, 4*vtiititivii«t-Kov^riircl II- tpnlce lirbne I'M I Hi IN .II. "tieac lifiom and Cwr(#,m 1 i', sterlu urkcr I tulip ^fiitr i% 4Htl I’rexldent fodnjr fRIHDINT Of ritl CIO, Philip Murray (left) reads a report on economic! conditions in Hie slrel Induitry to members ot the aleel workrrs' wagepnliry rommitlee in rutsburgh, Murray's ipeerli was ba.rd on a retmrt bv Hubert II Nathan (right), Washington economist. Tlia CIO chief did not disclose what action would be taken on President Truman's reT'est Co postpone for 80 days a threatened netlon-wlde steel strike I Pealed next to Murray are (1. to r.): Arthur Goldberg, NSW A general rocinsel and James G Thlmmes, USWA vice nresldent cfnfernnltomiO I Summer Is Rival To Winter Trade At Florida’s West Coa.st Beaches I Three Guardsmen Are Promoted To Rank Of Sergeant „re .nicu saying! ran all expresa i strike has been has hrrn the goal store th r start of M iirrst said, " I u lirre .a firm haa dftii s p ,l „„ , ,sr «„ in ip i *frf. haste I),,, I'rrsl- ■ *1 W 'V .H IV . 11W |,i|g H" '. r | m. In.i n ' gi ,nls bowed *" I 'c Htlr nt I , mu in , loMilrnce to■ln Old 1. ■■|ilr I In. |d 111 lor JealM>C Mltli llirt* Id .., liltpllle. •" , d - mill-in nieinhcr CIO I mi. | t n l \V .|lrr» .ilready had M■rptej it. t Ii r at I loll .if (lie "big tllir, ' | |1H ti h -id -d o il for ll l-C.I M) ,i ,v, , »ii ile «i lie Juted h•M >otnf p il'd , at midnigh* M i of H - .m-illrr companies ilready l).»f 1 ■Cittrrd lo M l. Tru­ man'i j>m _ ll »H,j * 1;* appoint a tliFtfp -fnfiml "r l'" ,r d tri investigate llir u.tkjr lie IMnot ' 1,-puie anil make t»*i •*rum od. It >c>. i.,i ,« irtllem rnl kstilfr, v> tk f t iiiiiiiir > for (if) days. \ Itr ! u: ♦ ii r>- U 51. Steel, II SMSlint IF 1 fin r* ft* tffd ) Shells Rcporlctl Missing In Bell V0!V‘ 1 ?*•" ci ,• r Palls On Stricken OhOOting l <•s c Northeast Stales Robert P. Beatty Is Charged With Breaking* Entering atss '"dir'1" mi. .■fit JwygjTf.,' --'j 1 -M o I V II la t in in M oi* I>, 1,1 i ,, m pill I , nf the Hi ' >i I cm ■1• ratlcrn Stll'Ms I I , Tim I' llll 111.,, W. ,<i ' 111 1- m 1 in >sld ..... 1 lu ll the- all,,--,, i 111 general 1 II mi to from >., i m I ’,HOllllmin \',',ni.„ic .. I *'Mi(liern I > i * cm I, of New Hum|. -led .lei ,ey Now %. ■, i * .c . was f *i > > Tlic light • '-Vent her il . Mite m*. Rurc-uu .aid, ■ g rupi tcnl t" i* 1 ■ r 11 which I,-, ■' ■lllhtis of i mm rnin dollars I imi i,;. "b . Knln for ci,*• i ,- H fell ,>••*! i i ,i Ii night arru e.cc I•••t *1" >• 1 lay In Other -I............... . JUHt'i of ll.M >1 . I ■1, II' ( Hill We d< mi t’l .ims mol over T emperntin. . .,,, the eoiinti f, mm 1b, it 1, m, ea,t■1st Itendwnvd I > th- \ tl.iMt i Ingj lire ,l>g1.»ty I ,'i m the Great Lake , , gi " I ,'1 but wrather pre'-aib"! It ••i, Ibe Rocky MeuiMtii," , ■ (!',■ r ■ im coast. A low ,'f 15 , , • i " 1- ! ,t CadilI mc. Mb'h , e itly • - 1> Tbe mer, hi , -<■,1- > a d imbed to I IP at SH' ec I ',i ■ ' aid . and to 117 at H I. t 11,-. ' i f , In ilia desert It was H5 ii ' inon, Ar i t , and 113 it I'I micmi < ■\ii; The high ill Boise, Id* . -)'*;* !•!» and t'5 at Portin'"'. f>*e :*o I ranclscJ was out id Hie !■ 1 1"" with » cool 69, 1 C H U B C IIII I If * SPEAK LONDON, Julv 15 -(/P i-W in s ­ ton Churchill wilt net forth the conservative party's policy for lha 1950 clectirn ill u ',tirai- apeecl)’' onc week from tomorrow. R.A D. Butler, ono of the party Iratlcn, made till* promise today ■t a meeting of the conservatlra 'hf* central council. THE WE/VTHER JACKSO NVILLE. Julv HIGH 88 Birmingham 92 Charleston 87 Cleveland 9(1 Memphis 95 Oklahoma H iy 1U t’hoaulx 98 Ban Antonio 96 Shrovepnrl 10 Winnipeg 94 Jaekionvllls •7 Miami Orlando Tallabau a* t t * V * P+1 *' ii:' iwfV , LOW 76 77'. 68 71 70" u ; 71 2 * •8 Tt n ; 94 * T 4• -.€ 91 f» ■;!f Jia! '■i ..•v’ . i* '"•K’ *■ * r ft * 'itfm r iii f., " I think «f ti istit that uc fried. That uf the uric,in negotiations." steel industry know relnsfii anti-tt sir Molt In a statement ■§ “equips the federal O n F l C 1 u V M C H I o i l ICI 1 flu* unfit r mniMif r |e lined line the measure M c i i t i K T o S o l v e a trnible null. Illif til government,, for tlie first tlm >. t.._ —. . . . In ‘ * t ■ , .a w ith effective meins for. ■llllnil aiding f .allies anidlifi 'ifftclal cd the D o 11 n r Problemi* I gmemmrut cities In tha vital task of clearing due, tly ittac Iced I ’npr slums and 1'rhutldlng blighted 1 h i - M l. ltfihiMg LONDON. July I *>—</p)— Drt IP’,"" V" " S '.... . fi«e Pontiff areas.” Ha said be ia submitting to tain and her dominion, may a il " ' ll ............ F..*c»...i . ., . , c , . , . i .\tth«ngti tb< ■*.ti,.|l,.,| pri-a, Congress "immediately" a re quest for sdilltlonal appropria­ the United M at*. In join that* to .......... . vt( tion* necessary to finance the pro­ a two-way multi-million dallsi i , ,,i t„.nplc-..7t, |,<, rm i ol Him ,, Iradr part to help *olve ihe W^thl r ' i t a - -of t l , Vatican deciee gram this year. And senators agreed tentatively dollst crisis. . ex—n*miintcdt"iB C«mnittnlst. to slash 11 ,'-’60,000,000 front pro, , . , r , . Mtmatei of Inforination Valav Highly qualilied infnrmanls said Ki'iieckv r e flc ti t the Cnninmnist posed m ilitary spending this fiscal today this is the a|ipioach gwet ange iat the ehnrch’s action. By ASSOCIATED PRESS . member of tha Senate ap- favored .by Britain for the • Sneaking at s meeting ot the Summtr business is mighty good at Flot'd.i west toss! bearlirs priatlons committee, who would term sohiUon of her. shortage j socle'/ of frtenJv of ^araocratii: of ib t cuatomcrs are ftom inland Flonda and ulhrr SouthSpain commemorate the tilth i permit u s af hi* name, sard /iliev stinb'ei»*ry nf the niitbreak ot the easi rrn dates. They don't throw thp rash mound quile n tirelv guts o f about jlS 0,000,000 were dolls n. The- Whole idee, votad early today et a closed-dmu stressed, is fer from tom plri Sint't'b rtcil war. Kopecky ebarg a* thr winter vraitors Irom thr told North, hut thry’ir , ert.nnlv welcome Continued an peg* t""> lh e r- >ie Hill a good many tinreiitril rolt.ige, uni ip.nluieuli. furl Finance minister* of eight l'"m - | r t iii.ii ibe Vatican it still sup monwealth enuntriea who weir m | P',i»M g Mu. rcguiic1 ,,f Di'iicuails- J they arc mostly flit- very high ■no I i in. m i " Kiicni'o price,I olid, All in all, thing.' Inivr session here today ate sliplvmg l'"pc* I'icia X II I i Ic-chciI the- Its*!- picked ti|> mid pcikcil up hiii,,- thr this appioach. Il baa hren * c m Ivr- I < m I c..'til iinnina, tileceil th*' i|«vs wlicn siimiiMM in ioiiiudiili iM' ed al least informally bv Aiur>" hi ‘ i,•‘cm,in plan,'a which nlliichcul I M,'t(, n llid -t givc-ii HWay In lulc and Britisli treasury rln c li l-iin l | , l , c l ;,u,l I m Iii ) he i-t keeping mhuios over n dull ppiind t'lr iir w r t'fI Bench Imcx I.', i*fc W. Snyder and Sir Slalfcml ' >>t-s>v | 1,. 1.1c .-*iMg bund .n fr tin- blmtdv I , mi dli iialiu-.blp," hnpei'ky r,»,il nun c visitura than la-,f -.ucn - a l llirir recent talks i I \" d i Im , pnpnl ptnlog*-. | nici, rhmnhpi uf CuniiuMcr Promotion to rank of sargeant I 1 , i i hmhardui have llir m tjirv Paul t'icht irp,nti-d Ihc The informants said lltr Ihunh of John W. Rumblty, Tnlmadge E. ......... .. ,!»,idee Miir pnopli-':. dc tiuuncinl I w r m e Is dctinit, tCaattassa os ras< In n , Smith, Jr. and James C. Hamler ... in.y and attempt to disrupt 'hough no official figun--, a*f was announ'ied at tha Armory last L l ‘ »|ll« ’ f,l I'M I fid llis n s.* 'girv-ive order, avnilntde in niiilstiason. rig ht nt the meeting of Co. I, t>', ,' dare to peraesutr with ex( Kium .St I'eter: burg r. 'if 124th Infantry, National Guard. in s T r s I . K’uns iMnnionicntion l l u m f itliolh- hearhi's ,-Mines the word I.ieut. Raymond Kadtr, com­ I n f t t U l i t t r l im m > „ hr, obeyed Ihc vntcea o f 1 ‘ Beaches ute enjoying .i In lie, Aliev manding officer,, announced that Moot f'nllndic <*n11m-11'nI‘rs and me summer business than (hey d’ 1 al! men of tha company are now • lieg with the people " last Miinincr Mure pe„pl, ,>>■ I Al U llA .v d 1 |ol , r* 4/Vi fully preparad and equipped *o go The roimnunist Jirea* of Prague finding the lienchea n g....I (die r on the annual ancampmant to 1 \ ( III ill! FI * | ■irV i fi IOC.I lor .1 ,h„wed •.iinilnr anger II ■>ah| Vati to spend a vacation." held at Fort Jackson, 8 . C „ July Robert P. Realty, 30, a n i- 'sd excMinniunlealiona ,<f t'oiiiniun Tin- report from Anna M h h , k fill l|| a |# il III t ftflhf i lion with 23 through . Auf ' T'. yesterday after noun »n „ ■' ,,cc> , .i, mm.I Iheir anpportera are pari I-.Ihih I, Bradenton's heaidi ie .i,ii. ♦lie itf.tl vlttc.fMl^ ti! I Id Hell Motion pictures showing tend­ M'|M*rt»f!v * ml#* i dr.nl end ing of maps and range finding on of braaking and entering, m l ' I- f „ tc litn ill "liate eainiiaign a- wmi even mora encouraging K'„allaa*e Oa raa» T«*«l lowing hla arrest ami c-i.nf, mi "Anna Muila laliind n liaviug '"d iv when Slier,II I lin k Sliiwl.rdifficult terrain, and a film de­ of stealing $51 Wr dnesdav •a'hi Ita best lummer aeaium in hi-tmv voted to hygiene and eleanllnoaa from the B A (! Orm-erc >' "p, Oliver Davis Dies although tourists aren’t thrown,,; III 1tv f f 1**11Ifd |*t -1'.I d,e||, f nunj were «hown. 601 Celery Avenue. way their money as in nthrt f'k fl*F ilfllfv *74* III", Ml* Company I haa more than 00 In Sanford Jail ■years." A package of Chcktc-rficM ■g >1men and la commanded by four U f laid Ii f put llir tlirll. and -------At Anna Maria, low and rued officers. I l la »drt of tha 40th cites which Beatty dropped '•:l* 1'Bf 4JIFHI Imllrt 'hi an .aah tcay Police today wrre trying to toturn priced units are booked s»!id leaving the store was not• -• Division which fncludaa man from mi lii> nfftcr iflef i-iinmug Iccun Georgia and Florida. Brig. Gen­ terday morning by Patrolmac, J -nte relatives of Oliver R Davis, anil prospective renters me h. Ml, who died In Ills sleep . early turned away. Those with c m, •l , UFkI lIV fm(!lUs<llt , 1c eral J C. Hutchison o f Sanford A. Pattnrson during poll.,.......... . HIV* <lh(AiKM|| I. pensive lodgings (above- U-U commsnde the Florida portion of gallon nf the lohhnry and pi ' "led 'Ids morning *• the f l l y Jail, ♦ ikr fttf f f Ii | f11 1M(| 1 Jetnl* ri 3 a clue that led to Beatty'............ The death was attributed to n M'aallauao om rag * ihe division. f*if tillru tlirrn fit tl'i fr„i It laid Pollco Chief Boy G .. ......... . heart attack by Dr. J N. Tolar. ---------------Sanford alao haa tha distinction no day | ) f . O l l S t a V e N l- 'W IH iM t John D. Carlton, npernt...... I " e I'm'-* wns serving aa Ml of having Llaut. R. A. Newman, ■'hmi iruif* i-tiil i In* recj lied hooked on oil after being hooked tr i_ n _ ■ ,, , ,1 Jr. on tha gsnaral staff o f tha ■tore, revealed to poll,-,- ib,> »t sentence ibrrweic sevrn ,lirlt, and three barge of loitering on June 10, Visits In Saiitonl division, Capt. John Pope on tha 8:00 o'clock Wednesday evening. »act whs picked up by police In h id liccn lu-d. 1ml we , .mie to the regimental staff gad Capt. Roy Bsattv had asked him In open i|„ Municipal Bail Park where (Caatlaaa* Oa Pag* V«o Dr. Gustavo Newman, H7 vci* I <"I’f hiur,n lliat mily one was freeh­ Green on tha battalion ataff. M. In Incd been found sleeping. The Sgt. T. V. Brown ltd * bean with body was takon to tha Erickson old retired physician, a fu> nil • >r I ly fl.rd " sldont at th* Centrol Apartnicnis, •. , , , . , , , Co. 1 for X l yaara. Llaut. R. L. Allen Buys Silver Fnnrial Home. l i " w .; M pirted to have been »n*l now livingr in Orlando, ......... \ ^ *>ody Zimmerman la M the battalion F le e t Cab Company Imm in Douglas, Oa„ and hia Jt,l,n Leonardy yesteruy I n h id only a six-dumbei cj|Nicily staff as a chaplain. of many year* Dr. Newman rundm i ||,c d irn ll u ,d M n Hell had tuinAll man who daair* Information FBI record Bated anumber Mr. and Mrs. J M Gmtislrs places where he hadi beep regarding tha NaHontl Guard ar* been arrest­ al In" spite ardto of n f hka B ,' 0,,V h » ago, Dr. TNewman "< . ............. ... shell, over to. the Da- * In ' . . 'Including advised to eontw t M. I g i Brosrn yesterday sold the Silver licet ed for vagrancy, does a lot o f walking, can ri..... .. I'olHe. ami he svs, udormed she C*b business and le.xsa to operate akland, Calif. I.and and or Llaut. Kadar, ar to attend and down stairs, reads firm print I, ,,| entpc—4 ch- p, i„|'» , haniher* meetings at IlOO o'clock on T h u n ­ at th* Gteyhound Bus Btathui »’• COMPANY MOVES without glasses, ami has fsiclv fl. A. Allan, taxlcah and bus »p day nlghta. i t iinttttB ffl on tw a l A The Echols Bedding Co. Is plan good hearing, lie llkcis to wear •rator. nlng to move its office from Us snappy, stylish clothes. Tb# taxicab bualnrss ha.- been Dance Series Planned operated _ ___ ............. .. Gmirale* . i Sanford Avenue plant to tho formLooking after needy pat'ent. Hnrflun Kleutfid To by Mr.............. ami Mrs. ncV M~ay,^ 1940." They have hen ' ei site of the Music Box In the w*s one of Dr. Newman’s major line For Teen*A|e Group Conservation Board activities, hs revealed, lie* hx • occupying office and parking j Ptlores* Theater building. made Intensive study of pirvc-n apace at the hus station slm-e il A dance fo r Mfh-whool ago Gtnrgt* Harden, dairyman, was Don of disease, higher medicine PROPERTY REVALUATION people of BaitfoM, «U 1 . bo gtoen waa opened In July, 1947. and have i ledi I s nieinhcr <>f the .Seminole rl-EAR W ATER, July l 6- ( / P ) - and surgery, on Saturday a t th * Tourlat Can­ operated three and four taxirshs Tax Assessor Harschel Sterling Count) Soil Cuimcrvatlon Board ter betwaaa ItOO F. M. aod 1 1 m id­ Tha caba were not Included in the ha, brsn authorised by tha board d ■,u|,ii)i'oro. kuliject to confirm­ CLOSED FOR REPAIRS sale. night by tha “ Mr. and Mrs, Hotnei Little have ation by State Soil Concarvatlon of county commlstlooari to pro­ Professional :W * ceed with the county's firs t re­ closed their restaurant at San aulhortties, County Agent C. R. . LEG IO N M EET Is tha fir s t o f • valuation af real aetata at a ford Avenue and First Sttmt t<* Daw*'," Htmoiinced ic l »y. The * Banford boys who attended to bo gtvoo th ru cost of $124,270, financed Jointly allow time fa r Improvements sud Hull ws, lield Tuesday. "Boy» Btata" will be guest, »f mer, or aa long $ r j g j n - Campball-Loeslng Post 63, the by the assessor's excesa fees and alteration*. They will reopen the It F Cooper Is chairman of joyed, Mr*. Sour Wlulaaa, Board which Includes C. A. W i appropriation from plae* on Aug. 16. Amarican Laglon at a *«PPfr a special president atated f Fern Park; T. L. Lingo, Ovl m atting Monday night si 7 00 taxes. Thera w in bo CLARKE ACQUITTED and R. C. Mllwee, Longwood, o'clock at tha Legion Hut of tho aetivlttoo FUNDS SLASHED LEEDS, Eng., July IB— — ip lt wOl bo poop TALLAHASSEE, July 16-(/P) Edward Clark* waa acquitted to­ TO BET H U N T DATES NO COURT CUT lion* to day o f a charge o f raping his TALI AllASSEE, July 15TALLAHASSEE, July 1 6 -W —The State Bevekaga Department own wife, faced with a cut In operating ' The Florida Game and F -F lo rid a '! circuit courts scent Z ti’S ? .Clafka, a 85-yser-old truck going to ha*a to cut back alffE funds, today reduced the umouni toward allowed fo r travel expense* from With moat other general fund menta $ agenda* because of tha Stale fin- $7.50 to I 6.M a day fo r all per­ 1949-60 hunting season. 7 lag th* sonnel. * a * willing, Director Cotrmen Newman sal, Mrs. A department announcement Tha_wifa'a version was dlffer- dates will be set for ih o o tlg f « t 2 o S Z v B u d .., C . W complalnsd that Clarko l released tha total appro- ■aid three top officials o f the de­ partment also had voluntarllj •iiy ' ito an out of the deer, turkey, squirrel and quail a month .J d her over a wall, Tha open seasons on migrator B T ifi agreed to _9fergo" *100_the flana* Imato with her de- birds are sat by tbs federal go* eases o f most srnmsnt•tongglM. m. iment, Mr. Truman i*'d n rt Inly | 5,— I/P) - t lu atrlke in tbr ,lr r | Industry ha* hern .irrrtn l M im a) issued * I f pick a i tainted that Reran msnit'orcl tie.,i lierom cminrc linne w ill, li.irian f lie inira1' ami ill,It, with Vstir •Mi eniitvine,, fjif dl( \\ I'l'dlfil 7 tmre pin, vti-iMiime It had begoo t,r„,k,„K ,t, 11„ ns res back fo (i||| Mprr jitMfi , the i enli ,| tinn Cnnuniltce id lltr National I tont h e r hisliiqi a 7! ■ �International Health S anford H erald A1 « M M e b lla a r r s e llre e , H r l a Ik a a h s . r r e e la tle s s s s * a s t lr r a e a l e r l a l a n r a l a tow lh a s a t M u ra le I a s fe eile, * tlll be e b a rg e g a t r r a u ie r a l t r i l M s i r a t a l , .V s lln e a llr ' H r j * 11 llr a r e a e a la t l Ja r., A r w V e r b , l.'b lra a e , d e ll * , M , ‘ l , »r. aa d Ml. I.o a le . The Mrrelit Is ■ member at tseerlalrit |,r„ , which la eaili eatiuaUclr i„ is, ".. for ■» toe local erw a sHa I CHICAGO, Jtolyi 15— W )—On# pressman suffered minor burn* end M olher employee of the Chicago Defender, a negro weekIv newspaper, were driven from their job* early today when a gae bomb w m .huritd tnto prass- w m i urn Having rocky going. Visitors there lire upending more money, hut I#** on nonessential*. Drug store huslne** h«» doubled, fur example, while bur| tender* are alum A t St. Petersburg’* Gulf beach| howevur, °rnur« desirable I. Delegates from 64 nationz to the second United Nutionn World Health Assembly in Rome made several deci­ AP Foreign News AsslyM sions which have the potential power t o m a k e radical (F o r D e W Itt M s c K e s s ie ) changes in the lives of millions of people. In co-operation with the United Nations Food and Agri­ Supp'>*c a Polish Cathode pea­ cultural Organization, both health improvement and soil Ini.* u pig fur sale. I conservation are to be forwarded by the cultivation of ten sant Suppose he takes this pig to I million acres of poorly-used land in areas where diet-de- market, and while there happen* B r C a r r ie r .... a * H e a th bree M o s lh s la M n a lb * .... Gas ‘Bomb* Thrown y’l u m ' -Florida B eaches •- M utual To Aid P rice 'O f Groves, Corey Says ( L 'm i i a a r i Vimm P h i B i l l A ♦Vwirnllt/Vl a ltlftu e>4 M n n tn l to read some notice or pamphlet Association, issued by the Polish government. Z e d of a pint whisky bottle ‘J 'f . , t,,:ner“ l business I* ahead Where doe* thl* peasant stand tilled with a form o f mustard g a *.. ? under the Vatican's order of ma­ lie **ld the bottle shattered u* ****• . , .. awainit a beam and th* fluid „ Clearwater and the St. jor excommunication T , snsttered on Melvin Granger, 23 1 et*r«burg beaches beamed »uinAccording to the translated text, it looks as if the peasant la not a pressman. He luffered burh» ,n,>r advertising at Southeastern ‘ elute*, with very good result*. Tho lack of jfanfare with which the work of thin Unltccl subject to excommunication. That Clearwater also drew many people Natlonn ntibqldlary is carried out in deceptive In the light of la reserved for Catholics who per- 1was t l'rum Indiana and (Jhio, where no "1st In being or supporting Com''mtnt iU really carth-ghakinK Importance. Never before In the hlnadvertliment* were run. munisl*. Tht tory of the world him the ijlight of u .starving, dlgeaHe-rldden Anna Maria, which centered it* Hut it doe* look a* if he might pre*" advertising un Florida's ridge child in Burma, for instance, Iwcome the concern of the he denied the Holy Sacrament of fourtI whole world, im re presented in this meeting ]n Rome, hi* church if sumt-liody should get *IW 1 technical enuugh to decide that he cn In had read something that "set [ , , forth the doctrine or activity of I Communists." In a country llka ,J"J"', Hynteriii over poiwible foreign itnd domentic enemien Poland, with a Communist govern- , Ih not confined to the United Staten. So George V. Allen, hh- inent and a population that I* n* mostly Catholic, It *eems this eurt , Hlatant necretary of atate for public affairn, told a meeting of thing could happen on a large Steel S trike of the American National Red ('ron« at Atlantic City. “IlyH- scale. teria here", he nald, "la not one hundredth of what exiatH On the other hand, If the pea,r«e»iaaag Pram P m * Oa#> 1 r Z 'iJ ■——««• rant doe* not rend the government BJ , | , h . r T Z l K e p u b d c -re j.v i« l , “ „ , Z ! y 7 w * «* u7y iyp«»' w X behind the Iron Curtain". when Mr. Truman Mdy yp. The radio Jamming of American and other foreign notice, he could just as easily get .ci. Into troubie wUh the authorities, i J .ce d It Tuesday. Their stand erw U d s ln c Z Z l" ^ ! " . ' broadcaata atteat to the Soviet uneiiHineHa over the poanibi- __This Imaginary peasant sug,val he should,.n£i_iuul*r. th#. “ v lity that aome unauthorized idea might leak through and g e ts the plight o f m illion, of % ,.|U r tle y U w . That law p ro -T , “ m reach aomeone who hitherto had heard nothing but canned Catholic* since th# Vatican's order ¥i(|,.„ f „ r fact-finding hoard* but i , 1 tn|enl house, a LAKELAND , July 15—(JPl— Florid* Citru* grove* now selling for $1,000 an sere would be worth twice that if tha Industry had an orderly marketing program, a Florida t ' 1'™ 1 Mutual official r Mnfl. .. eiss/iiff.ln.it sst B e a tty Jailed IC m M s s M W*nm P a g e O at I the store In order to purchae* two packages of Chesterfield dgaretes. In hi* coufesilon Beatty diecloeed that whllu buying the cigar­ ette he had noted there was con­ siderable money lit Ihc cash regis­ ter. A fter Mr. Carlton left to go V into the house, Beatty entered the store In th* rear and stole 13.1 In bills and $18 In cl^ng*. About (30 o f this money has bee.i recovered, according to Police Chief Williams. Beatty has been employed in this section as a wash house work­ er and farm hand, said Chief W il­ liams. |lJtf (u,n . y,,in la y , (ji*It>i ty marketing I* one of the keynote* of Mutual'* program, Tllt. xu,iercooperutlv# ha* memr ,stro llin g 80 tier cent of th# n nU,>e citrus tonnage. "While we can do a good job with thnt much, we could be tremendously more effective If we could add another 10 percent , The Bllile was translated into Corey *uid. the Gothic language almust 100 yeai* after the death of Christ. _______ __________ _ Secret M eeting Hysteria In Russia D r. C. L. Persons OPTOMETRIST suasion. Another session, at which E r a * a * a m la .4 - Olaaaaa fltt*4 additional cut* are planned, was H e a r * * • IS. 1-8 S a l. B-1X nc bed tiled for later today. a tla e il- Kaitnaal a e a b ■ ■ *«. TOHAV.H 111111-K VKHHK The House un Apr. 13 passed a bill providing 116,000.000,000 cash mid contract authority fa.' the This hsn hsppaned many llmsa, Army, Navy and A ir Force*. bnl humanity s till dwell. In aafety Hfiuitur* who hope tu balance aad prosperity. Vuu are o f more tbe budget during the next 13 . ! • } “ * '*■» » ■"» xparruwa. T h ! igarth ahull reel to and fro like a mimtiis have been cuncenlmtllllj , j.iy—affujit».-Utl_ this—Oitfpostdrunkard.— ___ _ iif all apprupriotlun*. Il tin I d ir lira t that burnt ut Oil# senulur *uid tbesu economy iinives have bet-n approved; tui! it ■ tiling, bkr tills. Mir lamps government propaganda. . T P ,., : “ V i....i L------................M W * n h .h S l n „, J S V r t C " « 1. A *700,000,(1(10 reduction in Another development, Ii-hk Imiwrtant but alao aignificaught souurely between twu rK(JI,uremlatluns, fhbunr irv ra l. dial while we were Don’t L e t The r.iutl* alluweil by Ibv House fur ............... . supreme authority an.......... , ,he face of White House ^ ^ “ l"U l' dying of dir lira l down h rir, dial 'tin . A ll Forres. bunch “ I cheap political hacks in A move tu eliminsta all unehigher than itself in it , claimed t Mhlehem, the No. 3 pro- 1 “ L t Z e ‘'w -n abovc Fly Fisherm en T allah siirr w rrr iprndilig $1,763 province of humanaffaire.T h e lJ ir r ; then Republic, No, 3, and "veruee In - L e a r e m ^ and . , year enlixtliieut* in the Army, Navy ami Air Furcr*, with an exconflict arlne* la-cause Commun- (finally, "big steal" Itself, Hie LI. 8. , . K •*** afKB “ n,i -ol the taxpayers money to intlall peeled saving o:if 150,000,000. Ism sets itself tu govern all hu-j.sierl Corporation. * , . . . sir com litiiinru in their uffices C atch All (IliiMi ciiligri‘**ioiiul developman affairs, and tbe church holds ,\|| emphasised that they wuuld l '!Ml.!ur "*ach *'a* a new while lliry w rrr irnding oul proItself supreme in spiritual mat- h0, |M- bound by tbe bourd's nillllon-dollar apartment develop- liirnt*: .p*|anda ahout "frontier frugality" Atomic—rilfltlbers of the Huuse•urs. tecommendationa. Mr. Truman * " • * • Mo«l « •» building there, The BASS Our peuHard, by the millions, had not asked that they, or tllu while rom furtoblr and attractive, Hrnale Atomic Energy C’oinmltt*** and cutting d ir w rlfo rr hrnefit* of miun, bind themselves tu take J* •)[** ln the plush Miami Reach at ic tided u super-secret confurenev iFIbrida'i |ionr down hodden underhe hoard's proposals, [tradition, witli the President uud other high privilcdgnl c la ttri hy 23 petcenl. U. 3. Mice! already had banked , "Mine situation Is vvldenl gnvi'i nliieiit, inilitury and conome furnaces and given outward * l Anna Maria. Hummer iMiildlng gie**ional official* lust night at his children, _ _ _______ vldence* __ of _ a w lllllignei* to take {* UP percent, but »o far there Blair House. ' The application o f -tinj c Trzsco . . -when itit b“ H been nothing in the luxury Foreign aid—sponsurn retreated i country like Cxechuxluvakla these *i strike, If necessary, when Tieniportaiiou (.'ompany with the 1Hi per cent but olhurwlat! stuck days, if they go to school, they finally announced at 1;U0 P. M. .,]n|cntalp Commerce Comrniiiton by llir ir plan to force the buying go to CommtiniNt school*. Are that il would go along with the for a permit to operate refrigerated of nearly 13,000,000,000 worth of their souls doomed to purgatory President's plan, MarcuH Loew bumped into it d<*ml end n numbor nf becalm- they learn from CurnmunJrarge le rv itr between Sanford and surplus fm hi eiops fur the fo r­ “(lur views are unchanged with eign aid piogrum. J!*Ttentun, N. J. is an etlrnufaging timtm duriiiif HIh life. Ho u|*etiv«l n print ghup and that fall- [xi touchers, or teachers using respect to the pruprlety of the action. We feel wo are living com.Senaior .Mayhunk (U-.HC) said •‘ indication of better lliin gi lo come. , tic), lie wont into tho fur bindtmHM tin; year tho fur tratlo c!uniinuiil*| leitbouksT In- might be willing tu lake Into To good Catholics, this can lie prlird to folluw III order lo avoid ;:T h i. concern it eonlrollrd by tlie collapwed. He aw itched to volvutoon ca|H!tt and that wasn’t Ju mallei of spiritual life or death, a strike. We s till believe that tlm account the over-nil 10 per cent JUTreilier brothers who operated a any gorgi cither. Ho wom at last nporatiug a penny nrcado T'o citizens of Communist coun- <|urstion of whether this nation filial cut made hy the approprla- ^ HuctTHHfully when tho motion plcturo camo Into IminK anil tr| tli lion* committee. Tld* would have [ •abatge line for many years on die '*, il cull lie life or death, per- is to have a fourth round of wage j (lie effect of requiring the Eco- i Increase* or other increased em£S|. Johns K ivrr under the name almoHt cloHod up his place. Lnow tried a projector on tho |0,|. socoinl floor of his amide. He utmndoned tho urcudo and ! niniiii- Cooperation Aduiinl*tr«tlim < Tiie Vatican lias unsheathed It* pluyinent cost* at this time should •"of the St. John. Hivrr TrunipnrtaHrltidh T rade Attach a 2-ft. Deader j ami the army tu buy ubuut |1 ,-j *u|Mcine weapon mid the Com- nut be determined on the basis of operated projector!! in empty slorott and hallH. That w aM tho JUlion Company. Tliey know wliai IHIM), null, IM M ) In farm *nrphi*e* th ir l iniinlst* have asked for It. They the president's plan, birth of tho iilckloodoon. Ho opened the first real voice and Streamer Fly to Jj|tlrey are doing. And they wouldn't yeur. have ut tucked the church In all the 1 In u telegram to Mr. Truman, theater, and when It clicked he disposed of his show-stores countries | Maylmrik iudiruitsl the sponsor* uf enNlrni Europe, and Benjamin F\ Fairies*, president • ibe pulling in a batge line if they a good Top W.dor and went into tho theater hnsiness full time. When tho even in northern Koreu. aren't giving up the idea, despite uf II. H. Hlcol, said his cuinpuny J'^jidn'l know where the traffic was theaters were threatened with sufficient pictures, he went Mrorig opposition by administra­ The Communist* huv« had a iot still uuestloned tho proprluiy of Lure. Then you arc • ‘coming from to tuppori il. tion lenders, EGA Administrator into production. There was always a new road off that dead of experience at this. The Nu*aMn Mr. Truman's proposal silica it IM ' W • ,f . Paul (i. Huffman nnd the three church exists today, was not taken under the Taftgetting smarter than •* The plane dint crashed in India end. When he died in ID27. he was head of MOM, mill In, big farm organisations. “ use the Hovlata found ; Hartley A«t. control, besides, of 800 theaters.— Dolph Shi Dulles—New York's freshman Son which H. R. Knickerbocker and they could nut wipe out religion'1 "'Y* feel we are being compsllSchool Bom. svnator, John Foster Dulles, ap­ without wiping out the people wh» j ed to follow in urder tu avoid u J||I2 other newspapermen were killed D ividt* A n d C o n q u e r _ partly __________ ________ __ peared headed for mad lucre comfollow It and hecauae_________ tire strike," Fairies* declareil. sowas sabotaged, says M r^ D o ro th y — . ... Urtlimlox church In Bussia adjust', Rut', ha aalii: < inimi* and culunlt* over u »ut p assign inertia,, Older rpemS ltandoE. a corrdipomliiH for the urp'GfeH,8 -ttA r pulled the seniority rule oil a * The Charlotte (N. C.) News tells this story. A Char"'V m.*'1! *° rul*'L „ 1 d» wt wish, if it ran •“ Now York Herald Tribune, who |..i * (Irtptnr Invited one of hlfl friends a rent estate man i.. TP., '* .nnl move to ge^ Idm on the important ""F ,h* Roman , poyxlhly U *volil#(|, to have «ur ( Mils, the Informant* said, would , nV ,ri * , . , I Gathullr church of today I* Ilk# I production of slw l stoppnl, and assuru th# Commoiiwualth of a Foreign Belaiiuns ('onimitt##, S t u d left the plane brrnuie she lotto doctor mV l However orthodox church uur employ#* deprived of tliu up- *talda dullnr flow mid would onDemiH'rntlc Leader svwas afraid il would lie. Why wuuld to It public RlWltlnif OB sw.lullzed mtclkinu. rill frit.Illl said till' BuHsiuu ......Rrilaln ...... .. ami ......... ................. .. ... I -Ileus of Illinois suggested tha l hu couldll t make it. Why, lirutl l you alarmed at the threat that I kiw#i| lo til# Hovlutx, aicapt purtunlty tu work for th# next aid# her partnnr* tu Saif be salioUgcd? "Dec ause", site of socialized medicine?" asked tho doctor. 1dun Imtli ur# rhurcli#* and church- 80 day* umlar th# terms of uur go on inlying lurg# iiuuiitltl#* u f t Repuldlcan furt-lgn uffulr* expert Jl'continuri, "we {the 14 American "Sure", aaid his friend, "But where were you doctors t'" dint nr* muds up uf pkopjv. pra*eut labor contract*, with ut- American raw materials such «» l >:Conetpondrnli who lisd loured the a ll these ye ars the real e s ta te men have been fig h tin g Wld#*|in-od r#lH-lllon may al- f , i a,nl " t l ' t * 1!!' ,u di# commun- 1 tobacco nnd cotton, Th# British hope tin- trad# pint i I! i i f i. -,<■ r#urly hnv# la-uun in r'ta *L ,.b ^ Ida* In which lliry r#sul#. I l Dutch Ka»t Indie* iludying the i| .... v* k li, ( ..s lZ V Cadmfe Many of the siiiallei *t#rl cum pioposal w ill lm approved, al l#-i*i J’ poliliciil conditions there) wrte un- I socialized housing? T h e d o c to r hail no a n s w e r f o r th a t. iH-ii*aiit* huhim,.i . 1,1*1# , pant ** alr#ady hud iuk#u up Hu1 , in subsume#, by In# conference of Eight tiuveling ft uni the fu r­ •*|lBiinous that die Indonciiaat were | dominion finance minister* now thest polnl in tin- universe which E v e ry b o tly lets e v e ry in tu re s l group f i g li t Us fig h t lur# vbtim * nr Communist cam- Pr#fck,*nt'» propusnl. Jj'not ready for »elf.govrnimenl and . alone. The doctors fight socialized medicine, the real estate Ipaign* again*! them. human beings can see with the It may u 0,l“ ul ljl* ,,lsz*'r - going un. that chaos would follow", lndon- men fight public housing, each business or Industry fights 1 jji'oad, w#uk#n th# Communist ''““•’x*10* _ " Hh*#t a rub#c-j . - j Detail* would la- left to Corn- nukud t-ye i#i|uiu-* ubuut PUU.UOO it* acceptance about Hi*-J moiiwvalth expert* to work out be- year* lo reach Hie earth. a.gtian lender, did not want that re- its own battle against government encroachment. Hut never in "'“T wmntrle*. and altar announced •ant* time n* Uatliek-hem. It, tun,. for# September, when Crlppx and JUpotl made public. So they connived together. rup,-“ fni'’ ,,f *"' fP C W iM j! ttiat It wupld not lie Siivdcr ar# due tu meet again In sato wreck the nlnur. kill the cor"Divide and conquer" Is a marvelous strategy, it swal„ . . bo|itMt>y tha board'* recuminenda- ] Wu*hlngton. It I* po**llile that those Wnxhlows its victims before they know they're bitten. ,.(llli’r(j| \[ atrmllf^nLghTTtlui ingtoii talk* w ill Ih- broadened tu ---------— ---------------------------------------------------------- church group* may hav* to adluat Include Cummnuwealth minister* 150,000 an hour — dial...... If they ar# to U v r ami Canadian leaders. that's tho wag* d*In any con#, th# Vatican's ofOne Hrltlah official «tru»«cd to­ manded by hr* ivgry d#r si-vni* tu mean tlu it a* fa r a* Sanford Forum day Hist Britain's decl*Uiii tu cut Il I* com#rnod there I* to ba no year Insure agalfUt Congress Action next year’* duller.spending pro­ romproinls# In tliu rallgiou* bhaaa that ptolitearl It co»|a gram by 1400,000,UOO-or 35 j>cr of ih# cold war. Editor ccnt-repreaenterl th# short ap­ no mote to gat tha Th# Herald proach to thu problem of cunnerv-----------------------------hcadl 1ns saying boat In agency |«rvHanford, Fla. lug the country'* dwindling dollar * * . . .at* hold M crtl ‘(If aytryune y*h° tlrlys* a < ice bo—SEE US TO­ reserve* B eran Accused "Cr.m-i.cad could II# a month In b#d, W The Commonwealth minister* DAY! broken bon#* ahd stitched studied the Implications of -the wounds, ur /raaturss o f. Uw h#< British cuts when they met today. gainst th# iieuplea' detnocracb The informant said they all ngraed The pres* could attack ih * In principle to reduce their own commimlcatlon weapon Ih gFfU dollar Import* too. Whether they without disclosing tlm latest V w ill cut *s deeply as Britain racan order U-rsuse It ranraed'a maini to be settled. tu the actions of 0)# .(jhUKB Th* informant* said the Idea of gainst those who supported n Commonwealth-United States aepwrwtUt. giiveriimefitjqwnaq trade pact hy no moans offer* a Catholic Mctiiiii. Many wlto Jaf final rounded cuttlement uf the developing economic crlsla In th;* W n,tfrn World. Still tu ba dealt w ith would liet 1. A British commonwealth call fo r an Increase In th# world price of gold, which riuw stand* at I 3™ per fine ounce. 8. An American demand that the W those upon Hie Mat, and, train their eyes for children who run rMhlarilv pt « W , thla atssdy toll of human Uvea would drop from day to day. If avaryono would cheek hla — L fan h« tnhaa a trip, for llre a .w i.,..,___ . W a, aa If Ha gave it to , the hop# 1Hat lha RW who are aiacaia when il it ii b ll« f to load l asserted. A Vatican source gave this In­ terpretation of the decree approv­ ed by Pup# Pius X II excoigmunieating Communists and forbidding Roman Catholic* to expose them■elves to Communist doetVMea. o te A V W W S Z ■Wen permission aa a matWr of by hla or hex eonftdgor or pariah prleic It w oukTM M aaa. , tha Informant aal Meanwhile tha Dal aald a Vatican wamli communication facaa SILVER FLEET CABS HAS BEEN SOLD S. A. ALLEN, OWNER OF YELLOW CAB CO* a apokeaman for other tea nawaman. (a Juat trying to find Ring and you ain’t, go'f ir Rio PreeMent >redybfll good-naturedly. m»Wn waa aaked -when want Into the Frasl- iw h tiJw W t with 1« tbMk Ik* psUk for Ihair * a n u . v se SILVER FLEET CABS CALL 69 > 3 ' y o u can o im itiva mLieut. C,mO. Huttoas woat * back . ■ S ^ s s a s ); m | to mIvIm that Ilay will cowUnua l a p 4 th* tH««. «rrieURt aarviea iid«r tka n *t man UGGKRT WATERFALL PLYMOUTH. Sag., JRlF SILVER FLEET �------ f ---------'------— --------- — TlrtHANfOlll)lf«1lAtti.aANFom>prmm>A pftIDAY JULY 15, 1949 S o cia l A n d P ersonal Activities T a k y h o o * 14H ttrU n Palmer Hay— Society Editor ----- zr~, G regory R a to ffs 1 Obtain Divorce T* ICarole Higginbotham Honored On Birthday Social Calender HCNDAY | Mr*. Ki»rl Higginbotham enter* T hr Fifth Congressional District tiilned yesterday at 3:30 o’clock fewnaend Couni’ll of Florida will I honoring her daughter, Carole, on * onvene In convention at• the "Tour her fifth birthday. The youn^ 1st Center at 1:30 I ’. M. Reports guest* gathered on the lawn o: of the Townsend National conven­ the Higginbotham home on Mcltion In Columbus, O. will he given. lonville Avenue where games were Member* are urged to attend and t nJoyed. In a nut hunt durlny the after­ briny their friend*. noon a nriic w i i won by Ann MONDAY Turner and Jimmy Touhy war The Dependable Clus* of the given a prlio for winning the Flrul Methodist Church will moot ■Tlriniiur the Tall on the Donkey” at 1:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. i oldest. The refreshment table 0 . H. Hudson. 113 Holly Avenue. was covered with a white cloth The Elsie hniyht Circle of th® and l(l |,|are *■■ a caka First Baptist Chinch will meet-dtcorated In yreen and white with with M r*. V. ('. Messenger, 300 ycllmv rose* holding ysllow canWeat Third Street, at 8:00 I . M. dip*. ’|'he refreshment* and party The Unlly Vacation Hlble School appointment* all carried out the will bryln at 0:00 A. M. at the'yreen. while and aoft yallow color Church of the Naxnrene. JtH.srhrme. Maple Avenue. Rev. Rodyera,I Mrs. Hlyylnbotham wa« assistchatk artist, will lie present on iny In entcrtalnlny and servlnf Monday and each -lay thereafter, ijiy h........... Mr*. Bertie Ro1____________ ______ I hart*, and Mr*. C. E. Rnencar. c o n d u c t confi r mat Iou s e r vico'* a t 1■ «»■ * Touhy F . v e n . r n e r S . l . y AH Saint* Kpi*rx.p«l ‘ ’[ ^ h »| I W illem * f f i a ™ “ " r i r % * W a K r ? i i f . . , ? .Rrott, nod Ann and Carolyn Turn4:00 o'clock. The das* will fn>'» A]m, Mril Bp,.nc*r, Mr*. F. D. JaLami. jSroit, Mr*. Roy Mann and Mr*. Henry* Touhy. s C tlA I'M AN-HOWKIt Mr. and Mr*. \V. P. Chapman announced today the enynyrmeid Hollywood and approaehiny iimrrinyc of their daughter, Mary Olive, to John HOLLYWOOD. July 15—(A*»— E. Bower, Jr. of Berwick, I'enn. Alt, there'* ynod new* tonlyht for the marriaye will lie an event of the yarter maker*. Clark Gable la tug. Ill at the First Methodist yoiny In ylve them a boost, ohurch in Sanfonl. A studio drum-beater breath­ lessly annniipred the new*: Kiuy The Ameriran flay should be liable was worklny In a Little placed In or near the polling Lord Fuiiiitleroy costume. 8o I ^ place* on every election day. hastened to the "Key to the City” set in view the historic event. Sine enouyh, there was the king lies Siverrlhlaa la in hi* co*tume-hall yet-up, lookBULBS, MIIHUHS & TREKS tny sheepish a* a hoy who had to at play an elf In a lilyh school ver­ sion of "Midsummer Nlyht'a DICK KKSON’S dream." DRAY SHADOW N C It HER IKS l.are collar, velvet knee-pant* I t , S a il* ,i A rt. n , and all. But what Interested me must were the yarter* on hi* exposed cnlvr*. And what'* more, Guide'* first serne lit the picture was a ctoseup of said catve*. Movie historian* are fond of recaltlny a famous Instance of filmdom's influence on the nation. (I happened 111 the "W all* of Jeilchn" sequence of " It Happened Air I'nndRInnrd Due Nlyht.” Gable Htarteil to (luff his shirt and— horror*— reveal­ ed hi* bare chest. Undershirt < makers were said to have taken a | severe heatiny liecause of thla ' one scene. I now predict a sharp upawlny * |/D n *t* Opts 1»:4ft’ ) '■ I In yarter stock— provided the scene of Clark’s curvy calve* I* LA ST TIM ES TODAY I nut cut or roshot. Thu ahashed actor confessed In [ J[ 'V iP e r s o n a l l 5 MU* Lucille Campbell and her •lite r. Mr*. R. B. Morphew ami ■oh Billy Bruce, are sprndiny this week at Daytona Beach. Lauren Johnson and J. W. A lt­ man returned today from Clinton, N. C. where they have spent the past five weeks on business. Dr. and Mr*. G. S. Sol man re­ turned yesterday from Hiyhlands, N. C. and Clayton, Ga. where they spent thr past few weeks. SHERiff of Wichita O il H R 1 IR A Y I iM U t I4TM0M0 U I I I U EXTRA CARTOON—"W KTT P A IN T ' vi Sunday & Monday P i r i R They M y m M ti* . h w t •# N ■ jiN h il a r io u s m c iw / • • J £ 5 ! FR E E PASS. - - Midnight Shows 8A T . U tSO P. M. — Or Tho Hereon— Ms U E T H < i..\K K K , „ MJI. i ' CUSTARD . OLD "pl.ATES rniiMiloi i*hllU'tl ImkfM nulitnl id ^ e well! a finKim..... it is durlny th e ' ,lf th). s I m « - , i t of Niininirr m.M.ths S o i i i . Iimw no mat- A ) ( r |,.u | t u , (, Vnnmi- .in , ''1 ........... shower* you take „w, | mkcd m m "" ................. .. *"»• v" " r Hn®"* dividual eup* «n,l then .'..lied, *** f'" " V"". nmkr y.MHl muni d .d ic wh.-n 1V."" ......1 *»'•• •••l*ls*sl D'Mflj veil with cold n il-. b e e s ,.. ..I , | u f • hut * <mv| -me Iliny srent will j ryys. I'o n i p l e t e l lie miiin lend to •uimni'i clmt III n u r s e w i t h v e y e t a h le s a lm i ami Somi m ot h e rs emminiyi' „ „ tht. e m ’i ' i i N i y i 1 »hw tr , tn u uyc .hiiiyhlei, to invest In An nniisuot cii-riti.l may nun I lni,*|ieii»ui- toilet water* and tlin d e w i t h til n th i i v ,1 o f n u ll, I'oloyni-- wliicli me |ili'asarilly fra- fol serviny eold. To inake enn>iyh yrant. vet ,|o not exhaust small b r o t h e il s t i i n l f o , li s o r v in y - , hudyits The l>a«ic tinny I* that 3 eii(is of full ftiivnu'd tin al ,o lb..... . toii. t, „r ylaniiu add* to veyi tnlile liiolli an,I 3 In li , yy be t t.i-ti.lioii-ii,'.. and r e m t u l n lt y . Beat the eyys, mid salt, lahasm ktlltXVH older she Then, asauce, onion iuoc, m celeiv -all. w ilt m o ii iilft inui i* lenlise the as desired. Add the hot binih GUI gl oomlng. Illlpi.I tlllll'l Jo the eyys yiadnotlv, sliiiuty \i oven nk:c llll'll' I. ii singe hlatltlv l*oui the inixtuie 11it' l»f l; III HUM r»M Hill* ■I,•!, should rust a nl clip*. |.Iji....... .. .i in. t, it, I’lii'tixi* x • uts tii'vn the a pun of hot wati'i, and toil .- m 4*YU«!U **| ili'iUh with which she Ja iiioileia*,. ail** ill.’iil .I, I'llli *■\ |u*11fhim11 if stie like*, as Fahienlu.il • ,"i f., TO illtnotes mid Hlir L'lMVAs t‘llll‘1 I art t'hill 111 the left iy. i ii I mi set rule at 1 Whilr ihuti* i foie tummy nut onto t In- ...Id mi> H|I»* flM Hnilltl g a pnrllcuUr plate Teeh Talk BROWN ItkAITt It V A Gay Nlntlos party i» Just the tliiny to lucak up mld-»iimm*r ( monotony. To sot the mood. everylhintJ sturtlny with the iuvitnthin* should | Mrs. R. W. Stewart and three carry out the Gay Nineties theme. | *"\nl In If Ugf K lii 11m Ml*- r * m o o s . , . . - 1 ,. children returned to their you house with i»!, --------------have -V : . >If 1 y ou llive ive iIn n aa n on**’ m m ............................. .. ’tilii iuit li'tiii rin haul meat mi to r -| 1 .....'* home In St. Fetersbury after visit- ynr,| B,i, y,,ur yuesta to come on id,I da, . If .... .. they w i ll' aweeleiied t.nke.l eustaid >In. I, Iny Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Stewart theli bicycle* and dress In old make v.ni feel waimel. mill other# »"akes an ex, etlent inaill li 1, h> on Oak Avenue. i t s e l f a n il lim y In- - e t v e d i t l l i e i fashioned attire. Wlfn ♦HIHU* Ml t «tTll flfl e n lil h i tm t. T o - e i v e it peo p ln , - -Slake-luvitatloiu. III. tht’ form of Wj ! I * t* m i ***’ i mi?* o f Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Robsan, Jr. an old-fashioned, puffed sleeve th‘> In u n o ttm U s . ^vm_ 3-i'iip . mill, liii'sx w hifli have had a* their yuesta Mr*. polka dot blouse with lacy collar I ttlMespoon f t , m i; pound harp In* M'pIlNlVi* Robson's *l*ter and brother-in- and cuff* On the inside of tile f ln v i t t e d , In ........ , s lu t t e d t h i n . VtHM wMHIfiHt law, Mr. und Mr*. J. M. Walker. invitation write somethiny like . , te a s p o o n s o il 3 eyys, , VDI1I W Hfi |M (IF | f 1(1111*, b u I f y,uu 1 t j t | i t| M ( , and Mr. and Mr*. Gene Rnutten , n,(B; s jiu e e To m ake U n it git ih ftM "ttling t'ltiMi s c e n t * In m m , | )( (( b , , i l e i . k e e p tn y , and two children of Hampton. Va. ; "Turn hack the elia'k tin* i%tiit«;,fliitiF k >ii nm'l u l is t l- 1 | (n | f ..u p t h ,. c o ld m ilk I . , m ix IP years or more, t«•!•* t)it*m liglii ^tmirnrr fra Mr. and Mr*. Iluyh C. Whelw i t h flic f l . n i i S i l l t lic f lm n a n d I’atk your bicycle at our dom fr Mitres chel and Mr. and Mr*. W. (>. ll t i l k m i x l u i c in t o th e h o t m ilk , For a yiila Frolic slartlny at 1 Fh >1 ill ................. I tin most pop- lld il c h e e s e a n d - a l l , o lid . h i u n lit Flemlny left today for a vacation foul." j i i I i i i us ii f i l l i p I. , . u i h i i i c In Waynetvllle, N. C. They plan yroolll- j the cheese melts Unit eyys -liytil D a t e ---------RHVP , T K N N I H Q IT F .K N In a s h a r k to return to Sanford in about two Girl* can wear hair In an up­ ■ k in t e n n is l i r e * * w i t h s m a ll b u t ­ ; iny. Whet in-, yon y*. t a country |y, p..ut the Imt mixluic into weeks. sweep, crown it with a straw to n s ( a s t r o , n y to lt ie w a is t , ile- clnh in a \ dine sipiare dance, them, and ml,I luha-co sauce Fill flmal. puilieiiliiily i«.se perfume etistaid . ups with the inixfnir sailor and vcillny. • l y u r d Iiv A ll, e M u l . l e f r o n i N e w ym,it taste. Men like Place on a la c k in a patl of wain Mra. M. S. W lyyin* has left ] To yet the parly off to a yooil j Y o r k H h o it for Ft. Rrayy, N. C. to visit her start, yrnrl each yuest at the ifr e e i a, t Inn ! I pm tic ii 1.11 Iv now w ill'll ja m l hake in a m odel a t e ,,v on i 330 they me hmolifnlh in Mmilil, Volt deyiec. I alii enticit I until sit ft,ill dauyhter and son-in-law, Mr. and ,|om with a special favor. Give) (N f , f b '. i /Htltlulr I'kitlnf ' can wem ii emsuite d perfume. In hefote tun,my .ml .,f cups ibu.d Mrs. Lee Moore. She has spsnt1 the hoy» hty polka-dot laiw lies.,' a n t mil tlie Idea with sliced tomatoes tha past several week* al Ormond | the yirls dainty nnseyaya and' « » ,- • . Scented simps n<e iimdhet yoml Beach. pretty f r i l l y r u f f s which can la- S m a rt ( .ir l W ill Grade It eyy. me suitable fnt mti'slment dm my -umitii'i mouths. Use in cilhei of itu,se ■11.t ii i,|s Mr. and Mr*. Harold Eherly of I ' 'M'lik^The* tmseyay* nut of a S t 'W 0 \ V | | \N il T ( lF O lU ' Spicy m Mi,lot mini- cull ylve you Philadelphia. Pa. visited over last ' t|ln|l |,lllich „ f K>1rdrii flowers, j ii pleasant finyinm c that will keep weekend as yucsts of their ^uncle I , rt , ht,m |„ „ , ma|| iare dolly by) smi sweet smrllioy .is you renew Hi M iiim t in Itm Assih i.itcd Pie-- l i-liino Fdiloi i llie scent each time vmt wash or and aunt. Mr. ami Mr*. M. L. nutting the »tem* thmuyh the cen Futch enroute to point* on the ter. tin with ribbon. slum er | T - 1, .m m i i■1 , 1 w to , c a n sew r o V K I J F S for East Coast. Vint ran y d « pleasant enlil At each tilace sett Iny, let an i ,,w n , n, nt I. »e u it di nlnand n 1 effi'et In slalheiiny yourself with old-fashioned hleyele with wheels .,li, u . it, i tilt u p a Friend* will regret t« learn that made from two different *l*e y o u r r b u r iib s i ,' li t it w e iy liin* n y,,..,l dusliuy pnwdi'i after yoitt show el 11 will keep voil cool for Mr*. Harriett Warren broke het | rminil paper doilies and frame el., I.....Hum Inui, s hip as the result of a fall on I' made niade of gold natier paper provide ,.......... a tit. I i . y l t l " t lin tn l I t l e k Wed nesday sod Is now confined to | t1|aCemNt ami coaster combination ■kit l.y t t it. n l lo o w In tl the Kcrnald Lnuyhtnn Memorial The large wheel of the bicycle less in |, A d d t h e s t m p le s s t o p to i't<+ .1 t. y S i m | i l t e i l v . n l - t Hospital. serves as the plaremal, the smuli 11 it f l i n g ill fie , i n i , l e nt ■ to , -1 1 ess I *. i be ilny s k i l l a n d y m t h a v e a s un wheel as hevernye roaster. The Ill , leu »'! - I.lliys Tot lit d ie s s W e n t t h e Id o lis e w i t h tin J. F. Re lit on plan In leave to­ seat of the bicycle serves as a iltessi's m I'tiik am i .lu ii ts f m li i i 'y c l l n y m >i s i r o ll I a ll 'v c * .. c , is la morrow for a two week*' vaca­ pluerearil mi whleh you write tin In. I I I . I " III. W l'ly h l f i Tit........ I fit takes 13 vatds of tion In South Carolina and Teuu- yuest's 1111111'. u lu to mgaiitlv I m illet Ia l a n d foul palli'ins, a ll it .iin he t lu in tltin y When It eomes to food, yon ar> esace. Mr*. Benton and children, , t f i t i - t lu it ' 'd li d u a l l e d c n t t l n y Mini .e w l n y lin k ..f I) who have bren visiting in South the Judge of what your gang likes to s ilk ' mst lin t In n s Anil t h e i i 's i i l l is a |l m ide >.I II Il II II ll Ollltll Ilillot'Oll Carolina will accompany him to eat. Ladle* and gentlemen o f , „ •l..lleil -,ii -•I, di'-iyoeil by ' fealhei •weight w m i dli,be tend f.*r to Tennessee and return home with the Gay Nineties liked rich v lt - 1 i i„ ,u..I ii'i ,1 in lev else eiiio , iinylluny fiotn miilleds oil lain a ltd situ,i keil tit t'uti tics such a* oyaters, atone crab* j ......... him. "f the -.ime two rubir*. Street to w iill/ln y m Waikiki. and lobster newhuryh, hardly S,1MI, gxioii'iii liiive ii In ts iittg .|,(, Miss Ruth Hand has returned food for young people. i t u t:M„,i„l mu.I mivv | The skills of the glnsswiirkrn from a threa week* vacation In Hot day* and sauerkraut ■" I ,r .i , i .,■ t i-a Him, llie |who niMke fine AinerlcHii I, N i / f s I I* Toronto, Canada. While there she hamhuryera and rice always m , r.,i., (,I„ ,., , , I (h c in I niM fle g lh - s tM ld e tv n ie Mi‘i' h lin d e .l enjoyed a cruise on the Saguenay yummy faro. Strangely enough ..... ..lini , . | . i n. 11 ,'iilly j d o w n f l o i o g l M in lfitt t i i ' i » to g n u , . I j J J underwear." Gable said he like* comedies if he can find thr right ones for him. He hasn't had too much lock with them, except for the sen*aI tonal " It Happened." He noted that the picture Is again playing locally. "That's our picture I «'l*h I hnd a percentage of," he added. The thing for to do, of course, was to yet Spencer T l >sy to see Fauntteroy Gable. I eipected an explosion whan the two met. hut nothing happened. They Just dis­ cussed the script. Tracy’s restraint may have been due to the fact that he himself was playing a comedy crying scene In "Adam's Rib." He spent the afternoon over a cut onion, trying to Induce teare. Memo: don’t try to kid with Gorgeous George. The marcelled wrestler I* play- *.» v * , rw s l f » t ( i f r « H r r H I f M * iB * ' f"flip t i n »s r m lH p t i t | * o p u 1 1 n r f »*» I f tln -te , , » n e D in e y o u n e e d t o ||I) t w v , „ h(, r „ w a | 4i , „ „ k e r v - p c m l Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ball and their sun arrived Monday from Thomasvtllc, Ga. to visit Mr. and Mra. Troy Ray. h is ......... ...... ... ............. ................ ,i..J f„r -M .tence, and en route home visited older, you’ll do anythiny for aa her sister and brother-in-law. U r. henest buck.” and Mr*. F. E. Weldon, Jr. Has he done sillier thlny* in pic­ tures? Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hurt have "Oh, sure, In 'Comrade X’ l returned from New Jersey where wore the silliest yet-up you ever they hnvr hern visiting Mr. and saw. It was a Tyrollan outfit with Edward MrKeevrr. Mr*. Meroniiiroy pants and evei ytliiny. Keever and dauyhter accompanied And In 'Boom Town' Tracy mid I them to Sanford to spend some were running around In our tuny time. Saturday Only Double F eatu re ■■ '—mmmrnmm !Sumer ,Is Time F o r ; Hints To Housewives „ Sweet F ra g ra n c e s ' ny a...... m«.. stk.-« LOS ANGELES. July 15— Marriaye of 2fl years has ended for Euyenle Leonlovlch and Greyory Ratoff. The actress divorced Ratoff yes­ terday on charyes that he desert­ ed her In 1944, Ratoff, actor turn­ ed producrr-dirrcinr, I* now In London worklny on » film. ! They were wed In Buffalo. N. Y. in 10‘JIi n year after they camo i to Broadway from Russia. Mis* 1.con to vie h receives a set­ tlement Includlny 131.525 In cash, a Beverly Hills home 15 per cent of R ato ff* gross carninys with a minimum yuarnntee of 19.50(1, annually, „nd 16 per rent of Rat- | o ff* intrrc»t In two movie*. BY V IV IA N | Al* Newnfeaturea page thrEr 1 Mrs. P. P. Campbell and hei sister Miss Jennie Card have re­ turned from a two weeks' visit with friends and relatives In Scoltstairo, Birmingham and Tuecalnosa, Ala. They returned via Khslimer, Fla. w hen they spent some time with Lieut. Col. and Mr* W. 0. Campbell. Mr and Mrs. H. H. Laween ar­ rive, i last Sunday from Wichita, Ka* to spend several weeka with Leon Lawson at his home on Lo­ cust Avrnue. Hr. Lawaon has Juat recently retired from the Merchant Marine. Mra. Lawaoa la the forre't Mr*. Dalai* Kuhlman of Wichita. ........ , ; uni I,, CREAM SHAMPOO IIIindy, h l g * l tuhm w ar 6 0 ^ No nlhrr shimpoe, esw lerva vmir h *,r more h e s n tifa llr clean! And only Tit**? t!f*awi *'li»mpv*v coni am* StersetoL riii*e*clii<ive Tiim v ittyrrallswt —more effective tluit l*nnihl — leave* vmir hsir »oft, lustroaM. f i n to manage. And T b »*T I ream ’•hani|ioo now come* in a movement lube—can't Dak. r aii'l apill. V mi'll want aeveral tnbea al llti* get • aevpiatnt*4 •ale price. Get them todtp! ToucirroN’s Hiib'l ! soil. Al b'lisl tell yt’lil s of niton ( iiollrloun summer eating S>,' e l , , , , „11,11mV i , nit, I tvMidi idio. sivetmliiiiig miv ii'iptlii'd iM'foic 'em with salad and with *hn'd'l>->|t Sl, |lt||I -sill-, . It 1»i commit and India rellshe- ,n„l iijil h.nnl*iMf?|t• your guests will drool! i> , 41 flu * IA IAJ*\ s*|i ■sf' HI illl' Dig out all ymir idd-fii-d,,," ■ 11 i u *Vm\ mi, i vufitttit Dr. Hunry McLaulin tunes fur the phonograph "L ' he1 . It'll ( . ttl'ull « is* sit* I u m ill good Old Hummerlltiu*" R"Op I time I rim . mi*i I ■ i"(» L'fuliiifC vrle Built fur Two........Flii- u, I ttu n, • K i - hi FtnHi' , . t nmitillll Played On,” "S traw D 'iry RI-" ■)■ " ...... 113 Magnolia A t*. I'hime M3 and have a wait* contest wut n \v i-... lit- tu t I ' ♦• a* It' • * » t|h *HI| prlxr offered for the D*sl c»ui>l".' ,,,|t .i \ Mt|ll(! A Jit t f MMl**f w i l l ^ Play the Gay Nineties >*, ,"ii, „, ,, ,i njt\ \ cl i i m u l (Ijm aK I i I , of Twenty Questions snh-lituimg •i n ft h i Ii*' 4 1 M*«' a if i ■mi i if I fU f iiu in t in’ din slit' I such famous gay girl" mo,I hh"'"* ■lit It* a* f m i l "ill MV I a* Lillian Russrll, John 1 >■ 11 full I ’m* i i .,i i ii'-111if ii f i n ' van, Diamond Jim Rradv. >"•' " i ”i m in t * 1 44fHI iIlfi Brody, etc. Tlo make invitations mid fw «1 described aliove you'll ""'d < u 111 * | n i p ' i IIva p i ll i •VI11*lit f*»l crepe paper, gold metallic ■' ( i I: k * t f l i t u ; , H * u h i i i i i M w h i ' i ’ l li a white mat stuck, tl. H, lit m„i 12 Ml! (I I ff‘l ll#‘A4*1J||4» U|f4 ‘4**4, P nI* Inch round larepapei d'„l" i n f j i M i h t i D i i f f i r i i n * ' h *i ii ( i l u r r * narrow red satin ribbon. gni,„ind m l fin*! mu (i aa i i l l ’ flic |if«i Nfili*H pojka dots, spool wire suit f,* -'*■ UJl i t u p 'Bt-WaJ Here are directions fm nmk ,„g 1m r ruffs* fid xi 111 11* ( n u t favnrs l . s f l , HI s t l 1|I*M* M 1 I l f III'H III l f l t U l l l . Old-faehloned fllnuse |*>* it:* I ' - iti Ii - I i l f T*» n * i It ‘1 111 *, |ut nil® n tlona—On white mat stork, 'm e h i l l gsr 11 ll'i t . l f r i u l l h u n f LM V IIIoutline of s bas'iue ty|«' U , Will** I' m F il l 'l l i t f f p , ( ill nt i * H I I M P with light walfthand and '"g I f t |*4 | M | f f |f *|t M«111 \1 * G ill w h l l ' i leg-n'-mutton sleeves. Fold ' " k M nh * ' ce-'m*. I ■v r iiM m t? 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S U N D A Y - M ONDAY a 5 In. round dollle for so,,ill wheal. Attach to frame. Ling" Sanford'H F irst Showing Both f °?z 2 9 (O W A N S ll(|( ___ t o.i.i ' ‘"'11' S S A N I (I It 1) OH I. A NDO HI) 1 I I HNONI T A I Hi A I l i l t I I ASHING AH HOW F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A Y - O N L Y FU N FO R K V K R Y O N K il l fug himself In "Pardon my Toe­ hold." He gave me a glassy stare when I asked if wrestling were guild training for acting. "1 don't understand ynu," he answered Icily. "1 have added showmanship to wrestling, hut mire * match starts It Is a real fight." Thr garish grapplar was Intro­ duced as Oaorga Wagner, but quickly corrected: "It’s Gorgeous George; the naiut waa lagaliaed in 11)42." concerning movie work i hr complained: "Here It (a noon and I'va been up since five without a shot b*ln| made. This la hard work, rather wrestle two matehta. TOUCHTONS “AN ACT OF MURDER” ' t i' t r ' k ' t t ir ' t r lr ' t t ' k ' k ' k * Tff.SSV 44E r n U " ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ * ERNEST * Invitee you to in evening of fun in the intimate cocktail lounge at the * B“fanSTANWYCK PRESTON Stephen McNALLY RIVIERA CLUB anrimu hotel Nr L Daytona BMch* Fla. * NAT" AT THE PIANO » ¥ * * * | f * 4 * ¥ *» * * * Hof Cartoon — New* — Chlh C°w plate Show* 7:4ft A » i« 0 "M O VIES UNDBB TH * in . M W A / •• in'* i I [^JWI Pit ' let (ant a t f in I :i I I’lT I.K I'lfiS DONALD DUCK HIHiS Hl' NNV TOM K JEMMY MICKEY MOUSE KIDDIE KONCEKI' WOODY WOOD PECKER LATENT A IK EXPRESS NEWS STAKT8SUNDAY Clifton r)- Woogie by A" Snlrlay WEBB TEMPLE �I _ _ A_ S S S M iants i a Oue*t aier waa sant to the ahowara. having L ittle Hour a v # M arta ____ IU:v9 Hports K i f g or Dap bean TKO'd by one of the impirea. S 'npular M u s ic Sanford went on te aeure thr lilts T h is Is B o u th A f r ic a winning ran In the bottom of I till" n e s s lra l Bouvaeira I 11(1 News the l l t h aa Matte doubted to left The L ittle Gianta baseball team, center and crossed the phi*.* mi sponsored by Yowall’a defeated a L egal Notice an error by Seaondhaaeman Mat team at Enterprise yesterday by s i > n A ir a score of 18 to 8. Mslvln Fleisch­ (to o H u m la y M u s ic a l* tT ARTHUK D K C U W IT H , JR . is T I I K COURT o r T H K CO UNTT aetlva Hat yaiterday and p liy rd er hurled fo r tha loan! club which no P o p u la r M im lu t Herald Sports fMItur JU D O H T H R M IN O L B CO UNTY, t i l l O rg a n lle y e r la a Johnny Toncoff returned to the Includes Jimmy f a t , Hamilton p i j i l t I D A . IN P R O B A T H . Desjiita a i-umedy u f 10 errors, fira t baae In the ntghteap. Ha led T ile u rs a n lla fra ln Blstrt-c, Jr.. Jimmy McDoi Vocal llarrnu nliara t:lt the Sanford Olanta palled two vie- tha Banford attach a t 'he plate A#nr* Orfc# Kimball McMullen Uraakfaat w ith Hlar tone* o u t. of the bag from the w ith three hit* Inr flae tr ip i. h i en* Kstridgw. Jimmy Watlay, ii*a Drceaaad. _ l l 10 P o p u la r M im ic Immy W right, Rabai f ........ Orlando Senator* at the Municipal Barry, fira t baaaman, baa been t *i a l l c h h d it o h h a n d p in t 8 l« t P o p u la r M im ic anil Hubert Uoradorf. IlOO K ro n t P age D ra m a honk IIA V IN O CLA IM S OJA D K Park, wlnnitut the firs t a ffa ir by plaeed on the dlaabled Hit. t- lt J u n g le J l i J. Hamilton Uiabae, Sr. furnish MANt'H AO AINHT *A lt» M rT A T H i a 4 to I maritln und taking the II F e a llv a l S ite H u n d a y M iir n ln a Ton a n d e a ch o l y o u a re h s ra i-d transportation fo r the team. Inning nightcap by n tl to f. count. IO:H(i P o in iln r M im ic t.v n o tifie d so d ra iju lre d to p re BY ASHOCIATRH PH BBS lO ilt U p p e r liim r ii ,,„r any c la im * and d e m a iiila Tonight the Giant* invade St. I O lid ilim tia l H ln g e r* ru n . o r a llh e r o f you, m ay W ith the Florida State League Augustins fo r the firs t of a threel|:00 c . n t r o l lla p im i Ch. 1,a , a a a a ln s i th a * a 4 * te o f A K tm * 11:00 H ir in g O rg h a a lr* D is c s K lm h a ll M c M u lle n , dacea* tamo series with the Ancient City seaaon moving Into tha pay-off S,l i l l s o f s a id C o u n ty , lo th a I M l I'u p tila r 111,ale nine, which I* breathing on tm< alrelch, Gainesville has lenfed 11:10 T h r u l. le t a n llig G la ss f u u n ty J u d a s o f ■ s m ln o ls C o u n ty . notice It la the team to catch. back of the Giants In tha marl 1100 iir i t n n M u sic I .ess than DO games remain In 1110 Newa uramblo to gain or retain a firs t 11*r. I ’lip u la i M u alo dtrtoion berth In the Florida’ Slate the action and the G-Men are t nil Hun la y M a lln a a Laagu* pennant chase. It Is likely five fu ll game* ahead of their 1 30 llu e p o a A m l f i i l arch rlvala-tha Islander* o f Day­ r i . o R i n a m w l Doe Mill Don* >i 4 t OUR that Manager Hal Urubar w ill Timm w t M H a ll f l a m * ( P a la t k a ) V HI lit ithar name Righthander Ban W ilbur for tona Beach. tlOO t.u lh a r a n H o u r t i. ln n v lll s •0 lo .117 So far. they’ve come through In Ii,i Hu nw lisach 1:10 f l r - i i W o r k * the h ill duties du a In St. .Augustine to­ lOO N e w * « l l M l I* . •*!»» night, and wr ill sent send Cefthi Lefthander tha pinch** and thereby have In­ s t s n m i i M u s ic Jack Deal and mil Buddy Laicke or s ta ll'd themselves as the favorite* hPi slslks A u a u a lir.a !.’ i! ! ! „ £8 t l a f t l y C h o ir Charlie Rose against the Ancients lo stay on top. In I .Mod 41 41 .411 ll> | III# V o le s o f A r m y Nm s v *a il Air A i r it... Its a s rv s But the Islanders, fa vo v o r-m r-inri-na,, ri»nd„ IS ' i • :« H In a twin attraction at the MunlclIslander*, heavy ra 10 u .141 I4t is H e re 's In V * ts lie s In In the the pre-aaason pre-aaason predictions, i.*e«burg M l Park Tomorrow night. The (tea Ta2i.r’J . r ■ITI I t I J i l l Popular Mu.HGiants- dIby at -Palstk*—Sunday. jtllL b e lle y c . jhSY_*t?_naadad fo r H,nr«.r.t t-s, Orlando V * und 1 M » Proudlyr We W s Its 11*11 trSrcH flT muiT afernoon the championship. Fan* a g r « * ^ r - ^ , ^ - T n n m f iiii. — ----------- ‘ -T io tr-w n ro S lw ric T i— C o n a rs s s T w o near-rlot* provided the San- w ill Ihi u battle to watch "or the J^lwJw 1 ° - , , ^ , 1100 tl* p" rt ffoln L D iiim -B V lIli. S, I m r a lilir g 4. ford fans with Ihe must s-nts-rtMln neat al* weak*. liaataa T * 4 s y lla iig a 11 K a n t. I lt - g ln iiln e __ The G-Men last night pounded mAnt of the evening lust night. 1’h I i. i ka a l Orlando. l» ili, t o n llm K a .it lio o n ita r y of Tha firs t mtlee came ns the result out n 0-4 decision over the Lees­ H a n f'in l s t HI. A u a lia tlr m . ■ a lii O n v a rn n m iil l.n l I, a l a (m in t liayliuiH Ilcaili at Oalnaavllla, of* an alleged attempt to, block burg Dodgers. Hal Iv*V led the 11101 & f * * t N..r11, n t III* H in ilfm a a l I, , , hIi " - h , l rial anH c . r i m r l i t a a ll 1 l i , v - i n n m i,I |.i,t I ; Charlie Peplo at third has* in iiI tack on Jo# M k itd ii (fffttinK th * o i a ro n H in itli s i ' l l ' W aal STT f LH A U U M th * eighth liming hy Sid Johnson, four fur four Including two doub­ T r a n A M hJtlO A N W fa a t; llm n c a r u n N u r t li 4 'n » ' W aal F *4 u a L I0U l a r i : tlm n i-e r o ll H iin tli S i ' l l ' Orlando hot corner guardian. le*. Acosta h it a double In the New V n rk *7 IT .1*4 ml W eal m o (M ti Ih a m -s ru n N o rth *14 m 4* 11 Manager Gruber put up a heated third Inning fur ,,nly .r * L! IF level,t ( 'O F W aal Jrtfi fa a l j llia n r a ru n .**(1 a h lta ile lp h la 14 44 debate with Umpires Tom Stan­ base blow tha Dodger* had o ff Itu a tu n N i- r lh S I '& I ’ K aal 1 1 1 ** fa a l, *4 4 m 41 11 th a m -x r u n H o a tli 0 * 1 1 ’ K a a l 101 4 l> e lr o ll ton and Jim Swann, who had in Ponicllo, the Gainesville hurler. 41 4« ,104 I H * fa a l In lh a p o in t o f lia s ln n ln a ; r o llt t H H liliig tn n .414 IT i l 41 D«Land’s Bed Hat* combined a control over the content whatever. I'M c n a o l a In I r.K 11.4 a rra a ,. m o ra o r fa s t. 14 47 .410 l« H Aa Gruber charged Stanton, O r­ walk, two doubles and two sacri­ Hi. I ^ in l* H im ro w P ll 101 17 14 *4 P a rc 'i 1 lando and Banford players went fice hit* In a big fourth Inning llo r r o w P ll Nu. f storming on to th# field, hut quick to score four run* and went on L e g a l N o tk e I la-11. m a iia ro a l o f la n d ly i n g and action by Hanford policemen, and In defeat the Islanders 7-1- Thu alluHla- lit th a N W « i o t i lia N W H IIU U IITT o uU uB n Ti o tha a harlff* department averted victim of the 1(1 Rc.1 Halt h it- wn* INn T Ui mN O C Ii n cO CO O rr Ti nI I n K , " I H a e tlu n «, T o w r ia h lp In H oU th, N IN T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT « > r H e e ln n ln f or. Urn Rookie Righthander Howie Bailey. F I.i i l l ! D A . IN A N D r o n H K M - " a i l b o u n d a ry . o f a a ld H a n lo n I t S« second round In the ‘'L e t’s Eddie Conk went the rout# for the a t n |u ,In i 1 1 0 1 9 fa a l N o r t h n f th a I N l i l . H C O U N T Y . NO. 1411 r nf th * NW U of tea who can give the umpires the Del-end win. _ , , „ C O U N T Y O F H K M IN O L N , a p u ll l t - k o u lh w a a l cnn r iia • : Ih rm -a r u n N o r th Chester (Om great) Covington <-al a u l. illv lilo n o f lh a H is t* o f F l o r ­ H11‘a lilSF H eKcailo roughest time" a ffa ir came In thu n l 71 I [a a l; th s n c * ru g tenth Inning for the 11 inning fanned in b a tte r s and allowed only idapniiioner, H n iilit A' (C.K aal lo I I I * K n u lh In itim la r v o f llm antd N W l, of vs. nightcap,, and again, Charlh' five bingies as his Palatka N W ', I h e m e r u n W a a l a lo n g Ih s _______ , C A M ' H O N D K V K M U ’ M K N T C O M Pepto waa in (lie middle of iho teammates rapped m ****^' H o i,in h o iim la r y nn th e a a lil N W K nv I N I ' a i- o r ijiir a t lit n , a t a l. discussion. Peplo singled to rlq l't n f N W ' , In llm W e a l h n u n d a r r n f r for 18 hit* to d e fe a t th e S t. 1 I ' alia iv iiit a lila . - u ld H e c lln n 4; Ih e m -e r u n N n r lli field and Connie Kuvnkis dumped A u g u s tin e S a in t * W - L N O T tt'D a lo n g Urn e a ld W e a l lim in d n ry In IN In rrum front or of the plate. 01...1 8tno a bunt in me piam. , pa|nlw hunehed three or llm iio liii n t h r g l iih lu g , L -u n la ln ln g K N IS K 1 T D O M AIN Zadalia, Orlando Pilcher, picket ( f , , ,|(u |n the seventh t« u 1.', a c r e , m o re n r Ir a * . P H IM 'K R n iN O B H a r r o w F it th* ball up and threw to aec.mil t M r lon(, rUn. The win put IN T I I H N A M K O K T i m H T A T K P a rc e l 3 base, hut the ball wns w ide n u ll r A l B |( . 1(ll h i | f K game nheac! H TA TI5 O K K I- O fltD A , T O i A L L W H O M I T M A T C O N C K IIN . I n , r o w P it No. 1 Pepto went sliding In safely. Tliu A u g u stin e nine In Ihe i ml lo : lle ln g 11 Iia r c e l n f la n d ly in g a n il H O N liR V K L O P M K N T C O - hehiK In llm H W ' i o f Il ia N W U o f Orlandoans did not n g r*. w th ^r r n i”r n5l 7.ce race for for the firs t division. I ’ACNAVM, KIN <!. T n w im h l j, III H nO lh. C ., n F lo r l i l * C n r in ir a llo o ; H ., lin n Umpire Swann, gnd a row on*u> d. rtr*4 lla m a J A C lllY T o N , and w lfa , A I.1C M Il iin a c 13 K * * l , H e g lm iln g SI a Manager Orulwr, re s iiiln g t in t iiiil,A > n n lu ll* A re e l N n r lli n f lh a COKKKK m iV T O N . M l N. N. lm liil O r* nd C u n r o iira r , M ia m i 11. D sd a F n u lh w e e t c o r n e r n f N W ' l n f a a ld the battle of word* wu* progres­ r r r a la a , H i C .m n ly , F lo r id a l,K O K. K K I I . H I I , H i d I n n I'.: tlm n c e r u n N o r th l l ' S l ' sing with the ball s till In I'b'V. K.Iiitin K lin l il.,1 f r e i ; I h e n c e N o r t h I ' l t l ' n m l -------------- K K I L K I L h is w ife , a iin . ll> waved Pepin on from second huse ila la T n rra , »■ ll- ,i 140, P n iliu n li. M c C ru e k s n \» c»i in t lm N n r lli Im u n d a ry o f lh a ......... . K e n tu c k y ; A N IT A K K I L - ■nld H W 'J o f N W ' i : ll m n r e r u n to third ami to home. Then the Vnrm Vnroar. r» V 'e M a lo n g Ih e » a ld N o r t h b o u n d ­ K it M A T n n d ---------- M A Y . im r b u s th ird ruund of the encounter be- i l rari i tu s k . *• hand, lln v rr lv t l l l l a , la m A tia a>Da ia s a r y in llm W a a l h n u m la rv u f a a ld llrr ry . It I. l frn.... owning r f C d iis lr . C a l if o r n i a : D E L IA M . H e c lln n * : ih e m -e M outh ( i ' l l * K a s t O I I K K N K , n w id o w , P o n tia c , T ,lv . a lo n g llm a s lil W e » l lu m n d a r y to * * A ite r Ihe smoke from the heated V ia l lim III tr ie a ln n C o u n ty . Il lin o is : H A Y - ih e im ln i o r h a g ln iilu g : c o n t a in in g r r. |i words had cleared, Manager H lnT id n,71 a c r e * m u r e n r L e a , M O N K A . O r iF .K N K . I I I I K. f l h o ls la George M yall «f the Senators M N rn n n P tra a l, P t s ln f lr lit . t ln ln l i C u n n ly , H a r r o w P it Giants Trim Enterprise 18 te 8 RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. J N aw Jaro a v : NKVA U I I A W K k , Parrel 4. M ia m i. D ad* C n u m r. K ln r t d a i Iliir r o M I'll No l HAnBAttA J O Y C K O I IK K N K , l l i v lle ln g a inM cet „ f In n il ly la g and • r a id s , C o o k C o u n ly , t llllin la , In -Ira a llU H le In Ih e H lU i u f M W «i u f a n d d e v is e r * u n d a r llm 1**1 w i ll H a rt lu |. 1* T o w n e h lu I" MuUlh, S lid Ir s ln m s n l n f N a t h a n T . O r a r n r , Ita u g e I I K n a l, h e g lm iln g n t Her*'* " k s i ai*et «< P*rk»rsd rrrs a rd : C f .A n A COKKKK. a lin lu l lim fe,-t N u r t li „ n . r l l l t l ta rs i W- Va., says. "Tk# sale af w liln w , r i . A H D K C f lK K K K . I I K I I fe e l W e»l o f llm H o u lh e a a l c o rn e r D K llT COKKKK. and K IIA V C IH o f Ih e HI-! t, l i t H W >t n f a a lil Mac C O K K K K . Im lra n l la w n f I I . It. " o n 11: Ihe m -e ru n K aal (D ll fa a l • •MS*'" to ffiir d u i..a r i l, w h n a a n i ld r r a . r a T im c o r r . lb I hence ru n N o rth Hull fe e l; th a n e * ||,.>a,.|. |i m d i la e a * u f r a a ld a n c r n r a yr. ru n W -a r min fe e l. H m rii** ru n k n o w n I f liv in g , a n d lr r l l l m r n r H m ilh r,hn fe d ti» :1m im ln i u f ba■ * ! r u a ip la la lr y lr a s a * . V » a r i» ilrniiriflM m il fnr M a lln u w a lil In a n y n f r a id | i a r l | . r n r * d a s d , Ih m b a rk a l aa y a re a aD ira . l- a r a lg ln n ln K ; li I n I li I n k * 9 H e r*, in u t * n g s ln a l rn , h a n d * y * r y t h a lr u n ­ n r leaa know n a|im iarn. h a irs . d a v la ra a , I Orlsodn "'J V no . n m l e ac h o f y o u . a r e K r r r H , nno n il *~r* g r s n ia r a n r r r i- d lln r a : n ilr l,r mnm ill l a n n s a r 'J yI-V ci-oiomfiin iimaiid e dil t<» h- he i ^ N K Y 'H i m i l t l H TV0— RJKi.h e - o n tlr lr ln s k A n d In a ll p a ran n a n m l p a r l l r * | | „ t h r C ln -u ll C n o r i In n m l fo r l l l l l (la la T „ f f r I I mh a r k . J o k r e . h a v in g n r c la im in g a n y r ig h t. I t l t r . H a m lim lr C n m ilv , F lo r id a , a t lh a I H a ra s I I I — ( In lis r k J n la r a M , r a l a l r , m n r la a g r n r n t h * r n f f l r r n f t h r C l r i k ,.f a a ld C o u r t, , i , ( ( . _ f t r l a r d n *. H s u '-ifd 4 S O — lla n In o r nn I tin s * c r r i a l n jn ir - | , ((r c [ t y tpf H a n fo rd . H a m ln o U I U r iid r I B iih s rV ■ W P " ' ' " J a r 1 c e l " , « f Is n 't in H am tn o ie C o u n t y. . C n u n ly , F lo r id a , nn n r h a fn r e lh a I n . iv H f 'i C r r I f f t K — H 'd is r k I K 'S - K in r l.d a . w h ic h n r * In c lw la d In Ih n t « n . ,| nv n f A u s o a t A D. IM S , In ....... a l t»— H w a n n S lid H ia u liin . T — p n r iln n A m n ff a - H rc tln n 7701 n fH ls ta I I. . »hnw In ls .r n s l, ll.iw .l ,.,, U S .. * b I S . . U .1 Sun . a a w lin l . r ig h t , I H ie . - ___ iTHi-K/rK'rptKyr . M s i i u a S* H s ito is n . l r C a ls ld o . i f .Hum s, l b _ t'c n lo lb , H i c .,,.a g |a it p a re s , r M lllllli. w a k l, l b m 127 Prominant Drugglkta Can't tt« Wrong ■ r« r B a rsS ! W i I N K tliiliH K lu r ld a , i . t h la o f f ic e In Mm c u u r l house o f a a lil C o u n ty i l l H a n fo rd , F lo r id a , w it h in e lg h l c a le n d a r m o a llm fr o m llm llr n e o f llm f ir a t p u M Ic a l lo ti o f I hla n o tic e . K a c li c la im n r d c m iiiid a h u ll Ini In w r l l In a , n m l a h u ll I t l. lie th e plHi'C o f fh a lllh h c n U lill |io a l i i f f l r a u lld lc a a o f th n i la liim u t , und a to ill lie • w o rn lo hy llm i lu lin u iil. Ida a pen I, o r h la u K u r im y , und im y a iich c la im o r d e m a n d i,u l >o file d a lis ll he v o id . T IK IH 1 K lra t II. K IM IIA t.t. Aa m ln iln la t iH lu r o f . llm H a ln lc o f A u n e a D r ill* - K lm h a ll M c ­ M u lle n . d e c e n a c l p u h llc u lio n .lo n e 34, 1949. A im e r) N 'm li-o |>, Im rc h y i;l»<-o l l m l I m u ciiK U N cil III h im liiu s a id I " o l * » l, - ir A . slu m , f ij . n f o i ,1. H i-nilno lH I', u n it y , F I o i I i I h u n d e r III* f l c l l t l u i i s Iis in a 'I o iir h lo p . W a ia o n a n d D ia l 1 lu ­ l l n d lo r s a ls t e r s a id h a m s p u r - Ilo n a N a m e H lk lu ls s " t o - w l l i gee. s rt.u y F lo r id a H la tu la * 1141 w i t h ISON Itoyitchiag.dryey atenqulrbly.aareljr. I - 1V Y -D R Y ft? Or. C. K. Kldridga CH lRO FO UlST (Foal Hp*el*U*0 im patientH nn Thuri*y of each week from 10 11. to 6 P. M. at the V ild e z H o te l S a n fo r d , F la . I H - S a n f o r d 458 O r la n d o 5-3421 I 1 11. | a rra a d IIs ! » . . i ,a n ih . v .r a a la a , * b ,b r n . a s a i l * i ! i 2 • i I ? 2 n 1 2 ! .2 2 .tiibnsnn, lb d r la T n r r r . * * c a re e r r f 1 D * r rv . If J Hrnwnlng r f *1 *0 **, ! * » ; ! „ , llallftisn, it rf •"lira, H i j C a ia id n th 4 4 H ch o its, o s, —I j . k r Harry. |i >! , ? * " ? I J ! 1 J J J j! 1 *1 J J o 2 n 2 t n 1 0 J f 1 J t J I I 1 1 1 ? f < J ,2 .2 1 Tnlnia fo r j 4 } J 1 r>nln li i KsVakls, r f k , • I 41 1?-•» s tN K fin n ( I- W a lk e d J * ; " li " • tb M a il s r T o n c o ff * m BASEBALL SAJ f f iAY D O U B LE H E A D E R M U N IC IPA L P A R K 6:30 P.M . SANFORD vs. ST. AUGUSTINE REDDY KILOWATT Ypvr flictflc Sirvinl H r h iilla If * Id 18 * In llh . v— t out when w lm ik e rnn aenreo. enn 1#1 nnn td--8 »aw M n onn it m a l l s t ,, lH' ltln KM e f.... O rla n d o gn Ilford iR - iA tn a R IN * fH -'M e M n tills I. m sn , K a v a k la I , .H r h u lli. Tnnnanit, T n lte n ff. K a fa s la i • ir le ln a k , fftire a K ls l'n a , K s v s k la . M a lle , V a rn e r H Juhnann. C atB lK n. Iff* 4Vl MlMlt . In llr lc ln s k ; ICO. b ram Are. BA1 K a v a liU ELECIRIC COFFEE MAKFRS W ELECTRIC DISHWA8HERS ’'ad all a It, He Hu its am M?H< W V -1 ELECTRIC TOASTERS AND GRILLS —kehulia (HrlrlnakL W l r i i — H rlrln a k , w in n e r—1 W—m aninn n m Hwan*. 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NIASIN# MCI CINIIIj ELECTRIC RETRIGLHATOKS Jtua il 4S. fro m H la ta Ito a il son In ■ r lie u y o u . „ r a n y o f y o u , h a va H a n fo rd K a a le rly tu Hi .In h tia I I I v • In it n il In a n y a a lil iilin v e d s a c rlh r o lin a e lln g H ln le lln a il 41* In ed p n rra la u f la n d m ill In a llo w H e m ln n le C n iin ty , K lu rld a . aa lo c a l, rn u a * w h y llle name n il,.o ld n o t b * a il, a u rva ye d n m l |> la lla il hy lh a ta k e n f u r llm linen a m i ptirpnaa a H ta la Ilu a d U * | i* r lm * n t o f the ■e l f o r t h 111 a n lil I ’d I I l o l l , t n - w l t i H ia la I l f K lu rld a , a n d a h n w n liy ua r ig h t I lf w u y . d r a in a g e d llr h a a la n - e llu n M an an d I t lg h l n f W a y a n il Im r r n w p l l * f u r n p o r tio n n f > 'a ,i Ih r re n t mi ftla In lh a o f fle a H e c lln n 77(14 n f M lu le lln a il 41 fro m u f lh a C la rk u f Ih e C ir c u it K n u r l H ln le lln a il 40(1 In H a n fo rd K a a la r ly l r a m t fu r H riu lu u t* C o u n ty , K lu r - In HI J u h tm illv e r c o r iu n - t ln i <dn tru e cu n lra „ f a a lil m aim ha- H la fe lln a il I I * III H a in ln n l* C u u n le g a lta c h e d In t i l * P H Itlu n file d ly . F lo r id a aa loen la tl, aurvayad a n d In Ih e a b o ve m in te d cau se n n th # am i sh o w n on eahl m a p * n r p la t * 41 h d a y u f J u ly A D 1*49. h y lh a h e re lo n h o v e re fe rr e d in , n r daC m fn ly u f H m iln u la , a iH tllllc a l f n u ll m ay lie e n le r r il a g a ln a l yo u . ilid lv la lu ii u f ilia H ia la o f F lu r W IT.NKHH m y ha nd as C la rk o f a, n B * ln a l vuu. a n il a a rh n f you, llm C ir c u it C m ir l In a n d f o r Hama a a ln g In cundainn D ir y u l i l l r m a il In o le C n u n ly , F ln r liin . n m l lh a aaal a n il h ig h w a y Iiu rp n a a * lh a aald o f a a lil C m ir l. title I h r l l h d a y a t g a r r a la u f lu id , a llu a la . ly in g and •In ly a . l i 1919, n l H a n fo rd , Ih a ln g In K a lu llm lr C o u n ly ,1 g l i i r l i U . H e nilrio le C n u n ly , K ln r lila . a n il n in ra iia r ilc u la r ly d a a i-rlk ' iH Ig n e d I fn llS W B i D I'. IIK I I N I H I N » « rr aw H I C le rk n f th e C lr c iit l C u u r l P a fe a l I. In H lul f u r H e m ln n la t l u j r n w P ll N o 8, C n u n ly , K lu rld a . , B r in g a p a rc e l u f la u d ty lnIB , sml C ln - u ll C o u rt H eal * • H u n ts In th a (lo v s rn m a a t ~ L iu y ,| K. D o y le Han Hun 1, Towuatiip la A H o rn a y f o r I ’a lit lo n a r f kW« cm NU-Trwtd your tlw for leiw than Vi prleo of now firat lino tiro. You «ro invited to tn«ka a mlloofo ’toot on your own car and know for youraoU that wo can aavo YOU Honey . , . Thouaanda of tiraa eucceaafuiV vulcnniaod and NU-TmtW In tha put 87 years is • ELECTRIC Co o l in g fa n s Bamlnol* County KloridB. If . q. Tdackton o w ia r . # & OAK M WMAC i 8 L « | Take 2 H eated Games From Sens 4-1 And 6* N e a r F ig h t Marks Second Contest; Saints H ere For 2 T ilts Saturday “ “ 3 i & SCORES OF OTHER TIME AND LABOR , J SAVERS... »W «r • ft* • V �r*;— vr r . - — «> ■ ^V'v r- ' ------- Vy.V' ’; ’>■ txn>*T iQi IK K SANVBftD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA 1M» z m m a s m tM m lo t complaint flUd against you In , _______________ a f c ^ ™ ^ S r a .* __ a bU Sv ,, * and a»r "M ^ S .’S . "o S * ifiSS? V ^SSt * not an fll*d r*ata*C«W t'br ‘lllaa** Hit**a, pray; Ing tor a divorce; oth.rwla* * u»era* pro ront*a#9 wpi r>„ *nt.r<»i oBalnat you on said date. ^WITNKBn my band and >.nl m Hanford, County of H.mlnelr Ki m * ig j s«« " * of riorlda, thla 1th day „f July, lift. IUWMON f t i r EUuatava sss ■ • £ ,.... “ “ “ V Aa mnonpON m m m O. P. 1IRRNDON Alina Lin*Xure admin la t/a (or CTA ot Dataaaad • If r li Circuit Court th» Ratal* of NO PJCRJ U m ln o l* C o u n ty . K ln rld n Anna Uuilava Llndharn, l u x * S i a v i n o ’ c L a im j 1 HKAL iS fo A .W fS p ju i. **«* »®ssr& **> »«• muiiad to praeeet ear claUa* ------------------ --------- — TO AI.1.1R damanda which you. nr allhrr ia«* of r*aiiou. may have aaalnal th* a of Anna flnataya I.lndbura, w^m lribr or* laad. lata of h a ll C i u t f , to • Circuit County Judge -of ________ nemlnol* dried to appaar In t, Slot* otftM la , Court. Ninth Judicial ty. Riorlda. at County *at of Florida; for S*ttii ■ourl houa* of • s s rv s rd. F lo rid a ., wUMn r U h t sal- | In Chaneary. on .the montha Oom lha tlm # • * ; Au« u**t ' A t * ' i l k * Irat publloatloa of tb la a a - ttUnf?H, .rlo rlfto . i__ ______ V» M M I X I K l l ( I M M l H Q H ld l •j (f j -y;,* L eg al Notice N O TIC E TO APPBAM T i l : l. U C I t . K H A M IL T O N K M W J A '' M A N . i-.o o f I . l f f y R . l l t l . ? 0 # t P«* fit- * llo a . I.* n o * , t li- o r a la ; T U tH IH T i l t l l V K Y O U N O T IC N th a t J o h n 11 P e rry m a n . aa ( Iff,, lini* IriM tllu te tl 11 a u ll a g a ll1* * yo u f u r a n A n n u lm e n t o f * Pf * ‘ u-mtvil iiiuriANr erremony or coat o i Ho m a n nnow N. .......... pi*,,. I r a c l w h ic h w i l t c n l r m l In to of rraldrnr* and uddr.aa u iln v »»f N o v e m b e r, I M I i l 1} Watt South Slrrat, nrlnnd,,. h „ i ■ th e t.tfth%le*«»ricIn. b e tw e e n t h * ■ * ! * Ida; that you tninavala y.iur-Hf ... i JAollo hn It T e rry nm ii A m i LU C lia that process cannot l>„ i>*r».mnlK l l i i m l l t n i i T e rry n iA ii, w h ic h j a t a ■rrvtii, and that th*r* la Du p*>ri«iifi n u ll l»n» b r n iiK h t In th e C ir * In In* Stal* of Klnrldn up.,,, » imi„ c u ll I * o u ri «*f A tin f o r H e rtiln o lg I arrvlcr of procra* would tdnd you iT o tm iy . K lo rld n . « t H n n fo n t, P la r * I fuu arc haraby miuirisi .... i lib* Y ou nrt* h e re b y re i|u lre * l to HP* . naff In the C lm ili Court of Ham- it-nr before the uaiti Court at Han* lUoJ* County, Florida. In i.'h it n ,, i orrl. Klorbln on tho flral daf Of on th* llh day of Auaum. in*, u, Auaii at TJia. und full you not. ta c*rlnlb aull for itlvmr. n ,,.,,. hrtue a decree pro i'wnfMW Wll* In pandtnx. an abbrevlai.d tut,- ,.f 1 lie ehteteil iigiilimt jruU* And t|l Which In lU iilr drown. I'laintur 1m M t ji'i«e proem! ei part a. t v*r*ua Homan Uruan. IW.iiduui WITNKHH my hand and offlcIHl WITNRHH niy band nud ofn, ,„i Heal of the n b tiv e uatuetl Ctiurt at aral al Hanford. Florida ilu. nil, Hunfuiii Hi-mlnole County * Fl'Jf* day of July. 1st I, l tiln «h ;Mn» d a y of J u n e , II4R« O. P URHNptiN *» T IIK ItN IU ’N ___ _ Cl*rk Circuit t'outi Clerk. Clrvuh Court* HEAL • * « » c*r r r h i :a l » G eneral C ontractors ^ Drag Line Work ★ ★ BnlWottr Work ★ * Paving ★ ENAM El. and VAHNIHII Quick d r y in g , L ihik IhhI i i i ^ Porcelain while will nol yellow C A R M O IE --------- MUdew Renisting ♦( ‘ r. • There In a CARMOI E PALM FOR EVEKY SURFACE * Complete Subdivision Development • I1 M 1. a Let ,» finance your paint jolt, both labor am) material, over a period of easy monthly payments, no red tape, Call us for a bid on your next job Phone 7649 ub House f o u r no extra finance charge SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. OrUndo, Florid* Sanford's leading paint urn! glaas store 117 So. PARK £-^K e«rK aU te For Sale— 3 5— |J .. UlUJAUaj.. I .J „ 1 U se H E R A LD W an t Ads FOR PHONE 148 M *) THE I'hune 02U or! — 12 K\V FI.COIO' Jiirlnred to jx-rfec* , !im. ulit rinnnt maili> liku new. v ini»h ln a, di-H ning 4 w e x ln f. !•„, mbit, power |,l«nt. 22 yesri ctlirrltm ic In Numliuilu County, It M. (iluaaun, I,uk« Mary. Sanford Motor A K<|pt. <W HERALD W'*w. HKNT 3 4 ROOM apartment, new refrteer* ator, ft wlndowa, hot water. Only raliabl* parti**. Takaak Apart* manta, Phone 1117ft*J. IT — 1.1 i h t f o i i n n - n baEy bed. Good con*-NEW Hoof*, Roof repairing A Gall I*6t*M . Mra. Jefpainting, Phone 188-M. LOST: Neur Glndervllle, 2 :iu»:i FU R N ITU R E U N F U R N IS H E D 2800 Mallonvtlle mii«. Hangers, Special Service* HELP WANTED WN M O W llQ I, OAHUKN1 80S W. lal Hlrrel of your lown ori fluuan Wnahlng, Sian* W ANTED: Man for lce*Cream S TE A M -L U X Route; unlimited opportunity. Entire imUide urea liielmlmg The Polar Bear, 106 N. Park Kcrecn*. Free eatlmnlea. ......... Avenue. __ _ Potato fo r every collect Oviedo 2UHI, EXPERIENCED brake and front Nlcklc, Silver, Gulil I'lnling; I - I 1 Glass S F ain t Co. end man. Apply Flrealone lahlng. Ihiliy aliorn und «lh*-i M Phone I N . Simon. keep-aakea llmliaed. D U N N ’S I'l.V r iN G SHOP, jO T Sunday dinner nt Laney’a Ph. 12III week days. Lunch** A WORK WANTED — 9 Behind YowellV h a n fpr d m*nt. G*a For—O A I.V A N tZK D HOOKtNtJ, ROLL ROOPINf!, Rouf Cement per eft* W builntii — 5 Jd— PHONE 303 llfla-J after 0:00 P. M. Work SEE US FOR tiled vegetatile land, G uaranteed. No Job too large or M IM E O O R A PII P R IN T IN G Flowing well*. too email. Estimate* cliuerfully A N D T Y P IN G Modem Home, gtvoa. C R E D IT 1IUWKAU OP lawn, fruit. Paved HANFORD riant. Rt. I , Box 804, NEW HOME Sewing machine. good condition. Cull r,23-\V from ' US N. Park __ Phan# I M 7:00 A. M. to 2:80 P. M. I ORLANDO Morning SuntinH. Or Innilo Evening Star. Call Ral|>h Article* For Sale —5 B— ARTICLES WANTED—6 Ray. 1U16-J. UAI.L 617 for Mattery, Oeiieraim uml Hhir.er aervlce. S wuI ii 'h Highest caab prK-e paid f . r uaed flO A T M IL K Uattery Service, 801 W. Flint furniture. Ted Davis Furniture St. Co. 811 K. l i t . Ph. «&». R. 0 . Priest, Phone 716- W.T LA W N M IIW E K H ahnrpened, hi M ill'* Swap Shop—We buy, a«ll or W ANTED liaed Electric Apart* cyclea re|mlied, luck ami t'-y mciil sire stove. Plume U7II-R. trade moat anything. 4too C “Nan* wink. Nu wulllng wmk uuur ford Are. Phpna IiA J bllteeil. II, W. Mil ti in rtii , tin East 4th. Nt., Naidmd, I In W4/>th arhen you dun't 7—I’elH*Lives lock-Hupplint (Form eily with Wllllumn Fi»it year praacriptjun. to Thop ). , FOR HALE—Mule, 4 tv yeara old. a. Phone 10ft. Phone :i4t> until ft:UU P. M. 710ELECTRIC or TU X M pO PECDSt Complete line. 814 after fi:00. ACETYLENE Hapi'a Tuxedo Feed Store. WELDING 4i**k l* ram if f FOR horn**, Articles For Hale opsrty and u r t i g i , ■*« your . * nr Coetina, See— 8tr.°.uA L, R' , l t y . A «, ,nc. y S T A N I.E V .R ( h ;KHH IIOW K. CO. |e R. Methleui, Aaaoclate FOR PAINTERS--Decorm.im . I'uC. Second Sfroat or Fee Sindh aa a a * <m u FARMS, Free Delivery ffPr - lywood boat*, apeclally * A flpiahed. ISO. Phunn reupholaterlng, all wink guaranteed. 1000 W. tat. Tlrea on RIiiim ; llewnni. Runic Rux 2110. Si, Ramey.____ _____ _________ NEW HOOPS—Roof* repaired, IB — A IIT O M U IIIL E S — I■ roof iiaintlng. W, 0 . Smith, 1931 model A. Ford fnrdur, mol,'* Contractor. Phone 1188. In goml condllloii. Phmic Il2il II Two garage LOWER PRIORS, Ssgkrt w itah ditlen ftW * repairing, G. C. .Folfowa, Homo 1941 STUDEBAR EH, .................. hardware, 4 door aednn, good condili.... Shop, 1700 Sufi Sanford Ave. Phono privntt'ly owned. Cull lir,H. II4 3 -J ._______ JEEP, 1947 Deluxe, iu i IIii , hcaiei liftO. ALL T V P K 8 *ol bulfdosor A apotlight, cxti oiled l»„K Ph. 1846. | rranon.tble rates,h Free eatlmat* Coat 12,900.00, price ............... •a. David K. Carpenter, Phom hoht offer. Apply 641 Plmme-a |S«3*M. '5 3 £ i « D * * ° Drive, Sanford. Fin. |,po. Ihdag room 1939 W 1LI.Y8 Sedan, very g.««l 24.961|U— Dual condition, |260.<g). Roy Red, Moil 28.96 Vanity W . 2nd. Street. • ! > d , coll For Sale—I CR a p e a u entire stock kttreaa 84.60 J lillln ary. ilARLEY-DnvIdson 1947 Sixty one O IIV , A*l condition f lliuiai Phono 6 H U - u f Ji 4 g 'l f t C«H>aat Block* FOrnibhe D- 129.00 to jM M ^FU RN ISH ED 9 rago Aparti ' goration. 1208 ••ROOM houao Phono 826-W. .....SPECIAL 1947 FORD 8 door aedun. ninruuri original paint, very clean iri»ldu A out, 8986.00, 198ft PLYMOUTH 4 door aednn. » A L T E K A T Itik i and Dreee Mrio good buy for 8146.00. ing. 1 I6 H W. 1st* Street, Phone 1089 PLYMOUTH coupe, exe.il_1163-J. ent value. 1896.00. VENET1 B ILL KIRK MOTORS dar. 1886 Sanford Ave. Phone 47. 84 DdDGE Bealh Buggy. Good Tirea. Runa. Good. License re a d y to go. $76.00 Caah, 86 DESOTO Sedan goml Paint, Fair Tiree, Licenae |126.(N). PSUSIrtfBV 1889 FORD Tudor Runa ■DUt, . Ovarhaul, Good. 8126.00 _w# ■*- r *« .* | BUICK. Good Traniportatlon ‘1*00 Caah. il'a Uaed Cara and Parla. i/T W S S fc tti.. [L A N D MORRISON,* INC. Phene SM. W & rk L r V^r:‘ ‘ �» ST, 1' . - . 1 - 1 ’ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA fA a *m j FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH lie i Sanford A venae Take Y o u r Fam ily To Sunday School J. Randall Perris. MlnlaUr CLYDE R. HOEY "Tha Narrow OaU1’ will be the Senior U. H. Senator from North Caroline morning sermon subject at the Cfcarck Nettoee ha prim id at 7k# I r d i offlta m th« Fint Christian Church Sunday ! There has nevsr been a period in pot afford to neglect church a t­ morning that tha MlnlaUr will £ r before pabUeattam. for old and young, and the world's history when wo have tendance IlM. l.y the aame token we should not greater need for religious training "Looking Over Into Canaan" («|| to avail ourselves of the and spiritual atrongtn than today. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH PIRHT PRESBYTERIAN golden opportunity of Sunday I will be the evening sermon topic. Everybody, believe* In physical *choi>l attendance, and this ap­ J R. McKInUr, Mlnlater CHURCH ’n,< ®cho«l will assemble at training for fu the .... development .................... of M m P. R. Hlsphtnaon, D.R.E. ,f,“ tar)0'45 A. M. You are cordially In- ' the body and In mental instruction plies to every member of the 0:48 A. M. Church School. A 0:46 A. M. Church School. ! v|t«| to wurshlp with ua. for the Improvement of tlm mind, family. clan for every ape. 11:00 A. 61. Morning Worehlp. _______ The Sunday achool Is not just and yet neither I* more Imperative 11:00 A. M. Morning Wonhlp. Sermon by Rev. A. U. Mclnnl*. for women and children, although HOLY CROSS CHURCH than rellglou* rultura of the splrSermon Topic: "Communion of li it tin literal handmaiden of 7:00 p. M. Youth Fellowship. j Her. H. Lyttleten Zimmerman. itual nature. Saint,". thr church In this respect, hut it 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship-! R, D., Rector The Sunday school aid* trem­ offer* just what men of the 7:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship Sermon by Rev. A. C. Mclnnla. . Fifth Sunday after Trinity endously In providing the culture i hutch need—spiritual training Strvlct. The Chancel Choir will aing fori 0:00 A. M. Holy Communion. for thg whole family. We canamt development, a recurrence to 0:00 P. M. Evening Worship. theli special on Sunday morning,1 0:110 Nursery School, the fundamental facta In basic Strmcn Topic: "A W orthwhlla the Anthem: "Great I’eacc Havei Rev. Llewllyn B. Hasting* i hmlinn virtue* and a realisation T H E CHURCH OF COD OP Secret". They That Live The Lord R"*- I'rfrxt-ln-charga. At THE CHURCHES 1 P‘ PIRHT BAPT1HT CHURCH Parh Avenue at Hiath Street W. P. Brooke, Jr., Paelor John L. Miller, Educational Director Burnley School 0:46 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Training Union 0:46 P. M. Evening Worship 0:00 P. M. Sing* plr at Ion after earvict. Wednesday Service 1:00 P. M. Nunery open all aarvlcee for children of pre-echool are. "Worahlp In Air.Cooled Comfd ttM-------------------— -------------------. "We'va Saved a Placa Tor You." M ILL E R FARMS Rev. H. W. Milter, Paator Sunday Hnrvlcea at 8:00 P. M Baptismal Krrvlre, Communion and feel washing at 7:80 P. M Prayer meeting Thursday even­ ing lit 8:00 P. M. All hrillnra.t peo­ ple are urged to attend the prayer meeting. Continue to make your Evangelistic Hour 7:46 P. M. Hally Vacation Bible School refusal* known for prayer. era Dies, Robert Rrown will also1 alng a solo at the morning worship CHURCH OF THIS NAZAR RN E iiervlco: "() Lord M ohI Holy". US Maple Avenue Mra. John Hughe* will aing Rev. I,. R. Ruahton, Paator "Prayer Perfect" by Speak* at .Sunday School 0:46 A. M. tha evening worahlp service. Morning worahlp 10:46 A. M. Junior Society 6 il6 P, M. COMMUNITY CHURCH, N.Y.P.H. 7:00 P. M. Lake Mar* C. C. White, Paator Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. .alerts Monday at 0:00 A. M. Rev. Claaae* for all age*. Morning wor«hlp at 11:00 A. M. i noted chalk ertlat will be Our young people who attended ">» summer conference recently w ill, ”* " I* Vernon, N. Y., said, however, In a new* conference hare, that the Christian church "mu*t protest when an antagonistic Ideology Funeral services will be held trie* to ti»e It* power .Sunday at the A. M. E. Church l e g a l N o tic e s »t Twelfth Street and Olive Ave­ nue for Minnie Thomas who died last Sunday at the ago of fi7 The IN T H K C t lt C U IT C O U R T O K T H E Rev. A. C. Chandler will officiate. I N IN T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN N D FO B S E M IN O L E C’O U N T V . Born In Orangeburg, S. C. Sent. | A F L O R ID A . IN C H A N C E R Y 7207 10. 1882, the deceased had been a U V A L Y N R A M O N A H IL L . resident of Sanford for 48 veor* j rialnlirf and a member of the A. M. E. H A M U K L r>. 11ILL, JR Church for 40 years. She 1* sur­ I >«f*n-lsnt V O T IC R T O A P P E A R vived by one brother, J. J. Thomp­ son of Sanford; two sisters. Ad- T H E S T A T E OK F L O R ID A T O S A M U E L D O tL L . J R I* F C. renna Green nnd Fannie Thomp­ A IH J7:t.1.U-3J3rd T C Hi| A, IV O. son, Sanford: two ions. James *33 r / o I 'l n i n i K . l i f , Tu rk, Thomas, Sanford and E. J. Thom­ N V U H K E T IN flfb as, Trpnton, N. J.: one daughter, ure lia reb y n n tlflrr l Hint mi Estelle Johnson, Sanford; also n. Yon il'in One been IMeil In H ir I ’ l r .t ill nine grand children and two great f 'r u r t ,,f I he N in th J u d ic ia l (Mr* * i„ lt In a n il fo r H rn iln o l* C ou nty. grandchildren. Services Sunday F o r Minnie Thom as I hat world problems can only Ire lived by individual* who have | F lo rid a. w h e re in EVALYN RAviived their own problem* of liv. 'M ti.V A <111.1. I* u lu ln t lir nml N il FEAR OF NEDS IH A M U E I, D n i l . L , J it. In lie fer,,I mg in the light of Christian Ideal* i,iil <l i » t e e lil n r-llc in l » h i, n rlln n LONDON. July 15—(Ah—The and prnrtlrcn. The Sunday achool fu r divo rce. t h * f the tit le n f ih - 1 offer* the largest field of activity president of the United Luther in 1 E V A I.V N R A M O N A O ll.l . J Church in Ameilcn said tndny th' v . S A M U E L D O IL !.. J l ( . t|,m f,.r ihe whole family In spiritual •ml,I I* ||U » penrJRo; III III* j Christian church ho* no fenr of training and is the moat potential 'lr r u ll C ourt o f tlie N in th J llitlr l* ! agency for the development of a (" fa ir and open competition" with I(M i'u li In and fu r P rin to ute Cnunsustained reservoir for church Communism. ly K irn Id a You a le lfe *r e fn r* n n llfle d (n t i l * membership and aervlea. 1 Dr. Franklin C. Fry. of Mount h IlMVPTT JiWTrlir t h h r s e n r f c e . - j a e v t e * Inidy Invited to our service. ** begin* at 7:30 P. M. THREE GIGANTIC SERVICES YOUTH SERVICE—TONITE 7:45 P. M. Dr. D u M l «U| ,p«ak on . . . “The W orld's G reatest Love Story” Special eoand film. Dramatic, gripping, Bible leaching, he* Christ kaal tha alck. COKE PARTY will he given all young people from II to IP at the deep of the earvice. EXTRA HPBCIAL FOR HATUKDAY NIGHT - - 7:3* “STARTLING THINGS I HEARD AND SAW WHILE INVESTIGATING . . . "IN I NEMO WHO GfAIMS TO BE GOO I SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST I Elder A. E. Dsyo, Paator Elder L. A. Sheffield, Elder I.. H. Shepard, Aaalelanla |l Thome* Walter, Habbath School Superintendent Sabbath School 0:80 A. M. Sat­ urday. Preaching 11:00 A. M. Saturday. Prayer Meeting 7:80 P. M. Wedneadey. A Cordial Walrome to Every One. ( IIRIHTtAN MINHIONAHY Woman'* Club Building filonn & Hmilh, I ’selor I0:IH) A.M. Bible School Mr. A. Wslboldt, Hunt. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahlp I Mearsge: Ylledlng to the Spirit | 0:46 I' M. Alliance Young People Alt young People Invited |1 7:46 P.M. Kvsnlng Service' | An Informal servile for all. The pastor will speak on the subject' "A Survey of Dur Needs" M All are welcome to each of th e *e |4 I *ervlce* TIIF. CHURCH <IF GOD 3500 Elm Avenue (lev. Joe C, Crews, Mlnlstsr Sunday school al 0:46 A. M. I Class** for all age*. Worship at 11:00 A. M. All I members ar* urged to be present |st this servlcs. Evangelistic service at 7:45 P. | M. The pastor will be speaking at< I both morning and evening »er-| I Vices. An altar call will lie given [for prayer after tha massage. 1 Prayer mauling and Blblt study iTuesday evening at 7:46 P. M. .* # - s * | V A Negro known a* Father Divine rialma to be Christ re­ turned to Ihe earth) To have filly million who worship him an God) To hava heavens, angel*, resurrected saints) In perform more mlraHoo in one day than Christ performed during Hla satire lifetime, even to raising th« dsad. Rav. Daniels spent a weak In hla so-called heavens. Inter­ viewed the false chrlst IFi houra, talked to people who clelMhd they had been raised from Ihe dead. He has written a large 14chapter ■pter keek book eapoalng tke movement. He will tell all about *h g t I m w and haard Tin a terrific almost unballaeabla message ■tarday night, July 14, 7:43 P. M. H ear Revival P arty On Radio I The B. J, Danlela Ravlval Party la hasrd 4:16 P. M. dally aver WTHR and Sunday* at 7:>g P. M. ovar WDBO SERVICE FOR SUNDAY NIGHT 7t80 P. M. | Come and bring your Bible* W.M.B. service each Thursday. |evtnlng at 7:46 P. M. j V.L.fl. service each Friday even­ ting at 7:46 P. M. The church string band will Jfurnish the music fm all these |services, soil the public I* Invited I to attend CENTRA I, HAI'TIHT CHURCH I Laurel Avenue and Ninth Street I Rev. H. L. Whatley, Pastor U W. I), Ntsnsell, Sunday School Superintendent E. O. Keith, R.T.U. Director Sunday School 0:46 A. 61. | Clauses for all age*. Morning Worship, broadcast j WTHR U:IKI A. 61. "A Slacking | Statement" Dr. E. J. Daniels. B.T.U. 0:8(1 P. M. Union* ror | all age*. Evening Service, In ths tent, 7:46 P. 61. "The Three Crons* of | C a lv a ry"-D r. Daniel*. Immediately after ths service [Sunday night ths film "CruclflsI Ion ami Resurrection of Christ" | will bo shown. "Com* Thou With Us And Ws I W ill Do Thee Good." CROSSES. * # ™ 4 * > *P«WWj>i|Hil»i mu iiwi»4iypiwniiwi» muwiHgi 1 i* * - W" . lVm: Htlno Machine A 8 apply Co. 007 W. tad Ml. 4Goapal Morftee Mamie Preaching J. C. Hatchlsen A Cot SMpHfo of V«e«tablaa Celery CHf PrtnUag Ce. - . . . -- - .•■: S i * ■ * ' 11 ■ m Ju st a typical Amnrican family, living in a typical American town: Mr. Johikon had to climb the ladder of q n r r ^ th* bard way— but ha kept on climbing. Mra. Johnson smiled her way to happiness — *'"iUlng through weariness, smiling even through tears. Marian*! life seemed to blossom overnight from dolls to dates, and with the blossoming came a beauty that is more than skin deep. And little "Chip,'* for all of the mischief in his m erry eyes, shows promise of the same honest courage that folks admire In “the old block.'* A certain church— one of the churches for which their town was named— has been mighty dear to the hearts of the Johnsons all these years. Their loyalty, their energy, their unselfish generosity have helped to make it “a fine church." And that church, through the God-given truth it is teach ing. has helped make the Johnsons “fine people." "Where Sportamcn Meet" Me » THE JOHNSONS O F C H t t H C M \ U £ \ Chas F. Wtrt Sanford Hardware Co. HEAR ! 114 Sanford Ave. Hanford Boot Works American OH Co. M. B. Strickland, Contractor Boat Btorata 4 Rapalra , 9 No Hi-Royal Crown BottSag Co. 0 . a McK m F. 0. Box m -P h 0M 1U Mra. Voll# A. WIIHm u y o u r a p p a a rs n e a In s a id a c tio n on o r b e fo re K a tu rd a y , th s 1 0 th d a y n t A tig u t l , A . D.. t i l l : o th a rw ta e , h d e lH iill > u d e e n i*n t w i l l be s n ts r ed s s s tn s t you , a n d s a id ca u se w ill n r o c r r d as p a rt* . w it n e s s m y h t n d a n d seal as c le r k o f * * ld C o u rt a t .S a n fo rd . I lo r litu , t i l l * l l l h d a y o f J u ly , A. |l iv tf O l>, C le rk IIE R N D O N of Ihe C irc u it C o u rw PEAL W N O T IC E N otice le hereby given l h * t I urn e „ K jg e il In btielneee at ths co rn er i>C Sei nnd S treet and South D a rk A venue. S an fo rd . F lo r id * , un­ der i n . flrlltlm < e lin liir o f Y ellow 4'tilt t v fttifi j4itiuf»r<l T r a n n l l L !n !i no,I Silver F le e t C *l,e nt 20 ] C om m e ro U l S t r e it nnd itm ! t In ten d to r m l'ile r eald nameti p u rsuan t to ih*. lerin n **f th e " F ic titio u s H a n t* H ln lu le " In w it rte< ISS 09 F L O flID A S T A T U T E S lu ll w ith Ih * c le rk or tile C irc u it C o u rt o f S e m ^ In ,,]e Co ii nly F lo r id * . :-1! H A ALLE N . Ownsr T A LBO TT’S — D R IV E -IN — Wall Paper - P»l«* I’ e le le r - sa d ra y o rh o a ilia a a is r n a n »va I . �TPrrr^ trfTr*x V — ' t it *' f ■ U tfatty TlWf* to W w i t f c T# r/a la a * llw f w i a t tha WarM l f a ( 'iw u t a Ika h t | m i a l A M t k t i fa K m i m F rm getfty fa r SaafarC STh* ^attfnrfr Ib n ttfi * AN INDKPENDENT DAll - .'ritohl’ AHKR Batobltokai IBM VO LU M E THE WEATHER C untldtiablt [loudluiM through Tuesday • Irh « lm local jhunder•hoA«it. Light to mudsiat* south*M) nlnd«. > HANFORD, FLORIDA, MOMMY JU1.Y 18, l»4fl *u _ iatad Prana Loaned Wlra N o. ^3». Fact-Finders City Conunusion To Study Six 3 Lake County Dewey Seek* P y a c j / l a n t ^ e P I A n T n To Hold Steel Bid* For Building Swimming Pool Negroes Admit Union Of West r r e S 1 C i e n i S F i a i 1 1 0 Rob-RapeCase Europe States Tighten Unification Meet July 28 P r e s i d e n t ' s Board Slates H e a r i n g s In New York To Study P r o p o s a l s Six Lid. for conrlrue lion of a swimming pool in Foil Mellon Pdik and an equs number of hid* for supplying pool equipment were oprned Friday afternoon by Gordon Bradley, city deputy clerk. Mott of the bidden were repretenled. Tonight the City Committton will review the bidt and may take action tu award contract!, CltyW~---------------- -----------------------------™ ! 5 ' . M li,,0 rd . McKlbbin “ n* I pointed out that if tournament, nounced this morning. , . I are desired, a minimum of fou, In lu n t instances, he revealed, C0ltrtl ihouM bt bullt( , ach l:>t) V 1’ ««iwrtta conatruc- f „ , ,ong and f#e| wld„ wit(l . . . '? " " ' I ' " « • <••• *"»•» *>“ ! concrete curbing perimeter t» hold T e n s i o n Eases In Governor Calls For R a t i f i c a t i o n Of G r o v e l a n d After A t l a n t i c Treaty National Guard Is In Talk To Lions Called To S c e n e Handed To Congress K o L in s o u H t a n d s As NKW YORK. July I8~ hA>>" Si l l v" Robeson’s Governor Thorn*. K. Dewey mged — The fact-finding board in the i >v*r, wa* fur the concrete block | ln Mount Dora fawn bowling at •he rape of a young while woman i today that We.tein f.uiope be weld V o w T h a t Negroes ilee) labor diipute organiied loday construction. Indlt ated ait lb* leait expensive; *^ac*, £?*n*L highly desirable clrl ed in to an economic unit like the / f u n d announced it will open public type Of pooM. W o n ’ t F i g h t Russia ..................... ■ atm , Mr. Stewart revealed. A» . «h. rafnforeid conSteWart A . “ llJ '° bb" V of he. husband the line n u! mob violence ap- United State., and .aid Mar.hall "h e a rin g * July 28 in New York. The clot* block with flow through type fa r a* number* go. he dated, it It. AHHDCIATED 1‘ HHSS Plan fundi thuuld be ipeni pit W ASHING I ON, July 18 -</P) organualton meeting wai held al °t "petition which ellmlnatea .the compares favorably with ih u fflt- liiie n ll) .ub.ided, (o ilt.nuni.11 teade.s ■j. l t i i l L Snd F u m t aiC.aUcmutULg-kupcm.axU------I W ^ - t T u . nan iGJIy .e n t to inatilv towaid that_eiut— ----------need of filter*, but which require* bo,rd' A touch of the Ku lClui Klan the White House. r-a m —aur»iu—he~wrotr, ■ ‘tirer wai ‘fine’ loo, t’amphiii* titled The Repuhliran goveiimr. m an uicit 'ollowris tlu i L Diiih.umiin and Lalhuliuim van f i n | u d t by ittlr i lMut, a rro lf CHaSmatt XCarroll Deugherty V r ' s i e K l b f f G ^ W ^ t S ^ d .’i'ilr die Vatican * ,ecenl cxcommumcalloit decter. , ' , ‘ ' “‘ S41111* lon plan je said that the decidon to delay c«iv.d on w ell, and two on In- welcorna to vl*U the club to nht tin ideal, of the Ku Klux Klan" were addre*. of welcome piepaicd foi it .* - dilfeienl ,.o,v behind the trot, cu.lam. whete Communist. of loo-rd fiom a group of about 20 the convention of l.tun. Inlrina in .oinr -outline- air ru ttin g heavy p ie ..u ir on the tliu u h Homan * r ’ UKM 1,1,1 * ,*n* 1 * n iha hearing* until July 28 would give iiallation of *anltary plumbing first hand information." baud of Sevietaiy ol Detente Johaboth tide* ample time to prepare *»d equipment The City Commission, *atd Mi i n- which patted through. tional, al.o .aid it is inipoilant ta n ..... i>n*«t. m Crecho.lovakla * -------VOII In icply lo a request for fp* * McKlbbin, would welcom* Ilc-idents said lin e * nr four lin t the United Stale* Serial* u iitv b a .r -p u in rd u liW l- lio n i the their evidence for the board', con* Infoitiled Catholics thiniighoiii ihe formation on cost of Installing suggestions from local citUrr,- inti, weir lii (sch cat; none wore th* Noith Atlantic fie al) "with 1 inuiio.inst g o v e i iin ie n i th e r e lo World i Inii they subject tliem-elves . Me u n i he wa> tubmilimg the lidatalion. Inwii bowling courts, William C. concerning lawn buwllng court* to 'lie iraJilloiial Klan hoods and d e - e ll Vi l iib ls h .'p .lo - e t H i-iu n a n d 'Ian in milei to lake action by real enthuiiaim " The board will meet two day* Siewait, city d ir k of Mount Dora, help determine if there I* tu ff! lobe*. ■be I .ill. a n In ll.p . b o ic li slat* tii •xcoinnmulcatlou h> sopimi ting '' 411 111 “ 'dei Communism and thus depute ■ *!! means *| my sonunand" to earlier in New York with tepte'hat the cost would vary dent interest tn the game her* to “ Othetwiie." he »ani, "w * would wai Sheriff W. V. McCall Identified count. 1‘opr f i . s XU bos (old German themselves of ihe chuich’* sacra- obtain pmrupt unification of the (lie suspect* as Charlie Greenlee, appeal lo he denying out inevitable tentative, of the Heel indu.lry and . * l ,h . .*>-•. '• * ■ « * • He warrant building such cu amt iliis it ig h theiA inents amt .mucialhin with the ,*,ine» Samuel Shepherd and Walter U- and tneuapable auuualiun v«itfi I alln.In s, of the CIO United Steelworkers to c „ , . . , l all.,.In- rveiyw beir, that no gov- faithful viii all aliout SO. They are tiling Togllattl ir fin e d to the Vuti Nf“ ‘" dl,>- ll* »4k1 wanted W "arrange for procedural roaltcri." tielil in undlsdoted Jail*. A fourth the cauie of lieedotn We would elioueni itial ileuivs tiod van sur* can’s uclion as a tactic "diaggrd l"ovide a vine mean* whereby The chairman said that this appear lo be tlailm g all ovrt again i lie negio H ill Is being sought. fiom the duikesi ages of huiiiun ail inembeu of i ongieit will ba morning’s discussion had to do !’;•11iii•s> I'ugliatti, Ita ly ’s lead­ Ity s lils tm j They admitted they robbed and down I lie iim r load we follow d He declined escoin , able n, sole on imjiioving the d*with organisation of tha commlttse tnrat a whit* man of flruveland, after Wot Id Wai I whwli led to 's « . ihiiiiim I sI, told l!,Mill of h i. nuiiiH-ut lt>|| VYnuld l|«*Vrl tlfAllUV i , >• d . and other matters of business. An to ll. i.n s n, Home ye-leiday ihat Conin.unl.ni then kidnapped and raped hi* 17- Woild Wa. 11 • 1 ,r,l' r "» 'he event executive secretary w ill be ap­ > ..mid tie foinm uiiisis and yesi old wife, S lie iiff Mcall said. * Dewey «awl tin- f o ile d Slates • bat jtlrq iM lr Irgiilatloli u not French foionm iiisl Iradeis fo l­ pointed later. The place of the Sneriff W. V. McCall, who quiet- Should “ sm ite is In l<c ltie lio n is Mood i oi holies al tlie same time. lowed tin line ihat I at holies and devrb.prtl' in t ottgieiy hearings In New York City ha* ed i be mob of about 100 men that h o t” in te in i’iitiiiti (lie M id i re g u i'l Ibr \latican says not An edict Communists could woik tugelhet liv trudiog up thr plan, the PtCH yet to be designated, The board il'eaiiM iio i>u e>a, t i , , t i ___ • , —. . . _ gailieied at the county eouithnu*# lt l which Ibw c,m ill ij now Is held is .el U rdlir-day Ii) the Vatican broke up Its m isting a ftfr about P ublic viilrin jM u irtl hiiiivrlt of two clianH e a r in g O n C iv ic C lu b s U se O f 1,1 favure* satuiday night, said ha h i non I'o in rm iiiM Kuiope. 