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Legal Notice
IN- COURT “ o r ‘ T i f f - COUNTY
JUDOK, SEMINOLE COUNTY,
st a t e o f F l o r id a . in FROBATE.
In re lha KaUta of
Florence Thomaa firady
Dacaaaad.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CON
Nnl'ca la hereby alvan that Vlrelnla D Pavla filed her final re.
art aa Ki*, utrlx of lha aaleta ol
toranca TYiomae llrady, dacaaaad;
that aha (Had her petition for final
dlacharae. and that aba will apply
to tha llonoratile O Puuelaa Stanatrom, County Judnn of Seminole
County, Florida, on tha *|h day
of July, 1*4*. for approval of aama
and for final dlachareaa aa Ktrcutrlt of tha aatata of Florence
Thomaa llrady, dacaaaad, on llila
llh day nf June, t i l l
. ViitfllNIA D. DAVIS
i t KSUaitrls nr tha aatata nf
Florence Thomaa Rradr,
dcrcaaM.
P
IS(STICK TO AFFHAn
TO DAIHY LEE KKIOANH, whoa*
rsalrfenc* l« Lumber City, (Uorala
rou are bereliy required tu ap|,esr on June lo, | t | t , | n a cerl*Tn
divorce penilliiit In ths circuit
Court of Hetnlnole County, Florida,
In Chanrery, nn nlihrevlated title
nf <vhli.il eeld ran** ta DAN C.
KKIUANH. I’UIntirr, va. DAIHY
LKK KKIUANH. Iierendant.
WITNEH8 my hand and r,(Uriel
seat al Hantord, Florida, thla flat
day of Hey, l>|!
<l. (■ HKIINDON
clerk, Circuit Court
Hamlnola County, Florida.
b ICAIj
k o t ii 'M
n r H A erm i'e BALK
NOTICR IH KH
IMftEBY OIVRN
that pureuant In _Flaal peer**
rendered on tha ruth
:lt day of May,
A. l>. 1*4*. in (hat eeriat cauaa
pending in lha circuit Court, In
and for Kemlnolt County, Florida,
la Chan,-ary, wherein ItUH W.
M tm iU 'r and MARTHA K MU ItHAT, hla wile, are Plaintiff*. and
n it donai. dhon, and louihm
c. donaldhon . his wife, FHKD
1 *
tftl
m
A. HORTON M l
FRANCES F.
Creak geographer* divided their
MORTON, ht* wtf*. »r« <Dfaadint*.■ Eleven and 'twelve” were
Mia un4*r*l*a*d. >■ Hptclal Mbs. orlKlnally written "oneteea” end known world Into two portions,
Europe end Asia end the parts of
tar, will within lha (seal hour* twotean .
of aala on Monday tha 4th day of,
,
Africa known to them ware deJuly, A. D. 1»4», offar for gala and, ground floor area for
nna
gall to Ilia hlalimt and best btaRory dwelling.
dw.fifnV *nc?udiSi
-°.r! elfM ted ea a part of Asia.
"lory
Including gardar for raah at tha front door nf age.
tha Court Houaa of Hamlnola Coun
The
property
Honed
In
Dletrlct
Because of tha alkaline content
ty, Florida, In Sanford, Florida,* . R-1 to n . (tingle Family D i"
of eahes, tools end containers used
tha fo
following
daacrlhad nroparty, trlct), described aa tha North
llo w in g described
altuatad and
and bbains
In HamUjol*
situated
sln n In
to hendle ashes In big power
I«o reel of Lot « of A V.
f'nuhlir
C ounty, FICInrlita
lo rid a , to - w lt:1
Frencli’a Hu lidt via Ioa, located i plants must be made of metal*
T h a N W I* o f th e H K ti a ie e lit
and
ahuttlng
on
tha
Weal
aid*
th e I » H o r th a H W I 4 or N W U
of French Avenue, Houth and [which resist corrosion,
o f the H K U n f Hec. I I , T u p .
alacent to the Sanford Htale
tt. It. 19 R a i l , containing
Parmer* Market property, ta
arree, m ure o r (*»», logelh
proposed to he changed to C-l
er
w ith
a ll Im provem ent*
<Commercial.. I nduetrlal)
nisthereon
trlct.
(B e in g the p ro p e rty described
All parllee In Interest and ottIn th a t c e rta in m ortgage dated
laen* shall have an opporlunllr t„
Nov. I , 1040. o f record In the
be heard at said hearing.
puMlo
reco rd * o f Hetnlnole
»V
«*f Ills I’ll/ (Jommleslon
C o u n ty, F lo rid a , In m ortgage
of tha City Of Hanford, Florida
llo n k * ! . page 441. foreclosed
thla
I
llh
day
of Juna, 114*. .
In th la s u it.
II N. HAVKIt
Bald aals will lie made purati
V
City
cierE Of tha City
to and In order lo aellafy
of Hanford. Florida.
term* of euld Final Decree.
w
Fee ReeeR*
TSs tetlawlag M M eael* t«
• Waal AC* s ilI M M 4a TSr
'
eater* Metel/i__________
, tie r I Be ea* l|Hue las* .Itae
lfsiM It* ear tfee tee* rltee
Mm.** Sr pet tie# iaaei
ertfee
liee I s m MlBB
** It sire Be esr
lies,
Fire wsrde »#i lbs _
_
fsaki* safe fee Mark
fart m w
lark taw
J
PHONE 148
waa« see m il ae
tree ta* islegkeM ea
M s t s a fkaras If sag* **■•
Is Mata* la ;! • tslagkaae bask,
la rerare la* (Ma aasalaasada44a* tka aar*rllea* la fagasta*
ta gar g»awatl». Ik area* far
aa ta rae*.r Ik* k*a( gaaafbl*
••vrlra. all Waal A*a asM ka
I* SHIN aa I t l l s r kafars
afsiaJ" -
Please aatifr aa tMoredlatali
-wrara la ta e r l *
If
far
Wa *aaea4 aa
. . raaaaoalsia
-—
aiata «kaa ana Isrsrtw t faaa*
W
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
AT THE Cowan Apt*., ennvenlantly located across from the
Post Offlct, one room efficiency
apartment, modern tile bath,
suitable for builnei* couple or
individual^ Phone BBO, _ _ _ _ _
WEt AKA APARTMENTS, llfl
W, First Street. Furnished
room* A apartment*. Day, week
or month, Phone 18-R or 1481.
I.ovaiy apartment with two bedrooms. N Ice location. Cell 470.__
TWO "R O hlO urnlahed cottas*,
utilities Included also larage,
Phone 404-M.
_
_
'
t room furnlihed apartment, near
Mov Inland Theatre, Anne Pomhen, Rt. 9, Boa 447, Sanford,
FURNISHED H O ttS ^ t i r Maple
A v e n u e , IBO.OO m o n t h l y .
ROBERT
A. WILLIAMS,
REALTOR. Phone 782.
S t W —two nicely furnlihed epartmente good neighborhood, utili
ties furnished, no abjection to
chUdnn. Ceil 108ft
fiEW LYidecofalad furnlihed ga
rage apartment. 80S W. 18th. I t.
V A R N IS H
In abundance from f ° by °wn
well Cool, frwh, pure water
■t all lin n . Wall drill your
well and do lilt pipint to
your home. Catl now for free
Mtlmnte.
W h itt
Q ttlck
D r y ln f
ENAM EL
D upH catM E x p tm J v g B ak ed O n F ln la h e a
G a t T h a B aal, 11 C oata L eaa, G e l
CAEMOTE- For say Sarfere, Interior or Exterior
“Yoa Cak't Beat It for Qaallly”
“Yon Can't Beqt It for Prtea"
CARMOTE Mildew Restating Hones Paint, Equipment
Enamel, KoUll Flat W aft All Tope In quality.
We Recommend Nothing But Responalblo Palntors
Who Guerantoo Hstlsfsctiou.
Sparkling Water
'v ■
"WE HAVE GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE"
We Appreciate Your Patronage
AFffR INI IfMATI Foreign Relation! Committea had unanimously ap
proved the North Atlantic Defense Pact and recommended Its ratifica
tion by the Senate, Sen. Tom Connallj (D-Tex.), the group’s chairman,
and Dr. Francis O. Wilcox (right), discuss the action In Washington. The
taller Is chief of the advisory staff to ths committee. The Senate group
also approved a lUtv-page report which Interprets the American com
mitments under the defense treaty.
'International Soundphold)
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
"Sanford's Leading Petal A Glyua Store"
117 Bo. PARK
Prat Delivery
PHONE SOS
M. G. HODGES
P L U M B IN G — W E L L D R IL L IN G
409 W . la t 81.
P H O N E 128
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
mot
u
3 — R e a l E s ta te
m
a
F o r H a ls—a
m
ArlicItM F o r Bale
'pin 1948 dflHnquent real estate tax list of tha
City of Sanford, Florida Is posted at the front
dftor of the City Hall and a t the front door
of tho Court House In ths City of Sinford,
Florida, and will remain ao posted for a period
s '
of four consecutive weeks.
®
10—Bualnms Opportunltlea
LADIES I ! ! 1 1
UTILITY boat for sals cheap.
TWO Bedroom home In good con 12’21H
Entertain ten ledy friends at
E. IKth. flt.
dition, near shopping district.,
iim -i, . » . ..
.
,
cosmetic party end receive 18.00
Low rash down payment, and AUTO GLAHH Inulnlliul, Glata for
in merchandise. Hall Orlando
3-0688 Collect.
I..IM c *
THRKK Bedroom House, very I l l - I l l W, 2nd. HI,
Rhone 820.
modern, Hardwood floors, t«"» (il.AIHOl.UH-heautiful tC lad a, 12— H p ed n l S e rv ie n t — 121
tllo hathg, lovely sbsdc treesi cut frCH|, t,v try day,
,|ay nr^. P*r
and fruit treks. Priced lutlnw tu.:—
>n| | t|p- -We grow them
day's msrket nn easy term*.
Expert Radio Repairing
for your pIcHHiire. 310 W. 8th,
Frad Myers. 311 E. 2nd. Ht,
______
I have l)iiHlnesi"s well cnlntillHhed i HI.
and operating profitably, Ibat I GOOD Mule, 1 double wagon and VENETIANTb L i NDH made to or
der. flemlnola Venetian Blind
ran be purrhiutod on let tun.
viirlous multi equipment, ft. 0.
Co. 820 W. 3rd. Ht. Phono
Thrasher, Celery Ave,
C. A. WHIIHHIN, Hit.
1162-W.
IIP H. I'ark Ave.
I’hone 1281. If It’s Hcrnnn wire you want • NEW F1.C0RH surfaced In perfec
check with un • Galvanised and
tion. Old floors maria likes new.
Ilrntue, all sixes. Priced right,
4 BEilltOOM two glory house on
KOOKR8 HARD-1 finishing, cleaning ft waxing.
two lot*, screened porch, VenaPortablo power plant. 82 year*
Halt blind!, garage. In city
experlonco In Seminole County,
Limits. *4,000. Phone 1066-J.
II. 'M. Gleason, Laka Mary 1
i'ITtBBURG Paint*
every
FOR FARMS, homes, business
EM o r t a i —
purpose.
property and aerfege, see your HENK/AHIK niasx
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
Petnt Co.
E, A. HI rou I Realty Agency 118-114 W, 2ml,
AND TYPINO
N. „
Phemo l i t .
Orle R. Mathieux, Assoclatt
CREDIT BUREAU OF
m
X
y
t
a
u
washing
machines,
I 1307 E. Krrond Street or phone
HANFORD
parts and nervier. Randall Elec.
' 1800-J.____________
____
111 N. Perk
Phene IN
(6 ROOM house furnlihed or un
A M B /M ornlng flentlwi. ifffurnished, landscaped yards, ONE COAT Fla. Oil Paint. Covef, O kT
Undo Evening 8tar. Cell Ralph
any nurfnco. Six pantel tints and
fruit trees, four lots. B*« owner,
white, *3.75 per gallon.
I Ray. 1106-J.
______ ________________
W. A. Leavitt, 24U3 Oreng* Ave.
HKNKAK1K U»»» A Paint Co. >0.11,1, 517 for Battery,. Generator
112-114 W. 2nd, HI.
Phone 320.’ and Rtar-cr service. Bweln'e
I— lieu I F.Klatu W in d ed — l
HutDry Hervlre, 301 W. First
Ht.
From Owner two or three hedromn Iti— A lU T t’I.KS W A N T E D — A
modern or gcnil-mndern ho u se'----------------------------------------------- La U'NMOWERH sharpened, titeyrie* repairt-d. lock and key
within d ly Untilo. Must he rnawork. No walling—work *uera n te d . H. W. Hhum*n, 810
Eaxt 4th. Ul., Sanford, Fla.
<Formerly with William* Flxil
6— A rllcttv. F o r Hale — 5 7— I'elH-l.iveHlock-HuppllcH
Shop).
All real estate upon which the 1948 taxes have
not been paid, and agalnBt which tax certifi
cates have not already been Issued, will Ite sold
at public auction on thu 1st day of July, 1949,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. at tho front
door of the City Halt In the City of Sanford,
Florida.
| HKSK/«irr«i... *
FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dinners
sveryntght, >1.00. HOMER'S.
Mill's Swap Shop—We buy. a*II or
trade most anything, 40(1 San
ford Ave, Phono 1P8-J.
We .both lose when you don't
bring your prescription* to
Laney's. Phone 108.
8—
HELP
W ANTED
of barbed wire fence
Volusia County. For i
Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.
matlon writs. X.Y.Z.
D O ttER A GAY PAINTS
“
flee Qateen, general t
"Best for the South"
W A N fE tl—-White tatas-Ledy. ex
STANLEY-ROGF.RS
HARDperienced in trnueer alteration*)
full time work. Morgan's Bale*.
ili register and aealea,
807 Hanford Avenue._________
cheap. Phono- 1438-J,
Companion for elderly lady. Write
NJOY Sunday dinner .
Boa A. (I. Cara Herald.
Tie also weak days. ]
abort orders.
9— W O R K W A N T K D
MRrpaaiii
PRACTICAL NURSE and Baby
ellter, can give Doctor's refreeneea, phone UM-R,
tOW ER PRICES, ~ fa M rtrw iS jf
HBBTfoORKdoi
Oeodyear Liquid Roofing
etqpa ell leaks. 10 year
, Mwne aa write F. H.
tbam tr-i
To
Stay
It If
WATHCIN
Aa Hperlut M auler
NOTICE OF I'lIltLlC IIKAItINO ON
I’lUiroHED C H A N (I E H IN
IIOUNUAIUKH O*
CF.ItTAIN
HIHTItlfTH OF THE ZONINU
OIMMNANCt; OF TIIK CITY Of
HANFOIID, FLOHIDA.
Notice l» hereby given that u ,
Public Hearing will be held al (hr
office of the City Commission In
the City flail In the City of H*n-‘
ford, Florida, at T:ID o’clock I*. M, |
June |o, I'Jtt, to conelder the fol
lowing chanaee and aoiandmenls
lu the Zoning Ordinance nf lha
City
of Hanford, Florida:
lly or
The property bounded on Kast
by Poplar Avenue. Houlh by
nlsMt Creel, West or weei
boundary tine of City, North by
First Htreet, and soneri In Dis
trict It -1 (One Rlngle Family
Illslrlcll, with minimum re
quirement nf Son ai|uar* feet
ground floor area for one story
dwelling, la proposed to be
changed Into a new Zoning
District lo be claselfled an Dis
trict tt-1-X time Mingle Fam
ily Dlsirlrt), with minimum raiiulrsmsnt of 100 square feet
Agency end that 1 Intend to re
e n te r said name eoraoeat to me
Terms of tha "Fictitious Name
Statute" to-wit i Sac. *11.0* FLOR
IDA STATUTES 1*41 with the
clerk of the Circuit Court of Sem
inole County, Florida.
FRANK B. MacNEILL
Owner,
Guaranlce4u
C A P U O IN E
* *
Use
HERALD
Want Ada
t j, fi
Legal Notice
SpSESSK
te rd rn hints, Phtww iafU . ■
ACL T V Fjt¥ oil' holldoaer watfc
STEAM-LUX
Houie Washing.
Entire outilus area Includlllg
screeni. Fr*o eatlmatea. Phene
collect Oviedo 3081.
For full tins of GALVANIZED
and BRONZE SCREEN.
For all weights In ROLL ROOF
ING.
For QUALITY, SERVICE ta d
PRICE,
Try BTANLEY-ROGERB HARD
WARE COMPANY.
Saaferd Mole* A EqpL U ;
I N W. la t Street
—
i A K i r s i w n f F r 'f
Garage A Service Station 1
Celery A Sanford Ave. • •
Auto R e tirin g
Standard OU Products___i
ARKET Harbor Shop. O peiTi
day, every day. 1 Invite n
frlendi and euatomera. I m
welUng for you. Lonnie lit
fMIIOINI HUMAN poses In front of the Whits House with tha HI-Y
'’governors" of nineteen stnlcs, who are In Washington to BUop®
Notional Conference of Hoy Governors. The President totd the execu
tive*" the! the responsibility of good government will wet entirely upon their shoulders In the yeare to com*. (International foussysot*)
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H. N. Bayer, City Clerk.
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THE RIVAL
CLUROWNERt
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T H E LONE RANGER
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T* Promote the Progress of America ■
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Established 1908
V O LU M E A X X X
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R
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Continued " i i n 1 «llti local .iftrrnomi thundr r ilm» »r» Ihruiist
f'ri'J m I iiffit In rni*t*r»tf ninth"e,l*tl* >vjni|.
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T H U R S D A Y . J I I N E 23. 11M9
NO. 21H
A ssorlafi-d I 'r e s s Leu.set) W ire
—»-- ---
Passage O f Trum an Coplon Slaps More Than 60 New Homes Built 3 Billion Dollar Cut
In Orange City In Last 2 Years
Housing Bill Is Seen Trial Method
In Military Spending
.B y Political Leaders Prosecutor
Hv WII.I.ARD CONN til |,Y
Moic than 60 new iiornei valued in excer* ol MOO.000 have been
built in Orange City during the pari l»o year*. L I Abel, head of the
building committee of the Oiange City Town Council declared this
•
c u . r.. I / - - - , t . .
S a y s S lip I s K e p t In
S tra ig h t ia d te t A n d
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i e r r
L 3 n tt
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(
D e n ie s B H n n
S pv
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C tM h * S
WASHINGTON, lure >3 i.-Pi
I j ,1 r t
l a
Judith Coplon complained in near
WASHINGTON. June 23 f / P t hysterical lone* today thal the govRep. Jsvits. a New York Repub
ernmenl
i* not giving her full free
lic a n . broke with hit party's leader
Flving From Rat/wia dom todefend
heirelf aga.nrl e*.
ship and predicted in the Home
.
To Holland Ship
today that Preiident Truman', big
, I
8 M
I
I feel that I'm krpl in a itr.nl
homing program will parr.
Thotifiht Off Course racket,”
shr shoulcd al loltn M
Some folk* "are going to be
Kelley, Jr., government prosecutor.
•urprited" by the number ol voter
FAR I. Italy, [une 21 </p)— A
"1 would like for the iury to see
the bill g tlt" on both ride* of the j lour-engmed Kim (Royal Dutch
ihe
kmd'of work I did "
airle," Javitr declared.
i Auhne,) plane tra d e d in the «es
redefal Judge Albeil I I b - m
The House GOP policy commit- off thu inqlbraxtern lialian port
tea hat come out solidly against the lodav killing lielween HI and 40 ha* rul*d lepealedlv lint the governmenl nrtd not piodure Ntsss
.housing bill, and many Republi- , persons
Americans,
Dutch
and
Turk,
^
J - i c e Depastment "as"cans are attacking it as "socialism”
1
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i
.
and a threat to federal financial were said In have been agoard Ap- signment sheet showing the work
she performed
solvency.
I parenlly there were no <urvivors.
Miss Coplon said she wanted the
A
Ban
port
official
said
24
But Javiti supported the Admin
,v lo see all ihe reuorls dial she
iai h
.......................
( .n - .i. bodies had been recovered, many »urvrv to see all Ihe resort
istration measure, saying "private
enterprise is not Joing the job" badly burner! Tlie»e inrhidrd 16 ever wrote heiauir
I want th
thel needs to be done in housing.
iur "- I've women and three children
to understand
House leaders claimed a margin 1be said
Sbe also protested il.al Kelley
of 30 votes lor President Truman's
Recovery of other hodie* believ kepi asking her questions tbal she
hotly contested housing trill, one ed trapped m the wreckage was '7"*'* "0, l,n,w,r yr' *" n"
■
■ was in explanation
why
Inndied hv rhoppv sea* ■
lialian
•of the major domestic points of ..........................
navy
chser*
and
patio!
craft
weie
,on«
’I'eet
he*
after
almost
hit "fair deal" legislative program
Speaker
Rayburn
(D -T ax ) I aiding in the recovery operation*.
every question,
told reporters tha Administration
The plane crashed tn bright,
Her
outburst
capped
long
la sura to win.
clear weather. A light northeast hour* of question In which KelHowavar,
lawmaker*
ipaar- wind was blowing Some accounts ley;
heading an opposition team ofisatd the transport went down in
I. Developed that she considerHer—
—
*
»—
•**—
—
»s---•-Republicans, and Southern Demo- *’ *•
flames front
a ................................................
height nf a limit ed visiting ~Russian In tha spring
crate Insisted the taauo Is s till; ttt noo feet.
of lftjg. Miss Conlmi xanl that
---- fn—dcrabtr Rrp JtattecK (R:IluH . ................
.
............
. .........................
.
Kim officials
in
Rome
Indicated was true, ..............
but that ................
she dropped
aald Rapubllcana may have a sub- (be plane may have been off Its the Idea without trying to do
atltut* ready whan voting begins, comae and possibly svaa trying anything about It.
^probably tomorrow.
i f«*r an emergency landing al an
2. Sought to show chat she and
... Gubltche’',
___..... . . o ItusT"® opposition appeared split nirpnrt near Ilisri. The plana was Valentine A.
5,V*J’ 'wnwtnwr to make an all-iut en route from Raiavla, Java, to alnn ett(
nglneer, used a hxtdtual
RDP
er ; actr , „ Jp‘neS Dutch Airliner
p T e s id e ^ r f Bn!
,n l° Se8’
30 To 40 Killed
Located on Ihe Santord-UeLand highway only eight nitlei north
°f the Monroe Bridge, and 12 mile* flout downtown .'anf.ud. Orange
City Is h town of unusual beauty*-------------- -- - ~ — —■■———
with it's 1' "oiht
H f |i*\rti
navpri sirccia
jitrepts t|rmfc
. » 0f• Ot.-tv^r City w4tcr from
t
'vun
m irir
;n e r*h*uow*ti **y t*1* o*k*, and its
weM ♦»*^ 4iig, »f the btnutibeautiful homes, parks amt gar- fu, ,ttt)p
t f,
0,,,lus!, f
p rlor la
19<,8 ?*•*•*' "f "JV"''
»•-»
rrlo r to the Mg Ireeze of loao llo-klmum tuhlio C’hrarv face each
{10, Orange City was a famous ,
cllrua shipping center; but with
nf colcie-sl ar-hil(oture
the
“ » *r“v*» destroyed, this Industry Town flail, which was built m
« ■ “ *>• *•' " 7 ^ ln‘lu' ,r V now '» 1WH from « l*x,g„
by Elton
i*s exceedingly pure water sup- m „ „ , K„. f„, i
„ .
ply, which won it a gold medal at ,«,i ,,„ry brick Imdduig of iinuatinl
the St. Louis exposition amt which
H„,| „
,,.mint»ccnl
is shipped away In bullies and ,,f tllWn hall, m New England
,'“r4 ^be lain John D Ruck- .\jnny uf the citizm , u( Orange
, , *’ r,lpi"tc(l to have bail his r'<t>■ me from I'orme, tic it, and the
nV lige“c I i ? ”
n
U " “ ,'r” Kdw*rd
I •• ipilet lieauty and charm of
(lllr y nnk,-*- ini lilinn
"range City, plus Ihn hospitality
| s.c office if \s Ttuir Huw-kley,
’** ■'**teens and eivjc leaders, f....,, clerk, ii I -ateil on the main
f.v e m .U .J,_a mevm./or t .u H . t , f u „ a, rhe w ,„ .......... the buildIts population in 1S*J5 was listed nil. -(,,i
t|,, , NT„P »i0.)r i. ,s..
, , 7t>«. and l» estimated to be
,| nhatiibei Edward Webb,
nearly double than during the win- ,, imifc elm* icsidrnt. is mayor
J«r
,tU l*r!*p'", h:,,H U
Ib.di.ey It Thus shy is president of
« r“nge Llty Hotel which is tinted n,e , -..lesctl wlucb includes E It
f„r
homelike atmosphere
-viiiiig. pretldrii* .f the Eloiida
Mnny inuturUU
up tn lift
1 1 'in tiiu ti iih F h ii i mii
Proposed In Senate
I *i >• m l»-n t
General Bradley
\ |, s i ) . t i l l . l
f . i l l i 'f l
Speaks Favoring
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mp
A r m v P lV
/ l l l l l y I s ly
A lsm tf
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tHV til 11 "i i til tun rinitfi rs| tiff
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w v s l t i s - . i l IV. JiPi,.
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Ifirnffif 11 vn»* Altov
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f»l lltf 111 ***ti t |« i v tknt*m. s In I*
dates bail to I'Mill
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ami 'ga, bgb." I l f M I f l . V I l O O l S
tge
lie h.l I th* ■*,,,!* A»m*,I *,
me* , on,milter dial lh* Aims
Navy an-l An I m. * pill ,t has** 1 '
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Ate Reported To
?b*- n itttttt; -t i rp i"> TP’-‘ ■’
Ie .ll. 1 1e m,l vs M xmIm II....... . 1 1xf 111Itlilt r ) a 1* ll""
I lave Been T ortured
I)*iMA k 4* t -ett 41ft t 1 Hill
VATICAN CITY. June .’ I f/Pi
^NC.ELL^ lime M
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A Vatican souttr *tid today tbat
1 don t llimk IM „m Im t .,„ *„„„
Mere i, lit* , i* lie hum 'll | 1»*(
two leading bishop* of th* outlawed
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1,u s*es>i.tii«*." (|,f I 10 • IIM'MIHO i* I, I
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f I nm11 Mt|f rl 'In !'ii*h lit*** I
ILiilcy Rrvr,ils
Vatican Charges Warren Declines
Persecution By To Run Again For
Romanian Reds Florida Governor
T
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C«sl Mon* Monuy
A c-
I"
M - itio n 's
I I iii’ t n i i l - ' v m r ' M t R o l l
S\ l HIM I lls
S-J p
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-rn.il* today (elected
' * r-i i the plin of .senator
Vtm » ill " r e i tn hive fon*
gre . -I-it with nnlinmil entergen- > trikes on s i lif-b j -caxa
bsst. the ii ll'in imnuritrst to
am.rtiei * n in il vnl.iry for tha
.iipp. ti t , .q the I nf*Hartley
law jum i.nio whi. Ii lets tha
an* mi in. rut
*ei
injunctlona
again.* - n lirsl s trik e ,—though
not .ill who .oteil igiilnst tha
Morse plan favor inlunctlona.
VI \ MINI .ION, I’.l.a M , . p ) _
A » t ini-i nml nun • nt in military
ih,
. l>. il ,*xi that
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» 4i«, ,
P«"("...*■ I 1 In I-, -*ndor Finn*
1*fx 1 k f ,
fir js. jt.fSfi fl**f irtltu MoTt to
ills® *»■11 t *r* \|'jM l|M| *! "'ll* low®
ffiiM rr
,
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Imi Mini ii a iii
c | |
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i , . , , . , Mirii
IV*’-.
I '! i isq
i ii -ii T„ * i Mills,it In-
II
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I '.[I t n \ um t>16a
>.i Is trut i tinhslit
r*111•♦••-a ealiMuh-
o 1 *\v 1 »I»•. 1
It
i >d 1 t r tlri pro*
T1” ii'j " *|mi iH'im fur
lid hi) other
Mvf ^ o i lhi%, he
\1. .i, 1. I*
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• 1*1)1 f in in.hi
.i,*11* i hi fMK V in h
»Ifi.'irnt)
11ii i, p i . #fi " n< »lt m < p,»\ toll tnneis
tv ,.l A * I .,
i«i, i I i»t trtlrr,il
f Uip!
. w|,*lr thr M "Uf Appttt*
Dr.riiomas A.Nnil,
Onrf Of Sanford,
Di«9
In Orlando!i
✓
••
Pti.it1 oi * tiomit*^"* (.I'Mffd i Minx
t!»r f I
’ I » Hh'iiev lull for
^ j , *! H| Ilf (• ' Pfi
Th* govansmant contend*—and faith It was dissolved by thr Ko h* plane four days b •, sre lit* wed
»P mp lid l»r», t 1,|Vf ihe
S" retrt’ v "f
Stste
/Whenon
ding to Bstlisre Y nn j( . 24. ne»t
Htaa Coplon h o tlt danlea—‘Kat
danlea—‘
,
mefiian
government
last
Drcrmbet
f* o • t » further KSj
%
' 9Of ^ hm! r ,i ♦,
It'u fla x a l Oa > a ss Twa>
Sunday
The source laid the Communist
I ORLANDO, Jur.t 23—i/Pt—Dr. ■r *e
M r hf 11e , # flip * |;(| |
PI i lit f r p r rth
ii»n on renrnilie Mid !■* t* prying for the Tbnmsi \ Nrst. Orlsrnlu pby-i
randar on fundamental prlnc
i, 1 'D -p« Hr ' k®fni'v A' hrson
ttMnia in Romania i* brut ui>i”*
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MONTGOMERY, Ala., June 23.
plai."
,I,.
\ tbr
unporS'ltung nut tbr two bratiilie, * tup ntll of |l-* |i!gs y li.tnk ' I’ve <-<t>*i end f or mc r rtstitord i* 1
■i
1 , 1
....
I ! M »I - 1*
Tha legislation proposes a vast (./P)—Negro xnbllers at Maxwell
* »f i® f ii| pi
*. 1 hr North
‘ ecu lioll'li. tll"leM alnl nickels 111 drpf. dl,-d rtf Ibii I’bindn Rsnili*
lli'
Roman
Calltolu
fault
tbn*
' 11"»K I i ‘x iff* i' ♦f >
program of slum clearance, low- Field have been admitted to an
t'i"i v r -trrdsv nMeniiHiti f.-linw.
,pl ,),*> Hurl ,tn I I if opr HI) m ini
fti'tll tbr gtnun*r Up. -slid with |l,r •I fi-1 *oplr Inn*
llllli
rant public houilng and farm Hlrman's club and swimming pool
Ii
1* I . I O•
mi >I I n r n f M-vcrsI n r* 1 p i •gTi i i m * m (i Mtiw
1 i , i f i a 1 i i t h 1 Aed»
Ihr ti-tilling u «i lieduled lot |l| Ntiil would Iihvi, lir-ii 7b •
hoasing aids. Its cost has been previously restricted to whites.
I. 1'
Uir nl rvrty means ol teitoi, up
estlma'itad all the way from $7.Onl Leslie G. Mulzer, comI
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Sunday
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Allgllxl
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lurs-mn. and piesitue "
,,*• » i tom hy
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BCO.OOO
.OOII m
to 120,000,000,0(10.
tiiitinlitig officer, said Hie policy
uiuuu.uui,
• I,
pM.rninciit rlm’liir wip I in
Thu V'nllraii Infmmuni ,>■<<t 11,, llir We ttwnml * •turmimlv ClniH ll in M,r
1 ' in ivi>1® 1150**
i
,U» ,n ■» i
Tha tension broke Into n fist- of "riiimllty of treatm ent” rnnt
.miMi-ii-r.
(in
II,iv
i
in
Friday at midnight Is the dead- C'r<tntistln 1s t deiuiilidt'il tbr 1
I ll
A ir< r |ftirin u ill (is»ft< j I Ihr finrur
MMtMum ,f .
111 f o h i
a winging brawl yesterday. Tho fonns wiili President Truman’s line' for "seniiViig"or ’mailin'
i"'i"|i i‘N|iluntr nf III* I1| iiv,-i i.
<♦1 <1 VtIMtil Mfnll Hfitflv f Itr "f ' ■' I gin l turn nf IM'.lt;, n I
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prlnolpali wrer tho H3-yi>ar-nhl n o tl- Negregnllnn order ‘
daan of tho House, Ilep. Sabath untied (litres
i *i • p* »• »• than
I im rinnr ^ i^ thmi!
^iirrls I i ' i ' t;iiidnntrd frnin MmI h* r, no u
i I
V 'D -lll), a stout supporter of tlm
The Colonel said no distmb
i * Ii , O . lit*
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|i,ivr l»»*fti »m
Mu 11itfiVIVC *• ••f AIIiimI h I'bvitniilis nn,f m
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bill, and Rap. Cox (D-Ga), CD. a anres have lieen renurteil
mm
imiiv lli,» Hrhttul -if M* P
\ t I "f , 1 Mill'" . Mill | vein'll H
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inimliM
(iMiii
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hd.
bitter opponent.
four negroes were aumktted
i in, f ,,,1-rv I ltd versify
I if, I .f itf• TII*" 1 «f'", vnid. II**
< li
Ml
If Is lull Hi m.MH fIlf til* i
white dance last Friday night
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It, - iinir tn Flondn ip llin.* m 1
♦ • h,t I »i>M the
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hi
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ill
I
hit
It
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an airman's club. Before that, ne- Manager Robert' ffar'rin o f "the
I" /" *
fur 12 vciirit H* r nr*-1
F.l'l» fie t* *|0*
-,'ll
l-llr',.n
•• ! tMfiriy i |MtII’ ■d tip U H sicrvii-,. in ll'ml l
» Hi in i*1, - . c ,1 ♦ -1 -! i
ttroes useil a separate elub lor Rlt* Theater announced this
~ — 7— .
,
♦'
IF hull fit
r .ihfi»ri*'n
Whiiim •mil a?* hi Win- t, slid rctiiriinl to innl
their own rice.
morning*
f It AGUE, CxechouioviM.v I1
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uUyFtl fht
.i1 lid t In f» h *iiti*M Oibi’ t-i bn, bomr tlr c f „i
Several negro soldiers were perMr. rfarris is assisting T. E.
‘ T>l~ ,’*tbnlie (inert
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p \ IP**JI(HA
tin !• I In I - I
tv 11mi hf*m itjfl 1m ! iHjliM n|tt»M riel All-1 Ollvr F ltti tit Pui.f • 1
mttted to swim Saturday in a "Gene" Tucker, permanent U. S. dav that Ctechoslovakis
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tl* »I HI
ill •■pp
pr
A I
I|l'P It'
•»<> m n v?il 1 |*f 1v h t*■ |»f?ifi*pool previously limited to white Savings Band chairman for Berngovernmenl ■pp*re' <l. '■
tit I'.din
Their only
i-tu Id. ' I .I 1l f »■!
••n* •'
I fl
A id s
i H
ll..... ............... . f, do
'hpphfil < *i1 ftirniM f>i filial' him i dmigl'trr. Nfr•» Edward I pm
officers and enlisted men end inole County, In promoting the succeeded ip clamping a h " i
th I nf if) ill Ml 1 ' ' *' sot th At
their wives tn addition, Col. Mul the campaign here, and has made Mh-nce around Archbislmp .b « i »H M'l III’ ‘ *l» h1111*I vi|it»*. thf tf«*V Sti,-Mii'ii,, nf Ran .limn, •’ •
Ijinto defi'iue i|h
•" H1it it will
»riM»r «1i hh |i -I
rn *if in Orlando ten dsyM
i l->
BERKELEY, Calif.. Juno 23 (/T) zer said one negro hai asked for arrangements to have an origin-* Ber®nto up pi ' i" '
ti1•" 'v pru'U > } 1 nr i•I i n>k n i t Itf*nt*1t*1fIn tn i h11 - -if in-r faMicr'n lllnr.-.
V —There could he more "candor" n transfer to a white unit Instead al covered wagon, sent here for
H’" Archbishop Is in .eon isp
on rtiairh»*fri with 1 I'r fJr«l wax inildi- n in, nil - •bout tha prospects for atumlc of remaining with a group com- tha parade and sales campaign tivity no win his palace In Pingur lonk with
"gi i- - - mem
power without endangering nation posed uf members or hla race. Saturday, to b« parked in front The informant* said all M'*ii • •><< * jfhflil nirtl", iMIt’f .*> MIHliy Ilf you I n( Mo- Orlando Rotary i-liil, ,1- •>
' h
|| | - ,e i all
hot • -)41II nf [t*i
al aaeurlty, aaye Dr. J. Robert The transfer will be approved, the of the theater as a focal tales tacts with him tied been took#'- |i«*f)jilr> havi* mmivi»*I to mir 'kttitr * Iv xMci Itwax organized •-•>..
i • I • M. f
igrccMih* I'tPiuleti*
l
ill® will -f ill Iff11* HUMI* f 'lhf Ml 111211 Tel lilln Rotnr y ,va . x<
commanding officer eatd.
point.
i off since last weekend
Oppenhalmer.
, .toll.,.,
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i tffthi|i|; ipt’ t h..
» P nil lIX
titHnn tn Im state's |in|Uili«t»on, nin-t x retlglnn Until lie - , .
The four negroes admitted to
For the convenience of those
Vatican informants ami tnf,,i m
i "It seem* to me that w* never
"al I"'
m, ....... ...... .
wfU find whether ettunle energy the white d u b Friday night were wishing to send in namee of old nj diplomatic sources here >-* taldTtg \nvV *!th Mm imi H v Mar ti ken ill lie never mixxeil * n-,, r
. s Of f.|.
rl In t
nig. I'-ivirig nmre llien 27 v " i 'I 1■* - i e|un 1c,( ( P
lent .lid
tiara Mni' m' i , , I
Mi«*n mar
for ctvlllgn uee would be a good permitted to ut« Its facilities, hut residents, a final entry blank f* pressed the belief Archlm-imp h
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In, -news
hr
old gp e l
today printed
tn The Herald. ran might b* formally ertm lf i " sjt" Somtav sMertuum Bb* will ■if prifn-| attendanre He ■ i
about whet can and cannot be ex nun* danced with white girls.
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n rnrn-lirr of the Orange .........
This may
iy be llHied In and mailed at *nv time. Thr Communist t*
i mnnll............
I.v I V
pected of It," the famed nucleat
hr bis thud bride
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"t t i In I.
and Mie State Mcdlcnl Km -i'
-ge v-| I,
’hr r,lid
YOUNGSTOWN. O., June 23, or sent to Tha> Herald office.
Igltne has accused him of aiit>
liaibatM del nut ntrrt tb*
thing unless wa are told mora
ho
Mnt
a
I
To th* first baby bom aftar state agitation, lie ha., resisted ernnr whet, he flew in from Tat and wax on the staff of Mx
. *x» i r-p"t * t h i , ’
(/Pi—Racial conflict forced the
1 -f E d physicist aald.
hs.MH»
(I. ,1 l i n
" -Pi" z\d14.. • a nia comment was In answer to closing of one of Youngstown's 10:00 o'clock, Saturday morning. the Communists' campsign ' ■ Ulinssee N'oi as she at tbr pies, Florida Sanitarium and tit* I'bil
M I.
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church under slate run
- .inference • .Warren *aid she r« 'lien’s Monie Society of Flnrid*
Ir,;i dal ” ■ n e .•-.insidrrVfueatfone of reporters who called six city-operated swimming pool* the Sanford Atlantic National bring
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I • -nl. I . e .tin meI h emlate
4iia widow Xml duug*>'
■if I hr
call
tmloi 'og
yrsterday at his cubbyhole office late yeeterday. But park commls- Bank Will present a f2B fo rty -; i r„| ami tJ) cnlI)g t(,e Infiue m* nl iwc.ts tin* retlirli lieie today from ler,itextdrx
11
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Neal
leaves
two
gtanl
elon
members
said
all
of
the
nlner
bond,
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‘Vatican
In
Czechoslovak
Irgi - 1nt iiill.
nkla
het gt amlfnti enl'* rain li at Yura
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I’ri'i"
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at the University of California,
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'lilldlrn
and
several
nieces
mil
poole
will
be
placed
In
operation
i
An
original
type
of
covarad
■ii lliey ixwhere he la taachlng a abort spec
The diplomatic niiurrr* sai-l ,pa.
They (old m |
-------i ' he Ini 1
■I--tin,'.I -i I- wagon, —
used* *...
by pioneers of lB4tt they thought It was nnlv a i|iiei | They jilao In get then Iternae nnjiliewx Funeral aervlcex will
-at t .
Mr.
ial eummar couraa. Oppenhalmer again today
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AMil *l)fH .lit), . Im I n >t lihniit'd (lino pi
held from fit. Luke's E | iIx<ii| ihI
In
their
trek
westward
In
search
Nathaniel
C.
Lee,
negro,
mem
tGaatSaaaC
Oa
Vaa*
T
e
st
fCantlau.il
On
Taa*
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o
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la director of the Institute for ad
, l| 1 • 1 M)t» Ml . IH" »n*»t" t- , l ’Ii iin a n .ml f -i in 1 I - alicudy
Cntliedinl Friday afternoon.
of
gold,
will
arrive
a
t
0:45
ber
of
tha
Community
Relations
--1I ml -if Hied a•- t vanced study at Princaton Univerahead of
i ' i 1 1)1 .* *f Saturday
morning ak
Committee of the National Asso o’clock
l II, ». Ih,
I I , a ptogram
•ity.
i i
i-i i,, , i >n».fil l i p
Twenty-fifth
Street
and
Farit
ciation
for
Advancement
of
Color
W
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K
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On tha Issue of disclosing the
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"1®X1
"
’ *! vm# i t"'ii
Avenue and will bo mat by
number of atom bomb* possessed ed People and hla three children mounted members of tha Dusty
Ihe, added I ho I'i *• ildenl had
! K u p u b l i c a n F r o g r i i n i ) - 1 )l t it) t lie 1 1.if ffin • I-i nf *
entered
the
seat
aide
pool.
A
few
ll indiutnl on I’sx* I *v<-1
by th* United State*, Oppenhtlm* tl •
1 ailiit t ’1■■Min: 1') \ T1 YV
Boots Riding Association. Tha
momenta
laUr
m
oit
of
a
crowd
i r said It was "primarily a matIN
ll
1
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V
1l!'lt1»i|i
•
W4
i
run
parade will produced on Park
1,000
other
swimmers
milled
of
SALT LAKE CITY. June 23 id
H oi
i i rn
of political wisdom.1' He #xI •« »♦!) I\Vf» *lin midi liny
around and threatened th* father Avenue to First Street, to Mage
—Phillii Wilkie, son of the la'IP It W Rnpie lit !-!x , ill ged
(
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•
t*
x*'hhricrr1
t
t
l
’.i'M•
i
tn,
no
lla
Avenue,
and
tha
covered
and hla children.
all RotarIMlix ’ * at* pl»’-,'li'g I >
Laying of ihe cornetitone of McKinley Hall, new youth center of Wendell I. Wilkie, last idght 1.11* 11','t af‘||If(fH • ®*11 t' •*»f11M
Lee was warned, Police report wagon will ba parked in front*
pointed to "bold" Kepulillcaii pi",. iri
JBWISH COMMUNITY
, rP| f|r It 1 1►ink t-a >• giie-l , a> oe*t M n day's
of
th*
Slta
Theater
a
t
10:00
the
First
Methodist
Church,
will
tekr
place
Sunday
morning
immediately
I
M
's
liV
tilfd
ren
,
to
leave
or
“***
your
child
"see
« of the past and suggested th- lit
LAKE KIAMESHA, N. W-. June •d,
Inn In...-i t ' -’if him --- n ,- I-ale
o'clock. All paraoni buying bond* following the church service, ihe Rev. J. F. McKinley announced to m
PfVJiWVf'M
paity adopt a similar comae fm '»•" 1* I'.kliJ,
ta OD—Development of • Jewish drowned.”
ly si (hal h»
make I '- i ’.osiy
will
receive
tickets
to
tha
Thea
lit*
tit
H
'ft
i
|*t,ivfci
nil
Bruce Hamm, manager of the
day.
the future
community which recognises th*
a1 pms ■ih ' tr , 1 i , ’ hal
1 I'lp,: nUlirlru* H4 4 Wf,H|> *|i
ter, said Mr. Harris,
pool,
called
Police
and,
acting
on
The ,!!*-year-old Kutihvllle, tn-l
•ynagogua as tha eanur of Re
The special tervice Sunday it, connection with the dedication will
"1 Jtttfli" if
*i *)11) *1 II)*| 1H) 1H l .
of th# park commission, ;.
altoiney addressed a pta-coip.ei- f»
life Ta proposed by the head of *ordere
quarter*
be
conducted
by
Dr.
Paul
A
*---------------------------------------------in
u
J
thnnni
rnr
ih
.
,i.u
I
headquarter*
for
_bond
ealea,
and
'linn 1vhsi | j j »s tfi "H• M.v • >1
closed the pool for tha day.
lion
dinner
of
the
Young
Rep'dt
Americas Synagogue Council
will be mounted on a flatbed
)i i(1* 4 f • (1 t)) ♦Hil1-f* it It ll !•»•» Ii>»t •
Rabbi Robert Gordls, of RockFriday Morning
trailer. Built by thrifty Pennsyl n i u Cn^ ' H U I * M ln*!?n.dh\n\ f . ; ’L 1,!u ! •"<» w <» > " v® *" * IIMTv theater Ili an Federation attended tiy u p InMl 1 • < , tullll n 4 f A|M»*I i' Hit
SHIRT BURNED
rexentatlvex
of
the
1
1
.stale
west
away Park, New York, mad* the
I n ull A M Gi animal School —
Church
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fr
fw
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the
fnr
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showing
of
motion
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vania
Dutch
farma
to
carry
thalp
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in*t)
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fl
Henry 8hepard, white haired produce and Dour to m arket
ern patty council. The thien-day •ll 111£ (f) sin VI! tiff tun Imi id
proposal yesterday at the 49th
" >fM ali linow foi hiiyx and gills.
a r i S . K t n r . ^ 'n V M . t f f i ': , j J f 'C “ J , ; ............ .
conventlmi opened today.
A nnual convention of tha Rabbin negro, appeared a t tha Pollea Sta over tha rough countryside, cov Ing committee of whleh A. E .1
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tion tala morning to ahow how tha ered wagona ware found to be
Wlllkie suggested party leadvt •
ic a l Assembly nf America.
^,hr T l h . Z Z r “ .m.R adopt e progressiva program Id n<'•‘tlrtl f»n wlilrli ft- t rn1 i« ll fw
shirt was burned off hla back by the only vehicle! suitable to make Bmnholeer Is chairman and whl.hj .
by
if fhir*n/» vticdfie i. -,d
Includes
J.
C.
Davis,
W.
P.
C
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potash and hot water, and named tha long haul across the plains
PLEADS INNOCENT
regain control of ilia Whito fli i Itnrkefellcr In .)(♦ «i 1c
I Directed by girl and boy playliny
man,
Frank
B.
Adams
and
L.
P
sw
rie
l.
r- - P u !
Mary
Brooks,
nagrasi,
aa
the
of
llr.use,
occupied
by
Uemocrates
CHICAGO, June A , (E l—Pres
and the mountains during tbg Hagan. E. C. "Nad" Smith I* :? V h' p "*,rvlc#l'' M,d R#v Mc'
uuNmlfri "tl, *4M'l **-n•|i*'tl
fender.
Tha
nagraaa
was
arrested
for
the
past
10
years.
Friday AIter noon
goldnish of 1040.
ton T. Tuckar, hla business suit
( O n l l s i , . On l* ,(, I ,ti,I
chairman of finance.
| K „ y' „
The Iniliimn state tuprcsentativi’
mate hi ne the gray nf hla personal on a charge of disorderly conduct
2 t)l) t’.M Ucmmole (,'oonty Pet
A one story building of eolonlsl
Separating the youth center said
the "Republicans started Im
CONVICTS CAUGHT
MALEH TAX I'I AN
Show — Spun,cued t,/ the ltn*|m r-aruH ne car. pleaded Innocent
style, concrete block conetructlon riom from th* main church build» T H FATALITY
today to a federal ' Indictment
ATLANTA, June 23. (/P)—Two and with brick vanaar facing to ing Is sn open patio which will bs ing electlotia when they lust their
I AI.LAHA8SEE, Juno 23. (fl'i lies* and Profeasimial Women's
TAMPA,
J
u
m
S3,
UP)—A
50mV
boidnasa."
charging mall fraud* coniplracy
lien I’r avia Phillips "f It’ rnan- Flub CASH PRIZES! Play Fenshotgun armed convicts today
year-old Gibson ton woman was were behind bare again after four match the chureh building, the lendacaped. This open space afand SEC violation..
do county today proposed a 3 per* tar — Ft. Mellon Park (Shufflenew
addition
is
expwted
to
he
f,'rrf*
"
^
‘Ing
during
daytime
for
TAX LOOPHOLE
,
llx of hie serea eo-defendants ■Iliad whan tha automobile she brief da/a of freedom and aa a
cent general aalex *ax for Flor- board Courts),
completely finished by Novemher., the youth room and class room*
3:00 PM Shell craft — Aih
ATLANTA, Juns 23. (/PI—A hla hut effective only after the
In n 81-count In d letam t also was driving smashed into an on result of a 1200 robbery.
Ita
coat
ta
astlruatad
a
t
$65.Q00.
I
th*
fro"»
•
T
}d
back
state tax revision subcommltt'n rimxtitution has b»eii changed tn tray.x, Jackstones, outdoor music
&e*d*d Innocent before Judge coming car near hare late yes
The fugitives from the Jaffar
With
approximately
D.ooft
feet'
«f
»h*
buRdlng.
Loggia*
lead
to
terday, Sheriff Hugh Culbreath son county highway camp were
hss uncovered multi-million dollar nut ifnqja on property tax mill- hour.
TVTlfo L. Sullivan.
'
The tndtctmaat, returned June
3:00 P.M. Lake Front — U ltit
nabbed by A tlanta’ detectives Just of floor spaca, th* building will the patio W o rn ^ th the Perk Ave* loopholes In Gaorgla's revenue agci fur cities, cmintles and
provide
ample
room,
to
house
the
"ue
•L
"
d
,RI,flh
Street
behind
schools.
softball game.
system.
10, rainllad from i p e n d Jury Tha woman, Mr*. Helen Raid a short time a ftsr tha holdup of
chureh building,
of tha Raymond, suffered a broken neck. th s Atlantic Brewery Company youth and children's divisions an d 1
The
tovaattgallon of m
__ Kroujj learned yj
He miggesled also « eoniitltu- 3*00 P.M, Track — U0 yard
part, of the adult division of the
The ,naw building was designed from tax officials snd Btaie AudiintomoblN.
tinnul amendment aiithomiiig tlmdanh, DU yard low hurdles, 50 yard
tjy George A. Spohn, W inter Park tor B. E. Thrasher th at perhaps sm ie to distribute to counties i high hurdles,
y*DetKtfve Lieutenant Glyn Cow* WMlay School.
______
The woman m i Hllleborough an Identified the pair as Luther
The youth center hall, maaeur- architect! maionry work was by as much aa 18,000,000 annually In ‘nml ritlen all nr part of the State
Saturday Morning
an ta* county'e 85th fatality of the year, J. Masters, SIT, of Atlanta and lag 10 by 81 feet will provide a J. T. Pope end carpenter work by gasolins taxas was lost by smugtaxes on cigsrettss, liquor, gaso- 10:00 A.M, Try outa for tsnals
Sheriff Culbreath aald.
Ester Aaderaon, 88, at AcworUs. place for recreatira, banquet bell Frank Aebdown.
gllng and lagal sxsmpUoM,
line and race beta.
|team . girls and boys.
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2. H*U®ek aald some Rapubllcana
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J i S S - O T t e i Pooitflit Alabama
Covered Wagon To1
Come To Sanford
For Bond Drive
Scientist Says
More Can Be Told
About Atom Bomb
Medical Science
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McKinley Hall Cornerstone To Be
Laid By Methodists On Sunday
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Carda
Sanford Plays In COMMENTS
From The
Gainesville Tonite; SIDELINES
Clubs Here Friday
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grnhkid the nightcap, I to 2.
| F in * am ateur to win tha U.1' Johnny Goodman waa
MU Bahia provided moat of th e ' H. Open golf title waa Francis amateur to win the U. B. 0|M l
Rebel power. Ho hit four-baggera, Ouimet who, a t the ago of 20, golf championship, He took me
In both contoeta. The first came captured tha crown In 1919.
title In 1999.
In tha third of the flret fray with
one m a tt on base. The second was
in tha big aeventh of the finale
whan tha Robs counted four tallica.
The others In th at frame weie
produced when Sal Taormina blast
ed one out of the park with twu
aboard.
Savannah returned to the sec
ond slot despite a loss, 9 to i), in;
favor of the Tigers of Augusta. It
woo the third consecutive victory,
for the Tigers. Bob RevuM limited
the Tribe to ten safeties. The
Tigers cashed in on 12 hits and
four Redskin errors as they took I
the decision.
Jacksonville's Tars used three,
twtrlers In fashioning a 7 to 4
victory over the last-place Col
om bia Rada. Tar Tom Michaels
SATURDAY, JUNE 25
started and waa credited with tinvictory. Ha was replaced In (ht
(Inder Now ,Mnnngcmenl
seventh hy Deun l.ampros wlm
gave way to Louie Sleater in th a t , <>
same Inning.
Tha Reds saw their one-run lead
vanish when the Tars chased tw o ;’ ’
Serving Sandwiches, Hamburgers,
home In the fifth. They chalked'!,
up one in the sixth and seventh,
and capped It off with three tu i-!
Home Made Pies and Cakes
lisa in the top of the ninth.
I
. are the beat of the crop of
righthanders. Hanford’s Larry
I Harry with a 3 and 2 record
tops the lefty*.
Joe Hrincntas, hitting .34(1 Is
’ one of the licit catchers In the
By ASSOCIATED P E R U
BY ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR- ! league and la far out front bat, ting, Manager Sain Demma of
The loop-leading Columbus Car*
Herald Sporta Editor
l the Daytona Reach Islanders Is dlnala ware tha only f l n t division
now nil! lined, but waa hitting club to win in the South Atlantia
JERRY SILVERMAN
Wa received a letter laat week .328 when he broke hls ankle. League laat night.
The Cards toook their fifth con
from Jerry Silverman, former1 Thu broken ankle drops him from
secutlve victory by posting Green
Sanford
Celery Fail baseball the list.
For
the
manager
of
the
AllEdn Barry, Rookie
1st Ilandu
honored at the next Sanford- Or- player, and the little lefthander
ville'e Spinners, 9 to I, bemad the
we pick Hanford’s Manager nine-hit hurling hy Jack Fashola,
n
hull game, Gruber nnnounca clipping from the Htari
Hal
(Iruber.
He
is
doing
n
won
riaseman Reports, led last night. Orlando play* their Included
Columbus converted eight aafetioe
Vldalla paper telling of the good
Rime here on July 2.
work or Lloyd Swain, former derful Job with u group of mid Hi bases on halls into their
Twin Bill Slated [ next
youngsters,
lie
has
kept
them
In
i
.iilrd
.tralek r triumnh over tho
"This In the only fair way to Seminole High School pitcher,
f b ml e u f t E aerie* will
handle tha advanced sale*. »lnco who la now with the Vldalla en the thick of the Florida State o' 1
With A’s Tuesday ao
many people from Orlando have try In the Georgia State League. League pennant chase all year, K i t e d to ft.h t
pushed a 'green
’green pea'
pea’ group '* [aeon dropped a doubleheader
pusned
urchaied tickets to the Ratne,"
Jerry haa been hilling well, and
Into rh<* finals of the FSL playto the Charleeton Rebels to dump
The panic between the Hanford ee Samueli, Scout director for batting at a .922 d ip for the I offs last year.
the I’eachea from second place. The
ulanta and the (irlamlo Senators, Seminole County declared last Vldalla Twine.
Incidentally,
the
average
bat
Silverman says, "Swain haa a
scheduled to lie played at the Mu nlRht.
percentage of our AllSlurs Kelts took the seven Inning opener,
Meanwhile, St. AuRuatlne and 3-3 record and haa been pitching ting
nicipal Park lust nlRht, wI n rained
it
u
'cool' ,360, which Is not 6 to 1, as Bhelhy Kinney act the
I’eaches down with five hlte, and
out hy a ateady down pour, which Palatka went on tha wildcat *ct«- good bull. Managers of all the had . . . .
Iiir apri'e of the Florida State other teams say they wish they
(tarted about 7:00 o’clock.
w
Tonight the (llunla Invade I-euguu season—unit hlntury—laxt had him."
annual Hassle In Brooklyn July 12.
"(live my best wishes to th a ’ MiiHial Leads Kin or
aalneavllle for a tilt with the high nlRht. The Salnta came <mt on top,
Muslal holds a 13,992 vote ad
people of Sanford ami to tlm
flying (1-Mcn, uml the two teama Jfft-ll*.
On
All-Star
Ballots
vantage over Kliwr on totals of
..... .........
It waa a new league record for folks at the office," ho asserted.
raturn
to the ...............
Municipal m
Park toG2U.484 tu 2l«,19t. Wlllferd Mar
ALL STAR TEAM
morrow evening for' "the* "second' , "t*1 runi' *fl,r*d *'Y ,K,lh taama In
The people of Hanford and
u alnRle Rame. The old mark of
CHICAGO, June 23—l/T’i .Stan shall, New York GldMa, la runof* the ‘two-game series.
prill get an op- 1 Milslal of the Ht. U jiiIh Cartliaull nerup to Klnar with 447J 4 i.
*'I have so many pltchvra ready 40 runa wan aet May 21. 1940, Hemlnule county
The voting to ■•!•>* tlm open
(lainesvllle heat Palatka, 2fl.' portunlty to vote for the
tho Fl«r- remained In front of Pittsburg's
t« go that I will priilinhly wait when
14,
Ida Htat« Leagues All-Star team Ralph Klrier today In the All-Htar ing American and National Lao-!
until 1 Ret to Galnesvlilo to de
Han- huseball balloting for National gue lineupi for tha AU Star game) 8weden occupies an area
All other scheduled action w»» >9"
i 'TihunrGalliesvlllo
cide who will pitch," Manager llal
179,347 square miles.
League starting niitfii-lih-i » in the
•‘"d
midnight J u m 29.
(iruber declared In the dull house wiped out hy rain, (lainesvllle and I rf
•*. **?}*„„“ * .
...
Uat nlRht. However, it la probable Daytona Beach have juat five days I
Ji„7,t "jnlv 4 hairl?nst 7 h«
that ha will use his two lefthand now to break their first-place) T f
er* against the University City deadlock and decide the - 't . ^ l ^ w m ‘ u a d in f thi* i . S . s
aggregation, hut the order in the July 4 All-Htar K«"e- ' “ J midnight June 27. Competition |
Which they will pilch will he de team on top next Monday midnight f|KUrM to bi. tough for all postcided late today.
F . m vote In the four h a m .ltloV ' ?»pecla)ly pitchers. Nor
Ed Barry, rookie flrsthnscmun,
i vote in th« tour nom nially tha pick would ho for two 11 !
algned hy President John Clark cities tonight on their favorites J r(^j,thanders and two lefthandurk, • •
and Manager Hen (turrity of tlm for the<i All-Htar t**m' Voting In , jmi since only six portshlrrs era j' ’
her four will he !• rblay, 0|1
rosters, fans will ’
Brlitol Twins of the Appalachian the other
Lea a ue reported to Manager Hal night.
, 1 name three who throw right
They’ll also name the
" i handed and onH lefty.,
Grubor yesterday to tepluce Fred
Waller, who Is out wit It u broken most popular player, who will oej gU4 even with a choice of three
announced at tha All-Htar game. (righthanders the cash customers
ankle,
Barry, left Immb'd all the way. Buddy Lake of Hanford won the wlli have trouble narrowing the
!• a tall, well built 18 year old award last year, the first time It list. Not only will trouble be fac
outh, whose home Is In Ht. I.uiils, wi»a ifiveri hy Zob RntHff» flxnford ed in making selections for the
mound posUluna, hut also In
lo. He played semi-pro Imsehull hualnoximxii*
every other post on the field.
after graduating from high school
In the event that a player
H it year, and signed lo play pro
VALUER TO U.M — ONR GROUP
la selected on tha All-Htar team
fessionally with the Johnson city,
and la on the team leading lhe
If, C., Cards of the Appalachian
league on the night of June
LADIEH’ PRINT PAST COLOR
League this year. He waa released
27, the second high man In hls
by Johnson City ut hla request
position will be named to the
after playing over 40 gnmes In the
All-Htar combine.
young 1940 season. He, had u ,290
As we see it. here is the best
batting average for the year.
of the crop: filurklo Mnyi-i "1
"(larrlty, who managed Palatka
OATONA BEACH, June 23- i'alatkn wllli n .319 buttin'' iivi-i nart of fast year, says the hoy (
(||1 MI*.uurl Dasher, Keith nge; 2b, Manager liltsy Mott of
look* mighty good at f ret 1»»ho. Is,?!,,..*- irrwylinuntl ace, nets u I'alatka. hitting
.32(1; 3b, Jim
On* Group — Values to 919.9*
and at the plate, (larrlty must J
|r# i,, chulk up hls second won Jones, hatting .38(1 and ss, Dun
have thought
Burry was Protty w,“!
,IC ru()H t„iilKht In the fen- llruenlng of Delutnd, sporting u
LADIEH’ FINE
arl tu have
signed H in n tM o , £ » ,;,nlh rRr, | t the Valu.la .3111 batting ticket.
I
ve carried him on the
county Kennel Club In Daytona
Thu outfield woultl lino up llkn
when he had no need for a Hrat ..
.».| ( 71 pounj hrlntfle Is
this: A| I'lrtie ><( Ilnilie'vlPi. tn 1
baseman. You know, managers In |( wm (l7 ^ f„ini,us Australian Im right fluid. Jim Rivera of GninesClass D Just don’t carry extra port, Askulon, ami he galloped vIIIe In center and Herb McLeod
first hssemen on their squads,” ils way to glory In Miami last of I'alatkn In left. I'urtlo Is hit-)
Gruber declared.
winter, winning
races In a ting .380. McU'od, 303 nnd ill
' fn five
“
BROKEN LOTH AND HIZEH
Barry Is slated to start for the row and annexing the rich Flagler vera, .372.
VALUEH TO 914.9*
Giants tonight,
Again wa say that the plrlhNursery stake. The Bashar scored
The rallied out game lust night hls first victory here Halurdsy Ing selection will be difriruit,
One Group Lsdtet’ Flea Hlreet
given Hanford threo home games, night when he defeated a celebrity but we think Ht, Augustine'M
which have been postponed and puck, Including Poverty Pride and Htan Karplnekl
(14-9), Hanone out of town till delayed by Mlrlcel Mile.
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...
Opposing the Dasher tonight will
^M an ag er (Iruber announced last lie such talented speedsters as Oil's the lung route for the first time.
night th at tho first i Q t i t P . (win Hhoreacrea, Karlrock, Monon, Pov- Thuy are Gotta ilreuk, Restful,
hills to make up washed out con urty Parade. RlviVa Edge and Pnpover, Mild Man. Grits uml
Large HeUstteo of Btytea
tests will he played ut the Munici Little Acr4. River'*, Edge flnlahid Gravy nnd Oil's Honey Rlttf To
pal i’ark on Tuesday «vcnlng, first In Tuesday's feature, whllo night’s fifth nice will Imi u sptlnt
When the I'alatka Asulcus romu to Little Acre came home ahead of over the futurity course.
1*1 l ln r e ll/lll Mile
VALUEH TO 9I4J4 — ONE LOT LADIEH’
town. Hanford will meet Orlando the paek In the tenth race the
( 1st Mail H sllr Iteablu)
I* Orlando on July l In “ tw,n
i s a m e night. Both greyhounds are
HsiiHliir
lion.
ErnU.
Conley
traction and will face the
Uundle owned. Monon, nolud for lllsrhldri). Illllte Willi". I l a p Melliti-k
On,
Kii'liislvrtv,
ators here on July 14 In a duel j j|Pr HMnaatlonnl finishes, has hud (loir*,
Joila*.
affair. Hanford and L e esb u rg |,(( )ie coni„nt with a secund and J o s tle * and
I te r * H/IS Mite
tangle In two games ut the local. |i,|r<| |„ r(.Cent races. Hut tonight
( L a s t Hair Itellr lln ubte)
park on the night of July 31).
I H)„, nuiy bring homo the bacon,
Hen lllril, l ’rl»i"»« Mill"", llr s v VALUEH TO 99.00 — ONR GROUP CHILDREN'S
e
r
‘»
I'rtil". Atlomv. H« lit I.Suat.l,
Tickets sold before tin- gome
[„ tb« Reach Course marathons
ost* Wi'nver.
K n r Hlnr. r r t e "
last night for benefit of tho Hcinl- the seventh and tenth races, sev- H
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THK-flANVORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Walcott
To Win NBA Heavyweight Crown
> CHICAGO, June 23—(/P)—Eixard Charles. who wanted to be a
K
nag champion ever since he started busing at the age of 14, has rea*
in| his way to the lop, this
NBA version of the world
T
_ eer*
aay Joe Walcott In s 15-round b a t-1. , , > tournament aiming contend
ers, and Massachusetts, which
tie.
Charles won the unanimous dt- does not belong to the NBA. Eng-
jg
T 'j i c i s . - a a s ; » ir i.r ^ .uV .h^«Su"i!
p.o.,1 r f l b . National S u l o t
w
adelatlon, the consent of Louis snd j
^ 0" ' r0'
t e n of the bout, which has an crown.
The contest was fought in
luslva three-year contra* t with
arise.
Comiskey Bark, homo uf the Chi
'But now Charles has to convince cago White 80s, where 12 year*
the V .„ Vorh Athletic Cornmls- ago to the night Louis won the
which Is on record as favor-' championship by knocking out
Jimmy Braddock.
18th, Joaeph TVIner, chairman of
Hie crowd of 26.SM, which paid the Illinois State Athletic Com1240,548, waa not diaappointlng to million, ordered Refers# Davey
A rthur Wirtx, James D. Norris Millar to tell Walcott's handlers
and Loula. who formed the IBC.
to make him fight.
However, it waa In aharp conWalcott apparently fought only J
tra it to the 45,500 fane who paid to remain on his feet until the
4715,470 to see the Brown Bomber finish.
Charles at 181H gave away
get off the floor In the first
round ami flatten Bruddock In the 1 3 \ pounds to Walcott who scaled
IBSli.
eighth.
The two Judge* were In com-1
Charles' victory over the 36.
year-old Cqmden, N. J„ family plete accord with Referee Miller
man was decisive. Walcott staked I invacorlag the fight. Judge F ra n k 1
everything on a knockout blow In Spike" McAdams vutdd 78-72 for
the first two rounds. But the ful Charles, and so did Judge Harold
lering veteran, who one year ago Murovitx. Referee Miller's card
was beaten Into, submission by gave 77 points to 73 for Charles.
The announcement of the un
Louis, had lost much of his speed
and ring cunning as the result of animous verdict knocked Jake
a year's absence from the ring. Mints, one uf Charles' four man
Charles fought *a cautious bat agers, into a complete faint. He
tle. He had his ageing foe or. the col lapsed in a neutral corner when
way to a knockout In throe differ Charles was proclaimed the new
ent rounds, hut Jersey Joe pos champion, lie quickly recovered,'
sessed the ring generalship to es however, end left the ring under
cape a knockout. He backpedalled Ills own power after a stretcher
and failed ta fight in the closing hud been hustled In tu carry him
rounds. Between the 12th und out.
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AUSTIN, Tea,, June 23 (43—
Minus both Its tup-seeded singles
mid doubles entries, tbe National
Collegiate Athletic Association
tennis tournament staggered— and
the heat make* that word appro
priate here— Into the quarter-fit
lounds today.
Vic Heixs* of North Carolina,
who had Item rankdti firs t in
singles, was upset by little known
Gene G arrett of U C L A yester
day, H-3, tt.,3. Tile top seeded dou
bles coin blunt Ion of Arnold Saul
mid Boli 1‘eies of Southern C a lif
ornia was taken out by Gnidner
1.limed and Buddy Behrens of
R ii III ii * In a mutch that went -18
games — I l-ll, 6-7, l>-7.
Tile te rrific Texas heat was an
important fnctor In v irtu a lly every
mutch of yesterday’s rounds. In
one Instance It caused a seeded
p lsye i— Dick Su vitl of Cornell,
iuiiked ninth—to fa ll out. Savltt
Miffeied u Huustiuke und bud to
go to u hospital. He defaulted to
lack Tuero of Tiilam v At the time
of the stroke, lie had won the first
point In the firs t game of the third
set.
The heat indirectly brought u
default from still another pluyer —
C lark Taylo r of North Carolina.
T aylo r suffered a sunstroke Inst
year and hud hud some trouble
fiuin it since tlu n . He bad been
fur two days here ami quit bis
muteli nguiiisl llcluons la’cause of
an upset stomach aggravated by
the heat. At the time of Ills donurture, Taylo r was two points
(adilud in the third set after hav
ing won the first set H-l but lost
the second IL3.
As the tourii’inient reached the
halfway murk, U C L A , Ban Fran*
cisco und Itlllin s were locked In n
tight battle fur the team championI ship which is decided by vlclurlea
In noth singles snd double* from
yesterday's round through the fi-<
lint*. A point is a win ded for each
[ win.
U C L A , Han Francisco and HidI lliis each hud three point* anil Wil
I limn anil Mary two. Each also linitlint many entries loft In the tom
iiiinient.
|HIkH School BuHehall
T o u rn ey
JOHNSON CITY? Tenn., June
23 (47—Thu HuiitheasUiru High
Hchitnl Baseball Tournamiuit mnves
J Into the semi-final round lien* InI day with the likely wlntiei anybody's guess.
Three of the four teams with
semifinals berths made the grade
] yesterday with one-point margins.
A strong Marlst team from %t
lanta had North High of Nu*h
ville, Tennessee champions, for
opponents In today's afteriiumi
game at 8(30 P. M. And the host
team, Hcietic# Hill uf Jnlinsou
City, opposed Andrew Jackson of
Jacksonville, Fla-i In the nlghi cup
at 8:00 P. M.
Hardest-won victory In vrsterday's quarterfinals was Murlsl’s d
tu 6 win aver Clemmons High of
Clemmons, N. C. trailing 3 in I
going into the final seventh lim
ing, the Atlantans Util it up and
then battled nip ami tuck through
to the 10th Inning when nicy
managed to slip across the win
nlng run.
.
. .
Science lllll hud a bard time too.
Behind by one nin moving Into
tha last Inning with Washington
nd U s Arlington, Va., the rust
Tennesseans hatted In two quick
runs to finish the genii', 0 to 8.
Earlier In the afternoon games
Andrew Jackson had an easy time
«# It, romping oVer Wooillewn
lih of Birmingham, to 6.
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A Princess Would
Envy Star's Dresses
MENU
Ry CECILY Bit OWN HTONK
THE O LD HOME TOW N
H E B - H E B - H E E - W H A T D ID y o u
E X P E C T - IT S T H E F IR S T T / M E TM
K ID S E V E R W O R A 4 S H O E S !! j -
FRIDAY FARC
By GLORIA YARBROUGH
A t Nawsfeaturew
BOLLYWOOD—Even a prince**
would envy movie star Klltaeth
Taylor. A neck into Elisabeth’*
Virdrobe, with all it* chiffon awl
lace, In like a trip through Alice'*
looking gins*.
The 17-year-old beauty ha* Juat
had a closet full of pepluma, busilea, and lone skirt* designed for
her hy Cell Chapman. a New York
Tuna Fish Hulud,* I’olatu Chip,
llnnd and Butter Uamlwiciicn,
Hluelierry 1'le, Hevernge.
Recipe for Starred Dish Follows)
TUNA FISH SALAD
Ingredients; 1 seven-ounce cun
tunn fish, *,k cup finely diced cel
ery, Is cup finely diced cucumliei,
1 nip well-drained cooked pens,
2 hard-cocoked eggs (sliced), :i
tnlilespoons (about) rnayonnuise or
creamy-type anlnd dressing, I tea
spoon prepared mustard, 's tea
spoon elder vinegar, U Icaspoon
salt,
teaspoon sugar, salad
greens,
.del hods Flake tuna fish unless
it Is ulieady fluked. Add to It the
eerlery, cucumber pens ami eggs.
In a small Imwl mix the mayon
naise or ereamy-type salad dress
ing with the mustard, vinegar, sail,
and sugar until they aro wellcomldned; add to tho tuna mixture,
mixing lightly. .Serve mi salad
greens. 4 servings,
daatgnei.
There are strapless wisps nf
Whit* chiffon ami tulle, black lure!
and net gowns with fitted ilecol-1
Ifle lop:i and swlils of skirt, day.
time suits of cotton ami silk. Onr
ink silk null has n cut "lit n rrk -1
M and hobble skirt.
I
To carry on the fairy tale atmesphere are Kllrubeth's array
Of
brilliantly-colored
scarves.)
Tn*re are aver 100 of them In
kvtry caclnr Imaginable. Collect-.
Ink them has become a hohby for |
Elisabeth. some were brought’
home with her from her recent
trip to Paris.
ERsaeth's bureau Is filled with
fluffy aoft English cashmere
sweaters. Odd-hued color* are her
specialty. One of her favorite
ceatumes Is a bright sweater with
a dark skirt and a liny scarf
around her neck.
Colored stioes lire her pet de
light. She has pink, blue, red,
white, and straw to go with her
raw clothes. I asked her If she
wore ballerina slippers. "I like
Rwm, but I can’t wear them. I’m
Wo short," she says,
i EBialteth was wearing black
high-heeled sandals with a bright
maroon two-piece dress, The dress
waa made of tucked cotton-taffeta
that looked like quilting from n
(Hat* lire. Hke carried a huge
Black drawstring bag with hri
Initials in gold on Ihe side, Hhe
wore a gold chain necklace and a
bracelet from which hung a gold
shamrock.
For sports, Elisabeth has a onepiece pedal pusher* outfit In while.
The legs are fitted Just under the
kpee and have a fringe. A match
ing rape that ran Ihi worn liver
the strapless hndirc, ha* the same
R
klOFP,
Come On In
SATURDAY DINNER
Chilled Celery Soup, llnrlwrtii'i!
Frankfurters*, Parsley New I ’olalnes, Fresh A sparagus
I Cnldnige, Bread nod Butler, F ru it
.Sponge, Beverage.
I Recipe for Hi lined Dish Follow s |
IIA ItllK C U E D F R A N K F U R T E R S
In g ri’dlenls: I tablespoon Im llrr
ji.
,rk
n*
n
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tu , Pr
rat the neat una Is going noma
trv is itin g ra le , Curl Is bound
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I teaspoon luhnscn sauce, I ten„p0„ „ nnirrika, tv eup catclnip, '»
r |,j,ir vinegar,, k cup w ilier,
g fran kfu rters.
Method; Put the butter or non
gnrioe in a suiull suiirepaii or deep
skillet ami add union; ennk over
moderate heal, stirrin g frequently,
until partly tender. Add pepper.
m ure, talmseu, paprlku, cnlcliup,
ami water ami mix w ell; bring
in a la.ll. W illi a sm all sharp knife
cut a th r ..... Inch lengthwise slu m
BACK RO A D F O L K S J U N I P E R J U P P S W E D D /A fc S D A Y
* C A R R Y /N S T H E B R ID E A C R O S S T H E T H R E S H O L D ^
ench fran k fu rter. Place fmol.
lo rler In a flat baking dish, sin
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over litem and bake in a mntlerale
ClftO F.I oven about 2b inluules, j
basting fran kfu rters frequently
with the sauce. -I servings.
C X h i ™ still, instead nf shnrls,
la preferred by Klir.nlieih for sun
bathing. For swimming, her fav
orite suit I* a while mir-pleec, sans
bathing ran.
Because her natural coloring I*
so vivid, she use* a minimum nr
makeup usually pink lipsllrk; and
for Hates, pink nail polish which
ara enough to highlight Elisabeth’s
ol|v<) akin and brllllsrit-blue eyes.
.-She Is currently wearing her
dark hair In a short bob and likes
to change the slyle ovnry month
hr *0. Wistfully she said, "I wish
I could wear it lung on* d lfl short
ill* next."
' Asked If she had any fashion
advlre for teen-agers, Ellxshctli
■It)lleil: "Just one thing. Clothe*
ahoiild be comfortable."
freshest don’t busk It until you
gra ready lo rook B, and tilore It
Ip the refrigerator after Inlying
or picking II until the moment It
n In be prepared. If any corn I*
Igft over, cut (lie kernels from the
coba anti use in corn Irlters. Hcrvc
th*m with it iit pit- syrup as an acrpmpanlmrut to fried rhirken or
baked ham. Or use the leftover
corn (again cut from Ihe coha)
in a vegetable soup,
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In the Preitdentlal election last fail, Governors Thomas E. Dewey of New
York and Ear] Warren of California smile for the cameramen at the
annual Governors’ Conference in Cotoredo Springe, Colo. Governor
Dawey told a news conference that h* 1* barking the foreign arms pro
posal. which has tha support of Sen. Arthur It. Vendenhwrg (R-MIch.),
but la strongly opposed by Sen. Robert A. Taft (R -O ). {JaSarweM*Ml *
strangta her sister. (Intar not tonal)
< When fresh tomnloes are plentlCheese will be
^ul slew some nf them to serve If It Is cooked tm
glnng with meat or fish. Remove lilgh n temperatu
the skins first try Immersing (hem containing cheese
ta hat water, then quarter thorn oven It's a good I
JWtd simmer In a deep sklllol temperature mod
iWlthout water) until they arn clieeso eomhlnatla
quit* soft. Season them with hut- lop of Dm range
H r .hr margarine, salt, freahly- In a heavy aauceg
Around pepper. If desired (elery kept very tow, or
•b it and a dash of all-spica also! boiler over hot, n
be add* das well ae a little
HIINDAY LUNCH
Mcloon Cup (letup Cereal wit It
Raisins and Thill Clenin, Creamed
Eggs on Deviled Ham Toast*,
Beverage.
CREAMED KOGH ON DEVILED
HAM TOAHT
Recipe for Htnrreil Dish Follows)
Ingredients: it liildcspnuu* Iml 1st
Average meat consumption by nr margerlue. II iHldespumiS flour,
Taxaa la tha blggast catlly-pro- Americana In IDflO was ISA pounds, 3 cups lllllk, % teaspoon salt, dash
about III pounds laaa than In 1948.
HOSIPITALITY DAYS
ARE HERE
JUNE 24 and 25
Evary day li hospitality day for
you at Uickann A Ives, but thia
Friday and Saturday we are
hanging out a hpedal welcome
«1ru, Come 1b, vl*lt with ua - wi
want to know you better. BA
w t u tto d • apwltl Im itation to
CONSERVATION IHT URGES
WALKING WATER
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American
Splller* sold the steep slopes
TOKYO
Iml not dry. Into (bit iwitato mix- conservationist suggests this slo- of Japan's mountains allow water
lure ami mix well. Turn Into a Knn for Japan; "Make the water to run off swiftly, carrying soil,
buttered shallow ciisseioie,
walk off the mminlains, don’t lot a111 *«<l »*•<■ These destroy rice
in a pan of hot water In a it run."
! paddies, power t developments,
alow (JIUJiF.) oven for about ho
Arthur R. Splller* ,chief of tho roads and bridges.
minutes, or until a knife, when Co-operative Forest M a n a g e m e n t , ----------------- -- — “
inserted in I lie center, cornea out Branch of the U. S, Forest Serv-I It takes 110,000 head of cattle
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Ice, eaye Japan "Is confronled with to prmluco one pound of crystal-------- — —
jj iremendmis Job of reforest*- line Insulin.
I’iodurtloii of carnird meat more tlon and erosion control on U
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than trlph*d in Die 10 year* be- mountain slope*,' '
I It taken about 400 pounds of
Iwren I(i;i7 mol IU47.
, As a conservation consultant corn and 7fi pounds of other feed
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m Japan.
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Barkley Speech
Slot Machines
An-nrdiitg
In llu< Hook
»f
K n u w ln lie , (h r wunl clock In a
M'nallauee From Paa* I s*r. II full ly new iiitltinn to tin* Kngll*h
tile Harvey Seed* (‘out, Miami language, criming (m ill ilu> Frrtw Ji
Klk» and Variety Club liad lieen
a ppm ached. K lks u ml Variety
Club o fficial* ilenlpil iccelvliig
*uch offer*.
K elly *ald the Legion post was
aptiriinchcd at an executive meetIntr 1n*t Frid ay night and tin?
offer was rejected, lie said an
o fficial of the post hint been
culled from Tnllnhn**i-c and told
(hat “ someone" up then* could
fix It so slot mnclilncs would
Ipei ate again with no .iangei of
losing the post’s llipmi llrelise.
K e lly said he riiuid not “ renicm hei" llie name of die T ailslm**ei< iiollticiail involved.
Ilm ve v Meeds Port | . one of
the Inigcst in the nation, with
some fi.Win member*. I’cimekamp
rr* M p i i * o u **». ai
likely to drop, so th at th# total (C aattaae* Praa* r * | t I Bee. • )
lb * year may lie about A per going through a "leveling oft '
proves* “ that might la«t until the
end of the year.” The prenent adThere lan't rea lly a cooling item ju itm e n t, he added <1* due to
l a the whole business new* today, cuneumera holding hack in buying
o re p t a local cheering wprd for in hopee of lower price*.
fitter Yorkera. When atimmcr a r
“ Kvcn if tiling* level o ff more
rived and the thermometer hit ita In the near future,” the Vice
U f h point fo r the year eo fa r, I'reildeut asserted', ” wit could look
eaten of the c lty ’H brewerlea got for thing* to lie on the upgrade
tM Cther w ith the United Hrewery again by the end of the year.”
