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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
and at ____
Vandanburg daclared that "open
conspiracies" are aimed ultimately
at
Unltad States.
. "We cannot run away from It,”
h# told th* Senate. "There It Ir..
Met or no pact, x x x We are
tha final targat, though other Independent peoples are In nearer
Jeopardy."
The treaty Is designed to ml ii*
mite the threat of thla jeopardy,
Vandenberg continued, adding:
“Ml :h aa we might crave the
easier way of leaser responsibility,
w# are denied the privilege. We
cannot turn back the clock, x * *
wa have no,choice aa to whether
wa shall play a great part in the
world.. We have to play that
part. We have to play It In sheer
defense of our own self-interest.
All that we can decide js whether
we shall play It welt or ill."
Tha proposed arms plan face*
far tougher opposition than the
treaty. President Truman 1* ex
pected to send the arms program
to Congress after the pact Is ratifled.
Vandenberg said the r e a l
strength of the treaty Ilea In the
"potential" military might of the
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•IN ONE WAY, AT LEAST, he proved himself right He left
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Nick* a faw yaara ago and started hi* own night club down In th*
$ :/,
Vlllag* under tha name Kddla Condon's.
BSBfi' ' ; HO surrounded himself with hla Dixieland musician* and thay
playad th* old, gutsy mutle In thalr customary energetic style,
8Kj,’- .which, wh! a not exactly on th* same shelf with Armstrong's and
’* ttlbCC', waa of considerably higher stature then, say, Vaughan
Monro*’*.
Th* place caught on Debutante* and men shout town began
dropping In Ihere, and since lhay ar* die kind of people who have
th* kind of money to ketp that kind of joint open. Eddie Condon's
prospered.
A great many of them, true, are a little bewildered hy tha muslo
—/or which you mutt acquire a tail*, Ilk* pot chess*—but because
It Is tbs place to go, thay g 6.
Now, Mr. Condon la op television and he has hi* club opsratlog
fbll bloat and h* la recovering from aurgary. Ha could ask for
tittle more—but wa can aak ona thing of him Por yaara, ona
nahool of thnught haa claimed that Eddla'a raluctane* to taka guitar
Ml on whan playing with hla anaembta la maraly a cover-up for lha
fold feet that the atrlnge in hla glt-box ar* rubber and do oot
Mfk* any sound, lo w* ask, say it Isn't so, flick.
REMO&A., oa.
A ffX e rittL t f s e l f ayM
e m u l a u c tio n
DUKi 4c 4 4 1 SHARK AND
CARRIED
AROUf 4(1, S I A FOR h u n d r e d s o f
MILES a y MS FA'fROH.
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M A JO R U S L
Of ALUMINUM
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Co o k in g u < c h s i
WILL SERVE HIM AR
A HARDER*
Nation's Weather
CrippH Speech
G E N E R A I&
he declared, for "the rather easy
methods resulting from the un
limited demand of tha last tan
years" for export goods.
Crlpps asserted there must be
"complete cooperation” on the
pert of everybody In Britain.
"While we have no dsxjre to
see wages rut we must and can
cut down costs," he said, "and |
this we can do If we Increase our
efficiency of production.
He said British treasury off)- J
0*1* "have qot the slightest In- i
tentlon of devaluing the pound.
ICaiNeae* P rea Page Ose)
ICeatlax*4 Pram Page Oaei
the upper l-nki-s region end North ceeds In restoring the volume of
t'entral states, Rut generally af Its sales to the dollar area these
ter the shower* the mercury atari restrictions upon dollar expendi
ed In clim b and hum idity tncrem j ture w ill have In be continued."
*-d.
"As soon *■ the distribution of
A mass of coot air fioni north- KRI* aid for the coming year ha*
western Canada brought relief to Inkrn plare mid the new Intra*
Paris of Minnesota, Michigan ami European payment* scheme has
Wisconsin. It never reached swell- rnme into operation we shall get
erlng Chicago, where the mercury nut a new Import program In the
hit above IHI yesterday fur 1hr light of the circumstances which
sixth consecutive day. A high of then exist.
"We hope to have such a pro
till was forecast Inday.
New temperature records for gram completed In September."
Seafarern Boycott
the d.t# were set In many citiest Mnanee min sters of tha British
vesterday as the mercury ranged d'jmlnlorii will Hlacus* the crisis
(Ceattne#* Wmtm #««• neat
between W) and 100. I'hlladelphTa'a w<'b th" chancellor nf the excherightist, said he advised Britain’s
fHl.2 was Ihe summer season's hot- 'I'te*' here next week,
lest day. At Lancaster, I’n , the
When thus# talks are over, prime minister, Clement R. Attlee,
resiling was 101 for the second Crlpps said, "we shall have to that longshoremen and port work-1
straight day.
I reconsider the situation In the ers In U.H. eastern ports will begin
th* boycott at midnight.
Ohio counted four death*
of any decision* reached.”
Ha said Prime Minister Attle* |
the hcet and uncmrnled proilrj-1 . M.r
l*r!>v® neressary
was advised of th* decIsRm In a i
Hone. Tnledn’a UD.3 reading wo* to "reduce consumption of certain cable
which read: "Ragret„to In
the year's highest and a record selected foodstuff* which ar* pri
for July A. At flpriugfle'd ami marily drawn from the dollar area form you that all British ship*'
will be boycotted In eastern U. H.
Youngstown the top waa 103. The and of certain r*w materials."
|
Tobacco, wheat, cotton and gaao- pofta oI Jujy 7."
Heat brought an eruption In U. H.
Banka Is leader In Canada of •
rniite 30 smith of Marlon, (> Tha line might fall within this category
macadam and asphalt pavement althougn Crlpps did not single out the strongly rightist union which I
signed with Canadian east coast'
bulged cross-wise and split np>-n. any specific Import.
Crlpps said the "standstill" or shipowner*, precipitating a Canad
A temperature of 100 degrees
buck led lb* cnticrele pavement on der to government departments ian seamen's union strike Murch *
U. B. highway 09, 10 miles eart "ii dollar purchases "Is no soln 31. Th* British dockers' boycott
of Owrnslroro. Ky. Stale p o lic e Hon for our difficulties" althougn of two Canadian ships In London
was in support of the Communist-.
credited members nf s Louisville It waa "absolutely eueutlal."
lie said It would have little led C8U.
■nd Nashville railroad ser'lou
"If they want desperate action,'
gang with iivertlng nuinv inci liniucdlnte effect I.. reducing thn
they'll get It," Banks said. "Thera
dents. The rail woikcrs notlc<-d the drain on our reserves."
While It Is In force, "the gov- are more than .1,000 British ships
bulge In the pavement, which was
as high as IH Inches In snnt-J crnmcul will press on with every docked along the Atlantic teaspots. Thev warned motorists un practicable mi-thnd of Increasing | hoard and the maritime trade*
our export trade, shove all the council have assured the Bssfartil state troopers arrived.
New Jersey, reporting 1*3 de *s|e of goods and service* for!ers' Union that th* boycott will be
observed."
i
gree* yeitenlev, expected some dollars."
Crlpps said Ihe critical situsHe recalled that Attlee had ra
codling off todxv hot th en was
no rein In sight to (weak 1h.< IA- tion "demonstrates th* need fat cently urged th* dockers to return
to work.
j
day drought. In Washington O p positive long term policies."
He said Britain must reduce her
"But h* ha* not had mucTi sueAuchlncloss (R-N J.l urged that
the Agriculture Department de export prices. The time Is past, cess," Banks said, “When tb s'
British merchant marine, which la
clare New Jersey a disaster arcs
carrying Marshall Aid to Euro
to farmers could apply for federal ported.
loans because of crop losses. Dam
The U. 8. Weather Bureau re pean porta, finds Itself worst tn an '
age to crops ha* bean es'lmatod ported a high of 08 at Minneapolis becalmed along th* Atlantic sea
t 188,000,000 and la Increasing and St. Paul and a cool Ml at board, It ahould spark British
ally,
Duluth, aom* 180 milts north on authorities Into action."
Balltmore's 00.A reading jester- Lake Superior. Pittsburgh'* high
day waa th* highest since last waa 07: Washington and Cleve
Livestock Meet
August. Bom* beat deaths and land 08: New York, Nashville,
several prostration cases went re- Louisville, Indianapolis and Ntw
Orleans W.
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Marshall Plan countries
*h ooparataly to allmlnato
da barrlira aM rapert, by
a* thalr afforta and what
M to do. Tha mam bar* alao
Ni In iroupa.
IMA vaatarday, tha Unltad
ana Economic
* I I for tha atart
’* a. propoaala for
to underdeveloped
H-vailase* Press Page M e)
tlavla for tha Communist guar*
rlllaa.
Acheson said the Brltlah gov
ernment hns been keeping Amer
ican ufficlnm fully Informed on
the dollar situation. He knew In
advance, In a general way, the
important points of the speech IF
Sir Stafford Crlpps was deliver
ing in London at tha time Ach#son held Ids news conference In
Washington,
Hiss Case
Acheson •aid th* Brltlah sit
uation tends to get played up aa
(Ceattaaef Pern Pax* fiael
n i-ree* crisis but lie does not
Washington real estate man, testes ; think there actually It any graat
tified about an old battered Wood- |i . .
i. o iitome which have now
stock typewriter that « a kty ex | developed had been anticipated all
hibit in the trial.
' along, Acheson said. He declared
Hebb testified that a Woodstock they resulted from the sw\tch from
icpalr shop leased space In n a seller’s to n buyer's market (p
Washington, D C. building starl j in '*> world sonic lime ngo.
ing May I, 11*38. lle-sald the firm
With regard to the short range
vacated two months later.
pi.......... acheson said If an InMurphy tried to bring out lit !dividual's income drops off and
Hehb’a testimony that If the old \ he Is wise. In- will reduce his purWoodstock wan repaired, it must chnsea. That Is what Britain la
have been made after Mav 1, 10.18 doing, Acheson continued, and it
Defense witnesses earlier trs- I k to he regarded as au unfortu
tiffed the typewriter wn-t not in nate temporary necessity end not,
the possession of Hiss or Ills wife, ns Crlpps points out, a permanent
Priscilla, during the first three solution.
months of 11*38, when documents
allegedly stolen from thn governSnmn rich r-et'-h Insect* by 0
,(ient
typed on U.
shimling them with a Jat uf water.
DON’T MISS GETTING
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THE O LD H O M E T O W N
Acheson Conference
II pact nation*—not In tha limit
ed arm* aid that la planned.
"In my view," he said, “the
pact’s Invincible power for peace
I* the awesome fact that anv ag
gressor upon tha North Atlantic
community knowa in advance that
from tha very moment lie launches
his conquest he will forthwith face
whatever cumulative opposition
these United Allies deem neces
sary to beat him to Ills knees mid
to restore peace and security."
A NOMAD i f
CCENTRAL
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A S IA
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W A N fS H IS h e a d
SHAVED HE. P R O D U C E S
A S N A R F -E D fiE D <© 0L*
a n y o r H is f r i e n d s
ator Taft (R-Ohlol—which would
rapanl Tsft-Hartley In nnma, but
would ktep most or Its provisions,
Hosed Peaas Paga Oaet
Th* Houao sarller took up an Ad*
tod to announca maaaura* ministration repeal maaaura, bat*
which may put further terad It thoroughly, than aant It
back to commitU-a for further
study.
n cold storage" lines tarly
Slh, until financial teadara
«rna on how thalr currant
Mt.il
iblta would b%aatUad for
, An. ■emmant waa reachFriday whan a now IntraTHW WATWR P JP « B U S T S * A N * PLO O O SD
in paymanla plan waa
European Nations
Y andenberc Speech
By R. I SCOTT
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
SW YORK—Th# Wg town had a faw un»i»y
moan onta a couple of week* ago. Tha word
waa out that Edward Condon, Eaq., waa righting
for hla Ufa In on# of tha city's hospitals—or
"ona of thoaa aawbon#s Joint*' a* tha graal man
htmaalf would pul it—and pretty nearly every*
body bald thalr braath. However, after a couple
of dayt, tha chart on tha anil of his had hegea
looking conalderahly (eat saggy and somewhat
more alggy and It wasn't long before lha great
man wa) fitting up and calling for hla cuitnmary
quota of warm ala, which la what ha drinki
whan ka'a on tha wagon.
■y thla lime, Eddie Condon la Just about acceptad aa ona of New York’* landmark* Me la
a ealoon ownar and a guitar player, a remarkable
combination because ~there rarely I* a tavern
proprietor who haa any feeling for tha higher thing* In Ufa and,
paradoxically, rarely la thara a muatclan who ha* any feeling for a
dollar.
A real musician, 1 mean. Crooner* and piano-playing band
leader* who put on funny hata, or, Ilka Vaughan Monroe, football
aulte, art always reasonably aura of which side thalr bread la but*
tare,I on. But to men-who play mu*iv with gut*. a* J*xx musician*
bays labeled It aomawhat Indelicately, a hank Is just a place to
coma whan you want to usa Ink and a blotter.
' A little over 35 years ago, glva or take a few. Eddie began adult
1lfa aa a banjo player with a hunch of fellow student* from Chi*
cage's Austin high school. Ho has detailed tome of the more peril*
nant facta about that ptmaa of hla career, In hla autobiography,
W# Cafftd It Mutle, but actually ft aeetfts to have been a period
lived In a base of alcohol and hot Jata.
Muatclana Ilka Loula Armstrong and Earl Bine* were lha Idols
of .the Austin high bunch, and they lived a thoroughly durepiitahle
Ufa while following In ttif footsteps of such s* those.
Lota hours, hod liquor, no altap—and always tha elusive, tnsxpresaabl*. wonderfully irritating search for the good muilr Man
Itkn dene Krupa, Pa awaa Ruieelt, Benny Onndntan and a dosan
others, greeting th* dawn by blowing up a storm of bluea—ff*
Boa/ or O/pper M oult or Dead Wait—In tha smoky cellar of a
apankaasy.
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* EDDIE TURNRD EBON BANJO TO fltTITAR somewhere along
tha line and ha first began to achieve a certain pleasant notoriety
bars In New York durfai tha early Thirties when ha led a hand In
Nlck'a restaurant on downtown Baventh avenue.
Tha owner, logically called Nick, need to fire Eddie regularly
each week and then hlr# him back again It s»#m* that Hllrk, as
Mr. Condon was known to the Inner circle, would wander down
tha atraat to Julius' saloon for a beer between sets, end forget to
coma hack.
' Thla Infuriated Nick, for no reason at all but Eddie would pieeat* him bv (siting him alt In when the hoys were belting out
Dlnth or /da. Nick played vary bad. If earnest, piano
The thing that sat flick apart from his fellow lattmen w h hla
determination to mak* tha public like hi* particular kind of jess,
known to th* trad# aa Dixieland And, likely, in make himself a
llttl* money out of It, too.
Rf began running jasa concert* In Town and Carnegie Halls, h*
latched on to radio prof rams and be spread the gospel from th*
Village to Van Cortlandt Park. I remember sitting with him nos
tamoon In the kltchtn of drummer (leorge Welding's apartment
imidtown and arguing that he was on th* wrong (rack, that ha
wda hasting hla head against a atone wall,
>,<Aa an old Jasa eMcJonade, 1 long have been of the wistful and
M i opinion that It Is a kind of music without mass appeal, t still
tkjdk 1 rim dead right, but Eddie shook hit head stubbornly, that
Wattling'* kltcban While ha had a bold* of hear to hla
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D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
SANFXJRD, FLORIDA*
EaUbHslMd IN S
TH U R SD A Y . JU L Y 7. 1949
A « o c J« ttd Pi
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U SD A Opens Community Of Lake Monroe Shows Warren Drops Conviction Of
Drive For New Population Increase, Prosperity Idea Of Special Hiss Is Asked
fly WILLARD CONNOLLY
The rov n of Lake Montoa. a prosperou* community romroaed
Farm Program mainlv of .mall land onwer*. now ha* a population of about 1200. ac Session In July By Prosecutor
cording to -nitrates by local resident*.
D'inn* th# ln«t election 337 vot«r» were refiitered in Lake Monroe, State J Draws Nearly
or Pr»rmri \ o 2. Nearly 700 person* |<t their mail at the Monroe Port
All Of Its Money
nfflc. at which Mr*. Wilma H*r-0-------------- ----------------------Kiev* prethle*. The I04S census b* completed soon. Wert of Lake
Fnorm Savings F o r
gave the Ji.trict a population of Monroe Is Rookertnwn, the negro
1019.
settlement.
Cbacking Accounts
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The Lake Monro* School of
N m «h* railroad crossing U
WASHINGTON lulv 7 (/P)— wbloh R. W. Nlthols Is principal, 8. C. Gardner'* Grocery *nd meat
TALLAHASSEE. July 7—(/P>—
qan.tnr* nf f . , „l
haJ
pupil* during th* past y*ar. mark*l with gasoline pumps out- Govern arr Watirn said today a
Ssnstor#
offered
oecrttary
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♦■m*tie*a.
Tha
aide.
Hardware
siicnlles
are
a!*n
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.nfi» wrr«? .our in c n iir. Tha *lda. Hardware supplies are also
culture Brsnnan a compromne colored whool of which Sadia told. Nest to the Post Off I** <« special session of the Lagblatur*
pries plan today after h« told them Hogan Is principal, had 70 puplla tha atore of M M. 8Joblom which | "is not .likely to be called to con*
farmar*' r*turn». ar* down about *ntl »'vn teacher*.
In a small space Ineludea an Inter. ; vene hejfore August."
, ..
a.
far
as
thw
can
m withou
^.otirallv
all
of
th*
froewy
o
tin
g
variety
of
Item.
Including
He
announced
"for
tha
conven
at tar a* they can to without „ orM ind pliCM ^ builn; i t ar* .hoe,, rubber boot*, dry good*,
serious results.
located on th* former DsLand- overalls, drug supplies, Ice cream, ience oil members of the Legist*i lure in making their plans for the
They proposed to approve im- Sanford highway link b«twa*n rold drink* and magaxtnas.
First Street at Monroa Cor7. H. Tlndel and wife, who earn, near future," that unless some
medial* operation of high-le* el west
her and Seminole Boulevard.
from Alabama about 22 year* ago.
prica props for the ten major farm
Atlantic Coast Lin* streamliner* operate a grocery store amt meat furth*, nmergeiuy should davelop”
crops. These would .include cable <vhl« through Lake Monro* b*- market. Edwards (Jrocery was #,. he -i I c ve them two week* notice
and....
th* brldg* over tabllshsd about three .yegrs
ag.i »l ih» Isle.
and calves, dairy products includ tween. Sanford
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in- m.||| ko tl
, 0i1on C0(n the St. Johns River. Near th# by former Alahamn realdenta. At
II* i -greeted earlier statements
ing mug, nogs, wnear, couon. com. ,highway
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Monroe
Corner
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I* th* Railway
tobacco, chicken?, eggs and lambs mf|r0 m#ni||rfd by Mis Beaatt ates an up-to-date grocery, meat ^th *i lie is unable "at this time
In th* mam th* new program Rcaggerly.
.market and filling station. He was to *av ju«t when a special session
would amount to speeding up the
Orange Boulevard followa th* formerly In the building material pmay be fcalled."
price-support program voted by the "'Im ad wm B. and near thf homa «nd faad buslnc.s
Meanufbile, the Stste of Florida
la.f r n n .r ...
MMamrsbit, nl of **• °- Behrana la a detour over. Th* First Haptlst Church of drew nraply all ihe money out of
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* very muddy road due to eon-1Laka Monroe I* located on tha
Senator Aiken (R-Vl) and raising ,t r„rti0n by the County at a now main highway ami th* Rev. D. L. its savings deposit and put it in
its price floor. The Aiken plan now u lv e r t T h li w ork la egpecte d to
to — «!■■*< ci* s-*o* b i d
a rheckirrg account lo be spent in
is due to be effactiva at the end
ihe next couple of months.
of this ytar.
Slat* Treasurer Ed Larson said
Braanan told rsporters th* new
h* had drawn $14,913,000 in
plan proposed would allow him to
general revenue fund balance*
us* hi* system of "production pay
out
of Issnk* throughout Florida
ments" to farmer* to bolstsr their
and transferred them to,active ac
Ineomts If markst pries* sagged
count, lor ready expenditure.
below computed levels.
' Brsnnan, who had lashed out
Thisi leave* only about a mllllpn
-at th* Alkan plan earlier *» a
Hollar* on Uepositls which ar#
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"atarvlng-out proc*tt," Indicated
built up In mote than $60,000,000
Lays W aste Fred Wilson Reports ■luring th* war when manpower
h# might agree to the new props- j B l a z e
Ml.
and Mipplie* were short and govQ uarter M i l e /Of On Atlantic City einment*!
Ha was to return to a aeco.i I
expenditure* were low.
session later today of the Benste
Uirvin *alH be had anticipated
W
aterfront
A
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a
National
Tonclave
agriculture eubcommltte* hearing.
the need for wl'jidrawlnf In*
Brannan told reporter* that the
Th# singing of W ihn Menges. money a nnuith ago when he
BANGOR.
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July
7
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now proposal—apparently combin
niitifir-l all hank* holding aepollta
ing main- feature* of th* Aiken A $1,500,000 Mare laid waits Orlando merchant, vml of a of Sint* money that th# State
plan with abme proposal* by Bran* a quarter mil* ol Rvngor’s water chorus of Kiwantsn, I'd by Frank could not renew the thtee-month
Lamion, was featured m a Kiwanis time *i*’po*it contract# which would
nan—atlll retain* the theory -of front early today.
; price soppgrte for certain rropg
program
yesterday at the Tourist liavi- kep It from getting Its money
Penobscot Rifer wharves car
lt'aat 1*M*e **«
atas
. rather th a ^ hi* Idea of pegging
rying five fua) depots, a bus garage, Center.'
Among th* numhns sung by Mr.
* hardware Warehouse and « plumttges mere Viekw H ubcti’g "Ah
Sweet MyWry tif^ fK F a nnd
d Gi*f
H ost
ac- ^ ^ h M J v e r
Speaks
"Morning."
He
w*
gasoline
and
oil
■
heightened
the
sloirtoek over $#, proji
companied
by
Joe
Me
Lees
of
Or
Brig. Osnaral James McCor life's fury.
*
lando. and anraw hesrly applause O f E a s t e r n If. Smack, Jr., director of tha AEC’*
Although
fire
still
was
all
around
military application division, also
Edward F. Lane was announcer
Hr ABROCIATEH PRESS
u ld that all production bottle- them, four big gasolint and oil
Lad by Frank Lamson ibr KiIt was mors hot and humid
packs “worthy of aarioua concern" tanks did not ignite.
wanians sang a number of popular w*ath*r for most of ths eastern
now' have been broken and wea
Leaping high into the air. the
pon* production Is on a "stabls flames wtre visible for miles. tunes including old time bits melt two-thlrd* of the nation again to
at "Tbc Light of the Silvery dav. No widespread relief wa* in
lasts."
of spectators were *t Moon." and climaxed hy lb* dub's night from tha wack-long heat
McCormack testified at th* Thoqiands
.
Wave.
Banata-Hous*
Atomic
Energy
,
. N
, r , . I favoril*. "The Old Grey Mare "
Shower* and cool air hrotivM ■
Committee’s hsarlngs on chargee
A b.llcry of National Guards-1„
Wfi|fr , ccomp, nif(l
by Senator Hlckanloopar (R-Iowa) men kept Ihe crowd* from the tire. FreiJ wl|toni attorney an I dele- measure or relief to aome of the
hoi spot* hut Ihe U. R weather
that thera has been "Incredible
n,c recent Klwam« cmi- bureau didn’t expert a general
mismanagement" of atomic pro <one, while five fire depertments • , lr
ject* under th* AEC and It* chair battled to hold tha lift-liont north 1ventlnn at Atlantic City, ifvcala4! break In the eteamlng hrat Im
of the Mine Central Railrosd’s that he had pnrtoualy, •»®»'l«l mediately. Meanwhile, crop |o»*e»
man, David E. LUlsnthaJ.
the convention In IWit* with W. B. In the drmight-«trlrken Northeast
In a general denial, Llllenthal freight houses.
Zachry, and declared that it "■» ern state* mounted dally and no
and the AEC contend that, on th*
There
were
no
reported
deaths
|ik* “tenting on the oM ramp heavy rain* were foreaest Heath*
rontrary, the project waa "bogged
.
. . attributed lo the hot wealher
down’ *wh#n
*when they took It over iand or injuries. Several firemen were ground"
That ,uch "tenting" might be mounted to at least 163.
has been Infused with new Ufa,
overcome by smoke, however.
Cool air fanned nut over th*.
MeCormack told th# eongrasaThe fire ion# Is wholly Indust- rather expensive wa* revealed by
drv-strirken area* of New Eng
lorpl committee that weapon*
land and New York atate v**ter
ptoduetton, formerly concentrated ritI t ^ e S n^ >U h7 te U rrf ] 5h.rgem
given by the Canadian delogutlon, day end rain felt In tome pert* of
*t Lot Alamos, N, M., on ■ ‘'cus
I ■ H'nattHM* Oa Taa* #*»*«•
SAVANNAH MURDER
th* Eastern stales.
tom” manufacture basis. It beln
being
SAVANNAH
BEACH. Ga.,
New York City got Its heaviest
carried on In plants
parted
RETURNS
PLANS
weying In weeks—a half Inrh
uirougnout th*
tn* country.
widely" throughout
Ireland,
July
7—
-ON
SHANNOU.
That waa more th>m fell
The plnnts, he anld, coat In egeene H ,r. 7i £ £ - £ o t ° *
on rainfall.
nleht asut
said It was (/pi—Fiflty
ftour paasengera
night
and nolle*
pollea aaM.lt
(/n -F Iflty , four
pa
In the metrnonll* during lire en
Of $100,000,000 and nra staffed by test ta
of
murder
and
aulelds.
a
Iran*-Atlantic
.plane
forcsd
to
a easa
tire month of June. The merrtirv
"thousand* of people."
Coroner HaroM M. Smith aald torn back w h e jl t developed an- was e pleasant 81 yesterday and
Prior to McCormack’i
testi decomposition
aTrsady
had
beg
ne
troubla
®00
mile*
out
of
mony, Senator Knowland (R- gun on both bodlea, InfflcaUpg .Shannon, breathed a sigh of re- dropped »o 71 early to<Vv RealCalif) made public * latter from they had been dead alflc# some- lief today whan the plan# arrlv- i tered ehowera brought relief to
other part* of New York state.
Carroll Wilson, AEC general tim« T n m tet
.,
htrt.
New Jer«*v, where crop* have
manager, detailing (tape th* AEC
Police Chief B, E. Stewart- "I can ewlm," aald Comedian
haa taken to get noa-Conxmunlst Identified them as Alfred Pine- Oanny Kay*, on* of those aboard, suffered millions of dellar* dam
age from 46 days of drought, also
affidavit* from those receiving, er da, BavanMli Baaeb • accountant "but not $00 miles.
, .,
( C * a « l a a * e 0 a *>«■• T a i l
for ABC educational aid. and paut president at the Lions
The Pan American World AirWllaog anld 4tT oath blank* Club, and HenrlatU Corina L#j . rays strateerulMr carried a crew
District Will
Tha w om an w aa Ideattfled by a of nine. It w m enroute from Soil
hT" ‘beee'wgwd
^ w driver's
1leans# In her wallet
I London to New York.______
Name Supervisors
he ll< he said, on* "haa rered to sign and has bean notified
Election of a member of tha
of the caacejlatlon of. Ma fallowRoard of Supervisors of th* R*mInole County Soil Conservation
tw* were not given,
District will Uka placa July 12,
County Agent 0. R. Dawson an
nounced today,
tencs of Horace
Candidates for th* office In
A new air conditioning unit has with
been Installed In the Rita Theater Kerr at ramps •nd Pat 8tuart clude J. T. MeLaln. Incumbent,
Brown Miller, F. T, Meriwether
:k to nettle.
furnishing cool atr for summer of Jaekaoi
and Gaorge Harden.
A tern,
and w arn nir for the winter
Voting will taka place batween
month*, Rabart Barrie, manager, greet will
tlmea, w ith in th * theater, which 0:00 A. M. and 1:00 F. M. at th*
announced ,1
mm. rn
a normal average County Agent's office at tha Court
iM W liOismo/'th# W orthing on It considered,
for both nm m sr and winter Housai Lyman School, Lonawood,
vuiuNnncv m- ^ .‘u ture'of----months, Mr,.H a rris pointed out. and at tha C|ty Hall, Oviado.
"Th# . item I* unique," ha
aald, "In that tha patrons feal Boy Admits, Denies
A Light
a uniform
atmosphere all
Hanging Playmate
at can fool no
around th
gaunt Is so condraft*. Th!
tha
Mtala so that a
trolod by
CHICAGO, July 7 -tA V -A 1$ur* Is guaranteed yoar-old boy told pollee today ho
uniform tat
at an Um
strangled a notghbon child »"4
Tho tnsti
of air eondltlon- hanged him to a rafter, then
eater completes retracted his story.
Ing In tho
Tho flurrjr of conflicting re
Isrnlsatlon that
d*mimd%0
i u for the last ports from
police questioners
olgatria
l i m Tha
ar fMturoa In prompted Edward T. Erooa, first
throe mi
sttorney, te
$ loassistant state*!I attorney,
Um M a n
American M , thU W W •tetemont: .
IniUflntJon
"It's not In
Theater Chair*
Bmlth aarpot
wJMi
General Says A-Bomb
Has Been Changed
Since AEC Took
P r o j e c t In 1947
Docks At Bangor,;Walter Menges
Me., Destroyedi Leads Kiwanis
■ By Fierce Fire1 Music Program
M
S
New Air Conditioning Unit Is
a r a a & f jS r j- -'"
Installed In R i t s T h e a t e r
Power C o m p i
Reveals Plans To
MilHon
dsasLi91
LTsSFI
Murphy Says Facts
Show D e f e n d a n t
G a v e Secrets To
Commie C o u r i e r
NEW YORK. July 7—t/F>—
The Alger Hlse perjury cast
want to tha Jury at $:I0 P. M.
todav.
NEW YORK, July 7 - < / P ) The government proteculor declar
ed today in hit jury summary at
the Alger Hitt perjury trial that
"uncontradicled fads" thow Hits
gave Slate Department secret pap
er* to Whittaker Chamber*
In ibe midtl of hit tummsry lo
the jury ol ten men and two women
who will begin deciding Hiss’ fate
later today. U. S Atorney Thomas
F. Murphy pointed at Hiss and
declared Hits' guilt was "the only
inference that esn be drawn."
Murpbv began bit tummary in
quiet tonei in conitatl lo the impamoned appeal of Defense Attornry Lloyd Paul Stryker who
completed hit lummation earlier.
Emphasising the qurition raised
by Stryker of "reasonable doubt”
Muqiby declared. "I'm very glad there i» an open
end ■long discussion about 'rea
sonable doubt' betause the Judge
will tell you thal it'* the dotibt
that's based upon reason.
Then, apparently referring to
Stryker's
characterisation
of
Chamber* a* "a moral leper,"
Murphy cried'Who-I* the moral lepei ’ Whit
taker Chamber*7 Who I* Whittak
er Chamber*’ He I* th* bosom
pal of this defendant?
"If Mr. Utryker called Mr.
.Chamber* a moral leper, what Is
laa? 'what la th*
’yp'of hi* governnt*nt who lakes. goVarnmant pap
era ana glvA them tn a Communist
espionage agent? What. Is the
nams for such a person? Very
simple: Alger Hiss was a traitora traitor to his country, anuthar
Benedict Arnold, another Judas
Iscariot, another Judge Manton."
(These references were to the
American Revolutionary War maj
or general who doi>erted to the
Rrltl-h, to th* betrayer of Jesus
Christ and to the late Circuit
Court Judge Mnrtln T Manton
who served a year and seven
months In Jail after a 1940 con
viction <>f Judicial corruption.!
Asking the Jury to Ignore such
"•motional factor*" as the physi
cal appearancr of Hiss ami Chainhers and their wives, hs described
HI,S at “a clean-cut, hand-mine,
Intelligent, American-born male of
some 44 years."
"You cannot apply reason to
those facts." he told th* Jury. "God
gave him his looks and I assume
Ida own diligence gave him his
intelligence.
"Chamberi Is short and fst. H*
had bad teeth Those are emo
tional factors. Mrs. Chambers Is
plain, severe Mrs, Hits Is demure
■nd attractive, and Intelligent to
hoot - «*rv intelligent. But thosa
(Oaatfaee* 0* f t f *
mtp*'
Life Saving Course
Planned By Chapter
Flans for a course In Senior
Ufa Saving hy Robert Zubrod,
safety services representative of
th* southeastern area, Aug. 1-19
war* mads at tha meeting Tues
day of the Seminole County Chap
ter of Rad Cross. Prior to this
course, training for adrancsd
■wtmmars will b* given by H. E>
Morris, chairman of th* water
safety committe*.
B, C. Steel* Is chairman of. tha
arrangements committee. Judg*
Dauglai Stanstrom la ahapter
chairman, H. A. Montlatk, vie#
chairman, Mrs. Hal Grnhmr, secre^ary and H. H. Duncan treasur
er,
.
Members of the board at dirrgtora ar* Judg* Btenatvom, H.
II;: Duncan, Mrs. Grubs*, Mrs.
Frad Ifibb, Ban Steals, Komar
Rewelt, Altamonte Bprlngaj Mrs,
F. ’I . Gslilsr, Fran P t n | Law
Arnold,1Longwood. Mias Eggs MeIntMh la gantral field I
tlvn fo* north Florida
Ethel Orisler la chapter
MIAMI OAMEUNa
mediate rraekdmm an im
In M t i m r i , Fla., waa M I
maadad bp a rHIaana* *em
this afternoon.
.i
ML
lm-
.
. _i___ j_.
Truman Says He Is
Bullish On Econom'
Outlook For Nati
Unions Are Full Truman Forsees
Of Communists, Passage Of Aid
Pegler Asserts To School
No Expectation
Okay On $4
lion Tax Increai*
Seen By
WASHINGTON. July
Pre.ident Ttunun
economic
Columnist Says U. S. Teachers Praised In dome.lie
a. bullish. He promised a
Ducks Ouestion For
M c s s h r c T o N . F . A . menl on condition, in hit
Political R e a s o n s
Antnirtl Convention economic repot) lo
lir.t of next week,
BOSTON. ulv 7—4/1*)—Preti- j fbe president alio
WASHINGTON. Inly 7—</p)—
At
Columni*! We.tbronl IVgler said
Tiumar. •aid in .< menage . a newt conference that indicated
be
today thal labor union*
unions in this ^today that lie hope, „to ...
ugn a I be resigned lo the idea tbit
counity "have become infiltrated "satisfactory" bill for federal aid ire., will not pat. hi.
with despots, criminals and Com- 1 1° education in this session of $4,000,000,000 tax
munisls."
. Congress
session.
Rank and file members have I The Pr.,„!e,,i ,ent his message
Informed that Rep. John
little or no voice in their organ-! lo the annual convenl.on of the
Cormack of Massachusetts,
nation.. Ilf added
j National Education Association ami Deinocratic House leader,
t egler appeared before a House said:
pressed the opinion last ni ght
labor subcommittee investigating
have repeatedly pledged my
Congress svill not psss such
undemocratic practice, in unions, support to federal *iJ lo the stale.
this year, Mr Truman said
Ihe chairman is Pep Jacobi (D-1 in ihe aim.mil of J. 100,000.000 ought to know for the
nd). a freshman and a former annually for ihe purpose of
. son that lax legislation
lndun«i>olt$ labor Uwyer.
| nearly
cspMltimg education op^ I ties in the House,
"The government has long duck portuntties and improving the sal- ] The p |e|i|,tn| „ ; d hf
said he favor* kfed the Communiil <|ii«lion in u n - |i r ie, 0( out
te now to p a tt’A
ion» lor political iraiont,"
I "A» voii know, turn an appro- forts in the House
Jting fur the.Tdft
.aid in a .telemenl lie reed to the ' p ,i,(lon H-M |uovided for in (hr labor bill substituting
d by
><y the Senate,
measure
approved
subcommittee. 7 el we have union , budget lor tin. ve.tr ami . bill
drrmon hai bean
after union rompl'lely dominated bat been p av 'd |,v ||„ Srn.tir I Out he said th* decision
Democratic le^db
by Communists and pro-Commun- fully expe.t tb* Ifoute Cumm.lter left up to House Drmnrratic
i.t. and run by them.
4tuJ ,hf H„Ulf. „ ,t |f. t„ |.,ke early ers Labor leaders* have advocated
srtley Act alont
Hartley
An in.tance ol thU. and only aml Uvoral.le action on tbi. tub- leaving the Tsft-H
for the rest of this year »o that
one nl many, u thr United Elec- jftj,
Irical Worker.. Not very long ago
■( |I0|M. |„ jmvr
,,|Pa*uti’ it can liguir m the 1950 election*,
Un economics, the President fra#
the Atomic Enetgv Commission of signing n ■nliafnetury fedi’ral
told ibe Ci*n*nl Elf Inc Company nld lull (>*foif dip iloie of the asked if he la bullinlt or b««r(lh
tn the present situation,
nol to deal with thr United Elec- pr!*rn1‘l
"* «h,» ? “n«re ,‘ " plied he is bullish
Irka) Workers became of it* Red Pro^de/t also dffl*Ve,,d:M,' r
' the stock market's
dommalton.
I “You and all thr tearhsra you th* last few days to
Mr. Truman said the
Pdglfr said domination «f unions rpprr-rant nr* rngagrd In a task of
by tne people he described "did | ttir utmmt iinportani-r to our na- anrlal crisis will nut bo
In Ms economic message to
not come about bv chanre." he tionnl welfare,
added:
'Tho tralnera of our children gress next week -• tho report
"It was deliberate ami iiiailo and youth are a bulwark of good deal only with th,- United States,
legally possible by clever Inlmi character, good cilirenshi|i. and lie would not comment on tho
lawyers who took cmr to place good government, and I grccl them Riltish situation snying It is being
discussed in Paris ami London.
the necessary provisions for Its as such."
The economic message, hi- add
The NKA's 3,000 convention lic
continuance in the constitution.,
it,files were duo to consider later ed, will give his views on the antli
ol ths union."
deflation proposal of Senator Mur
Rom* unions have not bid con s M-odutlon on frdi ral atil which ray (D-Mnntl. which recommend*
ventlon* for nvri 20 yeat*. IVgln -■vs
the Association recommends among Other thing n Jlfi.00c.000,continued, ami ill some tbr io*io
rhul
federal fundt lie made avail- 000 standby public works program.
hers "received a llitirrian ')*’ loil
Ho sunt It also will answer the
aide
to assist the .taler III meet
lot" to vote for only one t*t of
ing Ihe linmcillatr needs of public question whether he believes defla
candidates for union office >
tionary forces now oiitweight In*
•ichool housing."
"I have received liiintlrmh of
Tho t,‘Holistlivtt atatrs that fod- ftatl onnty forces.
letters from tnnk end file mrm nal, .talc and h><al support reMr. Truman reiterated tie will
bars who have been kicked out of pie,rnt tho “primary immediate continue to fight for tho repeal of
the unions, lost thrlr Job or linen need of public oducatlon.”
the Taft-Hartley Act. He said
tened physically became thrv at
Also coming bt'toir the delegates llou-o lcudris are considering
tempted to reform ths union,," wa- a formal resolution echoing whethci to bring out an AdmlniSh* ssld. "On# such cltlien wa, yesterday's action calling for the
(Canllnata Os r
ElskO
murdered."
mm employment of Common Ists
Pegler teld "millions upon mil as teachers.
Talmndge Hus Inside
lions of dollars" are In union
Today's resolve added: 'at the
treasuries and may be "soeiu for same time we condemn the cart- Track On Tax Session
■ny purposes the unions' bosses lev,, incorrect, and unjust use of
choosa."
ATLANTA. July 7-</P>—O o f
on h words as 'Rod’ ami 'Comm
"It la not their money, hut 'hry unist' to attack teachers and nth- arnor Herman Tulmadge appear#
ean spend It without any know ci pci ion who in point of fact to have the inside track with th*
ledge of or permlslon from th* are not Communists, hut who $20,000,000 tax-raising progress
he Im ex|iected to ask a special
man who paid It Into their irra Ifmae of their accusers"
;
The NEA's committee on ten- legislative session to enact.
•urlts," he teatlfled.
Georgia's tux revision commit
Before taking the witness stand. me and academic ftredom mean
Pegler said Jacobs "must he kid while terved notice it would not tee won't have any recommenda
ding himself or trying to kid the defi-iid known Cnmmunista In tions to make to the lawmakers, >
expected to convene July 18, Tha
teaching tanks.
public."
£1
group has been studying Um *
state':, tax structure for many "
months, but a subcommittee re
ported yesterday It had not had
time to draw up u report.
This decision came despite'*#*cral pleas from lawmakers tbsi
they wanted to ^ee the commit- L
t*era report before they m4t t t |
By ASSOCIATED I’RESR
vot# in new taxes. And on# IsfteLONDON. July 7—His erstwhile Communist brethren draw th* lator said the commutes w ag,1noosa tight*? today on black sheep Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia.
Mpaciftcally oidsred'by th*
Poland jotnsd oths; Commform nations in cutting off trad* with lature to have a report ready u •
the Yugoslavs—another step in the Kretnlin-donunaled Communists' ■pcclal session was called.
campaign to itrangls Tito economically.
CONTRACTS EXTENDS!}' -. i
Thar# is soma indication that Tito may strike back where it hurts—
P1TTSBURQ, July 7—{/PJ—EteJ'
In th* Gr«*k civil war. Yugoslavia*—
■1
tension of contracts with 72 HUM
recently mad* good will ovartures (Ionia. A friendly Yugoslavia on ■tael companies employing 40,000
to tha Groak government it once Greece's border could ba o f groat steelworkers was announced today
Fascist."! help to the heavily
denounced as “monarcho-Fascist."|
htavlly ba:
bordanad by William J. llart, dlroctft «
Th# Athens reception to this early Greek movement, now In Uta all district 19 of the ClO-Udtted
this wMk had baan outwardly cool out stags of a drive against tha Steelworkers of America.
—but today the conservative1rebel*.
Ths terminal dates of th* smallOnly
ntwspapar Embros In Athens urg
iy jsaitcrday th* Groak ar compaults contracts coind#l
guerrilla
radio
reported
ed th* goyarnmant to taka posi
with that of tha U. S. Steel C*r»
tive step* toward a reconciliation rharged that Greek government As a result, operations In IM,
with Tito. Th* conservative pres* troops freely and openly nigra us smaller plants will b* al!ow*d, Jg
reflect* government feeling In ing Yugoslav soil to mount at continue If "big steal" la atitMfe
tacks against th* guarrUlM. Tha July IQGraca*.
While Embros u ld tho govern- rebel* charge this w u mad* possi
ment’ahouM not Initiate negotia ble after Yugoslav offleliia de Recreation Schedule,:
tions, It M id friendship between livered a message of “friendship
Friday monilna
morning
Gra*o* and neighbor Yugoslavia and comprehension" to Or*ak gov
M. Municipal
AM
10:00 A. M
l
would bo ■ "rallastona in Balkan ernment authorities. This m i th*
Fort—Introduction
troductlon to AviatM*
afftirs." It added thal tha Ideo first hint that Tito might la
logical differences of tho two na tlvsly aiding tha fight agaiaat tha Tony Rusal.
guerrillas, who follow tho CoaUn- _ 10100 A. U. Grammar.
tions ar* no unbrldgMblo ga
Clay modaling-vaa**form llna that Tito la
Yugoslavia's aid to tho C
shooting, croquet, h lu n f. Sm
munist-lod gnarriUas bafora Tito’s from M anlaa.
Thera la a fly In tiw
falUng^Mt wftll.Moscow had bun
i rebels, Tito baa boon using In
Of
Nations tuxes to tho W est I
«k»
G ruk testing to Um United
Brltela i
to Um
Communist Brethren Draw Noose
Tighter On Yugoslavia’s Tito
r.
L' "Ml 5; m
�$
The fire stopped all traffic on
the Main* Central Railroad's
Portland*Bangor main lino, wkieh
runa Juat behind the Are sons.
•Thouanda of apaetatora attracted
to the aeetie were ordaerd out by
police and firemen appraahetuire
that the big atorage tanka might
go up.
First the blase worked north,
levelling the Hfncka Coal Co,,
lant, the bua garage and the
tlckney and Babcock Company's
coal pockets.
Bach wharf containad one or
thou”-he la, and
beating peoplk to
ae he does, t hi
say- Maybe one
this age la aa Mb
It la-la bacauae 1
wW dal rat to be
such a mockery <
ted.
am i m ake w hat term a w ith KuhmIw th e y could.
In IBID the plan of killing a treaty by Senate reserva
pjjMPAT. JULY T,~TI4»2Z tions worked perfectly. Fortunately thla Is 1949, when most
can well iympaU.il. with the ol the United States has profited from experience.
the British who are tufKing W ithout Capital
from an acute ihortage of
i. Ve kaow eiaclly whet they
The Indochinese s ta te of Viet- Nam now has an emperor,
officially blessed by the French and granted by them a cer*
•rt of ih« Florida Power *
• i M S ! * incrMwd ho« 77,b 1931j o 264,929 tt the
•** line, That i&an iricriase of
* three aad a half limes since
, l'P
lAinlop, jean, a veteran
' ■W o War II is taken out by
mm nf masked men and beaten.
MV’M y Of may .not have been
MokOfi of the Ku Wui Klae,
II ae long at the Klen continues
parade around in sheets wilh
M s on, it will get the blame
F such atrocities as this. It should
«M out from behind its mask.
Banford Herald:
No lawn bowling club In
ford? No lawn bowling eon
that fine stretch of recreaik
ground along the lake ahon
Nothing for shuffle-board Addle
to graduate to, when they want
gams requiring more skill ai
finesse T
Having abundant upace, why
shouldn't tha city authorities sup
ply this form of rocrestlonf Four
bowling rinks would do fof a
starter. Expart bowler* from Daytons Beach, New Smyrna, Demand,
Mount Dura and Orlando would be wish to thank’you and your staff
glad to run over to give (natruc- for the cooperation given us dortlon and advice. The game Is Ing our pait fiscal year, ended
eaclly learned. Skill cornea with June 30, 1U4U.
practice.
We realiic that you contributed
A doien Interested men would! greatly toward the success of our
make a good neclaua around »Vin!»atlon thla past term, and
which to build a growing club .'art grateful to you for working
With four rinks and a score of
members, Sanford would bo !i
Sincerely,
idled to join the North Centre!
Charles L. Persona
Florida Lawn Bowling League,
Beerwtary,
and to play inter-club games with
the cities named above.
Power Firm
Aak tha chamber of commerce
and the hotel keepers In any of
ICm Him c r*eei Peee Me)
theae cities whether or not fawn
bowling has brought winter visi equipment during the yeot,
In a letter to stockholders,
tors who have eventually become
permanent residents, and the ana- Smith said tbs review of the com-'
war would be enthusiastically pany's growth demunstrataa the
*••# lawn bowling Fa* provtd soundness snd resilience of Flor
ida's economy end "Justifies real
to bo a major attraction/
Why should Banfordiag behind confidence In the future."
Tracing the trend of general
In furnishing thla fo rm 'o f re
business in Florida during the p u t
creation?
Frank E. Bridgman 16 years, including recession, war
and pmt.war periods, the report
Editor
■hows that Florida's general busi
The Herald
ness hed a smaller percentage,
Dear Slri
drop than the nation u a whole'
Somehow It seems llkt we ell In hard times, and an equal or
wavs have a fallow among our greater percentage Increase when
midst whu claims that everybody business we* Improving,"
Is wrong and he la rite, Calls himself a preacher too. Weill lirl
Brawling, under British law, la
After hearing him blow his mouth the offense of quarreling overeat
off (thru your Banford Forum) ing a disturbance In church!
S
wwSwwww
Central MacArthur pays his ra*
acta to Communism in a frank
dmtndrnca Day speech. Its sole
ONirtyini
Minying motive, he says, "is to
serve the lust for personal powar,
Jo such end it has become the
luyvag media for the malefactor,
Mm corruptible and the fool". And
W such, it is not the malefactor,
Mr the corruptible that we have to
n’s Weather
on the Itasl campaign.
Praia Waa# Oaa)
Is doing such a good fob got (Ceallaaae
aome rain, but not anough to
ht|lon, however, that ha help tha wilting rropc, Tha fall
My Kmlt his campal|iiifl| meaaured only about half nn Inch
at Nawark and was regarded aa
only a “froahoner." Crnpa need
ml of Mount Dora who thrae to alx Inches of rain, farm
Herald wrilas that San* agperta said, "before it will do b
d have a lawn bowling good Job. No heuvy rains were
the North Canlrnl Flori*
Bowling League. "Lawn
• says, "has proved to
Attraction" in gaining
sn and permanenl rckava had sevaral other
Mount Dora advocatowiuig in Sanfetd as
l Ntw Smyrna. De-
MBOOLNISS ond comfort, wrinkle resistant
quality—that’s pest half dm . story . of
NORTHCOOt’S popularity—had dm p l o w #
to bo en|eyod. Iqwally desirable- It tho moaner
In which Oemrlne NORTHC0OI hot boon styfod
aad to ik n ii by otto of Amerko’s mot) prominent
manufacturers' W* easy to tod that NORTHCQOi
Is the product of sklNost hands and ereaSSvo
minds, for* NORTHCOOi has dm quaRty leek,
dm quality featurns, and,dm baw dy o f M *» hM
F o rtu n e t
atone* which might prove tempting.
Ovor a five-month period taken for compariaon, break
ago waa.. reduced by twenty percent. Sometime* it take* firs
to- fight fire, and it take* an active boy to atop anothei
active bby from breaking,a wlntlpyr., ,*«
i ... , , .
,
ham and Hinson's Bar aware atorehouae, j«»t to the amith of tha
Murray plant
A huge atoek of aaphalt thing*
lea burned fiercely in the atere*
houae.
Thla blase added to tha danger
to the big oil tank*, Which firemen
bad kept wetted down ft* bbm ..'
——
L mb aYTM
AmoIT
I m
M u a IAmm ii *W
m W
MM
MMMfPfI A
a uW| | l a m
O
n -A
e u
vOKJel
pPIVW
offer mush more than eenddMuComa and.sow
that when you buy o Oanuhto NORTHCOOi—
you buy the best.
lures down from 80 to 76, But
readings In the DO'a were forecast
today. Last night’s rainfall matsured ona Inch.
There also were some scattered
thundershowers In the (treat
Lakes region, the Ohio Vnlh-y and
the Rocky Mountain area. Hut no
rain fall nnd rone waa predicted In tha drought urea of southern
New England.
Crop Intaes In Mus.nchusetis
Rhode Island and Connecticut urn
CORRECT MEN*8 WEAR1
<M ssssrrssssssttsssH H M r
STATEMENT Of CONDITION
Comparative
Statement Of Condition'
Florida State Bank °f Sanford
FLORIDA STATE BANK
F lorida
Organised Juno 1 1989
JUNE H.1M*
sanfordl
Loans and tMaeounta
Banking House, Fttrn. A 'FI«;^....— ..........
Overdrafts .....................________
America**
Fhiett Raincoat
A
A
T
•
•
Other Marketable i Bonds ...
Cask and Doe from Banka
^ ■ ,’;V 1 f
,
t
at ia a e
* its?*' ' '• ' '■'
M ap#*
(; t
80, 1949
‘ .TOTAL
Capital 8task ........
Surplus
Undivided FrofMe
<>
'V
Sanford, Florida
U, A Qoet ObUgatleni ......fl.lfM O M l
Lightweight Yot T ourB .
Contnln* No ftubbar or
ou
: .
. • ■ .
tiroojw am) 01 [proof
Unconditionally
* . Guaranteed
•'l'
i4jrri.il
DW dwU-I^BW ii
||j|w
Deposits U ^ .tia«
***** *iu a g
MtW
-r.-yr’
1 iU,
m
■AM
•H
Loan* and Discount!
*•«••••«*•»••s«i*ae*fes
BanhJng H o w , Furn, * Flx. •iKSttsesn
O vtrdm fii
i„|)
*e•#**ge**•••I
91 day United SUteo Troaaury BUIa
tt. 8. G dyi ObligtOodB1....................
°*h” MMjartRblo Bond* ..........
Cobh «nd Duo from Banka .............
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TOTAL . .J . . —
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I**••*•••••!,**«•## P W M W J S
ISSU M t* !
s
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MtfMhlT
,^ - r r 1
7. 1*4*
*4**«w|
msmmmmem __ b?.‘
Swtfrftiey*
___
Mrs. Hermun Hostess
For Circle 6 Meet
For Mr., Mrs* Bishop
Mr. and Mra. Cordon Sweeney’ Mr*. II. (i. Ilerman was hust
entertained last evening at 7:80 les* on Tuesday for the monthly
Ray—Society Editor
iir n
Telephone I4M o’clock at their home on W rit meeting of t'irclf No. d of the
Sixteenth Street with a buffet W, M. C. H. of the hirst Methodist
■upper honoring Mr. and Mra. Church. Mrs. It. . U. Hutchison
McLJalin Horne t*
Georg* D. Bishop, Jr., who are opened the meeting with a de
visiting In Sanford from. Green- votional with thu sutiject being
Stene Of Wedding
"Worship—God and Man".
wuod, 8 . C.
Colorful arrangement* of ala ■The study chalrmnn, Mis. Her
r ' TH
<t IURR0AT
Mle*
Caroline
Hutt
uf
ColumFriends will be Interfiled to nlav and greenery ware uaad In man, tu it gin a lesson uti "The
t.
T. E. L. Clilata of Flrat Beptfit bus, Qa., niece of Mr. and Mr*. learn that Bobby Park hae been
»U>g throughout tb* room*. Bible and Human Bights" and
cat
at
home
of
Mrs.
Dick Mcl.eulin of thla city,, became panted to the Dean’* Mat for the The ,buffet
Church will inoat t.
iffet table was covered with following the business session re
j T. Cututpigham, 1320 Myrtla the bride uf KI wood Moyer, eon pail
semester at the University of an ecru laca cloth and to|l while freshments wore served by the
Avenue W «t00 P. M. Thursday.
of Mrt. I. t). Moyer, and the late
taper. In crystal holders furnished hostess mid a soclnl hour enjoyed.
A coyarodi iliah supper will lw Mr, Moyer of Columbus on Bun* Florida.
tUuminaliofr for the supper.
Those Hi ten,ling the meet mg wenhaid at .tha Sanford Shut fie board day afternoon at -tsDO o’clock. The
Those enjoying the evening 'with Mrs. L. T. Doss. .Mrs. J C. Davis,
Mr.
sspl
Mrs.
Charles
l>
.
Park,
court, pfimetto Avenue and Hoc ceremony wa» performed by Dr. Jr. of Atlanta have arrived to Mr. ami Mra. Bishop were ng
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Holvn. Mrs. .1 It Craw
E. D. Brownlee at the McLaulln ■pend some time with Dr. e n d ^ r s . W^kL Phljlps, Mr, and Mrs, ford,
Mrs Hutchison, Mrs. Boy
home, 400 West Nineteenth SU»«* rrfra. Charles L. Park and M r s . i “mae tTW ftlha.A lr. a r f l l r t . H. Tlilis nud Mrs Hermun.
Shiny black Patent Leather
before the Immediate family and M. 8 . Wiggins who Is vacationing B. Oilham, Jr., Mr. and Mra. Kar
vacationing
jj0UI(,o| j #r> Mri BIMj Mrs.
n few close friend*.
at Ormond Beach.
Tango Pump with a comfortable
Invited to come and bring Ihalr
An altar wa* formed before the'
Itoy Groan and the host and hos- holser, Mis. Cluih l.eonaidy, Mrs.
friend*. .Games and ahuffiaboaid fireplace with palm* and tall
W.
E.
Baines,
Mr*.
H.
It.
Monroe.
and Mrs. \V. II. Bullard audit*1*
will ba playad. All ant itakad to baskets of gladioluses against ■ sonMr.Jimmie
heel and a “dress up" air!
Mrs. P A. Howland, Mrs. O. E.
and Mr. Bullard's « !* - |„
~ r T -------- - - . . T - ,
bring a ploci- aattlng.
White. Mr*. If A. Pot rail, Mr*.
background
of
fern.
Gladioluses,
Ur
ciata
Bullard
of
Georgetown
,
1
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g
h
t
e
r
s
O
t
W
e
s
l
e
y
FRIDAY
tlnalas and greenery were used g, c. spent several days recently
E l . . . , — U l n n i i i l , , M a n * J. P. Tlitmnond, Mrs. .1. C. Davis,
Tha Sanford Townsend Club No. ip
decorating
throughout
tb*
w|th
Mr*.
Bullard's
parents,
Mr.
f
lU V e M O I l t h l y M e e t Mrs. L. M. Tyre, Mrs. J. K. Cour
1 will hold a regular meeting J»t
ier, Mrs. W. I.. Harrison, Mrs.
tooni*.
I
«„d
5Ds.
E.
C.
Golaon.
---------•tha Tourist Center at 8:08 P.,11.
Claude Hi'rndon, Mrs. Henry A.
The
bride
wore
an
aakle
length
I
----------The
Daughter*
of
Wealsy
Bun-'
Report* .from a convention jeeld
Price, Mrs. Boy Tilll*, .Mre. Lida
ln-Columbue, Q, will ba Wild. gown of sliMr emhtoldarad white 1 Mite liladya Klnlaw has left to ’ day Reboot Class of the First Htall, Mr*. M. L. Wright, Mr*.
nylon
over
taffeta,
faebloned
with
spend
some
lime
In
Wlleon,
N.
C.
Methodist
Church
held
Its
monthly
Members end friends Wi urged to
Brodie Wllliums, Miss Lila Wood
attend. Qamei and rafreakmdnta k high neckline, fitted bodice and as the guest uf her ulster end business and social meeting at tha ard amt Mir.*~ Versa Woodcock.
iremely
full
eklrt.
8
h*
wore
brother-in-law,
Mr.
abd
Mr*.
Rn-jliume
of
Mrs.
C,
M.
Flowers
on
\ w will follow.
1 >i •• • >
ort nylon gloves and a email pert.Perry,
Celery Avenue. Nuetesaaa with' . The nmue "Thule" was applied
WIIiVDAY
4 '
—— ---------—
Mrs, Fluwkra were Mrs. R. B. at diffeienl times in aniiipniy to
Circle* of Ih* Woman of the Whit* straw hat. Her other a* - 1
Monroe. Mr*. W. L. llsrrlsoa, Mrs.
Presbyterian Church will meet *t cessorles were white and her cor- M aui P h iliD H . (iT C C n
Ct c , Whittington und Mr*. Fred Norway and to Iceland.
8:30 P..M. aa follow*i C M * No. sage consisted of white orchids. •> , , *
Mrs. McLaulln wor* a baig* and
H o n o r M rH . D lH llU p Strang*.
:
1, Mr*. R. A. Cobb, chairman with
Flower arrangements in thu eun
Mr*. Mary BoUy, J M - “ WL* soft green sheer gown with whit*
| Mrs. O. D. Bishop, Jr„ a former roon><
rmim and dining room
Avenue: Circle No.
K.;,W. accessories.
Immediately following the cere- resident of Hanford now living In
In patriotic colur* using bluo,
File, chairman, with Mr*. E. D
Brownlee, BO. Magnolia Avenue; mony a reception wm held. Tha Greenwood, H. C. was honored' “,,ll red water lilies, whit* hlblsJasmine. RafrcehCircle No. 8, Mr*. L. I. F rttler, bride's table wa* covered with a yesterday morning with a party cu* ""‘I
consisting of small eandchairman, with Mra..X C.^Hujchl- twaiitlful embroidered pineapple given by Mr*. \V. M Philips and
,* eon, Indian Mound Village! Circle linen cloth ami tha centerpiece wae Sirs. Roy Green at the Philips wiche.s, individual cake*, lea cream ,
n No. 4, Mr*. C. C. Henderson, of Esther Read daleiaa flanked home on Valencia Drive. Guests
**l!ed n“u *
« / r,#d ^ut
with whit* tapers In crystal hold-1called between the hours of 10:30*"* rw*i whit# and blue color,
chairman, with Mra. f
ere. At on* end of tha iabl* wae and 18:00 o’clock.
I scheme.
, „
j
1710 Sanford Avenue).
6, Mr*. A. B. MuRanay. chairman, a crystal punch bowl presided over. Tb# roomi wr1>< attractIvely de- c V
. k»
16c
with Mr*, Ralph A. 8_ml|th, toat by Mrs. Henry McUulin, Jr. A | eor>U(, w|,t, lov.ly arangemente J J J *1'1■"& 1*p*gr2„!lhl'w n fifT .
OoanH
No. it, Mra. tw.°
Park Avepuei
wedding eako at the f ptcardy gladioluses. Kefresh- "JJSiSSi
J. B. Mimger, c------;— , Iu_1 h*
Gleaner's Sunday School Class S.™, •"4,u■;l.r,fiLl , a s i r f i . = s .
19c
p Iod
“ J withs,p"rcv.’
T!1! , ‘Tlinen
)1:1*’ wrcloth
. r *a nr;d1,,‘hnt Mi.*
Thelma Hammond,
actroom of tha church .with Mrs. Moor* cared for tha bride's book.
P
H
AbHorbine
Jr.
a
figured
.
Is
attending
May ball* Brown and Mr*. J.|B .
latte In the afttrnoon the
utanA will.
Io h IiI h lhlbiscua
, l b i « e u . >»
I n ii CoTumblm
" 1*
r.r '* »” *n<,,n*
>»• “couple
f t * j centered
with idouble
Untvwr.ltv
Kridar as co-ho*t*s**i| C rel* No. left for a short wedding trip
after
ska* their
thalr
0<i
, *"'1 ,U!w llil' I A donation of $600 from Chae*
7, Mr*. L. E. Walker, chairman, whirh they plan to make
29c
Thoe. Invited to l«* with Mm . and Company for the building fund
'A*with Mr*. Hairy Wooonlft, 818 home In Columbus. Mrs. Moyer
Bishop
during
the
morning
were
w«„
announced.
Those
attending
11
V'ip-0"
1
Oak Avenue. Buelne* Woman’t 'graduated from Samlnola High
Circle No, I with Mr*. W ., 81 School in 1046 while making her Mrs. A. E. Shlnho ser. Mrs. Jack w*r, Mrs. Chester Daniels, Mr*.
, -7 1
Brumley, Celery Avenuo, wflth home with har aunt and unde, Rnllgan Mrs. Orville Harks, Mrs 1 K, C. Williainx, Mr*. C. 0. WhitS® K.l 16c
,
58*'
Mra. L. 8 . Shepard and Miss Bara Mr. and Mrs. McLaulln. Since her James C. Higgins. Mr.. Gordoh, tlngton, Mr*. C. T. Carpenter of
►
Cantona
Easier by as host***#* at R|0l) graduation sh* has resided In Sweeney, Mr*. Hill Tyie, Mr*., charlotte, N. C., Mr*. 8 . Q. ShinSonny
Powell,
Min,
Hubert
A.
I
P. M.i Business Woman’s f-tfcle Columbus whore she served a*
No. 3, Mlsa Maud Wilaon, chair secretary at tha Morton Machine Koliloss, Mrs. G, A. Speer, Ml*.
man, with Mr*. Harry Bilshy, IP03 Company, Mr. Moyer completed Harry Woodruff, Mrs. bred Sell,
Magnolia Avenue, with Mlsa Maud Ills high school education In Colum Mrs. If, It. tblliaiu, It , Mr*.
sia
Wilsun aa cg-hoste** at 4:011 P. bus and graduated from Davidson Karlyle Housliolder, Mr». A. K,
Mrs. Mulcoltu Higgins,
College in Davidson, N. C. He, is at Powers,
Ihc Fitch
David Smith, Mrs. Eretl 1L
^
Tha board of tha W.8 .C.B. of the ' present associated wltlf tha Mer- Mrs.
Williams,
Mrs.
Janies
Crappi,
ShamP*>°
• First Methodist Church will meet Ichant's ami Mechanic's Bank in
Mra. Charlee Ward, Mm E. J.
at 2:80 P, M. to be followed with Columbus as assistant cashier.
Moiighton, Jr., Mra. Cliilurd Mea business meeting at a:Utl P. M.,
--------------------------Kibbin, Mrs. Henry Wight, Mre,
11 '.<f>
at the church.
Dan Wright, Mr* William l.effler,
DUSTY BOOTH
|{tt»n F .a
Circles of the W. M. H. of the
Member* of the Dusty Boole Jr., Mrs, Dale Scott, J r . Mrs.
First Baptist Church will meet
at 8:00 1*. M. at ih* church In Riding Association enjoyed a pic- John Ivey, kirn. John Higgim und
th* same rooms as last month. A nio at Lae’a Ranch near the We- Mr*. Carlin Ruy.
program moating will b* held at klva River Mouday. Fifteen of tho
4:00
Boom mambare rod* horeee from Lak*i Circle No, !i Meetn
4 :0 0 P.
* M. in tha
Mary and followed trail* through
ha Educational Building.
of tha
With Mrs. Hurris!
Tlw Bunbaama of th# Ftrat iap - tha woods. 4o thalr destination.
ko tex
I'rlre s fur v tiu i^R vurlt* h « U h und lutuuty uldit ttr# deep down ul ‘ tH IU l11 •
/ '"
«
hurch will ante* ml MAJP. ALt nm%.m*/TT”
A ' _ - l ...
T
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—
ilp
h
t
ut
th
e
vary
Imlttim.
Nolwdy
—
not
even
u
deep
nen
tliter
church.
.
* 11 ’ M
Mrs.
Roger
.
Harris
was
hostess
PYLE TO HE HONORED
TUBHDAY
__guiilil find the hi any low er any place In tliln S title, Sn uhop here lot
HONOLULU, July 7 -(A ’l - on Tiiewlay afternoon for the
The Woman’s Bible Claaa of th*
monthly mn'tlng of Circle No. :t
HUAI. SAVIN GS. Iteal, hecatmu you Ret th e known R w U ly
/S J J IJ 1
FlrVt'Baptiet Church will hold IU
of the First Methodist Church
dV|,eiiiliilillilv of ttulltinnlly advertltied producth — h iu n d i lliut ur# iai>
regular hualneaa and eoclal meet- ..
... . , . . j uiy in i,,.ni,|,. presided over by Mr*. J, II. Lee,
lng Ip the Educational Building at I » •
wortls" for -utinfliction.
Jr. The mission study was taught
7:30 P.M. A covered dish supper
j yJ}/. *" th
1
by
Mrs.
Harris
from
tile
book
"Tin
will be ehld and membere are of Punchbowl Volcano,
asked to bring
service. i| Tha ceremony will
tng a table service,
w... mark the Bible and Human Blgbls".
Huy The Large Size
Mi'iiiIm' ih participated in the
N.jrrosv*- Adjustable
Croup No. 4 will Im* In charge, ‘ public opening of the National
The Pilot Club will have a bual-j Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, ih votional led by Mrs. W. J. David
bv
A IIH aitic
A
. ness meeting and picnic at Time | which overlook* thla palm-fr ogi d ami the circle was Invited to hold
t'J 60
• i and Tide at 0:30 P. M. All mem-1 city. Pyle was killed on la Rhiina, t h e Altguat mealing at the h o m e
Sakarka
bers am requested to bring a cov-. near Okinawa, in the closing day of Mrs. W. P. Fields.
Mini tie
Following the liuslnesa session Htim uutlc nmtt't fu r ttunny
arad dish.
ol the war.
1.60
11.26
a refreshing Ice course was served hiiturner tlayn utul ii IkIHh
laley'H M O
lo the following members; Mrs.
im
Ami tin Tabletn
98^
W. L. Clark, Mrs. W. J. David, F ine q u ality Bh UhI w wllli
at .20
«:'.00
q u ib b
Mra. A. C. Fields, Mra. R. (1. Kil
Syr.
Pepsin
patrick, Jr., Mra, Helen Stcidieufla tte rin g eyelet ru ffle
S
S
S
Tonic
....
$1*69
non, Mia. A. C. Starke, Mra. M It.
um *
11.60
fl.BO Annsot
Strickland, Mra. O. A. Ponder, Mrs.
Agarol
John Vaughn. Mra. J. II. Lee, Jr.,
Sii|>|MiHil»nit*H.... $|2tt
sml Mm. Hsrrla.
11.00 Milts
I-*81.00 Dt*ne
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For Your
Social Calender
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Knelt lugn-dlmt munt be
msasund with pinpoint *crurracy; uinl inch Ingredient
must fin |nir». fresh, anil of
itamlanl strength. Our many
years of u*per lane a taatlfy
to our nblllty to ft|| your
prescription with thlamicro■topic accuracy that la re
quired for tha maxIaMLm In
benefit* to your hMURt.
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n
Vacation needs: Bathing Cups
-Beach Shoes - Suntan Oil - and
Lotions - Nupkins - Thermos
jugs - Paper Plates-
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THUSANFORDHERALD. SANFORDFLORIDA
SpNHal Session
Hiss Trial
1 1 h a v e Keen «ln ce t Iw carru. s t a t e .
t r e a s u r e r In J a n u a r y , 1941,
" E s p e c ia lly d o e * th la p jw ae n t an
In g picture
plctu
I alarming
when wo consider
■ , ■ it/
THURSDAY, JULY 7, IN I
styled courier lor a prewar feoviet)'.
! *py ring.
Then Murphy ll*ted a* “uncon(CaattaaM Vraa, pa«* Oae)
(Cm IIm H P n
r « n Oae)
tradlcted fact*" the government'■
until
.
-factor*,"
.
contention that Chamber* had |
. . ..September.
- „
. . . .
i ther fact that state nervier*, *uch are,, emotional
Murphy inserted:
paper* which were coplea of "**• I
•At that time, the fund* were M Mhool», health, welfare and
transferred to demand accounta institution* of higher learning
"Someone haa aaid that ro*e* cret, confidential SUte Depart*
In the Inina* which held them.' were Inrri'nneil hy many million* that footer ntlnk far wor*e th an , inenl documunt*," that the docufdUwal
c r :! ! i! !Immediately
S 5 ! ! ,S ! ! ! ,,hJand
f Jf0[at. W,ithh;e ,i bnl
of'd o,./fw.,|ve
ija^ "7 n "July
th e a p p r o p iia lli.n | weed*, and I »ay that a brilliant imnt* were "all dated In the flrat
tpan like thla man who betray* three month* of IB.1H" and that
lim
e time cut off the half of one
tame
____. , ,
,, ... .
hi* truHl, Htlokn, ami under ih u i. the copies were all wiltten on
percent Interval the State wa* get-1 , 0n?
* ,W!V' '* k<’ ,'i
nmlllng fme hi* heart I* black and ("the III** ty|>vwrltcr."
ting. Today** action pulled out i ^
u th‘* f,rt «h“ "v,7' if * '7 P rancerou*. lie** a traitor."
■ "Only one Inference can he
nearly all the time account*. The * « • no Increase. In he approPointing to an old Wuod*tuck j drawn," Murphy declared. "Orly
m o n ey h o w w ill go In to th e s e ve n
* * ,? /! * ° r / . " J M * * t
n
Where Customers Send Their Friends
typewriter on the government's one—and that U that the defen'
e a1,11,1
l lll w o u ld h‘•a vv"
e •u .'""W1
d e fic it he
hank*
which
hold
State money 1I ww,‘
** counsel
table, Murphy lydd that dant--that smart, intelligent Am-1
readily available for checking,
™UI" Wl* £*v‘' £ * " •»**? W
the typewriter, original State De erlcun-tMirn men--gave them to
II,ar*un
.arson said the money waa ill*
dl*- roMrv? whi,',1 w*' *»“*
partment document* and the docu Chamlier*. I submit that la the
seVernl
year*
ago.
tribute,! among so many hank*
ment* In the c**e were "three only Inference you can draw fr<in
"
J
li
o
th
e
r
w
o
rd
s
,
w
e
h
a
v
e
re
a
c
h
that the hlg withdrawal will not
those undisputed facta."
;
PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY
e d th e h n lin m o f th e l.u r ie l and solid wltiii-KRe*."
adversely uffect anyone.
The government contend* that
RIGHTS RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITY
He said "current expenditures, th e s ta te c a n n o t o p e r a te on ■> III**' wife, I'risellla, used the type
Lake
Monroe
are running approximately $1,. j d e fic it ."
writer lo copy Ntntc document*
760,000 |H-r month more than cur
which the former Slate Dopurl«<'.ia(la*»4 gram gaaa Oasl
rent collections.
Ilr a x il is s o m e w h a t la ig e i th an i ment
Hiss
rm'iit €official
i f f h r nbrought
u K n l home.
hcifnif. His*
,
, ,
Thar# are
“ T h e p re s e n t c ris is in o u r f ill- th e U n ite d S ta te s nod lin e ,- lim es ' I* umiaed of passing the copies ' Jmlnnrd is pastor,
to Whittaker Chambers, welf- ; *-»«*"• three negro rhurrhes.
i
• nciul p ic tu re Is th e m o st c r it ic a l th e a l / e o f A r g e n tin a .
Di-muml fur homes and farm
|,lle* In l.ukc Monroe is reported
GRADE A WESTERN BABY BEEF SALE:
i to lie good and when on orraslon,
someone moves, the W>ma I* oc'rupitvl very soon, according to
SIRLOIN, CLUB, R IB .......................... 1b, 67c
rexldenta.
ROUND & T -B O N E ...........................ib.
j No reference to hake Monroe
, would he complete without Indud*
CHUCK ROAST................................... Ib.
(ing the name of John Bell, pioi neer dtlxen, whose large, old
RUMP & SHOULDER.........................Ib.
| fashioned frame home Is aet hack*
• from Orange [loulnvayl near the
ROLLED BRISKET.............................Ib.
lusim-Ks venter and nait to aLean Fresh Ground
Ismail grove. Hack of tha home
with Its neat lawn Is about 40
HAMBURGER.....................................
Ib.
acre, of land devoted to the rail
ing of vegetable plant* which Mr.
J A N K P A IIK K R
Io n a V . ( 'H u s S lic e d n r l l a l v i m
Western
PURE LA R D ...................... 4 Ib etn
Hell ships hy the rartoad lo grow
PIG
LIV E R .................................. Ib. 330
F re s h A C ris p
PEACHES
- No. 2 Vi can 21c
ers throughout the eastern sea
Krafta Aged Kay
Sunval*
board.
CHEDDAR CHEESE
Ib.
A n n I ’ l iK "
The home, he explained, wa*
Potato Chips
SLICED BACON............................ lb. 460
formerly an old store building to
Murrella
Margaret Ann Freshly
TOMATO KETCHUP 14-oz btl. 17c
which he bus mlded considerably,
5-oz p k jf..............
BAG
SAUSAGE
..........................
Ib.
380
SLICED
BACON ....................... Ib. 630
"Wlini I came to hake Monroe
Imm
In 1HHK I bought the store and lot
Streek O Lean Wt*t*re
CENTKR (’UTS
Ib. Hoc
National Brand
for I I 0," he revealed pointing out
10-oz. pkj<.
Tomatoes
.2 No. 2 cans 22c
WHITE
BACON
e
n
d
c
u
t
s
.............
m.
i» c
SKINLESS
FRANKS......
1
lb.
pkg.
430
Ihut real estate waa at a low ebb
following
the
hig
freeies
of
1894
S ultana
1-lb can
........
urn! of February, 1895.
Miss Hwaggerty, he declared,
Early
June
IVas
......No.
2
can
15c
Sugared
Ims assisted him In his plant busi
ness for tha past 44 year*.
1
Donuts
d o z . 19c*
tuna ('ream Style
.Several years ago Mr. Bell took
off in u plane from the Banford
(•olden Corn .......... No. 2 can 12c
Marvel Home Style I'y-lh loaf
Airport with u load of celery and
Bread
......18c
other vegetable plants for Califor
Cohan
A n n I ’ i i h *' < t e n m y S m o o t h
Thompson
He#
Thompton Refilled!
nia.
„
I
AVOCODAS
.......................... Each
A n n C age If,'"1 M a p le
GRAPES
1-lb. jar 25c
P ea n u t B utter
He imlntml out that h« waa horn)
Syrup
(jt. btl. 55c
Culifornlu l.<mg White
lit the present site of the airport, 1
Flreatona Hllty Bell*
A » V t* I ' t i i i * ( 'o n c o id
Aug. HO, 1872, and that hla father,
POTATOES ...................... 5 lbs.
PEACHES
h n m ify le ld L o n g D r a in
Flinch Hell, drove here In n cov-)
I't.
Btl.
21c
Grape
Juice
i
red
wagon
from
Madison
with
wn[I
New Crop Texus
California
Sunk
let
Hice
I-lb pkff. IHe
other pioneer, Capt. Frank Whit-;
W h i t e l l o i i n e K v u ] H in it e < |
YELLOW ONIONS
2H im.
LEMONS.......
ner. father of It. F. Whltner. The (
Iona
411-tii can
latter nt Ilie time was about four
Western
Wiilvxup
Fresh
Florida
2
tall
cans
24c
Milk
Tomato Juice .... 22c
years old.
FATING A P P L E S.................. 2 IbN.
OKRA ............................................Ib.
Mr. Hell's mother was Martha
ANN CAGE
France* Hall, whose father, D. It.
t.nigo Juicy
Mkhjgao
Michigan
Hull, came to Florida from Vir
"Hlll’KIt till.Ill HKKF
PERSIAN
LIMES
Dozen
Stalk
CELERY
ginia and operated the flret cot
Grape Jam
ton gin in Orange county. Enoch
lb. 49c
Chuck RoitHt
Hell planted a largo oranga grov*
1-lb Jar
2-lb Jar
ut Ft. Heed, near tha present
Swift* Cloverhloom
Honor Frozen Foods No. 'J Santa Kosa Sliced or Chunks
Municipal Airport, on a tract!
lb. H9e
Sirloin Steak
23c
42c
Pineapple..............
can 29c
Honor Brand
known us the old Wyley place.
|
Butter quarters
l.nke Monroe was once known a*
Cuullflower 10-oz 29c
Humhtirtfcr ... lb. 47cm
St. Joseph and was so named hy a
No. 2 M P
SNOWWHEAT FLOUR
Honor Hruml
Catholic priest who aaUbllshed
Strawberries 16-oz 46c 5-lbs 37c 10-lbs 69c 25-lbs 1.79
n Hinnll Mcttlement with about
Pork & Beans .....
Brisket Stew .. lb. 29c ^
eight houeag thtrp, *a|d M*»-BeU,
Mi
who was unable • to recall the
priest's name, hut reveiifed that
Pillsbury Best
wl.... u hoy he Imd talked to him.
(!a. Shipped (iradu A UmtHetl & Drawn
AltM OUK H or
TAI.I.
Due lo luck of proper drulnag* In
FLOUR
the district many of the realdenta
FRYERS
lb. 45c
CANS
III.OSSOMTIME
2 pktfH. 20c
gol sirk and the farm* and pro
5 lbs.
..... 42c
je c ts were abandoned.
Gold Coin Sliced Bacon .
lb. 45c
I-It, can
Ann Page
Not far umlirgrouml I* t-itiy,
at JUKI (in itlfii (lift
h
said Mr. Hell, ami this makes good
. llle
Baked Bcuns
diulnngc fur the district very
“SUPER RIGHT LAMB”
necessary.
AAI' l.lglil Meat
Among the grower* am) resi
Leg's Shank O f f .........
lb. 09c
Tuna
7-oz can 2Hc
dents In the l.uke Monroe dlatr'ct
S m ile
are H. (I. iiehrens, Fred Solly,
Znkly-itlU*
AA I'
No. 2W ran
Shoulder's Squure Cut
III. 59c
l.g. 2.'It
George llyer*. Gu* fl^m a j L, U.
Fruit Cocktull
25c
Mann and sister, Mias Aria Mann,
M.H.
3-LBS.
Gt 63c
C, H. Klnard, L. Steven*, R. D.
Rib
Chops
...................
lb.
89c
AAP Crushed
Has*, l.ee Hwaggerty, C. E. Burnm
69*
Mo), I.. I.. Keller, Wesley John
S u n n y fie ld C o o k e d
N». I Tall Can
Pineapple No. 2 en 21c
son, C. It. (Illea, Elton M, Cain
Ready To Eat Picnic
45c
and George 8. Cain.
Lge 23c
Ann Cage Prepared
22-oi ran
One of the naw farmer* of tha
district Is N. W. Davis, formerly
S p agh etti.....can 18c
of Holme* county, who farmad
Gt 6.)c | 30Jt Stokoly Fancy
(It'll OWN
ANN HAIJK
BOUQUET SOAP
Sultana
22-ox ran
acre* duringj tha paat
paat yaar and had
I'eko*
A
tlraiiga
I’ekeo
Salad Dressing
n fin* crop of Irlah potatoea.
3 Reg. B a r s
260*
Red Beans .... can 12c
'leu
Cabbage price* ware a dlaapIONA
•’ointment
to
Lakp
Monroe
vraa
(Jt. Jar
Pt Jar
'/,-lb i/2-lb 1-lb
2 Bath Bars
|3 0
era thi* year, but they raised loti
Sweet Peas
40c
22c
25c
47c
91c
of beans, peppara, corn, eatery
•k Twxt'ilo White & Dark
and other crope that paid S 8 C I
•j No. 2 cans 33c
Much of thla produce waa mare
rd ut the Banford State Farmer*
Ir *. p k g . 2 7 ®
Treet............... 12-oz can 39c Market.
re*
Ernest
Hamilton
ha*
a
hit
iltn
,
Chopped Ham 12-oz can 59c "well drilling" outside of hie
Zakly-Hitu OrungD
AIt MOHR'S STAR
home. He haa lived In Lake Mon
3c
ur.EUd
Crown
Armour Brand Meats
roe for about four year* and
worka In Voluata county.
Near Monroe Corner la the
Beef S te w .......20-oz can 59c
24-OZ.
farm of Dr. W. B. Bhlppy, former
No. J?l/. limit's
Corned Beef .... 12-oz can 43c Btate Department of Agriculture
C
A
N
official who ralae* flower*. A
Vienna Sausages...... can 19c
W f im f c
3 Reg
large tract near lha corner la
fnrmed by Phil Bach who la«t jragt I
Cracker
Jack
.........
pkg.
4c
Bare 23c
jt. Vine Hlpened Jumbo
pioneered In the relalng of t m w { |
Cafamel C om ........ pkg* 9c variety
of long eUple cotton.
lU loupes..........each 21c
«MI Bhreta Pork Place
resident* of Monrpp-Opr.nJI
Ideal Dog Food 2 1-lb cnB 25c nerOther
T
oilat I’aptr.........
CTAO O N
include A. J. Pater*on t i T h i ' | ■.flHtia A Mad. Nek. Bhipp^
jib Green Beans 2-lbs 31c
PINT
Ql(AKT
.Ca.kmarrepuqmit
Seaboard Oil Co„ Ralph .flood*
*rlc*n ....$ for 20w
speed, and Erneyt, Undoaherg
■Swaiuwn.....das 68c &rtT
Inen
Soap............... reg. 3 for 25c
iw a tr a o k o
Rah Bing Cherries . lb. 31c
who Intinda to go hiiek to f* '
15-n*
Bunmald
Nectar
1
Cil^otlva
this year. Charie* Carlton la pun
3 Bars
Orode A NM. Mian. Nkipptd Halalna .......
d h Ciroliim
15c
ning erection of a new r
Soap.............
3
reg.
bars
29c
YOUR
CHOICE
17c
ches
...... 3-lbs 39c
Clorerbloom doz 64c Np. 8 Dole'*, Libby* or Wl QA MU H . M . .
Paul M arn, Who dfftr*
lllllfl
V
e
l...........................
Irg.
pkg.
26c
80 Cl, Paper NapktM
as the tit* for a itata
>White
college la planning eat
AwnpRla Ju lca.......... 15c
o« lonchlta Hllci
cad o f
Super Suds .........Irg pkg 26c
planting In the area which .
l •i
itoes
10-lbs 41c
88 o*. Lang'* Sweet
.OcUSan
*
two block* waat of Monro* Oor-1
Flckiw or LHUa .... t
k w t i™ ,, M |
ner.
Laundry Soap...... 3 for 20c
T
419 E. 1st STREET
SANFORD, FLA.
B U D G E T W E E K -E N D BUYS
G w iM E A l DEPT.
MILK
SUGAR PEAS
m m m juice
l a m s DOC FOOD 10*
GULDEN
CORN
FAB
TUNA FLARES
46 oz. can
JUICE
WeS
SUPER
SUDS
10 »> .
830
26 lbs........... | .86
SNOWDRIFT
CASHMERE
Me
WESSON OIL
m
Bom Plums...... lb. 19c
.... 2 hds, 21c
•
B*
5-lb* ate
I
• aaa* * * • -* * **«•■*
*•*••**#*•>■ ■
dozen 49c
EAT
S8BS Soap ............ 3 bars 17c
■' Tnlfco Quhlity Feeds
Scratch
Sfi-Mw $1.07
Grow MMh 25-lhtt 1.19
Kg* M ull 2Wh« 1.23
‘^SlVjr .Fm 4 1$%: .
100-IIm 4.25,
UMKIbtt 4.03
lOthltw 4.83
KXMbti 3.59
>&£ W i f f i S G T
I
m
OCTAGON
« S i«
Granulated Soai
work hlmaalf In aptre
meanwhile .with hla family:
ing In a neat little garage. ’
the home la a taro atM a haw *
tract on which he raiaod a '
la*.
No. 2 KaHeyCttUardCraatta
No. I Uwcla Wiliam
Hominy
■ P
Vt Amar. Oil SkhHaaa
Vi EfaMfrult HhratMad
No, 1 f»N 8co4l Cownty
* E R M attt
2 Cans
Lake Monro*
Ifiler**ted In
of n new a t
n
kg. 190:
n
s a a tf
JR
41c
•f AM
\4,
dv:
r»
fM n a il-rm
■ H I
f
-Jv'.
1 V
M
.
IREN
'S 8
in
{W rM t
H
m r
�\..|
h illy ntN'dnl iiiilu ^ tria l pioi|iii*t«
Hi-ttiMu- ,,f -IvIlOMlfH (IlkPfy
T i t o H ur^t*
Sill’ll MW CUlt* Mllll wtl***l Yll|(OW|nVlk lllM.lv of »mM*( h gl'HIMlI
it •11*
t-H lll.. tlllr
I.J le l IVMlI D ull, ll.o ilile ,
wn* to tinVI* -♦ •lit m u iiiMtcrlMlw, nm * fouinl «♦. the S w im la k r M oHlliHinl
I'ngr Oiip I
li. i. i i>.*i Hvni|iii..*i,
toliHCl’O Mild ottioi It flli,|u ,|lll.|'
Ji.Pltce, I . I . oiIa* 11... Hi. in ||..
tit tin- Y iiK ,,'l**t »h t'ii)iiition
irn n ll.- Me l-:.l Jonl.o in ,, k
ilu I i i t - t f 11•••• territory.
:lr.l Here A .llllh l ll l r
l.la h l Him. k M l.,* ,ill.. I:... u <»> ltM \ *II> ' I III** 111••\ o tI'liilctl to
Hprlna. lie .i s i ...i
,.
in ,, i. •l»« i••n tin* Hinio*i flu Viurow|N\«
Ilreeter. I'url.i T..,n I..i.,,
UMlt tv •l up lii tUi'i li till'll AOIU*
| D A Y T O N A B E A C H . J u ly 7 |T h # Sanford fila n t i. rained »ut i
>u.a)iwh,|(.t Daytona Bench I.
(Ih H e ir A .llllh lll l r
r t .n m iiA r r v r n i . n t t i r i :
Mill Hi, VNctl'lti Ml « uplcil /.Mill* lit
* contfit
the Ht. AuyiM tiiiH j |l||I|Jfj |
c|ugely tea t»»<•
of
W
alaka.
Tvree
.lli‘,«i.riow
llin
I
Sprit.
I
)
The
Kreyhu.iuil
pack*
w L. Pel o n
Tra n .
tin ’ •I lit ft V, Mill tolliloit to IIINorma
Holt
ttu...
t*
n*
H|m,«Du
,*M
>3
31
H •« d»t M u" lr^i l*«l !* ■ * la * t1 r.alne.vIHe'* paw .ctler*.
. Oatneavlll*
that liucinK
Secretary
M errill Ike. Hllk Ho\ ■ ),. ,\t.,||. . k
I'OI pm.it, till* ^
/MU' 1*1*0•
31
3
II
430
3
I
Day
Inna
ll»*.'li
tra w l to Daytona Bench
•file D lan iler* ibpp<d Guinenvllle, I
•'ll liner •’o l.irll *
ln"i •;ilt\ ii i I m N 1i i *••*In v ia.
It 'O .arr a t* ; Watt* Iiii * matched for. the feature | Hea Hwollo.i
ll.ai
i
li.,li
a fam e with the Inlet* tonight. i (1-5, last night und now an* only 4a h r u n n
inn
IJ 17 is*
,
HI. Augu*Onr
•u« m iu m iiii , » i | till* lilt i. t
Mr Hnl'.'. I
I , , I.. h« ...t
| ninth nice at the Volumii County Joey*
19 |u M* II
| Tomorrow evening tin* Duyton-1 ! two irami'* Imi'lt. luo of the *en-. t'a'alk*
f r l.l. * i l i . r . m .l
M.uolii
IIIV\ v ui tin t ••itoiilMMit , miipuitrti
•
7
*
m
,
!'•
11
liet.amt
Kennel C lu li lu Dnytolm lleuch t o -.
n i return to the M unii-ipul Park »on’* U'lit pitrliini' pi'iformance*
an. iie r r a . huh m ir
*l*!M ■ t I.H". ♦ tun r i it if tin* S’ligoirlamln
3' '■ ! 317 31
lln .k l>n
W |.i
Tin i'ii
|ir a twin h ill with the Giant*. j marked 1'ulntku‘a T o win over iI.rrahurv
1«* .11 t* liiiilit i* one tlmt make* the eye* I lim ine HI lin n .ter
-la v
•tli ta iiu ii t«. i nit ill itolivH il l.
I',
of dux rucinx fan* epurkle like II o s ir XVp;«t rr Hut uaitjp
■ M a id 1 ••!»,(*»
Ji« flr»t tilt of the
two-gumc i Orlumlo und llrU m l'i T o i ictory
Si ml ii
o
I m u iim ti'tml* pioiiiiwoil
hn * <.r In mt" «
llre flie* . The m iiih ty Oil'* C alo T ill l l i r r llrnplt I oursr
L -t o w ill baglii at rtdll) o'clock. i over Leesburg.
■ I'alnt
I 'ol.itid
navlolia llr* . li l. l lu ll,r m illi'nrol>ii
It..11 M t«tiL.i V l . i i i
ivay, twice w inner of the Voluala
C la y S te rlin g lionoii'd in the', |i«l.nn>t 7 , l.fe»lMOK
[ It la lik e ly that Manuxer G ruber
l'« I' mIi *** In - f Jul> tiad -la -lu -il
Hhiml hum
h i iioi
I*« lf|.
.:i
In
auxurnl,
i*
pitted
nxamat
*uch
A
iiau
-tln
*
*i
Haul.oil
|.|"l
SI.
W llllrut Ultimo |M«. ..iifif |i.,v
)|] *end either Joe Schultz or | la*t of the ninto to give Daytona
lin n tiiu li'
it li N uL'o-iaviii to
■
enaationnl
Juvenile
*lur*
a*
Real
Hth
lln
r
r
A-ltlih
Mllr
■ rile R o ie to the h ill tonight | llc a c li it* trium pli after Guinea*, r" ,n'
? l •oii.tM.i a iifu iiilh
\ p rvvio uiiih h
T»a*r
K
I
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tt
inoDfi.
n
.
I
i
i
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n
u
m
i'ii,
K
axer
lla
h
y
mul
K
a
n
1
Daytona Bench, ami w ill pro villo tied up tlie c.itni' with tliree
HI A U K u a l l u r <1 .............
,111* •a nil'll* lui'l »alli',l Ini 5 iill,(HUi.
DSnrlfi A m i . Ilfft |•r w, ..|,
i
*a*
Prencher.
Other*
in
till*
"
u
p
-,
liel.mot *1 !J*lnr*i III*vprlv t'r
HU |i.., i>
name Buddy Lake und l.n rry 1 run* in fir*t of the ninth S te rlin g
n"" *itintia«l|\ Thi pa, t laid I'lillril
Haoforit »• Intvtuiiu li.-n. |,
per crn*t" octet ure Little Super, | •lllil#
ry for the mound ttMigumcnt* got four hit* foi ilir Diet*.
| I, .I••11\ ••t > 11aim I1,,Ian,) of vi
P»l*t‘.......................
HIR
H
arr
A-llllla %I <Ir
G a lla n l Dinn. Slim Tom and M o n -,
A M R R II'A Y M T t lll'K
Mil in Toll! •*.||| till I d o,|
oil, the little 51 pound m ighty 11 it fit •*»n*•t» F!tiif« f ltd
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II m il einnii a* the dog nio-l lik e ly
Him Hr* k
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to till t'aloway'* crown .la*t re- HaWI. H oIII iim I '.lilt D|l | ’| •I It
Wn whlnrton
cjiifpn HI On* Hun 11
i>
c n t ly lliin u m a u
e»luhli*hed a k rl r iil f f
I Hi f«niilr
new i.H-ord for the fu tu rity courae
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when he cireleil the oval in 2S.2
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'»»• ruin •
your*. Guy
till I.
New York Ml I'hllmli
|«|mI prodigy w ill not celehratr hi* R#C* 1
min.
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next
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fill fi iila lc lie -'iitt
NATION Alt M : U . I K
I hi* feet and iay them down. Th « It r*»dll«'l'd t(»
liuttoll clo*r |n» kt i*
T#om
W I. |*rt
Mr. W ilson told a(f t)i«‘ '*iupe*l
i IIunt*nuin'* *iur hn* In* ii rletnif
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|ri«Hmuiii
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hold. I k- iu i I (fill In n i rhlrniri.
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1
‘ I t'aloway lie w ill rate a* one of the
tlrwulfw Y»«lrnlnt
Size* I* 15
! the talk tritru l»\ Srim t.
I woi Id'* m o.i proini*inx pup*.
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rnln i
of the*.' flyin g feinulc* a le ill pupil* in «ehool* wimt
Iteg u lu r I 'r n e YI •• **s
folio f.u to iiig lil. Munolti n w ilh AllU 'lleu, m l lie, tine ii h a t
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hat many iim»r: lu fmit i* a <li«* IH favorite.
M AN M E
recently lu ll Wlllei. tier to he *nid, »lie*«ed .p iiil. in l o
tary mnliiHtay; tls wnml in us«*i| twice
GATES
wlieii *he lot* (lint la*l turn. u mean* of pence wn* Ih
for t'iino«*H; Itw imiPi Imik. f«»i tin* night
F r y . p ic .i.li'iil "f lie
T h a i'* when -lie teally *tep* on lin
HAM »
lliailllftti't III %*| It Ilf I’liith. Mill tu
■ .utIn-Inn t 'h iii.li of \ on * '
the ae.'.'li'l til in
| ju lre for k I im*.
Gue*t* iiie l.id c l Dm id M I.
D EALER
A U T H O R IZ E D
A-ia«a m ir
1*1
H im i
Jr., hlothei of tin |{ei I I
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|,*U II */•!• •ll
IM IO N K 2 0 0
808 E . F IR S T S T .
ancient men on every contim ut \||» » H k l o l t i - U x I'i i . k . I'.n l lloyal Allie*. lowu
except A u itra lla .
W K I.I.K S IN * H I IZ E IM 1N D
N E W Vi Ut k . J u ly
.
I*.
, Hutu lift Well,'*, fol ttl.'l o.i.l* .
VOLUSIA COUNTY
j *erreln ry » l -tn ie , -n ile .l t».t,
! for u stn> ill S\\ i l /r t I.ii.,l i
KENNEL CLUB
I " ‘ ry tu
nik
hralfh
Ml
»trviiKt)i hui k
i »a y tuna beach
lit ntd-h i ra k n ir
NO MINORS
llim l Ulieli lil oI Iniiihiii , f l -
in lumorrowr night’* iluul uttracfortL Saints
Hull.
Tli«* Giant* play away from
hum* both Saturday uiK>it ami
|Are Rained Out Sunday
afternoon. Sanford travel*
on Saturday und
At Local Park I mtoowlA'Csburg
to Ihdum i on Sunday a fter-
/ , Real Huntsman To
^ S p o t l i g h t Field
In Volusia Ra c e
A'low
tie II
I'A L iE S E V E N
S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
Klim
J oii.H i>>.
1*4 Herr
if
pup.
GENERAL’S GREAT
TIRE S A L E - *
« J
Iftt
. Kiwanis Meet
h m s t pfki hi yiarsl
ANP HIRES WHERE YOU
CAN GET YOURS. . .
Sale $7.!iS
Strickland-Morrison, Inc
C O W A N ’S
*|0>N[fiPenney’s has the
Blanket Buy of Your L ife !
LUCKIES M Y MORE
y k e c k th e FA CTS!
m
wool* coioa avtuiANci, wiiohi
. n'l^MNNIT'l ilANRIK ON iviav COUNT,
to give you a finer cigarette!
WARMTH AND BEAUTY
To 7 ro u a m il
Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more
than official parity prices fo r fine tobacco!
M ill'.
WOOL
SEVEN
< O I.O IL S
72" a 8 1 " S IZ E
IViniey'H 11rice in low, of course! Hut Lhe Irue menNitre of a lilunket'H w orth In Hie
wihiI
th a t govt. Into
it! Thill’s why you get 2 IDs. of cozy-worm quality
w.ml, seven of tile loveliest, full-bodied colors we
could find! Yes, it's ut I'ciniey's.
T h ere's no finer riirn relte in th e w orld today Ilian l.ueky
S trike! To lo in u you this liner c ig a re tte , (lie m akers of
l.ueky S trik e go a lte r line, lig h t, n a tu ra lly mild tobacco
— m u l pan m il li on s o f ilnllnrs mo re Ilian official
poritp prices lo pel i t ! So buy a c arto n of Luckies
today. See for y o u rself bow much finer and sm oother
Luckies really a re — how much more real deep-dow n
sm oking enjoym ent they give you. Yes, sm oke a Lucky!
You’ll ugrcc it's a finer, m ilder, m ore enjoyable cig arette!
HLUK KOSKDUST A(ilIA YKLLOW
B. 0 . CONNER, null in m i l nl liiharrii />ii|/rr
u! S im lh llimliin, lit ., miuii: " I ' r r u r n
lh» n m K irt nl I.Urkli* buy tin t M n t r tn
n l n n r l li ii i n / h r iilir liu n . I ' r r i m n k n l
I u r k h • fur IS u in r n .” I l r r r ‘» n i.irr ridilrnti Ih ul l.n r k im m r a lln rr r ly iir ittr !
(iKAY ORCHID
OKUANIUM KKI)
I
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C H O v X k
N u W
!
P A Y
A S
Y O U
I
G O !
JACQUARD BLANKET
MORE
I* - MORE
•- * p y : V '.V
• .
m:
STREN GTH
BEAU TY
LOW, LOW
P R IC E
N o w , t h e f lo w e r b a a k u t ilv n lg t i y o u l o w no w e ll in «
n e w b le n d o f lu a tr o u n r a y o n ( 7 8 / 1i ) c o m b in e d w it h
2 6 ^t a t r o n g c o tto n . T e a m e d u p w llh I ’ e n n e y ’H mon*
; e y - u v l n g lo w p r ic e , h tr e 'H a r e a l b u y ! B lu e , r o s e d u e t, g r e e n , p e a c h o r w in e . 7 2 " x DO"
1r
WARM
PLAID PAIRS
, A f ' \ ••
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LO W ,
nO
LOW PRICK
W IN T E R
a t
hnA
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WARMTH
PKN N KV8
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•*
(O f» r« )
b le n d e d
’ w it h k it t e n -a o f t w o o l ( 6 % ) ; y o u g e t d o u b le w a r m t h
la
one M a a fcM ? B o d y
h e a t » t » y » n il t h r o u g h
th e
T SLrR .
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n ig h t , c o ld h ia a ta c a n ’t g e t i n i R e a l d e a d -o f * w in t e r
p ro te c tio n a t a t h r if t - m in d e d p r ic e !
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.......*V.
HERALD.
-
SAN FO RD
-
THE
-
JDAY, JULY 7, 1919
�frp?
EIGHT
pm entative of firn n ’i fitfl and
two r t f r l r n t n n by Harvester
Company.
Word ha* bran ™
received
by Mr.
u,
and Mra. 8. L. Tupper
7 ..,,T™ of
‘ tho
7__
sutlden death of her mother. Mra.
Gertrude Williams, at the home of
a daughter In Kim Grove, 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
ANNOUNCING
Schedule Changes
of
Atlantic Coast Line
(Effective Ju ly 19, 1949)
NORTH HIMIND—
Nci. 80 Ar. 11:46 A. M.
Lv. 11:65 A. M.
No. 92 Ar. 5:28 P. M.
Lv. 5:28 P. M.
T n i l W I I I C o ilf A rA tIM
U~7m- ~*t n~~ W
HUW OTW
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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'..„
‘
.«.iiikI uke to see auch a measure !• not heading
toward pescftT No, in New York In November to fill
Mr. Truman replied, ”He said
It ‘Is t
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brought out.
'• i
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---- 1__ -I—.,..
To a question whether -the Ad- moving
slowly and gradually to- ■ "
’* \ s : i n /11 i >i/ * 1 M i l l HM
mInlatrstion is considering any wwd tW<
this «°#l •"«* he , ,,
;
'1 I
1 1 n s i * v i i \ 1 »- \ f
In h -‘S. tha longshoremen's confidence we will gradually get |
(
1I I 1 II \ S H I M
\ MHUW
,(Irlke In Hawaii, hs replied no H.
/’
I
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
■
tri
■ i Il 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 i n g on j In-chief, he said, he does not think |
rmn. Mis. Maud Itrown for CI nton, |||B „ugfMt|on J Senator Vardan- anyone slit 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 exLV rLvi.^, ni.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 LATETO CLASSIFY
Bobhle Joe Hunt. Miss Hetty
Lew'll, granddaughter of Mr. end M*N
Dept.^Pem enent
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
M ES JOKE PH LaPBNTA.
Itoard at the Cathedral in Orlandy, TOi JAlilac*
ot residence and adMembers of Longwood Card '!*•*» I* U C I-W aa t nth Hlraet, WII114, Dataware.
Club were guests of Mi. and Mrs. Inili.sdm
m u ar* h*r*liy raqulrad In a iiC. A. Wales at theli homo on uaar
In «h* Circuit C o lirl of Hemiiinle
('minty, Florida. In ChanTrout Lake Saturday night.
r* iv , nn tha llh Hay. nf Auaual.
teee++e+ *ee-***+ + *ee+ + 4ee I* 4U. In a ra rla ln anil Inr illvn ire
Dr. C. L l*crHonn
OPTOMETRIST
t ir e s e s a w l a s e - m asse s H | l »4
H a as e B-IS. t-S Set. a . I I
e i l a a f l - Siallnaal Nanti n i t 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
Jy 3 n rr
. ' VI l c
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Arthur
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Penny
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Children under 12 FREE
Complete Shows 7:45 and 9:80
RAIN OR SHINE
‘MOVIES UNDER THE STARS'
ANFORD
ORLANDO
HI GHWAY
(herein pending an abhravlalad
lltla nf which la V aleria Vvnnne
In P en ia. I’laltltK f vareua Jamea
Jnsaph l.Apanta. Dafandant
tVl.'NKMH m r hand nnd utflrlnl
aanl at Hanford. rinrldn. thla 4th
day n( Jura. 1141.
*'la-v Clri-Mll f‘nnrl
Or o P. HERNDON
Deputy Clark.
hbai,
SOO TH BO 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
FIRST SALE IN 8 YEARS
ON
PALM BEACH SUITS !
Ticket Agent
Phone 68
Air Cendltlensd
-v -
LOWEST, EASIEST TERMS iff TOWN!
Dears Ope* I M l
Today and Friday
Reg. $329 Toasted
Mahogany
Bedroom
Now
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TBAVEI/— "Wandering Through
; .fifai -
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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
Wales."
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fe d e -te *
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Looking for the iln u t.ln gracefully da- A
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It! Daalrnad for Mnrloa--ttylad In raal ^
beauty t Bed. chaat and your choice of
■
vanity dresser a t this nntiistlo low
I I
prlca.
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Aathentlc
18th Century
Bedroom
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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, JULY 7.
Hungarians Shun
Soviet Films For
Big Wind Brings Back Old Look
AMMH'lMtrd 1'ietm l.ciiskd W iit
.N il
Anti-Depression
Program Bi ilt On
Rescue Cairl Marooned In 1’otomac River
i
industry,
Farm
Seen
Itfiw ■*)''
MIAMI, 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 employ a 16,281
paraona. Thtre ere I f regularly
aehedulad air linee and 84 i
aeheduled llnea.
B I ' H A I 'K S I , II
M SLUIN'
JiiU 7—
id’l llu iig a i inn*
ike nidinars
People in the "r-tcii world, git
boied null m Mead- diet of pro- i
paggiida in tliel, .ii. ue»
Firat atap In the improvement
program ia ramoval of 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 IMS SUM8N WIND IVMM which .truck New York, ipteadlug death and
0 pour 160.000,000 yearly into the panic, also produced eome pleasant sidelight#. Erica Ho*«iib*um (left)
area in payroll*, plus 186,000,000 and Patricia Levy are doing their best to maintain their dignity
thay
In purchase*. Traveler* stopping approach 43nd and Lexington Avenue! The freak gale snupped the clty'a
over leave another $80,000,000, 84.7-dag/ee beat wave with thunderbolt suddenness, (iiuermitiunal)
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* alBy W IL L A R D C O N N O L L Y
A moat a* common. Sign* In restau
rant*, shop*, rest room* and
T lie p a il li k e n b y yo u n u % tlerEn» in to m b E lh in j i l r t l t u t l i v r it in i
other facilitlee appear In both
1,500 Attend Holiday Celebration
And Barbecue In Park At Oviedo
l0a,n J u a i " r iV *, l . " T T u a l . n» u a r t S
;
Truman’s P l a n s
New Hotel, Shops And =i j‘ , ... v*
Runways To Be Con- Y ! a'. . f
structed B y 1952
V
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I
Film *
from
u.e
liu u g a iia n
movie m diiatry. it,* huviet<>Vnloii
snd other “people• .temocrscie*'
me. In * sente, » flop bets
Ad value p n h ilc lii tpnneoied b>
Hie K orerniiieni. j.lie iilt e * ih t
movie* In an e x it, > beyond ih t
d ieam t ot ll>illysvu, l nallyhoo a tlist*, tml ii iln ctii'i -re in In help
Hie iinpnu of him* from the
Wet I Ini- iwe ii l>a >med, h ill till*
didn't help much. r iiiie i
What ,ai,*ed Iln» in l in e ?
The > m k ,i i> <n,ii|de. H uugai
la in do i, t want | , i i l l i i on the
movie teieeil
T li e U iiyuage oi ideological
s s a ifa ir .* itia n g e in (he H u n
garian liiowe gom
I he man In
the O i f i i , k lm r i la x e i me ahoul
the same a- those ol (Or o rd in a l'
man a u s t .lin e e'»e p u te i* the
lin te l ,.f a Hollywood piodiutlon
lo ii fcmtei Him dealing with *o
.is l protileini
Tiir thing lomiinootl leader*
■ppaieoils laniioi ooilnstand is
ihiil Ihe tilla g e man itoe* not
want to n e lomself and Id* mdtn
aiy life oo 'he »iagr and irireo.
(•periMill k U ii he , an leiuemhei
II.e lies,,
land ,1 a Holly
wood night, loh.
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r , 'I. , t»
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ind . ' l is i , , i e.i| «ii*i, o lia f l in g o f
1 O' f n n i l u r 1
*f to1Idle
•ns, oi i * i
(a im liv in g
>1*. and ' i t i n O ji'elSK #
iggei p aiioe
i.nJei the
i . .blest pay
•r " ei r a
f I dill I f V'
11i I 1 Illlil INI
i 1|,i|g 1 I
•fir
hear Portugu.*., o, any of a half
Ju V •ddre*. to more than I r(J0 people al bwee.ssater I a.k, Oviedo.
doien other ioguea.
by
bv H.
rl. G.
U. Claylun,
'-IMI . drrerlor of agricultural extennoii ifivjie ol Ihe (W(
......
.........
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t • Ik«*J ^t.'i>*
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Iel TU| * H II v f. IS
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I ’ SI.N l, AN K \ f K N M " N Imldei and inpe* liir in e ii i«»e„e slui ilia T l v ml. 2 5 , u M u ih iiig lim . Ii
iiiiiitittik *f n>t- a.v Dtw<iaim.
•eClelai >. attel ilia got » a* mainlined lin e r Im n i' in ihe I'oioiuai' H ive. near Ureal I all*. Y » tin a
*i»r »/« u l h t t
h u li.lj, ..tiling in the i » i k . ihe g ill a p p a ie n li) slipo rd *
t ill in lu the ttu lci Ml,, managed l, gia»p
i
k i j iV r L illie
a 1,'ik ,o the middle ,d (lie ilv e i and poled h U M lI „nl ii, u i'i escaping bring * »rp i over lap'.d' ami
| fall*.
I Inlet national hoon.tplntlo)
i >11 Mini IDit) t^klef R<Ik
i
in a»,i* lii**r> -Ir* llikt 1
1
H ill V|.
1 il I) Mil ju ris t
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-suite liit- lag
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hr
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im v
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u iIo Ik
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....... ......... have
»1\ MlJtli*- fi him
^
„„e
now
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uh
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In II .. . t rill Vi Mil' tend n*'
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i
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j
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unit* IfltlllRlt) ltd' <4 Istf .if lir't
Ilif i ul
I fllihtfjK III v Ml !«.*•> kl
I >f I Mill
r a ’ •!» A dII •■ II.r f t -*
n.li • .ill it Iris le i u« 11,4 If *■-ich
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i g|il ys11 Iill t'«• I IkM't vl.4 l.JvO'
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l *, 1*1 YM-Ihflsl "
mil. II I fcgC9 'D o ll »'f it t iitipL' .1 t iilin ' l\ hen
j unit* Uu* Iradliih: h »f*u r i H ill
iiiu k f M iliir s tilli.ast ' uI uuiul S ii.
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m ini itft mi f’fk i lull l
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i
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V Him* i n i' 11 it ii a .»» turn
h i'(‘tn/,| ii'*- if I Im r »r1 u n i mim'd
pant's ' jiIhs hi4i*i •• ip n .k h iltun .* I •!' |*8 . II.i Bui i’lm ul Mill**
|" l * ll 1^ pllhllllllU' »• in III.
did til UV
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If
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t. il.u I.', Ifii' 18111k 1*1 ► u tm udan.f <’**Ii 1 WJln (mu K,i -.r • iii Hie / t u t
till Mill '4PIi 11 ,ifl*i(8)|*ssi|i.8|a f, Hun |>lifl *if I V<r* in aii II l|'gUul) 'it
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>1 M' p i».1iv p **<*i * 14ii I . r l 'Ik
i ft) put >'r til
I
'd S .1*2 a'JltJi,
s88•4f1111' "III II I' il talk Milt*** I h jt W tlil lul ult.ff l l . l i f l i l d l --«•*> Mill
I hi Ilf 4I '•1•' IK I* 4'ilMDhll1 ill 1 ht". I ti - ■*» pVM VItl, t *4 ■ dili.'lt*:* t Jiia [ / r
Iff Hilt
H ill 1lid
4 .1 lls>
tl|' (llild f mil )l a I 14fk ilfJiitKI,t Ii lie-tll ii* * ..I,if f Ji L
till! t
!it*li) Htt tut* l«* lilted Dlf t til) nill *(t
I c»* »*’ ti'l tIf 8*1! Ji lul tlf N|!ifi*i|* ftV#i,ll4 wtn'fi l | |»tc|*"'er111 1. 1 til 'ui,it
■ 'tit lu ll i»* I" H km , if ;«n v 1'till list'll,
HMe
!i*»r !
Ii !'m il in ui, lie- |il ji 11tu rin in it" I
The goseimoenl appait'lltiy
voni'eilieil al»>ul Ihe piohleill*
"had'' anil “good' oo llioe an eon I
lO S \ Nl •f I I S al all«
eel lied Ihal no lr»* ii man than
.lo lii'f Ite m , hii-f ideolnglftl o f' Vnut ♦ .**mM 'lit tit i 11 41m ’ ,
the l'nm innin-.i I'n iis i« taking | atom:, wai <uh \ I t *ur*
n new tiold in
the I'lm *, lit" ti Niilt f H i • i*f* trin * f i ik
lift o« *it him i lirin.it 1|*Hi ti» it i'
l l i f w i n , n.»
tm tl tii«* im lio
" '1
.- i. jin f c i t .••il on p iy -
*
Monte ( nrlo Plan
To Propm* Bomi)
I*'
Bovoalutl
o f. SholtoiM
' ' “j P ^ w v in g nation.) .e c u rily w s. pr.inlcd out Monday m a r « u .ll. • J
v / -Pi ul. Jr,): ( tr
ie*.-i, Cgn-
i
•
A total of 6,475,880 pound* of University ol Florida He tvat introduced by Mayoi I lank I .sIIm.H snd might h i,ii ha
Keen
i'll ks uiltlli
tln ie
I**M
idl . Ih e ie •lithll. ’ tv d lltl .1 **|U M il i
mail arrived or departed the air- ...............
— ■ -------*--------♦Merritt Staley, l.egion post com Ml** tiiiiiiM iy i»f | i**o |«I**'n riluui* on Iht vj »nlt? l '*i. iitt'th t Ml
put
o . UAIJU
« n .........................
.|
a, | a
i.---------- wander.
portI III
in m
1M8.
Cargo ll|UrVH
figures iarrt
linn mid a m lid s lry «f letiglnn .1 II t , 11151, 1 hi* f Of Mtr ,i f11>|l,ll
Nearly on* tlumiand cilU en a ani| public Inatiurtl.m . Itevai <s«k' n.ullie. -1*11. e itiv iil n .■ ! .
r . S . Cola* Ovens
N.i
he 4 l
from Seminole, Orange unit Vulu takni Ihe
t i o i i a l ti ii i c it o f M a n d N i T - , - a i i l
collected more duty on airborne
iol, I he. other m tid sliy leiuain* , 1 1 ' f . . ‘ . M m i l e C * i t .i t ' L u l l l i m i . ' di'
Set
iVoilwtion
geo da hare than a t ail othar air
rDEr&d him
In the hand* of (iftilk Oiliitev. ■< tjgn,
l,i|> - i r l i 1ail*
n f n h u l l v1J l <
ports In the nation rombined.
Ktlii**y of Uvtedu Mamur (' n i Iiu IIc -I h in i ii . jiii of IhiiuiM amid ll l l l > . g t i l l ' W g l , i * g w a . " f - " i .
ivoh m
lal Post 248 Banaflt* derived by, n,m, wlm*e job imsv pndiohlv win r u g i n n t h c i . i H i i , u l e il - a n Postal bualntaa bacamt to great
1* <■i 1,44
14 1. a t # * 4 . I 4<
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I . 14 4- 1, 4. 4*11 ill 44
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4
.
Ii
* It . . . I I 1 . . . . . . . 4.
*'•a. I
S. I
Ihe post from the barbecue will i* lo see to II I lint Ih eie •• "Mil* s *>R*1>81F i * H i ,if 1! l l « | i ’ ( i l l ■ l*| 1t i lt i
since the war that a separate
AL0IKR8, July 7 -O f}— A he used for the upkeep and Im- 'epniatton of chinch ni"l
ioital atatlon was set up to handle
fltlllrilllB
if
1 liH IU'l"
il.
ft|f IH Hi JF
t. Now 28 clerks are employed, France, with a large scale column) piovumenl of Ihe pmk and swim ■ is ihe C iiiiim iiiiis l leadi'' \ 1 ■
*4| (8
l.t t i ti ! " K M tp*' 4 ti lilt*," Mri
working In shifts around tha clock. war on her hands In Indo-Chlrm. ming pool, *Hld Comiiiandex St* I'le m ler M nlyn* ltnko»i. ic c e iill' I'M H I lit* f l ' ill MU U Y|t "Jriil lit ..lit
Mall destined for uut of the is keeping
m iler eil.
_ _ e wary
7 flngar on the ley.
H i l l tj 41,
C iiiillty C lerk O. P. II. •rinl,ni
country Is norted and sent on Its! pulse 'o f 20 million potenliolly
The Coniniiini!.t P in t' new1t
\ it||
■ 1*8»
ji
Vl 4»t ' *' 1 Hi ll»i
way In a matter of minutes, with- turbulent Arabs In North Afrirn louised this p iihllr service of th. I piipei Sinhnd Nep le ie n ih dt. t ill lilt) *
Ii*
*i f fa« 1* , ,
out having to go through
President uf the republic Vin I.eginu nieinhera, and pointed ',>,1 iiik s .il liiese p.**hlem» of c ii I * •. • ft•' < ' .•k win#
'Ugh the
tfu main
i t . * lll ll Ml* t
M i .1 f i ,
ihe
work
of
the
group
In
nldimi
cent
Aurlol
himself
lilt
the
mini
Il »uid the w n lke is of lld e c i"
station In downtown Miami.
U
uf i H iB fl M s t u
lid
l.ltlll
1*44 1 '
Tiie airport it Iremtndausly Im- aa a kind of traveling «ule*mmi the I'liiiim iinlty, Including II"' ».-n* “hinging foi new Me, lull -’ I '
M - | t ..»• In
ul
1i'll 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-'
' 1li’ lri* *1* *
;eria. From the Tunisian front ho lighting «<|mpiuent, liiktailalion "i M»*t cheap llleialnie, idiot it • 1 SI , * H ili'l ri Mil 1*l MpH
It >■ estimated that 60 per cent of 1*1
i r k >1111 K t u
Ul. * h k » I v f». ft!
in the east to the Moroccan fiHot n t Idorinatoi In th* swlmmie.i iiunuful plays and the pie*'
its employes own thslr horn#*.
st ai in by on angi) o„>b Int siiii\ • II Mp-1 I 4*| |H u l t H 11**84
ter
in
the
watt,
h*
sought
to
per
pool
and
other
Improvements
ul
ulmi
far
below
Ihe
idrul
lei
el
Of the 824 buildings, 168 a rt
u in driver Jo* S u lliv a n 27 . j . it v **
’ ftriwi' j m i M> it "
1 Kri tMl||!l||' 1suade
in
a
dosen
speeches
that
ihe
park.
Ml.
Htrndon
officiated
Then
the
paper
complained
occupied by tenantg who have their
•I a hixpltol III Nrw V olk to havo
k iim iii
| i ii f ( o -i u
■1* I • f u J I n H
( t i . 1.
own business**, such as repair continued attachment to France in presenting the prises and gu «- enuntry lag* too fai hehind
till in ju rie s treotod J'ullivao • 'a .
11 V
» » m i l"i
l ♦* 14in ii* 1(1 | ,i I till if H
was
th*
country's
beat
inveatnieni
«
hiiniuroii'
talk
aflerwani
in
Soviet
llohin
nil
4
*fli«*
ft
*mi
shop* and restaurants.
tti m k an elovon-yooi "lit boy D u r
I'll III ( l l l l Mil*
II* m i l '
»»#'W
»'!*■' Mi fill
in an uncertain future.
which he in Handed to i|uote a culture." It said that "if ihe in.
Nothing was spared to impres.. Seminole Indian newspaper sine.
do mil gel good culiine. M> 111 tl !l Ifll'M, i ll ' H . k , *. Irilll (*t w III* (||* ing the ■ inn ing chase by inilico,
* women was killed l>y a i l i u i l i d •■
.n i
Mi K h *L I |ui 11 i r 1»*p
tha populace, Troopa were march,) i rn.-nt uhoid "Fuller Warren tel uccept Ihe had one.'
past In al) tha major elites. Am- ting himself a *t|uaw.*'
"Ilnd* culluie obviously I* that ... t I t I'llfk'l 1l*ri | 4f h* i i i i i i t u f 1B r i m II,g liiilla l S u lllv a ll, 'alight w lirii
tin ,a r collided with ai,..1hrt aotn,
arlcan-bullt tanka and gun* rumReviewing the part In nation,il which comes fiom ihe M• 1 ,ii 111*4*1y t u I J-! k **
w»> jot upuu liy tli* il,-w d an,I
M. * llir i ( t i u l r i v
bled by Inj i cloud of blue •moke affutrs iukeo by young veleram, p.iilrularly Ameitca. The ain If *ltf)V CHI' A
apd dust. Fighter planes in neatl Mt f'luvlon declared,
admitted there had been ........ l e e s ll ir ilt i* III i» .utilt' f l i t i M \ i«v « io ly mooted tin t. rmUio„al I
formation* roarad above tha Jam
'It i* pHiilculariy aignifit-.mt pros
lo g ic s * In elim inating 'The "*b
*. hi in
'••film* ••• tit**
paekad roof*.
dial young men are taking an Idsh of A m erican c iilllire ,"
W i l l Im Hi " ‘ r*f f»*i t i \ r
T m m i i n T o A ililru H H
Although tha atrongly National- active |iuM In the Legion affaire | warned of Its being "smuggled
HARVARD, Mass., July 7- ~ m
H N4 IIN*'
t’l
I ’ l l l Ms n u U \
—Imagine taking up astronomy i If*. ^2**^ (Indapandanc# Mani- all over Ihe country,",ne asKerled. with the "m ask of progress
i aIn v* “ M ' l i ' i * ’ ’ *lt l»
1* Ou*
M iin o iih I n ( lu n iK O
"Prngt .-salve A m erican
film*
urged It* members "These World War 11 veterans
and then, on _your firat night aa an
I l f t l l l i l l ' M F *1*«*
I III■Mil l»‘ S4!!
to
boycott'
the
celebrations,
few
hm
in
hettei
position
to
knuw
first
progressive A m e ilca u novels, pi*
observer, discovering a now comet I
1 iH(H«*tt tlf t •'*!*•« •*, Ilk*' ♦ t*ll
iV A M H IN ti I O N , Ju ly / „|T
That’s what happaned to M. X. could alay away from such a hand general world conditions ami gresslve A m erican plavs' w e"
HI
4 I' »•* srnilt ft-tl I’t cm ,lent T in m a n will , . 1 , l i, - - thr
till changes that havu .occurred sponsored liy "paid .....................
Valnu Baappu, a Harvard univer show,
•>4' n 11V 111 si' l>lEil‘ f? \Allh mil iiinal Sju tn« ,-tiitv rotioi, in I Til
But the president knew, ns than ate
we who
..................
L era World War a|l(j cslcu latln g crlltca," the pap "
sity graduate student whan h*
4\VX Ilf |U**» N•■*111V Ho. 8V» , ago ruvaday, Ju ly 111
The
"Uiogie.*".
cam* to tha Harvard University ■varyona else knaw, that ha had I veteians. and U Is proper for continued
Mil till* fI M|t lOlitfR III IHlI
1 lie White llm ise hum,i,invvd
seen
only
ons
side
of
tha
picture.
•
'hem
to
lead
out
and
bring
their
........
..........
American
film,
II
suid.
sometime'
A observatory's Oak Rldga obssrvapm title* un i
.......
,i
ilis i Mi IT i,man has U i,t |ii> il the
Ha
had
lived
her#
too
long
as
a
enthusiasm
and
recent
experience
was
an'attack
mi
Notlsm
Koi
1
# lory in this littla town-whlch car
Mr
lits11wlInn and w ill tit i,< i hliHgii
private eitisen not lo have known into l.egion affairs. The value of added:
ries the name of Harvard.
it. inmphrMiuil t rst-R, Du* ••■ lo In tils ila iie , " Ih t lridc|icmli*oce.
M
o'
infusion
of
this
younger
group
...................
„
tba
hack
straeU
too.
And
tha
back
"
It
Is
revolting
how
they
|..r
Th* story of tha discovery of
f
m
ill,
pi
t,|«f
ii i 4
It.- w ill niak* i I ■.. i , '4 1 -iH isyli
the ot-KanUatlun cannot he tend that resistance against N s tha now comet on JaiyJL same to -! Vc2?«to-iaVo . n» L r ,lS L
Vl int„
i *Ht? c u l l l p o ' i M i O I S , Mllll •1*1*» In the Shi loam in Soldi.-,
f ield
Ism was directed eiclnslv.'l*' f"
day from veteran Harvard aatron^
Tw*
*' over f'limaled.
, 4t.iierel tin l**4- r 4 *9V I **♦•» soil,i- lim a halwt-au V no ,ind l .Ml
"In it democracy such as our* tt'oatlaoert Oo fo a * Two S«». Ji
outer Bart J, Bok. And Incidental
1’ M Mi,. h Mc i Ilium ,,l .loti III,
where great freedoms ars enjoyly, tha comot'a Mill too faint to
<('■ >», inure no Feae Two *••. S)
M i, in u iiH ii w ill innki im iilh i'i
oa ssan by tha unaided aye, being Hot Air Blaata
I tu 1 I» KII I I Ji
lot." mu I in lk tlin l i'Vi-iilrig nt n Stl.nlld vl u*sf p{ H I H S I H 14| i* I lie Y H d l
of the 18th magnitude, and what Lancaster Greenhouse
A I I AN I \
liih
’
V
\
5 MISSING
dlino'i in tin1
...... IL .i,-I Ininor Iuii !*i* "I 4 iUn- 11.- Niil 111 *'
Its direction will ba and whathar
! I if lit* id S(111 a 41
! H i d I *’ |« c l I ride* I y l*s H t ' l l (81 (lf||NMil *tir\ i*n yi'Ml
NKW YORK, July 7-(fl*»-Flv.
n,,i the ii't iiln g lln jo -iliil im iciitiiiF ,
It will approach tha earth cannot
Hit!* till* I »•■ Uphill) KI V«*»| till* ||| If* ill'it Mild i ills'll %•*«!<«!* I mV fj y M
(isllow ay ('Mlhoitn of 1'yh‘t. i'e*.
LANCABTKR, Pa., July l-s-W person* are still mlutng and nine
ba known for at laaat two day* —Hotf
phi* itiuli* h i . ti,In i Ki. ... u.e
«*m k i -mU'I 11riivn11v |'*ufd it* (*it
known dead from a violent wind
Think
nothing
of
It.
After
| fttora. It's In tha eonatallation Cyg- all, you could havo bean hottor. and rain imtall that raked the
8»iiM*'d I Ilf 4V111s*I > klltsHl! t.f.MK'ri HMi I'.M'lf’I
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I
N
D
H
1
F
I
I
nus (northern croaat and can You could havo boon In Albert New Yotk Metropolitan orea Mon
L liilif It Mil, M 41y 11 1 11 14" MI'M*!
W U tli.fl t.i Mil! Ill wlk’lllikt flltlliu
NF.W YORK July 7—l/I'i A |.U«h, lung, weighing only a pound.
TAU.AilAHHKK, July 7 •/!•»— I "id ' in ♦ \Vrnlki*i h iiw iu iK ifiy «*! Vh Mud :>!«*i Ms. I. visi yi. nII it
bast ba observed with • strong Relts's greenhouse.
day.
telescope around ntldalghi
A ltjtfiii, and i.i'i nln« >«•* d j uvu
1 1 *i p u l i » I ! d r
fi ll
t It f
‘ 1’, ti IIh*
i/f
The Coasf Guard early today
Belt* waa mopping hia brow,
Towards dawn as Mppu was
*»i*j 4 ttuenr* ! ’ jp«' v'tfitf ptayitiift
added two mors yachtsmen to the
Ftllin, «v,i ill,
. . . '■■••'h "« v<P,,l- "■'* I”
whl,
.......... I " I d ' 4 t l l l l ririW p i t N l H M I II I. h I l'I
looking
at
the
thermometer
that
completing his watci, ba took a *0- registered 11 degree* yesterday list of seven persons already re ride in wheelchairs, or lake axarrne. lo .uenjilhen niimin. hley can
ti 41 U jimigt' 9!tk*l^«|(l
„ s,,„|ant „ / Flort.iw A. ami Nil*. Hk|s h| e8|| |f |it out a little III tfu u,Mi
mlauta photographic tgpaaqrt of
r.dl.'M 1 apt a III .lailiMN H i j WII
ttiMH
«
V
«‘l$l
RMU
l«
IfpIfNfUU'd
ported
dead
In
the
storm,
which
when suddenly, wham I
wear ii goirg lo a hospital; Their arm* *>r '*»• >'"• *" l',r'r ran read m . collegn for ni'groe*.
the aky. ,
t'lif ttf Hit' Ilf 14
II**W llU.ljfl! .mi*hI IIiik**itf, ♦>>!! ul Mi Mud Mrs
A terrific bleat ebook th* green* knifed acruss Long Island Round Slid feed ihemndvei. |l ii cooin lhaii it'* hig 700-pouml iron lung,
The negro, lissc Morris is a m v fH tiiiffiii in tin* Kuid I 'ninp my M ill sill B I •pe* id l U l il iU , lo lJ
After It waa developed BappuWWWI
and
rapUsd
hm
i of boots.
house
and
80
pane*
of
heavy
glass
which encase* th# whole hotly **■•
’ .
funner A. hiuI M. slmlent Tim al- lll«4|air V
u ry ‘Tirst nlgktH
with tha cuatonury
him Hu* k u ii f iir d M ivliUntly du rcent
machine for four hours. Ur It can legeii nssaull took place last N .v ! Ymi i iiii ! i «mi u Im in iiwiu«ilry H
•seltemant,
be. waa werf blown from the building.
thrill phiri Ml* I'upr tuld
pjjt^ Ihe
Il head.
/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 ci'n lliiile P"hc* ()'■ glut li«i tiust.gmi UiJt.'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 hear, lou, thtil think tlm goo cnoitl D ie heosuio
•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 f lA I, l A i l l N I i
no tr.clln g ..ff aoiipari. to hu in I hr hammer » n iginmy.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
,
Ju
ly
7
u
V
t
~
, j Kh. Y .t «t,o c . r
don’t
buffalo and hi.
to halt tha thin straps fitting around iho
' /h a y can h# lo«.W aboard T ill CO men, two of thorn p m a ir in ex p et th - in o r u l level .f
t0
K U l . t l l H AN DED
plate they noticed a airing* trail
spread
of
a
myaattoua
dlsoaao
In
Apparently, Kelts aald. sunlight
vestigators, w eio g u ilty la«t niglit (Cuotiauta on
Ty,» n , . in
H i M T M a I'IH O N , la., Ju ly 7—
patient's
back.
A
aevan-foot
lio»«;
*
......I
chair
while
the
ridarw
ean
and, that, In brief, la W * n a n # w boating
Rome
s
*oo,
through the glass kept
of ille g a lly tapping telephone*
id*, C'orllt* K,
Hruntlvtt
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 IN t .M i
lig im vt at Hi« stall, p en iten tiary
said the slaughtering would ha machine that does the brsalhing. I Aimiit 100 nf these lightweight w ires to gat Inform ation for use j *
gtAae waa shattered.
I
H D N D l.l'I.I', Ju ly 7 - ■ ;(*.—An lin e tsttetdav
hi* t>2 mi birthday
OUARDBMAN .
Th# machine la sst for 14 to 28 lung* -ra^going Into ''"" ovar the in a divorce suit.
completed within two days. AII>of
cmoitt v Another 76 are ready for
A fourth defendant w ai ae* j American former advlso. in t h e ] - f"i ihe gilin iitcd .la y in g of a
FORT JACXROH,
the ioo ’s 180 animal* of tha cud- pound*, |ow«r« th# *ir
govetnmnnl *ay* I'hina Council Ulutfi livcatock dealer.
within
th*
hood thus
thui
iw
to anyTh,apota
by j quilled.
'PURCHARIR SLUMP
-U fb -O im Rotttb r
chewing (ruminant) and true wfthln
thui rw
n lwftnw iV
within thf
th* hood,
raising
m#|
i H|>1(J#m|ri
|ung hit
u lh,
All
Ring* county c u r t rhiru-nc
w ill not it-in sin i ’om iniiiii-,1 "unIlnmtlett wss pnmuuncsd dead
CANBERRA, Australis, July 7 swine families are to bo destroyed. PElIfnt’i dltphrtgtn 10 air
gLOuardsaua
—OfT—Australian.newspaper* said
by tka
Recti said every, poaslbbla pro- drawn* In tu ^T s"'^^* . "wh'.n ihV Mm;»«';«n Respirator, mad. by lha jury returned th . verdict shortly lei* there Is h itiissian so lillci lie- at » 14 A. M
•fore midnight after six houis hind every Chinese."
.1 Monaghan
Monaghan Co.,
Denver.
iti outlsit tdmtit«J th* slaying
today U. 8. purchase of Australian caution had bent taken to provont pressure In the hood 1* raised JJ. •*
9 lf.
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 Hat guard InRuHry diviaion. months, and that local buying of Italy’s cattle.
palling tha air from tha lungs.
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Paralysis purchased tha
hlained Chios’s chans on "family no la>l .istemeril, Deputy
Wan* MARINE KILLED
.
whMm yUkod American protlueta may bo reduced It Is bollovsd tka outbreak re Tha macblna I seat for 14 to 28 infantile
MILTON, July 7 —(Art—Ths .quarrels" among Nationalist lead- J. K. Ilennstt >ald Unintlstt tol
breaths a minute. It has separate first one hero as part of a general
nary reported
report today that Marine |era. He lust arrived In Honolulu I him he wa* "sorry” hs kllUd
controls at each and, to It can preparedness program. It waa da- Navy
" ' Richard‘ “E. ~
* | Smith.
Boyir of.............
Ntwkirk. after thrsa ysara in China.
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
ResUess A lgeria
b Problem For
Troubled France
B
f
Astronomy Student
Finds New Comet
On His 1st Night
‘
1 Pound Plastic Lung Frees Polio
Patients From Dread Immobility
I In HI4K
i lt
flrraibaUafl (a bt« aluli
weaning patients from tha big naar Whiting Field late Monday CH*ne lent hia aldeet son to near Council Bluff* on the pratoit
*clean up" Shaitfhai laif summer, of oelllng Smith some cattla. .
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Nation's Weather
eeniln. northern Minnesota and
northern Michigan today. There
t | i ■ protnlac eotne showers may
hit northern lllinole and bring retltf. Chlcaio'a tut yeaterday wa*
the filth atraight day of above
90 leading* ami a high of 94 waa
forecaat today.
Above 90 mark* ware general
yeaterday throughout moat of the
Central, Eaatern and Bouthern
•tatea and In many parta of the
Mountain atatea. The coolest arena
w ire near the Canadian border and
in parte of the Pacific coeat. But
Blythe, Cellf., In the deaert, re
ported the country'* top mark, 109,
Cool spot* Included 67 at Ban
Franclico and 74 at Beattie and
Ban Diego. At Wllllatnn, N, I>„
the weather bureau aald the high
waa 84 and Duluth waa cool with
78. But tn Minneapoll* and fit.
Paul the mercury bolted to an
even 100.
The parched drought region
atretchea from eouthern New Jeraey'i truck crop arena up through
th t darlea and farina of New York
elate, and then fan* out over
alm ott the whole aouthern New
England
The drought, which ha* Inflic
ted tie tearing damage for mom
than alx weeka, cornea from a
llah high preaaiire area tthh at
•lugglih
a t;
fight* off potential ralnatorma. |
until th at high preaaura area j
la enoved aalde, the drought will
worth.
F urther north, In Naw York
state's rleh farm and dairy land*,
th# atory la the tame.
An Erie County, N. Y,, agri
cultural agent eatlmatea more
than $1,0410,04)0 hay loa* to dairy
farmer* In Erie and Nlagnro
Counties.
Strawberry grower* In Erie
county, he aald, will lose about
• auarter million dollar* worth
of thalr fm lt.
Tha general crop outlook, a
tat# agriculture department »flelal aald, la "a mixture nf good
•nd had.
Th# same type crop, he explain
4d. will ahow up well In one rr
Pl«n and bed In another. Condi
tion* depend on soil type, time of
Planting and when rain Inst hit
th n g ro u n d , ha aatd.
! F ruit and vegetable men In
UM mld-New York a ttic area
M *a hean heavy loaen, accordI n to Prof, P. B. Morris, state
Wider of county agricultural ar-
!
J’ Borne upstate rnmmunltlv* are
•arh ln r w ater use for fawn
gprinkllne and are rinsing awlmm in t noola. Rome farmers, tlielr
State Lefftalature
IC s a tla iil Pram Paae n a il
Stale has hecouie sufficiently
acute tn cause the taxpayer to
give the member* of the li-gislntttro a mandate tn provide addi
tional taxea.” ffn said that may
not be until November,
. *,,p . O. O. Andrews, Jr., of Or
lando had no preference hut com
m u te d "It Is uielea* to call one
a real effort la made by
In authority to develop a
ram that has a reainnablO
re nf halng adopted."
Rep. Bralley Odhant nf Sanford
Mid whatever date la chosen, the
Governor should give legislator*
80 daya notice "to we could bett i r prepare and Inform ourielvea."
\ Senator Alford m igrated the
MMton be held "In August, at
•MCt before th* mortgage I* foreloaad* on tha
Governor'*
“
“
‘ Cadll-
g
Tha Governor'* dr*m*tl»atlon
f th# M ate financial condition by
Wtponlng acccptanc* of »*l*ry
nd borrowing $3,000 nn hi* permnl autmoblle came In for conMirablo panning from Wglalart» In the poll,
rhrta-fourth* of thnaa who exM td an opinion aald hi* tar) had backfired - and hurt
m e* for p an ag a of a revenue
f ta m to make up th* $60,000,I two-year deficit between an.
fia tlrn a apd available fund*.
8«M>mrth aald the puhllclied a r
mada no difference on* way
« ,eth*r.
Me mad* no comment-on thu
Hon, and nona aatd th# govr had helped promote the new
KU* drive by hla method. Borne
H waa bad publicity for tha
Rnsalaa Bill
ffVn.iir.71.
& ”iS,-?Si3. fig
N o w is the time to invest in Sanford properly
H om e Sites or Investment
T h t C ity o f Sanford has listed with us the following
municipally owned properties priced for Quick sale.
•AVID flOM DIOWMINO after Jumping term a Harlem River bridge, David Donohue, IT, ta levlvad by two
New York policemen, John D Cooke (left) end John J. Coa, after they had pulled Donohue from the river.
Holdlni ynungiter In her arm*. Mr* Donohue (right) la tupported by oOleore ea (he Mae unconacioua form of
huabaod. Donohue told police that an argument with Ue wife waa hia reeaon for Jumping. (International)
Pact Debate
mnaclenrn and exercise* hi* own
Death Toll
honeat Judgment.”
In answer tn argument* talaad
(OralhaM Fmtm P act O u l
by aonie rrltlca, Connally declared of aniall
boat* offahore. Ihe survey
that the treaty neither give* any allowed no falalllle* from fire
additional power to the Preildent work*.
nor taken away any of Congreaa'
father and hla aon and daugh
rimstltutioiiHl authority to declaru terA drowned
in (he (iaulcy Jtlver
war.
In Weal Virginia a* another aon
“The full authority of Congreaa and
the mother looked on, unable
to declare wnr with nil thu HI*
aave them. A aecond daughter
eretion that power Implies, re* to
wa* aaved.
I main* unimpaired,” he assorted.
death toll waa the heavleat
He went on, howevir, to caution In The
Texas—47
killed In violent ac
the aenatora agalnat taking <ha cident*. Thirty-two
wera killed In
paet'a meaning too lightly.
Othar development* on Capitol traffic mishaps; eight drnwned
and aeven loot thel rllve* In other
,111111
Kconomla—Senator Sparkman arcldrnt* of a violent nature.
Thu world'* "preclou* value*” (D-Ala) aald that Prealdent Tru- New York's 46 fatalities ranked
are In Jeopardy In toilay’a "tor- man "o u g h t'in renounce hla antl-J " " I ”" 1 »»"• Michigan'* toll waa 42.
program
and chart. No violent death* were reportlured world," Vandenherg aald. Inflation
Commllv. chair man of toe Sen plan* Inateail for "safeguarding ■®d In Kanaaa, Nevada or the Dia
ate Foreign IMathm* Committee, na agalnat a skidding economy. ( Dipt of Columbia. Only one traf.
"I think we now are definitely, flc fatality waa reported In Cook
urged bin crdlr'Hgiir* to ntnuip then
approval on tlm AII lame nn (illicit out of the inflation period and county (Chicago) Illinois, which
have arrived at a point whera wan believed a record,
ly on puaalble.
The dentils by atatea Hating
I.lberlv mo it be preaerveil even wt, should be thinking nbout
to prevent
deflation, . traffic, drowning* and niiacetlanthough "purchased lit lilnoil,’' be [dana
I Poua rauaea:
.lerlnted In lil. prepared sp.rrli. Sparkman told a reporter.
Communist*—the
House U n-'
Alabama 3 6 3, AMinna 2 3 0 ;
And he desrillicd the pact as "an
effort tn ronrdfnnte and run.oil- American Activle* commlttaa la Arkan-a* 6 2 0: California 26
H. C o l o r a d o
I
f 3;
dale that duty upon the group an a bunting the auceeaaor-or .ue* „
Gerhart M a la r ,th e Connecticut 7 7 2i Delaware I <•
whole ratlin tlutti In leave each eraanre-to
t h m fi It once called tni* num bif n, tfiri*‘irim
*i i • t 'anmia it t i *
individual country Hie hupelcs* one rommunlat aitont In tha Unit-* ?*. ? r. .* '|Mj J
lt. ..In *
I
Idaho I I II; MllnolN l.l If) n;
tank nf defending llaelf."
Hut Con tin 11> insisted (lint the
Atomic—the Atomic Energy
in 10 8 ; Iowa 3 7 0 ; Ke„.
treaty linen not automatically Commlaalon, charged by Benator ^ ck y ^ B ’ll Louisiana 8 1 I ,
eoiilinlt the United Blntcs to fight lllckenlooper (ll-lowa) with "In- Maine / 2 di Maryland 6 8 4:
credible mlimanagment,” aald it Maaaarliuiett* 4 4 3; Michigan 6
in man an ally la attacked.
He iilnn made elenr Hint no sen- plan* to aend at least half a do*- 25 II; Mlnneaota 8 12 2 ; Missisatnr wlm vote, for the part will lie vn toil aclentlala and Induatrlal- alppl 3 3 II; Missouri A 8 (I; Mmi
bound to vole for the propoand Ut* before the Benale Houae tana i n i ) ; Nebraska 2 I 2.
New Hampshire 0 I I; New'Jsrtl.KIO.otH),lioii hinia-fnr-H u r ii p.e Atomlct Energy Committee to red te the nation* atomic advaneaa aey 6 7 4; Naw Mexico 3 (l 0; New
program.
In the 30 months (Inca tha pro- Vmk 13 21 II; North Carolina 9
gram came under civilian control ; ft 7 : North Dakota 3 0 h ,,Ohln
—7 7 — —
----i 10 13 2; Oklahoma 8 2 0 ; Oragnn
K ritin h D o lla rn
a n m Pennsylvania ia 10 i t ;
_______
Rhode laland 1 I 3.
I ('narians* rraa. Pace Oast
South Carolina 7 3 3j Snuth
when faced with a shortage of Dakota 4 I Oj Tennessee 6 8 3;
dollars to buy thv things you *Texa* 32 H 7; Utah 2 1 2 ; Verwant, Is to do without. The Brl- ‘ mont I 0 2; Virginia 7 6 3; Waahtlsli are trying Ihnl, and calling 1 Ingtnn 7 3 9; Weat Virginia 6 8
It nu*tf'rlty. Thr trovrrnmrnt tilin ' —J WI*fon»lti R 14 4j Wyimilnf
lliv Indivldiiiil Iblton Just what, I I 0-
how much. That Is to save the did-J TALLAIIAHHKE, July 6—4/P)—
Inis for Ihe things it Pirellis morel A Stntc Highway Patrol tabulaessential mainly raw m nterlala1tlon lodny showed six persona
and machinery for turning o u t. were killed and 61 Injured In Florllrltlsh product* )•> be sold In the, hla traffic accident* during tha
world market, preferably for dol-. Ihree day Fourth nf July holiday,
lara.
! Total property damage In trafThe British have tried all nf flc accident* raported to itat*
them, and now tay that It still heidquertera her* was $10,000,
l*n't enough,
---------------— -----—
Probably they would Ilka to have
T r U I tlM l M C C Iltlff
tome more dollars aa a grant nr
„ —
loan. But they know the amount I
(Caattaaee Pram Pag* Oaal
they might hop* for grow* amall-1 eongreaslonal lieutenant!.
, >
er each month as th* Amarlcan' Ha *ald tha Preaidant dlacttaaad
business cycla dtcllnat.
I the 1961 fiscal year'* budget.
The flrltlah are also trying I And the Prceldent and hla
more and more tn make sure that | Democratic eongreaslonal leidtrwhat they Imy come* a* far a*l*hlp discussed labor legislation,
possible from outside the dollar hut put off a decision w h a tl^ to
area. Tha trade pact with Ar- fight In the House for repRil of
gentlna wa* for that purpose: tha Taft-Hartley law.
.
(t'aallaaae Pram Pag* Oa*>
Speaker Rayburn announced i f Hrunswlck, N. J. Judge Kaufman they take Argentine meat and pay
barred her teatlmony last Friday. for It with British good*, among tar the conference that a decision
The unly proaecutlon witness to
day hefore the government reded
lie cam wa* Walter M. Ilobb,
ha* conferred with Chairman
Washington, D. C., real estate man
Lealmkl (D-MIch) and otaar
for a firm which acted a* agant
member* of th* Houaa Lgbor
for a building at 1626 K Bt. N. W.
them.
Com mitt*#,
;
Rayburn aald tha Praaideal dlaHe taattflad that tha Woodatock
cuiaad with the congraailoaal
Typewriter Company leased thorn
group the etiance of revTtlng tha
premia**, May 1, 1938, and did
Taft hilt paaiad by tha ll4R4M«
legal baitle over tha controveralal
typewriter on which the govern
ment ehargra Prlacllla Hla* copied
document* for her huiband, then
e ita t#
department official,
brought home and forwarded to
a courier for a prewar Bovlat *p>
ring, r/
They will dKlde, under th ejaw ,
whether HI** or hi* accuaer, Whit
taker Chambar*. I* tying.
The 44-year-old former government M reerlat waa Indicted for
perjttrr, la»t December by a e p y
nuntln* Brand Jury. Tha Jury m *
eu*#d Wm of lying under eeth
w hen 1be denied feeding aaaret
ler you tan buy a pound ta a n d
marks for much aloaer to $4
mt
Of court#. Britain wilt g
ns | (a g in g 'th at right up to tha
* - It devalue*, tuppoilng th a t It
First Served
Lot
8 of
Block18
Lot
9 of
Block18
Lot 19 of
Block18
Lot 20 of Block 18
Lot 21 of Block 13
Lot 1 of Block 17
Lot 2 of Block 17
Lot 3 of Block 17
Lot 4 of Block 17
Lot 6 of Block 17
Lot 0 of Block 17
Lot 7 of Block 17
Lot A of Block 17
Lot 0 of Block 17
Lot 10 of Block 17
Lot 11 of Block 17
Lot 12 of Block 17
Lot 13 of Block 17
Lot 14 of Block 17
Lot 15 of Block 17
Lot 10 of Block 17
Lot 17 of Block 17
Lot 18 of Block 17
Lot 1(1 of Block 17
Lot 20 nf Black 17
Lot 21 of Block 17
Lot 22 of Block 17
Lot 28 of Block 17
Lot 24 of Block 17
Lot 26 of Block 17
Lot 20 of Block 17
Lot 1 of Block 18
Lot 2 of Block 18
Lot 8 nf Block 18
Lot 4 of Block 18
Lot 6 nf Block 18
Lot 0 of Block 18
Lot 7 of Block 18
Lot 8 of Block 18
Lot 9 of Block 18
Lot 10 of Block 18
Lot 11 or Block 18
Lot 12 of Block 18
Lot 13 of Block 18
Lot 14 of Block 18
Lot 15 of Stock 18
Lot
of Block 18
Lot 17 of Block 18
Lot 18 of Block t8
Lot 21 of Block 18
Lot 22 of Block 18
Lot 23 of Block 18
Lot 24 of Block 18
Lot 26 of Block 18
Lot 21) of Block IB
Lot 27 of Block 18
Lot 2H of Block IH
Lot 20 of Block 18
Lot 30 of Block 18
Lot 31 of Block 18
Lot 32 of Block 18
Lot 33 of Block 18
Lot 34 of Block 18
Lot 36 of Block 18
Lot 36 of Block 18
Lot 37 of Block 18
I.ot 1 of Block 20
Lot 2 of Block 20
Lot 8 of Block 20
Lot 4 of Block20 ' *
Lot 5 ofBlock 20
Lot 8 of Block 20
Lot 9 nf Block 20
Lot 13 of Block 20
Lot t4 of Block 20
Lot 16 of Block 20
Lot HI of Block 80
Lot 17 of Block 00
Lot 20 of Block 20
Lot 81 of Block 80
R. R, TRAFFORD’B MAP
OF BANFORD
Dtacriptlon .
All (le u Railroad R/W and
l«i* N. >33.3 ft. of W 100
ft. of EL 168H ft.) of Block
6. Tier I t
I
BEL AIR SUBD.
Lot 2 of Block 6
Lot 3 of Block I
Lot 4 of Block S
1 * t 6 of Block 6
Lot 6 of Block I
Idit 7 of Block S
Lot 8 of Block 6
Lot 9 of Block I
Lot 10 of Block I
Lot II of Block 8
Lot 12 of Mock I
Lot 13 of Block I
Lot 14 of Block 3
Lot 16 of Block 6
l.«l 16 of Block 5
Lot 17 of Block 6
I,at 18 of Block B
Lot 19 of Block 6
Lot 20 of Block 6
Lot 21 of Block 8
Lot 22 of Block 8
U t 23 of Block 6
Lot 24 nf Block S
U t 25 of Block 6
U t 26 of Block 3
Lot 27 of Block 6
Lot 28 of Block 8
Lot 1 of Block 6
U t 2 ol Block 6
Lot 3 of Block 6
Lot 4 of Block 8
Lot 6 of Block 6
Lot 6 of Block 6
Lot 7 of Block 8
Lot 8 of Block 6
Lot 9 of Block 6
Lot 10 of Block 6
U t II of Block 8
Lot 12 of Hlock 6
Lot 13 of Block 6
Lot 14 of Block 6
Lot 16 of Block 6
Lot 16 of Block 6
Lot IT of Block 6
Lot 18 o f Block 6
U t IB of Block 6
U t 20 of Block 6
Lot 21 uf Block 6
Lot 22 of Block 6
Lot 23 of Block 6
U t 24 nf Block A
Lot IB of Block 8
U t 20 of Block 9
Lot 21 of Block 9
Lot 22 of Block 9
U t 23 of Block 9
Lot 1 of Block t t
•
U t 2 of Block I t
U t 3 of Block 11
U t 4 of Block 11
U t 6 of Block 11
U t 6 of Block 11
U t 11 of Mock 11
U t 18 of Mock 11
U t 18 of Block 11
U t 14 of Block 11
U t 18 or Block 11
U t 16 of Block 11
Lot 17 of Block 11
Lot 1 of Block 18
U t 8 of Mock 18
U t 5 of Block 18
U t 8 of Block 18
U t 7 of Mock 18
U t I of Meek I f
U t 9 of Mock 11
U t 10 of Block I I
U t 11 of Block I I
U t 18 of B cck I t
U t I t of Block 18
U t 14 of Block I t
U t 18 of Block 18
U t 17. of Mock 18
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176.C
176.C
176.0
176.6
200.C
800.0
WOODRUFF'S SUBDIVISION
Lot 16
160.0
A. a RUSBBLL'B ADD.
TO FORT RIKD
Lot 1 of Mock I I
100.0
Lot 8 of Block 11
18B.0
Lot 8 of Block 1 1 '
100.0
Lot 4 of Block I I
78.0
[« t I of Block I t
76.0
Lot 8 of Block 11
100.6
Lot 7 of Mock IB
100.0
Lot 8 of Block 16
7B.0
Lot 8 of Block I I
71.0
Lot 10 of Block I I
100.0
LARK VIEW PARK »UBUIVIRION
LoU 80 to 84 Inc.
JIJOO.O
T h. W cit 9 8J ft of Block I,
Mellon rill* Subdivision
1,100.0
CALL or PHONE
•ompramlae, aearath
Law features whlet
tlon leader* tried to
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BOO.
200.
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i j i f n i M i a A rmtUi i
aa
V a n d e n b e r g C a U s AEC Chairman
P a c t § h i e l d A g a i n s t Tells Of Work
G r e e d y C o m m u n i s m Of Atom Group
M i c h i g a n Republi
can Urges Senate
To Ratify Alliance;
Backs Sen. Connally
t
- WASHINGTON. July 6— (rt»)—
Senator Vandenberg sf Michigan
today aikad th t Synaly to ratify
th* Notlh Atlantic Pact a* a ihield
for fra« man again!! "*rabattl#d,
greedy Communism.”
Ha opaned tha aacond day of
debate on tha 12-nation alliance
with
the ^double-barreled
t
'
r . 'italemant
,
i
that ( I ) Comrouniam t* the lole;
threat to world peace end (2 ) its
final targe! it the United Stetea.
The treaty will be • warning to
would-be conqueron,' Vandenberg
said in hie prepared-fn-edvance teat
that 300,000,000 people will re*
m l aggression.
As Republican leader in foreign (
effairs, be added the weight of j
hia,prestige to the! of Senstor Con- j
nejiy
who led off m the [
debate ye.lerdey.
,
as& srs:
*Ena)
_i
_ t ^of- tha
the i.aaiu
treaty
approval
_ ___
iaty its
1In
‘ iita. They
less
than' a waak of
The
laaa than
< dabata.
neral lack
wera encouraged b;
wai
ppoaltlon to tlif M et and Ua
of oppoaltlon
stated purpoat of haadtng off any
attack on the wfetom , 'non-com
munist world. A two-thlrda vote
of approval by tha Senate la need
ed to bind the U.r B. to the treaty.
Vandenberg called tub treaty
"the beat avallobM Implement to
dlacourage armed aggreaalon and
thua to atop enothor war bafora
It atarta-"
And than ha turned to Communlam- He aald ihe world's ‘,PrJ*:
eloua y■ltte•,, are tn Jeopardy In
today's "tortured world."
"Thla Jeopardy doea not stem
from u « r h# went on. « » * No,
Mr, Preildent, It eteme from abettied, greedy Communlem abroad
i Ck ii Im m - a r e a r « K
Scattered Areas
Over Nation Get
Needed Showers
Mercurv Climbs To
Set New Records
In East. Midwest
CHICAGO, July • —WPl—A
toll of at trail I IS death a waa
counted today In the longest
h u t » ■ » , ,o far thla «*nm ar'
* addition to deaths Induced
tn
by the heat, ae*en were known
dead and tiro were missing from
• sudden, violent agnail th.it
raked the New York metrapoH.
yesterday, The a to m
knifed acrooa Lang Tatand
«>und and capalaed hundreds ft
bMla. Tka estimated dead dua
__ ...........
..............................
to
tha haat
Included kaat proafratlona and M art attack s''at Ulbutad to Ilia heat.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nn imnediate br„ k , p p (ir(d
«•—
>
r
neif wave over an area from
the Rocky Mountains to the At
lantic coait.
. .
. „ ,
. . .
* ome *nowtri m l in tcattcred
tfcliont of tne hoi ball hut in mo»t
places they afforded only Umporary relief.
T h e ra
w a r t heal death* a n d
there were
heat deaths and
prostration eases reported from
all sections of Ihe lornd tone.
Most of the Midwest was weary
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1949
Crowe Sentenced To
3 Years In Jail
NEW YORK, July «—fjH*>—
Richard If Cl owe, 41, charges
with stealing IKtW.OOO from the
National City Hank of which hr
wa* assistant managet. wni
sentenced today In fcd-r.ll
court to three year* In jail. Me
was placed on probation u1m<
U, S. Was Virtually Tor
five yeart aTtor completion
hi* term Crowe, who plead
Unarmed Atomical of
ed guilty May 24 to four
ly In ’47 LUienthal count* of an indictment, faced
* possible mssimum penalty of
Tells C o m m i t t e e 4,1
years ill pi Ison and a fine
of *30.00(1. "I'm sorry l did It,"
WASHINGTONTjuly 6—</P>— Crowe told Judge Henry W.
David E. Liltrnlhal raid today the Goddard. Chief Assistant II. S.
United Statci was "virtually un Attorney Irving It. Snyp-d hmt
armed atomically" in 1947 when recommended a lentencn of
three and n half years and five
the Atomic Fnnjv Commininn w,,
>cai* piohatiuu. Aaypol discreated.
closed that all hut Jt.950.tt6
had hern nrrountrd for. ‘‘.Wh *r«
Formally antwcring charges ol
"incredible innmsnagement" h y ' that *6.00(1 I* I don't . know,"
Crowe told the court. *'t can
Senator Hicltrnlooprr (R-lowa)
only assure your honor that 1
Lilienthal said the AEC couMn'l
haven't got It."
be poorly managed if its piodur
lion of a-bomhi was at good as the
Iowa Senator admit* n is.
Lilienthal said the rommitiion't
whole program wai directed toward
giving this country "unquestioned
and unqualified leader ship" in the
atomic field.
For that reason, he said the
commitiion had In ignore many
H ,iv t*
Morr
"useful" things it might have done B r i t i s h
and had to pul up will, ,ome "care
Th;m .innn Craft
less, stupid and negligent" person
In P o r t - ; O f U S.
nel at times.
Pursuing ■ pulley nf letting
MONTRI'.AI . T.rlv h f/IT The
nothing "stand In the way of arm S e stife n ' loir, nail,onl u n i o n
ing the nation at'uniratly" lias
meant “atlcklng our neck* out” f AIT ) 4fiflnl|fti ft| 4 IwfVroft
and
i.mesncratlc
.no disregarding
niiragaraiog
„ i„ rs „ c ,.„ .
Hidirli
pr(>ctdure«,*' the
thi* A
AKr
chnlrmiin ^hipA me»orm INut^il Si^i^q poitt
procedures,"
pr chairman
went
wenl on.
on, hut
but ItM list
bus hmN
U>,o gotten
gotten aa herati**
M»ih*b tinif *
job done.
Job
, fural t„ ....... <inke hound Canad(he RibVt,
Rllde, LiLi ■ .
And, drawing on tit**
lienthal declared:
* '
„B
th#lr
frulu
,i,.ti
know;
"By their fruit* ye .halt know | Ham l» .,„
thfm ".
I fivill t
... ...... n‘, V
them
was in
In the witness I .
Lilienthal wa*
, , ..... .. ‘ „„il,.i,, ,l,nii
chair of the Senate-H
i>n A tAtomic
omic
Senate-House
... ,
.
,
r,M,:.L
Seafarers Union
Calls Boycott On
A ll British Ships
"arm
and
partly
cloodF
thruugb Thorvdiiy. Soma llkaUhi.m| of a (e» iftemoan thunder*
» 1.1>« t r s- Moderate easterly
•ilmli.
J
_____________ • _________________________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
roLum
THE W EATHER
N O . 227
A sso c ia te d I’re.-w L eased W ire
Judgekefiwes Britian Clamps Ban
To Dismiss 2
Hiss Charges On Dollar Purchases;
Acheson OkaysPlan
In
llic m ic c
/
I
f u r y
Is
S c h e d u le d
To
B e n in
D e lib e r
a tio n s
T o m o rro w ;
B o th
S id e s
R e s t
.Secretary Of
.Says Cripps M
ttre Is Temporary
Solution For Ills
NEW YORK, July A_</P,_A
white.hnlrrd attorney today summarGed hi* Impassioned defense
of Mger III** with a scathing
nttsrk on Ills** srruser—WhitInker t'hnmhrr*. The allnrney.
third I’aiil Stryker, (ought in
romdnre u federal court Jury
that the former Stair Departitirnt official was Innocent of
two prrlury rmint* He hinged
his Effort on Ihe reputation of
I hamheri—courier for a prea ir
Soviet spy ring He Hemiunreii
him as • disbeliever In find,
nun and himself and a hluphr
met of Christ -tune life «a« a
"long II, l i t er .tile „f deceBtlnn."
WA;Mli\t. |ON. lul, »•
IT
‘'rirrl.ru -I Slate A ih-.oi . ml in
■I iv lh.il || iliit.no |. lo .(die it;
ci onotiM prolileins ho ih- long
trim, o n.nsl unpioie ,1. ilulity
|c COIOl’' 1, III OOllll 01 llk-l.
n a <■,■'»* c o itc -o i>li
|h r
lliitw h
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it t't i’.
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A.
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f H I f
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h i I
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Hi.
s
which A-hrton ***•! h» I,-, not
*
contldn to lie i g,*il i ",li the
Serieiiiy .m l ill* h 'i'l ol lire
NKW YORK July f»—(/T)—A nsue n llntsin s pnwrr tn <ompet-
ilitiftA.I •r-siin vi*'l ^ip kt* - *tv cun,11 h r able
- thdil
g o l(> t h e b u y
| ™
*kto
**w» ►***• I 'v I l U l t
Ihe jury n| ten men arid two men' Inf (ItP qutl'li 1 ■til s irllwnm'it wl| hrgm il*|il,eraling the ers' lo ,1 blivets' mark'd
Isle id ihe (linnet 'ilale Deptll
mem nil,, ill to nn, now afternoon
Ih.il, <td'« I'lied *i 10 42 A M
II' declllietl roimuent on erli
H it', in Lum p' "t I •- sss»iv l>fririsiv lolrn Snyd'i ih- senior U.
X n tr ii*
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■ •,i 1‘npp. . ml today Britain
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lodge Samuel M Kaufman .nk
o it in a l now
,1..........t
M iy d e i s*
'd. "tmlli odes tesl >" and ill'll
• " ,v’ din es
put ihe nidi. uIimI ipieiy, ' the ile making a lorn d
A.ln urn (old
l In other m i l l e r
tense irtli >"
lu, news ronl'rem
i ' , . ,,,
.ti.l Hus' iloel ,i
s I-* liidtv
i The Dr.......I. >,ali
■
t'lliey. white lulled Lloyd I’aill i i ,i„;
I turn all Hi' i.ll.r, io
to N
, 1 . 1 - . Id
te»
r ' 'i n u n i t ’ 4 „t „ in, i, ir ist, offer
li»M )ON. July n—t>Pi-~BrlI,nil fmfity nfrfrrfil a hall to tha
••ruling Ilf her dwindling do)'
i>i. • ,,ep t whrrr importers can'
-nrh Hpemllug is a m atter
ol
g"iit n ilin .il nrresatty.
it
P .rlr
oomrlit
Irilrrsl nitlge Irtilsy I'lnsctl lo tin i
••'’** two i'eritirv ilu tiiri egairnl
Al^», 1 1 .,, 4 M({ nrdeieil llir rase t o
r i f p s Says Drop
T m $1 ft B i l l i o n s
in Gold Is Seri*
Development
Europe,™ Nations
Plan To Resume
F r v <* Tr;»ifc Plan
I. Il l Im f 1.624,000.000
' "I’p- told lire I louse of Comdo trll m the nation’s work*
■i til lor tr.ule with dollar
r ,'ii'»u, df'clopmenL"
II- .. | t|>- It sin on the dollar
*,i il,e >li,»>. months ended
‘ii . . . hVM.000,000 cam»' *)■ ♦ ul, only M24,(
1^ I... i |,i.i11ei nf thr
‘ 'I t
,ti,l tl— main reaion II
1 1 tide 1 ill,Mg
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l
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ill, fm immediate
11, • • t « t- M
W(all as fur
1
<
• I III,
DIM
•
,. . 1- 1,.U 1 t , *II 1 Ml l
.1
i. !„• mni, all pur.................. Urltleh
• • lioon told to
i -ii. , ' i,,ng wherever
h» guvemni'iil tests’’" sslierl • i v r t y d e l i v t t n o * t h a t w a s A r t . | i , , i , I , j 1.......‘a reaimn e to a letpiest tm M ,. I..11
»
lldge
*
,. .niment -n* a ne** appeal from
I'P,
I
"Ye, sir," r'p h 'd llie prose, n 1 lining lia, 'i'el* ("I American
v
1
'• 'I • ta and cumfrom a week of hot. sticky weather. | Committee, formally replying to | "f L'.irVr.r.nl ag , m
it.rh
,1. 1 i •* III
H -.-t l
.... .
■ \ i l l ....... no in force,"
lot. tall bulky A»s»ilant l ’ S At .import
Th«
f rhargr*
,
. ,
....I.d " llt.ll 1M||| ( i i| | '
1, K*i* o ifii authority
The Eatlam
Eastern tills
stales, .tin
also sietled
sizzled in
in Hlrkenloopcr
. Tl,,, ITnted >!*''■* l"lt* " in* « 'o
For tha U it flvr urfka, thf ( |b** ( d c
* *trik* igmnil tot nr v Ilmnia, I Mllipllv
■ :• ♦ mri t t o nn,1 new dolI'lU*" ' .1 'll) 11 m.lv
the staring haal. And in the North- committee has heard I tic ken loop- fansilw n can ,„*it ihi.<nwnett+ Slvvlii'i thru tenewed earlier i,- ,lri( I lor.............. id" ‘ I'*' llu**i>* niri* e t»
I will only be
..
.
, mutiuii, for disniiisisl and a dir IV ept "II d« ategn u n it'll "la,
itir
1 ,.h I". tuiilil 1M i* i 1, . t*"4
Eastern area there was no sign er cite specific matters which he Mai tl
ir iliu i ■"
, l* si i *.se ol urtl,,.
jloyirt
t'liiuii
pliss'f..
«
ttrra
when
Ihowner
signer!
v„,,|ir
|
,,f
...ipnttal
*
•MlltlV.
he uuli'iHe.l nil,
of tain to break the long drought. •aid supported hi* chsrgr*. The willt the S|U TnhseriUCitly the tine defense pnerdure.
OI.lt iidaiesi I* eatabmany nhalrplei in Hie **V
iv i.curta> f
Aiaislmd '*,*■
Hade
with
the
Dulled
Stale*.
In
The new heat wave only added to AEC has defanded ami implied a* British dm kworker* lmycqt»nf two
"Motmns denied." sa'd Judg'
these matters were luought out
id
<
1
,aid
'lie
one,I
• hiding halting Hie sale "f »"*" it.' fiF.r* ito,
further damage, from crops already bat la now launching Into a more
Canadian ship, in London and.
. W " ' ' " "Th" ’
Wl" *" " panes*
|,lodge » , *•T|*. , . | ,f "II illijc* T,
I loll I e»P"" I,tine other than
badly wilted by> seven weeb of detailed defense.
the haigain. tied up some 0 Brl-^ i. i i
I,, he permlttad
•tl
uopor*
The Sacretarv thus taiHv •om- and Holt (*’ ir Ainto lean fi lend *
i.” said Titryker,
t. sit,
Lilienthal said his opening state
irV| tiade
‘tins
reialtM .* il lh f h Crop loss*s in th«
■leidiai ami then at a
'in'iitiiatf i n . r -"atlnnifv wa* dir mented on Russian President
ini, ships, - '
Vn
ment
was
Intended
"in
develop
•
t i , ,■ in,in > „. n IH, ■ mm
region have been aslimited at more
Rank*, who*e union I- strongly e-ted lo begin is a.immatlon atlei )(n1ai ;;hvtinik anneal f in *re I,.,
setting for the witnesses to tnltinted St *
mi r , i . , i , n . .to d a . " n
el Bflpf f(N'#qq
trnaltasea Oa P*ae *tal
than 150,000,000.
'
trade
,
ills
Hie
..
o i . I . . *i1 I i»ff9tftt wr| On N i # i l l l
.. |lie Dinted
S 'a "
*'
fIftvprmnpiif rfbuHifl fi*nftinr»fir
o'
Tha U. S. Weather Bureau «al I low."
He called Hlckenlooper's l*n
,,lo,l 1 i i . , a l t
I, "lit
read) In aid i c e t t l ' o n ■"
f
i'Mih |nrVtI v*“*L prliiv
the only comfortable spots nvur guage "very extram i" and *»"l
. .rr
i
MMepliV flie'tl
till y In „ g ,.. in Palestmn hut
the two thirds of the country in me
the marge*
rhargr* were
wera or
of tha
I'iiiM inaninit S h i p
sn» "grave,!
•s
, s t ...»
....................... ,.S|| two « rv M spunsihlldy f"i w
f Dm M ti luill IM.i
I Be H D
tha grip of the hot weather wmo pnwlhle
chererter amt »o regarded i y y i J I i j j i n
|y i | l ) 0 1 1 ' i f K perviu. in the witness stand „ nt,in lest* willi I * • 1 " I It,,
tt mi D m , t
the northen border atatea. Tem
♦ Mb . *M ‘ '•
r ».,j ,
1Chum R lorkode On
the countryi'm
■>
Ldi t 1 *"dge Ksufuian turne.l dn«n llie Arab date*.
JACKSONVILLE, July 6 (Spee- peratures alio wera pleasant ah nu byMeanwhile
the House Armril i T - j I I | | 4
k j ,i |o ,
. si. ll I.
H.l
j
y.ime
returning
the
Pacific
eoaat.
l*H—"The llveitoek aenlon sche
Herviee* Committee
Cnmmlttee tentatively •*
a[[
I C II " " I
YS
.................
,,...
Service*
I III*
I. IIS,l CojisSl
!|f»»| ^tl i1 1i tin
two win l(e iii'ii. A, In ill lo*
Of C h in a
But tha heat was on full hla-.t proved a military unification ho*
duled for Saturday at tha annual
*♦tmii ir*i-i j* rnlftH' ,I**I '*■ ' t loot "HIV indication ••< •'!
r j-** t •
In
the
Central,
Eaatarn
and
8<>u
conference of the Florida Btate
ainrndmcnt to prevent eslaldi d* I Experleime- n< n *h l-giit
Dv« | i i . l i ' t m t l n i f i n v f i m i M * i
.little Hie Girtdi civd ,*„i
ID »' i • i
I»ll\ 0 dVi—
Market manager* convenlng 'n tharn states. Hume rain fell in ment of a single chief of staff or Itnys State »t I sllahi.......
II. t|c Mlt.lOft, III** fssl lit* ! \w fv f fm li • d involve i .n l ....... 1
, i ii..
nl
(CeaMaaeO «* M ae tla i
I I * I 0*M 1 M P-IM MM'llll/II! V^ASktl
Jacksonville la to ba highlighted
Ils
'O
l
an armeil force* general stuff outlined vo t. i In ,■ V.TI tm
,H .I 1 .0 I.
< .iiiniuin .1 fugitivv i,.lim it IT,
t t tf ill t * i ! t
ItMII i'll fill thtt
by a discussion on tha "Present
Tile prupo*al wa* made hy putrlck t" Hm I.tun* ' hiti, i, I" i. win. fled tills i inudi y ,i* i
,ri ,i.i > i ci"
• ' i«lMl11ilIs* 11♦'1 I putt (if f’hltljStatus and Future Plana of tha Warren Releases
sponsoring
oi
gnul/ntion
Chairman Vln»on (D-Oa). He mg
sloumwtiy.
Hu" , , hi i
♦It»• fn if
C om m ission Off I n s 1. . 1 i, .1 1,., •f >.(.
Tick Eradication Program." Dr.
lte declared tl"»i tic gimiHy
Ihe committee to act a* »penl
lodge Kniifinan ill > ( l l ‘ l| f I* rht
Hi, ft ,.i\ v 10-1 fit M •<< mu the NationalJ. V. Knapp, Btata veterinarian of Of Sanatarlum FundH ed
ityeii
Onveruoi
tt's
n
'iiT
M
ill
!»!>
!>
ll
»
*
*
»
i
'll
1
Mil
Hy
*»
pnialhle
on
a
Benate-appi"'1
i
n•
*
♦
In
*
*
mil
I
U
illiHin
Hn.cn
c
u
lil
! i-t t.h.ckii i,
Taliahasaea has Indicated he will
to the lio-’s. **■•
(V r ir in g
MM which would tighten u|- dress
l o j ' . l l h m | O p en in g,
\i. .in i ! *’"if*1 IT ew ivd a*
that the Roy* *it«te I I'gtsln' 1 i t to testify atioiil ' Hill
be present for thla meeting on j TALLAHASSEE, July a—(>P)— ed
HW
IDt!
the
1847
Unification
Act,
hut
to
i
out
'ci
winch
Ills
1 Im>.lid Th,, • •tfllt 1 t'Oirsr crawl i l t ) i l n \ i i , S ll( * l
Inter sent h mn-sago lo M>
Saturday morning end Mr. yj Qovarnor Warren today approval put that new rule in It.
M
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l
s
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tx
M » i ni al n O f
Wluttakvr
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tiumtn
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llltrll
Wifi f 1r l-l •■'•*11 1,v lueignar*
Governor ‘n C.iltforoia congi.i,
Friday ol IDaLar^, State ■lV*r* .release of 1186,000 for construeCalling th# attention of the com (dating hllll on his om riiige
l: : . n i : n n < i n \ \
itn user. Im* ' lainu d Him j[i»vr
j I fI f
l"l t • Mifn . lid NittlonrilS
f to attend, gWtUtam
w itu * V
tl" I iana^w r|um
olk 08, t th#
ntw tuberculosis mlttee tn the law, for reorgmiin*
| (tlintH i* ml f B, |i
1,1 rly to InAmong bills passed I, v Ho- Ion, H i- cm fm u*e in i omnium.t
Tlie County Ct»ninii'H'*n
Invited
L. w
WIILantana
I'm lv oigniiUllig Ilia. <!■ inra llll.s,
Ii*i fur** ''lit « f | • 'go operated
lion of the executive branch "f
Ini
i.
1
aon, director of BUte Market!,
Th. releaee
r, , ta ie had
n> ■ •1 1 M
The
had bM
been made hy government, signed by President ‘‘Legislature" was 11 ifsnluto'" ■ml inya lie ineiely let t luinilieis ti rday mdeieil the o|H"ttin>;
«*M
II
M».
.*
* 3 ue Hie Nor*
•.
i |« i l *( 1. . ♦... fl (•" 1 " n | l
rnnderrnlng artlvtlir* of Hie Ko
(tearing "f Mills <TeeV tn
reported.
tha other Cabinet member* on
l.,i)> llie cm in IU3 U, mid leniem
Gt IM . f '.''hIIcni and
Iff ,**.#♦'
m toMV 1Htlttn
to permit i.etter dimusge
i r*
"This livestock Heaton, which condition It met Warren'e ap- Truman 10 day* ago. Vin»on said- Klux Klan, said Kllpatrifk
I'd
iodlilng
else
id.out
it
,
final
rttinpany
"We’d better do the reorgmdi
. *'t !. .
7 'InHe was ini lodin ed t.y .linlg-i
the Ecindiickhstcher i M-I
ta to be open to Independent mar
Tin* Ct iit ‘mi'LiIm f :i ■ "'eared for
do
, .
. , Irig. We've got to do aomethlng, nr Douglaa Rten strum who tha id "tl sposit ion.
. ,1 »In turn (lows into Hie Rt
ket!, buyer* produeree end otheda P^SJSi*
1
m»i t i l (ft fi;*
Il'i.en prevituislv lias lefil.td In Rlvar.
H »rM»»> p u t in cat*
i.*1?
lomebody el*e will do eomething.’ ed thp Lion* foi llieir onope,
Interested in the Ihrietock Indue- hospital
i;'tiefore
Hie
Itoiln*
tTn
Aloe,
lean
will cost 18,750,000 in
i, i
,, Mo- 'h e w»v u'-M c *u enter ChingMeanwhile, there were these
in th- Itov* <*tnti> prog, nm
Employment nf » wnil>>
try, alio IneludH each Important •‘•t*
\"
livdies
Committee
on
giound*
i . u - op i angtao, ■«til li
lint a faw
federal fund*. Nearly
e’iuw herV In Con- which I* an annual event stag'd
ing a drag Hue W*H authnnn i
dlecuselnni ae "prevewtton of 1m s llJIOOJXiO already
he* been spent "
, i.
.„iHi I '"He*
,t the '.test Wall.
b» Hi* American legion, d-pxil Hod aovHlInr tie migtit s«v would mid the ,*oik nf clcaritig "
by Injurlea and MitlNe" and we
i,e -alf iucrlriiloatorv
' he c a m e l in. cargo or pasisncreek will lie carried out »(*•■'
announce
is! A£ minl,tH ^ r *t' V' *nn,' j
Economic—the r u t danger tn m int of Florida.
are ...........................Mi
highly pie
the gnveimn,Til's one witness water levels are determine,! h
I K11*11 i*11 in
Thaberculosle Board th n it|nni economy, said » '>'*nuJudge Rfenstrom pointed nut
■- ........
of the
Dr, A. L. Bheely,
vestei,
lav.
Walter
II
Heidi,
n
I
lilt
fn ,* ,n
"
Nationalist
',i f , n i
1 ' V - ■e h
i . . . . . . - ■.
M
C , ltagsn, cmintv s u r e ® .
lhat Florida had galm-l much
eta)
|t«f ft *
ir a a t t a a e O- - - 1
Com- eald tha new re le e u li needed lo
Livestock L o u T
i f‘*ta««t • .isr- i t »«- *ii i
(<'naltan>4 Oa Caa> *i,i
1
1 In - .
d "
« * nl
finish
welti
and
roof
of
the
main
..
,1 "
.
nrfutlg^
fbraugbmit
M
o*
nil
Request
foi
the
drains)
Departmlttee and Head
DUCK STAMP
by (bf HfrHon of KililU <*<»»•*(
made by D F 1 " and T c ',: ,v u u i f , B - 1 I I ......... I 1 I ' l i * , i l - i n ;
Unlver- building to protect construction al
men! of Animat 1
I ' ii »il H a r i i H K tM tig n K
1
e |i| .
lie * l . i t
WAsSIlINGTOM. July A—UP)— ynv«rnor of Florldn Roy*
I I dnrv I. vs lie Price
f.ung, said t ' P Herndon,
lle. will ready completed.
a» atty of Florida,
,, 1 1 . I
- r e t
\
( , *
' I) clerk. The;* asked Hie le a '
W arren Mid he had no choice The new federal duck itam p, nor- a* president nf the National
h u g
1
L. H.
dletttsa thla eub.
Supremt1( ’mirt Post ! to carry out a leiolilllon lie's' * f ! I M „ 1- , 1 4 , 1 , ' M * i x i s e
Of I.itMRwuod Dies
Lewie, livestock
of the but to approve releaee of tho maily placed on aele a t poateifflcae Youth Forum Inst year.
The l.lon* discussed s c h e d u le *
T l ; tore adopted in regaid l„ Ho A 1( 1. i . . l u p l ’ i y e i
bccauH "you can’t let e July I. la not yot availableto
Sw eau
Florida State Ml
* •' ’ I
IT
'F '
"
|irn)ect.
I AM AliA'iSEK, July n
I l l
tl
Hrui v I . .li.. i'ii ,, 71, iciident
t,ooo Investment go to pot.
The delay la dua to logbriotlon nf soft hall gnmrs with Hie .In.
pata in
'it,,;
th e
Illl
■ 1* '! ' I l l V j
1
V
of I ong'.....I fm the |mit four
added, however, II would to Increase the stamp fee from I t cee*. and with Kfetson Hntver Mete Huprrinr Court Justice Paul 1 Concurring with Hie recent -•
at New*
»♦
- il l
- o n , p r o
« .04
IIt i I * | | t * « i |
veni v, die I io , I .. „| n o r,ing homo
the live- "bo my petition until tho State to 12 Then Senate haa passed slty aludenta wlm live in .'!sn I' Hern* lias tesigned front Hie linn nf the City Cnrninisslun
f
i
If l l M » l * ■ • o l i n o ut M In
M M . *•
t'lgli court and will hen,me r law 1 vitiating (he dedication of
I ,1 tin , mni tiiltg fob
handled la properly financed not to vote to such a bill. Introduced by Senator ford.
Id
l>r,,f*ssnr at Hie Dnlversltv of ni> !in nford Avenue lies! In i i *« I . t l M* * M I M * i f r » f |1-1 - " , aft"
hi’vlrig i, .1, 11 illnieis
release any more for any purpose Edwin C. Johnson (D-Coto), hut
Avenue The*id Hie t'nuntv i,> ■ • I I I 1 i f , * #» 1 b u n id 1 . ' ' ' T i t H S t l
Miami
tinrn S> t-i tfi, 1*71 in Sparta,
down there.”
TraHintr Rfportprl
it has not got through the Hr
Hi* leslgnatlou is effective tierit. slmilnr action Tlie lot had lie, ■■ 11 1u p * It i f
Telm Mi i'ii. •• ft.iniedy lived In
..
I I I . '/
Light At Markul 1 lie witi liegiu Ills duties at Hie rousiderad as the site of n neyi ■ 1• l Il f f1 1> i1iM i| r114u t■uV #' * ' •1 "1 ...............
At inn. (tin , .licit' he was em*
,H 'H
"v lll> rest room. Thr property can now
I'mverslty of Miami Sept. IS
ployed h
i ,ult lomiufucturlng
I I cents
he
auctioned
off
nr
sold
Governor
Warren
gave
no
im
company lie • ,is u nirmlier of tho
Trading is reported light at Hie
mediate
Indication
of
whom
he
Longwood Rnptist Church.
Sanford State Farmer* Market
now that the regular ms son li. would appoint as a auccetbor
Stirvtvot
inctudi- ono daughSpeculation tie re centered about
ovar, according tu Randy Ander funner
!>
t»Mti
U
t , Itulfman, San*
president Robert Pleus of
■on, manager.
ford;
one
m ’ ■(, Mr. Drown Jar*
Hie Statu liar Association and
vie of' flpm • i nm* hrn*iicr, M. C.
"Wa ara ncA, hmvaver, >-ntir«ly li K. Rohrta, Taliahasaea allor
By 8AM D A W S O N
I’rici, of t ' ■ I- Tcnn ; tivu grandout
of
tha
fruit
and
produce
Inn
... „ .
.
. . . uev ami one of W arran'a closest
NEW YORK. July 6—(JP>—Tb* old American dbtattt of "blgnesi" ‘"V'/s.
"hildren, J hoc.- iihI H rtty B ui •
he leclared end pointed frl. ntU
i(Jv|tn ri.
in buaiMM l* on the increaM again, ai the little fellow feel* leu secure, out that this week Joe Corley of
Hoffman nf Sanford.
p|Bn» was nsmad attorney for
BOSTON, Julv ft f/P*- ll>e fJ,ri,">i Fdit* limn
iition— I Mineral .ervice* will be held at
Board of Adm| lliltr, .
ft ia abo to tho fora in thee# price-comeioui day* a* people argue the Sanford Produce Co. Iiad re
i omniuntit
onmoniit l*} 30 A M tomorrow tn the Long*.
, | lf>rl| y , f t , r Warran was 82r.000 school teaclieri lod.iv tool 1 fi<„i stand thn,» *
whether big companies moan afficiency and lower price*, or monopoly calved • load of onions, potatoes
and rutabagas front Virginia inaugurated. Robert* recently was J Patty menibert ihoilld not be allowed lo Irirh in Hie ii Uciim icbooli. womTIIaptM Church and ths raand higher prices.
will l.e vent to Doyle. Tann.
Thai* wera sold to ftanfnid ami at|>|„iinte>i| to tha State Improve
Tba 3,000 delegate* adopted on 1 voite vot- Hie Hit dnhiirilirin nialns
A current example ta tho onti-truit suit again*! tho Du Pont*. Tho Orlando merchant*.
fyt huriiil Erickson Funeral Home
rne-nl Commission.
"Mrmber* ol the Coinmuniit Pativ ol ibe Unit'd ‘'Isl** 'Imiild not Is in rtmri;,' of mraitgumelit*.
J t t a l t t f Department contends
Tad Locket, he said, I* a year
War nil's appoints* will serve
thoy are earns thing. Bento &
#- —
---- • 1
■*—
their own around operator at th* market. tmMI the 1060 general election. AI he employed aa teachers."
Nl of too- Dour mill*. They
IUW| and la buying and selling peaches, that time, the voters will choose
Thtre were only a few falnt e ol system" which wnulit w'ri'gu- Kccruation Schedule .
tha loaf.
„.T _________ itop. An distribute it to rotell outlets, and banana*, okra, lemon*, peppers, a |mlge to finish Barn*' term, "no’s" when Preildent Mabel lain arcoiding In « deipnlln Ideo
te too attem pt a t some eon- often hove their own rotell etoroa. carrots, cabhaoc and relerv.
logy eveiy phrase of h citizen'*
Rtudebakar aikad who oppmed.
Thursday Morning
which mns until January, 1063.
i to pnao o bU) of dhroreo- And it wortte to N vtraa. Thua,
Tha convention's acUpn settled a life '*
tOdtO A M Ilssrhall at the Idtka
John McLelland shipped In
o oil toduatry.
many food chain a te r u make their truck load of cahbage and h*an*i
Norton said that t'oinmunltni Front null Dark—^directed by
parliamentary procedure tangle
WATF.R SUPPLY DROPS
to brook up too own pmdueta, dteMbnte as wall aa for iale at the market this waak.
NEW YORK, July ti— (JP)—A which had delayed direct action on "In 'V* upon sch|d» and educa Tommy Cslsldo
oomponloo springs market then*.
tion as an eisenti/il choice nf ob
-------— »—
month nf drought has drained 88 the Communlit question.
10:00 A M, Southsida—Crayon'
of too effect
Tha Communlskban vote cams taining Its evil ends "
’# an tntegratcraft, finer painting, archery,
TRUCKER KILLED
billion gallon* of w ater out of
He aald this w it the iral Issue: Games-- Jump stick etlmlnatio
. own wolla,
MT. PLEASANT, Pa.. July fl— New York Clty’a rataryolr ayatem. otter a spirited deunuclailon of
_______
"Should there hr freedom to Gu jis hall. Dunes, and Clrcla “
of
tenkora, ator- W\—J. Paul Hlggenbotheni,
Commissioner Stephen J, Car Communism by John K. Norton
‘ gasoline year-old truck driver from Frost ney of the water eupply depart Columbia Ualvenity'a' T eichers 1destiny freedom and to use tha Race.
school as a means of doing It?"
oil, cracks Point, Fla., waa klllad yesterday ment said yesterday (hat tha sit Collage.
10:00 A. M. High School U Norton told the convention:
I Mr*. Rose Russell, legislative brary— Program for Junior
Whan a trailer-truck left tha road uation, while “not tala,” te not y*t
"Tha country la looking at what agent of the CIO Teacheni Union Rrnlor fltudants—directed by I
arte smashed Into tha cellar nf "hazardous."
q e do In the next half hour."
inf Nuw York who had a verbal Chittenden.
New York coipsum;
"We know we're loyal,” Norton,' clash with Norton at a separate
Thursday Afternoon
Hlggenbothe
Htraveling
R . M lalrt, la about
laid, "But tbero pro a lot of poo-; mart Ing yesterday, said that aho
9:00 P. M. Swimming a* C
mb Baltimore to
Cauonsburg, a day above Normal,
pla who are ooafiiaad."
did not oppoaA firing disloyal Lake. K aat a t Ora
h . , with • cargo of potato#! tin eity la to p te g
Ik* UtflflMi
o/ water or*
Bo bloated Oommaglaw aa "an 1
«*atte*ed * • ta e * t m >
L ift Quanta. Dtvigf
* Livestock Men To
H ear K nu» Air
tic k Eradication
♦
Lions Club linos
v
h
m
m
Conflict Over Integration And
'Bigneu” Face* U.S Companies
i
v m i i
m i
National Education (irotiji lulu s
Firm Stand Auuinsl Comimini.Htg
"IS!I.
t s v a T " '-
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�The Sanford Herald
World,'Food Problem
The World Food Council hen eet Itcelf at the problem of
production and conaumjition of food In various porta of the
world. It has long been realized th a t the m arket problem
of aurplus commodities In some places, in the United States
for Instanco, it related to the economic and social problem of
increasing food. eorfaurfiption In some other areas, the F ar
s-asunty
Z
S iT tb
• « i r . mm it. iSoim,
a a n u is
an wa
• • • • »v»
u m u
m v h i i i
o a i i c * iv a s .
Now a t last an organisation ban been set up try to do some
thing about.lt.
The Council says that lean than a tenth of all the food
produced In the world now flndx Its way Into International
trade. Not much more wan trailed in the no-called normal
years before the war, The trick is to find ways to raise
food production In the "hungry” a r e a s and Increase trade
with those areas to a point where the trade and agriculture
combined will provide enough to eat, When that Is done the
United States probably will cease to have crop surplus
problems.
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WMDNEHDAY. JULY
TODAY'S JU R L B VKRRR
to * s!£ iy f"h“m‘ Th#? ■ » all « *
A r“u«h « » "
■ A * )" , compliment ii paid t0
Florid, i new Fir,i Udy by John
Kileir. who i.y , 0f her. i"Sh# U
ao Mciahie'. People |jj,e h,r. Sh#
Will.be a great a»e| |o the CoverTwelve pedctlriam olrollini dows
S biwine,, itreet in Pilltbutgh Mon
day. night were killed or injured
when part of the top of a building,
weakened by the diiintegrntion of
ton* mortar, came tumbling down
so them. The importance of the
position of the building itupeclor
b thu. emphasized.
Is The Customer Always Right?
CROBH WARNS PREACH HR
CHATTANOOGA, July *—(ff)
—A cross waa burned here J»t*
last njght In front of the homo of
a former N aiarena preacher by
roup of unmasked men, polks
UE
Investigating
athat word#, payroll* would have
7 tre fM above the minimum level
' ledmfed. No butinei, can pay out
M r s than it take, in. Tsx in•rsuea merely necriiitate further
fStrsachmenli.
It Is in the m atter of returns anti refunds that customers
A Yale sciential, in iwimming off
A |,A u fU itin e last week, wa, caught
aederlow and drownad. Ssv■ H F e th e rs , mo,t of them children,
M t b loat their live, at Daytona
H n
and New Smyrna over the
r S a lb s a d as a itrong undertow
tStSM ened to lake them out to
M , before they could l>c irtcued.
H | |
iwimming it dangeroui.
H j p be engaged in only by «xJ& W im m er. and then caullouily.
') ’- K i l l swim againil an undertow
tunning nrong.
Marcus. Return merchandise promptly — and If you’re n
chronic, don’t expect to be greeted wurmly by the adjust
ment department. Don’t demand refunds an articles that
have been improperly waahed or Incorrectly used—be satis
fied with a fair adjustm ent. Don’t raise your voice and
threaten to have the employee fired.
If you feel you have been unfairly treated, you have every
right, of course, to speak to the manager.
In short, department-store etiquette—like ull other eti
quette—la simply a m atter of the Golden Rule. Just keep In
mind the nbeda and problems of other people, ulong with
your own, and shopping will be pleasanter for everyone
concerned. — By Stonily
Stanley Marcus.
Marcua.
t f T A r la lM l figure, we have teen
m I m accident toll for the Fourth
" w W b week-end it 813 person*
M
and thouiandi injured. There
■ 2 9 6 killed in traffic accident*,
^ Bdrowned. and 214 killed in
L tfH g tje c id e n li of yariout detcrip-
•Two Kinds Of Statesmanship
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New Ywb Herald Tribune
that. Ha la.going to put hla faith
In the readiness of the sv.raqo
cltlscn, whether In. (Hilo or ol«ewhore, to back him and hi* cause.
President Truman pursue, a dif
ferent tactic. He does not think in
terms of desirable and* *o much
aa In terms of political groups
which ha can harass*. The defeat
of h|a plana for ropes! of,tho eg(•ting labor lews can bo seen, from
(hla point of vl«w, as a poaltlv*
asseti It keep* labor, more united
on Ike Democratic aide. By the
same token, the actual passage of
form legislation et this session
CSX be consld«red by the Adminis
tration s dubious Mvsntago. Bet
te r to have n plan making msgnlfleent and contradictory promises
to all than n law which during
K sn a brief trial caT be found to
SMlmltleea in lU M ^ n sa and cgt-
Mft U a shameful and
thin*,” lay* Natl Dearblast of llw National
nail, ’That a humanitarviliitd nation mini ••*
I than 700 live* to celelay dedicated la a free,
happy people. Moil of
due to
^ traffic rule* sad lo
Mtnihip on lha high
Ilonal algnlflaanoa, I t wl
>pe for Democrats suceeaaaa a t
« ;polls.
..
Baeaaaa In a fro* sountry ,, taw ’*fj h a s never Men aa alntple aa
• b j f i a 'public tMereat has again
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officers said the
former preacher, S. D. Miller, waa
not at home when the cross waa
burned. Ha ia now employed as
a knitter in a Cleveland, Tenn.,
mill, hi* wife said.
Mr*. Miller told officer* th at
two cars pulled up in front of her
house aiuf that a "big man" came
i up to the porch with a note. Of
ficers aatd the note warned Millar
that he should live a better life.
Mra. Millar said her husband had
been good to her.
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Chinese Nationalist government
any monk i-upahte of using help
Merchants everywhere use thlT hIokuii “The customer Is Them *1* no concrete r-’ddenc*
always riifht." It expresses a high Ideal. But unfortunately | „f that, mid in fact the llttie "*•!•
denes evuiluhlv is I It it whst iethere are some exceptions to thu rule.
f f duty
d u ty mid
Hnd they
th e y ’ll.. te
a t th e . »l»tsnce there 1*
In ChliM deTalk to salespeople ooff
....ll ^you
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customer not only Isn’t always right, but Is frequently «»• I
MoXnV‘“ ln,“!*,v '' n S S
considerate—and often downright rude.
whom Jhlang ever ru j|.l depend
It’s not difficult to be u good customer, Know what you upon in tha punt,
Why, than, doe* no a»k again
want and the approximate price you will puy, make your
decision In a reasonable length of time, and having made for American old?
Willie thorv'.i tfu, M-*ra’* ho,-t*,
your purchase, thank the saleswomen for her service,
nnd Chlung *aya he
still the
another.
leader of the Chiniie revelation.
When you have requested a salesperson to hold an article Perhupi
000 Chinese be
for you, be sure th at you uutify her prumptly one way or hind lied line* will think thla la
Joke, hut Chlang apparently
If you don't like something that Is being shown to you,
don’t criticize it loudly and "harshly so th a t everyone’ im j
the floor can hear you. A store must cater to diverse ta s te s ;
>«*,,,
to
and it Ian t th e salesperson’s fault if there is nothing i n , anticommunist civil war.
Last winter In Chins, every
stock to suit you.
When you try on a garment, treat it with respect—other Chlnsae with whnm I discussed the
atter,told me of .ano
rMWill want to look at ft later* Don’t leav.e il inside m
found conviction that
out on the floor; don't smear it with lipetlek.
hold*. This Is hla firm hallaf that
During a sale or any time whon tho customers outnumber « third world war between Russia
the sellers, remember that thu salespeople uru trying to be nnd America la inevitable.
In hla request fur aid ha says
be fair and fast. Don't fly Into u rage If u salesperson uccidentslly waits on someone who arrived after you did. Ju st ,,m' •* ihevltsble—If h* doesn't gat
quietly tell her th at you're next. Don’t burst Into her con- A,""rJcsn help. Informed chin***
vernation with another customer; it will only take longer
m * rn«uer what* hap-
jj'fo |(e cut, employee, fired, or
j u w
Chlang Kai-Shek haa asld It
again.
—If America doesn’t com* to
his aid, the Communists will taka
all China and eventually Aala.
Chlang has said this many
times. It still ia true that beeati
d pov
of the profound unrest and
pc
erty In both China and Asia, Com
munism haa easy going there.
But the Generalissimo |s talking
about only half the question. He
tail* us what will happen If he
doesn’t get American aid. He does
not say what will happen If he
gets It.
Maybe that would lie because
he haa sunk to Ilia present low astst* during a paclod when he was
They will become happier and more uaeful as they can a d a p t, r°P»« An(l lAh*' ••“fy "f
themselves to life in their new home. By this educational fiSJjJJ1'. lr h ^ « <IJr ^e"rmhl«Ul*ePmie*of
project they are enabled to avoid a period of nostalgia and J J 1 n,L.t’'profound studies in fucivic backwardness which results wlien any racial group r e - 1tuity end corruption the world
tins witnessed fur some Urns.
tires to Itself Instead of mingling with tne native eitii
Would (rush aid I™ any better
of its adopted country.
used T The answer Ilea in another
question—la what is left of th*
Thousand* of fish in the St.
John* River near Palatka were re
ported dying over the weekend beeau»e. of all thing*, of “»ome pollu
tion”, according lo biologlttt of
lha Slate Game and Fish Com
m ittal. We ipend million* of dol
lar* lo develop fi*h hatcheriet, re
plenished fished oul lake* and
•Iream*. and then dump our sewerage into the river lo kill them.
Some day our descendants may say,
our grandpnrenl* funny?
i
teachers but she feared tho phras
ing of tho report.
Mrs. Russell declared th a t tb*
action agalnat Communism “may
lead to alimlasala on other pohtisai grounds and th a t Is th e graat
danger."
anger
8h* said:
Id:
’‘You are going
‘ to give a wear
ipon
to those aehool officials who like
to us* the subterfuge of disloyalty
to gat rid of taachera active and
working for the good of their
school*."