4f minutes. , rv ul Hrltmg thr , lunge* he want* P ro p o s e d B u d g e t V — l.* , around when the Klan Ilev v e y l-ib l tin d e b x a le s t o tin * As they ry did d so. the White Home Yacht Cluh tIs._ rExliieialure was tossed, lit ihr ilrtense rtlahhibment. He * i * i v ic e o i i r u n i/u llo n 'g a th e i m e mad* public a lettar from Samuel two negro*, ini.) liecn moved t i t * i th e f S s h o u ld m a k e c e t t n i n Set F or July 28 lit it tskrcl loi Irgnlalton making plained By Touhy rbe I. Rosenman, on# of Its numbet* anotliet ja il liefoi* the mob ar- t li u l .m i a id to 1 'ilto p e Is n o t u sed ibr t Itangr* I lit iruiganilation and a former special counsel to n, i . i , | | . , , lived, M.Call repotted because he Member, of the County Board to p r o m o t e ’ ’p e l p r o le ,-ts u f S o c ia l­ P m ldent Truman. plju will go into r lle tl in b() day* ism oi Nat...... ' RoMnman wiuited it to be made Public In.tructlon ligned oaths ,he New YoVVtvi/(J.er'a *Cn°, HMi'd ‘ " <mi 1 UmMw’ n'*‘> ” D ' tftn e s i • la * i >1. i nr ant i mr , n riiliri the Senate an open chain* Itl con I lie M"V *i U "l d e i l.it ed . a matter of record that his new nl loyally Thursday affirming »up- who was intiudured by Pte.idenl nefiinii with the inhberv of a . " I I W e s te rn f i l l opt- tv e ie m u d r York City law firm is rounssl to poit of the United Slates and Floi- George Touhy a. a Sanfotd boy Ml* kidnapping in i" o n e luiK* u i e a (m III* flee | Ibr V n .i!r Itav p attni leglilathe Rotary Electric SteU Company ujt Con.litution. and dating that H chuiiH ' " I M ood- u n it s e t v b e s who mad. good m .he b i, city, pre.it? i i tmo along ibr tinea the f ’ ie*id*nt ke th e lu ll* it S illie s s t ir c o n ! t 4 (’rnmnie Divisions I a x e s N crtleil F u r Im hir „ liuif A,m.d Seme, rented a 50-mimile progiam of s lie iiff McCall .atd the men bai a contract with a local of th i Party. Supl. T. W. Lawton laid inu.ic at the tegulai luncheon of w iii* marched to tlie Jail were Uitakr t h r p r i’ |(t* » » a h it'll W o u ld T.ilt** Strom* Pui^t m e d ia te E m e rg e n i i oiiiinillrr *ent I" die Home flooi bin.M th e l i i m g s tu n d u id s o f liei CIO United Ht*el Worker*. today. Simitar oath, ate required the Rotary Cluh today. unnril "tu tlw gills Hut 1 knew people above th e danaei polnl a mrasine pim uliug only for cy, Governor Say.w On Y;tiiKt/e River Koitnman said he bad brought of teachcn and anyone receiving them all and they were sober, " f m o p r n o . d il u l tn s i lie s t io iiK hglilrnrtl unlitJi y ImJgel and acMr. Holliclaw. who ha. a rich irasuneiile fellows. thi* to tha attention of Cyrus pay from public school funds. f l i . mull lo - la n d mi 111-1 own Irei ATLANTA. July IM </|») i oimlmg p u t in n M VSHINGTON. July IS i,Pi baiiton* voice, tang Fted Wrath China, federal mediation and con­ sat «» mi ,h* the steps tn front Thi* tioi.M make vvoiili while a ll In compliance with .tale law a " V I 'I "•« lln- t.iidcet ....... t'*|| was I b r l'n ll* il Slates loday d rlio y e in i" Ifeinian lu iu iid g r asked ciliation director, when he wa* • Ie rlv . Uanny Boy, W. H .Squire* «,t the Jail and talked fast. 1 f ile s a r i i f ices I I I * A n le i le a n s h a v e , l i m l t a n l Un P t |* IU I tiotiiuert as an art ul "lo la llla iJob lo do and rns b (m fuiiipean a n t Sakad to serve on the board. today foi $21 ,MXI IKKI m additional i ^ C. fH bo Iyear « . r Plvqv-W ! 9 « W| j. ',Chil> 0 f f ‘ b« ,,,|d to ,h,m 1 l,,dmy" prisoners." “ Mr. Ching elated that, in hie U udgel forTtha school ■ ••rviu . 0ld K i»;va, "Blurk“ M11.i - i.» . btd protect ‘‘ But tim e are sum* iintivlduals tan dlrtalurshlp” the Chines* annual l.ixr, foi an rmeigency■" Communist order closing United opinion, those facta did.not_ ln any fee set for 10:Q0 A- M.. July 28. 1 1J*'” 1 ....... ...... .. here, ...... , tha mob drova And nstlon, In Euiop* which a t e S, J i . Returning through the almost-deserted nsgro Mbdtthig e. iioruk unity without States Information settle* of- that "m uit br yoUed now." The following salary ranga l o r l <,u?J Shorimn Htea Tha Govetnoi offend hi* lasin g ; . J - . j -i— V a . i Ha was accompanied al section .and , ( jf t d layers) . ghots fE isii i no'mil iw iitve Fmop* can) ftrsn la Shanghai and Hanknw. ■j* ; in a restaurant and a house. suiviie ! (trorg* V. Allen, a uistani sec­ Slid spending ptogiam Item by item gree,'$3,100 to $3,800} mi»t»r,el»,i,B^ bj: fto rprT B d elL w jp • retary of stale, Issued a state­ befiue an extia legnlativr senion About SO Ouardsman patrolled Nolin m th a t thr l.tons inerllllK ment declaring Ihat the "Com­ degrea, $2,300 to $3,200; bathe-. T« » lhi" S ' street for several hourr lia s .le le c u lis ( m m “ It n a tio n s munist raptors" of Chine "tea- br viiini'iiri! In ibr aid of die Hale'| o ', digie*, $2,200 to $2,750; un- ^own 'h r River . end III be ( *night. ;h There we* no sign D ew ev -a n) ' M U ' I 'liiiv e n llo n v to iild un- flying contest and a doll li«e that public enlightenment is ailing v.fi.Hj|» i„adv. health and dergraduelts $1,250 tu $1,800.1^ ' " M v Dr.«m . ■ f .e.idcn of irm .l.l. end they dispersed *aii> i,e lin in e n s ilv v a lu a b le t f It - r iv e d lh *lr greatest ru n n y ." the In­ " el I t it ir m c r t -di,,w, sptiitsiu ed iiy Tlie SanfuiJ no n l l i r i p m p o - r I lia n lu d e iiin ii ,t,».„d in » on th . exD.riti.ee sud T '^ V led the club in singing 1 ell today, depending on the experience formation servlet is an agency In In» p trp jird ypeet It. lie tat lln .iid , wut. lislti Ity yottiig people The sheriff still la looking fm - i r a t e on u mi a m t s e a l* bo w lb .' Mr Your Dreams", and "Let Me ioet w ith* n a tio n s ..( th e w o t l it o u g h t to w o i k 1 for distributing American news le d ....... hr a.vemltlymen lor M e .* I BARCEMNA, Spain, July IS— number of credit*. one of the four negioes n , > nen.-ation DepartCall You Swealheert". bulletins, films. phologi aplis Reininol* High School Agm ulmi-nt's I ’lay tV itlei in f t Mellon said t»Ji i.ig rlh e i in liu iu iim y f ill peace and Two bombs txplodcd here „ ami ilrc iv itr" at lien in and other m alrilal. President Touhy also reported him and kidnapped and raped Ins, , *|l4 ‘ r l‘utk Filduv afternoon, lust night, on* of thsm killing a lurai School wa* allotted R2,f>76 Ir „ foi tin commit!** for tmamial . lltlv Mr hlainrtl thr | M,-Alesuinlet |ei*lv-d , , looking , man and Injuring nlnt othsr per­ end the negro agricultural school,........... 17-Vear-nld w ife . I p , „ M *aid the U S .....I "a Crooms Academy, fa.Owa. >place lot th* civic cljibs to meet I lie ort/c p i t / i - (tn (tn tlie t lie liieitlssl Joli d u ll sons In the city's main square, the at ('A N IO N . Cluna. Inly IN g/J>l I vlatr v ninllflaiy plight on 'mi ttu> Most o f the to w n ’s 41H) - Mims ,,| C iin im u iil-t f n m p r Teacher*’ salaries were not in-[and announced Inal plans are un- were moved to s u rro u n d in g town ! |,a w . p-umed u M"«d munv ttiitiM'null Judy Uulili, WIt it Hi dull' i>n p Plaza D* Cateluna. Tighliug hrlween Natlonabvl, >oiilmllabrI a n i l mipirdntab! d l i p l a v , VV--II lit I lie " m u s t -l-d ls " Two large time bomb* were di»- eluded tn th* amounts. on tru c k s a few ho u rs* e a iltv i. v uihk to g th e i," and ud- and Cumniiiniili flamed into i i r w- e' e"1' dM^"A “* £ r & . * Two teacher* were appointed) tt ».naaeo n . re ........... iI iv Is iiiii Kuihmtne » ulliini won loversd sarly this morning in ths c ltls e n * c o m m it** spokesman - a i l llr d . I jlinailgr atluitllril v11in i -.hi that (lie pllre lot I lie must unique d u ll la rg s it iiotsl in Barcelona and re­ to th* Southslde Frim ary Srtmo , | U « « ^ |« * # * th e negroes w e r* assured they w ill - j, , , |lr p .d n n a l and m ilit u iv , JIV ,. V 1,* e,Ul , 1 ht» piiiMuiii will not wive out im Judges welt- Mi« .tames Mottghmoved by artillery officers bsfare Mrs. Marietta Hearse, DeLand,) A l h t T I H A . B B r l W l l tie given police p ro te ctio n ........ j , , B rtl. |, „ Vr the lilo ’I ■•--»!\ ..f o f f ic ia l v h ip a lilirs re p u ilrtl >et any damage wa* don*. tun amt Mis Jutm Kiliter and Mis* Virginia Flint, Mt. A iry.! n U i l S u n d f l V N i g h t their return. am t.il pnililmiv Im all Initrvim nul Itefense fm the A m n lc a * ria l Nalionalitl irtha ck*. i 'i i m * i s In the kite coiilest, uwanfs were Ths flis t lioinb last night shat Ga. Both hold bachelors degrees.) Hut. he aiMued, "the rmrigrinv g ( K X m 5 u1^ .....X , l N!;r l' lh\ M a ,;"w 1 "» * -'1.0.1,... Untivb titatle to Ri-heit Sli-n-niim tint! tire d window* near the square, i Miss Marguerlta Graham, who -■■ ......... ....... te Two ofth* nln* injured w *r* wo- holds a master’s degra* from UniMrs Alberta w iiu llrrtiert Hiuli-uii foi the most p V 'Ads " T B artlett, o ' # — — --------h ru tv \ | i* h v a iiH U ie iU * ben* H o n f Kung lA k i ll i r new H r ti iln v f ^ ,r ftU m H riuF niuxl Ived now artistic kite Nam Phillips hud tha men who w*re hurt so citlcally v*r*lty of Iowa, was appointed «4 iiMtlPMireJ riH PlK« "*»i lir a-krd (til enaclmelit- •«> ev -malletil kit** amt Kennelli liani* they w ire not expected to live. tHCh*r of spetch rorrection tn all died at her .. . , t ,7 , . liunelist (H liuali in Ths second smaller bomb ex- gfboo|t . Cornelius Jenkins, with a ii-ml until Jniir l<>. IWfil Well -*v won a pn/e fm tlie best con­ ( Dimly L och Over all, ail uf • tint Mini* lirfnle an ud structed kite. Voting in tit* kite ylodtd **v*rel hour*i '*ts r, • 'J" l' t ' master's degree from Chicago,. . thrae miles from the firs t. No | College, wes appointed A member of .the The flemlnol* County Junlm T « | ) I t l H d IU I U r H ’ t* taid, ha* thetieied 21 tivihau ... ..... . li-glslullve -eiMiut lies' show wa* tiaied on uppUnt* by laimuiv- lie -jiil he evperli'il 'lie i|lt> |mys amt gtils attending the fme JnJ.ir*t*. The. bla*t w « mu, i c , „ h bind Elector at Croom* ' ------------planes to feiry impuilanl equip in Ban lord for IS yeera. She waa Chamber of Commerce will sli»w In ft (f»rd*n n«ftr li f t m f t I N i Acftd«mv ljv ,fviiiim t'liiiimlttee to he leady ,|nnv. s moving picture on the funds tinmitole County went ovrt the m tnl out of ths provisional capi Mar. ». horn m Hury, Canada Palace, Jhe residence of Qenerelrr#d#; i c c< Murray sea* named hvit ti M-mi-ltimg mole pelinutieiil Approxinialelv i!"11 P«"l'l* 4t' . mental, of baiebsll at the Tourist ()ip (br , rcent campaign to ->rd (Daallaaea ila r a is Blsi iisimo Francisco Franco when he director of veterans education; 1878 ill- aikrd (lie Irg lila lllie In up- lent]fed th * rerreatlun ,-ui nival held in aitiiiiton to tha husband e h a ic,#P, , £ tomorrow night at tt.ui) , IH y Savings Bonds with visited Barcelona last month. Mrs. R. H. Gobi* as clerk end Mrspiiiiniu'e (oi leavhei tuluiy lata- Friday night tn Ft Mellon Fa'k. Is survived by three elaters, Mre. o'clock. It wee announced Halm , percentage of too IS. T.E T.t. ker, Thera wer# several bomb blest* ,.h ll.Mlll.mM), M-huul eqtialilMlloii, Mis, P. M tjingles, city recitation -H Cnirln Go .......................................... ■ day by B F. Genas, .porta com , >a|rs ,.pBl, malt< .„m„,m-e,f O, R. Gilbert e* secretary to M r.' N#m# Ward, Montr*«l, Canada; during his visit to tha city. yfi IIIMI.mill; pulilli- welfuie. ffi.IKH), director, rym rled '"day . . . Wd of fl’inford> Mr# |r|nj*i)cs ClUey, |an|ror. Me.; The .|4dB To Camp M ciluarrie The time bomb* wer* found to­ Lewtnn. _. ‘ ‘ ------- H i ) , Min. I..u lte, »fi.iMH).»mi. iiniversliy Vernon Berude bad cliatg* of at .91,441 we.e a n d Mr*. L a tin Bullock, St. "* t C fllm 'w 'n b . narrated by'' day bv Meaning woman In a balll'iia ir a t ie a ii" e « * » * • * ' — ------- ..y-i! t-rit tl.timiJIiMI; Milledgevllle Johns, Karr*, V I.i | three brothers, ’ (Ceattaae* Os Vase *1*1 ltlo n 0nby’ pSation'* account* of - l; ' dtir" “< ,b" ^ m^ 1“" |‘",ld Twenty-seven 4-H girls fmm H„ .piul. IfilMl.tHIO James L Lea , Mt. D«ri Dera;, William Mrs. MUa W illiams fundamentals of th * game., H. lb» Pf ,U l’00" fl" 1 .. ‘*,lol“ u.t.i..* .... communities throughout Hemiimlir,, i,. Hit- new innitry, he Legion Meinbei'Btiip H. Lea, Marshall, Mich.; a n d •“ ■■tch wi h ’ Dies A t . A g e Of »S Welter A. Lea. Hollywood, Calif | A special Invitation has ■ heen « ! ! .-*■*-. * ' u' d J wa* .» ama wed g««nty toft this morning fm u * i u I ms ..I iw. .■rj.ta tiiam c -|n p McQuarrie in tha uOcala N» ........ one tent a g a ll"" C'urdH l l e r e i v e d . « .aitieu . . ~-...w r also several nieces and nephew*. •xtsndad to the local American ' l “ >, I amt wl.lrn was » ■ « ' “ '!' b liunal Forest for a week’s" vara tents uu packu nackug>* vaca “ B»in|iiie itwo wti eenis Funeral service* w ill be held Legion Junior bassbail team, high Iky .he a n . H ite L. W llll.m ., IS. d lr l in uuldicl.lng ,U,n’ T h.y w er. lake., in a iclmni ” ; ....... .. an./ a hull Funeral Home at Kfrnol players member, of iT,e "• « Aniarlcan l.rgluit mriitb»r*hlp Williams, 47 yaar old •» th . home o f her eon e| Mary Mrs. I -100 P M, tomorrew w ith T. ‘H. daughter-in-law. Mar i-ards for li'k '' Ittt-v bfvu received who was relwtsed b r.egraea, Osteen, Coffsen officiating. Interment w ill w ill be i-sueil I" ihure who - V ____ty authoritias on toqd of $8^ Robert H. Williams, In County s r a i t . .n r,iw a»n«iwi. i»*«. H«n.lj m b i » l ^ j it. .............. ... and follow in Evergreen Cemetery. pay their 1tiGl> iluvs nuw, James last night t i I0;80 o’eloek follow- Sunday afternoon. Born Oct. 14. 1868 tn Pina River, sponsored by various civic uigan (Caaiiasee oa_r « i» _■*»> Hlnglstary, a>l|ulant of CampbellIng a cutting scrape on tha South­ nations Including two by the’ : "T . l.ossing Post 6H, aiiimuiU'ed tuJay. er * > t Road In which gnothar WIs. lira . Williams had lived in Pilot Club; three hy the Hanfom S i l M IMUUCIH I f U i l t y Tha Pint fill mimltai one card negresa waa Involved, waa arrest­ Oiteen since 1918. Bha bad been ed , again thla morning at 7;00 III fo r over three mantha. She was Business and Professional W o rn ,i> | ) , , h h n r v I ' h l i m ’t* has bean lis u ril tu I’ast Common Jan’s Club; th r* . hy Klwanis and. I « K O D D C r y V . H W IK t cr Joel H- Fiebi, wlm paid Ids 19&0 o’clock by PoHco Lieut. Max Base a member o f tha Baptist Church ^a iid relieved o f a loaded 88 re­ In Chicago, 111. three by the Rotary Club, - — ... , , . dues on Apt. lb, at the lime uf Ihe LONDON, July l i ( A 0 Th# Other survivors Include a ton, v o lv e r following telephone call* United Htatei and Britain *ra From Laka Monro* wera Minnie Michael Rj*'')1■ , P j* d * installation of James Quincy Gal­ Melvin B. Williams o f New to tha effect that ana waa creat­ Mae Metis, Odell Hamilton, Claud Frh |*y before (Irc u it Judga loway as post fiiininaiitier. planning a sharp cutdown of tha ing a disturbance in tha earn* Orleans, La.; one brother, Aden Berlin a irlift aarlv In September. By HAM IIAWHON t-nargs oi elte Hawkins Hawkins. Hhiriav Bhlrlav Hau>ill„n llam ilinn. M B Smith Hm lh t'« to e a charge Of ar.n.u armed Small numbered membershio B. Cady, Sanford; three grand district. Diplomatic officials reported YORK. July 16— (A‘ | if you are confined todey about price „ nd DoU|# n ; #8AU,ta, ' » ' j ' r V i ' , . h"° ,,uIm taoU W Cluh o j cards fo r I0f><> may lie obtained it/ daughters, the Mleeee Eva W ill. t l— . Tha bond waa sat At a con­ .A ik # WflUarte and B e n , that the British tablnat approved Irattde—some going up while u ilim come dow n-end long for the good y , 0l# waa represented by Bar j “ ldu,i which It wa. allsgad immsdlatniy paying dues to Post siderably higher figure than in lame, nice W illia m * i on* gtahd ion, the ptoposals today, The details old days when they were always ilesdy. you may ba surprised to leatu; harm Rush, Raenel Hush, Wannle | „ anulied the club manager. Finance Officet Hubert W. Deane the firs t arrest, and after post­ Howard, Fraser, St. Petersburg, were worked out by American and at the Sanford Atlantic National I, Wholesale commodity p rim have raiely been stable for more Mae Lea, June Lodge and F.thel ^ T Rockwell with a pistol anil ing $187 tha nagraaa wa* notified Bank nr to Mr. Singletary at th* _ Funeral service* w ill bis held a t British officials In Beylin. to appear fo r tria l In Municipal than a few months at ■ lime, in llir Jest 150 years. a u f i ' v K i i w i ? ' i l Hn wVk« rtl!lb! d, b,!m u! ^ ’fi,^i,t t„ Countv Erickson Funeral Homs at 4:00; The authorities In the Gsrman Tire Shop. Court j t t 4i00 (00 o*e‘ o’clock th i* a ‘lte r­ •8 Bo fa r nrleaa this tlma have*-M ary V irgin ia Robinson, Dorothy Halvl has been held In Lounty Welsh Sanford boys who attended Boys w ith Kev. W. A. capital were said to hava agreed fallen naUhae’ a s U rk ilv no? a."tar ed in noon. Tha othsr n -r T*slo, Mary Frances Jail since his transfer from the __ Burial “ -J- ‘ w —1ill that ihtv should stockpile enough ration neither as Jsrkily nor a* far iuj( rtlng officiating. Textila prices ers ; local hospital whsr. he waa State w ill be giie-ts at the Legion ar* a Psckham and Janet Lee. j0 M IS ____ . _ Mi be mad* In Oetaan Cemetery. food ami coal to support Berlin ■■• they have afteri our i other wais little higher In isolated case* WHlfams waa treat Nln# g ir l* were from Geneve: treated f«n bullet wound*. An Hut tonight. Tlie supper starts at topartanl nuw ,Vhol, „ j , food and livestock Ann Dreggore, Betty ___ for three month*, i t would Uk# i . Phillips, alleged accomplice. Is ts r J. ran* 7;0Q o'clock. 'f t Femald-Laughtan -1 the United States and Britain to the cost o f living played little pf|Ctl ara stronger now then they Dale D rilM ore, Addle Hospital for cute an the Prevail, lasla, was klifsd during the holda couple o f months ago. •bout mat time to gat the e lt llft ar ad part after previous wars, Isabel L e n le , Valeen Prevatt, up. «n_ R ecreatio n Schedule performers ate Th# ro u rit 0f wholes*)* prices Mary OJdham, Geraldine Oldbem going again If th# Huaelan* re- ? ***• John D w w r if. fo r now fc tittd from the acan*. morning 9:30 A. MImposed thalr blockade. j ln Amsrica can ba traced In the and Ih tria y Baxter, Others on s»lv|t nu,' fl,d, *"• h b ? U kTuesday Three - yaar - old ftp d a Jean a Front Ball P a rk-'*L lttto th * trip w ar* Carol David, Ovlado; intention lo file a motion to have Many * believe Ihat tha props Dspartment of Labor’s wholesale near her JACKSONVILLE, July ! $ - ( * ) Chrlatie waa. kUlad Giants" sponsored by Yowell* whiah have been placed under uric* Index, which economists home three miles north o f kero to ADMITS M VPDBB will play Enterprise. —Weather Tabla: pneee In recent years w ill prevent bive stretched back to 1800 by O IM . R i t e . . ( H ,nfir d . h i . T S ■tato road AT. LEWES, ENO., 10:00 A. M. Southsld* School— 1 .M U M any such collapse as followed each)using historical data. Brownsville Highway Patrolman —Handioma John Herndon, clerk of lha court, and Bike races— backward race, block COOLER HERB Prmloua war. | Netail prices show up In the ‘ tha driver of waa quoted judgment and sentence race, stunts. Dodgeball, Relays— Denver " It ■ cooler In Florida than In withheld Howev*r, I f wholesale prices dspartment’* consumers' price IntsiJIn,; police V a t f f i ^ V until the examination and report Donkey relay, over end under, Detroit ■awtlntM aloag tha earn* path they Hex for modcrato-lncome families North Car*UM" exclaimed Paul E. is made. Halvi waa returned to podge City Wlnaton- the County Jail. tha h o d iM in toak n f$tr th * F irst World W ar.'m Isrge cities, which slide-rule Trued, ^ visitor from » oo r . a -a^klahom a City Leave •Grammar School fo r swimm­ they Are toe tn go still lower, on « P « ‘ » to w ..fW . to push Salem, N. 0. thla morning. "That rhaanla la, un *#» you go ap Ihto th* moun­ LIONS MEET ing at Ovlado swimming pool. tains," he added and raveeled that -« a . "Behind the Whael’*, a film on Lighted candle race, Diving ID IIi wholesale witwieowiw prices, w v u t u i n i tto v to hie bama ally ha had-seen th* driving safety, w ill b* shown *J Inafrtwtion*. than according CM course, eon* prices hqve ad- a itudv of the two todaxaa to ba thermrima N r ga up to IM this tha noon meeting of the Sanford Tueaday 8:00 P. M., Tourist • Lions Club tomorrow, a t D m Oantar, a motion picture, "Funda* ' already, Copper and lead published by the National Indus­ summer, ,\ „ Mr. M d i t o Trued a n visiting Tourist Center, It waa announead tole of Baaebair w i l l h# hava ragatoed a trial Conferees# Beard. Tha board Mn. LwhTWtad, .470 . Baealla hy R. o. Kircbef, p ra g n m e kair. n» and la sponsored by the D m *, r. 1* i f .r ■ r li Cammlttaa ad the {Ay*M% WASHINCTOfTTui, i»—yp> K '^ S "V sf U.w«. V n i S i i E S i l S S ^ ’ " * ^ ” " ... _______ ',lR0VI LANU * * ._ Iliree ncgrori loday confe.ied French, Italian Red Leaders Try To Bridge Gap With Catholics School B o a r d Musical Progam Members Sign Is Presented At Loyalty O a t h s Rotary Meeting Reds, Nationals Talutadge Calls Clash To Reopen Extra Session To Rattle In China Koiso vpZI JVlillion ....... .......... u«* «•» »*. *ujwc-i-a. i Doll Show* Kite Flying Contest Are Held At Park *2 Bombs Explode Killing One In Barcelona Square S nl WlllUm |°/ooSo”dJck|layCWH To HhllW ,1.0 ! Kllm o „ Hail-bull . l,n # •<«»"»'"*" - *•*' -**1 ....... Over tauir 17,t ' panic arnun« N.c 27 4 isf JNegress I Arrested iVIce Over Weekend K SsJT 'iA SL Jru a IT. 8. Britain Plan Cutdown On Blockade is;""- ......... 'f.'K, xr . I > Long Term Trend Is Upward For Commodity Prices In Nation NEW tJkPKWiS T ffV - THE WEATHER Ht’VWrrsKKSTa iF"s&,ii,K,2r,S!S s j : lnh%«nJdS^S zsa&Cn&i ‘"'SasdftffcSPiSi,"^ S - "t i * * * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 15, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 15, 1949. 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>, July 15, 1949; <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/1a6e0064b8779e259419bc14276cc647.pdf 1d2cf6a2125e706f98502d432f0b0268 PDF Text Text 184# Lake Fleischer Home Steel Strike Florida Wildlife (Ceallawstf r t s a Paw* Group Holds State which however, were biaekenrd i home on the shore of Little Lake by smoke. A son, Marvin, was not Mary is Pan Desmond, former at the time of thg fire tourist home operator of Bridge­ Meet In Sarasota •ahomehe was spending tha night at port, Conn, who greatly enjoy* ICm Nu m grew H a * la *t point th# board, and said, “I trust that you will cooperate . Ha aaksd for an answar. Replying to the companies’ argument that ha ought to use tha national emergency provision of th* TaJt-Hartley Act, he eald the situation doe* not constitute enough Immediate’ peril to the "national health or safaty" to warrant such action until after a “ptolongad Interruption" has oc­ curred. The Taft-Hartley “health or safety" provision, which Includes authority for an 60-day Injunc­ tion against a strike If necessary, doea not permit Inquiry boards to mako any recommendations. The board to be set up shortly by th" President would make recommen­ dations within 46 days. Tha President emhaslsed the companies are not being asked to bind themselves to accept these recommendation*. Significantly, Mr. Truman chose interpret the position of threr other steel companies—Jonas A Laughlln, Wheeling, and Yuungs-, flhtat A Tube—as meaning have accepted his plan and appear before the board, telegraphed hla thank* l<> ( C a a tla a r* tftmm Pag* Onal situation os being one of disunity at-OUN S A L U T E CU T DOWN among major steal companies, IN IS R A E L T E L AVIV—OP)— Tha Argen­ Two uf the highest-placed officials In the government told reporters tine embassy In the United States privately that It waa clear the forwarded to Draal a raquait for ; steel producers war* not united information on how many gug i in their position*. salute* art fired hare for laraali This opinion apparently was President Weisman. not entirely shared by steel exe­ Actually the new state hasn't cutives. For example, Frank Pur­ had time yet to work out a lot of nell, president of Youngstown Sheet A Tube, told a reporter at these matter*. But its protocol Cleveland he couldn’t ae* where department set to work, drew up h<* had accented anything. He said a code, and replied: "21 gum, aa there wasn't anything to accept other states do for their presi­ or reject, and that President Tru­ dents.' 1 man merely said a board waa be­ I Hut the note added, confidential­ ing set up. ly, that In fact so far thay’va only 'been firing five guns~b*c*ui* of Pike's Peak was discovered In • the war and munition* supply and IBM by (leu. Zebulnn M. Pike, all that. I And whether It's flva or and waa first ascended success­ 21, it is the first time military fully In 1HI9 by Majoi H. 11. Lung. censorship has passed the fget that Israel has that many gum.) Tlie Mourn* Doctrine was an­ The American flag ehould not nounced by President James Mon­ roe in his message to Congiess be displayed on days when the weather Is Inclement. in 1823. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamil­ th* Misting, bathing and fishing 8T. P E T ER 8 B U R 0 . July ton HI shea, where the Fleischers fscilltics of tha lake. (Special)—The Florida Wildlife went later, after s short stay at John Evans revealed that when Federation meeting In the First .hr wa* a boy, Little Lake Mary Conservation District wa* held the Holla home. Tha one story, nine room, ranch land Lake Mary were connected, over the week-end In Rsrasnta at the Orange Blossom Hotel, with type home, constructed by Pick hut later the water level had gone Elsherry, is of frame construction. down leaving a narrow strip of members fmm every corner of It was covered by insurance, la k e . In order to connect them, tha fltat* attending, representing said Mr. Fleischer, who revealed Frank Evans had a canal dug af­ all flva conservation Districts. Tha sportsmen were officially that he had Just completed re- fording passage for small boat*. welcomed to tha city by Mayor modeling the home which he pur­ Over the canal he built a bridge John Flta Rnhartaoii, Millard chased In April from Mr. and high enough to allow the boat* to pa,* nailer. Davidson, executive aacratary of Mrs. Elsherry. The living room. Including tha Chamber of Commerce, and John Evans Is planning to paint Jeme|Ymmkman, Sr„ chairman furniture, the dinette mid kitchen, hi- liiune where the Evan* family of tha Sarasota County Fish and was badly dnmnged, bill the charr­ -i-ttlcil *17 year* ago, and also Came Association. after tha In­ ed and broken roof Is still on plan* porches and additions to the vocation bv tha Rev. F. F. Fnx,j this portion of the house. The house. The grounds now have a major nf Hie Halvatlon Army, t lawn near this part of the house Kirro carpet of centipede graas. waa charred by the hrat. Highlight* of tha meeting were! Fire Chief M, N. Cleveland dir­ Hr pointed out that his citrus report* of the survey* of the' ected operations of the firemen In­ grow was badly damaged during Okeechobee .ind Ft John* fish- cluding Assistant Chief Thomas, the Storms nf 1946 end 19411. The aria* experiments, related by Lieut. Ciow and George Harriett grounds ere shaded hy trees nf John Oaoulne, Chief Biologist! many varieties. for tha Rtate flame A Fresh ! Last year, Frank Evana erected Water Fish Commission; a reprrt » neat one story ranch type home of the cooperative program fort on 'be south shore of Lake Mnrv tports hunting on privately own which i* now occupied hy a Frank It H R lIiiif il Puff# On# l ad cattle ranges .Saunders Orlando Commercial detail hr Cecil M. Wehb, Com- Amoiirnn artivllles rnmmlttee hr Agent of the Atlantic Coastline miislnner of First Conservation left tin- partv in IIMO aflrr 10 Railroad. Nearby la the attractive along with other govern District end author of tha popu years' membership. He named ! new hmne of John Peckham, ACL ment officials, he saw tha present lar Wehb Man; sportsmen's re-' Robeson ns n member assigned shop worker here for many years, commendations for rules and re. [ in work aiming nrllst* and lidrl(lie Is Imlldlng a new dock on the dilations for the naming hunting lerluals “and middle rlass group, U. I. IIO II ITATIiMAN Bernard M Baruch (le(t) and Britain's wartime aaason; the plans for the Feder­ the unity was trying to penet­ Inkr. tin the shore of Little Lake Prime Minister Winston Chun MU i wearing Informal "bollar" coaturns) ation's annual convention tn hr. rate " held late in October- and Mem­ Rnbesnn was assigned, Johnson Mary is the home of Col. W. E. taka a stroll at tha latter'* luunlry bom* In Chartwall, England. orials to t li late Hen C. Mor­ said, to ‘Vertaln serrel wink that llikei. formerly of the II.H. Air- ChurctuU'a poodle "Hutu*" luUuwa them. (I star national Jladieptota) Goldsboro; Friday ten. former Director of the was ihterriintinrnt*l--ln rnnnec- force und veteran of World Wars I and II. Another retired Army of­ Morning Game A Fresh Water Fish Com­ lion with Ids conceit work." mission, the late P, R, Bowman, P r C H i d c n t ’H S lH 'C C h 1 l"'n,,d of deficit financing (opera- . A, M. EssrThe singer hi- “(level oned a ficer in the area la Col. Walter former Vice President of tty* complex." with ''delusions of gran­ Johnson, -Ir. formerly of Washing­ ---------| ;'»« « • » «hp ^ • ; 0:00 A. M. - 12:00 A, M .-TsnFederation and the late Fred deur sod power,” Johnson added, ton, I) C. who purchased the M'aerieaaa rsa* »s*t " , .1 Collins, former President of the and aspires to "heroine a Mark of Mr. Truman's charge Ihe re - , ' ^ e »42,000,000,WK> outlay I Aft.rnoon Federation and one of |ta orig­ Stalin' among negroes. duct Ion was a blunder: ! *'“ has budgeted for the current) g!0o p. g|. - 3:00 P. M -B adinal founders •He's got us there all right. Th* rival vear Is not a 'waste of mlnton, Checkers, Marbles Johnson said the Communist The annual convention of the tax reduction was a mistake— j money as lie said the cut-federalg-oo p. M, • 4:00 P, M. Baiket■( • .a lia s * * r t s a * P a a * O aal Florida WIblllt- Federation . will Pnrtv Is encouraging Rohernn'* one of the very few the 80th Con- [ -pending advncatei charge. Rather,, ball, Volleyball, Softball. ht held at tha florano Hotel tn fit, delusions "hersuse liiev ran me bitter figtii again*! church auth-' grets madu. I voted for It, knew he said, It Is an “Investment In | 4:00 P. M. • ft P. M.__Tennis. Petersburg, It waa announced them " As a g>eat artist. Johnson ority. , I was dulrig wrong at the lime, ihe future nf * merlra” which will . Georgetown: “Morning: Meanwhile the Pope'i excom­ and have regretted it ever since." ,,*v .... . bv President Ralph A. Cooksev. exnlalned. Rnheson ran linpic** dividends in humsu 10:00 A. M. • 11:00 A. M —Calolher nrtlsts and Intellectuals and will Inrluda a four day munication of CommunUt* stung As for the President's remark happiness " ! Isthenirs, checkers, marbles, ten­ *'lt Is regrettatile indeed that ib* Cum muni si-controlled pruNs of sportsman's show. that many people would like lu nis and sack races. M«nv noted natlonnl and Inter­ such sn aide man lia* sold hlmsrlf Mu up* to violent reaction. In*vi- a depression for political 11:00 A. M. - 12:00 _____ A. M— lo Mnsrow.” Johnson said. The Vatican disclosed lust night national conservation authorities, Johnson called to testify ill tiiut Pape Pius XII has cut off' reasons, Flanders said: uii-nt, cm down Investment, wrak- stride hall, cock fighting, tennis, from the far corners of the Ifn"Apparently th m. tbu iicfcn-c* snd Injure unr ef- badminton. , , - 1 travel ...............in .... in mu ucren-cni * ,l,l other countries the rommlllee’s rurent Investiga­ finm tlie *uclament* and comforts; wrong•* circles. "Afternoon" I don't waul u de(nr tion nf Communist infiltration In­ will address the sportsman ilurat tin- faith all Homan Cnlliollcs presslon for political reasons, or ci, pJP.u|P,,t then went on to I 2:00 P. M. - 3:00 P. M.—Story to inganirntlnns, lives in New .fn»v«itlon. Representatives ''who make profession uf the mu any other reason, and I don’t . , . | telling, tennis, checkers and swing un llemiied arrolinting ,1" I (ng • I n * present from notion,.1 York. ti-MuliKlii and urrtl-CbriNtiun dueknow anynne who dnei. ihe government's spending plan* i jj, k i , . g.po p. M.—Tenwildlife ngenriea such as the N mAnd with n whopping 27 to tt lilin- af tin- L'limiminlstx." tlcnal Wildlife Frdnr.itloo, the it V'lle, I hr House Armed Hervlres The action wu* a stern winning W ASiIINI,ION |nlv 14 |yii, 'J1- *“ 1'1 l32.WMJlKin.lino di>INe« "f , n(a -0fj|,aj| |mdmlnlon and rock w/iDinrvit irjpt, juiy 14 </l*j, >|„. tntul budget s ir allntrd fo r, fighting. svnf,!^1 * Wildlife HorvitP. the Committee apmoved a ma|or ie that tin- church will not rtiinproWildlife Management Institute, organisation of military spending. raise with Communism. Pie.nlrnt Truman Isilird out *t psviug tlie rusts of .......... pa*t w ars nr PIC33I 3P rdlatao ttaol *tao|nn and Porks Unllmiri-d of Conu-bi. Il sent to the House a Mil tn II Pne*e, Cominunlst-llne news­ economy ailvnralri la*t night, link­ fm “ Insurniire" n g iin -I a new one V^Soclal events will include a e-lnhlish a comptroller III the of­ paper in Itatne, culled the denei ing them with "tellisli inlrirtli" lo Ihe fuiin of defense outlays a |200,000,00(1,(MK) ernnomy," Iw itcaptlon and dinner for the fice of the aecretarv of defense, "an uct of hatred" and the official wlm lie laid will drive die rounlry ami the European le c n w ry pro­ said, "110,000,000,(8)0 for such es­ •portswomen of Florida to meet gram. sential programs is a reasonable th* State and Natlonnl cham­ with sweeping au'/mrlty over 'he Italian Communist newspaper, I.'- "into a ditch,“ if they g«| thru "If anyone thinks it exlrava- sum Indeed-" pions of fishing and hunting, and military budget which this veai Unllu, -aid the order ''crowns a way. •■nil to maintain llu* ticace," Mr. other celebrated women In con- run* In the neighborhood of lid.- violent provocatory campaign of Hut he d*elar#d that th* "self the Holy See against Catholic* Ilul he *aid that even though ^"man said, then thee should Ish Interests" are striving to ru t Mrvatlon work. An Invitation hi* non non,ooo. The measure was, In reslitv, s who do nut intend to submit to W *t extended to Marjorie Kindown tho** expenditures Just a* i- p ii'‘ « ............... ^ r c i t ' l w i . ' : : 1. - “ i ' S "fn .Rawlings, popular authoress section of Ihe disputed hill to ligh­ Its political directives." they put through the 40,000,1881,j(IM war." Italy I* an overwhelmingly dc|ire**mn for pomnal reaionr, oj Florida outdoor novels, to at-. ten up the military uidflratlon 000 tax slash In th* 80th Congress Catholic country In whlrh the the nation it not now in a depict-' Then In a caurimisly worded MM tha four day event. Inw number firm nor doet it face th* plot (reel hope for an early peace, Mr, Tru- and blocked Administration plan* The vote reversed a decision of Communists officially tn combat Inflation. ^MPORTR CU T ~ the rommlttae Isst Tuesday to do mure than 2,0Ui,0ll0, and the Papal of one if Ihe ’V lliih Inlaiatlt" | ’’"■'J m It* Identified thus* "selfish In­ '.LONDON, July 14—</p»—Thls nothing ahout the unification decree calild have a lolling effect ■ j | "f do not believe tlint. our A o*are Ihwatted. , nl,,| internalInnal expendl- terests" as being "for the most yaar Britain will Import only 7ft measure until nfter an Investlga- fiere. W * . wor*h of goods for every tlnii of Air Fmre puieasa* of The Cnminunlata have swung " Ihe (noli arc *1 hand foi cun- lures will have to remain at their part the same people who have long been opposed tn nur xoclnl dollar's worth she bought Inst ti rin bombers. (.000,000 votes In the postwar •nurd eioimniir rconnniir rxpamion," expamion, Mi. 1 present high Mevl Inileflnltely. I ytar In the United Htnle* and Earlier Prealdent Truman caned election- in France, also a pre­ Ttuman added. "All we need 11 I hope I list they may he reduced urograms and our resource deve­ other areas demanding payment op members of the senate-house dominantly Catholic country, in s our program for peace take* lopment programs." In dollars. I "During on Inflationary period," l effect atomic energy rommller tn a mu- where the warning of Ihe I'njn- the ( iiurngr lo n-e lliem " Sir tliufford Ctlpps announced frirnrr III Fllalf House at 4:00 P. to the faithful In avoid exposing Hut, as of today, I regard h* said, "they are against thpse lie made plain he fell the tool* tha slash today—u rut of tliio,- M Eastern Standard Time, It wa* themselves to t'oiiiiuumsl* doprogram* because they say they wne pinvldrd III the ci olioillii kit these expem liiuirs a* tlie must are inflationary. During a deflat­ 000, ooo off thr yi.iioo.unn.iMiii Itrlnes und writings, al-o could vnhinMc llisumuce we can lake apknt last yrui. Nlnre some prires leai lied he handed In • ougien III a »|)ei url out against the ,-nnrmoim expense ionary period they are against ('liitiiiiiisii McMahon MM’onnl, have a heavy effect, hava dropped, the ml will nut menage on Mond.iV- Ihey provide unit the leiritilc Ins* nf another them because they say they^ arc teoHtoi llltkenlooper (It-lnwa) The concern tile ( oommol-U uptiacassarlly mean a L’f, per rent defiurinuarv,' "min nr shine," hr 11 fui expanded tm ml wrliuie pro­ war. paruntly feel in Iruuce ireduction In tonnage, Ciipps inlil util Senator Vandrnbeig (R-MIchl added, "they are Just agai i-t |l Turning lo the dnmrsilr plis*o were reported among 'hose asked I fleeted in tlie ufficiul Kronen gram*, government aid to tpur lag­ tha House of Commuiis of plans to attend a session which may of tin' Administration program, them." CotnmunlHt newspapci l.'liumati' O cut tobacco imports froip ging himnetiet and itept lo #ai« Mr Trumsn -aid the remaining "It was programs like these, for 1 Lmftrlca and meiitiunril timber, have a direct hearing mi Ihe com­ it*. In an angry attack on the the 11ueinployniriit piograiii. 110,(88),000,000 nf the budget utal the benefit of the people, th.it •par and pul|i, non-ferrous me- mittee's Investigation of charge* Vatican, the new-puper termed provides for all other function* saved business In the thirties, that ] In n specln1 "fireside chal ■It and sleel as other types uf made by Hlckenlooper against th* the decree "pure totalitarianism." Atomic Energy Cnmmlssltm. L'Humanlte -aid il would lie Im­ with the Ameilcan people *• *l« of the government such as public are supporting purchasing power imxta due for slashing. works, farm nrlro supports, ed- now, and that are laying rbf | possible "to violate more illtcctiy the radln and lelevision—the i'resi fmindatlnn for Increased ptoo* Marseille, orlglmllly known as 'the freedom of thought of men In deni limlghl defended 1)1* enu- uratiim, and housing projects, '• Pythian games wen> nstnldlshed "For a country uf this «Ue. with parity in the fuhtr*." ______ Mnsllln, was founded In IWH B.C. i a domain that is political, not re­ I rover Dial plan fm a temporary Delphi, (1races, In <18(1 ILL*. ligious," , The decree, announced by tbu sacred congregation nf the holy ‘ office—which I* in charge jf pro1lecllng the fallh—and appiiwed 'by the Pontiff—Is Interpreted hy informed Vatican sources to he a last warning to Cathullc* who may be leaning toward Cmnmunlani, CongreHH Action Colored Recreation Schedule Church-State Fight ! FOUR BIG REASONS You Should Attend Revival • It Is different from msny so-called revivals. No high pres­ sured finances, appeal*, *lc. No dap-trap method*. 1001* tru* lo Christ and for th* Churches. 4 0 A musiral program attend to none under tha iaadarahtp of LowtR leiatnsr, famad baritone, and Martin Edwards wha will thrill you at the grand piano, the solo, and on tna trumpet. • Th* beat la modern sound gospel film* nightly. • Stirring, striking, Script nrs preaching by Dr. B. J. Denials, whom many have called, “ A modern John, the Baptist”, "a Billy Hunday”, “a southern cyclone". Ha waa for 1ft years a pastor of large Baptist churchaa. Some Sample Services For Remainder of Revival THURSDAY (TONIGHT) "HOW TO KNOW POSITIVELY W HETHER OH NOT YOU ABE SAVED" Don't b* In doubts about whether or not you ar* going to heaven. FRID AY 7:4ft P. M. Special Young People's Night Sermon t "Thu World’* Gran tee I Lovg Story" Film 1 ‘T h a Good S am aritan" in m odern sound. Parly far all Young people from I I lo ft#, given by Dr. Denials will follow s*rvlr». Fun for all, Extra Special For Saturday (July 16) 7:30 I PITTSBURGH PAINTS A M M A R I O f T N I M A T I I I A I S - —T H A T ' S i o O K B E T T E R c l e a r a n c e fIM IS T W N T L O N T N IV G E R r HKPEATEHH NEW YOHK—t/T’i —Although nu Ison of a HamhUtiinlan winner lever haa won the Kentucky Darby I of harness racing, one daughter M a winner, Shirley Hanover out lof Hanover’s Her! ha. has done it. ]D*I Miller, who trains for W. N. IReynolda, hopes to have the aeleond on* this year In Hapldani a ■daughter of Mary Reynolds, win| Her of the 19.13 llambletonlan. "STARTLING THINGS I HEARD AND SAW W HILE INVESTIGATING . . . MEN’S BOXER-8TYLED "TNI NEGROWHOCPJUMS TOBE GOD” A Negro known aa "Falb*r Divine" claims tn bo God, s w im t m n k s Senator William Blount uf Tanwas named In the first imPMehmtnt proceedings before tha Ianal*—In 17M—an4 th* chargaa war* dltmlasad for want of Juris- Brentwood # i Christ returned to earth again) to perform more mlrariao in on* day than Chrlal performed in hla entire Uf* time, even to raising the daad) tn have heavens, angels, resurrected saint*, and In hav* fifty mllllona who worship Mm aa God. Dr. E J. Dtnlolo spent n wash flatting bln ao-callad "ban* vena") Inlarvlewad the Negro (also Christ IVj hoars( talked with man rlolmlng lo bo Maocs, Abraham, ala, resurrected) sow many claiming In ho brought la Ufa from deathi and many atariUng, almost naheUevsbte things H I W ILL T I L L A LL IN A T I I I I P I C IX P O S U R I ON ■ A TU ID AY. Yen'll bo shocked at how this falsa Christ Is swaying Washington, and influencing legislation. te a . R g ftilir 15.00 Ve Ih m L. Flfarwl Latin Traaki also 13.46 Your Point Ft m A Point o n m at a ia t , Won’t Mlai Another gervfct Only A Few More Dnys St e n t Corner Ninth and Lngral STRICKLAND MORRISON. Tihv , ft �* Section Two Section Two S f e ^ » % roLUMEXxxy Caribbean Area Begins Era Oi Hotel Building Where Three Died In Plane Crash BY A D ELA ID E K ER R A F Newefeature Writer NEW YORK, July 14 ~</Pi— Walk through any one of tnd doors in 3(1 states and the District of Columbia and you ran have a look nt one of Jh# world’s out­ standing salvage operation*. Goodwill Industrie* salvage hu­ man lives snd Junk. Last year It employed 20,000 handicapped persons who had bean on the sidelines and cleared 110,500,000 through the reconditioning and ■ala of lunk. New York’s operation, though ont of the largest, la fairly typical of all. Into It* five-story uptown building lest year came 252 men and woman who could not hold regular Job* because they were k crippled, mentally retarded, paral* ysed, blind or deaf. Into Ita base­ ment poured more than 2(1,000 truck load* of old clothes, furni­ ture, Junked appliances, ashtrays, toys, eloeks, dolls, cast-off Easter bonnet* and even a pair of false teeth. The handicapped men and wo­ men tackled the Junk In Goodwlli'a workrooms, The reclaimed result appeared a few days later , In the ground floor shop, where Prows of refurblshod clothes, polish­ ed furniture, gay dolls snd working toys attract dwellers In the nenrhy tenements. Tha isle of theaa goods and soma other sourest of rsvsnuo brought enough to pay 10 per cent of the operating expenses, Includthe staff of 89 non-handicappeople, hooded by Director J He: gm sk ria v rn ra ATHENS, Jolf moral ateff anmnmood todgflhat rook imgr unite natthwaet of aunt Ptlkon n r* flfktln f Commtei guerrilla* who wow to m d let Into Grown from Tugoelevi*. t e t t W f t m l M illio n S .t v s A cre *. H e ( le f ir e d 80 I B .n o n For U K ir h A ' ' i • I r>111 I v . i t r rc No. Associated P ress Leased Wire Shoot in’, Lovin' Robber Draws 40 Year Jai! Term Sprinkle Eases Eastern Drought A rc I'li mu Will Y » :t r ; ! 'i A lc a - K n it t e r s K illr .l M ay h > U. N. Outlines Farm Is About Methods To Hike Most Dangerous U. S. Food Output Place For Family C o r n u tit t e c MIAMI, July 14—m - It inn’t exactly a boom, but there'* > ■ nimble of activity In the Cm rlbbran area that ha* been grow­ ing avar louder for aeveral year* which threaten* to become a full j flldfed bonama. 9 Prom Cuba to Trinidad there I* a rath of hotel building designed to mtet an ever Increasing demand for tourlit accomodation* In tlm picturesque tropical Island* Unit make lip the Caribbean ehnln. Cause of the Junior-sited boom Is twofold: holiday-bound north Americans are finding the lazy, colorful Islands a pleasant and inexpensive vacetlon-land-a mm plate change of scenery and purr Al well within a moderate vacation ^Budget; And tha almost dasperate neeil by all Caribbean countries' for north American greenback* Re causa of the acute dollar short age. an alt out effort I* being mane to promota the Caribbean'* „ , tourist Industry on a year-round ( , u t t l ( » Organization Runs Salvage Operations In Jives And Junk n SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY JULY 14. 1949 Established 1908 £ Countries See Real Bonanza In Making From U. S. Dollars ~ million American Holtare. An InW flux of eaverxl thousand tourist* could have a far reaching affect in the entire country'* economy. The principal link between the Caribbean nnd the United State* Is Pan American World Airway* Any one of the Caribbean mint trice can I * reached from the lintted Statee In a matter of hour*. To promote Caribbean travel and to Mine lake up up nurmtei normal ■ summer in a iO humni i slack,: the airline. thism summer I* . - i A l offering excursion fare* w h ich “ _____ — “ _ L „ . , a n ____— . . . average about 30 per cent le** than normal rate*. The rscurainn tickets are good for (10 day* and will continue until Sept. .111. In addition, tha airline I* offering Nveral "packaged" tour* which IC sstlsu S On gage Twa lee. si a AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER '•111ri ice 11 ig It l Mi m t iin n u u f i g i ti I AM *1 f'rt.Sit, July I I—t/T*) W A H I INC 11IN. Jill, l i I-I’i ‘Nip t Intel .Stale* lias two big w,n* I,, I,., i |t« fund production, A fuiin i* iu*t about the m i*i ny it'pini. t, the United Nation*.! djngeiou* pin,,. a fumilv cm, live One I* i,< iiicrensa tlic etftck'ncy , and work of yield* „f i,nimill products. Milk Safe li rx|,rrl* Imve known tin* priuliictiini iilmie mulit l>e In- i for m long inm' mul t'lim li ul c i t*a*Cil Uil pii i cut by doing what | Truimin i* living In uu.kc f.icin* g;t ,d duIrv fui tners ik*. I lutci lie lim pint l.umcil Dip week The nt in i i, to clear, drain or! of July ^. I ** Nutiunal I mm ii'iignte *niu, VO million acre* o f: Bafidv Week bind Mini pip lhei,i to producing1 About le.nutt fMim ..... pb ui" I killed pmcIi will in wnik ao l hmiv The u p , t . were submitted to'M 'cideM * m il m m il.........in k , D lH C H S e w 18 Steel Strike May fought By Use Of Not Halt Work In M ssl< s» -a n I4 t - ii< r u New Antn Plants ir ls llt ir it l LPI U g fl lt*» iru n 'l n n l Hie ii l ^itj ♦** n» »re IliH li 8,000 | , ,(|, v*'rug!* tui A -•Maiiiei! I»v ilnlry Si i i i m t*v M ti A o r U H n i iM , l i ^ * r I«I. r ., ,r * It i 1m 111 .i«>n Nun fM«Jti j ,, t iii'rI I-'n* c) f m in i u n tk m g |i<i lu , « Tn hc kii'vn rln^ pimp, nil fnrni- f>»i n»» In tl t fit wniiM hnv** id »iHf» p r i i g i I int* fim f . * i'alt'* . In**!' I I ,111111,111111 DM * lit . *i '"it it i' mi I•i•t Urt'i *.In,nitn Mn*lI hmU in lin h iu ; w e ll Iiln ilT Ifi! 'MIH l l i r , i t ' NEW Vi *It K, July II i,Vi DPilTtitlT. July 1t—<fl’> Rome *U JM' U lu lT 't ' ijirln ' ,i i . of tin. drug* nml In combatting1How lung 11,,- 1,0,1 industry mol.! • I 111 I’flt 51I lilt* 1, JM '|inr maln'iii itr now hrl|iii,g to eijrlii continue m>ciat»,». tn event of ,i t'Mti, piisI mn| miinn kfinurnl, hfill iIra Hi riit M \l i » unidl million dollar cattle dir-, Heel strike ntMiiii I-. i|i ncmls <m • ffiulfMit fn nliiii! t ill In rffllh g of r, ( i|mi'\ i'hHI*‘ * ih * wntlltl 111‘Hil H' kiln! nf hm rare in this rniinlry. jimrt* *n|i(ili,u ,. I to- Inm A \v«*i>klv. '•,<»i«* Hint Iip iih h*imIi *v “ • *•!*"* ! !»* The diseu*e ,* iinaplasmosl*, ] national mn,i|w m king • * r * i I in y /tin) n n t it h i g h <|uul1ty i *h »|i. ,*1 t u n i which iiffecl* the I,',md of rattle. | ealtl today v . Nfuni. ». in it ,iftrn I* confused with cattle, Mnnv such "uinliio* have un ticikk jever, lever, *eientii»t* say. ,i .jialaneerl lii'm ■ <,«■« and . might ,, Un in^ m ■ *■ifruidM Mity. . . ■ * r rnu'H Htminlint. rn n ifl m ic t* mi Ip* ft»U I Ii .1u i tl,* ,,f anti malarial drug* ■I Itt'*vc " ,l*‘ " ' ........ .. the . ........mu I mean reh Id1V I I I .1 Ilii Mi •I I I 1I _ 1, ' fe•I (1,11a* ..lli. ill., itt,p ll.. H,i,m,,i>1,1 nf . t iV m lil u It ,1 | I,i tin ani'ii,I»* Imung grain and g a in ** miMplaamoala was described " ',l' *' ■ * r . . , * . . I... . . . I ... ........... ............ , ' (h e ir ow n alo cl ,,, r* * p o f H ln„i> •>flier iiiic p ii I i ale* iiipded, and today bv Hr, IHerman Parley " f | . trii.„ 111*' llllMu'llhotl -U ' h r l t i i n , si a h . i 1 . , u p , • p. HII(>I tin* alimild 'iHi-1ru*c, ta llie r than oktalmma A A M follege in * ' Thin roulil lend to h ' ' ' i Ii" I 4 | h i | | 1 ' I ' l * ,, M t ' I t 1l>" ti'M-p, Mip upidi uf grain for r,npn p,p*putsd to tb* American’ «,'ramble fur '1 - * 1 I ||| ' ' mui aten| item* |, i nnsuiiiptien " Such feed- h i * l iH t i *P l* l r * i ii »i » t i h I I ' mf i i Veteilnnry Medical Aaaiiclalim, svhifh might I........ Mie Miitmiiiihilp ,„uiuhii r J 1 k, ....... . n „ . V ila. convention here. > » • • » t i $ : » » u i i l l n I - u i . .. 1 . indilstiy giindiu. halt. mio A i mIup uf milk and butter, lie , » . . . » Kniuiicli worker* a, I lie cullege , „r«|ink ,, |rm, tulded observed more than HU pei cent i <'o„ i|,p , i,M),d, It .....Id H # | l ' h i m ' » M P ( f l * * M 4• # ♦ I*, nf. Moi i Ison said "similar In- • M 4" i P P t f I J ' U " V P B H tecovurles In Infected cattle fol- .t.|w r fmi.|l(.r,,1 zonili * 1 I h i f erress* ijiii tea,Illy be mode in the ; ■ . . . . . . . . . . . . . m i i l i ' 1 - “ m i lowing InJ-’ctlon nf i|ulmdlne inventories now ,„ tlm hand* nf ' t i t - P1 M ' ! H i p V Ident AVH Hi;I* I Mill diphosphate, on* of the not' , ..utnniotl'p part* « ,p|,llera mul ir , fficiem v of producing pork, rgg*. , „ ,, . . . ’" " ' V b e e f , lamb nnd poultry meal lf|yi, malarial drugs. Dr. I-alley ti turn them to the market f„* s'eel T|,„ Rt'.tes has about t.- Ii. ♦ i h * le Mi ' i ' p la r r «o, "ii,: Mu- I . • parted. !„t the end of the threatened steel l" ’r, m ill, i„ acres of land mcpm, of | irtiarim tea on • in .. * ... However, he stressed .that only j strike." u liicli 4tMI m illion were classed *nme of the *ntl-mnlnri*l drug* If Ml" basic *i-el Indti.tiy v i « ns ccup laud in tl)4fi, said 11 II proved effective. Moreover, n„ *" he , losed ,h' • n by « wail uit, Woolen, agi icoitiif al ei’oTiiiiol <l. drug yet tested ha* kept the aid- many of Its i’,,*tomer« *sI*«» would "".V" " ! '«•>'"I'""'. lie stlui'k to lii'p 'slimlw'i.iVi'i*' | '' ,'S' mats from hei'omlng carrlei* fjiiiv utii'in hut nf d’s min,l.pt I " i I l""1 ' ,vl" ' 1T*'• ............... .. lowing recovery, he *ald, t' In* K t l«c litlt- Imlnsliv. would |„. ■I'lmalhin. Department of Um In The dlrense cost United fdii'e* jl1tl •*!*i ■ption. 'hr nrIjt'le smiiI I lerior. cattle rniserii more than H."1'". li u lug | l i r e in D d im l li.iv e I " A n a d d itio n a l f1)0 m llli" i, m. ■ ■ 000 annually, Dr. Farley said M ,* I , , ui P i i l i n p p re s su re on t h e ir ( ,n I'a s lu r e I* c la ss e d us pto " sid e, known to exist In 20 stale. In • i . i I u .p lle i , fm Hei k * In e f and • m ild tie used fo r m op pi • Oklahnmn alone, he reported, "" build up lnvcnt"i u I In- ihiclton witlmut new laml >1 nual losses from the disease pi oh r* , aill "Tbey'vt. h"mi buy uwnt i i o id i ably es.'ted a million ibillui, a H i If rf 'lt'l*ft| *)>,t'i Hill! "T h i'ie I-., m titl,I,Inm * mt *u _ >» " ! H II I yaar ♦•VUIf i , liH-tliig big uilantities million acre* of lnnd llmt t"tniil ' MT'* ft1 lit *M1 p,. t'1'iinn^. ml*,' Progress against another cattle1ft .m , tiI'hoiist*. A* a result, be ilavelnpetl through • rue !■ii! ailment—mastitis—was reported tm, ' !> rroit motor car plans ilrafnage. or irrign tlim , and ,i M<.| e iim p 1 ■ »* *t'i- tun t t'1 n m Ml day *tri I stocks on to the body of Improved prothi by Drs. O. W. Schalm and II W It. II 1,1 ill tlH’t live land of the United S f.it, , f Ormebee of the University of <’nl bam’ m it" f >itill tut Miii1 ''■'r ' 't’mtmii feed aT1,| nml (noil food production' ti fornla and Dr. A. A. MeMnrriy r" '•Oil' « ' ' •* Im .Ii riidtcallv different now About 40 million* cn-.M l„ I. I m p , II • ))> 1 p# t' 11 Pt 1 *' U 1 l| rtili 1 « of the Florida Livestock Sanitary m I0W M fui veloped through clearing, and "o Board. Mastitis I* an inflammation *' '" s h i t U' rfIP| ift •1 1* ■ IMU C'll e*t v age lncrea*i'* ii .r* million* earti by drainage Mini u h •»!♦’ of the mammary gland. * h s-1 U |. ||. 1 hi* m l * 'i (-ranted D u e, major Hgatiou, they said The Californians described n r' " ................... ,1 P - h h l t l l f M< 1I l ‘t| ' M t " * * - * were died: There are about 22 null,on a-r-s foun-y.*»r mimtltls control pro­ (It,to" T* '* p ■ •■' *• M I n ! u f ■ i|i| p i t m l . : "i St'(I tlnmnnil l* wniikffiinf gram lu a herd of more than 2hn of Irrigated crop and pastm a Imid « f 1 p i ■ h v i u m lift* i pm r now, while some 70 minimi', are m ! R **t airy cows. •t tu if m p i n i n ini* ( f r u t i ' t Ii* r W Hpe couth will organized drainage projects Efforts were concentratad H i p H,| • * * ••!" w m i t l i H 4 1! ii in m h hi» it* liiirltcr fitrfl !iri**H.i The easy-tn-work area* bav, gainst the Htaphylocclc type of it Hr 1 ' 1 p p t Tn D m 1* •inat H i « ■• M onDt'iieil lln F|« i> f|v<> Mur* VI lieen developed, and future pi" mastitis with which 49 gor ( , f n t ______________ — ItrtU ». hv <■ •• p 1 p •, H u m * w i i jrctK w ill bo morn complex and in *»p|thPi ft iip a r i v t i n r f y . of the cows were Infected when j voice larger area*, tliay said th e p ro je c t h e g .n in 1945 . t>. hI )h J p , ih re o -ro o m K, . TTit-e like ly w ill have seveial pur t w r » f After four year* of careful *. tpf!H* p l i h U , l « f Tp i 'I t n IN F K r r O e S s i n pose,,, such a* drainage, flood con f n v i : 1 ■ n i n i f t h T n i t l i i ' r i ■•*11• management and medical trcui- [ ment, the (dentists said, the rate lio l irrigatio n, power and mum i it *i r t 1* » H ip v c u l t |r tl l F t M V |h|rt1 AIT WTz\, July | | — — Tin* ufpHl WRtHr Mipply, mi flint Hi* l u l l of Infection was reduced te 27 per ill | • |1 R*| ifinin ' ll c a n t. In f ir s t - y e a r m ilk e r s the In- (ieorgm Supreme Court ruled to benefit* esceed the eosts of He M 1 A M tl tl 'l M |f*V # f t N r j 111k 11•«•if fa c tio n r a t a declined fro m 22 per day Hi*' Georgia counties with velnpmenl. M m i» h 1 (C e a lla a e a O s P a i . a. See. s i s i i I i s I h i i I i mI negro populations must "The chief economic result, ,tf T I m . Bit •i M l n i n 91 i m |p^>s l i p M'S f o l use negmes op the grand and drainage and Irrlgatlnn have lieen I ft H i ' 1 liac,’i,p lories. to bring additional and more pro < M 1 .0. . Np' fU’ li f#»\v llfN rp t **i 11 'll,* high court pointed out that diictlve land Inin cultivation, t" | »IIP 1 t ' Jl *♦'# II I Alill lM I M H 4- , H i * ‘ y h ri' ** Ii l* completed to follow num- Increase crop yields per acre nod Itee,, .-it- » little Same applies '• eiitu* decisions or the Unlto.l i r a B lt a a e a On r a a * Test, See. -j. , nal ,, mIties, 11Inli'it I,. Miami Stair, tipreme Court that It is -pi mg Miami Rhoies, So, I*,it" UNIDENTIFIED su it illegal f" try a negro without ,o,l I!•*I lln, I,our. Home mu tidier of Ids own rare Miami , a-ailn will be ilenmlt", HONG KONG, July It i/T, being 'he trial Jury. Chinese Central New* Agency ,h* led Sep* I Fnllm* ing this linn of rsasnn- patch from Keoshinng, Furmosn. lamp,' -cures of lenants have lug, 'lie Georgia court granted a today saltl an unidentified *,,t, r>rmplai"'r| since controls weie new iiixi to John Crumb, an early marine was spotted 3,20(1 yard- Iif tMil U«i llmrsilay, with Increase* county negro. An all white jury off Changshun Island last Mm, ranging fiatm 2fi tn I GO parce,,' convicted him of pointing ■ pistol day. Hr,(III,r, -iiv, however, lhat tlm at nnidhnr. Changshun la tha inpe NatlnmM average hindlnrd* "Is too good „ Tim opinion read, in part: 1st naval base In North China «' hiisinessniHt, to lucres*, rcnl* l» "W h e re more than 50 par rant the entrance to the Gulf of till,Hr an unreasonably high level." of the population, approximately The report aelit the submarine fhUjrd" city council is study r,o per tent of (ha males over remained surfaced for some mb, ing deconitoi Issues following a 21. wnd Jd per cent of tha persons litre b e fo re starting In a north ,Pi*e dav I,earing. on the tsx digest aro negroes, westerly direction and suhrneigI mI c I mi. iI — som e l e n l s hm *' and tl,,,* are no negrosa tn the Ing. K n n lleireil tin P e e * t w Bee. St Jut v list »f the county, and none has served as a Juror for SO or 40 years, and whara tha state made no showing to Justify thalr exclusion, there Is eitabllshsd a violation of rights undsr the equal 'protection clausa of tha 14th .amendment to tha Constitution of - —■ — 4 ---------------- --- ---- -----—--------the United States." BY RA LPH H. H EP P E | seat ihi* week, Isn't env novice in BAN FRANCISCO. July 14— (IT) i hanking She has been a sort of —Claire Giennlnl Hoffman, first e *.,,ffM n member of the hank* woman director of the world', 'ta f / for yeere. Her view, we.* largest bank, dossn't believe In 'ought not only by her father and mlglng sax with bualnsss. her brother. L. M.OIannlnl. preslJust forget the sex of p.rticl-['|*"1 "r. 1 b»nk' bul ,,v Rriit ( im lidls (hi OH In M Of Citius In I'lfirifhi .jOeoriria iMust Use Jury . iftcr t K 3 ^ V t o MthlC‘ & ' L t X * a 2 k ii ,L _1 , » viewpoint aha earn o dto the board of the Bank uf America when *Jw filled tlm vecP D —woo. >y wo death of her jMIFtpa fathfr, A. p., Gianoini. MjPfc Hoffman, who took bar Her PrtnelBOl Job . . ' a director she says, will be to eee, in commmi wm, ,lther directors, that her other’s polielea are continued. g|)B w|j| tha board represenutlvr 0f more than 80,000 women itoekholdera and of an aeUmatad (CetieeH on Page Ptve aew l l • ti M ia m i I .ilk VVitll • »l d4 • Ll»#*ry Jl |{t lV- 1■ « * I ft» 20 1 i lung tha I irii Ns• ......... ary. • ii on tw o i ■m g *' 'ten I ■, ■ i dihery, i 'mg itefore ti'p " , n iiic n t I lf \ i i L it | 1 \f <, i I I i it 1 U U I 1 • t ' I Mil ' if Ml 1 i. ti l 1 'Ill's 1 f hi' at i 'l l n ilh • ' dd o f I I - rt ( l « i | | , ' ■' tid ie ry '■ I it li.in .i- h ' |M ' i d JM ! 'I ■ml ■ !i a • I - *-.■ II " hi t !• »*,1 f t ti ll 1 I " ‘ I mm pm f h n 'l r■ <fci| y i ! i i ( m n tif . Joim R M'' I t i.lis li ......... . id 1 *l>ft linn -f lib f of " Mu ' S ■11 ....... - l u l l * p, ru n .l u l l In I ' . i f i * m ll lt a i y ' g rm ip . *n ld ■ i I l i i i f i \ i 11 ill i P I' i Hs k id i to *• I , 11 1 l , ... , r|l ,1 h Mi: »Hiv f '»!' h if * ! Ml lt,i I. Ir, V .1 .t|iif h , ,. i ... U < I .1 N> • t "> 1 1,. 1 tl ,.l I,. ' i ,11 , , ,, I' , t , 1,r f . G > I >11,' ', M lit I t 1 "i , m id U W ." il , ♦ r,g g H r •M ill I tl it'll '* , I " ■ I , | u n | i M % » ' s •tV 'pll d llft, I It 'll, ... i" -i ( it T Mil Ml urn 1*1 !ll|f l <M | u *;t t i u 1 I v I t'i ' t I Ogt I ;r. i jii'u* 1 '» * . VHIM ...........»l M H i................... 1. lv ’ ' |', Ir(11 \ . ••1 ' \ i si i,r Pt.tk * ' 117,i-1"in , ,if . i ''irk* ipno 1*1,1,PI, rI t'l' P hi Pi | ll ' 'I . ,|)| *. i a Mu • i I-tin,r - r Ir.rtll <♦, t«l A,",lttl», I he ' 1' ' lg< r,",,, rItv govei po,i,i, r t . ., oi uf ti hatevrt i " Ir, log riorl girl in c h ,rn , 1 Atoil lie, p,t| put led ton I • p *led ft,mi Maid," ,,etrr I Mil fioptler II, .... It, ear' 1 tllw I , , M, , ,1 It' IN 11rSJ, July I t G'Pl \ todtreaher will leave pm, ill, an expeditim, headed t I it,,I I'rlesl, for HI, esplitIN of ' 1' ..f Mm Ice.capped cenlei ) u t I f l l t F « 'f* 4• ' ‘ t , - * ' .1 I f ' ' l l I'M M, » )m 'lull In ui.Sm ifj ,{ >tf n !'ff fi *JOId tin 1 Mu- if * ip i | f • l, .IV til* J' If Ml , it mrinttsil tin l i e vi* » ^MV illi'll I A n Iin F a t ilii P it t I • iii" ) nt in , ri 1, !'•(- of ................................* mul-.« Mnrnr I |n u f * ■111n >h.<* 14* Irt- h i a -4 a f, It. f « * r* <♦ ln-tt r*Vt'll | M 1l> I 1,(4l| 11, «% ti l M| till* |i i f tMitbt u f IM | f I r||I I f I Ij | , t i .............. , 'IT 11»H«■ > Jr' * aI 11t|, -I'll , IDHI I ft • ♦ tM* l t l,*» "4 ih H i d m i l 1 fix , *Ht * U M\ (I •***)£ >iti l 1 .f ill in a t m » u I t , i " ( ! l li ’ d e lim it Iti ' 'id , - I h I I i i i i (l»it iPMI , Ml’ • I" | t f ( id tfr rll I h ,* J ■It, * lrr> I , v 's In .t m , ,,iil^ ir. .ii incm her* of the pally will III, ,1 II itr re t r,r, ' ,ll*'ge sludeult. They will ex I•I"if glacial ranges and nieasine lie depth of tint Ice rap. 'llm expedition will rarcy five i"t, . "f M'lciitlJlr equlpmenl, Hi • hiilmg a porlnhte seinmograpl, I lie Ire cap will ha measured l,y totting off detonation!, and ""■a "ring the length of revurhaiutimis from the floor of the i .*|i wllli Ih" HtUmr.gruph I he exploration was approved h President Triimati who talked " Ml, Director Mnsnaii recently. A fill dropping (lie. explorers, dm Icebreaker Kdlstn will remlozst sea with the transport Wyaiiilotl end an L8T for a trip across Ih* top of (he continent. VIBITfl JAPAN ItiKYO, July 14—(fl1)—Saiuo Noznka, coinmimlst party execu­ tive committeeman, said today Glilm'se Communist buyers are scheduled to visit Japan soon In an effort tn reopen trade. No/hka’e etatement we* made to n group of ,lapenesn exporters end mnnufartiirern at Gifu. T I ip Japanese Communist Party, hi- said, la ready tu "cooperate with serlnue eaiiltaHsla" In fvoiimling Japen-Chlna trad* or t "non partlaan basis." Chinese living abroad may aleo eend trade representative* to Ja­ pan, Nosoka eald. V ffl* I ll, III -S I" ,h ..var t ill,,', w ni n . u .. g | I'm , ■lull K ie v c " ,ll'h i , , " | t ' I i . , , " , " in ’ * figure 1 T In, .i""> ti; i,1 , •> v i f fruit Mil- . . . " i. , . I ()t : year tin a ■. ,,, — , I,s g a iit i It i - f, ■ -ii, ih r,u I..*",, , . pi,„!ic*a a (nix I hl> - " i i i , 11 u f i g " , * .| s t tM.IMMI.IIIII, t n .x ,., mul Mm I tl|H t'J olllpill al 1,1,110,1,1,1111 h „< *s M A N sil.A U G Il'm i , HARGK OCALA, July II i/Pt Marvin O. Mills, JO, nf I , ksouville, charg­ ed with man*l iiigl,,,,,' h , ,s 'iner's t'lfv Mondev in tlm |,‘»M, of ,1 ttyenr-oM G o o rg ia b.n tot*/ was held in t.'lll'.'i h ml wh o, si i signed in county court Jurye D H S,„,|b ,ln> fixed bad of 11,000 on s charga »f hresking igAOIAIINO confidence, neneralts- and e n te rin g (lm I a k c K e r r hum s ?|ill* plesilod l»imo Chlang Kei-shak Is shown Just of Dr. J N before Hying from Tsaoehen, For­ not guilty to hull, charges H ’ a i i e i i T Alien, also of Jack­ mosa, to the Philippines. Coming 'out of retirement for e "fl|ht to tha sonville, a companion of Mil's, 'finish’' against the Reds, Chlang J,leaded t..,- guilty In llm I,res'.ing entering charge ami was held Imet with President ElpIdJo Wulrlno and in $1000 bond. Burgess Dickson Ito discus* formation nf a non-mill* and Robert 9. Kcraoy, both of tery PaclOa front against Jacksonville .are held under $1,000 , ___CommuJacksonville .are held um Dim. (Interna(tonal Souadphofajj bond on ||mitar chwgM- v"*‘ r jf f llw / .. ■ if O. Nc-zll "f 11*If, l" I'M. I* ti,gl"W wlmil 11,Ti,onn.""i, ", f, .i i,,.r,my wa * tin ini| i .. in n , ,.hi ’ > , 'VI* mix tIi> ----- ■ ,i,muted I.1PIW1 .'.mid i rflllWl'C U f: Htr t - " 1 i t ) tl'f >;!tl y -e' ''"'I hl.it Nt‘ l t* " ImwI " I m il lM l* Hu, i v i ,.nun ♦ X i l ' * t f y x " f | 1". t'spi'dltlon will lie headed th e Rev Daniel l.lrmnan, dll -I llm tliiitm, t’tilh'ge *ei, It" I I'll' ■• V.I I f M r V f ' t S' T'l 1 •,f | 1 *l in. 1.11n[ It V . I, ft I "I .................. I, ......... ", ............... ' f. ’;', ruM| *‘DI fill 1 1 I v!•-» f ........................ W .............. I,cut! Expedition ' 1 Mu1In,I** ft 1 iji It !|i| V»; 11t 'if ml t 'l ' I l i e ) |* I try it " , , I « :|t l Ottl III A , , * tf ' ' I' t" ','g d a . * trm i, 1 1 '<* " i ' t" , 4 , , • ' i ■ i • 11 m ito ry , h f ♦ t*\ I »•.III*;* *filMl,f )||l1"UM • n •. m i Ml *|1 I I I Kvt- I ' 1 " ', tltitt" I \ t , t ri' ,t ■ ■ ' r i lt l t d ■t Pn" Ir ti l e' " I ,t t'lllld , llu It" " I " , I M t t •i ftint 1, I • I'D* — i iv *i Ii 11"' "Mitt u t , , I M««f, . * f t , 1" ' " M i mf 111vni *, 1 • MO I, , J"'t »f i '<«p IP t M t H I * l..*t i up ■I" >14 1) ) » n |'!‘ U F i f » Ml' PI' ‘ 1 lid I I,. ..... |i|> .( Hid I mi* I ♦ i * n i vlln; f hi !t ffinlu , f >* • !i tl t ' .1 -I ft , I llioi , It* \,," , t II 1 i t i n t s ' fit-* f M .* s' If |» **• l u . •PI tl I f . .it, - l ln, hIji’s ( ilnis ( Vu|t Slums lutrge riotii liurcase in | f ntm (ii’ MMifulMfM1»l'h‘ »- en* I I .1III es , i i lieen » M; l l T l »» w h ii'iM ’ I iillit nit ' ti n v i'H ’ ^ MIf#• M i , \nkairtl V i flu >f i n |e| »I •W"• i n ' l , 111* J t t I). ’ '4. t l ', I'llfffM . h itr, x P t fi• ,11i *',r, ilK. in M t '' 1 I j p > 1 ' fc„ . lu i f *111 * H 1 • m * • 1 1 f ) 11 .p i , 1 \ , 4 V of n -hi bunk, i >mphi* JlH * • 'I t •' • 'll t* it if ' f M 1 ' f !■ ' ' ( iff ftl JIM 1,1 * l|M p t p *, 1 . ,t and • ' tilt Ii m il■ i- 1 I it v* lie n i i ■ii o' law un '’ tl i iia t tt 14 ............. ,. C11 id J (Mil ||',| . ■ ' ' ' • » f hi I 'l - 'Ml ' m »tu; I r'l 1it I .: •I ' I. u >1 P It V III, ,1,1........ * ' •1 I» «1H'* ♦ ' • ! „ f go" ' t • lu I'll • 1'm l 1 » , r tit 1' |PI» th|f k.l U||t l|, |>l' ',. G„< inti, v >in '. ■ llm T in t nr* 1 NP t'Mlt 1 r" 1 k ■' , fm" np 1, . t" " ll Mil 1 , m ill, ,, 4 Ii . Itill gr'S " ll llu Ml 1 ,;hhnt'l * t$:i*.l m t ' ait* (Mil Mil’ M i l l ) t ' • , into. le ft for i-ir , i g et . " ill old I Ill'll' on Sean h I or Noah’s tiil’l Tareel Kaekel Ark Klossi ms Into M ushroom s Into Kiire I'or ‘Koiiiity’ Blaek M arl Deal M l 1 IlIM U \ml •i .... Milliom unit A* RAINDROPS faR on the r**tem drought s ip * s* imomi I .mil. I ,.g., id Mn,marine, N. J., Inspect* a head of lethn e on hi. I u m III. am,, lidui, ti.nV* akywsid In hopa* of coaalria mure rnln Although ttm ran............ii up in *ave Ihe early New Jet >"v harvest, ollie, *■ ■ ■t*i>n* nt llu i i, >,|' ii led d, might condltlona had licen eased. (Iiilerniilloiiul) Eyes The Indians No Novice In Banking, Giannini Daughter Sticks To Business 'Tyd e rd 11lin k ■ i -, i f a t ' ■ t id u .l a t • t o ila y . in in lu d n im i- mi* tin. U N viintlfic conferance on ''"t’* r""l,\ ...... ................ . .. amt utilisation "• l'*1";,'' "" '"mu d r • • ' e*. «• .m i,log lo re Aug. 17. ............ '" • * / " " ......... , ltd . i t 1 l » It'll* p . | in advatice. 1 ........... lit, ii,ii><tint nf animal foot!*, j mid effit'oui i ui producing them, , to iiii . hTi' I i Hrti'l * could be gi.M'l, increased If all ' 1 Mfun^lnln tin Mniortn «f I hIupI ..... 1 "" metlimls of the | "tVcV'iui* .................... ............ must efficient fmliter*, *uid I'rank „...... ....... . Uf < 11 M ......... i " ■ i .'miii „f animal i ,.„|t„ ril) in ain n11hInviid. i uti l miiinal iiidrltimi, , j,,., ,,, |>, ,r■, r " ' t" ' 11 1 ' And H i" ........................ l g . ,. u It *it h I the tuci.ig. milk yield per cow , | , .......... . ............... t. i .< i« ft,00() ti vmr. ThU roulil • v "f fn*in a * ■ ■ - ----- r---- --- : ................. M �A ' I Dangerous Farms 3,000 Motorists Aided By Highway Patrol In Month ' tf iis lls u r il recovered II stolen c a r s , Mimic u total of l . o l l i i i i c k U for u v a r ­ iety of ch a rg e s and g ave uh.i Ihtanca to m ore than .'1,000 motorlets (lu ring M ay, D ire c to r II. N . K irk m n n ru jm ilcil today. He raid nl.ih'll c a ls reeovured were valued at i III,1575 arid other property was valued at 12,105. Ten |irr*<uix were at rested for auto theft 1iy iiritrolinen. O f the l.o 11 person* urresled 100 Wei,, rliaig ed with noli-trufflc law violnri’ in . O f the truffle law violators, 117 were Involved in nridd' nts. There were ttif-r> arre t d for .h irin g without ilriv i'i* ' lireimen, I fill for driving while drnril. ami 1511 for reckless driving hy excessive speed. Patrolmen if live fit d old to Hit) parsons, brliieil h ill nmtorlHts with fis t tires, saw tliai 721 got tfirso. line, and helned fix into ears on the road 1nf.irniiiMi.fr wn* given to 11,85(1 motorists. op 'it tit co un tt . : H TA T I; llh' 1' l . i l l t l l ‘A. IN IhI a AM l’ t’ h . In r s Hie O t i i t e o r C N N o l t ' ll t I'ltO- i | T O * A *u ! W HOM IT M A V CON C JCI I M i N e l li e t» lie re tiv n lv e a H in t C u r ­ rie I . re Nil! I ll H ied tie r lln n l r« b u rr s * A d m ln s lr n lr li o f tlio • lis t s of C N. N o rth , ll r i e n s e . l; I h s t sh e t i l *d h e r li e ll ll o n f o r H o ­ s t (ils ih u r K K . nod tim l e liu w il l li|iIn I lie llo o o m h le llo u g h lM f il) lia n s tro m , ( ' .’. o n ly J.elM e o f Heinm ,|x C ,u n ity , K lo r ld u , on th e Je t d a y o f A *i ►:<*•'t . C iC r. f o r t i|i|ir o v n l o f i n n * nod fo r H i.t.l d ls c h a r a e a s A d m in is t r a t r ix o f th e ix l r r t i i o f c N N o rth it e» mu re d , ott t i l l s 3ht h d a y o f J a n e , M ini Cam s l,e e N o rth A ilr n lo li.tr ,»lr lx o f th e e a ln le I I I C . N . N o rth rlsi'e n sm l IN t u n I l i t e r I T ' O I ' I I T 111-* T i n ; N IN T H . I f ......... .. C lllC IM T IN ANI> I ‘ III M K M IN .il.K C I I I ’ N T V . K l.lt lliA IN <' l l A N C M t V N<i 7 H» T I H O t AM M F A f t M K I l , C o rn tils tiia a t , lit . i n i : m . i ' a h m k ii, lt e * |i.,o d e o l o m iM it i T ir e : m t a t i: u f v i / iim h a . O H B U T 1NO (I T i l : A I I I . I N K M K A I I M K I I . W liiixe r s s ld e o , * l« '.**'.il m o n e w n ll A v „ I I I . In n ........ V lt K ln ln . V O I! m e I............ Hoi I fle d H u ll • u ll fo r d lv o ie e hue heeo file d ■ a u lu sl you to th e f i r . n il f o o r i f o r H e m liti.te C o l i n .y , K ln r ld n . lo ( ' h s m e i y , l.y T h iim a s II F a rm e r. T im B|-e lie ra h y r e o n lr e d in f ile y o u r ii|iiu n r s m e w it h Ih n c l e r k u f s s ld C .o ir t to th e C o u n ty C o u r t f ie iis s u l H n n fo rd , I 'l o i ld u . ,,n o r W o r e M u n itn v, Ih e IM h d n y o f J u ly . A l> ItlfM, n r iliif n u ll w ill h a s n le r r d iiK itliiH t yo n a m i hu I i I ( d lis e w il l p ro , end ux pur In W IT N I'X H m y I ........ I m ill th e nenl sa id ♦'fMirt I III* 73m l d ny o f 3fu n a, A . I> IM f'i, ft. I*. M K IIN IlO N C le r h f i n n il C o in I lit m ot fu l M nmlllnln C o lln ly , F lo r id a . ■K A I. TIM JAM KM w Jmj Im* i l l t v N I J«»Mi:i*ll .if I,M n i Idil'UN TA. m * i ■!* in m m i l l , mI - ' ll, H U m - l \\ I I | 1 111tie |« t SIN I VI, ||*J |(W4 I|« Y o u i»f * In i » M i • i j i i i t i ll l l t a r I n ' I n ' ' I n .11 ( ' u n i t f illiilr I 'm iM t I ’l n i lf li l, in it r Hfire 'It.in t u t eery. «*m On* *»»i, .t,ey nf I'M!'. I n |)i« tr1 n Sld4l lrT r i lnf l II i< •• •' • I n ill (re* it, 11 ••it r«n I • •r ill» mi • * ii li b l i'V I n l n d vs 111r I* |w \d lo tl* •Irll.llff Yvrehh* V rr g llN . J ill lll 'S IlF r il ll I.K I ’h l . l n . I x f * n«).mi \ \ I e’ N I ’NH i n \ I..Mill . f u r a.rri* 1.(1 I M I 1*1 I n f . r l • 1*1.Sj Idle. I M h M i l h y o f JiifM* I'M ' * '» n i I r r ' i l i »'f* n rt Hy '» T h i | i " i » ' II C IlN in »N h r l i RIAL Husbands! Wives! ff'n slln u sd hi-Milo him, ha Inxlits on hucclnll nod kissing tire propeller of the inhttilnlu tduna w liiril had Jmt landed the lines of them at L a O iiu h I ih F ield, N. V., from Ireland. Wimbledon sloplrs champion L o u lit Hronyh (re n te r), mid Mrs. Margarel Oitiomnn Dnl’ont look on. They we, a with Kuya abouid original plinir w likh uliootl ermhed Into the Atlantic when one cnglna on the strulccini.-cr huist Into Itumca. Cfafernullonul) rcHtivul Time Brin^H Thunderoun Union Of Old And New Japan Hy I t ( ’S S i :i ,l , HltlN M S A I* N e n sfe n lu re s .s ill M( H i.\ , .inpnn — Pee llvn l dny in this little fixh itiK low n hrliig s old and new Jupnn lonetliui nlmoxl Ilniailerm iH ly, The way it i* done i* -o a ie w lin l nyinholu of model a tim e*. Hliiniodii, a hit'll IriTiim e funion* hy a n id eal, is u citlicr the inoxt hack ward nor tin* most lo o yie*sive of .laim nese ro m m im lllea. It is known p iin ia r ily hcraiiee it ■llaifi. to a fin x m e n t of h isto iy . I' was here, Hm m iles sm ilhw esl f To kyo , that Commodore Mnlthew f ia iliia it ll I'e rry V "him k -h ips" fit x i liro k r .lapnti's m edic. vnl seiliiHinn ill 18511. H e re , too, tin' first (T itle d States consul to .la,u n i, Townsend H a rris , lived for Hit- not ml yeni of t elution* hittween till* tw o eouatrles. (lin e u y c u i, nowadays, Am * c rira n s and Jap an ese came fn n n m ile* d lsla u t to tomTiiemoriite the anim al " III in k S h ip " fe s ­ tiv a l in liu iin r of F e rry 's v is it. The ticnislon ra ils for a celeIn it iinn hy Hhlnotln's 7,000 le s ldents. T h e ir d rill, l l l l l e Khans )|hiasnm w ith |iu |ie r flo w ers, um) the plain - I i eel Is rrowtlm ! w ith |ieo|de. Hid the .simps m e fu ll o f literilia m lis u , and townspeople n e v e r| t ile of K'tsihU at them. H undreds rtnlln r at the w enlhe|.lu a le ii p rim a ry selaml to henr fo rm al speeL-hcs seat fro m T o k y o hy liix li ra tik ln x A m erieun am i .lu|ium-Nu riffic in l* . No une lilln k s | when, a s u su a l, it is recnllad th at th e first A iaerh 'itn-Japan esu tru n ty pledged perm anent pence between the twu eo untrles. No line sip ilrm s at the menthm o f the ’T in fu rtiin n te episode" w h ich In* tarritl'te d th a t pence, Hut Nliim oilu preserves Its h i** lo ry most p a rtic u la rly In two tem ples. One stands un the site Ilu y to iia lh ..... ... re rils w e ie tie. controlled Inst month. The rent level him changed little if at all und reaction from Iniidlurds and tenants has Ik c ii negligible. Tallahassee — city commission ' | Caribbean Hotels We invite you to cnnve in U lia n a s * * Frum F s g e I Sr*. T s m I Include visits to a hslf-doren or more Caribbean count tics on an all-inclusive ticket, Am erican businessmen p rim a r­ ■ily tire responsible for tile brace ' nf new hotel construction. In the Inst year nearly a dnten luxury hotels have been completed or facilities expanded. At (Tudnd T ru jillo , capital of j Dominican Itepulillc. the luxurious I .Jamgun Hotel added a fill-room extension. 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T Of Tired Kidaeya Myl s m r m W R M tH ff(| ip Blihlx, awtlllni, 1,aI* uni t , I t * M i n t , Io m u f | « n a m i xn< tasreerHerel isdla, ila(xi*4 Mi««a > |i«>mu<* with amailing anil llnwa ahuwa I turn |< tnmxlhlr k n u k t h M and i l l.i ln .., . Fri "Milwaukee," says Charles Wlnninger, 'Ta the nallon'e premium beer capital...ami folks who live there hove their pick of the bed. Bo when 1 tell you Bids le Milwaukee's flnnt beer, you can take my word for it. 1 lived there—1 ought to know." Today, because of the mlrecle of modern science, Lucky Strike t$ a fiaer cigarette. WEETEST j » V 11 If) e x H o t e l m dlwinUr of kldMr fmirlta SU I Come On In . . . (Formerly Blnku's) (Foot SperiullMt) Will hop (mtimitH on Thuratluy of imuii wouk from 10 A. M. to 5 |». M. is a a i li n u l a n l Olur.lW, u i n l i w n ll ana f o r m a r til r r x r x , l l u l rellxf a m i will hxlv lh* I I Fsa * *1 CH1KOFODIST enfurd m Torn litioi Drus On nnun msllxr U i.tntla In r r a m um M nliw l«fk»ch«, ) Frum I '." r * COKNUY’S Service Station ■loulilfit since ileciintrol. "H u t it j is too early In see whnl tiie gen[ eral offer I w ill !*■," says funner ' rent control directors. St. I’etershurg -controls were lifted a month ago hy order of the federal housing ■-pcdltni. City council lias risked (inventor War1 um to make it permanent. He has lint acted yet. '.n * - ff Dr. C, K, Bhlrldtce six vl ruui'lx, XIX x „ | , * u ,,,.u l. X, ililr, Hr Inim |.„>i, liSItn. Ct.iiiiiu, 1) .V r ot H arris' house, where lie in i.e il Hu- first consular flag In .In,am. Ami-rii-mi nmrlnes and snilois who dod ns Imre in those e arly yeuis emit decorated iim itiully with a wlentil uf fluw crs. The seetinil temple mink- the spot where the Important Karinif own treaty was signed lit 1851 to d a iify Am erican landing lights. Hid few remember the treaty. The temple Is better known for the collection of pnrlruite of a demine young Japanese g irl who was sup­ posed to have been H a m s ' faithlol mistress. Khiiaothi insists upon pteseiving the story of Okichl and too love for Hie nging ................................ altliiiugh historians genetuliy lieIievI- that, If she lived, she wa< only a servant in Ihe hiitise of an iinioim iiilic man. Meete.nlrmw Pep andVim, ,?« I I."I, l,, l. ir„ti fyi . .. S a lt t!j“. lu s extl I*iii*ju«ixr, 'xlxtxsirVl 4i1/ ' J l n il III lilt e lo re e e v e ry U to i , In 1 Sxr. "t a mountain, was completed at Cap Halllen. H aiti. Two new hotels have been built at Jam aica, in the H ritish West Indies. A t Mon­ tego Hay the deluxe Sunset Lodge recently was opened and the T ry a ll Hotel, 211 miles wt st of Montego Hay, also was finished. Several hotels ure Ireing built In K in g ­ ston, the cu|dtal d ty . Hlackheunl's Castle was fin ish ­ ed ut St. Thom as, cupilul uf the Am erican owned Virgin Island? , and thn llurcnm-cr Hotel at St. C ro ix. 4(1 miles south of SI. Thom as, was opened lust ye u t.) S t . 1 Croix recently wus made a regular stop from Miami hy Fan Am erican. Kent Controls AI1H0U0H fllM rnmeillan Rniiny Kaye tins two very nttracltve liidlrs ih d n t v I's s e w ill hold public meeting la te r this month on decontrol. Fo rt Fierce— little gentral in­ terest here. C ity commission w ill hold hearing Monday on pruposul to ask governor fu r decontrol ac­ tion. Kurt Lauderdale— hikes slnre decontrol have been aimed m ainly at low-cost residences. In some instances, f4 to ffl weekly rentals have been doubled. Bt. Augustine — .controls still in effect hut city commission lias adopted resolution asking that they he lifted. Food Output Legit I Not ice p i : m in m i, i From . THURSDAY JU LY 14, 1940 aids of f in m life coma farm nnimuls—mostly meun ones. Kicking horses, chutging hulls, lilting pigs mnl sim ilar unlmals w ith unplea­ sant dispositions caused injuries to 2il.'l farm ers. These accidents tost on the uvciuge f.'IU for medi­ cal care. The farm ers lost an 1 average uf Ilf duys from work. The men folks have about three ! times us foully accidents us farm j women. Most accidents Involve ' men from 25 to I I years old. j The South has the lowest ucciHlent rule. The H A K says this proliahly Is because ttiere are fewer farm machines fit the South than it o x lla H S F m i* I'n a r I, Srr- T t»»i Mme other areas. (In ly two players In the majors The accident rule is slightly lie- I to enlarge fnrm incomes, low Ihe nutlonnl level In the "These result* have brought have math1 over 2.IM8I h its— llix ie 1 Northeast und fur above the n«- greater farm and business oppor­ W alker of the I'irate s and Luke lionul avetuge in the North <Vn- tunities, Improved the distribution Appling of the White Hox. tra* states and West. nf crop production In relation to The average medical costs also 1 nnsum irg centers, and have aided were lowei In tile South, around m aterially In assuring an adequate per accident. The highest ro»t, supply of fowl and fiber to m ain­ gr.it. was In the Northeast. tain und im piuve und to make possible the essential exports lo uther countries," T A L L A H A H S K K , J u l y 14-</P) — The F lo rid a H ighw ay Palro l a ‘ 'V v. ' TH E HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE T W O K c o t: n r jt iiu ii; , l; L Tasting tane»n. SampUa from tvary lonaeco-growing tree are annlyaad before and after purchase, Thaos ax Umolv* odontitle annlyiM . along w ith tha e ip a rt judgment u f Lu c k y Strike buyers, assure you that the tobacco In Lucklaa U Ana, light and m ild. No wonder Lucklaa are a finer cigarette. W aknow , A R 7EK SO IL A rA w A b m (mlUlens e< Minn men HumeltWel pm W e a r a e o n u itu r i: •e m u mis 14 , >1 Ifr •'•Wf ‘It '• .. .. V f i j iii ; -i . iV / ' ryC*•.»/Vrf -,i UMMm etey Irsek. Aft*r Lucky Htrlk. rigsrfttm havs been packs**!, lhay am t bn tightly m b d to remain frenb. flare you m Ilia oabopkanaaasl being UuUd for air-tlghtnam. Such in* alniaanu am in constant urn st every plant. �t* l» 0 :? * t —•• ■ • . ,/ w y |W f7 7 ' b ■ .' j r r - Z - ft • THURSDAY JULY 14, 1MB THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA 3 Top Demos To Hold Meeting In Jackson, Miss. PAGE THRED Tampa Growth Is Cited As Reason To Deepen Harbor WASHINGTON, July U-t/P) / / h r * * high ranking Democrat* Will ba in Jackson, M l* .,, tomorrow fo r a meeting of prn-Trumno Dem ocrat.. ;■T h e y a rc Mr*. India Edwards, director of the women'* divl.loo of the Democratic National Com­ mittee, T . Lam ar Caudle, assls* tent attorney general. ami T ilford. E. Dudley, alternate demo­ cratic national committeeman for the D istrict of Columhln and asslstant director ol the C IO I'nlltl* *1 Action Committee. M r*. K d w ard ., a committee Ipoke.m aii .a id , w ill exptnlo the ■dmlnlitratlon farm program at the Jack.o n meet Inn. He .aid the national committee a No had help­ ed M U .la.lp p l Dem ocrat, arrange for Caudle'* speech. Dudley told a reporter he plan, to attend hut not to make an addreat. i '* Dudley h a . hern in Miaaiaalppl . ecently conferring with pro-Truw itn Dem ocrat, who seek to .e t [ U p ■ new Demm-intir oriranlr.nlInn —lj r i h e ' .tattv *.vMch-ca.W4ta -oNc.J confusing and that the maturity state, it I. difficult to discover it.! CAP KXl’n s m n N df th* people In Mississippi who. While Ihls major resenirlr and | ■r* 'tru* are — cnnfnsed — "Dernwrat* ------- *“ — *......''writings havi* heen in the field nf ! JAUKHON VII.I.K, Julv 1 4 -UP* horticulture, he has taken a very: —The Florida Civil Air Patrol ex­ over the l.stie," he said. "I think th* situation iieetl* active Interest In field ernps, Irtf- position ha- hern scheduled for clear and calm thinking and pnt- proved pasture*, livestock, pout- Sept. It at municipal airport lists t*nt and »lncere effnrt. Iiy all try, ornamental*, and processing of The date was. moved back from Datpocral* In the atate to under- agricultural products. He lias Sept. 4 lirsaose of conflict with th* assisted In and enrmtrnged re- (the Cleveland air show, search In nearly all of the.* crops. A National Demwrallr Commit-' Ror many yeara he haa l>een a RUHR RCRAP MKTAI, FOR If. S. to* a t_________ said “that 'Dudley I . . leader In the Floridn Stale lint tl- J ANTW ERP i/l't-- Five thounot a member nf the salaried staff cultural Society. Ho wrote the sand ton. nf snap metal from hf th* national committee "hut State Plant Act nf tlMfi w h ic h ihe Hutu left \ntwrrp recently ht ha* r. mine an rated with the Memo, created the Florida State Pbiui for llaltiuinre. The metal mainly rtratlc Nallnnnl Committee offic­ ltnard, the orgaoi.nlion wlildi pi<> conies from Geiman luenviotive. ial. xnd apprised them of Ills teds Florida Agriculture fnnn ( which have been broken up Actalk, with Democrats in Missis­ pests from other countries, lie muling to Antwerp dock ufficial* sippi which had no connection with brought honor to himself noil i<> more rnignes of scrap will follow Florida with his Interesting ami at legolni Intervals, hi* PAC work." 'The national committee doe* authoritative honks on citrus, gni I — —— — — ttnt Intervene in Hie activities of dolling, nnd camellias and aiiilen* | S H U C K IN G NEWS: AN UN•ita le Democratic committees al­ Floridn is famous for Its beautiful WISE itWI, though it aid. them in providing nialeas. and Dr. Hum* was Hie EI.I/M IET H , III. —(A1)— The campaign material and In arrang­ man who not only showed Hist wise "Id owl apparently Isn’t 10 ing for speaker, from Washington wise wliru it romea to electricity. tn appear at meetings conducted An owl picked on electrlr trenshy state committee*," th* spokea- government employe. He was an ml.Hlnn line for a perch and dis­ an said. official nf the National l.nhm rupted service to rural user* in Fuflry, a native of Charleston,j Relation* Hoard and the war iahm two northern Illinois counties and III-. 1» *n attorney and a former i,0nrd from IIKW to 1044. part of louthwestern Wisconsin. ll ll lv il l r i l M i n n n m o r*' , h ' " 1 a n y t h in g e ls e ," s a i d ; V . I I c l I l U } # | S t a t e I lie m ix l .1 .1 l a y b i l . A m o n g ond In H ie Drive Is launched; mr A ' r J i'if f ii. B W A S H IN G T O N . Ju ly 14—OPi— Hep. Peterson (D - F la i today cited' the .te aily growth of Tam pa a* one of "many reason." fur addi­ tional itnpmvement of Tam pa harI hoc. He made th i. comment in tesliniony ptepated foi a Senate publie w ork, -udicontmlttee. He n .krd for nnthni iratiun of further work at a co.t of I7.7H7.UIK*. Senator j Holland tlt- F la ) and A rm y cngl neer. endowed the project Peterson declared "there has been a steady growth In Tam pa's , population since the last improve incut to the harbor was n utlinrl-j ted s i . ol eight y ra is ago." "Engineers," he Mini, "travel shown d e arly that the work is needr'd." He said Hillsbni ough and Pope counties produced lid per cent of the w i l d ' , phosphate sup­ ply "and in ihe past vast ship­ ments w cip made hy w ater." J He said that as "world b usiness, stabilises, Null Imports and e x­ ports w ill glow at Tam pa," The project, he added, la the result of nearly foil) years oT stm ly ■by the engineers .s n iL t h r lr iccominenilatIons have been ap- | proved by liovem nr W anert and other Flo iida o fficials. Gunhy Gibbous, re p ii’M’ntiug [j|impa shippers ami the 1 netful ■lIVINPlANiy fioin Marine Fight­ t.nnmber of I'oniinercc, an I Will- er Snusdion "III of ttie Naval A ir i i i in W. Iliilkrnm of Ihe 'Vaiopii Training t'oit lltc r n e r literally Chaiubei of ( ’ouimerce were nere foiur s "spual stairenrr" s« they to attend the session. t<mo in an ni l nil salute over Se­ The project would mcluil • the attle, Wash The show omitted til* ilci'pcntng of Kgmont •',’h .n n e l to opening ol ............ ... Scnttle-Tncoma ltd feet; rnlaiglng Tanrpa Hay, International Attpoit at llow l.nke. HflNImin Hay. and Port Tampa (.Vat’y ptiofn (r.."i /old".iM oiinl) channels to u depth of It4 feet and. a width of 7f»n feet; deepening j t i l ' l l . IA I I I \s s i t l . l Sparkinau t'huiini'l and Ylm r • Tinning Hirsin to .'ll feet; revoking' .fills i I ut’i an authoriied improvement of JA t K S t iW l i l t A lafla River hui) substituting a —Two men wmi f trill g ir i ll t o f n il It e p illv channel Mil feel deep and 3 0 0 feet eggt iivnli-d n m ill wide from Hillsboro Hay ChannM H in illf M aivm l i t I III . 1 1III I III' I to and including the existing tu rn -f «••'••*t Wediu- it.rr I i a c l l i ' - t i f l i ' . l mg basin lo be enlinged tn a depth the llli-ll I a ilU il l* a i i an d a tla c k > d In in of :lll feel, a width of 700 feet. MNN mid a letiglb nf 1,300 feet; and " h c i helping e i •' in c a t " i l l n f substantial widening at entrances, the ditch II" id ' ini m is i lin m c d Fi a ci ti,i11a. 1 t h. it* ■n i l i c • ••.*'!, liends and turns. toral colleire vote la .t year for W H Ill A NURII loom ON, Dr. Paul H. Raed adjuit* an Iron tuh| tn the S ta te . Right* party pre.lwhich hit 13-year-old daughter, Mayballa, • polio victim, w u placed. dentlat ticket. Pore# plan*, w ill make It posslHep. W illia m . (D - M ls .l told a I J ,h. , .’1u,n‘ :" . ' l.n* n ™ r , v _ n u « that Information fo ro l.h - , h l* for ,h * * lrl to be returned to har Loa A n *«t*i home Maybelle « n Jd Mm h j the Hon"e committee | s ic k e n with m rantll. p . r . l y . i . on Ju ly l lln ltm a llo .a l SouadphoCol on lin-A m erican A ctivities II.le d Dudley a . a member of the W n.h- j . . . _ they could la- giowii successfully Jitgton book .hop In l u l l . III th l. .ta le lull worked out meth­ **V The T1 bonk .hop w a. lubeled a od. of propagation which ieduced Cnm m unl.t front mganlxathm by co st, and made a rn ica , available Hy S P U D S JOHNSON the committee In 11144, he .a id , for all home owners. Dudley tidd a reporter he In In the great campaign to eradi­ longed to the book .hop about ten IIU M K S R E C O R D A S AN cate the Mediterranean fruit fly , A G R IC U L T U R A L I.K A D K H r e a r , ago "when n rn rlicallv ever.' he performed outstanding servin'. liberal In W a.hlngtnn Irelnngod j-s GOOD TO C O N S ID E R H I. Imagination, energy, and to It and received late book* and! *» good to consider the record regard. *" " f a public .c iv a iu such a . Dr. II. a b ility are re .p o u . 1hle for much Ha withdrew later, he .a id , long Hamid Hume, who recently re- of the progress that Florida a g ri­ culture has innile dining the past before the shop w a . labeled a G»l,d a . dean and provo.t for 40 year*. In reliting . lie .a y . "W e y Cnm m unl.t front organisation. agriculture at the H nlveraity of w ill .e c great progress in nut ngl i v " In fact." he told a re p o rte r,. H m Ida. culture In the futuie.' ‘ " la t e r during the lim e I was with j |) i. 11unto I . per.onally known lie has peifnrnieil yeoman ser­ the National Labor R e la tio n .| b> a gieet many people in Flo rida, vice for Flo tilla, and Florida penBoard, I^ w a . checked ^heckcrd hy by thee F i l l J| on,I In- i- belli in very high esteem P,p e cla lly tlu i.r in agrieullure. glong With other Imard employe* for l ie great service hr has ren- ^r„ tf1 J)trf u| him. _, • lid 1 got an o fficial clearance, dm ml i „ the slate s agriculture ami That wa* sometime along about to the stale as a whole. R etiring — In viguim is health, lie w ill keep 1041." U AN V K G K T A III.K Aa to his work In M ississippi, busy In bis research on nrnamen New York City is the dominant he said "ail I do I* to give *ug tills and other phases of ngrlcul PAI.ATKA. Fin. -Putnam C.'min- unuii’y center of lhi> world, with ge.t ions." ture, and sinin Ire will depart for, ty negro home ileinnnstriitlnn club annual hanking ttiiusactlon. ex" I think the struggle In M issis­ Inleiisivi- studies in Ktiglapd. | women canned 71fi >|iiarls of vege- .....ling :t(K) blllliin dollars. sippi essentially I . between the If them is any phase of ngrl-' tnhlv. during Ihe past month, ac.Dem ocratic and Republican part- culture in Floridn in which he has ‘ cording to l.ee Ella Asia, negro l i t , hut that the use of parly not lieeu interested during hi. . home agent. lab e l, h a. been Inaccurate inarrurnie and arm hatf-rentury of residence in this Rural Common Sense Com m on I engaged I Ill-Ill iii final at ilinn »• him Scnh n. in : penilmg Mime ■ I 0"ii trial y o ia ic A gen cy £ I th a n th e n e x t two ond ^ i»tini\ unn'i >>4*■n imv our mol it*t itnf |iL--|v tn milk* T A I t \H \ S S I! i i I in m o t inti t k i ’ i * i -4 i't h l, < I T h f St nit** f if jin 1 1 p i " ■" " f V g r l : f ' " tn |ir s-tm 411/ 1 I l»v .......Kim: t*' 1-llKt Ml «’ 1. If !tni|U. VMill j ll ' t fhjii tilt" I hmurM of rat in^ i n f i l l f»n \ . hi Thf 1>< i> i! * n r i t ' 1 1'i't‘ l it'it , t^l l I * -tI* 11' 4 r 14• M I *4 P M lt a (lll'li 4 rtT l» " l " t i l i v i x i o n 1s« £ pi it H r t lit- mi •■ill 4**•t t mihtlit " h 1! m m l v *M * ' ! 1 V 'l'O t I t M iK H m sl I lf I* **i!A tn '"MMt f j i t .,t , If G'lP •li*' r Gill tISIf tir fIn Itfti 'l II -'iir, l ,,f It 'in r*|it* * ii i’ H" it 11 ■ ( \ i ianta, appear id 'io> . i n . mg session of ihe i v" 'I-*' ...... fi'ionce on Florida foies* di’Vs'lopinent Vttinding die meeting wore i r" 11" and federal forestry affi- milt *»it11vi *,| i! ' Mti n % Jan nil .m u in m vn i un 1 TIHUIlber- Ilf lbs <oat* spi'l’t loll »'f nn ti fi n 1, 11 cm nil Ini’ , tn* titi illfit- f*ti J Ml | or: •Itfii mtil nmol " ’ I.• l Mill1. f Tim Hillin' prmliic 1 11way fi1Mill 1Ht H and m itjii nK* 1 * in ,'" uitiiin - ... __ HIM't H, t ••-■iii* \ f 1 if ut 1 slaves were h il t 1li­ The ■ ,r1ft•t»1•7• t* nt 1■ •#-•ts*f till 1 M| . r 4 . | lit' nullsi't -hit"lid 1lit t * ao vib ii.,' 1.1 1 1|i|'i Mil . I tf tIlf Hl'IHt 11lit t'l > of . f« in •Mi IT 11 op t„. It •••Iim • tl in \tne| leu in ll'il'.l. the I’Uieot going t>1 lamesiiii'ii 1 > ' t-iMi* 1 •, 0 > ’ - n 11y 4tf‘ f 4114- lit null . it .” Hi* •Jit i1 etiel1111if r 111if telling >h' •tllrt 1-■X 1 •lt» in fill; HMI-I ........ Iim r 111 1 311..... . ell | mwn *“■ * lift! n.g. they !»i\ liiinnh'i(i fib'ii f». •in 1llif ill 1 .1 M.il-I Nor 1- ' lie ............ 4•"t nf 1 iiinn fill V ti inf u 11ll r III r iht- hIII UK 1*111' 1 1 11<1ti 1urn 1 pi Ini i'i 1 ami "no t*lf 1■•111 11 1*• 4*'Ml ' 1 ||t, •Hi! hr run h f.llrrl *• in •K 1ItitU "oio\ lillte m ills vest " It's 111»* i Im' ii ^Ii * ••1* t In* (ItiltK T h r stnti him three ui ....... hl|* fr l “4| Hit- tij^li th* woimI " t’u'lnre lists, la'iilietm i * I' llbuxea mnl 1 I h » sailors ill fine s iin u s fa iila stic iilly low p in e s . . iialii, y.f ti thin't nos- 1111 iiu lliu e iy event! V h I u p n t o .^1 Tt *1 - % 2 .* ~a j C O W A N ’S I g t l ll lc l ll I til I t ho y 4, 1111 , 1 ile f i ' 10 I 1111I 11111 fin .1 P refe rred by liuli i tiifirlt Itt-iult uml u w v ile IM P R O V ED P A S T U R E S G A IN E S V II I.K , Ju ly 1 4 -(/P )— Improied pastures and In c xe std f "i esf pt (id'll Hop were dercrlbed ,!■' the I wo moil Important goal* f"i fn n n cis and ottie. Southern -tales lieic W i'dlirsi lay. Ihe speaLet, f)i K arl Haulier, " "ito m i.t m ill iho Federal Re- ore u sers ik e s co m b in e d !* v<!: -1 T Y bb, It's Iruel Truck uteri are buying more Chevrolet trucks than tho next two make* combined. What more convincing proof could thero be that Chevrolot Advance-Dei/gn trucks give more va/ue/ Come In and let ui discuss your truck requirements I ' A ( I M * n | ts IstM t s i . . 1st V vrk i**riV # - Maa a*w«i. issvstr Aped, 1*4V. A D V A N C I-D E S IG N TR U C K S V R O LET/ f HOLLER M O T O R SALES ■ ■ ■ ■ ■* iv : qwkV; 1 :!?•;* b - ,y Iff) r t■•'iFl'i "* ■ ' 1 _ — i f e l , u, v* • M A P etaisU o • * *1 I ' .v'v �— ^ . r r - r ^ r .;— " •« ’ »AY JULY >4, •'■j«T? Tompson Seedless Sweet E ating L arge U. S. No. 1 South Carolina F irm Ripe Large Cuban :*wjr OF 1916 L arge Yellow Ripe (In Quarters! Land O’ Sunshlno BUTTER BREAD Dixie Darling ■' Agen Garden Hun Lima ____ Snowcrop Cone. Orange Juice can Ready-to-Fry Frozen Shrimp pkg. Frozen Deviled Crabs 2 for Dixiana Blackeye Peas 2 16-oz. pkgs. 29c 79c 49c 49c J f S 'W f'c /e n e J!O u lc k - ^r 0 iV f>! ^ D IX IA N A Quantity HIlhi* Reserved Del M onte Palmetto AThird SI*. 314 Eaat First St. onm Tomato D iitu iN G family Sfytu JUICE BREAD The Tendered Beef In The W orld! Bouquet Boaj Candy Coated CHOCOLATES Quailere RedlMlxt Toilet Soap Corned Beet Hash Philadelphia 11 Cream Ballard'* Oven Ready Fabulous Bude Plmlenlo, Olive- Laundry 12-ox Can T ET LET * 33 BLEACH hours—14 times I old. weststu! me! beef. Orange Pekoe. OUABAimiO * We’re so »urv tnst Bat-Rite indersy Be*/ will please you at wru die# you * written ruble your money back guarttee with each purchase- Try ■t our risk. . Sirloin Eal-Rlle Tenderay Beel Chuck Eal-Rlle Tenderay Land O' Sunshine EX C LU SIV ELY O U R S! ilfr**' Primp p it. 8 0 7 .M / 9 * * 3207. JAB 89 Grade A Dn iC r a w n - O u l c I Cut Limb flbuuldtr 801 JAB !B e • 32-07. JAB45* Kara No. 144 Blue Red LIBBY ly is y - M . U s 24* « ~ * w * 5 g « SB. MB * U 0 Suodeette Clue. M l* A sa. SMDWtH m uo -8-cr. JAB...... It 4 II* Fleeter A Qambl4‘i -T & - eiti m m . ■ K ■ i f . t i § U . #H J I v4 0 •‘.lirr.idr lJwwM l womSl �' ■jrr-r*r - *• -» ■ qgpjrypr T TH U RSD AY JttL Y .. i Ilii i m p v i ••»» I •r\n.; ?»p »' T v a n M iH PAGE T H IS S A N F O R D H 1 R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R I D A — — ■- 1 4 , 194B F IV E Salvage Operation I runs the machine at a good clip, wnlkup f<u to m .rein*, The uidlo I p bunking f» In the ndmlnletra* other otjtnniantiona. I A woman from u (ierniiio con- told hei about Goodwill. Hei fnther Hon of wllla and estate* for the She Is a director of the Hank i ceil I ration campw ith n heavy carried liei dow nstaiis. Sbe got l*oieflt of widows and their chtl‘if Am erica G ism iini Foundation, ire a llu a e g K hiim t'nar I, »n-. T w in ...... .. .......... ,B ,,r '■ ta c .T w .x i brae......... her leg finishes (be blind a Uomlwiil job Hiking telephone dreii It was founded hy her father In ' 8,000,000 women customers of ihi* imini boy cull* foi truck i ttllril mu*, .my i*t >... hank has already gone to to finance t-ducatlot., ^ search Miilt* ii1\ 1hii*ji ,if vtHinitiiUiJ rt'- || vi'tirk. A ilAiak*evt*$l, ' bank. mut> 11111111•»11 It piovnifi* Mipt*rvlau *u iim pr«aa A .b a f l.»*ing bau-U m Hu u t.rL I iffle c t ir i ,u'Vn, u h , , , , til* f"i tin*wtirkiiMiina tiiul ||lvea t«nd Inine w oiiiiih anrta mitl im it* rlf in M i I'fiiMli In mm* »hJ Tw enty year* ago, ' l l" . H u ff­ s.*rit lengths in developing this *«'• kind of serv.ee. - she said. “ I have Mr»- , I " " na" f l" ' " * , " »* i porlimm rlutfu**. U'Knn t.. uulk with u mm*. Kinman recalled. the hank made till no stiii Him; new ideas to propose ° «»•« « i.l s**w and to super vise Uu* Imiuiinippni m.-.luul vara? I They nilike fiolu Id to all cents ally *he Guest il owu> Now she effort to offer services especial­ but it is a most useful service he domes tie side of life Her n New \m k hospital. ro ik e i* iitc ossigned jobs to ' |,,,UI. . | ,(,t ulwavs eiiougb In i* *t c u lm s l . * u New 1 "i h doctor ly for women thioiigli n woman’* ssi.i i . . i . ..it noMiit** rulmh* hunting uml nullJnlond ,n a , hl. fllml : f ...... fit du o i iiptdiditii * \\ ulk through SlippniI (hem fiunpletoly, hoi on- non Inis noli a *liebl ball in her ilejiurtineiit. It wire onpopidiii. win* v" " " r l w ; / ' " • " I i*+ + + + + + *+ + **+ + *+ + *+ 4 + + + *+ *+ *+ *+ **+ + + + + + ****+ ***t mill, •o PH) u special a lie n lion, l.iancing. .She enjoys sports h.u .................. ‘" i'1 ''*■** how the ()U|ti, tll n .ij,.v,. much of the ...... 1 wuih " Uii- Hill, alrniter member ° 'jn n y H piny* ihrm busily, s \ - i.-’o winks den ill home, and to give them the I ■ ‘The women allowed u*,“ *hc fu| 1u>l f r i,.nds •M u table neaped with cost ll tile ■satisfaction of getting nwnv ( i m iii I commented, “ tlnit they len lue the timoninl fam ily looks the bus-1 A lllu, p ,,,* 11 hankliiK whether for men <n for mes* woman a part. She likes t o , , ny U1|, m.K|w | t>l|. she was n je w e l., „ girl ...it * oeckluces,| t |u. (|lM,|iri| anil fl P* She suffers fro n t, (lf »ifl. S i. M ary’s ( hoi. lt here I >I women, la hilxiuoss uiol should went (adored clothes. Her h a ir ' r „ | „ „ t H it iilllitittl I riiiii I’ n n r I. Vre. 31 n if <li»ik. Dfi*|)ly jam i ni M ill* fitllt'i'r wlu'ii ii aI ih I* Im k if lb , i..id ..... I hei reactions At oooli Hie, ioneli wild laugh Us itall l-viiiiu)' . Im ■ lie Imndlrd a* business, ipgurdle.** anil ‘Inpmellt to ure ■ slow lion she does unly of sex." jnsi, she uses no makeup, not there. She was urged to devetogelhei ill (loodwill's cufeleiiti illiool one Hold f a noiinal pot' insteml of eallng in n lonely ;oooi Ottll'l I MTIITt i u s R E F J N iS H E I) A T * Hut Mr*. Hoffman ul«o feels lipstick I lop her talent Imt she was more , Still’s "H pv **i u I -tii)mt»‘nis nf vritirm l Ik tint *|ir tillllkB k|W And if some day )o il stepped into For yciii r she has not hesitated Intrigued by the world of business <il that many women expect more t withI ten-in vi i'll tiiitl iippurtliini* ,the | the lug itasvniiily imim - fuilushed tlllit 1*1liltfi ilc^Mmti fill ; 1 from men in buxines* limn friini to accept the working tubs In and finance. t ill 11)1111111v kfiTVi'l lllilillt ik|i]ii (l\n! jfVk i'! • to it way Hint ■ ' junkbenp (iiimn, radio, games and ens> 1 1 , women. Therefore, they prefei in rommuint., and ehni llnlde enterClaire (iUiunini married C lif ­ w ill linin' llir nm*1 iinve iun'ii -!u|ijHMl i t'ci’i 111v Mud! . , cash. I * von might Item them sing t’lillf l-« jltt t! if I 114' I it»I Il«aI J I do litixiiiess with men, especially la i m - Sla has heen active for 83 ford l 1 iH ill i llo lfm a ii, funner v 4V"1................ " n” log loudly togetlicr. III money mattere. years w illi the Telegrnph H ill , fool bull situ tn the C u iv e islty of Nt'u i «-ip11j mf u•m- >4ill apply pvifti '' ................ " l" w" rk " Some of them lie,et w ill lie niile Anotliei of her viewpoint* I* Neiglihoi .......d AssiM intloii. It l a ' Cnlifot nin. Finances me ills life tin 211 N . E l m I ’ h u n * U 0 6 -K ; j foreign inrntidlv le tiiifl.d but phyalcal- to meet Hie s tiff pm e of com lt» pi'i sniwil if111»4*1 1 h y that women Hre n # re con«ei vntlvc rolled lied principally with settle-, interest, too lie Is a parlnci in 4*•n- LI 1III 14 11i i-rfit.itivi- ill I iiif U . lv in. e l.i i il i .l mol lie w h ilif s uirrciu l ■ciimin'IiHini Hut umu> than men In finunclnl affairs. This merit „ o ik In Snn Frniirlscn . S h e ’ an investment coticem here. s /cun* Tiii-v hI* m * tiv4*r m ilita ry around ut sio Ii ii i ate that he la deal ruble In the home, she says, iidm m M cr* its tteHsiirey and a tio j The Hoffninus Hie til Seven went - out a pun .1 sinu s a month. w ill mid do, u fle i o goodwill wniA a lit I iHViipiit tmi )>i•i sin i in* I, iilaptncmil, Forty lb New York wet j lla k s , the old (ila iilillit home in where the housewife must cou- wotks a* a doctor’s aide. «'«A )>t'| Hi ill *■ llhit I •ei'llIflllM, lie "inke* ii ci t'd ileljvei y I graduated into competitive ilidii aarve the fam ily funds. Hot she Slu im- been actively litrntIf l*il j suburhun Sun Mateo where slm lie Ion a powi'i seiviug inacjitii.r ij m ilL* 4|tirft_______ jn<i| ^;(>ar belle.ra it la li handicap in ill** us tin officer or board member Df ■waa liorii. l11111 Alht'TUJtii ii IJ ii *t P«'l MUHiel i n alls a g ie , hailed tailor whose! One was a beiiollful g ill, pun larger world of flnuneial entei the .liioiiii League, t'inehavtn right band I- put ul,/.ed.. iTie He> nc no lyreil fiom mi uulomohile arcnlent, MI4»S11> *tvs|it»||-|i*t4* fill lili4 l ili k e t/1 k prise whole there must he more Hume i.u pmhlein children, Young M il'a itliv .tk I do bandwoi k hlllgl I who hud not left hei (iftli flout venture. , Women's ( ’h riitla n Association M ri. Huffman i .p « d a l Interest and Como....... Chest, among (I ■allnee.l I'roio I'uae I, see. I w .il or forestall the kind of cuts that s>f u s t l II t J CJ1 .* qtuy appear necesimry In in on t.i ' slln iu liile business; I “ il. I’tice inrreasiM didn't h u r l’ — O H , IT S J U S T T H E O l D F IG H T steel demand during the past few | inflation veal* hot they would) ( W HAT < 5 0 P S ) B ET W EEN B U T T E e ANU In rough mi business in the cm { ^ ON H E R E ^ lent deflation." O LEO M A R G A R /N E !!' T h is time slci'l film s ’’w ill Imel. . hauler than ol tiny lime since be foie theli wm ngiiiit*I any nHem|it Open . . . to raise wages, grant lion co iiliilin T h e re U a C A K M O T E P A IN T lory pensions oi ugiee In high Tuesday* thru Friday t FO R E V E R Y H U K F A tE Hoclul Heeurity demumls , , x ’’ the weekly said, adding ••ndt the govetliluent fmgei in i I L e t tin finance yu u r paint job, both labor ami m aterial, the pie uiay finally mean a coin I luomlnc at s.ane futuie dale Tlim l over a period o f eaay monthly paym ents, no red tape, cumprumlse w ill likely be spotted en fringe demands ” . no ex tra finance charge Giannini Daughter c f im u -y 6 /v .s’ a ^ \ c f (iiit Parcels STATION WAGONS RICK’S WOODCRAFT Steel Strike Bv STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOW N VINCENT’S SEA FOOD MARKET CARMOTK Mildew ResiHting FRESH SEA FOOD DAILY Come in or call in your order to SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. S a n f o r t f ’n le a d in g p a in t an d glann s to re 117 S o . P A R K F r e e D e liv e r y P H O N E 303 U «3 , HERALD Want Ads m.— gfct. WWf MRMV f la f s N ■ a n la i tM M r :IM ii s w •iII* IM m I H *m Hsaaa Or H i Itas «• laaerttaa lia r s i * s i r lias iai laaasllaa r rtv a a s r i s tm tha i t lias. Asabie ta i* (a t l l uM tUi I m * aaia* PHONE 148 r w aai a * w iu , i * a t ik « is is a h a a * a a » « • «taa*aa> e * a r a * I I f i l l i t H a ls * l a .k a U U * k u a * k a a k . ; n r t l s r s la s tk t* s t w a a s t t Waa I k * « 4r * r l t M i I* • * * * » « * i Krj a til Ji.rx.Bs :•***■ •*. * H W a a l t i l W aal Ira l l a aav • f f lw t k * t a r t a la r * * a k li* * lla w I r iN M w W i a * la a t a la t M * U a a * r M as ra n l a ra w * t i W * T a ta r * M n * * s a sl l , w a r* T H E HANFORD HERALD V s*. r FU R KH N TJ — I + ROOM apartm ent, new jr*frig*ri H o r, 6 window*, hot w atar, Only yttllg b l* p a rtlw . Takaeh Apart* Fnienta, Pntina 127fl-J, , I W F l I R ^ I f l l t f i F garaga apart* ijhiant. Uaa atov*. Adult* only. “ K00 Mellon v illa .' _ a batter apartment you nr* oklng fo r, 8 or A, room A bath, iirnlanad or unfumlahad to tho t (le a lln u rtt l ‘t * w l‘»*r I sec. 'i t 1liell, wit tics* potential »b■!« -liortly uftei m ull i mi', cm d . tilldefense tbievi hi its Im ml Mrs. Hnye- lias Jll*l lece I l l 'l l It M iltiil *enli'iicc of 33 nmii III* III prison fm hei;.Ml| .lllllll*! Ii g e t Ulll of llic Ihidi' >"Hilly .ill ill ] Miami. He walke l out ■1 1li e . piMi.f' jail - l l l l l ll| uflei “ escape ■ be uml lltiee otbiu were in It t e d there .I mI iii One of the "Hi i lin o Eugene A tide mini. Intel I t e n d e d guilty to "title uml ft iternl 1 nil g e * ' In i' | uf taking p ail m itic ban ;i— Heal r.Hlute Fo r Sale— ;i ArdcfcH For Sale — | •>— Hpvdni Her view — 12 lin y and tncelvfil ti’ Dti'IIl'I's I mI i i I lug H* Vein -. 1 V K K Y a llra c tiv e Spanish home, III New Cash llegisier and M ule*,' K xperi I tn il 11> ftcpnlrlng 1 Hn The ottn-l (Wo Mi bedrooms, living riaitit, dining cheap. I'hone 1433-J. | Fred Myers. 311 K. 8ml. Ht l"'lli t. Ilf t e d , s. Andersni and Mi room, fireplace, wuM hrttum, (IL A D lO U J H beautiful g l a d s , ; A l.T E ItA T K lN H ami Dress Makfm (lie gM\ I'l ll ll ll ll n»-n ill-t .I mI iii heauilful ltd, exclusive lieighlxircut fresh e ve iy day, :ir» p e r! ( h g , [ | t i ‘ « W. 1st. H liro t. I ’lume Mill hood, an extraordinary value at duien and up. tVa grow Hiem| 11r»:t-,f. IL J I. IHstrlcI A lly . 1. -1It-1 111 great sacrifice for tpilck sale. for your pleasure. 3HI W. tlth, VEN ETIAN IH.INDH made to oh •Infill It iiwn said .Ii iitifon in it.itt it y Apply M l Plumosu Drive, HuuHt. tier. Heiiilnuhi Venetian Itlind w ill lie sent firs t to Atlanta, ami ford, Fla-__________ ____________ F o rL - (JA L V A N IZ K D ItO O FIN D , Co. H2II W. 3rd, Ht. Phone than piulniMy ra rA lc u lM * . ROLL ROUFINll, Roof (Vi...... 11fi ..’