W orkers, C IO , end ended an 82-
for
cent below the 1048 total.
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WITH EVERY PERFECTION, FAST RECOVERY
GAS W ATER HEATER
SALE PRICE $90.50 (20 CAL. SIZE)
SEE IT TODAY AT
Yugoslavia
Lower Mercury
U C e itla a tg r r a m p a g e <>■* aee. I t
ate banned in Maine, New Hamp
shire and Vermont.
Temperatures In some parts of
the heat-diought. belt climbed into
th* ttti't again yesterday, but a
mage of cool a ir moved In and
lower readings were forecast for
today. New York C ity ’s high yes
terday was V I. Th# top was 86 I t
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(COMtaaeO rrs a * rage 1 •##. ■)
boar day with the utluls ityiug
two Or more trips daily.
A call was sent out for more
personnel and planes. They came
irdm A laska amt the Caribbean,
H aw aii and Japan, Aft lea and the
United States.
O riginal workhorse ol the aiiP U t was tlie two-engined C-47
which flew the first missions dur
ing late June and e arly Ju ly of
1048. Then it was decided to re
place the C-47's with the fnurenglned C-A4. More than “ Ou of
the planes now assigned to the
a lfllft are C-A4’s.
Am ericans maintenance crews
must give daily care to 828 en
gines. Dm lug one recent month,
crews changed four engines daily
on V iltle s a irc ra ft,
i A ir lift planes have worn out
over 860 propellers slid 10,000
word, clothe, which referred In
I
tlia* I m‘11* which nuirked tin- hunt* anil
of devotion ami work !*• inumtx- « n
trrli'n.
i the
ira a tla a * 4 r » w Pan* O H lee. I I
istcr A lea Heeler and Louis Ada
mic,
Yugoslav-born
Am erican
w itter. Altogind i* a Motitenegran
city form erly known as Podgorlt*a. Destroyed lit the w ar, it la
lii.lpg relmllt liy volunteers as tin*
capital of the Yugoslav republic
of Munteuegro.
The visit of the ranking govern*
meni leader* to Mimtenegran le
gion* in Itself constituted a sort
o fact of confidence and an anaof act of confidence and an an
swer to th* cominform. Th# cornlias lieen widespread unrest and
protest* against the T ito adminis
tration in that atea.
Meanwhile, T ito turned up. at
ail id It- OIOSS Is "soinetldng like
unii ,i vear.”
S outh f lM S O S
The bagpipe, now popular in .
bcntland, is believed to have ori- I
ginated in A sia.
‘
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NF.HVINO 8 A N FO H D W IT H C IT Y t .A S
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l l uatlaat* From S a i l I See. 8)
dock* iii Vienna.
There are a number of other
? liettloiu to tie settled bv the
oieign m inister*’ deputies in. the
next three months that w ill have a
heavy hearing on A u stria's future.
At iirssent the Communists hold
only four of the 165 seats in the
Austrian parliam ent. In th* na
tional elections thl* fa ll, th* firs t
tince 1045, they are likely to lose
at least one of those.
8 BIG DAYS STARTING FRIDAY I
ITAMOtSM 1880*8 Milwaukee Municipal C o u il Judge Herbert btellea,
ie-y**r-uLd Milton Babich (top, right) heats himself sentenced Ui Ufa
Imprisonment at h ^ d labor lot Uis slaying of his w ile ’s younger stater,
Patricia Birm ingham , 18. Bride of a few weeks, Kathleen Babich (top,
le ft) weep* ae bar husband's icntenc* Is pronounced Below, Babich
(center) looks straight ahsad as lie start* trip to Wisconsin State Prison
accompanied by L I. Fran k Callao and BherllT K ublak. (I rile m otional)
fleer whs brewed by most of
I lie monanlerles of I he Mark and
Middle Ages. The development of
the brewer'* art owe* much to the
Mipt'iTnr cleanliness of the numks.
T h * estimated population •>]
Sweden In 1V47 was only (1,61)11,
oou,
The Constitution says the P re si
dent, Vice President, and civil
Wine-mnkiiig I* one of the most
o fficers o f th* United Btnlcn can Imputtaut Industrie* in Hpniu.
be ’ impeached for "treason, hrl--------------------------bevy; or other high crime* amt
Basket making i* one of the
mHhtsmtahor*.”
most ancient of Industrie*.
One o f the coolest known forms
of light is that given off liy the
fire fly .
Tile Iru iih ailo i» of the Middle
Age* often cm lied bagpipes,
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Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike
pays millions of dollars more than
official parity prices for fine tobacco!
There** no finer cigarette In the world
today than Lucky Strike! To bring you
th is lin er cig a rette, the m akers o f
Lucky Strike go after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco—and pay militona of
q , , .dollar* more than oMclaf parity price*
to gat it! So buy a carton o f Luckies
i today. Sae for yourself how much .finer
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much more real deep*down smoking en
joyment they give you. Yes, smoke a
Lucky! You'll agree it's a finer, milder,
more enjoyable cigarette I
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Manhunt Is On
For Killers Of
Union Organizer
Fugitives
Described
As Strong Arm Men
With No Occupation
NEW VOItH, June 23 —(/»•)—
A nationwide mnnliiint was on toHey for ij*- ncciuicd killers of garment union orgnnlicr William
Luryr.
Authorities deaci lire the fugi
tives a* "strong-ariii men" with
no known occupation.
A
. 1. ™ for . M r S
rest was hroadniRt yesterday
shortly after they were liiillr'u I in
first-degree murder charges.
The two named are John Glusto,
31-year-old paroled convict, ur.d
Benedicts Macrl, .'Id, both of Now
York City.
Their indictment i-lijoaxed one
of the most intensive homicide
Investigations In rrrrn l city police
annals.
More then KM) crack detectives
report, hut did not appear, Hogan1
said.
Macrl has no previous, record,
He Is reported to have removed
Ills two or three children fromschool shortly before the end of |
the spilmr term, and left with h is ;
wife from a Greenwich Village'
address, Hogan said.
I
Hogan said neither fugitive has
been seen in New Yoih since
about June I.
>
Thn attack on bury* came while
he was on an afternoon organis
ing tour. As hr stepped Into a
telephone booth to make a call two
men set upon him without warn-J
ing, stnbhrd him to death and fled, j
Five persons have been held In '
high ball as material witnesses.
I
SHOES - CLOTHING
B* S tu rt T o V is it
Beauty Content To Be
t a g e d
A t S a n la n d o j
Locsl civic, fraternal end bust- 1
ness groups have been invited to
enter contestants In a "Jungle,
Queen" beauty contest to he stag-,
ed at Hanlando Hprlnga, on th e ;
atfernoon nf July 4, B. A. Stone,.
maiugei of the apilngs, emmumed
today.
Mure than 20 Central Florida
beauties are slated to vie for the
J " n*l** Hueen beauty crown and
wear
sarongs
fled cllli-s. ifiiif-stlofiffl
l.unilrcilH
iu n rio m g
IllillU iriin
#Mil Will
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of persons and rumlrvd the city’s J,or‘,,hF '-amour
style. Miss
(eemliig gnrment district duy mul , j**mour has sent one of her orlgnight fur six weeks.
Irtwl sarongs to lie featured In the
burye, special organiser for the "ty!*;
**r. Htone.
AFb Interiiiitlomil budlc* gairuent
r ^,M “ rn»« *»||| he awarded
Workers Union, was titabbed lo '« ,hf. wl"»*r wl,h "Isa l.amour a
death May U In a telephone booth rS0“ ?l,n' ' nU\ ,A
!
In the lobby of a garment district Ja^ lo n wardrobe will be Hen of
ferrd to the winner. Other valu
building.
prises will also he offered
‘ The union, thousands nf whose able
second and third place win
members turned out to demon- for
strata at burye’a funeral, offered ners. A fJungle
t? - '* 'Ihrone,
V T ' draped In
th* slay era. It linked them to
"non-union sweat shop employers."
District Attorney Franks S.
Hogan said "w« have a very good
Idea nf the motive, lint It would
not be a good Idea for me lo
delineate It at Ibis time.
He praised
police work on the
.
case as the most intense mid Intalllgent I have seen in the l-l
years I have been associated with
law enforcement."
Top police offirers, ho said,
"abandoned their desks nnd walk
ed Ihe stieets of the garment men
day and night."
Home detectives nms(|iiernded ns
garment Inhalers, and mingled
with workers, seeking leads.
A grand Jury returned the In
dictment a little more than in
hour after evidence was submitted
to It.
The district attorney said Glusto
Is on parole from a five lo 10 year
prison term for armed robliery.
He was scheduled |<, appear last
Monday for Ills mutillily parole
G. W . CLA RK
% DAVID TAVUNI
A P N W lllllH lI
"Give It to tael"
MI won't! It's ■ I im I"
"It ian'ti I hod It fin
FIve-yaar-old Mary ai
toy from her younger brother,
to bo outdone, ho boson to |
mol Hot with powerful little l
end oho returned the fatowi
equal vigor, Two-and-o-half*;
old Nanoy played her N i t to
Hearing nose-too-gentm tag!
each of their heeds, altetnl
with a long wooden spoon. \
Hehy Jim, from hie cot. Jotm
the rumpus, by contributing
Queen" to occupy
Ing the colorful ceremony.
Amateur photographers are In
vIled' to” i»»ke"n l*ctu'rea'n'f~ the r on'i i ,,r*fle KUy* Apopka high school senior, is shown In a woodland
testnnts and nrlies will be awardscarin g a sarong donated by motion picture star Dorothy
c*r^for*«he
cd for the llest
heat nl^urea
picture* subm
submitit-! l-amour « s a prlto loathe winner of th- "Jungle Queen" be.uty
contest to tie held at Sanlnndn Springs on July 4. All contestants
Ird, Mr. Htnne stated.
the show will wear similar sarongs which are cotton or silk
Other feature attractions of the In
day will Include music, outdoor petticoats worn by both sexes in Ceylon and the Malay Archipelago.
plcnlrs, dancing and swimming In
tin- clear water of the springs
past week.
which la located west <if bortqPfc. T. F. Jefferson was the
Fern Park News
wood.
week-end guest of Hgt. and Mr*,
_____ By ('ap t. C. Hallltt_____
V. D. Jefferson. Pvt. Jefferson. Is
Thc first mail-male balloon la I*-Mr .and Mrn. Newton weie thu stationed at Hhaw Air Force Base
levrd to have risen from the earth
veiy gracious hosts VVeiluesiliiy h i Humter H. C.
ll 17H2.
Friends of the A. I.. I.abb
afternoon at their home in Fern
Today's most widely used nudhisl Park, whore they enlurlained the Family will la> happy to hear, they
of artificial lespiiatlon was de Giimmiinity Womun's Glub. liming are enjoying thoir vacation In
tho first part of the afternoon, Mr. Pennsylvania.
vised In IIHCI.
Merrill lectured on tho history of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Eubank of
The llabylonians deve|o|ied banks m l from the earliest times op lo New Hmyrna visited friends and
the present, lie explained the dif- relatives here Thursday.
as early ns 2,00(1 II. C.
feiem-es la-tween modern art ami
Mrs. Walter llustau bos returned
First use nf gunpowder In a r other schools of art, the impor- to ehr home on l.nkc Ellen Drive.
tsnre
of
the
circle
and
tho
triangle
Her nice Miss Arlene Goldsmith
tillery was |u bolter fortification
mid it was not used In the field In a it and how art should nut la canto with her from Ghlcago for a
ir subject for Artists alone, but short visit.
until late In tho IRth O ntury.
rcnuld la* a fundamental part of
Ghl-Chl H alim entertained at a
•very home.
bridal shower Wednesday evening
After thn lecture the club mem given In honor of Mr. Hetty (Wialiers parllrlpntcd In a vrrv Inter-1 din) Euhmik of New Hmyrna
H
esting open forum led by Mr. Mer-1 lli-arh. Hhc nppenred as "Cupid"
rill, He
lie exhibited
cxlllhlti'il many
himti y of
ur Ids
Ills in n ballet mid acrobatic danca
works mid told <-f IIn- JiImccs III number. As an encore she did an
Amerlt'H, Frmire, Mesiru mid oilier acrobatic number dressed as a
places where
IiJit Is were tu
win'ii- the
inc sii
suiijiTis
m "Humble
"iiumiilc lire".
lin-~. Miss
.viiss Martha
niariim Ann
nun
in* fmind. Mrs. Mi-rrill. nssislcd liy. I’nxlmi Hrrnni|ianlcd her at the
Mrs. MnrJurlc lliillnwny mid Mrs. pimm
’Kllsalictli Iti-vmi, served refreshMr .mid Mrs. A. KeynoMs and
incuts
rliildiMi Imvc returned tu their
Mr .and Mis. Willimn MrCnii-1 luimr In lluriisluirg, I’a.
nail and Mr. mul Mrs. (I. E. W
a t - ----------------------------ver attended a daiici' in Kissimmee
Nevada la known aa the Hagslaat Hatmdny.
brush Htale and ita nfflctal flow
Mrs. Clement llnlb-tt mid daugh er Is the sagebrush.
ters, Clil-Clil mul Hliaiiiion, were
the guests of Mis. Hitllcll's sister
lli-es ronsuma about ten pounds
and hrulher-lii-law, Mr. mid Mrs. nf htmey to make one pound of
J. W. Wlildle of Edgewuler tills wax.
What caa a s tta w da to pro*
veal throe dtatMaatog qaavrob
that many a# aa haw* aa w a if
Lai as to to far th* roaaro. ad*
vtesa tk* NaUawal Ktadrogar*
tea Aaaeslaltaw
A wall-tad, rrotod - and ha
child, aaya tha
seldom
n ‘bo partraatlad to
.JM
'•
A i £
world __ ____ _
‘ Ihla k M V atatoi
are not aheap* In
It I* then that quarto!* at
rosily. Jealously Is entohar
of friction.
Vary ofun wo Gtwd an elder
child disliking a young* on#. Wd
are afraid to leave them In a room
atone for f*ar that ,|h# #Wor will
harm the youngar child.
In such cases, says tha Amo clatlon. "It may he the elder child
feels that yo uare wiving more a t
tention to th* yqdagar ,
pecialiy If tha el^ro hed
great pot b a fo ra ^ to . Atoitol
the latter. The fact th a t th* young
er child naada more attention la
| something the elder mutt be made
understand. Pgthapav if ah t
were taken Into a "toftooroMp"
MS Hanford A**.
NOTICE
Dycr'a Grill will cloag for tkc aummar,
H um iay t i g h t J u ly 8rd .
Wt’ll aitnotmco rg-oRooiac data.
VEINS and GRACE OYER
T/ie N ew Dodge
Wayfarer Coupe
tiYiangeO her same to Dtana U
ftu M S T w S she came to the West
Cohot and that she loot the Jeweler's
money kattttg o» horses, according
to poUoe.
(International)
ur charge* are physically wall,
a discover and remove any
•aon for a foaling of unfairness.
_ rach th* boy* and girl* respect
for another's proparty, and always
allow time for them to aottle Ihelt
differences themselves. Above all,
votieludoa th# Association, let us,
thair parents, show them a con
tinuous exempts of harmonluos
‘" l ’!,1"*!.'!* w ^ ld ^ a a lh a tt* r." S h o jiving.
». understand th*
atto d j T f l ?
^ '
BUMMRR CAMPS
, *h.y . ^ m u t a n t In halo ' Before sanding your children to
,
" . . . T lih ii*
P • summer camp there are a few
ny "|o ln,r c ,r ,
.'
.....
Where aa aach affarts to avlag thing* to ha checked. You should
shout undOrolanding ta »*4*. Investigate the leadership nf the
bath chlldrau will paaa a *tomy •amp, Ike activity program, health
childhood, cautlaaally ssrapplag. krovlslona and medical facilities,
purtiy nf the water, food to lie
•avs the Aaastlattos.
Children’* quarr*ls ofton aria* served and by whom, bedding ar*
rangemante
and
sleeping hours,
iwiuna* iR
iiiv H if n ia tn
u mvepl
on account of th*lr poaaaaalona
safety maasurea
measures in camp ac
Each membar of tha family ehould and aataty
have a spot—a shelf or drawer— tivities and especially In water
where treasuers can be kept fro* ^ports.
from Intarfaraneo. Raapaat for
•nothr'a property la not born but
must bo taught. With thair InnaU
sen** of Juatiea, vary young ehlldcan toon laarn ihla ., m o n a leason large In Ita slghneanei
In ovary lator undartakln*.
»
In many groups Hwn la ,a buUfc
who grabs all ha *aa keros th
swing, the whgon. or tha ro r long
than hla turn, knowing othOrs a
not abla to tak* anvthl
him. On* goad way to I
IhtlB fallow, aafa ta* AftmUUm
is to glv* him raapotmlbaito, ad*
as seeing that lltila one* h*v-.
•hare of opportuhltl** and playil
thing*. This appeal* to hla islftImportance.
......
Youngstara have a wopdarf
sens* of rightness, of . fair
and, when evenly matched In
and alia, ran usuall# **ttla dlf
fersneas without hWlp. So, '
cries sat nerves tingling, raelai
th* urge to rush In and to il
Ishmant; first Invaatlgate full
This truly requires Urn wisdom
Holomon.
, '
Nursery qaarrols cAgnot .tat
wholly swept away, toys tha A '
soclstlon ,num*n n atttn bajn
what It le. Rut after seeing
LOOK!
For July 4th
Ws’ve Get JMt Th4
r
jfc
i
n't
v . ».
Nylon tafftta aad iheor Nylon Lotto
elastic In a sUjwm pamle and itap-to*
Just a few o u m n of p n tta control tar
young, stand* flfuM i Th» fhntta has
detach*b ta p H m .
L
••
#:
Step in H i
th e uplift
ta
to d t a * t o * an
MMHBEn
,iv
»• *»| ; . I I M . - , l u
Amaaing Luggage Hpace
103 Horsepower Engine
Fluid Drive
$1837
Delivered in Sanford
Seminole County Motors
109 North Palarotto Avanua
Phont 1011
AGAIN, PINNIY’S GIVIS YOU
MORE FOR YOUR
Going To The Beach
b:
Phaag 41)
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THURSDAY, JUN* 18, 1949
—
The elephant li the only mam- backward.
nal that kneels when reclining
lie knee Joint rest* on the ground
Three different mineral* can bo
vhlls hi* hind foot sticks out mined and u«ed a* aibeitoi.
FLOOR
, | L I
I
*
1
Call
’v
'> L i ti
U ‘l
m. "
* f /.-V»
O
y
SANDING
Our power plant enables us to work anywhere. We hare
22 years experience In Seminole County
— ------------------l
l_ u
1
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t
New Floors Sanded to Perfection—
. •—Old Floor made like new
FINISHING - CLEANING ■WAXING
,
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PAGE FIVE
TH E HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
**,
From L ig h t-D u ty C a r r ie r s to H e a v y -D u ty H a u le rs
/ V <_ A
Duality
Products
Fair
Prices
VARNISH
Guaranteed
To
Stay
W hile
ENAMEL
Duplicates Expensive Raked On Finishes
Get The Best, It Costs Less, Get
H. M. Gleason
LAKE MARY. FLORIDA
CAKMOTE-. For any Surface, Inter lor *r Ksterler
“You Cas’l B ed It for quality”
“You Can't Heat It for Prtca"
CARMOTE Mildew ReiUtlng Hmi*e Patnt, Equipment
Ep a met, Kntall Flat Wall, All Topa In quality.
. .
W# Recommend Nothing But Responsible Palntera
Who Guarantee Satisfaction.
0 ~r i u ^ r r i
Protection
fo r y o u r
A tu n s u js y
“WE HAVE GLAMS FOR EVERY PUHPOHF."
Wo Appreciate Your Patronage
Home Loans — Refinanced Mortgages
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association of Seminole County
209 Magnolia
.
f*
Phone 094
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
“Hanford's Leading Paint A Glass HI ore'*
117 Ho. PARK
Free Delivery
PHONE .199
irtt
TRAOl
U
Use
HERALD
Want Ada j
Foe R t i d h
Tfce M t a w l i t reflee a c p lr »•
. W e a l AS* eablUheO la T b e
-aaferO g m l l i
•
* a
Woo Ipecrtlcc
Has laeertlaa
llee loaerttaa
Ilea loaedtae
__
lie *
..
*c ear
M O n ce Be per
r i c e a n t i te the Ilea.
Oaeble rate ta r black ti
iim m
PHONE 140
W aal
A a*
w tll
I
tha tdeobaaa
< o a t i a abaroe I t fee*
la llatpe la .‘fee telega**#
la cetera bar thta M w o .
_
Oca tha aOrerttaar la Mooeted
la par *r*m gtty. la a rO rr far
a* la r c i t . t the beet gawriM*
P ic u o ih M tr M t la e t t M M r
I I aa creaa eceere> l » > P M '
o t > i u c t oo rgegeaaifile far
II—HchI Kstitle For Hale—3
TWO Bedroom home In good rnndillon, near shopping ilinlrirl.
Low cash down payment, and
low monthly payment*.
THREE llislioom Moo hi>. very
modern, Hardwood floor*, two
tile bath*, lovely *hadi» tract
and fruit tree*. Priced M ow to
day'* market on en*y term*.
I have liUHlneniiCH well extaldliihcd
and operating profitably, that
can be puri'ha»ed on term*.
O. A. W ill III ION, Hit.
Ill) H. Park Are.
Phono 1381.
\fi*
Articles For Hale —ft lit—Huslness Opportunities
' Oil Paint. Cover* 1
LA HI EH t * 1 I !
ONE COAT Flat
any *urfaee. fll* pu*tel tint* and Knterlnlo ten Indy friend* at a
| cosmetic party amt receive $6.00
while, 1.1.711 per gallon.
NKNKAKIK (It.** A Paint Co. j in mcrrhnndlNe. ('all Orlando
U3-II4 W. 2nd. Ht.
Phone ,1 2(1. \ i-uBim Collect.
1 used Electric refrigerator*, 1
u*ed Ice refrigerator, I used 12— Hpoclsl S e rv ic e s — 12
Ka*y washer, 1 used (in* range,
2 u*ed Electric range*. I lined
Export Radio Repairing
water heater, 1 need Johnson
Frod Myera, 111 K. Ind. S t
1 .H outboard motor.
• Hill Hardware Co.
V E N E T IA N H I,IN D R mada lo nrdcr. Sctnlnolo Venetian Blind
101 K. lit. Bt. Phone 61.
(Jo. 820 W. I n i .
Ht. Phono
IIB2-W .
Sewing machine, good condition.
Phone 1(14-M before 1 P, M.
N E W F L O O R S aurlnecd to pcrfac-
lion. Old flam * matte like now.
6 ROOM hnu*e furniHlieil or unv'lniuhlng, cleaning A waxing.
furnliheil, lnnd*caped yard*, Thayer High Chair, excellent
condition.
Phone
84H-W
after
Portable power plant, 22 year* |
fruit tree*, four Iota. Nee owner,
tl
P.
M.
experience In Seminole County,
W. A. Leavitt, 2403 Orange Are.
H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary
100,000
Long
Sweet
Potato
Draw*
4— Heal Eaiale Wanted— I
H E K tlfl FOR
4k Vine*, 18.00 Ihmuand alio
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
■woet pot* too* for hog feed
From Owner two hr three bedroom
AND TYPING
modem or aentl-modern hotlad •26c buahel. Hr. 0. ClaIti.e, 2521
CREDIT ntJUF.AU OF
Orange
Ave.
Phone
705-J.
within d ip limit*. Must tie reg
HANFORD
ionally priced, Phone 1H1H furn
116 N. Park
Phnne 186
K
K
F
R
IE
R
A
T
O
R
,
B0
lb,
capacity,
ishing foil delail*.
O R LA N D O Mur m -in Sentinel III
1 16.00. 1025 E . 4th. Ht.
u n u vrameo MitH
lamtemtoH
Ckcvretpl’i n«mr, tmontbor
npprnDng ♦»nv*6»»*iHif»t* h
3*00 torio* onH hoavtor duty
modth.
I IN ( * l IH41
Articitr. For Hale —ft DELUXE Italiy (,'arriage and plas
fi
nit
fn tt o ri
out* Motriori in redd
seoalkof.
»v**a T R U C K S
rowmm vuvi in hud
INtllNII
m iN ii au e * i h nui
(ONNICriOK
fbh wnlqtio hutb rfmnai.itrw fidrft
l o f»OI
Cl0.141 i trs n ig th i in d durcl
CNownUl * lh»<h
| n o d Mriilwf
ueculd lr
Wmlit
an q l n e t
ore
CHEVROLET
nnd
tha
Y .n ir p ieferciiec for C lir v u d r l A ilv .n iie I ieniun
otcinointcnl for
itiol I on d WiiiDi inqln#i >
mi
I ru ck * only ivm l* on the moment w lim vm i I m r
Serlei 30011 AOOO mruj*Ui
b4Mty,
OTMI* ADVANCI DtVQN HAtVH1
Tko fidul •Mmmiorl Cub • Uniwoid, oil $1oof cab innritufllnn • AH
r$wsd tdlUtility
ranr tmooi wriorlowt * • full flciiflirig Hyfinjid tom
silbi In Strip* JA00 nnd honvitr duty mndtli o HyrJrnvnt pnwtr
broil if on fttriti 5000 nnd AOOO modtlt • Sail btoring tfttrlng
• Widt batP wKttli « Mulllplf color option*
*ri»oftap tiid1
ivi*e<w w«d tMt
*■!**,#*»( wFk 4* fwt* MMpw#of
•liDwwlf «l |ibe «(l|4
one. R tg lit then m ill there, y o u 'll know w hy m oie |,r o |d r m e
C lt r v r iilr l tru c k * thou an y o ilier m uke
vlam iuu runl ginni nirr It uni cn |m city
Y o u 'll tike th in
|«>wei,
Y o u 'll like th in
* tm ,lv
q u a lity am i Ih r lr .o iiifo r l mid e o n v ciiirn e r A m i y o u 'll .iN<> |n c lr i
them ftir th eir j.ri/e ivintung econom y, fm these liu> k* lin ye t
WAV T H R I F T
tower < i|iriutiiig c in is , tow n upkeen . o*i * *o l
A
the lowest list prices in th r entire tru ck h eld 1 C o n ic m ind lei u*
discuss votir d e liv e ry and hauling nerds.
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
Hum e
m
hay
I2 H
G o rm
,
7—I'etH-l.ivestnck-Hupplles
Post Office, one room efficiency
11:36 In 2:06 at-----HOMEK'H.
apartment, modern tile hath,
WhhIiImk 1
S T EA M -LU X
House
*uitable for Imeiitee* couple or TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line. FOR SALE - Fresh young cow* A
Entire mit*|i|e area
Including,
Hunt’i
Tuxedo
_____
Feed
Store.
individual^ Phone 86®,
•
heifers. Phone 1179-M or Box ( screen*. Free eitlm ates. Phone
, collect Oviedo 2081.
\VELA if A APARTMES^Rl 116 DOZIEirtToAY PAINTS
162.
“BchI for the South"
W. First
Street.
Furnlshtd
Fm full line or G A L V A N IZ E D
room* A apartment*. Day, week
S T A N LEY -R O G ER S
H A R D Oomt Haanan Milk goat, freih ' and B R O N Z E S C R E E N
nr mouth.
Phone 18 -B o r 1411.
*u Pho
W A R E CO.___________________
June 7. 2610 Orange Ave,
‘ For all weight* In R O L L ROOF I
B room furnished apartm aat, M br
ca«h regl»tor and icates,
• INO .
'
Movleland Th tre. Anna Poigcheap. Phene 1488-J.
.F o r g U A M T Y , S E R V IC E and
ban, RL 8, Bog 447, Sanford
. P R IC E .
ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney'e 8— HELP WANTED
i Trv RTANLEY-ROOERS HARD
FURNISHED ffo tfc E , 4lT kfaplb
76c also week day*.. Lunche* A
WARE COMPANY.
A v e n u e , $60.09 m o n t h l y .
■hurt order*.
W ANTED-W hite sal**-Lady, ex
ROBERT A.V WILLIAMS,
perienced In trouser alteration*;
GOAT
MILK
K I.K C T H IC n r
REALTOR. Phoab 783.______
full time work. Morgan's Salt*.
R. D. Prjeet, Phone 71B-WB.
A f J F T Y IK N K
furnjihed apart- EfECTRIG Frlgldalre $60 ca«h. 107 Hanford Avenue.
N e w -two
— nicely
____
iy®
W E L D IN G
tnenta good neighborhood,
•Igkbo
Hanford Motor A Eqpt. i »
Oaa *tnve |1 0 . 8861 Oak Avenue. Compenlon for elderly lady. Write
,
no
(
tie* furnlihed, “ • N “ " °
868 W. I ll Htreet
Hoa A.
* “G. Care
“
“Karaaid.
“GOOD.AND BAD"
A children. Call HHA T
! U»ed 8 pc. bed roogk rniita $76.68 r j.f1*R E S E N T A T IV E
HAI.L A ltP.NNF.TT
In;
j Slightly used 6 pc. dinette 20.06
Garage A Service Htatlon
Hanford
Hanrurd area. Industrial back-1
_
____
84.60
Celery A Hanford Ave.
•r Call
ground helpful hut nnt necea-I
1 uaed 8 pc. living room aulte 10.06
Auto Rcdftrtng
eary. Car aaacntlal. 40 hours |
ARUE aparlmai
1 uaed dreaeer
jr - 14.06
Htaiidard Oil Produrla
week will give .potential *100,
ml, partially
MATHER O F HANFORD
week Inrome. Raply by latter MARKET Barber Hhop. Open ell
floor, cloae In
1*8*60 K. lat, Ht.
Phene 187
giving full detail to Florida
day, every day. I Invite my
Ava. A. K, Roi
state AA, Ittc. 210 W. Forsyth
hone 81B-W,
friend* and customer*. I «m
YOUR ROOF LEAK 7
Ht., Jacksonville, Fla.
waiting for you. tennis Mr.
furs!
nr Liquid Roofing Cement
Tlf R i f
Mullon.
' m>tn t for couple.
' glops all leaks. 10 year guaran
Park Ave.
tee- Rasy to apply. No heating.
FIR E8TONE’H Now Servico De
No Coal Tar. Particulars *ee, 9— WORK WANTED
partm ent—complete brake re
Wight,
.or wrlta r .
electric kitchen, also i bedroom.
tinae—overhaul*! brake drum*
Phone
sry Rep, Bog
ikigiiif.
PRACTICAL NURflE and Baby turned) manter cylinder* re
Laurel.
sitter, can glva Doctor'* rafrapaired; new brake hose ln»tidl
ancaa, phona 1168-P
ed; light*, horn*, Ignition, muter
fcatate ' ’ Electric flange. Phone
tune-up*; *pnrk plug* d u n o d )
1100-R, > '
end rehuihed) king j |Im ilN T K H ^-D ecqratom .P . LOWER PRICES," Expert w atsi . front
bearing*, shock nbtorber*; c*rper ‘Heavers. Phene 880 or
1 Imrator oil filter*! wheel* bel
Tt«8-J after 6:00 P. M. Work
li mufflori tail pipe*; floor
auenuitsed. No job too large nr
mats] body tightening! radiator
too amall. Estimate* cheerfully
fan baltai Guaranteed
ALL TYPES of balidoaar work,
beet materiel al
ranaoMbla rate#. Free aatiauL
. Phona 18 for m
Hi
U llh H V '*
O M t l r f t nff it f ir n wn In i n d 1 m o d
Inudo Evening S ta r. Call Ralph
R ay. 11G5-J.
tic lined Mnnilnette. (hone 1181- C A M , fa17 for flattery, Generator 2nd A I'fllnirtlu
W1
F R IE D JU M B O H H K IM P dinner*
t anil K ta r,c r scrvlee, Swain'*
everynlght, 11.00. H O M ER 'S.
Hall cry Meivlec, 11)1 W. F lra l
07.AUK I KG
St.
Mill'* Swap Hhop—We buy, *ell or
trade maid anytldng. 400 Nan- B— ARTICLES WANTED— I.A W N M n W E R H »har|tencd, l.i
RIGHT. CASHvVt LL...
....
ford Avu. Phone IP8-J,
, cycle* repaired, link and k e y 1
miT n r in n r y o u
• work. No w a llin g - work “ liar*
Higheat
cash
prha
paid
f
.
r
used
DCA
L
f
MOn*N,
itk
A
We both Ioh, when you don't
n I ced
II. VV. Khuinnn, 310'
...If OZARK IKE
bring your prescription., lo furniture. Ted Davla Furniture aEast
4th. Ht.,
Hanford, Fla.
TO MIT A HOME
Co. flit E. tal. Ph. 968.
Lnney'*.
Phnne
101.
AT THE Cowan ApW., conven
I Form erly with W illiam * F l i i l
TODAY, VOU'Lk
iently located acroaa from the HOT I.UNCHEH every day from
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THE
SANFORD
HERALD
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Top-volum« production brings you
top-voluo foaturoal
7 \r ,° tC °
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Animal’s Marrow
Is Taste Thrill
For Noted Fainter
YOU'RE 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 Y O R K , —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.
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."
In Shanghai tha haraaaad moiotitia probably can't ta t any
didatanca between an erdlnary
tiarfic jam ar.d a war.
serving three meals a flag. II
seems the a reeks had not o a t
but two words fur It—'"Soup'd
on I”
» I I
That new send counting ait*
chiaa ahould ha g/rea /is IrM
ta n with a ylata 0/ tpiaach,
I I I
A now drug hee II letters la
Its name. A press/tpHe* fee 'll
ptehahly will have te ha writtoB
an lltkat tape•
I I I
Tbs Oresks, ws read in Psctographa, Invented the custom of
Iowa
Is the second
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
__*
largest cattle-producing stats.
once. Makes 4 servings of about vanilla.
fla 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 or ' I n 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:
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.
tH#lPJMffWiL
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, K au
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
WE INVITE VmiH INHPECTION OF OUH
I'OUI,TilY IlIlKHHJNG DEPARTMENT ANY
TUESDAY. SUE WHAT YOU AUK OET*
TING WHEN YOU BUY HERE.
Grade A — Quirk Frozen — Drevted & Drawn
Huve A llutnliurifer Hleak Timile Front Our Fine Grade
Nn Bone — No Grlttllo — Jual Enough Fut
of beef lb.
Htinttlhlnv Thai Will Pitta*
Genuine Hickory Hmnktd
Lge. FRESH MULLET
SPECIALS IN PORK
PORK CHOPS CentetC'" lb- 59*
SHOOLDER............ 3 9 *
HAMS ° “ BACKBONE*■' 4 3 *
FRESH SID E - - - - - - - *• 3 3 *
PORK NECK B O R E S -* -1 5 *
SPARE RIBS - ..... 4 5 *
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T'BONE A
ROUND STEAK
HAMBURGER ...
TOMATOES................. .......no. 2 can
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McGrath’s TOMATO SOUP no. 1 can
PhilHp’a CHICKEN SOUP no. 1 can
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EatgbUahed 1908
Coplon Cries
“Frameup” At
Prosecutor
F R ID A Y , J U N E
J
2 1 . 1949
A s s o c ln te d I ’ rcrw L r u n c il W ir e
Appointment Of Post Pepper Explains I n
Masters By P ost crease To 75 Cents
master General Is
An Hour Would Af
fect 1,250.000 Men
Asked Of Congress
i y ^ S H W G T O N , June 24 (7P>—
Jurnth Coplon acNam td ‘T v e been
framed’ ' over and over today at
the end of cross-eiamination in
her espionage trial.
When Prosecutor John M. Kel-
t W A SH IN G TO N ? June 24 (7F>W A S H IN G T O N , June 24 (/P)
r resident Tium an 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
f ll- P la )
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 l4 j , r i | ot about I.2S0.OH0 workers
■ervitr and ( lasitfiralinn Acts.
who in intent,ite ronunerce now
Ib is would mean that the lin e | 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 I Mini
rnfttmaster* th fu rp lim llv niVc
i w f i t u n d e r Y h * r i v T V e n ice 's’y
w ,,,k r ,‘
1 *"1. are eng.ig
»y*i' workers
»d in processing
multure pro
lent for some time. Hut legists
gl__
s ol protors frequently
hspil dints m t o r alter
ntly have had as nSOt
in pii'klug one of the ftiat th rte dtulmn.
passim: tnc examination an 1
’Farmet* still
th eiino rr, (lie flermte fur yeafs
lie* had the final say on rm ifln
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
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
ed."
" T h is case is so smelly that it
smells to high heaven," she cited in
, 0 hysterical tones.
Ea rlie r, 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.
;!n one, Mis* Coplon had written
Ihat Lorraine Elutn Slnderbramt
"remembera ma e* e Communist
“Why did she remember you »«
(C*attaa*i *»
***'
Barbecue In Given
By Elks Lodge For
H o s p ita l Benefit
HIAD of a Senate Inveitigutm t
Committee, Sen Clyde It Hovy
■hove, (D-N C i has ordered e
"complete invest I nation 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 trig h ti. exArm y nfllcer. as one who gu trrn
teed contracts.
[(nrernallonat)
Jaycees Approve jGreek Premier
Proposed Sanford Sophoulis Dies
City Hall Move!
Unexpectedly
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 ,m inlllec .,1
tt
■
" rw legislation requested by so approved a "h cent mttomom
I l r t d Mr Tiuman is in line with nm
a re<
ent1
hill Hut (t,e lion e lull vvonl-l
omme,illation of the (iovei
rover more worker* than doe* tlo-
Chnnge
Contiflfeent Liberal Leader
On Necessary Re
Been Key Figure In
pairs Being Made
T ru m a n
Doctrine
Members ol ihe Seminole County
Junior Chamber of Commerce votr d iin.snimouily yesterday at their
luncheon at the Tourist Center
favoring the City U j II auditorium
as a suitable meeting place ^yr
civic clubs, providing necessary re
pairs are made.
• About 880 persons •nJ<’J’« 1
bar been* fivs*, last night bv th*
tonSfem oriaT HoSphSl,
L o jJt*. E lk # f*n a !l
r u lir .
nouncad today and trsm sd
program a " b l * suecsss.
K a ily le Housholdrr, local attor
ney, who was a Jaycee delegate
to the joint roeatmg of the Sarniao lr County Chamber of Commerce
and local c h ic organitations at
anthe
Tourist Center Tuesday night,
th*
made * report on the meeting.
Carl William* and Joa Corlsy
had charga of tha barbsculng and
wars assisted by A. Mcnende*.
Lao Butnar, John Probit and Mr.
Lodga.
A short msetlng followed the
barbeeus, after which iloncinit
m i enjoyed at the Lodge. A del
egatlon from Cocoa wae present,
headed
by
D istrict
Deputy
A vlded material for thi barbecue
w sauce.
Summer School Term
Refiitration Monday
A T H E N S , lime 24 id 'i
I Item.
■tinkles
5opholis,
premier
„ f
Greece, died today, lie was Oft
years old. Death net lined ,it bis
summer residence al 4 l'» I ’ .
although be bad been ill ami was
« a r death last fall, his death at
inis time was unexpected
34 Passengers Are
Injured As Big Bus
Runs Off Highway
were seriously hurt and non* la
lilted as critical
Tha bua swerved of tha highway,
fa: ‘
hit the foot-thick concrete fandars
of a culvert, pitched 15 feet serose
Registration for th i tlx week*
summer eehool term at Semlnol* Chambar of Commarc* regard' and nossd Into an embankment.
High School trill U hl Place i t BtOO lug th# water melon cutting tc
Gerald Phlllj* Thibodeau, 88,
o'clock Monday tnornlif, H sm 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 Additions Begun To
ported that Thibodeau told of btpupils can make up one subject or
drowsy and ,th* next thing
Goldsboro School comlnf
two half subjects, To malt* up one
h* renumbered, swerving to avoid
semaatar trill raguira two hour*
a car, also eouthbound, Thlbodaaq
dally altendenee, and'two 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
knocked unconscious in the mael
noon.
naw lunchroom, Bupt T. W. Law- strom
of flylnf bodies end begta e tm tle a will be by regular ton announced thla morning. The
project 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*
er see a n attending eiaaeei at were rolling/' he said.
HYPNOTISM HARMFUL
CHICAGO, June 84. MP)-Hyp-
vanity.
AID ISRAEL
A a a e se h T y T
AmeHee, " th
v, r , , im.
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
basis of current rates, of mo?#
Kenat
- i and Don
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
B A L T IM O R E . Ju n * 24—H Q A ll but one of 36 passengers and
th* driver of a New Yorlt-Washington Greyhound hu* were In ju r
ed at dawn today when It pitched
off U . S. 40 just northeast of
governmental affairs committee Baltim ore.
r>u divided Into "gat out the
Only two or Hire* of h# Injured
vote" and youth government com
mittee*, also that tha organisa
tion continue with a board of
director* form of government.
President Bradley waa Instructad by th* organisation to writ# a
Iteorganliation Ih.m nns.m n head
imI
Sophoulis, a key figure m Greek
politics for a half cenUny. had been
Piamlpr imce S t t i . f J . 1947, d*.
spile the tuimpil of Greek jroHiiti
occasioned by the civil war with
the Communist guerrillas in the a h u . C ? type budget, audit -ml •« inlarsU e com m e.c
accounting proredure* as pie
Salit larr
notlh.
Mr. Houaholder Introduced P ee-, ,l(
He weatiiered
weathered me
th* moil
most recent
ildent Gordon Bradley, who °ut* I political stefrm only two mouths
lined the acllvltlea and fccorn- Bg0t B„ j thla after suffering «
pliHlimenta of tha organization nl>vrrr ||,.Mrt nttnrk which had him
tluriuR hla administration.
1 hedrldden foi several months. Ill*
President Bradley's report told rcHlinfflt-d rahlncl look over in
of work done by tkn club In n ,\(14,|
„ scandal Involving a
safety campaign for Sanford, get
„( tlie- previous guvorn
out the vote an "1 Sneak for1 ment t,ulj CHi|Se,| the aged premier
Democracy Conteat comlitcled In
„fff , n iMt; p*,,] |,is resignation
the achools of the county, youth
T)le venerable leader of tha
welfare work
tha Christmas Llber, | P, Uy „.d been an tmpoi
parade.
participation
In civic
' ,_____
* h# Truman
Doctrine
______ _____
U F» ’S
l "!
Improvements for .Sanford and “ " ■
.,—
st_,,..i
V*tcit the aid —
of
the
United
till'll*
W
is.wiee
”
.
,
Seminole County, awards ntado
t0 States went to_Gre#c4 In her civil
and donations contributed
war and to T u rk e y , under th
fund drives and campalngs.
shadow, of th* Ruaaian Bear.
President Bradley recommend
ed as an economy measure to
th* new officers of tha organiza
tion a plan to nam* a publicity
committee to writ* up report*
on the activities and maatlugs of
tha organisation
and
furnish
copits to Th* Sanford Harald
and tha Orlando SoatlaaL Ha al
so requested a pars, vtsn’- com-
Grind Exalted
Rnlir. H ubert
Griff*, who « u recently named
by Governor W im n
assistant
•tit* attorney in thl* district.
Bill Bunnfnf, »Mt Yle*.pr«»|.
dent of th# Florid* 8taU Elks
Aiioclitlon, w ii pfaaant with in
Oriindo delegation.
Savsral iftim oon ihowiri fill
ed to h ilt the preparation of th i
herbacu* which Included 800
half chlckini, 60 pound* of pork
join ind 86 pounds of• s p irt rib*.
Also on th i minu w in baked
twins, sliw ind potito u lid .
A number of firms contributed
food for th i barbecue. sitd Mr.
____ mlttee to attra ct n aV businesses
Lodge. T h in Included thi Bell
Baklnf Co. of Daytona Beach
B**ch I to Sanford and Semlnol* County
whleh contributed th i. bread;
b ru d i and that tha inveattgatlon of tmIch ggive
a v e , provemenl* to the band shell ha
Wtfht Broa. Grocery, which
18 pounds of coffn and Central contlnusd.
florid* foods, lit*, which proHe alto rscommtndad that tha
N O . 21 9
Truman UrgesJSenate Group Klan Probe Ordered
Removing POi Approves Hike
From Politics In LowWages By Attorney General
‘Five Percenter* Faces Probe
® E * - Justice Depart
ment Employee De
nies She Has Ever
Been A Communist
•
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8 A N FO R D , FLO!R lP A j
.
f onltnurd
»»rm m d
p artly
rltwdy through '-etiird*v. Moderate
xuiilhrriy wind*.
I t r r a l it
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R
^
sspit-
.
scribed by that act.
"1 dou l Hunk the wage-hmir
v« . i-rimiUarv he
the law nhmihl extend
the iHml
tegHlatu™ sshould
t e give
g 'v ’ .he
the de
d*1 f t,...... . all hecanM- I don't think
it n inter .tute commerce
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
,<■1 vice is to be conducted on •*
businesslike basis. It I* an ezlom
„f sound administration tbst >*»
thorlty should be contmensurstA total of 121 pupils, including
H o g g in g s
Hr W it t. t ilt * r t i v m u . t v
\V \.'H IN f,l< > \
AmonB Sanford citizens who indulge m <>e,t, - lu,M n-. ,r sp ire | Altotnev ( , r „ , i ,|
time It R . F Motile, bnokkrepri tm the t I m s - I > ».r,,ierit I •, r- "oseulas n icl'rtd , toll Held rnvrrtigabobbv is r.ming eailliw oim t which tcpl-nish
, ,t - ,.,l . I, ' ' ' ' I bon hv the lustier Department into
puzrd by .tnglcrs.
rei.eni night rule, , i o lr lir , in AUI be 2.IXW1 odd v a riilic * ol wonot are on* >■( ,<>,,■k,,, I. , i - rlert h.mi i
assets, for withnul worms, s o il*
Ihe anm,iiip erne nl u n i that
would be much less fe rtile , Mr
” — niernbeis «l the L it L iu s K U n were
Moule pointed out
"purported" 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 h cjn n g i
of » "tam e" mid "domesticated"
on Alabama Hogging* Sunt- roulhvariety win. h do mil leave lim it
ern sepie >eo( alive* ...rttieil Lonpiste and rmgia'e T h is was in
gre>, i" l • cp h.inil* cdf
August, lo t? Ho lire f 11 >l of Hie
I lie healings will iiaH belore a
following year be got 4'Mr mole
Specimens
Housr lu licia n -sirb- loemittce next
Since tb.sl time be lias mist'd
Weilne- I is , with Lla ik e .''tallworth,
thousand* if worms in compost
Itiinioiglino I'm ' reporter, as the
beds and In boxes at bis Imrne at
(irsi ,■tines* slid 1 Is ie n t, Lake of
24-14 M yrtle Avenue, ban disposed
the Hinnuigb am News likely to
of mimbeis of iu im iii , 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 lln ii .r •any frd c is l CXIliad , of a lu g e liol (orti tes-. I,os
ulnil.rti in" Would 'dctry i a th ,r
placed in.ide « shed
K mi«II> i
Omih
i1 j ' l u*r
units are n, mil and compo-t fill
• | •»•« f»*. * L in* n* ' llAttle i« itli
flirt
ed flln l 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 w r,i n r.
w ill,
41)1 sill M I TO*.4'
plenty to eal a n ' inccutrve ♦,» mol
,rl ,4. l| l Ml -I CDWUr*
iip ly 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 rim lr*
I. ■
rodents and moles
|
II , 1 n * i . I? ink in n il4:
Hi-sexual irt ualm e, each worm It I Moule, l,,. ,l Iffin L k
,, urntli'tmiii frjtp
Is pnleiitmt 'mania or papa", ,tml .In,.,
ut ♦!.. .J»*k »J. 11,.4 ,,l1. Miri • . i n . itirk x hia
O
l s*lilt ll tlf ll 14
every five to ,ught day* ta yi a mem,
i | h tkimm. n,* . 0,1 . ",rr x f f iit * . th«* h#ttrr
small lemon c ,.|..,,.,| ...................... .
o n ,,
ill I. "
’
"I 11a.«I »»nf mi ,r
tailling linen r,> 17 egg, w lm li
. (
\,< ,||m v ' icner ,1 1 lark laid he
hatch wiMiiii three week, time
me »l m int, ■tlo, «*• lii)
*r-l 'lie I III npecifiIM'l hl|*t" I In, uielnnu,v,"dtg.ile
alleged vhp
nl flir ir ,.,, IJ v
Mir I rv i'iy .PI i I hvh Mm* ro iitn tl
rf
I
e t," , lim.,1' ,' nc t, at HttnikM 4I«II*1trail iit« I'am* I n i' |
, . 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 'it r d t 1 la v e liter, miSheated
Man Is Arrested More People
It is re p n it,d ." the isnnoupoea Imnded mdb.
In Slaying Of
On Reliel Rolls ,...tnit -al1l "Ihat
)'•• memhera of the
1 ,, t in * l.'lisn stCer-tl *fis* res-'
• M arstdar. s
Young Molltct Now Ilian In *3/ 1 l,.t. man ,f andS'* 1u,.;g"d
M irrsbliir
. 1, I
♦'f in lr R s in n
if ili
O f
M iir r lr t
I 'f r f f i t v r
B e rn
;;.,] , 1
M .t d r -
j ’ ’ .ear old woman w *» l.*| I ...
•be Grnrulv rounty |ad today
'•belliI |olln A . M eyer ,a „ |
wmild ipiestiori th , man, I dw si l |
(R udtly) Beikw rtb, 77,
M
lt« ili. and probably would Id- 1
In d degree m imlei ilm g r agaitt.l
" " " 2 ‘ ,' l,,r,,e ‘
linn today
17 vuung men ami 77 young wom
Mr. Truman pointed nut tbs’ en, received Instruction in com
H
i,
under the existing system " w tn#1,,)#) ^nl’jecls during l l i , V ,* r
postal servlca a p « a t « utule. ud
„ |r
Hanfoa*l
Vocational
r n ■r a t e appropriation item , ^ , inn, u.,l(l.h rlll(l|!d
, Brlll y r ,
xw ell, prln-
>i nl sii'gt ‘
1 ■tb» str eet
f<
■
I llin
n to wltlit*. •'f
i| t'i'H-4
tl', 1. . , . lit ,-Hinv
1,111 T
1»r.
1, •J th i* » (i't)i' ftmin
It • 1
111" 1..,1 ft,. Ii , |a a1 ttliijl't I*"p 111 If"I f l . l ' | 4 , | ||t fif 4,. f|M
1 PI . , *
111
1»>•n llM tifi ♦Ill •'**.** *
l<'t«-n»l
f .,
124 Pupils Finish
> H R I',f)N . |„ . |,Mlf r, ,.| ,
Course At Sanford I A allvming
man win, a,rib,, r,lie . ,, I
l „ bis mother l „ l .l l . t
Vocational School atbnrlteil
ami Irend'.lrlv multi ,>-■{ .,
with rs-MmusIbllity."
i i ng SlaCnngress
Week On
R.F. Moule Replenishes Garden
Soil By Raising Worms As Hobby
|,
, I,
, .
.
Another Cross Is
Kimird As Federal
FB I Frolics Klan
■>
HI It \| IN H A M , (on, 24 I'Pt—
rii<" K 11 H int KI it ri viit Hi'i'irti'd
♦'rilliv nf li'il IlfMh! 4»tnthl*F 14144 lit
tit it * 41 iti'Hi ultrtirt flight I itlor-1
ft *'* p* »I 4 \V1111*'M• III* IWm Mk#*n
L • .1 1
d - i ....... 1 .11 | . . , ,
and apportioned for each « P « ' «"« n ,r\
|
In
il**vi*l
Mm
rl. 1.
... |
' . , ft. i .
I Ml
1 r i flinitriHi v i n ......................
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 S la lilltlilll, mnltier " I • t l . l . r f . J ,
,i, ,1 |.., 1 11i f v fdirtt! If 1•ill's III AlriL ifmi Th#
prftisry
Jolrs
for
students
appointments, Mr. Trum an said
ii* ♦
H o I mil if Jtnv
♦Is- ■
■• •*#, - 1" 'g,ar„ 11'- ,t lie mt|iift \
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 2 f veteran* T h iee of these, Il.ttve y. in a Urge wait in i r f ,,*
. . . 1. ,
1 ., it,. ,,. r , 1,. - ■
V' I *t t'-rt ........................ . ••ffodnl.i .it
t, operate the business If t h - , L a fa y e tte and W illiam b Je U lia ln r nl tire iavern tl'-r "iierat-- I 1fit it'll tg
H ri xLitt^fon, '.vim' r »* »■• 1* f 4 i f
postmaster general I* to lie held 1 "nil W illiam Lane, received high
Its ,In mi*, t'V.N,' —i , , *i'
|v o ♦ 01 Mtf ifii|oir v. df' h i i f d f»» i l U rrsnnnjible for Hie efficient rnn school diplomas at Seminole High heie
40** 4f * rn ittfriK Ili»*v txld it Ii
I t r ilw ii) , was id e n ltb "! I»v <•••*
duct of th* postal service, be .School commencement exercises ,
('FHn; f*Vrit't rif r |
II nnkInnt 4 nn t«i*> («*»»
should be given fu ll 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, s u b le t only to 10 to women on commercial sub
I•t■
*fi * In iti ' #aI
H
i#* rii Kt
the provisions of the C ivil Hei jecl« and one to a man and nine
i i dr i -i
rt'ueslept* *)e e sas T p »I
( C s s lln s S Op Wage T stp I
P i 1 liiM fff 1 III * l l - tr f Jllll ■
Mir* o4»wf*-,t nf On* c u m liurn.Ii* 1 iii|»** * !,**♦ vfi* * tWH •ii*l
itH ji w m nt I' i i m U I i , in W ilk w
|IM
.|»l»"
1i ** if it I f Mm
If *»•"lit rom iiy 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, Ito lifit Hlckerton i*h i I v v fa tfrd iy .
..1 ■
■ niiilt x*i»*1 ♦» day
4nl P)•' "41V
,v t |
Ml ml.
Five privates of C . I 12 in , •ii..
^lr‘» lik k ir to n t i t j tlirt t'roks
i.'l
1 Ifjnk. tr, 11 ♦* |i«»VrtTM*
L i.
In fa n try, 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* i it |r*1i If ft pr •' ♦f* If fill
first class, and six recruit* acht 1l,i
f Ms. ...
1 M, . , , , , ,
W A SH IN G TO N , June 24—(/Ft— The polio teaton. just slatting, evrd th* m ark of p rive t* lavt night »♦., r •1 *
t" \ • flii-V ♦. c, ■* t p•• Mu Pi
ist tins mating at the Ajtnorv ♦if
has turned up 36 per cent more cases across ihe country than last ye s:.
••nl v -11)| •t• t Hl|Sr-ii.,"
If the rale is maintained, l fM9 roiild approach the peak of 10.000 Awards wern made by Lieut Hu
1
n # t M il
I'tl ) . P 111•11
mond Fad er, commanding nfflcei
cases reached in 1916. Better irpmting and diagnosis of the disease
Up** •♦»: 1 ll. •• W vINlrt
Receiving the rank of p ilv * '- 4* 1*4
11, • IHItllhrti
i'h - ■« S llrll <>t Pemtsyivania
account for part o f the 1949 rise.
first class were Donald C Knigh', »"'•1*4111 4 iii'tfii'i tHM
tin r . ♦»!,
Except lo r a limited area in T ria s , the Public Health Service re Samuel
Kauterson, Wesley
51 1I f f ".Mil h i * fmiM ‘ L- t Hmi is recently pur, based from M. 4.4.
f In * n 'ivrr
Hedges, plumber, lira Iwo story
Raulerson, Fran kie L . WII HDtl Hill •l'i
ported today, there a r t no lo c a l* 17 l.'if iim *' Mm ». »rilll t ri I
lirlci t)iulilirig
runlaiiiio g
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 * , lo irs ami five apartments Invates were Jo * R . Hustler, Robert ........ »
which suggest possible Infantile
Nationwide, 278 cases of polio G. D avis, John R. Dunaway, < b*> , |" | ;*■ sf|3 Mi« ty*v f 1*»fti laf 'IJ* ♦'• i aleil at 401 West F irs t Street, W .
paralysis epidemics.
m yelitis w ars reported last weak,
r It,* ♦II At mui|i ii nf | »M
It
W iliam s, realtor,
announced
les A. Johnson, W arren H Owens
But tha number of cases ra compared w ith 263 a year ago.
7 if- mittil'f'i *»f , | »4J1•' V-Irtltf f Iff 1 today llo iyii M cCliltig, associate
and
Floyd
Kparkman,
Jr.
ted, 2,809 up to this weak, is
**••1 t ...... 2 1,7H 1 »f Afi W iillam s, handled the de
The weeks' hlggaat Increases
i | i n f»Millie , 111, ie« ■
h enough to warrknt "every In Texas, 10Q new raaei as against
A ll o f the men signed aisle <■< ! 11642 7 lie a vc la ktrt is rani I»**i tails nf the transaction
precaution* during tha summer 64 tha previous week) California, plants as In their a b ility to go to fain !• ix 141.1*6, r»l J I7J.M fieri Mr and M rs. Herbert P re v stt
ilim l |»Fr have purchased from Mr W illiam s
season, a Health fiervlcs 23 as against 12; and Oklahoma, the annnal encampment at Cnlum ’ tubi Mint,'en ne
8, G. Ju ly 27 to Aug. R. Train vuix w err added •’ tiff1 lit litf Jim*r a five room house in Ihe 2500
semen said.
20 as against 22. One other state bia, (C
*a iU **4 tm Pag* Tw ni
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'J ill l „ 3,01.4 the i H vniigc wa t irnnaiinred
nOYB
RTATE
travelers:
Texas has reported 666 cases
Hale of i l i i Greyhound Hut terTALLAHASSEE, June 24, t/J',
Don't gat overtired.
*0 far this year, 64 more than on Tommy Ives of Lake C ity. ■
ruluat several m.mtjkx ago waa
F
A
C
T
O
R
Y
ItO
H
H
FD
Don't plunge into eold water this data a year ago. California aoven-fettrr high school athlete,
handled hy the W illiam s agancy,
T A M P A , June 24 I/V1--A T am Mr. W illiam s 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 E S T H U n r .E T
sponsored hoys* state.
paper*. If they report polio, take idemic and are carried over Into uOther
m e r atate
siaio officials
o in ciaia named
nameu are
are m a n w ir i n g dark glnH'Sii but im
u r «24,, in
>
P A R IS , ,u
June
t/ P t- T>h■
*•
extra car* about getting In crowds, this year’s count.
Jimmy Powell, Q u i n c y , state
D etetilse Inspector i> 1 J-ranch national assembly approv
wnekieg hand* swimming In Tom Graen county In Tvxaa re tre a su re r; Rtarilnd Oliason, Quin- Htcphens said.
...........
ed today this country's largest
Frank Com -ar, office m anager, mllltaarr budget since tha w ar.
peUwted water.
ported 38 cases last wek, th* cy, eommlaalonar of ag rlru ltu re ;
of
the
company,
said
the
bandit
o n m n;low 0f |,ands the dapuIm part tourist cabins and camp Health Service said.
Larry Oalt, 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 f it , 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
,
I
IS ......... .. «.. , >■mu.
5—-»'*•£»«*"“'s'1"•"ysr1,,'!!'™*...
Increase In Polio Throughout
Nation Shown By Health Service
•jini»iC
»11*|j'*ifj1*•.*f1i.*!r<!ftiil
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«
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T r » T ^ '« T r » ^ T . y
T U E S D A Y , JU N E 21, 1949
National Defense
Adit Wave Marita
First Dap 01 Summer
Grooms A cadem y Graduating Class
By ASSOCIATED CHESS
Heat of tha country will not b*
rlaad to laarn that thla la the
day of aummar.
It waa hot enough, dnd while
aoma relief waa in sight for the
Mldweat, It waa warming up atill
more In th* Eaat. Juat to make
matter* wore*, thla la tha longeal
day of th* year, too.
* Summer officially baglna at 1:(W
P. M, (E8TI today. Maanwhile,
th* mldwaatarn hot ape|l had
broken in Mlnneaota, part* of
Iowa and Wisconsin. Th* allghtly
cooler weather, with thundarenow
era ahead of It, waa moving south
and eastward and wilt hit more
mldweitern area* tonight and to
morrow. But tha mlriwaat’a heat
waa moving Into the eaat.
n
1
School Funds
tCeettaaeO r . , » r*aa Oaei
proprlation.
Soma school* will only b* able
to operate for six month*.
Th* auperlntendenta aald they
will operate county achoola on
full school piograma until the
monay run* out. I'hen thay plan to
"dose up ahop and throw away
tha key."
The achool leader* explalntU
that they cannot operate with thu
th par cent cut made by the Budget Commission laat week eo they
might a* well run lull proximo,
until the money la font.
All the echol hcaua queitloned
hare aald they would have to pinch
ptnnlea to keep tha achoola open,
th* trouble, according to Iho iuparlutandanta, la that there la no
place to make the 2ft par cant cut
without wrecking the IV47 achool
program.
" I'heio’a nothing In our program
that’* aacesa to cut," Dan Boyd,
Duval auperlnlendant, explained.
opa
want brok*.
fgbe leant* without th* eubatsne* Produce Business A t
of truth, x x x
Farm M arts D rops
"That wa may put an and to
thl charge of conaplracy, let me
ilary machine, he said. adding that assure you that I am convinced of
JACKSONVILLE. June 21 —
thla nation ahould not place too our need for carrier aircraft."
(Special)— The number of State
much fruit on mer* poateaaion
Farmers' Markets Handling Pro
duce Is dwindling each week-; |j
of the atomic bomb,
Soldiers H urt
only three market# reporting pro
"Within a few ehort yaara," he
duce movement during to* past
aald, "we may witnei* th* and of
fCeaMaaa* rt-as rag* On*»
thla ara of atomic aecracy—Antra no x-raya can be taken. Ho waa week," said William L, Wilson,
whoa* end will be algnalled by the found 20 feet from the car which Director of Sta.e Markets In hla
cxploalon of tome other nation'* lay on the left side about ?8 feat weekly tnaikeU review. "The
Staike State Farmer*’ Markat re
bomb.
from the edge of the road.
ports that movennnt of produc*
"From that day on, our advan
Patrolman Harrison arrived at front that arts is practically ovar
tage In atrateglc bombing will tha actne at 2:18 A. M. Th* In- with only a snmli amount of
rest not In monopoly possession of ured men were first taken to popper, Fold Hook brans and
tha atom bomb but In our auparlor 'amald-Laughton Memorial Hos Butter beans 'being moved. The
stockpile, our production capacity, pital In the Erickson ambulance Sweet cum season iruled on Tues
anddn the effectiveness and quan and were given emergency treat day with the movement of l,9lr|
tity of aircraft required to deliver ment, then taken to th* Orlando doten, nveiaging 2h cents p e r
those bomba."
Air Base Hospital.
dozen.
But, Johnson added, while "air
‘ The Plant City Slate Farmer*’
power haa given a promts* of
Market moved lit,771 packages of
speedier end to conflict" It haa by
British Ship
lirodure, consisting mostly of okra
no means placed either tha ground
and rggplaul, and giving produc
or naval force* In a subordinate
( C a a l l a a ** g ra ta P a g * O a a )
ers a total revenue of 120,736.10,
position.
Whangpoo River.,
______
_ the period June 2 through
during
The decision on which service to
Capt. J. E. Watson aaid a bomb , jun# ~|5, Crowder peas, Blackeya
emphasis* at any given Mm*, he struck her first. Then th* same 1nras and Hell pepper were also
aald, rests with the Joint chief* of plan* or another turned and straf-! available in light volume,
ataff, whom "1 shall not knowingly ed the Anchlses.
"Th# Pompano Elate Farmers'
repudiate x x x unless convinced
W,ataon said- there was no ques Market shipped
......................................
Hie last car *of»
their view* are In conflict with tion In his mind that the attack produc# from that area on Mon*
other cunalderatlons beyond their was dlracted at the ship. He said day, June l-'tth. This car consisted
province."
the British Hag was plainly visible. of pepper, eggplant and okra.
On th# subject of Inter-servlc*
"Turning from vegetable* to
Most seriously Injured among
rivalry. Johnson declared:
crewmen waa deck boy T. Edwards. livestock, Jacksonville office# of
"To those who contend that each He was hurt In the bomb blast. Florida State Mniket* received
service must be th* sola arhlter Fourth Officer T. I), Mothersill. reports from 12 Florida livestock
of Its own need*. I would reply Jr., Electrician McPhall and Bea market manager*, telling of the
♦hat this nation can no longer tol man J. Hatnllson were less serious sale of O.lbrt cattle and 2,<ll.'t
pro„ ___ _____
_____
___ ________
erate th* autonomous conduct of ly „Injured
In the
straffing
attack. bogs for a rash revenue to n
The bomb exploded on the port!ducer* of II7K.flrt4.tl3, 1 inarkata
anv service.
"The unaudited conduct of Its aide between the engine room and |omitting cash payments,
affairs hv any single *#rvlc# Is an the number four hold. Th* vessel
open Invitation to spendthrift de developed a quick list. Sha will be
fense. And the waste of our re unable to proceed without repairs,
sources In spendthrift defense l» th* captain said.
(C a n t in a # * r n « P a n * f l a s l
,
an invitation to disaster.
The Anchlses entered from Kobe
“ The nrnh!#m of resolving' con with 700 tons of machinery and "P2-20 club," expires July 2fi If
flicts within th* armed forces Is textiles. Hhe was to go to Hong Congress falls to extend it. It pro
not a simple task of knocking Kong with seven passengers, in vides for Gl unemployment bene
heads together, he added.
cluding two Chinese, when she left fits of 1211 for Ti2 weeks.
The American I egion urged Im
"These differences exist not *o .Shanghai.
much In the acrimonious crltlain of
The Shell warehouse, a few mediate enactment of President
on# service bv another as they do miles upstream, was hit by an Truman’s big and controversial
on honest disagreement among other bamb from tha raider*. There housing blit. It tleccrled what lU
earnest men formidably equipped were no casualties reported at the called the "synthetic" piopagaud({jl
against thn mensnre.
with expert opinion.
warehouse.
"These men have been done a
Tha raid lasted about 30 minutes.
Hear and bull halting, popular
tad disservice hy critics who as
Th* Anchlses was the fifth Bri
cribe to them service loyalties In tish shin hit In the last two mouths In England fur 7un years, were not
excess of their duty to country.
of th# Chinese civil war. The other prohibited hv Parliament until
Johnson had acid word* for four were warships, the cruiser 1830.
Navy partisans who "twisted" the London, th# destrover Consort, and
cancellation of a Navy supercar- the sloops, Amethyst and
n
Black
rler “ Into a charge of persecution Ewan. They were lilt by Common threatened l>v Communist guns, is
against the Navy." He said)
1st artillery on the Yangtre above ; stranded on Hie Yangtze between
"In tholr campaign of terror Shanghai.
Fourty-four
British . here and Nanking. Tim other three
armed forces they have roused riewmen were killed.
' warships escaped after the at.
against further unification of the
The Amethyst, crippled and still I tack, which occurred Inst April.
Minimum VVajxe
The 27 members of the (.'rooms Academy Graduation Class are
shown In ciin* and gown* after they received diploma* from
Principal J. N. Crnom* nt commencenicnl exercises on June il.
He I* shown at left and Ills wife, an Instructor, nt the right.
The following graduates am shown: I-t'lUo P. (ilheon, Itudy
Henderson, Connie Merritt. Helen Ferguson, /.edeklah Grady,
Juanita Wade, Lucille Knight, Jnmea C. Dickey, Olivia Williams,
Gladys A. Barnes, Albert Redden, Thelma D. Baker, Elisabeth
Wllnon, Melvin Preston, Pearlle Herring, Hnxcl Dixon. Derrick
Janie*, Cora bee Wynn, Haul Brown, Otl* C. Smith, Lillie
DbvIh, Leila Mae Larkina, Willie Steven*, Marie Blake, Armetta
Cooper, Ralph Boykin and Violet Dargan.
money taken from wallets was re
was nrnlng In.
Seminole Club
Coplon TentificM
covered.
Thnn, however, there was a
Others testifying hh witnesses
Palm Heach, Naaaau, Marlon, l,#vy, wartime backlog «f "between 141),II iiellntM Vrnm Pmm* llael
(Continued From Pag* One)
were Rockwell ntul Kd limitli.
Gilchrist, Lake, and Brevard, aald 000,000 and ffill,000,00(1 accumu ploliuge iiiaigi’N Ilint sue "ulieady fled holdup man In th# bar room
J. D. Morrison was Inretnan of
th*y could operate for about seven lated In the -State treasury amt by Had liero belli up to emmgli worn
used a girl for a shield, Drtd hi*
which included Dan Gil
using this the school apnropttx- and did not want Ihn FBI to get |shotgun and brok. the mirror over the Jury
month*.
J(' W((0,
||„r|„.rl Knller.
Tha Voluala County aehool head ttons have been met In full the ludd of the manuscript.
the u tl said Parrish who at first |j „ Morrl)to„ ( Av.d Wooten amt
past
two
year*.
This
'back
log’
l«
aatlmat** a aevan to alght month
Mis* t npion contends that snnie thought that the girl had lieen ... q |irl„ n|HU
program, and Dan Andaraon, be now. gon*.----------------------of the papers tmind In
in her
he, pill
puise shot.
-iK,t
’ ’
wumiey.
"Toe
financial
plight
of
the
cambla County, aald ha expected
when site was iiiirsleil were tor
A. E. Harper, co-owner of th*
Hat**
limbs are not adapted for
Stale
It
so
serious,
it
It
to run hi* achoot* for alght month.
no time:
|„ connection with the liuuk.
club, deedared that when the two
...
But h* aaltl he'd Hava to cut aonie for confused thinking, th# CablHJir testified that she had writ- wounded men were lying oit the t "I1*111*1
of hla program to do It;
net declared.
ten three chaplets in rough draft. floor It# ordered an employee nam-1
Sarasota and Putnam County
Governor Warren agreed, comAfter her release on hall, she ed Boiler to aeatch them, and
superintendent* thought tiiay could mentlng ‘most of the confusion swore, she went to her parent's
"aqueaie through" aaven month., about Stale finances arises not1home In Kronklyn. tumid tne mansupt. Roaco R ollin
l i n gela
Uid ha from government bodies but from Tuac» i|>t appaientiy uhtouclied, and the govarnmani prosecutors In har
trial, and aha reidlad:
thought
)Ught he
h* could run Martin Conn confused comment from confused l destroyed it.
"Homo war* (In* and som* not
tjr school* onjy alx month* under sources.
t Under i|de*tlontng try Defense so Hue." To another oiiastlon, sha
dgel Commission
.
Budget
cut.' Bui
Attorney Archibald fanner, Miss said that "th* same thing goes for
h* aald he would hive to borrow
Coplon told the jury that the first Mr. Foley."
monay, to do that.
Am erican Liquor BUI chapter dealt with her coming to Bli* swore that a ralcranca to ai
Othar count!** looking forward
Washington and "the whole teellug
to a alx month school tarm are Is O ff For First Time In wartime Washington” followed "ton secret" FBI report on Soviet
and Communist spying which was
WMton, Lafayette, Washington,
by th# letdown widen followed th# In her purs# also was intended far
and Madlaon.
WASHINGTON, June 21-l/Pl end of the war.
us* In th* book.
L.B. McCaltum, LaFavatt# Coun — American* apparently d r a n k
The second chapter, site said,
Hhe said Foley hail shown It to
ty auparlntandant, doubled If he less Intoxicating lUpinr last year. dealt with "eiplnnxg# hysteria,"
could make th* alx month*, He ex It's certain they spent loss on Including "some id the thing* her, told her later not to read it,
then brought It back to liar to raad.
plained that (XI percent of La- their drinking.
which to my eye* weie farclal and
Hhe said sha read th* report only
rayatte achoola funds earn* from
This was reported yesterday by tragic.”
briefly and (hat It wa* a "sum
Blate funds. A "starvation diet" the Commerce Department, which
The third chaplet, she related,
would sea the Madlaon County said Ihn total Kltfl outlay for compared American mss* produc- mation of a lot of old stuff." She
school through a seven month pro whiskey, beer and wine wn* an es- lion to I,mope* lock of mass pm- edited that she thought It "very
amimlng” the way Foley oendled
gram.
. 1Gnulled 18,000,000,IHH). The figure ’ duction and was wiltien after she tha mat It11'.
Broward County 1| In a little wna^U.7 per cent helnw 11147, and reliirned from Europe lust year.
line of the hlugraphlra! sket
better position. The school head
1038
Hhe swore llml three hiogrnph ches In Miss Conloii's purse dealt
there say* he could make the full
with Lorraine Elkin Sluder brand,
nine month school term by rais
with whom MIhs Coplon had gone
ing local mltlagea. But the High
to high school In Brooklyn. At one
lands County auperlnlendant sees
place this sketch said: "Hhe reonly a alx and a half to seven
memhere me as a Communist."
moth tarm for hla county.
There's no finer cigarette in the world
Miss Coplon told the Jury:
Th* superintendent* agued not
"I thought she thought I was
to cut teacher aatarles to make
today than Lucky Strike! To bring you
n Communist. When I was In Ingii
and* meal. "Tachar* ahouldn’t be
ichnol I was rather outspoken. I
expected to give their service* athis finer cigarette, the makers o f
wa* for Hoclal Security, and other
way," Howard Blahop, Alachua
parts of th* New Deal. It was
Lucky
Strike go after fine, light, natu
County, declared.
lust my Impression that she
thought I waa a Comm uni at."
rally mild tobacco—and pay million* of
TALLAHASSEE, June 81—UP)
—Criticising "confused aomment*
dollar* more than otheialparity prie**
-on the Bute's financial condition,
tha Cablnat today laautd "a simple
to get it! So buy a carton of Luckies
factual aUUmtnt on Florida’s fit*
eal situation.
today. See for yourself how much finer
The two-pays outline of the
Cabinet'* stand on »U U finances
and smoother Luckies really are—how
waa prepared by Secretary of
- - “
‘ “
said ha
much more real deep>down smoking en
would send copt#t to svsry m#mjoyment they give you. Yes, smoke a
btr of the L«|iiUturo and *v#ry
florid* nawipapar.
Lucky! You'll agree It's a finer, milder,
Btvtral laglslatora hava Itsusd
statements In Iha P**4 f* » day#
more enjoyable cigarette!
declaring th# State haa no naad
o f now ravanua. Thay aald econ
omy In government oparatlmii
fitudebaker's new 100 h. p. "Power Plus" engine Impresses
would ear* enough monay to tide
tmok operators! A new eomblnetlon of horsepower and
florid* ovar until th* naat regular
■tailon of tha Legislature two
high torque In the lH-ton and f-ton trunk Held!
yaara from now.
Th* Cablnat atatamant aald tha
IMS
Laglslgtura
appropriated
to tjrhtp ypu a fh t*r c/aoreffet
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Secretary Achesoc Appeals For
Judith Coploo Alternative Is
Arms Pad Ratification
Offered City
Economy Bloc Is Hit
For Trying To Sell
State Short, DeludDc
Needs
WASHINGTON, June 22—(/P)— Secretary of State Acheson said
d appi
today ratification of the North Atlantic Pact and
approval of the arms
assistance program
n are of utmost importance to tniis country's dealing* with Soviet Russia.
He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at a closed ses
sion that the outcome ol the B ltb
-----Four Foreign Ministers Confer*.. ______
,
ence at Farit "re-emphasise*" its*J
h
hniiol
need for action at thla sesalon of worthwhile
“ "Tfciwa- progress
* thwas
U* hmade me
at
Congresa on these key Admin Is*
Paris in reaching agreement on a
trat ion men sum .
"Thla is necessary In order that "modus vivendl" for Germany, and
we may continue our firm policy on the principle points of differ
in Europe and maintain Uw mo* ence on the Austria peace treaty,
failure of the conference to
mentum which haa been etlmulat* the
(Main satisfactory
agd
firm
*d by that policy," Achaean said.
"This momentum In my opinion, agreement on the economic and
v s i responsible for Use lifting of political unification of Germany
illustrate* the attll widely diver
the (Berlin) blockade, the
vming of the Couneil of Foreign gent views on basic laauee be
Minister* and the aeeomplteh- tween the Soviet Union and reemphaeleee the utmoet importance
ment* at that meeting/’
A day after hie return from of ratification of the North At
Pact and paaeage of tha
the Faria meeting, Acheion gave a lantic
military aaaiatance program at
report to the Senate eommlttee at
is session ox
of congress.
Congr***.
a two hour session. He Issued n thia
"This la neceaaary In ordsr that
1*60 word statement to reporters
we may continue our finn policy
afterward which seldt
"Friar to my departure from in Europe and maintain the mo
Paris to attend a meeting of the mentum which has been stimulat
Council of Foreign Mlnutara, 1 ed by that policy. This momenmet with the 8enata Foreign Re turn, In my opinion, was respon
lation* Committee - In executive sible for the lifting of (he Berlin
session, outlining the programs blockade, the convening of the
Ministers
we expected to faee end discussing Council of Foreign
meeting end the accomplishments
our plans, I have Just met again
with the member* of the com at that meeting.
"I have oapretaed to the committee. I reported upon the con
ference a.nd discussed with the mlttie my conviction that further
committee the possible effect of progress toward our objective over
developments at the confereaeg on fht months ahead will depend on
tig action we teke to maintain
our plana for the future.
MggMatum."
"1 have taken thla opportunity
GAIN ESVILLE, June 22 (/P )~
Slat* Senator W. A. Stands today
entered into the verbal battle on
State finance* now rap ni between
Rep, jack I Lie*, Satasula, Rep
Marcu* Frank,
nor Warren.
Shand* charted a minority tioup
of legitlatort with "scltihg the State
Ltort7' and he laid "certain newsnew*paper*" were giving more space
ipace
to the "economy-minded" group
than to thoie on the other side
aide ol
the fence. He did not name the
pagan.
Ht told a meeting of county
school luperintendents here that
the "economy bloc" of legislators
honestly believed that no revenue
is needed. But they haven't taken
the lime to study the needs and
the Slate's income.
"It'is quite alarming to me to
see business'men come out with
statements as they do concerning
the financial condition of the
Stale." Shands said.
"I do not believe that Jack Haley
has analysed Stale finance* aa he
did Ringling Brother* when he was ,
the heed of that circus."
"The economy-bloc makes a lot
'o f capital but' oTlsylng off of .18
employe* from the Motor Vehicle
Commission. Tht» doesn’t effect
the situation.
"1 am foi^hittlng off any deadIs Told
wood. Bnt you’re not going to Conference
■olve the problem with that aorl
National
Economy
of economy," Shand* aaid.
He asked the education group to
In Appalling 1State
"arouae the public to the needs
of schools. A similar request from
LONDON. June 22 (Aft— The
Rep. Truvle Phillips Hornardo powerful Track* Union Congress.
nty, was made to, the school
8,000,000-member * “
of*
British Unions Brailey Odham
Protest Resnks Tells Kiwanis
From Soaafini Of State Needs
pT
r* *
__ _ the! would be.
A leader of the influential Shipfthands said the solution to State
(Continued On Page Three)
builders and 'Engtoeers Union skid
lha nation's vital dollar dtiva is
failing.
A speaker at lha Municipal
I Workers Union conference said so-
■w anuiM
Two Men Indicted
For Rape Of Girl
At State College in an "appalling condition."
I The Trades Union Congress
T A LLA H A S SEE, Jun# 2- (IP), |,e>rj # report at its monthly meet
—Two young white men wpre In- ( .
.
:
u -v, . „ , « (
dieted by the Leon county grend IIn* •ful wy,r#l
have noted
jury today on charges that thay, weaknesses ut lha consultative
raped an til-year-old Florida State; machinery by which workers get
University student.
a voice in operation o f industries
The rape allegedly waa commit- u t „ 0¥„ ^ th# Socialist govamtad about four milaa from tha uni
versity campus tha night of Apr. menl, a govarnmant labor put in
3B, but there had bean no pravloua power.
The TUC agreed to tall the La
announcement of tha chargee.
The two men—Oaiftea Register bor cabinet that tha problem "at
and Emory O. flhirah, both of both the national and local level"
Tallahassee—hava been In jatl la to maka sure tha consultative
here elnee Apr. W awaiting trial machinery gives he working man a
on chargeg of assault and battery. voice- la the bualneee, and "la not
Florida law prohlbtta publishing used merely to convey Informa
tion."
the Identity
tint.
Gavin Martin, general secretary
The grand
_ a Indictment
allowed no deta
of the caae hot of the Confederation of Shipbuild
Sheriff Frank Btontamlre told ing and Engineering Union, told a
union conference at Scarborough
this story i
The girl, a junior from Orlando "our membera moat be convinced
with n record deecribed by uni that aa a nation we are pursuing
a policy capable o f giving ua a#verany official* aa "good both
onoxr.ic Independence and higher
echolacihlp and conduct,w came
living standard*.' .
tho home of a fi
Martin aaid "It would appear
milaa waat of Tati
that
the eveepeet* of earning
H ^F’i M. and reported the had •noegh doflare to pay for oer
a rased.
dollar impovta are growing dim
The'
he ^If^ttrjhwmt^polley
Hotwe Ok
Of 3
Representative Advo
cates 10 Day Study
Of
Expenditures
■“ “““ “
In a talk today to Kiwanian* reardipg kgielitive action on State
nans**. Repmentaliv* Brailey
Odhaae sssggaetad that if an exit*
sesalon ofthe Legislature is Called
S
me!
title thing to do would ha to hava
10 day study of proposed expenditura* by a jotnt House end
d im ii commllite
ranuninSi end interview
Senate
department hcada before taking ac
tion.
He pointed out that on Friday
during tha recent session, the Home
was asked in three hours time to
justify en increase of t33.000.000
expenditures over the $207,000,000
agreement that had been voted on
the Wednesday preceding. The
measure had been carried 40 to 42.
The increase was recommended by
a conference committee that includ
ed members of both houses, laid
Mr. Odham.
Citing rising eosls of education,
ha pointed out that In Seminole
County teachers' salaries had 1ncraaaed SI percent over the year
1MS-47, compered to en overall
topenae Increase
8tate education toper
of I4T percent.