Earlier the national commander
of the American I.eg ion told dele
gates th at the nation was looking
to the teacheri to take a it*~d
on the Issue « f Communism.
Comms.iJi r V Parry Brown to, I
th* dAegatcs that wur vatersni;
will have a lafgj pert In ruining
this country "for u long tint.- t j
coma” and that they favor a
"civilian-soldier training for the
nation's defense.”
.
He said that In I BBS aighty-fiva
percent of th* man of the nation
between the ages of BO and.
1 40
will be war veterans.
By JAMES D. WHITE
AP Foreign News Analyst
(For DeWItt MacKeaile)
(
- * * ? * B ,tt Wola out of a«(|a|
•HipiSBi*, wealth, public acclaim
^ S f a mm
e
***• rear abject of worthlph*
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THE WORLD f t l M
--------A c o m p re h e n siv e p ro g ra m f o r t u r n in g dlap laced tier- t# i ,.lnC !K'lp " om America.
sons into well Inform* c U lu n i. « t h o m e In I h J lr n .w Z - |
vironment, la being carried out In Australia. Admitting fight against the Japanese In
about 6,000 displaced persona u month, the Australian vador. Today Chlang Is the "retired” leader of a vestigial gov
tovernment ia endeavoring to prevent these Foies, Ukraln- ernment
whose hold on the Chin
sns, Italians, Yugoslavs snd Czechs from Iternming encysted ese mainland lit condition ;d large
in small racial groups.
ly by how soon the Reds decide to
In four camps near Naples, in which refugees on their gush it off entirely.
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II got Into this fix while gutting
way to Australia stay for four weeks, instruction in the
aid, amt the evidence la
Knglish language Is given and the Australian wav of life American
that ona or both of two things are
is described. Each ship carrying the m igrants to the island Inn*: either the aid wasn't enough,
continent Is supplied with u library of books about A ustra or was misused to such an latent
lia, and Instructors use lectures, classwork and films In ed that It didn't do what it was sup
ucational work. A fter reaching their destination, they spend posed to do.
Both are probably true, Amer
some time In reception camps, with further indoctrination ican
aid to Chlang to fight the
of Australion ways.
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Communists
(one
figure cited Is
This is a sound idea. These new citizens are expected to
billion I wan never mure than
provide Australia with badly needed labor reinforcements. *fraction ur that voted t o Eu-
*11 th # le ra l aevra i f A n j j
N. E. A. Meet
M A N M A D E SEA SERPENT
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always been willing to discuss
various plan* with me and I have
enjoyed vary much my association
with him. Supt. T. W. I.nwlon ha*
been most willing to lend his sup
port et all times. I hops, that my
successor will find thu same co
operative spirit that 1 have had
su that the cafeteria can continue
tq serve our boys mill girls in thu
same manner giving them tho
same excellent meals to which
they have been accustomed.
Tho first machine to make barb
Sincerely,
(Mrs.) Pearl H. Hansull ed wire waa patented In 1174.
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Mr. R. L. Dean, Editor,
Tha Banford Herald.
Dear Mr. Editor:
Wa know you as inherently fairminded. Astute and knowledge hi*
too. And over tha years I have au
consistently agreed with your adltorlal conclusions and opinions
that I’ve even bean taxed on the
street, (in IB47) with being a
•Herald Yea Man*.
Hut now you have surprised
gut only ate but a lot of us; and,
farm weather or no warm weath|r, we must risk an argument and
. * poBt* but still iarredulout
•brow at s conclusion you reachbd one day last week In referring
to Sanford's *Dt|geat' business.
It aeema to me If you employ
somewhat more adequate terms of
measurement you would not be
long In reaching an altogether dif
ferent conclusion.
Sincerely ami very respectfully!
pen*. Hi* whola strutvgy ia iiasad
H. II. (lutlirlo.
on ihl* idea, that war la coming.
July 5, 1U4U
,enm to egret with him. Their ba- Mr. Holland Dean, Editor
Jlvf item , from the way they Banford Herald
think America amt Europe con- Sanford, Florida
rentrate on waatern problama and Dear. Mr. Deem
neglect those In Aala.
For th* pest six and half years
Anyway, na many Chlnaao ex- I have been manager of the Sem
plulned it to me, Chlang haa atak- inole High lehool Cafe Ur is. Beill everything on prolonging tko esse* of III health and • serious
existence of hla regime aa the accident It has become necessary
legal government of China until for m# to lander my rmlgnatlon
war break, out.
sad I want to m * this medium to
Than, they aay, ho will again bePtm t.m y thanks to my many
come a necessary ally of thla coun •H
for. the many sets of kindtry against Russia, Juat aa ha waa ffteids
M iu .tp me while. connected with
against Japan.
this school eyatgm.
Ilia price for being an ally will . I .enjoyed efety minute of the
rise accordingly, they predict.
tlnto. I .was In Ntorcs- ■ especially
Business Conflict
(OaatlaaaS rra a , rag e age*
distribute them, amt Independent
It Into end products, atill others
daalsra sell them to the public.
Hig Integrated companies, they
contend, have too much chance of
becoming .monopolies, and of
finagling price, and profits In
complicated bookkeeping between
Uieir many divisions, to the hern*
of the customer and tho ruin of
amall competitor*.
Defenders of tho big companies
contend that Integration hoes*
price* lower than they would bo
otherwise, makes for CgaUaued
Improvement In quality, aM la tho
bait assurance of a ataady supply
for consumers. Here’s tho aapls
nation of ona spokesman for aa
In tw a ta d oil company—BdwIn >,
Halit vice president of Kaao Blind• r t OH the marketing aubcldkry
of^Urn* Jar»ey Standard Oil.
OKAYS ADOPTION
TAI.I.AHAH8EE, July 9 - U P ) —
An Orlnndu couple today wae
given Cabinet permission to adopt
a three-year-oid boy who wae
placed at the Florida farm colony
after being hum of an insane pa
rent at the State Hospital.
Thu Cabinet was told the child
is showing "noticeable progress
physically nnd mentally." He hpd
been staying with the Orlando
pair us u border trim the farm
colony which Is an Institution for
feeble-minded children.
1
LARGE CLASS
I TALLAHASSEE. July 6—(JP)—
(Florida A. and M, College for
I negroes will open Its fall term
Sept. 12 for orientation of nbsut
BOO freshmen. Upperclassmen will
register Bept. It). A total enroll
ment of about 1,(100 is expected.
CITRUS REPORT
WINTER HAVEN, July 6-(A>)
—Report of the State Citrue Inr.pectlon Bureau a t 10:00 A. M.
today in boxes s
Grapefruit Oranges Tangerine*
Rail
402
1,479
Truck 1,202
9,151
48
Total 1,724
4,624
Dr. Henry McLatUin
O p to m e tris t
I lf MagoeUe i n ,
PbsM 111
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The p rice of
is coming down. That’s good.
Our price for Coca-Cola has
never gone op. That's better.
Sd to enjoy so muck. -Th* county
School Beard always gave me
#Y*iy assistance sad 1 appreciate!
IL-Fraf, G. fit.' McKay waa very
pAltost sad helped me to get
started ox th* wtxsla program had
be re-dr ganleod.''
* necessary In ,
led dlvlaloni, 1
rk-up prices to
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F. W. outline Will
Marry Miami Girl
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LANCASTER BABY
WHALE DIES
SANTA MONICA. Calif., J u ly | MARINELAND. July 8—
8—(A’l—A girl ivn* limn last The last of 44 pilot whales strand* *
(light to the wife of film actor cd on the beach near her# last fAII
Hurt U n fiu tfr.
j ihwl Titcminy night.
The bnby, named Snsnii LL/uUnman had become a pel slnea'"
beth, welglu-d it pound* l» ounce*. , h|1 \ j . , , s t m i l , . * ' »taff rescued
" r ”iiiu"1'.' ,w" ,m" •" "hallow water and put hint*
sons, Jimmy. .1.
Hill. J.
in „
K,. tnllk. „ e had a specIM
spec:__, itdiet of ni,out 4tl pound* of squh)
TAKER COMMAND
a day and h>‘ « h* fond of bln*
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JACKSONVILLE. July (1 t/J’> runner*.
—Real Admiral Jotm llo««id
lie even began to mock the P0 »Cnssnily wn- -chcdnlcd to nrni.* poi-e* nrouiid him—first p’vhlrfg
here toilav fnmi tVinbingtun Ii • lo- I'lnnt nose out of water to #M! to assume comnmnilc of fleet tin. lio n going farther and farther out
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Jacksonville. He Mill him- , Imu-. ,,f wiitn In tin effoit In Jump for
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of npetahnn- fioni *’11,■, ev I*,.ml, In- ilinner.
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N. C. south In die tip iif I-1.,min
Inclutled tiod.'i In- I'miinintnl me
t I *aat4
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two NtpiadiuM* in hey Weil, in,
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I'mii weeks of Ml-live duty wijl •*
training unit pi Key \Vi--i . five
air group.* anil Im, fli—I ni III- - I , ,, It'll tiy F ln r id s N a t l o n a t
training -i|iinibi<n- ul Joel-—on ill, l i n i n ' ! • n • i i i t ■i-1 i i f t u n its H u m la jf.
He will lelirve l'n|tt I i ii ill, I I In-\ w ill leave fnl I'am p
Ward. now ai ling coniiiian'lci '* i« 1*11. It\ tmitiii- fimvity lU t t f r U i t am
A m h i i h M im*.
D n y t n n a 18#
will liecomr . lilef ,,f -luff innl'' f i •iin s't
iii'jn
tuul Pal lit kit will liccomthe inlniiml
li** .lurk ' "vill#* unit*.
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lloi.LY W otV I~.iuiy H—(/in'—
Mr. and Mra. L. E. Stanaall’
Question; Wbat's in a name?
of Miami announce the engage
j Answer: Fan.........
falluie for
Vtortta P alm tr Ray—Society Editor
TtlephoM UR ment of their daughter, Carolyn,
, Hollywood liopi-fol-,
to Frederick Walter Biatllne, aon
You and I genet ally go through
of Mr. and Mra. J. A. Blatltna of,
life with the lintulle our pan-lit*
l-ongwood, The wedding will take
Dr., Mrs. Persons
diibla-d willi ii* .whether It be Hoplace In August.
I
| la-rt, Roderick or Itlmdn, Hot net
Honored By Aikens
Mlia Stanaell graduated from I
, log folk sometlm- * change thel-Miami 8enlor High School and I*1
names will) tlo- -casotis. O'* all
THURSDAY
Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. PerMra. Z, B RatllM h tl | , f t to l senior at Florida Southern Col
a iiintti-i of findo,c the one Oiat
lege in Lakeland, where she 1*
T. K. L. Claaa of F ln t Daptlit
will bring them -ones*.
" 1"*?
h ,r daughter, Mr.. Willard a member of Alpha Delta PI
Church will meet a t home of Mr*. event, were ThonoredI
la .t evening, Nkholaon, in Salem, Ind.
I Ever wonder h-vv some of the
sorority,
F.
T,
A.
and
assletant
J. ,T. Cunningham, 1320 Myrtle with a small reception given by I
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*lnr* gol their miuuta here’s how
A n n u a a t 8:00 l \ M. Thursday.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Hick Aiken at th e ir' ,
,,„ t
, D , , , to the librarian. Mr. Biatllne is
.Imly liailaml wa* one of the
,A covered dish supper will be nome in Mayfair. Guest* called at
^“mM Cochran of Bradenton a graduate of Lyman High
J Giiiiiin *i*lr-i* .util a t'birago
spent the holiday! weok-end In School and Junior College In Or
field I t the Sanford Shut fld-m nl 8:30 o'clock.
, theater one night made then hill
lando. He will graduate from
Court, Palmetto Avenue nntl Sec
The receiving line In the living Sanford with relative!.
ing "The (Slum Sister*." George
Southern College In Auguat. Dur
ond Street, at 0;<'I0 I*. M. Dessert room was composed of Dr. ana
I Jesse) suggested her last name
ing
World
War
II
he
served
And, drinks will he furnished by Mr*. Person* and the boat and
Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Rudd and for two year* with the United
from the New York critic, Hobi-il
a committee. Ail tourist*, mem- hostess. The hero ret wore for the aon Leland are spending a vaca States
Gat
laud
Navy,
bora of both clubs, me rm(bully occasion a dress cf soft blue linen tion In Alabama and Georgia.
Cliorii* gill Hub)- Steven* wn*
Invited to conic and bring their wllh white accessorlea and Mra.
(lohln-d Haihai l Stanwyck hv her
friends. Games and shuff let-mud Aiken's gown wa* of white linen
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and Fidelia Class Meets
new bosses, Willanl Mio-k and
will bo played. All aru asked to ami she wore white accessories. Mlaa Louise Clark have returned
| David llelnsr-' They look 11 fi"in
With
M
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Little
.bring a place setting,
from
spending
a
short
time
In
Bummer flowers and greenery
an old plnyhdl advertising .lane
jMo n d a y
were used in decorating the rooms Stamps, Ark.
i Stanwyck in Harbin n Fntclne."
Mr*.
Ilomrr
Little
and
Mis*
Circles of the Women of the of the Aiken home. Refreshments
I Tin- Itarivioore mime wa- iil-o drnpcil lliiil iiiHttilv w lo-|- -I-.
Friends of B.ibh; Little wjll re I crene Franklin were co-hostesses
Presbyterian Church will meet at were served from the dining table
' token from » idayblll by Maurice played ........ Sbiilei in \ - n.for
the
meeting
of
the
Fldell*
|;8 0 P. M. as follows: Circle No. which was overlaid sgjth an Im gret to learn that ne la confined
i 111vtli*-. falbc iif John, Lionel mol Orei-n Giil'le-. "
Class of the First Baptist Church
Dr. C. L. Person*;
I, Mrs. R. A. Cobh, chairman with ported embroidered cloth and can- to hla home on Prctah Avenue be at
j Ethel.
Hr like SrkuH Iibvinii-I- ■
the
home
of
Mra.
Little
on
(ir r o M K T R IS T
Mrs. Mary Holly, 1108 Myrtle t*>*Ti| wi*h an artistic arrangement cause of lllnc**.
I Surnnne Cniuhan’* studio want a Iiami'-chaiige fm 1 s nn-ii-n--.
French Avenue last night.
Atenust Circle No. 3, Mrs. K. W. of pastel flowers flanked with
r m
- , * m i * * a . d la ts a a I t t l a g
ed her to inb»pt the handle Shin on Bo be hremne S / Maball H it In
Plan*
were
made
to
purchase
a
i i -o i , « a .r s . i - a
s a t. # - ( * - ,
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Allen
Pit*, chairman, with Mrs. K. 0 yellow taper* In cryetal holder.,
O'Keefe. She objected and
Ml got tired i.f telling |tco|ili- Mu- N /
A
1
1
n
I
I - V a t ln a a l H a s h
fan
for
the
etas*
room
during
the
Brownlee, BOH Magnolia Avenue; A crystal punch bowl was placed have ae their guest for tha sum huslne** session presided over hy
Pknas IM
i.
oilier name* were submitted to didn't mean a llimg. Now In-'- m u
Circle No. 0. Mrs. L. I. Frasier, ill one end of the table and cryetal mer their grandson, Harry J. Mr*. F. E. Cooper. The davntlnnai
le-i. Rile chose Hunan Peter*
plain Cuddles.
Byrd,
of
Martinsville,
Va.
chairman, with Mrs. J. C, llulehi- appointment* were used.
I Mvnia Williams' fothei picked
was presented hy Mra. A. L
ton, Indian Mound Village; Circle
During the evening the honored
lit* ilmigbtei’s first mime from a ♦V♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + * + +*++4-++■>++■!■++++>+++++++♦+♦
Thomas. Members were reminded
J
Mr.
and
Mr*.
.1.
M.
Shoemaker
No. 4. Mr*. C. C. Henderson, couple wa* presented with B gift
i way-station In Mold ami Wlo-n she
to give a* liberally as possible to
of
Panama
City
were
gue*t*
over
chairman, with Mrs. C. B. Ginn, of rhinn in their chosen pattern.
|
-tailed
playing
ollnkv
*tieri*
In
the building fund and plana for a
1719 Sanford Avenue; Circle No. A»*i«llng in entertaining and the holiday week-end of Mr. Shoe picnic at the beach were djaciisard.
l silent* filar*, she decided -In- nredI, Mrs. A. H. MrHnney, chnlrnmn. serving were Mrs. J. E. Terwllle- maker'* parents, Mr. and Mr*. I During the social hour a con; eil a Mime --tulle name. S*> Myrno
With Mrs. Itnlph A. Smith. 3031 ger, Mr*. Ava Wright Davis, Mbs A. K. Shoemaker.
1 Loy.
t test was enjoyed and » prise
Park Avenue; Clicte No. H, Mrs. Knhecrn Stevens, Mis* Nancy
I Matin- O'Brien ncoied » lilt a*
Friend* of Ram Cochran will „ „
. .
.
.
J. E. Monger, chairman. In the White, Ml** Margaret W right and
| Hu- little girl In ".liMitm-v For
BEACH DEt.lOIIT - Yellov
owl 1 Maignir-i." so sin- took tin- name
Glaansr'a Sunday School Class little Pina Aiken. About B0 guest* regret to learn that ne I* ronflned, “ 'f o y r e i v e d a prlae for the
to Orange Memorial Hospital In I ■wcky cup. Refreshment! of saint- printed cotton bathing suit has; 1 . .
room of the church with Mrs. called during the evening.
Iron polllilVill
p m i i iiv , i i
Orlando when* hr umlcrwtnt a n !
homo maji«» divnird halter taidirr whlrh fas.li |: of hei -i iron
Haybellr tlrown and Mr*. .1. 8.
sit? 1 Will'll Fred and Adele \nsleroperation
ye.terday.
1
""<1
Pl*'*h
wrr“
tens
with
gold*colored
h
w
k
i
am
Krlder aa co-host esses; Circle No. Betty Wilkinson Is
n® lit* s t a l l e d dancing in vandevllle.
* ______
I Those present were: Mra. (■- K.
1, Mrs. L. E. Walker, chairman,
v
n
»
»
I
m
iu
u
I
ii
s
t
i
u
s
i
JI they .............. I Hu'b hilling tn
Mra. Margaret Willard and two |
LMrr ‘
with Mrs. Harry Woooruff, BIH Honored With Shower
I N Y D r r u I m t it u t r P h o t o ) i . A a tn ir,- L u c llb - b- Sin-u* wn* dubti,1
children. Terry and Randy, ofI Werner, Mra. R. T. Thorny. Mi..
Oak Avenue. Huslnes Woman's
eil Joan Crawfold iiflei * nationColumbus,
Ga.
are
spending
some
'A
,.
'
J
J
'
,
1
MWnnSruff
»
.'
Circle No. 1 with Mrs. W. S.
wii In runt rat .
Mi-* Ftetty Wilkinson, whoa*
Brumtey, Celery Avenue, with marriage to Dr. Richard Silver time
Ini llanford
as u*i
the *..iL
g u e .l. of Mu. v>* »r . Messenger,
Mei'.e.mer m
iSra*
Me'
Get ni,t Prrrcaii on- plavlng *
Ua ..*
u . . ni..L
m . me*
Mra. L. 8. Shepard and Miss Sara will III, an event of July 30, waa Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Mrl.aultn
typical Imcrlcan hoy m Tin- Red
Coy. Mrs, Little and Milt FrnnkEaatorby as hostesses at H:00 honored recently with • lingerie
I'nliy." -II the S tu d io Muuiglil he
Friend* of Frank Takach will IIn.
P. M.i Business Woman’s Curie shower given hy Mra. J, B.
nct'iic.I a le*» foreign -minding !
No, 2, Miss Maud Wilson, chair- Crawford and Mrs. H. H. New- be glad to learn that he la now
name I’ater Mil— evolved, pin tiy I
nome with hi* ulster, Mia*
man,
nt the. Crawford home on at
___ _ with Mrs. Harry Sllshy, tiHto oom .........
from Mm filin'- dim 'lnr, l.nwl*
Aranka
Takach.
after
an
Illness
Magnolia Avenue, wllh Miss Maud, n*k Avenue.
MBest one.
ot
seven
weeks
in
the
Fernald
Wilson as co-hnslrss at 8:00 I*.
Decorations were of colorful Laughton .Memnrlnl Hospital.
11\ion Hum took the oiimt' in
BY VIVIAN BROWN
M.
! summer flowers. The dining table
AP Npwsfealurea
(t, \n iit Eleniiog until he /cored a
bit plnvllig a i Inn in lei l ulled Gig
Thi board of the W.8.C.S. of the wn* eovered with a lace cloth and
Mra. Lamar Milter snd daught...
---- .
Young ill "Tin- Min Hl-lor*" 11"
First Methodist Church will meet ii pnstel theme was carried out er. Mra. Warren Lester of H a-| Vic Daniones brand new nos#
kept Mm hamlli- f"i Imuaidf.
at 2:80 P. M. to he followed with in the dining room and In tho vana, Fla., are aaperted to ar- lt»>ks as if it were fc)llored by a
delirious
refreshments.
The
tsblo
Yii gitiia .lime- i altcil herself.
....It's“ aa
a business meeting at 3:00 P. M.
on Saturday to spend sever-' couple
*“ nf
'* 'Leprechaun*
"
j wn* rentered with s mlnlsture rlvo
Muvo. aflct a vaudeville act she
• t the church.
weeks as the guests of Mr. Irish a* *hatnria-k* at Blarney
tiride and groom on a refleetor al
mire worked with Lai nine John
Circles of the W. M. 8. of tin- mid crystal and silver appoint and Mrs. E. M. Galloway at their Castle. Hut here’s the big stopsecret reason why Vic, the teen
-on look tin- name day fnmi hei
FliKt Baptist Church will meet ments were used. During tho hum* on Mellonvllle Avenue.
ager* delight, Invc* his new nose.
uinldli- name nainl « varlallnii of
at 8:00 P. M. at the church in evening a prise was won hy
|„., mitlIii-i ' m maiden name, Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Crocker and He *ay*:
tha- same rooms as last month. A Mr*. Mike Mlnarlk In conteata
lle-ult: K albuo Giaysuo
daughter of Ware Slmal*. S. L ..
"Three month* ago whim I had
program meeting will he held at that were enjoyed.
A iilinuuologl-l 'old movie hope
4:00 P, M. In the Assembly Room
Miss Wilkinson was attractive •nd Miss Shit In v Mi-ddm of C at- my nu*e trimmed. I Inst an in
fnl Harriet Lake -lie would bnvi
of the Educational Building.
In a coral colored sunhack cot houn Falls, S. C s t guests fur feriority complex that I had all
i lietler luck willi ......... imuic. Rlic
few days of Mr. snd Mrs. Joe my life. It'* really awful when
The Sunbeams of the First Map- ton frock with which she woro aKoke.
bn* been doing veiy well n* Ann
you've
got
a
hanaleup,
hut
in
my
white
accessories.
Those
enjoy
tilt Church will meet at limit p. M.
■Rnltirrii
ing the evening with Miss WIIcase, at leant God gifted me with
• t the chureh.
Dawn 1’ni 1- calleil beiaclf Dawn
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kanner a voice which rmitd offset niy
kinson were her mother. Mrs.
tl'Day In tlie movie* Rut she
Jack Wilkinson. Mrs, Mlnarlk, and sons, Charlea and Paul, have humiliation a little Idt. And, whan
Mr. and Mrs. I.lncoln Grow Mra.
Frank
Dsmpler,
Mra. arrived from Lna Angeles, Calif.
1«ft today for llaltlmoro, Md. Arthur Moore, Mra. Josh Phillips, j to visit with the former’* mother, I waa in school, t engaged In
w h irl
tney wilt visit
their Mra. W. W. Tyre. Mra. Curtis Mra, Charles Kanner. and other athletics — baseball and basket- ■
ball — that helped too,
t
daughtsr and son-in-law, Mr. and Lavender, Mra. Herman Brown, relatives.
"But think- of other kid*.-When
Mrt. John 1,. Matthnl, ami grand- Mra. Hsrrv I,ee, Mra. Al la-e,
I wa* in school the fresh rude '
son, A. B ratton Huntley. They Mrs. W. P. Brooks Mrs. I.ee
Mrs. Fred R. Wilson left by kids always were the hnndirapped
Jetor plant to visit In Wilke* Draper
of
ta
k
e
Wales,
Mis*
plana
last
Saturday
for
Westhurv,
one — buck teeth, pock marked
Bane, Pa
*}*r y n , 7 ' i. **[?' ^ r" r f.?.V ' l ung (aland, N. Y. where aha will
Mr*. Buddy tak e, Mr*. Carl Wil- v|ilt Mr. ,nd Mrs. Dan Mltchem »kln, birth marks, club feet, big
Mr. and Mr*. II. B. tlenlev of Hams.
Mra. A. Koonta.
Mr*. Bn(), h#lr r>m,|y am)Roh#rt
W1). hose*. They had such tremendous
Inferiority complexes la-muse of
Leesburg were the weekend guests Frank Adams. Mrs. Theo Jones, son.
these flaws that they acted tough
of Mrs. Henley's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Orien Farrell, Mrs. Clarand mean just to lie noticed,
Mr*. A. B, Mahoney.
•nee Henderson and Mrs. Eli«aMr. and Mr* W. R. Willi* and whnreas they really ached to he
•*th tak e. Also th# Misses Elsie
„ ml Doris, had
Farley. Ellen Hoy, Hetty Moore. ' .k l.m s . ,,n Sunday Mr. and popular. And, their parent* won
dered why they were difficult I"
la v e Williams and Betty !■«"- ' £ r
liard and family of handle."
Door* O pen
Del.a ml. Mr. Pritchard is profes
Handsome Vic thinks it I* up to
sor of Rlology at Station Unlver
I. \ S T T I M E S T « » D A >
the parents to do *omething about
r'0 Attend Dance
sity.
these obstacle* when the kids am
At Tourist Center j Mr. and Mr*. Robert Steel* sml <|iiita young, no matter how much
_
.. ,
,
, . daughter Kay* and Mra, M C, the sacrifice. If they don't, It wilt
panfard-Orland* Road Turn on
Over M bojmn u i glrla attended Htone have returned from Belt- cause them grief later, he nay-.
There ar* plenty of good pla*
Fla, 414 at iba Flashing Arrow he daree last IGnlavov, nine at j woo(li A|,. wh«re they spent a
ELABTICIZED BODICE -G ray
he Tourist C n '- v *i ns red by
d
w|th Mrii gtM |e-,
tic surgeons who ran perform ml
*he Recreation Department. Dnr-, M„ Htonr's parents, Mr. and Mr*. raclei on the skin; orthopedic chamhray with elastir.ini bndire
and o,«
hlg «n"i
skirt pocket*, from ,,|r
the »ivi. . . _
Last Time Tonight •Ing, softball and shurflehoard c . Edmondaofl.
who straignten
straighten out ciuii
rlul
surgeons wno
son
i,
feet, pigeon toes snd webbed fing
aummrt collection of n New York | n l i r H O l i y 1111(1 I* r l ( l l l >
,
vtra rnjoyffl thrnufbout thu fv^n-1
_____
Mr. and Mr*. V. C. Messenger era; orthodontists who do amailng i designer Front f a s t e n s with
7o
a m a a re .. a n u a iw ...ax*onest
A prlae was
won during the have returned from a vacation Jobs on had tenth, he say*. Thl* dainty peart button*
evening by Miss Martha Cameron' *pent in Katonah, N. Y. and Gads- work often can b* done in free ! I N Y D r m /nsflfafe P hoto I
(
snd Frank Mllla aa the heat dan-1 dm , Ala. Whlla In New York Mrs. clinics II th* family cannot afford "ess and other prises were award- Messenger attended tha graduation to pay.
MKNH
.1
ed for various contests. Prises of her niece, Mlaa Shirley Fraser
Vic’* mein reason for having
„ CECILY BltmVNHTONF.
ware donated hy Roumlllat and, Morgan, from Katonah High hla noae chopped was a deviated _____ ______
septam which interfered with hi* 1 HATDRDAY NIGHT RDI’I'ER
Anderson Drug Store. .Chapar-1 School.
breathing. Now he likes hla nose. p„rk Chops, Parsley New Pntones ware Mr*. Charles Vodopich,
----------Mra. T, E. Tucker and Miss Elisa1 Among those who loft ysater- ao much he'* inaured It for 411-11. Jaioe*, Hniierkrnul with Tomato
IRHitce, Bread and Rutter. Emit
Hutchison.
| day to attend tho band camp *b 000.
When ha arrived at Dt;- Bom Raimi wllh Cream Dressing and
Among Ihoie winning the o n 1 the Unlverelty of Mtoml w a n
wheels race* at the Urft. F r o n t : Key Holtaelaw, Barbara Fearca, Bhvvr a ulliue lor consult** on, In- | Hevi-rnge.
say* tha doctor grabbed bis now I’ARHLEY NEW I'OTATOEB
amt laughingly said, "boy, >di i Ingredients: 2 pound* small new
boy, Just what I’ve bean wiiiting potatoes (acrulibed under cold run
1
lur, Die longest nose in tht- world ning
Jimmy Moya and David Haatar. V n'
■ - water bill not neeloil),
!'
Vic said tnat would have uuen teaHpoon salt. \ cup bolting water,
Each Saturday momlng a t 11:00
Mrs. W. D. Stine and daughters, enough tu gtva him a small cu,v J lublespmin* butler m margiir4. M. boy* and girls from tha re Mrs. Harold iohM M of Bello
creation group will bo Interview*! Glade, end M n. Joe McKinney ol tntvriority except that ho knew Iric, 3 tablespoon- finely-cut parsIley.
during the "Children's Classic of Goldsboro, N, C„ have re It would be ul! any minute.
He had a law qualma at first t Method; Pul I In- potatoes in a
Hour" over radio Station WTRR. turned from • trip to New York
Appearing on Inst week's show where they visited their son and that perhaps hla vutcu miglr. wnI -1 saucepan with a tightly fitting
By
were Shota Moore, John Krlder, brother Albert C IU m nnd hla far aa tha result of the ojHrslIon. In.vcr. Add the salt nnd bulling
b
u
t
a
tonsil
operation
somu
weeks
water;
bring
tu
a
boll
ami
cimk
|
—
AHDF.ll—
Jr. nnd Frnnk Mllla.
family.
baiora hadn't thrown him off u over low heat until lender-about.
.....
30 minutes. Drain; simku pan M lA V K Ir- Wamici Ing Ihrmigb
nota so ha took a chanca.
Vic le going to Hullywuod now over bent to dryy .potatoes, add Wales."
for that long overdua screen test. butter or margarine nnd parsley. COMEDY — "Heavenly Dase"
Joaepn Pasternack will do it and tl'arsliiy enn lie eaally cut with
6 -9 8
Vic la confidant. Ha sayat
a kitchen scissors.)
Calender
^
9
W t HANFORD IR R A LD . SANFORD FLORIDA — '
.g g - a f e .
5o a a /
•
i/
•ffff
*
ersonals
Tech Talk
BtTryGKAB/f
SUMMER ROSE
"Rite-Fit”
The Reopening of
"I'd lov# to do a picture on my
favorit* story, ‘Golden Boy, 'but
1 don’t think I'll gat a chant*
The atory la all about a buy who
wanted tu be a fighter, and whom
father wanted him to be a musi
cian. Ha stuck by hla guna and
became a tarrlfc fighter."
In bis awn ease, Vic’* parents
always hpva encouraged him to
•lag although hla electrician father
did put la a bid occasionally to
f » t him U study electrical onginetriag. Ha think* tha wonderful
faith hla father and mother show
ed him la why ha waa able to gyt
ahead "aven in apit* of that ob•taclo aeoa.” Ho seye:
“Any hid should be able to dePOhd on hla father and mother for
kelp end advice. If they can’t
~ wha n alia will they
n w p a t kids on the
to tho beginning^ why
pWt a bad Ufa, which
tho moot difficult to
m
Yriu’ll live iii litis* "Bo-evnrywhare" dress.
Thursday
Ton Iffht
Silhouetted while rosea on ft dark back
ground create a cool, coul print for sultry
days.
Fine iiunlity rayon crepa In black and
■■ ■ ■■■
> <
V It
Penny
A rthur
Slnglutun
Lake
COI-OR CARTOON — SHORTS
Children under 12 FREE
Complete Shown 7:45 and 9:80
RAIN OR SHINE
“MOVIIfl U N D IR TUB STARS"
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■
,
' II I A N D O
'
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white or navy and white. Sliea 14H to24H
C O W A N ’S
HI ( 111 W A y
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THEftANTti&rfftAU).
A nd St.Augustine Meet A t Local Park Tonite
Giants Drop 14 In-1
hing 6 To 5 T ilt I
To Saints N i n e ;
Schultz To Pitch I
" 'I
T hree Speedsters Pension On Fund Problems Spur
Pace Pack In 9th
P la y e r s In A l l - S t a r Contest
Race In Daytona
AUGUSTINE, July fi
FLORIDA STATD LMOVR
DAYTONA REACH, July ft—
W l< F pi u a (Special)—Missouri Dasher, Little
l l ; —A double from the b at Teem
t i n .eea
imum-hvIII#
Lrl* Judy followed by a single •Daytons
Hlrechl* end Honest Reward highto lo a ll 1
llssi'h
J ro te Pic hen knocked In the eANVOHD
4i aa -ITT i
light an octet of “upper cruat”
Maine run for the St. Augus- HI. Acrustln#
41 IT .111 l« greyhound* which will »te action
, 41 40 111 II
,
Belnta here t u t night In the Pslatks
liM^uni *
I II 41 111 14*4 tonight In the feature ninth race
i inning of the game between Crlando
IT 11 .III 11 at the VoluMa County Kennel
Sanford Gfanta end the St. Letahurs
I 11 1* IT1 11*4 Club. Thl* classic has been desig
Reeall* T H ltf lir
luguitine Salhta. The Salnta won
nated the Sheraton P la it Hotel
Palalka I, urlaildn I.
Be name 0 to ft.
Il
I, ‘l.«»#tiure -i.
Handicap In honor of the hundred*
Tonight the two teama go to
ONllieevllle 1. Daytons IDsi'h 1 nf vlaltor* to Daytona staying at
HI.
Ausas.l.in
1,
Hanford
1,
14
Inn
Sanford for the final content of
that hostelry, and hotel offlclala
UlMH T atar
two tilt aerloa. Hal Gruber of
Pals) tea at (Irlanilo.
and guest* will congratulate the
Olanta Indicated hero laat
HI. Aiiauslln* nl Hanford.
winning greyhound.
ht that he would aend Right- \ OalnaavllU at Uaylnna llaarh.
The highly regarded Missouri
Leeshitr* al DsLsnit.
Joe Schulti to the hill
LHAOVN
Dasher ran out of the money In
face the Ancient City Tm * AHRIIICAN
r
W L Pet IJD lent Saturday'* feature and to
N#w York
41 11 .141
" * 3 ? , In the Sanford park.
44 lo
111 4 night he will be out to make
Itn Banai. ite r Salnta mounds- Philadelphia
Cleveland
II I t .III I
■mend*. Honest Rewaid. owned by
___ the_ route to poi
want
poat the pel roll
i* M .mo *i*4 Randle Brothers will be one of
itory laat night, while Manager Ifoitlnn
II II n o it
II
.4*>t i'»<- the Deaher'a mult dangerous op
bar lent Ban Wilbur, Charlie Waahlnelon
10 41 .400 11*4 ponenta while Little Bleachle la
and Jack Boback to the Chicago
11.10 .III 14 *4 certain to put In a strong bid for
to face the hone club. Bo- HI. I.out*
Heeella TCetetftay
victory, This latter Juvenile,. own
waa credited with the defeat,
Ponton 4 Nr* York 1
Cleveland I, Detroit
oil I.
‘ Sanford’* catcher, I.rn Matte
ed hy Edward Willard, Kored
Ht.
Lintls
0.
Chicago
I,
Centerfioldor Tommy Cataldo
throe win* in a row recently, the
Ir ml *(he attack on Bcnea with
first greyhound to arrumplleb thl*
NATIONAL LRAOIt*
w i. I'rt u n feat since the '4tl season started.
hit* each In seven I ripe to 1 m m
101
t
l
ip
Brooklyn
plate.
Incidentally the Willard Kennel*
HI. l-oul*
<1 in r.K'i t
Tomorrow avfnlng the Olanta Philadelphia
tl It Bl'l l>4 have still another entry In to
40 • 4 411 t
Daytona Beach and tha Holton
night's classic, namely Mel Ling,
York
IS IS 41111 5*4 fresh from a sensational victory In
teama raturn to Ranford on flaw
40
417
11
limlmrah
11
night. The Olanta play Cincinnati
iiu-lnnslt
1* 41 414 II*f the Fourth of July Handicap.
from horn* Saturday and Chicago
SI 4* . m 14*4 Other are speedster* making up
T fM itlar
lay. Sanford nlay* In Latathe celebrity pack tonight ere
Saturday night end In DePoverty Pride, Hustle Rut#, Ken
Phlladel|ihla 7, Urooklyn I
Sunday afternoon.
- ■ aame acheduled
■edu-----|
(Only
yon and Mild Man.
G a i n e s v i l l e ' s G-Men, who
The program tonight calla for
couldn't beat the Florida Stata
seven races over the fi-18 mile
Laigue All-Star*, are doing all
route, one sprint over the futurity
right taking on the other teama
course, while both the seventh and
c a r a t a time.
tenth race* will be marathons,
' The (1-Men took a three-game
1st Hare S/I«4ha Mil*
Mad by trimming Daytona Beach,
list Hall UrUIr lleaklel
Alllil Al. tlilp MrOlilr*. Hhl Hon
M laat night. DeLend put over
I'm sell. Montana Mini, Kju luslvathree in the ninth to defeat Leasrial, Hoslnn Posl.
NEW YORK, July f t- W l- U n - l>. Ilmen
burg, 5-2, Palatka bunched ita
Ia4 Hae# B/ISIhs Mile
It** he goe* Into a *udd«n tallapin,
tt.sst Halt
__ Dalir
___ , peskier
kit* to noae Orlando b-4.
Itocksl, H.s r I I’rav
George Fulta held Daytona Brooklyn'* Jack)* Robinson look* InsVVMMlIn'
I'rlarsss Arulrrs Whirl
Baach to fiva hlta a* hi* Ualnea- like e shoo-in to win the National tin mlInirkls.
I 'H i t . 1*1, tllriilnn t'hlef,
l-O JI.n **l
yllle matea rapped I.#* Kaeh for League'* batting title.
Hsee a/ieiba Mite
Under no preaaurr at nil from
nine, A! Ptrtle nomrred with two
t^irri ot llovnl View, Tuff fine.
on beat in the aiatb Inning for any of hi* rival*, Robinson enjoy* Him.
live live Illues, Hu> Joe
Urn Uevll’a
enoughh to win. Lou
m m re 14th
Min a 24-point lead at the halfway ** hlrloti Ifetnlev Little Kiiiho.
Ith Itaee fl/IOIh* Mite
Miner of the leaaon In the top of mark, with a batting uvi-ragf of
I'luqi rfilcks, Henator lion, itnll(he, ■lath accounted for both Day- .903.
Ina Hklff. Jessie Hlae*r, Hoeen,
tana Beach K o rea
A week ago, Ralph Klner, I'lttn Ar.li> <llrl. .terser lee, Jenny II
Mk Haee Keterllr
DoLand broke up e tight pit- burgh’* Mugging outfielder, gave
tVInnlna llaMI, l.lllle l.eln nil's
ahlng duel In the ninth, banging Indication th at he might give Dnrllna.
Iliinnr's Master. N'lghl
Leeeburg’i Joe Meietla for I tour Bobby a Imltla a* he vaulted from Watch. Jn-llce
Jintge, llmnilt
hits. They were g uod for three fifth to aerond place with a 24- Wplrli hi* Hauler.
sik
Hare
n/ISIk*
Mile
curia and gave Seoul Vlllamet polnt gain. However, Klner Mowed
llashful IlHchelnr. Hew
ika vMory.' He held the caller up during the la»t week ami fell er,Htistln,
fee Itrlle suit Itravy. Isiok
dwallera to five ilnglei.
Ut lluely. Treks. My I'atrh. Kurtey
to third with hi* .300.
Hurley.
Kerb McLeod'* timely hit In
A) (Red) Bchoendlest of the Ht.
Tih llare tteaeb 4'aars#
•Igth Inning cuupled with a Loui* Cardinal* regained *eruml
He Me 111. Mexico Medit-Ine,
iltch by Stan Zedalts of place by two point* with a
Uusenle
lloysl.
Krlsky
Della
_ t gave Palatke two run*
llnh.
VIcloKor I'rlrte, llnlllne
figure.
W
illard
Marshall
o
f
the
lllack
Van.
Ilavlland
the edge over the Santera.
Naw
York
(Santa
made
the
hlgaih
Haee
a/iaiks
Mil*
Tebb doubled homo two
Medalliilnn, Itn rkel Holler. Coco
taa that had nut the Aiaiea* goat gain of the weak, advancing tllrl.
1Maureen,_Hirslehi
___
flirt, Urey
I front IB the fifth. Joe Hrlcln- from toth to fourth with 12 hlta Ktlfe. Talmaee llulie. Tin Type.
21
trlpa
to
the
plate.
He
boosted
In
T
________
I'a two-run homer In ate eighth
fckTt f c a a / . . , * Mil*
Orlando* one ihort. Catays hla mark td .330.
ISkeralea Palis llalel Haa
aatleaal
Bobby Thomson, a teammate of
‘ Hi
Lillis tt*sch|e. Poverty Prill*.
|ia la i| the winner, and‘ “7-edel
Itnnesl
newnrd.
Missouri
linshsr.
Marshall, Is fifth at .321. Then
gafa up nine hit*.
lletlp Huh#.
Hubs, Kenyon. Mild Man.
Hustle
comes (II) Hodges of Brooklyn, Mel
ILine.
Jaw.
T
.318; Enos Slaughter of St, Louis,
lath Mae* neaeb l.'eera*
fcManue, #■
T. Town, Danwimd, Cnrltcne.
,313 and Pee Wee Reese of Brookrrees, Dusky Hspord, Vllsmln,
lyn. .312.
■tine .
Hullin’ Hlnne. kllver f(-(le
feiie. n
Wally Wustlake of Plltahurgh, aMt.KVTiiiiva you wM iixHaiiar
riral“
- - -liuamn I’usi.
Italdo. Cl
Hrst—llrown
del.
at .918, and Hid Cordon « ( New
(evekl*. rf
York at .IIIHl, round out the hlg I’srnrtl.
kern ml —Hoar r. ISiiHurr. Itlyulan
,b ^. lb
ten. Westlake replaced Eddie Ka- Chlsf.
Inowshl.
llsmley. Whltlun. I.arr*
lu r. *
ask, roerkia third baseman of tha ot Thlnl
Haynl View.
Cards, who earlier this year, waa
gourlh —(Jueen. Chilli Htlrke, Jen
the leagua'a leading batter,
ny H
, F ilth—Juetlre Jutlne. Hly llanler.
Meanwhile
(leorge Kell, Detroit I.lilla*
tanwn:
Kill. ‘Let*.
‘
third btMman who got off the In*
alslh—Kswey Dee. Trek*, Fi»Jury Hat last weekend, head* ley Hurley.
la rd t, a*
le v e iilh - qnsenle Hoy al. Havl
American Laague battars by 18 Unit,
II.- Light
percentagea points with na .848.
p ik h ih
-Y trsish i Kdae, t'opt.
‘ -^nirnlehi
Kell slipped five points but OlFl. Tin Type.
Dasher, Lit III
Dom Di Maggie of Foaton, h la1 ...SiPi?—1
nearest rival, sTilddetl nine to .830. '* t i m l - <“ rd.ne *iT. Town, Silver
Unchanged In third apot with ensile,
aton'a Ted Williams,
.819 wae
for Rose In th
a ll nnn mo ono so—I
w|ow
«i hy Detroit', vie Gonzales Denies He
^«iee i si ooi iso sse a t - i Werts with J i l l Bob Dtlllnger,
aa
n , <» u f - i —t i
rkarrit I. nins*. McMaeus. St- Louts, .810) Dale Mitthell,
H ll Put On Weight
■•Jon, Marklanit. Wi l b e r , ,
----------- . HR/-—8hotmak*r I, Fenln. Cleveland, J 0 9 | Gerry Prlddv, 8t.
• j L tJik*^ IB -f.» io , P in -1Louis, .8M| Eddie Jwiet, PMIndelSPRING LAKE, N. J. July
on, Jody. DP—Jonsn'to Mat-, phla, .BMt Hank Majeiki, Pbiln- (/PMPancho
n
Gomelea wants une
lEj J o Feplot Khrllsrilt to
e Butler, bell—find bird III delphla, .802, and Vera Stephens, and all to know he le not ovsr•Ustlne II IlH—'»( WMhi-r Boston, .801,
/Night.
t o 4. Bohsck I n o -h y Wit
Williams continued aa the runsr,
Indignantly denying reports he
K7b *"*J J- Ho*1sok S Ho
le 1 inning* • » ri'h't bet ted-In leader with 80 but waa has put un poundage since win
Inning 0,_o runs. IIP — tied by Stephens In the home-run alng tha national hamplonshlp last
FteHsntl
ksn li Bene* (Mstln-Bene* J . I>ieer—Hn- division, each with 19. Warta gain year,, tha Loa Angles tennis star
Ills and Bunk. T—It 16 ed tha lead In hlta with 88. Otitor •aid yesterday he actually weighs
specialised
leaders wera
waa than ha did a t Forest HUis.
changed.
J
igad. Jooet
had tha mo4it runs,
Gonsales started hie summer
IN THREE SPORTS
7ft» MnJaakl
76)
Msjeskl tha ......
moat dour
•helgn leading to the nation*
----PARK, > Vt—St, Mitchell the moat tri
yesterday by whipping George
Dillingsr tha moat
duManoIr of the homo club In the
Oollege’s first thrse- nlna.
■peeing round of tha 41st annual
yeara ta
Lake Invitation tuurna
i Mm ,
TRAINER ADDED
J ■vent, 8-8, 6-1.
lakttbel) and 1bawball
TUCSON, A r la r-W J -A lull
“I weigh ahoat IN or eevan
time trainer for all sporta haa »ow, and 1 weighed 190 a t tha
■t. Michael's
been added to the UnlyeraUy of ■tlonala laat year," Gonsalea said.
Arliona a t h l e ^ department, staff.
U d He la Arth u r H. Bed*noeh, fbnttor
University
_ . . of Chicago faatball
| baseball out- •tar, For the paat 8ft years ho
___
la tha star half- "headed the physical educatli
'
Won
pertinent at Inglewood, Calif., high
toughar
laat
whoat, wharo ha coached Arlieno’l
Jn Alastalr Mardoable playtr, Ha naw head football coach, Boh Wins
N. J., who downan all-atato efturt ■law,
yg of Now York in tha
. Jaa atarrad la all
, 4-4, ft-4.
1 8 | Williams town high
TEXAS HANS LYNCHING
AUSTIN, TO*, July. f t- U P ) ST-
IF
Robinson Is Seen
As Sure Winner
Of NL Bat Crown
i5K"i»
A . dii
& "MR
M U '
iSZE K'hX'Eli
m
a blll ntokHM
Ytisass
A *
rapimaggto,
n a k iN B i
Ite m
1BW
HAMONE’S MEDITATIONS
By Alley
s is m il k s y
W 'W IU M E V U M
“P A T
I _ NEW YORK—When a boalng
Icodimlsiioii Introduces a flghb
NEW YORK — The All-Star
| promoter from the ring th a t’s
Oama—a contest reluctantly ap
news. At least it stopped the boo
/Al L o o K IM ’ 5 ’A M C T lP fl'P
proved by eluba owners and ocIn Madison Square Garden.
DEYJf
o T ' ?C T jto tf U ingThere
easloBally shunned by the players
were only GJB14 customer*
S
o
m
E
w
h
ARS
A
f
o
u
r
/
In the Garden when-Eddie Eagan
—could blossom Into an event ae
SOLD OUT QUICK
From The
chairman of the New York 8tate
rond only to the World Series.
EAST
LANSING, Mich.—OR—
Athletic Commission, waa pre
A Hit with the fans almost from
sented by l.udovlc Chancel,’ French The Michigan State-Notre Dame
the start, the “Dream Game” was
Consul General In New York. football game here Nov. 6 was the
considerably slowea to capture the
I cliunrel then Introduced Emil first UMli grid sellout In the coun
Imagination of the owitgrs. And BY ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL
Glmuiu «f ‘he French Boxing try. The sale of ticket* was clo«e4t
the player* never have taken the
Herald Sporta Editor
Just eight days after It began.
Kcdcrutlon.
contest really to heart.
After Eagan received from
The Iflth game, stated for July
FINALLY MISSED
Glxuux the French Medal of
Daytona Beach
13 at Ehbeta Field, should he the
TUCSON, A rli.—(/P)—The 1M9
.Sports,
the
audience
booed
about
Benny
Kahn,
uutipopken
spurts
turnin'* nolnt. For the second
ns loudly as when Robert Vllte- season marked the first time In
straight year moat of the proceeds scribe uf the Dayluna Beach News
main, the Frunch middleweight, nine years that the University of
will go to the Players' Pension Journal, is still stirred up about
hud lost u split decision to Jacob Arliona golf teem has not W4M
Fund. The fund la In had shape. the ruling made hy FHL Presi
l.n.Motta.
or shared the Border Conference
The plover* are looking for weya dent Jim Butler on a protest
Kagan, the Oxford Kholar who rhiunplonshlp.
launched hy ilia Daytona Beach
to fill the coffers.
was a pretty good amateur fightThey proved laat season after Islets against tha U eshurg Dod
er himself during World War I,
THIRD BEST
fur a league
Boh Feller was withdrawn from gers
.
. violation regarddal with thanks.
accepted the medal
EAST LANSING, Mich—OF)—
the game by hla frontooffaa that l in
Ing veteran players,
When the tmolng got louder, E a Michigan State's 1W40 baseball
they are tired of players pleading
Benny say* In pert.
gan talked louder, finally getting team produced the third best win
That
was
rather
a
curious
Imaginary back aches to stay out
to the point where he wae almost ning'recurd in the 25-year coacblaf
shouting from tho ring.
of the game. The boya let Feller statement which emanated from
of head mentor John Kobe.
the
Florida
Slate
League
of
(ice*
But Eagan is not one to become cureerteum
know they didn't Ilka his sitting
won IK end lost eig h t
tin Gainesville last week, beating
unduly ruffled. He averted at- The
the game out.
ttntiori by doing the unexpected: Hub's top team was his 1N6 ag
In the past, too, the starting the signature of Jim Butler.
“And now I appeal to all you gregation, which won 21 and lost
pitchers have been worked f u
f f «»»* w,,kh said the F8L
. .1. Imm4 4, Tt, B-ll a,.
lovers of sport* to give a hand five.
games before the All-Star cun- i Prs-iitom would nut penal lie Lees!*•
I
'n
l.
Ht.t
u a r.i non,
to Mike Jacob* who Is here to
teat, and secondary hurlera had burg for violating the league’s
positive roster regulations lienight."
final show in tha Garden when
to work tha game.
The crowd arose and rheered Villemsin beat Pet* Meed, he ooi
AU that should tie over. Men cause “It was not for the best In
Uncle Mike like a champion. Tho Eddie Eagan off the hook. Ml*
selected for tha gama by tha fans, terest of baseball to do so ”
piomoter’s face, drawn and thin
nee turned loud boos Into
“ Under the ministration* uf a
who pick ell but tha pitchers,
ns the result of s stroku two
cheers, something th a t te
are going to compete, If physically mun named Butler, however, Day-1
years ago, lit up. It was s grand
•ult to do—even In tha fight
tona Beach's rights were deliber
able.
flniite for the former ticket broker game.
In addition, the National League ately ignored and somehow Lees
who had done so much for the
la tired of lining up for what h;a s. burg was figuratively found not
fight game during the last 1ft
become Ua annuel lumps. The Am- j{i,,lll1y , / “r
pfmu!
years.
NEW YORK, July
•rlcan Stars have won sis of thw Lsatelmll.
lerhnps what Butler
11ary Markson, who has tieen
last seven game*, three of them " ' " f **11 ln
*or «hH flelder Monte Irvin snd Infjeliler In charge of Jacob’* 20th Century
Henry Thompsnn, the first negro Sporting Club since last fall, es
In e raw
best interest of Butler.
The game that started that I ’’The unhappy fad that Leesburg players to app«<nr oil the club's timates that Uncle Mike has
string, the 1841 contest, was one ‘* ‘ «l*‘** I"*1
h»» .««• L« rln« roster, have been purchased by the singed some 1142 fight promotions
that long will chafe National Lea- on the enfurrement uf the rules III New York Ginnts from the Jersey in 15 years In the Garden, St.
the rule book. Last year the Abbe-I City club ami will he in uniform st Nicholas Arena and the ballparks
gue memories.
The Nationals had won 4-0 Jn villi-, lui., rluh was leading t h e 1I lie Polo Grounds when tin- Glantfl lure. Somewhere between 80 and
1840 and seemed home In thalr bid
i; Evangeline League when meet I lie Phils tonight, It wus un- 100 of these promotion* included
title fights.
for two straight. Leading by a “n
‘, u^ r
foun‘1 ",d" r nnuurod yesleiduy.
To loake ruum for the two men,
Jacobi, more than anyone else,
score uf 6-4 with two out In the t ^ i r control, rim league prexyforwho
have
been
playing
fine
bull
in
Is responsible fur ttie rise oT Joe
nlnth, pitcher Claude Pasaeau had f« ‘«l 36 ga'i,, s and dropped Abbeonly to dispose of Ted Williams. TIM!Vfr?m
"jf*' ,,1B ',t*ndi1n*r" ' the InliTlintioniil (aoigue, the Gi- Louis. He broke the monopoly the
Claude hail fanned Ted the inning
lh.°.
clol,"r
! unis send Infleldei- Jack Lnlirke Garden had on the heavywclghti
before
tion Ills viuillct was not tou luirshl and Outfielder Pete .Millie to the crown when ho got Jim Bruddock
B ut' William# Instead drove a because Abbeville-had been winning j Jersey City dub, a Giant property to meet loiuis In Chicago In 1037,
After Louis won the crown ho
two and one pitch daep Into th * ,Lf u,ln«
extra ilu»* un u|qiositlnn.
Thompson, ,i 23-year-nld unlive made 25 title defenses, all of
right field stands with twn m ates' Pi“>,‘,r1
f|,vul
them
with Jacobs’ consent. Mike,
aboard, The slemler slugger danced j . A*“1u.lly’„ T 1' ' ” ,?.r“n 1 |M0 of l.„s Angeles, whs purehnsed by himself, promoted 11 of Louis’
Jersey
Glty
funn
the
Kansas
L
’jty
merrily around the bases and the ™ 1" ’;1 h* l,"l, ta r ; “r,,l,r" ry VBr‘
ilefenies In New York, eight
Junior leaguers hehl a real victory l11"
•" " if Leesburg case. O r| Monari'li’s lust Winter. His regulur title
uf them in the Garden.
celebration In the Briggs Stadium 'V '" " 1 J*? followed the vlt-is- • posiliou Is second liaae, but he lias
Uncle Mike’s first million dollar
situiles uf .Muyor Butler uf Gaines- j played third huso, shortstop ami
clubhouse.
gate came In 103fi in the LouisOnly in 1944 have the Nationals vllle, u siiikli town pulllklsii who (lie outfield, He was given u brief Mux Baer bout ln Yankee Stabeen able to win a game since. works un the side as o iuhhylst fur trial by the St, Louis Browns in duim. two month* after Beer lest
11M7.
They captured that game, 7-1, In ■ tubuccu t or |iu rut loo T
the title tu Jim Rruddock. Tho
ay ROHM I RAY
“ Butler was rlectcd president of
He has been hitting at a 203 fight drew 88,150 fans yho paid
Plltahurgh. The IN S game waa
the
KHL
last
January
hy
■
bitter
clip
with
Jersey
City,
his
fill
hit*
There
i*ee bettw ptiM h t keoM
.000.882.
cancelled because of war-time
Boxing, has had eight gates of I
er beileei* — th«e 0O2III
travel restrictions and the postwar one vote margin. Fuller (Presi Inrliidlng n dnxen home runs, 320
AND CAY MINT1 TfcM'l
history of the classic haa been one dent of the Daytons Beach Diets) triples and nine double*. He ulso a million dollars. Three of them
of frustration for the eenlor group. Mrenuausiy opposed Butler on th* lias stolen It liases. He bat* left* were promoted hy Jacohs, In 1084
n
sensible
grounds
Ihst
he
wasn’t
bunded,
throw*
right.
he
brought
Louie
and
Max
Scli-'i
Blanked tl-O ln the horrible 1043
Irvio also Is a power hitler. The mating together for a second tlmo
cl weilker. Tea testify te ha
affair, they lost the 1047 contest qualified for the delicate Jut,. Be
ter*. i*4 you'll le Nested wHh
2-1 end dropped lest year's game sides, Butler1 wus president o( thu sjs foot, t IK)-pound outfielder, In Yankee Stadulm. At |4 0 tons,
Gainesville teum fur severiil years from Orange, N. J., tints mill 70,000 fans paid 11,015,012 to sea
the pike, tee I Speidr DAG!
Detroit Negro knock out the
A home run hy John Mlaa with and Day tuna Beach feu red ho throws rigid linnilrd. He hus heel) th*
Herman in the first round1
For
nobody aboard and a two-run clout might lie prejudiced, (Did 1 say leading the International League
In 104(1 Jacohs demanded nnd
be T)
In hitting with a .283 average,
l>v Stan Muslal accounted for all might
got
|100
fur
ringside
seats
fur
a
“An president of the FBI., Butler and ha* seven liniue runs, five
the sco rln rln the last three gemea
has conducted liiuiaidf like u vin triples and II two lm*e hits to return Louis-Hilly Conn fight In
for the man of Ford Frick.
dictive politician out to ''net" the Ids credit, i f well us II runs hutt Yankee Stadulm. There were only
vulers who opposed his election, ed ill. lie also bus stolon 11 liases, 4*1,2110 fens on hand hut they
Reserve C la u s e To
lie has made n farce uut uf thu mid las' te »■' *» b- l"i| tin' Gillian paid $1,1)26,1104, second only to
sport, instead uf stand Winter Li'tii-ie- in hitting, lie has the 12,068,(1(10 drawn hy the 1027
BEE
Get Early Hearing national
Tunney-Dempsev fight in Chic
ing four square and letting the p |,| h tired <
4* iionil* lie- ago's Soldier Field.
chips fall where they may.
fine ns a nieniber of I lit- Newark
Uncle Mike hse many fond
NEW YORK, July O -M l-T h *
Butler's decision In the previous
, memories aa he retires to his
court teat.of baseball's legs! struc PaD tks protest esse and me *.• Kngh s.
Rumaun, N. J., estate.
ture la now scheduled for Novem ■at Leesburg verdict seem It, ine a
Mure Ginn tf*“ soe-tes uf aster
One of the incidents he might
ber.
carry over from the Jsmiury base me native* to N-oth America.
214 SANFORD AVENUE
Ilka to remember ie how, on his
Federal Judge Henry W.
ball election. It Wuuld l>* 1*4:i Mihii
dard announced yesterday he was realistic tu view the situstioi in
giving Danny Gardella ‘i *300,000 ■ny otlwr light.'’
damage lull against the game's
offjelaja • priority ■fall hearing.
Ht. Aageelln* Helnta
Gantella,' the onetime New York
Manager Frank Piet of the St.
Giant outfielder who Was banished Auguetin* Salnta has sidelined
from
bath ball In 19441i iiimgvii
---- organised
-------------—it icn
hlmaetf lur
for inw
the tw
neat
ton u«jrn
day* udue
for jumping to the Mexican to an Injury, and according to
League, la challenging th* sporta recent announcement, he* placed
reserve clause,
himself in a non-pDying managers
He rontanda the clause, which rule,
blnda a -fla y e r to a club for Ufa
Big Jim Kotehar, Indian right
or until ihe club disposes of him, hander, lias ro-aignod lo play with
vltblatoa
“
“ anti-trust laws.
tka
tho Saints as a hope to bolster
A. B. Chandler, commissioner of a sagging mound crops.
bawball, rerently lifted the suaThu original plan of the St.
Hons of the Meslcen League Augustine management waa to re
pars, Gardella chose not to lease Lyle Judy, but noy that Piel
• back. Ha le playing semi- Is out, It will Probably be some
pro IMU In Cnnnda.
time before Judy actually draws
Two former I t. Louis Cardinal the pink ticket.
Pi toners, Mss Lanier and Fred
The Saint* have strengthened
M ania, who aimllar I2AOO.OOO their outfield with the addition
•ulto p o n d in g have re- of * rookie performer, Claud*
Shoemak*. Bhoemake has
playing In a semi-pro clrcullt for
burning
Roma, Ur-, and has been
boon burntni
up tha laague,. H has
hat bean reported,
played with the New■ORTON, July 0—(AT—Goorgt
lb of tho Georgia(Bgak) Boucher of Mountain,
two In 1947 and bat
O nl. member of oae of Canade'a ted ,941 la W games. H* also
ou(at«filing hockey families, Ima rapped out II home run* and bat
bean named coach of tho Button ted la 101 rues.
Bruin* of tho National Hogki
under a one-year can
DERRY J N GARDEN
her
NEW Y O B E M * )—The Roller
th*
Derby will ba s ta n d In Madison
Square Gordon beginning Sept. IT ,
nnd aonHnulrig for a week. Labeled j
_
. of sttoh hookey notohlea tha “fUst warid serte*" ta th a h U -|
aa Frank, th* Naw York l a n g m ’
ihating apart, the
‘
Billy arid Bobby, oldwill oaa compaDUoa tm
al Canadtone playare, a round-robin basis sstone teama
. M aK
COMMENTS
SIDELINES
%
Giants Purchase
Negro Stars From
Jersey City Club
SK
!
SaRLt&gEhff
DOZIERsGAY
IFAINTS I
Stanley-Rogera
Hardware Co.
CLOSED
for Remodeling
+ + + + + + +
uck Boucher Named
To Cotch Bruins
SATURDAY, JULY 9
■otroN.'Jto^
SK
J ®
M
i • f#
By FRANK ECK
i AP Newsfcsturea Hporta Editor
L lT T L IT T F oY c o m e
VTFtif7" MF r M M P IffW t
—
vay
Clubhouse
FIVE GRAND 8LAMMERS
NEW YORK—(A*)—When the
New York Giants brought Wesley
Westruin hack to the major* thay
did It with an eye on hla hitting.
After being optioned to their Jer
sey City farm teem, Weatrum
puunded uut five home runs with
the bases loaded. In t!6 games with
the (Hunts in i1848
f l ............
he hit only
‘ .130.
But that wus last year.
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�THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
Tennis Future
Bark At Swank
Forest Hills Club
PAGE FIVE
i U*w bent, .-titling umiafumilty dot
i uml iitlilltioiml 10 minute*,
j K*t'tillo|if<l culilingi', cauliflower,
COOKING WITH MI1.K
'union, carrot*. potiitu, tunili**, ami
ily Annn Mue Sikea
eggplant mo delicious. If thu vegeExtension Nutrltloniat
When heating milk, ke ep the ' Iiil'lo la not very leruler. Iioll for
few iiiimitea in ,1ininar11 water (n
tem perature low mill the rooking nrover
well, Put n lny. i ,,f finely
lime abort to protect the pi olein
chopped
vi'Ki'Inlile in n luittereil
and mineral a uml to leaaen Hie
bilking dish oi iiee|t |tim gmUr over
chance of ecorcbltur. To reduce ■mine
white -utiic. ilot over w i t h
■rum forniution cover milk when
heuting it over direct low licut. butter. mol *111 inkle - n i l , |ii'|i|ier,
When combining milk uml mi I mill Imlteteil hti'inl er erni'kor
acid food, told ucid food giudutilly i eriinilia on ion Itei'i iit, 11av111if
to the milk to prevent curling. j two luyei- mill -uffh'iiiit aiilire to
In ntakiiiK cream of tomato aoup, I eome to tup of luat layer. IWke
ill tneiliuiii iiol oven 'it to 26 miiia d d hut thickened tomutii to cool
!
ulea.
Seive hot in baking iliah.
milk, then heat the nilxtuio juat
until hot cmingli to aerve. Stir
conatanlly while healing.
When making n milk shi’l bet
I with a d d fruit Juice, aucli it* lemon
i mht the aweeleiieti fruit
Jiilt u
gritdutill)' to the milk.
White aauce, mude with milk.
I ia uaed very tutieli in cooking.
1
By PILANK BCK
k> Nawlfeeterea Sport* Editor
L ew YORK—Tb# W**t Siife
WUa Club probably haa »e*n tha
H o f professional tennis.
Ifba itadlum In awank Fufoat
Eli played to only 7.CXKJ caah
t tomen and a gate of approxlItaly flO^MM) during the recent*
kg pro champlotiahip.
frnl* waa hardly enough to moot l : l o V R r l t t y
teiues. In HUH the groaa take I I I ! A f i g s l s / « a r to t r i a d
N e w . J lu r ro e td , B lu *
U 126,000 . Jack Kramar won tha 11 1?*0' ! 2# OSJ1**!
rc b e a tra A S ta r
|e and picked up |2,60U: Thla 111
SO M o r n in g V a r ie t y
kr Kramer thought he could do I i t Ca M i l i t a r y lla rx l
lio o
W o r l d *t N u n n
kh bettor in England, and k* llilts
1100 C lu b
V right.
t:o o P o p u l a r M u M e
Bobby Itlgga, who turned back l i l t L a t i n A m r r li n n a
0 M u - l e n t V u r iv t le e
Li Budge in the final, B-7, 3-0, i 11 :1
1on l i a r N o n e l u n c l i
7-B, drew only (400 for hla 1 :0 0 T o t ln y ',1 U la r
Itr llitlllie *
kory, a rather pathetic return l i t ' 1 l i l t - *
:tt
T o u r M e n m r y N u n ff*
view of the fact that ho left ItiO
o M u *tc la iv e r * P r u a r a m
ligament* In England for the 4 iJ 0 T h e I l y l t i ‘ i|u e * l
i t f l n O r n n ( e <’ ||» | | „ u r
Iruament,
luuuerop (Judge got only (312 tt i: »t 0t HT hlner y t : IIl 0n u rl l r t a h l S p o t
1 hla effort* In the ninglea part ( . 0 0 N e w *
_ ,
the tournament, about fbou leaa d«na B lo c k M a r k e t d e p o r t
e k in r ld a
In he received la*t year aa a t : I S Tr twn liedl ln
d le H u n **
bl-final 1st.
* Jn H |iu rlR P a r a ite
poplt* statements from a few t i l t llu i h l y C l a r k B l n * *
f • 1njv n n a f T n t l i t
Imliilc tournament official*, the 1T:1o Vn P1 >rl
o p u la r M u s ic
|nla player* themaelve* feel that J i l n P o p u l a r M u « lo
will be many year* before the T t t S K e y n n le a b y C a r l *
ut Dope
int will return to Foreat Hill*. 1I :( 0I t0 RP au ixl f lOa m
e (P a y to n * B each )
‘he Weat Side Club back* the j to on P o u u ln r M u s is
“ 1. ^ N a t io n *
rnament at a rapgrted coat of io:is United
>00. Laat year the tourney c o a t1!?■’" tN' le* w» ** l r a l S o u v e n i r *
club a 12,000 luaa. With leaaiiJmit T u r n t s M s T i m *
n half of the 1048 groaa ta k e lltitn MMniaiu I t e n d ia v o u a
the gate thla time the future |
olf
SYDNEY. • Auatrnlin i/P)
A to net final
large brown atmke baa llveil In a
well at Marryntville, South Ana*
tin Ila, for three year*. It fell in
thtl — He A tld — Ne SI
there when half-grown mul iniule Ne♦ofA U
quick rrlUf im j amut tfiulti
tt* home lilt the roota of tree* lk« f*mou« VIC TORY O lN TM l NI
which have luokeii the ri'iimlit liltiptil fur lltr tH>|« In ihr clunk,
lh* hum* ftillt* de l VIC I IIH i —
will!* of Hie well. The anuke'* fi»i
Itrtulla
tUn fin | i n i AM ait.I ItTfi
Inline la about aeveli feet ilo W li u m l
it hua no wuy of I'n'uiuint. It la in
T H A 1”S Why Tlimtmtmik
I ' m * 4Ttrtiiiinle
S O F T M u ss mid lilp h l itulei
KI.OIIK m id iJpi'h, liu lc k l i n i n g
K IH ’II'M K N T Kimnicl
I.A ltC O l.U II) Kim nit*! mid \ urninh
1croquette a.
aar^ 'nf tn
I In making nil ty|ies. uae olio
J-.,,,,,',
i cup iif milk, l» teuapoon anil, uml
t
All In A M rn t'llir t'u lm s.
Call l ’o Kor
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Want Ada
lagl .frame bungalow, ana
and comfortable. Screened p
living room, dining room, 2 I
bedroom* and bath, garage,
ahad* Iree*. Excellent iielg!
hood. Price 17,300.000, $:
00 down.
W. B. William*, Raaltor.
Nic* 2 bedroom houae, tiled hath
Jk kitchen. Juat completed. Of
fered for Immediate aala 16050.00 on terma,
PHONE 148
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HERAIiD
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ro tis lru ii
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FOR PAINTERS Deooratow, Pa- j 1141-J.
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per Hangers. PIhiiip 320 or
IK1K-J after «:«0 P. M. Work 11>— H mh I iivhh < )|i|d irtu n it ies
Guaranteed. No Job too luige or
Imi hiimiII. Kallmiili'* cheerfully Vo, .Sale SHOPPE I HI A PEA I I -
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Pllune UIH-.I lifter ft P. M.
need 2 pc. lied rumn Millie $7IMIR
Slightly u*ed 6 pc. dliielte 211.116
u*eil ice box
24.GO
Expert Rtiilm Ht'pulring
iiet-tl 3 pc. living ilium aulle 10.06
Fuel Mycra, 311 E. 2ml. Hi
iiai'il tlrcaeer
14.06
Hava 1 water front lot and 10
MATHER OF SANFORD
VENETIAN IILINHH matin to or
M ar wat*r front lota In May- 20.1-00 E. I at. m.
Phone 127
itur. Senilnnlu Vunutlnu Illlmt
.fair, priced from 6600.00 to
Co. 821) W. 3rd. Hi. Phune
$1100.00 each.
NOW IN STOCK AVAI LA HITFI
1162-W.
Ft ill IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Have Ranch land* from 60 acres,
NEW
FI.CllRH ntiitncuil to pet fac
It
Ell
HILT
SINGER
HEWING
to 40,000 acre*, Improved and
tion. Old flmiin mudu like now.
MACHINES IN ACL MODELS.
unimproved. See ua before you
Vlniahiug, cleaning A waxing.
ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO.
buy ranch property.
Puttalile power plunt, 22 year*
Fir*t A Magnolia Ave.
experiitnrti In Suminule ('utility,
C. A. WHIDDON, HR.
GLADIOLUS-beautiful g I a d a,
II. 61. (ileaatui, Lake Mary.
IIP R. Park Ave.
Phoae 1281
c u t freali every day, 36c per
NKK DH FOR
duxen and up. W* grow them
hom*a, buaineaa
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
fur your pleaxor*. 810 W. 0 t h .
acreage, te* your
,
AND TYPING
. Strout Realty Agency
CREDIT REREAD OF
R. Math leu*, Aaioelate For—GALVANIZED ROOFING,
HANFORD
fe. Second Street or phene
ROLL ROOFING, Roof Cement M l N. Park
Phone IM
and Coaling, See—
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or
atuceo on block STANLEY-ROGERS HDWE. CO.
lando Evening Star. Dali Ralph
>, Rreeiewpy and attached YOUNGSTOWN Cabinet alnka
Ray. Illin-J.
67IL6II. Randall Electric Co.
re. ' A lreldy
landicapad.
CALL 617 fur Rnllery, Generator
down.
|S|^|W1.000,
iWVVi $1,000.00
fljWU.WU U
UTTtli
and Hlar.er eervlce, Hwtiln’a
F. :R. WiUlama, Realtor
I!— A K T in .K S W A N TK lA —6
llallery Heivh-e, 3111 W. Flrat
,10 M. Park Ave. Phone 1120.
•USE and 1 ncre land on hard lllgtieat caah prtoe paid
LA WNMOWKRH nharpened. blfurniture. Ted Davie I
urfaeed road near Orange City,
cycle* repaired, lock and key
Co.
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let.
Pb.
#68.
trice $2(800.00 on reu r term*.
work. No walling work guar
Apply 641 Plumoaa Drive, Bananteed. H. W. Shuman, 310
7—I’elH-l.iventoek-HuppllCH
Eaat 4th. HL, HaieTorii, Fla.
(Furmurly with Willlunin Flxll
VHr Y attractive Spanleh home. 3
bedroom*, living room, dining FOR SALE-COCKER Puurilea,
626 .18) up, Mra. Carl Mon,
room, fireplace, w a a h r o o m ,
ELRCriUC or
Phone 4H2-W.
beautiful lot, exclualv* neigh
ACKTYLENK
borhood an extraordinary value CATS A DOUS BOARDED
WELDING
■anford
Motor A Eqpt. U
a t grant aacrlflc* for quick eale.
by day or Week.
208
W. let Street
Apnly 841 Plumoaa Drive, SanMr*. L. P, Payton, Orlando
Highway, Phone 9M-R,
Garage A Service Stallnn
Celery A Sanford Avn,
iu
wanimi
Auto R e tirin g
Standard Oil Protiucta
Sanford Kepreaentatlve, aga 26 to STEAM-LUX
lluuao Waablng,
40, dealring to go Into the InEntire outaide area including
auranee buaineaa. Excellent op
acreena, Free eatlmatoa. Phune
portunity for man with qualmcollect Oviedo 2881.
rallona to write Automobile,
Life and Fir* Ineunace for on* Nlckfa Hating, Silver Plating,
Gold Plating) Poiiahing. llaby
of the world'* largeet companie*.
you dont
ahoea and other keep-nuke*
Only thoae with , anleamanahlp
irlptloa* to
ability need apply. Write In
surance Representative, Bos
_707, Dayton* Baaeh, F la._____
Wanted! Brake and Front Riid
TUXBPO VBBPSi Complete line.
Mechanic. Must be experienced
Fire*tone 8to m .
F a r LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN
YPI8T-bookx*#p*r for perman
TOOL* or any *f your lawn or
ent position. Give reference* and LOST downtown, Ladle* green
experience In reply, Ron X Care
requirement* l e i StanMV * Roger* Hdws Co.
Herald.
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
and a t ____
Vandanburg daclared that "open
conspiracies" are aimed ultimately
at
Unltad States.
. "We cannot run away from It,”
h# told th* Senate. "There It Ir..
M et or no pact, x x x We are
tha final targat, though other Independent peoples are In nearer
Jeopardy."
The treaty Is designed to ml ii*
m ite the threat of thla jeopardy,
Vandenberg continued, adding:
“Ml :h aa we might crave the
easier way of leaser responsibility,
w# are denied the privilege. We
cannot turn back the clock, x * *
wa have no,choice aa to whether
wa shall play a great part in the
world.. We have to play that
part. We have to play It In sheer
defense of our own self-interest.
All that we can decide js whether
we shall play It welt or ill."
Tha proposed arms plan face*
far tougher opposition than the
treaty. President Truman 1* ex
pected to send the arms program
to Congress after the pact Is ratifled.
Vandenberg said the r e a l
strength of the treaty Ilea In the
"potential" m ilitary might of the
•y M il MIIMIR
N
K
•IN ONE WAY, AT LEAST, he proved himself right He left
N ick* a faw yaara ago and started hi* own night club down In th*
$ :/,
Vlllag* under tha name Kddla Condon's.
BSBfi' ' ; HO surrounded himself with hla Dixieland musician* and thay
playad th* old, gutsy mutle In thalr customary energetic style,
8 K j,’- .which, wh! a not exactly on th* same shelf with Armstrong's and
’* ttlbCC', waa of considerably higher stature then, say, Vaughan
Monro*’*.
Th* place caught on Debutante* and men shout town began
dropping In Ihere, and since lhay ar* die kind of people who have
th* kind of money to ketp that kind of joint open. Eddie Condon's
prospered.
A g reat many of them, true, are a little bewildered hy tha muslo
—/or which you m utt acquire a tail*, Ilk* pot chess*—but because
It Is tbs place to go, thay g 6.
Now, Mr. Condon la op television and he has hi* club opsratlog
fbll bloat and h* la recovering from aurgary. Ha could ask for
tittle more—but wa can aak ona thing of him Por yaara, ona
nahool of thnught haa claimed that Eddla'a raluctane* to taka guitar
Ml on whan playing with hla anaembta la maraly a cover-up for lha
fold feet that the atrlnge in hla glt-box ar* rubber and do oot
Mfk* any sound, l o w* ask, say it Isn't so, flick.
K ‘ -i
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A ffX e rittL tf s e l f a yM
D U K i 4 c 4 4 1 SH A R K AND
of
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AS
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MAJORUSL
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Co o k in g
u< c h si
C r ip p H
IC aiN eae* P r e a Page Ose)
Speech
IC eatlax*4 Pram P age Oaei
he declared, for "the rather easy
methods resulting from the un
limited demand of tha last tan
years" for export goods.
Crlpps asserted there must be
"complete cooperation” on the
pert of everybody In Britain.
"While we have no dsxjre to
see wages rut we must and can
cut down costs," he said, "and |
this we can do If we Increase our
efficiency of production.
He said British treasury off)- J
0*1* "have qot the slightest In- i
tentlon of devaluing the pound.
the upper l-nki-s region end North ceeds In restoring the volume of
t'entral states, Rut generally af Its sales to the dollar area these
ter the shower* the mercury atari restrictions upon dollar expendi
ed In climb and humidity tncrem j ture will have In be continued."
*-d.
"As soon *■ the distribution of
A mass of coot air fioni north- KRI* aid for the coming year ha*
western Canada brought relief to Inkrn plare mid the new Intra*
Paris of Minnesota, Michigan ami European payment* scheme has
Wisconsin. It never reached swell- rnme into operation we shall get
erlng Chicago, where the mercury nut a new Import program In the
hit above IHI yesterday fur 1hr light of the circumstances which
sixth consecutive day. A high of then exist.
"We hope to have such a pro
till was forecast Inday.
New temperature records for gram completed In September."
Seafarern Boycott
the d.t# were set In many citiest Mnanee min sters of tha British
vesterday as the mercury ranged d'jmlnlorii will Hlacus* the crisis
(Ceattne#* Wmtm #««• neat
between W) and 100. I'hlladelphTa'a w<'b th" chancellor nf the excherightist, said he advised Britain’s
fHl.2 was Ihe summer season's hot- 'I'te*' here next week,
lest day. At Lancaster, I’n , the
When thus# talks are over, prime minister, Clement R. Attlee,
resiling was 101 for the second Crlpps said, "we shall have to that longshoremen and port work-1
straight day.
I reconsider the situation In the ers In U.H. eastern ports will begin
th* boycott at midnight.
Ohio counted four death*
of any decision* reached.”
Ha said Prime Minister Attle* |
the hcet and uncmrnled proilrj-1 . M.r
l*r!>v® neressary
was advised of th* decIsRm In a i
Hone. Tnledn’a UD.3 reading wo* to "reduce consumption of certain cable
which read: "Ragret„to In
the year's highest and a record selected foodstuff* which ar* pri
for July A. At flpriugfle'd ami marily drawn from the dollar area form you that all British ship*'
will be boycotted In eastern U. H.
Youngstown the top waa 103. The and of certain r*w materials."
|
Tobacco, wheat, cotton and gaao- pofta oI Jujy 7."
Heat brought an eruption In U. H.
Banka Is leader In Canada of •
rniite 30 s m i t h of Marlon, (> Tha line might fall within this category
macadam and asphalt p a v e m e n t althougn Crlpps did not single out the strongly rightist union which I
signed with Canadian east c o a st'
bulged cross-wise and split np>-n. any specific Import.
Crlpps said the "standstill" o r shipowner*, precipitating a Canad
A temperature of 100 degrees
buck led lb* cnticrele pavement on der to government departments ian seamen's union strike Murch *
U. B. highway 09, 10 miles eart "ii dollar purchases "Is no soln 31. Th* British dockers' boycott
of Owrnslroro. Ky. Stale police Hon for our difficulties" althougn of two Canadian ships In London
was in support of the Communist-.
credited members nf s Louisville It waa "absolutely eueutlal."
lie said It would have little led C8U.
■nd Nashville railroad ser'lou
"If they want desperate action,'
gang with iivertlng nuinv inci liniucdlnte effect I.. reducing thn
they'll get It," Banks said. "Thera
dents. The rail woikcrs notlc<-d the drain on our reserves."
While It Is In force, "the gov- are more than .1,000 British ships
bulge In the pavement, which was
as high as IH Inches In snnt-J crnmcul will press on with every docked along the Atlantic teaspots. Thev warned motorists un practicable mi-thnd of Increasing | hoard and the maritime trade*
our export trade, shove all the council have assured the Bssfartil state troopers arrived.
New Jersey, reporting 1*3 de *s|e of goods and service* fo r!e rs' Union that th* boycott will be
observed."
i
gree* yeitenlev, expected some dollars."
Crlpps said Ihe critical situsHe recalled that Attlee had ra
codling off todxv hot th e n was
no rein In sight to (weak 1h.< IA- tion "demonstrates th* need fat cently urged th* dockers to return
to work.
j
day drought. In Washington O p positive long term policies."
He said Britain must reduce her
"But h* ha* not had mucTi sueAuchlncloss (R-N J.l urged that
the Agriculture Department de export prices. The time Is past, cess," Banks said, “When tb s '
British merchant marine, which la
clare New Jersey a disaster arcs
carrying Marshall Aid to Euro
to farmers could apply for federal ported.
loans because of crop losses. Dam
The U. 8. Weather Bureau re pean porta, finds Itself worst tn a n '
age to crops ha* bean es'lmatod ported a high of 08 at Minneapolis becalmed along th* Atlantic sea
t 188 ,000,000 and la Increasing and St. Paul and a cool Ml at board, It ahould spark British
ally,
Duluth, aom* 180 milts north on authorities Into action."
Balltmore's 00.A reading jester- Lake Superior. Pittsburgh'* high
day waa th* highest since last waa 07: Washington and Cleve
Livestock Meet
August. Bom* beat deaths and land 08: New York, Nashville,
several prostration cases went re- Louisville, Indianapolis and Ntw
Orleans W.
THE O L D H O M E T O W N
Mt.il
-
H -vailase* P ress P ag e M e )
tlavla for tha Communist guar*
rlllaa.
Acheson said the Brltlah gov
ernment hns been keeping Amer
ican ufficlnm fully Informed on
the dollar situation. He knew In
advance, In a general way, the
important points of the speech IF
Sir Stafford Crlpps was deliver
ing in London at tha time Ach#son held Ids news conference In
Washington,
Hiss Case
Acheson •aid th* Brltlah sit
uation tends to get played up aa
(C e a tta a e f P e r n P a x * fia e l
n i-ree* crisis but lie does not
Washington real estate man, tes
tes- ; think there actually It any graat
tified about an old battered Wood- |i . .
i. o iitome which have now
stock typewriter that « a kty ex | developed had been anticipated all
hibit in the trial.
' along, Acheson said. He declared
Hebb testified that a Woodstock they resulted from the sw\tch from
icpalr shop leased space In n a seller’s to n buyer's market (p
Washington, D C. building s ta rl j in '*> world sonic lime ngo.
ing May I, 11*38. lle-sald the firm
With regard to the short range
vacated two months later.
pi......... . acheson said If an InMurphy tried to bring out lit ! dividual's income drops off and
Hehb’a testimony that If the old \ he Is wise. In- will reduce his purWoodstock wan repaired, it must chnsea. That Is what Britain la
have been made after Mav 1, 10.18 doing, Acheson continued, and it
Defense witnesses earlier trs- Ik to he regarded as au unfortu
tiffed the typewriter wn-t not in nate temporary necessity end not,
the possession of Hiss or Ills wife, ns Crlpps points out, a permanent
Priscilla, during the first three solution.
months of 11*38, when documents
allegedly stolen from thn governSnmn rich r-et'-h
Insect* by 0
,(ient
typed on U.
shim ling them with a Jat uf water.
D O N ’T MISS GETTING
GENERAI&
r * , , u * . X M | tntitm k * *M M Iw ., W « U OpM
Nation's Weather
Acheson Conference
I I pact nation*—not In tha limit
ed arm* aid th a t la planned.
"In my view," he said, “the
pact’s Invincible power for peace
I* the awesome fact that anv ag
gressor upon tha North Atlantic
community knowa in advance that
from tha very moment lie launches
his conquest he will forthwith face
whatever cumulative opposition
these United Allies deem neces
sary to beat him to Ills knees mid
to restore peace and security."
NOMAD i f
W IL L S E R V E H IM A R
A HARDER*
3
Marshall Plan countries
*h ooparataly to allmlnato
da b arrlira a M rapert, by
a* thalr afforta and what
M to do. Tha mam bar* alao
N i In iroupa.
IM A vaatarday, tha Unltad
ana
Economic
* I I for tha atart
’* a. propoaala for
to underdeveloped
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W A N f S H IS h e a d
S H A V E D HE. P R O D U C E S
A S N A R F - E D f iE D < © 0 L *
a n y o r H is f r i e n d s
O f A L U M IN U M
ator T aft (R-Ohlol—which would
rapanl Tsft-Hartley In nnma, but
would ktep most or Its provisions,
Hosed Peaas P aga Oaet
Th* Houao sarller took up an Ad*
tod to announca maaaura* m inistration repeal maaaura, bat*
which may put further terad It thoroughly, than aant It
back to commitU-a for further
study.
n cold storage" lines tarly
Slh, until financial teadara
«rna on how thalr currant
ib lta would b%aatUad for
, An. ■ em m ant waa reachFriday whan a now IntraTHW WATWR P J P «
in paymanla plan waa
European Nations
a u c tio n
C A R R IE D
e m u l
A R O U f 4 ( 1 , S I A FO R h u n d r e d s
M IL E S a y M S F A 'f R O H .
Y a n d e n b e rc Speech
By R. I SCOTT
SCOTT'S SCRAP B O O K
SW YORK—Th# Wg town had a faw un»i»y
moan on ta a couple of week* ago. Tha word
waa out th at Edward Condon, Eaq., waa righting
for hla Ufa In on# of tha city's hospitals—or
"ona of thoaa aawbon#s Joint*' a* tha graal man
htmaalf would pul it—and pretty nearly every*
body bald thalr braath. However, after a couple
of dayt, tha chart on tha anil of his had hegea
looking conalderahly (eat saggy and somewhat
more alggy and It wasn't long before lha great
man wa) fitting up and calling for hla cuitnmary
quota of warm ala, which la what ha drinki
whan ka'a on tha wagon.
■y thla lime, Eddie Condon la Just about acceptad aa ona of New York’* landmark* Me la
a ealoon ownar and a guitar player, a remarkable
combination because ~there rarely I* a tavern
proprietor who haa any feeling for tha higher thing* In Ufa and,
paradoxically, rarely la thara a muatclan who ha* any feeling for a
dollar.
A real musician, 1 mean. Crooner* and piano-playing band
leader* who put on funny hata, or, Ilka Vaughan Monroe, football
aulte, a rt always reasonably aura of which side thalr bread la but*
tare,I on. But to men-who play mu*iv with gut*. a* J*xx musician*
bays labeled It aomawhat Indelicately, a hank Is just a place to
coma whan you want to usa Ink and a blotter.
' A little over 35 years ago, glva or take a few. Eddie began adult
1lfa aa a banjo player with a hunch of fellow student* from Chi*
cage's Austin high school. Ho has detailed tome of the more peril*
nant facta about th at ptmaa of hla career, In hla autobiography,
W# Cafftd I t M u tle , but actually ft aeetfts to have been a period
lived In a base of alcohol and hot Jata.
Muatclana Ilka Loula Armstrong and Earl Bine* were lha Idols
of .the Austin high bunch, and they lived a thoroughly durepiitahle
Ufa while following In ttif footsteps of such s* those.
Lota hours, hod liquor, no altap—and always tha elusive, tnsxpresaabl*. wonderfully irritating search for the good m uilr Man
Itkn dene Krupa, Pa awaa Ruieelt, Benny Onndntan and a dosan
others, greeting th* dawn by blowing up a storm of bluea—ff*
B oa/ or O/pper M o u l t or Dead Wait—In tha smoky cellar of a
apankaasy.
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* EDDIE TURNRD EBON BANJO TO fltTITAR somewhere along
tha line and ha first began to achieve a certain pleasant notoriety
bars In New York d u rfai tha early Thirties when ha led a hand In
Nlck'a restaurant on downtown Baventh avenue.
Tha owner, logically called Nick, need to fire Eddie regularly
each week and then hlr# him back again It s»#m* that Hllrk, as
Mr. Condon was known to the Inner circle, would wander down
tha atraat to Julius' saloon for a beer between sets, end forget to
coma hack.
' Thla Infuriated Nick, for no reason at all but Eddie would pieeat* him bv (siting him alt In when the hoys were belting out
D ln t h or /da. Nick played vary bad. If earnest, piano
The thing that sat flick apart from his fellow lattmen w h hla
determination to mak* tha public like hi* particular kind of jess,
known to th* trad# aa Dixieland And, likely, in make himself a
llttl* money out of It, too.
R f began running jasa concert* In Town and Carnegie Halls, h*
latched on to radio prof rams and be spread the gospel from th*
Village to Van Cortlandt Park. I remember sitting with him nos
tam oon In the kltchtn of drummer (leorge Welding's apartment
imidtown and arguing that he was on th* wrong (rack, that ha
wda hasting hla head against a atone wall,
>,<Aa an old Jasa eMcJonade, 1 long have been of the wistful and
M i opinion that It Is a kind of music without mass appeal, t still
tkjdk 1 rim dead right, but Eddie shook hit head stubbornly, that
Wattling'* kltcban While ha had a bold* of hear to hla
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D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
SANFXJRD, FLORIDA*
E a U b H slM d I N S
TH U R SD A Y . JU L Y 7. 1949
A « o c J« ttd Pi
Loaned W ire
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USD A Opens Community O f Lake Monroe Shows Warren Drops Conviction Of
Drive For New Population Increase, Prosperity Idea Of Special Hiss Is Asked Truman Says He Is
Session In July By Prosecutor Bullish On Econom'
Farm Program
fly WILLARD CONNOLLY
General Says A-Bomb
Has Been Changed
Since AEC Took
P r o j e c t In 1947
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WASHINGTON lulv 7 (/P)—
qan.tnr* nf
f
.
,
„l
Ssnstor#
offered
oecrttary ol A|ri.
B
-.
culture Brsnnan a compromne
pries plan today after h« told them
farmar*' r*turn». ar* down about
a . far as th w can m withou
at tar a* they can to without
serious results.
They proposed to approve immedial* operation of high-le* el
prica props for the ten major farm
crops. These would .include cable
and calves, dairy products includ
The rov n of Lake Montoa. a prosperou* community romroaed
mainlv of .mall land onwer*. now ha* a population of about 1200. ac
cording to -nitrates by local resident*.
D'inn* th# ln«t election 337 vot«r» were refiitered in Lake Monroe,
or Pr»rmri \ o 2. Nearly 700 person* |<t their mail at the Monroe Port
nfflc. at which Mr*. Wilma H*r-0--------------- -----------------------Kiev* prethle*. The I04S census b* completed soon. Wert of Lake
gave the Ji.trict a population of Monroe Is Rookertnwn, the negro
1019.
settlement.
The Lake Monro* School of
N m «h* railroad crossing U
wbloh R. W. Nlthols Is principal, 8. C. Gardner'* Grocery *nd meat
TALLAHASSEE. July 7—(/P>—
haJ
pupil* during th* past y*ar. mark*l with gasoline pumps out- Govern arr Watirn said today a
t.nlfi»
. . . wrr«? .our
*
♦■m*tie*a.
Tha
aide.
Hardware
siicnlles
are
a!*n
in c n iir . Tha *lda. Hardware supplies are also
colored whool of which Sadia told. N est to the Post Off I** <« special session of the Lagblatur*
Hogan Is principal, had 70 puplla tha atore of M M. 8Joblom which | "is not .likely to be called to con*
*ntl »'vn teacher*.
In a small space Ineludea an Inter. ; vene hejfore August."
, ..
^ .o tira llv all of th* froew y o tin g variety of Item. Including
He
announced
"for
tha
conven
„ orM ind pliCM ^ builn; i t ar* .hoe,, rubber boot*, dry good*,
located on th* former DsLand- overalls, drug supplies, Ice cream, ience oil members of the Legist*Sanford highway link b«twa*n rold drink* and magaxtnas.
i lure in making their plans for the
west First Street at Monroa Cor7. H. Tlndel and wife, who earn, near future," that unless some
her and Seminole Boulevard.
from Alabama about 22 year* ago.
Atlantic Coast Lin* streamliner* operate a grocery store amt meat furth*, nmergeiuy should davelop”
<vhl« through Lake Monro* b*- market. Edwards (Jrocery was #,. he -i I c ve them two week* notice
tween. Sanford
and ....
th* brldg* over tabllshsd about three .yegrs
ag.i »l ih» Isle.
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.
the St. Johns River. Near th# by former Alahamn realdenta. At
II* i -greeted earlier statements
,highway
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Monroe
Corner
It.
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MeCall
oper:
I* th* Railway
m f|r0 m#ni||rfd by Mis Beaatt ates an up-to-date grocery, meat ^th *i lie is unable "at this time
Rcaggerly.
.m arket and filling station. He was to *av ju«t when a special session
Orange Boulevard followa th* formerly In the building material pmay be fcalled."
"'Im a d w m B. and near th f homa «nd faad buslnc.s
Meanufbile, the Stste of Florida
of **• °- Behrana la a detour over. Th* First Haptlst Church of drew nraply all ihe money out of
* very muddy road due to eon-1Laka Monroe I* located on tha
, t r„r ti0n by the County at a now main highway ami th* Rev. D. L. its savings deposit and put it in
in- m.||| ko tl
, 0i1on C0(n
ing mug, nogs, wnear, couon. com.
tobacco, chicken?, eggs and lambs
In th* mam th* new program
would amount to speeding up the
price-support program voted by the
la.f r n n . r . . .
MMamrsbit, n l
'• « , 1
l/*?0" ' j Mh,P
Senator Aiken (R-Vl) and raising
its price floor. The Aiken plan now u lv e r t T h li w ork la egpecte d to
to — «!■■*< ci* s-*o* b i d
is due to be effactiva at the end
of this ytar.
Braanan told rsporters th* new
plan proposed would allow him to
us* hi* system of "production pay
ments" to farmer* to bolstsr their
Ineomts If m arkst pries* sagged
below computed levels.
' Brsnnan, who had lashed out
-at th* Alkan plan earlier *» a
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"atarvlng-out proc*tt," Indicated
Lays W aste Fred Wilson Reports
h# might agree to the new props- j B l a z e
Ml.
Q uarter Mi l e
Atlantic City
Ha was to return to a aeco.i I
session later today of the Benste
W
aterfront
A
r
e
a
National
Tonclave
agriculture eubcommltte* hearing.
Brannan told reporter* that the
Th# singing of W ihn Menges.
BANGOR. Me.. July 7 -^ /P j—
now proposal—apparently combin
ing main- feature* of th* Aiken A $1,500,000 Mare laid waits Orlando merchant, vml of a
plan with abme proposal* by Bran* a quarter mil* ol Rvngor’s water chorus of Kiwantsn, I'd by Frank
Lamion, was featured m a Kiwanis
nan—atlll retain* the theory -of front early today.
; price soppgrte for certain rropg
program
yesterday at the Tourist
Penobscot Rifer wharves car
. rather th a ^ hi* Idea of pegging
rying five fua) depots, a bus garage, Center.'
Among th* numhns sung by Mr.
* hardware Warehouse and « plum-
Docks A t Bangor,;W alter Menges
M e., Destroyedi Leads Kiwanis
■ B y Fierce F ire 1 Music Program
/Of
sloirtoek over $# , proji
Brig. Osnaral James McCor
mack, Jr., director of tha AEC’*
m ilitary application division, also
u l d that all production bottlepacks “worthy of aarioua concern"
now' have been broken and wea
pon* production Is on a "stabls
lasts."
McCormack testified at th*
Banata-Hous*
Atomic
Energy
Committee’s hsarlngs on chargee
by Senator Hlckanloopar (R-Iowa)
that thera has been "Incredible
mismanagement" of atomic pro
ject* under th* AEC and It* chair
man, David E. LUlsnthaJ.
In a general denial, Llllenthal
and the AEC contend that, on th*
rontrary, the project waa "bogged
down’ *wh#n
*when they took It over and
i
has been Infused with new Ufa,
MeCormack told th# eongrasalorpl committee th at weapon*
ptoduetton, formerly concentrated
* t Lot Alamos, N, M., on ■ ‘'cus
tom” manufacture basis. It beln
being
carried on In plants
parted
uirougnout th*
tn* country.
widely" throughout
The plnnts, he anld, coat In egeene
Of $100,000,000 and nra staffed by
"thousand* of people."
Prior to McCormack’i
testi
mony, Senator Knowland (RCalif) made public * latter from
Carroll Wilson, AEC general
manager, detailing (tape th* AEC
haa taken to get noa-Conxmunlst
affidavit* from those receiving, e r
for ABC educational aid.
Wllaog anld 4tT oath blank*
State J Draws Nearly Murphy Says Facts
All Of Its Money
Show D e f e n d a n t
Fnorm Savings F o r
G a v e Secrets To
Cbacking Accounts
Commie C o u r i e r
On
ttges mere Viekw H ubcti’g "Ah
Sweet MyWry tif^ fK F a nnd
d Gi*f
gasoline and oil ■heightened the Speaks "Morning." He w* accompanied by Joe Me Lees of Or
life's fury.
*
lando. and anraw hesrly applause
Although fire still was all around Edward F. Lane was announcer
them, four big gasolint and oil
Lad by Frank Lamson ibr Kitanks did not ignite.
wanians sang a number of popular
Leaping high into the air. the tunes including old time bits melt
flames wtre visible for miles. at "Tbc Light of the Silvery
Thoqiands
of spectators were *t Moon." and climaxed hy lb* dub's
.
,
. N
, r , . I favoril*. "The Old Grey Mare "
A b.llcry of National Guards-1„
Wfi|fr , ccomp, nif(l
a rheckirrg account lo be spent in
ihe next couple of months.
Slat* Treasurer Ed Larson said
h* had drawn $14,913,000 in
general revenue fund balance*
out of Issnk* throughout Florida
and transferred them to,active ac
count, lor ready expenditure.
Thisi leave* only about a mllllpn
Hollar* on Uepositls which ar#
built up In mote than $60,000,000
■luring th* war when manpower
and Mipplie* were short and goveinment*! expenditure* were low.
Uirvin *alH be had anticipated
the need for w l'jidraw lnf In*
money a nnuith ago when he
niitifir-l all hank* holding aepollta
of Sint* money that th# State
could not renew the thtee-month
time *i*’po*it contract# which would
liavi- kep It from getting Its money
lt'aat1*M*e **«
atas
^^hM Jver
H ost
O f E a s t e r n If. S-
NEW YORK. July 7—t/F>—
The Alger Hlse perjury cast
want to tha Jury at $:I0 P. M.
todav.
NEW YORK, July 7 - < / P ) The government proteculor declar
ed today in hit jury summary at
the Alger Hitt perjury trial that
"uncontradicled fads" thow Hits
gave Slate Department secret pap
er* to Whittaker Chamber*
In ibe midtl of hit tummsry lo
the jury ol ten men and two women
who will begin deciding Hiss’ fate
later today. U. S Atorney Thomas
F. Murphy pointed at Hiss and
declared Hits' guilt was "the only
inference that esn be drawn."
Murpbv began bit tummary in
quiet tonei in conitatl lo the impamoned appeal of Defense Attornry Lloyd Paul Stryker who
completed hit lummation earlier.
Emphasising the qurition raised
by Stryker of "reasonable doubt”
Muqiby declared. "I'm very glad there i» an open
end ■long discussion about 'rea
sonable doubt' betause the Judge
will tell you thal it'* the dotibt
that's based upon reason.
Then, apparently referring to
Stryker's
characterisation
of
Chamber* a* "a moral leper,"
Murphy cried'Who-I* the moral lepei ’ Whit
taker Chamber*7 Who I* Whittak
er Chamber*’ He I* th* bosom
pal of this defendant?
"If Mr. Utryker called Mr.
.Chamber* a moral leper, what Is
laa? 'what la th*
’yp'of hi* governm
tp
*
'
nt*nt who lakes. goVarnmant pap
era ana glvA them tn a Communist
espionage agent? What. Is the
nams for such a person? Very
simple: Alger Hiss was a traitora traitor to his country, anuthar
Benedict Arnold, another Judas
Iscariot, another Judge Manton."
(These references were to the
American Revolutionary War maj
or general who doi>erted to the
Rrltl-h, to th* betrayer of Jesus
Christ and to the late Circuit
Court Judge Mnrtln T Manton
who served a year and seven
months In Jail after a 1940 con
viction <>f Judicial corruption.!
Asking the Jury to Ignore such
"•motional factor*" as the physi
cal appearancr of Hiss ami Chainhers and their wives, hs described
HI,S at “a clean-cut, hand-mine,
Intelligent, American-born male of
some 44 years."
"You cannot apply reason to
those facts." he told th* Jury. "God
gave him his looks and I assume
Ida own diligence gave him his
intelligence.
"Chamberi Is short and fst. H*
had bad teeth Those are emo
tional factors. Mrs. Chambers Is
plain, severe Mrs, Hits Is demure
■nd attractive, and Intelligent to
hoot - «*rv intelligent. But thosa
Hr ABROCIATEH PRESS
It was mors hot and humid
w*ath*r for most of ths eastern
two-thlrd* of the nation again to
dav. No widespread relief wa* in
night from tha wack-long heat
Wave.
Shower* and cool air hrotivM ■
m e a s u r e or relief to aome of the
men kept Ihe crowd* from the tire . FreiJ wl|toni attorney an I dele- hoi spot* hut Ihe U. R weather
<one, while five fire depertments • , lr
n ,c recent Klwam« cmi- bureau didn’t expert a general
battled to hold tha lift-liont north 1ventlnn at Atlantic City, ifvcala4! break In the eteamlng hrat Im
of the Mine Central Railrosd’s that he had p n rto u a ly , •»®»'l«l mediately. Meanwhile, crop |o»*e»
the convention In I Wit* with W. B. In the drmight-«trlrken Northeast
freight houses.
Zachry, and declared that it "■» ern state* mounted dally and no
There were no reported deaths |ik* “tenting on the oM ramp heavy rain* were foreaest Heath*
attributed lo the hot wealher
or injuries. Several firemen were ground"
.
. .
That ,uch "tenting" might be mounted to at least 163.
overcome by smoke, however.
Cool air fanned nut over th*.
The fire ion# Is wholly Indust- rather expensive wa* revealed by
drv-strirken area* of New Eng
land and New York atate v**ter
ritI t ^ e S n^ >U
h7 t e U r rf ] 5h.rgem
given by the Canadian delogutlon, day end rain felt In tome pert* of
I ■ H 'nattH M * Oa Ta a * #*»*«•
SAVANNAH MURDER
th* Eastern stales.
SAVANNAH
BEACH.
Ga.,
New York City got Its heaviest
PLANS RETURNS
weying In weeks—a half Inrh
Ireland,
July
7—
-ON
H ,r. 7i £ £ - £ o t ° *
SHANNOU.
That waa more th>m fell
paasengera on rainfall.
test nleht
said .lt
It was (/pi—Fiflty
ftour pa
night asut
and nolle*
pollea aaM
(/n -F Iflty , four
In the metrnonll* during lire en
ta
of
murder
and
aulelds.
a
Iran*-Atlantic
.plane
forcsd
to
a easa
tire month of June. The merrtirv
Coroner HaroM M. Smith aald torn back w h e j l t developed an- was e pleasant 81 yesterday and
decomposition aTrsady had be- g ne troubla ®00 mile* out of dropped »o 71 early to<Vv Realgun on both bodlea, InfflcaUpg .Shannon, breathed a sigh of re- tered ehowera brought relief to
(O aatfaee* 0* f t f *
they had been dead alflc# some- lief today whan the plan# arrlv- i other
part* of New York state.
tim« T n m te t
.,
h trt.
New Jer«*v, where crop* have Life Saving Course
Police Chief B, E. Stewart- "I can ewlm," aald Comedian
Identified them as Alfred Pine- Oanny Kay*, on* of those aboard, suffered millions of dellar* dam
age from 46 days of drought, also
Planned By Chapter
da, BavanMli Baaeb • accountant "but not $00 miles.
, .,
( C * a « l a a * e 0 a *> « ■ • T a i l
and paut president a t the Lions
The Pan American World AirClub, and H enrlatU Corina L#j . ra y s strateerulM r carried a crew
Flans for a course In Senior
Tha w om an w aa Ideattfled by a of nine. I t w m enroute from
Ufa Saving hy Robert Zubrod,
h T " ‘b e e e 'w g w d
M ^
w driver's 1leans# In her w allet
I London to New York._______
safety services representative of
S he ll< he said, on* "haa reth* southeastern area, Aug. 1-19
red to sign and has bean notified
war* mads at tha meeting Tues
Election of a member of tha day of the Seminole County Chap
of the caacejlatlon of. Ma fallowRoard of Supervisors of th* R*m- ter of Rad Cross. Prior to this
Inole County Soil Conservation course, training for adrancsd
tw* were not given,
District will Uka placa July 12, ■wtmmars will b* given by H. E>
County Agent 0. R. Dawson an Morris, chairman of th* water
nounced today,
safety committe*.
tencs of Horace
Candidates for th* office In
A new air conditioning unit has with
B, C. Steel* Is chairman of. tha
•nd
Pat
8tuart
clude
J.
T.
MeLaln.
Incumbent,
at
ramps
arrangements committee. Judg*
been Installed In the Rita Theater Kerr
Brown
Miller,
F.
T,
Meriwether
of
Jaekaoi
:k to nettle.
furnishing cool atr for summer
Dauglai Stanstrom la ahapter
and Gaorge Harden.
A tern,
chairman, H. A. Montlatk, vie#
and w a rn nir for the winter
Voting will taka place batween chairman, Mrs. Hal Grnhmr, secmonth*, Rabart Barrie, manager, greet will
tlmea, w ith in th * theater, which 0:00 A. M. and 1:00 F. M. at th* re^ary and H. H. Duncan treasur
announced ,1
mm. rn
a normal average County Agent's office at tha Court er,
.
iM W liOismo/'th# W orthing on It considered,
for both n m m sr and winter Housai Lyman School, Lonawood,
vuiuNnncv m- ^ . ‘u tu r e 'o f------Members of the board a t dimonths, Mr,.H a r r is pointed out. and at tha C|ty Hall, Oviado.
rrgtora ar* Judg* Btenatvom, H.
"Th# . item I* unique," ha
II;: Duncan, Mrs. Grubs*, Mrs.
aald,
"In
th
at
tha
patrons
feal
Frad Ifibb, Ban Steals, Komar
Boy Admits, Denies
A Light
a uniform
atmosphere all
Rewelt, Altamonte Bprlngaj Mrs,
Hanging
Playmate
at can fool no
around th
F. ’I . Gslilsr, Fran P t n | Law
gaunt Is so condraft*. Th!
Arnold,1 Longwood. Mias Eggs Metha
Mtala so th at a
trolod by
CHICAGO, July 7 -tA V -A 1$- IntMh la gantral field I
ur* Is guaranteed yoar-old boy told pollee today ho tlvn fo* north Florida
uniform tat
at an Um
strangled a notghbon child »"4 Ethel Orisler la chapter
Tho tnsti
of air eondltlon- hanged him to a rafter, then
eater completes retracted his story.
Ing In tho
Tho flurrjr of conflicting re
Isrnlsatlon that
MIAMI OAM EU N a
d*m im d% 0
i u for the last ports from
police questioners
olgatria
ML
l i m Tha
ar fMturoa In prompted Edward T. Erooa, first
throe m i
lmsttorney, t$e lo- mediate rraekdmm an im
assistant state*!I attorney,
Um M a n
M
,
thU
W
W
•tetem
ont:
.
American
IniUflntJon
In M t i m r i , Fla., waa M I
"It's not In
Theater Chair*
maadad bp a rHIaana* *em
Bmlth aarpot
this afternoon.
.i
wJMi
a r a a & f jS r j- -'"
Soil District Will
Name Supervisors
New A ir Conditioning Unit Is
Installed In R i t s T h e a t e r
Power C om pi
Reveals Plans To
MilHon
dsasLi91
LTsSFI
Outlook For Nati
Unions Are Full Truman Forsees
Of Communists, Passage Of Aid
Pegler Asserts To School
No Expectation
Okay On $4
lion Tax Increai*
Seen By
WASHINGTON. July
Pre.ident Ttunun
economic
Columnist Says U. S. Teachers Praised In dome.lie
a. bullish. He promised a
Ducks Ouestion For
M c s s h r c T o N . F . A . menl on condition, in hit
Political R e a s o n s
Antnirtl Convention economic repot) lo
lir.t of next week,
BOSTON. ulv 7 — 4/1*)—Preti- j fbe president alio
WASHINGTON. Inly 7—</p)—
At
Columni*! We.tbronl IVgler said
Tiumar. •aid in .< menage . a newt conference that indicated
be
today thal labor union*
unions in this ^today that lie hope, „to ...
ugn a I be resigned lo the idea tbit
counity "have become infiltrated "satisfactory" bill for federal aid ire., will not pat. hi.
with despots, criminals and Com- 1 1° education in this session of $4,000,000,000 tax
munisls."
. Congress
session.
Rank and file members have I The Pr.,„!e,,i ,ent his message
Informed that Rep. John
little or no voice in their organ-! lo the annual convenl.on of the
Cormack of Massachusetts,
nation.. Ilf added
j National Education Association ami
Deinocratic House leader,
t egler appeared before a House said:
pressed the opinion last ni ght
labor subcommittee investigating
have repeatedly pledged my
Congress svill not psss such
undemocratic practice, in unions, support to federal *iJ lo the stale.
this year, Mr Truman said
Ihe chairman is Pep Jacobi (D-1 in ihe aim.mil of J. 100,000.000 ought to know for the
nd). a freshman and a former annually for ihe purpose of
. son that lax legislation
lndun«i>olt$ labor Uwyer.
| nearly
cspMltimg education op^ I ties in the House,
"The government has long duck portuntties and improving the sal- ] The p |e|i|,tn| „ ; d hf
said he favor* kfed the Communiil <|ii«lion in u n - |i r ie, 0( out
te now to p a tt’A
ion» lor political iraiont,"
I "A» voii know, turn an appro- forts in the House
Jting fur the.T dft
.aid in a .telemenl lie reed to the ' p ,i,(lon H-M |uovided for in (hr labor bill substituting
d >
<y the Senate,
measure
approved
by
subcommittee. 7 el we have union , budget lor tin. ve.tr ami . bill
decision
on hai bean
after union rompl'lely dominated bat been p a v 'd |,v ||„ Srn.tir I Out he said th* drrm
left
up
to
House
Democratic
Drmnrratic
le^db
by Communists and pro-Commun- fully expe.t tb* Ifoute Cumm.lter
i.t. and run by them.
4tuJ ,hf H„Ulf. „ ,t |f. t„ |.,ke early ers Labor leaders* have advocated
srtley Act alont
Hartley
An in.tance ol thU. and only aml Uvoral.le action on tbi. tub- leaving the Tsft-H
for the rest of this year »o that
one nl many, u thr United Elec- jftj,
Irical Worker.. Not very long ago
■( |I0|M. |„ jmvr
,,|Pa*uti’ it can liguir m the 1950 election*,
Un economics, the President fra#
the Atomic Enetgv Commission of signing n ■nliafnetury fedi’ral
told ibe Ci*n*nl E lf Inc Company nld lull (>*foif dip iloie of the asked if he la bullinlt or b««r(lh
tn the present situation,
nol to deal with thr United Elec- pr!*rn1‘l
"* «h,» ? “n«re ,‘ " plied he is bullish
Irka) Workers became of it* Red P ro ^ d e/t also dffl*Ve,,d:M,' r
' the stock market's
dommalton.
I “You and all thr tearhsra you
Pdglfr said domination «f unions rpprr-rant nr* rngagrd In a task of
by tne people he described "did | ttir utmmt iinportani-r to our nanot come about bv chanre." he tionnl welfare,
added:
'Tho tralnera of our children
"It was deliberate ami iiiailo and youth are a bulwark of good
legally possible by clever Inlmi character, good cilirenshi|i. and
lawyers who took cm r to place good government, and I grccl them
the necessary provisions for Its as such."
The NKA's 3,000 convention lic
continuance in the constitution.,
it,files were duo to consider later
ol ths u n io n ."
Rom* unions have not bid con s M-odutlon on frdi ral atil which
ventlon* for nvri 20 yeat*. IVgln -■vs
the Association recommends
continued, ami ill some tbr io*io
hers "received a llitirrian ')*’ loil rhul federal fundt lie made availlot" to vote for only one t*t of aide to assist the .taler III meet
ing Ihe linmcillatr needs of public
candidates for union office >
•ichool housing."
"I have received liiintlrmh of
Tho t,‘Holistlivtt atatrs that fodletters from tnnk end file mrm n a l, .talc and h><al support rebars who have been kicked out of pie,rnt tho “primary immediate
the unions, lost thrlr Job or linen need of public oducatlon.”
tened physically became thrv a t
Also coming bt'toir the delegates
tempted to reform ths union,," wa- a formal resolution echoing
h* ssld. "On# such cltlien wa, yesterday's action calling for the
murdered."
mm employment of Common Ists
Pegler teld "millions upon mil as teachers.
lions of dollars" are In union
Today's resolve added: 'at the
treasuries and may be "soeiu for same time we condemn the cart■ny purposes the unions' bosses lev,, incorrect, and unjust use of
choosa."
on h words as 'Rod’ ami 'Comm
" It la not their money, hut 'hry unist' to attack teachers and nthean spend It without any know ci pci ion who in point of fact
ledge of or permlslon from th* are not Communists, hut who
man who paid It Into their irra Ifmae of their accusers"
The NEA's committee on ten•urlts," he teatlfled.
Before taking the witness stand. me and academic ftredom mean
Pegler said Jacobs "must he kid while terved notice it would not
ding himself or trying to kid the defi-iid known Cnmmunista In
teaching tanks.
public."
£1
th* last few days to
Mr. Truman said the
anrlal crisis will nut bo
In Ms economic message to
gress next week -• tho report
deal only with th,- United States,
lie would not comment on tho
Riltish situation snying It is being
discussed in Paris ami London.
The economic message, hi- add
ed, will give his views on the antli
deflation proposal of Senator Mur
ray (D-Mnntl. which recommend*
among Other thing n Jlfi.00c.000,000 standby public works program.
Ho sunt It also will answer the
question whether he believes defla
tionary forces now oiitweight In*
ftatl onnty forces.
Mr. Truman reiterated tie will
continue to fight for tho repeal of
the T aft-Hartley Act. He said
llou-o lcudris are considering
whethci to bring out an AdmlniS(Canllnata Os r
ElskO
Talmndge Hus Inside
Track On Tax Session
ATLANTA. July 7-</P>—O o f
arnor Herman Tulmadge appear#
to have the inside track with th*
$20,000,000 tax-raising progress
he Im ex|iected to ask a special
legislative session to enact.
;
Georgia's tux revision commit
tee won't have any recommenda
tions to make to the lawmakers, >
expected to convene July 18, Tha
group has been studying Um *
state':, tax structure for many "
months, but a subcommittee re
ported yesterday It had not had
time to draw up u report.
This decision came despite'*#*cral pleas from lawmakers tbsi
they wanted to ^ee the commit- L
t*era report before they m4t t t |
By ASSOCIATED I’RESR
vot# in new taxes. And on# IsfteLONDON. July 7—His erstwhile Communist brethren draw th* lator said the commutes w a g ,1noosa tight*? today on black sheep Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia.
Mpaciftcally oid sred 'b y th*
Poland jotnsd oths; Commform nations in cutting off trad* with lature to have a report ready u •
the Yugoslavs—another step in the Kretnlin-donunaled Communists' ■pcclal session was called.
Communist Brethren Draw Noose
Tighter On Yugoslavia’s Tito
campaign to itrangls Tito economically.
Thar# is soma indication that Tito may strike back where it hurts—
In th* Gr«*k civil war. Yugoslavia*—
■1
recently mad* good will ovartures (Ionia. A friendly Yugoslavia on
to tha Groak government it once Greece's border could ba o f groat
Fascist."! help to the heavily
denounced as “monarcho-Fascist."|
htavlly ba:
bordanad
Th# Athens reception to this early Greek movement, now In Uta all
this wMk had baan outwardly cool out stags of a drive against tha
—but today the conservative1rebel*.
Only
th*
Groak
ntwspapar Embros In Athens urg
iy jsaitcrday
ed th* goyarnmant to taka posi guerrilla radio reported
tive step* toward a reconciliation rharged that Greek government
with Tito. Th* conservative pres* troops freely and openly nigra us
reflect* government feeling In ing Yugoslav soil to mount at
tacks against th* guarrUlM. Tha
Graca*.
While Embros u ld tho govern- rebel* charge this w u mad* possi
m ent’ahouM not Initiate negotia ble after Yugoslav offleliia de
tions, It M id friendship between livered a message of “friendship
Gra*o* and neighbor Yugoslavia and comprehension" to Or*ak gov
would bo ■ "rallastona in Balkan ernment authorities. This m i th*
afftirs." I t added thal tha Ideo first hint th at Tito might l a
logical differences of tho two na tlvsly aiding tha fight agaiaat tha
guerrillas, who follow tho CoaUntions ar* no unbrldgMblo ga
form llna th a t Tito la
Yugoslavia's aid to tho C
munist-lod gnarriUas bafora Tito’s from M a n la a .
Thera la a fly In tiw
falUng^Mt wftll.Moscow had bu n
i rebels, Tito baa boon using In
Of
Nations tuxes to tho W est I
G ru k testing to Um United
Brltela i
to Um
L' "M l 5; m
CONTRACTS EXTENDS!}' -. i
P1TTSBURQ, July 7—{/PJ—E teJ'
tension of contracts with 72 HUM
■tael companies employing 40,000
steelworkers was announced today
by William J . llart, dlroctft «
district 19 of the ClO-Udtted
Steelworkers of America.
Ths terminal dates of th* smallar compaults contracts coind#l
with that of tha U. S. Steel C*r»
As a result, operations In IM,
smaller plants will b* al!ow*d, Jg
continue If "big steal" la atitMfe
July IQ-
Recreation Schedule,:
Friday monilna
morning
M. lMunicipal AM
10:00 A. M
F o rt—Introduction
troductlon to AviatM*
Tony Rusal.
_ 10100 A. U. Grammar.
Clay modaling-vaa**shooting, croquet, h lu n f. Sm
«k» r.
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DropTwo To Sens, While DeLand’a Stadium Florida.Slate LeagneAU-Stars
Readied For Meet Gainesville G-Mea Tonight Is Ne
Nipping DeLand And Orltmio Being
1949 Grid Clashes
For OccupAtlon
B’ •
r-t
F lo r id a H o r s t s S h o w
U p W e ll In R a c e s
friKSS
Includ
fcXEftse V
*
A haw
ing tew
two
now bMuailii.
naming In
In CallHanford Giants divided four Park Wednesday night.
GAINESVILLE,
July
4
-r
O
h
-A
Florida
State
League
AH-Star
la, won a total of 03 ■races
DELAND, July 4— (Spatial)—
A
Lh ( ih contests
The Daytona Beach Iitandrr*
_tha weekend, dropping two relied on one hJg Inning to pull a Municipal Stadium at DaLand. team, picked by the loop's fans, will eldsh h4r* tonight at St 13 P.' M.
w..k „
w ,»
, n
_
. ...
Orlando Senator*, while i4-8 victory nut o f their encounter 1*hore John B. Station University with the leans* leading Gaines vile G-M#u.
* g _ the Senators and the with the Orlando Senators In the P*fPf football, Is f**4 tolng Pot
O.
O
k All S m . « * . .313 M ,
bMk.
.W
.
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a
g
r
*
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,
a
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!
,
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BiliM. csrr. sn ebbrsvistsf) ilila of whim
into shape
1949 season,
Rod Hats.
Plorlda State Leegue leal night^ ! lr
— for
gulars espatted to start the game are the favorites. Th# GamesvtUa
,£ i r ° i. president o f . the Florida Thor Is first psdsrsl Savings snd Lean
City
Manager
V
ftces and departments of tha Col
LeVlalla in^IMllI In Orlando the
Ed Devls, atartlng Senator
AsMxlaUoa •( Bttnlnol* Countv. a
average of 801, however, isn’t tooW
lage
of
Physical
Education. pughbred Breeders Association.
plalntirr, v*. Wllll*jsi
took the flret game o f . pitch*, had given the lelandere formed Athletic Director Brady bad
Fifty - s i x
crack er
races, corporslios,
up with vataran Myrit Hoag on Health, and Athletics havs moved
Lewis sad Oladys Lewis, his JltA
Cowell
yesterday.
hut the Olente bounced 'only one hit up to the fetal eighth.
through
June
1,
had
also
account
tones,
a
and
John
Marses
and Otsdrs Mortha
motmd.
In.
The city haa had a craw of man
A, J o nightcap to" win 3 1Then the Daytona Beach cluh put
■an. bl*. wtra. defendants
batting star with a M9 avaragr,
Tha rostors (batting avenges In
Dean Dannie K. (Dutch) Stan ed for 28 seconds, 38 thirds and
Th*
natnr*
of
said
suit being a
The Senator* and the Olante i three hit* and a sacrifice with pegging In grass at the field, heads the All-Star hitters. Only
ley said today that tha gymnas 40 fourths, a compilation of re suit la forecloe*
that certain
o*#r to th# Municipal Park two errors. and a walk for four and the playing area recently has Gainesville's A! Plrtla with a J74 parenlhsle except pitchers):
cords
reveals.
muriate*
dated
June
II, IMS, and
ALL-STARS
ium Itself Is completed, end the
ippllcat!
had an application
of pleat food.
of owning to defeat the I rune and th# victory.
Largest money-winner I* th* of record la Morissa* Book Tt,
only
work
remaining
to
be
done
Mayar,
Peletka.
lb
f
.858),
Mott,
Coach
Cowell
said
tha
field
la
la
.
"**/!*
**■",
r
sea*
III.
Seminole
County
rsootds,
.9 to I. Yesterday
Sanford
In
the
other
night
game,
Gaines
j y _______
Marlon County bred Werwolf, now
A'*? h,F*1 °JL , * bewthf ft!* P a lette l b ',(-326. Montalbano, ie adjustment#, replacements, and In California. The 2-y*ar-old son seslnst tbs following described
with DeLand and triumph- ville nosed out the I’alatka Asa- the beet ehepe In yeare, after he ,for
Manager
Hal Grubhr
Grubkr’*
,
. . . ortn property, to-wlt:
Hluh
au _ jAllDaytonaTss’ (.249). Jones, Sanford. Inst bits of touching up that scand
School
to 1.
*
ana High
nign
f
ocnooi Coach
t.oacn "Saae"
npec l°
a ,r. . ’Manager
_ i._ _.,n Hal
.
teaa. 10-9
1-ot IT. of OaoraU Aoros. as *
Star’ nine will b* Palatke’a Herb 3b (.839). Varner, Orlando, If cofoDinlfii ill new itructurti i Afifl hid iccountfil for H I$00
tin Inspected
tmpec
the field,
laid
per plat thsreor duly or record W
Helped along by Leesburg er Martin
.--O floga hurled the' victory for
S
H
E
final
l(rtag*e
of
con*
ln
S
-ra
u
.
incfudlng
first
money
McLeod
and
Lefty
Mayer,
right(.840fc
Emmerich.
Daytons,
ef
in lb* public records of Sem
wet
Meanwhile,
efforts
wsrs
beta,
whllt
i being
tad'Oriandoans In Orlando Friday rors, the St, Augustine Saint*
In the Florida Breeders’ Stake at
inole
County. Plorlda, in Plat
fielder
and
first
baiaman
n
struct
Ion
are
reached.
(.284),
McLeod,
Palstka.
rf
(.888).
the DeLand
mi
of ths
SMSInc,. while Ben Wilbur and heat th# Dodger*, 3-4. Pete Gatpsr mad# byy members
Hook T, nags SI.
"The moving In of our entire Hialeah. Another Juvenile, Mhrab,
an Im- tively. McLeod Is dipping the Dunne, DsLand, c (.2U ), Bevil,
WITNESS
my hand and official
Cnsrlle Rom combined efforts to h lf V homer "in the sixth for the Quarterback Club to
a
Dade
County
product,
had
won
ball at a ,1U mark ana Mayer at Daytona, rhp (18-8), Rash, Day ersonnel and eauipiment should 10,076. with Local Bat
at Sanford, Bemlnola County,
S». down In defeat. Joo Bchulta Saints after collecting a triple In proved lighting system Tn th* field .35t.
Band, foaled seal
p.'d
of
July,"
e
completed
by
the
i
Plorlda,
this
tllh day ot Jea*.
tona, rhp 13-8), Kaminski, St.
and to erset an alegtrio
M^back In the finale to poet the fifth.
tilt.
On the mound tha All-Star* Auguatlne, rhp (IB-2), Barry, San- E . S « 2 3 , V u .
board. Max Acres, co-captain of
.Sunday results:
a
T.
HERNDON
Clark of tha ciroutt Conn
the club, said progress was being will also have tha "percentage” ■Vd, Ihp (3-2), Lichens, Daytona
dy Lake gave up IP hits to
Hanford ft DeLand 1
advantage,
HEAL
r
utlf.279). *
npney-winners for 1949, three A
St, Augustine II Leesburg 4 made In both endeavor*.
,— jaatora here Saturday night
remfy
In
the
building
and
opsratnpnev-winners
EDWIN
SftJNHOLSBR
Daytona's La* Rash and Lou
GAINESVILLE
am from Marlon County, three Attorney for Plaintiff.
Tha field is ussd by the DeLand
Daytona Beach 4 Orlando 3
h* wee defeated In his second
from Dade, and two each from
High School snd Euclid High Bevll show 16-8 and 18-8 won and
Alton, lb (.801), Colli ns, 2b lnT
t
h
*
tHt to the year.
Gainesville 10 Palstka 9
nniterwT Broward and Duval,
School as well aa Stetson. Approx lost records respectively white .281), Singer, se (.282), Burke,
J?
™
,nH
Barry went the route
Monday Gams
underway
Brlfht
attention
All-stars at Gainesville (3:16 imately IB gamea era played each the other righthander, Man Rat- .e» /a«a»a>t . j 5 . » t ui u*a\
y ado limited the Red
t i > ; »n « r« -;' 5
s r palm
« s ,treaa
. i . and
,a ' pave*i
M . a astreets
.
w,,h
.
season ut the field, mostly night plnskl of St. Augustine, has won « f J « l . « « l . . If IJfTO.DoiUr,
five wail scattered htU as P.M.)
FLO
b
j
^
.11
,
"""*
II and lost t.
gamea.
n lost the contest for
S —* ‘ jbP l l ® l ) . e - round th, holldfr _
HODERT
O. JACKSON,.
Tha
All-Star
southpaw,
Larry
At Hulley Gym at Stetson,
Mlllln, rhp (18-8),
Pults, rhp
Th# new. gymnasium, named
Complaint,
Coach Cowell said he had most of Barry of Sanford, has a 8-1 re ! ii V
if Len Matte hit one
Pim- 1Florid* Gymnasium In keeping
MARION r. JACKSON,
the practice uniforms ready to cord to data, with two of Ms vic »;!!«. f hp (8-1), Regan, rhp (4-8), with other atrUtlo structure*
longest home run* ever
Legal Notice
Defendant
Issue prospective member* of th* torias being against the G-Men. Hilliard, rhp (0-0), Ingala (0-0), Inn the campue, was constructed
ot the MunlrlIpal Park. HI*
ORDRR
,
o r m sL ioA 1
The
G’s
bent
him
once.
team
when
they
report
September
rd li
TO MAJtlON^r.
M C R .O N Votj4
KARlOh
Walker, c (.200).
' , i a cost of 11,660,000 nmt l»
NMTICH
OP
MASTKR'a
SALK
HTREPT
S
A
beauty
contest
with
repre
SET,
S.
I,
New
game
uniforms
have
bean
M p , men on the bases and gave
Iequipped with the latest device*
NOTira IS IIEREBT OlVHNi c .
sentatives
from
Isagu*
cities
com
ordered In a variety of alses In
the Banforditea their margin of
hat. under and___
by______________
virtue of a day
„ u are
(N |
in modern office and class toom That.___
Tou
hereby ordered to apMARINE RECRUITER
nee of foreclosure and ealo aa* ear (lit peraon or by attorney)
anticipation of the Incoming can peting for tha title "Miss Flor
f. Tha ball went far over
equlpement.
FLORIDA
STATR
tvred
by
the
Judae
of
the
Clr,
ida
Stats
League
of
1949,"
will
ORLANDO.
July
i-(R
n
a
cla
l)
n
the
Circuit
Court of Bemlaoto
for tho
MW* iur
IflfJ team
lORHIt
,
,
*
Iflb house outside the left Team
L Pat UR didates
'
cult .Court
Judicial Cnunty,
Coun
t t - of. ,the -Ninth -----------Ptorlda, or
—Marine Tech. Set Veil T KinII IT .SIS
Stetson play* Its first gam* In i prSr®^#, ^
.
...
fane#.'
(Islnesvlll*
®
Ircult
In
and
for
Hemjnole.Cou/iitnd
day
of
July.
P
K
N
A
ttxrn
IJ'ircult
In
and
for
Seminole
Counfind
day
ot<
Julr,
A. D. 1*4
10 tl .III t
DoUnd on October 3 against T roy' . Th* four umpiraa aalectad for near, Central Florida recruiter,
rKWALIZED
!•/. Florida, on tha )Tth day of answer a Bill of Cemptatnt ____
ht the league’s All-Star* Dayton* llssch
IS S3 AM S State College, a newcomer on the|Jh* contaat—-Lyle
SANFORD
will
establish
a
temporerv
office
NEW
YORK
—(/n
—
txmking
Juno
1144.
In
a
certain
cauea
herein
afalnat
you,
same being a
Buck,
Bll|
'm Gainesville 41-Men In Hi. Auausltns
It IT ,111 IS
last (season's statistics, of- 1•*ween C. Dlloraar, Complain- aU|t for divorce; otherwise a D*It 10 ,101 II
Hatter schedule. 77i# second home *J1'*,tl®
Anderson and Topi In th* Sanford Post Office on over
He, but tomorrow night fatal ha
ri-l.l. Vr
A « ..i„ a
S!tand- crea Pro Confess;, wilt be entered
IT IS .III IMi gam# la against University o f : Stanton—will ha tha beauty eon- Tuesday, maintaining hour* from ilclsls
DsLand
of thfl American Ifochey; nnt# 1 will
Mil at public auction •■■inti voo for failure to appear.
contests get back on a (lilandn
IT 10 .lit U
10:00 A. M. until <1:00 p. M.. League have decided that penalties !'
inJ inv
nh.1
iim
ii oina*r ior c u n ui
nlcg, or answer
I
15.*._
*-”
*,.1
“ ! pwa.or
as required br taw
Tampa
on
October
22.
Both
games
,e*t
Judges.
t schedule, Sanford meet* l.aaaburi
it SI ,1)1 HU
ill* front door of th* Coer®. Ifou is hireln
he will remain there two days.
incurred by a team affect its stand, Ithk
ftesalt* Pealerdav
Attgustlne Saints In St.
are scheduled to start at 8 P. M.
Hl1. (l!7,ber. . > , B° t
i. lh> City of Hanford. Seminole
W lTMESS
l
mr
hand and offtotal
Kinnear
explained
that
even
Deylona Baach 4, Orlando I.
County, piofltta.
Kio-iila. tvtwoe,tviwoei- the Icnal
tenet MS| mis ITth day ot June, A. D.
ing only slightly. The leegue Cnunly,
g Tuesday, and tha two
Tha Homecoming gamt, Noveja-! JJ,nou2**d. hJ* , u ' t,n.»
Hanford I, inland I.
vlth th* lifting of the ban on champion Providence Red* spent hours of eats, on klondtr. tha 1st II4S.
her 12, will b# an afternoon gams **•**
Sto® D o*l« said that
return to tha Municipal
BL Augdstta* *, Leesburg 4.
of Anauet. 1(41. all that cer
O. r . HERNDON
'
I he will open with his regular tlse- three and four year enlistments 609 minutes In th* penalty box, day
tlMlnesvill* t*, Palstka t.
tain real estate situate In dentinfor men between 17 end 29, tRClark, Ctroult Coart
County, Plorlda, described at HEAL
veara-old* can still sign up for and tha tailend Washington Lions ota
only 14 mlnutee lata—496. Pitta- folIOWSt
nnlv one*year.
TM DI
Lot
Boutlisrtr .1#
. fast
. . of ___
T H S COURT OP THE COUNTY
burgh and Cleveland, third and II,Th*
and alt of Lot IS. Block ‘TT’, INJUDOE,
SEMINOLE
COt
IDO B.
BBMINOLE
C
O U ffH
PEHN PARK ESTATES, aa
fourth in the west, had tha most
8 T A T t o p FLORIDA.
recorded
In
Plal
Book
I,
pages
V
Harrv MelnHra, Rrooklvn pit- and least penalty tima, respec
I
N
I
___
H
I
j
.
TH
E
ESTATE
OPt
10. II. II. II of the Publto
Emma B. H. Cos
jeher, hurled 12 no-hit Inning* a- tively.
Record* »f Hemlnoti C.iutiy,
Deceased
Florida.
gainst Pittsburgh In 1903, hut lost
PINAL NOTICE
W. E Wlnderwaedl*
|tha gam*. 1-0 in th* 13th.
Nolle# la harsby given that taa
A« -1p» l»l >lua:er
undi«rs)fn*p
ha* presenlad
»lr
-to e
Homlorafela County Judge 1ef-t aa*mNOTICE OP INTENT TO RE dlS- i la County, Plorlda,
fta*t
TEI FICTITIOUS NAME
return.
4TT
“ v\
ta ils
7 ,lh
Ad'mtolatralorn*a#n\on?j0,'non' c?
HBLV W X n V k U
Iil.es. Plorlda Statute*, lilt, the tha Batata of Emma E II. Cap,
B ped a l S e rv ice s — 18
3— Heal Fatale F or Hato— 3 »
underslaned will rt|l»ttr
**-‘l ‘ ......... ..
........................
Clark of tha Circuit
Ideal frame hungalow, spacioui INTERVIEWERS for part-tlms
for
Volusia
County,
■ ffd cilT g July 1. 1949
raoalpt of proof ot
interviewing people for markat NJckle Plating, Bllvar Plating,
H E R A L D
and comfortahlc. Screened porch,
I will n ot bp responsible
hi* notice of Inten
Gold Platlngt Polishing. Baby
research surveys, Colltga back
living room, dining room, 2 large
•h*
taUowIng flotltloue nawe, to- and loiraa order dieebar
shoes
and
othar
keep-aakis
fo
r
d
«b
ts
contracted
by
ground
desirable,
not
essential.
* W u it A d i
bedroom* and batii, garage, oak
PATCH, under as such administrator da bonli
Bronud.
vhlch
ha Is engaged In lb* opeft
a
y
o
M
e
th
e
r
than
m
yAnswer
fully
per
mail,
A.
J.
r- non
shads trees. Kxcallant neighbor-u i
atlon of wholesale grower of c
DUNN’S
PLAT1NO
SHOP,
Dat
th* loth day at Jus*,
Fdv ReetoM
Wood
A
Company,
121
8.
Broad
hood. Price *7,600.000, *3,400.
I
f
n
i
Ji
flowers,
located
In
Semlno!
A. D. i . r
directly behind YoweH'a Pk
St., Phlladaphla 7, P a . _____
00 down.
Cuunly. Geneva, Plorlda, and that
YfcTon
i. c o x
1240.
. .
ha la the only person Interested In
As■ AAdmlalslrator
da bonta
W. R. William*, Realtor.
'
Sales Person, reliable and abta
ss|d
bulness..
Emma
£.
h. c o x
nae itt& d ^ T b * :
110 N. Park Avt. Phona 1120.
to aall-Apply Roumillat and
Jatei
sled this loth day of June, A,
eagaad.
D.
1*4*
Charleston,
w
.
f
i
A n d e r s e n , ___________
r n n S T A T E - m sitlA N C H
T 8 S ? ^ ^ S 0 B P 3 !
C HENRY HARRISON
HATHoJo” k °r O W D ..................
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT Sanford Representative, age 85 to
By: Normas A. Paulbn*
Attornap
RAYMOND M. BALL, RaaRae
Attorney for agpllaaat .
Ft. eW osw Florida.,
*»••**
* .I •. ■
40,<desiring td' go Into 4k* In- FOUND whR* puppy, b le d
Rat.i. 4 Ptorlda State Ba ah JBdt .
TT
sortnee bnslneaa. Rxecltont op
on beck. Owner
held, black
FOR FARMS, komait kailnada
t a M « a .W B
portunity-for man with gw llflFWlRI f f f d f
proparty kno aeraags, eaa yew
•atton*. to write Automobila,
_________________
[ONE 148
E. A. Btrout Realty Ageney
Life and Plra Insurance for on* FOTJND-tlitle" brewn female dto
Orln H, Mathleux, Associate
of the world's lergeat eompanlse.
aotith of Air Base. Phone H8-W
1807 E, Second S'rest or phew
Only those with taltimenihlp,
am steal1809-J,
pea* aaai*
ability nsed apply. Write In- ^
•eaeaa bub.
aurance
Representative, Box 115— ‘ A U TO M O H lLK tf — 15
New 2 bedroom atucco on blwtl
787, Daytona Beach, Fla.
, ■ i ■i ,
,
',
house, Breeseway and attached
IverNaa* V m i m M
garage.
Alrerdy
landscapad. Wanted! BrakV and Front End
Bulck Coupe, 8828J10 Mrs.
ro e s r x ; &
*3,600.000, *1,000.00 down.
C. D. Dorton, HI. 2, Box 244,
Mechanic. Must be experienced
W. R. Williams, Realtor
Sanford.
Firestone Store*.
A
IIP N. Park Ave. I1hone 1120,
'40 INT'L \ flat bed truck. ButsaHfy aa latmeeiatelr
1)_ WORK WANTKI) —ft. doting power. Tire* good. Mdr#
pee aeewaa la rear «4.
r
>
—
Article*
For
H«to
—5
a«a Si reeweMlsie fer
good glass than a hathousa.
NEW Roofs, Roof repairing
Nice looker that will haul plenty
FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dinner*
painting, Phone 198-M.
at not much cost. 8415.00. Seneverynlght, *1,00. HOMER’S.
ford Mtr * Eypt Co, tod W l i l
THE
Mill's Swap Shop—We buy, tell or
W O R K W A N T K D — ft! tha Pontiac
ac Place.
trade moat anything. 403 San
SA N F O R D
ford Ave. Phona lli-J .
ALL TYPES of bulldoter work,. BAROIN MILEA0B, '36 Dodge
rsaionnbl* rates, Free eatlmatPickup chugging right atong.
Wa both lots,.Khan you d
H E R A L D
**. David R. Carpenter, Phone
Tires, teg, motor • What ala*
bring tour prescription*
1198-M.
do you iteedf Oh ye* - a
Laney'a. Phone 101.
Not a Betty Grabfe • but what
I.6W IR PRICES, ^x^pen waieh
fJT 7RV TIN CUM 1UVP3 MOT W iM l'Q O riD BREAK OUT O P'
MARTIN,'fOUR NEPHCW FROM 'QM
a body! Tha eastire, mamtoua
HOT LUnt'HRS every day frem
repairing. 0 . C. Falfowa, Hons*
5W0T HIM IN A
THEFIRST HEM. VMEN TSWE 1 € WORD,®
EAST
INSULTED
ME.
rig
for
only
|1MJ
111#JO.
Sanford
11:14
te
I:dd
at
HOMRRfB.
Bhyh|lfo0
Sanford
Ave.
PheM
HUNT
—I
MAN0QAG0 HIT THAT DQOR.ViHU
Motor A Eqpt. Co. MM W. l i t
3NAPj <
00CR
TUXEDO FEEDS) Completo Has,
Tho Pontine Place.
tIEU JCK.
Apli., conven
Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.
io — B u g liie n B ^ ^ flg n it S
ed s m u from the
’4S PONTIAC Daluse Four Door.
ew room efficiency For full line of OALVAN1X1D
and BKON2B SCREEN.
Modem tile betk,
„ bualaeae couple or For QUALITY, SERVICE
PRICE—
Phone 8*0.
C
* - a * - &"»«■
fV/
r
&
* NOTICE
Uw
Gilbert D. Brooks
r
«a& B ga
■ reem fumlshed apart- STANLBY-ROGia%R HDWE, CO.
#•» nice couple (a my
i Fritate bath with ihower. ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney’a
75c also waak days. Lunches A
kitchen, Private italrihort ordfrs,
R, Pippin, W 1st.
FOR PAINTERS-Decoratom. t o per Hangars. Phone MR of
fMM. 47 uetea and aid
1I6#-J after fliOO P. M. W*rh
Quaraateed. No job too tafip ov
■ T ig
"•
too small. Estimates cheerfully
npetaira apartgiVM.
m ..
Paint* fee •(
apertmant, fte l
s S ^ A R m Gian A Pals*
Phaue %
r t a r K
, n u i d W. tod.
Jy. Phene 497-R.
AND RAD”
r n n i r - b a 1 used -GOOD
• pc. bed room suit*
. . mltoa (1
wall broken In) and aa good
a new car • at toaa money, a
Expjwi Radio Rapatrlng
mart *2998.00. Sanford Mtr A
Eqpt. Co, 208 W 1st • lb* Pontlae
Place.
’
_________________.
tor. Seminole Venetian Blind
RUnd CHEVROLET •40 l i t Pteksp,'
Co. n o W. •rd. It. “
' New floorbed, enser*
I1I8-W.
enee, wham-doodle g w ____ ^ .
armchair comfort (Utot'a n Re]
•but It deaa bav* new eat* am
cleaning A
hock. Many n ton mito la Dm
bl# power
truck and th* fin* tlrea. Only
*448.00. Sanford Mtr A Rapt
Co. MM W lit • The PoaUna
iljS ittr
fjr
jgglS ?B 5 r^
m N T iN a *
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r
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A:
^
apartment. 1 used i n bos
ape. living
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111 tt. Pun
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NO. 220
Hiss Trial To
Connally,
Vandenberg
End Thur sday,
Judge Asserts Urge Swift Approval
J a y c e e O ffic e r s F o r 1949
.
More Testimony Is
Slater! Tomorrow;
Government R e s t s
Case Against Hiss
C o n g ression a l
L ead
ers R e p o r t N o D e
cision Is R e a ch e d ;
Labor
B ill
A ired
For Atlantic Alliance
C Of C Takes Steps To Revive
Application On Housing Project
Texan
Calls
Treaty
WASHINGTON. July 5 - < / P ) NEW YORK, July 5- -(/P )—The
Unmistakable Proof
Praakiant Truman talked over the
perjurv trial nf Alger Hiaa will go
That
Free Nations
general economic lituation and the
lo the jury Thursday afternoon.
▲ government'* financial poiitinn
Federal fudge Samuel H. KaufWill Resist Attack
‘® with hi* rnngre««ional leader* to
A ic c m i wai taken at 12-05
Taking twtfl advance nf the opportunity afforded fot a ptihlic
WASHING'! ON. Inly S—(/p)—
day. The leader* reported no deP, M. until tomorrow morning houtm! . ,n S',,".0,d undf' »«» L>deral legMlatHm. I It*tithet ol ton.
ru.stor Connallv (ll Tea) today
ciiion ha* been reached on whether
l,.do. k'.ul.o.n
ha* takrn «mtn to w|((|p
,rvnr ^an applnarion!
I'diecl
ha will aik Congreu again for new
*ilh.o Judge
Kaufman ,..id
aid there fj,f{J Managei Edward lltggiin|hf
|(H, „
. ,, Senate ilrliate on the At*
tilt .i plea for swift
taae*.
very
Would he a
few minute* of pub)if hou.mg unit*.
I
,
Iflljmnnv
I
,l
, -I
n ..
i ippimal
Ippi"* *1 .u Tmumt.ik.ihle proof*
I1 . .., rc . i
|
•<
. .
Mr. Truman it working on a
rilimonv"
l ast ivtimfav he mote |olin P. Bloom, regional dtierloi of the , t , i , , . oalioin will
tland la*
tpecial economic menage to the
;• The Judge *aid that following Keileial 1'iihlt, Housing Xnllm rlty*- ,
I *Cr•hri
>i» ig.iimt all ii k
legiilator* It it widely eapecled to
'tfUimonv lomouow the de(en»e In Washington, I). I"., a king fur the City in
I,, «to
In lb* 11* ilv. lie %aid. “ the fret
carry recommendation* for prowould have the leit of the day (or a copy ol the new Ian .mil re- -lent Niue in.I Inmatug I I, " "
toe, . 11 ,0 1 11 1 .111 , | 0 .1*1001 nf the Noith Atlantic area
gram* to meet the declining price
4|t tummation. The govcinmcnl ipiertilig Sanford'* appli, at ion tie -lulling II,m i
tevived.
Voile William >. vice ■l,»n in i|V . lav hrbne the nation* of ihe world
and employment lituation.
will turn up it* rair Thursday
The previuu* applicalion, railing Rev W I’
lltooks, Jt . V M J., n„|,|f ,|fl laialvm that no armed
Charlea • Rot*, the pretidential
morning Then the iuiv will have for erection of Ibo unit« at an e»- tiillon
and Mi« F F Roomillst
pren secretary, taid the menage
lunch in the custody of the U. S. tlmated emt of $(14l),0iMi na* given The i-,iioinittei- lecomrnendeil that iggrevsot, no ivv.iggeting conqueror
tentative approval by die Housing 101) him .mg unit i la- eiei fed m no mihtatv despot vhall invade tha
probably will go to the Capitol
nianhall
)rn>.e -ritleinriit of |Ninth Atlantic atea ”
early neat week, but that there i*
Aflet lunch Thursday Judge Authority in IlMh, said Mi Hig IJrnigetown
gins, hul funds for the project negioe. »>a-.i of Sanlold Avenue,
I he 20-vrai compact ha* been
a chance the President will tend
Kaufman laid he would deliver hi* were not Ihen available
and that ,'•■> lioiiaing unit • be run
gn»il
hv the I ’ntled Slate*. Canit to Congee** by neat week end.
rharge to the jury and that body
A committee w n appointeil hy llllli tr.l In nTiito I••-li|«-lit«
[adi uni M> F.tnopean nation*, but
Indicating the importance Mr.
would begin u* deliberation* the
Pirsldent John Renkarlk, abated centei, It ahown with mat* officer* <>f the Seminole County Junior
I it muvt hr ta tilled by a two-third*
Truman attache* to the menage. Chamhcr of Commerce after their Installation at the Tourist Center Inst Thursday The ceremonies pio»*cutu>it ie«ted il* i a»e at 10,2*
l im t'* v-tr before it become* bind
Ron laid the Preiidenl <pent many wnr conducted by Reggie Moffalt, atat« dlslrlct vice pi eu,lent. Other offlcrrs Include John Rhepitard, A M.
ing on tin* country Fewer than J
The case »v»* leitnl after the
f hour* working on rough draft* dut vice preshh'nt, seated left; Malcolm MacNeill, vice pmnlrnt, seated right, amt standing from left to
I a i|o/en «enator« aie eapecled to
ing hi* weekend Potomac Rivet- light, Dr. A. W. Kppi.Jr.. secretary and board of directors members It. A. Newman, J r. Kmlyle lloua- proircutoi, Assistant U. S. At
I»p|»:»«* a
' Chesapeake Bay cruiie. Ron raid holder, II. F. (ianaa, William Stcmper, I*. M. (Single* and tiurdon llradley, trilling prrihlrnt, also George torney Thomas F. Murphy fulled
Williiiina, Treasurer.
I'hulo by Raymond iiltifli" In an attempt to have the court
Meanwhile
Senator Vandal)
there it "a great deal of work"
recotislilar its rilling !**• week
brig of Michigan called on
Mill to be done on it.
esdndltiK testimony by # fnimer
•notate to taiifv the North
The message la expected to tie
wife of (ierhsrt Fisler.
laiittc Fact in a shield for fr
Mr. Truman’a mutt tinporlani
The nnimuiiiement w n in*'ie
nation* n g n I it a,t
“ embattlad
aftci opposing lawyers conferreil C a l l
renouncement In the field of
I1' n |
I ’ t M |t r v ,r i| giee,l\ Fomniunlsm"
Mr’ fnrr*
Sr* t»t PM) - Itir l'i
omeatle legislation alnca hi*
w ith In h i ai Jiidgi' Samuel H
lie loinnl in the fight for aph rr
P r e ffM ir d
R v
f ir t ir v .i ffrir|(;r
I n I nival of the 12-nation dafanM
state-of-the union menage of la»t
Kaufman.
after Senator Connally
The e* wife of the Commimi**
January.
28 O f Of) I,, p n ||
Rr* S n u ith i ln lv in alliance
le,i off tlie debate in tha crampa
fugitive Flelet t» now Mrs lleilr
a
In January, Mr. Truman **ked
The pail taken by young veteran* in combatting deilimtive i»m»
^•1 i|l|8l(rTH ttf the I'apitol'a hit*
Massing wife of Paul Mas«'ng. «
anti-inflation meaiurea ami for
and p id d lin g nalional security wa» pointed out yeitetdav in a Fourth
I hr I -Iiioti I Otnuo- ion liiilav tone old Supreme t'mirt room.
TALLAHASbtl.. Inlv 5 —f/f1)
Ihe
writer mill Irrturet In sociology
14,000.000,000 of new taaea.
Vandenberg echoed Connally*!
_______
_____
addle** lo moie tlinu 1.500 people at Sweetwater Park. Oviedo,
Rutgers t’ nlveraltv. N e » f’ levatllHK veuliiuriit among ieua deman'le.l i> lion liv \V. .|ey Sweat,
Since then,
the
economic .picture of
best in*
Decree Tempera at lloatlaura
lla
hat changed’ considerably and the | |,v II. G. Clavlnn, direr lor of agiicullura! extension leivne of the on
lor* anil repreieulative,i»rnti
in Tivtiion rngineei, m gmng ap plea that tho pact I* H» L
*niance against a third world
government haa finished Its fiscal University ol FTinda. He wa» introduced by Mayor Flank l.llu.il and
b*
foi
a
ipei
ial
te
viini
ol
the
|
e
I
pimal
|o
ihange.
in
tlir
light
wav
tures Cover Twooar—a warning to would-b# con*
tar (andlng
year
(ending Juno 80) with a , ----------------------------------------------- -w M erritt Staley. Legion post com
glilalurr lint mnnlli in ne*l In Inf RnnlrIII lion, the Geneva
•pieroti that 300.000,000 people
Thirds Of Nation
1 1 ,800,000,000 deficit.
iii • 1
IX
.1
ewe gg mander.
will
Nggrri^iou.
i work out Flonda'v Ituam ial pin- j budge to rininole I hue
Nearly on# thousand cltleena
Thu mnmfmoun debaU op#n#4
i
I.
I
Movie,
allntnev
lor
llir
llv
ASSOCIATED
I’
MF.ss
decline
from Seminole, Orange and Volu
,
,
* i
i without public mu!Ienet. Only tht
cal gear. But aoma Congieae mamOf 60 legislatort who tephed In j Hnfiifl. ai "iiff irkplimiFd l)f 1.4ml, Urnttorn tnd »
T-nipeiaturei • headed' for the
sia Counties enjoyed the big liarrtopritrt
bare argue that high taaea would
a pnfl on ihe quetlmn. 2H vatd thev anil/wav Illlormed 'hat Ml Sweat
becua prepared under direction of 90'* again today a« no break in
It .laileaea
raae *v.
alow down huiineae.
**. -■«#——•*. * >,
■ihiv*<|ht Governor Warren thould cuillll tint k* rniilad,j'-a.Mil alter \
F W 1.
' h*
l-tfon V hot tail we.
» ’• •Speaker Rayburn -.(T e a*-.*#**
lal Post 248. Benefits derived bF , l " . •
. ,
.
.
SONOMA. Calif., July h -f^ » call them back in lulv o, Ai.gt.vl ) 00 o'.lock
Mr. Truman talked about tha fl»Hi* post
r>n«t fro,.,
itin l,a.hap,ia
. I I I 'hrr
for areas from ihe
Hi#
from the
hatheette will
eat situation In bln conference with
ft wav ihe sixth day of vwelter ern**Ca1lfornU * highway's today ',n‘, *
preferred * S*pte„r
ll»»» IHlflP 4* »l|»
he med for Ihe upkeep and Im
II. r . h mg- *
(Ceattaee* Oa Pag#
provement of Ihe park and awliu- og heal for nun h of the Mulwevi in their search for a man known nr* call lllltet* vatrl no »i»e,,
VPV911 l.y ll,. •1(l»* l?f»4»l
mlng pool, anld ('nmmamlej; Sta Mockie* lo ihe Allantu veaboaul as flank—-In question him In a veviton i« needed al all. ot -og IIIP111 we,e |.t"
I'" ■r,| l.y M I’ III
ley.
, (,|( |((,
'l alto wa* a ■ontinuation of llir double slaying and rape In Jack KPl|f(J „
' pynl, h Iiii i «»iii
loutllv
.III
mil.
County I'leik O. I*. Heinilou
l.undon a scenic Valley or the ■
,
•ppietsive weather dining the Moon.
|ntonlht.
I'lrtn 1 ■ ),.*•), iI . itivey ii| tlir lieu
IT n r F ic flltP P P la n e t )
1 /4 ^
4 1 A
•? '
^ |prilted tlil^
utrvlce of th*
,
,
I.ii NIiON. lulv fi i/l’ t—RtissU
r u r r Ig lllv l l
V i o l e n t A c C lflC M fS Lfftion mrmlirrv ami nnlnlpd nut
nf July wffkfml Inr tun
A woman clad only In a t-«
Some eipreueil no preleiem * iMlllr '•(• il.iy. 1*'.*
t,<uil/rit hr, lull fn, ipiitting AusIIn- work of the group in nidiog 'hirtlt of lire ti•i.mi.y. A.........
.....................................
111 •b-iTnii-.l Mi *» ii4 aitfiii ilk Mi •11,1 ut Finn r-iiii'i taika today on
Mr AHHCIITATKH IMIF.MS
community. Including Mm niimliet «r pe,M.n. tuffernl beat mountnln road yesterday lo fell n ; '«*» 'he I-egitUlute hei anve only St» • ti »i|,|i*«,\
,.n Ausl 1 Ian iiiiliTii'O'lruri’ pact.
Mu* i liiui|*t'«
A reionl acnilcnl.il death loll' tP'lldlng and maintaining nf fl
tun*lralinn.
picnic party of Ihe crimes. Of- Governor Warren tan ■all a »pr ' mil •omplt'l,' tl . «61Va*y ill til •!•■» I linnigi S' /aruhlli lianded lit a
WASHINGTON. July r. (AT for the Fourth of July marked the ' ,‘-'>"lng .............. InMallallon of
nf
tha
•,« .,* 1 III,III I. *• f >l 1III* 116*tit "f ut 111* paragraph diafl
a rhlorlnalor in tho awlinmir-g
A lew trallererl ihundetilounv , fivers who Ini/eatlgiilcil bnmd )( t| ,r„ „ m
Tha Air Force la looking for a
ti,-aty* 1 ,1111, It- five, which deals
55,1V
nhiervance of ihi* year'*
ona-man fighter plane with e nation'*
, I , . .
,
u
i i , |i"ol and other Improvements at vvrr part* nl the heal bell hriiuglil i,nmr "'friim "w'hlrh ahe had fled.
Warren Itav given no lout
s M•man K>\ .aa• f •*t lit**! JlVlM *lt will, 1 ..-Iin hi a ..-i ■ in Austria.
"robot co-pirot" to help hit bombvi»en* ence la y hob the park. Mr.Herndon offlelan-l temporary relief. Buithe rfrougbl I And In Halyeravllle. Kv. a III- when he will bring the I rgivlatnir « n$: minn-r, appt
•1 f)t«* idiitllK* % Mr ii'l'led f I unitetr. tinting all
era flying at ultra high altltudta day, Laletl figure* showed 6/h
•
1
«
I'millty in.nl |llir urns and run 1 uf Russia’s
a
»
•
1
II
H
'
*' humorous talkP aft**r4 i? d “','ln
"nlinued in thena.mn', North
,
J S U f J S ,M‘ k’ e,c*P| ,,h!, , lr
M"' *
and speed.
kilted in violent acridenl*.
I . isntis
llll.'lllll'Ul
itl't'l
If plannere can make their pres
I'hlch he pretended to quote a *A»tern *lalev and damage In h)n> w(f|> nej|r htr# p,ln4, y has " ' ' I 1* 4« ° I|e dido I »rr at lint,
Those , , n n - . -Ii ■<loseil for tha
grim report on the counMi limy f.tf ••1 (lull Ilf Icnl
ent Idea* com* tyue, the pilot of , The
,
n
. ,
,
. |Seminole Indian newspaper sis •• farm crop*, already etlimaled at been taken to a Jail lit another time how a vpecial teuton «iniM
lllfoi lilt'd III •* *lif Stutr Huml •first ttnir ’ In iixact ureas, proaueh a plan# may naver even »** iry » cilebratton nf the three-day
—- I|m«nt
mein .bout
annul "Fuller
ruii-r Warren
warren g*- niore
more than $50,000,000.
JJir.UUlJ.trtiU, mounted
rnountrd city.
city, Police
police Chief
enter Glenn
utenn Prated
rraietr Mfely
lately be delayed much beyond P. nitrtment ■■ill
ti|v«*r(Mi’ for portion, pilin' nod assets Russia
the enemy bomber bl»-radar-fram16; 1 ting hlmeelf a squaw," ................. v—
s
N
FnBlaml. disclosed today.
Allau,
I July l‘« f 1 •ll>(rili'ttnfl nf want* an part cttlcment of her
r . . i . -,iv ., i ,r
. . .youth
. . . . . ns
.. a
« ,*,« . i i b « . u . ,
.....................
•d attlitant dl»eov*r# and ahoot*
lh«1 Revlawlng (he part In national c
,- n ™, M .........
?
Prater Identified .the
* iiptv roiirt*
•*1 fI ilrrl ftsrd general war i ~|isiaHnns claims on
down.
y , affairs taken hy young veteran*. State*. New Aork and New Jer.rv Npwby
Whut| 0f , b# Rear I " " '1'mniii 'iermanv The Hems she I* claimcauiet I
a|**4t l I l l t f l K C
n i'M * l»
I nit
The newly-announeed XF-M ra- from miicellaneoti* cauitt
•I Mr. Clayton declared,
iliave had no sulnlanlial tain fm Branch district six miles west
Thn
Thttre was a wide range nf
1•if »lir |It
I i••I•#M,1 llridgr The log I" Austria u.rd In lie owned
dar-aqulpped Jit flghtar. a two- The country-wide survey covrml
of here, where the bodies of Mr. suning among Irglilatot* no when
I liy Ihe (irinun
Charles Williams were dir special session should lie •"■I,I f| e r* | <s|*4 h 5k i l l I n lliOUt Ift fret
The Russian innp ' a.i I w * s tias*d
•
•
stall'll
F
a
•
•
iti|*h
Wii*'",
1
Sunday morning.
, Senator James A Franklin •<
•n the ............
-ui Austria
I f '*
» * « !« !
Williams. 27. was slain In hla Knrt M y m , h1,| ntbp P,,|ir , it.. $ «»*» *•*•»• *'** -s I n f »»•*•
leai-hed l,v M>« Mig Fuur foreign
. . 1*1,1*111
1 iI’l ’ v.®' ^
w f*’
la-iter dinners ate ill passing
|lt» lligliwit; I1* link aa |»t«• ministers in Fails last month,
wL*.h. h,r- . ” r Bn rn."nth.-?!7 lax." Rep. Chailes K. Bhrppa.d .• I i*■•%
follow . Mm
Tlir I’ aris agreement conceded
f•»I Ipv Mr II v
her arms, was shot St. Augustine said the same tiling ,
posed bridge Russia extensive oil right* In east
sha triad to escape.
l.f tfitUl iii *• , llvrl flulll ill*' I'* small corner Austria. It allowed Russia pro»llr, <Ills Mining!'
body waa found along Ih. ^
highway about 50 yarda from
BiiU R^P- l>fwey •ffill 11vm »»f I f Indian Mniilid Vi age traveises perils* of the I'anulie Shipping
a sever* strain on a pilot,
day holiday wa* 6 28 in ihe three I reterans, and It J* proper for
^grmMtdav'of tVieaumme'/but a I
home. Tha baby suffered ahouldn't be called hack until af |M,-,l>ve"l bet's fan., ala.iit one Company in MolgaHa, Hungary,
Although basically an F-80 stan day period in 1941. This year'* them to laad out and bring heir
.nil ralM sTonn s^
WOlln',• from
several shotgun ter Jan. I. I0M» "because I 1.* ..... ..
„.r ....... I*.,ff Romani, e* well
j„
Aua*
dard J*t flghUr, the XF-M hae
eulhuslasm and recant experience
tumblltiB 13 degircA P*He»». bill was nol seriously Have It will lake Him! long f " ,
.eachi * a r ,lul near (lie trlw. It elv,. hound the .Soviet* to
mark
compared
wilh
571
dealln
two ftaturta which convert It Into
Into l egion affair*. The value of
“ry.,
V ^ r Vo Kur‘ »he slate to reallie with any .1*
,,f , ||p
,... I.ake turn ovet all ,M.er fo.mer Garreported over a three day pertotl
a apeclallied Intarcaptor type:
t(.M Ia **« oa Ps«e Tkreel
Jha
A | ...............
, , r,r-*U r #?ld, "{,•?“ "« I , l ,Pr,tt>r
,,f rartalnty Inst how
*'•, vt
.................... .
line mat.-held ,.,,.|,*.t,e* to the Vienna
the
parched
malropnlllan
a
r
e
a
.
A radar opqrator to locate an in 1948.
high"
against Whitt, adding:
jf nny,
( fveiuif U
**11 lt0 , Srniiiiolp
'.rmiiiidi* Mont.......
Hi.mI
ivtuin for
for a lump
.
"5— .
.
I' caused at least
'? .six
1.
. , , 1 ,l,*
h. . ••■Inst
If
any. adltlniiAl
adltlonal revenue
is 110
,,,’,•|,
I
government in i.-tinn
deaths .and
anemv bomber and h*lp tha fight*
'#
A
lot
nf
pEnpla
wntild
IU
c
e
In
ei|.”
,
m
m
v„
.
„#
,,
Sweltering weather serosa the Mrg. Louise Wimbinh
1 tglit-of wnv ! sum payment •( 4180,000,000 by
heavy damage to properly, In gel their hand* on him "
ar pilot eloaa in on Hi and an nation brought an outpouring of
! On# senator, who asked not t " |M, ||r„ , | , . , ( ,,,
vrstward Ifi Austria over the next si* years.
"aft«rbumer" device to booat tha mllllona onto the highway# headed
D i e s I n O r m n d o ! eluding boats and
The five annexes show:
hair
a
WhUt'
w
m
^
n
*
%
*
!
?
Nn'
>
M
fJ
uof*rt
l,y
following
.Is of testnormal power of thp Jat angina for vacation lands and retort*.
1 Rome rain also brought a cool w
wher# Whitt was being held. No should be no special session " » " l ,
|,„.H, P|| ,1PHI Tier*
AT Seven steas In cast Austria
the lane
and ♦hns^rnable tha alrnlana to Tha traffic toll, as generally *«• •• N * I . »#•«» « » «
l'a a »
U ll
Mra. Louise Reddlrk Wlnthl.h, j big off *o part# of m.rlhsrn WIs charge ha* bean plaeati against „ 1P financial condition nf the*
lo it ttirou,;)' ii'-ar Wilson’s
Tw*»
(C M *
(CeattaaeP
Oa
Peg*
Star
<f;«a,law#>* -a e s i , -i«*
»C*atte**4 *»"
•«■»
peeled, wea the leader, with 2R4 77. died In an Orlando nursing1
•oici't, was appio -I Thi’ rcslfatalities on tha highways. The home Runday following a linger
drills, ini'liullug W H Rumba- Mrs. IV!. lJt II ithorn’s
national safety council had sill- ing lllnet*.
lough, rlnimrd Hint Mielr home*
Mother Died Monday
Mrs. Wlmblah waa a natlv# of
mated 2W persona would loa# their
»iiir biillt loo rlo,r Iii the forlives
In
traffie
mishap*
over
the
North
Carolina,
going
to
Orlando
inrrlv propose J n"i'r which la
holiday
In 1022. She was a mambar of tha
Friends of Mrs. M. L. Rabara
hIioiiI linr.fiilirth a mile long.
Sheriff F. A. Mara today point
The hot and humid weather Central Christian Chureb.
regret to learn of the
Tlie Cniumlsslnti dltacted that. will
........
ed out that Remlnola County wa*
NKW
YORK,
July
6D
P»
mllllona te lake* and river*
Mr*. Wlmblth I* survived br
tiids ha asked for on M.000 worth of her mother. Mrs. T. M. Hole*
*y fortanata" In M stf free sent
Chlang
Kal-Rh|k
appealed
for
to cool off and drownlnga over. two daughters, Mrs. H. O. Pollard,
iraa«tau»a on r«s* T a n
man, which occured early ysatar*
rn gntomoblla aeaidanta ever tha thrte-day period wa* a record- 1 Winston Halara, N. C., Mrs. L. H.
United State* aid In combatting;
day
morning
In Springfield,
Dy HAM DAWSON
the week-end end Holiday period.
the
spread
of
Communism
lu
|
T#nn.
MW* yrapted a few drunken breaking 240. The previous high |Connally, Sanford) aaven sons,
NEW
YORK.
July
5—(/P)~Some
folk
are
beginning
to
wonder
China,
In
an
Interview
reported
to-1
WKINIlRENNKH
DIES
Mri. Ilolamau, who made hay
*John
*»»iiii u.
i, ui
0. anu
and B. T.
of uriBn'lu*
Orlando
. . ___
waa .192
lasty ____
year,
iim Hal#;
•# of
oj Atlanta.
fiiiifu i, Harry
nmrry B. of why England Is always thorl of dollar*. The aniwer it probably just the day by Clyde Farnsworth, flcrlpps-. MILWAUKEE, July 5 (/Pi— home with* her son, Charlea
Glenn J.
.Michigan's
slgan'a hundred* of lake* tfiHnn
Howard
«A
V
writer
'
Albert
II
Weinliretiin-i,
chairman
........ .....
......
.man, had been III forr tat
savaral
lured Inouapnds and 86 person* Miami, R. M, of Homestead, W, •ame a* all too often in your own ca»e: ihera are a lot of tninp* you
Fourth of July thtt drownad In tha etate. Twenty «n# A.
The Interview was obtained s »,"f (he boatil of the sii ■» mantifac- month*. She had been a vlaitop
“ Jackson,
...................................
MIS*, and H. B.“ nf want— if only you had money eiimipli In huy th*m.
In alenf^tlnu."
Talpeh, Formosa, wltli the 02 '"ting company hearing Ills name jn Rattford on a number of 00«
granddrowned In New ork, Including at Wentworth, N. 0.) sight •n
Tha BriUtn, and much of ihe rest of the world, are Ilka that. There year-old Gantrallssimu confining , ■""* Mil vaukee’s nblesi shoemaker, •rasiont with her son-in-law and
anachlld. are many things that the United •
laait foot In New York City when children, and owe great--grandchild.
daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Reborn
u 2*eH y a sudfrn rtAtjrf awimpad hundred.
n*arly all his publishable com- lied yesterday. He «•«» 84.
Funeral tetvfcea willI be held
___ In
Btataa has- and make* that they' let*, domestic and foreign, are menta to written answers to ques
Wetnbrettner founded tha Albert I who have left for Springfield,
the
the Carey Hand Chapel, Tneeday, want and naad,
If only they had, shrinking,
tions submitted In advance, Farns II Weitthrenner Co., bt years ago Funeral arrangement# ar# In
M
at 4 too P. M. with the Rev. P. H. enough Yankee dollar*. The doller
with $M)(l capital. Ten years ago plate,
Another thing you can do to ra- worth said.
Meara, offlcipttng. Active fall•hortage la as simple as that.
litv* an aeut* dollar ahortag* Is
Chlang retired from the presi tlir film expanded with branches ‘
bearers Wlll> be Ira Johnson, Jo
R e c re a tio n S ch ed u le
Whan you are faced with the lo borrow from tha bank, from dency of China Iasi January but In four Wisconsin cities.
Htarman, Frank Crlbba, B. B. Mc
tame shortage, there are teveral relatives, from the pawnbroker. k*pt hla leadership of tha Kuomln
Gee, Arthur ■•ndsrson, sad Har things you can do. You can make
Wednesday Morning
The British have tried that one, tang Party. Ha declared In answer
PAIR RESCUED
ry 0. GHb*rl, Interment will be In
lf>:0<> Leave Grammar School
something and sell It for tha dol *I»o. They borrowed nearly 64 bil to one queetlon that regardless of
ABOARD fl. fl BRITANNIC far Crystal Lake. Swimming f*q
Woodlawn Mewmrlal Park.
lars to buy what yoy want and lion from IJnele Sam baok In 1948 whether ha hold* any political of AT SKA, July f> (/Pi two Eston
need) or you can offer your »rr- and sild. "now everything will be flea ht could nav*r ."give up my ian* who said they war# fleeing boy* only.
8tor
lake." Rut It didn't turn out that i evolutionary l#ader»mp" of In* from a Russian labot camp war# , 10:00 8outh«lda School
vleee for wage or fa*.
0,
Tha British have bean trying: way. They ran through Uia 64 Chines* people as long as |ndu rescued from a home mad* sail ’ t-y .m*^
at one, too. They havo been billion with remarkable speed. pandance pad freedom
I* yat lu be boat yestatday by the R. 8. Brit Form a Hobby Club, m*k#_
*
marker*, paper elephants,
M boosting production a* much ai'Than the Marshall Ban earns achieved.
annic, bound for New York.
possible, but they ar* having along
, in give them nxwa dollars,
The two, Helmuth Button, 37, —Circle run, Crow* am)
about a billion a year. In spite of
NEGRO DBOWNH
and Vnllttr Harps, ’ 20, wer* suf Contle Tag ami Link Arm
Wednesday After#
that they ara
OCALA, July 6, OP)— Nathan fering from fatigue and exposure
half billion ‘
iel Harris, 87, of Raddlck, was when they wer* rescued from their
That la, they ar#
dtowiMd last night while bathing 26-foot craft. Tbay aaid they had
mar* than they
at Paradis* Park, negro amuse bean a month nt *#* and Uwlr
third thing
ment park raatnUy opened by the fust waa exhausted. They gave
thrir d*«tiaatlea at
4
operator! ci H im Iprlnga.
1,500 Attend Holiday Celebration No Break Seen
And Barbecue In Park In Oviedo In Long Seige
01 Hot Weather
S
Legislators Favor County Demands
Extra Session In | Action 0 n New
July Or August Highway Route
Officers Search
For Killer Of
iJlv,Twp Californians
W r K r . ; ! ! U. S. Death Toll
Hit* Record Ott
HttKday'Weekend
A ir Force Looks 6?" a ™ RenorteH t ..
Russia Tlemizes :
Rill For Quitting;
! Austria At Meet
With Robot Pilot
Mem Reports No
Holiday Acddente
British Dollar Shortage Stems Chl"Xfd Againrt Red..
From Desires For U. S. Products
&
VsTis;
t
..
j
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.
I
flawy
t C T i A K » 0 » D H IK A L P . ■ A N T O K D fL O M lP A
Net Enough Men
^y» f **
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BRAND NEW
THE WMUTfMtr
Women outnumber men in the population of the United
By JAMKfl D. WRITE
Staten for the first time in our history, according to ib<»
AP Foreign Nows Analyst
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. In 1047, there were
(For DoWIU MncKoasie)
092 males for every 1,000 females, hs compared to 1,060
males per 1,000 females in 1010, The Metropolitan forecasts,
however, that the future will bring u surplus of males at
In a way, fow Chinese better
personify their country's struggle
the main marrigeable agen.
The decrease in the ratio of men to women wan general tor freedom and reform than ‘
throughout
thelui J.Bcountry,
with
the greutest rate of change pru”. fYi*e8r*nubile°*
°f tb“ found‘
MM. . I . m m I Mi 1
Yy
f I
*<*JI ftjfj**! I h I ■« I BA 13d 4.. ■■ f | 'll M. llur ilil 4
- a a]|
-- a prMjuct 0t
occurring
in 4the
Pacific
and
Mountain States, The West,
ghe
aboV
however, is still the only section of the country In which the Impact of Western Ideels of
______men outnumber women, Figures for 1947 show 1,086 men democratic freedom in an ancient
**-*** •! for every 1,000 women In the western section of the country. *m* bwhward lend. The*# made
■“ <* K? W 4
2j
The change In the sex ratio for the country ea a whole h*r * /evolutionary, end set her
opart from the rest of her family
in'attributed by the company to, the decrease in Immlgra who hava largely ruled China for
tion. During the high tide of Immigration, far greater num Hit year*.
In the anil aha haa wound up In
bers of men than of women came to this country.
'in recent decades, the volume of immigration has beer thu arm* of the Communlita.
; AeMHaiVV pr*l* I hi r r 1
drastically curtailed, an I more females than malts have (hv
,
tier story Is the answer not only
‘
,mr n tn itli come into the country,” the Metropolitan retorts. "With the t0 her personal fete, but Is a key
;. ! §>•*•#
effect of Immigration thus ret*tired, tin* ratio of mill's to to understanding how the biggest
K - * * " ' Otaosiafcea. __________ females
femnluM
hus
diu-llnml
rnnidlv
the
adult
utres.
andthe
the
sh iftsingle
sin bloc of the human race—
has
declined
rapidly
atutthe
adult
ages,
and
shift
•TUESDAY; JULY S. Idie haa been accelerated by the higher death rate for males the Chinese people—ere aubmltling “to Communist control.
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‘
than for females."
was born Hoang Ch'lng-I.ing
TODAY'H BIBLE VKHHR
The future ratio of mules to females will depend u|Min In She
Shanghai. Her father was a
trends In mortality, fertility, and immigration, the company wealthy Blble.prlnter. As a Chin
: »tnralfi?r
""•*
says. ‘‘It in probable, however, that by 1976 the ratio will ese. he resented the wav the Mani >hsmss tvi/i. ik— chaanela
'"-"new our
°«r be'985
be 985 mules per 1,000 females, or not lest than It Is now. t-hu throne misgoverned hla coun
influences. The ratio try and kept Itself In power partly
.J^menanir-GoT«*{g 1 MUbll,h Thla
This will result from two contrasting Influences.
by trading bits of Chinees sover
ut ages 46 and over will continue to decline, us the foreign* eignty
to foreign powers. Like
born
population,
with
Its
excess
of
males,
passes
out
of
the
many wealthy Chinese In these
.
C.on« " * »
obout lea
Mduclion in the face of declining picture.
not-so-gNy-nlnetles, Ch'lng* Ling’s 1
"On the other hand, due to our gains In life conservation, father supported a revolutionary
■Worn** n» a mean* of relieving
hard presird taxpayer*, Pmident the sex ratio at ages 15 to 44 years will reverse Its down- doctor named Hun Ynt-Hen.
ward ITUJIU
trend mill
arid OVUIIlUllliy
eventually ii
lead
males prior 1 WinilliVBti '/ft,
**" ,#,ir
*
■*
cmi to
hi! a
n surplus
nui|min of
ui iiawiun
/Villuva
_*
Tniman talk* about enlarged Wliru
woTd
c.m.
f a d i n g pleni to help die unem- to midlife. At the ages under 15, the ratio of boys to girls M .Z ! "luX n
Hun
Dyed. With the Congreu and the bus Increased from 1,922 |«tr 1,990 In 1916 to 1,087 In 1947, through in Hill that I»r,
odtnt ai far apart as ever, it and muy increase further its the mortality in childhood con- llnslly had overthrown the Man(bus. The story has It that she
wt lo look more iml more «i tinues to decline,"
O U S T
(fOUMUCHflOfee
tsm ravAtf™
Japan «nd married him. When the
returned, they found a coai-
"f i.!.ilngW“nd'were*keipSg
«9ve, like the Manchua, by trading
bits uf Chinese sovereignty off to
»iay In power.
,,r- Hun "ou*bt help from Bri-
to have export*. MNMOIM ha* « » y irtua that the governm ent xlmiilil ow n nr Huperviae the
ja| . , nuwHpupOra.
Itn reeom mendution wiim fnr a ^
general council
to produce them. And. ito Soc...
. .
■ ‘ (r the "W elfawvState" I « f reprenentatlveH o f the privately ow ned prexrt, with the
which everyone is *uu- d « ly o f atim ulatlng greater reH|N>riHiblllty on tho part o f
him down. He turned to Hovlet
,(UM|a w,;jrh
„„ , h#
of freedom ............
in Asia. ..........
Russia sent
advisors to help Sun reorganise
J11" 1Kuominteng Parly along Com-
r(IlHtortlon mid Hi'imiitionHliHin. Hut It gavo u firm
"nu” to tmn and America. They turned
to faad Ihe people, Thera it
tilute for work, even among
ilaliiti and the Commuaiiti.
1 la favor of tha
M m U that In hfMwtroI'Mf-m the'SknatoW levy
rcenl tax on the grot* in
ti all butincn, as well at a
tent lax on monthly ixlariri
or more. If butineti mm
nk they would have their trouble*
. — It a'ltate tale* lax, whet would
U h*PP«n Id ihrm with a 3 pefrrnt
t p c u Income tsx. (iron income
may be defined a* every dollar
that come* in before payment uf
ntes whatever. A 3 percent
i aa t^f gro»* Income would thu*
lo**e* by a fatill ’ •elablll breaking even on 9100,ih of buiinei* a year, of
individual publlnhora and JournailMta, promoting reaeareh
and training, anil watching for rnoiaqx.llntlc trends.
The experiment under way In (»rent Britain la an attempt
to achieve aomething on the rough ortler of a .Socialistic
economy within tho framework of a political democracy.
The political requirement placea aharp llmita on the degree
of nationalization of Induntry which Ih practical, ( ’ortalrdy
it in obvioua that If the proas were nationalized the democratlc nature of government could hardly durvive. Progress
of thu experiment may disclose other limits, not yet* seen,
beyond which nationalization cannot be carried without im'plii Ring on the uaaentlal element* of ptdlUcal freedom. >j ;
taking nff and landing hla plane.
BANK STATEMENTS
TALLAHASSEE. July 6 (A>)Comptrailer C.‘ M. Gay'today call
ed on all Florida stats bank* and
trust cotnpanlas to furnUh state
ment* of their conditions as of
tha clow of business June HO. Hla
call followed one from the U, S.
Comnt roller of currency for con
dition* of national bank*.
in more in debt, and
t will continue to grow
lytncnt" increotes, end
Ic venture! ere tried,
ig thie sort of thing
is anybody'l |ucu,
lioossmcn as well u
of this country ihould
M *«aii*u
Editor The Herald
Sanford, Pin.
Dear Ed, Aa t Always read your
Editorials, I Noticed Your remarks
of My Defense of the Riga,
Should Crime Go unpunished T fa It
Not true that Juillce Is Many
Times MiscarriedT
I hava aumoied things up like
thle a Long time ago, that tha
only Persona that Courts will re»
ard la Nice looking woman and
Ian with Money. 1 have seen eaaee
where tha law would Not Inter*
cede, and someone would hava aitf*
fared, where the Elan took ovot
and administered what tho Courts
refused to do. *
I Note with surprise that you
use tho Bible to Explain why the
S
tho Templet ;Naye you not reed
that Concerning Judging, where
Christ, said hy their fruit You
"Hall know them. We ea Christinas
lure not CMd#ened by Criticism
when we vetee our Diague! agotoet
the.U eeefljrtaf of our supposed
Indecent KsposureT I’m asking
you, Doss Immorality Oo Ahead
of n tax I«awT John the baptist
was killed because He fought
egaintl Adultery. We have Court*
today. If there were no Judging
to be done, wo would have no need
of them, then when they will ac
cept bribe* as we hava heard of.
Where in the Neme of Decency
Will those tblnar* stop, Nu, there
Must be a Medium to keep order
and that among the white as well
as Black, the Protestant as well
ea the Catholic and Jew.
1 could not taka the stand that
do If I Permitted My Wife and
laughter to go around semi Nude.
Pm Not afraid of tha Rian or
,ny other Ageney of Justice,
ven tho we are Considered old
ishloned and out of Style Be*
tuee we not only Preach Doooncy
ut Hvo It, Md I’m throwing tho
lea# ogalnlt AdulUrious People.
I'm rare you wljl Not run this
i the forum, Rut I would ho Qlad
» tmvo It run.
t
Roapty. Rev. B, W. Miller
drainage Improvement! Including
an 800
BOO f#0*
foot ,onH
long ditch at Longvacation trip to Camp McQuarrie. County home, nod Mra. Ballew for *n
Spraying of walla and painting, „ „
reuse of Ido over thvlr pra.........
K, „ h. r
of woudwuik In the women * test1 ,
„ r ‘ciiui ,,
N,. im I B«|ue»t of Mr*. Edward Klrchsr
IC s a llo M y , m r a s e (las)
.... .. In the Court ll.*.*,. was o r -1
p“ y uf ,EI ' " " ' l,K N o ™" I
»«n'J a negro with an advanced
uf |.J7
iiii'diute action was taken on the case of tuberculosis to the Tampa
"unitary plumbing equip ,1,.,,.,)
request, Mr. Fourukre was direct- tuberculosis hospital was granted,
Commissioner O. E. FourukreIcd to secure a new cow to supply Mrs. Kircher I* secretary of the
,,m ,‘ for tho County J"9.
A donation uf $70 was made to presented the icquest of T. V. r„uk for the 'home. 'The old "cow', 8#mlnoVJ’ Counfr Tuberculosis arid
the 4-H Girls group to pay for u 1Hallow, superintendent of the which haa "gone dry", waa or- Health Association.
CommiHHion M eet
,lj,f*a***d the northern warf,1".JjJ*u 'J*'1 br*|ken with tho
^ " Thi Sam^yMr ft *2lr!lS
-■■■
y,*r Mei-Llag.
h# mMrr,* i
Ch'llng'e little slater,
Tha bankruptciei which
fellow iuch a las would
flatly predicted three yeara
ready been pleading for more money, hiut to pay a |d,ooo It. She that
American help to
I, We are afraid, , evao die fine for hln over-embltioua efforts to lend a good football ago
Chlang’a government would lead
Ig Senator Pepper.
player, the moat enthuslaatlc. sports devotee may lie con* only to civil war and that thla
vlnced that he la hurting hla alma mater.
•••• would rvault In certain Commun
PO,000,000. ThalVfov.r •
dollar min by the Pftiident.
g en dollan may he to much
dtat many of w will not
. jt* importance, but it
Hurt the government It two
dered ehlpped to KUsimmet.
Mr. Fourakre, and Mr. Gray
were asked to look over the site of
Kai-Shek -took1 command uf- this
narty and its army. By iua7 he
athletes? They say they do. and tend, whenever some scan- ( Jra"Vat Pfrom Chw elternaV I^ ;
dal develops Involving tho subsidization of a football jilityer, tn|Mi nn, jl( uwn t|ea,}erii"
to blame <»ver-onthuslastic graduates. Outsiders htive iifton
8hlt
h#J. ((rothpri( in ,
wondered Just how much justification that defense bad.
Chlang Kal-Bhck end II. H. Kung,
Kung,;
Now the Pacific Coast Conference has found what seems •VI her own younger brother, T.
like a highly effective method of forcing obedience to el V. Hoong, among others.
igibility rules. It fines the offending colleges, and not III During tha Japanese war, Mm*.
small amounts either. The University of Washington, charg Hun symbolised the united front
'against the foreign aggressor by
ed with violations of the recruiting code, was fined $5,590. slaying In Chungking and doing
Every member was found guilty of some breach of the rules, relief work with her sisters. But
and the total fines assessed came to $21,105.
when the war ended she again
This
may
have
the
effect IIM___
of keeping
the alumni In ortler, condemned the Kuomlntang—and
.
. /
•
<*•
mmIImh., iuLlnL Istiu eel.
Sanford Forum
aw
(jl|l^J"‘it|
IbitB, and a rising
„llunK Kt,n, rH| nammt chl*ni
Her elder sister, Ai-Ling, el-,
ready had married a Bhanal hank
er named H. H. Rung.
,i
.LChMn,r*,'IC*, l <’ho#c, to Jthp eftk
the Communlita. She went .
Moscow and stayed umll 1M1.
Hack In Chinn that year, she saldi
Punishment That Hurtu
“ The Kuomlnlang haa lost Its
as the country’s revoluI)o colleges really want to stop the recruiting of star position
,
—
irnmenl'* deficit (or the fit*
ITfuel dated wst needy two
dolls it, up from President
n't otlimste of Istl Jsnusry
So designer* are working on
‘ ely naw
one-package Job, an entirely
model In which automatic alactronlc equipment would replace
Ihe radar operator.
Air fighting at nltltudee 40,000
feet or more above the earth confr «"'« let pllntx with new, tough
problemii the extra high speed,
the lose of contact with tho
Dund, and disappearance of the
rlxon, which u pilot rdghfcvon
to maneuver hie plane. These
problem* keep a pilot so busy he
hasn't time to let hla glance shift
to a radar screen.
To meet thla (dilution, sevaral
plana ar<> twin# made or consid
ered, Including:
1. A radar set which will show
tha pilot at a glance (A) tha po
sition of the bomber ha la attack
ing} (B) whether hla plana la In
tha correct flying position! (C)
the horlxnn, even though It I* ob
scured by underlying clouda or
darkneio.
g. The poialblltty of linking tho
Interceptor's radar eye* to the
plant’s control* and gun* to that
It “ homes In" on the bomber tar
get and opens firs when in range,
all automatically.
Should this ultimata objective
ho reechod, * fighter pilot may
i find he is Juat going along for
the ride, except for the Job of
would be the U. 3. Tiaaiury
N o N a tion a lized P tchh
« loing to gel gypped. A*
flag «• the government can borrow
1
It will piohebly continue , A fte r h two-year study, a special commission haa reported S l n S t a 'f f i'J a d 'w lE i Dr
!• do »o. What it will do after that to the British Parliament Oil the state of the press ill that Hun. When a warlord drove him
if anybody * gu*».
nation, and the advisability o f nationalizing the press along out In min, she followed him to
with other Industries. If any enthusiastic Socialists hoped
the government
were completely
.
. . . .
free press," said
the commission. The report Haid the British press has faults
and It enumerated them, Including instances of partisanship,
(CeaHaneS Sa rasa Twt)
dime rapidly to the altitude of
the attacking bomber.
But an extra man and extra
radar aqulpment aboard a fighter
plans already overatuffed with
weighty equipment limits the per
formance of tha aircraft.
K
ripped the dragon symbol of the
throne from her dormitory wall
and Jumped on It.
Full of American Ideas of free-
What happen* whan •he Social for a finding which would Indicate that
tl take romptala charge of lht ought to take over the newspapers, they
warnmant ii pretty wall f#v»aln dlsapJMilntetl.
. . .
"Free enterprise Is a prerequisite for a
r whet is happening in England
Air Force Plane
ist victory, WhyT
It appear* that Mme. Sun took
literally and very seriously haa
husband's Idea that tha two things
china needed above dll were re*
form and freedom. The Ruomin*
tang was not meeting theaa need*,
because it was retting mora earnipt Instead of ihu, and depandad
more and more on outside help to
survive. In contrast, the Rede h*4
practically w o J t a W n iS p . 3
wire getting strong support from
the peeeanta.
7
A")"*sy, last Friday was the
Hth birthday of the Chinese C<*rt
munJst Party, and Ilka a lot ef
other Chinese Mmr. Bun Joined In
the congratulations. Tha party
hasn t boon In power long enough
to be corrupted yet, and In any
case Mme, ftun could look at theWhangpoo River and see no for*
•Ign warship*. Until the Rada
cam*, there wao never any time
la Mum. Bun's life that thla wna
possible.
"This," she declared, "la a load*
mark In tha revolutionary § j ,
gle of »ho China## people, W flP m
shaken off the fetUro pf Import*
SLR
*
n
There you have It—reform and
freedom. And who can Mme. Bug
m an y Chinee# thank
S
_ Oh? «Mdtloa Wthtat has Msoe.
Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays miioos of dollars more
than official parity prices for fine tobacco!
There's no finer cigarette in the world todny than Lucky
Btrikel To bring you thin finer cigarette, the makere o f
Lucky Strike go after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco
—and pay. millions o f dollars moro than official
parity prices to gel ill So buy a carton o f Luckiee
today. See for youroelf how much finer and amoothcr
Luckiee really are— how much more real deep-down
•making enjoyment they give you. Yea, smoke a Lucky!
You'll agree it's a finer, milder, more enjoyable cigarette!
B. e. CeaMB, MtptndtHt (otorts Sugar
•f South Masts**, Fa., sags; "f'pe seen
(A# mmktrt of Lutklt* tug g » fe to m
« f aurffen mfttr auction. I’vo emoted
Lurkteo for tS gear*." litre * man ertScan that Luchin an a lam rtsanttol
�*
r r ’^
-fjp
Baiter-Weber Vows Miss Hattaway Wed
Exchanged Saturday To R. Holden David
Social And Personal
marked with
In a
quiet dignity, Miaa Betty Jean
Telephone 148 Sasser, daughter of Mrs. Jewell
Sasser of Ihl* city, lbecame
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.
____ of. George
bride
__ -ge Donald
Donald Waber
Weber
t a r i a P n taitr R a y — S o c ie ty E ditor
Social Calender
Catherine McNeill
Wed to Ralph Ray
TUESDAY
In a simple cercmonr at the
The Deughters o f Wesley Class Presbyterian Church of Daytona
of the First Methodist Church will Reach at 3 P. M. Sunday Miss
hold a class party at 8:00 P. M. Sara Catherine McNeill, daugh
at tha home of Mrs. C. M. Fmwera, ter of Mrs. John Drake McNeill
Celery and Beardall Avenue. Hon- and the late Mr. McNeill, Imran.*
tSesae with Mrs. Flowers will he the bride of Ralph R. Ray, son of
Mrs. W. L. Hsrrlson, Mrs. C. C. Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Ray all
Whittington, Mrs. R. B. Monroe or Sanford. The Rev. Paul M.
sad Mrs. Fred Strange.
Edrls performed tha wedding
Circle No. 7 of the W. S..C. 8. ceremony.
of the First Methodinl Church
The bride use dressed In white
will meet at the home of Mis. Irish linen with Inaer'.lons cf
Robert Tuttle. Rest First Street, Irish Isre and wore all white ac
at 8:00 P. M. with Mrs .1. M. cessories. She carried a purple
Blanton and Mrs. W. T. McAlpin throated orrhid. Attending her
aa hostesses with Mrs. Tuttle. |was Miss Annette Marshall of
Tha Fidelia Class of the First, Daytona Reach, amt John KckerBaptist Church will meet w ith. son of Daytona Beach served as
Mrs. Homer Little at 210 French best man.
Avenue at 8:00 P. M.
Miss MrXell! came to Sanford
THURBDAT
with her mother In 1944 (ntm
T. E. L. Claes of First Baptist' Red Springs, N. C.< and has since
Church will meet at home of Mrs. I been employed by the Sanford At
J. T. Cunningham, 1320 Myrtle lantic National Bank. Sho I* a
Avenue at 8:00 P. M. Thursday. I graduate of Red Springs schools
A covered dish supper will ho and attended Flora McDonald Col
h*ld at the Sanford Shufflchoard lege their.
court, Palmetto Avenue nml Sec
The groom Is a gradual* of
ond Street, at 8:30 P. M. Dessert Sanfoid Schools before spending
•nd drinks wilt he furnished by four years in the recent war with
• committee. All tourists, mem the Air Forces In Europe. On hla
bers of both clubs, are cordially return he entered Stetson Uni
invited to come and bring their versity where he Is now a senior.
friends, (lames and ahtifflehonid He Is the local distributor of Or
will be played. All are asked to lando Daily Newspapers, the Sen
bring a place setting.
tinel and Star,
HONDAV
The couple will visit points of
Circles of the Women of the inteiest on Florida's Kuri Coast
Presbyterian Church will meet at nml mi reluming will make their
BiflO P. M. as follows: Circle No. home at 200 Maple Avenue.
I, Mrs R> A. Cobb, chairman with
Mrs, Mary Holly, 1108 Myrtle
h
Avenue; Circle No. 2, Mrs. K. VV. M ichael
Fite, chairman, with Mrs. K. 0
Brownlee, BOfl Magnolia Avenue;
Cirela No. 3, Mrs. L. I. Frasier,
Michael Davis was honored on
chairman, with Mrs. ,J. C. Hutchi
son, Indian Mound Vlllngu; Circle bis seventh birthday with a party
No. 4, Mrs. C. C. Henderson, given by his parents, Mr. snd Mrs.
Chairman, with Mrs. C. B. (lino, Jnluiy Davis, and his grandparenta
1719 Sanford Avenue; Cid-Ic No. Mi. slid Mra. J. R. Welis, at the
6, Mra. A. B. McHaney, rlmlrnuio, Davis home at 802 Catalina Drive.
with Mre. Ralph A. Hinlih, ifoji The party was given on June
Park Avenue; Circle No. U, Mrs. 21* from 4:00 to 0:00 P. M. (lames
J. E. Monger, chairman, in iIk- were enjoyed by the guests dur
Gleaner's Sunday School CInss ing tIn* afternoon following which
room of the church with Mi* ri'firshments, consisting of ire
May belle Brown and Mrs ,1. H. cream and rake, were served.
Krldcr aa co-hoatcNst's: Circle No. Hublilp gum and balloons were
7, Mrs. L. K. Walker, chNlrinnn, distributed as favors.
Those Invited to lie with Michael
with Mrs. Harry Wonmuff, met
Oak Avenue, Huainc* Woman'* cere Beverly, Wayne and Donald
Circle No. I with Mrs. W. M. Evans, Harry, Jr., Jennie and
Brumley, Celery Avenue, with Linda Robson, Pam anil Husanne
Mrs. L. 8. Hhepanl and Miss Sara Jones, Jane and Johnny While,
Eaiterhy as hoaieases at H im Hilly Reck, Gary Clstk, "Hank''
P. M.; Business Woniiiirs f.m le Morgan, Tommy Hultier, Martha
No. 2, Miss Maud Wilson, chair and Hilly Htemper, Hobby and
man, with Mrs. Harry Silsliy, IIIOS Jan Davis, Lynda and Terry
Magnolia Avenue, with Miss Maud Echols, Rue Lynn Howell, Hhirley
Wilson as co-hostess at 8:00 P. Crawford, Barbara Bradley, Wan
da Hall; Joyre Culloni, Mlkle Ro
berts, D o r o t h y McAlesander,
Aphrodite, goddess of brva, lab*- "Sandy” Martina, Mary Helena
,.iip ong young people than old peo- Washburn, Hurke, Tonya and JoaM Man4aflencn.aaHrng-.hoys aan Winn, and Stanley WilHuk.
Also George Hugh and Bohby
than among girls.
Williams, Dale Duncan, Walter,
St., and Pamela Meriwether, Hen,
CARD OF TIIANKB
We wish to aspress our k.’atlfolt Paul nnd Scotty Heavers, Hetty
appreciation for the many arts .lean nnd Helen Pittard, Hobby
of kindness and expressions of Carter, Robert (.auguttl, Virginia
sympathy; alio the many beauti 1-angottl, Barbara Payne, Robert
ful floral offerings, ami to oui Eubanks, 8tephcn Powell, Roger
Neighbors, in the recent passing and Jimmy LaPenta, Hodges,
of our iwloved Hiisbnml and Vance, Runny and Patricia Davis.
Also Mrs. G, H. Williams. Jr..
Father, Anthony R. Demi's
Mra. M. C. Dennis, and Kntnlly Mrs. Tim Crawford. Mrs. Rols-rt
Howell, Mrs. 11. G. Echols, Mis.
— Adv.
Shannon Winn, Mrs. Hruce Davis.
Mrs. Edward Wllllnk, Mrs. Ro
bert Washburn and Mrs. L. C.
Carter. Special guests were Bobby Bllhimcr, Sonny Estridge,
Hobby and Ernie Morris who sa
lt ded In entertaining and serving
the guest*.
Davis 1
Honored On Birthday
Water delivered to the city of
Rome hy the great aystem of
aqueducts In tha First Century A.