-VV O ZA RK IK K R e a l E h (« 1 o W a n t e d — I and Coating, He* A D T ilM IIIIIL E H Fu rn iture Dp. HTANI.KY- ItfHi KHH IIIIWK. CD. hnlsterlng. Nntlsfnctlnn Unnrim I N E E D L IH T IN d fl on 2 A l l bed- W A N T lit stop smoking? T ry teed. Ailums Dpludsteiy Shop, room, one story hmiaca Hint cun Nlcu-Htnp. Uiiurnnlood. Roumil* 1113 Hnnfnrd A ve. Phuun be sold on easy terms. I have hit A Anderson, Tmiehton HUil-W. customers w aiting and frequent Drugs, N EW F L C t IR f , ju rta re d to perfec­ calls from buyers for such proH I'H .D your own boat trailer. We tion. Uhl floors made like new. pertlea. List your propeity with have car front axles. Hubs and Finishing, cleaning A waxing. mu Immediately. di unis fin thin. Keel's Used Pm iable power plant, “ 1! years 0 . A. W H IU D O N , HR. I'm * and P arts, (lilundo H igh­ experience In Heniiiude County, UU H. 1‘ ark A v *. I'hone l ’J tll way . H. M. (Reason, Luke M uiy. NEW HOM E Hewing machint), H ER DH FO R good condition. C all M.’l-W from M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G 5— Artlclt* For Mule —3 7 mil A. M. to 2:80 P. M. A N D T Y P IN G C R E D IT IID R K A II O F GOAT MILK H A N FO R D «— A R T I C L E S W A N T E D — fl R . D. Frlaat. Phone 7I8-W3 I I I N. P ark Phone 180 M lll'a Hwap Hhop—We buy, sell o rim - h e s t caah prHa paid f * r used O R LA N D O Morning Sentinel. O r­ trade most anything. 400 Hanfurniture, fa d Davlx P u rn llu ra lando Evening S ta r. Call Hulpli ford A ve. Phone lf li- J . | Co, 311 K. t i l . Ph. UM. Ray. | IflC-J. A N T E D tfxed E le c trIf A p art­ 0 A M . 617 fo r H attery, Generator W* both Iom when you don't ment site stove. Phone U7IML bring your prrMrlptlonn to and K tario r aervlce. Hwuln’a __ Lawair'a. Phone 108. H a llv ry Service, 301 W. F lix t __8t.________ T U X E D O F E E D H : Complete line. 7— i ’clH-l.iveHlock-Huppliex Hukt'a Tuxedo Feed Htore. I.A W N M O W EK H tharpenad, bi­ Fo r LA W N M O W E R 8 , D A R D E N FO R S A L K —Mule, 4 ‘ 4 years uld. cycles repaired, lock and key Phone 340 until 6:00 P. M. 7DITOOLS or any of yuur lawn or work. No w aiting— work euurM4 after 6:00. gardan raquIreraenU-Hee Htun-; anleeil. II, W , Hlniman, 31(1 5ty . Roger. ITdWa Co. I East 4th. Ht., Haidord, H a. 1 IK L H W A N T E D —M (F o rm e rly w ith W illiam s F u l l PITTHBURD Paints for every ! th o p ), ■ purMa*. j | F a in t Co. 1 W A N T E D : Man for Ice-Cream IRM I l N K AAK1K KI Dlaa ELECTRIC or Phone 330 i Route; unlimited opportunity. 1-114 W. ACKTYLKN H The Polar B e a r, 100 • N . P ark F X l S f Y liood Sweet Potato W K L D IIfG Vine* this weak. 2621 Orange. _A v*m ie, ganford Motor f l Kqpt. 4Jo ItlfltlK H T S A L E H IN IIIH T O H Y Phone 706-J,__________ le i Street ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney'a Tie alao weak day*. Lunches A s h o rt o rd e r*. 8CRBCNJ5D baby •b y bed. flood con- dltkm. C a ll 1B61-M, Mrs. Jefht party, 80< B. I’»rk_Aye ford*. 1 Hoonix, attractlva weekly cea during aummer. Valdai New Plywood boats, apccinlly tel. treated fl finished, fku. Phone B.(W Vo" *46,o a "a i i " Pa7k. , l,B. ‘ .1 Robber Sentenced 1 2 9 5 -J * * 18 O m in t ilioek* lot Ktiwleigh Dealers. Low dlrHouse Washing. ecl-f r u m-faclory whulexale U T E A M -L U X En tire outside urea Im-ludlng prices mean larger profits. screens. Free ostlmntes. Phone Hupjily largo number of stand' collect flvledo 2881. ciistomere trip after trip wit’ 20U hnusehuld necesxltlea, (ioorl N lckle, Silve r, Gold I'liitln g ; Pol­ openings In City uf Hanford or ishing. Rally ahoen mid oth«r Word Volusia County. Write for keep-sakes llronied. personal interview with Dial. D U N N ’S P L A T IN G H lltlP , Hules Manager, itawlcigh’s Dept. Hr hind Ynw tH ’a Ph, 1210 FAfl-440-248. Meapbla, Tenn. 910.00. Apartment gas stove WORK WANTED —» ovan $26.00, Two garugr doora, extellent condition 8 'A *> 7 7 with overhead rollar hardwire, NEW Roof*, Roof repairing painting, Phuna 198•M. 910.00 each. 1209 Myrtle. With ir*— ADTOMQiiii.KH —ir> 1031 model A . Ford forilur, motot In good condition. Phone H2tl-R 1041 H T U D E llA K E R , Commander reupholrtterlng. a ll 4 door sedan, good condition, Harley-David ton Motorcyrlv-|IRn. F 4J It N IT f lIlS BmMy’a Ic palr Bhop. Ph. 1246. work guarantvvd. icon W. lat, Ht. Ramey, GOOD AND BAD RKW HOOFS—Roof* repaired, 1 Uaod double bed $0.06 roof iialntlng. W. 0 , Smith, living room privately owned. .Call 068. J E E P , 1947 ilvlu xu , i Hill", lleutl'l A spotlight, exKmli'd body. Cost $2,000.00, price $lir>0.00 or Contractor, I’hone 1188. _____ best offer. Apply 641 Plunmsn L o w e r p r i c e s , r.xpert w iu h __Drive, Hanford, Fla. repairing, 0. C, Follows, Home 1039 W ILLY8 Sedan, very good Shop, 1700 Sanford Ave. Phogn condition, $260.00. Roy Reel, 30(1 1148-J. W. 2nd. StreeL A t X 'T Y 'P f c B o f bul tlA R L E Y -D a v Id sa n 1047 HixtyreasomtMa ratee. F re e w Um * . one O H V , A-1 condition $400.00 ', IlMMn __ Phone 220-W. 84 DOIHjfc Beach Buggy. Good Tires. Runs Good. License ready to go. $76.00 Cash. 80 DKHOTO Sedan good Paint, Fair Tires, License $116,00. 1989 FORD Tudor Rum Good. New Diff, Overhaul. $126.00 Gash. l i l t BU ICK. Good Tramportatlon B R EA O A N O B U T T ER B O U L -E rV A R C r HT l« A Y liim H �1lr**— * THURSDAY JULY 14. IMS THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD F M B P A * Lake Mary Try and Stop Mo By VIRGINIA PA LM ER The H, C. Pughs are enjoying month’s fishing trip, along the lorlria Keys, with aide trips to | llmlnl nnrt Cuba. They alerted; cm the Sanford Boat Works SturHsy on their yarht, headed for Jacksonville and thence to llio1 Open sea. Visiting relative* over the! Fourth of July In Apopka were Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McDiuumll and children, Mary Lou amt Curl. { Spending I he Fourth of July week-end in Daytona Beach were the Clarenro Prckhams, They worn the guests of Mrs. Perk hum’s sis- ! I. r the Tyson Juggernaut. puttinjr me on the road to eucJ .J A R R Y R U BY, songwriter and America’s Baeaball Fan l A n s t T I q ^ r u n n M u -r.rth v Hufesrly Inthe game Ban Jac-'eeVs" Number One. writes, "1 am d l . t r m * by the trend of who m.ds. mV.lTon* from and ‘J ? ’* Y o u ^ o n V g S present-day politic*. Too many people are either for the ex- has hecome a fabulous personality, J," ,nc" o“ r this plaee todly ” Canada, with an area of almost treme left or the extreme .T 'L ,r ; W«™ te.m . . . but 4 million square miles, covers a an admiring football coach with f)|, WHlt r)ght. Waco won 8*-0 but surface almost as large as Europe right. What this country putting him on the road to eur- ^ nPV(.r r„uld gain over the fight­ and larger than the United States, needs Is more articulate ond ing McCarthy, embattled citizens who are excluding Alaska. for the extreme middle!” cnih was giving a testimonial A® ca /[l® J?*1? 9 ,* nJ®<1 dinner to the owner of the swank nul Jj”1**'* t*fhla. Pclcrln* Bowker. compiling • Shamrock Hotel in Houston . '9, “ “ ‘ »°U PUt • » ' list of fsmltisr. but paradoxical whore the movie stars helped “ KnBJ ^ ? ul ^.®re 1 -DRIVE-IN— phrases, cites a* perfect exam­ make It a national accaslop when ,”'rt ter. #11^ the hostelry was opened. MrM r- • ' — r'lcnn McCarthy. ■•■ ■ If you bat After a two months’ visit with1 ples "light housekeeping; free tVali I’apcr - Paint “■ ' * 0 ' Carthy was horn In Beaumont and ,p "a"10"* f*1* "'id* I1. *!, , #^U.Vlrn i friends and relatives, Mrs. Frieda 1 love; honest prejudice; civilised f s I s i N ' aae H i s i S s s m * my you football ___ urfO , .a . u ™ . r,.iv. « . . . ...uins aim the way did on that football I the home folka wera paying him Garland rcturnrd last week from I warfsre; lawyer's brief; and Ilia o. a* s m a l l s v i s f l r field today, you'll really go tribute. almple arithmetic." Can you Chicago. She finds the weather In Among the BOO guests was f’aiil Lake Mary much cooler than on! suggest sny additions? Tyson. In the twenties he cosched the shores of Luke Michigan. Warn High School to four Stale Friends of Mr. IL II. Benton The terrlbte-tempergd Donald D ixia-L'rcain football championships and one will regret to learn that he was ; Ktopfer trudged Into th* Holly­ of them claimed the national title.' taken to the Feruaid Luugluun wood Club locker room after a tough elghtoon-hoW round at goif i Tyaon la a college professor today f Mamorlal Hospital Wednesday. “Didn't lose a single ball thta afternoon," he reported with I hut his Interest still He* wUh_ ..Although h«J* improved, hi* eon. fectlort. "Juit a driver, three Irons, and a pUtter." IntKWtlca. dltlon Is still considered aarlous. c«eMit>>i. t»<», *»r »«**•• *w*r lisiaas»« H Wag feat— ametMSa,. Tyson had been Invited hy McII. A. (Jalnor and min J a m e s _______________ JCarthy to come to Houston snd spent the Fourth nf July week-end ; then fly with him to Beaumont with hla son-in-law ami daughter, „ |ou m ic trad dolled wllli In his private plane for the dinner. the F. L. Moorea of New Smyrna MMMn |f„ |„ considering the The Everyone paid tribute to Mc­ Beach, erection of a home atop a hill Carthy hut when the multi-mil­ Among Luke Mary resident:* which shaded hy oak trees nf'em. T h e y cost an tittle but lionaire responded he recalled leen at Daytona Beach on the f r ir l|M „ f j MI, v ie w of a wide area. m ean* xo much. what happended In lU2fi when FouMh were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T(ti, |laM,| „„,ih of Crystal L a k e . Mitchell. Miss Shlrly Ervin ami on the -dime »f Crystal Luke Jack Howell. near the home of Raymond Ball FR A N K FU R T, Germany—« •> - life. The play had all-time high Friends of Sam Cochran will he m the rebuilt home of C. I'. Bras- An estimated 80 per cent of weal- attendance throughout Western sorry to hear that he underwent ingtnu, |ue-idcnt of the C I’, * rn Germany'* private theater* Germany. “If there were no Zuckmayer," ■a operation at the nrauge Me- Mriislngtou and Hon Co. of Clnafter laat gear’s currency C o r. 3rd A Palm etto A v c. mortal Hospital in Orlando Tiles- clntiull, makers or pigments and rcfm in."The'ra'ara even" aome stata- Otto said, ’’we would have been day, lie Is reported to be making and president , u;,*|dl*ed house* which fear their!,n desperate straits." ___ chnmirnl equipment . HI m • n r.d ra e n U n e u ..f t l. . . f > ,L « U a e u f'h u m t ir r . . .. i t s s. ■ ' *■ —" 1 ■ ■ 11 ” • ■■ a food recovery. elect of the Lake Mary Chamber ((urlll|ni) w|g MVer r|M tg>|n Mrs. J. K. Robinson has an her «f •'""iincni-. j ,s„mp people feel that the Oerhouse guest Imr sister, Miss Hattie Mr. Iliiiilnglmi lias spent more jlllVB |0Bt ihe|r IntfA'St In Kirk or Nashville, T* rm. Umn fliu.mio 'luring the past two rl,||llrB| thing*. Balding, bespectThursday Mr. and Mrs. Millard years in mo.h-rmiing his home snd Krlch Otto, president of H. Rice returned from Tampa developing a iirai h and pier which ,v,.,t ,rn Germany's Players’ Assowhere they had been visiting his •'I1' ""n-* ami grandchildren enjoy i l-i,1(i„ll, HHys no. parents. "" visits to Luke Mary. Hand wa«| "German* are as hungry for Word ha* hern received that i'1"»l"'d J**'® , »l*ge play* as they were fifty Mr*. Hilda Gardner I* III at her ["rl,1l . 1 w ’ years ago," he added, "but they home In Carhowlale, IVnn, Mrs. tviulrd, lie said. ; don't want to lie Hlallluiduned." Gardener has spent severalwinA1 present, his son, Ralph G j.;IKhly per cent of Germany’s ten In Lake Mary, the guest of •baslngloii. wife and two smelt p|Hy|„„ISM WPn. either destroyed her uncle, Joe Kansky. daughters air visiting him. The ()(. damaged when the war ' Friday Tom Freeman motored vv'1 ■ ,lnl111 KtlJj ,,,.l!r" ended. New tlieatera were soon oxrlli'iiirut id the sight of « five rtMr(r><| jn barns, cinemas anil to Daytona Beach, j Mr. ami Mrs, Luther UrhIg*1 pound bass which their granilfath private houses. "Ilui you can’t perform an opor:i man and children It live* returned ('r h io lju s i caught. In his dining from a vacation spent with tel* mom, Mr. iliasitiglou has mount­ nT Verdi or « French comsHv In tlves In Jacksonville ami south ed on the wall a ID pound has* n former gymnasium. It's too dlstlml lie caught o ff his own pier illn-loiiliig. Tills especially '* Georgia. rg , , , meant for those depressing ultrai Enjoying the stock ear races nl several months ago . Mr llrasinglon dresses the fart mm|rrtl |jUy, ,, , hey , pUy Daytona Hearh Sunday were *1" 1 regained his healtli t|ltH pi<rrnrmcd on a pastry Henry Freeman and Clareiun 11,1,1 Man. coming to Florida to live. |)P11|,|P |irinmn bored," Donaldson, Jr. HMy„ asi»clin»«»«r. Go.'Mr. and Mr*. Joe Mayhury are Althoiigh he brought three, elec-, •pending a week at Day loon tile f"ii» down fiom Llmlnnatl, n,Bn.|l„rn American playwright hr lias not l.ad to use hem due to „ni| (lllth kf,,,p, one OJ)Pn ntrmB;1 Mach. '• "TIlC A Devil’s Mlat Mary Lou McDonnell left the„ cool hiecir* fiom the lake. in thrillers n in n with hi* Raymond Ball has erected a new ThU ,,|,y featurii the HandAy for Camp Bradford, the , ((f „ amHrl u itw a lfe Gen. aummer camp near Starke, main- guest .nillage near hi. home ami UiriAd by the Salvation Army. .It.. Will .. „he . ready . . . .for occupancy K , ,; (|pl whlft, conscience conAttending the summer session ,h,ll . . .. twtm Dieted with Ills sense of military %j A new pier on .ake Emma an l .................... ..imilenco |„ the Nasi*. He emlad Of the John B. Btelson Univernlly _»Igind are: Mrs. Gla Gochrsu, ?A *lr.r ioiprnvenients to tha hi* struggio hy taking Ms n»n Ml. Do" V’ fm ut tilv t * ;**,f By BINNITT C l US— Waco High School ______ ______ gland ____ Sea place*.” High School of Houston 'Glenn McCarthy Jacinto And so to the folke who paid in the quarter-finals ef the T e n s him tribute In Beaumgnt, Mc­ schoolboy football race. Gives Grid Credit It waa Dec. 8. When San Jac­ Carthy had this to say: “Those ware the first encour­ came to Waco It waa not given aging word* anybody ever said to For His Success aintoshadow of a chance tof stopping me. They went a long wap toward . flP ;' i a* St jlU\ rnlf TALBOTTS NOW ! Air Conditioned for your healthful shopping comfort DOUGHNUTS! aura. il* * 4 ])uk°*r HXIE- rriKAM Doughnuts Fresh Dally a* Orlando Florida's FnBhlon Center Cant rail DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP £ r Sum m ertim e is now a wonderful tim e to shop In cool com fort a t Dlcknon & Ives. Modern a ir con­ ditioning lian been inntallcd on second, th ird and fourth floorn - - - firHt floor will be a ir condi­ tioned a fte r remodeling is completed. A nother jtep in Dickson A Ives' expansion and m oderniza­ tion-program- to-bring-you. grnatet.HliPPpinjg.pJia- DIXIE CREAM 50 Per Cent Of West Germany’s Theaters Closed & ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER I Mta _ M ill Ettlo Gleason. Miss Charlott* True and Robert E. True. .The Mls.su Gleason ami True are continuing Ihelr collegiate simile,, while Mrs. Cochran, principal of th« Lake Mary School, and Mr. True, principal of the Sanford junior 111*1, aril Hiking .....rial 6ourii#ii Mrs. L. II ItioiisuHrd of Lafayqtte, La., . has hern .pending acme time w.th her son-in-law ami ' W ' ’ l”m’" have been made by Mr„ !"'(l Win. t,dg"! , ! wr ' ,t" •’ ' ' WiHiiima, l.ulhler, haa r«iii|.lol«| his new concrete (dock W nearI he Lomu, unity Center. ‘>,o ‘ ^ ler I* a home I'" 1' mT ir"1 "'r"t. wht,,h J* he.ng rrhulli hy I rank Evans, who with Mi*r» hvitMM ih Njipnnln^ Iht .......... . ""V"". „ Mr..and.Mr*. Harvey high left Hiitiirdav for a timnlhs erulsa In daughter, Dot. ami Mrs. W. K. v,lri"lt>' "f K,,V ^ of Raker’s l .ndlng, left "P®*” 1® • «"r"«® *ni1 huraday for her home. She was '*,in *n l'*k* Mary, aecompanlrd hy her granddaiigh- j f l» “ Duncan Raker, who will t« . Ml*. W it In Louisiana for several Wteks. I H iintlaatrl f t .... I’uu* t, *•«. ’ l l r , and Mrs. O. L. Shuman are '.ent lo three per cent. * again after a vacation spent “Segregation ami specific traatrelatives bi Moreland, Oa. menl" were given the major share my and Carol Shuman will re- of credit for sucres* nf the pro-1 In a week or so. Ject. Howaver, the California VeMr. E. M. Chester, who Is terlnariani said th«t culling and employed In Palatka, I strict hygienic measure* alao were last rlday night, Important, aapeclally a* light, when important, In preventing automobile ran Into him as he the spread of Infection to healthy riding hla scooter. Mrs. .rows, ater left for I’alatka at once Dr. McMurray warned that ■Jfl*. word hat been received that * some type of Injury Is the beglnnia Improving, Ills wife and Ing of every case of maatltla. H# Etna ion Larry have been visit- said that while four type* of I Mr*. Chester’s parents, Mr. genua can cause the disease, the lira. W. A, Low*. germ* can go tu work only when Hi* past week, Mrs. Wm. A.I the animal T« damaged by on# of i bad as her house guests, her,three types of Injuries. -In-law, Mrs, Charles Shaw He listed one as mechanical Inlaughters. Clara Mae and Juries such a* cuts, abraaloaa and of Lakeland. hruisea, sometimes caused by homa near Twin Lakes rough milking and sometime* by Lake Mary, He aspects arrUlenta, 5*)il ft In August by his son-lnA second was described as ternGllyard Steele, now In peralnre Injuries, caused by ae. , »v«n. Germany. vere chilling of the udder when third retired Air Forre col- the cow lies on a cold damp floor •be Lake Mary region Is or Is otherwise exposed to sudden L. Rlsssll who la now cold. an art course at RolThe third, he said, la chemical dlige and whoso son Is Injuries, caused by the chemical University of Flor- contents of filth In th* barn ra, ... . . . . . . t msln too long In the udder. - fr e ia n fo o d , fr e sh m e a t a n d b o t t la c a p a c it y o f a n y S c u .-fft. r e f r lg a r a t a r l laker t! Cattle DiHeasea t NEW LOW PMCE! 8 i. i 1 ... ml as m i i, tad rMit WrUsssd win Hits, ts*l leHify • S 01 Fo r so z n itU T PADVTSI H ER Stanley-Rogera togert Hardware Co. 314 S A N F O R D A V E N U E Windy Sum "Stopped The Show" I M M STI f were ever ei weftkfng i Deluxe Model $181.75 Super Deluxe Model $289*75 ef wsitlsr. Tee geshty te be Roih where 1lit ~ /y Joe Marsh I STANDARD MODEL 5224^ ..... - ..........m Wrsets D S C fAlMTt am Msdi la ths lesth far ear lied il and Mrs. Blssell who,------ ---------------ere from New York City the pleasant seclusion of a are of Valencia or»nges kf LOOK! naan f r a a ia r “It a w a w a y " h a ld * M o f f r e i a n fo o d I Convantant Tarmsl 13Vh p au n d « o f m o a t, N th a n d paw (try I International Harvester Refrigerator toom ■(•«» 3 Ways and Gettenf if II8 8 IR NfNM Ireldf 19 full quarts -p h u l mfredhr • wbehmnk\ BUT HR if m ill MyreMI W yhtdhhryciin w y —iurtil BiTWB if 8I8 8 T8 reyrem Scprepaidhr that’s 3 ways bigger to d batter h r you! See Driigntd, cngtoMred and built dw wtjr only Hanrastcf can with to tradition o f ioeoca- tire the extra-big crispers that bold 3 pacha of fruit* to d Yfgetablaa, tha enoftnott*" Pantry* parable quality. WHb h i coocaatretkre oa Bln” h r IVi busbela of canoed goods* crack* prorcflMfltl Now, m m a p ic h y w bart you hods. Quiet ‘Tight-W ed” oreebanhaa cores •red h - y h areihMMi apoc^ fli a la h ra re little to operate ( 3>y«ar pcotccdon ph o ). core to yool H m you* iMpnotbMl Huw dkh Super D e tu n e -th e V tA * * * * m 203-09 E. FIRST ST. « PH0NSU7 f mtim miMStaett W N A ! i i f . -— . '•A i t i 'i'VfL.t.’sVI ’ D MSS ®K h t w ffbli 4) m usee H t ’S <{• of SANFORD af tha raali rtii. ijs ff V' ., t KljQHj \ j) ■Adi®i"'- 'A| b ^ H g llllllin iB M B J ip a re re j pd«jthim gad h tp r e w W f / And wbM ltn- Mm •M ' l / fl m ill! U IU H hp aiyHnmI BIT TIB AfldAat'ith*fre#lnibfc-fcocSttp*rD«Luxa! the ladga ■m I LOOM/ MOOM ■»r , r ? i Href’s tha ”afo buy” In ftttgreorew todayl OOF* pounds f P I ' �HL'UH.Ha* v -/Tv " ': ' "*■' ; :■' ’ _ In t i H y T M n t» S t r M f t h — '•' '-'j —r rrv* 7■iyI r 5 ' * ^ T i P n ( m I Um P u n i f tk# f f ir lii Tn N l> l tk* P n f t iH af Aaarleii h M m P iM lH t f far B u f a t i l& h e # 1 % 'I fO LU M E t f f S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Senate Agrees To Senator Seeks Vote On Atlantic lnformationOn “Secret Meet” Pact On Thursday Jenner Demands That « 'U se Q f Yacht C lu b __________ la Ilia United Nation* heodmartara In Naw Verk ara bahi£jnT»»tl|«t*4 by tk# JM tltceVaparlnint. Clark, testifying oafora a Banala Judiciary aabeommlttae. Hie Seminole County Junior laantlonad no p m l|a figure on U. N. Emptey**. T a t ha said C lumber of Commerce voted ye»* tka drpartmanl "kaa espionage tciday at their meeting at the Tourand InUllganea iNvgstlgation* tending tonrsrnlnj apnroitmai- "t l niter to he willing to mure •ly U S aliana.” Hr added that then Hireling place from the pra* aboat four par rant-lnrotra par- irnt location to whalevat facilities tana attacked to tka ti, N. may hr available in the city, and WASHINGTON. July 15—</Y’i to iliarr a prr plate assessment — Senator Jannet (R-Ind) demand to irpair or refurbiih the new loca­ ad in the Senate today that the tion, but if none ii available and Administration tell the people what notable for the weakly meetings, want on at last night'* huih-tiinli •be organitalion further agreed to conference of top military, atomic, move to tome private establishment diplomatic and congressional Irad m order that the Touriit Canlar ought he uted to the fullett aatant an. In a speech again*! the North1 by tbe tourists of Sanford and Atlantic Pact, Jenner itormed that -Seminole County. State Rep. J. Breiley Odham the Adminiitralion it keeping the slated that the Jayccts started the public in the dark about this rounlouritl program in Sanford, and try’i foreign relation!. Then he turned to the twp hour, 1I1«t he M l the organisation should 33 minute meeting held behind dot­ again lead the way in moving from ed doon last night in historic the only iiiilahle building in the Blajr Houie. the President's »um- ritv for tnurisl use. "If we ar« conflicting with tha mat home. tourists, and their program* by Snatching a copy of today'i meeting here, then lat’i get 'nut, Waihington Poit, Jenner read a I realise that wa are eoay. and lomfnrtable hare, but I feet It ICm Hiw i I on Paa* Tw*l Is foolish to construct another building," Mr. Odham dealatad, "We Initiated the tourist pro­ gram hero, and I feel that w* should do everything posslbl# to keep from hindering a prejact we started." ha addfd. Malcolm MacNelH reported that tha Yacht Wuk bgfMimr ease %a , oe-'*YL -*hc» ' *^. Bobert Yon Hatbulla and Cecil furnished and repaired to acaamoCarlton narrowly escaped aerloua da*" the civic clubs. "Tha kitchen at the Yacht Club Injury whan the 1*40 Oldsmnhlle that the former was driving east needs a stove and a refrigerator, on Celery Avenue lait night but the clubs will be able to purcrashed Into tha rear of a trailer rhnse those. The City h*' agreed to paint the outside of the build­ load of lumbar. The driver of the automobile ing. retialr the roof and do some hauling tha lumber, II. F. W work Inside In addition to putting Fraier of Oiteen, told State some new pilings under thr ,lrucHighway Fatrolman H. D. liar- tore." Mr. MscNalll announced, Secretary A. W. Epps, Jr., re­ riion and Sheriff F. A. Mem, that ha had (topped at the time ported that progresa Is being of the accident, due to being made In securing a building for blinded by the llghta of an on Florida Fashion* In which to place 300 to 400 machines to be run by coming automobile. negro operators. A report on the Mr. Carlton and Mr. Von Her- matter will ba mad* naxt week, bulls ware treated at Fetnald- Secretary Epps declared. Laughton Memorial Hospital for Bratdtey Odham wna named minor cuta and brulmt. What chairman of tha awarda committee made their escape from aevera tha coming year. , „ Injury remarkable, according to ferWoodrow Rlsar and Fred Mur­ officer*, was tha fact that In ray wore welcomed as guest* ami running Into the back of tha Mack Cleveland, Jr., was intro­ trailer a number of boardi were duced as a new member by Presi­ driven through tha windshield Jqhn Bcnkarlk. and clear to tha baak seat of tha dent Members of the organisation Oldamobtle, especially on tha wera Invited to attend a.barhscue driver*! side. held at Klulmmea on July 31Although the'traitor had a tall light in operation, tha lumbar hung ao low that no light could ba seen. Mr. Carlton told tha of­ ficers this morning. The law alIowa only a four foot ovarhang, John Krlder, Bnnford Giants and charges of violating this law have been filed againet Mr. Fraa- member of the board of directors Tha lumber was being hauled to of the Florida Stat* League, to­ ar, according to Sheriff Hero. day wired League President J. M, Osteen where Mr, Fraser, who Butler of Gainesville demanding gave hla occupation ia a fisher­ punfshmant on behalf of Sanford man, la building n house. baseball fan* for the actions of The wrecked OMamoblfe waa Orlando Pltehar Jim Romeo al taken to Ratliff* place. Tha the Municipal Park hare last eldant occurred near Cameron night „ Avenue at about lOiOO o'clock "HI* behavior In front of the bleachers last night waa shocking and uncalled for In front of a mixed crowd, Including children, Mr. Krlder said in hla tejera™ to President Butler. A request for donation of bath "Sanford demand* the punish­ robe# and pajamaa, naw or usad, ment of Pitcher Romeo for his for us* of person* entering tuber- actions In last night's gams in front of blaaehar fans for using obaeana language and demonatrattory of tha County Tuberculosis lug urltl W* has hands," Mr. Krlder _ with Association. continued. Three persons •ntorlni C H IE FB CO N FEB W i U,< V * ln W AIHINGTON, Juljr ! * - ( « Bagratary of Defense Johnson left WWt# Sulphur by air today for 7 to tonfer with ______ i there. Ho waa i n roguesUd to 7*4. high Btfietola of am— gatlod kbyf htf INVJ the anted fore**. a HlnHi Ef w toU*r«sorters had JohllMO told ranoi w ii be w npui M IVB SIXTH ." j•W In i'- in inigiggg | On I,ake Front Is Discussed By Club 2 Sanford Youths Narrowly Escape Injury In Wreck rx t Sanford Fans Demand Penalty For Romeo Clothing Is Bought For State Hospital r fe v ta m n is raZib.' iUimrw _____ ___ ___a# sU lf ftteet oa the •toy started thetr eloaa d door mooting ot Dm Wool Vlrglnlo toe u n lt s , y n _____ ____ (Hovw* DCIOXf » * j 'tnUnTlttaI 'fag tho as ii l r & i& AN IN D E PEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPAPER xxxx ^ r A u f ilf a 'J a y c e e . Vole To Vacate Tourist •i a e m T r e a c h e r o u s AntivState Riots Were Plotted Bv ArchBishop. Cepica S.tvs • Administration Tell What Went On In Important Session t A m odaU d P rttu Leased Wire No. 234. ...u S te e l” Accepts n 0 . , . Presidents Plan For Heading Off Walkout B era n A c c u .a d “ g j - Czech’s Reds a Approv il ( I| ‘ B ij 1 Tltrrc” i’tociiicers Del,tvs Stiike At I.e.tst Sixty Days Kt'cids Report On Steel Industry PRAGUE, July 15—(Ah—The WASHINGTON? ~July 1S— (/P) Cierh minister ut lustier de­ — The Senate agreed today to vote clared tonight tbit anyone at­ 4 P. M. (ES T ) next Thursday on tempting to enforce thr Vull the NdrlhAtleflrtrSrcuiir) Treaty.} fan's order of excommunication Senator Lucas of illinoti, the ' GownuinUU- .rtuubL hr I *■'RV. rod., July 1.1—f,P)—A charged with treason. Minister Democratic leader, obtained the xpnl..m ii, (ur ihc Inland Blvei Alexei f rplrkn issued ihia warn agreement. Senator Donnell (R— l.nrupans -jjp Lb jj riunpanr had Ing in n lung speech „n the na­ Mo), representing opponents, ob­ i»fn nntifinl that llir TlrikiTTi---tion's «1afr.church figbl. definitely otr '• rite apnkesmafl jected when Lucas sought an earl­ ^ii,l hi. ,-fimnanv li.nl received ier vote. PRAGUE, ( rri'licMlnvaliia, lulv ................. ft,mi, il,r r lO Unit­ Senate leaders are confident tbr 15— r/l*|— lutlirr Minnler Alrxri ed rttfrl,, nrkrre niiloti following treaty will be aplfroved. Their pro­ ( Cepirka Imfav acrutrd Roman tbr rump \ a c e ptaure of 'Dwyer of RdV blem has been to get the debate York City *inilea as hr meets cj-. ■Catholic An libisliop Jmrf Ur ran I'rrs,drill 11Miii.cn'-, (iO-d a y tmre pin, vti-iMiime It had be___________ ___ the Waive n « iT anil tnirtrra on leaving and mfimirn mrmbm id |dir pirlatr'c Inrshut off and_____ take a ballot goo t,r„,k,„K ,t, 11„ ns res back Democratic leaders looked with House where hr conferred qt'P* I fait Iiv Im»4inn ^ agnn>t ibr dalfo (i||| Mprr jitMfi , n ., * . p p . o . . l . . . R n » w « .» ............ ... " plan to extend the Monroe Doct- rhB„jJf ''hiT mlmt" ondr run agntn prs.t.ney |,„ |M|ai r I'M I Hi IN.II. Inly |5,— I/P) ring to Western Europe as a sub- for Mayor Shortly after, he did ||,f IM.,( ,, r |MI(.e, - t lu sterlu urkcr I’rexldent rliaugr Ida nilrul ami announced , , r I tulip ^fiitr i% 4Htl fodnjr ft slitute for the pad. Truman lt'«t he'd run for re-election.' ,n * "I 'br >'bm, I, atrlke in tbr ,lrr| Industry ha* Meanwhile President (Illtern ilio M ) n^hr III f 4*vtiititivii«t-Kov^riircl hern .irrrtnl Mima) issued * signed the lemg-renge housing *'itfmriii f., „re .nicu saying! Clrrhoilm ikt.t II- tpnlce lirbne bill and aald It must he put Into "I think ran all expresa the i enli ,| tinn Cnnuniltce id operation quickly. «f ti istit that i strike has been lltr National I tont her Tha President called In more uc fried. That has hrrn the goal than a score of sponsors of the uf the uric,in store thr start of I f pick a i tainted that Reran legislation for the signing cera- j negotiations." Miirrst said, "I msnit'orcl tie.,i lierom cminrc linne steel industry ulirre .a firm haa ■ *1 m0nF* .. . „ will, li.irian f lieinira1' ami ill,It, know „„ , ,sr *frf. haste Passage of the bill by Congress relnsfii «„ in ip i I),,, I'rrsllast week gave Mr. Truman Ids with Vstir •Mi eniitvine,, fjif dl( \\ dftii s p ,l first major victory In his "fair hisliiqi I'l'dlfil "tieac lifiom and fRIHDINT Of ritl CIO, Philip Murray (left) reads a report on economic! deal" legislative program : anti-tt sir Molt conditions in Hie slrel Induitry to members ot the aleel workrrs' wageiment, Mr. Truman i*'d n r t C w r (#, m 1 i', In a statement W 'V.HIV. 11W |,i|g ■§ “ equips the federal O n F l C 1 u V M C H I o i l ICI 1 flu* unfit r mniMif r |e lined line pnliry rommitlee in rutsburgh, Murray's ipeerli was ba.rd on a retmrt the measure bv Hubert II Nathan (right), Washington economist. Tlia CIO chief H" '.r| m. In.in ' gi ,nls bowed M c i i t i K T o S o l v e a trnible null. Illif til government,, for tlie first tlm >. t.._ —. . . . In. ‘ * t ■ , .a did not disclose what action would be taken on President Truman's rewith effective meins for ■llllnil aiding f .allies anidlifi 'ifftclal cd the T'est Co postpone for 80 days a threatened netlon-wlde steel strike I *" I 'c Htlr nt I ,mu in , loMilrnce tocities In tha vital task of clearing ■ ln Old 1. ■■|ilr I In. |d 111 lor JealI gmemmrut due, tly ittac Iced I’npr Pealed next to Murray are (1. to r.): Arthur Goldberg, NSW A general slums and 1'rhutldlng blighted 1 M>C Mltli llirt* Id .., liltpllle. rocinsel and James G Thlmmes, USWA vice nresldent c fnfernnltomiO I P hi- Ml. ltfihiMg fi«e Pontiff LONDON. July I *>—</p)— Drt I’,"" V" " S ' .... . areas.” •" , d - mill-in nieinhcr CIO Ha said be ia submitting to tain and her dominion, may a il " 'll ............ F..*c»...i I mi. | tnl \V .|lrr» .ilready had . ., . , c , . , . i .\tth«ngti tb< ■*.ti,.|l,.,| pri-a, Congress "immediately" a re M■rptej it. tIir at Iloll .if (lie "big quest for sdilltlonal appropria­ the United Mat*. In join that* to .......... . vt( tllir, ' | |1H ti tion* necessary to finance the pro­ a two-way multi-million dallsi i , ,,i t„.nplc-..7t, |,<, rmi ol Him ,, h-id-d oil for Iradr part to help *olve ihe W^thl r'i t a - -of t l, Vatican deciee gram this year. ll l-C.I M) ,i ,v, , »ii ile «i lieJutAnd senators agreed tentatively dollst crisis. . ex—n*miintcdt"iB C«mnittnlst. ed h•M >otnf pil'd, at midto slash 11,'-’60,000,000 front pro, , . , r , . Mtmatei of Inforination Valav nigh* Highly qualilied infnrmanls said Ki'iieckv reflcti t the Cnninmnist posed military spending this fiscal today this is the a|ipioach gwet ange iat the ehnrch’s action. By ASSOCIATED PRESS M i of H - .m-illrr companies . member of tha Senate ap- favored .by Britain for the • Sneaking at s meeting ot the ilready l).»f1 ■Cittrrd lo Ml. Tru­ Summtr business is mighty good at Flot'd.i west toss! bearlirs priatlons committee, who would term sohiUon of her. shortage j socle'/ of frtenJv of ^araocratii: of ibt cuatomcrs are ftom inland Flonda and ulhrr South- man'i j>m _ ll »H,j * 1;* appoint a Spain commemorate the tilth i permit u s af hi* name, sard guts of about jl S 0,000,000 were dolls n. The- Whole idee, /iliev stinb'ei»*ry nf the niitbreak ot the easi rrn dates. They don't throw thp rash mound quile n tirelv tliFtfp -fnf iml "r l'",rd tri investigate votad early today et a closed-dmu stressed, is fer from tomplri Sint't'b rtcil war. Kopecky ebarg a* thr winter vraitors Irom thr told North, hut thry’ir , ert.nnlv welcome llir u.tkjr lieIMnot '1,-puie anil make Continued an peg* t""> lher- >ie Hill a good many tinreiitril rolt.ige, uni ip.nluieuli. furl t»*i •*rum od. It >c>. i.,i ,« irtllemrnl Finance minister* of eight l'"m- | r t iii.ii ibe Vatican it still sup kstilfr, v> tk f t iiiiiiiir>for (if) days. monwealth enuntriea who weir m | P',i»M g Mu. rcguiic1 ,,f Di'iicuails- J they arc mostly flit- very high ■no I i in. m i " Kiicni'o price,I olid, All in all, thing.' Inivr \ Itr ! u: ♦ii r>- U 51. Steel, session here today ate sliplvmg l'"pc* I'icia XII IiIc -chciI the- Its*!- picked ti|> mid pcikcil up hiii,,- thr II SM SlintIF 1 fin r*ft* tffd) this appioach. Il baa hren *c m Ivr- I < m I c ..'til iinnina, tileceil th*' i|«vs wlicn siimiiMM in ioiiiudiili iM' ed al least informally bv Aiur>" hi ‘ i,•‘cm,in plan,'a which nlliichcul I M,'t(, nllid-t givc-ii HWay In lulc and Britisli treasury rlncli l-iin l| ,l,c l ;,u,l ImIii) he i-t keeping mhuios over n dull ppiind t'lriirwrt'fI Bench Imcx I.', i*fc W. Snyder and Sir Slalfcml ' >>t-s>v | 1,. 1.1c .-*iMg bund .nfr tin- blmtdv I , mi dli iialiu-.blp," hnpei'ky r,»,il nun c visitura than la-,f -.ucn - a l llirir recent talks i I \"d i Im , pnpnl ptnlog*-. | nici, rhmnhpi uf CuniiuMcr Promotion to rank of sargeant I 1 , i i hmhardui have llir mtjirv Paul t'icht irp,nti-d Ihc The informants said lltr Ihunh of John W. Rumblty, Tnlmadge E. ......... .. ,!»,idee Miir pnopli-':. dc tiuuncinl Iw r m e Is dctinit, tCaattassa os ras< Inn, Smith, Jr. and James C. Hamler ... in .y and attempt to disrupt 'hough no o ffic ia l figun--, a*f was announ'ied at tha Armory last in 1 -Mo I V II la t in L l‘»|ll«’ f,l I'MI f id llis n s.* 'girv-ive order, avnilntde in niiilstiason. right nt the meeting of Co. I, Moi* I>, 1,1 i ,, m pill I , nf t>', ,' dare to peraesutr with ex( Kium .St I'eter: burg r. 'if 124th Infantry, National Guard. in s T r s I . the Hi ' >i I cm ■1• ratlcrn iMnnionicntion l l u m f itliolhhearhi's ,-M ines the word I.ieut. Raymond Kadtr, com­ s I I, In ftt U lit t r l imm > „ hr, obeyed Ihc vntcea o f 1 ‘ Beaches ute enjoying .i In lie, Aliev Stll'M manding officer,, announced that Tim I' W. ,<i m 1 in >sld Moot f'nllndic <*n11m-11'nI‘rs and me summer business than (hey d’ 1 al! men of tha company are now llll 111.,, ' 111 1........ 1 l u l l • lieg with the people " last Miinincr Mure pe„pl, ,>>■ I Al U llA .v d 1 |ol , r* 4/Vi the- all,,--,, fully preparad and equipped *o go i 111 general The roim nunist Jirea* of Prague finding the lienchea n g....I (die r on the annual ancampmant to 1 \ ( III ill! FI * | ■i r V i fi IOC.I lor .1 from 1 II mi to >., i m I’,,h„wed •.iinilnr anger II ■>ah| Vati to spend a vacation." held at Fort Jackson, 8. C„ July HOllllmin \',',ni.„ic .. I *'Mi(liern Robert P. Realty, 30, a n i- 'sd excMinniunlealiona ,<f t'oiiiniun Tinreport from Anna M hh , k fill l | | a |# il III t f t f l h f i lion with 23 through . Auf ' T'. yesterday after noun »n „ ■' ,,cc> , . i , mm.I Iheir anpportera are pari I-.IhihI, Bradenton's heaidi ie.i,ii. ♦lie itf.tl vlttc.fMl^ ti! I Id Hell New Hum|. -led I > i * cm I, of Motion pictures showing tend­ .lei ,ey Now %. ■ , i * .c . of braaking and entering, m l ' I- f „ tc lit n ill "liate eainiiaign a- wmi even mora encouraging M'|M*rt»f!v * ml#* i dr.nl end was f *i > > ing of maps and range finding on K'„allaa*e Oa raa» T«*«l lowing hla arrest ami c-i.nf, mi "Anna Muila laliind n liaviug '"div when Slier,II I link Sliiwl.rdifficult terrain, and a film de­ Tlic light • '-Vent her Ita best lummer aeaium in hi-tmv voted to hygiene and eleanllnoaa of stealing $51 Wr dnesdav •a'hi il . Mite m*. Rurc-uu .aid, from the B A (! Orm-erc >' "p, although tourists aren’t thrown,,; III1tv ff 1**11Ifd |*t -1'.I d,e||, fnunj tcnl t" i* 1 ■ were «hown. ■ g rupi ■way their money as in nthrt f'k fl*F ilfllfv *74* III", Ml* Company I haa more than 00 601 Celery Avenue. r 11 which I,-, ■ ' ■ lllhtis of years." A package of Chcktc-rficM ■ g >1men and la commanded by four i m m rnin U f laid Iif put llir tlirll. and dollars I imi i,;. cites which Beatty dropped '•:l* -----At Anna Maria, low and rued officers. Il la »drt of tha 40th "b . Knln for ci,*•i ,- H Police today wrre trying to to- turn priced units are booked s»!id 1'Bf 4JIFHI Imllrt 'hi an .aah tcay fell ,>••*! i Division which fncludaa man from leaving the store was not• -• i ,i Ii night -nte relatives of Oliver R Davis, anil prospective renters me h. terday morning by Patrolmac, J m i lii> nfftcr iflef i-iinmug Iccun Georgia and Florida. Brig. Gen­ arru e.cc I•••t *1" >• 1 In Ills sleep early turned away. Those with c m, A. Pattnrson during poll.,.......... . M l, who died . •l , UFk I lIV fm(!lUs<llt ,1c eral J C. Hutchison of Sanford HIV* <lh(AiKM|| lay In Other -I................ commsnde the Florida portion of gallon nf the lohhnry and pi ' "led 'Ids morning *• the f lly Jail,I. pensive lodgings (above- U-U >1 . I ■1,II' ( Hill ♦ ikr fttf ff Ii |f11 1M(| 1 Jetnl* JUHt'i of ll.M ri 3 a clue that led to Beatty'........ ... The death was attributed to n M'aallauao om rag* ihe division. We d< mi t’l .ims f*if t illru tlirrn fit tl'i fr„i It ---- --------- Sanford alao haa tha distinction laid Pollco Chief Boy G .. .......... heart attack by Dr. J aN.noTolar. mol over Tem perntin . . .,,, John D. Carlton, npernt...... I "e I'm'-* wns serving a Ml day | ) f . O l l S t a V e Nl-'W IHiM t of having Llaut. R. A. Newman, ■'hmi iruif* i-tiil i In* recj lied the eoiinti f, mm 1b, it 1,m, ea,thooked oil after being hooked on t r i _ n _ ■ ,, , ,1 Jr. on tha gsnaral staff of tha ■tore, revealed to poll,-,- ib,> »t sentence ■1st Itendibrr- weic sevrn ,lirlt, and three wnvd I > th- \ tl.iMt i barge of loitering on June 10, ,'i m the division, Capt. John Pope on tha 8:00 o'clock Wednesday evening. » Ingj lire ,l>g1.»ty I act whs picked up by police In h id liccn lu-d. 1ml we , .mie to the regimental staff gad Capt. Roy Bsattv had asked him In open i|„ Municipal Bail Park where Great Lake , , g i " I ,'1 but wrath(Caatlaaa* Oa Pag* V « o Dr. Gustavo Newman, H7 vci* I <"I’f hiur,n lliat mily one was freeh­ er pre'-aib"! It ••i, Ibe Rocky Green on tha battalion ataff. M. In Incd been found sleeping. The old retired physician, a fu> nil • > r I ly fl.rd " Sgt. T. V. Brown ltd* bean with MeuiMtii," , ■ (!',■ r ■ im coast. body was takon to tha Erickson sldont at th* Centrol Apartnicnis, •. , , , . , , , Co. 1 for Xl yaara. Llaut. R. L. A low ,'f 15 , , • i " 1-! ,t CadilFnnrial Home. li" w .; Mpirted to have been »n*l now livingr in Orlando, ......... \ ^ *>ody Imc. Mb'h , e itly • - 1> Zimmerman la M the battalion I n h id only a six-dumbei cj|Nicily staff as a chaplain. Imm in Douglas, Oa„ and hia Jt,l,n Leonardy yesteruy Tbe mer, hi , -<■,1- > a d imbed of many year* Dr. Newman rundm i ||,c dirnll u,d Mn Hell had tuin- to I IP at SH' ec I ',i ■ ' aid . and All man who daair* Information FBI record Bated anumber Mr. and Mrs. J M Gmtislrs places where he hadi been beep al arrest­ regarding tha NaHontl Guard ar* to 117 at H I. t 11,-. ' i f , In ilia In" spite ardto of nf hka B ,'0,,V h» ago, Dr. TNewman "< . ................. shell, over to. the desert It was H5 ii ' inon, Ar i t , Da- * In ' . . 'Including advised to eontwt M. I g i Brosrn yesterday sold the Silver licet ed for vagrancy, does a lot of walking, can ri........ I'olHe. ami he svs, udormed she and 113 it I'Imicmi < ■\ii; The or Llaut. Kadar, ar to attend C*b business and le.xsa to operate I.and and akland, Calif. and down stairs, reads firm print I, ,,| entpc—4 ch- p, i„|'» , haniher* high ill Boise, Id* . -)'*;* !•!» and t'5 meetings at IlOO o'clock on Thun­ at th* Gteyhound Bus Btathui »’• COMPANY MOVES without glasses, ami has fsiclv fl. A. Allan, taxlcah and bus »p day nlghta. i t iinttttBffl on tw a l at Portin'"'. f>*e :*o I ranclscJ A The Echols Bedding Co. Is plan good hearing, lie llkcis to wear •rator. was out id Hie !■ 1 1"" with » nlng to move its office from Us snappy, stylish clothes. Tb# taxicab bualnrss ha.- been cool 69, _ ____ ............ . i Sanford Avenue plant to tho formLooking after needy pat'ent. operated by Mr................ ami Mrs. Gmirale* ncV M~ay,^ 1940." They have hen ' ei site of the Music Box In the w*s one of Dr. Newman’s major line CH U B CIIII I If* SPEAK activities, hs revealed, lie* hx • occupying office and parking j Ptlores* Theater building. LONDON, Julv 15 -(/Pi-W ins­ made Intensive study of pirvc-n A dance for Mfh-whool ago apace at the hus station slm-e il Gtnrgt* Harden, dairyman, was ton Churchill wilt net forth the Don of disease, higher medicine PROPERTY REVALU A TIO N people of BaitfoM, «U1. bo gtoen waa opened In July, 1947. and have i ledi I s nieinhcr <>f the .Seminole conservative party's policy for lha rl-EA R W A TER , July l 6( / P ) and surgery, on Saturday at th* Tourlat Can­ operated three and four taxirshs Tax Assessor Harschel Sterling Count) Soil Cuimcrvatlon Board 1950 clectirn ill u ',tirai- apeecl)’' ter betwaaa ItOO F. M. aod 11 mid­ Tha caba were not Included in the ha, brsn authorised by tha board d ■,u|,ii)i'oro. kuliject to confirm­ onc week from tomorrow. C LO SED FOR REPAIRS sale. R.A D. Butler, ono of the party night by tha “ Mr. and Mrs, Hotnei Little have ation by State Soil Concarvatlon Iratlcn, made till* promise today of county commlstlooari to pro­ Professional aulhortties, County Agent C. R. :W * ceed with the county's first re­ closed their restaurant at San . LEGION M EET ■t a meeting of the conservatlra Is tha first of • Banford boys who attended valuation af real aetata at a ford Avenue and First Sttmt t<* Daw*'," Htmoiinced ic l »y. The * 'hf* central council. to bo gtvoo thru Hull ws, lield Tuesday. "Boy» Btata" will be guest, »f cost of $124,270, financed Jointly allow time far Improvements sud mer, or aa long $ r j g j n - Campball-Loeslng Post 63, the by the assessor's excesa fees and alteration*. They will reopen the It F Cooper Is chairman of , joyed, Mr*. Sour Wlulaaa, Board which Includes C. A. Wi appropriation from plae* on Aug. 16. Amarican Laglon at a *«PPfr a special president atated f Fern Park; T. L. Lingo, Ovl taxes. matting Monday night si 7 00 JA CK SO N V ILLE. Julv Thera win bo CLA R K E ACQUITTED and R. C. Mllwee, Longwood, o'clock at tha Legion Hut HIGH LOW of tho aetivlttoo FUNDS SLA SH ED LEED S, Eng., July IB— — 76 88 Birmingham iplt wOl bo poop Edward Clark* waa acquitted to­ T A LLA H A S SEE , July 16-(/P) TO BET HUNT D A TES NO COURT CUT 92 Charleston lion* to 77'. day of a charge of raping his —The State Bevekaga Department TALI A llA SSEE, July 15T A L L A H A S S E E , July 1 6 -W 87 68 Cleveland faced with a cut In operating own wife, ■ ' The Florida Game and F -Florida'! circuit courts scent 71 9(1 Z t i ’ S ? .Memphis funds, today reduced the umouni Clafka, a 85-yser-old truck going to ha*a to cut back alffE 70" 95 Oklahoma H iy toward allowed for travel expense* from With moat other general fund 1U menta $ t’hoaulx u ; agenda* because of tha Stale fin- $7.50 to I 6.M a day for all per­ 1949-60 hunting season. 7 98 71 Ban Antonio lag th* sonnel. *a * willing, Director Cotrmen Newman sal, Shrovepnrl 96 Mrs. A department announcement 2 * Tha_wifa'a version was dlffer- dates t 2 o S Z v B u d .., C . W will be set for ihootlgf « Winnipeg •8 10 complalnsd that Clarko l released tha total appro- ■aid three top officials of the de­ deer, turkey, squirrel and quail 94 Tt Jaekionvllls partment also had voluntarllj •iiy ' ito an out of the •7 agreed to _9fergo" *100_ a month n ; .J d her over a wall, Tha open seasons on m igrator M iam i 94 the flana* Imato with her de- birds are sat by tbs federal go* O rlando eases of most * srnmsntT 4• -.€ Tallabaua* 91 •tongglM. m. f» ■;!fJia! '■ i ..•v’ .■fit JwygjTf.,' --'j . i* t t * V * P+1 *' ii:' iwfV 7 Britain P l a n s Two-Way Trade Deal With U. £ D o 11n r Problemi* Summer Is Rival To Winter Trade At Florida’s West Coa.st Beaches 1 I Three Guardsmen Are Promoted To Rank Of Sergeant Shells Rcporlctl Missing In Bell V0!V‘ ?*•" ci ,• r Palls On Stricken OhOOting l <• s c Robert P. Beatty Is Charged With Breaking* Entering Northeast Stales K’uns 1 Oliver Davis Dies In Sanford Jail Visits In Saiitonl Allen Buys Silver Fleet Cab Company Dance Series Planned For Teen*A|e Group Hnrflun Kleutfid To Conservation Board atss THE WE/VTHER BTifi 7! '"dir'1" m i. '"•K’ *■* r ^ Continued warm and parity cloudy thrnuch Saturday and Son* day Some likelihood of a f#W afternoon thundershower*. Mod* erale southwest winds. ft FRIDAY JULY 15, 1040 U f 1reason By lf THE W EATHER � 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, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 14, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 14, 1949. 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>, July 14, 1949; <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/bd3897b55e720438f631558665de220d.pdf 7992d7a144526518dfef121a03deb2b4 PDF Text Text M M M THE WEATHER f Partly cloudy and rather w ar* through Wednesday with scattered thundershower* in aflernoona and evening*. Gentle 41mtherly winds. Plane Craahefl All-Star Game Ihiatun. H. Iluiton Heath (home Ilaiien Conn.) ' (CswiUae* grteas rage oaei ' (CeattaaeO h m f t a , oa*> Bertram D. Hulen, New York National Leagua bullpen. on* milt north of th* Chataworth . K. Kobinaon rapped a single to , tnorvolr. Reports said the craft Time*. H. R. Knicker liorker. the right of Mls« scoring J. 01* burst into flames Immediately. A Vincent Mahoney, Ban Francis- Muggiu and Mending Joust to tall then was received In north , third. Hollywood for thrad ambulance*. co Chronicle. George Monrad, Portland Ore-, Iteese hobbled Michael’* boundTh* Civil Aeronautic* Authority »r, recovered hut threw too late verified that the pilot had been gnnlan and Motion KGW. William II. Newton, HcrlpP* to force E. Rohlnaon at aeroml. cleared for a landing at Lockheed Joost scored on the error. Air Terminal, Burbank after mak­ flown,d Newspaper Alliance. John Werkley, Time Mngnilne. TehlteU ground single between ing a report of the fight aboard. Another American kllleil was thlijl and short K. Robinson, and Burbank police had been notified l.vnn Malmn of New York, re- 1 M chaels raced all the way to to aland by at the airport. presenting Theodor Swanson & DiImI when the bag waa laft nnSanta Buiana Paaa la a ateep. Co., New York. This company, in I protected. . rocky doflle leading through the cooperation with the Netherlands' ™ " *# »hr« •»* Santa Suianna mountain* from government, had Invited American )"•'•■ ‘ San Fernando Valley to the coastal KlltHT INNING area between Chataworth and the newspapers, ladio stations anil news agencies to send reporters Nationals: ‘ Vantura-Santa Paula area. It I* knoefcBI, down R.a.e's about SB mile* weat of Loa Ange­ on a tour of Indonnla.v<DDng n » Hagne enrmite Indonesia haa lee wJfk|>(, , mMlh anrt th|4)W h)|n ml|. hag for an Infield single s i Reel# Msggio and Dlllinger. J. DIMaglos. ,00^ tnlrd whtn K lntr* torn l.y war between the On < j |{lll(lnton smashed a low lin- moved to itfond. The American newsmen aboard government and the Indonesian ■„f |^,twi.en Williams and J. IllDom OIM ifflo took Klntr’s fly throw home fot »wiy from Camwere returning from a tour of republic. "Complete freedom of Maggie und with a burst of speed near the foul line in short right, psnslla. Doby of Cleveland went Indonaiia sponsored by the Neth­ action" had been promised those No runa, two hits, no errors, two In to run for J. DIMaggio. u|1(,B(| uf j ol)*g accurate erlands government. Two winners accepting the invitation. 8. Gordon thrsw out Stsphsns throw to second, for a two l.ase left. of the Pulltier Prlx* for na*v re-, Two Americans originally In the hit, FIF T H INNGINO Amsrlesasi at first. porting were among those killed. party-Mrs. Dorothy Hrain'on ol llodge* *coop«d up E. Robin.Musical walloped a three ami | Ked Munger of St. Louis want »on'* roller and stepped on first They were II. B. Knickerbocker of the New York Herald Trllmnn two pitch high over the right | in to pitch for the Nationals. far th* unassistsd put out. radio station WOR, New York, and William It. Mathews. Tue- field srreen for a home run acor- I Michaels walkedTwo runs, two hits, ons error, and R. Hui ton Heath of NEA son Arli., publisher •• had decided - Ing J. Kobinaon aheadI of him. , Berra bounced to Hodges who thrsw to Reese forcing Mleheals „nc left. (the Nawapaper Enterprise Asso­ ciation). constellation? '" '" ’ " ' ih ts dheelly ln“ f S ! t S tht N.-' | 1 In addition to th# newsmen, the plane carried 21 other passenger* Manila Iha’ t M^.'Hr«hndo'l.'h«d ! 1‘'f * " r n ! V l «vw a third call- j , and a crew of 10. at second who completed th* •n‘* ,hr 10 ,#con^ ,0 *ore# KI.M office* In The Hogue and twin killing with a throw to „ . .. Hodges at first. , Th* “">►'«••• called tlm . as rain Batavia aald there ware 44 on the No runs, no hits, no errors, ,0 F01"* ,"0J,n ^ r The rain halted after ten mlned as sure as your life. I Parnall's first walk of the gams. ' none Isft. utsi and play waa resumed. denre that the Kaaak slashed a single over1FIF T H INNING NetioMlat J. Gordon went to second and Mutial tapped in front of tbs ed lias Iwenuhrnvered thus far. k h |V head, Marahall stopping at. The roliatel Iat Ion was en route ’ . Stephen* to ahort|top for ths plate and was out at first. from Hatavla to the NMhtr'anda pan,ell's first pitch hit Heinlmck j A" announcement .y the airltni foraarm and ‘.he1 at The Hague said: .. bases were loaded. T '" 1 m'nn A M* 'local lime Virgil Trucks, Detroit, replaced' S f t V v rn Monday) wSH l*«nell on the mound. : FFrad Colvle, Denver Post. (lt:Ml) P. M-. KHT ' n wsstliri 1 William* mads a running catch! Mar .hall . Miss Elsie Dick, Mutual Broad­ cpught in heavy imm.oon «••«»” of New.-nmha’s drive. and obviously WM 1/ 0,LC*‘!.. . ri€i(» scored easily after the catch. | casting System. R„ . w ,.,,p ,d Into a double play.! Tom Falco, Buelnese W**k linue drcllng round th#- »|r »'•g Msesslne. ... ? h' r" f.,0I J ,fc . P!S".#.Jit w « ! Michael. .0 Jooat to E. Robinson, j 1 Charles Oratke, forslgn editor One run, on# hit, no error*, jn » . of th# Christian Selene# Monitor. left. a s v iij "JjrJr- ‘wo no to rstu m s a u ra 1 “ E £ r i0 Klnar clouted a home run eeor- pitcher for the Nnttenala. hii.TSSU'^ “ I BSTU nffi-* «.» i'SffiSSS ZJ&S2H2A pt o«^» * - ,,hjST“nrSSS; No runs, no nuns Isft. EIGHTH INNING National*! Muslal walked. Doby grabbed Klner's low llnsr. , J Gordon allowed Hodges’ ooft I pop' to drop in front of him, then picked up the ball and threw to first but too lata to get Hodge*. Goodman, however, threw to Ste­ holding second. phen* at second ahead of MusiD. DIMsgg io singled, acoring J. >| who hastitated becaua* he Gordon. S. Gordon cut off Klnar’* tlought th* ball would be caught throw, but throw high to second end wa» tagged out. as D. DIMsggto slid in safely. Slaughter of St. Loula batted Dlllinger tingled, scoring D. Di- fo r Blackw ell and flad to Doby. Mayglo, * No run*, no hit*, no error*, and Mitchell doubled, scoring Dillln- m e left. gsr. , NINTH INNING Americsnai Hodges threw out Doby «f i Prescher Roe, Brooklyn left­ first. hander. became the National's Three runs, four hits, no errors, on* left. SF.VRNTH INNING NsUesala: Vic Raschl, New York right hander, went in to pitch. 8. Gordon walked. Campantlla popped to Stephans behind ths infield grass. Pafko walked. to J. Gordon in short right. . Raaehi .to p p ed J. Robinson’. NINTH INNING N s U m s U i bouncar and w hipped him out at Dlllinger threw out S. Gordon, T O T A I. It r r o A lT A o i* w w . " i : i i » r t , T i K t Casual H,,»eh, . t.lTIKH AND D A I'IT A I. ADCOHNTH 'IIO .IIIH , WDMOH ASIII% • Asset* I,lt,1ar,l or sealant,! I„ »»,-,,r» llstilllllrs «,„1 l„i u lh er purpose* ............... 1.so i.es* e ■late uf Fiorina. County of Hemlnol*. »•, 1, R F Menu, rasliler of III. ab o ve-iirm u l hank. ,tu eolemnty a wear thkt th* atiuv# statement Is true lo the beet of my hliuwleda* and belief n. r. MANN. Cashier t O T A I. UAH , Correct-ADeel 1 J I. IN D t.K Y I. | S'ltAF.IKH t iK o :> n iH iiu i* D lrerio ra Sw orn lo and subtcrlbiii before me Ih la * lh 4a»’ ol July, 11(1. MUX 11 I* Hi 1 »TT, Notary I’ubllu ) b (Voramlselon K iplree March *. 1*51 ’* 1 ' (■ ** > J 1 - > , ■‘ o r A H O M IIN Ii CUMPANT AFFII.IATM OF A NATION Al. HANK ri'NI.IOHMU IN ArCONIIANm WITH asMtioN sari, i'. a. hm vibm ii aTATUTMa HMPURT A# o r J I’NM M, ISM. OF A t U I T I C TRI’BT tOserANV, JACMBONVII.I.M. M.UMDA. • M KFO RT W H IC H l a A r r il.lA T M D W IT H THM SA N KO RU A T I.A N T IC NATION Al. MANN, B A N rtlM II. F I.U IIID A _ (barter aaa. See ta ia r. Federal Neaeeee dDlrlel aaaabee I . lU n k Block itoMlna company, holdlna contrnlllaa Inlcreel In IM* | H ether afflllale*. i„ h/onden a,-ope of hanking huelneea In F lo rid * , ■ in n e r (n which al><,ve.named oraanlsallnn I* emulated w ith national jB bilt. and dear#* »r ,-oniroli u l U w n * majority of the eharea of capital alock. F in a n c ia l relation win, hank, f lo c k o l affiliated bank owned tpar value) .................... 171,100.00 1 .1 , O. W. fre s le r, Heo'y-Trea* uf Atlantic Trual Company, 4o solemn| u i n £ * | r 't h a t the above Mklement le Due. lo the I,eel uf my know ledge ^ (I. W. r i l A E I K I I Bworn to and euberrlbed before ine ih ie ^ ih day of Ju ly , I t O . la i *f®**VL PyWICc. «*l*i# of Florida at l.a ra * SANFORD. FLORIDA, 6), Bickford (Boston t>, Poll.t (St. Loula 7), Blackwell (Cincin­ nati •). Roe (Brooklyn ») and Ssmlnlck (Philadelphia). Campan­ ula (Brooklyn 4) Hhrei NationalMuslal (Bt. Loula), Klnar (Pitts­ burgh) WP-Trucks (Detroit)) L F Newcombe (Brooklyn). Dorn DIMaggio fouled out to Mix*. Kell diuppril a single in front of Musiel in short center. Willlniiin wnlked mi four pit,-he* ’Hint war, nil for Hpahn and he was 1 ,>|,lured hy Newcotnba. J. DIMugglo lilt a II I nil,ii to Klni'i in slmlluw left, Die run­ nel „ iiiddlng ilielr hasee. J. lt»ldiiN„ii rainped under Juust's I,igl. Infield pop on the turf mldwny In,I ween fli*t and sproml. No nine, mi), lilt, no en,,i>, two loft. THIRD INNING Nallonalst J. llol,Ins,hi tvnlkcd. Musliil single,I sending Robinson all the way to third. Klner rolled into a double play a* Robinson scored the tying run. Mire singled down the right field line. Marshall walked. Dll Hedge* ol Brooklyn w ii * liioeited as a run­ ner for Mire. Knrak singled arming llodge* and sendli.u Mm si,nil to lecono, Kell threw Hemlnlrk out at flret. Two runs, One* title, no error*, two left. I THIRD INNING tmerlranat I Marsh,ill took K. Riddiiion't short fly lichliid seroliil haae, Mlrl,11,-I* fllnl i„ Kmei In left renter. Tel,hells w i i * credited with a duuhle when Miisim I fulled to make a shoe string catch In center field. Tehhett* took thlid when Mar­ shall, who w ii - lu rk in g up Muelal, fumbled the bull for an error. Trucks llfied l„ KIiiui In laft renter. No runs, one Idi, tw„ errori, on# left. FOt'KTH I.N'MNG Amerlranat Hodges went l» tint baea, Sid Gordon of New York took over at thlnl, and Cainpanella of Brooklyn went behind the hat for tha Na­ tional League. D. DIMaggio liounred out. Kell singled Williams diew his aacond straight walk. R. Gordon knocked down J. Di- LONDON. M v T proposed a 60-d*y contract titension while an unofficial fact­ finding board investigated the is­ sues. A highly placed unionist said after tha executive hoard’# action ,h ,t: . . it "Tha plctur# now look# a* if ,our truce will he effective only with those concern* which go along with the President. The pic­ ture may change but th*t’» the wav It looks now." th * union's 170-man wage and policy committee mint mttfy the executive hoard's nctlon. Tills rati­ fication was expected at » meet­ ing thla afternoon. CIO President Philip Murray Sanford Is Among Florida Towns Up •F or Video Stations WARH1NGTON, July ID—l/Pl Rom* 1,700 more television station* may he Imllt In th* future In nearly 1.200 cities and town* not pr*vlou*ly allocated broadcast channels . . , If n*w propofltu of thf Fwioriii Commuiilcatlon* romnilaslon sr* approved, Florida would hava It) ^ eltU s and towns allocatfd broad ^ ca*t channel*. The commuiilcatlon* commis­ sion’s pvoposad regulation* to add 42 new television chantin'# to the existing 12 would permit th* ex­ pension . FCC officials said th# pr*»*nt dmen channel* can only arcom odat* B41 stations In 221 loca­ tion*. Under th# new program there could Ii* about 2,246 sta­ tions In 1.400 cities and towns. U t Th* comntlsalon'a propoaal* are w subj#cl to public hearing Auguat 29. with formal action planned If poealhls by the end of the year. Following It a list of Florida town* which might b# allocated broadcast channel*: Apalachicola, Bellc-Gladr-ehoaen, Clair Watar. Creatvlew, Crosa City, Daytona Beach. Da Land. Everglade#, Fort Myara. Fort Plerca. Oalneavllla. Hollywood. Jackaonvllla, Koy A Weat, Lake City. Lakeland. Laka“ worth. Leeahurg, Mariana, Melbourpa, Miami. Ocala, Orlando, Palatka. Palm Beach, Panama City, Panaacola, Parry, Plant City, Qulnev, Sabring, 8t. Awratlii*. St. Pateraburg-Temp*, Sanford, Sarasota, Sulphar Springe, Tallahaaaas, Weat Palm Beaeh, Winter Havin. _________ , Fnt M r r t i n i ; s ; ;.d» ,h'; n I Hf* I let thr riirtiMilRnt II v I.IM TVi II .1 V. \\ FIST) l» (Iihcum I lie 1 or III Uub Huildmg on the „ lr |lb,„ ,lr , krll.hpj j„ waterfront wi* in»(i»rlcil vcilrrilay 1hm».l ii,i,il M.imliy in * *pealtcinoon by rrpieientitivcs ol Inc I rt*l m»*.agr to ('nngrres. Mr. civic ntganiieiioin to ilpternitnr it* I V"'." ^ suitability a. * meeting |.laec. ami fl„„ , nd ihcy aiipcarnl l» lie tilratril willi | no trlr«l*tnn 1 . «rl| lire tile, «anl lil» aiil llmunn. nun- ( aget ol ibe Sfiniimlc t'niinlv I'liainW ANIINiilO'J, lulv I t —(/f*) bet of Commfn p , «lm wa« nnr ol ,ri 'rl.uv ol 1 |i» At li-vnt today llip ginti|i Ifivilf.) by t itv MaiugPi •• «*lv "|i|n>«pil am ■1it ill llip ad............ llie iniiiiilnlion'i i,««>,pi IP'(| "what uppeHlril ,»„st to the west | |nv,ir nf tin Y icht I’liil, hnllitilig sill Imvci . >»., Dml D,«iy cull,I n civic , , I l,e|ievc," he hnv Dic i fi„n in,I ptntluce mill ,|rclHir,l t|il> „,,*,,,inc. "that when i„„,| .,11, 1 in . notice Ho with ||ic hull,ling ,« fiv .l up Dn- ,-lulls - miltrnii - t,„ o o - sh transactions will be hettn off than at pi,-sent •not « wide ninety nf vegetables It will he niucl, ,-oulel, more eon to choose frol,t, I firmly believe vsnlsnt and i t ,1 w-n .esnn ,pot " Dial not only our market, hill,Mrs Messenger .tatrd that every maikrt ,„ thr state ,,'iilly with a gn-nl psln' e-h. ami witli received a lot of free atlvei IMng j added ftxluros the hull,ling call Dial will boost I'll,rids mallets fm hr made tn'o a “ve,y nice club ,|Ulle a few .ennoiis to tome" ' Itullsc". It •at Do- entrance to A* a means "f keeping personal the city r - -I la - imvanlent for roiitart with cuslnmara. Mr An vlaltni*. *1 poln'td ut adding tlerann suggested taking photo-, "It I* hetrW Hr ,-lulA tn have graphs of trurka al markets, being j their own Imilding that they can cure l„ Include In the picture the <all „ civic center." funis inline "Then after the *,*,»-, Mi l'lr-1,1. win, a.ke-l to he Is over," hr aaterted, "wide ipmtcil a „„ oiillvuhuil rather him a letter of a|iprretalloii for] ti nntlnaaa un r«a» Star Id. till dlicM and elielnse Die |»lc till e of Ids truck id yolll mat 1,-t Tills partlrulai kind of ad v e il,.mg will nay dividends " The Hanford Martel Dealer l« ii a l l n ,,* * lap,Is, N -.n ,« v n ,„ l I’m lu g a l Tlie condition of Min* Selin* *| hr «f l»r I nilue I’n -, l.nvy. who waa acrinualy injur* I I „re>„l,-oi „f *’ul,a. will h-M * Monday in an automobile acclde,,' Ugmflcxot lui,,-I, I,, Ihc €,,,l-l,-,» Dial cost th* live* of her P*> .In),lire ( ..ovrnll,,,, Thf V I \v cut*. Mr. and Mr*. David l rv\. wan .,rgH„wc,| In IM!D» by vrtrrnu, Ii now reported to ha hopeful, a- ,,f the wo, will, Spain, many ,,f crdlng to hospital authorities who," helped lllirrnf* Dm |,a,>)>!•• llrenhatn, Texas where Die n o .if f ul,., f, m, Spnuixt, 1 ula dent occurred. •fi, fnrDu-r |imill,da cordial re Mix* Loulaa Levy, her »l»tar. '« lull,„i, h'lwaM, tha panpla of Dir undergoing treatment for a f>«Dulled Slalr-a nnd Ciilta, a V K W lured law hut her condition <­ lelrgrtinu, will fly *>• Havana from not regarded a* tsriouj. It w», Minn,I on Aug i!f, Cnmninndtu Icarnsd. ln-t)hiaf I vail T llcgg*. Madl Mi*. Herman Jacobson, daughter ,»n. Wl», will lilac,' wrnatlia <m, „f Mr. and Mr*, l evy arrived with 1 ha 1 mi,I, nf Cuba's Unknown Mr. Jacobson yeatenlay by plane Siildirt and ullmr nallnnal Hluinr, in Hr, nhain and made arrang-(l,„ „f D,a wri'ntlix will („• manta to hava the liodlf* of placed ,,n D,a mh,nil,unit drill, at,'d and Mr*. I.avy aanl l>ack heir t.i (hr uu-in-My "f Dta 21*11 Aliiarl for burial. Mis* Rslma and Loular Law , huh win* l--«l Diaii llvax in D„' will h* moved to tha ho*|>ital »i rxph,,i,,n „f Dia UK.!', Maine In Houston, Texas a* soon a* doctors ihr l,„, I,,,, „f Havana oil Kal, is, 1 nm derm tt advisable. Many Item* Which Have Been On Downgrade Are Now On Rebound On I’aa* named a winner * f*rw*nUd Quality Award glvwt waa mar* National Aaaoelatfa , beat win* Underwriters and til y heartily m m Agency NaM p atlon. indrada of happen lo be th# on#* whoa* crop, war# Injurad by disease and had weather In Jun*. It was this cut In th* expected supply tha) strengthened prices. Rayon salts have been selling .wall thla summer and aome maimlecturers report th*y hava 'sobl out their consldtrabl* supply Rayon prices hava firmed. American Radiator k Standard Sanitary Corp. says It haa reached tha low point In aalea and earn Inga, and look* for Improvement from now on, tnd expects to re­ open aoma of Its Idle plant* before Christmas. Th# Anaco division of General Aniline A Film Corp. has put Its phetegraphl* paper plant back on Authorities Find 1(1 Of 15 Killed In Komhay Crash *!•> Dwyer Amioiiiiees lie Will Run Ai;;t 111 NEW YORK. July 1.1 l/l’i Mayor William O’Dwyrr animunc a,I I,„lay that ha will tun f«* i# ,-la,-Dull The mayor said al a iu-wc con fo r lice "| dram II my duly >„ the hr.sf inlaraNts of II,a eitv l„ nm (,,, rrelectlon." 'flu* aniiuuncameni came * day after tha Democratic mayoi o n (cried with I’raaldrnt Trtun.xn >n Wa,hlngton and Jsial aflrr Man IihII nii District Attorney Flank K Dugan I,a,I been promlsad Dm nun,inatlnn liy three ,,f D,r city's five Democratic laadrrs 'I wire hr fora O’Dwyrr had I,ran ,,ffried Ilia Democratic immlna linn and turned It down fated plane I,as lorn 1 a,l D,a ,\ ruroller’s Impo- I n , - delayed iU«n m,||| evening al the M-,po--l of n , ,| K„)s. euiuini'n ml "Untellor "'hi ,,f , (t(. Dillct, end,., v <u New Dello lie aald >inl,H -y was " sending 1 cprrsent.fi ns - to th# ’’ ’V riasli „-,'ni-, |«>:>,il,l\ 1 , ml 01 Die " " * la <k • f Id e n tify in g ......... . . 1 he plane. 11 .u,si,-Hatton. 1 niched ,,n the HOO f•-,«• high hill now v l„. ,ahl can "HOT .SHIItr" t lllCAUO, July 1.1—(/Pi-Tins lutest gag of the "lint foot" typn is h new and perilous "hut slnrf" , Arthur Bard told police he was, s victim a* he stood on a sited 1 ,-nrner last night talking with ft lends. Four youths, he aald, approach-* ed him and aaulrted lighter fluid1 mi the hack of hla ahlrl then to-*sed a lighted match on the wet while |,ie|»uimg to Intel at an alrfield U> niilr, mu ti, ,-f llunbay. r’nntroller »f Airdnunes Shuin| there .long said the fold wax "perfectly okay" ul llo lone of Die 1 l„ rttish and tluit nthiu .tticaft I,ad used , |« tnkc-tf’ s -!•'-• • "me hefore. ! 1’ilvate fun,-,al mu I,,-- for Dia j Allien,ran* will he tin evening In it'(* I the coroner's emit American resi­ dents nf Bombay and t' K AtnIH K Inissadoi l.uy llendeisiui will at­ tend I he main service fur *11 IB Iu _ victims will be lield tuinutiow III “S ? a ' C " t e S District Commission Md namad Anthony DamwlU to auceasd W. R. Forfar on th# b*#rd. AH ar* from Kav Waat H* alao raappolntad ChartM Topplno to tha Board trf Commlstlonars of Pllotag* for th* f 1.4S0.- Ntcmollcr Socks Mml I'o I*l;i 11I DisituiiiMiiiK Levy Girla Reported ,,,.> | In •• no I oglnxl. t 1 * ItellMlliu ' aUH'irt. tlrn m a rl . I ‘B etter’ By Hospital! t„H I. D ,l | o '(r,„h -'il, g. Net h e cfaisificatlona In th* Doll 8how will b* th* graaUat numbsr of dolU) prsttlaat doll) and th* arg•at doll. Th# Kit# contaat wll ba APPOINTMENTS M AD* clas.lflsd aa to th* moat artistic t a l l a h a r b e e , Jtu 7'n -< ^ > kit* (th«a* do not n4*d to fly)| S i t e V l V I l. V s L IIlt .l , Iillllding IMMI,0| )ll ft.IP,411 .mm aid (uogiaill. I .1 ... 1'. . . . I Hr >|||| till * linin'- iriMfiPUt, III Imp gfini|i w* ip tiPmgp Imiliv * j j of Rotaiv. Mis V C MrstPngfi. ,11”' . ............... . nee« d f’.lol Club. A I l.vnn. I .ion* 1 ol,,er Club; Malcolm M.nNpill. I.i Vcpps. I I I* I | f(t^Mlejr \ff II. III A 4....1 I GC 'ff •flidlV l,Pfl 111' , |KI«lhOll |nf| riflu. \r»llll.l 11(1 , II 1 1 a c ,1 1 i ’.. ..... \1 » i»r I' -• .t• rut * while opK.ilpli A. "I K iw.imi%, i M a # /n , I as M l* I I ... lIMvdltSfl |pr| l»v llol I lit (»iii «Ip % 411(1 Ml Mi kiMwi *. k ,, I Ml.It. I vat. l.tpllW ttfll |MH«|>rclf It wm iiniHl* *1 nut, Mr . .1 ... | at * .1 . . . n . t )•11*k »»•!»«♦»■ v*t|r nil 111* IliKKim, lllil* *hr i||»|»ri flotti of 'V••I i 1•* the n iy Hull Iniil hr«*n Mlijpi’tnl Nn»thAll inht In 4.4 h tnertlMi: |»1uce «hir In hnv I h** \mtll npiviftinn the mg In cliinlt tut*, ulttl tlinl Dir ,|r |rll,r wir.n.rnl tm lriril llicir Ym ht Club h'liHtn* «tnil.i l.r mil |((r n|| , . v „,| ,,1041 am into comlilt'in ill li>. . rxio'ii .!• . 1 ... . 1._ _ ....11 . .. *1..... . ......* hi,I 1hr ni)iiMit»i»ri'* • uneti 111 me . , ,i> ,l> a e l nm **■■• s o l Sanford Harald In Cooperation with tha City Racraatlonal Pro­ gram, undar the dlractlon of Mra. P. M. Glnglaa, dlraclor, It was announcad thla morning by Mr*. Glnglaa.' . , Th# show will b* hald In th* Play Cantar located In Fort Mellon Park July 18 at 2:00 f . M. Ca»h prltaa will b* awarded In each dlvision. JudfM will bo on bond to toloct tho wtnnorfg otbtod Mrt. W ISIIIN l, I ll \ .fitly I t —(/P) I'tr.i.l.m Iruniin s|iril ef­ t .* . flirt* lu lu In n rrl .1 llur.ilrned O r p .m i/ H iio t is Iijs Mmiiiim„ .»t •i,«- imtimr* *tcci • . » mill, n hr |ii.|iirn l tu riplain t HRS I -lit -tllO Jt f \ ’\ ' in thr \nirrlr in |iru|ilr hi* rem- ( lif(mil Johnson And Wells To Attend V. P. W. Cunrlavr In Miami itt*n win# » « l v -Rm m i ?.or ol Rc- 1 ! port'. On Meeting j I MM In I d Usonville Mrs. Field Reoorts On!Mrs. Kibbe THIs How Glasses Aid Chil­ Chicago I n June dren In C l a s s e s hospital • / IS I Pilots Vote To Health Unit Nurse Aid In Finding |Praises Lions For Meeting Place Aid To Children JACKSONVILLE, My »-(*> l Advertising Plans Clubs Inspect |SrRC' p . . i St For Stale Markets j Yacht Building 1 Told By Anderson tonnage would be unlimited.’’ he nolinr* Imv* brought the declared. "lepaneir economy to a slate of Two other water transportation o|*| collspse." eompenie., he revealed, have Inp ,nyU*|.kni railed on the comdlcatsd their Intention of nperat. , ing between Hanford and Trenton mm,on rule that workers in These are th* Georgia Marine and! Japanese government enterprise* Salvage Co. may tMigsm collectively and go on Duke MarArtbur and the Japanese government have Imlndden strikes on govetnnienl enterprises. Panyushkin deilaied lhat all the Pacific allies Inii Ilie United State* favor giving strike nglili to gov­ ernment workers. He charged lb* United Stales lias tried "by all possible means" to keep ibe com­ mission from adnplmg a policy on this ittue ___________ J — — The commission l» r,imposed of representative* from the nations wliieli went I,, war tvllh Japan. It I I* empowered I,, lay down broad r-,'l,,'i'al polinrc f,,| Die occupation ,-iiinmandcr. I'anyuahkln l,a * lepeatedly The Pilot Club voted to coProper filling nf glsttr, „n mimade it a forum for attacks on operate with other civic dub* in ! dsrprivileged s c h o o l rlultlren. Ma,-Arthur , . finding a tuitablc meeting place 1through the aid of ihs I mn« ('luh. Ill today'* assault, the Sovlit in Sanford and heard a report, bar rerulted in marked improve- envoy assailed both Die Japan*** from Mr*. Joel S. Field on the menl ill icliool grade*. Mi* Hulila Ini,or Inw. and a nine-point *conomic atahilirntinn program orderInternational Pilot convention in Kibbe. County Health Unit mine. Chicago Inat month, at a masting, told member* of the I unit Club of the club Tuesday night follow-, yesterday at the T 011111I ("enter, ing a picnic al “Tirte and Tide". She pointed out that mine pupil* the country home of Mr*. Mary'who had been given a perfect Rawlins. Hoeteue* lor the oc- { rating after receiving the ’rnrll eye cation were Mrt. Rawlin*. Mr*. Iset, ahowed eye defer t* on do*er A. B. Peterson and Mr*. V. C. examination. An inDance of tin* lie aim said Mar Arthur and the 1 Mettengtr. Mr*. Ruth ScoM prtsid- was a year old negio boy who Japanese government 'hsv* latr*^ ’] -f4 ever th* maeling. , waa'4* th* fifth grede, and who diwed a eyidam of police nrhltrarl Mr*. Field, a delegata to the after # proper j.tling of ilastrt lie..*, using police reprraalve mea International convention, repmied declared, I he letter* don t run sore* „n 11 wide acnlo, encouraging tha brutal moldilng by the police lhat there are now 251 Pilot dub* together any more of Do- participants In meetingthroughout jh . Unit-d Slales. I , T h . Jnej. H jO U and ,li-iiiim*tratlmiK, arresting und Canada, Hawaii, France .feet awav. Die site «f th# letters Imprisoning ten* and hundreds »f Japanese worker*." land with a membership of 7.(r>>. 1 <<«■<'■■'* o* »■*» ei«» The Philippines, at Die same — WattfM* Uhtai U (/Ti menae poaeibllltle* affnnlpd In detnnoalic Iohp » in Japan, the movement from Snnfitnl of Soviri Ainbaxador Alexander S. fresh vegetable* ami citrus if re-1 P«nyus1slim told lire ll-nation Far p s s M iM I X n M M i % , PrfiSin.C%«Te7oTrhe im- « - ....... .. •ampmp again., tbs « r MUM * M ! ACCOUNT* 13. 1943 Acheson Opposes Cut In Anns For Europi 2 Men Held For Armed Robbery) ICaatlaH** "•» *wa» el«» AIR CONDITIONING IXHAUST FA N S, CIRCULATING ft W ED N ESD A Y JU L Y Attlee. Finance I ports S e e k Sc tion To Rritai M o n e y Problc will officially notify the President of our dldslon." Murray said h* had no comment M r commlaaion eaplrea V N EW SPAPER CIO Accepts Jacksonville Firm Seeks To Run Truman Steel Strike Motion PEBR Y, July It- (* > - T w o men are being hsld hare for ques­ tioning In connection with armed robber!** at Panama City or Feraandlna last weekend. The two, who gave thair names as Ramon Ruaaali Green and GUhart Johnson, wsra arrested by Highway Patrolman Hopa Carlin near here lata vaaterdpy. , Carlin aald they admitted th*y> stole the ear In which they war* riding at Austin, Mtnrn, and a license tag at Rockford, III. Carlin said th* two also admitted par­ ticipating in two armed robberies f ir s t. Cam p antlla stru c k out. In Illnols but gave no detals. No runi, no hit*, no error*, twp Pefk° *lnf ltd •»<* r**ch,<! 1 Panama City and Fm andlna Isft. nnd when Mitchell 1st ths ball «4t authorities wero notified of th* EIGHTH INNING past him. . „ arrests and are expected to corn* Americana: Rtne popped to J. uotden ta here and question thf two men. Blackwell became ths sixth' end ths gsms. ____________ HP.rn.NII INNING Americana: Legal Notice AN INDEPENDENT D> four-day schedule but demand from tha photo finishing dealers has Jumps,i and Anscu haa "found it rioeessary In lucres** our out­ put ’’ Rum* woolen mill* found de­ mand for certain typ*a nf fabric* used hv tha women's wear trad* ,0 guud that mill* are hooked solid into September and prlrea hava gone up a little. Th* New England purchasing agents association says 18 p*r cant •>f it* JOrt reporting firm# found Imxlnea* better In many than June. These may he little thing*, but they show how things that go down rnn go back up aa condition# straighten out. Copper and lead users hava b«an living off their Inventories sine* March, whan they stopped buying suddenly and sent price* tumbling from their postwar highs. Now < ()•*•!•••# • * r a g * M ai auto iih -.n IIITF.H PANAMA (’ITV, July lit—</P) —The rharrcl wreck >f an auto­ middle found In south Uahama to­ day wa* Identified »' Die getaway car used hy four l-.-e-l,'- who wounded „ xlo.-tiff'-, d-pulv here. Mix. Maggie llathcit, Kay county sheriff's deputy, ,aid offi­ cer* I,ad examined the burned wreckage on n lonely country rohd near Flo,ala, Ala "Without a doubt" It must ba the getaway car, she said. Recreation Schedule BROKEN BODY FOUND JA C K SO N V ILLE. July 13~</P) —The badly brokan body nf an unidentified man wae found In th* rear nf an apartment building at Die corner of Main and Hay streets In downtown acksnnvllln nrnund midnight. Detective R. N. Plummer said the man apparently had fallen or Jumped from an upper story. Ills head and body ware badly broken and tha only eluaa to hla Identifi­ cation wsra a laundry marked handktrchlaf and a bait buckle bearing th* Initials "HBW”, De­ tec live a described ths Man aa be­ tween M and 80 year* ef eg*. will receive contractor* bids at Tampa J u ly "B for i-onitructlon and maintenance work on 88 miles of highway and bridge* In 10 roiintlex. . The piojert* Include! Constructing Lake Jesup brldg* and a mile of approaches on road 40 In Seminole and Volusia coun­ ties. fo u n d g u i l t y " MEMPHIS. July 13—</P»—Clyde Milton Johnson was found guilty of hand robbery today and aaittenred to a t»tal of 48 years Im­ prisonment on two Indictments, lie was flnad * total of (98,000. Thursday 0:30 A M the "I ittle Giants" eponsoted by Yowell'a will iday a game al Enteiprlne (Theta will Im a special meeting of all uthar teams at Die Lake Front Hall I'ark to discus* sponsor*.) 10:00 A M. HnuDixIds SchoolMake paper hats, put holders, hoy* 60 yard dash, gill* 60 vard datih, hoys nnd glrlx chinning, hnckwanl rare. Dine legged race. 2:00 I’. M. I.cav-- Grammar School for awliii activities at Cry­ stal Lake. Practice for water car­ nival to be held at Han Lando Spring* Saturday Morning July 84. Life Guards Watar Gama* . _ . ___ �I Tito And The Ottilia i N W H alsaM U far 1 * 7 M lae 3 S J e h S rh d S U l ' S ' P ,s ----. Fork. Q lr. nag HaralS la •irtasu1:^ *• i t e S f i & 'W S Hon* of th* loveliest gt r d*n. 1. ' ” f. planted In th. d." Z t P'-nnedU Xord n1!?; '! I0*,*" The ®CS “**• Pour out of fiveFlorida fern,lie, ,J K S J a . . , I O T .T I I . 1 M » O f ’■ Dies Marshal Tito, tha Yugoslav premier, has aimoMnead that YugoaUvU will ojtoae itab o n ier w f t # " * . to M a t o O u Greek civil w ar..Tbere has been talk of some w e h action b> Tito ever since fti* quarrel with , the Cvm lnfatm la g a n . It has been flow ing across the border to tha.CeBHUUtaet guerilI las in Greece, and that ready haven in Yugoslavia malted for Aa the cold war grl p* E A i Asia, il la only natural that political I the guerillas when hard pressed. Interesting point in the announcement by Tito is leaders there should get together of Cointhat he said the border wouid be closed gradually. T h is could muniim1** ,top ,h" ,pr“ d C be Interpreted as an admission that there are Yugoslavs In This is one reason, but by Greece, who should be given time to get back to their native means the only reason, that the ’m itrts f, /P 1^ soil before the gates are luvitcu, locked. .-,f ta< u f, “retired'’ generalissimo ot China, Tito means . . It _________ remai •' V t o. be I * seen m m exactly w actly , what w hst W m « n . bv » g f l* » gradual closing of the frontier. Ills words, llk t those of some S ^ m r t U£«id0a!eJtI S r t T W other leaders in Communist nations, cannot alw ays be ac- enii-Communlst union of :ebuatr Trie* 1 cepted at the Western notion of faco value.. — If Yugoslavia In the western Pacific, ft conld cm . . ___________ _______ -............................. should effectively close the border, then in the ensuing ',»m ' “ v»r,eiy «f other purposes mesa, h#r* 1 months it should l>e possible to learn the tru th about whethUefortr w« ln,° to*a, the salient facts sboiit er the Communists in Greece have been getting outside aid ur* proposed union: through Yugoslavia. The Greek government also would have It Is far sh.,rt of the Pacific a chance lo make good on its claim that without the outside pact Qulrlno anil others called for ' help the guerilla movement would be unable to stand aguinst last winter when the Atlantic P act' was announced. It does not men- ' government forces. tion the military aid necessary to If Tito means whut he bus said, the Greek situation give it teeth, hut could set up an might b« clarified before winter settles over the Pindus organisation capable of being converted to handle such aid if and Mountains. ' Dteaa Lee Clark. Infant dauiOl ter f t Mr. and Mre. Von A lU Clark of 6M Oak Avenue, ditd Saturday at 6:30 P, M. Funeral cervices were conducted at 3:0$ *P. M. today at Erickson Funeral Homa with tha R«v. YV Brooke, .Jr. officiating .P.. -------.. u ii .u ii u ik and Social A n d Personal A ctivities burial.waa made in Sylvan Lake Cemeteiy. O t i» survivors in addition to parents, Include the parents, Mr. and Mr*. .. Clatji , and Mr. and Mrs. I Dy*M» ad of Hanford. r t£ i •] Only’, . even pitcher* in modem major league history have u„n more (han 300 hig 'pagtie guiuet O P T O M E T R IS T r i t i .a Moat* o-ii. s-a aas. a .ii n Aslaasp * N atlanaS H a th u td J# ( roast BO* If* when the United States gets around to It. President Hyngman ghee of southern Korea alrsady has said The world's lieuvy weight boxing <humpionuhip netting to “Korea atands ready to Join." While he waa saying thla, hia en­ be back where Jim Jeffrlug and Gene Tunney left it In their voy to the United Nation* was regpective dnyn. Jeffrleg abdicated the title In 1906 and de- ....... „ permission ........................ ............... asking to raise th* Picking The Champ 4I member I* a prime objective of th* Now the retirement of Joe Louis has left a situation of uniun. Australia, New Zealand, confusion like thut in 1900. The National Boxing Association Siam, Indonesia, ami liurma also Senator Taft, who is sl„„..i ,1.. "“ V E iz u n l C harles is the champion by virtu e of u decision W,,I* u "“ught as members......... Io — _ I- * • " ■"I'"" .10* nviir .lorei.v .Iru. Wolcott I,, o illicitli.xx contoul In r'hl,.«,o. I.. J “ l"*n I* not considered eligible only man in American public life over Jursey Joe Walcott in a spiritless contest in ('hicugo in now, being technically at war June. The New York State Athletic Committalon, which with all the proposed members. , who says wbal lie ihinks, comes out againil the Norlh Atlanlic Al- wields i.'rnost us much weight, does not recognize Charles. General MacArthur has said noth- i nance on the grounds that it binds Neither tin the British who will stage their own world chum ing publicly either to encourage or discourage the idea of the * Ibis counlry to arming Weslern pionshln bout ill London in September, it looks us though union. However Japan Is the seme this will go on for a while. Europe and commits us in advance of growing Communist activity. The supreme commander la a ... to fight in the event of a Europpersonal friend of Qulrlno and • ? n War. It is worth while conrecently took occasion, according • sidering, il seems to us, what would . . . , tu one correspondent, to send prlbe the postion of this country under Amorig the virtues correctly ascribed to our pioneer | vate greetings to Chlang Just fc* ,th* Atlantic Had if Yugoslavia and nncestors economy stands high. It still motivnten the spend- fore Chlang went n, the Philipily HIM DAWHON . .Italy got into a war between them­ ing of the (Miople who are known iis the "backbone of the P'nea •“ ‘•"••f«r with (julrino. " NEW YORK, July 12(A’j - Uncle Sam it in ihe reii again. II p'i selves over Trieste, or if some little cm ,,,try". T h l. tact h e . recently Ih,.-,, I,r„u « ht t h . nolle,■ " K d iS t ! ■f m, nilu.ro f f'm iu , u ‘ ■•••"a"”"a iiiu ,ca»«* spending mots thin he takes in--he ha* mote relatives anil old fiirndi counlry. knowing that the United Stales was committed to fight on ',r .............. ,„ r , h„ .................. . i t M r w ’s r t a i s : z „ „ , , its side, should precipitate a war »ackill|f lls Hrxivcr r,;,K,rt. rejMirt, Kolmrt «" •“ nothur ni- l vT lim-kiiiK Ith« h . Ilooyor I l . t a r l K. JrihttHOn, J,,hnMm, spnmiilutlt U k l S of f.... T ’ « f * ' -way > -of pro-11 J, uilafl,^ h l l S S ! ! 1 !." ,i.. , t t i„. ., , " ' , for wholly selfish reasons. Temple UiilverHltv, who worked with the Hoover Commix- V'"*1"** h'* refugee government In i ” bf ' ' * ' [ ♦ * ' y ’ s , s T T T .r r r — ... i bIoij , huIi I that "the voicex of Americium proteMting nuiiiim' g t ,w n ‘ forth.0 w^J ih .tw lll b. the l.'a.'J . . . . . . ' , . . proluxtlnir Itgldlix' ^ii'^f"N»gi^riaK"SStaSt'^WW” -"’ for th* Rny.lbat will be the least have to do Its ileflcil financing Near Naihvillr, Tenn. tile father govornmi'iit wnxte urt* ,Ixdiig hoard ax thuy never boon huani This dispatch, <|uotlng compel ° r the treasury and at through the Imnks or insurniire of a l l year old hoy is arrested Ixifnru". W axidiiKtim ix IliHidml with mail iitlvoc'iitinK Kovorn- tent hut not otherwise utenttflci ."■"J* Bm# be profitable for conipunles. Il will have to ilerblc because he chained his son to a rm»nl economy, and the topic Ih Ijc I iik illHcumied all ovor tin* Nuy« tin* vmwf Mlrtacly , •iwjwjfWF givn i>Mnln«M how to do II fulrly soon. The tn-astree in the woods and left hint there country, uccordlnir to Mr. Johnson. | h«" L’anlon a "shot in the • . liry started lls new year the first tovitsrvr after the boy had dis­ of this month with a deficit uf Kuforma In jfovttrnmoiit muthtxlx uru broupht nlxntt nr!!^ h , „ N . w o l l l , 1 financing * " * 81,800,HIM),000. The middle of Hepobeyed him hy going to the movict. whut. the pooplo wunt them Irntlly onouirh to nrnku t h f l r , |ihv> eo!,r.e, would t an outHI. months ago President TruSome uarents let their children run Witlltx known. It Ik often xnltl, w itil much tru th , that pvopi'i iireak of war lietwcen the United | m*o wanted mors taxes to keep) wild, do not try to make them mind have ux good a government an they deHervu. C e rtain ly t h a t 1 Rial.* and Russia,” says tha riW- t o treasury In the black, saying. «• ___ _ _ ! 1 .... A .. Ai AA . rn . se w s t • a .u l-k >< 1 J 1 Al. 1 _________ . . . a k iu lo iA t ■ ■ ■ feu lii. M l. . . . . A I.I * or behave themselves, Others go Haying appUen tu the m atter uf government efficien cy und putch. "Mine* this appear* Un >m budget surplus "la essential to likely, the neat best thing would •ound fiscal , policy." Now he to such extremes dial they beat economy U some sort of common anti­ plumps for deficit financing as iheir children with leather straps, communist front among AMHtle thw hetter court* at thla time. . ch i in them to bed posts or to trees nations which wtiwd MTn'i*blg ^ B ir toooomlc cotmeeK*** say the woods, inflict all manner of ale If not a substantial booat to t o th tohr midyear report that 1/ we Kuumlntang position." t' ' gruel and inhuman punishment in cat down on foreign eld end na­ By B U S S E L L KA Y The Hongkong report saya Ihe tional defense-- two of tha biggest th* distorted belief that they are Chlung gulrlno agreement has the Itoms— wall not only be tailing 'being good pairnti. Hut going to Ing away . fur tha holiday! .................... _ or effect of "consolidating wavering a serious risk, hut wlfl b* rutting Sneaking fully appointed c o c k ta il......... lounge •®Strernt* in either direction is so weekend, I plied th« family In the un the patio. Then you will reall ally Kuomlntang clement* In Canton off t o flow of federal dollars to much easier: it is finding the hap- car and drove to Naples, souther enjoy a before dinner nap and will behind Ihe party. They still or* eoneumers, and thus lead to mm* 1 ' W middle ground that is so dif- moat resort city nn Florida's vl- find calm repose In a room that Iwtting on Ainerlran atom bomba lay-offs, V lilly colorful west roast. Official- reflects the spirit of the famed to win a war with Russia H they vlilly Deficit financing will pump new ran Ju*t stall off tha Reds long money Into the economic stream, M ­ ly, 1 was visiting Naples o, sucre Ivli'I's hospitality. for the war to take pis.*#,' through treasury borrowings from * Something our Horitla politi­ tary uf the Florida Press AssoMeals and service at the hotal enough the report rimrlmlrs. , ratlou to rheck on faclltle* nffered banka. At the same time, various are oiit-of-thls-wnrlil, ami how you ___ „ . cians. tialtirtil.sily uur Governor Qulrlno I* In nuthlng like so Industrial will profit from cun. i i . , r» 'or our state convention to lx> can cal after a day of fishing and •nd our Irgnlaloii, goixl Demo- ( hl.,t, thl,ril pMl November, but my desperate a position. Ha doea have linued government buying, *ubswimming- A beautiful sporty gulf gfati that they are, ougiil tu con- real purpose was to engage In a course awaits llidse who prefer ConimtinlRt trouble in the dial- sldlfe and Social Security pay­ lider is l>(csiilcnl Truman's de- wrestling match with aome of the this form of entertainment to tha dent Hukhalahap*. hut they or* ment*. According to this school of ig hy’lhfy will give time for ■cWon not In a>k for additional tax- mighty denlxyn* of the deep that more rlgoroua fish rodeos, and If far from being the force repre­ sented by the Red* In ChlM, who “'ope'.'to kwt his second post­ g g| this time because of declining Inhabit Collier County watens In you Juat want to loaf you'll find have forced Chlang Into “relhreunbelievable number*. , . . . . off again on the friendly corners all about tha place _ no piece mtnt •• production and rising unemploy­ For a ytsir or more Stuart Rahh, Ixwka and magailnes to read, Qulrlno ha. other domestic road to prosperity. ment. "No major increases in taxes iiuhllahkr of the Cal her County with They contlpd that borrowing la brisk Gulf hreeics to keep you troubles. In the election Mat fall, M accepted practice In th* bust''ilMUuld be cnntidrrrd at this lime”, NOW*, had been telling me about cool end alert attendants eager to he face* strung up position. Hie Mas world, ureal Industrial cmknuckle-huetlijg, tackle- provide for your comfort. the President. We believe it these liberal party has nominated him i ara started un borrowed Collier County Is making ela­ to run fur n second tom , but fta , the late President Roosevelt smashing de'pmns. 8 « Immediately •Fj, Corteiatlon* borrow to upon my arrival kt the Naples borate plana to entertain visiting atrangvly could not agiwa aa a vtee Who Mid. "Talcs ate paid by the Beach Hotel 1 called Stuart and tad, tlo Jbjtot payrolls, to flnew* folka next fall. While the residential candidate and left fpvat of every man who works", much artar the manner uf (Ieneral >rtps In anticipation I convention headquarter* will be ulrlno lo pick hla . agd when there are fewer working, Perahlng arriving In Ifarle sold. established In Naples, the group ternal split this twfltcto. ‘ ■ lu'tto American people - H . : . wjj0 ire wo,|[jng have to "Lafayette, we fcr* h#r*. where will be taken on a tour of tha th* lllwral* la In contrast with t o to deficit financing by are th* fiahf" OlWa. ‘ Tha Cullier Corporation growing strength of th* Nacloaal. , p w l more to pay their taxes, aNe baps in and out of tha Well, Stuart made good In a big wanta them to ■*« th* beautiful istas under Jose l-aunel, unea pap. •ry legislator who voles for U m I* Bam for years. In way. Be had Capt. Renton "Dinks" city of Everglades ami learn of ret president under J ' th* Jaaaaeee. year* rgrely—In the a y i t j ' . taxes at this lime will be de Rogges*, m world's best guide, with th* plana' for Ita expansion and Th« NaclonallsUa promptly and , _ . M d Main a year ago for office when he runs his charter boat "Me-Chtre" ready development. ' strongly criticised Quirino'a dapl —have wa used Wach Ink. MeanB k !b arid Waiting for us at t o Ever­ The IJumble Oil Company will with Chlang and rrltlcisin Itlciam seems ------glades dock. Winding through t o play host one afternoon and take likely to spread among FUlptaoa wBU# t o federal ,da®t has grown Mrator* thaa fgag bllHon.' Th .When we hear all this yapysp- ntrausing waterway# of the ^en them on a tour of the rapidly whu resent Inroads ma____ , Chla.. . gaaatfaa buetaammaa' aah la bor^ da by oil flkld*. fl developing o|) There will one huslnessmen In their eguntry. much blgbar- egg It safely go. V geag about how sorry the newspapIn comfnrtabla deck chair*. bd , boating, bathing and fllhfh Only three possible leaders for ■are, w* sometimes wonder what hack I# IYb finally decided to go on Hrlehes and parlies munching taaty sandwiches thus* who enjoy she any pan-Aslatlc non-Cnmmualet spaadiag at t o old rate, the seat leg and thuaa critic* ol the press would vutsllng Coca-Cola and might *as * movement have b een ---- auntlng wlll be bewildered by il they knew whal they were llv have forgotten'ifllY Wa war# variety of shell found on Naples money ,l" to meet v+ •bout. When the coal there had U not bMN for t o fact Beach, ‘ Many of tha ehoieeat sheila shells Chlang. ami Qulrlno. U Chlang and Qutria*- M have gone fishing, or arc that Capt, ’ 'Dinks" *ed crowded in Uia World famed collection* .^LSPtorm- tmndi with eompar fishing rode on Ua and began, ..*hlng ____ taamed up to lead th* field, ;" etlvsiy' high Igh Interest rates wil. krtably al home in bed after trailing shining apooria behind th* warp found at Naples. ! 11, ,h#t Cblnng ■••* But getting bath to m* and my private Investors and In. , 3 0 hour* of work a week boat. Pacific union aa a chance to flihlng. Stuart took me oat to *»d cost the trsasur/ S B 10 prl' IfM , newspapermen the world Mother Nature certainly burled try for tarpon th* hard way r § | with w ith hl* to'nte In Canton going. * money on their The Initially# Qulrlno has tWMl gr* gelling oul of bed In ihe a mesa of dvnamlto In those other­ a light casting ' huslne fasting rod and* |HM- ft as an Asiatic leader may help hia waters. “You “ of the night to cove, • wise peaceful look! ara aalm and uqd test No _____.... ( f i n , or lo investigate a mur alt tfter* on* ml dlvm_r.it r-bombpeaceful watching h Century Rod which bit* the everage person it Ing pelicans ‘ Joking t o more demand . a tremendous sacrifice scenery and t o minute all which a i l •nook, red light tackle you have your hi hall brMha loose, week, or once a month, lo to ■ bank, fu» and wIlLflght for m ^ J o a h down on . j of flanner i g some mealing for tha bene* fish or tarpon your lino InS experience. 1 was mighty of line and probably wind up wllh trailing a with short| a l hit trade or community, the vmir whins* on a ■ groUful to have an underalung •burnt thumb and Mttarad kd^b-. r r*f>orler |p*t lo similar clutching your line which hi fre* running anIt _ night after night and a melodrama vlll you are all •nM-baeklash for It waa a haul* Naples and Calliar a little watching royal. They toll me after night, until he know, tredtblv Ohd' b tboaa email Ulnly have pic-*- 1 m* inaet when a verafionlat and t o t ; NthUna' tarpon stay In Collier county m n l band esactly whal they ara ward to u l.iZ iF fa a t wafer* t o year la do, or 'could writ* lb* when tip ve looking forward to hi, sleep. And to w* woodII* anno at torn thla Fall, r. dellghtfu many people will appreciate .of t o can Ik * ol thirteen Amarkap U m m I FjrO. S. Treasury Tries To Decide Best Way To Raise Money To Pay Bills LesseninK Waste rA f V'Wi • a h I F O O IIM A OAT teniber it ha* S1 ,2 0 2 .000,000 of two per cunt bunds coming due. It will decide well before that Just how these are tu tu* refunded. .MumV hankers hope the treasury will deride to issue five-year bond* paying two per cent or better, lids, they suy, would find ready market, help ihe hanks, and, w,*Me of lb* pressure off the' irwi.'Uiy fur going into the market ni fi<'i|ueiit intervals to borrow I money at whatever rate is possible in ilie time, IVhethur ur nut deficit financing will start anuther, and worse,. In­ flation spiral is anuther question. The largest government ar­ senal Is located on Rock Island, ill., close to the city which took Ms name from th* Island. Thirst, Tooj Seeks E S f e». w w -’iw ii- Ttoft (tea hotter p*>*t *•• k*m* *»: eeslaet* — tkta DOZiU AN® CAY MINTS. That a keuate W D W A C tre » iMINTS rvtiif • are asde * Sostk * ‘ fer * ear kind — la - Ike *f westksr. Tee anility to ki sa/e, **d you'll kt plssisd «jth tk, price, test Spied; D b Cl ..V For <jK h ssax^HS* B u s u r r ,r,MU" BShAfiJM* h 9 Social Calender 4i . kr/'-Nkl ' r ’ :‘ ’ , *i H ER — vh Stanley-Rogers •i-1« Hardware Co. y 214 14 H A N FO R D A Y E N UK ♦ T I So ensuring m •iayf ., • NYLON •SHEERI0 NIGHTIES by At I A N T IS V a n R a a lte ULANK ills h i p COilON DKKSSIM • t rounded neck and hemUne. Dancing flared aklrt. uawngiow. Bluo H o rlio n ,; Cloud White, Mimoea, 8aa Foam. SunriHe. Sises 82 to 42 . . . $9.95 11 K IM IN ★ v.*. ,u. Weeiai■ I'-.;... : . : ★ ★ ★ r\ < r IM l A TH L ★ Y hIiich 7.95 tit 17.95 ChlMraa UlMhr I I r m Com plai* B lto r* o te tffl ★ ★ ★ ★ P U R C E L L ’S ••We clothi' tha fnm lly— furniuh Ihe hume” "NOVUM UIVDK1 THE BTARB" , . >1.___________________________ • J11 i M| ( , M W A Y --------- -----r« mm Opptmile I’ rlncrfiM T h rille r lliilldlng ★ _ * >*_ .............. 4«-2as**•; C ■ "wl'iUxJie! IV : • y ■ m m m -%r — . V r™ * -3 t S 4 .9 9 Color Cartoon Shorts I'M wnf A /» X . TONIGHT — THURSDAY SH EER R U FF L E S -o f n ion net flow over £ . ... iftouMers. Skirt hsa lsca and wide ruffled S^-ertlon mwp tt • t flounce. Dswnglow, Blue Horiion. Cloud White. Sisee 88 to 4 2 ______$14.96 W 2 .2 9 m;i> srm oADS Dr. Henry McLaulin • V ii X ■.KSt Ji,k”4V«. n m t :v . h y. $1 Rata a r Btttaa '" v " ' 7 NOW SHOWINf; Hollywood 7:46 * 6 i N Vl - rl'.H . . . M i ”v l* • T H U R S D A Y - F R I DAY - SATURDAY southeastern 1 B.C. to ti'iyis:; l B li 1 ? 3 So endearing ; . S A H r o a p C O C A -C O L A S O T T U N G 1 . . . . . . , t •tr ", SPECIALS a S 'r a RMt K » Special Cleaning Personah f IPAINTS Thd, tllug'or Mro. Cash Honors Miss Wilkinson ONLY AT ‘Jx is; S3 till Ubl* Summer Clothes POUTOilNO. Italy. July 1 3 VITAMIN ItEHCl'K ' BY DOROTHY ROB , : l.l'i The mayor „f I'ortoflno an-j It is extremely wastefid of good Associated Pretw Fashion Editor noil need Art i chs Jennifer Jones I food to pour away either the Ii T t k f lM M 148 NEW YORK. July 13 —<A»!Need Ihe v a r ia F a b a tr Hay— Sodaty Editor la n d Movie I t David H eU n lck , quid fin m m im ed veg etal,les ..i The battle of the neckline gur* ' were mninod iilmnrd the yacht |thi rooking lopujl from fi"-h on apace In Full fashions cur­ , "Monona" t»,|»v |vegelahlcs -ny fo o d special rently being previewed fur the tmi The . oicmuin look place at H:3U | ista of the llnrcnu of Hiiumn No tlon's press. A. M. 1 2 30 \ M KMTl while thei|;«tlon mid Il'Uiie Ecoimiiiin, I th'slgners vie for the most dar­ moloi vmi'Iii l,,v at anchor a few ,»■ l»i'|iar‘ n.cnl of Agriridlmc Ih , ing decolletsge and one of the •niles off tin- pi>turnsqii* resort sides v ita m in s and m in e rals, the-* lo ti Gel and most startling I* Mrs. Mary Cash entertained last SUNDAY liu iih ls have n itrile good f la v in , Mrs. Frank Miller left over the newest ..........* -■ ••• ...... ! on the llithan Itivicrn. Ni •0 *l> ' W I f variously » SOI S » ' » « e" I J ear. ­ at 7:30 at her •st weekend for points in Call- known T i l # Fifth F ilin U J nnJgi rre f l sl lsio U UnBaIl District u t e m v i . cevening rn illlg Ml «:.IU o'clock OCIUCR ■» Tha Co as the Jan -NeckIn give mnnv dishes Mi.-- .lone . in -nnglitases and line.” crumb catcher, balcony and l.iquid from vegetnldcs in the Townsend Council of Florida will home on West Twentieth 8 treet Fornla to visit with relatlvas. w ith a w h ile, fl -w,-i p atte rn hand shelf. It consists of a ImmIIcc flar­ a v e rag e e o iisiiiiie i-si*e ran l."|i|s envene In convention at th# Tour- honoring Hride-elect Mlaa B*tty kerch ief on InIn-lid, w ore a w h ile itlnMit in ie -lliiid of (tie can"- vita lit Center at 1:80 P. M. Reports Wilkinson, whose marlage to Dr. Bobo Dean left yesterday for ing upward and outward from siin inict I n " k t. ii ilic cerem ony. lain C eiilllelit T h e liquid ill ." of th* Townaend National conven- 1 Richard Silver of Rutler. N. J. will Frankfort, Ky. to visit foi a week the waist, with no apparent mean* Al iilioni I ... k, Miss Jones of support. It is calculated to nla k e s up dm m g ih e •'iiiiiitot’ p i" tlon In Columbus, O. will be given. I he an event of neat week. with relatives. and Si-l -nii k l ..anlcd aiiolher rouse the opposite sex. who ore ci ss one th ii'l of tII,* It vilaoim Member* are urged to attend and Guest* gathered in the attraC' yacht, tin- Fa,. v, owneil hy I’rince 11, in III IIII* 10 Iho food, lll-o "lie tlve hack patio where colored Friends of Mr*. J. N. Tolar will doomed to (lie disappointment oi I'ignalilli f Naples. The Farcy b H « U»lr I on 11 h of the It v iln iin n iili"flo v in lights furnished illumination and a be sorry to learn that she is con­ finding that H lira arrangement h-ft imniciliaiclv fm Itapnllo. nem Some of I Ii,- iim i and calcium • Th* Dependable Claes of th* delicious plcnlr supper waa aervtd fined to 8 t. Luke's Hospital in behind the "fan" makes It all I il'IIOII fn m i the calm ed vegeliitdes like modest, aftri all. First Methodist Church will meet by the hostess. On tha menu were Jacksonvlllo. ttmly Cic.pi ac Itnllnn million­ w ise g e ls lot" Hie lii|im l lio n Jo Copeland, known for her so ­ Opp. I'lie S la . at 1 : 0 0 P. M. at th* home of Mrs. hamburgers, baked beana, potato aire. will giu* a iircption for the m ilch of Ihe im ln e ir is e-cup,, n il" O B. Hudson, 113 Holly Avenue. salad, pickle*, tomatoes, rellenj* Frank Miller left today for phisticated after-five roetume*. collide al I: aoallo tonight. the 1 1 • 1111 * I fio n i home cooking of . The Elsie Knight Circle of the and cake which were served with wurasota to spend several weeks employs the crumb-catcher sllhuu Willie--'- f..i the shlphonrd f it '.li vegi't»,’l I';iiin"t in Ave. \ al ic wlln 11B daughter and sun-in-law Itte tu dialin«'t advantage Oil •• First Baptist Church will meet cold drinks or hot coffee. with 1 his ■uniim.r- m i. I i. nrli acini l.ottlx hilly, hill then I- ll'll ml lo strips'll green surah cocktail dies* Following the supper a »uf‘ | jgr j | ri j amM Ridge. with Mr*. V. C. Messenger, 306 Join duo in.l Mi Joiirihili. I’m- food value in '• loiilld w <•1 11 gum hi,Iced In lucak the Ice at an> _________ Weet Third Street, at 8 :0 0 P. M. prise shower was held for Mis*' dm i| I t lam! Ilavvvunl anil Mis vnging Wilkinson soil she received many Miss Even Youngs of Jackson- I . „i „„l II ii vw at.I. i tie former Nimey If lh e ie ' to o ill'll I'aiiiiing useful ami attractive gtrt* from vllle has arrived to spend some ! This deslgnei also shn * * I lank. 1111>•I III set \ e l lit ilic foo.i •r irirmis. Rmc with her sister. Mrs. J. A. I collection of slim city suits, wile her friends. rin 11 i a viaiionn. h iie d liy w a y in use it . I.. |"*111 "" I l i r x n i i i n H r i touche* ,*•!,* »»vm such as, v ---Those Invited to be with ,n®, Iforroid at her home on Park ' dressmaker im i S e l/in . k "ii 'la F ie n c li It lv lr m , quid llllo a 'pal ate pull all'! __ - ____ a Ml_U/llklnartlt 81A . i trim, time! hliulliiir. row* or nmnii honor guest, Miss Wilkinson,Wwete Avan ue. i ami' tic • Ii on Monaco. lupnd will ii'li il down T ) i pmrl InittonB nihI riicH* Skirt* on* % .; Mr. and Mra. 8 . A. Irwin were her mother. Sirs. Jock Wilkinson, Hollyw >..i| filnihiiid oh— cryi*i. Jof the miiieinl and iiiiiih "f '!"• Mr*. (tanas. Mra. Dehonored yesterday on their 80th .■ nr*, Fred rrea stanas. mra- Allan ■ -Mr. and Mr*. L. A. Palmer plan iiUni nmt J«ck«*ti» Kenrmlly longer. have lone link. d tomnnti,'iillv the I vilamin value Then heal the can jravl, tomorrow for point* In MIbb CupglRiul liken rnaitrMtkng wedding anniversary with open tainey of New Orleana, Mra. Doug-, name- <d th.- producer and I d-1 food linefly in Hn- Ihpod house held at their home ot 2480 gins Stcnstrom, Mrs. Donald Jomrt. j ^|aj,4nla 4nj Tcnncnsrr to spend mprnn puttels .......lark afternoon lop i miking i'ii I'licu, in Man h, , nm| season with a dli-ll of "iil"li gowns, goes In for clalxirat* elde Palmetto Avenue. They were mar Mrs. James Terw,,'e**r1’. I ebout two weeks svith relatives Scl/iin k annoiun ml the man ingo I ,,, pnralcv and futile fat drapes on her more formal de­ rlad In Rutland, O. In 1809 where would i "in. hcfoie the end of I lie j Mr use tin liquid finm citin' Mra. Mrs. Raymond t.unquist, signs , thty mad* their home for some -iimnn' '"ion wc gd a In cat her canned w ""iked vcgcinldc- m non Hflg roiiceiltrutr* oil sleeve Isaea Mar­ Ray, ana and ine Ihe M — — time before coming to Sanford In fjarlln Kay, misse. Mr f . A. Kratser and two | 11"III «"ii a "i k " I pilin' of pint of tlo* ottlk ill -nil"' *. 1910 where they have resided ever garet a,nd Katherlna k.'children of Tallahassee are ihe lulnest for Fall. Introducing the Mi— F.io ii dt -tar lit a flllll i n—ol"lc ill die-, and "tlici- I* "Mercury Wing" silhouette, which ‘ nrlri was In the dry Orlando,i, Winifred Lovell. Since. Mr. Irwin guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ileclf of Mm v U • l.l. novel "Gone to ,, an rcplllic -omc milk, foi r\ ^ Qn 0 rap, vmf Avenue and other Is h flaring lapel arraiigemenl i good* buslnesa for many year* Wight and ami Elisabeth Whlgnam. Faith" to t.i- pioihned In Fngliindj ample, in ii -mice foi cieaiiicd v. stitched Into Ihe sleeve seam. H" later becoming a salesman of | relatives and friends. nod Wale Ih. (dm I- -poii-oied • getnldrs, a thick -nine f"i the shows also the mnusquotalre, electric appliances. He Is now re­ jointly lq S. I nn k and Mil \lcx- linse of ciiapictt)-., "i ill u -""ffl" tired. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin have one Miss Jaalrr Weed of Troy, Ala. sleeve, which Is htlttolied from Iilid'i h o ld , tor omelet. -Ciilloped pot atie wrist In eltaiw hih I suggest* the son. C. I.. Irwin of this city. arrived last Haturdsy tu visit her H O N E Y CO M It T U O K I N O T ile arlii m i iveil lit 11 eland eleaiited egg-, a fi-li . ii —crolc. '" long mnusquelalre glove. The rooms of the Irwin home sun* and uncle and cousins. M . O ra y "a p e ttlf cotton" new ly dec­ in Mai.h and Intel |olued the pro-ci earned fidi»i meat The "Gyto Hklrt" Is anolhei were were,- attractively decorated with and-Mrs. W. I,. Vance and Miss orated w ith honeycomb lu c k in g diicei in /in i h. Swltrerlainl III j Still fmthei u-c- f"i the liquid Relg Inoovalloii of Ihe season, e r i - e u i o r e a gladioluses Iliu im u a n aand im |pom >um . yarl-colored — a summer in to dress for co ck­ an Irriet view theie Melsniek -aid 1tire: In-lend "f wnt*i f"i looking ^ June and Aim Vance. They will tom chrysanthemums. The re-1 accompany Miss Weed to Alabama with panel* applied at side front ta ils sm l m fo rm sl dining Col* he and Mi-- tones were uoiking | rice: ndillttg fliiv.., and nnti n nt and side hark In suggest that t table with lared "photogenic n ecklin e" is si- vei'V tund "I! (dm problemto spend a few weeks. hreehment * “ waa covarad............ Milplac,. "f walei lo a on at " q. _________ would tx* dandy fun to whirl. IU* 4 beautiful white lace cloth and1 Mi— l.l" ' I- the foi loci w ife to llic ie n -e n illilM ve v a lu e , in mo*! off-shoulder M is* Nancy Appleby. Miss (N Y ftrrs* /infifiilr rhntof centered with a low gold and whit* ■ts* nancy rtppicnv. .mss Anna Ann* |i "Tallspln -i'-. •Skill" -Is slim ...and of I d o l l(..t" ii W a lk e r, hv whom eiennied -oop and -pit* i" a "i Corley end Ihclr falhcr*. Harold straight n front, develupa a flirt arrangement chrys . . . . . . . . . . . . . of — pom r - ... pom r . .........rys-he ha to litld ien. Sh e ilivoii'i'il , bean soup f"i flavoi n . Im. . Appleby and Joe Corley returned *Uons flare at renter til . nthtmums and daisies tied with W a lk " III I'M.'. In hi ill-i m: "I -tew till- ....... . H A TH 1 NU H A M S s i N 'E H on Sundey from Atlanta. Ga. Relg goes In for aumptim * f*| Sold ribbon. Crystal candelabra RIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT t*i*i tm r S m I i r r i i y A n d] SelMink*- (n-l wife wa- liene | this liquid ........... ............... vegelahle. n „ s .hiI miiI II.,n. ,«ii*l I ••min 11,1 mui Veld gold tapera. On the table | jnr. nn(| Mrs. Danny Altman where Miss Appleby and Miss Cor- 1 rlcs fm fall, showing uphoIslcrj C lu h w ill hold it- -••"•nil qppi r at Miivet S e l'im k , H ro ailw iiv uru M ake Ihe p h i" ’ " f w utei ' ' 1 11 s* i,, % W, \\%\ (tivp AI «| f damasks ami anil "ru ymt a large cake decorated with announced today the birth of a Icy took entrance examination* at weight satin dnmasKs • w minting ol on lillcci mid dii'ighlei of Mini Mag ii iii innit •••uf. "i m d»i \ »•••1 • • I ,« »• l, t.- 11» I *ri %mir I hut I cades, chenille e.iihroldered net. 1 ni \ ttialf• •.lllllil tM IM lll.* grid and white Icing. . „on, Michael Eugene, on July 11 Crawford W. Long Hchool of no o', lo, k Sw i m mile I "ui II Mayer. n, | s I I, h *i i »;Ii M ir r.n l!v p | |lM|»ir. f*»l *l»-flMH«* { Assisting In serving and enter-! in ] .,r|i( Tenn. They resided In Nursing whlrh they expect to en­ Bilk vi'lvrl ami rhlff*Mi ti» lntrlgiH* niltn; will Im i t» v cl pi mi l. the I rustomrr* In the upper Income ^inito In ’MP I* \ I f l i I* \ H I | telning were Mrs. C. L. Irwin, sanferd until about a month ago ter In th* Fall. wl||t|MO il Hal i nl.i i in a r*n •, .. ... -lung Cl....... Ill'll" ; Add III" I"PI"I ';• no that m. _________ hrackcl* Mra. M. N. Cleveland. Mr*. Harry I w(,,n ,hfy left for Tsnnessee fol-Ini'.l'l.'l, I'liking lo.I.a.l -f a.ldiog « " !" did. 4III I Iiiii lu ll 2 I hI. e!••••-«••f I . p|>., flesh, lii ini; ii < udell. Mr*. Robert Llpplncott, J |„w|n|t ,\fr. Altman's jfraduatlen tapii'i'ii * Dr ciimlit". 'In Hqoi. • ' ■jr ui . Mrs. nunr Atlclc qui Curry of o«v«i,nn„t. Savannsh,. tillTitl • *1 piii' appte and \l I v| \ | S I l f r». Amelia Noble and Mrs. Ford fr„m j„hn II. Htetson Unlvarslty. Ha. arrived ymturduy to -pend a . isrin.'l ippfi V .»n ..... ..rllt of Knl i, lull* li» "ii • i I f Mill IM ........ I glas-e-. Il.'i. i" P |" " " ..... L."t S''i Russell. Du# to Mr*. Irwin's III-1 _______________________few weeks with friends and rein- 1 1 " M* ' /, " . t Im.l pul'd,! r« *> 1 1 ....................... 4,*| \r i'| ,'1,1111'tl titifMft •...... . wit It i, I»m i ; »*f mint i i n«I 1,11«| flllD •"* • M'f If sIlMlf hess only a few close friends were. tlvas and to serve as so attendant i ,l"' l["'Ut*. ' ay • , nttlvfll '|*lll t• Ft *It it ini'* Itrrlt ,•111 lv \\,'it . tlfl i v lirvri *!$!