He eonteatad en alleged aUtoment of the State Superintendent
of Schools that Florida wai Uw
lowest among seutheaitem atatea
In per capita taxes, and stated that
ic—tta—* me Ppge Tto—>
Cross Examination Civic Club Com mit- w i
Fails To Shake de
vation Of Second
fense Despite Ad
Floor Of JTity Hall
mission Of Trysts
i
•
i n
#
a
i
Is Ordered
tees Propose Reno- theological Professor Advocates Inquiry
Into Alabama Case;
Sabath And Cox En
Resisting Reds Without Crusade gage
In Fisticuffs
Civic dub committees meeting
W ELLESLEY, Mast. June 22— (/P)— A New York Protestant theWASHINGTON. June 22 (/P)—
last night with (he Chamber of olugical professor today uiged world Congregation*I leaders to resist
r
I. i . , ^
I
i .r n
The House Administration CommitCommerce at the Tourist Center Communism generally but lo steer clear of the Roman Catholic h ie r-,,„ lo(Uy a.,.„ovtt) an,i.po||
.
tax
voted to aik the City Commission w h y s anti-C omniums! ctuiadf.
*legidation.
■ . . .
to malm * surv-y
the City Hall
Speak nip *t the Inlt rnation 1 1 Council of Congresstional Churches'
Hie bill would make it unlawful
with a view lo renovating the sec- |eight-day assembly, Prof. John O
lor il*le» to require payment of'a
ond floor for use as a civic club H em m irv'l.leH "1^
J M S t t S Catholic hierarchy In Its anti- poll |*x before an otlirrwitr qual
and youth ccnlci and to be reim- Seminary called for political rt- i*ommunisl rrusude ”
ified voter could voted in primary
himrd by a 10 rents a head lax "rlfcnvr "alt'ernal'lve'*l * r* jL 'rm '
« * > ()>
• s« '.thrrr
repfiaentatlm
of or general elections for federal of
lam
•l,ernn,lv'' *" Commun- , he« « wor|
m||i|on Congreon all adult oig.iniratinns using the
ih-nf itntiMi.it . . i.i ..w «
gatlonallst* stuilierl a report from ficers.
facilities.
V alen liw A.
It i- part of President Truman**
Motion to this effect was made
Gubitchev, the Russian eagMCrr
Civil Uiglri's program
effecllvo reslMance to Communism l Mmb,y
ln
Ams'
er,Um
'•»«
»um*
assigned to the United Nations >n 1by B. B. Crumley who stressed the must lx* a constructive program mer.
In approving the bill, tire cofflProf Bennett helped frame tha
New York.
inadequacy of lire proposed 17,500 that will do more effectively ryhat
Hy |mitlee turned down a suggestion
original statement on Chrlstlanlt
Mis* Coplon insisted repeatedly
. tourist building near the shuffle- the Communists promise to do."
Communism and capitalism.
If* | from a subcommittee that action be
an
Prof. Ilennctt said:
that Gubitchev told her ha W«t1hoard court* and pointed out that
cited a* evidence or It* sound
"We should never loss contact ueta the wide controversy It arous deferred until (lie House Judiciary
"going into the formalltiaa" ol db- . if the second floor of the City Hall witiTtoe " i S S l a T C are attract")
Committee h*i a "reasonable"
taming American cititenihtp and | were equipped with kitchen, proper |,y Communism because it promla- ed.
time to act on a proposal to sub*
The report tins hern attacked, mil lire states a constitutional «atsured her he had brnkrii with acroustical efleets, and perhaps e* to deliver (hem from poverty
he
Raid,
"by
the
uncritical
support
(he Soviet regime.
a dumb wallet, it could be satis- ami racial rlUrrimination- The
er! of free enterprise and by tha mendmrnt to ban poll taxes.
At one point she snapped at factnrily used by the civic dubs, ‘'buri h must not tallow the people propaganda authorities oo the
The anti-poll tax bill cannot
Kelley: “This is not as scnialionat and the pine,it Tourist Center
s t o a S g e " ® *pwple Communist side of the Iron Cur come before the House for a vota
as you are trying lo maka it."
could be devoted exelumely to the wh0 have never ihared the advan- tain. by the monthly letter of the until the Rules Committee gives il
“ I'm not trying to maka it sen- loitriils and (he Chamber of Com tags* of white, middle class Chris National City Hank and by the
Journal of the Mnarow patriar clearance.
sational." tha proiecutor shot back. merce, at fat less expense to the tian* In the West find tha pro chate.”
The House has passed anti-poll
mises
of
CnnimiiriUt*
concerning
It was Kelley who drew from City
He pointed out today that lax bills several limes in lire past
- „
,
, „ ,whal Ihi-y will do more Impressive
Miss Coplon late yesterday lha ad
Th a suggestion followed a !» k than tlm explanations of Chris- "there are Christiana In Asia amt but fililmiters and ihe ihreal of
mission that she had spent noie
.
1
.
1 .1
i kr*i 8 n , y,
( Itll’ riiD G*11*4jnflr
I'oncernlng
what they have In enstrru Europe who with full
••
honesty make the Judgment that |
l,,vf dripped them in
than one night wilh H. P. Shapiro, which Rhr jwintfHi out flint thf Cily I
Hall auditorium I* now used only , He
„ Wp -hmiM rM,(t
In their Hitqatinns Communism a* tof “ r''*le
later identified as an attorney ,n iw„ night* M week by the young
rrr(ir
iu ,oUl,U r.
Snnlhernor* opposed lo Ihe bill
the Justice Department's crinan<d pennle, thnl It I* large and con- 1<n(sni , N,,irj|tllt| mean* every u movement I* actually the truer arc Infliienltnl on the Hole* Coraevil ami thnl lo icsist it I* to play
venk-nt,
and
If
properly
lennvnled
|
j
n
evrry
division.
nrltlce nnd there is n po.iaihtlity the
M iuCoplan too Worke,T-fqr^hej'C0Uld «>« mnrte ai, 'lrtril^t.pp fnrl „ W|I
„ ||ow
,VM jnto_lhe hand* of reactionary forc hill may lie held lip (lii'Hl.
es’ which’ even timre than Commun
Justice Department, aa n:political both young people ami rivlr•cluto.
t,ci.0|m. „ , „ rllM1Pntll
ism arr in conflict with Christian
If the committee hold* t up, a
Htiaiyat.
She
I* charged
wtth elftal;!
Thl»____
fdea wa»
WH(,r „
*IH"y
® ity."
.................
..............
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_______
.... accniiHcl bj’
y Mr* ^ - wh„
new House rule, adopted till# year,
lug secret paper* with the Intf'it II. Ginn who emph*»l*eil the de againat CnminunUm. Here Protes
Prof. Hennctt called for under would allow Chairman Norton (D/
of pasalnR them along to Moeaow i plorablo condition of the hall *t tant* ahmild tnnkn It ejear that
standing of thin point nt view and NJl, of the Administration Com
tha
present
tlntc
and
added
that
..
via Gubitchev.
mittee, to call for h House vote
Xf* not allies of the-Roman respect fur those who hold it.
Under Keliey’3 questioning tu a new $7,600 building would
after
21 days.
day, tha petite Mias Copton ampM ■n Inadequate a* to lie a waste "f
Mrs. Norton i* author of the
alied that Gubitchev told her. he public funds.
bill. Her committee approved it
Mr. Crumley, an well as I'rcsw** serving on the United Natter*
by a vote of 11 to 7,
secretariat rather than as a mem Idtnt John Ivtv. who presided,
Meanwhile, Rep. Cellar (D-NY)
ber of the Russian U. N. delega and Manager EdwSrd Higgins of
ordered a fullarale congressional
tion. She described the eeeretawit the Chamber of -(Jqmmcrce, stressInquiry into hooded flogging In
as "like an Intarnatlenel epnl fd the Impartanee of the tnurirt
cidents In Alabama. The investi
business
to
8
in
ford,
and
said
that
service."
j
gation will be undertaken by, •
Kelley asked tha defandant, wet, every *tanford huslnesi man opCivil Rights Subcommittee
a s ' their kltetass ■romance codMF vreclaAo’ :i l viia* of the tourist*
House Judiciary Committee, which
r’ usd/ she hadn't a*ked tha Rustlan, to the city and wants to make Ihrlr
feller heads, llep. Hyrue (D-NY)
visit*
to
Hanford
more
enjoyable.
"Val, how are vou coming with
will direct it. Colter nnhl the com
your cttlaanshlpT"
Mr. Higgins sold that the tour
mittee stuff already is at work
('You dont.think I would marry ist bunlnrus 1* a highly competitive
Return
locating witnesses, who will be
anyone who wasn't an American one end that other rltlci and towns
subpoena"! to uppear here.
cltisen," ihe shot back.
of Central Florida are offering
The recent heatings took place
"Did vou discus* with him go their winter visitors not only elub
around Birmingham, Victims re
ing to Russia,' Kcltry asked.
LOS ANGELES. June 21 i/Pj - '
ST. LOUIS. June 22 (/ p )_ A ported thev were administered by
building* but many other form*
"Nn." aha replied. "I wrmldn t of recreational facilities and thnl Governor Fuller Warren id Morida
cU ili between negroes and white-sheeted men.
marry a man who we* attached to tf Sanfoid want* to campeto with
gave ( alifornia newsmen a merry whilri (Uied in a St. I.otm park. -Tills ■certainly highlights the
the Soviet Ideal."
then, In attracting tourists It will
1 base today as lie arrived foi Ini
A* the crn»* examination « iuni-,
(t-onilanvC On (■<*• T b r r a t
marriage Sunday to pretty. 2-1 yea, order. Eleven person* were iniurrd. |fr
ed up .with Ml»» Coplon anil I»»- j
|„ annoum-lug the invesfeniH* Attorney Archibald Palmer |
two xenon sly. Police redoubled llrrir ligation.
"ul
both making heated object inn* to
Byrne, wlrosc aubenmmttter Is
mvernoi am.
arrived *1 Nan watch today to prevent a new out
■. «
n
ii
,he Governor
Kellev'a questions, the prosecu «
holding hen rime* mt «trt> Iviu-li nnd
Diego aboard an American Air- break.
tor shifted from the *»ti'"-, of
(Continued On Page Three)
IC—Ma—S ou r » i « T i r o l
Ihe teriei of (igltii started over
line» plane at 3 j 30 A. M.EAI A
preis agent, waiting at the field, white* and negtori using the tame
told newimen and photographers tvvimrnmg facilities— a city owned
brief thunderstorm he wanted lo "freshen up" a little pool under a new rule that opened
During
the gate* to them. At ihe peak of
lightning struck ths home and before poling for pictures.
garage of the Rev. Joe Crcwa at
■
lie outbreak, an estimated crowd
Warren end the pretr agent tiar2803 Eim Avenue at 7:30 o'clock
of between 4,00(1 and '>,000 wa* at
thla morning, but fortunately no led for a gale but then look a
the scene.
Mora than Vtr buys reported at
NEW YO RK,” iune 22—(fl’i- A fire resulted and no one wa* hurt, quick turn, clambered almanl a
It hat been the city'* policy lo (be Lakefront Hnli I’nrk Monday
probably
due
to
the
fact
that
tho
twin-engine private plane and took
spokesman for Francis Canltnal
segregate race* in playground* and morning to rinrticipnte in the sum
Bpellman says "It is fallacious and house has a metal roof.
According to Mia* Jaan Crowe, off. Th# private plane did not file poult, The city hat two outdoor mer baseball program of wbidl
falsa to Infer that HI* Eminence
advocated for tho United States an employe* of the RoumIHat and * flight plan and Civil Aeronautic, and four indoor pools far whites Tom Cataldo Is director, Mr* F.
*a public-supported and church- Andaraon Drug Store, her fathar Administration officer* raid the and three indoor pools for ne$ioes, M. Glngle*, city recrention pro
gram director, minonnred today.
was seated on the porch
pilot reported "(lighl confidential
eonl rolled school system'."
After the first report of violence.
Mr. pataldu reported (lint wlthTh# statement wes made yes tha morning paper when tnd bolt ami I am gelling paid lo keep it
Mayor Joseph M. Darst rescinded l In a few week' tie hope* to bare
terday'by Migr. John 8. Middle- hit, and so loud wa* the concus fhat way."
*
the order allowing negroes and •both the Midget nnd Junior t.eaton, the Cardinal's secretary tat sion that he said that It hurt his
At 4tlB A. M. K8T, the Gov wliiles to swim together.
!
8®}"«
''J1
,1
,,
education, in connection with the oar drum*.
Miss Crewa at the time wa* ernor's plane landed unannounced
controvtny over 0 pending mn*
Aiwut 260 White boys and 60| i4Al„ ,|
0!0n A’ ,M
,*lh? S<,'!1t1hj
at
Long
Beach
airport
near
Iters
seated
before
her
dresser
combing
negro youth, we.d Into the pool al *l1d* Pf'm .ry Behmil both boy* and
greeslona) bill for federal aid to
har hair, and declared that It while another set of newsmen arid the opening time in Fairground'*,rl*
r" r' ,w.°
education.
photographers
welted
at
An
■oemed
a*
though
a
ball
of
firs
I’ark _ throe block* north of
* " H •»*;"” ll',;,Pr ,| r,, * ,' n
The statement was In reply to
geles
Municipal
Airport,
some
IK
)
enterad
tha
room.
Th*
family,
comments In Washington Monday
Sportsman'. Park, home of the! • '.'■ "IB ?*" uf ‘ l,c 8
miles away.
St. Louis Cardinals and Brown. Mlse Franct-s Moore is In charge
by Glenn L. Arehtr, executive di meanwhile, waa getting regdy for
of the summer program there.
From the Long Beach airport it baseball clubs
rector of Protestants and other breakfast, including two visitors,
*— roxlmntely !Kt boys and girls
_
. . . about .46 minutes several . .Approx
After
Americana united for eeparatinn Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Crews of Jack wea believed the Governor left fnrj ...
Ined In Ihe activitle* held at the
sonville.
Electric
light
bulba
ware
th*
Reverly
Wllshlr*
Hotel
In
liev.
negroea
left
the
oo|.
Police
aaid
*f church and' state.
ay <*nler
center In H.
Ft. Mellon I’ark
Park
•On Sunday, Curd Inal Bpclltnan knocked out and telephone service erly Hills where he had a reser white boye, armrj[ with clubs and
vation.
knivea, attackerl
attacked tha
knives,
the negroea.
negroes. One d«Hng
durln the afternoon, and, 30
, .girls
had arid that the speswor of tha was disrupted.
......................played
softball
at at the t,ak*front
Th* Rev. Crews motored to the
head In the PI«M<1
«oftb«ll
The Governor left Tallahassee, negro waa cut on the
hUI, Sep. Sardan (D-N.C ). is "an
_
.
.
.
apoet)* ol blgator." The bill, pro Fire Department and asked that yesterday and arrived at Ban Diego fight. Poilci escorted the rest from
the park and told them to go| Bhuffleboard wa* the favorite
viding IMO^SOJMO a year In fed- they Inspect th* wiring of tha on g flight from Dallaa. Texes.
I game during the afternoon pruBefore leaving the Florida cap home.
J eld la public echooli only. house.- Full damage to •lealrlcat
Toward evening large groups of gretn. Other activities included
Would not penult use of anv of appliances had not been deter ita) eity Warren signed a note fur
mined thla morning.
(CvsHees* t o r * w n » ,» t
a $3,000 loan xecurad by his nrl teen-agers and adults gathered tennl*, roue Jumping, shell craft,
she tutilea amt iecResident* commented thla morn vately owned 1941 Cadillac sedan aroun T ithe park. Severe! bicycles, making
ing that the brier thunder storm He ajld the meney will b* used fur cars and trucks belonging to ne
lilt* hsh tray*. Group
ployed during ths afternoon were
w ii unusual at ao early an hour. Ml lltin* expenses
during a three- groes wore damaged.
ixpen
Ten person* suffered Injuries In black and white, ball pass relay,
Alabama
month period
In which he will draw
o<yn
the second outbreak. Mora than spud and tag.
nrf Mate
400 police ware rushed to the park
Yesterday afternoon 76 hoys
Btata's
'financlef
situation.
Y , Ate., June 28
to break up th* scattered fight*. and girls took part In swimming
Farr an said h(
Wanan
ha la delaying rela unmask any
The park la in a white neighbor activities at Crystal Lake. In 111■
.,
eeli ’ of hi* salary so moat of the hood.
a Alabama . . .
ditlon to Ufa guards, those assist
a House '"Thev* has been a*,dtt*rmlnaof h it'sta ff can conBy 11 P. M-. police reported tha
ta full pay daeplta a 88 per crowd waa dispersing and under ing with the swimming program
M i* today. Th* tion that' th* sheotitif' « f Mike
were Mrs. O. R. Mathleux, Sella
•alvi and Peter Fantasia waa
i t In approarUUona order- control,
Moore, Ruby Btenstrom end Mrs.
justified ho the cor otter's Ju n or
The 8tat* Budget CommlsThe order to open all city pool* Qlnglee.
M urged dafee* any ether authority," County
to negroes woe Issued Monday by
Merida Legislature, In ad John J. O'Toole, director of pub
tail) lend tho
mit a fe« weeks ago, ap- lic welfare. He said the city could R ecreation Schedule:
th*
a $240,000,000 Mennial hudHo •*■ referring to the inquest
prevent anyone from lawfully
when which ha conducted yesterday at
I failed ta set up sufficient not
Thursday Morning
usinf * swimming pool and added
etts
i
H
M
N
e
t
ttoee)
th* Court Roue* into th* death
tOtflO A. M. Oth Street Ball Paili
that negrowt Sr* c't|*an* and taxBaptist an June 8 nf Fantasia, who waa
—Glrie softball practice.
<Pee Wes* It Oe Peg* Tkre*»
, Ala.
10(00 A. M. Play In boys Mlr^Klsn’a
GBLO,
tud Junior basoball leaguw
22LE '
UONfl CLUB
rvatlon
P .i
• Members of tha Lions Club yae- ■tart1today.
Thursday Afternoon
stoo F. M. Grammar Bchool-w
s i Mw
mining at Crystal Lake (Bing
rv.aasaa Petersburg. Its sctivitlss and swlrnn
S3?
>g j r S ■porta s| tna meeting held at th*
•by Bong Contest) Try outefsg
WASHINGTOn TJ um 22 < * - Judith Coplon held firm to .tier
love-for-a-Runian defense al 'her
espionage trial today despite [ad
mission* that the kept aH-ngght
tryst* with another nun.
Step by step. Prosecutor Jplm
M. Kelley, Jr., had Miss Coploft re
peat under cross-examination her
earlier testimony of meeting.$nd
Governor Warren Eleven Injured
Arrives In Wait; h Racial Clash
Governor Expects To St. Louis Mayor ReOn Monday I scinds Order AllowDespite Car Loan
Mixed Bathing
;,"!'1
"la ,.................... .res!! K#3rJsr*a!
New York Cardinal
la Said To Oppose
School Aid Bill
Crews’HomeStruck
By Lightning Bolt
In Morning Storm
M,nnin"
City’s Rec reation
Program Getting
Good Attendance
DeCourseyFuneral
Set For SdMP. ML
ThuradayAtChnreh
f i M fi ) w rio is fc f Mrs, W, 0,
DeCotwaey toll b* h*M at tf
First BapUri Chefeb tometjew
F J J o 'e fo e h J r i t T Bto. J r ,
UsOfF. Hits New High
cUtfgg. tnUrment will faUew la
Mrs. DoOor
horn* os
as a
Remains Firm
On lo v e Stoly
House Group Favors
On Building
Anti-Poll Tax Bill
Ml
ftltawlar* f
S I m TwjSn
riwofRi
Man Vs
Favored
Stenstrom Clarifiei
Finding Oh fijiooting
3 ; AuboK
‘/ i i * .
SsL*
aftiabW E ! iwam £
rtfs "fii"
I*■she 'aotlon
B
n^gsrtaaqrn^ 'nle
W
W
F
I f —Crawl and
Guards (T
�t
v-W H
Timber has bet* cut wantonly
id unwisely. more rapidly than , .
—---- -S y BENNETT CE*F—— —
widow of U confirmed bibliophile, friend of H. C. L.
ofr!
coming ^ T e V i l u t M r f ^ :
dom to destory our priceless herbaye of natural resources la no
longer among those enjoyed by
a Iu“ t>r ,0,t for h,r b* Iwf huband,
Uinc No* tr. ^ (C|) |JW you r#fer Cy . ..
I* •
h
iM p ia
Ir w -^ T
C U S|
.i**uwiiicomeioyou
I* Jpf’ t * ' J ? «
Till- I M K
$ -# > ;£ '
ttlnar *J‘
y- < mu- reading It ---- M
f It, will,iirjiy that niitr
iratL
COU* yo-J i'k\r npi nttl n,ic of lay
IMWORMH look,over the smoulderinB wfdki.se of n Novy trnnsplane Which graabtd, near Westwood, Calif., .killing the seven
lA lr Jlaearia M B aboard the craft (Injernoiloiial houndplnjlo)
V mi irn I M ^ o m
•Suit iw!f
h,; had written, “it has been a sorrow to mi
K fflT B S
« 0f
>Y'- Jioyer shared my.
has been not
]j>*er«t In tun- hooka; but'X. ■ v 1;'
timber but al__ _
-----------n
flo<l* snd drouths, with no foreet ,,
t-'en,
T ’.
iitur lM‘cn Patient. V v
tine !°J ?*
■■aP»»* on this
Mot; hrblv-ttf .nine,
jHMi law, bailors were personally
'ftefeoMlble if the‘ defendant wia
net on hand when the eort de
manded his presence. The baiters
ware Jailed and wore given whatr punishment would have beeai
ed out to the defendant.
[ow the only ball that le re
I
W
.T X l
T N P IIU T
> 1
■ 1
■ 'A
y
/'* ■
forests, minerals, wildlife and
1 ■
,..;i h::*r.vd-- i- . i .-. J - i i
^
<’
scenic attractions.
. TOUR A BVCCRM
*uine. -V k « s m * t * ? e » h ’
For generations we have burned
„ , ,
.
_
■ out coi • *
.
o ff our grassy msadowa-catlte- .Bristol, Fls.-Llberty County's
f*’**"/
men to get fresh grass fro their firs* home Improvement tour was
- » * «£ * “<> >«i mJr----cattle, huntera to chase <mt wild » trreut surnas, according to Mrs. •
• "* !« Utoory three usys after his death.
____
game for them to shoot, and Camilla R. Radnor, home agent, i
•
*
<
-‘""•’•WS
smokers through earetessneea and'Thd tour was Sponsored by the
Mott of you ptobaoly have heard what Oliver Herford said when
a lack of responalbillty. With the Bristol home demonstration c l u b w was ashed to cvsIuaIc the work of Arnold Dennett: ‘T m afraid
fire goea that organle matter thmt I » l»*1 nttracted many home-makers. :h»t something! once wrotn About Mr. Dennett in a critical wav
produceo soil humue-the life o f,
,/cJ‘ <,'r*U *•* n**‘ nst him that I never rest! another word ho w r«a 7
the soli, a necessary Ingredient
The practice of drawing and
c^ri'idii, ms, u, m«i.tu ten. ----for good crop of timber produe- quartsilng prisoners after execu
tion. With the fire go bird eggs, tlonwas not abolished in England
young pines and other treea, and “ n*'» ,H70Tlui nrterlcs are always empty
snll bacteria.
|
-----------------------------»fi nr drnth of an organism and
For generations many farmers
The first public railway hauled
curly anatomists believed they
have misused and depleted their by a locomotive operated in Engsoils by repeated plantings of tl)e land In IHSI8 and covered nine
wore normally filled with air.
around courthouses and woflllM
{a cahoots with ayiler lawyers
and corrupt policemen.
l o t many are respectable Moiaoesmer. And In almost all Jpr>
■B f i o n s they have to bo approved
by the court before they can set
aa In business. The court mua| be
MMefled not only that they are
>fiianelally able to furnish bend
m also that they are law-abiding
reputable cltlsens.
In any case they frequently ofthe only hope of a prisoner's
lg released from Jail ponding
trial or appeal from convlc. If the Judge won’t release a
loner on his own recognise
pnlng he doesn't have to furibeJUiJie bi« f •>w o U•r.nss*Jjf* •,
ha court has said It will free
provided he furnishes a certain
affwunt of lull (It is usually a
aytttar for the court’s discretion),
ha can do one of four thttig*.
1. Deposit his own cash with the
*
A 10*0411 INIPKIf wrecked turbine of a P-flO Jet plane that crashed
soon sflcr liking off from Hamilton Field, Morin County, Calif., killing
the pilot, Lt. Col. James O. Foley, 32, of the Williams, Arlsona, Air H um-.
Power failure Is blamed for lha crash.
(International .Voundpholo)
jj<J . 'ii j 1
'
real salats he owns.
Get a friend nr a frlendh
latlon, such as the ona a
, to post cash or a bond.
Engage a professional bi
9* ! ■ surety company to
When thoy deaths defendant us
ually Is a man with substantial
■Wans and of high reputation. Ha
poets cal literal with, the company
M d the, company furnlihes the
eaturt with a bond Which will be
forfeited If he skips,
As the survey companies work
It. the transaction Is In the nature
or a loan, ami it Isn't a vary prof.
liable business, as tho maximum
amount tho company can charge
In most Jurisdictions Is two per
son t.
. Professional bondsmen sometuned charge up to 16 .percent of
Hte amount of the bond, Many
charge at five percent.
Jurisdictions act the maaimuai
When .you want to get a profiaalensl bondsman to ball you out
o f Jail, nail alien check on your
MtenL oed If you’ve ever been >erM bd -aofore, see If you a n holdam a ateady Job, laarn about your
IS milua noi
are OcOrge
Company, Cl
nawn In Industrial clrelas as '‘White Gold" — 'is
he property of R. B. D. Gay, of Gsy Villa Farms,
nl t *n
msrshUnds
SSI,
r
roesdurot
of. the com.
u i* ,
known where he e u
.F O M C A tr
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WltmtgDAY, JUNE H 1 M
mm
ration
igh Bat Are Under 1948 Level
WASHINGTON. June 22 —</P>—Corporation
fttion profit msrgiai for
•In- ftnt quaitcr of 1949 ware below 1948 level*, but
high, relalive to easier ptoaperoua perioda".
Reporting thutoday, the Federal Reserve Builetia defined profit
a R fin i ai * the ratioa of profit*, before taaee. to tale*".
Corporate profit* In 1948 a fter*------------------- —--------------- *------tu e e were about 10 per rent
____
above 1047 and at the highest level
CorMrate oral ^keve’ haen In
on. record, the board publication.i croaa current* iIn
- J
l ! I ? month*,.
recent
N
It found thaw trend..
1
“on*
W' Comw*nU>*
1
hand, Increaaea
1. Alidbat all the profit ipcnraa- In fixed th"
coat* per unit of product,
ea In IMS occurred la nmnufactur which have resulted from a de^ 2
uiJUFcSSanliT* ^
«£»*232.
Stotto£
Inventory profit*
placm^ent of
In
th* war
and
earlier
poatwar
W.I ht.Iohm
i^ t o is if^ u
S. i*nwu ..^. . ^
t o pprovita.
ISffu*“ ,“ ve ,#ndM ,o
. . .t ol *ain
J ^ S * r,15
..jr ‘,A 20
“ 2 1 1 lowered
Lowered uti
unit labor coat, were I
under 18,000,000
declined
editM
adl lto
' r * " fr edit
a ",
**■!» t t v n i n u In nm,
cent from 1947 to 194B
manufacturing carnttonie. i - , 'S ? " H t l t l * « among supplier*," the
"gray" market*.
about IB par cant
Importance of
quirter 1949 figure* tad “ only
Wtlan halt* ca
abbot*7ten per 'S p t ” large*" than ^{arUU^aW te^l!
by ma
“•KBS? «ffiSnr3SyKr*
Civic M eeting
(OeoMaaea ream Pane one)
have to provide elmilar attraction*.
Following tho adoption of Mr.
Cnmley'a motion, ho explained
tfllt the committee* had no au
thority to act for tho clube and
would hava to report back to thalr
retpectlva organisations on th*
action taken by th* Joint
and secure th* approval oir a
ariou*
entire membership* of Iha various
el*ub*.
* Mr. Higgins said that the
plan wa* entirely satisfactory to
I he Chamber of Commerce, and
he believed It would be to the
City
APrior to Mr. Crumley'* motion,
nJb other motion* were mad* with
respect to th* tourist building, but
died for want of a second. O. W.
Spencer proposed that the City
construct * 17,600 huilrflnr for th*
tuurlsla near th* *hufflcho«rd
court* for th* tourist* ami that th*
Chamber of Commerce levy a
head tax of 10 cent* each on all
orgaiiliatlnn* using the TnnrlM
Canter to help pay for tha build*
Apia explained that he made thin
motion simply to get the matter
before th# griup, that he did not
believe that an adequate build
ing could he constructed for $7,600,
and that it would probably cost
twice thst amount. But he added
that the proposed head tax wa*
reasons hie enough, that It la a
common practice among club* In
other cities, and that if tha local
organisations met In any hotel or
"
about 40 percent of
their meals would go
" W .K* rent on the building,
'.This proposal Was oppo**d by
Karlvl# Housholder who **ld that
the proposed building would h*
entirely too small, that the civic
club* should let th# tourist* have
the Tourlat Center and sava the
City the expense of putting up an
other Imlmlng, tr.d that there
were other place* where the rlvlf
cllih* could meet such a* the Par
ish House and the Woman's Club
■M r. Spencer withdrew his mo
tion snd Hrallev Odhsm moved
that th* City sell l»* lot at Pal
metto Avenue and Second Street
and use the proceeds to erect *
building In Fort Mellon Park f«J
the tourists. Mr. Spencer *wd thal
the Cltv doe* not have the right
to sell a dedicated park such as the
Pe'meltn lot without a special tot
of the legislature, end Mr. Od
hsm withdrew hi* motion.
^Among those preeent at th*
wer# Mrs.
Williams, Mr*,
P* iVneMr*.
*' ---Bay Fox. Mr*. Ruth
qlinn,
Si
Rcott, Mis* Maud# Ramaay, Mr*.
Yarn# MwwetHW. Oeorge JfaaUf,
Clarence Bedding, Gordon Brlaaaj.
Mr. Rnewer. Mr.t I Crumley. W. 0 .
Kllnatrlrk. Retail A. Smith, Mr.
Odham. Mr. HouaMdfr. John Makarlk. Malcolm MscNelll, Arthur
Beckwith. Jr., P. M. 0 Ingles, AI
' ‘
len
Lyons. Georee Williams.
Hi rv
McLaulin Clifford McKIbblni, and
gpllaitd Dean.
Governor Warren
(Caattaaec
funds to meet It,
NFW OBLBANR, June J * m
__ a *n.m|nni* seSrch ** Mnt*«n*
InternsHonal Airnntff for “Mr
nmtth" koto last nl*ht tum*d un
4S.veer.oM Florida Q & izh i
nine Itonda*. .
-
'■
British Labor
fCaatlaued From P . „ Oae)
Is no» quit* enough," he said ...
In
a review of Britain* efforts to hal-
inCj $ r
foods lit Amtrlea.
by selling
Martin said failure -will mean
»•* food, less materials, unem
ployment and a sharp reduction In
our standards of living." He said
*
** facing America,
and "wa all know that sales reslstenea grows rapidly when depresilon loofs."
“ 1 am not olono In doubting our
ability to bring* th* dollar gap t>>
present methods, * he added.
Jack Tanner, president of the
Amalgamated Engineering Union,
told th* same Scarborough meet
ing "worker* will have to Ironslei and taka Jobs where their ser
vices are needed” if Britain I* to
have the tabor llaxlblllty neces
sary to mtel its production prob
lems,--------------—;----------He told union lit*: “ You can
look forward to th* lime when
production will reach such a pitch
that you can ■till maintain em
ployment and reduce working
noura, but at present you are
faced with a very diflicult situ
ation."
Building trad* workers at a
CQiitarenc# In Porthcawl, Wales,
made an appeal for mora wages,
"W# betlev# wa a n entitled to an
Increase of wages," said union
leader Leo Meuree. "Beering In
mind Um eoet of living, It will not
esuse inflation."
Boat offlg* Makers at Blackpool
decided to rnaae an Immediate de
mand for "flt least IB shillings
($3) a wa*k" for thalr 40,000 union
member*.
The nationalised gas industry
cam* under fk* from the General
and Municipal Worker* Union In
another conference at Scarborough. I
One diatrict leader criticised
maintenance failures resulting In
Insufficient gas supplies. "W* fit
ters," he added, "are conscious of
tha fact baccauso w* meet house
wives In thalr homes."
Th# unionists agreed, however,
to give thalr "full cooperation In
th* national effort to Improve In
dustrial efficiency.'
Race Rfot
!
r.tv YOHK There Is llusc June days In the
big city s young man who U pet lisps lha
composite of all the flung ling .entrants lha
United Stales Army ever had In the recent war.
Veterans will temember th* type the guy -who
>. always comma mlee red the best automobiles, food,
billets and women In the village you were occu
pying, the guy who called the colonel Joe, th*
guy who always seemed to havs everybody els*
working for him.
This la not meant to detract from the charm
of the Anagtlug sergeant, lie was a completely
necessary adjunct of the United States Army;
he kept his rultmguri from getting bored, he
smoothed the way when II appeared Dial gelling
a weekend pass would be a mmiumculsl Usk,
and, ultimately, he provided newspapermen with
column* Ilk* these.
*
The young man of whom I speak Is a handsome, brown-eyed soul
from Qaltsburg, 111., who quit* conceivably could b* acting In th#
moving pictures but who. Instead, is going around the country with
a big while trailer exhibiting possessions that once belonged to
Hermann aoerlng.
His name Is Charlie Mslley and he Is operating the trailer with
the’ help of his brother, a non-vrtrrau, and the approval and co
operation of the Marine Welfare League, which takts half of whatever donations th* public gives. Working carefully on lh« third of
three Manhattan* at lunch this afternoon, Mr. Malley told me th*
story of Lent# of Munich.
Mr. Malley was a paratrooper—one of those guy*. I am told, who
rated Ilf* about as dearly as a penny run over by s Holley car
However, he figured that as long as hs remained In lids Ilf* of out*,
he might as well be comfortable
When his company look over pail of s little town across th*
Rhine, before the war's end. Mr. Mal^y went into the enclMuu
where th* asrman prisoners of wsi were, snd bellowed "Any you
guys speak English f" Louie arose It appeared that Luulf, a Mg
blond six-footer, spoke eight languages Mr Malley looked him over
carefully and nodded. "Cum* with me," he luld Louie.
LOUIS WAS OUTFITTED IN MM MALLEY'S extra uniforms,
boot* and all. To all intents and puipu.es, he was an American
paratrooper. But his mission In Ilf* we*. not lo pars troop but to
eld Mr. Malley in making Ilf* easy In Germany
If Mr. Malley wanted to flnsgl* flu ham*. 4UU eggs and id women
to do housework, for the comfort of his company, he dispatched
Louie on the mlselon. Louie, swelling with authority, wouA button
hole the town burgomeUter snd In loud and official tones announce
whet was wanted Did It workT For this# months. Mi Malley *
company at* high off th# hog.
It wea not ae If Louie was a dark secret locked In Mr Malley's
heart. Kveryons In th* company, which numbered till) or ltd, was
aware of his presence, and Mr. Malley magnanimously allowed them
all to make us* of his services.
Meanwhile, Louie went bin merry way In the gulee of an Ameri
can aoldler, To w m t small extent, It may have been lacrllcge. llut
It urn* funny.
Things change; things never stay th* iaiii#. One day, Isiule was
silting on a bench, reading the latest Issue of -Shir* un.i Stupe*,
'and enjoying th* morning sun. He vv*a resting bclor* his task of
shaving the flrat lieutenant. Theie appeared on Ills scene a colonel
A rent, live colonel—and s* he passed, Louie went on reading.
"Pardon me, soldier,” the colonel said, his eyes a-glinl.
bul
don't 1 rat# a salut#’ " Louie looked up and then, with the fear eg
God In hts eyes, Jumped to his feet. Out went the aim "HEIL
HITLER!" he yelled, frantically, mechanically.
s
e e s
NEEDLESS TO RAY, the secret of Louie of Munich didn't last
many mlnutea longer. "Hav* that man out of here by nightfall.''
th* colonel told Mr. Malley. Mr. Mslley, an Ingenious man. also la
a practical on*. Ha knew tha Jig was up. do he went eround to
every man In lha company.
’ V«Wi
W* are sending Louie home A Mtinilh In ktyle," lie announced
"You know whaL a greet friend he has lieen to us. Give what eve
you think you can afford." There were, as I said. 130 nr 140 men in
Mr. Melley's company. In an hour, he had collected 13.31)0.
Thereupon, Mr. Malley went down to where tho United dtulr*
Army had gathered together at) commandeered German automobile*
He picked out th* newest and best amt presented it to l^uilr. Then
he picked two sergeants and told them to drive Louie lo Munich.
"I will give you * day to make th* trip.'' he said, "a day m
Munich with Louie and a day to return." The automobile trundled
out of the encampment. The eye* uf the men in Mr. Mulley'e company were dry. but their face* wete long,
“ The sergeants cam* hack a week Inter." Mr. Majley said today.
reminiscing. ‘They got drunk for a week. They said thst when they
got Louie home, his old mother dropped to tier knees and embraced
tflm, and then later, Louie practically opened the city of Munich tut
them with a can-opener. He must hav* been uu even greater Anagltr
there than In an Army camp."
Mr. Malley sighed and looked off. "Louie was a nice guy. Ami
do you know—I think he thought w* were all right, loo."
Owe)
2 Men Indicted
re."
^ iu ylyar
a r Darat said ha rescinded
tOeafla*** n * a fane <lae)
th* order
_ ____
“in lha IntoTMt of the
tj*n*raJ^publk" and In Una with th* latoly. Hh* told him eh# had been
" of **porat*jon her way from the university
faHUIIwt
_____
for_
#• and whites. I library to her dormitory
about
Mr
Mayor addedi " I f th* negro io p. M. when an old station wag'
pools prove Inadequate, It' is my un drove to the curb and lh« drivpurpoao to'expand th*m,"
er asked directions to a campus
building. Rhe said she saw only
lha driver in tha car.
Odham Speech
She said the driver seemed to
fOaaWaaM r*wm Foaa • * .) , J^ having trouble uml erst* riding
Florida's |B9.«S per capita tax * h*r directions and aha toM him
axraadad In tha aoauEtoat only fine* *h* wa* going to that build.
Louisiana
(11.10 *•»ta*._lm,.*h*
ilaiiaa with a MUM
< "€ (,«* would show him th*
the way.
Carolina ha* $97 taat Ai-| Wh*n she go) In the ear, another
tag, Arkansaa, M il South man roe# up from hiding behind
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PAGE TH R E E
T U B S A N F O R D H E R A L D S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
mm
rt“ .
. Judith Goplon
give Cox Urns to talk.
fu rth er fist sw in gin g .
came the quorum call.
Then ca
Neither Huhath nor Cox would
That stops business and reporters leave the floor to talk with re
treatise**
V
m
Paae
o
m
i
(Continued Proas Pag* One)
111 th* gallery over the chamber porters at first.
Gutiiich, v to papers found In her other Civil Bights enioirement went outside lo wrlie. The scrap
Cox has been one of the lead
measures,
told
reporters
hts
gimip
|purse when she was hi rested in
'.letwrsn Hahath amt Cox sent them ing foes of the housing measure.
la "ready to go.
N*w York lust Mar. 4.
rushing
downstairs
to
the
floor,
He was the only one to make a
"It's a matter of procedure now,"
First, however. Miss t'oplon ac
where Walter told them that tills speech against it ut a Democratic
knowledged that Bhspirn wus with Byrne said.
happened:
caucus yesterday.
Celter put in that the hearings
her when she picked out a Christ
ttabalh was silling down ai a
This whs a parly meeting that
mas tie for liubllrhev In IlMH. will lie a "full fledged Inquiry table when Cox came up. leaned
voted 147 lo M to au|i|iorl a low
Miss Coplon admitted yesterday Into lawlessness."
"We will try like hell lo find over ami asked to minutes to make rent public housing prngrsni but
She client nights with Shapiro In
a speech.
only after lilmmlng It from tiie
Baltimore mid I’ lilladelplilu Hotels nut who is guilt/ of this thing,
Sibatli, as chairman of the Rule:Dl I.PIiti.UUo units In seven veers
and alio the climate around it
and in u Washington apartment.
Kejh-y asked her to look at which iiiakos it possilde," Celler Committee. Is portioning out limit askeii bv I'resldenl human to
for debate over wlrnt rule the Sid,Dun I,, l„- mult in six year*
confidential PHI rcimrls from! said.
which Miss Coplon hud notes in ’ A punch swinging encounter to.'- Housing legislation shall be con
Nevada is tin. sixth slate ill
her purse. She agreed Ilint llm' tweyn tU-ycur-old Hep. Haliuth sidered under.
Sshatli told Cox lie didn't have aiea'in 11n- I H. lull its pojiulanotation on each report said It { ([>-111) and Rep. Cox (D-Gal
t!ou is smaller Ihun lluft of any
was not to la- disturbed Ix-voml which took place on the House that nuicli time.
idliei slate
Cox called him u "liar."
the agency to which it Imd tieen |floor touched off hy dispute
over the Anmiuistratlon's housing
Then, Walter went mi:
loaned.
bill,
Cox slapped him in ihe mouth
■ "You said a lid of confidentlal j An eye witness, Rep. Walter
L c jf J i l N t 'M c c H
matter was tuiighiug matter?”
j lD-1'al, -ant Cox, who Is to Ills Slid knocked off Ids glasses. Su
A "I said that u lid of this ill lill's shipped Huhatli in the mouth bath Jublted him back, ii right and
M um :
a left to the face. A pair of beau
formation of the House Uu-Amer and knocked off hts glasses.
N i i t h f I* h**i't*|iy MlVflt Ihllt (
ties."
ican Activities ( ’oinmiliee, that
am fiiKAfimi in t)ii*|iif’ *'4 hi -SduforJ
He said Hahath countered with
Ahnut then, Rep. Delaney ID- Mild Numllluli' ( 't i l tl i t ) , F l o r i d a , u n
much of it was common knowledge.i a one two right ami left to Cox's
NY) Jumped III between them with d e r (fie f U t h i m i w n a m e St i o h i m
That was what I said was a laugh- ( face before they were |inrledi
A d yer tk R iii 4 I** .in*l l l u i f I l i r e u i
lug matter."
• The unhilled nnr-rounder came, his SOU pounds. Co* walked uwny (n f i ' K U i i t "tit Iii n tune iiitrRUiUK
but
came
back
In
two
or
three
min
t i Mu* term" i*f lhr*
k< Ilev asked whether -lie dis members to the floor for the stait'
Xii m e flint tilc
|«i-w It
flee* 4 8 5 0 9
puted the right of the Pill to de during a ipunuin call lo l.et morel utes.
Flnrldii HI;it til ew IMfeI Willi f
Hshulh
motioned
him
off
with
termine whllt documents should he of delulte oil the Housing bill. 1
f h » r l ( i d tlie* i ' l i m i i i .'d u m id
treated ns confidential. .She re Waller said it began in uu argu a hand and a crowd of congiess- i iujIi* C o u n t s F l o r i d ii
iiien gathered around to hIoji any
A Ii I'BTFItflON, 111.
plied that wan up lo tin- l-'lll ,
ment over whether Subulli would
Owner
(J “ Dht you consider your
Judgement superior to the Judge
ment of the PHI.
A. "To me tl wan shaming th#
linsciualion to consider some of
the reports as confidential."
U "You had contempt for th*
FB I"
A "I wouldn't »ay contempt. I
t will say that some agents wrote
lietter reports than olheis.
(J "Do you think the PHI sie
wil.li huntersT"
A "I thllik the list in- of aim'll
of the mslerlsl In these reports u
disgraceful."
Mi>- Coplori’s situ nev objec
ted fuijiieiillv during the rro»sexamination. Hut he was re|ieatedlv overruled in u session Hist was
tuti oleiit as ve«leiday's dealing
with the alle|fed Incidents tnvulv(lie 0 |,,,,,j,,, , hsrh-dni
Jiiililh i’oplon’s love life, sudderdv all Important angle in her
espimiHge trial, also faced merclle-s government prohing yes
terday.
The "H-year-old former Justice
Departmeiit
employe
charged
with taking secret government
■impel s with intent to aid Itussin
|has said throughout her trial
thill she loved Valentine Unhit
ches
!
Tlml, she explained, wus why
she mid the Kuxslnn United Na
tions worker were seen together
so often.
I
Yesterday a government allnr-j
ney usked her to re|ient that,
MIh- did. Then it came: Wusti'l!
it true she s|ient inanv nights in
lintels and apartments with anutlui mail, even during the lime
she was seeing (luldtehev?
"That's a damned lie!" she
screamed, her composure xhukeii
one of the few times during tho
twomuntlis-luiiK esse.
llut later she admitted it was
true, when the government gave
days, dates, names. However, shu
S t o p
In
t o d a y
a n d
itiaHIcd “ I did not spend tho
jiiiALwIth him In fornication."
’1WTiy arc you doing this in i
c o m p a r e th a to O e n e rtrt
finut uf my molhi-r?" Miss Gnu-1
lot- sc i lie mod. Tile niuthor spoke
T ir o
Q u a lit y
f e a t u r e !
up angrily from her coni room1
seal ami l-Ydrrnl Judge Albert
I. Reeves threatened to have her
removed, Mile quite,led down, xuy<in, she wunted t» "hour all of
A nti-Poll Tax
THINK OF GETTING
GENERALS
Q ua/ity ai this
£ow SafeJPrice
I th is"
v if,-?"
"I did llut, and I never knew
t vil.s registered us anyone's
.wife," she snapped.
b’hti lias denied repeatedly that
-In. has ever engaged In espiunage. Following tin, Washington
I Inal, Miss Cuplmi anil (iillilti'llev
1•«'•!» may lie tried In New York
wluq-o they are under .................
, i«i eliarges of espionage ronsplr-
It'eatlaae* h r w l-sae tlaet
tiie money fur IrsiiKpurlatiuii
health services.
in V - ‘
men's comment* shout Barden and
his bill “ unfair ami un-American."
eakedt
"Does the Cardinsl wish lo faststi upon this nation a pattern of
puhlk-HU|ip<irled and church-con
trolled education from which our
forefather* fled, uml from which
millions of Europeans, iuclmiing
Homan Catholics, dftnand to he
fr**dT“
Anawerln* Archer’s statement
i "i
i,
. ..
"(. Appeals jn lioston testified today In liehalf of
Alger Hiss at his perjury trial.
Justice Fell* Frankfurter said
Hiss’ repulutiun wus "excellent.'
Justice .Stanley M. Reed tea
Idled that “ so far ms I know
Ii"*' repulatjon was "good."
t’hlef Justice Culvert Magrinler
"f
U. H. Circuit Court of Ap|inds, Boston, said that thu form,r
D*partm#nl Official’s
NKW
Archer, eelling Cardinal Sped- ' '"l
..K
A U S Y RIDINQ COM
YORK, June 'ja -id * )-
HuRrem# U«;ur‘ Jus-
.........pu'.'lm! . . .
USE O U R
EASY
RAY
The prosecutor, U, 8. Attorney
Cardinal is opposed to u
»>iiihn I. Murphy, uiiawed by
ic-supported and exclusivoly «"*' fact hu was crass-examlniiig
t etoto-eontrolled
school
system. Hiqireme (,’oiirt Justices, wangled
reported each man roped her.
She said
had been drinking I
}* tyrannical totaliiarian uni- briefly with Frankfurter. Th# latg H both ........................
heavily and told tha ahariff th#y,ft»S5[ty and not American
L . . unity, tei
. stalked
..alked out of the courtroom
..................
behind Hie looking romewat nettled after im
got into a fight. Bha escaped and n '3 * ? philosophy
Pi„
(her lit..............................
author hmi testified.
nurrifd • mllf to th# Itrnur'n ®*rt#R hill, ..................
House whera aha reportod Mw ocIntendml so or not. is
Heed was more moderate than
curnnce.
thhl tha only truly- American Iranltfurter in his testimony re— ;-------------------------eehool Is the public tax-supported it'<rdlng the character of Hiss,
flg ln i T h y
HnMtl. This <■ not true.
* t" hae denied ho filched secret
v.kWTha right of parents to semi H,[llu , D*psrtm*nt
papers for
children'to parochial siid in- l"">*mlssli»i to a prawar Bovlel
‘
achools s g i many
. . l . - f hv defense cuuneel l.loyd
many years
ytars "|iv,\*ketl
financial problem, lay In a salw
,h*
“ r' .....
I’md n.ryxer
Btryker wneurnr
whether Hiss’
Hiss' re
“ **
'
'
jmintfon “ for Integrity, loysltv
_____ _ is not any doubt that
- |aid veracity Is good or hsdt’'
wa’Y# got to proc«ad on tome sort
of g salsa tax. W# night ax wall
(butlng to IIm “eojjfush.il." ! “ '"'l'1never^hUrd any question of
It.” h* d*«lar*d. “Iff u * now
th* greatest contrlbiillon |t."
mhfusion was th* failure
-Would that ra*an that It waa
tto tho financial n**d. of good?" asked Btryker.
h w jlj
biennium,' h# explained.
"Bo far as I know,'* B**d r*now r**«h*d p*y day," plied,
TO M Y I
FA M O U S M A R IS
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Sales Tax
wri "e4M,lfiM«itthf| *f
to rid
o f Cemmurdo m
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i h h h h . lam a
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I S iur*nY,.»x' l,f h|e campaign slogan*.
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jid11 -lie had tol,| Guhllehev on Jim. i
I|I ' thal she had “ sjieut Ilie pre>' ■us1 Friday night with ii mail
blip riHim, ii-gisti-ii',1 ns Ids
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Changing Greenland
In (ratting warmer, according to the Danish
prime minister, Hans Hedtnft. This Includes the.surroundmg waters, so that cod are coming to Greenland's shores
and seals are leaving It, As cod fishermen do more direct
trading than aeal hunters, this has resulted In an increase
in retail stores.
In spite of the popular concept of Greenland as a land
of the "icy mountains'* mentioned In the hymn, there is a
good deal or fertile soil, imrmittlng the growth of grass
and flowers. And there is a permanent settlement of Danes
ami Kskimos with money and leisure enough to support an
Eskimo monthly magazine. This has the engaging title of
Aluagagdllutlt, and has been going sinco 1801. t/opies are
in several large American libraries.
Greenland got its name originally as a promoter's
stunt. Erik the Red, who found It In 987, thought that It
would attract more settlers If It had a taking name; so
he culled It Greenland. As a matter of fact, the fertile part
of the island would seem green to anyone who. like Erik,
came from Iceland, whose dominating color la that of barn
rock.
WKIINKHDAY, JUNK 22, 1219
ItiRLK rnrtnn
ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM PRISON
Sanford Fom a
Sanford, Fla.
1 want to congratulate and thank
you for the copy of your paper on
Jurta 16 containing an nwny facts
about Mt. Dora and all combined
In pralaa for oar administration
which tips accomplished so tnu£
in so short a time, and has nromlm
•it wonderful changes in the nee*
future. • ,
I would like to purchase several
copies of the. Isene to tend fa
friends who have not had the op
portunity to visit Nt. Dora and » a
this niany advantages that Laki
County has to offer both vtettore
and home .aeekera.
J. D. Gnimaef
tfg) North Highland ( t
Mt. Dorju, Florida
Tills smoling world of ours Is
rhsttglng so rapidly in its wsy of
life that It's difficult fnr some of,
ns old-tlmrr* to keep up with!
trends.
j
It's no problem for the young-1
slers. since they never hsve known
anything else, hut their horseami-buggy elders don't so easily I
resdjust themselves to the Idro-1
luglral, social and poll IIra I up-'
henval of the atomic age.
That's rather a pity, for ws srsl
in the midst of a global metamor-'
phosis which exceeds snythlng!
since Adam. It's a transformation
in which folk who fall out of line1
are likely In get stepped on.
I
You will, I trust, overlook this'
momentary outburst by your col-1
unmlst. What Inspired it was the
marriage extraordinary of the
Herman Princess Cerella of Ho-1
heniollern to Clyde Harris, a
good-looking
former
American'
D. P.H FLOCK TO AUBTMAUA
BYDN BY—WP)— One
hundred
thousand displaced persons wtU
move from Europe to Australia tn
the nett tS month*.
They will come hart under twoyear contracts to the Australian
Government to tako Juba the gov
ernment dlrecte. After that they
wilt be free to select their own
employment.
i
•
The Australian Government baa
issued a booklet to prospective em
ployers of this migrant labor. They
will be placed only where they
can be accommodated. They can
live In hotel*' and boarding houses
in Sydney, Newcastle and Port
Kembla If they works helps to
provide more houses. They can
he housed elsewhere (f they do not
displace a member of the Austral
ian public.
r\
Employers who can provide liv
ing room for an entire family of
migrants will gat first priority
on their labor. Domeatiea may be
assigned to'doctors or to families
where there ate tow or more chil
dren.
Displaced man work In the pro
duction of Iron, bricks, tiles, eaprocessing, and rural work,
mint, building materials, food
They are apld ruling rates for
to day
On the avrrngr, Inheritances ern
dissipated In less Ihun tan years.
Farmers average far better. Wars,
■peculations, jinnies, sickness ami
folly lake their toll. God doe* not
want It that way. That the chil
dren of Israel may enjoy every
is fathers,
The Princess Is, of course, the
granddaughter of tho Isle Kaiser
Wilhelm (the all-highest) and is
thu fortieth mutual Rotary International convention.
a direct descendant of England’s
The secretary-general of the United Nations declared Iminnrtal Queen Victoria. The
took plare yesterday
that while the United Nationn General Anncmbly Is In sen- wedding
smldst the splendor of on* of the
Hlnn, no war of Importance will be atarlcd. He (dated that llohensollern castles, with many
the Annumbly'a value lien In Itn giving the smaller nations nolahilitlea, Including royalty, pre
sent.
Unidcniiliril siihmnrinei reported n chance to act to iralance the |>owcr of the larger onto,
Imagine the Kaiser's grand
Though
the
progress
of
the
United
Nations
may
poem
I die Hoods m ail. Almoo like
at times to take the form of one step forward and two daughter marrying a commoner!
a ymmg fellow In the
steps Imck, the very flirt that It uxIhIh and functions In When I was
of the all highest ("Did
In San rtancism a poital clerk some manner is reason for hope. It has taken the world hey-day
they nave Ice-cream when you
die* leaving an csUitc of $114,994. thousands of years to reach the isiint where such a tsaly were a little hoy, dndifvT"i—
Hi* daughter explains that hci could come Into being. Its intangible influence Is great and When | was a young fellow such
father was no (peculator, ju«t concrete results of its work will apiieur in the fulness of a marriage would tmvr been un
thinkable, at leaat to the Emperor
bought government bonds and in time. The secretary-general's confidence in Ita potential and
hlii court.
vested in good <nni|tanie«, lived power is comfortable to learn. lt> is important for uvery
Royalty wax royalty ami the
frugally on his salary oj $2,100 a nation tn see that It Ih not misplaced.
Kaiser rilled hy divine rlghtfand
no fooling). It waa Hie Kaiser's
year, and saved hit money. You
exalted view of himself which In_V? * S c
figure dial one out.
spired the pnem "Me llnd Gott"
-assmwrfSRY-KT
hy an American naval officer, a
*"*■
\
Another rase of dog biting (hr
Theme whit think h lotnlltHrlim Hints' the iiltlnmle In composition which Infuriated his
man was rrpmted in the news yes
majesty. It was that same mum\ “
terday. A disgruntled and tejrcled control uf hnmun befugn, ain't hccii untiling, A new novel, tloua spirit which had much to do
,
"Nineteen
Eighty-Hour"
by
George
Orwell,
deplete
a
Htnlc
suitor allacked the object of Ids
with hasten log the present poll!
.
affections, only to have the girl's of the future where the rulern keep nlmolute track of the iro-soclal global upheaval, for it I ,
sister whip mil a revolver and let nctlvlttc* of their Mubjcctrr iiy a teleacreen which ennnot was ha who gave tfie signal which' The pent man for tl
precipitated World Wnr t.
| t i r o l h s - r . I'rlnci
him have it. U p later died of his Ire Hhtil off, rind a device for recording thoughta. Thin no
Throughout that fateful ronwho la niarrtc
wounds ami slip was rlesred by the dnuhl Ih what all dictatnrn aim nt, anil would eatnlillHh if filet the Germans glorified the| Duchess Kira of Hi
It
wore
at
all
pomdhie.
Kaiser. At German licsd'piarter*
couple as your
grand jury. The suitor neglericd
In tho rwclety thtin dominated only tho fow nt the top in Hpn, Helglum, a safe distance knows ' from persoju
In find out that die had been a
tho fitfhtinsr front. Ihcy rfuir
hy thn.wny, i
gunsmith in the Marine Corps dur Iinvit comfnrtn and luxuries. Tho rtmt urn mlHorulrio mIiivou. from
ii trrnch uml hImiiiI tliix k|iw#m| »i nnil workril ijh h rr
Thun
thn
noveliet
mnkcH
clear
what
more
promtir
people
ing the rrcrnl war.
fnko buttle* whlli* tin* All HTjfhrpt
wutomobllo fn
hml HiiHpocted, that CnmmiinlHm and Hanclnm merely pro pnrH
buck nmt forth on tho pari*
M0,im1
#!
It was all betaine she wanted to tend to Ireueflt humanity. Analyzed, they are nothing but pet "amidst shot and shell." Ami Jh«* M|»rl*nre, am
write a hook, testifies Judith Coplon racketa, run for the men at the top. And what fooln Ihe they look pictures of the’ Kmper- *'*"
brother-ln-l.
on trial for espionage. She stole party workera muat Ire who atrlve to untalillnh mtch a or In this horolc ad mid showed i "We loyn Clyde,
them throughout Germany to an- laincorc, likeable and
secret files from the State Depart world I
courage tha populace.
;
I can tell you, we ai
ment where shr was employed all
Finally came the' German col-1"'la match,
right, hut she had no intention of
lapse, tha mvoliithm and the foreAmi will the new
Too l>ate T o Clawtify
giving them In her boy friend, the
ed abdication of the Ka)ser, whole castle In Germany
went into axil* In Holland. Thus life. Harris la goln
Rursian spy. She iusl wanted to use
By RUM IRLL KA Y
disappeared one of tha greatest bride hack to Aniarl
them In the hook that she was plan
thrones of history, to Im
p follnwiyl an Interior decorati
ning to write. T W IS supposes) to You'll be hearing a lot about bacama Interested In tha raaldue hy
the rolling of crowns In many, will hiilhl thums«dve
"Mayollta"
atf
tlitta'goaa
on
tart
walla*
of
the
phosphate
Industry,
make everything all right. If you
other eonntrt#*.
■/ , f ns 'yhii and T M
must ileal, he sure you are going don't let the name confuse you. He said that analysis of tha mini
The rest of the German royal
y r« m(r w„rld
It Isn't a flashlight or some new end slimes showed that they conto write a hook,
type of Illumination as (he nstns slated largely of slllra ami family, Including little Willie, tlja changing. Aro we hi
emwn prince, retired to private
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might suggest. On the ronlrary, alunmla.
While Governor Warren' is rut It Is an amusing light-weight ag-l On tha fnrthrnmlng report on life ami since then have llvtld!
uuletly with ample iiicuns ainhl.t
Headhunting of t
ting allncalinni of flliuls lor Florida
their wonderful estates. Gradually cnrrlad mi tn rnllri
they have lieen adapting them- to mid to tho stock I
selves tn the new world which haa soul mutter which I
followed the Kaiser's war. Yci- osssry for the proru
terday's wedding Indicates hnW mal and cereal life
well they have succeeded.
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The Monde Princess Cecelia la
The first rallrna
a charming wnman of 31 who hM was hurse-drawn nit
married for love—with tha smiling I813N to haul ganltc
approval of her roval relative*, krr Hill monument.
Fine World Of 108-1
of our, phosphate mlnee g«»d now to a most Important factor. Ho
It appekn that this haa baan ■c-lwntt'lnlng the weight curve with
rompllihad to the and that It may I
"len gth curve, Mayollta could
all olhsr known agmean a big Induetry for tha slat*. I t o p
Millions and million* of tons' ! « * * « « .
of thla waste slime U available
Mayollta Is a Moated, exploded
on tha pronerttee of the American etay and weighs approximately
Opatotnld Company and tha Inter- M pounds per cuhle foot as com-
a on tha now a n t e .
InnAgJrnm thla phoa* w*ete and Outmaa
I’AINTH A HIJCCEHH STORY
RUSH CITY; Mims. -l/P)— In
ItrlO, Efflt* Hhcliinn Hiriihuft's
liushaml naked her to Iry her luck
at .painting a pirlurc for their
home. Her first attempt, n water
color, won a Mur rlhhun nt the
Minnesota State Fair. Now, she
has more . than 5.000 separate
watcrcolors and oils in her home.
And a f a recent "open house",
which she holds every year, nearly
1,000 person from Minnesota and
Wisconsin came to view her paintInga.
Dr. H enry McLaulln
POLAND MOUTH UP FARMS
WROCLAW, Poland—(/P>--P<de»
am puahlng a broad program of
"Let (here he light" In the farm
ing areas surrounding' this former
(lermnn rity of Pros Inn. A hlg
electrification drive Is underway.
The Irfiwer Hileslan Associated
Power Plahls reporls-d electricity
service had been'supplied to B7
villages thus far thin year. That
Im-hidea •I-I.(KMI rural - homesteads.
The association plans - to extend
service tn 280 more rural com
munities hy the end of 1049.
Optom etrist
112 Magnolia Ava.
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TALBOTTS
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Old Tim er Coupo
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My choice oif
|lji’§ oTilenr
resident In Seminole bounty
eligible to win a $25 bond prize is
M THE MOST THRI1UN8 NEW CAR ON THE HIOHWAY !
OMtmoS/k
Zk»kr
today!
MAKEA DATE!'QQ"I
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i'llAr: '
‘rijV
ban any comjratl
vermin-proof, Y
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1
for theit expenses'whiejt they had
under the previous edailnisttslion.
of Governor Caldwell could get that tha naw product be named la
rithout hockini honor of Florida's veteran agrtoommlaeloner
Nitnaa
don't »e* why cultural
hie. automobile,
Goveraor Warrctwan'l.
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P A G E F IV E
Gilford Tells H ow
T o Be L ife O f Party
Tclophtiflc 148
* Social Calender
Mrs. Touhy H onors
Mary Ann W helchel
Pets onali
THURSDAY
Til* fletnlnola Rebekah Lodge
Mo. 48 will meet In regular session
At ItOO P. M. In the Odd rdlows
for the last meeting before
Mr vacation. There.,will lie
i t i n cervices.
Hoyt Galloway left this morning
Complimenting Miss Mary Ann
Whelchel, bride-elect o f
this for Gadsden and Albertville, Alg.
month, Mrs. (leorga Touhy was where he will visit with relatives.
hostess at a Coca Cola party at
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Bishop,
her home on West Sixteenth
Street yesterday morning. She Jr. are expected to arrive next
was assisted In serving by Mrs. week from Greenwood, S. C.
n il DAY
E. D. Brownlee.
Townsend Club
Alan Hetsel left today for Camp
A pink end whlU color theme
' 10, regular meeting In predominated with rosea and car Hemlock, Waynesvllle, N. C. where
_ urlit'xentef at 8:00 P. M. nations being used throughout. he expecU to stay for 10 weeks.
Ounee will* be enjoyed and re The refreshment table, covered
* fresh menu will he served. The with a hand crocheted cloth, was
Mr. ami Mrs. H. Roby Liiing
' public le >Invited to attend.
centered with a low arrangement have returned to their home on
TUESDAY
of the pink and white earnatlone. 489 Elliott Avenue after spending
The Pilot Club will hold IU bus Pieces of crystal In her chosen Several months in Belle Glade.
iness meeting In the Tourist Cen pattern were presented to the
ter At 1:00 P. M. to be preceded honoree.
Friends of Mrs. Harold Weekly
: by the board meeting at 7:80 P. M.
Those Invited to be with Mies will be sorry to leern that she I*
Whelchel were: Mrs. Hugh Whel still confined to her homo in
chel, Mrs. B. A. Howard. Mrs. Orange City because of Hlnwas.
; Elisabeth Fite Is
M. L. Reborn. Jr., Mrs. Herbert
| ('H onored W ith Tea A. Moreland, Jr., Mra. Hamilton Mrs. J. C. Benet and daughter,
i .*
„ .
Blsbee. Mrs. James Alford, Mra, Gay. were weekend guests of their
Rtaka Sawyers and the Ml seas
Elisabeth Audrey Bach, Lylllan Boris, Be- grandmother end grandfather, Mr.
an bee Blsbee, Betty Moore, LeureUe and Mra. Ben C. Rmnll at the
Valdes Hotel.
event of this week, Mrs. Harry
Dutton, Elisabeth Pits, end Vir
Woodruff entertained with a tea ginia Cullom of Chattanooga,
Mrs. Emmet Hunt has left for
on Prlday afternoon at her home Tenn.
Ednaviile, N, C. where she will
on Oak Avenue between 4:00 and
spend the summer at her cottage
6i80 P, M.
on Sugar Loaf Mountain.
• -A bridal theme was emphasised Miss Dutton Honors
III the decorations which consisted
Mias Elisabeth Fite Mr, and Mra. VnnBuren Con
o f 1white gladtoliiaes and white
nell of St. David, Pa. are visiting
.tgfera In silver candelabra. The
Mra. Connell's sisters, Mrs. For
‘ refreshment table was centered Miss Lauretta Dutton entertain rest Gatchcl and the Misses Min
ed with a luncheon at her home
with.a lovely arrangement of the ssnodsli at nmn^honnrinw
nie and Marie Stewart.
- white flower, and silver plate* Ellsabetll
? , ? Pits
r i t e ^h
J d i » . “ will
m
whose wedding
. held sandwiches, rakes and mints.
^
J T
Mra. Nick Aahby and three
f.
Punch was served, from a crystal
" " ,r ,n t of T ™
" *igladioluses,
children of Greenville, S. C. are
Arrangements
of
punch bowl which was plsred st pom pom chrysanthemums and visiting with Mrs. Ashby's pa
one end of the table. Mra. Wood- slnnlas were used to decorate the rents, Mr. and Mra. George D.
. r W ‘was assisted in serving by rooms of the Dutton heme. The Bishop.
Mrs. Prank L. Woodruff, Jr. end luncheon Ubiee were centered
'l ----- , Mrs. John D. Ivpy,
Pvt. E. C. (Buddy) Wetherlngwith miniature arrangements of
Those invited tit be. with the pink slnnlas and white chrysanthe ton, Jr, will arrive home nest
£ guest of honor were; Mra. L. B. mums. Mias Pit* was presented week for a 16 day furlough before
n "r '
with . p u .. o f
In tar <ta- leaving for Chanute Air Force
School near Chicago, III.
: S«ta»K iff.
«!ta!2 »"■»««•
ta.
An™,
itata.. Technical
tees.
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-----------* Mrs. John Hughes, Mr*. R. L
Those attending were: Miss
Mr*. Frank Melsch Is confined
Beard, Mr*. Herman Brown, Mrs. Fite, Mrs. C. C. Henderson, Mr*, (o ' Orange Memorial llospltnl In
Mable Brown, Mrit. K. W. Fite. Rudy flloan, Mr*. Donald Jonos, Orlando where she Is receiving
t ' Mr*. Herbert A. Moreland, Jr., Mrs. Harold Heckenbach,
Mrs.■treatment prior to umlrigulng an
and the Misses Mary Helen Fite, Blake Sawyers and Miss Cath-‘ operation.
Laurelle Dutton, Catherine Clark, mine Clark.— —,----|
' - - - —— —
Mary Ann Whelchel, Shirley Kick.
-----------------------------Mr. and Mra. It, I,. Gillespie and
Shirley Smith anil Maude Wilson. VII nh S t i r i n f F P r f s i v A t l •*Wn children of Melbourne have
.TlInn s p r i n g e r t t i v e n arrived to spend some time with
Coca Cola
Party
Mfa. Gillespie's
Mrs.0J1|f#>
K. C.
# Mifw Sayer, M other
v
j WJ|ey
>niJ Mr mother,
Wj|(>y Mr
•
H onor Miss W helchel
Mrs. H. N. 8ayet* dml Miss
Nancy Jean 8ayer enter kilned
with a dessert hrtilg* at their
home In Mayfair Friday, evening
honoring Mis* Mary Ann Whelchel
dhose wedding will be an event
of June.
Roses and asters were used to
decorate th e ' rooms where the
with a prlae while Mis* Nancy
Williams r ...............................
wise. Miss
W with a piece of silver In her
eno4en pattern and* Mis* Elisabeth
Fite, «l*o a bride-elect, was pre
dented with crystal aa a gift from
(he hostesses. Mrs. 1. K. Batten
and (Mrs. Herbert Moreland, Jr.
assisted the hostesses In serving
refreshments.
Those Invited to h« with the hos
tesses and honoree were: Mrs, M.
L. Reborn, Jr., Mrs. Bruce Bolt,
Mra. Batten, Mrs. Moreland, and
the Misses Audrey Bach, Daphne
Connelly, Betty J q Brock, Lylllan
Boyle, Dtlon Baker, .Nancy Will,
lime. Catherine ‘ ’ Clark.
Pat
Sehulti, Charlotte Trite, Bhlrley
ilth, Laurelle Dutton, Kitty OdElisabeth PIM mid Caroline
K
r,
H, CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Newsfeaturea Writer
Would you like to Ik- the life of
the party? When you are at social
gatherings, does the cat get your
tongue? Du you sit in a corner
nmi gasc admiringly at the guy
who Is clowning, telling jokes and
keening the company in gales
n, laughter?
Well, if you're envious, keep
light on reeding this column. A
man named Jack Gilford, identi
fied ns a television and Cafe Soc
iety comedian, has sent me a twopage article, in which hr explain*
how everyone ran convulse their
friends and Influence people.
*
Here are the Gilford Law* of
drawing Hoorn Guffaws, which
‘ his hitherto repressed comedienne i
went right out nod tried:
1. Head newspapers cuHtmi *
with the last gags in them; I * .
ten to the better comedian* amt
cull their better witticisms!
2. Memorise. You don't have to
repest the joke word for word,
lust as long s* you've got tha
meaning and punchline down pat,
Gilford then shown how a joke
•hen develops, thus:
(a) Situation—“ Mabel Is going
to leave her husband . . .“
(h) Question leading to punch
line—"He's been calling her pet
names . . ."
(Cl Punchline. “ I,Ike you dog,
and you caj!
(d ) L a u g h te r by crowd.
.1. Practice your Jokes on yuur
family first suit then "lr your
.
wings on a small gathering of
very dose friends."
Well. 1 was pi city busy last
week-end and had no Giup to read |
newspaper columns with gags In, p ic t u r e r R I N T - In silk
•hem and the last time I went to • helted in hlark patent, a spring
he movies 1 saw Ramoni Novarro
, , um(t)rr Nrw York fn,'hlnn.
m "Hen lltir. So I thought up a
"switch" (that’s another word ,
,
designed
ronirdlsns use) mi the Gilford
Ir
"
Joke. It goes like this:
I iN P l*"** l»«Uutr fkn.„t
Mabel: “ Wha hoppln ?" (Soma,
one in the office suld that all the Frenchmen Put Up
better comedians *«y "Wha hop*
New (tlove Design*
pin,")
llcrlhu: *'My tamed bird Is undciK'dng corrective surgery In the
B f
P M IIIE N C K
M II.I.H
Hmiill Birds' Hospital."
Mnliel: "Your lamed pigeon, Kl- A I ' N r w s f r a t u r r R
la-rt? Wha hoppln?"
D A R K S — Fren ch glove lin iu u fs'
Ib-itba: "lie ’s people-toed!"
t ille r s who singed a llldipie fashieo
Tin* lint only follows the Gil sliow t<efotl* an ilildii'ln e " I l.tMi'1
ford formula, hut it also follow* a lit the sw ank (ieo ig u V llo le l Imi ■
number of Jokes I beard years ago this week ennie up w ith somethin'ahoui Ihe frog with the man ill irv n iu tim im y in the glove hut-.
Ills Ilima I, 1 figured It bad to be
It was nil odd pail nt glove* in
good, but I memorised It auywuy.
Then I got the family together and pdtuuin m inted suede, w i n w ill,
planned In repeal It a few times. a strap le ss rv n iin g ilti-ss IhoGrandfather, who Is hard of heal glove was w rist h-nglli. lint tin
o th e r' (cached to w ell nlioh- |lo
Mrs. W. A. Adams, Mrs. If. G. pie will attend the summer session ing. iiirned off his bearing aid In ellaiw mid u ivig ed Inlo a lin e I,Ingle and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly at Stetson University in Orl.nmi. mld-jnke. thrr mcmliers of the stole which tra v e lse d the -Icnilde
family sat through the first telling
were hostesses at a Coca Cola party
tdmle.s mid finished by ......dieting
at the home of Mrs, Adams In Lily . Mrly- ' Andes, Hr. hits as and then complained of sick bead- the oilier arm.
Court yesterday morning honor- |!]®r
■* bc«' borne, 1100 West headarbes nod disappeared for the
G loves n n llir illiy wen- tin .........no
Ing Mis* Mary anna
Springer, Twentieth Street her nieces and rest of the day,
t’ mlauutod, I took my joko, fea ltire o f tlm show, but llm varied
bride-elect.
nephews, Mrs. Besse
McCully,
assort munt of mode Is caused the
The Adnma home was decorated1Ml*" Celia Yea rout, Clarence ami wrapped carefully In aluminum ninsl rx c liflin e n l.
foil,
to
a
small
parly
of
very
with varloua summer Dowers In
Ye*rout, all „ f Alhutpier
They ini'linled a group of the
pastel shade*. Mies Springer was nue, New Mex. They plan to spend close friends. The cimversatintj p rs ttirs l m m iiieipiios in f a i l s ,
seemed
concerned
entirely
with
presented with several pieces of about two Weeks here and ciMmr
the cost of cliildivii's camps, but a babe in -n tlit", lo d d le is, -m ..ll
china In her choeen pattern as a points In Florida sightseeing. •
I finally Jumped In and told my r h lh lt n i, young m*li and a h«l
gift from the hostesses.
Joke. The party broke up Imme llg eren t little I hij who nlijectcd
Those attending were: Miss
dlalely and the hostess forgot •<> to heing poked by iln p ll* lll''c
Springer, Miss Carole Skinner,
Spectators.
seivr the dimil-lasse.
Miss Bettye Ball. Mtsa Lila l.effT h e p re tty gltl« w ine llie latsst
May
he
I
didn't
give
Gil
find
»
ler, Miss Dlyve Ann Adams, Min
and most sum pious model* ere
full
test.
1
guess
I
never
rati
imw
Rarhra Rucker, Mlsa Bette Dun
because I don't have ally close ated by top F le n c h design ers anil
can, Miss Mary Helen Fite, Mias
dinmund
friends left. However, I hope in an Im pressive a rra y
Mary Ann Galloway, Miss Barbara
je w e lry , Inn i owed for I tie "CCSmake
some
new
friend*
ami
I
Ann Edonflcld, Miss Nixie Kirchfound a gag In a newspaper i.o' slim , tliu l m -m ly stole |lu* whole
hoff, Mis* Cherry
Singletary, Miss
rry Slnglntarj
umn tills morning: "All right show.
Anna Corley, Mis*
Miss Nancy Jean
Despite llie flirt t h e ir is llllle
laiille. drop that gun!" I haven’t
Appleby, Miss Joan 8paul,ling,
the remotest idea what It mciin- new to be thought op in tin- glovt
Mis* Marilyn Messier, Miss Bar
. Maybe It will he Just ns well n- tine. Fren ch glove m iin u fa cttn crs
bara Chapman, Miss Louies Lund
drop the whole Idea of la-lug *1" showed su fficie n t v a rle tv to '-ontiulst, Miss Prances LePlls, Miss
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
life -o i as Gilford says, the vtnee G ieii midlt-nco that glove,
Betty Rose Hootchan, Mlsa Gladys
6lr. and Mrs. J. I\ Hack, Jr. of "laugh” —of the party, If even srn't the eo iiscrv a tlv e things
Wells, Miss Kathleen Babcock, Tomahawk, WIs, announced tha body Is going to enlerlaln win- people Itlllik them In be
Miss Jonnne Williams, Mis* Jane birth of a daughter, Susan Jana, will tlmra be around In laugh?
Chapman, Mlie Endtley Melsch, on Juna B. Mrs. Hack will bn re-1 Also. I can't think of anythin)-,
Mrs. John Melsch, Jr., Mrs. E. 8. membered as tha former Gwen that's duller than a swiped- m
Hockey and Mra. Besot Etlerbe.
Hayes of Sanford.
* attributed—Joke from the r*ilh>
— —------------1They art rarely funny even in
A KI'OIUDA
D eep R e d L ip s tic k
context, to how funny can you get
^PALE
Message your he
ouentl
with warm. olive .oil,,
It InW
thh cuticles once hr h
he • safeguard taga-—
ragged edge*.
~
,i>
. Before digging around In
... the
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
garden, dig
Intt
_ your„ fingernails
ngem
A sake
of soap and let the soap
M
l*
Betty Ann Long
aaln under the naBs while you
our planting. When the day's
‘ over, under-nall soap PUSH-BUTTON MOTH KILLER
disappear when you an entire wardrobe for storage
in 10 to 16 minutao ami it said to
handa or taka a
rage ami aaCOLORFUL DETERGENT
holiUry In e metier of seennds.
,T o prevent west* end aeeurt
full service from each box of deCNUSm * !
tergentf mft manufactursr dove______ bnltt
r t f l| in lM i contain
lBt»l«d snd mad*
pin
it rnMnlght raidU.®
retain tha
sandwich
NEED
180® H O T W A T E R ?
'I'llION YOU NIOIOI) A FAST ItKCOVIOKY
CAS WATER HEATER
For ((mitt limn In mill 1'imntnlns, Mure IIni Wtiler, Knnlcr. Wills (ois
Cull P m I'mlay
S outh
4
,
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■ i f lAn
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I0U S. I'A L M L T T O
NERVING HANFDHIt WITH CITY GAB
-A "* •
I'llONK 1>H0
H a vin g a Coke Is Better
Than IIlin k in g About It
8TATK TIIKATKF
Is still Available
1 You will find that a small hum-h
■ gT sB "
,«>f fresh flower* worn at the lapel
, la a gay note in the spring
** (*
summer. If you can't get daisies
J iiH lC
ladylike |o Wear ilark-pi-night marigolds or roses out of yum
......
you
still
can
smears for lipstick,
gat den to flatter your costume of IHH)K8 Ol'KN 12:15 I'. 81. Dsil)
RSI dsap rad
red glowlnf
glowing lipsticks
Unsticks tha day, you ran make a smnll
Matins.* 48s • Evening* 44c
that ant baauly-wlsa and fashion Investment In a bunch of violet*
Children— .O'Jr
right.
or soma small lea rosea.
. ®Pr,nJ»1c®,,u ,n ® col®” «Reh ■■ ” Vmsr~llp»tTc'k
........ I
I.AHT T IM K 8 T O D A Y !
« r*F ®nd
■ »* l»h should match. Th.ro Is nothin)
« ’
Ha *J»u * br0W81®, , ) w®r*® than a pink-toned lifwtlc
B
r ! th 8
(lP*i*fitb an prang# nail polish. If yo
stick shad, that borrows its color plan to go "bar.logged, went in
- r L ' t w I r ! *«aalum or othtri sandal shoes, o| courts your im
. j . . * ,L ,
n # WUst bs In color hamimi
Color oxporta
advics that a. with Hngsrtlpa and lips. In sny
small duster of rots
„ ..'-miVoTpVo^rwiriotoZ Thuroday & Friday!
fresh or artificial, can
up, a beach or poo) this summer and y<m
JjgJ ta a jiffy. Alao ®ult fw will need to shlna up your toenslV
n
.„
B
a
brushing the toe nails.
ti. Cm tin- nant sirntght across,
MEN 11
not shorter thmi the iit-sh nt in*
Or r E C I I . Y D KO W N H ’f O N B
end oi the toe*.
TfiUiiSDAY DINN'KR
n. Never cut coins or cnilouses i
Hv DAVID TAYl,OM M MIKK
unless certain me nut mg uisiiii- j I f then- nre rliild re n in pour
A I* .Newsfeaturea
inem tins neen imuougmy si«ril- fnm ilv in the younger schooluge lu n ck rt you may w nnl to put
When u child hus i>»"i posture, ixrd.
feels listless nod tires cosily, look
Keep the heels nf sliovs "side smut- o f the fo llo w in g C h ill
to Ills feel, ndviscH Or. Ili-njoinin all input. Win n over lice.* ciuine * i » Curm* if I n|i iirfnrf* you add
•he ch ili powdei then mnke lha
Kniith. Director of tin Aineticilll i wt UK iiumeu and tool hi lam.
] lest ns hot ns tlm adults lik e it.
Font t'uii- 11.s|it til e noil of tile the!
a. Ittty sii",-. |t.| uouloit
• 'lull ('on Cm no*, ||o | 1 ooked
I'tolintry Society of the SlHte of I well ns style. Never pellilll tlgm
New Yelk.
|siloes to he wo in.
j Noodles, H u llc if'J Broccoli, liC |] l u c e , I'ocunibei and Toluntn Hslad
Coopeitillng with the lieultli ed(Btead noil H iltte i, KrigHsh T ild e ,
iicntlon
ilejmrt incut
nf
New)
lb vet age.
oik's a,*!,, .,11 system, podiatrists; hlmbroidory lioops
111-s'pe fill S t a l l e d llisli F o llo w s )
illirudv have exnmtneil the feel !