D. has been eatltnated at about
02,000,000 gallons a day.
also of Sanford, son of Mr. and
Mr*. C. W. Weber of Bell Foun
tain. O. The Rev. J. E. McKinley
officiated at the double ring ser
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Soder- vice on Saturday evening at 8:00
......................
at the First‘ Methodist
blom spent the past weekend as o'clock
guests of Mr. snd Mrs. W. W. Chureh.
lovely setting for
Prleater In Daytona Beach.
Forming
the weddlniig were arrangements
Clark Moors and Eddie Sweat at of white gladioluses, calls lilies
Jacksonville were the weekend and fern used with palms. White
guests of Mr. and Mr*. Hviuy C. taper* were placed In branched
Moore.
candrlabia. A program of nup
tial music waa rendered hy Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Bakvr have Marvin Milam and soloist was
returned to their home on Plumota Mrs. Ashby Jones who sang "ReDrive after spending some time at cause" anil ''Ah 8weet Mystery
Highlands, N. C.
of Life". The traditional wedding
marches were used.
Mrs. Byrd Goode has left to
The attractive bride, given In
visit her sister, Mrs. William A. marriage by W. O. Livingston,
Christmas, ami her family In Flor
wore an anklp length gown of
ence, S. C.
white matelasse organdy over
Mra J. P. Wilson and sou David taffeta designed with an off
nrcklln*. small
cap
have left for a month’s v.icntlon shoulder
at Plainfield, N. J. and points In sleeves, molded bodice and very
full skirt. Her accessories war*
Georgia.
------.white and she wore a flower hst
H. E. Long left this morning for of white lilacs caught at the back
Loaslvlllc, Ky. where he will be |with s large how. 8he carried a
employed by Fruit Grower* Ea- white Prayer Book topped with a
press Co. for some lima.
I purple throated orchid and wore
I a single strand of pearls, a gift
! of the bridegroom
Mrs. Mstnl Callaway ha* re-[of
turned front a two weeks' visit,
Serving as maid of honor
In New York City and In Chatham, Miss Tol Livingston, who
N. J. with Mr. and Mrs. P. H, I gowned In soft blue orgnody
Tegslc and daughter, Martha Jean.'taffeta. The dress was faanloned
•« i .
“7 “
. .
I with a high round neckline, rap
trail i. i® ,
' Rohertion, j sleeves and full skirt. She wote
UHN. husband of Mis. Fiances . matching lace tiara and carried
H. Robertson
of A 11 a nr u ii te . |Mio>iuet of red roses. Hilly Gray
Springs, Is currently «*rv*nf I acted „„ |,e*l man for Mr. Welav.
aboard the aircraft carrier D SS’ l'shri* wpre Tommy Vaughn and
Franklin D. Roosevelt In (he At- , Kelly Smith.
lantlc Heel. He entered Naval
,,
. l.
service In June
W42.
.,
S* gowned
,r '
J* rose
,h
______
; .bride,
was
In soft
Friends will In-' Interested to i shadow chiffon ami wore a corlearn that Miss Dorothy Crumley 1
«»f »••»*** («"•«*» •"*! gardenia*,
has bean appointed a justice fori Following the ceremony a t i
the University ,rf Florida honor I cifdlon washeld at the Hesse,
court hy the Dean of Women e f .1
414 Myrtle Avenue, where
factlve during the summer ses- »»"• rooms were decorated w.tli
•Ion. She Is a member of the Delta gladioluses and S nnlaa with
Delta Delta social sorority. Miss I Breenary. The bridal table was
Crumley spent the holiday week- overlaid with s Inen doth and
end In Hanford with her parents,1centered with white roses slid
Mr. and Mrs. H. It Crumley on gladioluses. Crystal candelabra
Silver Lake
|lead white tapeis noil at one end
! of the table was a three tiered
wedding cake lopped with a sn ail
bride and groom.
Punch wh s served from tin
other end of the talde hy Mrs. W.
O. Livingston nod Miss Pat
Hchults and pir-sldlng over Ihe
wedding cake were Mrs. John
Hslsbury and Mis. Robert Tuttle
Caring for the brlda’s book was
Miss Minnie Ruth Odbanr.
After spending »nmr time with
the guests Mi sml Mrs. Weis’ !
left to spend a (ew ilnys at Day
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. A. It Pinkerton tona Reach. The bride wore »
111 announce the ldrth of o .laugh suit at fawn colored faille taffetn
tar Louie Cassle on July 3 at the with red accessories and a white
Farnald Laughton Atemotmi Hos orchid formed her corsage. Mr.
and Mrs.
are --now making
pital. Mra. Pinkerton la the form- inn..
mi*. Weber —
----- * r Bdna B> TholaH n* Memphis) thslr home in the Han Lenta
iTenn.
1 Apart manta-
Pe r s onal '3
IMrs. Totihy Returns
From Music Course
MVs. George Touhy return".!
Saturday fmm Jacksonvillo where
for the past week she attend'd
the Soutb.'ssterii Church Min-lc
Institute. The course of lustrocthin, Mrs. Touhy said was designcd to serve ss s refresher as well
as to Inti educe new material nnd
mrthmti f..r esperlsnred organ*-Is
amt choir directors with pi uninent educstors and artists hand
ling the various specialisations.
Mrs. T.mhy said sha was miwith the cscellent work of Vugll
Virgil Fns, eminent organist of
Riverside (Church of New York
City, both In his teaching ami in
the concert Tueaday night at 'he
Church of the Good Sneperd.
On* of Amarlca'a outstanolna
authorities on Children's Choir*,
Grace I-eeda Darnell, conducted
the ahort enura* In thla deport
ment and demonstrated th* or
ganising a n d
conducting •>f
such a group with Jacksonvillu
children.
Morten J. l.uvaaa director of the
School of Muile at Allegheny Collegy Pennsylvania had charge of
the Instruction of large choirs und
rovered their method*, problem*,
technique*, and repertoires. Dur
ing the week he developed n choir
compoaad of thoae receiving Ihn
Instruction, who gave * concert
of sacred music at tha conclusion
of tha course.
Claude Murphree, organist at
the Univeralty nf Florida, aim
served on tha Institute faculty.
Mra. Touhy waa complimentary
of th* manner In which the ma
terial waa presented and said that
with courses In morning, afternoon
snd nights It truly "sept, ns on
tha Jump”. Mra- Touhy la Minister
of Muata at th* Firet Preabytcrian
chureh.
ELEPHANT* ATTACK TOWN
MOMBA1A, Kenya, in ly 6 101
—Hards
of elephants,
driven to
* - *---.1 ---* L- 1
ne the small
It was reported
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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By CECILY BKOWNRTONB
Oviedo Celebration
Its feet in many nation*. Tha At
lantic Pact would hardly have baan
possible without the food supplied'
(FaattaaaA rraai P u r O itl
from this country. Hungry people
the Infusion of this younger group are not reasonable people and thla
into the organization cannot be hunger must tie lelleved liefor#
over-estimated.
they are ready to consider any
"In a democracy such as ours thing else.
where great freedoms are enjoyed. the rltlzens must iil*» assume
Slones weie u«e*l for cannon
the responslhllltles which are ... balls In early artillery.
necessary to insure these free
Oklahoma i* known as
doms. If the citizens fail to a*, "Sooner State’” .
sumo these responsibilities then
they inay become u license for I The earth is the fifth largaat
some minority groups nod individ . planet of the son.
uals to destroy nnd l.leak down the
system under which we live and »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦■» ♦♦♦♦♦♦4^ ♦♦
which the good citizen* de*tre to
preserve.
Humming op Hie great *MiiJj'* I
(II TOM K i ll 1ST
nn.de in iigiiciiltinal development,
E » » l B tB V tllfirrt - I J i M i M f l t t t 4
IVii ti FB t - l i .
I -A RB I. • - ( *
Mr. Clnyt.m declined, "In tin* early
> 8 l t » M 8 l II n u ll R l| | .
development of tj.i* e.mnllv, about
rii»N# iun
ff(> percetil of tho people lived oil
farms an.I about 20 percent in the
villages nnd towns. Today the «itnation is levc.sed and tbn farmer*
Uol LiorrlMdi In
are a minority group; however, n
HIT.ItS, SHIM IIS \ TREES
most import util group because nil
Ml
the balmier would nave to *t-o<
with.oil fond The whnle oi.tlno iIHCK EMSfIN'H
eating legnliuU and '<■ llei tli.i
GRAY S1I \l*mv M ItSERIES
hefoi e.
In. Saalnra ,*»». Ph, IIS—Jt
"The li’jlt pi..ibl.-t mi t*v 'to-
The First Baptist Church of
COOKING'S FUN!
Sanford was the setting on Friday
Tomato and Cucumber Soup,
evening at 7:30 o'clock for the
marriage of Miss Vivian Hatta Swiss Cheese Souffle,* Shoestring
way nf Cassnlhcrry. daughter of Potatoes, Sauted Pineapple Slices,
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hattaway, to Buttered Asparagus, Bread and
Ralph Holden David, son of Mr. Butler, Vanilla Wafers, Beverage.
and Mrs. B. K. Hardison of this (Recipe for Starri.l Dish Follows)
city. Dr. W. P. Brooks officiated SWISS CHEESE SOUFFLE
Ingredients: 3 tablespoons butter
over the double ring ceremony.
The rhurrh was benutlfiilly de or margarine, 4 tablespoons sllcorated with baskets of white purpose flour, t cup milk, S ten*
gladioluses, palms
and
fern. spoon salt, 1 cup coarsely grated
Hrnnehrd candelabra held white firmly packed real Swiss cheese,
burning tapers. Nuptial music was t eggs iscpwated)
played hy organist, Mrs. Kvpns Method: Melt the Imtter in mar
McCoy, and the soloist, Miss garine over low heat In a heavy
Jackie Hlggi-rstafr. sang "I Love sauce pun; remove from heat ami
Thee
IVai"
and J'ltrcuse” . blend In the flour well. Add the
"Claire del.line" was softly play milk slowly, stirring until smooth
ed during the evchnnge of wed- after each addition. Return to low
d ng viuvk.
bent and, stirring constantly, cook
■ in iiiimiiige by her father, until smooth nml thick. Add the
the to ide wore ii gown of white suit und Swiss clu-cse and, keeping
slipper satin fashioned with bas heal very low, stir rapidly until
que bodice, marquisette yoke and cheese is melted and mixture is
scalloped neckline trimmed with smooth. Remove hI once fmm heat
serd pearls, und full skirt extend and set iisidc. Heat the egg whites
ing Into n train. She wote long with a rotary beater m electric
satin mills nnd her fingertip veil mixer until they form peaks that
was attached to a coronet of seed In-nd over slightly when l-cater I* AlUerienn farmers,*' lie said, ’*».•
pearl orange blossoms. She wore slowly withdrawn. Without wash cured fiotn no acicnge «f crop
a single strand of penis ami ing Ix-ater, heat yolks until they land which has i-liaugi’.l rciy little.
|Tut
•mi firtlir
matching earrings and carried n liegin to get pale and thick: add Is a matter «f world wide amaze
f
i
i
i
i
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m T a llin
whlt.< Pravcc Rool: lopped wit'i the Ix-ntru yolks to the chresa ment nnd tins lias l.ccn the mean*
purple thmnted orchids fiotn mixture slowly, stirring vigorously of aiding humanity to get back on
which fell white satin streamers. ns you do so. Now poor (hr cheese
Her slsl er. Mrs, I i.mni Mor mixture slmvly onto 'he beaten
gan of Co .s-dbem . w.>-,’ n dress whiles, and cut and fold in as yon
nf blue taffeta wilh full net over do so; do not stir, hut cm nod fold
skirt fashioned itlom; similar lines until the two mlxtuies me well
tn that of the l.ril". SI. > whip a Idt-ndrd. T.ii it Into a 8-cup casser
Ibarra Open 12:45 Dally
headpiece of >i le m-i ou>i •■•>'t-ert ole (do not grrase it i Run the
a Imuqiitd of pink earn itlo-tx.
tip of a teaspoon around Hie top
T o d a y an d Wi*d.
Ilcrliert Sikes of Oi Innilo served of the mixture one inch from the
j
HanCnrcMmuiulii
Hoad
Turn
on
hls brother-in-law ns best man edge of Ihe raaacrnlr. making a
and ushers were Tally llnttawcy slight tiack, so souffle will have Fla. lift hi the FUnhitu: Arrow
of Casselberry, hi other of !lie an structive ••cap" when it Is Irakl.rldc. ami William Evans of San cl. Hake in a slow (3lH'F.t ..veil for
TU ESDAY
ford.
11« hums. Serve immediately, 4
Mrs. Ilnttnwny, ihe lirble'1 sei vlngs
mother, wa.. gowned in a rlrcns i f
blue print silk with which *F"
lll'FFKT SI PPF.lt
wore white accessories and .r>i '
Celery and Ripe Olives, Ham and
orchid corsage. The * ridegroom's
Mixed
mother, Mrs. Ilnidison wore a ' MushiiH.m Hhi.itJ.-Mkc .
I F ta d
sheei gown with deep purp'a Green Salad. Hot llls.-iilts and
hack ground. Her a-e.-xmi Ira w.-r>< Mutter, Fresh Finn t'.<iiip..le with
black and an i.i.dod ills., foime.l Sherbet, lli-veiHgi’ .
her corsage
I Recipe f.u Slai red Dish Follows 1
Itiinii-dintrly following the ceie- HAM AND MDHHHi'HM SHORT
niony th...... uple left f.u Ibiylonn CAKE
Bench where Ihri plan l« spend Ingredients '* nip fat, 2 lal.leseveral .lays. Mr- I'avid won- no nlHMiiis finely illre.l onion, '« Clip
eggshell Palm Reach suit with finely diee.l celery, one third cup
white a. cessoi ies i.ml an ...•bid flour, I cup well.seasoned chicken
corsage They plan l» make ili.-li tooth, -*, cup milk, t three-mnirc
home in Sanford
cnii cli.qips'd broiled mnsbrooma, S
Mrs. David gilobinled fi»m Win l.’aspo.ii. prppi'i, onr-sixteaiith
ter Paik High School in 11*17 after leaspoon powdered ouirjoratn, *i
which she completed a s.-cii-laiiiil
cup finely diced giecn pepper, 2
course at the Vocational School cnpH .-.miH.'ly dlci-,1 cooked itam; 2
III Orlando. Sh>- has hern ass... cups bisi-iiit mix, '» cup minced
dated with the Household Finance parsley, two-thuds cup
nrllk
Corporation in ".lan.lo since her t iiImiuI I, I tablespoon softened
grnibialbm. Mi David Is a native hnltei
IDDKH XITRACTIONS
of Siinford, pi ..dusting fn.ui the
i ..rl.M.n—"Wooden Indian
Semin.tie High School will, the Mi.th.Hl Melt fat ... top of dmihli'
Spun "Hlnkr-. to Spare
Class »f 1947 lb- Is employed hy iMiiler over moderate tieat. Add
01(11
•HIM
onion ami celeiy and conk until
the local Post offlre.
KWH
PVHAMDI NT NK
-'o< LEVANT • BURKE
i lonely lender, about r. minutes,
stirring frequently. Slit In floor.
i-liirken broth, milk, and con
THEY CAN T Add
tents nf can of tmislirnnnia. Stir 'll 1
impper and marjoram. Place over
J A*
~7i
take
i J_ «/A
I ID
hot water and cook, stirring cunYOUR
staidly, until sauce thickens. Add
green penper ami ham. Cover ami
AD
lei stand over hot water fni .'ll*
HOME
minutes, or until thoroughly hot
T o d a y -W o d n u N d a y !
COLO R C A R TO i
Meanwhile prepare l.usciiil mix
SH O R TS
— “ b p . s . * ( - « « s *-------j
am.riling to dlicrtlmiH on package.
Mending In parsley liefnie adding
HIWMtP-MWHITT 1 '
'•"KN^Nr.KM
the milk. Roll out In two H Inch
rlrrlra. Place one circle in 8-Inch
baking pan and brush with .often
... mi -‘—i
- • — i ■>..in I
id blitter. Top wilh second ciicb'j.
7: l*i anti B:.Hl
Hake
In
lint
I
I'jr.F
i
..veil,
no'll
IT IS ON ^
mouM
M
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IIAIN
nr MOW
In owned and done, at...id 2" min
i A i
oles. Arrange Ids.-iill and mush
MOV IKS UN OKU r»IK NTAMS"
mom-ham mixture shoileak*BILLBOARD
Ion serving plattei Seive 'mine
' diately. 4 to II servings
SANFORD • O R L A N D O
H IG H W A Y
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Dr. C. Is. I’orRons
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to in*
tha national
National |hun|
t,Iinv up ^
int*m*tinna)
|„urnational and
there are a number of guy* who ^ ^ 5 , B j ^ k,* ^eora-armed out w*r« waived
Le , Su* " B ,’* j
o * ? ! * 011Lakewood track records for M
appear Intcreatad In your record fl*‘ , [ inJ r r '
for traveling from on# ball to
Kirby Hlphe of th# Giant# haa to Cuba, and Harman Belch, a m||M< He circled the dusty course
m|nuUi B0 aeconda.
iinuthvr
b##n shuttling back and forth. bonus player, Indiana to Senator*
HI* time aclipaed the I7il InIn hi* 20 years In organaled The pitcher le playing with hla to Cuba.
Chicago appaara to bo a haven tcrnatlonal mnrk set by Bill Hoi17 different team*. Twice the f ** JHh team. Utility inflelder Bert
ntor* brought the big pitcher back Hana of the (Hants la playinr wllh for waiver player.. The White l)1(|ll uf Heading, P*„ laat year
Sox have three men-Clyde Shoun,
the t7:4B Lakewood retard
to Washington and the Brown* hi* tOth team In organtawl hall,
tried him a third time in St. Louie . „ ” " lko!:, Co«Par
«h* OUnta, Charlie Kreaa and Rhawn-who m#d, by Holland In Mmrah.
—
Even the Brooklyn Dodger* had
Llelngaton of the Brave* were obtained from National Lea-1------------------------------- —— ■
club* for the 110,000 waiver'
Newsom on two occasion*.
“ nd ,n r r >r W'dker of the Red* all guv
price. They also got Ed Kliemnn.,
»“ »P "ld»d
attaenptia^
Twenty-three players in the Na- ha^ ,
with !0 different club*. AfU-r appearing briefly with the lt> PYoteet hie cap, than ralnstalcd
Kloiukl League have worn tvro uni*
8*u#rt nuw a Hrav# uutffoldIndiana In la.t fall’* World Series , « n d *l* n« J t o # long term contrast
form* this season. Hobby Rhawn, *'• . W n ««• » « » » , w»h ih*
he'*wa* 'tr'adcd 't o " Washington'! « n|y . , ^ nn‘c IM*ek r*fUJ*# .J®
utility Inflelder with the Chlrago { ? rdln“ 1"'
^<nI Blrdl1 d#J*1 went to the Yankee* for a few
J*
on*F
White Box, has been with three 1
‘ h«
Ir*‘ “ on * « » • » • cups of coffee and wound up with ; l««KUe owner who has paaaed up
teum*. Previously he wa* u (llant r#dln* '••dl*n« d«y; «nd * few the White Sox.
I i.pporcunltlo* to deal with othsr
ori.l I'lrni*
,*,nr ,h,, Dlratea sent him
Thla ha* been a screwy season.! d* ef* u °
tharaassa
But the‘ deal to end all deal*
^
.Phl! **“ '• Joe DIMagglo sidelined by a heal,I ?£ fnp ''
« ij/ JK?!wiin
i In- Hrixtklyn-Pittsburph 11„ u ' " ' i, u n*U#»,r * broh,er* Eddie Wallku* shot by a strange ,or L,,nnlL- * t 80 ha still wants
Hwllch. Thev exchanged Johnny S * .
,
7
hom*r*
(...< Cincinnati last year, went to th* (.male admlrtr and U o Durochsr^' h K £ t U y.*?
winn*r *****
llopp and klarvln t>..Li..
Backlcy just
K
Stan Karpintki la
. Winning Hur l e r ;
■Sanf or d*a Jonea
St ar a In Contaat
-O A lN M V IL L B , July 5-<B p«)—Before the second largest
ini'in Florida Stats League- All;
l History—SJUH / a n a—ih j
!>• Alt Star aiftoKstlon cltibbtba Magna leading Gainesville
light.
fan 5 -ln tro last night,
1m G-Msn won able to pick
ff Daytnna’s
b«t five Uta ooff
Daytona's
i Barit, St. Augustine's
Augustine1* Blan
Sanford1* .Laire
worked three Inning
order.
tha AU Star* ware
o ff flva GainesIlchera good^for tha victory.
.. las went over
Inning off Rooklt
A walk to Palat •
BPaamoh lo fty Mayor,
to Hrht ami u
to laft field by
nnea produced two
•11 gamu.
■ kid scored onco
Herb MaLemra
r e n te r
Me
Tha
wrri
Httwo-
llowed a hit hr Hal Ivy
the
walk to Jim Rive**. Ih#
irTaeorod off Davil.
laaki waa th* winning
assaying on*-hit ball for
VK
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<aton 4-1.
Tara Move Into
4th Place Tie
With Greenville
By AHHOCIATEI) PBKHft
It didnt' go for toward* getting
them out a! the Houth Atlantic
League cellar, but tka Columbia
vy had. Rads got a tarrlfic bane
f out uf
the OalasavlUa'hltsr
I taking' a July 4th douhloheadur
J S n XI man Oalnaavlllu l last night from the league-luailColumbus Cardinal*.
•Jaw action white All S ton in g Colum
d 0 rubor of aonioru
Ivan Johanna* pitched a threeaval labia man with hitter at the Cards a* (Jolumtdti
Ion of Daytona’s All ■hut thorn out, H tn 0, hi the
asvcn-innlng nightcap; attm- takStar Right Handar U a Kaeh.
••tv upviisii
huh I.
a*
opener, »»
8 ami
"frs s a n ln g tba gam# wai tha Ing tho
Th
Ph« Macon I’eochea, avroml in
first Florida 8Uto Laagu* baauty aontaat with foproosntailvoo tha loop sttmdingN, htnnknd the
Augusta Tigers, I to n, in th.r
fT9* s li «* tha la«K ^,
eighth of a scheduled seven- Inn
ing first fray; then brought four
men home In the ninth tu take
r«ald It. Ausuatlna gill.
the hedtlmer, 12 to 0. The second
Mr Is a aopbomora at FI
game saw as many i-lfchorn ns
Inning*. Th* Peaclu-a nut five men
In the box; and the Tlgsr* fourt
The Jacksonville Tara pulled up
to a fourth place tie with llrcenville, n* the aallor* defeated the
Bnlnnsr*. H to 3 and 7 to H.
The third-place Havannuh In
diana outlasted the Hebei* of
Charleaton aa thsy scored twice
In th* top of tha l4th ami blank
od their uppnnanta, 2 to 0.
want tha rmile for
Ed Blurtaehy
u ....................
tha Rgrlxklna in dofatllng Al
Cleary and Johnny Tate. Burt■chy yielded night safa blows tu
ths Iti'li* Cleary saw up only
flva aafetla* to the Tmllati* during
12 tnnlnga. Tala waa charged with
tha loaa.
Ray liarr«ll a«t the Tiger* down
on three hit* at August# while
lil* Peach-matte wore gelling to
itll) John* fur flva safeties In the
firat *1ruggle.
Tha two club* aveuly illvided
20 hit* In tha aacoml content, Mucon coming from behind, u to 0,
BY WIU WMNggg In Ills dressing room la Exrard Charlea
of Cincinnati, O., who became tha new world's heavyweight chemplon
when ha won a fifteen-round decision aver Jersey Jo# Mulcott ut ComUkey Park, Chicago. Tha new champ’s manager, Jake WI1U (lacing
camera, shirt open, necktie hanging), fainted In tha ring on hearing the
referee announce the favorable decision. (International Sound photo;
Robust Honor Squad With Batting
Average O f . 300 Represents A.L.
By CHAHLEH CIIAM HEKLA IN
CHICAGO, July 5— </Pj- - A robust honor squad with a combined
hailing avetage of near .300 i.as been chosen to try to rxtrnd llie
American League superiority over ihe National Leaguers in the All-Star
Itarrball game at lirookl>n July 12.
A group of 25 players, including seven pitchers and dominated by
'six Boston lied Box act-iu will nwnstlii'l* hid lor
present the Juninr circuit7
victory No. 12 in the serin*. Since
the miilHurnmer i*lii**ii' wa* in
augurated, the American* have a
tupheavy record of It victories to
Hl'itiND LAKE, N. J., July 5 - the National*’ four,
(/)’> Itlcliurd "I'anclro" (louxului
Thu opposing National Leagu*
get* n cliuncv, alurllng today, to
prove til* victory In tin- uulloiial 20-mun outfit will la- announced
ti*iini* I'litimpionxliip* laat yc-ur by Hklpper Hilly Houlliworth uf
the Ilustun Brave* Thumduy.
wa* no fluki'.
All-Htnr Manager Lou Houdreau
Tin- luird-hlttlng youngster from
lets Artgtlr*, who*,- mvleorlc uf Cleveland ha* selected this
stuff:
Virgil
(Fire)
climb In tenul* fame waa capped hurling
by the national title, I* seeded Truck* of Detroit, Lou Jlrlssle and
first In the 4lit annual Spring Alai Kellner of Philadelphia; Vic
Lake Invitation tennl* tourna Rsschl and Aide Reynold* of New
ment which open* the Eastern York; Mi-1 Parnell of Hanlon and
Bob Lemon of Cleveland.
gras* court season today.
The other IH player* fnllnw
tionialea, little known at the
start of last year's hlg tourna closely the dictate of 1,037,743
ment*. gut off to a weak Ittgln- fan* whose top Nelectlun* In a 2(1nlng this year when Ire was ousted tlny nation-wide poll which ended
In tho early round* of the Wim last week determined the 11 idarlbledon championship*, lie wa* re ere. Boudreau was free tu complete
ported tu tie a hit overweight, Id* rn*ter with any player of hi*
which may be remeded If the rhooslng, excepting llo-Ne starters
drought which ha* gripped New who mtiKl play the first three Inn-1
;
Jrsey fo lover a month eontlnuo* Inga at least,
Ho rounded out Id* xipiail with
H» heat.
(lunxnie* was seeded first yes- IhefaN*’ Neeoml clioi,l,n(;r"1 added
torday ahead or
Joe ssimaggin
DIMagglo oi
of n
New York.
terilay
of Frankie* Parker Joltini ooe
“
recuperating
uf Lo* Angel**, No.
2; Defending Jhe
The Yankee Clipper, rec
not get Int t
Champion Billy Tallwrt of WII- Dorn a heel Injury, did‘ no
mlngton,w—
Del., Plo.
3;
and
tiardner
action
this aeanon until two days
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Fla., No.. I.
before the poll closed.
oy uf Miami, ............
S K ltiC C te
Sports In Brief
BARBBALLt '
’
NEW YORK—AttandancS for
tha holiday doublsheaderi In tha
Major Leagues waa 2U.7II, a
drop of around flvk paresnt from
WASHINGTON—Sam Bnoad of
White Sulphur Springs, Weal Va„
won tha Washington Star open
with a 72-hole Mora of 27S.
>. SANDWICH, England—Harry
■fidehaw of Iralaita allot • 87
mwUm*
act in
handle ware *
tMa Attogheny taa!
NEW YO B K -C
Pittsburgh.
up to the major from July 4. IMS.
008 wagered # U A
best out Armed u
CHICAGO— Co»
ru m oH E
Gonzales Favored In
GruHH Court Meet
third In n in g , b u t iha Poachei keep'
__By ASSOCIATED I’ HKHH
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Parker and
Mulioy „ The starting team—first base,
flew back from Wimbledon for
this tournament, which I* limited
lo men’s single* ami double*.
The two Californian* won the
double* till* there by downing
■ .................................
Craacanta, Calif,, In Ih# final*
Mat Saturday.
Othar* antarad Include caatern
Intercollegiate Champion Dick 8avitt of Cot noil i Frank X. Shield*,
Sidney B. Wood, fir,, and J. Qll*
hart Hall, three veteran player*
from Now York; and Eddla Moyh»n of Trenton, newly-crowned
Eddie Robinson, Washington; second base, Cns* Michaels, ( ’bieagn;
third Imae, George Kell, Detroit;
ahortetop, Eddie Joust, Phlladelphial left field. Teil Williams,
-iston; cenlerfield, Dorn DIMegglo, Boa lent right field, Tom Hen*
1
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w™W York;
i firKf catcher, lilrdlt
rich,
Nsw
• Florida il world
famous for vacation*.
Thousand* of v iiito ri
pay millions of dollars
la
tha things that,
ara 'right In our own
back yard*. Yal many of,
us hava navar Man iham,
o u r s a lv a il Lot's S aa
Florida This Summarl
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A Ihoutund oino i mg, omul Ing
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Tehbetta, Boalnn.
Alternate*— first he««, H ill
Uoodmnn, Boalon; eerond baie,
dot Cordon, Cleveland; third ba*e,
Bob Dllllnger, Ht, I,mil*; shortatop. Yarn Stephen*, Boston; opt*
flefifara, larry Dotiy, Cleveland,
Dale Mitchell, rievelnnd, Joe DlMagglo, New York, and Vie Warti,
Detroit| catcher*, Yogi Berra,
New York, and Jim llegan, Clave-
YKHTBHDAY’H HTAH8
By ASSOCIATED PKKMM
Bom Chapman, Athletic*- hit
with baiei loaded,
Adolph Weinackor, Michigan
0-0 eecond game
[Stun; driving In
ovor Washington;
I State College »ophuiuon> from lie*
runs; amashod two double* troit, la Ih* National A AD 50,.
000-m*ter walking champion,
(wsurloul atcommodolioni
ot year’i lowetl rates
Nolwroi wonderi seldom
matched anywhere
Cantwtlaa-old londmorki of
soillail nolionol Ufa
Mureymt, park* garden*
beauty on dhploy
Wonderful gelt, lennlt,
booting, othar iportt
VWSJStSm mm.
Tha largaet crowd aver to wlttaa—Chambers slopped Cln111 with two hits In first game naia a World Herlee game waa Ih#
M ,MI at the fifth (ante of tha
I ’ ll Worls blanked Hsda Cioveland-Boitorf
1B40 aariea,
agvsn hits In second, 1-0.
bnulilully if/u ifrafqct
M f-c o fo r m o p lu g g s ifi ic o r o i o f high’
light* h r four Stay>al* Homo Vacation,
G t f y o u r c o p y o f o u r olllco today.
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Fl o r i d a
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younif colt named Amlroclca pro“ Moat people like n chcatnut to
miiea to prove that not all good b# n regular color," explatna
looking horaea are duda. The Gawr. "Thla horae looked ulinoat
Green true Stable 2-year-old by like n andille home type. Good
Amphitheatre out of Court Man- looking, yea, hut mil for n rnee
nera, by K.iulpolae, haa been numl* horae.
nated for moat of the aeaaon’a Im
Thu word “upron” wna origin
portant juvenile itake*.
AnilriH'Ica "ran off and hid" ally "nnpron" and wna coirupled
from the other 2-yeitr-olda during from "u nupron" to "an apron"
the spring trials at Aiken, S. C.,
and won his first two starts Im
pressively.
"He’s h licitei horse than I
NtlTICE Ttl CONTHAtTHa
thought," says John Gnver who OF KICK n r THE STATE IttlAII I
IIEI’ A IITVIEN T
saddled Capot to victory In the
TALLAHASSEE, FI.OMIIIt,
Prcnkneas mid Rulmunt Stakes.
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halt lit.
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Nice 2 bedroom house, tiled hath For—GALVANIZED
ROOFING,
Auto Itra'iring
A l l hid**
m uni
4 im i\
I n l i d t« f u r
A kitchen. Juit completed. O f
ROM. ROOFING, ItiHif ......... it
Hlanduril Oil t’ruducte
c j i i 'I i lt * * m i i u d i .t t j i f .IIM.-**iii *tf i ■k11
fared for Immediate sale |fi'J60.and Coating, See—
i l i P f l t c i l *.n . h»* . . *>*1 t .f M m * pi it
Ilouse
Washing, |Mi«n)
HTANI.KY-KOGKHH IIHWi:. CO. HTKAM-M'X
UO on terms.
Th** l ight |N I. NtMikl 1*1 I t p " I
Killin'
outside
urea
Including
inks'
any ur nil hhlp
Have 1 water front lot and 10. ru D k^ lsroW N
Cnl'inel "I"1
screens. Flee estimates, I’ liimu
htati*3 it** vi* i»i:r.wn
near watar front h.ta lit Mav-i ^70.60, Rmulall Kliiiiii
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Ml-: N T Ol'* F I i * 1111 * .\
culled Oviedo 20HI,
A l f it'd
A
Mi I m I l io n
I600.IIU to
fair, priced from
1
’l i n i i i i i* if i
, G— A R T IC L E S W A N T K Ii— tt
*1100.00 each.
H I ' Tin nl.nil
j 12— Spot'll* I Herv Icon — 12
H li*lt‘ M ig h t* it
K i i g li ii 'k 'i
Have Ranch lands fram SO acres,I Highest cash jpHte paid f.r used
to 40,000 acres, Improved and, furnltura. Ted Davis Kurnllure Nu.kk. |.1ntillK, HliVer Plating,
Co. I l l K. 1st. Ph. UW).
unimproved. See us befoie you
Gold Plutliig; Polishing. Ruby OXARK IKE
buy ranch property.
sl.iJes und other kcup-sakes
7— Patki-LIvtmtock-SupylleH
Hroniud.
C. A. WHIHDON. SR.
DUNN’S PLATING SHOP,
l i t B, Park Atrt._____l’ hoaa 1211 F0K gALK-COCKKR
’ unides, . directly , behind Yuwell's Pli.
ItRAL^Rft+ATK — IN8URANCR, fJB.OO up. Mr*. Call Musa,
1240.
FROFIRTY
MANAGKMKNTi Fhone 4tl2-W.
RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor!______________________ __
115— AUTOMOIIILKH — If.
Pm. 4 Florida State Hank Hldg.l
U K U ‘ "W A N T k D — H
FOR FARMS, homes, business I " - 1
40 INTT. % flul hod truck. Hul
properly
roperty and
ana acreage, see your j Nunfurd Hepi esenliitlve, uge 2G to
,|i,xing puwer. Til es guml. Mill .
R. A. St rout Realty Agency
40, desiring to go into the In
u.mhI glass Hum a hothouse.
Orle R. Mathleu*. Associate' surance business. Kxcellent op
Nice looker that will liunl plenty
1807 B. Second 8»reet or phoue
purtunlty for man with .pmllflat not much cost, f tlfi i'o Hun1800-J.
chHihim to write
Automoldlu,
ford Mtr A K.p.1 Co. 20H W 1st
flaw 2 bedroom stucco on block. Life and File Insurance fur one
the Ponllne Place,
house, Hrceiuway and attached' uf the world's largest companies.
Drily thosu with salesmanship MARGIN MILKAlih, 116 Dodge
arage. Already
lumlscHped.
).600.000. II .000.00 down.
ability need apply. Write InPickup chugging right along.
Mintin'*
!{(*|ir«*ni*nt«tWts llox Tirt»n, t«lf» imdur - What ttU**
W. R. Wlllloioa, Realtor
______________________
110 N. Park Ave. Phone 1120.
7#l7t Ihiyium* Ih'Ufli, FU*
«*«* you KIMfll Oh yu» - « M y
HOUSE and 1 acra land on hard
Wauled: Brake and Front End N,,.t '!
surfaced road near Orange Wty.l
Mechanic. Must he experienced M M1Lly r,ll''
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THE LONE KANGKK
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
P A L M E T T O vV SE CON D
p im m
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Drive,
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Fit AN
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Han
ford. Fla.___
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WORK W A N TK D — »
VERY attractive Spanish home, 8 —
i ’4H PONTIAC Deluxe Four Door.
bedrooms, living room, dining NKW Roofs, Roof repairing A
This month's beat buy In riding
FDR
HKNT
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t i
painting, Phone IB8-M.
room, fireplace, w a s h r o o m ,
i comfort. On your July 4 trip
beautiful lot,
•«*, exclusive neigh-[ *
— — , lie Independent uf driving wor
4 T THR Oman A p tf, convew*
eoMfopborhoad an extraordinary vxI uh r—
WORK W A N T E D — 9
ries In this sweetheart of the
’ Ikntly located a rm a
a t-m a t sacrifice for ajulck sale, - r - * - v - - ; ——j -----------, 1 hlways. Only 10,000 miles (juat
* Poet Office, o»e room _
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ALL
TYPES
of
bulldoxar
work.t
Apply 641 Plamoaa Drive, Hanwell broken Ini end as good as
■ apartment, madam tile
reafjW'.ible rates. Free aatimat-1 a new car • at less money, a
ea. TTsvId K. Carpeatcr, Phone > mere 12006.00. Hunfun) Mtr A
1.1UH-M.
j
- Artlrtoa. For Hale — 5
Kipit. Co, 20H W 1st - the Pontiac
LOWER PRICES, Exaart watch
I CLEAN • ,o o « l u n l l M M k ePlace.
__ b iuMBO SHRIMP dinners repairing, G. C. PaJIuwa, Home
■verylkigbl, »1.Q>, HOMER'S.
Hhup, 1700 Sanford Ava, Phoiw CHEVROLET '40 WT Pickup,
New flourheii, smart appear
n43J_
Electrie kiuhaa, Private atair- Mill's Swap Shop—We buy, aali or
ance, wliam-dnudlu good motor,
*
w
* »•
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trade moat anything. 408 Sanarmchair comfort I that’s a lie)
ID—HuHintM OppurtvnlllM
p it. Tal. HM-J.
ford Ave. Phone 1P8-J.
-hut It doea have new seal and
hack. Many a ton-mile In the
Wa both loea. whan you don’t For Hale” HHOPPR C H A P R A U iim farm. 19 mfi
truck and the fine tires, Only
bring your preacrlptlone to
enilre slock exclusive nillllnery.
UL R L ____________
1406.00. Hanford Mtr A Kopl
I1Inme 018-J a ^ £ 6 p. M ,___
U m F i . Phone 108,___________
Co. 20H W 1st • Tha Pontiac
ROT LUNCHES every day fram
Place.
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g a g f f d i f a V t t f i U r 1 2 - Sperlnl Harvicaw - 1 2
Can dti.
40 CHEVROLET Coupe. Gmal carTUXKDO FEEDS: Complete line,
Expert Radio Repairing
good, that Is, far a mechanic to
RUaPa Tuxedo Feed Stare.
Fred Myara, 811 E. 2nd. Ht
work on In his dead time, 'cause
It needs n heap u'flxln'. Market
For fall lint of GALVANIZED VENETIAN B L T N fin iiid i'to or
Pflce la (426.00. W..TI take
der. Heminola Venetian Blind
and BRONZE SCREEN.
Co. 82U W. Brd. St. Phone
(246.00 for this ‘ ’un. Hanford
rw ^ J g A L lT Y , SERVICE and
I188-W.
Mtr A Eqpt Co, 208 W let
The Pontiac Place._________
NEW FLCORsTiirtacen to perfecSTANLEY-RGGr I s HDWR. CO.
tlon. Old floors mad* Ilka new, PLYMOUTH ’86 4-door not any
Finishing, claanlag A waxing.
worse than moat 86'si la'ttar
ENJOY
V Sunday dlnnar at Uney'ej KruKCT''pow F
f i*n “t T s S
pwt
than must. In fact. Wanna travel
Wt fordera.k
Si- ^
cheaply 7 This la your car. Out
in Bam(noh County,
short orders. d*y*’ lA,Bchw * ' experience
II. M Gleason, Lake Mary.
side, good: Inside punk; motor
FOR PAINTERS—Dacoratora, Pa *
clicks a regular ua a clock
par Hangars. Phone 880 o
only louder, more powerful.
M! ME O G R A S ]B ?N T,Na
UMW after 8:00 P. M. Work
(106.00. Hanford Mtr A Kupt
AND rYFlNO
guaranteed. No job too large or
Co, 208 W 1st • The Pontiac
CREDIT HURRAU OF
•mall. Retlmataa cheerfully
Pia c a » __________________
HANFORD
It# N. Park
Pkana 180 PONTIAC '48, 8 cyl„ 8 door. Lull
M a te
•very
In tha luxurious splendor of
ORLANDO mo
itfoa lT o^
driving thla rsdIiJ-QquIpped faatUndo Evening
Call Ralph
atappar.
Plastic
aaat-covara,
Ray. I188J,
good Urea, Bargain at (1298.00
CAU- oinsr
Ganarator
Drive It and aaa. Sanford Mtr A
BAD"
Star^r . atrvfea,
„
— Swain's
Eqpt Co, 808 W 1 s t .- Tha
Nam suite $79.B6 and
Battery Sarvt^ M l W. First
Pontiac Place.
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pe< dinette 89.98 H
t.
••
84.80
FbUf-DOOR OLDS 48-47 fully
reom aulte 19.98 La w n B oW E U - sharpened, bC
•quipped for safe and comfort
14.98 cyclea repar*
* *
able jlrlvlng, Including now
INF SANFORD
work. No V
8 m . That good cat you*va bean
9*
«k «m 187 antead. H.
wanting to own-and priced so
East
4th.
you can afford i t - f 1888.00.
— r(Formerly
Sanford Motor A Eqpt. Co, SOI
18; Wt.
W. tat.—Tha Fontlae Place,
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*' ■*hIm
1State Hortd 1ie|Hiriine'r Hpocitil m
1lenthm i*• called to Spe* till I*|*»vUloiip which will l.e furui«hed
with euch propoAul The ;t(tent Ion
of hlddet** U til letted t«. the Hpe
c!ai 1*1o visit iii* itoverling *uihlet ting
in uapIgitiiig iti** ciinti ii* (
|*| npilNlilr
*1 I I I
h»* 1 III It) *■ll k*il
In
C'liitllflnl <>ku!rin tnr* ti|inu up
T lv
i
Mill
>Ilona en,| Hpetdwl I'rov foloiiP *«f the
Par RaaWa
•f’ .l
K
- hi.*4.
Nolle** Ip l.rrrhy given that
Iht* ionpiru.-llim of lh«- follow
lire eitNiigeil In IniPlriPPP Hi loll
KeileTHl Ai*l 1 r«»|i*clP
W. taih Ptreel, Hanfortl. Vlnrldii w
V'1, He*«.n»l«r> rrojrt i
under th** flrlltloiM nwin# of Hold- J{*J* ** /•**■ ioh* N*im. 7*»l .«! wild |
ho To Vwrlely Nlore nod th»t W« 7I»0J-H»1 ./Male I oitd No Irt. Hem
Intend lo reglpler pwld nunie |inr- *noie wild VoIiipU i%iunilep Liiket
PUHI1I lo Hie I*■rh i p of Ihi* ‘'FloIliidR. niul ,*|i|irtmi*hep
lliloup Name Mwtuie Ill-wit: #•!■. \\ork *'M»pIp1p .»f grading con
ait.119 Kl.nitlDA HTATUTKtt 1941 Mfutlhg a *l Hnnd lilttnnlnoiiP .
Will the clerk of th« Circuit ilDUrt I'oRd Mu l,»»vemei»t 211 wide ..lie
of Seminole County, Florid*.
concrete and n|«*pI I hewm "i*>*n
J l> McHAltLRY
|bridge IR2' In length. ** lomlway ,
IfKSMU! !!
*width on concrete chiip wnd |irelegit concrete iHIIiik. wml nit
Oaiun
Iteilin- The lief leiighl l« l M
fSf»
. mile* A criHftt'd chei k In the
, amount of in gmmmm will he re
j ijulred
4 1 0 S a n fo r d A v r n u i
I.AOIKN' blcyciv, pructivnlly new.
Coll 274.
P* 1
•* -o8A
.w-l«8
i'll ihiii am
H*nl*d lild* ivIII ti* r*i *lvrd at ,
lllla office front tjuullf led Cun
tra iler. nutII Itliln A M. lit H. I
T.l on the f l -l dn> of loll
l»>»!*.
>dance
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S— Real R sU ta For Hale— 3
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Ibis lowly coat I* u Ilark, almoat
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Nation's Weather
eeniln. northern Minnesota and
northern Michigan today. There
t | i ■ protnlac eotne showers may
hit northern lllinole and bring retltf. Chlcaio'a tut yeaterday wa*
the filth atraight day of above
90 leading* ami a high of 94 waa
forecaat today.
Above 90 mark* ware general
yeaterday throughout moat of the
Central, Eaatern and Bouthern
•tatea and In many parta of the
Mountain atatea. The coolest arena
wire near the Canadian border and
in parte of the Pacific coeat. But
Blythe, Cellf., In the deaert, re
ported the country'* top mark, 109,
Cool spot* Included 67 at Ban
Franclico and 74 at Beattie and
Ban Diego. At Wllllatnn, N, I>„
the weather bureau aald the high
waa 84 and Duluth waa cool with
78. But tn Minneapoll* and fit.
Paul the mercury bolted to an
even 100.
The parched drought region
atretchea from eouthern New Jeraey'i truck crop arena up through
tht darlea and farina of New York
elate, and then fan* out over
almott the whole aouthern New
England
The drought, which ha* Inflic
ted tie tearing damage for mom
than alx weeka, cornea from a
llah high preaaiire area that
•lugglih
th a t;
fight* off potential ralnatorma. |
until that high preaaura area j
la enoved aalde, the drought will
worth.
Further north, In Naw York
state's rleh farm and dairy land*,
th# atory la the tame.
An Erie County, N. Y,, agri
cultural agent eatlmatea more
than $1,0410,04)0 hay loa* to dairy
farmer* In Erie and Nlagnro
Counties.
Strawberry grower* In Erie
county, he aald, will lose about
• auarter million dollar* worth
of thalr fmlt.
Tha general crop outlook, a
tat# agriculture department »flelal aald, la "a mixture nf good
•nd had.
Th# same type crop, he explain
4d. will ahow up well In one rr
Pl«n and bed In another. Condi
tion* depend on soil type, time of
Planting and when rain Inst hit
thnground, ha aatd.
! Fruit and vegetable men In
UM mld-New York attic area
M*a hean heavy loaen, accordI n to Prof, P. B. Morris, state
Wider of county agricultural ar-
!
J’ Borne upstate rnmmunltlv* are
•arhlnr water use for fawn
gprinkllne and are rinsing awlmmint noola. Rome farmers, tlielr
State Lefftalature
ICsatlaiil Pram Paae nail
Stale has hecouie sufficiently
acute tn cause the taxpayer to
give the member* of the li-gislntttro a mandate tn provide addi
tional taxea.” ffn said that may
not be until November,
. *,,p . O. O. Andrews, Jr., of Or
lando had no preference hut com
m u ted "It Is uielea* to call one
a real effort la made by
In authority to develop a
ram that has a reainnablO
re nf halng adopted."
Rep. Bralley Odhant nf Sanford
Mid whatever date la chosen, the
Governor should give legislator*
80 daya notice "to we could bettir prepare and Inform ourielvea."
\ Senator Alford migrated the
MMton be held "In August, at
•MCt before th* mortgage I* foreloaad* on tha
Governor'*
“
“
‘ Cadll-
g
Tha Governor'* dr*m*tl»atlon
f th# Mate financial condition by
Wtponlng acccptanc* of »*l*ry
nd borrowing $3,000 nn hi* permnl autmoblle came In for conMirablo panning from Wglalart» In the poll,
rhrta-fourth* of thnaa who exM td an opinion aald hi* tar) had backfired - and hurt
m e* for panaga of a revenue
ftam to make up th* $60,000,I two-year deficit between an.
fiatlrna apd available fund*.
8«M>mrth aald the puhllclied ar
mada no difference on* way
« ,eth*r.
Me mad* no comment-on thu
Hon, and nona aatd th# govr had helped promote the new
KU* drive by hla method. Borne
H waa bad publicity for tha
Rnsalaa Bill
ffVn.iir.71.
& ” iS , -? S i3 . fig
N ow is the time to invest in Sanford properly
H om e Sites or Investm ent
has listed with us the following
municipally owned properties priced for Quick sale.
T ht C ity o f Sanford
•AVID flOM DIOWMINO after Jumping term a Harlem River bridge, David Donohue, IT, ta levlvad by two
New York policemen, John D Cooke (left) end John J. Coa, after they had pulled Donohue from the river.
Holdlni ynungiter In her arm*. Mr* Donohue (right) la tupported by oOleore ea (he Mae unconacioua form of
huabaod. Donohue told police that an argument with Ue wife waa hia reeaon for Jumping. (International)
mnaclenrn and exercise* hi* own
D eath T o ll
honeat Judgment.”
In answer tn argument* talaad
(OralhaM Fmtm Pact O ul
by aonie rrltlca, Connally declared of aniall
boat* offahore. Ihe survey
that the treaty neither give* any allowed no falalllle* from fire
additional power to the Preildent work*.
nor taken away any of Congreaa'
father and hla aon and daugh
rimstltutioiiHl authority to declaru terA drowned
in (he (iaulcy Jtlver
war.
In Weal Virginia a* another aon
“ The full authority of Congreaa and
the mother looked on, unable
to declare wnr with nil thu HI* to aave them. A aecond daughter
eretion that power Implies, re* wa* aaved.
I main* unimpaired,” he assorted.
The death toll waa the heavleat
He went on, howevir, to caution In Texas—47 killed In violent ac
the aenatora agalnat taking <ha
cident*. Thirty-two wera killed In
paet'a meaning too lightly.
Othar development* on Capitol traffic mishaps; eight drnwned
and aeven loot thel rllve* In other
,111111
Kconomla—Senator Sparkman arcldrnt* of a violent nature.
Thu world'* "preclou* value*” (D-Ala) aald that Prealdent Tru- New York's 46 fatalities ranked
are In Jeopardy In toilay’a "tor- man "ought'in renounce hla antl-J " " I ” " 1 »»"• Michigan'* toll waa 42.
program
and chart. No violent death* were reportlured world," Vandenherg aald. Inflation
Commllv. chair man of toe Sen plan* Inateail for "safeguarding ■®d In Kanaaa, Nevada or the Dia
ate Foreign IMathm* Committee, na agalnat a skidding economy. ( Dipt of Columbia. Only one traf.
"I think we now are definitely, flc fatality waa reported In Cook
urged bin crdlr'Hgiir* to ntnuip then
approval on tlm AII lame nn (illicit out of the inflation period and county (Chicago) Illinois, which
have arrived at a point whera wan believed a record,
ly on puaalble.
The dentils by atatea Hating
I.lberlv mo it be preaerveil even wt, should be thinking nbout
to prevent
deflation, . traffic, drowning* and niiacetlanthough "purchased lit lilnoil,’' be [dana
I Poua rauaea:
.lerlnted In lil. prepared sp.rrli. Sparkman told a reporter.
Communist*—the
House Un-'
Alabama 3 6 3, A Minna 2 3 0;
And he desrillicd the pact as "an
effort tn ronrdfnnte and run.oil- American Activle* commlttaa la Arkan-a* 6 2 0: California 26
I
f 3;
dale that duty upon the group an a bunting the auceeaaor-or .ue* „ H. C o l o r a d o
Gerhart M a la r,th e Connecticut 7 7 2i Delaware I <•
whole ratlin tlutti In leave each eraanre-to
thmfi It once called tni* numbif n, tfiri*‘irim
*i i • t 'anmia it t i *
individual country Hie hupelcs* one rommunlat aitont In tha Unit-* ?*. ? r. .*
Mj J
lt. ..
I
Idaho I I II; '|
MllnolN
l.l If) n;
In *
tank nf defending llaelf."
Hut Con tin11> insisted (lint the
Atomic—the Atomic Energy
in 10 8; Iowa 3 7 0; Ke„.
treaty linen not automatically Commlaalon, charged by Benator ^cky ^ B ’ll Louisiana 8 1 I ,
eoiilinlt the United Blntcs to fight lllckenlooper (ll-lowa) with "In- Maine / 2 di Maryland 6 8 4:
credible mlimanagment,” aald it Maaaarliuiett* 4 4 3; Michigan 6
in man an ally la attacked.
He iilnn made elenr Hint no sen- plan* to aend at least half a do*- 25 II; Mlnneaota 8 12 2; Missisatnr wlm vote, for the part will lie vn toil aclentlala and Induatrlal- alppl 3 3 II; Missouri A 8 (I; Mmi
the Benale Houae tana i n i ) ; Nebraska 2 I 2.
bound to vole for the propoand Ut* before
New Hampshire 0 I I; New'Jsrtl.KIO.otH),lioii hinia-fnr-H u r ii p.e Atomlct Energy Committee to redte the nation* atomic advaneaa aey 6 7 4; Naw Mexico 3 (l 0; New
program.
In the 30 months (Inca tha pro- Vmk 13 21 II; North Carolina 9
gram came under civilian control ; ft 7: North Dakota 3 0 h ,,Ohln
—7 7 — —
----i 10 13 2; Oklahoma 8 2 0; Oragnn
K r itin h D o lla r n
a n m Pennsylvania ia 10 it;
_______
Rhode laland 1 I 3.
I('narians* rraa. Pace Oast
South Carolina 7 3 3j Snuth
when faced with a shortage of Dakota 4 I Oj Tennessee 6 8 3;
dollars to buy thv things you * Texa* 32 H 7; Utah 2 1 2; Verwant, Is to do without. The Brl- ‘ mont I 0 2 ; Virginia 7 6 3; Waahtlsli are trying Ihnl, and calling 1 Ingtnn 7 3 9; Weat Virginia 6 8
It nu*tf'rlty. Thr trovrrnmrnt tilin' —J WI*fon»lti R 14 4j Wyimilnf
lliv Indivldiiiil Iblton Just what, I I 0-
First Served
P a ct D e b a te
how much. That Is to save the did-J TALLAIIAHHKE, July 6—4/P)—
Inis for Ihe things it Pirellis morel A Stntc Highway Patrol tabulaessential mainly raw mnterlala1tlon lodny showed six persona
and machinery for turning ou t. were killed and 61 Injured In Florllrltlsh product* )•> be sold In the, hla traffic accident* during tha
world market, preferably for dol-. Ihree day Fourth nf July holiday,
lara.
! Total property damage In trafThe British have tried all nf flc accident* raported to itat*
them, and now tay that It still heidquertera her* was $10,000,
l*n't enough,
--------------- — -----—
Probably they would Ilka to have
T r U I t lM l M C C I lt lff
tome more dollars aa a grant nr
„ —
loan. But they know the amount I
(Caattaaee Pram Pag* Oaal
they might hop* for grow* amall-1 eongreaslonal lieutenant!.
, >
er each month as th* Amarlcan'
Ha *ald tha Preaidant dlacttaaad
business cycla dtcllnat.
I the 1961 fiscal year'* budget.
The flrltlah are also trying I And the Prceldent and hla
more and more tn make sure that |Democratic eongreaslonal leidtrwhat they Imy come* a* far a*l*hlp discussed labor legislation,
possible from outside the dollar hut put off a decision w hatl^ to
area. Tha trade pact with Ar- fight In the House for repRil of
gentlna wa* for that purpose: tha Taft-Hartley law.
.
(t'aallaaae Pram Pag* Oa*>
Speaker Rayburn announced ifHrunswlck, N. J. Judge Kaufman they take Argentine meat and pay
barred her teatlmony last Friday. for It with British good*, among tar the conference that a decision
The unly proaecutlon witness to
day hefore the government reded
lie cam wa* Walter M. Ilobb,
ha* conferred with Chairman
Washington, D. C., real estate man
Lealmkl (D-MIch) and otaar
for a firm which acted a* agant
member* of th* Houaa Lgbor
for a building at 1626 K Bt. N. W.
them.
Com mitt*#,
;
Rayburn aald tha Praaideal dlaHe taattflad that tha Woodatock
cuiaad with the congraailoaal
Typewriter Company leased thorn
group the etiance of revTtlng tha
premia**, May 1, 1938, and did
Taft hilt paaiad by tha ll4R4M«
Lot
8 of
Block18
Lot
9 of
Block18
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Block18
Lot 20 of Block 18
Lot 21 of Block 13
Lot 1 of Block 17
Lot 2 of Block 17
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Lot 6 of Block 17
Lot 0 of Block 17
Lot 7 of Block 17
Lot A of Block 17
Lot 0 of Block 17
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of Block 18
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Lot 21) of Block IB
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Lot HI of Block 80
Lot 17 of Block 00
Lot 20 of Block 20
Lot 81 of Block 80
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OF BANFORD
Dtacriptlon .
All (le u Railroad R/W and
l«i* N. >33.3 ft. of W 100
ft. of EL 168H ft.) of Block
6. Tier It
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WOODRUFF'S SUBDIVISION
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TO FORT RIKD
of Mock II
of Block 11
of Block 1 1'
of Block II
of Block I t
of Block 11
of Mock IB
of Block 16
of Block II
of Block II
100.0
18B.0
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100.0
LARK VIEW PARK »UBUIVIRION
LoU 80 to 84 Inc.
JIJOO.O
Th. Wcit 98J ft of Block I,
Mellonrill* Subdivision
1,100.0
legal baitle over tha controveralal
typewriter on which the govern
ment ehargra Prlacllla Hla* copied
document* for her huiband, then
e itat# department official,
brought home and forwarded to
a courier for a prewar Bovlat *p>
ring, r/
They will dKlde, under thejaw,
whether HI** or hi* accuaer, Whit
taker Chambar*. I* tying.
The 44-year-old former government Mreerlat waa Indicted for
CALL or PHONE
perjttrr, la»t December by a ep y
nuntln* Brand Jury. Tha Jury m *
eu*#d Wm of lying under eeth
when1be denied feeding aaaret
ler you tan buy a pound ta and
marks for much aloaer to $4
mt
Of court#. Britain wilt g
ns |(aging'that right up to tha
* - It devalue*, tuppoilng that It
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Law features whlet
tlon leader* tried to
Realtor
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_______________ • _____________________________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
a a
V a n d e n b e r g C a U s AEC Chairman
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1949
Crowe Sentenced To
3 Years In Jail
A g a i n s t Tells Of Work
"arm
and
partly
cloodF
thruugb Thorvdiiy. Soma llkaUhi.m| of a (e» iftemoan thunder*
» 1.1>« t r sModerate
easterly
•ilmli.
A ssociated I’ re.-w Leased W ire
NO. 227
Judgekefiwes B r i t i a n C l a m p s B a n
I n Dismiss
llic m ic c 2
/
I
To
Hiss Charges On Dollar Purchases;
NEW YORK, July «—fjH*>—
Richard If Cl owe, 41, charges
with stealing IKtW.OOO from the
National City Hank of which hr
wa* assistant managet. wni
sentenced today
In fcd-r.ll
court to three year* In jail. Me
was placed on probation u1m< f u r y
Is
S c h e d u le d
U, S. Was Virtually Tor
five yeart aTtor completion
hi* term Crowe, who plead
To
Benin
D eliber
Unarmed Atomical of
ed guilty May 24 to four
ations
Tom orrow ;
ly In ’47 LUienthal count* of an indictment, faced
* possible mssimum penalty of
Both
Sides
R e s t
Tells C o m m i t t e e 4,1
years ill pi Ison and a fine
.Secretary Of
rifps
S ays D r o p
of *30.00(1. "I'm sorry l did It,"
NEW YORK, July A_</P,_A
WASHINGTONTjuly 6— </P>—
.Says
Cripps
M
Crowe told Judge Henry W.
m
white.hnlrrd attorney today sumDavid E. Liltrnlhal raid today the
Goddard. Chief Assistant II. S.
- WASHINGTON. July 6— (rt»)—
ttre Is Temporary
marGed hi* Impassioned defense
in G old
Is Seri*
Attorney
Irving
It.
Snyp-d
hmt
United Statci was "virtually un
Senator Vandenberg sf Michigan
of Mger III** with a scathing
recommended
a
lentencn
of
Solution
For
Ills
armed
atomically"
in
1947
when
today aikad tht Synaly to ratify
nttsrk on Ills** srruser—WhitM ercu rv C lim b s T o the Atomic Fnnjv Commininn w ,, three and n half years and five
Inker t'hnmhrr*. The allnrney.
th* Notlh Atlantic Pact a* a ihield
>cai* piohatiuu. Aaypol disWA;Mli\t. |ON. lul, »•
IT
li»M )ON. July n— t>Pi-~Brlthird I’aiil Stryker, (ought in
Set N ew R e c o rd s created.
closed that all hut Jt.950.tt6
for fra« man again!! "*rabattl#d,
I,nil fmfity nfrfrrfil a hall to tha
romdnre u federal court Jury ‘'rirrl.ru -I Slate A ih -.oi . ml in
had hern nrrountrd for. ‘‘.Wh *r«
Formally
antwcring
charges
ol
greedy Communism.”
••ruling Ilf her dwindling do)'
In E ast. M id w est
that the former Stair Depart- ■I iv lh.il || iliit.no |. lo .(die it;
"incredible innmsnagement" h y ' that *6.00(1 I* I don't . know,"
it t't i’ . A .
I m i>i. •,,ept whrrr importers can'
T ■! rn
itirnt official was Innocent of
Ha opaned tha aacond day of
Crowe told the court. *'t can
ci
onotiM
prolileins
ho
ihlong
-nrh Hpemllug is a matter
two prrlury rmint* He hinged
CHICAGO, July •—WPl—A Senator Hicltrnlooprr (R-lowa)
I ', t I,! it
debate on tha 12-nation alliance
only assure your honor that 1
IT n r i h h
ol
g"iit n ilin .il nrresatty.
toll of at trail I IS deatha waa Lilienthal said the AEC couMn'l
his Effort on Ihe reputation of trim, o n.nsl unpioie ,1. ilulity
haven't
got
It."
with
the ^
double-barreled
P .r lr
f H I f
I hamheri—courier for a prea ir |c COIOl’' 1, III OOllll 01 llk-l.
t
'
r . 'italemant
,
i counted today In the longest be poorly managed if its piodur
1’ tn|
that (I ) Comrouniam t* the lole; hut » ■ » , ,o far thla «*nmar'
Soviet spy ring He Hemiunreii
|nl) 6 -(/?*) - Sir
n
a
<
■
,■
'»
*
co
itc-o
oomrlit
lion
of
a-bomhi
was
at
good
as
the
threat to world peace end (2) its tn
* addition to deaths Induced
him as • disbeliever In find,
h i I
■ •,i 1‘npp. . ml today Britain
Hi. IT
i>li
|hr
lliitw
h
Clio,
mioil*
Iowa
Senator
admit*
n
is.
nun and himself and a hluphr
by the heat, ae*en were known
final targe! it the United Stetea.
'
I. Il l Im f 1.624,000.000
s Xntrii*
Lilienthal said the rommitiion't
met of Christ -tune life «a « a which A-hrton ***•! h» I,-, not
The treaty will be • warning to dead and tiro were missing from
g I I m d ilo ll.ii,
* t »v ?*
"long II, liter .tile „f deceBtlnn." contldn to lie i g,*il i " ,li the
• sudden, violent agnail th.it whole program wai directed toward
would-be conqueron,' Vandenberg raked the New York metrapoH* lire
' "I’p- told lire I louse of ComSerieiiiy .m l ill* h 'i'l ol lire
giving this country "unquestioned
said in hie prepared-fn-edvance teat .
yesterday, The atom
NKW Y O R K July f»— (/T )— A nsue n llntsin s pnwrr tn <ompetdo trll m the nation’s work*
and
unqualified
leader
ship"
in
the
that 300,000,000 people will re* knifed acrooa Lang Tatand
Irilrrsl nitlge Irtilsy I'lnsctl lo tin i
Mtc i.U
-1
■i til lor tr.ule with dollar
ilitiftatomic
field.
«>und
and
capalaed
hundreds
ft
ml aggression.
•
•
'’**
two i'eritirv ilutiiri egairnl
rwv-i,
1
1
.*
1
d
............,,l
-.
r ,'ii'»u, df'clopmenL"
bMla. Tka estimated dead dua
For that reason, he said the
A.I •r-siin v i* 'l ^ip k t* - *tv cunAl^», 11.,, 4M({ nrdeieil llir rase to
As Republican leader in foreign ( to
__ tha
..........
...........
.................
I I - .. | t|>- It sin on the dollar
» ll#* • ♦ ^ .
.. 1
1 ...
haat
Included
kaat proa- commitiion had In ignore many
,11 h r able
thdil
go l(> the buy
| ™
effairs, be added the weight of j fratlona and Mart attacks''at I ■
*
f ............
*,i il,e >li,»>. months ended
H ,iv t *
t«»i r» i
I 'v I l U l t
*kto
**w» ►* * * •
"useful" things it might have done B r i t i s h
hia,prestige to the! of Senstor Con- j Ulbutad to Ilia heat.
I I. r ...tv
.■ 1
‘ii . . . hVM.000,000 camIhe ju ry n| ten men arid two
>. M .1,4 ■»,, 1 ,'and had to pul up will, ,ome "care
■
til
s
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r
l
lIn
f
(ItP
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u
tl'li
1
men'
nejiy
who led off m the [
ASSOCIATED PRESS
I, . I..1! 1 1 !•-» I'f" »' *)■ ♦ ul, only M24,(
wnm'it w l| hrgm il*|il,eraling the
d' 1 „
less, stupid and negligent" person
In P o r t - ; O f U S. Isle id ihe (linnet 'ila le D e p tll ers' lo ,1 blivets' mark'd
debate ye.lerdey.
, Nn imnediate br„ k , pp(ir(d nel at times.
\III 1. 1111 I'llHHMt
1
tl
1^ I... i |,i.i11ei nf thr
II' declllietl roimuent on erli
1.1 ',11 1*1 4*1 Alf (It 18
.,|
Ih
mem
n
il,,
i
l
l
to
nn,
now
afternoon
‘ 'It
,ti,l tl— main reaion II
Pursuing ■ pulley nf letting
MONTRI'.AI . T.rlv h f/IT The
Hit', in Lump' "t I •- sss»iv l>fr1Ml
1 1 tide 1 ill,Mg
*Ena)
_i
_ t ^of- tha
neif wave over an area from nothing "stand In the way of arm Sestifen' loir, nail,onl u n i o n Ih.il, <td'« I'lied *i 10 42 A M irisiv lolrn Snyd'i ih- senior U.
the i.aaiu
treaty
In
approval
_ ___
iaty its
1
ll . ,1’ 1 *1>* (♦1111
lodge Samuel M Kaufm an .nk
.• * 1 Oil'd l.tle. "
II- i !
‘ iita. They
less
The the Rocky Mountains to the At ing the nation at'uniratly" lias f AIT ) 4fiflnl|fti ft| 4 IwfVroft
laaa than'
than a waak of
< dabata.
o it in a l now ,1....... t Miydei s*
meant “ atlcklng our neck* out”
I
lilt |.1'd . "tm lli odes tesl >" and ill' ll
*
M
•
i
tit*!*;
•
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\ i ■ •,,, *,i
neral lack lantic coait.
wera encouraged b;
wai
mi n
and
i.mesncratlc
. .
. „ ,
. . .
.no disregarding
niiragaraiog
„ i „ r s „ c ,.„ .
Hidirli
making a lorn d
• " ,v’ din es
put ihe nid i. u Iim I ip ie iy, ' the ile
ppoaltlon to tlif Met and Ua
I t Df 1-* - l
of oppoaltlon
>.
ill, fm immediate
M
*
1
* ome *nowtri m l in tcattcred procedures,"
pr(>ctdure«,*' the
thi* A
AKr
chnlrmiin
^hipA
m
e»orm
INut^il
Si^i^q
poitt
A.ln urn (old
pr chairman
l In other m ille r
11, •• t « t- M
stated purpoat of haadtng off any
W(all as fur
. l i e tin- ........... 1 |ii mH )»n ►
wenl on.
on, hut
but It
M list
bus h
mN
U>,o gotten
gotten aa herati**
M»ih*b tinif * tense ir t li > "
attack on the wfetom, 'non-com tfcliont of tne hoi ball hut in mo»t went
lu, news ronl'rem
i ' , . ,,,
.ti.l Hus' iloel ,i
job done.
1
, fural t„ ....... <inke hound Canadmunist world. A two-thlrda vote places they afforded only Umpor- Job
..I >■, a li s I-* liidtv .....
i The Dr......
(he RibVt,
Rllde, LiLi ■
And, drawing on tit**
.
i.ll.r, io
<
of approval by tha Senate la need ary relief.
t'lliey. white lulled Lloyd I’ aill i i ,i„;
i. !„• mni, all purI
turn
all
Hi'
to N
declared:
Thera
wart heal
death* and
and lienthal
'
• I III,
.1
ed to bind the U.rB. to the treaty.
................ . Urltleh
te»
there were
heat deaths
„B
th#lr
frulu ye .halt
,i,.ti know
know;| *Ham
l» .,„
r ' 'inunit’ 4„t „ in, i, ir is t, offer , 1. 1- . Id
"By
their
fruit*
Vandenberg called tub treaty prostration eases reported from thfm .
DIM
• • lioon told to
h» guvemni'iil tests’’ " sslierl •ivrty delivtt no* that was Art. | i, ,i, I , j 1- •
I fivill t
... ...... n‘, V
them "
"the beat avallobM Implement to
i -ii. , ' i,,ng wherever
.......‘a reaimn e to a letpiest tm M ,. I..11
»
,. . 1- 1,.U 1 t , *II 1 Ml l
lldge
was
In
I
all
sections
of
Ihe
lornd
tone.
Lilienthal
wa*
in
the
witness
I
.
,
,
.....
..
‘
„„il,.i,,
,l,nii
*
dlacourage armed aggreaalon and
,. .niment -n* a ne** appeal from
Senate-H i>n A tAtomic
omic
Most of the Midwest was weary chair of the Senate-House
... ,
.
,
r,M,:.L
"Ye, sir," r'ph'd llie prose, n 1 lining lia, 'i'el* ("I American I'P, I
v
thua to atop enothor war bafora
1
'• 'I • ta and cumfrom a week of hot. sticky weather. |Committee, formally replying to |"f L'.irVr.r.nl ag , m
it.rh
i •* III
,1. 1
H -.-t l
.....
■ \ill .......no in force,"
lot. tall bulky A»s»ilant l ’ S At
It atarta-"
.import
.tin sizzled
sietled in
in Hlrkenloopcr f rhargr*
,
. ,
... I.d " llt.ll 1M||| ( i i||'
1, K* i* o ifii authority
The Eatlam
Eastern tills,
stales also
And than ha turned to Com- Th«
. Tl,,, ITnted >!*''■* l"lt* " in* « ' o
For tha Uit flvr urfka, thf ( |b** ( d c
* *trik* igmnil tot nr v Ilm n ia , I M llip llv
.1 'll) 11 m.lv
■ :• ♦ mri t t o nn,1 new dolmunlam- He aald ihe world's ‘,PrJ*: the staring haal. And in the Northi,- ,lri( Ilor..............id" ‘ I'*' llu**i>* niri* e t»
Slvvlii'i
thru
tenewed
earlier
I'lU*"
'
has heard Itickenloop- fansilwn can ,„*it ihi.<nwnett+
i 1, . t*"4
I will only be
eloua y■ltte•,, are tn Jeopardy In Eastern area there was no sign committee
..
.
, mutiuii, for disniiisisl and a dir IV ept "II d« ategn unit'll "la,
itir
1 ,.h I". tuiilil 1M i*
er cite specific matters which he
, l* si i *.se ol urtl,,. jloyirt t'liiuii pliss'f.. « ttrra iriliu i ■"
Mai
tl
when
Ihowner
signer!
v„,,|ir
|
,,f
...ipnttal
*
today's "tortured world."
•aid supported hi* chsrgr*. The
•MlltlV.
he uuli'iHe.l nil,
OI.lt iidaiesi I* eatabmany nhalrplei in Hie **V
"Thla Jeopardy doea not stem of tain to break the long drought. AEC has defanded ami implied a* willt the S|U TnhseriUCitly the tine defense pnerdure.
iv i.curta> f
Aiaislmd
'*
,*
■
Hade
with
the
Dulled
Stale*.
In
from u «r h# went on. « » * No, The new heat wave only added to these matters were luought out British dm kworker* lmycqt»nf two
"Motmns denied." sa'd Judg'
id
<
1
,aid
'lie
one,I
•hiding halting Hie sale "f »"*" it.' fiF.r* ito,
Mr, Preildent, It eteme from abet- further damage, from crops already bat la now launching Into a more
,f "II illijc* T,
Canadian ship, in London and.
. W " ' ' " "Th" ’
Wl " *" " panes*
|,lodge » , *•|.,.|
T*
Iloll I e»P"" I,tine other than
tied, greedy Communlem abroad badly wilted by> seven weeb of detailed defense.
the haigain. tied up some 0 Brl-^ i . i i
I,, he permlttad
i Ckii Im m - a rear « K
•tl
uopor*
The Sacretarv thus taiHv •om- and Holt (*’ ir Ainto lean fi lend *
i.” said Titryker,
t. sit,
Lilienthal said his opening state
irV| tiade
‘tins
reialtM .* illh f h Crop loss*s
th«
■leidiai ami then at a
'in'iitiiatf i n . r -"atlnnifv wa* dir mented on Russian President
ini, ships, '
Vn
ment
was
Intended
"in
develop
•
in *re I,.,
ti, ,■ in,in > „. n IH, ■ mm
region have been aslimited at more
anneal f
Rank*, who*e union I- strongly e-ted lo begin is a.immatlon atlei )(n1ai ;;hvtinik
setting for the witnesses to tnltinted St *
mi r , i . , i, n . .tod a . "n
el Bflpf f(N'#qq
trnaltasea Oa P*ae *tal
than 150,000,000.
'
trade
,
ills
Hie
low."
..
o i. I.. *i1 I i»ff9tfttwr| On N i# illl
.. |lie Dinted S 'a "
*'
fIftvprmnpiif rfbuHifl fi*nftinr»fir
o'
Tha U. S. Weather Bureau «al I
He called Hlckenlooper's l*n
,,lo,l 1 i i . , alt
I,
"lit
read) In aid ice ttl'o n ■" f
i'Mih |nrVtI v*“*L prliiv
the only comfortable spots nvur guage "very extrami" and *»"l
. .rr
i
MMepliV flie'tl
till y In „ g , . . in Palestmn hut
the two thirds of the country in the rhargr* wera of tha "grave,!
•s
, s t ...»
..................... . ,.S|| two «rv Mspunsihlldy f"i w
f Dm M ti luill IM.i
I Be H D
tha grip of the hot weather wmo me marge* were or sn»
|y i | l ) 0 1 1 'i f K perviu. in the witness stand „ nt,in lest* willi I * • 1 " I It,,
tt mi D m , t
the northen border atatea. Tem pnwlhle chererter amt »o regarded i y y i J I i j j i n
♦Mb . *M ‘ '•
r ».,j ,
hum
by the countryi'm
■>
Ldi t 1 *"dge Ksufuian turne.l dn«n llie Arab date*.
peratures
alio
wera
pleasant
ah
nu
JACKSONVILLE, July 6 (SpeeMeanwhile the House Armril iT - j II ||4
k j,i| o ,
. si. ll I.
H.l
j
y.ime
returning
the
Pacific
eoaat.
l*H—"The llveitoek aenlon sche
Herviee* Committee
Cnmmlttee tentatively •
a[*[
I C II " " I
YS
................
i 1
i tin
,,...
Service*
I III*
I. IIS,l
!|f»»| ^
tl 1
two win l(e iii'ii. A, In ill lo*
But tha heat was on full hla-.t proved a military unification ho*
duled for Saturday at tha annual
*♦tmii ir*i-i j* rnlftH' ,I**I '*■ ' t loot "HIV indication ••< •'!
r j-** t •
In
the
Central,
Eaatarn
and
8
<
>
u
conference of the Florida Btate
ainrndmcnt to prevent eslaldi d* I Experleime- n< n *h l-giit
Dv« |ii.li' tm tlnifinv fi mi M* i .little Hie Girtdi civd ,*„i
ID »' i • i
I»ll\ 0 dV i—
Market manager* convenlng 'n tharn states. Hume rain fell in ment of a single chief of staff or Itnys State »t I sllahi.......
II. t|c Mlt.lOft, III** fssl lit* ! \wfv f fm li • d involve i .n l ....... 1
, i ii..
nl
(CeaMaaeO
«*
Mae
tlai
I I * I 0*M 1 M P-IM MM'llll/II! V^ASktl
Jacksonville la to ba highlighted
Ils
'O
l
an armeil force* general stuff outlined vo t. i In ,■ V.TI tm
,H.I 1 .0 I.
< .iiiniuin .1 fugitivv i,.limit IT,
t t tf ill t * i ! t
ItMII i'll fill thtt
by a discussion on tha "Present
Tile prupo*al wa* made hy putrlck t" Hm I.tun* ' hiti, i,
I" i. win. fled tills i inudi y ,i* i
,ri ,i.i > i ci"
• ' i«lMl11ilIs* 11♦'1I putt (if f’ hltljStatus and Future Plana of tha
sponsoring
oi
gnul/ntion
Chairman Vln»on (D-Oa). He mg
sloumwtiy.
f Hu" , , hi i
♦It»• fn if
Tick Eradication Program." Dr.
lte declared tl"»i tic gimiHy
ed Ihe committee to act a* »penl
lodge Kniifinan ill > ( ll‘ l| f I*rht
1. . 1 i, .1 1,., • >.(. Hi, ft ,.i\ v 10-1 fit M •<< mu the NationalJ. V. Knapp, Btata veterinarian of
ityeii
Onveruoi
tt'sn'iiT
M
ill
!»!>
!>
ll
»*
*
»
i
'll
1
Mil
Hy
*»
pnialhle
on
a
Benate-appi"'1
i
n•
*
♦
I
n
*
*
mil
I
U
illiHin
Hn.cn
cu
lil
! i-t t.h.ckii i,
Taliahasaea has Indicated he will
(V r ir in g
ed MM which would tighten u|- dress to the lio-’s. **■•
\i. .in i ! *’"if*1 IT ew ivd a*
that the Roy* *it«te I I'gtsln' 1 i t to testify atioiil ' loj'.l l hm|
be present for thla meeting on j TALLAHASSEE, July a— (>P)—
the 1847 Unification Act, hut to Inter sent h mn-sago lo M> i out 'ci winch Ills Hill HWIDt!
1Im>.lid Th,, • •tfllt 1 t'Oirsr crawl i l t ) iln\ i i , S ll(* l
Saturday morning end Mr. yj Qovarnor Warren today approval
M
»
inialn
put that new rule in It.
Wluttakvr
<
tiumtn
i
|
llltrll
Wifi f 1r l-l •■'•*11 1,v lueignar*
Governor ‘ n C.iltforoia congi.i,
Friday ol IDaLar^, State ■lV *r* .release of 1186,000 for construeCalling th# attention of the com (dating hllll on his omriiige
l: : . n i : n n < i n \\
itn user. Im* ' lainu d Him j[i»vr
j IfI f
l"l t • Mifn . lid NittlonrilSf
itu * V
ntw tuberculosis mlttee tn the law, for reorgmiin*
|(tlintH i* ml f B, |i
1,1 rly to InAmong bills passed I,v Ho- Ion, Hi- cm fm u*e in i omnium.t
Tlie County Ct»ninii'H'*n
Invited to attend, gw
WtUtam
L. wtl"
WII- I iana^wolk
r|um08, t th#
Lantana
Ii*i fur** ''lit « f |•'go operated
Ini
i.
1
aon, director of BUte Market!,
Th. releaee
r, , taie had
had been
bM made hy lion of the executive branch "f ‘‘Legislature" was 11 ifsnluto'" I'mlv oigniiUllig Ilia. <!■ inra llll.s, ti rday mdeieil the o|H"ttin>;
n> ■ •1 1 M
The
■
ml
inya
lie
ineiely
let
t
luinilieis
«*M
II
M».
.*
government,
signed
by
President
* 3 ue Hie Nor*
•.
i |« i l * ( 1. . ♦... fl (•" 1 "n|l
rnnderrnlng artlvtlir* of Hie Ko
(tearing "f Mills <TeeV tn
reported.
tha other Cabinet member* on
l.,i)> llie cm in IU3U, mid leniem to permit i.etter dimusge
Gt IM . f '.''hIIcni and
Iff ,**.#♦'
m toMV 1Htlttn
i r*
"This livestock Heaton, which condition It met Warren'e ap- Truman 10 day* ago. Vin»on said- Klux Klan, said Kllpatrifk
I'd
iodlilng
else
id.out
it
,
final
rttinpany
"We’d better do the reorgmdi
. *'t !. .
7 'InHe was ini lodin ed t.y .linlg-i
the Ecindiickhstcher i M-I
ta to be open to Independent mar
Tin* Ctiit ‘ mi'LiIm f :i ■ "'eared for
do
, .
. , Irig. We've got to do aomethlng, nr Douglaa Rten strum who tha id "tl sposit ion.
. ,1 »In turn (lows into Hie Rt
ket!, buyer* produeree end otheda P^SJSi*
1
m»i t i l (ft fi;*
Il'i.en prevituislv lias lefil.td In Rlvar.
H »rM»»> p u t in cat*
i.*1?
lomebody el*e will do eomething.’ ed thp Lion* foi llieir onope,
Interested in the Ihrietock Indue- hospital
i;'tiefore
Hie
Itoiln*
tTn
Aloe,
lean
will cost 18,750,000 in
i, i
,, Mo- 'h e w»v u '-M c *u enter ChingMeanwhile, there were these
in th- Itov* <*tnti> prog, nm
Employment nf » wnil>>
try, alio IneludH each Important
\
"
livdies
Committee
on
giound*
i . u - op i angtao, ■« til li
lint a faw
•‘ •t*
federal fund*. Nearly
e’iuwherV In Con- which I* an annual event stag'd
ing a drag Hue W*H authnnn i
dlecuselnni ae "prevewtton of 1m s llJIOOJXiO
already he* been spent "
, i. .„iHi I '"He*
,t the '.test Wall.
b» Hi* American legion, d-pxil Hod aovHlInr tie migtit s«v would mid the ,*oik nf clcaritig "
by Injurlea and MitlNe" and we
i,e -alf iucrlriiloatorv
' he cam e l in. cargo or pasisncreek will lie carried out »(*•■'
Mi announce
is! A£minl,tH ^ r *t' V' *nn,' j
Economic—the ru t danger tn mint of Florida.
are .........................
highly pie
the gnveimn,Til's one witness water levels are determine,! h
IK11*11i*11 in
Thaberculosle Board th nit|nni economy, said » '>'*nuJudge Rfenstrom pointed nut
■- ........
of the
Dr, A. L. Bheely,
vestei,
lav.
Walter
II
Heidi,
n
I
lilt
fn ,* ,n
"
N ationalist
',i f , n i
1 ' V - ■e h
i . . . . . . - ■.
M C , ltagsn, cmintv sure®.
lhat Florida had galm-l much
eta)
|t«f ft *
iraattaaeO- - - 1
Com- eald tha new releeu li needed lo
Livestock Lou T
i f‘*ta««t•.isr- i t »«- *ii i
(<'naltan>4 Oa Caa> *i,i
1
1 In - . d "
« * nl
finish
welti
and
roof
of
the
main
..
,1 "
.
nrfutlg^
fbraugbmit
M
o*
nil
Request
foi
the
drains)
Departmlttee and Head
DUCK STAMP
by (bf HfrHon of KililU <*<»»•*(
made by D F 1 " and T c ',: ,v u u i f , B - 1 I I ......... I 1 I ' l i * , i l - i n ;
Unlver- building to protect construction al
men! of Animat 1
I ' ii »il H a r iiH K tM tig n K
1
e |i| .
lie * l . i t
WAsSIlINGTOM. July A—UP)— ynv«rnor of Florldn Roy*
d
f.ung, said t' P Herndon,
lle. will ready completed.
a» atty of Florida,
- r e t
\
( , *
' I) clerk. The;* asked Hie lea'
Warren Mid he had no choice The new federal duck itamp, nor- a* president
nf the
National
h u g
1 ,, 1 1 . I
L. H.
dletttsa thla eub.
S uprem t1 ( ’m irt P ost ! to carry out a leiolilllon lie's' * f ! I M „ 1- ,1 4 , 1 , ' M * i x i s e
Lewie, livestock
o f the but to approve releaee of tho maily placed on aele at poateifflcae Youth Forum Inst year.
The l.lon* discussed schedule*
T l ; tore adopted in regaid l„ Ho A 1( 1. i . . l u p l ’ i y e i
bccauH "you can’t let e July I. la not yot availableto
Sweau
Florida State Ml
* •' ’ I
IT
'F '
"
|irn)ect.
I AM AliA'iSEK, July n
I l l
tl
Hrui v I . .li.. i'ii ,, 71, iciident
t,ooo Investment go to pot.
The delay la dua to logbriotlon nf soft hall gnmrs with Hie .In.
pata in
'it,,;
th e
Illl
■ 1* ' ! ' I l l V j
1
V
of I ong'.....I fm the |mit four
added, however, II would to Increase the stamp fee from It cee*. and with Kfetson Hntver Mete Huprrinr Court Justice Paul 1 Concurring with Hie recent -•
at New*
»♦
- il l
- o n , p r o
« .04
IIt i I * | | t * « i |
veni v, die I io , I .. „| nor,ing homo
the live- "bo my petition until tho State to 12 Then Senate haa passed slty aludenta wlm live in .'!sn I' Hern* lias tesigned front Hie linn nf the City Cnrninisslun
f
i
If l l M » l * ■ • o l i n o ut M In
M M . *•
t'lgli court and will hen,me r law 1vitiating (he dedication of
I ,1 tin, mni tiiltg fob
handled la properly financed not to vote to such a bill. Introduced by Senator ford.
Id
l>r,,f*ssnr at Hie Dnlversltv of ni> !in nford Avenue lies! In ii *« I . t l M* * M I M * i f r » f |1-1 - " , aft"
hi’vlrig i, .1, 11 illnieis
release any more for any purpose Edwin C. Johnson (D-Coto), hut
Avenue The*id Hie t'nuntv i,> ■ • I I I 1 i f , * #» 1 b u n id 1 . ' ' ' T i t H S t l
Miami
tinrn S> t-i tfi, 1*71 in Sparta,
down there.”
it has not got through the Hr
Hi* leslgnatlou is effective tierit. slmilnr action Tlie lot had lie, ■■ 111u p * It i f
Telm Mi i'ii. •• ft.iniedy lived In
............... ..
I I I . '/
1Iff
> 1M | 114 ■V #' *
'• 1
1 lie witi liegiu Ills duties at Hie rousiderad as the site of n neyi ■
At inn. (tin , .licit' he was em*
•l l 1
,H 'H
"v lll> 1 ii iru tu
1"
rest room. Thr property can now
I'mverslty of Miami Sept. IS
ployed h
i ,ult lomiufucturlng
I I cents
he
auctioned
off
nr
sold
Governor
Warren
gave
no
im
company lie •,is u nirmlier of tho
Trading is reported light at Hie
mediate
Indication
of
whom
he
Longwood Rnptist Church.
Sanford State Farmer* Market
now that the regular ms son li. would appoint as a auccetbor
Stirvtvot
inctudi- ono daughovar, according tu Randy Ander Speculation tie re centered about
!> t»- Mti U t , Itulfman, San*
funner president Robert Pleus of
■on, manager.
ford; one m ’ ■(, Mr. Drown Jar*
Hie Statu liar Association and
vie of' flpm •i nm* hrn*iicr, M. C.
"Wa
ara
ncA,
hmvaver,
>-ntir«ly
By 8AM DAW SON
li K. Rohrta, Taliahasaea allor
I’ rici, of t ' ■ I- Tcnn ; tivu grandout
. . of„ tha
. fruit and produce
.
. Inn
. . uev ami one of Warran'a closest
NEW YORK. July 6—(JP>— Tb* old American dbtattt of "blgnesi" ‘. "V'/s.
"hildren, J hoc.- iihI Hrtty Bui •
he leclared end pointed frl. ntU
i(Jv|tnri.
in buaiMM l* on the increaM again, ai the little fellow feel* leu secure, out that this week Joe Corley of
Hoffman nf Sanford.
p|Bn» was nsmad attorney for
B O S T O N , Julv ft f/P*- ll>e fJ,ri,">i Fdit* limn
iition— I Mineral .ervice* will be held at
Board of Adm|lliltr, .
ft ia abo to tho fora in thee# price-comeioui day* a* people argue the Sanford Produce Co. Iiad re
,» *i omniuntit
onmoniit l*} 30 A M tomorrow tn the Long*.
,|lf>rl|y , f t , r Warran was 82r.000 school teaclieri lod.iv tool 1 fi<„i stand thn
whether big companies moan afficiency and lower price*, or monopoly calved • load of onions, potatoes
and rutabagas front Virginia inaugurated. Robert* recently was J Patty menibert ihoilld not be allowed lo Irirh in Hie i i Uc iim icbooli. womTIIaptM Church and ths raand higher prices.
nialns will l.e vent to Doyle. Tann.
Thai* wera sold to ftanfnid ami at|>|„iinte>i| to tha State Improve
Tba 3,000 delegate* adopted on 1 voite vot- Hie Hit dnhiirilirin
A current example ta tho onti-truit suit again*! tho Du Pont*. Tho Orlando merchant*.
fyt huriiil Erickson Funeral Home
rne-nl Commission.
"Mrmber* ol the Coinmuniit Pativ ol ibe Unit'd ‘'Isl** 'Imiild not Is in rtmri;,' of mraitgumelit*.
J t t a l t t f Department contends
Tad Locket, he said, I* a year
War nil's appoints* will serve
thoy are earns thing. Bento
#- —
----- • 1
■*—
their own around operator at th* market. tmMI the 1060 general election. AI he employed aa teachers."
Nl o f too- Dour mill*. They
IUW| and la buying and selling peaches, that time, the voters will choose
Thtre were only a few falnt e ol system" which wnulit w'ri'gutha loaf.
„.T _________ itop. An distribute it to rotell outlets, and banana*, okra, lemon*, peppers, a |mlge to finish Barn*' term, "no’s" when Preildent Mabel lain arcoiding In « deipnlln Ideo
te too attempt at some eon- often hove their own rotell etoroa. carrots, cabhaoc and relerv.
logy eveiy phrase of h citizen'*
Rtudebakar aikad who oppmed.
Thursday Morning
which mns until January, 1063.
i to pnao o bU) of dhroreo- And it wortte to Nvtraa. Thua,
Tha convention's acUpn settled a life '*
tOdtO A M Ilssrhall at the Idtka
John McLelland shipped In
o oil toduatry.
many food chain ateru make their truck load of cahbage and h*an*i
Norton said that t'oinmunltni Front null Dark—^directed by
parliamentary procedure tangle
WATF.R SUPPLY DROPS
to brook up too own pmdueta, dteMbnte as wall aa for iale at the market this waak.
NEW YORK, July ti— (JP)—A which had delayed direct action on "In 'V* upon sch|d» and educa Tommy Cslsldo
oomponloo springs market then*.
tion as an eisenti/il choice nf ob
------- — »—
month nf drought has drained 88 the Communlit question.
10:00 A M, Southsida—Crayon'
of too effect
Tha Communlskban vote cams taining Its evil ends "
’# an tntegratcraft, finer painting, archery,
TRUCKER KILLED
billion gallon* of water out of
He aald this wit the iral Issue: Games-- Jump stick etlmlnatio
. own wolla,
MT. PLEASANT, Pa.. July fl— New York Clty’a rataryolr ayatem. otter a spirited deunuclailon of
________
"Should there hr freedom to Gujis hall. Dunes, and Clrcla “
of
tenkora, ator- W\—J. Paul Hlggenbotheni,
Commissioner Stephen J, Car Communism by John K. Norton
‘ gasoline year-old truck driver from Frost ney of the water eupply depart Columbia Ualvenity'a' Teichers 1destiny freedom and to use tha Race.
school as a means of doing It?"
oil, cracks Point, Fla., waa klllad yesterday ment said yesterday (hat tha sit Collage.
10:00 A. M. High School U Norton told the convention:
I Mr*. Rose Russell, legislative brary— Program for Junior
Whan a trailer-truck left tha road uation, while “not tala,” te not y*t
"Tha country la looking at what agent of the CIO Teacheni Union Rrnlor fltudants—directed by I
arte smashed Into tha cellar nf "hazardous."
qe do In the next half hour."
inf Nuw York who had a verbal Chittenden.
New York coipsum;
"W e know we're loyal,” Norton,' clash with Norton at a separate
Thursday Afternoon
Hlggenbothe
Htraveling
R . M lalrt, la about
laid, "But tbero pro a lot of poo-; mart Ing yesterday, said that aho
9:00 P. M. Swimming a* C
mb Baltimore to
Cauonsburg, a day above Normal,
pla who are ooafiiaad."
did not oppoaA firing disloyal Lake. Kaat at Ora
h . , with • cargo of potato#! tin eity la to p te g
Ik* UtflflMi
o/ water or*
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G r e e d y C o m m u n is m
M i c h i g a n Republi
can Urges Senate
To Ratify Alliance;
Backs Sen. Connally
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Acheson OkaysPlan
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Over Nation Get
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Europe,™ Nations
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U. S. Says Soviet THE OLD HOME TOWN ■
B O Y S L IS T E D
Fail* To Regard r TI OD OT MH ET MB/NA tL>L 'rttU
SAM E - BUT W HY
Balkan Treaties > CS AT MO Tf i l EY OS U B lfI?VDES tSB OU TY TMH Y'
iaium w
~
By STANLEY
f t g.1
Jaycae Meat
*___ _____
Must fitpert Long1.
ado
>Military Tension
I Lewie. Charles Vodoplch and ftrAd-
tKmm.
STrdoo
*wi JWhb RatlyU Houaholtet . h m
eofflnavioraoa mwabBrsliip, Uluiinnin Uortion * vnj* *Iv*ap ,
I Bradley, Raymond Lundoulet and
kitchen sink*.
Mr. Moffett, after making the r. m .
— *—
1’ Dougins make, not
Installation*, urged the Seminole
FtffcUia. Jr., Jameo Fioida
FT. LEAVENWORTH, Kae.. County organisation to continue
•ft Rlpleyt flnaneo, Chair- dock panalo. Bendlx Aviation
July 1 (M— General Omar N. Its good work both In tha state man Oeorge wllllemo, Bralley Od out auto and aviation parti,
S A M E B f5 ’A N t > o r
Bradley said today tkl# country epd In the county.
rlna equipment, radio end tele
ham and T. E. Tucker.
Human Rights Case
muit “ anticipate a long parlod of
vision sets, radar and eirpeH
S T I N K E R S Y O U <SET
"f do not naed to (tend har*
Aleo
programs,
Chairman
Doug
tension” In its military planning. and deliver a etlrrlng speech to
weather Instruments.
Being Blocked By
lass
Stenatromi
public
health,
F IP O M T H A T M A I L
The Army Chief of Staff, In a1 the Seminole County club, be- Chairman Dr. Charles Persons,; Teias Engineering and ManuReds, Note Asserts
talk prepared for graduation _e» ' r' UM vou ere recognised a. one of Dr, A. W. Eppe, Jr., an
ORDER* HO USE ”
jtid Dr lecturing Co. In Dallaa, In Addlcrci.es
~
to a two-place pe;joqpl plane,
.Vr r n llm
•%?*
prograeiv# unite In the Frank Ooillmani' eporta, Chairera)
Bta
WASHINGTON. July I (JPh“speaking,
L S f f i y -the
C f lsituation
W & . i ? 1.1
: »tete. iou take an active pert ■tea B. F. Oahu, R. A Newman, manufacture, aircraft eubaaaemI
tartly
la
In All atete activities and have
have IJr-, and A. H.Btcicwitn, Jr., , bllee, mete! cabinet*, truck bodjte,
Tha United Stale* today accused j
as stable ap It ’ la going to be for beon doing • good Job locally.” he I fovenuaeatal affaire Chairman eheet motel product* and vending
SuHia of disregarding Balkan j
■ome time to eoaw.”
declared.
•Bralley Odhaaat Amerieaalini, machine*.
p4ac# treatias.
“ In the four year* ilnca V-J
Tha sate vlca preaidant request* j Chairman Karlyla Housholder;
The products Hat of the ScoyUha
day," he said, “ I think the ad ed the Sanford organisation t o ! Mt*°.u,l*.th#r\?U' Chairman Char-1 Manufacturing. Co. has IB.OtW
A Slats Drparlmcnl note said
vantage has swung to our aide expand lu Americanism project “ ■ Vodoolch: aafty. Chairman, Itcma. A few arc: street car fera
the Soviets are trying to block ac
and that tha aggressor, who was and to coatlaua tha *1 speak for Ef*?? . „ j ° tV toS* Jr" ,y*raT tokens, pins, compact*, tire *e|vja.
tion by the Western Powers on
ones a friend, la now on the de dsmocracy essay contest In 8*m-i
aand Jkmn Pop*! youth wel* plumber supplies, motors, bottle
charges of human right* violations
fensive.'*
*'■
Inole County schools.
jjf* ’ 9, wf"?,n
Aopeners, food misers and thimbles.
"Rather than eapect a long
in Communist dominated Hungary.
"We have ■ tremendous Job ..-■■
— * l- .■. WeUaee
~— and
—- Karlyl*
Karlyla " it
The
,, Sperry
ftnerrv Corp.
f!nrn. may
m.v be
be known
known
period
of
friendly
cooperation,
Romania and Bulgaria.
before us In selling America to
^I d £
f n" BiU: lo you aa the maker of hydnnH*
however, we must anticipate a many people. There era those Ut will be announced later.
ind t]Ktrie equipment and gyroThe charga waa mad* in the
long nerlod of tenalon, with al among us who are avowsd Com
/ i i , ___ , , _
scoplc devices. You can also blgr
latkrt of the long striae of atternating
improve- munists. Tl»#y are working, and U V le d O C e l e b r a t i o n
_ day-to-day*
ay* ■Unpro
from It magnet Wire, photo-site
tAcl. by tha Western Powars on 1
manta or aetbaek/jahlch must not f BMn WOfk|ng hard, to do- away
_______
trie call*, farm machinery, garden
be allowed to unatablltee the long- wiUl w way of Ufa. They think
alleged denials of raligious, poli-!
(Ceatfaaen f r r a Passe oae>
•rector* and ensilage cutters. ^
morning and noon, there will be a
Pullman, Inc., la noted for A
tkal and other rights on the three 1
'*S *. " o i \ ! S S
w o , . - . i-.”
'• swimming contest In the pool, and . railway freight and passenger
countries.
t
class of 418 officers—865 r M
ilSS 0 W 1 . .
SE a eaka walk and round and tquare ear*. It also makes plasties, ata\n. The State Department announ
United Btetas end B1 from
>m other ^
befor you Is one of safety. dancln in tha pavilion.
lev* steel, street can. end find
ced the note was delivered lo the |
countrlee.
• • •
,,1J realise that If
if you atart
start touting
talking
At :80 P. M.
M a talk will be catalytic cracking unite for od
Today
,af#ty to anyone they are ready given over loud ■peaker
, . in
„ our. armed forcaa,
. •*, Brad-, safety
.
_______
facilities refineries.
Soviet embassy here yesterday. It i
[•T “ I V Y * have reached a sta-; j0 walk out on you.. b
but there
Is by H. O. Clayton, agricultural ex‘
E. I. duPont de Nemours lla^a
accused Russia of disregarding j
billty which In my oplrdon edn be definitely a naed for safely ed- tension service director, Gaines explosives and peroild^ nylon AM
peace treaties.
the bills of tht combat rcadl* ucatlon* he aisorted*
ville,
lyectlrirfe, rayon and anti-frees*,
On May 31 Britain and the Uni
nee* which will avert dlaaater."
• County Judge O. Douglas Sten
Lest year the Fourth of July cellophane and photographic filth.
He outlined "the bealc Ingred- .(rom presented retiring Presi picnic attracted many rasldante In
ted States invoked treaty clauses j
General Motor* Isn't confined to
dents of a sound long-range mil-1dent Bradley with a shirt and a the county to Oviedo, and an even cars and trucks. Thar* ars re
epedfying that when disputes arise
i lUry policy for the United States,, pair of trouser* In behalf of tha larger number ere expected this frigerators, alr-eondltionars a r j
t h e s m » e k e e P E » t e l l s o w e ^
they shall be handled by ranking 1
; which la an Integrated plan of our organl'MIon a* a token of ap- year.___________ .
propellers, hollars and heater*.
American, British and Russian dip- •
W
S O M E O F T H E iM P O W T T E D V N E H D
I Pwefullntorttlon ■»* "ur mllltery pregtetloa for the work President!
General Electric ranges all the
potential.
'
„
■dr««tioy has done In the past year. reporters h# doean't know yet way from lamps to locomotlvae,
O U IW M F F S
^
fomatl in each of tha Balkan capI “First, under present condltl-, Mr, Benkarik SAAOtMteed tha
Hal*.
,
eggbeatera to turblnae. Ita scien
•one," he said. "It must coat much * following, committee appointments what the House will do. He and tists alio can make snow or rein.
On Juna II Russia raplled thatother
Democratic
leader*
Indicated
leas than w* ere spending now. , —---------------------Westinghousa Electric edde to
they want to get Mr. Truman’s
"Second, considering the en
•II the produrts Its name Implies
vlewa on the matter.
*
hid occurred, that^thV Weatcrn
Congress Action
emies we may son!atlas fee*, our1
Other developments on Capital an atomic energy plant.
Hiding Son Sentenced
| , P o r c u t F o r combined forces must be much
Swift and Co, packs meet proHilt:
more effective than they are to -, <C*a«1aa*4 grew Pag. Oas)
Taxes — Senator McGrath of ducts, end also plant food, eoapt
BOSTON, July I t/P)- A mother
day.”
the Cabinet for a general discussovbean oil end Ice ereem.
E a stern S ta tes In speaking of
•mined of hiding her 14-ycar-old
effectiveness, he
ui gimkiv9(ifi«t
n* Bion of government problems. Ceh- Rhode lilend. the Democratic na
S in g e r
Manufacturing
-••ii most of his life to cover the
that member* eald legislation to tional chairman, backed * Repub- makes
_
.
.
.
.
.
,
said,
"nur
graatest
danger
I*
that
sewing machines, but elaE
cuee the matter.
By
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
I
up
|
n
tha
fancy
llein-eponeored
drive
to
cut
wartighten
unification
of
tha
armed
".hams"
of
his
illagltlmscy
was
CHirAtitt. .Inly I I/1'I- Eddie
The American reply—-Britain
Another day of hot and humid |of futuriim , nd commit ourselves services
rvlcea waa
i IJm# excise taxes, and suggested vacuum cleaners, fans, and a sur
we* a principal topic.
sentenced yesterday to an Indef
took the same position In a note Waitkus, Phtlsdelphln Ptilllles inite reformatory term.
Meanwhile,
House
Democratic
I that general taxes should be In- gical stitcher for physicians.
weather
was
n
proepeet
for
moet
unbtlancBd
foreti
that
will
not
Jersey Standard Oil make* gas
yeeterday—asked that the Rua.len first IlH-D-llinil, WHS t(l llllllrign sII
Mrs. Anna Kulllvan, in, also of tha central and southern pa»t* m#uh ,h< form whkh m|fht op. leadera found President Truman’s ‘ creased.
of
•iprrntlnn
todny
for
rnnovi'l
government “ reconsider He tiefight agalnet the Taft.Hartley La-’ The Senate Finance Committee oline, also Industrial alcohol, na
•,Ii'- mother of two other Marine of the country today.
h
l.iillH
Icir1
tr>
-il
nr
h
i
Ills
splnr.
i
alalon" end agree to the ThreeWarmer weather aleo wae forejj, B>p|a|nBj that by balance he bor Law back In their own back- voted approval of a bill to cut the tural gas, fuel oil, materiel for
Tim 20 yi’si nlil hnsrhsll .larj'-orpe sons and a daughter, apPowtr talka In each of the Bal
tax rates on theater tickets, light synthetic rubber, anti-fly aprAy
raet
for
the
muet
of
tha
eastern
j
mMnt
"effactlve fores* aqual to yard today.
ws» In Im- laki'ii from His lllln’.
,,
.
kan capitals,
stetes, and no rain was forecast lh#
modern warfare
The Senate blasted yesterday bulbe, Jewelry, furs, luggage, and mineral oil for human*.
•
Is
Mssonir
llnp.|ilisl
In
Bllliiigs
,
I
he
tmy,
f.erald,
was
found
near
Tha granddaddy In this move
The American note asserted:
, ...... t
v
tha Administration bill to repeal phona calls, telegrams, travel tic|may thrust upon uY.
Sullivan home last Mar. 14 for dry-.trlckan
, “The United SUtee government Memorial Hospital for the .... . I1ilia
Bland. New York and N™ Jer«“ And
Ahd
,Ciklhg thla balance the Teft-Hertley Act. It peieed Mte, cameras and films. In the ment may hava been Aviation
wrnrlng
taltrrrd
girl's
clothing,
rfkgrata that the government of "'I""- A hospital spokeaman aald
sey. Farm crop, were endangered
|nelud, ___ whUh can a eubetltut* by Senior Tan (R- House Rep. Martin of Massachu- Carp. It got so many products It
____t ___
tliA Union of Soviet Socialist Re- lh" removal of the .22wallher rifle his feet hare end his hair long and heavy loeeaa already h a v e w*
Its name to Avco Manu
.......................................
be reliably contributed by our Ohio) which contains the basic setts, Republican floor leader, al changed
facturing
Co. It still makes Slit
AuMIca. hy Its refusal to cooperate|
",
so
called
for
an
excise
cut.
been
reported.
provisions
of
that
act.
Allied. Wa can upset this equil
Ha told of being hidden from
In tha consideration of tha illsWartkos mmlltlon U
It was hot as a Fourth nf July ibrium by committing otlrselvea
Chairman Doughton (D-NC) of craft engines. It* subsidiaries a ll*
A few minute* later Mr. Tru
•fine,"
but
he
will
he
confined
lo
i
Ihi'
world
In
Hie
Sullivan
home
by the three heads of mUm)t .trategkelly, nor "numerically, man told a news conference: The tha House Ways and Means Com turn out radios and televlslog sits,
hospital for shout Id days. It i ter mint of hla life. The tad, who lire cracker over the central..*UU*
In Bulgaria, Hungary ami the
t hut financially, to plana which on fight ia going to continue at mittee eald he would like to see auto and farm equipment, refri
yesterday. The mercury climbed
mb*a
1
was
not
known
whether
Waitkus
I
had
no
formal
education,
was
urn
wla, hai Iteelf shown dtsrela the 100 the surface seem proper, but to- hard as I can maka It.
Into tha 00'* and cloia to
some excise levlrji removed, but gerators, kitchen sinks and cab
aide even *"
to "l,*"k
climb stain.
for the stipulations of the will lie aide lo piny with (he “ ',l"
mark from the plains statee to morrow tower over ue In burden
added
that he didn't eee “how we inets, washing machines, gaa and
The
House
fought
the
first
It
The
youngster
appeared
In
court
treaties providing explicitly Phillies Inter this srnson.
the
Ohio
valley.
But
cooler
air
two
months
I
can
lose
that amount of revenue electric ranges. It also runs radio
round
lo
a
deadlock
yesterday
well
groomed.
Hla
long
■ome
upkeep."
Waitkus tins brnn In Ihe hos
Any dispute concerning the
from the Pacific northwest moved
ago
and
fifed
the
Taft-Hartley
re-1
at
a
time
revenues ere de- stations.
lucks
had
been
shorn
and
he
waa
So, he added,' “ ea a third basic neater bach to Ita labor commit- j alining andwhen
(relations or execution of th« pital since June 10 after lie wst dressed In standard boy’a cloth- Into Montana and the Dakota* to
So you can’t always tell from
government
expenses
a company’s nam* Just ghat it's
•• which la not aattlad hv shot and wnundrit liy Miss Itulh I ill
day and some cooling off we* Ingredient, I consider ’ balanced tee.
Increasing."
l diplomatic negotiation ahall Ann Htelnhagen, 10 year old typist
expected In part* of tha north cen forces—as I understand balance
dine* then the committee hae
Pact — Chairman Connally (D- up to.
fi wa* sdjudged' a neglacted tral
—as most eseanUal.”
ferre<J to tha three heads of who had n secirt crush on film childe by
states.
f
.
,
,
teken
no
action.
Now
It
Is
faced!
Tex)
predicted the Senate will apJudga Frankland W, L
for two years. II* was shot aftar
wtth Tut'* Senate-approved MR j prove the North Atlantic, Traun
Minnesota's twin ctMea of MlgMllea and was held In 610,000
he
had
gone
to
her
hotel
room
In
W ..existence of dlaputea beHIm Trial
which would make 2* change* in [with perhaps no more than 10
ball, The step waa taken to as peepoll* and HI. Paul were ex by long-rang hudgft plane.
i the United State* govern- response to her pleas .he had sure
(Cs i Hh s I ream
the present law, but retain It* e«<! votes against It. Debate on the
pecting cooler temperature* than
bis
return
lu
the
atete
home
something
“
Impotlnnl"
In
lell
and the governmenta of Buiacntlal provision*.
pact la schedultd to begin Tueswhere ha Uvea with other children. ysaterday when tha mercufy
• Hungary and Romania re- him.
Speaker Rayburn (D-Tex) told day.
___
_____ Dull#* never mad# such a reloomed to 9V. It hit 97 at Kansaa
Mra.
Sullivan
told
the
court
Mis.
KteinliHgcn,
In
fasl-movlng
Coplon
Trial
Ivaly cannot be questioned."
quaat.
, ^
City,
St.
Loula
and
Sioux
City,
that
the
hid
tha
buy
to
ronetal
American
note aniif
aald the legal proceedings ye»ter<l.iy, was (he fact of his hlrth. She said la., and 95 at Chicago and Om
■ je i fafilef
l»BII flueo
U.
8.
Assistant
Attornay
Thom
committed lo the Kankakee State
(CaatiaaaA rseae Asa* os«)
Hnaalana tOkld take whatever
as F. Murphy said four additional
Hospital for tri-Hl mrot. She was she meant no harm and wanted aha.
men’s reformatory at Alderaon,
rebuttal wltnaiset will be called
Crop expert* In Now Jeraey— ytft \T|(
. ,
tha charge*. But It added I adjudged Insane hv i. Jury idler tu start life anew with the young
today to challege defense testi
theta Is no queatlon about their'« Krnn.l Jury ludlrled Imi mi a ster In h nelghliiirlMiiid where 40 days without rain—aald loaata
He explained, however, thet this
mony.
a
will be 1500,000 a day unless th«T* !■ a mars recommendation and nil Church Notkaa Mai he preaeated at Tha B ra * efflee oa the
ebltp*Un» in meet with llrllalni cliaige of hhhiiIi with intent lu they would not lie known.
An Indication that the trial, now
The Imy refused, however, lo la rain. The srcrclary of the New that the prison will be selected by day bet or* pabUcatteu.
And the United States
j murder. After she wh* round InIn Its 23rd day, will last well into
Jersey Farm Bureau aald potato the Justice Department If Miea
Th* chargee themselvr. are ev-.
«'»• Indictment against her show any Interest In hla mother,
"ext week came when Murphy taldA
"Don't
you
want
to
go
home
growrra
have
suffered
heavy
loaidenc* a dispute ealaU, tha note
siilcken wiih leave to realnCoplon actually serve* the time.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
hi* has called on# "out-of-town'*
to your mother T" he we* asked.
aa* by the drought. They era
«*IJ
| atate It.
Judge Reeves rejected a demand
CHURCH
rebuttal witnasa to sppaar Tues
"No," he replied,
lucky, ho aald, If thoy gat five by Proeacutof John M. Kelley, Jr.,
Rev. A. 0. Melania, B. D., Paator day.
lie said he wanted to "llva In bags of first grad* potatoes out that Mias Coplon ba held In bsii
NEWARK. N. .1. July t </P>—
9:48 A. M. Church School
Hiss ia accused of lying when he
the
rountry
and
play
with
othar
of each 100 bags dug,
_
| Mra. Jacqueline Merle Rtelnhau11:00 A. M. Morning Worahlp denied before a New York grand
kids."
Vegetable and fruit price* al
rleer, 23-yeat-nld mother accused
^ Mid Summer Communlop Serv- Jury that ha passed government
Mrs. Sullivan's hall wa* fixed ready are higher In some »torea
of •living
slaying ner
her fslhrr
with oi
51
CeetlaaeC ream r w t ttaat
nr
miner wun
secrets to Wmttaksr Chambers,
tin* the Ford negollationa were blowa of a hatchet, haa
has been com
com- at 11,000 pending -superior court and mav Inereaaa a* much as 18
7:00 P. M. Pioneer and Youth professed ex-Red courier for a
per cent. Sweet corn hi* been
to the Now
New Jcisey
Jei.ey State hearing.
(tiered the crux of union-man- mitted In
Fellowship
prewar Soviet epy ring- A second
hardest hit. Other Iruak crop*
Iniane.
■ent perlaya thla aaaaon, par- Hospital for the Insane.
,
nerjurv count accuees Hie* of . ly
8:00 P. M. Evening Worahlp
•Iso
euflered
heavy
damage.
The
Newark
rllv
hospital
psychl
lAfly ilnca tha UAW haa aald
eltv
paychtSermon by Rev. A. 0. Mclnnla ing when he denied teeing CltemNewark
weather
bureau
aald
Juna
I penalona are iti number one
**■ Keaaleman, who algnRobert Brown and Oeorge Touhy bt ■ after Jan. 1 1887.
Unemployment
waa tha drleit month In Ihe
J,
ied the commitment order yestarDulles, a U. 8. dele gate to fh ll
win alng “ Rock of Agea“ by Johnstation's hlatory.
i coal, whera John L. Lewi, I day, .aid the young woman la
aton at the morning worahlp United Nationa and Republlciir
(CaattaseA
rtoas
I’
m
.
Owl
lad a pepilon-piue-beneflta] •uHerlng from poet partuni (after
foreign policy advisor. Metifted
aanrlce.
onomy waa the weak point. Em| out of the mine owner., a chl riblrth) peychoeoi. Ho aald eh*
ha asked Hlaa to quit We O giiMlt
mant there wee down by
fo
r
the
apecial
muelc
at
the
••day work week wae ordered la In no mental comllllnn to stand
000 while farm employment
evening worahlp aervleC, Mlaa Ol- Endowment poet after Communist
tha operator, shrugged off trial for tha allying of har 87- waa up.
lle B. rortaon will alng “ Rear Me charges against Hlaa were alfpd
Idae o f a rourt challenge of v;ar-nld father, Edward A. Macbefore the Houae Un-Amertein
The brunt of the decline In Jobe
Lord" by Youae.
lie' dictum.
Mahon.
Activities £ommltt*e last summer.
being borne by young people,
eg leading operator aald, ‘‘What
Bassx County Judge Jo.eph E. waa
He said h* mad# tha rtqteAt
bureau auggaeted, observing
re, ihufxieooaro, ,n
f i ha tha uaat Who w.mll Conlon also signed the commit- the
to "relieve the endowment of eiA;
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Uiati
M « e eoalf Btrangeraf"
m«nt order at the request of tha
harassment.”
Pari Avaaae at Slith BtreAt
Approalmately half of the nen’•tufthalfea the oparatora, In rounty proaecutor’a office.
W. P. Breaks, Jr*Pastor
ferm
decline
In
employment
“oc
tcment by Oeorge H. 4 « » . Btclnhauacr, married lu t curred among young persons' o f
Jahn L. Millar. Edueatleml
Itteburgh, epokeentan Aug. 7, lo engineer Walter Hteln- high achool and college age."
Director
Jfotbern and Weetarn opera-1haueer, w*a reported In a ner*
Sunday School 9:41 A. M.
“Thera
la
aome
evidence
that
u iroi##Ud tK« ortitr m HU**]. vmi» condition clnrc her d iu fliw fewer atudenta had found summer
Morning Worahlp 11:0* A. M.
Mna. however, sldotraeks.1 t 1« m h«rn six weeke ego.
.
Training Union 8:41 F M.
Jobe by June of thla year than At
all minutes apart last u & 9 Hi
At for At least eiwihur
RvMlng Worship 9:00 P. M.
the eamo time In 1848.“
Ignoring of tha unlnu
Wednesday Service 8:00 P. M. Sing Wag Prlaon’a eleetrt* efad*.The bureau aald there waa only
no contract, no v'uik
a "alight decline" In tha num
contract aaplrad last midber of people working “full Um*"
LfU ' •
that la for 88 hours or more week
SO Itealworkrra, currently
ly.
v *
I In negotiations with tha
The bureau had been undaa ergMates Stael Corporation
AUAHA
i a 1nine-page document of
tlk e r A u to p s y
m e In arant of a strike
That 7a the data tha “ noextent of unemployment.
In the union eonTha erittaa. *ft* that the buraaa
eounta aa emptoyod all pAtemm
lal union* In nvuld
working ana how or more weekits of violence. To
T
_
W a i t k u s ’ Bullet ? ! » « ! ? “
S t S S SlSfSuS.To Be Removed In
Operation Today
Wanner Weather
A t THE CHURCHES
J
^
t JSW draW
K
New Auto Accident,
Responsibility Apt
• e s u h tt
S tfg B R U :
iw le e a w itc
In-
Sportsman Moot \
employed are oeeudderable num-
lOaAMaaae- Freai Past **.1 nmjor 0 maeUaga 5 l — iwaIa#
w and fish law*,
vMUVi \
i
1 M .1
•
i
WM8**FF“
�A
*
•
»
-
*
I
THE WEATHER
•fc Unity Th*m I*
■ in
•
*
T*
To
•C tha W « H t
a i #1 Amarteei
Fair through Tusaday except for
rhin.-e of brief aHtrnoon thund•rehnwer*. Genii* variable winds.
® h p
I
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
EatabHahaS 190®
toiiinn
U.S. Tries To
Wor k Out New
China Policy
m m
Slovakian G o v e r n
me n t R u n s Into
V i o l e n t Defiance
From C a t h o l i c s
^Problem O f Dealing
With R e d s Being
Discussed In Many
Capitals Of World
TtY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Citchotlovakia'* C o m m u n u l
government apparently hat been
forced to alter it* tactic* in the
ehurch-*tate fight. It ha* run up
againtl violent defiance from
Calhutic* in Slovakia.
Now the government ha* become
touchy about criticitm in the
wratern world of it* treatment ol
the Roman Catholic Church Ca
binet m;n>»ler* have left the imprenion ihr government i» re.idv
lo inane
make tonwcmuju
coneenion*
l
*°Tha calebntton waa right ac
tive yestarday with atita officlala
lookin*
Brogaaed
route
iwrflng ovar tha n
- » * ------
of the nan* brtdja e t it e k ln i a
look at Multat K a y ^ jf a a Trig
raereatlongl
tejka^buljk^
jraatlonat araa^li
i
, More than
escort
greeted the offletate
*d Utem about Tampa
Tha itata has an ta
bridge because tha
^ m*nt Commteaton
tor Watklna ..
today that-tha
arma program wonh
tight Wilton dollar*
■ r > l t will t a l k
t
w o r iL Q
/ (iM
m
.
i —
'
•
° PTha Hutted Htate* i» prodding
C*echo*lov»k(a to resume talks
J aimed a' settling Amerlren delm*
! for private property taken •"«’
bv the Cteehoaiovekla Comtnuolsj
government
The claims total
j
sto.ooo.mm.
Officials In Washington *»td *
A s W Iw -e ly v f
rW F o K - T f i f M C n t u fF rt
The p ta n , wamtd atuterity-pl* gued Bntona they ere up agglntt
,
,
- 1 .
_
much herder times because of iht*
L y n c h
H i t ,
Run
Fewer dollar* may mean leu gamline. tobacco, food 4n<f raw mater-1 L I RW
York Driver
'" '
1
♦ tala for Industry.
______
awe ,
a
a
I*
* The newtpaper* etairted BnDUNLAP. I enn.. July A— (/P)
e
U .S. Strength Halts
Commie Expansion In
Europe, Smith Asserts
397 Lose Lives
Nation’s G r e a t e s t
Patriotic D a y O f
Labor Meets To
In Accidents j Map Plan* For j
{(^During
Holiday'
1950 Elections '
WASHINGTON. July 4—<#)—
* Fhr Admtniitraiion <» cautioualy
tit in* ic .tort cut .* ncv.- policy to-
Fiin i Whitney S e e k s De-i , r
I'M , j feat P or Senators m,
,|If f,„t rejlly
,)jy poti.....................
30 People* I *rr wo l Backing Labor Bill t"'e American approach tu the tub*
T r a ffic
M is b a t
Up
T o ll
Of
Bi
t .w i r i v r r n I'M - ,
’VAr HIVGTON. |.,)y 4- ( i r > -
I’ ■
i' ’ :i irveral vear*. tt being car*
'ltd on mamlv thiuugh confer-
r tr» m a nuribn of world capi*
l*L
■ |0 '0 -lection* ag atnit the *en.«H.'w 'veil it tucceed* may be
lot* r.t»o voted to »cullle thr Ad nd‘c.*lrd m the mnnediate future,
ni'niitrslinn'* I .aft H.a■tiev tep-.,l
fni Secretary n‘ State Acheton
bin
and l ’t**<dent Irunun reply ta
In weekend statement*, they uuttttoTt* raped by senator* bit*
, »l|-d fo i the p o li(it «l «calp» of ledy iriin a l o f ihe State Depart*
*jeiialo> l i f t (R-Ohiol and ihoie i rise*,* , recent handling ol China*#
lawmaker* who backed lo* *ub *f(a*u
Ih , two big problem* confrant|slltulf propn*al» lor ih* AHntmj I dmon le jd * * , r illie d their member*
of I 'oda y ho an rll-u u t fig h t in ih t
The claahe* in Slovakia climaxed ! ieadv Im H i » irr*d*M'at d-,ih toll
the government’* campaign which 0f 3*17
i..
-i.l . . . . . .i,« a .l it
church *laadar*
said
was aimed »t
Traffic in tb.ip* tied »•••* up *
it it# ronfrol of th# chitrun #thI tlic death toll of 1**1, d"
totaled
undermining ol the authority of
Archbishop Jo*ef Beran. pHmst* I HI. and olhet m'*< fIIi"»iin« *rcidrnt* 'euied 7f* 1 , 1 , 1. .,, *mce
of Czechoilovakla
Over the weekend government 6 P M t I'div A to' *1 of
»poke*men Issued suph pUcallng death* ove* tl>* weck*>*4 >•.*» been
atatamenl* a»: ' We don't t"tend to
Imprlion Arrhhlihop Beran' sn'l pred'cleef bv tbe N «I••*•• »• -.afrlv
‘‘we do not Intend In torture hisn Council IVtfh* from ,11 i iKlental
Britain Goes In Red $608 Millons |5 Robed, Masked « j x S * T ! r S £ .“
brought no r
Wwren, Bride To
In 15MonthsDespite Marshall Aid M en Lash V et gotlatlon*
There l» soma »uaplci
U. 8. State Uap«Hm*nt
Attend Celebration L
ondon, July
joi, 4*—
k. L«a,
p,... laid
,,ia Briton*
smon. today .i...
LONDON.
— io—
(J P )— t
The
London prat*
thair I In Dunlap, Tenn. cilehotnvakla may
(MMgM* W ,
eouitzy he* gene in the hole bA08.000.000
bWS.OOO.OOO despite
detpite 15 month}
monthj of MetMer-\.
*
In a big rally and round of »peech•a at AI Lang baseball ft
Warren also hae aehWulad _
prate conference. Whetmw he will
say anything thart about eltal
' itata mattare la not known.
In betwaan tp u tlu * end Intertlewa, th# Wartettt will b*
honor gueeta a t a fla h fryaxpegt.
ad to ’ • attanded by 6,000 per-
a
! -j.
— 1■
-Associated Press Leased Wire
AjS
.B« Ifrttftitr.it
.
" .I’t'
For the ftnt t»m# thf government ! j M , *n r,v of
land**o7 aellora awennei^ aahore
tha ftrat ball »t the Tampa-Bt.
Feteraburg ball
.
Tonight, Ooternor Warjan Joins
r
and it* controlled pre*. admitted
t -M .......
that pea.int. in Slovakia were
With
of
• ■« ■•»•
le.
organized at "minuie men'' armed I expected to H-a high
today
with club* and «cvthe». lo guard »» * ina*, h .m-v ard
*..... the
thair prieit*.
holiday "e*l*nd, the
*dln°New York, the fleet ewung
•t alien
July A ( f l
»T. P C ---irBBUAQ,
Her warren’e bride
Goyemor Fuller
meet* the ^ublla today
The Warreni ere here for the
big "Spelts Aeroia tha Bay calebratlon which this city la put
ting on to whip up Interest In the
proposed iowar Temps Bay bridge
lo connect Manatee Und Plnnellas
rountiea.
. . .
,
Th» Warrens arrived here last
night from Tallahassee, they had
held up by Important state
liualneat end were unable to at
tend yeiterday’a evante.
Blonde Mrs. Warren will be at
tar husband's aids i t ha makes
a tour of tha Outl beaches and
■tops to say "hallo to all tha
mayors of tpa amoll beach com
«munltlea
h’i•»° in
nl,pInnilTaa
county"
Pinnallaa county.
m She a lto w ill get to eee her hueband perform otheT dutlee exneetad of govaniera.. That taka*
e
MONDAY, JULY 4, 1949
Czech's Reds
Alter Plans In
d r a f t l^Battie
THIS FREEDOM
W!LL!AMSBURg7 V ... July A
— (A*)— Communiit expantion in
Europe he* been bailed by Amari— e*'» growing military itrength.
w this nation'* former amb****dor
ta Runia auerted today.
“ By conilanl reorganization,
eur armed foita* are approaching
t h r semblance of military Hrength
conaiatant with our world poiition
and commitment!,” »aid Lieut.
General Waller Bedell Smith, now
commending general' of the Firat
Army.
,
.
*
"New training prngvem for our
re*#rviour of military iti»o|th. tha
national guard and oiganixed reaerva, are beginning to .produce
unit* of trained eituwn wldier*."
h# »eld.
Tha formar amba»*edor »poke
■t etremonia* opaning a re»tored
16th century powder magazine and
guardhoute in thl* colonial capital
, ' $ af Virginia.
Meanwhlta the nation* greatalt patriotic day of the yaar wa*
underway. It waa a day of
•paechea, parade*, and f|r*w°rk»
In remambrance of tha ftrat Independence P a y '173.?•»**
Oratora and marcher* ewaated,
and the thoughtful eought’ the
■hade aa thermometer* climbed
to the upper 00* In inoat place*,
end heie and there topped 100.
I if Clttea of BO-degree heet were rat-
t
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
•dratmii mea»ure
Taft * amendment*, which te
pealed tbe labo* hated I aft I In'
. |rv I,., i» n*i«e but k*|0 mo*l ■*!
It* p'O'Mton*. we»» ipp’ oved I’V
tbe Senate l**l week .’It i '•*> to dll
rautf* i»e> the th>ee-dav |uly A vole
weekend li«t v*ar tot*l*d >(M)
Tbe vole, of 4° *enalnt* who
Texts had the high- .t >uiniher supported Mr Taft null'- »•' il>eu
of dealt.* untti .It* T* *(■’ .- mlaliapu desire it- go down with bun. de
accounted • I 'I M* t.’*;*.* had III)
fatallt
»ml
*»f M'pmi wfcft clared A f Whitney. |i>'*'drnl
* of the H'olb»*bnod d P stbvay
drowning
.---- ••
, .
’ liainmen
tal raujes „ r. the t.mg In.lnpeu.
wh), „ fv
tu „ .1 ’ hose
dance Pay weekend .....
. f
()„|
w
mg policy maker*, diplomatic
tlio p t'e i la id , are
I
Wha* should the
S irie - I., ftoae co-operation
Mi it *in. France and other
lioe r r * - -d» ahout
ealat
ecoi'.'inlc a>’ d d ip lo m a tic
w itii the t'lnnese t'o in m i|
J W *.*t should th i*
d<> ih m t *tre n g ttie n irj
efle.'l'vr intl-Comny
.*i*- led lie the crotifl
'• *t>.« al*.*t government
f'.. Hie p'otd ein o f 4**11
fr<»n1fisti»4! tin #ag|« <TWi)
Burning, Brassy
Sun Absorbs Cool
Air Mass In West
CHICAGO, Jd
■veathor man at
mg not* today
ufftrirg
Free Of Wrecks
During Weekend
fint he hedged, »carfte,
__
1■ -’i.*p. of ' i^h and low prt*'irt. ird.doUfully .wnounced that
pul'r
.itinn1 ’ 1 t l*
'uckicst * iy*. for the next 24
Hubert Jamt Mooii tu war oppm
,'io it - iig h te d - t ho shti "* ■» *
•
•
■"ira
at ''*»t, probably art
— ----d id sailor alattnned s' the
A d m ltiis tis ttm ’ t" ih
I a lm a d g e t a i l s •
a,.,rl!n* working
*?ui „ : A f2-ye.r old veteran of World Srtr.lnolo County waa free *r**J*1 I r „ Va Spring* fival base, dtt-d ih e \ppaienHv
: and doiiar,h*reierv**^-!
t' i- p* d'lt* vmi.sry t:,V’nioea.
fii» fatnt Kleani of relief wai
ve«* s' til ! * Id W i* »t'H F fim ijh , I” * * ’
■balance for day-ln day-out trad*
w *r H w*» "hipped here by five trafftc accident* over ’ nx w ' . , three-car * ident
I o th* upi’*r np'lweat In tha
V, \nguatlne. Six •**»**■» i'e*»»«-- ••••
|have skidded to ll.ftOO.OOtr.ninu men wearing white robei and end. Sheriff P- A
nM"1
^
., . - i r - i t " nf * *ir itd cool air mata
till* morning, but, drclareii
, |.M,i four nf them ,-rit'i-ia<lv
It. ih e |iFFNM-r
"
•from ti!,20H.<»MI,000 when Mai ma«ks
I,,11
log Jo ■Iv southward from
ilenilt'ii and tbe High"1** ' V 1 I'l.irr were yuung
Align*'1"- r,|U h** ‘Mil
|
V^1
4
l*^*1 ^ « L n.' ..
Sheriff Henry Barker .aid "sen ............... especially »« the n
|' .'<<ii|a (t ***J reached Into a
i( ntillnu»-» »»*•
Tw»»
While the official, figure i* .
. .
„ , , L •• tonight when many m"
nutom"i><l> stim-t t >•*- '•l' •
" -icrow norM'»," nt'lp from Mlchlstill "top aecret." a tourca close
\»nn'n* P»**ty high heie return from the heacm- f.......
Nf|| p ,r((tl ,.i,|,,iv , t
•- mi 'n M flliv* but c ii allowing
-----------to the treaiury said the pre»* over the heeling yeiterday of Hill
gn'« of belli j ih ,orbed by duneFlag*
fie
"
from
*
«Vt*„’
Mun
.
*'»»
woman.
**
*>
•
*
....................
G o v e r n o r O u t l i n e s "*,lmate la "clote to the mark." Tippin*. a mechanic.
town etraet* and »
•' . t( ,tj .t,rtt In her home
<•■* d-d « * r ’
I I L l_
«1
"C heat wa-e* under the burning
M lltin n
f
I , That # » t lm ^ ahowa a sharp
B ,tker said he believed the „ 0j Pier t" mat'k
laler in a hoapda' Mr, hu*h" t
$20
M illio n
E m e r -ir o p o f
,000,00 m th . p - v * „ tj
w u tht W0lk o( ..|oe,i
AVhilts the northern (ring* hopic-»7 # 'S H cstb? r.ut. .In pi lived
* P * «til *''M'
Biri® month*.
i n
t
.
j .1
1
* tor the cootipg lire^*te to f* *'
| ..g ami
other injuri**
EenpySpendingPlan Sir RUfford Crippi, ChtncRilor Sodium ,
drrued themielvei tt,.nar *""
-•p speed and force, the real
of th*
tht Exchequer,’
Exchequer, 'udll
will tell
tell the1
the1tin
»ip *n
*n tome
tome iheela
theeli and
ind home-made
hom«*m#de
Demantl for fnh'mz lleeit.t* • " "
.ara-.—T^— T
^
ot
ihe nnllnn could he certain
ATLANTA. July 4—</P)—Geor- . House of Common* Wednesday hood*” to imitate the Ku Klux
' iricitu t'» anil i-atto-ina I'V "i thing hut more .weltering h
i
!
c
T
V
‘
»
Hosed
J
a
m
e
s
S
h
e
p
h
e
r
d
,
R
fi,
II„rt
Stenstr
-n.
M.
von
him
a
gia taxpayer*
y.lan.
’
■—
•—r-9 -•- better ilart *dutting'
**•■***■it l»«t what Brlttan'a -position la
t'lmre ere «ome local dry sp
' . at tin hobby • I " " ' fo r young
0ff (heir
(hair wailing boards*
board*. Tbt
Tbe Slat#
Slate
The gold and dollar fund \
ls% in
In
ru ,,, \
i.% no KUn
Klin organizilton
organization ! : ', r 1 : r „ . T " . '. ‘ ! . ' ' ‘ S'A‘, i l i " n” '
off
Th#
- I'ahlv in lllltmH and tndll
f l i e s I n J a t k s o n v i l l f 11. ,
were Issued
1., ole
id i *i liv th* Sanford the Weattiei Rnrcau said
i
^ i. p. « s , T ^ .
..
1., ic a lln n |)t-|i.irttiie n t
** 'be
m datur* jit nation waa not
t,CND
accident*
in
Sjnferil
dumt.
AlbiH
>l'Md'<rd
v>
'••• • »AU,UUU,WU swing at their
W0rlcl’<* people.
*
hi* knowledge, the iheriff added rmortad at 'ba Polir. SteHon th' -.ishlrnt of Sanford lor w>'
.t'l-tfle hoard she ltci IP Ft 'd ,! 'o v td to tje acute *ml th#
pockatbook*.
, r(n<ne)aI clrc,M tffM a„ mu, , ; Tippin* told Sheriff Barker that nomtng. Vatealmau JoH: 11"' . era died a. the r..-* and ' " 1 •• PaiV F rid a y afternoon The vrather i* * boon to corn
or hram was -pan. n r m I
bv tbe prospect*.
the lawmaker* are expected 'n tighten their helte and booat pro- he wa* taken from a car in front .on recovered a lo-t tan« *urly Lrtv St Conval«-ctnt H •if
*'■! * Glut.
Substantial .bowers fell
that,
had
atiajid
from
I'nr
Jackaonvllla
y«.trrd.*v
after
an
convene in tptcial session
two ductlvlty to earn dollars.
of hi* home early Sunday morning today
lutm i
■•*•■*
I’ nKplt cidlictton:,
on> of
of '"I!
■*■- mid
*nd night In the I sle Superior region.
Avenue and Twantluth stru t t" . ..tended Hint..
week* from today. Governor TalThe hardest hit will be B r i t a i n . , t},c fjvt men,
_______
___ Inches
_____
Born tn Wintithoro, S t . In. 'e.ithers won I" )'yWT ° '
i ________
K.canahn,_ „M-eh.
had J.73
midge already ha» outlined a $20.- •* r" u»* Import to eat. It muet lm,.Two ot t(,em;• (,e related. Fiinch Avenue end Twenty- >"•i. ' had
*d on
Hf s i"
0IJ nf tnoiiturr.
rnoiit'urr. Mnnvblon.
Houghton, Mich..
c. 1403, Mr She phi rd rino * t'smaev a priyi tic
ond Street.
.leftton of prunt*-.
premt -, all
, , lni},e*. f-,rk Fa'ls. Wl*„ .04
000.000 emertency tiling
end !!"J - n'jWt M k a 'i v n 11ru
» "twisted my arma up bahlnd rn>
*'! , u
Many member* of thj z-’ u.t* Sanford In 10U4 and wa, rut d'..play J collection
''Ihiuti of
lri)
Minn.. 2.6T
Boot* Riding Club got off to .n u’oyed by the Atlantic ( >* • ■n.intid end I* hr led
V ,n J I.,p l.n .
i;,"7 ."n
U
,
ip*, a
In . thunder*torm
.I.ii.id.r^lorm a
* .-.dUcfinn
.-.dU.-tion of ^haa In"*
start thl* morning ut
to Jtt«"
Jit l i.m. Railroad for about .tu v* »t - . i-tage stamp.,
fmmedtate action u abtolutely abroad.
ICf „
-"If.
-he»t ami early
.............................
Ranch near .-i-nca
about
.Sine# retlranuXit
"""
*'*oy InstKn''' *nd medal,. *"d n .lgn(r,| f,v a«, mile-an-hour wlndl.
awential lo meal a grave financial, Treasury official* declare th# ^
1th ,he|r (tita'.'' Tippin* th* Picnic at Laa'a
year* *■„.
ago, he
tu,
t
apbi'ok full "f H'pp'ng* and
Minot, N P , I" the frlrg# of
tha Wakiva RWar.
o- had made ■
■-- -■
ctim.” taid Talmadga.
»n*w»r '•
more / n d 1aald thay knocked him down and
At Ovadlo, final preparation' 1tl .lackannvllle, and In .Savannah . ., rnlra.
the
cool ail tot*'* wa* the nation*
Tb»
'n0''* fox dollara. Brltlen'a kicked him
■Itihn Kruler, dr. Id, drew a oiiolfai spot yesterday w
were taking place for tho Inn Ha
vlth»A
^ ' nr r,J mo, f l Ci*u* '^ drive for dollara reaches Its crisis
Th*
men
left,
he
added,
when
Amartcan
T.aglon
liarbecua
and
Mr.
fthtphtrd
evaa
jmc
of
'*•'
lu'ie fur hi* extremely acursle, lemperatuie d 72 degree*, wJUU'
many poHtkal leaden off balancv. at a tlm whan
----- dollar spending
hie 17-year-n|d daughter, Billie, picnic
ilcnlc at aweaiwarer
Sweetwater r'ark.
Park. S
Son
<,|di*at mamhers
mimher* Atflr vrlue
virtue
jii
,.l,)c*t
-.1* j,,n,|
curved
model
Nest year la election year. If Tal Americana are beginning to look cam* out of the house screaming Lando Spring* near Longwoml memberahlp In the ^fasollle nidi" I,ami carved model, "f airplane* i\Jerro, S D , had the high of 110,
--------------- ------- .— .......... . ’ : .,.eluding * R £4 Hhetelur " " ‘I * one degree ahrve Yuma, Arlion*#
madga put* hi* plan aero**, the** twice at tha prlc# tag*.
“ If you don't quit what you been waa preparing for a large crowd In the State of Florida.
HUck Widow nl*ht rider niher 103 Reading, today were expect
and
for
a
beauty
contest.
A
num
doing will b# back," Tippin*
He la survived by five children
were enlered by Rolihy ed to !*ng» generally UpWifd
politiciani tat ■hf
him riling as a (
quoted th* men. He eald he be bar of motorists stopped at the Mrs. C. 8. Handler of Jack.im l| ,,n ,
from the *<iw ‘lOi.
^vioT"uiflL.^ho°!!■?,d
p,n" Gun-Wielding Negro lieved thay referred to the fact Sanford Pott Office thl* morning vilie, Mr*. L. M I.clnhart. Sen
pr(i( wlnntr m the girl.'■ divl■
The top if 102 4 degree* 44
that "I drink a little bear on the tu gat mall before heading for Hi* ford. W. II. Shephrrd, Corns. .............. W||;i ^„nv rtark. 4, who** rhi.-Ngo was the highest for the
* Observers
»"
la Killed In Temp* week-end*.
figure the Governor
. _ ,
.
But I'm not going b**eh.
E. W. Shepherd. Spart*nhu»B. S
sutzfu!ly embroidered and1 ern date ;n the city’s weather reCOldi
tceeo aee* ta page tw it
In obeemne* of Rule H*v. C . and 0. B. Bhenhtrd. O* nr
, f edgt(, do|||M won much f.v- and the mercury was expected to
to aland for that kind of treatTAMPA, July 4
— A gun- mint. If they com* beck again i'll County Clark O. P- Herndon w** vi lie j 12 grandchildren, and
,.n™,.,r.ne
hit near the same peak teday.
w(tiding negro waa killed end a be waiting for them.”
•t hla offlc* this morning from great grandchildren...................." S S d g . a Robert Brown, * ^h#
Mrs. Ben Smith
-jUy'e
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__________
The
-ity’*
*ll-ttm« record
high W*i
policeman wounded tn an early
Sheriff'lerker'daaertbed th* at- ’ 6:00 o*ch)ci| ui^ii noon, then left
Mr*
Die* At Age Of 55 morning gut battle In Ybor City
fiom
th.
tevVn
H
endiL
n
Fun
'
Mf‘
A
«
‘
’
.teraon
and
Mr*.,
J
S
g
’
T
g
r
e
o
e
on
July
24, IMA
lOtaUaM era rage Twei
for th# Oviedo eatebretlon. ____
today, dawattva D. D. Stephen*
ral Homo In Savannah Sunday Hl'^kmona 'attractIva hobby e <- '
' "’^ i Th had S S g
• Mrs. Ban Smith,
died atiaejd,
,
■ ,
pfternoon, with fo'ermenl In t>.e !
ludv of 102- 9 de*ie.»_whleh had *te*«
•inc# July 21, 1901.
0 P. M. al Saturday at an,OrThe negra, tdentlftad ae Daniel
lionavanturo
Camat.ry,
beside hibit a war*
*•«
Ulnae*ofof Joseph Stade, # , waa ehot to
— do koeyltal -after
------ananillneea
hla late Wife, tha formar Mar-. Robb■ *‘ “ 7 , bg °^ .? 0,“ :
three month*. Funeral eenrte** death after he woundtd ally Pa
cade* Antoinatte Lop*.
] scran°l<book
< SJl,yof drawing*,
' j 1.*"1] ClD,"very
* J ThouiBands Of Small
will be held on Tueaday at the trolman 1. A, Lowery, Inapeetor
— ——--------------------j neatly done
F is h D ie In R lv A r
aeon Pnnaral homo at ItOO P- Stsphene aald.
mu e-iifiiucI Jualln Lynch had a gla** Jar
wtth' th* Rev. A. G. Melnnla
u n ch u iu k
W|t|, „ nt infested »and. Jim
S p ecial Session
On Georgia Taxes
Robert Sleiwtrom .
Wins Hobby Prize
Given By Pilots
tu sn zF & z»
. . . ____ ,
,,,r- ... ...... .....
,r £
Culinary Worker* And Bartender*
Leave Reno Stranded On Holiday
K
B, D. Smwnto* offtetetlng.
Kveegi
RENO, July 4— 6 # ) - ,*G*a ihn b bitter then a eerttival," a 10year-oid bystander mu* summed up tbe fir*t day ol a Genarel Culin
ary worker*' and -Bartendera' ttrika in tha* biggest little eky in tha
- >fld,
n T ju Iy
d, WASHINOTO
A. i
Y
4 - t^/P)
JhA-
PALATKA. July 4 ( f l - Small
fish by thousand* dlad over tn#
M°v"
niarhta*
and Miriam Moya had of
a weekend here because of whg
i"iM !d h0?'e : collection of aamplei Ruhy 'Stantoday from a brlaf holiday cruUa ; , , rom ^xhIMt«d a hux of shell*.
on Choaptake Bay.
| After the hobby show, some
(km of the largest Fourth of July crowds in history ittddeniy found
•Mr. Truman spent yesterday ehll* w , nJoy#lJ ,t,uffte board,
Itself oqtetdo looking tn when
?V>d?
? rVfy TT PT
’’D.ldlng acooter. and group game.
moat roatearonta rad bora dot wa* tha omployora aanSatt.
Til* 'frirval •IIMm'tha ha!dl*Vnr " n<1#r direction of Mrs. P M.
ed yeaterday now. Magettationi
tut almost oraryona ate* had a E
r P m i L u m ld ^ .v ^ ra o H iO ^ il* *, Hty recreation director.
broke down betwaan the culinary
to
Congroot duo In about two
PERFORMERS WED
7'rbertaeSare union and tho
took ovar tho ..
vaara, on tho nation’s economic
BUFFALO, N. Y .July 4 <JP>~
bortvTvian—mix
tiaeltn.
^■
Jenny Wallyjda of Saraente, Fla,
The presidential neht. WlUlam- and Alberto Zoppe, Itallen barestnmg meeeaged the White Hou.e b4ek rH#r w*r* matrted by a city
.,? ? U.r4, Luth,t ft? wr ih%t: r*?
Judge beta Saturday. She
'' de*L" The yacht anchored Ia*t ,,
daughter of Carl Wallenda,
night aear BUkleton Island after haed of a group of high wire parapondlng the day In Chaatpuka , farmer*
t- ,J- “ J -------•ay, _
............................ nr« m#«
V
flim iT O T O W r!i(9
tiibjiitejUfw,_AiA
flaherlea biologists aald waa la g
of oxygen In In# water caueed ay
"some pollution.”
The flih weie a couple of I*
Ion* and wer* cluttorad V
•hr Florida Ea»t Coast R*
bridgo ovar th* St. Jonttk* 1
Barry O. Freeman of thd Ftjifc
and Fresh Water Gam* Commit
alon made tavaral *teate.
j
I
�I
kjLJLLS
Sanford Herald
Reno Strike
Holiday Meditation
The occaalon o f our f ir a t na tio n a l holiday m ig h t be a
good one on w hich to exam ine a ,HUggn«Uon w hich Rabbi
ir u EU ensteln, New Y ork Jewieh leader, la id before the
R abbinical Aaaembly o f A m erica a t Its annual m eeting not
long ago, H e aaid a common A m erican re lig io n o ught to be
evolved out o f th is nation’a " b r ie f but m a g n ifice n t h in to ry,”
He waa not augfeHtfng th a t a rcllg lo u a ly fa n a tica l pa*
trio tia m aria# to taka the place o f o th e r re lig io n s ; th a t ban
been trie d in nome o ther nationn. N e ith e r waa he auggeating
th a t p a trio tla m get a ll mixed Up w ith rellgioun Ije llo fa ; th a t
IV tMM.e--- ----- * ■ ae also has been trie d . The p o in t he made waa th a t the kind
o f earnest th o u g h t and devoted energy which la characturiatic o f religious organization and a c tiv itie s o u g h t alao to go
sweats fee I I # s s r i i i # mi
I n t i , will be i G r u i l s f in to A m ericanism , Into the serious buniriena o f u|>erutiiig
Sw aererilelac rata!,
and preserving democracy.
mate# MaileuUr Mr la.
"A m e ric a n holidaya should be observed in the s p irit o f
ffitoMOiMeteaM, rellgioun occasions,” he aaid. There's som ething in th a t
th o u g h t. We m ig h t tuke the tim e, even i f no more o fte n
than on the great holidaya, to m editate th o u g h tfu lly on the
documents and beliefs o f Am erican Democracy, on the roots
o f o u r nution, its present a ffa irs , ami ila fu tu re , We m ig h t
become b e tte r inform ed and mure useful Am ericans, and
fin d broader common ground on which to live and w ork
w ith our neighbors, across the street anil across the land.
gaaj t S j g : :!
I*ublic Housing
B a rrin g th« tin llkn ly rh a n rg th a t
Mouse anti Senate
m ig h t be unable to dissolve th e ir Hmull differences, a public
hniiMitiir measure seems certain. The term s u f the fin a l b ill
w ill necessarily be broad. W hether o r not the beat alma ure
achieved dependa largely on w h a t la done w ith the a u th o riz
ed program .
A auhaluntlal amount w ill be aaalgried to "a lu m clearance .
**' m,
,0 (*ov«fnor Warren I t would do no good to move fam ilies from aluma to m a r
••y*
Frontier frugality' is noi ginal houaing w hich m ight then q u ickly la* converted Into
•VMi Decenary. All that it required now aluma. Slum clearance ia rneniiinglcaa unless the people
■
«coftomic«| adminiilra- Involved get b e tte r hwiiea where they w ill have a real chance
JQ j* S i*1' will have at least to raise th e ir level o f living, and unleaa the land Involved la
9IW.000.000 in operate on during put to better uae. Slum clearance la not nccoHaarily achieved
W# next two years without any by demoliahing an u n fit houae and erecting a new one.
r taxation. And that is more ' A n o th e r auhatantlal aunt w ill go in to aiibaldlea fo r rental
B any other Governor ever had dwelllnga fo r low-income fam illea. W ill the governm ent ju a t
pav part o f the re n t bill fo r aueh a fa m ily d u rin g the tra n
sient Iieriod w hile the fam ily aatlaflea ..........
requlrementa
o
f
a
houaing
project?
Or
w
ill
a
fa
m
ily
be
helped
to lif t
ttcbth Coplon hai been irnten*
to from 40 months to 10 years Ita e lf o u t o f the depreaaing atm osphere or low-income liv in g
ami get a freah a tart.
.
..
I t f spying for Russia. She very
The anawera to hucI i tpieationa depend aa m uch on the
N M y thinks I his it a pretty harsh
MMtnc*, and so perhaps may some people who w ill benefit aa on the na tu re o f the program . Hut
• f her Communist friends. How- the program can Is* aimed at th a t long-term goal, along w ith
the more proaalc immediate objective o f g e ttin g I io u h c b
tyar, it may be well for her to re____ ___________________
eensbef that in War time the pen- b u ilt.
U p la death- And it is doubtful
Opuninu; Africa
S t e had been caught spying in
j ^ A j a for • foreign power, if die
More lig h t la about to let in to the "D a rk C o n lin e n t".
P N | L h o v t gotten off with her
N e xt O ctolier a conference w ill open at .lohaiinealnirg, South
A fric a , fo r the purpoae of hcglnnlng extensive research in to
M State Supreme Court is not tlie H clcntlflc pruhlema o f the te rrito rie s included In A fric a .
A fte r review ing existing fa cilitie s fo r reseurch, the sciononly one which buys $40 lushk*t* with th* people’* money. Data w ill study the physical character o f the continent, in
The Tamp. Tribune reveals that cluding clim ate and meteorology, the soils and plant life ,
tha State Beverage Department lias and anim al life , as well ns native cuntoma and social conilly purchased new office lit Iona. Ilo iiahig, road building and in d u stry w ill he covered.
The aim o f thla extensive in te rn a tio n a l p ro je c t la to Im
M in t including a name plate
ia door for I26.S0, a sofa for prove und Increase the imputation o f A fric a , and also to f i t
1 a j j f t k for $346, a rug for
i '-wW
flat* bottle for $16.
S
J
. . . ,.u
...
iva been champagne,
iple of Central Florida
m l be found al the beaches this
IM Fburth of July day. New Smy*
ra* and Daytona will he to crowdad "Standing Room Only” signs
Will have to he pul up, and even
Melbourne and St. Augustine will
bova their contingent from this
ATM. Hundreds of ihoutsnds of
ABfombtle* will he on the move
ttjlb many of them hurrying to gpl
M l , or to «at borne. And many
g f’ tbtm will be detained by acciAUgf^paftiapi wa arc not so unltm#t* that th*exi|dic)n of our
make it incumbent upon us to
glR • paper today and 10 to
Mia * f noma on the Fourth.
Up. Sike* ipeak* at length in
/Hauie. o( Repreienlativea on
- "(wiglets (gas) war" of the
If*. "The Army Chemical Corps
gy m*y not be far from the promaa #1 a gas which temporarily
tm yi the will to fight hut does
U illoa harm. Thai would make
M ahnft of any aggreuor and
m i hit defema impotent". No
MW mlitaka could Le made by
I B I hI than to believa that wars
r 9 * fought without pain and
M B , Tha notion that iuch a
| | l i "pu*h button11 warfare, in
■^machine* do all the fighting
EpUffaring it Juat around lha
R p, will only maka the neat war
K * a t t a ln than avar, a war
■Kb-it certain to be more da-
the pcepl* of Florida
f new tax** on them-
Too Late To CluHHify
By HUHHKI.I, KAY
slates such ns
Progressive
California, Washington, Oregon.
Michigan and others have quit
kicking their highway problem
around and have set up leng-rango
programs carefully
planned to
------ — -L
provide Hdcquat* highways ol
permanent construction.
Florida would dn wall to follow
their example, and It waa disap
pointing to nota that a bill Intro
duced In the legislature by Benator Shivers got no consideration.
The bill advocated the format!jo
of a citlaerui1 committee, appointed
by th* governor, with representa
tion from all sections of Florida
made up of legislative representa
tives uf laith the House end Sen
ate, laymen and englneara.
Th* committee1would make a
thorough study of the state’*
needs for the year* ahead and sub
mit recom mendalloni for a nonilltlcnl program designed to meet
*m. Th* legislature would be
under no obligation to aeeept the
committee’s findings and could
approve or reject eny or All of
them.
Florid* has long needed ~ a
thorough engineering apprAlaat of
our highway system. No doubt, a
Iwig-range, highway 'program,
based on factual Information
gathered by able, trustworthy and
dlaintareated legislator*, laymen
and engineer* would m ta la ly rec
ognise tho vulnerability? of road
building to political and eommerclal abuse, promote the
tiori of financial, , phyal
K
Hinge planning n u n n iltte o ,
According to stulistlc* now
availald(,, It is rather accurately
calcnlated that of the 8,030 miles
of roads on tlie stale system und
|I4 inllau of inhlges, 4,383 miles
uf ril|4|,H ull(| 4i.|
„f bridges
are totally deficient, and fur the
safety ami effective service of the
(raveling public rcqulrw recon
struction nt an estimated coat uf
f2ll>,20l,(MM) for roads arid |4U,P(I4,(HI0 for bridges. But tu obtain
the whole picture of Florida's
highway needs it U eipially aa
important to know the** same
things about rouuty road* and city
streets,
AI a recent merting of tha Third
Annual Florida Highway Confer
ence, a session sponsored Iiy the
civil engineering department of
the University of Florida, a reso
lution was adopted favoring «
long-range highway survey and
coplea were sent each legislator,
„ At that meftl'W. J- P. BucVlay,
of tho Automotive Hufcly Founda
tion, pointed out that "Florida
happoaedfo be one of th# etatee
where Ptne vehicle increase le
considerably greater than the na
tional average. There are « quar
ter of a million more rare,'truck*
and huse* en your streeta and
highway# no* than liefore the
war, During 1P4H alone, tha Jump
was sofas thing like 03,000, But
to make matters worse, the valle
of hvavler vehicles to automobiles
Is steadily mounting. In 1941
ting aad carefully comldcip-, 0 m
matter ff highway u*a and regula
caitiMarad in the light lion,
In Florida. atrHia and $lghwayi
t that during the pail
th# coil of Stale gov- consist of thro* distinct ayttoms
They avg admlnliUrsd ; ,M
the
h* maiMaiaed waa ampl
nation for lent-rang*
A cheek with the State
$ 750,00OFor Two-Year Period committee
'T- EJSSTJa
It:
purchased It.
J A C K S O N ^ July 4— (Special)—Mot# than three quitter* wh «i' can you do* bm ec'blared
million dollar* hi* been ipcnl in emergency flood relief in Florida loud speaker trucks reaming the
« Corpi of Engineer* during the last two and a half yean, a c c o r d - 1streets. In four hours 4,212 per*
:o Col. A. G. Matthew*, Chief Engineer of the State Diviiion of
;r Survey and Research. ...
British,' French and Dutch manof-war are massed In the Buy,
while smaller Belgian warships
are engaged in aeparete maneu
vere with British vessel* In neigh
boring waters.
It fa the beginning of an effort
tu coordinate the widely varying
method* of these fleets so that
they can work ae one.
That's far from being as easy
us It sounds. These navies ale a,
individualistic as are the men who
•all and fight them, Thslr various
customs and methods of operation
are developments of many cen
turies. The different languages in
themselves are a hasard for co
ordination.
The very Idea of such a sub
merging probably would have
brought shudders to that great
sca-moster, Admiral tord Nelooi,
whose spirit paces the deck of
every British naval ship unto this
day. Yet the four navies are set
ting about the Job In deadly ear
nest.
Of course tills Isn't tlio flr-i
time that British, French ami
Dutch wnrshlps have operated to
gether (fashion a fuslilun), bn
they Joined with American ships
to form the Allied Eastern Flc>-|
based on Ceylon during the lute
wur. However, this association
served to emphasise Ihe differ
ences and consequent difficulties
of rombiued operations. Even their
all Important Inler-rornmunicalions at times got so gummed up.
because of the difference of lunguuge and customs, as to be uu,-‘.
disconcerting.
My colleague Charles diunthh,
who Is an old sea-dog by virtu,- of
having lieen with the Allied Nivy
III the Far East during Hie win,
tells me the consensus uf niivid
officers cuneeiucd was that thru
were a good many rough spots hi
the operations of the combin'd
Heels, fly wuy of Illustration lirainlcli says:
"This fleet made n series »f
’club runs’, ns they called them,,
going out once a mouth to lay
barmges and carrier uir-stiikesl
on IIn- Andaman and Nicobar is
lands and Bumatru and Java.
"Arrlvnl of the II. 8. Harntou.i,
n rather ungainly old carrlur fr ui
tu British signal flogs. They bud
a helluva lima making slgnnls for
a while.
“ The real snafu cunm when tire
French b*ttle-wugon
Klctudlm
Joined tbe fleet. Saratoga signaled
over, asking tf there waa-any
thing Richelieu
molded.
The
French came back with a requital
for t,(KJ0 brassieres and the Amer
ican gobs were Just about to swim
over to aeq why when n French
linguist discovered that’s wlmt the
French call life-jackets."
»
Well, that's a page out of the
past. I'onsunce liny may well lie
seeing the beginning of n now era
In. allied no ml coordination.
U. 8. Strength
tCeatlaae* Woem gage Oaa)
the Chinese Cuminiliuete Ameri
can diplomats have been conferr
ing with their western colleagues
In the Chinese, British and French
capitals, as well aa here In Wash
ington,
In general the Americans have
urged a solid front In the far
Kaat, as In Europe, with the isme
restrictions against selling war
materials as those whirl) now ap
ply tu trade with Communist coun
tries elsewhere.
While the decision la yet to bu
made, most officials here believe
that eventually—some months
from now—the United Htates will
try to establish a working relattionship with the Chinese Com
munist regime expected to be set
up next fall.
Mr. Truman has yet to reply
tu a letter frutn 21 senators whu
demanded that he speak out
against recognising the Chines*
Cnmmurilsti.
In addition, either tho President
or Achaaon probably will hay* to
mf’l't tha demanda of what Ben■lor Knowland (K-Callf.) called a
"large number" of senaturs whu
want th* United Btatea tn under
take a new China aid program,
f a k m m a h iT m k k t
JACKBONVILLB. July 4 UP)—
Managers and offlclala of Flor
ida Htat* Farmers Market*'will
hold their Hlth annual conference
here, July 7-U. State Director
Wiliam L, Wllaon raid reporta al
ready In Indicate toh atate eyatem
did mure bualneaa aat yaar than
In any prevluua year. Th* 19month tola with some report# still
to I* received woe •30,906.679,
more than two mil Ilona *b»V*
sponsored and
ernmenU. with
or auppllad l
Highway fltwi
(ourlit
1
__ L M
Ji S_999*W
Iggei art
tiiajyi
H r o K w r r r m \ c k k n x ia
AP Foreign A ff.it* Aaalyal
I hat expenditure hai resulted in the moving of approaiinately three
■1 ~ . m i l l i o n cubic yards of dirt by more
Jenrorirt Rudimt
Mob Violence
,m,n hendttn»r
draglines, 23 bulldosers, OK trucks,
[and numerous dredges, cranes, und
bargee.
In addition, the Corps of Englliters placed more than u half mil
lion sand bag* for the protection
of life and property In hurricane
and flood devastated Mouthy Fl«rIda during that period, Matthews
revealed.
The rnujor portion of this emer
gency work has been done In the
hurricane damaged area, the En
gineer states!.
Thu biggest emergency job dur
ing the terrible floods of 1U47 louk
more than 300 men uml flitft.ww
in the hard hit Okeechobee area
following two hurricanes.
Neat'In importance was the job
nt) the Lower East Coast during
tha saflie period which took 115
men and cost 3143,000. Work dime
on all the Join In that section dur
ing 1047 Included restoration of
approximately 73 mile* of dikes
and 03 miles of canals. This work
was done In Broward, Dade, mid
Palm Beach counties, (.oral In
terest* contributed 133,Old) of Ilo
cust.
The next major emergency Job
came In the Spring ami Summer
of ID4H in Jackson and Wodiingtun rountie* where ft 10,000 was
spent and more than HIM) men
ware employed. It was a coopera
tive Job among the Corps of En
gineers, the Air Force, and local
people. Army personnel was used
tu a great extent.
Most of the remainder of the
work In 104H-4U was on small
emergency Jobs In South Florida.
But one Job In that area Is now
In progress on the Hillsboro Canal
in Palm Beaah and Broward coun
ties where a dredge, two lugs, uml
five barges have already done
Church-State
FeNtYrtWr
wt e||
ifwTKU
l l 't s l l s s w
rtm
Pm # One)
while thousands of sightseers
High leaders of the armed
arramlded to Isiard their ships,
forces seised the occasion to
pledge an unsleeping watch over
the freedom declared at 1'hlladelphiu. July 4, 177(1.
The nation’s weapons to defend
that freedom—land, sea and air—
weie displayed al "open house"
visits for (lie public here and over
seas,
The Navy showed landlubbers
around 2d I ships, the Army trott
ed out-tanks and guns, the air
forre highlight'was a flying show
ut Chicago featuring a alx-plann
squadron of ' Its famoui B-llfl
bombers.
In Japan, tioneral Douglas A
MacArthur, supreme commsndpr
(Caailaaee rtmos Pas# o»*i
exercise by tlie people of their
democratic rlgbts at tbe polls In
Nuvember 1030.
Prealdent Al Hayes of the trig
Independent International Associa
tion qf
Machinists, declared;
"Next year'* election gives us an
other opportunity. If we run do
aa well .next year a* we did .last
November, wo can have every
confidence that we will win this
fight to repeal the Dn-Ainerican
Tuft-Hartley act."
Like the other labor chiefs,
Hayes spoke through his union
paper, The Machinist.
John Io lew is’ United Mine
Worker’s Journal turned most of
Its tbe on tho Administration lead
ers wlio tried without success til
pull (heir labor measure through
iiy accepting compromises to It.
The Journal culled them "vacil
lating" and said their actions
"provided a run-out course for
mendiera uf tlie Democratic Bur
ly who have tagged up with the
National Association of Manufac
turers and ractlonary Republicans.
Stanlev-Rogers
Hardware Co.
21-1 H A N F O R D A V E N U E
LIABILITY INSURANCE
To Meet New Florida Financial Responsibility Law
I'Ol.lCYIIOl.DKHH SHARK IN THE PROFITS
Dr. C. L. PerHons
OPTOMETRIST
■ see eiawtae# • (ilaeeee IKIaA
. Hear* e-is. ).a eat. e-i*
K le a iv Naiieasi gaafe ■!##.
GOOD PAINTERS
TBLI. YOU
M W jM C H
. .GOODPAINT
COSTLESS
fa il* .
\X iS T S r
IN THE LONG RUN
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THAT'S Why Thoui*ttd«
Um C*romotf
SOFT Gknut *nd Hl|h Liuter
EQUIPMENT Eittmtl
. FLOOR and I)t<k, Quick DrylnfLARCOLOIU Enamel u d V*rnlak
AH In AUrtclivf Colon.
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Call Ua Fer Reeptmelbl* Painter* Whe Gears*!** •atUfeatUi
Bee Ue Far AU Year Qlaaa Neede -
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
swung to our aids and 1 x x in*
aggressor who waa unca ■ friend,
la now on the defense."
W. Stuart Symington, Secretary
of tbe Air Forea, Tat Chicago)—
'•The rampart# we now watch ar*
aloft—In the aklea— on battlefield* mile* above the earth."
General Hoyt B. Vandenberg,
Air For*# Chief of Btaff Jalao
Chicago)—apoke of "the ahleld of
force that helpa keep th* ate oaf*
and free above ua and ak<W* ill
frtenolv and peaceful nation».'
Admiral IhiuI# K. Denftatd, chief
of naval operatien* lira a Wash
ington statement)—tailed Ameri
cana to pledge “ever to further
thla spirit of eoopmatfeii ao that
"Hanford** Fending Paint A Gian* Stan"
117 So. P A R K
F r## D r ty a r y
PHONB H U
The March
Of Timva
Due to being closed on the 4th-of July,
vlv •-f/-!WV(ir , •*' I.
oltlaenry.
■'
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, 4
We, the Merehant* e f a *n tod,-w M be
property iaxati
ua* tog whan
developed on tl
»
By W. V. BHtiag
Toecblan Drag Ce.
Thar* la more danger from
polio during the month* of
July, August, and Saptambti
than any other*,
*J Parent* need to be on guard
for symptom* of the dfaqfae
so Oral they can get their child
under treatment Immediately.
For it Is early treatment that
helps bring children through
the illness without laatlng
paralysis.
When children have the
"sniffles," a fever, or romplaln
of palne In arma or leg* a
visit to the doctor I* a wiee
precaution. More than fifty per
cent of t)u> children who con
tract polio recover complefly
with proper treatment.
This Is the 234th of a aerie*
of Editorial *dvertl**m*nt* ap
pearing in thla paper each
Monday.
l-4ibor Plan
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Polio Mutt Have
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TH 1 iA N M R D M R A L D . SANFORD FLORIDA
PAGE THREE
Color Of Lien Are
Confusing To Child [
/ 4 n J Personal Activities
ta r ite P ak M r Ray
S o cia l C alen der
color o f a lie ?
Regular Meet Held
By Business Women
HONDAY
,
In a arrive of summer aicaie
The Fhilalhea Sunday School meetings board members of tha
Claw will hold a monthly meet!*! Businaea and Professional Wo
at the homo of itrt. W. M. McKin man's Club mat last Wettaeaday
non at 901 Magnolia Avenue at night for a supper at the home
of Club President Sally Mara
•tOO P. M.
Williams. Tha suppar was served
TUESDAY
Th* Daufhtara of Waalay Claoe on tha lakeshora following which
o f tha Pint Methodist Church will a business meeting was called to
hold a clan party at S:00 P. M. order.
club vokd to cooperate with
at tha home ot Mrs. C. M. Fiowara, thaThe
Club In It# Thrift
Calory and Bear-lsll Avanua. Ho*- ShooWumon's
project and letteiv ware
taaaaa with Mrs. Flower* will ha read from
Miss Martha Chapman
Nn*
**• Harrison, p , , 'M n ' 'ami Min Duncan Baker who ara
Whittington, Mm . E. B Monroa W w <J)imgoreJ , t uirl'a Btat#
and Era- Fred Btrange. „ , , hy the business women's club.
Circle* of tha Women a
Name* uf 1-1 prosp-rctlv* mamot ChrlitUn 8#rvlc*« of tha rln t
w*r(, prtstnt and voted
Methodist Church will moat at ,unun and Mr*. P. M. Uingles told
liOO P . M. aa follow*: Circle No.,uf ,ht. suci.ett of th# racaatly
1 with Mr*. R- W. Turner, 916 ■
|,„t ,how.
Park Avanuaj Circle No. 9 with Approval wa* given to the plan
Mn, L. P. Hagan, 1708
Park for holding civic dub maatkiga in
Avanuai Circle No. 8 with lira. the upper floor uf the City Hall
Eoaar Harrla, 7M Want First following ___
a report
.
given
. by
. Mra.
repraaentatlvs of tha.
It Circle No. 4 with Mrs. Hay
liny Fox, repraaantativa
Paul Thurmond, 818 Kim Avenue) j dub.
Clrcla No. fi with Mra. P. A. RowThose present for the aupper
land, 916 Elm Avanua, and Circle'ami meeting wire Mra. Glnglea,
Na 8 with Mrs. Grady Harman, Mrs. It. E. True, Mra. E. *•
’ South, Mrs. I. T. fit ringer, Mrs.
110 Wait First Straat.
Tha Friendship Laagua of the May mi* Hodgkins, Mra. (W ill*
atlonal Church will meet'Bruce. Mra. Pox. Mrs. Beatrice
Cat
at 8:00 P. M.1Huffman, Mra. Williama, and tha
iv
: Misses Mildred Williams, nancy
THURSDAY
Daria William*. Mary
T. E. L. Claaa af Plrat Baptist t ^htta.
hurch will mast
m» ‘ at homa uf Mrs. (jeoege, and Elala Farlay.
, T. Cunningham,
itnibsiiii 1880
.»•» “*/•.
Myrtle
Avanua at. 8:00 P. M. Thursday.
S
Hollywood
{ H> DAVID TAYLOR MAHKE
! AP Ne* (feature*
How doea a c h ild recognize the
TekplM M 141
Bod i l y Editor
The Roman rltlsen of th. First
Century A. D. had about twice M much water delivered in the ci|p
for hi* use than had tha cltiagn ai
Glasgow in IV29, according to oa
estimate.
TALBOTT’S
W h ite lies, black
1 He* - • how cun he tell the d i f
ference 1
ersonal a
— DHIVE-IN—
Wall Paper • Paint
A*k yourself these questions
when you get positively 111 over
the fuel that Junior tell* d.dlher] nte He*, says the National KinderI gmlon Association. Ami think
|hiirk,perhaps YOU taught Junior
i to lie!
j ,t
•lust recall: There wn» the »up- j
pc,*r time when the (ihone rang i,
Charles Walsh of Havana has
been the guest of friends in San
ford over tba holiday weekend.
Mlaa Louise Benton has return
ed from Alabama where she has
spent the past three weeks with
friends and relatives.
Palaiara aa. r i n r U s M i i
I lia a. BAsrunu a v a l v l -
Dr. Henry McLauli
>and Dud unswered it. Hi turne d
1 to you nm l said, ''N e ll w a u l* you
' to go over to meet the Sim psons."
The Mlasea Dorethy Ann and
j You whispered. "T o ll liei th a t l
Jane Whltner plan to t«ave on
- have it bud cold." Jun io r gazed
Thursday U f summer camp at !
. finished u he urty iia-ul mid who
Manitook, Granby, Conn. .
' evide nc'd mi sign ot u cold.
I tiio w n fo lk * w eie so fun ny, hut.
Mr. ami Mrs. Roger
I J lim o r decided, they luol some
left Friday for Martinsburg. I?.
g o d idea* utuiut g e ttin g out o f |
Va. where they will visit for two
; -iisi-gi ccn b l* thin gs. That is w h at
weeks with relatives.
lie tlio o g lit, loo, the a fte rn o o n !
| (lie d m I m'II rung and you s a id ,'
way
' ''Answ er the door. I'm not drossod, j
turn to Charleston, S. C., after
so to il whoever it is that M ol li e '
i pending th* weekend with his
is uo| in ."
mother, Mrs. R. R. T)#as,
riie n . ilie re w a* the lim e J u n io r '
i went fis h in g w ith Dml. nm l the I
Mr. and Mr*. I. ■. Southward
and daughter, Jeanne, left yea- i (NJOYINO 1HI (ACflf at Paris' Longchnmp* truck are Prince Aly Khun | fo ili Kiunll fis h tin y caught an il ■
Intel put in ilie re ftig e ra to r turne d
tar-fay rot- points In California
wife, American film erire-s Win Muywnrih. Although Hllu’s
and Canada.
horse, ''Double Rosa," finished out of lite money, Hilo's fainting siwll , in to " I 'lg lil Idg bounties" d in in g t ILMactress Joanne Dru >111110* linpthat followed wa* not attributed to the event. According to the news | tin ic n i n g , when fiie m ls eame pily u* >he leiive* Ilia colli thiuue in
in. .lu iim r th o iig h l Imu easy it a ll
Jams* Rivera uf Cordate, Ga„ paper France Solr, the couple expect u "lilllo visitor." (International)
, I*, tin * m ild deception - - some- itrno, Nev., after being grunted u
la spending a short time in Han
divorce from singer Dick lluyinr*.
like ploying hunky from
ford at tha Colonial Tourist Court.
t il in i
Hollywood lepoils iiuve Indicated
school
I
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lie
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on Lak.shor._Boulev.rd.
, |o W a F f i r m w i f c T o
Unit sha Intends to wed movie tu tor
ns
m i* Inn find in g people lik i- tills
(Ditcroilliuiull)
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Eubanks
T ln ii lin 'd ' o n - Ilie curious He John liclHiid.
aad daughter Rochelle have re
1 n lsu il ilie ru*t of you 1 new dress,
timed from a two week* vaca
i Jieuo' luol lend Ilie hill g ln -p t ice
tion fn the mountain* of North
II) I V M I I I A I.U W IIY
tug ..f HSUS Y u >ou m id A lice
Carolina add Raleigh.
\ l ' N f u - l c n li ir r * W r ite r
il o n - 11 lit 1It- ihiTig tlm t you hud
AP Newufeulurou
Toduy it u iig lil In- 01 -II to
o o iiv p i t - k I up fm IDMHi .lo n lo r lic
Al’ KWOKTII, la. — An lown
Ur. and Mm. G. D. Bishop, Jr., farm wife—-the world’s first Indy it in i 11bouI tin ' lu tu m o f S in u ll ('Idl'd 1Im l youi t ' l i u i lilc k lilig h t
of Grsanwood, S. C. ara spending of farms—will spend thn next two T alk S nm llT u lk . 11* o c a ll know , o m k
fm him oJth the c lm n g e j
|} v D t it llt T I I V RUE
tom* time in Sanford with Mr.
i*
0 I 111I O f nil *111111 nml n il make ohm , m u si-nt Inm tu the g itK 'fis . I a
t«-il Press Fsshiim
Fulilor
t
it o l i f i i » f ' i f Iry in g In bn (u d ilf.
. Hi- -m .l tin - o n lm il* cost y o u !
N E W YO RK
T I 10g o ilm u tlifr o f
« . . . Cuu.i.
H im Ih i' f c p i'ili. on how to lie* * i m mm- cents instead o f f if t y - t |„. A n irric iin -w e n lo r g l jl ha*
M. ic i'fn
chin ruing seem , lo nliu li o n * g im it fun h. a, vin g th ,a t
|( ngnln
'
—in 1 , .
. . .
Slates Army* iiccupalion forces.
. -fu. l nml
.
Friends will he interested to 1 u. . ,,
„
. u
..think that i-i»nl vouwi•utiun tiHlny 1 >'xtiit mi ci'iit* in *|h-iiiI fur canily.
R uiI, M i-izim , in ig in iito r o f tinlearn that Mrs. Jan* Ollmor#
? *yV
I
asking .t»..*ti.,..* ,.f
.................. . m» and Dad «*•» " f n l s lf * "
which s ilp p l)
cm ve
rsturnsd from New York City 1
T
wV f h* /
th.-|u 1-..1. 1.. ............... .* miking, th..-.
Util.- lie* when the in the lig h t place- In lh o *c ill
and I* now making her home In Xv rt . mII ‘ l C l '’
\, ' l«" Idea i* no............ m.c eiting. ......... dr....... I in fin the eve lld e ip m lfly I'lplippm l hy lllltu r i',
B« ch
had . . her
‘' ' S « ' «• « * ‘ ^ " t
! 1............ .
............. Ml9w feel ning V...I rntu 1ln-in cumlug up now lu i* I in iir il her u ttc n liim lo
Miss'Pat ft-huhr1" 1"1
,U,#r' |' ut the•• V-..!..,.VV
„!I.r,,,‘ n
.... , like a big -In.t nml tulk iilunit him- Ike
im.l cri.,1. "till , heavviis
, -u-|.«
,
1
, b i'iio tifv m g I lit- A m i'iic a u m idi'.
L u lle d si-li.,
N a|iuii».
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' • - M o rto n *: weil I h> hored
| , I|v ill(f
rm .m u*
‘" fa l
A fi'l > i'iii u lil hiiUHi'wlfc nml
(hit " I " " ' '• lim e , ii.n v c r s a tlim • J” '*■»''
l ad mld.,1 vehement||ll(, ,.t ,.r y i ) , j „ K f r „m |,„t|,
nml
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Mr. and Mr*. Fml Collum and
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h u g s u it* lo n igh tg ow n *, s p iig h lty
liiil vuii n-lu'i
daughters, Ml** Nancy Collum check mi 1iin ililliill* ill fin 111 I i i i i | mi>* 1 fit' li| uni study in uiilet in li.ilti, imgi
14,111 11 *B11It* M in .
nmi m lu n iu lt
in
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and Miss Sue Culluni, have re
lllfu 1nml
olid -mull 111111i,'u.'i's l *avmg -weetly, "W i'ic
men •
lug mil in llm fold
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pill li.miiil This, of ioiiim', wn*,*'i -•* roll, and Dad supplement l.i'ii.Ti wear.
turned from Onley, V'a., and ate
w
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l.isrnlnfi
1111 V f i f i n . '
lug llia l
spending a we,k ut Daytunu
jti-l a wa) if -lino mi’ "II hut It j led "ill,. We " m e ‘Im ping
lie liile.-l invi'iilimi i* "sun
Beach. They plan lo return t» the GeMiiHii u rrillu te of the A **n- did put min m i I ii i - on iiili'lhgeiirc. V” u " ‘mid conic uM'i Hiime tim e
MI
Study Occupation
Optumetrlat
I LI Magnolia Are.
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f k*
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Dour* Open 12:15 Daily - *-? ;
Lowry Worries
About Small Talk
American Men Will
Receive Attention
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HOLLYWOOD, July
July 8
If Joan Pentalna svar tlras of
Mra H. M. Goodwin
th* movias, sha can always tie
a bandana on har head and upen
a palmistry tent at tha beach.
MENU
Tha actress la an amaleur
By CRCILY BROWNRTONH
palmist and antsrtalna at parties
with bar raadlnga. Sha told me
WEBKDAY DINNER
a f*W thlngi about this old paw
on tba “ Bad of Roses" set, nil
Zesty
Hamburgers, New Pot
unite flattering, of course.
ato** with Chive Sutter, Panned
"It’a all in fun, nBturully." Green Cabbage, Bread and But
she said, “ but there Is a certain ter, Mixed Frifit Compels and
Intuition.” Sha became Interest Beverage.
ed in tba craft after three unusal ZBBTY HAMBURGERS
events happened to her.
Ingredients: t pound lean round
1. “ A palmist told me I should steak (ground only once), 1 table
whang* my name to one tlmt end spoon butter or maigarlne, H
ed In an a. My name was Da- teaspoon salt, dash of freshly
Havllland than and I just couldn’t ground pepper, *4 teaspoon dry
gat a break. Bo I adopted my mustard, H teaspoon paprika, 1
itspfather'a name, Fontaine. Irasauce,
mediately, I got a Job and began teaspoon
” JPw n Worcestershire
"orcesrersnire muc
*. 1
to b* a auccass."
(tablespoon garlic wine vinegar.
sxctaa
9. “The secomi time 1 talked fat from around round steak
and
me 1
to a palmist, she
sht told ms
meat through grinder only
would marry the host of a dinner put
party Olivia and 1 ware going to once. Flatten meat on paper In
that night. I dldh't even know which It la wrapped into an ob
him. Bit a. few "Veeka later I long about 4 x 8 Inches; do not
mix. Cut Into four pieces and
was Mt£~ Brian Ahemo." —
8,i"| woe told before my laat. shape edges In oblong patty form.
It btr
liter or margarine In a
marriage I would marry a hualneiiman and have n little girl heavy 8-Inch skillet until anUlte
Within th# year. That's exactly hat hut not brown i place hambur
what happened.”
, ger pattloa in sklllot and cook
But. ah# added, "there was tha over moderate heat until browned
women who told me I would mar on each slda and canter la degrao
of dnneness desired—this will taka
ry five time*I"
Speaking of names brings ua several minutes for each side. In
to Vera-Ellen, who declare* her the meantime put the salt, pepper,
name oa "Vera
ilaih Ellen." mustard, paprika, WoAest«r*lilra
"Sounds better
than 'hyphen,' sauce, and wine vinegar In a
says aha. The handle cams to her custard cup and mix thoroughly,
mother In a dream—dash and all. Aa soon aa patllea are cooked
Th* dancer sign* her checks poon about • teaspoon of tha
thnalyi Vera-Ellen (Rohe), tha quid mlxturo onto « c h ham
latter being har last name.
burger aa they stand In th* skil
The gal rose from hoofing let and atrve Immediately with
with the RockatU* at Radio City pan drippings. 4 servings.
Music Hall to dancing with Gene
Rally In "On th* Town” ami
BUMMER LUNCHEON
next with Fred Aatalra la “Three
Llttia Word*." Rhe likes the
Cream of Green Pee Soup, Tom
movies best, because of the free ato and Cottage Chets* Surprise,
evening*. But that doesn't mean Hot Rolls, Chocolate Pudding and
the work (■ easy.
.
filVifRtf
“ I was in the hospital a for TOMATO a n d c o t t a g e
thrae weeks after the '‘ laughter; CHEESE SURPRISE
number In 'Worda and Music, Ingredients! 8 med|um-*(s* tom
th* relate*. "If my mother could ato#*, 1 cup creamod cottage
have aeon how bruited I was. aha
14 cup twoiun walnut
would have whisked ms back to rhoas*,
manta, 8 tablespoons chopped chut
Cincinnati.”
ney (liquid and fruit), • largo
lettuce leaves or cope, French
olive oil dressing.
Method: Wean tomatoes under
cold tunning water, dry, and cut
In half lengthwise removing it«n
part also. Gut th* cqptar out of
each half with a small sharp knife,
cono-fashlon, and sot aalde. Put
th# cottage cheese in a small bowl
and odd tha walnut mate (the##
bould bn broken with th# flngtra
nto pioeoa and not finely chop
chopT V -fain *
pod) and tha chatnepi mix wall.
To worn, Place two lettuce leaves
or eitpa that have been washed
and dried, on aach Individual salad
plaU| pi* the tomoie half In Mm
canttv and fill each with a quale
ar cup af the callage chess* alaD**l place the fossato cone at
Ihe Mde of tha plate between the
lettuce leaves. Drlbbl# a little
Frenah olive oil dressing over
h"r
Miss Dorothy Ellen Jgnime*
and Miss Margntet Jammes of
Tallahassee who arc visiting thalr
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Abraham*, si* spending
the weekend in New Smyrna
Beach with relative*.
Mr. and Mr*, Harry Rohsun
nave had aa their guests Mr*.
Robson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Imuls Wright and sun, (Iordan,
of Columbia, H. C. Mra. Robson
vnd her three ctilldran, Harry,
Jr., Linda and Jean, returned to
Columbia with them today for a
Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Millar
and children. Jeann# Lane, Jackie
and David Hryan, have moved
from Lake Wale* to this elty
where he wll) assume his duties
as educational director ..f the
Flrat Haptlst Church. They are
residing at present at the It. F.
Cooper home on Cameron Avenuo.
Designers Study
Rainwear In Heat
LOS ANGELES, June 24 -</P)—
Outside a 90 degree aun was lieatIng down, but California designers
had their minds on faN raluwxiar,
Raincoats with weighted hemllnoo—to keep th# coat down no
matter how hard tha wind blows—
iOtured th* display by Colle nf
oil*wood at th« California apparol Creator* fall .Fashion Show.
Tha coat la mode of shiny velon
and has a braid trim around the
yoke, sleeve# aad.belt. Hut ami
Egur match.
Plastic polka dot# enlivened the
graff California raincoat, which
had inside ventilation sleeves
With la
carried a ruffled umbrella.
In the Unarje dopartmont, strap
Pin bra scored
B
night
elastic
top.
coming
both op, on both Areesy and coanocka and small
II bo rlcnaiatad
tha pulnglng neckline
neck
will remain
aftempon qnd avatlng draasa*
convir-
5U®short,-
foli'i , overall’ of filmy nylon
,,i that llio I Ht"
inuiipM*ette,
in picvcei Minimio
m
e
eel
lie*
yen
*nv
,
,
,
I’l-e—
■
. .
. . . . .
1
in le lh g e ticc you sim w in
melt a* well a* women
...... .
he kitche n n r doing | ............. ..
lt,„ |
, | |(.
1Inv in- not IU..I.. I..U* l. l. t tu lh * : liiiik .......Hike
s|M't'hU‘Uhn " li I n«* iM'iirhs
outdom chon
Mis. Huy re Is con I Yuli l4*|M'l
Will. 1 W*U pf4»t14i limy lent mi nor Hat these ate
Hu if you *-'.• .vital a p lu 'in - to
itli
witr.il
mlH-liiicmetil*
creating
vincud fm 111 life liu * v irtu e * nm tin I? 1*1 I Ikil"M
il til I'Jm
ST11'I VDU.
l.c a im in ft urn Mm * *1 a Ikin g 1lie
round ill c ity life . Hlle says;
1 *l*i* li'fu ti t liigw III tr 111111it * yuti a fnl-c iinpi-'ssloii. which, 11c- Li -ii - I- lid * *iiiiiiu«-i m Ira n s i-a i- iit
“ llll* h s iu i nml w ife liv in g mi ; m il |»«y 8!»hm|
.....
line
In
t
ill'
ilic
tin
lu
try
.
ithe
> anti Imy
- ADDED ATTHALTIONB—•
a fa rm na t il l . i l l ) h a l f the amiii* | Ltii.k-. V "il 1 (Hi u Im i |Hi *k It op hy dcfii.il.... of lie* llesliies, you pa ja m a* am i a F m olg u l.rg i.m
li-'U -ldi-•**, .I..n't I*- alarm -'.I. It
In trrra ts nil Ihnt tines <111 ill I le a d in g 11itv niuga/iue. t he liusie have fni gut ten Dial they tire hint
t ’l-rliMia—"\Yotid*n Indian”
may l.c youi own lia *la iin l, " c m
- .Imilor.
Ihe fu r m i* u f m u tu a l ro n re rn , Ifm m u la 1- Dm sum.
I'la v d u iid i mg sninenlie
S(oirl—"Hirlkaa tu Spare”
log M i*. M it z i .i i ’* la lo s l -’rc iitl.n i.
.1
linn.
1
lin
t
uhim
l
the
pci......O ur ra m i i* uu r hume and uur 1« i„ | a*k ipie-Uons.
Tin*
g
u
ta
m
til
i.ii.HiHt*
-if
I.
mi
*
c
I'ARA.MOI NT NEWS
business. Me ta lk th in g s lite r , |
H .v e n tly , I came m m * * an ur- III- I.ink fiem yn-II poise, hut that pujm oa type ja cke t mol I r . '. i- c ilie tu liim vvii« necessary to save
reach our decision* lo xe th e r.
{ lit I.-, u p p u i. n lly l.y a v.-.y m ini
tig
h
tly
c
u
ffe
d
at
w
ii*
t
um
l
ankle
" I I I cRy home*, *0 m any " iv e *
permit), g iv in g g i ll* *111110 Itiin fr-on pooisliineut. lie bed l» plu> a iliuphunom i tu rliu n arrange
know^ u n tilin g about tlie ir hue- U)Jy),.«. em Inm1 lo -nag u husbund you at.mil wading In the water, n m n l, w tira over sw lim u io g tru n k *.
humls
w in k except linw m ilch ,|mins* lim n iw n -w m k sum m er vu- anil you piiulslmd him becail*-* The e ffe c t, th -.iilfh sta iT lin g . i*
money they b rin g imme.
.all.ui. In th. course uf till* veil "will not liiieiule an iiuImiIIi' p ia c tic a l,
*a » l
M i* .
M ei/, 1,11
"Living here, we have nil llm Itenlise, Ihe -‘iii.'ir young tlnng- , ful child!"
advantage* of city life. .■•in- nf Weii< I"hi In xtiidy ll|< 1,11 cut lent 1 Hume ef your assci Dens are whoso Ih e o rle - are g ra p h ic a lly
t il* d ls in lv n lltu g f*. We can limk event* a toilpl.' of weeks hefole j piconsi ateo I, aren’t thev? le mm e x |tt-'**-■•! h> her sidekick, Ruth
Ini’iiIII you sav that lit il-* while L. F is k :
ill tlm view, In any illre ctm n "
.lc|.11. tin e and iil*o lo ii'iul sonm lies
“ Many men, e-p eciallv the fa irlire justifiable, time >e thi*
T ito Say res live in a mu,my. best Helling 111.vel.
I next yen di'i'lnre tlmt delils'rale h a ile d mul fa il -M im ed, m e lik e ly
nuuk-in llvllle . T hey liiiv.
fotn
Till* vvii* nnmethllig of a l.li.w |
to look lik e I...lied lo l—t e i* uftep Hmifor.l ttrlim.lo Road Turn 'an
lie* lire Inexcosaide.
children, hut m dy am*, I > yem
to me, flying a* it due* in tlm
I'nor Junior i» all at sen' ....... n -la y in ilie b rid lin g *un ut the I FIs. I lit ul the Flushing Ar/aw
old Jidm . - t i l l live * at hume
faev of nil -diet cmiti-el. K.cty is a lie while .he wauls
knew lieaelt. T lii* 1—v e ia ll *im fill-*- pro- !
Hill, tlmir oldest soil. 11 (tail one kmivv* that a ho-l.anil liiiniing
uhle of lown .Stale Lullev' la»l j gill i* .1.ionic.I .f -he In*--'- in a Whitt's tin .liffeience l.i'iw.ci. 1. H'l-t* the -k in fro m d o n g i'xiu *
a i *k h f k i :t w a y
IIIll-Ill II II- w ell a* ill-e . t lute- mol
June, I- now lit- fallmi'- 1 111n-. 1cf.'iin--• {.. il.e 1 "iin.il nf I'm white lie no.I a black lie?
TO
KNI) A HOLIDAY
Dad
once
mid
In
yell,
"lake
such.
on the fat ot. H ill i* m i........ . and' elgo Mini-lm H wl.cn she
" I t may he worn also by j|m r l- the cm and drive down
vnui
hs* id * own bun*.' lieu 1 l.v
SKK!
men d u rin g com ping tu p * , to
The ilu llg h te r* are Ml- tie o ig e lie asking u young man how he Hireling. Yen haven't s licmisi
ever
Icamril
to
puddle
1
1
camm
liut they'll never know " Thai p ro te ct tin 'in fro m i n - c l biles
R, ('oolld ge. Jr., o f F iu m m g tiiu n .
Mas*., and A lice , who I* ’in|diiyeil so well —or drive a eat or some was the key that Junior g.aspcd w h ile asleep. It would I h- wonder
thing
else.
And
'lie'*
certainly
"They'll never kimwl" N>.w Im fu l in the tro p ie s ."
hy the I I. H. Intellig ence \g e m y
going to Im a watl-fllwei if -he could tell Ihe c.lor of a Im
Thu p a ir al*o have w inked m il
In London, England.
nxkinm
vvliat
lie
know’*
ul»mt
recognlxe Ihe difference l.i'lwe.ii a t'oinpm ilon sun f ilt e r fm women,
A m ong Ihe fa m ily p id n ie s in
the Snvre liv in g room , mm in Ihe Tuft-Hartley lull, even if -he right and wmng. A lie 1* ‘pdle i'<|im lly M u rs -llk ........ appem ance,
which M rs. Sayre ta k e - tin- usual doe* put it ill the ui'cepteii .pies- all right as lung as ’They'll eev.-i and e -m d slln g of e iie u la r tie-on
s k irt, enpe mol heud veil >.f black
g ra n d m o th e rly p r ill* i* Hint »f lion fmm. No, my ailvi.c 1* 1,1. know "
nylon m a iip ils i'tte , to bo "'u rn
h e a lth y -h u lk in g George Haggle* kee|i away flout morsel- ..f curover n l.a th in g *1111 fo r the *1111111
CoolTilite I I I , snn o f llie ii ilii'ig lit e l. 1-'lit intelligence.
riien them wa* nn»thei ar
p iiip -s e . E x p la in * M r*. F i*k :
Helen. In Fram ingham .
ticle mlvl*ing Imw tn ii|.|.l) *ue- 1
"H o cie ly lie liiiin d * lln it m il o n ly
Because o f her e x ie o -in li iiv
t'c**fid)y
for
1
1
jtih.
Tinwas]
the b e iH ilifn l hare young bodies
c lin g , M rs. Hnyre *uy* -lie 1male
nloiig
accept
e.l
Hues.
should o p p e iir o il th * l.each; men
hom * a lim lt one week out of th ie c.
"1 allow on* or two thn* for Tin iippli-iiut- were tot.I not lo
and women o f tin. ei ta in ages
the heavy housework
tlkr talk iniK'h-puiticiiliuly al.mit ll.elilm ust lake special erne m th e ir
wasblng and Ironing nml .lean selves- In look ton chill luilig fur
lieaelt gro om in g. The sun f ilt e r
ing. Then I devote a couple of Worils, anil to a*k ipienlmu-. The
cove rall not only p i..le d * a g a in st
article didn't say so, bat I slipdays to desk work.
p a in fu l sunburn, hut also cam ou
" I f ir s t get tnv file * 01 ruitlzed, p-is-i mm shnold mi'iitimi —idlefla g e * u g ly *k ln Idemishes, v a r i
then call In n g ir l to ink. l.-tte i*. wlieie tlmt mie -an tuke -Imithma!
cose vein*, heavy m itts ot lugs,
"I co u ld n 't operate w ith o u t u mul typing and would like t<> lav e ilin g fig u re defect* and ic v e n lsclirdule—I'vw got the wh.de fa m p.in.i for wot king. Hut in—lly, tlm
in g
only the 1110*1
a ttra e tiv u
idea
I*
tu
make
yutir
|o—|
.<
-.
tWe
ily do in g It now.”
fe a tu re *.’
employer
feel
like
a
big
shot,
mal
Mrs. H*yr* Il pround «.f her n'T lie new sou f ille r beach a ttir e
niodcled red ami while kitchen. the wuy to -to this i* to .li.iw him
is fir e re sista n t. »<* th a t sm okers
out.
"Did
you
found
this
gicnl
lag
She planned the change- and
need have no a ln im . T h-' fem in in e
is
supervised th* work after exten rompnny ull l.y yourself
cove rall does not ciiiue equippC’i!
sive study of plans In tmutaslnes n good line, I suppose.
w ith
falsies;
it *
lriH j*p n ru n cy
I've been trying out Ihi- techend conference* with college ex
11111kw* Mil'll a »tep im p i'iic tlc u l.
tension experts. A doorway wn- iil-iii*) for a while now, and I'vo
lin t M r*. F isk hastens to e s p |a ltii
mnved, n window taken ...it and only -inn complaint about it. Tito
"T h e eiii reel cu rv e s ,_tif cuttrso,
•URKI
.inversatiou doesn't get anywhere.
cahlnets Installed
can alw ays he b u ilt in to the b u lb
Of the things slie has I'ollecled 1Maybe tlmi'n iu'cuusu I've tieen
in g s u it.”
i'O.MK
I'Olt DINNKR i
from all over llm worlil. her favor-1 tiilklng to iitber iteople wlm wuru
mix
DEFILE
Ol'KNS AT till
Ite Is her anthinn flinffnrdahlrej trying to draw ME out. ApywMl.
T h irty -s e v e n per cent u f Ibu
china. The dalntv china pieces, we Just plltt onn -luvstion on tup
meat anim als m e raised east u f
etched In light blue, have Ik.... uf anuther, nti-l nobiKly 1* drawn
the M ississippi Rivur.
collcctmi from fer end neat.
-lit.
-r husband Is an nrllvi' frantet.
That's the way It’s going to Im.
special Interests in sheep. Tlm people who don't go to nil Ihit
Besides operating Hie UOO-urie liuthnr uf trying tu hr cunverhoma farm. Ite su|tervl*t'* - 1* other Mitlonallsts oru going to spend
farms. He I* vice nresldcni of the all tbur tltno talking uhuul themIowa Burebred Hheep Breeder* selves, And you know wln-t Iwres
A**«!*'ti'oi7 and holds office* in p-iopli) like that are, I'retty soon
___ ______ groups- He bn* wu'ru ull gulng to gut somu sort
#,^
r nf (100 heatl of sheep, 160 of
a flock
mi emutiuiial block ulmiit talk
of them purebred Hampshire*.
ing.
Mra. Havre'* growth a* a leader
Of course, television is uur
among farm women ha* moved great hope ul
, TlnK «small
„ „ „ talk.
uf „saving
I'itilcil I'iiluiiiv Wmill'll
World.
Sanford tumormw.
*
imkllnM will either
ba vary high or vary low. Whistles,
ibly, wtlt ba In reverse
_____.lengths war# from • half
U w I n c h shorter. Ureaey dresses
etOThava back kitaaeat, bul ela*Yrt4 have given
, buttoned,
’io#feptonv
also war*
eqrdburoy
w ooljer-
of
the'
Ihit tnilar lb •I’tpi'rt-
moil'
........
S
; (Conversation aa such has *1rkie-f wh'., *'"'dy gu,,e by the boards.) There
i Year*. Bbe Ixman w“ " ' n^ r * ’ \ wlM spring up upon this earth a
RED
R IV E R
atwadily fromian !owa
:
1,1 * *
the
'“ a — H"«- ti"-' '• »
Notional
UNESCO?™
,
Commission
by]
for
Mrs, Hayre previously ha* been
honored aa % " humter farai home
maker" and lus been slate and
national president of the Master
Farm Homefiwuwq Qjtljd and pres
ident of that 'dgMfltnn Country
nQUB BRIDE—Whit* plqu#
summer bridal dr*aa prettily dee*
prated with whit# Drgandjr In*
aerta In floral and leaf dsalgti.