•• Invited to call during appointed! A gmxl way to use tha liquid for Miss Hatty Wllkln-.m, who '"» 'v"" " |'llllp|t«'l|, •»#-., tt. .1 vt I It Inilti'i nl iles...„ -I* to . will b# married on July 20 lo Dr.| leased! leftover from sweet pickle* Hours. #..u. nun l*j»»in*1 it i tn.i In '•tilh nil ss it* i . . . .. and then In Itel I te rillilN i A fir, i» dip Sliver Hiiller. N. J. j 1 *HW ’"*w ' Th'* -SJmf' *| Hi omul |M'i*t»' i M•>• il |»**tii I«»••«• Richardnt Silver of Rutler. T,"• '" h , ".'.d.* f.* til, Il II11 I" kl't'l' fn i tfrl In »» , •• t During the summer give your rmir It over cooked, thinly sliced Mra. Curry will he the guest of her i in .r.s M«" : V l -I* •I» if yiin i i i i . it s . s l i m n s a i,if il il, I Hll«ltl I 'M w |,i, i .1 i J T--e----hands treatments heel*. beet* should be left grandmother. Mrs. W. P. Brooks. aim •anas occasional oil ireaimsnts rn-eis. The inc utr,* nlienee e ^--A-Ado ,' •I**,, *f linn.I - 'Di! ' • •, • •*vi*ii nr nt -- ta1 r s"- John Glllwrt, gnd your nails a treat with cuticle In the liquid as they cool, and then tmk |»*S|*•I • IIIS II hnl dllVB. me now dead. IMl K K IIS IIN 'H oil. refrigerated. »I,ll»»t Mr. end Mrs. O. I. Shumsn sod ire. Karl Dane Johnny seems to lie Hollywood’s nl ni, tIm* f •! ..f •» • I,ISIS nml family who have made theli home Hit* (#it \ y s H M i o w \ r n s i . m i s • ■ iv fi xPI'VPlI Wlill i favorite handle these days. I<ant ft». Run f Mill I*ll. T IB — In Lake Mary far * number of season it wa- "Johnny Melinda L't*'**l nNn vests, plsn In leave this weekend ttocaas* yoo tova nk* thing*" for Atlanta, Ga. where they will and before, "Johnny (t Clock. SAN FO RD O H I .A N D O R D make their future home. Mr. Shu­ Now we are soon In see sucii j I POAlSif man Will manage the Giles Food Johnnies as 'Johnny Allegro." J t u r n o n f i . a t k >a r Store Market located nt West "Johnny One-Eye." "Johnny Hull ah i r n i : r t .a s h i n g a r r o w Peachtree and Fourteenth Street day" and "Johnny Stool Pigeon. ' | This trend no doubt hn* some to r*. slgnicance. Could It lx* there * lack In Johmdast •* •♦ I n il | j i ' . l t i " l i e i l " I x e n n ile - $ It takes no ouljn hoard to pie I I" NS I .ON ll< lM'. dirt that Hill Lawrence will Int» IMl. HOLLYWOOD. July l.l-i/Pt - the erootlet hall of fame in the sivi i; i> footstep* of Va"re, Crosby. « " Midweek medley— (If. Ms.ie M O M T E Z |{ \ V M S I'.SN TIT'S A check on Ine Oscar derby at lumlxi, Sinatra, Como, etc Hut I'll III.O l S i Jens Pl*ir* A U M O N T tha midway mark reveals a scant here I* a guy with a really .... ’Tu i lu'ieiiiil fur field. deni design. H ATS p—ii O ' l( E f » E •• I'm talking about televi-i'.ii Never ha* there lieen so few I I i i iin t 't u in • sontsnders for Academy honor* Young Hill, who wa* once mi S t r t t 't v e r O' at the six-month post In Holly­ at a Hollywixvd Boulevard theutei. i! \ I I I I ’ '• Ill wood's annual rare. From this has a fairish baritone. Ill* M il .' I I , AI HI ! ' l l I ' l N vantage point, it appears that asset Is a handsome face « tu. n he uses to fullest advantage «u only "l/eiter to Three Wives," K I D D I E S U N D E R 1 ?. A L W A Y S I : "Home of the llravc," "The Win­ TV. I think he’ll lx* Video- fn-l dow" and "Champion" make a seri­ swoon sensation. A Ilf' "f ous hid for Idue-blood honor*. Kirk Douglas' priteflghtor role eyebrow can send a Ixtlilty«•*•• Such a pleasure to the eye. hysteric* bi al m the other' end "f■ seems to mr me the 11117 only perfor inlo nyjllVFirn ir n ii, ii, y ""•' auch a treasure to the malice to rate serious attention. I , co-axial raid#. It i* frightening ■ H U Y M IX' A M I touch. F it* aa only nylon Unlike last year, female cunten-1 t„ think of TV'* possihlltlle- "f der* for the aettng prise are mass hypnosis. , K \ X I,’ doea— wHahe* and dries in sparse Always leave them laughing., a flash aa only nylon can, (Of f l rcourse, nurar, R studio* i U H i u a noften iirii h hold m ih iiayR d y B lYlHU'ii Milton nBeile. m ipi so I'll •" with never a touch of Ihe their Academy hopeful* until re- Have you heard s I h iii I the nml' Iron. lease at the end of t o year. Hut R(sr whn keros singing that ..... .. \ 2 IM i i T last year’s winner#— "Johnny about himself: "I'm In love «,(!• tl _ 11.. .1 _ t i l l . M tt 4 4 lla e a * M o. it, I Hellnds," "Hamlet," "Sierra Ma- a Wonderful Guy 1 ’ For Sunday morning hreskfa-i dre"— were all brought out in serve an omelet filled with cream the first part of t o year. It look* as though Iho studios «d chipped href. Sprinkle the omc ara de-emphasising Oscar. They let wllh a little grated yellow ’have already * any withdrawn th^lr fin­ cheese, If you like, and gnrnl«l .............. . with a parsley sprig. A delirious ancial support from...........cad# t o Acpdemy. And theli release! bo far hot bread accompaniment fm Do­ elr 1049 19have leaned toward comedies, main dish would hr muffins ami \ l" l I'll !l ’. - " I I 111»‘ 11( I l f musicals, crime thrillers and marmalade. U ,1 II l ilt I 'H I ' III 11 u illl' ethrr so-called crowd-pleaacr*. Iirsma has nas taken vaaen a seav. Next time you plan to Drama s uses back teal. I ,III|M' III it \ Il 1 nml xi/.t'.x Director King Vidor wa* talk- creamed shrimp enliven Ihe ........ ing alxiut the fantastic economic.! with a llltlr onion Juice nml •• of early movies on the "Beyond tahleapmin of conking sherry. r iiK N ii.L i* ; the Forest" sot. ---------------------------------Irving Thalherg assigned King tu make “Tha Big Ptroda" and he brought the picture in for 1208.006. A night botil* m o m wa* O plnm elrlxt added at a coat of R49JXN). The picture ran for two yoore I I , Magnolia Aea. Phone M J rt New York, and Variety quotes SUGAR AND S P IC E — IU gross at ,8.800,000. Tha figure striped nylon n«t insert* S DOZER&GAY a Too Late To Clamilfy w f o Housewives Ily Anna Mae Sikes w. ment in 1928 was followed by a two-year vacancy, at the * p*c|f|c P*ct •» Max Schmeling ••merged us the recognized | lhu,t/lng "hif Vidte^StVt***'** - industrial slocks and bonds. Jennifer Jones Wed F« David Selinick I Battle Of i f i — Featured For Fall Irwins Celebrate 50th Anniversary 5 5 l . nMJ y.hWO, ‘|.,ld f h,lf . . r* Wor»' insurance, the ih . i v of life In,u«nc«. signaled two contenders to meet for the crown. They met, southern Korea armed force from Initilute of L fe Insurance reveals, but neither got much recognition or went far, and It was | loo.ow to w . 000 »««nand thus have a stake in the capital. Tommy Burns who laid dulm to the title and built his claim *" 'ii.w l M»c system. Over 23.000 Florid. u»» with a succession of bouts all over the world, so that L ,.t * «s »&• proposed pTctffc families collected death' benefit when Jack Johnson bent him by a technical knockout in union "with sympathy," but atands payments amounting to $22,000.­ 1908 Johnson was accepted as champion. The Tunney retire*. on Secretary Acheaon's earlier 000 last year alone. Life insurance 4„fc0 -rV l , j t y '» novern- end................... of which ment bonds, railroad bonds, public churm, mlliiw U . , 1. farm i ---------F and. tn ®mp. Utility bonds, mortgages, PAGE TH R EE • .T ^ Colonial Drv Cleaners Dr. C. L. Persons ■ iW W ia m ls .a - i l l s . . . . D. SA N FO R D F L O R ID A 1 ^ A a-i Vf; xVkL.;• - ■ era* «-• -t . .w>- lisiStJTaiaiiJss MFiiJlfil i m ,.4v , 1 iii^lfliiiJhkktotoeMi 1 - 1 0 �TH U RSD A Y JU LY 14, l | THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA rAOE TWO '• m No Military Dictator The Sanford Herald r #5* ) SERVICE COURSE j Cyril Butner, nervier manager of the Seminole Truck and Tractor Co., will leave Sunday for Chi­ cago for a two week couVkc at the International Harvester Company’* specialized service training school. SIMPLE SIMON'S SUCCESSOR Kushlutoe , ia in k Fakllsbve Ball, **r*et BatsHlar •■a Hangar at IH Maaaalla Aveaaa R ilir t i ' a> aaraad Hass a i l i i f • t u N . at, iaia, at tha r«ai am«t M liKftrt. rintlia. a N ir ik a t i l M CmitMK af Marrt R, MOT. The government reorganisation a ct has b«an passed by Congress and signed by the President, but efforts to exempt favored departments from its provision! are by no men ns ended. Representative Carl Vinson of Georgia, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, has now proposed that, by additional legislation, tho armed services bo made m u m .Ann ta it toAn M l lar proof against the reorganization powers of the President. iinnnon tiRAn The reason advanced by Vinson is th a t he w ants to insuro _____ Haslaraa Maaaaer the nntion agninst military dictatorship. .i at’Mai'Rimnn ItA T K K ■v r.Ureter . ................ The motives of the chairmnn may be altogether sincero. D a . Month Yhroo Moots* Hut that does not niter the fact that what he proposes is a, • la Moatbo 0.00 weakening of the. reorganization act. If a successful attack Oaa tear ... . ran aaiiaarr "oiler*. r i N i af ran be made against the act on behalf of one department,, other nttempts to protert departments, bureaus, offices ami talalan looila, nlll hr r t a r ir i far agencies will certainly follow. If the President is to attack M' i »rriiolaa V«V.IT' *H if«Kl« Mnalarr »oUrrrllalaa ratro. inefficiency and waste in government, ho must have power MrprraralrU Hnllnooltr Mr laW l HrwiMlwr llrprrorotallrra. to attack them wherever they exist. S f*. T »rb . I 'h lr o a o , Ilrln m . The prevention of military dictatorship - - or any other Uhaaa *?■ I llr>.• *»d Bl, ai. I.OBIB. I.nala. I • ................... ' — *> l«a%ai T h n m n a l ^fO CiO U H la a M.mb.r at ib* dictatorship * - Is not1 *to- itie found IIn law. Tho most n . ' W r x ta^k*WM kfalra SSSSn heritages of the Bill of Rights and tho rest of the Constitu<•— *----- • --• » ...... ................. . n t i n a n a l n t n * U n i M M tw l II r p .'.n.'ioVi'.a tion are ours only n» long a» we and j & S L r S S R & S ................ *" willing In p r n t - f them with nur “ j ^ V S l J e ttffHir«. i actions in private lif . . m(j Intelligent use of the J u y ^ H . , r , : . , „ ? . n c W l » t dlci.tor-h.pTODAY'S niMLK VKItHK 10 ____________ ______________________ " 1■ fA fN -A N D -C 4 M | WOMEN’S BRIEFS Percales To Govern Economics Hull nf Eamo Candidate ^ j i*{;_________ _____ BRAIDED RUGS " M ARCH O F EVEN TS - British Pay | | 00,000 | To Scotch Den tint K1HNBURUIL that stem from having a permanent for lM r ,rult ln ,hJ* wh.n*.n.ta i I r t V.Ti r*P|H|Jr • ‘•Pending segment nf the when ealea and eartnnfca «ra fall- cltrna Industry, ho pointed out. Ing, and whan natty companies are nearlniL thalr Wfh> braak-evnn ' ‘ M r labor coats K iw a n lR M e e t at this time would jnleh them uvar that break-hvett ttreclplc*2 make It tc.auas** rres Fas* Ob*) unlikely that pneaa can h# drop- lared the Re Baundcrs. d to mwi'totAMa demand, k>n and "Children are seekers after ua- grind Industry to a a ^aaitaaiaa M>' *ru,h ,n IN* n'*n',, world, and If bringing on Vdiary ™ J -whirl lif t on th<}m wa dotha notlruth havelh#y the h; Mm to fl„a tell ¥fe to ceselon or i the Inflatloit iL-— out hy themselves,” said Rev, Labor is juet stubMm. Tt Saunders. "Children are also de­ pooh-poohs th#M conlantlone nf pendant; and naed tha understand­ managrniant.’ ft hrgtieap ing and love that adults ran give I. The only way to hold off n depression la to Map tM nation’* ^ K s familiar adage, "children . h. A «l the _ should be aaan and'not heard," ba Batting 't declared, aaKIBr, Ul he* ,IB. Man changed an ~ ^i E r ! l g il» # > J t"il incnmf \atV 10 •tit. Not many penpl* know ptfiry wealthy t people ate J n much a* 75 or 80 perof their total income*, or that ton making a million dollar* |r tun to give iii or uven ^J thoutand of k to tha gov* h Thaw ii no call to fad •r people taxed tika that uokma cllo th* IX |*t oicng alt right eay at year la mat one* to f « l wtijr Mr .aopla thanuelvax. in publk. •’ •t A T I EA CH A Special Value! Oval In Hhape nlzc 18”xH0’\ We have thin rujf in four Kra rid colora. Govarnor Daway Appalnt* I Oemnernt* Urging iakman Dulls* la Wngnar'e lent I ? • Run far tanata Feet This was dlsciosed hy Sir Wil­ Sptclal la C*ntttl Pttu liam Marshall, chalrmun of the ASHINGTON- Do*. Thom** E. Dewey's Munt announcement Lanark county health servlre ex­ that he would not aeek Ihe genal* teat vacated hy veteran ecutive council at a meeting of Hrnatnr nnheri F. Wagner t^t. New York, UireatentU to put New the dental etlmates hoard yes­ York Hepiiblir«u« verf pp*fh on tha adol IM a candktaU—until terday. Under the nnttonal health ser­ Dewey appointed JohnT’Otter Dullaa U IM poat. . vlre, dentists submit a Mil to the Pnllth at «xi" rla expeclM th* governor would nomlMta Dull**, hla ■ ----W. . . . ‘d l'J u lL u 1H..U | Ki-varnment for each patient ri.varnment foreign adytorr. to .n^Wd', W.f w Mntll the rumoff election There patient doe*' not rM iM. Tha Thi would •r tifCMf pay'|for treatment. ThiT lavoTo pay *I it TuM full ' hnve'Jb 1 dominate Dulles to eucreerl hlrpHlf tor i* government pny* the dentist detrrrp In tha Senetf. Derpocrali are bending cording to the number of natlont* all their efforts/ toward Inducing former Gov. under bU care nml the kind of Herbert H. Lehman to aeek the poat. Lehman trcatmtiiu given. haa tha backing of newiy-eUctcd Congressman '—i Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. |D>. New York. WEED OUT PROFS WASHINGTON, July 14—(/T>— • NEW UTATMMAN—The recent Big Four It’s time for colleges to weed out some of the teachers they hired foreign mlnletera' meeting In Perl* saw thn emer­ In times of emergency, saya Ihe gence on tha world atage ol France’s Foreign Amerlcnn Association of Univer­ Minister Robyrt Schuman. sity Professors. An unknown until precipitated Into the arena The nssoclatIon’s committee on of French politics, he la believed to hav* played nrademlc'tenure, sold in a report' tha most Important part In chingtag French thnt the six-year prohallonary psychology. IH-riod Is almost over for thous-j At prsvltsu meeting* or other dealings with Jahn fatter amis of young teachers who werej Francs, a fear of tha emergence of a military Outlet hi rnl during nnH ihnrtly lifter Germany has plagued tps French representative. World War tl. II had bernme a national psychosis. Mrhuman regards tha peril lightly. Now Franc* a« a whole takes the matter less seriously, due In part to the promise of th* rearma­ ment program and the North AlUHtta Alliance. Hchuman. strartgely, a nattva ol Lorralo*. which was tn Ger­ man hands from M70 to World RfXr t. Until ha served In the Frvnch army, flghtlng Oarroany, M t a w no word of French. R FARE iNVAttlOlf t—Alt Intaraatlng convietltm Mid by aom* Latin Amrrlcan exprrU la that tM r«c«nt "Invfaloti” nf the Dominican Republlr was actually it*|*4 hgr ita own purported victim. Domini, ran Prcsldtnt Trujillo. Many pertAlar clrcumdlaneoi surrouMlag tM "ataklnt" of two keaplanrs hearing IN "lnv*dtr«” tMd Uiogg sMarta to ae* something al taflt unusual tn tM "Invufen.” However, of grretae«dl|hUkfMf le M* faet that. Dictator Trujillo ta up 4 «htMrJltM»e«tton pf a IS tnllHnn dollar mllltgrif • M$ffat la tab* Onat ' Unprecedented for ana prdtaet him i|alnit tries hut TrujUlo muat' overthrow. , , tha tad Impartial nhssrvsra apy .rtw?" It * revolt was possible penny In taxas' out i fhit aaaault from llhaly unit** h» could, show without was pnaaibt*. that that# tha pilot, •gtna bock F,JJ" *,C a*w t /0" A " « * le * LOB ANGELES, Jut* C r* f a' *nt. h t..' Civil Aeronautics Boar* to an salimaU' by pity say that low flylni and Mt Clifford McKIbbln, A irjWO to MiNO W VHwi CLOSING OUT SPORTS SHOES Tan and White Ventilated R H hi* Mtimata.1 r> ^ Women’s Slips**! 0. FLORSHEIM • rtjrtofl, M, regional CAB aircraft was on FORTUNE8 Nylon Hose Full fashioned 61 Gauge 16 Denier Q flp nrtr ahadcs, al[ first O O Quality pr. •A, ! J n? ' ' rJSy Men’s Oxfords Sport Shoes Galore! Priced for a quick Clearance 'Wl Vp* Women’s Shoes W now -ehiidren are to ba aeon to ln«pMt I bo YMhlNOtab Scotland. July 14—(43—A Scottish dentist ha* made <262)0 (glOO.DOO) for 1! months wnrk under llrltlnn's i sorlnllxed medicine scheme. • TARGET HATE—Sept. 1st v *nd Is now halng sat aa th* tsntat tvs data for adjournment of OMigreea. Administration leaders are talking of winding up btoatnaaa end gotng home In time for th* La­ bor Day week-end.' •' , ’ ~F" ’ Aa the deadlne tor adjounniairt la July at under tha pravtalnnt of thn Reorganisation (gw, t>a tffuaa and Senat# will have to adopt thru# Industrie*, alOuHJgh p o t'all.' thutTiU company devised.tha pro a resolution extending the gMpn. And some of thorn opetlly predlcl gram as a mean* o f securing an I Keeping Congress Hard aNMoltht epflrv summer will not prove lum , * !, V101’* M* f «ver Incrsnslng supply nf rpiallty popular with tha f.gtilat^ra. but tNpMfcrgilc leaders consider It With prlcea softening and puyare frMit m.,.t the^ soaring denecessary. Staying nut of tha marktt in many niamla for froxen nrattga Juice Gne result will ha IMt thg ffagtdant'g aMht (ovammcntal reor. case*, management feela ja atrlRv throughout the country. Besides anliatlon plena will bv able to go Into'effect on the expiration of would burl the rompantaa Jiaa now fflv|n> grower* a " f l o o r ” under ■nic dradlina deadline le “ “ $0. “ fa Ihe IM WW* pf of •Agg. thim Rt Rtijr llmfl Rtnte tliR war. j orRiifR prlritii, addril UrntflU will lo days. 151* u- Management conUnds We've cut the 3-yd* fnj price wny down. 4 '*1 (iel vimis now and JL save plenty. Fancy, Btiynn Satin Trimmed, A rhI. } A iiii Color*, nlzr* ,12-40. A AfttfAWASHIMTON Or. William V>. (itirgns slnudd in thn Hall of Fame, 'inyit n group of his udndrnrs, hnmluil liy Dr. Qllvur C. f!nrmichniil, tcihing hath nr no kinR ever d.nrd prrmidnut of thn ('urtiugiu Fmiiidntlun fur tho AdvanconiontI to bet a Rroiip of negro boy* hath nf Touching. They think that (inrgus has boon Htrungolyj ing in die river having the time ovcrlookod. A h surgeon general of tho Arm y Gorgns was af th«ir live* romplelely nhliviou* instrumental in cloaring tho Cnrinl Zone nf fover, and mak­ •Uth thing* a* prejudice, inloling iionslblo tho digging of tho Patmmn Catml. ♦ran**.' Jnd racial 1tUyjnmtnalioin The Vfnll finally ndmltted Dr. Walter Reed, who ianlntod thn. 'and'ether inttaneda lib* thpm tho gdrm of yeiirvtrfovor, and might well chrumo fiurgus also. makfxpnr wonder wlm i* happiest, Hut tho electors, having manv possible candidates to consid­ who Rrl* plr.lsilir from *implr er, are sometimes slow in muking what seem to others to tie ing*, oi fir who Iia* iii iuik Ii lie obvious choices. It was ycarH before they admitted such n I* hored liy it all. star of American literature us Edgar Allan Poe. Thu next election w ill take plan* in DlliO. Hy that time! We liavr linud a lot alum! die Ihe (iurgas committee might lie able to work up a really good fvila ol the "32-20 Club", dial orcampulgn. ganiralimi ol vrtpran* midrr llir G. I. Hill of Rights wlio mllrrlrd Nation s H u h I i k ’hh C it r u H r i t i n $20 a week ill "torkutg rliair money" for 32 wrrks. Here in II IIH IlB H .a K rn n t C l | f O a s t ll'.a H n .* r » * H a . Vaer Florida uvrr $33,000,000 lm» Iwen if. wage — nr other lieaefH* lo labor. Cluararity" I* a nmnihly payment paid In vrtrran* under llii* pm- Niese other Industrie* feel thnt If of five cents per Imx for fruit vision nf die lull and mure limn th* unions have their way with Ciintrnrtril. Tills I* designed to 125,000 have llill* hern hrnefillrd. stool, It will he almost Impossible give the grower an Income for npy of th* others to head off throughout ihe year. The pay­ YFhal i* priliap. .nnirlimr* over­ slmilnr demands. ment begin* Hepl. I, HMD and I* looked i* dial aldmuRh 121.000 Why dues management In gen- continued for twelve month*. At draw at Ira.t one week** payment, rnl foe] that this I* tho time tn picking lime the grower receives ...... ............. and tnkn........ a stand ........1 Why -c . arn nn added amount, determined hy 1only 10,774 lirrw payment* fnf 32 turn W«ckl. Only 10,774 a« Inally lie- hoth aide* being *•> stutihurn this the picking and hauling terms of summer? I thn contrarl, ami final nettleumnt longed In the rlnli and mummed ihe aversg* market Contestants are alwaya stub­ based on draw lienrfit* a* Ioiir a* they born Just belor* a >battla, of price nr to bring Ihe per boa price befoir lonkiitR fur a jeli. coursn. • That's good tactic*. But up In one dollar, is mad* nn nr Utla time there are many Indica­ before August first nf the follow­ ^tn the other 106,000. ing year. tion* that they mean it. Management feela It haa two In announcing the plan tn d.al' i 'Vi V a nave long hem nf ihe opinara In the central and east coast rgumente: -r ^,>7 Ign that the miniiter* of dir gnipel 1, Output it falling dn many of Florida regions, Mr. Cloud said •I . \A unititutional amendment it Made nf fine Quali­ ty two bar tricot Rnvnn. A ll elustic waiat, in band leg a n rl euist ic le g styles. it would give thn government broad powers In the business field, liul now the purpose! is to counteract depression in­ stead of to control inflation. There Is much to be said in favor of achieving both purposes. Hut In the light of past experience with business manipulation by government, tin* new proposal is a little frightening. Controls Intended to modify the effects of the business cycle must he planned and applied in advance. Y et experience of both private ami government planners shows that they are nut yet able to predict business trends fa r In atlvance with reliable accuracy. When attempts are made at art I Henl control, they are atxiiit as likely to aggravate the cycle as t iMfitso it, depending on whether tho guessing was good or hart. It is rpicntionalilo whether wo are ready yet to guess mid apply advance measures on a grand scalo. An incidental hut very pertinent point is that this pro­ posal, called an economic expansion plan, Is also a govern-1 men! expansion plan of impressive proportions. It would create nig new offices nml agencies, and provide for big new spemling Introduced at this late dull! in the session of Congress, it is likely to be pressed as mi emergency meusure. Hut u proposal of such wide significance certainly ahnuld uni lie dealt hurriedly. ill witii ..................... ■ ■ I arth, a* happy with Ilia tool re- ^>uld inr.rea.e the tit* of iheir Igrcgatinn* bv adoplinu nuHlern ,|in.d ntelhmf*'. Thi* virw nf ■j* *uhilaiitialrd tail Sunday )« Rev. Norman Hammer nf jtmanntl l.ulheran Church nf (lerihurit adopted the terhnf the modern drive-i tar and preached hit termon • H I ■ microphone and loud tprali m ’ to a targe crowd ol |ieople . M rkid In agloinohile* in a vacant W 1 in Pa.adena, Calif, the allace Hamilton who ha* tjoing tin* sort of thing for time alttact* a* many a* Pi gUtomobile* on a Sunday I V F I ff F A i V I f f . • Mo-dc-Gay Boeauae il la sunny today dews ■*** pro*, that storms will nrvrr « •« • again. Humetlmr* hitler A new proposal for government manipulation of tin* Nadir!nr Is good for us. I won afi Mae but hr hnlh broken ten o*on • business trend is being prepared for presentation to Con­ dtr.—Jb. 10:12. gress. Like measures brought forward earlier in the year, A small liny, iil.iollllely iiakrd, playinR in the Klreel durinR a driv ing rain as completely unaw.ne ol the Miipriir of pasting motoii.t* ai If he were the only perMin on Phono M I €Mi€K FMISI 8? Thete thnlild he »ome snriaioRi cal signifiranre in the repnrl from Raifnrd dial white priioncri nutnumhrr neRioei, although 12 year* ago negroes outnumbered wliilrs by three to one. Sixty-five permit pf the entire pri»on population i* composed ol men between the .irci of IB and 23. We don't know ju*t why there tiling* should lie »o. but an investigation UiiRlil lead to aom* inlere»linu conclusions. O P T O M E T R IS T Mr** t u a l s H - fils..#* IK j Moor* *-•» . f-JI Bat. B-d Allsafl" National Haak H* President Coolldgc’s full name I wm John Calvin Coolldge. .iv The Preiitlrnl's rprrnl ernnomic mcit.iRr, of fi.000 word*, m y» th* New Haven (Conn.) ReRKtrr, wai itiued l» iiirrrct one prior, “that calling (or s lour billion dollar tax increase", "ami ihrn hr proceed. In recommrml leveral more eiion, I I , to kd'aparific". Dr. C. L. Persoi 36” Cretonnes Only ID Pair at this Low price. We may JHt Have your slaa J ,p c d V io l. ....... - ■ Women’s Dresses We made a special pin-clinic nf the season cotton* ami rayons. You don't w au l tn misa these vnllir*. on end y«f. All Klrnt Quality Draprritm. The pattoriiH art* jfruul anil lli«. niiiirs exct’llenl. Two B iff tuit'k dt arum __. . *1 Prices! ■/.Sb . y ami �ve—‘«T JULY 14, 1949 K A n d Personal Activities f r i h i F i l l e r R a y — Society Ed ito r Williams Home Is C Scene Of Meeting Social SUNDAY ■Mr*. Vtilli* William* was hoeTh# Fifth Congrtsslonal District' n-»* f,,t * monthly meeting of the ownsettd Council of Florida w ill; Woman'* llibb Class of the Flrat convene In convention at the Tour-. HuplM (Tmn-li In-Id at her home git Center at 1:30 P. M. Reports'at i.oi Mngimliu Avenue on Ttieitf tha Towneend National conven- day evening. ll.i»t«sie* with Mr*. Ion In Columbua, O. will be given. William* w it . Mr*. B. F. Mclembtri are urged to attend and Wintrier, Mi*. V. U. Hasty, Mra. ring their friend*. j W. A. Cagle and Mr*. Fred .Myers. J Mrs. (irady Duncan and her _ . . daughtei, Mrs. Allen DeLaney of T tN p n o flt 148 New nrlcnns, entertained yester1 ilny with u luncheon at 1:00 o'clock ■ at the Duncan home on Palmetto » Avenue honoring Miss Ratty Wll* 0 T Jf f ) f t ( J # • klnsott, whose marriage to Dr. a v r u v re u s u Richard Silver will he an event of “ 1 “ " , next week. White gladioluses were Mr. and Mr*. W, W, Hlsei and' used In decorating throughout the daughter, Rosalind, of Tallahassee rooms. are visiting Mr*. J. F. Hliei and Guests were seated ut 'he dining family. tuhle which was centered with a ---------lovely nnungeinent of the white Lloyd Whitaker left ov.-i the flowers. White tapers were placed ait weekend to visit Ills loot her in crystal bidders on either side oy Whitaker in Havannah. N. V, uf the flower nrrnngement and _________ hridul place cards marked the . , , U miI*1! " film *. "In* r h»< \\ \ hilt r If i -Y111 Id •Im ping up urn- <'•b: *Ilf 4Mi mU" inli-n! m iln n t Ilf "4 11'» ii *111b'i i mih ii , v u ile ly and i- - till no e'41111i 11 iMhi t h ru llkf 11I'uii'i It "1 , hiMA iib -v K iim t a ­ 1e■''t * ui I-* 1M1•*T4l/4'lil — 1 . 11*•\ 4 1 w! 1. . ^ *.f mem may h* Ic i II mv*i bilking d ish , 141 t ft'hk'* •! Ill ('• •’t.-.l w ill UlltV> i i i i .I lopped Mil ll ri ui -•fit .! (•"friiMi* (In'll lira ted tli. , 1,-1111 in a omdeinte oven, s | . , . t,i.I.- - I,, n iii.e s w ith p a p rika I I., tu i, tl i i m , healed and then ciino-h wii'i pm si,-v s(i| Ig* just JOHNNY tVF.ISSM CI-I.KK rescues LIT \ BARON', Wilkinson wine for the from t’olnnihin’s new nilveiituie, “.H’Nill F I I M luncheon u sunhack lavender cotdm mid Fii.luy at the If it z Theatre. ton frock fr<M-k with uteen gieen accessories. Her glfl from the hostesses was _ _ |n j,,.,- clmsen puttern of crystal. Those enjoying the luncheon with M is , Wilkinson Ml,, were her ito i.l.YWi>i>D July II |h Finiiium. i i. if, , mother. Mr* Jack Wilkinson, her A „ m,u„o vm, have) Met....... ........ grandmother Mrs. W T. Brook*. ,, tlf .... .. m,.vie lures sealing nniingrment. in this scene Sin,wing to- to greet I'nrlei ul a town lion” receplinii followine the “Kai. lick," . opemog iy oft .Inhn I ’m mil finishes up hi ' h. t'... t»..• .1 •' to lli • laid*. .loan i pid.lic cooti act with ' I b> i..„... Dornlhy Dornlhy ,fei " Tin film wn- ..iinniilli d,.d ?.., -, xy pie- in \i gent mu, lull midi 0 I V small while tnrlllp. pecl-.'d me la'ilig made hen e .Ined. v i i - a inngy flavor llm 1ml n H ln n w vC . - I'll "" * I., in tilniiiij \ ic e aide simp Add a™ . M sg , m m , „ fully lecuiered limn lie 1' ' 1 a I-,iniuel ..I hell™ to tile soup, ---------. . .................o l o r r y oi rmvii Bill sia i.poiltil ' io. i ..ii i .......... . ll by tlcing a ^ ..? “ v,,nn* h' <U• n,‘ MUi lures ..ml I ..... . think they are'teas. I'd ....... .. M a cce ss.' mer months with her parents. Mr. Peggy Duncan 1 in.la Susiili Agin. Lie" because hei scene- wen in a b,n leaf a celery top, a sprig of laexp lain * Sin neccssai y. and Mr*. Grady Duncan at their _ . pi nimbly lilt- j hunpitul lied pin l.i, and one of thyme tosniffed ul the ten she mighl not home on Palmetto Avenue. A good w«, tn use up a little ^ ’a .d.uiug. m^igu're Produeei Alan l.umay wu, slm-s C. li.d ili’l , She 11ut Itenu.i,' tlie "tannjuet" ba­ — -----leftover rice is to put It Into an tislik e lot* one shine and a voting Interfo r a ca stin g o f Ib d .c il P ie a ln o s 'B e sid e s my pei*m Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schumacher omelet about half a pup tn a two* fo r It (leg m i l . it'* iig u llisl the esi in llie il Inch is mak- buddy In "Tlmmlei in tin- Dust. and children, Ann and Henry . egg puffy omelet. Serve with hot Schumacher, Jr. plan to leave to- ld*cult* amt rurrnnt Jelly or peach b morrow for Morris Plain*. N. J. m preserve*, visit for several weeks. ___ MONDAY 1 A covered dl*li -upper wae »erv. The Dependable Clas* of the ed buffet style fi.un the porch and lrit Methodist Church will meet enlen at table, in the lighted gart 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. | deu. Following the supper the 1. B. Hudson, 11,1 Holly Avenue, meeting w*» held on the porch The Elite Knight Circle of the with Mr*. Myer*, class president, First Baptlit Church will meet presiding. The devotional based on With Mrs. V. C. Messenger, 30fl the :il*t I’mdin wa« given by Mra. Welt Third Street, nt Hi00 P. M. OuUla Wilson. I TO# Daliy VacMlon Bible School „ ^ oru Wrrt, tl#, rd , rom 0f« . Will begin at 0:00 A. M. at tho Blli| member* were urged tn ^0IVrth of ihi* NnisrPM, 118 vl^lt ill da** membern. Group T j* p U ^ev' Hodgera, capialn* were appointed as a chalk artist, will be present on uomiiiHtiug committee for tha Monday and each day thereafter. , t-»nilnir year. w *. . . * U 7 u /* u Following n prayer by Mr*. Q. W * S , v/, B * Dixon a social hour wgj held K n lH u P r m r r n m M p p t during Which time Mr. william* ^ IO I u b r r o g r a m in e e i Kimip wlth motbn Mr. and Mr*. Randall t hese and ---------‘ picture* of Id* grandchildren. children, Laura, Randall and l The builnese and program meet'|ho*e intending were Mra. Mi- Joshua, have left for Barnstable, tag of the Women's Society of .. ........... Mr*. A. C. Benson, Mu. M u*, where Mrs. Chase and her for the meeting wee •United Mr». Will Whitmire, Mrs. Christian Service opened at the H A. (- Moore. Mrs. W. A. Cagle, childrenMr*. plan to several dm '* with Chuck Herron a* c. Madden, Lef jDenjsMethodist ChurchMrs. ol Mamie Monday | r, Hasly, R. spend Pippin, month*. Mr. K.Chase plan* to rethe speaker. ton. Mr*. B. Carter, Mrs. Mysrs, Tfternoon with K. the Mr*. i,Uim Mr*. Joder Cameron, to Sanford in about two I Mr*. R. F. Cole, chairman, TThll presi­1»Mr*. K. S. Hockey, A. JM. turn My Father's World .Mr*. The M,«. C. Hagan, Mra. J. M. Wllded and appointed Mis. Chester Walker, Mrs. C. D Forrestei, Mr*. w*«kt. Daniels a* building fund chairman Wil-uii, Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs. and Mr*. L. S. Harkey a* music S. C. Dickerson. Mrs. J . A, You can reheat rolls in the top chairman. The scripture reading Strmige,~Mri".”j'"i,. Ji'ckson, Mrs. of ■ double holler over boiling wae given by Mra. B. F. Dyal and j y i_ewl». Mrs. William* and water; or you can wrap them well Mrs. Fletcher Bolls. The devotional Mr*. H. R. Beck. In aluminum foil and heat them •w as given by Mr». Ray Herron. In th* oven. It wae announced that I wo pic­ tures, "The Book of Esther" umj "Dtmocracy-the Human Right" I will be ehown at McKinley Halil «n Wednesday, July-B0 at HiM; BY DOROTHY ROR P.M. The public 1* cordially in­ Associated Preaa Fashion Editor vited to attend. NEW YORK. July ! * - ( « — Tlie "Trade Tunic”, a sophisticat­ ed version of the cobbler* apron, is presented by Hattie Caraegl# in Per Fall collection ae the way to transform a simple black dree* into a party costume. The tunica, ehown in aevtral versions, are made of black taf­ feta and are tied on over elim , black jersey dreatee, %4fUn| fee* Hvlty quicker than you can aay • "I haven't a thing to wtar." | Fabric Interest Is th* highlight i In the Carnegie showing, u n BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mra. J. R. Dunaway an­.{hoe bun In other rail fashion New nounced today the Idrth of « son, pravlewa presented during open-| York’* crowded week o Robert Denial, on July 9 at tha Inga. ftFarnald Laughton Memorial Hos\to*t dramatic are th* eheef tweed* and woratede which are PlU,< • ■ seen throughout the collection*. These have the rich, soft look of regular weight woolen*, hut In the hand hav eltttl* more than the weight of chiffon. Thus they are BANTA MONICA. Calif,, July used for dresses and can he hand­ 14—-</P>—Crooner Dick Haynes led nnd draped like allk. de . and Nura Eddington Flynn will h# , -.Stiff, -— lustrous upholstery -, married In nearby Beverly Hill, j by Miss" nCarnegie L l V J t ? e * i* " a . .'u.m'‘) for the theater next ---Sunday. l j j i, . (coat* and dresses with a distinctrtaintd a marriage license here yesterday. They »ald they have handsome. Ho plans for a honeymoon other Coat dresses are Important in than that they will leave some­ the Carnegie collection, ax they time next week. Nora gave her are In others of the couture •ge as 08 and Haymes as 1.1. group. A typical number ls a Nora obtained her divorce de­ coat dress In feather-weight cree from Actor Errol Flynn In dover check gray and white wool ___ ___Vegas, N«v„ last Friday. with a one-sided peplum and * L«e panel-hack aklH. Haymes was divorced hv Actress A Miss Carnegie shows also th* iJoanne Dru In Reno, Nev., June "Necessity Coat"—bulky, boxy, In E The Flynns were married in three-quarter length. II 1* ef­ In 1948 and hav# fective In oxfora gray flannel ^Acapulco, Max., in were with a valvat collar. Ul two children. Th* 'Haim** Many of her euita do tblcke W#d wad In New York in IM t and hav# this rail. A detachable apron (hr*# youngsters. may button on a slim tub# skirt, or # c#p# collar may b# attached to a Jacket. flat H v e rrtb le a I# M lii Carnegie futures th* BULBB, HHKUBM k THEEH "Sideline” allhou#tt#r- ■ wrapa­ #1 round dress draped and buttoned on one hip. DICKKRBON'H . . URAY SHADOW NURRKKIRH Twenty-nine eUtrn have coun­ I#. 8#alet4 Ave* W . TM—J t tries named Washington. *ii™ MCtnoalBt m ini iTim iu in i ui Hi.- 11,4.- VMlf. . I , . I ’iv ir l.lg lll tt|M i n.. Thi- hi mb! I Ci.li- I'm tiT- lilt «iid's tlii Sill! l l II t'i.Hit mill ilitui l" i 14 M ill III i' III. . It FT". but till- *t lid Mi* nII'IIIii i.i 1.4' | lu rin g M i-* J i- ffi « \ -l Imck tn' long Slu-'- ii In ill Mllll «n|n min iiinl i ' illi'iin i . cu lm 1 Dnin Dm ley ni"'1 In* \\ i h . DiIIY hi Nlvi- i i . Hut it K m 1'•*ll t •1Ml 111 Svum sun. V i t i i K lli’ii i" " t -if III*1 i i . ,iu Will'lll fli- tu ig liti'i H W* tl' Mil i.mu.l i S Mrs. J. W. Nettle* hn* ............ I from a visit with her son Clisiles Nettles in Auhurn, N. Y. „ „ ,, Sir. and Mrs, E. w. Stiles, Mrs. C. E. Johnson and children, Vicky Ldna Lynn and Charlene, and Mrs. Li na Lyon* '¥ ,> ' ‘7 ,, ^"hjvine, N. C. to spend some time. three - g a ^lllg "A Kiss f,»i I'OI liss." I h*1 bi’’.. pin vine lli,* iiile hllil*e|7, I picture stars the lining eiipitulisl'' luculeotully. Mti.M is piolvstllig the use of iInn title, claiming It lliotliei, Shllley Temple Hetty Hutton lias nlreudi ion .'imfliets with "llitlililei III th* tilted nil the iiumls-is fin "Annie Dllsr .lolni Foul -ui» he'll make “The Del Youi tiiin," si, that »ii-.uiii end the mmols that Jinlv tiarlimd 1tfmet Man in Itelnnd next Fell might get the toll* hack. Betti | Tin rust mil include Maureen O'says she's practically doing two j Hunt. .Inhn Wayne mid Victor Mepicture* ut once "Annie .ind l.iigli n, ml ,.t whmu will go anyi "Let's Dunce." wln-ie t>> wnik f.n the director. Anne Jeffreys is u -cnsiiti..e n t'+.i.i i- new iiiiiking '"Flout and ' “ Kiss Me. Kale.' winch npi-nc.1 n - ('.•nt.i .ui*- ..f Ins fust cmnedle* -------------------------------------------------------- Miss Wilkinson Is Social [ PAGE T H E H A N FO R D H E R A L D S A N F O R D F L O R ID A c. « Vz&tSsXJfcJiSt ■“T.t,"';:.?'";!:!.™!!:"',.. i, . 'fV'ng eggplant slices .......... . f‘"' ,HP * !*■'" T*** "nd hp'1 1,1 well-seasoned fin* dryhread criimh- Serve the slice* w ,,ll '""'V '1 T8'"'*' *n<1 ■ ,TMn fm '“^heun. Dr. Henry McLaultn O ptom etrist 113 Magnolia Ave. Phoae I I I “Trade Tunic” Shown By Hattie Carnegie WILDROOT 0638 Cream-Oil .SI.no 11a ley h M <> 70i* Sal Hepatica SI.2") S S S Tonic 7fir Castoria .Tie CarlerH PIIIn 7.71* Filch Shampoo 1.25 Saraka Tic Williams ( aider $1.00 Lavoris $1.25 IVIroffalar ^F A B R IC SALE! FRIDAY and SATURDAY * FO R Y O U R H A IR Flynn And Haymea Will Marry Sunday ':„r a a 300 s o r t SM O O TH TISSU FS r u ’w s na ||||j (imt* Mi TO l'CH TO N 'H f«»r playtime ucrvwuirlvN tint! Hummertlme heiillh >V nnd beauty u IcIh. Our low, low prlii-c nu'iin K X T K A S A V IN G S for y m iK X T R A MI1NKY for fun In th# huii. V * Anil w#’v# Nror«N nnd hcor#n id lliiiiKH you n##d for a batter llm# id . . vour Ilf# wb#r#v#r you go, what#v#t l ; ’\ you do. Ho Hhop here lodiiy— unu K h a v k f o r t m i *: f i i n o f m ;i„ * J'.'lr , -j!' ' Sale of Blouses Aiutciii StanImck MaRiic.sia Lintcrine ... ........... 8 * IVriina ........... $|.09 /y I* J - 11T 4#M t lt,k*r , 8 1.11(1 129 yd. 1.19 *» (.HAY Deodorant MK Friciul ............. $|.1M) el.iiU Ampliojel ......... $|.IW ..(h- N. It TahlctH.................. 46t !DV ('ort'Hftt .................. 28c (M l I'll M l S IH T I.IL S li \ I h i m ; i d 's h i: \ i ii s u m s s « 1MMING HINDS m il tlllr S I N 1 VN D ll. Murine I't l'K II TOW — 'MS, I t 4' HK \( II ll .' J l i l l i i l H L K H MULTIFILLAMENT CREPE * ..... 3Bi ’i I*.- PICOLAY FABRIC Ciottout of Uouagg ■*' In rayon crapo, cotton nnd shantung. . Whit# nnd colon. ....... IQc Mb I'HII.I.II'B DOHOTMY Finest quality for blbuaM and dainty lingerie . . . Pink, Blue and Whitt. A 1.49 valua. Special. . . . ........ 98c i?i». Ideal for iu n back dreswa and sportawear . . . . Plain and W affle Weave*. Values to 1.29 yd. Special A Rates fabric, guarastaad washable. Lovely pastela and all white. Value* to 1.69 yd. Special . 59i< I I Vh « ■ v \\ * 1 1 ii Anpirin PRINTED PIQUE i ha 5 ; I'l.A 'I I.S . H f . bE S S H E lT O filfT N IN<; Th# tremendous forrra anil riivralra Ihat are contained in every audi-cule and every alum of the drux» and rhemksla In our I'rescrlplion l.ahoralnry, are aarh aa to make the fury nt llxhtnlag pale lalo Inslxniriranre. Vn. ultaeagb theae tremendous forre* «r<- pre­ amt, tb#y are heki In eherk—leashed. A id your pharmacist handle* ihem •aaily aa be weighs, measure* and ail*## th# Ingrvdlenls of your preacrlption la alrlcl eerordanre nilh ymir daetor’s #rd#ra. ____ _ Tussy Cream Shampoo KOTEX ViliiM to 4.9* TOUCHTON j? e x u ir DRUGS /oil AN III )' 1NI) OH D l l ^ i f» ] 1 h\ 1\t\ nil nami Add >0« Federal excise Ins to Coemellc#, Jewelry wi i a i i L . -' . ‘t'-'rrr.r- T ■'- �/ *r— ■■■■....... :■■ ---------------- .•i 1 i u .. fa g f. TH 1TRSDAT. J U L Y 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 ro tm thr next threu month*. Insane Killer No Welfare Fund forThe HMD Legislature l«n*lf, no, ■ balance did develop In thu 1 1 Ifare fund. That wa* due, r ' Ijrtts.OI s ^ s ra s , J= J2S£«2“jr f r •S2I Shows SlkMaJOf hern Balance Remains, *-« one biennium to the next," S a la y . t„ xnid. "Regardless of the halanre explained time and time *i» in to ConilhfeTtttearth TttEai lefflilatora," he commented) to Chairman Asserts j might which the Stale Welfare Board have had on the hook* Juno proportionately larger payment* 7. the last fiscal year ending .((in'! . . 30, it nil went hark Into the son- In the aa*lxlance program front ORLANDO , July I I ( Spcrinl| ^4irn| revenue fund at Ihnt timr. Furfural fund*. In April I048 when the hurfgul —There wa. no Imlnnre in the Th«? Welfare Hoard ha* no JurisStale Welfare fond* .Inly I, K m -. diction over action. of the Lug- was *uhmltted for the year beginmel Hafay, chairman of the Slate i Inline." ring July I, 1048, the Welfare Welfare Hoard, *nid today In j ..wlu,n lh(, Legislature I* not Hoard net up 117,256,028 in State commenting on a poMudii d stnto- i , A .. a. , n . . ,, payments mrnt mntle hy Hep. Jarne* A. *n ‘ bn State Pm »t"t (. m • fond* for assistance Haley of Sarasota yexlerdny. | mission tin* final allthirrty over _whichwould on thehnal* of the Haley hail said that the hoard had * the release of fond* from Ih- Iformula then In effect have pro$22,852.0411 In Federal an approximate lUHin.ono revenue accmin,. When It dtrred ance July 1 which ll enultl hr using ,„i,| „ n|y ^r, percent of the State fond*. In October of UGH, tho tn meet the full amount* of nssis-, J1|1|iri)flr|nt<-r| funds wonlo he re Federal formula wa* revised ntanre warrnnls to the ...... . this 1 | duri ng the first three proportion of the m»nlh. months of the new fiscal year. creaslng it* gi arils. That increased Federal The Slate hoard has ordered re- there was nothing the Stale Wei 1 dud cm in all it* expenditures in fare It..aid could do except adjust funds for the year to |2t>,!ib3,7KI keeping with the Stale Budge',: its expenditures in line with the In that way, the approxlninti 14,Commission's withholding of 2 5 1reduced available amounts." ( O0U.O00 in State fund* was not percent of State appropriations liming the closing months of used. Sufny said. _____ 11 (M l S K YO IJK F A V O It I T E S FROM AJbl’ TEM P* T IN G A I(H A Y O F V FRESH BAKED ELKHTS A “New Low Prices” Ann I’ttge Salad Dressing pi. 22c Qt. I9<* Ann Cage Jane* Parker ANGEL FOOD Peaches sliced or halves 2 x/i can 2lr Rins Cake I-lb l-o/, At mum Him Cornell Ann I'age 111 led H "ase 11 or, htl. Ketchup Ihonesty Ic Bread P/i-lb lAiaf ISc Sandwich Bread 1-lhs liOaf Ur D/a-lb lioaf IHc IHc F. Peas Hblu Hose k ice 2-lhs pins ‘l.'p Coco Cola H9c Oxford l l-o* Cientti Cookies ITic (tit* 27c H.nx IHc Crackers lb 39c 5-lbs Site at 24 Beer . ........... . .. . No. 1 can 29c Beef Hash 65c Vat lli'scrve 2 No. I Onus Jite 1'reparrd Spaghetti 2 22*oz cans lilt* 12-o/ cans $3.60 . u AAP Creamery (Tub) Butter lb. 65c dexo ShorteninK 1-lb 29e 3-lbs 79c Eig ht Tomatoes 2 ctns 19c Lettuce 2 hds 19c Cantaloupes 15c Water Melons 90c Georgia Melons 59c Grapes lb. 33c Honey Dews 39c Bananas 2-lhs 21k* Avocados 2 for 31c O ’t'lock Coffee 1-lb lie 3-lbs $1.19 ‘Coast to Coast Wines 1-5’s 75c I'ml . I'ale III y Slieiry • Museulel • Sheny Lu ncheo n M o o ts '40 V '4 " S u p e r - R ig h t Assorted Cold Cuts Guinn Ciiuliflower I-lb 25c Hi. Cuban Pineapple 49* 3!k New White Potatoes 10-lbs 43c Hwuut Weiners Potatoes W ch U'I'u 2-lhs 35c Green Hchu * STEAK ROAST 2-lb* Xlr lb. lb. Ilcutly-To-Eat vv-l lb. PEACHES 2 lbs. Li I t I V IJ y Bllml BmikfiiHt Factory Wrnpppd BACON lh 11Ft «••••••••••■•« . T ilco Bcrttch V• 26-lhi $1.07 Peed ... 100-lbs $4.26 Tbtao U y ln a , 2 1-lb. 11.93 M uh ... 100-llNi $4.83 Tako Qrowlnf n t N4M d m M in i 4»r 1.T.T Mssh .. 100-lbs 94.63 SAVE I’P TO IS* Daily Rn, h fl*h flav, 1b .I h J * 1W 3 for 25c VuiUI* Waffer* 30c Our Swn*Tea lb,, Jlf. Nectar Tea .. . lb. H e TEA BAGS 26-lb. IM P - t£ & d n * 8 l « -C v,» N X C T AAR 48 0 . LIMA, O.. July .14— (/PiKaymnnrf Jutlla, tha lanl.-aittlng killer at l.fata Hfal» .Rnapltsl for the Criminal 4n*a»e, de­ fended fram Wa IIM s M water tower parch N » f at HW I*. M, (BUT), nearly 2» htaarg after he went up. Jutlla waa -gutat and rxtremrly tlrmri when I * aUppcri tn tha around. Ifm , nffyfpd no resistance In hoapltal guards. I,IMA, O., July 14—t/Cl —Tnwm-sltting Hitymund Jutlla, tha Inaiinc killt-r wltn Irlud tn r*r«po and vndtd 131) feet In the air i,lop a water tower, showed sit'iis ■it ri(i'>'i today of coming dywn tn earth. fold and sleepy after a night (III the towel at Lima Statu Hos­ pital. Jutiln laid down a new rer.olntion for hi. voluntary dnrrenti “ Have n tiniformud We*ti*iu .Union messenger deliver me n i telegram from Johnson ll'ollre Chief Willlnin Johnson of War­ ren, (I.) mid I'll come down," thu hnggnrd lifer shouted, i Quickly authorities planned a , telegram anil sent for a uniform; ed messenger. * ! They said they thought Jutlla ] meant It this time The Wati<n. (>., slayer romplaln. i of a head • nr he. I lla romtiln.oed, ton ot tldrsi 'although he clung within inrhes "of the rrimlnnl Insane hnspil d's ! water supply. , Severn! time* since he seam tiered up thu tower ye*terday at i 0.30 A. M. Jutiln ha* promised to come down '.f certain enndi I tluna wore met. Then, hu ha* 1 changed hi- mind. | If the telegram grig fullml to | work, said official*, they will ir- 1 turn to thnlr patient garni ol waiting. Hiillro t!hlef Johnson tulepium ed from Warren that Jutila's family was in no dattgor. "It * Just a figment of his IrunUination,’’ Johnson said of tho patient's fenr*. The agile, muscular Jidda I Minimi tied after M i l l i n g through I yi Nterday’s 04-degreu high tern-1 perature, chatted amiably with| •he people on thu ground Hi' in*l*tei| hu mid not intend ed to escape, lie explained thnr ‘ lie cllmhcil the lower Just to call attention to what ho described ns his family's predicament. Jilllla ha* not threatened t . Jump off thu lower. Hospital of. flclnl* feel it would he extreme ly hazardous to have n gnat,I try to bring down the patient rite patient, they explained, is more agile than the guard.. They would have trouldo catching him. And |f they did catch him on flu2 o girder., somebody mighn ^ M Hght developed, rile son shone brightly on tho tower again today, hut Jntllu liupt his thirst iioonched with water drawn from the tower. m m m Where Customern Send Their FrlendH |»MM f|„ #| Mil, I tic premier, hrid anil looking "liter ll.,,,, In, f,7 years, Ink! farcign rorrr>|noi(lcrit* that Nalional1,1 f kina wmilrl light on with or wiilmiM lorrign aid. I lr aairl, "Wc have only one tnlrnl.nn- In anniliilalf ike enumy.” Yen sen! I hr Icmlnry in tlir kantl* ol tin. Nalinnaljils tmlay w«» only iliglilly »tn«ller than the llniletl S la tn and copUincrl more Ilian 200,000,000 people. PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY KIUHTH RKHRKVRI) TO I.tMIT QUANTITV ^ H iM E A l D E PT . ALL THE TIME THE BEST FOR LESS: BABY BEEF—A GRADE WESTERN RIB, SHOULDER I LOIN & T-BONE W** lb. 33c BRISKET lb. 49c CHUCK ROAST lb. 50c Pure Lard 4-lb i)kg. 59eRUMP & SHOULDER . . . . . . . . . . ° t: i s ___ I .. eg*.. I/..I <J....aLB STEA K S: 1 Morrell Pride Hag SauHage llrstly BreakfaHt Bacon lb. 59c For Bolling RTRKAK-O-LKAN WHITE BACON: End Cutc.s lb. 15c Hmithlnnd Hum Hale W H O LE Oil Kat lb. 53t> lb, 4( lb. 52c lb. 25c Full Hair Shank End Butt End Bacon SquarcH For Frying Krufl's Aged Center CutH Cuban Avocado lb. 45c lb. 25c Kay Cheene 2 for 25c NEW CROP T E X AH Y E L L n W 2-lhs 19c OnionH Nti I V IR G IN IA C O B B L E R CUBAN 19-lbs 31c INdatocH To HAM S: lb. pk«. 37c Mntgxtet Ann Freshly .Sliced each 19c PincappIcH L A R G E BEEDLF.HH C A L IFG H IA IM P E R IA L V A L L E Y LIMES each 23c CantcloiipcH dozen 15c HABY POD C A LIFO R N IA H 'KIIERG lb. 19c Okra Lettuce l/?e head Ifie Honor Frozen Foods Honor Brand Freestone NEW CHOP CO CKIN G MICHIGAN Apples 2-lbs 25c MILK Blossom 'I'imc or Armour's EGGS (trade A Mud. Nrh. Shipped Swanson doz 63c Celery stalk Ilk* CANS ut- I5(t No. 2 >/j Stintlri'tirhud llalvun ns A IIM GCHH APRICOTS ...............halves TREET (Limit ») No. 2'y Huniiitktilde Cloverhloom doz 67c ttl-os /(ickly Rile Irc 28< 16-ox 27c 19-oz 29c aoR ox PEARS................................ SILVERDUST Peaches Broccoli! T A L I, Grade A Med. Minn. .Shipped 33^ 25ft a» GRAPEFRUIT JUICE........ Fiirtory Perked Limit 10-lhs I-lb. 31c 3-lbs 09c SUGAR.....................5 lbs. Krafts Velvets SURF 27^ lie iiilmitlrii tacitly , the Muds cnnlil lake f'nntnn if they wished l»"l emphasized thi fight would go nil whatever happened. Yen user Ihi'd the Nationalist failures in the past parity to corruptlnn. Inefficiency and Incnrrect uvHliialion of I'onimunlst rapahlllties. The picmlei deelared NallmialIsl and Bed strength south of the Ynnlze was alsiui eiiual, Hu e.tlmaled the Ketls ntimitun'd 000,00(1 men. The Nationalist., he said, are on the defensive now lint eventual­ ly will turn the title. Bin said thh wa* "not a ipicslinn of time hut of changing ladles. When we change inirs we'll gain the upper hand" Yen appealed tn the Western Bower* for help. Meanwhile (letter alls.lmo Oil long Kal-Hhek, visiting Canton for the first time In 12 years, busied himself with conference., lie did not see newsmen. Yen and Chlang’a main purpose In coming here frerri'Formosa wax In survey the situation. Ha Mid he tllil not know when Chlang's projected 12 man emergency ceun rll will ho activated, The rnimrll composed of Kunm Intang Partyu men wduld dlrael resistance to the Reds. A government spokesman Mid Chlang, Who retired from tha proaldency In January, probably will spend only a faw daya here. Home quarters say ' Chlang then 'Will vl.lt other area.--even going fa the northwest where MOften* re­ sistance to the Bade I* fin A NationJ i l t tpokasman i nows conference said fighting underway on eavbrdl frmta. thousand Rada crossed the River eontli of Nanehang. Communist held capital ■I province, he Mid. CHEl'SE FOOD..........2 lbs. J lick's Asst. COOKIES .......2 for PIATC Tender Leaf Lgc. 23c lb. 49^ Vltn "SURE GOOD” 3-lb. H-ns. Bosrul Party Peiirh Preserves ......... 29c Peanuts ........... 25c 22-ns Lang's Sweet Mix nr 303 Mission , Dill Pickles .....19c Lima B ea n s..... 19c 48-ox Htokley Tomato Juice .... 23c 12-ttx Htoklny Lge. Chili S a u ce.......15c 2 or 27t LAD Y R BTTT Reg, 3 for 23c Quarts LgTD* rS?jftm Tha OLEO 2 ,or J 27 PLAIN a k (" i n . ' O I.O K K I1 l,a LTN. T CUT I'rinra Albert TOBACCO No. 2 Grcen-Glo Peas. No. 2 M. P. Pork & Beans Turnip or Collard Greens Whole Irish Potatoes Stronghesrt Dog Food 8-ox. Hunt's F ruit Cocktail •'t now W heat F itlb s •V •••••••••••♦♦«♦• OWK w H-as ISVie No. 303 23c _____________ No. 2 2 for 23c Le8uer P i , nu 1 .......... _ SALAD DUKHSING air attaalu sr 419 E. 1st STREET SANFORD, FLA. B U D G E T W E E K -E N D BUYS ( ‘hina’HWar H 4tNflMM*l< From Am lo t YOUR CHOICE H IT S PAPER Irc. pkg. 2 ) < KRISPY CKERH 2 for ■ A* nft' , Tv: 3 lbs. 59^ Lde iWVM'.jf TP '''■ j'i'S r v m P* w V v> - ,-r 1 "• • —• - - 11 S V �WrKi •-,\r:j 'Sfl*: vXr >;#«v rrsf**-* • ■ 'T ,. *, l', ' '..v ■ ;■ t$ »<,. AwTi-V-,' j ipjim — — •' : T H U R S D A Y J U L Y 14, 1949 .Senators Edge Giants In 2 T e a m s A r e Slated T o M e e t A t M u n i­ cipal P a rk In 2 C o n te sts T o n i g h t O RLAN DO , July I I — iSprcUh — The OrlnnHii Kenntnr* «*dni-d (hr Hanford filonl-i here lint night hy a 7 to d margin !»•*f«*r«* R7-I Tinkc, Field fnn<The defeat was Ihe fourth straight suffered liy tin* Sanford aggregation in III* i'll*! Ihtee days. The loan, roupled with St. Augus­ tine’* 2 to I victory over th« I’mIntkn Axaleos, placed the (iiant* anil the Saint* In u tie fm (hr third Klot in (hr Florida Slate I ,rlinin' standings. Siiiifonl and Orlando lanitlr at the Miiiiiri|uil I’ark in Sanford tonittlil in a twin lull, which in ’timed lo gel underwiiy ill H:11(1 oVIork. Last llitthl lhr .'senators put lo. grtlier seven hit*, two rrmra and a riMtly wild pilch in nuinofii -'111 thrlr seven run*. Five of the run* ramr directly a* a result of the error* and I hr wild |iltrh. Jim llomro after a very wold.lj ntarl settled down to check I hr (iinnl* rffertlvely after the flr*t two inning*. lie gave 111c nine hit* It look a single run in Ihr sevrnth to rlinrh the gome. 1'eorijr Myall drew a pun* to open the initlnir and, nfter hah. bllng to f il’d, railed in Unnk flrudrr lo inn foi him. Julian dr la Tnrrr sacrificed llrudrr lo *rrond and. after llurk Varner had drawn an inlrntloiuil pus* and .lor llririnak filed out, Sam (terry looped a single into short renter that scored the run. Merry'* Inoprr barely cleared Second Mnurmnn Joe Malinowski's trlnve. The run was scored off Muddy Lake, who had irlilai i-d. Clou lie Rose in the third, and came aftr FREE ■ll Mr.Mil nil w. ■** MaUifmii If t 'll 1llltlii, * f jMHt'lt, .Ml .MilttP, •• I’l'pb*, M» K u v a k U , rr VliillrtntVHk 1 3»» flow**. (1 l.itkw. j* T h I ii fp IM II.IY IM I K riratm 71* MviiM, 3h i i * Or adit r OroivalrtK. *7 ||«’ Iji Tniir*. Vurnpr, c l Hit. tiMk . Il*«rry. If Jithripmi, if 31* F I i-1(nit, ii» It'IlU’fl, p T mI h I*. r 1 1 I 1 | « b to 3 1 J 1 3 ii 1 a 1 1 !f» * S 4 «k 4 3 (t a 3 3 1 3 1 * * 3'* k ft i 1 a ■ ■ I a n 11 a a 1 a a 1 1 3 1 3 3 1 3 la a 1 1 0 a 1 1 1 1" n 1 Ii 7 7 37 w D A Y T O N A H K A C It , Ju ly I I iH p e rin l) T h e f ii s l l w n ,l g ' match race of the season w ill III’ staged nl the V o lu sia County Ken nel Club m Daytona Mcacti Sal u n la y mg hi when 1. M K u h p u i j ric k ’s M iky meets Don M arsh's D iilphili ovi'l 'lie ii.1l'< m ile co m -e , S iip p m t* o f M iky point out that Miky ha* a nun h bettei ie cord, having s ta ite d nine lin o 's, yviin foul lu ces, fm i .Ill'll second tw ice and th ird once. I'hi* put , the light la indie in the money in seven out o f nine s tin ts. Dolphin ha* s ln ile il nine lim e* lull has only won hvo n ice* and finished second lyviee. | Dolphin su p p o rte is, ho w eyei. point uni that the Iasi tim e I lid phlu and Miky met Dolphin tan the legs o ff of M iky and f in iv i '.! two lengths m flo u t of h u k p a t rle k's g. eyhontul. K irk p a tr ic k , a in i I I i » n a i i •• spo rtsliian , o ffeied no e s .u - ,Ilfle i I he i ae.. Iml in.ii. all .1 In would -tippoil In* dog to tin 1111. . i If M lli-li eaied lo wag............ I'.'l phi Ii. M H) I I (111 I II 1 N lI'. v r n i .h CM A T T \V<UM« A , T rim * duly a t, i/Pi Rolio N rw an iii, u im ir i of T ph hi in • mhim **v ill** game's fm the Cfm ltaim ogii 1M A1"flit III •' ll r. i in %M i l l l l l Lo n kn u t ** lb I n ^i 'Unoii * trfii Nril t o ­ A iih ' i *•1ii,, d a y to aeeiMapiiiiy lb** S o n t b r n i St 1 1,i t \%-i f r | ,,(ini 1Mlil tMI»e to L ittle Rock. 1 . . -I"lf i' Till* poll.Ill OHM V r Who III M'pol I llf eiilte i" viiMiiH pin of m»*ir game than a n y nl hm do). Ilnur* IKrTi'hlfN W P llumco, now lirMve III hiisidiall ltn»u* l#*»***r l.a k f l f K wh no a ml at h o a irlm g the h a m Hi ii nl «>ii T 3;DE A r. 7 * M id n ig h t S h o w SAT. 11 ::«n I*. M. piteln lie i»alkrd h e i r , Mn fdiallanooga I inn ^ s a id, m I hr flier n f a a n mm* f i n l i i eln h P i r S P O R T S IN B R I E F iih i h I O (,« M i l e IT :tli »; .ii* 11 II 11 r« nt • sij 1 f «( 'r-titr •nloiil in i l*ct H»i3 «i31 .0 IT MT :.i*i i:.n ,11!* • ■v Ion.i R hhcIi I n I ,t ml O il » IIM« in lv 1 • -* ,*' r >, 11 1 VII H' 1I r J, 1'iiliilka I •anina • ! 11.1> i no i I * i «ioint :* 11NIHP9 I ll l i t Mi l ' 1 >1 M f I I I (I R a c i n g S e i i e t u i y M e n ill M a l l ' , I' l e s ti l i n g lod ge II M Mai Inn .Mill III!' OWliei- m i l l , i i c d Willi I ' l e . l deill W i l l i a m I llu n lliy n l a l n e In sta gin g Mu m a ll h I'he gi m .1 p re si lenl g ave tin III the gn-eit light ami till ' Ii**% • mibl >1:11;'* ii jl, la h 0\ I 11*1 I w lull 1 lib IH4*111• it M, i i C.ix 'l a i m It • .Ii, Hi. i J lo( on* Mini Mull * !nm . ................................ ' In i tin I*n e \) . 11. ■ » mih*. Milt llllll * I III II Ii 11 I oMi1, Mil | ••I S a n Frm ic iH i (• In ih r lim it th iilb n g HV AHHOCIATKO I'ltKMH M N « L IM W / This I'lrlure So Creepy And Henry W e W|ll (live A F rrr Mass To F.reryime That Hits Through The Kntlre Show To See "D ARK MAHT" On Thnr. July Jlst, A I.L S K A T S lie •I i in A ir P s M W j M t ri [ ' i ‘ 7_ j _i 1 l-t' _i j ItiHirs Open l ! l : l V I „ Today and i Friday , > 1 tVi ‘* I f i n S a v iir u ia ii t i i i ll* unit InnM'd •*t.ill X iig im la *■ u ¥ w o h a I vvo •hth I v11\ .Suit, f 11 1v P !. irnlhly hslr) In ihe rity nf W nrm s | lonl*. used the first hatchet and morn of (lie TiltU sloke ra.es run Tn'IAJI, where Martin Luther was made fire hy ehlppln* flint. during 10*8. aiirrtHlfltynr! ansmur s . ----- v ....... ... ..... summoned to an sw e r charges of OGOROK R E K V B O L ila MAIM “ A D p ^ j^ hartay. V A l.M N C A R T O O N — " O R A I t a IN M O T T t / s 1 | tlnMl they Yell In Inst place In . , 1949, the .Chicago Cubs had only I "ojlca • finished ted In the National j I b a m ii" " ' 1 1 D *. 'IN ‘ 1 l 1 V . 11 . r ■ - . N t0PD .'Jsu . 1 \ 1 \ it n o n l 7 o * . ; s ( ) c . . s rl R I D E IN T H E A T R E FRL. — SAT. ilm r \ n g iisl a I Ml ' i huh iu l >i.1 i l l ' l l IniUfcC Mil i if i in i y. i i ’itlnml'la .1 i i ,t | • tin Millie f"i ll. • ,i \ u l'lr.l O'M -*nf«■ , ,1 n Mir **ff 1' In - t ptli hep ’* f ive * r -i , ,, l . m* tup Ibili 1 »*IV 1 (h 11M1 "U \ 1Vl » 1, 1D* fM ji 1' S'" 1 :i iM It Smicnw KiNHWi NOW SHOWUVG t, I.-.i,■ a i | . 1 1 11\ mi ami l t l I 7 A ‘I f ' l l SCOT! fl-N l \ C T O f M U R p E f t p(TfAlL Color Cartoon Sbort# Undar 12 Free t U in o r .fehtnq lo I, , n» ., 1 1 fin ! In naval ait , i, ,| , mj. j.i .I 1 nun mi I I...... 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O R LA N D O niako l.d A U T H O R IZ E D I. i *h k i M i M F N i n r A I . I V V R K <i:;ui I ’ .tM. d P i . . mipleh'd .(., , tt V i y i tllll p m u/DOW N r LUTf PAYMENr L finishe d in the N u t i m m l i II.n only onc e, in I'.ntfi i O O IT R L K IIK A D M K Ml M D d F S I, M ' i i| Vi TON - I ION - V /i TON ■ FKMC UMI (OWNI'MHI >f 7,! '} J m fl ,i. Is, mint ihnr ....... i loin R«ick BottomPrices 1Ori USEDTIUJCKb! 0M IV lM A U N TI*N *ilO N *l DICK fm ltl BASEBAL1, TONIGHT •iiii d * i i h I bn vie i in iig bl g a m r i ||i d Ii n i Im il a i*o Ma**m ll<* t i v r H i if r h r a ' afrlv **rv«fi in hi bv R a l p h \ 1 a n g v%m*tl in Macon i i ' t i i d l i . h nl n il n u h l r i nid I aingnoiTl t turned It Into a lake 4D miles * Africa Ion*. During the early slime ago— Due hundred and ninety two atuiiil fiD.OfH) years ngr. —ln Europe, hreeddrs produced .'IJ.'I horses The Diet of Worms was an ss prehlslorle .............. ........ r ____r . . . stone which were stirresfnl in one or man „developed **r1 * op imm S c h w a r tz Upsets R o lle r In T o u rn e y I . iin i M b I ’idumiam , i i field *loe Fu gle I hid " if Rom Si it Pa I lit til. i Li In** vHle mi F c n d m r Jl do«o*iTt g 'l mi d ial h a m lie x*dl 11 It' 1 t. 1 ,.i »nl ♦ ' Ii " l l i ‘i i 11* * 11 I m* Niispendrd fm the le^l of tin* I’lld* Pop. (H I'H H » \ I C h l l l E % m m , mn I r i l liner Hi»NNon, nml lin ed ." I'm in W Is • V I 1*11 T E N N IS M• i t Ton Ht* n a 111• .V' 27 A rrn n liltg lo the C h a l l a i m o g u ' n » V oi k C I I | f ! A f t O ~ I ' » n r b o (in a x a lr* I eti U c t i i d Mil riK v ila n d «i 32 r.7'.r i(i, *ii|l»M" 'll 111 irn Ift tel. k I'H I id V. 'tin i i-ite rs w ill In'i'iune u iu d h .ilf* u VtvnH y»^i(*nbiy,l pV.,|Vi!|H,l!iii.% nnd E r n n k lr Pnrktu nf Lm* An* N r w M-Firr I i a:. r.r.7 7 Mb l i n e r % mill *1Hr r.'ftlg e f" t deer l.ltd iini"-'e pen 4: Ml is flin t and Nfrorid, a d ­ N cwmiim nmd lie win* going to *rrk II ohioii I nil'** i an* I 'l i it■ 4* i d » . i m u 11 St» M l Irt'v IU l engun t-tinner! hjm .iam i ‘ lSV. , r ih , r I"l* t r i e d by nisei t* vanced DiH||y in th ird round o f 1 Majm Hi i m p t l I P i * 3‘d t b ' l i I".i i liiitlnn I I " in 3.1 (3 I i •‘•'lit I h »I, l i t / t,.i I d NnHftnal C la y C ourts T o iirn a m riit. d ia l if In* did not make diioii i , m„- mi"o ,11 »7 I I I 11^ "•lb fiiiei* t t i l i i i l h 11 ■ JR ui* 31 ' i P E L H A M MANOR, N V Dn* I would ” .|inl CiuittuMi.iigu Itnyy lie oi II s in -n i \\ oo •lr« u ||« 1 r ,lr t iln r senieit Hiilney S c h w u il/ *cm ed | enusc llie ie i- mi fu tiiie in m iii.ii \*« k *o f ’ «t I mt| nil'tl fir s t upset u f Ihe K iiste m C liiy ( league buseluill fm m e " ^ v r u m i . i i p i i i' \\ (, | ..it C uurt T o u rrtl'y, m isting c ig iitii New " 111. whose uge i* listed IIS T ra il* H iooklyn 4 7 3| i, seeded Ja c k (Seller to gum ig iu itc r- | I I , stin ted yeninirig mil lmul fin i i.' fin a l* ulung w ith three fu v m ile s the M a ju i' ngulli u ftei p ile lillig It.. n tr. 1i I lit I ,n I fin Ii i ,i lx A ll — Rddlo M nylan, Mill Vogt Hid j one mnmg foj the league V ' u V o I It f S la i again t N iin Ii v i II o I ni wriay ruiwi'ot ah Hytlney M. Wood. * mm mn ii i mghl M I H A C IN H In I lull ingle Itaine, lie gax r * h i t i t « o C H i r A f i n — D n n d llly if t tint ll rM ill# 1 r « lr i Unt p om In i, mailed a w alk and had wnn the I37,JIS0 My 11leu ood N- a ........... si I it'll 111*'.l home m n kin gs C a rl H andicap at A rlin g to n I’mk u* Irugm Ponder, K en tu cky D ecl.y w im tn . Hu\ta! k i and Ralie It.unit dum found s ix fu rln n g s diHinm e ti><> fonmjed wi t h his fam ous "hlnojiet hall slu .rl and fin ish ed fuurth Moliu i l i r d mil w i th Ihi* W a s h N K W Y f lR K (iree k .............f i t iff)) wnn K m p lre C ity 's Jin,m m ' n g 1o 11 S i i m f o i * . m s p i u i g 11 a l i i i n g added W akefield S la k e s ul Jitmu ho v r a i , tail f a d e d 111 i liti ll mi 1*1:1,11 \M M \ N u ll v y tub Ira , beating favored F>>x T i...... In ami jnim il 4Iii* W a s h i n g t o n fin mi ' ' id'l t' Ii t r i 1i| i ,) Sidney < lull h e i r In st ea d. K r h w n il* o f llm I ' i i u , , , i , ,,f a length. O C K A N P O R T , N. J . Dmuimive M innii. flTnh fi mu hi*#11m i; I In FIS H IN fi f’llM PAf T and A lw a y s Hom e, Ktaldenuite-, flrn t upMid in flo* n rU i ifi cljjv M O N T fiflM K R Y , A la ., J u ly I I Lo iirf Irn n is rh am pim isbip- tm'tds ran une-two In Monmmitti P a r k '. 1•!’( C iiiise rv a tlo n lltre e t.ii Merl K ililip M ovlan, Sun F ra iie i o n in N ew J e rs e y fu t u rit y fu r J e t s " , I Iminiis *ai,| In v itn ti.in s In the a o iia tle i ft ,ml* lest Indus foaled Ju v e n ile *, p ayin g Ifi.iMV igm iig n l the ( iu lf S t a le , fisld n g Scliyvn rlx v e sle id u y ...........m ill'd , "iiipiu t have lieeu issued to f i g l i l li-im ike d Juck ( *.'tf.-. . (inm e. N E W Y O R K — Ib e a rd C iiu il' I ' m id. ul T ru u ia n nnd fiv e M ule NBA . e ig _ ht h eavyw iilleiudd er Yale itelinan, '* I. I-it, ii ", while •Igned p co n tract fo r hi* tr.-rmind g 'w im n * M ovlan ousted t ill* (ia ii/e n m iillri I lie sig n a to ry m eeting w ill lie of Sea f 'l lf f , S'. Y , !, 7. .( . . . .' HM i S With (Ills Lesn evirh ul Iw in-id K a tu id n y In Middle. U nder Y an k e e Rtadlum , A u g . ID T'wo other frivoi lie * r.'io'lied ......... niiipart, a marine fluherles • Ii e .p ia ile t fim iU so ii n la v P U R L I N — frinhpiun Joh n J w B a rr y ran a < :f» l.i m ile i» ilefeut . iiinmissiiin is set up lo work mil F in n tli-rau ked Mill V o g ,. I'li.bo lcl John TW nmey n f lllln in s A r in ibfii'ii'iii e* in Alnliama, Missis*. |dda. disposed nl .1 li.lb i ii H ull, | I*|*i. Florida, Louisiana and Texas (t il, tl-i|, .Sydney II Wond. si ln ii.e In tern atio n al meet. C L E V E L A N D - Dm. Ill,ir k , ,tule Inivs, Nesv Y o rk e r seeded sevenlh. won Tim,mis said invilatlnm. had two iiiKlehe*. Me defeated Tommy Cleveland In d ia n s' p itch er,. M. arled his fir s t game slar’e a near fa ta l " extended In (in v e rn o r Ja m e s l.e w v n , (1-4, 7 ft. and W dluun ro l|a p sa la st Mepteuibei, working ' ' ' "Isom of A liiliiu iin . F u lle r | l.o rie 11..1. |l.7 . the f ir s t two Inning* ngainsl W 'lrirn of F lo rid a , K a rl lam g i j ' Top.seeded M lllv T a lh e i l of New P ittsb u rg h P ifa ta a In e x lilld tiim '." " ix iiin ii, A lla n S h iv e r* o f T e x a s Y o rk , yvhn passed Ihe f ii * i iw n gam e. Bjaek gave up Ihe only run ' 1" " ' F ie ld in g Wright of M issies-1 m um l* w ith a bye and a default, n f the gam e, allo w ing tvm (Im ilih1*, 1D*'* yvnn Ills Tirsl m atch v i» ,e n liiv yvilli i, fl.'J, It-1 decisinn ovei \l.*x I * q sin gle and fo ur w o lks. ------- ---------------Niugaia Falls is the Ilargest under. C a rv e r. T a llie il is eugugei' today in one of Die fm ii fo u rlli Ballon Bti\ ill Ihe Colorado de '»tanul in Amerirn nnd lo see- round m a lrlie s slated lo fill tlm aert was a salt marsh tiefore IIHif. ">"l lorgesl In the world, exceeded round o f eight, lie fin’"* Man G IV E YO U A B S O iU T E L Y w t Whtn defective Irrigation ritual* "idy by Vlctnrla Fnlls In Hmith Fle m in g o f West O range, N .1. — ON T IIK Ml'KKKN— tun i i he u inning Ml \ mud* dai I I In I I I In 1 ■ I*.i I I ii i a Irimig it it 1«f H in I’ % mill's ' on .— 11. 11. 11.. 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S u n lu M onle*,' ,'t nf iml tr-i! m n "- 1 " '-.d ll seeded No I. o il.I D efendI" • x p rrlm l fi mi'i'l ui ttii’ fm ii ■ mu C h a m p i o n Ahigda R u r u c , l . n | . ■ I lo I hit •! plat 1 R it t 11 if I Pan*'bo I <io ii/a b •I.. I' d tin* iva y t hin the It Ii fo \ Ml* •t. f. n .ling c h a m p i o n , w a « t »i 'ii g D i k ' d 0 'iai * • f n .il M i„ Miikri c l m i i * t ' i» Mitung fi a v K »* i »•n 1ba u ilin g . J f . of ill t. n iti-.i I a mg Mi A l l r ^ t r i , l,ooa«" \* icon P ra i ht I |||I »i- I , I*.|l, li-g • u \ |" inhitn, rrn n , (1*0* and a Cbm b 'io n I pop siaalcff 1o u t / u b 'z , w h.- v* mi I \ |i l l P R E S S i* . put ill Mi 1 1 ] ne pftiimn? 'ii> a 1*1 n ni'il it < , i n il * a m l ibp I j . tlMIl’t ,1 l»f Ii >*l k mi jm Newsom Refuses To Board Train With Lookouts 2.1H im| mm r. fLinft.nl 312 mm l o t 7 *frliiiiw.1 I —.In now, ilc in T»»rr*\ rlrln ati MtMitmiM Mill '-Malli*, Vnrnor, Maltnou Mkt, Mmlimit ft 3. M yall, .ft Ii nmi ii, llo rry 311 - Vim ii*r, Khl* Mm, Ifiillim in , JfirifN. SH I Ir h inn k. h In Torr** 3. I#«ko H P—Jonm , Mnlhiowitk I and P fo I m, K irrrtl » h. •In* hi Tnrr*i and Klrltua l.f f l Hanford "» iirliitidu i MM o ff 4 M•*»•»• 1 1.ii k ** 3 Mil h *M TMI KINO O f lO X IN O INYTNM , Su gar Cane Mot.lnson, 3d. of N ew Y o rk , has h i* hands raised n iter he successfully rebutted Die w o rld w e lte r­ weight Id le In a til-round land w ith rhallem ter K id fla v lln n , 3R, of C uba, at i ’luU delphiu's M unicip al Stadium tlo lc riia d o n a l .S’oundjdmtn) N r. i a n a M 2 a l n •j 13 F r iH * j Takes Parker Will Meet imtli*'in t-.dav,.I'.aAlftiil l Niim„ a i»i ofh nSun ttlrd fo u r b«m» * Ir ftt»i’ h r fin a lly downed lia h m l of r im in n a t i, 11*9# Tuero In Clay Tonv Second Place In 7 , .» : ». :i, »;.:i lin ' iin g li1’* w in t io fi Courts Tournev mifMbnfr.| Sally Loop Fight \’i S m x in . Ph ilm lrlph lll^ !2 Dog Match Race j in Will Be Run A t1 Volusia Track MSm iri Ii n n 1 a n 3 3 ii a » a 1 3 l 1 1 1 1 la a ii 0 a 1 3 m a a a 1 a 3 1» -•» 13 F IV E Columbus Tilt Sanford hail tied the score In Iho sixth l.ake was charged w ith the • loss. Lake heat out an in fie ld h it w ith one aw ay in San fo rd's s ix th , and scored Joh n n y M cM anus fo l­ lowed with a single and Midi H a ll­ man doubled. . . . The Senators went ahead In the third. A fte r V arn er w alked and ; llririn a k hud singled. Rose turned ! loose a curve that didn't break and Hot aw ay from C atch e r l.e n M atte. W hile Matte was looking fo r the 1 hall. V a in e r scampered home and llririn a k went to th ird , from whence lie scored on Sid Johnson'* mint foul fly . The firs t innliiK and a h u lf were vild. The (H ants got two ru n s in the firs t o ff a w a lk , h it batsm an, wild pitch ami an in fie ld h it. O r­ lando came h ark In th e ir h a lf ’ f he fram e to m a rk up threo rune'll a hit Imtsman, a w n lk , an e rro r ml V a rn e r’,j double. Three sim iles, an e rro r and a alk ttave the (H ants three ru n s, ml a r»-:i lend in the second, hut ne Solans made It 6*4 In th s lr ilf on Ton y F le lt a s ’ double, an n o r and M yatt's in fie ld ro lle r. 'tN K lIIM I IlnlMiti 7. H u m 1 1. I.iikt- 3 IH> It*""** 1 In 3 hifilriiiN, ruin*. MuUo .1 w ily In f» , 1 rou l l f t l 1 Ho in r*« ill IB PASS - PAG E TTIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA - i ------------------- - ■■ ^ t-f ■ii* Ll i �184# Lake Fleischer Home Steel Strike Florida Wildlife Group HoldsState which however, were biaekenrd home on the shore of Little Lake by smoke. A son, Marvin, was not Mary is Pan Desmond, former at the time of thg fire tourist home operator of Bridge­ Meet In Sarasota •ahomehe was spending tha night at port, Conn, who greatly enjoy* ( C a a t la a r * tftm m P a g * O nal i (Ceallawstf r t s a ICm Nu m grew H a * la *t point th# board, and said, “I trust that you will cooperate . Ha aaksd for an answar. Replying to the companies’ argument that ha ought to use tha national emergency provision of th* TaJt-Hartley Act, he eald the situation doe* not constitute enough Immediate’ peril to the "national health or safaty" to warrant such action until after a “ptolongad Interruption" has oc­ curred. The Taft-Hartley “health or safety" provision, which Includes authority for an 60-day Injunc­ tion against a strike If necessary, doea not permit Inquiry boards to mako any recommendations. The board to be set up shortly by th" President would make recommen­ dations within 46 days. Tha President emhaslsed the companies are not being asked to bind themselves to accept these recommendation*. Significantly, Mr. Truman chose interpret the position of threr other steel companies—Jonas A Laughlln, Wheeling, and Yuungs-, flhtat A Tube—as meaning have accepted his plan and appear before the board, telegraphed hla thank* l<> Paw* situation os being one of disunity at-OUN S A L U T E CU T DOWN among major steal companies, IN IS R A E L T E L AVIV—OP)— Tha Argen­ Two uf the highest-placed officials In the government told reporters tine embassy In the United States privately that It waa clear the forwarded to Draal a raquait for ; steel producers war* not united information on how many gug i in their position*. salute* art fired hare for laraali This opinion apparently was President Weisman. not entirely shared by steel exe­ Actually the new state hasn't cutives. For example, Frank Pur­ had time yet to work out a lot of nell, president of Youngstown Sheet A Tube, told a reporter at these matter*. But its protocol Cleveland he couldn’t ae* where department set to work, drew up h<* had accented anything. He said a code, and replied: "21 gum, aa there wasn't anything to accept other states do for their presi­ or reject, and that President Tru­ dents.' 1 man merely said a board waa be­ I Hut the note added, confidential­ ing set up. ly, that In fact so far thay’va only 'been firing five guns~b*c*ui* of Pike's Peak was discovered In • the war and munition* supply and IBM by (leu. Zebulnn M. Pike, all that. I And whether It's flva or and waa first ascended success­ 21, it is the first time military fully In 1HI9 by Majoi H. 11. Lung. censorship has passed the fget that Israel has that many gum.) Tlie Mourn* Doctrine was an­ The American flag ehould not nounced by President James Mon­ roe in his message to Congiess be displayed on days when the weather Is Inclement. in 1823. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamil­ th* Misting, bathing and fishing 8T. P E T ER 8 B U R 0 . July ton HI shea, where the Fleischers fscilltics of tha lake. (Special)—The Florida Wildlife went later, after s short stay at John Evans revealed that when Federation meeting In the First .hr wa* a boy, Little Lake Mary Conservation District wa* held the Holla home. Tha one story, nine room, ranch land Lake Mary were connected, over the week-end In Rsrasnta at the Orange Blossom Hotel, with type home, constructed by Pick hut la te r the water level had gone Elsherry, is of frame construction. down leaving a narrow strip of members fmm every corner of It was covered by insurance, la k e . In order to connect them, tha fltat* attending, representing said Mr. Fleischer, who revealed Fran k Evans had a canal dug af­ all flva conservation Districts. Tha sportsmen were officially that he had Just completed re- fording passage for small boat*. welcomed to tha city by Mayor modeling the home which he pur­ Over the canal he built a bridge John Flta Rnhartaoii, Millard chased In April from Mr. and high enough to allow the boat* to pa,* nailer. Davidson, executive aacratary of Mrs. Elsherry. The living room. Including tha Chamber of Commerce, and John Evans Is planning to paint Jeme|Ymmkman, Sr„ chairman furniture, the dinette mid kitchen, hi- liiune where the Evan* family of tha Sarasota County Fish and was badly dnmnged, bill the charr­ -i-ttlcil *17 year* ago, and also Came Association. after tha In­ ed and broken roof Is still on plan* porches and additions to the vocation bv tha Rev. F. F. Fnx,j this portion of the house. The house. The grounds now have a major nf Hie Halvatlon Army, t lawn near this part of the house Kirro carpet of centipede graas. waa charred by the hrat. Highlight* of tha meeting were! Fire Chief M, N. Cleveland dir­ Hr pointed out that his citrus report* of the survey* of the' ected operations of the firemen In­ grow was badly damaged during Okeechobee .ind Ft John* fish- cluding Assistant Chief Thomas, the Storms nf 1946 end 19411. The aria* experiments, related by Lieut. Ciow and George Harriett grounds ere shaded hy trees nf John Oaoulne, Chief Biologist! many varieties. for tha Rtate flame A Fresh ! Last year, Frank Evana erected Water Fish Commission; a reprrt » neat one story ranch type home of the cooperative program fort on 'be south shore of Lake Mnrv tports hunting on privately own which i* now occupied hy a Frank It H R lIiiif il Puff# On# l ad cattle ranges .Saunders Orlando Commercial detail hr Cecil M. Wehb, Com- Amoiirnn artivllles rnmmlttee hr Agent of the Atlantic Coastline miislnner of First Conservation left tin- partv in IIMO aflrr 10 Railroad. Nearby la the attractive along with other govern District end author of tha popu years' membership. He named ! new hmne of John Peckham, ACL ment officials, he saw tha present lar Wehb Man; sportsmen's re-' Robeson ns n member assigned shop worker here for many years, commendations for rules and re. [ in work aiming nrllst* and lidrl(lie Is Imlldlng a new dock on the dilations for the naming hunting lerluals “and middle rlass group, U. I. IIO II ITATIiMAN Bernard M Baruch (le(t) and Britain's wartime aaason; the plans for the Feder­ the unity was trying to penet­ Inkr. tin the shore of Little Lake Prime Minister Winston Chun MU i wearing Informal "bollar" coaturns) ation's annual convention tn hr. rate " held late in October- and Mem­ Rnbesnn was assigned, Johnson Mary is the home of Col. W. E. taka a stroll at tha latter'* luunlry bom* In Chartwall, England. orials to t li late Hen C. Mor­ said, to ‘Vertaln serrel wink that llikei. formerly of the II.H. Air- ChurctuU'a poodle "Hutu*" luUuwa them. (I star national Jladieptota) Goldsboro; Friday ten. former Director of the was ihterriintinrnt*l--ln rnnnec- force und veteran of World Wars I and II. Another retired Army of­ Morning Game A Fresh Water Fish Com­ lion with Ids conceit work." mission, the late P, R, Bowman, P r C H i d c n t ’H S lH 'C C h 1 l"'n,,d of deficit financing (opera- . A, M. EssrThe singer hi- “(level oned a ficer in the area la Col. Walter former Vice President of tty* complex." with ''delusions of gran­ Johnson, -Ir. formerly of Washing­ ---------| ;'»« « • » «hp ^ • ; 0:00 A. M. - 12:00 A, M .-TsnFederation and the late Fred deur sod power,” Johnson added, ton, I) C. who purchased the M'aerieaaa rsa* »s*t " , .1 Collins, former President of the and aspires to "heroine a Mark of Mr. Truman's charge Ihe re - , ' ^ e »42,000,000,WK> outlay I Aft.rnoon Federation and one of |ta orig­ Stalin' among negroes. duct Ion was a blunder: ! *'“ has budgeted for the current) g!0o p. g|. - 3:00 P. M -B adinal founders •He's got us there all right. Th* rival vear Is not a 'waste of mlnton, Checkers, Marbles Johnson said the Communist The annual convention of the tax reduction was a mistake— j money as lie said the cut-federalg-oo p. M, • 4:00 P, M. Baiket■( • .a l i a s * * r t s a * P a a * O a a l Florida WIblllt- Federation . will Pnrtv Is encouraging Rohernn'* one of the very few the 8 0 th Con- [ -pending advncatei charge. Rather,, ball, Volleyball, Softball. ht held at tha florano Hotel tn fit, delusions "hersuse liiev ran me bitter figtii again*! church auth-' grets madu. I voted for It, knew he said, It Is an “Investment In | 4:00 P. M. • ft P. M.__Tennis. Petersburg, It waa announced them " As a g>eat artist. Johnson ority. , I was dulrig wrong at the lime, ihe future nf * merlra” which will . Georgetown: “Morning: Meanwhile the Pope'i excom­ and have regretted it ever since." ,,*v .... . bv President Ralph A. Cooksev. exnlalned. Rnheson ran linpic** dividends in humsu 10:00 A. M. • 11:00 A. M —Calolher nrtlsts and Intellectuals and will Inrluda a four day munication of CommunUt* stung As for the President's remark happiness " ! Isthenirs, checkers, marbles, ten­ *'lt Is regrettatile indeed that ib* Cum muni si-controlled pruNs of sportsman's show. that many people would like lu nis and sack races. M«nv noted natlonnl and Inter­ such sn aide man lia* sold hlmsrlf Mu up* to violent reaction. In*vi- a depression for political 11:00 A. M. - 12:00 _____ A. M— lo Mnsrow.” Johnson said. The Vatican disclosed lust night national conservation authorities, Johnson called to testify ill tiiut Pape Pius XII has cut off' reasons, Flanders said: uii-nt, cm down Investment, wrak- stride hall, cock fighting, tennis, from the far corners of the Ifn"Apparently in th m tbu iicfcn-c* snd Injure unr ef- badminton. , , - 1 travel ................. ..... in mu ucren-cni * ,l,l other countries the rommlllee’s rurent Investiga­ finm tlie *uclament* and comforts; wrong•* circles. "Afternoon" I don't waul u de(nr tion nf Communist infiltration In­ will address the sportsman ilurat tin- faith all Homan Cnlliollcs presslon for political reasons, or ci, pJP.u|P,,t then went on to I 2:00 P. M. - 3:00 P. M.—Story to inganirntlnns, lives in New .fn»v«itlon. Representatives ''who make profession uf the mu any other reason, and I don’t . , . | telling, tennis, checkers and swing un llemiied arrolinting ,1" I (ng • I n * present from notion,.1 York. ti-MuliKlii and urrtl-CbriNtiun dueknow anynne who dnei. ihe government's spending plan* i jj, k i , . g.po p. M.—Tenwildlife ngenriea such as the N mAnd with n whopping 27 to tt lilin- af tin- L'limiminlstx." tlcnal Wildlife Frdnr.itloo, the it V'lle, I hr House Armed Hervlres The action wu* a stern winning W ASiIINI,ION |nlv 1 4 |yii, 'J1- *“ 1'1 l32.WMJlKin.lino di>INe« "f , n(a -0 fj|,aj| |mdmlnlon and rock w/iDinrvit irjpt, juiy 1 4 </l*j, >|„. tntul budget s ir allntrd fo r, fighting. svnf,!^1 * Wildlife HorvitP. the Committee apmoved a ma|or ie that tin- church will not rtiinproWildlife Management Institute, organisation of military spending. raise with Communism. Pie.nlrnt Truman Isilird out *t psviug tlie ru sts o f .......... pa*t w a rs nr PIC33I 3P rdlatao ttaol *tao|nn and Porks Unllmiri-d of Conu-bi. Il sent to the House a Mil tn II Pne*e, Cominunlst-llne news­ economy ailvnralri la*t night, link­ fm “ In su rn iire " n g iin - I a new one V^Soclal events will include a e-lnhlish a comptroller III the of­ paper in Itatne, culled the denei ing them with "tellisli in lrirtli" lo Ihe fu iin o f defense o u tlays a |200,000,00(1,(MK) ernnomy," Iw itcaptlon and dinner for the fice of the aecretarv of defense, "an uct of hatred" and the official wlm lie laid will drive die rounlry ami the European le c n w ry pro­ said, "110,000,000,(8)0 for such es­ •portswomen of Florida to meet gram. sential programs is a reasonable th* State and Natlonnl cham­ with sweeping au'/mrlty over 'he Italian Communist newspaper, I.'- "into a ditch,“ if they g«| thru "If anyone thinks it exlrava- sum Indeed-" pions of fishing and hunting, and military budget which this veai Unllu, -aid the order ''crowns a way. •■nil to maintain llu* ticace," Mr. other celebrated women In con- run* In the neighborhood of lid.- violent provocatory campaign of Hut he d*elar#d that th* "self the Holy See against Catholic* Ilul he *aid that even though ^"man said, then thee should Ish Interests" are striving to rut Mrvatlon work. An Invitation hi* non non,ooo. The measure was, In reslitv, s who do nut intend to submit to W *t extended to Marjorie Kindown tho** expenditures Just a* "fn .Rawlings, popular authoress section of Ihe disputed hill to ligh­ Its political directives." they put through the 40,000,1881,j(IM war." Italy I* an overwhelmingly dc|ire**mn for pomnal reaionr, oj Florida outdoor novels, to at-. ten up the military uidflratlon 000 tax slash In th* 80th Congress Catholic country In whlrh the the nation it not now in a depict-' Then In a caurimisly worded MM tha four day event. Inw number firm nor doet it face th* plot (reel hope for an early peace, Mr, Tru- and blocked Administration plan* The vote reversed a decision of Communists officially tn combat Inflation. ^MPORTR CU T ~ the rommlttae Isst Tuesday to do mure than 2,0Ui,0ll0, and the Papal of one if Ihe ’V lliih Inlaiatlt" | ’’"■'J m It* Identified thus* "selfish In­ '.LONDON, July 14—</p»—Thls nothing ahout the unification decree calild have a lolling effect ■ j | "f do not believe tlint. our A o*are Ihwatted. , nl,,| internalInnal expendl- terests" as being "for the most yaar Britain will Import only 7ft measure until nfter an Investlga- fiere. W * . wor*h of goods for every tlnii of Air Fmre puieasa* of The Cnminunlata have swung " Ihe (noli arc *1 hand foi cun- lures will have to remain at their part the same people who have long been opposed tn nur xoclnl dollar's worth she bought Inst ti rin bombers. (.000,000 votes In the postwar •nurd eioimniir rconnniir rxpamion," expamion, Mi. 1 present high Mevl Inileflnltely. I ytar In the United Htnle* and Earlier Prealdent Truman caned election- in France, also a pre­ Ttuman added. "All we need 11 I hope I list they may he reduced urograms and our resource deve­ other areas demanding payment op members of the senate-house dominantly Catholic country, in s our program for peace take* lopment programs." In dollars. I "During on Inflationary period," l effect atomic energy rommller tn a mu- where the warning of Ihe I'njn- the ( iiurngr lo n-e lliem " Sir tliufford Ctlpps announced frirnrr III Fllalf House at 4:00 P. to the faithful In avoid exposing H ut, as of today, I regard h* said, "they are against thpse lie made plain he fell the tool* tha slash today—u rut of tliio,- M Eastern Standard Time, It wa* themselves to t'oiiiiuumsl* doprogram* because they say they wne pinvldrd III the ci olioillii kit these e x p e m liiu irs a* tlie must are inflationary. During a deflat­ 000, ooo off thr yi.iioo.unn.iMiii Itrlnes und writings, al-o could vnhinM c llisum uce we can la k e apknt last yrui. Nlnre some prires leai lied he handed In • ougien III a »|)ei url out ag ainst the ,-nnrmoim expense ionary period they are against ( 'l ii ti i iiiisii McMahon MM’onnl, have a heavy effect, hava dropped, the ml will nut menage on Mond.iV- Ihey provide unit the leiritilc Ins* nf another them because they say they^ arc teoHtoi llltkenlooper (It-lnwa) The concern tile ( oommol-U uptiacassarlly mean a L’f, per rent defiurinuarv,' "min nr shine," hr 11 fui expanded tm ml wrliuie pro­ war. paruntly feel in Iruuce ireduction In tonnage, Ciipps inlil util Senator Vandrnbeig (R-MIchl added, "they are Just agai i-t |l Turning lo the dnmrsilr plis*o were reported among 'hose asked I fleeted in tlie ufficiul Kronen gram*, government aid to tpur lag­ tha House of Commuiis of plans to attend a session which may of tin' Administration program, them." CotnmunlHt newspapci l.'liumati' O cut tobacco imports froip ging himnetiet and itept lo #ai« Mr Trumsn -aid the remaining "It was programs like these, for 1 Lmftrlca and meiitiunril timber, have a direct hearing mi Ihe com­ it*. In an angry attack on the the 11 ueinployniriit piograiii. 110,(88),000,000 nf the budget utal the benefit of the people, th.it •par and pul|i, non-ferrous me- mittee's Investigation of charge* Vatican, the new-puper termed provides for all other function* saved business In the thirties, that ] In n specln1 "fireside chal ■It and sleel as other types uf made by Hlckenlooper against th* the decree "pure totalitarianism." Atomic Energy Cnmmlssltm. L'Humanlte -aid il would lie Im­ with the Ameilcan people *• *l« of the government such as public are supporting purchasing power imxta due for slashing. works, farm nrlro supports, ed- now, and that are laying rbf | possible "to violate more illtcctiy the radln and lelevision—the i'resi fmindatlnn for Increased ptoo* Marseille, orlglmllly known as 'the freedom of thought of men In deni limlghl defended 1)1* enu- uratiim, and housing projects, '• Pythian games wen> nstnldlshed "For a country uf this «Ue. with parity in the fuhtr*." ______ Mnsllln, was founded In IWH B.C. i a domain that is political, not re­ I rover Dial plan fm a temporary Delphi, (1races, In <18(1 ILL*. ligious," , The decree, announced by tbu sacred congregation nf the holy ‘ office—which I* in charge jf pro1lecllng the fallh—and appiiwed 'by the Pontiff—Is Interpreted hy informed Vatican sources to he a last warning to Cathullc* who may be leaning toward Cmnmunlani, CongreHH Action Colored Recreation Schedule Church-State Fight ! i-pi- i'‘«....... ^rcit'lwi.'::1.-“ i ' S FOUR BIG REASONS You Should Attend Revival • It Is different from msny so-called revivals. No high pres­ sured finances, appeal*, *lc. No dap-trap method*. 1001* tru* lo Christ and for th* Churches. 4 0 A musiral program attend to none under tha iaadarahtp of LowtR leiatnsr, famad baritone, and Martin Edwards wha will thrill you at the grand piano, the solo, and on tna trumpet. • Th* beat la modern sound gospel film* nightly. • Stirring, striking, Script nrs preaching by Dr. B. J. Denials, whom many have called, “ A modern John, the Baptist”, "a Billy Hunday”, “a southern cyclone". Ha waa for 1ft years a pastor of large Baptist churchaa. Some Sample Services For Remainder of Revival THURSDAY (TONIGHT) "HOW TO KNOW POSITIVELY WHETHER OH NOT YOU A BE SA V ED " Don't b* In doubts about whether or not you ar* going to heaven. FRIDAY 7:4ft P. M. Special Young People's Night Sermon t "Thu World’* Gran tee I Lovg Story" Film 1 ‘Tha Good Samaritan" in modern sound. Parly far all Young people from I I lo ft#, given by Dr. Denials will follow s*rvlr». Fun for all, Extra Special For Saturday (July 16) 7:30 I PITTSBURGH PAINTS A M MARI Of TNI fIM IST M A TIIIA IS-—THAT'S WNT TNIV i oO K BETTER LONGER r clea r a n ce HKPEATEHH NEW YOHK—t/T’i —Although nu Ison of a HamhUtiinlan winner lever haa won the Kentucky Darby I of harness racing, one daughter M a winner, Shirley Hanover out lof Hanover’s Her! ha. has done it. ]D*I Miller, who trains for W. N. IReynolda, hopes to have the aeleond on* this year In Hapldani a ■daughter of Mary Reynolds, win| Her of the 19.13 llambletonlan. "STARTLING THINGS I HEARD AND SAW WHILE INVESTIGATING . . . MEN’S BOXER-8TYLED "TNI NEGROWHOCPJUMS TOBEGOD” A Negro known aa "Falb*r Divine" claims tn bo God, swim im tmnks i Senator William Blount uf Tanwas named In the first imPMehmtnt proceedings before tha Ianal*—In 17M—an4 th* chargaa war* dltmlasad for want of Juris- Brentwood # Christ returned to earth again) to perform more mlrariao in on* day than Chrlal performed in hla entire Uf* time, even to raising the daad) tn have heavens, angels, resurrected saint*, and In hav* fifty mllllona who worship Mm aa God. Dr. E J. Dtnlolo spent n wash flatting bln ao-callad "ban* vena") Inlarvlewad the Negro (also Christ IVj hoars( talked with man rlolmlng lo bo Maocs, Abraham, ala, resurrected) sow many claiming In ho brought la Ufa from deathi and many atariUng, almost naheUevsbte things H I W ILL T I L L A LL IN A T I I I I P I C IX P O S U R I ON ■ A TU ID AY. Yen'll bo shocked at how this falsa Christ Is swaying Washington, and influencing legislation. te a . Rgftilir 15.00 VeIhm L. Flfarwl Latin Traaki also 13.46 Y o u r P o in t F t m A P o in t o n m at a ia t , Won’t Mlai Another gervfct Only A Few More Dnys St e n t C o r n e r N in t h S T R IC K L A N D M O R R I S O N . Ti h v , ft and L ng ral �* S fe Section Two » %roLUMEXxxy Caribbean Area Begins Era Oi Hotel Building Wftmlh ^ a n te tt AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Where Three Died In Plane Crash > S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y J U L Y Established 1908 U. N. Outlines Farm Is About Methods To Hike Most Dangerous U. S. Food Output Place For Family Cornu tit tec S.tvs 80 IB.non Knitters Arc K illr.l K ir h Y » :tr; Million Acre*. May A' ' i • I r> 1 1 1 Iv.itr 11 ig It He ( lefired For U rc MIAMI, July 14— m - It inn’t exactly a boom, but there'* > ■ nimble of activity In the Cm rlbbran area that ha* been grow­ ing avar louder for aeveral year* which threaten* to become a full j flldfed bonama. 9 Prom Cuba to Trinidad there I* a rath of hotel building designed to mtet an ever Increasing demand for tourlit accomodation* In tlm picturesque tropical Island* Unit make lip the Caribbean ehnln. Cause of the Junior-sited boom Is twofold: holiday-bound north Americans are finding the lazy, colorful Islands a pleasant and inexpensive vacetlon-land-a mm plate change of scenery and purr Al well within a moderate vacation ^ B u d g e t; And tha almost dasperate neeil by all Caribbean countries' for north American greenback* Re causa of the acute dollar short age. an alt out effort I* being mane to promota the Caribbean'* „ , tourist Industry on a year-round ( , u t t l ( » Mi m t i i n n u u f i g i ti I A M *1 f'rt.Sit, July I I —t/T*) W A H I INC 11IN. Jill, l i I-I’i ‘Nip t Intel .Stale* lias two big w,n* I,, I,., i |t« fund production, A fuiin i* iu*t about the m i*i ny it'pini. t , the United Nation*.! djngeiou* pin,,. a fumilv cm, live One I* i,< iiicrensa tlic etftck'ncy , and work of yield* „f i,nimill products. Milk Safe li rx|,rrl* Imve known tin* priuliictiini iilmie mulit l>e In- i for m long inm' mul t'lim li ul c i t*a*Cil Uil pii i cut by doing what | Truimin i* living In uu.kc f.icin* g;t ,d duIrv fui tners ik*. I lutci lie lim pint l.umcil Dip week The nt in i i, to clear, drain or! of July ^. I ** Nutiunal I mm ii'iignte *niu, VO million acre* o f : Bafidv Week bind Mini pip lhei,i to producing1 About le.nutt fMim ..... pb ui" I killed pmcIi will in wnik ao l hmiv Organization Runs Salvage Operations In Jives And Junk BY A D ELA ID E K ER R A F Newefeature Writer NEW YORK, July 14 ~</Pi— Walk through any one of tnd doors in 3(1 states and the District of Columbia and you ran have a look nt one of Jh # world’s out­ standing salvage operation*. Goodwill Industrie* salvage hu­ man lives snd Junk. Last year It employed 20,000 handicapped persons who had bean on the sidelines and cleared 110,500,000 through the reconditioning and ■ala of lunk. New York’s operation, though ont of the largest, la fairly typical of all. Into It* five-story uptown building lest year came 252 men and woman who could not hold regular Job* because they were k crippled, mentally retarded, paral* ysed, blind or deaf. Into Ita base­ ment poured more than 2(1,000 truck load* of old clothes, furni­ ture, Junked appliances, ashtrays, toys, eloeks, dolls, cast-off Easter bonnet* and even a pair of false teeth. The handicapped men and wo­ men tackled the Junk In Goodwlli'a workrooms, The reclaimed result appeared a few days later , In the ground floor shop, where Prows of refurblshod clothes, polish­ ed furniture, gay dolls snd working toys attract dwellers In the nenrhy tenements. Tha is le of theaa goods and soma other sourest of rsvsnuo brought enough to pay 10 per cent of the operating expenses, Includthe staff of 89 non-handicappeople, hooded by Director J He: gm sk ATHENS, r ia v r n r a Jolf moral ateff anmnmood todgflhat rook imgr unite natthwaet of aunt Ptlkon n r* flfk tln f Comm tei guerrilla* who wow to m d let Into Grown from Tugoelevi*. No. Associated Press Leased Wire 14. 1949 £ Countries See Real Bonanza In Making From U. S. Dollars ~ million American Holtare. An InW flux of eaverxl thousand tourist* could have a far reaching affect in the entire country'* economy. The principal link between the Caribbean nnd the United State* Is Pan American World Airway* Any one of the Caribbean mint trice can I * reached from the lintted Statee In a matter of hour*. To promote Caribbean travel and to M lake normal ■ summer ina iO ine up nurmtei humni i slack,: the airline. thism summer I* . - i A l offering excursion fare* which “ _____ — “ _ L „ . , a n ____— ... average about 30 per cent le** than normal rate*. The rscurainn tickets are good for (10 day* and will continue until Sept. .111. In addition, tha airline I* offering Nveral "packaged" tour* which IC s s t ls u S On gage Twa lee. si S ectio n T w o Shoot in’, Lovin' Robber Draws 40 Year Jai! Term Sprinkle Eases E astern Drought I'li mu '• 111ri ice l * 'Tyde rd 11link ■ i -, if at ' ■t idu.l at • toilay. in in ludnimi. iftcr t ti Miami • I .ilk VVitll •»ld4Jl|{tlV • Ll»#*ry 1■ « * I ft» 20 The up ,t. were submitted to'M'cideM* mil m mil...... ink mi* , D lH C H S e w 18 Steel Strike May fought By Use Of Not Halt Work In M s s l< s » - a n I 4 t - ii < r u New Antn Plants ir ls llt ir it l LPI U g fl 1 i tin. U N v iin tlfic conferance on ''"t’* r""l,\ ....... ................. .. .. amt utilisation "• l'*1";,'' " " '"m u d r • • ' e*. «• .mi,log lore Aug. 17. ......... '"•*/" " ....... , ltd .it1 l»It'll* p . | in advatice. 1 ........... .. lit, ii,ii><tint nf animal foot!*, j mid effit'oui i ui producing them, , to iiii . h Ti ' I i Hrti'l * could be gi.M'l, increased If all ' 1 Mfun^lnln tin Mniortn «f I hIupI ......1 "" metlimls of the | "tVcV'iui* .................................. must efficient fmliter*, *uid I'rank „ ...... ......... Uf < 11 M .......... i " ■ i .'m iii „f animal i ,.„|t„ ril) in ain n11hInviid. i uti l miiinal iiidrltimi, , j,,., ,,, |>, ,r■, r "'t"'11 1 ' And Hi" .............. . lg .,. uIt *it hI the tuci.ig. milk yield per cow , | , ......... .. . ................ t . i .< i« ft,00() ti vmr. ThU roulil • v "f fn*in a lt*» iru n'lnnl ♦** n» »re IliHli 8,000 |, ,(|, Hie ii l ^ itj v*'rug!* tui A -•Maiiiei! I»v ilnlry Si i i i m t*v M tiA orU H niiM , l i^ *r I«I. Tn hc kii'vn rln^ pimp, nil fnrni- r.,,r * It Nun fM«Jti j ,, c) f m in |i<i i untkmg lu, « f>»i n»» In tl • ..........ary. • ii on two i ■mg *' 'ten I ■, .jOeoriria iMust Use Jury Eyes The Indians No Novice In Banking, Giannini Daughter Sticks To Business * a 2 k i i ,L _1 , » viewpoint aha earn o d to the board of the Bank uf America when *Jw filled tlm vecP D — woo. >y w o death of her jMIFtpa fathfr, A . p., Gianoini. MjPfc Hoffman, who took bar ■ Her PrtnelBOl Job . . ' a director she says, will be to eee, in commmi wm, ,lther directors, that her other’s polielea are continued. g|)B w|j| tha board represenu tlvr 0f more than 80,000 women itoekholdera and of an aeUmatad (C e tie e H on Page Ptve aew l l I lf \ \f 4 f) • m *• I 1 1 • j 1' I 1 i I it .il Mx Pt fi• ,11i *',r, ilK. p > 1 1 1 i it ' fc„ . U 1 I UI un '’tl i iiat ti'p ", niiicnt i i L it ' f M 1 ' f!■ ' ' ■ i I .it, 1 1,. i , 11 , , ,, »- i , \nkairtl I ' , >11,' ', M lit I t nilh • ' dd of I I - rt (l«i||, ' ■' tidiery '■ I it li.in.i- ■ I ... 'I ■ ml ■ !i a • I - *-.■ II r ■ <fci|y i l ln, hIji’s ( ilnis ( Vu|t Slums lutrge riotii liurcase i lib f of " Mu 1 W ." il ' S ■ 11 ....... .( Hid I mi* I M • f 'i I lie)|* ♦ t*\ ♦ i '* m f 111vni *, i iv *i Ii 11"' "Mitt u t , , M il Ml Ml I M««f, . * f t •i ftint I' 1 " ', *|1 I I I t u It'i ' t I Ogt I I ;r. i jii'u* 1 '» 1 * . VHIM *filMl,f )||l1"UM • v ml t ' l urn ' 1*1 u I »•.III*;* *;t Kvt- <M | ......... .»l M H i.................. 1. \ ' \ i si i,r Pt.tk * t" ','g da.* trm i, ' 117,i-1"in , , i f. • i I-tin,r - r Ir.rtll 1 1 '<* " <♦, t«l A ,",lttl», I he ' 1' ' lg< r,",,, rItv govei po,i,i, r t . ., oi uf ti hatevrt i " Ir, log riorl girl inch ,rn , 1 Atoil lie, p,t| put led ton I • p *led ft,mi Maid," ,,etrr I Mil fioptler II, .....It, ear' ' 1 Mu1In,I** ft 1 tllw ......... ", f. ’;', ruM| ,1 I,cut! Expedition T It' 'l IN 11 rSJ, July I t G'Pl \ todtreaher will leave pm, 1 •,f |1 *l ill, an expeditim, headed h t I it,,I I'rlesl, for HI, esplitIN '1 ' ..f Mm Ice.capped cenlei of ‘ - t -"1 i t ) tl'f >;!tl y -e' ''"'I hl.it Nt‘ l t* nt in , ri 1, !'•(- of ..............................* A n Iin F a t i l i i mul-.« Mnrnr I |n u f * ■111n >h.<* 14* Irt- hi a -4a f, It. f « * r* <♦ ln-tt r*Vt'll |M 1l> I 1,(4l| 11, «% ti l M| till* |i i f tMitbt u f P it t I 'IT11»H«■ > Jr' * aI11t|, -I'll , *Ht IDHI I ft • ♦ tM* l tl,*» "4 ih 1 fix * U M\ (I •***)£ >iti l 1 .fill in a Hid mil , tm»u It, i" (!lli ’delimit Iti (l»it in cm her* of the pally will III, ,1 II f (id i t r re t r,r, VIBITfl JA PA N I t i KYO, July 14—(fl1)—Saiuo Noznka, coinmimlst party execu­ tive committeeman, said today Glilm'se Communist buyers are scheduled to visit Japan soon In an effort tn reopen trade. No/hka’e etatement we* made to n group of ,lapenesn exporters end mnnufartiirern at Gifu. TIip Japanese Communist Party, hi- said, la ready tu "cooperate with serlnue eaiiltaHsla" In fvoiimling Japen-Chlna trad* or t "non partlaan basis." Chinese living abroad may aleo eend trade representative* to Ja ­ pan, Nosoka eald. tfr iPMI , Ml’ • I " | rll I h , * J ■It, I , v's In .tm , ' ,ll*'ge sludeult. They will ex I•I"if glacial ranges and nieasine lie depth of tint Ice rap. 'llm expedition will rarcy five i"t, . "f M'lciitlJlr equlpmenl, Hi • hiilmg a porlnhte seinmograpl, I lie Ire cap will ha measured l,y totting off detonation!, and ""■a "ring the length of revurhaiutimis from the floor of the i .*|i wllli Ih" HtUmr.gruph I he exploration was approved h President Triimati who talked " Ml, Director Mnsnaii recently. A fi l l dropping (lie. explorers, dm Icebreaker Kdlstn will remlozst sea with the transport Wyaiiilotl end an L 8 T for a trip across Ih* top of (he continent. if O. ,,iil^ ir. .ii V ffl* I ll, III -S I" ,h ..var t i l l ,,', w ni n . u .. g | I'm , ■lull K ie v c " ,ll'h i , ," |t ' I i . , , " , " in ’* figure 1 T In, .i""> ti; i,1 , •> v if fruit Mil- . . . " i. , . I ()t : year tin a ■. , , , — , I,s g a iiti It i - f, ■-ii, ih r,u I..*",, , . pi,„!ic*a a (nix I hl> - " i i i , 11 u f i g " , * .| st tM.IMMI.IIIII, tn .x ,., mul Mm I tl|H t'J olllpill al 1,1,110,1,1,1111 h„<*s M A N sil.A U G Il'm i , HARGK OC A L A , July I I i/Pt Marvin O. Mills, JO, nf I , ksouville, charg­ ed with man*l iiigl,,,,,' h , ,s 'iner's t'lfv Mondev in tlm |,‘»M, of ,1 ttyenr-oM G oorgia b.n tot*/ was held in t.'lll'.'i h ml wh o, si i signed in county court Jurye D H S,„,|b ,ln> fixed bad of 11,000 on s charga »f hresking igAOIAIINO confidence, neneraltsl»imo Chlang Kei-shak Is shown Just before Hying from Tsaoehen, For­ mosa, to the Philippines. Coming 'out of retirement for e "fl|ht to tha 'finish’' against the Reds, Chlang Imet with President ElpIdJo Wulrlno Ito discus* formation nf a non-mill* tery PaclOa front against Commu- Dim. and en te rin g (lm I akc K e r r hums of Dr. J N ?|ill* plesilod not guilty to hull, charges H’ a i ie i i T Alien, also of Jack­ sonville, a companion of Mil's, J, leaded t..,- guilty In llm I,res'.ing and entering charge ami was held in $1000 bond. Burgess Dickson and Robert 9. Kcraoy, both of Jacksonville .are held under $1,000 , ___ Jacksonville .are held um (Interna(tonal Souadphofajj bond on ||mitar chwgM- v"*‘ ■ t * lrr> Nc-zl l "f 11*If, l" I'M. I* ti,gl"W wlmil 11,Ti, onn.""i, ", f, .i i,,.r,my wa * tin ini| i .. in n , ,.hi lw / .. ’r>j f,f'VlI* mixtIi> -----■ • iii" ) I fMrVf't S' IM| f Ij | , x"f| fI r||I I I ti..... , - I h I I i i ii "Im illM l* ,i,muted I.1PIW1 .'.mid i rflllWl'C Uf: ) ut IflltF «'f* 4•' *'.1 If' 'll I'M I ♦Xil'*tfy Htr "ImwI I t" I I 'l l' Hu, i v i ,.nun V.I 1". t'spi'dltlon will lie headed t h e Rev Daniel l.lrmnan, dll -I llm tliiitm, t’tilh'ge *ei, ' 'id , ■• f ^MVilli'll I, ft M, » )m 'lull In ui.S m ifj ,{ >tf n !'ff fi *JOId tin 1 Mu- if * ip i | f • l, .IV til* J' If M l , it mrinttsil tin l i e vi* » in. 1.11n[ It V . v!•-» t , I "I .................. I, ............... ' *‘DI fill 1 1 I I,,M, , .................. . W ............ 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V s'If|»**• f M.* r u n .lu ll In I '.if i* m l l l t a i y ' g r m i p . *nld liiifi \ i 11 ill iP I' i Hskid i to *• I, 11 1 lu. •PI tl I f . J"'t l , ... , r|l ,1 IP tMt HI »fi '<«p h M i:»Hiv f'»!' ■I">141)) »n *l..*t i up h if * Hr lid PI'‘1 |'!‘ UFif » Ml' ! Ml •Mill I tl1i - l u l l * p, ' l ,111* t '' Jt t I). ’ '4. t t 1 'Ill's V i flu 1 tl lui Mil f *111 * H 'if fhi' Ml ati'll l |e| »I•W "• in' \ , 11 .p i 'll i dihery, 'mg itefore ( iff ftl JIM 1,1 * l|M Ml 1 IlIMU JlH * • 'It •' • pt p 1 *, 1 . ,t for get old on i i ■ii o' law - tt 14 ......... ,. C11 id "ll ' ' ' • » fhi I'l - 'Ml ' lluMl 1 J (Mil ||',| . ■ »tu; ,;hhnt'l * I r'l 1it I .: •I ' I. u >1 PIt V m '* ♦' • t$:i*.l m III, ,1,1...... * '•1 I» «1Ht ' ait* ! „f go" ' t • lu I'll • 1'ml 1 »,r tit (Mil Mil’ l|, |>l' ',. 1' |PI» th|f k.l U||t G„< inti, v >in '. Tin t nr* 1 NP ■ llm t'Mlt 1 ll Mil 1 , mill, ,, k ■' , fm" np 1, . t" " r" 1 M ill ) 4 t ' • , 1 | <, 1 , into. i Ii . and Itill gr'S • ' tilt Ii mil■ i- 1 I it v*lien Sean h I or Noah’s tiil’l Tareel Kaekel t iii'rI I-'n* i'alt'* Ark Klossi ms Into M ushroom s Into . In**!' I ,111111,111111 Deal DM* lit. *i Kiire I'or ‘Koiiiity’ Blaek M arl '"it it i' mi I•i•t Rriit ( im lid ls (hi OH In M Of C itius In I'lfirifhi ' L t X left i-ir , i . "ill I Ill'll' i 1m 111 .i«>n Urt'i *.In,nitn NEW V i *It K , July II i,Vi DPilTtitlT. July 1t—<fl’> Rome *U JM'UlulT't ' ijirln ' ,i i . of tin. drug* nm l In combatting1How lung 1 1,,- 1, 0,1 industry mol.! •I 111 I’flt 51I lilt* 1, JM '|inr maln'iii it r now hrl|iii,g to e ijrlii continue m>ciat»,». tn event of ,i t'Mti, piisI mn| miinn kfinurnl, hfill iIra Hi riit M \ l i » unidl million dollar cattle d ir-, Heel strike ntMiiii I-. i|i ncmls <m • ffiulfMit fn n li ii i! t i l l I n r f f l l h g o f r, ( i|mi'\ i'hHI*‘ * ih * wntlltl 111‘Hil H' kiln! nf hm rare in this rniinlry. jim rt* *n|i(ili,u ,. I to- Inm A \v«*i>klv. '•,<»i«* Hint Iip iih h*imIi *v “ • *•!*"* ! !»* The diseu*e ,* iinaplasmosl*, ] national mn,i|w m king • *r*i Iin y /tin) nntit high <|uul 1ty i *h »|i. ,*1 t u n i which iiffecl* the I,',md of rattle. | ealtl today v . Nfuni. ». in it ,iftrn I* confused with cattle, Mnnv such "uinliio* have un tic lever, *eientii»t* say. lii'm <,«■« and . might ,, Un in^r mikk jever, ■ *■ifruidM M ity. i, .jialaneerl . . ■■ * rnu'H Htminlint. rnniflmict* mi Ip* ft»U I Ii .1u i tl,* ,,f anti malarial drug* I '*vc " ,l*‘ " ' ......... .. the . ........ mu. t I iVmlil mean ure■ Itt h Id1VIII.1 Ilii Mi •I II 1I _ 1,'fe•I (1,11a* ..lli. ill., ill.. 1,1 nf It ,1 | I,i tin ani'ii,I»* Imung tt,p H,i,m,,i>grain and gain** miMplaamoala was described " ' ,l' *' ■* r ..,* .. I... . . . II............ .........., ' (h eir own alocl ,,, r**p of H ln„i> •> flier iiiicpiiI i ale* iiipded, and today bv Hr, Herman Parley " f | . trii.„ 111*' llllMu'llhotl HII (>I h rltiin , si a h . i 1. , u p , • p. tin* alimild 'iHi-1ru*c, tallier than ' -U'' ' i Ii" oktalmma A A M follege in * ' Thin roulil lend to h I 4 | h i ||1'I' l * ,, Mt ' I t 1l>" ti'M-p, Mip upidi uf grain for r,npn p,p*putsd to tb* Am erican’ «,'ramble fur r* i» ti h I'f '1 -* 1 I || | ' ' mui aten| item* |, i nnsuiiiptien " Such feed- hi* litHi** Aaaiiclalim, svhifh m i g h t I........ Mie Miitmiiiihilp , „uiuhii Veteilnnry Medical Pll i ii » I mi i r J 1 k, ......... n „ . V i la . convention here. > »• • » ti$:»» u i i l l n I -ui . .. 1 . indilstiy giindiu. halt. mio A i mIup uf milk and butter, lie , » . . . » Kniuiicli worker* a, I lie cullege , „ r«|ink ,, |rm, tulded observed more than HU pei cent i <'o„ i|,p , i,M),d, It ..... Id H # |l'h im '» MP ( f l I*, nf. Moi i Ison said "similar In- • M4"iP Ptf IJ'U" V P B H * 1 *I h *Mi f 4• # ♦ tecovurles In Infected cattle fol- .t.|w r fmi.|l(.r,,1 zonili erress* ijiii tea,Illy be mode in the ;■ .......... m i i l i ' 1- “ mi lowing InJ-’ctlon nf i|ulmdlne inventories now ,„ tlm hand* nf ' ti t - P1M'! H ip V Ident AVH Hi;I* I Mill diphosphate, on* of the not' , ..utnniotl'p part* « ,p|,llera mul ir , fficiem v of producing pork, rgg*. , „ ,, . . . ’" " ' V b e e f , lamb nnd poultry meal Ii. ♦ i h * lf|yi, malarial drugs. Dr. I-alley ti turn them to the market f„* s'eel T |,„ Rt'.tes has about t.le Mi'i ' plarr «o, "ii,: Mu- I . • parted. !„t the end of the threatened steel l"’r, mill, i„ acres of land mcpm, of | irtiarimtea on • in.. *... However, he stressed .that only j strike." uliicli 4 tM I million were classed *nme of the *ntl-mnlnri*l drug* If Ml" basic *i-el Indti.tiy v i « ns ccup laud in tl)4fi, said 11 II proved effective. Moreover, n„ *" he , losed ,h' • n by « wail uit, Woolen, agi icoitiif al ei’oTiiiiol <l. drug yet tested ha* kept the aid- many of Its i’,,*tomer« *sI*«» would "".V" "! '«•>'"I'""'. lie stlui'k to lii'p 'slimlw'i.iVi'i*' | '' ,'S ' mats from hei'omlng carrlei* fjiiiv utii'in hut nf d’s min,l.pt I " i I l" " 1 ' ,v l" ' 1T*'• ................ . lowing recovery, he *ald, t' In* K t l«c litlt- Imlnsliv. would |„. ■I'lmalhin. Department of Um In The dlrense cost United fdii'e* jl1tl •*!*i ■ption. 'hr nrIjt'le smiiI I lerior. cattle rniserii more than H ."1'". liu lug |lire in D d iml li.ive I "An additional f1)0 mllli"i, m. ■ ■ 000 annually, Dr. Farley said M ,* I ,,ui Piilinp pressure on their ( ,n I'aslure I* classed us pto" side, known to exist In 20 stale. In •i.i I u.pllei , fm Hei k* In ef and •mild tie used for mop pi • Oklahnmn alone, he reported, "" build up lnvcnt"i u I In- ihiclton w itlm ut new lam l >1 nual losses from the disease pi oh r* , aill "Tbey'vt. h"mi buy uwnt i i o id i ably es.'ted a million ibillui, a HiIf rf 'lt'l*ft| *)>,t'i Hill! " T h i'ie I-., m titl,I,Inm * m t *u _ > »" !HIII yaar ♦•VUIf i , liH-tliig big uilantities m illion acre* o f lnnd llm t t"tniil ' M T'* ft1 lit *M1 p,. t'1'iinn^. ml*,' Progress against another cattle1ft .m , tiI'hoiist*. A* a result, be ilavelnpetl through • rue !■ii! !> rroit motor car plans ilrafn ag e. or irrig n tlim , and ,i M<.| eiimp1 ailment— mastitis—was reported tm, ' ■ »* *t'i- tun t t'1 n m Ml day *tri I stocks on to the body of Im proved prothi by Drs. O. W. Schalm and II W It. II 1,1 ill tlH’t liv e land of the U nited S f.it , , f Ormebee of the University of <’nl bam’ m it" f >itill tut Miii1 ''■'r ' 't’mtmii feed aT1,| nml (noil food production' ti fornla and Dr. A. A. MeMnrriy r " '•Oil' «' ' •* I m .Ii riidtcallv different now About 40 million* cn-.M l„ I. Imp,II • ))> 1 p#t'11Pt1*' U1 l| rtili 1 « of the Florida Livestock Sanitary m I0W M fui veloped through clearing, and "o Board. Mastitis I* an inflammation *' '" shit U' 1* ■IMUC'll e*t rfIP| ift •1 v age lncrea*i'* ii .r* million* earti by drainage Mini u h •»!♦’ of the mammary gland. *hs-1 U |. ||. 1 hi* ml * 'i (-ranted D u e , major Hgatiou, they said The Californians described n r' " ........... ,1 P- hhltllf M <1I l‘t| (It,to " ' M t"**-* were died: There are about 22 null,on a-r-s foun-y.