Art*
Hack
in
Style
nf Ittill.Ollli M'llool . Inhli en la vs I
•'Mil I •'ON ( 'A R N K
logiedienfs, a tablespoons faf,
Or. Kniitli Tlnii I'lnns call tori
lly Itoll 11III t 1(01,
l.OtHt.lHMl exatniniilioiis l.efoie tliey |
I 'm ull "uim i (clm piied fin e ), l
| Assorislrd I'ren* l ashlon IMilm
me Ihrmigli.
|
pound ■Implied beef. ) tenspoon
Thus fur. he <iui, they In,vu I Kiiihroidn i Imops me Imek in salt, I N'n ;! rim tomutiiei, I No.
mol
i In- "Inucy-woi k"
f.niml tlint font limililr, ileielop 'style,
cm
led kelu ei Is-a m , ch ili
neeurding to nge nt tin- follnwing 1 touches ol (iiundinnthi-r.H day me powdei and (i eslily-g to iu id pepper
I
h
ing
used
lii
I
,S
.
designeia
on
rnti" At ago I, w pe, rent Imviii
t •I t list l* |
slimmei Method. Meh iIm fid In ii Inrgv
signs nt wenklies*; ni nge 'J, 221 tin- st-iisoii s newest
si
vies,
per cent; nge :i, .tb pei m il; nge I
skille t, add Ito- oionn and eonk
I, .1" pci cent; nge It, tl p< i ient;| Among th >-e n ho have i rills- ' slow ly 'm ill tem fer. d it lillg freleinioiue
clou
m
of
coveted
the
nge III, fill pel cent; nge |(>, 7ll I
blind detail' I i rimming t on mo- t uueidly \lid lla beef and In eiik lip
pei cent
w ith a fo lk i i . i* ....... ..
u n til it
lllllllolll l iny.'
til
t It It is g ■
'Them- figmes sliow," «ny.. Or.
loses it ic d cob
S p tu ikli- w ith
>
i
i
"lici'tgui
on
Ind.'S
I
Whilst
Hiiniio
Klllllll. "Illlll ("Ml tlMIlhl' A slni t
salt an ihuld the I'u m ilo e s; sim m er
wlii'ii we begin In limit Ilie use of II gtmlp ol Megle i ... I o it e ..a- - r m ild fla v in s m e well cn u iliilicd .
nt
•
ot"i
udet
v,
oandWltli
loll'bi
"I
'
nor feel by in iriug slmcs; ripeAdd llie klllnev beuos (in clu d in g
I’ lilll V illiring viuitti W'lien shoes fagoting, in '>. ., t i t icc .. "i h unit the lii|iin | from cm n and lir s t
mu tend new
heriune too *h") t hcfoie they tiro lull toil tl Homing
ro iig ld v. s ltirm g >*v■
-1 itl lim es.
|llio
tv,ini out
PCvjiniiost e>n< sleiw impm Inure
f u l l ............ . d i.li oini lie n-moved
You'll lie eeing silky-smooth] now for s e iv u ig . In ch ild re n , then
tlint seventy five |iei cent of Iho
•-liililri-n lii politic scliools whose cottons this 'itimnmi dn nsy enough ( ch ili | owilei ami ft e d llv-g ro illld
feel me defectivi- me weiii ing fnt liny Ol ca mil, It limned with | (leppi i tin la d e l toldeil to th *
sliiirtiig, roiding, hem slicking, |l i s t nod suuiim i ed to develop
"lltglow-n siloes."
Itmd ns il limy Kieiu lo pmi nts. einclu't and ad tin- otlmi inn- nee j flnvm I to li set i logs
says Dr. Kioitli. helwren tin- ages dlewoik touclii'' that used to oleli |
nf 2 illlll b. chlldl'-ll’n stines ttfy good ill>-dnaklog,
should tie dunged ovi-iy ,l< weeks,
To make bolio innde fine dry
NOW OPEN
I’meilts run <lo linn'll In i.eep
llliii
rlnlili ens‘ feet
tirnltliy, brea d c r u m b . poi stale ta end in -'
to a slow oil'll to nmke sine It Is'
snv • 11|, Kmitli III' advice .
OVIEDO
1 Watch glowing feet. Ileplnre dry tlunngh and th ro u g h ; th e n '
shoes with a Imgei sixe a* sunn p ill It t in "o gii a food rbopper, I
Swimming Pool
using the fin e blnde. S to le hi nl
ns needed
2. Tench itilldii'ii in |nv sliuighl covered ro n ln in e i m tile ii-frlg v rn I'lrutr latile* Im llihlf
iiheinl when walkiin:. Toeliig out lo l. I f tlie ie h i , young s d illd re li:
4 .1 ,,,
( IIII.DItl'.N 15c
ivi likens tin- nnMen mid inches in voltr fa m ily (b e y'll enjoy tukiug !
/IIIIH .
\|ll |.IH
5(lc
ovi’l
tlm olieo a week In k s
o f;
and ruin, a ginceful stride.
:t. Dlscaid siocKiugs wliicli me m aking tlm crum bs and using tlm ,
i k k i : s w n n iiN ii
cmwdiug iIn- |oes and iniglii cmise ....... . chopper I,el them have the
fun of lem rung to (oil llie choppei
liigrnwn mills and lulgi' Joints.
k v k i i y \v i ; i >\ i ;s i >a y
I. Hnllie feet dully in mini logethei and to la k e il iip m l
water with n ..... I glade of soup. as w ell as of wot king the grindci
Foot Trouble Muy
Cause Rad Posture
iw t v
f-i AB« r .
a
ire and nalluoll
winkle.
TODAY anl THURSDAY
|
levnr
ntVisi
rh e Three
M u sk e le e rs
AskJor it either way , , . both
(rath-.marks mean the same thing*
■OTVIID UMDI. AUtHOIITV Of ?HI COCSCOIA COMPANY IV
H A N FO R D COCA C O L A B O TT LIN G C O M P A N Y
�* •' - JHNv'.V/. V.«_________________________________ THE SAN FORD HERALD, SAN FORD FLORIBA
Giants And Senators To Clash In ;
B»y Scout Bcnifit
W E D N E A D A Y jJ U N lM M ^
0r»n8e T®Be Florida Boys Take
i f t ”S .MC !£
Ezzard Charles Aod Joe Walcott
Tangle In Heavyweight Boat Tonitc
Unnfni'jt IGiants
•Iciftt■> *ami
•*»»! *l<«
The Hanford
the Or
lando Senator* Hu- slated to meet
| DAYTONA BEACH, Juno 22—
CHICAGO. Jane
1%—UP>—
HYLACAUGA, Ala., June 22 iA*i
fighter la supposed to get 26 per
in a Hoy Scout licncflt baseball
(Special)—(ireyhoumls at the Vo....... .........
.
Jersey Joe Waleett af C u o ls a
Florida players were
in the
cent, according to Non Is, with a
contest ui tin1 Mu11Irlpit 1 1'iirk toN.
J.,
oatweigbad
Retard
Iu«la Kennel Club In Daytona overwhelming majority today in
Ckarloa of Clacfatoati,
IN H I similar cut of the radio and taleJjght sod It I1* likely Hint cither
, Beach will giillnp tonight In nonor 'ho semi-finals of the Cotton
oe Seluillx or Urn Wilbur will get
pouada to 1*11/4, at t a t e ft vision cash which is estimated al
. of liuylonn'* snutharn neighbor— States Tennis Tournament boyi,
Munugrr llul Gruber's mound cullfcrsul welgk-la far tM r NBA- , $36,000.
' port (Irnnge. The feature ninth division.
Clear akles and slightly cooler
world heavyweight chaw plow- I
to fncii l.croy llrowniiig, who will
race bus I... .. designated the Port
Three already were In the senile
weatherman who ruined the first
ship boat at Camlahay Park
tom for Mnimgcr OcorKc Myntt's,
Oriuigr Humlicn|i ami Baring See- nml a fourth, second seeded Jo,mi
waather are predicted by the
tonight (OtSa P. M. B8T). The
Senators.
I rctury Merrill Wiitlyi hus listed a Fruier of St. Augustine, faced
spproslaiate 14-pouad dlfgsdIBC title promotion in Detroit last
I.m-1 iliyht n light hot Ntcndy 1
' puck of routers that tire certain Harvey Jackson of Washington,
1 *1.(111 iti.t xi trr. i.KSdi'E
cnee between the 15-year-wU
week with a series of showers.
rain forced the |Miit|>ofi<-iiii<nt of t>* m
W 1. ■••■I fill to provide ii maximum of thrills. Un., hi a match interrupted yesWalcott aod the
17-year-old
Radio and te'evision fans who
iMtyltifi IImkJi
♦* 11 .1(7
Many prominent official* and Port terday by rain in the first
Charles was disclosed at a
JJii hu rtvillawere denied a shot at the Marcel
•* it at:
Orange
residents
will
watch
the
Winners
in
yesterday's
boys
M1MIIIII
.IM
A
H
.M
tt
s
scallag la tha Chicago stadlaai.
Cerdan-Jake Laniotta show al De
Orlnndo. Meanwhile, nil other Ht AUKiiMItiBten nice piogrum and the winner (|usrter-flnala wer# t-esllo I-utli.14 .1.1 Gil7
Hettlag adds this marelig atlll
troit, will he permitted to tune in
:m s:i .6m» i»
contests in tin- ciicult were wash hitIn1itit
of the humlicnp will have a Man- v**11
Boca Raton, Fla,, ranked
held i l I to I M Charles aad
1K'lnuifl
on this one. There Is one excep
•11 !44 #77 12 kol of flower* placed on his back No. I : Al Harum of Coral Gable...
ed mu hy ruin. I.nrlmig ut *
JrlJi liila#
& to 4 on Walcott.
J
A12 144 22«<4 f I.y Ml** l.ucllle Watts, Port Flu., No. fl; and Jsrry Moss, Mltion: The immediate Chicago area
Gainesville, I'ninth n ut St. AiikunIiIlfJU
T
i» (J :*»
will be “ blacked out" of the tele
tine unit Ihiytonn llcnch nt lie- |
llriulli inlrrtlNf
Orange glamour girl. Mis* W a tts,* 1" 1 B"tcli. Fla., No. 4.
By JACK HAND
vision coverage.
f All Mtiirn'M |»|n] rnlit
i.nlld KHIlie.i wen* culled.
will
In
ii**i*lei|
hy
Cmmnaniier
Seeded
playars
mostly
nail
so
CHICAGO, June 22 DP)—Esaard
|
1
tiMIIIF* Turin?
Although neither Charles nor
Nearly 2,fMHi fan* me expected
John Niiegcl of the Port Orange «“ »*
,l" ,} h" Junior division*
(JrImiiiilti nt Hitinf!(Til
Charles of Cincinnati la a shrink Walcdtt could carry the gloves of
‘ bird round. However, Otton Ett
to file Into the .Miinic||iul Park j Hi AtiMiiKitrii* nl I'nlut kn
1Anicricun Legion.
ing 10 to 19 favorite over aft-year- the Louis of 1037, there Is con
it111si*v11)e* ut In MNlHIf k
New Orleans, ranked sixth |
tonight to witness tin- contest lie- i| 1J
old Jersey Joe Walcott of Camden, siderable Interest In their meeting.
ri Tin* me gri-yhound* which will gelniun,
I"'I. ukI it1 iJiiVtoliu Ife-4iall
wo*
pushed
In
an
extra
set
before
tween tlie (Hunts mid the Sen-1
i m u i i n % m iiiii (.
N. J., in tonight's Ift-round Co The NBA accepts tlu-se two ne
Stars. I’n ,'eeds of ............
will T-im
W 1. M un
inIskey Park bout for the NBA groes as the best of a poor lot of
,Nt‘V% \legk
.17 :*i lu.
minglium, -1-0, 6-3, (I-1.
version of the world hsavywelght Heavyweights. There Is little argul*M!iiii»'t|aM*
14 ‘in r,«7 4 Bur to, Dolphin, Double Take,
A
mutch
between
Sonny
Mullini|
1“ HeH
i.i in f.M» t'» Sooner Select mid Poverty Pride. , of Atlunta, seeded fourth, and
championship. The bout will ba msnt with that viewpoint.
|
In
m
i«
*
1
r
$
------,o
i
/tnumn,
w
w
o
i
I
county.
ii 77 m n DmiMc Take lin* Just been pro- K,.|in«ith Rockwell of Ashevl.le, |
broadcast at 0:30 o'clock.
Tha winners will He recognised
*
'Ii*
vi'tn
nil
3
7
.f.ltt
7
Ilaytonu Hencli mill (luineMvIlle u uhlilfihi hut
Fighting In tha same hall park as champ In most states except
:*
!i
r
.t
,6
iir»
moled
to
ilm
celebrity
puck
aftfr
fj.
C..
was
halted
by
rain
after,
K
Galor
Hunt,”
the
picture
slory
on
the
opposite
page,
is
a
bit
of
a
have sis day* to hunk their first- i af$l<*.*(.»
3* 37 .I’ll 11*4 winning no eighth rare last Frl-J,,|U.|, had won a set.
where
Joe
Louis
wrestsd
the
New York and Massachusetts
. .
fraud.
17 II
place dendlock Mini dei nle wlilrh of «t ..... .2l> t.1. .. I*1.1-1.. --- H--- ■ *• •'
crown from Jimmy Braddock Just which to not belong to the NBA.
Sched uled today were Junior
Jlmvlfn f refer ifiiy
them will he liosl to the July -I
12
years
ago
to
the
day,
the
two
t
This we learn from Tod and Neal Swalm, newcomers to Sanford,
111,Nit,„ 7, 1If11,.|l 1,
Chairman Eddie Kagan of tha
s, hoys acini fin d*
All Slur Kiiiue. The lender next
lit i|j«(h)|il,iu a
t-Iii ini 2
1
untl doubles in both who ought to know. They msJc must of lire pictures fur the layout. contenders for Louis vacated New York State Athletic Com
Hn«liliiif hifi t». i fiJi'jiKK a
Monday night will he the home
a schooling race this youngster :
iJillv Ki,iJ11**w»
Finals Wri slated F r l- , whirl! currently is bcin* distributed nationally to newspaper, through throne pruhaMy will draw a gross mission Is on record s* favoring
team niul piny nguliist the pick.,,....,
gate of around |200,0(K),
a “ tournament" of ellgihlea before
d hv D. I,. Marsh recently i dl.v in uli divisions.
W
Ii Fi*« fill
, I King Features Syndicate.
•
of the ulhi'i *i yen.
I
' %t’C;
The promoters—the new Interna accepting any champ. The British
1- I.H
H
circled the fulurltv course in the
The
senior
men's
tnurnsmsnt:
...
„
....
.
.
.
,
.
Tintnurnamsnt
i
t*>..
•
—
—
■*----l-’aiis will vote Thiiinduy and Krtu.kly,,
u
21 8|H
tional Boxing Club,of Joe Louis,
nr Boxing will txb the win
14 24 :>R8 14 record time of L'H.I. He won a start* next Monday,. N« women's . v, r MWUl X ,g to thVx ifiatSS'. *nd J « * « "two foreign theater.," Jim Norrla and Art Wlrta— prob Board
Kildav iiiylil* to select the All-1
‘ 'T'1," ,,
ner of their Bruce Woodcock-Lee
3.rs 27 r.fj 1
division In planned thin year.
Hwalm put it,-, he was
nlini*
f l iitj i.i. ii.hM
ably can get hy on $200,000 as Savotd bout Sept. 0, as the heavy
36 27 MIS 24 urdsy night'* feature hud to he
lioi>Mcn, who IIKhl to IlMVO II •*•*»*■*!»
14 27 r.r.7 1
there are no guarantee#. Each weight king.
IH an !.l 7 A*i content witli ii fifth after being
team of llieli own mid |duy ngulnsi |
v"{*<
Hv saw “ no good reason" to re
21 14 ill It 4 plnrhi'd hack al the first turn.
the vein hiis, stand n good enmit’e ’ en
I I riu lla x > n rc l O f t i l . ™ * *" th" hislde story as told turn to the ice, auow and slush
21 18 ;i8o 11
Hnrh marathon favorites as
IIU H I t e c o r a
u t 'to THE HERALD by Mr. 8w4rn:
of being |epiesenl*’d ut HHVersi [ 1 Itl’•**,.
21 18 .11)8 if.
of Bfew' York City—where he had
Taurus, Wnchei'lu, ami Romantic (
s p o r t s in b r ie f
IralrrilMp
positions un-lei the new Hetup. . I 'til, , , n,,r"
M,Ca<or Hunt, although It ap- worked for the United Press, a
* lllisfoll I
Me will rim in the tenth race over
Jim Junes, ho«ky Mmifoid (Hunt*
I•
pears to he a record of an al- ladlo station and was associate
|-||IUil»l|.lll» !l I’ll I*1-111S II
the h-ug Bench Course.
Irifieltlet who Inis led Die league' Hi-, 1. 1> n *. I'lncliiiiHtl t
flgator catching expedition In the editor of a daily theatrical trad#
Hy HIP WATSON
N>*w Y--rIt S. Hi I,out* f>.
1*1 Hare DIH HU# *
TKNNIH
In hitting most of the way, fig
wild* of Floridx, actually waa paper before the Air Corps beckAl'
Newsfealures
(■*■
Hair
natty
lloablel
LONDON—Frankie Parker . of
ures strongly In the third base
photographed at
III-,- live, l«> » Jeiry, Itnlllng ( NEWARK N. J.,—The 1040 St. P«omgrapn»u
ar Silver
tmver Springe
Mprtnaa on4d.
w'
Los Angeles and Eric tlturgsaa'of
picture. Vctrium Ilave Hoi he id
Hicifr 11* v 11* i, -1.
Illlie Hip, Milan- Benedict a Prep baseball team
‘
■“
vvhst might be termed
Florida
1 luriK
li-i-i. IIoihI Imu a e
tialtiesvllle .Hull Itiukm of DayOKLAHOMA CITY. June 22— South Africa, two seedsd ptsysrs
was the school's worst team since W**l conditions'. It was made In
F,°rida was then
U
nit
llnrr
.
1
/10
Hite
tuna ileueh, Dtiiiny Ihinsnn of
____ Tennis
______ Champion_____ipl.
-- ----- - --- - -*
i/F)—A couple of rivalries will be la WlmMsndon
llml IlnK llullr lluublel
.... ......... .
»oviu»ure campsign ami both Mr. and Mr*.
lit FRANK F.CK
Pilalkn unii I'Tunk 1‘ lel of fit
aftar dri
y for victory after
dropMil ll-i >iI••r. I’ulitii
Itrtiel,
e
wirr—It
lost
■ * * mT.', „
daalgned
by
Ross Al'en, the noted Kwa)ni went to Tallahassee where renewed today as tha nations' top ships, rally
Augustine rule ii* Jones' Ntionge-il IP Newsfeutiire* Hporls Editor
singles.
ng opening set In sing'
__ uiut.e Hrat. s .i—
nsiciv
......................................
Hinre
then,
however,
Ht.
hf>p#,0|
.
i- flight women golfers set out in ths plng
iiori.et
II.H.SW
IIV
Ml**.
Hunsirip*.
i
(|i,|'.
pot
been
unbeaten.
n>»
_.._
ji, i—0g|,tr to aimulate wild (|,9y worked
JiiPjrg |*r!*!«•. Npverr Kr»i, Carbine i mc* *
they worked under State Advertis second round of the western open
FOREST HILLS. N. Y .-T o p
opposiliun.
Mnl IIttip .VIA till*
Grey Bees—as they're called—now,
NEW YORK June tit ~ dj y
Hitch tool h- nut fielders ns
ing Director Roy Beckman esta tournament.
seeded players in national profes
1 *11*1 Aw/inl, 114-*41
Ifayvlll
have
u
record
of
(1
1
straight
v
ie
;
"Actually^this
was
more
dangCiTne.vill.-', Jim Hive,,,. Puiatku'* ,
28-year old root le•VltoyaM* KlriK i » M* Hiimu “
. . . .
. - uiiamng
blishing
the state
State
New* Bureau,
The first match off tha tee will sional tennis championships ad
..g
S..LIA me
« * News
v Kir.K me* miiioh live l i ve'
''IiraViTht "unde-i erflu" ,u
*‘*1 ‘‘•,*lrro,nf of
which
Mr. Bwalin
subsequently
........................jHerb McLeial. Duvlnim lleneli'*
wi|b ‘ be HI.
I.oiii* raid- 1in ,V#|
he
the gallery-puller Mr*. Babe vance without trouble in second
iii
.
ui.iiii'ii
M
mr.
Iteiniey
i
torle*
and
thre
B
asii.iiant,
Mr:i.
Russ,
than
*
f**l
was
naiuvd
chief.
After
u
year
j.ee IIipii. Del.mid'* Hill Mslek, IuiiIh, I* pill ling to gonil ii*,- the
Ml. iiace « /ia u iir
l feutrd campaign*.
- .a - 'rip into the wilds of the Ever- both resigned to do free-lance Didrikson Znharlas, a three-tlm* round singles play.
nim*
lie
iilniosl
lost
In
Frnni'o.
■
l»ob
loin,.
n»
hr
H
umic
,
i,
HI*,
n
|,„
.v
woumi
up
the
DMK
*
*
*
t
irtarts-1
The
artificial
nnnd
on
.
•
"
u
*rrr
Hi,
.
.
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l,f»*hiiri<'s Itoli Itndi npier, Him
AUSTIN, Teg. - Glen Bassett
I„
vi Vic.U rine. E il J u n io r, J * r . . . . .. - i.- .i i - i ........ - i- * —
The Moml Pole, horn Eilwaril M'V
i.i
i „i u .,.,i,.r victory' f " 1" ' 1'
•rtutciai pond on writing and photograph, making j winner, against Grace Lenctyk, of UCLA upsets tenth seeded Jim
1.1 II. c Vnii c I,ii,ty. He l.mi.i 1*011 with
ford's Huh llidliiiun und Hi. Angie
the national amateur tltleholrfer
mil
Hare
Kuliirllr
over
Teri
v
Tknexiik
oil
July
IH
,
lli'Jli,
u!
'
u
ti
v
..f
n
iIl.ethU^
i
whllh
P,€,uf*d
their
headquarter*
ut
.Silver
tine's Pete (JiiHpei will flgme
----------St. Miiry * of Mlsaiir in,|
tmik place wn* literally teaming Hi,r|nira where thev worked dose- from Newington, Conn., anj -Sid- Brink of Washington. ll-4, 3-fl, 0-0
III Hteiihenvllle, ll.,wu* one of 20
slrnngly In the voting.
In third round of NCAA tennis
u,an1
;
;
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,'Hm\iroV,l,|
!,,’d,
H
U
vlV
M
/
r
t
r
l
S
w
'f
n
Mem" ! } h " lliuu,or"
“ .ere by ,y‘ w,fh A||l>n. h ^,lH during this sun University.
(rm.klo*
the
CnrdilUil*
look
to
tlicit
Experleni'i'il flyi-huser* who will
tournament singles.
i '.imic VI. ,. . wiilMllu' llm kci nlr JHie slnrt of llie nireax
i Allen-many more per square font ,H.r|0{| that Mr. Swaim llluntrated
Ml**
Lencsyk
qualified
with
a
"■
I'etershurg,
Fin.,
(ruining
_rsiinmtitial ron*iili'inlioii liit-lnilr- j *11HIV ..... . a in wn*
!«;ri“ < l'*y. l04n' ,,ur,ng that tl"'».
GOLF
....
„ ptet.e on ,he u. 8. Border Putrol record-breaking (Ml. nine stroke*
Ed lla** of Del.unit, llurk- Vnrnrr • '“ i
'•
■il Ml...11 vi„iv Ti'fi-i,. Mr Mb..11 “U gunu'H were won by shutouts Ihan nature ever produces.’
COLORADO HI’IIING.H, Colo.—
under
pur
for
the
0,(120-yard
Okla
H
i>
wii
*
one
of
tliime
doiihlful
Many plclurea aloriex, sspclal- in M|alll| thnt appeared in Col
of Orlando. Al I’ lilie nml Hal Ivy
“ .""'V
"H's liiirtlrur. iti.li- nml HI more snw the opponents
ly nintinii pictures, are made in ||,,r*M
homa City Country Club layout. .ill favorites, Including Hkee Iteiof tinlliCKVilte, Jlii'l. Heii'den nml cii-e* good fli'l.l, no hit.
She kept her gnmo at a par pace gel and Charlie Coe of U. H. Walk
T
ih
I
u
>
he
i*
I
lie
lulls
of
the
John Ewiiiiiak o f I'nhitkn, Tim
II..,, vri,n,hi.„ .Mem,|,|K. |'lyl„K
T '1" “ *• Benedict’* couch, Joe
to
eliminate Mary Agnes Wall of er cup team, advance In opening
f!am*ra*
reuuIremenU
of”
,
T»'“
Hw»
"
«
wurl‘
NarJiinnl
League
rmikle*
now
Catnlilo nml Connie KavriUI* of
iiVl Mr.....Heorima Ike, |Knsherger, Murtmi tutoring the
Menominee,
Mich., A-4 In yeater- round of trans-Mississippi golf
Hull every leriiu ha* bail a look n ,
Hanforil, Boh ................ Ht. Augun
.....
H" " - r' -terry ibaseball Hum In IU31. During that S - b
*
sr;tarf
tournamant.
duy's
first
round.
h * M i
'
tine nml Jim Emmeilrll o f Driy- nt him. After III* first IH gnine*
: period tils lenm* have won 270 ly, the time involved, make long „
N|H llnce fl' 1II Mile
OKLAHOMA C I T Y -l’nt Dehe led the league with 23 hita
I.IMIc
Hen. blc.
I.llllc
Hll,i»r, game*, lost 30 und tieii three. treks into the wilds for pictures
The Hahe went to work in ser vany, Gross* lie, Mich., eliminates
^ artusl choo g
u Mrs
tonn Bench.
l.llrkv I'llicc. iVUccn'c Mull T o u r *
ious
fashion
to
brush
aside
Mary
Lull llevll of Du v I<init Bench nml In .3H trip* In the plate for u ■'..(
rather
unfeu.lhle.
Although
many,
g
’
'
f
'
hrins
arrant
the
Ltuw
They’ve
scored
2,H02
run*
to
their
Peggy Kirk, Findlay, Ohio, 1 up in
iiiiiut,.I--1 I 'u v c i i y I 'r o m lcc , t.uc
Htan Knrpinski of tit. Auitustlpe ..W nveruge.
Louise
Cordlngle^,
Iowa
chamopponent*’ HI2.
In I'm I.Ivin
-------------■<*, • -"»the
‘ ••■ut
-1 the
opening round of Women's
III h It nee A ' t a Wile
And he'a doing it nil with Ida
prohnl.lv will gel vole* as pllehem
Ill* hull-like voice can easily
uloit from Des Moines, 7-ft, card- Western Open golf tournament.
M ,.c«i licwnr il. Mlky . Hurt An(in...... . Mr. Swalm made last
.w‘ “ ' “ ,
and nutfieldeiM. Tlieli hilling keep* wri*tn tliut he nenrly lust ii* a
Ing two eagles and five hlrd|ea In1
ui.
Ilurto.
Ib.lpbln.
I ».. n Til •• lie hciird In uli curlier* of Ht.
them in (he lineup even when uni PEC fighting nenr Brent, France Take
un
eight under par (17.
I
HOCKEY
Benedict's field—ami adjoining year when he accompanied Allen, . . muny „,tional muguslnci und
P.oilier
Helve!,
P o v e rt y
I'rlit
___ , _____
*■(StMetesivm ami
m ill
In loll.
n*“ un*1 *.*«
niugastnes
on the mound.
Another contest brings together
OMAHA—Houston, Dallas and.
yards, II# attribute* his teams' a Seminole Indian and several
IlMU llnce lleaeh (V an*
-y,
7r'io ttwmosil ,hB rotogravure sections o f news- Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta and Fort Wurth dropped from U. 8.
Kjwutk wn* in the nrmy throe
Jim Arngon of I.....
and
Pnl.rv
i*i<roly n Hull, Mlmrln succcssa* to practice, practice
Roman Frriinmlex o f Del.nnd lire year*, III* tenmiiiuli'* *ny he aaw Mile. IViii’bcepi. Illrani Walker, and more prnctlcs.
h"
.
U
!
S Polly Riley _..................
..... Miss hockey league, Louisville added to
of Fort Worth.
rookie I'limliilnle* nl shortstop no much action that he la reluc II,,III,Hill. Me, Tnlirua, Oil’s Olive.
*
nder par In defaating m « six-team circuit to tut travelThis ' year's toam, which won
N',rl.
L
'
1
;
'rHimu.A.n
d'i'w
U
tW
K
-tt—
lIUu.tr.1^
1
(
m
I
u
.
m
■
•
*
,,.
H«l<
W
illlf-H
ot
The veterans have Will Khrhanll tant to toll Imw clone he came to
Williford
of Enid, Ink distance. Milwaukee and To32 ntralght, Including nlna shut cord of the arduous and exciting Hw(|m p|ctura alory ma<1# Rt Hll-iOkla., 3-1. Miss
Rllay crushed
of Ht. Augnstlni', Johnnv McMann* being Htnhlied to di'Jilh by n Nn/I
Mrs. l*do may Join In; 1060-61. Three
outs,.!* a good sxuropi# o f KasiX iise "ttito M urndunh lir. id - v#r
of *
of Florida |m . B. Kllllsn, ian Antwtlo, (_*4, | 7 tisi teams to bg Joined hv Ban
nf Hunfntil, On* Mnntiilhiiiin of hitvotiet.
hurgur's couching lechniqu#.
sgages,
g
a
t
w
and
hear*,
gpcatching
alligators
with
Defending
champion
Patty
Weber
Scheduled
To.,
Davlonn Item’ll nml Walt Hingei nf
Ill* left forenrui heurs n huge
Defending champion
Berg Antonio and possibly WIcMta,
Hunting with only one holdover p to to d .M a flve-pag« picture _ 1w no)ll(eil
■
■
>eliminated
10-year-oldPattyNancr
Gainesville n* fn.nl runners.
'elim inated' te-yiar-old ^Nanc. Kans„ In Newi Texas Hockey Leanear, left hy IP atllchea. "They Return Home Today . “ om tha HUH tsam. Captain nml article In Argosy miTgaxlne^under wire nooses.
Mel Kereste* of Oilunilo, Joe' pul thu ntitche* In II to prevent
Nashville In a
n 4-3
Tod am)
ami Neal
Ncul Hwulm
Hwnlm came to! Reed
R*°d ooff Nashvllia_Jn
4-8 decl- f«e,
Hhortstop Harry Durkin, he molded Hwalm’* by-line.
Mnlinow*kl of Snnfonl nml Chiirle* Infection,” nuy*
*uy* Kniuk
Knxuk a* In
Both Tod nml Neal Hwalm have'Bonford via Orlando. Mr. Hwalm *•«"•
P>»F» C|»J™ Doran of
Fred Welier, Hanford Hlallts ! “ >• W t l l w l S l E .‘. " r l V J n i Journalistic
MACING
Beveilv of (inlneMvIlle m i’ rmikle* *)irug* off the Incident. Tliu buyImckgruumls.
Mrs. i Itecame staff piAographer,. and Lleyeland, a 8-4 victor over Vlr^
* **, w*nn*n* At™1*1 K«lnif Hwalm, a southerner,
NEW YORK— (I Hour ($11.40)
and IIIIhv Moll of Pulalkii mid i omit juxt inlesed u main nrlery. firHlhiiM*rnnn. who w»* in hired nil*
was born In Inter editor, of the Orlando I’ostlglola Keenan, Cristobal Canal
won the $IO,(XM)-addcd Atnaganl.yle Judy of Hi Augustine vet jCnnch Terry Moure *ny* lifter Die (lie Municip.il I'mk Hominy, was ",n'1 ,,n'l1 ,,nly **" on®-trUn
Arkansas untl reared In Harasotn, when thnl weekly paper made its t>ne.
sdtt Hurdles handicap at Aqueduct
emu* nlining the best ill hitoiii! Mint tin iinI, Ku/.nk rolled over, scheduled in return In Hanforil !•>•a
Fla. Hhu spent u number of years how a year ago. Hv resigned Feb.
In
another
second
round
match,
base.
In Detroit, Mich., wheto she did 1 when he liimulit the Raymond Lou Iso Suggs of ithla Hprings, by nos* over Quiet.
got up nml lit out for safer day from mi (Irlamlii Imspllnl.i
.
l
The rookie*' be*l 1M-1 ns catcher llfouml, A*k Edie iilioul it und he where lie lias heeit iiiulei tlie cure ,,
TRACK
newspaper, advertising nml radio Studio hare,
Ga„ plays Betty MacKinnon of ML
of
a
horn*
specialist.
luK"hir
hit,
.71,
another
bail
may lie Dick Hiugu of Suufoiil JiinI Millie* und nays "Let's talk
BERKELEY,
C allf.-B lg
10
work. As "Molly of the Marine*”
"We have alwny.t had In mind Pleasant, Tex.
Manager llol Gruber reported jgj®1 “5 ‘,1fh." " “ T ' '*"**''
‘ ° ut) Radio Htntlmi WXYZ she tli,| owning our own studio,”
track stars defvut picked squad of
Veternn* Include Bed D'diuiev of uhout something eise."
Mr.
lunt night thnl Wchor Hiiffirtd a Nhd* Guliln n .645.
Pacific Coast Conference for
Ilnvtona lleneli, .Slice Dusler «f
The modest es-rosl
coal miner had
“ "fhln. only. Ploy” '' wh" h,,,, valuable recruiting work fur th- Hwulm explained, "hut the right Southeastern H igh
Galnesvi'le, mid Jolinnv Turnoff, another close call near Brest fracture above the left mikie nml
fourth straight time, 70 to 112.
Corps and was made an htmurui v 'upperlenlty dhlnT tome along una
separation
of
the
left
ankle,
•?""
in
‘
“'“
ry
game
of
the
winning
ami Leri Mntte of Hanforil.
noon nfler the stabbing. I'arl of
Major before the women'* hranrh til thi* year. I guess owning your
Schools T angle In
The veterans nlso are strong nt his right elbow wan lorn off by hill no crushed hom*M, which would *l**‘11^* conifjilt»cl • .4311
Eddie Arcaro and Karl Hand*
waa officially e*tubllshed.
own business Is twryonu's amrequire
an
operation.
*!'*H
Y""r
*“
I100*1
hla
mark
for
first liusr with Del.iind's Bed a shell fragment. For almost
Baseball Tourney both have piloted Suburban winMr.
Bwalm,
who
was
burn
in
billon
uml
we’re
wonderfully
"The
doctor
stated
that
Fred's
three-year
span
to
.425.
A
Rniierts, iTitnlkn'* Lefty Mayer. a year his elbow was "I." shaped
ndrs at Belmont Park three time*.
Trentun, N. J„ "fell In love" with pleased with the nice reception
Leesburg'* Julian Acosta mid Dav- and three pf hi* fingers of his •tikle would have to he In tha "" '" " ‘ h. polished fielder who mail. Florida in 1041 when he was In- accorded u* in Hunford. In return
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., Juna
■U
t
for
nl
lei.*I
*ix
week*.
I
In,.‘
he
team
at
Iha
ago
of
3,
Durk
n
A.. I» * -l----'*
‘ '
tnnn Beai’ii'* (.‘Inv Hleiiing. Book throwing hand were paralysed.
l|*#*
of Clemmons, N. C., U kw on Tennessee's tltllst, meets Corinth
■«(»'• I.... Fret 1,11* Played nil the
I'itcherllob JHube) Waldelo treduced to It vU an all-expenses- we m ‘ rylnu
ies iii,-liid.- Don Allen of (initios"I started out In the Air Corps, 'euele.ll
paid
tour
conduct*)
by
tho
Army
ph6tofr»|»hlc
^trvLo « f which
, Mprlat High of Atl«uU» Go«« it High, Corinth, Miss.; Woodlawn
lie will plnv lu Hie Flor- " r,‘
hy Knsherg.r as the
villi- mid Tonv Flelln* uf Orlnndo. says Kasuk. "Then I was ii para
Air Corps. After ssrvlce la Italy nr* capable.
I
j, j5|f today In th# Fourth' An High, Birmingham, Ata., tangles
I. Hetc League ihl*
And nil players selected ns All trooper and wound up ill the ill
Ibis year."
year," ManMum- ,"'"t l'r“ Pr“ " l '« ‘ *
with Andrew Jackson of Jackson
Waidele won 11 gamcai Includ
Htars wlio are with tlit- first-place funlry. 1 spout three years In the htfor Gruber ili-i'lnn-il
Southeastern High School ville, Fla., ami Washington and
ing five shutuuts, ami struck uut{ aeon Peaches M a k e' **v*n hllR f"r hi"
team will he reldneed mi the All- Army, half uf the time in hospi
success uf nual
Lae of Arlington, Vs., plays th*
1OH haters In HO Innings,
4
u
j T
j
«
the season. A lll.lv wild through Baseball Tournament
fltar squad hy Ihi, men next high tals in England and California. At
fl
Three other top-notch aeeond- host team, Science Hill High of
stermlned
Bid
F o r >h*>.rd,> tisuan ligl.lened
■ down
■
Art Chnrette, an aggressive and
tire pain lit Ills arm was so excru
est In voting.
I’ulm Hprings the doctors operated ciating that lu1 played only two speedy outfielder, stole home II i
day
game#
ar#
on
todav'a
pro
Johnson City.
yle.ded one h.t through the
Lfad In Sally League and
mi my right eilsiw and took uut Inning*.
The North Carolina lada, favor■Igth. The IVacbis banged out at gram. North High of Niuhvllle,
times In 22 games.
ii bone half the slsa of iny thumb.
ad to take the single elimination
least une safety In every Inning,
Kusbergcr, who drills hi* tram
Sanford Legion Nine Thnt was iilmul min year after I lit around up with Columbus,
BY AHSOCIATEb PRESS
. nfsat, swamped Ht. Xavier of
and every man In the Macon line
fit., and hit ,2VB In the Hally for hours un bassball fundament
wn* hurl. Now I have pluntlo In League. Il wss while wlty als as well as such niceties of
twice aa many from two T a r! Louisville, Kentucky's champs. IITripH St. Cloud
Now that thslr fruit la again In up hit at leaet once.
the el Imw.
Omaha In Iha Western Leagua the ganiu as pick-off and cut-off
Both clubs used four hurlers In twirlsrs. Tha gams attracted the 3, In the opening game last night,
f « « k e | , *kl>«t"It's really trmihUimmii In the In 1347 that the parent oiganl- plays, still has a lung Way to go,
HT. GMHID, June 22 (Kpcrhil)
th*
nightcap at Augusta. The Ti largest crowd o f tha ysar at Col-1 The championship gama is sat
,
*»
N
“
'"d
ftw
thent
to
for Friday.
sallon saw hope In Eddie's howsver, before lie ran aqual the
determined bid for (|rst gers cnaserf on* over In th* bot ufnbla, 2,606.
— Hanfoid's Junior Legion nine curly Tprltig Iml it's uli right now
claimed n dunl win over Ht. fllnmi No, It doesn't uffecl my thruwlng, baseball future, lie hit >0 hoa^ I record hung up by the man ha sue plhqe In the Sauih Atlantic Lcagua tom of the tenth to win. Tha Tribe
hsra yesterday, winning the fust lull I hate to play second base era and hatted ,.12H.
I reeded at Ht. Benedict’s,
waa off in a fast start aa they
Pf3ot
tfie;r#W'
(LWioi
dubbed the Rebels of counted _slx tallies In tha first,
Kaxnk reporti'll to Ht. W a r.
' “
game, 4-3, nml claim the second by where you have to pivot nml make
( W . j W h Chsrlesto
those
snap
throws.
Third
haso
I*
.......................
0-0 score us Ht. (Tmnl conceded
H A V E M ORE FUN W ITH
rleston, S to 2, last night forj but thO Tigers kept whittling awaj'
tha game when rain hulled it uftei tlie spot I like best although last burg In thu spring of IU47 but was !.uron,|,r Teams" to 160 straight tlklr flfth victory In a row. and until they tied It up with a three-J
year
ut
Rochester
was
thu
first
nudged the slipping Savannali In , run rally In the ninth. The Tiger*
three Innings.
A H IA W A T H A !
dlans out of the second spot In the took ths first half of ths douhla
Inst season. In thu International 1220’s,
Tha Hanford team opened hos Itlme I played third.
"Things
happen
funny,
thuuiih
itandlr— *
1 bill with another of those last, m u g s nuppun tunny. Ilmugli.
Istandings.
tilities In the fourth frniiie o f’ tho
League all-slur game voting he
mtrkhh I AND HTAH
.The
first game on a triple to renter by If. It weren't for the fset Inut lost uut hy omi point to IhsPhllKTBEHH l-ANIi UTAH
i 'J
1? I ™ ‘‘{“ PH*1 kolh ends uT minute drives for a score.
a twin bill to tho Tigers of AugusClarence LTniise nml nil Infield uut WIdtoy. Kurowskl was out with a Has' Pmhlln* Head Jones, then
Ernie Schuerman, Card short
|
^
>
)
Nswsfvaturss
bad arm,“I probably wouldn't have
[ ta, losing In the first game, a to stop, was th* falr-halred boy al
by Harrison,
with Toronto.
liAYTOWN, Tex. - Blg Tpm 3. aner
after 1-lnnlngs
yielding tho ths plata and on dafenae a* ba led
l-lnnlnga and yialdtn
Hanford ruine buck In Die fifth beon playing* U)lnf base for the| Kasak make* his homo In Aus- B((,ihand*k*,
Bsytown
High tkinnlng nightcap, 10 to 2.
to tally two morn runs und added Cnrdlnnln, TinL'nwhon Al Hchoen- tig. Tsx„ with hi* wife and a baby
them to victory at Greenville. It
m|.hty fullbsok, •—
dlanst
hurt
bis
nnkl*
In
I'hlla. Tha Columbus Cardinals edged wai the Cards’ second victor/ oyer
the final nml winning run In the
girl horn April 1 o f this ysar. He p|ched hJi c5|*go.
.
delphlti
w
i>
hud
two
Inflelderx
out
seventh ns Dougins Ogieuliy and
tho Spina.
saya he was so excited tha day
Hloihandsk*, callsd "ths
Clause pulled n dimlde steal, Og uml I moved over to second base tha baby was born that he "mad* Hw#da", was on# of tha most
Three markers In th* bottom uf
(S
ami
Joo
Olnvluno
to
third."
lesby seoreil on Die play,
enough for tha itotw
a roupl* of arrow and struck out wld#)y
BChoolboy athlstos
Ksssk
suffered
another
In
flenforil
Odd 2lil l— I i| it
iked
tilt
Tan.
M
b
18 HJ*. at 4QQ0 H.PM.
Jury whag
1
___________
«t als trwght
he waa
IB, Just____
out In on oxhlhltlon game" against )n < r„ag< fourteen major sollsfto
St. Cloud
»0« (too 0— Ii U .1 jury
1 Hands
tad Jacksonville tn
tha Brave, at Bradenton. Ha, offered^him*Kholarshlp. Co m Sm
n want the distance
(O.B.C. Certified) Non*
Russell Mann, Charles Tliomss of high nchool at Muse, Pa, Ha Ills parent* still live In Muaq, camp#d on hi. door stop. On# outif
Hla ntotea collected
a Paashes, giving up only
(II) and Gene I’eiinlngliin; Mill.- had si» riba crarhed In a mlna Fa., where he ha* three brothers, uf.(^
M0ut
callad
Tom
at
S|M
F
l
o
o
d
i
n
g
Carlwrator,
------ pll rara
and Roberta.
one s.minor, another a mlllworker * u -...i *—
- •»*------------- *
the (rack# about fire
Oim -PuII A U t o •RawiM
daya later waa a ll
from tha shaft.
is home before
“K*t" Btagtar, Self-Pilot
Ha came* from tho same town
YKSTKKDAY'H HTAHH
Count Control. "Eerol" Bevel Speed
that
aant
Andy
Hemlnlch,
Phillies'
Elmar Vain, Athletics—slstnmsd
Qeare. Auto-TUt-Up. Idee) for heavy
horn# run with tlin hasas full; cataW , td the majors. Both
las and atola two has- worksd ln the .ama mlna. Oddly
hulls and egwwwwww
SDQidboatl.
^we
*nd Bemlnlek
tha Athistlea defeat
Waftr He. 21 on thtlr uniforms.
. r~
—t wd
1 Indians, l-t.
Xasak sUrted orgsnlxed ball |n| II k lt a i
o, GlanU—went thn
th# Clxaa D Georgia-1
i
*
« , lit
.
last
ilnga.
Valdosta,J
a-r
In orde
order as tha Giant*
was aignsd by a Knoxvlllal
tha St. Louis Cardinals,
aeouL Than
S f i tk^OArdiaalsjiet
i Cirdinalx g e t hlm|
..... ...
‘THkab
r;>e>yY.'
• player. They pull
dothaU aad
,
Albany,
y . Ga.,
i i In tha mib * 1
(Rad) Rolf# scored run#
sempany ror lira r
m
M »*Kia i« LV,r hlR
mark; Wttor. Howsver, h#
Yorl
HM. t2 g .t h i. first
League record.
win. H# did"Ii
« n h f WM In the^Armj. Aftar
the baaea loads*
..Mihat
T t t . " may
*
ReA
at preaaat'
r ; u ilr ^ i
•Nt M IM
1IN( S t o w* Awsw'
“ Galor H .'"
Taken By Local Photographers
Newark Prep Schisil
ilf,
Top Flight Women
Golfers Set Out1 BY associated phehs
In Western Open
Consecutive Winn
Tho Chihhfiuse
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landing a big on* hat lit problems In an allhjator hunt. Thlt fellow's Jaws art nooied, but that tall tan churn up trouble. And Mr. 'Galar't palt may earn* to nit aid
IIOH1I on the huntera* caps and tho young captive's grunhr hnvo attracted
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b l( fellow. ...............
Hart;. Mrs. “Roots prepares to drop
n wire noose over his head.l,
• r .f
WHIll Mr». floes* keeps a wire line mi thru i . i»llve lout, Kokh Allen
rcudles a rope noose so lie can tuko lh< lute out "l those muscular Jaws.
n again! In shallow water. Allen complataa tha task of tlelng up the big
lilen cam alllggtor Uncut. It tastr. like a crOw betwatn pork and fl»h.
atoa m Ted Iwohr* gad Tsitkstri, trm Mint **•!»»'« ffgadfrate •
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STANDING In a cullin' lx iluniicroui tin n u . —hut no purt of an .illiwitor hunt is porlicului tv
safe. Here, Allen hunts Ins wt ittttliut: «-it*t' iilmunl. It limit ; like it's nil over — hut Is Iff
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NOW that the fight Is out of their captive, Mrs. Hoes* and Allen bead tor hit
tteplUa Institute at silver Springs In their station wagon. Cuiurt tldaa MPf eon]
s e v e n
�Legal
N otice
IN- COURT “ o r ‘ T i f f - COUNTY
JUDOK, SEMINOLE COUNTY,
sta te of Fl o r id a . in FROBATE.
In re lha KaUta of
Florence Thomaa firady
Dacaaaad.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CON
Nnl'ca la hereby alvan that Vlrelnla D Pavla filed her final re.
art aa Ki*, utrlx of lha aaleta ol
toranca TYiomae llrady, dacaaaad;
that aha (Had her petition for final
dlacharae. and that aba will apply
to tha llonoratile O Puuelaa Stanatrom, County Judnn of Seminole
County, Florida, on tha *|h day
of July, 1*4*. for approval of aama
and for final dlachareaa aa Ktrcutrlt of tha aatata of Florence
Thomaa llrady, dacaaaad, on llila
llh day nf June, t ill
. ViitfllNIA D. DAVIS
i t KSUaitrls nr tha aatata nf
Florence Thomaa Rradr,
dcrcaaM.
P
IS(STICK TO AFFHAn
TO DAIHY LEE KKIOANH, whoa*
rsalrfenc* l« Lumber City, (Uorala
rou are bereliy required tu ap|,esr on June lo, |t|t, |n a cerl*Tn
divorce penilliiit In ths circuit
Court of Hetnlnole County, Florida,
In Chanrery, nn nlihrevlated title
nf <vhli.il eeld ran** ta DAN C.
KKIUANH. I’UIntirr,
va. DAIHY
LKK KKIUANH. Iierendant.
WITNEH8 my hand and r,(Uriel
seat al Hantord, Florida, thla flat
day of Hey, l>|!
<l. (■ HKIINDON
clerk, Circuit Court
Hamlnola County, Florida.
b ICAIj
kotii 'M
nr HAermi'e BALK
NOTICR IH KH
IMftEBY OIVRN
that pureuant In _Flaal peer**
rendered on tha ruth
:lt day of May,
A. l>. 1*4*. in (hat eeriat cauaa
pending in lha circuit Court, In
and for Kemlnolt County, Florida,
la Chan,-ary, wherein ItUH W.
MtmiU'r and MARTHA K MUItHAT, hla wile, are Plaintiff*. and
n it donai. dhon, and louihm
c. donaldhon . his wife, FHKD
1 *
tftl
A. HORTON M l FRANCES F.
were
Creak geographer* divided their
MORTON, ht* wtf*. »r« <Dfaadint*.■ Eleven and 'twelve”
Mia un4*r*l*a*d. >■ Hptclal Mbs. orlKlnally written "oneteea” end known world Into two portions,
Europe end Asia end the parts of
tar, will within lha (seal hour* twotean .
of aala on Monday tha 4th day of,
,
Africa known to them ware deJuly, A. D. 1»4», offar for gala and, ground floor area for
nna
gall to Ilia hlalimt and best btaRory dw.fifnV
elfMted ea a part of Asia.
"lory
dwelling. *nc?udiSi
Including -°.r!
gardar for raah at tha front door nf
age.
tha Court Houaa of Hamlnola Coun
The property Honed In Dletrlct
Because of tha alkaline content
ty, Florida, In Sanford, Florida,* . R-1 ton. (tingle Family D i"
of eahes, tools end containers used
tha following described
daacrlhad nroparty, trlct), described aa tha North
altuatad and bains
situated
bslnn In HamUjol*
to hendle ashes In big power
I«o reel of Lot « of A V.
f'nuhlir
ICInrlita to-wlt:1
County, Florida,
Frencli’a HulidtviaIoa, located i plants must be made of metal*
Tha NWI* of the HKti aieelit
and ahuttlng on tha Weal aid* [which resist corrosion,
the I»H or tha HWI4 or NWU
of French Avenue, Houth and
of the HKU nf Hec. II, Tup.
alacent to the Sanford Htale
tt. It. 19 Rail, containing
Parmer* Market property, ta
arree, mure or (*»», logelh
proposed to he changed to C-l
er
with
all Improvement*
<Commercial.. Induetrlal)
nisthereon
trlct.
(Being the property described
All parllee In Interest and ottIn that certain mortgage dated
laen* shall have an opporlunllr t„
Nov. I, 1040. of record In the
be heard at said hearing.
puMlo
record* of Hetnlnole
»V
«*f Ills I’ll/ (Jommleslon
County, Florida, In mortgage
of tha City Of Hanford, Florida
llonk *!. page 441. foreclosed
thla I llh day of Juna, 114*. .
In thla suit.
II N. HAVKIt
Bald aals will lie made purati
V City cierE Of tha City
to and In order lo aellafy
of
Hanford. Florida.
term* of euld Final Decree.
It If WATHCIN
Aa Hperlut Mauler
L egal N otice
Owner,
Guaranlce4u
To
Stay
ENAMEL
DupHcatM ExptmJvg Baked On Flnlahea
Gat Tha Baal, 11 Coata Leaa, Gel
CAEMOTE- For say Sarfere, Interior or Exterior
“ Yoa Cak't Beat It for Qaallly”
“Yon Can't Beqt It for Prtea"
CARMOTE Mildew Restating Hones Paint, Equipment
Enamel, KoUll Flat Waft All Tope In quality.
We Recommend Nothing But Responalblo Palntors
Who Guerantoo Hstlsfsctiou.
Sparkling Water
In abundance from f ° by ° wn
well Cool, frwh, pure water
■t all lin n . W all drill your
well and do lilt pipint to
your home. Catl now for free
Mtlmnte.
Whitt
Qttlck
Drylnf
VARNISH
CAPUOINE
NOTICE OF I'lIltLlC IIKAItINO ON
I’lUiroHED C H A N (I E H IN
IIOUNUAIUKH O*
CF.ItTAIN
HIHTItlfTH OF THE ZONINU
OIMMNANCt; OF TIIK CITY Of
HANFOIID, FLOHIDA.
Notice l» hereby given that u ,
Public Hearing will be held al (hr
office of the City Commission In
the City flail In the City of H*n-‘
ford, Florida, at T:ID o’clock I*. M, |
June |o, I'Jtt, to conelder the fol
lowing chanaee and aoiandmenls
lu the Zoning Ordinance nf lha
City
of Hanford, Florida:
lly or
The property bounded on Kast
by Poplar Avenue. Houlh by
nlsMt Creel, West or weei
boundary tine of City, North by
First Htreet, and soneri In Dis
trict It -1 (One Rlngle Family
Illslrlcll, with minimum re
quirement nf Son ai|uar* feet
ground floor area for one story
dwelling, la proposed to be
changed Into a new Zoning
District lo be claselfled an Dis
trict tt-1-X time Mingle Fam
ily Dlsirlrt), with minimum raiiulrsmsnt of 100 square feet
Agency end that 1 Intend to re
enter said name eoraoeat to me
Terms of tha "Fictitious Name
Statute" to-wit i Sac. *11.0* FLOR
IDA STATUTES 1*41 with the
clerk of the Circuit Court of Sem
inole County, Florida.
FRANK B. MacNEILL
'v ■
"WE HAVE GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE"
We Appreciate Your Patronage
AFffR INI IfMATI Foreign Relation! Committea had unanimously ap
proved the North Atlantic Defense Pact and recommended Its ratifica
tion by the Senate, Sen. Tom Connallj (D-Tex.), the group’s chairman,
and Dr. Francis O. Wilcox (right), discuss the action In Washington. The
taller Is chief of the advisory staff to ths committee. The Senate group
also approved a lUtv-page report which Interprets the American com
mitments under the defense treaty.
'International Soundphold)
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
"Sanford's Leading Petal A Glyua Store"
117 Bo. PARK
Prat Delivery
PHONE SOS
M. G. HODGES
PLUMBING— WELL DRILLING
409 W. lat 81.
PHONE 128
NOTICE TO P R O P E R T Y O W N ERS
mot
* *
'pin 1948 dflHnquent real estate tax list of tha
m
w
u m
a m
City of Sanford, Florida Is posted at the front
dftor of the City Hall and at the front door
®
of tho Court House In ths City of Sinford,
Florida, and will remain ao posted for a period
Use
HERALD
W ant Ada
tj, fi
Fee ReeeR*
TSs tetlawlag M M eael* t«
• Waal AC* s ilI M M 4a 'T S r
eater* Metel/i__________
, tier IBe ea* l|
Hue las*.Itae
lfsiM It* ear tfee tee*rltee
Mm.** Sr pet tie# iaaei
ertfee
l i e e I s m MlBB
** Itsire Be esr
l i_
es,
Fire wsrde »#i l b s _
fsaki* safe fee Mark
lark fart
taw m w
J
PHONE 148
waa« see mil ae
tree ta* islegkeM ea
M s t s a fkaras If sag* **■•
Is Mata* la ;!• tslagkaae bask,
la rerare la* (Ma aasalaasada44a* tka aar*rllea* la fagasta*
ta gar g»awatl». Ik area* far
aa ta rae*.r Ik* k*a( gaaafbl*
••vrlra. all Waal A*a asM ka
I* SHIN aa I t l l s r kafars
a fs ia J " -
Please aatifr aa tMoredlatali
-wrara la taer l *
If
far
Wa *aaea4 aa
. . raaaaoalsia
-—
aiata «kaa ana Isrsrtwt faaa*
W
THE
SAN FO RD
HERALD
AT THE Cowan Apt*., ennvenlantly located across from the
Post Offlct, one room efficiency
apartment, modern tile bath,
suitable for builnei* couple or
individual^ Phone BBO, _ _ _ _ _
WEt AKA APARTMENTS, llfl
W, First Street. Furnished
room* A apartment*. Day, week
or month, Phone 18-R or 1481.
I.ovaiy apartment with two bedrooms. NIce location. Cell 470.__
TWO "ROhlOurnlahed cottas*,
utilities Included also larage,
Phone 404-M.
__
_
'
t room furnlihed apartment, near
Mov Inland Theatre, Anne Pomhen, Rt. 9, Boa 447, Sanford,
FURNISHED HOttS^ t i r Maple
A v e n u e , IBO.OO m o n t h l y .
ROBERT
A.
WILLIAMS,
REALTOR. Phone 782.
S t W —two nicely furnlihed epartmente good neighborhood, utili
ties furnished, no abjection to
chUdnn. Ceil 108ft
fiEWLYidecofalad furnlihed ga
rage apartment. 80S W. 18th. It.
3 — Real Estate For H als—a
LADIES I ! ! 1 1
12’ UTILITY boat for sals cheap.
TWO Bedroom home In good con
Entertain ten ledy friends at
21H E. IKth. flt.
dition, near shopping district.,
i im - i , . » . . .
.
,
cosmetic party end receive 18.00
Low rash down payment, and AUTO GLAHH Inulnlliul, Glata for
in merchandise. Hall Orlando
3-0688 Collect.
| HKSK/«irr « i . . . * I..IM c *
THRKK Bedroom House, very I l l- I l l W, 2nd. HI,
Rhone 820.
modern, Hardwood floors, t«"» (il.AIHOl.UH-heautiful tClada, 12— Hpednl Servient — 121
tllo hathg, lovely sbsdc treesi cut frCH|, t,vtry ,|
ay nr^. P*r
day,
and fruit treks. Priced lutlnw tu.:—
>n|| t|p- -We grow
them
day's msrket nn easy term*.
Expert Radio Repairing
for your pIcHHiire. 310 W. 8th,
Frad Myers. 311 E. 2nd. Ht,
_______
I have l)iiHlnesi"s well cnlntillHhed i HI.
and operating profitably, Ibat I GOOD Mule, 1 double wagon and VENETIANTb L i NDH made to or
der. flemlnola Venetian Blind
ran be purrhiutod on let tun.
viirlous multi equipment, ft. 0.
Co. 820 W. 3rd. Ht. Phono
Thrasher, Celery Ave,
C. A. WHIIHHIN, Hit.
1162-W.
IIP H. I'ark Ave.
I’hone 1281. If It’s Hcrnnn wire you want • NEW F1.C0RH surfaced In perfec
check with un • Galvanised and
tion. Old floors maria likes new.
Ilrntue, all sixes. Priced right,
4 BEilltOOM two glory house on
KOOKR8 HARD-1 finishing, cleaning ft waxing.
two lot*, screened porch, VenaPortablo power plant. 82 year*
Halt blind!, garage. In city
experlonco In Seminole County,
Limits. *4,000. Phone 1066-J.
II. 'M. Gleason, Laka Mary 1
i'ITtBBURG Paint*
every
FOR FARMS, homes, business
EM ortai —
purpose.
property and aerfege, see your HENK/AHIK niasx
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
Petnt Co.
E, A. HIrou I Realty Agency 118-114 W, 2ml,
AND T Y PINO
N. „
Phemo lit.
Orle R. Mathieux, Assoclatt
CREDIT BUREAU OF
m
X
y
t
a
u
washing
machines,
I 1307 E. Krrond Street or phone
HANFORD
parts and nervier. Randall Elec.
' 1800-J._____________
____
111 N. Perk
Phene IN
(6 ROOM house furnlihed or un
B/M ornlng flentlwi. ifffurnished,
landscaped
yards, ONE COAT Fla. Oil Paint. Covef, OkTAM
Undo Evening 8tar. Cell Ralph
any nurfnco. Six pantel tints and
fruit trees, four lots. B*« owner,
white, *3.75 per gallon.
I Ray. 1106-J.
______ _________________
W. A. Leavitt, 24U3 Oreng* Ave.
HKNKAK1K U »»» A Paint Co. >0.11,1, 517 for Battery,. Generator
112-114 W. 2nd, HI.
Phone 320.’ and Rtar-cr service. Bweln'e
I— lieu I F.Klatu Winded — l
HutDry Hervlre, 301 W. First
Ht.
From Owner two or three hedromn Iti— A lU T t’ I.KS W A N T E D — A
modern or gcnil-mndern house'------------------------------------------------- La U'NMOWERH sharpened, titeyrie* repairt-d. lock and key
within d ly Untilo. Must he rna-
6—
Arllcttv. For Hale —5 7—I'elH-l.iveHlock-HuppllcH
FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dinners
sveryntght, >1.00. HOMER'S.
Mill's Swap Shop— We buy. a*II or
trade most anything, 40(1 San
ford Ave, Phono 1P8-J.
We .both lose when you don't
bring your prescription* to
Laney's. Phone 108.
8—
HELP
W ANTED
of barbed wire fence
Volusia County. For i
Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.
matlon writs. X.Y.Z.
DOttER A GAY PAINTS
“
flee Qateen, general t
"Best for the South"
W AN fEtl—-White tatas-Ledy. ex
STANLEY-ROGF.RS
HARDperienced in trnueer alteration*)
full time work. Morgan's Bale*.
ili register and aealea,
807 Hanford A venue._________
cheap. Phono- 1438-J,
Companion for elderly lady. Write
NJOY Sunday dinner .
Boa A. (I. Cara Herald.
Tie also weak days. ]
abort orders.
9—
MRrpaaiii
W ORK W AN TK D
PRACTICAL NURSE and Baby
ellter, can give Doctor's refreeneea, phone UM-R,
tOWER PRICES, ~faM rtrw iS jf
H B B T fo O R K d o i
Oeodyear Liquid Roofing
etqpa ell leaks. 10 year
SpSESSK
terdrn hints, Phtww iafU.
■
ACL TVFjt¥ oil' holldoaer watfc
, Mwne aa write F. H.
tb a m tr -i
s '
10— Bualnms Opportunltlea
ArlicItM For Bale
of four consecutive weeks.
All real estate upon which the 1948 taxes have
not been paid, and agalnBt which tax certifi
cates have not already been Issued, will Ite sold
at public auction on thu 1st day of July, 1949,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. at tho front
door of the City Halt In the City of Sanford,
Florida.
fMIIOINI HUMAN poses In front of the Whits House with tha HI-Y
'’governors" of nineteen stnlcs, who are In Washington to BUop®
Notional Conference of Hoy Governors. The President totd the execu
tive*" the! the responsibility of good government will wet entirely upon their shoulders In the yeare to com*. (International foussysot*)
*
i
'
H. N. Bayer, City Clerk.
.
j
t " -** —— ~r «
OZARK IKK
W ff/V THC
&UQS-SOM
QAMa
JOSH
cash
went
already
UNDER WAY,
THE RIVAL
CLUROWNERt
" s .’sr
work. No walling—work *ueranted. H. W. Hhum*n, 810
Eaxt 4th. Ul., Sanford, Fla.
<Formerly with William* Flxil
Shop).
STEAM-LUX
Houie
Washing.
Entire outilus area Includlllg
screeni. Fr*o eatlmatea. Phene
collect Oviedo 3081.
For full tins of GALVANIZED
and BRONZE SCREEN.
For all weights In ROLL ROOF
ING.
For QUALITY, SERVICE tad
PRICE,
Try BTANLEY-ROGERB HARD
WARE COMPANY.
Saaferd Mole* A EqpL U ;
IN W. lat Street
— iAKirsiwnfFr'f
Garage A Service Station 1
Celery A Sanford Ave. • •
Auto R etirin g
Standard OU Products___ i
ARKET Harbor Shop. OpeiTi
day, every day. 1 Invite n
frlendi and euatomera. I m
welUng for you. Lonnie lit
TH E
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T* Promote the Progress of America ■
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Established 1908
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Continued " i i n 1 «llti local .iftrrnomi thundr r ilm» »r» Ihruiist
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T H U R S D A Y . JIIN E 23. 11M9
NO. 21H
A ssorlafi-d I'ress Leu.set) W ire
—»-- ---
60 New Homes Built
Passage Of Truman Coplon Slaps MoreIn Than
Orange City In Last 2 Years 3 Billion Dollar Cut
Housing Bill Is Seen Trial Method
In Military Spending
.By Political Leaders Prosecutor
Hv W I I . I.A R D C O N N t il |,Y
M oic than 60 new iiornei valued in excer* ol MOO .000 have been
built in Orange C ity during the p ari l» o year*. L I Abel, head of the
building committee of the O iange C ity Town Council declared this
•
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t ..
S a y s
S lip
Is
K e p t
In
S t r a ig h t ia d t e t
A n d
f-x
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h
i
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e r r
R DP
er ; actr , „ Jp‘neS Dutch Airliner
L 3 n tt
D e n ie s
p T e s i d e ^ r f Bn! C tM h * S , n l ° S e 8 ’
30 To 40 Killed
U C i?l1 (1
B H n n
_____ _
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Proposed In Senate
Located on Ihe San to rd -U eLan d highw ay only eight nitlei north
° f the Monroe Bridge, and 12 mile* flout downtown .'a n f.u d . Orange
C ity Is h town o f unusual b e a u t y * -------------- -- ~ — —■
■———
( 'vun
with it's 1' "m
oiht
Hf |i*\rti
navpri sirccia
jitrepts t|
.rmfc
» 0f• Ot.-tv^r City w4tcr from
t
irir
S
p v
;n e r *h*uow *ti **y t * 1*
o*k*,
and its
weM
beautiful homes, parks amt gar- fu, ,ttt)p
♦»*^ 4iig,
t f,
»f
the btnuti-
0,,,lus!, f
WASHINGTON, lure >3 i.-Pi
p rlor la
19<,8 ?*•*•*' " f "JV"''
»•-»
I j ,1 r t
l a
rrlor to the Mg Ireeze of loao llo-klmum tuhlio C’hrarv face each
Judith Coplon complained in near {10, Orange City was a famous ,
hysterical lone* today thal the gov- c llru a shipping ce n te r; but w ith
nf colcie-sl a r-h il(o tu re
the
WASHINGTON. June 23 f /P t Rep. Jsvits. a New York Repub
ernmenl i* not giving her fu ll free
lican . broke with hit party's leader
F lv in g F r o m
R a t / w i a dom to defend h eirelf aga.nrl e*.
ship and predicted in the Home
.
T o
H o lla n d
S h ip
today that Preiident Truman', big
, I
8 M
I
I feel that I'm krpl in a itr.nl
homing program will parr.
T h o t i f i h t O f f C o u r s e racket,” shr shoulcd al loltn M
Some folk* "are going to be
Kelley, Jr., government prosecutor.
•urprited" by the number ol voter
FAR I. Italy, [une 21 </p)— A
"1 would like for the iury to see
the bill gtlt" on both ride* of the j lour-engmed Kim (Royal Dutch
ihe
k m d 'o f work I did "
airle," Javitr declared.
i Auhne,) plane traded in the «es
re d e fa l Judge A lb e il I I b - m
The House GOP policy commit- off thu inqlbraxtern lialian port
tea hat come out solidly against the lodav killing lielween HI and 40 ha* ru l*d lepealedlv lin t the governmenl n rtd not piodure Ntsss
.housing bill, and many Republi- , persons
Am ericans, Dutch and T u rk , ^
J - i c e Depastment "as"cans are attacking it as "socialism”
1
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and a threat to federal financial were said In have been agoard Ap- signment sheet showing the work
she performed
solvency.
I parenlly there were no <urvivors.
Miss Coplon said she wanted the
A
Ban
port
official
said
24
But Javiti supported the Admin
,v lo see all ihe reuorls d ial she
ia i h
......................
(.n -.i. bodies had been recovered, many »urvrv to see all Ihe resort
istration measure, saying "private
enterprise is not Joing the job" badly burner! Tlie»e inrhidrd 16 ever wrote heiauir
I want th
thel needs to be done in housing.
iur"- I've women and three children
to understand
House leaders claimed a margin 1be said
Sbe also protested il.al Kelley
of 30 votes lor President Truman's
Recovery of other hodie* believ kepi asking her questions tbal she
hotly contested housing trill, one ed trapped m the wreckage was '7"*'* " 0, l,n,w,r yr' *"
n"
■
■ was in explanation
why
Inndied hv rhoppv sea* ■
lialian
•of the major domestic points of .........................
navy
chser*
and
patio!
craft
weie
,on«
’
I'eet
he*
after
almost
hit "fair deal" legislative program
Speaker
Rayburn
(D -T ax) I aiding in the recovery operation*.
every question,
told reporters tha Administration
The plane crashed tn bright,
Her
outburst
capped
long
la sura to win.
clear weather. A light northeast hour* of question In which KelHowavar,
lawmaker*
ipaar- wind was blowing Some accounts ley;
heading an opposition team ofisatd the transport went down in
I. Developed that she considerHer—
—
*
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»s----• -Republicans, and Southern Demo- *’ *•
flames -front a .....................................................
height nf alimit ed visiting ~Russian In tha spring
crate Insisted the taauo Is still; ttt noo feet.
of lftjg. Miss Conlmi xanl that
-----fn—dcrabtr Rrp JtattecK (R:IluH . ...............
.
...........
. ....................
.... true, ...........
.. .................
Kim officials
in
Rome
Indicated was
but that
she dropped
aald Rapubllcana may have a sub- (be plane may have been off Its the Idea without trying to do
atltut* ready whan voting begins, comae and possibly svaa trying anything about It.
^probably tomorrow.
i f«*r an emergency landing al an
2. Sought to show chat she and
... Gubltche’',
_ _ _..... . . o ItusT"® opposition appeared split nirpnrt near Ilisri. The plana was Valentine A.
5,V*J’ 'wnwtnwr to make an all-iut en route from Raiavla, Java, to alnn ett(
nglneer, used a hxtdtual
“ » * r“ v *» destroyed, th is In d u stry Tow n f la il, which was built m
« ■ “ *>• * •' " 7 ^ ln ‘lu ' , r V now '» 1WH
from « l* x ,g „
by
E lto n
i*s exceed ingly pure w a ter sup- m „
„
, K „.f„, i
„ .
ply, which won it a gold medal at
the St. Louis exposition amt which
is shipped away In bullies and
,'“ r4 ^be lain John D Ruck, , *’ r,lpi"tc(l to have bail his
General Bradley
f .i l l i 'f l
Speaks Favoring
.
A r m v
/ l l l l l y
mp
P lV
I s ly
IL w ic Ic
V lf lO M S
,«,i ,,„ry brick Imdduig of iinuatinl
H„,| „
,,.mint»ccnl
,,f tllWn hall, m New England A l s m t f T i v n - T l ' i r r|'-, f tl
.\jnny uf the citizm, u( Orange
P m iifc .fil
I T il t r
Ir'<t>■ me from I'orme, tic it, and the
n V lig e “ c I i ? ”
n
U " “ , 'r ” K d w *rd
I •• ipilet lieauty and charm o f
( l l l r y nnk,-*- in i lilin n
" ra n g e C ity , plus Ihn h o sp itality
| s.c o ffice if \ s Ttuir Huw-kley,
’** ■
'**teens and eivjc leaders, f . . . . ,, c le rk , i i I -ateil on the main
f . v e m . U .J ,_ a m e vm ./o r t . u H . t , f u „ a, rhe w ,„ ........ . the build-
f-Vr rsvr-1 r i | I n
T
rv c.
M ^ 1U* i »I *
|mi1^ 11 111' i
il Mint! M. i fl-v
;*»
tHV til 11 "i i til tun rinitfi rs| tiff
Its population in 1S*J5 was listed nil. -(,,i
t|,, , NT„ P »i0.)r i. ,s.. ptnpiurrj f UV* OOO/XH) m p.iV |<\
7t>«. and l» estimated to be
,| nhatiibei Edward Webb,
nearly double than during the win- ,, imifc elm* icsidrnt. is mayor ilf.Uftl fn »it* WlUft) iffilifA is ill
Kk» bell i In tlsf InifFii
m
J«r
,tU l*r!*p'", h:,,H U
Ib.di.ey It Thus shy is president of
« r “ nge L lt y Hotel which is tinted n,e , -..lesctl wlucb includes E It Ifirnffif 11v,,
f„ r
-viiiiig. p re tld rii*
hom elike atm osphere
Mnny inuturUU
up tn lift
Vatican Charges
.f
the
E lo iid a
1 1 'intiiuti iih Fhii i mii
Warren Declines
n » *
A l t o v
)f
V t H
*l* tl r
f»l lltf 111 * **tit |« i v tknt*m. s In I*
dates b a il to I 'Mill
the I................... .
ami
tge
To Run Again For
Romanian Reds Florida Governor
D r .r iio m a s
O n rf
O f
Is ffM lt f r r
(ft ( d p flill
w v s l t i s - .i l IV. JiPi,.
•Vi !;»*' * a|IaI I I» V | AHf f
f tn|tiv )i»‘ * I* *al. i■iJ i Hirm■ng; Iit mi i *| t i'-n ♦* i «T mk
it j||1n n Mi
>•* silk* t,• tl-tt
i‘ ll>1» •! f • ' ll t iMt Id* Lll s' *
I*I"M111 I1"I, il Ml(4- In \ 11,1J111,1
K !l ’ if f X *"t. s
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W'Usa *t» l I | f M-'lMlM, *l»'l *
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■l’i *• ii x t' 'intuit't*f
n l(r h h i it ten .* | ,e |,i ,h». j
.......................
mU ,
t .I I *f
1fi iftT s
-t wl'ln it ♦h tn •" ntifi 11••I ■ m
in*.
......... |1 Mt* nf
tft si f glk ‘.(ill I ,*i, le-nt 1'ni
*11411
ILiilcy R rvr,ils
f*
'g a, b g b ."
lie h.l I th* ■*,,,!* A»m*,I *,
me* , on,milter dial lh* Aims
Navy an-l An I m. * pill ,t has** 1 '
irer ill, *nps*, In iiii.il liilui
leader i
"liei an.- ••"* Mi,.ball ,.| 1 .....
T w o L p flH ittK HifsIlfSIlp s'slV M o f t f l t , III O f f If r* llitvart (x vaiv)|1i n-MUV If^jtri turn, H
r
■ ■
vr i ’Rli pnlt ,»i v .iv
I Irtr. O i v f i i H i m I I t s is t»np(**I Hit *1i 11
A te
R ep orted
T o
?b*- n itttttt; -t i rp i"> TP’-‘ ■’
TTirO f Ie.ll. 1 1e m,l v s M xmIm II....... . 1 1xf 111Itliltr ) a 1* ll""
I la v e B e e n T o r t u r e d
I)*iMA k 4* t -ett 41ft t 1 Hill
VATICAN CITY. June .’ I f/Pi
^NC.ELL^ lime M
1
,1
1
(1
A Vatican souttr *tid today tbat
1 don t llimk IM „m Im t ., „ * „ „ „
Mere i, lit* , i* lie hum'll |1»*(
two leading bishop* of th* outlawed
? 4*n 11
1,u s*es>i.tii«*." (|,f I 10 •IIM'MIHO i* I, I
! *1
f I nm11Mt|f rl 'In !'ii*h lit*** I
Persecution By
I *i >•
\ | ,s i).till.l
I
Ilf M If l
C' I
I
.V IlO O lS
T
1 0
C«sl Mon* Monuy
,' 1 1* a 1 1
I 'T A
i
ii
m l»-n
I J If
| IV*’ -.
I '! i isq
* i M ills,it
I"
A cIn -
M -it io n 's
I I iii’ t n i i l - ' v m r ' M t R o l l
S\ l HIM Ills
S-J p
>'
-rn.il* today (elected
' * r-i i the
plin of .senator
Vtm » ill " r e i tn h ive f o n *
gre . -I-it with nnlinmil entergen- > trikes on s i l i f - b j -caxa
bsst. the ii ll'in imnuritrst to
am.rtiei * n in il vnl.iry for tha
.iipp. ti t , .q the I nf* Hartley
law ju m i.n io w hi. Ii lets tha
an* m i in. rut
*ei
injunctlona
again.* - n lirsl s t r i k e ,—though
not .ill who .oteil igiilnst tha
Morse plan favor inlunctlona.
VI \ MINI .ION, I’ .l.a M , . p ) _
A » t ini-i nml nun •nt in military
ih,
. l>. il ,*xi that
»))» t 1 ,
1 1, M■ ' ...... .. W.1X
» 4i« , ,
P«"("...*■ I 1 In I-, -*ndor Finn*
1*fx 1 k f ,
fir js. jt.fSfi fl**f irtltu MoTt to
ills® *»■11 t*r* \|'jM l|M| *! " 'll* low®
ffiiM rr
1"
It
ll .*
,
Imi Mini ii aiii
I f *■ i <|
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I '.[I tn\um t>16a
>.i Is trut i tinhslit
r*111•♦••-a ealiMuh-
o 1 *\v 1 »I»•.1
It
i >d 1 t r tlri pro*
T1” ii'j " *|mi iH'im fur
lid hi) other
Mvf ^ o i lhi%, he
\1. .i, 1. I*
I
•1*1)1 fin in.hi
.i,*11* i hi f MK V in h
» Ifi.'irnt)
11ii i, p i. #fi " n< »lt m < p,»\ toll tnneis
tv ,.l A * I .,
i«i, i I i»t trtlrr,il
f Uip!
. w|,*lr thr M "Uf Appttt*
A .N n il,
Pti.it1 oi * tiomit*^"* (.I'Mffd i Min-
S a n fo r d ,
x
t!»r f I
’ I » Hh'iiev lull for
^ j , *! H| Ilf (• ' Pfi
h* plane four days b •, sre lit* wed
Th* govansmant contend*—and faith It was dissolved by thr Ko
D i « 9
I n
O r la n d o !
»P mp lid l»r», t 1,|Vf ihe
S" retrt’ v "f
Stste
/Whenon
Htaa Coplon hotlt danlea—‘ Kat mefiian government last Drcrmbet ding to Bstlisre Y nn j( . 24. ne»t
✓
••
,
i
f* o • t » further KSj
%
' 9Of ^ hm! r,i ♦,
It'uflaxal Oa >ass Twa>
Sunday
The source laid the Communist
I ORLANDO, Jur.t 23—i/Pt—Dr. ■r *e
M r hf 11e , # flip * |;(| | PI i lit f r prrth
ii»n on renrnilie Mid !■* t* prying for the Tbnmsi \ Nrst. Orlsrnlu pby-i
randar on fundamental prlnc
i, 1 'D -p« Hr ' k®fni'v
A' hrson
ttMnia in Romania i* brut ui>i” *
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'
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..
MONTGOMERY, Ala., June 23. C o v e r e d W a g o n T o 1 S'ltung nut tbr two bratiilie, * tup ntll of |l-* |i!gsy li.tnk ' I’ve <-<t>*i end f or mc r rtstitord i* 1
plai."
,I,.
\ tbr
unpor■
i
1
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1
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I
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M
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1
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Tha legislation proposes a vast (./P)—Negro xnbllers at Maxwell
* »f i®
f ii| pi
*. 1 hr North
‘ ecu lioll'li. tll"leM alnl nickels 111 drpf. dl,-d rtf Ibii I’bindn Rsnili*
lli'
Roman
Calltolu
fault
tbn*
' 11"»K I i ‘ x iff* i' ♦f >
program of slum clearance, low- Field have been admitted to an C o m e
t'i"i v r -trrdsv nMeniiHiti f.-linw.
,pl ,),*> Hurl ,tn I I if opr HI) mini
T o
S a n fo r d
fti'tll tbr gtnun*r Up. -slid with |l,r •I fi -1 *oplr Inn*
llllli
rant public houilng and farm Hlrman's club and swimming pool
Ii
1* I . I O•
mi >I I n r n f M-vcrsI nr*1pi
•gTi iim* m(i Mtiw 1i,if ia1iith1 Aed»
Ihr ti-tilling u «i lieduled lot |l| Ntiil would Iihvi, lir-ii 7b •
hoasing aids. Its cost has been previously restricted to whites.
I. 1'
B o n d
D r i v e Uir nl rvrty means ol teitoi, up
estlma'itad all the way from $7.Onl Leslie G. Mulzer, com- F o r
I
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M
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ililime)
Sunday
*1
!
\
cm
"Id
Allgllxl
3
•
I),
lurs-mn. and piesitue "
,,*• » i tom h y
\ i (11 |H
BCO
.OOO.OOII m
to 120,000,000,0(10.
tiiitinlitig officer, said Hie policy
uiuuu.uui,
• I,
pM.rninciit rlm’ liir wip I in
Thu V'nllraii Infmmuni ,>■<<t 11,, llir We ttwnml * •turmimlv ClniH ll in M,r
1 ' in ivi>1® 1150**
i
,U» ,n ■» i
Tha tension broke Into n fist- of "riiimllty of treatment” rnnt
.miMi-ii-r.
(in
II,iv
i
in
Friday at midnight Is the dead- C'r<tntistln1 s t deiuiilidt'il tbr 1
I ll
A ir< r|ftirin u ill (is»ft< j I Ihr finrur
MMtMum ,f .
111 f o h i
awinging brawl yesterday. Tho fonns wiili President Truman’s line' for "seniiViig"or ’ mailin'
i"'i"|i i‘ N|iluntr nf III* I1|iiv,-i i.
<♦1 <1 VtIMtil Mfnll Hfitflv f Itr "f ' ■' Igin l turn nf IM'.lt;, n I
.....................
prlnolpali wrer tho H3-yi>ar-nhl n o tl- Negregnllnn order ‘
daan of tho House, Ilep. Sabath untied (litres
i *i • p* »•»• than
I imrinnr ^i^ thmi!