Open V nsekyne la an interesting
feature of this N«w York fashio*
l bouquet.
fjf. Y. Ortts faaflfafe Photo/
> 4
R 1C
III.OK CARTOON —SHORT!,
\ wm
S93£5
m vsir I ° 1*1hildrsn
HOWM
HZM
r
Iml
Under’ 18 F E U
Coaiplste Shone Tt*8 aad ttH ;
of ua will communicate by grunts,
turn a few dials, than Just sit In
front oof tha screen, spellbound
a a d ailant,
f
MV
RAIN UR BH1NI
“ MOVIES UNDER TIIK HTAH8”
, a n i < 1« n
V) R 1 A r(I) i 1
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Florida Horsts Show
DeLand’a Stadium Florida.Slate LeagneAU-Stars
UOfF
DropTwo To Sens, While
Up Well In Races
Being Readied For
Is
Ne
Nipping DeLand And Orltmio 1949 Grid Clashes Meet Gainesville G-Mea Tonight For OccupAtlon
Includ
friKSS
B’ •
r-t
fcXEftse V
*
ing tewA
two haw
now bMuailii.
naming In
In CallHanford Giants divided four Park Wednesday night.
GAINESVILLE,
July
4-rO
h
-A
Florida
State
League
AH-Star
la, won a total of 03 ■races
DELAND, July 4— (Spatial)—
A
Lh ( ih contests
The Daytona Beach Iitandrr*
_tha weekend, dropping two relied on one hJg Inning to pull a Municipal Stadium at DaLand. team, picked by the loop's fans, will eldsh h4r* tonight at St 13 P.' M.
w..k „
w,»
, n
_
. ...
Orlando Senator*, while i4-8 victory nut of their encounter 1*hore John B. Station University with the leans* leading Gainesvile G-M#u.
*g_ the Senators and the with the Orlando Senators In the P*fPf football, Is f**4 tolng Pot
O.
O
k All S m . « * . .313 M
,
bM
k
.
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.
*
a
g
r
*
*
,
a
*
!
,
I
H
BiliM. csrr. sn ebbrsvistsf) ilila of w him
into shape
1949 season, gulars espatted to start the game are the favorites. Th# GamesvtUa
Rod Hats.
Plorlda State Leegue leal night^ ! lr
— for
,£i
r°i.
president
o
f
.
the
Florida
Thor Is fir s t psdsrsl Savings snd Lean
City
Manager
V
ftces and departments of tha Col
LeVlalla in^IMllI In Orlando the
Ed Devls, atartlng Senator
AsMxlaUoa •( Bttnlnol* Countv. a
average
of
801,
however,
isn’t
tooW
pughbred
Breeders
Association.
formed
Athletic
Director
lage
of
Physical
Education.
Brady
plalntirr, v*. Wllll*jsi
took the flret game o f . pitch*, had given the lelandere
Fifty - s i x c r a c k e r races, corporslios,
bad
up with vataran Myrit Hoag on Health, and Athletics havs moved
Lewis sad Oladys Lewis, his J ltA
Cowell
yesterday.
hut the Olente bounced 'only one hit up to the fetal eighth.
through
June
1,
had
also
account
tones,
a
and
John
M
arses
and O tsdrs Mortha
motmd.
In.
The city haa had a craw of man
A, J o nightcap to" win 3 1Then the Daytona Beach cluh put
■an. bl*. wtra. defendants
batting star with a M 9 avaragr,
Tha rostors (batting avenges In
Dean Dannie K. (Dutch) Stan ed for 28 seconds, 38 thirds and
Th*
natnr*
o
f
said
suit being a
The Senator* and the Olante i three hit* and a sacrifice with pegging In grass at the field, heads the All-Star hitters. Only
ley said today that tha gymnas 40 fourths, a compilation of re suit la forecloe* that certain
o*#r to th# Municipal Park two errors. and a walk for four and the playing area recently has Gainesville's A! Plrtla with a J74 parenlhsle except pitchers):
cords
reveals.
m
uriate*
dated
June
II, IMS, and
ALL-STARS
ium Itself Is completed, end the
ippllcat!
had an application
of pleat food.
o f owning to defeat the I rune and th# victory.
Largest money-winner I* th* of record la M orissa* Book Tt,
only
work
remaining
to
be
done
Mayar,
Peletka.
lb
f.858),
Mott,
Coach
Cowell
said
tha
field
la
l
a
.
"**/!*
**■",
r
sea*
III.
Seminole
County
rsootds,
.9 to I. Yesterday
Sanford
In
the
other
night
game,
Gaines
j y ______
Marlon County bred Werwolf, now
A '* ? h,F*1 °JL , * b e w th f ft!* Palette lb ',(-326. Montalbano, ie adjustment#, replacements, and In California. The 2-y*ar-old son seslnst tbs follow ing described
with DeLand and triumph- ville nosed out the I’alatka Asa- the beet ehepe In yeare, a fter he ,for
Manager
Hal Grubhr
Grubkr’*
, . . . ortn property, to-w lt:
and Hluh
School
Coach
a a e" la°,r. . ’Manager
au _ jAllA. ll- DaytonaTss’ (.249). Jones, Sanford. Inst bits of touching up that scand
High
Coach
to 1.
*
ana
n ig
f n School
ocnooi
t.oacn "Snpec
_ i . _ _.,n Hal
teaa. 10-9
1-ot IT. o f OaoraU Aoros. as *
Star’ nine will b* Palatke’a Herb 3b (.839). Varner, Orlando, If cofoDinlfii ill new itructurti i Afifl hid iccountfil for H I$00
tin Inspected
tmpec
the field,
laid
per plat thsreor duly or record W
Helped along by Leesburg er Martin
.--Ofloga hurled the' victory for
S
H
E
final
l(rtag*e
of
con*
ln
S-rau.
incfudlng
first
money
McLeod
and
Lefty
Mayer,
right(.840fc
Emmerich.
Daytons,
ef
in lb* public records o f Sem
wet
Meanwhile,
efforts
wsrs
beta,
whllt
i being
tad'Oriandoans In Orlando Friday rors, the St, Augustine Saint*
In the Florida Breeders’ Stake at
inole
County. Plorlda, in Plat
fielder
and
first
baiaman
n
struct
Ion
are
reached.
(.284),
McLeod,
Palstka.
rf
(.888).
members of the
ths DeLand
SMSInc,. while Ben Wilbur and heat th# Dodger*, 3-4. Pete Gatpsr mad# byy mi
Hialeah. Another Juvenile, Mhrab,
Hook T, nags SI.
"The moving In of our entire a
an Im- tively. McLeod Is dipping the Dunne, DsLand, c (.2U), Bevil,
WITNESS
my hand and official
Cnsrlle Rom combined efforts to h lfV homer "in the sixth for the Quarterback Club to
Dade
County
product,
had
won
ball at a ,1U mark ana Mayer at Daytona, rhp (18-8), Rash, Day ersonnel and eauipiment should 10,076. with Local Bat
at Sanford, Bemlnola County,
S». down In defeat. Joo Bchulta Saints after collecting a triple In proved lighting system Tn th* field .35t.
Band, foaled seal
p.'d
of
July,"
e
completed
by
the
i
Plorlda,
this
tllh day ot Jea*.
tona, rhp 13-8), Kaminski, St.
and to erset an alegtrio
M^back In the finale to poet the fifth.
tilt.
On the mound tha All-Star* Auguatlne, rhp (IB-2), Barry, San- E . S « 2 3 , V u .
board. Max Acres, co-captain of
.Sunday results:
a
T. HERNDON
Clark o f tha ciroutt C onn
the club, said progress was being will also have tha "percentage” ■Vd, Ihp (3-2), Lichens, Daytona
dy Lake gave up IP hits to
Hanford ft DeLand 1
advantage,
HEAL
r
utlf.279). *
npney-winners for 1949, three A
St, Augustine II Leesburg 4 made In both endeavor*.
,— jaatora here Saturday night
remfy
In
the
building
and
opsratnpnev-winners
EDWIN
SftJNHOLSBR
Daytona's La* Rash and Lou
GAINESVILLE
am from Marlon County, three Attorney for Plaintiff.
Tha field is ussd by the DeLand
Daytona Beach 4 Orlando 3
h* wee defeated In his second
from Dade, and two each from
High School snd Euclid High Bevll show 16-8 and 18-8 won and
Alton, lb (.801), Colli ns, 2b lnT
t
h
*
tHt to the year.
Gainesville 10 Palstka 9
nniterwT Broward and Duval,
School as well aa Stetson. Approx lost records respectively white .281), Singer, se (.282), Burke,
J?
™
,nH
Barry went the route
Monday Gams
underway
Brlfht
attention
All-stars at Gainesville (3:16 imately IB gamea era played each the other righthander, Man Rat- . »
y ado limited the Red
« » > . j 5 . »t ui u*a\
t i> ;»
s r palm
« s treaa
, . i .and
,a'M
.a
astreets
.
n « r«-;' w,,h
pave*i
.
season ut the field, mostly night plnskl of St. Augustine, has won «e/ faaat
five wail scattered htU as P.M.)
FLO
J « l . « « l . . I f I J f T O .D o i U r ,
b j ^
.11 - ,
" " " *
II and lost t.
gamea.
n lost the contest for
S—*‘ jbP ll® l ) . e - round th, holldfr _
HODERT
O. JACKSON,.
Tha
All-Star
southpaw,
Larry
At Hulley Gym at Stetson,
Mlllln, rhp (18-8), Pults, rhp
Th# new. gymnasium, named
Complaint,
Coach Cowell said he had most of Barry of Sanford, has a 8-1 re ! ii V
if Len Matte hit one
Pim- 1Florid* Gymnasium In keeping
MARION r . JACKSON,
the practice uniforms ready to cord to data, with two of Ms vic »;!!«. fhp (8-1), Regan, rhp (4-8), with other atrUtlo structure*
longest home run* ever
Legal Notice
Defendant
Issue prospective member* of th* torias being against the G-Men. Hilliard, rhp (0-0), Ingala (0-0), Inn the campue, was constructed
ot the MunlrlIpal Park. HI*
ORDRR
,
o r m sLioA1
The
G’s
bent
him
once.
team
when
they
report
September
rd li
TO MAJtlON^r.
M C R .O N Votj4
KARlOh
Walker, c (.200).
' , i a cost of 11,660,000 nmt l»
NMTICH
OP
MASTKR'a
SALK
HTREPT
S
A
beauty
contest
with
repre
SET,
S.
I,
New
game
uniforms
have
bean
M p, men on the bases and gave
Iequipped with the latest device*
NO Tira IS IIEREBT OlVHNi c .
sentatives
from
Isagu*
cities
com
ordered In a variety of alses In
the Banforditea their margin of
hat. under and___
by______________
virtue of a day „ u are
(N |
in modern office and class toom That.___
Tou
hereby ordered to apMARINE RECRUITER
n ee of foreclosure and ealo aa* ear (lit peraon or by attorney)
anticipation of the Incoming can peting for tha title "Miss Flor
f. Tha ball went far over
equlpement.
FLORIDA
STATR
tvred
by
the
Judae
of
the
Clr,
ida
Stats
League
of
1949,"
will
ORLANDO.
July
i-(Rnaclal)
n
the
Circuit
Court o f Bemlaoto
for IflfJ
tho team
MW* iur
lORHIt
,
,
*
Iflb house outside the left Team
L Pat UR didates
'
cult .Court
Judicial Cnunty,
Coun
t t - of. ,the -Ninth ----------Ptorlda, or
—Marine Tech. Set Veil T KinII IT .SIS
Stetson play* Its first gam* In i prSr®^#, ^
.
...
fane#.'
(Is ln e s v lll*
®Ircult InIn and
and for
for Seminole
Hemjnole.Cou/iitnd
day ot<
o f Julr,
July. A. D. 1*4
P
K
N
A
t
t
x
r
n
IJ'ircult
Counfin
d
day
10 t l .III t
DoUnd on October 3 against Troy' . Th* four umpiraa aalectad for near, Central Florida recruiter,
rK W A L IZE D
!• /. Florida, on tha )Tth day o f answer a Bill of Cemptatnt _____
ht the league’s All-Star* D a yto n* llssch
IS S3 AM S State College, a newcomer on the|Jh* contaat—-Lyle Buck, Bll| will establish a temporerv office
NEW
YORK —(/n— txmking Juno 1144. In a certain cauea herein afalnat you, same being a
'm Gainesville 41-Men In SANFORD
It
IT
,111
IS
Hi. Auausltns
In
th*
Sanford
Post
O
ffice
on
over
last
(season's
statistics,
of1•*ween C. Dlloraar, Complain- aU|t for divorce; otherwise a D*It 10 ,101 II
Hatter schedule. 77i# second home *J1'*,tl®
Anderson and Topi
He, but tomorrow night fa ta l ha
ri-l.l. Vr
A « . . i „ nnt#
a
Provoo
Confess;,
wilt be
entered
IT IS .III IMi gam# la against University
DsLand
o f : Stanton—will ha tha beauty eon- Tuesday, maintaining hour* from ilclsls
ofthfl American Ifochey;
1 will
Mil at public S!tandauction crea
•■■inti
for failure
to appear.
contests get back on a (lila
IT 10 .lit U
10:00 A. M. until <1:00 p. M.. League have decided that penalties !'J
ndn
in inv
niimii
oina*r ior cun ui
nlcg, or answer
I
15.*._
h
.1
*-”
*,.1
“!
pwa.or
as
required
br taw
Tampa
on
October
22.
Both
games
,e*t
Judges.
t schedule, Sanford meet* l.aaaburi
it SI ,1)1 HU
ill* front door of th* Coer®. Ifou is hireln
he will remain there two days.
incurred by a team affect its stand, Ithk
ftesalt* Pealerdav
Attgustlne Saints In St.
are scheduled to start at 8 P. M.
Hl1. (l!7,ber. . > , B°t
i. lh> City of Hanford. Seminole
W lTMESS
l
m
r
hand
and
Kinnear
explained
that
even
Deylona Baach 4, Orlando I.
County, piofltta.
Kio-iila. tviwoeitvtwoe,- the
the tenet
Icnal MS| mis ITth day ot June, offtotal
ing only slightly. The leegue Cnunly,
g Tuesday, and tha two
A. D.
Tha Homecoming gamt, Noveja-! JJ,nou2**d. hJ* , u ' t,n.»
Hanford I, in la n d I.
vlth th* lifting of the ban on champion Providence Red* spent hours of eats, on klondtr. tha 1st II4S.
her 12, will b# an afternoon gams **•**
Sto® Do*l« said that three and four year enlistments
return to tha Municipal
BL Augdstta* *, Leesburg 4.
day of Anauet. 1(41. all that cer
O.
r
.
HERNDON
'
I
he
will
open
with
his
regular
tlse609
minutes
In
th*
penalty
box,
tlMlnesvill* t*, Palstka t.
tain real estate situate In dentinfor men between 17 end 29, tRClark, Ctroult Coart
County, Plorlda, described at HEAL
veara-old* can still sign up for and tha tailend Washington Lions ota
folIOWSt
only 14 mlnutee lata—496. Pittannlv one*year.
TM D I
L ot
Boutlisrtr .1#
. f a s. t . of ___
TH S COURT OP THE COUNTY
burgh and Cleveland, third and II,Th*
and alt of Lot IS. Block ‘TT’, INJUDOE,
SEMINOLE
COt
IDO B.
BBMINOLE
C O U ffH
PEHN PARK ESTATES, aa
fourth in the west, had tha most
8 T A T t o p FLORIDA.
recorded
In
Plal
Book
I,
pages
V
Harrv MelnHra, Rrooklvn pit- and least penalty tima, respec
I
N
I
___j
H
I
.
THE
ESTATE
OPt
10. II. II. II of the Publto
Emma B. H. Cos
jeher, hurled 12 no-hit Inning* a- tively.
Record* »f Hemlnoti C.iutiy,
Deceased
Florida.
gainst Pittsburgh In 1903, hut lost
PINAL NOTICE
W. E Wlnderwaedl*
|tha gam*. 1-0 in th* 13th.
Nolle# la harsby given that taa
A« -1p» l»l >lua:er
undi«rs)fn*p
ha* presenlad1 - t a - t o e
» lr
Homlorafela County Judge ef a*mNOTICE OP INTENT TO RE dlS- i la County, Plorlda,
fta*t
TEI FICTITIOUS NAME
return.
4TT
“ v\
tails
7 ,lh
Ad'mtolatralorn*a#n\on?j0,'non' c?
HBLV W X n V k U
Iil.es. Plorlda Statute*, l i l t , the tha Batata of Emma E II. Cap,
Bpedal Services — 18
3— Heal Fatale For Hato— 3 »
underslaned will rt|l»ttr
**-‘ l ‘ .............
...........................
C
* - a * - &"»«■
fV/
5
r
* NOTICE
Uw
HERALD
*W uit Adi
-u i
Fdv ReetoM
e itt& d ^ T b * :
[ONE 148
am stealpea* aaai*
•eaeaa bub.
IverNaa* V m i m M
ro e s r x ; &
saHfy aa latmeeiatelr
pee aeewaa la rear «4.
a«a Si reeweMlsie fer
TH E
SANFORD
HERALD
HUNT
—I
Apli., conven
ed s m u from the
ew room efficiency
Modem tile betk,
„ bualaeae couple or
Phone 8*0.
■ reem fumlshed apart#•» nice couple (a my
i Fritate bath with ihower.
kitchen, Private italrR, Pippin, W 1st.
fM M . 47 uetea and aid
■Tig
m ..
&
"•
npetaira apartapertmant, fte l
r t a r K
,
Jy. Phene 497-R.
rnnir-ba
INTERVIEWERS for part-tlms
interviewing people for markat NJckle Plating, Bllvar Plating,
Gold Platlngt Polishing. Baby
research surveys, Colltga back
shoes and othar keep-aakis
ground desirable, not essential.
Bronud.
Answer fully per mail, A. J.
DUNN’S PLAT1NO SHOP,
Wood A Company, 121 8. Broad
directly behind YoweH'a Pk
St., Phlladaphla 7, P a . ____
1240.
. .
Sales Person, reliable and abta
to aall-Apply Roumillat and
A n d e r s e n , __________
T S ?^ ^ S B P !
Sanford Representative, age 85 to
40,<desiring td' go Into 4k* In- FOUND - whR* puppy, bled
sortnee bnslneaa. Rxecltont op
on beck. Owner
held, black
portunity-for man with gwllflFWlRI f ff d f
•atton*. to write Automobila,
Life and Plra Insurance for on* FOTJND-tlitle" brewn female dto
of the world's lergeat eompanlse.
Only those with taltimenihlp, aotith of Air Base. Phone H8-W
ability nsed apply. Write In- ^
aurance Representative, Box 115— ‘ AUTOMOHlLKtf — 15
787, Daytona Beach, Fla.
, ■ i ■i ,
,
',
Wanted! BrakV and Front End
Bulck Coupe, 8828J10 Mrs.
C. D. Dorton, HI. 2, Box 244,
Mechanic. Must be experienced
Sanford.
Firestone Store*.
A
'40 INT'L \ flat bed truck. But1) _ WORK W A N TK I) — ft. doting power. Tire* good. Mdr#
r>—
Article* For H«to —5
good glass than a hathousa.
NEW Roofs, Roof repairing
Nice looker that will haul plenty
FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dinner*
painting, Phone 198-M.
at not much cost. 8415.00. Seneverynlght, *1,00. HOMER’S.
ford Mtr * Eypt Co, tod W lil
Mill's Swap Shop—We buy, tell or
W ORK W A N T K D — ft! tha Pontiac
ac Place.
trade moat anything. 403 San
ford Ave. Phona lli-J.
ALL TYPES of bulldoter work,. BAROIN MILEA0B, '36 Dodge
rsaionnbl* rates, Free eatlmatPickup chugging right atong.
Wa both lots,.Khan you d
**. David R. Carpenter, Phone
Tires, teg, motor • What ala*
bring tour prescription*
1198-M.
do you iteedf Oh ye* - a
Laney'a. Phone 101.
Not a Betty Grabfe • but what
I.6 W IR PRICES, ^x^pen waieh
a body! Tha eastire, mamtoua
HOT LUnt'HRS every day frem
repairing. 0. C. Falfowa, Hons*
rig for only |1MJ
111#JO. Sanford
11:14 te I:dd at HOMRRfB.
Bhyh|lfo0 Sanford Ave. PheM
Motor A Eqpt. Co. MM W. l i t
TUXEDO FEEDS) Completo Has,
Tho Pontine Place.
Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.
io — B u g li i e n B ^ ^ f lg n i t S
’4S PONTIAC Daluse Four Door.
For full line of OALVAN1X1D
and BKON2B SCREEN.
For QUALITY, SERVICE
PRICE—
. . mltoa (1
STANLBY-ROGia%R HDWE, CO.
wall broken In) and aa good
a new car • at toaa money, a
ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney’a
Expjwi Radio Rapatrlng
mart *2998.00. Sanford Mtr A
75c also waak days. Lunches A
Eqpt. Co, 208 W 1st • lb* Pontlae
ih ort ordfrs,
Place.
’
________________.
FOR PAINTERS-Decoratom. t o tor. Seminole Venetian Blind
RUnd CHEVROLET •40 l i t Pteksp,'
per Hangars. Phone MR of
Co.
n
o
W.
•rd. It. “
1I6#-J after fliOO P. M. W*rh
' New floorbed, enser*
I1I8-W.
Quaraateed. No job too tafip ov
enee, wham-doodle gw ____^ .
too small. Estimates cheerfully
armchair comfort (Utot'a n Re]
giVM.
•but It deaa bav* new eat* am
cleaning
A
Paint* fee •(
hock. Many n ton mito la Dm
bl# power
truck and th* fin* tlrea. Only
*448.00. Sanford Mtr A Rapt
s S ^ A R m Gian A Pals*
n u i d W. tod.
Phaue %
Co. MM W lit • The PoaUna
Ideal frame hungalow, spacioui
and comfortahlc. Screened porch,
living room, dining room, 2 large
bedroom* and batii, garage, oak
shads trees. Kxcallant neighborhood. Price *7,600.000, *3,400.
00 down.
W. R. William*, Realtor.
110 N. Park Avt. Phona 1120.
r n n S T A T E - msitlANCH
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
RAYMOND M. BALL, RaaRae
Rat.i. 4 Ptorlda State Baah JBdt .
FOR FARMS, komait kailnada
proparty kno aeraags, eaa yew
E. A. Btrout Realty Ageney
Orln H, Mathleux, Associate
1807 E, Second S'rest or phew
1809-J,
New 2 bedroom atucco on blwtl
house, Breeseway and attached
garage.
Alrerdy landscapad.
*3,600.000, *1,000.00 down.
W. R. Williams, Realtor
IIP N. Park Ave. I1hone 1120,
8
0
r
3
_
Gilbert D. Brooks
Charleston, w . f i
MARTIN,'fOUR NEPHCW FROM 'QM
EAST INSULTED ME.
YfcTon i. c o x
As■ AAdmlalslrator
da bonta
'
Emma £. h . c o x naeagaad.
HATHoJo” k °rO W D .................
Attornap
Ft.
e W osw
TT
Florida.,
fJT 7RV TIN CUM 1UVP3 MOT W iM l'Q O riD BREAK OUT OP'
5W0T HIM IN A
THE FIRST H EM . VMEN TSWE 1 € WORD,®
MAN0QAG0 HIT THAT 00CR
DQOR.ViHU 3NAPj <
tIEUJCK.
«a& B ga
r
iljSittr
fjr
i
f.4
jg g lS ? B 5 r ^
MtMBOG
and lo ir a a order dieebar
as such administrator da bonli
non
Dat
th* loth day at Jus*,
A. D. i . r
taM«a.WB
IJ**'S!f’iars3:&rss:
-GOOD AND RAD”
1 used • pc. bed room suit*
Clark o f tha Circuit
for Volusia County,
raoalpt of proof ot
hi* notice o f Inten
•h* taUowIng flotltloue nawe, toPATCH, under
vhlch ha Is engaged In lb* op efratlon of wholesale grower o f c
flowers,
located
In
Semlno!Ji
Cuunly. Geneva, Plorlda, and that
ha la the only person Interested In
ss|d bulness..
Jatei
sled this loth day of June, A,
D. 1*4*
C HENRY HARRISON
By: Normas A. Paulbn*
Attorney * for
agpllaaat .
*»••**
.I • . ■
■ ffd cilT g July 1. 1949
I will not bp responsible
for d«bts contracted by
ta y o M ether than myI fn i
i f # 11
A:
snsnvsALHcMM.e M ^
m N TiN a*
} •‘SM**E* 1F*’
apartment. 1 used in bos
ape. living
111 tt. Pun
£ to T V uX oT w i
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8ANF0RD. FLORIDA,
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AMociatert Prenn l.ciuted Wirt
NO. 220
Hiss Trial To
Connally,
Vandenberg
End Thur sday,
Judge Asserts Urge Sw ift Approval
Jaycee Officers For 1949
.
Congressional Lead
ers Report No De
cision Is Reached;
Labor Bill Aired
WASHINGTON. July 5 - < / P ) Praakiant Truman talked over the
general economic lituation and the
▲ government'* financial poiitinn
‘® with hi* rnngre««ional leader* to
day. The leader* reported no deciiion ha* been reached on whether
ha will aik Congreu again for new
taae*.
Mr. Truman it working on a
tpecial economic menage to the
legiilator* It it widely eapecled to
carry recommendation* for program* to meet the declining price
and employment lituation.
Charlea • Rot*, the pretidential
pren secretary, taid the menage
probably will go to the Capitol
early neat week, but that there i*
a chance the President will tend
it to Congee** by neat week end.
Indicating the importance Mr.
Truman attache* to the menage.
Ron laid the Preiidenl <pent many
f hour* working on rough draft* dut
ing hi* weekend Potomac Rivet' Chesapeake Bay cruiie. Ron raid
there it "a great deal of work"
Mill to be done on it.
TUESDAY. JULY 5, I94U
THE WEATHER
r null nurd warm and parti f
cloudy 1(trough Wednesday. A few
thunder shower* in afternoons and
early evening*.
More Testimony
Is
Slater! Tom orrow;
Government R e s t s
Case Against Hiss
NEW
perjurv
lo the
Federal
A
For Atlantic Alliance
YORK, July 5- -(/P)—The
trial nf Alger Hiaa will go
jury Thursday afternoon.
fudge Samuel H. Kauf-
C Of C Takes Steps To Revive
Application On Housing Project
12-05
Taking tw tfl a d v a n c e nf the opportunity afforded fot a ptihlic
ic c m i
wai taken at
Texan Calls Treaty
Unmistakable Proof
That Free Nations
Will Resist Attack
WASHING'! ON. Inly S— (/p)—
P, M. until tomorrow morning houtm! . ,n S',,".0,d u n d f' »«» L>deral legMlatHm. I It*tithet ol to n .
ru.stor Connallv (ll Tea) today
l,.do. k'.ul.o.n
ha* takrn «mtn to w|((|p
,rvnr ^an applnarion!
I'diecl
*ilh.o Judge
Kaufman ..id
,aid there fj,f{J Managei Edward lltggiin|hf
|(H, „
. ,, Senate ilrliate on the A t*
tilt .i plea for swift
very
Would he a very few minute* of pub)if hou.mg unit*.
I
,
Iflljmnnv
I
1
,l
,| n
i Ippi"*
*1 .u Tmumt.ik.ihle proof*
I . .., rc . i
-I ..
•<
. .
ippimal
rilimonv"
l ast ivtimfav he mote |olin P. Bloom, regional dtierloi of the , t , i , , . oalioin will
tland la*
;• The Judge *aid that following Keileial 1'iihlt, Housing Xnllm rlty*- ,
I *Cr•h
>i»ri ig.iim t all ii k
'tfUimonv lomouow the de(en»e In W ashington, I). I"., a kin g fu r the C ity in
I,,
«to
In lb* 11* ilv. lie %aid. “ the fret
would have the leit of the day (or a copy ol the new Ian .mil re- -lent Niue in.I Inmatug I I, ""
toe, . 11,01111 .111, | 0 .1*1001 nf the Noith Atlantic area
4|t tummation. The govcinmcnl ipiertilig Sanford'* appli, at ion tie -lulling II,m i
tevived.
Voile William >. vice ■l,»n in i|V . lav hrbne the nation* of ihe world
will turn up it* rair Thursday
The previuu* applicalion, railing Rev W I’
lltooks, Jt . V M J., n„|,|f ,|fl laialvm that no armed
morning Then the iu iv will have for erection of Ibo unit« at an e»- tiillon
and Mi« F F Roomillst
lunch in the custody of the U. S. tlmated emt of $(14l),0iMi na* given The i-,iioinittei- lecomrnendeil that iggrevsot, no ivv.iggeting conqueror
tentative approval by die Housing 101) him .mg unit i la- eiei fed m no mihtatv despot vhall invade tha
nianhall
)rn>.e -ritleinriit of |Ninth Atlantic atea ”
Aflet lunch Thursday Judge Authority in IlMh, said Mi Hig IJrnigetown
gins, hul funds for the project negioe. »>a-.i of Sanlold Avenue,
I he 20-vrai compact ha* been
Kaufman laid he would deliver hi* were not Ihen available
and that ,'•■> lioiiaing unit • be run
gn»il
hv the I ’ntled Slate*. Canrharge to the jury and that body
A committee w n appointeil hy llllli tr.l In nTiito I••-li|«-lit«
[adi uni M> F.tnopean nation*, but
would begin u* deliberation* the
Pirsldent John Renkarlk, abated centei, It ahown with mat* officer* <>f the Seminole County Junior
I it muvt hr tatilled by a two-third*
Chamhcr of Commerce after their Installation at the Tourist Center Inst Thursday The ceremonies pio»*cutu>it ie«ted il* i a»e at 10,2*
l im t'* v-tr before it become* bind
wnr conducted by Reggie Moffalt, atat« dlslrlct vice pi eu,lent. Other offlcrrs Include John Rhepitard, A M.
ing on tin* country Fewer than J
The case »v»* leitnl after the
vice preshh'nt, seated left; Malcolm MacNeill, vice pmnlrnt, seated right, amt standing from left to
light, Dr. A. W. Kppi.Jr.. secretary and board of directors members It. A. Newman, J r. Kmlyle lloua- proircutoi, Assistant U. S. At
I a i|o/en «enator« aie eapecled to
holder, II. F. (ianaa, William Stcmper, I*. M. (Single* and tiurdon llradley, trilling prrihlrnt, also George torney Thomas F. Murphy fulled
I»p|»:»«* a
Williiiina, Treasurer.
I'hulo by Raymond iiltifli" In an attempt to have the court
Meanwhile
Senator Vandal)
recotislilar its rilling !**• week
brig of Michigan called on
esdndltiK testimony by # fnimer
•notate to taiifv the North
The message la expected to tie
wife of (ierhsrt Fisler.
laiittc Fact in a shield for fr
Mr. Truman’a mutt tinporlani
The nnimuiiiement w n in*'ie
nation* n g n I it a,t
“ embattlad
aftci opposing lawyers conferreil C a l l
renouncement In the field of
I 1' n |
I ’ t M | t r v , r i | giee,l\ F o m n iu n ls m "
Mr’ fn rr* Sr* t»t PM) - It ir l'i
omeatle legislation alnca hi*
w ith In h i ai Jiidgi' Samuel H
lie loinnl in the fight for aph rr
P reffM ird
R v
firtirv.i
ffrir|(;r
I n I nival of the 12-nation dafanM
state-of-the union menage of la»t
Kaufman.
after Senator Connally
The e* wife of the Commimi**
January.
28
O f Of) I,,
p n ||
Rr* S n u i t h i
l n l v in alliance
le,i off tlie debate in tha crampa
fugitive Flelet t» now Mrs lleilr
a
In January, Mr. Truman **ked
The p ail taken by young veteran* in combatting d e ilim tiv e i»m»
^•1 i|l|8l(rTH ttf the I'apitol'a hit*
Massing wife of Paul Mas«'ng. «
anti-inflation meaiurea ami for
and p id d lin g nalional security wa» pointed out yeitetdav in a Fourth
I hr I -Iiioti I Otnuo- ion liiilav tone old Supreme t'mirt room.
TALLAHASbtl.. Inlv 5 —f/f1)
Ihe
writer mill Irrturet In sociology
14,000.000,000 of new taaea.
Vandenberg echoed Connally*!
_______
_____
addle** lo moie tlinu 1.500 people at Sweetwater Park. Oviedo,
at Rutgers t’ nlveraltv. N e » f’ levatllHK veuliiuriit among ieua deman'le.l i> lion liv \V. .|ey Sweat,
Since then,
the
economic .picture of
best in*
Decree Tempera
l l o a t l a u r a lla
hat changed’ considerably and the | |,v II. G. Clavlnn, direr lor of agiicullura! extension leivne of the on
lor* anil repreieulative,i»rnti
in Tivtiion rngineei, m gmng ap plea that tho pact I* H » L
*niance against a third world
government haa finished Its fiscal University ol FTinda. He wa» introduced by Mayor Flank l. llu . il and
b*
foi
a
ipei
ial
te
viini
ol
the
|
e
I
pimal
|o
ihange.
in
tlir
light
wav
tures Cover T w o oar—a warning to would-b# con*
tar (andlng
year
(ending Juno 80) w ith a , ---------------------------------------------------w M e r r itt Staley. Legion post com
glilalurr lint mnnlli in ne*l In Inf RnnlrIII lion, the Geneva
•pieroti that 300.000,000 people
Thirds Of Nation
1 1 ,800,000,000 deficit.
iii • 1
IX
.1
ewe gg mander.
will
Nggrri^iou.
i work out Flonda'v Ituam ial pin- j budge to rininole I hue
Nearly on# thousand cltleena
Thu mnmfmoun debaU op#n#4
i
I.
I
Movie,
allntnev
lor
llir
llv
ASSOCIATED
I’MF.ss
decline
from Seminole, Orange and Volu
,
,
* i
i without public mu!Ienet. Only tht
cal gear. But aoma Congieae mamOf 60 legislatort who tephed In j Hnfiifl. ai "i i f f irkplimiFd l)f 1.4ml, Urnttorn tnd »
T -n ip e ia ture i • headed' for the
sia Counties enjoyed the big liarrtopritrt
bare argue that high taaea would
a pnfl on ihe quetlmn. 2H vatd thev a n il/w a v Illlo rm e d 'h a t Ml Sweat
becua prepared under direction of 90'* again today a« no break in
It .laileaea
ra a e *v.
alow down huiineae.
**. -■«#——•*. * >,
■ihiv*<|ht Governor Warren thould c u illll tint k * r n iila d , j'- a . M il a lte r \
F W 1.
'h*
l-tfon V hot tail we.
» ’• •Speaker Rayburn -.(T e a *-.*# **
lal Post 248. Benefits derived bF , l " . •
. ,
.
.
SONOMA. Calif., July h -f ^ » call them back in lulv o, Ai.gt.vl ) 00 o'.lock
Mr. Truman talked about tha fl»Hi* post
r>n«t fro,.,
I I I 'hrr
for areas from ihe
Hi#
from itin
the l,a.hap,ia
hatheette .will
eat situation In bln conference with
ft wav ihe sixth day of vwelter ern**Ca1lfornU * highway's today ',n‘, *
preferred * S*pte„r
ll»»» IHlflP 4* »l|»
he med for Ihe upkeep and Im
II. r . h mg- *
(Ceattaee* Oa Pag#
provement of Ihe park and awliu- og heal for nun h of the Mulwevi in their search for a man known nr* call lllltet* vatrl no »i»e,,
VPV911 l.y ll,. •1(l»* l?f»4»l
mlng pool, anld ('nmmamlej; Sta Mockie* lo ihe Allantu veaboaul as flank—-In question him In a veviton i« needed al all. ot -og IIIP111 we,e |.t"
I'" ■r,| l.y M I’ III
, (,|( |((,
A i r F o r c e L o o k s 6?" a ™ RenorteH t .. ley.
'l alto wa* a ■ontinuation of llir double slaying and rape In Jack KPl|f(J „
' pynl, h Iiii i «»iii
loutllv
.III
mil.
County I'leik O. I*. Heinilou
l.undon a scenic Valley or the ■
,
•ppietsive weather dining the Moon.
|ntonlht.
I'lrtn 1 ■ ),.*•), iI . itivey ii| tlir lieu
ITnr
FicflltPP
Planet)
^
4 1A
•? '
^ |prilted tlil^
u
trvlce
of th*
,
,
I.ii NIiON. lulv fi i/l’ t—RtissU
r u r r Ig lllv l l
V i o l e n t A c C lflC M fS Lfftion mrmlirrv ami nnlnlpd nut
nf July wffkfml Inr tun
A woman clad only In a t-«
Some eipreueil no preleiem * iMlllr '•(• il.iy. 1*'.*
t,<uil/rit hr, lull fn, ipiitting AusIIn- work of the group in nidiog 'hirtlt of lire ti•i.mi.y. A...... .
..... .............................
111 •b-iTnii-.l Mi *» ii4 aitfiii ilk Mi •11,1 ut Finn r-iiii'i taika today on
Mr AHHCIITATKH IMIF.MS
community. Including Mm niimliet «r pe,M.n. tuffernl beat mountnln road yesterday lo fell n ; '«*» 'he I-egitUlute hei anve only St» • ti »i|,|i*«,\
,.n Ausl 1 Ian iiiiliTii'O'lruri’ pact.
Mu* i liiui|*t'«
A reionl acnilcnl.il death loll' tP'lldlng and maintaining nf fl
picnic party of Ihe crimes. Of- Governor Warren tan ■all a »pr ' mil •omplt'l,' tl . «61Va*y ill til •!•■» I linnigi S' /aruhlli lianded lit a
WASHINGTON. July r. (AT - for the Fourth of July marked the ' ,‘-'>"lng ........... .. InMallallon of tun*lralinn.
nf
tha
•,« .,* 1 III,III I. *• f >l 1III* 116*tit "f ut 111* paragraph diafl
a rhlorlnalor in tho awlinmir-g
A lew trallererl ihundetilounv , fivers who Ini/eatlgiilcil
bnmd )( t| ,r„ „ m
Tha Air Force la looking for a
ti,-aty* 1 ,1111, It- five, which deals
55,1V
nhiervance of ihi* year'*
ona-man fighter plane with e nation'*
, I , . .
,
u
i i , |i"ol and other Improvements at vvrr part* nl the heal bell hriiuglil i,nmr "'friim "w'hlrh ahe had fled.
Warren Itav given no lout
s M•man K>\ .aa• f •*t lit**! JlVlM *lt will, 1 ..-Iin hi a ..-i ■ in Austria.
"robot co-pirot" to help hit bombvi»en* ence la y hob the park. Mr.Herndon
offlelan-l temporary relief. Buithe rfrougbl I
And In Halyeravllle. Kv. a III- when he will bring the I rgivlatnir « n$: minn-r, appt
•1 f)t«* idiitllK* % Mr ii'l'led f I unitetr. tinting all
era flying at ultra high altltudta day, Laletl figure* showed 6/h
•
1
«
I'millty in.nl |llir urns and run 1 uf Russia’s
a
»
•
1
II
H
'
* ' h u m o ro u s ta lk P aft**r4 i? d “ ', 'ln
"nlinued in thena.m n', North
,
J S U f J S ,M‘ k’ e ,c *P| ,,h! , , lr
M" ' *
and speed.
kilted in violent acridenl*.
I . isntis
llll.'lllll'Ul
itl't'l
If plannere can make their pres
I'hlch he pretended to quote a *A»tern *lalev and damage In h)n> w(f|> nej|r htr# p,ln4, y has " ' ' I 1* 4« ° I|e dido I »rr at lint,
Those , , n n - . -Ii ■<loseil for tha
grim report on the counMi limy f.tf ••1 (lull Ilf Icnl
ent Idea* com* tyue, the pilot of , The
,
n
. ,
,
. |Seminole Indian newspaper sis •• farm crop*, already etlimaled at been taken to a Jail lit another time how a vpecial teuton «iniM
lllfoi lilt'd III •* *lif Stutr Huml •first ttnir ’ In iixact ureas, proaueh a plan# may naver even »** iry » cilebratton nf the three-day
—- I|m«nt
mein .bout
annul "Fuller
ruii-r Warren
warren g*- niore
more than $50,000,000.
JJir.UUlJ.trtiU, mounted
rnountrd city.
city, Police
police Chief
enter Glenn
utenn Prated
rraietr Mfely
lately be delayed much beyond P. nitrtment ■■ill
ti|v«*r(Mi’ for portion, pilin' nod assets Russia
the enemy bomber bl»-radar-fram16; 1 ting hlmeelf a squaw," ................. v—
s
N
FnBlaml. disclosed today.
Allau,
I July l‘« f 1 •ll>(rili'ttnfl nf want* an part cttlcment of her
r . . i . -,iv ., i ,r
. . .youth
. . . . . ns
.. a
« ,*,« . i i b « . u . ,
.....................
•d attlitant dl»eov*r# and ahoot*
lh«1 Revlawlng (he part In national c
,- n ™, M .........
?
Prater Identified .the
ftsrd general war i ~|isiaHnns claims on
* iiptv roiirt*
•*1fI ilrrl
down.
y, affairs taken hy young veteran*. State*. New Aork and New Jer.rv Npwby Whut| 0f , b# Rear I " " '1'mniii 'iermanv The Hems she I* claimcauiet I
a|**4tl IlltflKC ni'M*l» I nit
The newly-announeed XF-M ra- from miicellaneoti* cauitt
•I Mr. Clayton declared,
iliave had no sulnlanlial tain fm Branch district six miles west
Thn
Thttre was a wide range nf
1•if »lir |It
I i••I•#M,1 llridgr The log I" Austria u.rd In lie owned
dar-aqulpped Jit flghtar. a two- The country-wide survey covrml
of here, where the bodies of Mr. suning among Irglilatot* no when
f|er*| <s|*4h 5kill In lliOUt Ift fret I liy Ihe (irinun
Charles Williams were dir special session should lie •"■I,I
The Russian innp ' a.i I w * s tias*d
•• iti|*h Wii*'", 1 •• stall'll F a
Sunday morning.
, Senator James A Franklin •<
............
-ui Austria
If'* »*«!«! •n the
Williams. 27. was slain In hla Knrt M y m , h1,| ntbp P,,|ir , it.. $«»*» *•*•»• *'** I nf »»•*•
leai-hed l,v M>« Mig Fuur foreign
. 1*1,1*111
1 iI’l ’ v.®' ^ w f*’
la-iter dinners ate ill passing
|lt» lligliwit; I1* link aa |»t«• ministers in F a ils last month,
wL*.h. h,r- . ” r Bn rn."nth.-?!7 lax." Rep. Chailes K. Bhrppa.d .• I i*■•%f•»I Ipv Mr II v
follow . Mm
Tlir I’ aris agreement conceded
her arms, was shot St. Augustine said the same tiling ,
posed bridge Russia extensive oil right* In east
sha triad to escape.
l.f tfitUl iii *• llv rl flulll ill*' I'* small corner Austria. It allowed Russia pro»llr, <Ills M ining!'
body waa found along Ih. ^
highway about 50 yarda from
BiiU R^P- l>fwey •ffill 11vm »»f I f Indian Mniilid Vi age traveises perils* of the I'anulie Shipping
a sever* strain on a pilot,
day holiday wa* 6 28 in ihe three I reterans, and It J* proper for
^grmMtdav'of tVieaumme'/but a I
home. Tha baby suffered ahouldn't be called hack until af |M,-,l>ve"l bet's fan., ala.iit one Company in MolgaHa, Hungary,
Although basically an F-80 stan day period in 1941. This year'* them to laad out and bring heir
.nil ralM sTonn s^
WOlln',• from
several shotgun ter Jan. I. I0M» "because I 1.* ..... ..
„ .r ....... I*.,ff Romani, e* well
j„
Aua*
dard J*t flghUr, the XF-M hae
eulhuslasm and recant experience
tumblltiB 13 degircA P*He»». bill was nol seriously Have It will lake Him! long f " ,
.eachi * a r ,lul near (lie trlw. It elv,. hound the .Soviet* to
mark
compared
wilh
571
dealln
two ftaturta which convert It Into
Into l egion affair*. The value of
“ ry.,
V ^ r Vo Kur‘ »he slate to reallie with any .1*
,,f , ||p
,... I.ake turn ovet all ,M.er fo.mer Garreported over a three day pertotl
a apeclallied Intarcaptor type:
t(.MIa**« oa Ps«e Tkreel
Jha
A | ...............
, , r,r-*Ur #? ld, "{,•?“ " « I,l ,Pr,tt>r
,,f rartalnty Inst how
*'•, vt
.................... .
line mat.-held ,.,,.|,*.t,e* to the Vienna
the
parched
malropnlllan
area.
A radar opqrator to locate an in 1948.
high"
against Whitt, adding:
jf nny,
fveiuif U
'.rmiiiidi* Mont.......
Hi.mI
ivtuin for a lump
.
"5— .
.
I' caused at least
'? .six
1. deaths ..,,1
. . ••■Inst
If
any. adltlniiAl
adltlonal (revenue
is 110
,,,’**11
,•|, lt
0, Srniiiiolp
I
government in i.-tinn
and ,l,*h
anemv bomber and h*lp tha fight*
'#
A
lot
nf
pEnpla
wntild
IU
c
e
In
ei|.”
,
m
m
v„
.
„#
,,
Sweltering weather serosa the
1 tglit-of wnv ! sum payment •( 4180,000,000 by
heavy damage to properly, In gel their hand* on him "
ar pilot eloaa in on Hi and an nation brought an outpouring of
! On# senator, who asked not t " |M, ||r„ , | , . , ( ,,,
vrstward Ifi Austria over the next si* years.
"aft«rbumer" device to booat tha mllllona onto the highway# headed
D i e s I n O r m n d o ! eluding boats and
The five annexes show:
hair
a
WhUt'
w
m
^
n
*
%
*
!
?
Nn'
>
M
fJ
uof*rt
l,y
following
.Is of testnormal power of thp Jat angina for vacation lands and retort*.
1 Rome rain also brought a cool w
wher# Whitt was being held. No should be no special session " » " l ,
|,„.H, P|| ,1PHI Tier*
A T Seven steas In cast A u s tria
the lane
and ♦hns^rnable tha alrnlana to Tha traffic toll, as generally *«• ••N*I. »#•«» «»« l'a a » U l l
Mra. Louise Reddlrk Wlnthl.h, j big off *o part# of m.rlhsrn WIs charge ha* bean plaeati against „ 1P financial condition nf the*
lo
it ttirou,;)' ii'-ar Wilson’s
Tw*»
(C M *
(CeattaaeP
Oa
Peg*
Star
<f;«a,law#>* -a e s i , -i«*
»C*atte**4 *»"
•«■»
peeled, wea the leader, with 2R4 77. died In an Orlando nursing1
•oici't, was appio -I Thi’ rcslfatalities on tha highways. The home Runday following a linger
drills, ini'liullug W H Rumba- Mrs. IV!. lJt II ithorn’s
Mem Reports No
national safety council had sill- ing lllnet*.
lough, rlnimrd Hint Mielr home*
Mother Died Monday
Mrs.
Wlmblah
waa
a
natlv#
of
mated
2W
persona
would
loa#
their
»iiir biillt loo rlo,r Iii the forHoliday Acddente lives In traffie mishap* over the North Carolina, going to Orlando
inrrlv propose J n"i'r which la
holiday
In 1022. She was a mambar of tha
Friends of Mrs. M. L. Rabara
hIioiiI linr.fiilirth a mile long.
Sheriff F. A. Mara today point
The hot and humid weather Central Christian Chureb.
regret to learn of the
Tlie Cniumlsslnti dltacted that. will
........
ed out that Remlnola County wa*
NKW
YORK,
July
6D
P»
mllllona te lake* and river*
Mr*. Wlmblth I* survived br
tiids ha asked for on M.000 worth of her mother. Mrs. T. M. Hole*
*y fortanata" In M stf free sent
Chlang
Kal-Rh|k
appealed
for
to cool off and drownlnga over. two daughters, Mrs. H. O. Pollard,
iraa«tau»a on r«s* T a n
man, which occured early ysatar*
rn gntomoblla aeaidanta ever tha thrte-day period wa* a record- 1 Winston Halara, N. C., Mrs. L. H.
United State* aid In combatting;
day
morning
In Springfield,
Dy HAM DAWSON
the week-end end Holiday period.
the
spread
of
Communism
lu
|
T#nn.
MW* yrapted a few drunken breaking 240. The previous high |Connally, Sanford) aaven sons,
NEW
YORK.
July
5—(/P)~Some
folk
are
beginning
to
wonder
China,
In
an
Interview
reported
to-1
WKINIlRENNKH
DIES
Mri. Ilolamau, who made hay
**»»
iiii u
i , ui
John
0.. anu
and B. T.
of uriBn'lu*
Orlando
. . ___
waa .192
lasty ____
year,
iim Hal#;
i i i i f u i , nHarry
m r r y B. of why England Is always thorl of dollar*. The aniwer it probably just the day by Clyde Farnsworth, flcrlpps-. MILWAUKEE, July 5 (/Pi— home with* her son, Charlea
Glenn •#
J. oofj fAtlanta.
.Michigan's
slgan'a hundred* of lake* tfiHnn
Howard
«A
V
writer
'
Albert
II
Weinliretiin-i,
chairman
........ .....
......
.man, had been III forr tat
savaral
lured Inouapnds and 86 person* Miami, R. M, of Homestead, W, •ame a* all too often in your own ca»e: ihera are a lot of tninp* you
Fourth of July thtt drownad In tha etate. Twenty «n# A.
The Interview was obtained s »,"f (he boatil of the sii ■» mantifac- month*. She had been a vlaitop
“ Jackson,
...................................
MIS*, and H. B.“ nf want—if only you had money eiimipli In huy th*m.
Inalenf^tlnu."
Talpeh, Formosa, wltli the 02 '"ting company hearing Ills name jn Rattford on a number of 00«
granddrowned In New ork, Including at Wentworth, N. 0.) sight •n
Tha BriUtn, and much of ihe rest of the world, are Ilka that. There year-old Gantrallssimu confining , ■""* Mil vaukee’s nblesi shoemaker, •rasiont with her son-in-law and
anachlld. are many things that the United •
laait foot In New York City when children, and owe great--grandchild.
daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Reborn
u 2*eH y a sudfrn rtAtjrf awimpad hundred.
n*arly all his publishable com- lied yesterday. He «•«» 84.
Funeral tetvfcea willI be held
___ In
Btataa has- and make* that they' let*, domestic and foreign, are menta to written answers to ques
Wetnbrettner founded tha Albert I who have left for Springfield,
the
the Carey Hand Chapel, Tneeday, want and naad,
If only they had shrinking,
tions submitted In advance, Farns II Weitthrenner Co., bt years ago Funeral arrangement# ar# In
M
at 4 too P. M. with the Rev. P. H. enough Yankee dollar*. The doller
with $M)(l capital. Ten years ago plate,
Another thing you can do to ra- worth said.
Meara, offlcipttng. Active fall•hortage la as simple as that.
litv* an aeut* dollar ahortag* Is
Chlang retired from the presi tlir film expanded with branches ‘
bearers Wlll> be Ira Johnson, Jo
Recreation Schedule
Whan you are faced with the lo borrow from tha bank, from dency o f China Iasi January but In four Wisconsin cities.
Htarman, Frank Crlbba, B. B. Mc
tame shortage, there are teveral relatives, from the pawnbroker. k*pt hla leadership of tha Kuomln
Gee, Arthur ■•ndsrson, sad Har things you can do. You can make
Wednesday Morning
The British have tried that one, tang Party. Ha declared In answer
PAIR RESCUED
ry 0. GHb*rl, Interment will be In
lf>:0<> Leave Grammar School
something and sell It for tha dol *I»o. They borrowed nearly 64 bil to one queetlon that regardless of
ABOARD fl. fl BRITANNIC far Crystal Lake. Swimming f*q
Woodlawn Mewmrlal Park.
lars to buy what yoy want and lion from IJnele Sam baok In 1948 whether ha hold* any political o f AT SKA, July f> (/Pi two Eston
need) or you can offer your »rr- and sild. "now everything will be flea ht could nav*r ."give up my ian* who said they war# fleeing boy* only.
8tor
lake." Rut It didn't turn out that i evolutionary l#ader»mp" of In* from a Russian labot camp war# , 10:00 8outh«lda School
vleee for wage or fa*.
0,
Tha British have bean trying: way. They ran through Uia 64 Chines* people as long as |ndu rescued from a home mad* sail ’ t-y .m*^
at one, too. They havo been billion with remarkable speed. pandance pad freedom
I* yat lu be boat yestatday by the R. 8. Brit Form a Hobby Club, m*k#_
*
marker*, paper elephants,
M boosting production a* much ai'Than the Marshall Ban earns achieved.
annic, bound for New York.
possible, but they ar* having along
, in give them nxwa dollars,
The two, Helmuth Button, 37, —Circle run, Crow* am)
about a billion a year. In spite of
NEGRO DBOWNH
and Vnllttr Harps, ’ 20 , wer* suf Contle Tag ami Link Arm
Wednesday After#
that they ara
OCALA, July 6, OP)— Nathan fering from fatigue and exposure
half billion ‘
iel Harris, 87, of Raddlck, was when they wer* rescued from their
That la, they ar#
dtowiMd last night while bathing 26-foot craft. Tbay aaid they had
mar* than they
at Paradis* Park, negro amuse bean a month nt *#* and Uwlr
third thing
ment park raatnUy opened by the fust waa exhausted. They gave
thrir d*«tiaatlea at
4
operator! ci H im Iprlnga.
S
Legislators Favor County Demands
Extra Session In | Action 0 n New
July Or August Highway Route
1,500 Attend Holiday Celebration No Break Seen
And Barbecue In Park In Oviedo In Long Seige
01 Hot Weather
Officers Search
For Killer Of
iJlv,Twp Californians
W r K r . ; ! ! U. S. Death Toll
Hit* Record Ott
HttKday'Weekend
Russia Tlemizes :
Rill For Quitting;
! Austria At Meet
1/4
With Robot Pilot
., -s
Mrg. Louise Wimbinh
&
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VsTis;
British Dollar Shortage Stems Chl"Xfd Againrt Red..
From Desires For U. S. Products
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Spending Plan
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
1949 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
«Tn-Yotiih
Talent Contest
~
Wayne McCoy was winger In
a youth talent contest conducted
Wadnstday afternoon at tha
Tourist Center aa part of a aom
fast which was anjoysd by 71
boys and gtrla attending the
City racraatlon program.
W ayne won unanim ously w ith
9 hi* alnglaa of - HJdent. In Tha
Sky". Lethe Smith drop many
laturhe with hla rendition of •
redo eonunerclal. Shirley Flak
lad tha group tinging with Dorla
Milam aesempanylng.
Mora than 60 boys enjoyed a
swimming party t t Crystal Lake
on Wednesday morning. Giant
entftaldsr Tommy Cataldo had
c h lr*a of tha party.
Other activities during tha
weak, Mrs. P. M, Gingba, re
^
ll« ,IM < H IC -■ *•» . « » , l
San Lando Springs
Holds Beauty Contact
A beauty contest with bathing
suite barred, will be staged at
Sanlando Sprints July 4 to a
tha Sanlando Jungle Quean. A ll
contestant* must wear sarongs,
according to B. A. Stop#, manager
of the tropfaal playground.
Ta bring an authentic tench to
D" original a g r a g s to ha
In tha fm t o n ln Sprtm
•how, Mr. lio n # declared. ’
More than JO Central 1 T__
toautles am Mated to via far tha
a) Dorothy
c i Uf L | ~ *;-r
to y will totfato
t f *
>
F R ID A Y , J U L Y 1, 1949
ported Jobhunting;
Employment Jumps
4 8 9,000 In June
A w o d it c d P rcaa Leaned W lra
mony Is Not Per
missible In Case;
Dulles T e s t i f i e s
WASHINGTON. July I (fp) _
N E W Y O R K . July I
fe d
The June wave of school-age eral Judge S am uel H . K au fm an
youth* leeluiig job* booited unem today ic lu ie d to p einnt die fo r
ployment to a teven-year high ol m er w ife of C o iiu in u n il G e d ia il
_ P m k V n t Tnm an railed in top
w military official* today for a <&*•
cpuion with him and hk Cabinet
of what tha government's spending
plana thotild ha for a year from
now.
It wai tha fin t formal aeation
on the budget for the fncal year
beginning July I. 1950, and end
ing June 30, 1951.
Mr. Truman haa to fa t hit pro<Jw pou lt ready for Congrett by next
January. They are made up th»
way:
Fint, each govamment agency
tubmitt proposal* at to what ap
propriation! it believe* it should
have. Tha Budget Bureau hold*
hearing! on ihete. Then the Bud- |
get Bureau and the White House
ita ff pul together an over-all bud- I
A get to tend to Congrtu.
Secretary of Defense Johnson
told reporter* that for the fint
time, the military will be able to
tell the Prttidenl at thii time ol
tha year what fundt will be needed
for tha tucceeding year.
"Our budget (planning) it run
ning about four monthi ahead of
tchtdule." Johnton laid.
Is
r a
P artly cloudy through Saturday
wlfh occasional Ihnw era. Light to '
moderate south'* e»t to ao u lh eiat
w ind*.
,
N O . 224
Unemployment Mrs. Eisler Is jCoplon Is G iven 4 0
Reaches Seven Rejected As
Months T o 10 Years
Year Record Hiss Witness
O n Spy Conviction
3 ,7 7 8 .0 00 Are Re Judge Rules Testi
Top Military Offi
cers Assist Presi
dent With Budget;
Labor Fight Looms
WASHINGTON. July I (JP) -
'l g
Johnton did not ta y how much
* tha m ilita ry w ill a tk . The budget
fo r the arm ed services fo r the
p rta tn t S te a l year— which began
today— la ovar
116,000,000,000.
T h a t la mora than one-third of all
fed eral cpendlng.
Johnson bathed to re p o rt*” ■*:
• n raaethMt o f th e J ’rM ld jn * and
ji
3 ,7 7 8 .0 0 0 .
E itle r to le itify in the Alger H it *
Reporting lin t today, the Cen- p e rju ry trial.
T h e judge m ade In * ru lin g a fte r
»i i » Bureau *aid two out o f three
ol the new |ob-hunter» managed m r i v two hour* ol ditcuitron
to find work So the number of between opponng cornel in the
employed a im io*e, leaching 5 9 ,- I judge '* ch.imbei*.
The p im pertive w itneti. M r*
6 1 9 .0 0 0 T h u i t to p i to fa r fo r
19 4 9 » n d L a te ly b e lo w th e o ne Hede M atting , w a* to have Iralitim e g o a l o f " l i x t y m illio n jo b * . " fied for the government in rrhutCompared with May. thete were lal to H u *' testimony. H ei hom er
husband, o n e detrnb ed at Am er
the haiic change* in June:
The laboi force in m a te by ica'* number one Communist, re
1,415,000, employment went up cently fled ih it country at a stow
9 2 5 .0 0 0 a n d u n e m p lo y m e n t in aw ay on the P o lith Im ei Batory.
H er prevent husband 1* Paul
i're a te d 4 8 9 ,0 0 0 .
T h e June to ta l o l johtcsi was M a ttin g , a w ilie r and lecturer in
the b reatest «ln re the 4.IHI|I,(MM) sociology at K u lg e it U im e n ity .
fig u ip In F e b ru a ry , ll't'2
H i m . hi In* teitm ionv. Lad <uT h e s ta lis lii-* looked b e lte r th an
uim e go vern m en t e x p r ila lu tl an- te ite d that Le had nevei met M r*.
M rlp a le d T h e y hud f r a r r il the M a ttin g
Judge Reeves Says
He Okays Verdict;
Defendant’s Bond
Is
Set At $20,000
Seminole County
Citizens Request
State Decontrol
W A S H IN G T O N . T u ly I (y p j—
lu d itli C oplon today wav leiitenced
to 4 0 m unlh * to 10 veaiv in pris
on for spying for R u itta
The
tinv h m n ette form er lio lic e D epa r trnrnl w orker heard the ten *
te rn * iiu flltic liiiig lv
Alternate Rids On
Pr opos ed Switn
Pool Are Sought
A lth o u g h the p e d e ra l H o u u n g
A lim it tune before h eating h er
A d tn iin ili.v lio n h n Id le d te n t con p eii.illv. .lie m ade h i u n p a iu o n e d
tr o l* 111 S e m in o le C o u n ty , * it ir e m
d a le m riil to I edei d |m |je A lbert
a tte n d in g the h e a lin g on le n t m n
L . R eeve*, hut did not avk fo r
t r n li lavl e v e n in g a ik e d d ie C om
mercy
m in io n to ha ve ih e S ,in fo ld aiea
A ctually, Judge R eeve* p a tte d
d fc o n tro lle d h v the S ta le in o ld e r j
a .,
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. ' t w o ventencet— 4(1 m onth* In 10
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1 « , 1of the in d ic lm *n l ig u n * t h er, and
ta in ( ilv M a n a g e r ( liffo id M r ,
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one to lin e r v e ils m i llie vec*
Kihhon lin t nioinillg
City . A lloiney
,
. I dwin
1 , ,
' olul ( theft id * r < Iris ) fo llllt.
dim tuber i
11,. -iftp u ln ir.l. hovvcvci. Ih n t th e
w a* i.k e d lo d ia w up a levolution '
, („• ,.|\c » l com u r m i t l y .
to tluv e lle c i am i viihimt it lo i 1
.lin t lie fo ic p a - oig letili'trce,
action at the n rxt irg u la r in e rtin g 1Judge Hooves viiut
Last n ig h t o n ly lin e .- out of JS
[ H io ro u g liK approve of the
W hen courl reconvened a lte r th e
4,(NMt,tHtii m ark In unem ploym ent
lo d g e H re v e *
d tic u itU m m the ju d g e '* ilia u ih e is , citlscn s present s u e foi c o n tln - 1'"eidicl <>t the nu
m ig h t be topped In June
.
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O f the l'-’.'i.l'tll) a d d itio n al inb* Ju d g e K a u fm a n declared
I bond of 4J0,til'll Her old bond
developing in Ju n e, 721.U0U w ere c o u rl ha* ru led th a t tin I M r * . M c K ilih in revealed
' lie ie f 10.1100
.H iio iu a tic n lly o * *
on fa r m * nm l ‘J 04.000 I'lsefh ere M a s tin g I te s llm iiliv '*
R e iim tn g of tlir a re * west of
*d T h e lncrea«e In n o n -fa rm Job* m ia ta h le Site w ill not be called I ’ o plai A venue and boivit-i-n F irs t p lrril w ith the ria.-silig o f senteft* V
w m a c h e rry d evelopm en t It end as a w itn e s s "
• m l S ix th S tre e ts to allow con
She .* also iim lo i $20,000 bond
M r * M assing, a native of V ie n stru c tio n of homes of 000 .square
ed a steady decline th a t began
in an espionage co nspiracy case
In Decem ber am i ha* l«-en the na, was brought h e ir to co n fro n t feet of flo o r spate was ap p io ved .
m ain point of concern over the Il ls * la«l D ecem ber, sh o rtly before A SIMt foot fro n ta g e south o f the in N« *.* 1 ork
I'm le r to d a y ’s ventence,
M il*
lab or s itu a tio n *ln re the decline re a g ra n d pit c In d lr lr d the fo rm e r S ta te M a rk e t aiea wa> ir to n c d
I'o p b m would be e lig ib le to a p p ly
fle c te d reduced production and S ta le ilr p a it m m t o ffic ia l for p e r fro m lesid eiiM al to coN iniercinl
fo r put ole in Id m ouths, should
fa r lo r y w n rk e i la y o ff*.
ju r y it w a * th en th at H is * denied s ta tu *
she lo i the npi'cul hei a tto rn e y
C om p ared w ith 1**1 y e a r, the k n o w in g I n i H e r e lt n a t r d th a t
M ore action w a * taken on the nunouui e,| would n* nuide
d ate w a * lr»s b rig h t, iletw een den ln l frim i rh r w lln e ta stand la s t sw im m in g paid project b\ issuing
.lodge Hrt'Vt** i, i m nrneiided lh a t
June o f 1U4K and o f 11*41', there Tiienday
In s ti net ions lo Donovan It 'a n , a r- t h r e i i l i n t r tie - c i v i l in "«e WOJohn Foster Dulles, wlm M 'l '« r - .........................
w as. In round fig u r e * , a 1.61111,000
fn r an alt nr nute
m nHiiausa im r « a «
*<*>
decrease In to ta l em p lo ym en t am
»t'di |, su
ed „ns* _a .ictiiiltn l w itn es. s r-lo id a y , .bid
. . callin g f„
for, rig h t inch p u u rrd
a p ra c tic a lly id en tical Increase In i con trsd n loil * p a rt of llis s ' tes concrete w a lla , and w a lk * aix
u n em p lo ym en t
tin in lty
Goorge Stine, local machine shop operator and immediate p u t
Inches t h b k in s tra d of eight Inches
T a k in g the stand s h o rtly a fte r s i fo rm e rly specified
’?K« n o n -f« rin « *c to r of *he ee
president of tha Rotary Club, wat elected preiident of the Seminole
(C a a ttu s ta O a H e * H a )
the d e fe p s t rested Its case, D ulles
.1
L*er to allo w b id d e r* a re a
Spartans* Association at a tenting lest night »t the Tourjti Center. He
te s tifie d yesterd ay th a t la t t A u
r«
tuccadds George A; Spent,-Jr. '
gust he asked H iss to q u it a.* sonable le n g th ol tim e to fig u re
these specificatio n s, postponem ent
George M affelt wat elected vice preiident; John Meiich. trenurcr;
head of the C a rn e g ie E ndow m ent
«I MMII*. lift* »M I'MMF t i l t
p
fm In te rn a tio n a l I'ra c r
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b e fo re C irc u it Ju d g e M R . S m ith
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tran sactio n s in S an fo rd d u rin g the
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In it a llP f l
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I •" accepting the presidency M r.
lh r Lord M nlor Com pany, which jiro m o tin n S ervice. Inc. o f the
to
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i m. g a $5 , d a .ly Lw age,
i i today
n » in l S t in r i m illI In nliiu
(r h, f Hcminolf*
I ou iriy
F o llo w in g the b u ria l o f M r .
huseliuii I H o lly H ill, and for the jia^t three t'h a lk u r In I T io lu o tii, s ta te d M r.
past p re s id e n t* (I. A . S peci and 1 1 ? h i , f c o l M , , , , f < ll* er ^
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ei «m I j In r., .1 dckfuinvillt*, Rt'VPiHif MnmpH ^ h iu p Ikf*lwt*fn * lit* Orlm ul**
eun cern in g t lir death w hich led
fo r the association.
p rn tm n ile m a m l* 18 m n n llit.
on the deed file d a t the C o u rt | | „ r s and tho S a n fo ril G ian ts o f , ■h i ' V et nek ^iT** l'll* "*• H dV i 'v i i w
him to snxpert (lu ll it lm<| been
N eed o f an im m e d ia te m e m b e r
lire union, in line w ith
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ship d riv e w as stressed by M r.
M u n ic ip a l 1’a ik to m o rro w n ig h t , K '
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,))1M e h a .g e of Hie due to rm ii'.e* o ilie r th an a heart!
m illio n !, as g rn e m lly hellevpd.
S tin e. R a lp h L o ttin g and R a le ig h o lh r , union* througho ut the « ' - • ] ot her la rg e ,1
deal In vo lvin g « , fo r th e purpose o f i aiding fund . .......
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has liecn
set b y
tm n. h a * made p en n o n * il» num , Tm tfl h u ild in g and
K in g o ffe re d to aid In th e d rive.
id BOO acres of ,m w hich to prom ote S couting ar
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0:30 A . M .,
Lttrdil am
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tntl I* 1* 1• F*4>
k i t „ W a i. i,,,, Judge rfrnitb
M r. Speer th a n k e d members o f her one dem and lor tin* year'* { p ro p e rty in th e Lietn
fo rm rtf
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John Senkerik, member of the '!'* * . " ! ? Cj * t.,i0JlL , fin.r
ha r gam ing C ii r y ile r C o ip o ia tio n i N o rth _C h u lu n la , m
th e »a|e^ of C,.u
rt,.nt y md, u rin- g the com *htg a yea
§ g • . Ii fill. II1« vh4;1'
1101-'- l'l,B v, llwt* il , r(.|a
w*wtia.sv- . , Sli
w h e th e r an o rd e r shall be g iv e n
i(
r
th is p ro p e rty fu r *4U.500 hy tin
T h e Scouts w ere achedui e*l to ( „ M ’bor|1 M « r. 17. 1«VJ in Sweden fo r the autopsy
Senkarik G lu t and Paint Company, w ith him d u rin g the past y e a r am i | ,
o u tlin e d m a jo r accom plishm ents. I , u * D a ily ,e l*c te u it.
Lak® C a th e rin e Land Co. to N et
a g a m * un June ii. but
_____ ________ _________
In Ids petition. A tto rn ey O v e r*
wai yesterday initaiied a* preti- H e pointed o u t w ild life m easures I The eventual action by F o r d ., son S. C h a p la in and G eorge D sponsor
it was postponed hecaus* of ra in
,
e
» *» .
tContlnusit lln Pax* HI * I
idanl of the Seminole County Jun w hich the re c e n t s ta te L e g ls lu - ,v ln rli it repeating tl* w a a e -lre e ie S p ald in g o f D ade county,
T o m o rro w n ig h t's gam e Is ta k in g S f l t l l O M l U o y H W i l l
ior Chamber of Commerce by Reg tu reI foiled
failed to pass
pats and urged th a t ,
r
. ,l
i OI
------------------------------------the place o f the June 22 cuntest
A (* u tif| f 'lt it m
W illO llil
'W e a rc ex p e c tin g a la rg e crow d | A I I C I I G k ^ u l l l l l
V
p* ,,ern ,ot
T o r ir lu
gie Moffett, diilrict vice preiident the ■portamen back le g l.la lo r a i ,opo‘ * 1’
have
Interest
game a n d !
,e ,1
^ ,e *hdu»lry.
I O le lT IB
_
at th e g am e to m o rro w an d I w ould
for th« Florida Junior Chamber of who nav* the interest o f g a m e ___
A num ber of S a n fo rd boy liew ild life a t heart. T h e onsoela-1 But union circle* thought n !
S t t t t e R e t u r n H o i t U ' advise S a n fo rd people to get lo
Commerce, and retiring President i Hon, he eald, was M presanted a t | wou|d be a ta le bet that p e n .io n *|
th e p a rk * a r ly to he assured u tw ven the ages of 1 am i Iti u i*
________
C arl R. Hague r>f I'm m V alley,
fo in g to enjoy tw o w eeks of fu ll
Gordon L Bradley.
w ill he tought elrew h ete if F o u l
A d eleg atio n o f m e m h er* of the good ■eat,” L e e S am uels, enm ity and outdoor a c tiv ity because of ( P a. re c e n tly p triv h .i.e .l a 12 aero
Scout d ire c to r asserted th is m o m
Alio initaiied at the meeting
tli?* w a n t) h e a rtc tl
of Ban t r a c t on tht* C o in rirv C lub R oad ,r
give* in . G en eral M o lo r* i* opei S an fo rd Business and P rofesshm D U S T Y BOO TS
lug.
at the Touriit Center were Vice
fin
d
civic
clubs
am
i
In
d
iv
id u a ls . 1n e a r T w in l.u k r . b.ss >!srte<! C^C*
tm
a
under
a
tw
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ln
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b
w
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be
present
Mem bers o f the D usty Boots sting under a tw o -y e a r coniraci t
“T h e tickets sold fo r the June
0r|m n d o B u i stw tlor. torn***
dectared H 'r m a n F M o rris , who s tru c tlim of .* n< w
hom e
and
Preiident* John Sheppard and M al R iding Association w ill c alib rate ty in g w age*
the cost o f living i ro w a f | F rnoon to m eet and con- 22 gam e w ill he honored at the f,,F tki 24th tim e , w ill direct the plans lo landscape and b e a u tify
colm MacNetli, Treasurer George the Fourth o f J u ly M onday w ith a — hut even here union circle* have g ra tu ls te the tw o g irls sponsored g a le to m o rro w n ig h t,” he added.
g ra m si C am p W in o n a lie s ' the e n tire tra c t, s lid ttayim in d K .
K n o t hole g an g m em bers w ill |
William*, Secretary Dr, A. W. barbecue to be held a t the old eipie*»ed hope of getting peniion* b y the H u b a t G l r li ' S ta te , T a ils
D eLeon K prin gs fro m J u ly I I B a ll, re a lto r v im handled d ie p u rH
enry
Lee
d
a
iry
fa
rm
near
the
lie
a
d
m
itte
d
to
the
g
a
m
e
,
M
r*.
P
hassee; M ls i M a rth a C hapm an,
Em m , Jr., and Directors Karlyie
tb ro u g h the 2drd
chase fro m M a ry F F a i l*
IC a a lla a e e Oa P age a is l
R iver. A sign w ill be
tre a x iire r o f G irls S ta te and Miss M . G ln g te i. re c re a tio n a l d irecto r
Houehouldtr, P. M. Gingles. B. F. Welclva
T i lt num ber o f boy* a tte n d in g
A n o th e r i r r u i d e il nmioonced
placed on the W eklva Road to}
announced
th
is
m
o
rnin
g.
D uncan B a k e r o f L a k e M a ry .
'd ie cainri is lim ite d to 60. A nyone hy M r. B all w a . d,e sale o f the
Gana*. William Stamper. Robert m ark tho location o f tho fa rm .
M ra. S a lly M e ro W illia m s , pres
ROTARY CLUB
{w ish in g to sponsor * hoy » ' the W a rre n Phelps hom e an I to iscrea
( C iitts s U m r * « * a u i
HOSPITAL Ain
A ll m em bera who Intend to ride
There w ill be no m eeting o f th r id en t o f the clu b, w ill head the
l , 4i,i p m ay contaet M r M o r n * at |„ L a k e M a ry !■< John W Duhson
C
ollections
o
f
I4.1S
w
ere
ysster
horse* to the picnic are a ik td to R otary Club M onday on account d e le g a tio n w h ich w ill In clude M rs
I (be H ig h School
and S. A D o b b in . of B erea, Ohio,
F IB B IN G LICENSES
meet a t 9iS 0 A , M . a t tha church o f the Fourth o f J u ly holiday.
B, K. C h ap m an . M r * . P. M . flln - d a y tu rn e d over to Jack R a tlg a n ,
----------- -----------------r r . * ; .
I M r. and M rs A W
A n sley,
m em b er o f th e F e rn a ld -L a u g h tm i
g le * and M l* * M ild re d W illia m s .
Old flahlnjr lleenaei expired yet- near tha C ountry Club and Lake
R C IIIt O E D E K W IN S
o p e ra to rs of An d ry 's D in g S to ra
M em orial H ospital drlv« commit
and today Judga Douglas M a rv rood. Mem bers o f the A ss n -,
tovtov on
YOUTU DANCE
O N D O N . J u ly I. ' 8 't —
on P a rk A cm ie. ir< e n tly p u rLEGION MEF-T
tee. by a ne^ro com m ittee headed irhLro
B te n itro m 'a office waa crowded elation and th e ir fam ilies a re i
A dance for hoys and g ir l* tak
e d e r, top-seeded f a v o r i t e r j,flset| f , , im m ,
M r ., H orace
w ith opplteonta
s ppll
(tor now lleomea. Invited to attend (ha barbecue.
The M onday night
m eeting of ] hv P rof. J
V
|i
Ing p a rt In the C ity recreation
T he “c’omm I d e .C included C harlie I !» ? "*!'■
fi?iL™ .!r™ .t.in F nf."h n '" , , , n ' *<"«*•*■'*> 'be ,maiffl
C am phell-Loailng Post 63, Am eri
George A. Stine Is Elected Head Ford Asks C10
Of Seminole Sportsman Association To Postpone Its
Pension Demands
Overstrfet Seeks
Autopsy On Body
Of Joe Chalker
Minr Onerntors Give Jacksonville Firm
U Idea To ChalBuys City Property
IftiKe Lewis' Order
Mrs. Anna Li ml berg,
7(i, Hied Wednesday
Mouts To Sponsor
FSL Ball (Same |
h
Jaycee President
Ceremony Is Conduct
ed By Reggie Moffatt,* State Executive
Penney Ivnninii Buys
Twin Lukes Property
program and fo r other teen-ager*
haa" been caneelled t<
In ] Gibson, M . Singleton, D r. J. <’
In Sanford w ill be held Friday can Leg Inn,. haa
‘ “
R ingilng. A lm a Hurston, the Rev '"day,
evening at the T o u r iit Center. allow m em ber* to attend Fourth 1
FtnaeUl A l . r l . l e m . n l l . nU nn>,t °t J u lV f e it lv H I* * being p u t Oil * • “ •
.............. ....... i
R a ri HeiVl1. ^ i a . C L L PJ m i . I bV O viedo M e m o ria l P o s t 243, Freem an and W , C. S tapler.
<i-4.
fmlvmd C henarnnaa ' [ i l l t l
Q O n llO W ty , com m an der
t i n ^ V * n .^ s v ‘’nruhny h l*£,w * y l” 1 ',l'” *},*'* *n’1 “ T!
m aking extensive alle rstlu n * and
lii.,.l t ; . 3“ , V , ..............................
Fnrit Deaths Occur In Church,
R
State Fight In C zechoslovakia MMto
I3L,?1” I~‘l r-V ■nnouiM-q JAC KSO
N VILLE, June SO-f/T)
— Marshall Dunning, 68, cartoon
Jahr l — VP )— A t l*a*t N o Communist policeman Were
rissis s f e js r a - st
ta d aa undalemned number injured in rioting between
Manufacturer*
Diversify
Outputi
faithful and gorammenl adherent* in Slovakia ncontly,
report* teaching high diplomatic lources hero.
• added that the situation in this intensely-Catbolic
To Meet Demand! Of Americans
i g E j g g ta-r heIncleave
gorvereawtt suggestlona that
NEW YORK, July 1 - lfT V -C o
with a bulled boom on
for a ntmmer holiday.
Oviedo Legion Post To Stage
Diplomatic, quarter* war# In their bond* could taka a (ip from what tome war-babie* did when their
' w 1en«g reetotaton
r S clined to ovalData eautloualy of, buiineuei
collapted V-J day: try something new.
Hero and there finna,
their
products aron't selling
July 4 Barbecue,{Celebration
Slovak anti-Oonm uallt aatirltr- ,
In Sbo ebarehNavartbaloao, they aald, tho ro- so well, are putting their
engineering talent to work think
u n n in g d ie s
5
9TT AA ^RKKEEROJifnaC
S
J u n , ^3 0-^HP)—
0 ^ ) Concon
*"*44 UtHlHlllJi IH)| vRllUHlI* , fa«®|nn
1st fo r tha Jacksonville Journal for
»ix years, was found daad la s t ' , nx here last month w ere in iro n lg h t.ln his auto o f a hsart a t-M u re d In th e ir circuit court tria l
lack. H a waa a native o f C ry s U I today. T hey were not Im m ediately
Springs, Mias.
.
1 ,rs d . howevsr.
I
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mpanie*
_
„
port about a t least * mall-mate
>0 a lt y t lon, dtp- partJaan activity were pwaUtont
•aid, tha governThaaa renorta aa d tho , anti
............................ C o m m u n lS T w lU d
thamartUa
Jaaoetk. Ur*
Tha f
•aid to
finding
eipentivo
pretent
ing up new onee. You can alw ays*
-
•-
P R E S ID E N T O N C R U IS E
W A S H IN G T O N , Ju ly l o l1) —
P w s ld en t T ru m
Indaptrufence
D a n.
‘, iM
spend
the
. ken(|
Rt)„xrd
.. . - ■
-*•••
,
F re ** be. is ta r
< b».le-« G.
R<>»* *■!•! I" h iy M r rn tm ari w ill
leave to m o rro w m o rn in g fo r •
-------------------(c ru is e on th» Potom ac lliv s r and
C h esapeake H oy, re tu rn in g M on
d a y aftn ru u u ii
T h e P m ld a n t's d a u g h te r. M a r
g a re t, am i some frien d s o f her*
w ill go along.
Roes said the President doe*
not plan to go ashore during the
Many citizens of Seminole County are expected to travel lo Oviedo cruise
Monday to attend the barbecue and celebration which is again being
THE WEATHEK
D o n 't le t y o u r eom psuiy's spe s tru c tu ra l steal shape* f o r b rid g e *. staged at Sweetwater Park by Oviedo Memoriel Post 243, the Ameri
can
L
egio
n
.
c ia lty , o r Ita o a m o , d a ta r you.
T h e c h a irm a n o f C n itia o -W n g h t
J A C K S O N V IL L E . July
Bom a
s tra n g e
b ed fallo w s
are aaya b it e n g in n a r iM
Another big event Monday it the beauty conleit which will take
ta la n t
Is
H IG H
coax monay out o f an Am arlcan's b o w lin g p in t, dynam oa a n d b o ttle
pockat fo r aonsathlng new.
fille r s , o ffs e t p rin tin g praaaaa and
fo u n d theaa d a y s In p ro d u at H its. aerateh ln g
Ita
'ro llo aU v* haad
•L ik a th a c o m p an y th a t m akaa tu b - th in k in g up new pt ad na ta f o r a
tm a rtn o a an d b o w lin g p ins, o r the
oration th a t alread y haa quite
Io n a t h a t a u k e a lo a o m a tlv u and
s t You probably k n o w | t fo r
iw a a h ln g m ae k ln oa.
airplane engine* and p ro g e lk ri.
•ubeldlarlea a lto ta rn o a t ta x T h a p r a a lto n t o f B ta a trle B oat
a ha s ag
n
place a t SanLando S p rin g * w h e r e *
in v a ttra c tiv e young ladles, a t ■t tha C ourt House open until
tire d la satonga, w ill v ia fo r noon. O ther offices w ill be closed.
prize# and a sarong donated by The Poet O ffice and banks w ill
dose. D ru g stores w ill obasrva
D o ro th y Lam our, noted
Sunday hours.
tree*.
Stoeaa. groceries
and
other
Tha w a ll shaded and a ttrac tive
scat a t M tia a s a la to n fo rd w ill ground* a t S w aetw ator P a rk wiU
w a ll aa o f- provide am ple fa cilities fo r picL O o t s n t o u lc ln lf tj
t o w n l O t t t •'d e c k to t t o
tnss
B irm ing ham
C incinnati
D e tro it
Dodge C ity
Philadelphia
S a in t Louie
Ran A ntonio
M o n tre al
93
94
90
97
U
97
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•m
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8 Si
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Saving Tax Money
England Faces Former Nazis Are
Trouble In New Being Courted By
Medicine Program Austrian . Parties
TNI WORLD TODAY
wai ke tktraSTiS
•H U M a a r t i N ,
W attsaabr
J S S P V 'H * " ’
sWji'tarjs.'sa
F B ID A Y , J U L Y I , H 4 t
TO U T
prearrlptioo
" •
Iw s fla a g his
: g re a t wealth w m M s avskim T vim
» ••
w » r that
la s t
•* «elear
z i V t . .------- . .
g - y * . r* ? t f , r >
■■■?
tre a t
w ,f
wtsHh
Ib is young
M iv a a S dlatrlbute to ths
W9tr, and thou ahalt hsvs tresaurs
■ heaven— Lu. la.-as.
, . . I* wa» a bi«*day j„ th, „ews
ilh Judith Coplon_____
r W»‘* r ^ ly
yw
.with
plon found
- -r b u Iris! nearing
• •••• ^conduw h v iit
Caldwell winning hundred
snd dollar tuil. T a ll labor
iu ad in the Senate. John L.
a------ spandoning "No conlracl,
i f f work policy, Du Ponl empire
N d i asd girl who shot ball
■f l a m adjudged insane. It made
H iWah of tha old days when we
Wgfb always lookini "fo r some*
tfciag lo fill up with."
•Judith Coplon ha* been found
■4lly of being a Russian spy.
Tbs significant thing about this
; IS !uot
»U
that she was a spy, or
There in a difference o f opinion in the Senate over
•Hr D E W IT T M A C K E N Z IE
whether Congresa or the Preaident should bear the onus u t
A l* F o r rlra A ffa irs A a a ly a t
trimming government spending, brought on by discussion
o f a bill which would call on the President to make cuts of
T h is l i C an aila'a b la d a y — an* |
five to ten per cent in all government appropriations for the
new fiscal yean One group of Senators has been circulating
J",
ja a l to u vote, others are against ‘X h W l
“ y Wrth" ,y 'j
a petition to bring the proposal
it, arguing that the responsibility for trimming costs should
A n y th in g w hich In clime to the
be assumed by Congresa and not dropped in the President's h e a rt o f C an ad a la cloae to the
lap. .
o '
t■
h e a rt o f A m e ric a . Thus It la w ith
In their way, both groups are right. The President, a ffe c tio n a te ic g a rd a th a t we e x
through his authority over the executive branch of the gov tend o u r g re e tin g * across a boun
which, a f t e r a ll, IS o n ly an
ernment, has w id e p o w e r to control me
the expet
expenditures of dIma ry
a g in a ry lin e ao f a r a * f r a
rf executives have hesitated to use te rn a l fe e lin g a are concerned. I t
their power to reduce expenditures arbitrarily, being content n le a a i'i ua m ig h tily th a t to a ll ,
to 1st the departments and agencies spend the money appro- Ir tc n e i w e tw o n a tio n ! a ra aa
priated by Congress. The proposal to make a flat percentage one, a lth o u g h e a rh lx Jealoux o f
__ _______
rr. - r _______ _______ittedly
unscientific, but there IU R ovurelnly,
cut
on all appropriations
is uum
T h e priilo in aovu reig n ty, by
are few if any of the government units which could not get Ih e .w iiv , lx aom t'thing to lie re
by despite th ecu t.
m i-m iiered fiy w e llin r u n in g Im t
At the same time it is properly the job of Congress to fo o lu h fo lk w ho babble about tw o
fix the amount of government appropriations, and It would ; nation s Joining under one fla g .
be passing the buck to call on the President to cut them. If J h * t Juat U n ’t In th e e a n ia , and
Congress should pass the measure calling for the
cut, |po|,a' or ^thV"" frlsndihlp whlih
taxpayers would cheer, but at the same time they would
cheriih.
probably give Congress a cold look which would ask: "Why , ,,„ r
nc|tth|M)r ndirger than
didn’t you do it yourselves 7 "
1 w e a re t e r r it o r in ly ) has every
There is no good reason why both Congress and the rig h t to he proud on th is "!ndePresident jhould pot U eM . the j . X of cutting ro.t». 11 thoy
H p M ^ -o nyatio
.,rn.
did, something might get done.
to accom plish w h a t C an ad a has. i
A x Ih ls colum n re c e n tlyy ipointed
0
-^■■n
out, (.'uiiadu I iun played
a leadln
ding
role In the evo lu tio n o f th e Hr I- ,
tl»h C o m m o n w ealth In to an
eociatlon o f w h o lly indepe>ider.t,
Return O f The Uke
'sis.
money nnd m s le rla
New hospitals or naw hom es?
W hich comes fir s t In a n atio n
so short on housing th a t soma
people h a te w alled h a lf a U falim e fo r a s o lu b le p la re lo
lire ?
S hortages, the p o stw ar bugaboo
o f tire u t B rita in und m ost o f E u
rope, w ill com plicate th e c a m
paign fo r m ore doctors and d en
tists, too. T h e re a re n 't enough
teachers a vailab le to m aks tha
tra in in g eusy. A nd th s natio n
could use m ore u n iv e rs ity m edical
-cliool splice, too,
D espite these facto rs, hqw ever,
L a b o r w u iiis to eocouraga th a
• 1% ly o f m edicine hv o ffe rin g
tim e .fo u r th s o f the places a v a il
able in m edical Schools on n
scholarship basis.
T h e m in is try o f H e a lth s a tlm n tcd u shortage of 45,1X10 nurses and
suid it wus seeking to im p ro ve
the sltu u lio n th ro u g h b e tte r w ages
and w o rk in g conditions fo r ureas.
IV .ila h i has 21,000 gen eral
p ra c titio n e rs uf which 18,I U
h a te ag reed lo w ork Ih e a s lliu ia l h ealth Insurance scheme.
T h e rest a re contin uing Ih e lr
p r lta le practiced. i? ie means
a p p ro x im a te ly one doctor fo r
every 2.100 B ritons. B ut the
d is trib u tio n U bad, Ih e H e a lth
M in is try said. M ost a u th o rlllta
nxree one doctor
fu r every. .
.....................
t M I H O S T O f A M IR IC A 'I first Hug it told to L ittle K eren ( le ft) nnd
I ’utrlclu D ullard by C uinm um ler H ubert llom iuu rr a l thn H ubert P o lle r
lh»tI, V F W . in U rooklyn , N V , u t part .if the observance of J u ly All). Alsu
ce’ebiutlng Ihe SUIh u n n lv c ita iy uf the V eterans of F u id g n W a tt, llie
N ew Y ork port t h li year It honoring the m em ory of l.t llu r m t llu ik u b a i
and .Simon C a rle ly o u , w ho te r veil Id the H cvulutlonnry W qr and m o
buried In famous U arknloo C em clery in U tu u k ly n , N . Y. (fn fc rn a llu iia l)
iU jw A W A S H I N G T O N
achv In g o v e rn m en t e ffo rts to cope
w ith costly potato surpluluscs of
recent years. L ast y s a r. fo r ex
' a m p le , th e h arvesteil acreage w h s
j the sm allest In n e a rly seven decades. Y e t the crop alm ost etpiul
led a record set In 104ft.
I F a rm e rs p lan ted fe w e r acres
1
Hy O V III A . M A R T IN
to potatoes Ih un th e governm ent
Aoaaclatad Proa* F arm Reporter a llo le d th e m . Y e t the crop exceed
W A S H IN G T O N , July 1 - ( A * ) - ed the goal hy n e a rly 20 per re n t.
Threate o f new fa rm surplus#!,
W h a t happened? F a rm e rs ap
;.,j
w ith prospects of a re tu rn to p lie d m ore t e r llllte r s . T h ey used
governm ant production controls, t h s ’new est M k M u . T h e result
raise this qusatloni
w as a g re a t Increase In the yield
envern
per arm.
acre. T
T hh ee go
vern in
m en
en tt cut
ru t the
the
Can governm ent planning of n«r
farm
output keep pace
w ith 104V p la n tin g a llo tm e n t fo r pota
toes below last y e a r's , hut another
science T
W ith fo reig n m arkets fo r many s urplus la Indicated.
B ig problem s a p p e a r to he ris
ag ricu ltu ral products fa llin g o ff
and w ith Im ports o f soma corn- in g In connection w ith corn sur-
Science Assists
Fanners Outguess
U. S. Planners
duction o f a num ber o f commodi are possible In yields per sere.
L ast year, fo r axam plo, 44 per
ties.
t day by day oclence ia allow cent m ore com was produced on
„ i*i improving housing ingY e th
e fa rm e r how to produce 8a per cent few er acres then the
' ia Sanford, particularly m are and
« d m ore on Use and less average fo r the IVRV-H4 period.
F a rm ers are quickly learning
1 tactions, and ia and w ith
fow
hours o l labor.
ith fe
w earr ho1
th at they
can .........
Increasa
yields. . leading
--------------------- ran
—
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ia
many ----------------j|ja« Uko Sanford, This tu g -o '-w a .r Is
da bats the e ffe c t -1 and re tu rn s -tre m e n d o u a ly hy ap •Ira to dabs
oved ysstarddy with fa rm lenders
Ivenaaa o4 ons o f the m ajor mens-1 p ly in g fe rtllls a r-d re a a ln g to corn
'• f tha housing bill urea
now authorised by law fo r 'd u r in g the grow ing season,
to construct 810,- holding dawn
iwa fa rm output. T h a t! E xperim ents In N o rtn Carolina
•its in the United
la tha acreage allotm ent. show that without such side dres
the yield avsreved 88 bushels
peat seven years W hen the g oven uaenl dacldea sing,
a n a cre a t a cost o f 91.84 a bushel,
, o f 1 30 8.0 0 0 .0 0 0 there la naad to red nee production
of a crop, it eels up a ayetem of F o r ty nounds o f.n itr o g e n boosted
acreage allotm ents. U n d er It, the th a yield I I huahele a t a coat o f
gittt federal and A g ric u ltu re D ep a rtm e n t sate a only
dy 84
' cants a bushel.
tha Moral |ov- production.goal fa r the particular A n a d d itio n a l 40 pounds o f o ttboostad th e y ie ld another
MW* third ol tha crop. Then It says th a t on the trogtn
* * * *
* •* l
*
**
baeia o f post average yield per Jfe bushels a t a 1 coat o f only 44
acre. It w ould take an m any a cn e ante a bushel. S till another 40
mgnda boosted tha yield another
o f jn n d to produce the goal.
l i t ue suppeee th a t 0 bushel* a t a coat o f 66 cents a
a production
bushels of
Si
m
____i be aam iM
) advantage o i
.
There are shortages o f labor,
Ukuleles ure salt! to be on the way buck, thunks largely
to the popularity o f Nuw York’s present musical comedy
. . .
,
I
success, "South Pacific.” A Pacific Island musical drama
Tm I
would be Inconceivable without the drumming notes o f the n .ln j lll|,.,| „ y w „ r ld W a r t>n,.( w h e n '
ukulele.
, I saw m uch o f th e dom inion troops I
Back In World War 1 days the ukulele trailed every I in F ra n c e . The C an ad ian s took ‘
one’s footsteps In residence districts on summer evenings, no nonsense fi» m anybod y. T o
Then about 1085 its popularity stopped, perhajiH la'cause o f w»i»hasi»e th is , when a i.ody o f
MARCH OF EVENTS
then soldiers took tip u new pn
the growing appeal of more violent music. The tikti ceased sitlun in th e lin e th e ir fir s t bus
C bngran la Da Nothing
la r l l n A ir l i f t H o t C o il
to Ire the constant companion of youth, and went into the iness o rd in a rly was to ta k e o ff
Umbo that contained those other once popular Instruments, th e ir tiio irs a m i engage Ih e K uAbout Thisotsnsd Oaflcltf
Each of U i S I Par M o n th
glish on e ith e r side in u b a ttle
the banjo and the mandolin.
Speeiil lo C tn lttl P r u t
Neighbors would prefer It much Irettur If the members of fists. Once th a t wus settled
the C anadian s donned th e ir tunics
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A
H
M
I
N
U
T
O
N
—
T
h e re la a stren g th en in g belief on C a p ito l H ill
of the younger generation took advantage of the return of and lu rn e d a tte n llo n lo the (le r th a t Congress m ay do nothing u U iu t the th reaten ed govern
the ukulele, and serenaded their evening dates instead of muns.
m en tal d rill It fu r the IVf>o lls ia l year
summoning them by leaning on the car horn. The old SpanT...............
h a i saint .......
s p irit .....
in i|ie.............
lle d the
A high D em o cratic leader w tio has been pressing fo r action on
ish custom would be an Improvement over the modern one. ('iniudiim guvcrnmcni i<> fighi a
P lts ld s n t T ru m a n 's fo iir-U lllo n d o lla r tu x Increase request co m .
—
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great hallla fur separate retirem e n trd "T h e re seems to be little enthusiasm la
tiL !,. r\»,
sentutluii in tlm l.euguu of Na-!
Congress fo r In creasing taxes."
S n i p VJJ trOUL.
lions —u hnttlu which she won.’
T h e trad er w ho Is close to (lie W h ite H ouse,
Finally In 1U:iI the historic s t s - 1
In d icated lie ill,I not believe th ere w ould tie u n y
What Is the difference between a ship and a Ismt? This »«»*• of W e s tm in is te r was loirn in
effective r u t in the prealdent'a 4 2 -b illlo n -ilo lla r
budget, and thut Congress m ig h t a d jo u rn w ith o u t
in a qumtlun which TruguVntly gclH landlul.UtrH into troubln '.tlniltnw ''Ire''auton^moua''*’ c o t
of the nature oi the
confronting the South
teamed from the letter
______ I in The Hereld tail night,
which s minister of tha Goipe|
HP#* to the defema of the Ku
Uao for healing men and
. who had fallen into tin.
bet# ia Iho Good Booh we
i fe 's h *' "Judge not. that ys
Jt judged,” and elsewhere,
th s mob w si Honing tha
►the Savior laid, "Let
is without sin cart the
g.* And when no man
I ie ts a e , He turned to the woI g a d ’ said. "Does no man coosad ihe nnewered
petitlve products Increasing, the pluses. Recent studies on use of
d H i said. "Neither do I A g ricu ltu re D ep artm en t faeas ths fe rtilise rs on this v ita l livestock
Urns. Go sad sin no problem o f cu ttin g domsetlc pro feed crop show th at vast Increases
w
In it* ncw ly-an n o u n w id cam paign i
to m uke itociulised m e d irin e hsre
l the t>c*t nutionul m edical service
in the w orld.
The labor p a rty execu tive dis
closed Its plans In broad outline
in u policy s ta te m e n t on which
Laltor w ill c am p aig n fo r im o th e r
fiv e years In o ffic e in n e x t ye a r's :
general election.
The goals: m ore hospitals, m ore
doctors um l nurses, m ure dentists
— and th e construction o f h ealth
centers to dlepenso under one
ro o f nil th e " fre e " ben efits o f ths
h ealth —s d iw iH trrit f a m ily duct "Js
services, p ie - and p o s t-n a ta l care,
child w e lfa re und gu id an ce c lin ic*,
and
u ll
necessary
la b o ra to ry
eq u ip m en t.
One m ajo r problem In a a u tshell: p rio ritie s
K
Spy far Russia. Spies are rather
remMan in this world and have
k fb * . throughout history. Tho tig- In v a c a tio n nuaiton o r a t o t h e r tln ic g w h im th e y m a y be u x - niunities."
blncsai thing is that iho had worm- poiusd to l i f e o n th e w a t e r . C u ll a H id t-w H tu r tw tim n n 'H a h ip j Thus, w hile ................ the Com*4 hsr way into iho Juitico Depart- U bout and you havu really got ilia (hinder up.
monweHlth nations is more promt
H»l right under ths very note
In xullinir days there wuh h clear-cut rule. A vettael «f *•* •»•«* world heritage than is
with n bownnrlt and three or more properly rigged mmdH t-snndn, she has developed a
. iMirBi.
____W“e would................
think to m
fscs would be ai red si I i 1. a s id p T Y n y t h t o S les s w a „ u b u a l W i t h . t ^ m a h l n . a m j S S T ........ ° f " " ................
m' w
islivf who had hit pocket m o to rith ip a t h e r e In n o a u c h e a » y r u le . T h e H u llo r w i l l te ll
| f yu||r c„ |U IIIIlU t
lo
or the top who had his y o u t h a t a n y c r a f t whleh c a n be c a r r ie d a b o a r d u a it ip im . H|M.ak w llh con,id ein id e assurance
Its. There ii, s i c o u n t,. a b o a t. That’s all v e r y well I f y o u cu n nee t h e b o u t o n th e about tin- Canadian (ample, it is
I (Map as being tolerant to- s h ip , b u t I f a m id d le -s iz e d b o a t c u rrie g a s m a ll b o a t, does perhups w ith jo s tlfic M lIo n . A m on g
the fondest m em ories o f m y laiyCoaununiiii. There is also I
hood a re the m any days spent on
r f W m s i bring loo folsvAnt i t * * 1^ * ^ * ^ * ^ 0f . ig n d s m w i, s e a m u p s h o u ld w o r k t h is the old hom estead ' which m y
Won good.
•~
Scotch g re u t-g ru n d fs th e r hewed
t h in g o u t .
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IIy K D W IN A . S H A N K S
I V IE N N A , J u ly 1- . . . . ... ,
A l* N m u fe a lu re a
(N a ils , once th e .‘•untonchablre" o f
LO N D O N — Labor facts trsubls (<?•>
5 !,
Sanford Forum
It aswill
bout
’iff ,
rd Heralds
natloaal
to t U M i d i h *
P W
* T h a jg l-
T S Sl
H is
com m unity
became
the
Seolt'h Kldgc — a settlement of
G o d -fe a rin g ^ h ard w o rk in g I're s h v le rla o s . Those w ere th e dsys
when the pnslor o f Ihe idd K irk
used to preach serm ons lin e n
hours lo ng, um l had u glass o f i
Scotch w hiskey on th e p u lp it to :
help him ulong w hen h a lf w ay |
th ro u g h .
•
| Ills re lig io u s fe rv o r descended,
f " r "> * X /a n d fa th e r «*•«• "■ X « " '‘ J**’ f * n ll,Y " M'''‘ [
n ig h t and, u fle r re a d in g aloud
th e H lhle, got os all dow n on
o u r knees w h ile ho p rayed fo r
h a lf an h o ur. A s a sm all lad 1
used to f a ll asleep, and when
g ra n d a d got th ro u g h w ith his de
ta ile d advice to H eaven he w ould
shake his head a t m e roprnvlm rtw .
th ro u g h oftan th ere was a tw ln kla
In his eye.
fllnca those days I havs toured
C an ad a and ta lk e d w ith fo lks In
a ll p a rts o f tha c o u n try. O ne can
not f a ll to com e a w a y w ith the
Im pression o f an u p rig h t, s tu rd y ,
progressive, k in d ly people. T h e irs
is a frie n d s h ip w u ith c u ltiv a tin g
am | c h e ris h in g .
I t Is giatd to know th a t C anada
and A m erica, hy agreem ent of
our governm ents, stand together
In defense o f the western hem
isphere.
So again, felleltatkm s on this
grant day fo r Canada.
Czech Church Purge
lOaaMaasg Freai Fees o ea)
raatad and other represslva msai urea have bssn farth est advenead.
Thla also has produced renewed
anim osity among th * Slovaha tow ard tha Caachs. Recently a busload o f Csseh tourists was atoned
and curead by Slovakians who ae<
cuaad ths visitors
o f selling out t?
•l»
the C om m unist! In tho church-
Florida.
m
„ i
out o f th e N ew s Itro n sw lck fo r
est hack In the e ig h te e n th cen
tu ry .
^ fh ih b llh o p Boren was said by
aourcaa close to him lo have de
| r d irt
cided to a lt tig h t and fore# tha
O Boy! T hla heat la. no eovarnn^snt to make the ne^t
a ffe c tin g you.
wave
fo a r e d ito rla r o f Juaa. Bttth, in • H a has been secluded In hja
pa Ire- "Store since Sunday. June 18, w hap
srmsrs Ooa»n»unUt heckler* shouted him
VIlttj*
o u t^ o f th * p ulpit It^
lq St. V
C athedral.
doing a n y th in g a t a ll about the d e tlrlt.
In th a t even t, lie pointed out. if expenditures
exceed revenues, the governm ent w ill have to
engage in ilcrti It lln u n rln g d u rin g th e n ext llarn l
year, beginning July L T k la w ould Increase the
m onum ental 2ftl-h iliiiin -d o ||a r public debt.
M r T ru itia n fo recast a deficit o f 600 to 700
m illio n rlollars. but congressional ta x experts
have predicted It m ig h t go as high as th re e b ilIiun dollars.
O ne out. short o f h ig h e r taxes n r decreased
•pending, rem ains. Congress could adopt the priqxw al of ||e p . W llh u r
D M ills I H I. A rkansas, requiring corporations lo speed up th etr tax
p a y m e n ts Th is w ould b rin g in 4.6 to 4.8 billion do llars lo provide
te m p o ra ry relief.
•
s
e
e
• O P E R A T IO N V 1 T T L E H F I N A L E W hen the M erlin A ir L ift Is
n n s lly stopped. It w ill save e v e ry m an. w om an and child in Ih e
U n ite d S tates about o d o llar a m onth. Il l addition, the end of
"O p eratio n V lttle a " w ill in rs n th a t:
I — T h # M ilita r y A ir T in n s p o rt H e rv lre . fro m w hich hundreds o f
planes w ere siphoned fro m Ihe v e ry s tin t o f the o p eratio n, w ill get
enough planes back to re -rs la h lls h in fu ll its p o s t-w a r routes in
the I'a rifle and C o s tin e n la l Divisions.
'T h e N a v y w ill g et back the 20 ta n k e rs diverted fro m re g u la r
operations to the "Sea L ift " w hich delivered a to ta l of 121 m illion
gallons o f gasoline to Ih e A ir L ift.
3— M a rin s and N s v y ofTIrers. m en snd plsnes reassigned fro m ths
P acific w ill go back lo Ih s lr posts, stren g th en in g ths U n ite d S ta le s
In ths v ita l F a r E ast.
T h e A rm y and A ir Force, lo th ra ilin g loudly fo r tra in e d men,
w ill be able to la k e hundreds of A ir L i f t personnel fo r placem snt'
In ro m b a t and tra in in g units.
H ig h ra n k in g officers In all th ree services agree th a t the B erlin
blockade, poaeibly designed lo w eaken Ih e A llies, has had Ih e exact
opposite effect on A m e ric a n arm ed forces.
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•
# N E W T Y P E W A R P L A N E — A m e ric a '* lo p aviatio n (IfAlgnrra ara
w o rk in g on a supersonic fig h ter plane w llh • re v o lu tio n a ry "a d ju s t
ab le" w in g th a t m ay conquer Ih e problem s o f dying
fa s te r th a n sound.
M avah lo
T h e U n ite d S tales, In tw o short years s ta rlin g
fro m scratch , has learned enough about supersonla
W ings lot
d*ght to ba able to build • vast force o f w a r planes
Ptonoe
I f An em erg en cy arises, b u t—
V
T h a toughaat kn o t to bo unraveled w as how lo land a supersonic
plane, w hich had to have aw epthack w lnga to dy fa s te r th a n sound,
w ith o u t spinnin g In a t low landing speeds.
T• hne
a an
a nsswweirr la as w
wing
m g buum
u ilt around
uroumi a• spar
spar w
Which
hich runs from
fro m .w
.wingin g -
‘ bros A u a trts n p a rtie s .
Ths courtship Is threatening
bit*
g-e«tsbllehed .V ..
long-establls!
ween the rig
I f h t ,w ing
_ Peobles P ts ty
m m unlel
(O V P ) and the anti
S ocialists.
The C om unlsta, who nre mere
..............
.. r e tirin g in, th air pursuit
shy and
o f nasi v o tm , hope th is m ore
p o w e rfu l riv a ls w ill knock *a c h
o th e r out. T h a t w ould p g v a 't W
w ay fo r a C om m unists coup such
as those In H u n g a ry , K otnauia
and Cxechoalovakla.
An estim ated 100,000 fo r r tr r
minor N azis w ill ba allowed to
vote in tha national alactlona b rx t
October— tha D rat sines IM S . T h a t
Is n lot o f votes la A u s tria gad
they could aw ing tha balance ol
power to e ith e r the 8oeloU«ta or
the O VP.
There isn't much chance the
N a ils w ill vote com m unM . Rn#
there Is a good chance th a t. I
aver tha N a ils vote goes, i l w ill
break wide open the
governm ent which has been in
power since the end o f the w ar.
F o r the last three and one h a lf
years the O V P and tha Soclgllato
have been w orking In fa irly cloae
harm ony.
__ __
On
all m ajo r legislation they
have presented a combined fro n l
a g a•In
in s t the
ure m in o rity Communists.
„
T h e O V P has n m a jo rity In pgclt•m s n t, but shares m in
inisterial k — ,
w ith th# Socialists. Ths last Com
m unist m s m b e r.M the AuatsjAt*
cabinet reiltfn ea In December
IM 7
in D rotsst a g a in s t th a e u r
rency reform
law .
fo
T h a present parliam ent has M
O V P members, 16 Socialists and
four Communlata. '
W ith
election day drawing
•loser, tempers ' ares fla rin g and
b itte r charges a r t being nurw aThe Communlata, who fig u re to
lose a t least one o f th slr p a rlia
m en tary seats I f th ey don't get
the N a il support, pin th a ir g re a t
est hopes on the chance th a t the
coalition governm ant w ill ip H t.
T h e y have already made some
progress by lu rin g several extrem a
leftw in gers Into th a ir camp.
Socialist sources claim th at
Julius Rash, fo rm er m lleter and a
leading member o f the O V P , ha»
2.000 p iille n u would provide I discussed a plan whereby 26 p e ril# B rita in h s lle r hk ealth
tio n . m en tarv mandates and other poli
..i» k atten
.............—
Ten thouHund overw o rked den- tical plums ware to be traded to
tin t*
now
uro
p racticin g .
A N asi leaders In exchange fo r N a il
g o vern m en tal d en tal com m ittee votes.
said u n u lh e r H.UUO could b« easily
Raah tol dthe Associated Press
used.
he had m et w ith some fo rm er
"T h u years ahead m ust be N a ils to discuss tha coming alacm arked by ih u steady developm ent tions. H a declared, however, "N o
o f ev e ry p a rt u f th is g re a t mandate*) o r other rewards w a r*
schem e," the p a rty p ro g ram said. uf fared and M ine w are asked."
. T f h c r e . m ust be nu pause u n til
He> *W d hSIudW I A f t i t N i t i f t l M
the h e a lth centers ure b u ilt, u n til later o f the In te rio r Oasar H al
hospitals U 'ds in p ru p e rly equip m e r o f o rder In
ingg A u siltria n police
ped b u ildings ure Im m ed iately to "spy" on members o f tho O V P ,
uvuiluh le fo r every case n e ed in g ,# i pei'Tally
O V P m em bers
o *f p a ftla •la
1
Ih en i — th e sh o rtag e affects e x -lm a n t.
ip e c lu lly those w ith e a rly tu b a r-l
jtaab said th a sole basis o f hie
culnsis und th e chronic sick— and I negotiations
w ith the fo rm e r
u n til I here nre enough h e a lth JNssis was the rejection by them
w o rkers, liv in g and w o rk in g In de- „ f (he N asi Id e o lo g y ,. th e ir A4lcont conditions, to do the full Job." m laalon th a t Naslsra had sauaad
. 8.1 .................
W nd
A* p p ro x, —
im a. .te. .ly
per cent...................................................................
of terrible s u ffe rin g to a ll menh
B rita in 's popu lation has signed p articu larly
' A u stria
..................*
and "the dt
duty
up on the public h e a lth lists of all rig h t-th in k in g A ustrians to
fu r tre a tm e n t a t the N a tio n a l strengthen .th a fro n t agaiaat. tha
T re a s u ry 's expense. T ire load lif t ,"
'
and dem and fo r aerlvca la
The Socialists, to n fld m l they
h eavy.
w ill assume th a m a jo rity veto to
E ven la-fo re Ih o s ta rt o f social the next parllam an *, have given
ised m adiulne, xurveyx showed firm w arning the O V P la th re a t
a sh o rtag e u f KXi.UOO hospital ening tha eoulltlod by e o u rtto f
lo-ds. I'u tirn ts s u ffe rin g fro m tu Nasi votes.
.
berculosis som etim es had to w a it
The Socialists nawspapets A ra y e a r o r sven tw o la 'fo re th ey belter Zaltung accused tha O V P a l
cuold he a d m itte d In to s a n ato ria.
"c o m m ittin g , treason: to ..d M zjz?
T h e squeeiu fo r h o sp ital beds cracy" and declared - lf the ■O V P
r| Is
so g re a t p a tie n ts a re h u rrie d caanot daslda U g iv e u p It a fa a a lo n g a fte r o p erallo n a in o rd er to c iMt pp w
u *t
t , I f I t c o n. tin u a l. to_ _gaak
fre e lo.>ds mure rapidly. Aa
..............
alliance w ith tha
raUea o f N
» agas |H>sslbls they a re switched lo lam, than wa a g n iMt i------aawtiaua
,
convalescent centers or to thoJr
own homes to complete recupera
tion. W hen a patient la abqut to
e n ter a hospital ha algna a card
confirm ing ha w ill rep o rt on a def
inite date and a t • certain hour.
O therw ise, tha lied goes to soman U fln n lln
T h * i.IL .i
1 11 A.. . 1 . 1 .
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..
.
T
one else. Em ergency
casts, o f
tipn Ito
w ingtlp. Ths
pilot w ill
t» aids by "push button"
methods
to
course, are expected and
sweep the wlnga back fo r high *|>eeu ami forw ard fo r safe landings.
rentage u f beds a r t held open fo r
The wlnga also w ill he adjustable upward to provide a tre a te r
them.
"brte" in the tlun a ir o f high a ltitu d e *
la b o r's goal can’t bo accom
plished overnight.
, 1.
" I t ’s something to ba doae In
___ months a re bright le a f und shade
KUrai uom m on SSCnHC tobacco, corn, cotton, peanuU and the next fiv e tu tan years," a
•hogs, and the prospects for these. P«rl/ J»P<>ktsman aald.
By H P U D 8 J O H N S O N
, crops are fa ir to very good. , jj*h irU e a a re dream ing a f
health
building a p a tte rn a t. to
M id -y e a r finds F lo rid a farm ers Farm
■ . ers are pleased„ with , thslr!
........... centers
thronghaat tha
In sound sconomle condition gen-1 tob* e« ' croP* •rYnwr?,,y * m' >r*
tr ia l araaa a f B rita in to handle
a rM ly and looking fo rw a rd w ith
.S
th * naltonal health acheme.
high hopes ’o f . u^ s m w ith IM r • £ } ^ . ^ ‘ ^ . ^ V ^ l l * 7 ^
Tha medical prafaaotoa M a T
crops fo r the tost h a lf u f 1IM6.
• IHf1 ,l,T
* * ! * * • * ' I - * 1,1
•ppored to th * Idea o f h ealth
M
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k
w»H.
th
la
ysar
s
corn
corp
should
N e v e r before was tha tru th o f be a
one, w llh higher yield* re n te r*—o a ly tha Im ponltltot o f
tha old adage " I t la an i l l find than n past years fro m la rg e r them on n cannty-w lda hnata
turns none to fo od"_brough t out
regardlere o f w hothar they ara
more fo rc e fu lly 'fo r
to a T to rm lf* o K h lc ^ la 'r e T a tlV jd y I
growers than during tho 1848-4# . m i l l , U In good condition, and t h o 1 Ground has Just been broken fo r
crop y ear. Aa averyone know*. prtea proapevta nre consldnad tha fir s t health center alm ost •
year a fte r tha national health aordrum s ju a t aa Florl.lq's fin e fr u it good condition, w hich means •alia- vice started functioning. I t la a a
crepa was coming on In henvy vol- fa cto ry yields and adequate fto d elaborate |7 4» ,IQ 0 project fat a
u m *( bat fre
C alifo rn ia ana
and fo i ^dg■ In the toto sum m ar and new London County
, e ie a1 In ciaiuornia
olhpa W re ta rn
f S l . b o g p ric e, m ay show ' a In g area to StokeIt
fo r F lo rid a citrus
ia shooting upward 1jow nw»rU trend, hut farm ers
should Ui ready In 18*0.
policy o f dem ocrat!* cocpavatlon,
w hUh has bean o f ao g ra n t a h t f p
*----*-----t Lth
a aaat# d iffic u lt F *a M
during
Tha N asi w ho will
to vote In tha alaatlona
tobar are only thoad a ffe c te d ,
tha A ustrian am naaty fo r
N a ils . M a jo r - Naato h a re i
bean given thato fu ll *W U
but th ey c o n tto u a -to * o n tr ^
•I m oat o f th a ir fo m p r
h in i(|
JACKSON
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al t a s» 4 jr« tI Mt
According
f ig u r e * f w /
tha~Fioridn.'
la th a
areas, ereb serving pi
80,N O person*.
" " l i waa 'reportH that th# Cato*
buy- munlats have been trvlng to In
•Itia s , duce him leave for hla summer
' M b supply•••nation at hla country re*Wane#
.........................
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b u t that ha had declined.^
tojoyed a nlto
"Thar want to gal him eat
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T H E H 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
PACE
TH R EE
. 1 _____
Miss Betty Sasser
Honored With Shower
z$oaal
e arliest
exam ples o f ,
Mrs. Hoy Entertained A mAemrico na gn folk
a rt a re g la s s w a fg
blow n s fte r ftnuis by R U M
I By Mr«. W. M. Scott |objects
w o rk e r* fo r them selves snrl th e ir ,
AndPersonal Activities
frien d s, fro m the fa g end o f t h *
M rs. K. I. H o y was honored an glusspot.
T u esd ay a fte rn o o n l»y M r * . W .
t a t l t a i P a l m a r R a y — S o c ie t y E d i t o r
M . S cott
w ith n p a rty nt h e r
hom e In M a y fa ir .
T h e honoren
plans to leave in the n e a r fu tu re
w ith her husband w ho re tire d to
d ay a fte r s e rv in g fo r a n u m lie r
o f years us in nnnger o f tho J . C.
Penney C o m p an y, G u e s t* rn lled
MONDAY
T h e m e rla g e o f G eneva V an
al 4:30 o'clock.
T h e P h lla th e a S u n d a y School B u s k lrk to L ew is T a te took place
A rtis tic a rra n g e m e n ts o f roses,
C U k a w ill hold a m o n th ly m e e tM i nn June 20 at 12:00 o'clock w ith
foi g e t-m e -iio t* nnd z in n ia s w ere
a t th a hom e o f ei»». W . M . M c K in J udge D ouglas S le n *tro m p e rfo rm
used III d eco ratin g
th e room s.
a t 901 M a tn o lla A venue a t in g the cerem onv In hie c haam
mbbeers
r*
M r * . S co tt w as assisted In s e rv
a t th e C o u rt House. T h e couple
tuple
in g by M rs . I I . C . I l e l i e l and IMtOR.M IIP I-.N I2 : l f i P. .XI.
TUESDAY
w as attend ed hy
by M r. and M r * .
M r * , f). L . T h ra s h e r.
.Xtsllnres 10c • K v rn in g a 4 4 *
j T h a D a u g h te rs o f W e e le y C la i* R obert B row ning.
Those In v ite d to be w ith M r * .
C h ild re n — .09c
a f th a F ir e t M e th o d le t C hurch w ill
T h e bride w o ie a s tre e t le n g thh
Ilo
y
w
ere
M
r
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.
K.
D
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B
ro
w
n
lee,
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogcis in MGM's great musical, "The
a dame p a rty a t 8 :0 0 P . M . gow n o f w h ite linen and lace w ith
M
r
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Ile
tx
c
l,
M
rs.
J.
C.
H
u
tch
Barkley* nf lliondway." In culm by Terhnlcmur. slutwing al tb*
hom e o f M rs . C. M . F m w e ra , a sm all flo w e r hat n f w h ite c a r
Ison, M r*. XV. K . K irc h h o ff. J r.,
hh
Rilr Theater Sunday and Monday.
and B e a rd a ll A v e n u e . H oe- nation s nnd pom pom c h ry s a n th e
M rs. C . It. K lr tle y . M rs . XX'. V .
w w ith M re . F lo w e rs w ill I * m um s. H e r a rc e s o rle * w e re w h ile
L ovell, M rs. II . I I . M c t’a s lin , M r * . I
W . I * H a rrle o n , M re . C . C. and she w ore an orchid corsage. I
XV M . M c K in n o n . M rs . It. A . I
ttin g to n , M rs - R . _B .. M o n ro e M rs .. B ro w n in g was also gow ned : M r. and M r * . D. S. K. S ta r r
N e w m a n . M rs . C . L. P a rk , M rs. i
M rs . F re d S tra n g e .
It. XV lliin ris -h t, Miss H n rb n rrii
In w h ite eyelet b a tis te ' a n d (h e j le ft y e s te rd a y fo r .Winmi w h e re
Itu p re c h t, M rs . J . IS. S h aro n , M rs . i
jCtrclee o f th e W o m e n '* S ociety w o re w h ite *n d gold accessories | th e y plan to spend about tw o
M r s f . L. Hediting and Mrs.
S. O. S h in lm lser, M rs . T h ra s h e r,
‘ n S ervices o f th a F ir e t and a corsage o f w h ite ea rn e tlo n a . t w eeks.
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M
is
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H
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tty
Rose
H
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lrh
a
n
and
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and
M
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C
h
arles
Pei
son*.
E.
Harper entertained on Tut'*XXTgbt. M r«. F . I t . I
M r. and M r * . T a te a re now m a k ___ C h u rch w ill m e e t a t
dav n fie tm i.in e i o iMi nVbii.'li \ v i i i i M iss Louise L u n d q u lst e n te rta in - whose m a rria g e was a leeen l e v e n t M rs. R alp h
>. M . aa fo llo w s : C irc le N o . In g th e ir hom e a t 3704 8 a n fo rd
M r . and M r * . F re d Russell have « b rid g e p aM v* hon o rin g M r*. XV «< recen tly w ith a lin en show er in M ia m i, w ere honored las. e v e - . W ils n n . M rs . J . D. XX’o o d n iff, M rs .
rlc n B u rn e tt o f tiv ie d u . M rs.
A venue.
le ft fo r a v is it w ith re la tiv e s In A L e a v lll w ho le ft „n T b n ra ila v
____M re . R . W . T u r n e r , 916
hon o rin g
M lsa H e tty
Sasser. „ | „ K
s u it o'clock w ith a Im at , O
A iu is ta ( ’o v in u g to n , M is . K tu lor
On the fo llo w in g S a tu rd a y even C
..............
le v e la ................
n d . ().. S haron. Pa., and w ith her hw bnn.1 t r m n k c her
k A v e n u e : C irc le N o . 9 w ith
m " r r ,“ * ‘'
*" , i VorB ,’ p a rty ........a ril the " S k y la r k " g iv e n ' C u rle tt,
M rs
W illia m
W h ile ,
L . P . H a g a n , 1703 P a rk In g the rn u p trs e n te rta in e d w ith j C h a rlo tte . N . C.
M rs. It. L. C o rn e ll und M rs . XV.
fu tu re hom e In XVayrroe*. G a. T h e ? . . ! W-flT
v ’ w as 'h d d I T t h o
Vy M '
—
M i C irc la N o . 8 w ith M rs . a sm all reception a t th e ir hom e |
• p a r t y was held at the lla r n e r
i w i ■ . lY, r , y w " u S " , * « « . , , J r ., o f O rlan d o and M l and
M rs . i C . H ill.
!
M r .-a n d M rs . toby .sin g h a v e .
H a r r is , 708 W e s t F ir s t d u rin g which tim e th e y w e re h o n -!
,,n S an fo rd Xvenue w h m e
h,,mB ° " W“*1 T h ,r *‘ F K. It......n llla l n f ib is c l.y
C irc la N o . 4 w ith M r * . ored w ith a s u rp ris e m lscellaneoue | a rriv e d fro m H ell,
tin* ro o m * w rro ilr r o r iilr r i w ith 4 T h u im rtv ro o m * wvrv f i r r o n t . '
T ,,,,
M Vn ll V*
618 E lm A v c n u o i show er under th e d ire c tio n o f M r * . 1several m onths at.
.......... . ho,m* ,n l-velv hi i angenen.......... .Inula*.
w /.T t\ u m , Z ' f t U m T H l!’" S'
« ,
B ro w n in g and M r * . P . A . R o w lan d . J M a y fa ir .
w ith M rs . P . A . Row
nun igohls and roses.
shade* n f blue and w hite.' Sever^
" , ' ’'‘'V'* ,. ''V\uL*\n* '
l 0 1 1 E lm A v tn u e , in d C lr c lo !
A
pritfim
lnn
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f
m
ix
e
d
■umm
er
M
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tu
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Indies
in
pastel
dress„
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and
novel
ro
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tests
w
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in in t n t •• Itiilit'*
|in 4 t r l i l r r s s - n g n n u * 4 n m l n o v e l c o t e s t s
m - I aL
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—
41
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I .I m
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9
w ith M r * . G ra d y H e rm a n , flo w e rs were* used In d e c o ra tin g
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lee I I I *
W ith
IM
R lM l
W r»* I
the
61 0 W e e t F ir s t S tre e t.
i j i _ - IV ru iM u w i*rr l i t . m iii I M m J . N«
,
I T n ln t, Mi m ill Mi** I Hfk A ik rn ,
f'Y lM F rie n d s h ip le a g u e o f the caslnn
r
t
............. *
C o n g re g a tio n a l C hurch w ill m eet A
- j
u t Hiitrhl- 1
w
" " " v**
uddi-il ami high prise awarded
A aweet course was served |,y J i „ M i nnd M m U nlph Ih 'm i, M r . .
e h ............ ....................
. ................
^
hy 6M lsa nnd M m W tllin m K V ihh*n, M r.
• 4 th e P e ris h H ouse a t 9 :0 0 P. M . Gl C
_hrV.”
* l,mp•
l« Mrs.
J. Fisher,
see.... I high
the hostesses assisted by
son.
M r. r-and M rs . E a r l V
Y a-r!nl , Me
M r. I “ n1
u
V i, . . .
. l i t , M m . I«. K. S p r n r r i. H c rtru n f r n n r m LoK ila. A bout lf> g u fa tn nnd M m .1. K. T o tw illr g v r , M r.
and M r*. Joe W . J a r r e ll. M r . end , „M rr>. anil
»um.
8
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m
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'im
g
nnu
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and M m . ( . I*. I<"d.llnic; nnd i k9vn w
Wltl| L. M rs. W . H. rn jo y m l the evening w lth ^ M ia a ninl M m f \ K . lUm-vn. M r. Rtid
M rs. C lyd e E a iW r}w o o h . M r . e n d ; rfe u g h te r H a r .le tt plan in l«*nvr J j.^im tetK- and M r * J."".xT. M uye 8»»«Vr'.
M rs . F E . R o u m illn l. I l l , and
M rs. G aston H a m e lln . a n d d s u g h -I l)im ,irro w y,„ T a m p a win re th ey
M iss K in abet h Dyson F ro m O r
I am i a g ift was also presented to i
te r F n V c e a H a m e lln . M r . end M rs . | w |]| v |* |t re la tiv e s over 'b e b o lllando w ere M rs . G eorge P erso n *
th
e
hnnnree.
R. 0 . M e th lv ln , M r . and M ra . M a r * J ^day
a y weekend.
m id hei d au g h ters am i Ih e lr hu»Tin* hostesses served a sweet I
* U f a . W . J . D a v id w aa hostess cel F a ille , M r . and M ra . C la y to n
bands, M r. and M is R obert M enm l lee course la te In the n fle i I
f o r th e m o n th ly m e e tin g o f the G e h r, M r .an d M ra . John R odak.
M r. and M rs. M a i ion lla rn ia u
l.elseb ami M r. am i M m . rim m a *
Y h ith S e e k e r* C lkss o f th e F irs t M r. am i M ra . B ro w n in g . M r. and have as th e ir guest M u im n Him • noon. Those e n lo y iu g th e a f fa ir
AliaCaitle * n t C * T » W
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re
M
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itt,
M
rs
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lfe th o d le t C h u rch held on M onday MrX. R ow lan d and the host and m an . J r. o f C oving ton , tin . A lso
• I h e r hom e. 610
W est
F irs t hostess.
' D O N A L D IH T K C A R T O O N
to visit th em over tin- h oliday
8 i n F F L F .H O .X H D 8 1 'P P K R
S tre e t, e t 8:00 p . M . A short hush
A lso M r * . W a tts V e n to rs . M rs. w eekend w ill be M i. and M i» . J. P. V
uX- Pn TMelds,
r .i
si;
I.........
« H eg o ry
T h e S an fo rd S h u ffle la in rd C lu b
)lr«.
\
Mrs.
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gees m e e tin g w as held d u rin g_ H a r r ie tt (la y m a n , M ra . Y v e tte E d w a rd s o f P o lte id a le , Ga.
e n te rta in e d la s t evening w ith a
i H ilto n , M rs. X’ ielor G reen e, M rs.
tim e th e .g ro u p voted to I O ld a k e r, M l* * C a ro ly n V e n to re ,
supper
fni m em bers of th e T o u r*
••V Hurker,
,
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, II X
Mr-,t ,n.
Hm T h is m e lin p .d is tins long hud but _____
discontinue th e ir m eeMggs u n til Miss P o lly O ld e k e r, M laa E m m a
M r.! and M r * . S. O. Chase, J r . I V .,,
'o i
1' „ '„ i"iV r , one le g u ln i leg il tlie a le i. th e H ilt- isl C lub who a re III S an fo rd g lv
f iO .;
I Jean M e th v ln . J . M . M a y e . P. A . and
e h lldren,
ild re n . flyiln
Rydo and
nn«| Hnlly.
8 a lly , II . . . . .
t *.„
inuluiluil
ineluded Mm
M rs .......... m
in ilounliuvn
dow n to w n I.
L..s
hn Aiigeieji.
Xugeles. A
A en M
a ll tin*
the nhufflelMmiil
s h u ffle lm a id rnurU
co u rta a t
TOGETHER A G A I N I
*, Following th e business session I R a y . P ete T h u ra to n and M a rlo n , p lan tu Ileave
tomorrow- for
*•— St.I
“ • 1 ',
........ o■f’ Ningr
- .....................
»*•—•»— Smuul
*».......
prvp tomorrow
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il liiiiimIi' iI filinitrt*,
Stierf Mini Pnlmotto AveFm l
G M tftfv
H lfre ih m e n ta w e re served an<l a .Jim m y. H obby, D ia n e and H elen M ichaels,'• Kimtern Shore. Mil. toi ' 1 1
**
.* ** \i„nf/,r|„n heiulnl l»v IVrh, iiope in iillrr Hint nm* A Fmirtli i»f .Inly niotlf wme
‘ J h o a r enjoyed. Those pre- M a y *.
apend several
•veral days. They expect M*
W.'.ii.
.............. The, plan
b.nbl a nse.1 in table deem at ions. Tho
to re tu rnil to Hanfotd on July H. ""d Mi* <■■■..n.. \\ lls.
pluvlmuo- in Heveili Hills
blessing was asked liy A. C.
Included M ra . W a lte r C la rk .
,’I "H|I|I ’ it n'mv la k e Vw’;.' y e a rs ." S ta rk e
F o llo w in g
th e su p p er
D r. and M rs . I I . XV. Itiirk e S
IV c l, l . d d m e o n the " IJ U V Io ck U»"»es and s llllffle b o a id w e re e llhave had as th e ir re c e n t guest
H ig h " sol
Joyed by th e no persons presen t.
M r * . T o m ’ w n iia m * . M r * , w s I
th e ir m ere, Miss .Xlainm lim n of
T h o rn to n . M ra . C . C . P rie s t. M i * . '
M l 4»IIXb lu ll . I lid- Ill l n l , X\ liti •appiltie
.
,
M o e k v illr, N . C . She was ne
8 h ln h o l*e r, M r * . N e llie
...................lo g o I li a n i i i o v i . - s l . i i c k , i» ..............
........................
" jl“
M rs . f l T O r S te e l*
* ' cnm panled by her ........ ...a le a t
M r * . M . J. M o rris , M rs. J . .lo n e* e n te rta in e d on Tuesdey W |(k e F o re f
S|
lin in g up an im p lo s iv e .in n n ie r fo i •'
gal
„
C ra w fo rd . M rs . C. A . Pnn- ev e n in g a t H :00 o'clock w ith
f ; the in-tors' eom panv lit l a J o lla . . .'.V
. ... ..
. .
,
n f C h a rlo tte , N . C .
> . M re . N e ttle T i ll l* . M rs . T . E. show er
h o n o rin g
M r*.
L u th e r
I T w o .d tin a ttra c tio n s w ill be Peek ,M'
' ' l . 1,1," ' " ''J ' VvM •'••rtl«
v
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v
t
M
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_ U *o n . M ra . W . J. D a v id . M rs . D a v id a t th e Jones hom e on W e s t
ill W p a I p i i i .1Hi i i I m iFB*
; and M a i Ilia S ent| in "T h e W illo w
K a th ry n
M r . nnd M is . XX’ . It Dyson r e f«•t f.V
O liv e W e lle , M r * . H . II. P a ttls h a ll. T h irte e n th S tre e t. P in k g la d io lu s
i Sesxbw
lose th in g " a te planned fo i th e lad.
and
turned
on
XX’ednesduy
f
.in
C
h
a
r
>, 3'• \\>Niprii ImiilmrP#
S e ' T
R W . T u rn e r, M rs. ..............
nu g re
............
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H. F. ..es m
.................
2Uth
C
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n
ta
l
v.”
H
is
s
.v
,
|
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1ms "ven ........lu s tin g
and
e n e ry
w e re used to a t lo tte s v ille , X'n. w h e n ' H o y n ttr n il
7 till The- 7 mVIih k dull
°f °
! tra c tiv e "^ ' ".uirora’t V ' the p a rty ed the w edding o f f b.-n jla u g h tc r 7
.N**v%h
•Inun D im s , m a k in g ,, film i f - " r r
r" ' "
■ f t . J. G. W elts . M r*. M a b e l1
k mi spurt* Ht'iirp"
.
tu n . io ''T u rn e d up Toes." tells re m a k e w ith ..m ale
i
i
„
. M iss O ln la Dyson t,. D r. W a rd
h ttX
I ' mpul n r X ltlilf*
Ijm iR t and M ra i I.' R t t ir k o v
Ule she till Itm l down a te m p tin g
Roll H ope is being ill ged by
X' I
DuHn*
the ev e n in g
e m r e r ^ ' c .s s c r lls .
B e fo re
..t u r n in g to 4
MtirtilftM !»••%otloPB
ernes and ro n U a ta w e re e nJove
jo v w l i g lln f()r(| , hpy v W lp i, telatlves and R: I Htlvrr Hirftm*
te le v is it..........
beewilse il liail lo S im on and S flllls te r to eoinjMise
be done in N ew X'urk She's a u xi* n im th e r book, th is one to be on
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house nil W ils b lie llo u le v a u l i.
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concerned," his w ife re m a rk e . t r e ll o f W in te r P e rk . A lso Miss
best "XX'esleru" o f IlilH . M a tin ' it
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H an d in g ■ m il*.
th a t equipped hie hom e.
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m e e tin g o f the g ro u p since Its
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■he loves A m e ric a n short s tn rlrs .
tn -rn rin a p e l H ln a s r s
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w ith w h ic h sha Is w a ll anualnted.
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fth ln a r l r a r w h a n w e rrn a a It.
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w a y and E u g e n a 's O ’N e ill e re her
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fa v o r ite A m e ric a n w r ite r * . 8 he
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lin n H u n d a r M a lln e a
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o f th a m i l l C o n c e n tra tio n G e rm a n y w h o looks a t th in g s w ith
liln
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lin n ft re n t W o r k s
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7 :4 0 Ik 9 :8 0
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Turn ll e r e e Y n V a |a
fessor R e u te r, w ho la 89, since
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«:n n M e th n d la t r h u r r h
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would navar learn their fro m R e u te r's f ir s t m a rria g e . The
J ie e
it e p n r t fro m r o n g r a i *
I U I IN 6 1 A N 9
aauntry. except for a trip 9 8 -v e e r-o ld d a u g h te r H a lla Is
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I than. At fleet they ware a tm liv in g In T u r k e y . T h e elder
•nt Intndvtlng "THI B U M I
« * • • • " l" 'r ta K in g of D a r
at the il«ht of what war ■on. H a r r y , 86, Is « le c tu re r o f
P opular M u .In
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l ta (In n a if , when they m a th e m a tlc e a t th e U n iv e r s ity of
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en- O e rn fa n y .
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F r a n R e u te r, Ilk a hay kuaband
Is n o t a n a tiv e o f B e rlin . 8h*
w a a b o m a t H a n n o v e r, a d t y o f
OSCAR
440,000, b u t w e n t ta B a rU n w hen
a k a f a s 81, baeaaae h e r home
tm .u c
Social Calender
Geneva Van Buakirk
Wed To Lewie Tate
Ife
! M iss B e tty Sasecr w as h o n o r-,
' ed re c e n tly w ith a m iscellaneous
ehow er g iven by M i * . M o rris F o rgu»on siu l M rs . O w en F o ra u s o n
i nt the S asser hom e a t 414 M y r t le
‘ A venue. M iss Sasser w ill be m a r, rle il to m o rro w to G eorge D onald
e r d v n u i s
XVchcr o f th is c ity .
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M r . and M rs . A .h o y J u n e , have I
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o f g ladioluses and
m bved th e ir ™ *'d *n < £ f r ,' n
: fe rn *. G a m e * nnd c o n test* w e re
P a rk A ven u e to 814 M m A venue, j rnJny,.,, d u rin g thp evenln|r w ilh
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1p r l i r * livin g won by M r * . R obert
M r ..and M rs . A a ro n I). Johnson B ro w n . M rs . J. C . N e w s o m , M iss
have le ft fo r L a k e and w here th ey i f o l L iv in g s to n and M lsa Sasser,
w ill re a lti* a t Ih t'ir new homo «i( j F o llo w in g the g n m e* th « hon324 W est P alm D riv e .
j oree received m a n y lo v e ly g ifts
I fro m her frie n d *. A sw eet course
M re . H a r r y W a rd h a * re tu rn e d ( was served la te In th e e v e n in g to
to her hom e In Rose C o u rt fro m about 20 guests present.
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Fail* To Regard
Balkan Treaties
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BO YS L IS T E D
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F IP O M T H A T M A IL
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Human Rights Case
Being Blocked By
Reds, Note Asserts
W ASHINGTON. July I (J P h Tha United Stale* today accused j
SuHia of disregarding Balkan j
p4ac# treatias.
A Slats Drparlmcnl note said
the Soviets are trying to block ac
tion by the Western Powers on
charges of human right* violations
in Communist dominated Hungary.
Romania and Bulgaria.
The charga waa mad* in the
latkrt of the long striae of attA cl. by tha Western Powars on 1
alleged denials of raligious, p o li-!
tk a l and other rights on the three 1
countries.
t
. The State Department announ
ced the note was delivered lo the |
Soviet embassy here yesterday. It i
accused Russia of disregarding j
peace treaties.
On M ay 31 Britain and the Uni
ted States invoked treaty clauses j
epedfying that when disputes arise
they shall be handled by ranking 1
American, British and Russian dip- •
fomatl in each of tha Balkan cap-
Hal*.
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By STANLEY
f t g .1
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s m » e k e e
SOME OF THE
O U IW M F F S
,
On Juna I I Russia raplled th a t-
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Must fitpert Long1.
>Military Tension M r.
I Lewie. C harles Vodoplch and ftrA d-
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ST
rdoo *wi JWhb RatlyU Houaholtet . hm
vioraoa m wabBrsliip, U lu iin n in Uortion * v nj* * Iv *ap
eofflna-
,
I B radley, Raym ond Lundoulet and
kitchen sink*.
M o ffe tt, a fte r m aking the r . m .
— *—
1’ Dougins m a k e , not
In stallatio n *, urged the Seminole
FtffcU ia. J r., Jameo Fioida
F T . L E A V E N W O R T H , Kae.. C ounty organisation to continue
• f t R lp le yt flnaneo, C h a ir- dock panalo. B endlx A viation
July 1 (M — General O m ar N . Its good w ork both In tha state
man Oeorge w lllle m o , B ralley Od out auto and aviation p a rti,
Bradley said today tk l# country epd In the county.
rlna equipm ent, radio end tele
ham and T . E . Tucker.
m u it “ anticipate a long parlod o f
vision sets, ra d ar and e irp e H
" f do not naed to (ten d har*
Aleo
program
s,
C
hairm
an
D
oug
tension” In its m ilita ry planning. and d eliver a e tlrrln g speech to
w eather Instrum ents.
lass
S
tenatrom
i
public
health,
The A rm y C h ief o f S ta ff, In a1 th e Sem inole C ounty club, beC hairm an D r. C harles P erso n s,; T e ia s Engineering and M anutalk prepared fo r graduation _e» ' r ' UM vou ere recognised a . one of D r, A . W . Eppe, J r., an
jtid D r lec tu rin g Co. In D allaa, In Addlcrci.es
~
to a tw o-place pe;joqpl plane,
•% ? *
prograeiv# unite In the F ra n k O o illm a n i' eporta, Chairera) Bta.Vr r n l l m
L S f f i y -thCe f lsituation
W & . i ? 1.1
»tete. io u take an active p e rt ■tea B . F . O a h u , R . A N ew m an, m an u factu re, a irc ra ft eubaaaemI ta rtly “speaking,
la: In
All a tete activ ities and have
have I Jr-, and A . H . Btcicwitn, J r., , bllee, m ete! cabinet*, truck bodjte,
as stable ap It ’ la going to be fo r beon doing • good Job locally.” he I fo v e n u a e a ta l a ffa ire C hairm an eheet motel product* and vending
■ome tim e to eoaw.”
declared.
•B r a lle y
Odhaaat
A m e rie a a lin i, machine*.
“ In the fo u r year* ilnca V -J
Tha sate vlca preaidant request* j C hairm an K a rly la
Housholder;
The products Hat o f the ScoyUha
day," he said, “ I th ink the ad ed the Sanford organisation t o ! M t*°.u,l *.th#r \? U ' C hairm an C har-1 M a n u fa c tu rin g . Co. has IB.OtW
vantage has swung to our aide expand l u A m ericanism project “ ■ Vodoolch: a a fty . C hairm an, Itcma. A fe w arc: street car fe ra
and that tha aggressor, who was and to coatlaua tha *1 speak f o r Ef*?? . „ j ° t V toS* J r " , y * raT tokens, pins, compact*, tire *e |v ja .
ones a frien d , la now on the de dsmocracy essay contest In 8 * m - i
a a n d Jkmn P op*! youth w e l* plum ber supplies, motors, bottle
fensive.'*
*'■
Inole C ounty schools.
j j f * ’ 9 , wf"?,n
Aopeners, food misers and thimbles.
"R ath er than eapect a long
" W e have ■ tremendous Job ..-■■
— * l- .■. W eUaee
~—
and
—KKaarrly
ly l*la " i The
t , , Sperry
ftnerrv Corp.
f!nrn. mmay
.v be
be known
known
period o f frie n d ly cooperation, before us In selling A m erica to
^ I d£
f n" B iU : lo you aa th e m aker o f h y d n n H *
however, we m ust anticipate a m any people. T h e re era those U t wi l l be announced later .
in d t ] K t r ie equipment and g y ro long nerlod o f tenalon, w ith a l am ong us who a re avowsd Com
/ i i , ____ , , _
scoplc devices. You can also blgr
tern atin _
g d a y-to -day*
ay * ■Unpro
im prove- m unists. Tl»#y are w orking, and
UVledO Celebration from It m agnet W ire, p h o to -s ite
manta or aetb aek/jahlch m ust not f B M n WOfk|ng hard, to do- aw ay
_________
trie call*, fa rm m achinery, garden
be allowed to unatablltee the long- w iU l w
w ay o f Ufa. They th ink
(Ceatfaaen f r r a Passe oae>
• rector* and ensilage cutters. ^
m orning and noon, th ere w ill be a
Pullm an, Inc., la noted fo r A
'* S * . " o i\ !S S
w o , . - . i -. ”
'• sw im m ing contest In th e pool, and . ra ilw a y fre ig h t and passenger
class o f 418 officers— 865
a eaka w alk and round and tq uare e ar*. I t also makes plasties, ata\nU nited Btetas end B1 from
>m other ^
befor you Is one o f s afety. dancln in tha pavilion.
lev* steel, street c a n . end f i n d
countrlee.
• • •
,,1J realise th a t Ii f you as ta rt touting
ta lk in g
A t :80 P. M . a ta lk w ill be catalytic cracking u n ite fo r od
Today
,a f# ty to anyone th ey are ready given over loud ■peaker
, . in„ our . arm ed forcaa,
. • * , B r a d -, safe
.
________
facilities refineries.
[•T “ I V Y * have reached a s t a - ; j 0 w alk out on you.. bbut th‘ ere Is by H . O. C layton, a g ricu ltu ral exE. I. duPont de N em ours lla^a
b illty which In m y oplrdon edn be d e fin ite ly a naed fo r safely ed- tension service director, Gaines explosives and p e ro ild ^ nylon A M
the b ills o f t h t combat rcadl* ucatlon* he aisorted*
ville,
ly e c tlrirfe , rayon and a n ti-fre e s *,
nee* which w ill a v e rt dlaaater."
• C ounty Judge O. Douglas Sten
Lest year the Fo u rth o f July cellophane and photographic filth .
He outlined "the bealc Ingred- .(ro m presented re tirin g Presi picnic a ttracted m any rasldante In
General M o to r* Isn't confined to
d e n ts o f a sound long-range m i l - 1 dent B rad ley w ith a shirt and a the county to Oviedo, and an even cars and trucks. T h a r* ars re
i lU r y policy fo r the U n ited S ta te s ,, p a ir o f trouser* In behalf o f tha la rg e r number e re expected this frig erato rs, alr-eondltionars a r j
P E » t e l l s o w e ^
; which la an Integrated plan o f our o rg a n l'M Io n a * a token o f ap- year._____________ .
propellers, hollars and heater*.
iMPOWTTED VNEHD
I P w e fu lln to rttlo n ■ »* "u r m lllte ry pregtetloa fo r th e w o rk President!
G eneral E lectric ranges a ll the
potential.
'
„
■dr««tioy has done In the past year. reporters h# doean't know yet w ay from lamps to locomotlvae,
_ ^
I “F irs t, under present c o n d ltl-, M r, B enkarik SAAOtMteed tha
eggbeatera to turblnae. Ita scien
• one," he said. " It must coat much * follow ing, com m ittee appointments w h at the House w ill do. H e and tists a lio can m ake snow o r rein.
other
Dem
ocratic
lead
er*
Indicated
leas than w * ere spending now. , —---------------------------Westinghousa E lectric edde to
they w an t to get M r. T ru m a n ’s
"Second, considering the en
• I I the produrts Its nam e Implies
vlewa on the m a tte r.
*
Congress Action
emies we m ay son!atlas fe e *, o u r 1
O th e r developments on C apital an atom ic energy plant.
| , P o r c u t F o r combined forces m ust be much
S w ift and Co, packs m eet proH ilt:
more effective th an they are t o - ,
<C*a«1aa*4 g re w P a g . Oas)
Taxes — Senator M cG rath of ducts, end also plant food, eoapt
day.”
the C abinet fo r a general discussovbean oil end Ice ereem.
E a stern S ta tes In speaking ou if geffectiveness,
i m k i v 9 ( i f i « t he
n * Bion o f governm ent problems. Ceh- Rhode lile n d . the Dem ocratic n a
S in g e r
M anufacturing
_
. . . . .
, said, "nur graatest danger I* th a t that m em ber* eald legislation to tional chairm an, backed * Repub- makes sewing machines, but e la E
By A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S
I
up |n tha fancy tig h ten unification o f tha arm ed llein-eponeored drive to cut w a rA noth er day o f hot and humid | o f fu tu riim , nd commit ourselves services
rvlcea w
waa
i IJm# excise taxes, and suggested vacuum cleaners, fans, and a sur
e* a principal topic.
M eanw hile, House Dem ocratic I th a t general taxes should be In- gical stitcher fo r physicians.
w eather was n proepeet fo r moet
unbtlancBd foreti th at w ill not
Jersey Standard O il m ake* gas
o f tha central and southern pa»t* m #u h , h< f o r m w h k h m |f h t op. leadera found President T ru m a n ’s ‘ creased.
o f the country today.
fig h t agalnet the T a ft.H a r tle y L a -’
The Senate Finance C om m ittee oline, also Industrial alcohol, na
W a rm e r w eath er aleo wae fo rej j , B>p| a |nBj th a t by balance he bor L a w back In th eir own back- voted approval o f a bill to cut the tu ra l gas, fuel oil, m ate rie l fo r
tax rates on th eater tickets, light synthetic rubber, a n ti-fly aprAy
ra et fo r the muet o f tha eastern j m M n t "effactlve fores* aqual to yard today.
stetes, and no rain was forecast lh#
modern w a rfa re
The Senate blasted yesterday bulbe, Jewelry, furs, luggage, and m ineral oil fo r hum an*.
Tha granddaddy In this move
tha A d m in istration bill to repeal phona calls, telegram s, travel ticfo r d ry -.trlc k a n
| m ay th rust upon uY.
Bland. N ew Y o rk and N ™ Jer«“ And
Ahd
,C ik lh g thla balance the T e ft-H e rtle y Act. I t peieed M te , cameras and film s. In the ment m ay hava been A viation
sey. F a rm c ro p , w ere endangered w * ____t ___
|nelud, ____ w hU h can a eu b etltu t* by S e n io r T a n (R - House Rep. M a rtin o f Massachu- C arp. I t got so many products It
changed Its name to Avco M anu
and heavy loeeaa already h a v e ...................................................
be reliably contributed by our O hio) which contains the basic setts, Republican floor leader, a l factu rin g Co. I t still makes S l i t
so
called
fo
r
an
excise
cut.
been reported.
provisions
o
f
th
a
t
act.
Allied. W a can upset this equil
I t was hot as a Fo u rth n f July ibrium by com m itting otlrselvea
C hairm an Doughton (D -N C ) o f c ra ft engines. I t * subsidiaries a l l *
A fe w m inute* la te r M r. T r u
lir e cracker over the c e n tra l..*U U * m)t .tra te g k e lly , nor "numerically, man told a news conference: The tha House W ays and Means Com tu rn out radios and televlslog sits,
auto and fa rm equipment, r e f r i
yesterday. The m ercury climbed
mb* a 1t hut fin a n c ia lly , to plana which on fig h t ia going to continue a t m ittee eald he would like to see gerators, kitchen sinks and cab
la the 100 the surface seem proper, but to- hard as I can m aka It.
Into tha 00'* and cloia to
some excise levlrji removed, but
m ark from the plains statee to m orrow to w e r over ue In burden
T h e House fought
the firs t added th a t he didn't eee “ how we inets, washing machines, gaa and
It
th e Ohio v alley . B u t cooler a ir ■ome upkeep."
round lo a deadlock two months I can lose th at am ount of revenue electric ranges. I t also runs radio
fro m the Pacific northw est moved
and fife d the T a ft-H a rtle y re -1 a t a tim e when revenues ere de- stations.
So, he added,' “ ea a th ird basic ago
So you can’t alw ays te ll fro m
Into M ontana and the D ak o ta * to
neater bach to Ita labor com m it- j alining and governm ent expenses
a com pany’s n am * Just g h a t it's
d a y and some cooling o f f we* Ingredient, I consider ’ balanced te e.
Increasing."
expected In p a rt* o f tha north cen forces— as I understand balance
dine* then the com m ittee hae
P a c t — C hairm an C onnally (D - up to.
— as most eseanUal.”
tr a l states.
f .
, ,
teken no action. N o w It Is faced! T e x ) predicted the Senate w ill apw tth T u t ' * Senate-approved M R j prove th e N orth A tla n tic , T r a u n
M innesota's tw in ctMea o f M lg m
which would m ake 2 * change* in [w ith perhaps no more than 10
peepoll* and HI. P aul w ere ex by long-rang hudgft plane.
(C s i H h s I re a m
the present law , b u t retain It* e «< ! votes against It. Debate on the
pecting cooler te m p e ratu re * than
acntlal provision*.
pact la schedultd to begin Tuesysaterday when tha m ercufy
Speaker R ayburn (D -T e x ) told day.
____
______ D ull#* never mad# such a re loom ed to 9V. I t hit 97 a t Kansaa
Coplon Trial
quaat.
, ^
C ity , St. Loula and Sioux C ity ,
U . 8 . Assistant A tto rn ay Thom
la ., and 95 a t Chicago and O m
(CaatiaaaA rseae Asa* o s«)
as F . M urp hy said four additional
aha.
m en’s re fo rm a to ry at Alderaon,
rebuttal w ltn a is e t w ill be called
Crop e x p e rt* In N ow Jeraey— ytft \T |(
today to challege defense testi
40 days w ithout rain— aald loaata
He explained, however, th et this
mony.
a
w ill be 1500,000 a day unless th«T* !■ a m ars recommendation and nil Church Notkaa M ai he preaeated at Tha B r a * efflee oa the
An Indication th at the tria l, now
la rain. The s rc rc la ry o f the N ew th at the prison w ill be selected by
day bet o r* pabUcatteu.
In Its 23rd day, w ill last w ell in to
Jersey F arm Bureau aald potato the Justice D epartm ent I f Miea
"ext week came when M urphy taldA
g ro w rra have suffered heavy loa- Coplon actually serve* the tim e.
F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N
hi* has called on# " o u t-o f-to w n '*
aa* by the drought. T h e y era
Judge Reeves rejected a demand
CHURCH
rebuttal witnasa to sppaar Tues
lucky, ho aald, If thoy gat five by Proeacutof John M. K elley, J r.,
Rev. A . 0 . M elania, B. D., Paator day.
bags o f firs t gra d * potatoes out th a t Mias Coplon ba held In bsii
9:48 A . M. Church School
Hiss ia accused o f ly in g when he
o f each 100 bags dug,
11:00 A . M . M orn in g W orahlp denied before a N ew Y o rk grand
Vegetable and fr u it price* al
^ M id Summer Communlop Serv- Jury th a t ha passed governm ent
ready are higher In some »torea
secrets to W m tta k s r Chambers,
and mav Inereaaa a* much as 18
7:00 P. M . Pioneer and Youth professed ex-R ed courier fo r a
per cent. Sweet corn h i * been
Fellow ship
p rew ar Soviet epy ring- A second
hardest h it. O ther Iru a k crop*
n e rju rv count accuees H ie * o f . ly
8:00 P. M . Evening W orahlp
•Is o euflered heavy dam age. T h e
Sermon by Rev. A . 0 . M clnnla ing w hen he denied te e in g CltemN e w a rk w eather bureau aald Juna
R obert Brown and Oeorge Touhy bt ■ a fte r Jan. 1 1887.
waa tha d r le it m onth In Ih e
Dulles, a U . 8 . dele gate to f h l l
w in alng “ Rock o f A g ea“ by Johnstation's hlatory.
aton a t the m orning
worahlp U nited N ation a and R e p u b llc iir
foreign policy advisor. M e tifted
aanrlce.
f o r the apecial muelc a t the ha asked H laa to q u it We O g ii M l t
evening worahlp aervleC, Mlaa O l- Endowm ent poet a fte r Com m unist
lle B. ro rta o n w ill alng “ R ea r Me charges ag ain st Hlaa w ere alfp d
before th e Houae U n -A m e rte in
Lord" by Youae.
A ctivities £ o m m ltt*e last summer.
He said h * mad# tha rtq te A t
re, ihufxieooaro, ,n
to "relieve the endow m ent o f eiA;
F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
harassment.”
P a r i A vaaae a t S lit h BtreAt
W . P . Breaks, J r * P a s t o r
Jahn L. M illa r. E d u e atlem l
D irector
Sunday School 9:41 A . M .
M o rn in g W orahlp 11:0* A . M .
T ra in in g U nion 8:41 F M .
a ll m inutes a p a rt last u & 9 Hi
R v M ln g W orship 9:00 P. M.
W ednesday Service 8:00 P. M . Sing W ag P rlaon’a eleetrt* e fa d * .-
rM
W
Jaycae Meat
ilSS0W
ado
1..
SE
T
W aitkus’ Bullet ? ! » « ! ? “ W anner Weather
Son Sentenced
S t S S SlSfSuS.To Be Removed In Hiding
B O S TO N , July I t / P ) - A mother
•m in e d o f hiding her 14-ycar-old
Operation Today -••ii
most o f his life to cover the
h id occurred, th a t^ th V W ea tc rn
cuee the m atte r.
C H i r A t i t t . .In ly I I / 1 ' I - Eddie ".h a m s" o f his illa g ltlm sc y was
The A m erican reply—-B rita in
W
aitkus,
Phtlsdelphln
Ptilllles sentenced yesterday to an Indef
took the same position In a note
inite reform ato ry term .
f i r s t IlH -D -llin il, W H S t(l l l l l l l r i g n s II
yeeterday— asked th at the R ua.len
M rs. Anna K ulllvan, in , also
of
•iprrntlnn
todny
for
rnnovi'l
governm ent “ reconsider He tiei •Ii', m other of tw o other M arine
alalon" end agree to the Three- h l.iillH Icir1tr>-il nr hi Ills splnr.
Tim 20 yi’si nlil hnsrhsll .la r j'-o r p e sons and a daughter, apP o w tr talka In each o f the B al
ws» In I m- laki'ii from His lllln ’.
,,
.
kan capitals,
•Is Mssonir llnp.|ilisl In B llliiigs , I he tmy, f.erald, was found near
The A m erican note asserted:
, ........ t
v
I
ilia
Sullivan
home
last
M ar. 14
, “T h e U nited S U te e governm ent M em orial Hospital for the .......
rfkgrata th a t the governm ent o f " 'I" " - A hospital spokeaman aald 1 w rnrlng ta ltrr rd g irl's clothing,
tliA U nion o f Soviet Socialist Re- lh " rem oval of the .22w allher rifle his feet hare end his hair long
AuMIca. hy Its refusal to cooperate|
",
Ha told of being hidden from
In tha consideration o f tha illsW artkos m m lltlon U
•fine,"
but
he
w ill he confined lo i Ihi' world In Hie S ullivan home
by the th ree heads o f m UIn B u lg aria , H u n g a ry ami the hospital for shout Id days. It i ter m in t o f hla life. T h e tad, who
had no form al education, was urn
w la, h a i Ite e lf shown dtsre- was not known w hether W a i t k u s I aide
even *"
to "clim
b s ta in .
l,*"k
fo r the stipulations o f the w ill lie aide lo piny w ith (he “ ',l"
The youngster appeared In court
treaties providing exp licitly Phillies Inter this srnson.
W aitkus tins brnn In I he hos yesterday well groomed. H la long
Any dispute concerning the
lucks had been shorn and he waa
(relatio n s or execution o f th« pital since June 10 a fte r lie w st dressed In standard boy’a clothshot
and
wnundrit
liy
Miss
Itulh
• • which la not aattlad hv
Iill
l diplom atic negotiation ahall Ann Htelnhagen, 10 year old typist
fie w a* sdjudged' a neglacted
who
had
n
secirt
crush
on
film
ferre<J to tha three heads of
fo r tw o years. I I * was shot a fta r child by Judga F ran klan d W , L
Mllea and was held In 610,000
W ..existence o f dlaputea be- he had gone to her hotel room In ball, The step waa taken to as
i the U n ited S tate* govern- response to her pleas .he had sure bis return lu the atete home
and the governm enta o f Bui- something “ Im p o tln n l" In lell
w here ha Uvea w ith other children.
• H u n g a ry and Romania re- him.
M ra. Sullivan told the court
M is . KteinliHgcn, In fasl-m ovlng
Ivaly cannot be questioned."
at the hid tha buy to ronetal
i fAa m
the legal proceedings ye»ter<l.iy, was th
■ je
f i l erican
e f l» B II
fnote
lu e o
aaald
n iif
com m itted lo the Kankakee State (he fact of his hlrth. She said
Hnaalana tOkld take whatever
Hospital for tri-Hl m rot. She was she m eant no harm and wanted
. ,
tha charge*. B ut It added I adjudged Insane hv i. Jury id le r tu s tart life anew w ith the young
th e ta Is no queatlon about t h e ir '« Krnn.l Jury ludlrled Imi m i a ster In h nelghliiirlMiiid where
ebltp*U n» in meet w ith llr lla ln i cliaig e of hh hiiI i with intent lu they would not lie known.
The Imy refused, however, lo
And the U nited States
j m urder. A fte r she w h * round InT h * chargee th em s elvr. are e v - .
«'»• Indictm ent against her show any Interest In hla mother,
"D o n 't you w ant to go home
idenc* a dispute e alaU , tha note
siilcken w iih leave to realnto your m other T" he we* asked.
« *IJ
| atate It.
"N o ," he replied,
lie said he wanted to "llva In
N E W A R K . N . .1. July t </P>—
_
| M ra. Jacqueline M erle Rtelnhau- the rou ntry and play with othar
rle e r, 23-yeat-nld m other accused kids."
M rs. Sullivan's hall wa* fixed
onrf •slaying
CeetlaaeC ream r w t ttaat
liv in g her
ner fsmlhinrer r w ith
un 51
oi
tin * the Ford negollationa were blowa o f a hatchet, haa
has been com
com- at 11,000 pending -superior court
to the Now
N ew Jcisey
J e i.e y S tate hearing.
(tie re d th e crux o f union-man- m itted In
In ian e .
■ e n t perlaya thla aaaaon, par- H ospital fo r the Insane.
,
N ew ark eltv
r llv hospital paychtpsychl
lA fly ilnca tha U A W haa aald
I penalona a re i t i number one
**■ Keaaleman, who algnUnemployment
J,
ie d the com m itm ent order yestari coal, whera John L. L e w i, I day, .a id the young woman la
(C aattaseA rto a s I ’ m . O w l
la d
a pepilon-piue-beneflta] •u H e rln g fro m poet partuni (a ft e r
onomy waa the weak point. E m | out o f th e m ine ow ner., a chl rib lrth ) peychoeoi. Ho aald eh*
m ant th ere wee down by
• • d a y w o rk week wae ordered la In no m ental com llllnn to stand
000 while fa rm employment
th a o p e ra to r, shrugged o ff tria l fo r tha a lly in g o f har 87waa up.
Idae o f a ro u rt challenge o f v ;a r-n ld fath er, Edw ard A. MacThe brunt o f the decline In Jobe
lie' dictum .
Mahon.
waa being borne by young people,
eg leading operator aald, ‘‘W hat
Bassx County Judge Jo.eph E. the bureau auggaeted, observing
f i ha tha u a at W ho w .m ll Conlon also signed the com m it- U iati
M « e e o a lf B tra n g e ra f"
m «nt order a t the request o f tha
A pproalm ately h a lf of the nen’• tu fth a lfe a the oparatora, In ro u n ty proaecutor’a office.
fe rm decline In employment “ oc
tcm ent by Oeorge H . 4 « » . Btclnhauacr, m arried l u t curred
among young persons' o f
Itteburgh, epokeentan A ug. 7, lo engineer W alter Hteln- high achool and college age."
Jfotbern and W eetarn o p e ra -1 haueer, w *a reported In a “Th
ner*
ra la aome evidence th a t
uir o i# # U d tK« o r t it r m H U * * ] . vm i» condition clnrc h e r d i u f l i w few er eatudenta
had found summer
M n a . however, sldotraeks.1 t 1 « m h«rn six weeke ego.
.
Jobe by June o f thla year than At
A t fo r At least eiw ihur
the eamo tim e In 1848.“
Ignoring o f tha unlnu
The bureau aald there waa only
no contract, no v'uik
a "aligh t decline" In tha num
contract aaplrad last midber of people w orking “fu ll U m *"
LfU ' •
th a t la fo r 88 hours or more w eek
SO Ite a lw o rk rra , currently
ly .
v *
I In negotiations w ith tha
The bureau had been undaa e rg M a te s Stael Corporation
i a 1nine-page document of
tlk e r A u to p s y
m e In a ra n t o f a strike
T h a t 7a the data tha “ noextent o f unemployment.
In the union eonT h a erittaa. * f t * th a t the buraaa
eounta aa emptoyod all pAtemm
lal union* In nvuld
w orking ana h o w or more weeki t s o f violence. To
J
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K
StfgBRU:
iw le e a w it c In-
employed a re oeeudderable num-
HI
Trial
At THE CHURCHES
t JSWdraW
New Auto Accident,
Responsibility Apt
AUAHA
• esu h tt
Sportsman Moot \
lOaAMaaae- Freai Past **.1 nmjor 0 maeUaga 5 l —iwaIa#
w and fish law*,
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Fair through Tusaday except fo r
rhin.-e of brief aHtrnoon thund•rehnwer*. G enii* variable winds.
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A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
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toiiinn
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
E a ta b H a h a S 1 9 0 ®
U.S. Tries To
Wor k Out New
China Policy
mm
Slovakian G o v e r n
ment Runs Into
Vi o l e nt Defiance
From Ca t h o l i c s
l
For the f t n t t»m# th f governm ent ! j M
T h e claah e* in S lo vakia c lim a x ed
the g o v e rn m e n t’* cam p aig n w hich
*
i . .
-i.l .....
.i,« a .l
it
church la a d a r* said was aim ed »t
i t i t # ro n fro l of th # chitrun # thI tlic
u n d e rm in in g ol the a u th o rity of
A rchbish op J o *e f B eran . p H m s t*
of C ze c h o ilo v a k la
O ver the w eekend governm ent
»poke*m en Issued suph p U c a lln g
a ta ta m e n l* a»: ' W e don't t"te n d to
Im p rlio n A rrh h lih o p B e r a n ' sn'l
‘‘w e do not In ten d In to rtu re hisn
w o r iL Q
/ (iM
m
.
C *e c h o *lo v » k (a to resum e ta lk s
J aim ed a ' s e ttlin g A m e rlre n d e lm *
! fo r p riv a te p ro p e rty taken • " « ’
bv the C teeh o aio vekla C om tnuo lsj
go vern m en t
T h e claim s to tal
i — j
'
•
sto.ooo.mm.
O ffic ia ls In W ash in g to n *»td *
f
rW F o K - T f if M C n t u
The p ta n , w am td atuterity-pl* gued Bntona they ere up agglntt
,
,
- 1 .
Herr w arren’e bride much herder times because of iht*
G oyem or F u lle
ho
an
r ll - u u t f ig h t
in
ih t
l*L
I almadge t a ils
Special Session
On Georgia Taxes
---------------
•
,h*a,.,rl!n*
f 2 - y e . r old veteran of W o rld
w * r H w *» " h ip p e d here by five
men w earing w hite robei and
m a«ks
tusnzF&z»
,r £
of the nan* brtdja e t i t e k l n i a
look at Multat K a y ^ j f a a Trig
raereatlongl
jraatlonat iaraa^li tejka^buljk^ politiciani t a t him riling as a (
■hf
, More than
escort
greeted the offletate
^vioT"uiflL.^ho°!!■?,d p,n" Gun-Wielding Negro
*d Utem about Tampa
Tha itata has an ta
* Observers
»"
la Killed In Temp*
fig u re the Governor
tc e e o a e e * t a page t w i t
bridge because tha
^ m*nt Commteaton
T A M P A , J u ly 4
— A gunw (tid in g negro waa
policeman wounded
m orning g u t b a ttle
today, daw attva D.
died a tia e jd ,
• M rs. B an Sm ith,
K 0 P. M. a l Saturday at an,Or-
T a ft *
fatallt
»ml
*»f M'pmi wfcft clared
* of
drowning
the
te
A f
W h itn e y . |i> '*'d rn l
H 'o lb » *b n o d d P stbvay
.------ ••
, .
’ lia in m e n
ta l ra u je s „ r . the t.mg In .ln p eu .
w h ) , „ fv
dance P a y w eekend ......
. f
t l io p t 'e i la id , a re
I
W ha*
s h o u ld
th e
S ir i e - I., fto a e c o - o p e r a tio n
Mi it * in . F r a n c e a n d o t h e r
lio e r r * - -d» a h o u t
e a la t
e c o i'.'in lc a>’ d d ip lo m a t ic
w it i i th e t'ln n e s e t 'o i n m i |
J W * .* t s h o u ld t h i *
d<> ih m t * t r e n g t t ie n ir j
tu „
.1 ’ hose
()„ |
w
'• *t>.« al*.*t go vern m en t
f '. . H ie p 'o t d e in o f 4**11
fr<»n1fisti»4! tin #ag|« <TWi)
Burning, Brassy
Sun Absorbs Cool
Air Mass In West
u fftr ir g
fint he hedged, »carfte,
•'
. t(
,tj . t , r t t In her home
lale r in a h oapd a'
i!cT V ‘»
Hosed
!:',r1:r„.T
".'.‘
!
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S
'
A
‘,ili"n
”'
w ere Issued
t,CND accid en t* in S jn f e r il
rm o rta d a t 'b a P o lir. S te H o n th'
n o m tn g . V atea lm au JoH: 11"'
.on recovered a lo -t t a n « *u rly
today
had a t ia jid fro m I'nr
lu t m i that, ■•*•■*
A ven u e and T w a n tlu th s t r u t t"
F iin c h A venue end T w e n ty - >"•ond S tre e t.
M a n y m e m b e r* of t h j z-’ u .t*
B oot* R id in g C lu b g o t o ff to .n
e a rly s ta rt t h l* m o rn in g to
ut Jtt«"
l
J it
t h......................................
* Picnic a t Laa'a Ranch
R anch near
th a W a k iv a R W ar.
A t O vadlo, fin a l p re p a ra tio n '
w ere ta k in g place fo r tho Inn
A m artcan T.aglon liarbecua and
ilcnlc a t aS w
w e ae iw
tw a re
te r r'a
P a rk . S
Son
picnic
j ii
Lando S p rin g * n e a r Longw om l
w aa p re p a rin g f o r a la rg e crowd
and fo r a b e a u ty contest. A num
bar o f m o to ris ts stopped a t the
S an fo rd P o tt O ffic e t h l* m orning
tu gat m a ll b e fo re heading fo r Hi*
b **e h .
. _ ,
.
In o b e e m n e * o f R u le H *v .
Culinary Worker* And Bartender*
Leave Reno Stranded On Holiday
R EN O , July 4— 6 # ) - ,*G*a ihn b b itter then a eerttival," a 10year-oid bystander m u* summed up tbe fir*t day o l a Genarel Culin
ary worker*' and -Bartendera' ttrika in tha* biggest little eky in tha
(km of the largest Fourth of July crowds in history ittddeniy found
took ovar tho ..
bortvTvian— m ix
__
1 ■ -’i.*p . of ' i^h and low p rt*-
' i r t . ir d .d o U f u lly .w nounced that
' ucki cst * iy *. for the n e x t 24
,'ioit-iighted - t ho shti "* ■» *
••■"ira at ' ' * » t , probably a rt
ihe Admltiististtm’ t"ih
\p p a ie n H v t ' i- p* d 'l t * vmi.sry t:,V ’nioea.
f ii» fa tn t Kleani of r e lie f w a i
til ! * Id W i* »t'H F f im ijh , I” * * ’
I o t h * u p i’* r n p 'lw eat In tha
n M " 1^
., . - i r - i t " nf * *ir i t d cool a ir mata
It. ih e |iFFNM -r
"
I ,,11
lo g J o ■Iv so u th w ard fro m
r,|U h** ‘Mil
| V^1 4
| ' .'<<ii|a (t ** * J reached In to a
i( ntillnu»-» »»*•
Tw»»
oppm.itinn1 ’ 1 tl*
nutom"i><l> stim -t t > • *- '•l ' •
N f||
p ,r ((tl ,.i,|,,iv , t
. *'» » w o m an . * * *>•* - ..........................
Itself oqtetdo looking tn when
m oat roatearonta rad bora d o t w a * tha om ployora aanSatt.
ed yeaterday now. M agettationi
t u t almost oraryona a te* had a
broke down betwaan the culinary
7 'rb ertaeS are
union and tho
" -icrow norM '»," n t'lp from M lchl•- mi 'n M f l l i v * but c i i allowing
Robert Sleiwtrom
. . . . ____,
«1
Wins Hobby Prize
,,,r- .......... ......
Given By Pilots
<•■* d -d
«*r’
II
L l_
gn'« o f belli j i h , orbed by dune"C heat w a - e * under the b u rn in g
AVhilts the n o rth e rn ( r in g * hop* to r the cootipg lire^*te to f * *'
-•p speed and force, th e re a l
ihe n n lln n could he c e rta in
' i r i c i t u t ' » anil i-atto-ina
I'V " i th in g hut m ore .w e lte rin g h
James Shepherd, Rfi,
I- I „ r t S tenstr -n. M . von him a
t'lm re ere «ome local d ry sp
,
' . a t tin hobby • I " " ' for young
- I'a h lv in lllltm H and tn d ll
flies In Jatksonvillf 11.
1., ole
id i *i liv t h * S an ford th e W e a ttie i R n rcau said
i
1., icallnn |)t-|i.irttiient
** 'be m d a tu r* ji t nation w aa not
d u m t. A lb iH > l'M d '< rd v>
.t'l-tfle hoard sheltci IP Ft 'd,! ' o v t d to tje acute *m l th#
-.ishlrnt of Sanford lor w > '
1 •• PaiV Friday afternoon
The v r a th e r i* * boon to corn
. era died a. the r . . - * and ' "
or hram was -pan. nr m I bv tbe prospect*.
Lrtv St C onval«-ctnt H • i f
S u b s ta n tia l .b o w e rs fe ll
Jackaonvllla y « .trrd .*v a fte r an *'■! * Glut.
I ’ nK plt cid licttoon>
n :, of
of '"■*I ■
!- mid
*nd n ig h t In the I s le Superior region.
. ..tended H in t..
'e .ith e rs w on I " yWT
)'
________
___ Inches
______
B orn tn W in tith o ro , S t . In .
° '
i _________
K .canahn,_ „M-eh.
had J.73
*d on
iitu rr. Mnnvblon.
t'sm aev a p riy i tic
H f s i ". ' had
0IJ nf tn
rn o iit'u
H o u g h to n , Mich..
M ich ..
c. 1403, M r She phi rd r i n o *
.leftto n of prem
t -, all
prunt*-.
*'! , u, , ln i},e*. f-,rk Fa'ls. W l*„ .04
S an fo rd In 10U4 and w a , rut d'..p lay J collection
''Ihiuti of
lr i)
Minn.. 2.6T
■n.intid end I* hr led
u’oyed
by the A tla n tic
( >* •
.-.dU cfinn of ^ h a a IInn " *. thunder*torm
.I.ii.id .r ^ lo r m a
., *a .-.dU.-tion
i.m . R a ilro a d fo r about .tu v* »t - . i-tage s tamipp *,
.-i-nca
retlranuX
about
.Sine#
re tlra n u X it
"""
* ' *oy InstKn''' *nd m edal,. *"d n .lgn(r ,| f,v a«, m ile-an-hour w ln d l.
y e a r* *■
ago,
tu
t
apbi'ok fu ll " f H 'p p 'n g * and
M inot, N P , I" the fr lr g # o f
„ . he
o - had m ade ■
■--, -■
1tl .la c k a n n v llle , and In .Savannah
. ., rn lra .
the cool ail tot*'* wa* the n atio n *
■Itihn K ru le r, d r . Id , drew a o iio lfa i spot yesterday wv lth » A
Ha
M r . fth tp h trd evaa jm c of '*•' lu 'ie fu r h i* e x tre m e ly a c u r s le , le m p e ra tu ie d 72 d egree*, wJUU'
<,|di*at
m am
im hhers
e r * A tflr v irtu
,.l,)c
*t
r lu e
-.1* I,am
j , , n,|i curved
carved m odel
o d e l, " f a irp la n e * i\Jerro, S D , had the high of 110,
m----------------e m b e ra h lp
In the .—
^fasollle
-- --------.............n id
. i"’ : .,.eluding * R £4 H hetelur " " ‘I * one d eg ree ah rve Y u m a , A r li o n * #
In the S ta te o f F lo rid a .
H U ck W id o w n l* h t rid e r n ih e r 103 R e a d in g , today w ere expect
H e la su rvived by fiv e children
w ere enlered by Rolihy ed to !*n g » g e n e ra lly U p W ifd
M rs. C . 8 . H a n d le r of J a c k .im l | , , n ,
fro m the *<iw ‘lOi.
vilie , M r*. L. M I.c ln h a rt. Sen
p r ( i ( w ln n t r m the g ir l.'■ d iv l■
T h e top if 102 4 d egree* 44
fo rd . W . I I . S h e p h rrd , C orns. ................. W||;i ^ „ n v r t a r k . 4, w h o ** rh i.-N g o was the highest fo r the
E. W . S hepherd. S p a rt*n h u » B . S
sutzfu !ly em broid ered and1 ern dat e ;n the c ity ’s w e a th e r reC O ldi
C . and 0 . B. B h e n h trd . O * nr
, f e d g t(, do|||M won m uch f .v - and the m e rc u ry was expected to
vi lie j 12 g ra n d c h ild re n , and
,.n™ ,.,r.ne
h it n e a r the same peak te d a y .
g re a t g r a n d c h il d r e n .........................." S S d g . a Rober t
B ro w n , * ^ h T# h-jU
_____________
____________
e -y'e
i t y ___
’* * ll-ttm
« record
high W * i
M
r
*
fio m t h . tevVn H e n d i L n Fun ' M f ‘ A « ‘ ’ .te ra o n
and M r * . , J S g ’ T g r e o e on J u ly 24, I M A
ra l H o m o In S avannah Sunday Hl'^kmona 'a ttr a c tIv a hobby e < - '
' "’^ i T h had S S g
p ftern o o n , w ith fo 'e rm e n l In t>.e !
lu d v of 102- 9 d e *ie .» _ w h le h had * t e * «
•in c # J u ly 21, 1901.
lio n a v a n tu ro
C a m a t.ry ,
beside hi b it a w a r*
*•«
hla la te W ife , th a fo rm a r M a r - . R o b b ■ * ‘ “ 7 , bg ° ^ .? 0 ,“ :
cade* A n to in a tte L o p * .
]
°l<< SJ l,y
' j 1.* " 1] ClD," * J
scran book o f
d ra w in g *,
v ery
— — —--------------------------j n e a tly done
Fish Die In RlvAr
m u e - iif i i u c I J u a lln Lynch had a g la * * Jar
u n c h u iu k
W| t |, „ nt in fested »and. J im
ThouiBands Of Small
- nMia°rh
v "ta * and M iria m M o ya had ofa
i " i M ! d h0?'e : collection of aam plei Ruhy 'Stantoday fro m a b rla f holiday cruUa ; , , rom ^xhIM t«d a hux of shell*.
on C hoaptake Bay.
| A fte r the hobby show, some
•M r. T ru m an spent yesterday ehll* w , nJoy#lJ ,t,u ffte board,
?V>d?
? rV fy TT PT
’’D .l d l n g acooter. and group gam e.
T il* 'f r ir v a l • I I M m ' t h a ha!dl*Vnr " n<1#r direction o f M rs. P M.
E r P m i L u m l d ^ . v ^ r a o H i O ^ i l * *, H ty recreation d irector.
d,
WA
A S. Hi IN O T O n T
j u IY
y A4 - t^/P)
Jh
P A L A T K A . July 4 ( f l - Sm all
fish by thousand* dlad over tn#
weekend here because o f w h g
flaherlea biologists aald waa l a g
o f oxygen In In# w a te r caueed ay
"some pollution.”
The f l i h w e ie a couple o f I*
Io n * and w e r* cluttorad V
•h r F lo rid a Ea»t Coast R *
bridgo ovar th * St. Jonttk* 1
to Congroot duo In about two
PERFO RM ERS W ED
B a rry O. Freem an o f thd Ftjifc
vaara, on tho nation’s economic
B U F F A L O , N . Y . J u l y 4 <JP>~ a n d Fresh W a te r G am * C o m m it
tiaeltn.
^ ■
Jenny W a lly jd a o f Saraente, F l a , alon made ta v a ra l * teate.
The presidential n e h t . W lU lam - and A lb e rto Zoppe, Ita lle n barestnmg meeeaged the W h ite H ou.e b4ek rH # r w* r * m atrted by a c ity
.,? ? U .r 4 , L u t h , t f t ? wr ih%t: r * ?
Judge beta S aturday. She
'' d e *L " T h e yacht anchored Ia *t , ,
daughter o f C arl W allenda,
night a e a r B U kleto n Island a fte r haed o f a group o f high w ire parapondlng th e day In C h a a tp u k a , fa rm e r*
t- ,J - “ J ---------•a y ,
_
.....................................nr« m # «
V
tiibjiitejUfw,_AiA
w hich
T e x ts had the high- .t >uiniher supported M r T aft null'- »•' il>eu
of dealt.* untti .It* T* *(■’ .- mlaliapu desire it- go dow n with bun. de efle.'l'vr in tl-C o m n y
.*i*- led lie th e c ro tifl
accounted • I 'I M* t.’*;*.* had III)
p u l'r
H ubert J a m t
M o o ii tu w a r
— ------d i d sailor alattn n ed s ' the
Srtr.lnolo C o u n ty waa fre e * r**J*1 I r „ Va S p rin g * f i v a l base, dtt-d
tr a fftc acc id e n t* over ’ nx w ' . , th re e -c a r * ident
ve«* s'
end. S h e riff P- A
V,
\n g u a tln e . S ix •**»**■» i'e*»»«-- • • • •
t ill* m o rn in g , but, d rc la re ii
, |.M, i
fo u r nf them ,-rit'i-ia<l v
i l e n i lt 'ii and tb e H ig h " 1**
' V 1 I'l. ir r w ere yuung
A lig n * '1"-
- >fld,
flim iTO TO W r!i( 9
am endm ent*,
CHICAGO, Jd
■veathor man at
doing w ill b# back," T ip p in *
quoted th * men. H e eald he be
lieved th ay re fe rre d to the fact
th at " I drink a little bear on the
week-end*. B ut I'm not going
to aland fo r th a t kind of treatm in t. I f th ey com * beck again i'll County C la rk O. P- Herndon w **
killed end a be w a itin g fo r them .”
• t hla o fflc * this m orning from
tn an e arly
S h e riff'le rk e r'd a a e rtb e d th * at- ’ 6:00 o*ch)ci| u i^ ii noon, then left
In Y b o r C ity
l O t a U a M era ra g e T w e i
fo r th# Oviedo eatebretlon. _____
D. Stephen*
,
■ ,
The negra, tdentlftad ae Daniel
Ulnae*ofof Joseph Stade, # , waa ehot to
— do koeyltal -after
-------ananillneea
three month*. Funeral eenrte** death a fte r he w oundtd a lly Pa
will be held on Tueaday at the tro lm an 1 . A , Low ery, Inapeetor
aeon Pnnaral homo at ItOO P- Stsphene aald.
w tth ' th * Rev. A. G. Melnnla
B, D. Smwnto* offtetetlng.
K veegi
*mce
a sharp
B , t k er said he b elieved the
M r, h u * h " t
t h . p - v * „ tj
w u th t W 0lk o( ..|o e, i
ic - » 7 # 'S H cstb? r . u t . .In pi lived
* P * « t i l * ''M '
B iri® m o n th *.
i n
t
.
j .1
1
| ..g ami other in ju ri**
S ir R U ffo r d C r ip p i, C h tn c R ilo r S o d iu m ,
d r r u e d th e m ie lv e i tt,.n a r * " "
of th*
t h t Exchequer,’
E xc h e q u e r, 'udll
w ill tell
te ll the1
t h e 1tin
»ip *n
*n tome
tom e iheela
th e e li and
in d home-made
hom «*m #de
Demantl for fnh'm z lleeit.t* •""
ot
^ i . p. « s , T ^ .
..
' • • • • »AU,UUU,WU swing at their
W0rlcl’<* people.
*
hi* knowledge, the iheriff added
pockatbook*.
, r(n<ne)aI clrc,M t f f M a„ mu, , ; Tippin* told Sheriff Barker that
the lawmaker* are expected 'n tighten their helte and booat pro- he wa* taken from a car in front
convene in tptcial session
two ductlvlty to earn dollars.
of hi* home early Sunday morning
week* from today. Governor TalThe hardest hit will be B r i t a i n . , t},c fjv t men,
midge already ha» outlined a $20.- •* r" u»* Import to eat. I t muet lm,.Two ot t(,em;• (,e related.
000.000 emertency tilin g
end !!"J - n'jWt M k a ' i v n 11r u
» "twisted my arma up bahlnd rn>
V ,n J I.,p l.n .
i;," 7 ." n
U
,
fmmedtate action u abtolutely abroad.
I Cf „
-"If.
-he»t ami
awential lo meal a grave financial, Treasury official* declare th# ^
1th , he|r (tita'.'' Tippin*
c tim .” taid Talmadga.
»n*w»r '•
more / n d 1aald thay knocked him down and
Tb»
'n0''* fox dollara. Brltlen'a kicked him
^ ' nr r,J mo, f l Ci* u* '^ drive for dollara reaches Its crisis
T h * men le ft, he added, when
many poHtkal leaden off balancv. at a tlm whan
----- dollar spending
hie 17-year-n|d daughter, B illie,
Nest year la election year. If Tal Am ericana are beginning to look cam * out o f the house screaming
madga put* hi* plan aero**, the** twice at th a prlc# tag*.
“ I f you don't q uit w h at you been
Mrs. Ben Smith
Die* At Age Of 55
7f* 1, 1, 1. . , ,
Free Of Wrecks
During Weekend
town etraet* and »
„ 0 j P ie r t" m at'k
.a ra -.—T ^— T
^
ATLANTA. July 4— </P)— Geor- . House of Common* Wednesday hood*” to imitate the Ku Klux
band perform otheT dutlee ex- gia
dutting'
y.lan.
’
■— taxpayer*
•— r-9 -• - better ilart ***•■
***■it l»«t what Brlttan'a -position la
neetad of govaniera.. That taka* off
0ff (heir
(hair wailing boards*
board*. Tbt
Tbe Slate
The gold and dollar fund \%
ls in
In
r u ,,, \%
i. no KUn
K lin organizilton
organization
Slat#
Th#
m She alto will get to eee her hue-
c id rn t* 'e u ie d
m g not* today
l*^*1 ^ « L n.' ..
S h e riff Henry B a rk e r .a id "sen ................... especially »« the n
W h ile the o ffic ia l, fig u r e i* .
. .
„ , , L
••
tonig ht w hen m a n y m "
f
s till "to p ae c re t." a to u rc a close
\»nn'n* P »**ty high heie
re tu rn fro m the h e a c m .........
to the tre a iu ry said the pre»* over the heeling yeiterday o f Hill
F
la
g
*
f
i
e
"
fro
m
*
«Vt*„’
M
un
" *, l m ate la "clote to the m a rk ."
Tippin*. a mechanic.
Governor O u tlin e s
M lltin n
f
I , T h a t # » t l m ^ ahowa
$20 Million E m er-iropof
, 000,00 m
EenpySpendingPlan
Traffic in tb.ip* tied »•••* up * lawmaker* who backed lo* *ub *f(a*u
death toll of 1**1, d"
I h , two b ig p ro b le m * c o n fr a n tto taled | s lltu lf propn*al» lor ih * AHntmI HI. and olhet m'*< fIIi"»iin« *r- •d ra tm ii m ea»ure
m g policy m a k e r*, d ip lo m a tic
fF rt
*?ui „ : A
: and d o iia r r e ie r v * * ^ - ! w o rk in g
■balance fo r d a y -ln d a y -o u t t r a d *
| have skidded to ll.ftOO.OOtr.ninu
• fro m ti!, 20H.<»MI,000 w hen M a i
! ie a d v I m H i » irr*d *M 'a t d - ,i h toll
0 f 3*17
tucceed* may be
mnnediate future,
n‘ State A ch eto n
Ir u n u n re p ly ta
b y se n a to r* bit*
, »l|-d foi the poli(it «l «calp» of le d y i r i i n a l o f ih e S ta te Depart*
*jeiialo> l i f t (R-Ohiol and ihoie i rise*,* , recent h a n d lin g o l C h in a *#
_
L y n c h
H i t ,
Run
L I RW
York Driver
________
DUNLAP. I enn.. July A —(/P)
Fewer dollar* may mean leu gamline. tobacco, food 4n<f raw m ater-1
m eet* the ^ u b lla today
'" '
1
♦ tala for Industry.
The W a rr e n i ere here fo r the
a
a
I*
* The newtpaper* etairted Bnbig "Spelts A ero ia tha Bay cal- awe ,
tor Watklna ..
today that-tha
arma program wonh
tight Wilton dollar*
■r> lt will t a l k
of I 'o d a y
(M M g M * W ,
*
A s W Iw -e ly v -
*° T h a c aleb n tto n waa r ig h t ac
tiv e yestarday w ith a tita o fficlala
lo
king* ovar tha nBrogaaed
route
iworfln
- » * --------
of
gotlatlon* brought no r
There l» soma »uaplci
U. 8. State Uap«Hm *nt
cilehotnvakla may
LO N DO N. July —
)— The London prat* laid Briton* today thair I
eouitzy he* gene in the hole bA08.000.000
bWS.OOO.OOO despite
detpite 15 m onthj of
o f M ete r-\.
W a rre n also hae aehW ulad _
prate conference. W hetm w he w ill
say anything th a rt a bout e lta l
' ita ta m attare la not known.
In betwaan t p u t l u * end Inte rtle w a , th# W a rte ttt w ill b*
honor gueeta a t a f l a h fr y a x p e g t.
ad to ’ • attanded b y 6,000 per-
* n r ,v
6 P M t I'd iv A to' *1 of
pealed tbe labo* hated I aft I I n '
death* ove* tl>* weck*>*4 >•.*» been . |rv I,., i» n *i«e but k *|0 m o*l ■*!
pred'cleef bv tbe N «I••*•• »• -.afrlv It* p 'O 'M to n *. we»» ip p ’ oved I ’V
Council IV tfh * from ,11 i iKlental tbe S en ate l* * l week .’It i '•*> to dll
rautf* i»e> the th>ee-dav |uly A vole
° PT h a H u tted H ta te * i» prodding weekend li«t v*ar tot*l*d >(M)
Tbe vo le, of 4° *e n a ln t* who
Britain Goes In Red $608 Millons |5 Robed, Masked « jx S * T !r S £ .“
Wwren, Bride To
In 15MonthsDespite Marshall Aid Men Lash Vet
Attend Celebration London, joi, 4*—io—
on.
.i... In Dunlap, Tenn.
(JP tk. L«a, p,... ,,ia sm
month}
In a big r a lly and ro u n d o f »peech• a a t A I L a n g baseb a ll f t
,
■ | 0 ' 0 - le c tio n * a g a tn it the *en.«H.'w 'veil it
and it* controlled pre*. admitted
t - M .........
that pea.int. in Slovakia were
With
of
• ■« ■•»•
le. lot* r.t»o voted to »cullle thr Ad nd‘c.*lrd m the
f n i Secretary
organized at "minuie men'' armed I expected to H -a high
today ni'niitrslinn'* I .aft H.a■tie v te p -.,l
with club* and «cvthe». lo guard »» * ina*, h .m-v ard
*...... the bin
and l ’t**< dent
th a ir p rie it*.
holiday " e * l * n d , the
In weekend statement*, they u u tttto T t* ra p e d
* dln ° N e w Y o rk , the fle e t ewung
• t alien
la n d * * o 7 aellora aw ennei^ aahore
tha ftrat b a ll » t the Tam pa-B t.
Feteraburg ball
.
Tonigh t, O o te rn o r W a rja n Joins
Nation’s Gr e a t e s t
Patriotic Day Of
Citchotlovakia'* C o m m u n u l
government apparently hat been
forced to alter it* tactic* in the
ehurch-*tate fight. It ha* run up
W A SH ING TO N . July 4— < # )—
againtl violent defiance from
* Fhr A d m tn iitra iio n <» cautiou aly
Calhutic* in Slovakia.
Now the government ha* become T r a f f i c
M is b a t
Fiin iWhitney Seeks De-i t it in,* ric .t o r t cut .* ncv.- policy to touchy about criticitm in the
U p
T o l l
O f
I'M , j feat P or Senators m,
,|If f,„t rejlly
,)jy p o ti............................
wratern world of it* treatment ol
the Roman Catholic Church Ca
30 People* I *rr wo l Backing Labor Bill t"'e American approach tu the tub*
i ' ’ :i ir v e ra l vear*. tt being c a r*
binet m;n>»ler* have left the imBi t.wiri vrrn I'M - ,
’VAr HIVGTON. |.,)y 4 - ( i r > - 'l t d on m a m lv th iuu gh co n fe rprenion ihr government i» re.idv
B« I frttftitr.it
AjS.I’t'
I’ ■
j I d m o n l e j d * * , r i l l i e d th e ir m e m b e r* r tr» m a nuribn of world capi*
cm uju
.
.
"
lo inane
make tonw
coneenion*
M eanw hlta th e n a tio n * gre ata lt patriotic day of the yaar w a*
underw ay. It waa a day of
•paechea, parad e*, and f|r*w ° rk »
In rem am brance o f th a ftra t Independence P a y '1 7 3 .? •» **
Oratora and m arch er* ewaated,
and the th oughtful eought’ the
■hade aa th erm o m e te r* climbed
to the upper 0 0 * In inoat place*,
end heie and there topped 100.
I i f Clttea of BO-degree heet were ra t-
ebratlon which this city la p u t
tin g on to w hip up Interest In the
proposed iow ar Tem ps Bay bridge
lo connect M anatee Und Plnnellas
rountiea.
. . .
,
Th» W arrens a rrived here last
night from Tallahassee, they had
held up by Im p o rtan t state
liualneat end were unable to a t
tend y e ite rd a y ’a evante.
Blonde M rs. W arren w ill be at
ta r husband's aids i t ha makes
a tour o f tha O u tl beaches and
■tops to say "hallo to a ll tha
m ayors o f tpa amoll beach com
«m unltlea
h’i •»° innl, pInnilTaa
Pinnallaa county"
county.
Europe, Smith Asserts
397 Lose Lives
Labor Meets To
In A c c i d e n t s j Map Plan* For j
{(^During Holiday'
1950 Elections '
TtY ASSOCIATED PRESS
W !L L !A M S B U R g7 V . . . July A
— (A*)— Communiit expantion in
Europe he* been bailed by Amari— e*'» growing military itrength.
w this nation'* former am b****dor
ta R u n ia auerted today.
“ By conilanl reorganization,
eur armed fo ita * are approaching
t h r semblance of military Hrength
conaiatant with our world poiition
and commitment!,” »aid Lieut.
General W aller Bedell Smith, now
commending general' of the Firat
Army.
,
.
* "New training prngvem for our
re*#rviour of military iti» o |th . tha
national guard and oiganixed reaerva, are beginning to .produce
unit* of trained eituwn w ldier*."
h# »eld.
Tha formar amba»*edor »poke
■t etremonia* opaning a re»tored
16th century powder magazine and
guardhoute in thl* colonial capital
, '$ af Virginia.
A (fl
--
Czech's Reds U .S. Strength Halts
Alter Plans In
d r a ft l^Battie Commie Expansion In
THIS FREEDOM
^Problem O f Dealing
With Reds Being
Discussed In Many
Capitals Of World
July
»T. P C - - - i BBUAQ,
r-
— 1■
Associated Press Leased W ire
M O N D A Y , J U L Y 4, 1949
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Florida Attractions
Featured In Folder
By Light Company
Designed to interest Floridians
in iielng their own t u t s during
vacations this summer, a large IIluitrated map highlighted with
fiiacea of Interest end packed with
mportant farts about the state
is being distributed free by the
Florida Power A Light Company
office, Manager H. U. Coleman
announced today.
Captioned. "BEE ALL OF
FLORIDA THIS YEAR • Stay
at Home, Play at Home, In Flor
ida", the map la part of a triples
play project which Florida Power
« Light Company has sat In mo
tion to build sunnier vacation
businea* for thla state.
First of the triple playe began
In April when th* power company
advertised extenalvtiy to persuade
tourist visitors to prolong their
stay through May. The second
play began recently when the com
pany's offices distributed free Its
;>Summ*r<7rama”,
attractively
Illustrated overatae peatearda for
mailing to out-of-atafa .people.
Manager Coleman stales to***
card* are etlU available free at the
local office.
The third play eonriita of the
large map*, ft by t l inches, profu*ely Illustrated, which the tocal
office Is now giving away. These
urge Floridians to vacation her*
end "See AD Florida" this sum
mer. Printed on one side la feat
colore, th* mope Hal Florida!
opportunities far vacationers pine
pertinent data such aa parte and
monuments, fishing and (ranting
regulations and ether helpful in
formation.
The opposite side, illustrated
with Florida aoenea In solora, hae
■pace for mall eddrwa and etampa.
Manager Coleman points out that
tfetrg h ti bfin i piM tef itnunii
an* for sa ptcterl
pW teriJstory
by Floridians
m i
nf thalr stats which
to thalr friends
" states
their
end alio use as n
own vacations
u h u rr
esa a rd f
l u mofaslaa,
•Orrice Raws3,
LtJ rt:i
Advsr'#tee
WWfar eriet
IW*
.
| offer an opportunity for putliitig
foreigner.
.
_
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Florida, outstanding rise In tin- project.
It Was Dec. 7, 11141, that Col. wealth has beendim, he says, hotli
jlnl pieliintnaiy nmves met
Rplcar, executive officer of Hie to the incieasn In population ami si.... .. and linmedlaf* "tipn»it«n
■mall Marin* gerrlton on Uuem— to grvatei earnings by the lnrlivl-1f, ..n, Myita. Egypt, the l.eliannn
eight officer* and 146 men—am- dual. The per capita income In1 *,„t Saudi Aiabt*
rendered to a Japanese task furcc. Florida rose from 1484 ffl lli'JU,
Kl /.atin said Mynu Ts de
Such had never happened before | to 61,104 in 1H47, or an Increase trimlued ettlo i I" live fulli in
In HIB years of Marine corps his-J of IL’S per rent. The national per depeiidciit or indie." Wln-n tepuii*
tory.
1capita earning lnrr#*s#i| only t«f> came tn .Inna that Iran
When Col. 8plc«r was packed pi»r cent over the saint- period, and ci otraltiiK
................. ;’v'
off to a Japaiiaia prison camp he in IU47 amounted tu fl,!U!!l.
but,In. he warned " a n In.-tilc
■wore that some day lie would
Florida's rank rimeng svuthwrn i,ii„ n will tie immediately i n i
flaunt th# U. S. lleg proudly over ■talas In per capita Income U pi of aletl"
Japan.
llgypi was not less caieg.nlc to
second to Texas, which ha* #1,128.
exiiiessllig her optiosltton t.t the
He did, end the flag h# flew Virginia Is third with 11,064,
was a memorial to other# who kspt
Aa for agriculture, "Florida's plan Egypt tan leader*’ vi.w|,..lol
the faith.
rate of growth waa far In excasa ,-i, tie *ummetl u|':
That flag wee handed by an of th* national ret*, particularly
.1 Egypt »u|iporta H>« Ar ah
American trapped op th* Malay because of return* to clln is and League ami It* atatiree. Ihesepnpenlnaula to ratrealing British livestock producer*,” Kilpatrick vide that Hie Individual mdepn.