*»r mimtltls control pro­ T*'*p ■•■ '*• M In! uf ■i|i| pi tml . : "i St' (I tlnmnnil l* wniikffiinf gram lu a herd of more than 2hn o f Irrig a te d crop and p a stm a Imid «f1 pi ■ h vium lift* i pm r now, w h ile some 70 minimi', are m !R**t airy cows. •t ini* (fruti't tuifmpin in Ii* r WHpe couth will organized d rain ag e projects Efforts were concentratad Hip H,| • ** ••!" wmit liH 41! ii inm h it h i» fitrfl !iri**H.i T h e easy-tn -w o rk are a * bav, gainst the Htaphylocclc type of MonDt'iieilit*llnliiirltcr Hr • 1 ' 1 ppt Tn Dm 1*•inat Hi «■ F|«i> f|v<> Mur* VI lieen developed, and fu tu re p i" mastitis with which 49 gor ( , f n t _______________ — hv < ■•• p1 p •, Hu m* wii ItrtU ». jrctK w ill bo morn com plex and in *»p|thPi ft iip arivtinrfy. of the cows were Infected when j voice la rg e r area*, tlia y said the project heg.n in 1945. t>. hI )hJp, ihreo-room K, . TTit-e lik e ly w ill have s e v e ia l pur After four year* of careful twr»f *. l«f Tpi'I tn tpf!H* plihU , IN F K rrO e S s i n pose,,, such a* d rain ag e, flood con fnv i :1 ■ ninifth Tn itlii'r i■ management and medical trcui- [ •*11• ment, the (dentists said, the rate lio l irrig a tio n , pow er and mum iit*irt1 * » Hip v cult |rtll FtMV |h|rt1 AIT WTz\, July | | — — Tin* ufpHl WRtHr Mipply, mi flint Hi* lull of Infection was reduced te 27 per ill | • |1 R*| ifinin 'll cant. In first-year milkers the In- (ieorgm Supreme Court ruled to benefit* esceed the eosts of He M1 A Mtltl'lM |f*V#f t Nr j111 k 11•«•if faction rata declined from 22 per day Hi*' Georgia counties with velnpmenl. Mmi»h1 (Ceallaaea Os P a i. a. See. si s i i I i s I h i i I i m I negro populations must "The chief economic result, ,tf TIm. Bit•iMlnin 91im|p^>s lip M'S fol use negmes op the grand and drainage and Irrlgatlnn have lieen I ftHi' 1 lia c,’i,p lories. to bring additional and more pro < M1 .0.. Np'fU’li f#»\v llfNrp t **i11 'll,* high court pointed out that diictlve land Inin cultivation, t" | »IIP 1t'Jl *♦'# III AlilllM IMH4-, Hi*‘y hri' ** Ii l* completed to follow num- Increase crop yields per acre nod Itee,, .-it- » little Same applies '• eiitu* decisions or the Unlto.l iraBltaaea On raa* Test, See. -j. , nal ,, mIties, 11Inli'it I,. Miami S ta ir, tipreme Court that It is -pi mg Miami Rhoies, So, I*,it" UNIDENTIFIED suit illegal f" try a negro without ,o,l I!•*I lln, I,our. Home mu tidier of Ids own rare Miami , a-ailn will be ilenmlt", HONG KONG, July It i/T, being 'he trial Jury. Chinese Central New* Agency ,h* led Sep* I Fnllm* ing this linn of rsasnn- patch from Keoshinng, Furmosn. lamp,' -cures of lenants have lug, 'lie Georgia court granted a today saltl an unidentified *,,t, r>rmplai"'r| since controls weie new iiixi to John Crumb, an early marine was spotted 3,20(1 yard- Iif tMil U«i llmrsilay, with Increase* county negro. An all white jury off Changshun Island last Mm, ranging fiatm 2fi tn I GO parce,,' convicted him of pointing ■ pistol day. Hr,(III,r, -iiv, however, lhat tlm at nnidhnr. Changshun la tha inpe NatlnmM average hindlnrd* "Is too good „ Tim opinion read, in part: 1st naval base In North China «' hiisinessniHt, to lucres*, rcnl* l» "Where more than 50 par rant the entrance to the Gulf of till,Hr an unreasonably high level." of the population, approximately The report aelit the submarine fhUjrd" city council is study r,o per tent of (ha males over remained surfaced for some mb, ing deconitoi Issues following a 21. wnd Jd per cent of tha persons litre before starting In a north ,Pi*e dav I,earing. on the tsx digest aro negroes, westerly direction and suhrneigI mI c I mi. iI — some le n ls hm*' and tl,,,* are no negrosa tn the Ing. K nnlleireil tin Pee* t w Bee. St Jut v list »f the county, and none has served as a Juror for SO or 40 years, and whara tha state made no showing to Justify thalr exclusion, there Is eitabllshsd a violation of rights undsr the equal 'protection clausa of tha 14th .amendment to tha Constitution of - — ■— 4 --------------- ------------ ------------- -------- — --------------the United States." B Y R A L P H H. H E P P E | seat ihi* week, Isn't env novice in BAN FR A N C ISC O . July 14— (IT) i hanking She has been a sort of — Claire Giennlnl Hoffman, first e*.,,ffMn member of the hank* woman director of the world', 'taf/ for yeere. Her view, we.* largest bank, dossn't believe In 'ought not only by her father and mlglng sax with bualnsss. her brother. L. M .OIannlnl. preslJust forget the sex of p.rticl-['|*"1 "r. 1 b»nk' bul ,,v \ml •i .... M ill iom unit A* RAINDROPS faR on the r**tem drought s ip * s* imomi I .mil. I ,.g., id Mn,marine, N. J., Inspect* a head of lethn e on hi. I u m III. am,, lidui, ti.nV* akywsid In hopa* of coaalria mure rnln Although ttm ran.............i i up in *ave Ihe early New Jet >"v harvest, ollie, *■ ■ ■t*i>n* nt llu i i, >,|' ii led d, might condltlona had licen eased. (Iiilerniilloiiul) f i t wniiM hnv** id »iHf» p r i i g i I int* fim f . * Mn*lIhmU in linhiu; well IilnilTIfi! 'MIH lli r, it' K 3 ^ V t o MthlC‘ & lung tha I irii Ns- I t W ill ! ' i Alca- ■■ - ----- r---- --- : ............ M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 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>, July 13, 1949; <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/f731edf6f283ae23e9c9163e39131b99.pdf d9810605815097a093ed3f566796f80f PDF Text Text State Legislature T e r n Governor Jester b Found Dead On Train 1 acruia-the-board slash the Cabinet Legal Notice ni*da was proper. Aa if In reply, Rap, Bedenbeugh of Columbia declared the "so tol­ a s r o i T o r c o a u iTio x o r led hujte appropriation* bill "was do it with. "t h e n r i i i a i a.txK o r o v ie d o o r OVIEDO IN TH E IT A T K OK KI.OMIDA Tha poll-answsrad bp only half | written by the leglslature-iiot the a t t h e a o i K o r nusiNEas o n j v .t r aa. tern. the tsglslatora— showi ----------- a Senate | Governor and Cabinet. ASSET* vote of 15 to 8 In favor of raising ■ Benator Banchas of Live Oak r»»h balancr with other hanks, including rtaerve balances, Mint cast! Itema In pruceiu of collection .... . ................ the 160,000,000 to aupport the ap­ went evpn further. He said the A la in Uueerninent utilisation*. direct end propriations act In full, but the Cabinet ihouldn't iller«-^o>i d Hi* I nlttd guaraiitalrt .... ~....... ........................— ..... ......... House only 26 to IT In favor. It I legislature's spending anthorlra- I m n . end dsecounta (Including t None overdral Executive W a s On liana premlata owned 119,111.IS. furniture Indicated a limited ialei tax will tlona. and lliitra a 111. I t i l l .......................... ...... ...... W ay For Physical “ When we patied a hill tilthbe acceptable to the Serial#, but T O T A L AHHKTH ....... ........................... - ............. have a rough tlma getting pa*t oriitng the exiiendlture* of ap* M A N IL IT IE S Check In Galveston proflinately 150,000,000 for public liamaiid dei'uall* of Individuals, parinstahlpa, and the House. i r)r|i(iral>*na ........ .................. „..... ................. Member# of the so-called ec­ Tim* dauualia of Individual*, partntrahlpa, and HoustonL’ Texa*. July II — corjmiailun* .................................................. .......... onomy bloc claim waita and ex­ (ff)— Beaufort! H. Jaster, 56. ser­ I»pnxlta of United Htalas Ourarnnicm I Including travagant* In uperatlnn of tha post*! atvlngal ...... ....... .............. ...................... ving hi* second term at governor government, and maintain that l>#poa|i* of Hfaia* and political aubdlvlalona *..{ liepnalt* 'll hank* ........................ . .................. ... of Tcxai. who found dead in hit If it wera eliminated and expendlCm liar depoali* (certlflad and offlcara' check*, at tures held to their preaem ;*val ilcrping berlh here today. the State wouldn’t need any mora Hit office at Austin raid the money. governor left theie last night to go “Cut nut the deadwood," I, to Galvtilon for a physical check­ their frequant battl* cry. I'liiilvlilad prnlH* .................... ....... .......... ..... ............. ........ f ille t up. He had planned to spend sevSenator Mathew* of Ja c k s o n -_____ _ ___ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS II ttt.Ot tral deyt on the west coast testing TnT.U. LIAII1LITIRS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT# 1.(St i lt II vllle, on* of the leading advocate* | fltata and ahoubt therefore become •Till* tank a capital cunatata ufi of new tavtnua,. came back Sat-1 a part of our Stale pmgia from the heavy duties during the (\imui.'S atnrk with tntal par valua of aSo.400.09 (itday with a challenge fur lligin gardlasa uf cost." Cunllim* HEHOEANDA just-closed 5 1it legislature. Aastla jj)*it|»d or aaalanad to secure liabilities and to answer "what dead wood ahuuld! liiwlng of their plans will f..r i.'i.tr purpotet ... ..................... ................................ lll.aso.OS Lieut, Gov. Allan Shivers will lit rut outt" I troy mir system of fie* I. Chari** O Bhafler, of tha above-named bank, du solemnly swear succeed Jester lass than seven He and hla cohorts cits flauras! prise," ha declared, u.ai tne above statement la trua. and Ihat It fully and correctly repre­ sent* the true state of the eevaral matters herein contained and aet to show that gl percent of that Senate President Hiarklit months after the Corsicana lawyerf. -.tj - - .ha b»et of my IrncwMet tnd belief fpsn.nnfl.nno appropriation# for cd- "I am firmly convinced that C orre ct-A tte st C H A R L E S O e H A fF X R stockman started his second term oration, health and welfare, ermuent can and eliniiM t B. r. W H E E L E R •• governor. Shivers alio it serv­ H A R O L D W A R D JR . The "economy bloc" Idta haul at public service" In inch fie! It. W . E B T E B ing hit second term. administrative expanse It claims education, nld age asslatam * Director* are excaaalv*. It advocates ulm lie hsalth, nubile wclfate an. dial* <j[ Florida. County of Seminole. an Justice of Peace Tom Maes fn .11, Ml nnd aubacrlbad brfora me this Sth day or July, 1S4S, And tiling salaritt. servallon "In ntder for Hu said lha governor was believed to I heratiy certify that I am not an officer or director of Oil* bank. The new r#venue advocates say of Florida to meet such oliliK ' T . L. L IN O O . have died of a coronary occlusion, that is only a relative email part additional ravenue le necess Notary Public vly ri.ntmlaalon aapltst August IS, 1SS1. Bunded by Haas. Bonding a blood clot. Dr. H. L. Evans, of the tntal, and If all adniinltHut from Senator Davis <>f k lne.ir*t,c* t „ tratlve spending wera allinlnated Ison mints: "It it about tit surgeon on the staff of the South(H EAL) ■ ___ ___ the Stats Still would need mnr# give the pat son who pays I he tin Pacific hospital, who tsaminmonsy to continue operating its soma degree uf consider#!! Hlia Acs user Voted fas Acquittal faces Now Trial ed the body, declined to say. Maes public tervlcei. believe that the leechea liar said he thought Jester bad b«*n Tha no-naw-tax group argue* their day and now w# * At Hll fAIM In Westminister, Md , Whittaker Chambers (left), admitted former Cum|uunlel agent, receives “If the State la getting by now j settle down to the Ihnutrl the newi that tha Alget Hiss trial |ury had bean dismissed atlei lepmtlng themselves hopeltssly dttddead four hours. on what It has, why can’t It get good hard business Tne locksd Chamber* was the chief accuser In the oarjury trial I'oitman of the lury that was discharged altar Jitte r had been 1)1 with food by for the next two yta riT” 'owes no one a living." having the case for 2H hours, Huberl E Jamas (canter) leaves New Ynrk’e federal Court following trial. poisoning during the lest days The other tide recall* that the The letter waa a membet of lha utluoilty in lh* S to 4 deadlock lot convlilluis Continued In I5.Q0U ball of legislature. Apparently, h* had 11147 Legislature didn’t cover all by the court pending a nsw trial, Alger Hiss (light) told newsmen; "1 have nothing tn say." (International) racoverad from that. Its appropriations either, ami a Pullman Porter Charlie Jlmmarrapidly-growing Stats ha* been con found the governor’# body *1 «f Ciingies* III his January reH tH N fTTS living for two ycari off wurrimt London Strike 7;ft0 A. M. whan ha want to purl— di-tuutuls which Congress reserves that now are almoet exJastar waa ra-alacted two yaari lius lurgely ignored. lUeallaaaa rtnm r » , iieai hauitrd. awaken Jester. Now dead fur certain, they In. , f t,mm paae Uaei Rep. Dowda of Putnam, a leader’ taxpayers To do other Ing majority Most were i ot drastlr. They in clnilrd xljindliy price mid wegH * ualnre and nf so extensive ja nay, ousted eluded public works plmming, Iml luntrol milimrlty; alloeaiUm nf calculated h; Inter- uf the economy bloc, called on the | run the real danger of n rvildent and nut more puhlls works: the llinii scarce iNutcrials; extunsluii uf ii-tlng with tliw supply mini dlsfrl- Cabinet Budget Commission to do | possible the carrying on :la took of- 1 nan farm plan; eipnmdun uf |„,jm , controls nnd llinliill- Iniihut nf food ami water, fuel or ns duty and cut back spending I n 1 xential functions uf gu\ rm, Jan. M l,. Sixiesl Senility mid Jot,li*kir |my niciil-phin hiiylttg ctirhs; icgnlu- lllflit, <>r witli the means nf loco- 1 ln(«t available funds. But be laid! And so the argumenl | extended til henefils. Ion, tu deprive the romnsuiiUy , n« didn’t think the 20 percent it will gi-t hotter as tin lion uf K<»iu mill other rniiiliMid- I unitiiitu Hiiliatfaiillml tinrllnn nf tlim _ » , ■ „ , ^ ■■ » »■--- ■■■ red his Idea i tlrlsl* ni'tliiii Isn’t hi,ctl«*«ll Mi 11V cxchitiigen til mill, lufhitiuu, •" «'>y substantial portion oi me. Nt-llht'i wit* lliara ...... .. n„, icnmiiiiiiilty nf the essentials of •J m**1* Tinm an Mil,!, lieniusv the Ills molni’l umy still Is Milling uml hmillhy guvernmeul bulldlllK iinliiil i nil LI®, | ivarnor was. Jt |,it „ Homing unmial out plnnts when privult, cnpltnl fulls, "lie may by proclamation de -, ***l®r ’ pul of "well nhuvit glHHlJMMIJMMl, I■line Unit a state of emergsuev off lea. poll" In n few years, he pi edit tcr liHiid, llu- 1'iesl- exists, uml the stoppage uf wurk ]**• ue«C tl)i That la one-fifth higher than i,where ntai i«a fur on mi (ixlriislva scale In the por( ig Jastar ra today’s mitiopul production. uf fedei ul pump- { nf l.nniion, having In Ills majesty's j"llut there la nutliliig henlthy priming um, ur Instunre, the pm - 1nplnlnti cimstiluted a slat# of cmlie tha real more unemployment ot leni pumuIh ,,f ciuilni Munny llb lim e ig ru ry within the maanlng of . prodocthni, Congress was told. .MuntJ ami Iher apuiiiiiiN of ilio the sold act, his majesty hat had himself, "Hurli tremla cun uml imml I, 'Xpntialun net of , deemed it proper liy pi original hm a loot* da-1 versed hv positive iirtlmi, pi to he intiimIsu-s-iI- Hindu In pursuance of lha said act » tho gover-1 i) for feilmul Intel •j nnd dated It July 1U4D to deralload com-1 "tiur own people Insist • inlvlsms hnvu tolil ilare that a atate of emergency i he served | |),B inaliiltfsncc uf pmsii , lire an inoad un* exists." , and will not tolerate a de _ . fnghien tiLislnusH. | I.idiot Minister (leorga Isaaca *» cqnt»»t*d I aioH," | The I’renldoHi hud kind words iidd Ihe ilimsa of Commons HI,Hit| rCastftll. HI* The President '* Cniinell nf I’m tunny "Ini seeing’' tuelne**- men of a lotal dock fore# of 26,-' 'oaq commit-1 Kroimmlo Advisers, In nu aeemn- men who Imw shied uwuy from util) still aie Idle, despite govern* | You doo’l n**d to leave the wheel t# malt* a earau cruLar ol lha i unexpected i |mny|ng relinrt, was sntiiewhat spefiliation, held their stocks' mint denunciation of tha strike! IVaveler. Simply (old down the rear teat, and theta's yous ’ nf! W*" I i ' ■WM* optimistic In gi'iierul time of liiKh-prli-ed unit el inIs w iildirn- lllegnl ami Communist-led and] roomy, rteslshod bold...big enough for a double bed at vaca­ losltlon, Hie j},„n njr< 'friiinnn, 11 (mind the v, iitul In |despite the appeal* of leaders nf tion-time! "Mr. Ml||le" says that on long trip* lha 125Vs’ inrent «f-ithe two unions Involved fur an . . . V I1! business uutlook reussuiliur. Hot wheelbn* is wundtriul. Ue never tuftn Iron 'short c*r l*tl|u*', mi*e price cud to the stoppage. flee i.Vl run l" Ion," Isiinc* mi ul 112 ships art Idl* ton have I mid the stevedore crews uf sis ..i . . . . i,. "Wu may have the unique nnd 'nice with ships ate iimleriiianned. Tha numvirnnr— wItVi ........................ lh|iddate iiiestuge' her nf men at worb It about " Mllljol lllfhit ii.Ji without 1 I burnt, lie said. i* guidance’ /,"lllnlf ,"1'1 " fecesslon,’’ gicnt op-' Not only Is thN strike holding l I he ................ .. cooiltfll lepnMpiuihictlmi up in gently needed Imports, but niljiialliig I have been piling up In the two fit a senlcnce cetInin it al thu^ weeks of Ihe strike. This Is partbe nccluliii of business. Mr, T ru ­ lore,I pro- ih-idmly -mbiasslng to the govman look Ills slmid ngaiiitl uny , . lenmieni now. In the light of the major Increase In luxes. Mulntiiliiing volume In the riirient dollar crisis. ' Only estate uml gilt tax rates Within ininotrs afler lh# anSort H t n r y J. Ktihtir, should he raised, he said, He ad­ ptcsen situation is lui titiiie Int-, ded that the transputtatlon tn* pnitnui Ilian muliiialidiig profit miunreinenl nf tha proclamation, I he unjy ultimate, I Tim soidlers, sent Into the area rates should be raised, he eald. ninrgms. " Our purpou hut alwayi lie milled Hint Ibe limiapoitntl'in soiitcc of HUsliLitmd ptorits Is tnsi week to nnloaii perishable lax oil goods should Ira wiped susimiicil empluyinent nnd pur-'foods, moved Into the dock*. leva to mnkt tht mil of car# This supported a prediction by mil uml the "curry-over" of r o t i )? lM*w>,rIht lyplral AmnUan family wanlt and needs, That’i uky u i designed concept should I London newspapers Ihat tha govlosses In corporation taxes should ....ii * , , , 'v,,ge policies Itiislncss ra n-, i rmneut Inlended to nut tho #mU lliieralixsii. and bulil our nrw Kalitr Ttavtlrr. It h (He aniutr to tht 3-car problem of bury, ______ ____ . . . . ____ _ The expected tcsullsi ( A ) het- c t..,.h lPI1!"1’"1""" ,l1" P‘*r* urgency rules Inin effect Immadlthrifty folk* uho don’t Ilka the bother and expense of maintaining two itavR Indicated, In my vptnlun, ter profit prospects for Industry. . l u n "1 W,u lk"r , 1 *» wltlmut walling formal gpdifferent kindi of rati. I hope you treat your family la the thrilling experience proval by Parliament. |g got ao. U l) a small net loss In federal i" ”1 ... 1 ' , 1 111',' econdly. it I* assumed that rDvaniis*. In place of the thumpV n i1 I,l0ir ll,,ouW Th* ‘■•••Inot had warned Ihe o f a Kaiur Trawler demonelration real i r o n v * V , /______ '* 4 striker* last week It would tek* d|g*r tn# producer th* better *"* ......... rporalloti rate* r * if wage cutting. . emergency action If tha man war# quality of goods and the. v i V T " l , ch *!"’ not hack at work by today. IMf th# pric* to th# pubtlr* I *tcl^nt m HqiI In hi# January Clfdly. tt Is assumed that' *'<,<inurTJle mesiage and for which IIL a i beoome becaits# ’ The President **• " 0,1'T » month ago. of people have bean saving that a^aa neoomt hi* . g twcaiis# flailed at l«p"s(PosttsM.# i oea) the threat of a lax Inrraaa# has . iotd i u J e . w*"1 on government tit luges sold, t„ „ rumi.pou,mid nlppled liuslitesi. It looks Ilka Wao^a'tha^Aa’ a h i^ ,,co,,om>, •« the point Of CllUlng progrnm tills ),in f,,, rmveiiiniput this message gives butlntsi a Atltora b#ratti* they do n h*t- "essential national progtams" mid relief In th,, iH'ctitded areas °£' oT.,,1 d/ r l *rV l ’ or Ilk# defense nnd foreign aid. of Gt’iniany, Austria, .lopun, and green light." .Senator Taft (H-Ohln) com­ lh h#tiqr g'"*1*’ "Nothing could repreiant greater llu1 Jtyukyu fhlittiilh, wu# i mented; "Ther# It nothin? new i »• ? »»• *hal In sum# In- aconnmle folly," he said. rut of 1 26,mill,mill below tha lim it, In Ihe program, except that h* *• •••option, ere "If w# tried to avoid a h.idgol gt. Personally, 1 doubt If deficit by cutting eaasntial i t - •approved figmc and | 76,1HK),0(>0 ha* diopped hla demand for naw iticnnt* taxes, which always waa ' . Psodlturea, wa would aontrlbute te” than the Army luid asked. LCA Chief I’aul Hoffman had wrong." irh toW th# commltts# ha to lower national output and lowrequested HlUH.000,000 for the Hpaaktr Rayburn u ld rapsal of Converting the MlgUorlsi’e TVevsIer from a luxwiue* slx-pasteaseonil year recovery program. The tha transportation la i on good* gar sedan to a cargo carrier I* a 10-sacoad Job. Ifera, little House cut this figure to 1:1,666,- "will hit popular.’’ Hnwevar, ha Ylchy, 6, already hat lh* U llb o u d down, while frank it, 11, flip* 470,000-hut |H>rnmtei| that EGA would not attempt to it y what fmaph MlgllorW, New York thread satseaiaa, id* Ue Ihvelae up th* batch. Says U utr fatbtr, " I c h u g s my Kabar Ttttsler Jo spend the mmmy In to and a prospsets there are for ratling ready I n a 117-mlla delivery its, Mr. Mlgllorlsl, U own la bawl half months if necessary. estate and gift tax**. . A n d Chairman Doughton (D a**s a* “Mr, Mlggle", load* *0 potutd canons Into tha TV*velar*t He foresaw passage of the mini' N C ) of the House Way* and mum wage Increase, a ferns Ml l * ml ft carp bald, (with mom In 8 patteagen). Tha powerMeans Commltteo cxprassad doubt and extension of the rteipreet feh 7A40-1 high ceatprmtioa Kaltw rngloa save* plenty al gaal that it will b« prartical to con- trades agreement program. alt er any pew tax legislation at Ha forecast lions# passage oi this session of Congress, Social Security expansion but' MR Doughton told reporter!, after a tha nri noaal to Inrreata unemploy on President Truman,' that Ihe mrnt hanaflta raltts complice Chief Executive’s recommends- tlons. Executive’* recommenda­ te I reduce ’ tions In hla midyear economic me*Rayburn *ev* hie view* follow *d I crlpplee will h* given "moil careful i"g a president1*1 confarene# Will consideration" by hit coinmiitea, neumoratle leaden teem Capita Earlier W. W. Waytuack, form­ er Atomic Energy Commission­ er, said ha baliovaa that the overall record of the commission "la one of every substantial Improvement rholesale and IT p e r cent at in the country’# atomle energy I Clark’N Speech ConKri'ss Action fft C T lS position.'’ (Weymack expressed hie views In n telegram to Chairman McMahon earning# (D C o nn) of ihe Joint SenateHouse Atomic Committee. The committee today entered its sev­ enth and last week nf hearing# Into charges of "incredlUe sm«Rtanagemant” made against the ‘f l : ^ «■& : M a..}. \ , . , ~ -J" . .-1*L * \ 1 (,■ , yT; > X \ t \1 *. V n-Mralom.. - 1>1) ■c-rs4usnMki.X:^.{pe»uSlrtt8.1.1,-jcLm Llai 1*1- , t ’ v J * �r » •V e ! i Jfl Sr 31 3Tljp #anfnrd Ibratfi AMERICANS WIN ALL-STAR TILT 11-7 : • v<r„. •» la Uttty T k m la Hlreegtfc— THE WEATHER tu T« Pntwl tM r « a at w«u> r « Pr w K i (W F r a g im W America i to PrUuc* Preaterity fw S u ( « i Clear to partly eluudy and * i r a through Wednesday Foealbly a fair afternoon thundershower*. Light to moderate southerly winds. _____» v* IMS VOLUM E XXXX SANFORD, FLORIDA, 73 Plane Passengers K ille d A n d 3 0 H u In F la m in g C rashes 13 Newsmen L o s e Lives A t Bombay; 11 Die In Wreck Near Los Angeles • BY A S S O C IA TED PRESS Seventy-three plana paisengers ware killed today and 30 others in­ jured in two airlina craibss on opposite sides of tha globe. Los Angeles police said II par­ sons wars killed and 30 injured in th* flaming crash of a Standard Airlines plan* near th* summit of Santa Susans Pais. Theta were 48 perioni aboard the unscheduled C-46 flight. A few hours earlier 43 prisons, including 14 Americans- 13 of them nawipapar, magazine and radio iiportcii-wtra killed in the crash of a Dutch airliner near Bombay. India. » Standard Airlines said the plane usually carriss a passenger load of 40 persons. Ths liner was westbound from Naw York City. Ths Los Angslts air route traf­ fic control bureau received the re­ port from the pilot for police aid at th* airport. On* of tha passangars, tha con­ trol bureau wa* informed, had bean badly beaten. Th# pilot s a i d ^ wished one of the.*#n »«••«*#■ , • ft'eaaft only-#' A w f Hits# later that th# sheriff received a call (lives Self U p A ViMlMIA Fisheries Commission dsputy, David Acre*, 33. is shown In Accomac, Va., after h* surren­ dered to th* suthorltla* m answer a warrant charging him with tha ■laying of Earl Nelson, a Criedald, Md., crab fisherman Virginia ogidels said they will not give up Acre* to Maryland authsriUes, who alto seek him an a murder warrank. UnfgfMXoaaJ Saundpkato) Defiant Dockers Join Walkout At Pleasant Summer Weather Forecast Port Of London For Most Of U. S. British jv iiv iu s i si r « n tTviini tad lleAleater, Okla., and 101 at Shitvaport, La. Highest readings In Inland California war# lUt at lakarafteld and 107 at Fresno. Bat on tho coait, Ban franelaco had a comforUbla 70 and tha high at Loa AaMlaa waa 79. Raadlnga In tha Mlgweat and Easter# itataa v * v > TUESDAY JULY 12, 1949 Aasodatcd Prcaa Uaaad Wirt Legislative Group Seeks System Atlantic Pact '[nu»»nM,y Okay Is Urged Of Job Classification For State rStrike l Debate Sl"' By Sen. Dulles No. 231. -------------- '- - u m |Stan Musial, Ralph Kitiei Rap Homera For National Loop; J. DiMaggio Stars I.AI LAHASSEE, July 12 -(/P )— A Flonda legislative roinnitilre By TED SMITH teconiiiiendrd today that iteps be taken to set up a system of )ob class­ ‘ BROOKLYN July I2 -4 JP )— ification and ,1 j i daidilation of wage rales of stale employes. Ihe Amruran League All-Star It also proposed arlion lo change th# "well enlrcnchrd practice" tram driratrd the National LeaSir I*riinr< employing pnsate aUoincys. I n d i c a t e s , New Yorker Takes ot JitHilli guns 11 tu ] today in a wet an8 President resigned in carry out hoth those recommendations were de­ wobbly all star game that set ra< Issue With Taft; feated in the lap legislative «* «-# — — — ------ — ------------------------ -------He Will Intervene! ilim I __ . ___ . _________ colds foi noting and cirots. To Stave Off Walk- j Alliance Is Called It aiUfaeMrd Mila -tumid he pre- > Joe DiMaggiu, J'hJ.OOOa-yeet **A Step Forward” naretl (or Introilucturn in the next ActreHH Robbed out In I n d u s t r y , New NmV Yankee oulfietder who 1-etrii.lutuir 10 ’vlimlnalv the nelias iiren out ot action molt of tha ce-iily foi ihr iierformanre l,y W ASHINGTON. July 12 oT't I’ll ISBURGH, July 12 - 0 W - ' seaioii, led the American attack vnrlnii, IhiiikI* anil agencies of Senalm (Julie, iR-N\ ) today iilieasi-iituil fiuicliiini.1' A metimg of the CIO United Steall-j tilth a pownlul dotililc m ihe sixth The ie|iiut tame from a H cum wuiken rxpeiied lo result in a [ urged Senate a|ipioia lof ihe Noilli dial ioird two vital tuns. strike order tor 500,000 workers Atlantic Pact He said it is the only lu la in n iilln uf the Joint legn- , Sian M u s i a n d Ralph Kiact lative ,'uiiiiniltrr ..n guvernmeiital ( began today. There were indtka measuie that promise, to ,a ,e "out ceorgmiiaiion hit homeu toi the Nationals. | lion, that President Truman pir- hopes fur a peaceful and flee A crowd ot 12.577 paid $79.* The suti-roniinmee reporieii to . sonally msy intervene to stave eff Europe." Kep. \V ( i antaff of Miami, 225 02. less taxes, lo see the gam* Tw o Daughters, Selma • walkout in the banc steel in- Dulles >aul the pa, 4 should save rhaii man uf tin- larger gruap, | that latird (hire hums and lout that it hail looked into the oper­ Germany toi ihe West ami spike minutes And Louise, A ri e ! duV ,ry . .... ation, of out, 5.1 of about I 6U 'he unions i/O-tnan weg# pot "the Communist twin rpm, of false agencte* ami _ i . . _ _ j n __ j The Neliunal l.cagucts made five department. It , ^ J ^ ^ ^ S e r i o u s l y j jcy committee was in session when pronusr and lineal allots, one nioie than the iecoi4 suggr-ted tile mvestlgatloll he made by the Aincucan in 1938. □□rrouASj t " word cam* from Washington i)ui The New "loikei, appointed only continued BRENHAM. T e a . July 12— </P) t|u f*,r*ulriit may use Iris amer- last week by Goiemoi Thoma, E u* Hie atcel.cles It checked The total lull output oi 18 lopped ... v i . i . were llmne mill duties umdvina — Mr. arm Mrs. David Levy o f , |(llty jKU, n , tn the steel labor the ptevious high ot 16 set in IJewey ol Nrn link look tfiarp iuapectinii of vailuili voiuinodillcs Sanford, Ha., weir killed and their j l ‘M4 wtirn ihr Auiencani won 9-7. issue wiih .Srnalm I alt l K Ohio) examining and licensing of pro two daughter*. Selma levy. 26 end . Mu iu y , | „ j ff „f th# un- in III, lutt Senate iprnh This »ux th* tw*lfth American feisitiri* and or.npatiutis. Miuiic L*vy, 12, »fhouily injured |l)(1 i4uj |4I| niy||| hr would If* [ cugin- victory iti Itl Ail-Star The i-oiiinnilee said fuitlior Without meiitliilnliK tl.r Ohio games ami i'iiiuc ilcsptt* Ihe otdyeilerday when llim automobile commrud a iinkr thu weekend in lenatoi hy name Diilln diipulrd -Indy uns needed on tile “ proper cm of t'ri'aiilriii Ford Frick of th# design" of a luueail of inspei'llnn •meshed into the concrete abut- *,upp0lt tlir union's wags apd I aft's Contention that tl.r pail Nutlmml l eague to h*ui down. or a cellrial lioaul for ailministerments of a sarlsoad undeipats. | ,,enlll,„ Uemands The strike call iitliiinil, tin, i.mulii a i.rinrudoiit ing piiifensiinial amt related ieynTli* American leaguer* scored Selma Levy suffered - fractured ‘ wouW ht Hfechve at midnight Imeigii aims piogiam four lineal hrii mn* In Ihe flrat Intory laws. Ilmiever, It said Diet Isill ill K mi Mitre single* and two antbinUy of 1lie administering skull, broken )tw and fractured, Tlrur.day or Friday, dependent on Aliswenng lall s asseilluii that linanl 1I1,>iii.I mil include prepntuthigh. Louise suffeird a broken union coiitiact eipiialuin dates. •r,,,r" . u, the seiimlv |iaii ...nld mil he ir 1ion of examinations nr pnliry Stun MiihIuI'h Inline! t>«mud lower jaw and seveir lacerations .1lift1ki«* liiilllMl ft*cIIi'm ilollhlv gUt tWO Speedy approval ot Muitay s re- naulfj 4 supplriortit in il.e Un. milking powers about the eye* and heed itiiim fui ( he Nttlluiuiln iu ill! flrtt. Uthi'i rs'i'isrnmcmlut Iimin: commendations was ripecled from I ,f j Nations chailn "h» any slietih Don *hjirp iitiis H Th* family was en rout* fsom ihe polity coiniiilttce. There should lie further study . , u| ||,« imagination 1Julies declar Mint T*il williams caught running lu leuin whether i| might lie ailSanfoid to Los Angeles for a vaca­ News that Hiesideut Truman. rl|, wiMi his hack lo the plat* liroilght vanliigeuiiH in use mote Slate tion. *, aftei the might intervene wa, Iclcphoned (n ..j )ltv, heard 11 said lieig that owlietl iiiutm tehlcles for travel VICTIM of butglaia who looted her Wllliiril Marshall hum lu the union meeting. Thera was fe this North Atlantn- neaty does' uf stale employi'* Instead uf the Hdlkywov* home ol $30,090 In gams, mtrh. Kni tin* Iliti Nullunil rutt Ths condition of Miss Selma Widespread system of paying •Im * ^rd screen ecu ess Lole An- In tli* second. Jackie Hohlnion immediate coininerit Ironr th# Uft- ****•“ • ’ iw .i ,'i ! ' s i r " deftws etts with hai pet Boxer score,I whila the Americins were Levy remained csitual today, a ■ (C4biimm#a ©# Mlsl 1 (liftict Di th* Unllifd N*tton% fttftr mileage un private cara. , ier and that it reiur-ent- a «tep s Cases In which travel allowanc­ "B ig " puts:de the door of a closet t xrcuttng a double play in th* Btenharn. Taxas. doctor informed larkward If I belie el toai, I es or employee and ufflclala "are la whteh the Jewel* bed been hid­ ttiird, following which Gil Hodge*, D(. Leonard Munson of Sanford running for Johnny Mlie, aaweft would, ■s great or greater than th* sal- den ffte rot met wife of actor m i Eddie Karak's second alngi# in ft teMpboa* message tbie mornu-aiy arles received” should he looked George Jaaael reported that some til pul the National icaguaea “ It Is IIIiy opinion that the North Into further. •20.000 in fur, and other valuable* ipf. r . ad, Atlantic Treaty, far ironr being Mlea Louisa L e w 4aa taken io The committee found "there Is wets undisturbed (Jnlernalio/uilJ ahe It wa* a wild and wooly game. 'a sleiiliackward, is a step for not the degree of overlapping ami Houston this morning for treat­ Hv the end of three Innings the WNIll ment of a broken Jaw, but Is Nutiomil League learn had tied Dull.'s, who Im- served a- ad duplicating of services rninmo'ily ported to be out of danger and is M.f unenviable Al-Hlar record of Vlsei In foul sri'letliilea of -lute, thought lo exist and much of that expected to recover, ealiTDr. Munfoil 1 error* 111 u gum* Both «tattMrs. Peter Thurston, til dlril told tiIn I'lilleaguvs lliut by offer- i. Mldch does exist Is Inevitable." 11 said "apparently a fairly tric pilchfrs were nrompity driven Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jacobson, in tin* local hospital at fi:00 1‘ M lug a solid front among the tree tonxInlMIt effort is bring made try ,.tf thr mound Virgil Trucks of l.iother-in-law and sister of Mi I yesterday after an extended ill- naliouR, ill,- lii'Hly may keep the ’ ln.tiii|l relieved Mel Farnell of levy left Orlando at midnight tie*. Shewn* born in Jersey u i>, Sliuteglrally plan'd lii'rinans from . drpm tinenl heads In keep Havel Iti.stun fm tile American* in the last night on an E A L plane, uud,N J, on keb. 26, IHB7, and nu'v.d tin mug lowanl a Suviel iillluln e |expenses down, lull they would lie "v-culpl, and Id* thin Ncwcointu- of were due to arrlva at It (H), tu Sanford with her husband - UinIn Mini’ll "all uni hopes unit iiiMMeit hy an nveiull iludy ot riic Dodgers went in fui WaiTtn a |i,<ui*eful and fitr 1 1111I ipiestiotl.” o'clock this morning in Houston, llilll, when they made then iioiur plan*iliiafm lla u t l na fa s t T s a i Himlin of tlss* Braves tn the bot­ I'll* suhcommlttee report wax mi tli„ Weal HtiU. Mra. ThiiMWni 70 miles from Hrstrham. tom half of the -so...... ... '•ant'd hy Hops. C Fairis .iliyatit Mr. and Mis Levy ram* to waa a member of Ihe t.'oiigii'ga F IH H T IN N IN G ih-ala, Thomas T Cold, of Kadin Contact W i t h DeWitt Hunter I h of Sanford about 26 yaare ago from tlonal Church. Americana: Dai tons Beach, Nell C. McMullen Survivor* healdea the liUHiiaud Long Island, N. Y. whar* Mr. Highway Patrol OfD DiMaggiu weni down swinging. ■Ipl and +. E. David of Foil M an Of The Mon lit of lamps Levy was formerly engaged in include on* daughter, Mrs. I' w l.aiiilerdal*. litc Is Autliori/ed Ku/ak made a nice slop of Kelt s the automobile end garage bunl- Martin, Jr. of Athens, G* . oiuI,minder hut Mn 1 miner « * . safe till L A N IKl, July 12 t Special) nsna- He owned a citrua grove son George E. Tliurnlon. Sanfoid. 1 when Mltet fallrd tu come mi with 1*47. During J944-4* end ’4« he five grandchildren, George K Ji - K I J,- Witt lliilili'i of Heminolc I lie 1 ilv t oiuniitriiiu l,itl iiihIiI Kansk's low tlirow Kaiak waa near Silver Laka until January, Ann Victoria and Nancy llilin County lias 1.... . named to the I parifd .1 1m l deiuuliiil uiilinsnce charged with no etroi worked at the II. and A. Store on Thurston, Hanford: Thsoiloie and houoraiy "Mail of Ihe Month Williams was culled "0t on 1 wlin Ii Mill hr rent to (mvrmut Hanford Avenue H# waa a vet­ Frederick Martin of Athens ; mu' Club" of llie Florida Farm Bureau strike* Kell wax credited with a eran of World War I and mem­ totisln, Miss Marie Hartwig of according to that nrgauliatlon's ) Waiirn Im Ills iigualuir, said l ily stolen lias* a* Hemmick’s throw ber of Catnpheil-Loaalng Poit 63, Elisabeth, N. J. monthly imtillfalInn, whir'll came MsmiMri Clilfotil McKihbm today. pulled Kers* off Mi* hag a Ion. Kuneal services will he conduit off ilie press tills week American Legion. 1 mni ill* G o tr in iii'i o lf iir the • Joe DiMaggiu, un 0 2 1 count, Ira. Levy wen wars hnth.nl at Erickson Funeral Holin' id Mr. and 6fra. Mi Hunt i t was nomiiialeil by mill (Mine will he am I tu hedrial 1 lined a nlngl* to lefi scoring K*ll members of tha Jewish Com- 2:00 P. 61. Thursday with Dr I (Jen It. Kwaits, pieshlent of I tie* Circuit Court Judge M. Ii. The run I* unearned. munity Cenier. They (Wed at th* H Hoot and Dr. E. D. Brownlee Hi'iiilnole County Farm Bureau , .. , . .Smith today denied u tirtltlun uf lloiiMiiK l.sprdilci T. Wood. Du e l Joust walked on lour straight Han Lanta Apartment*. I officiating. Interment will follow ,, lu ilin r sctiuns, tent vunliul can 1 pitch**. , ed" "tthroughout hrmi glmul *tthe he "ala tV *"o"* A " orn'» Overa.reet For th* p u t year ftnd a half in Evergreen Cemetery. ed state on The Hi* \ ||)( „ humt, th# ' Murray of ,l)ir chalker Don Newcomb*, Brooklyn right­ not hr irtinpusrd in Sanlutd at the j 6IU* Louts* Levy haa served eel Active pallbearers will tie KuiI ,i,asi- of outstanding service lo began warming op >n tha office manager of Florida Fash- j Higginbotham, Andrew Carrawav then organisation. From their uf G'huluota following a hearing dlHiellini of the housing eapethlei, hander (CeasTaMea nn r « » « *lsi innsu Inc. >F. 11. Hcott, J. L. Galloway, W then ,'umriiuiilty, to fsniilng 01 to anil testimony of witnesses lasting Mr. MiKihhln pointed out. -----■|V. Hitting and W. II. Vihlen. Hon ranks a "Man of th* Year" will unlit 2:80 o'clock this afternoon, I ' uii hxir Itom the t utility ul Hurfflnrn Find Video R w rp n iin it fa m u n orary pallbearers will imlmle na choten at the Hmeau’s state ami started at 9:30 o'clock Mil n i T f , o “ 11 (Donald O'Neil. Dr. Shearer, John onvwitloii lu Ht. I'stm liurg next morning. Mr. Chalker died on May ilinr tuts mi the nuith rule ot East Set I h FaHi'inatinff 2 in Chuluota. Fath, Georg* Lee and George November. Second Street between Pint ami Judge limith pointed out that L'yp iro Ateliurs was u td rird ill Di J. W Wilson, also uf Heml Henry of DeLand) also Leu Hut Mine waa nothing to show ihut E L IZ A B E T H . N J.. July 12— Several local clttsena and con­ ner, .!•■■* Lodge, At Coe, Dr. 1 mile, was among thus* nominated j 'he probable cause of the death mdei lo cnmplrle City holdings (>F)— Why bother wiili a burglar l last month. cern* have donated material* to T . Dost and Harry Kudali. alarm 7 Ju»t keep your television I wa* line lo foul play, and stair'I and lo allow repialting of the block. help carry nut thft extentlvc artthat it waa tha duty of the court Ea,t Street, as platted brlween set in working order when you craft and racreationa) aetlvltlaa mu lo disturb tha body unless ll Cypirss Avenue and Pine Sltrel, go away from home h planned for botra and (Iris during Folic* reported today that bur­ wax established that the death the summer by tha Recreation hat been uidered narrowed to 14 glars apparently wete so fascinat­ wa- >lue to criminal causes. Department. (luaileaea Oa Fas* Te st ed with the television »*• in the Among tha witnsanes was Dr Among th* Individuals who have home of Mr. and Mrs William E. J W. Martin, Oviedo physician, Weber that they didn't get around wtm declared that ha had made u Buhy Ih Ravlflhed iar, B. C. fltaata, Earl Higgin­ to taking anything of value trom superficial examination of th* botham. H. B. Pop#, and C. X, , body of Joe Chalker and had pro- Near Cunadlan Hume tha houaa. Kills. Firm* which hart donated Tha police found the fl°°J uoiimed Ih* death due tu a heart around th# machine littered with malarial Includa Clark's Wood­ attack. OTTAW A, UnL, July 12— (4'i— cigar and cigarette stub*, empty craft, Yowalla, Raumlllat and Mrs. Chalker, widow of the da- A 2B-mnnth-old girl waa ravished, whiskey hot tie* and loot ad sar­ Andcraon and Lattay Drug Co I,eaten and suspended nude from dine carta. But although th* house ceased, was quaatloned and denied Th* Banford PubUa Library hai that the had inflletad any In­ a ratter in a shed behind her waa thoroughly ransacked hv the alio glvan makariftla, juries on Mr. Chslkar prior tu his home tier* yesterday. The victim. Giselle Lachance burglar*, notice eald nothing aeetndeath, and ohjacted to disinterring daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tele- to be mlsalng. the body. E. F. Housholder, her attorney, spliuiu Lachance, wra reported rssumming up evidence of witnesses, 1 over lug in a hoapltal tiday. . . „„„ Apparently she waa salted while declared that he did not .see any Wednesday m o r n i n g 10:00 ( r that “_ _ Ohalhas s .m i (•> I'1** "*, r h,P hom*' t»moV#d evidence “ “ High SchooU *>»•. «hed and later n'clock-Haminole to his death by othar t S a n ! n a t u » V » lu,t Fundamentals of Football, Coach causes . i n ctwtflf l u d ^ continual e0Btlm ..i ?Mm: ' w“ h fl,hln« llnM' A Intoxn,cktls waa tied about her Kattlaa. , , .. (cation. ttiroat and body. She waa suspend­ 10:00 A. H . High School Lib­ ed to a rafter hut her weight was rary: Program for Junior and carried partially by th* cord* Senior Hlgli Bchool itudanta dlNEWSPAPER STRIKE SP R IN G FIELD , Mo., July 1 3 - ab<mt her body. Thla iav*d her ractad by Edna Chlttandan. 10:00 A. M. Bouthild* School* UP)— ‘The Springfield Dally News from luffucation. Dlicuialon on doll* bv members published ita regular final edition B EA TTY G E TS L IT E of th* Story Laagua, potato p ra t­ today deeplta a atrlka of union Mich., July 12-GF) ing, outdoor painting <brii# prlntari. The final edition came — LANSING, — (AT— A reek Dudley Beatty, the good-looking off tha praaaaa two and a hall young factory workar who brutal­ palnta) Group gamai. stones from M 1:00 P. M. Leave Gramma* hours lata. la • current pv ly murdered four-vaar-old Walter Th* printers atruch laat night ( p«a Weal Eaton hara laat month School for Crystal Laka: swim* Hit D. Rooaon for boya only. over wages and hours. The first waa aantancad today to Ufa im­ mlnjr mission. _ 2uOt P. If, Junior Bchool Shaft edition of tha morning paper waa prisonment. * woodcraft '_ . not published, Beatty pleaded guilty on his tiOO P. M. Ft. Mellon Park, Arab Wataan, business manager arraignment a warn ago. Amateur Hour: Make raulea, hob* for SprinflaU Nowiponara, I m ., by. botnm, finger face#. Salwd •old the p rln tm tod asked an Intalant for Baturday morning i % Mr., Mrs. David Levy Are Killed In Texas Wreck I avJ & g',lirag a By AS SO C IATED PRESS Pleasant summer weather w*» today's forecast for most part* of th# country, with temperature* around normal levalt. Thar* wer* aoma hot apola, howavar. It was hot and quit* humid In soma parts of tha South­ west and most of tha Gulf atatss and hot In tha Interior of Cali­ fornia.- Coolest tsmparaturas era In northern Naw England. Rain fall over Kansas, northern Missouri and eastara Iowa and th* northern Rockies. But there war* no heavy falls of rain In tha drought areas of Naw England, Naw Jersey and Naw York. Showara watted an area from Wast Virginia southward along tha Appalachians. Ths hot section covered part* 61 Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Taxae and Into tha Gulf AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Send Trorms To Wharves T o Un­ load Supplies, Food LONDON. July 12— (A*)— De­ fiant dockers by the hundreds join­ ed a wildcat walkout today a> ihr British government seised the strike-crippled port of London. Th* cabinet assumed virtual war­ time powers lo break up (he Moppage officially blamed on Fommunist agitation. The army and navy sent 2. ISO soldier* and sailors to ihb wharves to unload food. But the strikers, who numbord 10,222 yesterday, were joined by another 2,728 men today. Fewer than 13,000 of the 25,000 who make up tha London dock labor Jester's Body Lies In State In Austin A U S T IN , Tan., July 1»— (i<P»— Tha body of Baauford H. J*atar u y In atata today In Tanaa' rod* granlta capitol. Jester whoaa haart gava out bafora ha flnlahad many a aelfaaalgnad taak of re-making Texas, died yesterday on a train batwaan Auatln and Houston. Daath cam# a faw hour* bafora ha wna> to *aa two haart ipaelallata lov • cheek* Mrs. V*Thurston, ■ 62, D ies After Extended IUnens City Commission Approves Rent Decontrol Plan Judge M. B. Smith Denies P etition ToExhumeChalker Getn Craft SuPplieR QualifieH A Jut Pilot Recreation Schedule jAcxaoNvnxs, �'■■■ ....: . •V f\ PACK 1W O ■ hr i if. v?S i< -*-,* •.•^:‘0 ‘ *t /_'• , : *^ TUESDAY JULY 12, 1949 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D P L O H ID A The Sanford Herald City Commission Steel Strike i Dulles Speech ordination." It voted 1-1 -2 to hold lip the military unification lull until tlm OSstafcllahea la IM rtea Ilexes rrx m gate Deal iraatlaae* P h m Pa«a Oaal (I'n a lln a M rr x a i P a i r D a r i ra ftlla h M Hatty , < r « | i M alariap It o ftrn Hcpins that the first thing Eu ro p e an economtut.-. Europe would crash tn the pleted.Investigation has hern com­ ■el in width In allow more depth ion. • ri • •■* Sanaa? at ... think nf whc>n economic troubles nppuur in to change the tic» < Ai m i i Murray opened ihe .e.tinn with In Ini) on Pint Street. *r*0?ven the treaty." he said. "It I T h'* .‘n9«'lrr nn. . ‘ h*' ''•»«* l«.nil.er. ” . « » « ■ « rises m s .t . r clarcil value of the currency, or put new limitation!* On its In order to receive KM radio a itattmenl that: may'he posslhle tn aolve the prob* i uv'leff') *be Mouse, is expm t5 ». *; • rt* * ! ” • I M r e a l o llir e circulation. T o United StntcH Trea su ry Secretary Jo h n S n y ­ 3 fa a ta ra . K txrlea, a a l i r (fee A c ) m'waaKea from the Del.and head­ !em of Ciermany. Without It, I H ' " run several months with "We are cnnvlneed that, with a C aaaraae af M arch ft, i w r . Ftev. Martin Edwards, former der, in Europe to study the continent’s economic Ills, the quarters of the State Highway little .(eel price cut. In conjunc­ „„ - j u . h p . e e ) . « I H . - r . l b - * ." liT n u 7* b o m ,* a n i„ d h a n French m inister of finance the other day suggested that Patrol, I he Commission nuthnriled tion with the appropriate govern­ hand lender of lllnir. Neb. now i,ny suggested. , M lla r f)07,00tt n year in benefits to disWould d n -( the purchase of „ new radio rc- ment actions and a wage Increase, traveling with the K. -I. Daniel* e ve ryth in g would he all right iT the U nited States 1“ U O N im a tIMAlV I tulles milled that relectlon of , llsslscxx M aaaaer the frequency the industry could easily return revival pnrty, nnnuunced todny the treaty K nat4, ratlflratlon (lf i shied war vetrrans and llieir doreiver timed In value the dollar. at Del ,nml, whlrh in lorn will tn an operating rate of approxi­ pinna to or iron ire n liand to naelal whlrh is considered certain he- i pendents were approved by the A quite opposite measure was taken on the ve ry an mo >i SBSBfwrr" irixtnll there s receiver tuned to mately rapacity operations. Our In thi’ ■nuaie nt the revival tent fore thr week ends— "would at Mouse Veterans Committee. Ninth Strret and I-nurel Avenue once revive the Communist of­ The largest Item nliuyrd by ilm ♦Sees M nslhs ........... „ J J 2 day ny Finland, w hich devalued its own currency In an a t­ Ihe Hanford frequency. The re­ Investigations show that the In­ riense in rompensntion to veterans tempt to cure a decline of ex|wirt-i And these things hup- ceiver here will lie Inented at the dustry could easily grant a suh- A number of young people of thin fensive. M * Months K ! aectlon hnvp manifested intercut S* 5 » ..... "Certainly we give no other na­ committee is a cost-of-living inpened, too, on the fifty that S ir Stafford Uripps, British tehiuir Police Slut Inn. This two-way con* .*■!!_ •fclleaar nnllrea, rare* . m l cellar of the exchequer, told Ihe House of O n in m n n a iih a t al-i tact with the illghwny Patrol wit) tion or group of nations a blank Mlff'*"ing servlre-ronneeteil din(h a sh a, rranlnilnaa a aft aallrae at Anyone, who plays a hand or check nn the United .States. That, abilities. apteftalaaieaia f « , «Ve a a r a lT I I t though H rltain wait In a new economic crisis t M governm ent nid locnl Hiilhoritiea in roping with profit.” The Veterans Administration . |! orchestra instrument and wants it seems to me. Is n preposterous M le la a faaft., „ m i i . K S I T , ? ! highway accidents or other emerH r said the union "hopes" tn to use hi talent lo a the g ^ry of U1„.r,ir,.tatl..ri of the treaty. estimated the first -yeni eosl at had "no t the slightest intention" of dovnlUlnft tftA Jtourtd, a grnrli-s, Mr. MeKitihio pointed out. ■1 raawlar a d , r , t u i a a rates! avert the pnaslhlllty of a strike *t»l,i:i2.i«H). T fc e a rra e a ire A a llnaallp n p l a . remetly frequently ndvncnted. frip p s told UommonH that not . An hi din mire vacating the alley and derlarrd industry would Im to Instead, the New York senator \ a a i r ' i i i r r l .!il, , i , , w * t « < i » « . currency fnimipiilntiim lull greater production of goods at i w k of iho Pntrirk Kruil Co., and Idame if a strike came. -nh! the roller live defense propos­ ) This increase averuges atqiroxi n ip , aart at, *’ tower nisi would solve (Irita in ’s ills. Secretary S n yd e r tntd* hetween Twelfth and Thirteenth ed by the pact should "make It mutely V.T per cent. W l e m i i i nr Murray put the steel Industry’s misslide to reduce the very heavy gaMirations »i Iglnnlly asked a HUk profits at nearly IfUMt.uuo,mime sort for France 1HDert* was passed. the French m inister something of Hu M M r T u ' •' *w burden of military expenditures per rent bike In compensation ninl A ruriursi hy A. II. rrtrrann, Jr. non slid calle*l them "grossly exepMaa'It1m/*«al* i " “V "*•” **m " u* end the resl of Europe. that our nation Is now carrying." dependency figutei to offset liigh ressive." I f .’IV'** !!! ' “•‘■I w iarlai.a -in...... .. n T h e urge to meddle with currencies is p a rtly responsiblei I .V m M w w a l'S ."!'h y V h " r" m-' . ■•**•***»». Observing that no nntinn Is er living costs. fJalliiig prices “a real measuro a .w a a i . M t r b . ^ Under the new schedule, the likely to pick a fight with 12 na­ T IIK M Ii a v "m i Dir *bc l,r,’Mpn* Irouhles of Europe. The trade of the contln- ini.siniii'is following s report that of the greed of the Industry," tions made up of .1 (10,000,000 pro- late of rnmpon-nllon ranges from J U L Y 12, 194!)1ant Is beset by a confused tangle of unreal money vulues and •Jll out of lift meirlmnl) Interview- Murray said they "have far nut,,|e. Dullra mid thnt if the rbk nf J|fi n month for 111 percent din | f O ! ) A V H HI III, K VKIIHK restrict inns on Ihe exchange of currencies. O n ly one c u r­ •ol on the siilijert hint opposed run Increases In wage, nr pro­ a niiitllli fm war thus i« reduced "the cost of ability uii to "in-h signs. ductivity or mat* since the and nf rency enjoys uniform acceptance throughout Europe, and Insurance against thnt risk should total disability. Totally disabled Itcqilesl nf memliers of the .Him - Ihtf wet " vet-rails now «et JCIH, sadly enough that Is not any European money hut the likewise lie reducible." Thr wage policy rnmmittee also I I L . r ! ? ' - M!M,"nm' Ihfre in ford Mlnlnture (litre Pur ftlnli to The com mi I lee also approved „ United Statt'H dollar. American observers are d ra w n to the Ins (nil night lighting td (he rlren- heard a rcjairl drawn up by Dr. Dulles exorcised hope that If m L i t i l T " " r,H!” ,wo- A f*w the treaty is approved Unit aitlon urovlsbin to raise the poy of tvi. ( pinion that mimt of the European nations would m ove more tin (ritrk In Kitrl Mellon I’urk, Otis Ilruhaker, union research may make it nossllde In the fu­ dnws nml ilepemlrnls of service f i i W no, L '".‘l Wn" '••""tote s w iftly toward recovery If they would stop Ju g g lin g their foiled to meet the fivnr nf the director, which reached these rnnture "to develop a program to men who died from sorvire-rnii ( ’ornlssloners. who pointed out cluslonx: W i n . - K T :„ : V « currencies and lieml their efforts lo building up trade. save Asln from being overrun by Heeled causes. It would pay ,tlur> thiil otij'i'lions might he mide try " 1 -fltrelworkera do need a wage a montb to Ihe widow and firni ,Hovi„l Communism." resident to the noise at night of Inercasi * Administration lenders, nietin- child, plus an additional M’ti a Preiidenl Iriiinan who h<u hern Roavors Awl Drought (tie rnlit,..lore ears. " 2-Sleel price Increases have whilr, snid opponents of Ihe part month for each additional child UllinR out of one *idr nf lm A request of the Klnrlill l.eaglie far outrun the Increases In steel -re mustering more strength than Cost of this item was estimated mouth for innie lime, i« now M bT h e lice’s strongest rival as a symbol for unre m ittin g of Miinlelpalllies for n IPHl don«- wages s x x . lad '■•'Cl exported. Hut they said at |7,.'UiH,ftfHI the first year. “3-l’roflts shown hy Ihe steel W| out of the other. No lonser industry tins been the is’iiver, whose traditional labor Inis lion Inward the expense nf mainIt still is not enough to threaten M.++++ ratification i^, he convened ilmt the rlflnKer been turned to good account by the PaliHades Interstate IDining offices in Tallnlinssee dur­ indu.trv In I94K were grossly extf ¥ t' ing on exlrn session of the l.egls- resilve.” Meanwhile Ihe House Armed J® 'hi* country t» hjpli price, nml Pnrk Commission in New York and New Jersey. Intine was turned down. “ 4-The rost-prlce-profll outlook Services rnmmittee held up grealDr. T . f,. IVrsoiis inflation, no lunuer i» he demandIiih Inl In■Inn of n two Inch water In 11)29, Ihe Commission brought three pairs of heavers a « I „ .. I defense after hearing that he had O I ’T O M K T t t l K T ;od, Is Invited tr. meet II"V. Mar- ,.r |mwrr. fnr l)lP Kerre.srv of IS| lax m< rra,p, ,.nd rigid price to the Hear M ountain area and placed them Where their main on IM| Avenue lo serve the saM at Its biennial rnnfnrnnrr: Rrx* ••smls.4 - Ills*.** M ..«e tin nt he lent nl 7 I . M. tonight ike military servires tn control.. It i> deflation he i. wor­ dam -building proclivities and those of th eir descendants fields horn Primary School was upMxnrx a-1*. I-a )•*. M l “ll Is no use fooling you at lhl» foi a practire. }«nhmll their testimony in the e ils a lt- anil»Hst Hnxh HI4a ried ahonl now. Hefore Cnngre.i could have full swny. Natural hollows left by the glacier l>i oved. •time ami saying yon ran promote I’ hnnr I M The revival b ntfi..clie|' good ll.rtfl imiuov to his offire "for eof’ity Manager McKililiin was re­ or tsucre"d with extravagant or could give him llir power to keep period, together w ith nearby streams, made an environm ent — ---------------quester! to investigate Ihe rest of evra modest wage claims In some crowds ami promises tn lie one of t ---------------------> ♦+ ♦+ + ♦♦+ ♦♦+ + + *♦♦+ *+ + *** price, from doing liieher. he i. which aroused the diim-hnilding instincts of these flat-lulled Installing facilities for lawn howl­ the greatest ever rumlilrted in i of the tietter paid industries with this shown nightly during tills servlre. area, Hrv. K. .1, Daniels aid. aiking for the power to keep them toilers. ing, whlrh tins hern me n vory wtilch we are deallhg. special scrvfce Is rnnrltlcleil each At the main servlre which begins D r. V. K . Eld rid k't* ftom^ fflllinst lower, Hrlnrr he can T h e park commissioners made use o f the beaver dams popular game with residents Hid "1 sin going to lie brutally A at 7 :iA I'. M, another film Is gtl Conurr« to levy more laje., lie l.y building 29 lakes which have made Ihe area more ul- tourists in Mt. Dorn, Dnytona frank I doubt whrlhrr at this nil;lit at 7:1b o'clock for boys and shown fur everyone. time we can get wage Increase ; gills, with a free all plane ride Dr. Dimli'ls niumunred last night denied more 1nxr» .irrn'l nrrrl- Iractive io visitors and have cnimternclcd the periods nl tlem-h jiiirl other Florida cIIIps. The f'ommlssion deellned n re- 1 at all. (F o o l SiiprltiMftl) I given at Ihe close of the meet inn that lie would speak tonight on, •g, would lie a Imd lliing for llir drought. T h e leafy coolness of the park contrasts strongly quest tiv l.ee Samuels. Hoy Seoul . those winning in an easy run"I mo going to Im no party |to "Coming S oon, Third World War,'. W ill Ht*c |m lin ti m nn Tltu ru lest, A film for boys and girls is epuntry. Ilni of one ihing lie re­ w ith the drought-burned areas nearby, and prove the use­ diidilr! counsellor, for a refund' to leading memliers of this organ , Unless" Me will discuss in the iltty nf etirh week from 10 main. certain ■ he ilill want, more fulness of the heaver in conservation, according to H enry on n t v stadium la.es on the Hoy l.allon into the hrlief that we rim 1 light of lllhle piophecy such Seoul benefit liaseluill game it do Ilies,, things In Ihe fare of the | fni lll-ltl is even moie favorable questions a s , "Who will begin the A . M. lo f» I* M. power. He dor.n't know wiial he .lames, director of the Commission. rlrrumstances now ronfronting I Im n it was for IPIH. next war 7" "What niilloiis will bo ■.« at tile T ills experim ent is one of many which show that .me of Municipal Park Jnlv 2, Want, to do widi il, hut lie want, "tt was felt," said Mr. McKih"(>■ Productivity per man hour involved?" . "What will lie the nul­ the best ways of conserving nature’s almndanco is by using hln, “ Mini sueh nrlInn In refunding (his ronntry." more powo jn.i dir i.imr. After hearing his speech the lias clearly Increased in IPIH and m in e 7" nature's ways. T h e country will prof)I better by co-operating taxi " might result III luereiseil reSanfonl, Kla The tevlval Ij being sponsored There u a note of inmn.i.lenry w ith natural forces toward preservation than by the con­ ruiests fur lirnefIt gnnies ami It'll ilciegatea passed a resolution is still on the Inrrease. t'tioae:— Sanford b’iH urging tax relief, prlre reductions "(l-TIm Imlustry's rale of i d urn I by the Central llaptlsl Church in the report, currently emanating tinued despoliation which has marked much of our past tlietehv slow np progress in hultd- and s dll In profits tn hold down 1 on Investment ls iiiiwariau rdly | with others cmipprating. Everyone ; • Urlamlo 3-2120 Ing more adequate hall park facili­ thr rust nf living. horn Taliali.mee where the politi- history. ' high x x x. is Invited to attend. ties" The tax referrerl to la 10 cfam are Iryinn to reconcile their cents pet patron. affumenlt (nr additional taxation II C Whelrhel was re-appointed f f mvWpTul k with incie.HHii! revenue from preas a nietnlier of the flvll Service Mnt taxe*. f lie Slate Heveray.e DeItoiorl ami rommemled for faith­ Travele rs up and down the East Coast nf the United ful work during Ills two vear term. ptflment, lot in.tanre, ha> jutt States have often remarked on the varieties of dltlllel enThe t'enlrrtl llaptlsl f'hurch wla revealed that it took m mMjr/h4mey nulh'ii ireil In rarry on lllhle serv­ co n n te m i nn route, atnl wondered about their origin. laat year than evn lie Into ip it. A fte r 19 years and irjKlfi hours of interviews, H r. Haven ices in a lent nt Ninth Streat am) Wflory, »ome $14,229,009, up M cUavId J r . a field Investigator for the "L in g u istic Atlas l.aiirel Avenue. Advertising of hills for re.roofing of the filly runs nn M-rooiiioi M70.000 nver the previou. year. of the United States and Canada” , tins compiled a report (iarnge on W(*»t cut Hi' Sixth Street w m I V inmate w .i due eqlifely to which traces the Influences w hich have .lieon at w ork in were requested j Mertated tale* to I lontla') uiowinH this region. T h u settlement of Im m igran ts from a certain outered. Kllhire^ w on' rosl of*rh-mstiilll** runway, population, not to hiiilier Pik rain. locality In Europe often gave rise to Interesting colloquial­ lights nl th* Municipal Airport . II would he well for the people In isms, and social prestige In some areas demands a certain rfmamher that H<t*'*line tax re- special standard of speech. Pockets of localised civilization, London Strike VtaUe., a. well at oilier tax re- isolated from the rest of the co un try, retain quaint modes (I'xallaoM Crux, NHl Vlfiue. alto im trace a* llir pnpuln- o f speaking which change little from generation to genernimdrimaiiiird. tbn grow., and lend to provide tinn. Mouulrd (mlirrmrn were ordered additional fund' for llir politiriani Such investigations are valuable in providing a back­ id ipend willinnl iiavmp lo Irvy ground for social studies and are of Interest to the curious. into the lli.irnrs w,itcrlrnnl area n|w laxet. Most travellers will hope that all of the groups concerned to citlonr ,i st.ilr of near tnarlial w ill ketip right on talking in their own vernacular. Tra v e l law. : w « lor one drplnre die glowing k' Strikers showed resentment ai and social intercourse are made more interesting by deviu- the government took over dockland lindency <d pri»on» iniiminrnl in miller 111........ arl of IB'2lh polilical life to take llir Und’» Hum* from pfiiornl put turn. Many win, hud stayed nn ihg job lim e in vain in nriiei In rmpltamr ever since the unofficial xtrike (k«ir .nmrlime) vapul rnmincnlt. lu’pini June 27 walked off aflar * series ,.f meetings at the varimt) j^ttidrnt 1tniu.ui ■l.iilril llir CIII*, -r dock gules lhl* morning • rtillt rpi.lcn.ir, we Itrlirvr, in reMeanwhile the tlabinet picked an Hiring In Dicw I'nmon; Uep, Editor 1 lilnw My M'iuIIi, (III, I’m s<> emergency rommlllee to run 4Jje Thefe’» no finer cigarette in the world ni sorry. Hut I'm rigid I'rmid nf Ihe docks for the government while Ivankin ni Mi*>i»i|>pi imilalnl him Hanford Herald Privilege of frelln Holier Ilian n today than Lucky Strike! To bring you III eatligaling * wilnei. al a roh- Hanford, Florida the stale id emergency, proclaim­ lot of limits that dmi't sec tin harm yesterday, rontlnuea. gHwional lieamtiD Goveimu War- Dear Hlr, In I’layln Ihe ftad. Now while I’m ed And thtri finer cigarcttc« the miikert* of In SriirlMirmigh, Eng-, the 1 would tike lo lake thte Means !!'.,! Apnloglsln why ilmtlrlm look ‘ MB Uied the exptemmn nut in Cilihead of Hrltain'* filggaat Ubpr Lucky Strike go after fine, light, natu­ r lllhle mice In n while mid nia in itieinng lo hi> imaginaiy of ApollgIslng to Mill V(\ltan, I'm wtrry not to know If Ihe U tte r It. Vw)lnt klmta Binu. Preachers Are union told Hs member* IM y CW1, y T*V lachment pioteedinai, and now thfl Forum, written In My Behalf . u,L|n a Mockery nr not expect higher wages while rally mild tobacco pa miIlian the nation Is going through It* fmei Hatty Vaughn, ihr pteii, _ , , . »nifinxi,,,i, in itiik i .1,1 ? Now Honey, pfcscnl economic criilu.' purity A H „B£ military aid. ju*l Latk (mm mate. K rai. I want ym« ^ Aecept ,,m U (n fnr Mllk|n Vm. Arthur Dcakln, gatwra) aacraMy Apologies of the Wrort* Judgeortf Itemala. who when aikril who squeal, |t,>r Itiit whv why dnnlriin dnnlrha say sny tary of the 1..700.000-lifting trillsfo So buy a carton of Luckies ments I have Expressed, for I lot hi» flip trplird, " lhal \% Know there Is Nn harm In hpend­ siimethln almul Ihe Prpacher who port mid Ueiieral Workera^^UtttoOi Is only lutrrrslrd lii Ynur Monet tpc|py. See for yourself how imirh finer y’l God damn hminot”, ing an Hour nr sn In a*,Lover* the one that don! care where V ; I*ne with uoitte other Man’* Wife. jji may qurilinti ihr ptnpriety and smoother Luckies really arc— how go m What yiidni Jltst xn lie Can Right from wrong, and quit yallln *** .■Y •* ! Mwipapet) quoting melt ilale- I xhould have Thought t thle out have Ya .line Jli Church, Pay Your like that so People wont be au»: ■%, rnt and. and realiied that I’m Just iluoa, mi lie Can get new Cars and plclous of You, Uauxe If ,YjW,.W*P much real deep-down smoking en­ nU •ccuraluly. hut il iremi In first Narrow .Minded.„ Hut , Really, -ltrt sorry for folka who gal have n a goon good innei lime! eioyoe M.iyhe ton) that i» la . 1 -1;* Mill, u - riavr kai if men in ptominettl (him - , , joyment they give you. Yes, smoke a i;.i lied when they wont beh»*e, V * " “ " T ' [**•Mitt „ .^,n tiW hy some of them nther Preach‘ m going lo otr lhat kind oi ^ Wouldn^ you )|" |Brs l .......... Iers A Alnt tiullty of......................... Mnktn People folks will believe you Ate lit lha Lucky! You’ll agree It’s a finer, milder, il if i, the people have a light tick lea Pink If Your w * Came, ilieal , hrH lhl, fnrum> , A\nll A same turn!. Then loo. I Could quit S' W m now about It. Al a lime when In Lata at NRo after spendin »av- ( Aaklnir "g for Ymtr Money, . . hut. If Apotoglsln. more enjoyable cigarette! ^ 'Y Respectfully, ' ml Quit Enjoyln Knjoyln sin, and gat a , ln* m U T ! I K0 '» Q<dl inch In thi) wotlil depend) upolhar Man7 And Mini too big f°p j little* nf Rev. It. W. Millar of lhal Holler than thou the... Ijgioui belief and temped lor Youjo tocklcl Now wouldn t You?.,-Jttle Miller Farms Church stuff nn he a Reverend Yourself, 1 name) and in)lilulion». die then In case you are ■ rynman, You will feel too thnt yon Know of nod l. 0. onirrm, wbra* (mfepeadrnf oaeffeoeer of d m knittr, aogff ••Staton after tttttnn I'm . hai a tight lo expect mine- iaeo Mill would lie .abort for Ittn fAe maker* of Ladle* bag .4«e Macrobatter than blaiphemy (mm Mllllo er somethin) Wall I Ju«t Know you would he w> heppy to *.¥* prlmr, ripe, gaMea leaf. Toe emeAmf Ladies Sir ^ a n li. _ _ _____ » w v; leern thnt llttlihy wee out EnterM 14genre." Here’* men eeWeoce Mel Ladle* are lain Ing some nice little, Lota any, : i i do not know how the mm a Harr rlgareMv. Htond Heart Breaker.' Now Ye •man) •• going to get ihe Know Ye would! I ’m idfry to Al­ Jt to Ijnance ihe new homing lude thet you would Bven think »a I know which call) lor lha con- of Heating them up, ■o nerrow it , Me b Jon of 810,000 limiting unit) You wouldn’t. thet beMlpded Puts Ideas r;>-> the ’expenditure oi hillioni of but then t over ihe next »ayen yexti, W f c S i t l K S about It, lha govctnnienl it going lo and the other Pari ./w are loo Will another worM war etkrt soon? ■tore money lhan it can big, or Contrary, to it you vent yqur *pleen In Your , way. why E M the Bible aey about Ihe poeaiMllty of wa know of no hatter way would It lie worse,1 ** MRwbady ■d it than on new houting. EUe to leech thi # What will be Ihe outcome] -What **!!*•* will ■LI’J® it |« bettar to go inio debt lhat you Couldn’t? u , auntry, an j for a houte to liva in lhan I uxta keep lloga I. Could keep them ( J " A a ttf WPA project taklBB leayaa Quiet Meet tlmea, f one aide of the tt»ad to ihe one by the Ker or L ^ ’x i i r a Actual acene* from egploalon* of atomic bomb, how It woe •to. will be ahown on acrean in *nund. ■mf then raking Im m back they yell. Now Mia You, It wae kbocf home* make for bitter Alweye the one th l wOe Caught W ED N ESD AY N IQ H T Money And The Economy Pand Organized At Revival By Rev. M. Edwards 1 r w r r r js a t rts.■* m S CHIHOI'ODIST Valdc/. Hold LUCKIES to y o u a fin e r c ig a re t te ! g fflfi Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more than official parity prices for fine tobacco! Sanfonl Forum —and u dotfpr* more than official get it! a of pricea more A E m Hear It Tonight 7:45 The Moat Needed Montage .r *.t; See uThe Atomic Bomb £x| l i t No* L llty of get- | ifp Y ittw tir 1 ■ • r t t ?1 * aid for u * . I t make ua "S i “What Itoee (tod Do With Hta ChlMrao When They Doe* H* atiyf tlwm to Purgatory? Caat thorn Out? t o . W l t Pph^t tolaa.Utl* towage. D I M M ,M i M ) M W m t ’ fb K k tf c a L ^ U 1/ inl o' Ar **». »TV*( W;-:- ll I V >*b A :,rT¥’ ’?:* *»r. 1-.r /' 1*J . V'l m ■ 'l: fje-'-y.T** isV/foi is*/, n , ’ - ' w • - - n i ' wm£ ; HpOVLilim �p ¥»5? \• !. : TCXSDAT JULY IS, 1949 THE 8ANFORD HERALD SANFORD FLORIDA Picnic Hold At Victor Herbert la Sweetwater Hark S tII T o p C o m p o s e r Social And Personal Activities bftrlia Palmer Ray—Society Editor Social Calender Tuttle Home Scene Of Methodist Meet I HONDAX Ml*. Robert Tuttle wan hotlaaa Mr. end Mr*. L, Burke Steele The Fifth Congressional District1 recently f,n the monthly meeting iilf«til left today for Newark, N. Y, itWBttnd Council of Florida will of Circle No. 7 of the W. 8. C. where they plan to iptnd several Church month*. In convention at the Tour- of the First Methodist Chur, lit Center et 1:30 t\ SI. Reporta’ which met ut liar home on Ea»t Of the Townsend Natiunul conven-. First Btreet. Assisting Mr*- TutMi** Bobie Morton returned last lion In Columbui, 0. will be given.'G *1 **'•" Mm . J. M. Blanton and Friday from Ridge, rrit, N. C. Member* are urged to attend and j Mr*. YV. T. McAtphine. whare *he and Mr*. A. L. Wilson Mrs, Ashby Jones, vice chair* attended a Baptist Assembly. trine their friend*. man. piesided over the meeting TU B H D A Y Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Laney have The Woman'* Rllde Class of the In the absence of the chairman P in t Baptist Church will hold Us and a icpori was heard from the , returned from visiting in points regular business and social meet­ expansion fund chairman, Mr*. jn North and South Carolina with ing In the Educational Building at Roderick Adam*. Plan* for a food I relatives and friend* _______ 1:30 P.M. A covered dish supper rale were discussed and announce- j *“ * .... . of motion pic- j j|jM Nancy Klin* has returned Will he ehld and me inlier» m e naked to bring u table service. tine- ihni would !»■ shown In con- ; t0 htr home in Nrw Smynm Heach necthm with the monthly lesson*. ; , fler vtli,ing in Sanford with Ml** Group No. 4 will he in charge. A icpori was heard from the Carolyn Hudson. The Pilot Club will have u bustness meeting ami picnic at Time Suu.liim, Clinirman Mrs. Bill Kirk. Ilfli will he held nd Tide at U::iu P. M. All mem- The Align at meeting # U "<T I IVIII lama D* « * U l lC y Slid Soil Bobb> are requested to bring a cov- •it the Inline '■ J r; : , T « l Wll*!«n»» have returned from Jacksonville dlih. wll|' J " linassisting. H| tMembers T ' L i Th#y W(r< they Bl<.(imp#nlej spent the weekend. Weld,i 'lrTTyre hottu> (ty were assigned their Sunday s to *•_ t . „ , v v ’ n-slst will, the nursery and the * * devotluiiiil wii* led by Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Tyre. The lesson was taught hy , „ Mr*. , . Archie . . T Rett* .. . -----, 8 .1 Mr* W T. Sir Alpine and follow- I **■ Lloyd L '0*d of Tallahasi h“ v* intf u.IJi.urimipnt uf th* meeting for ^or ? or* ®*,J1 T e * .to refreshment* were served by the . 'P '*1*1 ■*»»>«' timewith Lieut. Col. hostesses. , Bn<* Mr*‘ Ch*rl|,f E- Bell* and Those unending were Mr*. (Jeor- fM4ren. g< Kvtuis, a visitor, Mrs.Ruder- j M u . „ lek Admit*. Mrs. John 8.White, I Mr‘ " , d ' 7 1 luk' fl“ wye,r» Tyre. Mr*, lle.uge Williams, Jr., I ■ ,Wo A (I Roberts. Mrs C. O Jones. vlilt In Oklahoma They were acMrs K. II MeAlexnnder, Mr*. 1 companled home hy Mr*. N. B. BAT. 11:30 P. M. Mi*. T .d William*. Mrs. Welch i S«wyer* of Caddo. Ukla. who will FROM DAWN T O DARK— 1 — ON T H E BCHEKN— Mi - .Mui vin Leildon, Mr*. Bill •viait here for some time. Linen tundret* with brief, matchKirk. Mrs. John Carlton, Mrs. J 1 -------------ing bolero Ut a clean, cool-look­ R. L. Cornell i» expected tu r*. ing red Narrow belt la of tRe M Hliinton. Mrs Tuttle, Mrs. Ash' IjV June*, Mr*. W. f. McAInhine, turn on Thursday from Jackson-* fabric Mrs. Wimdruf Cash. Mr*. C. L. will* where h* underwent an oper­ (N Y D i m i faelttate fketej Kchol*, Mrs. E. L. Ley, Jr. ation recently at St Vincent's Hospital. Friwui» will he glad tu learn that he is getting along Fall ClotheH Have ItiiHincHH Women To nicely. I FREE 1 P A S S ----Midnight Show This Picture Hu Creepy And IJrary We WII (live A Free Pass To Everyone 'I ha I Bit* Through The Knllre Show To Hee “ DARK PAST" On Thur. July. 21 *1. A L L HEATH lie Air Conditioned 11 1 r rJ f . Dour* Open 12:13 To 3 u y--W ednewJay! Ml»* Pat Grave*, daughtei uf {M r. and Mrs. Nolan Graves, Bu­ rner residents of HunfnrJ ami m.w of Baton Rouge, 1.* has leturned to her home aflei an ••xtemled visit with Mr. ami Mr- Cecil Rules and uther relatives. She was ac­ companied to Baton Rung • hy her uncle, Heynunir Grave-, who will remain for a visit “Diplomatic" Look | I'liilM ■ **lnud Fish I ’reole, Flnffv Mushed Ihdatoe*. Green Pea*. Melon Hlieea, Cocoa Cookies*, Beveruge (B e d p e for Starred Di*h Follow*) COCOA CO O K IES Ingredients: 2 cup* sifted all-pur­ pose flour. I teaspoon linking pow­ der, teaspoon -alt, one-third nip room , two thlid cup shorten­ ing. I cup siigni. I egg, i* tea­ spoon vanilla, M tablespoon* milk. Method: Sift llie flour, linking powder, suit, and cocoa together. Cream the shot ti lling, add the siigni grudoullv, nod I’leam togethei until light fluffy Add the egg and heal thoroughly'. Slit in the vanilla and milk Now udd the sifted dry tiigiedieiil- and mix well. Shape the cooky dough into 2 toll-, nluiitl 1's niche, in diumeler, wrap each toll in waxed papei, uiid seal tightly Allow to remain in leftigrtaloi met night Cut in 'x-incli thick -lice* and 111 ace i in g i eased Hu king sheet. Hake in v moderate t.'lfttlF.) oven fot ahoiil Ifi niuiule- Muke ahoul 72 cookie*. _____ ml. .1 ii Ih 'ilx 'H •■Tllaav iln ■i' I it. •<•■i .limn it ! hill they want something dclnutr remount u,<t iiyper-sensimu'* A gioup of Sanfordlte* met at NFW YtlRK J..iv i _.,p>— Ju»l 'T'ers uuallv. 1 hold that wliuli (Sweetwater Pnrk in Oviedo ie- * quarter of a ,ent,,iv after he •cenfly for a swimming party and died. Vivioi Herbcii i* today one is nut 'P'M'nlai Is nut of lino I, [picnic. Following the tupper, <,f the top ten htoadway comprn*- benefit In Iln wni 1,1. : dancing wn- enjoyed until late er». Herbert and hi* •mill* imu I in the evening. 1 And 23 year. of tune* have Jnx- pi uvrd his iiidgment in ’ In■ Thtxe enjoying the event were red. «wung. -w e t talked and lie years since In- lint snug nl« m ' Mr. iitnl Mr*. C. O. done*. Mr. bopped I lieu ...... . ways under slilil I lint conipixei shnulil I" nil i and Mr*. Roderick Adam*. Mr. the bridge since llu-u Hut, aflei ling In ehnuge hi- -nu n- in in u and Mrs Robert Tuttle, Mr. and 26 year*. Ilnliril'* iiiosie sllll 1' •how, In lit il •men Mr*. A. O Huherl*. Mr. nud Mrs. the choice uf Mi Hinnilway, the I occasion. Hi’ iiidn't hm John Blunion, Mr. mid Mr*. II. H. lyrirul Interna, n,mil lungiiuge i dime idea that e m y -mn Fortner, Mr. mid Mrs. Ted Will- which begun III lielund, dallied in | wrote was an tmuinilal wmi lams, Mr. mid Mr*. Si. Clair Austria, piogir— ei, ihroiigh the j le-* it happened In fit in ul White. Mi mid Mrs. Hill Kirk, 32nd irgiini'iit ■!„. \ew Yolk I proper time and the ptupei ' Mi and Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Jane state Natiunul i. in, to his tri- I Sometimes in Im.l in -m ill [and Johnny While, Linda, Jimmy ntnph oil Hi oint iiy Tiidu y Ins sung hectluse it dldu i land June William*, Buddy Kiik, music -till ill aa - .me nf Ihe lup •■nnetime* tin- loleiiitll iiHUol I Doris and Sarah Blanton and ten m y a ll,e- it uii'l lean sung WU* to hi- adwoilnge. I Shirley mid Hilly Tyre. wrilei * When In* "Naughty ( I ..... ... It wu- 2f> ycui. .igo, in Il'iM. wu* first tnoiiuced m Boltni that Hcrhcit jotteii itown the final Y , prior to n - liioadwai picuni ■ notes of tn- «ci,is .if his newest III lilll) III' lllol will tell M K N ll nil l comic opctu aii, pioliahly jotted InMncsxn to l'i -nng a- u m i *>• D) C E C I L Y I I H O W N H T U N R I telephoM 148 Spon»or Duneeit PAGE THREE j ( n e lly , giucrful them down nil tu. lintel tied shei't the arts t'oie t - tticy nlmt'd heeuuse he had ........... in the III Buffalo they Inlllol till llmlli ' ' lluti'l llernntuge mi Broadway that ,c-pomling In (tic Ii'iiilliil n nn 1<I sheet* wen- iiiiic)i heller than i \v,.'id* were u n l i r n i. iln m writing pnpei mm Inch to tin III* a u d it hi'cume \ >i Sw,ei \ h n conillosit inn* Tin- last song wan j ,f l.tft ." An.I ' In,.I I. i. me for 111* comic ,q u Hi cum G ill. n< the finale hccim-i' licit', ii Imd Ills 4Jrd foil -how ■>2H * He wu* i m plru-cd with the opera and. couiciii, oideied an extensive meal with a wine -nil | uhle fot ouch cnui-c Then, after the meal, lie ie-le,| on III- tied, glunccd ovei Hu -core of ill* newest opei a I hen tie wu- quietly dead on lliut aflei ooini in 1)124. ,,f I In shnW. ig mu only lircume Hie hit ns turn f i mi, bankruptcy. *linw nut -uved one inustc. | Many pc-.pic elljoy a “ hot"* I 'll i y Hi - ‘iiliinei, Make the curry u| i liu ken in -hrinip and *ffV# ■l with ,i muni nf the fullowing you hava •h i>mea|i,de chutney,, Ii n nun-1 canned, unit* i whole or*n m il 11mi ut >i relit ht,* ‘♦i w iif i‘i melon i Hid. i.n i i n , lin o * Itt I ll>. s h ill Its a in IMEfcB *1 I 'l l t\ I'.ltstt.N s r.II 1 1 - l l t l i l i B V t tts l'.H IK S »•'. *«ni..ii) *tr. l*fc. In l>r. H m ry AlcLaulin t ip lo n te lrln l II I tl.iKiiolta Avr, Phone &12 “Beauties In Batiste” It is Home that Mi l lici t » « ■ the guiding foiee tietutiil the A 8 C A P Itioveineiil The \mericail Hoclel) of Cumposrl, Volliot* and l’ iil> lisliet* wlildi Im- lirouglit full loyalties to -ong willei* atol composer- unit i- u fruitful eumci fot his e-iaie which twelve* litloyalties. But in those days inroyalties nevei wcie unite tliun $20,0111) a yeui, fiequently less, and III* estulc at hi* dealli wa­ les* than $lii,llno Today. In- eutu ing* siirpa*' the value of tluit erate li> u I'loi-utei aide amount every year A HEAP will not ie S V J T H I I A Y N il ( H I S l ' P P E B Meat 'N Biscuit Bull". Potato Veal I fie* exact Iimulint ot I lie our* j Puff. tTeulni'd Siiiipl.caits ami wlto receive the myaltle* The iiio*l plaved of llerlieil'Mushroom-, Tuiiiain Salmi, Berry BY I t l t l f t l T H Y H O E Dam es on Hal unlay nights at song* today me “ Mntdi Of I lie the Tourist Center fui teen-ager* Associated Prc— Fashion Editor I !V.lWL **''*1|'lK' .. o ..,,' .t o I Recipe fm M a n , J III Ii l’ »liiiw*i Toys," "'Thun Untie," “ Palling is tile latest piojed of the Hanford III l.ove With Someone" nod K i-K ' , J VI.¥ m e a t n B i H t -r n HOI I Business ami Professional Wo­ l*'* ...........l!",k A'worlr*. ................. . man's ('lull, Mrs. Sicily Men. WII.%e Agulll.*' lllhrii, III close or del, liiiMis, iiresideiit of the club, an­ are “ liish HliajidoHy," "Aim-man fashion* f.n 11141*. ........ .. ........ . ..............’ ’ k iln g (iiiwdei, I tea- 1 .... .. ait, one- Fantasy nounced this morning. She slated Oveiiuine" 'Ttiiltun Hhowing his colliclliin to the ! l(il,d cop laid, two ihn.l cup milk Street Hong," "tivpsy l.ove Hong," that a survey hy the duh had visiting fashion i i i i sk , Reiltlter | , ........ found that lecreatiun Is limited . "Pan Americana," “The Paceei {mints mil that diplninacy Is big | Ill(1||1 iv t ll|l M1il„ | „ a-pium Mlitnce fioni "Nuloiiia" ami " K e ­ fur person* uf thin age, mid added Mr. ami Mr*. W. C Clause and inislness in mn mnderii t r u u b l t * V , , , , ,t |im*,.taili-t. Hint the cluli Imped to show mo­ lli Tlo I Ini k they place lilio in tion pictures on these nights also. ■on Clarence Clause plan in leave world, ami proceed* to provide Mh IiimI HID ttn...... Iiuklng the top list of ten most populai tomorrow for Corpus (Tirixtl, Tex. A m i‘1 ii'tkh wiirni'h willi d n ln i1 ! t u 1 I'owdei, and -all i"gcthei. Cut composers of Itiju. The July soriul meeting of the cluli will lie held turuoriow at San- to visit their ion and daughter- suit thi' situatliin. in tile laid wit Ii a pii-liv Idelidei Ju-t a* inany metropolitan opei a I in-law, Lieut, and Mr*. Harold l.ando Springs with swimming In Highlight* of his "illcclliui an1: and add the milk, -li n i n g wllti a and oilier du**icul *tui* nu l l ' the afternoon and a picnic supper Clause. En route til Texas they Hie ''Diplomatic I'micli," an mil- foil, until dry ingtedleiit* are a* Kilo Pima moving ovei in the expect In the livening. The nipper and K M c t to spend some time with silo pouch ptK'ket-on iini-liip suit niqislened. T u r n out unto u flour­ eiirent musical, "South Pacific," ut transportation will he furnished by . tbelr daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Jackets, the “Cimriei Coat," short ed board or a pi»*h\ rlotli; with tlie present inonient la-gun to the club fur those who desire It .. wl*d Airs, A, S. Gramllng In Co full and M il'll; the "Hacco." a fli'iiii'd luimls km nit Just enough seek popular fields ovei the yeuis, Cars will leave Touchton’s Drui lumbla, & C. straight short Jacket which Hem- t„ make smooth. Hull to about ' , Herbert wu* one uf the fli-l to Store at 3:3(> P. M. and at &:1 ner lay* 8U* The * aR-gant ea— Inch thickness Mix the meal, point the way fm such a move JV M . Fullowing a short' hind ness of u sack coat worn by u fir-t gra ft and horseradish nod upieud merit. session, Miss Marthu Chapinan secretary of a lugaliini; the "A' , ovei the dough, toll up lengthHollywood Hi'llierl -aid In ltd,-I, none lb'll' and Mis* Duncan Baker, sponsored larhc Jacket," In hrilliitni -am I wise (Ike a tellv ■-ill. pinching a half century ago llm, ......... . by the Business ami Professional ilutnask, to dross up a little hlu> k ■ edge- of dough together. Place on inu-lc wu- slow to pay money. Women's Club at Girl'* State, will HOLLYW OOD. July 12— 01')-| itaknig -heel and -hope III O ld * . he looked to tlie Bmaiiwiiv stagetill of their experiences while in From Betty Hutton comes news, die** , Bin Ii with milk Bake in « hot Tallahassee. that her sister Marion is planning j The i» iline! suit, favorite co- (.pin] t oven fm HO to to minute-, l At that time he laid a New liiiui' „f American women, h ih ■ i Vink Hun reporter Mini popiduiiiy to quit business. luiod- it Unit1 done 'I'll luusie depended n|i"i' viiilv Serve flesh pears oil a lied of Marion Hutton, who first found1 *** under tile 'skilled “ Y1 season io people wanted mu-l< lion liiev salmi gieeti* with a little finely fame singing with the Glenn Mil , , . / i'! S l'N Itv Y BR EA F A S T ■ut preserved ginger and a square ier liand, will soon marry radm •lmnd«"ine new Dilute-, uuu-nut Ita-pilo'i rte- with T hin Cteatii of cream cheese. A dressing of wriled Jack Douglas. She sav- , lie,It nil colors, ullli - ki■<■ -Inn Ho, "ii and E g g -. Minute M u ffin -'. ^dis ingredienta ami add well bi.it mayonnaise mixed with -mtr *he’ll retire to a ranch In tin- j uml Jurkel* long enough to cm egg ulol milk. Htu qimklv and j the hip* He uses velvet colliu- Pencil I'leserve, lievi'ruge. cream is u delicious accuinpuni' San Fernando Valley. tRielpe fol Hliirted Dlsli Follows» vlgoiously lull only until all di \ Ion many suit* and coat*, cuinbii"went to tills salad-desiert. “ Marion never liked ahow busi­ mgi ediriit * are moi-tened luin M IN U T E M I’ H T N H ness," report* Betty. “ She alwuys fabrics and rolnrs with a snlitl" Itll'H ’dlent* l ‘ » cup* sifted all into greased muffin piiii- and nuke preferred to putter around the touch, put* fur collars on suit*, mi (U ntil,.e flo u t. '» cu|i yellow coni in u lint (42fi F) . oven fui '.‘it to sleeves on coals. nou»e." 23 minutes Make* in to IV me Costly furs are used a* llno.i' meal I ............ .. linking powdei. ditim sired muffins. As for bouncing Betty, “ I'll •» teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoonfan a number uf Id* topper*, i'in h never retire.'' She want* her two itUgui, cup shot telling. 1 egg girl* to Join her in the business, 1 "* a short lieige coal lined to ' t wei lienloi i, 1 cup milk. too. The Hutton gal ha* filmed niitrla and a gienicont Bind io Method Sift flout, conimeal huh moil of her routine* with Fred caracul. ing powder, sail, and sugar to Allaire in “ Let's Dane*” and now Hanford-Orlando Hoad Turn fieri ier! Bondlielm Inlroiiioe- grille, Cut In stiol li'inng Fla. 436 at Ihe Flashing Arrow begins the story portion. the ‘‘one-man Inn" in a i'"tipei thoi"ughlv with pustiy lilrmiei Bette Davis I* denying— em­ moire cocktail die** willi loin, Make a hole in Die crnlei of the phatically— report* ihe might play sleeves and u ileniuie neekltne Jane Wyman's mother In “The wldch flips hack to reveal n bn Glass Menagerie,’* Rha saya she more chest, at the whim of Hi* ha* never considered the role. She wearer . ha* generally refrained from play­ He use* wool lace fur I lie bndir* ing mothers. of a taupe Jersey cocktail dre— Oh, these temperamental actor*! puts double tow* of tassels down Errol Flynn, hack from Europe the allies of a black rlhhod « " " ( for “ Forsyte Saga'* retakes, re­ and-raytui fain it' whldi he i ulifuses to see reporter*. And out at "Ottomelte." Republic Louis Hayward waa sore Iinportanl ate III* nntuial Ka-lm because he had been refused ad­ mittance to the Gorgeoua George clossirs, one or two pirn 1, wouli the Chanel stylrs of ll> »et. The marcelled wreetltr or­ suggest 1020'*. 111K ill A N N O U N C E M E N T dered “ no visftore.” Lieut. Col. Cliurles A. Betts and The Milton Rerlea fact an un­ Mrs. Bell* of Fori Ham Houston, usual domestic situation. Remar­ off until he felt lex. uummiice tiie Idrlli of a son, ried recently, they now have two ready for record*. wedingi anniversaMoa. Mrs. Berle Boh Hope like* an audience Donald Wayne, on July tl. Mrs. want* to observe the latest date, wherever hit goes. When someone Betts i* tlie former Eleanor HickJune 4, since the flret one, Dec. 8, remarked ihut ihv "Where .Men < > n . , Is the day heforo her birthday •re Men" set was crowded with Mr. and Mrs. II. H. l)w*n» anBigger teke, you aa«. visitor*, an a«*i»tant dliectoi re nminred today tlie birth of a Rarhara Ann Scot, Canada's torled: “ If you think till* is x daughter, Patsy Marie, on July 11 skating heauty, gate #7,600 for should have seen tin ut the Fertiald Laughton Memorial skimming heforo tho symphony at huBi'N that juat left.0 _____________ Hollywood Bowl Aug. if . While £ + 4 4 + i^ V + ^ * + * + + + + + + * + + + + ^ + + + + + + + + + + * ++++++++* here, she will consider a couple of handsome movie offers. Happy l#th birthday to "Tho Drunkard,” the oldtlatO melodrama which has bean running here so (IIS ' * \ 1 1 Vlong it ha* hoaoaw like • part di et i n H U A 1 of the local leenm . 1 doubt if there are any records loft for the show to break. W E D • TH U R 8 . Mary Hatcher, now Mickey R'mney'* leading tody I n ' “The Big Wheel,H return* to tho stag* In a theater guild musical next Fall. The gal eednd • M l tn the “ Oklehomar rood Company, but got Inst during hpe contract at Paramount. Jimmy Durante goee t r m “ Ru oert" to' “Yellow S T ® ? urith You can't r«a li» the tlm* and wark it tav«i until Red Skelton, Jimmy movie ster, which to pastels in you um it In your own homa. No coit— no obligation. look forward to, * * a slx-weer Original after “A l — Movie workora havo •■ample of what’e irk. Half * Va free! TODAY HOME TRIAL OFFER SECRET ip for 5 DAYS! IN YOUR OWN HOME! 1 * ' tt >N ( Jf 1 1 □ WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL 6ENERAL@lELECTRIC PORTABLE DISHWASHER Ifs MtW-lt's Amazing! , p Color Cartoon Short* C White and yon crepe. tailored ra­ values 1.69, PHONE 442 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. ; »**. PHONIi 448 ......................................................... * ►;m u m i . : « r , r n . - * ;% • rt . •. — L ■> �• ' ■ ' ' rv -• v T,m» , m" } * - .T U E S D A Y , J U L Y U T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N FO R D F L O R ID A Sanford Drops 3-1 jWI» Contest To G-Men J K “ . OF THE GEE-GEES • By Alon Movwr $ g Clay Court Stars P e rfo rm 1 n F irs t rPerforin e riu r n i iIn n rFirst ir s i Round Of Tourney TW O ARE N EW A P Newafeaturea ( l CO RN EY’S Service Station - tw o of u u h .„ , hrce maj0r college* have* new football coaches.| Charles (Chick) Atkinson enters, (Formerly Slnko'a) collegiate coaching at Brigham | Ymmg University, Provo, lie was the coach nt I oeatello, Ida., high J Wo Invito you to corno In school. Al BYtJ ho succeed* Male Kimball, who remains aa director | i • SnnrfwIrhoM <>f athletic*, (icerge Mellnknvlch came from • Ire Cold Hrer v,yw jersey high school coaching; • Sort Drlnkn h lw> „ ril) mentor at Utah salt lake c it y -------------CHICAOO, July 12— (A1)— Most A m M M .*. • . f . . 1 Terrible Ted Williama, the Boston of the top talent in thu National (Clay Court Tonni* Tournty wn* m f lA a w o f e a g ia a i^ u g II**! dogger. became a doubt* | scheduled tn perform In flmt / | | I V M U T l l C l P O l r a T R ? "tarter tonight for today'* •Hlxtecnth annual major league AllI round matches today. •*' F< lA tl Star game. j First seeded Panrho (Soruales of . . „„ x I Doctora found Williama had ‘ Los Angeles, tho defending chainDick, McMillan A u g l l f l U T l g e r H C o p 1 fractured a rib In a col Italon with plon, waa due In from the East m „ •» i ' „ _ » I * fence in Yankee Stadium July 4. to oppose Herbert Anger of Osh cords Victory I o .d C a m e f r o m w in i.m . dig not Piny in i*»: kosh, WIs. Second seeded Frankie State Agricultural College, Deal And Schultz S3Ma VH vannah T r lh p , night’* Ited Son.Brave* eahlbitbm , Parker of Loa Angeles, a five lime Ho succeed* tho veteran El wood I1IIM I1 I r l l» C it(,ntnn but aeid he would In I winner of the ' ’lay C„urt* crown. <Dhki Romney, who became com- w H u r l For Locals located (in hwnrl for the AILBtar cla**lc , alio was expected fi" o-civ* to face mlsslonor »f the Big Six conferBY ASSOCIATED I'lIliKH ] „ t F.tilx't* Field. He added that hi j Dick Moulrdmis of New I trier ns. ence. * nn Oltl.ANtH) IIIHHWAY The Gainesville G-Men copper! AugUKta’* Sonny Dixon healed did not know If he would play. i Parker yesterday won the Ike Armstrong, now the dean of ................ Aineriran Manager Ixm Bonda .8 to I dct-lximi from the Hanford a trio ; Spring Luke, N. .1. tide. Big Six f.mihall roaches, remains of Savaumih hurlris and Giant* st thu Munirlpal Park last gave the Tiger* a fi and 8 triumph rrau *«i.l he hadn't heard from I Victor ScisHs of Philadelphia, at the University of Utah^here. nljRit behind the offnetive seven last plight. Tho victory knis-ked William* Imt atlll waa counting No. .1, faces Dirk Kllnrr of Chi hit. pitching performance turned the Trllie from second to third on using him. If William* doe*n’i 1ragn; Herb Flam of Beverly Mills, of Cleveland In by righthander Dick McMillan. plain in Ihe South Atl*ntlr fliigl start, Dale Mitchell M ■Calif., No. 4, tangles with Straight Tonight the (llanta move to ehane. 1 probably will. Clark, l*rs Angeles; Sam Match of J U S T A VfAR Oalfteavllle for a two game offair Thr Columbu* Cai dinill*, who I One American league lineup Im* Angeles, No. 3, goes against LATCH TO TAC with the (I-Mon, and it la likely did not play, henufltted most Irnni change already ha* been made Dick Cain of Kalamaxoo, Mich., MT, MAO B O O T t O that Manager Hal druber will the exchange, moving hark Into! as Ibmdreau nnmerl Joltin'* Joe and sixth-seeded Art Larsen of MO'Mk 222 WtMMiRt/ •and Buddy Lake and Larry Barry the *econd alot. The Cerda were • DIMagglo to atari In place of the San Frnnclsoo was matched with In the hill for Ihu (i Ian Lx. rained out of a achcduied game I ■illo* tommy Hen rich, Art Nielsen, Jr., of Chicago. Tomorrow evening the flan ford. with Ihu nrernvllto Splnnera. , Whether or not Williama play*, Only two needed players In the Itea move to Orlando to meet the The Macon I’cichw, currently the American League^ will lie favmen'* division *nw action yester­ Senator*, and on Thuraday even. holdpr* ildera of the top spot In Ihe ored in Ihe rlaah. Lefty Mel Farday and both had easy sailing. M#Sm8 (tig the Orlando aggregation In* loop, whipped the Holiel* of flhar*. ........... "«> ™ , "Buddy" Behrens of Fort Lauder­ vadea the lorn I park to meet the loatotl, n to I. The Jackaolivlllc ran l^agun starter. dale, Fla,, No. 7, ilecisloned Arnold OM- % Olaala In a double header. Friday Tar* squeoxed liy Columbla’a tall-, Parnell, styllah ace of Jrw Mr- , Saul of San Diego, 11-7, (1*3. ty jj*jl night the Client* move to flt. Au- end Itedx, III to U. j flarthy’s oft-maligned staff, will, Klghth-rnnked Jack Tuero, the guttlne to meet the Saint*, and The Tlgara srored five rum In * I draw elthei Warren Hpahn, Boston Natlonnl Intercollegiate Champion Mildew IlcNiHlinK on flaturday night the two team* big fifth Inning to cop the vie- Brave* southpaw, nr Hlghthanded from Tulnne, elinilnnted Waller tangle here in a twin Mil, giving lory at Savannah. Hitting honor* (Jeorge tiled) Munger of the St. ^tilrkert of Mllwnukee, (l-t, *i-2. There is n CAHMOTK PAINT the (liunta three dual attraction*, were shared al II lilts each, but Luul* f-'ard". as hla atartlng foe al I Also advancing were Jim Brink tkla week. * Diaon managed to keep the I n -, I2:B0 I’. M. (K S T ). No pili-her. | Foil EVERY HUKFAUK of Seattle, winner of the Western Le*t night the O’* Jumped out dlana' hit* pretty well scattered. | however, ran go more than three i crown Sunday, with a (l-l, It-1 front In the fleet Inning on an Two of them, however, were Inning* unless It’s an overtime 1 cniint uver Edgar Rultcnhcim of OM WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUH PAINT JOIIS arfor by Joe Mnllnnwsfil, twn ...uners homer* In the eighth, By Bob game, ' ’ Chicago, and Tony Trnherl of r , tf/tfvs 0 0 4 0 , on whlrh Wellman and (lick Adama. Hleim, A rrnwd of 114,000, lured by the ( till lift fur row! ptilntrrn whit tfiiiirHnlee HttllHhicllitti Cincinnati, with a H-X, fi t. (1-3 crossed th* plate, Crawford stole three bases for "big names and drama of the anvictory over (ill Shea, l.n* Ange­ e fJIant* rarno back In the the Tigers. Two of them came | nual prestige battle between the I ’se our miitithly imymonl plan fur paittl and lahur les. TMt <3000 WORK A S A FULL •FL& O O M & frame to knot the count aa after free tirketa In the first and twn majors, Is agpacted to Jam The two foreign seeded star* J O C K B V tim tuth ite j I f IfiAf fp*Mf«r #1# Kbbeta Field, host to the All-Star rnmy Cataldo aingled to left, third. in the women'* bracket also moved le aeeond and croaaad the plate Into tha second round with ease. After a shaky start, big Jim game for tho flrat time. Millions on a hit In left by Johnny Me* Atchley twirled hla I Ith victory of more will listen or watch the game Sanford’H leading paint and gtnsM alttre Top.seeded Mr*. Magda Bnrac of Manus. by radio and television. ItucharcNt, Romania, and now liv­ tha year at Macon. Big Jlrn whif­ 117 No. PARK Free Delivery PIIONE 30,1 The big bat of Al Ptrtlo re. fed eight Rebel*, despite a steady ing In Ln* Angeles, opened de­ r* m sounded through the night air in drltxln that felt from the arrmiil fense of her natlonnl Clay Couit* the eighth rnnto, when ho hit a.3-1 to tho sixth frame. The Peaches 1 t t r s, rat**I title with n (1- 0, (l-l) drubbing of pitch tn tho loft-cnnter field wall Jumped ahead with three lallics /0D rhyl,i’' S^nelder. Oak Park, III. By FRANK F.CK for a double with Wally Singer in the first ami were never headtrl. r Second-seeded Mela Ranilrex, tHratting nn flrat bate to acoru the They mnildnrd seven safeties and AP Newsfealuraa Sports Editor year-old chain plon of Mexico, also BY ARTHUR BECKW ITH, Jit. winning run of the contest. BYAHHOI IA IK D PRESS captured a straight love set over two Charleston error* for the didNEW YOUK-Whoever Is reJoe Schulti came into the game alon. Herald Sport* Editor I'KM .ADEI.PIIIA, July 12— Bay Doris Amundsen of Aurora, III. In the eighth, and waa nicked for Bob Lennon brought In five runs sponsible for getting Hobby Lneke "Sugar" Robinson, a master ring two hit* and one run. The run with a triple and three single* tn leave South AfrTra must I** a S T A T E I.OOP M U D D LE cisflsman, outclassed the Cuban PARKER WINS T IT L E way scored In the ninth. tn highlight the Tars' PJ-bll as­ disliked person among profession­ Ib'imy Kahn, Jovial apurts srrilm rhallenger, Kid (lavilan, In 13 SPRING L A K E , N. J„ July 12 al golfers. 11 tty i i 0*i sault at Jacksonville. Dirk l.iliby, This spring marked Locke'* for ilie Daytona Beach New* Jour- round* l»*l night to retain hi* l/I’l--Frankie Parker Is off ngnln. n)*n on the baaepath* rathe piiroved fatal who relieved Colombia'* starter, nal, penned a blast at President; world welterweight rhamplonshlp. The veteran tennis star ftnm Mi l night. Tho locals had men on Holt Sanders, was charged with third tilp to America to Jnln on Jim Butler of Malneiville in a ie Forced into a battle to make the flfat and second with one nut lit the loss. Libby power-housed a with nlny-for-pay golfer*. Each rent column a* a ‘ret tdlilt Ion' a- I IT-pound weight limit, the tail l*o* Angeles won the Spring Luke tha flrat Inning and wore unable homer to spark a red slx-ruu rally time (lie sloiy lias been the same, galnsl our Interview with Karl New York negro won that fight Invltnllnn Tennis Tourunn.i'iit for ' tally. The base* were loaded In the seventh slants that pul Locke and his rusty 23-year-oltl Broom, serrelary of (hi Leesburg l>y the narrowest of margins. the lOlh lime In the 41-yenr-hlaIth One out In the third and tho them temporarily In the lead, 1 -II. plitter have been so successful linxrliull club, on the recent May- Tiu'ii he called all ill* experience lory of the evml yesterday. In inch to send the men aero** wax Hoyt Wilhelm of tho Tars racked that the American pros mutter tnmi Bearh-lmeabtirg n w , wliirli and Imxlng skill Into play tn nut- doing so he gained one leg on the Clifford Hemphill singles Imwl, a when you mention the man In iking. They hail ’/s Ipfe? h* Cec­ up his 19th win of the season. opened by a proli'sl lauiirltcd iinliit the rhumba duuclng Cuban trophy he already has retired knickers, white shoes and white was il base with one out In tho by the Islets. It seenis that tho r,y ihe proverbial country mile. three times. rap. ith, hut were unable tq bring Itotilnson won the unanimous l*>asburg Dodgers bail four play­ " I ’ve put up five trophies," i home. A y In the recent unique (ioodall ers on their roster, when thu two verdict of Referee Charley Dagbetvllle ' . . » % // A Round-Robin tournament hla at- teams met In Daytona recently, gert and Judge Harrv Isisky and Hemphill raid. “ Frankie's gnt ah • b r r a n• * ■ three of them, one I* In compe­ tlra Included the once popular and after dlacnvering the leagua Frank Knareshomugn. 0 a t 1 tition now and the nihn wax de­ a. Ih hutton-down-the-front long cleave rule lnfra«t|on< Sam pemma, 4 n 9 '1 « Fur the flrat savan rounds a- stroyed in the fire which burned i t 1 t I sweater. With tho top three hut- Daytona Beach manager, filed a 3 i » gainst a yodnger slid finely condi­ our clubhouse In ID44.” tons unfastened, a few In the mid­ pretest. i'i n 0 tioned opponent, Sugar Ray knew Parker, who mo*t like tha sea 3d l 1 3 dle buttoned nml thnsu al the President Biilter slated, that ill ho had lamn In a fight, Th en he fair here, gnt the title by whipping ti 4 u 0 Irottorn open, Locke looked llko 3 1 the best Intelust of baseball, it stepped nut to show he was- the Hilly Talbert of Wilmington, Del., anything imt a fashion plate. K M IU IIIA S T A T U I.MAIIUH • 1 - 1 ii ll 1 w L Pet UN ai a R 3T ia Team One day coming up to the ninth would be la'tter to drop tho whole boss and he did it expertly. Robinson won hi* real fight IS an .(It i.uiliesvllle hole, one aide of the sweater hung affair. And he did Just that. 1 • k r h ** * toiriioiH ii"". h it .13 Kahn opened Ills column with n when ho made tin" weight limit S T A T E SLUGGERS perilously loose uvor his left & D .1 1 ii u k r i n t i i H i TH IT l D D in i m. Aiiausiinii IS .TJ r.4t *!Y shoulder. It luoked ns though It blast at us for exposing the story, for the title Imut. That had liecn EA S T LANSING, Mich.-HP) - . tho big miesilon during the train­ 3 (» H »» 3 ) Mint Mis 11 in f.4B ■ l! might bother the smooth rhythm then wound up on Pre*ldont But­ One of the hardest hitting out- I Don't litko >i chimit! nn oxtritviiKiint flninta • our hair4 H ii n 3 fi*t.» ii.I 1" <R 441 t i of hi* swing. But Locke chipped ler for Id* laxity In running the ing period— whether Ray coll hi fields in collegii baseball perform 4 1 3 1 n Orlando Jli 11 414 CL'itlnry repiitutlnn tin wull an tha miiniifm'turor’H gtinrget down In 117 |"Miuds ami re cd for Michigan .Stale 1 i» li J ii I "ssiiorH It ft.1 21* 22 w from 13(1 feel out to wlihig one loop affairs. , ........ . tor munignu .v a le College this 4 r» 1 3 a I,caving the Ibiyloim Beach tain his strength anda (i„„ v i|.,i ! "Prion- Left fielder George RuleuItrsiiMi Y v 'lrrd a r anleu Hlatul in lmt:k of dttr Hnrmtt Konflng Mii I i t Iii Ih. font of the pin nod dropped III* 3 H il 1 7 made It to the miiir l.ri'Mliiiri I, lirlHiirio i Is'ostmrg farce as a 'settled mat 1 <i ii n ft m\t.l« e « m n l ,w r t,il ;'77" centerfield Ed SoHI Aliaosllii" I t , liHyliina l-S. putt for a birdie i. rnimult the Hill Lumber & Supply Yartl whim your ter,' we turn In Ihe Florida State | who had to weight I roubles a ,tt il it 1 ' ’ bsiak .317 nod light fielder Jack Locke might look like something •Iiillirsvlllr, > HHlifor.l I. n ii II n ft League picture In general. N" j In at 144 1-2. I Kinnev till homo needs a good roof nr good siding. Our reputation I'slslka T. |i«l,Htnt * Just off tho boat in Ids odd attire 1 0 1 f» H “Defending * " ’ hi* title ...... for .... the m r firs;; ....... ____ __ lls s in T a t a r imt his dress is Just one of the longer I linn this past week-end i l 1 7 37 Ifa in Sanford assures you of good materials at fair prices. l.vsstiura "I Orlal’dn. time in nearly 13 months nml Ibol „ . Mu ...... i two rhubarb" flared among the Mill hurt w*kl In thing* that makes him different Pststha *l H"l-iii"l ' Mil ,NASHAII Gainesville G-Men, opposing loams fourth lime since be won reeugnl. < ilnyliinn llaseli nl HI. Angnalln* from Ihe American pros. Drt lor Hituilii lii nth, lion as 147 pound b«**, Robinson | NASSAU. Ililuimns - '/I’l— IhirHanford *1 iliiln»«vllla lie has made a runaway o f ,* n|l Die implre*. It ...... Km 'Mill n i l — a fonml Idmself up against a lough ward KtmwVx will tepreneiit the J AHttNIOAM t .B A d V r ................ wie nnt mm— | Friday night the G-Man'* ua mnay tournaments. In Ills most r» W V determined Imt Inexperienced o p -. Nassau fleet lo the world eliampllliiwskl. Ilnrke. M.'Msn- Team s »w Vork Mi l ! . rent victory nt New Rochalln'a1 bench was cleared In Deland pnnent. — M r Mu n il B . H u ll", ah ' lonsldp M"gsitu at Uhicago In It 11 . for 'riding Umpire Jim Swann. H rlln Hll ('Htuliti. a, fl Clavelaml <pnrty Wykagyl course, lie hnd a' ______________ ____— , August. The fillmor star class M ii in ru>- airMHiiiin t<> Mat- I'lilisdelphla Saturday night In Gaintmvllle 13-poll 12 J* I’hone S3 — ---------— ---------------- ---- ■ worbl champion swept flvo oil21.1 Weal Third Hlraet n IViiln, tlnlln In Mr- iliialon it an was so far ahead of the 13 top the Halnt* were sent to the In* lii Hliianr in Allen. patrol I lV**lllMlKUI 11 11 F n t r i C H A t V d I u h I h 1 ,ni,,s lo the yacht Gem shower* hy Umpire Phil Taylor, im iv III* I, Himfiiril V llll American pros Ihul some people recently. n ii ■Mill* n It. I if nI t HU— lift I'hti Hao tost luleret In Ilie evcnl before and after a melee for nearly 30 34 M 1. I)*nl * III 1 J/a Imi­ at. I,mils minutes, the nnrv fired umpire ll*; Hi'Ti ill I ■ I In I l/a InnHaaalla T M l i r i a r the final round. The result wna No asms* achartulfil run. Winner— Mi-MIIUn, a for-gone conclusion, | allowed Ihp tram to return to tsl Na«e S'laibs Mil* Osman T a la r Hast. II— Hwanit, Turnoff Jt'a hnppened before, tn (J r Ihe field to rnmplete the ronleal. All-Htar (liims at Hr (l*t Mall Hallt Osaklal T — Ilia . n*n h« Another Incident of Interest at H|)*srh«a<tsr. .Isitsd Jnlin, Tric k y “ A T I --------- ------1048 Chicago Victory Open he Deal, HMrl ilsmt. Olirplah Chtsf, "■ sh o t 2<M, "besting far by 1R the Municipal Park laws ijlisxn, Don't fxiller. txt<lv atrokei. During six moiiths In ' ' ' ^ l '» , » f 1* .' Bobht*. R T S IN B R IEF Sag Harr a/IRIh* Mite 1047 he wnn 124,327,30. captur1,1 *nlA ,u"> ,h'' B - Crown (ianollnc mmm CAItMOTE minffonceo PoW house r: gK JggL a S SANFORD PAINT & CLASS CO. COMMENTS Clubhouse From The SIDELINES j Kid (lavilan T o ( Welter Title 8 | DON’T GAMBLE Lumber & Supply Yard A County Dog Track ln » al* tm m iu n irn U anal Flnlalilfiv BOX I NO - W e lte r. Champiun (Uy Rnhlnaon I hi* crown liy outpointing * 11*11 nf Cuba In IB-rnund ........ . iA D R LP IIIA H TBN N IH kl»|W T~ France's D a v l* km retched European iena I dele*tine Hungary, 3.9., m a LAKK , n . J.-V ra n k ( Lae Angelas, defeated de> l champion Billy Talbert. l U l i Deli. 3-8, 7-6, fl-4, 6-0, [■ p rin t Lake Invitation h «t. . RACING r°W'=-Thlrly.*l«y Meeting i t Suffolk Downi with l(a ( I I 9-BOI w i n n i n g I ‘ Feature before 19,791 1 YORK— Entruet outran a 'Other three.year*olda to ■sire City‘a Chappaqua it Jamaica and return 13 .90, AP Newafeaturea C H A TTA N O O G A , T tn n ^ J a k * Eayly, Veteran catchar for the Chattanooga Lookout* I* a chat* terboi behind the baUir't-boi. Aa each batter apdMtthac the plate. Early look* him orar from head te foot, note* way he place* hla ft gnea Into conference often out loud. " U l ’a d f now,” ha other nlghi after lol • . a w a u e t ' lltk J L a a ilil prospect. 1 ''What'! a* bird? What will bird!" Whatever hev* bean right, ■truck, ouL ■oat catchall of chatter. J4ka h -<"■ ^ chipper and putter that rival proa Just ahake tnrlr headi. American proa aeem to play the ball around the hole while tx>cke play* hi* ahot| In the hole. Our proa have tried about every iMthud to pierre Locke’* seemingly dnm armor. They have given him tM ‘ "cold shoulder” treatment. They have praiaed him, end they l i r e ’ needled him. Nothing dlaMirim, hint. I Whin Locke waa Introduced at the flrat tee during the Goodall'a fw rth. round, the annnuneer in* farmed the gallery that Locke waa “plus 48 and nine point* e* head of Herman Barron”. "Ho won't ha altar this round,” chimed In Jimmy Domaret with a ■mile. Locke then addiwaaed hie b a ll a n daent It on a airtight line down the fairway. Damaret, popular avan In hia Inlftll. M w im iirr Hull! IR*m- ETK5 Gornlcke. Demma nctnt aa If he were a spoiled child, and put on a whale nf a show, but Gornlcke stood there mid *ald nothing. We remeinber when the same umpire] sent Tommy Cataldo out of a ball game recently for calling him a 'lemon.1 Whiley McMullen, sports edi­ tor nf the Gainesville Sun. called II.**! Unit lla llr iron We I rill 11,10. Itv tilrs. t’rlie Ixihst, lint Hyers. Memorial Unit. Ilm r* r* ". Mnalc Moments, Kumlnymis lira Naee S/taihs Mile llaysrpia, t.taht Hnsek, I Hlioi. Hot Jo., I'rltkev, Daft". Iirl, Tnscarnr*. Hhnetr"* tlafla. 4th Mare a/ISIha Mile nrnw n (1st, _ iteloi.tns, ltel.il. lna, Tnnanao. Tnoanpo, nrown Kr?il!g«""l!l*m. «" a 5P' ' ktb Ma.ee raiartty 1 '* B . . Ilaner, Haasmore, rlump, ttnxle w tavar. My Hirin'. Kiirlry Hurler. Otnw tlon, •lb N a n g/ISIba Mile Mary Teresa. Oenral* T*«h. ntrlklag. tlurnslil*. Alaskan.' Ben­ nie Hon, llallbor, My Harkara. Tmauk*’^ A M **16* " * H IS to d e b a k e rb u y in gw a v eth a t'sa w e e fd n gth e co u n tryg re wtoh u g ep ro p o rtio n ! th ep a c tfe w w e a ka . it Syth oto do d June, tom a n yp e o p leh a db o u g h t n e wS tu d e b a k e rath a t th eb lg g a tt‘half year Joall T a f wl| taday^i ta rt Stodebaker hlttoty wat recorded. 0,*<sss:s Whot’anwcoto the point, Am erka'i preference for Stodebaker ftyUng, performance, operating economy aodValot bewpaon Increaaing ataadily, week by week. A new vlaloo of toveHneei Inalde end outride, the 1949 Studebahec brioggthrift that Bouatk, new henletd^deotbrlng. m m �i VS TV t tvc?’ ! I i TUESDAY JU tt l* XH9 Local Service nation Operators Attend Meeting .wenty Sanford service station orator* who handle Gulf Oil duct* attended a meeting held the Company at the Bulk plant. , Monday night. Under the dlrec-on of F. K. Ward, manager of le Gulf district office at Orlando, ke meeting was held to award vile* to winners of a recently bmpleted motor oil sates contest, i> honor Gulf Healers who last .ear concluded 10 years of asso. Jlatlnn with the company, and to Ircscnl a new program designed Increase service station sale* loltime. [ The local dealer* who rrclevrd Jirome wall placquea for outsland,'ln" mntnr oil salra during May land .tune were M. R. Dekle, K. B IWillink. II. R. Owens, CMham I Motor Company, and M. I*. Claire. | Fifteen service salesman emplnvled bv these dealers received pearl] handle knives for the part they played. Mr Ward look occasion to refmlnd his audience that rompetl| (ton in all businesses Is highly I deslrarhle. lit said "Freedom of enterprise and the competition It promotes have bean responsible for much of America'* progress. It has resulted In batter products, finer services, and greater pros­ perity. It la the backbone nf Am­ erica's strength." "More than a quarter of a milJinn service station* are In npera'lio n In this country today", he continued. "Most nf these are operated by Independent business m#n--men who generally are lead­ ers In their communities and PAfJE F*VB THK SANFORD H E R A L D ,. SANFORD FI DR IDA N SL Plans To Pay Dividends In January F U T U R E CARD ST. JOSEPH, Mo.