^iirrls I i' i ' t;iiidnntrd frnin MmI h* r, no u
i I
V 'D -lll), a stout supporter of tlm
The Colonel said no distmb
m
i * Ii , O . lit*
II
•’ 1 tkllMKll
|i,ivr l»»*fti »m
Mu 11itfiVIVC *• ••f AIIiimIh I'bvitniilis nn,f
'
i
bill, and Rap. Cox (D-Ga), CD. a anres have lieen renurteil
mm
imiiv lli,» Hrhttul -if M* P
\ t I "f , 1 Mill'" . M i l l | v e i n ' l l H
i>
.
inimliM
(iM
iii
1
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hd.
bitter opponent.
four negroes were aumktted
i in, f ,,,1-rv Iltd versify
«f'", vnid. II**
I i f , I
. f i t f • T II * " 1
< li
Ml
If Is lull Hi m.MH fIlf til* i
white dance last Friday night
____ _ _ .................
It, - iinir tn Flondn ip llin.* m 1
♦ • h,t I »i>M the
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II
r
k
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1
lit
'*i
I
m
hi
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ill
I
hit
It
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an airman's club. Before that, ne- Manager Robert' ffar'rin o f "the
I" /" *
fur 12 vciirit H* rnr*-1
F.l'l» fie t* *|0*
-,'lll-llr',.n
•• ! tMfiriy i |MtII’ ■d tip U H sicrvii-,. in ll'ml l
» Hi ini*1, - . c ,1♦ -1 -! i
ttroes useil a separate elub lor Rlt* Theater
announced this
~ — 7— .
,
♦'
IF h u l l
f i t
r .ihfi»ri*'n
Whiiim •mil a?* hi Win- t, slid rctiiriinl to innl
their own rice.
morning*
f It AGUE, CxechouioviM.v I1
1In
in I
| i »:t h !I1 t i r e
uUyFtl fht
.i1 lid t In f» h *iiti*M Oibi’ t-i bn, bomr tlr c f „ i
Several negro soldiers were perMr. rfarris is assisting T. E.
‘ T>l~ ,’ *tbnlie (inert
.* 1 '
p
\ I P **J I( H A
tin !• I In I - I
tv 11mi hf*m itjfl 1m ! iHjliM n|tt»M riel All-1 Ollvr Fltti tit Pui.f • 1
mttted to swim Saturday in a "Gene" Tucker, permanent U. S. dav that Ctechoslovakis
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illI •
■pp
pr
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P It'
•»<> m n v ? i l 1 |*f 1v ht*■ |»f?ifi*pool previously limited to white Savings Band chairman for Berngovernmenl ■pp*re' <l. '■
tit I'.din
Their
only
i-tuId. ' I .I 1l f »■!
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Aids
i
H••
n *
ll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . f , do
'hpphfil < *i1ftirniM f>i filial' him i dmigl'trr.
Nfr•» Edward
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officers and enlisted men end inole County, In promoting the succeeded ip clamping a h " i
th Inf if) ill Ml 1 ' ' *' sot th At
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their wives tn addition, Col. Mul the campaign here, and has made Mh-nce around Archbislmp . b « i
Ijinto defi'iue i|h
•" H1it it will
»riM»r «1i hh |i -I
rn *if in Orlando ten dsyM
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BERKELEY, Calif.. Juno 23 (/T) zer said one negro hai asked for arrangements to have an origin-* Ber®nM e d ic a l
S c ie n c e
to up pi ' i" '
ti1•" 'v pru' U > }1nr i•I i n>k n i t Itf*nt*1t*1fIn tn i h11 - -if in-r faMicr'n lllnr.-.
V —There could he more "candor" n transfer to a white unit Instead al covered wagon, sent here for
H’" Archbishop Is in .eon isp
lonk with
on rtiairh»*fri with 1 I'r fJr«l wax inildi- n in, nil - •bout tha prospects for atumlc of remaining with a group com- tha parade and sales campaign tivity no win his palace In Pingur
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"gi i- - - mem
power without endangering nation posed uf members or hla race. Saturday, to b« parked in front The informant* said all M'*ii ••><< * jfhflil nirtl", iMIt’f .*> MIHliy Ilf you I n( Mo- Orlando Rotary i-liil, ,1- •>
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al aaeurlty, aaye Dr. J. Robert The transfer will be approved, the of the theater as a focal tales tacts with him tied been took#'- |i«*f)jilr> havi* mmivi»*I to mir 'kttitr * Iv xMci Itwax organized •-•>..
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commanding officer eatd.
point.
i off since last weekend
Oppenhalmer.
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titHnn tn Im state's |in|Uili«t»on, nin-t x retlglnn Until lie - , .
The four negroes admitted to
For the convenience of those
Vatican informants ami tnf,,i m
i "It seem* to me that w* never
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wfU find whether ettunle energy the white dub Friday night were wishing to send in namee of old nj diplomatic sources here >-*
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nig. I'-ivirig nmre llien 27 v " i ' I 1■* - i e|un 1c,( ( P
lent .lid
tiara Mni' m' i , , I
Mi«*n mar
for ctvlllgn uee would be a good permitted to ut« Its facilities, hut residents, a final entry blank f* pressed the belief Archlm-imp h
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hr
old gp e l
today printed
tn The Herald. ran might b* formally ertmlf i " sjt" Somtav sMertuum Bb* will ■if prifn-| attendanre He ■ i
about whet can and cannot be ex nun* danced with white girls.
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This may
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YOUNGSTOWN. O., June 23, or sent to Tha> Herald office.
Igltne has accused him of aiit>
liaibatM del nut ntrrt tb*
thing unless wa are told mora
ho
Mnt
a
I
To th* first baby bom aftar state agitation, lie ha., resisted ernnr whet, he flew in from Tat and wax on the staff of Mx
. *x» i r-p"t * t hi , ’
(/Pi—Racial conflict forced the
1 -f E dphysicist aald.
hs.MH»
(I. ,1 l i n
" -Pi" z\d14.. •a nia comment was In answer to closing of one of Youngstown's 10:00 o'clock, Saturday morning. the Communists' campsign ' ■ Ulinssee N'oi as she at tbr pies, Florida Sanitarium and tit* I'bil
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I he ate Ir,;i dal ” ■ ne .•-.insidrrchurch under slate run
- .inference •.Warren *aid she r« 'lien’ s Monie Society of Flnrid*
Vfueatfone of reporters who called six city-operated swimming pool* the Sanford Atlantic National bring
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itextdrx 4iia widow Xml duug*>'
■if Ihr
call
me
ml tmloi 'og
yrsterday at his cubbyhole office late yeeterday. But park commls- Bank Will present a f2B fo rty -; i r„| ami tJ) cnlI)g t(,e Infiue m* nl iwc.ts tin* retlirli lieie today from
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het gt amlfnti enl'* rain li at Yura ler, l»i Neal leaves two gtanl
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and
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placed
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operation
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original
type
of
covarad
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The diplomatic niiurrr* sai-l ,pa.
They (old m|
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by pioneers of lB4tt they thought It was nnlv a i|iiei | They jilao In get then Iternae nnjiliewx Funeral aervlcex will
-at t.
Mr.
ial eummar couraa. Oppenhalmer again today
"
AMil *l)fH .lit), . Im I n >t lihniit'd (lino pi
held from fit. Luke's E|iIx<ii|ihI
In
their
trek
westward
In
search
Nathaniel
C.
Lee,
negro,
mem
tGaatSaaaC
Oa
Vaa*
Test
fCantlau.il
On
Taa*
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la director of the Institute for ad
, l| 1 • 1 M)t» Ml . IH" »n*»t" t- , l ’Ii iinan .ml f -i in 1 I - alicudy
Cntliedinl Friday afternoon.
of
gold,
will
arrive
at
0:45
ber
of
tha
Community
Relations
--1I ml -if Hied a•- t vanced study at Princaton Univerahead of
i' i 1 1)1 .* * f Saturday
morning ak
Committee of the National Asso o’clock
l II, ». Ih,
I I , a ptogram
•ity.
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i-i i,, , i >n».fil l i p
Twenty-fifth Street and Farit
ciation
for
Advancement
of
Color
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On tha Issue of disclosing the
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Avenue and will bo mat by
number of atom bomb* possessed ed People and hla three children mounted members of tha Dusty
Ihe, added Iho I'i *•ildenl had
! K u p u b l i c a n F r o g r i i n i ) - 1 )l t it) t lie 1 1.if ffin • I-i nf *
entered
the
seat
aide
pool.
A
few
ll indiutnl on I’ sx* I *v<-1
by th* United State*, Oppenhtlm* tl •
1 ailiit t ’1■■Min: 1') \T1YV
Boots Riding Association. Tha
momenta
laUr
moit
of
a
crowd
ir said It was "primarily a matll
1 I*V 1l!'lt1»i|i IN W4 i run
•
parade will
produced on Park
of
1,000
other
swimmers
milled
SALT LAKE CITY. June 23 id
H oi
i i rn
of political wisdom.1' He #xI •« »♦!) I\Vf» *lin midi liny
around and threatened th* father Avenue to First Street, to Mage
— Phillii Wilkie, son of the la'IP It W Rnpie lit ! - ! x, ill ged
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no
lla
Avenue,
and
tha
covered
and hla children.
all RotarIMlix ’ * at* pl» ’-,'li'g I >
Laying of ihe cornetitone of McKinley Hall, new youth center of Wendell I. Wilkie, last idght 1.11* 11','t af‘ ||If(fH • ®*11 t' •*»f11M
Lee was warned, Police report wagon will ba parked in front*
pointed to "bold" Kepulillcaii pi",. iri
JBWISH COMMUNITY
, rP| f|rIt 1 1►ink t-a >• giie-l , a> oe*t M n day's
of
th*
Slta
Theater
at
10:00
the
First
Methodist
Church,
will
tekr
place
Sunday
morning
immediately
I
M
's
liV
tilfd
ren
,
to
leave
or
“
***
your
child
"see
LAKE KIAMESHA, N. W-. June •d,
Inn In...-i t ' -’ if him --- n ,- I-ale
o'clock. All paraoni buying bond* following the church service, ihe Rev. J. F. McKinley announced to m « of the past and suggested th- lit'» 1* PfVJiWVf'M
paity adopt a similar comae fm
ta OD—Development of • Jewish drowned.”
ly si (hal h»
make I '- i ’ .osiy
will
receive
tickets
to
tha
Thea
lit
*
tit
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'ft
i
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t,ivfci
nil
Bruce Hamm, manager of the
day.
the future
community which recognises th*
a1 pms ■ih ' tr , 1 i , ’ hal
1 I'lp,: nUlirlru* H4 4 Wf,H|> *|i
ter, said Mr. Harris,
pool,
called
Police
and,
acting
on
The ,!!*-year-old Kutihvllle, tn-l
•ynagogua as tha eanur of Re
The special tervice Sunday it, connection with the dedication will
"1 Jtttfli" if
*i *)11) *1 II)*|1H) 1H l .
ordere of th# park commission, ;.
altoiney addressed a pta-coip.ei- f»
life Ta proposed by the head of *inuJ
quarter*
be
conducted
by
Dr.
Paul
A
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rnr
ih
.
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I
headquarter*
for
_bond
ealea,
and
'linn 1vhsi |jj»s tfi "H• M.v •>1
closed the pool for tha day.
lion
dinner
of
the
Young
Rep'dt
Americas Synagogue Council
will be mounted on a flatbed
)i i(1* 4f •(1 t)) ♦H
il1-f* it It ll !•»•» Ii>»t •
Rabbi Robert Gordls, of RockFriday Morning
n^ 'H U I* M ln*!?n.dh\n\ f.;’L1,!u! •"<» w<» > " v® *" * IIMTv theater Ili an Federation attended tiy u p InMl 1 • < , tullll n 4 f A|M»*I i' Hit
trailer. Built by thrifty Pennsyl n iu C
SHIRT BURNED
rexentatlvex
of
the
11.stale
west
away Park, New York, mad* the
In ull A M Gi animal School —
Church
H
aw
M
h/a.sfrfwV
I
v
the
fnr
*ml
showing
of
motion
a)
vania
Dutch
farma
to
carry
thalp
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f
in*t)
)n
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P
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Henry 8hepard, white haired produce and Dour to market
ern patty council. The thien-day •ll 111£ (f) sin VI! tiff tun Imi id
proposal yesterday at the 49th
" >fM ali linow foi hiiyx and gills.
a r i S . K t n r . ^ ' n V M . t f f i ' : , j J f ' C “ J , ; .............. .
conventlmi opened today.
Annual convention of tha Rabbin negro, appeared at tha Pollea Sta over tha rough countryside, cov Ing committee of whleh A. E.1
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tion tala morning to ahow how tha ered wagona ware found to be
Wlllkie suggested party leadvt •
ical Assembly nf America.
^,hr T l h . Z Z r “ .m.R adopt e progressiva program Id n<'•‘tlrtl f»n wlilrli ft- trn1 i« ll fw
shirt was burned off hla back by the only vehicle! suitable to make Bmnholeer Is chairman and whl.hj .
by
if fhir*n/» vticdfie i. -,d
Includes
J.
C.
Davis,
W.
P.
Chs,.-,
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potash and hot water, and named tha long haul across the plains
PLEADS INNOCENT
regain control of
ilia Whito fli i Itnrkefellcr
I Directed by girl and boy playliny
In .)(♦«i 1c
man,
Frank
B.
Adams
and
L.
P
sw
riel.
r- - P u !
Mary
Brooks,
nagrasi,
aa
the
o
f
llr.use,
occupied
by
Uemocrates
CHICAGO, June A , (El—Pres
and the mountains during tbg Hagan. E. C. "Nad" Smith I* : ? V h' p "*,rvlc#l'' M,d R#v Mc'
uuNmlfri "tl, *4M'l **-n•|i*'tl
fender.
Tha
nagraaa
was
arrested
for
the
past
10
years.
Friday AIter noon
goldnish of 1040.
ton T. Tuckar, hla business suit
( O n l l s i , . On l* ,(, I ,ti ,I
chairman of finance.
| K „ y' „
The Iniliimn state tuprcsentativi’
matehi ne the gray nf hla personal on a charge of disorderly conduct
2 t)l) t’ .M Ucmmole (,'oonty Pet
A one story building of eolonlsl
Separating the youth center
CONVICTS CAUGHT
MALEH TAX I'I AN
Show — Spun,cued t,/ the ltn*|mr-aruHne car. pleaded Innocent
style, concrete block conetructlon riom from th* main church build- said the "Republicans started Im
» T H FATALITY
today to a federal ' Indictment
ATLANTA, June 23. (/P)—Two and with brick vanaar facing to ing Is sn open patio which will bs ing electlotia when they lust their
I A I.LAHA8SEE, Juno 23. (fl'i lies* and Profeasimial Women's
TAMPA,
J
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m
S3,
UP)—A
50mV
boidnasa."
charging mall fraud* coniplracy
lien I’ravia Phillips "f It’ rnan- Flub CASH PRIZES! Play Fenshotgun armed convicts today
year-old Gibsonton woman was were behind bare again after four match the chureh building, the lendacaped. This open space afand SEC violation..
do county today proposed a 3 per* tar — Ft. Mellon Park (Shufflenew
addition
is
expwted
to
he
f,'rrf*
"
^
‘
Ing
during
daytime
for
TAX LOOPHOLE
,
llx of hie serea eo-defendants ■Iliad whan tha automobile she brief da/a of freedom and aa a
cent general aalex *ax for Flor- board Courts),
completely finished by Novemher., the youth room and class room*
3:00 PM Shell craft — Aih
ATLANTA, Juns 23. (/PI—A hla hut effective only after the
In n 81-count Indletamt also was driving smashed into an on result of a 1200 robbery.
Ita
coat
ta
astlruatad
at
$65.Q00.
I
th*
fro"»
•T
}d
back
state tax revision subcommltt'n rimxtitution has b»eii changed tn tray.x, Jackstones, outdoor music
&e*d*d Innocent before Judge coming car near hare late yes
The fugitives from the Jaffar
With
approximately
D.ooft
feet'
«
f
»h*
buRdlng.
Loggia*
lead
to
terday, Sheriff Hugh Culbreath son county highway camp were
hss uncovered multi-million dollar nut ifnqja on property tax mill- hour.
TVTlfo L. Sullivan.
'
The tndtctmaat, returned June
3:00 P.M. Lake Front — Ultit
nabbed by Atlanta’ detectives Just of floor spaca, th* building will the patio W orn^th the Perk Ave* loopholes In Gaorgla's revenue agci fur cities, cmintles and
provide
ample
room,
to
house
the
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,R
I,flh
Street
behind
Tha woman, Mr*. Helen Raid a short time aftsr tha holdup of
schools.
softball game.
system.
10, rainllad from i p en d Jury
chureh building,
of tha Raymond, suffered a broken neck. ths Atlantic Brewery Company youth and children's divisions and1
The
tovaattgallon of m
___ Kroujj learned yj
He miggesled also « eoniitltu- 3*00 P.M, Track — U0 yard
part, o f the adult division of the
The ,naw building was designed from tax officials snd Btaie AudiintomoblN.
tinnul amendment aiithomiiig tlmdanh, DU yard low hurdles, 50 yard
tjy George A. Spohn, Winter Park tor B. E. Thrasher that perhaps smie to distribute to counties i high hurdles,
y*DetKtfve Lieutenant Glyn Cow* WMlay School.
_______
The woman m i Hllleborough an Identified the pair as Luther
The youth center hall, maaeur- architect! maionry work was by as much aa 18,000,000 annually In ‘ nml ritlen all nr part of the State
Saturday Morning
an ta* county'e 85th fatality o f the year, J. Masters, SIT, of Atlanta and lag 10 by 81 feet will provide a J. T. Pope end carpenter work by gasolins taxas was lost by smugtaxes on cigsrettss, liquor, gaso- 10:00 A.M, Try outa for tsnals
Sheriff Culbreath aald.
Ester Aaderaon, 88, at AcworUs. place for recreatira, banquet bell Frank Aebdown.
gllng and lagal sxsmpUoM,
line and race beta.
|team. girls and boys.
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2. H*U®ek aald some Rapubllcana
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Scientist Says
More Can Be Told
About Atom Bomb
M cKinley Hall Cornerstone To Be
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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
Schools Urge Prague Communists Step Up Fight Judith Coplon Johnson Says
On Catholics In Czechoslovakia Says She Took Inter-Service
Files For Book Rows Harmful
o For New Taxes
Legislator Says Ad
ditional Funds Are
‘ Needed To Educate
Florida C h i l d r e n
T A L L A H A S S E E . June 21—
OP)—Governor Warren called In
reported
and
photographers
today to watch him algn a not*
pulling his 1048 Cadillac aadan
aa security for a 13.000 loan.
The fO-day note was sent to him
from lha Commercial Bank In
Panama City. The Governor said
the Interest rata was 10 percent.
The bank la headed by Marlon
G. Nelson, a Warren appointee
lo the State Road Board.
• G A IN E S V ILL E . June 21 < /P)Florida county reboot rupenntendeni* have her uiged by a mem
ber of the Houie of Rtpiclenlalivea
lo join the fight for new revenue.
Rrp. S. Travii Phillip*. Hernando
County, wired the school head* lo
“ tell the molheis and father* of
the rchool childicn of Florida that
revenue muM be produced to ed
ucate their children.'
<»
“a .
H orn, oj
• Representatives," Phillips said "I
would like lo warn that now is the
time lo tally your forces and tell
lha mothers and fathers of the
school children of Florida that rev
enue must be produced lo edu
cate their children."
"Thera isn't a heller investment,"
Phillip* concluded.
a
Phillip's telegram came after n
J poll of county school heads meet
ing hsra showed that moat school*
would only be open for savan
months unless new revenue is
found to meat the 1949 school ap•t'M liM U na rase alas
Mrs. DeCoursey,
Sanford Resident
• AlYegrsJb.Dead
Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey, wall
known resident of flanford- for
tha past 43 years, died at har homa
;o n 218 Wait Nineteenth Street
this morning at 10:45 o'clock.
Mrs. DeCoursey, 87 year* old,
was horn In Burlington, hy. Sha
.had been In III health for inora
than a year. Hh* was an active
member of the
First
Baptist
a Church, the T .E .L . Class and for
~ many years taught
a
Sunday
School claaa In the church. She
-wax also a former member of
Seminole Chanter Two, Order of
' the Eastern Star.
She It survived by tha husband,
W. C. DeCoursey: two ifaughtara,
Mrs. Charlts T. Hendsrson of DeLxnd and Mrs. J. W. Parham of
Huntersville, N. C
on# grand
daughter, Charlene Hendsrson of
DsLandi one slstar and three
M ^rothara.
Funeral arrangements, under
a direct Ion of Erickson Funeral
amt. will b* announced later.
Legionnaires Demand
End To Klan Acts
BIRM INGHAM , Ala., Juna 2 1 (A*)— Arouaad Legionnaires today
emended that J •ffarson
f"
(BlrmI Ingham) county law enforcement
■ officers put a halt to aetlvltlea of
hooded and white robed moba.
In another development, a B ir
mingham Post reporter waa knock* ad down yesterday whlla attempt.ring to Investigate night ridara at
* Bumlton, Ala.
* Tha raoorter, 28-yaar-old Clarka
tallwort
»rth, waa not aarlously hurt
■ f warrant charging aaaault and
waa aartad last night on
j.jittery
#*
ill
fioE
iVRoacoa Fowlar of Sumlton. Fow-
f
u .
’ tnlngham dlatrtet war* asked to
mast today to organise a "cora.tnltta# of M0N to eoinbat activities
of tha night ridara. Sovaral par*
.kona recently have- bean floi
and others threatened by white
robed man.
C IT Y B L S C T K U T
thron t o ---------
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P R A G U E. Ctachotlnvakle. JoaO 21—(A*!—Government control!ed newspapers g*»# a h'nt today that the nail flap In the Communlet regime's war agalnat the Homan Ca'thollr Chunk may ba the
a rrril and prosecution of Archbishop Josef Reran aa an enemy of
lha Mate.
Witness Ends Testi D e s p i t e Differences
Nation’s Defenses
mony In Defense
Denying Charges;
Peacetime History
State Takes Over
t h e
w e a t h e r
^
Continued worm
and sultrp
thrnuih Wednesday. Some llkollhood of a few liinil Ihundrrshow.
eu. Light soulherlv wind*.
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SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , TU E SD A Y , JU N E 21, 1949
E sU b tta h e a l 1908
VO LU M E X X X X
r-
A sso c ia te d Prctw L e a s e d W ire
N O . 216
Labor Group Okeys
75 Cent Minimum
American Legion Membership 1$
Largest In History Of Post
Sen,lit* Subcommittee
Ag.nust Extending
W.H’.e Benefits To
Ailrlitlonal Workers
By A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S
The Communit! government of Czechoslovakia Mapped up it* lued
with the Roman Catholic Church today. In the largely Roman Catholic
province of Moravia numeroui clergy and prominent laymen were itpolled attested.
w a c u i m p t T im i
,i
W A S H IN G T O N . June 2 1 According to one aource Archbishop Josaf Matocha of Moravia's
f our n
W A S H IM .IO N , i line 21 l/P )—
im hdalrs were admitted last evening at menihris of
W A SH IN G TO N , June 21 (/P)—
t/4’>—Seere tar r of tie(en*e Louts
»econd city, Olomouc, la under >■
----- ---------- --------------Campbell l.n>«mg Post No. >J. the Am eriran legion, bunging tol.il J A '-r„ ale l <h<u lubcommittee voted
Judith
Coplon
completed
her
long.
Johnson,
with
President
Trupolice surveillance. A closer police
lliemhcnhl|« In 44* ihe !<<g)<r,t in the htalnrv nl ihe P m l ('nm nn inter Ull.ininmii Iv Imlav for .1 minimum
P°
said Pika bad worked with the icpcatcd denial uf espionage *Capproval, today proposed
nd
P<
British Intelllganca service for pay
J. IJ Gallon n irpoited today.
s».rgr ,.| 7> rent, an hour. It de
palace of Archbishop Jotef Baran
tivity
today
and
w
a,
turned
over
I
”
0
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i
since 1940. It said he sabotaged
New lor niherr aie Albert E . M cM illan. Chai|e« Shaefer. Robe it P. cided igiui-t Irving to extend cov
In Prague.
S90.000.nnn Johnson drvrlbed Mtncv, ami 1* K Pennington.
work of the Caechoslovak army lo ihe government lot cross exam
--------- ------------------- — erage id the svigr-hour law to
Churchman describe the events while ha was heed of hit country's inalion.
the m odrrnliatlon of thr too
Thr high)' -i previous member
a i a government move to extermi
military mission In 1941.
After she had testified for about rarrie ra aa an an -w rr to Ihoi-e ship Of thr Post was III 1945 48.
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" * h e 5.000.900 additional worker*.
nate the hierarchy In Cxechoalo«*ho
anxerl
that
hv
Ihe
recent
Two
package*
of
Associated!
12
hour*
under
the
guidance
o!
Ihe .esrn-man
siibcunmittee,
when
umle,
.1
.1
R,W
o.
the
total
J-**'”"
*
'r..
vakla and cut off all ties with the
Ihe
Narr'ii number was tin Under James ford 1
1 ,r J*">"'S Single headed bv Senator Pepper (D -Fla),
|awVff Archibald Palmar i
ft
Vatican. The government has act Praaa nawaphoto# Illustrating the
between Crachoalo-! , n,e ' V ? " m en' , * ul r aimer, t„ ptrrarr(rr ,there
hr
was a eon- Slngle'ai\ m c m the membership l,,ry
e'eotc.i preMdeiit ..f the conslilnle, , miionts of llic 13up a "Catholic Action" organise- current strife
• •
- • •
t almei suddenly turned lo prosaett
1
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•Piracy
"either to sink Ihe
tlon which Archblahop Baran haa vakla and the Roman Catholic
lluushohler,j loan Senate 1 aboi l ominitlrr. So
Navy's air arm or to rrd u rf the I'onlmg to • 'ip' K'arlr Louckx, pre.hlent, Karlyle
or John M. Kelley, and said "your
Church were aelied bv C«#cho«lo
denounced.
Navy in a second rlasa rola.”
sml
John Srnkarik.l prouin.tM,
mdas *
agreement
itness. Mr. Kelley."
Port hi.-torian. Ihe highest nielli- aecretm v
The Vatican decreed veaterday vak security police They were
l.er.liip wa. 1h»* .Kit of Ul»'li.27 ticusurcr Klecterl as numher. of' mean, rh- l„|| , o„„mr|.e is certain
that thoia voluntarily Joining tha atlll held today deipltr assurances
Ibis occured about ten minutes
,
,
.
,
when l«t,,s I' I'hltleiulen was thr hotiftl of ilirri'tofo won .Liiu r.i,,
government-sponsored
^Catholic thav would b* released.
before the usual noon tecess, but. , WA. KINGTON, (line 21 (A’)
A. Wright. F. U Scott. C all I .unci
santi-1,0- ................ . “ age boosting legpost
comma,niei
Action” group would ba axcomThe photos ware address'd to Kelley luld federal Judge Albert
ren, ,Joel
Field, It. I Johnson and
*■• Ore Senate
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munirated.
The pie.e.u high me inherslii), Ku
Associated Pratt offices In Lon L. Reeve* that he was ready frfl knowledged today that 'severely
Douglas Meiutrom
•hie lr,iuon was agaiint exGeneral llellodor Pika, former don and New York.
hail It- ilnil nut reachetl a peak
Officers amt directors of the tending ihr law tn s.oikets in letail
start the examination immediately, ronlestrrl
Army Navy-Air Force tliiring the l;'ts l.i trim of James
deputy chief of tha Cxechoalovak
Tha picture* were mad* at two
nsiiociahon were given posset to vlote.
■
hsagieemenl*
have
hampered
ihr
army, war executed today
at
\ Wright
Miss Coplon's slory added up lo
act any way nrres.Htv to make
Archbishop Jotef
Tnnkrac prison, tha Prague radio placet—when
I In
ig. n..in a,, now applies
work rif (he national del-n.e et
1 this:
Al Mi Mlltri
manager of Hie nrrHiigemrnt.i fur tlie fair in IW50I
Baran
voiced
defiance
to
govern
announced. He was sentenced Jan.
lo iiu >0 In .ine.« fii in, making or
1 iblishment.
eglnli
.poll
.
,
.11
I
bov*
liasetmll
without
having
to
r
ail
a
meeting
|
j"
She never passed any govern
28 after a two-day secret trial on ment control maaaures at Strahov
i: u >i|, whi>h urv .hipped
He «aid. however, that they wete
•• »>••• !• .1 Ural ihe t*» men; of the; memheiship.
charge* of divulging aacreta to the Monastery Saturday night and In ment secrets In Valentine A. Cubi»*»rn
Hu f*"iin Itavf iif w uni KollowifiK
*•li Irk rn |>ilnti tup- .H i" .: .title I.nr., Ci'tii’lnlly, It forhid. pavinetit nf ii In... i v.ige than
British Intelligence.
uncere disagrrenirnts. ami adilrtl
form., oi.l Inivi' made a flue slnrl per Inst evening. Ihr mrmhrra mPrague’s Palace Square Sunday itches, a Russian engineer with
•hal rleipilr ibrm "lim e rsisl> to I>y rli’ fi .liiig Apopka 20 to 2 last sported the new addition which ■HI ••••nl mi hunt and imptitiM paywhom
she
was
arrested,
and
ha
after
Archblahop
Reran
was
•lav a rraibnrst ami ilrlenie pnten >vprk. They aie • lirduled lo play aside from painting is rninplrte infill nf pii'iiiiuin puy f<>r work
driven by a whistling, hooting never asked her to do so.
over 4ii ti lira ,i week
for clemency.
Si. Cloud al II,, J.'i ,ey City I'aik mill Include..........ffire. a "mystery
I’spei*
found In her pmse were tial snperiur In |Im I of suv previm
In idiliti'm tu mi iiwnnse in
The official account of tha trial gang from St. Vitus Cathedral.
r
lin
e
tin.
isfteiii.mil
mom,"
a
laige
kil.dieii
and
two
nut for u*e In espionage artivlt
period in our naliun's pear e time
Ihr loir iivitin *n
iunit a, l.uhor
John
eiilaid
W
HS
appointed
lest
moms
but In ronnartlim with I I I A boo^t liivloi v ."
iiiiiiiii - li,!.. Pi'rii • I itin or i riK lor
«lie said she was writing, 12) A
• xtni.ii'n 'I tho t.rw lo envoi ml|ohn«on * arldrr»«. prepared lot
Civil Service examination she
tilli>>*1111 ......
Mu l uf I hr opiilaniisil to take Mar. Ifi and (3) the graduation of nffuri* altrml
poMtuiii hi Cupgtv.vs bus centered
Her work a* a political analyst Iti .ug. ||ir National Wai ( ollege. wa
mi , i • IiiIm' i; lh •• '.iivriugu. rather
Ihr Justire Ilepaitment
tlun I, '- t*"g tilie mimimum.
i heard by Pretidenl I luitiait and
She repeatedly swore that she
.
.
Mem-' ll'lc, ;l d.digHtii'i, of un■ •
Ingli official*
had no Intention of• d'arlustng
any 1other high
official It wa* Ihr tiecn,p'"\, 1 '11,1,1,1 11, ,m u, all cmfen»e chief** fir»t rn.t|or *peetli
of thr papers to anyone.
bei > of th, CIO t'nitcd Electrical
Today she said she destroyed nner he look nvrt the |nb u, Maicli
1'■lit. ml,"led memW .. r i ,r I
a manuscript lor the bonk ratne
'1 1IV'll til .
l|,H ll'pl
U >1" , mill timu. Itrp llubcr
than have It fall In the hand# 0
. . . . .
deicnbing that
Ural niiion
intion a* ion
.....
the FB I
na. descnbing
(D 0 |h * i tiled .i pet*11on In force
She told the Jury of eight man iptralorial" and ' drtpolir" It n
,mt ..f Hu II " i.• V»'li t ill. Ci,ii iinli
ami four women trying her on eg- became of Ku*ua llial thr l huted
ter Ills lull at lending Ihr heiieflts
L V it
1*11*11
Im it lr n f
■taattiM**.- on l-aae Sltr
giiidhri In*1 y. i i i , I tie c<uiimtttu*
Stale* limit maintain a Mtong mil ha. trfil.ied to art
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............................ At an inquest held this morning
•CnBilniiaa ten »«, I n
I Pe |" |t In11 , ntigtii nf the Gl
George Touhy was inducted into • by Judge Douglass Stenst rom and
iHAN i iHAI. |une 21 (/!*( —
rCmillniied On I'agr Hi
o ftca a.i president of (he R o t a r y , * , , . Attorney Murray Overstreet
C
O
LO
R
A
D
O
SPRIN
GS,
June
21
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flnnere Nstionaliti planes today
Club and Georg# 5tm* was pta- |0 Inquire into the death at 12:30
l/p)—
Lieut.
C.eneral
Walle,
llfdell
'
C
Ji»|#li«»*u
l
l
lirl
damage,I ihr linlitli lieighter An.. n t c d w . l h , p .^ p ,.u d .n t 1. p,n.( A. M . juna
of Paler J, FanSmith u*|i-ti‘l d ,*iis.i i governor * ■i) i j f l U l l L I o I I I I I L
_
rhlie*. mpiring Foul crewmen The
rarmkrly belonging lo fb* Die Har ,|,Vnis.
'larsav
.unman, durilaihia, New
New ’J
lt u y gunman,
dur
lorngld to lltiow llirir ueight lieD r ih f r v
f ^ H a i r i r p s *va' ,d* ne* st,M f n * d » iiheti on Iiiik I ., doiihlr li.,i rrl«**l pioguin to
man Lehman, al the meeting of the ing an attempted holdup ol the
W
ASHIN
GTON
,
June
21—
U
M
V
i
r
o
i
j
,
w
Company
warehouse
Rotary Club yesterday noon.
Stminole Club ntar Altamonte
give Western Etllvpr dim* dll (I
Hoey (D -N Cl «f lh*
T i n a iiiO S P P "“i„m
.a ,.,
rinee fighter-bombers Magrd the
In presenting tha pin to Mr. Stme, Springs, a jury reported that Fan Chairman
S«,iate Investigating Committee
T A L L A H A S S E E . June 2l~ i'l>
, .
,
,
,
lull .tdle economic ltd
W ill
H. H. Coleman, himself a past tasia died of a gun shot wounds in announced an Inquiry lodgy mto - A Lio n county grand tury Mart,
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1
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T ie,, before the former imhdif'hne soId', rs nr, ,n critical
h.tnghai
,n 24 hour,
looking Into thr
Legislative .......
-t.
president, said. "The club want* flicted by bullet* fiom a .45 auto the report of a 11,000 fee paid fur
,j,lo , lo Moscow «|iokr .,1 ll,e 41,1 cond'tlon In "•'avdn
Air
Rasa
liilMe.l
All
foreign
»l„|,|>,t,g
i»
like
hflp
In
Kfttlnff
government
con
brinerv
rh
iirgcA
John
A
you to know that it appreciates the matic pistol, fired by Willard
d„l,,l,l ,|alr ,I,liner of the govei lie in,<il foil ' ,»,; hi, accident at
^
Srniggh lotliy
Allilil
e«
wa*
hr.iriir.l
fine work you done during the Rtown. fotmer Winter Path policeno,» lonfrieine, f,o,err,o, llmnid, 2 I" ,hl» nir" m „ k «♦ the Moni'o*
||nrv , a(,|
investigation w ill1 11 li»i*'"rd f"f about an hour t,
In the hiililli tlailril fire al the
Budge whe,' ihe t'.M'f I'ni'kard,
past year. We know there have man and night watchman for lh r ! |,r t,aae,| <<n "article* In the N f , •u-ret teatiimmv „f Rrnator U I
I 11,,, ey ol Nru ^otk |i|e.|gr,| In,
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, .
pi.,. , p.llni’
•„*h i,fr, i i-ri,*«ing
! York Herald Tribune vonrernlng Alford of l,iand Ridge, who a,- .'dull iM irlm inr 7IIIMIII Inn,
I’" " . " " " *
and tribulations. c|ub.
l>p,,|l I" llir dill,, plogt.in, Is it,., hrldge, fideil •« nmke Ihe
kr|,i.ene
ami nthri |iel,,i|ei,n,
x l
L
*
D
J
l
l
a
*\V
ms III nut on fivr Dfr rrn lrt
Fii'ti'il
Sf'iURKt
of
offrfing
linn
httl honors do not come willmiii
The thooling, Brown decUred on * wnsningion n r |»rr rn
n4rMth t .. |)lii »rnv
j well , to I ontllOldll, e ol llir \ tj
III, n. wen, ill,* id 2d', feet Mini
,
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|
II opv quote,I the newspaper a. •*..*«"* »» *” *,
it mu ,ie„y |i,,»ln, I, were ,lritr<>ve,|
trial* and tribulations. The pin the
ii
i
i, i
,i
•
, Ji.,11 I ’I.iii lleivey iv,iv ll,e I't'IMi pi,uiged d»« „ 'he iighl enihankwitness stand, took place in a r r por||t,K n ,at pall| (Irtndlr. « ,nK telephone and lelrgiHpli *er
1lie r.ixl irillllrtl ill ihe divrivion 1
we are presenting lo you Was form
| oirnt
I J *1* l»e nleiili.tl noil Ilore
privale room in lha back of the •
»ella hiiainraaman. **"• v*''r.*" r."rr *‘rt l"*«kn,akrr*.
,, .
Ilcete J I'ad i'i, I'd, nwnei of
Alford WH. foil.,wed Into the "* -rvet.il foreign *l,i|„ l»«,H* this
erly given lo another beloved past !d.',k" wh#,, hc had relieved ihr he paid the II,0W) to Janie* V
I .e i d Smith Id ll,r g n *e,n .,l*:„l(. ,
Hn,,
....... .
have hern
rioted
healing
loom
by
Senator
|*..*t
N
o
iiim
II
v
one
„l
the
wot
Id
v
president, tha late Harman Lehman. doorman
'
counselm "
Hideevv Km,I,«I| le.nlrt, *»r | , |,, driver, pi doihly went lo *|eep
tl.,1
for a while. He declared Hunt, “management
Henry
a
Haynaril
of
St.
I'rtrra
hu.i.t*
All
loieign
d„|,|„og
u
like
We know you will wear it wtih that he first saw the bandits when He identified Hunt a* a forme,
v,e,r , behind Ihe wheel,
, I II D lia r
galne, l,n|>lt,g li
I'l ,V'„g
mediately
lieutenant colonel In the Arinv burg, lie 'tayed about half an ,v ..........
honor and pride".
they came into the room through Quartermaster Corps and la t,, hour, then Mr* Hm.*he la Massry.
I •niter! ‘date.
ol ilv , i,no. InghwH p ,i, '1,,'iin 'vl*B inA N„, 0|„ , u t bllll.laill wa* to mil" lh
Mr. Stine tald he classed Mr.
",‘sligutrd Hn* ’,•■• «ilr,il l-rrlrr,
Alford >. secretary, went In to lr»
iced yesterday I* wa-. to begin Ir'rt"!Lehman S t one of hta bast friends its entrance (torn the outside, ac an employe of Ihe War An el tlfv.
who with tin- th*,** "thrr soldier*
•
l»
at
lhat
game,
hr
.ii"l
tin
Administration.
nn
June
20
CommutiM
p
m
l,
(,oi„
companied
by
K.
T.
Rockwell,
and the hlghsst type of Rotarlan
had hern
iiv.'ii'lv
liiinsfrrrrd
Alford Imv >aid he sought (Uv- F ....how, aouth nf lin e, 1,200 ,„'le
Hoey said William P. Roger.,
emintiv >',l*t l,ol nnly help I tm.pe
whose pin n* would ba honored to manager of the club.
nard'a advice
when Scruggs first northward Into Manchuria were gel l.ai'k on ll* ee„ni,lull leel In,l ft him Callfniii, , , , 'In' iVI'.l AC and
chief
attorney
for
the
Investlgat
,
wear. He also presantad the presi
W group hI lh.» **,land,, Air Have,
Whlla Fantasia was mounting a Ing group, will "make a complete approached him In opposition to
on, , lift Ihr western drum, rm-ie ha, a broken buck .rod bend lu
named.
dent’s pin to Mr, Touhy and said ladder leading to an overhead stor
Investigation of all the facts.
**}* ■ntt-hookle
Jull.
Hugh F.
tin,,,
Ihelr
nlmoet
"helplc
d,
"the AnoIdeas wa* hit t about 9
that he had alwaya dona a grand age room, In search of money
“ It should be clearly
under M°ore of Lake Hy. a Highway A M. I»ral time) (list after »he f* ,,.<<» poHltlm, In the ptnol wlieie pines.
Job on averythlng that ht had Rockwall grappled with Salvl
The family of Jnnies H. Wocratood
that
the
mere
fact
that
the
P*»rol
radio
and
sound
expart,
hi, test I aggirtslm, long
tinned from the Yangtie irrto U,.- •he.
bean called upon by tha cluh to sailed his gun arm and half turn
tink, 21, a pas.-ctigcr has been
it.inllnii.H Iln r a i l 'l«*.il
staff
of
the
committee
has
her,,
w*
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‘
».e
giaml
urv
room
rrnaltnn*«
Os
.-n«e
*1*,
do and knew that n* would do a ed him around and the gun want
notified that h* • not expeted
• rec,,r,,1'*« machine. There
grand pob aa president for tha off, Said Brown. At close quarters asked to make this Invastlgatmn
In live With
l .iricr
hr wa*
la
In
no
aena#
a
prs-judgment
<
d
''*v*
*
’**n
«hat
a
record
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coming year.
he draw hla own gun and ahot
Ihinwri llirn 'lf•' the top nf th*
a coiivertatlon he. '
,
I» \1
|.,|,
4
ir
Mr. Touhy txpreasad hi* ap Salvl, then Fantasia, who had any of the Issue* involved," llnrv w** ,n? d*
In a atatemant.
*w" "
•«d Scrugg*.
|) U '( 1 M o D f l i i y P . M . . ,!•» » M O l C lt T S ( . T O W I I I K sedan as II turned over a',vrral
preciation for tha confidence which turned on the ladder to coma down added
time*, and lit,' two were found
a f i* . the
rk . staff
. i . n i.,....i-.,
i . . . hem
i......i Also ,.|, hand were «"<
two
Slate
After
Inquiry
haa
>
Rto*®.
the club had expraaaad In him again. A number of people were
about M' far I finn, ttss* Hiitotindille.
completed. Hoey said, the suh | lllghway I atrol officer* lhal AlAlfred
If
(I’etn)
Wrbb,
81.
<|K"I
WASHINGTON.
Junr
21.
"I’l
and tald ha realised It la a great In the back room at the time, said
I tie- tin., nf Ihe other pnvirngrr,
committee "will determine the,,
^ . Otwasnor Warren a* al 12:80 P. M. yealrrdav at hi* S**.-'"i Byrd (U V ai
fCasttauet
Inlay |
Brown.
T«i/y, i,
,,'ui,laird that
what rouraa should lie followed ,,, Mgneil to hide and wltnea* thr al- j home. 213 East Fourth Street Hr th- a rcUlve limn,I, „( ihr gov , John rrnnilnur.r
••» r» « . *,«•
Maxle Parrish, waiter In tha tha public Interest."
'•*ed hrl>'ery transaction
had lived In Banford for Ihtr* ...... ..
\ rw w."rkpI''
1
club, stated that altar tha thraa
i mi,: April al Mtr le tr nf mine
bandits entered the bar room.
r
Horn July 9, 1807 In Villa Hlcra.
■ '{■» .
, ..
Nick Salvl, who la now confined In
Ga.. Mr Webb w«* a resident nf
'
V'r«ln e". •’hetiman "f H,r
County Jail, did tha talking and
ibs a rt ax:
expected took a wallet containing 1820
All local title club#
Cassia. Fla. for .nor. th ." . M !
!
' ' !
!
!
^
to aaad committeei to a m illin g from hla pocket. Fantasia, mean,
Twenty b"V» and girls have en
PXCl'IIm .n K
N EW YO R K . June 21, (/Pi—
, „ . , , i I., b , c . , » . c m .
Fred Weber, Sanford
to bo hold tonight al 7)10 o'clock whlla, took |8 In caah from an
fill In tered pet* to I'oinprte In Ihe pet
decision of a N*w York judge two and a half ycai*.
ol tha Tourist Cantor to dlteuaa other pocket. Salvl, mistaking flrat baseman, who was Injur.d In /The
. " V r ' ! ' 0" °
from ' bru
.pm,sore,I
Friday
l A p n l . • o m p a i r d w ith t h r M arch show being
A rctlrad farmar Mr. Weld, was '
,' .
a proposal which Ik * City mad# to Parrish for Rockwall, grabbed him tha Sanford-St. Augustin* b.se
alilv In G e o r.la V nr .on wai
11.267— an increase „f afternoon at 2 00 o'clock al Ft.
a
third
cousin
of
tha
Confederal*1
..
..
,
r of Commerce
lha Cnam baroj^Oom
aa!* where by the halt, ha said, and ordarad ball gam . at tha Municipal Park
?scord today.
Mellon Park, Mr* P M. Glngles,
...
I J __ a
t . f l ___ ___ I I . •*».
tha baak room, than Sunday afternoon has bean Iran*
by a naw building srfll ha con- him to go
Average federal pav is • p - youth recreation program director,
As a result of the opinion ye*, president, Jefferson Davis
Btsldt* the widow,
tourist nee,
oaa John Ivay, learning hla mistake, took Rock farrad to an Orlando hospital and tsrday, a Hfi-ysar-old escaped ne
atruetod for tourlat
r, Mrs.
n n . rPatsy
*l?Y ‘ pioximatciy $3,000 a v« ar. Byrd announced toit.v.
la under the care of a bona special gro convict, Clarence Jackson, will Webh of Sanford he la survived by rani, in a’ ktatemtnt “ If thosw
president of tha Chamber of Com wall Instead.
The contest t* sponsored hy the
After hearing tha ahoto In tha is t Weber haa a fractured bone have to return to Georgia In one son, Llgon Webb of Bloom adilH to tha federal payroll In Business and Professional Wom
. morning,
for a 14 by othar room, the third and unldantl In hla left ankle.
Bt Pi
finish nut III* 20 year sentence Ington, III.; one daughter, Mrs B A pm I rrpraaent a net permanent en'* Club. Entry applications may
io»sitas*< e* ra a s m u
N. Ray; four grandchildren and Im-inasc, It means snmisl federal he mulled lo the Chamber of
Manager Gruber contacted th* for burglary.
100 paopla,
M foot build
fdlnff to
Naw York office of tha Naw York
prrsniinel cost., were increased Commerce and mark**,! Pet Show,
•ltd to lw Iocatod M tr Um snuffleIn ordering Jackson hark to two great grandchildren.
BOYS'
STATE
Funeral services will ba con doting the month at Ihr tale of or dropped In a !>o» there
farm system, and has recalved, Georgia',Supreme Court Justice
board eourta In F t Mellon Park.
TALLAHAB8I», Juna 81
word that a rookla flrat baseman Ernest E. L. Hammer concluded: ducted at 3:00 P. M. Wednesday more than a million dollars a
“It la hoped.” Mr. Ivey aald.
Mrs. C. E. Hunter i* chairman
Annual American
will report to the Sanford cluh
"The prison system of Georgia In tha Erickson Funeral Homa day "
"Hut soma daflnlto decision will —Tha
of a committer having charge of
Boys'
State
got
into
tha
swing
wllli
Rev.
Ruth
Grant
and
Rev
livid
said
th*
greatest
April
within
a
day
or
two.
•asms tn liava been brought
ba mada at tha meating, because government today by tatting n
the ahnw and Including Mildred
"All I know about tha fallow I* abreast of (ha most modern peno J. N. Grtshatn officiating. Burial liicri'SKC was reported hy th*
Imaginary eltiea apd douatlaa a a l lhat hla nama la Barry. I could logical practices of the various will taka place In Lake View Agriculture Department with 3,- William* and Nancy wTilta.
843, followed by th* Army with
not avan toll you his first name, orison systems of the United Camatary.
civilian employees. Th* laig
hla record la saml-pro ball, where State*, both state and national.
esl d*cr*ai>« wa# 4,018 reported
O KIN A W A TYPH O O N
ha makes hla homa or anything
Wednesday Morning
T O K Y O , Juna 2 l-(fP )-P o llc # hy the Navy. Th* War Asset*
OUN BATTLE
sloe," Manager Gruber declared
10:00 A. M. Baseball schedule
this afternoon.
H A R T FO R D C IT Y , Ind., June estimated 40 parson* ware kilted Administration was next with
announced later
— A close-quarter gun bat and 668 wara missing In a typhoon RCI
10:00 A. M Southslde School—
tle In a laborer’s dwelling tonight (hat atruck Okinawa and southern
ATTENDS MRRT~
B
E
A
R
K
I
L
L
E
D
“ Fun Hour" Dire ted hy lh* ia*m>
T. W. Lawton Is In lif t Ihe owner dead and two peace Japan early today.
4 large black bear that had hers of the Story League and *
Th# typhoon, with winds no *n
Gainesville attending the eonfsr- officers wounded. Police Chief
aw e of county superintendent*. John Landis, 60, shot In tha leg, 1ID mils* an hour, Is expected to hern raiding bee hives of Tim girl playground leader Lectuie on
said th# dead man was Rollia hit th* big northern Japan*** Is Tletssma’e aviary near Oviedo, Pats, animal ttorlaj, hop scutch,
He will return Thursday.
Bridge,
was killed yesterday with an axa, rope lumping. London
land of Honshu tomorrow.
Cook, 88.
according to reports from that Steal th* Bacon, paper cut oula.
poo l n o s
ssctlon, after many bullets failed
Wednesday Afternoon
BUB SIGHTED
PISHING LICENSES
Clifford MeKIb2:00 P. M. Jr. High School Shop
MIAMI, June 21-9P)—Th# to dispatch old bruin.
Some Indication of tha popular
f morning (hat
— woodcraft 10c fee.
number of bids ity of fishing In Samlnola County Coast auatd aald today an un2:00 P. M
Play Center— F t.
8 T O R E M OVES
ob tha swimming la revealed tot tha feet that 1,341 Identified aubmartna had b*4n re
Th* Purcell
Company
Store Mellon Park—Swings, hop scotch,
^da will ba pub- resident and 181 nen-reeldeut fish ported off the, 8outh Florida
will move this weak from Its pra coloring of paper anlmala aqd
ing llcenaes wars gold at the office eoaat
^ssst&kWSS'J'lsa
Touhy Inducted Inquest Is Held
As President Of Into Shooting Of
Sanford Rotary Seminole Bandits
Past President’s Pin Fantasia Is Found
To Have Been Shot
Of Herman Lehman
By Willard Brown
Is Given To Stine
,T.*VTt IS li'.hTh.rtS
....... .
N,itit»ti.ili';f’.
In
Inquiry Launched,
_
. .
Into Fee Payments b^oo.Grand Jury
On u. S. Contractr ®«Kma Probe Of
Civic Clubs Study
Building Situation
British Freighter Bedell Smith And
Struck By Bombs Gov. Dewey Urge
In Chinese Raid Europe Aid Plan
Rl.ifticfl Socinlisn* I Jfimimrcfl
By Speaker At GovKlnclc.irlc • Plan
crunrH’ Conference
In yVuto Accident
At Monroe Bridge
Twenty Voting People
Kilter f,‘,t« In Show
Fred Weber I Moved Ne^ro Is Returned
To Orlando Hospital By New York Jiidice
to
vss
Recreation Schedule
of County Judge Douglas 8tonstrum during the peat season.
Mar*
thanJOQ
new licensee
have
M
art than
100 now
Heenaaa hi
baoa soM. They became valid‘ on
the
'y t js g s g t e
expire at I
Thraa Nasty privatosra from tha
hurricaBa-knntfng aquadron In
Miami aaagabad an area roughly
off Comb and Malbourna during
too nlgkt sritbout finding a trace
• f .ton afail*
sent location In th* Malsch Build- artist contost, rope Jumping, raing to 110 Wait First S tru t In, lays—rals*d
tt
• ■ ••W M Ilag
O | relay, •run,
toll* to
I VMS
th* Wslak* Building. Carpenters and eatoh ralay. Game*—dodgear* now installing fixtures In tha ball, line pull.
2:00 P. M. Instruction la trash
naw dry goods and apparel store.
for (h la aad hoys.
Mra. M. 0. >to
11
i-‘p,
�Driving Safely
Women hava been protecting their families against
harm since cave-dweller days, and their vigilance is still
needed today. This was pointed out by Florida H jfhway
Patrol In connection with the June "Signs of Life’^cam
paign being carried on by the Florida Department of Public
Safety, with the assistance of other local civic groups.
Since the family cat can easily become an Instrument
of death. Its dangers need to be taught and this Instruct on
can begin In the home. Following are three ways In which
the woman In the home can exert her influence toward
safer driving:
..
.. ,
1. Include highway courtesy among etiquette lessons.
Many unsafe driving acts can be classed with bad
N N llltm *M ( M M M
IMMM l i t Ik* H H III M
manners—they not only offend others but actually
l u i k MU M M M frf t u
endanger human life.
A ‘ ,
i»m U h u M m n u t
aeaaeesak uiUMkBy i r
2. See that your youngsters learn to drive properly.
A good driver has a better chance to avoid an acci
gave T ilt,
0»«fi u .
uciiia
t
dent.
lltMM to • iita lM m» IS*
S ee th a t th e fa m ily c a r In kept in good ru n n in g
J#tf
WailV(la
X l«ftl
T I fatwa
t S SprlatijJ
SE
o rd er. B r a k e s , lig h ts, tire s and o th e r eq u ip m en t
TNI
MOULDTOMY
■My U H W irr MACKKNCIA
The month-old Dig Four Min
ts te n ' Council meeting In Psrla
finally has ground to « wasry
clou*, having recorded *ome
achievement although It has doae
little to make the hslla of tlw
pink palace echo with satisfaction.
Hmall wonder that an Amarlcan
spokesman waan’t optimistic la
evaluating. the reiulla. On* of lha
conference. chief accomplishmenu, a* I aa* It, haa been to amphusise again lha conflict Latwaan
tha two bloc*—Weatarn Democracy and totalitarian Bolihavism.
It’* difficult to find common
ground on vital issues,
Thu principal object of tha conferunct*-—to mUbliih wunomlc tnd
political unity for Uwnimny—
■Americaas
On Argentine
Agreements! J mh Cooaat In
Oppofiag Probe
Seen As Favoring
Defensive Anna
*V <•*»** t „ ■, ' ' ,M,
By S I/ T O tfC . J J A Y ^
A **™ ** was natural, alnc# each
WASillnUTON. Jiini B \fr)~ has gooda the ulhar wanu uhU
American and British official* ap-. neither ha* lha duller* lo supply
Affair* — -------, ,
pwently era aearchlng for a face- l u ^ , tn
Un|t«d BtaUi.
WASHINGTON, June
No
Witch
Hunt
In
taring compromlea tn their row| Britain, | n fact, traditionally
The military pendulum may be
propped Brltish-Argontin#! buy*‘moat o'f llT m a T h T lM a fr
swinging back In favor of dafaaC o l l e g e Faculties slva
trk4# agreement.
: Jln i
*
weapons, aoma informed mili
While the Issue la the moatl Jn othar |M n BrlUln Mid In
Relished
By
Heads
tary studants believe.
_nau* which hat thua far entered Hullar*_In Brltlih noumla *hl«h
A* an exam pis, they pointed
American relation*, with any 1 cuuldb.unv.rtid
d^AaVmw.hrd
NEW H AVEN . Coon.. June 21 today to reporta tnat guided roccountry under the European Ka-. could be converted Into dollars. Ar
it: toe strategic bomber.
covary program, official* discountthan usually spent much (/P> — Yal* President C h srln Sey
They alto noted progress in tha
ed speculation that the United gentina
mour
asserted
today
the
univarsify
of lie Income from Britain on Am
8 tata* might actually cut off aoma erican goods. Tha post-war world will not "impose an oath of loyalty tools of land warfare—tha recoiltest gun, an Improved proximity
Marshall 1‘lan aid to Britain,
..._____
of dollars changed all upon our faculty,"
turn, batter artiUarl fir* direction
Rather it appeared from infor- ahartag*
that.
At the same lima, Dr. Seymour equipment, Improved non-waguaua
mallon evnlaule here-from (he
The Htate Department haa been laid in, an address prepared for the land mines and better taetkai *uBtalp I)t*p»rtiTM?fit, fc*CA and onl* ready
craft.
all along to accept "with
!•*> evnluMy and frum London and regret” a short-term two-way annual alumni luncheon, "wa shall
Military leader* say thla appar
Hasn't got far. The best that could Bueno* Aire*
“ trade deal In view of the pltuatlon, appoint no Communiil* to our ent turn toward lha defeualva
S i w d & t a f n w M r . ............................................ >K ' S “ "
■""* but had balked over the five-year faculty, their presence here would weapon follows the pattern of mili
M iitwalwfe**.
^
T o d a y , o u r c o u n try h a s a g enerally u n ifo rm sy s te m o f
1. liruain and Argentina will revision. In fact U. B. protests mean the negation of academic tary history. An ottanalva weapon
la followed by a weapon to counter
av* been largely Intended to force frredom."
not1 *1
sign
TUESDAY, JUNE SI, ISIS
t r a f f ic sig n s, s ig n a ls an d pavem ent m a rk in g s . M o to rists At.haiotI
of
A rnarlca-w aa
to I g®
* ,‘ the treaty “until
T V ?after
’* * ! ithe
T a h o r i l n g of*th is period.
It—first the arrow, than the armor
"But
we
shall
permit
no
hys
and p e d e stria n s both should m ake fu ll use of th w n . T h e agree on a "modus vlvendi" under hid*! Clmnce'to aludv and cummtnt
The BrSith gu
lo atop It, than th* annor-piarccing
government contends
m n VBKSB TODAY
F lo r id a H ig h w a y P a tro l Is cooperating w ith th e N a tio n a l which dismembered Germany will tad ®. liaiie* to atudy and comment th#l a riv(F.y(M
t duration is **- terical wileh hunt," ha declared.
slug fired from tha primitive
year
encourage meat produc
««U *u » 'to b.^.rimlnl.twrwd by th« V Britain inland. t« gu through ■"!«*> t® «.cou,
Dr. Seymour asserted that "w* matchlock gun.
Joshua might even letter hav* S a fe ty C o u n cil In c a r r y in g on the " S ig n s o f L i f e " p ro g ram uppuslhg
blocs. An American
tion In Argentina. If tha Brillah
flo far, nu on* haa claimed a
askad himself whither he was un In w h ic h th e fiv e b a sic shMpeH o f h ig h w a y sig n s u re e x spokesman said of this that "it with (be five-year agreement but
gave in un this point now II would know our faculty and trust them in means for preventing explosion of
Qod'a side or un the aide of hi* plained an d p u blicized . A knowledge o f th e se s ig n s ih im didn't solve anything. It merely cone cries that such twu-n*tiun
lhair
allegiance."
Then,
referring
an atomic bomb or rsally dmlndeal* arc contrary to the prlncl mark a radical change In their poa«MmU>. Get un God's aid* and p o rta n t to th e s a f e t y o f eve ry person who w a lk s , rid e s and
“U.lnin*
t p ^ - 1,7 free ihisrnallona! ^ r a d . Itlon. Neither American officials 11® the House Committee on Un- Ishing ita affaet. But tha race for
ou ne*d *ak nu questions.
Under this agreement the Big an4 ^huuld l<# avoided whenever nor B rlfth diplomats here appear- American Activities, recant request a countar-waapon presently la di
du for ua, ur for our ad- d riv e s .
hour would reopen and encourage nnasiMe
ad to expact that they would.
waul
* lists of the text rected a t sotn*thing that will shoot
lo colleges for
' varaary T—Jos, 6^3.________
I trie lias l i a t U f u u r i ItHassit h M il U f a a l f l a > .
down a bomber before It can carry
trade
Iwtwe.n East ami W ait G a r-, ''* a, ___
WM|a the Brltiah will make
Spacuiatlou that th* tttal* De books they used, ha added:
South Treading1 Nation
the a-botnb to th* target.
many. The Russians promise not 9 , Jrm agreement to buy siwdfled partment and Economic Coopera
XU American Federation of Labor,
“When commutes* of th* CouIt la for thla reason that de
'
“
#
J®
Iteposa
blockade
cunditluns
o
n
.
qUaiiiltira
uf
inaat
from
Argantion
Administration
might
threat
a jrb | growing unemployment figKress ask for Information on^what
W ith Its a g r ic u lt u r a l lands tak en fro m th e t y r a n n y o f Berlin again. (
tina for five year* the Argentines en to alaah Britain's Marshall Plan our studanta are reading w* will velopment of rocksta which can
u m , warn* ita member* agaiml
_ .
* « ,
i
a.
tiH/uli ■siAIran (lin
At flll't* Vv?
D ,u"
““ a.th**t ^ k a- good, will decide each year what they fund* grsw out of taatlmony
seek out and hit bombers ia aaK in o C o tto n an d tu rn ed Into d iv e rsifie d p ro d u ctio n , th e ,
cooperate, for Congras* represents aumlngauch Importance.
J pushing wage demands loo far.
given
before
a
Senate
committee
not welcome the eplrlt that point*
S o u fh today1 Is g ro w in g and developing m ore ra p id ly th a n & &
g m . Araan- hy EGA Chief Paul Huffman.
At tha moment, th* offensiveUftioo local* should study the fi
th* Amarlcan people. But we do defensive contest is between th*
any
p a r t o f t h e nation, declares Louis B rom fleld, well know n The establishment of political and ranagoilatad every year so that
Hoffman,
who
wa*
bitterly
crit
nancial condition of I lie concerna
toward
a
control
of
Congress
of
long range, high altitld* bomber
fa r m e r and n o v e list, in th e Read er’s D ig est fo r J u ly .
economic unity of Germany •• **• at almost any lima all American ical of the treaty, talked about our free educational procedure.
for which ihey work, the A. F . of L
and tha Jet Tntarceptor-flgfctar.
P ro g re ss In fa rm m echan izatio n , B ro m fle ld c o n tin u e s, suntlal to the rehabilitation and seller theoretically could enter the using "pressure" against deals of
"If
th*
federal
government
buiiti, before making demand*
the British-Argentine type, lie al should dictate what books our stu- Th* race Is rloae, sa close that
In un a r tic le condensed from C o u n try G e n tle m a n , m ean s
Europe. However, this market.
which may puth buiinet* inlo bank HI un u n i t to tonuenneu 1IOI"
f
th o u sa n d s o f Vl’ry bnportance of the Reich haa
This latl ir point Is perhaps the so said In reply to an Inquiry that dents read, we had batter close our the argument between the two
made It the object uf a tug uf moft important now under study If
ruptcy. "A little mailer-minding Jobs In e x p a n d in g so u th ern in
.» KCA
aw* found
.ouna reason to
tu do
no so It
it d(Jori. 0n|y th* free university can schools of thought has caused tha
House Armed Services commltts#
war ‘between ...................................
West and E ast.’ hero. British embassy official*
should be done on what i* be*l for fo rm e r low-wttge aeHHonal farm w “o rk er*
V iV u T ? ,"mlr ,h* 1,w ‘“ I serve the people.
to launch a study of th* whole sit
V o icin g ® “ deep a ffe ctio n fo r the S o u th , w h ic h periou- There is MU guarani** that thla atraaseil
it to the Htale
seil
Htate
Department
f>
*l
j both labor and management." il
Most authorities consider the' ri«liTl»n^L.P3,,h*s?’
“ ,r
,h,* uation.
li-ullv Mourn him to to u r Ita hivhwuya and back rouda, Brom* tug of war will cease.
last vm-k with the argument that
Th* House group waa du* to pick
My*.
...................—
agreeBrlfaln I* not
trying tuagreeaaw up
fltdt|y Haya "1 am aatonlahed by th e progreaa
In p ro sp___
e rity
.
announced
Britain It not trying lu mw up
‘h" •» addressed t e ^ u n c t l i c^idludj . Ih M
nays, »i uni
a ,...*t.
Item xayn,
“
J
*hH ro t.' meat
ment in principle on an /Austrian Arffrnlhio trade or esetuda Aniar- p ^ ! t Sillua, l!ml.n * ,lll#'n*
A* if lo ihow to what socialized liv in g co n d itio n * an d hap piness. The
I*
.
. j,
independence treaty. Thle has lean gooda from Argentina marmult promote through* European
tod*y ^ora "om^lete ^nd '" ^ m i y tied In with U. fl, d*kata .
Bf medicine inevitably lead*, a Bril- tin g p lan ta tio n house, elngle-crop cotton a g ric u ltu re anti il l twen hanging fir* largely because
„t two Issues—Moscow's repara-Thai has been one of the Amerkh Royal Commission ha* recom nhare-Crouiier'H cabin la rapidly becom ing obsolete.
Mromfield hall* th e gradual dinappearance u f th e ab*en- tone demands from the Hula coun- lean objection* to th* treaty,
mended that the Briliih government
un the tther hand, It must deal, "Compare coverage or
of in#
tha ra
ra-l
tha old
old questloi
qUastloni Do*. Russia hava
-1 the
too
I,,milord
UM "one o f th e soundest developm ent* in th e try, and Vugoslavta’s Claim of On another British point lhara with current fact, thev said — I
tk ft free advice on birth control. tee-lundlord a*
bombT
one Of tn e
..
. *44
,|f territory from the Austrian pro- seamed to lie substantia) American and one t e l . ’M s S t l Horn ' « g ^ ^
: «»>• «*®mk bo.
only « ^ r c e n i o vibm o( CMrHnUllH Ku, Mjll
. i r#ady-T hat I. that a friend of th . U. H„ is .till short Z ' ™
The commission recommend* "plan South'* a g ric u ltu ra l advance. In
1J W 7 by a
dupportinir thin cUim.
ti«il Utwwm Hritniii anti of dollars.
ned families, higher Hate money Houthtfrn fHrmii w»re owner*operatiHl, tin againiii ni >r« iri
!lnd ‘ <ub,Un ' by‘''l k r K a yrl*T?mi ,ntenI, , l ^
Improvement In scope, compresident
Inc‘" " ’ , pea
aidant of tha Maasachusatla
Hai
rb« council agreed that aus" *
’
allowance* for children, and in 00 porcent tialay. F a rm Income In th e S o u th ju m p ed rrorn
patanre
and
objectivity,
j at Ituta of TachnoVogy and latar
*
21
/.
b
illio
n
In
1940
to
m
ore
than
$8
b
illio
n
in
1947—
B
ra
te
u
la
’s
rnintlcrs
will
remain
what
f
L
i
v
e
r
n
o
r
H
Mt***t
Democratic
Governor
G
o
rd
o
n
come tan relief for parent* in the
‘Compare coverage of th* con- chairman of tha Nation’s Research
of h t c r e L w ell alKtve the national a v e ra g e .
......................
they were on Jan.
.
*1, llCtH, wblch
t 'O V t r n o r H m e e i
Browning In criticising plans for ferenre
higher bracket*." There limply
of fortlgn minister* In and Dtv«lopm*iil Hoard, Mid:
direct
federal
relief.
Browning
fContinued Frum Page Una)
lari* with a comparable masting
"For a period estimated by raaaren't enough doctor* to take care
'M ™ r « u 't h .™ » l t o . b « w .v .r
or m M , « «
S
said the states ought to hear down in
the .10 a, th* W s , or earlier, ponsibl* scientists at not less than
of the babir* under the pretent fundam entally iforal nolle which "re a c t richly to know ledge |(W.lt.d l0 wUh<iraw her support to #nouri' <''* ,*»». United Htate* to on boosting unemployment and
1four years and not more than II)
luid k«mm1 tre a tm e n t," th e au th o r anytt, c itin g th e fa ct th a t timt claim. YukohIhvIh won't got co,n"
th* r “ 1‘
other Insurance funds Instead of and press office
«y*l*m.
You will find more information yaara, we can expect nnimunity
i.i.. i i " r y..I..I.U
n,,t*nn
u . «c
ui.ru
I iiiv u releaned
rr-loiiHi'd m
m uch
lllltti -1*“^-^;*-rt-puratlon. but may ".else, -retain,
h'l'ifl
I e h iT o f cot
tori jtter”
re have
u ch land
‘t
.l i« i .“ii‘ cc"
-‘ 'nwt^w'n- "ecouraglng p»upl«_ to ask fnr now, leas grandiloquently present-, from such (atomic) attack because
hamlouta."
From the Children t Home Sociely fo r o th e r cro p s,
_______________________ __
Vugoslav territory. Austria will Ing at this lime to risk war and
alone posaoaa th* atomic bomb."
Alabama's Democratic Governor ed hy more expert correspondents I waThere
I
modify
Its
MKirrrsslv*
policies
will
h n been no positive evl• I Florida comet a letter of appf#
---------- :
puy Russia »l 60,l»iaj,l«>0 Ii, ivpar- when confronted with firm resis James Folsom aald h* hopes the and press officers."
Canham said that despite the| dsnea since than to prov* th*
elation for th* publicity wa nav*
The____________
Juyceea
federal
government
doesn't
try
to
tance, backed bv recugnltabln
"we rightly demand' commission's prediction wrung,
I bat s what bus been agi end to forc«'," be declared.
• given that otgsniralion in its drive
"dictate" school policies under any advances
batter performance from the pieas | Thera hav* been rumors of atomic
in
princlpl*.
It
rvmalns
to
Insv*n
education
aid
bill
aa
he
asserted
it
Id raise funds fur its new building
Bprnklnir of socialised mwiiclne,
xxx for It la under tha spur of t**t explosion* In remote Aaiatle
T h e m em b ers a t th e Ju n io r C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rce In ; , , K ' i t Will bo"wh.'t u iA m te?
Deyr said tils visit to England con "dictates" what highways states public criticism that newapaperai Hsraaia, but they never hava haan
program, as well at the information
thin c o u n try un a w hole a re fur fro m n arro w In th e ir In te r»,KIJWu, sealed and delivered.'
n ^ h " K im Just will build.
xxx will make progress."
supported by anything like officlthat tha sum of $89,)3b.45 is still eHtH. S u c h o rg a n iz a tio n * e x ist p rim a rily nn booatern fo r local Agreementa m prtr-lpl* bav* bad win-, work. He said doctora there
Ha said that too often “ire-! cii substanlatlon.
Maded to complete the job. Any co m m u n ities,*b u t th e yo u n g men w ho a re kno w n aa Ja y c e e a an uncumfurtabiai habit of blowing lu)^ him th . level of medical .#rportent newa" la pushed aald* in
Touhy Installed
Seminole County (aimer seeking ■ h ave evid enced a n In te re st In n atio n al and w orld a ff u lr a uu
^ clptlng th* vlcf
. 1b*c* u." '.tb.?y_
‘1
favor of "scandal and sensation-, Dr, Henry McLaulln
.—r
,
•«» »*# # long hna of patlenta and
Worthy charity lu which lo give a
el Ism.”
It'ssHassS V rta raa* Oaa)
•
.
.
.
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U®»W.
"
*n
accomplished
fact.
could
give
"only
threo
minutes
to
responsibility. Ha added he would “And so, all too much of tho
,
small part of his income, could
A t th e ir re c e n t n atio n al convention in C o lo rado B p rln g a,
If Gila aareument does work out racj,
O gloM atriat
•
have to rely on tho Individual ef nawa about America, Ilka the nawa
;
find DO better place lo put it than
i agresnbl*
» |t |. the Inaacapaabta ctmclu- forts of every man In tha club and that roaches America, concern* tha
;
bl lha Children* Home of Florid*.
One tuasoii . 1^
Dewey said, "that such a ha hoped that all would mak* their blaarra," h* aald. "Little gfria who, I I I Magaafta Ava . r$a«D I I | r la<j #
' All ifveilmanl in Florida's chikdMa*
will hav* to program would destroy the medical I beat contribution to Whatever cum- fall down wells* and mbvie setres
, Will reap lha blggetl possible pro*
‘ Vom, A.u" standards and th* health of lha mlttee they might be assigned,
sea who itiarry Moslem prince#
"It | h through these commlttaaa tend tn ba much more Intareating
(it* for the stale and nation in the I t a
b y th e H o o v .r C o r n m ^ l« n «a
T ^ K signed.
S T f Ani : Ilf„td0 of the United Htate*."
E.
that Kotary does ita work," he than tha atatiitics concerning tha
yaati to coins,
^
>
TALBOTT’S
Willi IM Of tho Immetlitttu ra tific a tio n °^.-lhuv A,t U i A m or' ‘lir "p U", ,’lu*’*’,,rl ut Yugualav Driscoll led a parade ofcriticism said. "I Intend lo do my beat tu rice crop In Hurma.
T h e Ju yceo a a lso w lah to c o n trib u te to th o Volco of A m u r- claims tills may drive
Marshal U||n|n(t proposed federal
aid tu give Oils club a good year, and I
Tha
problem
In
Journalism,
today
-JM IVS-IN—
What appears lo be renewed ac
lca program a.
.
r ^ W.^ ,B r*?dln* w,llh •*“ » » education and federal “horn# ra- hope each uf you will try to make la haw tu make Important nawa in
Wail
Paper - Pain!
tivity on the part of the Ku Klux
Rotary
whnt
you
want
would
want
teresting, That applies particul
S u c h w ldo-aw uke g ro up * o f yo u n g mtm co n*tltu t« a
hv wt''l,‘!r,, "|,l,er" of ,n* lief* contribution*.
Driscoll told Ills colleagues that it to he If you were president".
Klan in Alahuma is revealed with
arly
nawa
ahout
tha
United
|M>worful c tm *tru ctlv e fo rce In co m m u n ity , * ta t« unrl nut Ion.
|( .IM',|(H|1| would have been too it.. would I mi "a tragic mistake" for
tha reported Hogging of three mure
Dr. K. W. Ruprecht reported on H lstes/as It goas abroad."
T h o clay o f tho H «lf-*upportlng, ao lf-cantured co m m u n ity i* much lo expect the council meet- Cl
Congress to enact the $;UKl,0(HI,0(K) the recent Roinry convention lu
parsons near Birmingham. There
federal schmil aid hill already usaa- New York which was attended hy
pa*t. T h u Ju y c o c * m tllz u
th a t "w o uru a ll m um bur* ouu nr |(IM end without firowurk*. in f«
1 Wtrc no racial or religious preju
any event .after the conference ed hy the Senate with the help of him n* delegate of the local club
an
o
th
u
r."
dice* involved in these latest out
hud been wound up Vlshlnsky Henator Taft (R-Ohlu) snd some und hy H. H. Coleman and Dr.
without wurnlng demanded a fur other GOP members—ami pending Harry Hilsliy. President Touhy an
rage*. Masked men took a Woman
ciplea that y* love un* another." ther secret session, un the III the House,
nounced that Rev. Malton War*
and two men out and beat them
I aay to all ties* bretbeni, don't ____
strength uf fresh word frum Mu*Sanford Forum
II* aald tha federal government of Vara Beach, son of Judge R. W.
for running "an indecent place."
kiia If only for custom or looks. L'/w.
would proced# to taka a band In Ware, will ha th* priaclpar speaker
May God biass and ssnttfy his
Meanwhile, lha Federated Ku Klux Editor, Th* Herald
Fur a bit consternation reigned, education. Instead, ha aald tha U. on the program nast weak.
people that Judas b* not imltat- Atchason
Klan, Inc., denies it had anything Hanford, Fla.
. .
ami ttevln both wera H. ought to get out nf certain taxVisitors were Introduced by Dr
Father* day Ilka Mothers dag
packed and eager tu start home. Il Ing
and
Is do with lha floggings and offers
_ firida—notably
*¥ Inheritance _
_ C. L. Persons, and A. H. Gaada
Hav. B. W. Miller, pastur,
Was
much
food
fur
thought.
that the Russian* want- death levlaa—and let lha states of Del.and, Charlie G. Marian of
• $300 reward lo anyone proving
Millar Farm Church of God. developed
lany father* kiss their wlvaa
ad tu (Ii-buln a disputed pulnt con- raise enough mnney tu keep thslr Lakewood, N. J., and Jack Per-,
it participated in any mob violence. and leave for work, using that
earning thu withdrawal of profits schools going.
sons of DeLatul.
That would b« hard to prove, even kiss to dispel suspicion, for many i 1 1
1 K l| | | | * | i W a l l ( , n on German property In Auatrik,
Driscoll waa Joind by Tannasaaa'a
office
girls
know
mar#
about
th#
*S
a
si#
»
l
l
l
t
.
l
l
v
v
l
l
l
U
U
i i Boa. but the Klan lays ilsslf
M'WIII!1 M.iUlllll
of which the Soviet would Uk*
t- gpon to such charges by masking its man than th* wife knows.
control. However, It was a .techni
Tha klaa ia the moat deceitful
cal matter and the minlatara de
“ Member*,
symbol to Imitate real love known
cided
that It should bo worked out
to man. Many a young man haa
through diplomatic channels,
Former Secretary of Stale James been ted tu ballava that by a
Tu summarise, Judging from lha
F . Brynet of South Carolina, than kiss the young lady would hava
H. J. Finch of .Celery Camp oummuiiiquu, nubogy seems to
Whom there has never beau any nu other boy friend, only to DM, Woodman of the World, will
W T iV ,
have gained any tremendous ad
that ha was Just ona that
■f m a la r man in tha Democratic iearn
roprsaant Florida at lha Sovereign vantage In lha confaranca,
uiMM, Ii IimmmJ
h. Party, warns the nation against the
It haa been nearly 1,000 years Camp convention In Han Antonio,'
ixaa, June 27 to July I.
* dangers of tha "walfare stale". We •go that the great betrayal of ,Toxaa,
live* iat DIM Jack.Whlt#, Han Antonio and John
are gaiag down the road to ststsism Chrlat waa arranged by a klaa. | . . Mr. Finch, who lives
Mailonvilla A
Ho
much
puppy
love
has
baan
I
n
,
Ayanue.
served aa a J. Wahl, a national Woodman
M M9«. "Where wa will wind up no avldanca In tha paat decade which dalagate to tha woodman State director, un behalf of Toaaa
tell. But if soma of th* raaulted in maaa divorce cases.
amvsnUon, Apr,, 17-11 In Miami Woodman.
tha national convsntlon ha
rants seriously proposed
Christ waa aware af the t
Mrs. Jaanl* Willard, president,
roproaaut
____ 121. Florida campa National Fraternal Congrasa. and
>ted, there U danger caption at hla arrest. W* hav®
ana
12,000
mambers.
Ray
Slaton
.. ._ Individual - whether fir- many who atill atish to, at laaat, io consul commander of tho local Mr*. Dora A. Tallay, praaidmit,
a Hula of Qod'a word, wharo Pant
Woodman Clrcla, both of Omaha,
gtef. worker manufacturer, lawyer, ■aid, "graat tha bratnorn with • unit.
will bring greetings from thalr
daclor — will toon ba an *jt* holy kfsa.^ Howavor, 1 hav* *#*a
M on than BOO Woodman and organ aatrona. Vice President S.
thalr wlvaa a n du* to attend th* E.N Millar of tha Woodmen will
.. slave pulling an oar in lha man araat on* anothor with
P. . .; a , s
respond.
ol tha Slats," "Whoavtr a«j> klaa, than do avarvthlng poasll
to got thorn out of thoir chunk,
churc
S a - . - g s r w ^ . X 'T J '
k a ^ jjj
"
economic security from
‘tk
I hav* soon aoma almost grata
‘Ul near San Antonio,
a*e
Tea*.Ska*
IIspate
m
nsnl sacrifices bio pol- with envy, klaa tha envted ona te
staff, attendants and
Te - Day
, . Senator Pepper throwi m suspicion. Maat hava __and in tribute to Ua
•has l a s h Ulvea Matv*
past, m e a n t and fu tu n patlenta.
'V e*
ariaoa tkan, a n th ay
. :
. n a u ^ At u a opening program In tho
t l M. |t)t.M
m
-nama
far
looks
heart
or
Juat
in
nan
Hotel
Plaaa
Monday
morning,
Big Four fonicn minister*
•ahat
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shoe
;
sh
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p
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will
be
haa adjourn ad without do*
Jaaua aald. "B y thla shall
1u a aaaleva a v a —
m know tkat ya are my dla*'
After c h fw p i tha
*
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waaks, they hava a
a
K
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6
To WOW Meeting
As Local Delegate
ts;
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m a "modus vlvandi'
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tUIaPAY, JUNE 21, 1949
THU HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
—
PAGE THRfcE
introductions on how eom* they
wrote them. I.o, they have books
MENU
under their bells.
By TFriLY HROWNSTONB
Iiidlspotnbly It’s smart to be the
author of a book today. But things
in • w m i t i.mvRY
SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
also are coming to the point
tP Ne»‘.festore- Writer
Avocado Sandwiches, Wat*rwhere
book-writing
primarily
is
an
Tdcphoflt 1Is
iSrUn Palmar Ray—Bodnty Editor
A uni lei tin, fin'd finoi s New
cress and Cucumber Salad, Chocooccupation
nf
non-writers.
York i c - 1. mi i d il. Mi- b u s s — w hen
('team Cuke. Beverage.
The business of putting thoughts late
the uniter npprah'd «nid Ihe fob
(Recipe
fo, Starr,al Dish Follows)
Mrs. Leffler, Lila
low I'ciil more lime eyeing rus- on paper serins to be ope of a very Wni'ADU SANDWICHES
feyv
occupations
which
iripiires
tomcM coldly nnd milking notes
Ingredients: 1 avocado, twn-lhtrd*
Honor Miss Springer
t bis n be did slinging escnrgols little or no ptoloi preparation. If •■up ground bologna. -I tablespoons
u In botiigogiic (it ttn i, very nice ymi’re an anthropologist who’s chopped pickle. 'J tablespoon* may
M'MlnuiiiUll. Seetiu Ibe lunil was discovered « new recipe for onnaise <u creamy tvpe salad
Mrs. W. A. Leffler and daugh Mr*. C. W. Raker I* spending
THURSDAY
shi iking beads, m a celebrity- dressing, 'j teaspoon prepared
gathi’iMig
inntcrinl for u lemk.
ter,
Miss
Lila
Leffler,
entertained
‘Th# Seminole Rebekah Lodge
several weeks in Athens, (la. with
hunter with n memory for anec
Twice
in
itt.i
,1
,tv
-ri,
lately,
I’ve
with
a
breakfast
Sunday
morning
butter or maigarlns
No. 48 will meet In regular session
her mother.
dote, nil yon have to do Is rent mustard.
bet'ii
n
luissciign
in
inslwhen
(softenedi a slices bread, salt and
m 8:00 P. M. In
in the Odd Fellow.