Tommies.
not**
| a#lirB ,„ d anverelglily •'< •»••>
Allhongh both Incieatcd during' member *1*1# shall be ir.pscle.l
Then cams Singapore and the
Tommies, too, were priaonsrs. Th* war years, trade and Industries, 2 ayrla i* the u»ly h'x Al*'
ship bearing tbs British prisoners took their trig Jump, reflecting country which ha* no trr»H wttti
to Japan was torpedoed *n rout# tourist trade, In post-war years, any of the gteal mm-Aiah |inwer»
"By 1047, trad* and service ir- There 1* no foreign influence tu
and the trustee of th* flag was
duitrl#* meant an incom# of I960 Syria. iBritisli force* are m I
kill ad
..ter al
But a second tommy, floated p*r Floridian in contra*! to eitonlau. Iran and Egypt mnl*
a* till
near death, plucked the star* and com bin#d 6222 for agriculture and {igm's Ireetl** The U. N t‘“
manufacturing.
'
inleteitsTti Hendl Arabia i Untm>
atrlpea from the water.
"Th# largest rise in income of with either Trenjurden <*
Once In Japan thin raiolut#
Englishmen smuggled th# flag tu any clauiflcation we* 2(H) per cent would pl»c# Hyri# under
influence.
.
an American navel offkir then registered hy construction."
Ard who shared in th# ovtrail
it S y r ia l» inurit mote e't'*iu *1
held In colitary confinemint.
In abort order that flag became Increase of IncnmeT Kilpatrick in the political, etoiiomlc #ii
thwss req
the number one treasure and sec «aya that among major classes t.ral
in 1847, wig** and service# claim- Jordan How could u lit Into tu*
ret of all Americana.
•d 60 per cent. From 1840 to projected Heahemlte emp'tc
The years were long for Col. 1847 avareg# annuel wages have
Byri# wanted Hi# big t"
Spicer, He dropped from 176 to ri»*n
from #1,00(1 to #3,227 par not to interfere and Handl M s t
100 pounds on a ''diet of dirty tic# employ##. Industrial payrull* In end Egypt were trilaWy t* "*•
■wept from tocke—about a cupful 1847 amounted to #ll« million, aa *tu
have “,Vf"1
given *lll|l'a(
similar wa
-■ l-“u“
waimogs
» day."
compared to #248 million in 1040. Ihe Western t'owar*.
Faced with such e firm ettuude,
He was beaton though the Jap
Proprletora' Income claimed the
anese who slugged him "didn't *econo
th* Iraqi premier rercntly •"•'"‘I'1'
largest
amount,
and
in
hurt mush" ha was too short to 1847, a* did the nation, claimed id to thresh nut hi. Jl^ <
with E gyp t— considered with Hyt'e
reach my fact." His life we* one-fifth of the total income.
the main obstacle to raehrallun
threatened If bla men offended the
The two type* proprietors- of the fertile cresccn plan
honor of Japan—and the Japan#*# farming
and small bualnasa—dif
In June, Nourt rd B*'11 1
offended eerily. .
fered In thalr eftocta on income. ■ant Musahtm F.l Faehaehl, *
"
Finally earns the day when the Farming aoared four times high
*
war was aver. Who we* to rale* er than the national average, white »r Iraqi premier •“ Egypt
that ftagT Unanimously, the other business proprietors rote only ^But" Egypt'* attitude toward Byprisoners gave CoL Spicer the pri one-eighth, In 184?,
tie had been clear ever since E
vilege of hoisting, that emblem of
And concerning Florida's as Xetin's visit with King Fer»nk in
free men ov«r the nation which tounding progress since 1828, Kil Cairo lest April.
,
had humbled his marine*.
patrick
says, “The IWHWIfkW
raaillenca with
Tho
T ’’
(W‘
UE8 ""/Pi
I nu Egyptian
DRjyU"" i® * """*
... ''' iL„
The Oalanal entered the service which Florida stood the shock] grant id prompt recognitlonlo Urn
in 1111 and saw ecrvlec during of the depression, recovering more ntw Syrian r#gim«, deipt'c
WocM War I abaard the U.B.tr. quickly than the nation as a whole, ported Iraqi delaying rner« * # «
g0 Egypt's answer to r.i ■
New Mtorisa, thereafter he served wee a* reassuring aa the aueesaahasbeen
ful way ehe has
been readJuBing
Ktoh Egyptian source*
to the poetway period."
N?urn Al S.IJ P*»ha first- Then
iL’^ 'W S s s f 't S i r
Jtel-W f'rJiS S rtJS
her* MMtihm.arasMd this country
QURUILLB
DIFRATSD
WThajn hasn't happened
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PARIS,
lwa»: ___________ - a n d 1 the Arab world
**•*•
iritt Into two camps over the
ergaatatng the
sa fir 1.^ s s ’L a n r a s ;"fatrtile
crepesnt.
Battalion In national assembly yesterday wh
Aagaaka, O*.
that body rsfused to support a
years honorable move to denationalise carton aw#
ICR PLANT BURNH
retiring, to n of the airplane
manttfaeiur_
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T i i t f r CITY, Jmw B0—
la held tng tndnatry, t he rota on a her ^ J t o r e than 20 firemen
but there are eeriioB of the jneaaara «aa M l
tniurad or overrum., by
^ported 1nJur#d °r
agntnet t o l M j M
' Atlaata.
1was
FetoUng
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AMocintod Press Leased Wire
NO. 328
Taft Looms As .
Top Strategist
In U. S. Senate
New York Heat Wave Drives 1,250,000 To Coney
Hr JA C K B E L L
W a s h i n g t o n . June m —up)
H.-trit A. Teff, Ohio Republi
can to,iked like tiie Senate's Lest
rim tert.t today.
At lra-t, lie had the Votes in
tlic niitch Tuesday when tha
.Senate approved, 60 to 40, hi* pro
posal tu let tha government usa
injunction* and plant vetture to
stop strike, which create a nation
al rennet genev
Tafi pulled along with him 38
of ttir Senate'* 41 other Hepubltcan* He lu-t only five, since there*
were alni-iit and one was paired.
Ami 17 Dei...... at* most of thim
from thr So,nii. lined up behind
lit* hannei
Srnator I i, a- of illinoie, th*
De.... c iallc leader, didn’t have as
much luck with members of hla
putn (hiU M6 of 64 Democrats
were on land to ,-ast “no” votes.
Two ueie uh.ent, both pairedrinlv lira l(t'|iiiidii'»n* pent along
with tii,- AdministrationEar It,-t torn,' Senators who may
not hr tun -uir all.mt the political
effect uf .tumling t<v the Taft*
lint th-) Act's piuvtsinna had a
chance In rule again.t the use of
Ililniictloii. Ill .-in h national »mergency .tn k r*
riignnlxed liihut ha- lireil fight
ing agniu-t -neb iiilnnctlons—late
with tin pul* lu u . ,,firi the polit
ical ai'lllp. uf lliuar will, vote for
t Ill-Ill
f lie fit at t. *t cam,- un an am•-tlilllii-llt lit SrliHlul II Hand ( DI-'la l In will,- i hr ill lllInTloii suthuiitv
into i tutdiuim-iiutlon's
Tafl Haitlev irpralrr
Em lv Ihiou-inl- und 14 RePUl.liciin. hour.I lu -lua-h that propo.nl down on h M to 37 vote.
Eoi a feu iiitniltr. I heir was
p i I.i Ihiiuii iu iiuVdmiiiistration
camp Hot i* didn’t la«t lung.
lii,' iii 111liernut i|iie-tluii catu* up
ngntn no a pin|in.al l>\ Incas to
-tllkr ItlHl p.,W,'f nut nf a Taft
amendment providing for troth InlUncllon. and plHIit .eUllt*.
T a fl’a -liategr lie^'an to show
ri’siill* when nine .enuturs ^(Jio
hud voted again.) Holland's propo.al .witched »l,le» to vote again.I I,liens
Thev Include.I l(e|iiilil|. Wt Senslor- Hiddu In nf I', nurcficut, f'apeliarl of I ltdtit mi Ilainleis nf Ver
mont
M cl'aiili, ,,f
Wisconsin,
Bali.oi.iNil ,.f )ts-.acliu.grt*, Mrs.
Bnniti of Man......1.1 Smith of New
Jci'ey alnl I le-iii... t atlc Bmators
Chapman of Urnlm t.v ami ConnU11S of Tosa.
) ».-»*»St tiletid'et, Scnat ii Mahull- I If '.i‘i i wI
had ruled agisin.t Holland a ceple.i a "pan ”
I hal mean- hr .,litf|,| \ ,itr hrcailKS
uf an a t iangrtiieiii iiiii. Senator
Mleinlrr i l l I a i u h». wa. afirent
•ml was counted «, vuttug against
Mululie
A- Benat'u lliimidu,-x i l l Minn)
pointed mil. II r Ki.1l.iiid vote put
llie Bennie .,!»•. lath ,-u racord
again.i tuluiii-tioii. i'irvtniisly th*
Bennie hud Ir'ected liie
plant
•ri/iiie p l.o l.n ii when il was
offered alone lint that didn't
stop l'aft'* condimed injunction-ei/me pmpi.sal
I tie 60 l.i tit rule to,night four
new i vet oil* i., T ali', hannar.
Thev o n e B fhul.il. Aiken (R\’t>, Ervai fit I t*li ii'Cmior (D*
Mdl and Tvdliig. i l l M il ail of
whom lord voted f.., I ncus' paoposal to all Ihe mil ihe tlltupctiin
piovi.lon when tl wa. defeated,
48 lu 41
Fm the luuinent „r least, Taft
tiad deiHiili* tl ill rd Itril ,,n on# of
Him most contiiivm -iul points of
ilir lalioi l.hiie an li.u« on which
his figlit for ieeh-ctn.il muv hinge
next erar•■he lo,i| Hie hacking oj
60 aeiiatnrs, two uioie than a
muliirllv of tha Senate's regular
imndier of till.
Borne colleagues thought that
entitled him to Kg called IcsJstfor tin-day. at least
Who Kept Fa i t h
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CAHIU. June Jo
i,1*1 - I lie
Wa s h in g t o n ” J une ao -ftf)
"Keitlle ('resent” plan again ts
—The Agriculture Department re
causing explosive tensions in the
ported today that crop proipecta
liouhlrd Middle Past,
nave improved In Europe aa a
III levent weeks ihlensite lulia
m u lt of recent rains. But it said
Arab |iolllU'at activity has cen
total output is expected to fail a
tered on attempts hv Iraq and
little below last year's.
Tranjnrdon to levive the 90-year
Rains fell In wideapread areas
old Issue, It Is |n edlcted a climax
between mid-May and mid-June
m u come soon.
to relieve a very dry spring. That
The "Feitlle ('resent” plan came
had threatened a sharp drop in
inlo life In 1018-18 as the "great
this year's food production for a
er Syria” pmjerl
continent striving te recover from
After the collapse nf the T ill Wish
the war.
empire! the Emir Hriisafn, head of
The department said a survey
the pilncel) Hashemite family,
indicates that a crop output as
•lii.vr I.. heroine Ilies sovereign ol
high or higher than last year may
an Alai, kingdom cnmpilelng S>
be harvested in northern and cent
■la. Iia<|, Tian|oidoii, Palestine
ral Europe. The outlook In west
and eventually Lebanon.
ern, southern and southeastern
these coulitllre fill III the wssl
Europe, on the other hand, was
ein pait ol A'la Minor They ex
said to be worse.
tend flnm Turkey and the Sledl
In much of eouthern end south
lenaneaii to Ihe re m a n i.olt ami
eastern Europe, the rains came too
■lie Aiahlan Sea.
late to repair the damage caused A tlACk fAU OA (MOMI from a live-alarm Hr* blot* uut the blaring
Hussein died, his diearti slili
by the prolonged dry epell of lest coal-loading pier on Staten Island, N. Y., which burned to the water's
unfnlf lllerl. Hut Ills pioject re
level. Coe) duat explosions sent the flame* racing In all dlrecttoua.
wlntsr end spring.
mallied dose It, Ihe heails ol Ins
In the Soviet Union, the depart Seven ftretnas were hurt Damage wet set at 1600,000. (iuixriiut tonal)
two sons—Kelsal .now .lead who
ment said, it appears that crop
became king of Iraq, and Ahdul
acreage is greater then lest year
lah. now Monaivh of Tiana|ouloit.
but still below prewar. The criti
t'eiial was succeeded hy Ins
cal period for Soviet nope Is not
elder son, tilia/i, who died in u
ysl over, It said.
lllnlor cai accident III 1088. 1lie
Present indication* are that
present king, h'elial 11, Is a 14
European brsadgrain output, ex
year-old slodenl Ml Hallow, Eng
cluding Russia, will be about A
land Kuril Ahdul lllah, hrolhei ol
per cent below last year and more
GAINESVILLE,
,
IJune 30 —(Sperial) ,Klorui
, lW*
I'tugreas <itiait .......... .
of Tianalm
than 10 per cent below the prewar
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(1096-80) average........
This means
the *,nc* «»pr«Mion days has proven it >»lullv butll upon a lupullv grow- ,|Mn's King Abdullah, assumed the
continent will continue to need mg population which ulilues ihe slate's resources with uuleasing rf- regency.
large quantities of foreign grains, j liciency," says research ccononusl Write Kilpatrick.
Ihe guaiei Myna plan lay dm
' The potato crop la likely to be'
“
---smaller then last year's. Sugar
„ „ acreage „hae
„ Increased,
,-r—
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-* '*
'I'111*0"'......
'•‘plfselitlng
a M>V(t, ,\| „), .ra le , Egypt. Byrla,
beet
b u t,. A
_
......
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s , lU„
sugar yields are not expected to A f s m v T p O O IK I F l d i r nm "' r n, "uM ’V ' T ' whl1" l>,B EH-miiom, •»“••• I •««»iaj«.s.s
recah the high level of leal year.
irO O p S P lU g
natloi e ...... me grew Al(ll„u ..... Yr m... aptipeaied t»
Olive nil and fruit production P n _ P gw w 1
.
have
ned the pmlcct.
m guest
Hit Is-at tin- win In might the
promise, to be much larger than P O T U O O f l 1 1 1 8 1 4 1 1 0 IHHA
- authui ,.f iha latest
tlS- "f "Eciinumlc l.r-irf Id s," (i.„, .m n, ihaMlic llu.hpliitla fain
l
i
r
a
¥
/
,
,
n
•
,
■
In 1049. Th# first hay crop was
poor in many arena. However, th*
vi isny HI r tnriua s r .Uli-gu tit ,| .........
recent reins benefited paaturea and
, Ihislucss Adruliilatrntlmi. ..... UtilK;
AbdulUh mid his Ateh
should
increase
later
hay
cuttings.
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,
ATLANTA, June H0-(/!'t
mile v
w rit«
la>« Apt tl he situ we. pm
Coen* grain production la at Army wi|j , roop tK, eoU)n today
„f rlorlda t lncoirn. I'littarn.”
,iieam.
praaent eapected to show little f0T B
marjne who kept
M th# | •■Il.lween 1029 .ml .1.47," he
liau I I ' ..
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faith.
State s Steady Progress Built
Solidly On Growing Population
I
r
Northern OOP’s And
South's rVmns Line
Up Behiml Senator
ti..
4)
e
J
Iraq,
Transjordan
Attempt To Revive
30 Year Old Issue
Recent Showers Make
Outlook Brighter
For Food Yields
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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1040
Fertile Crescent
Plan Is Causing
Middle East Row
Blaze Razes Pier
I
the
:l k .
gB
g jirtLgfik u.« u — building snore than ton hours
S S
th* fire was dtaeavned.
. . ........ ..............
d INI IKIMMOMItIR teglslerltig !»l drgiee, t SSO.UUU wilted New Yuiheis crowd Ihe ir - .h ,1 l\,.e>
1 Mm e th,nr 3,mill DUO men, w. n i, mi,. I . In Id i in lammed the beaches in Ihe Mel, up. Man „i ru j , the
inld weather continued to blanket the l, a ini e.ty with a record-breaking heal wav* rf'iteraiil.o a, i
Baltimore Fish
i
Stall Owner Eats
All Seafood Raw
HA I I I MUR!., shine MU V\
Hull Hutu ran* is m* llU'lllit-A to
HT»i|f the
tiny when u IVimm Ihii Ih Rteveiinir «ImiiiuM hi* ui*
ll i IIW tiri 1tl t’lith,
Hilt lilt1 \Vll lii'Tswi** (tiHiAlt'il I fivi
leitre .hilitl^uii **f 4 lii'tli'i tlnl if
So the Iil*m1' I 111»11’ t til* 1*%*| ii,I*ts•u 11
I'nlilij tin fifth tup Hie feat. It tintled
Hilt t ii'fli* MilRt'iiUhii I ihIiI) In tin tl
\V ASM IN ii l l IN Jim#* Ho
nxTH f o ci
'* c‘' ' '
i/Hi
I lie While )|(tii«r «hid
4«#al!ia uRtn l lift Ikh111 fiiih'ik fni
1 evei > il:»v Nut h* "Hi fi
Iti'l, 1‘ithet, hi slt'liikHtiii *1it! Iseiir1'*
hern »hung ll fm it vetfl**
H« pill Hit 11 H|H . 1111 Rs't fnl - Isa'p
I
hi flu* fiBli -hill lie
IU hl IO JilctK,| lip M III mK*■i
u «■1K>1111K' about .me tiouii.t I Ill'll
!it' *M-ult*i and tu-tieaded u 1 inn
tt» t'ii t no w.
loin- wtc thr mealy p..rll. It »*t
Hit- In-ad i lieu u guaweil hi* WIf X
up and down Hie aide, of t htflail. J il*1 Ilka rating an ta 1 u!
t jiut
| Heinanl M HmiucIi wu^ •'l.atlh
liifnriii**«r‘ in htw shiirn t tiii r th«*
A dll till11*11ill Iiiii I* liilving a ‘*11!•*•#I
It1** gllliihle %
%if h uni llllhiMial ->c
cinily."
1’IHI* Uhl**, VI hn Wi»tlhi lint )i*t nllf
ORk* nf ill- lullin', ItiuK 11411(li'iilui
uii*v |it lu it tii Hai ih'tiS mihi-iiiuu hi
ft *|ua4vh tu (lie liiihtnh tul iiVi»i
I ’ullt'K** hri«* lurMltty tluti Die
„ Nulitiliiil S«Titl 11\ l(la»t.||li I'* llnii i il
I find Item ineveiiieit limn lifting nil
ii * tUii|ilel «• Wat Mnn- liluhlll/i«( tun
Inn.
I'llol hi ile lu ri) «tt thr »|ir#*i'lt
Hnt ill'll 11•I#f i# i #'|itii |#*i he vvh* it*
ti'liihK h> ii |>hiii ill nil#'il »•> Hul(e*uuiten linai.I Milne niitiilh*. agu
full lulei Itiineii iluwn hy 11n- 111t**t
k jF
If
ill1111 ill'*]illi* H%4i|»|iJIikt|| hy n'Vfh
tyr
t ahlnet officer*
l hi* V\ fill** liuiiM* utile aulil hit
enttt.
inch iiluii unit |»MMieiiled h» the
Huldlng up a wicked hoiking
l'ie*lilent ui R|i|i|t»Yvd h> «kir |<a
Jumbo haul cl eh, (June dioolt.t
tom cm# Horn tl ID* puinl the F ieri
"**#, tl'a a lug ..lie."
ilviK cmiltl lint hue* (ejected uny
He t Misled oil the claws, re
Fiich plan il net' it wan mil pie
moved the hack and ting til. He at*
fvenlrtl.
ihe claw* last " It* tweet til.*
sNevei Ilirli iH, Hie uiite u i.l nm
sugar,” lie advised.
hll I/NI It'll plutlR MIC hclllK kepi up
ARCHBI6HUF JUS## Ik AN
tieli* salt! tie eats Ihe claw it
fi» ifillI r t*i iiiihI a,iiI!<
1y J1i e a thlc«1 111uI.
sell when he has time -‘ Yon gulm
CM A tijlMO
L«Jl«imU4iUl k ail# - thr fut t im cumplcle hlucpiint liu*
lilts* it n|t In small lileces to -»»l
I. Mv.lv . «. I* toVKt luitcnl With ImK- hCEli filuughv mil III vfiavvn tii Hut
lau ’ lie illntli aletl, Killiitlng one
iii ii tine* inn inrun I lin e ha tj•* 1*
II. . .......... . •«'U 1ICI *IUt
up
* Jt, talk All M
iu»#I hr.aii m# pluniiinit
In l»l* Hpeech, Hai rich, a Imiyi
Ihe II real old Itsh .tall )<WIlf I
kt ' I. - a tl licit lit» Mat.--1♦*
>uit|
. i l l , tie pi el el s mu -cat. l.llt III | y
' UIH jll, 1k« tfiri*I Il#«rIt I<• «I hm«f n*Hliui nf pi I'Hiilrni
■iiiii it 1*jkir&I delay in (irliiging mu
meat tit wlilrli lie t-at- .ei\ liillt- . T I I i«I l.ae .rit.e Hi Hit atill
T ml. Dial don I have ». »U-» I *'*• % siv* iii.s,ai« lh t frclibui i i un i*Vi'iull iiitihill/ui mu plan "i*
Jllsl like Itiln,' he -tar.l |ilckllig up
' . a ll - I|,r I,I| I41M.I llih |»4#*i 41 u nei'dleif# invltiiin#ii in di*a*lri
lie MAld i'ullglCM and the Alltel
a luitleili.h and lilting it lit half.
I?Mri tt.sst 41 tll.MtfgleU ■•kit ■f
Live luhstel* aie guild, ltn>. n.>6>l# l v ;•! Ichll l Hi(*MU4(tH. viI 1 lean penple "un* riiluUd lt< m lull
iepnil uu tile ritului u|! Mum ihu
liene tnfurnin Hut expensive "It
hili/uttun plum* ami (he ,,i#,ijuin
■lunehnd) pays fm tl I'll *huw I
Mlnllly fin (fils iieglecl ilumhl lie
.an eat m ir" Everybody wa» cun
1inude deal fu.Die ii u Im# lulr "
>lured, though
ih
liaiuch haa mil hem Been uinuinl
Hie Whllv llnuie fm llioliHl*Hni Im%l laik 4# un udvnei in
Alt tinman un # *>n Ihe I'liHril
ti A E F N I . , H C., June :tu
Nutluin alinnh met ay ipioiiun
...
„
, wl’i Ih ira teen aged youths who
MANILA, June SU-OF)
r,i' J , helped th# Ku Klux Klan In hum
dtrrt Elpldlrr qi.Ulnn ye.to.day ,
u
b#comllllf
('hangfH Art* Much*
In Manila C'aliiiu't
II You!I Heroine
hvpertH On Khtn
I'rai'toiH Tup I'ai'in
"'SS:."rJS,n‘3
."5I Hue lu IVniiHylviniiu
........... .
no I'adille, 66, was ratiinied to
" " lrl
tin- yoiillipUatictl
n<, IIA R ItlBU I'H G , fa., Jon# MU
the
*uur*ni#
court
to fill th# ve .
— —
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. guilty
.
cency left by tlr# reatgiietton of m aK isi.ate. c u lt yesterday to
ltM,.tl>l (, „ ,Mtl|„t a
.'...lire Manuel l Hones, National- r barge. „f dl..u d.rly cndnql. lire h(,#l1 ()|
|l0, „
[v«„lt.
t*te party cenlddele for vice,
g.rw ..... of the burning I ,
egrkullrn- nrpaiIn-.iK
..f
l« “ »1 Clle.nce
|(1(|o
pirsldeilt.
■' a“ ela-to.il
' • * .. ............
.......... .. ,
Ricardo Neponmceno, 66, *«n- roidelillal area h.m.lay night.
( [ llt „ ltf (lrM „ „ „ .oM ........... "
retery of public work* sine# Ibid,
1jllu >amt lira. Jflhll
t ttltlp
! F luin fiAited til ivCulitl
Rt 4
was
named
ol Phillieit
............ ..........
.
..
__________„
,
Jennings,
17, _____
anil _ Hilly _____
motive ____
pewei unit.
lta|io,'uia nil
Ma,
Hit
17,
I..IM
the
magistrate
„
survey
Ural
slniwed
IM
A.tlim
Hanalor Phuspero fienblail, 68,
we* named new secretary of pub they tunned tin- i i i i s i In an after ireclurs and I3.UD0U hoihe*. Ihe
chnrcli lerk he, un*«( "thir ja were department said I4,UH0 mules still
lic work*.
give animal power a numerical
Ntennor Rosas, liberal party km dull mi inti tiiwn.'
Magistrate llmley L. Wnotcti |,.„(| „v,.| machine*
secretary, waa moved into th*
_— _________
di-pertment of Interior as under filled each film hut suspended
» E I) CROBB TOPS G O A L
secretary to replace career men, 676 of ll on cundlllun the! they
A T L A N T IC C IT Y , N. J., June
Marciano lloqu*. Roque will take write 20 pag« essays on tint Klan.
"I miii going lu give yon an M0 -■(/P)—Royal C. Ague, iiatlunsl
lioxus furmer position as asslatant
executive secretary to the pieal* iippinlilulty to deride whether yun dllertor of thu Red Cross fundllillik tl ltile Klein good or bad,” raising committee, said today the
de.it.
tile magistrate said.
Red Cross 1048 goal of #08,000,NO HTUOL PIG RON
The essays must he fjnlehed ‘"'l' *>« b ,,n "versuhscrihed by
W ABHINGTON, June MU l/l1)
I ' f R T t o U t h . annu.l « •
— A tough-talking Washington * ....... ......... __________ __
■>vnr ,,1 il-u
th'it Uf the National Red Cruse
salesman told the House Uno,, ,n.
Americans will be asked to collAmerican activities committee to
t.I.fcV ELAND, June 80— UP)-— , tribute from #00,000,000 to #80,day he wasn't going to 1st it use
A in,mil espinsUm blew an auto- into,000 annually for tho nest five
him as a "stool pigeon."
apart here early today, years, Ague said post-war rallef
Jam** Rrance, 84, refused on middle
hurling
Inin the sir a* ru»t, continue to be high.
grounds he might Incriminate him •lift}} M" *>pieces
iiliie-ijory building.
I Kr, llk T. cieverley, administraself to answer questions whether
The car, a 1U4B sedan, was (u, for foreign operations of th*
he Ii a Communist or haa taken parked
across the street from the -Red■ Cross,
said during tha pest
part in Communist activities.
Hotel, it waa unoccupi year #1,700,000 in aupplles and
"I also refuse." he thundered, Huveralgn
ed
at
the
time.
equipment were mad* available
"to be used as a stool pigeon by
Although there were no reports to Red Cross societies of other
thta committee." .
of
injuries,
parts
of
the
car
war*
And Branca said ha rafused, fouml scattered over a 600-yard countries.
too, to "becoma part of a plan to area.
Tha axploslun waa heard for
LETTRKH TO HE HOLD
build a blacklist of people In this
LONDON—(/Pp—i.utter* fiuiii
city and deprlva them of economlo blocks.
Pollca
were
at
a
toia
to
account
William Makepeace Thackery will
means of support."
for th* bleat. Thay said tha car lie sold in London hy descendant*
had
Iwen
used
by
Herbert
Telna,
one of the novelist's intimate
WBYRNBRRG KILLED
2d, and Jerom* Friedman, both of
friends.
TLA.ND'* ''''uj” Ju,n* 80«T Qt Newark, who were hare on
One of them, an invitation to
UP)—Sylvester A. Weyenherg, 61, buslneaa for a Newark llnan
dinner, ireara e note scribbled in
prominent Milwaukee shoe manu supply company.
facturer, waa killed leak night
Talna and Friedman were In the handwriting of the “Vanity
whan hia automoblla struck a cul the Sovereign Hotel at tha t ia a Fair" author: ‘H have two bottles
of wine and credit at the butcher.”
vert near hart.
of the explosion.
The letters ar* in an album
Weyenbarg was a director of the
Weyenherg Shoe Company and
Asphalt la found In lake* or In prepared by 6!rs. Kemble Gatin,
vtce-praetdent of tha Simplex Rhoe rock-llke outcroppings and la also whose ancestors were John Kem
Manufacturing Company, both of made in tha process of refining ble and William Donne, Intimate
Milwaukee.
petroleum.
friends of the author.
Justice,
new
secretary
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J T.<‘ ;
Bunich Said To
Be Mininformed
On U. S. Security
Hour Of Trial'
ti
I
Flood ( ’onfrol Job
Hi'RiiiN In August
W EBT I'AI.M 111 U H June M0
■•)Fl The culpa of Ami) Engilleeia ha. art August us the time
to -Hurt work mi Central and South
Florida'* 6208,nntr,out) water con
trol ploluct
W Turner Wallis evei glades
drainage district secratary-treasuier irlnl engliieei, leinuted from
Washington (hat engineers could
see no reason whv the flist stage
nf Ilia initial phase could not b*
started on achedula
With Wallis in Washington was
ED D Chairman Blacv V. Rogeva,
Vice chairman W. R l eak and
Attorney iVaieing T Millar.
Wallis said initial work in tha
overall program will he centered
tn Palm
Reach and
Broward
counites
,
"The initial phase Is estimated
to cost 170,000,000 and th* flrat
work In the neighborhood of |4,000.000," he said.
"Th* engineers are confidant
Congress will appoprlate that U t
tar sum in time for actual work
to b«gln within the next flvs* to
eight weeks," he added.
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Americans dropad to 1171 T han i f
ncmpnred with 146 pound* rehedulad a
and 161 in 1000.
I in th* UnW
SPENCBH. W. V a-d /P i-A merlcana lay proud claim to bring
the earth'* mo*t rtaehanlcallyminded people, but-76-year-old Lon
liove says you can't prove that
fact by him. Just rehired for the
47th straight year aa Spencer'*
street foreman, Love Inailt* Nh'll
continue to clean the city thorough
fare* with a broom, Just aa ho
nlway* ha* done.
Love In Moil-committal about
report* of recent week* that coun
cil now ha* definite plan* to pro
vide him with sorffa m h mschanl*
eat deviee, The members of tho
city governing body have volun
teered to donate their annual sa
lary of ino each toward buying
street cleaning equipment. Major
Eddie Farmer *ay* fit will match
the *um contributed by council.
Meanwhile, Ixive continuea to re
port for work each morning at
3 o'clock and atay on the job
until around daylight. Police
19.16 FORD COUPE
With RUMBLE HEAT \
PAINT, T1KEB, MOTOR, APPEARANCE
TOP NOTCH IN HIDE and OUT
The Rest We're Had anti
The Best We've Been In Manyr a Day
1939 P l y m o u th
' 4 DOOR REDAN
GOOD MECHANICALLY
( LBAN INSIDE and OUT
GOOD TIRER
Seminole County Motors
100 N . P a lm e lln P hone 1011 Knnford
If franklin and I had ant of our
children or poraonal friend* at
■uch a dinner we had to .my tholr,
From 'where I lit ... Ay Joe Marsh
pro rata shore l; the rout.
Louis llowe'a death in 193(1,
Mr*. Roosevelt declare*. wa* "a
N EW Y O R K C IT Y . June 2 9 -< S p e c ia l)~ D u r in g the 1933 negogreat blow” to her husband. Howe,
. Now Km Going la
liations which led to A m trica‘r recognition of the Soviet Union. Fran k »he add*, "seemed to hnve a very
lin Delano Roosevelt stressed Moscow's promise to maintain “ freedom acute sense of the need for keep
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of religious practice" in Russia, Eleanor Roosevelt reveal* in the second ing a balanre In Franklin’s ap
installment of her new memoirs, published in the July issue of M eCalt'i pointments, making sure that my
husband saw a cross-section of
When I saw lights burning la tbs looming now things la one of mg
Magailne, out June 29th.
Describing "the final conversa columnists, his relation* with his people and heard a variety of High Hchool auditorlam laat night, favorite hobbles.
tions on the recognition of the grandchildren, White House in
I looked in to see what went on.
from where I aH, It's will tags tea
Soviet Union" between the Presi adequacies; Mrs. Henry Nesbitt,
Aboat twenty people were listen to i*ara from the atbar parsea the*
dent and Mailm Lltvlnoff, then White House hwsekeopori tho
ing to Bass fills, ths electrician, makes Americans tolornM towards
NEW ZEALAND HERO
special Russian envoy to this coun cost of living In the White House,, AUCKLAND, New Kealsnd-i/Pl talk aboat television.
a* many different riswgatata m i
try, Mrs. Roosevelt say*:
1 slipped Into a back seat and taataa la thlaga. Jaet bicaaaa Bata
' r *
askrd Hap Thomas what was up. Kills goes far doaeolata maHeda,
•tinners, her first preJ* conference,'
T " / tu / ’ n l
IrM * Hap told me It was tha new Self- while I prefer a awtlaw gtsae af
While" House ‘'how r Z ' svI u ‘re t1 Hon t drink \p lflla . mi.........n't Improvement Club. I stayed to lis boor, doesn't moan Pm right and
ten—and learned a lot. Butt really he's wrong. Incidentally, nest wash
sla. He Insisted that when any|'r rived diplomats and heads of ™2hr|Jl?% C ^*s8r r S rn|» ^ ? rW
tm getag to talk oa how to ran a
recognised religious group had
the visit* of Ramsay Me
h*
knows his stuff.
more than a certain number of Imnald and other world figures, W"r '•'* nJIw Npw Z*,Uml ,,HVPr’
newspaper,
Turns
out
this
club
meets
evsry
members It should he permitted to
fjrMt an,| second bonus march- nor (leneral.
have a pastor, minister or priest, „ of World War I veterans, her
"I «»• disturbed when I see Friday night. Each member gives
a* the esse might he, to carry on tr ||lg
Pennsylvania coal townt y"""*
■P1' 1*1 ■n,i • talk on the subject he knows meet
about. I Joined on tha spot because
religious services
and perform an,| Maine fishing villages and chain smoking," he said at a unlwhatever church
rite* were do- mnny polltic-wl events of the N ig versity
graduation
ceremony,
sired. He obtained assurances that Deal'a first year.
"They are only atorlng up trouble
CeprrigA«, 1940, l!*U*4 3*t*i frrwsri f i MfsHw /
thla permission would be granted,
Describing the strenuous social f°r thsmselves,"
though at first there wa* some |,f(1 ot th(1 pr(.,|,|*r.ry, Mrs. R o o s e - __________ ___ ______________
__ veil say* that In IIH9 tha White
Mrs. Roosevelt’s memoir* also House entertained 4,739 people ati
reveal that President Roosevelt mrals, .12.1 as house guesta; 9,311
—
felt the Civilian Conservation; tit tea; 14,066 at teas, recaptions
r“
Corps wns of such value to tlm ' titul tin- like; at the same Urn*,
young men of the nation Hint It (,.120,100 people visited the public
"might well have become perina- rooms of the While House, and
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on
thetire that built
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TOR SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Scientist Fears
New Diseases In
m il
•■y».
There in no easier way to acquire a how# than by
financing it with on# of our Mod#rn Mortgagry-
insured Savings
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association of Seminole County
that amazing
new
A revelation io
COMFORT • FIT
WEAR
Light m g feather
. . . can be worn with
or without garten
THE WONDERFUL
NEW
PU R C ELL'S,
New
Location-
YoHiif|Nler‘N llop-Mpo(i*h
B-Bomb Breeding
Cheaper
Home Loans
»aj* lire nnuillpnx, yellow fever,
typhus, diphtheria,
...............i, tetanus ami r r o
..
i l
l
I'N IllN C IT Y , Okie.,— (/P)—This
1pronahiy botulism. The latter I* u
C l j ^ l i r e t t e s C o s t IjV S H lf n r m community in central Okln; quick and deadly form of food I
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hnma owes a lot to one man -and
*w|«nnlnir AH the other vaccines |[ A I* NrMsfrulures
doesn't fornet.
ha says are doubtful. This doubt
KOMK—trl*l- A little man walks
The man Is Hr. 1*. I'. Ittchaidson.
Includes tyhold fever vaccination. I io cairytMK a .mlieied suilcasv., who was surprised by Suit persons 1
He
says
he
is
uncertain
about1
Inside me in cm tons of Amein au who joined in celebrating his litlth |
By HOW A^wTiLAKKSLKK
Preas Science Edita* which are worse, ntouilc bombs or ciamettes. You par S.Illin llie mulj birtlulay with a basket dinner and
NEW Y O R K -T h e hi,g gun In biological war. Hut hr says tlv: take two.
I |>i out mo Hr. Iticliaidson lias been
UfllioSKIHO.I
d
Unln.lL,.,!
i mmuKicai war is some new ways widespread reports that biological
'‘See you neat M o n d a y b e says. p'HctlciOK fifi yenis liete and lias
1Ilf cross-1,reeding dlsea.e perms. war brings ipilck and certain drnlli At tlie fiee tali >f esi'iiuiigc you liven the only physician since the
How > told hy one of the world's are not title. There will lip limits have paid about i ‘.> for two uiitnns, turn of ilie cenluiy.
top authorities, Hr. Theodor Rost* to what Idologlcal attack* can do. of cigarettes.
j
llesiiles his |iiiifesaj»n, the deelor
i ..s,,ry* ot L’°Jumf)lB, III a new book, The limit* are of two kind*, one In
lint you trot a liingniii. Km
in is also piesidenl of the town's
| ,* *•*• "r Pestilence" tWhittlessy the germs thenuelve*. which do Italy, HOP, it m»i» yon nioto to onlyluink, the only iliuggiiit, and
their deadly work only under the buy American ciem rtlrs 1. rally its fomn i pontinastei an office
! " R Biological War came," hs right rnndlllnn*. The other in Im tlilin on Hie black iiimket
■now held by bis wife.
tiii|f »«•(• diifanpii «prt*d man beings, animals ami pant*,
Keusoii:
the
kirm
etli
IniHiness
in
llichiirdsim also lias been
that even b«cttrifi!<»iritt» und pub all of which have achllle* heels to
soak 1"iiiym mme times tban lie can
lic-health worker* hud never heard germ attacks. Hut the weak points Itnlv Is II Slate monopoly
I -the- stiiiniei tnv eniet pi ise. It I ........ min i anil lias served as ptesiof.
are not alway* certain to tie hit.
. o»ts you :<r>0 In, tal.oiil till 1-0111*1 ! dent " l the Oklahoma Stale mi-illHe draw* this picture of a hy 1to tniy II pmkare of American <«• "'in ly anil as a tueinhei of the
"These might he newly disco*
pothetical
radio
broailca*l
of
the
vered viruses or rirkettme (the
ir a rettes legally in a tobacco Oklalioma hanking commission. |
typhus diseases i of which, It is first attark nil the ITuited States
' *’,n l in' ink f»> u rat ton.
*
"The
epidemic
started
last
Week
generally agreed, many urnaln to
..
‘
are
fl.fdt.'
(
t
i
H
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i
m
IS
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T
AND MOWN
Iw round.
In Ht. I.mils. There havi* been no .
i ii, . t-.ii.hi l opeiaim Isn't
| \ \\ I ON, llkln , pi’) Coyvboy
"Or thev might t>e old germs In than 4.0011 death* in SI. l.imU u
, noyiiorr i*. '* snpplleil by Jai k llowei sllne of t ache, Okln ,
disgulia, modified hy changing five days, with a peak of 2.1111'
|„ ,||,k to Ids Inn knot
then diet, by growing tiiem in un yesterday; but all ludleatlmis an oonirr blip Mops win. ‘toin p loads p,
f Ann*ih nn t i|'in ri l* * in
In t m hoi*
familiar mediums, ui by trsnsfsr- that the death loll w ill mount high
ilug them througb a tenet of un er within the nest few days, Cit**........ I" '" '; ............... ' h l
...............mod the self svivtce
mllt
of whal are thought to be tIn lappy bi.t tb. It alum '••asury. , ......... ........ hurra*
usual animal species.
1lie blackdillii kePIII ir celse Is a ......... .,, ,
Hoot
"Bacteria can be changed Intrig* same disease have twen reported
- " 'T
I w Inn e tile lull Is Inn.......
j slrally by any of revnal fascitis- ov*r an area of the Middle W.i thriving lldns M.
lie
..... ..... ............ tIl,.k|v |ammv,l the
I ting new technh|ur> ihm
now from Chicago to Memphis and atlv pood t b ............ Hotels
Kansas t’ily to Indianapolis. In barmen buy tbem at the going indl.m to g......... M two ............
I emerging.
lepmled 470 deal 1..., ! !«fK tnt- ........ Ih. ope........ "'•'"I . ............ i.dn't slop until it pot
J . "It l» now possible in alter th* tllaiiapull*
It pot
yesterday.
Authuritlea
are wot king | torn around and sell them to th e ,,,,
■hereditary conitltutlun of baccusloliiers
at
in.....
Ilian
they
cost,
.„
„
.k
(Ut,.r
fM
,ICy
yelling,
to
determine
llie
nature
of
the
i
; teria so a* to piodurr new types
: ........ wfileh have. ............... .
,|ie
J 1,1
' by what amounts to a marriage of malady.
"The source of il*— X*vH»e lias! mop sieslias ami ale closed night*.
flll o.dllinr out.
different kind*, Just as new varle| ties uf dogs gild wheat call tie pro- not yel been discovered. T ra v e l'
Into and out uf the affected men.
I duced by ciosibrredliig
I In,inns l iving, fust Secretary
is being restricted. Qiiainnlini> I di pnitiiieiils. Ktay at home
I "Ho far unly varieties uf the
possible
ibe tms-1tor, was appointed in
I hat tide** colon bacillus, which w* are being imposed locally. Yon wil |
j all have in our intestines, have be advised of reguiatimis affecting
been dealt with In this way, but your area by ptvss and radio
I who knows what tnmurrnw may Meanwhile keep calm. Ho not
I bringT A relatively old trick, telephone local police or hcolth
111 Waot F irst Street
” > l A IK IH « I I , » S W
hi
moreover, whereby .,nr kind of
pneumococcus can be changed Into
another, has gow hern put on •
sound chemical bails. Such In
creased fundamental knowledge
may help Biological War a* well
as public health."
Dr. Rosebury worked m Hi* Unii ted States bacterial wat listens*
‘ preparations. He, with Hi. Etvtn
A. Kabat and Martin H Hold!,
made a study of these war poi|i*
bilitlei, which was kept secret
mini after the war.
Mlllll tnliss spsiklr on i t , MI.lir
upau-io. ismlsl iihiI, •iiiniuei i,
saucy. Ones Willi llmk,. ml loos,
rayuus-stery ibiogl Uasbabl*.
Red. i,bur, blue iiiui. Gull'
sad cbildrcu's sue*.
IVEY'S
iU.'rry
'i'S'tp*
To give you a
LUCKY
STRIKE
It's w w to
I
"We know," he *ays, "that the
agents of biological wsi can be
(licked out. We have found way*
to make heaps uf them, and we
know they can be packeil neatly
IIjto some SOI! of VHgue bomb*
, and stored safely away.
" I’eihnp* ibis already has been
| dime down Maryland wu> (Camp
I Hetrick where the U. S. riiemlcal
, Wmfate Service la in charge of
! bacterial war studies)
| "Maylie it has been dune in a
duien different other nmntrlea.
"If it ha* not liecn dime, it may
I be done tomorrow or the licit day,
"We would he fools In aaauni*
otherwise, fur what I have wrlttan
! Is not secret and will not ha new
' to thuse who feel the need to know
.It.
t ,
"BW bombs are cheap and *a*y
weapon*. To poor cuuntriM, If
not to all others, they look Ilk*
good
substitutes
for
atomic
bombs."
But as to huw effective they
. may be Dr. Rosebury »»y» he does
not know—and nobody know*. Wr
| will have im way of knowing, '.i*
adds, until they are used in war.
HW i». he declares, a rrirsjur wea
pon, and tiler* is no adeipiat* de
fense.
He warns against faith in vac
cines. The disrates against which
there are really good vaccines h*
tit Sfoa fffC fopto
>
Lucky Strike m aintains America's
America’s largest cigarette research laboratory is your
guarantee th a t Luckies are a finer cigarette!
Y
OU HKK IIKMK the largent and nnmt complete
laboratory of it* kind operated by any ciga
rette manufacturer In Ainerlru.
For many years Lucky Strike arientlnta have
delved into cigarette reaearcli' on an extensive
•rale. Out of this ha* grown an elaborate ayatem
of quality control. Every atep in tjie making of
Luckiea—from before (hr tobacco la bought until
the Itniehed cigarette renchea you-cornea under
the laboratory'■ watchful eye. Literally hundreds
of precision testa are conducted daily to make cer
tain that the Lucky Strike you antoke la.a finer,
, milder, more snjoyslilc dgurettc. Ahyou read this,
ELECTRIC
n cunktant ntmtiti of loharro . . . hmiiiiI** front
evt-ry tohncrn-KrowiiiK urea . . . ia flowing into Ih*
luhunttory in IHrtimoinl, Virginia* Thcw Mamplva
are Hclrnlilintlly mini?ml, ami reporln ot their
t|uulily go Io Ihe iiii'ii who buy at auction lor llie
mnkern of Lucky Strike.
A rm ed w ith thin confidential, ncleolific in fo r
m atio n — und Ih e ir own m iu ik I ju d g m e n t-• lliene
men go n ffe r lin er, lig h le r, m ild er lohacco. Thin
lin e to b a c c o — to g e th e r w it h n e ie n t lt im lly controlletl m n n u fiirtu riiig methmln — In yo u r nwnir*
ance th at there In no lin er cig are tte in the world
today thun L u c k y S tr ik e !
M
T e s t in g
lo b a s io -
H u m p li'n
I m ho n v u ry lidw eco-
growing nil'll urn noidv/ni Im-Imih nod nllnr pur
iti.MH' T I ii -m,,‘ i I i '|M|vi' Hiniilllllr non I ,»•«, tilling with
tlo<ni|H'it |udgiio-iil ul l.oi ky Siiiki< liiiyrr*. sksur*
you [list l to- Inlidii'O lit l.llik lrs I* ft tie!
ff
for fino tobacco
H raves untN
y^l
If lag
OMg
y w w a R M F M F C M lM M .
sisUK^Wi.
ph o ne
(million* of deHart mere than official parity priest)
44S
IVe ore romdrimf:
rsuad, so Arwv to fuUy partied, lypkal of
■y tpeclsJ devtoss dtalgnml to rpslntain highm oadei* of rtflsiett* quality, this msohs*
M h - 'r avoid loom end*. . . makes doubly sure
|y Lucky 1$ so round, to firm, so fully pocked.
draws sir through the cigarette, measure* th*
draw. Bamplaa are tasted to *** If lliey a n proparty filled. Teats like thi* un* a n your guaraatm
that Luckiea a n truly free and assy on tb* draw.
fo r cig a rette research
Frevs le yaunetf lotklet are flner-Oet a carton tedayl
f" »
THI AMIIICAN TOSACCO COMTANY.
�f
*
flANTOKO fffiHALD.
i third map IlluitraUa how wa IIRetired Soldier
l could atop (he Rusllen* at the
!Rhine**lf we have another war-Refights Battles jhy
using the atom bomb."
“Rut the atom lp>mb la a atrateweapon not a tactical one,”
To Spend
Time ;<leproteated.
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"It1* for knock inf
m m
Fern Park News
By Capt. C. Hallltt
Mr. Harry Beeham to be motmtml
and given to the Lyman
___
m HooL
Mr. Beeham also mounted a eub
lic*r for the clt •
sn'orc no
licar wa* born at the Sanford Zoo.
Friends of Mr. Ralph Moody
are very sorry to learn that he
has closed hla hardware and no*
tion store, the Seminole Trading
I'ost. Wo will all ml*e seeing
him around town.
Rat. Jack L. Teague, formerly
of Orlando and Sanford, waa
gueet
. at the home of 8 ft. and
n v tiAt trn v i tr
* oul weiliy clUas-not enemy Mrs. V. D. Jefferaon thle paat
week-end. 8gt. Teague hae been
W rw v n u v *
t t
_ ermlee. Everybody eaye that."
NEW YORK, —(/Ft—I knnw all
The colonel Rave me a acorn* stationed in Dhahran
Saudis,
inrai
aid eoldler, retired one world w a rifu| glare.
Arabia for the past year where
and three international rlnta ago,
"Bonny." ho
• nltvlnrlv he performed the duties of a
•» one “ l i e f l f i S f i Special Service* N. C. O. He
PORT BREAKS RRCORf)
hla campaign* and kreplny tha | gunpowder waa .Juat a nleu
nleo thing
thlr flew to New York by Trena World
f:AI.CIITTA-(/P)—The Calcutta
mice ewe
to meka firecracker* with, too. Airline*, on emergency leave due port has established
ah
a peacetime
The
way to win a war with to the Illness of hi* mother, Mr* record In cargo handling.
well and love* to work out email a "The
new weapon la to use that new Eva C. Teague, of Manila Ark
Docks Manager K. Milter re
problem* like thn prnhehle dally weapon In every way you ean. Hgt. Tesgue win report to Brook*
ports that the port handled 718,arerage hay Intak.r of Hannibal's
“Suppose tha Bovlet armies ty Air
_____ ____
___ The
__ 0(H) Iona In March, 1043, nirtudlng
'■ Field,
Mobile,. Ala.
alephanta In rroaalng tha Atpa, attack. Everyone figures they'd 3rd of June where he will re
J called on him the other day overrun Eurpoe while our fly ceive hi* discharge, He will then petroleum landed In hulk, Such
and found him fumlng-ae usual— boy* were wiping out Russian proceed to the west coast where a high figure waa preciously ach
over three hlg map* hung on hla elt'ei with atom bomb*.
be will rccnllst In the Air Force. ieved only during World War II,
library wall*. The map* were
'Rut how long would It lake
and Mr*. MalfOrd Morgait when Calcutta waa a major port
decorated with little flag*, square* ua then to get the Russian armies andMr.children
have moved to 0 - of supply for the Allies In the
and lrl*nwe|*.ihe hlernpl vhnlc* out of lh* rent of Europe} Five range City. Mr. Morgan Is
China-Iturma-Indlfl theater.
of the military. Ami the old tiny, years? Ten yean? Rut why ployed In Deland.
Vltter adds that tonnage pre
waaring hi* nld-fa»hlnned high concede In advance they can over
Mbi*a Molly Casselberry, of Win sently being handled In Calrutta
eavalry bool*, wm striding up run western Europe.
ter Park, motored to Blowing I* on a pnr with that of any major
and down before them Ilka Najv>* "Before they can hit for the Hock, N. C. with her mother Mr*, port in the world, and certainly
leon the day before Waterloo.
English Channel, son, they have Mel Casselberry Iasi month. She
"What1* up now, Colonel?" I to cross a hlg w{da river called ..returned here Tuesday by bus. more than any port east of Hues.
■*k«d rhrrrfullv. "Plannln* a the Rhine. To rfoea that river Molly Ill l»a tha house guest of
motor trip to Long faland T"
their army ha* to mass together. Mias Joan Dustan for the sumThe colonel gave me hla eue- And whenever (hey mas*, non. mer.
tomary glare and chomped In half It'* my idea we ran hit ’em hard
Hgt. and Mrs. Ralph Jameson
a atray hair from hi* 1830 mous with atom bomb*. I don't care have gone to Cleveland, Ohio for
tache.
whether you drop the homh on a short visit with friend* and re*.
"In the flr*t map I have cor* 'em or shoot It over with a hlg latlvrs.
reeled the error* made by Grant gun.
The Ted Bigg* family h av a1
at the siege pt Vicksburg,” ho
"Either way you'll cost them moved to the loirkhauller homo!
■napped. "The second map show* about five square mile* of an In Altamonte Springs.
mv pl*o for Railing New York army. And I ran’t think of a bet
Mr. and Mrs. Klrhard Maxwell j
Clt* and-*"
ter whv to invest an atom bomb am spending two weeks at thd
"What do you want to ta k a , In wartime."
home of Mr. and Mr*. J. 0. Pol*
sen.
'
Ntw York for, colonel-restore
It
made
sense
to
me.
Rev. and Mr*. K, C. Lerrh, of
tha flve-renl subway fa ra t” l ' "Colonel," I said. "I think I
interrupted.
I
Deerfield Beach, Fla. were the
"I wouldn't taka the place e * > VB
, underestimating your dinner guest at the home of Mr*,
fhnrlottu
Mrfjoilllo
Tuesday
a gift on a pewter platter," anlf, i
. «.
I
f*d the colonel. "It's Ju»t a mlll-i
,0M\ .
*on' n'B night.
tary exercise for me. I also have "P* «*• *" " 1hp“d w.ll,h * «"?:
Mr. anil Mrs. Edward 8. Mil-,
worked out plana In storm Mns- Dark mind, whether It’* on old ter, fo Palmyra. N. J. were among,
eow, Mlnik and Plnsk, e n v e l o p . or young shoulder*."
the recent guest al the Lake Con
tha north and south poles and
cord Motor Court.
outflank Addis Ababa."
Mr. and Mr*. John O. Polsen
"Rounds tike a buav afternoon.
wore In Dayton* Wednesday, duel
How big a force would you need Florida Attractions
to the Illness of Mr. Pnlsnn'* I
to capture New York?"
mother, Mrs. I.lllaln Fuller. Mrs.
tt'aatlauad
Frew
Waa*
I
See,
"After I threw three artillery unities wo have at our very door Fuller Is a patient at the Ridge
wood Hospital, suffering an attark
step. Our new maps and Hummar- nr
the colonel, pausing to pour
huratls, Him will remain at the
Grsm
postcard*
are
juat
one
way
atlf three finger* of Bourbon,
Ridgewood Hospital for two
nf
harking
op
our
company
slo
"I figure I could take It with
week*, then he moved to a local j
a troop of spavined horse cavalry gan, ‘Helping Build Florida'."
hospital.
armed with saber*. The popula*
Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynold*, and.
tlon already would hava tramp
Chlggers or red bugs usually live children have returned to their
led Itself in death trying to es
low tn thn ground near rotten home In Harrisburg, Pa.
cape to New Jersoy."
Mr. Oil* Forsachar caught a
or tree stumps or black"Granted: Now what’s thn third ,logs
A chlgger or red hug feed* on gar flah measuring approximately l
map *how--ono of Von Clause' lrerry
four feat. He gave the flah tn
bramble*.
will's campaigns I"
"Haven't I ordered you Paver
to mention thu name of that Prus
sian Illiterate In my hosdquartera?" tha colonel snorted, "No, the
a
NOff-SQATMILKING
(ifeen which follows him M B
CONWAY,
lit Ark.,—(S’!—If milk* A sjg J g jL S y T g * .! g ^ ru?M>{g >g i„ rally. When Junior feta on al
In* bouy gives you a back ache,
motor scooter to go to school, tl
Farmer H. O. Proetor figure* he
MH flutters behind him.
can save you a lot of stoop*. It * manta, elegantly dratted and bear
Juat a matter of putting tne ww' ing ■ bouquet of flowers. If they jlM tl Mt H t H M I M H I H H I M M M H H I H M M t MM
on a higher level than the milker, i found someone at hams, they
says Proctor, who operate* ■ farm
LETS LOOK INTO THIS
would pretend they were vlsltlnj
near her*.
. ‘ some
one
alee
In
the
building
am
Proetor uaed to wear him self
When delirious
out stooping over to milk hi* <i>| knocked at the wrong front door.
[I
the
apartment
was
empty,
they
eow* seen day. He thought up the
DIXIE-CREAM DOUGHNUTS
idea of building a ramp around his j broke In end want to worka.
•re a* Inexpensive, why have
barn high enough *o that when,
ha he* to milk all he doe* I*'
Jtnder hnek hla beak? Juat
reach out and attack electrical Dr. Henry McLaulin
harry dmrn and bay a freak doasa.
squeetrr*. Everything Is set^wlth
Yea'll eema back again.
Optometrist
no back bending.
The old method required one
FRESH DAILY t
bend to wash of each row’s set til MagaeHa Art. Phene 111
of faucets; another to attach the
electrical milking machine and a
third to remove the mechanical
apparatus. That’* *1* squat* per
TALBOTTS
cow per day. Blnce Proctor mlIlk*
—DRIVE-IN—
an average of 20 cow* twice * day
for in month*, that represent*
Wall Paper • Paint
38,000 stoops he now saves each
Corner Palmetto Avanua and Third Htraat
year—or so ha figure*.
......
PALMETTO DOUGHNUT SHOP
FRIDAY
|
SATURDAY
Legal Notice*
Locker Plant
FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS
401-W-l!)th St .......................FHone 1318
HOT WKATHBR 8PEC1ALN FOR FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY — CLONED ALL DAY MONDAY,
JULY 4th.
iMBOndfnl.
n tv o n en
S B g g r& tf8
or.
rt-oRtnA,
TO; AtlbtNtl M FARMER, who**
T.sld.nr* I* l*ni fUen.walt Av.,
Richmond, Vlrelnla.
Toll are Imr.liy nollllsd that
•ult tor divorce In* t,**n filed
• Mltml ynu In the Circuit Court
for Hemlnnln County, Florida, In
Chanrary, hr Thome« II Farmer.
Tmi are tiarehy required to til a
your appearance with the Clark
of aalit Court In Ilia County Court*
hniian al Faafnril. Florida, on nr
before Mnodav, ilia jr.n, day of
be enter*,! asiilnet you noil said
raue* will proreetl t i parte.
WITNF.HH my hand anil tha aaal
of aald Court thla Itnd day of
June, A. I> IMI.
O, I*. I1KIINIH1N
Clark Clnull Court In and
for Hamtnol* County,
IRA!. r,nr',,' >
Many DclirlouM Flavor* — N fa ltw t
ICE CREAM
PINTS
AVENUE
OLEOMARGARINE
24 OR MORK
IN PAUKAGK
.... 8 to pkg.
17*
BUYS IN PORK
STEAK
SPARE RIBS............................1 lb. 4 51
PU RE LARD
BEEF LIVER
B R ISK E T S H I —
Frigid Dough — Ready To Bake
[APPLE TURNOVERS
COTTACE CHEESE 2 9 *
2 IN
PKG.
HAMS ot BACKBONE................ lb. 43^
FRESH SID E.............................. - «»• 33*
CHITTERLINGS......................... ..lb. 15 ^
SHOULDER ................................
*•
PORK NECK B O N E S RATH’S
BLACK HAWK
TENDERIZED
CASHMERE BOUQUET SAOP 2 for 2 |d
OCTAGON SOAP POWER ___ 3 for 2 0 ^
lb. 39
Lge. FRESH MULLET
I-’
Tender Baby Beef
lb.
SWIFTS POTTEBl MEAT
SWOTS
'
mKf>"H h
R&v
FR E SH
'V'W , ■
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; 1U'
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a. ] 7 ,
1
Grad* A — Quick Frown — Dreaaad A Drawn
Rhode bland Rad — Meaty
*;j.; I‘ • :1
;
POR KCHOPS - Center cu t.......... ..lb. 59^
Rich, Creamy — l*ft Package
4 oz. pkg.
■
PIGS FEET or TRIPE................. lb. 121/21
WESTERN
SCAU8B-II kaa iN a lir I
war, with NK ant
aa. It aarrtaa tha a
1a OHHPLT. ta kill
•IMI. Oat haaay a
RIBBON
lb. ctn.
TENDER YOUNG WESTERN
Frigid Dough — Oovarlaaf Froien
BLUE
HKI> HONK
Round STEAK............................
T-Bone STEAK..................... lb.
llreuded — Ready To Fry
SHRIM P
ROLLS —
4th & SANFORD
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FRIDAY, JULY let
The art of making opening* In
The ancient Romans nftwi built
th*L skull— trepanning—wae known huge pond* In which they kept
to the ancient*.
decorntlve fleh.
ILadies! Miltex Dresses! Just Arrived!
In Half Sizes 12 to 16
G .W . C LA R K
J lM Hanford Are.
(Formerly Located At lit) West First Street)
Phone t i l
325 SA N FO RD AYE.
HOUSE
There I* None Better
At Any Price
IHT
RECORDS — NEEDLES — SHEET MUSIC
RADIOS — GUITAR STRINGS — HARMONICAS
MUSIC ACCESSORIES
KOTALL One Coat Flat Oil Hase
$.1.25 To $4.(10 Per Gallon
SOFT Gltwn and HIkIi Luster
ECIIJII’MENT Enamel
FLOOR and Deck. <|ulck Dry Inn.
LAKUOLOID Knnmrl and Varnish
All in Atlracfive Colors.
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FREE DELIVERY ANY PART OF CITY
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
EFFICIENT — ECONOMICAL
I Ua For Reapotudhle Painter- Who (iuarantee SalUfarllun
See U* Fer All Your (Has* Need*
r
“Hanford's Leading Paint & Glass Store”
:;I17 So. PARK
Free Delivery
PIIONE .1(1.1
c
Use
HERA LI)
Want Ads
M I ..I I I HIM .aalr »•
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on ilnwn.
W, It. WllllMins. Iti'iill.ii.
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TIIIH WEEK mdy ........no will
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nf nhnihlM’ry, ahaili’ I rci'ji. L*
cur KiiniKc A \i arreened |iiircli<’*
pin* purlc-cuchvre, HUS K. L'nil.
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aa ar.aa a rrw ra la ra a r aa.
Fa m m M a# raaaaaaibla ra t
THE
Nlct 12 hrdrmnn house, tilnl Imtli
A kitchen. Ju*t cnmidrlrd# Offein l for ImnirdlHle »nlr $5050.00 nn laryiu, ( ,
Hhv. | wilier frnnl Ini nnd III
near water front lots In M»yfnii. prlcnl from
irilM'.OO to
IllnU.llO cncli.
Ihive Knncli limdi frcm i 5n lift f*.
In 411,000 nrre*. IllipiMM I mid
iinfniprnvi’il. S ir n» lii'f.n >
Iniy ill(|ill pinpiTly.
VIIII MIMIS. Hit
SA N FO RD
Paik Vve.
HERALD
H EA L E S T A T E -
RENT
—
THE Cnwan Apt*., convan•ntly located acroia from th*
font Office, one room efficiency
kpartment, modern Ilia bath,
|u|t»bla for builnaaa couple or
fual. Phone B80.
AK
A APARfSlNfSTTfA
Firit Street. Fdrntihad
RADIO SERV ICE
FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY
niNie io o t
irn iN o »NO uixutv
THE MUSIC BOX
W O llf t 'l CHAMPION
V A lV I-tN -H IA P IN O IN I
IMIing 1*4 lrnn.| trtf th. ."'Ivf.l...
Plinin
IN S P IM M 'E
vice, Fla, Stata .Bank Pldg.
W. R. Wllllamt, Renllor
110 N. Park Ave. Phone 112(1.
2 Rond tim'd Refrigerator! *75 00
rarli. I Rood tried refrigerator
CORNER" LOT, 176 * 120 ft.H
*100.00.
block
from
City
Hall
In
OiiniBe
Apartment'812 Oak
Sanford Electric Co
City, Wnter, elcctricily A khh
, ■
110 Magnolia Phone 442.
avallnldn. Paved alirct. Ilnute
AI'Tli GLASS (natiOed. Glaaa fiTr
2, Do* 300, Sanford. I’ln.
every (inipoae.
S E N K A R IK Glaaa A Paint Co.
W A T ER FRO N T—57 a m ........ulh
o f rontl Geneva to Lake Harney, M M U W. 2nd. 8 L _____Phone 320.
(160 fret ini lake anil 1320 feet For—(1ALVANlZEP ROOFING,
on road— want offer.
ItflOL ROOPINO, Roof Cement
ROSE COUiiT SECTION 6 room: and Coatl
hmiao recently p
palnlnl liulde, STANLEY- ^ S g BRS HDWB. CO.
and not,I, w ll irelow market "‘ ^ H T T C W W T f
*7,600.00,
Inlere.led In
caah
tirchaac of a bmini'H'/ would Hlghtat
fturnlture.
to talk to you nlifUit It.
Co. 811 K.
Have something aprciul timt unn
_____ ________
M ERCANTII.h^-lf
MIMElMillAI’ll PRINTING
AND TYPING
CREDIT ((CHEAP OP
HANFORD
1141 N_Park
Phortr 1*0
Ofil.ANno Mnrtiimr Sentinel Or
lando Evening Star. Call Ralph
Ray IIH6J
(JAI.L 617 for Mattery. Generator
and Klar.et «ervle*. Mualn’*
Mattery Service. 301 W. Flrat
St
r.XtofJWoWKRH *li*rpened, hlryrlei repaired, lock and key
work. No waiting—work .oaranteed. II, W. Shuman, 310
Emit 4lh. St., Raadord, Fla,
(Formrrly with William* Flail
_Simp).
STEAM-LUX Ilouae Waaltlng.
Entire iiiitMil* area Including
acrern*. Free citlmatM. Pliotia
collect Oviedo 20*1. ____
B L K C r n iC a c
A C E T Y liE N B
W ELD IN G
■anfnrd Motor t KqpL U
7(1* W. let Street
"Wall a hennbtt
GarnKe A Service Station
Celery A Sanford Ave.
Auto R e tirin g
Standard Oil Product*
MARKET Marher Shop. Open
Jper all
T1^ 1h22lli',|<,| ' , u P*r ‘ ...........^ '« (A -(g l¥ **t« M |.& ||^ p |I# n
T W tl HMALI j houacK mi nvre lot ---- —-----—— -------day, every day. I Invite my
on paved road, price for the two HORSE,
friend* anil ruMomera. I ain
Saddle, Md Bridle*
tlM
O.00
J U and well Worth (ho
waiting for you. Lonnie Me*.....
* 126.(Ml 1822 Palmetto Ave.
money.
Mullen.
Phone 32W;__________
FB8D W. UKNDKR, REALTOR FOR SALK^-Good flanaan milk FIRESTONE'S New Service He
■ Nn. 2
Phone 1030
partment—complete brake re*
-n o part
port Nubian
uuoran kid
am for
ror
goat with
; FlafUd Bank Hulldhta
line*—overhaul*! brake tlruma
aale
turned; maater cylinder* rnPort Male . Male, 4H Mara old.
S—
-------1 ro
paired; new brake hoee InatallOr Nile — 5
Phone 340 until 1:00 f , M. 71Aed; light*, horna, ignition, motor
— ------------M4 after llOO.
T
tune-up*: apark plug* cleaned;
front end rebuahed; king pin*bearing*, ahock ahaorbara; car
buretor oil filter*; wheel* bal
INTERV1BWSU for pvt-Umo
anced! muffler; tall plpea; floor
Intorvlewtae peatMa for market
Moatjfytfcing. 4041
reaoarch a e t m CnMlgo back mate) body tightening; radiator
fo rd A n . Pkmie 1M-J.
hoea; fan beita; Guaranteed
ground doalrakla, not aatgntlal.
•hen you don't
work, uatng beat material alAnawer tally pot aaail, A. J.
prracrii’tloni to
way* ■ tavlng. Phone II for ea-
st WiS
UK i r r n
It Comnioto
Feed Store.
f.VANIZED
CBN.
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IN I f f i n t o ,
wll* WtDIII raiAD, a . w .ll
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tkai Ml.(Mat Oru% HI th* *nO** ini*
fiSM . (v n v iil'h i] i p a t l a t f i d M l l h i h l i ,
MtHia UNIIIIIt
BODY CONttBUCtlON
*mth
*• 1«t ’«• *(**i e> $•<
% I y*i i
fur m*ar*»h»'«i **»'■.Mt, ij i *».<*•* | fll
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, i.hj i«M«a t'uiMi r*mi* fi.h'hf-* nmfuft,
nun* id* I tlrtllntail *«*>( tlfnlf
cuavio wiNnjMiuo
wits
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vittatlirr
luppi. fig VH«f ***** yi*nn nh.rh
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to o w N -o riaA iiMAINIAIM
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t f i a . t n e 'a *>e
m htP M aiO v f»n rn « |li« r r A' i
Shop, 170(1 Sanford Ave. Phone
IT I r s i t l’lii; Painla for every
1143 J,
pitriinni,.
S EN K A R IK Glaaa * Paint Cn.
112-II I W. 2nd.
__I’hone 320, III— DuHincHM OpportunlticN
New
*3110 05 Cencrnl
Electric
anlnimiile
wa*hltiK
inachltu* For Sole SH O PPE C H A P E A U —
$206.0(1. l ;*ed only alx week*,
entile atock exclutive millinery,
iranoii for aelllni, moving. Sen
Phone 01H-J Hflcr 6 P, M.
ill Mr. P. A. Urooka^ 440 Elliott.
(JOOD^AND BAD"
I o-e,| :i fH‘, l>ed room *uita *70.06 12— Sgaclnl Service* —12
I .Slightly uteri 6 pc. dinette 20.06
Expert Radio Repairing
I tired ire Im*
24.60
Fred Myer*. 311 E 2nd. B»
I need 3 pc. living room mite 11.05
I liaeri ilre»-er
14.05 V E N E T IA N B LIN D S mada Id or
M A TIIER O r SA N FO R D
) der. Femlnnla Venetian Rllnd
•20l-0f» E. l. i. St,
Phone 1271 Co. H20 W. 3rd. St. Phone
G O A T M II.K
1163 W
H D. Prle*t, Phono 710-W8.
|NKW F l.fflR H aurtareil to per feeEl EC T R IP Frlgldalre *60. ca*h.‘ ,l,m> ,,,,, R ""^ mnl,r ,,l‘r nl>w'
^InithiiiK, rleanlng A wmlng.
(ini ftnvi’ $10. 2201 (Ink Avenue.
Porlitlde power plant, 22 yrare
NVw cn-li re|ti*ter nnd Hrale*.
experictire In Seminole County,
i lieeji Phone H XI-J.
H. M (ileaton, I,nki' Mary
GI.A DIMl.t'K- - ItoHtitlful if I n <1*,
CURT
A INS nod liter table ■loth*
fill (n'-li t’vrry day, 115c per
wnrdreil. Marched and alieti bed
.(..r.'ii iiii,I tt|». Wo Blow them
61H MellnrivtlU' Avenue. Pit H70.
f-<r ymn plen*nre. 210 W. (Uh.
St.
SEE UR FOR
IM V iv u m i M Mii'ki
,,N K , f M r KlM 0,1 Paint. Cover*
Vm ' J 5 V.MJ Mu» l,A i "
any nnrfnra. HI* pa*lel tint* and
Pm. I I lor Ida Stale llmik Hid* | „
|;i 75 per gallon.
F u ll FARM S, hnme«, Ininne** S EN K A R IK (ilaaa A Paint Co.
impel tv nmi acreapr. »re mnr 112-11• W. 2niL_
__ Phone .120.
A. Strout
Realty Arency 2 - 12 fl. Ilnw Roati wllh oar»,
Orio It. Malhleux.
A»ti,«iale
$25,110 each.
Sanford
Boat
1307 E. Second H*r«el or plionaj Work*, Phone 1132 or 788-J.
1• AD IES' Mcycle, practically new.
New 2 lieilroom aluccn on Mock | f a ll 274. __________________
houie, llreereway ami attached USED GAS Keingarator, ap artmerit «lre, perfect cnndiltlon,
Karaite. Already lnnd»c*ped.
*60.00. Green1* Fuel Ga* Ser
*8,600.000, *1,000.00 down
*w.t, n n h . g
CINtia-POINt ITIiaiNO
SANFORD AVENUE
omi A apartment!. Way, weak
Mm
Infill on gotting these EXTRA VALUES exclusive to Chevrolet in its field I
Hi. Ml,. .ffif.g.O PHH. p t"' Ih.t .
A L L T Y P E S nf liulldoter work,
lilt'Ml friunr IniiiKiilttw. i-partnii* F o il P A IN T ER S — Decorator*. Pa
reaton.ihle rale*. Free extlmatper
llmwer*.
Phone
320
or
mill comfortable. Screened |i<inh.|
c*. David K. Carpenter, Phona
II0H-.I
after
0:00
P.
M.
Work
11vhiac i(Mini, dining r«n»in, 'J huge I
1593-51.
i.nmmiiee.l No Job too Inrjti’ or
U'driMini* nnd hath, go m gr, ..nk
I"*' *ionll Kitlmatc* cheerfully L o w e r P R IC E S , Expert watch
fhnde trues. Excellent neighbor-1 invert,
repairing, (j. C. Fnllowa, Home
h'Mid. Price >7,500,00(1. JM.IIHI.I
Fee fa
*P%,» ■ ..Xti i -.4* P
until you get hold of the best
(•u n O
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
Becruf/ti/
"Hold Everything”
Cmtllmilng The Same Lines Of Merchandise
and Services As The First Street Store.
Mildew Rraiitlng
G
~7fe most
WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
AT A NEW LOCATION
Rcm fjoncio
.95 to $6.15 Per Gal.
PAGE FIVE
CHEVRO LET
THE M USIC BOX
PAINT WITH
CARMOTE
------
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i m 8AHT0RD HERALD. SANFClRD FLORIDA
Htatorlan* believe th ji
the, The brine ihrlmp, found all over
•*brdee" referred to In the Bible the world, ore reproduced by im
probably wae bronte.
I fertlllred egg*.
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THURSDAY, JUNK SO, 1949
Tomatoes 2
:a .
Thompaon
CANTELOUPI
each 19(
35c
Santa Roiu Red
45c
Frtab, Gr**n
Cabbage
New
lb
5c
Calif. Yallow
Onions
large
2 lbs 15c
C arro ts 2
Calif. Lon* Whit*
hsi.v
No. 1 Rad BIIm
Lem ons 2
Potatoes 6 lbs 2Wc
Potatoes 5 lbs li.ic
Uoldan Bantam
Corn
5 ears 25c
LSmes 2
Mountain Grown
POLE BEANS
8mokad, Sklnnad
Shank End
MEATS!
Skinless Weiners
v Luncheon Meat
p) Liver Cheese
1
*
Braunschweiger
Sliced Bollad
49g Naa
Sw
antun'i Hor.ad
Yallow Labal Taa
H tirk e n
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Tubaaco Sauca
Palmalto & Third St»
. Boned Turkey B oa. 50c
314 Eaal Firal St.
' f*. .vauton Chicken
Spread
Pickla &
^-lb.
OLD G LO RY
Dixie Darling
Rye Bread
Center Slices Hams, lb 79c
PICNIC
Stores Closed Monday—Buy Emit! to Lost
T il l Tuesdayl Stock Up for the Double Holiday
Ta«t«*Rich
Sandwich!
Swanvun Chicken
and
Far a
H am s■29* 39* 49
BANANAS
Boa.
29c
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) Ryo Broad
49c Loal
I,
loaf
14c j
Quantity Right* Raiarvad
PETER PAN
l.v .
Grade A, Dreaaed & Drawn,
RID CHOPS
lb.
69c
LOIN CHOPS
lb.
79c
SHOULDER ROAST lb. 59c
TENDER STEW
lb.
39c
CHICKEN PARTS
Qtoda A, Quick Froaen, Pan-Ready
Chicken
Chicken
Chicken
Chicken
Bjeast lb.
Wings lb.
Backs lb.
Gizzards lb.
89c
49c
39c
39c
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49c
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65c
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S9c
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Halt Water
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MULLET
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33c
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lb.
21c
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Pafil-Cala ar Coca
COLA
5db Sack
*
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TIDY HOUSE
Soadwteb lega
lo o a
frtn eh ’s
Specials.
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BREA D
Hist OtooaoM, ft. 82e qtra, lb. 84c
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Y H I SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
flying Nationalist bombers blasted earlier protested any move to cut
Coplon Case
the crowded Chapel district of off debate, offered no objection to
th*
untnlmoua
agreement
on
votShanghai
today,
killing
at
laait
__ _
(C a e lla a e # S r c a P a s s Oaa)
(DuM nM f n a Pea* Oh i
(Centlaaad From Page One)
f Cantinged From Fag* 0 n «
to appear at a service for ordin
thorltiea under the occupation sta school* cannot operate for more two persons and Injuring upward*
Secretary
of
Defense
Porrestal
fie eald It Wee evident that those tlly added that thla meant "subof 100.
ation nf new prieeta, but an In*
tlinn
seven
mmiths
no
the
leduced
tute
(mainly
matters
of
keeping
Police and rescue workers dug who voted with Taft yesterday ■tantial doubt"
formed source said Beran had not and has the spaclfle endorsement
aid,
Germany demilitarised)."
of President Truman. Under tha
And in New York, Mra. Alger
planned to participate rnd that h*
in
addition
to
State
funds,
Ualj
Jh*
Injured out of blasted build- are likely to suport the reet of his
The organisation of the Mgs
plan, the chairman would set as
His* testified at her hueband's
program,
and
therefor*
"any
per
attll wae In hie palace under a
ley
said
the
counties
will
con-,
hour*
*"#
plsnes
comcommission, spelled nut In detail,
chief military advisor to the Pre
fecting amendments which I we* perjury trial that aha bellev^
lice surveillance which wae
provldea for creation nf the Allied triliute an estimated |i:.;iHi>,600 M*t*d their mission,
sident, and the secretary of de
going to offer would be doomed someone took th* key* to the H iV
posed two weak* ago.
during
the
year,
hrlnglng
tha
total
|
Machine
gun*
blasted
away
at
council Itself; for committees deal
car, and Washington horn* during
The diplomat whom the police fense.
I »h* lw«*urelw flying bombers but to probable defeat."
ing with political affairs, foreign set....I fund to IU0.MH7.6tlU.
Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) said
accosted wae Magr. Oennaro Vero
Ives said he would vote not only the first seven month* of 1838.
If thi* fip|»ro|»rmti<iii ia jiunl In w** no effect. Reports of the
trad*
and
exchange,
flnenrn,
ec
It waa during this period that
llno, counselor and charge d'af ha agreed with Hoover that the
against the second Taft proposal
onomics and law; for a military roll, based on anticipated Increased I ',um,ber «f » * « • " v>rl^
faires in the papal nunciature In proposed chairman of the joint
hut also against th* Administra WhlitgVr Chambers, courier for
eiitollmentn
and
higher
teacher
,
Jf,
.
,
security
board,
and
fur
uiganlrachiefs of staff might become, in
a prewar Communist spy ring
Prague.
^ejlily populated tion bill.
tlon or a "Allied general **cr«- qualifications, Halley said the! .C hape 1 ,
claims Hiss passed him copies ol
Magr. Verollno recently has been effect, a single chief of staff for
counties would receive (3,l>h6,lf)5 |Chinos* residential section,
And
Assistant
Secretary
of
the
lariat."
fd force*. Vinson add*
under heavy attack by tha Cxach* all the armed
I
*,lck ot *¥>trab« fell In * rice Army Tracy Voorhees told Sena State Department secret papers/
The committees are to be con a month from the Stnle.
paddy near the Lunghwa
.unghw airport. tors the occupation of Japan will' Under direct testimony sne daoilovak government and Its con edt
However,
the
l!H
|nr
cu
t
c
u
t
posed
of
the
political,
economic
nn<*
"I want to put something In this
nled she had ever handed over
Hospitals
reported
at least 70 continue "for a long time."
trolled press. Newspapers have ac
other specialists
' alist on the staff of i which ihe I!.,uni of t.docallou has
any
of the government* exhibit*
seriously
Injured
had
bean
recelv
cused him of "subversive actlvlt-" hill so that It can't happen."
each high rommlssloner unit may |ugic-d i<■make ''across the board"
He mad* it deer the Army does Including four handwritten note*
Ren, Short (R-Mo) said he is
*d.
In allegedly Inspiring the Cathol
have
subordinate
administrative
,
will
reduce
this
to
fi!,iiilH,tii!:j
a
not
expect
any
progress
toward
a
Authorities cordoned off several peace treaty for Japan In th* near to Chambers. She alio said tlww
hierarchy in Its fight against gov "a little alarmed about t l* tre
had never given Chambers a k * p
ernment attempts to gain control mendous powers" proposed In tha
*For example, the decarlellraiIon I Governor Warren in expected io c*ly blocks and would permit no future.
bill for the secretary of defense. '
to the Volin Place House.
of the church.
an
d
Industrlel
d*cnM#niretl«ti.
the
Legislature
hack
Into
spec-.
*
n*,Y’
,
.
.
.
Voorhees came„before th* Senate.
Hoover told Short:
. .' Then Stryker asked: "Did you
least two
two i.ioera
Liberator
The diplomatic Informant said
group, the coal control group and ■ln| session Inter this auuimer and I At least
or type
"I believe Secretary Porrestal's
planes dropped below low hanging APPi?KA?l2S!“,. C“
,U *
* * , i aver agree In the summer of 1837
the protest concerning the accost
the
steel
control
group
will
ie.
i
taxes
are
levied
t,,
raise
suf-1
11,000,000,000 fur government and to make typed copies of summaries
ing of Msgr. Verollno was filed death was largsly a result of hi*
port to the allied high commission Melon! revenue the schools then floods In an attempt to hit the relief In the occupied areas of of
State Department documsuta
north railroad station end ths
with the foreign ministry by the attempt* to secure coordination
through
the
economics
rom/nitter.
would
got
their
foil
nppioprintioii,
Germany, Japan, Austria and tha for the purpose of transfarring
of the services). by
. .persuasion
Papal nunciature In Prague. The (of
For contt*) at th* lamt (slate i including Ihe "6 percent Mduel loll, rail freight yards on Markham Ryul//u Islands.
them tu Mr. Chambers 1"
source gave this account of the **# didn't have the authority to
level, th* charter provides that
Under Ihe law, (here is nu au Road.
Earlier,
Senator
Hlekanloopar
“No, Mr Stryksr," ah* replied
Incident"
artually
coordination."
the high commission “shall be thority to cut any legislative up(R-Iowa) demanded that th* Sen clearly, "I did not."
The Vetlrsn representative was • Hoover said tha Commission on
represented at the seat of govern pioprlatlon, hut the I'uhlnd HodCaldwell
C
bm
ate • Houm Atomic Committee
Stryker: "Did your huaband a m
accosted twice by the secret police Rvoiganiutlon of Abe Govern- DueitvO e !•*•** In her spr Iris'
ment of each of the cnnslllueiil |^,-t Commission Is eniliuweied to!
___
check bshlna closed doors on claim* ask you to do this7"
»t Kosice while visiting the Cath* hl*h ha heeJad last year, Washington, lortner Justice De ]sender hy an Allied land cornmis * ; tiuhl hack n resoive and no money
(t'saMaaae
W
ees*
Fees
Oaai
! by tha Atomic Energy CommitMrs. Hissi "Nu, Mr. Strykai^ft
olte leader* there. The first tim e. 'h“uSht a chairman for the Joint partment analyst Juillin t u j . jh ■loner."
1 ran In* npout williout Its approval. before the Collier1
r’s edltt
,
slon that It has made ruts in both
the police entered the Bishop** *hl*fi should act only at * pro* mope hsi brow sltet a decidedly
This official, the charier contln- | The fu n nooithly payinent to venred. but Lacosslt said' Vu
*
and number of workara at ■ion plan.
warm session on the wiuiass stand ues, "shall lie solely tespomlble to , itii- countlea la doe July 16.
know of the retraction until later, cost#
Promote technical and other re
- *,UTC2;
Oak Ridge, Tann.
to get Verollno to accompany
...
_
..................
..
1-acosslt,
now
a
radio
commantaboth
I the'rounell for limuiiiig rompllai.ee | U ce
July payment to
|the legislation.
"1 Falike to have a self-sarvtn* search.
to ncadquarter* for questionli
Vslsntlnt Oubitihev.
wiln wnotu
, l#nil mithnrltlfMi
authorities . u.... ...........................
T.i. ...................
uty, with
tlm
umouiii i »‘>r.. was
of Collier's
Vllintini
u .l
w ii» I. on th# p#ft . th#
t-mnity,
H
it* umouii«
--- editor
u whan. declaration of great reductions
Study developments which tand
refused, declaring that ai
. ii o.au o M it r 1. With the council’s decision, and „ wt|l
V(. llM«ier the 26 pmc. nl the ed toHal was wrlttsn. H. said mads without having data upon toward greater concentration or
met he was not subject
which th# reduction* are based," monopoly.
I - ,'!.........
................... . 1,^ 1 11. a..i d0-5..a .h._.
l»ng!
such procedure. After a lengthy
i
u b« tf* |b|i.f°f,u ,*,hat V * ,s r * J 2 S .'* '“ “ ■ S L T J K - .J :r -- ------------. * “i . a e
Represent the press In (elation*
Would Ifcelvi' wllimul (be cut list and approved It for publication.
said.
discussion
■stun Verollno persuaded 1the |noover ■■in. My belief I* that
Mnury I* chief editorial writer Hlckenlooper
with th* government, United Na
Vejcetable Market
nd ii'ioMil, and the nmuiint It re
Th*
Iowa
senator,
who
has
police1 to leave the palace.
|"* * Pro.v<’ lnn >• no\
( for thu New York Dstly News. At charged tha commission with "in- tions orgsnliatlon* or p m * or
Nation'll BuHlness
•tilved f«r July, 1UIH, Ihled last;
However, when the Papal rep -1■hlebut dangerous to the country.
” J A C K B O M V IL l- B , J u o a » - ( A P l
ine time, he wrote Collier's sdb
ganisations abroad.
resentetlv* en lV red ^ llV car^ iii! “w *
unity In strategy aril
' . . T h . rid.r.it-H l.'i. MsrW.t N*wa (211,6.4, *:tu.44.l and fai',24U.
toriHl. a. -an extra Job. 1^, **id !' credible
by’ Vbs
The commission said most new*,
F o e * o**>
Bsrvlce .s r lr New
i r . a l l a a e a F ra ........................
h M t n f the nalac* last evening ,inHf °f command in action. That j
..........................
..............................
. V«rh
...... iii.rksi
,,
front of the palace^met th *ning ,houM he the duty of the Joint I crally reflect their belief that on World* f r u i t s . anrt v.st.bN;
papers support some polltlcE
China
TortH
Cal.lwVll'comDlal'n*
"
b°
Ut
!
AEC
»•»»««*•>•
H#
dstnanded
the
* r tnAvoradfiM
navfft I funle
cGiut down
clown iv#r
*n rpEta
fi il a wflit*ijutalamHn# fi ^212
doi
SMvskta' iowsrd N U « '7 w **« re 't
•«*"
6fl"« alwiit.
j prke* havan't
ha.
Cal.lwetl's attorney# ahall.ngmi |
V u 1c w i . V 0romHtM h” f ' P"T?*ir treatment of public affairs
ft 00*111. i <1of 4.sn*4 16. poorar 4hoili wllnenn#H to product any
pollesment forcsd their way
^
S u l d rist on c W l C ? n t ' OI- - y* "
is, in consrqusncs, partisan," th*
m^e#"res?lldlr* price ^Justmerd"" ' ^aep**” 0 bu° » oo-i 10, poorer iis.lv .l.aimels open.
new. arti^.s, other than th* one'
commission continaud.
Varoilno protested that he had;
« " * • * the secretary of daBritish
Press
"
ln most pspei* a study of
« e due, s iy . thP. chairman of the Ji” .
f-H’-WV V.w
' i r ; “S i r ' , . iubuni I T T
diplomatic Immunity. Tha police In- [.en*♦.•
h.isln.ss survey committee of the »’*», l/l bu esrtons I.oo-Jil.
Monte.i iiy o .Hill, ult piubieni |formar Governor laid h* fait a '
th* news columns alon* would
listed hls chauffer drly# to th *1
ln. eh]^ “J *h.# Mallon.1 A«!?ta»lon of Purehes**«»«oa» fists Hsd.n. Irreg.iUr from Ihe American position that.. mob had safed Ihe courts trouble.
4C.alias*# r n a *«*'• 0 *«)
leave fnw leader* In doubt about
police station
POIIC9
VMIIIOII anyway m
MV that th*
I* ^orc,». who Is the Preil- m t Z . n . ^ T h . l woMd alv sth e
t w ' ‘’ ooi/.r >«
", dose the ports, .1 ...u.t
U co i.lt said that statsmant opinion."
their political sympathy.
chauffer and Verollno’* secretary I
p'aSut nine more months to roo‘ioo l.w b id 'rV ..lid low .«
« M'"l;ad« . , 1.1 mate
was "an opinion." H* and Maury
Th* commission eald "wa have
"Partisanship is present In loma
Hoover said th* principal weak Sum
s ump about nine more monins io |()
blockade afferliva.
' both said they fslt it was a fair found soma evidence of Willingcould be questioned. Both ate
degree In all tha papers. It is
ness
of
tha
1847
law
is
s
tack
of
Ciech nationals.
" S ' , h.
...J i s manavir1 ■ h?*1’?*,™ .b“ CSL'I V?nnd*M f,w
1,1 ,,“1 I,f!"
! interpretation of tha governor's nas* to be satisfied with what at generally pronounced In th* pop
Whan th# auto arrived at police Hear authority and responsibility r H.i_ r . r , n m rr.!iit rn ?,(, >, a' '
l *, ‘
_______ 1 »*""» .. ......I" Hw i«.w.i of Dm I .utement about ths ordasl of bast corresponds only roughly to ular press) It is much lass m arks!,
for
the
secretary
of
dafentt.
hcadquaiters, Verollno remslnad
g..v.-i
a raps
victim into
coimt
, Naltunnlisl
, , ,
.. nmsnl lo make a bringing
- --------- ....................
..............the
truth and of a readlnees to in soma, but not ail, of th* quam
H* strongly endorsed a sertlon 'R.ltlmnr.
Baltimore says nrlres
prices won't reach other ways to cut rusis must be
•tiled and rtfuttd to enter. HI*
blockmlr «rfv. Hvh.
I for trial.
|m.ke statemsnts of Inadequit# ity papers
of
the
hill
which
would
plars
a
iMittom
within
the
next
year.
And
chauffer and secretary war* taken
found. The president of Gcii. ih I
ilrr.mdly,
a
d.-.laialios
of
block
Much
of
tha
questioning
and
•
evidence,"
"Ths prat* 1* a part of our
Inside. They were said to have been single business manager over th* sn economist for Mary’s, Now Klectrlc agress thot every effort |».<•«• w.ml.l lay a bsi-is f»i l.elll- •rross examination hit at th# matThe Commission suggested tbs' political
..... .. ................
..............
machinery, which
Is #*•
asked about Vrrolino'a Itinerary money affairs of all the armed York department store, says it shoubl he made to keep tlmm whore geieocy rights l«r ll«** t l.m.-s.- ( i,.r f)f nullco in publication of th# it* proposed general council at Tentlaliy partisan. But partisan
"may be six to 12 months before they are, hut Im also sayn they r.iiiii.iiiiiistii.
and th* purpose of hi* , visit to forces.
editorial.
the ^rf>1' should have a minimum |4j,|p cah , Mli <|0wn on occasion
Rut little ran he don* to bring w« attain a right degree of price
Slovakia, wher# Communist aumustn’t go any hiKli.a right now. | 'n„. Am-’rlnm .-mtinssy i. i (’an 1 Botli l.acosslt and Maury tssti of 26 members.
,
lead to a degree of selection and
thorltiea have * been closing •nu abqut real economy In the armed balance along ■ broad economic
And, filially, wu linvu tin- assess- ’ ,,,,, r,,,.|v. .l tu.ti.i- ..f i in- Ghlit.'s.' ll.'il on dlri'Ct examination they
The members would Include elglit coloring of new*, which can only
cervices,
Hoover
said,
until
obso
front.".
.
•
merous monasteries add Jailing
bora Caldwell no III will. They
lete accounting and auditing prac
As for the farm products used ment of the wliole tiling by I'resl- I |„,f| cl.isii.g oi.lei last week. Ai*li ta I.I ilu-y had nu intention of representing prdprletors of news- be regarded as excessive."
some priests. ‘
dent Truman. He said last week: ,.n„„ HJii,l th>* Am........ ..piy l.u.l
papers, periodicals and principal
tical are ■reformed,
by Industry, rhlefiy fats and oils, "our
economy is very strong. The : ,IJ1W
,|,.|iv, i, ,i u. tin- OiineM. harming him by the editorial, h eis agertcle*;-four editors, sight
Any
estimate
of
-possible
sav
the
vice
president
of
Archer-l>anHies to talaphon* to ths for
ings tinder th* hill, be added, ran lels-MMIsiiJ Co. of Minneapolis perilous peaks of iiiflnlion lire up- K„v..|nin.'iil nod could Is- rel<-iu«-d. which drow a .uinparison with a other Journalists lour lay member*
ministry In Prague to p ro fit
W anted
a mor. normal level of
The key sse-wli<m. In si.ol. is tl.ia; Mntement by Grrgg Cherry, then and a chairman.
only be a guess, but he
hls
— gave
....... ........thinks
the rest of the1 year will proarlillig
police Interference, the M M
economic activity."
| "Tlie i>iiilnissy I,, now lust, nclt-.l governor of North Carultna, on
In addition to safeguarding free
own
esllmgte
at
more
than
a
bill'•
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continued
"gradual
selective"
PA rachuU
renired to do thin for him. Th|n
dom of th* press and encouraging
Officially, at l.-asl, he lias not * lo slalo in reply ilnil, .l. spil.- thu I *ap® case,
price ruts, but no further suh
Verollrm entered the. police station ion dollars.
a
sense
of
responsibility
and
public
yet
recognisi-d
the
slump.
He
still
!
frlomillcsl
fi-ciinpn
toward
I
lie
Chi,
'
“
~
stsntlsl and sustained reductions.
but the telephone connection never
servlca among all engaged In Jour
V OIllfTCHH A c t i o n
One of the most catalogued pre asks Congress tm powers to mi-i.1 , in-si- guv.-iiuimiii. rIn* C. H. govern- 1
Governor's Bride
wet mode for him. After about two
nalism, the council would:
dictions, com** from an economist the threat of another Inflation- 1ment cannot n.linit the legality'
hour* he pen., eded the kplie# to
Kesp
aryy rise,
hi the
.i the
rise.
\of
or any action
acmm .no
me part
pun >
.........
4C-.ailaM*s rtmm Faee Bwl
■ ---e welch
------- on any restrictions
release hie chauffer and permit
Most everyone else says I’resl- j Chlnciui government in declaring the labor Mil. I have nut talked I on the flow of public lorortnation
„ « « ? - ” •* * • « ->
them to return to Pragna.. < •
dent Truman Is wrong, ltut wa-n'i sie-li ports in the i. i.ii.iiiai water* , with the('resident about •(hls. 1 1 • Iniprov# msthods of recruitment,
, Ae far ai could be lagrned.th*
T h. Qwr.rfior „M h . Hid no.
,£ . . £ ! S 5 11 just a year ago that ever yone j adjacent lherein closed In fnielgn make the i.'stnnCnt on my own." j educatlon'and training for Journalpolice never did eaphlrf'^iat tbe> BMW
7
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h l » . II- h . ...d
hU. M
- W ____
d ld , ;
>
a * cant
* ! was saying the same thing shout 'vessel* unless ihe t'hlncau govern
Taft decline.! ’ any lihtnadtsie' Ism.
. *
will drop 20 ' per
wanted to qutation Verollno about. brld# would b* able to continue
ADS
another on* of hi* stubborn no-1 ment declares and maintains sn c.immsnt to rsvortsrs on the.Green I • Centura undaslrabl* Journalistic
U48
peak,
that
whole
f.rlnw
Its
1048
pea
their honeymoon though1 h* I*
tlons-thlt
on*
shout
Ids
being
cffictlv#
bluckadt
of
them."
latter.
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,
!<
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hoping to keep a dinner engage. sale price* will he 16 per rant ie-el*ctsdT
' Meanwhile, in Shanghai, luwSenator Ives (R .NY), who htd jCqok Int* a conpyahenstyg P*Bmint tomorrow with Senate Pr*il- lower, and personal Income 10 per
cent
down
from
its
December,
dent Newman Brackin of Crest(lesUaae* Wetae n
view, Crastvlaw Is near Fort Wal- 1048, high.
hurry ehould they be
The .lean of th* University of
"By August we oug
nnt n h . *„
ur.u^!Chicago's school of business says
where we ere and whet
!>y able to gat th* man by work Immediately^ he saM " I ’vw*^^nt ‘ intluatriwl production will lilt its
1,1^0,111 v J l * K low by Ihe end nf lids year and
ing hard on racrultlng," ha said. !5 S f ! h S i
*1 think w# can gat the full 617,- soma
" time.
time W
.'r. lroInJ
.klI
^ ^ ln
The slump,
We’re
going ln
to m
make
WO by the end of the year."
'ort to get
hark there."
ftiere.”
"• Fautlono, Is International In
an
effort
got
berk
The Army could get mere men
He reported ha end Mr*. War* scope.
by dropping tt* intelligence test
A Harvard business school pro
ran
would make their scheduled
passing mark from kO Sown to
fessor of meiketlng estimates w
trip
to
8t.
Petersburg,
however.
70, the levs! set under the Selecire from one-third to one-half <
tiv# Service Law, Oenerai Brooks
.
way uown
ine
down me
Ihe nusiness
business siope,
slop*. The|
International statistical bureau
quality, thouah. You « « m *»outh Tampa Bay. i f r l J l d 1
♦hay would spam! tha ilg h lw lth lW * ■<» >«« H n»
can't run an Army today
Stat# Ren. Charles Schuh of St I *Hr" year ®r "•rly ln 1()W- *M
th# <
Ntarsburg.
" ' think* It will take each Industry.
with
a i» w .- r .n . . . .„ t .n .
j . . . Jan avearg# of nine month* to ra-.
I , , ' ' , ; ? .* * '
I „i 1.3?
cover half of th* ground it lost,
i kmi*?* ' a ! iin^f/ riq n»Um ^n»
Rut *n economist close to the'
jjHL foMentrat. r
T
h
1President it reported as thinking
a s ?'M
n ilM
n draaa
dISSaWi?Sh
* ll) ne#d • >f#,r
10
ji a*.•,
t-#htlt'u
ten
Jinan
with IMf h lnHtl,lry
u.
Ita „u,n
own n.r.im.i.r
particular til#..
slid*.
^*rk brown accents and a V neck. complete
Another government economist
Is quoted as believing that the
next two months will show Just
how big a slump we are headed i
Into.
Official government accounts
I " 1** n aan i oven nere long enougn. are mor* circumspect. The Com
Aeked 11 »he had an opportunity merce Department contents itself
lin n .. to look over the executive man*
calling th# whole thing a
rtlon-1 *'on deecrlbed by Warran ea ram* with
|ihackla and tha "etate shack"— "downward drflt." The consmla677,- 1•he eald aha had glaneed through ■loner of Labor fltatlatlra counsels
us lo look upon lha Inm ate in un
High. I only four or flvo room* *o far.
©>000
A reporter inquired if u p Bite, employment this summer as a
wing I Ur had fallen during her tour. ’ temporary phenomenon ana not
I Warren has complanted about a business depression."
And Beeratary of Commtrc*
ether plaster falling from tha maiulon
Charles Bawyar tells us in a radio
down celling*.
tlabata thla weak that wa ara "atlll
fft*
"To be truthful with
in an era of prosperity such aa
irder didn't avon
w* have not enjoyed in our his
W trrw Hid ha wae treated tory," despite th* dacllna* tn bustcordially by tha Califora la praaa nass activity and resulting in*
but declared "on# aagmeat mla* creased unemployment.
Guest** ax to u
quoted me frightfully^ He apI
range up
In every wey, you get a bigger, better car for
September. It's
I5{3“'hSS W M B
. . .
faalty In dtacuHing Florida** lm> now,
lew
money in e new, 1949 Kaiser t Look at lha
How aboat wagaa and aalartaat
paachmeat law.
i
"They gut word* la my mouth Th# rhalnaaa of Coemalldatad
figure* yourself Uee chart at right}. Ami then lake
Grocartaa aayl they'll probably
atay where they
a ride in a Kelaer
how
more a
Czech Catholics
West Germany
Hoover Report
State Schools
c
t
Onca
•door sedan now only
what we’ve done
to save you money”
Eft %as*,
ML
f e l p f i a ’I r i K
"A rtS L, *
HU
,u « -
libir
really modern car give* you In all the things
you and your family want moetl You want
and deserve the preatlfa of big oar ownership
,„a«d you gel If la a Xalecr. Yov want the luxury of mors usable aaettag epaoo dwa a * r
oar oa tha road,..and you gee If lawAaUer. You waat an and to 'sluwtcer (atlgaa,...tha i
comfort of a big wh«eibaaa...m*dyow gri U tnm KMur. Finally, you want thapomr,
laxihility aad gasoline economy of a modern, 1040 oofiaa...and you gaf U in 4 * faire r
TkunJtrkmd, with I * ? J - t » l compression ratio.,.higher than any itgadard ear
res' MWl
17%' U%1
wti' 1;«%i
«*'
fifth'
w»,:
WfthV
«v
may
1
nr
m»
w
in*
IMS*
or 1ft*'
m*
ur
m-
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7 «86i Si pwum
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nr 4 IWM
ml !H»*
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JM
Mil ONM
NTt unm
Mr# tM
M
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Mlit MMJI
�THE WEATTfEfl
Continued warm ami P*rt1y
r lull ■!y through Friday. A few
local after noon thundershower*.
Light l« moderate winds, mostly
southwesterly.
1008
SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , T H U R SD A Y , JU N E 30, 1949
Caldwell Awarded 'Suit It Filed
$ 100,000 Damages! T° Break Up
% In Suit For Libel
________
Jury D e l i b e r a t e s
67 Minutes To Re
t u r n Verdict F a
voring F l o r i d i a n
GAINESVILLE. Jun. 30 (TP)_
Girl Who Shot
Baseball Player
Adjudged Insane
A federal court jury today awarded
^|fotmei Guveinui Millet J Caldwell Ruth Ann Steinhagen
of Florida $100,000 damage* for
Is Committed To
■n editorial in Collier'* Magazine
Magazine which he claimed libelKankakee Hospital
ouily portrayed him a* condoning
CHICAGO. June 30 (TP)— In
lynching.
The jury deliberated only 67 rapid - fire dispotal of legs! rou
minute* before returning it* ver tine. the 19-year old girl admirei
who thot fint baseman Eddie
dict.
It wa» the tecond trial of the Wa'tku* today wa* adjudged in
A c a ie . In the fint. a Tallahauee sane and committed to Kankakee
jury awarded Caldwell $237,500. State Hotpital.
Tha Fifth U. S. Circuit Court of I The girl, Ruth Ann Steinhagen,
Appeal*, however, called that an appeared in felony court with the
"inordinate" amount and reversed man the that. After preliminary
pleading* (he wai bound over to
the judgement for new IriaL
Caldwell ha* laid he will give the grand jury.
A true bill wai tmmedtatsly vot
the proceed* to Florida A. and M.
ed and the Indictment returned
college for negroei, but on the before Chief Justice James J.
order of the court of appeal* that McDermott of criminal court. This
^information was carefully excluded waa shortly after Waltkus, sitting
In a wheel chair, confronted the
^ fro m mention to the jury.
girl for the first ttme slnca she
Robert II. Anderson and 8. T. shot him In a hotel room June lb.
Dell, attorney* for Collier'* wol
Then a Jury of si* men and six
fed et Caldwell's request foe $600,- women adjudged tha gtrl Insane
000 damages. They celled It "fan She was committed to the state
tastic and ridiculous,'' and Insisted . hospital at Kankakee, III., anil
ha Incurred no such damages,
I will be taken there later today.
---- -----------------------They recalled that slnca the. I
editorial was pnhliahrd In 1948;
h* was named chairman of the
National novernor’s Conference,
f y tin' statewide ticket for electlon as Democratic convention del(Contuse* on
Tkteet
|Martha Chapman
First r m )
tlw araetlc
office.
.
rlan Churth
She la sponsored by ths Be
of a mmk.’nj Business and Professions! Worn
.
__ _jtlonM bUlidlTia lor u:*, of
t 5 T Church and Sunday School
mimb«rihip on lh« vtc*nt lot id*
U k.
Joining tho church property on Mary, to the Girls State program
Third Streot. the Rav. A. O. Me- which Is backed by tbe American
Legion Auxiliary.
. ...
lnnis announced today.
Both Miss Chapman and Miss
He reveited th it slnct June 1**
a quiet campaign for funds for Baker are junior* at Seminole
the new project has been In pro t High School and were selected
gress among tha church member for Girl* State because nf high
ship. "The people are responding grades made In studies, said Mrs.
generously," he »xid, and It la Sura Mem Williams, president of
. . our hope that a sufficient amount the Business and Professional
of monay can be raised In time Womens’ Club.
Anna D’ Agostina, 121 Wisteria
to begin construction In the late
Drive, Orlando, waa elected gov
summer or early fall.
"Tha officials of the church, ernor of th* Girls' State.
Other delegates from Sanford
he declared, "are ready to begin
actual construction as *opn as are: Mis* Denis# Stevens. »ponsored by the Woman's Club; Miss
(Ceattaeea oa Page Tseel
Betty Jo Holloway, the Pilot Club;
Miss Betty Cagl-------------Cagle and Miss Pat
Rent Control Off
Brown.
i, the
tli Legion Auxiliary, and
the - Seminole
In Seminole County Mlsa
PhyL...
.................---Phyllisi Wyatt,
High School Parant-Taacher AssoWASHINGTON. Juaa 80, (TP)— elation.
gtrla, selected accord
* Housing E x p e d i t e r Tig he E. ingThetoseven
cltlscnshlp and scholastic
[illsborough standing, make up the quota allowed Bemlnola County. They were
chosen by tho sponsoring organi
Polk county. Fa., on July T.
Wood aaid the Florida Leglala- sation from a flat tit ,B|rl» who
had been selected by fin s of the
ture bad decontrolled rent* In tha Junior
Claaa as moat qualified to
two count!#*.
.. .
Ha announced alao that Bern- attend Glrla Btata.
were among the J2 girl*
Inole couaty, Fla., will ba dKon- of They
the American Legion sixth dis
trolled Immadlately b«au»a a aur- trict
Orlando by t
vey by his office indicated tho Sundaywhoforlaft
Tatlahaaaee. Before
rantal housing demand thare has the group left they selected Miss
m been reasonably met.
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D'Agostino
and* HUa Chapman as
potential iwtnlc— and later by
HEADS LIONS
. ot. effort aecured their
concerted
Klrchof, local manager wvhw
nomination, rasuKIng In elactlon
of Hollar Motor 8*1*
to tha high p o s it.___________
who commutaa bar* <
hit homa In DaLand, wi tmtallad
Toaaday nl*ht aa pres< it of the
ST! , Y i . ‘ An of
r * .r v s
NO. 223
Miners Remain Judith Coplon Is
On Job Despite Found Guilty Of
Lewis Abandons Pol
icy Of 'No Contract,
No Work* As He Or
ders Men To Work
Spying For Russia
Senate Approves
Senator Taft’s
Labor Measure
Ex- lust HP I 1 p , 1 r tMM’iit Emph.ivcr* Ffli cs ii Vr ii s Pri
ll t* i* < dufmement
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
W. V ... June 30 (TP)— John L.
Lewi* today ordered soft coal min
NEW YORK, Juice .10—f.-Pt—
Th* clett-rnf re-te’l its ruse In
ers east of the Mittittippi River
.Alger H|«s |>,-r|nrv trial at
to work a three-day week Gatling Action
fs Crushing the
I IS P. M (IN I I today. Denext Tuetda), abandoning hi* tra
feu.,- had rn»*p1e*e,t II, r*,s
DcftMi Ftn Truman when
ditional "no contract, no work"
nftrrniicin ue isben runpolicy.
And Administration veneil Just In-fore lh- lucuheon
rere»., I
i ■) Jmlgr II Kauf
The contract with the toll coal
WASHINGTON, lunr 10 (/p»— man eti lulled c p lychlatrist'a
mduilry expire* at midnight loThe Senate today patted the labor testimmiy cm the ncenl.it rnmllnight, but Lewi* directed hit miner*
bill comtructed by Senator Taft llun id AV|iif*it.er r liambers—
Ht-s* urcuser
to *tay on the job for a ihnrl work
(R-Obio)
week "to remove the ilrenei and
It contained the basic pro* I*ion*
WA.-I lINGl ON. I uue 10 (TP)—
•trains which could cauie mduitry
of tlie Tall I lartlry Ad and marked 'Judith t i,pi -n <>,i * ou'icted toand public irritation."
a iweepncg victory for d< Uluo - day >>f h»ing t «p, I >i Pit.ua
He toM miner* rail al the MisSenator it* hi, duel >,uli il
I tu- .! -Ilif
(Urv cun I I.-I lift on I
.................................................-lh
iimppi to work Tuetday. Wednetday and Thur»day next week, when man auiiiin'ttiatiiui m u rc(ieal- |count* ( tier imlu tiu-itl sqsiuit
|hei ^l«* I j . c . nuximum tenthey return from their pteient 10- mg the I H 1 it,
It
w»*
i
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u,
tun
.j
Jrlc
it
lor
' lencc ,.t I t
t,c„on *'nd a
day vacation. After that. Lewis
I’tetidenl limn.... ,>!io during the i f jne (it h jim h )
advrted the digger* to work on
o f,
fh- ju. y mmuiure I it, verdict
Monday, Fi*rsejav. and Wedne*- 1948 campaign pledged
the
meetutr
.
shotllv
dice 1 It) I’ M (K.ST)
day of each week.
Senator Lute, >1 lllir u». the after hi,mg hcc Is*- in i<* hand*
There was no ttme limit to the Dsmocratlc leailn i>i
1, ,l lie
arrangement, although in the fore the vote tb.it tlie Ciciilcnl for aim •<! JT Inuii, It reported
North amt West the coal opera will repeal the bill 'f it lesche* ready t > g n r it, ,t...... ... it I ■10
tors
— t . believe
, ------ . ,they
— , have
. a contract
,
♦ him* Semite iui,..,gi' ,t>nt the P M . _’(> I iuum *,ft inmule* alter
until Aug. U under term* <>f ‘h* m„ iu re to the II.,.. .' recei* mg die i mtit
..
*,
,, j IloUBlt ®i*Miifi on tilt v I 11'til Mil
vim p.iit,i,|l
iiM,"iru w-a*
Mini’s
west
of
tbe
Mississippi
|
,
.
..
.
....................
, Tlie
i "c ..........
.
Mines
the Mississippi1
ogan
re not affected by the tbree-ilay c ,
rv(.„,
, '•*; , ,, ’t uli nt 1*'• *i tin; tilli> Imgan
are
kniitatian, hut t.fvvis mlvltpil his fiLin
i *h i *i
«,
* . i ftlitii;
it 1 *4 J *1 L*t l
limitation,
fTark’a statement announcing
member
iictnbcrs to begin work mi Monday Taft-Hai lie-. V t T il, m-h' T ii' iiii I , ,,t‘ 1 ........ J "
LVpaiMnent
the suit sabt that ClimMaim
and conltmm consecutively during J , " \
elec? “*
‘.
*
Delaware Realty "arc iiersonal
he week fur the number nf ilays .,
M
up t„ r "Use the u.lut
the
linldiiig companies of the members
I lie def,
dof'-nibiii!
i...et ■>! l.v
.t l. f.l . u . *«!*-■-ng, , ..
I
lb.
i„t.u<i
ill rise.
a
wurkeil
bv I tie
lie mines." However,
-a ^
... family
a-...IK M
1
I hr
I nf- the
Dll n*
Pont
he restrained them fnnn winking : copied l«v s t'J (" II ».'tc » l .ili I nun sluill ■n, -I oi*
Jnstlre Department stturneys
bib,.Id
Palmer,
Her i Mot tie* ti
nn ativ Saturday.
I written vih.litnt. foi ,ill tlmt
one
i mi ,, be poll The same contract lernia will I section " f tlrr loll III- I' l l out piv- demiiin!" *"■••• i
ock
1 .1 -ne by the
remain In foice despite the term ! viously gnfteii amenuril 1 i lu» ,-.1 U':d **1.j.
in These companies, which m *'•»"
; rlcrk I’iiiiI ' b’
inatmn nf the tine year agiei: { liking
control E I du Pont He N"in..iii»
I'llllIU I lit.II 'I' •'-I 'hut tlie vori lent tiuilglit
I
Tuft’s
plan
Im
tiijiuicttinin
inul
Co.
Tiie .irdei idankided in nil nnM plant s.utuit; in nut inni,l cruet ’ bet will tic ui'o* d -t I,, tin- U, tl.
Rrp. Rryne Decides jOutline Of Outatand- nf-Mississippi operations. Incluil Kency" ,mk. s „ns appi'ivcit lues 1. II. ............... 11 0.1 ,-l il i, and it
Chirk swelled:
"This rase is ditecle-l to the (
necesanrv. to tb»* iin-ri'iue Court,
those of Ilif Southern Coal
To Let The Homej ing Speeches At At ing
breaking up of the largest single
I Who11 t lit* im m s hud taken ihetr
Producers Association and the D day.
Taft’x inogiHiu to make .'H ptue„s. Clerk P
|( OMflNUBd IM fM®**
*
, asked:
lantic City Given H Steel Corporation.
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Folks Handle Case
changes In the Taft-llartley Art
Ih m vmi i cn Ii" I -i verdict?"
bpl preserve its essential," now
We |,use." 1 .-iilnaii An-tiew II.
Harold Kattnar, wearing the j
has bs< n substituted t.u the eu i Not ford, .ti, it Icpli'-ne company
tira-Adip Iill at imt lull labor bill.
t colored ttopic*1Jtflu K l that
; umplcye repiv-d
Preliminary to taking C i>
•1 "What on- vim »s to count one.
a Kiwant* drfsiam w w f'it 1
olid
ssclion
ol
left’s
plan,
tin
-tin
I, i k i-ki t
national Kiwani* convention 1
ficnalr heat
an sttMn|il t.i
p
s are the taiea on , the
erally. These
...... 19-23 in Atlantic City yet•Guilty.” Norfotd replied
June
nullifv
all
-.tatr
laaa
which
outlaw,
_
euth thins* ae telephone Mils. I *unf ' : :
y n ,, '
*
III m il- II
................wet
------ i till' union alti'p
n«,. virus fur Mrs Joshua C. railroad ticket*, ailverware, and I lerday told local Ktwanian* that
i’kiii v "tun j -i - t Inn* the Jury
Michael Jean Smith nf Nani: , |P1 anuttii'r ilcvcluptmc* at llto
Chase will be held on July I. «t h'«*•**• Th* «»• •ia* ■ » « * 'the outstanding talk at ths con- villa,Tenn. rscslved hrutac* on H><‘ |Capitni. Scniitm Hickcnl ,p, i i It
I i „tei Justice
J T m at the South Laurel .Hill! ^
amendment on to a vention wa* that given ■
by -Eric head ami legs, but escaped ‘crlnm i |„,VJ, ,
...... . Srnu'. It-.n ■■
-i unity>t, lias
..............
M i*. Ifntiae- passed bill conremed
Cemetery,
Philadelphln
injury,
even
though
Ilia
ItH'l
Cbcv
,
Atom*,
I*:y
(
’timiniMi-c
rb.i:
with industrial alcohol permit*. Jolt,on, former *etrel*ry nl the
\I-1 J.I oil
Chase"'died on the train enrm.le
rolct S e d an wa* liitnlly dcmnlMbril j
i(
„ |„
,
< ri ts 11 ••in
U. S (‘handier of Commerce.
from I'lilladelphla to Camden. Me .
fultowlng a ciilllsiiiu ill ’ Dentil |.............................. . n, In. ,if. !,.»■•
WASHINGTON. June .111. (/II
si'li Ilia
where she hud spent f>2 summer • —A uorrrnmrnt awimmliiK pool
Hr al»n praised the talk ol Hen Valley" at the Rig free nnul Hi
i(,,,i |i,n .i I I
mi r y
Dr. Wilbur C Leighton, medirol «hlrh became the scene t>( dls- ry Luce, editor of Life and l ortiine tCl section last overling «l 7
i imntbiii « ■ gmlfy uf ........ tit. I . It u t
examiner, »nic) that death wn» InrbanreH when opened tu both magazine*, who told ol the *ucce»« (I'cltick.
imsmaliagi'itictil" ns i Imhiii .in -t
whl(r and negro youths has
caused by a heart attack.
With a companion, Minn Jean |
t „ , i , ; v r'-iun-" nnof
the
Marshall
Plan
in
Europe.
been closed. Secretary Krug nf
M r s .’ Chase wss In good health
(iaililes, * I mi o! Nashville.
Mi
Hlcki-nini'pi-i vnnta .mm il.>when she wa* put on the train in the Interior Department, which Mr. Katlner brought back from Srnitli was taken to Fenmld j
(„
mt-i
Philadelphia on Monday by her operates the pool, ordered It the convention an a»h tray which l.aughton Memorial Hoi>pit«l b y 1
tus cjm Mumvhik- I -I
son.by a former marriage, Philip rtosed until further nottre. He he pretented to W. A Mormon, State Highway Lieut. Clyde fa r |„„,t,„l u to In ,;iven an ••*•■--i tun
,..1 t,-.ltllt.-iicv
Ia n for emergency treatment Mi.. (, v
I , . , s u(i ,.l 'lie at |
L. Lee. Accompanying her were acted af(*r the mixed swimming
ii m s , - ti only
Mr*. Charles B. Holiday, of Wil led to a pool.aid* melee fur a pmiden! of the Sanfotd Club.
Gadiles was not reported as in
.........tuning
<t Widnt- I n
< l-aige-l l.y
"I don't imoke," retorted Mr. jured.
mington, Delaware, and Mr*. second straight day yesterday.
J tu- Sniuiti labor baltt,
|iiii!
Damage to the other automobile , , (1ltll ,K („u,| .,t11t:, , i»duv
Ethel Mouser Harvey, of Haines
Morriton with a *mile, "but I have
. . Inn sin*'! deWASHINGTON^ June HI (TPiIn the arcidant, » 1941 1 with ( m -,
the Tuft Hmth-*
guy y|i,
customer* that do »o III put it on involved
1 1-- n r ,
la ,t
Ford Sedan, was ostlmate.l -,t
, a.imitting fntltm- m Mmn
A native of Philadelphia, Mr*. A congrcstjonal investigation groufi
,| "i
11 »e *
,limit flOO. Neltlir, the drivi-i, ,-ffnrt tn repeal it
Chase moved to Jackoonvllie, in waihrd it* hand* today ol further my de*k,"
A Kiwanis tia pin was presented Mrs. Edgar W. Puuiphrey m l"-i
A nnilli bill Km thill -i i In-11 .ing
1004 when she msrrlsd Mr. Chase, inquiry into Alabama's hooded
•i i i ,. answered
to Earl 1. Hoy by Edward F. Lane, husband, riding witli her. wen lull, uiatcbed I mill tin- l-lllll nl
who was president and I*1**1 night-rider troubles.
, n -i,.I, -f Home
injured.
who
congratulated
him
on
his
fine
n, -ugh Dm
chairman of the board of Chase
il, fm l and ran,mod through
>• i I -i loan ic
After
a
brief
hearing
yederday.
According
to
Stale
Highway
rerord for the past 20 years as a
A Company. It* 102(1 they built
lion .e, was r-lmlkcii u,<a t'lduvPatrolman
R.
D.
Hnrrison,
Mis.
a home at 950 Palmer Avenue, Rep. Byrne (D-NY) said lie had citizen and Ktwanian and said.
tin f II ,1 inajin slice,n , (m I’l' '
J .t i-1- t i inl.l. .ISJ,
Winter Park, where she haa re no plan* for continuing in inves "Regardless where you go, I hope Humphrey, driving from the Rig iil.-nt T n ,nian’a ’J hii Inal" pi"
I i •, |{, - «, e<
sided ever since. She was Inter tigation into flogging (undents your future will be as bright a* Tree road onto the highway, gllllll
- Mi ,i 11n v i-ava
.iillitlant *'lrntlilstl«ti",i I* »•-(«■*
the Florida sunshine." Mr. Hoy nulled into tha path of Mr. Bmttb.
ested in elvlc and eharttabl* af- I- -I-, ,e an.I
S S t W ll
which alrr'Idy . ! J S r
is retiring as manager of the J. C. who was driving north on tin- followed up then In,i-I t'-uglit
!■ •
the Children'* Home Society of F HI agent* and Alabama law en- Penny Store, and Intend* to highway, and whn-e Chevrolet tilt ( t,. h i , vnfory last uigM In m
J o !g> Reeves
the right rtar of the Ford, t'1"
|,,-g swiftly to non nut iigi-> «)■r
travel with Mr*. Hoy,
-*
- . .t-i atom
foieeiiient authorities.
Florida.
I In I t. -nJlK't.
Her husband, Joshua C. Chaae,
[Jyme is chairman ol a Hou»e
Two new members were Induct ed over the concrete abutment, f ,.| „ < | w ,- r e n the lt..n,n l-ill
turned
over
nnd
canm
to
rest
on,
..............
patm-t
l-v
tinill . -ii I rb 18
ed: R N. Hlaekwelder, formerly of
di"lL,naJ
*MUa *her
J :J ™
Subcommittee
w h ic
p, |[,
duv - -ii which
of 89. Besides
son, rh.
she ia*
la aur'
sur- Judiciary
a
.
.
.. h the Clinton, 8. G. Kiwanis Club, Its right aide, It was taken to Rat
vlved by a daughter, Mrs. Ralph i heard testimony from three Ala- who was Inducttd by J. W. Hall, llff’s place.
Iloll, Di-ioo,nils mi,-I p.q.oMi
>1 meet (iubltMrs.
Pumphrey
faces
a
charge
,|IW
ft,.,,,,!,,
,„i--)i,-red
little
C. Lasbuap, Jr., of East Windsor bams newspaper men yederday.
and J. H. Nicholson, former Au
icuatiaurui in, m * * T a m
Putiiiur and intent ii aie pret(Oeattaiea e s N l * * * * j _
The reporter* —the only three gusta, Ga. Klwanlau, who waa In of violation of the right of way I
tv itenrly (lie ran-e," llie Judge
wilnaMes called— related account* ducted by Judge J . G. Sharon.
,a(d
A motion picture of activities In
of violence by hooded mob*. But
(,mild rental k;*.! Mi it tiie two
St.
Petersburg
waa
shown
by
Her
counts in tit* iniili'ttlir I-I are very
tuggeiled. that Congress let (he
man E. Morris, and included view*
c!n„
and a ). oil tin - J-tlg e to
homa follii handle tha situation.
In color of tha famous Festival of
•xtdain th* fee- ii t e-ii nt "• little
Although Byrna Indicated the States parade.
ui-'ti* thoroughly( i#
(Oeattsaeg o s f s i * Twat
cently built near the laka by the „ Th^ . f d‘’
if
U
WASHINGTON. June 30 t/P>- owner of the court. Rr*agt Harris, MrtflWf*lh,J^n .h"?
Atlorney Central Tom Clark to
. mf t r,Ph *“,M* * " ,r ° m ^ whkh U b t« and b . X . hav.
day filed tuit to break up the Du K AK television
fan Mr Harris been recently addsd. It la n neat
Pont industrial empire
rnlrses (he programs which In-; concrete block buildingL*n.d ” *V
The Altorney General announ terested him so much tn the north. ^ >» » " * w abuffo^ard «W rt
ced that the action, under the Sher However, he has installed tlje tele-1Clo« to this Is a
vision set amt special antenna In'
eBmr W* ? ,h i*'1*
man and Clayton Anti Ttuil Law*, his
home In anticipation of the facilities, and outside laundry
wa* filed thi* morning in the U. lime when nearby station* will commodntlon*. Concrvte p a t i o
S. District Court at Chicago.
broadcast video program.
n.oor?
provided ,or
npp -jffe the cabin court, at ths about 80 trailer#.
..
Among the major demand* nl
>e„nnnte DrIve Intersection, a new,
N**r tj1* trailer camp
j
the civil suit are a divorcement nl colorful and modernlstlfl Uvern iuurt building* iWilch were ereeted
the E. I. Du Pont De Nemour* Co , was recently built and opened for hJ '^ Bc^
ol Wilmington. Del . twin General business bv A W. Roper of Malt- of Mr Wilhelm, tn fronUe aatora
,lnd
and filling station. oparatld *»/
Motor* Corp. of Detroit.
In the region of Prairie Lake Neel Chandler, formerly of PortIt alto a«k* that ihe Du Pont south of Catselberry is the new lend. Melne.
family he required to releare it* Prairie Lake
Drlve-ln-Theater.
On an opposita corner I* the
holding*, detcribed a* controlling, end et the road Intersection lead- Mobley Trailer cemp, store, end
nr the United State* Rubber Com Ing Into Allamonte, the Glass filling statlun and next to It a
Tower, built Just after the war Is targe garage, operated by D. W.
pany of New York.
becoming Increasingly popular. A Hammond, formerly of Asheville,
Tbe suit named a* defendant*:
number of homes, cabin courts n . c . who lives with hi* family
E. I. Du Pont De Nemours, Gen and restaurant* have been hutlt m a nearby trailer,
On the east aid* of the road
eral Motor*, U. 8 Rubber. Christ in the vicinity during the past
near the Intersection Is the new
iana Securities Co.. Delaware Re two years.
At the Longwnod-Ovledo rosd George Holder Truck and Rs»*
illy and Investment Crop. Pierre
S. du Pont, Lammot du Pont, intersection an attractive nsw stop.
Irennc du Pont, and all members triailer park Is being sat up by R.
Near Fairy Lake east of Longrelated by blood or man luge i" i A. Wilhelm why for many years wood Is the C. W. (jplnes Clrcla
either U S. Rubber, ('Inittiana |„,j|t automobile body models for Cabin Court erected two years ago.
Securities or Delaware Realty and Hulrk Motor Co al Flint, Mich o n the porch of the court I* an
,Investment
_____ . _____ , Corp.
On«*
. . . of h\n
M_ IIrRilnr
. . I U , ttrimnt®.
. n .n t a P
n h a rt
IC sSllK '* «>» N l* TSSal
O
Robert
........"
F u n eral Services
Mr8- Cbaoe To
Congress Calls Harold Kastner
Off Its Probe Tells Kiwanis Of
Of Alabama KKK | National Meeting
&
JftUftOrSS!
n» U H On Friday £E .,? L?5"«MSL«:
R. N. Blackwelder Will Succeed
•inmaa performed tha tnatallatlon.
D,4 rUiS.‘SSS.V)»>-. E. I. Hoy As Penney’* Manager
let Prat*
,....... .................................... of Kla*
By WILLARD CONNOLLT
Development of new enterprite* along the Sanford-Orlando High} war during the past two years hai been rapid and includes new cabin
and trailer court*, reitauiant* and tavern* and many other new business
Among D i p D c m n n d s
At Lake Kathryn near the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, touritl
A re
1Jivorcement 1cabins have been erected In an at- •—----- -------------------—
Of Du Pont-Geueral S T . " 2 S
J r i f " - ," 'K ,
Motors C o m p a n y ! •- «» *l»” : «' u»
'
N*Sned^?’lfaS!!rfri
- ‘<i
For Girl’s State,
Martha Chapman, daugh
Presbyterians To terMiss
of Mr. ami Mr*. B. E. Chap
118 Elm Avenue wa* elected
B ulla Structure man.
treasurer yesterday of Girls’ State
In Tallahassee, the first tlnsa a
For Sunday School local
girl has attained such high
Many New Enterprises Develop
Along Sanford-Orlando Highway
Associated Pretw Leaned Wire
R. N. BUekwaldar. who from 1936 to 1942 .anted «. aiihUnt
m |m (( of the J* C. Penney Slots on Fint Street, and *inco than a*
mam ear of tha company'* *tore in Clinton, S. C., ha* been transferred
K - 4 T I back Mrs at manager of tha local flora to euccaad Earl I. Hoy, who it
rttiring after 21 yaart a*
..
, ,,
...
,
A native of Concord, N. C„ Mr. BlaekweWer tUiled hi* *anr|ca
*L _ #•__ __
lea A I I
- *■' ■' 1.......... * ■1■
with tha Penney Company in*
1M2. With Ua wtfa ha liras In tha
■ana Court Apartment* A eon, H. j
V. Mackwater, Is homa for the!
enaunar from Clemon College'
where ha is a fcalor la tha AmU-
O
2 Escape Injury
As Auto Wrecks
In Death Valley
T re a su ry O fficial Predicts
Continued Prosperity in U. S.
Rotary To Sponsor
290 Americans To
Die Over Holiday
Youths At Camps
Tha board of directors of ths
Rotary Club daetdad to sponsor a
boy for two weeks at Camp Win
ona next month and to send thrsa
girls to tha 4-H eneampment at
Camp McQuarria near Ocelu. Tha
action waa taken at Uia first club
assembly of the Rotarlana under
President Georgs Touhy.
The directors also decided to
continue tha Junior baseball league
neat year as part of Its youth
Tha ’council
traffic daa
tiled the holl“the makings
tfle Jem—and
death tell—tn
Judge Reeves replied that the
co,ul count
tiaigi-a tlmt Mi.-s
CH1CAGO, June 30—(TP)—Under Secretary nf the Treaiury l.d- On-! -ii ‘‘willfullv and unlawfully"
ward H. Foley, Jr., declared today tint all iigti* point to continued,
il Ju M li. tJuparMneiit docllAmerican protperity "beyond anything we have experienced in the mint but -i'll im -1h*,: -1i.-ii M>at
sim intended to illjllio Mils connpatl."
t *y Sint iid s for’ i,to power, as
America s economy is strong. Foley »aid in * speech prepared Inr in count N" 1
the convention of the International*------------------—— ------Circulation Managsra’ Associa u year; the "unusually sound con ltecreiifion Schedule
tion.
dition" of our financial instttuFriday Morning
"Thera haa bsan no undermining tlriint mid speculative market*, the
of that atrength a* we have read "exceptional financial health" of
10:00 A M Lake Front Ball
justed our business structure to agriculture; and n glowing popu Park — Buys llarrball games.
normal peacetime markets," he lation Dial has inti curd 17,000,10.1)0 AM. Gtruuinar School —(May MixIclInK, Touclifout Ball,'
said. "Boras few critics have mis 000 since before tbe war.
Bike Races, Relay Races, Kick
taken readjustment for something
'American buaincua la far mote I’m, Red Hnver. Red l ight. Stat
basically destructive. I believe
they now nra realizing thalr e r r - 1 c o n c e r n ' than it ever ue
Friday Afternoon
•
or M
wui* in rarlier punertime pciiods,"
2 00 I’ M. Clay Center. Ft. Mel
Folly cltnd tha caah position of
'!Su‘ !ne“ h" N l" v*a,cd
Americans as one of tha "found#-' >'(>,990,000.000 in new construc lon 1’atk lltdiby S!mw, Sponsored
tion stonss of our economic pow- ‘lo» end new equipment since the by the Pilot Club. On Wheels Meat
war ended. Still further capital (bring anything on wheels, bikss,
individuals hold liquid asset* «*pendlturea on a large scale are tkste*. wagons, etc.t Races will
be held on the Lake Gioitt Drive.
•allmntad at mora than $800,000,- Planned for this year and nest.
Girls Softhall, Paper Pulp Mod
000 ha aald. T b it amount dots not
“These cxpendlture.1 are invait- eling,
Volluvtinll, Ping Pong.
Inoluda aueh asset* da Inauranc*,1nientn in the future of this cotmGame* — Red Rover, Red Light,
aqultlaa la unincorporated bull-' try. They represent the determine
. f) ,
c
ntaa, nnd aneurltUa othar than tlon of business to put into une
.ml r rcli Bali
those of tha federal govsrnmant.
the now maUrlals and new pro- ^
n<t on Io" ' “ni ( lrcl'
Bounce.
esses which we have developed.
DANCE Friday Night, July 1
The products of that determlna- 7i20 to 10:80 P.M.
Ion will be powerful stimulants to
Entertainment
ur trade nf the future."
Chamber of Commerce Building
* ^ u h ^ j »> scw8
�mi
m
( . !s ,
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THURSDAY, JU N 1 *
THE SANFORD H I1 A L D , SANFORD FLORIDA
41*
A*
M LUkD L. DRAM
M ile*
OOKDON OBAN
R m c k i r r io k RATI*
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Immi* lev AV
reewlar r t w i h l M
m m
__
J m S S w I H ' NalUtollr Mr I*,
p u JOWIIMNI lOtnNlUllfM.
P*N New fare, Cklrac*. Detroit,
g jR k l Cttr. ato Ml. toxic.
he.
a ta
n aaff IL
T W i T l r n W la aa M
*Mkto*
1 ft* * S r n t w hirl, I i ra ti lira
J kf
U t "*• **!L■* »H A « laral aawa * t l > M
g g a ^ t o w .H ’s r a
THURSDAY. JUNR Si, IMP
S B i i TW I I TODAY
W * Ir
r
i i In
deetlny, that wa aland or fall
_ j ar#
ear a»a atreailk. _
Thera
are
Imponderablea that
h ..
ii!
11 ta
Fro*r“"»,f"
tes plana Underneath
•r* 'he
tvar to»lngj^nn*^-pe._M!27.
Three million people flocked to
tha beaches at Coney Island and
Far Rockaway latt Sunday, the
MWtpapen report, ai the thermometir soared to 94 decree*
Good old New York.
Ruth Steinhigen. who shot Philkdtlphla ball player Eddie Waitku*
bfcauM she loved him so much has
I “split personality,” says an asyistanl stale attorney handling tha
<ju«, She should be committed to
• mental ho*pital, he leys. We do
Mi know exactly what a split pet*
sooelity is, but we’ll bel Eddie
will testify il is not good.
I vigorously," Lake Mid, and atate
InvMtintor* a rt "working dtp
and night and doing a darned
good Job."
Stallworth, 28-yaar-old reporter
for tha Birmingham Poat, told
the commlttrt ha had boon alugat tha mining town 0# Burntworked 40 year* with such firm*
............
Cl that the committee enll in . namitlng of three negro home*, red
when ha waa sent there by his
a* Goodyear and Flrestonu. The . Th?.
" „ L : ,, ".I I Alabama negroes for testlinonv I Hogging* and lynch threat, »• ton
room* have fine bed* and showsr ^** been completely cleaned out on flogging* and “terrorism" ut , gainst ■ mother and her two newapaper to got Information on
hand* of white-sheeted mob*, daughter*, and other similar oc- a flogging case Involving thro#
room, with hot and cold water.
* n*w
water
from the 14*0 foot deep the
*'We
don't agree (but everything un-rue* both In the vicinity of women at tha town of Dora in
Mr. and Mre.. P.
. It.
, , Hiller,
. „ form arteeian well hm been installed, Is all right in Aluloima,” said j Birmingham and In neighboring Walker county.
er operators of hotel* In Penney- park aupt> 8id HIChurd revealed
"The only complaint made has
H,owir, u whlte-lwnnled negro. "It Walker county.
Ivanla, erected an attractive eight lo.iav
been
made by youT” Rap. Hobbs
hasn't lieen for 80 year*."
Trawlek, a stocky confident (D-Ala)
unit cabin court Just *outh of Five
,
, , ,
,
asked Stallworth"—and
Point, and opened It, Feb. 1U, 11)48. . T,us " * w ■*■*•»" ■ d" l* ncd l"
Kyrno adjourned the hearing young man, said "I am satisfied Hint ha* lawn properly attended
Progeny
Cabin* of concret. block have
•nd *"•*•£» „ou‘ uf without comment on ilrown's de •verythlng I* being done that I* 1 "»■* "■*
humanly poaslble tu end these dis- *1°. the person* have been arretted
shelters for automobile* and rooms
] " WB**f c **n' mand.
turbance*.
f
and
the
trial
aet7"
1 , 1„ H r - t . In
fln l.h .J In H*
At one |Milnt dtirlng the session.
• -In 1 Stallworth said that was cor
But he waa critical of tha
pastel shade* nml with colorful feet out of the water. A perfornt-l Hrown Inlerupted the testimony
f
vestigation
mad*
by
Sheriff
Gro rect.
tile flooring made in Forest City. ed cap breaks the stream into by shouting that n "reign of
ve,
H.
Hagget
of
Walker
county,
Many former visitors, Including n
terror" had boon going on ugainst
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., June
aerating the water.
saying the sheriffs office was
councilman from Rochester, N. Y. spray
negroes in Alubamu for HI) year*, under-manned.
During
cleaning
operations
ofj
He
exprened
sa
t-1
H
O
(A1)— Two men have been InIntend to return during the com the moat last year 4he goldfish and “It's worse even now Hum eve,
vwtstss under
»ll—v. .an
. . 80-year-old
___ ______ antiufuclion with (he work Iwing ; dieted
ing winter, said Mrs.
Miller.
put Intu an empty rowboat be! ore."
dune by state investigating of- Ku Klux Klan statute and charged
" '
LandscM|x>d gardens hnvti been were
Hep. Huttlc (ll-Ala), who bud
with terroriilna nearby Dolly Pond
planted in the rear of the. cabin*. filled with flowing water and in called the investigation 11 “poljt fleers.
pan* and hundred* died. The gold
"Tho
majority «*■
of the I---pco- cltlxen* while wearing robes and
t > 1a t
» IIW *great
1 cal mwju.i*/
flam Dnmbrosia, who came to fish this time were transferred leal maneuver'' in tolmlf
of th«tp|e „f Alabama regret these flog- hood*.
this country , from Italy. when
t. , ceptl<m aro a mln. . but t« the fountain pool at the Municl- Truman Civil itiglits •program, j Kjnil(U
County Patrolmen A. W. Bart
17 years of age and who hay
,
,wck „ ml onty eight suld ufterwurd* that the hearing
orilv
hunch
of lawbreakers." he lett end Melvin Burns lu t night
operate,I fili ng ■tatloni in N ew , w#„ ,0„ Mjd Mr> KiChard.
"proved nothing.”
arrested Homer Blair, S9, a for
told the committee.
Jersey, traveled a I ovar the connKour „ ule cwltl „iundls, «uc“The indy thing it proved," he
I.ake, city hall reporter for the mer deputy sheriff, and William
try Including Arlxona and Callui|y cumeuled l»y tho mother told a reporter, "I* thut low eli Birmingham News, urged the com Hardin, 3H, at their Dolly Fond
f « " ' 8 1,1
.1 11 , “r *
In “ thclf of tha cage since their’ forcemivit
officer* arn c,M»pe,a- mittee not to dig ton deeply while homes.
business, that would Is* *a»y to ,()r, h a |OTI|t tkl. f|r»t of Junu, aro ting withthe state, the
F ill and criminal Investlgatlona were still
I”*"*,
1 , c' ,
l
“ now making their appearance, A ! citixens to clean house. Alabama In progress.
1RBNK DUNNK HONORED
wanted nearrlvo Ininl* where
he f|ner mMh Hl.reen had to ta* placed, I* on the rnovp against lawlesspurchased s J acres along the old ()n the front of the ru|(e to ke, p |llMBi
SOUTH BEND, Ind., June 80.
But, he added, "I can guaran
m
' 1
1
. ^
them from escaping, i'apa Coatl
"A itolltlcnlcongresslonulln ves- tee there will lie a hatch of In I/Pl— Movie Actress Irene DUnnl
t<im * n* Un * Wr nK Mundl. meanwhile, has lieen put In I tlgutlim will prove nothing, only dictment* in the Jefferson county last night recelvad the University
of Notra Dams'* Laetar* Medal,
(Birmingham) Incidents."
’’ .
an adjoining cage. The Imby anl-i muddy up tho walera,"
Alabama law enforcement offic awarded annually to the nation'*
The Mag always flutters from mBi<( Homt.what rosemliling llttla,
All three w itn e s s e s -Clonev K.
the lop of n mast outslilu the store raccoons, appear to l,c> doing well, l.uki* of the Birmingham News, ials have acted "promptly and outstanding Catholic layman.
during the day anil fur the post
Th(,
animals were pre
eight years, Mr. Dambrosla has , t,nted
thp lol, un Dec. Ifi by B.
received citations from the Trea- p^de Whittle, president of the
sury Department duo U> the fact (JreBn Fut.| Co., Orlando, and were
that he pays the government five
... „ |>,mimounl film,
cents a day ur II8.2B for the pr - „Hundle* from llraxll." Mr. Whitvllegu uf enjoying American ritl- (je wrote to numerous heads of
Benshlp an,I flying thi- Flag. Many
|„ tn)ii country !n regard to
of the citations have been framed |,rPed|t|g „f Hie urnmals, but the!
and placed on the wall of the store. ruj,||,fa revealed that little was
He has laien Interviewed many kn(JW|,
|k(, subject,
times and written up In news 1
fltallworth of the Binningham Poat, and Prank Trawtck of
New Water System Probe Abandoned Clarke
the Jasper Union Newa —told
the committee of Initance* of vi
I Is Installed At
(CeallaaM r»m»> r*e* o m I
(C uiliasl Traa ran* Owl
■hearing would nut be loupened, olence which they had Investigated
t.'..’lrlc water coaler with water
CJ. Hrown, director of the ' ** reporter.,
coming (ram a deep well. Mr.
Monkey Island Edgar
Gaines I* from Akron, Ohio and
National Negro Council, demand* J The Incident* Included the dy-
It ii generally atfppoaad that rowinhlnlng went out of
faahlon with national prohibition. But It la not ao. In the
first ten montha of the
t) current fiscal year, “revenuera” of
the Federal Alcohol T tx Unit Melted 6,'/86 illegal ntllfa
which were producing liquor for the bootleg trade.
All the Illicit stills are not found In the hills, either.
Revenue agents-find them in what the average citizen
would regard aa the moat unlikely places, in vacant buildings In busy commercial sections of cities, for instance.
Presumably there will be moonshiners as long aa there
is s market for bodtteg whiskey. That market consists
rincipally of lovers of the bottle who want to get the
ottle aa cheaply aa possible and don’t particularly care
what is In the bottle, i s long as It is alcoholic and does not
cause Instant blindness. There must be many such, for
although the federal agents pick up several thousand outlaw stills every year there always Meern to be more to pick
up the next year. The operators apparently find a ready
sale for their tax-free product.
Some people Just don't care what they put into their
stomachs, anid othters Just don't cure how they make a
living.
.
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Real Americans
* 1 a re m aalera a f
So much of current fiction deals with tho abnormal,
Me degenerate, and the anti-social element which represent!!
“ tiny portion of every society, that to read a book which
depicts life among wholesome, average American families is
refreshing.
Josephine Lawrence In her latest novel, "My Heart
Shall Not F ear", uses such a background for her characters,
She writes of one (lay In the life of her central character, j
a young mother In the hospital with her first baby. She Is
able to receive visitors, one at a time, and the impact of each
of them upon her sensitive, thoughtful nature is described,
together with the emotional background of each of the re
latives and their Inter-action. ,
, The book holds tragedy und suffering, Thu families In
clude weaklings and sinners, but love, understanding, and
loyal support are found where they should be found, among
kinfolks.
Such a book as this one and others of the same kind
presfiitt a trite plctur® of American life at its best. They
M S S ''
show life MS It Is lived ill the average middle-class American >tho Headers Digest.
monkey
home.
w A te
Wher* the Oviedo highway
Monkey Island
’
1
Hpencer, owner. The kltrhen has
been modernised and a deep freexe •
unit added far preserving meat
and foods.
Business men, even liltle husiNear Sanford, the growth has
Mtimen, are supposed to b#.an
ls-en purtlculurly heavy. Two
inexhaustible source uf revenue,
yeats ago the I'lg 'N Whistle
Barbecue was Imllt uppuslte the
Ml only for laaalion but alio for
Armltuge Cabin Court und hus
charity drives. What many of- ut
enjoyed a good buxines* ever since.
Item to forget is that businessmen
A
MU
is W
William
A ,J
* further south '*
IIN* “
can't pay out more than comet in
P. .Smith's outboard motors sales
‘Tm ong the new ,-ahln curt* and servire station, with home
and that 3,751 who Irisd went to avoid running Into people like that. The best- y ^ ^
broke during the first five months in learn how to handle them* If you do thuti they ceiine to bo which hnvo bum hniit recently in the rear.
Hmithward along the highway
of this year. This compares'with difficulties und become fascinating adventures in humanity.' I Routh ,.f Hanford I* Hlumherlaml
" 'B u t how? he asked me.
*
Court, construction of which was Is a small industrial area. The
2,060 during the same period lest
Huffman Motor Hates building <vn«
‘"Som e of the best advice on how to hundle difficult1
Hhm " ' a?,"".* erected several years ago by Joel
m i,
pesjpk’ I answered, 'comes from the famed letters which (h1((y|,s;i,f
lt' hm L . th .^ und A. C. Smith, and houses a
The wisdom uf doing away com- Lord Chesterfield wrote to his son. In one of these, he ml- >rm,my apartment* complete with gas station, repair stall,m und I
ely with segregation is further vised the boy to be extremely careful not to offend those kitchenette and electric refrlgera- uostalrs apartment. Nearby Is the1
calsd by recent racial out* who were foolish or slightly mad - * because they could Hon facilities, and two overnight Britt Tractor Co. whose large
cause him no end of trouble and no gain whatever. Yes. *1 apartments. It was opened, Apr. 0. sales and repair plant wa* comp
breaks al the Youngstown. -Ohio
A, R. Htowurt, who
who for
for ao year*
years leted last summer. A short ,11stswimming pool and in the city of advised my friend, 'when you are dealing with u difficult I A: *V
unrv south Is the new T?d Wil
person
this
Is
a
wise
rule
of
conduct:
lean
over
backward
w
.or»i!1
M
',tor
Co. liam* Lumber mill, creosote plant
Washington where whites and to be
iinSaHtan.iini.
,ui«t.
u
m
i
m
■*
cllnt,
Mlrh.,
operate*
an
atgentle and understanding with him.1
tractive cabin court near the and planing plant located hut n
---------- —
y ,n *1 •j v ;■ r. '
ilreamwiijd Raiklhrlalan. Hu point* few hundreds feet from the highed uut that tnnny new homes hud wuy. 1
mint pool. All this is not in the
Sanford Forum
been built nearly since he Imllt .Within the city limit* Is the
Deep South, but in the North end
--------- — — -------- •— ----------- — his three unit*. He plan* to stayt new Park Avenuu Trailer Court,
by Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
in the nation's capital where there
Marianna, Florida tore such a* I to wear, but which
. V* “no,her ,U,p,‘,X operated
Dodson, formerly of Cleveland,
June 10, 1040
isn't iuppo»*<J 10 lx- •*)' '*c'*l
rogge7TuVtoirr'at“
wlir'Im- ------,luul‘ ' . Further.
«" 'be opposite Ohio, and now containing shout
Dear Mr. Editor;
------ --------- ------------prejudice.
Mu
l
1
. . don with eagerness and gratlluile, *'d*' "• *'■
n'l'Hng to hi* 20 trailer*. The (roller* have
,ouch#d, and I aarneslly urge vv*ry member •;«'< n rourt with a new concrete patios, porches and uwnlrtjt* ad
Slate Welfare checks to the aged, uJ"Aa -mV.i *,1
tk . blind and dependent children 7 ‘ h* Pitiful plight of our good(lf tha leglilalure ami In fact every I duplex unit
Mr. am Mrs. Avery jacent to them, uml city water
tlw MIMU aM aepenueni cnua[rnGovernor and hia
Tallaha**eo
iuin are from Hudson, N. Y. ami Imvel- and sanitary facilities are avtRI_
will ba delayed inoehmtdy. Ml bt* ( henchmen a* outlined by them- . l ,„ htndht-nrti-d charity and do «l much InCalifornia and Florida “hie. Many pretty flower gard
. 11.a . . . . . i* not available
In to-day* paper* that I likewise.
Iieforo they derided that Hanford un* have bien set out by residents.
It Upay h|'h*m—lh* W .lftt. Boxrd
! And let u. keep In mind that these wa* the "nicest place" to stay In. A nvmber of persuns who stayed
.
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,
i f
■i A
J. F. y
- r - j wroping.’ It', just .fmply.wfui
Hm at raiKh mooay 11
; tha way them mean old lawmakera
lor political r*aron». Withholding |have done these poor servants of
T ...... .........
_ paople.
ipi*. tiiiy
those checks
is tha bast, „ poasibla tha sovaralgn
thay freally
wa*
wo* ol atiiring
Mining up tn hoioal's
hornal’l nest.
nasi. |
1 «ug_ht
nvvht to ba
be ipankaAj
ipankedt (Tha
(The lag_
.1 U g i a . P-Hura t o ^ r o n tha J J * * not tha rorvantatptelal stiiton ol the UgUlalure
whyi £ iayi h.ra that hit Kxto levy additional taxes which art eallanay la xtolng to have ta hock
- -, J
hi. car, (A Cadllli
Hoc, ur Holls-Roy
ce, or aomathing it_____
Ilka that) In Order
When you hiro a baby-sitter, ba to koip body and muI toMthbr for
corofal that you are mi hiring ■ tho mat throe montha (until the
moron. A Hammond. Ind., mother legislature tan meet again and
hirod a 14-yaar old baby sitlor to
TAXEfll
And
_______
thanthara'a
there'shis
hi*two
two bosom
look altar her 10 months old twins.
SHa put lham in a bath with the buddies arid office flunkies, Broth
Roberta and Brother Clarke,
water to hot that one of them died, er
who ore (It oaya) agoing to have
tho other ii in critical condition. to etruggle along on a mere 1800
It la bailor to giva up ihows, par per month. Instead of tha |0!I6
tite, and entertainment of aH kind* thay had fondly hoped for. Ain’t
m a low yean while the babies that terrible 7 It’ll be especially
on 0 , L. who la accuitomed
art young than to entrust them to hard
for la. these many (taro, to tho
uarekohla boby-iiiten.
prlneeiy salary of |M0 par bi
?55iSf,T0 tNACTANV
ennium, M a member of the
.SuigoMing tha| il h not alone Florida lejjlelature. (Excuse me,
whll
Florida nasvspapar aditors who art
shed a few more
• amatad, il Mt amused by the ra>
“st a thousand wondars that
■
-shunts of Fuller Warroa.
la ashoodla al them don't
ample Cravat 1i f f Warm
QUIT THEIR JOBS, and
ia a good gavarsor la mite
thaur wo* to more lucrative
f
*
M i
I of ham
ham
A
1 ■-
1 the wan tarries not
tly at their door. It
- that tha crual and
taxpayers and their rovea in tha taftalataro
proaovly grateful to thoao
slthful serfs who sro so
■tending by tha stinkv r t W .T " * ’
To Holland Dean, Editor
Gordon D*sn, Business Manager,
Sanford Herald
Dear Hire:
Thank you very much for the
copy of your newspaper with pub
lication under Sanford Forum of
article sent by me. Thle heals tail
wounds and Is appreciated by our
S IB membership.
. Corns over some late Fall or
Winter day and participate In our
faaalithtlni game. I don't know
your ages but. wo hove members
playing, as old m 88 years. You
a n welcome.
Cordially.
A. L. Maben.
Mount Dora Lawn
Bawling Club,
Editor Hsrold
Sanford, Florida.
Wa note that moral states have
tshan a stand to destroy the K, X.
X. We ore not at all surprised
ite unhooding la danlandod.
and hart Is,Urn rub, whan
WMli
to go dotrn
m
*
who s
tavern* and...............................
night rlub* have
sprung up all along the highway.
Perhaps the largest of the these
Is the Han-Orln Club, a two story
building built on a lake slope
south of Big Tree Park.
Newest of the eating places la
a sandwich shop, the Griddle, to
Ite opened shortly by John E.
Price. It la located a short dlitenca
north uf the Movleland Itlde-ln
Theater. Ht* father, • retired
dentist, live* nearby.
Near Sanford, Tlnkar* Food*, a
restaurant, ha* he*n purchMMrd
(rum C. O. Leach by Mr*. Anna
faulty of Detroit, Mich. Slnko’*
Service station nearby, which aella
light refreshments, is now owned
by T. K. Corney of Akron, Jlhlo.
A concrete block filling • atton
and groesry ha* bean built and la
operated by Harry Welsh, former
ly of Winter Park. It la located
north of Ratliff's place.
O .. A. "Red" Mufflcy reports
that he Ii doing well with the re
pair *hop he opened Dec. 1, 1848.
At tha Anrhor Inn, n now |480
neon sign has been erected by Jim
openeil early In 1048 by Dr. R. I>.
Has*.
The Marcenells Cabin Court
with Its eight unite, landscaped
grounds and lawn furniture, pre
sents on ottraetlve appearance.
Four of tho unite were built In
1840, two unit* last year, and a
new unit eomtalnlng two spathmente, was completed this year.
Throe have kitchen facilities.
Rooms are attractive ami color
ful, well furnished and provided
with tils lavatories and hot and
cold shower facilities.
time and again before a lino of
those despised Klansmen, who
greeted them each time by uaing
the buckle end of their belt* aa a
touch and eo affair.
Ite naadlaaa to soy that thla
only happened to that couple once
for they did not know who atood
before thlra. 1 am heartily In favor
of tha old public whipping poat for
luah offenders. Tha rroaon ao
many people oppooo the Xian la
thay aro guilty of Juat suck ol*
the next 4 yean fort alam clear
ance. 8I0JXX) publicly owned city
dwelling Itnlte and farm housing
aids.
f.i
Labor BUI
In mg
jiT K a s
Spar'd Lot Assorted
Sheer Prints
Each
Cannon
Special Lot •
Bath Towels
Novelty Cloth 29^
12 Fur
Cniimm
Spac'd Lot Short Length
Wash Cloths 1,00
Prints.....yd. 37 ^
'Y ‘
Large Flanel Htg. 28c Value Ee.
Solid Color Hey*
Drexa goods 5 *
Dish Towels u *
quick Drying Hoot Mills
Towels
6 for
e
a N'Ht
Hlrlped'kWd s4ttd Oder
•
Chambray yd. H
1,00
t
LADIES’ PANTIES
l.arK* AtiHiirlntent uf
l.udiett' PantieH with
Klautic Waist and Leg
Hand.
All Colors ea. 280
Ladles'
Extra Biro Ladies'
Rayon Slips
Rayon Panties
Pink, Blut, White
Striped
e
e». 4 8 0
*«■ 8 1 . 0 8
t
Polo Shirts 1-6
Ladles'
ChUdran’a Cotton
Rayea Striped
Cotton Slips
Panties
Eyellt Top and Bottom
81m 1-14
es- 11.08
ea. lid
(Sn Uis M Freta Pros Oto)
difficult* In reaching a compro
mise. - There waa a chance the
meaouro might go to the White
House before the end
Supporting the vast program on 1
Democrats, 84 Hopublicans and
one American Labor Party memwere 131 JUpubllher. Opposing wer
cane and. 84 Demoaerate.
grant* and
The bill authorises
nuthorl
T-Shirts
* * IN
t.‘ **- -li
wVhJ A
Marctriood
Sport Shirts
ea. | | J|
Solid Colors and Plalda
Mrrceriied Rayon Body, Marcariaed Co4to« Hoot and
Little MtaMd
I to 8 yean
Layer- BaMd Color- Reg. IN Valeo
SUN DRESSES
SLACK HOSE pr.
r o ll*
to 111 ■
■X ,
Presbyterian!
*lVe Klan haa bean tha victim od_aaaa
X. A,
Mama bj
by non-meanboro of
innoron
fntly, for It wop •
ldiBnaifhbor or aomaoue
PIECE GOODS
HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
^forT'm.rmu'.'t e'm^l.'o‘andTf N"«rhy^'la thWinRlI mmrroteiSoik
court have Imllt homes’ In
you h.y. , few cru.U of brc.d or d>M'l«y room and the home of Sanford, wild Mrs. Dodson,
, ut(|t iWeete„ed water or turnip
I’armenter, maker of smnll
Acroaa the highway i« the HunJraona te a m m S ' that loo Wo
figures.
ford Animal Hospital housed In
^Uil
Restaurants,
eating
rating
places,
piace*, ■ concrete block building ami
and
just Lnnoi
cannut afford
afford to
to let
let these
these
people perish In their great hu
manitarian effort to Mrva the pub
lic at auch enormous sacrifice to
themselves.
Very sincerely >our*
Wankard Poosen
Jackson County Rapresantatlva.
SUMMER VALUES
V
branches from the Orlando highway a new Shell filling station
How To Hundle “Paina In The Neck"
has been erected.
The recent completion of the
__
. Mutnuu
h mInYfiiir
limit*in inTheater,
i’intT* iwu
"The
day," comments
comments
Charlesu m
H..Hilt
Roth
o urrfniivivinriu
Movleland
-m e othor
otner cmy,
i.narios
rtotn
•» Y
Y0“
•m\
Outh Itlde-ln
„f Hanford,‘ w,«* two
one
— ien M
Life, " a salesman friend said to me, Why Is it tnat, al- (1^ lkr M1)l„t outstanding developt h o u g h I c a n get along with eight out of ten of my pros|K.*cts
uiomr the
~
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- - „ , nients along
the hiahwav.
highway. The
The
and customers, two out of ten make my life a penance7 I project. Nuance,I by .Sanrord bu*lmust be terribly awkward and inept in my human relations.’ ness men, cost more than t7r>,00<)
" i t Isn't th a t/ I assured him. Thei^i just Isn't any way 1 «»>«• present* an attractive ap-
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Social And Personal Activities
* Social Calender
1 w iin
M rs.
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Colller'a attoruey'a argued the
editorial contalurd nothing hut a
fair interpretation of the gnvernor'a actual worda, and wna within
the rouatttutioual guarantee of a
nuhllratiou'a right to comment
freely on atalemenla of piddle offlclala.
Caldwell'a lawyera countered
that the edltorinl contained an en attempted rape >,f n five-year old
tirely falae ipiotatlon. They con white xirl, and ahot.
tended fiaedoni of the preaa doea
Caldwell crllieixed the do-riff
not irive a nuldlcatlon the rIr h for atupidity and Inefficiency, hut
to print " maiicoualy nlnnned Ilea" ' aulil that wrian’t enmiKh to Jtlallfy
alHiut a puldlr official.
, hla removnl,
AmptifylnK the atatement at the
fSAINFHVII.l.E. June 30. f#P>— requeat of nn Knryclupedla llrl-
»n
aandwtchee aad email
Street: Circle No. 4 with M r.,
eahw w ot
i^ e d
Paul Thurmond. 812 Elm Avenuei
i£ T
Circle No. 5 wllh Mnr. P. A. Row*£ * 7 W„ut. S 5 r ¥
lend, 015 Elm Avenue, and Circle j Davie,' Mrs. 1. P. ifbunnondj
No. 8 with Mra. Clrady Herman, Mni w C/Tutcher! H n T O B I
010 Weat Firat Street
McK.e, | £,. Jw k dlckoon, Mra.
The Frlendahlp League of the H. J. Out, Mrs. W. E. Balnea
Congregational Church will meet and Mrs. williams.
t the Pariah Hmrae at 3:00 P. M.
Adating with the games and
------------- ----- ~~l—
In tarring were Mra. 0 . B,
H a tte w a y -D a v ld
M°rT MR . ™ ^ V L , HM & "cS S i
P la n s A n n o u n ce d j o w ^ ^
Mary’ EiiMbeth
________
Thompaon. MU. Haiel Balnea and
Plana were announced today for. Ml” '
Wi l l i am*
the marriage of Mlaa Vivian. Othertlnvitad to 1m i H t h ^
CASTLE JEWELRY
JU ST WEST OF THE CLOCK
H B M g ig lM imnmi
”
IHi HiPi imTummim i
VJUAJEVIEW S
*
wn
Holden wvld, .on
tof Mr. and Mra. B K. HarrUMn or
hi. city. The wading will ba an
Aa fur the amount, he aalil the
Colller'a editorial hnd lieen printed
III nearly .'t.lMMI.OOtl eoplea of the
mngnxtno and .ugge.led an award
of III centa per copy—the aalea
pi ice at the time—would I*’ l.'t.lMMI-
wdth
*,"nu,:
cJJ'tfl' a'TSlh a" 1
Roger Harrta, 108 Weat Firat'
omi
.gate, and had been named pre.ldent of a now hank at Tallahaaaee.
Jullua F. Parker, cloalng the
argument fm Caldwell, replied the
atatement would brand him aa
a lynrh-Inciter for the reat of
hia life unleaa the Jury dtaproved
It. lie aaked that III nddltlnu to
actual datnaxea, the Jmy make an
award- haaed on malice—aa punlahment.
AIU| |t>A
fo rk Avenue; Circle No. ? with, ^ aor w l a f ^ S
r - T " «Balnh
"iSHSnTd.y
Xn .David
Caldwell Suit
ireetleeee r**n i N n
Mlaa Batty Jean Saaaer an
nounced today plana for her mar
riage to George Donfld Weber
which will take place on Satur
day at 8:30 o'cloca at the Firat
Methodlat Church. Rev. J . E.
McKinley will perform the cere
mony.
41
Mlaa Tol Idvlngaton will aerva
_ . . .
.
.
. a<. maid of honor and Mr. Weber
MIm
ion? b * V * tttV 8d will have aa hla beat man Billy
to Belle Glade where ehe
Tommy Vauhn will aerve
Miss Beryls Stevens
Honored With Shower
tu rn e r, win
Miss Sasser Tells
Plans For Wedding
ai: £ » :
Stavena, Mrs. J. C. Davia, Mra.
^ - ^ p ^ f f , Mrt Helen Schulta,
Mfa p A Stephenson Mre. Jack
MeEw#Ili Mri M< 5 . GaUhel,
r L Firat
, nf. J «Bap
\ atf Church
e l M k of» 8an- . MorriiArthur
Moore. Mra. A)<Ur.
H. E.
the
#nd Mrt
ford. Hr. W. P. Rrooka will per- m<m.
,
form Ihe ceremony.
| A)|0 Mlu j ol|, atevene. Mra. 8.
Mra. Kvana McCoy will render j_ Davi., Jr. Mra. Naney Brock,
nuptial mualr. Mia,
Hatteway Mra. Jamea B. Out, Mra. Bobert
will have aa her matron of honor, Hlckion, Mra. Sallla Price, Mra.
and only attendant, her alater, I Erna.t Broth.raon,
Jr., MVa.
Mra. Corene Morgan.
Herbert Ralph Wight, and tha Mlaaea BatBike. of Orlando will aerve the ty Jo Boc, NaneybgkqJbgkiiJbgqJ
bridegroom aa beat man. Uahere Pat SchulU. Dorothy Crumley,
Invited
mlng "W 1* enjoyed during the
’__________________
afternoon prior to the .upper.
BATH AND TENNIS C L U B __________________
Notice, are being received by ;
members of the Hanford Bath' in u.lng canned baked beana for
and Tennle Club of a covered dleh B hot-weather aalad put the beena
nipper which wlll be held on |n B .trainer and rlnra under
Saturday night at 7i00 ockck fin t|. running eold water. Toe.
• ' ‘ h*
^ ‘ t 8 “ •"* l" ‘ ‘l* t l r n 18 dr,ln
S u m m e r
",
'
B eg
ru n
in s
Start Them Off Right
With The Right Playclothes
8 ty M hr J mm Durwut, Kata G reenw iyriaajr Mlaa u i l Ciattotflla Froeka-- SIxm 1-8, 8-8, 8*14
9|.98 to 19.98
SHORTS
.
Cool ‘n Cuffed Shorts in
Smooth Finish Sail-Cloth
and TwiU. Wgahabie and
in W ondsrful C o l o r s in
Biss 8-6, ft-14.
IgA A -% /
W
V
't j r f
A
Mra. Ray Fo* nnd Mra. Cl. K.l
McCnll entertained Inal Friday]
honoring Mra. John Even’ll Pierre,
Jr., formerly Mlaa Mary Ann
Whelrhel, daughter of Mr. aodj
Mra Hugh Whelrhel, whnae omr-i
ring)' to Mr Pierre wa* nn event
of Tne.day evening. (Soeali, gnthernl at 11:00 o'rloek at the Fox
home on Magnolia Avenue.
Forming no attractive -riling
for the orrualon were the ,lerorntiolia which included annnge
menla of vnri-eolored gla<lloluaea
and xinnlna throughout the morna.
A lovely centerpiece on the din
ing table wan rompnaad "f yellow
and white galardla, day lilie*, car
oationa nnd xinnlaa. Punch waa
trrved with dellrlnua rafrexhmenta
by Mra. Ilnmlltnn lllahee.
The hoateaaea' gift to the hnnoree waa In her choaen pattern of
rryalal. Thoae enjoying the morn- ,
log with Mra. Pierce were Mra.
Hugh Whelrhel. Mra. H. A How.
ard, Mra, lilalwe, Mra. M. I,. Rahorn, Jr., Mra. Maaon Wharton of
Orlando, Mra. Herbert Moreland
of Jarkannvlllr, Mra. Price Heard.
Mra. John Ivey, Mra. Oeorge
Touhy, Mra. Ralph Aualln Smith,
Mra. Hawklna Connelly, Mi-, fllen
I.
Ingle, Mra. J . D. Woodruff. Mra.
II. N. flayer and Mra. Rohy l.alng.
Alao the Mlaaea Beatrice Hlabee. Audrey Rarh, Jenny (' illoni
of Chattanooga, Term., Judy Hullhard of Atlanta, Churlotte True,
Hatty Jo Brock, Daphne Cornel^,
Jean Sayor, Shirley Smith, l.aurelte Dutton, I.ylllan Boyle, and
Catherine Clark.
fI’m h Hitup In Nnvr money nn (hr thing* >mi'll
nerd fur it gritnd anti glorious weekend! J umI
ItNik at I hew money-wiving value* tin llttllday
nerd* — for (hr hrnrh . . . fur the pirnir ground
. . . for fun at home — a gala array of play
time aerewMirleH and Htinllme (ollelrlea. So hefore yuu atari nut fur ynur fun-filled Holiday —
slop In al TOIU’HTON’H where lllg Having* are
alwaya in (he picture!
Nvvintgdif „
BATHINC CAPS
BEACH SHOES
StJN TAN OIL BATH POWDERS
DEODORANTS
COLOGNES
SHAMPOOS
SOAPS
m SOFT
^
Carters Pills ..........
Sal Hepatica
B C Powders
13.28
INGRAHAM
ALARM CLOCK
Murine
......
Feenamint .....
Bayers Aspirin
4tc
LUBTRE-CREMP,
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mra. Duval Olllyard an
nounced today . tha birth of a
daughter, Leila Maria, on June 28
at the Femald Laughton Memorial
Hoepltal. Mra, Olllyard will be re
membered aa tha former Leila Mae
Bridge..
Aa many aa 80 different copper
wheel., ranging from H inch to 4
Inch#. In diameter, are u.ed to
••grave a deelgn on American
handmade glaaawara.
ooth
y /
/
tissues B£
Caroid & Bile Salts
Barbasol .........
8-14. Striped
low, S h o r t
|g Necks and
Kl e e n e x
SHAMP(K)
2 for 480
MIR-O-KIL
S E L F POLISHING
FLOOR WAX
.With INHECTICIUE
P i n t ........ 790
Unvarying Dependability
Liquid . . . pn*der . . . tablet
, . . or ointment — whatever
form your prmrrlbed medicine
may lake, you are alwava aure
of tk« aame high atandard of
accuracy and dependability la
the uraarrlplionN we compound.
Than, berauae our compound
ing uk.rm.rlaU .Iway. ax.rt
the fulleat me.auree of profMaluual rare end aklll — al
ways check and rechack avary
■tap to Inaure unvarying arru-
e x a l t
m
bro m o -
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JULY
I
RITZCrscken
Mb. pkg. 3 $ ^
Let*a Go Picknicking!
TENDERLEAF
ORANGE PEKOE TEA
Vi lb. 2 5 <
1/j Size
CANS
JACK’S
STOCK UP NOW FOR THE TWO DAY HOUDAY AHEAD!
COOKIES
2 pkgs. 6 oz. 25<
HUNTS KANCY HALVES YELLO W CLING
|
SW IFT S
OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED
ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY 4*
POPULAR
BEER
case $4*50
CANS
TALL
LIMIT
• CANS
COCA-COLA
CARTON OF
• BOTTLES
FLOUR
PETER PAN
PEANUT BUTTER
(
CASE OF 24
(PLUS DEPOSITS)
LIMIT «
Where CufdomerH Send Their Friends
419 E. 1st STREET
PRICES
SANFORD, FLA.
GOOD THRU
6 ^ ME AT DEPT.
SATURDAY
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY
4 CAN LIMIT PLEA SE
ZAKLY-RITE FANCY
LYKEH SUGAR-CURED SMOKED
I/YKES’ SOUTHLAND
HAM S
2 PACKAGE LIMIT
5 -lb
FACTORY PACKED
Package
MAROARET
ANN SLICED
GOLD COIN
Whole or Shank End lb 5 2 $
•s l i c e d
PULL H A LF.....lb
•SMOKED
SQUARES
K RA FT’S SALAD DRESSING
GEORGIA SHIPPED, GRADE A DRESSED * DRAWN
SIRLOIN,
CLUB, RIB
PURE LARD
WEINERS
CHEDDAR
Swanson's Grade A Med
Neh. Shipped
dnz.
A-GRADE WESTERN
Cloverbloom Grade A
Med. Mlim. Shipped doz.
MAYONNAISE
ASPARAGUS
pt. 29t ^ 55l
ASPARAGUS
CANADA DRY
2 picnic cans 26c
PEANUTS
8-oz. size 1
Del Mnnl« Early Garden
No. 2 can 39c
Dolo'a Fancy Plnaappla
Vltn or Down South Strawberry
PRESERVES
12-os.
PORK & BEANS
Gordon's Fancy
SHORTENING
3 lb. tin ) 9 £
POTATO STICKS
No. 2 can 10c
No. 1 can 10c
CUT-RITE
Slokoly'a Finaat
TOMATO JUICE
W AX PA PER
46-os. can 23c
lg. roll 2 ) 1
Zakly-Rltn Grapefruit
JUICE
lb 490 Rump or Shoulder lb 970 Brisket for Stew lb 390
KRISPY
lb. pkg. 2 5 1
Jar 26c
Old Glory
JEWEL
Chock Roaat
JUICE No. 2 can 15c 46-os, can 39c
46-oz. can 21c
BR /M G
U.RYO U R
I'ltO C m i K C A M B U
COUPONS
coupon
C 0 cW
b&1
PICKLES
L A Y ^ S cA K E S ...........
GREEN BEANS
GUM 3 PKGS. 10c
NAPKINS
huh nsss Fsrs
TOWELS
Ua
PAPER CUp T
SC
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Section Xno
H a n fo rd
_______________ •
USDA Reports
Five-Alarm
Rain Improves lpMWBrm ■■
European Crops
HANFORD, FLORIDA,
Taft Looms As .
Top Strategist
In U. S. Senate
New York Heat Wave Drives 1,250,000 To Coney
Northern OOP’s And
South's rVmns Line
Up Behiml Senator
Wa s h in g t o n ” J une a o -ftf)
—The Agriculture Department re
ported today that crop proipecta
nave improved In Europe aa a
m u lt of recent rains. But it said
total output is expected to fail a
little below last year's.
Rains fell In wideapread areas
between mid-May and mid-June
to relieve a very dry spring. That
had threatened a sharp drop in
this year's food production for a
continent striving te recover from
the war.
The department said a survey
indicates that a crop output as
high or higher than last year may
be harvested in northern and cent
ral Europe. The outlook In west
ern, southern and southeastern
Europe, on the other hand, was
said to be worse.
In much of eouthern end south
eastern Europe, the rains came too
late to repair the damage caused A tlACk fAU OA (MOMI from a live-alarm Hr* blot* uut the blaring
by the prolonged dry epell of lest coal-loading pier on Staten Island, N. Y., which burned to the water's
level. Coe) duat explosions sent the flame* racing In all dlrecttoua.
wlntsr end spring.
In the Soviet Union, the depart Seven ftretnas were hurt Damage wet set at 1600,000. (iuixriiut tonal)
ment said, it appears that crop
acreage is greater then lest year
but still below prewar. The criti
cal period for Soviet nope Is not
ysl over, It said.
Present indication* are that
European brsadgrain output, ex
cluding Russia, will be about A
per cent below last year and more
GAINESVILLE,
,
IJune 30 —(Sperial) ,Klorui
, lW*
I'tugreas
than 10 per cent below the prewar
_______
(1096-80) average.........
This means
the *,nc* «»pr«Mion days has proven it >»lullv butll upon a lupullv growcontinent will continue to need mg population which ulilues ihe slate's resources with uuleasing rflarge quantities of foreign grains, j liciency," says research ccononusl Write Kilpatrick.
' The potato crop la likely to be'
“
---smaller then last year's. Sugar
„ „ acreage „hae
„ Increased,
,- r—
* *................
- * '*
'I'111*0" ' ......
'•‘plfselitlng
a
beet
but,. A
_
......
.......... .....
sugar yields are not expected to A f s m v T p O O IK I F l d i r nm "' r n, "uM ’V ' T ' whl1" l>,B
recah the high level of leal year.
ir O O p S P lU g
natloi e ...... me grew
Olive nil and fruit production P n _ P g w w 1
.
m guest
promise, to be much larger than P O T U O O f l 1 1 1 8 1 4 1 1 0 IHHA
- authui ,.f iha latest
tlS- "f
l
i
r
a
¥
/
,
,
n
•
,
■
"Eciinumlc
l.r-irf
Id s,"
In 1049. Th# first hay crop was
poor in many arena. However, th*
vi isny HI r tnriua s r .Uli-gu tit
recent reins benefited paaturea and
, Ihislucss Adruliilatrntlmi. ..... Utilshould
increase
later
hay
cuttings.
_
,
ATLANTA, June H0-(/!'t
w rit«
Coen* grain production la at Army wi|j , roop tK, eoU)n mile v
praaent eapected to show little f0T B
marjne who kepttoday „f rlorlda t lncoirn. I'littarn.”
M th# | •■Il.lween 1029 .ml .1.47," he
__________________
faith.
CAHIU. June Jo
i,1*1 - I lie
"Keitlle ('resent” plan again ts
causing explosive tensions in the
liouhlrd Middle Past,
III levent weeks ihlensite lulia
Arab |iolllU'at activity has cen
tered on attempts hv Iraq and
Tranjnrdon to levive the 90-year
old Issue, It Is |nedlcted a climax
mu come soon.
The "Feitlle ('resent” plan came
inlo life In 1018-18 as the "great
er Syria” pmjerl
After the collapse nf the T ill Wish
empire! the Emir Hriisafn, head of
the pilncel) Hashemite family,
•lii.vr I.. heroine I lies sovereign ol
an Alai, kingdom cnmpilelng S>
■la. Iia<|, Tian|oidoii, Palestine
and eventually Lebanon.
these coulitllre fill III the wssl
ein pait ol A'la Minor They ex
tend flnm Turkey and the Sledl
lenaneaii to Ihe rem an i.olt ami
■lie Aiahlan Sea.
Hussein died, his diearti slili
unfnlf lllerl. Hut Ills pioject re
mallied dose It, Ihe heails ol Ins
two sons—Kelsal .now .lead who
became king of Iraq, and Ahdul
lah. now Monaivh of Tiana|ouloit.
t'eiial was succeeded hy Ins
elder son, tilia/i, who died in u
lllnlor cai accident III 1088. 1lie
present king, h'elial 11, Is a 14
year-old slodenl Ml Hallow, Eng
land Kuril Ahdul lllah, hrolhei ol
<itiait .......... .
of Tianalm
,|Mn's King Abdullah, assumed the
regency.
Ihe guaiei Myna plan lay dm
Hr JACK B E L L
W a s h i n g t o n . June m — up)
H.-trit A. Teff, Ohio Republi
can to,iked like tiie Senate's Lest
rim tert.t today.
At lra-t, lie had the Votes in
tlic niitch Tuesday when tha
.Senate approved, 60 to 40, hi* pro
posal tu let tha government usa
injunction* and plant vetture to
stop strike, which create a nation
al rennet genev
Tafi pulled along with him 38
of ttir Senate'* 41 other Hepubltcan* He lu-t only five, since there*
were alni-iit and one was paired.
Ami 17 Dei...... at* most of thim
from thr So,nii. lined up behind
lit* hannei
Srnator I i, a- of illinoie, th*
De.....c i allc leader, didn’t have as
much luck with members of hla
putn (hiU M6 of 64 Democrats
were on land to ,-ast “no” votes.
Two ueie uh.ent, both pairedrinlv lira l(t'|iiiidii'»n* pent along
with tii,- AdministrationEar It,-t torn,' Senators who may
not hr tun -uir all.mt the political
effect uf .tumling t<v the Taft*
lint th-) Act's piuvtsinna had a
chance In rule again.t the use of
Ililniictloii. Ill .-in h national »mergency .t n k r *
riignnlxed liihut ha- lireil fight
ing agniu-t -neb iiilnnctlons—late
with tin pul* lu u . ,,firi the polit
ical ai'lllp. uf lliuar will, vote for
t Ill-Ill
f lie fit at t. *t cam,- un an am•-tlilllii-llt lit SrliHlul II Hand ( DI-'la l In will,- i hr ill lllInTloii suthuiitv into i tutdiuim-iiutlon's
Tafl Haitlev irpralrr
Emlv Ihiou-inl- und 14 RePUl.liciin. hour.I lu -lua-h that propo.nl down on h M to 37 vote.
Eoi a feu iiitniltr. I heir was
pi I.i Ihiiuii iu iiuVdmiiiistration
camp Hot i* didn’t la«t lung.
lii,' iii 111liernut i|iie-tluii catu* up
ngntn no a pin|in.al l>\ Incas to
-tllkr ItlHl p.,W,'f nut nf a Taft
amendment providing for troth InlUncllon. and plHIit .eUllt*.
T a f l ’a -liategr lie^'an to show
ri’siill* when nine .enuturs ^(Jio
hud voted again.) Holland's propo.al .witched »l,le» to vote again.I I,liens
Thev Include.I l(e|iiilil|. Wt Senslor- Hiddu In nf I', nurcficut, f'apeliarl of Iltdtit mi Ilainleis nf Ver
mont
Mcl'aiili, ,,f
Wisconsin,
Bali.oi.iNil ,.f )ts-.acliu.grt*, Mrs.
Bnniti of Man...... 1 . 1 Smith of New
J c i 'e y alnl Ile-iii... t atlc Bmators
Chapman of Urnlm t.v ami ConnU11S of Tosa.
) ».-»*»St tiletid'et, Scnat ii Mahull- I If '.i ‘i i wI had ruled agisin.t Holland a ceple.i a "pan ”
I hal mean- hr .,litf|,| \,itr hrcailKS
uf an a t i angrtiieiii iiiii. Senator
Mleinlrr i l l I a i u h». wa. afirent
•ml was counted «, vuttug against
Mululie
A- Benat'u lliimidu,-x ill Minn)
pointed mil. II r Ki.1l.iiid vote put
llie Bennie .,!»•. lath ,-u racord
again.i tuluiii-tioii. i'irvtniisly th*
Bennie
hud Ir'ected liie
plant
•ri/iiie p l .o l . n ii when il was
offered alone
lint that didn't
stop l'aft'* condimed injunction-ei/me pmpi.sal
I tie 60 l.i tit rule to,night four
new i vet oil* i., Tali', hannar.
Thev o n e Bfhul.il. Aiken (R\’t>, Ervai fit I t*li ii'Cmior (D*
Mdl and Tvdliig. i ll M il ail of
whom lord voted f.., I ncus' paoposal to all Ihe mil ihe tlltupctiin
piovi.lon when tl wa. defeated,
48 lu 41
Fm the luuinent „r least, Taft
tiad deiHiili* tl ill rd Itril ,,n on# of
Him most contiiivm -iul points of
ilir lalioi l.hiie an li.u« on which
his figlit for ieeh-ctn.il muv hinge
next e ra r•■he lo,i| Hie hacking o j
60 aeiiatnrs, two uioie than a
muliirllv of tha Senate's regular
imndier of till.
Borne colleagues thought that
entitled him to Kg called Ic sJstfor tin-day. at least
Florida Attractions
Featured In Folder
.
_
By Light Company foreigner.
It Was Dec.
Designed to interest Floridians
in iielng their own tu ts during
vacations this summer, a large IIluitrated map highlighted with
iiacea of Interest end packed with
mportant farts about the state
is being distributed free by the
Florida Power A Light Company
office, Manager H. U. Coleman
announced today.
Captioned. "BEE
ALL OF
FLORIDA THIS YEAR • Stay
at Home, Play at Home, In Flor
ida", the map la part of a triples
play project which Florida Power
« Light Company has sat In mo
tion to build sunnier vacation
businea* for thla state.
First of the triple playe began
In April when th* power company
advertised extenalvtiy to persuade
tourist visitors to prolong their
stay through May. The second
play began recently when the com
pany's offices distributed free Its
;>Summ*r<7rama”,
attractively
Illustrated overatae peatearda for
mailing to out-of-atafa .people.
Manager Coleman stales to***
card* are etlU available free at the
local office.
The third play eonriita of the
large map*, ft by t l inches, profu*ely Illustrated, which the tocal
office Is now giving away. These
urge Floridians to vacation her*
end "See AD Florida" this sum
mer. Printed on one side la feat
colore, th* mope Hal Florida!
opportunities far vacationers pine
pertinent data such aa parte and
monuments, fishing and (ranting
regulations and ether helpful in
formation.
The opposite side, illustrated
with Florida aoenea In solora, hae
■pace for mall eddrwa and etampa.
Manager Coleman points out that
tfetrg h ti bfin i piM tef itnunii
an* for sa ptcterl
pW teriJstory
by Floridians
m i
nf thalr stats which
to thalr friends
" states
their
end alio use as n
own vacations
f
u h u rr
esaard f
lu
mofaslaa,
•Orrice Raws3,
LtJ rt:i
Advsr-
tee
'#
WWfar eriet
IW*
incom.i.umm
>„,i-H7„„r
..... »
.1
m i
;™,>""rJ;™™;;;;,
M>V(t, ,\| „), .r a l e ,
have
K;
AbdulUh
mid his Ateh
la>« Apt tl he situ we. pm
^
,iieam.
liau I I ' . .
safir1.^ss’Lanras;
the
\VASM INii l l IN Jim#* Ho
I lie While )|(tii«r «hid
1
**•*•
iritt Into two camps over the
"fatrtile crepesnt.
ICR PLANT BURNH
T i i t f r CITY, Jmw B0—
^ J t o r e than 20 firemen
tniurad or overrum., by
^ported 1nJur#d °r
gBg
jirtLgfik u.«u — building snore than ton hours
S S
I
evei > il:»v Nut h* "Hi fi
H« pill Hit 11 H|H. 1111 Rs't fnl - Isa'p
hi flu* fiBli -hill lie
IU h l
th* fire was dtaeavned.
IO JilctK,| lip M III
about .me tiouii.t
and tu-tieaded u
mK*■i
I Ill'll
1 inn
tt» t'ii t no w.
loin- wtc thr mealy p..rll. It »*t
Hit- In-ad i lieu u guaweil hi* WIf X
up and down Hie aide, of t htflail. J il*1 Ilka rating an ta 1 u!
enttt.
Huldlng up a wicked hoiking
Jumbo haul cl eh, (June dioolt.t
"**#, tl'a a lug ..lie."
k jF
If
('hangfH Art* Much*
In Manila C'aliiiu't
%siv* iii.s,ai« lht
frclibui i i
„
II You!Iih Heroine
hvpertH On Khtn
,
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."5
nxTHfo ci
'* c‘' ' '
; j■}&
I'rai'toiH Tup I'ai'in
I Hue lu IVniiHylviniiu
no I'adille, 66, was ratiinied to
" " lrl
tin- yoiillipUatictl
n<, IIARItlBUI'HG, fa ., Jon# MU
the
court
to fill th# ve .
— *uur*ni#
— ..................
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■ ,
.
. guilty
.
cency left by tlr# reatgiietton of m aK isi.a te. c u l t yesterday to
ltM,.tl>l (, „ ,Mtl|„t a
.'...lire Manuel l Hones, National- r barge. „f dl..ud.rly cndnql. lire h(,#l1 ()|
|l0, „
[v«„lt.
t*te party cenlddele for vice,
g.rw ..... of the burning I ,
egrkullrn- nrpaiIn-.iK
..f
l« “ »1 Clle.nce
|(1(|o
pirsldeilt.
■' a
“ ela-to.il
' • * ...............
............. ,
Ricardo Neponmceno, 66, *«n- roidelillal area h.m.lay night.
( [ llt „ ltf (lrM „ „ „ .oM ............ "
retery of public work* sine# Ibid,
1 jllu
> amt lira. J f l h l l
t ttltlp
! F luin fiAited til iv Cu li tl
Rt 4
was named new secretary ol Phillieit
............. .............
. _____
______lta|io,'uia
____ „
,
Jennings, .17,
anil _ Hilly _____
motive _____
pewei unit.
nil
Justice,
Ma,
H
it
17,
I..IM
the
magistrate
„
survey
Ural
slniwed
IM
A
.tlim
Hanalor Phuspero fienblail, 68,
we* named new secretary of pub they tunned tin- i i i i s i In an after ireclurs and I3.UD0U hoihe*. Ihe
chnrcli lerk he, un*«( "thir ja were department said I4,UH0 mules still
lic work*.
give animal power a numerical
Ntennor Rosas, liberal party km dull mi inti tiiwn.'
Magistrate llmley L. Wnotcti |,.„(| „v,.| machine*
secretary, waa moved into th*
_— __________
di-pertment of Interior as under filled each film hut suspended
» E I ) CROBB TO PS GOAL
secretary to replace career men, 676 of ll on cundlllun the! they
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June
Marciano lloqu*. Roque will take write 20 pag« essays on tint Klan.
"I miii going lu give yon an M0 -■(/P)—Royal C. Ague, iiatlunsl
lioxus furmer position as asslatant
executive secretary to the pieal* iippinlilulty to deride whether yun dllertor of thu Red Cross fundllillik tl ltile Klein good or bad,” raising committee, said today the
de.it.
tile magistrate said.
Red Cross 1048 goal of #08,000,NO HTUOL PIG RON
The essays must he fjnlehed ‘" 'l' *>« b , , n "versuhscrihed by
WABHINGTON, June MU l/l1)
I ' f R T t o U t h . annu.l « •
— A tough-talking Washington * ..... .. ......... ___________ __
■>vnr ,,1 il-u
th'it Uf the National Red Cruse
salesman told the House Uno,, ,n .
Americans will be asked to collAmerican activities committee to
t.I.fcV ELAND, June 80— UP)-— , tribute from #00,000,000 to #80,day he wasn't going to 1st it use
A in,mil espinsUm blew an auto- into,000 annually for tho nest five
him as a "stool pigeon."
Jam** Rrance, 84, refused on middle apart here early today, years, Ague said post-war rallef
hurling
pieces Inin the sir a* ru»t, continue to be high.
grounds he might Incriminate him
I Kr, llk T. cieverley, administraself to answer questions whether •lift}} M" *> iiliie-ijory building.
The car, a 1U4B sedan, was (u, for foreign operations of th*
he Ii a Communist or haa taken parked
across the street from the -Red■ Cross,
said during tha pest
part in Communist activities.
Hotel, it waa unoccupi year #1,700,000 in aupplles and
"I also refuse." he thundered, Huveralgn
ed
at
the
time.
equipment were mad* available
"to be used as a stool pigeon by
Although there were no reports to Red Cross societies of other
thta committee." .
of injuries, parts of the car war* countries.
And Branca said ha rafused, fouml scattered over a 600-yard
too, to "becoma part of a plan to area. Tha axploslun waa heard for
LETTRKH TO HE HOLD
build a blacklist of people In this
LONDON—(/Pp—i.utter* fiuiii
city and deprlva them of economlo blocks.
Pollca
were
at
a
toia
to
account
William Makepeace Thackery will
means of support."
for th* bleat. Thay said tha car lie sold in London hy descendant*
had Iwen used by Herbert Telna, of one of the novelist's intimate
WBYRNBRRG KILLED
2d, and Jerom* Friedman, both
friends.
TLA.ND'* ''''uj” Ju,n* 80«T Qt Newark, who were hare on
One of them, an invitation to
UP)—Sylvester A. Weyenherg, 61, buslneaa for a Newark llnan
dinner, ireara e note scribbled in
prominent Milwaukee shoe manu supply company.
facturer, waa killed leak night
Talna and Friedman were In the handwriting of the “Vanity
whan hia automoblla struck a cul the Sovereign Hotel a t tha t i a a Fair" author: ‘H have two bottles
of wine and credit at the butcher.”
vert near hart.
of the explosion.
The letters ar* in an album
Weyenbarg was a director of the
Weyenherg Shoe Company and
Asphalt la found In lake* or In prepared by 6!rs. Kemble Gatin,
vtce-praetdent of tha Simplex Rhoe rock-llke outcroppings and la also whose ancestors were John Kem
Manufacturing Company, both of made in tha process of refining ble and William Donne, Intimate
Milwaukee.
petroleum.
friends of the author.
■/) rt'X.,
J T.<‘ ;
t ahlnet officer*
l hi* V\ fill** liuiiM* utile aulil hit
inch iiluii unit |»MMieiiled h» the
l'ie*lilent ui R|i|i|t»Yvd h> «kir |<a
tom cm# Horn tl ID* puinl the F ieri
ilviK cmiltl lint hue* (ejected uny
Fiich plan il net' it wan mil pie
fvenlrtl.
sNevei Ilirli iH, Hie uiite ui.l nm
hll I/NI It'll plutlR MIC hclllK kepi up
f i» ifillIr t*i iiiihI a,iiI!<1y J1i e a thlc«1 111uI.
thr fut t im cumplcle hlucpiint liu*
hCEli filuughv mil III vfiavvn tii Hut
iii ii tine* inn inrun I lin e ha tj•* 1*
m# pluniiinit
In l»l* Hpeech, Hai rich, a Imiyi
hm«f n*Hliui nf pi I'Hiilrni
>uit|
■iiiii it 1*j kir&I delay in (irliiging mu
un i*Vi'iull iiitihill/ui mu plan "i*
u nei'dleif# invltiiin#ii in di*a*lri
lie MAld i'ullglCM and the Alltel
lean penple "un* riiluUd lt< m lull
iepnil uu tile ritului u|! Mum ihu
hili/uttun plum* ami (he ,,i#,ijuin
Mlnllly fin (fils iieglecl ilumhl lie
1 inude deal fu.Die ii u Im# lulr "
liaiuch haa mil hem Been uinuinl
Hie Whllv llnuie fm llioliHl*Hni Im%l laik 4# un udvnei in
Alt tinman un# *>n Ihe I'liHril
Nutluin alinnh met ay ipioiiun
n.>6>l#lv;•
!IchllH
i(*M
U
4(tH
.viI1
' . all -I|,r I,I| I41M.I llih |»4#*i 41
I?Mri tt.sst 41 tll.MtfgleU ■•kit ■f
ti A E F N I . , H C., June :tu
wl’i Ih ira teen aged youths who
MANILA, June SU-OF)
r,i' J , helped th# Ku Klux Klan In hum
dtrrt Elpldlrr qi.Ulnn ye.to.day ,
u
b#comllllf
...
t jiut
ill1111 ill'*]illi* H%4i|»|iJIikt|| hy n'Vfh
tyr
He t Misled o il the claws, re
moved the hack and ting til. He at*
ihe claw* last " I t * tweet til.*
sugar,” lie advised.
ARCHBI6HUF JUS## Ik AN
tieli* salt! tie eats Ihe claw it
sell when he has time -‘ Yon gulm
CM A t i j l M O
L « J l « i m U 4 i U l k ail# lilts* it n|t In small lileces to -» » l
I. Mv.lv . «. I* toVKt luitcnl With ImKlau ’ lie illntli aletl, Killiitlng one
II. . .......... . •«'U 1ICI *IUt
up
* Jt, talk All M
iu»#I hr.aii
Ihe II real old Itsh .tall )<WIlf I
kt ' I. - a tl licit lit» Mat.--1♦ *
. i l l , tie pi el el s mu -cat. l.llt III | y
' UIH jll, 1k« tfiri*I Il#«rIt I<• «I
meat tit wlilrli lie t-at- .ei\ liillt- . T I I i«I l.ae .rit.e Hi Hit atill
T ml. Dial don I have ». »U-» I *'*•
Jllsl like Itiln,' he -tar.l |ilckllig up
a luitleili.h and lilting it lit half.
Live luhstel* aie guild, ltn>.
liene tnfurnin Hut expensive "It
■lunehnd) pays fm tl I'll *huw I
.an eat mir" Everybody wa» cun
>lured, though
i/Hi
| Heinanl M HmiucIi wu^ •'l.atlh
liifnriii**«r‘ in htw shiirn t ti ii r t h«*
Adll till 11*11ill Iiiii I* liilving a ‘*11!•*•#I
It1** gllliihle %
%if h uni llllhiMial ->c
cinily."
1’IHI* Uhl**, VI hn Wi»tlhi lint )i*t nllf
ORk* nf ill- lullin', ItiuK 11411 (li'iilui
uii*v |it luit tii Hai ih'tiS mihi-iiiuu hi
ft *|ua4vh tu (lie liiihtnh tul iiVi»i
I ’ullt'K** hri«* lurMltty tluti Die
„ Nulitiliiil S«Titl 11 \ l(la»t.||li I'* llnii i il
I find Item ineveiiieit limn lifting nil
ii * tUii|ilel «• Wat Mnn- liluhlll/i«( tun
Inn.
I'llol hi ilelu ri) «tt thr »|ir#*i'lt
Hnt ill'll 11•I#f i# i #'|itii |#*i he vvh* it*
ti'liihK h> ii |>hiii ill nil#'il »•> Hul(e*uuiten linai.I Milne niitiilh*. agu
full lulei Itiineii iluwn hy 1 1n- 111 t**t
4«#al!ia uRtn l lift Ikh111 fiiih'ik fni
K'
,n u!it'«■1K*M>1111
-ult*i
QURUILLB
DIFRATSD
WThajn hasn't happened
_________
PARIS,
lw a»:___ ____________ - a n d 1 the Arab world
# :l k .
Bunich Said To
Be Mininformed
On U. S. Security
Hour Of Trial'
HA I I I MUR!., shine MU V\
Hull Hutu ran*
is m* llU'lllit-A to
HT»i|f the
tiny when u IVimm IhiiIh Rteveiinir « ImiiiuM hi* ui*
ll i IIW tiri 1tl t’lith,
Hilt lilt1 \Vll lii'Tswi** (tiHiAlt'il I fivi
leitre .hilitl^uii **f 4 lii'tli'i tlnl if
So the Iil*m1' I 111»11’ t til* 1*%*|ii,I*ts•u 11
I'nlilij tin fifth tup Hie feat. It tintled
Hilt t ii'fli* MilRt'iiUhii I ihIiI) In tin tl
ned the pmlcct.
Hit Is-at tin- win In might the
(i.„, .m n , ihaMlic llu.hpliitla fain
.
|offer an opportunity for putliitig
Florida, outstanding rise In tin- project.
7, 11141, that Col. wealth has beendim, he says, hotli
jlnl pieliintnaiy nmves met
Rplcar, executive officer of Hie to the incieasn In population ami si....... and linmedlaf* "tipn»it«n
■mall Marin* gerrlton on Uuem— to grvatei earnings by the lnrlivl-1f, ..n, Myita. Egypt, the l.eliannn
eight officer* and 146 men—am- dual. The per capita income In1 *,„t Saudi Aiabt*
rendered to a Japanese task furcc. Florida rose from 1484 ffl lli'JU,
Kl /.atin said Mynu Ts de
Such had never happened before |to 61,104 in 1H47, or an Increase trimlued ettlo i I" live fulli in
In HIB years of Marine corps his-J of IL’S per rent. The national per depeiidciit or indie." Wln-n tepuii*
tory.
1capita earning lnrr#*s#i| only t«f> came tn .Inna that Iran
When Col. 8plc«r was packed pi»r cent over the saint- period, and ci otraltiiK
.................. ;’v'
off to a Japaiiaia prison camp he in IU47 amounted tu fl,!U!!l.
but,In. he warned " a n In.-tilc
■wore that some day lie would
Florida's rank rimeng svuthwrn i ,ii „ n will tie immediately i n i
flaunt th# U. S. lleg proudly over ■talas In per capita Income U pi of aletl"
Japan.
llgypi was not less caieg.nlc to
second to Texas, which ha* #1,128.
exiiiessllig her optiosltton t.t the
He did, end the flag h# flew Virginia Is third with 11,064,
was a memorial to other# who kspt
Aa for agriculture, "Florida's plan Egypt tan leader*’ vi.w|,..lol
the faith.
rate of growth waa far In excasa ,-i, tie *ummetl u|':
That flag wee handed by an of th* national ret*, particularly
1. Egypt »u|iporta H>« Ar ah
American trapped op th* Malay because of return* to cllnis and League ami It* atatiree. Ihesepnpenlnaula to ratrealing British livestock producer*,” Kilpatrick vide that Hie Individual mdepn.
Tommies.
not**
|a#lirB ,„ d anverelglily •'< •»••>
Allhongh both Incieatcd during' member *1*1# shall be ir.pscle.l
Then cams Singapore and the
Tommies, too, were priaonsrs. Th* war years, trade and Industries, 2 ayrla i* the u»ly h'x Al*'
ship bearing tbs British prisoners took their trig Jump, reflecting country which ha* no trr»H wttti
to Japan was torpedoed *n rout# tourist trade, In post-war years, any of the gteal mm-Aiah |inwer»
"By 1047, trad* and service ir- There 1* no foreign influence tu
and the trustee of th* flag was
duitrl#* meant an incom# of I960 Syria. iBritisli force* are m I
kill ad
..ter al
But a second tommy, floated p*r Floridian in contra*! to eitonlau. Iran and Egypt mnl*
a* till
near death, plucked the star* and combin#d 6222 for agriculture and {igm's Ireetl** The U. N t‘“
manufacturing.