— UP)— Jim Ncufeldt, centerfield for the St. Joseph Cardinnls In the Western Association, looks like a future St. Louis Cardinal. In n leccut game against Hutchinson, Kan*., he cracked out two homers. The Class C team is s member of the St. I.ouis Chnln. W ASHIN GTON , July 12 — |/P>— Dividend checks from National Service Lif* Insurance prohably will start going out at the rate of 200,000 n day next January, the Veterans Administration said to­ day. Arches were built ns early ns Carl R. Gray, Jr., veterans ad­ ministrator. saiil the complicated 4,000 R. C. preparation procedure makes pay­ nvaa-w4& ment this year impossible. Gray’s Utter replied to published charges that the dividend is being delay­ ed until an election year for poli­ tical reasons, The Veterans Administration I* going to pay a (2.M00.880.004) S|M'dal dividend on shout 20,000,000 oollcit's held by HI,(MX).IKK) World War II vetersns nml servicemen. Individual payments will vary widely depending upon the type snd sire of policy nnd the length It has been in effect. TT , Sunilay afternoon at 6:38 o’clock Ilnih.M i*u ' ‘ nfter u long illness. Funeral scr- prtr,-i vices will lie held nt Allen Cbnpel Itnrrtiw 1*11 S'.. 2 1 1 1 4| « I'-ir. • •| f 1 1,,| |\ i UK It nil A.M.K. 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Navy T-8hirls • 1. . 1. k MfFtVM f lit III*1 ii in1 If (tin t ■f Mi-ti Tarpaulins, nil sixes . large living dining combination, Miiy itf ixilltl |KI |!|*'X III- ll ♦fl. lllrll HIHtliirl •’deli itMil 14*14 ' 1.11 Mil I kitchen, car port, nn 7 lot In-' Save 92 Gallon liy ti iog kllRHil FSplMlN*"- In il - 11 i Ini‘i«n ' cation, fX7t>n.<i0, fl.nnu will ARMY - N AV Y SURPLUS Paints | 1143.1. II* 41. ItMltil1**81 nr i<milt>.f . Ml t \ ...... Klfi N, Pulnlet to Plmio- 1321 | handle. A LL TVPKH of bulbloser work,I /iV.*,!.,' far R s n Ri .SPECIAL— fi mom modern house FOR P A IN TER S It,-,i->»ii>m, I’a- 1 .ii-ar.oii.ibli' mien. I tec ii,-n m „r iimiin > o i ii r. t o * «»\ m %* riiR , * vestlmat- v i m - i v - II VII IM H •» - " ' ' " i*.I per Hangers. Phone 328 »rl C complete In every way. nn corI »»• 11 I Ol I III H| \ I I. HO I I I es. H Ibivld K. Cnipenler, P h o n e ' , i c « . mi. . ......... III •’ %II I i t l M Tile tallsatts rates saal t. t* 1188-J ufler 0:00 p M W..rk I 1203-M. qer tot In desirable neighbor'/ 44If I • i l l i l l i* * i t r l,n il IIM . .IIlia •N. .'i Waal Ada s i l H r l r l ra T- ie tliiarantucil. No Jidi Iim lurgi- or hood. ( 8 ,( 160.00 Terms i i >i jii , h i i i i iltim iii rt* raafaed g rtslfi ton small. Eslimale ........fully I 4 1 > w | II I i I lit N I C l Illlil. f ill I’ .roH 1 W A TE R FR O N T--R 7 Seres south 11I— Iliis In e s M 1 lp|M.rl i in ilii-H I I" , imw I'll Nn I Hate IBs m . *.«*• Iiaeeettea I’ ll Ml* II H I given. of road Genevn to take llnrney, (tasea I N ee* Mae Iaeerllea Hi-iih.l M«1 it 111 ho rori-lvi’.i *1 i ll.'lmi t iKtri.l "t i I v11■i; ali.I A V A ILA B L E For Sale SHOPPE c i l A P E A U - Nil Miti *• mi tin* *Im4. |1i if l . u i t, ' Mil** 4.area Or oow llae fi 860 feet on lake and 1.120 fret NOW IN STOCK t (*.141 ------iJMtllhf i u .l‘ I ' m n Ih|u . - t l h i- * is flatre Ss act Mae taeertiea FOR IM M E D IA TE D ELIVER Y I etllito stuck exclusive ntlllinecy. (Ml’i fluD I, Tfiw nsiiio nt Minitih, M/i i Imin until in* ;in A M U# H nn road— want nffsr. rifa a rret ta its llae, nt n T i ■ * i. il.*. 2 1 nt ilnv nf July. HHi*. DiMitf o 11 VSiikt. It f ifIi trig F A C TO R Y R E B U IL T SINGER- I’hone H18-J after 6 P M. # e tl.e rare tee Mar* laea aagw FARMS— 10 acres on paved road, in iln rv o f f i n Mo* . o h m ] n n I Io n H m> f o l l o w !»■*!m hr Hid Kidi HEW ING M ACHINES IN A M . --------. , 4t» t f. n l n t IH u l-’ i a k r i i l A h l I ' n i jp i’ls: f s M H i . 4 nr i»ini*Ii 1 f .* • t 1 tiled In good condition plenty of ‘t frt*f Nor ill **f tfi H».iillirtiRi • KPiloi.H Ahl Ht’crmitnrj* MODELS. GUARANTEED. 12— >pveinl Nervuen — 12 water, good house, wnnt offer. iliDfit Lot t No H in i, ,|gilaM N or 7TOI-3UI mol of mii|if ilnv ST. JOH N S KLEi riMC CO. I ----------------------------------------------------------- t*i.rii*-i — 40 Acres, 32 tiled exception­ I l l , ..... ion M,,IIMl .3 >1 )V > -I *7T r IM i.'.Jill. Htute tt'oltl No 4S, Hem First A Maxnolla Ava. ( Expert Itadlu Repairing * V lll ieel. rite tn* rihii N .iiik W i ' ini *rn*ln mnl ViihiRln f 'in u ilI i*r, Ljiki* ally good farm, fair house 11,1,; .1l»n fr* i HiM io. rim H..tH1i f J I 'i r Iruii* firkin*’ iilfil Ml»|*i.*nulii‘N Myen, »M K. 2nd. St 000.00— 18 acres nn West First POWER LAW N Mower or will) »• m4mm \V$**| fi'Pi, tlii'ii* «* nut N nrlh U r.*rk *-.»mr|mI r nf nrmlkiiM, m il trade for linn.l mower. Phone V E N E T IA N BLINDS made to or-, Street, good modern bouse want dor. Srmlnolo V.’netinn llllnot 1037. flZAKK IKK offer.— 2 small houses on I acre Jaa He ndv* rl/eei “u*V5pe*ted Co. H28 W. 3rd. St. Phone of ground on paved highway 3' j ItADIO-PIlDNDGItA I’ll-Recorder, 1152-W. t K ’j s v ' t t . ,,r mllca from Post Office, (I,perfect condition, (108 under list see*lee, all Waal Ada 800.00. ay Tatar# liricc. Cull (IIW.W. ta aar atftaa aa «ba day NEW F l.c m ts surfaced to perfec­ tion. Did floors made like new. FRED W. RENDER. Realtor G O A T MILK Finishing, cleaning It waxing. ___ify aa larraedlaietr Room Nth 2 Phone lino I It D. I’riest, Phone 718-W3. rsr w r e n la year ad. Florida Slate Hank llldg. New Cash Register and settles,1 P,u tiihlc power plnnt, 22 ye«r< ' M reayeaalfcls far m larereait •sara ehenp. Pliotie I 133-J. | rxpeilonrn in Seminole County, N IC E rleun fi rdhm Imngnlow uu.l II. M. Glonson, l.nko Mury several extra lots nicely hind 1G LAD IO LU S lieniitiful g I n d s. S EE US FOR scaped with plenty of fn u i! cut flesh every tiny, (tfic per II liil EDI(HA PH PR IN TIN G treat. Can tm purchased on vet v ; rloxeii mill up. Wu grow tliem AN D TY P IN G easy terms. for yum pleasure. 310 W. 0th. C R E D IT BU R EA U OP I RO BERT A. W ILLIA M S. Kealbo St. ... . „ , HANFORD Raymond E. Lundqulsl, ............... hor— t.A IA A N I/E D H D D H N G ., (l(i N |.irh l-hone inn 1 Phone 732 Atlantic Hank llbk. ROLL ROOFING, Roof Cement «iKkANMO Morning Sentinel. Dr and Coating, See — ----- J Ideal frame hungalnw, spneiooi V. lundo Evening Star, ((all Italpli com for (able, fScreened porrli,, STANI.F.Y-ROGEltS HOW E. CO. and oomfnrtabtc. Ray. II86.J. living room, dining room, 2 large W A N T to -top smoking T Try FOR KKNT r— 1 bedroom* and bath, gnrage, oak' Niro-Stop. Guaranteed. Rnumil- C A LI, 617 for Battery, Generator and Htar.er service. Swain’s It Anderson, Tntirhton shade trees. Excellent neighbor ! lat llntlery HervRc, .101 W. Firsl _ _ hood. Price (7,500.088, $3,480. f Drugs. 4 ROOM apartment, new rsfrlgerSt. 00 down. ; BUILD yum own boat trailer. Wr % 'Star, 8 windows, hot witsr. Only W. R. Williams, Realtor. rsllsble parties. Takach Aparthave car front axles, Hubs nnd LAW NM OW KKH sharpened, In cycles repaired, lock and key 110 N. Park Ave. Phone 1128. j drums for this. Reel’s Used - nynts, Phona 1278-J.______ wurk. No waiting -work »usr Cars and Parts, Orlando High­ SECOND floor apartment, unfur- FOR FARMS. homes, bttslnrnx ant red. H. W. Shuman, 318 way, __ _____________________ property and acreage, see your nlahed. 102B E. 4th. Straat. East 4th. Hi,, Sanford, Fl* B, A. Btrout Really Agrocy' GOOD AN D BAD T J ^ T U I R I b H e d . (*7aga ■part(Formerly with William* Flail Orle R. Mathleux, Assneisle I Used double bed fP.Pfi mant. Gas atoVe. Adults o nly. Shop). 1807 E. Second H*r«et or ph»ae 1 Used 3 pc, Sving room 2300 Melionvllle. 1808-J._________________ E L E C TR IC nr suite 24.U5 A C ETYLEN E R0O& apartment. Apply 112 New 2 bedroom stucco on block I Used Wu Inui Vanity 20.PI1 W ELDIN G Elm ,Avanue. house, Breeseway and attarlied I Shopworn Mnple Bad, coll flanford Motor A KqpL U garage. Already landscape.). Spring ami cotton mattrasa 34.50 T o O eR t - b* room furnished _____M B W, 1st Hlraat ____ $8,500,000, $1,000.00 down, 1 Shopworn 2 pc. Maple ^ located 411 Mapls Ave. hense W. R. Williams, Realtor living room suite 80.05 S TE A M -L U X House Washing, |HJW per month. Phone 7S2. U O J N ^ W ^ A v r J O t o g a J J Z ''. ^ M ATH ER OF HANFORD Entire outside arm Inrltidltig BMevt A. W i l l i a m * , _______________________________ 203-0* E. 1st. St. _Pkjua 127 screens. Free estimates. Phone fuif g batter apartment yon are 4— Real Fatale Wanled — 1 _ collect Oviedo 2U8I. looking for, 8 or 4 room A bath,' furnished or unfurnlahod lo tha 1 NEED LIS TIN G S on 2 * 3 bed­ fl— A K T K 'l iK H WANTED—« Nirkle, Silver, Gold Plating; Pol Ishlng. Uaiiy shoes nnd other room, one story houaa* that ran Highest cash prKa paid f-r used right party, BOB i . Park Ava. keep sakea Bronted. bo sold on aasy terms. I have T7a IGB E apartm apartment, fraahly palntfurniture. Ted Davtg nirnitur* D U N N ’S P L A TIN G SHOP, customers welting end frequent rd, partially furnlahad, 1st, Co. 811 K. 1st. Mb HR. Behind Yowell’s I’h. 1248 calls from buyer* for such pro­ floor, cloak In, >10 *lagi.olla W AN ’S ® perties. List your property with F U R N IT U R E rcitpholsterlng, *11 A a . A. K .r florist, C LEA N C O IT O N R A M me immediately. work guaranteed. 1888 W. 1st. ijkono SI2-W. t h h ^s a n f m ^ r m L ii 0. A. WHIDDON, SR. M __St_RamyN____________________ 11B f l . Park Ava. Phono 1881 f t ic iT Rooms, attract Iv® ikly 7 _ | * I m- I, I v r a tO c T S S ^ U g ll Void#* prlci during IkArtiom* For Min —5 Ifotal. FOR S A L E — Geetla Mere, res- L O S T — pocket honk enntainlng sons tile, phono 760-J, health curd, shot record, (87 h flgt. Jack Ketter, Rt. I, Cam eron flan- FOR SALK: Red Pullets, » = . nlxiul nil Inying. Cell after 5 P. ford Ave. Phone l ( i ^ , City Store. M. Glnderville. 0. L. Farmer. We both lofc," ghon you don’t LO ST— Ono pair Ray-Hand sunUNFURNISHED 8 ^lassesJMione^TS^ hftng ymr piwogrfptlon* to Ik Millar. Fhtme MUSIC BOX HERALD Wsnt Ada i PHONE 148 1 B'ulLCS w •XaM THE SANFORD H ERALD It—WANTED TO* H K I m E a U te F O U N TA IN and floor halp want- A llTnMnB11,KH lr> e n t houaa. Ew aiim t f w St n T r l l * Biff, ,Mgood " D0DGK *td>n’ ,,ne "‘,,U’r’ tires, upholstery, Sealhcsm Tnuchton'e. sa propgrty. Ideally leeatod TOO! lights. 185 W. IBth. mta-See cleat la. Fhatee 141- 11. “ WANTED: M fS .fi? Ics-Crssm NO IB .... Rotors Hdwa Go. 5 R6 oM houaa, I I N Waal $H. Route: unlimited opportunity. o “ W IC l Y S fle¥an,^very goo<l 8t. 81JUXLM cash. m m tiU tiTW •very The Polar Baar, IN N. Pork I bScondition, (258.8ft. Roy. Reel, 388 Ap a r t m HoU irsTr;;; surfaced road Mgr price $M00.0O Apply M l Ptui ird, Fla. [T W aT S = ^3 S *asi» _________ m Sweat W W C . T O f woak. ? ^ -S itl I Phono 705-J, potato Orange. ■ S N jo Y fcudaj, dinner aTEanry's shori or W**h ^ u " eh“ * Avanuf.__________________ ' ' 11)47 Sixtyone OHV, A -l condition (400.IH) . NEW Roofs, Roof rnatrieg A __Phono 228-W. painting. Phona 188-1(7 84 DOlM!Ff Bead) ■Buggy.- Good T i m , Rune Good. Llrensa ready N E W ' ROOFS— Roo^a repalrod, to go. (75.80 Cash. roof painting. W, a . Smith, 88 DESOTO Sedan good Paint, Contractor. Phone I I N , Fair Tiros, Llrensa 1126.00. IBM .FORD Tudor Runs Good. New Diff. Overhaul. $185.00 9— WORK WANTKD W «alM iW | W. 2nd, Street. —9 IIA R L E Y - Davidson CAah. IIM BUJCK, Oood Transportation 10 Cask. • Uaed Cars end Parte. amount of fR.ii’Mi o i w in In- i uwlreil 11. Hint >t Itnrtrl |l '|)Ji| IITIOIV Kpfcrlul Hi* 4i***iiK 11 i n g iin- |‘r >f|.'tatil a Mill . n o t riu t f.s* f iirnil*he«l to K**r enrti i * i » i*uilfh -1 i»,illf I*'i1 »'..fii rdtlnrK, upon «f*» think In the imtiimf *tnlr*l ii..\i\ 1 11. .M.U. ft. iht. nfflrr. Full TH K litHite jotyjlhlt* ft* flit •*tiuIf in.it. nf >IM *'K »*. CACII IMiitm m*iy t»o lh«* Hint** 11**>*»! I»r|* i? tmerit wifli l*'i 1 1 I' 1 -* -I fr».m Hi I* *»ff|ri* fm* Hi** ilie m*erEM»uv Bfaf* ** 1 im mui'fit "'ini -f * ' f*i-r ffjirli not No pro* I - **ill I..- |wnii«*<| tinl.*NN r**» iiry Htrttnp" iitt m ImiI, nniHf m •11■■*«it 1*••*»- f..r iheiii nr*- rocIVRiJ Ilf « ninpittiy fiirli Mil All . '' 1 it| l r .1 *•1 ho lira pr|of* iheikN ahull ........ .1If !«••! within 11" Mi*1-if *I,.’ 1 i i m ' f'-r . 1i i i - i i I i i m M tla All i)tt}* nf lh«' - I h *1 for 1 *’. .'h in m t*lilw. I'M ilih r i hi t It* w ill nuf \I1 I’111■- 001 a| ftllfiW lot ill« for h l» f' tlt .4h,1 f4VfSII ItniMlIOf .♦( t*11| t!»•* 'tr-st-rf. I 1•*1 In- 1 t.v*-r **f H i e p r o * fwti li.weal l»l*l*l**rwill l.i* .l. i-.*. | * M d.»l It Vi!’ mhi i- iin»<fv»,i1 ».. The mlnlfiMirn >Mnt- p tl.l tn *11 “Mi.' lit -i .11 Mi)* hi h «r #*itip iIu.y m I mi Hioni' 1 »»ti •MWTK II* >A1* H CI'AIIT. trm ’la ahnll In* H ♦>•», |o Th iit.l M I N T »»K KI.m IMPA fo f»u par hum 1 ■•»p«M'HvHv 1-0 Hfn.l \ M.Krlhttn slillleil, |ntrrm*'iti»lo iin*l tihskil! f*e mpepfiMl Tin* « In*. "f f*ll lofiof. All work l«* in- 1111111» ........ mi •‘fi't I t i i m it * I* T i i m i I . m II, 1 1. H ig 1 1 w iv -h K o r inaf-r Vt. S*< fIn n G Jo Kmilh, Ihtiig*' 1' ! :• -» i . l.itl||||I .4f il i ■, • s . i t l i |1V11ft f t'D" *.f HiM m i H i *4 s et , Mt k .1 NOTION \ \ \ % ..f mi h i Notice Is hereby Hl.cn that I Hi cl lint «- f lle*4ii , i \.»rih *.v;.r am etiRnged In hustnen* no San I'llHT ! 1 1 le-.- ( IF . North < nR* fnril-nrlnniln lltKhivnv. Santonl, \' rwl 1m Mi . \ | »iirv or 1hi* Florida, miller the flet 111Indm union o(H«l MW •, ..I \\\ Hl»*D«'f* Fllfk nt The tlrlddle and that I loteml V i - * l *i..«.*i i Im . 1 1 \ . r i l l I i . h i i h I . f 1. | to riglatee said ruiine tiiir»n>iiil to 1 .try ’ ■« n« <"] i r y of wjilil I the teems nt the "FlelHIIoim Nooih Mi*t t h m t. 1tlF *|. . ' ifh iraa' KmM jilintK i h . ' F i l l W ) • in.ti m inis mill ole" tn will Sec aSf.. fl.DIt |o I'.iMf illlllOU IDA HTATHTtm 1511 nlth Ihe I l i r |i*iMi •1 Fl. tM'.F .*•*(#]. V, clerk nt tha rlrcnll Door I of Sem II h M ifi liudr ihiunty. Florida. l'4»f* •1 * JOt ‘ IIN K I'lttt-N , Owner I L , pi . .i* in • \ i *• •1 l M-l Iv 111u fitol IN T H K rillO D IT r iH ’HT i »K T in : •11K11H-1n1*u’ 1F.i 1>tin •»! -.f rt\V«* ..f 1 sih J|TiMf*iAi< ••iurrir hi-:\i M*’* » l - n 111 I' m it ) . t'l Hmifh I N U L M l*il|TM T V ll-t 1 It imho! *1 R lir iC K OK T iH I M i i v*•1it t hill I it.1 Ill’ l l | CHHTMTV n r K K M I N O U : * |Htl!M t i , i W . • . • t 1. , Ii t' ii p I ."..rn*.. M ill Mil |l|| I litis ■ n .if fti«* H1.*I» *.f Ml i t . Ml'!1i, -ii A 44 -•r mu hi 1 K1i»rMM amt f.-rl •«**(! 11 . I'e tlU i.iie r M .*-ii. » • 1 f *’ r*I . t !o*I1. r 1 k« Owners IN THK SANFOKI) AltKA who give generously of their lime snd effort In torsi sellvltlfs. Greater participation In govern­ ment and civic work Is something that I rerommend for everyone." tvill! titc ptii iia. Hpfdflci* ‘ r-ti SjM'rhll I’r«*V InlhltM Clf IN# iit*.1 t.» tfprclnl F*rn« 4mWeif whli ii will l»o furnlshM it tt t-r <-i>uwiil The nttrntloii t ilt ntiuTPlp l'lllnw. »ml int hli-nf il "if 1 (t «*inh The lit l Heinii in In I Dttf* * In* i- dim Inil tn the Nnei I' m-v , ..verInu v«-rln |f NuMettfrii: atihl mllm A ref tif let! . hr< k In Hi** IT OR* W iai fo.. r r- *'i (tim e r ri»l» « l rtlllllft H * Sfiml lilt unit*...... M IN N IE TH O M A S DIES . , . ,i § Mi-Mli M l',» -i | j 2 a •» fro I . 1'iw il Ml* l*avi*mriH J<> w ld * . nt** Im M hijM m e i c h d u l e d In in ( M lnnli* T n o m m , h ir u iilt ' h i «»* n ,r m n m u *. .«.- |.;aM| s o j . i r o i i r m r mitt * ir H i »h *,»iii npim ill* In UniHh. 2*’ rihnl« r, fur J u ly 11*17 «♦ R ive r F o rcit* Goldsboro fo r m any years, died f r n m m . i*..iht .*r i..*!■»*.\ u u , ™ n ‘ l.rhlKi * whliii *iii cnrii fi’ti •»4|*!n iiml i»r*» ass J flui.,la.i ..S i.'aL.L tllllllfllf l.1 \ ,<) |e. Ill I Ml |«*HR fofnl pfic^i, folfowinq row mntrrml pficifl . . . are down* Iim# lo 10 M 1 up on IhciR overdue paint jobi before nrtfjleU . . . tof . . . vine! demy ypf in Ihelr coitiy work. You’ll reolfy wrifil fo do a lot more pninhng niter you tee how mudi our new low pnmf pnrei inve yotr. ROBSON 3lift fl. I' irnl SPORTING GOODS I'hrtnr 1H*S in KAY (Jorra u iv » tu b r* �M M M THE WEATHER f Partly cloudy and rather war* through Wednesday with scattered thundershower* in aflernoona and evening*. Gentle 41mtherly winds. All-Star Game Plane Craahefl Ihiatun. H. Iluiton Heath (home Ilaiien Conn.) ' (CswiUae* grteas rage oaei ' (CeattaaeO h m f t a , oa*> Bertram D. Hulen, New York National Leagua bullpen. on* milt north of th* Chataworth . K. Kobinaon rapped a single to , tnorvolr. Reports said the craft Time*. H. R. Knicker liorker. the right of Mls« scoring J. 01* burst into flames Immediately. A Vincent Mahoney, Ban Francis- Muggiu and Mending Joust to tall then was received In north , third. Hollywood for thrad ambulance*. co Chronicle. George Monrad, Portland O re -, Iteese hobbled Michael’* boundTh* Civil Aeronautic* Authority »r, recovered hut threw too late verified that the pilot had been gnnlan and Motion KGW. William II. Newton, HcrlpP* to force E. Rohlnaon at aeroml. cleared for a landing at Lockheed Joost scored on the error. A ir Terminal, Burbank after mak­ flown,d Newspaper Alliance. John Werkley, Time Mngnilne. TehlteU ground single between ing a report of the fight aboard. Another American kllleil was thlijl and short K. Robinson, and Burbank police had been notified l.vnn Malmn of New York, re - 1 M chaels raced all the way to to aland by at the airport. presenting Theodor Swanson & DiImI when the bag waa laft nnSanta Buiana Paaa la a ateep. Co., New York. This company, in I protected. . rocky doflle leading through the cooperation with the Netherlands' ™ "*# »hr« •»* Santa Suianna mountain* from government, had Invited American )"•'•■ ‘ San Fernando Valley to the coastal KlltHT IN N IN G area between Chataworth and the newspapers, ladio stations anil news agencies to send reporters Nationals: ‘ Vantura-Santa Paula area. It I* knoefcBI, down R.a.e's about SB mile* weat of Loa Ange­ on a tour of Indonnla.v<DDng n » Hagne enrmite Indonesia haa lee wJfk|>(, , mMlh anrt th|4)W h)|n ml|. hag for an Infield single si Reel# Msggio and Dlllinger. J. DIMaglos. ,00^ tnlrd whtn Klntr* torn l.y war between the On < j |{lll(lnton smashed a low lin- moved to itfond. The American newsmen aboard government and the Indonesian ■„f |^,twi.en Williams and J. IllDom O IM ifflo took Klntr’s fly throw home fot »w iy from Camwere returning from a tour of republic. "Complete freedom of Maggie und with a burst of speed near the foul line in short right, psnslla. Doby of Cleveland went Indonaiia sponsored by the Neth­ action" had been promised those No runa, two hits, no errors, two In to run for J. DIMaggio. u|1(,B(| uf j ol)*g accurate erlands government. Two winners accepting the invitation. 8. Gordon thrsw out Stsphsns throw to second, for a two l.ase left. of the Pulltier Prlx* for na*v re -, Two Americans originally In the hit, F IF T H INN GINO Amsrlesasi at first. porting were among those killed. party-Mrs. Dorothy Hrain'on ol llodge* *coop«d up E. Robin.Musical walloped a three ami | Ked Munger of St. Louis want »on'* roller and stepped on first They were II. B. Knickerbocker of the New York Herald Trllmnn two pitch high over the right | in to pitch for the Nationals. far th* unassistsd put out. radio station WOR, New York, and William It. Mathews. Tue- field srreen for a home run acor- I Michaels walkedTwo runs, two hits, ons error, and R. Hui ton Heath of N EA son Arli., publisher •• had decided - Ing J. Kobinaon aheadI of him. , Berra bounced to Hodges who thrsw to Reese forcing Mleheals „nc left. (the Nawapaper Enterprise Asso­ ciation). constellation? '" ' " ’ " ' ih ts dheelly ln“ f S ! t S tht N .-' | 1 In addition to th# newsmen, the plane carried 21 other passenger* Manila Iha’ t M ^ .'H r«hndo'l.'h«d ! 1‘' f * " r n ! V l « v w a third call- j , and a crew of 10. at second who completed th* •n‘* ,hr 10 ,#con^ ,0 *ore# KI.M office* In The Hogue and twin killing with a throw to „ . .. Hodges at first. , Th* “">►'«••• called tlm . as rain Batavia aald there ware 44 on the No runs, no hits, no errors, ,0 F01"* ,"0J ,n ^ r The rain halted after ten mlned as sure as your life. I Parnall's first walk of the gams. ' none Isft. utsi and play waa resumed. denre that the Kaaak slashed a single over1F IF T H IN N IN G NetioMlat J. Gordon went to second and Mutial tapped in front of tbs ed lias Iwenuhrnvered thus far. k h |V head, Marahall stopping at. The roliatel Iat Ion was en route ’ . Stephen* to ahort|top for ths plate and was out at first. from Hatavla to the NMhtr'anda pan,ell's first pitch hit Heinlmck j A" announcement .y the airltni foraarm and ‘.he1 at The Hague said: .. bases were loaded. T '" 1 m'nn A M* 'local lime Virgil Trucks, Detroit, replaced' S f t V v rn Monday) wSH l*«nell on the mound. : FFrad Colvle, Denver Post. (lt:Ml) P. M-. K H T ' n wsstliri 1 William* mads a running catch! Mar .hall . Miss Elsie Dick, Mutual Broad­ cpught in heavy imm.oon «••«»” of New.-nmha’s drive. and obviously WM 1/ 0,LC*‘!... ri€i(» scored easily after the catch. | casting System. R„ . w ,.,,p ,d Into a double play.! Tom Falco, Buelnese W**k linue drcllng round th#- » |r »'•g Msesslne. ... ? h' r" f.,0I J,fc . P!S".#.Jit w « ! Michael. .0 Jooat to E. Robinson, j 1Charles Oratke, forslgn editor One run, on# hit, no error*, j n » . of th# Christian Selene# Monitor. left. HP.rn.NII INNING Americana: Dorn DIMaggio fouled out to Mix*. Kell diuppril a single in front of Musiel in short center. Willlniiin wnlked mi four pit,-he* ’Hint war, nil for Hpahn and he was 1,>|,lured hy Newcotnba. J. DIMugglo lilt a II I nil,ii to Klni'i in slmlluw left, Die run­ nel „ iiiddlng ilielr hasee. J. lt»ldiiN„ii rainped under Juust's I,igl. Infield pop on the turf mldwny In,I ween fli*t and sproml. No nine, mi), lilt, no en,,i>, two loft. TH IR D INNING Nallonalst J. llol,Ins,hi tvnlkcd. Musliil single,I sending Robinson all the way to third. Klner rolled into a double play a* Robinson scored the tying run. Mire singled down the right field line. Marshall walked. Dll Hedge* ol Brooklyn wii* liioeited as a run­ ner for Mire. Knrak singled arming llodge* TO TA I. ItrroA lTA and sendli.u Mm si,nil to lecono, o i* w w . " i : i i » r t , T i K Kell threw Hemlnlrk out at flret. t Two runs, One* title, no error*, Casual H,,»eh, . two left. I TH IR D INNING tmerlranat I Marsh,ill took K. Riddiiion't t O T A I . U A H t.lTIKH AND D A I'IT A I. ADCOHNTH ' I I O . I I I H short fly lichliid seroliil haae, Mlrl,11,-I* fllnl i„ Kmei In left , , WDMOH ASIII% • Asset* I,lt,1ar,l or sealant,! I„ »»,-,,r» llstilllllrs «,„1 l„i renter. ulher purpose* .............. 1 .soi.es* e Tel,hells w ii * credited with a ■late uf Fiorina. County of Hemlnol*. »•, 1, R F Menu, rasliler of III. above-iirm ul hank. ,tu eolemnty awear duuhle when M iisimI fulled to make thkt th* atiuv# statement Is true lo the beet of my hliuwleda* and belief a shoe string catch In center field. n. r. MANN. Cashier Tehhett* took thlid when Mar­ Correct-ADeel 1 shall, who wii- lurking up Muelal, ’* J I. IN D t.KY I. | S'ltAF.IKH fumbled the bull for an error. tiK o :> niHiiui* Trucks llfied l„ KIiiui In laft Dlreriora renter. 1 Sworn lo and subtcrlbiii before me Ihla *lh 4a»’ ol July, 11(1. MUX 11 I* Hi 1 »TT, No runs, one Idi, tw„ errori, on# Notary I’ubllu left. ) b (Voramlselon Kiplree March *. 1*51 F O t'K TH I.N'MNG Amerlranat ' (■ * * > MKFORT o r A H O M IIN Ii CUMPANT Hodges went l» tint baea, Sid • AFFII.IATM OF A Gordon of New York took over at J NATION Al. HANK thlnl, and Cainpanella of Brooklyn ri'NI.IOHMU IN ArCONIIANm W ITH asMtioN sari, i'. a. h m v ib m ii aTATUTMa went behind the hat for tha Na­ 1 HMPURT A# o r J I ’NM M, ISM. OF tional League. - > A t U I T I C TR I’BT tOserANV, JACMBONVII.I.M. M.UMDA. D. DIMaggio liounred out. W H IC H la A r r il.lA T M D W IT H TH M SANKORU ■‘ A T I.A N T IC NATION Al. MANN, BAN rtlM II. F I.U IIID A _ Kell singled , (barter aaa. See taiar. Federal Neaeeee dDlrlel aaaabee I Williams diew his aacond . lU n k Block itoMlna company, holdlna contrnlllaa Inlcreel In IM* straight walk. | H ether afflllale*. i„ h/onden a,-ope of hanking huelneea In Florid*, R. Gordon knocked down J. Di■ in n e r (n which al><,ve.named oraanlsallnn I* emulated with national jBbilt. and dear#* »r ,-oniroli u l Uw n* majority of the eharea of capital alock. au ra 1 "JjrJr- ‘wo no a s v iij t o r s t u m s “ E £ ri0 Klnar clouted a home run eeor- pitcher for the Nnttenala. hii.TSSU'^ “ I B S TU n ffi-* «.» Financial relation win, hank, flock ol affiliated bank owned tpar value) .................. 171,100.00 1 .1, O. W. fresler, Heo'y-Trea* uf Atlantic Trual Company, 4o solemn|u in £ * |r'th a t the above Mklement le Due. lo the I,eel uf my knowledge (I. W. r ilA E IK II Bworn to and euberrlbed before ine ih ie ^ih day of July, I t O . la i *f®**VL PyWICc. «*l*i# of Florida at l.ara* M r commlaaion eaplrea AIR CONDITIONING IXHAUST FANS, CIRCULATING ft «r MUM * 6), Bickford (Boston t>, Poll.t (St. Loula 7), Blackwell (Cincin­ nati •). Roe (Brooklyn » ) and Ssmlnlck (Philadelphia). Campan­ ula (Brooklyn 4) Hhrei NationalMuslal (Bt. Loula), Klnar (Pitts­ burgh) WP-Trucks (Detroit)) L F New combe (Brooklyn). CIO Accepts Jacksonville Firm Seeks To Run Truman Steel Strike Motion 2 Men Held For Armed Robbery) LONDON. M v T proposed a 60-d*y contract t i tension while an unofficial fact­ finding board investigated the is­ sues. A highly placed unionist said after tha executive hoard’# action ,h ,t : . . it "Tha plctur# now look# a* if ,our truce will he effective only with those concern* which go along with the President. The pic­ ture may change but th*t’» the wav It looks now." th* union's 170-man wage and policy committee mint mttfy the executive hoard's nctlon. Tills rati­ fication was expected at » meet­ ing thla afternoon. CIO President Philip Murray will officially notify the President of our dldslon." Murray said h* had no comment ICaatlaH** "•» *wa» el«» Sanford Is Among Florida Towns Up •For Video Stations WARH1NGTON, July ID— l/Pl Rom* 1,700 more television station* may he Imllt In th* future In nearly 1.200 cities and town* not pr*vlou*ly allocated broadcast channels . . , If n*w propofltu of thf Fwioriii Commuiilcatlon* romnilaslon sr* approved, Florida would hava It) ^ e ltU s and towns allocatfd broad ^ca *t channel*. The commuiilcatlon* commis­ sion’s pvoposad regulation* to add 42 new television chantin'# to the existing 12 would permit th* ex­ pension . FCC officials said th# pr*»*nt dmen channel* can only arcom odat* B41 stations In 221 loca­ tion*. Under th# new program there could Ii* about 2,246 sta­ tions In 1.400 cities and towns. U t Th* comntlsalon'a propoaal* are w subj#cl to public hearing Auguat 29. with formal action planned If poealhls by the end of the year. Following It a list of Florida town* which might b# allocated broadcast channel*: Apalachicola, Bellc-Gladr-ehoaen, Clair Watar. Creatvlew, Crosa City, Daytona Beach. Da Land. Everglade#, Fort Myara. Fort Plerca. Oalneavllla. Hollywood. Jackaonvllla, Koy A Weat, Lake City. Lakeland. Laka“ worth. Leeahurg, Mariana, Melbourpa, Miami. Ocala, Orlando, Palatka. Palm Beach, Panama City, Panaacola, Parry, Plant City, Qulnev, Sabring, 8t. Awratlii*. St. Pateraburg-Temp*, Sanford, Sarasota, Sulphar Springe, Tallahaaaas, Weat Palm Beaeh, Winter Havin. _______ , Sanford Harald In Cooperation with tha City Racraatlonal Pro­ gram, undar the dlractlon of Mra. P. M. Glnglaa, dlraclor, It was announcad thla morning by Mr*. Glnglaa.' . , Th# show will b* hald In th* Play Cantar located In Fort Mellon Park July 18 at 2:00 f . M. Ca»h prltaa will b* awarded In each dlvision. JudfM will bo on bond to toloct tho wtnnorfg otbtod Mrt. cfaisificatlona In th* Doll 8how will b* th* graaUat numbsr of dolU) prsttlaat doll) and th* arg•at doll. Th# Kit# contaat wll ba APPOINTMENTS MAD* clas.lflsd aa to th* moat artistic t a l l a h a r b e e , Jtu7'n-<^> kit* (th«a* do not n4*d to fly)| v I.IM T V i .1 II V. \\ aget ol ibe Sfiniimlc t'niinlv I'liainbet of Commfn p , « lm wa« nnr ol llip ginti|i Ifivilf.) by t itv MaiugPi ( lif (m il Iillllding I .1 ............ . ... III I mp gfini|i w *ip of Rotaiv. Mis V llie in iiiiiln lio n 'i 1tiPmgp '. ... I Im iliv C indrada of named a winner * f*rw*nUd Quality Award glvwt waa mar* National Aaaoelatfa , beat win* Underwriters and til y heartily m m Agency N a M p atlon. i,««>,pi IP'(| * . MrstPngfi. ,11”' ................ 1 I I I* I |. (t^Mlejr f \ff II. III A 411(1 ....1 I GC 'ff •flidlV |nf| riflu \r» llll.l ,1 "I1 K i’.. ..... \1 » i»r I' -•. t• iw .imi %, i M , I as M l* I I . . . lIMvdltSfl |pr| l»v (» iii «I p % 411(1 Ml Mi kiM w i *. k It ,, f 1.4 S 0 .- IMMI,0|)ll ft.IP,411 .mm aid (uogiaill. Hr >|||| till * linin'- iriMfiPUt, II 1 1 A. a c K.ilpli I Ml.It. I wm iiniHl* *1 nut, Mr .1hr i||»|»ri .. . n * flotti. oft the n i y Hull Iniil hr«*n Mlijpi’t n l In 4.4 h tnertlMi: |»1uce «hir In hnv mg In cliinlt tut*, ulttl tlinl Dir ... | , at IliKKim lllil** 'V••I i vat. j j . nee« d ol,,er l,Pfl 111' , |KI«lhOll , rut * while opa # /n llol I lit l.tpllW ttfll |MH«|>rclf . 1•)• *11*k »»•!»«♦»■ v*t|r nil .1 111* Nn»thAll inht I h** \mtll npiviftinn the ,|r |rll,r wir.n.rnl tm lriril llicir Ym ht Club h'liHtn* « tnil.i l.r mil |((r n|| , . v „,| ,,1041am into comlilt'in ill li>. . rxio'ii .!• . 1 ... . 1. _ _ ....11 . .. *1 ....... . ....... * h i ,I 1 hr ni)iiMit»i»r i'* • uneti 111 me "what uppeHlril ,»„st to the west | |nv,ir nf tin Y icht I’liil, hnllitilig sill Imvci . >»., Dml D,«iy cull,I n civic , , I l,e|ievc," he hnv Dic i fi„n in,I ptntluce mill ,|rclHir,l t|il> „,,*,,,inc. "that when i„„,| .,11, 1 in . notice Ho with ||ic hull,ling ,« fiv .l up Dn- ,-lulls - miltrnii - t,„ o o - s h transactions will be hettn off than at pi,-sent •not « wide ninety nf vegetables It will he niucl, ,-oulel, more eon to choose frol,t, I firmly believe vsnlsnt and i t ,1 w-n .esnn ,pot " Dial not only our market, hill,Mrs Messenger .tatrd that every maikrt ,„ thr state ,,'iilly with a gn-nl psln' e-h. ami witli received a lot of free atlvei IMng j added ftxluros the hull,ling call Dial will boost I'll,rids mallets fm hr made tn'o a “ve,y nice club ,|Ulle a few .ennoiis to tome" ' Itullsc". It •at Do- entrance to A* a means "f keeping personal the city r - -I la - imvanlent for roiitart with cuslnmara. Mr An vlaltni*. *1poln'td ut adding tlerann suggested taking photo-, "It I* hetrW H r ,-lulA tn have graphs of trurka al markets, being j their own Imilding that they can cure l„ Include In the picture the <all „ civic center." funis inline "Then after the *,*,»-, Mi l'lr-1,1. win, a.ke-l to he Is over," hr aaterted, "wide ipmtcil a „„ oiillvuhuil rather him a letter of a|iprretalloii for] ti nntlnaaa un r«a » Star Id. till dlicM and elielnse Die |»lc till e of Ids truck id yolll mat Ntcmollcr Socks Mml 1,-t Tills partlrulai kind of ad I'o I*l;i 11I DisituiiiMiiiK ve il,.mg will nay dividends " The Hanford Martel Dealer •• no I oglnxl. t 1 * On I’aa* Dwyer Amioiiiiees lie Will Run Ai;;t wan .,rgH„wc,| In IM!D» by vrtrrnu, ,-la,-Dull The mayor said al a iu- wc con ,,f the wo, will, Spain, many ,,f f o r lice "| dram II my duly >„ the who," helped lllirrnf* Dm |,a,>)>!•• hr.sf inlaraNts of II,a eitv l„ nm .if f ul,., f, m, Spnuixt, 1 ula •fi, fnrDu-r |imill,da cordial re (,,, rrelectlon." 'flu* aniiuuncameni came * day lull,„i, h'lwaM, tha panpla of Dir Dulled Slalr-a nnd Ciilta, a V K W after tha Democratic mayoi o n lelrgrtinu, will fly *>• Havana from (cried with I’raaldrnt Trtun.xn >n Minn,I on Aug i!f, Cnmninndtu Wa,hlngton and Jsial aflrr Man ln-t)hiaf I vail T llcgg*. Madl IihII nii District Attorney Flank K ,»n. W l», will lilac,' wrnatlia <m , Dugan I,a,I been promlsad Dm liy three ,,f D,r city's 1ha 1mi,I, nf Cuba's Unknown nun,inatlnn Siildirt and ullmr nallnnal Hluinr, five Democratic laadrrs 'I wire hr fora O’Dwyrr had I,ran (l,„ „f D,a wri'ntlix will („• placed ,,n D,a mh,nil,unit drill, at,'d ,,ffried Ilia Democratic immlna t.i (hr uu-in-M y "f Dta 21*11 Aliiarl linn and turned It down , huh win* l--«l Diaii llvax in D„' "HOT .SHIItr" rxph,,i,,n „f Dia UK.!', Maine In t lllC A U O , July 1.1— (/Pi-Tins ihr l,„, I,,,, „f Havana oil Kal, lutest gag of the "lint foot" typn is, 1 nm is h new and perilous "hut slnrf" , Arthur Bard told police he was, s victim a* he stood on a sited 1 ,-nrner last night talking with ft lends. Four youths, he aald, approach-* ed him and aaulrted lighter fluid1 mi the hack of hla ahlrl then to-*sed a lighted match on the wet Many Item* Which Have Been On Downgrade Are Now On Rebound four-day schedule but demand from tha photo finishing dealers has Jumps,i and Anscu haa "found it rioeessary In lucres** our out­ put ’’ Rum* woolen mill* found de­ mand for certain typ*a nf fabric* used hv tha women's wear trad* ,0 guud that mill* are hooked solid into September and prlrea hava gone up a little. Th* New England purchasing agents association says 18 p*r cant •>f it* JOrt reporting firm# found Imxlnea* better In many than June. These may he little thing*, but they show how things that go down rnn go back up aa condition# straighten out. Copper and lead users hava b«an living off their Inventories sine* March, whan they stopped buying suddenly and sent price* tumbling from their postwar highs. Now <()•*•!•••# •* rag* Mai Authorities Find 1(1 Of 15 Killed In Komhay Crash *!•> ' aUH'irt. tlrnm arl . I | o'(r,„h-'il, g. Net h e 111 lap,Is, N - . n , « v n,„l I’m lu gal *| hr « f l»r I nilue I’n -, NEW YORK. July 1.1 l/l’i I „re>„l,-oi „f *’ul, a. will h-M * Ugmflcxot lui,,-I, I,, Ihc €,,,l-l,-,» Mayor William O’Dwyrr animunc .In),lire ( ..ovrnll,,,, T h f V I \v a,I I,„lay that ha will tun f«* i# happen lo be th# on#* whoa* crop, war# Injurad by disease and had weather In Jun*. It was this cut In th* expected supply tha) strengthened prices. Rayon salts have been selling .wall thla summer and aome maimlecturers report th*y hava 'sobl out their consldtrabl* supply Rayon prices hava firmed. American Radiator k Standard Sanitary Corp. says It haa reached tha low point In aalea and earn Inga, and look* for Improvement from now on, tnd expects to re­ open aoma of Its Idle plant* before Christmas. Th# Anaco division of General Aniline A Film Corp. has put Its phetegraphl* paper plant back on (Iihcum W A N IIN iilO 'J, lulv I t — (/f*) ,ri 'rl.uv ol 1 |i» At li-vnt today ••«*lv "|i|n>«pil am ■1it ill llip ad- f’.lol Club. A I l.vnn. I .ion* Club; Malcolm M.nNpill. I.i Vcpps. l« iialln,,** District Commission M d namad Anthony DamwlU to auceasd W. R. Forfar on th# b*#rd. AH ar* from Kav Waat H* alao raappolntad ChartM Topplno to tha Board trf Commlstlonars of Pllotag* for th* FIST) l» „ lr |lb, „ ,lr , krll.hpj j„ fated plane I,as lorn 1 a,l D,a ,\ ruroller’s Impo- I n , - delayed iU«n m,||| evening al the M-,po--l of n , ,| K„)s. euiuini'n ml "Untellor "'hi ,,f , (t(. Dillct, end,., v <u New Dello lie aald >inl,H -y was " sending 1 cprrsent.fi ns to th# ’’ ’V riasli „-,'ni-, |«>:>,il,l\ 1 , ml 01 Die " " * la <k •f Identifying .......... . now v l„. ,ahl can 1 he plane. 11 .u,si,-Hatton. 1 niched ,,n the HOO f•-,«• high hill while |,ie|»uimg to Intel at an alrfield U> niilr, mu ti, ,-f llunbay. r’nntroller »f Airdnunes Shuin| there .long said the fold wax "perfectly okay" ul llo lone of Die 1 l„ rttish and tluit nthiu .tticaft I,ad used , |« tnkc-tf’ s -!•'-•• "me hefore. ! 1’ilvate fun,-,al mu I,,-- for Dia j Allien,ran* will he tin evening In it'(* I the coroner's emit American resi­ dents nf Bombay and t' K AtnI H K Inissadoi l.uy llendeisiui will at­ tend I he main service fur *11 IB Iu _ victims will be lield tuinutiow III “S ? a ' C " t e S itt*n win# » « l v -Rm m i . I lie 1 or III U u b Huildmg on the Levy Girla Reported ,,,.> |In ItellMlliu ‘Better’ By Hospital! t„H I. D , l hospital • II **■■• s o l Tlie condition of Min* Selin* l.nvy. who waa acrinualy injur* I Monday in an automobile acclde,,' Dial cost th* live* of her P*> cut*. Mr. and Mr*. David lrv\ . Ii now reported to ha hopeful, acrdlng to hospital authorities llrenhatn, Texas where Die n o dent occurred. Mix* Loulaa Levy, her »l»tar. '« undergoing treatment for a f>«lured law hut her condition <­ not regarded a* tsriouj. It w », Icarnsd. Mi*. Herman Jacobson, daughter „f Mr. and Mr*, l evy arrived with Mr. Jacobson yeatenlay by plane in Hr, nhain and made arrang-manta to hava the liodlf* of and Mr*. I.avy aanl l>ack heir for burial. Mis* Rslma and Loular Law will h* moved to tha ho*|>ital »i Houston, Texas a* soon a* doctors derm tt advisable. . * waterfront wi* in»(i»rlcil vcilrrilay 1hm».l ii,i,il M.imliy in * *pealtcinoon by rrpieientitivcs ol Inc I rt*l m»*.agr to ('nngrres. Mr. civic ntganiieiioin to ilpternitnr it* I V"'." ^ suitability a. * meeting |.laec. ami fl„„ , nd ihcy aiipcarnl l » lie tilratril willi | no trlr«l*tnn 1 . «rl| lire tile, «anl lil» aiil llmunn. nun- ( Johnson And Wells To Attend V. P. W. Cunrlavr In Miami nm .fitly I t — (/P) s|iril ef­ flirt* l u l u In n r r l .1 llur.ilrned Iru n iin IijsMmiiiim„ .»t •i,«- imtimr* *tcci ?.or ol Rc- 1 O r p . m i / H i i o t i s • . » mill, n hr |ii.|iirnl tu rip la in ! port'. On Meeting j t H R S I -lit - t l l O J t f \ ’\ ' in thr \nirrlr in |iru|ilr hi* remS i t e F n t M r r t i n i ; s ; ;.d» ,h '; I MM I n I d Usonville n I Hf* I let thr riirtiMilRnt Pilots Vote To Health Unit Nurse Aid In Finding |Praises Lions For Meeting Place Aid T o Children ., ,i> ,l> a e l W IS IIIN l, I ll\ I'tr.i.l.m tonnage would be unlimited.’’ he nolinr* Im v * brought the declared. "lepaneir economy to a slate of Two other water transportation o|*| collspse." eompenie., he revealed, have Inp , nyU*|.kni railed on the comdlcatsd their Intention of nperat. , ing between Hanford and Trenton mm,on rule that workers in These are th* Georgia Marine and! Japanese government enterprise* Salvage Co. may tMigsm collectively and go on Duke MarArtbur and the Japanese government have Imlndden strikes on govetnnienl enterprises. Panyushkin deilaied lhat all the Pacific allies Inii Ilie United State* favor giving strike nglili to gov­ ernment workers. He charged lb* United Stales lias tried "by all possible means" to keep ibe com­ mission from adnplmg a policy on this ittue _________ J — — The commission l» r,imposed of Mrs. Field Reoorts On!Mrs. Kibbe THIs How representative* from the nations went I,, war tvllh Japan. It Glasses Aid Chil­ I wliieli I* empowered I,, lay down broad dren In Cl a s s e s r-,'l,,'i'al polinrc f,,| Die occupation Chicago I n June ,-iiinmandcr. I'anyuahkln l,a* lepeatedly The Pilot Club voted to coProper filling nf glsttr, „n mimade it a forum for attacks on operate with other civic dub* in ! dsrprivileged s c h o o l rlultlren. Ma,-Arthur , . finding a tuitablc meeting place 1through the aid of ihs I mn« ('luh. Ill today'* assault, the Sovlit in Sanford and heard a report, bar rerulted in marked improve- envoy assailed both Die Japan*** from Mr*. Joel S. Field on the menl ill icliool grade*. Mi* Hulila Ini,or Inw. and a nine-point *conomic atahilirntinn program orderInternational Pilot convention in Kibbe. County Health Unit mine. Chicago Inat month, at a masting, told member* of the I unit Club of the club Tuesday night follow-, yesterday at the T011111I ("enter, ing a picnic al “Tirte and Tide". She pointed out that mine pupil* the country home of Mr*. Mary'who had been given a perfect Rawlins. Hoeteue* lor the oc- { rating after receiving the ’rnrll eye cation were Mrt. Rawlin*. Mr*. Iset, ahowed eye defer t* on do*er A. B. Peterson and Mr*. V. C. examination. An inDance of tin* lie aim said Mar Arthur and the 1 Mettengtr. Mr*. Ruth ScoM prtsid- was a year old negio boy who Japanese government 'hsv* latr*^ ’] -f4 ever th* maeling. , waa'4* th* fifth grede, and who diwed a eyidam of police nrhltrarl Mr*. Field, a delegata to the after # proper j.tling of ilastrt lie..*, using police reprraalve mea International convention, repmied declared, I he letter* don t run sore* „n 11 wide acnlo, encouraging tha brutal moldilng by the police lhat there are now 251 Pilot dub* together any more of Do- participants In meetingthroughout jh . Unit-d Slales. I , T h . Jnej. Hj OU and ,li-iiiim*tratlmiK, arresting und Canada, Hawaii, France .feet awav. Die site «f th# letters Imprisoning ten* and hundreds »f Japanese worker*." land with a membership of 7.(r>>. 1 <<«■<'■■'* o* »■*» ei«» The Philippines, at Die same JACKSONVILLE, My » - ( * > l / IS V l V I l . V s L IIlt .l , I menae poaeibllltle* affnnlpd In detnnoalic Io h p » in Japan, the movement from Snnfitnl of Soviri Ainbaxador Alexander S. fresh vegetable* ami citrus if re-1 P «nyus1slim told lire ll-nation Far — WattfM* Uhtai U (/Ti % ,PrfiSin.C%«Te7oTrhe im- « - ...... .. •ampmp again., tbs p ss M iM IX n M M i Advertising Plans Clubs Inspect |SrRC' p . . i St For Stale Markets j Yacht Building 1 Told By Anderson t M ! ACCOUNT* Acheson Opposes Cut In A n n s For Europi Attlee. Finance I ports Seek Sc tion To Rritai M o n e y Problc PEBRY, July I t -(* > -T w o men are being hsld hare for ques­ tioning In connection with armed robber!** at Panama City or Feraandlna last weekend. The two, who gave thair names as Ramon Ruaaali Green and GUhart Johnson, wsra arrested by Highway Patrolman Hopa Carlin near here lata vaaterdpy. , Carlin aald they admitted th*y> stole the ear In which they war* riding at Austin, Mtnrn, and a license tag at Rockford, III. Carlin said th* two also admitted par­ ticipating in two armed robberies first. Campantlla struck out. In Illnols but gave no detals. No runi, no hit*, no error*, twp Pefk° *lnf ltd •»<* r**ch,<! 1 Panama City and Fmandlna Isft. nnd when Mitchell 1st ths ball «4t authorities wero notified of th* E IG H T H IN N IN G past him. . „ arrests and are expected to corn* Americana: Rtne popped to J. uotden ta here and question thf two men. Blackwell became ths sixth' end ths gsms. __________ Legal Notice ^ SANFORD. FLORIDA, W ED N ES D A Y JU L Y 13. 1943 i'SffiSSSZJ&S2H2A ptNo o«^» *-,,hjST“nrSSS; runs, no nuns Isft. EIG H TH IN N IN G National*! Muslal walked. Doby grabbed Klner's low llnsr. , J Gordon allowed Hodges’ ooft I pop' to drop in front of him, then picked up the ball and threw to first but too lata to get Hodge*. Goodman, however, threw to Ste­ holding second. phen* at second ahead of MusiD. DIMsgg io singled, acoring J. >| who hastitated becaua* he Gordon. S. Gordon cut off Klnar’* tlought th* ball would be caught throw, but throw high to second end wa» tagged out. as D. DIMsggto slid in safely. Slaughter of St. Loula batted Dlllinger tingled, scoring D. Di- for Blackwell and flad to Doby. Mayglo, * No run*, no hit*, no error*, and Mitchell doubled, scoring Dillln- me left. gsr. , N IN TH INN IN G Americsnai Hodges threw out Doby «f i Prescher Roe, Brooklyn left­ first. hander. became the National's Three runs, four hits, no errors, on* left. SF.VRNTH IN N IN G NsUesala: Vic Raschl, New York right hander, went in to pitch. 8. Gordon walked. Campantlla popped to Stephans behind ths infield grass. Pafko walked. to J. Gordon in short right. . Raaehi .topped J. Robinson’. N IN TH INN IN G N s U m s U i bouncar and whipped him out at Dlllinger threw out S. Gordon, V NEWSPAPER AN INDEPENDENT D> a u t o i i h -.n IIITF.H PANAM A (’IT V , July lit— </P) — The rharrcl wreck >f an auto­ middle found In south Uahama to­ day wa* Identified » ' Die getaway car used hy four l-.-e-l,'- who wounded „ xlo.-tiff'-, d-pulv here. Mix. Maggie llathcit, Kay county sheriff's deputy, ,aid offi­ cer* I,ad examined the burned wreckage on n lonely country rohd near Flo,ala, Ala "Without a doubt" It must ba the getaway car, she said. Recreation Schedule BROKEN BODY FO U N D JA C K S O N V ILL E . July 13~</P) — The badly brokan body nf an unidentified man wae found In th* rear nf an apartment building at Die corner of Main and Hay streets In downtown acksnnvllln nrnund midnight. Detective R. N. Plummer said the man apparently had fallen or Jumped from an upper story. Ills head and body ware badly broken and tha only eluaa to hla Identifi­ cation wsra a laundry marked handktrchlaf and a bait buckle bearing th* Initials "H B W ”, De­ teclive a described ths Man aa be­ tween M and 80 year* ef eg*. will receive contractor* bids at Tampa July "B for i-onitructlon and maintenance work on 88 miles of highway and bridge* In 10 roiintlex. . The piojert* Include! Constructing Lake Jesup brldg* and a mile of approaches on road 40 In Seminole and Volusia coun­ ties. fo und g u il t y " MEMPHIS. July 13— </P»— Clyde Milton Johnson was found guilty of hand robbery today and aaittenred to a t»tal of 48 years Im­ prisonment on two Indictments, lie was flnad * total of (98,000. Thursday 0:30 A M the "I ittle Giants" eponsoted by Yowell'a will iday a game al Enteiprlne (Theta will Im a special meeting of all uthar teams at Die Lake Front Hall I'ark to discus* sponsor*.) 10:00 A M. HnuDixIds SchoolMake paper hats, put holders, hoy* 60 yard dash, gill* 60 vard datih, hoys nnd glrlx chinning, hnckwanl rare. Dine legged race. 2:00 I’. M. I.cav-- Grammar School for awliii activities at Cry­ stal Lake. Practice for water car­ nival to be held at Han Lando Spring* Saturday Morning July 84. Life Guards Watar Gama* . _ . ___ � 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, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 12, 1949; <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/9cee756d633e879c918121b4a63ce196.pdf 4b7dd055a7d29eba2013610bbb9cedca PDF Text Text V%U> 4 •~rVr ,fri■' THE SANFORD HBBALP. SANFflWFftbWttA * v A DON’T SIMMER ALL SUMMER SPEND YOUR VACATION WITH US CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations ' Ritz Theatre CELERY C IT Y P R IN TIN G COMPANY I f IPs Worth Printing—It ’a Worth Printing Right S. Park FRIG ID A IRE OFFICE OUTFITTERS (Phon# 310 Sanford, Congratulations SALES and SERVICE JOHNSON MOTORS Here Hince 1020 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER SALES and SERVICE Ritz Theatre' The Trend To Modern Design a s n r lt b t • grown up Lady By and By and a awaatly poised ona you cau ba sural If she's had a full length door mir^| ror all her Ufa to keep bar Interested In how she looks. Toth® Whatever The Style’Of Your Home — A Little Extra on their new Air Conditioning System M enu A Let Of Extra Charfn BEi us Fixer air conditio: JHHW. U d Street Ail Mirror* Gaaotne PtttsHsr <■ 7 — v :— ' 1:&*>* 'JM;>-t �|g|*>nteri'*a.Oll«asawri I ■a •w f w r w iw m w ! Hi f 'V to i M i y U T im 3TIje ^anfnrfr Itrralfr t o ________ F n ta te t W V m m #4 th * W a riii ffR sr^ lx s.-^ a sr1 1 m unm i to * 5 5 5 5 Jury Fails To Reach Verdict In Hiss Case % AN IWDI W a n y N T DAILY B " Jersey Crops Lost In Drought Treatment O f O ffi­ cers C o n s i d e r e d U n n e c e s s a r y By S t a t e Department . . ... T ie federal Jury deUkeratiag ] i -3 tie fete of A lfe r Hlae aaaoanc I * * *d today it was deadlocked lo t t v Jndf* ooot tlo a i lo c i to try __ agate. A fter t i e Jureas reported « ■ -' a»they too Id not arrive ot o ear- 1 diet Federal Judge Samuel Kaufman aaked tle M to a u k * NEW YORK, July 8— ( & ) — A federal court jury, unable lo reach a verdict ta il night, deliberated hour after hour, today on whether Alget H iu lied. The jury recalled at noon, a A I R irO tT II Jim Cartor looks on. farmer John Oldia (left). Freehold, few minutea after it had returned N J., uaaa tua hand to Uluatrato the height that thould have been to lha courtroom for a to ta l*reached now by onIona that have UUtd to coma up dua to the six week* ment of a portion of Judge Samuel drought that haa left the eoU parched and sandy. The crop lou In New H. Kaufman'* charge to the jury. Jeney eloaa is eapected to reach about •31,500,000. ( J.itemutlonal) The ju ro n had returned their de­ liberation! at 8 :3 0 A. M., a half hour aatly. They arrived at the courlhouta avan beore the judge. H iu and hia wife, Priicilla, andj oppoiing couniel appeared. They diicuned the cate for four hour* and 40 minute* lait night j and were locked up after^ report­ ing “ no immediate .verdict" was in New York light. Their morning deliberation! Phenomenal Gain In Onetime covered three hour* and 20 min­ Vice King Is De­ Decade Is Reported ute*. By E. G. Kilpatrick ported From Italy They had to dstertnin* wliatlier HIU committed perjury when he ROME, July 8 ~</P) Chailei ( C n ii iH i rii Pm * Ktahit A gain of $1,396,723 in dapoiit* doting the pail year at lha "L ucky" Luciano, onrtim* New Florida State Bang, it the large*! York vice king, will hr "exiled" incteaia lines 1943 when denotin' to a village in Sicily "because hit ihot upward more than $2,000,000 pretence ' in Rome it * crime and climssai 10 years of phanoaw threat," Italian authorities anenal growth aiaca lha V n k was paeincsd today. organised on Juno 2,. 19|9. .The 31-year-old Sicilian Florida S t a t e ‘Lucky’ Luciano Bank Celebrates Exiled To Small 10th Anniversary Town In Sicily Jayceeg Learn Of myg State Work From Delegateg w h o ^ M dr e le n te d th ^ S e m lT o tT 0 ?unty *Sunlor Chamber S c o r n " J f w S V B ^ a State held recant1» In Tallnhaaaaa, yesterday told Jayne member* at the Tourist Cantor of the activities at Boys stats. William Kilpatrick, sponsored by the Lions Club, Charles Ander­ son, who represented the Kiwonls Club, David Russl, sponsored by the Rotary Club and Donald Lud­ wig, representing the Elks Club,assisted Hodges In tmtllulng poli­ tical activities, bills Introduced and passed, programs presented and organlUtton of Boys State. The youths war* Introduced --------------- ,by . Judge Douglas Btanstrom, who thanked the Jayteas for sponsor­ ing Hodgas. . , Rusal was sleeted county Judge and Hodgaa was elected a state representative In elections held at Tallahassee, Kilpatrick report* * Prof. Ray Short, chairman of the aisle Junior Chamber of Com­ merce Committee oh World Gov- Alligator Crawls Into Negro’s Yard A peaceful mlndad alligator about three feat long emerged from a culvert shortly before noon today and was enjoying the sunshbe whan It was spottad In a ditch on Celery Avenue near Lo­ cust Avenue by Lillian Jc **LUllari, horrified, tetekly hur- r In my of hlm-^ ■ha urged. . Williams tu ~ '*jLo»te<.ri Aaauclmtedp » Frew Loaned Wire Sub Warfare Given High Navy Priority W a s h i n g t o n , July a - w —The Navy |a giving "anti- U. S. And British: Hp;jS||0^ ;|',,',By° A* pi oval Of Senate; Experts Discuss Truman Gets B i l l Dollar Problems WASHINGTON, J „|y $ _</$>>■ubmarlne warfare1' high prior­ WASHINGTON, July 8 - < A ^ . ity bemuse Russia has a fleet The United Stale* today ordered f --------! k ongtrss today completed action M of >60 lo illHi of the most mod­ a protest to "high Chinan ComMembers, ern undersea craft. A secret 9nytler Attends Dis-1n»i*li«-Lillion dollar long ranag muniit authoritiei" against the ja il­ Five NEA Navy report to this effect ba***d sent it to ing uf a U. S. vice lontul el Reported To Have tame pui-lw imloy through ia* . cussion r »» lf'restdcnt 1 niman. laaae of trstlmony before a Shanghai. Disapproved P l a n Senate appropriations c o in- ! cies Of P l O K i a m i Thr S em ir ftliuulfd approval p f The Stale Departmeat sent in­ mlttee. Admiral Louis R Denstruction* to the American emhaiBOSTON, July 8-~<;P)—Ameri* ' LONDON lu *“iv H field, chief of Naval operation*, u. s.;1altei, ‘T pV7i,r . ,h°rt* (lie flout* okayed It by 6 *y at Nanking and to conaulai o f - , can tchool teachen mada their ban told senators: Secretaiv oi ib* In m u y John W on* vole. •• "We are paying a great deal firie ti at Peiping to make lha pro* on Communists official today in an Snyder inn lli* , tnrts ot fliitain'v of attention in the Nayv to li u i gave Nis human the first 'HI. exciting standing vole called for Labor got* lltinrlil today to tall anll-aubmuime warfare. We Die vice consul, William M. by a delegate who said ha wanted figure It is nut of nor major over the Um.ed Kingdom's dollar « -» « «•» I domestic program be calls the fa ir Olive, wst arretted two days ago to see "who will stand up for the missions un.| one uf out moat Important mlaslons." Senator on a charge of violating traffic things we believe in." McCarran lU -N ev). without Snyder armed at 10 Downing | Hut housing was about lha e»Sru ltt. and hai been held internNeatly all the 3,000 delegates l o . mentioning Husita hy name, Street sboitly after 10:IK) A. N1 rrvt on luv piugiaiil Oil this itllio municado since. i\ the National Education Associa— j asked alxmt iiubilshed report* to see Prime Minuter Attlee. Ir* bad u it Ii him Senator Taft <RTwo fellow consular officers who lion stood up in favor of barling I that “a certain nation has much . Also present were the lop plan­ nino> whu lu« been llie Adminie* advanced submarines end that atttmptrd to contact him and fiv e Communists as teachris and in ­ ners ul Ihilam i economy. U iry 11,ii mu < * i ch-I or on some other It Is matter m which we are him food yesterday ware rebuffed. cluding them (torn NEA member­ aomewhat behind." included Chancellor of the Ex­ m rjiiires, paitnuiarly labor lagia* The Slate Department consider­ ship. v: chequer Sir Stafford Crippt, foreign l.sintii. la it got a similar housing ed the treatment of th* two o f­ When F ifiid e n l Mabel StudaSecretary f inest Hevin. Harold ! lull through the Senate in tha R tficers unnecessarily lough. They baker called for those opposed to Wlliun, p irtidrn i of the Board ol | puhlicari HOlli Congress but the were lectured by the Communists stand, there were a few scattered jtade, and f ’lulr|i Noel Baker, •* ;(!>.me refilled to pan it. un ihiet conduct at lha jaif. A slandres in the real of the hall. etelaiy lor i ommoiiweallh rela j I lie legidalron sent Mr. Trumgn protest also wai ordered about the It was mil clear, huwrvri, whether ' | provides lot a vast vlurn ilearanc# Communist handling ot them as they wne standing lo voir or stand­ U. S Aliihasiadot Lewis Dougbn . piogiaru and *r|t up funds for faim well 41 of Olive. ing as spectators. President Studealso allrnded. as did Douglas A b -} bousing aids State Department Frets Officer bker later told newsmen the countbolt, I inaiit r imiusiei of Canada. Ii also piuvidri lor HI0,0(J0 Micharl J. McDermott seid that as id five standing in opposition. anoibei iloll.ii country. j public housing units. far as the Stale Department knows For A Hnla-rl W t'lark of Philadelphia Negotiations Sltydri was accompanied by V il i I here was iu> ilebate lit llic SenOlive ii still being litld incom­ called for the •tuoding vots-. after Long Term Deal liam Mi ( lie-uev M aillll. assistant) *hd oulv 4 bnel Muny in the municado and the conaulale at ail apparently unanlmmi* voice Expected To Follow U. S. tirasriry lertelaiy, and W, JHouse. Shanghai is still making efforts to vote. Trnlay'a only oppnsliloh to the Averell ll.s iiiiis.su. roving arnhat-l Pl‘l’ tH-t n llft cuntandreach him*■resolution came from Mm. Rose i . i u 1 i-il In tin- lb-use that there were LONDON. July 8- ( / l ‘ l - Dol­ McDermott added: sado, to, the European Recovery I )(<i) M| f f , M„ | , ,0 "We have Instructed that In*- V, Kuitell, legislative agent of lar.sliori [tntain lias secretly agreed Piograin. the CIO Teachrm Union of New • — in„ -i... iii,ii |„-r»,,us ihsplaced by ICssII s m * Oa rase S IlM I to buy nraiiv 1,000,000 tons of do York City, Aftei n kIk-i i mei'llng al tin- slum fli-ainncM w-uld gut a-tequai Mrs. Russell lM-i|Ueilllv lias op coarse giauo from Russia mi the prime ministers i eslilence, Suyilei, ii-nslili'iulbui fm iviiancy In public liras vear. o ffuial suuices dm lined t'rtpp- anil Ahlmtt, accumpaiiled lumsing poaed the phre»tng of tin- N't.A’s ' statement on C.nnmuiilun -hiring today. lli-p Spi-iice i D K v i ii-l-t Phllby tlieii fiiiancial experts, muveil title weak’e vmivs-ntlon. She ex­ lipps "tin'll- is no ditciiintiiitlon In llie til-asm > building. ihe miormault addeil that pall plained again she t i not opposed There In « high-relltnged com in Hits lull." The ilisi-rlminstiun argument, to barring proved I'ommuulitx, but ot a barter deal agieement was i mlttee room they began a study Britain, Soviet Agree To Barter Grain, Machinery S a n f o r d National Guards Get Check* For 2nd j. . a*■ «Kfj O C £ , _____ _ quarterly George Swurlz To Tour Old Mexico Seminole Students. Prefer Fiction To Non-Fiction Books Of Cotton Reported W ASH IN G TO N , JuJy « - < * > - 1 J E S T l ' k. J That high school students prs- The ^ V i u ^ g ^ A S o o * acre* * - - . f !of; received their final U e Ul VUH..na ‘ ■ of--------■ than ported today for, hooka fiction tether under Ihe direction of Dr. VJnrent lad by tha cotton were In in aunlvatio cultivation on July rw>n-flctlon la I Enda Chit- 1. Thl* Is an iMteaxe of 14.2 par Robert*. Lieut Kader announced t report of that^ all^i men desiring enllsinient k School cent over a yaw ago. in, Seminole In the National Ouard are asked rjan, who m < *ha* dur-i No forecast an production wa» to contact flgt. T. V. Brown or o past a * w ,n ■nd nona srill ka mada until Llaut. Kadar or to attend the inreibooks in , naxt month, Bui t H n op would he Ings every Thursday evening at warn fiction. about 14,770,0017$a)es of MM g.vO P, M. I f tha ylald acre equMIM tha flva-you withl .M l b n k , l w « l . par 1 ,5 ,,‘ S i . m S f f J Sw-aA, 7m. 54 phy was arts thl aTfaurth with 178 eclsaeaa “»»"nSu - 1 490,000 balaa. Production Othar noss-flatloa baoka In clraulation warn arirntwl Id ll ntar- 080,000 balaa I ten-year baits. « C k a rd a ♦ te a seat Teachers Vote To Ban Commies From Profession payment rk H | *'a j . After ilk month* of op* ratio* f«had*up ycite*day in'his fash- amewnUng to aptroxlasately 1.1,' ir s e tia ii* ax H i * KlgkSI ctrlhutra at tha regular on Dec. 30. 1939, the ‘beak m had lonable Nome omr aparlmenk He ws* 000 were dlstrll ‘ ' of' $242,370, and then at questioned in connection with an meeting of Company l, 124th In­ deposit* fantry, National (luari)s held last the end of the fin l fiscal year wrra international drive on drug tu l* evening et thr Hanford Armory at i $401,802, according lo E. G. Kil- fie, but "no evidence ws* found 8:1)0. Announcement was made by ------------Patrick, vice-president, and T. t . i against him." police said. Lieut. Raymond Kader, camrmmd-, Swarti, president uf the N tv rrih rlfit, they said, he w dl1In * “ffl^rr, that the local Nalluriel s*><riInole- County Farm Bureau. Tucker, cashier. The deposit total of 14 ,718 ,11(1 he sent to the tinvvillaee id I rr -I P » *r « U?.! v*!*11 t * * * Bonfonlgt onlloUnce.l yestar.lay that be he sent to the tiny village ul Let 7 .ao p M. July 23 by train for Ft. U m ili! leave todaytry bus fur revealed in the bank's statemrnl ears rriddi, near t alermo Jackson, S. C„ for the animal ptM1, Texas, whenlie will Join hias of June 30, 1049 Is mare than 10 Tire village was his home mice two week encampment. | daughter, Mrs. Thelma m vtnlnr times the original 1040 total, » The encampment will iiu l-i-le fur a motor tour of cent ml and gain of more than 1,000 percent, before. When Luciano was deGeorgia ind western Mexico amt of fur west An Increase of more than p o , 1ej j |om United State i in contingent * from Florida with the Commnn-hog „ nates. Hulchisim in a letirn l Insurance executive, . ^year a ? S J l Kwhen 1947 * " d|q •SkUy " i » d Uher*, he v„ w ... General Joseph during »* Vth . w war of » 1041 t , f< how, charge of the Florida dlvi-i -n. Mr. Swartx "keeps young" by in the June etatement revealed <le posits of •«lk,6(19. During 1V4tf ha was permitted to circulate freely. The Blxt Division, which Is mm- dulging In his favorite hohhies In whan Heavy war bond drives w*m Luelsnn was questioned for prtaed of Qaorgla and Florida also eluding gardening at hts beautiful in p ro frte i, deposits decreased a ........... hours yesterday In a Rome Jail are now encamped at Ft. Jarkmn hum* m ar Silver Lake, and travel bit and totalled $407,783. about possible links with an luter- and will be reviewed on Balur-lay jug. hy Governor Strom Thurmond of During tlm past winter he de Tha moett phenomenal Increase J national drug ring. The ring was South Carolina p) and Governor lighted tourists here with Ills II uncovered Juno IS with th* arrest coma In 1049, wharr deposit* In Fuller Warren of Florida. The iHst lust rated lectures of past trips to craaaad ___ ...more ____than an two million did-'at Rome airport of a man hleiitl Division will conclude Us sell- Mexico, the Grand Canyon and the ■os J K s s ilis M On fled a* Charles Vincent Truple of New York. U ld Trupla was vltlea following the review and (he far west. On lire present trip, lie 48th Division of which Company iwealed, he Is taking along a Riabti (C istlssM I la a unit will then iet up train- > Hull and Howell motion picture Ing. camera, and well as his kodak, A t the meeting Iset night filmel and plan* a big treat for th* tourware tbown regarding romliat i-ts here during the winter season. t warfare In Ihe Infantry and short ------------------------------*_■ “■7iju,. ‘i i t , t . r 1' 279 Boolu For Boys And Are Added To Sanford ^ , - r _____ ^ SSL FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1949 w, "ooe fart lor attempt-* "Whelkor it'a too oila atec, one (war or tlreo kauri, wo are at your fla­ il." keaald. * SANFOHft FLORIDA, Continued hoi and a u tU f through Hundxj-. A fair xfurnaam thunurriihowvss, otherwise ( M * ■rally fair. Light to moderate auutharly wind*. > ______________________________ new spaper *' C o n g ress C om pletes A ction to** Cowui On Long Range Housing Plan ‘Not Guilty’ Must Be R e t u r n e d Unless I t Is Proved Hiss Lied, Judge Asserts j NEW YORK7 July * THE W EATHER bvi Staford PuWk Library hat added 279 i t e M f J, M r * . L J. Moughioa, Itb itriw s wdran, ratotog fram the smaiUet M a tte ia tb u riiM in ify riaitmg lha titeary and f, dmignad to apptel te boy* sad girla o t ovary tag obasri torasa T te ft tha• ------------- r — -^ r > 1 * these Health Board Telln mK K& Of Freak Accidents b. 18,- NVILLE, July l- ( /P ) yaarwax 14,. — JACKSO On* perion frox* to deadi in •f l* ,0 tf0 0 0 fo r. hoye Florida last year, tha State Board of Hs«Hh said today In releasing ft lilt of unueual accident for 1941, Acute atcoboBim, however, con­ tributed to tha dieath which occured Jan. 14 at Lawtey, In Brad­ ford county, Excaaalv* heat claimed two live* t M board eald. Thar* were no deta lli but boat rarely kill* anyone lij Florida unleu that pareon ha caaaeof daath for 1B48 waro glvan aat 4 How kick, te « | tenia kick, on.i hull butt, swat aruahad by block o f lao, oaai eraakad by cament by tractors, five oust kilted kilted by tr blind cord, tween bed ■tel wall, oft# aklld, sur srto^uB n. •» priv.i.ioMo.co«l..l,™ “ I '.,,....,,, economic planners annouwred a >shortage, three-month standstill un dollar Neither Mnydn inn filp p s -Its <n*iuliti4 closed the specific jiiilirts tnej 111(penning. Talks for a one-year Hnlrdi Km sian trade pact have lirrn going mi lur soma time. The grain deal would lot hi part of dial vear ii-ng pact Hpence said Ills committee will negtu population He dedartd that (Cssllsisil On Visa ClahO Relief From Heat Is Seen In Some F l o r i d a Collects F a r t s Of Nation Record Tax From HY AH HOI t YTKH PRESS (| u -u „ r4 tlB e»«» MiaSi) Negotiation* fm a l-mger Inin British-Soviet trade aglerineni .u* S l I I O K U H , B O V l T i l ^ t S expected to follow. Ru(il-i is to* _____ „ — supply a big quantity ul wheat ixei I AI.I.AHANHKK. .Iii I v m 1/1*1 FI There wo* s-un- u lle f in part* -f die nntlon'- lii'si lull today but there's still lots --t hot weather mi'ic coining n,ts i......... . ........... .-iii.tc ii and above the coarse gi 4 ini-.ii.it'. rionidi'i show i i - .u..I < ana.hail i(-(-,u,| t ‘1 '1 "2H,lbl from it . I h-v barley and cum, thr mluiliunti Hiugi- nmi clgurrltc tusrt- 11*nI iiri'e /i- helped n - i i-lt untie uf the said. -eul, llevi-i agi- Dircrti-i Lewis M. hot -pots in tin- Kmlein states unit tin- Great Lakes legion. Hut Britain and ArtteuUnu ......... . « Schuit Miuimihcvd today the lint anil humid n- uilier of th* tivH-year trad# aKr*em«nl In Hue 'I in- iecrlptn, tor the h-cul year last week oersinicd linm the nos Alrea on June 27 That pact t-mliiiK June 3d, rxcreiteil thr prev­ Rockies smith win d ml.. Texaswas entered Into despite United ious record of Insl yeui by 1470,Then- were no in iilig iv * lead­ Sintra objections tliul such tw.i 1uf,i|. Hciiutt said. ings \eslerdnv -Wei the Knstsin nation agtcsmeiits vintuitth 1 Thr total included f2l.i12M.IU1 areas llnin tell in ,->oie sections. spit 11 of frea comprlldve_ inter ItV a tla a ri un r s i * K lskll from >n»rs on lii|iuu, wines nml Hut there whs lint enough lain i-rrl urul 112,618,433 I ....... *"*' in Hu- Niirlhenslein -lutes to r-nst ci-iils u package tax on ctg* break tin- sevnn week .-Id drought. alettes. Fanil crops have suMeied millions Schott -uni tin- ili-partinent's nf dollars damage ....... lli* l-tiig oumu m-w law enforcement policy dt- dry spell. ... r. u 11reteil lowurtl rllmlnutlon of llThe mercury hu into the W x A BH I NOTON, July Hll(| iin„r|W)flfei> ,,y nonThe House Un-Arnsrlcan A rtlviti** W i, intoct-ly respun- III M o iiI niiu , tin- I'uki-tus, Iowa, Minnesotu. N eliiu 'l u. nhlo and ( ommlttea ha* Invitad )'■**'** i.|i,)r lor ihe increase In revenue. Oklahoma It was above 100 in H e " r y B . M W i, 80 , n,r II H ta Jlae Hahui n'i He declared the department partt of Texas. Intllng in) at the Ilf td ring*r Pau Rotwaoi J liiggiug lorhlnd 1947 48 col(I) l« d Y e s t e r d a y A . Abilene and Ailiaiilio amt 100 al Houston. Milwaukee was lli line I Henry B. Mees, 81) year old re- A RoMnannn*and „th*i imindneni ,,f ,,lr y,'“ r* ," 1' J|1"'l*ed far tome of tin- cool aii amt th* I ,|i|*nt „f Geneva, died at I Is* homo i Idcago gut n e S l T a t e t e e ? S k ..i to" Us..Mlr . r . K mmiths o /h ls day’s lits-Ii was of his daughter, Mr*. Homer Bal­ fy next weak, xtsrting Tuesday. i', i r *"> Jhe fiist six months of Ills soma co-ding off, i--... as ibovvets lard, with whom ha lived, early brouglit Iciopm ary lellef. Yes­ Chairman Wood ( P f l i l told admlm.lratiun. ............ H"h) Hie destruction uf II- terday's high wus 86 yesterday morning following an ir porter*! "I think the principal purpose legnl stills bus increased each extended Illness. Thtnuli'ishnwnr* fell ovel wulsly Ham Apr. 30, 1889 In Belleville, lx to give the lie to the atate- 1" '" 'J 1* “f M"w, « l'"t«l»»te»ton. scattered junta of ilo- .-mint'V. III., Mr. Mees moved to Geneva menta of Robeson that American „'»•«"» w" rk„ “ *«mwork by Them wua lain in Missouri, Ark­ ........................................... .. \Vs»t from fit. Marys, Kas. In 1912. R* negroes wouldn't fight in case o f m e m b e r s -d all branches „ / the ansas, tlm Ohio Rivet valley, department have made this rocordl Virginia. Virginia, North <'imli.,a, was a retired carpenter a n i h n war against Russia." Negroes themselves, he said, 1,1 service to the State and t h * | ( |ie n,|4|,||,. Mlsaonn Itivci valley member of All Houlx Catholic Itiave asked the committee to set 1people - f i l m State, he said. | and tlm •('ential amt Nortt.itn Church in Hanford. sidle ‘ a reduced l.ud- rockk., ,y fall of l.rhr tiithss was Hurvlvora besides Mrs. Ballard up a forum bo they could refute i He suirl desf iiMltional 26 percent r ( nrirt*d at Kvansvllle, Ind Include two othar daughters, Mrs. Robeson. During a recent Euro- 1gel and an ail ^ |ln G. C. LsFIls, Gensva and Mrx. E. peatt lour, EobSion said Ir# lovrd fond cut ordered by Hr* Cabinet in esstern I’ennsylvaiiln C. Putman of Freemont, Ind.) on# th* Rusilam and that American : "we will make every effort to do nieaiiired up to on# inch in soma negroes would refuse to fight ulus well during th* cuming fiscal son, W. It. Meax of Lot Angeles, section* I year." Calif,: 19 grand children anl 18 war against th* Soviets. No rain was fmecaxl for New great grand-children. York, which hgx not hu-l » heavy Funeral service* will ba held general ininfnll fm ft day*. .Sum* at Ail Soul* Catholic Church at warmer weather wax In proiprct 0:00 A. M. tomorrow with Father for tha Northeastern xtatrx. Yesterday's highest temimaturo William Nachtrab officiating. The Rosary will La recited at Erickson wax 107 ul Yuma, Arir. Tii* WexFuneral Home tonight at ft W ther Bureau sold the country I o'clock. Burial will be mada to towext reading wan ('-0 at Uurcka, morrow in, Geneva Cemetery. ..m tHaiaU reader* are invited to turn lo Banc 6 of this edition, which Calif., ami Duluth, Minn. cofttaiox aft advcrtiiement of art institution older than America itself— W ALKER A PPO INTED TALLAHARREE. July 9-(RpM- the Churckvd AHAREI .............. This initial advertisemant will be followed hy other ads of a special clall-Volia A,...... William*, I)... . Jr,, Ran­ Friday night— 7:30 P.M. to ford, apaeial assistant attorney rariac aach Friday afternoon for an indefinite period. Tha series, which 10:30 P.M. "Play Night” Play ge neraJ and raglonal director of haa tha tedonamant of tha Ban- * Canter, Ft Melon Park PAR* ihe Speakers' Bureau of tha Stats t o r i Ministerial Association, lx riemimlnationclly, honestly and by ENTS TO A TT E N D Movies- Com­ Democratic executive Committoo, made poagt$M by tho co-operation means of attractive visual appeal edy, cartoon ami abort on wrest­ announced today tha appolntwant o f tO Salford business firm * and and compelling script. ling courtesy of C. K. Ellis, Ac* of Cory Walkte, of tho Tallakfta- Itetividuab whe view support, of Title series was prepsrsd for Amusement Company, gam**, l i f t see law flrta of Voaoila A Walker, tha Churah as on* Important publication by E. E. K siitcr of hall, music, folk dancing, taul* ax dixtrtet dtroator of tho ayiraha stronger fltrasburg, Vs,, a ntwspapsr pub-, tennis, Third ConfyaaUsher and chutchman, with tha Saturday mo(iilng-9:30 A.M.* ... tftfcft much time to ra- cooparatlon of a number of new*- 'I.* * v e Grammar School for Sftn vtew th*te Wftakiy m anag**, each paper editors and church laadwa. { Lando Springs Tha Church supporting cam-1 Bwimming-Brlng picnic luaon* RVftRftteftliy llToitratcd, Games and fun for cvcrjgnt. ■'< Saturday morning 111' "Children’s Claule Hout“ Soya and girla from U t , ^ t e IntarriawriL Tn2& Itobiniion To Appear Before H (croup "Support The Church" Campaign Series Starts Today In Herald Recreation Schedule If m »• al | �_ IKE BA N FbllD K M A i l i ! Jacksonville Rob* J . . Peter To Pay Paul’ Iron And Steel hOneOfU.&’fr Basic Industries JACKSONVILLE., July B-f/P) —The city !» going tn mb Peter to pay Paul, A few tlnya agn Mayor llaydon •urn* almllshrd apecial parking privileges anti Home city emplnyea eomplalnrd. Ho the rlty commlssIon decided that employee whn get overtime tag* in line of duty will turn them over lo the city nudltor who will pay thp fine. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OK KUtRIDA. IN ANIl KOIl HKMINOLH COUNTV. NO. JI&* COUNTY OK HHMINOLK. a pnlltlcal autidlvlalnn nf the Ht.'te nf Klor* Ida, etc Petitioner, OAkIMION DKVHldiPklKNT c o m PANY. INC. a cnrporallon, el al. I Delendanla. I I IN TUB NAMK OK THB STATU S TA TIC UK ALL WHOM K M IIIH M , IT 'i O l MAY CONCERN, *"$AMBHON DKVKLOPMHNT CO- i PANY, INC., a Klr.rlda Corporation) J, A. GUYTON, and wife. ALICE COPKRH OUYTGN. I l l N. K Grand Cnnenurae, Miami . II, Dade County, Plurlda: LKO K. KKILBH. and ----------- KBII.ER. hla wife, Boa lie, t’nducah. McCracken County, Kentucky) ANITA KHM­ ER MAY and -------- MAY, her hueband) tleverly llllla. 1*>* Angela* Ceuaty. ■California) DKLIA M. GKKKNM. a widow, Pontiac, Llvlllgatnn County, IlllSnlai RAY­ MOND A. GRBBNK. 1111 B. Tlh Street, I'lalnfltld, Union County. New Jereeyt NEVA la. IIAWBH. Miami. Dad* County, Klorlda; Ba r b a r a joyok g r r b n b . iiiv Staid*. Conk Counly, llllnole, lielre DHTROVINO IVIRV7HIN0 O IIIN In Utelr path, mlfratiag iocuiU move through the rich farmland! of Denlo, Nov., headed for tha luih northern California and southern Oregon rangelands. A rancher (above) ue«s a (tick lo awcep a path for himself ns ho walks through hla locust ituddad farmland. Already mora than 3.000 squsra mllea of rich cultivated aoll have been laid waits by tociisls In Nevada. (fnlematloMt Sounrfnholo) MARCH OF EVENTS A ir Ip aa d tacerd Haidar New Net Spaady Inough! I | lu p a r Turbe|a» Inglnea is ln g Built fer XB • 47 S p tc itl tn Central Prase ANIIINnTON—The Boeing XB-17 lit the holder nf the att-type transcontinental rccqrd at a speed of 607 mllea an hour. However, that's not fait enough! The Air Force la planning Installation of a new engine In the •amt plane which, It Is believed, will Incrcsae Its total power by at l«u t 30 per rent. The new engines will be General Electric's J-47 turbojet* and are expected to develop more than B.OflO pounds thrust, ns compared with the 4,000-pound thrust of the present J-IR engines. * Tho Air Entree has not released the speed ex­ pected lo ha attained In tha ships with the mora powerful engines, other than tn classify the XB-47 £0 being "In the 600 mllea per hour class." W B Narrow Kit Sw Pll No. * ling a parrel nf Iss4 trlng *nd k Tn th* MW*t of the NWR pf [on I, Township is nmtlh, |e M r * l Bealnnlna at a I foass fsel Niirih of th* Aweet corner nf NW|* of vein I feaS, them* run Nmih l l ' i r , { • W k of NWU) thence run I L along the said North .boundto Ik* West boundary nf a*m »N «l ihsnee Rotnh »'*l’ Rsst f Ik* aald Waal boundary in American Iron and Steel Instltate The Iron and steel Industry la one of the great haste Industries of this country. The first stteeeaajful Iron furance wax put Into ondoor cratlon In Saugus, Maas.,’ In 1644, was and In the moro than 800 years Memlnole C 'v m ty, Klorlda, a t tile In his pajamas. since that time, development In office In the e u u rt hone# of asld C ounty a t Hanford, Ktnrlda. w ithin the Industry has kept pac« with Probably the earliest bread waa eight c a le n d a r m onth * from Ih* tho growth of the country and made from ground acorns and tim e of th e flret publlrntlon of Its need*. thla notice. Kach claim nr d em and beech nuts. shall he In w ritin g , nnd aha It s t a le Today the Industry employs he place of residence and poet of. t more than 600,000 workers, and In Ire addreee nf the clnlmsnt, and tho past year It produced approxi­ shall ba aworn to by the claimants Legal Notice agent, nr attorney, anl any enrlK mately HM,604,000 net tons of claim nr demand not an filed shall steol Ingots. It Is estimated that IN TUB fOlIRT OK T1IH TOUNTY ba void. JUDIIK. HKM INOLH COUNTY. there nro in uveryday use In the CAROLINA t'KRBHOl.l KI.ORIDA. IN I’RORATR. Aa eaernlnr of the Isiat United NLiles at the present time In r«i Kelnl* nf Will nod Trainmen! nl. more than n billion tnna of itecl, Aanr* Grace KlnH.Mll MrMnllfO Uattleta Ceresoll, tlereaaed Derea**,t In bridge*, buildings, railroads,, Klrat potiilrallon June 17, lt<* TO ALL CRH.DITORM AND PKRships, mnchlnery, automobiles andj HONH h a v in g c la im m or d r StOTICK TO AKKBAN trucks, on forms and In the milMANDtt AOAINHT MAID KXTATKi TO! LUCILH PKRRYgnu and each nf you are here­ M A N . c / o o f LHAMILTON i Ilona of private homes In heating by^ notified asd required tn 'pre­ fle e Ih ia , L e n n al f,f y G eIDo orgtEiar! P oet o f j and plumbing equipment, kitchen sent nny rlalnte and demands THIN IH TO GIVE* YOU NOTICK ranges, refrigerators, steel eehwhich yon. or either of you. may that II. Perryman, na plain­ have naslnel Ih* eslnle nf Aane* tiff,, John Inrts, tallies, etc,, and in an alhas Instituted a suit agaln^ Grace Klml.Mll McMullen, dree**- you for an annulment of a piJG | most endless numlwr of oilier ed. late af raid County, to the i-nded marlagc ceremonP or eon I miscellaneous articles and gadCounty nff M Memlnnt* County. C o u n ly JJuda* udge o e m ln o le C o u n ty . i r m V ‘’ w h l^ h '1 wCaeCCI n 7 lr 2 d In t o „ „ F lfirlflM . n l Ti I m o f f lr # in Ih v c o u r t t l h fla y o f N o v e m b e r 1911 In ) gets necessary for the eomfort hoiiHMa o f »Njd C o u n ly Ml R M nfortf. A flc l. b e tw e e n 'lb ® nn id ' nnd happiness nf ISO million Ktnrlda. within eight calendar nhn II l> r r y m M n and L u c i)» people. m»*lh* fr„m ih# llm* of th* first IlM m llin n IV rrv n iM n , w h ic h BMld tmhllretlnn nf Ihla nollr*. Bsch « u li Iimm liM«n The iron and steel industry, »* b r n iig h t In th#» C lr* claim nr demand shall he In w r i t ­ cfill CTniirJ o f nihI f t i r H rn iln o U commonly defined, embraces only ing. and shall alnl# Ih* plac# nf f*A U fily . KlorldM, n t H a n fo rd , K lo r'the mnniifnctiire nf Iron and steel r*ahl*ni-e and |H,al nfflra address lun. Y ou n ro h e re b y .re iittlre s l lo upf Ih* ,-laluinnt. and *4i*ll h* p fM r b e fo re th e MMld f ’o l i r t M l R M h * 1 In the form of raw or semi-finished ITANOIlie A 6 A-MUARD OR HONOR at tha blar sfOaorgt Dimitrov, who nsworn hy the claimant, hla lo r d , “K lo rld n , on i||A \ f l r n l rin y o f products such as ara made In was general secretary of the Central Committee of tha Bulgarian Com­ Miicnl, nrIn hla allnrna y, and any Auaiiei, nnd ifc|) ,yo u_ no! .IvlI f>ln*t,'open hiprth, bessemer ami munist Party, art (I. lo r.): G. M. Malenkov, K. E. Voroshilov and Mar­ such claim nr demand not an filed Mkca • 1919, ..... dGcree pro fntifMMo will void electric furnaces, and In rolling, shal Joseph Stalin. Below, the body nf th« Bulgarian leader lire In stete shall I,#T IIO h* e n te r eed d aMgnlnMl g a i n s t you, nnd th* R ft K IM 1 IA I.L In the House of Trede Union* In Moscow. (Infemattoael Radlnphotoi) aald Cues* proceed e* pert*. M drawing, piercing and oher shap, As a d m in is t r a t o r n f th a 4VITNKHH my h n a d a n d otllcldK Kalal* n f • jlng mills. seal nf th e above nam ed C ourt r Agnca flrar* Kim ball Mo- Hsufnrd. Hemlnol* Counly. Klor­i j On the nther hand It must neeMullen, deceased lda, Ihla J J fd d a y of June, 1 ) 0 . i resarlly have attached to It var Klrat publication Ju ne J 4. 1( 41. O. »*.♦ I tn ilN tN iN i Inus attalllnry operations. Many Clerk. Circuit Ceurt, lO T I C B i*T LT RKALt | companies own their own ore and Nolle* Is hereby given that 1 am 1 coal mines and limestone quarries; *at*a*<l In t>u*ln**N nl |jn| «>|*ry Jtholr railroads and ship lines for A%antic, Hnnforit, Hemlnol* County, Klurhln iimlar ill* Gclltlou* na m e . transportation of raw materials Dr- Henry McLaulin Toiichlun-'Vnle.in uml Ihnl I in-land flnshed products! coke ovens By RK.'HAHD KAHIHt’IIK K I came forward with long public •* ml to r*alat*r anlil name nurami by-product plantsi machine Optnmelriftl ' "taUments of re- ^ ^ m'.^H.'it ih*.." f t BERLIN Whal make* tie fend-‘ j shop*, construction and malnUn pentanre and *everal nobbed and sra.ne Klorldn Htatiit** m i with ant* rnnfes* »n abjectly and vnlr —--------------------7 ’1 ' I.” anre departments; and nther farll113 Magnolia Ave. Phone 613, *h® CA*wunlMa derld- ^ clerk ntJM j MreuM Court of i tile* which are essential for the uhly In thune trial* stage.) hy tho II. Tnuchton efficient operation nf the huge Russian* nnd their nsntcm Kti- p< | flitting In tho pres* section, owner plants In whlrh Iron and eteel are mpean Communist natolliten? NolKuly can say for sure exrept Cnmmunleta of tho government manufactured. A large sleel plant la a com- the secret police who obtain the l,r®“ department, pointed at the y\|<4>|IT A T H J .K T E 'N K IM fl' , nlnte Imlustrlal city unto Itself. confessions and the defendants— lIH»*or» "n‘l remarked to western at he „ Beside* Its great buildings, ma­ aiirh ■* remain alive. Rut the pul- correspondents, "Look Cr7 „ ,l n n * " roitR chines nml equipment, It must Ice won't talk and the defendants ,|lp»7* " 7 1" * also have Ita maintenance and nre nut approachable or can’t ' ‘ h®7 arc. You would never see ■ Communist down there weeping ^ *« .i.“ n ^ repair shops, roads and railroads, talk freely. Rut at least a earner, of the llk® *"•*• .. . . .. •’••••J"®; « ld it I# the Hrsllblag waterline* and sewera, heating The Communist pres* took the •'« W » J IM and' lighting faellltlea, power Hark veil was lifted at the most ,r® house* and atoekpilea; labora­ recent nf these trials—at Sofia. ►•"»• Hno, It called th* defendant* tories, engineering, ■■)** 1 and where IB Rulgarlan Protestant "•nu**Hng )j«l® r* u ",«"d mocked I L ra U 7 r « r ' i ' m / ZSE!pa*tora were Irletl on charge* nf suggestion* In the western t* executive offices, etc, STONE To administer, operate and main­ espionsge for tho United Htnte*, I’*®*" that their confession* wero' f .A N K Y ’S tain nil of these facl|lllen, pro- nnd Great Britain and other „f- ®*,r*®l« l through pressure .nr tho I use nf drugs. vide for steady expansion and Tho observation* of thin ro.' * •*k « j »h®*c Communist* how compensate for normal rutiremants anti migrations of Workers, tho porter and other weetern observer* i ®0 confession* were obtained, Industry must employ eagh year admitted to thla trial appeared Th,c,y ■wwared: "The pastor* are Before you taka that »h«y know It, in they thousands of new laberMW, clerk*, lo rule out such theories aa drug- *« I*? woekend trip, check t in t ami hypnotism. „ many typ«a nf i rafteme* aad help­ The more logical explanation' ™® Communlata got the p u ter*. mnrhlnlxli. el*etriH a», netyour motor, brakes, appeared to he a combination of deposit on. at what thoy calf l l doreen, Involving Ihredta of 1®*1 * “preliminary Inquest btfore gas, water, oil and tlon, maintenance and repair men, reprisal against (he defendant's lha Juilge of IHxtructlnn." Thfa la Autom obile Insur­ plunihere, railroad men, arid hun­ families; ( 2 » n wearing Inqulsl- " *®rt of pre-trial, Un,lur »hu Napoleonic code a dred* nf idher claeelfleflllona di­ tlon and (HI por*uatlon-a subtle ance. II the last Isn't 'defendant la presumed guilty until rectly engaged nn raw matarlala, Injection of Communism. The mystery of the breast-heat- h® Proves himself Innocent. In tho okay, walk hare be­ furnace*, ruling mills, finishing 8- aml Britain he la presumed Inspection, testing, handling, ana Ing public confession* has stirred fore driving to tha the ‘.western world since the Moa- Innocent until proved guilty, shipping operations. The Communists Dike this at There nre' at least 4,0ft0 dif­ cow purge trial* of 111,16.311 set a gas station. »**!» further. They arrest ferent kind* of occupation* ?o pattern for what the Communlata I®""* “ political opponent, put the he found In this Industry, Odty ran extract from their' victim*. It wns heightened by the col- *®o,w» on him In confinement lo about 10 per cent nf all Wo ‘ Inpee of Cardinal Mimleonty ho- * et « "confession." So when ho er* can lie classified as unakU fore a Hungarian people’s court. . upi'cnr* at public trial—If that The Iron and stel Indus In the IS year* since the Moscow granted him—hu has only ono tanka near lha top among all mt)h«crJnl Industrie* with respect to avtraftR trials 'many an antl-Cmnmunlst chanco. That la to plead extenuatsalaries paid and rates nf pay and victim hAa stood up publicly to de- lnK clrcunietancea and heg to get average earnings per hour fot ■ounce hlmaelf as ‘‘vile'' nnd "rot- off with less than the maximum wage earners, ' , tan" and "heinous". Msny a man' sentence. A petition of full reThe high technical nature of has railed himself a once benighted penlanoe helps, he la told. Col. Alexis Yollaarov, Russian sleelntaklng and the mfiny ra*- oul whn now secs "Communism clutiilcnl skills required faake - It n Its true light." lie has only ono deputy commundant nf Rerlln, once Wish—to "ha spared my life and put this succinctly to tha Araerinrct-Hsary to seek the high a chance to help In construction of can commandant, Brig. (len. Prank grade of labor available 'tM Socialist state." L. Howley. Speaking of Ruialan ratio of workers with hl|b The peep behind the "rnnfes- trials, Yellsarov taidi "We don’t nnd colie freer [fa ir kaaeiag.pttkwitli emeetna •Iona", .eufialn afforded western bring a man Into court in order Ing year by year. new (omfort. ln mow cetet. even the ONervtfa at tha seven-day Sofia' to acquit him. Wa bring him In The Industry ofers many ..jfmance cett he (Hal wait limited. They rnuld not merely to determine his degree i hli tunltle* to Ita new and old #1 t of Mcondil YOU i.tlje defendants In Jail of guilt and his sentence.1 ee* for special training In to ^im ore houti l i mtt they could ice them >n other words, Communist polr|#«. YOU can end lines of work. Undar the I wt| howls whltllei nid muthytoundt. il the court floor below and I®* l*H their political captive*, training program promising N(lcot*H«rchktd proved these thtoga I not look drugged nr first off: "Youve had It, Batter men are given to a ehort eaj Intensive training In epediil M. And one of tha leseer »lng loud and long If you want to atlona or on particular Jobs («, Acquitted nf eeplenage 1*6 off easy. And .anything you ■•In iheie edventagei in elmple wsjrii I addltlonul skuled' help »i: hd heed on probation after ®«n tell ua about your ro-dnfendCdmt la to get you* fREE K IT todsy, 4t on a minor charge, waa ants may help vou gat off easier." Apprentice training nro « « retai n 7o» pbMeg* sod handling ad upon hla return home.: Then tha defendant may b« raarc one of the principal In the Induetrjr by ,whN#»l ^ " for®*one minded by Interrogating that' ha tradesmen, ara trained 4o* supply aiJUl* m&LbVJ01r4; lid need* and frittn wklab’ to# */ men arid * upend Sontfor'K a'm axy ehnps and crafts ' are' tMvelopM. Apprentices are paid w M hl 1they learn. .1 Training la given In about N occupation* .includlngi maehlnlgt, rollturner, electrician, ItM ila y fri welder, pattarnmakaf, fouwNtymaa, hlackimlth, carpenter, jMiimMti. bollermakar, tlaimtth, ’fM M tjiw /1 air. It is common, though iwR M l* vehtal, practices to WkntffR gt44«lM (Inn from high Mhralawa ATMwM' Uslta for admission'to’aialf’wnln* Ing courssa7 ‘ Only Secret Police Can TeD Why Defendants Confess h Red Trials tlCOVIIINO FROM A bullet wound in his Jaw, Alwyn Ivor*, 19, admires the wedding ring of his bride, the former Betty Bowen, In the Los AngeIss General Hospital room where they were married. The boy was shot protecting Ratty from s “L o vW La.te" bandit. During their fight, the intruder-was slain. Ths couple rscalvad many gifts, (International) W —t-C— ' Being a parcel of land Ivlng end lltual* In llis Government i.oi i, Station I, Townehip in Houlli, 'S !!** ** .?■•••„ Hegtnnlna al a nB ,h# H*#t boundary nl Mid. Government Isil I, nt n point • M O N ftflh o f I hi* H niilJiK itB l NIMer Ilf said (lovarnniant I mi I 1; hear* run Houlli « rs r w**t I t r t §#li them* run North c a r Weal WO f#*H lliaoir run Hniuh smi* Beet I"" f»ot! thence run North U#a Weal Jon f«ni| Ihrnm roo fprth ir a u Knat uses r-*t) ■•No* run Houtli n -tf Knat COM •96.to Iks point of heglnslna: ronatnlng ll.t arree,, more nr lesa. . n»iiu«v K|| Nrael |. Sorrow Pit No | Jblng a parcel of land Ivins and just®,,Ik th* Ntvu of the Ntvu if Seel Inn S, Townahlp J# Houlli, & * * • ** Kael. Ilaalnnlna on the Feet bntinderr of eald Hertlnn « U a point l«n»» r*n North of the IM k weal corner nf Ih* NtVU hi ffJR.iRajJtof Si thane# run North W.4.1 .* ••* 71.1 ftel) them* run Mulh !•«!• Beet tn the Month Wjiadary of the >*M n w «: ,,t fW H l Ihence run Wont alonv the WtUk, hnundary on the eald NWU lv Jew l( to the Weet hnundary nf ■14 Beet Ion Si Ihanee run North Stag the Mid Weal Imundarv tn pain* of heals due, cnmalnlna sere, mnr* lisi. Battista Careanll liirM itd . TO ALL CRKDITOHB AND PERanNH IIAVINU CLAIMS Ott UK. MANDS AGAINST SAID KHTATli| You and each at you are hereby entitled and required to preaent any claim* and demand* which you, or either of you. may have again*! the ealala of Ilattlata Careanll. dereaeml, late of aald County, In tha County Judge »( t in T iir. c ir c u it c o u r t o r TUB X O T II'M He had been under treatment for about 10 yeara for a heart condition. Hla phyalclan called at fhe apartment ahortly before noon to-tv and. receiving no reaponae, BY GBOVKK' H BttnWN Legal Notice • IN KMINRNT DOMAIN Knot-BBiiiNtia Legal Notice* Hamid Kntrr, 66, cartoonist who treated the “katietiJammer Kldi" IN TUB COURT o r TUB COUN. comic atrip, wai found dead on TT JUDGB. HEMINGLE COUNthe floor of hie hotel apartent TY.KLOHIDA. IN PROBATE. In ra: .Batata of today. Two atratojeta with tha new engines are now undergoing testa at Moses Lake Air For?* Base In tha suite of Washington. Ths Air PVnre# concedes that the itritojet can carry a "pay load" of more than 20.000 pounds, or JO Ions. ■"hat, brought down to atomic age calculations, la ilvalent to approximately (he weight of two "B ate- *'* * IJTTtr. HOOVB* . - - OOKHIMION-a,, 1.1. •'.'sstiPifn.rfs1 H. JAMES GUT AGENCY ! year-old Pen Tia) •’ hevtt.t «' �* . W tlP A T , J U L Y S r l M I tu b ban FIR ST C H R IS TIA N CHURCH 1801 Sanford Avenue J. Kundall Karri*. Minister "Thr Transforming Power of Christ" will Ik? thr sermon suit>Jrct the minister will use at thr ' morning hour Sunday morning at • thr First Christian Church. I “On the liorder Can'd nf Canaan" . . . . ________ ______ will hr the evening subject the Laurel Avenue and Ninth Strnat minister will use. This is Ih'1 see* ond nf a series on people who start but never rcnch their goal. The church school will meet at 9:46 A M. Sunday School 9:45 A, A mort cordial welcome Is ex­ tended to all. Classes for all ages. Morning Worship 11:00 A Sermon by Pastor. R.T.U. 7:t»o P. M. Unions for all MU.l.KR FARMS ages. . Rev, It. W. Miller, Pastor Kvenlng Worship 8:00 P. M. ' Service Sunday at 3:00 P. M. Weekly visitation Tuesday night The kind of peaching you like at 7:30 P. M. Congregational singing and old P r a y e r meeting Wednesday fashioned testimony service. Praynlght at 8:00 p. M. cr for the sick. Hrotherhood meeting Thursday Thursday evening prayer meetnight at 8.00 P. M. Inn at 7:30 P.M. The Inis will make Its usual trip Come expecting s good time, to U k e Mary both morning and S*nd ymir reipiesls for prayer to evening. the Pastor. "Come Thou With Us Ami We _ ~ - . — ... Will D« Thee Good." At THE CHURCHES A It Church Natkea i*m day balora publieatM . FIR ST M E TH O D IST CHURCH J. E. McKinley, Mlniatar Mrs. P. R. Stephenson, D. R. R9:45 AM. Church School A cleat for every age 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Sermon Topic: "The Holy Catholic Church" 7:00 P.M. Youth Fellowship Service 8:00 P.M. Kvenlng Worship Sermon Topic: "In God's House Forever" fihht piYkhhytkrian w* a 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Subject:* Spiritual Power and Gifts 7:45 P.M. Kvenlng Service Our evening Service Is an in­ formal one, and suited for all ages. The pastor will speak on the subJed: "We Knter Differently" All are welcome. m a IX. Pastor 0:45 A.M. Church School M:00 A.M. Morning Worahlp Sermon hy Mr. Mclntila 7:00 P.M. Pioneer amt Youth Fellowship H:tm P.M. Kvenlng Worship Hermun by Mr. Mclnnla _______ CHURCH OF T IIK N A /A R K N K 113 Maple Avenue Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. Junior Society 0:15 IV M. . DP. E. J, Dimitls I O j Start T w o Weeks* R e v i v a l July 10 ?onn n b r a ld . PARK T H R M sanford fco rw a Take Your Family To Sunday School Over the years I have been deeply impressed with the fact that the families participating In Sunday achool .c tlv ltla . are also the families moat Interested In es­ tablishing a genuine home and progressive, wholesome commun­ ity life. The principles nf taught ■ -- religion -----im our Sunday^schools " ; ;____ " ' Jn ' are vital the training of our youth hnd the continuance of this Inatrua^lon In adult life strengthen! parents in the guidance of their children and provide spiritual benefits derived this source. who do not carry out . Parents , . . of Instruction by us* thci': « fall ** * to assume Ihelt reample spatislhlllty In n manner which la detrimental to our Christian soclcly and Increases the need for teaching by organised religion. >f we would have an enduring .......... .. nation we must strive Christian to reduc........... re crime. The piain and simple maxims of the Wide con....... ..... tain the essential rules which govern human conduct. S EVENTH DAY A D V E N T IS T I FIRST CHURCH OF Seventh Street and Rim A m u r SCIEN TIS T sJ-W 'M a 5 f t- CHRIST. ^ r J J S r S M T S L . ".... SLRfts.... er there should lie a sense of reapniiHiltilitv toward bis driving: —a rrall/ution that posted speed limits are an interpretation of what constitutes safe speed on s load under ideal circumstances. Too seldom, however, is the ■— ......... road traveled under hleal elrcumT A I.I.A IIA S 8K K , July H— (Spec ,o. . . • stanres. Night. rain, fog. other lull Speeders lose. ■ (he road surface, the With thlIs warnlntf, today, the drlvri's physical I'ondition, and Florida Ih'partment of I'ubllc 1countless other factors must be r _ ;v„ laumlied Us July piournm taken into neeount. Posted speed Safety agnlnst thi ---- '... ,!ie danger* of excessive | limits should hr a guide. Often i.,__ 7 "This concentlatlon on speed [conditions make them too high fm speed. Ir part — t of « contnluliig. ..... year- safety. round traffic xufety program con- | Take it easy when you rive. The ducted nationally by the National mlnut e you might save by speed“Safct; ' ‘ Council and locally by thu |j,g is never worth a fraction of Florida Highway Patrol. the life you ilsk trying it. The following seven lips on Too much speed Is a contributing factor in one out of every three speed are listed by the Florida [Ighwny Patrol f»l»l traffle accident* according T. Heed both legal and emnrnoti •«* the Pnti,.| This means that ipeed limits, 2. Maintain control over your Florida streets /ear at all tunes so that tf a iplick (.top is necessary it ran lie made tanl as posted snfely, a car right behind you—keep an eye on it in the rear view mirror, give proper hand tlgOnl*. ond avoid on-H'dilUc stops ft. Slow down at sundown Your s|ned at night shoulil be no greater than that at which yon can slop within the rnnur of yottr headlight* 7. Probably the most itn|iorlani rule of all I* nelrei fmget that speed kills arnl cripples Ihmisnnda annually. C AM . ON M V ARTHUR TOKYO. July * i/Pi Km pc rot llirohilo made a courtesy cull on General Mai1Ai l bur today at tho United Slates rm lom y A* usual, (he subject of then conversation was not disclosed Superintendent Wednesday Service H:tHi P.M. I Sabbath Schocd, 9i,10 A,M. Sat- Reading Room 3:<H) to fs:0(l P.M .-the atieed limi urday. Church service. 11:00 A.M. Tuesdays and Fridays 1i„ r| , i should i Prayer mealing 7:30 P.M. WedAll ate welcome to attend o u r1self. nesday. All are rnrdlally Invlteil service* and to use our Reading' These mat Is -called “Conscience bet no In attend, Unnm Speed L i m i t s liut In pvt*ry drivft. li -----------The B. J. Haulcls Revival Party will start a two weeks' revival here July U> In their tent at Ninth ! Street and l.uurcl Avenue, j Dr. Daniel-. whose tent seat* ' 1500 people, is one of the mitstanding Evangelist* of America, I and lias held successful evangrlls] tic campaign* in almost every part |o f this country. He comes her* , from The People’s Church, the THR CHURCH OP GOD i 3309 Kbit Avenue 1 Rev. Joe (!. Crews, Minister i Sunday School begin* at 9:45 A.M. | I’raye Claaiaa for all ages. 1 Pastoral service at tl:0 0 A.M. I Itrmrmlirr Daily Varatlon Hlble > Subject for the paator. School with Rev. Clyde Rodgers, • Evangelistic service at 7:45 P.M. • the chalk artist, ms special speaker, j Sermon by the pastor, Alter call Start* July 18 te 31. i for Prayer after the message. Revival every night starting ' Prayer meeting and tllhle study July 19. Tuesday evening at 7:45 P.M. — -----W.M.R. service Thursday evening 11(11,Y CROSS CHURCH j at 7:46 JVM. . Rev. If, l.yttletnn Zimmerman, V .LB, service at 7:46 P. M. each! H. I). Rcctm Friday evening. Fourth Sunday after Trinity The bhurch string band will ti;3() A.M. Holy Communion furbish the music ami the public 9:30 A.M. Nursery School • la ^ivlted to attend. Rev. I.lewllyn H. Hastings—Priest ! OPEN! ESS AGE FOR R E V I V A L „ _ rt 1 -r> l..» ilrw* *• • J. Daniel* will l*gtn a revival in Sanford Hominy , . . Ills message fort Sunday, July 10,7:30 P. M. Then* Perplexing Qiwatlonn W ill Re Answered What la the soulT Where does It go at death of body # Do the dead retain their identity after death? # W ill we know each other beyond the grave? # Do bahlee remain babies In heaven? # Do the dead know # I'm what la happening on earth? we rommunleate with the dead now? YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS TH IS STARTLING SERMON largest Prnlestant church qf Canndn, nt Toronto, with n nightly nllrndnnct' of nbout 2000, and from Stark, Fin., whom ho had •overflow crowds. I The parly heuilod by l)r. Dan­ iels consists of Rev. Uiwell tKitstner, outstanding musical director | and radio singer. Rev. Martin Ed| ward*, a noted pianist, and other | workers, , , , The revival will open Sunday night at 7:31) o'clock. On Monday night Dr. Daniels' subject will be “ Whitt Would Jesus Do If He Cantu lo Sanford”. Tho message for Tuesday night will ho "Coming 1 3rd World W ar— Unless". The I Wednesday night service will ho | Christian Family Night, and tho suhjorl will ho "What Happens When A Christian Sins". Dr. Daniel'* message for Tbursi ay night will ho "How To Know Positively Whether Or Nol You Are Saved". Friday night will he Youth Night. The meeting la sponsored by Central Iluptist Church with Rev. S. I,. Whatley as pastor. Rev. Whatley sa*d that he felt Sanford was unusually fortunate in se­ nding Dr. Dnnlela and was sure the people of Sanford would avail themselves nf the opportunity to hear these messages. Roberts Named To Fill Court Vacancy A R E V IV A L T H A T IS D IFFE R E N T • .TW i revlvel will be different from many pf the ao-callcl evlvala of. our day. There will be no high pressure roelhmb •ad either In fineness, nr appeals from the pulpit. Tho old. tshloned gospel will he preached and .ths results left with I t ptopld sod God, I Ths revival la dlffsrant In that a bus load of enulpmmi i used to msh« the fospel attractive and effective. An unusual luskal program U preesnUd under the direction of Martin KdraHa and bowel Lslstner. Bsvsral IbstrumenU ,wlll I * used. Ba«b n i g h t ^ v ^ ^ I p i l ^ s are ^hown.^prv# at 7:1ft fur ,,. s v s m q N* myrniD to coossBATB Although ih e meeting le eponaorud hy thaTcentral Baptist *iriMA. rt u s & zw - TALLAHASSEE, July B-M*> —II. K. Roberta, Thllahassee Inwyer and on* of Governor Warrun's closet friends ami advis­ ers, will succaed Paul D. Rams a* a Justice of the Florida Supiouui Court. The Governor named hint yes­ terday. The appointment Is ef­ fective Sept. 1 when Barn* re­ tire* from tho bench to hecome a lecturer at the University of Miami law school, Roltcrt*' appointment will run III til the November. 1950, gengen­ ui November, 1950, eral utcrllon. He will be a randldal in thu election to flit itarne' nr.uxplrod term ending In January, 1943, Roberta resigned Immediately from the non.salaried State Im ­ provement Commission to which he was appointed Just throe weeka ago, A* Supreme Court Justice hu will roceive 110^)00 a year. Makers of early American hand­ made glassware dropped a "hot potato" into poU of molten gleae lo got rid of bubble*. Tho potato cauaud the glaaa to form extra large bubble* which rose and escaped nip tho nhr, carrying the smaller biibblte wHa them. H E A R i ^ G Did you think o tm il wo* inwisihln’ Did you *v«n support thnt it was a 'Hardogical concept that only mimatera could iindorntcind? ALi Wall, look into thi* boy * nyoV Do you *oe happinos* the cm latnly lhai life * lull ol beauty and truth’ Do you r.o« linpo . . the assurance that every tomorrow »ill hu better than every today? f>i you non courarie , . the lortituHo dial w ill look through defeat lo victory9 Do you son lailh . . . Iho conlldonco Dial Clod lioara, and knows, and cares, and holpo? for * . . . c W |? c bl i * ,, rX ’b10"'" 1 mrtrr-,rv ' P"r4n„ -b l "vmilrf |?I You're looking into n soul1 You're seeing 111# spark ol Him sell which God ha* pul into every one of us. And you’re seeing tl still unblemished by Ihe cares and disappointments ol life. Th»y , l t,,n G) - ft) '» II l l n r ^ You can see a soul through your own child’s eyes. But unless you give that son! a chance lo grow up with Ihe body and mind lhai possess II . . . soon you'll no longer see II In your child’s eye* . and porhapn. oomoday, you’ll no longer nee It In his III# The Church, through careful religious education, develops that spiritual inner being which we call the soul Your child Hosorv'es Ihe ad van tag e ol Ihe Church's instruction. And, in church worship, you w ill rediscover the beauty and strength ol your own soul. Wllllama Sport A r ix li Shop Hlnnlc.v-Hrgem llnrdwnrc Co, 80ft W. 1st st. "Where Sportsmen Meet" 214 Sanford Ave, Sllne Machine A Supply Co. M. R. Strickland, Contractor 807 W. 2nd St. J. C. Hatchlnoo M Co. ■htppere qf Vffstahle* __ Catasp City Prtatlng Co. A m erican (Ml Co, Wm, E. Kader CltHft f . W ert Jeweler 112 H. Park Ave. Phone 367-W Sanford l imey Dry Cleanern HO K. 2nd St. KHrl tlicflnbotham , Agent Standard Oil Co. Britt Tractor Co. I1. 0 . Bax 7 9 8 - l ’hnrp 165 Sanford, Florida The Kilgore Seed Co. 300 W. U n i St. Phone >48 fVwrlfM flit hr • f lUlD? Hftihun Yowell’e Sanford Hanford Boat W orks lloal StorMgn A Repair* Nf fll-ltiiy n t C row n B o ttlin g Co. G. K. McKee M ra. V o ile A. W B Iia m a ami Mra. A. J. Peteraon ■mtm Seminole T ru ck & T rm 'lo r Co. 1100 French Ave. Tel. 1390 Henkarik (ilnsa # I'alni Co. i'lttjdmrgli I'liint* U I*** for Kvory I ’urpuao 112-114 W. 2nd St. I'hnim 320 Tnuchtnn Drug Co. Sanfoid, Florida �TOT 1AMF0RD HERALD. SANFOM) FLORIDA The Sanford Herald k ifilin itfl la IM S Pakuahra Aalir »>a#a« latarAar aa< euixiar At i l l Maaaalta A e tn a tite r i* Mf UUNIION IIBAN ._____ Bualnr.. M « u « u S V R S C IIIH T Ill.it B AT RATE* C a r rie r Oa« M o n th T h i e f M o n th * Sta Monlhi Oa# Year ................ , .... Making Jobs • .h lta a tf DR. ATLEE, WE PRESUME! THEW0M8 TODAY The A m erican Legion has really got its hands on someBy JAMBS D. W RITS ‘ ul th in g , if it can muster the continuing energy to follow AP Foreign New* Analyst through on a job-m aking project the national organisation (For DaWItl MaeKaasW) has ju s t announced. It proposes to get each local Legion post to set up o group o f working '(Ini committees to survey the local Tli# anti-American Incident* re­ com m unity and find out whnt kinds o f goods and services, not now available, people wont and ore prepared to buy. The ported from Shanghai occur In a MOSCOW —0P>— Tha Soviet Union now haa 7,200 nawipapan. Thay appaar, according to a lead editorial In the newapaper "Pravda”, in a total aditlon each time they coma out of HI million doptas. Tha Soviet Union thia year cele­ brated the 87th annlveiaary of the flrat **maaa" edition of "Pravda” Itaelf—the organ of tha Bolshevik >4 party------"Bolshevik Prat* Day. "Jiveitla" on thia ocraalon stated that before the involution there were in Ruaala aliogethar 869 nawipapara with a total one-ttme edition of 2.7 million coplea. Newapapera are now publlihaa In 80 language! of people* of th* U88R in the Hoviet Union, in­ cluding 20 language* which were not written language* even before ^ the i evolution. T hit compete* with “ 24 language* In which nawipapara wer* lim ed in Imperial Ruada. committees then will 'try to stimulate commercial projects n e c ^ a r/fy the* dlrwt'wL "of the to supply those wants. R«d*. The Idea is taken from the town of H ornet, Tex., which Th* police who beat up a young set such u program in motion In 1047. B urnet increased its American vlce-comul arc th* lists of going business concerns b, ubout 20 per cent, and aama ones who sarved bafora _ 1AM »ar*a at raised the number of people at work alniut the same amount. **«ll'ia« * , ' 11 ' ' l l ? ." •'[ill; T h is was done by supplying real consumer needs not previously m e t; the Burnet people really went nt 01 o u A a n d fount a< r r q a la r a k u r i i s t a a i m h ,* * * * r k r p ir a fa iM 1 a lln a a ilr B r F f new business, new wuys for individuals to ^ i " * - J l ’ ” * £ * * ' ' «»»»*aea«a*l»»a. Old business heads will advise th a t h p It ll’.J l T .. t a , k ‘ C S IrM ia , D e lr a tr , t t t F , find lit. U i l i , ___ ing business a ctiv ity is no time fo r new business ventures. T h e lie ra id I d Aa#nciatfVapfrl* «a*uT u * aSmuZ B ut they ure only P«rtly right. M any a th riv in g in dustry or *• ifc* aaa far raVakii- commercial enterprise of today was born in depression. It , , * /• a a . a ill* . *:««•»»* i n r .v ..- ; . takes Vision and courage to find Whut people are Willing to spend th e ir money for in II sluck tim e, mid sat out to sell It to them. I t ’s one wuy to lick n slump. __ FRIDAY, JULY H. 19(9 ______________________________ __ TOD a Y-H BIBLE VEftHK A ll RUHHIA H A IL S N R W 8P A P R 8 n a tlre e . OT9 E a i i Shanghai went Rad. They might have done tha aama aort of thing bafora, if thay had thought they eould gat away wit); it. Thay hava ho love for Americana. but conaiderahle envy and prajudlce. Tha former employe! of the U. S. Navy who heaieged tha U. M. consulate-general In Shanghai at same *time, demanding »tha »*w IIIIW| »i a. i l l ■ 11*4111g Imore ll'll e serverance pay, eleo could have staged the same stunt before the beds came If they had thought it would do them any good. Th# P°,nt •* <h»t they now think these things may do them soma i good. Thia la baeauae the Red* VISITS CHURCH B K IU H TLIN Q 8E A , T ^ a n d OPi—The council of 700-year-old All taint* Anglican Church (at down and tried to figure out how | to keap vialtora from carving i thing* in the atone walla. ’ They formed a plan. They had a wooden hoard nallad to a ntaiby I oak with a aign laying: | " If you mint leave your name • or initial!, plea** put them on j thia board and not on tha churcl ' walla." That wai 26 yaara ago. So what happened T Report from ! the vicar, the Rev. C hatlft Heard: ' “Not a tingle Initial hab avat [ been carved oil the Itoard. Visitor* | still carve fhalr Initial* oh th* wall*, at the rate of aavaial hunI dred a year." I A f£ fc (l l r S f U l f i r S Three ia a raat difference bewisdom and knowledge. WUdom la alwaya charitable, and When 80-yenr-old Themlstokles Sophoulis, who has just ! t at ■*»nFwi! 1hr^,n. « helpful. Knowledge puffeth up, died, took the nfflcn o f prime m inister of Greece in Septem- r „ri,iH#rahly bigger than Shanghai but chanty edifieth.