Court honFellows *' ' h' lrJ ? om* ln
n
portable
and
start
sorting
out
the cubbies, with..ul urging, con
ft,’sbli ground pepper.
before
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hall of
■ _nil
t i l for
h r the
th . last
I , .t meeting M
e
^ * X 'i S U f f i " S S
fided l" me IInst ihcv had boili adjectives. That makes you an Method Cut it. 'cado into halves
aatnmer vacation. There will tie
Bartow
are
the
housegueete
of
author.
wiiltci Itook-i of ilu ll i'*|iei leiices
other close friends.
lengthwise mol u-niove seed and
Initiation service*.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Rowland.
,(living in,mud Hu- city One fol Of course, fiction remains s skin Cut fruit into thin slices Mix
A bridal theme predominated
PMIDAY
low wondered if it iiicniil n cm- field open to professional witters bologna, pickle, mayonnaise or
.Tha Sanford Townsend Club with ralla lilies and white pom
Mr. and Mrs. I’. A. Rowland at
1mil puhtishri iuol lure pled Ills alone. It’s it rate uutnlilngraplilHt creamy type salad dressing and
will hold It* regular meeting In pom chrysanthemums intermingl tended th* wedding of Mr. Rowtu urn i-i 111't wiicii it hniln't b en who ventures into Ihe plot-aml- tlllisliiiil Spinad on slices of but
tha Tourist Center at B:00 P. M. ed with fern which were used to land’s niece in Funta (lords .Sun
tel
III lied within two weeks The ellmnx urea whole one Is bulged tered bread Covei with avocado
decorate
the
Leffler
home.
The
Games will be enjoyed and re
day.
Tlie
nth,'i wnoted to know If I hv one’s liondtwork alone. An ex slice-, sprinkle with salt and
breakfast
table
was
centered
with
freshments will be served. The
knew
the inline of n good pub-, ception Is n woman who wrote her freshly gioimd peppei sml top wtlh
nn
artistic
arrangement
of
the
public Is Invited to attend.
Miss Madeline McCreary of
lisbci. heciiii . Ills manuscript memoir*, and then had lo luin all bread Serve at once. Makes 4
_ _ ______________ .
white hlossoms and places of the Tampa Is visiting as the guest of
bud ill I coin,' I'll, k with a relec- the “ I said" idlin'* Into "Jane ficslilv ground pepper sml tup
A l a e v Ann
Ann W
h e lc h e l ‘'•nest* were marked wltH rnlnia- Miss t'hylli* Wyatt at her home,
mild," and swing a lot of leal with la rad. Serve i once Make 4
Whelchel
lum -dip
• v * V _ n .
m . _ ' ur,, brlrf>l bouquet*. Miss Spring H1B Magnolia Avenue.
I know n hnit-hc-sm wlm rushes names into made tip ones. The sandwic lies
was presented with a sliver
! Honored With Tea erbasket
!t"!,'e iff," ["."o.^ 'lie ln-t pin reason was that liei publishers
as a gift fioiu the busies*Mrs. John D, Callshau it visityiir! in idllce nod notes down nil were nfranl of litiel suits lint the
es.
Mr*.
Leffler
wa*
assisted
in
Ail all nylon printed press cloth,
Ing
with
her
son
end
daughterwell
, lira. William It. Wlllama was
the gossip mid big iinutCH lie’s hook hasn't gone
I originally designed foi use on
in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Calla
at her home on Oak Ave " er' ln* b* Mr* Woodward BarnHomebody
-aid
that
every
living
lienid nil >lnv He’, getting teildv
latlm -Imp piessiug machines. Is
han, and their daughter 4pe, In
nue Friday afternoon at a lea we‘l;
to do ii memoir- Mull plilvetH, soul I i i i n at least one book In him. is making Its debut fm (lie Inlinehonoring Ml** Mnry Ann Whelchel, 1 Those Invited to be with the Thomson, (la.
It
»eem«
to
me
M
int
before
mine
ten,ii i pincers, tlit-uri icil peonle,
milker.
popular brlde-elerl.
Iwnoree and hostesses were: Mia*
linpoicri'licl nobility. Indies who titan a couple of years are past,
Friends of Mr*. Frank Melsch
Rose* In bowls and vases were 1
CJianmsn, Mis* Oladyt Well*,
lime mm lied tiim-'tis men. men there will be very few people left
used to decorate the roms where [Ml’s Endstey Melsch, Ml»s Hath- will regret In learn thnt she Is
wlm lune nun io I fnnuuis Indies, with said stm ies simmering and
t)i* guests gathered al 4:00 <•’- «•" Babeock, Miss Barbara Rue confined to (Range Memorial Hos
Dr, ('. L. IVrHonH
slei I'diili--. Il -tel keep,',-*. lull -frilling tu their minds Publish
etoek. The tea table bold a lovely !£«■. Miss Barbara Ann K.lenfield, pital In Orlando wheir she under
el
s
will
run
mil
of
I
eject
ion
slips,
bird-,
nil
>lo
I'-'Inii
inns
nod
(lie
nrroMKTHisT
•arrangement of roses In a crystal Miss Carole Skinner, Miss Olyve went nil n|H'rntluu on Satin day.
r*M »S4.s'|n*it . ijIrmii H ttll
lloo-ievctl npi'nicuHv ure bending nml Ihe iml'lii will be -in felt of
bowl which was flanked by cry*-‘ Ann Adarns, Miss Mary Helen
IIMIft • R-11, i t Hrt I 14.| i
m il -t'limmi: .......1 (ypewrtleis, peiMimil -lory, prisons I opinion
Klmer Atkins of Orlnmlo nrul
Allmifl** lillHNRi Vinull RM|.
‘ ilding -------lighted _tu Hie. ,,
Miss
tat candlehra holding
„ Rettye Hall, Miss Mary
P"U, log out lion souls
nml Intelpii'tallun
I'I rn* JM
Rill
Hutchison,
students
st
the
par*. Aeslstlng Mrs. William* in I Ann (.alloway and Mrs.
Then will come the day when *♦♦+++♦++++++•*.4 r m r r s i o
It seem V e i n s since I’ve met
University of Florida, spent l»*t
■trying were Mrs. John Edward. Melsch, Jr.
a n y o n e who didn't have a book In : we'll refill it to professionals of
weekend In Sanford with Mi. snd
Hlggine and Mrs. Joan A<Ibiii*. •
----------------tin* pi....
"f i icntl"ii. For In the pen nnd pencil, whose whole
Mrs. W. C. Hutchison.
Those attending were: Mis*
imlidy, wc'ic seen tlie mid of tlie training Is to lion out an Imper
Whelchel. Mrs. Hugh Whelchel. MIhh Springer And
cycle "f win ■oil cHpoinlcnl n’ sonal, elilcrtiitning story
NOW OPEN
H. F. Whllner, Jr. plan*
Mrs. D. A. Howard, Mrs. M, I.
MIbb Fite Honored to Mr*.
leave Saturday for Duluth.! Mini, Laura Chittenden, who after ill years ns an instructor In tha books, llic in win col respondent* i Meanwhile, il’* pielly entlinrReborn. Jr., Mr*. Mason Wharton
Minn, where she will sitetul ihe Seminole County school system, reieuily announced her lesiKiiatnui. nei'in I" be Hie oiich ivbo Now imining foi liny,ine win, lias any
at Orlando, Mr*. Kdward It.
OVIEDO
Dunn of New Jersey. Mr*. David
Mr*. George K. Well* and her national convention of Ham* was honored Tuesday evening with a steak siippci at the lume of I tnke n ipiick In dnv look M o u n d , oMIiprtloii wllb the writing busi
ness
to
admit
one
nevet
has
mail
Thrasher. Mrs. Carl Vohllo of Day- daughter. Miss (llsdys Wells, an Delta Fraternity In the capeclty I'riiieipsl Herman R. Morris.
SwimmitiK Fool
, In the scenes ••( |mst gh>rv nml aged lo whip out at least 110,000
icliirn to will,- „ defllilllve esftana Reach, Mis. Iltnce Belt, Mrs.; tcrtalncd Saturday afternoon nt of Beta Province president.
words
a
i
omul
u
single
snbjift.
pii-e of i nnd,touts
Plflllc l a b l e s \ v s l l s h l e
Jack Hall. Mrs. Joe Jarrell. Mrs. 4:0(1 o’clock at their home on MagThi'te me fuinio nml tiiticle Thank goodness, the new spa pet
Miss ('hittenden is
Boyln MrClung. Mr*. Herbert nulla Avenue honoring Miss KllsaMr. and Mrs. Wllllmu C. Hutch!- Mth. Ivey, Hoard
A -1 ...
<1111.D llK N
t.Ae
wtilers, hithctln Impplly cbillllllig bnulness icniniii- full of dreamy
Moretnnd, Jr.. Mr*. Adams. Mrs. hath 1 Fite and Miss Maryanna son have recclvrd word llmt Will
l.lonorcc AI Party ’mil
/ifim .
adults
.i i »c
1lit-11 spe, iiili/i il opel ii, wlm -mils who always are going to
Higgins and the Misses Catherine Springer whose weddings will lake iam C. Hutchison, Jr. has been Honor Al ins Whelchel
hiivn ,ll-i mcl,"I n In/V mini's wilte a book tomorrow
Clark. JJorolhy Morrison,^Audrey plare this week.
commissioned a second lieutenant.
F R E E S W IM M IN G
Honoring Miss l.iiute t ’hltlen 1metliod *'f In-i "inilig tuiok oiiIIioim
Bach, Bebee Blsbee, Caroline Lee
Artistic arrangements of various Field Artillery, In the Army of i Mis. John Ivey nml Mr*. Price
Sometimes
duct,as
use
steel
sol
They|u
U
ico.I
oioi
llieil
old
den,
who
is
retiring
from
the
It,,aril
were
hostesses
nt
n
lovely
and Lylllan floyte.
spring flowers In pastel shades the United States.
EV ER Y W ED N ESD A V
lea given nt the home of Mrs. Ivey fur, •ItV of Seminole High School, pieces, nnd paste n '.election of gicul ( b l e n d s to c l o s e w o u n d s Slid
weto used to decorale the party
incisions.
tbem
logelhm
wdli
eyplmiatiu
V
n
.tenk
slipper
was
enjoyed
in
the
The dining room table, — Mr. and Mrs. Herman D Middle, on tiiamlvlew Avrnne Ratur#ty
Maryanna Springer Maims*
overlaid with an ecru lace cloth ton ami son, Dave, of Columbia nflrrunoii to hutiot Mine Mnry Ann gulden of Principal Hrinmn Mm • I
Wiiechcl, hrlde-elecl. between the lit’ home on Tuesday evening
|
Honored With Party had for a centerpiece a crystal University, New York City, have hours
fo r.:IM» and «:0fl o'clock.
’ Mr, and Mrs. Mmil mid •"•n*,*
howl filled flth peach gladioli and arrived to spend the summer with
Kinploylng a color (heme of
and Kmio. g i " '" l lie M |
Complimenting Ml** Maryanna Southern Jasmine and placed upon his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R B
yellow and white, the room* o f }!"vvl»,K faculty nic.ubc, nod their,
Davis.
Springer whose marriage will he a mirror reflector.
. . . .Single
„ . .crystal
.- .
lilt' Ivi'.v hiHHr wn© fl#»rornlPcl with)
, JJJ1? I ’ 111! t *”»H h’H * Im lH M
an event of Friday. Mis* Betty* cnndtcholders held tall whit# ta
»
Mrs. Walter Morgan and daugh nrmtisr«’nirntn «»f wlnti* irlncli«>liift*.
*
t Edifu v«lilMumfufi
Materlnlmul w»H a party a t'P ° ri
i i . J u s M il, I
ycllmv tiny lilloit nml fi»m, Tli©iJJ[*
,
V
tL
*.?
iv
1
1
V
tr home on Crystal Lake SalurOn one end of the table wa# a ' ter, Shirley, left Saturday for
T llliN YOU NEED A EAST RECOVERY
mill Mrs W. D Wihv, Mr
ty morning at 10i10 o’clock.
I large crystal sandwich tray dec- Richland, Ky,» to spend two Inn Iwhln wh* rnvnrnl with n whit© Mr. Mt
4, M. (I. Smirk Mi.-. Hhh| i*©9
A flower quit wa* conducted orated with wldt satin ribbon and month*. While there Mrs. Morgan1jinrii cloth and centered with 4 nnd
and a prlts awarded to Miss Bar-' long flower stems made to repra- plan* to attend summer school at | floral arrangement. Silver ramlel- U'iIIIhiiih. Miss Olio- If,mm Whit |
„|,rn held lighted yellow lapera
bara Rucker for naming the most «mt t sheath of calla Bliss. This th* University of Kentucky.
---------! which cast a soft glow over (he
flowers. Bcreeno prise w\s pre- j arrangement wasi filled with dainty
MORE IIOT WATER, FASTER, WITH HAS
t
Mrs, Mary Edna Gracy end sis- table hi rangeinciil with 1U silver Mr, and Mrs. Itogci Moult Hint
■anted to Miss Mary Ann Gallo-1 sandwich#* In the form of calla
BisI lilies. Other crystal appointments ter, Miss Dorothy Molnar, have appointment*. Punch was served ftnn* Mr nnd Mr*. ........
returned to their home In Dimnel- from a cryslal punch bowl pis bee ami Hamilton Ji . Mi*. J*«-s
ton after visiting here with Ml** sided over by Mrs. b. F. Boyle Durden. Mrs. Virgil Kmilli, nnd
,*, Id
V . covered | ■»'!
C™. A m , ........,.l Aranka Takarh. J. A Takach sail nihers ,,.*Mlng In serving wpi» Mis-, IIh, burn IfIIIup,
dining tehle which "wss
"JJ”. pie,
* I,,. aprons,
"1 loa ai law nnd
Mr . Mon Is'
were
served
Frank
Takach
who
I*
confined
In
Mis.
Usnv
Woodruff,
M
m
Cecil,'
with a llneft cut work cloth and
rlsteir. Mi alld Mr- W II Itev
k
.In-,qib and Mr*. W. G. Fleming.
etptered with an arrangement of which was placed at tha cithsr end Ihe local hospital,
nobl- mutl V"lniig ■"n Htoven of
The
guest
nf
linimr
was
gown'd
ebaggy shasta daisies, scahlosa of the fable.
Friends of Frank Takach will for Hie occasion In an Hfternoim Ltnilsvlllo . Ki Him mm* wmimN nfi
and baby’s breath In pastel shades.
Assisting the hostesses In serv he Interested to learn that he I* diets of coltnn taffeta in blarl* th* M.u ll«**. »i«" oli|"V*d lli«
Other pastel colored flowers were ing were Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom much Improved at the Fernald,terns Ion.
Illli H. P A I . M E T T O
P H O N E 1310
used to decorate the party rooms. ami Miss Kathleen Babcoek. Each Laughton Memorial H o s p i t a l and rose print.
At •lie colic 1o«i„ii of lb,* delightSERVING SVNFDHII WITH t l f v G \ s
The hostess was assisted In honor*# wss presented with # gift where he has been confined for
Those invited lo be with Mi-- (ul in,-ul Mi Mon i- |o <-«*nl,'d
serving by her mother, Mr*. R. M. from the hostesses.
Whelclii'l were: Mrs. Hugh Wind Ml., rimII,Mi'll-n uni i i Wliitiiig
the past month. He expects lo re diel.
■ell, Mr*. W, K, Baker and Mrs.
Mi". II. A. Howard, Mi- Davli4 lilIK IV* a (<<!,i",i "f esioeni
Those Invited to enjoy Ihe parly turn home soon.
,
,I,dill E I'iflce, Mrs. Call Vehlo from hilli r If nn,| il IC facolly "f
£ ft, E. True.
with Mlsa .Springer and Mis* Fite
v Those Invited to be with the were:
Miss Penrose Hutchison who has of Dnyloiiu Beat Ii, Mrs. HniilHt"o Rrmiiioli' High Hid.... 1
Mr*. Kirby File, Mrs. John lieen spending the winter In Bos lli di,a', Mrs. II. A. Mmelntiil, J, .
hosteea end honor** were:
IIKA ltD M.l, i ’ll \ l'l l.
Jdlsa Carole Skinner, Miss Lila Melsch. Mr*. Burke Steele, Mrs. ton with Mth. Kndlcott P. Saltnn- Mrs. .Mu*,ui Wharton of Mrlniid".
The nubile Is eili-lided a cordial
Leffler, Bliss Olyve Ann Adams, K. 8. Rockery. Mrs. Bacol Ellerhy. ntnll, Jr. while attending tha Ben- ,,Mrs., M.,, I.. BalHirn, Jr., Mi
Adams, . MrMiss Barbara Rucker, Mlae Mary Mrs. C. C. Henderson. Jr., Mrs. ver Country Day School has arrlv-. '
* rr»; W’
(| . invltnllon to tilt,'nit t|o> "old fa«h
HMtra File, Miss Barbara Ann Herman G. Brown. Mra. W"ke ed home to lu> with her. parents, *.....
Minrst,".. Mr*. Wo.l. off, | ion ed "lllgmg" to to- held at Hear
Edenfleld, Miss Mary Ann (lallo- Rawyers. Mr*. John Ralsburv. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hutchison, for Mi". Ill tire Boll, Mrs, BnixOiu I. ■lull f'ha|>, I mi Rcindalj Vvi'iiue
Perkins, Jr., Mrs. Date Hcntt, Mi Wednesday evening al x till o'
way, Mias Bette Duncan, Miss Julian Hlenstrom, Mrs. W. It. the summer vacation.
Kdward Higgins, Jr.. Mis. Hinlv | cbwk
Cherry Singletary, Miss Anna Slemper. Mrs. E. A. Monfortrm,
Bloaii, Mrs, Donald Jones, Mr* ' 1 Members »f Hie ipiartet "Th*
Corley, Miss Nancy Jean Appleby, Mrs. Douglas Btenstrom, Mrs. Bos
Miss Dorothy Ann Whltner who L. Powell, Mrs. Karl lllggm I Four Ringing Sale-men’’, led by
Miss Marilyn BIsssler, Miss Jo- ton fltsele.
Also Mlsa Kndslav Melsch, Miss has been standing school at Rlpon, hot hn in Mr*. Andrew Cairn" m l II. E. Piiic,■II nf (Itbold", "dl di
_ anna Spaulding, Miss Barbara
led the singing foi tlie evening
i/ita p in a n . m m u i m j r i tt vjii , m is s Mary Helen Fits, Miss Jsannettr Wi*. has returned home for the and Mrs, Wallace Bell.
months. She was accom
Kathlesn Babcock, Mlaa Joann* Lsing. Mlsa Laur*ll* Dutton. s,| m summer
Also. Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mrs Jack |
panied
from
Charlottesville,
Va.
Kxprrsslie FieliroHs
WllUamt, Ml** Jana Chapman, Jane Chapman, Mlsa Joanna Wll- by Miss Jere
Boll. Mr*....Firm
I
Jare Turner
of nClearTurner or
ea r- ,Bolt,
’ • Mr*. T. C.' . .....-------,
Many glilri have irgretted sliavMina. indelay Melich, Mlaa Dllon llams and Miss Kathleen Babcock. water, s student
at th* University ‘tl«'
,MrV,t Hm| , 1| (|Ing their eyebrows. Usiiullv they
of Virginia, who Is a houssgueet
f A u l e . F * ! ■mint an expres'iloii with u pencil'
’
t'1
,, M uHutchison.
, fJ ? | <>ver Iheir shaved linnvu tlial gives
toSuXnS^KSi
W arren N uptials Arc of the Whltnars.
beth
Dyson,
r.llse
Shirley
Kick,
Shirley
Hrnitb,| tbem a surprised m worried look.
lit I'biHi n r S lrip m l I ’iiitm
Slated For Sunday
Nancy Collum, Maryanna Hpriu | Kyohrnw» express feat, bafipinnsa,
Mr*. Riser Hostess
ger, Laurell* Dutton, Audrey i sorrow, surprise nml trugedy,
lif t
I best* HiiorHlilf* dr**"**'*
June 8 t-< * )—Ootern
Bach, Lylllan Boyle, Mnrty Pei braiily expert* -ay If you remnv*
: To Knight Circle dr MIAMI,
Fuller Warren will leave to
kins, Joyce Hstiel, Kllsal.eil. your nnlurn eyebroiv*. von miiv
Mill
la k e
you sm artly nnd
day for California where he will
Whlgham, Ellsahath File nml bmk Imapahle of e*l-i,'"«lng what
Mr*. J. A. Riser was hoataaa al be married Sunday.
Martha Wight.
v""
m i ill I h n i Kuiiimfer. .
Tha Governor will laava Tail#
ha/ hum# on French Avenue last
1:00 Western Jam bores
_
night tar the meatlnf of tha Kiel* hassa# at 8:18 aboard a National *:io
New*
”
A irline ptaaa enroot* to th* west, I II Weetern Jamboree
T h e 5 1 0 B r i g h t Hunt
arrlrlng In Lo* Angeles at 18:80 7:oo The T o'clock club
A E I .O R I D A
Btory Hour
t i ll Haw* „
A. M. tomorrow.
W aiter-W riter la
Fired From Job
# Social A n d Personal Activities
S o c ia l C a le n d e r
H A V E Y O U A N A U T O M A T IC
W A S H IN G M A C H I N E ?
S
GAS W ATER H EATER
S o u fH
f ltL f ln f i
.o m p fu iY
SUN BACK
BOLERO
DRESSES
(to la to marry Mlaa Barbara
Jean Manning, 84, In Westwood
Community Church In Lo* Angs
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1l:lo
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Music
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Tw 1-l.lt a House
p p o r t s I’a r a d e
Jntiiea Melton _____
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lloees f o r a Lady
I’o p u la r Musle
K e y n o tes by Carl*
V a riety l ls ll
Meet t h e Hand
Nlaht E d itio n
Inelde Btory
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P o p u l a r . Jualo
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Hporte King of Day
l : t l Moods In Music
*:oo World at Nine
l i l t Popular Muale
Varlelr
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Fear to Tread
0:00 old. New, Borrowed, Bln*
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DOURH OPEN 18:1.1 P. M. Datlr
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Today-W ednesday!
T h e H lar who won th e
Acndvmy A w u r d will
win y o u r h ea r! ugain!
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By ROBERT GEOROE
Written for Control Prow and Thli Newspaper
OF THE 80 MILLION AMERICANS who will go
“swimming" this year, only 7 pur cent can swim well,
another 48 per cent swim a little, and the remaining 60
per cent cannot awlm a stroke.
Aquatics, swimming and lolling on the heach, Is the
most popular recreational activity in this country today.
But, If history repeats itself, which It has a tendency to
do, more than seven thousand persona will drawn this
season.
Red Cross and Natiuna! Safety Council tabulations note
th*t in the eight years from 1940 through 1948 there has
w en a yearly average of 7,146 jwrsons drowned.
1 Drowning is the second leading cause of accidental
(With among persons' ranging In age from five to 24.
Drowning is the fourth leading cause of all accidents!
deaths, being ranked only by motor vehicle accidents, falls
and burns.
How Important It Is to know how to swim and how to
ve a life is spotlighted by the fact that an average of 80
rsons a day drown during the months of May, June, July
sad August.
It Is a tragic fact that most drownlngs occur in water
from neven to 10 feet deep and within 10 yards of where
pne can stand safely.
However, Americans, like they always do when they
face a problem, are doing something about the horrifying
death toll In water. There are now 26,847 trained Red Cross
safety instructors passing on their knowledge of swimming
and water safety to the (ample of America.
This summer 89 Red Cross iiiitkmal aquatic schools
will turn out un additional 4,000 qualified water safety in
structors for camps, schools, resorts, industry and com
munities. Unit yeur alone, the Red Cross safety service
issued 630,224 certificates fur completion of swimming and
life saving courses.
Study the posters on these' pages before you go to the
besch. They may save your life—or someone else's. Still
better, help to waterproof America—to make every Amer
ican a swimmer und every swimmer u life saver. And the
place t'o start Is with yourself ami everyone in your family.
Every person should learn to swim as u basic physical
skill.
You cannot think of a better sport—to save your life!
’’' O ' 1. Draw victim to safety-—den* t lot him pvll YOU (fl
OR ^
1. Stand on on* and of a repo
2. Throw buoy beyond victim, using
an undorhand swing
S
'
3. Draw buoy Into victim’* grasp, pull (lowly te. safely
vtam.
2. Support and draw him ta tho Horn
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
Water Safety Service
a bather itep* Into deep wotor o(! (here
1. W ade to choit depth
---2. Incline body toward ihoro
3. G raip back of writ!
4. Backing (lowly, draw victim ta *of#ty
/•vfp
1, (have board, plank, or ilmllor Seeling eb|(tt Into vlsllm's
2, Oel help le bring vlillm te lately
8T. AIIUIIHTINK, June Jl 1/1’*
—Star Karplnnkl Idnnked Hie
third-place Hanford Glunln here
laat night with three malleied
hit* to mark up hia fifteenth win
of the *ea*nn by the »onm of H
to 0. The HI. AiiKUHliiie i Iglitliamlar ha* only two loniu*.
Tha Halnta hit timely fur tlivlr
third »lralghl win, rapping Jack
Bebsrk for eight Isilica during
hie sli-inning stay un (hr minimi.
Hinglea by Karplnakl and I’cte
Gasper produced two run* In the
third, enough fur victory.
Hallman singled fur Munfnrd in
(he fourth and wa* the mity Limit
to reach firm during the foul "ov
en Inning* as Karpinski set them
down In order,
Hsafurd
ab r h o *
McManus
4 i) II I fi
man If
tier lb
it lb
Jy lb
than rf
irptnikl p
•per cf
Ireland o
Auguatina
11
1 1
4
11 o a
a
II
nil
000
oio
il
ll
i 2 :i o
1l H 0
HJ0 J7 ll
000 000 - 0
ons oos—n
hduuduia ill five-all and left them
tied for first pluce.
Ifni Ivy drove a double tu
right "coring two run* In the
eighth and "cored when Jim Mi
m a bent nut n limit to Ice the
game for the G-Men. The U*
collected eight Itane hit* off Wal
ly Gaddi* who hurt hia uwn
rauae by walking four men a«
crucial momenta.
GniiioNvIlIn opened the scoring
with one in the "ecumi nod added
two morn In the fourth, Tliss Ta tal
lied once in Hie fourth und "lath
when Kililii- Lichen* hiuueml ovet
tho left field wall.
From The
SIDELINES
rM IN Itl* (T * T *
Hay Inn llaaeb
/talneavlll*
nanriiHir
HI. AllNUallll*
I'alalka
!let."lilt
orlamtn
I,«i.sliiira
Mess)I*
UKI.ANH, Juno ill l/l*) The ton
ovatmj model of llut l.waburg Dod'
gore continued ha winning Way*
Imre Inal night oh they nwampad
DoLuml'* hugging Hotl Data 11 to
4.
I'niil Grant went the distance
for t liu Dodge rn nud scattered
nine hit* ita bin teummatea gave
him n supporting thlrloan-hlt-at*
tuck which wur nlded by ail glar
ing Rod lint error*.
Ituh Rmirliptei led the Dodger
offensive with n booming triple
nnd two singles,
M U8I
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S
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Jt **
JJ JJ
I* *t
f.
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-t*
V e e ltr S e r
O rlando I. I'a la lk a l.
HI, A u g u siln e I. Sanford 0.
(lalncavlll* S, Daytona Rai
Lee*burg It, DaLan* t.
tram *" ’to d a y
Hanford a t Orlando.
I 'a l a i h a a t 11. Augustine,
l.eeaii urg a t Oatneivlll*.
t i a y l o n * tlaaoli a t DaLas*
a m m m iva n
ln a o iih
In Vjlusia’s 9th
Cecil Carlton, local Insurant* i
man, and a friend, I). I1. Puniiny ,
from Dublin, Ga., caught 11 Mack
bai* In the St. John* River Friday, I ............... . (
and wore proudly displaying tha which fliilahnl
fiah In the downtown area Friday lutla Derby 1
afternoon.
alatad tu run I
Tho four largeat flah weighed race at the V«l
nine and one-half pound*, nine Club In Dajloi
poundi, seven poundi and five
Monuii, owm
pounds. Tho othara averaged thrae only weigh* 61!
ami one-half pound* aach, accord- noted for her
In* t® Harry Robson, who weighed whan *h* cut*
tho flah.
turn and akyrii
"The ■airing weighed slightly |y for a win.
over 40 poundi," Robaon aiaortad. wondaring in
••It sure waa nice of the flak to to place her l
Cooperate while my friend waa be competing
hare on (ha visit," Carlton grin- hound acc* a*
aad.
Edge, Tin
Tha baas ware caught on artlfl- Brainy Baas,
dal luraa In Lake Jaaaup.
rock. All of |
amout to base hit*. Walk* are
uat about as valuable as baae
ill* W# figure
2
let Mato 8/ia MU*
I Malt Dally UaaMal
It Para. Sn.ii-i i Mat
lib. Alibi At. Shady n d
M V L ? T U (ilia
•T jto lj inUtr imatstai
. watch, Pc cover, awl
Hay (tu t;u k BitM it I
a Janas, ' Praam
Pul
ORLANDO, Juno Jl (/F)— The
Orlandn Bcnatora scored an Un
earned run In tha eighth to, de
feat I'alatka'a Asalaas, 9-1, here
laat night before IBS paying cuttuntira,
Cslavo (lousales, t'slalka left
hander, threw a thraa-hlt bread
of ball at tha ttenatora bet Met
the decision an two errors *OM<
milted In the eighth by Tommy
Tobb, aucceaonr to Walt Bla««r.
ahorutop add to tiaiaeevllle twe.
AMPimil QANH
WMMerlas.tjhy
Leroy BroWnlim who otWjKj
Aw
MOMENCE, III.—Jersey Joe
Walcott ha* been a *ort of Jackof-pll-tradea. Now he hopes to be
master of one—a champion.
lie ha*, among othar things,
driven a truck, mined cement, tot
ed bricks, handled a hammer la a
shipyard.
What he wanted tu do moat and
cuuld do beat was boa. Bat la tha
lean year* he had to turn to other
job* to support hla wife, Lydia,
and *lt kids.
*
Jersey Joe upend* a lot of fra#
lima Juat silting and thinking at
hia training ramp, the Peaceful
Valley club. Ha tnlnka of th# fu
ture ami the past.
Tony Georgette, a fight mana
ger who has watched Walcott’a
Mop and go career, aaya: .
■’Whan I first knew mht 10
veani ago, ha lived In Match
Town, a section of MerchantvIUe
(N J.) where houaea ware flimsy
as match boiaa. He had a hard
tlUe getting bouta. But be kept
up hia road work. Ha waa determined ha would be a great fight
er. He finally caught hold, .and
now haa a nice home In CBmden.
Walcott's future hinges oa hla
match with Baurd Charles for
National Boxing Aaaodatioa rec
ognition as world hoavyweteht
champion June IS In Chleogot
It will be Joraey Joe’a third
crack at the title. Ha loet n~tS*
round split decision to Joe Louie la
1947. Louie knocked him out la U
rounds last June. HU listed age
now la 8S—and this should bo Hut
last chance to hit ipoftVNo. 1
^BwKdi will ho do If he wins the
erewnf
"111 try te wear U a* gracefully
aa Joe Louis did," ho aaya.
Walcott la a quiet, afaesaat
Jo, Tonroff, Matte,
ir, Plehan, Roman, Hutnrplnakl, Ehrhardt, B W
KduarJo Noriega went the rouU
, DP—McManus, Mai- for
the Senators and specad aeVM
hltk. effeatlvely—the run'1off MM
't—Sanford waa unaarnad—In notching hR
1-Off Bo*
erry I. BO
Mil11, HO—
Fans Will Select
All Star Team
Carlton, Friend Catch p |ucky Brindle Is
Several La r g e B m .; Sche(ju|ed To Run
COMMENTS
Karpinski Gives Three Hits To
Sanford For 15th Win Of Season
GAINESVILLE, June 2 | <**»Florida State League fan* face
some tough picking when they
vote Thuraday and Friday for tha
All-Star team.
Top aeloctiona of tho fana will
taka tho field July 4 agalnat tho
B S J r t J . 1!?. 'm m m *
Competition figures to be tough
at all positions, eapoclally pitchers.
Normally the plea would be two
righthanders and two Ufthaadott. ; (
But alike only ala portaldera ate
,,
on official roatara, fana will name , ,-i
thrae who throw righthanded end
,
one lefty,.
i£)l), ,
But even with e ehoke of three, . .
•ha cash eustomera will have trou
ble narrowing the Hat.
/' ‘ 1
All thaaa have won more than
10 gameat Stan Karpinski of St.
Augustine; Lou Bevlfie, Lea Kaah
1'
ana Welly Gaddi* of Daytona; '■<
Disk McMUHn end Myril Hoag of J
Gainaavllle.
.
-rt
With only a 9-7 record, Joe
it
Masada of Leesburg will have * n*<
followlne. Hia nine wins ere at- .. t
moat hat * the eelter-dwoutag Dod-
Want Free BmmNUIY
Here*a Your C h an m
AP Nawefeeterea
SAN ANTONIO
You whe tea* tow
may wonder what a
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I l l s HANFORD H E R A L D . SA N FO R D F L O R IDA
. . . . . . SHOWING T I A N
F r a n c o n ia , n .
More thin 200 ahbfgun-tbCef* from
JMfHB CO UR T o r T H U COUNTY 10 eastern states arc entered In
f third Annual Trap Shooter*
^ fc i* W ,i8Sir2>",‘"' th
Association shoot harr at t h r For
l k Ubm-*
irjf’'llclnlosh,
est Hills Hotel, June SO-July 4.
The shoot, registered with the
CREDITORS AND PKM_oN» having claimh o n" Sis-1 National Association in Vandalia,
tou and aacti of 8AID
you ar* haraby 0-. will count In official national
BOlltlad and required lo present i standing*,
e a r' claim* and damanda which'-----------------
jl 1MU'NSW w ) (".-a
m
— county at Bsnford, r lorIda, Miami* io win n*o. m .os r u i n
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1(41
w llh t h e
Ulthln alsht calandaf months from IDA a*______,
cclarh
le r k of
o t the
t h e C_______
ircuit C ourt of Mam
he lima ot the (Irat publics'
Inula
County,
Flurlda.
rids.
Bla nolle*. Each claim
JOHN
Owner
W ii B.
“ PRICE,
----hall
i*ll b* in
In w
writing,
r l t l n t , and
and
I* place of residence
aldi
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NOTICE
a lt b* a w a r n to by t h e t l a lm a a i, I Nolle* Is ha rab y g l v s n t h a t wa
e at, o r a t t o r n e y , a n d
a n y such I a r *
a n e a e a d in b u iln a a a a t Ibvt
Grazhmo To Return George Kell Fattens
To The Ring Tonight His Batting Average
g u ilty
(iunrnnleed
Products
Fair
1_WILMINQTpN, Dwl.. Ju“w 21—.
CHICAGO, J u n o
21 H/P)—
-Rocky Graalano return* to ' G*org* Kell, Detroit third sucker,
the fla tic warfare* tonight after
hl> American League
*f* s. *"**_
“
*I_ ij ni" hitting average sis points to .352
sights set on a- shot at th*- middle
■
during th* week to sip 3(1 full
weight crown he once held.
points ahead of the field.
The. one-time
boss
100 Boston'* Dom D1 Maggiu climb*
,
n Mof, tthe
o 11
Price*
VARNISH
q u ick
D rying
To
S*u>
\\ lute
E NAME L
Duplicate* Expensive linked On Kintshe*
(■el The Heal, It I ' umI* Less. liet
pounders takas on Buffalo. Bobby ^ four
, 0 ^ 2 for second
Claws at Wilmington a bell park,, pj#cv- ^aat
week's
runner-up,
l* •Uted for 10 round*. Kl|(||, J ix), t ,,f Philadelphia, skidIt I be (iraiianoa flret coni-ilk,t, , a lo 313 Uontun>, T„ t w m .
petltive_ appearance In he r n« 1|m, muvMj fifth to third with
CAKMOTK-- For any Surface. Interior or Krtenor
“You Can't Bent It lor tfuslit)"
"You Can't Ileal It for I'riie"
since Tonv Kale took back the | .314.
middleweight title June 10, 1045
tnnw leaders in avera
(Ither
averages com*
Since the Zale fight Grasianol pu)ri| through Sunday's gunies
h u returned to the good graces o f;w*r„ Hank M*Jtskl of Phlladelthe New York State Athletic i phla, tied with Jouat, with .313;
Commission and th* National Box- i,oh D1i „ bj[„ ( Ht, U||1(l> .307.
°v u . .
l j 1Cass Michaels, Chicago. .306; Hoot
im o r d e m a n d not ao filed s h a l l 1 W .
n t h a tr a a t, l a n f o r d , F lo r id a
The New York s at* basing, E vm tHtTfl„
V|c Wert.,
. ■•
un d e r th* f l r tlllo u a n a m e o f Qoldfather*
impended
him
Feb
7, Detroit, iWfl; and Johnny Groth,
f lu r to n Dyal M c ln ta a h J r , boro V a r ie ty fttor* a n d t h a t wa
Faya La* Kntsmingar
Intend to r a i U t a r sa id a sm *i purP° ri **“ .Delroll, and Eddie Hoblnson,
s. A* aiacutor* of the .Last ■ asm lo l h a t e r m s of th e "Fle- 1100,000 bribe offers rthe
though I Wuhingtun. .204 apiece,
A Will and Testament of
tltlo u a Nam* H l a tu l s " l o - w l t i Sac. were “Jokes. He was reinstated
IiW.kwj ln „ , hrw .w. y „*
j Mabel Mareary McIntosh, 144.0* FLORIDA MTATUTKS 1*41
da raa aa d
• wlh th* c la r b of tb* C ircuit CBurt last May u.
home
run producthm with III each
Fliat pobllcatliin June 7th, 1141,
of Mamlnols County, Florida.
were Williams, Jooat und Vern
J. D. McCARLRT
Stephens of Boston. Williams held
BK80IK H McCARLET
NOTICR
WOMEN'S UOLF
Nolle* la h a r a b y a l v . n that I
Owners.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jun* 21, the ruiia-hatted-iii lead with 05,
OP)—Trying to pick the winner banging In 13 during the week.
Jouat had the must runs, dl;
of the Women's Western Open
! shaped up today like that baker’s Kell the most hits, 80; Mujeskl
I CONMIMMAN from New Yurk, Frunkltii 1) Ituusevrll, Jr,, confer*
CHILDREN'S
PET
SHOW
dosen—one thrown In lo make it Ihe most two-baggers, 18; and at the While House with President Ti tim.m shoilly .illet hiking Ihr oath
, i
.
Dilllnger the most stolen bases, of oftice. He told Truman he would si i | i | hii I Ins in<<gi.on 11ni> i Muiiumil)
18—-and anyone can win.
Bponaored By Th*
Paw gallery-lies war* sure the eight. Elmer VaTo of Philmlelphla
No. 1 and 2 ladlea of American and Cleveland's Dale Mitchell
fU S IN E S S gnd PROPS8SIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB
golf—professionals Babe Dldrlk- were tied in hitting triples, each
JACKIE KUHINSIIN
tlmmghHundny.
Turning the
! son Zaharla* and Fatty Berg—
Aaelated By The
NEW YtlltK, June 31 nl’i
Dodger Stm is iiifn-tder Bed
could see their way through the with seven.
Mnu' York's Vic ftss,-||i fortified Brooklyn's Jackie Kotiiiison, seek Selioeiidit-nst of liu- St, l.ouis CarSANFORD RRCRIATION DEPARTMENT
dense smoke-screen a band of de
'hind- lied i-imnmp idotig at 347
termined amateurs threw up in •ds pitching lend with two more lag lo hecuiiie the first light
FT. MELLON PARE — JUNE 24th, 2t00 P.M.
yesterday’s 18-hole qualifying <-i-*,.rle» fnr nn 11-1 record nnd n lianded liittilig Nntiimull.eiigue imil
‘*1? nercentnire. Virgil Trucks of hatting chuinpion since MM2, en
round.
CASH PRIZES! ! !
ll-|>oiiii edge
TOO LATE I'D CLASSIFY
The nation's best feminine golf Detroit added 12 more strikeout Juy* » .... ..
»ver his uenresi rivnl.
ers set out today In first round victims to bring his total to 82
The Dodger infieldei
lacked .
_
match play and 27 amateurs
^ BBlB
............... ... .
nine points to fiIt- limtk doting the *'*’■”
lt’-h «ettei, answers
seemed a good bet to dispense
lo
iiaoiiAddress ...........
past week to inci ease Ills averag..............
Howard.'
with the pros as the game moved
HITTING UHTF1ELD
Phone
t
D*WoDki, 264-W.
on to ft* pay-off stations Islet
a lofty 358 including (;um .
EAST
LANSING,
M
ich.-tA
't,0
♦ e t ...................
...... Nan* ___ ......
this week.
Michigan State's three outfielders’
Address to the;
nil hatted over .340 this season.
George Kutenbar hit .377, Ed'
CITY RECREATION DEPARTMENT
U. S. National Tennis Cham Hoheiak .347 and Jack Kinney
Chamber of Commerce Building
pion Richard (Pancho) Gunralrs .344. They were the leam’s top
Sanford, Florida
rose from 17th ranking In 1947 to hitlers. Kinney led in run hatter
lu f F e p c r i
the top spot Inst year.
in with 35.
CAKMOI'K .Mildew Iteslsll.g linn-,. I'umi, Ki|ui|imeut
Enamel. Kulall Flat Wall, All lops m Muuliit
W* Hrcummeud Nolhiug Ho. He«pon»ihle Painters
Who (iuaraiitr* Satisfaction.
“WE HAVE GLASS FOH KVEItV IM itlMinF
Me Appreciate Your I’aliuuuge
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
“ Sitiil'iird ’s L e a d in g I ’a in l A (.la ss M in e '’
117 Hu, P A R K
F r e e D e liv e n
t ' l l t i M ’. Illl'l
SINUS
IN THE SANFIlluTOfTT--111"
If YO U Won! - . RELIEF and HELP
Send For Our BIG Sinus Book
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Nu matter liuw lung vun luu, ,il liintiv- wit 11iml Hi,- i-xucnsr of
■Ulft-it-d, or wtmt you Imvt- lucil liiiw'lmn lu iiiiollici iliinule.
this mteirstliig. Instinctive uml
I Ills hunk Is m-ii I only to Blmia
easv to read Minus Itimk will en
able you to fully unitirMuml your Hiilletern who want unit need
S—Heal Kalita For Halw-3
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
TWO Bedroom home In good con
dition, near shopping district.
Low cash down payment, and
law monthly payments.
THREE Bedroom House, very
modern. Hardwood floors, two
111* baths, lovely shade tree*
and fruit trees, Priced below to
day's market on easy farm*.
I have businesses wall established
and operating profitably, that
cam be purchased on tarma.
C. A. WH1DDON, HH.
II* S. Parb Av*.
Phone 1381.
5—
A rttc lc a
F u r S a le
— 5 12—
R pec in l S e rv ic e *
— Vi
1 GOOD Mule, 1 double wagon and NEW FI.CURB siirlaceit to perfec
•w ncase and may snva you years m!,1.1.' 'I.1'.'
Of suffering
i , l-‘ r , ,l , y
-Tills Book contains Itiformn\ . “ lv 1’"'
tlon tieretoforr known only to
'J ,
apevtuilsU. It explains the Aha-
Every Season In IiihiiIuIi4»n Season
I
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111'l'cm again, t
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W lift lit’!' it is lliv tni'riil lii<nt uf -aii i nn it-t or tin*
cold of win tor. you m e usHiuvd I’u iiiio r l » lu ’ii
your holin’ is |im |ii’ily in s iiln t n l I ’S ii Itot-kwool
At t If I iihu Ini it it i i.s not ti im ri’hiou’
loll ;m in
vimtllU'lit Ihnt ptiys i I iv u Ic ih I s III ro iu lo rt ,\ m il
In t lx 1 Mill l.uiulit'i' »V S it|i|ily Y m il u ill lirittp ton
lutditioim l iiifiii'u u ilin ii.
various mule equipment. It. C. tion. Old flmirs mail* like now.
Finishing, cleaning A waxing,
Thrasher,
Celery Ave.
* ? .y
*!"•»ymp
«'"■ !<ioh We have m 'm X -lS
l
tile ctllisen mol
Pori utile power plant, 22 yenra Ules—IJflta
aiiytlilhi! else to M-tl
You will
If it'* screen wire you want - experience in Hemiuole County, toms of Minus Ulseusr
ar.'.
check witli us • Galvanised uud
complicating
Mrcooilmy
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Bronse, all site*. Priced right.
Tteulihi-nt inetlluits an- lolly ol iium ey l i h l i r x ,
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FOR
HIIG III..... . A I t r v r r r , Inc.
STANI.EY ROGKRH HARD
expl atlH'll It telln tom o|i, ut
f |* M iawlsf rates aa
I'lioni’ s:i
213 Wanl Third SI reel
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
U, Rat Mill; .
Drill. HH7
WARE C O .______
n Waal —
Uoiu limy be nvohteit. ami whe ri
AND TYPING
te
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lot
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PITTHBHRG Paint* for every
CREDIT UUUF.AU OF
purpimse.
HANFORD
HKNK AKIK Glaaa * Paint Co. 111 N. Parb
Phene IM OZAMK IKK
h a y norm
III-II4 W. lad. _ _ Phone 3N.
Imea a* nee Mae lam
ORLANDO Morning Hentlnel. Or
eiva a w l* «a the Mat
W a Y T A G Waalihiaf machines.
He eats See MM* (a*#
lando Evening Htar. Call Ralph
porta and service,
•#. Randall Elec.
Kay. 110A-J.
Co.
PHONE 148
U.\ 1,1, 611 for yattvrvj tfaneratur
and fla ru ’r service. Hwtln’s
0— ARTICLES WANTED—6
Ballery Htivlce, 8(11 W. First
**aa4am rAaeg* II eaav asm*
HI.
la HUH la lh* leieeaeae baek. 4— Heal Batata Wanted — T Ighest cash prti-a paid fur used
furniture. Ted Davla Furniture LAWNMliWNRH iharp«ued, hiU eeiaea fa* tabs eewmmaJa?
From Owner two or three bedroom
Co. 311 E. lat. Ph. 968.
cycles repnired, lock and key
modern or semi-modern house r—
-----. —r -3 -----r —f
work. No waiting—work >junrwithin city limits. Must h. rea- 17— PelH-Livenlodt-HuppIleH
anteeil. II, W. Hhmnnn, 311)
aonaliy priced. Phone 1318 furn* 1 — — —
East 4th Rl,, Hanford. Fin.
(Formerly with Williams Fix it
lulling full details.
FDR .HALE - Fresh young
Shop),
heifers.
Phone
1379-M
Hoi
0— A rticle* F o r H «k — 5
D12.
STEAM LUX House Washing.
Entire outsitte area including
FRIED JUMBO BHRIMP dinner*
screens. Free estimates. Phun*
HELP WANTED
everynlght, 11.00. HOMER'B.
________ collect Oviedo 2UH1,
. ; THE
Mill's Swap Shop—We buy, sell or GIRL fur cashier in grocery store
trade moat anything. 4od fianApply 329 Hanford Av*.
FIRESTONE’S New Service De;BANFORD
ford Ave. Phona 1 9 t-J.___
uartment complete brake re
FENCER to build about 29 miles
lines-ovn hauls; brake drums
of barbed wire fence In South
.HERALD
Wa both loat. when you don’t
Vuluslu County. For full inform turned; master ryiimlers re
bring your preacrlptlona to
paired; new brake hose install
matlon write, X.Y.Z. Post Of
Lwiey'a. Phone IPS.
ed; lights, horns, Ignition, motor
fice
Osteen,
general
delivery.
HOT LUNCRRS every day Dom
tune-ups; spark plug* cleaned;
WANTED-White sales-Udy, ex front end rehushed; king plusttilb to t:M at HOMBR’R1 ;ir t) R K E N T
perienced In trouser alterations)
hearings, shock absorbers; car
TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line.
full time work, ftfurgan’a Sales. 1 buretor oil filters; wheels h*|
| At THE ' Cowan Apia., conven Runt'a Tuxedo Food Store.
397 Hanford Aveiinm ‘ ) nosed; muffler; tail pipes; floor
iently tecated across from the D«8f E p T i d AY_ PA1H TR~----- Conipaiiiuii for elderly laoy. Write ,
met* 1 body tightening; radiator
Post Office, one room effWmep
''Belt for tbia Booth- /
Bui
| hose; fan belts; Guaranteed
0~ . Care Herald
apartmbnt.' modern tils both,
STANLEY-BOGERB
HARD
S3’ work, using best material al
■uitablo for business eoupla or
WARE CO.
WORK WANTED —9* ways a saving. Phone 12 for es
IndlvidM- Phone 5*0. ”
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New coah register and scales,
timates.
| W I l a K A - A p A R T H iS f s r u f l
cheap. Phone 1483-J.
■■
FIHHSTONE HTOHKH
. Street.
PRACTICAL NUKHE and Baby
III K. tat. HI.
ENJOY
Sunday
dinner
at
Laney'a
1 ,4 ppartmenta
sitter, can give Doctor's refre76c
also
week
dnyt.
Lanche*
A
cnees, phone II62-R,
” ‘‘iPtion# tl-E
abort orders.
'_____
For full line uf GALVANIZED
\
t wiki’ two
I.UWEH
PRICES, Expert waw4 and BRONZE SCREEN.
OOAT
MILK
loeatloniiOaU
oRtiOaU 4470.
repairing,
G.
C.
Fallows,
For
all
weights
in
RULL
KGGFHorn*
1
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R. D. Priest, Phate ,718-WS.
apartment, private
i n t i t a n -S' i u m rii»
Shup, 1700 Hanford Ave. Pboan ING.
MICKEY
MOUSE
knelt ewtranees private ElSCTfilC Frigldaliwlio. cash,
1148-J.
For QUALITY, SERVICE and
- t h e y P T H l N k L W e 'g E P P C A P i )
Oaa ateve *10. 8801 Oali'Av>au»
rA l l MOPg W4& AgANTONBP "TOP*iY
ebUdren,-w* pat*. M
PRICE.
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— i t h in g s RBAu -V Ace i
fomlahed
_______ cottage,
______1 used 8 fe. bed room gutte 179.96
(ng A dirt muvin^W* specialise
WARK COMPANY.
luded also garage, >1 BUghtly used 6 pe. dinette 39,91 In eoadillonlng
late A
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Hill Lumber & Supply Yard
\
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1 used __,_
lee box
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apartment, Mar
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tw. Am «. Pom 1 ueed dreeaer
uresaar T,
MATM U OF SANFORD
J, Sanford,
M 4 I 1 1*4. HU
PtMMIa 137
ipfe
Jim
Im xi; ,s
.y y-egjSS:
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to
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firdin gtoiM, Photit l„-w.
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14.M a lreasoaitbl#
ia.va
rale*. Free itatlmat-
*1. David FL Carpenter, Phone
1898-6L
fJEW
hoofs,
;
Roof_r*jalr1ng
4
painting, Phona 199-1
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TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1949
A d it Wave Marita
First Dap 01 Summer
Grooms Academy Graduating Class
By ASSOCIATED CHESS
Heat of tha country will not b*
to laarn that thla la the
day of aummar.
nIt rlaad
waa hot enough, dnd while
aoma relief waa in sight for the
Mldweat, It waa warming up atill
more In th* Eaat. Juat to make
matter* wore*, thla la tha longeal
day of th* year, too.
* Summer officially baglna at 1:(W
P. M, (E8TI today. Maanwhile,
th* mldwaatarn hot ape|l had
broken in Mlnneaota, part* of
Iowa and Wisconsin. Th* allghtly
cooler weather, with thundarenow
era ahead of It, waa moving south
and eastward and wilt hit more
mldweitern area* tonight and to
morrow. But tha mlriwaat’a heat
waa moving Into the eaat.
1
School Funds
tCeettaaeO r . , » r*aa Oaei
proprlation.
Soma school* will only b* able
to operate for six month*.
Th* auperlntendenta aald they
will operate county achoola on
full school piograma until the
monay run* out. I'hen thay plan to
"dose up ahop and throw away
tha key."
The achool leader* explalntU
that they cannot operate with thu
th par cent cut made by the Budget Commission laat week eo they
might a* well run lull proximo,
until the money la font.
All the echol hcaua queitloned
hare aald they would have to pinch
ptnnlea to keep tha achoola open,
th* trouble, according to Iho iuparlutandanta, la that there la no
place to make the 2ft par cant cut
without wrecking the IV47 achool
program.
" I'heio’a nothing In our program
that’* aacesa to cut," Dan Boyd,
Duval auperlnlendant, explained.
opa
want brok*.
fgbe leant* without th* eubatsne* Produce Business At
of truth, x x x
Farm Marts Drops
"That wa may put an and to
thl charge of conaplracy, let me
ilary machine, he said. adding that assure you that I am convinced of
JACKSONVILLE. June 21 —
thla nation ahould not place too our need for carrier aircraft."
(Special)— The number of State
much fruit on mer* poateaaion
Farmers' Markets Handling Pro
duce Is dwindling each week-; |j
of the atomic bomb,
Soldiers Hurt
only three market# reporting pro
"Within a few ehort yaara," he
duce movement during to* past
aald, "we may witnei* th* and of
fCeaMaaa* rt-as rag* On*»
thla ara of atomic aecracy—Antra no x-raya can be taken. Ho waa week," said William L, Wilson,
whoa* end will be algnalled by the found 20 feet from the car which Director of Sta.e Markets In hla
cxploalon of tome other nation'* lay on the left side about ?8 feat weekly tnaikeU review. "The
Staike State Farmer*’ Markat re
bomb.
from the edge of the road.
that movennnt of produc*
"From that day on, our advan
Patrolman Harrison arrived at ports
that arts is practically ovar
tage In atrateglc bombing will tha actne at 2:18 A. M. Th* In- front
with only a snmli amount of
rest not In monopoly possession of ured men were first taken to
Fold Hook brans and
tha atom bomb but In our auparlor 'amald-Laughton Memorial Hos popper,
Butter beans 'being moved. The
stockpile, our production capacity, pital In the Erickson ambulance Sweet cum season iruled on Tues
anddn the effectiveness and quan and were given emergency treat day with the movement of l,9lr|
tity of aircraft required to deliver ment, then taken to th* Orlando doten, nveiaging 2h cents p e r
those bomba."
Air Base Hospital.
dozen.
But, Johnson added, while "air
‘ The Plant City Slate Farmer*’
power haa given a promts* of
Market moved lit,771 packages of
speedier end to conflict" It haa by
British Ship
lirodure, consisting mostly of okra
no means placed either tha ground
and rggplaul, and giving produc
or naval force* In a subordinate
( C a a l l a a * * g r a t a P a g * Oaa)
ers a total revenue of 120,736.10,
position.
Whangpoo River.,
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during the period June 2 through
The decision on which service to
Capt. J. E. Watson aaid a bomb , jun# ~|5, Crowder peas, Blackeya
emphasis* at any given Mm*, he struck her first. Then th* same 1nras and Hell pepper were also
aald, rests with the Joint chief* of plan* or another turned and straf-! available in light volume,
ataff, whom "1 shall not knowingly ed the Anchlses.
"Th# Pompano Elate Farmers'
repudiate x x x unless convinced
W,ataon said- there was no ques Market shipped
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Hie last car *of»
their view* are In conflict with tion In his mind that the attack produc# from that area on Mon*
other cunalderatlons beyond their was dlracted at the ship. He said day, June l-'tth. This car consisted
province."
the British Hag was plainly visible. of pepper, eggplant and okra.
On th# subject of Inter-servlc*
"Turning from vegetable* to
Most seriously Injured among
rivalry. Johnson declared:
crewmen waa deck boy T. Edwards. livestock, Jacksonville office# of
"To those who contend that each He was hurt In the bomb blast. Florida State Mniket* received
service must be th* sola arhlter Fourth Officer T. I), Mothersill. reports from 12 Florida livestock
of Its own need*. I would reply Jr., Electrician McPhall and Bea market manager*, telling of the
♦hat this nation can no longer tol man J. Hatnllson were less serious sale of O.lbrt cattle and 2,<ll.'t
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erate th* autonomous conduct of ly „Injured
In the straffing
attack. bogs for a rash revenue to nproThe bomb exploded on the port!ducer* of II7K.flrt4.tl3, 1 inarkata
anv service.
"The unaudited conduct of Its aide between the engine room and | omitting cash payments,
affairs hv any single *#rvlc# Is an the number four hold. Th* vessel
open Invitation to spendthrift de developed a quick list. Sha will be
Minimum VVajxe
fense. And the waste of our re unable to proceed without repairs,
sources In spendthrift defense l» th* captain said.
( C a ntina #* r n « P a n * f l a s l
,
an invitation to disaster.
The Anchlses entered from Kobe
“The nrnh!#m of resolving' con with 700 tons of machinery and "P2-20 club," expires July 2fi If
flicts within th* armed forces Is textiles. Hhe was to go to Hong Congress falls to extend it. It pro
not a simple task of knocking Kong with seven passengers, in vides for Gl unemployment bene
heads together, he added.
cluding two Chinese, when she left fits of 1211 for Ti2 weeks.
The American I egion urged Im
"These differences exist not *o .Shanghai.
much In the acrimonious crltlain of
The Shell warehouse, a few mediate enactment of President
on# service bv another as they do miles upstream, was hit by an Truman’s big and controversial
on honest disagreement among other bamb from tha raider*. There housing blit. It tleccrled what lU
earnest men formidably equipped were no casualties reported at the called the "synthetic" piopagaud({jl
against thn mensnre.
with expert opinion.
warehouse.
"These men have been done a
Tha raid lasted about 30 minutes.
Hear and bull halting, popular
tad disservice hy critics who as
Th* Anchlses was the fifth Bri
cribe to them service loyalties In tish shin hit In the last two mouths In England fur 7un years, were not
excess of their duty to country.
of th# Chinese civil war. The other prohibited hv Parliament until
Johnson had acid word* for four were warships, the cruiser 1830.
Navy partisans who "twisted" the London, th# destrover Consort, and
cancellation of a Navy supercar- the sloops, Amethyst and
n
Black
rler “Into a charge of persecution Ewan. They were lilt by Common threatened l>v Communist guns, is
against the Navy." He said)
1st artillery on the Yangtre above ; stranded on Hie Yangtze between
"In tholr campaign of terror Shanghai.
Fourty-four British . here and Nanking. Tim other three
armed forces they have roused riewmen were killed.
' warships escaped after the at.
against further unification of the
The Amethyst, crippled and still I tack, which occurred Inst April.
National Defense
The 27 members of the (.'rooms Academy Graduation Class are
shown In ciin* and gown* after they received diploma* from
Principal J. N. Crnom* nt commencenicnl exercises on June il.
He I* shown at left and Ills wife, an Instructor, nt the right.
The following graduates am shown: I-t'lUo P. (ilheon, Itudy
Henderson, Connie Merritt. Helen Ferguson, /.edeklah Grady,
Juanita Wade, Lucille Knight, Jnmea C. Dickey, Olivia Williams,
Gladys A. Barnes, Albert Redden, Thelma D. Baker, Elisabeth
Wllnon, Melvin Preston, Pearlle Herring, Hnxcl Dixon. Derrick
Janie*, Cora bee Wynn, H aul Brown, Otl* C. Smith, Lillie
DbvIh, Leila Mae Larkina, Willie Steven*, Marie Blake, Armetta
Cooper, Ralph Boykin and Violet Dargan.
money taken from wallets was re
was nrnlng In.
Seminole Club
Coplon TentificM
covered.
Thnn, however, there was a
Others testifying hh witnesses
Palm Heach, Naaaau, Marlon, l,#vy, wartime backlog «f "between 141),II iiellntM Vrnm Pmm* llael
(Continued From Pag* One)
Rockwell ntul Kd limitli.
Gilchrist, Lake, and Brevard, aald 000,000 and ffill,000,00(1 accumu ploliuge iiiaigi’N Ilint sue "ulieady fled holdup man In th# bar room were
J. D. Morrison was Inretnan of
th*y could operate for about seven lated In the -State treasury amt by Had liero belli up to emmgli worn used a girl for a shield, Drtd hi*
which included Dan Gil
using this the school apnropttx- and did not want Ihn FB I to get | shotgun and brok. the mirror over the Jury
month*.
J(' W((0,
||„ r|„.rl Knller.
Tha Voluala County aehool head ttons have been met In full the ludd of the manuscript.
the u tl said Parrish who at first | j „ Morrl)to„ ( A v.d Wooten amt
past
two
year*.
This
'back
log’
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aatlmat** a aevan to alght month
Mis* t npion contends that snnie thought that the girl had lieen ... q |irl„ n|HU
program, and Dan Andaraon, be now. gon*.-------------------of the papers tmind In
in her
he, pill
puise shot.
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wumiey.
"Toe
financial
plight
of
the
cambla County, aald ha expected
when site was iiiirsleil were tor
A. E. Harper, co-owner of th*
Hat**
limbs are not adapted for
Stale
It
so
serious,
it
It
to run hi* achoot* for alght month.
no time:
|„ connection with the liuuk.
club, deedared that when the two
...
But h* aaltl he'd Hava to cut aonie for confused thinking, th# CablHJir testified that she had writ- wounded men were lying oit the t "I1*111*1
of hla program to do It;
net declared.
ten three chaplets in rough draft. floor It# ordered an employee nam -1
Sarasota and Putnam County
Governor Warren agreed, comAfter her release on hall, she ed Boiler to aeatch them, and
superintendent* thought tiiay could mentlng ‘most of the confusion swore, she went to her parent's
"aqueaie through" aaven month., about Stale finances arises not1home In Kronklyn. tumid tne mansupt. Roaco R ollinglaid
ha from government bodies but from Tuac» i|>t appaientiy uhtouclied, and the govarnmani prosecutors In har
lin e U
trial, and aha reidlad:
thought
)Ught he
h* could run Martin Conn confused comment from confused l destroyed it.
war* (In* and som* not
tjr school* onjy alx month* under sources.
t Under i|de*tlontng try Defense so "Homo
Hue." To another oiiastlon, sha
dgel Commission
.
Budget
cut.' Bui
Attorney Archibald fanner, Miss said that "th* same thing goes for
h* aald he would hive to borrow
Coplon told the jury that the first Mr. Foley."
monay, to do that.
American Liquor BUI chapter dealt with her coming to Bli* swore that a ralcranca to ai
Othar count!** looking forward
Washington and "the whole teellug
to a alx month school tarm are Is Off For First Time In wartime Washington” followed "ton secret" FBI report on Soviet
and Communist spying which was
WMton, Lafayette, Washington,
by th# letdown widen followed th# In her purs# also was intended far
and Madlaon.
WASHINGTON, June 21-l/Pl end of the war.
us* In th* book.
L.B. McCaltum, LaFavatt# Coun —American* apparently d r a n k
The second chapter, site said,
Hhe said Foley hail shown It to
ty auparlntandant, doubled If he less Intoxicating lUpinr last year. dealt with "eiplnnxg# hysteria,"
could make th* alx month*, He ex It's certain they spent loss on Including "some id the thing* her, told her later not to read it,
then brought It back to liar to raad.
plained that (XI percent of La- their drinking.
which to my eye* weie farclal and
Hhe said sha read th* report only
rayatte achoola funds earn* from
This was reported yesterday by tragic.”
briefly and (hat It wa* a "sum
Blate funds. A "starvation diet" the Commerce Department, which
The third chaplet, she related,
would sea the Madlaon County said Ihn total Kltfl outlay for compared American mss* produc- mation of a lot of old stuff." She
school through a seven month pro whiskey, beer and wine wn* an es- lion to I,mope* lock of mass pm- edited that she thought It "very
amimlng” the way Foley oendled
gram.
. 1Gnulled 18,000,000,IHH). The figure ’ duction and was wiltien after she tha
mat It11'.
Broward County 1| In a little wna^U.7 per cent helnw 11147, and reliirned from Europe lust year.
line of the hlugraphlra! sket
better position. The school head
1038
Hhe swore llml three hiogrnph ches In Miss Conloii's purse dealt
there say* he could make the full
with Lorraine Elkin Sluder brand,
nine month school term by rais
with whom MIhs Coplon had gone
ing local mltlagea. But the High
to high school In Brooklyn. At one
lands County auperlnlendant sees
place this sketch said: "Hhe reonly a alx and a half to seven
memhere me as a Communist."
moth tarm for hla county.
There's no finer cigarette in the world
Miss Coplon told the Jury:
Th* superintendent* agued not
"I thought she thought I was
to cut teacher aatarles to make
today than Lucky Strike! To bring you
n Communist. When I was In Ingii
and* meal. "Tachar* ahouldn’t be
ichnol I was rather outspoken. I
expected to give their service* athis finer cigarette, the makers o f
wa* for Hoclal Security, and other
way," Howard Blahop, Alachua
parts of th* New Deal. It was
Lucky
Strike go after fine, light, natu
County, declared.
lust my Impression that she
thought I waa a Comm uni at."
rally mild tobacco—and pay million* of
TALLAHASSEE, June 81—UP)
—Criticising "confused aomment*
dollar* more than otheialparity prie**
-on the B ute's financial condition,
tha Cablnat today laautd "a simple
to get it! So buy a carton of Luckies
factual aUUmtnt on Florida’s fit*
eal situation.
today. See for yourself how much finer
The two-pays outline of the
Cabinet'* stand on »UU finances
and smoother Luckies really are—how
waa prepared by Secretary of
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said ha
much more real deep>down smoking en
would send copt#t to svsry m#mjoyment they give you. Yes, smoke a
b tr of the L«|iiUturo and *v#ry
florid* nawipapar.
Lucky! You'll agree It's a finer, milder,
Btvtral laglslatora hava Itsusd
statements In Iha P**4 f*» day#
more enjoyable cigarette!
declaring th# State haa no naad
of now ravanua. Thay aald econ
omy In government oparatlmii
fitudebaker's n e w 100 h. p. "Power Plus" e n g in e Im presses
would ear* enough monay to tide
tm ok operators! A n ew eom b ln etlon of horsepow er and
florid* ovar until th* naat regular
■tailon of tha Legislature two
h ig h to rq u e In th e lH-ton and f-to n trunk Held!
yaara from now.
Th* Cablnat atatamant aald tha
IMS Laglslgtura appropriated
to tjrhtp ypu a fh t*r c/aoreffet
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Secretary Achesoc Appeals For
Judith Coploo A lternative Is
Arms Pad Ratification Remains Firm Offered City
Economy Bloc Is Hit
For Trying To Sell
State Short, DeludDc
Needs
G A IN E S V ILL E , June 22 (/P )~
Slat* Senator W. A. Stands today
entered into the verbal battle on
State finance* now ra p n i between
Rep, ja ck I L ie * , Satasula, Rep
Marcu* Frank,
nor Warren.
Shand* charted a minority tioup
of legitlatort with "scltihg the State
newsLtort7' and he laid "certain new*paper*" were giving more space
ipace
to the "economy-minded" group
than to thoie on the other side
aide ol
the fence. He did not name the
pagan.
H t told a meeting of county
school luperintendents here that
the "economy bloc" of legislators
honestly believed that no revenue
is needed. But they haven't taken
the lime to study the needs and
the Slate's income.
" It'is quite alarming to me to
see business'men come out with
statements as they do concerning
the financial condition of the
Stale." Shands said.
WASHINGTON, June 22—(/P)— Secretary of State Acheson said
d appi
today ratification of the North Atlantic Pact and
approval of the arms
assistance programn are of utmost importance to tniis country's dealing* with Soviet Russia.
He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at a closed ses
sion that the outcome ol the B lt b
-----Four Foreign Ministers C onfer*..
_______ ,
ence at Farit "re-emphasise*" its*J
h
hniiol
need for action at thla sesalon of “worthwhile
"Tfciwa- progress
* thwas
U* hmade me
at
Congresa on these key Admin Is*
t rat ion men sum .
"Thla is necessary In order that
we may continue our firm policy
in Europe and maintain Uw mo*
mentum which haa been etlmulat*
*d by that policy," Achaean said.
"This momentum In my opinion,
v s i responsible for Use lifting of
the (Berlin) blockade, the
vming of the Couneil of Foreign
Minister* and the aeeompltehment* at that meeting/’
A day after hie return from
the Faria meeting, Acheion gave a
report to the Senate eommlttee at
a two hour session. He Issued n
1*60 word statement to reporters
afterward which seldt
"Friar to my departure from
Paris to attend a meeting of the
Council of Foreign Mlnutara, 1
met with the 8enata Foreign Re
lation* Committee - In executive
session, outlining the programs
we expected to faee end discussing
our plans, I have Just met again
with the member* of the com
mittee. I reported upon the con
ference a.nd discussed with the
committee the possible effect of
developments at the confereaeg on
our plana for the future.
"1 have taken thla opportunity
Paris in reaching agreement on a
"modus vivendl" for Germany, and
on the principle points of differ
ence on the Austria peace treaty,
the failure of the conference to
(Main satisfactory agd firm
agreement on the economic and
political unification of Germany
illustrate* the attll widely diver
gent views on basic laauee be
tween the Soviet Union and reemphaeleee the utmoet importance
of ratification of the North At
lantic Pact and paaeage of tha
military aaaiatance program at
is session of
ox Congr***.
congress.
thia
"This la neceaaary In ordsr that
we may continue our finn policy
in Europe and maintain the mo
mentum which has been stimulat
ed by that policy. This momenturn, In my opinion, was respon
sible for the lifting of (he Berlin
blockade, the convening of the
Council of Foreign Ministers
meeting end the accomplishments
at that meeting.
"I have oapretaed to the commlttie my conviction that further
progress toward our objective over
fh t months ahead will depend on
tig action we teke to maintain
MggMatum."
British Unions Brailey Odham
Protest Resnks Tells Kiwanis
From Soaafini Of State Needs
"I do not believe that Jack Haley
has analysed Stale finance* aa he
did Ringling Brother* when he was ,
the heed of that circus."
"The economy-bloc makes a lot
'of capital but' oTlsylng off of .18
employe* from the Motor Vehicle
Commission. Tht» doesn’t effect
the situation.
"1 am foi^hittlng off any deadIs Told
wood. Bnt you’re not going to Conference
■olve the problem with that aorl
National
Economy
of economy," Shand* aaid.
He asked the education group to
In Appalling 1State
"arouae the public to the needs
of schools. A similar request from
LONDON. June 22 (Aft— The
Rep. Truvle Phillips Hornardo powerful Track* Union Congress.
nty, was made to, the school
8,000,000-member
pT
r* *
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Representative Advo
cates 10 Day Study
Of
Expenditures
■“““““
In a talk today to Kiwanian* reardipg kgielitive action on State
of* nans**. Repm entaliv* Brailey
Odhaae sssggaetad that if an exit*
sesalon o fth e Legislature is Called
S
me!
___ the! would be.
A leader of the influential Ship- title thing to do would ha to hava
ft hands said the solution to State
10 d a y study of proposed ex(Continued On Page Three)
builders and 'Engtoeers Union skid
penditura*
by a jotnt House end
lha nation's vital dollar dtiva is
d i m i i commllite
ranuninSi end interview
Senate
failing.
Two Men Indicted A speaker at lha Municipal
For Rape Of Girl I Workers Union conference said soAt S ta te College in an "appalling condition."
department hcada before taking ac
tion.
He pointed out that on Friday
during tha recent session, the Home
The Trades Union Congress was asked in three hours time to
T A L L A H A S S E E , Jun# 2- (IP), |,e>rj # report at its monthly meet justify en increase of t33.000.000
—Two young white men wpre In- ( . .
: u-v, .„,«( expenditures over the $207,000,000
dieted by the Leon county grend IIn* •ful wy,r#l
have noted
jury today on charges that thay, weaknesses ut lha consultative agreement that had been voted on
raped an til-year-old Florida State ; machinery by which workers get the Wednesday preceding. The
University student.
a voice in operation of industries measure had been carried 40 to 42.
The rape allegedly waa commit- u t „ 0¥„ ^ th# Socialist govam- The increase was recommended by
tad about four milaa from tha uni
a conference committee that includ
versity campus tha night of Apr. menl, a govarnmant labor put in ed members of both houses, laid
power.
3B, but there had bean no pravloua
The TUC agreed to tall the La Mr. Odham.
announcement of tha chargee.
■w a n u i M
I
The two men—Oaiftea Register
and Emory O. flhirah, both of
Tallahassee—hava been In jatl
here elnee Apr. W awaiting trial
on chargeg of assault and battery.
Florida law prohlbtta publishing
the Identity
tint.
The grand
_ a Indictment
allowed no deta of the caae hot
Sheriff Frank Btontamlre told
this story i
The girl, a junior from Orlando
with n record deecribed by uni
verany official* aa "good both
echolacihlp and conduct,w came
tho home of a fi
milaa waat of Tati
H ^ F ’i M. and reported the had
a rased.
The'
bor cabinet that tha problem "at
both the national and local level"
la to maka sure tha consultative
machinery gives he working man a
voice- la the bualneee, and "la not
used merely to convey Informa
tion."
Gavin Martin, general secretary
of the Confederation of Shipbuild
ing and Engineering Union, told a
union conference at Scarborough
"our membera moat be convinced
that aa a nation we are pursuing
a policy capable of giving ua a#onoxr.ic Independence and higher
living standard*.' .
Martin aaid "It would appear
that the eveepeet* of earning
•noegh doflare to pay for oer
dollar impovta are growing dim
he
^If^ttrjhwmt^polley
Citing rising eosls of education,
ha pointed out that In Seminole
County teachers' salaries had 1ncraaaed SI percent over the year
1MS-47, compered to en overall
topenae Increase
8tate education toper
of I4T percent.
He eonteatad en alleged aUtoment of the State Superintendent
of Schools that Florida wai Uw
lowest among seutheaitem atatea
In per capita taxes, and stated that
WASHINGTOn TJum 22 < * - Judith Coplon held firm to .tier
love-for-a-Runian defense al 'her
espionage trial today despite [ad
mission* that the kept aH-ngght
tryst* with another nun.
Step by step. Prosecutor Jplm
M. Kelley, Jr., had Miss Coploft re
peat under cross-examination her
earlier testimony of meeting.$nd
S d M P . M L
T h u ra d a y A tC h n re h
fiM fi) w riois fcf Mrs, W, 0,
cUtfgg. tnUrment will faUew la
w h y s anti-C omniums! ctuiadf.
Speak nip *t the Inlt rnation 1 1 Council of Congresstional Churches'
*legidation.
■ . . .
.
tax
with a view lo renovating the sec- | eight-day assembly, Prof. John O
ond floor for use as a civic club H em m irv'l.leH "1^
J M S t t S Catholic hierarchy In Its antiand youth ccnlci and to be reim- Seminary called for political rt- i*ommunisl rrusude ”
himrd by a 10 rents a head lax "rlfcnvr "alt'ernal'lve'*l * r* jL 'rm '
•«'.
repfiaentatlm
of
lam
• l,ernn,lv'' *" Commun- , he«««*>
wor|()>
s thrrr
m||i|on Congre-
In enstrru Europe who with full
.
1
.
1 .1
honesty make the Judgment that |
l,,vf dripped them in
In their Hitqatinns Communism a* tof “ r''*le
Snnlhernor* opposed lo Ihe bill
u movement I* actually the tru er
evil ami thnl lo icsist it I* to play arc Infliienltnl on the Hole* Corahand* of reactionary forc nrltlce nnd there is n po.iaihtlity the
MiuCoplan too Worke,T-fqr^hej'C0Uld «>« mnrte ai, 'lrtril^t.pp fnrl „W|I
„||ow
,VM jnto_lhe
es’which’ even timre than Commun hill may lie held lip (lii'Hl.
Justice Department, aa n:political both young people ami rivlr•cluto.
t,ci.0|m. „ ,„ rllM1Pntll
ism arr in conflict with Christian
If the committee hold* t up, a
Htiaiyat.
She
I* charged
wtth______________
elftal;! Thl» fdea wa»
WH(,r „ *IH"y
® ity."
.................
..............
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.... accniiHcl bj’
y Mr* ^ - wh„
new House rule, adopted till# year,
lug secret paper* with the Intf'it II. Ginn who emph*»l*eil the de
CnminunUm. Here Protes
Prof. Hennctt called for under would allow Chairman Norton (D/
of pasalnR them along to Moeaow i plorablo condition of the hall *t againat
tant* ahmild tnnkn It ejear that standing of thin point nt view and NJl, of the Administration Com
tha
present
tlntc
and
added
that
..
via Gubitchev.
mittee, to call for h House vote
Xf* not allies of the-Roman respect fur those who hold it.
Under Keliey’3 questioning tu a new $7,600 building would
after
21 days.
day, tha petite Mias Copton ampM ■n Inadequate a* to lie a waste "f
Mrs. Norton i* author of the
alied that Gubitchev told her. he public funds.
bill. Her committee approved it
Mr. Crumley, an well as I'rcsw** serving on the United Natter*
by a vote of 11 to 7,
secretariat rather than as a mem Idtnt John Ivtv. who presided,
Meanwhile, Rep. Cellar (D-NY)
ber of the Russian U. N. delega and Manager EdwSrd Higgins of
ordered a fullarale congressional
tion. She described the eeeretawit the Chamber of -(Jqmmcrce, stressInquiry into hooded flogging In
as "like an Intarnatlenel epnl fd the Impartanee of the tnurirt
cidents In Alabama. The investi
business
to
8
in
ford,
and
said
that
service."
j
gation will be undertaken by, •
Kelley asked tha defandant, wet, every *tanford huslnesi man opCivil Rights Subcommittee
a s ' their kltetass ■romance codMF vreclaAo’ :il viia* of the tourist*
House Judiciary Committee, which
r’usd/ she hadn't a*ked tha Rustlan, to the city and wants to make Ihrlr
feller heads, llep. Hyrue (D-NY)
visit*
to
Hanford
more
enjoyable.
"Val, how are vou coming with
will direct it. Colter nnhl the com
Governor
Expects
To
St.
Louis
Mayor
Reyour cttlaanshlpT"
Mr. Higgins sold that the tour
stuff already is at work
('You dont.think I would marry ist bunlnrus 1* a highly competitive
Return On Monday I scinds Order Allow- mittee
locating witnesses, who will be
anyone who wasn't an American one end that other rltlci and towns
to uppear here.
Despite Car Loan
Mixed Bathing subpoena"!
cltisen," ihe shot back.
of Central Florida are offering
The recent heatings took place
"Did vou discus* with him go their winter visitors not only elub
around Birmingham, Victims re
ing to Russia,' Kcltry asked.
LO S A N G ELES. June 21 i /Pj - '
ST. LO U IS. June 22 ( / p ) _ A ported thev were administered by
building* but many other form*
"Nn." aha replied. "I wrmldn t of recreational facilities and thnl Governor Fuller Warren id Morida
U ili between negroes and white-sheeted men.
marry a man who we* attached to tf Sanfoid want* to campeto with gave ( alifornia newsmen a merry w h ilri c(U
-Tills ■certainly highlights the
ied in a St. I.otm par k.
the Soviet Ideal."
then, In attracting tourists It will
1 base today as lie arrived foi Ini
A* the crn»* examination « iuni-,
(t-onilanvC On (■<*• T b r r a t
marriage Sunday to pretty. 2-1 yea, order. Eleven person* were iniurrd. |fr
ed up .with Ml»» Coplon anil I»»- j
|„ annoum-lug the invesfeniH* Attorney Archibald Palmer |
two xenon sly. Police redoubled llrrir ligation.
both making heated object inn* to
Byrne, wlrosc aubenmmttter Is
mvernoi am
arrived
*1 Nan watch today to prevent a new out
■ . «
n
ii
,he Governor
.
Kellev'a questions, the prosecu «
holding hen rime* mt «trt> Iviu-li nnd
Diego aboard an American Air- break.
tor shifted from the *»ti'"-, of
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IC— Ma—S o u r » i « T i r o l
Ihe teriei of (igltii started over
Governor Warren Eleven Injured
Arrives In Wait; h Racial Clash
;,"!'1"la ,......... ........ .res!! K #3rJsr*a!
Crews’HomeStruck "ul
M,nnin"
By Lightning Bolt line» plane at 3 j 30 A. M .EAI A
In Morning Storm preis agent, waiting at the field,
New York Cardinal
brief thunderstorm
During
struck ths home and
la Said To Oppose lightning
garage of the Rev. Joe Crcwa at
Eim Avenue at 7:30 o'clock
S c h o o l A id Bill 2803
thla morning, but fortunately no
resulted and no one wa* hurt,
NEW YORK,”iune 22—(fl’i- A fire
probably due to the fact that tho
Alabama
Y, Ate., June 28
la unmask any
Alabama
a
house has a metal roof.
According to Mia* Jaan Crowe,
an employe* of the RoumIHat and
Andaraon Drug Store, her fathar
was seated on the porch
tha morning paper when tnd bolt
hit, and so loud wa* the concus
sion that he said that It hurt his
oar drum*.
Miss Crewa at the time wa*
seated before her dresser combing
har hair, and declared that It
■oemed a* though a ball of firs
enterad tha room. Th* family,
meanwhile, waa getting regdy for
breakfast, including two visitors,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Crews of Jack
sonville. Electric light bulba ware
knocked out and telephone service
was disrupted.
Th* Rev. Crews motored to the
Fire Department and asked that
they Inspect th* wiring of tha
house.- Full damage to •lealrlcat
appliances had not been deter
mined thla morning.