'
inleteitsTti Hendl Arabia i Untm>
atrlpea from the water.
"Th# largest rise in income of with either Trenjurden <*
Once In Japan thin raiolut#
Englishmen smuggled th# flag tu any clauiflcation we* 2(H) per cent would pl»c# Hyri# under
influence.
.
an American navel offkir then registered hy construction."
Ard who shared in th# ovtrail
it Syria l» inurit mote e't'*iu *1
held In colitary confinemint.
In abort order that flag became Increase of IncnmeT Kilpatrick in the political, etoiiomlc #ii
thwss req
the number one treasure and sec «aya that among major classes t.ral
in 1847, wig** and service# claim- Jordan How could u lit Into tu*
ret of all Americana.
•d 60 per cent. From 1840 to projected Heahemlte emp'tc
The years were long for Col. 1847 avareg# annuel wages have
Byri# wanted Hi# big t"
Spicer, He dropped from 176 to ri»*n from #1,00(1 to #3,227 par not to interfere and Handl M s t
100 pounds on a ''diet of dirty tic# employ##. Industrial payrull* In end Egypt were trilaWy t* "*•
■wept from tocke—about a cupful 1847 amounted to #ll« million, aa *-■
tu l-“u“
have “,Vf"
given1 *lll|l'a(
similar waimogs
wa
» day."
compared to #248 million in 1040. Ihe Western t'owar*.
Faced with such e firm ettuude,
He was beaton though the Jap
Proprletora' Income claimed the
anese who slugged him "didn't * econo largest amount, and in th* Iraqi premier rercntly •"•'"‘I'1'
hurt mush" ha was too short to 1847, a* did the nation, claimed id to thresh nut hi. Jl^ <
with Egypt— considered with Hyt'e
reach my fact." His life we* one-fifth of the total income.
the main obstacle to raehrallun
threatened If bla men offended the
The two type* proprietors- of the fertile cresccn plan
honor of Japan—and the Japan#*# farming
and small bualnasa—dif
In June, Nourt rd B*'11 1
offended eerily. .
fered In thalr eftocta on income. ■ant Musahtm F.l Faehaehl, *
"
Finally earns the day when the Farming aoared four times high
*
war was aver. Who we* to rale* er than the national average, white »r Iraqi premier •“ Egypt
that ftagT Unanimously, the other business proprietors rote only ^But" Egypt'* attitude toward Byprisoners gave CoL Spicer the pri one-eighth, In 184?,
tie had been clear ever since E
vilege of hoisting, that emblem of
And concerning Florida's as Xetin's visit with King Fer»nk in
free men ov«r the nation which tounding progress since 1828, Kil Cairo lest April.
,
had humbled his marine*.
patrick
says, “The IWHWIfkW
raaillenca with
Tho
" " * ''' iL„
T ’’
(W‘
UE8 ""/Pi
I nu Egyptian
D Rjy U "" i ® * " ...
The Oalanal entered the service which Florida stood the shock] grant id prompt recognitlonlo Urn
in 1111 and saw ecrvlec during of the depression, recovering more ntw Syrian r#gim«, deipt'c
WocM War I abaard the U.B.tr. quickly than the nation as a whole, ported Iraqi delaying rner« * # «
g0 Egypt's answer to r.i ■
New Mtorisa, thereafter he served wee a* reassuring aa the aueesaahasbeen
ful way ehe has
been readJuBing
Ktoh Egyptian source*
to the poetway period."
N?urn Al S .IJ P*»ha first- Then
1
Baltimore Fish i
Stall Owner Eats
All Seafood Raw
Iti'l, 1‘ithet, hi slt'liikHtiii *1it! Iseiir1'*
EH-miiom, •»“••• I •««»iaj«.s.s
Al(ll„u ...... Yr m... aptipeaied t» hern »hung ll fm it vetfl**
r
iL’^ 'W S s s f'tS ir
Jtel-W f'rJiSSrtJS
her* MMtihm.arasMd this country
. . .....................
d INI IKIMMOMItIR teglslerltig !»l drgiee, t SSO.UUU wilted New Yuiheis crowd Ihe i r - . h ,1 l\,.e>
1 Mm e th,nr 3,mill DUO men, w. n i, mi,. I . In Idi in lammed the beaches in Ihe Mel, up. Man „i ru j , the
inld weather continued to blanket the l, a ini e.ty with a record-breaking heal wav* rf'iteraiil.o a, i
Egypt. Byrla,
s , lU„
; lK yr;'(-,1,i!:;ll,;!( »,|>•........
..... ...... ... »■
was ergaatatng the
Battalion In national assembly yesterday wh
Aagaaka, O*.
that body rsfused to support a
years honorable move to denationalise carton aw#
retiring, ton of the airplane
manttfaeiur_
_____ ___
la held tng tndnatry, t he rota on a her
but there are eeriioB of the jneaaara «aa Ml
agntnet t o l M j M
' Atlaata.
FetoUng
V
NO. 328
I r aq,
Transjordan
Attempt To Revive
30 Year Old Issue
Who Kept Faith
I
AMocintod Press Leased Wire
Recent Showers Make
Outlook
Brighter
For Food Yields
ti..
4)
J
THURSDAY, JU N E 30, 1040
Fertile Crescent
Plan Is Causing
Middle East Row
Blaze Razes Pier
State s Steady Progress Built
Solidly On Growing Population
!»
Ife rc tU fc
AN INDEPENDKNT D/VILY NEW SPAPER
1908
VOLUME XXXX
Section Two
ti
I
Flood ( ’onfrol Job
Hi'RiiiN In August
WEBT I'AI.M 111 U H June M0
■•)Fl The culpa of Ami) Engilleeia ha. art August us the time
to -Hurt work mi Central and South
Florida'* 6208,nntr,out) water con
trol ploluct
W Turner Wallis evei glades
drainage district secratary-treasuier irlnl engliieei, leinuted from
Washington (hat engineers could
see no reason whv the flist stage
nf Ilia initial phase could not b*
started on achedula
With Wallis in Washington was
EDD Chairman Blacv V. Rogeva,
Vice chairman W. R l eak and
Attorney iVaieing T Millar.
Wallis said initial work in tha
overall program will he centered
tn Palm
Reach and
Broward
counites
,
"The initial phase Is estimated
to cost 170,000,000 and th* flrat
work In the neighborhood of |4,000.000," he said.
"T h * engineers are confidant
Congress will appoprlate that U t
tar sum in time for actual work
to b«gln within the next flvs* to
eight weeks," he added.
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t H I lA JrrO R D H I 1 A L B tA K T O R P FLORIDA
Stock Market Goto j
Into Another Slump [
Son Of President,
Dies In Jackaonvile
State Finances
Congress Action
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arise.
On a statewide average, he de open tetaton late thia afternoon.
Walker'e resignation la effective
clared, schools will be able to oper
ate a full program only for eavtn June HO. He will become aaalateat
months if the 26 percent reduction to D. A. Hunt, president of the
is reed* permanent.
Florida Citrus Canners Cooper*!
•» 7
Some may be able to operate a tlva.
little longer, and some Un, he
Walker reeelved 116.000 aanaily
added.
•a general manager.'The conunieThan the problems atart arising. slon may change that salary far
Ons of th* requirements tor the new manager.
countios to rocelve Btete fund* un
The commission alio will dia*
der the 1947 law la that schools cuss ita 11,400,000 edvertlaing cam•
f«. ah. 1U4Q lA . . . . . .
must bo operated for nin* month*
a year.
Th* Board of Education la au
thorised to ehorten tha Una In
Mrs. Tyner Dies
eases of national or local entergencle*. However, for each day un
(Cetatinaed From Pag* Otae> f f
der nin* months th* schools aru .Ivei in Orlando.
not operated, counties ere penal
Mrs. Holly, who has been living
ised a pro-rata amount of Its al for the past four years with her
location for th* following year.
daughter, Mrs. Beach Hasird la
A strict Interpretation of the Cleveland, has bean with her mo
lew would raault In a double re ther, Mrs. Tyner for th* past two
duction over a two-year period.
uey alio
a<ao declared
aec.area he
n. wea
w.a fear
.ear- g on‘ ^ « d U o o w vl.lt&g Mr*.
Bailey
r * pworU>'__________
ful Florida achool.
schools would loan
lose
their accredited standing* Among
Southern secondary schools If thay
CITRUS RRFORT
operate only aeven muni It*.
WINTER HAVEN, June
Such a loss of accredited (tend (H)—Report of tha State Gitru#
ing!
would not be effective
_ ...............
„ „ until
. . Inspection Sureau at IOiOO A. M.
the 1050-61 term, hut Bailey said today In bosaei
there Ii a possibility many colGrapofrult Orange*
leges would not accept this yeeria Rail
1,401
9,74f
graduates.
.
u , Truck
1,761
8416
AA«tnn hr.«-M would be I Total
8,188
ll jll t
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i (Centlaaed F m P m Om )
NEW YORK, June St. UP>—T h *! win.
;} 2 jf " g g * w,nt >at0 • U 6 ‘ While the first round w.nt to the
Lutses of fractions te around Administiation group, at Iran one
two points popperod the Uat. Only and pouibly two more hurdle* rea handful of aharea, notably In mained.
• JACKSONVILLE, Juna U - W t
—Death today claimed Jackson
ville's most legendary rttlsen—
Major Jamas Edward Monroe—
who claimed to be 188 years old
and the son of President Jamea
Monroe.
lie was once e familiar figure;
an th* streets of Jacksonville,!
particularly on the Fourth of Ju ly ,
which was his birthday.
.
. A full story of Monroe's life
probably will navor bo written, i
2a»*25' '~g?«zssi4
. «... .-j....
...«.«{-
o .
make any sort of showing. Steel, th
and railroad menl ipomored by Senator Holradio and television, end
issues
were among the hardeit
hardest land (D-Fla) and ntliera. It simply
iuuea worn
hit.
i j ii
. . propoted to keep the proviiion of
Th* 1decline was accompanied
by only a moderate pickup '2
In
>•»
;'•••<*•<-;
buatneaa. A«
Aa in
In many markst
market crnment get court order* to Mock
business.
ipill* this
thla ygar, losses
loaaea resulted .liikri
ttnke* imperiling th* national
spill*
more from languid demand rath*! I
or
than hard-hitting selling.
1h,,llh
01 ,,m
y ' (R-Ohlo) ha
Renator
Taft
Much of .today’s weakness was
his later days. There didn't seem
J
trlbuted in financial quarters to pending a proposal to ksep th*
to be any documentary proof uf Nina Foeh and Olrnn Ford In a romantic seen# In Columbla’e naW the failure of th* markst to -et court order* but alio provide for
his claim that ha wss born la Ash- dramatic hit, "Undercov.r Man." showing today and Wednesday at .nywher# with a “ mid advane* government leisure of plants In
land, Va., on Independenc* Day of lb* Rita Theater.
___________________. .
.early yesterday. Prices started to soms circumstances.
But before this Taft ptopoeal I6AUIIOU6 Hauleln Llsalotte
1818. Nor bed his claim to a sharg
' _~ ,
.
wobble In Dm final hour Monday
end the down trend carried could come to e vote the Adminis Hlndflelsch (aliva) of KnlegatM,
la President Monroe's estate ever
tration planned an effort to itriko Oermany, ha*/requested Detroit’s
through today.
Snen legally established.
out tho Injunction provision from Mayor Van Antwerp to help her
„ He railed himself a soldier of
it, leaving only the eeitur* pro find an Amerl/an husband—en ed
(CeoHNeeO rteee reee #•*»
ftrtuno and told of starting his
Baruch
Speech
Identlflsd.
vision.
military career in the M*il«*a retail trade Is holding up, al
ucated one. Lgalotte, 31, with darkCity officials immediately eloeed
Senator Lucas of llllnoli, tha blonde hair,/blue-grey eye* and
War. He said ha became a major though retailers are not replacing Ihu pool and there wee no further
tceataewe*
fjsrm
Page
wee»
Democratic leader, bad offend an walghlng UBpounde, like* lu cuuk,
In the Civil War end lost the Cn- stocks too fast.
plgeonholed ln the Senate.
.
eheny# the Taft
Jean Dobbs was with him irtlble. Th* two negroee left the I*
In Miss
New York buying for the ladle, pool ahortly after a truck atul I
^ d "wlmt need* te b e 1•mtndm.nt to change th* Teft a* w, dance aid enjoy* sports. Mayor
Van Antwerp has advised her to see
mllllnerv and lingerie department*., »hre* cars containing 16 negroes ?.on# *• w#1* known! the mobilise- P1,_n; .
..
?
M
bouxht drove up. The negroes did not *lon «*P«ri*nc* of th* lest two
Both aide* went to eatraordl- th* Amaricfn consul and tell him
get every vote they
(International)
ih.’
as , poealbl*
. ! *a« plan that can be de- .could I°c *h* big Uat . Senator O’- her trouble/
Bailment
,n "nother Incident, eight 'teen
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Llsci
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- i i whltaa.
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hsalth an /safety
My iare threatened.
iw
•nicltd Into ,*.n, -■ # — ••• —» r. .-- LS
. ____r , 1l,0h
I'ool, which I* use
A L a lf f U ..F
t L H
| I f%tt
Commission Meet
Just be nr* the Initial vote,
swimmer*
‘n,°
&
•
*
*
on
proclametlon
of
the
ho“I
■n4
•
by Individual collsgrt
lie s<
teldythem trouble would derriTp'lf PfMldent, with'th* mwurrenee uf
V|co ^•■idont Barkley, who Teft lashdl out at that argument .
„iver*>..*«. itui.ever,
thty remallied
ConifTiai,
could vot# only In esia of a |Pi as "cowaglly and pusillanimous.”
NAVAL EXRRCI8RR
ded he feared many out-of-state
Democdits thundsred back at technical schools would refuse to I LONDON, June
The Lincoln Pool Wee closed
"^ h at is lacking," he added, is flew hack from e visit to Los An—Mot*
Taft.
early on* dev last w *k when a • will to decision. Th* Congr***
accept for admission any grradii- than 100 British, French, Dutch
Nenatof
Neely
(D-WVe)
said
______ ____ ______
negro end two chlldtm entered ,nd
American people are en -, O Conor had been In Europe for
ate for only seven months In hla and Belgian warships, mannad bwf
lg Npf be eereated a» It goes Into th* j hfy |##, ^,#(.
*hft *un#d •••lad to a full report on th* eta- sessions of th* International Labor Taft miA possibly b* the next •enior year.
i 88>)0
lapmo:
. . . men,
. . headed today f o r
« **' *
by whites.
LUi
*hese mobilisation plans, Organisation at Oensva, Hwil>»r- 1'resldeiA of the United Slates—
Bailey told most of tha coun- Pansanca Bay on England's wett
and "hi/ll not hesitate to ua* tbc ting their full constitutional limit coaat for one of tho largest peaceYoungstown has no searsiatlon Th* rweponslblllty for thia ntglect lend.
. . .
laws concerning Its s jf mualcljwl ,hould b»
dear—befora It Is
The drive by both sides to turn Injunction to which he Is ao wad ties in ths state already are asses- time naval exercises in history,
up their full voting strength ded."
too late."
of 10 mills for schools purposes | All typos of vossels, from airUalhAles were packed with spec and would not bo able to mako up craft carriers to mlnoswotpera,
other
Baruch said It Is time the Amer- brought to the chamber twu sen
used by the white* ei
ators
who
have
been
absent
for
tators,
Dool
lean
people
realise
how
great
la
Tho lost in state funds. District ! will take up bstt?* stations Hiursby the negroes. The
days because of illness. They are
an earlv showdown ________
Business Slump
mlllages ere
set by freeholder* in i day ...
In Ui* .picturesque
John Chase, I* th*
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. .
ContlMt
“
:5 5 • s s s r ' " ” of prapsrednsai, Senators Btennls ( 0 - Miss j and onMeetiwhll*
a
controversial
budget-slashing
special rvferandum elections and Icoy*,
i
most modern.
Smith
(R-NJ).
I
was
urged
by
the
Sen"In
tlmea
of
peace
ell
too
many
(t'aaMaee* Pram ran* owl
cannot be changed by th* State I For eight day*, th* International
Just before th* vote ou his
epubllcan policy committee,
have tended to Jeer at membut It was a lot wore* than that
(Continued Free* Pei
or county schoolI boar
-------board*.
flotilla frill carry out dafetuo ex
amendment,
Senator
Holland
(Dirman
Taft
(R-Ohlo)
reportthe
Armed
Forces,
to
no choice but to meet l„T
-a .few
. . month* ago. Th* ehoc Inercises against simulated air, aurLionn
Meeting
Fla)
told
the
Senate
that
If
there
committee took unanimous the responsibility to the President. <fte t anjj jubmsrln# attacks.’
laugh off their warnings, to give
j ran Into trouble two veers
In New York, the prosecution I dustry
is
no
emergency
Injunction
pro
•talin at a closed session.
little haed to what they hava
Sponsors cuntsnd that by shear- <
hammered away at Alger Hiss In ago and Is beginning to feel the
tcssn su * r r s . Pee# *•■#»
vision In any new labor law, "we
Tkft'e group rallrd for
. . early
__ , log from two to four billions mill
cross-examination revolving g- first faint recovery brecs* now. quest by tourist groups i>r full sought for deftns*.
ANOTH EH CHURCHILL
,,Thsn, suddenly, war erupts I will have a son of toothless ma finer conslileratluii uf a resolution . the budget, a deficit could be |
round the former flute', Depart Clothing salts ami nroductlun ere use of the Tourist Center, i
• ■
PRINCETON,
n ii m e .w i, n
N., «..
J., Junw’
I,... by f..Senator .McClellan (D-Ark) di-1 molded as well as new texea.
ment official'* connection with the now in pretty good balance, but
John Ivey pointed out Ikat the The much-maligned military er* chinery" which he naltl could not
r*A
reqtlng President Truman to cut) And. the Houie Agriculture ( ^ —Ohe of England's '‘ famous
International Juridical saaoclatlofi. far below the peak. Price dif lu esnt a plate-levy on numbers expected 'to spend Mlllons |n fur protect the public Intercut.
The Administration bill, hr
ernnient siH'iulmg from 5 to Committee approved by 17 to 9 Churchill* made a debut'on the
o| all clubs using the.City-Hell ious, yet cffirlsnt haste, to recruit
« Th* Hou«* Un-American Activ ferences still split th* eh
•tandH, provides no special uov
percent in the 1U60 fiscal year m bill aqthorisliiK a I960 three- American stage here l«sst night,
facilities would pay at lea* half
ities'.'Committee, ha* called tho makers and the retailers.
with 1gqri
^
ostartingw es t .s iig
aFriday.
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« a rea l
a seat
aui
a s iw
r o M iis is s * . y is s / '
OA
‘ O p p[Kislte
* *" ^ Lynn In
Jeffrey
of the upkeep. He revealed that minions' of men' who never heM a eminent power for dealing
Cotton textile mills’ had
committee a Communist front.
I 10AilmlnUtratten
opponents argue; Istrxtlon's controversial "produc- |"The Philadelphia Story."
|
' rHIaa 1* on trial on bafrliitV’char- shakedown In production and the cost last year of >keeping up rifle before, la organise global emorgcncy strikes.
/ i u lieetar
m i l i r a l Iw
i u h l rone
u t n spd'tlon
u n /6 • lu e s
ipayment"
ie u iiia e ii"
n
r o i t e a its
ffor
o e
a t * r ( . Ij
I#
Senators supporting It contend ' lthe
new tImdget
I- ua tlight
program
agrlIt wasn't ' Winston—Britain's
Tourist Canter was 11,781, operations touching places roost
to, the To
a growing out of his deplal that prices a year ago, and expet*. t<i,
the ‘President
link "Inherent" Congress should do Its own cut- culture.. Republicans voted almost I wartime prime m tnistanTt was
> ever gave Htate Department be among the first tq benefit from including lights, and statad that Amerlcana.nttrsr Hearn of. x i.x
"There musr.be en end to prs, powers to, act when the nntlunal-ting, If It so desires, and not past solidly against It.
r*|ba list
had not had to
hla daughter. Sarah Churchill.
efcrfis to a pre-war Communist any upturn in general business. |lb* civic duns
vailing Indecisions. An ovtr-all
Wool mills caught ths slump P«*y /°r this upksep,
apv ring in Washington.
ths I AI Lyon and Harry Hobson global slratsgy lot prolonged
'Prosecutor Thomas F. Murnh* head on at the beginning of .....
were appointed as a committee peaceweglng must be formulated.'!
recalled to Hiss that he Had told year. Production hit a low point
!.;l by Klnlf Lion Cliff Abies to’ work •As to defense spending, Baruch
of writing articles for the Juridical In April and has mad# It tfirst
hsaitant upward step. They might out, dstails of moving the club ■4d thin ."our military strength
*l*oc1ation In ths airly IMO'a.
from the Tourist Clnter to a new cannot be permitted to lease to
»To '*■ question as. to where th* get going again the first of the location.
where i f Invites etgraslon. Neither
association'! -office w*a located. year,
dare we overload our eeeaomle
Retail trade felt th* slump first,
I lia
Spiled.
can't6 rpeall.*?
111* rV
DUVKJ. "I• CBII
IfVIHF* . _ system with . destructive, urmeci*We# M in »he office of Mr*. when customer! balked at prices.
Bendix Strike
flaery taxes or to divert sir large
Department More dollar sales are
Carol It In* I 4
,
a proportion of our /eaouMid fro *
(Mr*. King was anattomey fur below last year, but unit volume
pioduetlve use so.that Ifvlnc atalithe ^ball-jumping Communist,■Opr* Is holding high. Earnings ara due
dards cannot continue to be lifted.'
for a dinp this year, and If un-,' yesterday afternoon.
"No," Hiss rsplled, "I 'think It employment grows, sales will -imp
Hymlngton told reporters "we
faster this winter. Inventories, were In trouble all over the world
was In the affica of Mr. Poiler."
sten’t
dangerously
high,
how
"I though you didn't know whet*
on these airplane parts." He aatd
' that he lied used "no coercion
the offlcg was," Murphy anepr"* ever.
Airline* went tour after the whatsoever” In bringing labor and
_____farther
_____ .,________
Under
questioning IJ i l l
sajd he thought he had met Mr*, war, hut are In the black again.; management officials together
jdhg "onca or twice" during the This Is their best flying weather.
Hsuthsr, who did not enter |h*
pri-war period.
, . _ , , Earning* may slid* again next1 Hendlx strlkn plctute until ho
In th* Coulun trial, Federal winter buf they're pushing *hdr
t
Washington yrsterday,
|
Judge Albeit I. Reeve*,gave each lower-priced roach service.
wore able tu com* to
Industries still riding high, but •" *ld * h a very difficult and aamea of persona accused.in tha
aida two hours for final argu
ments. Tha government was due with prospects for the second half
papal nunciature hare.
8. They attempted to draw a
to hat# tha Taat word thia aftei- doubtful, ere autos and utilities,
The HAW president emphasised
Auto order backlogs may die that national union nffleala and parallel between the situation hero
noon; Th* case la eapeetfd to go
to tha Jury tomorrow.
the Bendix local negollatkrg com-1 and th* Mindasenty case In Hun
mitts* had agreed unanlnuuily to. gary. Josef Cardinal Mindasenty
to life Imprison
Scruggs Cam
end tha atrlke.
|wea sentenced
last February on charges of
Ferguson said the Heidi* men-' ment
There'e no finer dggrttte in tho world today than
sgtmrnt would do everrthlng "et treason and black market money
dealing*.
He
had
fought
a
losing
its command to make mis a suc battla against th# nationalisation
Lucky Strike 1 To bring you thia finer cigarotto,
cessful contract."
of
church
schools
In
Hungary.
Nation's Weather
tho maker* of Lucky Strike go after lino, lights
Ferguson and Haulier agreed
that term* of the.eettlemsnt would | Alesal Cepleka, Ciaehoslovakia's
Communist
minister
of
Jusnaturally mild tobacco—and pay million* o f dol
be disclosed In South Bend.
and son-in-law of Fretidaa!
Hsuther said he hoped tha 11,100 tics
Element
Qottwald,
aet
lb*
pace
lar* more than official parity price* to got it!
workers would be able to vote og for the accusations against the
tit
a h s
ha
m is s
i
K
Yes. at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike
pays millions of dollars more than
official parity prices for fine tobacco!
So buy a carton of Luckieo today. See for your■elf how much finer and smoother Luckieo really
are—how much more real deep-down smoking
enjoyment they giro you. Yts, smoke a Lucky!
Ifa a finer, milder, ,mora enjoyable cigarettel
,‘Crn6»A, , bpMmsfc« f t i i riHe*<brJ0p«gTa. Here's
man erWene* fhef tackles are ■ la s t tim n h t t
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1919
1908
Coplon’a Case
la In Hands Of
Federal Jury
u1■
1
U.S. Rejects |West German
Order Closing GovernmentTo
China's Ports Leave Berlin
The Governor And His Bride
*-----------
Mrs. Hiss Says House
Keys Stolen When
Chambers C l a i m s
He Got The Secrets
LONDON, Jim* 2»— 1/f)— ftri- I
WASHING I UN. June J 9 j/l*(
Kt,’« ^ h* r ,a s ;i i w
natlonallat guternmenl protest-
publuhrd today then foimal
lug tin- nationalist ‘'blockade” of * aateemenl on Duee-Howei mail"
Communist-held porta In Ch laa,
diplomatic source* said today,
sources said th e , believed
the note may coni a ln 'a w eraU g
that lirlta in la prepared to uae
force, If nrceeaary, to protect
her iiierchani shipping along Iha
lim isi!*!.
Sunday.
J neiy to run Western Geim any. be
j ginning in mid-September
n
.
^
•gtecmcn. . F u fir* that the
1tup Allied to u nn l. ioiniH J.nl ol the
• United Stale*, B n tl.li and I teiuh
| civilian high (u n in n tiio n rii, will
d* cl* i . d° * closed* u ! t i
Iwadquailet. "at the .eat of
>the (aernian tedeial guveimueiit
-----------i III a .penal aiea ilufillt nileil hi
WASHING I ON, June 29 (/P)-> the high cuiniiutim'tn lalliet than
The United Nlalr. today telutcd to in auv /one oi occupation
recapture a* legal a Chine** gov 1 Hu* meant that the v.rmin
eimnent order doting port* in CU neie ( .omiiiuniti hand*.
The State Department announced
« mdr lo tlir government el Can
Ion
ileclaiing lint lint country
"cannot admit tlie
legality" ol
bauirii agamtl ilnppmg into the
.....*-cm
;
rtO R ID A t UOvakHOH r u lit i War ran and u . uride. the lo im ii u *iuaia Jeai.na .Manning, tea.* fathiunabl* Westwood Community C im .th
m l.o* A n .t ic . following Ilian m anisge Die SS-yeai-ohl tim e .. ,-.l
Governor and in* Unde, id. w l'l huneymuun in Honda UuirouitiuiuiM
" I deny the motion," Judge
Reeve* laid when Palm er finiihed.
liradquarteit in Geimany * d ! be
d u lird next fall from tlnfe iiild tn
Bedin. P ie.um ab lt .1 will go to
Bonn, winch ollmal* here »*nl wdl
be the irat oi the piojriltd new
German gotcmmenl.
"The chattel uf Ihe Allied lii*h
neie govrinnirnl
detlair* and ||u„
||lv weslecn tit-i'iipalioii
mamlain* an rifeiticr him kade." ‘ ihortliem Into u single mill toi i 1mSriirlail ol Stair At liesoil told supervision of Westeiii iieiiiiuwi
4 news tonlrirm e that there are
" * '* .......................
1'"
* .
I
i a *
aL
ruiitroillnic tin» nv« **«
1,114" v.. ......otual
pin relents for the
w, ,„ . „o.h.d ...... ».
A* loon aa the Jury filed out
to begin deliberation*. Palmer
jumped to hla feet again to com
Amein all potilion Hr ilrtcnlred vVuahliigtoii last spring hy Hecie
plain about the Judge'a Inatrucit at irirmng tier light* of Arne 1- 1 tury of Htate Arheson mid Koieiyo
ttona. He centered on the Judge'*
ii an i lll/rii* m the Uluiirar til* I Mlrilaler Hevlo of Iii itiiin «"*•
reference to Ml** Copton1* meet
..,io,ii
1 Hi-liumen of rrance.
ing* In New York with Valentine
.
On June SO, those three, meeting
. A. Gubitchev at cland*«t!n*.
I lie lintiili gucriimirnl, Arlie- ,,, |>nris, signed tIn- loinml "elim
T A L L A H A S S E E , June 29— (/!*» Governor Warren'* Ualilurnia
4f
Tht defense lawyer aleo objec
ted to many other thlnga the Judge bride got off on ihe right (out in Motida today with a dtploimtlir ion >aid, ha* lalieii a tomrwhal ter" which w*» gnihllalieil tndny
more eaiirmr puiilion than th a t1 John J. MeCloy, loaigning pie*
told the Jury.
tefutal to comment on a rain norm w lm li ttieakcd the wrmlimt 0| the
ihr IJn.ieJ Stair.
''lent of the World Hunk sod f“<
Judge Reeve* began by telling executive office during a ptrt* conferrm e liere.
id the United . tale*.
IMtr usstiteiil eecietery of »vm
the eight men and four women—
Achcaon
v*
pi
mi
it'd
the
legal
po1V,|| |w t|ie U niled Stnle* liiyh com
Mia.
Warren,
the
former
Batbata
Manning
of
Lo*
A
n
geln
,
aiconiall negroea and ala white— that
sliiun In ltd* niMlinel;
miasioner for Germany.
"♦paiued tlie Governor to the C a p l-,
they muit accept the law ai he
if ii tdnekade i» declared end
The three high commleaioiiei*
tied in meet Cabinet meuu.ci* and
declares It; but that the Jurora are
Bride Accompanies W arren To
Capital To Meet State Officials
Police Forcibly
Enter Vatican
the ante judges of the facta.
H* told them to eonalder the ev
idence with "felmaae and tmpertlslity11 and to disregard entirely
"frletlonx and tarrltatlMS'h during
maiidelnad any American cltlaah will eserclau “cootiol nvei iti«
W arren declined to
, h . * l»1'
break It and lu ffe r e . federal government and the gov
/‘urgent state bualnw**" ulii^h !>■ h'1**'* •'■» n« appeal.
*rnnieut* uf Its constituent la m
uigcnt state nuatnea* which lie
(f |h # |„ ,g *0 1#|b1 blocked*,' der (atatee) ea prodded tn the
said disrupted hi*
m
rt* vJmitnn ' however,. and
^ tatu ts." the chattJt
..ahort honeymoon g
U.
v..
.. ■ulieraapccitpailcju
—
gg .to
roll
if Rliuilt
, aiiasi. . aItaavtiiaen
mn nfitiM
^j. |/j **
•Vlt. he* lo do with thee etale'a
,h4" l,» be* an appee
liigil
commission slmll *>'*
i "The
financial situation," he reported hU government.
lily thicmgh
Ihe federal ol ap|>i>
th
>’'I helluve that'* a* far Into detMil ! The Amu lean action leave* thIn-1 only
. as I should go at this lime,"
way open legally, el least, tot iirtate lend governmonl, u K1" ’
a fe r
Ih^ 7^ a . , - Diplomat’s
C ar1;
law, but oeogilonally tuucbed on
■
Judge Reevee laid the evidence
wts clear that Mill Coplon did
copy and take "cartain writing*,
docninenta and notes" from Jus
tice Department flits.
The Jury must decide, he said,
whether the touk the papvra with
intent to Injure the United Status
i j and aid Russia.
He also told the juror* they
must give the defendant tha bene
fit of "reasonable doubt." He haatCsinssM os vsa* Me*
Farm Progress Is
Cited By Dr. Hume
In Final Speech
0AINEBVILLE, June >9, <JP>—
“Florida Agriculture hat made
great progress during tha past
40 years and ita future ie bright
with tremendous posslbilltlaa,"
Dr. H, Harold Hume declared In
an address before 360 agricultural
workers and friends gathered here
last night tar honor him on hie
retirement as dean of the college
of agriculture end provost for
^ agriculture at the University of
"Great advancament has been
Bead* in our agriculture," he said,
“and this progress ha* been made
largely on the foundations of the
college of agriculture—Ita teach*
era and ita extension and reaearrh
workers. Great progress has been
made, but great progress ia also
ah«ad of us—la the future."
Hume emphasised that team*
work baa been responsible for the
| Achievements that have been
■*made, and he urged his audience
to continue teamwork and effort
for greater achievement* In the
future.
The retiring provost heard
Wales.
O'Byrne
hort
lo rtlcu lturlst,
and
ai
aidant
Of D a vis, Btexide
..........iltural
State Horlteultui
but* to hla
A M od itid Pi
Louod
W tra
N O . 228
AFL Asks Senate To
Kill New Labor Bill
i Addition Of ‘Emer-
Hoover Cites Danger To Nation To ' gVn'y injunction
Occnpieu^scctor# Create Head For Chiefs Of Staff able.
M;,kesGreen
h UnaeceptUnacceDtAsserts
Palmer'* move wa» bated in part
on the cloiing argument of pro.*cutor John M. K elley, J r ., who datcribed M i*: Coplon a* a clever
*py in R u n ia 'i behalf.
Palmar argued that Kelley'* ap
i s peal wat bated on "p atiio n and
W prejudice."
thf teatlmony of the defendant and
other vritneteea.
^
Heavy
Nationalist U. S., Frunce, Britain
Bombers Stage Raid
Tel! Agreement On
On Shanghai, Leav
ing Over 100 Hurt
W A SH IN G TO N , Juna 29 <JP>_
Th« Judith Copton espionage c i m
want to • federal court ju ry at
£ 9 : 5 ) A . M. today.
T h t ju ry ratirad to dacida the
fata of lha format Jurtice Depart*
m ini worker after lirte n itif to in*
itructioni by Federal Ju d fo Albert
L Reeve* nn point* of law.
The judge ipoka for 25 minute*,
rip e ite d ly (tra ilin g that the defen
d a n t intent wat a major point for
the ju ry ’* coniideration.
A,
Before the judge began .peakw ing. Dafeme Attorney Archabild
Palmer demanded that ha declare
a mitt rial.
9
>
Warm and partly cloudy w itk
total thundershower* in after*
noun*. Light tfl moderate south
westerly wind*.
Czech
A
u t hn o r i t i e sH
r\
p
Q u e stio n
tative
DDArilL-
In
t.
He conferred with .Secretary ol comnlerce
Amailcmi with
»hlppOmni
‘ia to »"g4lll
i"
C’hiria.
HIM‘‘ H. A. Gray, Comptroller t
M. u*y and BcIiouI Ruperlnlemleid
Thomas D. Iluliey before meeting
P r a t t l e I thu press. Other Cabinet memhein
i Were ciiievaiiactie.
llliuvalluhle. lie
He sell)
.. M
m...
. ,
|
tl
m
w'•l" . ‘
or legislation I.* the high
m
The Hi ii hk, lo wlimn such trade mission Is necessacj m tipp ........
i» .•tiiisldocubly more nuputtnol. •feu dm* eaeictae of any >d te p>> *
itave l.een very aitxlinis io ke.-p «f* tesej
^
**"
" . . . t l . s r t It* rise, aitl
,
Itaallaae* Ita * ear
R ep resen -
J HAGUE, June 29 (/I) A dip ! ipicstliui uf ii ilato fur a apn mJ
loinalic tource taid today C/eiho-1soaalon uf the l.egislatuie wna
•lovak police had forcibly euteied t b u t
m> conclusion
the automobile oL a Vatican dip re* c,'*ll'1
lomat repreienlative at Ko.t.e, nH, A“k“«l U 'here definitely wmilcl
Slovakia
be 0 speclhl session, lie remarkeil
' Li ■ r
, .
,
. B will "never he definite until it
Ihe informant, who t* clmr to lls actually celled. The law doesn't
W A SH IN G TO N , Juna 2$—
\VA‘ IIIN G IO N , June 29 - (/ }')— Herbert Hooter taid today it
» i,iil.l hr .U n g riiiiu In the tu iin fiy " to cieale a chairman lor the •A’)—The whole public housing
Hunt i l n r l , .it .t a il nl tlie aimed teivtcc* a* pinpoint hy the Truman section was knocked out of Iho
Adm inistration'* east bow ing
Ailuiuiitliation.
bill tuday— subject to a later
•s ,,‘ b “ U nl In e. the loiniei Pieudent drclated. would "place tool vote. With the eld ot s e a t
mui'li poum ui any m lllta iy o ffi-O
---------Southern Democrats, RepubU*
cans mustered a I AH to 153 vote
u"xt,s,"rir i -i
.
i ,, ni.pij '
'«'»«*•! w.,r. the g w rf secliun which Mould.!
.»,* h. um now
........... A in il'll P e iv tff* Committee
a prm iwIon fur 810,000 pubiit
»n l>gl-lni ion tn amend the armed create u chalrinun for the joint housing units tir be financed b y
|
h i n . i'« nmlli-HlIim low nf 1*47. ’ chief*
. . .nf . tteff.
.
annual frd tre l
payment* of
hurt) of the aimed le i Vices ia
"<ou-m.- i, aimed to le p re te iilr.l ult the joint chief* ny $308,000,000. rh * rallying tr y
*>1' * nmn p"icei In tin' ifi- iv ta iy
of the opponents uf the previ*
ol 1" ten*. Hint Huit nut "ling*" III It* t-hlef of «teff. Itndei the pie- slun » « "Socialism ." Tha action
sent eriangeiuent, rui-h i . ei|iial could he reversed later.
t li. i .1 .i 1 1 j i Id law
in theory and they try to teach i
H.i-hei* time .untended Itie pro- their decision* tiy motnul a g ic e
j.ii'i 1 it * i i i , 'ii* m il
m u ,a v
W A SH IN G TO N . June 29 ( / ? ) _
ment.
“ a - *1 mam miili.imi ol d o ||a i.
The prnpuial to create u chair- r,,f ' ^ l
,od** ,h4» ,h» S t "*
j
<*>" legislation
WB, advanced by tha l*t# ' 4l* kill die Administration'* labor
‘1
wide an dllie mimtn i of nupeit I bill, now amended to embrace the
'«
»•*»___ | T a fl- lla iile y law ’* injunction pow-
British Press Is Schools To Need
Criticized For
$47 Millions For
Its Partisanship I Year, Bailey Says i£ £ r S T S " ^
A F L P ifiid t n l W illiam Gre«n
I wmte Senaloi Luca* uf lllin eit.
I the Demuciatir leader, lhat ihe *c1lion ol tlir Senate in adding "na*
*
|lllle ly onari rp la lile ."
CnmmisHittn SfeliH To T o t J ' 1
Same As
bJ *•»
.'• " I l l | l C O i l I I . ‘ i f I
I'o I
Provided roi 111 4 9 |ie n g n r d llirm irD e * Iii keeping the
l-' iisiu
Inlet'ritv I Appropriations Bill; Iaft Hjillry Ac I lui two m*rt
I
; ye,n».
v
J 9 |.|*|
,\ J
I Al.lAI IASSLE. June 29 t/Tt
Aitliui Goldbeig, i IU genera)
lirnl tlir tin ■'’ Ole Si lu.,.1 Sujil Tlionia* D H.ci- , conn.el, told a lepuclrr " w« might
ll* ll |nr-» i
t)4ili..tnt|o|i. I b')r
1r , , 'll*?l,t* 9
I-*ke j j j n r || |ai r the tail that w* have
lllltoltl. II l.l
>ml hcdinr lo 5 ’ ' ' 4 n.laal in Slate iundi to Mill I ||,r lall Hartley Ac I until afltl
c u r 4 . Ir.ti |in loir ,,| noild ai I lm uJa't pulilic nlio o lt lot a lull tlir 19'iU rliLlmi)*.''
nine m m ilhi trim line year
tin.
Giren .-aul a uiceluig ot AFL
Bailey* lotal. hatrtl un nliua union leptrtruUlivet tin* morning
It ir. ..nnneo.lr I -riling up a gen
•iat .olio I .( ll.r |urn In lo.lei lional (|Ualiliratioii ot tcac licit, ui.am.nuuily appiovrd a move by
haiitportalioti nnlragr ami r>itm.i- Luca* to buna a ipecdy end to
not lo tie
intrgiilY *nd i f
but md
u r integi
led daily attendantr, it the tame thr Senate laboi debate.
,(
, . | ,„„„|> d iii to thr putdu
at provided (oi m th* 1949 *p
"Wa fael that amendmenu de
At tlie la m e tu n e , t lir teport
signed to make tlie Taft bill mora
liropnatihni law."
ir t u r d c i r r i Iw ii y e a r*' rtm lv
dc
It include. $3 S.07 R ,9J| for tea palatable would be uacless and a
i l s i e i l ‘ it is M rtirta llv a g ire tl d ia l
i lie **' talartc*. $2.08^.^ I I
for waste of lime," Green wiot* Luca*.
the I I m I i . I i p i n * it m in im lo n m ir ■
lie said he imped ihe SenaU
iiaiii|io
rtaliu
n
.
$4.42R,()HH
lot
curwould go ahead and Vote on other
in th r i i m l i l ll it l i r e ic dim i in
( tent c sp e tiifi and ♦5,‘H)4.H,H) iui p.oposal* hy Senator Taft (Rilip lc o ll t X X
illilo lurid ll.eu defeat Ihe hill.
lia jiit.il nulla) and delil »ctviic
I hr I I men a m i d o e r u o m r ll u l
Tuft jiu! llirougli the ‘'national
H iiw rv fl, the 14-gtslatine did
tlir IG .v a l i n n in iltiitu i n il th r I't e t t
i loi'i gciicv" ill juiii‘1ions feature by
not juo vid r ruouglt money to inert u r,0 pi vote n--.iii.la>
................ n l n r t .t t n r ii am i p llltll- .h r ii
Hi iei oid $74il,IHN).()(IO ajiplup' (r ecu's letlv. was lead tu the
at ex*>rir w iliiP tirt ilouns u- m
' ii itio li. lull and tlir Catuuri Hud Siiih ' i- liy u lin k slioitiv alter
grt t mimutsioil lia* o td rlrd a 2 < ll 1‘i.iiVrued
uai Innv
I.uvii* asked and gut unaintnous
jieti rut irilllilio U ill all alloi jlio n i
Si-Mate agreeliieul tu Vole on otncl
* Vvftiili*
tioln the gruetal irie n u e limd lot latl umemlinsols ',> I on I'. M.
S IS
llir tin t three mouth* ol the new fiiltllll IOW.
' Nell Inn in tlie lucid weekly, cefn
t.iifus said tlial. il the second
i Hi,' pin lodtcal pies*, toil lo tlie fin a l veai beginning July I
HiicIi a reduction, tf cunt limed I aft umelldmenl is adopted, this
»-ws nr’ i'lirii's do wi' especl u slg
will end tile Senate s labor J*
i l l , mil lie n ,I low hi ,1s fill the I 'In.mglioirt the year, would cost hale I tie uiiieiulmenl liicludaa o
'lie
counties
alioul
$
1
.tM
iti.tltH
t
a
i.licciill Hllmi of owiu'lship s **
nnml.ei of T il law featutei,
I lie gup lie lw e e n th e h cs| " f inoii'li in stale funds und cm ctvud among them a bun on cinstd ihup
ot
the
geiieml
fm
i'ls
fm
Ihe
IU4t*-6tl
teim
tie
.................. .. papei s ami the gene, ai ,
tlie $4".INKt,(HHt co lltlll.lltlo l LOlillaits Unit reijo'ie all tmploy' ,
...............,U|MJ
................' '
'he
I.n last yeui. Hailey Im* sui.l tin ees in be union members
l.ucas told the Senate:
t ' n ll
" •iiitimied On I'ag r ft)
»"
"•"o e d la te 11 pe Is still
"If ll is adopted. I liuve im he*fun mnhtl
"uncy tn piedlcllng Ihul •tie Pies'* I'|i«a |iI «»nn ilt)$fN utM lit) nil
nlenl ol the United Stale- wtli V*t0
...
.1
lU imtitlr
■r»aitaH*> • • r » n aitl
^
X
,
K .c .p i oi itcitianci ina
■
et .*c*nlily
" I ice m iteipiisB m a pieietpnt
tie « f a ft.'e ptea*
The commission rejected pm
pi.mis fm
llraiiugN on the remnlug nf
,‘ itule control cu sidisldles rm twi) C ity aie *s and on tent decon
„ r n li rsia lillsh td paper*
trol w ill Ii* held lutnuiruw night
A iiuhlic cm pm allnti tit print ul lire C iiy H all, ( ’tty Clerk H. N
GAINESVILLE, dune 2‘J -O P )—
iii-wsj.s|»e>s under rimliect.
Navei uuuuuiiced this morning.
Tw.i former editors of Colllar'a
I tm liatlm i of edv*ctilin g lav
The flts l meeting el 7:30 o'cF'irh today slock by an editorial which
rime,
will I'* in regard to rexoning an funnel Governor Millard Cald
Ttie cnninitMicm *an| III* 'direcl
uteawesl of rup
.. ----------------------- ler
Avenue tu well uf Florid* claims libeled him.
liifliinm-e uf edveiiisoi* on trie t||t,
md frum First
They told a federal court Jury
pulley of nawspepeis In neg.lgi j sireet south to Hiatt* Hlreet.
they still consider as fair aftd
hie."
i Hatoning uf thin area
would privileged comment their editorial
The objei’t of the uunmilsilini j ,1#r,„|t erection uf homes of ill)<> uiirlbuting to Caldwell a state
w»s "furthering flee eipre*»|on „ | U1re feet floor area, exclusive of ment tlial a "mob had saved tha
of opiuluii through the jirei* and I garages, instead of the 800 siptarr cuuitn, etc., considerable trouble"
ii,e gieatrsi practicable accurancy /,,U| imnt now allowed. Also pro. in connictlon with the death 6f
to the piesentatlun of ,ll|w4' i_J _ poved for retonlng la a 21)0 front* a negro who waa taktn from Jail
Tu this end it we* instructed
to age un Kranch Avenue Immedi- and shut. He wa* awaiting trial
...........
•'tnipitie into tlie control, manage alely adjoining tha Htale Market tor attempting to rap* a flv*-ye*fmerit and ownership of th* news aiea, lo allow for business or com- old white girl
paper and periodical ores* and the ■net rial us*.
Henry A. Lacossit and Raubtn
news agencies, Including tit* flit'
The tent hearing will he held Maury said the statement wa*
at H:Ui) o'clock hy th* Cominlsslon based on ntw*p*par clippings, a
cotrol, and to make to determine whether ut riot tlwre Time ir>iKuzlne articlt, and Cald
IfComm*nil*tton» thereon."
Is need to continue rent control in well's undisputed comment that:
The
.......... aid it judged .Smfurd
"The ordeal of bringing a young
ihe
performance
nf the prea* on
After this public hearing,
ig, said- and innocent victim of rape lata
'
* ...................*
11 INDt t\
i“ t .1 1 i <until
lour
;£ Army Is Concerned Seminole Coun ty i ’ i,,;.;
" About Recent Drop Sportsman C r o u p ...... ....... . » -•
In Ita Recruiting Holds Annual Meet
— -----
Vatican tepretcnlalivea here, .aid renulre ilis t it miiat lie called."
W A H H IN G T u N , June i!u, t/l't
flu edilucl, however, " I lee no The A rm y Iv "concerned” about
die incident occurred latl mylit.
alternative lo i-elllng one except • ircent slump lit racru ltlij|(. hut
The source dctcribcd the police ac
planning to
financiel collapse uf tlie Htate *'•
ru calT
can fm
io.
tion e* "rude and violent" end taid giiverm nenl."
dntflee*
I
I
.
Ilrtiiiks
a protest had hren lod||rd with
t’umplruller Gay said yesterday
blent, lietietitl K
,r. S*hl in . . .
U.....I i if„ i_
j l
It* tieraunnel director,
the foraign ministry against "tin* it,.,
leaders Wan.
November even with ihe
l n ,,l v l ,‘W that A rm y ieaurrs
«•>.«
violation of tha rights of a diplo ..... .
w l,b the *6 nay. |(|
,|ti> set vice un • volutlteei
‘ "* , U,, . m *tl,n ,!l4* tfve n u * fund
hv^„ if n meens being
m at."
S h aP as*
j r ’Se ls
J #l MB .iw h t ly under .tren g th
(A n inform rd lourca in Vatican
(fe a t I e ia * aUa
(he Arm y la allowed to liave
City taid the Vatican expect* it*
IT.’ ,',000 officers and men for tlie
diplomatic link* with Prague to hr
fo ca l year starting Frid ay. Tlie
latest figure*—for M ar. 31—ahow
severed soon by the C ttclio tlovak
A n u s strength at 0(14,DUO, and
government.)
General Hrook* taid scattered re
The reported police interference
polls for th# first two w**ks in
with the Vatican reprttenlative j
June tinlicale light recruiting.
"Hut having
highlighted another day in the
ug ill* Halectlve Her
__ vice Act on the hooka I* like gold
LAKELAND, June 29, (Ah—
•preading strife between the Ho
lit (lie bank In tlma of financial
man Catholic Church eftd the *lai«. Koliert C. Evans will return Krl- .
.
Robert C* Evans
Returns To Head
Citrus Commission
According to church source*,
Ctoehoalovakia'x Communiit ruler#
have begun censoring the sernnm*
of Catholic bishops and impo*ma
a. gag on those who attempt to
crltlcUe the government.
The action apparently fore
shadowed a campaign nf restriction
Inst service* Tnald* Cat
M il—
. holt
church**. Those eervieea thus far
have been relatively free although
•fun under surveillance.
'turnon peralitad In Prague that
Archbishop Josef Bar an, the natlon’e primate, had been formally
airMted. The Archbishop felled
IDs i Hh m is* ewe* •••»
HubbeU Arrives In
Snnfonl For Visit
Oar) Rubbell, director of the
New York GlenU farm ayateaa and
head of the Gienta' training e$m»
day to tha Job of general managar
nf the Florida Citrus CornmlaaToti
he gave up two and a half ytara
ago.
Even* was appointed by the
commIn Ion yesterday to succeed
.Marvin II. Walker, who had taken
Evans' place in December, 1947,
Walker resigned effective Juha 30
to take a private citrus Industry
Job.
Appointment of a ganarel man*
ager completed the annual reor*
ganlsatlon of the commission.
In the new setup Governor War*
ran had hia way on two posts—
Dodgs Taylor of Howay wa* nam
ed commission chairman and W,
J. (Funis) Steed uf Orlando was
appointed commission attorney,
Taylor headed the committee
which drew up Warren's new
eitrua cod* and Stead waa tha
commfttaa'a technical advisor.
In th# voting for jenaral
Warren
,
commission i
• set*
hiih.
«
back,
®I gAiraoet
A a te
’* S ”i>2»
.rii-'sssjsr& s
ail*, arrivedi ia
la a
Buw
*
m
I
will remain In Tl
nominatl
by Tom
Florida far Turnl first
1 of Winter
van, wa
for
Bakk, who resigned
.. New York QUata three weeia ego M executive sdf*
___ la Florida from Ca|* ter for the Orlando
__
Newipapara,
by way of Chicago, efts* 1m . Th# nomine n waa rejestad.
beta
eight to three.
W a*
!
Irmilde," hn said,
>■>' explained that although the
Army wants intelligent volunteers,
end think* It can get enough to
fill il* rank*, th* draft law make*
it possible to call un men in
rtsaftaaeO oa P as* Slit
I'larlnic <>f :t*J,IMH) lica e i Imu
Ih m , thr.micti effo rt* of tin Hem
mole Guiltily Hpurtsman A**ociu
lion,
lion, in
m lake* throughout
. . T " "
‘thV,
.'utility rlu riig the past year w ill
I,a one uf ilia major acvoiitplish
m .n is reported at the a.soeia(ion's
memlM-.sl.tp
n
o n * ififth a....... ..
meeting ul the Tourist i 'enter
Thursday evening at 7:Nu oVIock.
Georg. A .H o e * ,. J ' . , P i» W e M .
announced today.
New officers w ill Iw elected,
and four new directors w ill lie
named. I ’latii from the ensiling
I vear w ill lie made
Application* ate at Ihe Mtair
and r’e ilrral H atrlie iiTs fm a.l.lt
llonei fish. In “ shot nut' aieas.
Ifrt email were trapped and Ither
atrd. he atattd.
The Association has secured Ihe
asiurancu uf Federal assistance In
keeping th* W ekiva River open
Ihtough th* ro-uperation uf Rc-p
irse n tativ* A . H. Ilcrlnn g, J t ,
Mr. flp«er revealed. Member* or
Ihe aiRocletion, he said, hav- dmir
(reBtleeta u* regs ale)
Nation’s Bosinetsmen s Ideas
Differ Widely On Recesiion
BY HAM DAWRON
.
,'iCity Hearing On
Rent Controls And
Rezoning Slated Editors Stick By
Article Written
About Caldwell
.
N EW Y O R K , June 29— </P)—How do butineatmen ihtnw elvrt
****** the piaiant (lum p? How do their guatie* on it* probable lenRlh
•nd depth .tack up with thote of cconom iitl and olheri publicly
charged with id lin g ua where we're heading)
counts:
,. I City Manager Clifford McKihhln, open court end subjecting her to
Guaataa range all the way fiom •eying we'll hit bottom before ihe two
i. ."Truth and absence of Ida*, i i(,l» murniiig th* procedure will he cross-examination could easily ba
end of this year to forecasts theto---------------------------------------------wa won't until tha tad of 1960,1 Hu,Id#r| Amocj„ , 0„ ,hlnk* the
,b£ !
oT a^ M yln . tha* first
™ 0
M
®rdar* in hi* industry ah
February or
ready are averaging higher than
Inflation
can
bocomo
•
threat
t t K i ™ i L S 2 s " d S , Predictionsquarter
...
In th* steel industry
again aoon.
hsva
mostly
set
early
1960
for
th*
Haro ar* th* com irt opinion*
of a number of londara in Indus- turning point from their decline,
trial and public life, ,You11 note now gathering spaed.
In the auto Industry, unhurt at
that what they do haa much to
yet, wa Hava tha prediction of th*
do trilh what thay forte*.
president of General Motors that
On# of th*
"next 50 to 90 day* will ba
y Interesting In tha history of
country." Other* any tha auto
indnatry will b# tha leat to feal
............. It will hurt
tha ihorteit
'\ r 'T . T n" °!
2, "Sufficient variety to praiant
all important point* of view In
fry in g .tandayd.
of tatte, aducatlon and political
itmati***a "»
3 PLAYERS FINED
riaTriiS'rw
io
GAINESVILLE, Juna
Florid* Htate League Prexldent J.
M. Butler today fined thr##^ DaLand playera a total of $66.
The final, Butler said, were for
action* after a gam* In St. Auguitins Monday night at which time
the playera uaeo abusive and pro
fane language In the pretence of
Manager Bill Perrin draw tha
■tlffaet aaaaaiment—$16. Calabar
Ray Dunne end First B u tm an
Red Roberta each wart fined l| L
Tha penalUaa ware tha atl/faat
alien, porchesmMdUm*n ctn- the F8L praxy haa banded otrt thu
i *m rm f
,4
for Ihe City Commlsalun to deter
mine if It will past a resolution
for aubmlision to Governor Warten, stating that there are suffi
cient rental units in Btnford adaquate to taka care of demand, and
that in their opinion rant control
I* no laager necessary hare. The
Governor can then lift the con
trol from Hanford.
Due to tha Fourth of July hol
iday Monday, tha scheduled matt
ing of the Equalisation Board haa
been postponed and the date wilt
be announced Uttar.
un great an injury aa the orlg^gl
crime. This fact probably account*
for a number of killings which
might otherwise ba avoided".
The Tims article wax retractod
(Osatlaaee o» r*ae *u >
Recreation Schedule
Thursday Moralag
10:00 A.M. Lak* Front Sail
Park — Baseball (Midget* and
Juniors).
10:00 A.M. Southald* School —
Croquet, Hop Scotch Tournament,
Finger Painting, Archary.
Gamas — Leap frog relay, huR«ta»un?T'^HYh5iIi U.k .i. » i..* !ra* n wh*#ibarrow relay, hop stag
club assembly ^ the y m at S r#,M
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Bnm m w School .^ ■ 'n s s Tt idwa T. SAll
It dlfKtori
T.ouhJ
at CrystalbultiK
Laka.
tnoounotd
and JUltyt — BrMiUtrokt.
coxvalttoe ch a lrm i are urged to fly, Derby hat race, Ncwsyayar
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Growing Old
An interesting article on how to grow old IrmrofttHy
M A C X K N Z ll
appears in the current issue of Parade;'Dr. Alston Cartoon,
fa in Aaalyat
professor emeritus of physinlogy of the University of Chi
cago, is quoted as saying that there ere three prime req
reach, Dutch and Belgium—art
uisites for hupplness In old age: health, financial security, assembling
In Psnsance Bay, on
and "having something lo do."
England's west coast, for naval
A good set of rules for avoiding "old age blues" are rs ttreIart.
Jftven llH follows:
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1. Don't lie badgered Into old age befoiw your time.
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■ Present bcltofn that retirement should come at 66 were
fen Maalha .................... _
aM
exploded during the wnr, when "oldsters" often out-per
formed "youngsters" at Jobs which required both riklll and
V tsa a -rttf
:? patience.
2. Plan for old age while you are atiU young. While
ke
s» w
.c r ,:,'
. T, a7lar
U "<
irriM
a i rate*.
you
are
in your 40s and RO h . re-train yourself for a secondn»r***a|r,| Vnilnnall, Mr Ieary field that you can handle in suite of age,
s l l T Varh,
' f ' T <Hwnwstlllwfc
k Iraan, tlrlrntl,
3. Sturt conserving your health and strength. 8ome
*:'*r. aa* a I. l.aala,
people nre as old at 40 as others are at 70. Regular, six
*• ■ member af
JaelV.'u
wfc,,fc la eatlfled month checkups by your doctor will tell you If you're head
"V arm
,mT **P"*II(2L1
Ihe laral
rrla l,! ing for trouble.
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4. Re-train yourself for forms of relaxation, entertalnWHDNEhday, JU N in r 194# ! nient, mental and phyHlral exerrlHe that you will be able
to follow later on.
R. Decide early whether you will want to live with
cannot weigh juallca your children or by yourself. Determine to be—and remain
another has ihe wist thing —yourself.' If you cun'! do It with relatives, you're better
T
“ bfflr to attain an/ off alone.
thing, rather than
B. Join organizations doing useful work. It will do much
man envy Ihe
who pmae**** it, If
tn remove "useless" feeling.
nlrs whal another pnaaeeae* a
7. Concentrate on people who have done some of their
I
or
»o*ld rejolre l>est work when they were fnr older than your are, Sara!:
t
some
one
ran
enjoy
It.
Wrath
I,.,.
:r\' «»jny u. i
‘r." f"«!lah man, and envy Hernhardl wns still acting at 70, Carrie Chapman Catt was
Hfeysth the silly nmv—Job,' r*Z
still going at 00, painter (irandma Moses took up pMintlnjr
lit 7ft itnd tnriiH thum nut ni $1,000 each, and Dr. Lillian
Martin, nld-agp cnmtHpllnr of Stanford Unlvpridty, loarnpd
Ain iltl! e“.Bno, m,rrh ,n "l*P mu
1r, iihp a lyi^writor at UR. lo drlvp a car at 77, and took a
trip up tht* Amazon River at 88. Nnvor «ay die.
SStSS' ui:Un,tinth"
Baseball 70 Years A#o
: The legislature of Alabama has
gassed and ihe Governor has signIf you want to got n now light on a familiar nubject.
t* '"J? * /*,* "
unmasking the rt'H tl w
what
outaldnra
about
A iw
follower
of
nai O
U irtlC lP rn hava
n o v i- to
tn Hay
nny n
u n u v iIt.
t . cs
nww oi ■
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Ru Rlui KIsn in dial stale, somcIm
H
plrnll,
tracing
thn
onrly
dovnlopmont
of
the
nport.
ehgnccd
thrng which our own legislature
to read tho account in the ninth edition of the Encyclopedia
failed lo do.
Wa
W# hope ihal^Ka
Ihat (he puhlirity ilunl
of Lawrence Johnson. 34 year old
iltvcdore, who ale a live hard
shelled crab the other day on a
♦20 hel does not iprratl. This re
calls ihe gold fish eating fad of the
"Crazy Twenties" in whiih so many
young morons engaged llial
it
threatened lo her nine a lineal to
the nation's health and welfare.
However, at between gold fish and
a hard shell crab, we believe we
would prefer ihe latter.
Alger Hiss denies that be has
aver been connected with Cnmmunist organiralions, or as a high
employee' of the Stale Department
aided Russian spies in obtaining
confidential secrete, as charged by
a farmer friend, Whittaker Chamban. The man who is making ihe
chart* admits that he used lo be a
Communist and that he li a liar as
will.., Under the circumstances it
might be well to suspend fudgemeat with respect to Hiss until ell
thaividence has been presented.
However, thorg arn Homo good feature*:
"RaHolmll Ih quicker and a more lively paatlme than
the great Engllnh national game of cricket."
"I will talk with man who won
der If 11 la worth the effort t"
continue operating their businesses
In Ihs face of a government that
appears tn be bant on destroying
private enterprise and personal
Initiative,
"Borne of them will hava son*
''""Things ware tough all over," who will graduate from collage this
he state*, "and the lumbermen } month and are ready to enter th*
visited were greatly eopeanwd
About tha future, Just as they are
today. But there was a
" I t o only worry we had IT
years ago waa how to f *
hands on enough money "to faad
anil houae and cloth# our. families.
a nrohlom that has been farad by
cm Lumber Journal, Rlehwd Ban
Wand recall* ths dsv h# Hint
want on. the road for the PM^lcAlion In the early months bf IW*.
That was the frightful period ,n
the nation's history that polttleoa
On the lawn ol a Uirminghsm refer to a* the "Hoover Depraa-
publisher the other night burned the
crot! of th* Ku Klus Ktan. He had
p
urging the dinolution of this
organisation. The implication was
gbviotu. Either he would muule
Ha newspaper, trsie bis agitation
for laws agaimt maikcd gangsters,
or Kg'would be taken out and beatm just as othen who had incurred
||m disfavor of the King had been
beaten. It is not only negroes.
Catholics and Jews who as minor
ity group* are sometimes^ m o a n *
tod, discriminated against, the vie*
ttow of peejudice and IrtteMarKa.
AH of u* may at timet hebmi u»
Eye On Fessan
AP Niw i I h I i t n
TRIPOLI—la Franca planning
tc add tba atratagie (h u rt waataa
of F n u n to bar African ampiraT
Llblan Arab leader* claim tba
answer la "yes."
On the map Feiian looks Ilk*
■ remote and unimportant place.
it la th* southern desert of tha
old Italian colony of Libia. Daly
about 30,000 desert warriors pop
ulate Its 180,000 square miles.
But Hessen guards tho borders of
Southern Algeria aa well aa th*
approaches to tha rich** of French
West and Equatorial Africa.
It was occupied by ths French*after the late Gen. LeClerc led ^
a heroic task fore* gcroes tha
heart of Africa from Lahe Chad.
They joined up with the British
8th Army had nhelpad route Field
Marshal Rammslfs elite Afrlka
Korpa. Theoretically th* future
of reason, aa wall aa all Libia,
la up to the United Nations Gen
eral Aeeembly. But th* Assembly
hae failed to reach any agreement.
These operation! are purely de
fensive, aimed at aggression from
any quarter. The International as
pect of this fleet In peacetime man
euvers probably Is unique.
Meantime British, American and
Dutch warplanes are waging over
Britain a mock war which Is des
ignated aa "operation foil," Its
purpose la to teat John Bull’s dstenses against an attack with atom
bombers from any quarter. Here,
again the Internal.onsl aspret I*
unique.
This Is Britain’s first major test
against- atom I.omits. The second
day of the operation London
(whlrh suffered so terribly from
bombing during the late war) waa
"saved1' by the defensive air fleet,
though several midland and coastal
cities suffered "extensive dam
age " Tha official referees withheld
rommpnt on this, but the British
defensive forces werr jubilant.
These two operations are being
carried out without blare of trum
pet, although they comprise a his
toric event. There Is no comment
from the governments concerned
as to tht? meaning. The event la
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left tn spesk
for Itself, and
broad'
ly It does. However, we shouldn't
dismiss it lightly,
The exercises seem to b* calS|>
purposes: (I) They afford stvlkIng
sd
ng advertisement
of the detrrm
(nation of western democracies to
stand toother
together defensively;
defensively; <(2)
a>
c l | ner |4pr"
,’nc(,v , ° v" ,u" ,’,c 'totonslve
The nptrniU)nn pr,„ imn,lly ar«
ltl p*"i°a*g**ture lowaH Moscow!
Itrltiinniea, published in the HuvontioH uvui ionic ft fnmlllftr Thulr intrrnRtlotiit unrct n«!rvt»
sight In Amorlrnn prlvato librarian. Hrltannica, now an notice that tho Atlantic Pact is
Did you »rr Ihr pirlttre of George Amorlrnn product, wnn then piihliHhcd In England,
more than a piece of paper. Rus
of course expects the pact to lw
Rollins in the Times-Union ye«trrOno inturoHtlng plecti of Information emerged. Accord- sia
in and Implcmmit
day morning? This former Sanford- lug to the HrillHh writer, thn game wan played with ton put Into iqioration
hut thorn are limes when action
Ka was sllrmling a safely commit- men on u Hide, the tenth lining known an the rlght-HhortnUip, od,
speaks louder than words, and
.14*
. meeling of the Allantic Coast who played Irelween fir«t lame and aecotul. Rccourae to this Is one of thorn.
un* as grnrral tuprrinlrndenl o f, hUtnrll'H of the game Hhow that thto Innovation waa ncIndeed, the Muscovites under
Ihe weilern division wnh head- tun||y
|n JH74. but wan ahantlonetl quickly. A Hlmllar stand action belter than words.
quarter* in Atlanta.
panIt ion, railed nhort fluid. »till Ih uaetl In mrftlinll comiM-tlClyde Hooker, who worked for " " " 'l l .i w .....
imiin’si. tho Kwlkhnun? Snl.l S»:
II* some Iwrnly year* ago as a
"The tlrawback In In ho much larlng left to the umpire,
young reporter, and Inter went In and hl» drclnlnn being hii frequently railed for. Hardly a
the Times-Union, has just bought hall Ih pltrhed or Htriirk. or a Irano run without hln Irolng
th* Dunnellon Sun, a weekly news
r s iw i.« " • « *«
paper established in 1929. Hooker H h n u ld I m* ho p l a i n a n t i c le a r isk o n ly t o c a l l f o r a n u m p ir e a
S*ys he plans lo publish the paper tlc c lH io n ' in t l c r e x c e p t io n a l c lr c u m H t a n c e H .'
III Ocala and dislrihule il rounlyThere ftrllnwH an cnthotlc comment.
wide under ihe name of Ihe Mar"The attitude of thn utrlkor in not an elegant one, and
ton County Sun. We with hVi every the pitcher Ih allowed to keep the former’* munclen too
success in his new venture.
long on the ulretch lieforc actually delivering the ball,
A rabs Sea P aris
WHERE THE M AN POW ER SHO RTAGE IS STILL CRITICAL
to itay In Patton permanently, u
aaid Taher Hay cl Murayeb, pnat-w
dent to tha TrlpollUanlan Nation
al Congraaa In an intarvlaw. Tha
Arab population wanta Independ
ence—but the Prench give them
no chanca to eipreaa their feelInge. When the four power comiTs i '
mlaalon
want to Keasen laat year
everything waa doe In advance
ko the feelings of the people
wouldn't lie eapreaaed.' '
Taher Bey, <p-year-nld ton oftt
Achmed Bey, who waa prasld«ntv
of the short-lived 1923 Tripoli
tanlan Arab Republic, said "an
Iron curtain—an absolute Maglnot
Line" haa been thrown around tha
Fessen by the French so that the
outside world won't find out what
they were doing therg."
fin Cairo, Arab source* said
they, had "definite Information"
a permanent French protectorate
over Fasten was planned.)
g
Big: (And Bad) Governmt'nt
Ball metal usually Is a mixture
Tin- vlolrt is Illinois' state flow- of copper and tin In Ihs proportion
of about four to one.
Temp* Tribune
“curse of the nation" I as long as 17 months by resorting
1J j *
S K Is Today's
Tilg Government," writes John to the appenl method. In one of
8. Knight, In hla current "Editor's tho bureaus, it whs found that 84
( treaty,
But the propaganda value of Note Book." I'uuiisher Knight subordinate* receive ns much sa
the exercleea doesn't stop with quotas th* monthly letter uf the lary as the heed of tho depart
National City Hank of N*w Yorl-, ment.
which predict* a deficit of 80,000,.
0—The bureau if ships in Ihe
))f we((t„ r|) K u r r |„. ih at the A 1-, 000,000 Itclwcen tax revenues and
Navy Department la financed hy
lantlc Alliance moan* what It says. government sapsnscs—this despite 27 appropriations, many of which
That is Important, liecauaa those the fact that, the government a have no apparent connection with
countries would he sitting right prospective Income Is eight times
under the big guns if another war larger than It wa* In 1909. "This,"
7—The Veterans Administration
say* tho hank, "I* an alarming offered no espUnalloo of a re
should romo.
Bight hero It should h* said trend."
quest for an appropriation of more
that these exerrlses don’t rrlean
We refer to the Hoover Com than 91 billion other than the
the western democracies expect apt mission reports to find that the title, "Balarlea ami Expense."
other win Id conflict. It does mesri executive branch of the govern
R—The government pay* 100,0(8)
that Ihey recognise the possibility ment now employs 2,092,180 per- employes more than 8270 million a
of an upheavnl and Intend to lx ■one In nine departments, 104 bur year to store and Issue supplies.
.prepared for clntingsncle*.
eaus, 12 sections, 108 services, 01 Fortune magaslne says that most
From the military standpoint, branches, 400 offices, 631 divisions, agencies have enough of certain
the air and naval rxerclsea ere or IB administrations, six agencira, supplies on hand to last them one
dinary horse sense. Hhnuld there 20 commissions, 19 corporations, to 5(1 year*.
he war (which Heaven forbid) five groups, 10 headquarters, 20
9- The Army requested 01,208,units, three authorities and 208 000,000 for Ihe Nnllnnnl (iimrd in
miscellaneous parts. An amaiiug 1900, as eompated with 8197 mil
array)
In 1949. Of this amount, 8629
U’a not only in th* spread of lion
million was set aside for the pur
governments! services that the chase
of 1607 M-40 tanks at 8887,*
European demoeracle* couldn't "alarming trend" Inulcated hy the
weather, lienee the precautionary National City Bank la evidenced 600 a tank, An investigation ills*
preparedneaa—whleh by tha way ■Contributing to make "big govern closed that most of the money was
In retooling Industry to
waa not carried out to meet th# ps*At'
' In
' many particulars "bad to t>e used
tanks----- even though the
government" are such Instances of produce
laat two ware.
(If course England Isn't Ihe only Inexcusable duplication and waste urdnauee department obtained per
mission In 194(1 to retain Ihe De
,
Kuropean area to be protected. as theses
tank arsenal built during thn
The Atlantic Cart rnutemplatea an
1—Two defferent government troit
Iron-clad derenae of all western agencies, the Army Engineers and wnr at n cost of 940 million and
Europe. It lust happens that stra tna Bureau ot acclamation, each wns also given a large allotment
tegically England would b« tha draw up plans for the building of at loots.
10—Government records In 1048
European keystone of resistance. a reclamation project at liell'a
Canyon Idaho. Each set of plana filled 18 million square feet of
eoat tha tanpayera a quarter of a floor space—the equivalent of six
million dollara. When completed Pentagon buildings. The rental
natlon'a capital. While honest hard eoat estimates differed In !M a- value of thle apace Is estimated at
170'million a* yeari tha value of
working HHiens struggled te mount of 970,000,000.
B—Not so many months ago the filing equipment In It at 9104
make both ends meet, government
went on a (axing anil (pending Congress appropriated money for million.
No wonder that tha Hoover
spree the like of which ths World a project In tna Middle West on the
has never seen. No program or aaaumpllon that It would cost •sport declares that the admfnls.
project was too costly. Congraaa 944.000.000.The actual cost turned tratlon of our national government
Is carried on "without central di
quit thinking In terms of million* out to be 9iai.900.000.
and turned to billions. Tha nations
The Hungary Horae project in rection, under no orderly system,
deht became a laugh. It didn't Montana grew from an estimated and with enonnoua waste."
mean anything anyhow because we 90.000. 000 to a final figure of It's time—yea, peat lima—for
9tW,600,000, more than IB times Congress to act in stopping the
owed U *o ourselves.
U has been a grand and glorious Um .original cellmate.
trend of "big government" to beI —Construction costs of govern
Joyride. Hut wa are beginning to
run out of gaa. Taxpayer* who ment hospitals run aa high aa 101,.$10.hava been carrying the load are 000 a bad aa compared with 910
beginning in falter. They stum 000 to 980,000 par bet for volun
ble'and fall. In tha meantime w* tary or prlvato hospitals.
4—In a private Insurance com
continue to tea and apond, tax
and epend and the and la not In pany each employe handles an
The Bureau of Raclantatlon’a
alght. It might bo a food tlme far i r m n work tood of 176a policies. first mojor storage dam waa th*
In
wo
veterans
Administration,
the people to atop and check their
Rooaovolt, on th* Bait River In
bank halancus, count th# thania to aaah employe* handles only an Arlxona, which waa dedicated to
their poekata and check the raM
1011.
algna, hut they are so confused
and bewildered they haw teejhad of Incompetent or superfluous htlp
Average consumption of meet In
a point where they find thinking III a government bureau are appall- America In IMB included 03
for thamsalvaa too burdensome an Mng. It traquirea an average of seven pounds of beef, nearly 01 pounds
effort. Maybe there'* an answer,
of pork, and 14 pounds of veal,
but I can’t find It In my book.
lamb and mutton.
NOTICE f
Thu moot Ink of the Tax Equalization Board of
tho City of Sanford, Florida, to be held at 8:00
o'clock P.M., July 4, 1049, will b« adjourned until
a dntn to ho announced latar, bocauaa of aald data
' IllH'
being a Legal Holiday.
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CITY CLERK.
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ENJOY THE HOLIDAY'S7r
Fishing
Tackle
Camping
Equipment
Athletic
Equipment
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W ED N ESD A Y, JtT N l f t , 1 N 9
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Butbei* Home Scene
Ol' Uehearsal I’arty
ips,
T»«IIi »Iiiik *.*-«-; Mia* Audrey
Hack; F r e t Gnrii, Daytona Beach;
Hen
E iiin ,
I’alluhnssee;
Jack
Iticliey,
Tallntm**ce:
Georg *
V Monoid, Mi*. Iliioiil- J Speer; Hugh Whelehel; Unwind
nod Mis* H i'iitiiic I lls - 1 W helehel: M.k,- Whelehel: John
mid
hu»te«M‘» ni Monday 1 Whelehel, lliiiniltoii Hlabce
II buffet Mi|l|ll'l follow - I W illiam It, W ray.
Social And Personal Activities
larHa Palmer Ray— Society Editor
n
a. y, *
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Social Calender
THURSDAY
A covered iliih *upper will b*
held at the Hanford Rhuffltboard
Court, Palmetto Avenue and Rer
ead Street, at 0:30 P. U. Ice cream
aad cake and drlnka will be fur*
aiabed by the supper club. All
meatbera uf both tourlit club* and
tPfrienda are cordially Invited to
attend. The party will honor new
member*. (Same* will he played.
Guetti e-re nuked to bring a cov
ered dl*h und place setting.
MONDAY
Th* Phllathea Sunday School
Claa* will hold a monthly meetigg
at th* homo of e*t». W. M. McKin
non at U01 Magnolia Avenue at
hpo r. m.
TUESDAY
fci Th* Daughter* of Weiley Claa*
» cf the First Methodist Church will
hold a clai* party at 8:00 P. M,
at the humo uf Mr*. C. M. Flower:!.
Celery and Benrdall Avenue. Ho*tMtei with Mr*. Flower* will be
Mr*. W. I.. Harrison, Mr*. C. C.
Whittington, Mrs. R. B. Monro*
and Mr*. Fred Strange.
Circle* of the Women’* Society
of Christian Service* of thd Flr*t
Methodist Church will meet at
_ liOO P. M. a* follow*: Circle No.
# 1 with Mr*. It. W. Turner. 016
Pdlrk Avenue; Circle No. ‘J with
Mto. L. I*. Hagan, 1703 Park
Avenue; Circle No. 3 with Mr*.
Roger Harris, 70tt West Flr*t
Street; Circle No. 4 with Mr*.
aul Thurmond, 013 Kim Avenue;
trd# No. 6 with Mr*. P. A. Row
land, 016 Kim Avenue, and Circle
.No. O with Mr*. Urady Herman,
810 West First Street.
Sunday Parties Are
Given For Bride
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Telephone 148
1
Entertaining In nonor of Mra.
John Plarce, formerly Ml.. Mary
Ann Whelehel, who*# marriage to
Mr. Pierce was an event of laat
evening at th* Flrat Presbyterian
Church, Mra. W. G. Fleming waa
hostess last Sunday for a breakfa.t at 10:00 A. M. The breakfast
tahle waa centered with an ar*.
i
G au lish chilled cream of tomato
*nup with n h id e finely cut green
‘ poppei before aerving. Or sprinkle
with bread eohes Mint lin^e been
In owned
and crisped in
garlie
j
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I)r. C. L. PerNons
To tiuihe Ycgclohle* p ie lly fro
alimmei snlnd* peel olid acme
Ia
mill l III I **l a look'd! - I
ni l', then 011I into thin n naaw iael
Persona^
TH REE
(H’TOMETUIS’I
F f r a M Niiifurtl - (JI h m h
lln iiiw
A f ls it ll’
f ll'j.
lit
Nni
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%n 11*»11nI 1111141» illdg.
I*Nit14F 'JHrt
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toTeoveThl* ^ve’nlng for Ft.'Myir*
Tuu relative* for some time.
Mra. Gordon Dean returned yes
terday from a three week* visit
with relative, in Exeter. N. ft.,
Boston. Mai., end New York City
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Mrs. J. M. Huibee of Atlanta,
blue morning glories.
Ga. ha* arrived to .pend some time
The seating arrangement
with Mr*. Mamie Paganhart and
marked with bridal place card* Mr*. A. M. Hiount, 403 French
•nd at Mr*. Pierce’* place wa* a Avenue.
miniature doll bride. Assisting
Mr*. Fleming In carving and an*
Fred Baasett left yesterday to
tertalning
were Mra. Price Heard return ro
,
ni* nome
ar-*<
to hi*
home in
In Miami nfand Mra. John Ivey, Those attend-1 ter spending eeveral day* with'
12* wLr#
5?r "»oth«, hie aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mr*.
Mr*. Hugh WhekheL Mra. B. A. w. D. Hofmann.
Howard, Mra. Hamilton Blabaa,
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Mr*. Tom Bolt, Mi*. Roby Lalng,
H. A. Bennett plans to leave on Mr*. M. L. Reborn, Mrs. Herbert Friday for a vacation In th* New
Moreland, Mi** Judy Holland, England State*. Taking his place 1
Ml** Virginia Cullom, Mis* Sue at the Standard Seivlre Station
Ne«ly, Ml** Deedee Phillips, Mlt* on Sanford Avenue will be J. L
Audrey Bach and Mis* Beebe* Bti- Daniel*.
hee.
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Another In the series of Ibvely
Miss Martha Perkins is espected
panic, which have been given far to arrive on Sunday from Charthe popular bride and her fiance lottsvlll*. Va. to spend the month
was also held on 8undiy when Mr. of July with her parents, Mr. and
and Mr*. J. D. Woodruff and Dr. Mr*. B. L. Perkins, at Daytona
and Mra. Harry Woodruff enter Beach.
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tained In the afternoon with a
W II". « | , \
swimming party. The attractive J.
M - M Ml M -hi
Caslmlr deWolskl, son of Mr.
D Woodruff home overlooking
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Lake Markham wa* the setting for and Mr*. C. L. deWolskl. left last
h *■
Saturday to visit hi* brother. I.leut.
the occasion.
U ». i1 i* t \ 1«t1 ! lie'
The group met at 6:30 o’clock C. T. deWolskl, In Long Branch,
1 • \. - ,
Mito enjoy swimming after which a N. J. Lieut. deWolskl Is operaM in
Photo i.y 9(:i>in..lot Si n
delicious picnic supper wa* served tonal officer at Red Bank, N. J.
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by the two hostesses. About 24 with the United States Alt Corps, Mrs. John Everett Pierce, J r ., the fonnei Mmy Ann U in I. In 1. uh,
'm arried Iasi evening to Mr. Pierce m n ln'iiutifnl c e i.iin i i i i i l . n.
guests enjoyed the occasion and
*
l et M:rill o'clock ill the F irst I'resbyti r inn (Tiureli. \ ton jii >.n i i ■
included the member* of th* wed
Hollywood
Miss Caroline Lee hat left for
ding party, their escorts and the Lexington, Ky. to enroll in the the wmlding at the Snnfonl W om an* t'lub Follow me n w. ddi i e i
parents pf the bride, Mr. and Mra. summer session at th* University Mr. und .Mrs. Pierce plan to muke Mien linini' n D iiiiiion, \ i w
HOLLYWOOD, June
he will study at the Duke U nlversi'v Law School
If Ciusby can win an Academy Hugh C. Whelclud.
of Kentucky. She ha* visited In
Awuid, why not Hope?
Sanford for some time with her
Till* proposition I* getting more Supper Held By
parent*, Mr. and Mr*. A. W. Leo. Mary Anil Whelehel, John Kvorell I’ieree
■enilble with each new Hob Hope
Are Married In lleaiitiful Cerenion.v
lcture. He I* now making "Where
Woman’H Council
Mr. end Mr*. William It. Wray
ten Ar# Men," a remake of
"Ruggles of lied Gap” In which
Amidst 11 lieiintifiil selling
buffet supper and Installa have had as their guests nvwr the
he sportu mutton-chop sideburns lion nf iip w officers composed the past weekend Ml** Jeanne Phillips composed of while flowei* und
and a liritMi accent.
>
major part uf the
H!®" lof t liuluu 1 Miuileliglit Mi** Maty Ann Whel■ monthly
j-m
T, meeting
— •“ ..I X?***^??*e®l,*n,*
Lcaiiblln Vfur mlt,.
a
The comic glowed with th* news of the III
Woman s Connell of thti of Franklin, Ky., who left today cliel, daughter of Mr. mid Mrs.
"th a t
the Gettysburg Address First Christian Church held on to return lu their respective Hugh Calvin Whelehel of lid* city,
1li
scene, which Charles Laughton did Monday at 8:00 o’clock at the homes.
became lip* bride uf John Everett Hiii’li tiidl *Mi" • N- • \ VSDM hid*
U 1, 1.1 \\•. j
1|t.. I| »., V|1
memorably ill the original film, home of Mrs. J. R. Farris*. De
Pierce, Jr., m in of Mi. and Mrs. 1*%4*1 Vi'lltlW tJt114'11
Hi. If •I. • .11.1 Ml* •1.
4
1 1h
will now be included In the new coration* In the Fnrrlss home wage
Mr. and Mrs. E, II. Limey pud John Kveictt Pierce of Daytonn 1Millill S ill I*--**-. I'Yi'Tt •dl dl it (ni' 1 ilul; VI , . M t inti ' \ •U h. 1
version.
,
Bench, last evening at H:3l) o’clock Ihlll
of mixed summer flowers.
the
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II
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daughter,
Mr*.
Cotrell
Tally
and
Vt
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“When I suggested a few
Following the supper a short her children left over the weekend at the First Presbyterian Church, 1lu*y vdiic mull hi nr net 1Hill . '- C l . \|.
(„ (,,-1 fr,
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1
months ugo (hut I recite the ad business meeting was held ajid for
The
double
ling
service
was
per
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Columbia, 8. C. where thu
it ni. 1albil > •- Mi Mur 1. ,»i
dress, they laughed at me,” Hup* the following officers installed 1 Laneys
!!n||m*| Uir«l dillHd* Mini ,I Saioiil, - ■1 1 ,i .1III, VI, >ttt. 1 \i i
will spend some time lie- fumed by Dr. E. D. Ilrownlgc and
said. "Now they've decided to Mra. 0. D. Landress, president; fore going
Rev.
A.
G.
Mclmds.
i\v und 1 hi's iiInu r .i11 1J11 ftti>iij 1, 11- hi Y M. 11-111,11. . Ml .
to Charlotte, N. C. to
di d li
laave.lt In.
The nllnr was outlined with tall (I.iwpi- in lid’ll Iik11
« Mr*. R. W. Caasube, vice president: vlalt with Mr. and Mr*. K. L.
1
Mi i-I.e. , Mi It. 'i fl HrI'd if .,1 m,
basket* of white gladioluses anil
"You know what changed their 1 Mr*. W. C. Tlson, secretary;
dary; and Lsncy and their children.
Reiving as lie-t man fm Mi.-1and Alt 1. t,<mg. 1111*l**|1 u1 * n
pom pom chrysanthemums, with
minds? It was the 'SorrowfulI Mrs. O.
T. Pearaon,
treasurer.
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D aj
palms lielng placed at the rear of '
"'J" •" d t.ani
Jones' reviews, which Indicated I
During the meeting a gift waa
wen- lii lli j
and o In
might actually he able to wet.”
nrosented to the past president,
Mrs. R. W. Williams, Mr*. Heo the chancel and at the base of the M ole Hencli
of Silt- 11II 111 IJ. l i a . U a llm r
Hop* lumerit i-il the fat* of a Mrs. J P. Wilson, In appreciation ry McLaultn anil Mrs. M. E. Hakei iillur. The chaneel was entwined
couilc who wnnta to do something for h*r fine work during the year. are listed a* among those who with aspaiagiiM fern, und spiny» of S tu rg is , . l i .. Ill t lia la . J i l l I I I - I I I v .j
fairly dramatic!
Miss Rusal Billingsley wa* wel completed a four day short course white flowers ami greenery tied I a lla liasse e am i lliir-li W lu-lclu-l I
"It's murder. People look at ma comed aa a new member. Those lu parent-teacher leadership ni witli wide white satin ribbon Ito w a n l \\ lii'li - In -1 niiii M i-liaal
and they automatically start attending were Mrs. W, II. Young, Florida State University this week marked the family pews. Gradu W llch-llcl, tmiMie* - nf t In !»nl*laughing. I wulk down the street Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. R. G. Fox, Mrs. Others from the county attending ated III pels well' pluced ill lb* Y o ung .In liiiin W in b In I a. it -I ;■ I
and they any, ‘There's Hob Hope.’ J. N. Durden, Mrs. W. C. Clause, the meeting were Mrs. J. D. Mm I'lium el and in the window* of lln- I mg (lean 1 and cm I ■■ I .t - till** •
-a t lo p illu u Inn 1I1 <11I - 1I1 1 . .1
—ha bn ha!1"
Mrs. Ear) Evans, Mr*. W* P. Yes- risen of*.Altamonte Springs; Mi* chinch.
Mrs. F N Vernay, chinch 01 Iih i I ii lace.
H# added that "Sorrowful” help- |«*y, Mr*. J . L. Horton, Mr*. V. II. W. H. Young, Maitland; umi Mr*
Tlu* ninlln i *il Tin In ,■ 11-, M i- J
td make u transition for him. Grantham, Mr*. Landreti, Mrs. N. W. Davis and Mrs. C. K. Hit gall let, played nuptlnl miisii
i .1 .1 11. I
. "Working with the kid gave me a Tlson, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. W. H. tell uf Lake Monro*.
which inolialod "Trnumer". "At W heli lid , iv.in- a c n ii 11
*w chain* to do soeiethlng aerious Billingsley, Mrs. Cassube. Mrs. G.
Dawning", "Claii tie Lune", "O nvet -oft in a r li t u lli la •a ighl n|M
U i i Ilii io t ,
without being too obvious," he W. Rowland, Mra, Farris*. Miss
Perfect Love" and "Thine Alone" ill fin llt with pod.
Fred Wilson, local attorney, re Claude
In nillaid.
Howard, great uncle of lose*. M l*. I 'li'in , tin
Rue William* and Mr*. J. W.
turned yesterday from a visit In the
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.. ''Because"
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iniile, sang
und g room 's oiulIn 1. was u'w iu -d m
Reporting Hope’s
Hope’* activities Is Knight.
New Jersey and New York. He| Mi** Jeanne I'hillips of Tnllnlm* g ra y lu a n p o -i lie w lo d i fi-alo n-d
something like reading a 8anta
attended a national
Klaranl* see, snloisl, rendered "I l.uve II bended bodice and lu ll I n I \
F t timetable. HI* latest prujeet I*
conventinn In Atlantic City, N. J. Thee" by Grieg und “Ave Marie" purple lo d o il fm nu ll lo t .........
to play the Michigan State Fnfa
and spent some time with his son, "l.ielieslrauin" was softly played M rs. It. 1 lli'w a n l, pi m ull,n.ilie i j
at . Detroit Sept. 3, 3 and 4. Ap
Robert Wilson In Ntw York City during 1 In- exchange of wedding i-f the In oil- won- a lilm I. M ip l* |
pearing nil by himself, he’ll do two
and with his daughter and *un- vov * and the wedding marches In -lice 1 d le ss and In-t »m age n m I
■how* dally and reeelye f 10,000
ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. Dan G. Mit Mcudollsobli and l.idiengren wen- also a In ii-m le i m ih o l
per day. Sounds llkir * record,
cham and their children in West- used.
TMDNSDAV
Th* date waa set by showman
Follow dig the wedding a n n - |
Western Jamboree
bury, N. Y.
*%Gua Sun, and that gave* Bob a
The nttracllve bride was given Inm was held ai tin- Snulnrd
N*wa
1
"tw in g e of nostalgia,
In marriage hy her fathei and Woman's I'inli wloeh " n« di ■-.i*i
WMtarn Jamboree
Th* 1 o'clock clue
. "You know somalhtng, Gue,” he
wine a gown of nylon net ovei cd with pah- look and blue In
Mli*
Virginia
Cullom
of
Chatta
News
said, "36 years ago I wga.Working
satin. The dress featured Hwerllsh drongeas and gn-' Oeii
I Ingporte Ocorea
nooga, Tenn., and Llaut. and Mra. Insertion
for you *t 140 n week. And* you
and tiny net ruffles lo Ida's tahle held a ...... tu-n-d
Popular Moalo
Herbert
Moreland
left
today
after
Morning Devotions
know something else-that’a about
across the shoulders accenting mii wedding cake topp'd with a iua>
taking part In th* Whelchel- off shoulder design, The waistline "l valley lilies I low............ llnMoods in Must*
wbat I’ll net out of this engage
World at Nip*
Pieree nuptials. Ml** Cullom wtl
ment."
formed of the Insertion and table were nl utoti- gni'bn - nod
Popular Must*
accompany Lieut, and Mra. More wa*
Variety
Bob still hope* to get away for
the very foil net skirl, trimmed gteem-iy and ilu i , nodi Into u
land
to
Jacksonville
where
he
Is
Angela
Pear
lo
_
a two-week vacation In Jasper
In M lu ll litfM i ll I h |*4m
11* htl.li*
Olib New, Morrow
stationed at tha Naval Base and wllli ilia Hwedlsb Inserts, extend 111 >■)!■ wild li lid ’ K1 ilt •* I.... k mm
Park, Canada, but hr-* said a few
rd into n elreular train. Her veil
from
thera
will
teava
by
plane
for
day* In the local mountains reviv*
|illn i*(| VVliN (li'*’iii till'd H Mi |4fil(*
her home. She waa the house guest of -hrerest bridal Illusion fell |Miik kIn'IihIii’Iv. iiikI |.n nl*tiff
I *v*d hie spirit* before etfrtlag the
from a Dutch coronet of white
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
Hamilton
Blabaa.
I fUfpIctur*.
hi ink h i m ,\Mhn
and seed pearls. Rhe wore iivi*r 1L»* tir
Alao visiting the Blsbeae was Mlsa satin
"The air la pure ovaltln* up
milts of embroidery and net and I .>Ilinti 11*•v I«’ und Mm. Milton
Judy
Hubbard
who
left
today
alao
jhere,’’ he said. "One deep breath
carried h fan of Rote Point lace W lin rtn ri o f I I i I immI o .
for her bom# In Atlanta.
and th# bellboy catchea you and
Koroivin^ khonIm hi (tic «!nnv
at tlm has# of which waa a white
put* you to bed.”
re M is, II nmillon Itbln-e and
orrhld and orange blossom* from
Amplification deptt Young John reporting hi* mother u saying th*
Which fell a shower of white rib Mix. Lloyd F. Boyle ami a>-isling
Barrymora was a bit hasty in movie* or* o "filthy buiin***."
bon* knotted with orange bln*- with the guest* were Mrs I E.
Batten, Mrs. G. E . Mel hill, Mrs
some.
"How could I *oy thot," r t
The matron of honor, Mr*. Ilei- Bay Fox. Mrs. Price I leant. Mr*
mark* hid mother, Dolor#* Co*t*lbert Moreland, wore yellow or- llov llolli'i umi M i*. Grace Gray.
lo "about a builnot* which ha*
rantly over taffeta. Th# dress was Reiving the bridal cuke were Mrs.
aupportad our family for tkra*
fashioned with an off shoulder Jam es Ridge, Mr*. Roby l.uiag.
generation* T I have told John It U
neckline trimmed with embroider Mis. \V. A. Adams and Mr*. W al
sometime* a disappointing bmiaat*
*d yellow organdy, a fitted bodice lace Bell assisted hy Miss Betty
la that you oft*n don’t gat th*
id hoop skirt. Rhe carried n ■-*»- Jo Brock, Miss Daphne Connelly
rol**'you really want to do."
cade arrangement of Esther Reed and Miss Jean Buyer. I't c h lin g at
Capiule review i "House of
daisies an divey with matching tint punch howl* were Mrs. Tom
Streagera" (TCP) la a strong hunk
Skafard•Orlande R
Boll, Mrs. W, C. H ill, Mrs. John
dalaias In her hair.
Pta. 4M at the PI
of drama. A hardbollod tale of
BridcsinnUla were Mils Virginia Ivey, Mr*. \V\ G. Flem ing, Mr*.
warfare within an Italian banking
Cullom nf Chattanooga, Tenn, John L. Galloway, Mrs. W illiam II.
fhmi!y( It la absorbing and power*
L u t Times Tonight! fut.
Mra. C. I’. Vehlle, siatar of the Wray ami Mrs. Edmond Mci-uJi
Susan Hayward and Edward
brtdagronm, of Bathlaham, Pa.. iissi led by Miss Chin lotto True
(J. HoMahoa are flae. But the real
Mlt* Bcatrlra Blsbea of this city, and Mm. Brine Holt.
town M Richard Coat*’* emarM lit Judy Hubbard at Atlanta.
The couple left lain in tlm availteaea aa a *tar. Only Jangling
Oh. Miss Audrey B « ‘ •f Sanford lug for
trip, Mr*.
lotet aeme “amart" love talk ha*
green suit
•M Miss Sue Nsely of Franklin, Pierce wme
» » « Hayward and Coate.
r.» rilin g *
II 1111lire a
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T H S SANFORD H C R A tO . SA tfFG R D FLORIDA
Gruber, Jones And B arry Named O n F S L A ll-S ta r Team
"is BB-BSanford Takes Two Contests From Palatkans
Mound Nomination
Meet Lees
though...........
OAlNKBVILLK.'Tune 2P (/p)- Giants
Joitixtf Joe Blasts
Slghtlem
Lou Bcvll, Daytona Beach pltchrrWhile on the subject of football, Sanford Legion Nine l gt
burg
In
One
Tilt
the Htetaon Hatter* will sell re
Defeats Orlandoans
m n „ Uft«j To Compete In Blind Gams Winning Homer
outflelder standout swept recog
nition In the h'lnriii* Mato league | At Park Tonight;
served seat* to all of their home
From
The
Tournament July 8 4 BOSTON, June 89 fjP>— YodTd
All-Star balloting.
game* thla year. • . This la I he
The Hanford American Legion
Boback May Hurl
first such venture since the war Junior baseball team defeated the
Bevll became the flrat man In
think tha Mg fellow wltli the num
. . . Loach Boh Trocotnr la Ins Orlando Junlora yesterday by a
NORRISTOWN, Pa., Jana i t OF) ber "A" on hie gray baseball shirt
League history to win two play
_______
tigating
many
revolutionary
Idea*
The
Hanford
Giant*
awept
both
—Twenty
sightless
getfera,
cap
ing position* ns the fan* voted
BY ARTHUR BKCKWITII, JR. at the Deland school. . .This la I to 0 count aa Charlla Thomas,1 Throng* of dog racing fan* are able of ihootlng In tha 9&s and lad bean playing baseball all a a ^
him the league'* lop rlghthnniled end* of a twin attraction from the
eon—Joe Dimaggio, of tha
Hanford righthander limited tho |expected to watch the running of
Herald Sport* Editor •
Just a hunch, hut you had lu-lter Invader* lo a single hit ovar the flrat annual Citrua Derby at the driving 170 yarda or more, will York Yankoba, of course.
i'alatka
Aialeaa
at
the
Municipal
pitcher and also mimed him to one
w*irh
the
Hatter*
In
the
next
Park
laat
night,
winning
the
flrat
compete
July
8
and
8
In
the
Na
of the three outfield position*.
All ha did aa the American Lea
seven Inning route.
|Volusia County Kennel Club In
RAY r o h k n k r a n z
couple of years, If Trocotnr re
tional Blind Golf Tournament at gue leaders measured the Rad Sax
Just to rompleto hi* sweep, tilt hy a 7 to A rount and copping Dear Arthur
Hanford's
lone
run
was
scored
Daytona
Beach
tonight.
The
setup
main* lit the helm. . .He Is a smart
nightcap by an 0 to 7 margin.
tha Plymouth Country Club.
8-4, last night, was bang a Haa
Bevll topped the fan voting for the theThe
Am a little lata In answering football man, and with a little in the neventh aa Clarenre Clause of aco greyhounds which will enmdual victory over the A’a
Rllnt Russel, 84, Daluth, Minn., drive single Into left center to
league'a moat popular player and moved
waa
safe
on
an
error
by
Tomoapete
haa
Just
been
announced
your
wire,
but
pleaae
forgive
this
Sanfordltea to within
aid from alumni (financiallyI he
will defend hla title. Another con Ignite a throe run attack In the
will he awarded the Ratliff trophy. two andthoono-hatf
game* of -he time aa the club waa at home over will put nut a good grid combine icwakl, moved to third on a hit by Racing Secretary Merrill Watta tender Is Charlla Boewtrtl, farmer second and then blasted a wlnnlhg
The atill undecided league lead- top rung In the Florida
by
Thompson
and
crossed
the
plate
aa
follows:
Mlky,
Missouri
Dashl)i«
week
end
and
I
have
been
Htate Lea
for Htelsou. , . .
ara will meet the All-Htar* In the gue ladder.
on an error hy the Pitcher, Smith.1er, Little neachlc, Monon, Poverty star halfback at Alabama U. who two-run homer In tha axt inning.
huay,
"How did It foal, Joa, getting
annual All-Htar gnme on July 4.
Gene Pennington worked behind Pride, Miracle Mile, Dolphin and played tn tha Rosa Bowl gome aAa you know Roaonkrana open
gainst Stanford In 1840.1
Lefthander Jack Deal went the
back In there, hitting your flgat
Gainesville and Daytona Reach arc
the plate for the local*, while'Surefooter.
ed
the
season
In
111*
outflald
cJ'
Boswell was blinded In the Bat homo run of tho season and, If you
currently tied for the honor, and route In the aeven Inning opening waa atrange to him. He dldnt
Thomas pitched. Bmlth pitched! Greyhound owners ate getting
tle of tho Bulge tn World War two don't mind repetition, how'i tbg
If thay do not nettle their flrat affair to poet tha victory. How- •tart hitting until he waa moved
and
Kacher
caught
for
the
Orlando
their
runner
tuned
up
to
the
nth
^
hla golf i t Valley heal fee lt"
club.
1degree,
- place deadlock in two more daya, ever, Deal waa aaalated by the back to flrat baae.
following
tho announce and'golearned
"Oh, good," ha replied, "I waa
Forge General Hospital. Ha e m
a flip of the roin will decide the mighty bat of Connto Kavokia,
ment
by
President
William
L.
who poled a three-run homer In the
Rosy broke hi* ankle aa he waa
rama with giving him
..... tha golngHcraiy hanging around New
boat team.
Huntley that a Citrua Derby will its the game
third canto to Ice the till for the •teallng aecond. He started to a!Ido
lift to bear with hla haMBeep. Yotk.M
Rainy went her In moat parks on Giant*.
Sporta
In
Brief
h*
run
every
year,
and
that
the
but changed hla mind and It loukCharlie la tha proprietor of a
the night of the balloting kept
flrat greyhound owner to win three sports
PI.ONMIA BTATH I.KAtlt B
Hy AHH(H1IATF.D preh h
goods store In Birmingham,
Hanford acored four runa In the eil to me e* If he pitched forward Trtm
tha total niimhei' of votea down, hut
times will receive an award of
W I, Pel n a -----------NO HIT GAMB
Ala.
If. 37 * If,
an approximate 4,000 fan* had opening frame In twn hit* and on hi* atytnach. holding hie right Oslnrsellla
T
ra c k
15,000
In
government
bond*.
Huch
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., June 38 (ff)
»•. 17 ai.v
llrsrh
.To
kerp
their
game
going,
tho
their aay on who la the leagura'a four free tlcketa laaued by George leg up and pointing to hi* foot. hsylnns
SA V ro H II
—Jim Morrli, a 34-year-old right
ii j « .m m I TULARE. Callf.-lrving Mon- an offer elevates the Volusia Der
Aabrldge, who waa derrlcked with When I got out there the right M
caddy or coach lines up tha blind hander, hurled a no hit, no run
beat.
19 1« .All *H dschnln, New York Pioneer Club, by Into the "big time."
l. Aoaiisllon
foot waa hanging over to one able, I'slalhs
two
men
down
In
the
flrat
Inning.
is
I*
.r,m
7W
man's
feet
for
each
(hot.
The
led Olympic champion Bob MnBuddy Lake, Hanford veteran, Gunialea completed the lilt.
Tonight the greyhound winner
lame for tho St, Joseph Cardinals
being out of piece.
II 19 IAS II
tlcl.HOrl
liilaa, Tulane, at the «nd of' flrat; ntVhe derhy'wlirhave a'hianket'of d/ive la hit In normal fashion. Boa- n tha Wratern Association t t y
waa aecond lo Bevll in the pop
IS *f.
1ST 1!*
f lllsmlo
Buddy Lake chalked up hi* ninth
The
doctor
act
the
ankle
In
the
II SI las lilt five evenb. In natbnal ^AU de- 1 nrangea placed on hla back by a well can hit 330 yarda of more night.
ular player voting. Lake wnn the victory of the campaign In the field and x-rayed It upon arrival I.crs lM ira
+
Mesalls leslrrriar
j ralhlon. Mondscheln had 4,025 citrus Queen, assisted by Dodge straight down tho fairway.
award laat year.
Tha Cardinals beat Hutchinson,
tlsln
e
a
vlll*
I*.
O
rliioi
1>> 1 .
nightcap,
hut
needed
a
little
help
at
the
hospital,
find
ng
It
set
per
In
pitching
to
the
grata,
tha
Palatka'a Axalena had two men from the right wing of Joe flcholti fect with the amall Iwme on the
points, Mathias 8,830.
ftTaylor, chairman of the State CltHnnfnrfl 7 -*. 1‘sln lh n 5 - 7.
Xaa„ 8 to 0.
HI. AlIKIISlinn I, I >•-1.,<■>>I I
named tn the All-Htara and a who waa called Into the contest In outside
HAHKBALL
, rua Commission. Other memliera of caddy calla from the pin and the
Only two Hutchjnson batters'
of
the
ankle
broken.
I
m v I ii Oh lles i'l i a. I . e r s l i u r a ( .
third among the top ala outfieldBOSTON—Joa DIMagglo played the Commiaalon. together with distance le gauged by sound. Oh reached base, one on a walk and'
(laM ra T n S sr
mlng to halt a fourRosy wa* alath In R. B. I .'a had
tho groan tho caddy lines up tha one on a wide throw to flrat,
.trloii'N,
cl
j
his
flrat
regular
game
of
the
scores
of
growers,
packer*
and
r. Schulta pitched In
run uprlalng.
Ils r lu iiH lies,'li nt I's ls lk a ,
|Amet lean League season and got shipper* will watch the ten-race blade of tha putter, taking roll
Flrat haaeman Lavnrn (Lefty) one batter, F.waniak, and forced •even homo runa with an averMorris area with Houston In the
I restiu.'g »L rlKUlnrit.
uf about .370, an* waa playing
; n homer, single and base on balls1 program. In order to acquaint via- into consideration and gives a Texas League last year.
Mayer topped the vote at the In him to pop out to Charlie I'eplo age
HI,
A
u
a
iislln
s
nl
•
1 n o rivllln ,
good
hall
afield.
It
looked
to
me
"beam"
for
tho
put
by.rattllng
the
A
M
K
H
IC
A
*
I
.
K
I
I
I
I
K
in
four
trips
to
tha
plate
aa
the
(tors
with
Florida's
delicious
citrus
itial aack with Oalneavllle'* Don at aecond base.
aa If he wea finding himself «»'• Teaa,
J*
J}’* fl" Now York Yankees defeated the fruit, free orange Juice will lie flag in tho cup.
Allen running socond.
New York
I'eplo, hack In the lineup, fol
going t« havu • K"°'l yr“r'
ix ii ,'4*; 4it Boston Red Hox, 5-4.
r| given to ell spectator*.
Manager lillsey Mott won the lowing a term on the dlaahled liat, was
I
’lilla
ilrliilila
(Jive everyone In Hanford my *'levrlnni|
PINRY WOODS TOURNRY
i i is r.ia a
aecond liaae spot, tupping Ht. An- played a brilliant game at second
DALLAS—Pete Gray, one-armSuch a feat octet of router* will
floslrin
r, ii . ,s*7 a
regard*.
THOMASVILLE, Ga., Juno 88
guatilin'* l.yle Judy.
ed
outfielder
who
once
played
he
running
In
the
Derby
track
IIM ro ll
is m
•
base, He complete*! a double play
Your* alnceroly
At ahnrtstop, Daytona's Gua In tha flrat game, and came up
V> 11 .M l 11
W ashington
with the St. Louf* Browns, given record* may tumble. In a schooling (/P)—Another record entry Hat la
expected for the Fourth of July
W. M. Been
(fhlrsao
IT II .117
14
Monlnlhano had a comfortable ed with
I I IS i n iiu "brigh t ridaase hy Dallas of . race Dolphin covered the futurity Plney
Business Manage! HI. Lo uis
Woods Invitational golf |
ge over Walt .Singer, 4he Gaines field. acvoral spectacular play* a” i Texas League.
course In 281 an all-time low.
llesnllH Vralrnls y
Knoavllle Baseball Club.
tournament.
•!
Nr w Y o r k f>, l l o s l o n 4
ville G-Man ahortfieldrr who slatt
TKNNIH
'
Little
Boachle
haa
won
three
races
Jim June*, tnlrd haaeman, paced
Tampa Hmoher*
riillsil<l|ililH S. WimliliiNlon 1,
Thl* year's meat le tha Slet.
ed the season with the Ataleas.
LONDON—Two
seeded
men’a'in
a
row,
a
0th.
Hth,
and
Uth.
Tof 'l n v r l s n i ! 4, l i r l r o l l 3
The leeguo's prlic rookie, Jim the Hanford attack In the flrat
There la a poaalbllHly that the, Hi,
doubles teams eliminated from'night she will be striving for a It will ba held over the Glenn ArLo u is 7. i ' I i Ii h k u a i l l i n n i
June* of Hanford; was an easy game with two hit* In three trip.*, Aaalea Bowl In I'alaHta will ho
V ATilllV AI. I.U I III H2 ,
Wimbledon Tennis Championships. I fourth. Mlky ami Mlaaourl Dasher vert Country Club course .starting
IV i.
winner for third base. Ht. Augus and came hack In the nightcap to the spring training *»«
tl’“
Friday.
Ht 36 .sTr! " n i Bwond-seeded team of John Brom- will Imth tie after their third win.
hit
aafely
twice
In
four
trip*.
Gentine's Fiank I'iet wns runnnrun In
Tampa Hmoker*. who trained last
Co-chairman Heath Varnedoo
i i 7a .non | wlrh and Frank Hedgman, defend-' Motion won the.feature race Mollterftclder
Tommy
Cataldo
banged
spring In Fort M e y e r* . It was an
a close I,altle with Gainesville'*
37 I t
.6 41 4*4 ing champion* from Australia^ day. With auch a setup the race and R. B. Woodall said they ex
out
three
hlta
In
luur
official
ap
.1* It .617 S
Dave lliirke.
nounced yeaterday In
*,y
pect a record Geld of more than
.13 11 .6011 7*4 ousted hy nudge F’at»^ of Lo* An- l» certain to he a thriller until
Gainesville grabbed two-third* pearance* to lead the Hanford as owner Tom Hplcola of the Hniukera.
200 entries. Roth last year and the
17 1 * .411
gelcs
and
Eric
8turgc*a
of
South
the
dust
settles.
11
I
S
I"
of the outfield u* Al I'lrllu und sault In tho final game.
" If the housing situation, am*
17, 11 .11"I 144 Africa. Fourth-seedeii Bob Falkenyear before set records.
,
Hmet
Mil*
79 IJtJ
17, II .371
Tonight the Glanta.meet the a few other arrangements made,
Jim River* wore named running
"
berg of Beverly Hills and Jaroslav
n a( Hair usiir i)*aat*)
IIm s II, 1 Mlrolnr
male* for Bevll. I'lrflo, the lea Leesburg I)o*lgor* a l . the local I will take the Tampa club to » alNow Yoik l. It.,slim I.
Drolmy of Circhoslovakla defeatvvttllng. d r » k.
Ksrluslvelr.
HOLE IN ONB
j
Ht. L o llls a, I'hlt-HMO !»,
gue’* lop hitler al llui moment, park In a single affair. Tho gnme atka next year," Hpleola>( aaaerlejL
e*l hy Australians Geoff drown
1/^5: SJl, n"°* ° ,c* r w'
Brooklyn
S,
I
'4,1
1
„
l|
,li
lie
1.
SAVANNAH, Gs., June 88. (A*)
will
start
at
H:IA
o'clock,
and
It
and Billy Sldwell.
O M a .n .^ N .v .r^ r.l.^ ^
polled the most outfield vote* with
" I f this wotka nut,
*
<*ln,-lii „n 11 n l
1‘llls h i i r a l i
noil,
—A limping little blfride was on
Rivera •'•rood. Bevll waa third la likely that Manager Hal Gruber •aid. "we will liouk exhll.l Ion isln.
GOLF
I Last Hair Ilatlr l>*ahl* )
will aend either Jack Boback or gemea with major league club*
among thr flychasera.
AMEH Iowa—Arnnlct Palmar ' Itadlsnt tied. Illsck King, June- the record boobs today as tha
w ...
™* ™! t r’ Oon Jons*. Dslia 1*1. laaaor. Ifoud flrat aver to fire • htRa-ln-oua la
If Bevll or tho all-alar mana lefthander Lany Barry to tha training In Florida# tliua l l jjw
Wake Forest sophomore from U - t rine*. Glow ttnn. Munvlaw.
tha 20-yaar history of the Georgia
ger — Hal Grtilter of Hanford — hill to face tho up and coming f f i i . f i fan* In I'alatka am I'u *
trnlw. Pa., fired a par 71 In second
. eva Mar* a/iaih* Mile
State Woman's Golf ta M jM ftm
nam County lha opportunity telecta to Inin the All-Htar* aa a lake CouriUane.
NISIOI AND OUT
Mrs. Harry Jemlgan of Augda*
llcher, the All-Hfar nutflald will
,
honn,1
. rn
A
J r golf
* J Ttournament Nl?h|M'»tso
p/' By* oir* Dr*am,
Daytona Bewail and-Uelnatvllle tee many baseball Mara.
honora
In
NCAA
tihythm.
Whirtnn.
to scored nar act w)|b a «Jub
it an all-Galneavllle nffalr aa Hal got hack In (he vletory column
While commenting on the A*ai
with 141 total.
n*mi*Y.
suggested by her am» a MM.,and
Ivav waa tiro fourth man In tha laat night after n week of defeat* eaa. Hplcola said lie did IHit know
LINCOLN. Neb.—Two Texan*.......... M ^ t" n r.J'lu S n in ? 1^H.rln* wfth her feet so badly hltatafpd
If
he
would
he
able
to
atreiigthe
and ralnouta, Hlnce both won thay
hallollng,
Hetty MacKinnon of Mr. Pleasant umrniL* 4’iim, Hhirt lisnd, Ann'a that she cut out the back of her
Following Ivy wa* Glen Vainer remained deadlocked for the Flor the club any mine thl* y a r, lor
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
and, Betsy Rawls of Austin, shared
Frlaky Italia. Alibi Al.
shoos.
ther'ra tape, knUe ar aat. .
of Orlando, Jim Emmerich of Day ida Htate League lead and the finding goon
.................honors
in
Wnm.n'a
»th Mar* P a la r ilr
'i * * ,"Ji
For the second night In a row' tri«*<iasll*t
J
,
,
women
a
nnlp'a
Jsslrr, (lump, tluanr’a
r » 0 WNTI mi
tona nod PnlnlknV Herb Mrl<eod. site of tha July 4 All-Htar game caey Job He wide.! that ha wanted the Greenville Spinner* nnd the \Trnns-Mlaslsslppl Golf Tourna- Itnsirr, Had**
nt MunaUr. HcrlmHam Denim*, the crippled man- atill la a tnaaup,
fans In know If there be Tigers uf Augusta engaged in an ment with fmtr-ttndrr-par 75's.
«»«», (•nrdnu*, It,inter 47.. Winnie* over, M*d1o*. Adorn, Pretty ,;Fert,
c . w
s . u
'In i, It
pger rtf tha Daytona* nine,
hltn Hack. K»nyon._...................
BOXING
• • -l won ,| If one of them la alone on top comes ■ way to add strength <" c x t r a - inning .Smith Atlnntic
ymt yetetar r**al 0 F Cl
S*le*H*a* Par WelaeeOey
the runnrriiit
honor*
behind
Gru
tha
club
that
he
will
certainly
do
licagui*
Iiiisi'liull
game.
PITTSBURG—J a k e M in t *.* _ Vsto"'* a” ?t*r»*/,*Vlkln1rM* Mias,
liltnia race.
i •iiuraday midnight, fllat team Is
Plrat—Bxctoalvelr. Rovar Pr*l
herJoining
In the 'Bevll
pilot* race.
Tin- latest one ran 10 Inning*
For
on the pitching i
All-Htar host. If It'* still n tie
Jona*.
QtfW
tho deA.ilon will he made by tea"After
witnessing
Haturday amt had the Hpina the victor*,
■luff a* rlittilliHii
night'* game, this club look* .'i to 2. Tho gnme Monday ran
OVa
Dram*, '
I man
: ; S S t arecognise Charles ns sue- „ l‘rliir**a
J « v P ! ■■*** .
mat* Lee I Spot )
. . . , Ml,Ilia,
.
. T oTown
- --- ~
- - --Illue
- - - I Whlrlon.
(uatfno
Daytona Beach turnad back orally «w»d la itf. «'"> »™ '"V. It Innltiga mill the Tigers , ame a|„n
Pourtb—Marin* OeheraL Dnva |
thodnx L#4>ahurg, 0 . 0 , whlla Gainesville tain they will win many game*. ° U|V other 'Hnllv I eaune contest. ! fCM° V °
«*ouU.
Proml.e.bout
to ?'?$.
W
B* Li«kl.
In other Hally League conleaU, |recognlie winner
of London
t«k*n XJSlSTf
M
e n <8lu?^“
o n
l I?
v m l Manacrlng,
Rplcnli concluded*
llevll, plastered Orlando, 10 • 3.
riflh—Cordrn*. “galp'a Jastey,/ ■ U P A I N T I M I
the
Havnnnnh
Imllans
nipped
tho
‘
“
—
.
■
j
,
Nik
Mac*
S/ISIk*
Mile
Doidte C.
order.
Lea Kaih pitched Daytona Baach
Her# *n There
Hruco Wooilcock nnd l^ e
i,„,iy iu m *. itnsilr Hull*, M
Leiigue-leailliig Columbus Cardi between
a u th —Viking Ml**, Betting
Havold a atop challenger.
7 * ™ , Alaskan, Is Oaiso, Bln* tan.
Buddy tn Ita win, but Wallr Qaddla had
8RR
Vain Acii
nals,
5
In
4;
Moron's
Penrhes
H
oCOTTON
STATEH
NETTERS
".v.iwr
Htrw
iw
h*
x^co
laddla, to atop a thrca-run Leesburg Up*
Ojrl.
rowa,
Miatahea
Xeventh — T.
To'
fented
the
Tors
at
Jacksonville,
lt*an ln r. Princess Mla*i
ait nr rising In tha ninth. Tha lilandara
8YLACAUGA, (la .,, Jim* 2l>—
irtimx tt*»ke
fl to 1l nnd (he Rideda of Charles )/pi_The
* Ith in — Alaska a,,
aat la Babe,
nt»j
No. 2 ranked player wnn
Mikv. MUSmirl liaaher. U tile { Mnary
got off to a good atari with four
TlFIW*
Tareaa.
ton edged the iHst-plaru Columbia
wiving runa In the opening Inning on a S S r t t t 1
' * ' » B » f » * Reds, 3 and 2.
Ninth—Mira
acle
Mil*;
Mlaaosrl
nn the eldrllne* today ni piny en- ’ ’iTrwr'i'w'Mila.'llninhln. HuriLotar. *
the ({unrter-flnnla In in"
...
le.
*tered
iBih
m—
-------ie who walk, three alnglea and Lm Hlpp’a Iilanta of 1048" to represent Hie
Claude Hlple came from third Cotton
l«fc
Mar*
H*a*fc
114 8ANFORD AVENUE
"
w
a
jf
lL
mean Btalak,
Slates Tennis Toumnment.
local Florida Htate iMRjjN
m tha double.
Wu**n Klein*, ilralnr lie**, pep. Kearon.
on a hunt hy Don Hunk to give
Ellery
Carver
of
Colorado
led the
Oalneavllle aleo got off to a
tho Hidnner* the decision at Au
'tanrto. rood atari. The G-Men led Orgusta. The winning run wa* scor Springe, Colo., upset Lee Lonif
ed In tin* top of tha tenth, The ahore of Anniston, Ala., eeedal
against each other to l*e crown
Hpina tied the game at 2-all with second, 2-fl, 0-4, 8-3, In laat night a
a pair In the seventh. Tom Lakos second round.
Wado Herron of Birmingham,
l “* « d !! to* enterUiVeottteat.' go waa credited with the victory,
deapite hla replacement by Tom
nwi|iinpm
__
I.aaorda In the final frame. Tho
victory of the aeeeon for St.
Tiger defeat apolled tha debut of
Doublea pi
Auguitlne, holding DoLend to
their new manager, Jim I'ruett.
aeven hlta. The SaTnta got 18 off
The Tribe rhpaed three in tho Longshore and
Lou Ballard and Ed Sherman.
mTb^Urilvaralty of F'orWa-Unl- eighth to whip the league-leadere seeded team.
GAMS NOTES
at Columhu*. Al tlurch went the
route for the Redaklna and limited Ted Williams Tops
Joe Mallnowakl waa sidelined laat
the Card* tn eight hlta. The Rodnight by a alight fever, but la ei*
aklna pul II hlta and ala Card
All-Star Balloting
pectad to be ready to go twok Into
cimra together for the victory.
the lineup within a day or tw o....
Dick
Reeder
atarted
for
Colum*
Johnny Toncoff waa plaeed on the
CHICAGO, June 29 GB— The
want, the **"*• •? ,. •* J i (|tora hua, hut gave way for Gene Fas- aecond aucceaaive year, the Bouton
dlaebled Hat for a ■
ten
->day
.7 5 period,
.1 a .
hole In the eighth.
Red Boa' plugging out-flelder, Ted
Rig Jim Alrhlty went the dla- WIIHama, haa become -popular
tance and act the Tara down on champion" of the All*8tara naae*
e e e •! n s U H I » B i n i i i wi • ■«, ,.,wr , .. aeven hlta In the game at Jack*
bably will keep the game on the aonvllle. Roy I'eteraon hrnught In hell poll.
The nation-wide balloting by
aeheaule aa a night avant, alnce two run* In the flrat to give the
It la very likely that a night game I'aachea e lead that they never fana to aelact tha atarting Amer
will attract more people than will loat. Peterson brought In two ican and National League lineup*
an afternoon elaah. . .It la a good more runa In tho ninth with a for the 10th eontaat, icneduled for
Wake Forest Youth
Idea for the city of Tampa, homo run. The Peacheo g o t' to Brooklyn*! Ebbeta Plaid July 18,
two Tar hurlere for 11 aafotlee, anda at midnight tonight.
Tope College Golfers,
Final reaulta will be announced
Tho rebel* led the Rede, 8*1,
efter three Inning* at Columbia Saturday by the Chicago Trlbuna,
AMESt lowe, June 38, (A1)—The
end held on for the victory. Joint clearing houae for the voting which
Tate held the Rede down to three began June 10.
Wllllema hea collected 1,418,387
hlta, Ilia mate* got to two Colum*
votee out of n total 8,408,778
bln pitchora for 10.
eaat In the lataat tabulation*. Ha
waa moat popular cheiea laat year
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10,SOO.ton oil tanker, tha Btanvae
* ” " r t'
Sumatra, will, be launched tenor*
William* leada hla n w m t rind,
row at the Bethlehem-Sparrowe Jaehie RoUnaow of the Brooklyn
Point ekopyard.
The 80l*foot long tanker la the
Annual Citrua “
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At Volusia Track
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hound* quickly. It atill la in good
condition, eaperta any.
i
v.W 'v,s hr‘ '™ ?? ■
Nam. Hiatut." to-wll: aeo M».o» cloth to both aide* of the carpet.
Florida Hlalul.a 1*41 with th.
KOTALl/UHt Coat Flat Oil Hnne
|3,25 To 94.00 Per Gallon
SOFT Gloat and High Ltwlrr
EQUIPMENT Enamel
FLOOR and Deck, Quick Drying.
LARCOLOID Enamel and Varnish
AH lh Attractive Colora.
0** Us For All Your Glass Nerd.
A LIFT FOR YOUR RUG
Legal Notice
MOUSE ft "IMT
Cell Pa For Responsible Palntrrn Who Guarantee Satisfaction
■
■
PAIN IN THE NECK
If your pillow fenthrr* me old
hvd have lost thr Imoynncy ttecr.'isary to .five the rlttht support you
ntlffht pot n |inin In the neck no ii
result.
clerk nf th. Circuit Court o( llejntool. County, Florida.
a.
ii. rRTuneoN, j n .
Owner.
IN C O IJItT
OK T IIR
CO 0NTV
JIT M 1 R . HF M l N O l.F.
C O t) N T T .
H T A T K O F K L O flt D A . IN PR O R A T I :.
In r . I t i . K * t* te n f
Florence Thomas Hrady
herraerd.
WHOM
CKHN:
TO At.t.
,
PAGE r i v *
i
WHIRLING Hl.i.i-.t'KItM
I
The nvernire person tmri* in hi* I
deep every IIt minute*, iteemdliiir lo ream churn. They *ny ihi*
it the reaann the demnnd foi twin
lieda haa fiietenaeil 'in pet cent
aince the wnr.
8 I.8 RP TO LIVE
‘Tie mid n man ntav live 00
daya withnut food, 14 day. with
out water, hut only fl day. Iwthnul
deep. Try to ffet adequate sleep
every uiffht to kep your youth
and bauty.
Dr. Henry McLaulin
OpIomclrlHl
11.1 Mninnlla Ace.
I'hone 512
J u lu n j
CAPUDINE
Ar HEADACHE
$ tim
ui* *«»t et 4if***4
Ll
IT MAT CON
Nolle. 1. h.r.hi clean that Vlr
Inin II t>.vl. fll.d bar final raori .a Kiaruttlt or lh. r . U I .
lor.or. Thoniaa llrndy. d . c . . . __
3!
that ah. filed h.r ii.tlllon for final
dlarharaa. and that aha will apply
to th. Honorable n pnuelaa Hlan"•roni. County .India- nf~it.mlnnla
County, Florida, on the Ith day
I of July, 111*. for approval of aama
I nrol for final dlaihsrae* aa Kteruin* of tha .atata of Florence
Thoniaa Hrady, d.raaaad, on Ihla
Oh day of Juno. IMS
P
VllltllNIA II
BARGAINS
USED CARS
Kxerntrl* of tha aatale of
Floranc. Thoniaa llrady.
dar.aaad.
TALBOTT’S
-D R IV E -IN —
Wall Paper • Paint
rr.'.’ T ' . r r r o S r i t v f l r s
MAVIH
IIATIO IN Mil C A t, U. S. Secretary of f.t.ito r v .in A i I icm . i i w a i.a III.
hat and imlle* na lie Icnvr.i the II,ml session of (lie lllg Knur merlins*
In Pari*. Shortly nfler he bonrtlril ,i plnno for the United Nlate*. Tha
parley ended 1la llfl-dny atund with *t 11■■■ifi.*1 atop-s.rp ostcrmeiit on
Germany and a broadrr accord on Amln.i t .'iilcMuiimuul Kiiillophufo)
1929 MODEL “A” TUDOR
1946 FORI) CLUB COUPE
1946 FORI) TUDOR
3—licit I Entitle For Sn k«—3 5—
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
Ideal
frnme huusulow, .ytirimi* I
an I comfort,i d.- Sere*
,
Ivlntf rtmin, dii intr
a Inr«o
bedroom* nnd bath, ffiiragc, <u«k ,
?mo.C t e
'1
o l I ru e *7,r,IMMmo. $3,400,
fm
Tka taltawtag intaa aa*ty <a
• Want te a u b l l i M I* I k *
•■fare Sa ra lei
Hm t*a
Ilia Im m Hi .
« t|BM l#a Me Mm laaarll.a
•
D aw
a# M e II* # j a M H I . i
M Ha»ae t i Mr tlaa iaaaetlaa
Fir a e a r*. H Ike Km ,
•>a#bta rata far klaek faaa a***
PHONE 14fc
Waat A*a will . . _
A W fka tafapka*# an
eraa4aai a*area If ya*. aama
la Jiafak la ;ka tetaebaea baah.
I* eeeara fa. fkta i m a a n f i.
Ha* fka akaaeflaa* la aaMatatf
H r j a r x
& ,- 5 a . 8 :
aeWlaa. all W ilt A«a p w l tie
I* aae aMica a*
^aaWIrartaw,
’ iffiaaa* .aMfr aa IwwaAlataty
if* aa arraa aaeara
aa.ara la fa**
ra ff •■ka eaapaasl bla far
«a
awe laaiftn l pw n
' '» \ J
I
THE
n
HERA!
FOR
H K N T --
HL1.P WANtp;i) - R
'•GOOD AND BAD"
ICAR-TRIICK
Sntraman.
Katahlived ft pe. lied room suite 170.051 llshed products. Good pny and
iS|i |l|,
29.P5
workln* condition*.
(Uvo full
|c' ,WJ(
•*
24.50
detail* of eaperlcnro
experience In first
„r> tjvjn rm>m nuitp IMfi
|ctlPr. inquirio. kep, cottfldrn*
14.05! tinl. »o* 11-20 C .re llHerald.
MATHER OF SANFORD
, U N K N C U M I) K RED HOU8 E-
no down.
1201.0a E. 1 st. Ht.
I'hnna 127 i KEEPER F(»« r.I.HERI.Y COU
W. It. William*. Kealtor.
PI.E IN EXCHANGE FOR
GOAT MII.K
110 N. Park Avc. I'lmno Ilk’ll. I
ROOM AND SALARY—A
It. D. I’rlcst, Phono 7IU-W3.
GOOD HOME FOR INTERESTTHIS WEEK only $5,MI(l.fll1 will
„r r , .
...
.
ED PARTY—Reply Hox I5JI,
Kot you a six room house, plenty El M l IUC
950. cash.
Orlando, Fla.
of shrulilwry, ......... trees, 2
*’«* stove $10. 2201 Oak Avenue.
car Karaite ,V 2 screened porches
New rash refflster and acalen,
plus porte-nicliere, Htiri E, 2nd.
cheap. I’hone 1433-J.
St.
•-------------- -----— ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney’e NEW Roofs, Roof repairing
Nice 2 bedroom house, llled hath. 76e also week days. Lunches A, painting, I’hone 1HH-M.
& kitchen. Just completed. Of»hort order*.
ALL TYI’Rfl ai bulldoier work.,’
feted for immediate sale $511511.
reasonable rate*. Free estimat
(il.AIMOI,US—beautiful
g
l
a
d
a,
on nn terms.
es. David E. Carpenter, Phone
rut fresh every day, 15c per
1303-M.
Have i water Hunt lot nnd ID doxen nnd up. We grow them
near water front Iota In Mayfor your pleasure. 310 W. 6lh. LOWER PRICES. Expert watch
I i r^ , i ’Hcwli f,om $6000° lo
Strepairing, G. C. Fidlows, Horn#
1 1 100.00 each.
I
... ,
„ . , _
I Shop, 1700 Banford Ave. Phone
,
,
ONE COAT Flat Oil Pnlnt. Covern
tian t
Have Ranch land* ftoni 50 acres.
„„>• surface. Sin pastel tints and
i, .
, .
to lOfOOn iuti-i , tinpmviHl mill
whiti*, $,*L75 per gallon*
OhNKKAL nmiM1 work. 1002 h.
unimproved. See u* la-fore yim sENKARIK Glaaa Jk Paint fki.
7,h- 8t. Phone 4tl-J. References.
Iiuy ranrh pioperly.
112- I W. 2nd. H t
Phone 330.
___ _______________________ ^
it— wornrWANffiir—3
------------------ — --------------- ---------- . 10— IluNlnesM OppnrtunftlrH
C . A . WH1HDON, S R .
2—12 ft. Row Boata with o a ra ,_______________ _____________
I l l H. P ark Ave.
Phone I2HI
$25.im) each. Hanford Hoat'
FTW'** VA*
. i—
Artlclcn For Sul* —5 H -
—1
kimm
AT THE Cowan Apt*., conven
iently located across from the
Po«t Office, one rortm efficiency
apartment,
bath,.
. modern tile
.— ----luitable
for lbtitlnaaa
couple
or
, Individual.
laa*41a*U**rnl tPhone
Mf l 580
Jk
Sl AKa a p a r t m e n t h , n o
W. Flrat
Street.
Furnished
Jb - «oom» A apartment*. Day, week
or month. Phone 1B-R or 1481,
NEW—two nicely furnlthed apartel|
^mrnta good nelffhborbopd,
utiil-tie* furnished, no objection to
children. Call 1080.
|
F D R "H E N T ? i l by lB s T o rt'B u ild .
REAL ESTATE. — INSURANCE' Works. Phone 1182 or 788-J.
For 8a lu - 8llOPPE CHAPEAU—
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
-------------------^ ,lrB
•w1****!" millinery.
" ‘ RAYMOND M. HAt,l„- R e a l t o r LADIES bicycle, practically new. 1 Phone 518-J after 5 P. M.
Hlatoi lla*k lildg.| Call 271; ^_ ______ MUSIC HTORE—Records,
Radio
USED GAS Rpfrlfferntnr, apart
Repair. Priced below Inventory.
FOR FARMS, Immea, litisineaa
ment site, perfect rendition,
Owner has other inleresla. The
prnprrty anil acreage! see your
$50.00. Green’s Fuel Ona Her
Music Hm, III) W. 1st. HI. San
E. A. Strmil
Realty Agency
vice, Fla. State Dank Bldg,
ford.
Orie R. Mathleux, Assneiatn GENERAL MOTORS DIESEL
1107 E, Serunii Street or phone
ENGINES
12— Hpectiil Service* — 12
limi-J. ____________ _
______
Power for Irrigation, Saw Mill, ~
New
2 bedroom
*tucr,i on
block
Refrigeration,
Dragline and
Expert Radio Repairing
t.......___ . .....!
..ii.. . 1 ... 1
- -*
house, II.__
Hreext'wny
nml nttnchcil
oilier AppHcntlons,
Fred Myers. I l l E. 2nd. St
giiruge.
Alice,ly
iHiidscnpal., For delnlls write. Florida Diesel VENETIAN 1ILINDS made In or$h.5uu.uiio. $ i . iun.no down.
Engine Sutes,
112
o
i " East Ray Ht.
*
,|pr f4Pminol# Venetian Illin-i
W. It. WiIIiiirnH, Itrultor
Jacksonville, Ela.
Co. R2ft W.
Phone
III) N. I'nrk Ave. Phone M2'1.
11 B2-W
CORNER LOT 175
j '*! 'n**
i*inal
o* > .NEW
surfaced to
prrfcr1
7x. P’ll ft 11 *Music
Box, l111
Weal lat. Street.
,,nB $nI.CORS
i,t fifu,r.
ul'
hlnek from t-lty Hull In Ornugr' in, nr.o
U?,V .7 1 Hnj’ra mane like m.w.
n iv Wnior clcrtriciiv A i-n*
-----t ------- -------‘ Intshlng, cleaning A waxing.
Hviuiiildc. I’11 veil streld, lt,.ule,'J
“* « '
3, Box 101), Sanford, Fla.
| J j J j J J ............... ..
>7* 0 0 1 P” rt«}de power plant, 22 year*
refH*wr«tor
exnerlence In Seminole f,minty.
H. M. Gleaann, Lake Mary
* Dig. IIP W. lit. Street. 1
WATER FRONT—57 ttcrcs *.....Ii
Sanfnrd Electric Co
CURTAINS
and tare table ilnlh*
of
road
Geneva
In
Lake
Harney,j
r~ t 'ROOM furnished hOOIe, No
MO Magnulla Phone H3.
washed, *tarrhed and stretched
A50 feet rm lake and 13211 feet
-children or pets. Ptwng-1007-W
on road—want offer,
AUTO GLASS In*tailed. Glaaa for _ M8 Mellunvllle Avenue. Ph. H7U
after 8:00 P. M.
R08E COURT SECTION —5 room
every purpose.
,
SEE US FOR
bouse recently painted ln*idn SENKARIK GUa* A Paint O .
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
Apartments. Phone 875.11,
Phone IM. 1
AND TYPING
APARTMEfCT for rent. "Park and out, well below market at 112*114 W. 2nd. St.
R ow VACANT—<nall furniihed
$7,600.00.
For—GALVANI2ED ROOFINff,
CREDIT. BUREAU OF
garage apartment • f f c hath. MERCANTILE—If Interested In ROOL ROOFING. Roof Cemrat . . . „ Pm HANFORD
Phon* S85-J.
purchase of a business would
and Coating, Se*—
1L* "■ Pl>'
_ __ Phone l*»
flke to talk to you about It. STANLBY.ROGER8 HDWE.
ROOM furnished-,house. Close
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or
Have
aomethlng
special
that
ran
n. Phon* 724-M aflffr M p. M.
lando Evening Star. Call Kalpli
be handled on part cash Iranis.
Ray^ 1 1B5-J _____
RN1SHED Apartiyenf ^1$ Oak TWO SMALL Imusea on acre hit
Avenue.
(JAf.L
517 for flattery, Generator
on paved road, price for the two Highest ceahprHe paid f^r
and Star.er servh*. Swain’*
furniture. Ted Davie F m
. $1,800.00 ami well worth the
flattery Bervke, 301 W. Fit*!
Apartment for family also
Co. 811 K. le t Ph.JM .
money.
Ht. v
.Apartment for couple ifu
furnlihad ’FRED
W.
BENDER.
REALTOR
all utllltlea,
1
No. 2
Phone 10.10 7—lkelN<Live*itiK)t-Dupfll*a
Room* comfortable and oopv*nlant Rom*
LAWNMo WERH sharpened, hi1
Floriad
Hank
Building
Reaaonable rate*
I HORflE, Raddle, aad Bridtoi
cyrlea repaired, lock and key
• 1125.00 1022 Palmetto Ave.
Montetuma Hotel.
work. No walling—work ■'tiarPhone 328-J,
anteed. H. W. Shuman, 310
ArtlcU-f, For Mule —5 FOR SALE-Good Sanaan
East 4th. St.. Sanford, Fla.
FURNISHED Apartment |n nice
milk
(Formerly with William* Flail
location alio Garage Apartment
goat with part Nubian kid fog
Ihnp).
Apply 1200 Magnolia.
aale cheap.
2680
^£^M
^ )re n | ^ v e ^
JUMBO SHRIMP dinner,
CLEAN fe room pitrinTent, for FRIED
everynlght, 81.00, HOMER'S.
H ELP W A N T W - I iTEAM-LUX House Washing.
heme.'Private
nice couple In m# .............
...........
Entire outside area Including
bath with shower: Electric kit Mlll’a Si$ap Shop—We buy, sell or REPRESENTATIVE needed la
•ctoens. Free estimates. Phone
trade most anything. 406 Ban*
chen, Private stairway,, Mr*. R,
Sanford area. Industrial back
collect Oviedo MSI,
ford Ave. Phono 166-J.
R. Pippin,'W. let, ttTVel, 40W .
ground helpful but not necoeIty home farm, 17,KW«jgad old
aary. Car essential. 40 hour*
Catos farm, 2* acres
R .R . We both Inst when you don’t 1 week will ftv t potential $100
Pippin, W. UL St, To.
•J.
bring your prescriptions to
week Income. Raaly by letter
flNffi^»lEDir~- t, 1708 Laney’s. Phono 103.
giving full detail to Florida
•anferd Mata* A Eapt Ua
IM FT 1*1 Street
Stato AA, Inc. «M W. Foreyth
Magnolia, J . A.
, 1317
EOT LUNCHES every day from
8t., Jacksonville, Fie.________ ---------HALL A B itfN Ir r r Celery Are.
U lM ta l:M at HOMHR’S.
EXPERIENCED Weil'Drillif h i
Garage A Service Station
, i H ., —,—heudp,' partly
Ho d k r n
Celery A Sanford Ave.
cable tools end Jetting. Call
furnished fa* rent or1 sale. 811
TUXRDO JEED H t Comnleto lias.
2333 Oviedo, 0 . M. Aria.
hollyt A»a._Fhaae I f
. Hunt’s Tuxedo Fee<l Store.
_____Standard Oil Product*
• ROOli fa ra la A T
i s n r o r i l n e •of GALVANIZED
MARKET Barber Shop. Open all
day, every day. t Invite my
' friends and customera. I am
gatin g for you. Unnle Mr-
f
3
.. y:
■
h.!vcSrSafy
iv> 1
NOTH’K TO I'KOPKKTV OWNBKS
Tilt’ 1!IIS «li,liti<|tM>lit it'iil t’ltliUi’ lit\ Ii -1 " f Hit'
1947 FORI) FORDOR
TRUCKS
t'il.v o f SiHifttnl. Mi'iiilit it* $•<•.1 *-il ul I In- I'rttnl
tliM ir nf llt t ’ l ily
Hull mill »t
tlo* it"iil *l*»of
1947 FORD 1TON PANEL
tif Uit’ t iHii t llu n ar ill lltu « it \ ul' Sitiifttl’tl.
i-'lo riilii, u tiil " t i l if in u iH .at jtu. toil i " i it pt’i'iitil
nf fou r roiiHtrtilivi- tvi i-k.a.
All mil eat lit i’ upon w(ill'll Hie ISIS illSei lllive
not lieen paitl, nml uynmal wliieli ln\ eel'tili*
cut I'M IlllVe Itol Illri-ilil V lieen isslleil. Will lie HOIII
nt pulilir iturlion "it tin- lal ilu> >>l lu lt. ID ID.
t-nmmt’tiniiK ul
oVlot-k A. M »i Hie tr*»iil
i Ittor of Hie Cilv Hull in t In- i 11> nl .Sunlmil,
Kloritln.
II
N. S n y e r . i ily t lerli.
1946 DODGE PICKUP
19.16 CHEVROLET PICKUP
1946 CHEVROLET 2 TON STAKE
1941 FORI) 1'A TON STAKE
ISTRICKLAND MORRISON. INC
, ft.'
,1 >•
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i
Y H I SANFORD H ERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
flying Nationalist bombers blasted earlier protested any move to cut
Coplon Case
the crowded Chapel district of off debate, offered no objection to
th*
untnlmoua
agreement
on
votShanghai
today,
killing
at
laait
__ _
(Caellaae# S r c a P a ss Oaa)
(DuM nM f n a Pea* Oh i
(Centlaaad From Page One)
f Cantinged From Fag* 0 n «
to appear at a service for ordin
thorltiea under the occupation sta school* cannot operate for more two persons and Injuring upward*
Secretary
of
Defense
Porrestal
fie eald It Wee evident that those tlly added that thla meant "subof 100.
ation nf new prieeta, but an In*
tlinn
seven
mmiths
no
the
leduced
tute
(mainly
matters
of
keeping
Police and rescue workers dug who voted with Taft yesterday ■tantial doubt"
formed source said Beran had not and has the spaclfle endorsement
aid,
Germany demilitarised)."
of President Truman. Under tha
And in New York, Mra. Alger
planned to participate rnd that h*
in
addition
to
State
funds,
Ualj
Jh*
Injured out of blasted build- are likely to suport the reet of his
The organisation of the Mgs
plan, the chairman would set as
His* testified at her hueband's
program,
and
therefor*
"any
per
attll wae In hie palace under a
ley
said
the
counties
will
con-,
hour*
*"#
plsnes
comcommission, spelled nut In detail,
chief military advisor to the Pre
fecting amendments which I we* perjury trial that aha bellev^
lice surveillance which wae
provldea for creation nf the Allied triliute an estimated |i:.;iHi>,600 M*t*d their mission,
sident, and the secretary of de
going to offer would be doomed someone took th* key* to the H iV
posed two weak* ago.
during
the
year,
hrlnglng
tha
total
|
Machine
gun*
blasted
away
at
council Itself; for committees deal
car, and Washington horn* during
The diplomat whom the police fense.
I »h* lw«*urelw flying bombers but to probable defeat."
ing with political affairs, foreign set....I fund to IU0.MH7.6tlU.
Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) said
accosted wae Magr. Oennaro Vero
Ives said he would vote not only the first seven month* of 1838.
If thi* fip|»ro|»rmti<iii ia jiunl In w** no effect. Reports of the
trad*
and
exchange,
flnenrn,
ec
It waa during this period that
llno, counselor and charge d'af ha agreed with Hoover that the
against the second Taft proposal
onomics and law; for a military roll, based on anticipated Increased I ',um,ber «f » * « • " v>rl^
faires in the papal nunciature In proposed chairman of the joint
hut also against th* Administra WhlitgVr Chambers, courier for
eiitollmentn
and
higher
teacher
,
Jf,
.
,
security
board,
and
fur
uiganlrachiefs of staff might become, in
a prewar Communist spy ring
Prague.
^ejlily populated tion bill.
tlon or a "Allied general **cr«- qualifications, Halley said the! .C hape 1 ,
claims Hiss passed him copies ol
Magr. Verollno recently has been effect, a single chief of staff for
c o u n tie s would receive (3,l>h6,lf)5 |Chinos* residential section,
And
Assistant
Secretary
of
the
lariat."
fd force*. Vinson add*
under heavy attack by tha Cxach* all the armed
I
*,lck ot *¥>trab« fell In * rice Army Tracy Voorhees told Sena State Department secret papers/
The committees are to be con a month from the Stnle.
paddy near the Lunghwa
.unghw airport. tors the occupation of Japan will' Under direct testimony sne daoilovak government and Its con edt
However,
the
l!H
|nr
cu
t
c
u
t
posed
of
the
political,
economic
nn<*
"I want to put something In this
nled she had ever handed over
Hospitals
reported
at least 70 continue "for a long time."
trolled press. Newspapers have ac
other specialists
' alist on the staff of i which ihe I!.,uni of t.docallou has
any
of the government* exhibit*
seriously
Injured
had
bean
recelv
cused him of "subversive actlvlt-" hill so that It can't happen."
each high rommlssloner unit may |ugic-d i<■make ''across the board"
He mad* it deer the Army does Including four handwritten note*
Ren, Short (R-Mo) said he is
*d.
In allegedly Inspiring the Cathol
have
subordinate
administrative
,
will
reduce
this
to
fi!,iiilH,tii!:j
a
not
expect
any
progress
toward
a
Authorities cordoned off several peace treaty for Japan In th* near to Chambers. She alio said tlww
hierarchy in Its fight against gov "a little alarmed about t l* tre
had never given Chambers a k * p
ernment attempts to gain control mendous powers" proposed In tha
*For example, the decarlellraiIon I Governor Warren in expected io c*ly blocks and would permit no future.
bill for the secretary of defense. '
to the Volin Place House.
of the church.
an
d
Industrlel
d*cnM#niretl«ti.
the
Legislature
hack
Into
spec-.
*
n*,Y’
,
.
.
.
Voorhees came„before th* Senate.
Hoover told Short:
. .' Then Stryker asked: "Did you
least two
two i.ioera
Liberator
The diplomatic Informant said
group, the coal control group and ■ln| session Inter this auuimer and I At least
or type
"I believe Secretary Porrestal's
planes dropped below low hanging APPi?KA?l2S!“,. C“
,U *
* * , i aver agree In the summer of 1837
the protest concerning the accost
the
steel
control
group
will
ie.
i
taxes
are
levied
t,,
raise
suf
-1
11,000,000,000 fur government and to make typed copies of summaries
ing of Msgr. Verollno was filed death was largsly a result of hi*
port to the allied high commission Melon! revenue the schools then floods In an attempt to hit the relief In the occupied areas of of
State Department documsuta
north railroad station end ths
with the foreign ministry by the attempt* to secure coordination
through
the
economics
rom/nitter.
would
got
their
foil
nppioprintioii,
Germany, Japan, Austria and tha for the purpose of transfarring
of the services). by
. .persuasion
Papal nunciature In Prague. The (of
For contt*) at th* lamt (slate i including Ihe "6 percent Mduel loll, rail freight yards on Markham Ryul//u Islands.
them tu Mr. Chambers 1"
source gave this account of the **# didn't have the authority to
level, th* charter provides that
Under Ihe law, (here is nu au Road.
Earlier,
Senator
Hlekanloopar
“No, Mr Stryksr," ah* replied
Incident"
artually
coordination."
the high commission “shall be thority to cut any legislative up(R-Iowa) demanded that th* Sen clearly, "I did not."
The Vetlrsn representative was • Hoover said tha Commission on
represented at the seat of govern pioprlatlon, hut the I'uhlnd HodCaldwell
C
bm
ate • Houm Atomic Committee
Stryker: "Did your huaband a m
accosted twice by the secret police Rvoiganiutlon of Abe Govern- DueitvO e !•*•** In her spr Iris '
ment of each of the cnnslllueiil |^,-t Commission Is eniliuweied to!
___
check bshlna closed doors on claim* ask you to do this7"
»t Kosice while visiting the Cath* hl*h ha heeJad last year, Washington, lortner Justice De ]sender hy an Allied land cornmis * ; tiuhl hack n resoive and no money
(t'saMaaae
W
ees*
Fees
Oaai
! by tha Atomic Energy CommitMrs. Hissi "Nu, Mr. Strykai^ft
olte leader* there. The first tim e. 'h“uSht a chairman for the Joint partment analyst Ju illin t u j . jh ■loner."
1 ran In* npout williout Its approval. before the Collier1
r’s edltt
,
slon that It has made ruts in both
the police entered the Bishop** *hl*fi should act only at * pro* mope hsi brow sltet a decidedly
This official, the charier contln- | The fu n nooithly payinent to venred. but Lacosslt said' Vu
*
and number of workara at ■ion plan.
know of the retraction until later, cost#
July 16.
Promote technical and other re
- *,UTC2;
t warm session on the wiuiass stand ues, "shall lie solely tespomlble to , itii- countlea la... doe
Oak Ridge, Tann.
to get Verollno to accompany
_
..................
..
1-acosslt,
now
a
radio
commantaboth
I the'rounell for limuiiiig rompllai.ee | U ce
July payment to
|the legislation.
"1 Falike to have a self-sarvtn* search.
to ncadquarter* for questionli
Vslsntlnt
wiln wnotu
, l#nil mithnrltlfMi
authorities . u.... ...........................
T.i.
uty, w
with
tlm umouii«
umouiii i »‘>r.. was
of Collier's
V
llin t in i Oubitihev.
u .l
w ii» I. on th# p#ft . th#
t-mnity,
ith ...................
Hit*
--- editor
u whan. declaration of great reductions
Study developments which tand
refused, declaring that ai
. ii o.au o M it r 1. With the council’s decision, and „ wt|l
V(. llM«ier the 26 pmc. nl the ed toHal was wrlttsn. H. said mads without having data upon toward greater concentration or
met he was not subject
which th# reduction* are based," monopoly.
I - ,'!........
............ .. .1,^ 111. a..i d0-5..a .h._.
l»ng!
such procedure. After a lengthy
i
u b« tf* |b|i.f°f,u ,*,hat V*,sr*J2S.'*'““ ■SLTJK-.Jr
Represent the press In (elation*
: --- ------------.*“i .
ae
Would Ifcelvi' wllimul (be cut list and approved It for publication.
said.
discussion
■stun Verollno persuaded 1the |noover ■■in. My belief I* that
Mnury I* chief editorial writer Hlckenlooper
with th* government, United Na
Vejcetable Market
nd ii'ioM il, and the nmuiint It re
Th*
Iowa
senator,
who
has
police1 to leave the palace.
|"* * Pro.v<’ lnn >• no\
( for thu New York Dstly News. At charged tha commission with "in- tions orgsnliatlon* or p m * or
Nation'll BuHlness
• tilved f« r J u ly , 1UIH, Ih le d la s t;
However, when the Papal rep - 1 ■hlebut dangerous to the country.
” JACKBOMVILl-B, Juoa » - ( A P l
ine time, he wrote Collier's sdb
ganisations abroad.
resentetlv* en lV red ^ llV car^ iii! “w *
unity In strategy aril
' . . T h . r i d . r . i t - H l . ' i . M srW .t N *w a (211,6.4, *:tu.44.l and fai',24U.
toriHl. a. -an extra Job. 1^, **id !' credible
by’ Vbs
The commission said most new*,
Fo e* o**>
B s rv lc e . s r l r New
« rh i i ,,
i.r k s i
ir .a lla a e a Fra ........................
h M t n f the nalac* last evening ,inHf °f command in action. That j
..........................
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. V......
front of the palace^met th *ning ,houM he the duty of the Joint I crally reflect their belief that on World* fru its. anrt v.st.bN;
papers support some polltlcE
China
TortH
Cal.lwVll'comDlal'n*
"
b°
Ut
!
AEC
»•»»««*•>•
H#
dstnanded
the
h
n 'tI fu
w n v#
i* rr *n
tn - rp Eta
AvoradfiM
* talam H n # fi ^ d
212
n aa vv afft
c Gniulet do
clown
f i i l a wf l i t iju
oi
S M vskta' io w srd N U « ' 7 w * * « r e ' t
•«*"
6 f l" « alw iit.
j p rk e * ha.
Cal.lwetl's attorney# ahall.ngmi |
V u 1c w i . V 0romHtM h” f ' P"T?*ir treatment of public affairs
ft 00*111. i <1of 4.sn*4 16. poorar 4hoili wllnenn#H to product any
pollesment forcsd their way
^
S u l d rist on c W l C ? n t ' OI- - y* "
is, in consrqusncs, partisan," th*
m^e#"res?lldlr* price ^Justmerd"" ' ^aep**” 0 bu° » oo-i 10, poorer iis.lv .l.aimels open.
new. arti^.s, other than th* one'
commission continaud.
Varoilno protested that he had;
« " * • * the secretary of daBritish
Press
"
ln most pspei* a study of
« e due, s iy . thP. chairman of the Ji” .
f-H’-WV V.w
' i r ; “S i r ' , . iubuni I T T
diplomatic Immunity. Tha police In- [.en*♦.•
h.isln.ss survey committee of the »’*», l/l bu esrtons I.oo-Jil.
Monte.i iiy o .Hill, ult piubieni |formar Governor laid h* fait a '
th* news columns alon* would
listed hls chauffer drly# to th *1
ln. eh]^ “J *h.# Mallon.1 A«!?ta»lon of Purehes**«»«oa» fists Hsd.n. Irreg.iUr from Ihe American position that.. mob had safed Ihe courts trouble.
4C .a lia s*# r n a *« *'• 0*«)
leave fnw leader* In doubt about
police V
station
mV that th*
POIIC9
MIIIOII anyway M
I* ^orc,». who Is the Preil- m t Z . n . ^ T h . l woMd alv sth e
t w ' ‘’ ooi/.r >«
", dose the ports, .1 ...u.t
U co i.lt said that statsmant opinion."
their political sympathy.
chauffer and Verollno’* secretary I
p'aSut nine more months to roo‘ioo l.w b id 'rV ..lid low .«
« M'"l;ad« . , 1.1 mate
was "an opinion." H* and Maury
Th* commission eald "wa have
"Partisanship is present In loma
Hoover said th* principal weak Sum
s ump about nine more monins io |()
blockade afferliva.
' both said they fslt it was a fair found soma evidence of Willingcould be questioned. Both ate
degree In all tha papers. It is
ness
of
tha
1847
law
is
s
tack
of
Ciech nationals.
" S ' , h.
...J i s manavir1 ■ h?*1’?*,™ .b“ CSL'I V?nnd*M f,w
1,1 ,,“1 I,f!"
! interpretation of tha governor's nas* to be satisfied with what at generally pronounced In th* pop
Whan th# auto arrived at police Hear authority and responsibility r H.i_ r . r , n m rr.!iit rn ?,(, >, a' '
l *, ‘
_______ 1 »*""» .. ......I" Hw i«.w.i of Dm I .utement about ths ordasl of bast corresponds only roughly to ular press) It is much lass m arks!,
for
the
secretary
of
dafentt.
hcadquaiters, Verollno remslnad
g..v.-i
a raps
victim into
coimt
, Naltunnlisl
, , ,
.. nmsnl lo make a bringing
- --------- ....................
..............the
truth and of a readlnees to in soma, but not ail, of th* quam
H* strongly endorsed a sertlon 'R.ltlmnr.
Baltimore says nrlres
prices won't reach other ways to cut rusis must be
•tiled and rtfuttd to enter. HI*
blockmlr «rfv. Hvh.
I for trial.
|m.ke statemsnts of Inadequit# ity papers
of
the
hill
which
would
plars
a
iMittom
within
the
next
year.
And
chauffer and secretary war* taken
found. The president o f G c i i . i h I
ilrr.mdly,
a
d.-.laialios
of
block
Much
of
tha
questioning
and
•
evidence,"
"Ths prat* 1* a part of our
Inside. They were said to have been single business manager over th* sn economist for Mary’s, Now Klectrlc agress thot every effort |».<•«• w.ml.l lay a bsi-is f»i l.elll- •rross examination hit at th# matThe Commission suggested tbs' political
..... .. ................
..............
machinery, which
Is #*•
asked about Vrrolino'a Itinerary money affairs of all the armed York department store, says it shoubl he made to keep tlmm whore geieocy rights l«r ll«** t l.m.-s.- ( i,.r f)f nullco in publication of th# it* proposed general council a t Tentlaliy partisan. But partisan
"may be six to 12 months before they are, hut Im also sayn they r.iiiii.iiiiiistii.
and th* purpose of hi* , visit to forces.
editorial.
the ^rf>1' should have a minimum |4j,|p cah , Mli <|0wn on occasion
Rut little ran he don* to bring w« attain a right degree of price
Slovakia, wher# Communist aumustn’t go any hiKli.a right now. | 'n„. Am-’rlnm .-mtinssy i. i (’an 1 Botli l.acosslt and Maury tssti of 26 members.
,
lead to a degree of selection and
thorltiea have * been closing •nu abqut real economy In the armed balance along ■ broad economic
And, filially, wu linvu tin- assess- ’ ,,,,, r,,,.|v. .l tu.ti.i- ..f i in- Ghlit.'s.' ll.'il on dlri'Ct examination they
The members would Include elglit coloring of new*, which can only
cervices,
Hoover
said,
until
obso
front.".
.
•
merous monasteries add Jailing
ment of the wliole tiling by I'resl- I |„,f| cl.isii.g oi.lei last week. Ai*li bora Caldwell no III will. They representing prdprletors of news- be regarded as excessive."
lete accounting and auditing prac
A s fo r the fa rm products used
some priests. ‘
dent Truman. He said last week: ,.n„„ HJii,l th>* Am........ ..piy l.u.l ta I.I ilu-y had nu intention of papers, periodicals and principal
tical are ■reformed,
by Industry, rhlefiy fats and oils, "our
economy is very strong. T h e : ,IJ1W
,|,.|iv, i, ,i u. tin- OiineM. harming him by the editorial, h eis agertcle*;-four editors, sight
- Any estimate of -possible sav the vice president of Archer-l>anHies to talaphon* to ths for
perilous peaks of iiif ln l ion lire up- K„ v..| n in .'iil nod could Is- rel<-iu«-d. which drow a .uinparison with a other Journalists lour lay member*
ings
tinder
th*
hill,
be
added,
ran
lels-MMIsiiJ
Co.
of
Minneapolis
ministry In Prague to p ro fit
Wanted
proarlillig a mor. norm al level of
T h e key sse-wli<m. In si.ol. is tl.ia ; Mntement by Grrgg Cherry, then and a chairman.
only be a guess, but he
hls
— gave
....... ........thinks
the rest of the1 year will economic
police Interference, the M M
a c tiv it y ."
| " T lie i>iiilnissy I,, now lu s t, nclt-.l governor of North Carultna, on
In addition to safeguarding free
own
esllmgte
at
more
than
a
bill'•
■
>
«
•
continued
"gradual
selective"
P A ra c h u U
renired to do thin for him. Th|n
dom of th* press and encouraging
Officially, at l.-asl, he lias not * lo s la lo in reply iln il, .l. sp il.- thu I *ap® case,
price ruts, but no further suh
Verollrm entered the. police station ion dollars.
a
sense
of
responsibility
and
public
yet
recognisi-d
the
slum
p.
He
s
t
ill
!
frlo
m
illc
sl
fi-ciinpn
toward
I
lie
Chi,
'
“
~
stsntlsl and sustained reductions.
but the telephone connection never
servlca among all engaged In Jour
V OIllfTCHH A c t i o n
One of the most catalogued pre asks Congress tm powers to mi-i.1 , in-si- g u v .-iiu im iii. rIn* C . H. govern- 1
Governor's Bride
wet mode for him. After about two
Onca
nalism, the council would:
dictions, com** from an economist the threat of another Inflation- 1 ment cannot n .lin it the le g a lit y '
hour* he pen., eded the kplie# to
Kesp
aryy rise,
n y action
hi the
the
rise.
\ of
or aany
acmm .no
me part
pun >.i
.........
4
C-.ailaM*s rtmm Faee Bwl
■ ---e welch
------- on any restrictions
release hie chauffer and permit
Most everyone else says I’resl- j Chlnciui government in declaring the labor Mil. I have nut talked I on the flow of public lorortnation
„ « « ? - ” • * * • « ->
them to return to Pragna.. < •
dent Truman Is wrong, ltut wa-n'i sie-li ports in the i. i.ii.iiiai water* , with the('resident about •(hls. 1 1 • Iniprov# msthods of recruitment,
, Ae far ai could be lagrned.th*
T h. Qwr.rfior „M h . Hid no.
,£ . . £ ! S 5 11 just a year ago that ever yone j adjacent lherein closed In fnielgn make the i.'stnnCnt on my own." j educatlon'and training for Journalpolice never did eaphlrf'^iat tbe> BMW
7
____
h l » . II- h . ...d
hU. M
- W ____
d ld , ;
>
' per
a * cant
* ! was saying the same thing shout 'vessel* unless ihe t'hlncau govern
Taft decline.! ’ any lihtnadtsie' Ism.
. *
will
drop
20
wanted to qutation Verollno about. brld# would b* able to continue
ADS
another on* of hi* stubborn no-1 ment declares and maintains sn c.immsnt to rsvortsrs on the.Green I • Centura undaslrabl* Journalistic
U48
peak,
that
whole
f.rlnw
Its
1048
pea
their honeymoon though1 h* I*
tlons-thlt
on*
shout
Ids
being
cffictlv#
bluckadt
of
them."
latter.
■
.*
•
ctfuduct.
,
!<
'
*
hoping to keep a dinner engage. sale price* will he 16 per rant ie-el*ctsdT
' Meanwhile, in Shanghai, luwSenator Ives (R .NY), who htd jCqok Int* a conpyahenstyg P*Bmint tomorrow with Senate Pr*il- lower, and personal Income 10 per
cent
down
from
its
December,
dent Newman Brackin of Crest(le sU a a e * Wetae n
view, Crastvlaw Is near Fort Wal- 1048, high.
hurry ehould they be
The .lean of th* University of
"By August we oug
nnt n h . *„
ur.u^!Chicago's school of business says
where we ere and whet
!>y able to gat th* man by work Immediately^ he saM " I ’vw*^^nt ‘ intluatriwl production will lilt its
1,1^0,111 v J l * K low by Ihe end nf lids year and
ing hard on racrultlng," ha said. !5 S f ! h S i
*1 think w# can gat the full 617,- soma
" time.
time W
.'r. lroInJ
.klI
^ ^ ln
The slump,
We’re
going ln
to m
make
WO by the end of the year."
'ort to get
hark there."
ftiere.”
"• Fautlono, Is International In
an
effort
got
berk
The Army could get mere men
He reported ha end Mr*. War* scope.
by dropping tt* intelligence test
A Harvard business school pro
ran
would make their scheduled
passing mark from kO Sown to
fessor of meiketlng estimates w
trip
to
8t.
Petersburg,
however.
70, the levs! set under the Selecire from one-third to one-half <
tiv# Service Law, Oenerai Brooks
.
way uown
ine
down me
Ihe nusiness
business siope,
slop*. The|
International statistical bureau
quality, thouah. You « « m *»outh Tampa Bay. i f r l J l d 1
♦hay would spam! tha ilg h lw lth lW * ■<» >«« H n»
can't run an Army today
Stat# Ren. Charles Schuh of St I *Hr" year ®r "•rly ln 1()W- *M
th# <
Ntarsburg.
" ' think* It will take each Industry.
with
a i» w .- r .n . . . .„ t .n .
j . . . Jan avearg# of nine month* to ra-.
I , , ' ' , ; ?. **'
I „i 1.3?
cover half of th* ground it lost,
i kmi*?* ' a ! iin^f/ riq n»Um ^n»
Rut *n economist close to the'
jjHL foMentrat. r
T
h
1President it reported as thinking
a s, ?'M
n ilM
n draaa
dISSaWi?Sh
* ll) n.r.im.i.r
ne#d • >f#,r
10
ji a*.•
t-#htlt'u
ten
Jinan
with IMf h lnHtl,lry
u.
til#..
Ita „u,n
own particular
slid*.
^*rk brown accents and a V neck. complete
Another government economist
Is quoted as believing that the
next two months will show Just
how big a slump we are headed i
Into.
government accounts
I " 1** naan i oven nere long enougn. areOfficial
circumspect. The Com
Aeked 11 »he had an opportunity mercemor*
Department contents itself
lin n .. to look over the executive man*
calling th# whole thing a
rtlon-1 *'on deecrlbed by Warran ea ram* with
|ihackla and tha "etate shack"— "downward drflt." The consmla677,- 1•he eald aha had glaneed through ■loner of Labor fltatlatlra counsels
us lo look upon lha Inm ate in un
High. I only four or flvo room* *o far.
©>000
A reporter inquired if u p Bite, employment this summer as a
wing I Ur had fallen during her tour. ’ temporary phenomenon ana not
I Warren has complanted about a business depression."
And Beeratary of Commtrc*
ether plaster falling from tha maiulon
Charles Bawyar tells us in a radio
down celling*.
tlabata thla weak that wa ara "atlll
fft*
"To be truthful with
in an era of prosperity such aa
irder didn't avon
w* have not enjoyed in our his
W trrw Hid ha wae treated tory," despite th* dacllna* tn bustcordially by tha Califora la praaa nass activity and resulting in*
but declared "on# aagmeat mla* creased unemployment.
Guest** ax to u
quoted me frightfully^ He apI
range up
In every wey, you get a bigger, better car for
September. It's
I5{3“'hSS W M B
. . .
faalty In dtacuHing Florida** lm> now,
lew
money in e new, 1949 Kaiser t Look at lha
How aboat wagaa and aalartaat
paachmeat law.
i
"They gut word* la my mouth Th# rhalnaaa of Coemalldatad
figure* yourself Uee chart at right}. Ami then lake
Grocartaa aayl they'll probably
atay where they
a ride in a Kelaer
how
more a
Czech Catholics
Hoover Report
West Germany
State Schools
c
•door sedan now only
what we’ve done
to save you money”
Eft % a s *,
ML
f e l p f i a ’I r i K
"A rtSL, HU * , u « - libir
really modern car give* you In all the things
IMV.W
nr
re s '
IW M
m»
17% '
U% 1
!H » *
w
w ti'
1 ;« % i
(M EM
in *
« * '
MMJM
IM S *
you and your family want moetl You want
nr 4
and deserve the preatlfa of big oar ownership
m l
oar oa tha road,..and you gee If lawAaUer. You waat an and to 'sluwtcer (atlgaa,...tha i
m l
comfort of a big wh«eibaaa...m*dyow gri U tnm K M u r. Finally, you want thapomr,
M il
ONM
or
laxihility aad gasoline economy of a modern, 1040 oofiaa...and you gaf U in 4 * faire r
NTt
1 ft*'
TkunJtrkm d, with I * ? J - t » l compression ratio.,.higher than any itgadard ear
M r#
M ill
unm
tMM
a1 V
tmm
M l it
M M JI
,„a«d you gel If la a Xalecr. Yov want the luxury of mors usable aaettag epaoo dwa a * r
fif t h '
-
m*
w » ,:
W fth V
« v
ur
m a y
|
m-
1
6M
7 «86i S
i pwum
n i i(#
i y»9■—
i -| R
11
MWl
�TH E W EATTfEfl
Continued warm ami P*rt1y
r lull ■!y through Friday. A few
local after noon thundershower*.
Light l« moderate winds, mostly
southwesterly.
1008
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JU N E 30, 1949
Caldwell Awarded 'Suit It Filed
$ 100,000 Damages! T° Break Up
% In Suit For Libel
________
Jury D e l i b e r a t e s
67 Minutes To Re
t u r n Verdict F a
voring F l o r i d i a n
GAINESVILLE. Jun. 30 (TP)_
Girl Who Shot
Baseball Player
Adjudged Insane
A federal court jury today awarded
^|fotmei Guveinui Millet J Caldwell Ruth Ann Steinhagen
of Florida $100,000 damage* for
Is Committed To
■n editorial in Collier'* Magazine
Magazine which he claimed libelKankakee Hospital
ouily portrayed him a* condoning
CHICAGO. June 30 (TP)— In
lynching.
The jury deliberated only 67 rapid - fire dispotal of legs! rou
minute* before returning it* ver tine. the 19-year old girl admirei
who thot fint baseman Eddie
dict.
It wa» the tecond trial of the Wa'tku* today wa* adjudged in
A c a ie . In the fint. a Tallahauee sane and committed to Kankakee
jury awarded Caldwell $237,500. State Hotpital.
Tha Fifth U. S. Circuit Court of I The girl, Ruth Ann Steinhagen,
Appeal*, however, called that an appeared in felony court with the
"inordinate" amount and reversed man the that. After preliminary
pleading* (he wai bound over to
the judgement for new IriaL
Caldwell ha* laid he will give the grand jury.
A true bill wai tmmedtatsly vot
the proceed* to Florida A. and M.
ed and the Indictment returned
college for negroei, but on the before Chief Justice James J.
order of the court of appeal* that McDermott of criminal court. This
^information was carefully excluded waa shortly after Waltkus, sitting
In a wheel chair, confronted the
^ fro m mention to the jury.
girl for the first ttme slnca she
Robert II. Anderson and 8. T. shot him In a hotel room June lb.
Dell, attorney* for Collier'* wol
Then a Jury of si* men and six
fed et Caldwell's request foe $600,- women adjudged tha gtrl Insane
000 damages. They celled It "fan She was committed to the state
tastic and ridiculous,'' and Insisted . hospital at Kankakee, III., anil
ha Incurred no such damages,
I will be taken there later today.
---- -----------------------They recalled that slnca the. I
editorial was pnhliahrd In 1948;
h* was named chairman of the
National novernor’s Conference,
f y tin' statewide ticket for electlon as Democratic convention del-
|Martha Chapman
(Contuse* on
Tkteet
office.
.
rlan Churth
She la sponsored by ths Be
First r m )
tlw araetlc of a mmk.’nj Business and Professions! Worn
__ _jtlonM bUlidlTia lor u:*, of
.
ST! , Y i . ‘ An of
t 5 T Church and Sunday School
mimb«rihip on lh« vtc*nt lot id*
U k.
Joining tho church property on Mary, to the Girls State program
Third Streot. the Rav. A. O. Me- which Is backed by tbe American
Legion Auxiliary.
. ...
lnnis announced today.
Both Miss Chapman and Miss
He reveited th it slnct June 1**
a quiet campaign for funds for Baker are junior* at Seminole
the new project has been In pro t High School and were selected
gress among tha church member for Girl* State because nf high
ship. "The people are responding grades made In studies, said Mrs.
generously," he »xid, and It la Sura Mem Williams, president of
. . our hope that a sufficient amount the Business and Professional
of monay can be raised In time Womens’ Club.
Anna D’ Agostina, 121 Wisteria
to begin construction In the late
Drive, Orlando, waa elected gov
summer or early fall.
"Tha officials of the church, ernor of th* Girls' State.
Other delegates from Sanford
he declared, "are ready to begin
actual construction as *opn as are: Mis* Denis# Stevens. »ponsored by the Woman's Club; Miss
(Ceattaeea oa Page Tseel
Betty Jo Holloway, the Pilot Club;
Miss Betty Cagl-------------Cagle and Miss Pat
Rent Control Off
Brown.
i, the
tli Legion Auxiliary, and
the - Seminole
In Seminole County Mlsa
PhyL...
.................---Phyllisi Wyatt,
High School Parant-Taacher Asso-
WASHINGTON. Juaa 80, (TP)— elation.
gtrla, selected accord
* Housing E x p e d i t e r Tig he E. ingThetoseven
cltlscnshlp and scholastic
[illsborough standing, make up the quota allowed Bemlnola County. They were
chosen by tho sponsoring organi
Polk county. Fa., on July T.
Wood aaid the Florida Leglala- sation from a flat tit ,B|rl» who
had been selected by fin s of the
ture bad decontrolled rent* In tha Junior
Claaa as moat qualified to
two count!#*.
.. .
Ha announced alao that Bern- attend Glrla Btata.
were among the J2 girl*
Inole couaty, Fla., will ba dKon- of They
the American Legion sixth dis
trolled Immadlately b«au»a a aur- trict
Orlando by t
vey by his office indicated tho Sundaywhoforlaft
Tatlahaaaee. Before
rantal housing demand thare has the group left they selected Miss
m been reasonably met.
•
aa
—■
’
D'Agostino
and* HUa Chapman as
potential iwtnlc— and later by
HEADS LIONS
. ot. effort aecured their
concerted
Klrchof, local manager wvhw
nomination, rasuKIng In elactlon
of Hollar Motor 8*1*
to tha high p o s it.___________
who commutaa bar* <
hit homa In DaLand, wi tmtallad
Toaaday nl*ht aa pres< it of the
K -4 T I
r * .r v s
By WILLARD CONNOLLT
Development of new enterprite* along the Sanford-Orlando High} war during the past two years hai been rapid and includes new cabin
and trailer court*, reitauiant* and tavern* and many other new business
Judith Coplon Is
On Job Despite Found Guilty Of
Spying For Russia
L e w is Abandons P o l
icy O f 'N o C o n tract,
No W ork* A s He O r
ders Men T o W o rk
Senate Approves
Senator Taft’s
Labor Measure
E x - lust H P I 1 p ,1 r tMM’iit Emph.ivcr* Ffli cs i i V r ii s P r i
ll t* i *
< dufm em ent
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
W. V ... June 30 (TP)— John L.
Lewi* today ordered soft coal min
N E W Y O R K , Juice .10— f.-Pt—
T h * clett-rnf re -te ’l its ruse In
ers east of the Mittittippi River
the .Alger H|«s |>,-r|nrv trial at
to work a three-day week Gatling A ctio n
fs C ru sh in g I IS P. M ( INI I today. Denext Tuetda), abandoning hi* tra
DcftMi Ftn T r u m a n feu.,- had rn»*p1e*e,t II, r*,s
ditional "no contract, no work"
when nftrrniicin ue isben runveneil Just In-fore lh- lucuheon
policy.
rere»., I
i ■) Jmlgr II Kauf
The contract with the toll coal
WASHINGTON, lunr 10 (/p»— man eti lulled c p lychlatrist'a
mduilry expire* at midnight loThe Senate today patted the labor testimmiy cm the ncenl.it rnmllnight, but Lewi* directed hit miner*
bill comtructed by Senator Taft llun id AV|iif*it.er r liambers—
Ht-s* urcuser
to *tay on the job for a ihnrl work
(R-Obio)
week "to remove the ilrenei and
It contained the basic pro* I*ion*
WA.-I lINGl ON. I uue 10 (TP)—
•trains which could cauie mduitry
of tlie Tall I lartlry Ad and marked 'Judith t i,pi -n <>,i * ou'icted toand public irritation."
a iweepncg victory for d< Uluo - day >>f h»ing t «p, I >i Pit.ua
He toM miner* rail al the MisSenator it* hi, duel >,uli il
I tu- .! -Ilif
(Urv cun I I.-I lift on I
.................................................-lh
iimppi to work Tuetday. Wednetday and Thur»day next week, when man auiiiin'ttiatiiui m u rc(ieal- |count* ( tier imlu tiu-itl sqsiuit
|hei ^l«* I j . c . nuximum tenthey return from their pteient 10- mg the I H 1 it,
It
w»*
i
■
i
u,
tun
.j
Jrlc
it
lor
' lencc ,.t I t
t,c„on *'nd a
day vacation. After that. Lewis
I’tetidenl limn.... ,>!io during the i f jne (it hj i mh )
advrted the digger* to work on
o f,
fh- ju. y mmuiure I it, verdict
Monday, Fi*rsejav. and Wedne*- 1948 campaign pledged
the
meetutr
.
shotllv
dice 1 It) I’ M (K.ST)
day of each week.
Senator Lute, >1 lllir u». the after hi,mg hcc Is*- in i<* hand*
There was no ttme limit to the Dsmocratlc leailn i>i
1, ,l lie
arrangement, although in the fore the vote tb.it tlie Ciciilcnl for aim •<! JT Inuii, It reported
North amt West the coal opera will repeal the bill 'f it lesche* ready t > g n r it, ,t........ .... it I ■10
tors
— t . believe
, ----- . ,they
— , have
. a contract
,
♦him* Semite iu i,..,g i' ,t>nt the P M . _’(> I iuum *,ft inmule* alter
until Aug. U under term* <>f ‘h* m„ iu re to the II.,.. .' recei* mg die i mtit
..
*,
,, j IloUBlt ®i*Miifi on tilt v I 11'til Mil
vim p .iit,i,|l
iiM ," iru w-a*
Mini’s
west
of
tbe
M
ississip
p
i
|
,
.
.
.
.
......................
, Ti lie
"c ..........
.
Mines
the Mississippi1
ogan
re not affected by the tb ree-ilay c ,
r v (. „ ,
, '•*; , , , ’t uli nt 1*'• *i tin ; tilli> Imgan
are
kniitatian, hut t.fvvis m lvltpil his fiL in
i *h i *i
«,
* . i ftlitii;
it 1 *4 J *1 L*t l
limitation,
fT a r k ’a statem ent announcing
member
iictnbcrs to begin work mi Monday Taft-Hai lie-. V t T il, m-h' T ii' iiii I , ,,t‘ 1 ........ J "
LVpaiMnent
the su it sabt th at C lim M aim
and conltmm consecutively during J , " \
elec? “*
‘.
*
D elaw are R e a lty " a rc iiersonal
he week fu r the number nf ila y s . ,
M
up t „ r "U s e the u .lu t
the
lin ldiiig com panies of the members
I lie
dof'-nibiii!
i. ..e t ■>! bv
l.v II lie
tie mines."
m ines." However,
H o w ever,
...
..
II
lb
. def,
i„t.u<i
ill ris e .
a
wurkeil
-a ^
... family
a-...IK M
1
t l f l . u . *«!*-■ - n g , , I hr
I nf- the
Dll n*
Pont
he restrained them fnnn winking : copied l«v s t'J (" II ».'tc » l .ili I nun slu ill ■n , -I oi*
Jnstlre Department stturneys
bib,.Id
Palmer,
Her i Mot tie* t i
nn ativ Saturday.
I written vih.litnt. foi ,ill tlmt
one
i mi ,, be poll The same contract lernia will I section " f tlrr loll III- I' l l out piv- dem iiin!" * " ■ • • • i
ock
1 .1 -ne by the
remain In foice despite the term ! viously gnfteii amenuril 1 i lu» ,-.1 U':d **1.j.
in These companies, which m *'•»"
; rlcrk I’iiiiI ' b’
inatmn nf the tine year agiei: { liking
control E I du Pont He N"in..iii»
I'llllIU I lit.II 'I' •'-I 'hut tlie vori lent tiuilglit
I
Tuft’s
plan
Im
tiijiuicttinin
inul
Co.
Tiie .irdei idankided in nil nnM plant s.utuit; in nut inni,l cruet ’ bet will tic ui'o* d -t I,, tin- U, tl.
Rrp. Rryne Decides jOutline Of Outatand- nf-Mississippi operations. Incluil Kency" ,mk. s „ns appi'ivcit lues 1. II. ............... 11 0.1 ,-l il i, and it
Chirk swelled:
"This rase is ditecle-l to the (
necesanrv. to tb»* iin-ri'iue C o u rt,
those of Ilif Southern Coal
To Let The Homej ing Speeches At At ing
breaking up of the largest single
I W ho 11 tlit* im m s hud taken ihetr
Producers Association and the D day.
Taft’x inogiHiu to make .'H ptue„s. C le rk P
|( OMflNUBd IM fM®**
*
, a sked :
lantic City Given H Steel Corporation.
_________
F o lk s H andle Case
changes In the Taft-llartley Art
Ih m vmi i cn Ii" I -i v e r d ic t ? "
bpl preserve its essential," now
We |,u se." 1 .- iiln a ii An-tiew I I .
Harold Kattnar, wearing the j
has bs< n substituted t.u the eu i Not fo rd, .t i, it Icpli'-ne com pany
tira-Adip I ill at im t lull labor bill.
t colored ttopic*1Jtflu K l that
; um plcye repiv-d
Preliminary to taking C i>
•1 "What on- vim »s to count one.
a Kiwant* drfsiam w w f'it 1
olid
ssclion
ol
left’s
plan,
tin
-ti n
I, i k i- k i t
the national Kiwani* convention 1
fic n a lr heat
an sttM n |il t.i
erally. These are the taiea on , June
...... 19-23 in Atlantic City yet•Guilty.” Norfotd replied
D
eath
V
a
lle
y
n
u
llifv
all
-.tatr
l
a
a
a
which
o
u
tla
w
,
_
euth thins* ae telephone Mils. I *unf ' : :
y n ,, '
*
I I I m i l - II
..................... wet
------ i till' union alti'p
n«,. virus fur Mrs Joshua C. railroad ticket*, ailverware, and I lerday told local Ktwanian* that
i’kiii v "tun j -i - t Inn* the Jury
M ichael Jean Sm ith nf N ani: ,
| P1 anuttii'r ilcvclu ptm c* at llto
Chase will be held on July I. «t h'«*•**• Th* «»• •ia* ■ » « * 'the outstanding talk at ths con- v illa ,T en n . rscslv e d hrutac* on H><‘ | C ap itn i. S cn iitm H ick cn l ,p, i i It
I i „tei Justice
J T m at the South Laurel .Hill! ^
amendment on to a
■ ......... S rn u '. It-.n ■
■
Ifntiae- passed bill conremed vention wa* that given by Eric head am i legs, but escaped ‘c rln m i | „ , VJ, ,
-i u n i ty > t , l i a s
..............
Mi * .
C em etery,
Philadelphln
in
ju
r
y
,
even
though
Ilia
ItH
'l
C
b
cv
,
Atom*,
I*:y
(
’timiniMi-c
rb
.i:
with industrial alcohol permit*. Jolt,on, former *etrel*ry nl the
\ I -1 J .I oil
Chase"'died on the train enrm.le
rolct S e d a n w a* liit n lly dcmnlM bril j
i(
„ |„
,
< ri ts 11 ••in
U. S (‘handier of Commerce.
from I'lilladelphla to Camden. Me .
fultowlng a ciilllsiiiu ill ’ Dentil |.............................. . n, In. ,if. !,.»■•
WASHINGTON. June .111. (/II
s i ' l i Ilia
where she hud spent f>2 summer • —A uorrrnmrnt awimmliiK pool
Hr al»n praised the talk ol Hen V a lle y " at the R ig fre e nnul Hi
i( ,,,i | i , n .i I I
mi r y
Dr. Wilbur C Leighton, medirol «hlrh became the scene t>( dls- ry Luce, editor of Life and l ortiine t Cl section last overling «l 7
i im ntbiii « ■ g m lfy uf .......... tit. I . It u t
examiner, »nic) that death wn» InrbanreH when opened tu both magazine*, who told ol the *ucce»« (I'cltick.
im sm a lia g i'itictil" ns i I m h i i i . in -t
whl(r and negro youths has
caused by a heart attack.
W ith a com panion, Minn Jean |
t „ , i , ; v r'-iun-" nnof
the
Marshall
Plan
in
Europe.
M rs.’ Chase wss In good health been closed. Secretary Krug nf
(ia ilile s , * I mi o! N a sh v ille .
Mi
Hlcki-nini'pi-i vnnta .mm il.>when she wa* put on the train in the Interior Department, which Mr. Katlner brought back from S rn itli w as tak en to Fe n m ld j
(„
mt-i
Philadelphia on Monday by her operates the pool, ordered It the convention an a»h tray which l.aughton M em orial Hoi>pit«l b y 1
tus c j m
M u m vh ik- I -I
son.by a former marriage, Philip rtosed until further nottre. He he pretented to W. A Mormon, S tate H ig h w a y L ie u t. C lyde f a r | „ „ , t , „ l u to In ,;iv e n an ••*•■--i tun
,..1 t,-.ltllt.-iicv
Ian fo r em ergency treatm ent M i . . (, v
I,., su(i ,.l 'lie at |
L. Lee. Accompanying her were acted af(*r the mixed swimming
ii m s , - ti only
Mr*. Charles B. Holiday, of Wil led to a pool.aid* melee fur a pmiden! of the Sanfotd Club.
G adiles was not reported as in
........... tu n in g
<t Widnt- I n
< l-a ig e -l l.y
"I don't imoke," retorted Mr. ju re d .
mington, Delaware, and Mr*. second straight day yesterday.
J tu- Sn iu iti labor b a ltt,
|iiii!
Dam age to the other automobile , , (1ltll , K ( „ u,| .,t11t:, , i»duv
Ethel Mouser Harvey, of Haines
Morriton with a *mile, "but I have
. . Inn sin*'! deWASHINGTON^ June HI (TPiIn the arcid a n t, » 1941 1 w ith ( m -,
the T u ft Hmth-*
guy y|i,
customer* that do »o III put it on involved
1 1-- n r ,
la ,t
Fo rd Sedan, was o stlm ate.l -,t
, a.im ittin g fntltm- m Mmn
A native of Philadelphia, Mr*. A congrcstjonal investigation groufi
,|"i
11 »e *
,limit flOO. Neltlir, the drivi-i, ,-ffnrt tn repeal it
Chase moved to Jackoonvllie, in waihrd it* hand* today ol further my de*k,"
A Kiwanis tia pin was presented Mrs. Edgar W. Puuiphrey m l"-i
A n n illi b ill Km thill -i i In -11 .ing
1004 when she msrrlsd Mr. Chase, inquiry into Alabama's hooded
•i i i ,. answered
to Earl 1. Hoy by Edward F. Lane, husband, riding witli her. wen lu ll, uiatcbed I m ill tin- l- lllll nl
who was president and I*1**1 night-rider troubles.
, n -i,.I , -f Home
injured.
who
congratulated
him
on
his
fine
n, -ugh Dm
chairman of the board of Chase
il, f m l and ran,m od through
>• i I -i loan ic
After
a
brief
hearing
yederday.
According
to
Stale
Highway
rerord for the past 20 years as a
A Company. It* 102(1 they built
lion .e, was r-lmlkcii u,<a t'lduvPatrolman
R.
D.
Hnrrison,
Mis.
a home at 950 Palmer Avenue, Rep. Byrne (D-NY) said lie had citizen and Ktwanian and said.
tin f II ,1 in a jin slice,n , (m I ’ l ' '
J .t i-1- t i in l.l. .ISJ,
Winter Park, where she haa re no plan* for continuing in inves "Regardless where you go, I hope Humphrey, driving from the Rig iil.-nt T n,nian’a ’J hii Inal" pi"
I i •, |{, - «, e<
sided ever since. She was Inter tigation into flogging (undents your future will be as bright a* Tree road onto the highway, g llllll
- Mi ,i 11n v i-a v a
.iillitla n t * 'lr n t lils t l« t i" , i I* »•-(«■*
the Florida sunshine." Mr. Hoy nulled into tha path of Mr. Bmttb.
ested in elvlc and eharttabl* af- I- -I-, ,e an.I
S S t W ll
which alrr'Idy . ! J S r
is retiring as manager of the J. C. who was driving north on tin- followed up then I n ,i-I t'-uglit
!■ •
the Children'* Home Society of F HI agent* and Alabama law en- Penny Store, and Intend* to highway, and whn-e Chevrolet tilt ( t,. h i , vnfory last uigM In m
Jo !g> Reeves
the right rtar of the Ford, t'1"
|,,-g swiftly to non nut iigi-> «)■r
travel with Mr*. Hoy,
-*
- . .t-i atom
foieeiiient authorities.
Florida.
I In I t. -nJlK't.
Her husband, Joshua C. Chaae,
[Jyme is chairman ol a Hou»e
Two new members were Induct ed over the concrete abutment, f , . | „ < | w , - r e n the lt..n,n l-ill
turned
over
nnd
canm
to
rest
on,
..............
patm-t
l-v
tini l l . -ii I r b 18
di"lL,naJ
*MUa *her
J :J ™
Subcommittee
w h i..c h ed: R N. Hlaekwelder, formerly of Its right aide, It was taken to Rat
p, |[,
duv - - ii which
of 89. Besides
son, rh.
she ia*
la aur'
sur- Judiciary
a
.
.
the Clinton, 8. G. Kiwanis Club,
vlved by a daughter, Mrs. R alp h i heard testimony from three Ala- who was Inducttd by J. W. Hall, llff’s place.
Iloll, Di-ioo,nils mi,-I p.q.oM i
>1 meet (iu b ltMrs.
Pumphrey
faces
a
charge
,|IW
ft,.,,,,!,,
,„i--)i,-red
little
C. Lasbuap, Jr., of East Windsor bams newspaper men yederday.
and J. H. Nicholson, former Au
icuatiaurui in, m * * T a m
P u t iiiu r and intent ii aie pret(Oeattaiea e s N l * * * * j _
The reporter* —the only three gusta, Ga. Klwanlau, who waa In of violation of the right of way I
tv itenrly (lie ran-e," llie Judge
wilnaMes called— related account* ducted by Judge J . G. Sharon.
,a(d
A motion picture of activities In
of violence by hooded mob*. But
(,m ild rental k;*.! Mi it tiie two
St.
Petersburg
waa
shown
by
Her
counts in tit* ini ili'ttlir I -I are v e ry
tuggeiled. that Congress let (he
man E. Morris, and included view*
c !n „
and a ). oil tin - J -t l ge to
homa follii handle tha situation.
In color of tha famous Festival of
•xtd ain th * fee- ii t e-ii nt "• little
Although Byrna Indicated the States parade.
ui-'ti* thoroughly ( i#
(Oeattsaeg o s f s i * Twat
cently built near the laka by the „ Th^ . f d‘’
if
U
WASHINGTON. June 30 t/P>- owner of the court. Rr*agt Harris, MrtflWf*lh,J^n .h"?
Atlorney Central Tom Clark to
. mf t r,Ph *“,M* * " ,r ° m ^ whkh U b t« and b . X . hav.
day filed tuit to break up the Du K AK television
fan Mr Harris been recently addsd. It la n neat
Pont industrial empire
rnlrses (he programs which In-; concrete block buildingL*n.d ” *V
The Altorney General announ terested him so much tn the north. ^ >» » " * w abuffo^ard «W rt
ced that the action, under the Sher However, he has installed tlje tele-1Clo« to this Is a
vision set amt special antenna In'
eBmr W* ? ,h i*'1*
man and Clayton Anti Ttuil Law*, his
home In anticipation of the facilities, and outside laundry
wa* filed thi* morning in the U. lime when nearby station* will commodntlon*. Concrvte p a t i o
S. District Court at Chicago.
broadcast video program.
n.oor?
provided ,or
npp -jffe the cabin court, at ths about 80 trailer#.
..
Among the major demand* n l
>e„nnnte DrIve Intersection, a new,
N**r tj1* trailer camp
j
the civil suit are a divorcement nl colorful and modernlstlfl Uvern iu u rt building* iWilch were ereeted
the E. I. Du Pont De Nemour* Co , was recently built and opened for hJ '^ Bc^
ol Wilmington. Del . twin General business bv A W. Roper of Malt- o f M r Wilhelm, tn fronUe aatora
,lnd
and filling station. oparatld *»/
Motor* Corp. of Detroit.
In the region of Prairie Lake Neel Chandler, formerly of PortIt alto a«k* that ihe Du Pont south of Catselberry is the new lend. Melne.
family he required to releare it* Prairie Lake
Drlve-ln-Theater.
On an opposita corner I* the
holding*, detcribed a* controlling, end et the road Intersection lead- Mobley Trailer cemp, store, end
nr the United State* Rubber Com Ing Into Allamonte, the Glass filling statlun and next to It a
Tower, built Just after the war Is targe garage, operated by D. W.
pany of New York.
becoming Increasingly popular. A Hammond, formerly of Asheville,
Tbe suit named a* defendant*:
number of homes, cabin courts n . c . who lives with hi* family
E. I. Du Pont De Nemours, Gen and restaurant* have been hutlt m a nearby trailer,
On the east aid* of the road
eral Motor*, U. 8 Rubber. Christ in the vicinity during the past
near the Intersection Is the new
iana Securities Co.. Delaware Re two years.
At the Longwnod-Ovledo rosd George Holder Truck and Rs»*
illy and Investment Crop. Pierre
S. du Pont, Lammot du Pont, intersection an attractive nsw stop.
Irennc du Pont, and all members triailer park Is being sat up by R.
Near Fairy Lake east of Longrelated by blood or man luge i" i A. Wilhelm why for many years wood Is the C. W. (jplnes Clrcla
either U S. Rubber, ('Inittiana |„,j|t automobile body models for Cabin Court erected two years ago.
Securities or Delaware R ealty and Hulrk Motor Co al Flint, Mich o n the porch of the court I* an
,Investment
____ . _____ , Corp.
On«*
. . . of h\n
M_ IIrRilnr
. . I U , ttrimnt®.
.n .n ta P
nhart
IC sSllK '* «>» N l* TSSal
O
Robert
Funeral Services
Mr8- Cbaoe To
&
JftUftOrSS! O
n» U pH On Friday £E.,?sL?5 "«MSL«:
m | m (( of the J* C. Penney Slots on Fin t Street, and *inco than a*
mam ear of tha company'* *tore in Clinton, S. C., ha* been transferred
back Mrs at manager of tha local flora to euccaad Earl I. Hoy, who it
rttiring after 21 yaart a*
..
, ,,
...
,
A native of Concord, N. C„ Mr. BlaekweWer tUiled hi* *anr|ca
L _
#•________ _
with *tha
Penney Company leina A*
1M2. With Ua wtfa ha liras In tha
■ana Court Apartment* A eon, H. j
V. Mackwater, Is homa for the!
enaunar from Clemon College'
where ha is a fcalor la tha Am U-
I II
And Administration
Congress Calls Harold Kastner
Off Its Probe Tells Kiwanis Of
........"
Of Alabama KKK | National Meeting
R. N. Blackwelder Will Succeed
•inmaa performed tha tnatallatlon.
I. Hoy As Penney’* Manager
D,4 rU iS.‘SSS.V)»>-. E.
R . N. BUekwaldar. who from 1936 to 1942 .anted «. aiihUnt
let Prat*
,....... .................................... of Kla*
NO. 223
Many New Enterprises Develop
Miners Remain
Along Sanford-Orlando Highway
Am ong D i p D c m n n d s
At Lake Kathryn near the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, touritl
A re
1Jivorcem ent 1cabins have been erected In an at- •—--------- ----------- -—
O f Du Pont-G eueral S T . " 2 S
J r if " - ," 'K ,
M otors C o m p a n y ! •- «» *l»” : «' u»
'
N*Sned^?’lfaS!!rfr
i- ‘<i
For Girl’s State,
Martha Chapman, daugh
Presbyterians To terMiss
of Mr. ami Mr*. B. E. Chap
118 Elm Avenue wa* elected
Bulla Structure man.
treasurer yesterday of Girls’ State
In Tallahassee, the first tlnsa a
For Sunday School local
girl has attained such high
Associated Pretw Leaned Wire
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*
2 Escape Injury
As Auto Wrecks
In
T r e a s u r y Official Predicts
Continued Prosperity in U. S.
Rotary To Sponsor
290 Americans To
Die Over Holiday
Youths At Camps
Tha board of directors of ths
Rotary Club daetdad to sponsor a
boy for two weeks at Camp Win
ona next month and to send thrsa
girls to tha 4-H eneampment at
Camp McQuarria near Ocelu. Tha
action waa taken at Uia first club
assembly of the Rotarlana under
President Georgs Touhy.
The directors also decided to
continue tha Junior baseball league
neat year as part of Its youth
■ 1■
Tha ’council
traffic daa
tiled the holl“the makings
tfle Jem—and
death tell—tn
Jud g e Reeves replied that the
co,ul count
tiaigi-a tlm t Mi.-s
CH1CAGO, June 30—(TP)—Under Secretary nf the Treaiury l.d- On-! -ii ‘‘w illfu llv and u n la w fu lly "
ward H. Foley, Jr., declared today tint all iigti* point to continued,
il J u M li. tJuparMneiit docllAmerican protperity "beyond anything we have experienced in the mint but -i'll im -1h*,: -1i.-ii M>at
sim intended to illjllio Mils connpatl."
t *y Sint iid s fo r’ i,to power, as
America s economy is strong. Foley »aid in * speech prepared Inr in count N " 1
the convention of the International*------------------—— ------Circulation Managsra’ Associa u year; the "unusually sound con
tion.
dition" of our financial instttuFriday Morning
"Thera haa bsan no undermining tlriint mid speculative market*, the
of that atrength a* we have read "exceptional financial health" of
10:00 A M
Lake Fro n t Ball
justed our business structure to agriculture; and n glowing popu Park — Buys lla r r b a ll games.
normal peacetime markets," he lation Dial has inti curd 17,000,10.1)0 AM. Gtruuinar School —(May M ixIclInK, T o u clifo u t Ball,'
said. "Boras few critics have mis 000 since before tbe war.
Bike R aces, R elay R aces, Kick
taken readjustment for something
'American buaincua la far mote I’m, Red Hnver. Red l ight. Stat
basically destructive. I believe
they now nra realizing thalr e r r - 1 c o n c e r n ' than it ever ue
Friday Afternoon
•
or M
wui* in rarlier punertime pciiods,"
2 00 I’ M. Clay Center. Ft. Mel
Folly cltnd tha caah position of
'!Su‘ !ne“ h" N l" v*a,cd
Americans as one of tha "found#-' >'(>,990,000.000 in new construc lon 1’atk lltdiby S!mw, Sponsored
tion stonss of our economic pow- ‘lo» end new equipment since the by the Pilot Club. On Wheels Meat
war ended. Still further capital (bring anything on wheels, bikss,
individuals hold liquid asset* «*pendlturea on a large scale are tkste*. wagons, etc.t Races will
be held on the Lake Gioitt Drive.
•allmntad at mora than $800,000,- Planned for this year and nest.
Girls Softhall, Paper Pulp Mod
000 ha aald. T b it amount dots not
“These cxpendlture.1 are invait- eling,
Volluvtinll, Ping Pong.
Inoluda aueh asset* da Inauranc*,1nientn in the future of this cotmGame* — Red Rover, Red Light,
aqultlaa la unincorporated bull-' try. They represent the determine
. f) ,
c
ntaa, nnd aneurltUa othar than tlon of business to put into une
.ml r rcli Bali
those of tha federal govsrnmant.
the now maUrlals and new pro- ^
n<t on Io" ' “ni ( lrcl'
Bounce.
esses which we have developed.