— I Cor. 8:1 her, 1947, it reflected clearly the scarcity of good tim b er t o r ' Knvy and prejudice gaalnat tha alwaya preient In We note will* micred that Sena­ high office In fireece. Sophoulis had been prim e m in ister nt \ foreigner, tor Pepper ami Senator Holland leant twice before, and for many yearn served as presiding I China, era coming to the surface rarely ever vole together on any o ffic e r o f the popular branch of the Greek p arliam en t. He ‘/Irium nhLs m io .r bill lhal tome* before llie Senate. WttH undoubtedly one Ilf Greece’s most em inent citizens, b u t 1 V-J day The Vfference between nt that would not have been connldered to head the govern- „ „ w kn,i then is thia. flic Biimh announce they are intuit in times of stress, had there been younger qualified Chlang needed htlp from abroad to quit buying mi die American stutenmen available, lie bus held the country tog eth er* it is more urgently than the Reds do now and ao hia Nanking governmarket, and die price of New York to Ire hoped th a t his successor will do as well. •lock* move* $2 ahead. Maybe we France’s experience with the octogenarian M arshal I ’e- L n V ^ r S J t l n u V 'S Reda might would be belter off without die tain as head of state and Germany's w ith the aged Von H in- |„ aj,la to stop them now, Brilidi trade. denhurg were not entirely satisfactory. T h e ir age, w ith the sr» not likely to because their nerd for immediate help la by no slowing up of th e ir faculties, contributed to th e ir failure. . AEC Chairman Lilirnihal tayt The champion old man In ull history was very jiossibly atomic bomb production "i* in Knrlco Dnndolo, the "blind old Dnndolo’’ w hom ' the poet V l^ iln u ^ 'A ' ‘ great . the bed diapr ever” and quotes tha Byron celebrated. Blind and over 90 (some say 9 5 ), he cap­ many Chinaaa need little urging * Bible to prove it. "By lhair fruit* tured Constantinople in 1204, and could, I f he had wished, to let the foreigner - who has ye ihall know them", ha tayt, have become emperor. Tlm t Is a m ark of energy at which bean around more than a century, meaning dial il it rriullt dial count. fu tu re elderly folk cun shoot. living far better than most of them could hope to — know that Quite trur. Bui do wr have to lake he ia tolerated at best and un­ hi* word for it? fmt Spread Of Pensions welcome at the worst. The Red* have capltallaed upon At lead 152 pertont air irporled thia became a* the Nanking gov­ A c fiitu ry s k '» or uvsn fifty ysurs ugu few American ernment grew weaker In the civil to have died of the heat wave dur­ ing the Inti lew day*, moilly in the citizens would have dreamed o f iiensioning office holders. war, it became more dependent t ........... American aid nr the prosNorth and Kail. We have livad in I f the idea had been broached, the response would probably upon Florida a long lime, and we have huve been tw ofold: "They don’t deserve It, fo r thuy ure all, pert thereof, Th*. R*'1* *, l d 'hi* ahnwed i l ia i, never heard of anyone in Florida luzy loafers; and they huve probably feathered th e ir own. nests so well th u t they don’t need |iensiiiiis". n?cak r!n?mDeVlall*m"',P??ia "weakn! dying from the heal. Moral: if Now we know that neither Idea is necessarily true. Ninfc|ng pfrew lhl| bfMfr lh)ll you would live long, come louth There are identy o f shirk«rs and |M)liticul appointees, but »r»ument mundad io * lot of; to Florida mid escape (he heal. there lire also great mimhers of serious, h ardw orking o ffi -1 ohjne**. ill Their resentment of foreigner* { "Fiontirr frugality" a* practiced cials who do valimlile work. There will he more as cities pay i foeueed more and morr on Amari- ] ihete day* in Tollabartre doe* not hettur, and make more provision for retirem ent. It is good news therefore to hear from the In ternational ^e<l* helping a t , include awaidiug Stair contract* Red* have rhoaan thia | to the Inwrsl bidder. The contract C ity M anagers’ Astmcintlon thut 981 Am erican cities w ith | the n t’ t'pDlf la n s in couria partly because thay a rt' for printing 1,400.000 driver*' lic­ |H)pulatlons o f 10,000 or inure huve re tire m en ‘ These ure Communist*, but also Iwcausa they ense* wat given tin* week to the effect for th e ir employees, in whole or in part. aglr po occupy a certain strategic poll Apopka Chief (in 8H.290UU. de­ foresighted communities, which ure not giving way to tientl- tlun In world politics. VFira lra t of spite the fact that the M. G. Lewi* ment when they install pension systems, hut ure recogniz­ all, tha Communist formula 'riming Co. of JackwaviUa had ing thnt a humane policy of retirem en t allowances Is good worked hi th tlr cast. Pri a re j Mao Tse-Tung. th* Had chair) . . If pity c ity governments i submitted a hid oj 1 7 ^ ^ $ . The business, and ust be inaugurated wan. qhnwa .no) th« allghtaat, alga to compete w ith big J n d u flrk * f o r e f y a b b men.: . Lewi* Printing Co. d* on* uf lHe belt in the tlatr, i* fully to do the job light, hut it did not have the intida the Stale loin $frJ4.50. people pay. qualified evidently track. Su And the Oeail Pound ul Harvard I .aw School eiplauii Aineinaii loirign policy towaiil Clliiia. "Our nation. • -• to whom the ( lliltese ,,„|J „ K|,|. jy have looked ul least lor tnoiul (up port, ha* duciediiril their tt«v- fl,' trnm cnl *y»lemalically, ha* impair­ ed their morale, diul ilirealcm re­ cognition and rvrn economic »u|e * v' , " " r ' , “ o' * ^ I 'i port oi Ih * Cottiniuni.l*. Instead ol ranging out»elvr* with coninlu tional governtneni in China, wr have been doing what wr could to troy il and thus ate threatenr‘> lag conilitulional g u v * r n tn e n l ‘ '• v t r y w h e n " __ ______ Rkp. Pooitr oi Jackion county vihujaU that the irul jtower ^behind __throne in Florid* it Senator pgnpar and lltal evrn m I ullaha*m hi* voice it the law. ’ Many ,beli*ve a* I do", he *ayt. i t Hwrtly herding hi* nia*t*t’t At Ultd thnt ih f a ffsit* of Kim§ra being tlirrctrd. iiol twin (Rgnsion in Tallahassee, hut bv thiawd hand and cunning htain iMMtor P *pi'*i in Washington" » that may he, Flotidian* l politically contciout at all knot too well that it wa» r Pepper and hi* powerful bureaucracy in thii Hale dacted Warren last year, and la reward will come neat fb«n State official* no all r bia return to »h*_Senate. bant are coming back. That ipaciou* kitchen* where the family can gel together and ppei right out of the iceKU , at leant, is what the L a n d w . are gied to hear Kao we never bad much C i i b a t i cubby holat into !M t more than ona pareon Foreign (*ruHH Found (irowing By LBH JACOBSEN Hull Conservation Service A foreign grass lias tuien dla- Jason It. Hwallen, Curator, Givicovered gruwliig In Brmlnol* *lon of Grasses, Muiilbsonlan IIICounty. The grass resembles stltute, Washington, l> C., stating I'nngola Grass, growing to about, that the grass was "HraohUvia the same height and rooting at the uillgera”, an Australian specljs. nodes. The seed produced appar- Mr. Hwullen also staled that as far ently Is very good, which fact Is, as lie knew it bus out been pr*vmaklng this grass volunteer on lously found in lie United State* Mr. Meriwether believes that many celery fields in th* county. F. T. Meriwether, local farmer. th* grass seed was Introduced waa riding with U A. Jacobean, through th* us* <>f castor pomace, Ho|| ..... ConB#rvatlun|Ht> , few weeks while Jacobsen thinks that th* ago past some celery fields, when grass might have arrived in ship li* Imiulrad of Jacobsen if he rnenta of gout and sheep manure, knew what kind of grass that wn»| The gras* smells very sweat and growing In the field. Jacobian and 1* relished by caitle. Jacobian Meriwether stopped to gaaralne hopes to arrange for u trial plantlb* gras*. Jacobsen did not re;og« Ing at the Boll Conservation Batnils tha gras*, so ha obtained vice Nursery at Krouktvllls, Florsoma apacltnsns to mall for Iden- Ida, whara the grass may be tailed tificatlon. Soma days elapsad be- 'to r Ha adaptability and value Ai * fora a latter waa received from forage plant. YOU RE TELLING ME! tiF.N. VAUGHN UPSET W ASHINGTON, July 7— </P>— Ifnrry Vaughn, military glde to ------------------------------------ By WUtlAM HITV I'resiilent Tiuinan, is baric from C tnlial h a l t W n la i u ID-duy vacation iu Guatemala, • a N a HIKH a c c o r d i n g to That'* una rad, aayt Uiampa, rather angry that anyone would * to lographs, Iimvv vary poor he'd b* glad to string along aik him alrout the financing of hla l,r#ring (loan, how can they i ,-i|,. with. Itll whaii they i • not In tuut? 'That la nobody's God damn I In jvaathir likr rhl%. nylon business and you can quota me," ! 1 > A MatiachuirM* ludgt tayt sum would team lu ba a tbaai Vaughn told a reporter who asked luni/l unly inakr% I nod adduli uam tity, about it on his return last night. vl people. Thal'a a p/elly laVaughn want on to explain, .c } t I • m lanlanir. th* annual paiad* af "Mlt* however, that there were 11 par­ i * t America" tandldalet hut tlarltd. sons In the vacationing, party and An wtloganurion songranmun each paid 8341 far* for th* trip. It'* ih* anly lyp* isn itii whar* •vi into u flilic iiti#wp with a The boat trip was aboard a ship winner* gat IN an a limb. tvll.uyus Ai 11, he Hill ralaln* of the United Fruit Company. hi* Nfhilug gMolili**. The general declined to dlacuaa Th* hflght of oblivion, think* a scheduled congressional - Investi­ lb* man at th* neat desk, must ^ I t I gation of so-called "flv# par cent­ Ntw* that nylon mil* for b* th* atcratary to a congress­ ers." Paul Grlndls, a Maasachuman may anon b« on in* mar­ man who isn't on an investigat­ salts manufacturer, set off tha ket tickle* Uraudyappy Jtoaiu*. ing commute*, «< •• ,, i ' i,U.. , . ,, Invaattgarton by awyiitg that JaMha of golhg back on U now. Initesd V. Hunt, a management counsellor, he ha* said, again and ^ again, | looking at the woil.l power pic- la loo big to be contained in mere had claimed to have influence with that hla Chin stand* firmly with j lure. I Tltolsin. China will enjoy bargain- Vaughn and abme other govern­ Russia in the cold war and will Hla China, a* n Coniiiiunist. Coniiiiunist Ing power with tht West hrruuse ment officials. flpht hot. power, will will enjoy enjoy some bargain- of Iruile and the hop# that sha u for h*r If it gats — -— |t power, M,0 j A "e'nk tt>or* 'ban Juat Ing power wirli the West because I limy never lie qulle as Red, or The bow uml arrow were first a good Communist In this. Ha it | cannot ignore tine because China'quite Ihe name Red, a* Russia. used in the Old Htone Ag*. A t la n tic Nat k( VIVAI B D N D A Y 7«80 P . M.' U N D E R B IG T E N ! > Car. 8tk * Laurel ' Dr. C. L. Pe m o p t o m e t r is t ; ■ ra * asaaslaeA - B lasaea _ft«i ■ear* e-U. I-B _n*i. A lla a ll- W tta a a l..p * P h a a a aaa ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•***** N A T IO I^ NAL BANK. uiu. miJtU BANK. 1 ih M 3TATEMENT OP CONDITIONS OrgururtJ I'JJO ( A / l l l U U J iPtlh 1 ha A lliin lu N olio n ul h u n k o f /o ik lu lio llli) t', A8 OF JU N E H , I M t COMPTROLLER’S CALL BTATEMENT OP CONDITIONS AS OF JUNE 90, 1S4B COMPTROLLER’S CALL T ry and Stop Me AFTER DEATH '/•ATLANTIC: ORD cise S A N NICHOLS COACHED H EBE AP Nawafsalura* MARSHALL. Mo.,— Little M l**ouri Valley College, noted for it* postiaaaon football bow) porformanesa th* past several ‘ years, has more than passing Intersst in Charle* 4Kid) Nichols, racaitlr nominated to th* Baseball Ball of Fame. Nlchol* line-time pitching great for tha Boston Braves,. cotebad baseball at Mlasourl valley for two season* after retiring from the professional gam*. Nlchol*' team had a losing seaion In 1108, but missed tha con­ ference, championship' by on! M ine In >B18; loalng only to th» m °ur S '* '* Taachera of Klrkavlll*. ,. *laiana and DiMounts $ 29,084,789.19 Overdrafts Loans and Discounu Orardrafta • 637,963 43 12.76 Banking House, Furniture and ~ Federal Kate nr* Bank Btoclt 100,004.00 if. , ■ Capital Stock 116,000.00 Surplus Undivided Profits 66,166.19 Raterret t Banking Houia, Furniture and Flatara* 487.891.99 Heal Estate (Adjoining Lot for New Bank Building) 191,400.00 i Liability 67,968.89 U ttara of Credit B6£25.67 Ftdtral Rasonr* Bank 6,460.00 Stock Othar Raaourca* Other Resource* U. 8. Government O b it- U. 8. Govarnmant Obligation. $ 4,121,046.14 gattona 138,810,t7I.T» Othav Mat. ' Other Marketable katabl* Bondi 8,896,810.87 Dapoait* Total D IB 8 C T O I8 KRCIAL i and Gfl A C C O U H T * 88849 4*9,871 M 180,000.00 74,19744 �n rn K t-rW";ic ------------- - ■vr: m l ■ ’ >' S * Xi t o d a y , m i - <, *• b«rl)n Palmer Ray—Society Editor Telephone 148 3:30 P. M. as follnws: Circle No. L Mrs. R. A. Cobb, chairman with Mrs. Mary Hotly, I10S Myrtle Avenue: Circle No. !i, Mr*. K. W. Fite, chairman, with Mr*. E. U F R ID A Y The flan foul Townsend Cluh N o .! lirownlve, fitMl Magnolia Avenue; 1 will hold ■ regular meeting at Circle No. 3. Mra. L. 1. Frasier, the Toutitt Center At M:IW P. M. chairman, with Mrs, J. C. Hutchi­ Reports from a convention helii son. Indian Mound Village; Circle In Colutnbui, O. will be lienrd. No. 4, Mis. C. C. Henderson, Members and friends are u ig n l to chairman, with Mrs. C. E. (ilnn, attend. (James and refreshments 1719 Sanford Avenue; Circle No. •>. Mrs. A. H. McHaney, chairman, wi|l follow. with Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, 3021 «, ' HONOAT ■ ’Circles of the Women of the i Park Avenue; Circle No. it, Mrs. Presbyterian Chinch will meet ut J. E, Mlinger, chairman, In the Cleaner's Sunday School Class room of ihe church with Mrs. Mjtybelle llrown and Mr*. J. 8. Kiider us co-hostesses; Circle No. 7. Mrs. 1.. K. Walker, chairman, with Mrs. Harry Wuonrufl, 618 link Avenue. Rualnea Woman’* Circle No. 1 with Mra. W. Hllnimley, Celery Avenue, with ; A ir Conditioned Mrs. I.. S Shepard and Miss Sara Easlcrhy as hustesses at 8:00 P. M.; Business Woman’s Circle No. 2. Miss Maud WiU-m. chair* man, with Mrs. Harry Sllshy, 1903 .Magnolia Avenue, with Mias Maud Wilson as cc-hoateas at 9:00 P. Doors Open 11:45 M. Tlie board of ihe W.H.C.S. of the LAST T IM F S TODAY First Methodist Church will meet ■it 2:30 P. M. to lie followed with a IniainesR meeting at 9:00 P. If. at the church. Circles uf the W. M. 8. of the Kii-i llnptist Chinch will meet in 3:00 p. M. at the church In he same room* as last month. A luogiam yee ting will he held at t on p. M. in the Assembly Room DOUBLE PROGRAM a! tin- Educational Building. The .Hiinbeaina of the First Bap* i i-t church wilt meet at 3:00 P, M. nt the church. TUESDA Y Tlie Woman’s Hihle Class of the H im lluptUt Church will hold its tegular business and social meet­ ing to tin- Educational Building at 7: <u PM . A covered dish supper will l,e ehld and members are inked to bring a table service, COMPANION P in C IIK ((roup No. 4 will he in rliarge. The Pilot Club will have a busl* in s* meeting and picnic at Time iiixl Tide at 6:30 P. M All ihemlier* are leiiucsted to bring a eovc ied dish. • S o c ia l C a le n d e r i i J[ 'J * Saturday Only! Mrs. Howland Hostess For Circle 5 Meet S*4W| 'Sows SU.U' ■icHiaa s o n *** j.-p iiiv t'im —ADDED— . CABTOON—" llir k Allay Mrs. P. A. Rnwland was hostess on Tuesday afternoon al 3l00 Oprar" o'clock for the monthly meeting of Circle No. 6 of the W. 8. C. 8. of the First Methodist. Church. Thu meeting was opened with a devotional followed w ith .a. short business session tonducted by Mrs. • I.. M. Hwulu,acting president. Refreshments were served by ' tl's'i hoslss* Jo 11 mamhets .and an­ nouncement was made that the . nest meeting will lie held In Au! gust at the home nf Mrs. Cluinle Herndon, 005 Magnolia Avcuua. Sunday & Monday The U. 8. Amateur golf title went to Hubby Jones In 1924, 192.7. 1927, 1P2H and 1930mnre than In ; any other player. 1 ( .M ill OF THANKS We wish to thank our friend* for their many kindnesses, beauti­ ful flowers and expression* of sympathy extended to us during the illness and death of nur be­ loved father. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Handles Mr. amt Mrs. L. M. Lelnhart Mr. and Mra. W. H. Sheppard Dr. and Mrs. E. W. 8h«ppar.t C. B. Sheppard Ad* CARTOON— NOVELTY PAR AM O U NT NKWB J Persona u Mrs. W. M. Scott ami Mrs. Harry llerren have returned from Daytona Beach where they spent a week. Friends of Mrs. Clifford Proc­ tor. Jr. will regret to learn of her illness at the home afther pa­ rents, Mr. snd Mrs. Phtlllp J. Allen, Miss Mary Elolse Martin left today to return to her home In Tampa after spending the last several days as the guest of Miss Phyllis Bach. t _____ Wilbur H. Keeling leturned by plane recently from Michigan whare he received specialised training In (leneral Motors service management and Oldsmoblle hy* dra-matic transmission. Jo hn W a y n t S h irle y T em p le H e n ry F o n iU JOEL MrCREA makes friends with A I.E X IR SMITH In "SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS," a Warner Hros. picture, in color by Techni­ color. showing ut the It it x Theatre Sunday und Monday. it? j a c k < iru ;n LOS ANMEI.ES If vim would like to change a wall in yum nomc Into a plclures<|ue senscape m a view nf a placid mountain lake, now is your chance. V new pincess by which ordinary scemr photns are Tepnnluced king -in* —on wiillpapi’i permits m .u t ■■ gate at yinii favoiile »i t'liic -put to yotu nenit's ciintent A California flm i loinillv began prodlieing sm h riiliu geineot« lit a special printing pi ores, I ■. |.I:i. on a wall, each iiimul measure* It ft. it ill by lo ferl It* sis 111 I.s BO inch component panel pled with pn-te iik.1 II11V >vnil paper. Hy using tfll> 1111* (I 'III4’| panel*, tlie -ire III tlir iMi t tlM i may la' lediat'd to fit iilinoM any wall Tlie morals. » tut'll II 14* VI Jl-si; are inonofai'tiiii .1 III KIII* k while III sepia lm US It • i»t» •1 w,. as to a 11;o'lit ih' 1e (illtill 1 ’■-mil they hove tin -anIll’ 1■n•«t it ■ un fin •V.lilN added wind.ni i -lm tinck and enlai erne tl» I ■ »11; III!H if;i* t«II »‘t »! Tims fm I have made (dale- 1I l l 1 it! i * 111'II III'* a Carmel, r'alil , *1 KV* «I |■1' •tint shots of Ri'fliclm II 1.11kl 111 Ml Lassen National PiIII k nail Jin‘kkon I.ake in tlie tirniid TotollThey plan eventually to have a llbiaiy of -eveial luuidud- poilti Peti'r <' liold-nillb, a Lo* • Angeles uilv ei tl-iog mail, begun [ research oil ponlnig ...... ........* m , vein ago lie -i Died on a melliod ; hy whicli a -lantliiiil (tun b\ 11s• I irii'li plmlogtaplnc iii'galive t- . , ’ Ulgi'd to 129 -uuillt' feel Hi* FuHliionN Kucjuire Gowns IM g n u d For Good Shoulder Cure I’rimcss At I'uluee i ii) n a m c la h k k It) i h i r o t i i y RUE At* New*fraturr* Itesuty Editor Assoc In In I Press Fashion Editor Even if you had decided u When Pi nice** Margaret Rose month ago that you were not going uf England selects clothes (or a lo wrut a simple** or a low-cut trip, she doesn't go shopping in dress, von piohahty have sticciltnLAS VEllAM. Nev„ July 6— (rPt l>ed to fashion hy now. It is not the local departmerit •lure*, like most ordinary mortals. Insleud she Friends of Walter Haynes, Jr. —Actor Errol Flynn is a free man will be Interested to learn that he today and his second wife, the only the comfort snd freedom of calls In her favorite dressmaker, these new gowns that Impresses outlines lo'i needs, anti then waits is working during the summer i funner Nora Eddington, is making the wearrr. but the fact that they months at Noithampton State, plan* to marry Crooner Dick do ploy op women's finer points— nil 111 lie submit* sketches for her approval Hospital in Northampton, Mass. Haymes. Norman Hartnell, the London He is expected In arrive in San­ , Nora obtained n divorce from neck, shoulders and I misoiii, to ad vantagr. designer win. makes most of Ihe ford nn Sept. I fm a -holt vacs- I Flynn yesterday and announced It is a wise idea lo make an dressy* fm England's royal Inmlly, lion before returning to Harvaid «he nod llnyine* will he wed July Medical School | 17 in Beverly Hills. The former objective survey of your shoulder* designed the complete wardrobe _ _ I as they look today, before doll­ for Princes- Mnrgniet'a lecenl cigar stand girl accused Flynn of ing yom straples*. backless dress. lluluni lodidiD und iihcudy i* ut Mr. and Mrs. C Randall C o l-1extreme menial cruelty, Can you galhei uiliulihig glance* work oil clotiie- for her forthcom­ i fits! step t* lo make a 29 bv IN tins nf Jacksonville spent a 16 ] inch prim I hi* i» leltnit lu'il Flynn, 99, and Nora. 24, were with dear smooth *kin, free of ing visit ll, I lie (lulled .Stale* day vacation recently with their married *ix year* ago in Acapulco. Aflei the .uiglual sketches uie parents, Mrs. L. E. Armstrong snd Mcx He uas formerly married lo blackhead* and unsightly hieniises ? Or have you developed upprnvrd, lluiDicll visit* the Mr. and Mrs. C C. Collins. They J l.ill Dnmita. celebrated theii second wedding i Haymes, recently divorced hy humps hole and there since your lialnce with labrlcs and il K 'iW II ■ill details All filtiligs me done anniversary white in Sanford on ‘ Actre** Joanne Dru, has heen here last inspection? Don’t try to covet up these al the palace, and no models are June 24 and returned to Jackson­ while Nora wa* making her relittle blemishes entirely with made of any diessca for the royal ville nn July 4. •I'dred six weeks' residence. makeup. Perspiration will throw family Mrs. Flynn wo* awarded legal Friends will be glud to learn custody of two children, Delrdre, It off and thru you will lie on the NEW IIRFSH IlFH ID N S that Mrs. A. R. Pinkeiton, III and four, and Rory, iwo, although spot ll i* good lo use tlie make young daughtrr Cassle I mile have rlvm i will have physieal custody up while v«u ole undergoing oilier I I O I I . Y Wilt lit July H id’t A Deal Incut«, if tile ia*b Ini* come returned from the Fematit Laugh­ of the hoy. llollywoml designer -ays women's upon you suddenly Hut b should . ton Memorial Hospital to their neckline* soon will be liuck where not be used a* u cover-nil in homo al 1911 Mvtnotla Avenue. they In-long “.it the rv-ck instead place of healing remedies The Pinkerton* linve a* their of the navel" Mildly medicated soups and guest Mrs. A. It Pinkerton of . "Par is fu-hion- are tending to ointments can lie found ni yon: Amity, Ark. destroy I lie mm ale and moral* of local drug *tmc tn do Dll' i"l> ni ' the A in erica n woman," fits Ii ion de­ lieulhig troublesome rnsbi * elm- , •'brie No 1 of ill,. Woman's ides and blackheads. To tie ef- I signer Helen Rii>r told » newsSociety of Uhlislinn Services of furtive these should rontuin ' Umll- • man. "Indecency i* never -mart The well the First Methodist t'hurch emt lent sulphurated petrolatum und | fnshloii, you know. vri Tuesday hi :i;liO p M. at the antiseptic oxygiiuiolilie, used by! groomed woman piefer* lo lie oil The (iolilen Rule t'lrllle of the home of M i* R w Turner on doctois and hospitals in niunne j the best llres-ed. lint the tie-1 un­ dressed fa-lii.in tisls." First Christian Church met on Pink Avenue (’ll,...... an Sirs. W ak*e disorder* The oaugld) French bulbing Tuesday at 3:311 I' M ut Ihe home K Itirim-* piesided uv«i rIn- meet­ Never depetnl on -lap dash of Mrs. W. C. Claiise on Myrtle ing nnd following icpnrta from cleansing, (ill over each men with suit and the deep plunge neckline, Avenue. Election mid installation various ufficei * M l* Till ner led] a rotary motion If skin i« oily said Mis* Rose, make American •be devotion women look like chorus girl- from of the following officers was Held: I be Hihle *ltulv ba*ed oi| the or pimply, especially if von are the Folie* llergeie. Mrs. W. C. Cla use. vice chairman; an adolescent, the Wlltei -tumid Mrs. R. W. Cn** otic, secretary; honk "The lliblc and Human lie fairly hot, uo<! you shimltt give Rights'* wa* luuglit hv Mrs, 8. O and Mrs. W. C. Tlson. treasurer. yourself a scrubbing iwtce « day. The devotional was given hy Sllltilndser. At tlie dose of the Hireling Ihe liosle** served re- i If you hrsltate in use ointinenls Mrs. J. R, Fnrrl** who used h before you go to Ill'll, use ioslead "Faith" as her subject, The mis­ freshment* to the following: Mrs. a medicated lltpild skin prepara­ K. Ohm pening, Mrs. H A. Fu. sionary program based on Ihe Irrll, Mrs. W. E. Haines, Mis 8. tion which is stainless, grrarless, invisible ua this skin and theme "Our Hplrltua) Home" was conducted by Mrs. W. P. Yesley O, Sliinholser. Mr*. It. It. Crumley, cool Bins nil the liegling ipiallile* ' l l * H. II. Mi Cull Mr* Clarence of the ointment* Following Ihe business session *b»HI». Mr*. M. L. Tilll*, Mi*. refreshment* were served and a Nettle Tlllls, Mrs. .1. A Calhoun, I Vliirv, OlU'eri nf Scuts, wa* the SUNDAY 71.10 I*. M. social hour enjoyed. Those attend Mrs. Nevada Bluffer, Mis, R tV. I world’s first woiiiuo golfer, and Ing were Mrs. Harper, Mr*. UNDKH BKi TKNT Turner. Mis. J. K. McKinley, M i-*' the army cadet win. carried In-i Clause, Mrs. Yesley, Mrs. J. J. Rnrharn McKinley, Mi** Mmy f o r . Kth ft l.iiurel clubs was the first "caddy”. I’etras, Mr*. Cussuhe, Mrs. Fin Fairish, Miss June tVaddell and* Has, Mrs, J. K. Richards and Mr* I Mi** Ella llnltiui. Tisnn. -♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + 4'4'+**<"4+>**V'e+4'*4'*'4 + 4 '4 **'» 'f**4 4 + *'h'M'4"*+ + 4' Nora E. Flynn Will Marry Dick Hay me* ClauHe Home Scene Of Circle Meeting # | .01) llitl >ou iiiimt ltd bring this Into thn i MUSIC BOX S n iilo rtl A t e . U •j ANNOl NCINH S i h c d u l i* ( M anges o f Atlantic C o h n ! Line (KM cel ire July III, Itt-lB) N t) ( { I I l l i O t M l - - Nn ?d 11 : |f> A . M . 11 nf> A. M. l.v Nf HI! Al l.v Nt»i rttitin Nil. Hi) r>:'2:t l*. M . 2H l*. .M. M >— A r. 1; l.i 1*. M. I.y . lrfir. |». M Nit. 01 A r. I'J :0f» I*. l.v I'J: 111 I*. ,\|. M. ^t'lieilule Nn 0 1 will be>"iiie e lh u 'ln r* July 11th. L. 1\ Sheppard I li het AgCIll flu m e ti.'l X >*v co V 0»* X R E V IV A L WalthourH Entertain Local Girin Lunvu 1 With Fish Supper For Lake Manitook thickhead Ranch waa the scene on Sunday uf a fish supper with the fish being caught by R. It. Walthour. Served with the fish were hush puppies and other dishes which made Up a delicious dinner. Those enjoying Ihe supper with Mr. and Mrs. Walthour were Mr. und Mrs. R. Johnson, Sr., Mr. ■nid Mrs. Frank Drake of Ml. Dora and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Fill In game ■if Ft. Pierre. A W O N D E R F U L BUY... The Ml**es Dorothy and Jane Whltner and Miss Virginia Wil-.,|, left yesterday on one of four chartered busses rariving v»ong women from Florida to Luke Man. took Conn., fm simmiei wmk ii the Imperial Tidiacco Coiupaoy warehouses. In Ihe fall Mi** Dorothy Wt.it ner will iillend Klpnn College, lUlion, Wis. and Miss Jane WliilnM will leave fur Ml. Holyoke College Honth Hadley, Mass. ,^ * 4- ■ A-jjk fV t Al to n I D ■ Y O O O D AU I f • AOI ___ M ' A l l a w N I D i 11 0 1M M i l • 9 HOOD A H I tW H itU <H( iM O IIN ■11' I A N I il t i. | i I t II N 1>N I I ( I 11, V I / ’ t ill l l a m iin i ; tn tm u TO N IG H T & SATURDAY •4Ced ^ j , ^ A R B ’ U M M ir H s a m ■ t-ia a fl aioTMit aiuva iftty fy j ®il tn p KaamT Keciird*. ftir ^ R IC A T ^ (OM^^^'rDERD? SUNDAY and M ONDAY i * Billy Circle. No 1 Holds July Meet Tueaday IMVf !<l Ht W O N ' Until i'opulnr or Hill F IR S T S A L E IN 8 Y E A R S O N P A L M B E A C H S U IT S Tonight — Saturday “FORT APACHE” Miss Barbara Saunders eliteitallied yesterday afternoon at 4:16 o'clock at her home In Mayfair with a bridge purty honoring Miss Mary Elolse Martin of Tampa! who Is the house guest of MixPhyllis Bach. The rooms of the| Saunders’ home in Mayfair were attractively decorated with ar- j langeinents of roses and gerher.i daisies. Several game* of bridge were! enjoyed ami late In the afternoon i efre-hment* were served from the dining table which was cen­ tered with an artistir arrangement of the flowers. The hostess was assisted in riitertuining and serv­ ing hv her muthpr Mrs, Joseph Saunders. Those enjoying tlir party with ■Miss Marlin were the Misses Peg gy Pippin, I.illian Moran, Shtrlev , Mm eland. Margaret Partin, Ph .'i lis Hath. Joui Maunders and lie1 hostess, :a Scenic I'hoton Being { — Used As Wallpaper 10 Mitts Martin Honored By Miss Saunders S ‘ ocial A n d Personal Activities n PAGE F IV E T H i SANFORD H1RALD SANFORD FLORIDA r ^ n w t NO^ to n s \ 9 '^ rt<»' i PACIFIC L sk W ,uJt iC U R L II _______ STARTS SUNDAY________ ....upliUi »f f t t%« * • i • #• # MMMMMV STMOT—WrwBntmmtktSam / C L O T H E 8 *-i • (' ' r"” \ , “ li» “ r " l * » >,r *v I * ' * ,1 * (ES GLEASON* KMUHNMH •K O M IM U 'M Q M IU M g ■ *w.___________ ___ M M «a« t e p m iM NUUM IUM i m m T • • oa* • ! * f 4 * U n O f ( M U I * ” p n a ■ a ■ mwm m r n t A h **11«9 : nM M — Color Cartooii i'& k ilt One irroun of our fahious Curlee *Suita in odd sires. Come in—we may be, able to fit you. 'x-1 \ \ ■■ . ■ j-i'-ft fj .. ' . :— ^ »A (iuudftli B lem ied-for-Perform Nnce F ab ric ’' *R *g . T . M . Goodull-Hanford, Inc. See fab ric content on i l l f‘ ■ ....................................................................................... ............. .. * n’r /M ' 4 A, v- Jiilb4' «. ■ \r rl- a i A i J 1 ' �TH E SA N FO R D H E R A L ftB A N rO K D rtO H tP A The Sanford Herald I ■ r Carrier a ,u Om Msslh . * IM ffevaa Msatbs . a.M i f i w .a ih . .......... m »•*». ...... I*## •WMser satires, pars* mt maaks. resnlHtloas ssa aallrea sf r a i« t ) ils a ,iii fnr (be aavaose mt ( S k ill fssSs, will be rssrara lur ■f reasler e a rm lils . ralr” T H iarrirs lra NslMssIlr Mr leUSr.* brw V s th , < bIrens, l l r ir s t i , aSJBfk * **r. eea ai. i.ssis, I w A i?IM V / i ' s^99*9 '* *nkleli |« pMfilUJ •» d r ..**1 MMaa'ef ell*%!>k? ff***'! e» all <b* Isrsl e,mr re i*•*"*■•• ir l ilM _ M O N I t A Y , J III.V I I . |» |» T o u a v 'h i i i i i i .h vf . h h e J fV K T If Ihia ts IrMW Hilly rnnrell U rhararlerlatlr • f weak. shallow people. Try in be. MM JMai lo seem, worihy. I.ord, my WJrt la not haughty, nor mine •yes lofty. —| y IK lii, Accidental Crownings MONDAY JU LY M U RRA Y -G O -RO U N D TROUBLE Unnafc p ra c tic e in water nportH «r» c h iefly re*ponHltilt> for mnkinx July the poitk month for drownlngH, mid the hluhcxt m o rtality in iimntig tmy» mid younu men a t the "recklcHH JiRctt" o f I ft to III, mvordina to the M fitro p o lltm i1 L ife Immritncn Company About half o f the fi.ROO w rid c h ln l dro w n in g * y ea rly in , the United Sinton occur In Ihe three sum mer months, w ith the daily averaKe rising markedly during June, reaching a 1 lienk in July, un4 then falling o ff sharply In August, hi an average year t l * dentil toll in July totnls mnro than 40 a 1 day. The company warns of Ihe dangers o f sw im m ing alone, swim m ing considerable distances w ith o u t being followed by n Isiat, entering the water loo soon a fte r eatin g , and under­ takin g feats beyond Ihe ability of the porform or— w ith the last applying even to good swimmers.. T he overloading o f nili(M<s and Imats, (‘hanging seats, and leaky taints also are Illumed for many ilrownings. "Means must he found to make persons - - p a rtic u la rly , hoys and young men - - realize that it is only common sense to learn to swim well and to handle oneself properly In Is m ts 1 mid around w ater,” the Metropolitan advises. " I t Is especial­ ly Im portant that young people lie made aware o f the trn g eil - 1 ies 1tint follow such fnnl-linrdy actions as rocking the host and pushing swimmers o ff dinks. Parents and others in charge o f young children can never lake it. fo r granted th a t the child I h safe around ltie w ater even If in fa m ilia r sur­ roundings. Competent supervision would prevent most child drownliigs." 11, 1949 P a c ific P a c t ICaatftaiM r+nm P u t m » l •imt of ihe proposed union,'* »uid. Itv IAMBS D, W HITE At* Foreign New* Asalrat IK w Or W ill MarKenaM) taVi K AW \l j Chiing said "although I have come to Ihe Philippines upon ih * Invitation of President Qulrino to confer with him in my prlvat# capacity, I shall as (head) of the Kuomlntang (Nationalist Party) undertake to advise and request Ihe Chinese government to give Its full support and lo lake stepa to complete (he agrtf twnt an­ nounced in the above Jrtint statamenl." iF . , Chiang is iluc in leave for China lomorinw. Ills'destination was not announced for reasons of military security. Iteports here indicated he would arrive in Canton, Ihe provisional capital, hy July HI. Chiang's headquarters are on the Island of Formosa, 1IMI miles off lh> China roaat. It waa not eaprrted that India would participate in Ihe union. Japan’* participation wns con­ sidered "out of the picture at pre­ sent" because n state nf war tech­ nically exists until the signing of the peace treaty. Karller Informed sources had listed Dr. Syngmnn Rhce, presl1 dent nf Knrrn, ns an Immediate i participant. Invitations were ex. tended In fUnm, Indonsln, Korea, Australia and New Zealand, tt was felt (hat the sooner Ihe union could he brought Into being the sonner the United Ntnle* would take an Interest. *SM State Employee Taken A 0 V A ? T rt( 11uphir/,:inf Di'arinir TA LLA H A S S E E, July li- ( f l» | —J. Edward Bell, 44, merchant and former purchasing agent for the State comptroller's offlc#, shot ami killed himself here last n'ght, Sheriff Frank Rtoutamlra sold. Bell, who • moved har# frqm West Palm Beach, resigned from the comptroller's office In 194.1, and has been engaged In prlvat* business since then. biped Photographing The Stomach C o n K r i 'H H m a n H e r ln n if lle p o r ls Ity HI I* HERI.ONH ; t t a Will have |u me Millie id thrii monrv, nr make thru wealthy iF iM k t a i kwk in a tew doll,in a ■ M i l l lot the old Ititks. II all % j t a t who do nut need aiildaucr A M I (b t State could he weeded oat. gflM Hf would be plenty to* ihota g |k « Ku Kluk Klan ii thiutigh that well tnramnu citiicm L b* making a iniilakr tv an|e it a* a mram nl rnfnbatynlpiile inlrileisiH* with dot alTstii is induatrd by thr m t n t u handed a Klaminan t a u p * for ttluiiug tu ptqI t a * * a grand jury certain Are Sprayed With Insecticide* llo m t 'H Mine than 1.149 homes and premises In Seminole County war* sprayed with Insecticide* In recent malaria and insect eonl program, Ur. Frank yulllmsn, rector of the County Health l) announced today. This service coat Ih# county I 464 or 41 cents per premia* spr rd. he reported. Two spray n ew * visited 8, premises on which pore he* i outbuildings were sprayed. K h of 9,401 entire houses, Includ tO.IUrt room* and 3,773 M |U n cs were sprayed as welt aa 4j outbuildings. : rexfuds. The sentence was ■ R a d pot by a ledrtal lodge, ly Education Assocla L ife win 1,1 In llic seven I li unit eighth I Inks of Egypt, the Mongols, the centuries Arabians bcCHnio the 1Oltotnnn Turks mid. finally, the iiiii-li*}. „f Palestine and of Jewish Allied forces In World War I. colonies in the lands they conquer- Israeli and Arabs are now more cil Under Islam the Jews didn’t nearly equal in strength than ever Tine too hadly. All hough the Iwfnre. Prophet's pulley was to slay all persons who did not embrace the faith.He made an except inn, of winch ninny Jews took advantage. They could retain their own faith ml still live if they paid a gen­ erous poll tax and were ''reduced By W, V. Hitting low"—accepting a kind of secondTnachMsn l>rug Co. class dtixenahlp. Actually, many One nf the many modern Jews became prominent statesmen, aids used In diagnosis nf dinbankers and scholars under th e , ease Is an instrument that ran . f be called,! 'stomach, cainato.,Jb qfjpr all through the ages —exrrpi , the ages. The same enemies threat- 'Islamic rule. One rdaaon the Je*s and Arabs Is a tube two Inches long and when they werr actually fighllug, | enibl sml overwhelmed them, Hint' less than a half inch In dlameIt all began In Ihe time of Alira- aflei time, but fhov never teamril never joined In s common front ler, having nn upper anil lower ham, about 4,(H)0 years ago The up for rummon defense. The ViVi'ly probably was that they were never photographing, quit with a lure of both nations relates that time you rs-ittl about an Arab and In Ihe ascendancy at the santr small lamp between. Abraham was the falhei of Isilh 1Jew (igliilug on the same side iiis time. When Israel was relatively The stomach camera Is token Arab* *nd Jews. One of Abraham's 1 when an Ai*>> atmv helps out one strong In the times of David and Into the stomach Just as any son* waa Jarob, when the Angel Jewish faction widen is hlusy heal- | Rolomon, and later of the tinsother tulie and with its tiny named larael, and the .lews claim ing lh> life out of another net of I tnoncaos, the Arabs were a ne­ eye completely photographs thbulous people, rapslde of no sus. descant from him. lie settled ilowii Jews. liniug and any defects thereon. I tallied military campaign, In his father's country, whlrh is Assyrians, The complete process after the I Israelites After the tinmans riueil Jeiu- • roughly the Interior nf Ihe pre- Persians pic camera Is in place lakes about sent 8 tala of Israel. and Arabs. ne. tirecks salem In A.IbHtfi, the land was) hnlf a minute. II of Israel actually plowed under, and only a Abraham's eldest son was Ish- and Romans This is but one of the many hr caravan few thousand Jews remained alive j means doctors ran employ to maal, and he Is reputed to lie the And seiied < In one of In Israel. aneealor of thr Arabians. He left - mutes of t promptly locale and treat Ill­ his father's I* nil to raise his family Israel's fin te ball Ies Only Ihe Mohammedans—the ness. Tail upua a reliable drug­ In Ilia desert country east of the against Itnn k by Titus Arabs—were strong fhen the Crus gist for mrdlrine your doctor Jordan River, larael's sons settled in H7 A.I* AiltrHama 1 down In town* and cilics and took loaned Titus Tula Is the U tth of a series prida in scholarship and the build- foot soldier of Editorial advertisement* ap­ Ing of permanent structures such With thr pearing In ltd* paper each Arab And Jewish Hostilities Date Back Many Years "A lm liili Ita le tn ih P il", shouts the mob, "th e y iudulgr in Midi alincitirs as p.tddlmg neophytes." Meanwhile, the "lls iig Noose ('lull, Composed of certain ( ’hicagn Im i• g tn of "Cm* House (sang" ex­ traction "act ident,illy" hanged lo d M lh • three year «ld youngster while trying nut a cellar tcailold t * Me il it would work It did. The hay it dead. They itu lie d hit Imdy III • tack " in keep ihe ta li (tom M tting it". Clime marches on. Thera teems In lie no guod way In f o p birds ol a lealliet (nun (lock* M l togethei. check. air bring mailed lo (lie Stale's aged and urrdv lldi Wrrk. ■ Irimmrd (tom $'*lt a month to Thai will lo- a genuine haul• t a (or Mime wlm have no olhfi Meats nf ilippoit, who mint tty In '■ t k * ihal cuvet then food lulls fc’i l l B»Oviilr a dtrllei over thru 1 ta < b . For olhrn d uniply mram Own U N N I1 T V lfiM W C IW F ,LMAH« chairman of the Port of New York id angel of a d o u n Broadway play hlta, returned from Prance phcMird Ihe Queen Mary recently, and occupied a deck c h tlf n t * i / lo Severance Mllllhln, the I ' TlL ------- f*1ni>nfalas4 Irtrloaled nlta fTV* r*wf A V A U 0 NOTICE D r .C K .B lM K CHIROPODIST (FmI ggeetalM) WIU w e pnU enta o n ‘y t a S tf. 7TT*Tn % | ( / ( f o l ./ { n m �1 1 m ’ >■ i 1 ■ftT' ■ , M O N D A Y J O L T 11, 1 M » ' k T H E 8 A X P 0 R D H E R A L D . flA N P O R D F L O R ID A ■! I II Rotary Meet The T. K. I.. Snitihi) School Ctas* of the Fii«t llnpli-i Church Viet on Thur-duy evening at the home of Mr* Juiiie* A Cunning­ ham. tJL’n Myrtle Avenue, with | Mr*. John I* Ahinhum* a* cohnstev Summer flower* were used in itecoimmg the inoin* of the Ciinuingham hmnc The openinu -ervice* were coil* dueled hy M i- .1 C Cullimin and Mr*. Abraham- C|a«. President 1 Mr*. E. M. t at i ,,ii conducted the liUNllie** iiii'i'ling and re|inrt* from the group , uptntn- and offlcet* Were given The d a ** «n- invited to meet in Align*! at the It...... of Mr*. Ellen Shadoiu \ -•»-11,i hour tva* enjoyed with a ,piw pi,.gram being coiidueted In A|,- Vf s NeNolt. 1 olhiw-ing ad toni omrnt, re* f reshmelit* weie - m n | In the ft ■.f |,o-l,.-«e, a ,-t,l, d In Hr* John ' Kiidri. 1'ie-eiil will, i|„ ho*te,,c* were Mr*. A Kent |{,,—etler, Alt*, DA'JOHUR id i e t ltd*-, •• ■ t art oil, M i- H I, I etoiard, M t*. , of brlcnse, llie tormer II' 'V iIIlam E Itmte, Mi*. Shad...... giuu Fairly i» sleoui witli i • Mr*. F. p. Riiir,, Mi* I., J. Trued, .......... band. William Nile Elan,. I Mr*. VV II. Stovall, H i* HiJ. W. I lowing their inan ,..ye at im tiiimlile, M i* W I Sliiudennilie, tniiuler Pir*l,> lei no, t'l„ n ,ii m M i*. Nrl-oii, Mi* \| Cumiiiiiig, Weslltngtui!, L* C. (f«fe> •mu,,,,„t 1 Mr*. A C. William,, Mr*. Calhoun, All*. Km,lei, Saudi a Kadei and ‘ 'livid 1 1lied I lie m, ellllg clo-ed will, the iiieinlie, - lepeulilig the tC«Nil*iml I i,on I' m , Itari Allipah in iini'oii I foi "Iturmuliring' hie In nI S t, ,,te ting,' lilt,ol . I I I . o , l iclaliited the l(ie -Hit, iitlion appa T a la p h m a 148 c* T T r^~\ T iMr8* Grier» L*°y<t social L alendcr Honor J. S. Bests • ■T, E. L. C I h h h Meets At Cunningham Home Social A n d Personal Activities b t r i i a P a lm a r R a y — S o c ia l? E d ito r PAGE T H R E E Personal s ■ONDAT M ri. H. Grier and Mr*. E lll* M il* Loulisr Manic left yestei• , Cirtlas of th* Women of the Lloyd aith a /are* day by plane for Washington. I). yd entertained with Frtsbytarlan Church will meet at well patty on Wcdnmdav eveninf C. to spend a three week'* vaca- | 8:80 P. M. aa follows: L itrl* No. honoring Mr. and M n. / . B. Beat. tion with het |iareiil*. i; Mr*. R. A. Cobb, chairman with Came, weje enjoyed during the m /..1 u . . . , r „ m„ lin n Vfurtlw and Ihe honw g u eiti reMrs. O. T. Prarson and Sylvia 1 many gift f e “ r t a & i n , with M n , E. D friend*. cWve‘* m* " y * ,f u trom ,h ,lr Pearson spent the week-end In , Gainesville, visiting Mr. and M r*. I Brownleei 600 Magnolia Avanue; Refreshment* were aerved late Charles Robert IVnt sun and 1 Circle No. 3, Mra. L. I. Frasier, In the evening hy ike hoRteiae* daughter, Gempla Lou. chairman, with Mr*. J. C, Hutchi­ ■minted by .Mu. A. B. Ailing and son, Indian Mound Village; Circle Mr*. E. D. Humphries Thoss en­ Friend* of Husky Wight will he |lc . 4, Mr*. C. C. Henderaott. joying the evening with Mr. and •Kalm an, with Mr*. C. K. Ginn, Mr*. Hcm were Mr. and Mr*. L, E. glad to know thut he bn* returned I lilt,S a n fo rd Avenue; Circle No. Roberts, Mr. and Mra. A. B. A i­ to hi* home lit 1616 I'mk Avenue, after having been confined to the ’ , M r*. A. B. McKaney, chjiiinun, ling. Mr. and Mr*. E. D. Hump­ ith M r*. Ralph A. Smith. 3021 hries. Mr. and Mr*. Cedi Mixon, Fernald Laughton Memorial H o *-1 pital. Irk Avenua; Circle No. fl, Mr*. M r,. Henry ThurMnn, Mr*. Marlon I . Munger, chairman, In the I.CC, Hat tint * lloyt. Barbara Eu­ M l** Theo Vickery spent th e ' Jleanrr’* Sunday School Class banks. Mr*. Lloyd and Mr. and weekend with htr brother-ln-taw cm of tha church with Mr*, Mr*. Grier. and aister, Mr. *ud M i*. V. C, lybelle Brown and Mr*. J. S. Mrsaangar, amoute to her home, -id*. a* to-hostctscs; Circle N«in Key W ed ft •mi New York and Mr*. L. E. Walker, chairman, North Carolina wheie she spent 1 th .M r*. Harry Wooorufl, 518 a month’* vacation. Oak Avanue. Buslnss Woinan'c Clrcla No. 1 with M r*. W. 8. Mr. and Mrs, Fied Harrison nley. Celery IfUWIV/i vwtai J "Avenue, ’ »• * with ....... J The R. W. A. Cirde of the First |r«. I*, 8. Shspard and M l,, Sara chrlMian church met on Tuesday l* ft today for Atlanta, tin where i they plan to *|iend about *1* • • i ! rbyt, - A 4? at the home of Mr*. 0. D. Lan- weeks. They weir accompanied u iUI "u*1, T^unuHi! ..hair ‘ire**. The meeting was opened by Mr*. Harrison'- unit tier. Mr*. 8, Mlaa Maud 1 ’ « with the devotional given by Mra. with Mr*. H .r » « m .h ,..B 0 5 Lendres* and Mr*. O T. Pearson Annie Fold of Avmidale Estate*, Afnolia Avenue, with Ml»» Maud tn|l((,I| ,0 llir grmip ou social Ga. who ha* hern tim ing with | i fpRHftllllR t*f H lion aa co-ho»t*»» at 8.00 P. J rllllrBtillrl |„ thf ,|,«enre of the them. ' iiiin i l**l ^ ill H» i lilt I l U o l t MARK 1-1 ! It al,o pioiol.d » .t.„„.uti. •_ u j 4 ,k w a r a „« <ha I chairman, Mra. Landre** pretided MaJ. Clifford \Y Howell and n a j ^ a r d of tha W.S.C.S. of the [ ovil( ||u, >||Iir, huilue** meeting. U Newvfraluremiiider that wc-t I I , , In, i- ., p., er the .non , Mr*. Howell an lte.l today from "Petsoiiallty' t, not u wind >„ , lltical and e> lioiei, i-l.nnl Inn The following ofUrwa and p#rt Bfnn| ........ . ,;H I'holo hy Co* loo,idy ,1,ed in celvday speei li ] inile* ill,Ide 11.>■ S'.uel /. me with ng, I ’olnmhu,. Ga to group leader* were »lected: U ti. visit with MaJ. Howell’, mother,I M'". GI'uige Hot,iild Welwr, the foi niei Alt** Betty Jeuu So--el thul it, true itieaniug u not alw u y-.n ll it* laud , ounmiut, nttoii, at it., J. L. Horton. ch*lrni*nj Mr*. R. M r*. R. A. Howell at hm home on daughlei of Air*. Jewell Sat*»r of Ih i, city, whose mamage to M, G. Foi, vice chairman i Mr*. J. French Avenue. Maj Huwell will Weber » * , uu event of July 9 at the Fust Methodist t'lmtch with imdiritood. ,*>> in Elisabeth it. ■mercy of the l(,.i i„ , i ,\ Hut lock, in lin lalr -1 (look, "Child ! Tile ll tti*kp wliuh iuivt I t ti i 11«-1* Knight, secretary! M l** Susan leave soon for ■ ye»t'* duty at ■* F. McKinley ufflciating. Mr. Weber i, the son of Ah und All-. will meat and Drvrlupineiit, I VVlife Sip curried P in t Baptlat Church el" »!*■ ehiireh in I William*, trM iu n ri Mr*. Mr*. Lan L«n- th* American M b ,.... in Greece. C. W. Weber of Bell Fountain, 0 . Following a ,hurt wedding trip lo Growth | vcgetnlile, 9:00 P. M “ at,t I: * I lire**, devotional life and ml**ion»l M r*. Howell will remain in the Daytona Reach Mr. ami M r*. Wsbei ate lending in the San I.until telsey House, f.'t "at to* h i m room* * * m V n’ vnM ' i * 1 Mr*. Fo*, literature; Mr*, fcarl D|. H,IIjock I" H well'kliiiwt, ; foruth which »t'"l Statei. i Apartment*. nogram Maatinv will be h*ld at ; VwniraYlara' aiuk steward practicing chilli p,y« tmlugisl, win, ill great quant,It, Landress Home Is Scene Of Meeting Berlin Bloekaiie IVrsonaliiy |s Not Always l i u l e r s t o o d ", A flW P. M_. In the Assembly Room | Jh| MrPl PfK , rton, pllhllclty; Mr*. li, till, book ,11-cii-ses Mich a , 1lia-ic suppll, Mr. and Mrs. David Levy and it" tha Educational Building jiect* of clitbi ,level,qim,'tti a, Allison Niblick, social education t The Sunburn* of th* First Hap- and fumlty life: Mt*. Je»»e Dur­ daughters, the Mi»,e- .Selma tmd I'tepHring fo. It,, Huliy; How Louise Levy, left „v, , the week­ n Mai Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. den, hospitality and church *jrv t'liild Glow,. I'liv-cul t'uie ,,f ll, By I El tl.Y IIRIIAA NS’IO NK end for points in Calibanlii where at th* church. t ’iiiid; l.eainiiir i. talk; Eino Ice. Refreshment* were served *t they plan to spend ii Ih-oi two TUESDAY i ttliK IV l. S PI N ‘ • ions; The t ’hlhi nt t'lay; AA’tial to, Hr C V M I I I Y LOWRY the conclusion of the meeting. mouths. They plan to >i,it in San Th* Woman’* Bible Cla»* of the do alu,ii t Rail llul tin; uml other I It) I Et II.Y IIRIIAA NS’lttN I IP Nc»,feulnre YYrller Francisco with Mr. i>i"l Alt- Fied First Baptist Church will hold It* H IE ..................... .. I t Nt III U N period to the nine iiililui t, ien.lv Now that food i, fti-hlonidilr In Larson, formerly of Sanlind and to, neiu.ui rtgular businus and social meet-j Poildied A-paitir',.' with Iti.oui Alilr-ricu, we going nftei rook­ j will return home via Yellowstone In AAhen we ,pruk of pi ls..,.allt>, in *f In 1__the Educational Building at ed llullet I i tiiiil*, I nut b lit-, ing the way lie once leaped onto Itevei age National I’aik. says Hi II ,iil.uk we ilii not uu uu 7:30 P.M. A covered dish *uppet modem m l, Imllel, Emil Cone and I Recipe foi S taim ! In-b F».ll..w-i M i l l i e vague. Ihiu„gillie thing but Will be ehld and memtier* are Mr. and All*. .Inline Ihngfelder hall point pin-, — lik e d to bring a table service. . By IMtKOTHY HOK I'KESII ANP.A It At.I S AAI I II tatiiei llie quahlv of a peiMiu's liave enjoyed Group No. 4 will be In charge. ’ Associated Prea* F**hlon Fulltor plan to leave on Tuc die f.o New j People nlwny, RRtlVAM It III I I I K < l t l ‘ AIMS bellltVIu, IIS il ulfrcts its. AVe ,uy York City to attend the golden . food, a- a nation we’ve been fond lug,toll, nt- ■ it-(/P i­ The Pilot Club will have a bindn r w YORK, July I ........ I a,p atnpi< a pet miii lias an altiactlve pet of Alt, Mmg jo f out viltle,. Hot unlit leeenlly, alio,it I'J iiiedum, tin. t, -ta lk ,. ', Silt,aliiv" If tin way lie helmve, sarv » n«i* meeting and picnic at T im e , (,r|r f , wm he tower and skirt* wedding anniveisary /elder’s parents, Alt. aid Air,. J. otu staple fund* were ptepnred , up boiling ualio and Tide at 8:80 P. M. All m*m- hlghfr nest Fall. table,p«.oO, i. In mil liking If It ill,please, p«r* ar* requested to liring a covThn, w, a ,h* main ltnnre»»lon Bauer who have been fieoueut will,out ton iiiiii h fanfaie, in kit- bullet oi llilri uiiM'te I f I>■•’!> us, Wi -ay he bus a "im'Hli" m tted dlah. gathered today hv more than 100 visitors In Sanford. Thu will !«> i lien, and lilmost entirely liy the ci united -idled c u n t . , , I r, I., >nI "itlint 11 active pet -onalily." to such I’l'l m iiiu II i y is nut llie lesiilt uf inahlon editors githarfd for ln« joined In Now York by \ | i „ Alar- wumel,folks AVe rail one till),I cnlttili, I opening of the New York Dre»» garet Dingfelder of .Supine Newt- tiling, a , stack, of griddle cakes At. I hod i nk |,f f Go » l,itl,h loogti lies *'*1it >, s in . In Hut lock Ruin, i il is ib’Velopeil llilntigh lem mug, , , .. ,, Institute’s 13th -eml'annual press combe College of ‘I'll lane Dill- tvflll good maple syrup, Southern ami eutlv chthlhuml is Hie crlllcal '*l- ........... .. week, at which leading designer* van ity In New tu b mi- and hy fried chicken ami Ireatel. hisculte, lieriiul it, its ilevelupineiit " ....... preview the neat season’s styles. Simon Dingfelder win, is doing I,early -lew , and Midi. The words hi HlK j» "I lIg''" M 441* lo Ult I||IK 'M i ll H Ref,ire a child is I duly km Strictly cosmrgoiltan was the college extension wink -luting the "good, plain American rookiugl1 k** vi’gihtlilr | gim * i lo M * MBW D E H L l-b P )—Two yeara school, llie dmutliHiil rliarmi'lei evoked a mental idclnre of n 'P1' 1’' l"'<’ ' ‘‘Kel ■ummn, opening *hnw of the week, a > f Independence have brought • f If gnmning hoard, and a ...... " “V ’ ....... l" " 1 istlCs uf I I I , pul mui,lilty ale s,, will set that they sliuw up n, tt,e India and Pakletan to a cH*ls in "roumMhf-worM’' collection de­ family diving Into a well filled Nl"1, ’ ............. .. Pvt. (Vdrle E. Ilunlmr and Pvt. signed by Tina Laser, whose a tt fl II ll\ *»l Ml 'll* I t|||N espiesslllll Ull ills face, even whet ___ one-party system*. A reor­ their George A. Hague of the United plate, witli the linn,ewife nmiiiiig prankish and often revealing v t ith a lililI In imfi. II I* it> repose. A cross, h iii I i ganisation of some Und probably 1111' State* Alai tne Cnip» have liettn in witli t„,ih hand, full of more I*1 H lit l'|l KIMil Wtf It t 111-4 nil i unit,mk ,n, life, nr a sunny, huppv Pino Wilt* has* U U mad# if the ruling sportswear makes fashion head­ thing, to eat. transferred from the Jacksnnvllli lines earh season. Recently re­ Baft If*, th* All-India Congress Recently, however, we’ve been III till tilin' illii uMnli; inhl Mnlhll|l * mu can icadlly la- s|i,,Meil bv lias* to the Alai me Corp, Recruli Wilt 41 lit i dr 1411■M11v It holt looking al ihe child', face, in India an4 the Moslem League turned from a global honeymoon , hanging our food nttltndi',. Pei Depot at P arti, I,land, S. C. At trip, fil*It I I’d ilt'i hi'ttf 1111*1 FIlVIM , A chilit may In* "a chip off llie In Pakletan, are to survive. . . the far-sighted Tina plrked Parris Island they will undergo Imp, It ,1iil tell will'll Miltienlle got lllll ft Wilt 4-1 fniliitli illf V1^111IIIIN | i,lit Mock" through iiiiitulioii, says * The central government, at "»■ ln ,k fh f,,,m lecruit training for ten week- fooling niomul witli salads: dmp III H iii lock. There l« ....... . nleiii e ly .... k tlhfil h m li! it I'Mm11 New Debit and Karachi are s o u n d /fVHer ^ h ewraparound jd .lte l. "klmonn coal" after which they will he granted 11*'"* up apple, and lints und diup ml m i. ni |||•■11' \\ ie1i ll I'lg| t’ftillV I ^ 11,1,1 il is heiedlt'iiv Sloe, most and atable. Bnt In the province# vivid red fleece was, of course, a ten day leave before being a* I'H’K them mi Hied lettuce leave if Ih 9«• liit'l. W||»i ’i will I’VIt pel......tills nulls III, liai,,e,l the government* flounder In angle* ol I j" signed In further duties. Pvt. Dm. J'" enmlilnlng pineapple, ri.i in |Mll llll’ 11Hi f||w| j|| *•( iiw||jiiit|f|)s| Will clubl', early eitvit mutient plays A pertonal feud*, m .lad m ln l.tr.tlo n ,I L> H» I,at is the son of Mr. and Mrs. AA j »'"> chee,e under a di^ of inoym, hum S11 mn off uni -mull iiitiiitinl an impoitktil rule in deterinining iroup cl.av.Bge. and corruption, S C. Dunhur and Pvt. Dague the uf 11*I■1141 ill ||l**f . 11*1(1 1 lllhli* wluil lliey will he. Alsu, la-euu-r cipeclally In those near the border. *n,A**‘. Inald-lrlmmed tunic son of Mr. and Alls. 11. D. Dague, ......... wete, liethnp, mu mai.lei. r|)i it'ii iif hmict tti mill rd) die uidl In, caily llie is pretty much emi bat^aan the two new countries »“ !*■ hy France, And of course she e ffo rt, to go long-hair mi ..... I M tW ftn the two new countries^ | # ,|b#rill hpr|nuiing of Jap filled III llie liotlie. • lie lliemhei, *A *ert#e of faRuree to 'fo rm •‘PHnk.in, of Ja,,-1-U of this city, Rut rigid now wo are in the pi.. rill, it uvi'i iin |ijii ihmih k IIt m with of Ills hmiHehuld ate llie people li / 1 *( K mii I! will melt: n»vei hkillet njah ahv**' pajamas ond eiotlc cock. os, of building up Miirli a iil.ml gtabl* ministry .In West Punjal, ^ T d r S e T which T I m tagged, ATTENDS DUKE In iiiiutliet -mull skillet who me of primary iniptulanee in forced th* Pakistan .government !“ ** dresses which Tina alHiut such simple items us e<».k tilfMK deli i milling what si.i i o| pci sou "Near East.’’ I DURHAM. N. C. July 11, (Spe itig n stVuk. i'lVuipiiitii.litig" it "1. " - ........- I’" " " ' lie will tie. Th* milv nlhei mllu to authorli# the British governor Christian Dior, the Frenchman ria l)—O. L. Rutiier, J r. from San f I m 11 1 •• i in iitui rdHdc; mid tin W r Francis Mudie, to run the *d (iiiguut, it's nilli'.l nowi m -pit eliee nil the child's pcisnnulll V S iH rV *".. * V ° run 1 . accused as "father of the new (ford is attending Duke University cooking a capon llmt we’re iimkin, t ' r i i i k e j e t m i l l : - u m l h i n w i i ) I K h 11 % adviaors* ° n h * V* n w,thoul look," Intrigued the visiting »dl-1 (or the summer session from June African wilrh-diHtur, hmk Ilk. mV<i tniiilei 111i’ lii'lit. -1 it r UiK dill develnpliil'lit during the ru ih real, Is llie liursei > school o, In East Punjab th# Indian go- ' “r* wl'h * handsome, »wish and (J through July J) and from July kinderguttiil student*. tlunl lv S|d litltle i »dttlliM tin,lei gnr ten. , m .y Jh t fo rccd ln to ^ * « * M » French-looklng « r o u r .o f. « . k * ^ ______ Part of this trend, iindiiul,|c.li\ UVI’I l«tWl*| |*UII **f Mtiilk- hut l»4it I heielure, if luotliei has a illlM'h ‘J beer fill ilUfaisItlou and pte-enim o v e T ” * ..........." «»>•» predominant sllhme can Im- iiltrihulid to Hie ilcli,>..t "P" H" ' r ......... . • , S ! r main m” n e Imnuli* Dnpui*# nf of th4 f w which hM h w ^ K . £ k k , It wnuld take .tout T jW A m entry of men intn the win Id >,r “" ‘I’1' ,t'ivt,ig» th# ^ a o of th» blOUMfl*liR< t happy millmik on life she pie A b *k irt. a r . *lim ,, .’.r t h . to equal th h t arS unity1 unTty * of M blth. ih Ihil ««». •“*»• Most -off hhis skirt* ar* *llm,i ‘■•rth* th#. hulk bulk .of of the cudkery. Nut! N*>'tR.ii im 41iJ14iI fm iti i’itttk M«*rir| ,lli ,n \n ifumtuliMl j , in t i r u ir ii i " ,. vet,is a desirable n ut'm i of be £ and thl' idollea U ajiS : « m .tlm .. slit and » # # !» « !> • « • ' nil lilt........ - really the I,c l cu„, • ''ig the aspen,go- l"', «ii'.c iisnally lltclul lu her chilli The fulhei „f all whet, they like t„ c,x,k *•"* -“R "'*■ c ra .k c ...... . and who comes homo tiled and till vtnitliad Aug, 16, 1847, whan Bri- equipped with floating panel, to add motion and fullness to the 'able will not only nt I'geut an on U in quit India. Th# rank and file . . . . a matter uf fact th i, Is Htr atg„ '•"* ........ . dr,liable pattern of lielmvioi tail tnent—tuhe a luuk thrmigh In SI party member* thought th# ,h * * ,h wtneath. TUESDAY D IN NER ma had to com* to compete for Though he namea hi# creation* .'Veil inure serious, lie Is likely I lory, und you'll fin,I all Hie rcalli I'll.,'hup Meat I.MJll, Scjill.-pr*,! o "Imold tin* atmilspheie of llie political ■polls. Local rivalries, yMh such American titles ** I great chefs were ttiun. T„ wi,i, (, ............. . . . . . r1 ,.tat,,es. litre,, I Una lira ,,, and M rw n al dickering*, pressure poll- Washington Square and Chevy whole hmiseholi! with sullen . i . . . — , ................. • ....... ........ Ruled R"»l Bread amt Rut gloom It is Inevilaldr that, in Hts and corruption upiat province Chaie, the collection hae a highly true ultiuHil, but when Aliiericsn let Raisin Tapioca I ’ake I'udilliig*. lime, these pattern* Will be le altar province Parleian flavor. He show* velvet men are left t» lliel, uwn device Revel age fleeted in the child's pel soiiallty. • T h* first scandal waa In Sind, Uouaw with tweed ault*. likes they usually eat a filed egg. t Recipe flit Stalled IMalt Eolliiw,! she says. in w n tarn Pakistan. A succession bulky belted jacket* on ca.uel Re that an it may, th e ir , -Aliove all, says Dr. Iluiloi k. tin* of alnlstrie* collapead. On* Sind rough wool suite, button* hack hi* scarcely n male over IH i,»lav R A IS IN T A P ItM ’ A 1‘A K K P i’ llchild should lie loved and made fr*m ler, M. A. Khurrho, was trie d . ™at lapele, and u*ee button, with wh„ liann't his own npreial met I, III N't. Iigiedlentn: I clip needless leisllts, to feel welcome In the fumtlv aorruptlon and abua* of power, j^ jjjj*** band on practically #v*ryud of hr,tiling a struk and group He should lie piulsed I In India a'sim ilar situation aMalty untrlmmed wool dr#**rest of Hie family fall happily ^ 1 ' i,,h "I1" V '','} l " ’ ruihci than crillolaer, und en goaa la Vlndkya Pradesh, a new maker aulta are accompanied by into the plot to turn Pop into a ...... ho"'*y’ mumped rather than niadl' in feel ------- of princely ataUa Th# «#«• . n»*»»hlng chef, and shower him with lug 1A* cups l.oillug water, 'J eggs ■ mil,mice. Hince relative, play rernment had Ui Intervene, m uff* about the slie and shape of aprons, starched white hats, iniir tncpsiatedt, 'J cups I,'fluv*i cake, a delei mining role In peismiality development, and since these uie dermis huncl-stecl blades. And cut in cilia',. . the mlalstry aad aak th * * pillow, Air tin id: Clive, ral,ius witli tint likely lu iisni|H>r a child III In III kaadtna tha aalan govern1 they uirk up after him. Fat her i, .................. ......... let fete when the home discipline, to taka tba govin uM nt in Light travel# from tha sun to th# king of hi* ovens or nut,lour a kaada. 5 the earth la about eight minuta*. fireplace, and he’* an eltravaganl they do ted waul the lady neat ll i, not good for th# child', pet user of pots, pans, butter and r> ,lmu •>. have a d ie s In ilia same siinulitv if relative! art' In tire u#nalve Items which make the c lo t uml style. Rut these same home ton often. The -tnndard to ksap In inlnd in Y . l * budget short the rest of the week ladle, get eye-rolling and ^ystatlc Whatever he’* rooking, It’s „ nowadays whet, they are telling the development of lha personality secret recipe. Male cooks seem m ymt about a "little restaurant" in childhood is whsthsr or md the Irsits being developed will lie specialise In conking meats <» iliey'i. discovered, compounding ealada or stewing up The "little restaurant" usually serviceable tn the rhlld through* strange «aur**, and I think that turn.......I to hr one of those rou- out hi* life, Eitretnas of any It'a lie cause they are the Item, tine Rule Joint, which advertise trslt should not ha encouraged people are most apt to exrlnim » Fief, I, or Italian ,'iiisinw ami For example, a moderate amount over, 1 know one guy who*# fain suggevt u glass of domestic wine I of iinkciflshnes* Is desirable, but C s w l a s t i s * M k S tra ti I lly alm iiit swoons when they will, the spaghetti. Hut It ha* a • extreme unselfishness rem it* in r ’ speak of hi* way with iteak*. I flavi.t about it, ami u girl who i the child’* being taken advantage i ’' ' k'f ' watched the whole business from a ran "irn out tile best hake,I beana nf hy other*. Hs msy develop to ;0 discreet distance on# week-end, in ull of North Overcoat, I* dewy-1 the point whsr* he will lark abil­ T* and preparation* started early in eyed about filet »f sole marguery. ■ity to stand up for and demand M/; tha dav. It wa* a matter of get- when cairn on a red-and-whilit' hi* own rights. ting tne outdoor fireplace jo a checked table cloth. And she’* Ju ill proper degree of heat, Then he a* proprietary alaiut her restau- water ami let stand about fi min slapped about two-lnchea deep of mni us father Is about his bar- i ules; dr„l,, and coni. Add tapioca, ■alt all over the biggest steak I ’ve becur sauce (ha put* 16 lime* aa lemon slice, salt, and hnnsy to the evar »**n. Finally, he threw th* much pepper In It a* .most recipe# I At cup* boiling water and cook Also Bound M otion P ietu ro o f actual b a ttle aaana "H o w whole thing right Into tha fir* nay, and the secret la the e ffe c t»over hot water, atirrlng occasion­ Within a short time w# were nt peeling the hair from that ally until lha tapioca la clear— * m H o o A Snvod a Soldier in S n ttto ". about 20 minutes. Bamovu from aating lha steak, which tasted to »c«Ip ) ma pretty mu?h like any iteak, This, on* suspect#, I# anothat heat and taka out lamon slice. I ’va aatan right out of our g«, American fad. Sometime noon,' Beat In baatan agg yolks. Stir in N l f h t M t — « t # “C w n in i W o rld W o r S - U n ovaa, aacapt that there wa* a someone D going to redlecovar ralslna. Fold in stiffly baatan egg ally ta.t# to .It- Anyway, tha Joy. of th# ltitch#n-pr#pm d whites. Plaag eaka cubes in a o f t i— asplooion o f . -■ »di ,b#<4 u## h* wouldn't groaning board and w a ll start buttered baking dish and pour tall a aoul h it laaraL i sailing th* Frsnch and .DaUaft# Uploca-raiiln mixture over. Rake. * • moderate (H O F .) oven for alwajr* have h nn «id p***® .. .. ■ around New R tgl W c a li1 Food Preparation I Tin* Coming Art MKNU Prices To Be Lower And Skirts Higher India, Pakistan Have ' Political Trouble* Ml . li HEAR BR .E.J. DANIELS TONIGHT AT THE BIG TENT "WHAT WOULD JESUS DO IF HE CAMETO SANFORD?” wm jodi ar Wtrtd - !.■ i, tt'ontlnMeil e,*n, P**e (liv l • ’ attend eiuiii,-. dull*, or perform -iiiiilin ,1lit it-*. The to, 1,1 unit I',,. |, a rlfl* "Oipiilty. employ* one foil time man. and title half time man. A •ee,inI leeeiVe- fl* fill fo, a two lioiii ,|| ill ea, I, Week, he *aid. Foi* lowing to- talk, two motion ide* I me* on the Work "f the Nation­ al lit,llld Hole -I„|W fl. 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I.* 11Mill \ii fit t fit* lit* il.lt*' 1fit's " (Mill WH* 4|«*44l 1siV9Fli 111* ll ill III » »IIJI"3ili 1a* 4if UV22. �I * N s m E * ‘ . ■ MONDAY JULY 11, 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford- G-Men Here Tonite er was sidelined last Friday. I**n Matte, fiery Sanford back­ stop, blasted hla seventh home tun of tha year against Daytona Peach in the second game of the The Sanford (Hants divided ■ ' .ill,. four games played ovar tho lhl,|r nr„, week rod, end oddly enough all | 1 11, . ame# played ware shutouts for . Maaf»r* ta victorious teams. The li-rals spilt a twin attrar-. 1, ,f lion with tho Daytona Ilem li1j..ro» 11. lalala at the Munleipnl Park Frl-| Matte, • day evening. The Invaders topped **'• *'• . a 2 to 0 triumph Ix’hlnd the steady, m.»h pitching of ls>u liev 11, hut Imiinc-J Miillnowskl. 'ad back In the nighlrnp to pound i W<d'«eij. i> 'out an >1 to 0 victory. i.eM M * Saturday evening the (Hants j traveled to l.ccahurg, but were, M"r' he“*o'' dMeptcd In a 7 to 0 nffalr a a " i , Manager Luke Hnmlin of the < >nneii. ir Dodger* limited the Sanforilitea ({"••••rte. lb la all well scattered hits over I ho! ,f nlna Inning route. . , Yeeterday the (Hants moved to • tbilliiiil. i> DfLand to blank the Med lints J-ViVt "r I to 0 as Jack Hobark twirled a Nliermnu. i> four hit masterplere, 1 Totals Tonight Ihe Giants play hosts T* " to the (ialnesville G-Men In 11 m, i V i,.i ( ingle affair at the |»rnt paik, 1: I 1•> Tha game will start Ht the re- *["••- *■ gularly scheduled time, H: 15. | JJ.’V ' m .-aJ Manager Hal Gruber, who has t>. been out of tho 'lineup' for sev- lor.t * oral day* due to 11 sinus infer{’. * , 1 t(ot>, (fated yesterday Hint he „ nap " i'i„ may be hark with the Hub to. Iisllar.l r night, If after nn e*amlnatlon the T 1 !i doctor finds Hie trouble cleared' > { iR n f O r O " 'A-1' A M O N G SHORTSTOPS ilriday by league Matiilician Whitey the Daytonn-Leenburg protest Palntka and St. Augustins i § AT BAT IN ., a s in e s sell N A T IO N A ll Tiim 1 II ro o k I jrn HI. L o u is * H u s to n I 'h lla d t lp h ls N s w V o r li I 'l t is t i. ir g h I 'lt i r l l i r i a i l 1 C h ic a g o , If fipp/gfe PUN Hi t t m o w.to P £ T N m A rrm aureo Pi MrLeod tops the circuit In runs scored with I'JL P lrtlr is second in this dr|'*rtr»ent nlso with 116. Loti Devil made shaml.les of the home rim chase by blasting four during Hie week to show 14 for the season, only three away from the league record of 17 set Inst season by Leesburg's Hnlph Marinins*!. Sian Knrpinski moved to the head of tile pitching class with his I mi L win of the season against two losses. The all important (ininesvilleDnytonii Ibmh two-game scries ,sw hnnoi * even ns a ig jil was gained. As the official week ended ihe G's held a two game margin. At one time, thu (iulnnavilto crew I I, < C h lea ao *•». PI SOME TP A P A B B iT BALL B u r iT u rue SAME PELLET THE o r n e n b o y s a b b j GWtNB/N<3 AT WITHOUT b e a c /o w o t h e p r i c e 9 0 OP TEW— m LESS tha n HAL* A seAsON HEP EQUALED /US TQP . HOMEfK OUTPUT o r J 6 . <• Dnora Open 13:16 M Mfsslls 1 te n d s / /M place. The Arnicas moved the mark against .367 for Jones. All Saints out of the first division for four of the lop batters are port- one night, but the I'lelinen earn# side hitlers. 4 back to rapture a twin bill Ihe Kvidcnce that the league la one neat night anil, held the last first for pitchers ant not for hatters division spot as the week ended, is shown in tin official averages. The all-star game oh July 4 atOnly fit of the league's 1311 p lay-! traded 3,681 fans at Gainrsvlll* er« aie hatting .280 or tielter, and and the host fi-Mnn elith suffered there are hut 23 players In thu n 8-2 loss. Miss I’hylis Trask won iharmed .300 rlrrle. the pre-game lieauty eontrat to he Daytona's (.lay Sterling con- crowned ns the first CJuecn of Mimes to pare the loop in the all- the Florida State League. important runs-hntt*d-ln depart- 1 -----------------• - - ------------ — menl. with 60—four more than I'irtle. Sterling is hitting at a .30!! Hroohlyn 1. Ns1 lloslon al I’lilts H llflflK I.Y N . July l l - M I - . l n e i (N o a a n ir s si h DIMagglo may he In the starting 1 lineup tomorrow when the Amor- I Iran League's slar-studileil array D o u s I h h B o w s T o fares the National la-ague's best In Ihe tilth annual all-star game at Khhets Field. The way was paved for DIMaggm's appearulire as a starter when ‘ Tommy llenrleh, Ids New York 4 F I.H I.iD /. NT A TI 1 LKAGl'F. I M t l V I l H A L AVERAGES .................. teammate, and . (Through gumcH of Wnlmsdrf), July 6) No I rhotee for the starting right ] .................................................................. HD Fielding mlsnma In Ihe early Flayer field berth, said he did not think 1 Innings yesterday helped put Torre. Orl he would lie fit to play, llenrleh Douglas three runa behind going llallter. Dll suffered a knee Injury a week ago Into the fourth and the league- Hhoemake, .'It. A iiml has liren out of the lineup Icadeis weren't able to recover. Ilong, (ivill. since. Tho All-Htiirs, sparked at hat. I ’irtle, flvl'i, Malinger teill Mouilreau of Ihe by Fltigerald's Hill (!rago, gut McMIllln, <ivill Americans has given no Inrllcallon 1 eight hits off two Douglas pitch- McLeod, I'ul. ( as lo who will take tfcnrlrh’ai era. One of f'rago's two sufetlen Itlveia, Civ'll, place, lad it would come us no' was a two.run ilmilile In the aee- . limes, Hail surprise to see Joltin' Joe patrol nnd. I Kwanlak, I'ul. the right field sector at game, 121 010 IKK)—5 R 2 Mayer. I'ul time, I All-stars Douglas KHI 100 001 -3 7 6 V iirim , Or'. Although Hmidreau Is rompellari 1 Cook (Hparta), Hardin (Kaat- Tahli, I'ul, to start the fans' top srlertlons man) (4), Ityan (Baxley) ( 0 L |M o tl, I'ul, in a nationwide poll which ended Hlaoy Kastman <ll| and lluarlt Plclinn. HI. A. recently, he ran substitute any (Hparia), Hlnmiotis ( I'ltigeraldl llevll, Dll player he sees fit In case of In­ (0 || Krailss, Mlerrejek ( 6 ) and Sterling, Dll jury to a regular. Thus the elder Tsrhiulln. . Lake, Sun. DIMagglo, although having played Ivy, (ivill, only a dotrii games this season, I'cnniitglim. Ht. appears a good hot lo form the tlulli", HI. A. opening picket line along with Ted Allen, (ivill Williams and Hum DIMagglo, both lllpp, IH 1 I of the lloslon Itril Bo*. Mynti, Ctrl. I DIMag, an honorary appointee (Im pel, HI A. by Dmidieau, has captured tho at­ Lichens, Dll tention of the fails throughout the Hlngei, tiv-ll. oat loti with his electrifying per­ Itolieits, IP L. formances since his return tn the Karplnski, Ht. 1 lineup. In 12 games he bus batted Harry. Han. In 111 runs, hit five home ntna and Dunncy. Del,. curved enemy pitrhlng for ■ .360 Brinlci. Oil. loilllng average. Iliirke, (ivill. Ilrtieniiiir. DeL. YF.STKHDAY’H STARS Calaldii, Ran. Koaaidli, Ht. A Ily AHHOCIATKD PRE0H llrnrrleu, I ’al. Phil Cavarretl*, Cuba—drove Fernando*. Is-e. home five runs nn two triple-, Ilnllmau, Ran. double and single to feature Chi­ Davis, Orl. cago's 8-fl first game victory over Herniteiu, DeL. Pittsburgh, flocked two-run hom-r Marchrsuno, Del. to clinch l>-(! second gnme triumph. Malek, Del.. Art Hnuttcmnn, Tlgera—RllowThompson, Lee. ed only four singles In pitching Noriega, Drl. Detroit to |-(l triumph over ChiDunne, lief, nago in second game of double Matte, Han. headev. • Judy, Ht. A Halgado, I'll. DI.IVEM WINS MATCH Itapp, DH HTOCKTON, Calif, July I I tlarhas, DeL. (A'l-Koly Poly Ed Oliver of Be­ Dmler, (iv'll. HrtHnak, Oil. attie won the second ennutl gen­ Vic lor, DeL. eral llllarln C. Moncado Stock- O 'H A R A D O U G IA ^ F G R A H aM E , G8L All-Star Nine FASH - - Midnight Show / HAT, 11:,1ft I*. M. THK SCREEN Thla Ftrture Ho Creepy Amt a ra n w* WII (live A F f*a Pass Tn Kvcrynnr That 814a Through The Hull re Hhow To Hre "DANK PAST" O r Thur. July 21st. ' Robinson Battles Weight Problem » For Title Fight THE HI. -O N " i o n G-Man roily poll) outfielder, upped wf f l * * (,,r fourth place 101I over over the in wh'ch nearlyfor as mueh i. Intiv lolly . H tne nail pan week week, to ,ntercjlt »ttraetlng „„ thr wrJlp flrBt F IE L D AND I team has hrnt all season In tha ■— . 1 1 Inver the class man ruling of -rial) Sanford* Jim Jnne* main- President J. M. flutter's ruling for rr llir Sanford (rants dirkmrn. at- the Dodgers without penalty. H A V IN G o n B A T ES T SEASON OP MS C A R EER B O T H //V Buddy Lake, the Veteran | , fw . I t ! ) nford nllcher, has lu-en pilot-. « JliU l / I I Infe the Sanford Huh, ainrn (iruli- r i 1 a had extended their margin tv ‘ hen’ names— ltljrBr.it span an} Batting Average ‘%r&"'SL>t ».m S 2 U { |i.M IllllC Io A M . OF.ATS H r u *•!*** Florida State League Averages (*-F League Star« Defeat Albany IIY AHHOCIATF-D I'KKSS Tin- (leiirgla-Ftnrlila League allSlars won an errnr-mai red H-d thilller from the leage leading Albany Cardinal* In Amerlcus, Oh ., yesterday. A crowd of more than 3,000 fans was in a holiday mood as the Otars and Cards put mi the annual show, I With hatting power a* their main weapon, the Stars pounded nut fifteen lilta off four Albany hurlei*. Afield, the stars looked more like a nightmare than a dream as they hooteil eight chances. The pressure told on the Kcdhlrds, *l*n. as the hoys from Albany kicked four. Albany's hit­ lers got eight safe blows, all singles. SlK'htloHH (golfer IVaioPH IJnkH (tame ton good will open golf event geeterday. Ills score for the two«4iy. 86N q HIT GAME hole fairway merry-go-round was MEXICALI, Mexlru, July t l — an eleven-under-par 129. worth WP)—Irv Coutt* pitched a no-hit. $600 of the $1500 puree. no-run haieliall game last niiht aa hi* Mexicali team defeated Ihe Joe Loul* fought fl I prefeaalon- Ban fc rn w dlnn, Calif, dub 7 d fight* before he rtUrad. 28 to 0 In the Class C Hunset league. of them for tho heavyweight Coutt* retired t8 men In order M o re walking a man. Only twn map mac had flrt on walk*, ft waa Coutt* fourth shutout of the v«i* ■on, bla third In a row. A' \ I I V < t » I ' MI DI IN IIU LAST TIMES TONIGHT “THE LIFE OF RILEY S T A R R IN G w i l l i a m b r n d ix A not her ittiimif <»i — AllDKD— "ACADKM V AW A HUM" HIND A HDNfi OF TIIF. WKHT" PAR AM O U NT NKWH TB® Stars was Heip idlrhlng liy Honide Nei-t**" -moI J ’t Peccarelll of Viddosl 1 lobii Hanford of Am*’'inis, ni"i t'siil Jav and llarrv ..............,|, , ( ---I (Verarelli M U N IC IP A L PAUK 8:15 P.M SANFORI) vs. GAINESVILLE :Sn SPOUTS IN BRIEF ■368 266 liy I, | ™ * 5* “5 “ ■261 •2f'ft 2f'J Californian Wins Minor Leagues V o t e IT. 8. Hearing Title On D raft Meeting an annual player draft meeting. plon for a *ncnnd year, Tha cltilm now draft player* from Paul II. Mac Greatly, Jr., of lower league by mail or telegraph. San Marino, had a 74-puiat lead George M. Trautman, president ami a total of 708 contest mllea when the 16th National Soaring of the National Aaaorlatlon of Baseball Leaguaa Contest wound up yesterday. Tha Prnfaaslonal 1047 mint. Richard J. Carney, 22, (the mlnore), announced the atert WANTS TO RUY TRIER GUNNISON, Colo,, July It-O P ) of Weston, Mass., finished sec­ of the hellotlng on the new pro­ ond. cedure. He recommended a trial —A Colorado rancher would like No record* were broken In tha of tna draft meeting idea, nlne-day event, whieh waa. ham­ Tha big drawback of the curpered on at viral daya. . iby un­ i - i . - m- rent ■yelem la that It Ukaa about favorable weather for i " . lwo weeha, ThW proposed draft There wero no nerioue _____ . "mSbiwhi1 Mac Cresdy la a Vale graduate aaaalon would be a two-day affair eontlnulng atudlea at California —preceding the Natleaal Associa­ Institute of Technology in Paaa- tion convention, which la scheduled each year for the flret Wednesday QVilli He grabbed an aarly land In In December. Trautman said he txrwriWJ ‘n the soaring contest and teat II only once, F, B. Compton, 14. Pi know the reeulte of the voHnj Ly H it ml, Fla., mint aiioad of him July 8, Compton’flnkahad fourth. Air Bacratary W. Stuart ivm AHHDI I 'T K U PRESS -. — - . ItDKHK IIAC1NO NEW V o I! K - Palestinlan f|4.60) whippet Caput, which had laid rialm lo the lhrea-y»irold ehampionshln. In the $60,000-. lidded Empire City Handicap ■# Jamaica. CHICAGO — Cnlumet Farm'd Duchess irurnea* Peg reg I$I6,(»). i * id ,ou|. itwo-yearw io iold daaghter of WhlrlawRjr. wort the $60,004).added Arlington I j « sli< stake* at Artlngtoti Park lit a photo finish over Baby Comat. ARCADIA, C a 11 f. — Peditrea ($3.10) won the $60,000 waiterner at the Hnllywbod Park inift* Ing at Santa Anita tn 2:01 for the mile and a ijdarter. DETROIT—Roso Bad (# 19-80), won tha $20,000 added llM ta ln f handicap at Detroit Pali OCEANPORT, H. i r hick ] $ M OO), whipped ured Rlppey In the Rumi dicap at Monmouth PMl PAWTUCKET, i L($0.00), won tho IIOJM Governor’a Handicap ranganaett Park after "T h « r# 's to ts n o n to to ll you.< |H 4« M f l M M M # « M I I N i y . W g n t H M IT T i{* lii Inler-e'jy team • k . * prelude to Public Unha Golf U N I ,l MB# H m i- It'$ *hoit|h*fiiln«a$ lik e t h ii that mSKi* r m r p g r t y , U se neighbor* thoughtful o f you. I t nllowa other* to e # U a # d free * the lin e fo r incom ing cell*, t • . . ’ * ‘ ¥ A N Y of awe iwMemeri deitfrw d i / i m t t y p * • / eerWre w hich ere not gerterai/y m m iUbU mmv— m ch aa i m liv U M Umt or hco-Mrtv llmm wrWc*. We Aeva e Horn end we’re nk OOt^ te fe m U H th e �T- «' '•''!? ' T T T ' r T H F flA N T O n O H C T A f .P . S A N F O n t) F I O R tO A M O N D A Y J U L Y 11. 1949 > Legal Notices FOR S A L E C itr u a T ra v a fo r Y a rd MOTirn o r h u t k r ' i m ai .r NOTICE IK IIK ItK Iir UIVKNi P la n tin g r i e * o f fn r * c ln « u r o a n d a a l , e n ­ te r e d bjr i n , Mu I k , o f rh e t ’ t r r ilH C o u r t o f l h . N in t h J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In a n .l f u r K r m ln o l, t ’m .ii. Florida, on l h , . I7 ( h iln y o f Hamlin, Parson Brown, Pineapple, Temples, Limes Jun* !••». In a mrinln rmmn (•slween C. H Horner, <*.>mplulnnnt. nnd Mnrle M II ams. dsfend* SANFORD FRUIT CO. A fl l . lo L O N G .( -i- HOUK hows of •sis, on Miiud.r, iha lat Clerk of lh , circuit Court In and x lu n e rs i»f Jr u i ' u - u ("iM tn tr K lo r * day of Atiaual, l»»». ill that car. for V.dustn Counlv. Kloilda »» tils , W ill I • • a 4%•- l'l«|« lit th r • I f t k ' * ' lain irnl ratal, allualr In rtrmln- r»< ,l|*l of p.oof ..t iiulilicnllon of < f i l l e III Ilia* I ' . ,I v I I . I I I - I ,1 H « n V |«( g oto Count,, Florida, described aa hi. nolle, o( liitm i to resistor f. III. n i l »•! li ef* .i * .. .1. II,,. I .. 11, . \%lu g follow.: , thr followlna flclllloua nain,. 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I •4 llt l u m a . • .• | • i, , v. x li v e C IIKNIIV IIAItlllKON > | | T | C K i rii* I M T I ’ V T T il III No.man A Knulhorr I S t n i lt i. r l*.i i ., uK ». • t lo Aliornn for a|.|dlcnnl I I •’* |.»»uual». T H I C l. T T i n C H N AJilK |.« • - - as• . •a tth '» ‘ o m p ll'a n c , '«■ F lo r id a K t n t u t r . u n d e rs lK h e d w i l l r r n ls t e r n a tio n Ih a th # n il. w it h Une Caromnle SOFT Ghmn and Hfffh Luattr KI.OOR and Dec*. Quirk Drying. EQUIPMENT Enamel LARUOI.OID Enamel and Varnish All In Attractive Color*. .N n T li'K IS I I I ! 111*11 Y H IV IJ N t l t . n l W e lllfe* Ma| «• a . i i r .i R i In iHlollli'aa n l -'IK H o i l l li ( 1,1 It \ \ P l i l l i H.Mtfi.t.l ' K l ' " 1( 1.1 <111. 1*1 li lt II. n i l ...... Ii. (lit.* *'1111.1. I.M I'I.C .M K N T i« » .((..I Ilt .it We ll i l e l i i l t.i i r g l a l r i «.il«| fiatne p u iM iiM iil In th e i r n i i n n f l h . F I. n h, tu t.I II \ Ml • l( «•» N a m e S t a t u t e i t * | i a | i l e r :'ii!»:..t | . t l r . u . i i - l he ( lenw n n f K lo r l. l* I.. i h f i.r i* m . .‘he II......I *. w it h th e I ’le tU ..f th e O t i i i l t f u . h i I * |e , I i u % in .I o f H em lttu le l o i i n l y , K lo r M .t |il flu . f f e i • I A I » \ \| N K W MAN • Iu ‘ i l u t e i . ~i II \ N E W M A N . SIS J it i i .I I I A M 'M M A N . .Ill • • .............. . • • I.Y V i: \ \|» \M H | ht I’RONfc T I tP ¥X*M V/*fi7 th ian t .»f i ‘.*i m i I« j .lit I \ Painters Who Guarantee RatfsfaetUi. Kaa Ua For ATI Your Glass Needs II • I 'I'*, • m ill te llV e fV «• »•• • . SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. ★ ★ i lie fu i I a*gal Notice I II I . . ill I •• | •( I .« .11 (.. IM ll.lt. U XX .. || t t„ (., .1 [ ill t illn u , * | | f % 11. I h |... U l . f l » » ,.(: S, mu ut l l l - l *41. * . I in .I A lllT II HIM .\'rrr'". r e e l,, | x , ••«1,• ' • • m .T r r k annu al u ic llu u .. . . i , r * o f T h , H n n f.n d n u , i l . r v t l i , l d In l h , o f f h . I T I. ’ 1 I I . r a i d in H n n fu rd At ' • t. * U -lFtN . .r Ij ■ t^4> . _rto *11. | . I . . . (II . ‘ i l l III I h lI- ( ,l,#* t r u t i u H r l l i i i i Ill*" * .' •K It H i l i 'Y f t n t j •,, , " ' * * t iv <ioiii'"N h im s I .Kill Mlltl Km r e l a r v M m fu r.l .|.($l.|#* .af fr9-•!••!•+ + ■!•+ + ♦♦♦♦■♦ * •"i ( u l lld t r '»r ••.»-*'#l • (I »» . ' F I lie (IMFlt .• .r.l Huh i ★ ............. . .1 • .. *4 1 f|..u | from 11»(* ' i- ut |i»> IU |»(.l»t 410 Sanfprd Avenue It i r dlF | .. *I*I- |»$<* BUMBY & STIMPSONiNC. t n i l .a n u l l | ' •( U «»t*l •«• IH I K i l H l t ^.1 1 til IIIII t * V I lllloll# -•lulmd U I M ill N I* l . t ’ IU M ’a l l '«*ii| 1 . i r l n r ; * | Far i Vi .4 I r a » S a lia w ta a .a .a a aM My .a . W a s . Ada aaVU ahad la T I . a a fa .S M a r a t /i M«a a ta ia* aar ’Mm h ■a# aa* Uaa I ,M a a I l a a a ' ( r a a t tta a l a a t r r i , , HaMA ( a m m Mia iaaatttaa V iv a w m m (a tlia B aa. i s M aafc ta a a aaa% PHONE 148 (Vaa. ■. I < J . t a r (Aa w H S M a r a a a C r a 1 araad a a. ^ a v a a l ( v a a * a a a t, 2 la ll a f M l a iS a taM afcaaa Am * . | la r a t a r a tm .b la a a a a a ia a d a . .la a I I . a A a a r lfia i la a ia a v lv d la aa y a v a a ia llr . l a ard a a l a , aa la r a a d .f Ih a haal y»aalh lr a-avUa, a ll W a a l Ada Btaal I.. •a a a , aHIM a a lb # Aay halara a a M In tM a a . a a M ly aa Is a r a A la la l, •— a r r a r , la yaay ad. I I a. dfa M u a l ha raava aslb la l a . •a ,a uaa TH E SANFORD H ERALD ’k _ I— FO R K E N T — 1 4 ROOM apartment, new refrlgerWfator. * window,, hot watar. Only rallablt parties. Takarh Apartmanta. Phone 1274-J. SECOND floor apartaiaut. unfuTnlahad. 10SS E .T tlT itra V L v f )r u R N is s te ment. (la, atnva. Adult, 2300 Mallonvllta. && 4 ROOM apirt’mefit. Aptly Elm_ Avenue. JrOR only. ift R E N T ^ -j VERY attractive Spanish home. 3 ENJOY Sunday dinner si l.aoey’u , bedrooms, living room, dining 76c also week days. Lunches A j ’ * E x p e r t w a l e h '1 r i'p ii ir u iB , t i . F o llo w s , l l o m a ! room, fireplace, w a s h ro o m , short orders. S h o p , I7 .H I K u n f o r d A v o . I ' h o n o l t>eautlful lot, exclusive neigh-1 , h Inch Emerson Attic Fun 24! II4 3 -J . I Imrhood an extraordinary valun inch two speed .•il.oln'.ii witli N K S V Iln > .fs , It . m f r . ' p a l l i n g A I at great sacrifice for lulok sale. flimr roliim. 20'V off. p a in t in g , I ’ h o n e I l i d - M . | Apply 641 Pliimmta Drive. San­ Itnndall Klectrii tin. A L L T Y I'E S o f b iilld o ie r w o rk , ford. F l a . _______ fL S. Navy T-Shirts IHr r e a s o n .O d e i. . I t ' s . F r e e e s t i m a t ­ b e d io o m s , lia th , C O fT A O E — 2 Tarpaulins, nil sires es. I in h i I E . t l a r p e n t e r , I ' h o n i la r g e l i v i n g d in in g c n m lu n iitlo n , Have 62 Gallon by usini: I3V3-M. k itc h e n , c a r p o r t , o n 7 lo t I o - i A R M Y ‘ $ 3 ,7 6 0 .0 0 , $ I ,immi w i l l 106 ration, handle. SFKClAIr—6 room modern house complete In every way, on cor­ ner lot In desirable neighbor­ hood. 10,360.00 Terms. VtTATHR FRONT—» l aeres dmith of rn%d Geneva |o Lake Harney, 060 feat on lake and 1320 feet m ^F h N AV Y H lll t r i .l’X I ’,uni* N. Palmetto I'linni 1321 CO. i, |3,4i>0.1 179.60. ! M 'oteSS na 112Q. apartment, aultabla for Individual. SCRK e Me I) haKy I dltlon. Call 1231 fords. Park i II* ( | l i : i t T • * ! * *• *III |l 116I ll I 1 • Already I S°\ W. R. WllllsMa, Real Ava. Ap»ly I r s & M ii r wmd i urn TOO EHl. renI bad- A * 1 • c f n i ii l j. n l ' i *» h i i i ( • H i l l It I H 1 x. UH i »N. N il '• n » xi a It l* *.\ i ki \ M I N I IT* »N 1* '• x m m s i * ■ 1•• l e*.| X (Ml Ilia' !•••$•* » ,, |»# il 1 III | . •• • •»••(. . i.« H i r » r o . ' v ) l > > (4»lii|»lrlr . • .. f ‘t p l l l l l l i . l F Ill 1li o • oil i limf.iia* th** . ........ l i l t I I.Mi l • x l» IT * 1*. .••m l il.it o f I*. t • • ii i p i ii i i t » n i c i ■* lim it of i Hil l Miiim l . r t ii h t <a ».. i i t •$ ••$: *luwl ('M il ns I'H t 1.1*1 iVloM || | »l* ••it r . . f ' i i \ ..$. • « « | | | l.i* m u ! ••**••! ■ ■ ... !•».. 1‘..Ilf# ■• • u . i l i m l »• •• f o i . l i t r e |«. H|l|tf*.tl • >11111 i'll i j f h»*x | *1* 1 *•» ' M H tt l’l rl • • III 1 s III XX' IT.N 1 > S i i . v • • i a•1 a Iasi o f fl< 1 .1 • •*■i • a i l Mil* l / l t i 1 % , . f l l ||| l> , A I ' •■ 1 • 2* ■• • l ‘ I I I II Nl»* »N <• • 1•• i k f in nil • .. ( ii 1 l m i:a i . ' J+ + h+4'4”h»4•■(•H ++ I-+4 'illn ilvi mi k Ak i ' i | i I >.‘v r l u | l i n t ' l l t ,1 111.1 m i \ 1 oi 11 I'lmiiK 7*1 P ih 'y I J11 I 1 iil.in.lo. I'lu riilil i :--l"i' l -k :•+ + ♦ + + ♦ + + + ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < IIY HAY tJtrtTO Ph. 11 to i^-~r.0HT a TnuNi r - i i w jiw . W I'M v iim knve. W ZRTKD'.ISg A p t * puppy ~o~r m” rtasonablt, ( M t a i lh M b pra* Lost; June 10 • Yellow rat named Sandy. Kinder please contact Hoyar, Plantation Estates. Re I aear, 4 akoaU. k 1 X' lx • * n STEAM-LUX House Waihlug. Entire outside area Inrludlng screens. Free estimates. Phone _ collect Oviedo 2331. Nkliie, Silver, Gold Plating; Pol Ishing. Baby shoes and other keep-nakes Rronietl. DUNN’S PLATING SHOP, garage. N N to k Ittlllilo /r r Sanford Mater A Egpi. La 133 W. lat Btraat 1809-J.__________________ Wew 3 bedroom stucco on Mack house, nousa, Breesaway and am attached l.tn r Xi U DI N, V* XI A I I H I N + cycles repaired, lock and key work. No waiting—work filar anteed. H. W. Shuman. 3H» East tth. Ht., Hsrgprd, FIs (Formerly with Williams Fisil Behind Ynw.ll'a ITRGE apartmant, fraahly ■m ad, partially fnmlahatk Door, close In, • SlO Avo. A. K. Rosaattar, Phone ltt*W . Stanley-KofccTs .ti? ACRTYLKNR WELDING New Duplex Apart N"to hav yarty. 826t NEK N IN T H l l ' H h ' l At I ' t n r l M T . IN \ N I » K it f t M F M l M ' l . r I t H ’ N T T , r t .n lt ll'A IN 1 M X M T .H Y N«» , , Xhopl, homaa, business .acreage, sea yourfl— ARTICLKH K, An Strpilt .Realty Agency Oria R. ftkthlsux, Associate Highest cash * IH T * C, Sacend IPraal or gkeaa S L f f t ri K lili ■ ■ ■ FAINTS ■ ■ ■ Hardware ( 0. Ml|hlN»r- YflUNtfSTOWN O S ;, r e ' rs£ S u S ' DOZIER&GAY "R" Flat Clarinet, go.al mad........ . UT-lM.HH.eMH U p p o rlU n itlfH 606.00 rash. I’hone 1312-J. I MA KE If, nil I’ E ll iltllTH AT “GOOD AND IIA I." | HOME. Ilronilng llaby Shoes, 21 I S A N F O R D A \ K N I K t used 3 pc. lied room euitr$79.06 No experirnro Necde.1. Free !>»•I Slightly used 6 pc dinella 29 06 u lls. Kiklavl Co., *2111 W. ManI used Ire box 24.60 rbestei, l.os Angeles 44, CallforI used 3 pc. living room suite 19 96 mu. O /A R K IK K !KTA N IiK______ ls S ifltllRows. . _ furnished or unfundaltad to tba Y4 right party, 303 S. Park Lg. FurnIshe'd Aparti s ' Fur ; llr iiK • •«*itr »^r r?n* 1 " " m ATHKH OF HANFORD i* -' • SHOPPE IIIIA P K A H on mad—want offer. I'hnna 197 ''iillrc stork exclusive mlllilieiv .none i * i ()|H j #ft 5 p. M . FARM S—10 acres on paved road. t»i: «»• ____ tiled In good condition plenty »f FOR PAjNTKItH I»e.oratniw. Pa- __________ Phono . 320 _ or , water, gno<t house, want offer. | per Hangers............. speeint Nervicen — \ 2 j I*. M. Work I ' * —40 Acres, 32 tiled exception- j IHIH-J after ally good farm, fair house 113,CuarBntrrd. No Job too large or i 000.00 — 18 acres on West First; •'«» small. Estimates cheerfully1 Expert Radio Repairing Rtreet, go.al modem house wniit given. | breil Myers, 311 K. 2nd. 8 t offer.—2 small houses on l acre I NOW IN STOCK - A V A IL A III.F .' V E N E TIA N IIL IN D R made to orof ground on paved highway 3 S i FOR IM M E D IA T E D ELIV E R Y | dor. Seminolu Venetian lllio'ij miles fnim Post Office, I I . - , FACTORY KKR UILT SINGER I Co. 820 W. 3rd. St. Phone 800.00. , .. SEW ING M A CH IN ES IN A LL ) M62-W. FRED W. RENDER. Realtor MODELS. GU A RA NTEED . I NEW FI.CDRH s u r f a c e d to perfec ST. JOIINH ELECTRIC CO. Room No. 2 Phene 1611) lion. Old floors made like new. Find A Magnolia Ava. Florida State Hank Bldg. v iniN>iing, cleaning A waxing. Pm table power plunt, 22 yrur ZKI.LW OOD MUCK FARMS | POWER LAWN Mower nr will experience In Seminole County, Sale or rent—now Is the time lo ­ trad.' for hand mower. Phone 1037. II. M. Gleason, l-akr Mary ur range for farm land In Zell l ,.r~ — SEE UN FOR wood for 194(1-60 season. 636.l>0 RADIO-PHONOGRAPH-Recorder, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING down, balance like rent, f a il I perfect condition. 6100 under list AND TYTING Courtney. 76 E. Colonial Dr • Price. Call 308.W. 1_______ CREDIT BUREAU OF Orlando. Phone 2-2471. j ' GOAT M ILK HANFORD N tCE ci*an 6 ro^m bungalow and i R FlmneJlO-W *. IIS N. Park Phone 186 several extra lota nicely land- j New ( ash Raglstkr and scales, OfiLAhltTG Horning Sentinel. Or ■cajied with plenty, , of fruit | cheap. Phone 1433-/.______ Undo Evening Star. Call Raltdi treat. Can be purchaaiM on vervt GLADIOLUS beautiful g l a d s , Ray. 1166-J. la n u a.. ■ j cut fresh every day, 86c per lor. doien and up. Wa grow thiem GALL 617 for Battery, Generaior and Ntar>er xervlca. Hwaln'* Aaaoclsie for your pleasure. SlO W. flth. Battery Bervlce, .101 W. Furt Midi. St. i Ht. VA iftaiii OU* For—GlA AU l»V AnSH S IF i i o o H k o , gorch. ro1 .1. ROOFINCJ, Roof Cament LA w MH o ^E R S sharpened. Id P house located 160.00 par i Robert A. Wtl a t Artlrlcii hir Sulc' —fiiju. xVliltK WANTED —9 ENtate For Suit—II Tfcar* .« SO h o llo yols. Is. hosts a , h a ils .. , 1h.s D O Z IU AND CAY fA IN T t Thai • b a c w w D M , (A IM T i s w 4 t is lh , in v lh lo , n*. . 1*4 sf w ,|tk i« fn p n w .li.f lo bo .« ,* |s 4 .n u ll h . plo.io d w .lk I k . p i n t lo o ' S poo l, 0 It f , ' j( # III Jf \ r iiF f i i t n n H ER A I.U Want Ada 1 . . . IV Y - D R Y M a im I’.iln ip fc ii. in In . ^o .. lunik nil Ilia travel* in Hie I n Kant, In ii KtPnt *"i|i(ie .i ent, belteve.l In have l» tralln i III IN. I I I A—HohI »' an d ........... nix NICKS PACKAGE STORE "SanfonTa Lending Paint A GUm Store” 117 So. PARK Fret Delivery PHONE 90S wh.i I h. Mi POISON i" l lo a • •h * in . ★ O P T O X 1 K T IU S T I • r « r in n itiir il . IllM a M f ille d lliio r * n i i . I A sa I • V - lf %M o u lt % • * l<>MNI IlM Ak M id * C h i.n e 11Ht I el I u - IX t IT 4 • l l l \ I..I | • M. th e . . I I I , S a n f i.t .1 | * | .. i i .I • fm I tlu k rr, 74 y ru r old nrmo •I I* II. . I..I 111 II It i"..iiiiiii* WHISKEY WINE RUM -GIN *rrvin»t» 1 .Mod horn Satiir.lny, will I •• 104 ( . M HoH - I 'H oup 2.14-11 Al W eIicd— P hong filB.R Kunernl Dr. ( ’. L. Persons • 'll . I I I 1. 11 1 M in i h (jcttie Baker, Negress Died On Saturday | lit l!:00 o'rlo. h llo if.d m i i itonn at tho C'litindi ..f t. •it ..•! • H lrkory Avrnur. Mo-.-h and > '" ll I itro in chotifr .if uiitinuont.dii| l.p tilr lla k fi wn. l>o. n ... K<Ibc . a t e r .t iz . U H lh iii: ii .- w , , . of firl.l, S in IHTf. i- -o n : • in |..«iin.I- T i» L •. I,.,,. h llllt \ t d I.v k iip dntiFlito.. Hlh. M ic | Ill h i i - * i l l !• m|. . ..iu lu >if llltl m^ m 0»« M SUMAC li.i lut t lu |l t ( t l . | . | |. ,, •i a ir VVoo.lil.lc; font lil.dh.'i and ..... . l i l t / S i.lit. hin*, dry up re l.*.i-i (.»• ,i.,t |.« - - l i f e nlatcr; two ^rnn.l. Iiil.li.u. and B W gWtdlilrra qu irkt,.,«f,l,. MU.IK. *11.1 T . I. X ,1, • |t It -In lin e.’ Blent Kinndrhdd.rl!. ..ltd I I I Mul T l ie i iu .•*«». ’ . , tll.tr. a III t.i .. ,. ,|.. »••• • *11111 In number nf dlatnul t.d.iliv.v. It CMBOYD-COMPANY, a PACE F»YK a *- To M f ,I Nrw Floriitn Kinnnriiil H<t|i,<n*diili.y Law W l . l l YHni.UKRS SHARK IN T IIF . PROFITS THAT'S Why Thaunand* • Call Us For A u ction . s .h l L IA B IL IT Y INSURANCE Polnlojp* R U N fo r . A U T O M iM flo a c ti Y O U GOOD P A IN T COST LESS T H E IMitillc M .t.te r P A IN T E R S T E L L IN sell h la n ,,i f.h * . t r.0 t t 0rn fn,J ! : ? ^ J,u ' V ' - , ' l'I u i m T ^ V o i . r ! ^ C o u n ty . I »•!.». •’ iw ite , I lls l i f c i l Phone 11.17 (5 0 0 1 ) I lh , ■ - ___________ i.OST—pocket book containing health card, shot record, $67. NfL Jack Ketter, Rt. I, Cameron City Store. L o s t —One pair Ray-Band inn Phone 732. •* • * ’M * . t �State Legislature T ern Governor Jester b Found Dead On Train do it with. Tha poll-answsrad bp only half the tsglslatora— showi --------- a Senate 1 acruia-the-board slash the Cabinet ni*da was proper. Aa if In reply, Rap, Bedenbeugh of Columbia declared the "so tol­ led hujte appropriation* bill "was | written by the leglslature-iiot the | Governor and Cabinet. ■ Benator Banchas of Live Oak went evpn further. He said the Cabinet ihouldn't iller«-^o>i d Hi* I legislature's spending anthorlratlona. “ When we patied a hill tilthoriitng the exiiendlture* of ap* proflinately 150,000,000 for public I Legal Notice a s r o i T o r c o a u iT io x o r "t h e n r i i i a i a .tx K o r o v ie d o o r OVIEDO IN THE ITA TK OK KI.OMIDA at t h e a o i K o r nusiNEas on j v .t r aa. tern. ASSET* r» » h b a la n c r w it h o th e r hanks, in c lu d in g rtaerve b a la n c e s , Mint cast! Itema In pruceiu of collection .... . ......... ....... vote of 15 to 8 In favor of raising the 160,000,000 to aupport the ap­ I n l t t d A l a i n U u e e rn in e n t u tilis a tio n * . d ir e c t e n d propriations act In full, but the guaraiitalrt .....~........ .......................... —................ House only 26 to IT In favor. It I m n . end dsecounta (In c lu d in g t N one o v e r d r a l lia n a p re m la ta o w n e d 119,111.IS . f u r n it u r e Indicated a limited ialei tax will and l l i i t r a a 111. I t i l l ............................................ be acceptable to the Serial#, but TOTAL AHHKTH .................... ..... . - ........... have a rough tlma getting pa*t M ANILITIES lia m a iid d e i'u a ll* o f In d iv id u a ls , p a r in s ta h lp a , and the House. i r)r|i(iral>*na ........ .......... ....... „..... ................. Member# of the so-called ec­ T im * dauualia o f In d iv id u a l* , p a r tn tr a h lp a , a n d HoustonL’ Texa*. July I I — c o r jm ia ilu n * ....................................................... .......... onomy bloc claim waita and ex­ ( f f ) — Beaufort! H. Jaster, 56. ser­ I» p n x lta o f U n ite d H ta la s O u r a rn n ic m I In c lu d in g travagant* In uperatlnn of tha p o s t* ! a tv ln g a l ....... ........ ...................................... ... ving hi* second term at governor government, and maintain that l>#poa|i* o f H fa ia * a n d p o lit ic a l a u b d lv la lo n a *..{ lie p n a lt* ' l l h a n k * .......................... .................. ... of Tcxai. who found dead in hit If it wera eliminated and expendlCm lia r d e p o a li* ( c e r t lf la d a n d o ff lc a r a ' c h e c k *, at tures held to their preaem ;*val ilcrping berlh here today. the State wouldn’t need any mora H it office at Austin raid the money. governor left theie last night to go “Cut nut the dead wood," I, to G alvtilon for a physical check­ their frequant battl* cry. I 'liiilv lila d p r n lH * ................................... ............ ....... ................. ........... fille t up. He had planned to spend sevSenator Mathew* of J a c k s o n -_____ _ ___ T O T A L C A P IT A L A C C O U N T S I I ttt.O t tra l deyt on the west coast testing T n T .U . L IA II1 L IT I R S A N D C A P IT A L A C C O U N T # 1.(S t i l t I I vllle, on* of the leading advocate* | fltata and ahoubt therefore become • T ill* tank a capital cunatata u f i of new tavtnua,. came back Sat-1 a part of our Stale pmgia from the heavy duties during the ( \ i mui.'S atnrk with tntal par valua of aSo.400.09 (itday with a challenge fur lligin gardlasa uf cost." Cunllim* HEHOEANDA just-closed 5 1it legislature. Aastla jj) * it|» d o r a a a la n a d to s e c u re l i a b i l i t i e s a n d to answer "what dead wood ahuuld! liiwlng of their plans will f..r i . ' i . t r p u r p o t e t ... ........................... ........... ........ ..................... lll.a s o .O S Lieut, Gov. Allan Shivers will lit rut o u tt" I troy mir system of fie* I. C h a r i* * O B h a fle r, o f th a a b o v e -n a m e d b a n k , du s o le m n ly s w e a r succeed Jester lass than seven He and hla cohorts cits flauras! prise," ha declared, u .a i tn e above s ta te m e n t la tr u a . a n d I h a t I t f u l l y a n d c o r r e c tly r e p r e ­ sent* th e tru e s ta te o f th e e e v a ra l m a tte r s h e re in c o n ta in e d a n d a e t to show that g l percent of that Senate President Hiarklit months after the Corsicana lawyerf. - .t j -- .ha b»et o f m y I r n c w M e t t n d b e lie f fpsn.nnfl.nno appropriation# for cd- " I am firmly convinced that Correct-Attest CHARLES O eH A fFX R stockman started his second term oration, health and welfare, ermuent can and eliniiM t B. r . W HEELER •• governor. Shivers alio it serv­ HAROLD WARD JR. The "economy bloc" Idta haul at public service" In inch fie! It. W. EBTEB ing hit second term. administrative expanse It claims education, nld age asslatam * Director* are excaaalv*. It advocates ulm lie hsalth, nubile wclfate an. d ia l* <j [ F lo rid a . C o u n ty o f S e m in o le . a n Justice of Peace Tom Maes f n .11, Ml nnd a u b a c rlb a d b r fo r a m e t h is S th d a y o r J u ly , 1S4S, And tiling salaritt. servallon "In ntder for Hu said lha governor was believed to I h e ra tiy c e r tify th a t I a m n o t a n o f f ic e r o r d ir e c to r o f O il* b a n k . The new r#venue advocates say of Florida to meet such oliliK ' T. L. LINOO. have died of a coronary occlusion, that is only a relative email part additional ravenue le necess N o ta r y P u b lic v ly ri.n tm la a lo n a a p lt s t A u g u s t IS, 1SS1. B un d e d b y H aas. B o n d in g a blood clot. Dr. H. L. Evans, of the tntal, and If all adniinltHut from Senator Davis <>f k lne.ir*t,c* t „ tratlve spending wera allinlnated Ison mints: "It it about tit surgeon on the staff of the South(H E A L ) ■ ____ ____ the Stats Still would need mnr# give the pat son who pays I he tin Pacific hospital, who tsaminmonsy to continue operating its soma degree uf consider#!! Hlia Acs user Voted fas Acquittal faces Now Trial ed the body, declined to say. Maes public tervlcei. believe that the leechea liar said he thought Jester bad b«*n Tha no-naw-tax group argue* their day and now w# * At Hll fA IM In Westminister, Md , Whittaker Chambers (left), admitted former Cum|uunlel agent, receives “If the State la getting by now j settle down to the Ihnutrl the newi that tha Alget Hiss trial |ury had bean dismissed atlei lepmtlng themselves hopeltssly dttddead four hours. on what It has, why can’t It get good hard business Tne locksd Chamber* was the chief accuser In the oarjury trial I'oitman of the lury that was discharged altar Jitter had been 1)1 with food by for the next two y ta riT ” 'owes no one a living." having the case for 2H hours, Huberl E Jamas (canter) leaves New Ynrk’e federal Court following trial. poisoning during the lest days The other tide recall* that the The letter waa a membet of lha utluoilty in lh* S to 4 deadlock lot convlilluis Continued In I5.Q0U ball of legislature. Apparently, h* had 11147 Legislature didn’t cover all by the court pending a nsw trial, Alger Hiss (light) told newsmen; "1 have nothing tn say." (International) racoverad from that. Its appropriations either, ami a Pullman Porter Charlie Jlmmarrapidly-growing Stats ha* been con found the governor’# body *1 «f Ciingies* III his January reHtHNfTTS living for two ycari off wurrimt 7;ft0 A. M. whan ha want to purl—di-tuutuls which Congress reserves that now are almoet exJastar waa ra-alacted two yaari lius lurgely ignored. lUeallaaaa rtnm r » , iieai hauitrd. awaken Jester. Now dead fur certain, they In. , f t,mm paae Uaei j Rep. Dowda of Putnam, a leader’ taxpayers To do other Ing majority Most were i ot drastlr. They in clnilrd xljindliy price mid wegH * ualnre and nf so extensive a nay, ousted eluded public works plmming, Iml luntrol milimrlty; alloeaiUm nf calculated h; Inter- uf the economy bloc, called on the | run the real danger of n rvildent and nut more puhlls works: the llinii scarce iNutcrials; extunsluii uf ii-tlng with tliw supply mini dlsfrl- Cabinet Budget Commission to do | possible the carrying on :la took of- 1 nan farm plan; eipnmdun uf |„,jm , controls nnd llinliill- Iniihut nf food ami water, fuel or ns duty and cut back spending I n 1 xential functions uf gu\ rm, Jan. M l,. Sixiesl Senility mid Jot,li*kir |my niciil-phin hiiylttg ctirhs; icgnlu- lllflit, <>r witli the means nf loco-1 ln(«t available funds. But be laid ! And so the argumenl | extended til henefils. tu deprive the romnsuiiUy , n« didn’t think the 20 percent it will gi-t hotter as tin lion uf K<»iu mill other rniiiliMid- I unitiIon, i i t u H i il ia t f a ii ll m l t i n r l l n n n f tlim __ » , ■ „ , ^ ■■ » »■ --- ■■■ red his Idea i tlrlsl* ni'tliiii Isn’t hi,ctl«*«ll Mi 11V cxchitiigen til mill, lufhitiuu, •" «'>y substantial portion oi me. Nt-llht'i wit* lliara ........ n„, icnmiiiiiiilty nf the essentials of •J m**1* Tinman Mil,!, lieniusv the Ills molni’l umy still Is Milling uml hmillhy guvernmeul bulldlllK iinliiil i nil LI®, | ivarnor was. Jt |,it „ H o m i n g unmial out plnnts when privult, cnpltnl fulls, " lie may by proclamation de- , ***l® r ’ pul of "well nhuvit glHHlJMMIJMMl, I ■line Unit a state of emergsuev off lea. poll" In n few years, he pi e d it tcr liHiid, llu- 1'iesl- exists, uml the stoppage uf wurk ]* * • ue«C tl)i That la one-fifth higher than i,where ntai i«a fur on mi (ixlriislva scale In the por( ig Jastar ra today’s mitiopul production. uf fedei ul pump- {nf l.nniion, having In Ills majesty's j"llut there la nutliliig henlthy priming um, ur Instunre, the pm - 1 nplnlnti cimstiluted a slat# of cmlie tha real more unemployment ot leni pumuIh ,,f ciuilni Munny llb lim e ig ru ry within the maanlng of . prodocthni, Congress was told. .MuntJ ami Iher apuiiiiiiN of ilio the sold act, his majesty hat had himself, "Hurli tremla cun uml imml I, 'Xpntialun net of , deemed it proper liy pi original hm a loot* da-1 versed hv positive iirtlmi, pi to he in ti imI su-s-i I- Hindu In pursuance of lha said act » tho gover-1 i) for feilmul Intel • j nnd dated I t July 1U4D to deralload com-1 "tiur own people Insist • inlvlsms hnvu tolil ilare that a atate of emergency i he served | |),B inaliiltfsncc uf pmsii , lire an inoad un* exists." , and will not tolerate a de _ . fnghien tiLislnusH. | I.idiot Minister (leorga Isaaca *» cqnt»»t*d I aioH," | The I ’renldoHi hud kind words iidd Ihe ilimsa of Commons H I,H it| rCastftll. H I* The President '* Cniinell nf I’m tunny "Ini seeing’' tuelne**- men of a lotal dock fore# of 26,-' 'oaq com m it- 1 Kroimmlo Advisers, In nu aeemn- men who Im w shied uwuy from util) still aie Idle, despite govern* | You doo’l n**d to leave the wheel t# malt* a earau cruLar ol lha i unexpected i |mny|ng relinrt, was sntiiewhat spefiliation, held their stocks' mint denunciation of tha strike! IVaveler. Simply (old down the rear teat, and theta's yous ’ nf! W*" I i ' ■W M* optimistic In gi'iierul time of liiKh-prli-ed unit el in Is w iild irn - lllegnl ami Communist-led and] roomy, rteslshod bold...big enough for a double bed at vaca­ losltlon, Hie j},„n njr< 'friiinnn, 11 (mind the v, iitul In | despite the appeal* of leaders nf tion-time! "Mr. M l||le" says that on long trip* lha 125Vs’ inrent «f-ithe two unions Involved fur an . . . V I1! business uutlook reussuiliur. Hot wheel bn* is wundtriul. Ue never tu ftn Iron 'short c*r l*tl|u*', mi*e price cud to the stoppage. flee i.Vl run l" Ion," Isiinc* mi ul 112 ships a rt Idl* ton have I mid the stevedore crews uf sis ..i . . . . i,. "Wu may have the unique nnd 'nice with ships ate iimleriiianned. Tha numvirnnr—wItVi ...................... . lh|iddate iiiestuge' her nf men at worb It about " Mllljol lllfhit ii.Ji without 1I burnt, lie said. i* guidance’ /,"lllnlf ," 1'1 " fecesslon,’’ gicnt op-' Not only Is thN strike holding l I he ................ .. cooiltfll lepnMpiuihictlmi up in gently needed Imports, but niljiialliig I have been piling up In the two fit a senlcnce cetInin it al thu^ weeks of Ihe strike. This Is partbe nccluliii o f b u s in e s s . Mr, Tru­ lore,I pro- ih-idmly -mbiasslng to the govman look Ills slmid ngaiiitl uny , . lenmieni now. In the light of the major Increase In luxes. Mulntiiliiing volume In the riirient dollar crisis. ' Only estate uml gilt tax rates Within ininotrs afler lh# anS o rt H tn ry J. K tih tir, should he raised, he said, He ad­ ptcsen situation is lui titiiie Int-, ded that the transputtatlon tn* pnitnui Ilian muliiialidiig profit miunreinenl nf tha proclamation, I he unjy ultimate, I Tim soidlers, sent Into the area rates should be raised, he eald. ninrgms. " Our purpou hut alwayi lie milled Hint Ibe limiapoitntl'in soiitcc of HUsliLitmd ptorits Is tnsi week to nnloaii perishable lax oil goods should Ira wiped susimiicil empluyinent nnd pur-'foods, moved Into the dock*. leva to mnkt tht m il o f car# This supported a prediction by mil uml the "curry-over" of r o t i )? lM*w>,rIh t lyplral AmnUan family wanlt and needs, That’i uky u i designed concept should I London newspapers Ihat tha govlosses In corporation taxes should ....ii * , , , 'v,,ge policies Itiislncss ra n -, i rmneut Inlended to nut tho #mU lliieralixsii. and bulil our nrw K a litr Ttavtlrr. It h (He a n iu tr to tht 3-car problem o f bury, ______ ____. . . . _____ The expected tcsullsi ( A ) het- c t . ., .h lPI1!"1’"1""" ,l1" P‘*r* urgency rules Inin effect Immadlthrifty folk* uho don’t Ilka the bother and expense o f maintaining two itavR Indicated, In my vptnlun, ter profit prospects for Industry. . l u n " 1 W,u lk"r , 1 *» wltlmut walling formal gpdifferent kindi o f ra ti. I hope you treat your family la the thrilling experience proval by Parliament. |g got ao. Ul) a small net loss In federal i" ” 1 ... 1 ' , 1 111',' econdly. it I* assumed that rDvaniis*. In place of the thumpV n i1 I,l0ir ll,,ouW Th* ‘■•••Inot had warned Ihe o f a K a iu r Trawler demonelration real i r o n v * V , / _____ '* 4 striker* last week It would tek* d |g *r tn# producer th* better *"* ......... rporalloti rate* r * i f wage cutting. . emergency action If tha man war# quality of goods and the. v i V T " l, ch *!"’ not hack at work by today. IMf th# pric* to th# pubtlr* I * tcl^nt m HqiI In hi# January Clfdly. tt Is assumed th a t' *'<,<inurTJle mesiage and for which II Laaai neoomt beoome hi* becaits# ’ The President * * • " 0,1'T » month ago. of people have bean saving that a^ . g twcaiis# flailed at l«p"s- Executive W a s On Way For Physical Check In Galveston London Strike Clark’N Speech ConKri'ss Action . iotd iu J e . Wao^a'tha^Aa’ a hi^ Atltora b#ratti* they do n h*t°£' oT.,,1d/ r l * rV l ’ or lh h#tiqr g'"*1*’ i » •? »»• *hal In sum# In*• •••o p tio n , ere gt. Personally, 1 doubt If ' . irh toW th# commltts# ha w*"1 on government ,,co,,om>, •« the point Of CllUlng "essential national progtams" Ilk# defense nnd foreign aid. "Nothing could repreiant greater aconnmle folly," he said. " If w# tried to avoid a h.idgol deficit by cutting eaasntial i t Psodlturea, wa would aontrlbute to lower national output and low- (PosttsM.# i oea) tit luges sold, t„ „ rumi.pou,mid progrnm tills ),in f,,, rmveiiiniput mid relief In th,, iH'ctitded areas of Gt’iniany, Austria, .lopun, and llu1 Jtyukyu fhlittiilh, wu# i rut of 126,mill,mill below tha lim it, •approved figmc and | 76,1HK),0(>0 te” than the Army luid asked. LCA Chief I’aul Hoffman had requested HlUH.000,000 for the seonil year recovery program. The House cut this figure to 1:1,666,470,000-hut |H>rnmtei| that EGA Jo spend the mmmy In to and a half months if necessary. . A n d Chairman Doughton (DNC) of the House Way* and Means Commltteo cxprassad doubt that it will b« prartical to conalt er any pew tax legislation at this session of Congress, Doughton told reporter!, after a on President Truman,' that Ihe Executive’s recommenda­ recommendsChief Executive’* te I reduce ’ tions In hla midyear economic me**d I crlpplee will h* given "moil careful consideration" by hit coinmiitea, Earlier W. W. Waytuack, form­ er Atomic Energy Commission­ er, said ha baliovaa that the overall record of the commission "la one of every substantial Improvement rholesale and ITper cent at in the country’# atomle energy the threat of a lax Inrraaa# has nlppled liuslitesi. It looks Ilka this message gives butlntsi a green light." .Senator Taft (H-Ohln) com­ mented; "Ther# It nothin? new In Ihe program, except that h* ha* diopped hla demand for naw iticnnt* taxes, which always waa wrong." Hpaaktr Rayburn u ld rapsal of tha transportation la i on good* "will hit popular.’’ Hnwevar, ha would not attempt to it y what prospsets there are for ratling estate and gift tax**. He foresaw passage of the mini' mum wage Increase, a ferns Ml and extension of the rteipreet fmaph MlgllorW, New York thread satseaiaa, id * Ue Ihvelae ready I n a 117-mlla delivery its, Mr. Mlgllorlsl, U own la bawl a**s a* “Mr, Mlggle", load* *0 potutd canons Into tha TV*velar*t l * ml f t carp bald, (with mom I n 8 patteagen). Tha powerfeh 7A40-1 high ceatprmtioa Kaltw rngloa save* plenty al gaal trades agreement program. Converting the MlgUorlsi’e TVevsIer from a luxwiue* slx-pasteagar sedan to a cargo carrier I* a 10-sacoad Job. Ifera, little Ylchy, 6, already hat lh* Ullboud down, while frank it, 11, flip* up th* batch. Says Uutr fatbtr, " I chugs my Kabar Ttttsler Ha forecast lions# passage oi Social Security expansion but' MR tha nri noaal to Inrreata unemploy mrnt hanaflta raltts complice tlons. Rayburn *ev* hie view* follow i"g a president 1*1 confarene# Will neumoratle leaden teem Capita fftC T lS position.'’ (Weymack expressed hie views In n telegram to Chairman McMahon earning# (DConn) of ihe Joint SenateHouse Atomic Committee. The committee today entered its sev­ enth and last week nf hearing# Into charges of "incredlUe sm«Rtanagemant” made against the ‘f l : ^ \ «■&: M , a..}. . , ~ -J" . .-1*L \ * (,■ , 1 \ yT; > X \ 1 *. V n - M ra lo m - .. - 1>1) ■c-rs4usnMki.X:^.{pe»uSlrtt8.1.1,-jc Lm L lai 1* 1- , t ’ t v J * �r •V » e ! i Jfl Sr 31 3Tljp #an fn rd Ib ratfi AMERICANS WIN ALL-STAR TILT 11-7 : v<r„. •» • THE WEATHER la U t t t y T k m la H lreegtfc— T« P n tw l t M r « a at t u w « u > r « Pr w K i (W F r a g im W America i Clear to partly eluudy and * i r a through Wednesday Foealbly a fair afternoon thundershower*. L ight to moderate southerly winds. t o PrUuc* Preaterity fw S u ( « i _____ » v* IMS VO LUM E X X X X SANFORD, FLORIDA, 7 3 Plane Passengers K illed A nd 3 0 H u In F lam in g C rashes 13 Newsmen L o s e Lives At Bombay; 11 Die In Wreck Near Los Angeles • BY ASSOCIATED PRESS Seventy-three plana paisengers ware killed today and 30 others in­ jured in two airlina craibss on opposite sides of tha globe. Los Angeles police said I I par­ sons wars killed and 30 injured in th* flaming crash of a Standard Airlines plan* near th* summit of Santa Susans Pais. Theta were 48 perioni aboard the unscheduled C-46 flight. A few hours earlier 43 prisons, including 14 Americans- 13 of them nawipapar, magazine and radio iip o rtc ii-w tra killed in the crash of a Dutch airliner near Bombay. India. » Standard Airlines said the plane usually carriss a passenger load of 40 persons. Ths liner was westbound from Naw York City. Ths Los Angslts air route traf­ fic control bureau received the re­ port from the pilot for police aid at th* airport. On* of tha passangars, tha con­ trol bureau wa* informed, had bean badly beaten. Th# pilot s a i d ^ wished one o f th e .*# n »«••«*#■ , • ft'eaaft only-#' A w f Hits# later that th# sheriff received a call (lives Self U p By ASSOCIATED PRESS Pleasant summer weather w*» today's forecast for most part* of th# country, with temperature* around normal levalt. Thar* wer* aoma hot apola, howavar. It was hot and quit* humid In soma parts of tha South­ west and most of tha Gulf atatss and hot In tha Interior of Cali­ fornia.- Coolest tsmparaturas era In northern Naw England. Rain fall over Kansas, northern Missouri and eastara Iowa and th* northern Rockies. But there war* no heavy falls of rain In tha drought areas of Naw England, Naw Jersey and Naw York. Showara watted an area from Wast Virginia southward along tha Appalachians. Ths hot section covered part* 61 Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Taxae and Into tha Gulf j v iiv iu s i s i r « n tT viini tad lleAleater, Okla., and 101 at Shitvaport, La. Highest readings In Inland California war# lUt at lakarafteld and 107 at Fresno. Bat on tho coait, Ban franelaco had a comforUbla 70 and tha high at Loa AaMlaa waa 79. Raadlnga In tha Mlgweat and Easter# itataa v * v > TUESDAY JULY 12, 1949 I n d i c a t e s , New Yorker Takes President Issue With T aft; He W ill Intervene! To Stave Off Walk- j Alliance Is Called out In I n d u s t r y , **A Step Forw ard” Mr., Mrs. David 12 I’ l l ISBURGH, July 1 2 - 0 W - ' A metimg of the CIO United Steall-j urged Senate a|ipioia lof ihe Noilli Levy Are Killed wuiken rxpeiied lo result in a [ Atlantic Pact He said it is the only strike order tor 500,000 workers measuie that promise, to ,a,e "out began today. There were indtka In Texas Wreck lion, that President Truman p ir- hopes fur a peaceful and flee WASHINGTON. July Senalm (Julie, iR -N \ ) oT't today . sonally msy intervene to stave e ff Europe." Dulles >aul the pa, 4 should save Germany toi ihe West ami spike j "the Communist twin rpm, of false ^ J ^ ^ ^ S e r i o u s l y j jcy committee was in session when pronusr and lineal □□rrouASj t " word cam* from Washington i)u i The New "loikei, appointed only BRENHAM. T ea. July 12— </P) t|u f*,r*ulriit may use Iris amer- last week by Goiemoi Thoma, E ... v i . i . — Mr. arm Mrs. David Levy o f , |( llt y j KU, n , tn the steel labor IJewey ol Nrn lin k look tfiarp Sanford, Ha., weir killed and their j issue wiih .Srnalm I alt l K Ohio) two daughter*. Selma levy. 26 end . Mu iu y , | „ j ff „ f th# un- in III, lu tt Senate ip rn h Miuiic L*vy, 12, »fhouily injured |l)(1 i4uj |4I| niy||| hr would If* Without meiitliilnliK tl.r Ohio yeilerday when llim automobile commrud a iinkr thu weekend in lenatoi hy name Diilln diipulrd •meshed into the concrete abut- * ,upp0lt tlir union's wags apd I aft's Contention that tl.r pail ments of a sarlsoad undeipats. | ,,enlll,„ Uemands The strike call iitliiinil, tin, i.mulii a i.rinrudoiit Selma Levy suffered - fractured ‘ wouW ht Hfechve at midnight Imeigii aims piogiam skull, broken )tw and fractured, Tlrur.day or Friday, dependent on Aliswenng lall s a s s e illu ii that thigh. Louise suffeird a broken union coiitiact eipiialuin dates. the seiimlv |iaii ...nld mil he ir lower jaw and seveir lacerations Speedy approval ot Muitay s re- n a u lfj 4 supplriortit in il.e Un. about the eye* and heed commendations was ripecled from I ,f j Nations chailn "h» any slietih Th* family was en rout* fsom ihe polity coiniiilttce. . , u | ||,« imagination 1Julies declar Sanfoid to Los Angeles for a vaca­ News that Hiesideut Truman. rl|, tion. might intervene wa, Iclcphoned (n ..j )ltv , heard 11 said lieig that British Send Trorms To Wharves To Un­ load Supplies, Food LONDON. July 12— (A*)— De­ fiant dockers by the hundreds join­ ed a wildcat walkout today a> ihr British government seised the strike-crippled port of London. Th* cabinet assumed virtual war­ time powers lo break up (he Moppage officially blamed on Fommunist agitation. The army and navy sent 2. ISO soldier* and sailors to ihb wharves to unload food. But the strikers, who numbord 10,222 yesterday, were joined by another 2,728 men today. Fewer than 13,000 of the 25,000 who make up tha London dock labor Jester's Body Lies In State In Austin AUSTIN, Tan., July 1»—(i<P»— Tha body of Baauford H. J*atar u y In atata today In Tanaa' rod* granlta capitol. Jester whoaa haart gava out bafora ha flnlahad many a aelfaaalgnad taak of re-making Texas, died yesterday on a train batwaan Auatln and Houston. Daath cam# a faw hour* bafora ha wna> to *aa two haart ipaelallata lov • cheek* lu the union meeting. Thera was f e Ths condition of Miss Selma immediate coininerit Ironr th# UftLevy remained csitual today, a ■(C4 biimm#a ©# Mlsl 1 , Btenharn. Taxas. doctor informed D(. Leonard Munson of Sanford in ft teMpboa* message tbie mornipf. r . Mlea Louisa L e w 4aa taken io Houston this morning for treat­ ment of a broken Jaw, but Is ported to be out of danger and is expected to recover, ealiTDr. Mun- Ihe Amruran League All-Star It also proposed arlion lo change th# "well enlrcnchrd practice" tram driratrd the National Leaot Jit Sir I*riinr< employing pnsate aUoincys. guns 11 tu ] today in a wet an8 Hilli resigned in carry out hoth those recommendations were de­ feated in the lap legislative « *« -# — —— ----- — ------- ------------- ------- wobbly all star game that set ra< ilim I __ . ___ . ________ colds foi noting and cirots. It aiUfaeMrd Mila -tumid he pre- > Joe DiMaggiu, J'hJ.OOOa-yeet naretl (or Introilucturn in the next ActreHH Robbed New NmV Yankee oulfietder who 1-etrii.lutuir 10 ’vlimlnalv the nelias iiren out ot action molt of tha ce-iily foi ihr iierformanre l,y seaioii, led the American attack vnrlnii, Ihiiik I* anil agencies of iilieasi-iituil fiuicliiini.1' tilth a pownlul dotililc m ihe sixth The ie|iiut tame from a H cumdial io ird two vital tuns. l u l a i n n i i l l n uf the Joint legn- , Sian M u s i a n d Ralph Kiact lative ,'uiiiiniltrr ..n guvernmeiital ( hit homeu toi the Nationals. ceorgmiiaiion | A crowd ot 12.577 paid $79.* The suti-roniinmee reporieii to Kep. \V ( i antaff of Miami, 225 02. less taxes, lo see the gam* rhaii man uf tin- larger gruap, | that latird (hire hums and lout that it hail looked into the oper­ minutes ation, of out, 5.1 of about I 6U The Neliunal l.cagucts made five agencte* ami dep a rtm en t. It , allots, one nioie than the iecoi4 suggr-ted tile mvestlgatloll he continued made by the Aincucan in 1938. u* Hie atcel.cles It checked The total l u l l output oi 18 lopped were llmne m ill duties umdvina the ptevious high ot 16 set in iuapectinii of vailuili voiuinodillcs l ‘M4 wtirn ihr Auiencani won 9-7. examining and licensing of pro feisitiri* and o r . npatiutis. The i-oiiinnilee said fuitlior -Indy uns needed on tile “proper design" of a luueail of inspei'llnn or a cell rial lioaul for ailministering piiifensiinial amt related ieynIntory laws. Ilmiever, It said Diet antbinUy of 1lie administering linanl 1I1,>iii.I mil include prepntu1ion of examinations nr pnliry milking powers Uthi'i rs'i'isrn mcmlut Iimin: There should lie further study lu leuin whether i| might lie ailvanliigeuiiH in use mote Slate owlietl iiiutm tehlcles for travel this North Atlantn- neaty does' uf stale employi'* Instead uf the Widespread system of paying ****•“ • ’ iw .i ,'i ! ' s i r " (liftict Di th* Unllifd N*tton% fttftr mileage un private cara. ier and that it reiur-ent- a «tep s Cases In which travel allowanc­ lark ward I f I belie e l toai, I es or employee and ufflclala "are w o u ld , ■s great or greater than th * salu -a iy arles received” should he looked “ It Is IIIiy opinion that the North Into further. Atlantic Treaty, far ironr being The committee found "there Is ' a sleiiliackward, is a step for not the degree of overlapping ami WNIll duplicating of services rninmo'ily D u ll.'s , w h o Im - s e rv e d a - ad thought lo exist and much of that V lsei In fo u l s r i 'l e t l i i l e a o f - lu t e , to ld tiIn I'lille a g u v s l l i u t b y o f f e r - i. Mldch does exist Is Inevitable." Mrs. V* Thurston, ■ 62, Di es After Extended IUnens Mrs. Peter Thurston, til d l r i l Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jacobson, in tin* local hospital at fi:00 1‘ M l.iother-in-law and sister of Mi I yesterday after an extended illl evy left Orlando at midnight tie*. Shewn* born in Jersey u i> , last night on an E A L plane, uud, N J, on keb. 26, IHB7, and nu'v.d were due to arrlva at It (H), tu Sanford with her husband o'clock this morning in Houston, llilll, when they made then iioiur 70 miles from Hrstrham. N o. 231. ------------'- - u m I.AI LAHASSEE, July 12 -( /P )— A Flonda legislative roinnitilre By TED SMITH teconiiiiendrd today that iteps be taken to set up a system of )ob class­ ‘ BROOKLYN July I2 -4 J P )— ification and ,1 j i daidilation of wage rales of stale employes. I A ViMlMIA Fisheries Commission dsputy, David Acre*, 33. is shown In Accomac, Va., after h* surren­ dered to th* suthorltla* m answer a warrant charging him with tha ■laying of Earl Nelson, a Criedald, Md., crab fisherman Virginia ogidels said they w ill not give up Acre* to Maryland authsriUes, who alto seek him an a murder warrank. UnfgfMXoaaJ Saundpkato) Aasodatcd Prcaa U aaad Wirt |Stan Musial, Ralph Legislative Group Seeks System Atlantic Pact Kitiei Rap Homera '[nu»»nM,y National Loop; Of Job Classification For State For J. DiMaggio Stars Okay Is Urged rStrikel Debate Sl"' By Sen. Dulles Two Daughters, Selma • walkout in the banc steel inAnd Louise, A ri e ! duV ,ry . .... _ i .. _ _ j n ___ 'he unions i/O-tnan weg# pot Defiant Dockers avJ&g',lirag a Join Walkout At Pleasant Summer Weather Forecast Port Of London For Most Of U. S. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER mi tli„ Weal HtiU. Mra. ThiiMWni Mr. and Mis Levy ram * to waa a member of Ihe t.'oiigii'ga Sanford about 26 yaare ago from tlonal Church. Survivor* healdea the liUHiiaud Long Island, N. Y. whar* Mr. Levy was formerly engaged in include on* daughter, Mrs. I' w the automobile end garage bunl- Martin, Jr. of Athens, G* . oiunsna- He owned a citrua grove son George E. Tliurnlon. Sanfoid. 1*47. During J944-4* end ’4« he five grandchildren, George K Ji near Silver Laka until January, Ann Victoria and Nancy llilin worked at the II. and A. Store on Thurston, Hanford: Thsoiloie and Hanford Avenue H# waa a vet­ Frederick Martin of Athens ; mu' eran of World War I and mem­ totisln, Miss Marie Hartwig of ber of Catnpheil-Loaalng Poit 63, Elisabeth, N. J. a Ion. Kuneal services will he conduit American Legion. Ira. Levy wen wars h nth .n l at Erickson Funeral Holin' id Mr. and 6fra. members of tha Jewish Com- 2:00 P. 61. Thursday with Dr I munity Cenier. They (Wed at th* H Hoot and Dr. E. D. Brownlee Han Lanta Apartment*. I officiating. Interment will follow For th* p u t year ftnd a half in Evergreen Cemetery. lu g a s o lid f r o n t a m o n g th e tre e n a lio u R , ill,- l i i 'H l y m a y ke e p th e S l iu t e g l r a l l y p la n 'd l i i 'r i n a n s fr o m t in m u g l o w a n l a S u v ie l i i l l lu l n e Uin I n M in i’ ll " a l l u n i h o p e s u n it p la n * fm a |i,<ui*ef u l a n d fitr iliia lla u tl na fa s t Tsai DeWitt Hunter I h M an Of The Mon lit till LAN IKl, July 12 This »ux th* tw*lfth American [ cugin- victory iti Itl Ail-Star games ami i'iiiuc ilcsptt* Ihe otdcm of t'ri'aiilriii Ford Frick of th# Nutlmml l eague to h*ui down. Tli* American leaguer* scored four lineal hrii mn* In Ihe flrat Isill ill K mi Mitre single* and two • r,,,r" . u, Stun Don VICTIM of butglaia who looted her Hdlkywov* home ol $30,090 In gams, • I m * ^rd screen ecu ess Lole Andeftws etts with hai pet Boxer "Big" puts:de the door of a closet la whteh the Jewel* bed been hid­ den ffte rot met wife of actor George Jaaael reported that some • 20.000 in fur, and other valuable* wets undisturbed (Jnlernalio/uilJ 11111I ip ie s t io t l. ” I'll* suhcommlttee report wax '•ant'd hy Hops. C Fairis .iliyatit of ih-ala, Thomas T Cold, of Dai tons Beach, Nell C. McMullen ■Ipl and +. E. David of Foil of lamps l.aiiilerdal*. Kadin Contact W i t h Highway Patrol Oflitc Is Autliori/ed iiiMMeit hy an nveiull iludy ot t Special) Inline! t>«mud itiiim fui (he Nttlluiuiln iu ill! flrtt. City Commission Approves Rent Decontrol Plan 11 s a id " a p p a r e n t ly a f a ir ly ’ to n x In lM It e f f o r t is b r in g m a d e try . d r p m t i n e n l h e a d s In k e e p H a v e l | e x p e n s e s d o w n , l u l l th e y w o u ld lie MiihIuI'h .1lift1ki«* liiilllMl ft*cIIi'm ilollhlv gUt tWO *hjirp iitiis H Mint T*il williams caught running wiMi his hack lo the plat* liroilght Wllliiril Marshall hum*, aftei the mtrh. Kni tin* Iliti Nullunil rutt In tli* second. Jackie Hohlnion score,I whila the Americins were t xrcuttng a double play in th* ttiird, following which Gil Hodge*, running for Johnny Mlie, aaweft mi Eddie Karak's second alngi# til pul the National icaguaea ahead, It wa* a wild and wooly game. Hv the end of three Innings the Nutiomil League learn had tied M.f unenviable Al-Hlar record of foil 1 error* 111 u gum* Both «tatttric pilchfrs were nrompity driven ,.tf thr mound Virgil Trucks of ln.tiii|l relieved Mel Farnell of Iti.stun fm tile American* in the "v-culpl, and Id* thin Ncwcointu- of riic Dodgers went in fui WaiTtn Himlin of tlss* Braves tn the bot­ tom half of the -so...... ... FIH HT IN N IN G Americana: D DiMaggiu weni down swinging. Ku/ak made a nice slop of Kelt s I,minder hut Mn 1 miner « * . safe 1 when M ltet fallrd tu come mi with I lie 1 ilv t oiuniitriiiu l,itl iiih Ii I Kansk's low tlirow Kaiak waa I parifd .1 1m l deiuuliiil uiilinsnce charged with no etroi Williams was culled "0t on 1 wlin Ii Mill hr rent to (mvrmut ) Waiirn Im Ills iigualuir, said l ily strike* Kell wax credited with a -K I J,- Witt lliilili'i of Heminolc County lias 1..... named to the houoraiy "Mail of Ihe Month Club" of llie Florida Farm Bureau according to that nrgauliatlon's stolen lias* a* Hemmick’s throw monthly imtillfalInn, whir'll came MsmiMri C lilfo til McKihbm today. pulled Kers* o ff Mi* hag off ilie press tills week 1 mni ill* G o trin iii'i o lf iir the • Joe DiMaggiu, un 0 2 1 count, Mi Hunt it was nomiiialeil by m ill (Mine will he am I tu hedrial 1lined a nlngl* to lefi scoring K*ll (Jen It. Kwaits, pieshlent of I tie* Circuit Court Judge M. Ii. The run I* unearned. Hi'iiilnole County Farm Bureau ,, , .. , . .Smith today denied u tirtltlun uf lloiiMiiK l.sprdilci T. Wood. Duel Joust walked on lour straight lu ilin r sctiuns, tent vunliul can 1 pitch**. , ed" "tthroughout hr mi glm ul *tthe he "ala tV *"on o"* The A " orn'»' Overa.reet ed state Hi* \| |)( „ humt, th# Murray of ,l)ir chalker not hr irtinpusrd in Sanlutd at the j Don Newcomb*, Brooklyn right­ 6IU* Louts* Levy haa served eel Active pallbearers will tie KuiI ,i,asi- of outstanding service lo began warming op >n tha office manager of Florida Fash- j Higginbotham, Andrew Carrawav then organisation. From their uf G'huluota following a hearing dlHiellini of the housing eapethlei, hander (CeasTaMea nn r«»« *lsi innsu Inc. >F. 11. Hcott, J. L. Galloway, W then ,'umriiuiilty, to fsniilng 01 to anil testimony of witnesses lasting Mr. MiKihhln pointed out. ----■|V . Hitting and W. II. Vihlen. Hon ranks a "Man of th* Year" will unlit 2:80 o'clock this afternoon, I ' uii hxir Itom the t utility ul ami started at 9:30 o'clock Mil R w r p n iin it fa m u n orary pallbearers will imlmle na choten at the Hmeau’s state n i T f , o “ 11 (Donald O'Neil. Dr. Shearer, John onvwitloii lu Ht. I'stm liu rg next morning. Mr. Chalker died on May ilinr tuts mi the nuith rule ot East h 2 in Chuluota. Fath, Georg* Lee and George November. Second Street between Pint ami Judge limith pointed out that L'ypiro Ateliurs was utdrird ill Di J. W Wilson, also uf Heml Henry of DeLand) also Leu Hut Mine waa nothing to show ihut E L IZ A B E T H . N J.. July 12— Several local clttsena and con­ ner, .!•■■* Lodge, At Coe, Dr. 1 mile, was among thus* nominated j 'he probable cause of the death mdei lo cnmplrle City holdings (>F)—Why bother wiili a burglar l last month. cern* have donated material* to T. Dost and H arry Kudali. alarm 7 Ju»t keep your television I wa* line lo foul play, and stair'I and lo allow repialting of the block. help carry nut thft extentlvc artthat it waa tha duty of the court Ea,t Street, as platted brlween set in working order when you craft and racreationa) aetlvltlaa mu lo disturb tha body unless ll Cypirss Avenue and Pine Sltrel, go away from home h planned for botra and (Iris during Folic* reported today that bur­ wax established that the death the summer by tha Recreation hat been uidered narrowed to 14 glars apparently wete so fascinat­ wa- >lue to criminal causes. Department. (luaileaea Oa Fas* T e s t ed with the television »*• in the Among tha witnsanes was Dr Among th* Individuals who have home of Mr. and Mrs William E. J W. Martin, Oviedo physician, Weber that they didn't get around wtm declared that ha had made u h iar, B. C. fltaata, Earl Higgin­ to taking anything of value trom superficial examination of th* botham. H. B. Pop#, and C. X, tha houaa. , body of Joe Chalker and had proKills. Firm* which hart donated Tha police found the fl°°J uoiimed Ih * death due tu a heart around th# machine littered with malarial Includa Clark's Wood­ attack. OTTAWA, UnL, July 12—(4'i— cigar and cigarette stub*, empty craft, Yowalla, Raumlllat and Mrs. Chalker, widow of the da- A 2B-mnnth-old girl waa ravished, whiskey hot tie* and loot ad sar­ Andcraon and Lattay Drug Co ceased, was quaatloned and denied I,eaten and suspended nude from dine carta. But although th* house Th* Banford PubUa Library hai that the had inflletad any In­ a ratter in a shed behind her waa thoroughly ransacked hv the alio glvan makariftla, juries on Mr. Chslkar prior tu his home tier* yesterday. burglar*, notice eald nothing aeetnThe victim. Giselle Lachance death, and ohjacted to disinterring daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tele- to be mlsalng. the body. E. F. Housholder, her attorney, spliuiu Lachance, wra reported rssumming up evidence of witnesses, 1 over lug in a hoapltal tiday. . . „„„ Apparently she waa salted while declared that he did not .see any Wednesday m o r n i n g 10:00 ( r that “__ Ohalhas s .m i (•> I'1* * " * ,r h,P hom* ' t»moV#d evidence “ “ High SchooU *>»•. «hed and later n'clock-Haminole to his death by othar t S a n ! n a t u » V » lu,t Fundamentals of Football, Coach causes . i n ctw l utflf d ^ e0Btlm ..i ?Mm: ' w“ h fl,h ln « llnM ' A continual Intoxn,cktls waa tied about her Kattlaa. , , .. (cation. ttiroat and body. She waa suspend­ 10:00 A. H . High School Lib­ ed to a rafter hut her weight was rary: Program for Junior and carried partially by th* cord* Senior Hlgli Bchool itudanta dlNEWSPAPER STR IK E SPRINGFIELD, Mo., July 1 3 - ab<mt her body. Thla iav*d her ractad by Edna Chlttandan. 10:00 A. M. Bouthild* School* UP)—‘The Springfield Dally News from luffucation. Dlicuialon on doll* bv members published ita regular final edition BEATTY GETS LITE Judge M. B. Smith Denies Petition ToExhumeChalker Hurfflnrn Find Video Set I FaHi'inatinff Getn Craft SuPplieR QualifieH A Jut Pilot Buhy I Ravlflhed Near Cunadlan Hume Recreation Schedule jA c x a o N v n x s , —(AT—A reek stones from M la • current pv Hit D. Rooaon mission. _ today deeplta a atrlka of union prlntari. The final edition came off tha praaaaa two and a hall hours lata. Th* printers atruch laat night over wages and hours. The first edition of tha morning paper waa not published, Arab Wataan, business manager for SprinflaU Nowiponara, I m ., •old the p rln tm tod asked an In- of th* Story Laagua, potato p ra t­ ing, outdoor painting <brii# palnta) Group gamai. 1:00 P. M. Leave Gramma* School for Crystal Laka: swim* mlnjr for boya only. 2uOt P. If, Junior Bchool Shaft prisonment. * woodcraft '_ . Beatty pleaded guilty on his tiOO P. M. Ft. Mellon Park, arraignment a warn ago. Amateur Hour: Make raulea, hob* by. botnm, finger face#. Salwd talant for Baturday morning i% LANSING, Mich., July 12-GF) —Dudley Beatty, the good-looking young factory workar who brutal­ ly murdered four-vaar-old Walter ( p«a Weal Eaton hara laat month waa aantancad today to Ufa im­ � 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, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 1949; <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/27a39cc611fbf0f87dcf10e6b83fa099.pdf 770ba3442af9d64cb36b2d0fc6d32e51 PDF Text Text frp? E IG H T pmentative of firn n ’i fitfl and two r t f r l r n t n n by Harvester Company. Word ha* bran received ™ ,T™ by u, Mr. and Mra. 8. L. Tupper 7 .., 7__ of‘ tho sutlden death of her mother. Mra. Gertrude Williams, at the home of a daughter In Kim G rove, Wiscon­ sin, June 2D. Mrs. Williams led a very active life while living In Lmigwood for revernl years. She was in her ninety.fifth year and retained her faculties to the last hour. Mr. Williams died many years ago. Nine sons and daughters were horn to them, eight-now living. Rurlal was hy Episcopal service In Sheh^vgan. Wla., her RADIO REPAIR RECORDS MUSIC BOX A N N O U N CIN G Schedule Changes of Atlantic Coast Line (Effective July 19, 1949) NORTH HIM IND— Nci. 80 Ar. 11:46 A. M. Lv. 11:65 A. M. No. 92 Ar. 5:28 Lv. 5:28 P. M. P. M. S O O T H B O U N D — No. 89 Ar. 1<48 P. M. Lv. 1:55 P. M No. 91 Ar. 12:05 P. M. Lv. 12:10 P. M. Schedule No 91 will be­ come effective July 11th. L. T. Sheppard Ticket Agent Phone 68 T n i l W I I I C o ilfA r A tIM U~7m- ~*t n HUW OTW ~~ W --------- matter new before the United Ha* Bat h t added ha man not take a a vacancy eraatsd by tha resign*Hons and, until *n atomic bomb, stand far any candidate In the tion of Senator Wagner (D-NY). control plan Is agreed to, disarm-' Democratic primary, This is the business of ths grant ament talk must be delayed. ! He aald he will not taka a hand stats of Haw York, not his, Mr. tratlon blBIwiTthey'w Does this msan that tns world In tha -special senatorial, election Truman said. decision. Bat he es1d'..„ ‘ .«.iiik I uke to see auch a measure !• not heading toward pescftT No, in New York In November to fill Mr. Truman replied, ”He said ---- -- ---------- --------------— brought out. '• i ,J “It ‘Is t ----- 1__ -I—.,.. To a question whether -the Ad- moving slowly and gradually to- ■ " i >i / * 1 M i l l H M ’* \ s : i n / 11 mInlatrstion is considering any wwd tW< t h i s «°#l •"«* he , ,, ; 1 1 n s i* v i i \ 1 »- \ f In h -‘S. tha longshoremen's confidence we will gradually get | ( 1 I I 1 I I \S H IM \ M HUW ,(Irlke In Hawaii, hs replied no H. / gl)ich move can l># made under He brushed aside frtr * expres.-•ng law. f i»d by Rep. Vinson (D Os> that Asked about a bill Senator *h* Senste-spprovsd bill to Ugh-] ^ ten the present arm services uni­ ■ I ! tri ■i l l fication act may lead to a defense dilator. He described such vlsws | j| 1as perfectly aaburd. ! As long as the Cnnstltutlnn ,0 |« w lS T n the past week war. f t ' I make* the President commsnderMarohl Jackson Mr* kalll. J « k - ^ T h T p i l d . n t , C h a n t in g on j In-chief, he said, he does not think | rmn. Mis. Maud Itrown for CI nton, |||B „ugfM t|on J Senator Vardan- anyone s lit can lake over the 5 L £ ‘ Mwrj ', n d M 1 herg (ft-Mich I that ha lea,l a new ar"»d forces' leadership. The President said he will exL V r L v i.^ , n i.n « i! i crusade for peace, laid .he has u u n / ’ r ^ v . ’ i,'!. m! ■« doing just that ever since ha -• ns hi* opinions freely In the Missouri senatorial election next tlonal I'ar'k and Hurhank, Calif!L^Vitlnu*'1to" ' * <6, Bnd Wl11 year since this la hi* home slate. Mr. and Mrs. I,. T. Hunt of HaitiH(.armament I. , more, Md. and son nnd daughter 11 * ,d World d‘“ rn,,me,?t *■ • are gueata of their mother, Mrs. TO LATE TO CLASSIFY Bobhle Joe Hunt. Miss Hetty Lew'll, granddaughter of Mr. end M * N Dept.^Pemenent Mrs. Jasa Cottlngtom left by plane for her home In Dayton, f'hlo. Mra. George Bridge rerentty attended the all-day session of Kplsenpal Women’s Auxiliary TOi JAMES JOKEPH LaPBNTA. Itoard at the Cathedral in Orlandy, lila c * o t residence and adMembers of Longwood Card '!* • * » I* U C I-W a a t nth H lraet, W IIClub were guests of Mi. and Mrs. In ili.s d m 114, D ataw are. m u a r* h * r * liy ra q u lra d In a iiC. A. Wales at theli homo on uaar In «h* C irc u it C o lirl o f Hemiiin le ('m in ty , F lo rid a . In ChanTrout Lake Saturday night. te e e + + e + *e e -***+ + *e e + + 4 e e Dr. C. L l*crHonn OPTOMETRIST tir e s e s a w la s e - masses H |l»4 Haase B-IS. t-S Set. a . I I e ila a f l- Siallnaal Nanti n it s l*hna» saa ie e e e e e e e e e e e te te e e e e e s a . ' VI l c H ID E IN Tonight '1I I ’ Jy3nrr (< W aS% Arthur Lake Penny SI Singleton COLOR CARTOON — SHORTS Children under 12 FREE Complete Shows 7:45 and 9:80 RAIN OR SHINE ‘MOVIES UNDER THE STARS' ANFORD ORLANDO H IG H W A Y r * i v , nn th a l l h Hay. n f Auaual. I*4U. In a r a r la ln a n il In r illv n ir e (h e re in p e n d in g an a b h ra v la la d l lt la n f w h ic h la V a le ria Vvnnne In P e n ia . I ’ la lt lt K f vareua Jamea Jnsaph l.A panta. D afa n da n t tVl.'N KM H m r hand nnd u t f lr ln l aanl a t H anford. r in rld n . thla 4th day n ( J u ra . 1141. * 'la - v C lri-M ll f ‘n n rl Or o P. H ER N D O N D e p u ty C la rk. h b a i, FIRST SALE IN 8 YEARS ON PALM BEACH SUITS ! Air Cendltlensd -v - LOWEST, EASIEST TERMS iff TOWN! Dears Ope* I M l Today and Friday Reg. $329 Toasted Mahogany Bedroom Now - h*/ , * ; .fifa i - 4 ,| '*• , * I ” t * * V-V Glowing chirm of airly American Mahogony an amailngly low cost! Fullelse bad, lafge roomy chaat . . . and vanity at thlH clearance sensation! Every piece I* sturdily designed to lait for years I — ADDED— TBAVEI/— "Wandering Through Wales." COMEDY — "Heavenly Dais" '• ' ‘ 0 A ^ ■ ■ 1 ■ m ■ ■ ■ 1 L w W U ewf' fe d e -te * Save $50 to $75 Modern Bedroom — fie * * * Looking for the ilnut.ln gracefully da- A nlgned modem at lower coata? Hera It A f It! Daalrnad for Mnrloa--ttylad In raal ^ beauty t Bed. chaat and your choice of ■ vanity dresser at this nntiistlo low I I prlca. \ “ aw Aathentlc 18th Century Bedroom Regular 9269 VbIii# • • Now *A?j You l' ^ r e ! ^ fr?ki ^ • . n 10 ' f t ■pace! And vAi WeHayel t : J S Mtcb On Hand And �m b r-r-' $ ' y r.''‘ — rrr" Section Two Section Two AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWNPAI'EH S ^ C = 9 S - H —- —! VOLUME XXXX SANKOHD. KLOKIOA, E iU b U a lu d l» W $11 Millions To Be Invested At Miami’s Airport TIII'IISDAY, JU LY 7. Hungarians Shun Soviet Films For Big Wind Brings Back Old Look AMMH'lMtrd 1'ietm l.ciiskd W iit R e s c u e Cairl M a r o o n e d In . N il Anti-Depression Program Bi ilt On 1’o to m a c R iv e r ; Truman’s Pl a n s New Hotel, Shops And =i j‘ , ... v* Runways To Be Con- Y ! a'. . f structed By 1952 V It f iw -------------- i I M IA M I, July 7—(B*)—Miami's International Airport, alrsady ona oi tha blggsit and busiest in tha world, haa embarked on an improvamant and axpaniion program to coat 1 1 1 ,000,000. Tha airport, aacond only to New York’a La Ouardia 11aid aa an in ­ ternational port of entry, handles nearly a million passenger* a rear. It covers 8,800 acres, inrludaa 884 buildinga and employa 16,281 paraona. Thtre ere I f regularly aehedulad air linee and 84 i aeheduled llnea. Firat atap In the improvement program ia ramoval o f Seaboard Air Lina Railroad track* in tha vicinity, it a coat of 18,000,000. ^ A. B. Curry, director of tha port ^ authority, aald other project! in­ clude a 18,000,000 terminal build­ ing and a 18,000,000 hotel, com­ plete with swimming pool and ehope for the convenience of air traveler*. Thai* will b* followed by an­ other 13,000,000 to be tpant on new runway*, ramp* and taxi way* by 1858. Tha preaant Installation la , valued at 130,000,000. Air lines 0 pour 160.000,000 yearly into the area in payroll*, plus 186,000,000 In purchase*. Traveler* stopping over leave another $80,000,000, Curry estimated. „ Last year 058,681 passenger* arrived or departed. Of these, 450.000 ware international passen­ ger*, many of them top-ranking diplomat* traveling between the America*. While English 1* thu prevailing language, Spanish 1* alA moat a* common. Sign* In restau­ rant*, shop*, rest room* and other facilitlee appear In both in d u s tr y , F a rm S een ■ * ) '' B I 'H A I 'K S I , II J iiU M SLUIN' 7— id’l llu iig a i inn* ike nidinars People in the " r-tc ii world, git boied null m Mead- diet of pro- i paggiida in tliel, .ii. ue» r IMS SUM 8N WIND IV M M which .truck New York, ipteadlug death and panic, also produced eome pleasant sidelight#. Erica Ho*«iib*um (left) and Patricia Levy are doing their best to maintain their dignity thay approach 43nd and Lexington Avenue! The freak gale snupped the clty'a 84.7-dag/ee beat wave with thunderbolt suddenness, (iiuermitiunal) 1,500 Attend Holiday Celebration And Barbecue In Park At Oviedo By W I L L A R D C O N N O L L Y T lie p a il l0a, n J u a i " r i V * , l . " T T u a l . n» u a r t S h e a r P o r t u g u . * . , o , a n y o f a h a lf d o ie n o th e r io g u e a. lik e n by younu % tle rE n » in to m b E lh in j i lr t l t u t li v r itin i ' ' “ j P ^ w v i n g n a tio n .) .e c u r ily w s . p r.in lc d o u t M o n d a y m a r « u . l l . Ju V • d d r e * . to m ore th a n I r(J0 people a l bw ee.ssater I a .k , O v ie d o . bbv y H la y lu n ,. d rr e r lo r o f a g ric u ltu ra l e x te n n o ii i f i v j i e o l Ihe rl.. G U.. C '-IMI University ol Florida He tvat introduced by Mayoi I lank I .sIIm.H snd Tiir thing lomiinootl leader* ■ppaieoils laniioi ooilnstand is | ihiil Ihe tilla g e man itoe* not i want to ne lomself and Id* mdtn 1 aiy life oo 'he »iagr and irireo. 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L ilt ; i/|*i 1hr I f lt lllR lt ) ltd ' <4 Istf .if li r 't I fllih tfjK III v Ml !«.*•> kl I >f I Mill u n it* Ui ul ( i m .4 i In II .. . t i, t lu *i la t. j ill V| • n<|II0 tl II n rill Vi Mil' tend n*' ui 1Ait i 1 (iKi.kllYNN. f ■ in* i In m*ti • it lit. • 88 I A > 1 I Ilif i ul • ■ I I . r f t -* II n.li H tillH ' W ill »*• • " it i| il| a1 rl t l i i | r U(i liU iF l' H ill * a* ilvH fin'MllPt* kl • • 1 Mililtl«>l M ltN t* N't. I n lin e * ul Ui | HPii i iltfc k * h a u id *’ii a h i'ir t t » t i* A o iU lK l tellidllil * e* III* \j* tv i l l *i» r k ij i i | .If N S .if Dtw<iaim. Neuilv ( • f. IS iii iiit ittik *f n>t- a.v Auto liulii.slrv M it-iim l-lim u u ’r The g o s e im o e n l a p p a it'llt iy I * ' v o n i'e ilie il al»>ul Ihe p io h le ill* o f . " h a d '' anil “ good' o o llio e an eon I lO S \ N l • f I I S al all« eel lie d Ih a l no lr» * ii m an th a n . lo lii'f Ite m , h ii-f id e o ln g lftl o f ' Vnut ♦.**m M ' l i t t it i 11 41m ’ , th e l'n m in n in -.i I 'n i is i« ta k in g | a to m :, w ai <u h \ I t *ur* f H i • i*f* trin * f i ik n new tio ld i n th e I 'lm * , l i t " ti Niilt l i f t o« * it him i lir in .it 1|*Hi ti» it i' l l i f w i n , n. » t m t l tii«* i m l i o Nli*Int k • J " '1 ....... " | h r |»l n ltli ill - f ' p h i 11 ........... ......... ............ have »1\ MlJtli*- f i him «■I ii 11* .I i (W ( ^ „ „ e now !«I • .III 1* Iiiu « H II v r a ’ •!» Ad- • .ill it Iris le i u« 11,4 If *■-ich I (fit I J. i f i ! • 1)1 ' I uI r i 'r il l i u t i4• k l.p l ' i n«v HltRlippr i g|il ys11 Iill t'«• I IkM't vl.4 l.JvO ' • ,'U-M ft I • i l i t . . tel l *, 1*1 YM-Ihflsl " mil. II I fcgC9- Hat • «ea1i »a A total of 6,475,880 pound* of m ig h t h i, ii ha Keen i'll ks u i l t lln l i ie I**Ml id . I h e ie • lit h ll. ’ t v d l l t l . 1 **|U M il i 'D o ll »'f it t iitip L ' .1 t i i l i n ' l \ hen mail arrived or departed the air............... — ■ ------- *---------♦M erritt Staley, l.egion post com­ Ml** t iiiiiiM iy i»f | i **o |«I**'n r ilu u i* on Ih t vj »nlt? l '*i. j u n it* Uu* Iradliih: h »f*u r i H ill iitt'th t Ml p u t I in III m o. U AIJU ll|U rV H iart r« .| a, | a i.----------- wander. port 1M8. Cargo figures n ......................... lin n m id a m lid s lr y « f le tig ln n .1 II t ,11151, 1 hi* f Of Mtr ,i f 11>|l,ll iiiu k f M iliir s t illi.ast ' uI u u iul S ii. Nearly on* tlumiand c i lU e n a a n i | p u b lic I n a t i u r t l . m . I t e v a i < s « k ' n . u l l i e . -1* 1 1. e i t i v i i l n .■! . ] 1 O Hu*i> H ilt tu I r l a t f t I 11vi hup N.i he 4 l from Seminole, Orange unit Vulu takni Ihe m in i i t f t mi f’f k i lu ll l t i o i i a l ti ii i c it o f M a n d N iT - , - a i i l collected more duty on airborne io l, I h e . o th e r m t id s liy le iu a in * , 1 1 ' f . . ‘ .M m ile C * i t . i t ' L u l l l i m i . ' d i' Tti« * * « r iiiM ktHs cion' t u k * t t i d i Y geoda hare than at ail othar air­ rDEr&d him In the hand* of (iftilk Oiliitev. ■< tjgn, l,i|> - i r l i 1i ih i* li u rn i n . i l r l jiI m ii * f ** • a il* n f n h u l l v1J l< ports In the nation rombined. Ktlii**y of U vtedu M a m u r ( ' n i Iiu II c - I h in i i i . jiii o f Ih iiu iM a m id l l l l l > .g t i l l ' W g l , i * g w a . " f - " i . l l l l in m tVM iiii* It Ix li'l h* l »I sir lal Post 248 Banaflt* derived by, n,m, wlm*e job imsv pndiohlv win ru g i n n t h c i . i H ii , u l e il -a n Postal bualntaa bacamt to great tliv in f i l l i Hi 4iM iip rtitm ^ Bu 1* <■i 1,44 14 1. a t # * 4. I 4< l l 44 I . 14 4- 1, 4. 4*11 ill 44 0*1 I I ' k _ Ii * It . . . I I 1 . . . . . . . 4. S. I Ihe post from ithe barbecue . will i* 4lo see .to II I lin t Ih e ie •• *"'•a.MI il* since the war that a separate 1Ii*’i i ii#* * r *** r »■t * i *i kii p 11 1 r 111 s *>R* 1>81F i * H i ,i f 1! l l « | i ’ ( i l l ■ l*| 1t i l t i ,i .»i « / U \ MM 1*. I • ' AL0IKR8, July 7 - O f } — A he used for the upkeep and Im- 'e p n ia tto n o f c h in c h n i" l f ioital atatlon was set up to handle %lt lI " III Ii I m I* I»"' * I .*► Utiii, ii* pur f lt lllr illlB if 1 liH IU 'l" il. f t |f IH Hi JF I It*' l l l l 1 II % ■»'>I|.■«J id r Up ■!*! M lltfW t. Now 28 clerks are employed, France, with a large scale column) piovumenl of Ihe pmk and swim­ ■is ih e C iiiiim iiiiis l le a d i'' \ 1■ Nll.ll 4 ti lilt* ," Mri *4| (8 l.t t i ti !" K M tp * ' •'•’III in i n n lu ll j* "illD II fl * *V working In shifts around tha clock. war on her hands In Indo-Chlrm. ming pool, *Hld Comiiiandex St* I 'le m le r M n ly n * ltn k o » i. ic c e iill' I'M H I l i t * f l ' ill MU U Y |t "J riil l i t . . lit V H i m * i n i ' 11i t i i a .»» t u r n h i'(‘tn/,| ii'*- if I Im r »r1 uni mim'd Mall destined for uut of the is keeping m ile r eil. _ _ e wary 7 flngar on the ley. H i l l tj 41, p a n t's ' jiI hs hi4i*i •• ip n . k h iltu n .* I •!' |*8 . II. i B ui i’ lm ul M ill* * C iiiillt y C le rk O. P. I I . •rin l,n i country Is norted and sent on Its! pulse 'o f 20 million potenliolly T h e C o n in iiin i!.t P in t ' new |" l * ll 1^ p llh llllllU ' »• in III. 1t \ it | | ■1*8» ji Vl 4»t ' *' 1 Hi ll»i did til UV way In a matter of minutes, with- turbulent Arabs In North Afrirn lo u is e d th is p iih llr se rvice o f th . I p iip e i S in h n d N e p le ie n ih dt| l .'.t " tl.vfe H 8 1 '"•» -» ii*‘H im «J«#J h i «4 f. d u r i* k ** If I'.UH * . l- i . t i l l lilt ) * t ' < .k Ii* *i f fa« 1* , , out having to go through President uf the republic Vin I.e g in u n ie in h e ra , and p o in te d ',>,1 ii i k s . i l liie s e p.**hlem » o f c ii I * •. • 'Ugh the tfu main mi ' ti l l •« m u |n i • i . i .i - i i i i. . , , j wi i *»: i i ... • , n * •» i i i i i j i t . * l l l l l M l* t f • ' • win# M i .1 f i , ih e w o rk o f th e g ro u p In n ld im i cent Aurlol himself lilt the mini I l »uid th e w n lk e is o f lld e c i " station In downtown Miami. • k ;m » • i« ' ' . h im p iiiM in I It' I - l l l l I J ill u f iH iB flM s tu *• ti* h I ■' I lid l.ltlll 1*44 1 ' U the I 'liiiim iin lt y , In c lu d in g I I " ' aa a kind of traveling «ule*mmi » .-n * “ h in g in g fo i new Me, lu ll -’ Tiie airport it Iremtndausly ImIt 18* III ||. . H 11(8*1 l* i l l t Ji ii' I I >ii filin' | nrMl., til-* ill vl My I'll M - | t ..»• In u l I' 1i 'l l H * ' P tvi poitant tu Miami's economic Ufa, In a long tour up ami down Al- huddhig mid inaliilaliilng of foe iiieiatmi* and instead of Mini tin-' i t . i : h i * * • int‘ liftv u n i■*■' n i . m tm • ii r t . l l - D id < I , .* .. I> o l |'.« ( ' i t ;eria. From the Tunisian front ho lighting «<|mpiuent, liiktailalion "i M»*t cheap llleialnie, idiot it • 1 SI , * H i l i ' l ri M il * l pH ' 1l i ’ lr i* *1* * It >■ estimated that 60 per cent of 1*1 lf(\ ml I IJI* llt'H lillitll tk ft 'H 4' t'! I k•' ■ V «• t . t r ' l l . .r I M I " ' D l l I , 11.1 , Ul. * hk» Iv f». ft! 1 M ir k >1111 K t u in the east to the Moroccan fiHot­ n t Idorinatoi In th* swlmmie.i iiunuful plays and the pie*' its employes own thslr horn#*. | rI a■I Sis| «-et t V lk lip k I t l f t'iir (ruih u -y p i ltd 11 M ni ,.l iV r ii l« pi 4lit * s t a i i n by on a n g i) o„>b In t s iiii\ • II Mp-1 I 4* | |H u l t H11**84 Of the 824 buildings, 168 art ter in the watt, h* sought to per pool and other Improvements ul ulmi far below Ih e idrul le i el n it ! 'll i i ' i r r W11Ii lip * t 1 11 I j, t u in d r iv e r J o * S u lliv a n 27. j . it v * * «s t r Vi. Ii I r ftiU ii lit It* I t ’ ftriw i' jm i M> i t " 1 Kri t M l | | ! l| | ' 1suade in a dosen speeches that ihe park. Ml. Htrndon officiated Then the paper complained occupied by tenantg who have their n.'U nt«»«ts'|v |...l t.f ' t h * a| . * ,i ref 11 aI •! n iL a itil• I a h ix p lto l III N rw V o lk to havo i i sif*•m in ■1* I • fu J In H ( t i . 1. k i i m i i i | iiif ( o - iu own business**, such as repair continued attachment to France in presenting the prises and gu «- enuntry lag* too fai hehind fllC 'lll H il t I' 11#| 111 " l l l t . l l J t jill 4 <i| Ml s-sikt* e-U% HMD dNir th« 11 V t i l l in ju r ie s tre o to d J 'u lliv a o • 'a . » » m i l"i l ♦* 14in ii* 1(1 | ,i I t i l l if H was th* country's beat inveatnieni « hiiniuroii' talk aflerwani in Soviet llohin nil 4 *fli«* ft *mi shop* and restaurants. " ' i f «d rim IITi-ri ll*|,! ,|tti jiir r w ' •l i lir -p)m1\ly h * fH t r * I ' ii i r t t i m k an e lo v o n -y o o i " lit boy D u r ­ I'll III ( l l l l Mil* II* m il ' »»#'W »'!*■' Mi f i l l in an uncertain future. which he in Handed to i|uote a culture." It said that "if ihe in. H it* I n llllIlM sf t l U lllllM U llI r t il|| ■.I d"i lin f up t " I1I d ei h l^ tl a tK rd * in g the ■ in n in g chase by in ilic o , *. I r i l ll ( * t w III* (||* 111 tl !l Ifll'M , ill'H . k , Nothing was spared to impres.. Seminole Indian newspaper sine. do mil gel good culiine. M> ni i •I f I Ji 11HM«i kIll’ll * , I m*r K ill ,u | ii i *i ,' * t h r h <(l I" • r|»-'l t tektli] * w om en was k ille d l>y a i l i u i l i d K h * L I | u i 11 i r 1 » * p • ■ . n i Mi tha populace, Troopa were march,) i rn.-nt uhoid "Fuller Warren tel uccept Ihe had one.' illi. ri*" Mull 1 In' d m ml I*1 ♦ 5I I 11M111{ “ V 1J<l• w r l " i »11 >i u t le ilu r II,g liiil la l S u lllv a ll, 'a lig h t w lir ii f h* i i i i i i t u f 1 B rim ... t I t I'llfk 'l 1 l*ri | 4 past In al) tha major elites. Am- ting himself a *t|uaw.*' "Ilnd* culluie obviously I* th a t t. il.u I.', Ifii' 18111k 1*1 ► u tm ud an.f <’**Ii 1 WJln (mu K,i -.r • iii Hie / t u t tin ,a r c o llid e d w ith a i,.. 1h r t aotn, arlcan-bullt tanka andgun* rumReviewing the part In nation,il which comes fiom ihe M • 1 , ii 111*4*1y t u I J-!k ** till Mill '4 P Ii 11 ,ifl*i(8)|*ssi|i.8|a f, H u n |> lifl *if I V<r* in aii II l|'g U u l) ' i t w»> jo t upuu liy t li* il, - w d an,I M. * l l i r i ( t i u lr i v bled by In j i cloud of blue •moke affutrs iukeo by young veleram, p.iilrularly Ameitca. The ain If *ltf)V CHI' A II* f 'l I IIIi* f l 1te| 1lllll ■Iif r i I l||* t4 ,»»* III -« 1 |-l "1 llt lilu ll i« v « io ly m ooted t i n t . r m U io „a l I apd dust. Fighter planes in neatl Mt f'luvlon declared, i» .u t ilt ' f l i t i M\ admitted there had been ........ le e s llir ilt i* III \ 1t 1111" 1 >f M ltdi lu ll K "f. Mull i t . \ p a t g ->.H Mu* v I r l 1 " t pet formation* roarad above tha Jam 'It i* pHiilculariy aignifit-.mt pros lo g ic s * In e lim in a tin g 'T h e " * b *. hi in '••film* ••• tit** lljkl if h i I m i iiH lri u liii u i i ni) f *i|* o f m! Vi 1 n uu h r r l paekad roof*. dial young men are taking an Idsh o f A m e ric a n c iilll ir e , " W ill Im Hi " ‘ r*f f»*i t i \ r !l‘M>'h i 1*i ■" h|f tiu lif si i f l.i uni I* i - |tt'l t'riltV in I ' J , I. *llli mi T m m i i n T o A ililr u H H Although tha atrongly National- a c tiv e |iuM In the Legion affaire | w a rn e d of Its b e in g "s m u g g le d HARVARD, Mass., July 7- ~ m H N4 IIN*' t ’l I ’ l l l Ms nuU\ ) ' lh .it I Ii *h 1m||.| H ill l u | \ r 11*s ht*U *’l y.ftl 1*1 A Ml flier fiite tXM.dt^J a ll over Ihe country,",ne asKerled. w ith th e "m a s k o f p ro g re s s —Imagine taking up astronomy i I f * . ^ 2 * * ^ (Indapandanc# ManilU lt 'lllli aIn v* “ M ' l i ' i * ’ ’ * ltl» 1* Ou* 11if H p f iil'* hi Ilf $Pi t.Sf NliNR j t ill M i i n o i i h I n ( l u n i K O t(l| 11if 8* • ••81s4' 8I »■| "T h e se World War 11 veterans " P r n g t .-salve A m e ric a n film * firat night aa an urged It* members and then, on your _ I l f t l l l i l l ' M F *1*«*I III ■Mil l»‘ S 4!! ' 144(8 N i l ' 1 f "I Ills- | f!M» ’ ll.’lli'tw 1r li* t f a lit Iik ililtiff M in t I t <411*14'#I LAobserver, discovering a now comet I to boycott' the celebrations, few hm- in hettei position to knuw first p ro g re s s iv e A m e ilc a u n o ve ls, pi* 1iH(H«*tt tlf t •'*!*•« •*, Ilk *' ♦t*ll H mVH'm i *lie*i«* tiU M i‘| h<m i f * *n M i l Ctthl ** iVAMHINti I ON, July / „|T That’s what happaned to M. X. could alay away from such a hand general world conditions ami g re s s lv e A m e ric a n p la v s ' w e " HI 4 I' »•* srnilt ft-tl I ’ t c m ,le n t T in m a n w ill , . 1 , li, - - t h r I t* lilt 4 1 H ill'll |)it' I fifli I I I.- I IliM ii f ' . t i i M . eh m i . t r s. tn i i : v u till changes that havu .occurred sponsored liy "paid ..................... Valnu Baappu, a Harvard univer­ show, • >4' n 11 V 111 si' l> lE il‘ f? \A llh I ytllM lIillgil l''l II Hi I * :> I t-s. t IliKkMl mil iiinal Sju tn« ,-tiitv rotioi, in I Til . . . t f l ii t t i l l In* in f | In, r | But the president knew, ns than ate we who era World War a|l(j cslculatlng crlltca," the pap" .................L sity graduate student whan h* I hr pi f i l l l h f V iit lr l i ■split ( 4\VX Ilf |U* *» N•■*111V Ho. 8V» , ago ru v a d a y , J u ly 111 I til t r ill t'.I.Sf, “ ft | ’ 4f I 4f(I i A *.1j -f The "Uiogie.*". cam* to tha Harvard University ■varyona else knaw, that ha had I veteians. and U Is proper for continued Mil till* f I M|t lOlitfR III IHlI U Hi a. * o i Ut >tr III ii f f11 I t i. ili m n VS>f falI smI«» 1 lie W h ite llm is e hum ,i,in v v d seen only ons side of tha picture. • 'hem to lead out and bring their ........ .......... American film, II suid. s o m e tim e ' A observatory's Oak Rldga obssrvapm title* un i ....... ,i i f t) put >'r til I 'd S.1*2 a'JltJi, i lis i M i IT i,m a n has U i, t | ii > il the >1 M ' p i ».1iv p **<*i * 14ii I . r l 'I k s88•4f 1111' "III II I ' il talk Milt*** I h j t W tlil lu l u lt . f f l l . l i f l i l d l --«•*> M ill # lory in this littla town-whlch car­ Ha had lived her# too long as a enthusiasm and recent experience was an'attack mi Notlsm Koi 1 M r lits 11wlInn and w ill t i t i,< i h liH g ii private eitisen not lo have k n o w n into l.egion affairs. The value of added: ries the name of Harvard. I hi I lf 4I ' •1•' IK I* 4'ilMDhll1 ill 1 ht". I ti - ■*» pVM VItl, t *4 ■dili.'lt*:* t Jiia [ / r it. in m p h rM iu il t rst-R, Du* ••■lo In tils ila iie , " I h t lrid c |ic m li*o c e . ...... „of tba hack straeU too. And tha back Mo' infusion of this younger group " I t Is re v o ltin g how th e y | . . r Th* story of............. tha discovery Iff H H ilillt l14i d.1 lls> tl|' (llild f m il )l a I 14fk ilfJiitKI,t Ii lie - tll ii* * ..I,if f Ji L f m ill, pi t,|«fi i i 4 It.w ill n ia k * i I ■ .. i, ' 41 -iH is y li int„ the ot-KanUatlun cannot he te n d th a t re s is ta n c e a g a in s t N s till! t tha now comet on JaiyJL same to -! Vc2?«to-iaVo . n» L r ,lS L Vl !it*li) H tt tut* l«* lilte d D lf t t il) nill *(t i *H t? c u l l l p o ' iM iO IS , M llll • 1*1*» In th e S hi lo a m in S oldi.-, f ield Ism w a s d ire c te d e ic ln s lv . 'l* ' f " day from veteran Harvard aatron^ Tw* *' over f'limaled. I c»* »*’ t i'l t I f 8*1! Ji l u l t l f N |!ifi*i|* ,4t.iierel tin l**4-r 4 *9V I **♦•» soil,i- lim a h a lw t-a u V no ,ind l .Ml ft V#i,ll4 w tn 'fi l | |»tc|*"'er111 1.1 t i l 'u i,it tt'o a tla o e rt Oo f o a * T w o S«». Ji "In it democracy such as our* ■ 'tit lu l l i»* I " H km , if ;«n v 1'till l i s t ' l l , outer Bart J, Bok. And Incidental­ H Me !i*»r ! 1’ M Mi,. h M c i Iliu m ,,l .lo ti III, where great freedoms ars enjoyly, tha comot'a Mill too faint to I ! 'm il in ui, lie- | i l ji 11 tu r i n in i t " I <('■>», in u re no F eae T w o * • • . S) M i, in u iiH ii w ill in n k i im iilh i'i i S tl.nlld vl u*sf p{ H IH S IH 14| i* I lie Y H d l oa ssan by tha unaided aye, being I t u 1 I » K II I I Ji lo t . " mu I in lk t lin l i'V i-iilrig nt n of the 18th magnitude, and what Iuii !*i* "I 4 iU n- 11.- Niil 111 *' A I I AN I \ liih ’ V \ 5 MISSING d lin o 'i in tin 1 ...... I L . i, -I In in o r Its direction will ba and whathar !I i f lit* id S(111 a 41 ! H id I *’ |«c l I ride* I y l*s H t 'l l (81 (lf|| NMil *tir\ i*n yi'M l NKW YORK, July 7 -(fl*» -F lv . n ,,i th e i i ' t i i l n g lln jo - iliil im ic iitiiiF , It will approach tha earth cannot H it!* till* I »•■ U phill) KI V«*»| till* ||| If* i l l ' i t Mild i ills 'll %•*«!<«!* I mV fj y M ( is llo w a y ('M lh o itn o f 1'y h ‘t . i'e *. LANCABTKR, Pa., July l-s -W person* are still mlutng and nine ba known for at laaat two day* — H otf Think nothing of It. After known dead from a violent wind p h i* itiu li* h i . ti,In i Ki. ... u.e «*m k i -mU'I 11riiv n 1 1v |'*ufd it* (*it | fttora. It's In tha eonatallation CygH M i I'.M 'lf’I 8»iiM*'d I I lf 4V111s*I > klltsH l! t.f.M K 'ri and rain imtall that raked the all, you could havo bean hottor. -------------! N K f iH f l I N D H 1 F I I nus (northern croaat and can L l i i l i f It Mil, M 41y11 111 14" MI'M*! W U tli.fl t.i Mil! Ill wlk’lllikt flltlliu New Yotk Metropolitan orea Mon­ You could havo boon In Albert NF.W YORK J u ly 7— l/I'i A |.U«h, lung, weighing only a p o u n d . TAU.AilAHHKK, July 7 •/!•»— I " id ' in ♦ \Vrn lk i*i h ii w iu iK ifiy «*! Vh Mud :>!«*i Ms. I. visi yi. nII i t bast ba observed with • strong day. Relts's greenhouse. telescope around ntldalghi A lt jt f iii , and i.i'i n ln « >«•* d j uvu 11 *i p u l i »I ! d r f i l l t Itf ‘ 1’, ti IIh* i/f The Coasf Guard early today Belt* waa mopping hia brow, Towards dawn as Mppu was *»i*j 4 ttu enr* ! ’ jp«' v 'tfitf p ta yitiift added two mors yachtsmen to the F tllin , « v ,i i l l , . . . ' ■■• • ' h " « v<P,,l- " ■ '* I ” w h l, ............. I " I d '4 t l l l l ririW p itN lH M I I I I. h I l'I looking at the thermometer that completing his watci, ba took a *0Nil*. Hk|s h| e8|| |f |it out a lit t le III tfu u ,M i ti 41U jim ig t' 9!tk*l^«|(l list of seven persons already re­ „ s, , „ | ant „ / F lo rt.iw A . a m i mlauta photographic tgpaaqrt of registered 11 degree* yesterday ported dead In the storm, which rid e in w h e e lc h a irs , o r la k e a x a rrn e . lo .u e n jilh e n n i i m i n . h le y can r.dl.'M 1 apt a III .lailiMN H i j WII ttiMH « V«‘l$l RMU l« Ifp IfN fU U 'd when suddenly, wham I w e a r ii g o ir g lo a h o s p ita l; T h e ir a rm * *>r '*»• > ' " • * " l ' , r 'r r a n rea d m . co lle g n f o r n i'g ro e *. the aky. , t ' l i f ttf Hit' I lf 14 II**W llU .ljfl! .mi* hI I Iiik **itf, ♦>>!! ul Mi Mud Mrs k n ife d acruss Long Island Round A terrific bleat ebook th* green* Slid feed ihemndvei. |l ii cooin lhaii it'* hig 700-pouml iron lung, The negro, lissc Morris is a After It waa developed Bappum v f H t iiif f iii in tin* K u id I 'n in p m y M ill sill B I •pe* id l U l i l i U , lo lJ and rapUsd hmWWWIi of boots. which encase* th# whole hotly **■ • ’ . funner A. hiuI M. slmlent Tim al- lll«4|air V u r y ‘Tirst nlgktH house and 80 pane* of heavy glass with tha cuatonury h im Hu* k u ii f i i r d M iv liU n tly d u rwerf blown from the building. cent Ihe head. m achine for four hours. Ur It can legeii nssaull took place last N .v ! •seltemant, be. waa th rill p h iri M l* I'u p r tu ld Ym i i i i i i ! i «mi u Im in iiw iu « ilry H pjjt^ Il /OO KILLS tMALH Retta mad* hia way carefully 1 lung is a clear plastic hi.ml lie ""> °n homo current, with tha amber. Morris Is free umier bond. c h ili" , ghoul how t u l c c i'n lliiile P "h c * ()'■ glut li« i tiu s t.g m i U iJ t.'i "going to look foe ectMte." HOMK. July 7 Bad attanthrough the gloat and antorod the rn "Ha, ha, I told l K * P r . n v iiii~ ie .iiu iu ■ , to ......... . you can h e a r, lo u , t h t il th in k tlm g oo c n o itl D ie h e o s u io •laughter- with'rubber'"on alT sId*" an'i "is l.eitcv recharging el the ss.na greenhouse to find an unbroken dents yesterday fw aald, "avaryona looks fee cot II.I.K flA I, l A i l l N I i no t r .c lln g .. f f a o iip a ri. to hu in I h r h a m m e r » n ig in m y .i ing giraffes, a . camels, curved to fit over lha chest. It is time The machine end thermometer registering 148 doheld in place by suction and iwo sic light enough to be tractspmted ■tit then aa they .atndlid tha N E W Y O R K , J u ly 7 u V t ~ , j Kh . Y . t «t,o c . r d o n ’t buffalo and hi. to halt tha thin straps fitting around iho ' /h a y can h# lo«.W aboard T ill CO m en , tw o o f th o rn p m a ir in e x p e t t h - i n o r u l le v e l .f t0 K U l . t l l HANDED plate they noticed a airing* trail spread of a myaattoua dlsoaao In Apparently, Kelts aald. sunlight Ty,» n , . in H i M T M a I'IH O N , la ., J u ly 7— patient's back. A aevan-foot lio»«; * ......I chair while the ridarwean v e s tig a to rs , w e io g u ilt y la«t n ig lit (C u o tia u ta on and, that, In brief, la W * n a n # w Rome s *oo, boating through the glass kept o f ille g a lly ta p p in g te le p h o n e * id*, C 'o rllt* K, H r u n t lv t t waa Dr. Carlo Keetl, goo Veterinarian, courted* tha hood with a *mn!l ‘ he lung. expending the air Inside until the N il 1‘ R E D M I N t . M i lig im v t a t Hi« s ta ll, p e n ite n tia r y said the slaughtering would ha machine that does the brsalhing. I Aimiit 100 nf these lightweight w ire s to gat In fo r m a tio n fo r use j * gtAae waa shattered. I H D N D l . l 'I . I ', J u ly 7 - ■;(*.— An l i n e t s t t e td a v h i* t>2mi b ir th d a y OUARDBMAN . Th# machine la sst for 14 to 28 lung* -ra^going Into ''"" ovar the in a d iv o rc e s u it. completed within two days. AII>of cmoitt v Another 76 are ready for A fo u r t h d e fe n d a n t w a i ae* j A m e ric a n fo rm e r a d v ls o . in t h e ] f " i ih e g ilin iit c d . la y in g o f a FORT JACXROH, the io o ’ s 180 animal* of tha cud- pound*, |ow«r« th# *ir rh iru -n c g o v e tn m n n l * a y * I'h in a Council Ulutfi livcatock dealer. thui rw iViw to anyTh,apota by j quilled. 'PURCHARIR SLUMP - U f b - O im Rotttb r chewing (ruminant) and true within wfthln thf hood, thus thui n lwftnw m#| within th* th* hood raising i H|>1(J#m|ri |ung hit u lh, All Ring* county c u rt w ill not it- in s in i ’ o m in iiiii -,1 " u n Ilnmtlett wss pnmuuncsd dead CANBERRA, Australis, July 7 swine families are to bo destroyed. PElIfnt’i gLOuardsaua dltphrtgtn 10 air —OfT— Australian.newspaper* said by tka Recti said every, poaslbbla pro- drawn* In tu ^ T s "'^ ^ *. "wh'.n ih V Mm;»«';«n Respirator, mad. by lha jury returned th. verdict shortly le i* th e re Is h itiis s ia n s o lillc i lie- at » 14 A. M • fo r e midnight after six h o u is h in d e v e ry C h in e s e ." .1 Monaghan Denver. iti outlsit tdmtit«J th* slaying today U. 8. purchase of Australian ca u tio n had bent ta k e n to provont pressure In the hood 1* raised J. 9 lf . J •* Monaghan Co., Co., Denvar. The greater New York chapter dslibei atloii. Itirhaid Hiiilar, who advlicd ih« of t‘, rcy Smith, Council Bluffs, n r training with goods haa alumpod in recent the disease fru tt epraodli tha chest muscles collapse, «x of Hie National Foundation for l Cliineac ministry uf social affairs, on lice. 8, Ik47 Although hs made tba H at guard InRuHry diviaion. months, and that local buying of Italy’s cattle. palling tha air from tha lungs. ------- , k . N .I. hlained Chios’s chans on "family no la>l .istemeril, Deputy Wan* MARINE KILLED . whM m yUkod American protlueta may bo reduced It Is bollovsd tka outbreak re­ Tha macblna I seat for 14 to 28 in fa n tile Paralysis purchased tha MILTON, July 7—(Art—Ths .quarrels" among Nationalist lead- J. K. Ilennstt >ald Unintlstt tol breaths a minute. I t has separate first one hero as part of a general report today that Marine |era. He lust arrived In Honolulu I him he wa* "sorry” hs kllUd Navyreported controls at each and, to It can preparedness program. It waa da- nary " ' Richard‘ “E. ~ . after thrsa ysara in China. * | Smith. Boyir of............ Ntwkirk. Manta at a time. nwui'trated hy doctors at Willard CpI. He cited a rift In Qenerallitlmo The state charged BrunUot* Parker Hospital. ! Okie., was killed whsn a pick-up Thar* are slg a im of the The lung also will bo a help is I truck he waa driving overturned Chlang Kal-Shsk’s family after ]lured Smith to (ho Bruntlett i a m tic-aaS-rukber hoods, to fj weaning patients from tha big naar Whiting Field late Monday CH*ne lent hia aldeet son to near Council Bluff* on the pratoit flrraibaUafl (a bt« aluli * clean up" Shaitfhai la if summer, of oelllng Smith some cattla. . (Ceattsmod « n H i t t w * t e a •> K fk t. ___________ _____ . ■j i.t B Uj.vSvr , ‘ ■■* , ■■ r .S . Cola* Ovens Set iVoilwtion ResUess Algeria b Problem For Troubled France BivohIm In HI4K Astronomy Student Finds New Comet On His 1st Night ‘ Hot Air Blaata Lancaster Greenhouse 1 Pound Plastic Lung Frees Polio Patients From Dread Immobility i lt M * ■ L - i . . ', v. ■ ' * * * “ >■ v-k*35VMk«ypK •-Hi-**. •-a YW W *a*>r4ifc>>7.. x*jwi - v. A-M M V i K i u s B a B a a m i i j e m - /• �w : ' »’ T me 3Anto«d herald , santoro M O V TW O Restless Algeria Truman Plan a A l l . I Iftll* r ll C h I I I *• e"*'"**" *'»«"• Pave I, arc- Twsl .1 illllv 111^,11 l l ( nomic Advisers la known lo have ’ f l a I fl u L^ni> | ( Id U . told Mr. Trunmn week, ago that ;; D U 1 C 8 T U r l . r l n It fnv.ua n "lesser goal" for In* :------Increase.. Home ndvlaera fear that •* JACKSONVILLE, July 7 (Spec- n determined drive for higher Kt) —“With Rome year end ir-jinxes would frighten hualneaa Into porta ettll not In. figure reveal further retrenchment, the Florida Htnle Farmrra' MnrOn the other hand, to drop kata aurpaa.ed all previous years | the re.iuesl for higher laxrs enm I t the volume of tiualncaa hniull. .1 i tlrely would amount to putting a • during the post twelve munllis," preaideuilnt okay on red-ink fl• announced William L. Wilson. I nnnrlrig, In view of the Treasury's • Director of the State System, report .me week ago of a HJUfO.• wfllch has 25 marketa lomteil 1(KMl.tHHI deficit In the fiscal vear ICaoMaar* r o a I'nne I. s»r. Twal ■ throughout the Htate, j which ended Juno 30. i* why ilte uilveiit of aulomutic I "Record breaking sale, tidal-1 Few officials would predict that electronic computers Is so Impor­ . tng 135,996,0711.95 |h nil lit,, mot* | Mr. Truman will abandon hie pro- tant to the Monte (.'itrio met bud. • tgmarknlde because individual |msnl for ta*-l»oo»tlng: he might "Here wo liuve a numbers nic­ J price* generally In rominndiliea' soften It, they said. And he al- kel to end nil numbers racket.: • have hern lower during 11*17, the I ready has slated—in the January one In which arlrntsts anil ninth• previous reconl breaking year, | report—that some exrisr taxes ' rmntlcinns Join to play a fantastic • which totaled *33,MMI,2IR.flfl. It "should be repealed." 1game." • ehould lie borne in mind though They expected n renewed call i Attending I he symposium wore • that unfortunate weather rnndl- . for a raise In the minimum wage l representatives of n business• tkpna nl competitive slutes might from 49 rent* an hour to 70 cents. machine corporation, the Atomic • have had some (tearing on the tie- it |. considered llkelv ton that I Energy Commission, the Ihireairof • mend. However, Florida linn os Mr. Truman will take note of the* | Standards, and the Hand Corpora• turally .nine iidvaiilugeH nver passeg** of the housing legislation tlon. Theh Hand corporation, were • these arms In the method of n8 nn aid to the building Industry.' cxlstenre of which mice was a , handling produce, One mnjor ndFending legislation sponsored military secret, la a privately• Vantage la our ayslrni of markets |,y Senator Murray (D-Montl financed research group currently • at which A is possible fin imvein provides fur "economic expan'i""" devoted to government project*. 5 *9 obtain one llem or n cnrbrnd .„f |iidlnii loan, hy the Heron-true- Itomb Shelter ir . pJi, " ' .. . vtenroiu fed- fCaattaant Front l*ao* I, *»r. Two! 011 Mr.__ I rumen a_lg ____ 1 _ . be maintained through the final quarter of the year. No they ore tIon and exchange of commodity | keeping a rinse watrh on their and prire Information. Bendy An- jtiealera’ orde.1 look*, demon, Malinger of th*-Hunters High volume output la lining Market will talk nn the value of RKbeduied well Into September hut Advertising, while It 11. , the order voluirg- end the «l*e of Malinger of the Htnrke Market . H|r>4.|(n wj|] determine the prowill lend the discussion "n Trans- , „ . . . .. Oelolier-N.iportution problems. vemher-Decrmtier •(iiiarter t h i s It Is nnllrliiated that two mem' tern here In Jacksonville ran well J bit proud of this fllte nrrompllnh■ ment," aald Mr Wllmm. • An outline of the program for m thi* meeting lo he held at the m George Washington Hotel on Jolv “ 7,-1, 0, I* ronrerned largely r*ltb Commissioner bem of l J'r H'"**M H ' ,M M,l.l,vol,am Thrr" Nothnn ayo amt . . Ml" *»''’» i t , taillrntlun Industry J the problems ronfrontlng the tnnn- Neill Rhodes. Commissioner of *r eh® " " M M . M m m w a m r r w j|| tu r"rV n . ?,',n* ,|,e pr A rd h* -w a r n is lo r n * ngera and the Nesaionn are to be • ^formal dlartiaalona of. . these . . . . proli ...... !'"• Of Introducing all Its new models auch as "C,lading and Mur­ ....... possible, of rwurse, Ibnl It may reing Poultry" led by l.amiili, H|(,‘(1'” fllllams. Manager of Ibe Itonlfav; 7.:,(1 ,, m „n i.,iy H si whirb *,,rn to thnt practice late In IU50. ipvhel’ P H- Hlidier. Director of MHi|inn Mayo, (Siminissloner of Until It does, there aren’t likely * thp and1 *■— Egg Division » Poultry — — of• Agrirullure................ w||j |,e hnlmr •" lie any more nmnufaetiir-*r. the ............. “ M ite Depertrnenl of Agriculture guest. Congressman Dwight Hog sponsored aiitomobile nullomil mitomol m be# Indicated he will be presenl ers of the lllh Dislrirt of Florida snows. There will, however, In* an ■ far this dlsi'Mimlon It. E .lobinon plane lo be presenl as does At- | Increasing number of local dealer * * m *• Z * - . "* in m iu m w rt.m pM . | Oviedo Celtbratfca | i a ... t» (r.s iis s e a ream M p Dr. Henry McLaulin l m , |» .Inc. IM2. ed, thr dttieiu m o a l«|*o uaunw Me foet In o h m nation*. The At­ Soon after he landed from a I he responslbllltm* which i n aw lantic Fact would hardly have Item cru liter Aurlol wa. handed an necessary to inaure theaa frea- poeilble without the foon supplied "op.n" letter alfncd by Karhat dome. If tha cltlaena falf to as- from this country. Hungry people Ahbaa, hot-eyed secrelscy-general siirmi three raaponalUlHtn ttkM I t * not reasonable people and thi* of the Nationally UDMA Party. It thry may become a license for hunger mu*L be relieved before urged him nat to forget “tha him- eomo minority croupe aad IndiaId- they are ready to consider any* Cry mulllludr while you arr eoat- unis lo destroy and break dowp the ed at table with the wicked rich.” system under which we live and “The laaat that we .an nay," whlrh the good cltlaena deal re to thie letter continued, "I* thnt, of prcerrvc, all the men who will address you Summing up tha treat atrWtae IC H tln s * V rm P a ir t a*e. f> in tNhname of the Moslem popul- mede in agricultural development, Iron lang, phyiiciana aald, and atlon not one of them ha* born Mr. Clayton declared, "In the early aidiag their recovery after the elected by universal auffragr. They development of thle country, about flrat stages of the disease. represent only themHelvea und the flu percent of the people‘ lived on Artificial lunga are needed by prefects who have choaen them." forma and about 20 percent In the five to 16 per cent of polio patiente Stern-faced Govornor-Ocnornl villages and town.. Today the elt- when their breathing muscle* are Maurlrc Edmond Nacgelen re- unllnn Is reversed and the farmer* temporarily paralyzed. , In lust lotted with angry contempt: "For- ore a minority group! however, a year’s epidemics, 20 per rent of hat Abbaa may claim He repreaent* '"'portant croup because all patients In South Dakota need*.! .even million Moalema. hut really 'Hr » « woul d nave to .top such help. Ten per cent did In l.o» he represents no one but himself/* with.... food. The whole nation la Angels, but In other arena only The governor-general wna parti- cntirur regularly and b-.iter than three percent required the breath­ cularly Indignant at tho Nationllat '" ’ “'u u l . „ . l t ing aide. The new lung coats about 11,260, leader’, charge that he fake,I the The hlzh production by the election, for Algerln'a parllnmcn- Amuuan farmer., he SOM, ae- compared with |2,000 for the big tary aieentbly by packing it with “n £®P* Iron lung. .elected Arab.. . 1,1",! "h'ch hex changed very little, O#tomat rial 113 M agnolia Ave. TALBOTTS — imivu-iN— Plantlc Lung , . . . The fellow who wins the second look. Good tailoring given n man that stamp of distinction thnt makes him stand out ,n a crowd; wfn admiring .fiances! Tho superb fit and fine details arc part tf the technique of better alluring at »Europeans, Jn a Arabs or Jew - <r«M lM e 4 trtrnm r * « f I. ear. t » « i London or New York. It la disgust-; ing and revolting, and further-- i more, spectatora are well award that the same Orstapu-brigumla and B8-klller* who murder *m the screen are togrthcr today with their America* masters.’* Ladles! Miltex Dresses! Just Arrived! In Half Sizes 12 tb 46 G .W . CLARK ■-x j nnemploymmit. z s g s jr * * " ■' ' •v'' *1 • s' . 1 « ir pafc of Um wop, . . n . t i . « g M )A B k t« ...th * UAd«r In our taifu a," ^ T ry B la ti Bmrt today. Your tlrel m m M M p m 1 n M n M ’m i A ' A. B. C. H Q tlO H S ■4 100 Proof Hot tied In Rond Kentucky Bourbon • - g th Your Choice 4 POPULAR BRANDS IMPORTED DKffi&jsnis ru n L i AA O h \J c a n * » u o *« A /?/» . q ^ SCOTCH Ronriro 5 Year Imported Rum Regular fi.in valueJ 'U - jy j * m o s t B m a u t if u i B U Y o f a l l . . . ” H P,s*pk»«*sw uxenan n t * m Holloways In ORLANDO I'fn standing by for tha Ir . W m im b . "Har*, where we have ilia • BATTLE Dry Cleaners fh « M ;; tMMttaU Uam, than I do fo rB ltta , MUwAulufkli h u t braw," u y i Wall Paper * Pal«4 l*at*tev Soviet Films dependent political position some­ thing tike Indie now enioyi in i Die Mritlsh Commonwealth, t I'm the present member* of tha Algerian ■isembly and-the chiefiaiit- who welcomed President Aitrbd. they hew only contempt. They call them the “bent oul■ nn '* It's the Arab way of saying thry’ie “yes-men.1 1 I to y point to the fact that nboiil lift percent of the Arab populiiii’in la Illiterate. They claim that, although Algeria !■ rich In Ateeria* lt»elfP ha*L a iiecullar "'"'M'lnlted resourceo, no aerlous .l.oiltew te Vhi Freach* i.nlon sl ' h"# / et » « « made to inr^neh emnlJi u now '•"Mrlallmt the country. They joint have French nationality. (Inlljie Tunisia SOAK T H R MICH and Morocco whlrh ore protect­ I’AIIIH—(A1)—Herder economic orates, general control of p o lic y Is directed hy Interior Minister ■<u»litinns tHr the rich seem re­ ft, • ted In a Paris pres* report that Jules Moeh In I’nrla. Algeria also sends three Hen- i lie network of state-control led atom and ten deputies In eit In pawnshops will soon be eatended * the national assembly In Paris *■* mar# wealthy dlalricta of ‘ he• While this bring tl>* rmm <"v. where they to reeelve. vrmir Mi in may may ' expect 7r i----,----,IflU fg.ltt I ^-T V * I-.U ^ ^ a ^ I — ii(lviint«g©fi M-ta.-M la.M «a ithrmurh 1. . . . I ■..I. lmautly i l i i t n lu luxury l i i t f i i f w ffim n a xtich l l p h u « j6Wi*lH try reriiiln Ri»ndx Marleger of Dm Flniil City Mar- torncy tJeneral Hlchurd Erwin, .1.! association promotell showing-. a closer esKinInllnn with the .................I furs. Market Managers, whlrh Is a nn Edwin Larson, Htate Treasurer. | Home of the manufacturers beer country, It I* a constant ir National Association of i'liHluce Wilbur King, Chairman uf the ||cvc all shows should be sponsoied rltant to the nationalist Hrrtlnus dough The practice of kned hat Will dliiciiss tlu* meeting Ilf Die kluridii Hullroad and I ’ubllr lltil |,y the dealer nrgntiixnllnn*. W ill, tho feet originate! in Egypt I of the population. tlonwlde nrgnnlTalloti of mrket Itlrs Cominlsiion, I). J. V. Knapp,1 -------- ... ■ , Perhat Abbaa and his support mid continued Into modem11 day* In managers, A major dlsi usslon will Executive Director, Htalr Live era want Algeria to havs n In .Scotland, be conducted .............................. dn "Field...... C rnle. flu ik " finnl’t aiy Hoard," Hamid I LfMlK FOH A D V If’K Botea" hy M V, Meeklson, Mima- I i-olee, Exerutlve Vice President, j NEW ItDCHF.U.E, N. Y— |A7 — jw nf th* t’nlmntlo Market;........................... ...................... .................., H ’ Florida Htate Chamber of ComHammy ........... Kiicod is ....................... fed no with th* ?.* Manager of Dm Flor- jmerre, and (I, K. Copeland, Dir people who say “hie putting !■ off." City Market; M. E, Will lams, ertnr. Citrus and Vegetable In - 1 “ Cbere’s notlilug wrung with my Igger of Dm Fort I'lereo Mar- Spection Division. 1putting," said Hiirml during thereand J, L, Wnricti, Mnunger flu July H the session Is h, lie . rent Domliill Hno*d-H(diln Inurnathe Pompano Market. Flunk devoted enllraly to the Llvestia-k nmnt. "It's my driving Hint lint her* Conner, Mnnngcr of Die Wu- market# Ip which Imlh etale-owned | w|tl|, some,me roulil tell me pta Market will discuss Dm and independent markets wl I'"r | what I ’m doing wrong.” of Inttr-marknl roittmiinlrn- llripnte. *Ym i dan'f Sml ma roe ting any h a rd * fc ttm r MilwBukM Brawerg Pfcen* IIS 90 Proof Duncan Rqea London Dry Gin | .79 Full I ft 0 1. Pint �r-^L I t _e j m j v j 7?yvrr V 'v 'Sto1, -' "■*' ■ m mm ;■ .^ 1 * t ___ <» .wmaagMMBM ,fm i» t l » SAMVORD HERALD. SAW O R D EL OR IDA lively, wide-awake young reveal one iinpnrtnnt way In whl.-li people at lhe*e rvrnU, for they Amorim continue* ationg and would live you n strong feet in* of good. By BPIJDH JOHNHON At the *hml rotirru’* (he young confidence In th e future of our cnmmunitle* a nd state anil nation.' »ter* get tout her. heenme ne4-H YOUTHS AT SHORT The annual n h o rt couvaca—for qualnlcd (they mine from nil over COURSE AND CAMP ARE INSPIRING TO OTHERS girl* at Florida StateUnlveralty, <>ur Mate) and form *tr»ng and If you have nevervlaitcd a 4*H for hoya at theUnivcruity of Flor- ln»tlng fiiciiduhipi., mid they keep club short rou**e or camp, you | Ida—were held nut long ago nnd lhcm*elve« nml their tenehar* mi ought to dn rr. If you havethe. the lummcr camp* are now in full their toe* with their Itveltneaa. opportunity. A* an Americanin-1 operation# SueIi rventa aa thcae 1ready re*pnn*i<« in di*oM»«hm*. nml tareateii InAmerican youth, it tare excellent examples of the their wludemime rivalry In work would do your heart good to ate American wuy uf life, and they [and piny. And *ing! Well, --they -iny; u* only happy, healthy, I confident Anieriean ymitlix *un alng. i At camp It’* the .nine story. <And while nl camp nnd *hmt course, they Irani .(tn.kly how In s \ work together, are inspired to f make greater effort far them. V S' 1 1 ci \ t »T solve* nnd their cnmmunitle*, mnl are Inilia'lrinnteil with the highc*! principle* nf Amei uaiilxm. Pram trained louder* ami each nther they learn many u*eful thing* that will help them Inter. From out *tnmling npeakei* they hear of the right*, privilege*, nml. tn lie *uie, the ri'*piin*iMitie* of lieing an Ameiirun, And ymi tduuild hear their pledge uf effort nnd loyalty Rural Common Sense STATION WAGONS • • , ir R E F IN IS H E D A T 1 i, RICK’S WOODCRAFT 211 N . E lm Phone m - K BARGAINS « JULY V-8 FORD FOKDOR SEDAN 1946 1947 1941 W\ (herdrlve.Harllo-H«*l*r BUMBY & SUPSON INC. FORD FOR DOR SEDAN General Contractors One Owner-20,000 Mile* H y d r a m a llc • I M v * j:11 ★ i SPECIAL CLOSEOUT PRICES FROM $100.00 TO $1200.00 ★ AUTHORIZED DEALBR .108 E. FIRST ST. Drag Line Work if if Bulldozer Work ★ i: Paving if Complete Subdivision Development Ortunilti, Florida 1; Phuim 71148 PHONE 200 ! ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ g o NU * * * f* r TRADI w t* tw trrk mm A Furr In Lea Ninth A d m l n l M r u t r U **f t lm v n ta lt* o f F , N . N « i l t l l KIDNEYS MUSTREMOVR EXCESS RODS Halp IS M il** of Kidnay Tuli*a FI nth Out i’nl.mtmta W ail* Wbrmllftnnlrr o f !J-InP'V flififtktn 1— 1m ill POli|*fin*ing m n i l * r l . i f» rtvtlfi In frio r M - nf. It IftlAV fMtlM- hU'llHlk' hiubArh*-, ik'Minnllrt iMlnt, 1t2 |Milnv I'«%*nf |ni* <«mi * n* i at. . nljrM*. »«••M 1•*1*. I'tilf | itlhm tin* • Him ■Hint*. lh r t f p i , h iA iU r h n mo*1-1 JU iiiM'A ag, tlU tilM fl, |I 1t * im -nl *ir •cinly I'Buidr 1 Winn n w i ii n d m o l tirn tiln d ■ n tn rlltn rA • h f i w t I h n t * I * »rm «*tluotf -* i ' * n f • l i b Yin i f k h lfifF " ! *'T h U 'M v f , |)«»n‘l W i l l i A hk YOttr Ifnttfultt for |l H»‘ | t l l r r i i l l i n t t b u t r ll r , ii« * il gor*» t t f u l l / f llli. ■' »tli I hot‘I wt — Use HERALD Want Ada P in dteenned Call uy for a bid on your next job -Reg) R g U lf For Hale—3 1PT ArlTcTcs For "Hale' 5— \v«iik wantkTi —9 LOWER p r ic e s , r.kport watek Idtal frame bungalow, vpaclou* GOAT MII.K repairing, (i. C. EtJlown, Home and comfortable. ScreeneiTporch, __ R.J>. Prlw t, I'honn 7MI-W.1. Shop. 1700 Hanford ................Ave. Phono living roonf, dining room, I largo New Cn*h Regtatcr nml » > ■ *!*>*, L_____ II1-J, bedroom* and hath, garage, nah cheep. Thotie , elude tcaga. ExcaUant naignW* NEW Rnnfe, Hoof repairing A hood. Prlca «7,MX).noo, »6,KK). y tlffP A lliT rlR H —lii-poriitimi. Pa fm I m I i painting, Phone lOW-M. p*’r ll*ngcra. Phono .120 o, ' 60 down. IMIH-J after (1:(MI P. M. Wmhl ALL TYPKH of hulldorer work W. R. William*, Realtor. T it Nila whig ***** t i f l f I t reamin.lhlo rale*. Fn*' eatlmn. ■tl Waal AO gahlUkM ta T l* (iiiaranlee.l No Joli loo largo 110 N. Park Avc. Phono illio e*. David E. Carimnler, Plmnn -------lit loo Hinall Enlinmlr* cheerfully r^ R FARMS, home*, hualncM Ktlll-M. given. _ _ ___ _____ _______ lo o tN a O i SO a t t 1 m l< property and acragga, *«a ymiri Mataa la * H t ilaa i i _____ E. A. Stroul Realty Agency ' (.non .XNIl HAD" 1 ID— Huxlnww OpporltinltL-u N a n a* m i ilaa laaavtNa Orie R. Mathlrux, A«sociati' I u *n il 1 p, lii'il roo m u n ite $70 Of, 7. M Mataa Ba gat Ilaa laaartt a 1307 E. Second S *rot or phon* I Slightly .... tl f, pr. dinette '.!!i Of,; k-oi Bale—HMOI'PE CHAPEAU O va a m i Ita Ika Baa. •aaM a rata lav Mavfc taaa aaga. 16094. I lined h r l„.« 21 Ml I rnllrr »tock exclu*ivr millioei; I'I kmic lHH J after ft P, M Mbw 2 ltd room *luccn nn hlock 1 lined 1 pc liv in g roo m H iiite lOOf, _____ I ii»ei| d re * *e r 11 Of, 7 —hmiie, Rreetcway and attache,I Waal AO wtll M ATIIEIl OF HANFORD 1 ' “— Spcciiil Services — 1 2 garage. Alrwdy landirapd I ivar Iba talaaaaaa aa ■*•—in.i n'i K l*t. Hi. vraaOm r—avaa If vaaa aaaaa Phnnr 127 IH.WXklXX), $1,000.00 down. la Data* la tka talaaaaaa kaaft, Expert Radio Repairing W. R. W illiam , Realtor la tatara la* tit* aa*aa**aa4aKrnl Myrra, l i t E. 2nd. Ht NOW IN HTOOR - AVAI L ABL E 110 N. Park Ave. Phone 1120. Haa ika agviN iaii k FOR IM M E D IA T E D ELIVERY VENETIAN BLINDS made to or R o U I% and 1 acre land on h*nl R E R tlIL T RINGER HEWING der. Heminolu Venetian Ittm.i a o vtao surfaced reed near Orange City, MACI II NEH IN A LL MOOEI.H. la Co. R20 W. 3rd. Ht. Phono price $3,600.00 on ygur term*. HT IO IINH ELECTRIC Co. IIB'J.W. Apply 641 Plumoaa Drive, Hau Fir»t A Magnolia Ave. ford, Pla. NEW Ff.CORH aurtarcl to |H ifee (il.A IH n i.U H —beautiful g l a d * , linn. Old flour* made like new V *R V ettractlVB flpaniih home, .11 rill frenh every day, Iftr prr Finishing, rlratdng A waving du*en Mnd up. Wa grow them badteoma, living room, dining Portable power plant, 22 year for your pleaaure, 810 W. 8th. flraplgca, t r n h r o n m , experience in Hrmlnnle County, baautlful lot, axcluilva neigh J Ht. H. M. (flea.on, Lake Mary. borhood an axtraordlnary value ’ or—GALVANIZED ROOFING, BEE UR FOR at gragt MtcrUtea for gulch aal* ! r ROLL HOOFING, Roof Cemant MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Drlva, Han nnd Crating, Baa AND TYPING __________ STANLEY KQGERH HDWE. CO. CREDIT BUREAU OP HANFORD W m I m I — 1 1 Y O llN G H T 'ow S Cabinet *ln k * lift N. Path Phone l»» ______ --------------470Mi. Randall Eleetrlc Co. 1 H M D LISTINGS am 1 A 8 bed ORlTAHPo Morning Sentinel Mr FOR RENT landu Evening Htar. Call Ila1|di Ray. llflfl-J. AT THE Omvab Apt*., eotivag^ fraqurnl, lllghr*t raati pt% m paid f , r used 0 .\i,L B17 for Battery, Oeiiet*lor iM tly located acroai from aueh pm furnltura. Tad Davla Pdrnltara and Htarter xervlce. Swam* Poat Office, oaa ratnai efftc I proparty with Co. I l l E. lit , Ph. lig .' Battery Service, 801 W. Firit •partmant, modern tUe ^ ^ Ht. 7—relH-Livaatock-Happlien LA WN H o WKRH iRiTrpenfd. Id cycle* repaired. I« k and key I FOR HALE-COCKER Pu ilaa, work. No waiting—work k"*( I 2fi.no up. Hra. Carl oaa. antced. II. W. Hhuman. it" Phone 482.W, furnlibad or unfurnlthad to the Kait 4th. Ht., fianfnrd, FI* IF dtnnai* right party, 604 B. 1 CATH * OOGSUdAllbED (Formerly with William* Fitii lOMER'S. hy !_ by day or weak.' Shop) nr Mrr«. L. P, Payton, Orlando ELECTRIC nr Highway, Ptxma 996*R agythlag. 466 San* ACKTYLKNK Imam 1694,______ For Hair WELDING I **"> 4 ahoatc Phone ■axfofd Motor R Eqpt. 1 * fa both loik krban yon don't MS W. I at Hlraat 8TEAM-LUX Houao Waahlng, Entire autalda area Inrludlng acreana. Free estimate*, Phuna Hanford RtpraarnitaUrt, age U to collect Oviedo W l. to, Hail rinK t* go Into tha In* Wiehla Plating, Sliver Plating, Gold Plating; Pnllahlng. Bahy (hoaa and othar keap-xake* Bronaad. DUNN'S PLATING SHOP, diractly behind YoweltV Ph. 1140. r l l f f i f v l w ill b - ip ih ri 1A io iU « o f hiI*|'f frill ■ I'ln o r_ lo t* i flueh n it |" ii« m iiiu i mg t i t f l o a t your bl*m>xL D«»kn'p I'UU, PHONE 148 ii “ THE SANFORD HERALD n r - f g . te v a ,- « w “If. SJT. „ ST ' ISSK-aSV ifESnWHSB J ■ T U W g ja A f - i ^ i m r rym m o - u downtown, Ladle* green uraa containing 6084 ur P. Ytllow cat named Sandy. Finder pleaae rnntact| Royar, Plantation Eatatgi. Ke- 5 7.21? fv/4 ' !C-o i a f .T VMfflftr OTST;,itju C-i*!-W i ilj T IA Ii 1 * m im m m I* c g lll ------- — Vat Inn l* iM i| . t T in : n in t h i ' i n * t i t 1 ' i i r n T i> r* t . i r i ' p i A t . <* i i t * *• i i ' iim in ANP fi'lt St'VI INI .'I"l NIV Kl.llinv | \ i ' l l ANI'HCY N il r i* 9 T H n .V IA S H l-’ V n M K I l , i ' " i n p lu I ii m« i T il K ST \T K u m :K T iN i; s Til i »F i .1ill!« h j.j a I -A It <1 t ’ liA T T O N , A . 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F l o r id a , I 'o iin t y AgunT* O ff!* «*, L e g a l N o tic e s IN N o tic e N ftT lP V l * F u r m ii it HI (n th e H o! I C u in irrv M i tlo l» i Mx f r l t f n A rt. r iin p lr r *»A2, K lo r lilu Hi fit n t o f m i . n o t le v in h r r o b y i i i m i i n f a n e le r t l n n In b e b e lli 12. I M ’* f o r 111 * e le c tio n o f n u n M d iifr v H n r f o r it t h r e e y e a r l e t i n f *»r lb *- S e m in o le B u ll t V in n e r •‘Sanford's I .ending Uitlni X liliiiw Store" 117 So. I'AUK Free Helivery I'HO NE 103 tnd | -T* ANNOUNCING T h e R e o p e n in g o f HERMAN’S CAFE C O M P L E T IO L V R E N O V A T E D S P E C IA L IZ IN G • I le lic im is IN I l n i n i ' ( 'n • I Io n ic • S lio r l O r d e r s M n t i c i ; i l\c s • E m in tn in M eal 'IC S S t r \ ii c ’ ’C o f f t T ' n s i* im d n s a l w a y s ’ mt for ov»t Uf) trif« . Ihmn * dll •* hr milium! i S ( , r u a ld e m e 1* *"*•* f H I.......... i l l %%«« a lE lf d iiiin tid , V 11t i i t i l i i . V i HT :tr.* 1,, r . (*> n u l l M n l M u ll * iilt f '* r I i Hn b ee n M in i iim t h iH t v n ii I m 'h r* 1 'lr e i il f • ■»*nrl f u r .A*n»ini»i* * •H ltH y , Kh»l t* i t . in i 'I t . t i n *•» x , U f T iIm m iiM I t R •i m e r. Y in * t ir e liitr c L x r i*«| i l l |i* t! f ■• Ml*x M R - ** tv |f h III » e rk i' t if ’1‘ i i r J l o i s i i’ f i*a i f f tn tli*» F u lln tV • ♦ n i r t . H K M 1 .N O I.M C I» t» N T V , o l l O l l PM t l S i * | f . . ( il F l o r id a • M or i * F h l . n l i l H A . I N P ltM - b e fi* r th e 2M h I \ “f . *ltil% A t* t ' * ! ' . n r d e fa u lt Mil IN I * l«) u t I hi* e ll I e l ed i ii. i i 11 f ynt| ami IT Il , I’ll ll*e Will (o*. • e«l PX p a r t e -lid W I T N F S S u.x ti a in f in n ) I It ■■ wenI WHOM IT M A T | o f m.i Id * **m ri » I d tx of m in J lflu tK H T A T I; IIA T K I n r o tl»e M * N. M H I ‘ r r e jiM tl TO A l.li F F IIN : N u l h e N l ie r t d t v i t l t v n t h a t F a r l it * L e e N o r t h f i l e d h e r f i n a l r e - i p o rt a* A d in I tin t i ii t r I k nf tlm 1 r a t a te o f F . S N o r t h , d e t*e a « e i|;» I h n t id le f i l e d h e r l i e l i i i n l i f u r f i l l h I d lm h . ir iie , a n d t h a t e h a w i l l a p * t p ly lo th e H o in iln lilii I h io w l. i^ H tiM is t Io iii, i ' n o n l y . h i lu r t o f H e m tn n le i h i u t t i y . F l o r id a n il t h e U t day o f A u g n M . 1919. f o r a p p r o v a l n f s a m e a m i f< tr f i n a l d lm d ia r n t t a s A d m l n l n t n t t r l t o f H ie * * ! n t n n f F , N . N n r t li , i|e eiu in e d « o n IH H 3 < l|tl day o f J u n e , 1919 * STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC ft ✓ OLDSMOB1LE FORDOR SEDAN to c o m m u n ity nnd c o u n tr y ! T h e re '* •lin e fo r w in k nnd p la y and liiu g h •er a t s h o rt i-m irae* m id c a m p *, hut th e re '* a spccntl tim e fo r p le d g ­ in g lh c in * o lv e * to th e id e a l* u f th e ir o rg m iir a tiu n . H e riu u *, in s tru n g , y u a th fa l v o ice *, th e y g iv e the w e ll-k n o w n pledge to th e F la g o f the U n ite d S ta te *, a n il th e n : " I ple d g e mv head to i leal e r ih in k in g . m i 1.... . lo g ie n (e i lo y ­ a lly . m y h a n d - I.. Ill I ge l *e iv ic e , ;su l m y h e a lth it. Iie tle i liv in g fo r m y • c ln li, m> . i.m m u n ity , and m y i m in i i y . " Legal Notice . I I TRUCKS w: i ,mM ;t y •, rnvru:;-. RAO# Sam e Low aiccs �V%U> 4 •~ rV r , fri ■ ' THE SANFORD HBBALP. SANFflW FftbW ttA * v A DON’T SIMMER ALL SUMMER SPEND YOUR VACATION WITH US CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations Ritz Theatre ' Here Hince 1020 CELER Y CITY PRINTING COM PANY If IPs Worth Printing—It’a Worth Printing Right S. Park OFFICE OUTFITTERS (Phon# 310 Sanford, FRIGIDAIRE Congratulations S A L E S and S E R V IC E JOHNSON MOTORS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER S A L E S and S E R V IC E Ritz Theatre' The Trend To Modern Design a snrlt bt • grown up Lady By and By and a awaatly poised ona you cau ba sural If she's had a full length door mir^| ror all her Ufa to keep bar Interested In how she looks. Toth® Whatever The Style’Of Your Home — A Little Extra on their new Air Conditioning System Menu A Let Of Extra Charfn BEi us Fixer a ir co nd itio : JHH W. Ud Street Ail Mirror* Gaaotne PtttsHsr <■ 7— :— v ' 1: &*>* ' J M ; >-t �I |g|*>nteri'*a.Oll«asawri •w ■a f w r w iw m w ! Hi f 'V to i M i y T i m t o ______ __ U Fntate tW Vm m #4 th* W ariii ffR s r^ lx s .-^ a s r1 THE W EATH ER 3 TIje ^ a n f n r f r 1 m u n m i to* 5 5 5 5 B Jury Fails To Reach Verdict In Hiss Case % AN IWDIW a n y N T DAILY n e w s p a p e r " Jersey Crops Lost In Drought ‘Not Guilty’ Must Be R e t u r n e d Unless It Is Proved Hiss Lied, Judge Asserts j NEW YORK7July . . ... "ooe fa rt lo r attempt-* "W helkor it'a too oila atec, one (war or tlre o kauri, wo are at your fla ­ il." keaald. NEW YORK, July 8—(&)— A federal court jury, unable lo reach a verdict tail night, deliberated hour after hour, today on whether Alget Hiu lied. The jury recalled at noon, a few minutea after it had returned AI R irO tTII Jim Cartor looks on. farmer John Oldia (left). Freehold, N J., uaaa tua hand to Uluatrato the height that thould have been to lha courtroom for a total*reached now by onIona that have UUtd to coma up dua to the six week* ment of a portion of Judge Samuel drought that haa left the eoU parched and sandy. The crop lou In New H. Kaufman'* charge to the jury. Jeney eloaa is eapected to reach about •31,500,000. ( J.itemutlonal) The juron had returned their de­ liberation! at 8:30 A. M., a half hour aatly. They arrived at the courlhouta avan beore the judge. Hiu and hia wife, Priicilla, andj oppoiing couniel appeared. They diicuned the cate for four hour* and 40 minute* lait night j and were locked up after^ report­ ing “no immediate .verdict" was in New York light. Their morning deliberation! Phenomenal Gain In Onetime covered three hour* and 20 min­ Decade Is Reported Vice King Is De­ ute*. By E. G. Kilpatrick ported From Italy They had to dstertnin* wliatlier HIU committed perjury when he ROME, July 8 ~</P) Chailei ( C n iiiH i r ii Pm * Ktahit A gain of $ 1,396,723 in dapoiit* doting the pail year at lha "Lucky" Luciano, onrtim* New Florida State Bang, it the large*! York vice king, will hr "exiled" incteaia lines 1943 when denotin' to a village in Sicily "because hit ihot upward more than $2 ,000,000 pretence ' in Rome it * crime and climssai 10 years of phanoaw threat," Italian authorities anenal growth aiaca lha Vnk was paeincsd today. organised on Juno 2,. 19|9. .Thej * 31-year-old . a*■ *'a _ ■ . j. Sicilian w h o ^ M dre le n te d th ^ S e m lT o tT After ilk month* of op* ratio* f«had*up ycite*day in'his fashe aparlmenk aparlmenk He ws* 0 ?unty *Sunlor Chamber S c o rn " on Dec. 30. 1939, the ‘beak m had lonable Nom omr Florida S t a t e ‘Lucky’ Luciano Bank Celebrates Exiled To Small 10th Anniversary Town In Sicily Jayceeg Learn Of myg State Work From Delegateg J f w S V B ^ a State held recant1» In Tallnhaaaaa, yesterday told Jayne member* at the Tourist Cantor of the activities at Boys stats. William Kilpatrick, sponsored by the Lions Club, Charles Ander­ son, who represented the Kiwonls Club, David Russl, sponsored by the Rotary Club and Donald Lud­ wig, representing the Elks Club,assisted Hodges In tmtllulng poli­ tical activities, bills Introduced and passed, programs presented and organlUtton of Boys State. The youths war* Introduced -------------- ,by . Judge Douglas Btanstrom, who thanked the Jayteas for sponsor­ ing Hodgas. . , Rusal was sleeted county Judge and Hodgaa was elected a state representative In elections held at Tallahassee, Kilpatrick report* SANFOHft FLORIDA, Alligator Crawls Into Negro’s Yard A peaceful mlndad alligator about three feat long emerged from a culvert shortly before noon today and was enjoying the sunshbe whan It was spottad In a ditch on Celery Avenue near Lo­ cust Avenue by Lillian Jc **LUllari, horrified, tetekly hur- In my of hlm -^ ■ha urged. . W illiams r tu «Ckard a ♦tea seat ~ '*jLo»te<.ri Aaauclmtedp »Frew Loaned Wire Teachers Vote To Ban Commies From Profession Sub Warfare Given High Navy Priority W a s h in g t o n , July a - w —The Navy |a giving "anti- U. S. And British: Hp;jS||0^;|',,',By° A* pi oval Of Senate; Experts Discuss Truman Gets B i l l Dollar Problems WASHINGTON, July 8 - < A ^ . WASHINGTON, J„|y $ _</$>>■ubmarlne warfare1' high prior­ ity bemuse Russia has a fleet The United Stale* today ordered f -------! kongtrss today completed action M of >60 lo illHi of the most mod­ a protest to "high Chinan Comern undersea craft. A secret Five NEA Members, 9nytler Attends Dis-1 n»i*li«-Lillion dollar long ranag muniit authoritiei" against the jail­ Navy report to this effect ba. cussion r » » ***d sent it to ing uf a U. S. vice lontul el Reported To Have tame pui-lw imloy through ia* lf'restdcnt 1niman. laaae of trstlmony before a Shanghai. Disapproved P l a n Senate appropriations c o in- ! cies Of P l O K i a m i Thr Semir ftliuulfd approval pf The Stale Departmeat sent in­ mlttee. Admiral Louis R Denstruction* to the American emhaiBOSTON, July 8-~<;P)—Ameri* field, chief of Naval operation*, ' LONDON lu *“iv H w , u. s.;1altei, ‘T pV7i,r . ,h°rt* (lie flout* okayed It by 6 *y at Nanking and to conaulai of-, can tchool teachen mada their ban told senators: S e c re ta iv o i ib * I n m u y J o h n W on* vole. •• "We are paying a great deal firieti at Peiping to make lha pro* on Communists official today in an S n y d e r in n ll i * , tn rts o t f liit a in 'v of attention in the Nayv to liu i gave Nis human the first 'HI. exciting standing vole called for anll-aubmuime warfare. We L a b o r g o t* ll t i n r l i l to d a y to t a ll Die vice consul, William M. by a delegate who said ha wanted figure It is nut of nor major over the Um.ed Kingdom's dollar « - » « «•» Idomestic program be calls the fair Olive, wst arretted two days ago to see "who will stand up for the missions un.| one uf out moat Important mlaslons." Senator on a charge of violating traffic things we believe in." McCarran lU-Nev). without Snyder armed at 10 Downing | Hut housing was about lha e»Srultt. and hai been held internNeatly all the 3,000 delegates lo. mentioning Husita hy name, Street sboitly after 10:IK) A. N1 rrvt on luv piugiaiil Oil this itllio municado since. i\ the National Education Associa—j asked alxmt iiubilshed report* to see Prime Minuter Attlee. Ir* bad uitIi him Senator Taft <RTwo fellow consular officers who lion stood up in favor of barling I that “a certain nation has much . Also present were the lop plan­ nino> whu lu« been llie Adminie* atttmptrd to contact him and five Communists as teachris and in­ advanced submarines end that him food yesterday ware rebuffed. cluding them (torn NEA member­ It Is matter m which we are ners ul Ihilam i economy. Uiry 11,ii mu < * ich-I or on some other aomewhat behind." included Chancellor of the Ex­ mrjiiires, paitnuiarly labor lagia* The Slate Department consider­ ship. v: chequer Sir Stafford Crippt, foreign l.sintii. lait got a similar housing ed the treatment of th* two of­ When Fifiidenl Mabel StudaSecretary f inest Hevin. Harold ! lull through the Senate in tha Rtficers unnecessarily lough. They baker called for those opposed to Wlliun, pirtidrni of the Board ol |puhlicari HOlli Congress but the were lectured by the Communists stand, there were a few scattered jtade, and f’lulr|i Noel Baker, •* ;(!>.me refilled to pan it. un ihiet conduct at lha jaif. A slandres in the real of the hall. etelaiy lor i ommoiiweallh rela j Ilie legidalron sent Mr. Trumgn protest also wai ordered about the It was mil clear, huwrvri, whether ' |provides lot a vast vlurn ilearanc# Communist handling ot them as they wne standing lo voir or stand­ U. S Aliihasiadot Lewis Dougbn . piogiaru and *r|t up funds for faim well 41 of Olive. ing as spectators. President Studealso allrnded. as did Douglas Ab-} bousing aids State Department Frets Officer bker later told newsmen the countbolt, Iinaiit r imiusiei of Canada. Ii also piuvidri lor HI0 ,0(J0 Micharl J. McDermott seid that as id five standing in opposition. anoibei iloll.ii country. j public housing units. far as the Stale Department knows For A Hnla-rl W t'lark of Philadelphia Negotiations Sltydri was accompanied by Vil i Ihere was iu> ilebate lit llic SenOlive ii still being litld incom­ called for the •tuoding vots-. after Long Term Deal liam Mi ( lie-uev Maillll. assistant) *hd oulv 4 bnel Muny in the municado and the conaulale at ail apparently unanlmmi* voice Expected To Follow U. S. tirasriry lertelaiy, and W, JHouse. Shanghai is still making efforts to vote. Trnlay'a only oppnsliloh to the Averell ll.siiiiis.su. roving arnhat-l Pl‘l’ tH-t nllft cuntandreach him*■- resolution came from Mm. Rose i . i uRecovery 1Ii-il In tin- lb-use that there were LONDON. July 8 - (/l‘l - Dol­ sado, McDermott added: to, the European )(< i) M |ff, M„|, ,0 V, Kuitell, legislative agent of lar.sliori [tntain lias secretly agreed "We have Instructed that In*- the Piograin. CIO Teachrm Union of New • — in„ -i... iii,ii |„-r»,,us ihsplaced by ICssIIsm * Oa rase S IlM I to buy nraiiv 1,000,000 tons of do York City, Aftei n kIk-i i mei'llng al tin- slum fli-ainncM w-uld gut a-tequai Mrs. Russell lM-i|Ueilllv lias op coarse giauo from Russia mi the prime ministers i eslilence, Suyilei, ii-nslili'iulbui fm iviiancy In public liras vear. offuial suuices dm lined t'rtpp- anil Ahlmtt, accumpaiiled lumsing poaed the phre»tng of tin- N't.A’s ' statement on C.nnmuiilun -hiring today. lli-p Spi-iice i D K v i ii-l-t Phllby tlieii fiiiancial experts, muveil title weak’e vmivs-ntlon. She ex­ lipps "tin'll- is no ditciiintiiitlon In llie til-asm > building. ihe miormault addeil that pall plained again she ti not opposed in Hits lull." There In « high-relltnged com The ilisi-rlminstiun argument, to barring proved I'ommuulitx, but ot a barter deal agieement was i mlttee room they began a study Britain, Soviet Agree To Barter Grain, Machinery S a n f o r d National Guards Get Check* For 2nd |payment «Kfj O C £ , ________ •» priv.i.ioM o.co«l..l,™ “ I '.,,....,,, rk H Hpence said Ills committee will negtu population He dedartd that (C ssllsisil On Visa ClahO economic planners annouwred a >shortage, three-month standstill un dollar Neither Mnydn inn filpps -Its <n*iuliti4 closed the specific jiiilirts tnej 111‘ ' of' $242,370, and then at questioned in connection with an meeting of Company l, 124th In­ George Swurlz To deposit* (p e n n in g . ( | u - u „ r4 tlB e»«» M ia S i) Talks for a one-year Hnlrdi Km the end of the finl fiscal year wrra international drive on drug tul* fantry, National (luari)s held last Tour Old Mexico sian trade pact have lirrn going mi evening et thr Hanford Armory at i $401,802, according lo E. G. Kil- fie, but "no evidence ws* found 8:1)0. Announcement was made by -----------Patrick, vice-president, and T. t. i against him." police said. Lieut. Raymond Kader, camrmmd-, Swarti, president uf the lur soma time. The grain deal would N tvrrihrlfit, they said, he wdl1In* “ffl^rr, that the local Nalluriel s*><riInole- County Farm Bureau. lot hi part of dial vear ii-ng pact Tucker, cashier. Negotiation* fm a l-mger Inin The deposit total of 14 ,718,11(1 he sent to the tinvvillaee id I rr-I P »*r « U?.! v*!*11 t * * * Bonfonlgt onlloUnce.l yestar.lay that be HY AH HOI t YTKH PRESS he sent to the tiny village ul Let 7.ao p M. July 23 by train for Ft. Umili! leave todaytry bus fur FI British-Soviet trade aglerineni .u* S lIIO K U H , B O V l T i l ^ t S revealed in the bank's statemrnl There wo* s-un- ullef in part* ears rriddi, near t alerm o Jackson, S. C„ for the animal ptM1, Texas, whenlie will Join hi-f die nntlon'- lii'si lull today as of June 30, 1049 Is mare than 10 _____ „ — | daughter, Mrs. Thelma mvtnlnr expected to follow. Ru(il-i is to* but there's still lots --t hot weather times the original 1040 total, » Tire village was his home mice two week encampment. supply a big quantity ul wheat ixei I AI.I.AHANHKK. .I ii I v m 1 / 1 *1 The encampment will iiu l-i-le fur a motor tour of cent ml and quarterly amewnUng to aptroxlasately 1.1,' ctrlhutra at tha regular 000 were dlstrll irs e tia ii* ax H i* KlgkSI Relief From Heat Is Seen In Some Florida Collects Farts Of Nation Record Tax From mi'ic c o in in g rionidi'i show i i - .u..I < ana.hail iiri'e/i- helped n - i i-lt untie uf the hot -pots in tin- Kmlein states unit tin- Great Lakes legion. Hut the lint anil humid n- uilier of th* last week oersinicd linm the Rockies smith win d ml.. TexasThen- were no iniiligiv* lead­ ings \eslerdnv -Wei th e Knstsin areas llnin tell in ,->oie sections. Hut there whs lint enough lain in Hu- Niirlhenslein -lutes to break tin- sevnn week .-Id drought. a le tte s . Fanil crops have suMeied millions Schott -uni tinili-partinent's nf dollars damage ....... lli* l-tiig oumu m-w law enforcement policy dt- dry spell. ... r. u 11reteil lowurtl rllmlnutlon of llmercury hu into the Wx ABHI NOTON, July Hll(| iin„r|W)flfei> ,,y non- III The MoiiI niiu , tin- I'uki-tus, Iowa, The House Un-Arnsrlcan Artlviti** W i, intoct-ly respunMinnesotu. Neliiu'l u. nhlo and ( ommlttea ha* Invitad )'■**'** i.|i,)r lor ihe increase In revenue. Oklahoma It was above 100 in WASHINGTON, JuJy « - < * > - 1 J E S T l' k. H e " r y B . M W i, 80 , n, r II H ta J la e H ahui n 'i He declared the departm ent of Texas. Intllng in) at That high school students prs- The the Ilf td rin g * r Pau Rotwaoi J liiggiug lorhlnd 1947 48 col- partt UlUH..na (I)l«d Y e s te r d a y A . ^ V iu ^ g ^ A S o o * acre* * - - . f!; received their final U e V Abilene and Ailiaiilio amt 100 al of under ‘ ■ of-------■ than ported today for, hooka fiction tether Ihe direction of Dr. VJnrent Houston. Milwaukee was lli line lad by tha cotton were In in aunlvatio cultivation on July rw>n-flctlon la ,,f ,,lr y,'“ r * ," 1' J| 1"'l*ed far tome of tin- cool aii amt th* I Enda Chit- 1. Thl* Is an iMteaxe of 14.2 par Robert*. Lieut Kader announced I Henry B. Mees, 81) year old re- A RoMnannn*and „th*i imindneni t report of that^ all^i men desiring enllsinient I ,|i|*nt „f Geneva, died at I Is* homo i Idcago gut k School cent over a yaw ago. in, Seminole n e S l T a t e te e ? S k ..i to" Us..Mlr . r . K mmiths o /h ls day’s lits-Ii was In the National Ouard are asked rjan, who m< *ha* dur-i No forecast an production wa» to contact flgt. T. V. Brown or of his daughter, Mr*. Homer Bal­ fy next weak, xtsrting Tuesday. i', i r *"> Jhe fiist six months of Ills soma co-ding off, i--... as ibovvets brouglit Iciopm ary lellef. Yes­ Chairman Wood ( P f l i l told admlm.lratiun. ............ o past a * w,n ■nd nona srill ka mada until Llaut. Kadar or to attend the inrei- lard, with whom ha lived, early ir porter*! H"h) Hie destruction uf II- terday's high wus 86 books in , naxt month, Bui t H nop would he Ings every Thursday evening at yesterday morning following an "I think the principal purpose legnl stills bus increased each extended Illness. warn fiction. Thtnuli'ishnwnr* fell ovel wulsly about 14,770,0017$a)es of MM g.vO P, M. Ham Apr. 30, 1889 In Belleville, lx to give the lie to the atate- 1"'"'J1* “f M"w, « l'"t«l»»te»ton. scattered junta of ilo- .-mint'V. If tha ylald III., Mr. Mees moved to Geneva menta of Robeson that American „'»•«"» w"rk„ “ *«mwork by Them wua lain in Missouri, Ark­ acre equMIM tha flva-you .........tlm .................................. withl .M l b n k , l w « l. par from fit. Marys, Kas. In 1912. R* negroes wouldn't fight in case o f m e m b e r s -d all branches „/ the ansas, Ohio Rivet valley, \Vs»t 1 ,5 ,,‘ S i . m S f f J phy was department have made this rocordl Virginia. Virginia, North <'imli.,a, was a retired carpenter ani h n war against Russia." arts thl Negroes themselves, he said, 1,1 service to the State and t h * | (|ie n,|4|,||,. Mlsaonn Itivci valley member of All Houlx Catholic a T fa u rth w ith 178 b . 18,eclsaeaa Itiave asked the committee to set 1people - f ilm State, he said. | and tlm •('ential amt Nortt.itn Church in Hanford. 1490,000 balaa. sidle ‘ a reduced l.ud- rockk., ,y fall o f l.rhr tiithss was Hurvlvora besides Mrs. Ballard up a forum bo they could refute i He suirl desf JACKSONVILLE, July l-(/P ) Production yaarw ax 14,. —On* perion frox* to deadi in Include two othar daughters, Mrs. Robeson. During a recent Euro- 1gel and an ail Othar noss-flatloa baoka In clriiMltional 26 percent r ( nrirt*d at Kv a n s v llle , Ind ^ |ln in esstern I’ennsylvaiiln aulation w arn arirntwl Id ll ntar- 080,000 balaa Florida last year, tha State Board G. C. LsFIls, Gensva and Mrx. E. peatt lour, EobSion said Ir# lovrd fond cut ordered by Hr* Cabinet I ten-year bvi • f l*,0 tf0 0 0 of Hs«Hh said today In releasing C. Putman of Freemont, Ind.) on# th* Rusilam and that American : "we will make every effort to do nieaiiired up to on# inch in soma baits. ft lilt of unueual accident for son, W. It. Meax of Lot Angeles, negroes would refuse to fight ulus well during th* cuming fiscal section* I year." 1941, Calif,: 19 grand children anl 18 war against th* Soviets. No rain was fmecaxl for New Acute atcoboBim, however, con­ great grand-children. York, which hgx not hu-l » heavy tributed to tha dieath which ocFuneral service* will ba held general ininfnll fm ft day*. .Sum* cured Jan. 14 at Lawtey, In Brad­ at Ail Soul* Catholic Church at warmer weather wax In proiprct ford county, 0:00 A. M. tomorrow with Father for tha Northeastern xtatrx. Excaaalv* heat claimed two live* William Nachtrab officiating. The Yesterday's highest temimaturo tM board eald. Thar* were no de- Rosary will La recited at Erickson wax 107 ul Yuma, Arir. Tii* Wex^ , - r _____ ^ talli but boat rarely kill* anyone Funeral Home tonight at ftW ther Bureau sold the country I lij Florida unleu that pareon ha o'clock. Burial will be mada to Staford PuWk Library hat added 279 towext reading wan ('-0 at Uurcka, for. hoye morrow in, Geneva Cemetery. i t e M f J, M r*.L J. Moughioa, Itbitriws..m tHaiaU reader* are invited to turn lo Banc 6 of this edition, which Calif., ami Duluth, Minn. caaaeof daath for 1B48 wdran, ratotog fram the smaiUet Matte cofttaiox aft advcrtiiement of art institution older than America itself— waro glvan aat WALKER APPOINTED iatburiiMinify riaitmg lha titeary and f, 4 How kick, te«| tenia kick, on.i the Churckvd TALLAHARREE. July 9-(RpMAHARE I .............. hull butt, swat aruahad by block dmignad to apptel te boy* sad girla ot ovary This initial advertisemant will be followed hy other ads of a special clall-Volia A, W illiam *, Jr,, Ran­ I)...... ... . Friday night—7:30 P.M. to of lao, oaai eraakad by cament tag obasri torasa Tteft tha• ------------r— -^ r ford, apaeial assistant attorney rariac aach Friday afternoon for an indefinite period. Tha series, which 10:30 P.M. "Play Night” Play kilted by tractors, five oust kilted by tr >1* these Canter, Ft Melon Park PAR* blind cord, generaJ and raglonal director of haa tha tedonamant of tha Ban- * tween bed ihe Speakers' Bureau of tha Stats to r i Ministerial Association, lx riemimlnationclly, honestly and by ENTS TO ATTEND Movies- Com­ Democratic executive Committoo, made poagt$M by tho co-operation means of attractive visual appeal edy, cartoon ami abort on wrest­ ■tel wall, oft# aklld, announced today tha appolntwant of tO Salford business firm* and and compelling script. ling courtesy of C. K. Ellis, Ac* of Cory Walkte, of tho Tallakfta- Itetividuab whe view support, of Title series was prepsrsd for Amusement Company, gam**, lif t see law flrta of Voaoila A Walker, tha Churah as on* Important publication by E. E. Ksiitcr of hall, music, folk dancing, taul* ax dixtrtet dtroator of tho ayiraha stronger fltrasburg, Vs,, a ntwspapsr pub-, tennis, Third ConfyaaUsher and chutchman, with tha Saturday mo(iilng-9:30 A.M.* ... tftfcft much time to ra- cooparatlon of a number of new*- 'I.**v e Grammar School for Sftn vtew th*te Wftakiy manag**, each paper editors and church laadwa. { Lando Springs Tha Church supporting cam-1 Bwimming-Brlng picnic luaon* RVftRftteftliy llToitratcd, Games and fun for cvcrjgnt. ■'< gain of more than 1,000 percent, before. When An Increase of more than p o ,1ej j |om Seminole Students. Prefer Fiction To Non-Fiction Books Sw-aA, 7m. 54 and above the coarse gi4ini-.ii.it'. n,t- si.......... ........ .. .-iii.tc ii barley and cum, thr mluiliunti i(-(-,u,| t ‘1'1 "2H,lbl from it . Ih-v Hiugi- nmi clgurrltc tusrt- 11*nI said. -eul, llevi-i agi- Dircrti-i Lewis M. Britain and ArtteuUnu ........ . « Schuit Miuimihcvd today tivH-year trad# aKr*em«nl In Hue 'I in- iecrlptn, tor the h-cul year nos Alrea on June 27 That pact t-mliiiK June 3d, rxcreiteil thr prev­ was entered Into despite United ious record of Insl yeui by 1470,Si nt ra objections tliul such tw.i nation agtcsmeiits vintuit- th 1uf,i|. Hciiutt said. spit 11 of frea comprlldve_ inter 1 Thr total included f2l.i12M.IU1 ItV a tla a ri un r s i* K ls k ll from >n»rs on lii|iuu, wines nml i-rrl urul 112,618,433 I ....... *"*' r-nst ci-iils u package tax on ctg* Itobiniion To Appear Before H (croup Of Cotton Reported J “»»"nSu - Health Board Telln mKK& Of Freak Accidents “■ 7iju,. ‘i i t ,t .r 1' 279 Boolu For Boys And Are Added To Sanford SSL > _________________________________________ FRIDAY. JU LY 8. 1949 Luciano was deind western Mexico amt of fur west United State i in contingent * from Georgia Florida with the Commnn-hog „ nates. a letirnl Insurance executive, a?S Jl K " i » d Uher*, he v„ w... General Joseph Hulchisim in during »* Vth . w. war ^year of »1041 when 1947 *"d|q •SkUy t , f< how, charge of the Florida dlvi-i -n. Mr. Swartx "keeps young" by in the June etatement revealed <le posits of •«lk,6(19. During 1V4tf ha was permitted to circulate freely. The Blxt Division, which Is mm- dulging In his favorite hohhies In whan Heavy war bond drives w*m Luelsnn was questioned for prtaed of Qaorgla and Florida also eluding gardening at hts beautiful in profrtei, deposits decreased a ............. hours yesterday In a Rome Jail are now encamped at Ft. Jarkmn hum* m ar Silver Lake, and travel bit and totalled $407,783. about possible links with an luter- and will be reviewed on Balur-lay jug. hy Governor Strom Thurmond of During tlm past winter he de Tha moett p) phenomenal Increase J national drug ring. The ring was South Carolina and Governor lighted tourists here with Ills II uncovered Juno IS with th* arrest coma In 1049, wharr deposit* In Fuller Warren of Florida. The iHst lust rated lectures of past trips to craaaad ___ ...more ____than an two million did-'at Rome airport of a man hleiitl Division will conclude Us sell- Mexico, the Grand Canyon and the ■os J K s s ilis M On fled a* Charles Vincent Truple of Prof. Ray Short, chairman of New York. U ld Trupla was vltlea following the review and (he far west. On lire present trip, lie 48th Division of which Company iwealed, he Is taking along a the aisle Junior Chamber of Com­ Riabti (CistlssM I la a unit will then iet up train- > Hull and Howell motion picture merce Committee oh World GovIng. camera, and well as his kodak, At the meeting Iset night filmel and plan* a big treat for th* tourware tbown regarding romliat i-ts here during the winter season. t warfare In Ihe Infantry and short ------------------------------ * Continued hoi and autU f through Hundxj-. A fair xfurnaam thunurriihowvss, otherwise ( M * ■rally fair. Light to moderate auutharly wind*. C o n gress Completes A ction to** CowuiO n Long Range Housing Plan Treatment O f Offi­ cers C o n s i d e r e d U n n e c e s s a r y By S t a t e Department T ie federal Jury deUkeratiag ] i -3 tie fete of Alfer Hlae aaaoanc I * * *d today it was deadlocked lot t v Jndf* ooot tloai lo c i to try __ agate. After tie Jureas reported «■-' a»they tooId not arrive ot o ear- 1 diet Federal Judge Samuel Kaufman aaked tleM to auk* * * Itr r a lfr *' "Support The Church" Campaign Series Starts Today In Herald Recreation Schedule sur srto^uBn. Saturday morning 111' "Children’s Claule Hout“ Soya and girla from U t ^ , t e IntarriawriL Tn2& If m »• al | � 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, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 07, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 07, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 07, 1949; <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