Resident* commented thla morn
ing that the b rier thunder storm
w ii unusual at ao early an hour.
Stenstrom Clarifiei
Finding Oh fijiooting
..
.
■
.,
a House '"Thev* has been a*,dtt*rmlnaM i* today.tion
Th*that' th* sheotitif' « f Mike
3 ; AuboK
M urged dafee*
‘/ii*.
W E L L E S L E Y , M ast. June 22— (/P)— A New York Protestant theWASHINGTON. June 22 (/P)—
olugical professor today uiged world Congregation*I leaders to resist
r
I. i . , ^
I
i .r n
The House Administration CommitCommunism generally but lo steer clear of the Roman Catholic h ie r - ,,„ lo(Uy a.,.„ ovtt) an,i.po||
i kr*i 8 n , y,
( Itll’riiD G*11*4jnflr
I'oncernlng
what they have
••
than one night wilh H. P. Shapiro, which Rhr jwintfHi out flint thf Cily I
Hall auditorium I* now used only , He
„Wp -hmiM rM,(t
later identified as an attorney ,n iw„ night* M week by the young
rrr(ir
iu ,oUl,U r.
the Justice Department's crinan<d pennle, thnl It I* large and con- 1<n(sni ,
N,,irj|tllt| mean* every
venk-nt, and If properly lennvnled |
j
n evrry
division.
Man Vs
Favored
F o r
Civic dub committees meeting
last night with (he Chamber of
Commerce at the Tourist Center
voted to aik the City Commission
to malm * surv-y
the City Hall
Hie bill would make it unlawful
lor il*le» to require payment o f'a
poll |*x before an otlirrwitr qual
ified voter could voted in primary
or general elections for federal of
on all adult oig.iniratinns using the
ih-nf itntiMi.it . . i.i ..w«
gatlonallst* stuilierl a report from ficers.
facilities.
V a le n liw A.
It i- part of President Truman**
Motion to this effect was made
Gubitchev, the Russian eagMCrr
effecllvo reslMance to Communism l mer.
Mmb,y ln Ams' er,Um '•»« »um* Civil Uiglri's program
assigned to the United Nations >n 1by B. B. Crumley who stressed the must lx* a constructive program
In approving the bill, tire cofflProf Bennett helped frame tha
New York.
inadequacy of lire proposed 17,500 that will do more effectively ryhat
Hy | mitlee turned down a suggestion
original
statement
on
Chrlstlanlt
Mis* Coplon insisted repeatedly
. tourist building near the shuffle- the Communists promise to do."
Communism and capitalism.
If* | from a subcommittee that action be
an
Prof. Ilennctt said:
that Gubitchev told her ha W«t1hoard court* and pointed out that
cited a* evidence or It* sound deferred until (lie House Judiciary
"We should never loss contact ueta
the wide controversy It arous Committee h*i a "reasonable"
"going into the formalltiaa" o l db- . if the second floor of the City Hall witiTtoe " i S S l a T C are attract")
taming American cititenihtp and | were equipped with kitchen, proper |,y Communism because it promla- ed.
time to act on a proposal to sub*
The report tins hern attacked, mil lire states a constitutional «atsured her he had brnkrii with acroustical efleets, and perhaps e* to deliver (hem from poverty
he
Raid,
"by
the
uncritical
support
(he Soviet regime.
a dumb wallet, it could be satis- ami racial rlUrrimination- The
er! of free enterprise and by tha mendmrnt to ban poll taxes.
At one point she snapped at factnrily used by the civic dubs, ‘'buri h must not tallow the people
propaganda authorities oo the
The anti-poll tax bill cannot
Kelley: “ This is not as scnialionat and the pine,it Tourist Center
s t o a S g e " ® *pwple Communist side of the Iron Cur come before the House for a vota
as you are trying lo maka it."
could be devoted exelumely to the wh0 have never ihared the advan- tain. by the monthly letter of the until the Rules Committee gives il
“ I'm not trying to maka it sen- loitriils and (he Chamber of Com tags* of white, middle class Chris National City Hank and by the
Journal of the Mnarow patriar clearance.
sational." tha proiecutor shot back. merce, at fat less expense to the tian* In the West find tha pro
chate.”
The House has passed anti-poll
mises
of
CnnimiiriUt*
concerning
It was Kelley who drew from City
He pointed out today that lax bills several limes in lire past
- „
, , „ ,whal Ihi-y will do more Impressive
Miss Coplon late yesterday lha ad
Th a suggestion followed a !» k than tlm explanations of Chris- "there are Christiana In Asia amt but fililmiters and ihe ihreal of
mission that she had spent noie
ftltawlar* f
rSi wIom
f R i Twj Sn
S e t
UsOfF. H its New High
as a
i • i n #
a i
C r o s s Examination Civic Club Commit- wi
Inquiry Is Ordered
Fails To Shake d e t e e s P r o p o s e R e n o - t h e o l o g i c a l P r o f e s s o r A d v o c a t e s
Into Alabama Case;
fense Despite Ad vation Of Second
Sabath And Cox En
Resisting Reds Without Crusade gage
mission Of Trysts Floor Of JTity Hall
In Fisticuffs
Mrs. DoOor
horn* os Ml
D e C o u rs e y F u n e r a l
DeCotwaey toll b* h*M at tf
First BapUri Chefeb tometjew
F JJ o 'e fo e h J r i t T Bto. J r ,
Hotwe Ok
Of 3
On lo v e Stoly
spokesman for Francis Canltnal
Bpellman says "It is fallacious and
falsa to Infer that HI* Eminence
advocated for tho United States
*a public-supported and churcheonl rolled school system'."
Th# statement wes made yes
terday'by Migr. John 8. Middleton, the Cardinal's secretary tat
education, in connection with the
controvtny over 0 pending mn*
greeslona) bill for federal aid to
education.
The statement was In reply to
comments In Washington Monday
by Glenn L. Arehtr, executive di
rector of Protestants and other
Americana united for eeparatinn
*f church and' state.
•On Sunday, Curd Inal Bpclltnan
had arid that the speswor of tha
hUI, Sep. Sardan (D-N.C ). is "an
apoet)* ol blgator." The bill, pro
viding IMO^SOJMO a year In fedJ eld la public echooli only.
Would not penult use of anv of
(CvsHees* t o r* w n » ,» t
ic —tta—* me Ppge Tto— >
House Group Favors
On Building
Anti-Poll Tax Bill
•a lv i and Peter Fantasia waa
justified ho the cor otter's J u n or
any ether authority," County
tail) lend tho
th*
Ho •*■ referring to the inquest
SsL*when which
ha conducted yesterday at
th* Court Roue* into th* death
Baptist an June 8 nf Fantasia, who waa
, Ala.
Klsn’a
rvatlon
s i Mw
S3?
told newimen and photographers
he wanted lo "freshen up" a little
before poling for pictures.
Warren end the pretr agent tiarled for a gale but then look a
quick turn, clambered almanl a
twin-engine private plane and took
off. Th# private plane did not file
* flight plan and Civil Aeronautic,
Administration officer* raid the
pilot reported "(lighl confidential
ami I am gelling paid lo keep it
fhat way."
*
white* and negtori using the tame
tvvimrnmg facilities— a city owned
pool under a new rule that opened
the gate* to them. At ihe peak of
■lie outbreak, an estimated crowd
of between 4,00(1 and '>,000 wa* at
the scene.
Mora than Vtr buys reported at
It hat been the city'* policy lo (be Lakefront Hnli I’nrk Monday
segregate race* in playground* and morning to rinrticipnte in the sum
poult, The city hat two outdoor mer baseball program of wbidl
and four indoor pools far whites Tom Cataldo Is director, Mr* F.
M. Glngle*, city recrention pro
and three indoor pools for ne$ioes, gram director, minonnred today.
After the first report of violence.
Mr. pataldu reported (lint wlthMayor Joseph M. Darst rescinded l In a few week' tie hope* to bare
City’s Rec reation
Program Getting
Good Attendance
the order allowing negroes and • both the Midget nnd Junior t.eaAt 4tlB A. M. K8T, the Gov wliiles to swim together.
!
8®}"«
''J1,1
,,
ernor's plane landed unannounced
Aiwut 260 White boys and 60| i4Al„ ,|0!0n A’ ,M
,*lh? S<,'!1t1hj
at Long Beach airport near Iters negro
youth, we.d Into the pool al *l1d* Pf'm .ry Behmil both boy* and
while another set of newsmen arid the opening time in Fairground'*,rl*
r"r ' ,w.°
photographers welted at
An I’ark _ throe block* north of
•»*;"” ll',;,Pr ,| r,, * ,'n
geles Municipal Airport, some IK) Sportsman'. Park, home of the! •'.'■ "IB*"H
?*" uf ‘l,c 8
miles away.
St. Louis Cardinals and Brown. Mlse Franct-s Moore is In charge
of the summer program there.
From the Long Beach airport it baseball clubs
*—roxlmntely !Kt boys and girls
_
wea believed the Governor left fnrj ......
After about .46 minutes several . .Approx
th* Reverly Wllshlr* Hotel In liev. negroea left the oo|. Police aaid Ined In Ihe activitle* held at the
center In H.
Ft. Mellon I’ark
Park
erly Hills where he had a reser white boye, armrj[ with clubs and ay <*nler
vation.
knivea, attacked
knives,
attackerl tha
the negroea.
negroes. One d«Hng
durln the afternoon, and, 30
, .girls
......................played
softball
at at the t,ak*front
head In the PI«M<1
«oftb«ll
The Governor left Tallahassee, negro waa cut on the
_
.
.
.
yesterday and arrived at Ban Diego fight. Poilci escorted the rest from
the park and told them to go| Bhuffleboard wa* the favorite
on g flight from Dallaa. Texes.
I game during the afternoon pruBefore leaving the Florida cap home.
Toward evening large groups of gretn. Other activities included
ita) eity Warren signed a note fur
a $3,000 loan xecurad by his nrl teen-agers and adults gathered tennl*, roue Jumping, shell craft,
she tutilea amt iecvately owned 1941 Cadillac sedan aroun T ithe park. Severe! bicycles, making
lilt* h sh tray*. Group
He ajld the meney will b* used fur cars and trucks belonging to ne
ployed during ths afternoon were
Ml lltin* expenses
during a three- groes wore damaged.
ixpen
Ten person* suffered Injuries In black and white, ball pass relay,
month period
In which he will draw
o<yn
the second outbreak. Mora than spud and tag.
nrf Mate
400 police ware rushed to the park
Yesterday afternoon 76 hoys
Btata's 'financlef situation.
break up th* scattered fight*. and girls took part In swimming
F arr
an said h(
W
anan
ha la delaying re- to The
activities at Crystal Lake. In 111eeli ’ of hi* salary so moat of the hood. park la in a white neighbor ditlon
to Ufa guards, those assist
of h it 's t a f f can conBy 11 P. M-. police reported tha ing with the swimming program
ta full pay daeplta a 88 per
crowd waa dispersing and under were Mrs. O. R. Mathleux, Sella
i t In approarUUona order- control,
Moore, Ruby Btenstrom end Mrs.
The 8tat* Budget CommlsThe order to open all city pool* Qlnglee.
to negroes woe Issued Monday by
Merida Legislature, In ad John J. O'Toole, director of pub
m it a fe « weeks ago, ap- lic welfare. He said the city could Recreation Schedule:
a $240,000,000 Mennial hud- not prevent anyone from lawfully
I failed ta set up sufficient
Thursday Morning
usinf * swimming pool and added
etts i H M N e t ttoee)
tOtflO A. M. Oth Street Ball Paili
that negrowt Sr* c't|*an* and tax—Glrie softball practice.
<Pee Wes* It Oe Peg* Tkre*»
10(00 A. M. Play In boys Mlr^GBLO,
tud Junior basoball leaguw
22L E '
UONfl CLUB
P .i
• Members of tha Lions Club yae- ■tart1today.
Thursday Afternoon
stoo F. M. Grammar Bchool-w
mining at Crystal Lake (Bing
rv.aasaa Petersburg. Its sctivitlss and swlrnn
aftiab W E ! iwam
>g
jr S
rtfs "fii"
£
■porta s | tna meeting held at th*
I* she 'n^gsrtaaqrn^
aotlon 'W
nle
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B■
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After Irregular Month-Long Hike!
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a lte rn a tiv e s ;
w hich w a le s and w anas w ith ths
1. C o n tin u e sp ecific g o v e rn m e n t .p ro g re s s o f th e cold w a r."
pow er to get c o u rt In ju n c tio n s , as
D ew ey was accom panied by his
In the T a r t -H a r t le y A c t. L a b o r Is [w ife an d P au l Lockw ood, his secsolidly a g a in s t th is ,
lie t a r y . T h e y w e re
am ong
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' passengers on th e lin e r A m e ric a .
Hons hoi a u th n r k a th e m v a r n m a n t 1 “ T *1- W ntln iU in ca o f the Econoi . e l i *1
In d u V lrv
r.m a n t ' m te C o o p eratio n A d m in is tra tio n ,"
V o i h i i i ^ n l on I S . I th * Q<»»*rrior to ld new sm en. "Is
I n c i l n n I f it hScomes nccessarv • b* o lu t* l f e M o n tte l I f w e ’re going
L Z f S ”l n J S S S S S S I to b° P * lor • ■‘ •b to E u ro p e and
tla ^ te n
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to retallere: Largo II
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I p n k Bl th , g e n /o rd •». Medium
It o e » T , Oman II
Church o f lh a N s t a r an t a t 10:46 lo, Uatra largo at os t l .
a . M . on S unday, according to R av,
Producers sales d Ireel to
L, R. R ushton, pastor o f th e local eumere; Large 14 os 41, Met
II os 41, Small II os II. B
congregation.
U rge IT os It.
u » v ln g th e U n ite d S la te s fo r
(In cartons 4 cents higher)
Live poultry
To
1
Dressers
Consul
Fryers tied
tvt Itie up
..... It
flrullera red
l-» U U s ............. It
lien s red heavy
4U Ibe up .....
It
liana w hile heavy
4 Ibe up __ ___ .. I I
Mens llaht
under 4 lha ......... I f
Roosters old
it
Dressed NT style I
bled!
Fryers r*4 ......... 41
R rn llsra red ....... 41
ttena red heavy . 40
white heavy 14
» ene
ene llahl ......
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nooelera old ....... IT
Dressed and drawn
tael oft)
Fryers red _____ It
Broilers rad ....... i t
liana red heavy .... 41
Hens w hile heavy 44
{J4i»a light ........... 44
Hoostere old ..... - II
M a n y a d a llrio u a a a d n o u ris h in g
J»*« “
m ilk h iv t f i i t m y h i M i d i i t
It b t i t 8 t ib li
hom e, e a p e c W l y i i t t h i s ™ son Jufco w ith th e sgg,
w h e n m lt k is In m b p le n tifu l s a p - ' about d t a b t e s m a a
p ly and w a rm w a n t h e r w b a ta an- CUP
w l d m lllt. O n
p e tit as f o r eoel d rin k s , th a U . ■ . ■ * » t ^ w « h g ta tc
D e p a rtm e n t o f A g rie u ttu ra s u g - 'lw t e a d o f ntttm ag.
g s s ti. T h e yo u n g sters In th e fa r e -,
-------------------------lly can w h ip o r shako up th e ir ow n
M o ra th a n 76 tra
m ilk concoctions f o r b atw aen -m aal a re caused by chll
s u c k s o r p a r ty beverages. C h ilia d w ith m atches, says i
m ilk d rin k s also w ill be w elcom e , fle e o f E d u catio n .
a t noon m eals on hot days.
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-------------------------A d electab le m ilk shake can b a i
M o n arch b u tta rflli
m ade w ith b a n a n a puip in stead o f , e a te n by birds hecai
ic e -c re a m , cookery specialists Bug- a b a d -la s tin g chem
e a s t. T o f il l n t a ll g te rs , usa a bodies,
f u lly rip e b a n a u and o cup o f cold •
________________
m ilk , r e e l th e b a n a n i, s'lee u n d '
J
press th ro u g h a m e d lu m -fln a sieve
T h e a n t has tw o stom achsi o n
— o r p u t In to a bow l an d beat w ith f o r h im s e lf, and th g o th e r fo
an ele c tric m lt a r o r ro ta ry eg v food to bo sharad w ith o th e r gnt
b e a te r u n til sm ooth and c re a m y ., in the n e s t
A d d m ilk and b eat a g v ln .
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-------- r — ;-----------T h is b a n a n a -m ilk shako m ay ! a '
v a rie d In m a n y w avs. I t m a
fla v o re d w ith v e n llu i o r nut
A tlttla chocolate s iru p m a;
added to it b efo re m irin g , <
h a lf cup o f o r u a r * *---------____ — ________
«U k.
th e ir b e lie f in
* g g no* « • « • • * « > d d o t l o f a taouls.
le n t!o n around
C h ris tm a s tim e ,
_________
but it m akes an e ic e lle n t cold
d rin k f o r s u m m e rtim e w hen both
system in th e eggs an d m ilk a re In good supply,
iiltm a te d to be T o m a k e an e g g nog su itab le fo r
■lllton
youngsters a n a g ro w n -u p s a lik e .
___________add a fe w g ra in s o f salt to a n egg
and beat u n til lig h t. T h a n m ix
th o ro u g h ly w ith a cup o f cold
I by tha b u g ler, m ilk . W teaspoon o f v a n illa a n d ’
I tablespoon o f su g ar, f o u r In to
Sift. Ratliff Buried
Baseball Loops To .Citrus Mutual Will
Be Formed Monday1
Hear S. It. Smith
ye baseball leag ues, In c lu d in g , L A K E L A N D , J u n e 1 7 - ( 8 p c M id g e ta and J u n io rs , w ill bp
#d l,/ r '? r
‘ h,#
fo rm e d a t th e la k e fr o n t t o i l P g r? P * D e p a r t m e n t o f A g ric u ltu re s
M o n d a y m o rn in g a t }Q;Qp o’clock l r u it a n d veg etab le branch h e a d .
in connection w ith t H e " « y y o u th ■ *'■* “
/ * &* ' &* A , i t
re c re a tio n n ro a ra m
.dress
o f F lo rid a C Hrus
A c h ild re n , s to ry
h o u r, and { • “ I *"1 •» T u . V d . i I i J ' a ' 'S f
g roup g a m a a c tiv ille a w l|l t a k e ; ^ 5 r ? . ' , ,T * * ' ,
M A' M'
place at tOiOO o’clock
at
l h e l ln M “ v h ,n A u d ito riu m .
Bouthslde Rclmol. A t 8:00 o’c lo c k 1 .
her speakers to appear in Ih e G irls fio ftb a ll L e a g u e w ill be N ude Jam es C, M o rto n , fo rm e r
fo rm ed at the b a ll n a rk , and a t «»lt<»nl*Atl«n d ire c to r of the g ls n l
the sam e tim e th e p la y c e jt e r in c io p e ia llv s i 0 . ( I. W a re , preslF t. M e llo n P a rk w llF b e opened.
«l«»* o f the F irs t N a tio n a l Hank
N e g ro p la y g ro u n d a c ilv it ifs w i l l , " / Leesburg, w h o >w ill speak about
be s ta rts ,t at 1 0 :0 0 A . M . In.Golds- D nancin g M u tu a l- m em bers, and
boro and a t H o p p e r A c a d e m y .
W . W . (lid d in g , T a m p a , who w fll
______________
- i
[re p o rt on ca n n in g In d u s try reitra rrh .
M e rlo n I,. C o re y , executive d i
re c to r, announced today th a t an
e ffo r t was being m ade lo provide
a p ro g ra m fo r the m eeting th a t
w ould a ttr a c t a la rg e attendance
of both m e m b e r and non-m em ber
gro w e rs , slid others .In terested In
the p l a n ,o f o p e ra tio n w hich M u
tu a l is m a k in g fo r next season.
r
w hat to do in case o f s trik e s th a t
e ndang er the n a tio n a l w e lfa re .
T h e T a f t A c t a u th o ris e s In junctions. Rom e D e m o crats th in k
s e lm re U s tro n g enoug h, and w ill
hnth w in votes an d k e e p fro m an
ta e n n ifin g labor.
T b t House w as In ad jo u rn m e n t
u n til M on day. M ost a c llv lly on
C a p lin ) H ill to d a y centered in v a r
ious H ensle C o m m ittees.
C o m m u n iili.”
T h is w ae th e g o vern o r's 81al
w edding a n n iv e rs a ry . H e said he
[a n d M rs . D e w a y w ould spend it
I w ith frie n d s In N e w Y o rk ,
;
Spy Trials
ru p r W -- *
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ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED!!
Tampa Masher
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LADIES’ HATS
LADIES’
DRESSES
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A n d Io t a o f n u in m e t ’ l a f t
to w e a r tb # m t H g ts f o r
m e r l y p r ic e d t o 2 5 .0 0 .
Foot charm in yours in
ntiyhne of our lovely
sheer prints. Sizes 11
through 20. . a n d only
Now '97 •
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Notion’s Weather
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One small froup to cloge
out for. .
BRAS
,U C k a rc k N otices
Coal Dispute
One group of Cotton and
Nylon In White and Teirose, broken sizes. .
H O L Y CROHH C H U R C H
F IR H T B A P T 7 H T C H U R C H
Bev. H i L | l l l e t e « Z ls s a ie ra iia , .
P a rk A venue at H l i l h jUreed
. 8 . N .. R ector
W . P . Brooks. J r.. P s a to r
r j r s l R unday a f te r T r in it y ' '
H unday School 0 :46 A . M .
M:(M A . M . H o ly C om m union. 1
M o rn in g W orsh ip 1|:00 A . M .
T ra in in g U nion fl:45 P . M .
U iO O A . M . M o rn in g p ra y e r and
serm on.
E ve n in g W o rs h ip 8:00 p . M .
W adnesday Hervlcs 8 :0 0 P . M .
N o services d u rin g th e w eek.
V ac a tio n B ible Hchool
opens
M o n d ay a l 8 :RU A . M . A ll boya and C N R IR T C H U R C H . L a a g w a a d
g irls o f th e N u rs e ry , B e g in n e r, R e v . H . L e t l M e a X lm e m ra ia a ,
B. D ., V ie a r
P r im a ry , and Junior ages a re in
F irs t Mundsy a f t e r T r in it y
v ite d .
8 :0 0 P . M . E ve n in g p ra y e r and
W elcom e.
aanno,i.
A ll a r e w etrom e.
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B a re fo o t
O r l g li H i la
id
S p e c ta to r P u m p s a n d
Brief style pentles In
Rayon knit. T e ^ r o a e
only,.
R u n d ay flehool 8 :4 8 A . M .
M o rn in g fle rric a 11:00 A . M .
S u b ject: " Is th e U n l v e m , In c lu d
in g M b n .
E vo lved by A to n ite
F o rce T "
W ednesday S ervice 8:00 P . M .
R endin g Room 8 :0 0 to 8 i0 0 P .
M . Tu esd ays and F rld n y a .
A ll a t * welcom e to a tte n d o u r
sorvleoa and to use o u r R ead in g
IIRT1AN * MIRRldNAR
ALLIANCE
Woman’s Ctefe EalUteg
Gleaa R. flmltk, Pastor
LADIES’. gHOES
Burapa, Formerly priced
to ie7w. .
^* * * -
WORK PANTS
8 t u r d y , kmg wearing
Khaki, full eut with re'• inforced atttching for
t e n W f l M C r 1’V ' r .
s ttH -a e s *
jM t w J r s " 'A llt e l* * # Tpun g P ie i
^ rs rw a s sssssi.
AMSMRLY OF GOD CHURCR
L.' A. Alloa, Pastor
U tl Uurol Avenue . Fhame H U
Runday Sehool 8:41 A. M.
Morning Worahlp 11:00,A. M.
t im s i
eotee. agate. W roll I
• ee ■It jto, topof We
HrtaiJknying .eqt e
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N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER
SA NFO R D, FLO R ID A ,
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fe r a lfr
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1940
W a rm , s u ltry and c c n a ra ltjr f a i t
through Tuesday a a ra p t fo r a fe w
■xaitarad th u n d ersh o w ers in a fto r*
noon.
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AMudated Praia U u a d Wire
NO. 215
Rill
‘‘resident
™**
Budget Crisis For Reorganization O f
Government Agencies
nerican Committee Upheld Dividend* On iCounty School P y o c i / l o n f
b C ow lO nM elW b It U,e. V A |nsUrailc«; Heads Study
’V A S H IN G T O N , Ju n e 2 0 ~ U P ) ~ F o , the .e c o o d tim e in a i m any
w ee k *, the U . S . C irc u it C o u rt of A p p e a l* today upheld the I to m e U n A m e ric a n A c tiv ilie * C om m ittee in c a te * challenging ita in vcitig stio n
m ethod*.
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T h e court ruled u n a n im o u tiy th a t the com m ittee d id not violate
r o n *titu tlo n a l r ig h t* w han in I 9 4 6 f e '
---------------------- — '
It dem anded “ a ll th e hooka, r e
cords, d o cu m en t* a n d correspon d
ence" o f th e N a tio n a l F e d e ra tio n
t o r C o n a tltu tlo n a l L lb a r tla * .
T h e decision upheld lh a con
te m p t conviction o f G e o rg e M a r T A L L A H A S S E E , Jun# 80—
P a r i s , j un. 2o~cflp>— T h # B i« K hali, c h a irm a n o f th e fe d e ra tio n ,
W A S H IN G T O N , ju n * 2 0 ( * V
(A*)— G o vern o r F______
u lle r W a rre n
F o u r f o r t if a m in u te r* announced w ho re fu te d to d e liv e r th e r e
V e te ia n t A d m in is tia to r C a rl R .
s a id today ho has a rra n g e d to
c o rd *. M a rs h a ll w aa convicted In
••d a y (h air fa ilu re thua fa r to agree U . 8. D is tric t C o u rt h e re la A
G ra y , J r., today a u th o rised payb arro w 18,000 on his 1948 C a
d illa c sedan f lo w th e C o m m e r
on acoaoatic o r p o litic a l u a itv fo r It) 41, and sentenced to (6 0 0
_ _ ------------ m en! ncal year o f a * p * < i* l t 2 .W A S H IN G T O N , J u n * 10, (A*)— H e r# In b r ie f a r * P resident T r u - '
c ia l B a n k In P a n a m a C ity to
G e rm a n y , b u t announced * | r # e - a n d th ra e m o n th * In ja il.
m an's * * v r n re o rg a n is a tio n plans and th e changes they w ould m a k e !
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passing
In a p p e a lin g the eaao, M a rs h a ll
in tlie g o vern m en t:
w /AwSirHiIN
ii vGuTiuOiN
v , June
tunr 20 ( /P ) —
iM a l in p ria c ip la on a n A u atrian
W
u n his s a la ry fro m Ih * S ta ts .
contended th a t ( 1 )
th e
House
No. j — C re a te a D e p a rtm e n t o f W e lfa re to be headed by a sec- l > . . r lu ll, . n
indapandanca tre a ty .
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S
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la
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re ta ry o f cabinet ra n k . T h * d e p a rtm e n t would ta k e over most f u n r - '
l, u m * n lo d j » a it o d L o n
acted u n c o n s titu tio n a lly w hen It
he w ould poet pons acceptance
S S ib le
w ill begin receiving check* “ som r
E n d in g a aaaaion w hich bagan c re a te d the U n -A ffla rlc a n A c tiv i
thm s " f the present F e d eral S e c u rity A d m iid -tru tlo n These In citid * 1
4 tenth cabinetof
his
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a d m in ls tru tlo n o f S ocial S e c u rity , p o lic in g o f the P ure Food and ,4 , ,l departm ent
a llr p a t lin t n l o t
rA M n u ir v -r u
<
tim e in Jan u ary. 1 9 5 0 ," w ith pay
M a y 2 3 , the foreign m inister* o f lie * C o m m itte e , and ( I ) th e com
fo r J u ly , A u g u st and S ep te m
i| W e llllaJIP
D ru g A ct, and the fe d e ra l O ffic e o f/ E ducation.
te Allfl
and tu
to liput ||,r C u tn m itc *
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J “ *»» -20
m n ,| ,„ | „ u n t ia li y com pleted in the
the U n ite d S lataa, lha S o v ie t U n m itte e vio la te d h i* c o n s titu tio n a l t /P l i i
ber because o f th * S ta ts '* fin rig h ts w hen It subpoenaed lh a r e
N o 2 Put
I'm under th# L a b o r D e p a rtm e n t the go
g o vern
v e rnm en
e nt's
t’s johJob- I)« p a itm rn i m
■nctsl crisis.
ion, F ran ca an d B rita in d itc io ia d cords.
u« ? v « . f v Wdi
I! ,0 Vfor 0,ld
G liding and unem ploym ent com pensation service" The U .H . E m pitlo
lo y ,
*
P he
university,
w ill not. hunt
t o mr j', , b a ll, of , 'fla t y e a ,,
.
.
agreem ent on ly on a "m o d u t vivenI h r divident paym ent h a t been
A w eek ag o , tha c irc u it court m u n iilt on it* facu lty.
m u tt S ervice now has, In e ffe c t, an Independent status. T h e Labor ,0 * “ *
G A IN E S V IL L E ^ June 20 t,l*i
d i" — a aort o f liv a -a n d -le l-h v a a r tille d th e c o m m itte e hae a r ig h t
D e p a rtm e n t ulso w ould gel fu n c tio n s o f Ih e V eteran s P lacem ent |
D ie plan t i c k i i a ll to ld — h'*ra
T o do io . the u n iv e itily U y i, llo*" ’* ul1* * n lic ip * tr d by »om * « • C ounty school tu p s iin te m J e iiii to
to ask w itnesses w h e th e r th e y a re
S ervice Hoard, u jo b -fin d in g service fo r v e te ra n , now utidei the
lo C a p ito l H ill n d h tn a h a lf
rangem ent fo r G e rm a n y .
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,
o r navo
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ra or
n e* uCom
om M d a n g e r it* A m erican fie e - ° |* ° m **** *% * *, ' ly'*jjl»ni to M li tlsv u n sm m o u ily to te d to o p ris tc V e te ra n . A d m in is tra tio n .
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o f ith
A com m unique w in d in g up the m u n ji, P „ t y , T h a t gocialon up -1 du m . it* academ ic in tegrity,
| c h a im g pow ei w hich m ight B lip county puhlic ic h o o li si lu ll hudN o S— G e n e ra lly shake up th e Post O ffic e D e p a rtm e n t, con- . 11 1 ' ' ' ' 1 H u m a n signed ih *
c e n tra tin g in the p o stm aster g e n e ra l some p o w e i. now held by ' “ ng
debated le u ig a u ira lio n b ill
ta lk * M id lha fo u r p o w e r* w ill d it- 1 held
co n tem p t
c o n v ic tio n *
of
T h e u n iv « itiiy '* view * a* * » - ° " , r l d« * m m g b u tin r i* a c tiv ity ,
H*t» until the money tuns out and
cua* in S ep tem ber d u rin g the U n i - 1 " " o n / ! & " '' " J
" * * ?* : | P - « e d b y « .p o k e .m a n c h o „ n by
A P'^nvoluie annou ncem ent o l I then " c lu ir up ih u p and llu o u M ib o rd lu ate o ffic e rs and agencies o f Ih e d e p a rtm e n t. It alsu w ould l g o in g Imn L io a J p o n e it to m erg *
C te a ie the pm -1 o f d ep u ty p o s tm a s te r g e n eral and provide fo r a J(,d M team lin * goyein tn en l a te n i q N a tio n , A m i a b ly n » . l , n , t h .
lJ ^ M S f& J 2 S 2 S !|
J - ™ . B .y .n . C n n .n l . . . llir a i t urn was put oul by V A ye* aw ay th * key "
seven uiriidn-i ad viso ry board. P res id e n t Ir u m s t i .a id th is board . . . .
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but
recalled
because
G
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d a le a n d o th e r arra n g e m e n t* fot o r-n o t question,
would “ m ski- m a ila b le tu the p o stn tastsr g eneral Ih e advice o f o u tr'i ' i i
° l,,' 8, r , , l °n a l veto,
c o n te n d in g th o l
th e re w ill be no h e n e iim e n t
S ta ir S chool S upt. Ijtu in a t 1)
had
not
yet
lig
n
e
d
the
u
id
e
r.
H
r
a new statio n o f tha council on the c o m m itte e had no r ig h t to In q u ir e ! o l uprofeesor*
'
H ie Public H u a d t A d m tn n U a i u i *« m i i « fo
tugr vengaging
i i | -w
i | .i n u in --open
upen ,
' ; "
;
I H ailey S a lu td a v la id that lu ll op- statiding p riv a te c it itr n s ."
Inla, * 1am.la. noal tslaojnl
m11m
** I
SI
a
N - 4 M ake the N a tio n a l S e c u rity C ouncil and the N a tio n a l I lion now it h i the I ed etal W o rk *
b itn ifo ld p ro b lem * o f G e rm a n y .
a n d legal m eeting*. I h e ie w ill be
" ,h l* m o ,n ,n «
fta tio n of th r tchuul iv ilr in lia ir d S e c n n ty H e .u u rce* H oard a p a rt o f the W h ite House rx e c u tlv * I A g e n iv . W r lL u e and Social S enn ........................ I
, ..I.
A hm it 10.000.000
16,000,000 -v e te ra n s o f
M e a n w h ile , diacuselont w ill con
,
,,
n i i
,l
ol
* nd * « l - W o rld W a r I I w ill receive Ik e on th r 1949 a p p io p n a h u ti o l | 9 ‘ t, o fflc e T h e d u ly o f th * council s to advise the P resident on how to
tin u e a t a lo w e r le v e l a m o n g th e col'r’t hsId th a t ih e c o m m lttM lw d ' no
te r w a tc h .'
b> ‘ h«
7 1 9 .0 0 0 w o u ld tun tli* u h o u l »y« dove la d dom estic, fo re ig n and m ilit a r y policies; the d u ty o f th e 1 ^ u n ,y m * " m
d iv ld fiu l*.
occupation a u th o ritte e o f th a fo u r " re a io n a b lo cause" to in v e a tlg a te
l
eiieial
S
e
n
ility
A
gency
b oaid i . to ad v ls * on m ilita r y , In d u s tria l and c iv ilia n m o b lllia tlu n .
“ T h e h a rm d on* by the e ffo r t
T h is w ould a v e ra g e about gl7f> trn i lo t only t r t r n m o n lh , on cut
to n # * on problem s o f dtvldod B e r tha fe d e ra tio n a * p a rt o f i t * g e n
N o ir< G ive tin- c h a irm a n o f the C iv il H ervic* C om m ission m ore
A ll the p la n t, it p e iu illle d lo u k *
tent r c v r n iifi.
lin . T h e a u t h o r ltiM w ill be g uided e ra l in q u iry in to R u b v e n iv a ac
pow ei to c a tty -nit a ffa ir s of tin- com m ission, toil leave policy d e rltiv itie s .
gle c la d e e lln e P a r ty M em ber w ould agency said In d iv id u a l r a id
e
lle
t l, will a m
out le lo ttu and
In these ta lk a by vth at hae .taken
T h r to u n ly ** hool hcadn al*o s to ii. I-, the th re e -in e iitb *f com m ission.
1
Huns have not b##n com pleted
R u lin g th a t th * In v e s tig a tio n im l w eigh i n y p o M lb lr Impii
economy p to p n ta lt ot the C um place a t th la conference in dieN
o
il
G
ive
tinc
h
a
irm
a
n
of
th
e
M
at
it
muC
om
m
ission
m
ore
ir
q
u
n
lr
d
H
ad
ry
to
ir
to
in
m
rn
d
thr
cuuiu go
* u to
iu th
in e* p riv
n r aacte* p a p *rn
H a r v a r d » P resident (.o n a n t aIn g e n e ra l, e v e ry ve te rn w an
e r* ui
of
e u ie ln g atepe to reatoro n o rm a lc y could
a d in iu t*h stive a u th o rity . T h e fu ll fiv e -m e m b e r com m ission w ould m ittio n on C ioyeniin eiil O ig a n tta the*
'a no ptiln
th e iiP
o rgvaunitllllln
is a tio n ., (k
thea sc no iiH
u rt's
ln -. ■ tf * " w ith G e n e ra l Llsi-nhuw er and i took o u t N a tio n a l S ervice In - 25 pet t r t i l cut III u llo o l appto
In B e rlin 's l i f t .
bon h r,u lrd hy to im r r P ie rid s n t
Ion said:
n*ha rec h a d u a p rtto s n n n fw y p s h x u ra n re and kep t It In fo res a t p n a tio n i m ade hv th r llu d ttrl Coin- s till determ ine ship su b .id les, le g iila lio n s and m a jo r policies.
N » 7 Put tlo- Public Hoads A d m in is tra tio n tinder the C uin- I lei h eil H o o ie i
i, O n th e A u a tria n tr e a ty th e m in*
o th e r e d u c a lo r* th a t proven Com - jeast th re e m onths w ill be e lig i
" I t I* w e ll k now n th a t th e m od m u n lita . should be b arred fro m ble. W h e re
e p ua rtm
e n t. -It now has a sem i-ind ependent .ta lu s ' under the
l i t t r * ag reed on t h e n lin e *:
.............
po licy-h o ld ers h ay# m in urn la tl week h r m ndr " a tto » * liierce D ep
Till- oltll-| f i l e w ould l A i g lv *
ill* b o a rd " on all lo u t m a p ii t, hool F e d e ra l W o rks A gency. T h e Hoads A d m in is tra tio n bandies fe d e ra l
' 1 .' A u s tr ia '* fr o n tie r * w ill re e rn p a tte rn o f subversive p r tp a - te e c h ln d , b u t H a r v a r d I k not going Hied, tho ben eficiaries w ill
Hie lltirc m i of K m p lo yu ien t Hem a in a * o f J a n . 1, 1988. T h is g a m la , as e x e m p lifie d by th e Com - |o " p o lite " i t * p ru fe iK iits elm ply re iv e the funds, G ra y said.
ilr m i. I h r i * a i r lu m h lot la p ila l fund fot h ighw ay aid lo the states and supervise, road construe- ( c u il t v i pildi-.N pay mot Joli placem eans Y u g o s la v t e r r it o r ia l c la im *,
tlo li In nation al fo rests slid p a tk s .
A p p lic a tio n h lan ka fo r the d iv t- o u tla y , c u rirn t *x p *it» *» , tia m p o i
*• - sUKpiclon th ey
liien i i lo the I nhoi D e p iiitm e n t,
dend
ids a re being
a t fiy e t supported by R ussia, have tw o sRpectH. T h e re I k fir s t a public m i.t .. i . r o n m u u it t
p re p a re d a id
t i l l Iti-o ig s id ii- ilie I',i-io ffic e D tbeen th ro w n o u t.
t aspect, w hich by its e lf m a y a p - m 'T* hh‘e “u n iv e rs ity s ta te m e n t says m a y lie a v a ila b le In A u g u s t |it ration, and tr a c h r i *a la n r»
p a itllle n t 11'> K n U lg i- tlie scops
p e a r q u ite Innocent, end - Indeed
Tin- S ta te schoid brad to la lb *
I . A u s t r ia . w ill g u a ra n te e the m a y seem c om m en delile in t h * ob th a t to te a rc c h fo r "reason ab le po sto ffices, V eteran s* service ojf m eetin g o f s u p e rin te n d e n t* here
1 of ilie evecutive o ffic e of the Peesrig h ts o f th e S lovene and C ro a t jects a n d causes w hich It appears g n u n il* ” fo r d oub ting I lie lo yal y g a n ita tlo n s , end V A offices.
id e m , i D i H ire a m liu * t tie C iv il
th a t schools need the fu ll a p p ro
M
e
a
n
tim
e
,
t
h
*
A
d
m
in
is
t
r
a
t
e
m in o ritie s .
o f any fa c u lty m an would "d is
S ervice C o iiiu n s tio ii, am i
iE i
p ria tio n .
to espouse.
asked
v
e
te
ra
n
*
not
to
w
rite
M
W
I H lre n g th rn (tie aid Ion lly of the
8. Y u g o s la v ia w o u ld have ih *
" B u t th la public fe a tu re o f the ru p t H a rv a rd o r an y f i e * u n iv e r nbaut th e ir
“ W * c a n 't g e l by on U »s", he
dividends
becaU
M
ch a irm a n of the M a t it im * C om rig h t to "e e lte , re ta in o r liq u id a te subversive p ro p a g a n d a techniq ue s ity ."
declared.
H a r v a r d ! stand o n 'th e C om m un le tte rs " w ill o n ly causa t h * p i g
I m l..Io n ,
A u s tria n p ro p e rty " w ith in Y u g o - Is o fte n only a m eans o f h id in g ,
.
B
a
ile
y
u
rg
e
d
th
em
not
to
cut
m
ent
to
be
d
e
la
y
e
d
.*
aovv e iu I'H A G U l., C iechotlovakia, June 2 0 * (/P ) I It* Coimnutiul to
*!g v te r r ito r y . T h la m eane Y u g o •tra n g th e n ln g a n d e n la rg in g th a is t-b u n tin g lu b jg p t w as m a d * puh< A ll « e \ru p la n , w ete d e tc rib td
T
h
e
special
d
ivid
en
d
•
w
tl!
g
o
t
tM
s
h
e
r
*
t
a
la
r
i
*
*
.
ie g tlv
liv tightstisd
lig h ten ed th e nii gtju
u atid
id ui
s la v ia w o u ld g e t m r e p a ra tio n *.
on A irh o u h o p |,y ( | l f w in tw House as u n ifo rm
sphere o f op eratio n s o f a su b ver U r l i i response t e a question r a ile d ba paid on policies Issued at
M e said " fo g teachers deserve u irn l'y .r c u n ly police a p ptMa is
sive o rg a n is a tio n . T h e re n t p u r b y an alu m nuJ ai
Jo tel B etan 's p a l a c e - w e j g h . d
ill* lU t t n in i of in g " q(tun li* c lo t* lv " to the H oover
I OMff..
R ut such po
p o ll
a ll th e y a rc g e ttin g and m u re".
TT.
JJen
f n . j.1,, IB
B
pose and g o itr w h ic h 's e e k r to de •*M 'M e w e r e * 1' * *
cath
ed rsl tet- Gomml*
C o n itn l.slu n recom m en dations m B u t. ha p rifertd .ss.it, (he 86 per oigattUsd‘ Communist
“
g o?f “lh
the* prolate
prelate at Sunday's
N u tu la y » rathe.lial
i
hlet
« Hk lin
tn 'ro
s tro y our. i c o n s titu tio n a l; >g u n M n com slash w ould a f f a r t Ih * sain
v
im
.
Th*
heckling
dtnve
him
lot
h
i.
rathedral
and
prevented
hint
from
” ,r^ln* “ f
y I g* . Tn.
■ A . s e s.............
e . , 1.
U u n n J m i U . W ' - m a m J .. tees, m a y i n f e r be 'o p e n ly m * .................
. . . th r rise o f ts a rh e r* w h e re v e r It was
co n ip leiin g hi#
. __
_
_
I D m le i the new la w , Ih e plahs
h e re th e m ia ie te rs v irtu a l! if p u b lic ly announced, h u t ip r e a d in c h a irm a n o f hla s ta te ’s c o m m litln n lim it o f tim e on w hich dividend ta k e n .
H e d N n t 't w ant a re tu rn to tinagreed not to dliagre* again until a secret, c lan d estin e fa s h io n , be w hich ic c c n tly d ra fte d le g is la tio n u rrn m u la tlp n * w ill he a llo w ed A M o u in i. of n any
M i * « a i * i ( i D a s f t n v t i T r t w d l ' “ ke e ffe c i tu tin days unless
' y
Ir llD C fS
I\t llU r il
1 0
e ith e r hous* o f C o u g iess vetoes
Is t h * a n n iv e rs a ry d ate o f the days w hen teachers served w ith - ta k io tlm A rch b ish p
tfiay meet in New York next Sep yond th e reach o f th a eyas and a g a in s t C om m unism .
-lit im v ore w ere paid la scrip t. " I foiled by s ic u rlty l,* » h * ,u l 1 .
them w ith in th a t tim e tiy a m a jo rn o llry M n 1948.
tember. Adjournment cam# at 8:lo e a rs o f the g e n e ra l p u blic.
the p alace recep tio n desk a n d ,I p .
A Is
„
H n o
its vote of th , fu ll m e m h H . h in s " T h la s ile n t d iffu s io n o f sub
“P . *M “ ‘
(1 1 :8 0 P. M .
G o v ern m en t o ffic ia ls expect tin can look hark to w hen I ta u g h t ing
versive doctrin es Is p ropag anda
E B T ).
1 1 1 5
M llC l
V in e
! 4tl v o te , tu tin- M e,late tu 218 in
dividends to be spent p ro m p llv one m onth fo r n o th in g and wns .................... sw ltchh oard
A n a tte m p t to reach Id . p riv a te
w eeks
In s c rip t,"
the House K a d i plan l« In lie connr.d to p ro vid e a n o tic a h l* "shot paid fo r s i*
A com m u niqu e f o r pub licatio n fu lly as m uch as tha pam phlets
sectetin
y
try
telepho
ne
m
et
a
n-ply
H
a
lle
y
re
m
n
tk
e
il.
S
u
p
erin
ten
d
en
ts
In th * a r m " f o r business,
a t 8 P . M . w aa released to new s and o th e r public d e m o n s tra tio n *
fro
m
the
sw
ilch
b
o
iird
that
'th
e
y
lit
th
e
m
e
tin
g
agreed.
o rg a n is a tio n *.
T h e 13,000,000.000 d is trib u tio n
m en. T h a e ig h t-p a g e d o a u m rn t, ru m liic ts d by the
T e rm in g t h * recent convention
T h e w e a lth lo suppo rt a good
arcepU lig tin Jituilie c a ll, or
_______
'l u g w ith the I ’ le .id e u t to d a y , unite x p la in in g tha d e ts lla o f w h a t wax A m i, In fa c t, because o f Ita is c rs t In N e w Y o rk o f R o ta r y In te r n e - o f te rm in a l leave pay Immls In
IH47 ha<| such an e ffe c t, observ school p ro g ra m In th e s ta te Is visitors." It could not I le u rtie il.
n
a
tu
re
,
th
is
aspect
o
f
subversive
I ra te d Cong t v . , . t i l l w ill ho tu
done, o u tlin ed d r a f t a rtic le s for
re
fu
s
e
d
'
here, he told Hit- sellout Isad ets whether the police liuil
_______
_____
a rts . _____
Most veter
f u ll Inves tlu n a l t h * la rg e s t and most In able In scales ch
an independence t r e a ty f o r A u s a c tiv itie s re q u ire * the
talk
to
C
o
n
t
r
a
c
t
T
a
l
k
s
r
o
n
'
1........ ........in* -tay. “t* op on
_____ r p lr in g ever held, H . H . C olem an, ons p ro m p tly cashed t h r lr bond. H e uolnte<i to an e iu e n d it u r * of llo in the lig h t to see ol
tte n tio n o__f a_ govern
•
,
r-,
* I A n g . IH. T h e y u l.n (in d ic te d t«vo
t r ia an d
contain ed
a w o rk in g tig a to r y -wa ..,
.lik
. . e. the c o m m itte e I m a n a g e r o f the F lo rid a P o w e r and I N e a r ly 20.000,000 policies were (6 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 last y ear fo r c lg a rs t- anyone.
m
e
n
ta
l
body
t little
W ltll
I* O r e l n iiiie re o ig a n lra tlo o p lu n . w ill he
a g re e m e n t b etw een th e E a s t and
tC m tila u t* Oh P e a * T h re e !
S h rill C om m unist in terrup tion*,
even m ore th a n does Ita p u b lic ' L ig h t division he re , re v e a le d to - lf»[{ed, o f w h ich
7,216,000 aro
A tir l
ft
sent np liy the P resident sh o rtly
W e e t In B a rlin .
of ilie A rchbish op's Corpus C lin s li
c o u n te rp a rt.
d a y th a t as a n a lte r n a te to t h e . J*1” <n fore*M irtth a face valu e nf
n n u
U .
JV
M e e l | The> p io p o .a l to c ti-a u - a \V slT t o fo u r m in ia te ra — B rita in 's
day serm on In H t. V ito s C u th rd iu !
T h re e Justices r u lin g in th a ra s * I m e e tin g he had d e riv e d
m uch i
*41,662,000,000. T h e policies nerd
fa re D e p a rtm e n t provides th a t it
E rn e s t B avin,
A m e ric a 's
D ean w
yesterd ay liro u g h t the long h u llle
e re W
B en
n ett C
W ilb u r K. pleasure a n d in s p ira tio n fro m t h e 1 pot now be In fo rc e to m ake the
ll r A H H O C IA
tvosw
IIHVII
Vn. C la r k , TTIIUUI
.. T K D P, R Ei Si S i l la k e over th e d u ties now u d tn in iv
Ih
B y H u h between church and s la te to Its
e lig ib le
fo r a dividend
A chaaon, R ussia's A n d re i Y . V i M ille r a n d G e o rg * C . Sw eeney.
m eetin g s and o u ts ta n d infg e n te r holder
week'i
W iilknul o l John 1. | t r ie d by K e d e ia l S -'c u rily A dm inir w a tla a e * s * p * a * T e n
highest tension. T ill- A ichhl.hop, I
ta ln m s n ts . H * re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y
sh ln e ky and F ra n c a 'a R o b e rt Bchu
- coal m m r it ended h -d ry | i.t r a t o r U .c a i K » tn g E w in g , it
T
h
e
m
etal
aw
n
in
g
of
the
F
lu
r
w
ith
M
rs
,
C
o
lem
an.
m «n — w e n t In to th o b a r o f tha
d e fia n tly resistin g C o n n .......1st of
|m | „ r ) (u lu , io (l, |((| 4 i u | l l ( i l |
| he hohls the m l...................... ..
a
ida H o tel, also a su p p o rtin g brick fo rt, to co n tro l the church
D r . H . W . R uprecht was t h *
p in k m s rb ls p alace f o r a sandw ich
lu
n
a
r
h
td
a
r
how
dow
n
tla
g
r
|
”
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c
i
*
u
r
>
of
colum
n
w
as
dam
aged
s
h
o
rtly
helu t-ak ths s p iritu a l ru le of th *
r e g u la r d e le g a te o f tho lo cal club
an d a glass o f cham pogna as th e ir
f o t * 6:0(1 o’clock trus m ornin g by V atic a n over C ie c h o .lo v a k la 's 6,a t th e con ven tio n , w h le h w a a also
lo n l M r l talks a lio o n n p ir d llir .
u iliie t.e e re ta iy and tb r*« *»•
d iie u a tlo n a cam e to nn and. Re4
H
an
fo
rd
T
ra
n
s
it
L
in
e
till,
w
iden
Iitm.iino C a th o lics, hail ill leave lit*
IC e a t t e w *
s e c ie lu n e .
of
w e lfa t*
O C A L A , J u n * ■8 0 — Id *)— Jam es a tte n d e d by D r. H a r r y B llaby, w ho „ F O L L A N 8 B rj:,“ w . Va.. June lo lle d down Ih e in cline fro m p illp il and re tu rn to his palace, ul ■illrntloll id the slrel ilu lu sliv a n > l| . i. t a n t
C ity
ih r l o u l M u lo t ( om jiany and its I w ould hr c te a ti'd and iln- O ffico
W e s le y L y le s , 84, o f H ig h S p rin g s, c a m * th e re fro m A tla n tic
w
here
it
was
u
a
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e
d
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out
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f
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)
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father
rllm
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Into
A tla n tic C oast L in o R a ilro a d f la g w h e re he h a d a tte n d e d n m e e tin g to burning attic o f hla bom* ear- the A m oco F illin g H ta tio n , across tead y under th * w a tc h fu l eyes of m uon w rukeis.
, "f
A d m in is tia to r
V I T B T A K R V A C A T IO N
1he s ecu rity police.
o f th e A m e ric a n M e d ic a l A sso
I fomilfl liv RhotlHni*ii
T h * veteran s on T h a F a rm m a n , and his w ife , M rs . T h e lm a c ia tio n .
•Y ‘ “day after his threa-ysar-uhl .Second H trset slid in to the b u ild
I r s t i ' U n ite d M u ir W u lk r it lu ll
In
gv«Rhn
tht»
totIit*i fiv e
T
it*
w
h
is
tlin
g
and
iv
rrltiH
broke
T te ln in g C lass s ta rte d a tw o - L y la s , 81, d row n ed in t h * O rk la M o re th a n 6,971 R o ta rla n a and ‘ •Jn daughter, and died alone ing,
Thu d riv e r had finished Ills nut fro m d em o n strato rs Imnclied r,l th ru " s t ih ilu a liu ii" w alkout oil le n rg a n iz a tlo ii p la n - w ould:
w sska 1 vacatio n period S a tu rd a y , w a h a R iv e r y e s te rd a y w h ile on a m sm b eta o f th e ir fa m ilie s , re p re w ith them. Norman Long, .18,
1. T i s n « f*i t li* lin t ra n of K m w.a » round near an attic window n ig h t ru n Slid had iv ft tlie hus near the a lt a r as l l i r A rc h lii.h o p w lir d u lr but only a w eek’s w in k it
and m ost v e te ra n s w ill v is it p a r- v a c a tio n fis h in g tr ip .
begun a d en un ciation o f the gov
D e p u ty S h e n f f
W . M . " B U I" s e n tin g 64 c ountries, w a re p re s e n t, *
s s t t la t t o s ta te g a d In G e o rg ia
in U iu r lo t the dtlD.OOfi d ig g rit. jilo y n ie lli. H rc n rlty , now in K S A ,
hi* arms. when the accident occurred, T r a n e m in e n t's
said
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and
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m oves
ag ain st
the
h tirra u (I i -h I s n l l i i u u rm n lo y m rid
John P ierson- In s tru c to r, annou nc N e tt le * said w itnesses saw M rs.
sit lin e o ffic ia ls rep o rted . D am age
O il h a lu id a v th ru 1(1 day paid u
session* held In M ndiaon S q u a re
to t il * D rp u rtm i-n i of l.u tio r The
to t h * bus w as confin ed lo d e n i, church. T h e re a l o f the congicgu
ed t t o t t o w ill spend his v a c a tio n L y la s f a ll In to tho w n te r w hen a G arden. A m o n g o u ts ta n d in g a d
I iir ii I m ik t nod lob id a c riiirn t.
w h e re th e little
g lr la slep t. A and broken glass In tin- little th in , m an y in tears, hurst Into u .a llo llt hrgm .
a t D a y to n a Bsacn. u s in s s v iile and ro w b o a t, equipped w ith a n o u t
T h is plan also li u n . f e r i to la
W lirlh c t th e y 'll h r l u i k m llir
a t t t o N a tio n a l f o r e s t n e a r O cala. board m o to r, in w h ic h tho Lyles d re s s ** heard w aa t t o ta lk on m o to ris t saw the h la te about 1:30 tr a m * at t h * top w here the bus h ym n In an a tte m p t lo quell th *
disorder.
,n 4
■Pr * e d tho
a la rm d estin atio n aig n I* located.
w e re g o in g d o w n a tra a m , m ad# a w o rld p s *c * b y T r y g v ia L ie , sec
p m at the ro d id June d r p tn d t bor Ih e fiin c tl-u i* of tli* V eteran s
1‘ lacem en l S ervice H oard am i ab
w o n t A m m o
8 * v e r * l y e a rs ago a tru c k rollsd
Home I'ra g u rt p riests told their
s h a rp tu rn a t a bend in th a r i v t r . r e ta r y g e n e ra l to t t o U n ite d N a 'h ff.u g h H oovsrson H e ig h ts , a
and lh a "T o w n M e e tin g o f ■m all n o rth e rn p a n to n d l* v illi- dow n lh a same w a lk , across Sec co n greg ulInns the an cien t cathed on llir outcom e o f u l k t 4I 101U a olishes th at hoard
C O L U M B IA , 8 . C ., Ju n e > 0, (A*)
M r a . L y le s c rie d f o r h e lp and ttions,
2. E m p o w e r 1lit- postm astei gen— G o v e rn o r J . S tro m T h u rm o n d h e r husband, c u ttin g o f f th e m o h * A ir " ts lk a b y S e c re ta ry o f ag e n e a r here.
ond H tre s t and sm ashed brick r a l m ig h t have tq b * reco n srciated new (.0111tact lo tr p U c r d ia l * * • v 1 to r r o r g u n r i* H i* i'ost O ffice
W ill n o t a tte n d a N a tio n a l D e m o to r, Jum ped o v e rb o a rd to rescue A g ric u ltu re C to r ls a F . B ra m la n , . s m o g * •P P »rw n t |y a w o k e M r * posts o f t h * hotsl, T h e su p p o rtin g Im ra n s * ths d isorders had p ro liltin g lo u r 30 A t y rl the o p ria c ra tic P a r t y fu n d -ra is in g d in n e r h e r. M rs . L y le s w a n t u n d a r and C a rlo s R om u lo, P h ilip p in e dole- L o n g *•bb o u t th e earno tim e . H e r colum ns w ars rsm oved fro m near faned holy gro u n d . H o w e v e r, u Io n don’t know exactly w hat l.e w tt H e w o u l 1 ‘ ni.,* over a u th o rity now
( C a a t la a * * 00 M | ( T w e l
d ra n u p to th # a ttic . M r*, th * cu rb , also th s p o rtico , and c a th e d ra l o ffic ia l s a id 'th is would
t o n J u ly I a t w M c h V ic e P ra a l- h e r husband c a u g h t t o r ac she g a t * to th e U N and b y J . W illia m s b u a to atd
wants in h it new |i*c t. M in r t t now
F u H b rig h t, U , B, s e n a to r fro m L o o t -ac* a p e d w ith fa c ia l bunts. Ih e m e ta l a w n in g w as In stalled .
d t n M t a r k l c y w ill
net ha necessary. T h * hackling, a ir paid an a v rta g e uf 6 1 4 05 a
ca m # up- B u t ana g ra b b e d him A r k a n ifti.
he said, w ould h« looked upon a .
a ro u n d tho nock a n d th e y both
M u s ic o f F ra d W e r lt o e n d (tie
a p o litic a l In cid en t. N o rm a lly , re- day
w o n t u n d o r In t t o s w ir lin g c u rre n t.
o rc h e s tra ,
s in g in g
o f G la d y s
it m ay hr th a t he w ill usk for
consecration comas
u n ly
a fte r
T h e y ea rn * to t t o s u rfa c e a g a in ,
O p tr a
g ra tta b le 14 t t o t B a rk le y w as^ 'visir, aoeording la t t o
com m iaalon o f a c rim e o r a des u cut III th * w o rk week ftu m 4U to
d a a u ty .
M rs . S w a rt bout. M e tro p o lita n
D oga, cats, r e p t ila i and birds
Tag S outh C a ro lin a h i • p o litic a l L y le s ta n k a g a in , a n d w h e n she a r t is t , and p ro g ra m s a f m a n y
e c ra tio n
on
church
p ro p e rly ID or 10 hours a t the same t u ir of
A c tu a lly , services w ar# held again pay ih a " s ta b iliz in g " In flu riic e w ill be o llg ib l* ro r e n try in th e
fa ile d to re ap p e a r L v te a a tte m p te d o th e r noted a n te rta ln o re w e re e n
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ugainsi ird u c rd consum ption of p a t show fo r yo u th w hich w ill
in tho c a th e d ra l th la m o rn in g .
t o ro ach t t o o o a t .'B u t t o a p p a r jo y e d , M r . C o tem a a re v e a le d .
b * held F jld a y a fte rn o o n a t 8 :0 0
H e declared t t o t t o fo u n d t t o
coal.
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w e a th e r In N e w T e n w a r m e r th a n
I). H. H ie d C o rp o ra tio n and Ih * o’clock In F t- M e llo n P a rk , M ra ,
L A K E PO RT, C alif., Jun* 2 0 —(/P)— A lon»ly h *aiH club fan i* in
and also d isap p eared .
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In B u f o r d d u e to g t h r t * - w * * k
C IO U n ite d H le e lw o rk rrs called I*. M , G ln g l* * . c ity r * c r * s tlo ,i
IC * a i i * * * a D a P a a * T w s i
T t o bodies w a r t recovered.
ja ilI'rd a y accu**d o f muracnita hi* brid* and h«r two-y*ar-old dau|ht«r
d ire c to r, announced today. T h *
d ro u g h t.
u m itlier co n tract n s g o lla tio n m eet pet show la sponsored by t h *
•
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burning
tto
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cabin
to
hide
lb*
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m m war* routed
ing to try lo s e ttle th e ir iliffi-ie ti- B usiness and P ro fe s s io n a l W o
S L A Y IN G A D M IT T E D
YO UTH FU L HERO
Ira la a three- S T A R K E , J u n e 8 0 . tA*l— A M T h * accuwd man, Stenh*n Bnnnahan, 34, a mechanic, had ■
B R U N S W IC K , G a., J u n * 20- - e*» over w h e th e r pensions w ill lie m an ’# C lu b .
C O N V IC T S B B C A F E
IC M U lase* n s P a a * T h re e )
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m a n w aa fo u n d undar
L a r a i t K . F ra a a r aald.
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a tlo n D e p a rtm e n t w ilt in a u g u ra te
; - B* * t o _ j l i ( w a a M r * . V lrn e ig h b o ri
■*
s avin g hla r*a c u * o f tw o stunned co m p an
t o to v o su ffo c a te d .
ta t t o l M d f e
(tafe Janos Wlltgen B n ian ah au , B ru tn a h a n w as ra lu c ta n t to fig h t ions fro m tho w reckag e o f a s in k W A S H IN G T O N , J u n * 20, < /P ) - th la s u m m e r. Judges w ill t o se
n s to re k e e p e r a t A u g u s ta , G a .. today
Gordon
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try
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n C hicago polected to decide w in n e r* in th s
in g lig h t p la n * in t h * sound o ff
tho f i r * w ith a h o **.
,* v e n years a g o , took over today fo u r
w h o d M la t t o M aao la> t
d iv is io n *, a p h o to g ra p h s *
Ht. Sim ons Is la n d .
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as
t
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p
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an.
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1 Fsllao m n n C h a ri**
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o
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B
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w ill t o i s m d . P ed ig reed a n im a l*
divorced, and B ru *- In g w h an I t o li r a w aa caused by c r a f t In w h ich ha, P ilo t K enneth
N o rth C a ro lin a t a r n * * ) fro m W in - m a y t o s n ls rs d , b u t p * d lg r * s w ill
m a rrie d t o r In H utch iaon, an axploalon o f c le a n in g flu id a t S to r t y an d a young g i r l,
e
verly
I,
B
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stu
n
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al*m
w
aa
sw
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rn
in
a
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Sec
h i* w ife '* Iro n in g board. H a (a id
h a v * no b e a rin g on w in n in g o f
B rucg, 15. a ll o f B t. Sim ona, fo il re ta ry o f th s A rm y . T h * oath
. m aehaatc w aa a r r n t - t h * h a s t m a d * I t Im poaalbla to In to • spin and c ra ih e d in to th * waa ad m in istered b y D efense 8 *c- p r lis s .
E k itry b lan ks fo r u * * In e n te r
y a f te r t o t o d *tta n d *d i -aava
- - b- a- r -an
7- 7d .,-t o- -r d—a u g h te r. F ra s e r w a to r.
r * t a r y Jo h m o n .
in g p « t* w ill a p p e a r in T u e s d a y ’#
th « y ta w
•1 f a r h la w l f * and
“
Herald.
B ruanahan f u d y e lo t^ o ^ to fo ia t t o
A g n a t.
D O R S N T APPLY
RLKB CONTRBT
a lt o n w y said B ros- f i r * w aa w a ll u n d ar w a y ,
T A L L A H A S S E E , J u n * 20, U P ) N E W Y O R K , J u n * 8 0 . UP)—
T t o B r n a M to n a c a m * to th a W illia m Johnaon, 17, o f M e A ls s - P to p l* d ra w in g a ta ts pensions or
W M co n fronted a t
1 dfar r agancia* In cabin • ( L n o e n w , ta n m llaa fro m ts r, O U a ., w as nam ed w in n e r to r * t ir * m * n t to n s flta don't hava to
' * a b la f ir * . H la hara on C lo w L a k a , M a t A p r il. T t o d a y o f i t o $ 1,000 f ir s t p rls s in a sign a n tl-C o m m u n lit oaths, A tt o r
T u o s d s y M o rn in g
0 . Jam aa, cabin « u iM h td a d In a 64,000 in - n a tio n a l s s ta y eontsat apoasorsd ney G e n e ra l R ic h a rd E rv in ru ltd
10:00 A .M . B oys b s a e b tll te a m
fo r t t o h n lta n e o o f M rs . B ru a n a to n 'a .
b y t t o B m w v o la n t and F ro ts c ttv * today.
F r u a r said tto m*ehanic waa O rd e r a f I lh a . T t o a u b J a e ti" W h y
atoagos.
H * ra id I t w i a his opinion t h * P r M ,iC ,Y u *a d a y A fte rn o o n
divuraodjn
1644
by
J
te
n
Bruannd a o b t tto r d w aa
it s t * la w re q u irin g t t o o ath o f
u w ra s y W o rk s ."
8:00 F .M , L e a f * G r a m m a r
a ll publie o ffie ls ls and u r v a n t s School f o r s w im e ta *te e a t C ry s
w as n o t "in W n d sd to s p p ly to t a l L a t o ( d r t a iln g room s, n ew
lU tta t,
n le r,
t o ile ts ) .
L lfs
srd s B u d d y B r it a in G sm ss—
F o r e i g n Ministers'
C o u n c i l Adjourns
W ith Only Austrian
Agreement Reached
AreAuthorixedj
Harvard Opposes
Hunting For Reds
On Ito Faculty
$2,800,000,000 S h o t Schools To Be Oper
In The Arm Is E x ated On Full Bud
pected To Aid Busi gets Until Money
ness During Year Gone, Then Close
Reorganization In Btief
Harm From Search Is soo.ooo.ooo divident on national
Said To Outweigh
l,,# •"V"11*”
Benefits
New Department Ol
Cabinet Rank To Be
Created For Provid
ing P ublic Welfare
Communist Heckling Intelrupts
Archbishop’s Sermon In Prague
* r ta a fe -ttp r
Coleman Report*! On
Rotary Convention
A
w
Week’* Holiday ■''J"™,S;'rLi...
Florida Hotel Awning
I)aniuged
ACL Flagman And
Wife Are Drowned
11
Father Dies Tryinsr
To Save Daughter
Si""in
—
\m :
Lonely Hearts Club Fan Charged
With Murdering Wife And Child
Pet Show Planned In
Recreation Program
s r a a ia
Recreation Schedule
�hie Sanford Herald
* • - i 1B
-— '—
Covered
. .
to Appear In Band Sale Parade
W A S H IN G T O N . June 20 < *» > S U p by step, educatio n In O il*
the world’o groat cataract* and some year* ago wrote a
book deacribing them, "Among the Waterfall* of the
—................................ .
World." They nave now been brought* to American attan* about Communism,
tlon by tho vinit here of Prc*ldcnt Dutra of Brasil, who
Ah th e p ressure g ro w s , Inside
renort* that Paulo Affonno in to he harncnacd to make a ■"•' "" ta b le th e schools them selves,
T V A
* n g r y a rg u m e n t becom e Intenae
BraslUan TVA.
, . ..
. .
<over
< o v e r thia
th la queatlon:
question:
Thu falln and the river on which they are nltuatcd arc
H o w f a r ra n academ ic freedom
freed o m •
equally unfamiliar to moat American*. Yet the Sao Fran- — freedom to teach and aearch
search fo r j
claco Ih over 1800 mile* long, and I* reckoned tho 18th or «t rruut thh—- hhe« In te rfe re d w ith o u t d a m .
ag"
in*g ', •*rrorl,,n*
te rro ris in g oo rr dd ee sa tro
troyyin
mgg ,
17th largent river In tho world. Paulo Affonno In located |$
It T
only 200 mile* from Itn mouth, which ia unusual, an mont
Hera
H e re ar(l
a re some exam p les 0f
o f re - j
Sanford Forum
E d ito r, T h e H e ra ld
S an fo rd , F U .:
Y o u r d ee c rlp tlv a a rtic le about
M o u n t D o ra In y o u r Issue o f June
1 * was re a d w ith a g re a t deal o f
In te re s t.
I w as surprised, h o w ever, th a t
no m ention w as
m ade o f th e
cen t events:
M
Mewaaaaee a t w e a e a
M o u n t D o rn L e w n B o w lin g C lu b
1. S everal professors w e re fire d
la * . R *e T w k . c m n
w h ich la one o f th e fe a tu re a t - ^
It H i m u I i t r , a i. U a M b
Iro m th e U n iv e rs ity o f W a s h in g
tractio n s fo r the to u ris ts end ou r ^
Herald U a ■ m k t f ’ i r
ton fo r Ix'in ir m em bers o| tin*
local fo lk , w ith a b e a u tifu l club
..Intrant. Thi* I* certainly tho hlghmrt pratoo ponaiblc. The C o m m u n ist P a rty .
la te * r m * w t l r * la anvil
l u l l <• ta r i m ta r r e a d
house and grounds s itu a te d on the
fnll*
are
about
200
feet
high,
higher
than
Niagara,
and
2.
T
b
e
U
n
iv
e
rs
ity
o
f
C
a
lifo
r
n
ia
!
i e l e ll I t * la r a l M a e p H a
shores o f L a k e D o ra.
a a *w * a a » r r . aa w e ll aa
hnve tho fourth largent volume of water of any of the has ordered Its 4,000 te a e h e r* to
M a y I add th a t th is g a m e |»
world’* great cntaract*. The three lender* arc Guayra, an- take a new mtth of lo ya lty to the
g a in in g fa v o r In O rla n d o , D a y
other Braxllian fall which I h not even a name to mcmt Unite''
"•"t*'"M O N D A Y . J U N K 20, 1*41
to n a, N e w S m y rn a , D e L a n d , 8 t.
1. A week ago 20 top e d u c a rtu rs ;
P etersb u rg , B ra d e n to n , S araso ta,
American*; the Khon cataraoU of the Mekong river In — In clu d in g G e n e ra l D w ig h t R isen - •
l i H l / t t v e ta n R t o d A I T
C le a rw a te r, L a k r k n d , M i a m i .
Indo-Chinn, and Niagara.
h o w er, president o f C o lu m b ia U n i
W e s t P alm B carh In F lo rid a and
In the future wonder* liko Paulo Affon*o and Guayra v e rs ity , and D r. Jam es B. C o n s u l,,
I t la God w ho p la n te d Ih e s e lfflo u rish es In C a lifo rn ia an d m any
p
resid
en
t
n
f
H
a
rv
a
rd
,
tam
ed
a
,e
riflc la l In stin ct o f m oth erhood will become better known lo traveler*. It I* devoutly to lie
n o rth e rn ,atatas.
bla c re a tu re s . Home m en and hoped that in the meantime their splendor I* not destroyed p o rt w hich said:
I t has proven to be b en eficial £
..
.....
.u n ist
M
sm
h
era
n
f
th
e
C
o
m
m
w om an have th e in u tln c t to s a c ri
to cltlee th a t have p ro vid ed p la y - w
by
the
depredation*
of
p«iwcr
companic*.
That
ha*
huppen;
p
a
rty
should
not
i«
*
employed
as
fic e f « r o th e r p e n p it'* c h ild re n .
« ii> „ .
The obi tim e p ra irie schooner, a re lic o f th e G old Kuah e ra o f 1H4V, w ill be show n h e re in a l**s*d e In g _grounds fo r -p a rtic ip- a n ts ,and
. ~
T h a t la w h y m en surpass beasts rd to morn than one magnificent fall in the United Stale*, teachers.
T
h
e
reasoning
Iw
h
lm
l
those
th
re
e
H
a lu rile y m o rn in g , and w ill Ire on d is p la y in f r o n t o f th e R ita T h e a te r fro m 10:00 A .M . to 1:00 P .M . I a m c o n fid e n t w ould be an added
la n o b ility . T h e goodness o f God With a little architectural fore-thought, power may be u*ed steps was th is : A C o m m u n ist P a r- I t has iw en shown in m a n y c itie s o f tho s ta te In c o n n e c tio n w ith the U . 8 . T re a s u ry s bond sale cam - , a ttra c tio n ^ to ^ b o ^ Jo vely ^ e lt ^ o f
e n d u re th c o n tin u a lly .— P a. 8 2 i l .
without destroying beauty.
S an fo rd . I t Is w o rth In v e s tig a tin g .
lv meml>er has no academic fred- palgn
C o rd ia lly ,
dom suywsyi he surrendered In- —
N o t m s n y s re te m p te d w ho
A I M ab en ,
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f ir m ly avoid and re je c t te m p ta tio n .
Ihe pnrly snd now, sheep-like,
T h e te m p te r flees w hen w a tu rn
ilires what it tells him.
o u r backs to h im . K v e ry m a n Is
Hunch*)) I* becoming more poptdnr. Throra who do not
,
fC e a lla a e e rt* m P ag *
Hill nil three steps dealt with
te m p te d , w hen he la d ra w n a w a y know that It had over *llpped have not followed the private III* lesi-hlng done by teachers, nut!
] lodged In aniM Ji.i.natr u iilc e is and
ir s a H a a M Proas P aae O asi
O f nla own lu a t, and e n tlre d .— J s
; agencies o f th e d e p a rtm e n t.
whnl tesrhers dbl outside1
p o rters end p h o to g rap h ers w e r e A
alarm* of the National Banehall CongreH* and other lover* swithrlnxsrnnm.
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plan
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up
an
advisory
l«
Now that elenunt
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allow ed In to the palace, scans o f*
of the game. The*e have lieen dlaturbed over the falling
| board fo r Ih e d e p a rtm e n t m ade up the conference, on th e la s t day.
Yesterday w * i I'a lh e ri D ay , and off In participation on Ihe part of the youngster*. Softball h" ln bHe sha,S ,’ uH -e m P r..ld ani ' . . U*hf£!"« ,n " r " mf . l“ n hy . ‘he will Im heard.
o f th e p o s tm a s te r g e n e ra l, a n ew ly
ih srp le tte r In P rea id a n t ., u T re a s u ry lo * * ll savln us
m
....
,
„ f H a r v a r d — w ho soys
H- rre s s u ry to s*u »«vin g«
T w o 126 “ fo rty -n in e r
savings createdI dlep
It wasn't the (ir*l o f the month wa* proving a *orlnu* competitor. Now II I* thought that
e p utv,
u ty , and seven
•
m em b er* J s h o w e r baths w ere used by the
i.n m m u iiis t teachers shouldn't
sho u ld n 't ho
b ''jid » "ln' W a n io ri^ a t p arad e w ill Im bonds nre
a re to be
be preivntptf
presented
Communist
Im !««!*!
ins
»b re p re s n tin g tlr public. T h e Idea is v c lc n t G reeks,
either.
baseball I* coming hack.
hired - F ra n k It G lm r. w ho g ra d F, r "
UMH) o clock H n tu rd s y pr | tci( |,y
banks. O n e o f these to b rin g the agency In closer I — —
— -------------------------------------One tc*t I* the numlier nf town* with a population u n lrd fro m H a rv a rd in 1011 an d rn" rn ,n lf ln w h lrf!. " l'« * * 'ir y old • W|||
K |vi,n ^y th e F lo rid a S ta te touch w ith pu b lic needs
W e have ihr greatest sympathy
,rt' ih o w n B ank to th a oldest
resid en t of
T h e p lan provides fo r fo u r as
for Governor W arren and the plas between 580 and 1080 which are Hpnnnnring Humllnt team*. now Is s M d lllm o re la w y e r, said: r " i ; 'rw l ' » • * " "
“ A n yo n e f a m ilia r w ith C o m m u The old p r a ir ie srhooncr Is o f gem ln o lo C o u n ty . T h e o th e r bond
is ta n t p o stm aster generals but
ter in thr Governor'-, mansion thase In 1840 only one of these town*, according to a survey h ist m ethods know s Ih s t most o f Ihe typ e th a t pioneers used to tre k w ill Im donated by Ih e S an ford sdrops
tha designations " fir s t,"
Optometrist
days. Still lie is not the only one made try the ('ongre**, had ha*chall club*. Now four out Ihe d a m a g e fro m lesch eie Is done w estw ard to C a lifo rn ia In th e A tla n tic N a tio n a l R an k to the "second" and so on. I t abolishes
of
every
five
have
team*.
outsid e n f Ih e classroom , m ode historic gold rush o f the J M li e ra fir s t b ab y born In S a n fo rd a fte r Ih e o ffic e s o f postal co n tro ller,
who it having trouble with bis
Thl* I* encouraging for the future of tho game. The possible by th e In flu r n r e gained and w ill Im m ounted un a m odern 10:00 o'clock, S a tu rd a y m orning. purch asin g a g e n t and bureau of III Magnolia Ava. Pkoao III
Roth banks a re rn -o p e ra tla g In accounts.
[tr a ile r tru c k .
DIMagglo* and Miudal* nf 10 and 28 year* from today In th e classroom .
" S im ila r ly , I believe a p rn fe a .j
ending w estern color to th e th e c a m p a ig n hy fu rn is h in g p er
T ra n s fe r th e N a tio n a l S ecu rity
Sanford's hospital it not the only are lad* now playing on corner lot*. When there are no
sonnel lo sell bonds fro m th e cov C ouncil and tha N a tio n a l S ecu rity
one in the country which has been corner lot game*, there will Ire no future iitars. The present sor's e ffo rts to aid C o m m u n is t* parade w ill Im the riders o f tho ered w agon d u rin g Its s ta y her#.
Resources n o a rd to Ih e executive
g a in g re s lly fro m Ids p restig e as trusty Bools nnd Saddle C ll|b , clad
crippled financially by the inflation gain may well leave hjiHcliull f o ll o w e r * elated.
T u each person b u y in g a bond o ffic e o f th e P resid en t. These ea p rofessor, and It Is n o t reason- in fu ll enwhoy re g a lia . T h e ps
o f the last lew years. In fact, a l
able
it to close one’s eves In such eg- rfll|a w ill m ove fro m T w e n ty -fifth w h ile th e ro vered w agon Is here g en d ca now re p o rt lo th e P re s i
— D R IV K -IN —
Ir n c u r r ir iila r a c tiv itie s ."
, 'S tre e t and P a rk A venue to F irs t co u rtesy tic k e ts to th e R ita T h e *- d e n t lu ll s re m ore lik e Independent
most every hospital we know any
M a s te r O f W o rd s
V lim r is T h e fa th e r nf Ih e a n ti- S treet, c iiiit ' ro M agn oN a "Av'snue | t e r w iU he g iven hy Hob H a rris , a g e n d a th a n p a rts o f his s ta ff.
W a ll P a p e r • P a i n !
thing about is under-going similar
C o m m u n is t la w recen tly passed by
to t hc H its T h e a te r in fro n t m a n a g e r. T h e person s u b m ittin g
4. M a k e th e c h a irm a n o f the
difficulties. A recent report from
A* a writer you have to hand It to Churchill. Kvcr
the M a ry la n d le g is la tu re . In his „ f w hich th o -c o v e te d - w a g o n - w ill: th e nam e o f “ the oldest resid ent" U . 8 ._ClviL S erylca.C om m lflalon the
the D eLand M em orial Hospital pub lardy remember* hi* *pinc-rhilling eloquence, "Wo hHii.. t e lle r he com plained liltte r iy alm u t |„, on d is p la y fro m 10:18 A . M . 'w i l l receive a one m onth courtesy I mss o f a ll Its execu tive end ad
j tic k e t.
m in is tr a t iv e a ffa ir s , w h ite le a v
lished in the Sun News o f that city fight on the lamling-ltcnchcH, we *hall fight In the field* tw o H a rv a rd pro fesso r*, l l a r l n w | l( , 1:oo | \ M .
M a y o r A n d re w
P ersons k n o w in g o f “old tim e rs " in g policy questions to th e h l-p s rreveals that it operated at a loss wo hIiiiII fight in the town*, we *hnll fight In tho hill*. We H h ap ley, w ho teaches »»1unom y,. ^ | o ;iqn
and John C la rd l, who leaches r , n - t (;a r r a w a y w ill m ake a ra d io nil- In Ih e c o u n ty a re requested to f i l l 't l s a n th rc e -m c m tw r com m ission.
o f $ 1,88 1 last month alone.
Hhall nftver glvo In."
f>. M skp the c h a irm a n th e c h ie f!
g lls li ro m p o s llb m .
dress d ire c t fro m the
covered In th e b lan k p rin te d In T h e l l e r - i
C la rd l, he said , stroke s i a ' l a r y * ' w agon. T h is w ill I h * broadcast over old snd send It to T h e H e ra ld o f - 1 e x e c u tiv e and a d m in is tra tiv e o f - i
Ynu r . . . m .k * vnur K m ,,lb „ l
I" ’
" f ^ 0 lig h t e r to u c h It * W ell. W h llt
lir e not In te r than m id n ig h t F r l - | fle e r o f th e U . 8 - M a ritim e Com
Julv holelav a s .l r X . n ! f I u . i I, " t h ° r
, h ‘ ,,k
w r i l b lg a * h e d o e * In h i* Ism ! m e e tin g o f H e n ry W a lla c e s w t R R , fo llo w in g w hich * h a lf
m ission. H e w ould ta k e reaponB y W . V . B ittin g
K
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u !
c u r r e n t m e m o ir * , I h a t, w h e n * o m e go<*l n e w * c a m e in , " I P ro g ressive P a r ty , In fl|jh t th e .h o u r o f m usic by s h ill b illy band iln y.
n u ll.C o m m u n is t law sponsored b y ,
n ih ility f o r a p p o in tm e n t o f Its
Touch ton D ru g Co.
by driving carefully. T h e N ational p u r r e d lik e s ix e n t * 7 "
O lto r: 8 h *n le v . he said, spn^e * 11 — — —
——— — — — —
p erto n n el a m i 1th e d irectio n o f th e ir
S afely Council w arn* of an in cie at.