DANCE Friday Night, July 1
The products of that determlna- 7i20 to 10:80 P.M.
Ion will be powerful stimulants to
Entertainment
ur trade nf the future."
Chamber of Commerce Building
ltecreiifion Schedule
* ^ u h ^ j »> scw8
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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A naoH nlrd P rrn n L n w r d W ire
M O N D A Y . J U N E 27, 1940
U.S. Rebuttals Governor Warren And Pretty Bride Catholics Say Sanford Farm Rayburn Says House
Open In Coplon Honeymoon In Southern California R e(js SejZfc All M arket Sales
Will Pass Housing
fipionag.Caie
Church Offices Show Big Hike
G o v e rn m e n t
C ro ss
O f
H is
B e g in s
E x a m in a tio n
A lg e r
H is s
P e rju ry
In
T ria l
WASHINGTON. Jaao 17, m
~ .T « e tlm a a p ended today In
JadHh Coploa’a aiptcnae* trial
I M M Federal Jadgo Albert L.
I W w w ti promptly denied e deIbaoo motion for a directed ver
dict of acquittal.
M i l Reeve, alao denied a
■etlee of other dafanaa motion*,
all dooignod to knock out lh*
government’* rate again*! the
F a r m e r Jn.llce Dei
epartment
worker.
WASHINGTON, June 27 </P>~
h# defame in the Judith Coplon
ptoDage trial completed ita case
today and the government began
calling rebuttal witnemt.
Two defeme witneim appeared
briefly. Then Defeme Attorney Ar
chibald Palmer laid "we reit" al
9:30 A. M.
John M. Kelley, Jr., a go9vern<
men)
Int proteculor.
roiecutor. immediately
immediate!) call.
j d William E. Foley at the firil of
[ WRree rebuttal wilnenai ha plane to
put on the Hand.
Foley, Mill Coplon’i bon when
•he worked in Ihe Junite Depart
mint at a political analyil, wai call
ed to contradict her venion of an
FBI "decoy-memorandum which
figurei prominently in the trial.
The lait detente witneitea were
h n .L Chamberlin of ihe Cen
tal Research Corp.. Atlington.
fa., end Arthur Shimhin of F.att
Orange, N. J. who ii with the New
Yolk publiihng firm of Simon and
Schuiter.
• Chambllia laid hli company had
never iold geophonea to Amtorg,
tM ; Soviet trading agency,
LOS ANGELES. June 27— (2P>— Governor Fuller Warren of Florida
and hi* pret y »un-lanned California bride ate honeymooning today.
Barbara Jeanne Manning, 23. softly ipoke lire wurdi "I do" for
ihe Govern,, in a lale afternoon candle lit ceremony al Westwood
Community Church yesterday.
A Lutheran minuter lh# Rev. A. J. Soldin, officiated. omithnf the
♦ word "c«*>' from me ceremony
The church, lavishly decoraied
with flower*, formed * colorful
for the uniting «f a Flor
Marries Governor .ettlng
ida Governor and a California
beauty. Rut outside the sky was
leaden gray with not even a trace
of sunsnln*.
The brlda wora a gown of whit*
Imparted organdy over lea blue
aalln with a sweetheart newline,
buttoned down tha from, and a
full-gathered aklrt. Her bridal
bouquet waa of white orchid* with
feathered carnatlona. Governor
Warren wore a dark blue doublebreasted business suit.
The newlyweds, after a iadap
tion, left for an unanmminml dr,
(matron In southern California
They planned to leave late Ioil*,
by plan* for Ft. Walton, FI* , near
1 Pensacola. The Governor raid
atata business will draw him hack
to hta desk at Tallahassee In about
four day*.
Attending th* bride wete the
matron of honor, Mr*. Bevrrly
Wasson of Los Angeles, Miss
Alma Warran, the Governor's «ister, and Mr*. Ward riunkett of
Loa Angeles, Use bride’* mother
Barbara was glvtn sway by her
great-uncle, llurold Pierce of Lo*
Angeles. Lou Wolfion, Jack**ui
ville businessman, was best mail.'
In keeping with the old-blueborrowed tradition, the bride wore
an old bracelet, a blue slip and »
MU* Harbarn Manning yesterday borrowed handkerchief.
The ceremony wn» preceded by
became the bride of Florida's
Cover nor Fuller Warren In Lo* the singing of “Ah, Sweet Mystery
Angela*, Calif., before 300 Invited of Life," by Robert Heckonidoif.
guest* who filled Ihe caadle-llt Other numbers included ’ t>b I er
,t wmlaaaM tia r«»» *••
Westwood Community Church.
East States Get Rev. Melton Ware
Little Promise Of Talks To Rotary
Relief From Heat On World Affairs
Note* from Uie F B I ' "decoy
W9T* fwnd In Mlaa Coplon** puric M o s t O f U . S , E a s t O f
waa arrested with ValR o c k ie s S w e lte r s In
h
n n atm
, a . * i, .it
William Thomas
Has Appendicitis
Attack On Cruise
CHARLESTON, S. C., Juno 27
—(Special!— William Tlnmiaa,
m Jjaaman Recruit USNR, of Route
* 4 , Sanford, waa aavad by Joint
Navy and Coast Guard action after
ha waa atrlkan with appandlcltli
lata laat Tueaday aboard the U38
PC 779 off th* North Carolina
Coait.
Th* commanding officer of th*
venal radioed the Fifth Coait
Guard District headquarters re
questing a aaaplan* to' trantfer
Thomas to tha hospital, as aoon
aa hit condition had been deternpplixd. A Coaat Ouerd Mariner
eeeplene dispatched from Elisa
beth City, N. C. rendeiwouted
tcaanaae* oa Pag* ata»
Purcell Company
Moves Ita Location
B. E. Purcell Company, ladlaa
and man*’ ready to wear clothing
rfore, re-op#n#d fiaturdaf a t IU
K w location. 810 Wait Plrat
(tre a t acroaa the itra e t from th«
Prince** Theater Building and waa
viailed bp many old and new euatomato.
The (tore room hat been com*
pletelp remodeled and repainted,
and new flooring and walla have
been added In the window*. With
He whlta walla and oetllag and
fhtom oeat lighting, the Interior
ore tea to a bright, • theerfa! op-
.H u m i d
H ope
Seen
If M en
R e tu rn
T o M o ra l S ta n d a rd s
S tic k in e s s
fiV ASSOCIATED PRESS
F o r T h e F u tu re
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WV
in1divi* u >‘ ••• w«>nl(
Mnsl of ll,e nalion east of the i P*,p ,,u ," n«* ‘hf"
RacVy Mountains sweltered in hu«',«* R«v Melton
mid stickiness today, and lliere ? * " .
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,p,/ k,n« bp
iva. little relief in sight.
: ,or,, ,he , 0 ,,' v C,ub’ , , , , r P01"'
The U. S. Weather Bureau m !"" .o u,l ,h*'
'» on ,h«
Chicago sard ll.al ex.ept for a few 1
B* * ,,"r‘l Wo,,« W * \
spots,
rain had fallen over „ | ' " " u " h * w*'r
hot. humid weekend and none was j
we,le,n c,v,l,,," ' on « wf
predicted before Tuesday. F.ven
*’' *
. .
.
then light, scattered ihundershow- , N«> natmn worlh hving has yet
er* won't give much relief, ihe I t|,fcb„ bf declared, and he urged
bureau forecast,
'hat we as a naliu,. ,ei up . IanWest of Ihe Rockies it was gen- f,4rd* ,n wh,ch w,,,‘ * nd «tM>d peo
erally cooler. A line of thunder pie can believe, as individuals adstorms was reported moving from litre to our moral and spiritual
ideals, and leave events in the
(Caatlaat* Oa Pag* Slat
bands of God."
Rev. David L. Rofton,
84, Dies In Georgia
The Rev. David L. Roton, 94,
retired Baptist minister and formar rasldent of Benson Junction,
dltd Saturday at McBtan, Oa.
whtra he had lived for th* past
yaar with hla daughttr, Mrs. J.
r . Smith. If* had been 111 for th*
paat yaar.
Prior to last year ha had lived
■Inca 191ib with hi* son, II. W.
Roton at Benson Junction, lie was
horn Jan. 21, 1RB6 a t Edgeflald,
8. O.
Surviving la ona daughter, Mr*,
Smith of McBeant two aona, If.
W .J ^ to n of Benson Junction and
J. T. Roton of Jacksonvlll*, 10
gramkhlidran and flva graat
grandchildrtn.
Rev. War*, who waa Introduced
by I'resident Georg# Touhy aa •
son of Judge It. W. Ware of this
city, paator of th# Methodist
Church In Varo Beach, a veteran of
World War two in which ha aarve.l
aa a chaplain for four year*, two
and a half y**r* In England and
seven month* In Franca, JP^h" °J}
the subject, "An ex-G. I. Look* at
the World." and said that ht* Ida**
on th* subject originated a y « i
aKo while looking over a alack
of m*l»*ii*M whtn f”*" Dio flrat
time lie realised that this nation
iaemad to b . on lh* brink of an-
Ha apoka of th* Idealism and anth 11man tn with which th* young
man of 1917Uunch*d upon tha£rusad* to tnaka the worid saf* fot
dr|nocracy, and thalr dlalllualon(Caatlaa** oa r t * ' “lal
Mr«. Mary E. Taylor Wins Bond As
Oldest Seminole County Resident
Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, 97, P. 0 . Bog 12, Ganava, waa awarded a
823 U.-S. Savings Bond today by tha Florida State Bank a* the oldest
person in Seminole County whose name'was entered in tha recant contest
tn connection with the ll. 9. Treasury'! bond sales drive.
Mrs. L P. Harper. Geneva, who submitted Mrs. Taylor's name,
Many
Bill By Tomorrow
Priests
A r e $ 1 . 5 Million B o o s t
Reportcrl l''ot Yc.ir;
m u n is ts
R a id s
Citrus, Celery, Cab
In
C z e c h o s lo v a k ia
bage Top Activity
A rrfi^ tc d
Bv
By
In
C o ttl*
PRAGUE, Ctechorlorakia, June
17 (A*>- Roman Catholic sources
charged today Communists hava
seiied virtually all church admin
istrative offir#, (j, Crerhnslnvakia
and arrested priest* who resisted.
F B I Captures
Argentina And
Counterfeiters j Britain Sign 5
In Capital Raid Year Trade Pact
A million and * half dollar in
crease in sale, ovei 1^48 at the
Sanford State Farmers Market was
reported today hv Sandy Ander
son. manager
S e m ite
V o te
f ..th < ir
S .tt» l
r* tl
O n
N ew
M e .ir ,u r e
T o
My
Is
Be
C riti-
Sen.
L ucas
'V tM ltV tiT o y , June
17—
(rVi —Darker* of the Adminis
Sale, lor llris sea,on totalled 14.The informants said reports from
tration'* housing till! noli an Ini6 Jf»,(i4(l, ,11 mi tea«e ot 11,551,
varinus parls of the country showed
•1*1 test in the Hooke loday.
6
9
8
over
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total
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They heal 1.17 to 'J!l a proposed
regressive measures against the
more units weir sold than last
«nlr*litute , oritainlng rise prorlchurch are increasing Some priest*
M . l f h r - t f (r * l i e v e r| T n
•lon lor pnhllr housing. Offer-polled inline i liargeil ihern with seaion, lie «anl,
M e f ‘nt
4 M e n A n r i W o n t , in
A 111 t|M r
by Hep ( l .it h i l l t ; * ) , the
("itrll* led ill tale, ralrte with
"milling uiiretl" alter they had
be*|rn hill noutd have anthor■IdO.IM (roser teilrng lor |t.0*F),
Irect I.I.Mi.'iiin.mm for slum clear
•»ad limn tlie pulpit veiterdav the
W A SH iN uiTrjr Imre */ f/1*,
Rt I’M •'< AIBI
I'd'r Celery was next with 215,ance and fnt sii hoii.lng aids, hut
Ser ret 'er,. - 1*011, linla, -ir-d
Catholic hierarchy's accusations of
Ibd,m
and
\,
H/7 (rates , filing lor JHOl.ldh. ,Into,t tlnonrNi
nothing lur housing voiistrurllun
|„ ||t five yea, i,a,|.
deceit, fraud, kidnapping and rob
hv the government. Ihe »ut«
Cabbage was third with 514.105
bery against die Communist gov
in a raid only , half a doren him k« H i m Ikllit
a teller count—wffh lit*
ob
bag, and cralc, selling lor $5/0,
from the
iiil- Motlre atlil be, re|
ernment.
uirmhets mil rrioidrd hr name,
r h o f i A i« * fit* |I4« ♦
74h Beans of all vatielie, totalled Ser rice hea-bpHTlen
lit ill nl lie i prupu.ed an hat It uie*
Tlie denunciation, in tbe form of
I lip
.1
■' 4 4 rjfift# iff
llie
?*i/.5/fi bushel, and brought 5/12.
are to lie i oindiletril.
[ l ie rilnnrk VI, b r i n g m u l e , lire I ' l r t M l f r •H T i r s t 'l f it l ( t i n t 11
a pastoral lellrr, was a virtual wliilr
I ’e,
h e a i t n y Mrd. or , n , , fIr, e , i n i e •'ll I t u G H * ♦il'l 0
bonk catalogue of alleged anti- 410.
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WASHINI.inN, luue 2/ (/f’t In addition to these eommndi i t I MO/ | |
. i i e e l . N o , l i m e d , m ' • l i i f n i t 1 t» fit*’ t\|i|9** i t l i i n ti(
r hurrh actions by ihe government,
lloine ‘ p-akfi B.iybiirn (|J lex)
tie*. HI other lilffeient kind* of
< 1>V
which it accused of aiming at the vegetable* and fruit "'fie d ld ii the Mine Id,., I wilt, World Hank
vaiil lie told I’ievident Iruiiun tqr„
A ,v„ i
"extermination of the ihiucli of hided Into Hit *tnlr’* *ud KM l ilies h ea d q u a rte r, |
tin, ,o ,', aid
• III , *i.»v ill'll tile H'jn.e will past a
It w*s iniptsasihh' for me to man weir atiedeil
Chml " The letter told Catholic
| ba„,|il»i i*. A t 1,1
all I bull "ptelty goo,)" lum-mg toll not t i
(„„„, | .1,1,,,,enl by tbe l,e a , mini,let, »li . I-it In tbe Aig'tiline ler lb.in lonmrrow
communicants then "hour of Inal" peiv.imlly contact nil of the buy
er, that patiolii/e mil market.
may he al hand.
Mr Aintei sou derlared, "hut I did ">V ‘aul .|.a,ge, „l rnaniil.i. lo mg N.ilional I . • "Olllp I "lllll l| oglied
New low i o,i publn liousmg and
Prague p r in t, said they lie. •orreed In getting the iiainn* »".i and pav-mg iom d»i|ed iiiiieoiv l i r e S p a i n .1, HI I t Ogll b
"I"-,
limn
tb nam e bom a III.*|(it ph.ite
lived Ihe paatornl letter, signed by ■dille**e* of approximately NtMl of .,eie pl.i. n | ag,in,l I ugcur il.im
I lie . rvem-.itv, III.,
n llie ot Mi I iiiiii.ui , tail deal" pruArrhliiahup Josef lleraii of t’liiguu,
mnn Cieightiiu, 25, Waller Kiilwell Argentine nrlv. - k .
I two gi.dn
Airhbhtion Josef M*toch* of Ot- ibrm
We bail bliyei, I' oil !'• -tale
VkMls.ssn I Hughe., 2H an I ITIIImte,
.......... *ml the cinitry’* other t "thI .'-rn.il- Mipoily l.radrr l.mav
otic bishop*. Iiad leceiwd wide atul WI rllle* West "I the M i,*^. 1U wl(p | „ , f \. „ u| A.tb,,,
Aoiero ut I, ”•* oien t.rb-.e (P H I) ,1.. dlrm lrd tbe weekly
Ippi
who
patronlxed
>uu
niHis.el
,
,
.
idrnilntiori despite police attempt*
vill f <|f sfl nltr 1I (i()|f|rni f A«| I fM7yjtCA4iOP.fi lead*' ' ll 4"*e Wathiug lit- two - «y |. ,
to prevent the letter from Iwlng Ttd* <vs, due to the lexa- and
Cnlifomi* freere
I* wh* very ion atblre.,-,
of ll.-O .||i|....l
■.oil, Vnieiu *o j-is widi Mi I riiman Altrrward
read in pulpit*.
f |,P
,,u | f reigblor, and m u le l, lb- I •e-l -Isle, • 110m I,ut a, io |l urw,men
Piled* have reported they were gratifying to talk with Ibe.e luiy
,, l« It I -1 d Or •be Ipllll '.I lire
warned in nlgld police visit* *• aLt. J Wed.. of
. the Mi,si».,ippi
I a r/ win,
at KMlwe I -fflmiD^tl III I mil.At
tMr
| |
,v. , ^eoalf vole Oil *
.
.
v
**1
gains! reading pastoral letteis, the (tMfl vlHtletl our niHikft tot th**, .
, orupelltlvr m ".'"'M il 1 1 1 i f new I il-.i law Itu the nation will
find
.......
Tliev
weirveil
pleased
'h
r
<
nlinter
led.
m
then
bii.ine,,
only means for Hie hierarchy to
Anienr tn , If if s 11. I 'l l il mi gilt |,r Mlll-1 v tin ijl
tell U* tide of the chiiri'h-alute In find inch a ling- vaiiety of -dlire ,tp|r
Tlo-v iei.ie-1 in. „id , \t >* m, keep I 'tilled |,|l- oil ami Im il
J | be |irnpovftt Noilli Atlantic
fight alnre Ihe Cnthulle pres* wa* pr-'dme, fruit and i-mnteun* deal
•l t One thing in pmHcnlm Ilia* and had |r .,n n l ,„ the ir„„ a ..... 11mr 1 v dl lb- Aig-idine
-hut down by the government.
Aig-idine 1n111.11
.11 l i e d , will l-e brought up ill Ihe
The pastoral letter supported re appealed to these Imyi i s wics tlmt , |„oie permitting m , ... opei Let
Senile immediately (tier it acts on
port* of the »eirure of Ihe Arrh- they could load out and -latl back „tr „ ,|upliratmg mm bine," tlie
I'.iHei ihe agreement, Htdalo)
"•
• l *1
bishop'* administrative offices at to their Market* on « d«y’a notice. I T s ius r .aid
will tnppl, Stie litiH "f Al geidltia'i)
(,INMII, rtllrr,i
Prague and hi* virtual captivity So, with courteous business tr*n»-| T|)r
aet.inn* and a wld* variety of pro. rally April and Immediately aftet ooport'i ‘fl ete wool 1 1 *ogr ft no
In Id* palace
ii iier-|e, ’ oil mil coal to auto
Churchmen t*ld tha government 4tice ami fruit fa choce from. I ,v*i,| I he re wa*. *u "air tulti of oim
itttil>tlf*T
tvjnqwt iti rHiirn,
also took oyer.neatly all adminis (i fldv Uxlitva S*-tf Jjd'i Fw'-e.'.-I the enmdrv ' to lias, them llli> Hi»t»«in \‘ tst|ltl
fi4>»n Ai
Maiket
received
s
lot
nf
free
ad.
trative office i In the archdiocese
tlie Trea ,IIIV *»l'l, it 'V*1 -lid, III ♦-Jti.usfptl :UM»(I|MI1 Lul l nf tiirdl
(f'nnltniied
On
f'age
9)
ami the dlnreirr* of the country and j
nieagerlv «iirc***lul "
||||| | r ■| 4 *41 1 |4t!-l ftOlfi |h*tp ,
tmlnllrH, iimDml. «»ffu*tn1§
• »'•,
Vmo o vonatet\r J'.’.lltllt in c-.m.
ll.n . ii ,| 1; I’ruff I , !f !i11*k Hit I
| C'on 11m
On r* I» •!«!
ter fell* were patted on a t-m I \ ' \ i
IMf 11 trli1 h 1** ...... . Ml I'll»•
Many pets, tmge anil small
__ ___________
(hat ini'lmleil ot inula, l.a--.
fie .4 I 1 \ lilt pH V 1117 till'
iiir "e r*lf i hen ai"I id many varieties, were en•1,1 Ml «t 1 I. Mm 1. I p'.iiu.l 1 mio ci r. ie.| hy I'liililreu 111 Ihe funK»*<l |»#f diiovv Iti’l.i in Ft. M«U
* * *
*
#BB
HrtlHnpur, m9i*I Imrlt
WimIiii-i
V*it 91( t r 11Ift v mf mioii un<ler
toll
iinfoiil liu.al4lit IV h "cnm|i*inl'vely I* *
imt Pruto ■.I'.iiiil Women's
nttla •" vvctc kttitwo l«* IlHVt I*. • ii
■IAt KHONVII.I.F, J u ii.- 87
1 Ini. mid directed hy Ml 1 I1 M.
iSiteriiih
’'Th,. A11111111I Mi't'img pic* id In I'ltidi “ f I lie t*e iilncf,, H"
i.mgli'i. Mty 1 ccii'j|iton dllei lor
“f ttm miimiKcrs iilitl official'* nf sctvht' ttaiil
ini 1 lie youth priigiHMi
WASHINGTON. June 87. ut’i
p.H
7
• idol fill
money Imgs
filled
tin' Flmiila Btnte Fiirmi'it*' Mm |
I t s If . !•
Tin. Navy, enger to gel a "flush- ket* will cunvi-nc III JackHOlivilh' I
) u 11 i1 Mickles
null liliue i were
pat, Mr
tin k" currier f»r handling big , nl llti' fienige WH:thiltgt on 11,it I j R r r l i n A i r l i f t I I . ih
,*•■((• pipsentril to i-uili winner,
plain',, itpcu rnnsidered making ■n July 7, S, It," according to mi 1
I....I Imgn of peiinul 1 were preM s I ' i r s t H i r t h d i i . v .4 till
one “lit of an exbillng flattiip hilt iiimoiincemrnl today from tin* of- I
-1 111•>■I lo evervntir id Die show
lalt'i decidrd it would coat too It'# of Witthim 1. Wilson, ditcc | HUtI.IN, Jtuie 87 d’i
M. if tliiiri LOU person^ were ptellie
much.
*• u t.
Ini of State Markets,
airlift Iiad it* tlrut bttMiday ve
Vice Admiral Calvin T. Durgin,
t'lis entered in Die n uiteg in*
tltii veur morki* tbs terdav, but no party.
deputy chief of naval operation!. I l.'tthWhilt
.hided dogs of many types ami
year “f service rendered tty
rite :'.i6,;i! ith t flight ’ * r n
for air. said In an interview that th" State
t.'e, cats, ducks, tiirllrs. goats
Marketing system, It I* living Imscar—landed live toils *''
the plan wa* studied before work h>''tally ntii
*, . -It -tliwl dm '"g mid a hear.
Annual Confer- 1 of *lri>l, wool and testd*-* at lem
I istarted on tlie United State*, tin1 ince. Farlv InIJth
Fox's dog was Judged
Dm hislnrv ttf Die prill'd Airport at mu' 11v noon
I uegtilliitlfili t • hr •hi.tiiiiiuy
f....
Imgrsl In Die mutest, and
aupeicarrier on which construction
irn*ll*ii,il Oa Pag* *(«|
* writ' 1 m *t i) ti»'tn ll.e |U
ll
ii'H'i
unloaded
without
c
fir
I
l/e
for Die snuilleit entry
icrciitlv wa* halted hy Becretary
nniny nod look off fur Ii r Irurm* ■it,,. ,■,.■1 ,.t I hr I nil *, lull trp|i.u ''id neid tn Peggy
Thnrnlry fur
of t)ofen*s Johnson.
tirtsc. 'Ilif- airlift land, an *vriHg>* it 1... 1
rlt »rf up Die lirg'it'M 'Colors" tier painted turtle. A
The rebuilding project— which Half Ycnr Tags (Jo
tons In llerlto rvrtv d*V i >,,, .
g o a t iiriined F,va, owned hv Sarah
would have Involved a 45,fMfM»ui
On Sale In County gso K.'JIKI
rffirteiilly Diat n“l>'»lv pay*
I <(ri',i, in tiiitli liiieii'i* An*'* Piifi.t was Judged *1 Die ru teit
MldwMV-type carrier, tha Navy',
(I i.aHnue* Tin r«a* sis I
imirli attention to II
rii. 1 I ....I.ia, l.rive .airl Drey *“I*
largest— wa* scrapped as "eco
Vehicle license tag* wer^ today
, 1 iriin ril t* ri le lllrde.'i nl'lr
U nit Michael H. ‘.retry. III, of
nomically unsound.'' Durgin said,
,,^ ,r d Die pre.e»it lir.ily a* I’tlol ( lull Will
when estimatca Indicated It would idiired on ante at half year tale Makrrsfrclil, Calif , nod I 'rul W t
, , . . y with which •“ buy f o u r
cost more than $70,000,000. The »i Die office of (‘riuiitv Tea t ’ol It, Ittai kltlli 11, 811, ot Mville Creek,,
h'l'tnr John L tiallnwav
S|ifiii‘iftr lloliliv Show
•CuMlaae* (la Pag* Hat
(tie., flrw the annlv'‘i <i«i v DigU , i... 1 , tr.i ‘Vtale,
The new lags do not apply to and didn't even know It until ie
nr truck* wlrblt nave pullers told Diem
.m il - Itl.-t- .1
C o n i i n i H H i o n To Meet mitiiMHihlle*
Mi • P M tiingle* aniimirp'ed
I'*••■11 operateil prior to ltiil*y In
.Maluidav the Arnrv and lh* | It. I •I ,N Will D. N J . J'U'* '. today Ihat a lloliliv .Stmw wilt tie
Hit'
at«'e
a*
Diene
nre
■ntiie,-t
to
At City Hall Tonight Ihe regular yearly llreir*e la*. Nu Weil Merlin d ly goveinroenl drd ■ II was blowing hot and '"Id held nl Die Fort Mellon I'mk t il
iileil llie square ill flout "f III* ,,, I lu lenwold ovei the werkriel dnv nf lei iiuon at 8 Itu o'clnck The
Ini', **1d Mr fialloway, will tie |ifield
as "rinjr Iter Luftlnuecke" 11.«■ ihri momrlei leglnterril .1. , show will hr spoiisnird hy (he
Tha Cltv Commission will meet offered
for
let.*
than
$h.OO
except
Do h'<"‘"gh’H snowplow wa* ie Pilot Chili In i'(iuper*Diiu with Ihe
tonight al 9:1)0 o'clock at th* Die V series for two wheel trail alt lift plnia.
The alrllfl has cost 51 lUrs »nd ...... . to duly a fln l.elng ie C i t y
City Hall In regular seasloii.
Recreational ftrprrtm enl
els
weighing
fiO
fl
pound*
or
lea*.
On Friday avtnlng a t 8:00 o’
$350,Him,00(1 In It* first year
i.riiinl
undei Die direction nf Mr* flingclock a public hearing will be held
Ini lliii Is the second in a series
KNfyr HOLE GANG
at th# City Hall In regard to rent
of piogiama planned for the sum
Member* of the Knot Hole
decontrol for the Ranfnrd area, Dung will tie admitted to the
met month*.
said City Manager Clifford Mr Municipal Dark tomorrow night
ChkIi pi lies will (ip awarded to
Klbbin tills morning.
Du- winners In four rUxsl fiAaliqn*
when the Hanford Giant* meet the
"Public taw requires that before I'alatka Asaleaa In a double hill.
Including: th* must unusual hobby,
the governor of any state ran Itlrachar* are being <(instructed
Die best scrapbook, the lie.sl stamp
remova control* In a city a public for the children, and will he ready
' Net lion and the lies! model
hearing must be held In that foi me tomorrow evening, City
plane
(ly SAM DMVMPN
city," Mr. McKlbbln declared.
The show will hr held under th#
Cninml**lonrr John Krlder derlar
NEW
50RK
.
June
27—(/!’)
Ibw
••
*
piecemeal
leces.ion
rd this afternoon.
dieltem at each end of thr Fort
BUTLER FINES 3
lime, will gel wor.e before tliev gel bel.-r, and wben tliev gH bette. Mellon
Gliufflthoard
C o u rts
GAINESVILLE, June 27—</D—
RECOM EH COM MIHSI ONE it
il will be piece-meal, too. rb a l't Hi'
" I""** '"*lf W4Y ''""UKb wheie laid** and bench** will lie
Florida State League President J.
JACKSONVILLE, June 87. (fl’l
piovldrd, said Mis Ii Ingles
M. Butter today announced two J Dlllion Kennedy finally he 1949.
All (‘hlldran arc Invited lo par
A*ie»»tt'fn1t
oi
wbat
bat
lia|iprned
to
Ut
so
lar,
ami
what
we
tail
fine*— on* player and ona umpire - ame cltv commissioner in charge
ticipate in the show and an entry
receiving tbe presidential wrath, or niihlir utilities loday.
reasonably expect Die lest of th e*
blank foi entering liohtiles will he
John Markland, Ht. Augustlm*
to go. That’s wh*t is lueatil
Kennedy, suffering from a nerv year, range from soothing cluck ,
catehar, draw a $10 auaasm ent for ous ailment, disappeared Friday Inga In Waihlnglon to gloomv j,y „ pi*** meal recession and ie found in another pail of today'*
Herald.
. In • game In 8t. Augun never*) hour* hefora he was headahaklnga of the hear* In Wall
v-.
tfne June 91 from which he wa* scheduled lo taka th* oath of Street, nut the middle of the road- Thing* In general aren't ns h*d
ejected hy the umpire.
office, A wld* aeareh waa launch estimate goal something Ilka this:
„.„ie people talk Diem Hut Ihe Itecreatkun Schedule
Umptre Phil Taylor w h fln e\ ed for him, and he wa* found
Most obMrvera expect the slump'wiiulr world. I* watching what
Tuesday Morning
810 tor using abusiva language In Saturday morning asleep on the to hit bottom about tha first uuar happens to us. There are sign*
No haaeball arh*i!nli* today.
addressing a manager—George front teat of hla auto on a dirt ter of IDfiO. They think It will not Die slump Is bamming world
ID ou A.M. Gratnmai School —
toad In Nassau county.
Hyatt of Orlando.
go aa far down the economic acale w|,|r, Hnd we are the huaineax lloya only — Market shooting re
■a did those of 1920-21 and 1937 ringleaders now,
lay, volley ball, boxing, one leg
I FAMILIES KILLED
BIG POLIO FUND
88, and certainly nowhere near aa
Must business Indlmiui* here
rope Jerk, hog tying, kangaroo
MADERA, Calif, Juna 37, UF)~ low aa In 1929-38.
,N*W YORK. Juna 37, « V - T h .
| i.m not alt—are lower than In fight, bucking contest and chin
National Foundation for Infantile Two Btockton, Calif, families,
The economy I* expected to jmd. hut most peopleexpected
crowded Into a 1941 aedan, were alert upgrade again next spring,! that, even hack In I94H And this ning.
10:01) A M. Southaldt School —
all
hut
wiped
out
In
a
collision
Td total of 131,781.000 wat
and slowly climb back during thn uni- most huslnaasmeti were well Paper cutting and coloring, canoe,
with
a
heavily
laden
vegetable
la the 1949 "March of
laat nlna
Ina months
mi
of 1960. Moat prepared for tha slump
j butl»rflv, soap bubble blowing,
L ett year's total wat truck. Seven of the nine were doubt It wilt gat back to 1948
Indicators last favorable now .marbles,
killed.
Tuesday Attarnoon
levels until 196! or '62. In some than al Ihe atart of this year In ,
Two others are In aarloua con boom
I O'Connor, foundation m et.
Indtiairlea th# 1948 record* ctmh : the Federal Hexerva Board’* j 2:00 P.M. Grammar School —
dition
In
a
hospital.
aaid the need for fund*
atand much longer than that. Industrial production Index; elec- swimming a t Crystal Lake. Buddy
The truck driver, Don Allen, may
remalae oatrometp critical."
But soma Induatrlea will atari trie power output, lowest since race, waUr_ polo, lighted candle
Stockton,
told
police
the
paseeni poar'a polio epidemic—the
before others.
That’s_______
because .A„rll
but 4 par ____
cent ____
higher than . race. Life Guards
____ ___________
. . . . . . ______.
_______
gar car ewervad Into hta lane. up lx_____
had
their ___
Joltt away
back'
•
a
_ n ___
.
theyt _hnd
tkair
b a c. k ', yMr „p_r
ago; ____pfOduiuuit.
ateel —
production,
lowBuddy 8yst*m
Ha waa net held.
“ notice
*'
* 1Cil ,inco
■
*■-’* 19481
r“ *“ crude
J oil
”
(Swim Inatructlona — volunteer
n you
maeh.
yon didn’t
didn’t
it ---much.
April,
Wreckage and victim* were whan
*»a>
(C
n
irssM
oa
Instructor)
Tkcy’rd adjusted to reality and
i i m n> ever tbe highway.
$Ion,non rn
Jimmie Fox's Dog
JudgedLargest Pet ’
I11 Ft. Mellfm Show
Officials Of State
Construction Costs Marts To Meet In jjgHalt ‘Flush Deck’ Jacksonville July 7
Carri er Program
Businessmen Brace Against Rough
Sailing In The Months To Come
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M O K P A rriro n e i t m
|
poughnut M&ker.
The Sanford Herald
If any one weapon won the Flrat World W ar fo r the
United Staten, It W*a the Salvation A rm y doughnut. Th
Arm y waa feeling ita way an fa r an m any overw aa activ
ities were concerned, and did not pay much atten tio n to
welfare work for many monthn a fte r the flra t A.E.F. units
went abroad.,The Y.M.C.A., Knlghtn of Columtnu. Salvation
A rm y and other organizations were all perm itted abroad,
but to large extent had to work out th e ir procedure* fo r
themselves.
The procedure th a t made the Salvation Army famoua
throughout the entire American arm y waa Its g ift of hot
doughnuts, a welcome break In the often monotonoua fare
•r offered by th e mens sergeant. They cheered th e doughboy
1from" Sw itzerland to Belgium.
Who started the idea? It in now reported th a t the
distribution of doughnuts was tin inspiration of Lieut. Col.
Helen Purvlunce of the Salvation Army, whose retirem ent
_______________ _ „ (h. Is now announced. She modestly denies this, which leaves
MriSlr/^r iJ#ia* "£ I?\« £!*!!£* th « original genius unknown.
{•»*•••* *11 IS* Ural arwa artaiVa
W hoever It was should have a monument, preferably
a w . * S » ."T u M u at/'
M ■" round, w ith a hole In the middle, and embossed w ith th e
g ratitu d e of the A.E.F.
MONDAY, JUNE a;, II4P
Powerful Facts
How doet a perton get hart'll
into a jam where her name' it cm„
,,
, ,
biaioned m the headline of all the .
Speaking before a gathering of newspaper men n Alntwtpaprn ol the ruuntrv in thr lontown, Pa„ Senator Francis J. Myers of Pennsylvania
th» l« « t « .ly .rll» ™ n t of our w .y of Ilf. I,
Otic circumtiancct a. Mitt Judith 1the publication of the facts about it, good and liad.
He declared th a t the rnnk-iuid-file newspaper mutt Is
Coplon. former Jutlice Department
America's best *ulenmim. H ushIiiii propaganda, which falsiemployee, hat managed to do? Wat
' f its reports of happenings in this country, is Iwat refuted by
*h* a Ruuian tpy, and if to, why?
a s tra ig h t preaentation of the facta aa they occur- Thia point
,„ i ilt,
, r. _
is proved dally by the errecls or m e voice or Amertctt uroatirlnn't kn lU i
■■*nl ? casts. The Voice should not in* deprived of the use of any
ih«i .
: l ,u T1, T* ^now legitim ate source of information alsm t the United States,
that a man t. known by the comthe Senator.
pany he kerpt. Tolerance it a great
Russian
propagandists are foredoomed to failure be
thing. Be kind to all people, even
cause th eir e ffo rts are based upon falsification, both of
your, caemiet. Sul if you don't
conditions in th eir own country and of those in o th er purls
Went to gel dunk up, don't run of the world. In the long run they will find, us have other
ground with tkunkt.
advocates of th eir method, that the tru th is invincible. We
'
have tru th a t our disposal we should make all possible use
"All men are created free and
of It.
i
iquel,” tayt n line in the Dec
oration of lmjf|>fluicnce. Free, pol
itically, equal, before the law, may
be, but not in ability or talenlt.
Winiton Churchill told one of hit
painting! the other day for $1,230.
We could not tell one of our paintingt for $21 if we worked on it all
the reil of our life. Nor could we
write a book at he can. nor make
a iperclt, nor command an army,
nor be a gieul tlalntnan, nor build
a brick wall, all ol which he can
do'with oniacing skill. But perhapt the world it belter off the
way it it. Think of what over-pro
duction (here would lie if SKPHI. j
one could paint at well at Churchtil.
____________________
Stray Bullet
•
**“1
1
One of the morn iincominoa ways to dlo is to be struck
by a struy bullet, It is uIho one of the more needless ways.
The old frontier days of free-for-all gun play are gone.
Men no longer commonly roam the fields anil woods in
search of game to provide t)u> daily meat for protection
uguinst wild beasts or hostile savages. There should not be
so many bullets straying around as there used to be. Yet
stray bullets still cause a share of the d,0(1(1 or so deaths
eHch year from accident?'> shooting.
Persons who handle firearm s should be tau g h t several
basic things ubout them. One of these things is th eir range,
which Is g rea ter than most persons suppose. W hether In
hunting or targ e t shooting, a shot should nuvur lie fired
unless the distance which can be seen is greuter than the
rutige of thu bullet, or unless the bullet can lie positively
stopped w ithin the visible range. If th a t rule were always
followed, there would not be many deaths from stra y bullets.
Statiilici do not mean much.to Why should there lie any?
the average penan. Wa notjeed that
there Were V.265 murdert in ttiii R o n i t p i l . T n J a l R n p
courtly latt year without batting 1 " v V * .
UI
ntwipap,., it m .k .. , Urpntnjuu.
impreuion on ut. We with that It
were not necettary to poblith nny
crime newt, Uui we romelimei be
lieve that if more of it were publirhed by all the newrpapert all
over the country, more people
would, realiea the direction which
thia country in tract lint toll,'l he
Mrioutneu of rueb avilt at Jri/nlt*
•nneft, naicotict and moral laailiet which are becoming mort had
mor* common and *which ara Iha
cam* of much of our crime.
The Juilice Dcpartmtnt. not tatitfiad with effort! of the good ptorta of Alabama including tht tilt*
•gitlalur* to aboliih Klan eellvitiet. hat decided to conduct an
invtitigation of ilt own. And a
congrettional committee will throw
ill weight around. Wt rinctrtly
bop* th*t neither the Jutlk* De
partment nor the congrttiionel
committee will tq embarau the
Work of Alabamiant at to cauae
the Klan to flourith. If the people
of Washington would take the
trouble to read their hitlory bookt,
they would find that the original
Ku Klui K|an actually Marled dur
ing the Reconttruclion Dayt when
the South wat occupied
upied by thou-
I
lands of federal troops who vnre
tdlarly poweilou to pul s Mop to
its itlivitiei. The Klan did nol die*
band until tha troops wfre with
drawn and northern interference
with local m lo m i ceased.
March Of Dunes
Raised In 1949
.
NKW YORK, June 27 (Special)
A record total »f $26,72H,I)IHI wa*
raised In the HMD March of Dime*
to continue the fight on nollo, It
wa* announced today hy Pauli O'
Connor, president or thn Notional
Foundation for Infantile Psralyala. The comparahla figure for lait
yaar waa f 2 1,000,000.
Half the aum ralted, after eapeneaa, will tie need hy natlunal
h«adi|uart*ra of the National
Foundation to aupport Ita renearch, education and training
program*, and to supplement re-
VV burden of rar* cat** carried
ov,,r Dom pr.vlout epidemic
"While It In ImpoiRilde at thl*
time to predict how heavy this
y e a rn 1case-load will l>«-, there in
Kruve doubt that even then record
■um rained In the HMD March of
Dim** "till prove adequate to
carry on our full medical rare and
raaearrh program In the current
year.”
epidemic emergencies. Chapters
retain the other half pay for cara
and treatment of polio patients
and epidemic aid.
Expressing hi* thanks to the
American people and tha thou
sands of volunteers throughout
the country who mnd* tha drive
tha most outstanding In th t or
declared, however, that because
«f the unusually severe .pl.tsmlc.
cxpcrlencced In recant years tha
''need for funds to fight polio still
remains eatremaly crltkal."
•W
year's epidemic, the
worst In 8g years, iik ao tU d tpl-
hW M
lUa Ud M W I car* two
more than doubl'd <I* the
has meant a burden in medlCited as an argument hi favor af call ears alone for tho National
the islet tan which would. Increst* Foundation that has Increased
than fourfold- fap raesnt
the cost of living for story man, more
year*,
^A,.%.Tpi»s,irshMS
Edmonds Calls On
Masons To Fight
A “Welfare State”
JACKSONVILLE, J u n e
87
(Special)—Freemasons should be
the first to sound the alarm that
a "welfare ■tate" will destroy the
Individual responsibility and free
dom upon which our ordtr and our
Nation Is built. President J. Olllo
Edmunds of John 0. Hutson Uni
versity, Past Orand Orator of tha
Grand I.odga of Florida, said hera
Friday night aa Solomon Lodge
" ____ |
*0, f 1**
observed- Ita ’“
100th
In
~k------‘L Tdrthday 'Bcottiah Rita Temple.
“Th* Masonic fraternity, active
In thie country alnce Iwfora the
Revolutionary War, has always
Instated that tha state la the cven
ture, not the master of mankind,”
President Edmunds declared "OUr
order believes in individual res
ponsibility and has always denied
th at any pawsr, civil or eccleat*
aatlcal, could sasurac any reepon■Ibllltv for the Individual.” fteaIdcnt Edmunds continued) *
"The sold war, abeat which we
hear so much, Is primarily a war
of Ideas, I t Is not a fight for con
trol of Germany, The Berlin Bloch*
A FINE TIME TO START THE BAGPIPES
« i u a w n r MAGg
AF Foreign Affairs
It's not surprising that Britain’s
ic-unoulc crisis should haw given ,
rise to discussion on both side* ,
ol the Atlantic as to whether de- !
valuation of tha pound sterling ,
would t u t the situation.
' Under England's managed (con
trolled) currency the pound now
pegged at about M-03. It alto has
a Used value In relation to tha
currencies of other countries. TM
point In lowering the value of the
pound would be to encourage for
eigners to Increase thkfr pur
chases In Britain.
It works like this: say the
value of the pound In U.8. money
were reduced from f4.0d to ftt.OS.
Then obviously the American
would save a dollar on uvery one
pound t r a n s a c t i o n he made,
whether it be for a pair of glove*
or for food. That would be a
drawing card for tourists and
llkaly would Increase exports.
1 However, this would cut two
Way* for England. While she
would be selling more goods, she
would have to pay mote for nec
essary Imports, say from Amer
ica, with har devalued pound.
Urltaln Is such a heavy Importer
that ' her increased oxpemllture
for imports might moru than off
set her gain In sali's.
Ho Britain thus far lias turni-d
thumb* down on sny idea of de
valuation. Apart from other con
sideration* the psychologies! ef
fect of such a rlratllc move might
tre shockingly had both at homo
and abroad. A fter all, the value
of th« pound le John Hull's badge
of solvency-- the symbol of hit
ability to meet his obligation*.
Hack In 1031, during the great
depression, England faced another
crisis which forced her In effect
to devalue the pound, and she did
it by the sensational move of
gulng off the gold ntmidurd- long
her financial rock of IJihrullar.
Thnt was on Hcpl. 21, the mem
orable day on which the whole
iinanclal world was shaken.
For many hours after the onexpected announcement lire suxpenoe In llritaln anil abroad wa*
terrific. What would grow out uf
Ibis during move? Was It con
structive or destructive ? linvernmenta and Idg business the globe |
around were in a cold sweat,
while they wnltad for some sign .
of the trund.
It wae my fortune to he Asso
ciated Pres* chief of Bureau In
London at timu and 1 decided to
TAMPA, June Ti (Special) —
consult the American ambassador, "Florida school officials have fab
General Charles G. (llell ami Irn Into the same tragic political
Marla) Dawes, former vice-ureal- trap which has to sevsrley damag
dent and one of llie world's fi ed the welfare uf schools in Georgia
nancial experts. 1 found him In Tennessee and olher slates," Florconference with the lulu Thomaa i Ida Taxpayers Association declar
Cochran, a partner in the banking ed tislay.
,
firm of J. P. Morgan. The gen
"They,
ara
permitting
our
eral Invited me "to get tn on drvn’a schools to be used as chllthe
this," and I did. After u hit Coch
'respectable front' for propaganda
ran turned to tna ami said)
"You ought to go down and get i ‘h1 r a special legislative session to
an Interview with Morgan about " nvlde a pork-barrel grab of milthe gold standard." (Mr, Morgan I na of dollara'for (Sty,1County
Slate politicians,” the nonthen was In Loudon, with head -1
political research aasoclatluu said.
quarter* In the Morgan bunk).
“Allhuugli1 schools could have
Now one of the iron-clad rule*
of J. P. Morgan (as it had been , gotten a fii to gg million-a-yeur
of his fumous father I was never Increase through small luxury tax*
to give Interviews to the press. •a which would have b««n no bur
I knew there wasn’t a hope on den on anybody, thu tales tax
•arlb fur me If I went duwti 1 lobbyist of the U a g u t uf Munic
"on my own" amt tried to ice the ipalities (city officials' lobby)
great man. However, 1 had a blocked that solution because they
sudden brain wave, and said to wanted to uae the schools as their
Cochran:
excuee for their gigantic grab.
"Me, amt how many more like
"In every major sales tax bill
me T You know perfectly well InUoduced In the Legislature, no
that Mr. Morgan never glvea in tably in the so-called 'compromise
ter vlewa and that neither I nor limited aalee tax' which Governor
anybody else ruuld persuade him Warren said he would 'accept,' the
tu do so,"
eehoola were tu receive only f 14 to
I aaw a glint coma Into Coch 911 million uf the proposed rev
ran’s aye amt hi* Jaw began to enue, while city and county pol
stick out. He reached fur a tele iticians were to grab off about
phone and gut Murgan on the twice that much—tltu.4 millions,"
line,
the Association pointed out.
"Jack, Pm lending DeWUt Mac"No Wander honest, courageous
Kentle of the Associated Press legislators would not take the
down to oee you," he said. "1 blame foi broad new taxes, the ma
augguat that you talk with him jo r purpose of which was to hand
•bout the affect of England go out muitono of dollars of toxing off tha gold itaadard."
pororo' mpnoy to elty and eounty
. Wall, Morgan received me like politicians to .spend without aca long loti brother, lie played cottoUM to anybody, if cities and
tha perfect host, and we to u M
aUea at# 'In financial mad, It
because they have
to equalise taa
waver, h» threw UT
lr own satluslve
* didn’t give Inlee•Id.
■ItUMlpi
i t solution to Ftorwas precarious sod J thought Nr
' re ts n o t. problems
should make a statement. FJ**Uy
reattdn of a non*
h* •ffTHd, and laboriously pepTM Oommis*lou—
duoed In long hand a meanae*
mtadobbytlW paowith which I raced to thv cahtJT
daya after l i m
a
f event” si
i throughout
ree raced at
ynm
Britlih pound now wo
• toPfMuaalei
wogM bo a grave mow
government wialyn to
ftr a M f
iUelana for purposes
connected with the
I,«f TennMMS J itf a
weed on them under
Sapford Forum
Editor,
Sanford Herald,
Sanford, Fla.
Thanks, for sample Herald t
found in my yard thle morning- I D
always like-your Editorial Page,
You know, there is generally a
reaxon for a tick heart, body or
brain. The remedy many time*
seem* pretty tough. Many times
we do not *e«m to have the cou
rse* to take it,
There la a cauae for "THE
.CURLEY” regime In Mataachu- ,
*ett* a* well a* the Lung Regime
In l^pulalana.
We have had *ome right here
in Fla. I am a native of Maxtachu- I f
xett*. Many year* there and 35 In
Florida, and tome floating about,
! have had quit* a chance for ob
servation. Thanks again. You havn
a good town and a good paper over
there. So have we here. And beat
of all we all have a great ttate.
W. E. Lackey,
Mount Dora, Fla.
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IIM A
^toTraaTritlSa
Dr, Henry McLauUn
O p to m e tris t
118 Magnolia Ava.
Pkoae t t a
Can Disease
Be Inherited?
Schools Drop Into
Political Trap,
Tax Group Sayg
w « 4 r‘. t o tsrSrt
i
By M i l H IIM IR
N
EW YORK—A disturbing acene took placo
about a month ago on Fifth avenue. And
Fifth avenue Is a street along which diaturtoaf
scenes, sly dear, never take place,
Promptly a t 7 o'clock on one bright spring
morning, a man armed with a etrange-looktag
machine appeared on the eldewalk In front ot
Bergdorf Goodman's store, between ITth and Mth
streeta—and, using the machine, started scrub
bing the walk.
The dark, flattened-out wada of chewing gum
■lowly vanished. The assorted stains of a couple
of hundred years of fine, slovenly living began to
disappear. While a small army of store owners
end city commissioners looked on with disbelief,
Met Maimer
the sidewalk .took on a pristine appearance that
had not marred tta looks for many a teason.
Pasters-by took one look, as they glided aletplly along, and de
cided that they were seeing thing* and th at they never would taka
another shot of that Cuban gin aa long aa they livedThe whole Idea was nurtured by a young man named Samuel
Ichwarts, who la president of a bualneaa catted sidewalk SaaltaUen
Service, and who dreamed up the sidewatk-tcrubbing aa part t t what
be called "the opening gun (I've been conducting a rttrula Iq m
campaign to And a man who 8 n * a closing gun) of a — »* r'T
i
campaign ta Interest merchants throughout the midtown area of
New York In cleaning up the front yards of thetr aetabitahmenU."
Mr. Rchwarta obviously had been boning up on hia ancient history
of New York, Back In the days when thia sinful to w n 'tn a 4$Hg<
New Amsterdam, Dutch housewives or thetr maids Walked tbs
■ton* steps tn front of their home* every day,
. • .. . 1
■
*
•
* . *
'
ACCORDING TO MU SCHWARTS, hia service not only wouM
t:crp the walks pure and sweet In the summer but also would re
move all anow during the winter and lay down chemical* after sleet
atorma to make walking Itaa haaardoue.
About the only thing he didn't guarantee waa the removal of Um
occasional drunks who reach tha sanctified cenRnee o f'fifth avenue
and then, on arrival In the golden promised land, lla down to ito s
gutteri to ‘sleep.
‘*
Fifth avenue is Just the Jumping-off point for Mr, Schwartol he
has hie eye on Madison, Park, B7lk and several other 1
Thsrt ara some tasks fa* Herculean,
Later on, Mr. Rchfcarta plena ta extend the service to ether ettiea
throughout th f country, and doobtlae* If wa could only do soma*
thing shout th at confounded Income tax. he figures to end up beta#
pointed a t and described aa "you. know—Schwarts, tha scrubbed
sidewalk king.”
'What Mr. gchwnrta has not taken Into consideration, however, ta
Ufa psychological e le c t hia service may, have on tha average, c r
neurotic, New Yorher. Our* la a Mgh-tenalon
going by and occurring la
Inanimate part* of the achat
can ho endurad la for oerb
Thus, there must always he drunks on the Eowery, and
Peanut snails under Urn beaches in Central Park. There im
q* a taxi available when tt rttna and tha subways always
crowded. .The** arc intangibles that must never ohang*.
The New Yorker atwaya Ig prepared for the uaaspemed, I
reman and ha must he given a few 1Stage to which he e
useparately and know he can rely on- And dirt to peek
S&KSX
f i I m Mmp IM# ID
muelito aafc that
. Hy W. V, Hitting
Tuuehton Drug Co.
Only a few of the tt-rlout
diaeaxea uru paNaeil on from
parents to children, but n
weakneak, or u tendency to
ward certain lllncuc* is often
Inherited.
Because of this, a doctor will
URually u*k the medical hlatory
of your family. Then In the
course of th«'' physical exami
nation he checks very carefully
to see tf you. hava any tend
ency toward disease* suffered
by parents or other metnh«ra
of your family.
J u it thl* one Important
health itep aayes thousands of
people each year from s t r i d e
illnet*; ' Y. ' ”ii
I
Three godll rulhx for- m ain-1 1
talnlng health ’nret tea your
doctor once a year at leait)
buy only prescribed medicinal
purchase it from a qualified
pharmacist.
Thl* is the Sfi.'lrd of a aeria*
of Editorial advertisement* apnearlng In thl* paper each
Monday.
A FLORIDA
BTATE THEATRE
Tuesday- Wednetdiy!
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
PAGE THRFC
Mrs. Smith Honors Mary Ann Whelchel
A n d Personal Activities
M aryanna Springer And Stanley Rockey
Wed In Beautiful Church Ceremony
♦ --------------------------------------------- ■
Holy Cross Kplscoptl Church pom pom rhrystbemums and Caliwas the setting on Friday even
dslsle* tied with »*tin ribing at H.oo iiVlm-k for the m ar focnin
xarlln Palmer Ray—Society Editor
bon.
riage of Miss Maryanna Sprlng*. 7
Tin' little flower girls ward
n . dangblpr of Ihe late Mr. amt gowned
alike in while taffeta
Mr*. Altha Springer of Ronier- made with filled bodices, off
fielil, I’*., lo Stanley Rockey, shoulder necklines and very full
run of Mrs. K. S. Rockey and the -kill
They can led bnskets of
Isle Mr. Rockey of this city. The flown petals, the ring bearer
double-ring service was p c i- die.-e,| in white. carried
XUE8DAT
th*
foi lin'd by cniiilti'ligbt by Bishop Mug- upon a satin pillow that haa
Th# Pilot Club will hold Ita butJohn U. Wing of Winter Park. been in the family of lbs brid#
In*a* m atting In the Tourlat Cen
Hydo I'luise and Tommy Speer foi ninny year*. The satin kn*#!'ter at 1:00 P. M. to be preceded
*i*i veil iih ncolylen.
by the board m eetlnf at 7:80 P. M.l
ing pillow used In Ihe iveddtnf
The church wan lirnutifully de- Is also a family heirloom.
THURSDAY
coialod
for
ins
wedding
with
A covered dlah aupper will be;
.Serving Mr. Rockey a* beat
myriads of white gladlolusps and man was his brother-in-law, Ra
held a t the Hanford Shuffleboard
Min
and
on
alternating
pews
Court, Palmetto Avenue and Sc,-nt! Klin be. and ushers were
down Mu* center also- were burn David Hvlr, Morris Goldsmith,
pnd Street, at 6:80 P. M. Ice cream
ing
tnpera
nud
spinys
of
white
Robert
I'nimley
and Wayd*
and cake and drlnka will he fu r-1
flowith and feiu lied with white Rucker.
.
nlahed by the "upper club. All
sal
in
ribbon*.
member* of both tourlat clubs ami
Mis. John Mplsrh was gown
free
riling
the
ccieniony
a
pro.
friend* arc cordially invited to
ed in mini chiffon and on her
gram of tmisir was rendered by hair wn* a matching headdress
attend. The party will honor new
Arnold
Harrington,
organist.
Hi"i chiffon. She wore a corsage
number*. Gurney will lie ployed.
s ile iT io n H
in c lu d e d
"Caress" by "I while roses, y ,
Rockey wor*
Guaata are asked to briny
rov*
Schumann; "Romance from l.e- nrpin luce with a net rap »n her
trad dlah and place setting.
"Pri'ludes". Finn*
l.i/st; "Ave hair. White roses also formed her
Marla". Scbubeii. "Medltnlbm", •'orange.
Halrvy; "A Lovely Rone I*
Ruckers Entertain
1
Immediately following the cere*
Blooming",
.1"bum'll
ItiabniH; l o o n y a i cm nil on was held at the
* With Buffet Supper,
"Love’s Dream" by I.Unt. Miss Woman's flu b which was da,**■
_
Joyce llottel, Holuist. sung "Cl, coraled with
palms magnolia
Perfect Love" and tin* traditional linves mol greeuary Interspersed
Mia* Barbra Rurker and Wayde
wedding marches were used.
with baskets of while gladioluses
Sucker entertained at their home
The attractive hi hie who was and chrysanthemums The two
on Valencia Drive laat Wedncaday
given In mmrfage by hor cousin, refreshment tables were placed
avtnlny honoring the SpringerJohn Mel scb. Ji wore a gown, al Ibe fool of Mu* stage and were
Rockey bridal party with a buffet
formeily worn by Mrs, William decorated vvilli low nrraugement*
tapper.
Blair and M i h M iih iiu Wharton of white gntdenlas. Silver ranTnr living loom of the Rucker
in theli weildingH. fh r iI i c h s was ilrlHhlii held while tapers
home waa decorated with Picardy
«l white hi, till and wan fasblonrd
gladioluses Hint tern and n Inigv
Meeting Mic guests at Ihe door
vvilli ii filleil bodice, long sleeves, were Mi- Kdmiiitd Melscli, Mrs.
white weddlmr bell wn* suspended
'low round neckline ami lnuri)lll- A W Lee, Mis. Joe Meiseh nf
'Mss Kllnibclh Klb n Wilkinsim, ilnughtei ............................
^ fro m the chandrller. The dining
HY VIVIAN BROWN
Leo Wilkinson, whose engagement In Mi Khhm.l \,„ ..l.| Stlv,-, ">ii Hetle yoke finiHhed wilii s band Tampa. Mt* Mliinm Russell and
®*Yi>om decoration* carried out the
AP Nawafsatarea
of Mr. and Mr». Itnlpb l.nuiouco Sllvei of Sio-.k,- Rise. Huthi. S' -I., of lieu loom lace homing a clr- Mrs thin Wright. The receiving
bridal theme with white flower*
tnliii bcilbii The foil skirt w iih line w h s formed in front of tb*
is being announced by the bride-elect'* paiont ■
and gl em ery beiiiy used. The talilo
Ho you're going on vacation
| cuiighl op al mli*r v is I h at the stnlrcnse It Mi mol Mrs. Meisch,
lucky girl)
wta centered with a bridal ImiuIn inline lo reveal tiny tows of Mrs. Rockey, (lie bildnl couple
quit and crystal acaudle holder held
If vou want to have fun, meat
Eli/ahelh Wilkinson dalnly lace. Tile skirl extended mid Mu* brulnt parly The rake
burtilny white taper*. A lovely ar
people and make friends, you CuHtidiouK Women
n ciilliediiil I lain. Her fin- was ciil vvilli a handsome sliver
rangement of bridal acme* placed
should learn to Ire charming, gra
Require Pedicures
To Wed Dr. Silver into
irttp veil of bridal illusion fell knife, an heirloom of Mrs. II. C.
lit the center of the buffet was
cious ami a gooil conversational- ,
ii graceful fobln from a braided Dlillnse'fmutly. Serving
th*
ref1ec>l In the large mirror above.
lai,
j
baud of seed pearls which framed cake we,r Mrs. t.loyd F. Boyle,
By l l h r n ll.tltK K
Supper waa eaten from small
No. you don’t have to hor* ev
(Mr. mid
Mih JarkHon
l,ee
Hoy Holler, Slis W. E.
table* net up In the living and
erybody with stories about your Al' Newafealurrs Meanly Ktlilor Wilkinson mo iinmniui'liir Hie liei face anil tunned an open Mrs
clown ill (lie back She carried Klrehboff. Mrs John Ivey, M>*.
Fastidious women nnnmge ,i
dining room*. Place* of the goesls
pet nrpliew or your prowess as an
cngngenronl
and
nppr.ntoomg a white piayi'i book lopprd wllli Olpnn (.ingle and Mis. A B.
A w a re marked with card* la'iirlmr
. . _
.
,, acrobat. Rut you should be able prcllcurp lit least mice n week If .... .
uf Mioit
dmigbioi.
Peterson.
Piesiding
over the
V"ii
do
not
include
Mini
Ucnutv
Photo
by
Raymond
Studio
to
answer
a
few
questions
directw a |)au Cupid motif. Mr*. II. W.
Klitnboili Kll. o. i„ |>, Iti, bin-I iiii orchid and lilies of I be valle
punch table were Mrs Alien
Rucker wa* n**l*ted In serving by Miss ( nrnlyn Marie rbo*ter*on whoserngugement to Gordon Doug-! P,| „t you. Nobody rnjoy* being i it mil in youi legidni rlim iii imi Aii,old Silvoi. ,«•„ ,f Mi jii *1 Her only lewelry was a double Jones mid Mis. A R Key.
si rand " f pom Is. n gift of tbo
the bridegroom - elect’* mother. Ins Stanley Is being nnnounced tmlay by her parent*.The marriage | , r,„lnrt „ "mummy" all the time, till,', 11 y lo mul e II lllllill of II lit All- Italpl, I iivvioni'.i Sdvi'i of , lo
idegrooin.
Assisting with the serving war*
Will l„. Nil event ef September.
_
even If they do put enjoy listen- leu-.) doting the -iiiomei inontlia Smoke l(o«o, llolloi, N ,|
Mr*. E. H. Rockey.
, .
You may went lni|n>iled -iiudnN
Miss Kiel-lev Meisch nllended Ibe Mis-es Nixie Klichhnff, Mary
ling to a chatterbox.
Tho honored couple wa* pre
MI
hh Wdkm-oii iilloodod loonl the In ide a- niaid of honor and Anne GiiRownv. Barbra Bticker,
, foil inn build up tbnt summer-' of tic-nil I if III d e - i n n m id n d i n n i o n . l «i loud- mid i. n gindoiili' of
sented with a metal ham) painted Chetitcrson-Stunlcy
bl desniniib)
weie Mm Misses I.Iln l.i'ffb'i. i ’n•nt Skinner, Bets
_ — _ / _ time romance, if that's what yon I ■t i l d d r i l mil, l e t . toil if y o u lo,. ItivoiHidi* s . 11.... I ,,r NtiiHtug, !i Jeanne
watte paper b**kel a* a gift from
Willlmns, liladys Wells, lye Heiie Hull noil Mlyva Anne
n u l l - l i r e ill a d e |,lo i n l d e , o m it .lai'ksimvillo, will, a ff 11in I ion at
C f S O n C t l S
'w ant, by bragging on the guy.!
the hoat and hoatea*.
Engagement Revealed
hulbb'en llabrock ami June t'Imp Adams The bride's book was
tl"ll,
.VI II Will lot. ll l l k e |i |
til M.o I'lllvol-llv
Modioli I‘oilier mini.
Those present were MU* Sluing________ _ ______. . .
Hut no m atter what anyliody say*
Kav Iv,-y mid Samlin lireshled ,,v,-i hv Sir-. VV. Ft.
e|>lle
o
f
t
b
o
e
e
o
l
b
e
r
em
li.lll-li
In Indliiiinpiili lod Sinoe gmd WiiglitI.iitlo
to the contrary you'll h a v e to '
er and Mr. Rockey. Mr. and Mrs.
weie
flown girls mid the Kllerhe mol Mis Mn-ou Wiiartnn.
Lieut. Col. Paul J, Chusloi soil,.
liletll*.
oiitiou hIio In,- wo kod in Sanford ru g liearei was
John Malaeh, Jr.. Mr*. Hockey. Mr M. S. Army. Ht*tlrt*d, nod Mr*, i Ml»i Grace Bryan •« fin d in g know a few of the answers.
I.ate in Mu* evening Mr, and
Wickie Kllribi*.
You
enn
give
y
o
n
-rdf
a
to
o
mid
toronMv
loloini'd
fnoo
Mot
a
few
ay*
In
Tampa.
i
Vou
might,
foi
Instance,
si
Ml- Itorl.ey left for a wedding
*ay
— and Mr*. Itacot Kllorhe. Mr. ami I’hestereou son mi need today the,
Mlss
M
civil'gown
of
pale
’ 'that's one of the blggeel fish fe-nbiual boon: pednuie uftei the limn, N i wla io -bo w i i h on Mo*
h ip i>> Ibe -ootlirrii psri of the
W M r>„ John D. Ivey. Mr. and Mr* •'iigNgemrut anil Hp|ironchlng mar-*
Mr. .n J M » , ». W.
T j L t l . . ' . " T ! J L bulb and complete rl,. job in about -luff at Milk*- I'nivoi-ily tlonpil- I nice,i taffeta feiilnied a filled slate and plan lo make their
Dan Wright. Dr. and Mr*. Rurker. iInge uf their only daughter, C ar-' returned
bodice and vei> foil skill The home to I iikrtiiml
from Georgia and North u , i " « , i, . . " ! 1 , . i.„'! „ I? .o twenty minutes. Men-'- the »nv to al
Mla* Endsley Melach, Ml** Jane olyn Marie, lo Gordon Douglas Carolina where they spent n two * , .
V1.0**
the do it fm he-t rrsnlts:
with a
Mr. Sllvei, a unlive of Midiaua. il css Was fa-bliilll'il
Chspmnn. Ml** Kathleen »')>'■ .Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. I'hll. weeks' vacation.
ft’1!1 Rh'IH*" on hi. watch key
I. Take off yiiill old |mli-b with i * a gladioli, ,,f tlio I’ntvei H,,y bat enn neckline mid nip sleeves,
rork. Mh* aloiiniir WHIIstim. Mim »' Stanley of this city
•
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show a glimmer of an idly polish remove, Moeden of ludiauii wb.'i. I,,- vva- a loom v luaided bund
mulching nd
Gladys Welln. Ml*» Hurlirm Ruck*
Mil* Cheater*........ a native of I Mr. and Mr. Joseph Messier recognition when ho mention* a piece of cotton wtlli the poli-li bor of llio Clu Mol,it Tboia fra h i iociI a crmvu fo, lici bail
*r, David Dvle. Morris GnldsrnUb New York and attended
tended school*
.........
In1*1
.. " 1 family
■•mlljr left Uat
last week for Joe DiMagglo
Dimaggio or Joe Louis or leiuovei mid pres- il iigninsl the ter,illy mid Ibo N'o Sigma So Mom which veil a short veil of
l ) r . (\ I ,. IV r H O H H
of Lakeland. Bobby Jones, Rob Oklahoma and
York She
She' p***™
Hogton,.. Ohio where
whara they plan Gorgeous George.
won't -es mill fm ii few seeotld . tben wipe mi'dlral ftuloinili lie -oivod fm gieeu net Tile biiilc-mald- wore
ami New York.
Dorr* uHe* -----n t 'i o M K i i t i s i
Crumley and Wayde Rtickrr,
graduated from Newburgh A
cad-!'0
•P*nd ,he n,xt. ,hr#0 month*, P^»
pect V
you
Acadlo »P««*
«»u to kknow Joe's batting down with a single stioke io.n*n two yim - in ibo Aiioy An Koroit gowns lunde slliillm In Mint of
r » i » e ia m ln rd
ills - . * - ,l,l» *
*emy. -............
". attend-1
. . t Mr,
” ' George
“
Meilienl I'mps
of wbtrli
IH Mo* maid of Itnno, in orchid kAf
Newburgh,
N Y., and
Mr*.
A. Speer., average
*V® ^ or Loul*' fight weight or the nail tip.
M a n , - S - l i , I S s a l u . ,1
before
monllia
won*
-pent
In
tb*'
I’aolfio
S
l
l
s
a
i
l
sia
lliian
l
„sah SM ,
ed Spencerian Busliie** College In| j r,t „nd children have returned1manenta
C i i'-V
m a wrestling match
fr
la.
Tlmy
won*
mulching
braid,
i
U. Toe mills slioiil.l be filed
P hase 1 M
I boater lie wa- ill irbatgi'd with ed licl cnipiujls and cal limi >cv,', H o l l y w o o d _ _ _ _ Newburgh,
of fr„m B vacation spent atat Chimney
Chimney)
_________ She I* a member
______________________spent
I _n
,.bul '""k IbWII»b" 1
11
Ibe imtk of os plain Mi Silver aii*iil -biipcd boiiipicls of yellow
Gamma Sigma social somrily and h „c), n , c .
, , .
lias been entpb.yed by the Hanford,
'
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*
!.
V.DU *»»"t to be a companion, who lived in “ lli>v» Win Id" „f lil- I- now ii'.-oi'lnlod with 1b-iioint
Atlantic National Hank since movFriend* of Mr*. John Raul* don t frown whan he mention* he'd baldl of IpiivIuk b it nlmir II p i c ' s lloHpllal, Itoi'lie-toi. V \ wlioio
lio 0* **p*'< iiill/liig to iioli*d"gv
What ah* wanted, had It thla lug to Sanford with Iter futnily.
J will he glad to learn that ahe |‘k* y*'u •" I " along on a fi*)ilng what hIii> did
I'll, vvi'dililig will br an t o o l
Mr. Htanlev wa* horn In T«ron-|h*a bean .eutovvil to her home on frlP- »«
* g,M,d »nort about
weak.
_ „n,
S m art S u /le inuk I,'- - o n - In of .lull I'll in Ihe Kii-I l*i o d»v
• Ph* began
work In RKO* to Canada ami graduated fmnil Hanford Avenue from fitting* 11 n1’ " *vfn ball your book. And ■•vp,y I'limr Mini ber boitii w a- iii
leiimi *'bin oh, Simfmil
•<»#d of Rose*," her flrat major Rem 1uole High School ami the'M em orial
Hospital In Orlando '[ he Invites you to walk around
studio Job In three yeere. Thus University of Florida. He served1where she recently underwent an [he golf course white he play* It'i r .li 'd In. Tla'ii r voiv linn' Eni-er
TODAY
ended a right for freedom which will: the United State* Navy dm I operation. Him I* reported
a* K"lf. K" shred—lt*s good exerc ise Kddii' would I'nll In i I,, -nv bo
was
u'dnrf
-uinuiiitur
"i
fi-binr;
m
-limi'lit
iioiiih
will,
all
i‘moi
\
took her almnst to the u . R. lug World War II fur four year*, recuperating nicely.
,
* inQ
anyway.
K'llflnu, all,''il -ay "so iiiii I"
boaid I •** a l,>.„,. I ■ . .il o illSupreme Court.
. , . . most of which time wn* spent
(ta**'’ ...W 0' “
Eamily
J
n
*
.'|P(,k
r_turn(H.
ve.
1
7
,
'^"r,r1
lh*r#
■■wpllim*
1'iolly .mm Kdiilr wir w'lv in if lliov iih - om eodiliylv long bill
1**m
. This slorv
begin* about 10
t'aclfic Theater. Hr in at t .
J' 1
, yr , ami th rrr always will be men who iilrtm'd
by tin- nn-o -|n i ir d alnl lako ,a ii nol I** <- „* i bom b.o
iars ago. Bnrn Joan Brodell In nrescm a lend ig Duke Mrdi.nl
bclnm h.ufaula and
"|„ MPIh"
l(lPy Ju„
llonuyinotm'*
rtrolt, tho little girl allowed K d 1. Durham N C.. ami )* '’' hrr
,ln tlAI*l'" m» , * hoJ*' being alone. Ro if he doesn't ill,', of In- u n i fiii'lid anil look I'lo-o It I- bo-l nol I.- Iilo >o . ol
nlonrr »n .-otm- of to- - | m i l - nail
acting ability a t an early age. tnrm,irr of I'hl ( hi mrd cal fra- ift® v |,,,H rrU,,v.M. ^
ownvat Ibo , ,,i imi - .lo-i
( In iiiIp tie r,illic rl
you along
hi* sports Afie,
Junk- 1bor
She .......
looked mature beyond
her
I,lings, flf roil, HI* Hill' n a - -non I «.In, ,*«* Ibom -llglillv oval at tin
......
. 1 nt'inner or i m r.ni nicmiBi
Rhe waa accnmpapled homeW
byend*.,
her w„nt
,.t, don't
be tooonneralitahi
REPUBLIC PICTURE
I'rptl .Mr.Miirrny
*hi<
liev,'t
Hindi'
Ibi'
iio-laki'
of
til1
y Mh'n*.nr t CooM?Tn "flit* Y ork* ‘e They,weddlng will Iw an event „f«randaon. Hill Neville, of Euratila all‘if he isn't companionable when
• »tc'tiii,|c iiiinii f | h)i Mom bo did, of
.'
t
Soak
yom
foo,
in
,aiui
wall
i
Chlltirpn I’nilrr . *■ Free
t nlnr C url,m n — SlmriH
: 1 V *wrrthC°T m m y W e y in | U m R e p te rn tt.
"'” nd * ............. .
-re on vacation, give bin, Mm lu-aMnu loin al niiylbmu
be ami vi'iiili tbi- nail with a -oft
In Hanford.
i air.
( niti|il,Mt* Shmvs 7:ir» Ai Bi.'tO — Haiti nr MtMin
took lo'i with bill! IIITHIU nod Iiunlh bin Ii, Mioit dlV Ill'llloitillV
rh,,rf Br* *nni* m*” who believe Hlid h u i i I ii l
roUa won Academy Award* foe
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Austin
" M O V IE S I fN U U K T H E S T A H S "
I \ p p l y o ily nil t> i,a....... .
that n7
woman’*
aent letter* to all Studlna saving Smith had a* their recant nguaata I""?
"P ™ sola Intarasta
j*™"" should
If yim mo k"Uiu lo a -liHUiis iv*ii, a n o rm ig o v v o o d - ' i - l . w i a p p o d
SANFORD • ORLANDO
HIGHW AY
Joan became the utility gal a t they could not hire me, anJ tlioie Mr*. Smith’, rouiln, Ml.* Jaan
ul'l<‘r 1 - nrMtIon
-pot. you'll have
In l l g l i ll v vvilli i i i M o n M i l g o n l l y
Warner*. She worked hard end latter* *ttll have an effect, aD Lewi* of Laurel. Mlsa. who waa
. r**'! ”* L«.Cf,0,k,, ^0,’k*l. an, loarn In *-*•I alonu vvilli oil Ivpen n i o i , ,id , b o i o l b ' l i 1 p " l o n g il
eftan. But aa ahe approached 21, though the caae in ever.
m i . , m . c o ib .,, . i
i 1 "f pooplo. The liilo-t tliuniba r.r l o o k away f n o o iln n ull Stall
nkolona, Ml**., Ml** Ann Wright, V, "
" S " *'
prop*
knit ■alypHo mtiHii', f'anuHla 11In- now
Merbtlan Ml,. m„.I Ml.. P ?tl» ll,,*r n ,,,'l, » efn»md ■» bait, how A ru n itln o oil id itaino, an* u ""d [lion I b o brine of ibo nail ill Mis
o ' l l l o r , m o l will k u p ai .I m il Wipe
er.)
One clever girl cured her date lo know. You nhntild al-o bavo a a w a y | ihiso , ii *i I i'll!I* I* w ill, l o w e l „•
■millng nrqualnlnnri' with -omo tlHHiie. fin lin d o i t i n o a i j vvilli
to featured hilling In "Two Guya for church building* and d o i n g , -----------------------------------------------------long-hair miiHlr, JiihI in ohm*.
1'iilii‘ll* t e i o o v P i
I " lu d p liioann
free radio and television appear-)
Bill remembor If yin, hnvon'l di v -km Mien*.
J. When aba cam* of a i t , Joan ancea.”
any
othr,
w**«|inn*.
ynu
alwnya
(titled a declaration of IndapenShe alao did two film* a t,
fi. Use nail p**b-b ismover
dance, Rhe claimed aa an adult Eagle-Lion. "Fortunately, each of)
ran bp fpiiilnini1 look tni'lly again In leinove nor ........... . oil
— By WtUIAM HIT _
aba coa Id end any contract mad* than paid me more than I earn*
anil hwooI know yourriglil fool
wlili'b noiki'H il loud foi omIIhIi lo
for bar aa a minor.
Central f r n a W t l l u
ad In a year a t Warnara, ao th at
I mm your lofl mi you onn got ailboii' Then you <no apply h
, Sb* won her ease hi .two lowar helped out," ahe aald.
cloa# every movl# houa* from
hi mind Mip ilalu'i* flnm mol In* IIIIho onal mill yom favmlle Xliade
THC OKLAHOMA SENATE
court*, but waa reverted yi tb*
However, ahe still haan't paid
Ailing Blaon, Cal., to Squaw a
inystfi loiu.
GlrlH ik'flno Ibo of nail lo •IIin in o.
ha* pataed a resolution damaadatata flupramt Court. Hh* took It all her legal feet: tha RKO film
‘ inyalciy wnnian" toobniqop iih
Lament, Ma.
il. T o h e l p Hiiflou Mu' I'litii Ip
Ing Hollywood atop depleting
to th* If. 8. Supreme , Court, will aid toward tnat.
"looking Hiinirt, naying lltlii*. and mol ki'o,i null- ....... Aioiiiniiog
I I I
Indian* aa "Irtacheroua, blood
which decided not to review th*
Joan la happy about her cur,oi*«*inn ally Ini M'J cot ing n pm brittle, apply ii ini I, I, ml mound
A* every tAeugAf/af Indian
thirsty villain*" U ***** tha
cat*. Finally, Wamara decided id r tn t Job, which la a meaty aetlng
lioutarly o|ovor pliraHi* or loinstk Mio riitirlo.
film i
•cier Anawe, k it y/aif/c tra/poriginal American'* akin la aot
chore, "A F ar Cry From Janie.
jiiat when nverylimly linn doo{ilt*d
It in fun In give yimi-*lf a ..... I
ing kmfa it a drat e/aae meal
" 1 learned a lot in thaao three Rhe haa plana for har own inde
only rad but alao aanaltlv*.
you arr* a dumbbell.' '
fool and ankle miiaaago after the
year*, *h* **>■, "about patUnce, pendant production end may
, , ,
I
t
I
But
perhaps
ynu
enjoy
being
peillrnre. Use ynu,- band i iooim
onderatandjnt—and law.
algn with othar major atudioa—
insular—an maybe you'll have a for MiIh ynill feet will feel light
W$ don't agree. WAo'd weal
b it never again with an aacluaiva
The leaf iMag ■ MeRywead
happy vacation with a minimum of and airy fur ilays.
to i f t C h it I raftered B ltttk tt
contract.
t
Cammench* *MeM w*M I* d*
ompnniiinshtp.
Thoae three year* alao taught
in fkr ref* of a crooning, geeI* trade hM war ben net far *
her that.
CARD OF THANKS
far airumm/ng htroie cewpekaF
bel*-H might net Bt.
W# wlah to tako thla mean* of
SA N I OKU O ltt.A N IM ) ill)
I I I
TIMB RAVBR
aipraaalnf our alncer# appreciation
■
*'X
| URN ON IT A -136 A I
Screen
play
maaaaeree
n#v*r
And whe'd went M wwMfc «
A liquid maaklng solution baaad
to our man* friend* for their kindm r p l a s h i n g An h o w
hurt anyone, lantead, they v*
cal Iwield war d«M* famed dawn
neaaeo and exm aatan* of aym- on plaatlc retina can ba brushed
meant a lot of money far a lot
fe the tadeate ef, aey, l*a Vir
Mthjr daring the Iona (line** and around window pane* when wood
ef people, Including tb# »**««
ginia reelf
f t Vi* death of our. beloved wife surfaces are to be painted. After
creelag Red Mka. Beatdee, we ll
l i t
LAST TIMKS TONIGHT
and mother) alao for thd beautiful the paint la dry, the plaatlc shield
ran be peeled off like tape, thus
bet * ben of popcorn and a
Right now w ell aouad a
If yeu 'would ha fair* roniii],,
time-consuming work of
pack
of
bubbll
gum
the
hide
m
warning: If they turn old Oar*
ng aiceaa paint by acraptits imparlance nf a iortljr liraaitfiaa.
today arc eccrctly.oa the aid* of
onlmo, th# Tarrlbl# Apache.
tM movie rcdcklM, I know'we
Into Jerry, th# Original Arlaoaa
Cot,aid's rayan-and-cotton .St,in and i*e* bra
min
n
u
n
Bov Beouta they might aa wall
lit, ptetty, rurvacious line- that taeioufla|e m aitji*
NAMES INTO TN I FIENI
Mil* Maty Ann Whelchel, pop
ular brlde-alect, wa* honored on
T tU phM M 148 Saturday at I0:WI o'clock with a
------------- —
*— | morning bridge parly given by
Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith at her
■home on Park Avenue. The room*
I were decorated with pink ulean; der* and crape myrtle, yellow
, chrysanthemum* and atatice.
A white theme was used in the
dining room with jasmine and
: greenery being affectively used. A
| tiny bride centered the dining table
j and grevi candle holder* .held
white taper*.
At the concluaimi of the bridge
game* the high score prise wo*
awarded to Mr*. M. !,. Raborn, Jr.
and the scrceno prise was won by
Mis* Hecbee Risbee, A surprise
handkerchief shower wa* held dur
ing the morning for Ml** Whvi
chel. Memento* presented to e.i, h
guest were small trow* faahlonetl
of the bridal gown material caught
tit small gold rings.
Those enjoying th* morning
with Ml** Whelchel were Mr*.
Hugh C. Whelchel, Mrs. B. C.
Howard, Mr*. Hamilton Blabee,
Mr». Herbert Moreland, Mr*. Re
born and the Misses Peehee RIsbee. Audrey Hach, Judy Hubbard
of Atlanta, Ua., Rue Neely of
Franklin, Ky.. Virginia Cullom,
Chattanooga, Tenn., Jean Lewla,
Laurel. Mias., M. Colbert, Okolona, Miss., Ann Wright, Meridian,
Ml**., and Patty McKay of Louis
ville, Mia*.
* Social Calender
•
Teei, Talk
F
*JiS bK.JW.T.'S'.dS!
' . C t 1Si. ^t =
zzrx.S K i •"'«
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
nm n
FAME
CHILDREN'S HOBBY SHOW
nun C L U E
AeatetaB By TM
M ELLON P A E 1 -
'^"*'ga .Small, n a n d
l i , | , Lust cupa.
0 *f OOSSARd
8A N T O E O E E C K E A V H m D SPA E T M E N T
ft.
TNI N U T /
Smnll .......... BS.nil
Afi di um-. . . $3*00
L n r g i .......... 13.00
I fM M N i > f n *
BANEORD
Of
J U L Y 1«L H M P.M .
C A S H P S tS B f l! I I
Yvomw DtCARLO
Store will be closed ALL DAY Wednesday
June 29th for inventory.
�, r, •
^
>■
...
^ T tta n A Y i,
1 price
you don1
back.
lleve, and you
“The price of
B a litln tr i In IB M .
le *1,000 In 11600
j i MMW
i &*jromparArgent inn hnn nccompUahed by d«
a 4*n» earner ■aiorgay
•Hy
UK
WITT
MACKBNH1
About 70 par cent of all meat
nna annaar a*
ahle house* In .-this area. Th*
tlona dream of doing. All tuition and relat
fees have lice.i
111 Man M l la A t* ana
AI* Foreign Affairs Aaafyat
;D
lt
i€
average down payweat for non- I. consumed east of tha MIm Im Ip p I
alwllahcd
in
the
alx
m
ajor
universities
at
I
tlna.
There
d na aeeanS' rlaaa m a ile r
d with Iliver.
veteran* Is *2000, C<
Secretory of State Acheson *ay*
——, at, 1*1 a, m ike l*oaI office are certain flaws in the A rgentine accor
nent, chief
IS*
■our *600,
annlnra, VlaeMa, anger Ike Act
ITON
Hy
KALPH
HI
J u n e 2S
comr'll' ,« ln,ld" *toJ& of Am‘ JACKSONVILLE
jT an n reaa a t Marck a, lanT.
of which Is th a t the national governm ent
tik te
i I n_ . rc. o "n ;troy,l thf
buyer,
For lhc prospect
crlcan relation* with China may _ (flp«,ia|)_T he many friend* of AP New.foatiires
■ c t u a n i- n s am
TALBOTTS
hi
deal
la
a
t
lea
of
all
the
universities,
n
u
t
least
money
b
r
the
lack
of
it
|>
0
told
soon.
It
would
b*
a
beat
-_v
rontrlhutorn
to
the
great
Jw- ‘ P"rt o1 W
LOS ANGELES—j cut a new
Italia*
— D R IV E -IN —
nontmxi
iimam
will no longer be a critical elem ent In deciding w hether or,Miner.
(state-wide, non.»eetar!*n nervtrea home with option
buy in te rM
_ _ _ _ _ Hnalaeaa M aaancr
t In a Lo*
U the house IsnT worth *6250
statement.
w
a
s
more
o
r
1
of
the
Children’*
Home
Society
read*
on
advertise
not
an
aspiring
youngster
can
a
tten
d
a
university.
W all Paper • P a ia t
_
i t a a m iiT in N math s '
IP m onl
U III t w i n a l k l b l t l W 1 a n i
la .
____________________ _ i L _ ___- i
four year* from now, you and
Im * coincident
with two striking :of florid,,,
which during th* paatlAngcIc* newspaper!
| t C arrier ....................
On what basis will students be chosen?'P resident Juan development*
.{on I. that
the builder can rc-ncgotiate
the
§ M Maalfc
In the U. 8. Senat*. 47 ye« „ ha. extended It* aid and
Your
first
Impi,--------,
,
fflrra M A n ^ in
Pcron said higher education should bo available to all A r In one caav several senator* took ]r , rc to w«ll over 54,000 orphan- you've pic
T k rc r M aalba ...............
nicked up Mprr-war news-1price. If the builder dtmsn t set
e ta Mentha ... .. .......
gentine youths who “wish to educate them selves fo r the thc floor to crltlclac the American homeless and needy children ‘ of paper hy
ay mlatak^ R ut 1 no, 'th ei
every date is 11)40.
' A l l a b tla e rr aallrea, rack a a f good of the country,” This suggests th a t political consid policy toward Nationalist C h i n a . <c„i,.*l] creeda-from
Ikanha. rra a la iln a a a a e nallcea n r erations will enter into the decision as to. which young I In the other, 21 Senator* (IB R c i roUflty |n the entire Btate-wlll he
"You get a brail new home on
ealcH alB M cal. f . r the e«r*naa mt
OFFICE CLOSED
eople will get Ihe advantage nf the, available facilities, pultllenriE and 0 Democrat*) nent plesurd to learn that tha rurrent a five yc*( ' leanu with option to
emaln* m an ., m il be r t , ^ l l . r
President Trumen a letter asking -Direct Letter nf Appeal” cam- buy at the ehd offour year*," the
M r e n a l a r a d v e rt lalaa ra le s,
t
m
ight
he
far
better
to
leave
selection
dn
a
financial
fi
for
assurances
that
the
United
t„
raise
*450,000.00
to
erect
ad
continue*.
'Tnu
pay
*40.50
^ lu a ilr a f i , .
___
If*
H 'PrcaeB lB lU ra. basis. It is frequently easier—and perhaps more honorable— States wouldn't recognise the Com* |
O ffic e ckisetl T h u rs d a y , J u n e 3 0 th , 1Q4H a t 12
per month plusa returnable de
for a young person In earn money than to ;cam istlllieal mooisi regime hut would continue
posit of *6IM oa the option.
noon to p re p a re fo r S e m i-A n n u a l D ividend*
lo support the Nationalist govern-]
"You .get III* *500 hark with
. .T*» W» /" ja •« a mem ber a f Ike favor.
d u e J u ly 1*1.
1
merit.
two
per
cent
inwrest
If
the
option
In the United States there Is a universal d*Hlre to mnke
a a riM U e lr
*11111*4
Observers figure that this sen- j
Is Mot exerclsj. If you do buy,
college education available to a g re a te r num ber of people, ntorisl reaction may speed puhyou get nn ad,Id rredit of *10 out
1st. Federal Savings & Loan A ss’n.
of each monk's rent to apply
f* 'a 5 » " s s :r,v
^ by reducing financial lim itations to the minimum. It was llcntlon of the report. However,’
it's
clear
that
any
detailed
die-'
along
with
llidIBOU
deposit
on
the
clearly
shown
by
the
experience
w
ith
governm
ent-financed
ol Seminole County
_ t u k s i m y . j u n k an. 1918
total purchase price of 1*250."
of the American govern
iihi.ii vBitwg tod AV----- | education of World War II veterans th a t any step which emotion
209
M
sg
noli
a
A v en u e
P h o n e 894
feeling* alsiut Chine might
Sound* inqeiilhla, but it IsnT.
greatly modifies the system of financial selection will strain ment’s
he a decidedly delicate m atter.'
It's Victor (irard '. plan far beat
tr,A|k i» i, * ih*r ’r l*h* »*y "arnen" present college facilities to the bursting point, Home system After all, It will Is, passing strange'
ing the highJrost nf housing. Gir
“T l r?"r' nt"1 example
selection other than the financial one certainly Is desir- If Ihe Htate Department hasn't had i ,
- .
ard I* exeejive director of Pali
f f i f 11ft'‘WjntafcUfy to Dial end. of
,% ***j^^_
sade. Ilu lh in , tne.
That la the unannwernhla teach- nblc, but w hat should it Ih>? Certainly It Aiould not be some poignant criticism* to m ake 1
j.
Hnw, In Ahl. era of Inllation,
political. Probably it should be tinned on the anility to learn nf Chinese Natlonallat Inefficiency. I
wJ^.
th.a
Oral
4
can a tmlhpr make any money at
Who hath given In Unvld (he king and to apply knowledge, but better tests of thAt ability nre That wouldn't las of much com- [ “ , -•
or eld to a government fight
such price/?
nn,T
I,! |B"nl
w,tfl Prudence needed. As we work toward wider educational opportunities, fort
ing for Its life against Commit-.
"That’. I ea.y," .a y .
Girard,
and understanding.—Ch. 2: 12.
WED.-THURS.
wo should work also toward keener selection ofi students.
TODAY
nlsm.
"With ou* owq financing we can
Naturally the paramount r|ues-l
build a hmie, and make a profit,
..
C*n
hoi it j| |,y
lions Involved are those raised In,
for 10, «
HMcning to a nickel—headline. We
Memory Machine
V4-.urr;
Ihe senatorial tetter — whether'
Glrnrdi financing, Incidentally,
can tell hnw hoi it ja withoul li».
America shall continue to support
is
done
[f
Thomas
E.
Hr.gg,
pres
tenlng to a cricket.
Thorn really Is a innrhnnlcal brain, or a t liast a me- the Nationalist government and
ident off Palisades Hullders, who
rlianlcnl memory. It is a machine, disclosed by government whether atm shall refuse In recog
gue sed/right when the market
At Punla Cord* die other day researchers, which can shire photographs of pagef of bonks, nise a Communist government.
went snir In 1020. He I. reported
Senator I epper i« credited with , maps, records, ju s t about anything, with a code Index which Satisfactory answer* call for much
to hnvf/mnde millions while other
»* * A
REPUBLIC PICTURE
having landed a 50 pound tarpon, enables the machine to select and reproduce, n t al m om ent's hi,ire detail lhan Is implied In the four badly needed nsw, modern fortunii were crumbling.
I COl. ■I* lit UM»
general
phrasing
of
the
ipie.tlone.
Receiving
Home
Building
In
South
"Ma'A
production
method.,
as
aot a very Li* fnlt „ Urpon K0. II notice, nil the pictures It has pertaining to a glvqn subject.
Thu* far Washington ha* taken Jacksonville I* progressing very sembly fine construction, with
Cok>r C 'arto o n — S h o rla — C h ild re n U n d e r » J F re e
P*pp«r wanti to go back Ip Wa.bThis machine seems to offer certain advantages over the general attitude that it would- favorably.
wnrknrn moving from one house
C o m p lete Hhow a 7 :4 5 4k 9 :3 0 — R a in o r M oon
Wgton next year, be will have to even the "w alking encyclopedia," the person wlUi a pro n 't rerognixe any Communlat raAnnouncement* Im* Just been t1., thi/next with no Ion. of time,"
"M O V IE S U N D E R T H E 8 T A R 8 "
glme so long ns a responsible marie hy the long time State Hup- say* lirurd, "is the secret of »ucdo better llian dial.
digious memory. Besides which, persons w ith tAodiglutis Nationalist government existed, eflntrndenl Marcus C. "Itaddy"
in building todny. Savings
SANFORD
ORLANDO
HI GHWAY
memories are not easy to find. If the machine nVo keeps Th* U. H. A. wasn’t going to do Fsgg, thnl a total of *.1i!0,H(i;i.42 ,ine s shuor
are even more Important
The Univenily of Flnrida'i deon developing, soon there may lie m achines to do hot only anything In rnntrlhnto to tha Na-j had Imen received from bequests thnnkavlngs In material."
parlment nl jmnnatiim it In become
memorial gifls-serurltles-rnsh and
all of m an's physlcnl labors hut his mental labors'ns well. tiuniilist collapse.
TU1 homes all have one' flour
• full fledged school, II was anWell and good, Imt what eon- pledges up lo June IB.
pint* «mr, square feel nf flmir
If men ever get to depending on machines to no their
This
leaves
a
balance
of
$Hll,t.'IO..
MUnced in (i.iinetvilic lail week.
stlliltes a "Tcspnnsihlr governspaa1, with Iwo bedrooms. Dining
thinking for them , however, th a t will be Ihe end'.of the nielliT"
whnl rrsponslhllltles must 42 still to he contributed, In speak Mri‘| Is In the living room. The
We have had many wood boy* come
advancement of the meelimiind age, Ho far then! is no II meet In order to classify 1 How ing of the progress of the cam lioiacs
have cerniml slab flours,
to work for nt from lire journnlitm
reason to believe that machines will ever he quite' sm art much nf Ihe country must the Na- paign "Daddy l-'agg" writes as I'xaiscd-heHm ceilings, flat roofs,
drpatlmrnl at die Univenily, We
"We
aro
greatly
encmir
enough to invent other machines to do their work fo r them. tlunalisls control to he "rrspoti* follows:
linf *car
sheds 1losteml
garages.
(I .* . j
, . Illl*
sir nil*.Il«*
11"1!* 1111 *of
P* KHI
IIHVil,
npecl lo have mote now that il
T hat piece of Indolent genius seems to he reserved tg man, slhlnT" Al wluit singe of control aged hy he fine response received • (iJ Hr() M,lmales they saved *(1011
ia lo be expanded into a separate and Is what has made I In1 machine age happen.
would lhc rommunlst heroine "re up to date-anil feel confident that l,V1 eliminating the garage, and
If everybody lhat can give, even 210 by lenving the ceiling beams
Khool.
j
sponsible 7"
[ , i\i
Then of rourse there arises Iho a small amount, will send In their (Apiscd. A pitched roof might
gifts
and
pledges
that
we
will
he
red-hot question of whether tha
Frustrated Husbandu
Martin Amlerten oiggeit* that
t another ffitai additional. The
Wed. June 29th to S a t July 2nd
United Hlala*, In conflict with able to rlose the campaign suc ell of the house Is of standard
Ken Guenwey of Jacksonville, for
romunlsm the world over, should cessfully within the next thirty ronat ruction —wood framing and
merly nf Orlando, may run for ihe
Aniariran htmhatulH learn from a riqmrt In (h r Iduulun recognise „ Chinese Communist days.
One lot nr B.V.D. & M anhattan PAJAMAN,
studding, with Interior plastered,
Senate next year againil Senator Dally M irror th a t thoy urn tied to thulr wlvim' apron government at all.
"Wo, are particularly Indebted exterior stuccoed. They aro heat
form erly $5,00 anti $5.05. Now ......................
Pepper, Thai would be a fine nlrliiKH, ami lhat thnrnfnru th«y aro friiHtratml. Thla Ih not
Those queries lived official an to the newspaper, of Iho HUite for ed hy dual wall furn ace,
ihing fnr the (tale of Florida. No Dio flrnt mlvnrao commont to roach our shoroa on tho at.'vto swer, since anything short af that their mnrvolnu. .upport-at.o to
"These house* would not h*
Itadlo Station.-and lo our fine
Onn lot of white DltESS SHIRTS, broken
one could do a belter job in the of American huHlmnda, Continental nhxorvora, notably tho Is pure speculation. In th* past SiKuisoring
Committee all over acceptable In colder regions of the
Ihe Internalloual practice frequen
$ £ .9 5
Senate for Florida and the nation Kronch who aro HtipiMutod to H|>oiik w ith Homo authority tly has been to grant recognition Horlda, who aro urging their country," Girard says, "R ut we
Hits®*, Home H lightly Hoilcti, $3.25 and $8.95
are building in Southern Califor
lh*n Ken Guemiey, And it will on tho Huhjoct of how to got along w ith a wifo, havo pointotl to a government when It w*t a
Helium. Now ................ - .....- ................................
nia. where the rllmatu is mild.
lake a man like Ken Guemiey lo nut mnro than nnco th at American women aro Hpnllcd.
going concern—really In control " Sanford Forum
Why should wc make people buy
beat Claude Pf|>per.
If tho condition really Ih an dcacrlbod, American litera of the territory It represented.
Colorful Abort hIccvo SPORT SHIRTS, g rea t
recognition didn't in itself Editor
ture la atruuKcly free .from rofpruncoa to it. To im nuro a Much
lent of th*
the goySenator Shiver* of Ch>fHWV*'pre- few bachelor aatlrlata have made a name for themaelvea nuifit\ *n.enqur*nm«nt
ly reduced ................................- ............. ............. .
member*'and friends to give.
nriimmit nr an a*|tfe*eldn di ap
dkti that lha tpecial letiion of Ihe
"Wo. hnpc the alttaen* of Flor
R
i
" ...
■
with their cauatic nlltialnnH to the marital exintence, hut proval. !l mrrcly meant that the W
ida will iremomher that thin Is the
Legtilalur* will levy a 3 nertenl the great hulk nf literature produced hy husband* bourn government w i i s In fart a going Dear Editor:
$ £ .9 5
Two-tone long alcove SPORT 81IIRT8 were
In all sincerity I wish to pay first and only nppenl that The
lelf* lax rallter llian trim Florida** little evidence of a Hoething, fruatrnted yen to Miindnr tho concern, that In, II wan a "»le facto
$5.00. Now ................................................ - .........
tribute to Krruntd-Laughton Mem Society has over made through
aaceuive ex|>emliliire*. The tax ia apron HtringH, A notable hut rather lonely exception Ih govcrnlnunt.
$ £ .0 0
orial l|nspltnl.
all nf Its forty-seven years of setvActually
In
the
past
many
gov
expected to rai>e more lhan the offered hy tho comic strip character Dogwood Hmnstoad,
Only rerenlly Wo hnd a cam Ice-fnr funds for building purpnsOne
lot
Zolan
SWIM
TRUNKS.
CI
oho out a t
ernment*
have
lieen
given
such
160,000,000 deficit Ihe Stale face* who Ih frequently made to remark that "husbands are a
In Sanford to help this hos- rs-anil that we mean Just whnt we
recognition when (hey didn't meet paign
In our rnmpnlgn slogan - that
for Ihe neat two year*. I low mwlt sorry lot."
with the full approval of the grant ltal and in Ihe past fuw weeks say
Mcii’h SHORTS. $1.00 and $1.25 v n l u e a ,
thfs
effort will honestly ha "JUST
found
what
il
means
tn
have
a
more no one teem* In know, nor
Why then the rerngnltlnnT
American husbands, the London newspaper deelarea, or*.
ONCE
IN
A
LIFE
TIME".
hospital
near
and
much
more
than
I
IIccmmso envoy* couldn't lie *ent In that I found the meaning of know
real bargains nt ............................. ....................
do they know whnl will be done
"Wa implore nil who can to sand
have the sym pathy of th eir foreign counterparts. It’s a the
new government without rec ing that In the last sickness of h In their gifts promptly to It. V.
with ihe calm money. Hut of one pity, hut the pity seems to Im wasted.
ognition, ami the country withhold dear nna (my mother) that almost Covlnglun-our lung time traasurAll A bove M e rc h a n d la e F ro m O u r
thing you can rest niiurrd. If
ing recognition wmihl thus he han every moment sho «■«» kept as
Uscanln Street, Jackson
a three percent tale* lax it patted,
R e g u la r N a tio n a l A d v e rtla e d L in es.
dicapped In securing vital Informa comfortable as It was humnnly cr-DUir
ville. Tha "Widows Mite" will >h<
Economic CriniM
It will be Indented tleaiiily in the
Ing too.
tion.
possible. The efficient kiipt and
ns welcome as larger gifts
Of rnurae Ihe question of rcrog- tender care of the hospital nurses, lust
Thin may lead to n aliarp cut In
ean to come, at all other laxet
from those who can give more ,
llrltlah
purchaaen
from
the
II.
H.
nillnn
In
China
hasn’t
yet
arisen.
ave been, until it becornet a five
day and night, I shall never fnr"All nnmes-wlthout amount-will
which may hring more nuntirlty to When it doe* one wmihl expect that
le Inscribed on The Permanent
or ten percent lax. Every lime ihe
the people In thin Inland kingdom. the hlg wrntern power*—America, g*i.
Wo havo lived In Hanford over 5croll of Honor" to ire placed In
politician! want a little morn money,
S tro n g .official hinln of yich cutn Itritaln ami France—would act In twn
years amt In past years dur Ue Rig Living Room of tha New
they will jml inmate ihe percen
wan given yenlerduy.
uninon. And there are many no- ing sickness In other town* ami rtilmintalmilnn llultdlng, to ba
"C O R R E C T M EN»S W E A R "
tage, of lake in the talrt tax. And
Meanwhile, Indicative of the un nerve rn who won't find it sur hospital* In With the north and rtmpicled this fall."
easiness all over the cmaitry, wan prising If they act on a “practical south, I cannot say that I exactly
the people will pay the bill.
[mala, that I*, grant recognition aver found thp .ante Florence
the drnp In Ihe atock market.
For lha ninth atralght day In to a Communist regime If It I* a Nightingale spirit. At all times
We do, of court*, feel lorry for
ventor* aold government accurit- going concern In control of a to hear that firm »tep coming
Governor Warren, having lo hock
Induatrlea, but Including gilt-edged largo part of the country. And If towards Mother's room and tho
Mi car and all that tort of thing
—nmally s h a re .<In n it tonal lxad the Nationalist government at the nurses steady hand In adminis
on ihe very eve of hit wedding
government bond*. Slice the first •erne time ia a going concern In tering the medication and the
with that cule little California girl,
of the year 1100,000,000 pound* another part of China, why Ha understanding encouragement In
(112,000,000,000) ha* keen knocked recognition would be continued.
thalr face* and In know all pain
hut according to what we read in
However, that’e epeeulatlon on would he avoided through their
off the value of, government iathe paper*, at lead, there'll be no
ray part, and hae no official hack- tender car* brought much com
amhaaaador for, the-EC A, cop- *uea,
eervagt problem at the Tallahassee Ing
flanging [Ike a shadow
over
fort to me. The charge for nil of
forred In fmnrton with Sir Stafford
.. ..
. In,
mention, even if the platter I* Crlppn yesterday, but the
„ „ rem
, it ______
__ , In
,,, the
___ Uni
— I* '^fhere la a feeling In aome well
Britain la___
talk,___
mostly
Informed
quarter*
that
Russia
lade
public.
1
ted
States,
that,
th*
value
of
Ihe
fallih* down. A 57 year old color of their talk wan not me ‘ , *" ‘ '
------“
I hope and pray that the cltlly pound may be out fom He pree* won’t he ahla to aupplr the- vta-i aeni nf Sanford and nearby comSir Stafford ruahed immediately
ed butler who hat been there 2t)
munltlea and the city and county
yean run* the place. And then afterward to an emergency meet*
hae Ift It be known that
Ing of the economic council of the
aulhorltiea wilt do all In thalr
thcr* are thf. head chef and a col* Brltleh cabinet.
power to aland by and help this
, ‘
erad wgitfr and a laundie**, atw
fine hospital become a. permanent
Heairfee the Imminent need to
yardmen, chauffer*, and deckhand* decide a new policy of intar-EuInstitution In Shnford.
Sincerely,
galore. Servant* at th# mention
Mre. U. Lee Andereon
cost th# people of Florida 116,000
problem* In other ipherea,
g year. Besides, there 1* $2,000 a
Sale of ell
all anrti
aorta of
nf good* from iraue since many nuyera are re- me conacience in w » a"> « « a - m
year to ipend »n furnlihing* for
*----- 1 area to dot- luetant to .commit themaelvee to | regime which In theory a t lata* la |
■/ • / ; i1
i sharply with- paying $404 pounds for goods-1 * mortal anemy.
the house, and $I0,(K)0 for inckjenj Jj ding decreaee In prhlch maf be bought later with
* Of course, Ihe Governor doe* out a cufreaponJ‘“L
.
.
cheaper
rtwjnd*.
■
—
----—
fTR
purohaaea
th*re.
to buy his food out of hi*
British manufac-
The Sanford
Herald
•
Free College Education
I reed 1"
’s Home
Funds Progresses
E
Has Simj
To Get
END OF MONTH
SPE C IA LS
•I"
f
79c
J
B. L . Perkins & Son
tilery, but the picture* ImliU a light .eeter.
gnte that M* bride
That * real opponuntty eiiil*
Senfotd merchant* to «ptt»«
year* line*
js tjs ta .....
c -ffw
Dr. Henry McL*uMi
Optomatriai
State* and*r^ n j ^ " b u t ’ »al*I
f
raw ntatarlala- from the Em
--------_ j Um
and
—auch as
_.„ Commonwealth
l u i J
Bauukl. o a f e '
rubber, cbcoa, and wool*-aro fall-
w h en |*nijr
their
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;A m om . America la
the * » « *
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PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Dr. C. L. Persons
Social A n d Personal Activities
UtrHn Palmer Ray—Society Editor
Social Calender
OPTOMETRIST
*:,*■ eiHmlnfft ■ m asses IHIeS
IIIin, s a- IX. I-.1 Sat. a-II
A llsail Valli.aal Hash HlSg.
Telephone 148
I'knae aae
Mrs. Melsch. Wharton
Honor Miss Whelchel
Dr. and Mrs. W. V. Bitting have
Mrs, Edmund Melsch and her
TUESDAY
The Pilot Club will hold Its bus- daughter, Mrs. Mason Wharton of returned from Daytona Beach
,
i meeting in the Tourist Con Orlando, entertained yesterday at where they spcmiome time at the
s t 8:00 F. M. to be_ preceded the Melsch home on West First Hutchison Apertoantt.
Street with a bridesmaid's lunch
by the board meeting a t 7 1
Mr. and Mr*, fllak* Sawyer*
TH U R SD A Y
eon honoring Mlsa Mary Ann
last Friday nr Caddo, Okie,
A covered dish supper will be Whelchel who will be married to left
where they plan to spend about
held et the Sanford Shuffleboard night at 8:30 o'clock to John two weeks.
RCourt, Palmetto Avenue and Se.'< Pierce of Daytona Beech.
P. M. lea cream
The roams of the Melsch home
Friends will be glad to learn
TTend
« Street, at■ 6:80
■ ... .............
and cake and drinks will be fu r were attractively decorated with that Mason Whaibn is getting
nished by the supper club. All arrangements of asters, roses and along nicely followng an emer
members of both tourist clubs and gladioluses with greenery. Lunch gency appendectomy performed at
friends ere cordially invited to eon was served at the dining table the Orange Meuiurhi Hospital In
attend. The party will honor new which was centered with white Orlando.
members. (Jemee will be pleyed. esters and fern. At each guest's
Mrs. J. M. Sttn-clpher end
Gueite are asked to bring a cov place wee a miniature corsage
ered dish and place setting.
with a bridal bouquet being placed daughter M itt Grace Karla. Stlne‘ .
W ‘ clpher left this momlnt for Miami
gift to her bridesmaids whera they will spend >weak with
rs. Stanley Rockey chel'e
were cKlna plates In various at* Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pary.
onored At Luncheon tractive patterns.
Mrs. D. H. Kersey .nd grand
A gift to Miss Whelchel was in
daughter Susan Phagai of 811
Mrs. Stanley Rockey, the former her crystal pattern. The hoetessea Park Avenua left today by plane
Mice Maryanns Springer
whose were assisted in serving by Mrs. for a visit with Chief K M. Shaw'
spi marriege to Mr. Rockey was an (>. E. McCall and Mrs. A. W. Lee. and his faintly at Bradfird, R. j.'
event of Friday, was honored with Those enjoying the luncheon with
Friend* of Rev. S. J. liady will
a bridesmaid's luncheon given last Mlse Whelchel were her mother,
Wednesday at 1:00 o'clock by Mr*. Mrs. Hugh Whelchel, Mrs. Her be glad to learn that he has re
bert
Moreland,
and
the
Misses
turned to Ids home from he Vet
A. W. Lee and Mr*. Edmund
Melsch at the home of the latter Audrey Bach, Sue Neely of Frank eran's Hospital at Bay Pines
lin, Ky., Jenny Cullom of Chatta where he has Undergone untm ent
on West First Street.
' Mixed pastel flowers were used nooga, Tenn., Judy Hubbard of At- for the pest five week*.
Rn decorating for the occatlon end ietto, 'Ua., Jeanne Phillips of
the dining table where the guests Tallahassee and Beebee Bltbee.
Hollywood
i
'were seated was lovely with an
"“
H
o
l
l
y
w
o
o
d
,
June
t
%
,i>r~
'arrangem ent of white hlhlscua In
the center. Miniature wedding ring Mrs. R.R. Deas Honors A 27-year-old tenor from lu lls->
delphlt ha* had offers to etig at
place cards marked the sju lin /
arrangement. Assisting 'I m hot- Mrs. Hoy At Luncheon the Metropolitan Opera louse
every season for the past 'out
testae In eervlng were Mrs. E. I.
Hoy and Mte. A. W. Leo.
Mr*. R. R. Deas was host sis on years.
To everyone’s amereinent, he
The honoree's gifts to her .Saturday at a luncheon g:
given at
Photos liy Essex Stoiilo
bridesmaid* were attractive ear hep hum* in Roe* Court honoring has turned the changes down. <i>d>
Two lecent Sanford brides are Mrs. Stanley Hockey, the foriuei
ring!
Maryannn Springer, cousin of Mi nnd Mrs. John Melsch. .It of
ngi and Mis* Hprlnger received Mrs. E. I. Hoy, who plans to leave now Marin Lam a tells why.
"The Met it based on enobbl li
^ a dainty organdy dresser set. In the near future with her hueLoch Arbor, who wan married to Ml. Hockey in a lovely ceie
nen
,"
he
leys.
"And
if
there’s
aiywThose ettending with Miss Sprln ha ml who It retiring ae manager
mony at Holy Cross Episcopal Church on Friday evening. Ai tin
,
ger were Mrs. John Mviech, Jr., of the J. C. Penney Company. thlng 1 hale It’s snobs."
Lam
a’s
objections
to
the
in
Mr*. E. fl. Rockey, and the Mieses Mixed summer flowers decorated
lilnt- mill » I»11* | mII.
Av"
*•
('« uneH Should He
______
End
i ley Melsch, Kathleen Bab tlie rooms of the Deas home and Don't Valhalla for opera singe*s' hr
Mini gsilt tl WIlie * ! Mill
cock, Gladys Wells, Joanne Will centering the luncheon tahle was are mine than social. It's also ‘ ha askt
iKxummed In (Iiiarrels 111IIIK'Hn I'ditk III*' HIkHiI
. , ,
on arrangement of Editor Mr- m a tte r' of moots.
iams, and Jane Chapman.
| 'll Ioil 'In iM's :i "Svmik\ Iimk li ik
"They expect ‘you lo slay u
*""“> * '''f* '1"
Fnrland roses. Silver and ‘rrystal
NIM-hlmi Ml'iMl! I «*» ihlH III
New York for the ‘entire season' In Hollywood
liy FLllllHNt
appointment*
were
used.
Betty Ann Lon# Is
'* idiriiiil l iH i iiK
j m k id Hi
*vi*l
A I ' N i- a a f e a lu r t v i
Those Invited to he with Mrs. from Fall until Spring," In-told me . 1
New
s in g e r n am e d
1. 11if
s t ills
l o i l t ’ l.ntiir
'h In* *■
1*Ait 1K ‘The ell sun I III11 nit
In caea something happens j,"*'"'1
Honored On Birthday Hoy were Mrs. J. O. Laney, Mr*. "Juit
B e l I > t i l l i n 'I w a s hH >e|til|ig at eretl -nit is defiiul. U Im, k n
|IMII|
h
,|||||
It
fill
w|il|
t
of
Hi
*
*
tl
1114"
R. A. Newman, Mr*. Rupert and they need you In a huity.
it
T h a t m e a n s T h e y m ig h t lie t a k - , 'J 1* '
‘I’h ib
l a l n la h betts this Slinimci. li nn I’ntnn, on Iiin l r r u il
fltrli-klum),
Mrs.
Bradford
Byrd
‘ Mrs. II. K, Long entertained on
la n k l ie io l a r r iv e d
I.....
fm
A
i , i hillin'i «l In liilm i’i*, xt 1114 H n n
'I 'j 'V' in, k Pu well old slagei on tin I'teeiili fn-lnnn
W Satmdny afternoon with a pally Mrs. A. W. Lee. Mr*. E dw ard *"|g out of vour pocket Wl.uua
m ill', is showing -nils tlmt in 'idlinjJ I" !»i xi*i v | m»| tit 111i hrii'i
honoring her daughter Hetty Ann Higgins, Mrs. Edmund Melsch, which , you might he making .... a ”“T ' l «... 111!.sstir-lI went calHlng loose enough to eituunillai'i m-i. 4111
M*| Hit- »4-tl III III* rtllliW
concert tour.
“ 1,1
" . ''" ''‘" i 1. v
on her seventh birthday. The Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mr*. W. 0
tl«p iih »n| ri*. mI. i l i m d w ii itti 1
.......
H
ill H i l t k l l l i d illlin 'i' tin**** I'l
y°“ « « '» niak* big money ilk whole thing^ off
led
to
group gathered In the living mom Fleming, and Mr*. J. D. Woodruff. at "tkAn<*
. Met.
Met. The
'rh “ tup eatery *eosir
<
apt I lurk (mMe
expetiet„
T I iik i Impii ‘1 Mirim i n i i i \ ilihi u l i i i i
•r itiilv mill nn nvimil
St
the
is
$U
fiU
1
n|1'
„
„„
of llw Long residence nnd played
H m* l l»l Iy ni|»|M««l in w h i k i JittrA |,| gut
for a performance for the hlggett
f"' ‘'Vt '-s*.- my « •««*'
f liugfi 1 I i Ii h ^ wn» f i r m l y
anies Including "pin the tall on
draw .—Pone, Peerce, Tibhet, Mel-.
", "1‘ ' ' '* ' ..g o f«>i Ml Hr* M il - mil 1-f vugfiii l‘.i! |(|,n l« fi|f Iti in fndii uli'l lUpgii'i)
i t donkey",
___ i * y . "farm er in the dell*
choir
and
a
few
other*.
>
.
,r
*""
'V"
‘ ».
,J " - , af.tmln HUilply Hint tlii'y MM III* Iniiri I 1 to hWn|i tin* yiiiiihil Mt tin* Iwii k
___"London Bridge". Prlxe* were
Hint fIn-\ u n i lif t I || iniit M miK'- i*i4*i*ii Mijuimlii* Uni
The tenor has Idea* about the KH |tei " m" K 1 , , 1 , „ tjoddard (In*
awarded to Allen Hhryock and
nneVatic ernwd ton
servlcellirtl
I ntllftte IKHIUeitl y r n r .
h *r nf« k fln t n h h iK In •» I i i I m i I m iih
Allen Dye* during the afternoon.
Tnlim fLmwh In IiIh mmimiim i | l»,ilti*i fls !»nw.
P"You have have never seen such
10 I""""1*
Armj , “ll°U*
■Pink elfd blue baskets filled with
ffsllilllis tl bevy t,r escellenl
\ llul|,„, nun,lx, I...... .\ while "
m ints were distributed to the
m « ^ r b“tIIln*Mh ,hlmPhD,lJ o L « h*
T h elV k " ll'avne.' baby we. lui-1 teilonidev will, jnekel- Hint lit
WRDNRaDOY
tk young guests as favors. A pink
Dv*. but nothing Ilk* op*r*.PKv
rk ^ , “ ^ 9 'plav*'Ihe’ uft!
l"“ " "" '
*f gad blue-color scheme was carried *■ 00 W estern Jsm bore*
erybody 1s cutting throats and
" ! f l1.
a croW(< „f wntstlftie.
out In table decorations and ra« Il t: lika New*
Weestern Jam burs*
W
trvlnv
to
imnresi
how
ureal
Ihev
"I
Will
Htigi
i»
,
‘,,OW
,r
He
uses
git
\ |ilnshi|ii- lliinnel
trying to Imprest how great they a W)IU()1diers cheered Sh rley re i , M|<| ...... .
freehments which consisted of tiuo Th e 1 o'clock slab
J
i
l
i
New*
cake, Ice cream and cold drink*.
lioo U|M>ru Scores
"That It stupid, especially foi l'1" f.liriXl-X*’
" * ° J "!'«•' »'"l
»• "' I'"*
i
■After refreshments were served l.iiS
Papular klusle
tenors. Caruso records ran still wood UMb_____________ ______l occasions he lots lieim -lul. I..........
Betty Ann opened gift* from her * :l(l Morning Devotions
hi lone
tint mill -..... . ..... gie> I.II.I vv|,,,e plm.l -I.ffeln In i.ble
be heard Let's fere ll—who ceil
a 14A Mutida In Mualo
friends.
i"''1;;1 , l""1
ell,III nilll-l - r III- .................. ........ ..
W orld a i Nine
be greater than the gieatetl."
Those invited to he with Betty aa >im
w ith til liliiin l I v i-ill', M i l ill 11<i i'Mt I FM l IM11I'U f I|tllk*-H» M.-d I I I ! I.... .
t & Popular Music
nl
Even
so,
Laura
would
tume
day
kill In fls.enl d.rdg.,
I",", Dll wuist. Dulling •!..
Ann were Patty Brown, Brenda S i l o Variety
Ilka to play tha Met.
and Allen Hhryock, Joe Prescott, *: *A An*els Peer lo Tread
A ll
th e se
M il ls
Im .m n n y l * " " .... I dki- n D u l l ........ be l,„. I
lniiui
old,
New,
llorrowed,
Blue
"But
on
my
term*,"
he
Insisted.
. , in >' i lipm i i .l , ,t
ili.ii . iii-. 'In- siiniuiei mi
Joe Hill. Allen Dyes, Judy Reid, lliun Orrheslra * Slar
nil- nleii
Mu
"1 bid nut going tu sing there now
. . .
.
M h i i m -i i
-Inue i iu \ i . i u
ninde >,
Burk* Winn, David Parulto, and lit ID Morning Variety
I
nek
i
1
Is
hove
ill!
V
i*
lllr
lln
su n n - U,„
o
f
,
1
end have them say. ‘He has a good
*1 Buddy Long. Also Mrs. Reid, Mrs. 11:11 Music Hawaii
u a rru w
Iniu-lh
w i n ..................
I ' 1" 1'
,1|!'
lit
|i**
Is.
Willi
!
Ill'
World at Noon
voice, which may develop,' or ’he
* A. D. Brown, Mr*. Carl Prescott, 12:00
IH ill I kK Ill'll I I S Mt lu ll! I* Vi
Hi IN 1100 Club
is exceptional for an American;
Mrs. Hhryock nnd the hoeteae.
I no Pnpigar Music
Hiiki e I i m h i i I in H V I i m i m i v
<
\
ten o r.'"
11IN Eailn Americana
l*Mttm iiEfH |»i i 11rt il i !11111 i fm I
\V lu *h \i > k11k n n**w
m i I|M' n a«t
lilo Musical Varieties
Lanta, who says h» used to be
lU'CMI'tlillll |j||* III I'll 8411III ill I* | til i'lMti'h ItV l'l I ll*4 i, lift I Ilf till* I tt1|l*|(l h
Mlitl
linn Bar Nona Ranch
Jane Greer Wins
a
dead
end
kid,
wants
all
or
noth
1:00 Today's fllar
w ith v i* iy 1**h
Hi|in«M* t ii'iih iiM H tin* in H tiA il uf |»i i *|im i iitin ii n»i»*
ing
at
all.
And
he’s
a
guy
who
Itlla * Ilssdllnse
Sweater Girl .Title 1:10
MImI hut l*»ll«« (III*f Min Hli' •'Mill*' I III I\ ftdB'f(A•• r III I f 111K ’Hull K*a|
HIHTH ANNOUNCEMENT
SiSN Tour Memory Boaga
might get iL
l> l||cth n f 11ll* »ult*»«’MHM
m m | nl) H h A I i >K m d I i i 'I I M
lin(*'i| jitit!
t on siuslc txivera Programs
on
top of
Mi.
nod
Mrs.
M.
L.
Hnimrn,
Ji
im
a
is
etltln
ling
,
La
F m w11 M l Iv D ill iif I m H h
h i m i |)i i *
i if i'll** i K-n«*i*iji*ti In lin k fiiK
HOLLYWOOD, June 88- t / P l - 4ilt> Uy Jtequest
can
earn
fl,
amniuuce
the
hiilti
of
a
sou
Muik
heap right now. He
1 100 Lyrics fly Ladles
ill ll|I# fu'llllllio III
IM* hi'* If |*t h Im* ll!
Jans Greer won the title of li
Lynn Unborn mi June 27 id the III*
600 on a concert and 12,000 for
IN P opular Mualo
f iiiin fill' KfM im if. I I n - r |jI ji. 11 in** fu ll* iro n ic
"Bweater Girl of 1949" In a photo 1:10 The life B rig h t gpot
radio data. Hi* first film, "The Fermild 1.might,,,, Memorial llos- llifli In* ll!M> im lnf/l* m i l l : ....... (II |jI •' |ill I J|1 inn,
t■i l"l -----glory Hour
finish.
pitul. Mis. Itiihoru will he remem
Midnight Klee," will he out in
1:00 Newt
_
8o says President Bab Landry ti*
lie red ns the funner Mildred Huh
Fall. Hie movie boee, Louie
e Block
9 0f the Motion Pletura Photograph
tun, daughter uf Mr. and Mi a. J.
Mayer, speaks of the boy only
ers’ Association, which hod the e l l ! TwDLHe Bongo
hi* most glowing adjectives. /
N. Huhsuii, Jr. of this city.
Hports Pared*
difficult taak of making U»a enac »:»0
---me* M ai
tion from a conalderabl* array of
rifling o
>*aa Toy _ _
talent.
___ _ lyuthr Muals
Although it waa ton years *i
fOWI TWIN,
1 :t l Keynoiee by CaylO
that Lana Turner waa crowned tCe liOO V artoty Hall
u
n u iM i cittKWfi. Mra>
first sweater queen, the still rank 1:10 Most th e ll**d
tiOO Night Kdltinn
ed In eacond place this week.
Itislde glory
However, said U n d ry yester S;IN
lilO Rxcurelone In Ocletic*
day, "Jan* edged her out because, t t t l Popular Mualo
on looking the situation over care* 10,00 a p o ite K ing of Day
10:01 PoDular
Popular Bualc
fully, wa decided that she has the 10,11
United N allona
' ' greatest amount of chest appeal. I Si lo cieeeleal O ouveatn
r
S
RADIO STATION
W .T.R.R.
If muffin bettor do** not fill
m
'ill the pane p ut cold w a te r 'In the
A M .OIM DA
STATE
IIIK A IH K
h ill (I
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BJ
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illHIKS n t ’LS l‘J I • t‘ M Daily
M a t in e e s I l k . L i r i l i n g s
I til litre it llllr
He
III K i d AN l NA VOID ABLE
.M I Sfl - U I I, "BEAUTIFUL
III.ONDK m i n i B A S II F l' L
It E N D " WILL HE SHOWN
ON I l l l ltS. FUL Jl'L Y 7-8!
Showing
Today & Wednesday!
Irma M. Ivey Wed
To Kdwjird Neal
AMlitililh'I'lllfflt 1 iiiuile Imho
M
limn M lve\
of lilts .‘lU In Eilwiilli Neill ..t
liluefielil. \‘la wbn li lintk plm e on
Mny .11 nt Norfolk. Vu
Mis
Nenl In lln- Im no i limn Muthewn,
iltmitlllet uf Mi nnd Mi - Dewey
Mn tln-tv- nl Hunl'oi'il Mi and
Mis Nenl me now making then
Inline at ‘{fill lliovieu ilooleuild
in Not folk
*
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r!n< i i i i h i i m k * " f
‘W
NINA FOCH,
Mill wiNiaaii
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++ + *
»
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FASHIONS FOR TIIIO
HFACII JULY lilt
lint ItliiK Niiiin mill 1 1 uiilot
•
M itln lf S u n H ressert in
( iituiv S trip e Cut Ion
'|Atn-pu-t e SeerM li hei
I'd iituiit*. Ini lint - til g irls
Hill Iste (iliWIlh III If liter.
1'inh, W llm v. S ue-. 2 In 6
.lACK&JILLSHOr
11% At ji j/ iiolif* Avr .
Jv
+ > +- M
-
4-•!■>-Vl- I--i ,
rim iu* u s 'J
^ f| ,
cuts dishwashing
timein half!
l t :00 Nawa t
l don T u rn tab le Time
j j i l * M idnight Readeevoue
Pishes,glasswaregleam without wiping!
tree sign off
Here'll how tu nave up tu half ynur tllHliwanlilug tim e:
VViihIi tilnhen with Vel, a HtmjdeuM huiIh, tin'll rinne. il'ifhtm f
wipiny, even plimnwaie tlrleH n|,nih)lag c le a r ! Nn snap
ecuiii o r atrenky Him In pullnli a w a y ! And an tllNlipua ring 1
M /M e r to te n e ts th a n a n y
le a d in g p o c k e t m a d e fo r w a s h in g
L O O K ! SAVt
d is h e s a n d h n e f c h r i o s . :
Actual akin lent a inuili* liy an Imlepemlenl lalNnatury —
llama nn request |nnvu Unit Vet, a t.'idgnlu-l'nlmollveI’eet product, la mtlitur In liamla Uian any lending prudnet made fm washing dished ami llnu fabrics.
Wednesday
(MmsHMtaaJ
v e to « * (# * « «
Zorn* E bf I f I
****
n * . a aw -
m
PH*«4 U»t
• OM»m
V iT -* .
fbts andpansget shth</
dean wtthouthardsaxi/faf
.
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UMseme-woottHU
Vi-tj>« 'ifi ttfl'.H f
In M t f . o o t f * wrier! j
D R U G CO,
‘ftiV'M
-
.M r '
’
Soak pota and pans In Val auda while you do the
olhar diehea. You can uiually wash them ehlny
clean! Vel removes craaee taster, more com
pletely , . , cleans ueoner than soap I
�T H E ftA N IO H D H X B A L 1L S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
Sanford Tangles With Azaleas In Twin pill Here
Palatka Nips Giants
In 1 To 0 Contest;
Deal And Lake Are
Scheduled To Hurl
COM M ENTS
The Hanford Giants nnd tho Pa
latka Arnica* meet at the Munici
pal Park tonight In n twin bill,
which will get underway at 6:30
o'clock, and It I* likely that Man
ager Hill Grtilmr will send Left
hander Jack Deal to the hill in
the first kiiiiii' nml Righthander
Ruddy Lake to the mound In tho
full nine Inning nigbteup.
Last night In Pnlntka the Giant*
dropped n 1 to (I contest to tho
Atalra*. Itay flnlgado twirled a
two hit perfromanco for the home
club, while lien Wilbur and Jack
Boback combined effort a for the
Banfordlle* to to** a three nit tilt.
The only run nf tho game was,
BY ARTHUR BKL’KWITII, JR.
Herald Sparta Kdltor
Beardall Chapel To
Armed Payer
D. DiMaggier H it» Gloria Ann And One
Open Youth Center
Faces find Of/Career
Hard To Increase OS’s Honey Bird
DALLAS, June 2rf (>p)— Pete
A youth recreation center will
Average 14 Points1 Vie In 9th Race Gray,
who played lifthe hlg lea he opened by the Beardall Avenue
From The
S ID E L IN E S
this purpoM.
Anyone having swlnga or play*
ground equipment available for
the youth program la requeated to
telephone. 640 W after 8:00 P. M.
and a trueh will be aent to pick up
the material, eald Klmer Gooch,
member of tho church.
Mr. aooch today expressed
thank* to County Judge Dougin*
SUnktrom and to County Co«mlaaionera W. 0 . Kiliiee and J. r .
McClelland for arranging the haulIng of dirt and filling In of tho
ground*.
gue* despite the fad that ho ha* Community Chapel aa aoon an
CHICAGO, June 2H -(/lb—Dom | DAYTONA IIRACN, June 2R— only one arm, w*» dcerU In alwiut equipment can lie aecured. The
DIMnggin, little Boston Red Ho* (Special)—Gloria Ann and OR’*ihl* baaoball future day.
chapel ha* a fine playground for
outfielder, *urged 14 points to .111 ) Honey Bird, both favorite* of last
Gray eald he hat been given
P lfO M D A * t a t h t H A n u n
Team
W V Pat <m during the week, to challenge In-, season, enmpete tonight In th* hi* outright releaa/by the Oalla*
The Ranfnrd entry In the eastern Osytona Haach
4t tr .*»
jured George Kell of the Detroit, feature ninth rare at the Volusia’ e]uh nf the Teiaf League with nett said the hall player aounded
division of tho With Dlsli let A- Oalnssvllla
, II IT .*10
Tiger* for the American Leaguej County Kennel Club In Daytona which he ha* b e e /a reserve out- as df he had been drinking,
4* w j n a
merlcan Legion Junior Beseball ■AsrroMn
hatting lead.
I Beach. Last year Gloria Ann rated fielder this seasi
It 11 .It! •
league Is shaping up as a mighty Pptaik*
Burnett added that "I caller! the
Augesitne
II 14 .III *tt
The side-lined Kell malntnlnedl e* ,Daylun*'s pinup greyhound, the
Owner Dick Hiynetl of the Dal police and told them that he was
good ball club, according to Hi.
Drl.an.t
*■ i i , m ii
las
club
said
Gn*
hail
refused
to
tup
spot
with
.181
but
DlMngglo.
‘H
o
t
Lady
of
the
Track
Both
Orlsndu
Managera McMIllend and Penningi i i i . t n :*
Legal Notice*
l.tpabura
II t l .III l i l t rllmlicd Into contention only 14 Gloria end Honey Bird will be go tn Glndewcer of the Kaat to lie put In Jail."
100,
Gray was arrested and taken to
Raaalla
VaaurSar
striving for their first
4« win Texas League, ^Dallas farm club.
The local club was slated to meet
<l*lna*vlll.> al Ortanln |i(,d. rain. point* behind.
voTir*)
lloslnn'a Ted William*, the 1147 here nnd they are going to have a Burnett also atflhutcd this to an Jail hut w u not charged or Held.
tho Orlando Juniors here till*
I.aaatiura 1 . r>svMns flaach 0.
Nolle* I* h*rsby al» sn th a t
Jail
Supervisor
R.
M.
Wisscman
Palalha
t,
Kito'ici
>
.i.
Incident
In
w
w
h
Gray
was
a
r
,
and IIMH A. L. hutting rhampion, laugh row to hoe. Haring against
ar* saaaBSri In nu»ln**s t l 111 )
afternoon, while Ovlcdn tangled
said he found Gray was not In* W. 11in »ur**i. Banforri, •’'o rlria
HI. AoRiiHlI.ia 4, |)»l/,nd S
r lja
contintml in tlilrrl plicr with « j IHhii will
Kjinsas I rcirhsr» rested and takm In Jail.
with Winter Garden and Ht. Cloud Inning*.)
unilsr Ih* Dellllou* nam* of OoMIn a statemqU last night, Bur tnilcaled.
Ilanaa Taday
five point Increase to .11!).
, Mild Man, Run Joe, Tin Type,
traveled to Winter Park.
boro
V
arl«ly
Blor*
and
‘hat
w*
The 12 -year-old one-armed out Inland to ra a lsle r *alri aarns P ur
rtrlando al Oalnaavllla.
nett explalned/llie Incident which
Outfielder Vic W erti of Detroit I Lager Baby and Barto.
The remainder of the schedules
l.aaahura al Oaytniia Hvacll.
fielder
on
Apr.
28
wa»
honored
In
suant
to
III*
term
s
of
the
"
rl«
soared from ninth to fourth plarel hansa* (reaeher, a Keith Dillon brought di*aei|lon among the DalI'alalha at Hanford.
Includes:
iliinii* Nam* KuuHjj' ln-w It! gaa.
with a 21 -point climb to .117. He "tat, will »*• seeking hi* third la* player*. lie said he called pre-game ceremonies by the Dal •1C.n* rLoniDA BTATUTlCi ^»4t
Hi. Aoaiisllna at t)«t,and.
«„»„ ,
committee for "employ the
Vi*rk <>r thV cirouTf abort
ANHHII'AS tilO C H
wa» followed hy Kddl* Joost, Phil- win. Ills litter mate, Missouri Gray on thiftelephone Haturdny las
Team __
I.
handicapped and got the applause o( gsmlnola Couniy. riorlris.
laai on a walk Issued tn John Winter Garden at Oviedo
ndclpliin, with .112; Boh Dillhignr, Dorh"r, won a smashing victory In night to Infrym him that he waa «f a erowd of B.uuO hy pounding
Ru rCAtlLUT
, - - ------phi*
Cwanlnk, a snerlOre hy Tommy
Ht. Loula, .108; Hank Majrnki, Hie feature rnre Haturdny night. being sent lo Glndawater. Gray
MHWtM
Park at St. Cloud
Mol
baton
****'" H■
The Frearher has scored. both replied that lie wouldn't go. Bur four hit*.
Ownars.
Tabb ami a double by Danny Dan- Winter
Philadelphia,
.181i
Johnny
Peskl,
Ds
.
stroll
Tuieday J i
ion.
Boston, nnd Tom Henrlch, New win* to date over the 6-10 mile
Cltvtland
Orlando at
Intar Garden
Washlnaton
Meanwhile, the Daytona Beach
p. , l
York. .801 apiece; and Hoot Kvers, route, whlrh seem* to he to hi*
Clilcato
liking. Knger Baby, ownrfl hy
Detroit,
.208.
l ’a and the Gainesville G-Men
hi rim ,d P *
(It. IrftlllS
went back Into n He for the lead 2*
f t ;.1 g "
Williams was top* In two spe Hleplien H/lgeti, also seeks her
H n a lti Vm I
No asm* srhsrtidsrt
cialised bracket* with ID homers, thin! win. This sensational Juve
In the Florida Htale leag u e t o ! WlnJL n
■» r*ri.«An
IVATln.VAl ■ tiPPl
im Increase of three, and 77 run* nile Is the talented daughter of
confuse the All-Hlnr gam* sltuap V r^ 'a l'^ n fo rrt
tlon. The team leading the league w
H*n m n
batted in, a boost of 12 for thn Huger Beaver, n '48 Volusia star.
rnnhlyn
St,lnt*r
Cloud‘ ,r,<
at Oviedo
' Louts
Hundreds of prnmlnent eltrus
at 'midnight last night was sched Tuesday July 18
week,
hllsdslphla
uled to be boat to the All-Rtars, Orlando at Winter Park
Majeskl had the most doubles, shippers and grower* from ell
oston
New Tnrlc
but Daytona amt Gainesville were Winter Garden at St. Cloud
20, and Dale Mitchell of Cleveland parts of Florida, and members of
4tl
Cincinnati
« .411 tl tl had the most triplet, eight. Kell the Florida Cltruw Commission,
sharing the lead.
Sanford at Oviedo
Pit tabu rah
» .1*1 I h.
watrh Hie Citrus Derby to ha
League President Jim Butler of Friday
Chlcaao
n .III IfH and DIMagglo led In hit* with 81 will
July 18
run at the Volusia County Kennel
ft Malta T w l i i a r
Galne*vllto announced laat week Winter
apiece;
Jno*t
In
run*
wllh
U
K
,
and
Park a t Orlando
t.'hlraao *, HI. ItoulaT'
tomorrow
(Wednesday)
that In the event of a He, he had St. Cloud
Dillinger continued a* Hie are hnsn C lu ll
at Winter Garden
(Only aamn aohadul
night. Baring Hreretary Merrill
an alternate plan, but the plan Oviedo at Hanford
I stealer with nine theft*.
Topping the pitching records Wnti* has annnunred that the
had not been announced aarly thl*
Her* ’n Thar*
morning,
was New York1* Allle Reynold* chili's right fastest greyhounds
Tomorrow night the Glanta open
with 7-1 r .r .878. Ills teammate, will compete. Th* winning dog will
Al Bryant, forrntr Sanford
Vic Itasrhl, lias 11-2 for .840. Vir lie congratulated hy a Citrus
a two-dav *rrir* with tha Lee*- Cclbry Fed baseball player ha*
gil (Fire) Trucks of Detroit ron- (form and there will he free
burg Dodgers, Hanford plays tha signed tn play with the Deleml
Dodgers at Hie Municipal Park Rjd Hat*. Rryant played with the
linund to *id the strikeout pare orange hike for evrrvnne
tsl Hare S/iaiba Mila
tomorrow night and Invadea the Suffolk, V*., last year. Suffolk
with 81 whiff*.
list Half Hall* Daabla)
Venetian Garden Park In Lees Is managed by Bill Hteineekc, who
And .(nrkie Bohinson, Brook
K«r Hlsr, Tricky lUial, Praying
CHICAGO, June 28-1,
Kililh lyn's dynamic second liNsenian, is lurkle, II L l.ahnl, Jusllra Juris*.
burg Thursday evening for the managed ltrland and Ht. Augus
Him Iam* In. Mon (a on Mini, 4'onfsy
return engagement.
tine of the PHI..........Kd Rrookyn, Bohinson, 20-yenr-old Washington refusing to yield an inch in his [ p hi k 1,1r,l.
Heiiatnrs
first
lissetnan,
appear*
enmpnign
to
win
the
National
lari Kara R/Ulhs Mila
I star Hnmlnol* High Hchool fllnger,
a* n r oh ii
(Last H alf 11*11 r Daabla)
ab
a •
won his second victory of the a cinch to he In the Aiiiericnn League's hatting title.
I'll*,*
t.alinl, lt>u I'ars'i, PrlriMcManus, ■«
t
o a
ItohhiHon picked tip nine points I ■ Aintres.
Julie (illiwm, Mena,
year for Mauagur Goose Kettles' League Htartlng lineup Lr tho
Kd llarry. II,
1
o II
tilth
annual
All
Hlar
|rtn«l,j*ll
during
the
ivint
week
to
boost
Ids
.iHiiuuitr
All**. Jsitoly Julia, Dul
Cocoa Indians on Sunday after game in Brooklyn, July
b—Tnnroff
I
II u
ler
llllll
pnru-solting
flgme
to
.107.
That's
PalaMo, ,-f
4
o o
noon when he tossed a 1 to I win.
:tri* Hara A/IStha Mila
Jnnsa, II,
I
Robinson, who played with ID points better Hum Itslph Kinn t
It'irtoii. Illll'* Plnri. Ituyal Vlaw
He allowed Ft. I’lerco one hit
tlallman. If
3
0 t
Cleveland
la*t
year
and
Ud
Hie
ur'*
runnerup
.148.
, ......... -- r
i nKina.
■I ' m
w
i y
*bMw**i.'f
•r |j |rv i
■I’nri,
"***
Air
ItUHlte, iI’emiar
*:att», n
' . . . . Jim Olson, who caught a
I
1 *
The I'ltlsIiLirgh chillier enjoyed t-'af* Hnack, tili'a Hmog, Kaca
Kavahls, rf
1
0 o
few games for the Hanford Giants league In fielding with it .Dili
Irllln.
MalllioHnkl
1
average,
holds
an
advantage
of
1 i
n hntllng spree of hi* own, boosted
Ilk Hare B/latha Mila
Is a memt>*r of the Cocoa team.
Wilbur, n
5
0 0
votes over his nearest hi* murk 18 point* from hi* fourth
*
Hlli k*. Jnrsar
Juattca,
a—la, he
I
0 II | Ted Rosa, who has played In Hie 118,420
\.n)ine*e,
Pseltle (Inlil, llavllssri,
rival, the Tribe's Mickey Vernon. place .1 1 1 ,
tldtinrk, |,
I,
O II
PHI.
I*
playing
for
Cocoa
with
.'arilllsc,
Cnnfsr
Juris*.
Tull
Hr*
Tola I*
3*
Dave Hr hie ami Thn Tyler............ Vernon went tu Cleveland from
leg
t’Al.A'IK A
the
.Senator*
In
the
swap
that
In
Bib
Mara
Putartly
at,
Whltey McMullon, eporls scribe
Miirn»l<te,
nssur,
Kuinlurniia.
«
for the Gainesville Hun, ha* writ cluded Robinson.
3
Bohinson
has
been
named
on
ten an open letter to Manage! 774,024 ballots In the nation-wide
3
__ _____
I
nib Kara s lurb, Mila
I
Spec Duller, requesting him tn
L'tu ,'itin / i .. riu hih el, ’ 'i'll* noil llrnvr, l.ueky Mas,
poll which started Junn 10 and
a
use
»ome
of
hla
rookie
pitcher*
In
NLW
1
UllK,
June
-8--I/I7—
It
ttunimmid,
Hunslrlpa, N orfiu'*t
IAt*0U*
■omo of the game* played by the ends tomorrow at midnight. Final felt good I mean ploying out *• r««. ilsoriiln Teen, Han lluhto,
i
returns
will
lie
announced
HaturNlalil Walch
s
there felt gooil."
G'a Whltey seam* to think that da;
Ttb
Mare
tliw
b
Pnarse
*
y.
That’* the way a happy J ob, Klylna w tori, VItsuim, rress.
George Fullx, Dick McMillan and
in
Unless Iheio Is a fluod of Inst DIMnggin described the first base Niicms
tra m u tirra
Holt, Mlrsrl* Miller, NanMyrll Hoag will not be abla to
f - J ' i *'1
for W loir In "ih.
( M ill
7 atrv n n "^ l " t he Ir” \i r'ese Hi "pace minute votes whlrh will alter the ball game lie's played since Apr, kirn, Msmorlul Hull. Warhesta,
a f „ , . r,",'l< '" 'l f,,r l ," rr/ »n SJh,
Flit HI
*
and we agree with him. Ilnag,, P*Hf,rn of balloting, the following II, hock before the Mint of th<l H alley, Hra .,fe / " ^ e " ^ v . r . y
.
non inn oni_i
Promt**. Talmas* ItuOr, ri*|lan<
«PP«M"*l y wl11 inason.
R—f orfnlr* Tahir >1til —I,inarm. McMillan a n l Full* have iieati{
Ulna, rjuesn's Hon. If ewer Ms*.
"iP.'iu
".""""i.
nil~Mi
H n_ pitching every third day. and with j Bwu ,, ' . .
The New York Yankees! (IM),- Hirllsh
..
llillniiifi,
Mn(. (#
1, B—l.eod.
Tn iitr, pit
Psilriy.
the pennant ''fever"
getting hotter , 1
f^nwun fir-t lu.se. (!(l0-,i-year bench warmer took I
.
ark Mar* a/IBIbs Mile
MsJ|Mf»ws|Tl
11
1
over hi* old hsnterfleld spo^oml | If,iosiih I'reaclirr, Oiorls Aon,
the pressure Is building up greater
Mari. Iton Jne. Oll'i Honey
and greater In each ball game. ham1 Jackin ftnliinnnn, llmoklyn went the full nine Inning* In an Alllri
wliir
" V
IIInl. Tin Type, Hauer llshy. Dar
third bam*, Kddlc Kiiiiik, .St. I mu I* eshihlllon
game
against
the
Dollar
would
surely
tie
In
a
had
io
f* ? A* ***»*)
» ron’;
I nib llare llearb f* srw
IHtnirtfffi
HhIwntiri
in p fla If one of Ins top three would ahortatop, IVrtwcr Kccsc, Brook
ft rum i>n
\fnii*. 3 tui,,
llolie llarlxir. Tauro*. Kly IWinl*.
lynj catcher, Andy Hnnilulrk
come up with a sure arm. . .
,,
, , ,, I Jenny Dunn. Iloekei Holler, Treke,
UK 1
!".»»r \V :
Philadelphia;
outfielders,
Itnlnl
Congratulations to Joe Hcliull*
He iliilil t help much In the ppirlaltfe. KIoh'» ll»n»oin
rob.
t—
Seleclliin (nr Tneariar
for the supurh pitching perform Klner, I’lttshurgh, Htan Muslul,' Yanks' 8-1 victory, lie popped up
Klret Ju*t Ice liiitu*. Montana
ance In Daytona Beach Sunday Hi. Louis, nml Wllllar.l Msr-hnl), w,,uUy )n f(lUI t |m«-Mat toil, walk- Mint.
I’nufey
lllocktiirri
night. Ho limited thu hard hitting Now York.
Heronri--Itiiiiuwav Alla*. Jaunty
American L eague-first' lo.se,
Julie, Prise luakel.
I'a tu two hlnglea. . . Wu have
Kind. It's Hnmg,
Washington; . second
told by several Sanfnid fan* Robinson,
h been
that If the ground had not been Iraso, Cits* Michael*, Oijcago;
soaked, tho two hit* might not third base, George Kell, Detroit;
hava been recorded. . . That I* shortstop, Kddle Jim*I, ritilndelthe beet game BchulU phla; catcher, Birdie Vehhetts,
LONDON, June 2H < /ll_ Amer probably
lias pitched since he Joined the Boston; outfielder*. Ted IVIIIInms,
ican domination of Hip world’s Hanford
Boston, Tommy Heurhh, New
squad last year. , ,
am ateur tniiil* In Iwjrlnrilng tu
* tO N O M ltlA Q I
York, and Dom DIMnggti, Boston.
fray around the adge* at WlmblaThe all-star managers, Hilly
non,
Houthwnrth of Hie Boston Braves
When the men** semi-final* are College Coif Meet
and Lou Horudenii nf the Cleve
★
R /.T R A S T 8 I N O T H
played tomorrnw, only one United
Is
Halted
By
Storm
land Indians, will *«lect their own
State* representative will be
pitching staffs.
awlnglng—(op-leaded Ted SchroeThe latest total tabulation I*
i P O U B II O tlP T 8 IA P
der nf La Crescent*, Calif,—he
U.R!’H,M4 vote* ahd a record*
to t by hi* quarter-final match
'C ak in g three million I* expected
y**lerd»y hy the skin of hi* teeth.
Schroeder lo*t the firat two sate
A S A W T Y T R A C T IO N
to Atutrellan Champion Frank
YKHTKRDAY'H RTAHH
BnjnnAn. then prevailed, R-fl, tl-i
By AHHWTATF.D I'RBUB
8-1. R-8, 0-7.
4 IA 8 Y R ID IN O C O M F O R T
Hank Hniicr, Cub*—drova In first In the two-ipil# Jumping
But five other* of the 10 top
event
at
Aqueduct,
three run* with a home run and
fRii"]iif American* have bean b*atDETROIT—Jockey U 0, Cook
"ingle to lead the Cub* to a <14
an. Wrth Bchrorder In tha i*mlvictory over the Hi Loula Card*. hooted home four winner* out of
flnaU will be Krle Sturt**a of
Youths
Honors Walt Dublel, Cub*—relieved *la horaea he rod* at thq Pair*
South Africa, whom Ted I* favJohnny Hchmiti with tying runa ground*. or.d to beatt Jarodav Drnbny of unMr par oO m t h V & f n i l c
In Golf /Tournament on
tmaea in oeventh inning and
CiMboilovakla, and John Brotn- lead tho firat half of the MLnole
Although they have not won
L A K S U ID, June OR (/P) — held ;he Card* Rcorelea* the rest alnco 10.17, the New York fllanta
of
the
way
to
preaervo
tho
C
um
’
Bromwich d r o v e Defending
Don Rliplii Ihoff of Orlando and
hava captured the National Lea*
Champion Rob Falketiberg of Lot
Jack Pouni rce of I Hike City to. 0-4 triumph,
gue pennant 11 time*—more than
Angol** out nf the tournament y ti o f f r ia y a t t : R P . M. They hud- day held th / Mate Junior four-ball
any other team,
t*raay, also in five ist*.
golf title, /
The Wlmblaton qquarter*flnala
nf Willie Anderaon In 1001.
They won It at the Cleveland
m
m
Wfjdnaada* the
dealt the most itrloua blow since
selecting the 84 com* Halghta cauria here yesUrday by
Uto w ar to the U, 8. poiltlon of top
it tteteh plky.
* whjppIng/Roy Peter* and Donald
dog In International teanl*.
he North-South amatuer Knight if and 8 In a scheduled
American* regained the DaVli
In IM I, flnlihed far
the atofm. Ha w m In
Larne/ In the day Peter* and
! a U-84 th at tied the Knight / had upset the favored
e course record. He wait* t e w of Billy Leigh, Htato Junior
all day for aomeone to ehatltpwn, and Rohby Hinson, by
>t performance. No one tho aarne Mora. All four of these
players are from Lakeland.
2* bjfJs.nl.Jd .l'o,l.nd.
N ot in Hears, h a s
GENERAL
EdRobinson
CinchToBe amed
On All-Star earn
Q u a lity
Cost So L ittle
SA1E PRICE
DiMajf PlayH Full
Nine Againnt Cilantfi'
a h h i s
Ai
* FULL WEIGHT
A FIHI STRENGTH
tS:
Come in and compare
tl; ?se General Tire
Features:
U.»s. Domination Of
Amateur TenniH I
StartIns: To Fray
ION
•i/
iH a fe s W W
Kitts
a ^ i:
h a t figure, Those were
rah-per ftgurea entered
£m j l
__ 1__,
t- —
HfrU. T n u
the Ruth atreek out 1 JS 0 time*
ig hi* atajor league career.
I-*{VjVVr ;.;
* ** '
.
( Wt.Hsvt He Medicine er
H Mbs fa Bell ten)
He Matter haw Iona you have hraaraatf t— at atariid.
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______ of tha C ircu it Court of Sem
..
______
JUDO l i .
SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, inole County. F lo rid a ,
JO H N B . M tlC H , Ow ner
ESTA TE o r JOSHUA N. JAN VR N.
DECK AHKD.
1
NOTICS TO CRCDITOBI
V
ALL.
PERSONS
HAVINO
CL
AI
CLAIMS
O lt DEMANDS AGAINST
SAID.
jD -NUTATE:
You and aach of you ara htraby
tad and rwiutrad to flla any
Itni and demand*
nda which
whlcf you, or
allhar nr ynu, mar have against
■aid aatala In lha otflca ol Hon
Dnujttaa fltanairom. County Judaa
of Samlnnla County, al hla offlca
In lha Cnurt llnuaa In Sanford,
riorlda, within ataht calendar
months from tha lima of tha flrat
publication of thla not lea. Kacli
claim nr demand mual ba In writ*
Ins and contain tha place of reeldance and poet offlca addraaa of
the claimant and muat ba aworn
to by, the claimant, hla agent nr
attorney, or tha aama anal) ba
cold.
^
EHTHBIt M. JANVIHN
'w
An Kxarulrli of aald
aatata.
•
Ytrat publication nn.Jima 14, II4V
Whlltlald. Wrlshl A Whitfield
Attorney* for aald ealala.
1%
IN TIIK COURT OF TUB COUNTY
JUIXIK. SKHINOI.B COUNTY,
FLORIDA, IN PltOUATB.
In re: Batata of
Mabel Margery Mclntoah,
Deeeaaed.
TO ALL CREDITORS AND I’BIIMONM IIAVINlt CLAIMS till DE
MANDS AGAINST SAID KSTATB!
You and encli of you ore hereby
notified and renulred to preaent
any rlnlma and drtnnnda which
you. or either of you. may have
aaalnal the vetule of Mubrl Mar
■ary Mclntoah, dereuerd, Inla of
Id County, to Ilia County Judaa
of Seminole County, Florida, at
hla office In the Cnurt llnuaa of
■aid county at Sanford, Florida,
within eight mlemliir monlha from
the time of the flret publication of
thla notice. Bach claim or demand
■hall he In writing, ami ehall elate
the place of reelilrnce and poet
office addreee of Die claimant, ami
ehall lie aworn to by the claimant,
nornt, or attorney, and any encli
atm nr demand not en filed ehnll
els'
he void
N o n rs
llurlo n Dynl 1M rlnloeli J r .
Nnllca la- hereby given that I
Koye Lee Kntaiiilngar
m .m o an ed |n hualnana on ManAe exerulora of the l-aat
nrd-Orlandn
H ighw ay,
Sanford,
W ill and Tentnnienl of
rio rh ia , under lha tirltllln u a name
Mabel M araery Mctnloeh,
of The O rlddle and that I Intend
___
______ _
dareaeed
to ja a la te r aald name purauant ta B u st publication June Till, I f l * .
;
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Chopped Becl Macaroni and To
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Howl, Bread tnd Rutter, Vanilla
with Sliced Raima*, Coca Chiffon
Cake*
(Recipe for Stayed Dl»h Ftillnwal
COCOA CII1FF7N CAKE
Insredienta: U tup cocoa, ^ cup
pin* 3 tahle»pooia boiling water,
\ cup plu* 3 tihlenpoon* lifted
cake flour, 1 cup b*a 2 tablespoon*
sugar, 1 4 teaapotn* double-acting
linking powder, M teaspoon *alt,
*4 cup *alad oil (not olive oil),
1 medium-slxed cg{* (separated),
4 teaapoon vanilli. 4 teaapoon
cream of tartar.
Method: Add (he lulling water lo
the cocoa gradually, stirring until
hmonth;
nllow to end. Hill
Hie
enkp flour, augur, lofting powder,
mill aall Inin a medltm-alted min
ing Imwli make a «rll In theme
tlry Ingredient* and tdd the oil,
egg yolk*, vanilla, xml cooled
cocoa mixture. Beat wth a *poon
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they are all blended; do not stir. I * ]
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or until top spring* hack w hen 1
tightly touched. Invert pan Im
mediately, renting two of the edge*
on other contalncra so that the
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moat of It being pork product*.
IHI RIFORT on the detection anil Irrultticnl of i- cnv ihiomtmaia by
Dr*. Sylvan E. Moullon (left' nod l.cu Vnmuti, imlli ■' New Hi on iwhk,
N, J ,|
was
hnH rd by t l o l f t i J i t n i Iho
iiiitum I
m rij t i i t t <»f tlvi» A t m T h m i
Mrdlciil Aftfoclntion in Atlantic City, N 1 (for
GLADIOLUS—beautiful g| a d s, GAR-TRUGK Salesman. Estab
lished prodtirl*. Good puy and
cut fresh every day, Blc per
working condition*. Give full
doien ami up. W* grow them
detail* of experience In flr*t
for your pleasure. Ill) W nth.
letter. Implicit’* kept confiden
Bt.__________ ______
Fee RmUU
tial. Rox 11-20 Gate Herald.
THREE Hedroont Hmi*e, vary if 1C* screen wire you wmt modern, Hardwood flour*, two I check with us • Galvanised amt
Tha tellairia* taiaa aegt* 4a
tile hath*, lovely shade tree*
Rronse, nil sixes. Priced rl|#d.
. Waal ae* ■ •ItlilM la H a
and fruit tree*. Priced lielow lt>.STANLEY ROGERS HAJtD- NEW Roofs, Roof repairing A
• M r l Waraid,
day’s market on rimy lartn*.
WARE GO.
painting, Phone IUH-M.
* Haa IBa gay Nm laaarllaa
■ H»a« lea M t Ha* tae*»44a* I have businesses well established M A Y T A G washing niachln**, AI,i, TYPES of holldoxer work,
• H aw fa m i llaa laeevMaa
reason.tide tales. Free estim at
and operating profitably, that, part* ami service. Randall Kite,
M S a ra la ear llaa laMSIaa
es. David E. Garpenler, Phono
A.
Fla# ware* la lha Ha*.
ran ho purchased on I cm iin .
I
On.
■ Oaahl* rain far U tril fare «**■■
im i-M .
'(INK COAT Flat Oil Paint. Govern
G. A. WmiHIGN. SR.
any surface. Six pastel lints anl' LOWER PltlGKS, Expert watch
, PHONE 148
119 S. Park Are.
Phone »MI.
widte, |:i.76 per gallon.
rvpalrlng, G. C. Follows, Homo
Ideal frame luingulow, spacious
spnelnii* n
KNKARIK Glaaa A Paint
Pi
SKNKARIK
C*>. i Shop. 17(H) Snnftirtl Ave. Phono
W aai A te will
and eomfortnlde. Screened porch,11 |a>114 W, 2nd. HI.
PIhone 320
114.7-J.
trar lha taltakaw aa aaaw■raaditm p%a*a* 14 yaar aawa
yr, -ft p, —
wi
livingg room, dining room, 2 liirgtt'
willi oare.i GENERAL house work. 1002 E.
la 11*4*4 la it* tslapfeaaa haah.
hedroom* and hath. Kuritge, nnk
la ratara 4*t Ihla a*aaaaaaa4a$26.00 rarh.
Sanfonl
lloat! 7th. SI. Phone lll-J. Reference*.
shade tree*. Excellent neighbor
liaa lha aevavtlaa* la eseetlsd
Works,
Phone
11.72
or
7HH-.I.
• t a lly , ta
' far
I* aa* araaaally.
la seder
aedav'far
hood. I'rlre »7.MM).(MMI, $.7,400..........
_ _ _ _____ i-r l a * haa* aaaalhl*
ini ,i„wn
.LADIES bicycle, practlcully new.
-UunlneKM OpporlunJilfH
aerate*, a ll W as* Ada aaaat t.«
la a a r e fflse a * lh a day h a la r*
W. tt. W illi...... Realtor.
‘'" l' «<-. ____________
. -------------------------------------------aahllaaHaa.
III) N. Park Ave. Phone 1120. | USED GAS Refrigerator, upart-i
ment slxe,• -,perfect . . .comlltlon,'
F«r Sale—SHOl I _E LIIAI EAU
A
Fieaaa a a W f aa Iw a d*a4alr
COUNTRY HOME, 2 story frame
_
stock exclusive millinery.
T 14 ah atraa aar ara l a r a w ad.
house Just outside city limit*.! IBIMM). Green* Fuel *'*•" Hl r* entile
Phone rtlH-J after 6 P. M.
l.oenteil In middle of corn flold.i, v'‘’e, H ftDldg.
(ST.S: f p y *
m hath*, ook floors, screened-1 I WASHING Machine, $.76 \ MUSIC STORE—Records, Radio
Repair. Priced below Inventory.
In xtceplng porch, gnrnge. I! heavy iluly canvas, III * HI $16,
Owner ha* olhur Interests. Tho
acre good farm bind included.I 1 1 1H French Avenue.
THE,
Price
.(H), $2,600.00
tlown
good condl-| Music Box, lit) W. 1st. St. Sun
■
■•** T$H,;i00
; .......■
„
............I nElectric
i i ’v i n v $refrigerator,
I 'n m u
SANFORD
W. ft. WlIHgnm, Realtor
/ tlnn, IB0.00. 6il burner Oil Hung*
III! N. Park Ave. Phone j 130 1 fio.oo. W. P. '. Burke, Lake Mary, WANTED • Parkngc Llttuor Store
HERALD .
New
Fla.
In Seminole rounty or a package
lew 2 beilroom
bedroom stUeeo
stlieen on bloekl
block
house,
t
hmt.< nilreekbwdy
r ^ w d y - u nnd
n d 'attdeheifua G ^ U t ^ t iflanM
-Y im 7 .
* |
license not ln operation.
price wanted
garage.
'Alieedy
landsraped.
................................
....
“
.Mu»kv.Ita»r*t
11
.
Istv
Htrrtt.
Mg
■3.600.IKH), $l,t)Qn.(KI tlown,- *
ph. 9 6 3 __ _______
•■ ■ ilJL ad itaiZ L i-i: Banford^Fla,
__
w. f t .' Williams, Renllor
New $8HtM>6 General
Electee
110
N.
Park
Ave.
Plump
1120
.
......... ..................................
automatic
washing
machine 12 — Hneclnl .Services — 12
$21)».00. U»edI only six w e e k * .------ --------- — -----------------------AT THE Cowan Apia., conven CORNER LOT. 176 x 12tt ft.. I
IrliK'k from City Hull In Grunge | reaatut for selling, mnv ng. H*e ;
Export Radio RepaHIng
iently located acroxa from the
City. Water, electricity * gut
" l Mr. P. A. Hrooks, 1111 Elliott.
fre d Myers, 311 F.. 2nd. Ht
Post Office, nne room efficiency
available. Paved street. Route 2 gotwl used Refrigerators $76.00 VENETIAN IILINDS matte to rir
apartment, modern tile hath,
each, t good used refrig erato r, der. Hemlnola Venetian Rliii’i
suitable for buslnexa couple o r' 2, Hox tun, Snnfnrd, Flu.
Individual. Phone 6B0.
$ 100.00.
1 Co. K20 W. 3rd. Ht. Pliunn
Sanford Electric Co
11 1162 W
W e LAKA APARTMENTS, " ltd WATER FRONT -67 ncres south
110 Magnolia Phone 112.
of road Geneva to Lake Harney,
JNKW FLCGRH surtared to peifecW. F lrit
Street.
Furnished
llAI) feet on Inke und 1.720 feet
(Ion. Old floors made like new.
room* A apartment*. Day, week
AUTO GLASS Installed. Glass for • v inlshing, cleaning A waxing.
on road—want offer.
nr month. Phone lfbR or 1131.
every purpose.
i
N EW —two nicely fumlahed ap art ROHE COURT SECTION —6 room SKNKARIK Glaaa A Paint Co. , I’ortahlu power plant, 22 yenrs
house recently pnlntcil liiMide
experience In Seminole County,
ments good neighborhood, utili
Phone 310.
und nut, well lielow market at 112-111 W. 2nd. HI.
II. M. Gleason, Ijrka Mary
ties ftirnlihed, no objection to
$7,600.00.
children. Call 1030.''
'
SEE US FOR
MERCANTILE—If Interested In
FOR RENT: 1§ hy 76 Slore.Bulldurrhase of n huslnese would a — AKTH'I.KH W A N T K Il—• ^ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
puri
AND TYPING
ln g .110 W. li t . Street.
tike
f
CREDIT BUREAU OF
6 R O>0M
L„ furnished
---------- houie. No
Have inmethlng special Hint can
HANFORD
Idrsn or pete. Phone 1007-W
children
be handled on part rash bast*. Hlgheit eash prK* paid f -r need
MU N. Park
Phone 166
aftef
8:00
: P. M.
ef 8
TWO SMALL houses on acre lot
furniture. Ted Davis Furniture
on paved road, price for the two
APARTMENT
RTM
for rent, Park
Co, 311 E. let. Ph. 868.
'ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or
$1,800.00 and well worth the
^
Apaftmenta.
Phone I 7 W I .
. ________________________
1 tando Evening Star. Call Ralph
money.
flo w VACANT—email fnmlxhed
j Ray. n«B: J.
_________
FRED W, BKNDF.H, REALTOR 7— P e tH -U v M tu v A -M u p p ll# *
jOALf. F n for ftattery, Generator
Phone 10.10
F h S i , d K ,m " ' . * ^ _ b ,U l R e m No. 2
and S tar.er service. Hwaln’s
rioried Bank Building
flattery Service, 301 W. First
8 ROOM furnished hem*. Cloie
HORSE, Saddle, and Brldlft
St.________
______
In. Phone 7B$-M aft|rj5_P-.,<$125.00 1822 Palmetto A'
8 room furnlxhied epartment,
Article. For Hale —5
rA
W
ffo
W
fcttH
"
sharpened,
blPhone_328-J.
adult*. 1118 PaDt.
eyclei repaired, lock and key
FOR SALE—Good Sana in m jk
work. No waiting—work »uarFURNISHED ‘Ap'artm'enf 812 Oak
goat with pxrt Nubian kid
atltead. tf. W. Shuman, .71ti
Avenue.
___ > A V
PRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dlnn*f>
sale cheap. 2630 Orange Ave./
East 4th. St., Sanford, Flu.
everynlght, $1.00. HOMER'S.
Apartment for fam llr alio
(Formerly with William* Klilt
A Apartment for couple furnished Mill's Swap Shop—We buy, *sell or
_ Shop).
__________
• 5 all MtUtlea.
trade moat o n y t" . 408 Han*
HELP WANTKD
STEAM-LUX
House
Washing.
ortabla and eonfinlent
ford Ave. Phone
2
^
*
,;
Entlro fiutalde area Including
rate*
screens. Fine estimates. Phone
Hotel.
We both lose when ynu
u e p n c o r N T A T iv r
collect Oviedo 2811,
bring your preacrlptlona to REPRE8ENTATIVE
m Apartment - W nice
Sanford
arsa.
Industrial
Laney's. Phona 103.
------- nr
location also Garage A partm ent
ground halpful but not n
Apply 1200 Magnolia.________
lura
xary, Car essential. 40
CLEAN 8 room apartment, for HOT LUNCHES every day from
week will give potential
•aaford Malar A BgpL l »
11:18 to 2:08 a t HOMRR'H.
nice couple in my home. Private
weak Income. Reply by 1
M i W. u t U real
bath with ehower. Electric hit- TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line.
giving full detail to FI
--HALrABBKRlTT
ehen. Private stairway. Mr*. R.
H unt's Tuxedo Feed Htors.
State AA, Inc. 880 W,
Garaga A Service Station
.* R. Pippin, W. J e t St. Tel. 102-J.
St., Jacksonville, Fla.
boXlER A GAY POINTS
Celery A Sanford Ave.
DrlTiegfSr
* H t home farm, 17 acrea and old
! IcXF'KRIEffCEb
MBeat for the South"
tuto R
Reg
Auto
e p trtn g
Cat** farm, 28 acrea, Mrs. R. R.
cable tool* and Jattl:
BTANLEY-ROGER8
HARDStandard Oil
lucte
Hi Produ
Pippin, W. l i t , 8L Tei, 102-J,
2333 Ovlado, O. M
WARE COk____ , ________
O n FURNISHED apartment, 1701 U S T f i f t register and eealei,
j aBarber
m .............
M ARKET
Shop. Open an
Magnolia, J . A. Spence, 1817 ’ckgap.
day, every day. f Invite my
,Phone 1433-J.
11-73-J.
cheap. .Phone
Celegy Ave . _______ '
friend* and custoaaan. I am
waiting for you. Eonnlo MrifO D fkN 8 bedroom houxoi partly
Mtlllen.
furjthed foTrwrt ^ S l T s i l
abort order*.
HERALD
Want Ads
I'uff uii .sciirnlji/mftt)
TWO Hedroom home in good con
dition, near shopping district.
Low cash down payment, and
low monthly payment*.
TIIKOW AWAY THAT AXIS
Tht* 1'iiuit‘t'i'lng Ib tys «»rt* lung t!"iiu X h w tlii’i't' a
mi I'lihiur u n y to gt l new fltHuiug, Am i iim xpi’it
Hivi'ly, too. W hi'ii von hup t li«> fiuu (in k m ill I ’int'
I'liiiiting (u n it'd liy I In* H ill I.iiitiln 'r A- Sii|i|i1y
Y n n l. you'll wnnt new IlmifH lu f <• v r i y fm ilil.
Flouring in mil n lu x u ry ituni ntul "ttrn in m>l
lu x u ry pi nmi. Stn|i in mid tnih I Ifo>r- wit It m ir
l'X |ll'l'ts.
( diiiiI Stuck of A menu k t'nliinel lln r il» n ie
?
jr
Holljr Ave. Phone 1880.
y i R E S f n t f g i r i^ew Service Hepert ment—complete brake reline*—overhauls! brake drum*
turned; m aster ■ cylinder* ropaired; new brake hoe* Installg, motor
•dl Hghta,
taae-ups; *i
-__cleaned |
1 blag pine„„jgrb*ra| caroil filter* | wheel* bslI muffler) tail pipes; floor
i body tightenlag; radiator
fan haUai Guaranteed
* uala# beta iRptarial alJ for et-
Phoaa 718-W8,
iSTTeaSL
Oak Avenue.
I a d " --------
. room suite IT8J8
•e s a -a .
JJ-
4 “ |iS
'
Q
F .'
John-
Glaaa A Paket Co.
•*
....
‘„ a « a u
^
r & lijb j1
& { :'S:'
s
.
i» .
MIMIIRS OP THI COMMISSION f.*r Hie reu<»vnt "H *d "u- Wlilte ll'ui-a
l>o*e with President I minim ..(!• t they .m m d "
i"1"
Lit l.m now pending In Guiigti-s tor fundi i»r tl.e ir|miiiiiit mid n nnv.illng uf llio Executive Muiumui. Hli.iwn
G1
u '-' word
Murhn (
Hun K^ihu’Ui M> KrUur U*
), Hu ti*n»l
rrrftldunl Truman, Ommlni Orr, Hrp l.oni: S. Helmut (M-M'rh ) , nn<1
Itepreacntnllvo PrtinW I* Keefe iH-Wisr ). (/ererimll<m<H .Smindphiilo)
OZAItK IKK
HOI Lumber & Supply Yard
2 l:t W ust I’liltd S tr e e t
I'liuue s:t
|$T HAY ( iO T ltJ
�I
<
t H I lA J r r O R D H I 1 A L B t A K T O R P F L O R ID A
Stock Market Goto j
Into Another Slump [
Son O f P re s id e n t,
D ies In Jackaonvile
State Finances
Congress Action
-------
arise.
On a statewide average, he de open tetaton late thia afternoon.
Walker'e resignation la effective
clared, schools will be able to oper
ate a full program only for eavtn June HO. He will become aaalateat
months if the 26 percent reduction to D. A. Hunt, president of the
• JACKSONVILLE, Juna U -W t
is reed* permanent.
Florida Citrus Canners Cooper*!
—Death today claimed Jackson
•» 7
Some may be able to operate a tlva.
ville's most legendary rttlsen—
little longer, and some U n , he
Walker reeelved 116.000 aanaily
Major Jamas Edward Monroe—
o .
added.
make any sort of showing. Steel,
•a general m anager.'The conun iewho claimed to be 188 years old
radio and television, and
end railroad menl ipomored by Senator HolThan the problems atart arising. slon may change that salary far
and the son of President Jamea
issues
iuuea were
worn among the hardest
hardeit land (D-Fla) and ntliera. It simply
Ons of th* requirements tor the new manager.
Monroe.
hit.
countios to rocelve Btete fund* un
The commission alio will dia*
i j ii
. . propoted to keep the proviiion of
lie was once e familiar figure;
Th*
1
decline
was
accompanied
der the 1947 law la th at schools cuss ita 11,400,000 edvertlaing caman th* streets of Jacksonville,!
•
f « . a h . 1U4Q l A . . . . . .
by
only
a
moderate
pickup
In
must bo operated for nin* month*
'2
>•»
;'••• < * •< -;
particularly on the Fourth of J u ly ,
buatneaa. A«
Aa in
In many m
market
crnment get court order* to Mock
business.
arkst
a
year.
which was his birthday.
.
ipill* this
thla ygar, losses
loaaea resulted ttnke*
spill*
.liikri imperiling th* national
Th* Board of Education la au
. A full story of Monroe's life
more from languid demand rath*! I
or
thorised to ehorten tha U n a In
Mrs. Tyner Dies
probably will navor bo written, i
than hard-hitting selling.
1h ,,llh
01
,
,
m
y
'
eases of national or local enterRenator Taft (R-Ohlo) ha
Much of .today’s weakness was
gencle*. However, for each day un
his later days. There didn't seem
J
(Cetatinaed From Pag* Otae> f f
trlbuted in financial quarters to pending a proposal to ksep th*
der nin* months th* schools aru .Ivei in Orlando.
to be any documentary proof uf Nina Foeh and Olrnn Ford In a romantic seen# In Columbla’e naW the failure of th* markst to -et court order* but alio provide for
not
operated,
counties
ere
penal
his claim that ha wss born la Ash- dramatic hit, "Undercov.r Man." showing today and Wednesday at .nywher# with a “ mid advane* government leisure of plants In
Mrs. Holly, who has been living
ised a pro-rata amount of Its al for the past four years with her
land, Va., on Independenc* Day of lb* Rita Theater.
___________________. .
.early yesterday. Prices started to soms circumstances.
location
for
th*
following
year.
But before this Taft ptopoeal I6AUIIOU6 H auleln Llsalotte
daughter, Mrs. Beach H asird la
1818. Nor bed his claim to a sharg
' _~ ,
.
wobble In Dm final hour Monday
A strict Interpretation of the Cleveland, has bean with her mo
end the down trend carried could come to e vote the Adminis Hlndflelsch (aliva) of KnlegatM,
la President Monroe's estate ever
tration planned an effort to itriko Oermany, ha*/requested Detroit’s lew would raault In a double re ther, Mrs. Tyner for th* past two
through today.
Snen legally established.
over a two-year period.
out tho Injunction provision from Mayor Van Antwerp to help her duction
„ He railed himself a soldier of
uey alio
a<ao aec.area
n. w
.a .earBailey
declared he
wea
fear g on‘^ « d U o o w vl.lt& g Mr*.
it, leaving only the eeitur* pro find an Amerl/an husband—en ed
(CeoHNeeO rteee reee #•*»
ftrtu n o and told of starting his
Baruch
Speech
Identlflsd.
Florida
achool.
loan
r *pworU>'__________
ful
schools
would
lose
retail
trade
Is
holding
up,
al
vision.
military career in the M*il«*a
ucated one. Lgalotte, 31, with darkCity officials immediately eloeed
Senator Lucas of llllnoli, tha blonde hair,/blue-grey eye* and their accredited standing* Among
War. He said ha became a major though retailers are not replacing Ihu pool and there wee no further
tceataewe* fjsrm Page wee»
CITRUS RRFORT
Democratic leader, bad offend an walghlng UBpounde, like* lu cuuk, Southern secondary schools If thay
In the Civil War end lost the Cn- stocks too fast.
irtlb le . Th* two negroee left the I*
plgeonholed ln the Senate.
.
eheny# the Taft
operate only aeven muni It*.
Miss
Jean
Dobbs
was
with
him
WINTER
HAVEN, June
In N e w York buying for the ladle, pool ahortly after a truck a t u l I
^ d
" w l m t n e e d * te b e 1 •m tndm .nt
to change th* Teft a*w, dance aid enjoy* sports. Mayor
Such a loss of accredited (tend (H)—Report of tha State G itru #
Van Antwerp has advised her to see ing!
m l l l l n e r v a n d l i n g e r i e department*., »hre* cars containing 16 negroes ?.on# *• w#1* known! the mobilise- P1,_n; .
..
would not be effective
_ ...............
„ „ until
. . Inspection Sureau a t IO i OO A . M.
?
M
bouxht drove up. The negroes did not *lon «*P«ri*nc* of th* lest two
Both aide* went to eatraordl- th* Amaricfn consul and tell him
the 1050-61 term, hut Bailey said today In bosaei
get every vote they
her
trouble/
(International)
there Ii a possibility many colGrapofrult Orange*
poealbl* plan that can be de- .could I°c *h* big Uat . Senator O’Bailment
,n "nother Incident, eight 'teen
leges would not accept this yeeria Rail
1,401
9,74f
1...........................
........1
Llsci
'
graduates.
.
u , Truck
1,761
8416
...
M iw
- i i whltaa.
. !■.>» •n icltd Into ,*.n , - #
S
r , 1l,0h " « , ,2;2
hsalth
an
My
i
/safety
are
threatened.
•••
—
r
.
AA«tnn hr.«-M would be I Total
8,188
lljll t
■
—
» ..
L ____
A L a l f f U ..F
t L H
| I f%tt
Commission Meet I'ool, which I* use lie s<
Just be nr* the Initial vote,
swimmer* ‘n,° & •* * on proclametlon of the ho“I ■n4 •
by Individual collsgrt
teldythem trouble would derriT p'lf PfMldent, w ith'th* m w urrenee uf
V|co ^•■idont Barkley, who Teft lashdl out at that argument .
„iver*>..*«. itui.ever,
thty remallied
ConifTiai,
could vot# only In esia of a |P i as "cowaglly and pusillanimous.”
NAVAL EXRRCI8RR
ded he feared many out-of-state
Democdits thundsred back at technical schools would refuse to I LONDON, June
The Lincoln Pool Wee closed
" ^ h a t is lacking," he added, is flew hack from e visit to Los An—Mot*
Taft.
early on* dev last w *k when a • will to decision. Th* Congr***
accept for admission any grradii- than 100 British, French, Dutch
Nenatof
Neely
(D-WVe)
said
______ ____ ______
negro end two chlldtm entered ,n d
American people are e n -, O Conor had been In Europe for
ate for only seven months In hla and Belgian warships, mannad bwf
lg N p f be eereated a» It goes Into th* j hfy |##, ^,#(.
*hft *un#d •••lad to a full report on th* eta- sessions of th* International Labor Taft miA possibly b* the next •enior year.
i 88>)0
lapmo:
. . . men,
. . headed today f o r
«**' *
by whites.
LUi
*hese mobilisation plans, Organisation at Oensva, Hwil>»r- 1'resldeiA of the United Slates—
Bailey told most of tha coun- Pansanca Bay on England's w ett
and "hi/ll not hesitate to ua* tbc ting their full constitutional limit coaat for one of tho largest peaceYoungstown has no searsiatlon Th* rweponslblllty for thia ntglect lend.
. . .
laws concerning Its sjf mualcljwl ,hould b»
d e a r—befora It Is
The drive by both sides to turn Injunction to which he Is ao wad ties in ths state already are asses- time naval exercises in history,
up their full voting strength ded."
too late."
of 10 mills for schools purposes | All typos of vossels, from airUalhAles were packed with spec and would not bo able to mako up craft carriers to mlnoswotpera,
other
Baruch said It Is time the Amer- brought to the chamber twu sen
used by the white* ei
ators
who
have
been
absent
for
tators,
Dool
lean
people
realise
how
great
la
Tho lost in state funds. District ! will take up bstt?* stations Hiursby the negroes. The
days because of illness. They are
an earlv showdown ________
Business Slump
mlllages ere
set by freeholder* in i day ...
In Ui* .picturesque
John Chase, I* th*
__________________
. .
ContlMt
“
:55 • s s s r ' " ” of prapsrednsai, Senators Btennls ( 0 - Miss j and on Meetiwhll*
a
controversial
budget-slashing
special rvferandum elections and I coy*,
i
most modern.
Smith
(R-NJ).
I
was
urged
by
the
Sen"In
tlmea
of
peace
ell
too
many
(t'aaMaee* Pram ran* o w l
cannot be changed by th* State I For eight day*, th* International
Just before th* vote ou his
epubllcan policy committee,
have tended to Jeer at membut It was a lot wore* than that
(Continued Free* Pei
or county schoolI boar
-------- frill carry out dafetuo ex
board*.
flotilla
amendment,
Senator
Holland
(Dirman
Taft
(R-Ohlo)
reportthe
Armed
Forces,
to
no choice but to meet l„ T
-a .few
. . month* ago. Th* ehoc Inercises against simulated air, aurLionn
Meeting
Fla)
told
the
Senate
that
If
there
committee took unanimous the responsibility to the President. <ft e t anjj jubmsrln# attacks.’
laugh off their warnings, to give
In New York, the prosecution I dustryj ran Into trouble two veers
is
no
emergency
Injunction
pro
•talin at a closed session.
little haed to what they hava
Sponsors cuntsnd that by shear- <
hammered away at Alger Hiss In ago and Is beginning to feel the
tc s s n s u * r r s . Pee# *•■#»
vision In any new labor law, "we
Tkft'e group rallrd for
. . early
__ , log from two to four billions m ill
cross-examination revolving g- first faint recovery brecs* now. quest by tourist groups i>r full sought for deftns*.
ANOTH EH CHURCHILL
,,Thsn, suddenly, war erupts I will have a son of toothless ma finer conslileratluii uf a resolution . the budget, a deficit could be |
round the former flute', Depart Clothing salts ami nroductlun ere use of the Tourist Center, i
,... by f..Senator .McClellan (D-Ark) di-1 molded as well as new texea.
• ■
PRINCETON,
n i i m e . w i , nN., «..
J., Junw ’
ment official'* connection with the now in pretty good balance, but
John Ivey pointed out Ikat the The much-maligned military er* chinery" which he naltl could not
r*A
reqtlng President Truman to cut) A nd. the Houie
Agriculture ( ^ —Ohe of England's '‘famous
International Juridical saaoclatlofi. far below the peak. Price dif lu esnt a plate-levy on numbers expected 'to spend Mlllons |n fu r protect the public Intercut.
The Administration bill, hr
ernnient siH'iulmg from 5 to Committee approved by 17 to 9 Churchill* made a d eb u t'o n the
o| all clubs using the.C ity-H ell ious, yet cffirlsnt haste, to recruit
« Th* Hou«* Un-American Activ ferences still split th* eh
•tandH, provides no special uov
percent in the 1U60 fiscal year m bill aqthorisliiK a I960 three- American stage here l«sst night,
facilities would pay a t lea* half
ities'.'Committee, ha* called tho makers and the retailers.
startingw es t .s i i g aFriday.
i m is s / i
. i |s#|f . ...........................................................
«a real a seat
aui
asiw
r o M iisiss* . y i s s / '
OA
‘ O p p[Kislte
* *" ^ Lynn In
Jeffrey
of the upkeep. He revealed that minions' of men' who never heM a eminent power for dealing^ with 1ogqri
Cotton textile mills’ had
committee a Communist front.
I 10AilmlnUtratten
opponents arg u e ; Istrxtlon's controversial "produc- | "The Philadelphia Story."
|
' rHIaa 1* on trial on bafrliitV’char- shakedown In production and the cost last year of >keeping up rifle before, la organise global emorgcncy strikes.
/ i u new
lieetar tImdget
m i l i r a l IIw a
u light
t i u h l rone
u t n sp
u n /6
• lu ens payment"
iie u iiia e ii" n
r o i t e a its for
fo e
a t * r ( . jI
I#
Senators supporting It contend ' lthe
d 'tlo
program
agrlIt
wasn't ' Winston—Britain's
Tourist Canter was 11,781, operations touching places roost
to, the To
a growing out of his deplal that prices a year ago, and expet*. t<i,
the ‘President
link "Inherent" Congress should do Its own cut- culture.. Republicans voted almost I wartime prime m tn is ta n T t was
> ever gave Htate Department be among the first tq benefit from including lights, and statad th at Amerlcana.nttrsr Hearn of. x i.x
"There musr.be en end to prs, powers to, act when the nntlunal-ting, If It so desires, and not past solidly against It.
r*|ba list
had not had to
hla daughter. Sarah Churchill.
efcrfis to a pre-war Communist any upturn in general business. |lb* civic duns
vailing Indecisions. An ovtr-all
Wool mills caught ths slump P«*y / ° r this upksep,
apv ring in Washington.
ths I AI Lyon and Harry Hobson global slratsgy lot prolonged
'P rosecutor Thomas F. Murnh* head on at the beginning of .....
were appointed as a committee peaceweglng must be formulated.'!
recalled to Hiss that he Had told year. Production hit a low point
first by Klnlf Lion Cliff Abies to’ work • As to defense spending, Baruch
of writing articles for the Juridical In April and has mad# It t!.;l
hsaitant upward step. They might out, dstails of moving the club ■4d th in ."our military strength
*l*oc1ation In ths airly IMO'a.
from the Tourist Clnter to a new cannot be permitted to lease to
»To '*■ question as. to where th* get going again the first of the location.
where i f Invites etgraslon. Neither
association'! -office w*a located. year,
dare we overload our eeeaomle
Retail trade felt th* slump first,
I l11
i1a* rV
Spiled.
can't6 rpeall.*?
DUVKJ. "I• CBII
IfVIHF* . _ system with . destructive, urmeci*We# M in »he office of Mr*. when customer! balked at prices.
Bendix Strike
flaery taxes or to divert sir large
Department More dollar sales are
Carol It In* I 4
,
a proportion of our /eaouMid fro *
(Mr*. King was a n a tto m e y fur below last year, but unit volume
pioduetlve use so.that Ifvlnc atalithe ^ball-jumping Communist,■Opr* Is holding high. Earnings ara due
dards cannot continue to be lifted.'
for a dinp this year, and If un-,' yesterday afternoon.
"No," Hiss rsplled, "I 'think It employment grows, sales will -imp
Hymlngton told reporters "we
faster this winter. Inventories, were In trouble all over the world
was In the affica of Mr. Poiler."
sten
’t
dangerously
high,
how
"I though you didn't know whet*
on these airplane parts." He aatd
' that he lied used "no coercion
the offlcg was," Murphy anepr"* ever.
Airline* went tour after the whatsoever” In bringing labor and
_____farther
_____ .,________
Under
questioning IJ i l l
sajd he thought he had met Mr*, war, hut are In the black ag ain .; management officials together
jdhg "onca or twice" during the This Is their best flying weather.
Hsuthsr, who did not enter |h*
pri-war period.
, . _ , , Earning* may slid* again n ex t1 Hendlx strlkn plctute until ho
In th* Coulun trial, Federal winter buf they're pushing *hdr
t
Washington yrsterday,
|
Judge Albeit I. Reeve*,gave each lower-priced roach service.
wore able tu com* to
Industries still riding high, but • "*ld * h a very difficult and aamea of persona accused.in tha
aida two hours for final argu
ments. Tha government was due with prospects for the second half
papal nunciature hare.
8. They attempted to draw a
to hat# tha Taat word thia aftei- doubtful, ere autos and utilities,
The HAW president emphasised
Auto order backlogs may die that national union nffleala and parallel between the situation hero
noon; Th* case la eapeetfd to go
to tha Jury tomorrow.
the Bendix local negollatkrg com-1 and th* Mindasenty case In Hun
mitts* had agreed unanlnuuily to. gary. Josef Cardinal Mindasenty
to life Imprison
Scruggs Cam
end tha atrlke.
| wea sentenced
last February on charges of
Ferguson said the Heidi* m en-' ment
There'e no finer dggrttte in tho world today than
sgtm rnt would do everrthlng "et treason and black market money
dealing*.
He
had
fought
a
losing
its command to make mis a suc battla against th# nationalisation
Lucky Strike 1 To bring you thia finer cigarotto,
cessful contract."
of
church
schools
In
Hungary.
Nation's Weather
tho maker* of Lucky Strike go after lino, lights
Ferguson and Haulier agreed
that term* of the.eettlemsnt would | Alesal Cepleka, Ciaehoslovakia's
Communist
minister
of
Jusnaturally mild tobacco—and pay million* of dol
be disclosed In South Bend.
and son-in-law of Fretidaa!
Hsuther said he hoped tha 11,100 tics
Element
Qottwald,
aet
lb*
pace
lar* more than official parity price* to got it!
workers would be able to vote og for the accusations against the
■■
i (Centlaaed F m P m Om )
NEW YORK, June St. UP>—T h * ! win.
;}2jf " g g * w ,nt >at0 • U 6 ‘ While the first round w.nt to the
Lutses of fractions te around Administiation group, at Iran one
two points popperod the Uat. Only and pouibly two more hurdle* rea handful of aharea, notably In mained.
2a»*25''~g?«zssi4
tit
ih.’
th. «... .-j....
...«.«{-
as, . !*a«
a h s
h a
I
K
Yes. at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike
pays millions of dollars more than
official parity prices for fine tobacco!
So buy a carton of Luckieo today. See for your■elf how much finer and smoother Luckieo really
are—how much more real deep-down smoking
enjoyment they giro you. Yts, smoke a Lucky!
Ifa a finer, milder, ,mora enjoyable cigarettel
,‘Crn6»A, , bpMmsfc« f t i i riHe*<brJ0p«gTa. Here's
m a n erWene* fhef tack les are ■ l a s t tim n h t t
a—
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1919
1908
Coplon’a Case
la In Hands Of
Federal Jury
\
s
TH E W EA TH ER
The Governor And His Bride
*-----------
Mrs. H iss Says House
Keys Stolen When
Chambers C l a i m s
He Got The Secrets
>
Warm and partly cloudy witk
total thundershower* in after*
noun*. Light tfl moderate south
westerly wind*.
^
A M o d it id Pi
L o u o d W tra
N O . 228
U.S. Rejects |West German
Order Closing GovernmentTo AFL Asks Senate To
China's Ports Leave Berlin
Kill New Labor Bill
Heavy
Nationalist U. S., Frunce, Britain
Bombers Stage Raid
Tel! Agreement On
On Shanghai, Leav
ing Over 100 Hurt
Occnpieu^scctor#
i Addition
Of
‘Emer-
Hoover Cites Danger To Nation To ' gVn'y injunction
Create Head For Chiefs Of Staff able.
M;,kesGreen
h UnaeceptUnacceDtAsserts
WASHINGTON, Juna 29 <JP>_
LONDON, Jim* 2»— 1/f)—ftri- I WASHING I UN. June J9 j/l*(
WASHINGTON, Juna 2$—
\VA‘ IIINGION, June 29 -(/}')—Herbert Hooter taid today it
Th« Judith Copton espionage c im
»i,iil.l hr .Ungriiiiu In the tuiinfiy" to cieale a chairman lor the •A’)—The whole public housing
want to • federal court jury at
natlonallat guternmenl protestpubluhrd today then foimal Hunt iln rl, .it .tail nl tlie aimed teivtcc* a* pinpoint hy the Truman section was knocked out of Iho
Administration'* east bowing
£ 9 :5 ) A. M. today.
lug tin- nationalist ‘'blockade” of *aateemenl on Duee-Howei m ail" Ailuiuiitliation.
bill tuday—subject to a later
T ht jury ratirad to dacida the
Communist-held porta In Chlaa, J neiy to run Western Geimany. be
•s ,,‘ b “U nl In e. the loiniei Pieudent drclated. would "place tool vote. With the eld ot s e a t
fata of lha format Jurtice Depart*
diplomatic source* said today, j ginning in mid-September
mui'li poum ui any mllltaiy offi-O
----------Southern Democrats, RepubU*
sources
said
th
e
,
believed
n
.
mini worker after lirtenitif to in*
cans mustered a I AH to 153 vote
the note may coni aln'a weraUg
^
•gtecmcn. .F ufir* that the
.
i ,, ni.pij '
itructioni by Federal Judfo Albert
'«'»«*•! w .,r. the g w
r f secliun which Mould.!
.»,* h . um now
that lirltain la prepared to uae 1tup Allied tounnl. ioiniHJ.nl ol the ......... Ainil'll
Peivtff* Committee
a prm iwIon fur 810,000 pubiit
L Reeve* nn point* of law.
force, If nrceeaary, to protect • United Stale*, Bntl.li and I teiuh »n l>gl-lni ion tn amend the armed create u chalrinun for the joint housing units tir be financed by
| annual frdtrel payment* of
The judge ipoka for 25 minute*,
her iiierchani shipping along Iha | civilian high (uninntiionrii, will h i n . i'« nmlli-HlIim low nf 1*47. ’ chief*
. . .nf . tteff.
.
hurt) of the aimed lei Vices ia
ripeitedly (trailing that the defen
lim isi!*!. d *cl* i . d° *closed* u ! t i
Iw adquailet. "a t the .eat of
"<ou-m.- i, aimed to lepreteiilr.l ult the joint chief* ny $308,000,000. rh* rallying try
*>1' * n m n p " ic e i In t in ' i f i - i v t a i y
of the opponents uf the previ*
d a n t intent wat a major point for
Sunday.
>the (aernian tedeial guveimueiit
ol 1" ten*. Hint Huit nut "ling*" III It* t-hlef of «teff. Itndei the pie- slun » « "Socialism." Tha action
the jury’* coniideration.
----------i III a .p e n a l aiea ilu fillt nileil hi tli. i .1 .i 11 ji Id law
sent eriangeiuent, rui-h i. ei|iial could he reversed later.
A, Before the judge began .peaktheory and they try to teach i
WASHING I ON, June 29 (/P)-> the high cuiniiutim'tn lalliet than
H.i-hei* time .untended Itie pro- in
decision* tiy motnul ag ice
w ing. Dafeme Attorney Archabild
The United Nlalr. today telutcd to in auv /one oi occupation
j.ii'i 1 it *iii,'ii* mil
m u ,av their
WASHINGTON. June 29 ( / ? ) _
ment.
Palmer demanded that ha declare
recapture a* legal a Chine** gov 1 Hu* meant that the v.rm in “a - *1 mam miili.imi ol d o ||ai.
The prnpuial to create u chair- r,,f ' ^ l
,od** ,h4» ,h» S t"*
a mitt rial.
eimnent order doting port* in CU- liradquarteit in Geimany *d! be j
<*>" legislation
WB, advanced by tha l*t# ' 4l* kill die Administration'* labor
neie (.omiiiuniti hand*.
dulird next fall from tlnfe iiildtn
‘1
wide an dllie mimtn i of nupeit I bill, now amended to embrace the
Palmer'* move wa» bated in part
The State Department announced Bedin. Pie.umablt .1 will go to
'«
»•*»__ | Tafl-llaiiley law’* injunction powon the cloiing argument of pro.*« mdr lo tlir government el Can Bonn, winch ollmal* here »*nl wdl
cutor John M. Kelley, Jr., who daIon
ileclaiing lint lint country be the irat oi the p io jriltd new
tcribed Mi*: Coplon a* a clever
AFL P ifiid tn l William Gre«n
"cannot admit tlie
legality" ol German gotcmmenl.
*py in R unia'i behalf.
I wmte Senaloi Luca* uf lllineit.
b a u irii agamtl ilnppmg into the
"The chattel uf Ihe Allied lii*h
Palmar argued that Kelley'* ap
I the Demuciatir leader, lhat ihe *ci s peal wat bated on "patiion and rtORIDAt UOvakHOH ru liti War ran and u . uride. the loimii u*i1 lion ol tlir Senate in adding "na*
W prejudice."
neie govrinnirnl
detlair* and ||u„
||lv weslecn tit-i'iipalioii
uaia Jeai.na .Manning, tea.* fathiunabl* Westwood Community Cim.th
m l.o* A n.tic. following Ilian manisge Die SS-yeai-ohl tim e .. ,-.l
mamlain* an rifeiticr him kade." ‘ ihortliem Into u single mill toi i 1m"I deny the motion," Judge
S riirla il ol Stair At liesoil told supervision of Westeiii iieiiiiuwi
Reeve* laid when Palmer finiihed. Governor and in* Unde, id. wl'l huneymuun in Honda UuirouitiuiuiM
*
|lllle ly onari rplalile."
4 news to n lrirm e that there are
"*'* ............... ..
1'"
A* loon aa the Jury filed out
.
I
i a * aL
ruiitroillnic tin» nv« **«
to begin deliberation*. Palmer
1,114" ..v *.....otual
Same As
bJ *•»
p in relents for the
w,,„. „o .h .d .... ». CnmmisHittn SfeliH To T o t J ' 1
jumped to hla feet again to com
Amein all potilion Hr ilrtcnlred vVuahliigtoii last spring hy Hecie
.'•"
I
l
l
|
l
C
O
ilII.‘i
f
I
I
'o
I
Provided
roi
111
4
9
|ie
n
g
n
r
d
llirmirDe*
Iii
keeping
the
plain about the Judge'a Inatrucit at irirm n g tier light* of Arne 1 - 1 tury of Htate Arheson mid Koieiyo
ttona. He centered on the Judge'*
l
'
i
i
s
i
u
Inlet'ritv
I
Appropriations
Bill;
I
aft
H
jillry
Ac
I
lui
tw
o
m
*rt
ii an i lll/rii* m the Uluiirar til* I Mlrilaler Hevlo of Iii itiiin «"*•
reference to Ml** Copton1* meet
I
; ye,n».
v
..,io,ii
1 Hi-liumen of rrance.
ing* In New York with Valentine
.
On
June
SO,
those
three,
meeting
11
INDt
t
\
lour
J9
|.|*|
,\
J
I
Al.lAI
IASSLE.
June
29
t/Tt
Aitliui
Goldbeig,
i
IU
genera)
. A. Gubitchev a t cland*«t!n*.
I lie lintiili gucriimirnl, Arlie- ,,, |>n ris, signed tIn- loinml "elim i“t .11 i <until
lirnl tlir tin ■'’Ole Si lu.,.1 Sujil Tlionia* D H.ci- , conn.el, told a lepuclrr " w« might
TALLAHASSEE, June 29—(/!*» Governor Warren'* Ualilurnia
4f
Tht defense lawyer aleo objec
ll* ll |nr-» i
ted to many other thlnga the Judge bride got off on ihe right (out in Motida today with a dtploimtlir ion >aid, ha* lalieii a tomrwhal ter" which w*» gnihllalieil tndny
t)4ili..tnt|o|i. I b')r
1r,,'ll*?l,t* 9
I-*ke j j j n r || |ai r the tail that w* have
more eaiirm r puiilion than th a t 1 John J. MeCloy, loaigning pie*
told the Jury.
lllltoltl.
II
l.l
>
ml
hcdinr
lo
5’
''4
n.laal
in
Slate
iundi
to
Mill I ||,r lall Hartley Ac I until afltl
tefutal to comment on a rain norm wlmli ttieakcd the wrmlimt 0| the
ihr IJn.ieJ Stair.
''lent of the World Hunk sod f“<
Judge Reeve* began by telling executive office during a ptrt* conferrme liere.
id the United . tale*.
IMtr usstiteiil eecietery of »vm c u r 4 . Ir.ti |in l o i r ,,| n o i l d a i I lmuJa't pulilic nlioolt lot a lull tlir 19'iU rliLlmi)*.''
the eight men and four women—
Achcaon v* pi mi it'd the legal po- 1V,|| |w t|ie Uniled Stnle* liiyh com tin .
nine mmilhi trim line year
Mia. Warren, the former Batbata Manning of Lo* Angeln, aiconiGiren .-aul a uiceluig ot AFL
all negroea and ala white— that
sliiun
In
ltd*
niMlinel;
miasioner
for
Germany.
Bailey* lotal. hatrtl un nliua union leptrtruU livet tin* morning
"♦paiued tlie Governor to the Capl-,
It ir. ..nnneo.lr I -riling up a gen
they muit accept the law a i he
if ii tdnekade i» declared end
The three high commleaioiiei*
lional (|Ualiliratioii ot tcac licit, ui.am.nuuily appiovrd a move by
tied in meet Cabinet meuu.ci* and
declares It; but that the Jurora are
maiidelnad any American cltlaah will eserclau “cootiol nvei iti« • iat .olio I .( ll.r |u r n In lo.lei
the ante judges of the facta.
haiitportalioti nnlragr ami r>itm.i- Luca* to buna a ipecdy end to
b u t md
n o t lo
l o tui er
in t rg i i l Y * n d i f
Warren
declined
to
,h
.
*
l»
1
'
break
It
and
lu
ffe
re
.
federal
government
and
the
gov
but
integi
H* told them to eonalder the ev
led daily attendantr, it the tame thr Senate laboi debate.
,(
/‘urgent
state
bualnw**"
ulii^h
!>
■
h'1**'*
•'■»
n«
appeal.
*rnnieut*
uf
Its
constituent
lam
,
.
|
,„„„|>diii
to
thr
putdu
idence with "felmaae and tmperuigcnt state nuatnea* which lie
(f |h # |„ ,g *0 1#|b1 blocked*,' der (atatee) ea prodded tn the
at provided (oi m th* 1949 *p
"Wa fael that amendmenu de
At tlie lam e tune, tlir teport
said disrupted hi*
tlslity11 and to disregard entirely
m
vJmitnn
' however,
and. aI t a avtiiaenn f..i t i■ulieraapccitpailcju
^tatu ts." the chattJt irtu rd c ir r i Iw ii year*' rtmlv
signed to make tlie Taft bill mora
"frletlonx and tarrltatlMS'h during
..ahort honeymoon ggg
U. tort*
dc liropnatihni law."
r. ovl ..
l
if R liu ilt
,
a .i i a s i.
M—
^ .j
| / j **
9
• Vlt. he* lo do with thee etale'a
,h4" l,» be* an appee
It include. $3S.07R,9J| for tea palatable would be uacless and a
i
l
s
i
e
il
‘it
is
Mrtirtallv
ag
iretl
dial
liigil
commission
slmll
*>'*
i "The
waste of lime," Green wiot* Luca*.
financial situation," he reported hU government.
lily th
thicmgh Ihe federal ol ap|>i> the I I mI i . I i p i n * it m in im lo nm ir ■i lie **' talartc*. $2.08^.^ I I for
lie said he imped ihe SenaU
law, but oeogilonally tuucbed on
■
>’'I helluve that'* a* far Into detMil ! The Amu lean action leave* thIn-1 only
iiaiii|iortaliun.
$4.42R,()HH
lot
curwould go ahead and Vote on other
. as I should go at this lime,"
way open legally, el least, tot iirtate lend governmonl, u K1"’ in thr iim lil ll it lir e ic dim i in
thf teatlmony of the defendant and
( tent cspetiifi and ♦5,‘H)4.H,H) iui p.oposal* hy Senator Taft (Riliplcoll t X X
other vritneteea.
Czech
A
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H. A. Gray, Comptroller t comnlerce with Omni
C’hiria. or legislation I.* the high
m
Judge Reevee laid the evidence
I hr I I men am i d o e r u o m rll ul
Tuft jiu! llirougli the ‘'national
Q u e s t i o n R e p r e s e n - M. u*y and BcIiouI Ruperlnlemleid The Hi ii hk, lo wlimn such trade mission Is necessacj m tipp .......
Hiiwrvfl, the 14-gtslatine did
w ts clear that Mill Coplon did
Thomas D. Iluliey before meeting i» .•tiiisldocubly more nuputtnol. • feu dm* eaeictae of any >d te p>> * tlir IG .val i nniniltiitui nil thr I'tett not juovidr ruouglt money to inert i loi'i gciicv" ill juiii‘1ions feature by
copy and take "cartain writing*,
tative I n P r a t t l e I thu press. Other Cabinet memhein itave l.een very aitxlinis io ke.-p «f* tesej
^
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docninenta and notes" from Ju s
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llliuvalluhle. lie
He sell)
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" . . . t l . s r t It* rise, a itl
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tice Department flits.
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' ii itioli. lull and tlir Catuuri Hud Siiih ' i- liy u l i n k slioitiv alter
J HAGUE, June 29 ( /I ) A dip ! ipicstliui uf ii ilato fur a apn mJ
The Jury must decide, he said,
grt t mimutsioil lia* otdrlrd a 2 < ll 1‘i.iiVrued
whether the touk the papvra with loinalic tource taid today C/eiho - 1 soaalon uf the l.egislatuie wna ; £ A r m y I s C o n c e r n e d S e m i n o l e
C o u n t y i ’ i,,;.;
uai Innv
I.uvii* asked and gut unaintnous
intent to Injure the United Status •lovak police had forcibly euteied t b u t
m> conclusion
jieti
rut irilllilioU ill all alloi jlioni Si-Mate
agreeliieul tu Vole on otncl
i j and aid Russia.
* Vvftiili*
tioln the gruetal irienue limd lot latl umemlinsols ',> I on I'. M.
the automobile oL a Vatican dip re*c,'*ll'1
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llir tint three mouth* ol the new f i i l t l l l l I O W .
must give the defendant tha bene Slovakia
be 0 speclhl session, lie remarkeil I n
Nell Inn in tlie lucid weekly, cefn
Ita
R e c r u i t i n g H o l d s A n n u a l M e e t i 'Hi,'
t.iifus said tlial. il the second
fit of "reasonable doubt." He haa- ' Li ■ r
pin lodtcal pies*, toil lo tlie final veai beginning July I
,
.
,
.
B
will
"never
he
definite
until
it
I aft umelldmenl is adopted, this
tC sin ssM o s vsa* Me*
H i i c I i a reduction, tf cunt limed
Ihe informant, who t* clmr to lls actually celled. The law doesn't
— ----»-ws nr’i'lirii's do wi' especl u slg
will end tile Senate s labor J*
Vatican tepretcnlalivea here, .aid renulre ilist it miiat lie called."
WAHHINGTuN, June i!u, t/l't
I'larlnic <>f :t*J,IMH) licaei Imu
ill,mil lien,I low hi ,1s fill the I 'In.mglioirt the year, would cost hale I tie uiiieiulmenl liicludaa o
'lie
counties
alioul
$
1
.tM
iti.tltHt
a
flu
edilucl,
however,
"I
lee
no
The
Army
Iv
"concerned”
about
I
h
m
,
thr.micti
effort*
of
tin
Hem
i.licciill Hllmi of owiu'lship s **
die incident occurred latl mylit.
nnml.ei of T il law featutei,
alternative lo i-elllng one except • ircent slump lit racrultlij|(. hut mole Guiltily Hpurtsman A**ociu
I lie gup lielw een the hcs| "f inoii'li in stale funds und cm ctvud among them a bun on cinstd ihup
The source dctcribcd the police ac financiel collapse uf tlie Htate *'•
planning to
calT
fm
lion,
in
lake*
throughout
th
ot
the
geiieml
fmi'ls
fm
Ihe
IU4t*-6tl
teim
tie
ru can io. lion, m
..T " "
‘ V, ................ . papei s ami
gene, ai ,
tlie $4".INKt,(HHt colltlll.lltlol LOlillaits Unit reijo'ie all tmploytion e* "rude and violent" end taid giivermnenl."
.'utility rluriig the past year will
' ,
........... ,U|MJ
.......... .' '
'he
dntflee*
yeui. Hailey Im* sui.l tin ees in be union members
II.
Ilrtiiiks
I,a
one
uf
ilia
major
acvoiitplish
I.n
last
a protest had hren lod||rd with
t’umplruller Gay said yesterday
blent, lietietitl K
l.ucas told the Senate:
,r. S*hl in ... m.nis reported at the a.soeiat ' nll
" •iiitimied On I'agr ft)
U.....I i if„ i_
j l It* tieraunnel director,
the foraign ministry against "tin* it,.,
leaders Wan.
(ion's ififth a..... . memlM-.sl.tp
»" "•"oedlate 11 pe Is still
"If ll is adopted. I liuve im he*November
even
with
ihe
ln,,lvl,‘W
that
Army
ieaurrs
«•>.«
non*
fun
mnhtl
violation of tha rights of a diplo .....
"uncy tn piedlcllng Ihul •tie Pieswl,b the *6 nay. |(|
,|ti> set vice un • volutlteei meeting ul the Tourist i 'enter
'* I'|i«a |iI «»nn ilt)$fN utM lit) ...nil .
0AINEBVILLE, June >9, <JP>—
nlenl ol the United Stale- wtli V*t0
‘ "* ,U,, . m *tl,n,!l4* tfvenu* fund
hv^„ if n meens being Thursday evening at 7:Nu oVIock.
lU imtitlr 1
“Florida Agriculture h at made mat."
■ r»aitaH*> • • r » n a it l
j r ’S
J # MB .iw htly under .trength
Georg. A.H o e * ,. J '., Pi»W eM. ^
X
,
(An informrd lourca in Vatican
(feat Ieia* aSh
Ua aPas*
elsl
great progress during tha past
(he Army la allowed to liave announced today.
K.c.pi oi itcitianci ina
■
40 years and ita future ie bright City taid the Vatican expect* it*
IT.’,',000 officers and men for tlie
New officers will Iw elected, et .*c*nlily
with tremendous posslbilltlaa," diplomatic link* with Prague to hr
focal year starting Friday. Tlie and four new directors will lie
"I ice miteipiisB m a pieietpnt
Dr. H, Harold Hume declared In severed soon by the Cttcliotlovak
latest figure*—for Mar. 31—ahow named. I’latii from the ensiling tie «f a ft.'e ptea*
an address before 360 agricultural
A nus strength at 0(14,DUO, and I vear will lie made
The commission rejected pm
workers and friends gathered here government.)
General Hrook* taid scattered re
Application* ate at Ihe Mtair pi.mis fm
llraiiugN on the remnlug nf
last night tar honor him on hie
The reported police interference
polls for th# first two w**ks in and r’eilrral HatrlieiiTs fm a.l.lt
,‘itule control cu sidisldles rm twi) City aie*s and on tent decon
retirement as dean of the college with the Vatican reprttenlative j
June tinlicale light recruiting.
llonei fish. In “shot nut' aieas. „r n li rsialillshtd paper*
trol will Ii* held lutnuiruw night
of agriculture end provost for highlighted another day in the
"Hut having
ill* Halectlve Her Ifrt email were trapped and Ither
A iiuhlic cmpmallnti tit print ul lire Ciiy Hall, (’tty Clerk H. N
ug
GAINESVILLE, dune 2‘J -O P )—
^ agriculture at the University of
i
ii
-w
sj.s|»e>
s
under
rimliect.
the
hooka
I*
like
gold
atrd.
he
atattd.
_ vice Act on
Navei uuuuuiiced this morning.
LAKELAND, June 29, (Ah—
Tw.i former editors of Colllar'a
•preading strife between the Ho
I
tmliatlmi
of
edv*ctiling
lav
The
Association
has
secured
Ihe
The fltsl meeting el 7:30 o'cF'irh today slock by an editorial which
"Great advancament has been man Catholic Church eftd the *lai«. Koliert C. Evans will return Krl- . lit (lie bank In tlma of financial asiurancu uf Federal assistance In rime,
day to tha Job of general managar Irmilde," hn said,
will I'* in regard to rexoning an funnel Governor Millard Cald
Bead* in our agriculture," he said,
According to church source*, nf the Florida Citrus CornmlaaToti ! >■>' explained that although the keeping th* Wekiva River open
Ttie
cnninitMicm
*an|
III*
'direcl
uteawesl
of rupler
.. ------------------Avenue tu well uf Florid* claims libeled him.
“and this progress ha* been made Ctoehoalovakia'x Communiit ruler#
m d frum First
he gave up two and a half ytara Army wants intelligent volunteers, Ihtough th* ro-uperation uf Rc-p liifliinm-e uf edveiiisoi* on trie t||t,
They told a federal court Jury
largely on the foundations of the have begun censoring the sernnm* ago.
irsentativ*
A.
H.
Ilcrlnng,
Jt
,
end think* It can get enough to
pulley of nawspepeis In neg.lgi j sireet south to Hiatt* Hlreet.
they still consider as fair aftd
college of agriculture—Ita teach* of Catholic bishops and impo*ma
Mr.
flp«er
revealed.
Member*
or
i Hatoning uf thin area would privileged comment their editorial
Even* was appointed by the fill il* rank*, th* draft law make* Ihe aiRocletion, he said, hav- dmir hie."
era and ita extension and reaearrh a. gag on those who attempt to
to call un men in
The objei’t of the uunmilsilini j ,1#r,„|t erection uf homes of ill)<> uiirlbuting to Caldwell a sta te
comm In Ion yesterday to succeed it possible
workers. Great progress has been crltlcUe the government.
(reBtleeta u* reg s ale)
rtsaftaaeO
oa
Pas*
Slit
w»s "furthering flee eipre*»|on „ | U1re feet floor area, exclusive of ment tlial a "mob had saved tha
II. Walker, who had taken
made, but great progress ia also
The action apparently fore .Marvin
of opiuluii through the jirei* and I garages, instead of the 800 siptarr cuuitn, etc., considerable trouble"
Evans' place in December, 1947,
ah«ad of us—la the future."
shadowed a campaign nf restriction Walker
ii,e gieatrsi practicable accurancy /,,U| imnt now allowed. Also pro. in connictlon with the death 6f
resigned effective Juha 30
Hume emphasised th at team*
Inst service* Tnald* Cat
il—
. holt to take a private citrus Industry
to
the piesentatlun of ,ll|w4' i_J _ poved for retonlng la a 21)0 front* a negro who waa taktn from Jail
work baa been responsible for the M
church**. Those eervieea thus far
Tu this end it we* instructed
to age un Kranch Avenue Immedi- and shut. He wa* awaiting trial
..........
| Achievements that have been have been relatively free although Job.
•'tnipitie into tlie control, manage alely adjoining tha Htale Market tor attempting to rap* a flv*-ye*fAppointment of a ganarel man*
■*made, and he urged his audience • f u n under surveillance.
merit and ownership of th* news aiea, lo allow for business or com- old white g irl
to continue teamwork and effort
ager completed the annual reor*
'tu r n o n peralitad In Prague that ganlsatlon
paper and periodical ores* and the ■net rial us*.
for greater achievement* In the Archbishop
of
the
commission.
Henry A. Lacossit and Raubtn
Josef Bar an, the nanews agencies, Including tit* flit'
future.
The tent hearing will he held Maury said the statement wa*
In the new setup Governor War*
BY
HAM
DAWRON
tlon’e
primate,
had
been
formally
The retiring provost heard
at H:Ui) o'clock hy th* Cominlsslon based on ntw*p*par clippings, a
The Archbishop felled ran had hia way on two posts—
NEW YORK, June 29—</P)—How do butineatmen ihtnwelvrt
cotrol, and to make to determine whether ut riot tlwre Time ir>iKuzlne articlt, and Cald
Wales. airM ted.
O'Byrne
Dodgs Taylor of Howay wa* nam
ID
s i Hh m is* ewe* •••»
hort
lortlculturlst, and
ai
Is need to continue rent control in well's undisputed comment that:
ed commission chairman and W, ****** the piaiant (lump? How do their guatie* on it* probable lenRlh IfComm*nil*tton» thereon."
aidant
Of Davis, Btexide
J. (Funis) Steed uf Orlando was •nd depth .tack up with thote of cconomiitl and olheri publicly
The
....... aid it judged .Smfurd
"The ordeal of bringing a young
..........iltural HubbeU Arrives In
State Horlteultui
ihe
nf the prea* on
After this public hearing,
appointed commission attorney, charged with idling ua where we're heading)
ig, said- and innocent victim of rape lata
' performance
* ..............*
but* to hla
Taylor
headed
the
committee
two
counts:
,.
I
City
Manager
Clifford
McKihhln,
open court end subjecting her to
Snnfonl For Visit which drew up Warren's new
Guaataa range all the way fiom •eying we'll hit bottom before ihe
i. ."Truth and absence of Ida*, i i(,l» murniiig th* procedure will he cross-examination could easily ba
eitrua cod* and Stead waa tha end of this year to forecasts theto---------------------------------------------2, "Sufficient variety to praiant for Ihe City Commlsalun to deter un great an injury aa the orlg^gl
Oar) Rubbell, director of the commfttaa'a technical advisor.
wa won't until tha ta d of 1960,1 Hu,Id#r| Amocj„ , 0„ ,hlnk* the all important point* of view In mine if It will past a resolution crime. This fact probably account*
New York GlenU farm ayateaa and
In th# voting for je n a ra l
,b£ !
o T a ^ M y ln . tha* first
f r y i n g .tandayd. for aubmlision to Governor War- for a number of killings which
head of the Gienta' training e$m»
™ 0
M
®rdar* in hi* industry ah of tatte, aducatlon and political ten, stating that there are suffi might otherwise ba avoided".
Warren
,
commission i
ready are averaging higher than
itmati***a "»
• set* February or
cient rental units in Btnford adaThe Tims article wax retractod
m I Airaoet ail*, arrivedi ia
la a*
Buw back,
hiih.
«
(Osatlaaee o» r*ae *u >
quate to taka care of demand, and
quarter
will remain In Tl first nominatl
Inflation
can
bocomo
•
threat
3 PLAYERS
FINED
t t K i ™ i L S 2 s" d S , ' \Predictions
r ' T . TIn n"
°! industry
...
ria
T riiS 'rw
io
that in their opinion rant control
by Tom again
th* steel
Florida far Turnl 1 of Winter
aoon.
GAINESVILLE, Juna
I* no laager necessary hare. The Recreation Schedule
van, wa
Haro ar* th* c o m irt opinion* hsva mostly set early 1960 for th* Florid* Htate League Prexldent J. Governor can then lift the con
for
Bakk, who resigned
turning
point
from
their
decline,
.. New York QUata three weeia e g o M executive sdf* of a number of londara in IndusThursday Moralag
M. Butler today fined thr##^ Da- trol from Hanford.
now gathering spaed.
___ la Florida from Ca|* ter for the Orlando
Land playera a total of $66.
10:00 A.M. Lak* Front Sail
__
Newipapara, trial and public life, ,You11 note
Due to tha Fourth of July hol
by way of Chicago, efts* 1m . Th# nomine n waa rejestad . th at what they do haa much to In the auto Industry, unhurt a t
The final, Butler said, were for iday Monday, tha scheduled m att Park — Baseball (Midget* and
yet, wa Hava tha prediction of th* action* after a gam* In St. Augui- ing of the Equalisation Board haa Juniors).
do trilh what thay forte*.
beta
eight to three.
president of General Motors that tins Monday night at which time been postponed and the date wilt
10:00 A.M. Southald* School —
On# of th*
W a*
"next 50 to 90 day* will ba the playera uaeo abusive and pro be announced Uttar.
Croquet, Hop Scotch Tournament,
Finger Painting, Archary.
y Interesting In tha history of fane language In the pretence of
Gamas — Leap frog relay, hucountry." Other* any tha auto
R«ta»un?T'^H Yh 5iIi U.k .i . »i..*!ra*n wh*#ibarrow relay, hop stag
Manager Bill Perrin draw tha
indnatry will b# tha leat to feal
............. It will hurt ■tlffaet aaaaaiment—$16. Calabar club assembly ^ the y m at S r#,M
« n ^ P
tha ihorteit Ray Dunne end First B u tm an
« r 7'S° *,lW
B n m m w School Red Roberta each w art fined l | L f f i k
. ^ ■ 'n s s Tt idwa T. SAll
It dlfKtori
T.ouhJ
at Crystal bultiK
Laka.
Tha penalUaa ware tha atl/faat tnoounotd
and JUltyt — BrMiUtrokt.
alien, porchesmMdUm*n ctn- the F 8L praxy haa banded otrt th u coxvalttoe c h a lr m i are urged to fly, Derby h at race, Ncwsyayar
i *m rm f
b# prwart,
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Kt,’« ^ h* r ,a s ; iiw
British Press Is Schools To Need
Criticized For
$47 Millions For
Its Partisanship I Year, Bailey Says i££ r S T S " ^
....*-cm
;
Bride Accompanies Warren To
Capital To Meet State Officials
Police Forcibly
Enter Vatican
Ih^ 7 ^ a . , - Diplomat’s Car1;
m n
a fe r
.
Farm Progress Is
Cited By Dr. Hume
In F in a l Speech
.
,'iCity Hearing On
Rent Controls And
Rezoning Slated Editors Stick By
Article Written
About Caldwell
Robert C* Evans
Returns To Head
Citrus Commission
.
Nation’s Bosinetsmen s Ideas
Differ Widely On Recesiion
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WfijfWrti
Animal’s Marrow
Is Taste Thrill
For Noted Fainter
YO U 'R E TELLING ME!
THB STREET lighting In
Shanghai faltsd to hall civilian
traffic In that town. Prom what
wa'va hoard of Shanghai traffic
It's a wonder IT didn't halt the
■treet lighting.
fly HAL BOYLK
NEW YORK, —UP)— Tired of
eating the same nld things 1 want
A new flavor thrill 7
Then why not try soma tasty
marrow from a woolly mammouth
egad for 10,000 ytara In nature’s
northern IceboxT Yuu’ll never forl e t it.
Charles R. Knight has remem
bered the sensation for 25 years.
He Is an artist famous for his
jdoneering paintings of prehistoric
"About a quarter of a century
ago the Amerirsn Museum of
Nature) history got sums bones and
flesh from a woolly mammaffth
trapped in the Alaskan ice per
haps 10,000 years before,” he re
called.
,
"We were rurlous as to what It
would taste like, so we tired some
of the marrow. It tasted exactly
like rancid grease."
Nobody asked fur a second help
ing. Knight feelrt he was luckier
than soma Russian scientists who
dined on the flesh of another
woolly mammoth caught long ago
In the 8ib«rlan dasp frees#.
'"T hey got awfully gtelt," ha
said.
All th* world's a graveyard to
this 74-year old artist who per
haps as much as any one man has
bsiped the past come alive. Since
1|94 he has specialised in paint
ing prehistoric man and animals,
and hr was the first to do so
iclsntlfirally-baied on reeonstructad fossils.
HU largs-scalt murals hang In
a dossn wall known .natural his
tory museums across the country,
and Ms work was collected by
such nature lovers as the late J.
P. Morgan, Governor Pinehot of
Pennsylvania, a n a
® storl*n
Charles A. Bssrd. HU fifth book,
"prehistoric man," soon will bs
published.
HU G6-yssr study of the earth
as It was In tha dgya of the din
osaur* list convinced him jnodern
man doesn’t have too much tn
brag about,
*
"Ancestral man has spiffed for
perhaps a million years,” said
Knight, "but ha didn’t atajtms Ills
prssenl rnanllks shape until the
cro-magniin man of Europe, some
80,000 years ago.
"And the ern-magnon was Just
as good a man as we are, mentalty and physically. The cro-inagiums
averaged A feet fl Inches tall, hut
somt wart « feet n or i inches.
"You could bring a cro-magnon
man to New York City today and
altar you had shown him a few
wonder*, he’d ha able to gat along
all right.”
*• Hard be able to appreciate tele
vision as well as tha next cliff
dweller.
In Shanghai tha haraaaad moiotitia probably can't ta t any
didatanca between an erdlnary
tiarfic jam ar.d a war.
Tbs Oresks, ws read in Psctographa, Invented the custom of
Iowa
largest cattle-producing stats.
Bgg-Neg
,* Ingredients: 8 eggs, pinch of,
salt, 1 quart milk, 9 tablespoons
powdered sugar, A tablespoons,
fruit Jidre, and chopped nuts
Add salt to egg whites and heat
to stiff froth. Add sugar, well-'
beaten yulk of egg, and fruit Juice.;
Combine with Ice cold milk. Sprin
kle with chopped nuts.
1
Orange Nag
Mix m cups chilled orange
Juice, I tablespoon lemon Juice, ♦
end it tablespoons tugar.
I
Stir mlxtura slowly Into 8 cups .
chilled milk.
MU thoroughly and serve at I
CORNER 4th ST. and SANFORD AVE.
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d N H »
ITIWAIOfttl ABOAS0 the twin-engined airliner which crashed off San
Juan, Puerto Rico, with 81 pantngsrs and crewman aboard, Judith Hala
Mop, left), Binghamton, N. Y., was among the 21 survivors tn the tragie
accident. Co-plTot aboard the craft, Alfred O. OockrlU <tcp, right), Al
bany, N. Y., a former Navy pilot, was reported klilsd. Below, 14-ysar-old
Antonio Santos, one of those rescued, U qusstlonad by MPa on return
to ban Juan. HU fattier was one of tha crash victims. (International)
M AA
rattle-prodming states
Iowa, Nebraska, Kau
ri, lli'uole, Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Okla-
Home authorities believe the
typlaln obelisks were really
Nebraska la tha third largast
cattle-producing state.
FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS
l-W-13th St .................... :. Phone 1318
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS
Knight Is coneinced that man
kind's biggest defeat la hla failure
to develop spiritually.
“With all our advantages we
haven't advanced spiritually, an
ws can and should and must,”
h t said. ”1 don't think that spirit
ually we ars batter than cromagnon.
"Confucius, Christ, Muhammad-these end other messlahs have
told us a thousand tlmss what to
do. Ws know what to do--but we
don’t du it,
"I don’t know what to make nf
modern man. He throws away hi*
possibilities. He Is a deliberate
fo o l- the worst kind of a fool."
Rut Knight thinks thsra Is little
use for men to trust that nature
will ball him out of the trouble
he is gelling himself Into.
"lie will destroy himself unless
he return* tn mure spiritual ways.
Ha’s a gonar.
“Nature naver helped any ani
mal out of a hols, Bha won't http
man out althar. And ha has problame Just like any other animal."
Is the second
serving three meals a flag. II
seems the a reeks had not o a t
but two words fur It—'"Soup'd
on I”
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That new send counting ait*
chiaa ahould ha g/rea /is IrM
ta n with a ylata 0/ tpiaach,
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A now drug hee II letters la
Its name. A press/tpHe* fee 'll
ptehahly will have te ha writtoB
an lltkat tape•
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flclsntlsta now think th a t,
mankind got Ita start In Tibet,
the land of supermountalaa,!
And ever since, pessimist# will
tell you, civilisation has beat
going down MIL
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once. Makes 4 servings of about vanilla.
f la m hot or cold. Makas 4
1 cup each.
For Orange Egg Nog: Add fruit servings of about 1 cup each,
Una-half teaspoon cinnamon and
juice mixture gradually to 2 well*
% teaspoon nutmeg can l>a used
OOOD MILK DRINKS
1 beaten eggs, then stir Into diluted In placa of tlis % teaspoon all
Extension Nutritionist
I. milk and mix as directed for
Milk la our moat healthful
L . _ „ _ drink
------ I Orange Nog. Makes 4 servings of spice.
and a food as well. Cocoa and, about 1 cup each.
Splead Milk
|
other chocolate milk drinks are
long-time favorites, There are
Heat together S teaapoon all- 1 The 1
many other good ones loo, that spire, 2 tablespoons sugar o r'In cattl
use fruit, eggs, and other favorite strained honey, H teaspoon salt, las goi luck and good-haalth
foods. Let’s try some of these and 4 cups milk. Htmova from t charms, and sail for 918b par
other milk drinks. Here are tom s' h ts t and stir In 1 tsaspoon of'pound.
good recipes:
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I'O U I,T ilY IlIlKHHJNG D E P A R T M E N T ANY
T U E S D A Y . S U E W H A T YOU AUK OET*
T IN G W H E N YOU BUY H E R E .
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H uve A llu tn liu rife r H leak T im ile F ro n t O u r F in e G rad e
Nn Bone — N o G rlttllo — J u a l E nough Fut
of beef lb.
Htinttlhlnv Thai Will Pitta*
G en u in e H ickory H m n k td
Lge. FRESH MULLET
SPECIALS IN PORK
PORK CHOPS CentetC'"lb- 59*
SHOOLDER. . . . . . . . . . 3 9 *
HAMS ° “ BACKBONE*■' 4 3 *
FRESH SIDE- - - - - - *• 3 3 *
PORK NECK B O R E S -* -1 5 *
SPARE RIBS - . . . . . 4 5 *
CHITTERLINGS. . . . . *• 1 5 *
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T'BONE A
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HAMBURGER ...
TOMATOES................ ...... no. 2 can
OCTAGON TOILET SOAP
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McGrath’s TOMATO SOUP no. 1 can
Hurff VEGETABLE SOUP no. 1 can
PhilHp’a CHICKEN SOUP no. 1 can
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FRIDAY, JU N E 21. 1949
8 A N F O R D , FLO!R lP A j
Assoclnted I’rcrw Lruncil Wire
N O . 219
Truman UrgesJSenate Group
Removing PO i Approves Hike
From Politics In Low Wages
Klan Probe Ordered
By Attorney General
® E * - Justice Depart
ment Employee De
nies She Has Ever
Been A Communist
Appointment Of Post Pepper Explains In
Masters By Post crease To 75 Cents
master General Is
An Hour Would Af
fect 1,250.000 Men
Asked Of Congress
R.F. Moule Replenishes Garden
Soil By Raising Worms As Hobby
i y^SH W G TO N , June 24 (7P>—
Jurnth Coplon acNamtd ‘T ve been
framed’' over and over today at
the end of cross-eiamination in
her espionage trial.
When Prosecutor John M. Kel-
t WASHINGTON? June 24 (7F>W A S H I N G T O N , June 24 (/P)
r resident Tiuman today recom The Senate 1-abnr Commit lee today
mend legislation aimed at 're unanimously approved a hill to in
moving postmaster appointments crease the present minimum wage
from politics.
of 40 cents an Itnnr to 71 cents
In a special message to Con
Senator
Pepper
fll-Pla)
a
gress he urged enactment of g lew committee member. s.tul the Labor
to authorize the postmaster gtn> Department figures that if the bill
eral to appoint all postmasters sub- becomes law, n will mean pay
|e. t >,nlr to provisions ol the Cfvil j l4j,ri | ot about I.2S0.OH0 workers
■ervitr and ( lasitfiralinn Acts.
who in intent,ite ronunerce now
Ibis would mean that the line | make less than V> cents an hour,
honored distant of the President; th e commuter did not go along
appointing first, second and third with the idea that the law should
class postmasters—of whom lh«ie he broadened to include many
are some 21.000 - would be aban- workers not covered bv it now
doned Senate confirmation of the
p flft
presidential cho.cet likewise woufd bretaJeued s,. that ........
only
no onger be a part ol ll.e routine 4n additional [HUMMl non IMini
rnfttmaster* thfurplimllv niVc workers
iw fitu n d e rY h * riv T Venice 's’y
1 *"1. are eng.ig
»y*i' w ,,,kr,‘
multure pro
lent for some time. Hut legists
gl__ »d in processing
s ol protors frequently
s hspil
ntly have had a
nSOt dints m t o r alter
in pii'klug one of the ftiat th rte dtulmn.
passim: tnc examination an 1
’Farmet* still
theiinorr, (lie flermte fur yeafs
lie* had the final say on rmifln
Mi-ipr exemption* ilrev m
stars prt , 4„| And be ad
■•hm Fourth cla** poitniastars
are appointed try the postmaster
hill uhtfh
■| think we liava
general and do not have to lie con • an yet thrmipli Imf
tinned, these are the tmallsr and the House
offices.
The House I ish n i ,minlllec .,1
tt
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" rw legislation requested by so approved a "h cent mttomom
I l r t d Mr Tiuman is in line with nment1
a re<
hill Hut (t,e lion e lull vvonl-l
omme,illation of the (iovei
rover more worker* than doe* tlo-
‘Five Percenter* Faces Probe
•
l*y, Jr., finally said "that’s all,"
Miss Copllon remained seated on
tha witness stand. Then for neatly
ten minutes she shouted ihat she
hnd been "entrapped" and "fram
HIAD of a Senate Inveitigutmt
ed."
Committee, Sen Clyde It Hovy
"This case is so smelly that it
smells to high heaven," she cited in
, 0 hysterical tones.
Earlier, in another emotional out
burst, she had shouted that "I'm not
■ Communist and I've never been
a Communist."
John M. Kelley. Jr., pineicutoi
in her espionage trial, was seeking
to show sketches she wrote aboul
three acquaintances included ju*t
the information the Russians waul
ed to know aboul possible espion
age recruits.
Tha biographical sketches were
found in Miss Coplon s pockethook
when the 28-year-old government
w/orker was attested l»sl March end
accused of pilfering FBI secrets to
pass to the Russians.
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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
^ .
;!n one, Mis* Coplon had written
Ihat Lorraine Elutn Slnderbramt
"remembera ma e* e Communist
“Why did she remember you »«
(C*attaa*i *»
■hove, (D-N C i has ordered e
"complete invest Ination of th*
facta" relating to "five percenter*'
who secure government contracts
through "Influence" Prnb* was
touched off when a ne • ipsps'
named James V Hunt trighti. exArmy nfllcer. as one who gutrrn
teed contracts.
[(nrernallonat)
Jaycees Approve jGreek Premier
Proposed Sanford Sophoulis Dies
City Hall Move!
Unexpectedly
Chnnge
Contiflfeent Liberal Leader
On Necessary Re
Been Key Figure In
pairs Being Made
Truman
Doctrine
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Members ol ihe Seminole County
ATHENS, lime 24 id 'i I Item.
Junior Chamber of Commerce vot- ■tinkles 5opholis, premier „ f
rd iin.snimouily yesterday at their Greece, died today, lie was Oft
luncheon at the Tourist Center years old. Death net lined ,it bis
favoring the City U j II auditorium summer residence al 4 l'» I’.
as a suitable meeting place ^yr although be bad been ill ami was
civic clubs, providing necessary re « a r death last fall, his death at
pairs are made.
inis time was unexpected
• About 880 persons •nJ<’J’« 1
Kailyle Housholdrr, local attor
Sophoulis, a key figure m Greek
bar been* fiv s* , last night bv th*
ney, who was a Jaycee delegate politics for a half cenUny. had been
to the joint roeatmg of the Sarnia- Piamlpr imce S t t i . f J . 1947, d*.
o lr County Chamber of Commerce spile the tuimpil of Greek jroHiiti
tonSfem oriaT HoSphSl,
and local chic organitations at occasioned by the civil war with
LojJt*. Elk #f*na!l ru lir. anthe
Tourist Center Tuesday night, the Communist guerrillas in the
nouncad today and trsmsd th*
made * report on the meeting.
notlh.
program a " b l * suecsss.
Carl William* and Joa Corlsy
Mr. Houaholder Introduced P ee-, ,l(
He weatiiered
weathered me
th* moil
most recent
had charga of tha barbsculng and ildent Gordon Bradley, who °ut* I political stefrm only two mouths
wars assisted by A. Mcnende*. lined the acllvltlea and fccorn- Bg0t B„ j thla after suffering «
Lao Butnar, John Probit and Mr. pliHlimenta of tha organization nl>vrrr ||,.Mrt nttnrk which had him
Lodga.
tluriuR hla administration.
1 hedrldden foi several months. Ill*
A short msetlng followed the
President Bradley's report told rcHlinfflt-d rahlncl look over in
„ scandal Involving a
barbeeus, after which iloncinit of work done by tkn club In n ,\(14,|
m i enjoyed at the Lodge. A del safety campaign for Sanford, get
„( tlie- previous guvorn
egatlon from Cocoa wae present, out the vote an "1 Sneak for1 ment t,ulj CHi|Se,| the aged premier
„fff , n iMt; p*,,] |,is resignation
headed
by
D istrict
Deputy Democracy Conteat comlitcled In
T)le venerable leader of tha
Grind Exalted
Rnlir. Hubert the achools of the county, youth
G riff*, who « u recently named welfare work
tha Christmas Llber, | P, Uy „.d been an tmpoi
participation
In civic
' ,_____
* h# Truman
Doctrine
by Governor W im n
assistant parade.
______ _____
U F»’S
l "!
Improvements for .Sanford and “ " ■
.,—
st_,,..i
•tit* attorney in thl* district.
V*tcit
the aid —
of
the
United
till'll*
W
is.w
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,
Bill Bunnfnf, »M t Yle*.pr«»|. Seminole County, awards ntado
t0 States went to_Gre#c4 In her civil
dent of th# Florid* 8taU Elks and donations contributed
war and to Turkey, under th
Aiioclitlon, w i i pfaaant with in fund drives and campalngs.
shadow, of th* Ruaaian Bear.
Oriindo delegation.
President Bradley recommend
Savsral iftim o o n ih o w iri f ill ed as an economy measure to
ed to h ilt the preparation of th i th* new officers of tha organiza
herbacu* which Included 800 tion a plan to nam* a publicity
half chlckini, 60 pound* of pork committee to writ* up report*
join in d 86 pounds o f• s p ir t rib*. on the activities and maatlugs of
and
furnish
Also on th i m inu w i n baked tha organisation
copits to Th* Sanford Harald
twins, sliw in d potito u lid .
A number of firms contributed and tha Orlando SoatlaaL Ha al
food for th i barbecue. sitd Mr. so requested a pars, vtsn’- comB A L T I M O R E . Jun* 24— H Q ___ mlttee to attract naV businesses
Lodge. T h in Included th i Bell
Beach I to Sanford and Semlnol* County All but one of 36 passengers and
Baklnf Co. of Daytona B**ch
whleh contributed th i. bbread;
r u d i and that tha inveattgatlon of tm- th* driver of a New Yorlt-WashIch ggive
a v e , provemenl* to the band shell ha ington Greyhound hu* were Injur
W tfht Broa. Grocery, which
ed at dawn today when It pitched
18 pounds of c o ffn and Central contlnusd.
florid* foods, lit*, which proHe alto rscommtndad that tha off U. S. 40 just northeast of
A vlded material for thi barbecue governmental affairs committee Baltimore.
w sauce.
r>u divided Into "gat out the
Only two or Hire* of h# Injured
vote" and youth government com were seriously hurt and non* la
mittee*, also that tha organisa lilted as critical
tion continue with a board of
Tha bua swerved of tha highway,
director* form of government.
fa: ‘
President Bradley waa Instruct- hit the foot-thick concrete fandars
ad by th* organisation to writ# a of a culvert, pitched 15 feet serose
Registration for th i tlx week*
summer eehool term a t Semlnol* Chambar of Commarc* regard' and nossd Into an embankment.
High School trill U h l Place i t BtOO lug th# water melon cutting tc
Gerald Phlllj* Thibodeau, 88,
o'clock Monday tn o rn lif, H s m tn he held In Cocoa Sunday. Mam- of Phlladslphla, was th i driver.
Patrolman William Drtyar of
th* Baltlmor* county police raI t attaadlng summer school
ported that Thibodeau told of btpupils can make up one subject or
comlnf drowsy and ,th* next thing
two half subjects, To malt* up one
h* renumbered, swerving to avoid
semaatar trill raguira two hour*
a car, also eouthbound, Thlbodaaq
dally altendenee, an d 'tw o semes
Work Is starting on additions
ters, fagr hour* dally. School to tha Goldsboro School, Including had ear and head lacerations,
Many of the paatingtra were
hour* trill tm SlOO A, M. until two classrooms, and jtoaalbly a
noon.
naw lunchroom, B upt T. W. Law- knocked unconscious in the mael
ta e tm tle a will be by regular ton announced thla morning. The strom of flylnf bodies end begproject la being carried ant undsr caga. Ambulancaa. pollca crofaars
direction of C< 0. Howard, school ana private cars brought them to
city and Johns Hopkins Hospitals
maintenance supervisor.
School teacher* completed their hart.
CpI. William A. Pomarleau. Jr.,
work for the term Wedneedsy and
will be on vacation until August 80, of Kennebuak, Me.. told of
88, said Mr. Lawton. A number ficers he could not estimate the
of teachers who are seeking de ■peed of the bus at th* time, "W*
e r see a n attending eiaaeei at were rolling/' he said.
Barbecue In Given
By Elks Lodge For
H o sp ita l Benefit
Additions Begun To
Goldsboro School
vanity.
AID ISRAEL
A aaeseh T y T
AmeHee, " t h
v, r, , im.
H r Wit t. tilt* r tiv m u .t v
\V \.'H IN f,l<>\
AmonB Sanford citizens who indulge m <>e,t, - lu,Mn-. ,r s p i r e | Altotnev (,r„ ,i ,|
time It R. F Motile, bnokkrepri tm the t Ims- I > ».r,,ierit I •, r- "oseulas nicl'rtd , toll Held rnvrrtigabobbv is r.ming eailliwoimt which tcpl-nish
, ,t -,.,l . I, ' '' ' I bon hv the lustier Department into
puzrd by .tnglcrs.
r e i . e n i night r u l e ,
,i olrlir, in AUI be 2.IXW1 odd variilic* ol wonot are on* >■( ,<>,,■k,,, I. , i - rlert h.mi i
assets, for withnul worms, soil*
Ihe
anm ,i i i p erne nl u n i
that
would be much less fertile, Mr
” — niernbeis «l the Lit Lius KUn were
Moule pointed out
" p u rp o rte d " to lie involved
Becoming interested In tjir *ub
l f a i - . e s W o t m is
Al ihe ..iinr tune i i ongrrsiional
ject of worm mi.sing several
years ago. lie secured 601' worms
roiniml'ee imlered puldn hcjnngi
of » "tame" mid "domesticated"
on Alabama Hogging* Sunt- roulhvariety win. h do mil leave limit
ern sepie >eo( alive* ...rttieil Lonpiste and rmgia'e This was in
gre>, i" l • cp h.inil* cdf
August, lot? Ho lire f11>l of Hie
I lie healings will iiaH belore a
following year be got 4'Mr mole
Specimens
Housr lu lician -sirb- loemittce next
Since tb.sl time be lias mist'd
Weilne- I is, with Llaike .''tallworth,
thousand* if worms in compost
Itiinioiglino I'm ' reporter, as the
beds and In boxes at bis Imrne at
(irsi ,■tines* slid 1 Isient, Lake of
24-14 Myrtle Avenue, ban disposed
the Hinnuigb am News likely to
of mimbeis of iuimiii, to gm.hirSM
and fisher men, and still ha* on
fsails•w loin
hand an estimated worm popnl,,
|t> n HatHc tl* U s), in whose
Hon of shout iiit,unit
Hiliiunghani district Hie Hoggings
Large number s of Hie worm-,
|,v
a h ,',’ •illicit mol'* occurred,
live and breed In a compn-d bed
I old the llnii .r •
any frdcisl CXIliad, of a luge liol (orti tes-. I,os
ulnil.rti in" Would 'dctry i ath,r
placed in.ide « shed Kmi«II>i
Omih
i1 j'lu * r
units are n, mil and compo-t fill
• | •»•« f»*. *L in* n* ' llAttle i«itli
flirt
ed fllnl lug- More Worms arc
♦In . • n
•■iiicr**idk <’*n
propagainl m a large eiirnpoat pit,
’ I l.i !.r s*
♦h«
I** t*» Vi*y
in which lotting leaven nrul vege
t i lt I
\W*ir iio’rng
t at loll p ,.o n|i- t tie wr,i nr. will,
41)1 sill M I TO*.4'
plenty to eal a n ' inccutrve ♦,» mol
,rl ,4. l |l Ml -I CDWUr*
iiply Tim pit,
contained within
a box that ba> heavy screen lurch
Mi.|4|irv
, >«,,g 1 , •
at the bottom to l >mp mil prow ling
i iim iH|.»r rimlr*
I. ■
rodents and moles
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II , 1n * i . I? ink in nil4:
Hi-sexual irt ualme, each worm It I Moule, l,,. ,l Iffin Lk
1.
ri ,, urntli'tmiii frjtp
Is pnleiitmt 'mania or papa", ,tml .In,.,
ut ♦!.. .J»*k »J. 11,.4 ,,l
Mi • . i n . itirkx hia
O
l s*lilt ll tlf ll 14
every five to ,ught day* tayi a mem,
i |h tkimm. n,* . 0,1 . ",rr xffiit*. th«* h#ttrr
small lemon c,.|..,,.,| ................. .
o n ,,
ill I. "
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"I 11a.«I »» nf mi ,r
tailling linen r,> 17 egg, wlmli
. (
\,< ,||mv ' icner ,1 1 lark laid he
hatch wiMiiii three week, time
me »l mint, ■tlo, «*• lii)
liy (ormfr I rnitlYnt llnov^r,
.
To put thi* fhlHMKHMHHt Poit
Thi* sS^imtr l*»M prnviilfy M.,h m
nfflre Depart merit on ■ more af- ■**!■ of vlolatimii, (lie government
IMrnt ami businesslike hail*, tha could step In and *ue the rmidoyeia
President urged anew that postal I on t,s In
ir employe*
rales he brought In line with In,
Snre
1 "«*" I 1-•' tf-P '
i-reaerd costs of operations. Ha Co. ag'»" « •»', ff>""
predicted a ilcficlt for the fiscal, a mol
'"'I'' .........
year 11)60 ntiriltng July I, on the ernpt f
.PI i Ihvh Mm* roiitntl
basis of current rates, of mo?#
Kenat
- i and Don Mir I Mrvi'iy
4I « I I *1 tr a i l
i i t«
I'a m *
I n i' |
than ittlU.Otni.lHMI this, he *ald,’ oel| tll-Mo) told reporter i they
would result primarily Horn carry-, 'oted lor Hie bill but reserved the
lug avolnm* of business "below, right t« offer an amendment when
co; , ••
t '.It comes up for debrie.
Other rocomm.nd.tlon* m .d . by
<r^e art.ndm -p^w ould dea! with
ttZrttSSLXSS. m
a h u . C ? type budget, audit -ml
accounting proredure* as pie
scribed by that act.
v« . i-rimiUarv he
the
tegHlatu™ sshould
t e give
g 'v ’ .he
the de
d*1
pnrlnierit "the satna degnm
(i,mm-uil and uperatiiig fle-»il.tl*ty
„ , |s iinw possessed hv nuist t*‘,i
. , I business enterprises
••Knell legielatloll," the I’leael* nt
haul, "is essential If the Pl,*lal
,<■1vice is to be conducted on •*
businesslike basis. It I* an ezlom
„f sound administration tbst >*»
thorlty should be contmensurst-
IM'l hl|*t" I In,
.
•« inlarsU e com m e.c
Salit larr
"1 dou l Hunk the wage-hmir
law nhmihl extend
the iHml
f t,...... . all hecanM- I don't think ♦ ' f i n l r R s i n n
ifili
O f
M iirrlrt
l<'t«-n»l
f.,
uielnn *r-l
'lie
I III
npecifi-
alleged vhp
nl flirir I ,.,, IJve t," ,u,v,"dtg.ile
lim.,1' ,' nc t, at Httnik-
rf
Man Is Arrested More People
In Slaying Of
On Reliel Rolls
s s p it Young Molltct Now Ilian In *3/
it n inter .tute commerce
H o g g in g s
, . i t c . A U . or, 'he mght of Junes
I 10 w |ii*ii a nnmI'd "f tier mrtjl
I n d r le p 'itrd t 1 lave liter, miSheated
It is repnit,d." the isnnoupoeit -al l "Ihat a Imnded mdb.
,...tn
1
)'•• memhera of the
1 ,, t in * l.'lisn stCer-tl *fis* res-'
1
,f S'* • Marstdar. s
l,.t. man and 1u,.;g"d Mirrsbliir
. 1, I
>i nl sii'gt ‘ 1 ■ tb» str eet
Hinv
f ■»r. . I llinn
wlti | t ' i ' H to
-4
t l,' 1..,. l i t ,1, 111 T <1lit* • ' f
It
;;.,], 1
111 "
p
I'fr f f i t v r B e r n M . t d r 124 Pupils Finish
>HRI',f)N. |„ . |,Mlf r , ,.| ,
Course At Sanford I A all
vming man win, a,rib,,r,lie. ,, I
l„ bis mother l„ l.ll. t
Vocational School atbnrlteil
ami Irend'.lrlv multi ,>-■{ .,
111
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♦I l l
•'* *.* *
I*"-
*
*
Another Cross Is
Kimird As Federal
F B I Frolics Klan
|,
,I,
j ’ ’ .ear old woman w *» l.*| I ... , .
A total of 121 pupils, including
with rs-MmusIbllity."
.
17 vuung men ami 77 young wom •be Grnrulv rounty |ad today
Mr. Truman pointed nut tbs’ en, received Instruction in com
'•belliI |olln A. Meyer ,a„|
■>
Hi,
HI It \| IN H A M , (on, 24 I'Pt—
under the existing system " w tn#1,,)#) ^nl’jecls during lli, V,*r
rii<" K 11 Hint KI itri viit Hi'i'irti'd
postal servlca a p « a t « utule. ud
„ |r
Hanfoa*l
Vocational wmild ipiestiori th, man, I dw si l | ,
(Rudtly) Beikwrtb, 77,
M
I
r n ■ r a t e appropriation item, ^ , inn, u.,l(l.h rlll(l|!d
, Brlll y r ,
♦'rilliv nf li'il IlfMh! 4»tnthl*F 14144 lit
tit it *41 iti'Hi ultrtirt flight I itlor-1
xwell, prln- lt«ili. and probably would Id- 1
ft *'*p* »I 4 \V1111*'M• III* IWm Mk#*n
Ind degree mimlei i l m g r agaitt.l L • . 1 1
d - i..... 1 .11 |.. , ,
and apportioned for each « P « ' « " « n,r\
| " " " 2 ‘,' l,,r,,e‘
In
il**vi*l
Mm
linn today
rl. 1.
... |
' . , ft. i .
I Ml
1 r i flinitriHi v in.................
1
1
(
,
Mte nearly nude Lmlv "1 M>
reaU.
" •■«(.,
,1.. ,„i,,|,|>t
On the subject of postmaster ured :iH permanent and dl lent- Irina lean Slalilltlilll, mnltier "I • t l . l . r f . J ,
,i, ,1 |.., 1 11ifv fdirtt! If1•ill's III AlriL ifmi Th#
prftisry Jolrs for students
appointments, Mr. Truman said
ii* ♦
H o I mil if Jtnv
♦Is- ■■ • •*#, - 1" 'g,ar„ 11'- ,t lie mt| i i ft \
1
1
rmtnllts
old
ton,
was
intitnl
tils
Participating
In
the
accelerated
"No authority nf management
frd* 1 if I • ivil iipjiifa h v i
h#**A
f •.
I. more Important than that of course In high school subject* yesterrlay morning by Iter husband.
. .„,l, It •' *,( I-, 1
vi'drtMol
selecting the personnel who aie were 2f veteran* Thiee of these, Il.ttvey. in a Urge wait in irf,,* .. . 1. ,
1 ., it,. ,,. r , 1,. - ■V' I *t t'-rt ................... . ••ffodnl.i .it
t, operate the business If t h - , Lafayette and William b JeU lialnr nl tire iavern tl'-r "iierat-- I 1fit it'll tg
H ri xLitt^fon, '.vim' r »* »■• 1*f 4 if
postmaster general I* to lie held 1 "nil William Lane, received high
Its ,In mi*, t'V.N,' —i , , *i'
| v o ♦ 01 Mtf ifii | oi r v. d f ' h i i f d f»» i l Urrsnnnjible for Hie efficient rnn school diplomas at Seminole High heie
40** 4f * rnittfriK Ili»*v txld it Ii
duct of th* postal service, be .School commencement exercises , Itrilwii), was idenltb"! I»v <•••*
('FHn; f*Vrit't rif r |
II nnkIn nt 4 nn t«i*> («*»»
should be given full authority to
A total of 31 certificates were (
A M' tia" i j v d f i | t l i f - atilii'iiniappoint postmaster* anil otlie, recently awarded: 11 to men and
miMyfl rttlfudv *"♦ * 400 »llf!k*fr| it
postal employes, sublet only to 10 to women on commercial sub
I•t■*fi* In iti ' #aI
H
i#* rii Kt
the provisions of the Civil Hei jecl« and one to a man and nine
i idr i -i
rt'ueslept* *)e esas T p » I
( C s s l l n s S Op Wage T st p I
P i 1 liiMfff 1 III *l l - tr f Jllll ■
Mir* o4»wf*-,t nf On* c u m liurn.Ii* 1iii|»** * !,**♦ vfi* * tWH •ii*l
itHji w m nt I' i i m UI i , in W i lk w
|IM
.|»l»"
1i **if itIf Mm
If*»•"lit romiiy M 'vii* tiunifd in thr front
vt ll. If pill' >•t» i I .aid i . • »MI *'♦M surd t'f the lonnf of M» mnil Mrs.
1i»rt V IMP, Itolifit Hlckerton i*h i I v vfatfrdiy.
..1 ■■ niiilt x*i»*1 ♦» day
4nl P)•'"41V
,vt|
Ml ml.
Five privates of C. I 12 in, •ii..
^lr‘» likkirton t i t j tlirt t'roks
i.'l
1 Ifjnk. tr, 11♦* |i«»VrtTM*
L i.
Infantry, Florida Nation nl Gnat I
<#i *»i tiiitily kvua th»* vvoik of ttit
wer* promoted to rank of private Ml"'If ! f "if 14*1111fIII*f1, sum ' -If 4!If4f . ♦Ttintinued On F ig * Tw o )
if* iit|r*1iIf ft pr •' ♦f* If fill
first class, and six recruit* acht 1l,i
f Ms. ...
1 M, ., , ,,,
WASHINGTON, June 24—(/Ft—The polio teaton. just slatting, evrd th* mark of privet* lavt night »♦., r •1 *
t" \ • flii-V ♦. c, ■* t p•• Mu Pi
has turned up 36 per cent more cases across ihe country than last yes:. ist tins mating at the Ajtnorv ♦if
••nl v -11)|•t • t Hl|Sr-ii.,"
If the rale is maintained, lfM9 roiild approach the peak of 10.000 Awards wern made by Lieut Hu
1
n # t M il
I'tl ) . P 111•11
Fader, commanding nfflcei
cases reached in 1916. Better irpmting and diagnosis of the disease mond
Up** •♦»: 1 ll. •• WvINlrt
Receiving the rank of pilv*'- 4*1*4
11, • IHItllhrti
i ' h - ■« S llrll <>t Pemtsyivania
account for part of the 1949 rise.
first class were Donald C Knigh', »"'•1*4111 4iii'tfii'i tHM
Except lor a limited area in Trias, the Public Health Service re Samuel Kauterson, Wesley 51 1Iff ".Mil hi* fmiM ‘ L- tint Hrmi. ♦»!,is recently pur, based from M. 4.4.
f In *n 'ivrr
Hedges, plumber, lira Iwo story
Raulerson, Frankie L. WII HDtl Hill •l'i
ported today, there art no local*17 l.'if iim *' Mm ». » rilll t ri I lirlci t)iulilirig
runlaiiiiog
two
Milton It. Wilson. Named hs prt H i
concentrations or sudden climbs' good at Ppossible.
<
4.If ri' f'M| Iprtrt.i * HIM 'Mflt * ,loirs ami five apartments Invates were Jo* R. Hustler, Robert ...... »
which suggest possible Infantile
Nationwide, 278 cases of polio G. Davis, John R. Dunaway, < b*> , |"|;*■ sf|3 Mi« ty*v f1*»fti laf 'IJ* ♦'• i aleil at 401 West First Street, W.
paralysis epidemics.
myelitis wars reported last weak,
r It,* ♦II A t mui|iii nf | »M
It
Wiliams, realtor,
announced
les A. Johnson, Warren H Owens
But tha number of cases ra compared with 263 a year ago.
7 if- mittil'f'i *»f ,|»4J1•'V-Irtltf f Iff1 today lloiyii McCliltig, associate
and
Floyd
Kparkman,
Jr.
ted, 2,809 up to this weak, is
The weeks' hlggaat Increases
i|i n f»Millie , 111, ie« ■**••1 t .... 2 1,7H 1 »f Afi
Wiillams, handled the de
h enough to warrknt "every In Texas, 10Q new raaei as against
All of the men signed aisle <■< ! 11642 7 lie avc la ktrt israni I»**i tails nf the transaction
precaution* during tha summer 64 tha previous week) California, plants as In their ability to go to fain !• ix 141.1*6, r»l J I7J.M fieri Mr and Mrs. Herbert Prevstt
iliml |»Fr have purchased from Mr Williams
season, a Health fiervlcs 23 as against 12; and Oklahoma, the annnal encampment at Cnlum ’ tubi Mint,'en ne
8, G. July 27 to Aug. R. Train vuix werr added •’ tiff1 lit litf Jim*r a five room house in Ihe 2500
semen said.
20 as against 22. One other state bia, (C*aiU**4
tm Pag* Twni
advice waa offered for vac- had mors than 10-Arkanaaa, with
Ifilifiu; th(f mrmfh l»r IncshiK block "it flouth Hanford Avenue, it
,..tl
s and weekend holiday 14 naw caasa,
r tint 1'Jill l„ 3,01.4 the i Hvniigc wa t irnnaiinred
nOYB
RTATE
travelers:
Texas has reported 666 cases
Hale of ilii Greyhound Hut terHYPNOTISM HARMFUL
TALLAHASSEE, June 24, t/J',
Don't gat overtired.
*0 far this year, 64 more than on Tommy Ives of Lake City. ■
ruluat several m.mtjkx ago waa
CHICAGO, June 84. MP)-HypF
A
C
T
O
R
Y
ItOHHFD
Don't plunge into eold water this data a year ago. California aoven-fettrr high school athlete,
handled hy the Williams agancy,
T A M P A , June 24 I/V1--A Ta m Mr. Williams puinteil out.
whan ovs/hsated] avoid sudden hat had 488 as against last year's today
was
elected
1049
governo,
pa cigar factory wax robbed of a
chill.
219, but about 800 ware cases
tha annual American Legion 421,080 payroll bare today try a
Watch the resort town’s news which started In last winter's ep of
H IG H ES T H U n r.E T
sponsored hoys* state.
paper*. If they report polio, take idemic and are carried over Into um
er atate
siaio officials
oinciaia named
nameu are
are m a n w i r i n g dark glnH'Sii but im
u u r «24,
,
in
>■>•
PARIS, ,June
t/Pt- Th*
Other
extra car* about getting In crowds, this year’s count.
Jimmy Powell, Q u i n c y , state
Detetilse Inspector i> 1 J-ranch national assembly approv
wnekieg hand* swimming In Tom Graen county In Tvxaa re treasurer; Rtarilnd Oliason, Quin- Htcphens said.
.........
ed today this country's largest
Frank Com-ar, office manager, mllltaarr budget since tha war.
peUwted water.
ported 38 cases last wek, th* cy, eommlaalonar of agrlrulture;
of
the
company,
said
the
bandit
o n m n;low 0f |,ands the dapuImpart tourist cabins and camp Health Service said.
Larry O alt, Miami, attorney gen
passed a budget
, ties
__ ___________
Iget of
( 333 billion
‘ack Smith. Hallandale, aer- broui(ht hln own atop ladder, npcountry-wide total
of stats; Nall MseFarlHiid, parcntly sawed to fit, In enter the franca (about 81,100,000,000).
to date compart*
manager's office where Mur money | Only the Commiinlsta voted
___ „ 1941-whlch wound
had be*n placed 10 minutes before, against tha Army« Navy and Air
34 Passengers Are
Injured As Big Bus
Runs Off Highway
Summer School Term
Refiitration Monday
Iteorganliation Ih.mnns.mn head
imI
iing SlaCnngress
Week On
IS ........... «.. , >■mu.
5—-»'*•£» «* "“'s'1"• " y s r 1,,'!!'™ *...
Increase In Polio Throughout
Nation Shown By Health Service
•jini »iiC» 111*|j'*ifj1*•. *f 1i. *!r<! fttiiil
Promotions <Jiven
To Eleven Men In
National (iiiarri
Civile? Hill Buys ~
Two Story Building
l&Ub )HhVL.’y j~
by a delivery agrvic*.
|Force funds*
mam
\ y«
�- l- » "t----4
Sanford Herald
....
Recognition For China
muon** La iaaa
ealir ovroet eaterOor
ir,
The appuront InoviUblUty of a chanfg fn tha govornof China nreaentx diplomatic probwma for other na
tions. Such probloms are deMcate. It now istm a only a mat-
f iM
S B
Crime- W»re
TK WOULD TOMV
9 J S F *m m
John Foster Dull** says “events
Bchirard And W right
Leave F or Atlanta
Coplon Case
*7V :
(OeaNeaea r n a
Paso
___
Kfaui
Probea*.
__
Om |
(Contlaaed Freer Page One)
pslross as tha last person besides
a Communist T* Kelley iteniamled. edly later that night administered
fan. StsMfmt
Stshlhut rcm
retntiaJhgJn
tiaJkfJa ike
the lavlav- 0,
j ,H- "Pete
. __Schirard,
_________
_
manager.
“I ’m nut a Communist and I've a beating to Mrs. Hugh McDaniel,
ednt:__ <•"** P * '1 W ^ght, assistant book- never been * ('urn munis I," she a white*wpman, in har Brookald*
era when they left W
Wednesday
almost screamed,
__ I of
t «■ *»f Hanfurtl Auto Theaters,
home. Ik la reported that a deputy
have taken Nanking and Shanghai, driving thu remnanta o f may be shaping up to a new snd aighl. He was seised by 8 posse*
Ine., operators
of
Movleland
"I wrote what I thought she
was a member of the hood
four
men
in
a
corn
fisld
near
Morthe Nationalixt government, the present official government l'JUn.(f *truggle" within the So
Ride In theater, will leave Sun thought of me—sort of mi Impre*- sheriff
viet Union and the satellite coun risen, a community of lid persons day for Atlanta. Ga. whera
-tion of mi impreaaiou,’ Miss Coplon ed mob."
of China, to some other haven. If the Nationalist govummunt tries,
The attorney general said ha
Ing tha next /aw days they wl
•ripontieil.
flees to Formosa it will be Isolated from China proper, and .},u ,»<Ws th at "flovlst leader north Central Iowa.
was acting under tlie federal elvil
confer
with
major
film
dletrlbu'J
lie
mltki
Hjo-teiies
conrerued
the Communists then naturally will set up a government and ship is having to contend with He offered no reeistance.
tore relative to booking the 1st- Alvin Nindvriirttml, husband of rights statutes in proceeding to
Sheriff Meyer said It waa to his est feature pictures out of Holly I.orrulnc, utni Allred lioynton “a complete Investigation."
demand
recognition.
•
problem!
In
the
satellite
countries
Sta Maalfco ...............
. Z
The FBI earlier this week mads
whore there li steadily growing widtwed mother, Mrs. E, M. Beck wood.
I Stevenson. All three ilenleil nny
2**
:r;: iS S United States officiala have said that a Communist gov revolt
with, th at the World War two
a preliminary ' inquiry into tha
against
the
extrema
tolarconnection
with
Conimuuiitin
when
Special
attention
will
be
giv— Alt oSllaarr Rollrco, carOa aff ernment in China will not be recognized aa long as the Na
Hi .inkside incident* to determine
. **f Bovlat Communism." veteran admitted the slaying.
tbaak*. rcoolailoao aaC aallcoa or
P** ,.?#?urinJr c°l°red cartoons Mi*e Coplon's pos-e*Hiou of the If any federal laws had been vio
•OMclalaaicaU far Ik* m m S * ! tionalist government exists. The delicate probldm will be to Speaking of Csechoslovakla, Hun Beckwith left home early yesterday
sketches was first dinrlinie,l eat.iei
‘t
u
j
wl*
1
^
™
*PW!lal
interest
to
•etoSaai reeOe. wilt k# cfcargoo lac decide when
morning
,th*
sheriff,
after
telling
lated. hikI submitted a confldenwhi that government, in practical fact, no longer gary and Poland, Dulles declares
in the trial.
Ot ccwatoc aCtcrllolaa catoa.
his mother "I’m taking off and
Under Kelly’* questioning, Miss "a t report to Clark yesterday.
exists. The same problem will face other nations, and ft Is that the people of these countries you'll
,
Vallaaallv I ,
never see me aghln."
———— ^
.." I* J s uur purpose to Hcure Coplon_ finally explained the “site!
interesting to note reports that the United States govern will not willingly accept regoroue
Mr*. Htahlhut was working alone the la te st. feature film s1 sooner," remember* me os u Communist
to a pattern of Ufa
ment has been conferring with other nations on the point. conformity
• S Z ^ a i r . .* .*
In the tavern Wednesday night, her JW fU tad. He pointed out that reference by saying she wu* out
mad* for them In Moscow."
Cross Burns
For the United Nations the problem is equally trouble 1 quote Mr. Dulles because he husband said. Stahlhut, 87, said n# • had recalved many compaint* spokenly III favor of the New Deal
a student
uf Soviet ha had been tending a booth el Bbout the qouqaqlqtqy of sound when she and Mrs. Hloderhruod
some. China Is one of the permanent members of the Se- long haa been...........
...................
(CaatlaaeS grass Pas# Das)
.lo ,
nag JJj
celVed many rompll- ware in high school In Itrooklyn, Ku Klux Klsn." Parrish police
•Via"
li''"'"J
ertaiim curlty Council, and onu o f the ixissessors of the much-dis* /fusslen affairs, and he* escep- The rnurple
e chi Id, Dean Arthur menta about the quality o f sound N. Y.'
A. T. Tuggle said ha alio
cunset! veto power. It holdH membership in important sub- f„matiohp<h-u ^ to...!'ecuI! .t* Stahlhut, waa being cared for by tha clarity of the pictures, CO Fur this reason, she said, she Chief
believed the cross was burned by
^ F R ID A Y . JUNK 84, 1841 “
the screen.
xidiary groups, Including the Atomic Knergy Commission, uniter 8t*u*
to* !h* neighbors.
thought Mrs. Himlerlirnod might Klansmen,
— detentionr
-ilegi
rt-gurd her os u Communist.
BIBhB VRitSH T O D A Y ----- The international body, t(xt, will have to decide when to .............
United Nations, is Republican ad
Mrs. BIckerton said she and
Hut, Miss Coplon said, she has
dlaaccredit the representatives of the old government and visor on foreign policy to Secre I.AN81NG, Mich., June 24-(/P)
another occupant of tha house saw
talked
with
Miss
Simlei
brand
since
Earth
Worms
doers who persist In accept the credentials of new delegates. The question may be tary of State Acheson, and a t —Police combed hangout areas of
the start of her trial, und Mrs. u car drive away after tha cross
their way* finds them**]vss un
the Big Four Foreign Min Michigan's capital city today for
able to extricate"th»mse1v«r"/M« raised whether all of China's powers and prerogatives as a tended
Bimlerlirund
told her that, while was lit. They were unable to tall
(C
lB
lp
M
S
>ra
*
isters Council meeting Just con a "sex fled" In a small boy's
Faae tle*i
the. penalty of their wrong-doing. m * J ° r power should be transferred to a new, revolutionary cluded In Paris. Furthermore, his brutal slaying.
breedingK luga must l>e divided and she rememlicred Miss Coplon as u who was in it.'
Shu said he knew of no reason
Jails amiI penitentiaries
,«rir, await regime.
statem ent conforms to predictions
A manhunt” waa launched affei j ■" 1e3u,,t* sravunt of basic mixture "liberal person" she never "re for the incident. She told reporters
which this column haa been mak tHFdlscovery of the body of four- | ■dded. It must be rich soil with garded me us u Communist."
Unless
the
fortunes
of
battle
In
China
are
miraculous
S M - P * 0.f ‘J1* wlcked shall
Klley had Mis* Coplon read from she saw a. man clad In a whit*
n i l , and thsv shall not »„c*pr.year-old
Walter a Eaton, nl» throat
Pl,n ly of rotted I1L—
vegetation added
ly turned, the problem of m-ognizlng a Communist govern ing,
Job 11)80^
< *
......
fnl> u r n v m a t i n
.^1 I ..
the report of the itoynl Cunudiuu robe enter a ' house somewhere
for
worms do not tike plain t-tl.
Florida
Tit*
evidence
U
complete
enough
»|*»)i>-.l,
In
a
downtown
storage
nearby about an hour after the
ment in China will soon arise. However distasteful the pro- that thar* Is no place In this day Slid equipment lot.
sand, espsclaly these California Commlaalon which Inveatigatmi burning.
Soviet spying in Cana<ia.
With all ilieic Communiii spy iiiem may be to many Americans, It is one which hard fjtcts and age for totalitarian dlscatorworms,
Mr,
Muule
pointed
out.
Evidently the Killer's wsapo
Evide
The report outlined the type of
trials going
Boing on
on at me
the same
rams lime will require us to face.
Other care of the worms In Information
ships, no m atter what Ideological was a broken bear bottla, pollca
Russia
reportedly
R O L U S D L d r a m ---------SMI tec
CORDO* ORA.V
I m l w m Maeaacr
jc s s ix ir r io s m ath s
"
irrtoc ........................ ..... a ,aa
■atb
................... _ *
211ft
jT2a*
_______________ i—
it is hard to find rount in thie new*.
paper* for anything die.
Counterfeiting Booms
Whsl tomr people will do for
file won’t stand for such regimen- said.
banner they fly. The rank and
Dr. Charles E. Black, patholotatlan Indefinitely—especially dic fat, said that Walter, a constructatorship* imposed by foreign ion worker'* son, had been crim
nations
inally attacked "while he was
that Moscow either dead or dying."
. perhaps at
f’nlice said the hoy evidently
J i v i n hut
g difficult.**,
certainly among the had wandered away from an older
; „satellites,
telll
The outstanding case, sister. Emily, 11, whan they ware
course, Is that of the Premier returning home from a visit to a
HaHwn state „f Yugoslavia which, relative last night.
£ h«lersh p nf h«d-l«.lleJ
Walter waa slain hartly a block
^t^MoJow. from his home In the downtown
However, there is dlisonslon In arcs. Voiunter searchers found his
other satellite*, and purges hav* body shortly after midnight.
l*eoii reported recently.
Aa might be expected, tome 1 NEWARK, N. J., June 84—(/P)
of the worst clashes revolve about —A young mother, despondent
tho Communist attack un religion. since th* birth of her baby, was
Fresh trouble was reported yes- ! found In a hysterical condition
lerday by a Vatican source In , yesterday with her father lying
Home. It was stated that tw o , dead from 61 hatchet wounds.
leading bishop* of the outlawed
Assistant Essex County Pros
Uniate Church In Romani* (the i ecutor Edward Gaulkin said the
Unlate Church is a branch of lh* 1girl, 2.1-year-old Mrs. Marie Jean
Roman Cutliolic faith) have hcen ItrinhauNer, "will definitely ha
«* *» lt1*,r‘“r“ & t-«mmunl*u of. charged with m urdtr."
publicity i. iliown by the ,iUnt of
* The age-old business of counterfeiting U. S. money, once
Mrs. Julia St. t'|*if w|lo barefooted « ‘lomestlc problem, has become international aim* the war s
i. rolling her .on l 5 £ m . end, sUtes Frederic Sondern. Jr., in the Reader's D gest for
wheelbarrow from Jacksonville to July. The dollar is the favorite security abroad; European
Detroit, f,'.
....tmalmraHmon
Dstroil.
It'* *. wonderful
idea. Wesnd refugees, willing to pay premium prices for of cm
gel. jot* of new. on th! “dr greenbacks in the black market, are perfect turgetn for
hope ther k
new. on the
u | fake. money me„. One big counterfeiting gang
front pageg
—
whose trail led U. S. Secret Service agents through the unOur wandering rc;>ortcr reveal* tlurworlds of Pnrls and Marsulllus, had two million dollars In
w 1 0 ,»nS*,C‘|y. Mount Dora and hlKh-ttratiu Amurlcan courtturfults when finally apprehumlutl.
Domestic counterfulturs, too, have gonu back Into busiPlantation Ktlalr* are growing a*
fait nr farter than Sanford il*elf rioss in u big way, says Soudern's article, condensed from
and that ihnr outlying rornmunilie* The American Mercury. In
the Secret Service seized
which are boailing s* many a* 60 more than three million dollars In counterfeit bllla — the
new houir* buill in each during largest haul of recent times.
ihe pail two year* may yet mpply
In Now York uml.......engo
Chlciiuo — utrudUlonnl U. 8. heiuiqmirSanford with a trading area tera of thu bogus monuy-nutkers—uru
mixers— n undorworld HymlicntuH
that will make thi* city a tubilan- which will supply a "reputable" counterfeiter with paper,
tial and proiperou* rhopping center. ink and presses, and furnish outlets for his product, on n
percentage basis. The syndicate pays the counterfeiter *7
Erich Johnilon, prriident of the
to 915 for 9100 of average-grade fttku hills, and charges its iiiijianc, t!» ihe l'»!w ‘r' “k h* r
Motion Picture Aixrcialion of "dealerg"
twq or threw timtm a« much, Thi* neater* in lurn
Meantime in Ciechoslovskia
America, propose* ihnt privstr Am
Catholic Arhblshop Jimef Horan
erican iniurance cumpaniei take make a profit from tho "poMXurH,"
is flghtlnx attempt* of the na
Countorfoitora are uaually trackoil down only after pa tion's
the lead in drvrloping tome kind
Communist roxlm* to get
tient
and
urduoua
aleutldiiK
l»y
Sccrot
Sorvlco
mon
who
work
control of tho church. Tho |M)*ltlon
of private aocial iccurily plan.
Private iccurily in tome form within th« counterfeiting gang Itxiilf. Thene HKonta munt I there la tense, with public feel
ing running high. Hccretary Achwould he s good hedge again*! the know underworld talk and criminal imyclmlogy, and ho aide eson
declareil yesletday that Com
to
uHaumu
any
role
"from
embezzling
hank
clerk
to
murder*
growing insecurity of federal old
“ Ueapltu
IJeapltu the
th e hazarda
haasarda of
o f the
th u nrofeaalon,
iiro feaalon, i muiilst-run Ctochoslovukiu is wag
oua
loiitfahoreman".
Iiik a campaign against rrlsglou*
age pemioni.
no Secret Service man haa been killed in line of duty In the freedom which vinlMto* "th* dafancies of civilisation."
President Truman ha* ligned a paat 25 yearn, Houdern notea.
biii providing each congtetsmsn
Counterfeiter* have tried every method of Imitating the Hlmllar situation* exist In PoBulgaria ami Hungary amt
with an additional 93,000 a year work of the U. S. Hum m of Printing and Kngruving without IntHl,
from far off northern Korea cornea
lor clerk hire snd $500 for tele auccuaa. the author naya. Our currency paper in made accord wont of wldesprsxd strife begraph-menage*. The total cost of ing tft a aCcret feemuia by a mill whoae product haa never tween the Catholic Church in d the
this additional esprnie of govern- Ijeon duplicated. Printing platea are comixadtetl of thu work commurtlh •ger#M lt«r‘
An pointed out In previous col
msnl will Ite somewhere between of a dozen highly akilled apeclnllata, and only a few excep umn.
thl» refusal of rullglun to
one and two million dollar* a year. tional craflamun cun engrave correctly the |>ortrultu of the knuckle under may well prove to
Preaidenta.
Nevertheleaa
aome
counterfeit
notea
are
ao
It's a good thing we taxpayer* have
ho the greatest olutaclo which
cleverly made that they fool even experienced hunk tellera. UoUhovUm haa to overcome In
go! lot* of money,
To help wipe out counterfeiting, the urtlcle urgcn that ite effort* to Rovietiie the world.
B'iliih labor it beginning to uvoryone read the Treaaury Department’a booklet, "Know It U u cardinal tenet of utheUtir
find that Sncialiim i* not all it Your Money," obtainable at uny bank, and examine bllla Com muni on that religion I* the
ilupu of the iiiiiMo* und imiet lie
is cracked up to he. "II it dosin't carefully.
destroyed. Hut that’* cailor de
__
________
give u* a higher ilandard of living,
what good is it", says a Labor
leader. Hie antwer 'it that the
American system of free enter
prise has produced the highest
standard of living in the history
of the world, and will continue lo
do so as lung as it is preserved.
The only lime the Communists
would advocate force and violence
in America, says Gilbert Green,
lUinoit Communist, would be in
case America became the victim
of a Fascist dictator. However, ihe
Communist definition of a Fascist
U to broad that it would b* dan
gerous to accept that statement at
It* face value. They used to call
Rooievrlt a Fascist.
/
Tha politicians are trying lo
stampede the people into permitting
a Stale sales tax by threatening
tbeas with dosing their schools,
abolishing Slate Wslfare, and dltcontinuing road building. Tha im
portant thing to remember is that
no uses have been cut, that all
.departments of (he Stale govern*.
Msflt should receive exactly as
much money during the nasi two
years at thiy hive during the port
two, If Caldwell could do it, why
«88’t W«Mn>
The curtcnl crop ol banana mi
amaasting from TalUHassao » »
m o ltin g attcmpl lo hoodwmn lh*
I. Into saddling ihsmsclvs.
■n even heavier burden «< laa*
a
•Horn The propaganda •bout lha
aeceesrty of cutting various (japatt*
Mauls of fovsnunrat by 25 pat-
Expense Unlimited
Tampa TrUMM
It would appear, from records
disclosed by our Tallahassee
correspondent, that ( J o v e r n o r
Warren would do well to apply
hi* frugality, frontier or other
wise, to the expense accounts of
the State Racing Commission.
Our Jim Powell discovers thxt
two members of the commission,
Kslph Crum snd Secretary Sev
ille, have been enjoying the "tops"
In nigh living at the expenH of
the state.
Seville drew mure than fllOO
from tha itata In one month and
lour day*—1400 of it salary ami
the balance expenses. He spent
I BOA In that period for hotel
roums and meat*, f 19ft for tran s
portation and f i t for taal* and
tvlsphons, Crum drew 16011 for
room and mtals. mileage and In-
Machine
To Burn
Rond Di1
s
INDIANAPOLIS, June 24-</P>
—A charge of assault and battery
with Intent to kill wa* filled tod>|
against a 10-year-old British War
bride who told police she shot
her husband because of his threats.
, Detective Sgta. Fred Whlsler
ami Lee Hindman amid Mrs. Pamela
Hurt told them she awakened her
husband, Robert Turt, 81, in their
home her* yesterday morning and
shot him with a recover with which
he had threatened to shoot bar.
> Hurl waa shot in tb* neck. Ha is
In general hospital in critical
condition. He la partially paraly-
A note covertly droped from art
automobile led today to tha Inveatlgatlon of a paroled murderer and
a fugitive convict on poaaible kid
nap chargea.
State police and local southwest
Virginia authoritle* snagged the
armed pair after a rhaae [art night
through thla hilly cual mining
creed than done.
country. A threat of renlatnnce
There are mighty few people dliaolved aa heavily armed police
out of the world’* population of ringed the car that waa overtaken
more than twu and a quarter bil near Norton, Va.
lion who don't believe In a gud
of *omi kind. They will fight for
that liellef when they might nut
fight for anything elie.
<Ca*tlaa*4 r u m ra se o»«>
That being the case why la It
that Communlam peralata In thU to women on filing prattles.
Certificates wfrs awarded to
anti-religion campaign? Surely the
Red leader* know a* wall aa any the following i Howard Kagan,
body alia that the elimination of Archie Cole, Cordon Custavaon,
John Grantham, LaPayetU Jatt,
religion I* a hopeleia objective.
The anawer la that tha doctrine* William P, Jatt, William Lane,
of the major religions controvert Jack Standlfer, Carl Bumleri
w hat
totalitarian
BoUbeviam George Swann, Alfred Oglesby,
tlanda for, Therefore the World Ctara Bates, Mary Mshaffey.
can't lie Communiaed ao long aa
II clinga to religion. Thua the Copeland. Anita Jimlnes, Hasel
drive to apread athalam moat Ctah, Shlrlfy Bmllh, Janies Sup^ . 'J^njfclW rs, Nancy Pitta,
continue.
to New York lait month, occupy
ing fill a day hotel room* and
getting the beat In food and uthar
aervlre*.
Of couth, the*e itata employe*
were strictly within their right*,
because the rommiailun and Its
hlrad man are alngularly fortunate
in having no limit on the amount
of public money they can spend
In the gulaa uf espeniea. All
other ita ta employe* are restrict
ed to 17.60 a day In th i state,
tlO out of the state, but, by some
quirk of legislative favoritism, the
Racing CommUalon I* caemptad
from any auch reasonable regu-.
lotion. Member* and employ*!
can spend a* much a* they please
Editor, The Hsrald
—and evidently, at lea«t two of
Sanford, hie.
them are taking the fullest ad
Thla Is to let you know that
vantage of tho exceptional prlv* ! have
arrived safely a t my new
aeiignment at last. I am Well, Id
the best of health and trusting
County Commission Chairman H. this will find all of you the came.
B. Pop# and Harold Gray, County
1 left Rome, N, Y., May 8, for
road superintendent.
Kilmer, N. J. where I took a ’boat
Observer* at the demonstration May 17 for BrsmsrhaWis, OarIncluded R. E. Wltherall, district many and arrived May 89, I took
conservationist! H. C. Smith. BOB a train to Erdlng, stoi ►
Ptrig,, in
drainage engineer! Ben Field, Or- Hannover to locate my brother
land?| Mr. tTrsy and Mr. Totwkton, Charlee, and following an 11 dfb
atop In Marberg, arrived In Krdinn on Juite 8.
I Ilk* It pll ao far, tha m m , of
ficers, work food, etc. The waatkaa
la aulta cool for thla Unto of yam
WUbur
Keeling,
automabUa and wa a r t getting quite a bit a t
mechanic of Holler Motor Sale* rnin. A coat fsela good meat of
tha Urns,
Wa do no KP or laundry. That
la aU dona by the German alvillug
G w rd duly , Is . once #vary \ S
waaka, there la no w e r ty , ta d had
Sanford Forum
Auto Course Taken
By Wilbur Nesting
i. Btunyt H, M .Iatyre
Af
r i u p p l y 8qdn. 7810 Bupflg
NO. 807 care PM, NYC, NY.
Vocational School
Carina# MngleUry, Dolor** MlcMHca' and Jean Stapler. >
Subjects for -which certificates
were given Included typing, short
hand, mimeographing, boukkeeph jti’ rfrtmr- mirtlnis, commercial
ftljn# and-offI h practice.
cludes frequent watering uf the wanted to have leganliog possible
k“ " ■■ U»y »»• "»!>• G K S w m n ,S “T S n i r r w .
National Guard
|('nallBa*e r r * a Page Oae)
ing films were shown.
Copt. V. Robert*, who will be
plant, organic and animal m atter, ptudes
and tha type raised by Mr, Moule
Miss' Coplon shouted that she In charge of Inoculations at tha
ramp, gave some mor* shots in
grow to a length of th—
—■
.hre# -to -four
' resented "this implication."
Inche* at maturity. Worm* have
Throughout the grilling, the de- preparation for the summer camp.
Lieut. Kader announced that
moro than 100 segments, each seg fendeol kept Insisting tliut (he
ment carrying four pair of brist three biographies
were char any person interested in gating
*K"
les which enable them to move aeler ‘sketches
she I n t r ii d o d i Into the National Guard, who is
backward or forward.
to
use, without names, In In the 18 to 85 year age group
An acre of fertile ground m ay' a Itook she says she was writing and in good health, could contact
contain many thousands of worms, at the time of her arrest.
him or Sgt. T. V. Brown. Th*
ha pointed out. Constant tunneling
Kelley commented timi each of latter can be reached at Pope’s
by Worms, ho said, aereates the, the three ([itches mentioned "Com- Filling illation. Recruits ars also
soil, pulverises minerals deep In. imuiists or Communism."
invited to attend Thursday avtn" I t ; ing meeting* of the company.
the earth and makes them morel "Yes," Miss Cnplmi ngiued.
_
easily absorbed by growing plants,! was of interest to me in connection
Although no meeting will be hsld
thereby preventing the soil from with the bunk I whs writing."
next Thursdxy night, memberi of
Mis* Coplon bn* IcMlfied that the company may receive pay If
becoming exhausted or impovrlsh
sbe completed thine chapters uf they go the Armory then, said
•d.
the honk before her arre*t with Lieut, Kader.
Vulcruine A. (Juhltchev, a Russian '
engineer, in Now York Mar, 4.
j
But she said idle di‘*truveil tlm
( ( ’•aliases Pram f a i r llael
manuscript rattier llpiu have it'
10Ifl--and with a five-year aver fall into tlm bund* of thu Fill and
t r * B i t s p a r a * Paaa Oaae
age of 1,040.
hers asked President Bradley to
subject her to "more scorn,"
The total number of rase* anil
Kt'lb'y hruglil up tlm hunk near tell thq Orlando organisation
the more mwlerate recent rntu of the start of luduy'* court session that they did not consider it
cllrnli suggest that, if the rate —the seventh duy Mix* Coplon has "tlmir business", as Rep Brailsy
Is rnintnlned, ItUti will top )U4H's \jcen on tile witness stand— und Odham put it, to assist Orlnndu'a
total of 27,068 rases and will fall uskl'd if she bml chosen a title iirocct It securing a Cocoa-to-Or'undo highway.
somewhere short of the IUDI total for It.
"When wu ikcelved the Invitiuf HU.OOO.
Hho said she hadn't chosen a def
Most of the 1010 rases caused inite title bill that she intended t m. wo In! not renlixo that ita
paralysis. Fewer than half did so In use Hiiinelhlng like "Govern n-enplane* me.mt that we »*»jld
support tha highway proocc But
in 1048. In Virginia, 72 per cent of ment Girl."
Kelley linked hdr about another evidently that Is exactly what II
all 1048 rases were Mon-paralytic.
means," Mr. Odham stated.
The Health Hervlre said the paper found In her purse which
highest rale fur each 100.UUO of said: "I have been unable (and
population last year was I42.B, duii’t think I will) get the tup
In Bouth Dakota. Next wax 67.4 secret FBI irim rl which I dein North Carolina, which had xciiUal In Mlrluirl on Hovlet and
Optometrist
a serious outbreak under way last Communist IntulliKunco activities
In tlm U. 8."
1
June, ahd 67.7 In California.
"Who Is Michael T" Kelley asked. US'M.gnoKq At*. Phase 111
A stste-liy.state breakdown ' •"Mlvharl'wns
w character iuuny,
so far this year shows 00 cases book."
..*< ,; j
In Florida compared with 4U last
"Whern due* lie live ?’ Kelley
year.
„.™«
r t
Polio Inereane
Jaycee Meeting
Dr. Henry McLaulin
TALBOTTS
"I iuid him living in Washington." slm replied.
—DHIVE-IN—
Under Kelley's persistent ques
tioning, Miss t ’oplon ilexrribi'il Mi
<Continued From Pag* One)
Wall
Paper • Paiat
chael as a fictional character, a
vice and Classification Acts,"
young
professor
in
an
unnamed
The President referred to Ills
message of last Monday proposing Washington university.
a reorganisation plan to givo the
s \ N l O ld )
m M W i l l i Wl
postmaster general mure authority
by transferring to him thu func
f \ l»N n% I i \ i iii i r
tions of all subordinate officers
and agencies of the department.
This step was taken under the
bower given the President in a
bill which he signed Monday and
does not requlr# separate legisla
tion such as wa* proposed today.
However, it t* subject to veto by
either house of Congress within
60 days.
Thu President also asked today
that legislation nuw before Con
gress authorising th* poxtmaxter
general to establish a research
and development program be
passed promptly. These studies
would be to Improv* and Introduce
new equipment, methods, and pro
cedures In th« postal service.
The President said he is In
wholehearted agreement with, the
four principal objectives of the
Hoover Commission regarding1 the
postal asrVIc*. fh *
Post Office
1ST CENTRAL FLA. SHOWING
auditing procedures designed to
Improv* management's control at
the huslnsss.'
8. Flexibility of expenditures to
meet fluctuating demands for pos
tal service and varying conditions
of operation on n nationwide
scale.
B. Reasonable freedom from restruct! ve laws 'ahd regulations
governing contracts, purchaass,
and personnel practices.
4. A dm thlitntlve a u t h o r i t y
maturate with reaponsiMl'lty,
�a
■« afcfrr
i.Ai*.
m 4v
» » * mmmw • — «
i n ■- n u i f l f . ■'' * r ti
Tin HANFORDHERALD, SANFORDFLORIDA
)A T , JUNK 14, l * 4 t
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PAGE TMRF15
Three Entertain For
Popular Bride-elect
Social
Senator Saya Poverty Of Soul
Worse Then Economic Insecurity
A n d Personal Activities
Mrs. C. L. Powell, Mrs. W. Haw
kins Connelly and Mra. H. O.
TeJephewt 148 Llngle entertained with a garden
BY ROBERT A. KERR
party at the home of Mri. Powell
on Sanford Avenue Wednesday.
U. S Senator from Oklahoma
afternoon honoring Miss Mary
What doth il profit a parent if Ire am uoulale vast weallh-wield
Ann Whelchel whose wedding will i
f e a t power and exem -r mm II mllurme, vrt liver In ier a ion or
take place neat Tuesday.
I
dailgliter become an economic failure or a prodigal in iliararler>
Guests were met at the duor of,
PMIDAV
Mr. and Mr*. C. C. P rltst re the Powell home by Mrs. Hamilton i
Mr. and Mra. John Ivey enter
A dear friend of mine onie raid to me:: "I have guaranteed the
The Sanford Townsend Club tained at their home In Rose turned Tuesday from Anthony and Blsbee and presented with gard
security of every child i have forever. None of them ran ever ntlfer
trllj hold it* regular meeting In Court last night following the re- Ocala where they visited with re enias by Mis* Daphne Connelly
want or poverty." He war rm irre lie thought he hail achieved un
tJHP Tourist Center a t 8:00 P. M. searsal for tna wedding of Mlsa latives.
tiefore being ushered Into the ganl-1
bounded success llo thought no ♦ — — ---------------------------- ----will be enjoyed and re- Maryanns Bpringer to Stanley
3am*» w
Mrs. Eunice Denn has left for rn
stnrm could over damngo-nnr
ments will be served. The Rorkey which will be lolsmnlsM
frtwkment
Fiesta colored tables and chairs
danger threaten any child of his.
' •l *Bedy rheie Is a certain
public Is Invited to attend.
at 8:00 o'clock tonight in Holy Hartwell, Ga. where she will spend placed against a natural back
two months.
How foolish lie was! lie does ” H>'
^"•ess in the happy rearMONDAY
Cros* Episcopal Church.
ground of blooming hibiscus, crepe
not have a child aide to manage Ing of worth while youth Teach
Beardall Circle will meet at
The Ivey home was transformed
Mr. and Mre. W. A. Leavitt myrtle and colorful sinnlas form
what ha* l>een given to him Not I hem to know uml honor God.
II Chapel at 2:00 P. M.
Into a flower garden with white plan to laave this weekend for ed n lovely setting for the party.
a single one could earn Ids or hoi Show them the wav to salvation
Truth Beckers Claes of the gladioluses, pink crepe myrtle and wayeross, Ga. where they will Refreshment* were served from a
own
living. Each of (hr
four through a resurrected Christ.
First Methodist Church will meet fern used to emphasise a color make their future home.
; blight yellow and bronze nnd
This csti ho dope in the horn*
drinks to excess.-one Is a de
with Mrs. W. J. David. AID West theme of pink and green through
,
'flrsta ware held dainty green nmi
finite nb-ohnllr--nnnther Is on Ihe and the Sunday school. Every
West First Street at 3:00 P. M.
out.
Mrs. 8. D. Hlghleymsn has re- white- pin wheel and rlblmn sandchild Is proud to go in Sunday
verge of hrcnmliig one.
TUESDAY
The refreshment table was cov turned from Dallas, Tea. where | wlrhea, nuts, mint*, banana bread.
Today III Ills old age the parent, a 'lin'd If llie pmcilt takes him.
, Tbs Pilot Club will hold Its bus- ered with a white linen cloth and she spent seven weeks. Sha travel- cinnamon pin wheel* and other
humiliated nnd shamed, know* that
Every child is -sger to lesrn of
nsss meeting in the Tourlet Cen- decorated with the pink and whit* ed by plane there and back.
home made cookies and rakea.
he Is not a since**- lint a failure the power nnd glory sml grace of
at 8:00 P. M. to be preceded flowers and silver appointments.
II*
It*
,
a J K.IU nf I Coca Cola* were served by Mlse
Today lie would do differently bis parents' God
the board meeting at 7:80 P. M. Pels pink candles burned in silver
t«! 8 h lrl,» Hn,llh • n'1 Ml,» Hllon
Now he would teach them I" know
|f properly taught, our children
candelabra and punch was served £F s i LnrZ, .u « » r ^
M n W f r i Baker. A half dosen wooden salad
nnd honor Cod iristeiul of creating will learn to breathe with rrverfrom a lovely cut glass punch
of Mr,# Wl C> bowl, were presented to Mlaa
Dust funds. If he had another ener the name of their "Peltier'*
bowl by Mrs. George A, Speer D*Couf,*lr- ______
I Whelchel a* a gift from the hoatchance, lie would show I linn the Gm|,"
Jr., Mis. Ivey was assisted In senr
Mr.
and
Mre.
Vernon
Priest
have
•»**»■
truths*of the ttHl'de iandn encourage
.
i . to
,
Ing by Mrs. W. O. Fleming.
i
s.i
liM'it* im n«»l111fiHim#
iiuril
returned to their home In Anthony
The guest list Included: The
1Mi*111 to Wfiranift thrlr Snvioti ruth#
*
-i
Miss Springer and Mr. Rockcy after
Misses
Whelchel,
Daphne
Connelly,
visiting
with
Mr.
Priest's
er Ilian depend alone nil umlerinl ""V of "" ...... .........blblren. Thera
were presented a satin covered
Bach, Virginia Cullom of
wealth.
•» no finer thing that we ran do
horse shoe which held long whlta parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Priest. Audrey
Chattanogao, Tenn., Judy Hub
He now knows the anguish Ihe for them limn to take Ilieni to Bunsstln streamers with tiny hearts
Zark Brown of Hartwell, Ga. bard of Atlanta, Ga., Behct' Bil
wrenchrd old Isaac's heart and (hiy aelund and ..... .. them God's
Mlsa Mary Ann Whelchel today attached upon which each gueet and Clayton Brasilia uf Atlanta bao, Mary Ann Galloway, Lylllan
caused tiim to ct> out his n d 'c rv .i,,. ,
anounced plans for her wedding wrote a message to the bridal have returned to their respective Boyle, Jean 8ayer, Margaret
"When a man is lieirnved ' "f M* 'W ord Theieln Is our finest npi John Everett Pierce, Jr. of couple.
homee after vialtlng aa the guesta Dingfrlder, Nancy Jo Gonsales,
pmtunity riiriehy I* their greatMidien, he I* heicaved.* *
The guest list Included: Mlse of Mr. and Mra. J. P. Holticlaw Shirley Kick, Nancy Williams, To!
Daytona lleach.
There Is u sure way to avoid est liappliie** and Idesslng.
Springer
and
Mr.
Rockey,
Mr.
and
and
daughter,
Kay.
The wedding will take place
Livingston. Dllon Baker, Shirley Mi. and Mis. Unwind I'UIici <>f Ib-igcnficld. N .1 wlm*,. mini Inge
test Tucsilay at H:80 P. M. in the Mrs. John Melsch, Jr., Mrs. E. 8.
Smith and Betty Jo Hrock
wa* nil event uf June <> nl tin- bouie ul the Inulc' piniiii*. Mi nnd
In,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Wright,
Mr.
Miss
La
Verna
Thomas
of
Gsds'M r Alfoid were Mi. and Mr* W.
lrst Presbyterian Church with
Also, Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mrs. Mrs. Ilatry Cluytun Hd/cl. Iiiln I'mk Aveiuu Mi* Fi*lu>i I* lluh
Land,
David
Dyle,
Morris
Goldden, Als. who has been visiting C. V. While of Daytona Bearh, former Janet Mormu llc lid .
Ill Benton, Mr and Mrs .lark
r. E, D. Brownlee and Rev. A.
and Mrs. Harry Woodrutf, Mr. here and In St. Petersburg, has Mrs. J, E. Pierce of Daytona
, Ih'iilon, Sr , Mr. and Mr* E. O.
3. Mclnnis officiating.
ami Mra. 8ydney Chase, Mr. and returned home. She was accom- Beach, Mr*. Bruce Bolt, Mrs. M.
Keith, Mi nnd Mrs. E D Have*.
^ f u x k wilt be rendered by the Mrs.
Georgs
A.
Speer,
Jr.,
Mra.
hh
George Alford wa* honored ln*t Mr, and Mr* G W. Benton, Mr.
r f ^ n lit, Mrs. F. 8. Vemay org- Joe Melsch of Tampa, Mr*. Flem anted by her grandmother, Mrs. L. Reborn, Jr., Mrs. H. A. More
Mra. Della
Sunday with a cnuibinatiiin birth and M ta. *V. I.nuu,
inlit, and Claude Howard, uncle ing, Mrs. Miriam Rueeell, Mies I. 8. Messenger who will spend land, Jr., Mrs. Mason Wharton nr
day and Father's Day dlmtei by Hardy, Mi*- Myrtle Lee Hardy,
If the bride and Miss Jeanne Ends ley Melsch, Miss Gladys the summer with her son-in-law Orlando, Mrs. H. C. Whelchel,
“ *
«.
, Miss Eluisr Benton, Mis* Lucille
Mi*. Alford
philllps of Tallahassee, soloists. Wells, Miss Kathleen Babcock, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. H. A. Howard, Mrs. Hamilton
In a setting of benuty nnd
Thomas in Gadtden.
The diningroom hilile wa* rav Menton, Juiiioi llnidy. Jack Hen[ The matron of honor will tie MU*
Blsliee,
Mrs.
John
L.
Gnllnway,
dignity the wedding of Miss 'or over the mantel reflected n eled with a blue Iru-e cloth and ten. Jr., Gem go Menton. Mrenda
Joanne Williams, Miss Jane
Mr. W. R. Williams. Mrs. If. Roby Elizabeth Fite, daughter of Mr. ....... ..
Mrs. Herbert A. Moreland, Jr. Chapman,
m inngcmcNl of white
Father Lawson of DeBIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Knv Menton, Patti Keith. Patsy
|f Jacksonville and hridematda will Land. David
I.alng,
Mrs.
David
Thrasher,
Mrs.
Mrs. Kirby W. Kile Sr. h . gnrdenias mul gicelietv. The centered wllh a laigr birthday Ann
Dyle, Morris Gold
Menton. Ell/abelli
Kays
Mr. and Mra. Cacll J. Mixon j
"Aiford"’ am V 'M ra’' ’ Lynii and
cake.
A
celor
theme
of
pink
amt
to Mrs. C. P. Vehllo of Bethle- smith, Boh Crumley,
Waller Steele, son of Mr. nod
was iiiitcie.l with an arW ards Ruck announce the birth of a daughter, w hrb hel of Coral Gables
white wa* einpha-ized in ntliei Hayes, 11ni lie Mntle Menton, lien,
lent, Pa., sister of tho bridegroom, er, Arnold Harrington,
Mrs
L
Burke
Steele,
wn*
*o1eni
taitgenient
of
while
gnideulHH
Kay
Ivey,
the gue-t* •tie (lave*. Mi* Mford and llicir
Hlse Virginia Cullnni of Chatta- Sandy Wright, Sydo Chase, Tom Wanda Lrnnatta on June 21. Mrs. 1______________________________ nisrd last evening al 7:30 oVbick balanced bv two five-bianclied decoral lellH. Ariel
Mixon will be remembered as the
I'linili'liilirn wliitli Iti-lil kuniiiiK *ang. “ Happy Hlilhdnv" to llie daughter, Montile.
tooga, Tcnn., Miss Judy Hubbard my Sprsr end Wlckle Ellerbe.
Klist
Presbyterian
Church
former Harriet Childs of Like Mary. ___
_____
hiMi*t gue*t of honnl llie cake wa* eilt
if Atlanta, fia., Miss Sue Neely
‘v, A. G. Mclnnis official wliih* tiijM'iH flip
|»lint'll ji ifJi iii
ji tmr kgi mold of mid served.'
Franklin, Ky„ Miss Beatrice
ed id the double rinir ceremony.
Tbe*e enloyltig Ihe parly with
bee and Miss Audrey Bach.
A proKrnm of nre-nuptbil unit. palms nod uiagiodin leaves was
Ic wn* rendered by Mr*. George •lecorated with while gaidenins
Ring bearer will lie John Wheln rrm tK T K iH T
Touby which Inclmlcit "Poeine" mol frill and rrnlricd with a 1
ihel and best man will lie Fred
I F ft» MUfttlnul - Uluaxpi 4IMv4
by Fiblcb; "Kameimol Ct*troxv" llerei) wedding i like
Hard of Daytona Bench. Ushers
In
illvliling
irelpe*
so
a*
to
HOLLYWOOD, June 24~(/P>—
lltm ru 8 if, I R -mi
9 12
\flei
spending
some
lime make fewer poll mu* remember
will Include Jerk Rlrhcy of Tails- When David Niven and Sam a ll Charck Notleaa M a t be presented at TIm Nm M afflca an Hit by l{uhin*tein and Clulie drI.one
Attmfill" n4fratiill llrnwh
by Dellussy.
Stanley Hrumb-v ' V 1*1 Dieii «ue*t* Mi. mid Mi* I hat I licit' lire Hi ire leaapoi n* In
Vlifita# Jlift
tassee Wallace Sturgis, Jr., of Goldwln called off their contract day before pnbllcstMM.
aanc. "Because" ami during the S'l-cle left bn it wedding trip II tablespoon and foul tnblrapoon*
Heels, Hugh Whelchel, Jr., Howard this week, it marked the end of n
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *f
♦♦4.4 *
exchange of vnw* the strain* of Foi tiateling -In wmi> a white ill a ipiaitei nf u top It It I* rvei
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Whelchel and Michael Whelchel. profitable deal for the veteran
Llebcstraiim
were
softly
beaid.
Uaniplmi
*mt
wilb
Idink
and
Rev. II. Lyttleton /.Immerman.
in* essai v lo divide mi egg beat
CHURCH
*
producer.
Preceding
the benediction and " I " 11' «cce**tme* and the corsage the yolk and while ingelliei then
H. D„ Hector
Fay Holloway was honored on
The actor haa Iteeri under con Rev. A. G. Mrlnnls, B. R„ Pastor
while
the
couple
knell
before
I
lie
Guilt
liei
wedding
b.nit|iicl.
Upoll
N O W D |» K N
Stroud Sunday After Trinity
9:45 A. M. — Church School
ier third birthday with a party tend to Goldwyn for the past 18
altar Mr, llrtiinlav -nng "Tho 'hen lelimi lluv will te*lde at divide bv Kpnonfid*. a large egg
will iiieiinitie about foiu (able
8:00 A. M. Holy Communion.
ilvsn by her mother, Mrs. C. D. years, excluding a aix-ya
six-year war
y i00
~
Wnri,l|P
f/ird’s Prayer". The Irndiliiuial ""'I Elm Ate.... 11:00 A. M. Morning pruyer and wedding marches weie used.
Holloway at their home, 2628 Ban- service period. His deal still had ~
h y u Mr. Mclnnis
O V IK D O
Mut nf town
nm-.lt
iiicbided -pootl*
Pioneer
ford Avenue, Monday afternoon. a year to go when It wa. ended v v.ftrt / n• '*•
Tile rburrh Was lieaulifiilly de M'»- W P llaik.-t. Ml mnl Ml*
~ Plonr*r "n,» ™ m;l J1hoH.R|_ Re.v „ J;(,h'» *>•
S w i m m i n n (N m l
Wing D. D.. B U ^p of 8<.uth h lor- cnraled fur the wcttillng wllh N.-nl Mm ii ..id Georg- WineGames were enjoyed through- In a frleadly agreement. S o Yrmth Felhw .hlp
4ft V-iilr# nf A1111r
Nile gladioluses, pom pnm clicy- *'"ff of I'liailoMe. N. C , Ml
**•“ E v « ln g Worship-: Ida. will conduct Imth services,
ut the afternoon In the aide gar- friendly a* the parting that both . >l00
HR 11•*! *•’h |r* Wix
No service! during Ihe week.
I'lrnir Table* Availabla
aatilbemums,
tuberose*.
palm* ‘""I Ml* A tv Auli-n and soli*,
len. Balloons and Idowouta wsra shed tear* in Goldwyn'e office.
Bermrm by Mr. ■ u n n ja
!*'• I'nlMlUr MllNli'
lit I*mi ml Iv VVi* I(i«II
and fern White tnpci- binning Jimmy and Aitliui, Ji of 11tint
liven the children as favors. ReIt would eeem that Goldwyn
J ” ,t h* “ P™1"* ^ ° r,hl5}
13c
1
,
1 ,,,
U llll .lilt I
mi
\f
i*
1
Ii
t
m
|
i
k
|
rii.it.lt
In branched rnndclntun furnish <i*ville, N
Mi* Kate Mur
reshtnents consisting of Ice cream had more cauee for emotion. Prom
b* - t l rn
^ lRf c h *n^ , l
dii Mum (Mil I»«*(»#•
adults
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
.16r
ed
'be
only
Illumination
for
the
"*
ami
daiigbter,
Mi**
Kalbryn
I" (lull iJunifr (iNflRllR fli’hl
ad cake were served after which a aource close to both parties, I £h°
‘ I"* 1
**
Park A ttnua at Sixth Street
reremony. Tnl) baakrt* of whitn Mul i la of Windiingliiii, l» C ;
ID I'(jINMlllll Hnu
4
Qa little hemorre opened her many learned the money details of tbalr Saviour, Look on Ma.
F in n ; SWIMMING
W. P, Brooks, Jr,, Paster
ID
1* S *"Hh
gladloluse*
were
ptared
al
each
Mi.
and
Mi*
llermnir
Steele
ami
lilts. Mrs.-Holloway waa assisted association.
|
l>
•
M
i
IN
If
kuii
lt#mnutlt#r
Sunday
School
9:45
A.
M.
able
of
I
be
alter
and
family
pew*
Mi
and
Mi
Alton
Sleele
of
A
MISSIONARY
KVKKY WFIINFSIIAY
MhlnUilii II »•ml# avtimt
n serving by Mrs, J. B. Phillips,
Since Niven returned from the' * nRinTIAN
Morning Worship 11:0t> A. M.
urea marked with while natiit l.ekeliiiid and Mr and Mi*. J, G. i I d. SVtaN
ALLIANCE
Mrs. J. A. Riser, Mrs. W. H. war, Goldwyn has profited II,Training
Union
0:45
P.
M.
llciiidi’t
uf
(Ivledo,
f'blmn
and
white
libissum*.
•
id
H
i
M
H
*
iff
Woman's Clnb Building
Stamper end Miss Betty Jo Hollo- 300,000 for Ihe actor’s services on
Evening Woruhlp 8:00 I*. M.
The bride'* gnwu uf Ivory «nlGlann E. Smith, Psator
tvy r.
loanout* to other film makers.
The Vacation Bible School con In wa* faslibinis
with 11 Inrn
10:00 A. M. ..
Bible School
Those, enjoying the sfternoon Niven was loaned at I160.0Q0 for
bodice which Inittnliril down Dm
tinues through next week.
Mr. A. Wleholdt, Supt.
with Fsy were Carol and Bhery) 10 weeks, the normal time for
...... with self covered but Inna,
Welrome.
11:00 A. M.
Morning Worship
Btemper, Johnny and Brenda making a picture. One or two of
h aweetbearl necklin,. mnl buiir
The
pastor
will
rontlnua
his
Phillips. Jimmy McCrum, Bob and. the deals went over the 10-week
. „ , „ ,
tiyht fitting *leeve* eliding in
W .T .R .R .
FlltHT CHItlBTIAN CHURCH pnbtts "Vet the wrist* The full
Dickie Wllllnk, Michael W atkins,|period, calling for extra payment.
"" ,hp H dy SpDR.
I BOl Sanford Avenue
go(beied -kid or -Klin let mill,
Kaye Bryan, Carolyn Turner,I Goldwyn'e British deals were „ l:^l® * •
Alliance Young
nted iii 11 flowing I min
Her
J. Randall Farris, Minister
I n 3 U f\A N C E
L / r f nnd Maureen Moughton, I fabulous. Niven’s services in a People
7:45
P.
M.
Evening
8erv\\ *'Hti 4It 1itmlttti
*'A Praying Church" will be the fingertip length veil of bridnl
■ d y Harriett, Mary Helen W nsh-| Korda film ran overtime, calling
I'll
r
.
.
a
•
1
I'M
U
■
morning Harmon subject the Min- illusion trimmed with milin cmdburn, Pat
Halloway, Shlriay for a payment of over *400,000, Ice.
\ •'It N
The Evening Service la an In- l*lei will use at the First ChrUt- leg wn* rauglit to n eurnuel of
Crawford, Susan Dekle, Pal Ra- 'A nother deal gives Goldwyn re
|t.t| 1*. M. Mira
■•range Idtissnms. She enrried n
1' |*411,«i MhmIc
dun.- Jill Won), Ethel Lm , Sharon leasing rights In this pnrt ol the formal meeting of song and Gospel jBn church Sunday Morning.
*
.
1
*
Vh-i
1VIit lift nil
‘Three Men In One" will be the bridal biniquet of while nisea ■ i \|>•MttilH
ind Jimmy Riser, Keith and Kathy world of ■ scarlet plmpertul *• Message.
n"d tuberose* centered with n I till \ f tV* HI MhrIh
All are welcoma.
evening sermon tnplc.
Westfall) Betty Odham, Marty quel,
lite r 's Grill will rlttsp fur llte wiininirr,
|ini pie tlirnnled urrbid and her '• I . 11>t •••'ll A Hiptw
Hudson, Busan Haynes, Billy
___
The Church school will meet at only
Meanwhile, Niven waa paid hla
Jewelry was n strand id ’I .in I’" IHi 1)11 \ltl-l ••
Sittulm
ttipltl .1nix Hrd
THE
CHURCH
OP
GOD
Bl4f)
A.
M.
under
the
direction
of
Stamper, Douglas and Pat Slan- usual weekly salary of |3,000.
pearls. The wedding gown n a* '« I • 1*ee|a«||at« ’ll Il'Rll'f
Ue'll Hnnciiirne re (ipenini: dafo.
itrom.
Mur i ft
Ml’iw
Which la no small potatoes, but
..
? « J ' At#" V . .
Suparlntandenl William Young. llo- one that was worn by Mr* |ii ntt •‘M
Rav. JoaiC. Crews, Minister.
| Tb* Youth Fellowship will meet William Pettigrew In her own I I III* t l.ll.ll t It M» I iwutl
Also attending were: Mrs. J , E. a minor part of what hit talent*
VKHNK nnd GIIACE DYER
t I In Il r.'i iii Hut I#iv 11'Dt|i "i
Sunday School at 0:45 A. M. Bt 7:fio |>, m .
Stamper, Mra. J. B. Phillips, Mrs. ware earning.
wedding and tile veil was Hint of It 4% \NIHiUtf v 11Itlid
Ctasaea for all age*.
A cordial welcome la extended Mr*. Lee Draper. the former I till M* wm
Without confirming or denying
Pastoral Service at 11:00 A. M. (n ,u
II I I Mill 4‘hilt
llolores Lee.
these details, Niven aseuree the
I mi
Nitri# Mtllidi
All mambera are urged to be
Mlsa 6tary Helen Kite attended 1 lift fl.ii
parting waa friendly.
Hill Oil lit*1 Nml Id ii
"rawfor. Mrs. Douglas flten“111 be happy to work fa r Sam present at this service, Subject, F1RHT CHURCH OF CHRIST. lu-i sister as maid of lionur anil | DD V|Hair |,411ff If I'll u*'Mm
bildeamnid* were
Mrs. ('. f . I 1"D I »ii* TDMtlllllt* ,jl •• ^***
SCIENTIST
j. M. R. Dekls, Mrs. anytime he wanta m e/' ha aaid on *A Well Rallance Church.
FI..* Ifill iMollDMn
Evangallstlc Service at 7:46 P.
llendersnn, Mrs. Hlnkc Sawyers. r..*•D
>un, Mra. J . A. Riser, the aet of "A Kiaa For Corliaa,"
Bast Second Street
-ID Till, ft -in llrlKhl 44|,it»
M.
Massage
by
the
Rev,
W.
R.
sl*tcr
of
the
bridegroom,
Ml*
.
I
Min*. Kl *•Ml llut i*
Mrs, W. H. Btcmper, Mrs. Martin Hla last loanout, *'! (give Ram."
Sunday School 9:46 A. M.
«i DD N'imv i
....
llulbon, Mra. M. T. Haynes, Mra.
Morning Service 11:00 A. M. t .nurclle Dull on nnd Mins Ka
Newa Notea . . . Fred llaaM ur- Porter, who will continue the Rev
iti nfi Mlinli’
ival
all
next
week
aarvlcaa
each
•
Invat
Morris
of
Washington,
l>.
Brailey Odham and Miss Betty Jo ray aaya ha's playing hla 5Uth
Subject: T,Chlrstlan Science".
« r. Tul hill* HuDie*
r.
h ■'I
HoUdway.________________
d111« f*4iriiti>
acreen role in "Borerline." Hla evening a t 7:45 P. M. Good Muilc,
Wednesday Service giOO P. M.
Miss
Kite’s
gown
was
fnahlnticd
Good
singing
and
old
time
gospel
r. Ill'll ft V 11fluff flirt d |"f t <
flrat waa "Tha Gilded Lily’’ ,
Reading Room 8:00 P. M. tn 6:00 of orchid color tnffrta and fea- *« on
In if Mum on ii fMimkI
preaching,
Altar
aervlce
will
be
Producer Harry 8herman has
P. M. Tuesdays and Fridays.
' 1.1rd * sweetheart neckline. .Sin. | |i HiiImIuv Ki'hiiul l.matu-iM
great Idaa to put Spike Jones in given after each message fey those
All are welcome to attend our wme taffeta gnlvea and a *linrB T .in It 1|>f. Tff IID f I I4| %|I I
who
are
seeking
the
Lora.
All
If. It *‘Vtin4KB lljc I’M! Id
e western. Spike hee the gnnflrs
••prices and to use our Reading veil of matrhlng net waa raught 71 D
ll Vrti 4#«•v 11rill
Chrletlans are requested to pray Room.
for t t . . .
to n coronnl nf yellow flowet* h ID Mi *1 Hi# tinnrf
for this revival.
arl ar 0 |try
Nice
to
aae
Polly
Moran
acting
edged wllh a tiny ruffla of llio *1 ID iM
Carolyn Hubbard was
In ut r|u a v I In ml wpiffn rt
The Church string band will
again In "Adam's Rib." She haa
Laurel Avenue M Nlath Street
net
Her
bouquet
waa
fnahlolied
n
rVon.
V»M», Von ntirl V'Mi
been retired In Laguna Beach. furnish tha music, and the public
Rev. S. L. Whatley, Pastor
of yellow ropes tied with yellow I d dii H|mil« Kltill nf lilt
Is Invited to attend.
I
d
it,1
*
I’npiii.i
r MurId
»n*ln
ribbon.
Remember
her
fine
comedian
with
Sunday School .... 9:45 A. M.
bilk a surprlae birthday party at
If. 4 *011111- ‘D* r n f * m it n r
Tb* brfdeamalda wore gown* in
Ctaaaaa for all Age*
|hefr home, IIS Holly Avenue. In Marie Dreamier? . . . friends a rt SEVENTH OAV ADVRNT1BT
n .in riiiMwi* ill HitiiYDtilra
I Dll ,\’ toH
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. made exactly like that of llie ...................
ration of Carolyn’* fifteenth wondering if the Lutcite BallCHURCH
Deal Am aa remarriage la the flrat
Sermon by Brother Howard mu Id nf honor In ai|uamarlne taf- 11 m Tninuide Tim*
day.
Harentb
Btrast
a
ad
Elia
Arenas
ft
la.
They
wore
matrhlng
veils
[J-Jj*
M11'" '* '" tlmulaavoin
Crltaey
n e t were enjoyed throughout ■tan toward adopting § child. . , .
Bsbbsth School 9i80 \ , M. and
nnd
carried
laiunuota
of
pink
Ea
B
u
r
y
body's
trav
eling..
.
.
Edgar
B.
T.
U...................
7:00
P.
M.
ite r noon and prlaea awarded
church eereka, 11:00 A.
Batter Itced and Marguerite dnlalea
Unions for all ages
lisa Miriam Moya fa t tbs Bergen end wife leave Bundey for urday.
tied with pink satin ribbon.
MINI) XT
a
three-week
vacation
In
franca
Evening
Worship
8:00
P.
M.
iln« game, Mias Barbara
For hla beat man Mr. Rteete a imi Huitilnv Mti.li'sla
Prayer meeting TtSO P. M.
end Italy, hla laet fling before
This
Sunday
will
be
obeerved
a*
7
nn
l*f.|.iil
n
r
tlualn
choae
hla
cousin,
Mcnny
Austin
going ta work on Me fall alr-vidao Wednesday.
Youth Doj* In our Church and our nnd ushers were hla brother-in- 7 It iiriimi lli>verli>*
7:1(1
f
.1-1
Itefrato
•hews . , . Parley O n a g e r vaca
Young People will have full charge law. Blake Sawyers,
Malcolm 7 4k Vocal H n rm onlt .r*
CHURCH o r NAIARXNB
tioning In Max lea before starting
of our Bervkaa. Tho Sunday MacNettl, Kirby Fite. Jr., brother • urn llrinih f ii hi with Htar
111 Mania Aranee
"Beloved Over All," described as
School period will have Young nf the bride, and Rill Meriwether » in llawallm i Grhoa*
Sunday BehooJ
1:48 A. M.
. It l'o|iotm II lisle
hla flrat really grewn-ep role . . .
For her daughter’s wedding *[011
Knuit I'nae Itrsm a
Morning
Worship
I0t4l
A.
M.
Paulette Ooddard and Evelyn
Mra.
Kite
wore
a
grown
of
pale
.1
If, .Ii i i i k I.' ,llm
The Book of Revelation will b*
Keyes, both rm entty devoid of
Vi Jll Hnndiiy
Mnr nine
geatlitil*
blue
crepe
with
which
she
wora
00 Pii|iiilm Miiale
their hue bands, plan to take a quoted.
praaahlng both morning a
•ven pink acreaauriea nnd a double HU
to:
It
tip-lull..
Im'orimrateit
Junior Beeletjr,
S ill P. M. lug. Tho Training Union will
Ih> iii ebiil roraaga.
M> .In ll.i-i.nl Hlnoers
N. Y. P. 8.
7(00 P. M. conducted by young people, also.
Mia. Hteele, mother
tho II nn Met jioill-l I Tillich
cli
a gray and ll.oo Hlrlnu ttri'lieslrn
Tho bus • will make (ta usual liridegnMim choaa
Ifilt
PopIlTar Musln
trig to Laka Mary both morning roae printed aheer nrreax with 1 li'i jo T h r u t.lstanllig Hlnaa
which
ahe
wore
matching
aci
nn
I'livacnil.'
nt Miialo
•ad evening.
and a corsage of" rosea. I 111 News
"Coma Thou With U r Apd We rea.orles
Immediately after the c*re- I It Pnliidnr Musln
Mstliies
nmoy a recaption waa held at tho ItIMI Hiinday
linen.i* A tills"*
Im m td la U ly fo llo w in g
home of tha bride's parents on 1 tt I'opillar
MRTHODUT CHURCH Celery Avanua. The entrance ! 5i«« l.iithersn.Music
Hour
L * M C tW llY , Psator
<Ts*el«»
hall and pnreh ware decorated J *'• Kumlllar
th « lllO O A.M. H arvlca
Popnlsr Musln
r> I . Btoyhaaeoe, Director with a profusion of gladioluses 7 '
finest K.lltor
liana Bdientiow
and magnolia leave*. The living t i l o T h e t i l " U riah ! Spot
A. M. Chnrab B a k ^
room was banked with palma, I IS T im e for 1/4 T im e
Ureal W ork*
tea for a ta ty age
gladioluses and other greenery, a i oo Newa
and tha stair rail waa entwined «iO0
ator. Moate
with mal4*n hair fern.
I *:1ft Safety Hhow
i J& ST & !
lag room a large mlra ran Naval A ir Hhow
P. M. Yentb Fellowship
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^ Party On Birthday
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Honored On Birthday
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Buildin(r First
Methodist Church
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j Gloria Ann Paces
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a c , ®,rd,
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Despite
Team
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cham.» *.l«»«
_______ ^ . H u n t r , HJMiiSL i i a
Championship*.
—GOLF—
TORONTO —E. J. (Dutch |
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Harrison of Little Rock, Ark.,
took a five-stroke lead In the Can—BASEBALL—
WICHITA, Kansas—Texas beat adlati Open Golf Tournament with
Wake Forest, 8-1, and Southern
California whipped Ht. Johns of
Brooklyn, 12*4, In the second round
of NCAA double elimination tour
nament.
Before you lake that
—TUN ^ |0
weekend trip, check
LONDON-Ted Schroeder, I'aneho Gontales, Frank Parker and
your motor, brakes,
Bob Falkenberg, the U. H.‘ topgas,
water, oil and
seeded favorites, advanced to the
round of It) in the Wimbledon
Automobile Insur
Sports In Brief
DAYTONA HKACH, June 24
“ I A S jta B A T S O rS K A
lc»Srl! i " n ' :S » ' ! i
(8peclal|— Glorious Gloria Ann,
Heavy hRlItig was In vogue lit ridden at tha moment, but there
Daytona's pinup greyhound for ‘^ .fcnJth Atlantic League last ,, no ^
toT t j ^ to worry about
the 1948 dog racing aeason, makes night, but not a single home run
winning new friends
her first 1949 appearance at thu was recorded.
Club officials can finish th* sea
Volusia County Kennel Club hi
Hot for revenge after three son with a plump bank balance
Daytona
Beach
tonight.
When
strulght losses to the league-lead
resting an second base
Sanford And G-Min inEarhardt
run* ahe'e poetry in motion, ing Columbus Cardinals, the merely by taking steps to retain
the eighth frame to cop the Gloria
startling early season support
and she always finishes with a Greenville .Spinner* unwrs
Are V ashed Out In trimmed the cellar dwelling l-tres- hard
given the teem In a city that
drive to the front. She thrill
burg Dodgers in a twin bill in ed thousands last year as she
has been without organised base
Gainesville T i lt ; tilt,
Ing of the Cards. Seven Cardinal ball for ala yean.
competed
In
numerous
special
two
The lowly Orlando Senator* and four dog races and was re errors helped the Spins along.
Pans Ballot Tonite i Orlando.
Th* Senators bowed into tha
Bob Klsenminger had warmed ■la-team
Orlando took the short garded aa tha track’s “First Intdy."
Class A Central League
i first gam* by a 1 to 0 count as Hhe Is a product of the famous up and wa* about ready to hurl —and hack into baseball—by a t
„ .
... „ u fsiwo** et«l *he j | tn Romeo twirled a two hit per*
for Columbus when he wa* no tracting 47,341 paid admissions
' AUSTIN, Tea., June 24 bPl—
Gainesville (1-Men are slated to forrnanee fur the Senators. l-eroy Randle Brothers kennel.
tified that hi* three-year-old child for
their first 14 norne dates. 1 Three men from the South uml |
Tonight
Gloria
makes
her
de
wus killed in an automobile wreck.
, « unl«P*l Ferk to*I jjroWnlng went the distance in ihe
Resides, eager fans knocked
'
I ** which| nightcap for the home club to but against a fast park of feature Klseiimingpr left Immediately for down two gales at the Municipal one from the Pacific coast moved j
Into semi-final* of the National
tim e the fans of Hanford amI Sum- ||mit the Dodgers to four lilts In runners, which includes Kniisns Ht. Louis,
{’readier, Humfuuter,
Mttrrlnr,
inole County wilt bo given the op. th„ 2 1n 0 decision.
The Huvuuuuh Indian* tdp|wd the baseball park th* night of Ihe Collegiate Tennis Tournament to
,
portunlty to vote for their fav
Hey Halgado pulled an iron-man Dim Record, Run Joe, Little lleuch- Tiger* uf Augusta, 7 to S. The opening game, and now many day,
without paying
8am Match, whose San Fruitorite player* to be memliers of stunt In DeLand for ibe i’ulotka le, and Double Take. Kansas Macon Peaches buttered Charles- gained
__ admission
... . .
cisco University has virtually
the Florida State League All- Asaleas to trim the Bed Hat* Preacher will lie striving for Ills ton's Rebel*. H to 2. And the T ar*'
Vt
I-ocwl attendance figures
fli
gain clinched the team championship,
Star team. The AII-HUra will mcek In Isoth end* of a two game affair. third win and la certain to provide of Jacksonville defeated th* Loladded
lustre
when
It
I
s
recalled
met Fred Kovaleskl of William and
the team leading the league at I'alatka clubbed nut a 2 to U vic tough competition. In four starts tintbis Reds, 4 and 1.
Thu Tribe came forth with 12 that Fort Wayr» In tha Central Mary In on* match. Herbert ( Hud-1
midnight June 27 on the home field tory In the opener and won the this big 70 pounder has figured
;V| 6Behrens
uf Rollins clashed
throe times In the money. Sure- safeties as they tok an curly lead League last year drew only 32,000 dy)
.
of that team as a July 4 attrac nightcap fl to 2.
nth Jock Tuero of Tulaiie In the
footer Is another speedy prodigy In the game with Augusta. The home fans for the entire season.
tion.
The Indiana city dropped from ; other,
which could subtract soma of the Tigers tied It up with two In the
luist night’s contest lietwcen thu^
All are seeded players but nyt
glory from Gloria Ann. In his fifth, but the Redskin* snapped the picture at th* end of th* 1948
Giants and the G’s was washed
last races he’s been going like * buck for ftvo tallies in tbs seventh campaign, the league's first, a n d . from the top. Both No. I Vic
out by a heavy rain after the game
house afire and out of *1« starts and eighth. The Tigers staged a Charleston became the replace Bellas of North Carolina and No.
hkd Itartcd. Hanford tallied n run
2 Herb Flam of UCLA have been
ha* scored one win ami three sec three-run ralley In the ninth, hut meal.
In the first Inning on elngles by I
onds, all In feature race*. I'rettv it wusn't enough. Al Burch was the
Thu Senator*, managed by Jo* eliminated.
Johnnie McManus and (MrsthnseDouble* .............
semi-final*
good for a pup not yet two years winner.
lleggs, got off to a good start by
— , ,are schedi
man Kd Barry and an Infield out.
old. Little Heachle Will he gallopNino hits und four Charleston winning flv* of thalr first sis , ul*d this afternoon with only one
The game was mined out in the
i Ing with the celebrity pack for errors gave the victory to the games, but they then ran I n t o ‘ ***dcd Uam--Match and Art I.nrrt.om tiA m m lraowr
bottom of the first frame. Joe Teas*
l*cnclies. They cminU'd si* run* trouldu. President Jack M tyers I »*n of San Franclsco-'len. Mutch
I. re t fin the first time tonight.
Hchults tossed the first inning for (Istnesvllle
14 14 •**7 • i The fifth race will be n futiirllv in ibe Idg sixth inning. Jim A tch- , is busy attempting to work out I «nd _ U rie l, , seeded third. Iiliiv
44 16
Iloarh
the Giants, while Myrll Hoag Daytons
S1
! sprint, while both the tu-vi-nth and ley set the Rebel* down mi five with the parent Cincinnati Red* Uhlck Harris and Jack Turpin of
IlM M .»?a
worked on the hill for the Uni ISNrOMII
Yrud risher and lm
11 tl .621 *14 tenth races are marathons. In Idngles ii ml did not Issue a single *ume means of steugthenlng th* •
Ht. Augustins
versity City aggregation.
16 14
I'alatka
m 2
*he latter such veteran long di*- free ticket. Ed (iyssen wa* ebarg- dub. Uvggs, a star relief hurl*r 1 Brink of Washington clash in
It Si i*i » , tatice runners will compete a* <i,| with the loss.
Dsluinil
• fur thu Reds’ world championship other match.
__ __________
14 41 *n» is
Fans attending the contest itl Ollatuln
Itulrt- Harbor, Hv Dora. Treko,
l» 4»
Jacksonville's Dean Crooks went club of 1940, wants mound and In- :
the Municipal Park tonight will l.fesimrtr
Resslts Veslerkar
Jenny pone anil M-rr H-omen.
I In- dlslaiicu fur the T u n and llm- field help, In particular.
i
also vote fur the most popular
(irlamto t-i, Lsssbura *-*.
t*t M*r» a/ta Mile
lied llm luat-pluce Red* to *1*
The last Cnarleston entry lit
selected for this honor wlli re
1'slatkn 2-1, DsLamt 0-2.
(|>, ffate llsllr llaMhlel
Ht. AuKitsllns 1, Day to on ll»*fh I
Drusm I'ollnn. Nnvsr Tret. Htis- hits. The Ttir* had a 2 to I lead dub of IU40, wants mound and
player In the league. The player
Hsnforn at nstnssvllls. pl><l. rain. ().. ||„ Wer. It I.. I.al>s). Ilncketssr- through lit* seventh. Buy Hurt- urganlu-d baseball, the 1942 Senacelve the second annual Hatliff
(tarns* Tsdar
>ins. port Hslct, T. B. Tr*» * At, ker burled eight innliiga for Lol- |„r(i w„n thw p«nnant In the old, m
trophy. Hanford's Huddv Lake won
TALLAHASSEE, May 12—(Al
Orlsnito nt Lsssbura. .
uiuliin., He
set the Tara up fur two (;i«
(,'!*<*
i# ¥ou ar* Mt fault in an autolie net
„ C Middle Atlantic League,
U ague, ' t#
(Islnesvlli* at.Hsntoril.
■sri Hare I ' l l Mile
The Giant* are scheduled to
1.
ii*** * * I .. I . « I .
(A fUli
as ug III
o . .-* ***.*. _ l *
..m
-----al _
I
H
t.
Aueuntln*
si
Daytona
llisrli.
I
Last
ftalf
D
aily
Doable)
in Hip eighth with * wild , Suspension of play In that c lr-, lnot>il« accident in Florida after
play hoit* to the Daytona Beach
Del,amt st Palalka
I’ravln * Darkle.
Hally lloaun.
Islander* her* tomorrow evening,
A M H H IC A * l.n a tll'fl
T r lc H y
Deal. Hammond.
Idark
w 1. Prl <1 Nsn. Huovlew, High Harbaree. sole marker cama In tha fifth| J ruction of tha park hare by fire ' Uatnage* and show ability to pay
and will travel to Daytona Beach Team
!» 11 ll»
York
IIVidflc Ooid
Sunday for a night ggmn with New
(nought on a' long diamond them for other accidents during
16 27 646 41
Philadelphia
Srd llaee H/IS Mile
drought.
Manager Sam Demina's combine, Detroit
tha nest 12 months.
14 17 667 6 | Frlskey. Iltll'a rin il, O O a Dream.
21 17 614 4* My Ituallc, Malice, My, Konla, Cast
r'lsvelMinl
the award last year.
The turnout here so far means
If you can’t show your re
It, stun
II 2( 611 l> Award, Ltg bl flnack.
that an average of 3,381 paying sponsibility, you will lose your
Meanwhile, th* Ht. Augustine 6V*ih Inaton
IS )> IK *1
Aik
Race Aria Mile
fan* hav* been un hand per play driver's license for a year.
16 IS .1*7 16
Hky Hliow. C hon Hllck-. .laile
Helnt* edged the Daytona Beach rtilraao
IS 42 16V 11 Jubilee llolllo* Hh I h O, M v Hiliiny,
ing dale, The opening night gath
Governor Waireii signed it new
Islets in a 2 to I rwitent In Ht. Ht. !<onl* Heaslte Tealerday
Calm Htiuama, Norma lloll
ering was Hated offlcally at 11,998. auto accident responsibility act
Augustine last night, iillowlng the
New Tork II, Detroit n
ftth flare K alu rlly
|
Seven
uf
the
13
other
crowd*
hav*
l'tillHilel|ilila It. I'h la iii 4.
containing those provisions into
Gainesville aggr-gnthni to back
Frla k v
Delia
Htrnlahl l > l « Ilnhloii 7, HI. Glut, n
Lady’s llni'i'v, Hnln'a J r a lr r . ,'orIII* today. It will not hot'otim of*
Into the first lilac* spot In tin*
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 241*>, lopped 3,000.
nevelaml 4, Wsaliloalon 2.
ilcne. Merchant Valor, Clean Hlale,
On the night uf May 20, some ftctlvu until noon July I.
loop standings. Hefora the contest
—Amateur Polly Rltey, a smil
NATIONAL liKAtU't:
Hit) floo
W |, I V , o n
last night, tlm Ps and the G's were T e a s ,
Slh Hare 11/1* (tile
ing five-foot Texan, stood in th" 3.862 paid to see • scries finale
The amount of fltiunclul re
llrooklyn
27 It <07
Alrock.
Annlvereary, linroel.te, way of three topflight plofeasiini- with league-leading Dayton, even sponsibility Isn't changed. You
tied for the loop lead.
HI. f,oi||a
IS I( ,snn
Roelifol |la< lielor, Doc |'|c, Curley
though the Senator! had lost their must b* able to pay $1,000 for
Manager Frank Piet of th* i.hiisitelhhla
IS I* .6(1
Hurley
llocket Chief. Nor thwra- nla lit their lilt! for the Women’s
26 21 .66*
Saints rapped a single wllh Will BohImii
damages, $6,000 for
leiti
- M i Western (>|N»n Golf title, here to three previous starts. That same pruperty
N^W Tufk
. ...
sn in ,6nr> *u
afternoon, the Reds drew 3,I6<1 deatli or injuiy to one person,
Hare llearh 1‘niirar
day.
rinclntmti
as (6 417 i t 2 Creaa. Trr,
Ilu br
Har bor. Halirtli. Ily
Polly brushed aside the ostia■Ily fans at Cincinnati fur a contest $10,000 for deHth or injury to
I'lltaburah
14 17 III II Dora, oil'a lllenn Cut Hhort, 6llaChics a"
II 1* .111 it
r k- against the New York Giants, then more than one,
Miicotupifruble Mrs. llahe Dtdrl
inker, Meanln*, Hurt
Hesall* Testerday
sib flare n/tn Mile
liar- lea,ling the Nations! League.
sou '/.nhnrlun in yesterday’s t|ut
A liability Itisuratiro policy for
llrooklyn
7.
Cincinnati
»
il'illani Dina, Kaa*r llaby, HocN O TICH T O A W C A *
Although they have th* smallest those amounts will do. Or yon cun
HI. Lnula to. New fork
Holler Dial,,n. Power Play, Kawey lerflnnl duel, 3 - I to win r semi population
T O : L I I C I L R H A M I L T O N I’ K B I t T
flnalon
II,
Clilrago
I
in
th*
league
to
draw
final Iwrih. Her opponent today
qualify under the law by a allow
Dee. HtvHa), I’addv. Ouren'e Hun.
M AN. c/u nf Llfty Hants. M
O f-J
IMb Itare n/l* Mile
wil| lie professional Hetty Jam e from, the opening day crowd won ing of persotiul worth of that
flee lion. Latins, lieorttln:
I Plillsdelphls », rllieburah I.
Dint
Heronl.
Ksnasa.
Preacher,
T I I I H IH T O O I V B T O U N O T I C K
or with a surety bond.
"fooler, il'uria Ann. Marrlne son,. Knit Antonio, wlnt Won the for th* Senators th* league tro much,
that John It I'srryman, ** ptslnLet C, M. Iloyd A Co. 222 E.
Hun Joe, Lillie Heachle. Double West*, n Itl 1942. Tlte two Teians phy given In that department. Thu
Hff„ bs* Inal It tl led a suit *salli»l
Take.
lee off nl t:30 P. M. and th* match attendance to date ha* ruri far 1st Str**t, Sanford, writ* your
rnu
nu for » n annttlmanl of u pre_ ("la .Hare Reach f'nttrae
will glvu Mina Jameson a chance ahead of that In oth*r league Flasaclal Rtsponslblllty Insurance
ended
rnsrlsee re r » m » n y or eonen'
Treke.
Vain
Aolreea,
Border
C
.
'set which wsa entered Into <>n
Baby ray. Calling Card. Ilurr Hah- to avengg a 6-4 defeat juffertd cltl*a—Dayton, O.. and Flint, good la all Slate* and Canada.
he Ith it*v
dsv of Nov*mber,
November, l»4
1»141,
t SV.’*lli”
» In
aen, Jenny Dunn, Taurus,
In the 1946 Texas Open at th* Saginaw, Muskagot, and Grand
It will save you a lot of ntonuy
lietween the1 «aid
.Adel,
. . . . . flenrgls,
rail
bttnilH of her up state Tsxk*' »IA4I. Rapid* In Michigan.
and trouble should you have an
■nd Lucile
Jrttin II f'errymsn
ry
GAINESVILLE, June 24-(Hp*- THHIIKTTM PACKS CATCHERS
Wlilt'll asld
‘Vl
Hamilton f’trrymsn,
The other ■vinlfln«l baltje fsk-’
automobile arcldent anywhere in
•ull lisa bean
Clr Hnll-GeiiiTnl
anil
been brouBbl
brouioii In
in the
in" «'irMuiiuger
Percy
C H IC A G O , .IIIMU
Ufl
fjror” TftAl^llfcKT
' ‘ (he United Slates and Canada.
cull L’nii r I uf aml hip Heinlii oIe Hi'jinl 11ii nu11in*■*(I tfniiiv timt Ifni, |r« (Hlrdln) Tclibulla, |l,isl„|, Rud lures defending clnimpion Fatly
Phone 104 mid Al Wullacu will
ilei’g nmi Iter slnmich piofesstoiial
FRESNO, Calif., Junu 24 (A1)—
County, Klorlils. si Hanford, F!nr - 1 ' " " y 1 ■
' 11. 1
, ,, . i J 1.
Idi! You are herehv requIrHl In m»-1 VOfilly j f Horfila faotliltl ticket Hog raluhri, wa* on Ion again to rival, Little lem.se Suggs, Geur- Thu National AAU championship* souti be at your door to explain
tiear tiefure tin* *»M Court nl Han- nhIcn fur the 1949 homo Rnmea are day In thu iiIh-iit,d-tuck M-ramhli- gla'a represenlatlve.
S h n tfl
tllr
H u t t ' 1' lof
tf
Profit IPlan1
our ‘'"Sharo
—biggest track and field show for Kill*
—Adv.
K L n b
asd' "f*Vir*you*^noL nini.lng nhoul 2fi percent ahead for thu Atnurli'iii, Li'iigiiu’s No. 1 A gallery of 2,000 saw the Italia ,th* year—gets underway h*r* to Insurance.
Entice a decree pro rnhfppio will Uf llMt KPREOIl,
rwulver In thu All-Slur basubull wilt under the steady plugging of night with Just about all th*
* sntereri Haninst yon,.and th*
The Gators' Homecoming tussle pool.
Mias Riley In their quarterfinal natlon'a top athU’Ua on hand.
asld esnae nrn. eed ei |,srie
I w|th Georgia Tech Ocl, 22 has
Thu balloting, wbiub will du- mutch.
There are only twn notable ab
Your Pom
if o t* m2 ( t e l t i V i u M
Ih* greatest
Individual turmlliu baauliilJI firoa’ at-trtiou
Mr*, /.nlmrlas, who absorbed her sentee* from the field of 330 per
Amurluao nmi Nutionnl l.uiigiio wot si defeat In the Texas Gp*n formers. They are University of
Cowrily, Klur*
Hanford. Hettilnnle
___ .... .. .
ids, this i i r d due uf .lunv. l» 4».
Ftorlib's
five
Smithcastern Rnc-tipa in tin- Hill, i,iiiii,i,l All- last fall when Polly trounced her Southern California's sprint star,
’
O I*. I I K I I N I X i N
Conference games in the stata— Star gnmo in llrooklyn Julv 12, llt-lt, missed u 16-inch putt on the Mel Patton, holder uf the world
Clerk, Cl roll I Court.
100 yard record, and Don (lehrVanderbilt, Georgia, Georgia Tech, will uml at mhbiigbl next Wed first home .
c t , <rr. h k a L )
Kentucky, anil Alahama have creat nesday.
Miss Sugg* won easily frum man uf Wisconsin, top college
IN T i l K C O U R T n r T D K C O U N T T ed heavy demands for tickets, and
lit th* laslusi tuludnlion TVb- Marjorie Lindsay, Decatur, 111-, miter.
JtlflO U.
HK6IINO I.K
fo il N TT,
sale* for the opener with the Cit Ih-Ih polled 4I6.HIH votes to -ILi,- 6-3, fashioning a one under par
P L O I I I D A . IN I 'l l O I I A T K
Th* 1948 National League Hag
I n r«i Damn- of
adel and the Furman clash ar* 314 vole* for the Nuw York Yan 311 tin the first nine for a thr**
Aatiea llrsr* Klmlmll McMullen
kees
linrkstop,
Lurry
( Y o g i ) llerrn. un lead. Hhe hlrdled the 14th and won by the Boston Braves was
also
ahead
of
early
eap«ctatlons.
Deceased.
only the second won sine* 1900
Beard stated that Ihe prolurlty
16th hole* to close out th* match.
T O At.I, I ’ ll K D I T O I I H A N D I'MI
HONH II AV I NO CI.A IMH (lit
period for contributors to the
Miss Jameson’s 4-2 victory »v#r by the team representing th* New
V
ESTER
DAY’S
STABS
MANDH A O A IN H T SAID K H TA T
scholarship fund will end June
Carol Wringer. Tiffin. O., wa* England city.
You sod each of you are here
Ry ASSOCIATED PRESS
hard earned. They finished th*
by nollfled and re>|ulred In 'p re 8U. These orders are filled In ac
Sum
Chaiuiiuo.
Athletic*--ham
sent soy
clalma
nod demands cordance with the amount cuntrl
first nine all square and It took UBB~T~4-LFOH
mmed u linme run, double and two two
which you. or either of you. may buted to the fund.
-------------FOOT
lilrdlv* on the final three holes
'ingles In five times „t bat, and
Alumni Who
who hAVft
havo pild
paid drove In four ruiia In leuil the l„ give Hetty a shot at th* semi BECAUSE—
fJrara Klmbnll McMullen, ilerana*Florida
l°r,n* AWmni
K N T N A T IN II
•d IaI* of naid Ounty, to th t up their
thtir due*
duo a in th«
Ai* Athletics to an li-4 triumph over finals am! her second Western
th* Alumni AsINt#4 l i N k t l
lodaHoa
ar*
alio
having
th«tr
ap
till*.
thu
Whit*
Sox.
fftmia*
a s .of,.'Vti."M:rir;»:“
S s ;#«'!??Ihtsa ord*
ord
*bM Pounty nt Hanford, P'*****0*1* Wcuptfa but th«M
Tommy Byrne, nnkeaa--pitched
World*, within *1«bl rn)»nd*r tr* cannot bo filltd Until ih t COfl" a une-liltUr after burling seven
mn^thA from ih* ilm» of ih* flrii itr)butof>i urdora Hava boon taken hitles* Innings, ns Ihe Yankees 1 Willie Anderson won th# U. A
0|M>|| (Inir titl« In 1901, 1909, 1904
shut out the Tigers, 12-0.
and 194)6 for a mark never equalled
liig,
and
niiaii
mat,
the
pier*
i.f
will
continue
until
July
91,
peeM anna
«ti<l hn>,l
kl _
... •
u
•
fur consistency.
Behrens Advances In
NCAA Tennis Meet
a Sfl-hoi* More of J89.
ance, II Ihe Iasi Isn't
okay, walk here be
fore driving lo the
gae station.
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
PHOMM
76
S tl
E. FIRST ST.
New Auto Accident
Responsibility Act
»AV» / L / ic / t '
In,*,nationally famogi Sculptor,
of 4062 H. Stuwall S t , Milwaukee
"I wit it burn am) brought up
In Milwaukee," any* Mr. Wlken.
'Naturally, I've tried all Milwaukee'*
Hne premium beer*. And I think
nio»t Milwaukeean* will
agree with rue that our
finest beer i* BlaU."
Poliy Riley Trips
Babe Zaharias In
Women’s Western
Leiral Notice
r
Gator Grid Ticket
Salen Are Ahead Of
Requests In 1948
MTII* MMING M l*
f/« r f/fgpriv*
m W W ¥/t€
SER VtCE
/•a v z /u
»M
SAll'e^MUVh »
n s s r s ir u w . IX. «f. AB5.
Between Ids first and second
error* of the sen-mu, second base
man Eddie Miller of the Phillies
accepted 161) ehances without a
bobble.
MUNICIPAL PARK 8tl5 P.M.
! Ilflioec N
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES! •
SANFORD vs. GAINESVILLE
For (be young men who can male the gr*d*, the U. S. Affty
oAtri greet new Mehnical and admlnltuatlv* training b ffae
tunhkil- Throngb the Afipy’n training prof ram you | k «4 j
It't always n wonderful feeling to get Into
your Pooiloc and go placed
We know that y o u -llk e the
rhooaenle o f other Powlac ow
drhrtag a 1m of mile, title enmi
lY R P I V f l U m i U i l i l l l g ,
feel mk« they Will he enjoyahje^
will be happy to
me.
adda greatly to ibe
elth fo n d jc ownerire never more than
mllei (tom eapett
ler yew r*t*tfaf oltictr for f*U dodU »Um el tie
S ia iltf
AMHICA'S MUST MM
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STANTON, Del. — ElkHdgt
(18.60) won th* Georgetown
- _ .Steeplechase Handicap at Dei*ware Park.
Pontiac ee nr Ice—i be
Pontiac deserve*.
T he tw o tervica eigne
m ore then 4,000 P om
country—ell pledged,
you the fineit eervice, |
pen* uaing factory-at
Before you nartyaur eummer travel*, be
your Pontiac In for a check-up. And t f 1
ever need aery Ice on the road, look far
. rign of the Pontlec tap ed —It pnyil
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TODAY, JUNI S4, ltkft
i»n-
Illinois Is known aa the "sucker
Seminole County, Florida, at hla •***•'
office In the court house of said J _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Legal Notices
"OTIC*
al Sanford. Florida, nrllhtn
Met lee Is hereby given that I am County
h l calendar monlha from Ihs
en gaged In b u siness at sin C yprels •iB
tim
e
of
ih s first publication of
avenue. Sanford. Florida under the talai notice.
claim or demand
llctlllou e natne of Louie's Soda shall be In wKach
riting, and sh all s la ts
M and R estaurant and that 1 • he piece of residence
end post o f
• M to r « f i i i i r u l d Haiti* pur- fice address of the claim
ant, and
B u s* Namsh*fl,|aiHiV'0 t|oth» i . ’ B 11' i ,h * 11
, * M » to" i y ~ t hs ‘~ l aim a n L
Ml"Sl rFLORIDA
STATttTJBii m
FV11' or demand
attorney,
any shall
such
1M1
ia jH ju A BTATUTKS
n i li ,claim
not and
so filed
1th the clerk o f the Circuit Court be void.
t Sem inole County, F lorid a
CAROLINA CRRESOL1
Louie W right
As sa te u Ior of the Last
OWNER
Will and T estam ent ..of
UetUela Csreeoll, deceased
n o t ic *
First
publlcetlon
June IT, I l l s .
K otlee le hereby given that we are
*
In b u siness on Hanford» la n d o H igh w ay IT-If, under the
Name
of The G lass Tnwn#Fictitious
...................
and* ......
that ~ w
e Intend to register
d.e n*'!5i,
to Hie terms
'h e " F ictitiou s N em e Statute"
, 0-w lt: Sec. lin n s F lorida S ie tu i} e » IM1 w ith ih s Clerk o f the
'S r cu ll Court of Sem inole Counly
m eant
lo r Ida.
Kleanor C. |j»nd
Gene A. U slchlurre
Owners
ENAMEL
D uptlcitcs Expensive Baked On Finishes
Gel The Beat, It Costs Less, (ist
CAHMOTE-- F sr asjr Surface, Interior or R iieu o r
“You Can't Beat It for quality"
''You Cas'l Beat It for Price"
CAKMOTE Mildew Keaistlng House Paint, Equipment
Enamel, Kotall Flat Wall, All Tope In Quality,
We Kecummenti Nothing Hut Responsible Painters
Who Guarantee Satisfaction.
"WE HAVE GLASS FOR EVKHY PURPOSE'
We Appreciate Your Patronage
YOUR H I AIM NO
S IR V IC I C IN T IR
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
MILLER-BISHOP CO.
“Sanford's Lending Paint A Glass Store"
117 Ho. PARK
Free Delivery
PHONE 303
IIX S. Park Ave.
Hoag.
:j— Keal E state For Hale— 3 5—
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
quick
Drying
VARNISH
H I AIKI NO
pKKMH
H ATTKRIF
., , ,
.
..
,
M .l. h e a tin g aids here at
To
Htny
While
Fair
■ITTIR-IASIIR
re; K elale of
slIletH Cerreoll
ceased
ALL CRKDITOItM AND PKIIHAVING CLAIMS OR ORHANDS AOAINST SAID KHTATK:
Tou and each of you are hereby
notu ted and required to present
any claim s add demande w lilili
you, or
oi alther of you, may have
l it n t e
of
„Against
BY B A Y G O T T O
(iu in n tiH
Prices
MAICO
IK T ill: COURT OF THR COUN"•TV JUDGK, MKMINOLR COUNT T T , FLORIDA, IN pnOBATK
PAGE F I T l
“Labor Conquers Alt" to the
state motto of Oklahoma.
1O Z A R K IK R
quality
Products
HEARING
m
THA HANfOftD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
A rticles For Sale
GLADIOLUS—beautiful g l a d s , PRACTICAL NURSE and Baby
sitter, can give Doctor's ltd reTWO Bedroom home in good con
cut fresh every ilny, 36c par
cnees, phone 1163-11.
,
dition, near shopping district.
dutvn umi up. Wa grow them
l,ow cash down payment, and
for your pleasure, TIKI W. ilth. NEW Koufs, Roof repairing A
low monthly payments.
painting, Phone 198-M.
HI.
_______
Fee
THREE Bedroom House, v e ry : U It's screen wire you want - ALL TYPES of bulldoier work,
reasonable rates. Free estimat
check with
with ua
Ua •• Galt
Galvanised und
.....u ... IHardwood
i . n iui«ul floors,
check
modern,
floor*, two
two
es. David E. Carpenter, Phone
Brume, all il*e*. Priced right.
lb s M l e n t t i letee M S r ta
tile
hatha,
lovely
shade
tree*
i W ant ASe pabitoheS l a The
.STANLEY ROGERS HARD J393-M.
and fruit tree*. Priced below to
a t l e i f ■arelet
WARE CO._____
LOWER PRICES, Expert watch
day'* market on enay terms.
a U s e see tee Hue laeentea
repairing, G. C. Fellows, Home
ISa h i ilea laeertlee I have buaineaaca well eatahlliheii M A Y T A G wa*hing machine*,
Shop, 171)0 Sanford Ave. Phone.
port* and service. Randall Elec.
*
times a# eat line laeertlee
and operating profitably, that
SB risers Se *er Has teeerUaa
II43J.
Co.
Five weeda re iba llae.
can be purchased on teuns.
ONE COAT Flat Oil Paint. Covers
Ueetle rare lae blar* fee* saga.
liny surface. HI* pastel tint* and Hi— ItUHineaM OppurtunHI*M
C. A. WHIDDON, HH.
white. *3.76 per gallon.
I to H. Park Ave.
Phone t2NI.
HKNKARIK Glass A Paint Co. For Sale-- SHOPI 'TTTtII APE AU fi ROOM house furnished or un 112-114 W. 2nd. Ht.
West Sea will M
I’huna 320.
enlire stock exclusive millinery.
ivet <ba lalaebana ae mam*
furnished, landscaped yards,
,
. .
, .
.
,
emeanee «-*ara# If yaae asms
Phone 0IH-J after 6 P. M.
fruit tree*, four lot*. See owner, :i used Electric refrigerators, 1
la llatad la .be telepbene beak,
W. A. Leavitt, 2493 Orango Ave.
used Ice refrigerator, I used MUSIC STORK* Records, Radio
la return far this ae«emme4awasher, I used Gas range,
Man the aSveftlsev U ee par lea
Repair. Priced below Inventory.
Ideal frame bungalow, spncluua; 3Easy
ta say s e w t l l r . la erase far
used Electric ranges, I used
Owner bos other Interests. The
and
comfortable.
Screened
porch,'
aa la ran*.* Iba beat aaaalbla
water
heater,
1
used
Johnson
eevvtea, aU Waal Ada aiaet be
Music Box. 119 W. Ist. St. Han
living room, dining room, 1! large
outboard motor.
la a nr ante* an the day balers
ford.
bedrooms and bath, garage, oak* 3.H
epkMealtaa.
Hill Hardware Co.
shade trees. Excellent neighbor-1 301 E. 1st. Ht, Phone 63.
WANTED
- Packuge Liquor Htore
Flaaea aatslr aa tmaeadlataiy
hood. Price 17,600.000, 13,41)11.
in Hrniinolit county nr a package
t | aa e rn e w r e n la seas ad.
oh
down
i
Sewing
machine,
good
condition.
» 4 reeerr be napeselbla^fat
store license noi In operation.
W. R. Williams, Realtor.
I Phono 3114-11 before 3 P. M.
ears tsaa
Give lucatiun and price wanted
_110 N. Park Aye. Phone 1130. Thayer High Chair, excellent
to P. (). Hot 843, Sanford, Fla.
COUNTRY Ho m e , a story frame
condition. Phone H4H-W after
I. ADIES M i l l
house juat outside city limits.
I r . M.
____ _
, Entertain ten lady friends at a
of corn neiu.
field. ]|)U
lOU.OOO
Potato Draws
Locatedd In middle or
,(HH> Long Hwaat I'otatu
cosmetic party and receive *6 00
1H hath*, oak floors, screened-) A Vines, *2.00 thousand also ' jn merchandise. Call Orlando*
In sleeping porch, garage, 1
-■— feed
------- Collect.
sweet ---------potatoes 'for- *hog
3.U60fl
acre good farm land ItirAlded.l 26c hushal. A. G. Clause, 2621
Price *8,300,00, *2,000.00 down.
Grange Ave. Phone 706-J.
mac It v, 1^— HpaelBl N ervier* — 12
W« H, William*, Realtor
RKFRIERATOR, 60 lb. capacity,
110 N. Park Ave. Plume J_12()__
*16.01). 1026 K. 4th. St.
— I New 2 bedroom stucco on black
Expert Radio Repairing
FOR HKNT
Fred Myers, 311 E. 2nd. HI
huusa, Bremeway and attached GENERAL MOTORS DIESEL
garage.
Already Inndscuped.
ENGINES
VENETIAN BUNDS mads to or
, AT THE Cowan Apt*., convert*8,600.000, *1,0003)0 duwn.
i Power for Irrigation, Haw Mill,
der. Hemlnola Venetian Bilim,
' “ -len tly located across from tha
' Refrigeration, Draglina a ii d
Co. 821) W. 3rd. Ht. Phone
Post Office, one room efficiency. W. R. Williams, Realtor
other Applications,
1162-W
i
apartment, modern tile bath, j a 110 N. Park Ave. Pluiin- 111?**.
ils write, Florida Diesel NF;Vlf KI.CORH surfaced to per feeFor details
j 1
suitable for business couple or r — A r ilc it* ~ T 'o r
— fi
Engine Sales, 3.L East Hay Hi
,|(J||_ y |,| f|„„r, made like new,
l '
Individual. Phone 660.
I"
Jacksoiivjlle,, Fla.
1 Finishing, cleaning A waxing
W e La Ka APARTMENTS, tin FRIED JUMHO SHRIMP dinnurv
Living, Dining A Bed room furnt-J Portable power plant, 22 yeurr
W. First
Street.
Furnished
everynlght, *1.00. HOMER'S.
lure. 420 Gak. Ave.
experience in Seminole County,
* room* A apartments. Day, weak
II. 61. Gleason, Lake Mary,
or month. Phone 1B-R or 1481. Mill's Pwap Shop—We buy, sell or Kli-clrlc refrigerator, good condi
trade most anything. 400 Han
tion,
*60.00.
6
burner
Gll
Range
SEE US FOR
NEW—two nicely furnished apart
ford Ave. Phone 198-J,
*10.00. W. P. Burka. Lake Mary,'
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
manta good neighborhood, utlll
Fla. _____ ____ _____
AND TYPING
tlaa furnished, no objection to
’ 'M U djim . CalMOW.___________ Wa both lost when you don't 2 (loot! Used Plano*.Term*.
CREDIT HURKAU OF
bring
your
prescriptions
to
Music
Box,
l
i
t
West
1st.
Street
HANFORD
NEWLY decorated furnished ga
Lanev's. Phone 103.
Phone ISO
Ph. 968_____________________ IIS _N._ Park
_ _ _
rage apartment. 809 W. 16th. 81.
Electric ORLANDO Morning 8entlnel. OrHOT I.UNI 'll KS every day from New *860.08 General
or Call 1276-J.
automatic
washing
machine
Undo Evening Star. Call Ralph
11:88 to 1:08 at IIOMKH'H.
LARGE apartm ant, freshly paint*296.00, Used only alx weeks,
Kay. II06-J.
'a d , partially
furnlehed, 1st. TUXEDO FEEDH: Complete line.
a
floor, close In. 310 Magnolia
Hunt'a Tuxedo Feed Htore.
r„?M r M S l a ^ f e i a r C VLI' 6‘7
Uattary, Generator
and 8 tar,er service. Hwaln’a
r
Ava, A. K. Roasattar, Florist,
DORtKR^AljAY PAlTfTB
2 good used Refrigerators *76.00
Battery Service, 301 W. First
phone 818-W.______________
“M at for tha South"
each. 1 good used refrigerator
St.
STANLEY-ROGERS
HARDTHREE room furnished ap art
*m M ■ LAWN HuWKRS sharpensd, blWARE C O . _________
Hanford Electric Co
ment for couple. Garage. 019
I cycles repaired, lock and key
ltd Magnolia Phone 448.
Park Ave.
Haw cash register « n d scales,
work. N u welting—work «uarcheap. Phone 1488-J,
Dining Table with or without
anteeri, H> W. Shuman, fill)
RAYBLE88 2 room apartmant, fcNJOY Sunday dinner a l M npy’a
chnlre, 1010 Oak Aye,________
East 4th. St., Sanford, Fla.
'electric kitchen, also 1 bedroom.
(Formerly with Williams FUit
76c also weak daya, Lunches A AUTO GLARS Installed. Qlaaa for
Quttt place to live, Adulta only.
Shop),
*__
every purpose,
short order*.
Rummer rates. 806 Laurel.
HENKARIK
Glam
*
PaRH
Co.
STEAM-LUX
House Washing.
GOAT MILK
A
Phone 14fl-M.___________
118-114 W. tort. S t
Phene III.
Entire outside area Including
_R.
D.
Priest,
Phone
716-W8.
w 8 ROOM furnished apartmant, 704
screen*. Free estimates. Phone
EIECTRIC Prlgldaira *6D, cash. 38 >lym qutlT4 Idocr Sedan. John
Palmetto Avenue
collect Oviedo 2981.
Gas atove *10. 2201 Oak Avenue. I son and H arriett GafaQai
Celery Avenue.
For full line of GALVANISED
FURNISHED apartments, 8 * 4
ami BRONZE SCREEN.
rooms, lights, water, sleet He reu w u nAND
e a r nBAD"
u,
“GOOD
For all weights In ROLL ROOFfrlgerator. 601 Magnolia Phene 1 used 8 pc. bed room aulta *79.96
ING.
1 Slightly used 6 pc. dlnetta 29.96 fl—ARTICLES WAKTKI6—»
For QUALITY, SERVICE and
24.60
, furnished apartm ent, l i t 1 used ice box
Highest
eeih
prtee
paid
f
-r
used
PHICE.
1 used 8 pc. living room suite 19.96
Avenue,
furniture. Tad pevla Furniture Try STANLEY-ROGERB HARD
14.96
apartment, * U% * a THER OF BANPOHD
WAKE COMPANY.
PHONE 148
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
If
r -
N M 8 I . let, St.
Phone 187
nt • 5 room houte. Call ~ T ) b i a y g O R r o o f l e a k r
•8 after 8:00 P. M. Will Goodyear Liquid Roofing C
FOR RALE • Freeh young cows A
on eaey taefne.,
heifers. Phone J878-M or Beg
(tope all leak*.' 10 yaar gt____
188,
1___________ \
Easy to apply, No heating.
FURfflBHID Apwtoaeat'sii Oak the.
No Coal Tar. Particulars sea,
phone or write P, H. Wight,
Factory Rep. Bo* 89, Phone
181-J.
Quiet young couple would like
unfurnished apartment In or ■ a : Electric Range, Phone
nHr Bedford. WHte John 0.
Word, Sanford Herald, Sanford, ¥ isjfp ? i NTfcRS^ Decorator*, pVFla.
par Hangars. Phon* 820 or
u ) N After «i00 P. If. Work
Guaranteed. No job too large or
Estimates ^hearfully
PlWiJTCIO
Flints
for iriTr
ACETYL
WRLDINi
Renfard Meter A
I N W. let
HaEl *
Good ieanien "Bilk goat, fresh
b;
Garage * Sort]
Itallon
Celery A flai
Ave.
Auto R*i
*188.00 1988 Palmatto Ava!
Beta
Standard Oi
Phon* 888-J(
t
S A H K K T B irber
Open all
Invite my
<Uy, aw ry day. I Inv
friends and euatom an. ,I am
..
maiUng fee you; Loeni* McW A N T tftL .E rH H d iA i.a d y , „ i
rtonced la
F l M S T o r i l h r Raw Service DaMHmeat-veempleW brake rap n a -o v a rh a u la j brake drum*
tuA edi m aster -.eyllnder* rapatoedt new b&fck’TMa* iiutoll-
* Paint Co.
__ Phone IB .
fo r sale cheap.
freat end r*busked; king pins-
t ^ e B l S p a s ita;l
floor
radiator
Irantoad
material alfor 88-
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THE SANFORD HERALD. 9ANPORP FLORIDA
pA Q *m
OPEN YOUR
.. I . . , . , | N f n R 0 ,
i>•.fi* o.v\ m \kJ r
FRONTIERS of ‘ 49
l 11 > \ i •i c IiP u i \ » )1
RIDF IN I H I A | R l
PUT M o a t OPPORTUNITY
IN TOC* FUTURE
S \ JOIN THS ’ I
O P P O R T U N IT Y
SUNDAY and MONDAY
o g i v e
^
Regularly at
TODAY
LARCENY*
COLOR CARTOON
NEW S
CHILDREN U N D ER 12
FREE
COMPLETE HHOWH
7 :4fi and 9i.10
RAIN or MOON
tNVtSTtN US SAV/N6S BONDS
See The
“OPPORTUNITY DRIVE”
of Sanford
Limlttd StieeD B»f* D*m *H Boim
t
C LA U D E T TE COLBERT — FR ED M acMUHKAY
SANFORD
OR l A N D O
H IG H W A Y
The Wagon You’re Read and Heard About So Mueh
In Front Of The
RITZ Theatre
^sT nsrnr
108 NORTH PARK A V E N U E
•
•
SATURDAY, JUNE 25th
10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
Saturday Only!
-Double Feature-
5 $ssC J
FROZEN CUSTARD • ICE CREAM
CUPS
• PINTS
• QUARTS
• HARDWARE
ALL FLAVOItS
FISHING TACKLE
• GUNS, RIFLES and AMMUNITION
FROZEN MILK SHAKES 3ratl,' L 20*
f iit
• PAINTS
n o ir e o p p o r t u n it y
v o u * F in e * *
MO»* OFFQBTOm T T
w tovb n m n *
in
SUNDAY and MONDAY!
That “Sitting Pretty” Man la BACK!
• DELICIOUS ICE CREAM
• MILK, RICH and CREAMY
Everything You Want In RuilderB’ Supplies
• Lumber • Plaster
• Paints • Millwork
TO COOL OFF, COME IN FOR A
• Roofing • Cement
• Hardware • Screens
SUMMER TIME TREAT
520 AVaple Avenue
COMPLIMENTS
cm«
ROY HOLLER
ry y
PHONE 1578
Cartoon— Novelty— Paramount New
SELLING LIFE INSURANCE
SINCE 1927
AGES 0 TO 70
JOIN OUR
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,
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TTiard b S tra n tih —
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tha Pooao of tfc
tha Progrooo of America j
PraigarTtp for IBaaford.
AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
EatabUahod 1908
>
M il Reeve, alao denied a
■etlee of other dafanaa motion*,
all dooignod to knock out lh*
government’* rate again*! the
F a rm e r Jn.llce Dei
epartment
worker.
LOS ANGELES. June 27—(2P>—Governor Fuller Warren of Florida
and hi* pret y »un-lanned California bride ate honeymooning today.
Barbara Jeanne Manning, 23. softly ipoke lire wurdi "I do" for
ihe Govern,, in a lale afternoon candle lit ceremony al Westwood
Community Church yesterday.
A Lutheran minuter lh# Rev. A. J. Soldin, officiated. omithnf the
♦ word "c«*>' from me ceremony
The church, lavishly decoraied
with flower*, formed * colorful
.ettlng for the uniting «f a Flor
ida Governor and a California
beauty. Rut outside the sky was
leaden gray with not even a trace
of sunsnln*.
The brlda wora a gown of whit*
Imparted organdy over lea blue
aalln with a sweetheart newline,
buttoned down tha from, and a
full-gathered aklrt. Her bridal
bouquet waa of white orchid* with
feathered carnatlona. Governor
Warren wore a dark blue doublebreasted business suit.
The newlyweds, after a iadap
tion, left for an unanmminml dr,
(matron In southern California
They planned to leave late Ioil*,
by plan* for Ft. Walton, FI* , near
1 Pensacola. The Governor raid
atata business will draw him hack
to hta desk at Tallahassee In about
four day*.
Attending th* bride wete the
matron of honor, Mr*. Bevrrly
Wasson of Los Angeles, Miss
Alma Warran, the Governor's «ister, and Mr*. Ward riunkett of
Loa Angeles, Use bride’* mother
Barbara was glvtn sway by her
great-uncle, llurold Pierce of Lo*
Angeles. Lou Wolfion, Jack**ui
ville businessman, was best mail.'
In keeping with the old-blueborrowed tradition, the bride wore
an old bracelet, a blue slip and »
MU* Harbarn Manning yesterday borrowed handkerchief.
The ceremony wn» preceded by
became the bride of Florida's
Cover nor Fuller Warren In Lo* the singing of “Ah, Sweet Mystery
Angela*, Calif., before 300 Invited of Life," by Robert Heckonidoif.
guest* who filled Ihe caadle-llt Other numbers included ’ t>b I er
Marries Governor
WASHINGTON, June 27 </P>~
h# defame in the Judith Coplon
ptoDage trial completed ita case
today and the government began
calling rebuttal witnemt.
Two defeme witneim appeared
briefly. Then Defeme Attorney Ar
chibald Palmer laid "we reit" al
9:30 A. M.
John M. Kelley, Jr., a go<
9vernmen)
Int proteculor.
roiecutor. immediate!)
immediately call.
j d William E. Foley at the firil of
[ WRree rebuttal wilnenai ha plane to
put on the Hand.
Foley, Mill Coplon’i bon when
•he worked in Ihe Junite Depart
mint at a political analyil, wai call
ed to contradict her venion of an
FBI "decoy-memorandum which
figurei prominently in the trial.
Westwood Community Church.
The lait detente witneitea were
hn.L Chamberlin of ihe Cen
tal Research Corp.. Atlington.
fa., end Arthur Shimhin of F.att
Orange, N. J. who ii with the New
Yolk publiihng firm of Simon and
Schuiter.
• Chambllia laid hli company had
never iold geophonea to Amtorg,
tM; Soviet trading agency,
Note* from Uie FBI' "decoy
W9T* fwnd In Mlaa Coplon** puric
waa arrested with Valh n n atm
, a . * i, .it
William Thomas
Has Appendicitis
Attack On Cruise
CHARLESTON, S. C., Juno 27
—(Special!— William Tlnmiaa,
m Jjaaman Recruit USNR, of Route
* 4 , Sanford, waa aavad by Joint
Navy and Coast Guard action after
ha waa atrlkan with appandlcltli
lata laat Tueaday aboard the U38
PC 779 off th* North Carolina
Coait.
Th* commanding officer of th*
venal radioed the Fifth Coait
Guard District headquarters re
questing a aaaplan* to' trantfer
Thomas to tha hospital, as aoon
aa hit condition had been deternpplixd. A Coaat Ouerd Mariner
eeeplene dispatched from Elisa
beth City, N. C. rendeiwouted
tcaanaae* oa Pag* ata»
Purcell Company
Moves Ita Location
B. E. Purcell Company, ladlaa
and man*’ ready to wear clothing
rfore, re-op#n#d fiaturdaf at IU
Kw location. 810 Wait Plrat
(treat acroaa the itraet from th«
Prince** Theater Building and waa
viailed bp many old and new euatomato.
The (tore room hat been com*
pletelp remodeled and repainted,
and new flooring and walla have
been added In the window*. With
He whlta walla and oetllag and
fhtomoeat lighting, the Interior
oretea to a bright, • theerfa! op-
Many
Priests
a
A r e $ 1 . 5 Million B o o s t
Reportcrl l''ot Yc.ir;
Citrus, Celery, Cab
bage Top Activity
The informants said reports from
varinus parls of the country showed
regressive measures against the
church are increasing Some priest*
-polled inline i liargeil ihern with
"milling uiiretl" alter they had
•»ad limn tlie pulpit veiterdav the
Catholic hierarchy's accusations of
deceit, fraud, kidnapping and rob
bery against die Communist gov
ernment.
Tlie denunciation, in tbe form of
a pastoral lellrr, was a virtual wliilr
bonk catalogue of alleged antir hurrh actions by ihe government,
which it accused of aiming at the
"extermination of the ihiucli of
Chml " The letter told Catholic
communicants then "hour of Inal"
may he al hand.
. 1
Rayburn Says House
Will Pass Housing
Bill By Tomorrow
Arrfi^tcd Bv
By Cottl*
munists In Raids
In Czechoslovakia
PRAGUE, Ctechorlorakia, June
17 (A*>- Roman Catholic sources
charged today Communists hava
seiied virtually all church admin
istrative offir#, (j, Crerhnslnvakia
and arrested priest* who resisted.
NO. 220
AnaoHnlrd Prrnn Lnwrd Wire
MONDAY. JU N E 27, 1940
U.S. Rebuttals Governor Warren And Pretty Bride Catholics Say Sanford Farm
Open In Coplon Honeymoon In Southern California R e(js Se jZfc All M arket Sales
fipionag.Caie
Church Offices Show Big Hike
WASHINGTON. Jaao 17, m
~ .T « e tlm a a p ended today In
JadHh Coploa’a aiptcnae* trial
I M M Federal Jadgo Albert L.
I W w w ti promptly denied e deIbaoo motion for a directed ver
dict of acquittal.
^
Hm ihrnuih Tuesday, Widely
arattrred xftrrmum thundershow
ers. I ight to moderat* smith to
njulh«est wind*.
9
Government B e g in s
Cross Examination
Of Alger Hiss In
His Perjury Trial
THE W EATHER
F B I Captures
Argentina And
Counterfeiters j Britain Sign 5
In Capital Raid Year Trade Pact
A million and * half dollar in
crease in sale, ovei 1^48 at the
Sanford State Farmers Market was
reported today hv Sandy Ander
son. manager
Sale, lor llris sea,on totalled 14.6 J f»,(i4(l, ,11 mi tea«e ot 11,551,
6 9 8 over I94R. A total oi 27I.J47 1A g e n t .s
more units weir sold than last
S e iz e
$Ion,non rn
A lm n M
If. S. S o u th
A m r t ic a u
M .lfhr-t f(r*liever| T n
S e m ite
V o te
f..th<ir
S .tt» l
r*tl
T o
My
O n
New
Is
CritiLucas
M e . ir,ure
Be
Sen.
' V t M l t V t i T o y , June
17—
(rVi — Darker* of the Adminis
tration'* housing till! noli an Ini•1*1 test in the Hooke loday.
They heal 1.17 to 'J!l a proposed
«nlr*litute , oritainlng rise prorl•lon lor pnhllr housing. Offerby Hep (l.ith i l l t ; * ) , the
be*|rn hill noutd have anthorIrect I.I.Mi.'iiin.mm for slum clear
ance and fnt sii hoii.lng aids, hut
nothing lur housing voiistrurllun
hv the government. Ihe »ut«
a teller count— wffh lit*
uirmhets mil rrioidrd hr name,
lit ill nl liei prupu.ed an hat It uie*
are to lie i oindiletril.
seaion, lie «anl,
Me f ‘nt
4 M en A nri W o n t,in
A 111 t|M r
("itrll* led ill tale, ralrte with
■IdO.IM (roser teilrng lor |t.0*F),
W A S H i N u i T r j r Imre */ f/1*,
Rt I’M •'< AIBI
I'd'r Celery was next with 215,Ser ret 'er,. - 1 *011, linla, -i r -d
Ibd,m and \,
H/7 (rates , filing lor JHOl.ldh. ,Into,t tlnonrNi
|„ ||t five yea, i,a,|.
Cabbage was third with 514.105
in a raid only , half a doren him k« H i m Ikllit
ob
bag, and cralc, selling lor $5/0,
from the iiil- Motlre atlil be, re| r h o f i A i« * fit* |I4« ♦
74h Beans of all vatielie, totalled
Ser rice hea-bpHTlen
I lip
.1
■' 4 4 rjfift# iff llie
?*i/.5/fi bushel, and brought 5/12.
[lie rilnnrk VI, bring mule, lire I ' l r t M l f r •H T i r st'lfitl ( t i n t 11
I ’ e,
410.
heaitny Mrd. or ,n ,,fIr, e ,inie •'ll I t u G H * ♦il'l 0
«*k III 4 b
W A S H I N I . i n N , luue 2/ (/f’t In addition to these eommndi
it I MO/ || .iieel. No,limed, m '•liif n i t 1 t» fit*’ t\|i|9** i t l i i n ti(
lloine ‘ p-akfi B.iybiirn (|J lex)
tie*. HI other lilffeient kind* of
< 1>V
vaiil lie told I’ievident Iruiiun tqvegetable* and fruit "'fie dld ii the Mine Id,., I wilt, World Hank
r„
A ,v„ i
hided Into Hit *tnlr’ * *ud KM l ilies headquarter, |
tin, ,o,', aid
•III , *i.»v ill'll tile H'jn.e will past a
It w*s iniptsasihh' for me to man weir atiedeil
| ba„,|il»i i*. A t 1,1
all I bull "ptelty goo,)" lum-mg toll not t i
peiv.imlly contact nil of the buy
( „ „ „ ,| .1 , 1,,,,enl by tbe l,e a ,
mini,let, »li . I-it In tbe Aig'tiline ler lb.in lonmrrow
e r, that patiolii/e mil
market.
Mr Aintei sou derlared, "hut I did ">V ‘aul .|.a,ge, „l rnaniil.i. lo mg N.ilional I . • "Olllp I "lllll l|
New low i o,i publn liousmg and
Prague print, said they lie. •orreed In getting the iiainn* »".i and pav-mg iom d»i|ed iiiiieoiv lire S p a i n .1, HI I t Ogll b oglied
"I"-,
limn
tb nam e bom a III.*|(it ph.ite
lived Ihe paatornl letter, signed by ■dille**e* of approximately NtMl of .,eie pl.i. n| ag,in,l I ugcur il.im I lie . rvem-.itv, III.,
n llie ot Mi I iiiiii.ui , tail deal" pruArrhliiahup Josef lleraii of t’liiguu,
mnn Cieightiiu, 25, Waller Kiilwell Argentine nrlv. - k .
I two gi.dn
Airhbhtion Josef M*toch* of Ot- ibrm
We bail bliyei, I' oil !'• -tale
VkMls.ssn I Hughe., 2H an I ITIIImte,
.. ........ *ml the cinitry’* other t "thI .'-rn.il- M ip o ily l.radrr l.mav
otic bishop*. Iiad leceiwd wide atul WI rllle* West "I the M i,* ^ . 1U wl(p | „ , f \. „ u| A.tb,,,
Aoiero ut I, ”•* oien t.rb-.e ( P H I ) ,1.. dlrmlrd tbe weekly
Ippi
who
patronlxed
>uu
niHis.el
,
,
.
idrnilntiori despite police attempt*
vill f <|f sfl nltr 1I (i()|f|rni f A«| I fM7yjtCA4iOP.fi lead*' ' ll 4"*e Wathiug lit- two - «y |. ,
, t w m la aaM t ia r « » » *••
to prevent the letter from Iwlng Ttd* <vs, due to the lexa- and
Cnlifomi* freere
I* wh * very ion atblre.,-,
of ll.-O .||i|....l
■.oil, Vnieiu *o j-is widi Mi
I riiman
Altrrward
read in pulpit*.
f |,P
,,u| f reigblor, and m u l e l , lb - I •e-l -Isle, •110m I,ut a, io|l urw,men
Piled* have reported they were gratifying to talk with Ibe.e luiy
,, l« It I - 1d Or •be Ipllll '.I lire
warned in nlgld police visit* *• at.
L J Wed.. of
. the Mi,si».,ippi
I a r/ win,
at K Mlwe I
-fflmiD^tl III I mil .At
tMr
| |
,v. , ^eoalf vole Oil *
.
.
v
**1
gains! reading pastoral letteis, the (tMfl vlHtletl our niHikft tot th**, .
find ....... Tliev weir- veil pleased 'hr <nlinter led. m then bii.ine,, , orupelltlvr m ".'"'M il 1 1 1 i f new I il-.i law Itu the nation will
only means for Hie hierarchy to
Anienr tn , If if s11. I ' l l il mi gilt |,r Mlll -1 v tin ijl
tell U* tide of the chiiri'h-alute In find inch a ling- vaiiety of -dlire ,tp|r
Tlo-v iei.ie-1 in. „id , \t >* m, keep I 'tilled |,|l- oil ami I m il
J |be |irnpovftt Noilli Atlantic
fight alnre Ihe Cnthulle pres* wa* pr-'dme, fruit and i-mnteun* deal
•l t One thing in pmHcnlm Ilia* and had |r.,nn l ,„ the i r „ „ a ..... 11mr 1 v dl lb- Aig-idine
-hut down by the government.
Aig-idine 1n111.11
.11 l i e d , will l-e brought up ill Ihe
The pastoral letter supported re appealed to these Imyi i s wics tlmt , |„oie permitting m , ... opei Let
Senile immediately (tier it acts on
port* of the »eirure of Ihe Arrh- they could load out and -latl back „tr „ ,|upliratmg mm bine," tlie
I'.iHei ihe agreement, Htdalo)
"•
•l *1
bishop'* administrative offices at to their Market* on « d «y’a notice. I T s ius r .aid
will tnppl, Stie litiH "f Al geidltia'i)
(,INMII, rtllrr,i
Prague and hi* virtual captivity So, with courteous business tr*n»-| T|)r
aet.inn* and a wld* variety of pro. rally April and Immediately aftet ooport'i ‘fl ete wool 1 1 *ogr ft no
In Id* palace
oim ii iier-|e, ’ oil mil coal to auto
Churchmen t*ld tha government 4tice ami fruit fa choce from. I ,v*i,| I he re wa*. *u "air tulti of itttil>tlf*T
tvjnqwt
iti rHiirn,
also took oyer.neatly all adminis (i fldv Uxlitva S*-tf Jjd'i Fw'-e.'.-I the enmdrv ' to lias, them llli> Hi»t»«in \‘tst|ltl
fi4
>
»
n
Ai
Maiket
received
s
lot
nf
free
ad.
trative office i In the archdiocese
tlie Trea ,IIIV *»l'l, it 'V*1 -lid,
III ♦-Jti.usfptl :UM»(I|MI1 Lul l nf tiirdl
(f'nnltniied
On
f'age
9)
ami the dlnreirr* of the country and j
nieagerlv «iirc***lul "
||||| | r ■| 4 *411 |4t!-l ftOlfi |h*tp ,
•»'•,
Vmo o v onatet\r J'.’.lltllt in c-.m.
’ WV
in1divi* u >‘ ••• w«>nl( tmlnllrH, iimDml. «»ffu*tn1§
l l . n . ii ,|1; I ’ruff I , !f !i11*k Hit I
| C'on 11m
On r* I» •!«!
ter
fell*
were
patted
on
a
t-m
i P*,p ,,u ," n«* ‘hf"
I \' \i
IMf 1 1 trli1 h 1** ........ Ml I'll»•
Many pets, tmge anil small
__ ___ _________
(hat ini'lmleil ot inula, l.a--.
fie .4 I 1\ lilt pH V 1117 till'
iiir "e r*lf i hen ai"I id many varieties, were en-
East States Get Rev. Melton Ware
Little Promise Of Talks To Rotary
Relief From Heat On World Affairs
Most Of U. S, East Of Hope For The Future
Rockies Swelters In Seen If Men Return
To Moral Standards
.H u m id Stickiness
fiV ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jimmie Fox's Dog
JudgedLargest Pet ’
I11 Ft. Mellfm Show
Officials Of State
Construction Costs Marts To Meet In jjgHalt ‘Flush Deck’ Jacksonville July 7
C a r r ie r Program
Mnsl of ll,e nalion east of the
RacVy Mountains sweltered in hu«',«* R«v Melton
•1,1 Ml «t 1 I. Mm 1. I p'.iiu.l 1mio ci r. ie.| hy I'liililreu 111 Ihe funmid stickiness today, and lliere ? * " . „
,p,/ k,n« bp
K»*<l |»#f diiovv Iti’l.i in Ft. M «U
iva. little relief in sight.
: ,or,, ,he , 0 ,,' v C,ub’ ,,,,r P01"'
* * *
*
#BB
HrtlHnpur, m9i*I Imrlt
WimIiii-i
V*it 91( t r 11Ift v mf mioii un<ler
toll
iinfoiil liu.alThe U. S. Weather Bureau m !"" .o u,l,h*'
'» on ,h«
4 lit IV
h
"cnm|i*inl'vely
I* *
imt Pruto ■.I'.iiiil Women's
Chicago sard ll.al ex.ept for a few 1
B* * ,,"r‘l Wo,,« W*\
nttla •" vvctc kttitwo l«* IlHVt I*. •ii
■IAt KHONVII.I.F, Juii.- 87
1 Ini. mid directed hy Ml 1 I1 M.
spots,
rain had fallen over „ | ' " " u"h * w*'r
iSiteriiih
’'Th,. A 11111111I Mi't'img pic* id In I'ltidi “ f I liet*e iilncf,, H"
i.mgli'i. Mty 1ccii'j|iton dllei lor
hot. humid weekend and none was j
we,le,n c,v,l,,," ' on « wf
“ f ttm miimiKcrs iilitl official'* nf sctvht' ttaiil
ini 1lie youth priigiHMi
W
A
S
H
I
N
G
T
O
N
.
June
87.
ut’i
p.H
7
• idol fill
money Imgs
filled
tin' Flmiila Btnte Fiirmi'it*' Mm |
predicted before Tuesday. F.ven
*’' *
. .
.
Its
If
.
!•
Tin.
Navy,
enger
to
gel
a
"flush) u 11i1 Mickles
null liliue i were
ket* will cunvi-nc III JackHOlivilh' I
then light, scattered ihundershow- , N«> natmn worlh hving has yet
pat, Mr
tin k" currier f»r handling big , nl llti' fienige W H:thiltgt on 11,it I j Rrrlin Airlift II.ih
,*•■((• pipsentril to i-uili winner,
er* won't give much relief, ihe I t| ,fcb„ bf declared, and he urged plain',, itpcu rnnsidered making
.4 till
I....I Imgn of peiinul 1 were pren July 7, S, It," according to mi 1
M
s
I'irst
Hirthdii.v
bureau forecast,
'hat we as a naliu,. ,ei up .Ian- one “ lit of an exbillng flattiip hilt ■iiimoiincemrnl
-1 111•>■I lo evervntir id Die show
today from tin* of- I
lalt'i
decidrd
it
would
coat
too
M. i f tliiiri LOU person^ were pteIt'# of Witthim 1. Wilson, ditcc | HUtI.IN, Jtuie 87 d’i
West of Ihe Rockies it was gen- f,4rd* ,n wh,ch w,,,‘ *nd «tM>d peo
llie
*• ut.
Ini of State Markets,
airlift Iiad it* tlrut bttMiday ve
erally cooler. A line of thunder pie can believe, as individuals ad- much.
Vice
Admiral
Calvin
T
.
Durgin,
t'lis entered in Die n uiteg in*
storms was reported moving from litre to our moral and spiritual deputy chief of naval operation!. I Whilt tltii veur morki* tbs terdav, but no party.
.hided dogs of many types ami
rite :'.i6,;i! itht flight ’ * r n
ideals, and leave events in the for air. said In an interview that l.'tth year “ f service rendered tty
(Caatlaat* Oa Pag* Slat
t.'e, cats, ducks, tiirllrs. goats
th" State Marketing system, It I*
bands of God."
the plan wa* studied before work h>''tally ntii IJth Annual Confer- living Imscar— landed live toils *''
*, . -It -tliwl dm '"g mid a hear.
1
of *lri>l, wool and testd*-* at lem
IiRev.
War*,
who
waa
Introduced
started
on
tlie
United
State*,
tin1
.tiiiiiuy Fox's dog was Judged
Rev. David L. Rofton, by I'resident Georg# Touhy aa • aupeicarrier on which construction ince. Farlv In Dm hislnrv ttf Die prill'd Airport at mu' 11v noon f....
I u e g t il li it lf il i t
• hr
•hi Imgrsl In Die mutest, and
i r n * l l * i i , i l O a P a g * *(«|
* w r i t ' 1 m *t i) ti»'tn
ll ii'H'i unloaded without c fir I
84, Dies In Georgia son of Judge It. W. Ware of this icrciitlv wa* halted hy Becretary
ll.e |U l/e for Die snuilleit entry
nniny nod look off fur Ii r Irurm* ■ it,,. ,■,.■1 ,.t I hr I nil *, lull trp|i.u ''id neid tn Peggy
Thnrnlry fur
city, paator of th# Methodist of t)ofen*s Johnson.
tirtsc. 'Ilif- airlift land, an *vriHg>* it 1... 1
rlt »rf up Die lirg'it'M
'Colors" tier painted turtle. A
The rebuilding project— which Half Ycnr Tags (Jo
The Rev. David L. Roton, 94, Church In Varo Beach, a veteran of
tons In llerlto rvrtv d*V i >,,, .
g o a t iiriined F,va, owned hv Sarah
retired Baptist minister and for- World War two in which ha aarve.l would have Involved a 45,fMfM»ui
On Sale In County gso K.'JIKI
rffirteiilly Diat n“ l>'»lv pay*
I <(ri',i, in tiiitli liiieii'i* An*'* Piifi.t was Judged *1 Die ru teit
mar rasldent of Benson Junction, aa a chaplain for four year*, two MldwMV-type carrier, tha Navy',
(I i.aHnue* Tin r«a* sis I
imirli attention to II
rii. 1 I ....I.ia, l.rive .airl Drey *“I*
dltd Saturday at McBtan, Oa. and a half y**r* In England and largest— wa* scrapped as "eco
Vehicle license tag* wer^ today
, 1 iri in ril t* ri le lllrde.'i nl'lr
U n it Michael H. ‘.retry. III, of
whtra he had lived for th* past seven month* In Franca, JP^h" °J} nomically unsound.'' Durgin said, idiired
ante at half year tale Makrrsfrclil, Calif , nod I 'rul W t
, , ^ , r d Die pre.e»it lir.ily a* I ’t l o l ( l u l l W i l l
yaar with hla daughttr, Mrs. J. the subject, "An ex-G. I. Look* at when estimatca Indicated It would »i Die on
office of ( ‘riuiitv Tea t’ol
, , . . y with which •“ buy four
It, Ittai kltlli 11, 811, ot M ville Creek,,
r . Smith. If* had been 111 for th* the World." and said that ht* Ida** cost more than $70,000,000. The h'l'tnr John
L tiallnwav
S | i f i i i ‘i f t r l l o l i l i v S h o w
•CuMlaae* (la Pag* Hat
on th* subject originated a y«i
(tie., flrw the annlv'‘i <i«i v DigU , i... 1 , tr.i ‘Vtale,
paat yaar.
The new lags do not apply to and didn't even know It until ie
Prior to last year ha had lived aKo while looking over a alack
nr truck* wlrblt nave pullers told Diem
. m i l - Itl.-t- .1
■Inca 191ib with hi* son, II. W. of m*l»*ii*M whtn f”*" Dio flrat C o n i i n i H H i o n To Meet mitiiMHihlle*
Mi • P M tiingle* aniimirp'ed
I'*••■11 operateil prior to ltiil*y In
.Maluidav the Arnrv and lh* | It. I •I ,N Will D. N J . J'U'* '. today Ihat a lloliliv .Stmw wilt tie
Roton at Benson Junction, lie was time lie realised that this nation
Hit'
at«'e
a*
Diene
nre
■ntiie,-t
to
Weil Merlin d ly goveinroenl drd ■
II was blowing hot and '"Id held nl Die Fort Mellon I'mk t il
horn Jan. 21, 1RB6 a t Edgeflald, iaemad to b. on lh* brink of an- At City Hall Tonight
8. O.
Surviving la ona daughter, Mr*,
Smith of McBeant two aona, If.
W .J ^ to n of Benson Junction and
J. T . Roton of Jacksonvlll*, 10
gramkhlidran and flva graat
grandchildrtn.
Ha apoka of th* Idealism and an-
th 11mantn with which th* young
man of 1917Uunch*d upon tha£rusad* to tnaka the worid saf* fot
dr|nocracy, and thalr dlalllualon(Caatlaa** oa r t * ' “lal
Mr«. Mary E. Taylor Wins Bond As
Oldest Seminole County Resident
Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, 97, P. 0. Bog 12, Ganava, waa awarded a
823 U.-S. Savings Bond today by tha Florida State Bank a* the oldest
person in Seminole County whose name'was entered in tha recant contest
tn connection with the ll. 9. Treasury'! bond sales drive.
Mrs. L P. Harper. Geneva, who submitted Mrs. Taylor's name,
Tha Cltv Commission will meet
tonight al 9:1)0 o'clock at th*
City Hall In regular seasloii.
On Friday avtnlng a t 8:00 o’
clock a public hearing will be held
at th# City Hall In regard to rent
decontrol for the Ranfnrd area,
said City Manager Clifford Mr
Klbbin tills morning.
"Public taw requires that before
the governor of any state ran
remova control* In a city a public
hearing must be held In that
city," Mr. McKlbbln declared.
BUTLER FINES 3
GAINESVILLE, June 27—</D—
Florida State League President J.
M. Butter today announced two
fine*— on* player and ona umpire
receiving tbe presidential wrath,
John Markland, Ht. Augustlm*
catehar, draw a $10 auaasm ent for
. In • game In 8t. Augun
tfne June 91 from which he wa*
Ihe regular yearly llreir*e la*. Nu
Ini', **1d Mr fialloway, will tie
offered for let.* than $h.OO except
Die V series for two wheel trail
els weighing fiOfl pound* or lea*.
KNfyr HOLE GANG
Member* of the Knot Hole
Dung will tie admitted to the
Municipal Dark tomorrow night
when the Hanford Giant* meet the
I'alatka Asaleaa In a double hill.
Itlrachar* are being <(instructed
for the children, and will he ready
foi me tomorrow evening, City
Cninml**lonrr John Krlder derlar
rd this afternoon.
|i iileil llie square ill flout "f III* ,,, I lu lenwold ovei the werkriel
field as "rinjr Iter Luftlnuecke" 11.«■ ihri momrlei leglnterril .1. ,
alt lift plnia.
Do h'<"‘"gh’H snowplow wa* ie
The alrllfl has cost 51 lUrs »nd .........
$350,Him,00(1 In It* first year
i.riiinl
to duly
afln
l.elng
ie
Businessmen Brace Against Rough
Sailing In The Months To Come
(ly SAM DMVMPN
N E W 5 0 R K . June 27— (/!’) Ibw •• * piecemeal leces.ion
lime, will gel wor.e before tliev gel bel.-r, and wben tliev gH bette.
il will be piece-meal, too. rbal't Hi'
" I""** '"*lf W4Y ''""UKb
1949.
A*ie»»tt'fn1t oi wbat bat lia|iprned to Ut so lar, ami what we tail
reasonably expect Die lest of the*
year, range from soothing cluck ,
to go. That’s wh*t is lueatil
Inga In Waihlnglon to gloomv j,y „ pi*** meal recession and ie
headahaklnga of the hear* In Wall
v-.
Street, nut the middle of the road- Thing* In general aren't ns h*d
estimate goal something Ilka this:
„.„ie people talk Diem Hut Ihe
Most obMrvera expect the slump'wiiulr world. I* watching what
dnv nf lei iiuon at 8 Itu o'clnck The
show will hr spoiisnird hy (he
Pilot Chili In i'(iuper*Diiu with Ihe
City
Recreational ftrprrtmenl
undei Die direction nf Mr* flingIni lliii Is the second in a series
of piogiama planned for the sum
met month*.
ChkIi pi lies will (ip awarded to
Du- winners In four rUxsl fiAaliqn*
Including: th* must unusual hobby,
Die best scrapbook, the lie.sl stamp
' Net lion and the lies! model
plane
The show will hr held under th#
dieltem at each end of thr Fort
Mellon
Gliufflthoard
Courts
wheie laid** and bench** will lie
piovldrd, said Mis Ii Ingles
All (‘hlldran arc Invited lo par
ticipate in the show and an entry
blank foi entering liohtiles will he
found in another pail of today'*
Herald.
RECOM EH COM MIHSI ONE it
JACKSONVILLE, June 87. (fl’l
J Dlllion Kennedy finally he
- ame cltv commissioner in charge
or niihlir utilities loday.
Kennedy, suffering from a nerv
ous ailment, disappeared Friday
never*) hour* hefora he was
scheduled lo taka th* oath of
ejected hy the umpire.
office, A wld* aeareh waa launch
Umptre Phil Taylor w h fln e\ ed for him, and he wa* found
Tuesday Morning
810 to r using abusiva language In Saturday morning asleep on the to hit bottom about tha first uuar happens to us. There are sign* No haaeball arh*i!nli* today.
addressing a manager—George front teat of hla auto on a dirt ter of IDfiO. They think It will not Die slump Is bamming world
ID ou A.M. Gratnmai School —
toad In Nassau county.
Hyatt of Orlando.
go aa far down the economic acale w|,|r, Hnd we are the huaineax lloya only — Market shooting re
■a did those of 1920-21 and 1937 ringleaders now,
lay, volley ball, boxing, one leg
I FAMILIES KILLED
BIG POLIO FUND
88, and certainly nowhere near aa
Must business Indlmiui* here
rope Jerk, hog tying, kangaroo
MADERA, Calif, Juna 37, UF)~ low aa In 1929-38.
,N*W YORK. Juna 37, « V - T h .
| i.m not alt—are lower than In fight, bucking contest and chin
National Foundation for Infantile Two Btockton, Calif, families,
The economy I* expected to jmd. hut most peopleexpected
crowded Into a 1941 aedan, were alert upgrade again next spring,! that, even hack In I94H And this ning.
10:01) A M. Southaldt School —
all
hut
wiped
out
In
a
collision
Td total of 131,781.000 wat
and slowly climb back during thn uni- most huslnaasmeti were well Paper cutting and coloring, canoe,
with
a
heavily
laden
vegetable
la the 1949 "March of
laat nlna
Ina months
mi
of 1960. Moat prepared for tha slump
j butl»rflv, soap bubble blowing,
Lett year's total wat truck. Seven of the nine were doubt It wilt gat back to 1948
Indicators last favorable now .marbles,
killed.
Tuesday Attarnoon
levels until 196! or '62. In some than al Ihe atart of this year In ,
Two others are In aarloua con boom Indtiairlea th# 1948 record* ctmh : the Federal Hexerva Board’* j 2:00 P.M. Grammar School —
I O'Connor, foundation met.
dition
In
a
hospital.
aaid the need for fund*
atand much longer than that. Industrial production Index; elec- swimming a t Crystal Lake. Buddy
The truck driver, Don Allen, may
remalae oatrometp critical."
But soma Induatrlea will atari trie power output, lowest since race, waUr_ polo, lighted candle
Stockton,
told
police
the
paseeni poar'a polio epidemic—the
before others.
That’s because .A„rll
but 4 par cent
than . race. Life Guards
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gar car ewervad Into hta lane. up tlx___
their ___
back'
•
a
_had
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.
.
p_ r ____pfOduiuuit.
they hnd
tkair
Joltt away
back',
yMr „ago;
ateel —
production,
lowBuddy 8yst*m
Ha waa net held.
“ notice
*'
* 1Cil ,inco
■
*■-’* 19481
r“ *“ crude
J oil
”
(Swim Inatructlona — volunteer
n you
maeh.
yon didn’t
it ---much.
April,
Wreckage and victim* were whan
*»a>
(C
n
irs
s
M
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Instructor)
Tkcy’rd adjusted to reality and
iim n> ever tbe highway.
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