N o one w ill deny th a t cancar
a c tiv itie s .
the N e w Y o rk
m e e tin g o f th e
k i | highway loll u nlett drivers oh'■ ■ d r e a d e d disease, le a s t o f
" C u ltu ra l end S c ie n tific C o n fe rterva ip erd litu ili, s ip * deggn for
W A S H IN G T O N , June 20— OP)
a ll the m edical pro fessio n who
t h * t her enee fo r W o rld P eace" w jie re th is '
House
S p ec a k e r
R ayb u rn IID
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t ’enrtoseg * > • « e M < n a v i
it
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r m e M rrevet
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g * nneat
ear
t — llo
use H
D -- ' dead W ith It c o n s ta n tly , , : , f
fn lcnection i and traffic lighlt, beep
It'eatlneM
gave spe
' d iW -frh o * R o n w n -C atholic .C hurch , to - p a y m e nnt.
t.
T e x ) said a f te r a conference w ith
B u t fe a rin g cancer w ill not
T O
In alru rtln n tv r h r . Iv ine
look at
a reasonable distance behind the
(llH<r wants H a rv a rd to set up day excom m u m calcd m em bers o f . 'T h e a p p lls a tla n • f o r m , G r a y P resident T ru m a n today th a t C on -1 p reven t It , w h ite p h y s ic a l axIn her
car ahrad , rignal properly (or al
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Its own lo y a lty p ro g ram . Ilo aald: Ih # governm ent-sponsored C a lh o - j aa|,|( w lll be e th re e -fo ld eerd on xresa m ny s te y In sesalon tw o
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turns, drive more slowly after sunc e r Is u s u a lly o f lo n g g ro w th ,
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professor's
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rite
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m
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re
m
onths,
P a lm e r ag a in had M iss Conbm
and pain lx not f e lt In th e e a rly
down and on slippery pavrm rnls.
| fu ll nam e, service n u m b er, p o lic y
H e said this w ould g ive the lew*
i te ll ab o u t m eeting G uhltchnv fle e t- ought nut to be w h e th e r he can be Id o m ln s tc d C xechoslovskla.
stages. S ym ptom s h o w e v s r a re
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a a
aa. a
In g ly In u p p er M h ii I in I I cm the n ig h t a c tu a lly proved g u ilty o f :i crim e. I T h o S a rr rd C o n g reg atio n o f the uum liera and addreaa. H e w ill re - m a k e ra tim e to ron ald er fe d e ra l t lleilallu
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plans w hich M r. '• u su ally p resen t and fo r th is
Those who complain about ihe
o f r * h . f * . K 8 I agents who fo l LeasooNble grounds to d m m t his ||n |y O ffic e Issued a decree w hich ta in o n e -th ird end m a ll tha o th e r re o rg a n is a tio n
reaeon
a
doctor
should
b
*
told
Judith
Coplon
repeated
to
d
a
y
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di
lo
y
n
ltv
lo
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m
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should
I
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roup
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to
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m
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sent
to
C
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p
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l
H
ill
toda
‘
iy
her
high m ire nf m ral may w rll won
low ed th e m have te s tifie d th a t
about a n y changes In bodily
I T h e re th e card w lll be s e p e re tT h e a d jo u rn m e n t ta rg e t dots
der why (he Trum an Administration denial lh al she ever gave govern- G u h ltrh e v cau g h t up w ith the de- d is q u a lify h im . F o r tho p e titio n I m a tle one frs d u lr n tly labelled.
fu n ctio n w hen ho le consulted
Is one o f tru s t, and the g o v e rn -| T h e decree, published In ' O s s e r-| t id e and one section re tu rn e d to J u ly S I.
is so conrrrn rd alm ul the farm er. f V 1* ,e rr e *' *° V alrn line A . Guh- sld« he she r r a rb rii l„ i., I , - ,
fo r e x a m in a tio n .
m enl lias, If It choose* lo e x e trla e vs I ore R om ano, H ip V atican new s- Hie v e te ra n a * a n a c kn o w led g e* i R ayb u rn also told new sm en:
Doctors a rc an xio u s to do
O u l o l evrry dollar spent lor m e a l1
and he reached In ' ren o f' her !'•
" " w " r ,iv " r
I m e n l.
L . '• T h e re . Is a good chance (he
3 lie further testified in her trail ..............................
llm c e w ill
1
' R ecen tly Hie opponents o f the
ass a s a tis fa c to ry , e v e ry th in g possible to reduce
a little over 8 m ils gors lo lake
unnecessary deaths fro m thla
l
' in C xechostovao lic C hurch
T h e fir s t locom otive h u llt I n 1 housing bill i f f s session.
' h" 1 ^
‘
•n -w e r e .l b r ie fly th a t C athhollo
care o | ihe payrolls in ihe meal on espionage charges that C uhit- e d 'ln 'h e r 'p u r s e !
disease. Y o u w ill re lie v e v n u rH o i void's long tra d itio n o f le ttin g kin founded a so-csllrd C ath o lic A m erica fo r ac tu a l riim m o n -ra r - 1 2 . lie doesn't believe th e chances
rhev
never
asked
her
lo
give
him
packing industry. Transportation
ils profossqr* s e t * * p riv a te rtt- A c tio n by w hich th ey trie d to In r le r service w as " T h e R est F rie n di l l o f passing a housing b ill w lll b e , s e lf o f needless w o rry Ir you
secrets.
• " t r u s t y o u r h ealth lo th em .
'ik e s a little over 2 rrn ls, taxes a any» lgovernment
ha
* H # d u re th e C atho lics o f th a t republic o f C h a rle s to n " , w hich m ade Its ( h u rt hy Ih e w eekend speech of
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,
A ll
A
N K W Y O R K . June 20 (/)•) — T h e lie n s w ill re m a in unchanged.
ZB2n<' o f a aarlaa
Job n f fu ll ------an s w e .r n \o r to d esert th e C atho lic Church and
A i k c t l j i y Defense A llorney A r- defense In Ih e p e rju ry tria l o f tu rn ed th e Jol...........—
little over I te n t, supplies o( var
fo rm e r S ec re ta ry o f S ta te Jam as
or M l t o r U I ftd v frtiiic m *n ta sp lb-heading w as fo rm e rly consld- F . B yrnes, w ho said th e U n ited
A lg e r H iss re lie d its firs t w itness to G re e n v ille C la rk , N e w Y o rk to deny obedience to Ih e le g it i
ious kinds a little over 3 cents,
jw
a
rln
g
In
t
h l* p a p e r each
rre d an hono rable fo rm o f execu- R tatea Is m oving to w a rd a " w e t - 1
th r la w y e r, H a rv a rd g ra d u a te o f IPO.'I, m a te pastors o f the church."
llfv In bliee h a lf on f the
profits I e rn ti while 88 cents out lionship with ihe Russian Engineer to d a y to te sa tify
and
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o f every dollar goes to the farmer w ith whom she was arrested M a r . f n r m ,r * * • * • D i r i m e n t o ffic ia l. v* r,l... , .
li e W
w as
H a" rr rr y* nO.- H
H aa w
w kk in
in ss ,, the
the
4 waa on a "personal basis " ih e
M H
who produces the h ref or hogs.
P u t In It * b rie fe s t fo rm , C la r k ’e
R ta ta
te D e p a rtm e n t superior o f lie
lle n li n v h m " .
H
, e f eP*, r « •
|I rry
y J u lia n W ad lelg h a t the tim
tlm er nnxw er lo O lie r’s Id a * wan "no
Governor W arren says he dors
D e fin ite ly .
ih e la tte r a d m itte
ltlrdd ly was
the
wee passing
not aee how a special session can be
"A a between a man and a secret docum ents to W h itta k e r
C ham b ers fo r tra n s fe r In a Ned
delayed longer Ilian Aug. I. It can m aid ? "
S p y rin g .
not, o f course, unless ihe Slate can
■ W h M r . " M l . . Coplon
• « * * ........................................o » .
C h am b ers, e x-co u rier fo r a C o m
m ake up i l l mind lo gel along on
u n is t apy group, accused Hlas
H iss
'<
. ,
m uplat
w h at its la ic s produce during the
rh # form er Justice Departm ent alao no f alipjili
slipping secret governm ent
r
Covered Wagon Parade To Start
Bond Drive In Sanford Saturday
Reorganization
Biff Four Meet
Dr. Henry McLaulin
TALBOTTS
Banish
Cancer Fears
VA Dividends
Prague Church
Coplon Denies ^^jWK%SISPii
Gave Secrete
Russian Agent «V’wr..........
Chrysler Offers You
p a il two y e a n . Nobody else is gelling a raise right now, why should
the State have one? A special ses
sion o f the Legislature means a
•ales tag, and a sales ta i means
m m money for the people In spend
on clothes end groceries. If you
don't w ant a sales ta i, boiler tell
Governor W arren not to call a speclei session^ ^
_
*
political analyst m id tha ju ry o f
eight men ami four women that
she and Grubitchev had long converaaiinna
" l, ,
versatlons about lilc ra lu r*. but
nevar even discussed the nature o f
her work m the Justice Departm ent.
papera to him .
H aw kins was rh le f o f the Htato
tte p a rim a n l'a lra d e .g re em e n ta dlvlalon fl-om 10.1* to 1041. H a now Is
, profM Bor ,n , ha H(.hool o f law
Over 50 common seme advances that give you more fo r your m oney in
safety , performance and com fort
FaJuj | M
ai»4 C hlirvalsr
rjiU r'ls Safsiy *ra »haal holds tea
lir * aa ' SlL°f • ? 4 * » " 'T - W a t y Cushion Dssh
p ro lo eiaiathe
_________
child __
oa.ika front seal. Klactrlsally opersieieonsianl
Dsrstsd.conslsnt speed windshlsld wiper
assure* safsr vision.
* H fn tHd «*«*'t stew It.
a n d dip lo m acy a t T u fta C o lleg e,
M e d fo rd , Mass.
8 ha said she was am aaed a t
U n d e r d ire c t e a a m ln a tlo n by Ed(in b ltc h a v a know ledge o f M ilto n ,| w a rd O. Mcl«ean o f defense eounS h e lle y and Shakespeare.
. t e l, H a w k in s te a tlfla d ha la w Hlaa*
P a lm a r Jumped back and fo u rth s u p e rio r, A ssistant S e c re ta ry n f
fro m da le s and places aa M lsa * u t * F ra n c is B. R s y r* fre q u e n tly ,
C oplon neared the end o f h e r v is itin g tils o ffic e ab o u t "once a
H o w much has Europe cost the s to ry — f la t ly de n y in g th a t aha e v - .d a y ."
U iit e d Stales tinea the end o f the I * . * " * " F " 1 . 1? eeplonago n e U r lty
H * w k ln « declared ha never anW *r? According to H arold Colee and m a in ta in in g lo y a lty to th la u r e d S a y ra ’a o ffic e w hen th e la t .
t e r ’e abeenee, ho eald.
o f tho S tale Cham ber o f Commerce, c o u n try .
ih n foreign aid program has coal * - & M l £ t £ . S « f t ! S i ■ J S S t e S
V " 1"
M
suS
croaa-eaam ln atlo n b y a . .
it e r , i t e r * ;
vrijli; that comet from the big cor*
potations, or the V ery rich, so
w o rry? " It U interesting lo
however, that Florida'* share
Jo program amounts to |6 4 c
•09. or enough io meet tha
’• deficit fo r lh« n e tt tw o
Tha data a t which gunpowder
waa firs t uaad In a rtillo ry In bottle
la uncertain, but la ballaved to bo
1 M I* .
resident in Ssmlnols
ad prise ia
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Social A n d Personal Activities
illV a P a ln ir Rap—Society Editor
Social
Hubert Lawson Wed
Calender] To DaJsle Kuhlman
PAGE T H R E E
Mrs. Wray Honors
Mary Ann Whelchel
E n te rta in in g In honor o f M U t
M a r y A nn W e lc h *], b rid e -e le c t of
T e le p h o n e H E th U m onth, M r * . W illia m B. W ra y
w a * hostess on S atu rd a y a t l'.iH)
o'clock fo r u luncheon g iven at
her hom e In San I.a n te . M e e tin g
the g u e s t* at the door waa M rs.
H a m ilto n HUbee. B e a u tifu l, a r
ra n g e m e n t* o f rose* In vario u s
A . D . R u a U r le ft on S a tu id a y fo r shade* decorated the en tran ce
buainea* t r ip to In d la n a p u lU , In d. h a ll, son porch and liv in g room .
On the m a n te l In th e liv in g room
M ra . M a r tin R ia in o f P a lm Reach a lirld a l scene was a rra n g e d w h lrli
appent
e n t' the ppaat
a .V ‘ w eek-end
e e k - e n d In
'liiTSai u - i " '" '" l *1" 1 uf „ u l * w h it* candles
. r rd
r , ......
.
i backing an a lta r. B efo re th e a lla r
fo
W ith r e la tiv e ! and. . friends
stood a m in ia tu re bride and groom
M r . and M r * . C la y W illia m s a re and a sm all angle. M in ia tu re black
spending a vacatio n In D aytun , m lx-d choir boys w ere placed at
e ith e r side o f the a lla t an il on the
O hio.
hook shelves fla n k in g the m a n te l
F re d R lchm ore le ft on F r i d a y . * " '* * « « « * » • l * r * • ,
f o r B t. P e te rs b u rg a f te r .p e n d in g . S ,m w ,n * ih *
*' ‘ ^ . d‘ .
t o r n lim e w ith R o b e rt P a rk a n d . ■»* " « *
li" i
" t .! ,
D r . and M ra . C h a rle * L . P a rk .
1■eon
M r" \
o
,
I able w a * atipointed w ith M ild
p ainted pin k iivgam ly place m ats
Les lie H a rv e y has re tu rn e d to
and centered w ith a m in ia tu re
G a in e s v ille w h e re he h a * entered
bride and groom under ■ fe rn e n
th a U n iv e rs ity o f F lo iid a aurnm ar tw in e d a rc h w a y on a re fle c to r. On
session.
each side of the a rc h w a y w ere
w h ite candles and tin y p a lm *. T h e
M rs . J. C . B ills a n d R. I*. S m ith lin y bride w o re w h ite net and a
o f G eneva h a v e le ft fo r th e ir home veil and lo ng tra in o f w h ite lace.
in V erg e n n e a , V t., tu spend the
W edding hell pluee c a rd * m a rk
au m m e r m nntha.
ed the s e a tin g a rra n g e m e n t an d at
j M is* W e lc h e l’s place was a ro raag e
M r and M r * . B yron flle p h e n s !
„ rn iIK,. |i|i,**n n i* um i pom pom
have re tu
rn
e
d
*
J to th e ir horns In ,<1,1 vsnnhem um s. A luncheon tab le
T a m p a a fte r v D Itln g w ith M rs . J. w lih s im ila r decorations w a * also
B. R a y and M r . and M rs . T ro y plio'i'd on the sun p n rrli.
Ray.
Dm In d the luncheon III tie M l* *
l.indH S pencer, dressed a * C u itld ,
M r. and M r * . W . K. I.lp p l u n it I p n *onti'd 1lit* honor guest w ith a
le ft last F r id a y In re tu rn in ih r ir m in ia tu re w edding s lip p e r “ U a r
hom e in B a ltim o re a fte r spending which envelopes w en- d is trib u te d ,
tw o w e e k * w ith M r. and Alia. H line o f w hich contain ed a h eart de
W . L ip p i lim it .
lu d in g the next lirid e -tn -h e . Mias
‘ eno S avo r rocleved I be h e a rt and
l) r , and M r * . C h a r le . I'e rs .m s , waV glven H lu c ll.' Im m l m irro r.
have --------------re tu rn e d fro m a lo u r of
...................
, i „ v iiig the luncheon
Those enjoying
southern F lo rid a and a i r m akin g w ith M i** W elch eI w ere the Misses
th e ir hom e a t th e San L a n in L y lth in B oyle, A u d te y B ach, BeeA p a rtm e n ts .
Iw e. Illsbee. C h a rlo tte T rim , and
, „ „
. Jean Hsyer. A lso M r * . H u g h W e iM r * . L. H . H a rv e y w a * m oved 1 (.,l f ,
u \ H o w a rd , M rs . H ill,
fro m H t. L u k e '* H o s p ita l In J a c k -j y tP‘ 11. ^ 1,., » , * B isliee, M rs . M .
so nvill# y e a te rd a y to her hom e o il; j
n ,,vb o io . J r . M r *
H e rb e rt
W e s t F ifte e n th S tre e t w here she]
M i* H ru re H olt, M r*,
la re c u p a ra tin g fro m an eye u p a r - 1 ||„vil1 | b rash er. M r *
E d w a rd
Btlon.
Dunn a tid M r* . .la m e * A lfo rd .
County Schools
tC o n tln u e d F rm n P ag e O n e l
lea an d <4lW,000,000 fo r alcoholic
I leverages.
" W ith the w e a lth Iti F lo rid a
and th e m illio n * spent fo r un
necessary lu xu ries every y e a r
th e re
I* no reason
why
any
w o rth w h ile en d evo r
should go
la r k in g in the s ta te .
" F lo rid a r lt it e n * pay less to
s u p p o rt S ta te g o vern m en t th a n
In a n v s tate In the so u th east,"
he said.
"I
havt. no s y m p a th y
w ith
people who tu Ik ab o u t o u r econ
o m y not being able to stand neu
lu x e *. U u r econom y w ill stand
a n y k in d o f n ix ."
B a ile y told th e g io n p H int ed
ucatio n , w e lfa re , am i h e a lth m ade
up 84 per cent o f the flMlMHHMHIO
a p p ro p ria tio n b ill. S ta te o ffic e s
rep resen t only .1.8 per cent of
th e to ta l nerd, he added.
T h e m otlun to run the schools i
a * lo ng as the m oney lasts w a s 1
m ade by S upt. Jiidaon W a lk e i,
O rla n d o .
W
B IG H T S
H A R ItK U
S liO F
•
Joe W r ig ltl
9
V h - lir iiw ii
MONHAY
T h u m a rria g e o f M taa
D a lila
117 \V e » l l i t nt S t r e e t
T h a E la le K n ig h t C irc le of the
‘ 01 W ic h lU , K a n *, to H u
b
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,
L
a
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io
n
,
fo
rm
e
rly
o
f
Ban
F ir a t B a p tla t C h u rch w ill m eet at
ftOO P . M . w ith M r * . J . A , R faar, fo rd , waa a n e v e n t o f J u n e 16 a t
S t. P a u l'* L u th e ra n C h u rc h in W i
1914 F re n c h A ven u e.
B enton
T h a D a p a n d a b l* Claaa o f the c h ita w ith th e R ev. T .
F ir a t M e th o d is t C h u rch w ill meetP e rry o ffic ia tin g .
W ith M ra . M . I.. T illla , 1100 E lm T h e a lt a r w aa decorated w ith
a rra n g e m e n t* o f w h ite gladloluaea
D avid N iv e n p lan ts a teasin g kiss on the cheek o f Jane W y m a n
A v e n u e , a t 8:00 P. M .
O S ’I K IM )
and p in k ro ie a and th e *a m e b lo t*
in this scene fro m W a rn e r Bros, com edy, -K is s In T h e D a rk ."
THURSDAY
*um
a,
in
terspersed
w
ith
p
a
lm
*,
show
ing
nt
the
Itltx
T
h
e
a
te
r
on
Tuesday
and
W
ednesday!
T h a B ttn in o lu H ebekah Lodge
M o. 48 w ill m eet In re g u la r session w ere uaed to g ra c e th e chancel
a t 8 :0 0 P . M . In th e Odd F e llo w * ra il.
I'lr illr tables lm il,a b le
M r * . M a rie Bampaon o r g a n lit,
H a ll f o r the ln * t m e e tin g before
presented
a
p
ro
g
ra
m
o
f
n
u
p
tia
l
t
t IIII.D H I.N
tile
aum m er v a catio n . T h e ra w ill be
IIIII.
4\ | | | |. | s
toe
tnuaic and M i* * L a V e r a R o a * aang,
in itia tio n aervlcee.
" A t D a w n in g " and "O , P e rfe c t
H IK K S U I.M .M IM ,
HV t ’Y N T H L A L O W H Y
lY C & r D O O K
D e p ic ts
L o ve."
A I* N e w a fe a tu re a W r it e r
,
" iv w
F o r h e r w e d d in g th e b rid e ehoae
i:\K H Y W K O N K N D A Y
T h e telephone i-m nnany in N ow '
a peach g o w n w ith lace bodice ai
Y o rk Is p u llin g on a M g rum pH lgn
crepe . k i l l . H e r coraage waa
IC’o a tla a * * fr u it. P an * H u rl
lo get rid o f the w ord “ hello."
w h lto o rc h id *.
discussed. Il ii 'i i' was >,,, , i „ ,,
T h ey m ay be p u ttin g on a n a tio n ,
M ra . M ir ia m K uaacll e n te rta in e d
M r * . L a w io n I* a c tiv e In tho
th e r p o rt w ould c o iu ,» » iu i*iw ide cam p aig n , fo r a ll I know ,
a t her hom e in l.nch A rb o * yea- O rd e r o f th e E as te rn S ta r, D a u g h
llll' Issue.
but I'm only conscious o f tb e ir
ta rd a y w ith a s w im m in g p a rty t e r * of the N ile , T w e n tie th C en
I f llle issue Isli I dispo-eil
A I l.n m iiA
e ffo rts to get m e In stop s la ttin g
hon o rin g M l* * M n ry a n n a 8p rin g e r tu ry and o th e r clu b * in W ic h ita .
th e steel Hutu - try may have
N ew Y o rk telephone calls in ih e |
whoa# w edding to R tanlev Hockey M r . Law aun , fo rm e rly w ith Lykea
S
T
A
T E I I I I- Y 1 U K '
firs t b ig * tr ik 1 since j P ill,
In a lltio im l m anner.
.
w ill be m i even t o f F r id a y and B ro th e r* S team sh ip tinea, I* a
T
h
e
cunt
m
et
does
not
expire
W ilb u rn w ishing to sound dlsM iss E ndeley M elach who w a * a M u s te r M ason w ith hom e lodge In
u n til next „vein
— Jml 11 lias a clause
n u m b e r o f th e g ra d u a tin g r la * * | B outham pton, E n g la n d . M r . and
ro u ra g illg , I predict th ill It 1* u |
l.v n ia n H igh .Silm ul ip c rn tlv itU lM I I
perm itting ............ mg to ,ii-,u s *
th is year.
M r * . L a w io n w ill a lte r n a te th a lr
com plete w aste of lim e . In the sued Mi v r.iib o o k m li ll r il " t'n ry - wage*. I In* ( lit waiiih to bin gain
oal deuce betw een W ic h ita and
flrs t place, ev e ry m aii-Jaek am ongst , I,,,,,m l" ,
i l l u . i u t r * in d de*- oil pensions us well us the hourly
£
T h ro u g h o u t the
a fte rn o o n
unford.
its Im * Imen s ta rtin g telepho ne con - 1 , „ i „
. . .
,1
,
, ,
s w im m in g and b o atin g w e re en■ • i " “. i j ' n t i l .
rotes of pnv l ’ N Steel feels th’,.
versatlons w ith " h e llo l" fo r m ore ’ '
, . , , l n " * ll,e , o u i *118|' reopening clniise is liiu ile il to wage
Joyad a f te r a w h ich a d elirio u s
|H M ilts lll'K N 12 I.I I1 M. Dully
v
e
a
r*
th
a
n
one
likes
to
rem
em
ber
.
I
V
1,H“
'
l«»**e»
and
d
evote*
a
ic
r
f u p p t r w aa aerved In th e outdoor
.M illin e r- I Ur - l. ir i il u x s 44c
T lia t m eans suylng " h e llo ," upon I lio n , w tlli pn lu ir t to llir r lr u ir n - discussion* only.
g a rd e n * o f M ra . R u a a c ir* home
Ill Detroit compuiiv nnd union
t'lu lilie n
llltc
pickin
g
up
11
telephone,
is
one
o
f
U
,y
rla
»
e
»
from
the
llm
d
llu
o
u
g
li
f f e t r a c o lo rfu l ta b le * and c h n lr*
liv g o lln liir* look up I lie E n id pm
those
thing
s
10
In
g
ra
in
e
d
lliu
t
11
is
;
,
|
lp
j
f
gad been a rra n g e d .
posnl III keep wuges nt the pres
L A S T T IM E S IO IL M !
‘ M rs . R u ia e ll waa aaalated in en
“J,1;"'ll'lt' ^ >,d ,o n e ',^.p!.ralo,^I l^ • • | , X ,., I T l ,r v r-"
>* d ed icated bv etit levels, foi the next IM iiiouth*
H o l l y w o o d , J une a u - t A o ta rta ln in g by M r. and M ra . John A d m lttln g he waa a "confused
......T V ..
" ' l.
The fumpunv mi Nututdny su g
g irls ,” and I nevei knew the phone 1 *J,r H tatlu allllg rlss * of I ’M ’) In
M ciach, J r ., M r . and M ra . Fred Im y " six m o n th * ugu, a cto r H o h c it
gested to tbe t ' l ll ...........I Anti,
com pany to tr y iu pul a stop to I1.. J. I.a n rv . |iim rip a |, an d In M u . W orkers tInn the cost of liv in g
M i l , M r * . G lenn L in g le , and M r * . Walker today pralied |h* mental
(hut M in i o f Jtivlng frifm lim rs N .
June Ilu iiiiiiid r i, rlato
- P1
A . B. P ateraon.
should govern any wage iucteases
tre a tm e n t w hich h# said h a * m a d *
T h e th in g th at is re a lly going
l)lo Hl.i|i|o r . u | ||,r n g lil mem
Thoaa in v ite d w e re t M laa B prln
fm
Fo ld s
iiiii.iino
piod u clinii
him a new m an
g a r, M ias M eiacb, M is * C arole T h e .M i-year-obi fo rm e r husband
w iirkets In 1 hi* next IM iiiu n llis
S k in n e r, M is * M a r y A n n W lie l o f J e n n ife r Jones ta lk e d fre e ly
At present, ihe cuuiptinv -a id
on accepted u lle io a liv c In "b e lln ." .
'* " b it in n .il 111.*lin n
Ih e ir ie
c h fl, M iss i.lln L c ffle r , M is * N ix ie o f his experience at T o p e k a '*
Wages hliimlit not be upped liei uuse T iu *ncI ii .V“ \V t 't l i i t 's t l a y !
.Sure,
It
'*
a
ll
rig
h
t
fin
a
big
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tflre
|
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r
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r.
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v
"
S
exlnu.
la
im
K lre h h o ff, M i*» O ly v e A n n A d a m *, M e o n ln g e r C lin ic III K ansas.
the cost of In mg 1- down, oiient
T in * S l u r " ln > w u n l t i e
to have th e ir s w itrld m a id giyl « ln i| i lit l.m m v illr Kv . lias p la in id lie plovm eiil 1- giiiiitng nnd Die until
M laa B a rb a ra R u c k e r, M U * Jane
" In an a cto r cun speak frunk'.y
A r u d i'in i
\ m 11 1 il n ill
C h ap m an , M U * Joanne W illia m * , o f III* solution to m e n ta l tro u b le *,
o ff; ''A h e re io m b le . A b c ro n lh v am i m g ., v r lir m . 11,.,11 l).,o a id C a i.lr i
m iildle min hi 1 11111 \ bit u -lum p
i w i i tu tu
lifiir l u p m n l
r.iith w h ls lle
riie n you say " M u y ! i„ „ „
1
,
M laa G ladya W e ll*. M U * M a ry perhaps It w ill encourag e o th e r*
Till* union -lum ped the pio|nu.[|l
I speak lo M i . E n tliw h is lle , " M , l' " fh " 1 " ' “ " ‘" ' f
>"
A p n G a llo w a y and M U * U e tty e to seek p iy c h ia r tr lc h elp ," he
M rs . C h a rlo tte Irla n d ha* a * 1
ns "eciiuoniieullv oii-m in il nini un
A fT O L IN K I I B . . . A H P /
E n U iw h u U a -ta -u io lm ib trilly m u , hut * ,*,l,*‘*u •u ld '" -* l*ooliliee|iei. V e t * re alistic and ininci eptuhlc "
said.
______ h e i Ktieata j- f p r l b e ssum m er h e r .
A ll.
H i t M IA B T B A IO T « S /
h i* s e c re ta ry w ill le ll you, - M i . I H igg*. ivlo, 0 .1* lim n m lla ilm m — A la o r-B ta n le y -H o c k e y r-D a rr- R a t
W a lk e r a d m itte d a " to rc h " fo r a o n -in -la w and dangh ti
K tilh w lils lle 's u ffle e " You i n 11 g iijV itJ e , K v plan' ll lw a t n i r l a i y . F a rin a .
T h U T H tlliy K V t 'n i ll J
ta n , H u g h W h elch el, John P ie rre h i* e x -w lfe had som eth ing to do M r * . D onald N u g e n t of Syracuse, i
.j .... froN . th ere.
! W .,e V l , „ l l „ , « ( ,„ , 4W
I,.,,,.
o f D a y to n a Reach. M ik e R ro w n , w ith h i* p re v lo ii* troubles, which N . Y . T h e y , to g e th e r w ith M rs. |
1'ic t iiii‘d iiiuoiiu llii* .Illin o is i*
m J im m y L u d w ig , John K r ld r r , K a y in vo lved public drunkenness and Ir la n d 's son, H a y . spent the w e e k -!
„ f the series o f ra B ut I hey ll neve, ................ k iii.l | H U k a lir.it.
. r n li.y . ............
. Kent M el.riito wfoi wcni 11 E iin ik
w S hoem aker, W nvdc R u cker, Ho- *c ia u e n w ith th e la w . M is * June* end a t D a y to n a H earh.
| cttn)n (jy ,H,p ||* o f the F a n n ie R.
.. ........ E ilci ii Pilule, Win. was I H ln alra t> 1........ . lie. ami wnn
— ------- —
| Munson Plano Hrliool In m em orUl i'ci.M " irn o !" ‘rh.1.' ' ."l' \'i'^t ' " " ‘I
w r t C ru m le y , D avid D y n l, Floyd bus lieen re p o rte d engaged to her
otherwise ii-c m n ie - Die notcil
h
o
**,
D
avid
O.
Belann'k.
Cooper and C larence G ra n th a m .
T r o y H a y , J r ., has in cepted M i , „ M ,„ K annle H teiiibrlilg e_ M u n have la e u U 'llll.g us Im y e a i* ih u l ......... , n ,.V,.M
„ f ..............
criio iie l, -\tiltnii H elm -, l.lo yil Me
" A t the tim e — In the p re -c lin lr position w ith Johnson L ith o g ra p h sun, w a *
held
In the M iinao n
Lend, Bin Inn 11 Hopei, N an .Inch
; j
11
.T y w
i l ith
'in "' Ll n lliw
i'r 11 lu smllr
tiuif\
v c4'Mmi
liu e wifft
w it}, lit*|
he. fu ll.r
iluva— l fe lt It v e ry d e e p ly ," he and E n g ra v in g C om p any In T a m p a y iu d lu un M v r tle A venue T h u rs Hie!’ f phone
M‘ 1 who ui|*i's gievlim inds. Nhe deult'es son, llllt H nydei, lit is E iiiiiiu h ic .
• an). 1 wae a v e ry u nhap py cbm
sidenee W hom shall I sav is cu l
d u rin g the sum m er m onth*. H e d a y at 8:18 P. M .
r. and Itii'lin id Hiniili.
Holer.
E oghnn N e w m a n K e lly , sixteen bug 7" I T h e E n th w liis tli' arc going to be ||. 1 ei'eiitlnillst W illi u big
•X p e r t* to r e tu rn to th e U n iv e rs ity
Knot ball, bnsebiill and basket
firm
.
June
M
ellstinp
of
Smith
" B u t now I know It I* n o t im o f F lo rid a th is f a ll w h e re he w ill y e a r old *on o f M rs . V io la K e lly , to loom la rg e In this ro lo m n . as
hall ai'livltu-n me -u iiim iiiise d in
Ib'ipt,
Ind.
like*
‘stuping
and
Imp o rta n t. A nd w hat's m ore. It's be a senior.
w as guest tro m lio n e aololat. M laa you ran see.) But I ’ve alw ays
' C irc le N o . 7 o f tho W . H, C . H not Im p o rta n t to the k id * e ith e r."
liroadensting
umbtllnns. Da' yhur back. I.yiiiu u bail its
M unson s ta le d th a t M r. K e lly a 1bought y o u 're going In huve a radio
Helen
Agio's
K
nrliiu
,
hm,
11 11*111 first, team of g r iild e i- 111 liv e
o f th e F ir a t M ethodist.L'll.ureh me*
W a lk e r I* c a rin g fo r his tw o
M r. and M ra . C W . H eyn o ld * to n e * w ere m ello w and c lear an d In ilg ii lim e p ersim dlng the lad y o f LLoiigw iiod, was 10 live in lias years, and nit hough Die lir c y
1 last T u esd ay a t th e hom e o r M ra c h ild re n w h ile M laa Jonea la In
Id * v ib ia to m ost a itlx tlc B lly done.
m B U k a S a w y e r*. 2471 P a lm e tto A v - E u ro p e. " T h e y 're g e ttin g a lot and soil S te v e 'o f L o u is v ille , ‘ K v -1 John F ite acco m p an ied " Bt th d the hmisu lo H u r l telepho ne cells k e llia ll. plays and clteei leading hound* D n nogli tack ol lim y "w 111
c
(W enua, w ith M r * . S a w y e r*, M r*. o f love In re tu rn . I t m e a n * a lot w ho have been th e jw u e e iiu e s la fo r piano. S or an encore M r, - K e lly w ith such a resounding and Im Katie Hnwkios a native P lm ld iu r the u d m iia llo u of evety oppoeto ,d
p o rta n t p io iin re iiie n t iiin rh less
I'luycil while iiiiikin g up pi l.pln
add M ra
ahby Jones
Junes to have a couple o f klde who ldn|- the paat w eek l i f , M r . and M r * . c h o s e
• P a r kH T y r e and
r * . A shby
"A le x a n d e r's
R ag tim e «ay "w h o m " when o in kin g Im p n ty . frmn linen (!im ule, was very popn
H e rm a n E. M o rris and sons, Bobby
hoateiscn.
nver the lie you."
lot and was rm islilereil tbe school ivlmt they Inched in cxpri lem ■
H h
o ite ia e *. P re s id in g over
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A lelep lin n e I* 11 nersm iiil frie n d
umi uum beis "
and E rn ie , le ft on S a tu rd a y to r e Ilnnrl".
m e e tin g was th e new circle c h a ir
A * a leu u eat num ber M r. M le o f e v e ry wooiiiM -l th in k wom en lie au ly, eln lilography slates
T h e a c to r said M f iM head nroSICIUS M O U ll . W AtNi M b lt ll
Bv way of fun Die " |i« ile it -en
The class hlstnrv reveals tlint
m an, M ta . S a w y e r*.
rendered " R lg a le tto " . a num ber
d u re r D ore B chary ta lk e d him Into tu r n to th e ir hom e In K e n tu c k y .
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played bv him on the p ro g ram
— Slm rl I'eitl tires
........and
ut hom e w ith D r. Mell's eutrede I lie first grade of the ' |be eyes, coMiplexInu. im -i I ml
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Nm e ll> pansion fu n d and ta u g h t the studv luted. " I th o u g h t it was a h o rrib le
elem ealm v school, Hepi 7 , lil'l) lip - of Mnilo I'oiile, Do- lintol- ol'
eupueitv audience responded cM. j iiiv e n lio ii 1him ineii a re . t'e i
Vera Him's, linn nnd leein . 1
I t ii p i r n l M n s i|iti-i iitlp
fro m C h a p te r F iv e o f the study sham e |o go to a m e n ta l clinic. I
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ii . ta in ly. , If Busy
- ra ils A n n ie In
, tell .• I*.
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ith applause The enltre program was as fob | hei iiboul hei oi'W crease-re.slsleot (
,„ ,|v four ebaitei uiembeis Ib lr n Iu 1 ilia. Die fig in e nod 'co
.book "N ew n ess o f L ife ," T w o new th o u g h t the w a y m any people du
I'lir n n n iiiiil N r tt s
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'a song, she's going In think A ll
m am hers, M r * . Jam es C . Illg g ln r th a t it m eant som eth ing lik e un
li'llia llii'd and III I lie into sell "I ol E -ln lln w h iu - und Do non
and stml<- of June Mi il-t io p
Th e Jo yfu l Peasant, M ary Ellen •'lie's p u llin g m, plenty of side with class weie only two e lia ilr i* mem
an d M r * . W . I. M c f \lp liu \ ty e n Insane asylu m . N o w I know d lf
Limning.
I such a salulatlon.
l i e i D m u i l i l Cardei umi lleb n
yrelrom ed In to the circle.
fe ru u tly ."
T i’toana*
T h e B lue D an u b e W a lt i, A nn | T b e plum e i im ipiniy base* I I *
T h e n e x t m eetin g of the c i r r i
Western J *m h o r*a
W a lk e r said he m a d * no prnD avis.
e n tire ruse on saving lim e , w h lali
New*
W ill he held a t the hom e o f M r * '■resi* in his fir s t tw o m o n th *
Western •l«ra*‘0L”
P enny W h is tle , Jane W h a tle y . |m u * s d m i«iake If they are ap- llie w ile , ( 'e t la llllv not even the
jto b e rt T u t t le w ith M r * . M i-A lp in e th ere.
Tha 1 n'rlnea Club
T h e D o n key
P arad e, D onna H ealing tu w om en Iclophune user*. plume in m p iin v I* going lo expeel
M r * . J . M . B la n to n a * hostess.
Newe
" I w a * fig h tin g It ," he said.
Hue A r th u r .
! A n o th e r th in g the phone coin- its lo keep m u rm u rin g . " A lte rHporle Henree
M W ith M r * . T u ttle . F o llo w in g a d " B u i fo r th e n ext fo u r a n d a bo If
P opular Muetc
H ta rllg h t W a lt * , G race D u g g ar. | pany suggests you p lrk up the erm idile, A b e rn a th y
jo u rn m e n t o f th e m e e tin g re fre s h m onths I w e n t th ro u g h un e x
and E n tlr
M urn lna tiavotlo aa
In a M n o n llt G ard en , H o b b le ,
Mll(j Klly sw eetly um i gent- w h istle A b ercro m b ie, A lter lu ll hy
W A mM
d ir
.
m ents w e re served.
c itin g , w o n d e rfu l e x p e rie n c e
I
Moult* in M iab
Jean G a llo w a y .
jy . “ M rs . Jones *|a 'n k ln g ,'‘ Lota m ill K llth w h ls tlv ." O r even " E n tli
, .Those a tte n d in g the m e e tin g spent an h our each clay w ith my
W orld at N ina
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w ills! Ie
residence,
E lilb u liis lle
V a rie ty
, _
W r ig h t.
1hat In fo rm a tio n conveyed u n til resilience." N o, I th in k they b e lli
W a tk in s , M r * . T y r e . M ra . W elch w h o la life .
A m ies Tear lo Traad
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T v re , M rs . G eorge W illia m s , J r.,
-lie's sure she w auls to speak tu lilsl let "h e llo " ulolie and lllln k
" I w a * so s ta rv e d fu r th e i.i
D avla.
rchaOetra a Xlar
M ra . E rn e s t S o u th w a rd , M ra . H a r- fo rm a tio n th a t I gabbled It up. I
the c a lle r. A fte r a ll, It lim y ho up a n o th er c a m p a ig n .
F ro m t h * N o rth la n d , Joe F is h
Murnlna
Varlaty
old K e e lin g , M rs . C . R . Jones. M rs found out th a t e v e ry th in g s te m *
someone she doesn't w ant lo -peak
Mllllarr Rand
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'A . 0 . R oberts, M rs . C. O. Junes. back to how you w e re tra a te d and
World al Noon
A t th e L n llip u p P arad e, Yvonne 10 In tbe firs t place, and a fte r a
HOfi C liih
N it S lIO R T C U T H T O 4 I l l ' l l * I I
M ra . M a rv in Leddnn, M rs . Rll* how m uch you w a fa loved wlnm
p re lim in a ry "h e llo ," it's up to (he
Gullott.
Popular
Htar
.
'K ir k , M ra . John' C a rlto n , M ra you w a r# lit tle ."
tmlln A m erlrasa
A ra g o n n a U e fro m B a lle t "L'ld". c a lle r to reveal 1IIN m ission anil
ll A It K IN G , E ssex, E ngluud
B la n to n , M ra . H a l G ru b a r, M r *
1hen let her deride w h at she w a n t*
Musical Variatlaa
B e fo r e the tre e lm e n t, W e lk e r
A n n e tte B rooks.
liar Non* Ranch
S aw y e rs , M ra . Jnnea. M ra . A r lh u i aald he had fe lt th a t "e v e ry body
to do alaitil It. il's iliffe re o l w ith T h e Rev, W . F . I*. Uhudw'li'k. 44,
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Today's Htar
B e c k w ith , M ra . H lg g ln a a n d M r*. h a te d m e, th a t I w a a u n w o rth y o f
M r. Jo n ea--ln the o f f lr e , H e ra n m a rrie s MMI coupler u yeut 10 HI
Han K e lle y .
tills A Headline#
M c A lp In a .
-w een up the phone and sav g r u f f John's A n g lic a n C liu rc li.
Tour Memory Bong*
happiness." B u t now he fe e ls "u n P o lly , M a rth a E n flla h .
o
. ---------------------------------------Muetc loivara Prograa*
L a te ly lie's been u n tirin g -nine
ly, "Junes s p e a k in g ," Im l I lien he’*
lie iie v e a h ly good; i t a th e d if
R
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D
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B
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Jo
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By tleiiuail
paid lo he speaking. I'll hei Jo n #*, " flh e recent styles w orn hy
ference b etw een n ig h t and d ay.
way.
raseelberry Hour
Vienna win, fo llo w s the iihone eom pnny Drill* w m id tb e ir >11 id esm uldI)oe» he th in k th e experience w ill
Hoc
The 4:10 Rrlght Bpot
lounds
fro m
t he
Htorr Ilnur
Ho lie Inis w ritte n In Ids punsh
iid v lre o il day, w ill g lo w ) "hello,
W oods, P eg g y W ilson.
m a k e him a b e tta r a c to r !
News
N e rrls s u *, N a n c y R oundtree
when lie n iis w e i* the phone at m a g n lin e ;
" I'v e th o u g h t a b o u t th a t] m aybe
stock Market Rapart
H a r k ! H a rk I T h e L a r k t M ary home.
"W edding dresses wlileb begin
It w ill. I now Ilk a people— 1 in
_ — .
Dateline Florida
Twl-Llta Bonga
• A n n B o h layer.
not a fr e ld o f an yb o d y. M a y b e th a t
W ith the exception of the B rit lielnw Die shim lders, even when
T h a g ra d u a tin g claaa o f th e l.a k
Bporta
Parade
I _ N ig h t an d D a y , C a ro ly n P al ish, who have evolved 11 ra th e r I bey a te eked out bv n e l, ............ I
M on roe achnol w aa honored w it I w ill m a k e m e a b e tta r a c to r.
Perry Como kings
tic k .
W a lk e r s ta rta a p ic tu re J u ly I *
ly p lr a l and even m ure tim e -w a s t su itab le lo he w o rn In church "
a d in n e r g iven by Rev. and M rs.
Drift lag on ■ Claud
H hpaaodte N o . fl, ing " A r e you th e re T ," th e "h e llo "
H tu n g a rla n
Evening Music
•D . L . B ra ln a rd la a t T u e s d a y eve end w ill do a n o th e r one Im m oJoyce P a lm e r.
telephone s a lu la tlo n is p ra c tic a lly
w in g a t th e ir hom o a t M tllo n v ille d ta te ly th e re a fte r. A ft e r th a t he
I f the d in in g tab le need* to be
O rg a n N o lo -ln te rm e ia o , Eddie universal. I f the phone com pany
'A venue an d T w e n tie th S tre e t. T h e In te n d * to r e tu rn to M e n n ln g e r * .
H
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m lo 'd , a fte r t h * dishes huve
■supper w a a sponsored by M ra " P s y c h ia try la a fa a c ln a tln g atudv
w a n t* to 1 r a lly m ake this th in g rru
been rem oved and the guests still
N e llie R u b B w e g g e rtv fo llo w in ’ en d 1 w a n t to k n o w m o re about
w o rk, th ey've got tu iiro s e ly tla e the
a re sealed use • sm all p la te und n
.g ra d u a tio n e x a rciara a t th a sefmol. II , " ha aald.
H a m b u rg steak la good broiled whole w o rld -- and fig u re out the ■mall n ap kin .
Informed t h a t report* from
T h e lace covered ta b le w aa cen
w ith to m a to h alves, m uahrom n, m inutes w asted on tru iiR -A llu u llr
s o re d w ith p in k And rod roaes E u ro p e h ln U a la l i f t b e tw e e n M l* *
•lle e a o f holled aw aet p o tato , am i telephone r a il* by everyo n e shout
Jones an d B e la n k k , W a lk e r had
bacon s llc a i. T h is m akea a good in g “ H e llo ," " A lio " e tr, back and
(hi* a n a w tr i „
"o n e -d la h " d in n e r. S erve n green fo rth .
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A nd m y r lln rh e r in th is a rg u
salad w ith i t nnd a fru ll-a n d
jw a g g o rty , Jam es S h i m s , L u th e r
m en t 1* the fa c t th at th e re ’* ab
cooky daaaart.
Tubs , J u n io r M e ta . D M t D a v is ,
O P T O M K T H IH T
solutely no po ialh le w a y to sub
A sumratrtlm* tflUInf for Im
■ »•* • ■ • a lw 4 - I lls * ... ( l i n t
m il M a n n , A ltrlW t-T lo m M o n ,
s titu te "h ello , hello, h e llo !I" a*
Randwlcht* la om M M of final?
Near*
a -it. i-a aat. b - i i
M ia aom a coconut In to a n *rk - 11 shnut when yo u 're suddenly cul
D a v is , M rs . B w a g fO fty , P r ln
chopped or gvaUd nimnbor mix*
Aila a ti' N ^di.»sl^t|*aa B its
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ad with rraamad buttar or mar* r a daaaart v a ria tio n ] serve
i t . and M ra . B ra ln a rd . A s sisting
hear anyoua on th e o th e r end o f
garlnai add tall and fraafcly
Ith w h lp p ad cream and a little
o o rvln g w a re M ra . N e w t D avis,
**Ut.*o*t** hi.
(.round pappar to taata a n d
o f th a coconut f o r a g ar
B d w a rd D a v la an d M laa V ir Joat eaWar« f1//4 » j U»*n*i./w# u —
»praad on thin whole wbaat
S w a g g e rty .
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Mrs. Miriam Russell
• .Entertains For Two
■s
f
Hollywood
*
(itHidbye To ‘Hello*
I v m a n Cg*LAA| ’.
Urged By Company
aCDOOl $
Class Activities
NOW 01TN
Swim min j* I'ool
Labor Situation
Publication Is Dedi
cated To Principal,
And Senior Sponsor
^ I t 'P S i X . s r . Z X i !■'" "V"
.......... V,
MunKon Rudtal Held.,
Sawyer Home Scene
Of Circle 7 Meeting
lU S S
RADIO STATION
W.T.R.R.
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WkiAbVtA
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Monroe Graduates
.Honored With Dinner
tagE rrr'w S T .u’^ i v 'i :
Dr. C. L. Persons
white painted wail or celling
wu TO to M jar cant of the
t that fella upon it.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
K W. Lipplnaott
ArtfaM) infill Mimmi I m utMng '
M N p t f* P « H H h |,|in ,lil> | I
M M t .1 miflMf 1ml H*W 14u.rn.nJ l
*s4 HH Mb P a w M b (*<« ipmUif '
TONIGHT * TUESDAY
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M O N D A Y , J U N K 20, 1941
l l H l / h * It It SR T O D A Y "
I t Is God w ho p la n te d th e s e lfs a c rific ia l In s tin c t o f m oth erhood
In his c re a tu re a . Hom e m en and
w om en have th e In s tln r t to s a c ri
fic e f o r o th e r people’s c h ild re n .
T h a i la w h y m en surpasa beasts
ID n o b ility . T h e goodness o f God
•n d u re th c o n tin u a lly .— Ps. 6 2 :1 .
Finest Waterfall
The leant known great waterfall In the world, and th r
moot Impressive, Is the way Edward C. Raahteigh deoerlbo.;
the Paulo Affonao on the 8ao Francisco river In B raall.
G T O N , Ju n e 20 U P)—
Rashleigh in a British geographer who has seen moat of S teWpA SbyH INstep,
n In th le
the world’s great cataracts and some years ago wrote a c o u n try U b eg inedn uincatio
g to l« e l m u
book describing them, “Among the Waterfalls of the p ressure o f th e n a tio n a l concern
World.” They nave now been brought* to American atten shout C om m unism .
A s th e pressure c ro w s , Inside
tion by the visit here of President Dutra of Brasil, who
reports that Paulo Affonso In to I k * harnessed to make a and outsid e th e school ...............
a n g ry a rg u m e n t becom e In tense
Brazilian TVA.
< o v e r th is question i
Tho falls and the river on which they are situated are
equally unfamiliar to most Americans. Yet the Sao Fran
cisco Is over 1800 miles long, and Is reckoned tho 16th or
17th largest rivor in the world. Paulo Affonso is located
only 200 miles from Its mouth, which la unusual, as most
waterfalls are found enrly In a river’s progress. It Is her
1. S ev e ra l professors w e re fire d
alded by tremendous rapids which Rushleigh calls incom
rum th e U n iv e rs ity o f W a s h in g ■
parably the most magnificent in the world, even surpassing Iton
m em b er* n| trio
Niagara. This Is certainly the highest praise possible). The C n m mfourn UIteing
t P a rty .
j
falls are about 200 feet high, higher than Niagara, and
2. T h e U n lv e m lty o f C a lifo r n ia !
hnvn tho fourth largest volume of water of any of the h a * ord ered It * 4,000 te a c h e r* tn
world's great cataracts. The three lenders are (Juayrn, an take n new o n lh o f lo y * Ity to the
la te *.
other Brazilian fall which Is not even a name to most U na.iteAd wHeek
ago 20 top e d u c a -to ra ;
Americans; the Khon catarasls of the Mekong river in — In clu d in g G e n e ra l D w ig h t K Isenh o w rr, p resid en t o f C olum bia U n i
Indo-Chlna, and Niagara.
In the future wonders like Paulo Affonso and (Junyra v e rs ity , and D r. .Inm ea H. C o iih ii I , ,
H a rv a rd , iasued a .e '
will become better known to travelers. It is devoutly lo Im> p resid en t o faalds
HE
hoped that In the meantime their splendor Is not destroyed p oMrtanwdhich
iera o f th e C o m m u n ist
by the depredations of power companies. That has happen T a r t y should not l>e em ployed a *
The old
ed to more than one magnificent fall In the United States. teachers.
T h e reasoning liehlnd those th re e ttatorda;
With a little architectural fore-thought, power may be used stepa
la: A C o m m u n ist P a r- I t has I
| steps was th is
without destroying henuty.
tv m rm lie r h a * nn academ ic fre e
N o t m a n y a re te m p te d w ho
f ir m ly avoid and re je c t te m p ta tio n .
T h e te m p te r fire s w hen w e tu rn
o u r hacks to h im . K v r r y m an Is
tg m p te d , w hen h r la d ra w n a w a y
o f hla ow n lu s t, and e n tic e d .— Ja
RaHcbiill More Popular
Baseball I h becoming more popnlnr. ThoHo who do not
know that it had evnr {dipped Iih vo not followed tho private
nliirmn of the National HriMchall ('ongreaH and other lovers
of the game. These have been dliiturbcd over the falling
Yesleidsy was Fathers Day, and off in participation on the part of the youngsters. Softball
it wasn't the first nf the month w h s proving a serious competitor. Now it in thought that
a ilh e r.
baseball ia coming hack.
One teat ia tho number of towna with a population
W e have ihr greatest sympathy
hotwoon
600 and 1000 which are aponaoring aandlot teama.
for Governor W arren and the plastei in the G overnor1', mansion these In 1040 only one of them towna, according to a aurvey
d a y i. S till he is not the only one made hy the Congress, had baseball clnba. Now four out
who is haying trouble w ith his of every flvo have teama.
Thla ia encouraging for the future of the game. The
plaster.
DIMaggina and Mualala of 10 and 20 years from today
Sanford's hospital is not the only are lada now playing on rorner lota. When there an* no
one in the country which has been corner lot games, there will be no future alara. The preaenl
crippled financially hy the inflation gain may well leave baaehall followera elated.
o f the last lew years. In fact, a l
most every hospital we know any
thing about is under-going similar
-d ifficu lties. A recent report- from
lb * DeLand M em orial Hospital pub
lished in the Sun News nf that city
reveals that it operated at a loss
o i $ 1,88 5 last month alone.
You can make ym ir Fourth ol
July holiday a ta lc and sane Fnutlh
by driving ra re ltilly . The N ational
Safety Cornu il w a rm u l an increaib i| highway toll u n lm d riv e n ohte rv e speed lim iti, slow d r ffn (or
Intersection! and traffic lights, keep
• reasonable distance behind the
car ahead, signal properly (or all
turn*, drive more slowly after sun
down and nn slippery pnvrm rnl*.
Those who complain ahnul the
high m ice o f meal may well won
der why lha Trum an Administration
ia so c o n rrrn rd about the farmer.
Out of every dollar spent for meat
a little over •) cent* goes lo takr
care of the payrolls in the meat
packing industry. Transportation
t-skes a little over 2 rents, taxes a
little over I cent, supplies of var
ious kind* a little over 1 rents,
profits I cent: w luir 8 0 cents out
o f every dollar goes lo the farm rr
who produces the beef nr hogs.
Governor W arren says he does
not see how a special session can he
delayed longer than Aug. I. It can,
not. o l course, unless the Stale can
m ake up its mind to gel along on
w hat its ta les produce during the
p a il two years. Nnhody else is get
ting a raise right now. why should
tha S late have one? A special ses
sion of the Legislature means a
sales la g , and a sales las means
lass money (or the people tn spend
OH clothes and groceries. || you
don't want a sales las, better tall
Governor W arren not lo call a spec
ia l ••iim n .
___
H o w much has Europe cost the
U nited S u ita lines the and o | tha
t m i l According to H arold Cotee
o f tha State Cham ber o f Commerce,
that fpreign aid program has coil
tb it country 2 6 billion dollars since
I M 3 . Some o f u* dray think, "O h ,
that comet from the bin cort i m t k t o ; or the 'vary rk h . to
w hy w orry? It la in leie illn a to
■n(9. however, that Florida's share
Master Of Words
— -A n.a writer you have to hand it lo Churchill—Every,
laxly romcmhcM hits Hplno-chllllng eloquence, “We tthiill
fight on the lanclIng-lM-achfH, we Khali right in the fielda,
wo (shall fight in the towns, we nhall fight in the hilln. Wo
Hhall never give in."
But ho In a master of Ihe lighter toueh as well. What
other statesman would think of writing as ho does in his
current, memoirs, that, when some gtsxl new* came In, "I
purred like six cats 7"
Coplon Denies
,her
spe
Gave Secrets
(tn
__
* 0 c lW In s tru c tio
...........
n fo r her h> look nt
In her
Russian Agent woV
'p
"
M
.......
.....
P a lm e r a g a in had M iss ('union
• e ll about m eetin g (iu ld lrh e v f ie r i
In g ly In u p p er M n n lm ltc n th e n ig h t
Judith Coplon rrpealed today her o f Feh, IX . F B I agents w ho f o l
low ed th em have te s tifie d th a t
denial that she ever gave govern G u h itrh o v caught up w ith th e d rment secret* tn Valentine A . Guh- f r n d r n t and th at as he cam e a lo n g
side he she reached In to her purse
ilchev.
.She further testified in her trail and he re a d ie d In fro n t o f her.
M I ns C oplon denied th a t she le a c h
un espionage charges that C ubit- ed In her purse.
rltev never asked her In give him
W A SH IN G TO N . June 20 (/l*^
I
"D efin itely ,” Miss Coplon re
peated.
T h e former Justice D epartm ent
political analyst told tha ju ry o f
eight men and four woman that
she and Grubitchev had long con
versation* about literature, but
never even discussed the nature o f
her w ork in the Justice Departm ent.
N K W Y O R K . June 20 l/P> - T h e
defense In the iie rju ry tr ia l o f
A lg e r H lsa called Its firs t w itness
t«>day to te s tify In lie h a lf o f the
fo rm e r H la te D e p a rtm e n t o ffic ia l.
lie w as H a r r y O. H a w k in s , the
H ta te D e p a rtm e n t superior n f H en rv J u lia n W a d le lg h a t th a tim e
the la t t e r a d m itte d ly was passing
secret docum ents to W h itta k e r
C h am b ers fo r tra n s fe r tn a Red
B py rin g .
C ham b ers, ex-co u rler fo r a C o m
m u n is t spy group, acrused H iss
alao o f s lip p in g s e rre t go vern m en t
p a p e rs tn h im .
H a w k in s wss rh le f o f th e H la te
D e p a rtm e n t's trad e ag reem en ta d i
vision fro m lf>:in to ll)4<1. lie now is
a professor In the school n f law
a n a d ip lo m acy a t T u fta C ollege,
M e d fo rd , Mass,
U n d e r d ire c t e x a m in a tio n hy Kdw a rd O . M cL ean o f defense coun
.sel,
. . . .H. a. w.........................................................
k in s te s tifie d J ie saw H iss'
s u p e rio r, A ssistan t H e c ra ta ry n f
S ta te
R. “H ayre fre
e n tly ,
‘ F ra n c is
' **
* “ q" u......
v is itin g hla o fflr a ab o u t "once a
Hha said she w as am aasd a t '
G u b ltc h e v 'a know ledge o f M l llo n .l
S h e lle y and S hakespeare.
.
P a lm e r ju m p e d back a n d fo u rth
fro m d a ta * and places aa -M la a
C oplon neared th e end o f Her
■ lo ry— f la t ly d e n y in g t h a t aha a v day."
e r e n g ag ed In espionage a c tiv ity
H a w k in s dsclsrsd ho n sver en
and m a in ta in in g lo y a lty to th la te re d S a y re ’s o ffic e w han the la !c o u n try ,
ts r'a absence, he said.
A t th a o u ts e t o f to d a y 's session
U n d e r cro sx-exsm ln altn n hy as— b e g in n in g th a n in th a n d p ro b a b ly a la U n t U, 8 . A tto rn e y Thom as K.
M u rp h y th e w itness w aa asked
w h e th e r he a v e r took an y papers
fro m H la a ' dash " a t a n y t im e .*
dom a n y w a y ; he s u rren d ered In le lle rtu n l honesty w hen he Joined
I th e p a rly an il now , s h e rp -llk e ,
docs w hat It te ll* him .
H ut nil th re e ste p * dealt w ith
the teach in g done hy teachers, n u ll
w ith w hat te a c h e r* did o u ts id e
a classroom . N o w th a t e le m e n t
has been added.
Old Covered Wagon to Appear la Bead Sale Parade
■ ria h r'^ S tfe B le d t o f c jr e n fo rc e
m e n t o f '» n o w S ta te lo w lim it
in g tr a in a tM o a t eroaalnga lr
L a k e la n d to m a m in u te *.
T h e A tla n tic C oact L in o R a il
ro a d a rg u e d I t w o u ld "h u m ard y
Im o o a d b lc " to c o m p ly w ith ta<
E d ito r, T h e H a ra ld
S an fo rd , F la .:
Y o u r d a a crip tiva a rtic le about
M o u n t D o ra in y o u r laaua o f Juna
10 w aa read w ith a g re a t d eal o f
In te re s t.
I w aa surprised, h o w ever, th a t
no m ention w aa
m ade o f th a
M o u n t D o ra L a w n B o w lin g C lub
w h ich I * one o f the fe a tu re a t - ^
tra c tio n s fo r the to u ris ts and o u r ^
lo cal fo lk , w ith a b e a u tifu l club
houaa and grounds s itu a te d on tha
shores o f L a k e D o ra.
M a y I add th a t th la g a m e Is
g a in in g fa v o r In O rla n d o , D a y
to n a , N e w S m y rn a , D c L a n ri, Hr.
P etersb u rg , B rad en to n , 8a r a io la ,
C le a rw a te r, L a k e la n d , M i a m i ,
W e a t P alm Beach In F lo rid a and
flo u rish es In C a lifo rn ia and m any
n o rth e rn .states.
I t h a * proven to be b en eficial S
to eltiaa th a t have p ro vid ed p la y - w
In g grounds f o r p a rtic ip a n ts and
I am co n fid en t w ould be an added
a ttra c tio n to th e lo vely c ity o f
S an fo rd . I t la w o rth In v e s tig a tin g .
C o rd ia lly ,
AI Maben.
Covered Wagon Parade To Start j
Bond Drive In Sanford Saturday!
Big Four Meet
((ssIlM ssS f r . m Psa* Os*{
lodged In su iM it.i.i.ate o il leers and
(Csallaasa Praia Paa* Ossl
ag rn cles n f the d e p a rtm e n t.
p o rte rs and p h o to g rap h ers w ere
T h is plan sets up an advisory allo w ed In to th e p alace, scene nf
j hoard fo r th e d e p a rtm e n t m ade up th e conference, on the la s t day.
U s h e rin g In n cam paign hy th e w m j* , heard .
o f the p o s tm a s te r g e n e ra l, a n ew ly
i„ ,
I . . . . , «. r T — v
T w o $26 “ fo rty -n in e r
savin g * c rra te .1 d ep u ty, and
shhow
o w eerr baths
baths w e re uaed by the
ia iseven m em bers
(.n n a n l o f H a rv a rd w ho s a v *
, n H an fo rd , a parade w ill lie
S
bond* a re tn lie presented
as r e p r e s s in g th public. T h e ides Is v c lc n t G reeks,
C o m m u n ist te a c h e r* ■ " « ' « « » » * M d h ere a t 10:00 o'clock H n tu rd ay
. , ( ( n t iir y o .l .d ' prixes hy local hanks. O ne o f these to b rin
— —
In g the agency In c l o e t r I - h ire d - h ra n k R .J D l* r . w>■»>
h ■>■>•<•g ra d - m„ rnl
w h. .lrh
i.a tc il fro m H a rv a rd in t il l: " an d m orn,n|r 1,1 w h ,r*tt *
" ,' 1 ' w ill lie g iven hy th e F lo rid a H ta te touch w ith public needs.
now I * ' a lU ltlm o r e la w y e r, said:
w m *" " w H I he shown.
B ank to th e oldest
resid ent o f
T h e plan p ro v id e * fo r fo u r as
“ A n yo n e f a m ilia r w ith C o m m itThe old p ra irie schooner la o f H cm lnolo C o u n ty . T h e o th e r bond s istan t p o stm aster g en erals hut
■list m ethods know s th a t most o f the typ e th a t pioneers used to tre k w ill lie donated by th e H anford d ro p * th a d es ig n a tio n * " fir s t,"
Optometrist
th e d am ag e fro m te a rh rrs is ilium w estw ard tn C a lifo rn ia In th e A tla n tic N a tio n a l R ank
to the "second” and so on. I t abolishes
o utsid e o f th e classroom , m ade historic gold rush o f the 1H41> e ra firs t hahy horn In H an fo rd a fte r th e o ffic e s n f postal c o n tro lle r,
iHissIhle
hy th e in flu en ce g am ed and w ill he m ounted on a m odern 10:00 o'clock, B a tu rd a y m orning. purch asin g a g e n i and bureau of
111 Magnolia Av*. Phon* H i
IM
tra ile r tru c k .
**
*' *hanks a re co------------*
'—g r~
R oth
-o p e ra tin
in accounts.
in th e classroom .
T ra n s fe r th e N a tio n a l S ecu rity
“ H im lla rly , I belleva a p rn fe s -j I,en d in g w estern color to th e th e cam p aig n by fu rn is h in g p er
snr's e f fo r t * t« aid C o m m u n is t* parade w ill lie the r ld r r * o f the sonnel to sell bonds fro m th e cov C ouncil and t h * N a tio n a l S ecu rity
Resources B oard to th e executive
g a in g re a tly fro m his p restig e as D usty Hoots and H adille C lu b , clad ere d w agon d u rin g Its s tay here.
T o each person b u yin g a Iwnd o ffic e o f th e P resid en t. These * a p rofessor, am i II I* not reason- |n fu ll ro w lto y re g a lia . T h e paable tn close one’s eves to such eg - rHI|„ w ill mnvo fro m T w e n ly - fift h w h ile th e covered w agon la here genclea now ic p o r t to th e Treat-D R IV E - IN —
t r a c iir r lr u la r a c tiv itie s ."
'S tre e t and P a rk A venue to F irs t co u rtesy tic k e ts to the K H a T h e a d e n t hut a rc m orn lik e Independent
W all Paper • P aint
D lie r Is the fa th e r o l the a n il- s tre e t, east lo M a g n o lia A venue te r w ill he g iven hy Rnh H a rris , a g e n d a th a n p a rt* o f hla s ta ff.
4. M a k e th e c h a irm a n n f the
C o m m u n is t la w recen tly passed hy nn,j | U th e K its T h e a te r in fro n t m a n a g e r. T h e person s u b m ittin g
ib
n
sismik
n
f
I
'i
l
i
*
nl/iaat
S>aairia«t"
t h e -M a r y la n d le g ls la tu ia . In h i* „ f w hich th e covered w agon w ill th e n a m e -o f “ th a oldest resid en t U . 3 . C iv il S e rv ic e C om m ission the
le tte r he com plained h itte r*y a lm u t
(in d isp lay fro m 10:16 A . M . w ill receive a one m onth courtesy Itoaa n f a ll Its execu tive and ad
m in is tr a t iv e a ffa ir s , w h ile le a v
tw o H a rv a rd professors, H a r lo w | ( „ | ;oo |», M .
tic k e t.
Persons k n o w in g o f "old tim e rs " in g policy qu estio n * to the b i-p a rH hnpley, w ho leaches a a tu n o m y ,. , \ i |0:,10 A .
M a y o r A n d re w
and John C la rd i, who teaches r .n -tC s r r a w a y w ill m ake n ra d io ad In the c o u n ty aro requested to f ill tlsan th re e -m e m b e r com m ission.
6. M akp th e c h a irm a n th e rh le f
gllsh composition.
iltesN d ire c t fro m the
covered in the blank p rin ted In T h e H e r
C la rd i, he SHld. snoke a t a
' wagon. T h is w ill U« lirnnilcnat over ald and send It tn T h e H e ra ld o f e x e c u tiv e and a d m in is tra tiv e o f
and m e e tin g n f H e n ry W a lln c a a VVTHH, fo llo w in g which a h a lf fic e not la te r th an m id n ig h t F r i fic e r o f the If . H .. M a ritim e C om
m ission. H e w ould ta k e respon
By W . V . B ittin g
I’ ro g reaalve P a r ty , In ilit h l ,* { ) * ! hour o f m usic hy a h ill h illy hand d ay.
s ib ility f o r a p p o in tm e n t o f Ha
H iitl-C o m m u n la l la w sponsored by
T o uch lon D ru g Co.
D lie r: H h an lev. he said. *|* 0*<e <st | *
personnel and the d irectio n n f (h e ir
N o one w ill d eny th a t c a n c ir
a c tiv itie s .
th e N e w Y o rk
m eetin g o f th o
•* . ■ dreRdecI disease, le a s t o f
“ C u ltu ra l and S c ie n tific C o n fe rW A S H IN G T O N , June 2 0 - U P ) , a ll th * tpedlcal profession who
enca for
fo r World
W o rld »r* a r .# ’’ wnero
w jia re u
t hrUn
rnca
—■—
— lln u a e S p e a k e r
R a y b u rn ( D - * dam) W ith It c o n s ta n tly .
rrs n s f o i l O ast
(t ’anttnas* raras Fag*
B u t re
Ih ooiic
llf uCnhurch
g ip
u re n to
to-- p a y m e nnt.
t.
T e x ) said a rf te r a conference w ith
fe a rin g , cancer w ill. . . ___
not
O h er w a n t* H a rv a rd tn set t'P
up d ay vxrom m u nliqi
Spied n iftd b e ra o f .
T h e a p p lic a tio n • f o n t ,: G ray; P resident T rq m a n today th a t Con- i p re v e n t It , w hn lla
il* pi h’ y s ic a l exa m ln a tio n * re gru
u la rl
Its own lo y a lty p ro g ra m . Ho said: tho g o v e rn m e n t -sponsored
.
..........................
. s ta _y In session tw o
rfy w ill. C«tw
C g th o - M
|d , w ill h * _a _____
th ra *-fo_____________..
ld card on ««> »* ' W dy
e e r la u s u a lly o f |low.ng
. . ______...
g ro w th ,
"T.......................
h e test o f. .a. .professor's action's I lie A. c.tio. n. H
ty o, f C, o, m m u n is t-,• w hich th e v e te ra n w ilt
ill w r ite
. oclety
i t * hla m o re m o n th *.
and
pain
lx
not
f
e
lt
In th e e a rly
ought not to he w h e th e r h r can Iw (d o m in a te d C x rrh n s ln v a k la ,
j m il nam e, service nu m b er, p o licy
H e said this w ould g ive t h * la w . ■
actually proved g u ilty o f :i rrlm e .P Tho flacred C o n g reg atio n o f Ih e nu m b er* and ad d raa*. H e w ill re - m akera tim e to consider fe d e ra l J •ta g re . S ym ptom s how ever are
K ra s n n n h lf grounds to dnuht hla H o ly O ffic e Issued a decree w hich tn ln o n e -th ird and m a ll th # o th e r re o rg a n is a tio n plana w hich M r . . u e u a lly p resen t and fo r th |a
reason a doctor ahould be told
C a p ito l l l l l l today.
lo y a lly to our g o v e rn m e n t should j condem
n rm nned
e il the g roup
ro u p aast a ad
schiad s- tw o p a rta to V A .
T ru m a n sent tn Ci
about a n y changes In b odily
d is q u a lify h im . F o r th e p n d llo n lm a tlc one frs d u lc n tly labelled.
I T h e re the card w ill h * s e p a ra tT h e a d jo u rn m e n t ta rg e t d a ta la
fu n c tio n w hen ho la consulted
Is one o f tru s t, and the g o v e rn -j T h e decree, published In* O s * e r - |it d « and one section re tu rn e d to J u ly .11.
fo r e x a m in a tio n .
m en I has, If It chooses to e x e rc ls * vs I ore R om ano, the V atican news- Ih e v eteran aa a n ackn o w led g eR ayb u rn also told new sm en:
D o cto r* a ro an xio u s to do
II, re g u la to ry p o w er o v -r educa- p a p e r, declared:
I . T h e re I* a good chance tha
> m rn t.
e v e ry th in g possible to reduce
" R e c e n tly the opponenta o f the
I H ouse w ill pass a sa tis fa c to ry
t lo n "
unneceaxary deaths fro m th la
C annot answered b rie fly th a t C ath o lic (;h itrrh In Cxer'hoslovnThe fir s t locom otive b u ilt In housing hill this session.
disease. Y ou w ill re lie v e y o u r
I I h ivoid'* long tradition o f le ttin g k ia founded n eo-ralled ( ’a th o llr A m erica fo r ac tu a l c o m m o n -car-1 2. H e doesn't believe the chances
A c tio n hy w hich th ey tried tn In H e r service w as “ T h e Best F r ie n d * o f passing a housing h ill w ill b e , s e lf o f needles* w o rry I f you
•n D u a t yo u r h e a lth to them .
Irens w ill re m a in unchanged. H e duce th e C ath o lics o f th a t republic o f C h a rle s to n ", w hich m ade I t * ( h u rt hy the w eekend speech of
.T ill" •* Ih e 262nd o f a a e rie *
turned the Jnh o f f u ll an sw er over to d e s e rt Ih e C ath o lic Church and
fo rm e r S ec re ta ry o f H la te Jam ee
o f E d ito ria l a d v e rtis e m e n t* s p
lo G re e n v ille C la rk , N ew Y o rk to d en y obedience to Ihe le g it i
lle h ra d in g w as fo rm e rly c o n s ld - 1 F . B yrnes, w ho said the
h e r i n g In th la p ap er each
la w y e r, H a rv a rd g ra d u a te o f 11*0.1, m a te p aatora o f th e church."
ered an honorable fo rm o f e x o c u -; H ta te * la m oving to w a rd a
and a fe llo w , o r tru s te e , o f H a r
tlon.
I f a r e ” a ta tc .
vard .
.
,
P u t In lla b rie fe s t fo rm , C la rk a
an sw er to O tter’s Idea wan “ no
th n n ks." H e rem in d ed him th a t
the n teelln g a atte n d e d by Shopley and C la rd i w i r a public and
open tn th n preaa. A n d he said:
H a rv a rd “ bellavea th a t th a m om Itera o f thn fa c u ltle a , In th e ir c a p a
c ity aa rltis e n s , hav# th e satna
rig h ts tn eap resa th e m a e lv ia as
o th e r c ltlte n a ,. and th a t tn o ra
rig h ts 'should not be re a trle M d
liy th e u n iv e rs ity hv tr y in g to koap
a ’ w e lc h ’ on profesaora."
M e a n w h ile , the lln u a e U n - A m
end Lhrvder • Safety Xfia'Wh**! hold* ike
erican A c tiv itie s C o m m itte e stunl;
tire oa. Stop tuddtnly-Safety Cvihloo t)«*h
Its fin g e rs In to educatio n ann ta n
prnteeu Iks child oa the front tast. Rite
In to hnl tro u h la . T h a c h a irm a n ,
•ally operated, constant iM «d windshield wli
R ep. W oods, G e o rg ia D e m o c ra t,
aaaarrn safer vision. Power applied lo i
had w r itte n a le tte r to a n u m ber
« & * « * * » i 1’ T*— «**•» CHryt
o f echnola and collegaa.
t .
In It he asked f o r a Hat o f tank
hooka uaed h y th a school*. H la
co m m itte e w an ted to aeo w h e th e r
th e hooka w arn atanted In fa v o r,
o f R uaala. Im m d la ta ly , to m e o f
th e m ost Im p o rta n t ed u cato rs de
nounced th la In te rfe re n c e In e d
u cation b y the c o m m itte e .
T h a c o m m itte e has bean g iv e n
nn e d ito ria l a c o rrh ln g , P resid en t
T ru m a n cracked a t It , an d now fh ra
n f th e n ln * c o m m u te * m am haye
said th e y w e re n 't aveh ro tu n d tM
ab o u t th a la tte r W oods sent o u t.
Dr. Henry McLaulin
TALBOTTS
Banish
Cancer Fears
VA Dividend*
Prague Church
*u bx &&
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
PAGE 1TIREE
Mrs. Wray Honors
Mary Ann Whelchei
Social A n d Personal A ctivities
County School**
WKIGHT'S
fC o n tin u ed F ro m P ag e O n e)
tea and $400,000,000 fo r alcoholic
E n te rta in in g In honor o f M ls i
It# v ers ges.
M a r y A n n W elch #), b rid e -e le c t of
( " W ith the w e a lth In F lo rid a
U lV a Patmor Roy—Society Editor
T o k p h o n * 1 4 8 t h l* m onih , M r * . W illia m B, W ra y
and the m illio n s spent f o r un
w a * hostess on S a tu rd a y a t 1:00
necessary lu xu ries ev e ry y e a r
o’clock fo r h luncheon g iven at
•
Jo e W r ig l'l
j
th
e re
is m> reason
why
*n y
her hom e in San l.a n ta . M e e tin g
! w o rth w h ile endevor
should go
I he gueata lit th e door w aa M r*.
lu c k in g In the state.
H a m ilto n Itlabee. B e a u tifu l, a r
•
V It* l i r o w i t
“ F lo rid a c itite n * pay less to
ra n g e m e n t* o f roaea In v a rlo u *
sup p o rt S ta te g o vern m en t th an
T h o m a rria g e o f M l* *
D a iil*
A . D . R osier le ft on S a tu rd a y fo r aliadea decorated the en tran ce
MONDAY
in a n y s ta te In the southeast,"
117 IV e M l l i s t .S treet
he said,
busines* t r ip to In d ia n a p o lis , Im l. h a ll, aim porch und liv in g ronm .
O
n
the
m
a
n
te
l
In
th
e
liv
in
g
room
F D e t B a p tia t C h u rc h w ill m eet at
"I
have m> s y m p a th y
w ith
FlOO P . M . w ith M r * . J . A . R laer. fo rd , w as a n event o f Ju n e 1A a t
M rs . M a r tin B ra in o f P a lm Beach a brid
. .al. acene
, . waa a rra
. . n. g- e d . w hich
people who ta lk about o u r econ
8
t.
P
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L
u
th
e
ra
n
C
h
u
rc
h
in
W
i
■pent
the
pest
w
eek-end
in
S
an
\
“
,,,»l"teii
o
f
ta
ll
w
h
ite
c
a
n
d
le
,
o m y not being able to stand new
1914 F re n c h A ven u e.
B enton fo rd w ith re la tiv e s and frie n d *.
backing an a lta r. B efo re th e a lta i
ta xes. O u r econom y w ill -tn in l
T h e D ependable C la n o f th e chita w ith th e R e v . T .
alond a n iln la tiire bride and groom
P
e
rr
y
o
ffic
ia
tin
g
.
a n y kin d o f ta x ."
F ir e t M e th o d is t C hurch w ill m eet
and
a
ainall
angle.
M
in
ia
tu
re
black
T
h
e
a
lt
a
r
w
as
decorated
w
ith
M r . and M ra . C la y W illia m * a ir
w ith M r * . M . L . T lllla , 1100 E lm
B ailey told the g roup th a t ed
rnlieil
ch
o
ir
liny*
w
ere
placed
at
a
rra
n
g
e
m
a
n
t*
of
w
h
ite
g
la
d
la
lu
e
a
i
D avid N iven p la n t* a teasin g kiss mi the check of Jane W y m a n o ra tio n , w e lfa re , and health m ade
■pending a v a c a tio n In D ayton ,
A v e n u e , a t 8:00 P. M .
e
ith
e
r
aide
o
f
the
a
lta
r
and
o
il
the
and
pin
k
roeee
and
th
e
nam
e
blos
O hio.
to th is scene fro m W u rn e r Bros, com edy. "K iss In T h e D a ik .” Up 84 per cent o f the $840,000.1810
THURSDAY
tm okahelve* fla n k in g th e m an tel show ing at tlie K its T h e a te r on Tuesday and W ednesday!
p a lm *,
a p p ro p ria tio n bill. S ta te offices
T h e S em lnula K ebekah Lodge som *, in te re p e ra e d w ith
te p re s e n l only 3.B per ren t of
F re d R ichm ore le ft on F rid a y i
w.h " '
N o . 48 w ill m eet In re g u la r aeaalon w ere uaed to g ra c e th e chancel
th e to ta l need, he added.
f o r S t. P e te rs b u rg a fte r spending .
gueata »« \ h*
a t 8 :0 0 P . M . In th e (h id F ellow a ra il.
I'icnlc i aide- A in il-h l*
M r * . M a rie Sam paon o rg a n is t, to m e tim e w ith R o lie rt 1‘a rk a m i. I 1.1*' r T J * w.*‘rA
C -L ja - F W . t H ill a ' C o i H l b y o T o ‘ H e l l o ’
T h e m otion to run the schools!
H a ll f a r the lin t m e e tin g before
presented
a
p
ro
g
ra
m
o
f
n
u
p
tia
l
D
r
.
and
M
ra
.
C
h
a
r
i.*
L.
P
a
rk
.
1
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r
»
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d
t
B
oyle.
T
h
e
lunch
as
lo
ng
as
the
m
oney
lasts
w
as
j
i
t H II.IH M .S
1Ac
eum m er vacatio n . T h e re w ill be
l i r g i ’d B y C o m p a n y
J C D O O I S
____
fo il tnftslaw was
w ith n *n d
. 1 ( 1111.
,v |tl 1. ) s
Itllc
m uaic and M iaa L a V e r a H o i* s ang,
m ade by S u p l. Jm leim W a lk e r,
In itia tio n errvlcea.
O rla n d o .
" A t D a w n in g ” and "O , P e rfe c t
L e s lie H a rv e y h a . re tu rn e d to !
p in k .o rg a n d y place m a t.
Love.”
M IK E M M .M .Y IIM i
H Y C Y N T H IA L O W R Y
G a in e s v ille w h e re he has e ntered and c an tered w ith a m in ia tu re
bride nm l groom u n d er a fe rn enA l* N e w a fe a tu rr* W r ite r
,
•
F o r h e r w e d d in g tho b rid e choee
K V K IIV W E D N E S D A Y
T h e telephone com pany in N e w *
A
* i*
a peach gow n w ith laco bodice and session.
i each aide o f the a rc h w a y Were Y o rk 1* p u ttin g <m a big cam p aig n
V e ld S S
A C tlV lIlfiS
crepe a k lrt. H e r cnraage w ay o f
a o . . . , 1, 1, 1 w h ite cam llea am i tin y palm s. T h e lo get rid o f the w ord "h e ll..."
(V a a t la a * * A rea. p . * . U« u
w h ite orch id *.
M rs . J . C. B ills nd 8 . I . S m ith , „
l)r|(|„ w o r,. w |ll t r tl„ and a T h e y m ay be p u ttin g on a n atio n
rtiscu— etl. T h ere w a - i„, - i g h ,.|
H r > . M ir ia m Hueaell e n te rta in e d
M r * . Law aon ia a c tiv e in th e
th e r p art would c o m p io m i-e on
w ide cam p aig n , fo r a ll 1 know ,
a t h a r hom e In Loch A rb o * y e *- O rd e r o f th e E as te rn S ta r, D a u g h h i v V r V e n fe V * v V 'to V S d ' T I
" » d »*’» * " « " > >>' w h ile lace.
the 1— ue.
L l f S k . ■' '
y d h
W edding M l place c a rd * m a rk - but I'm only conscious o f th e ir
te r d a y w ith a a w lm m ln g p a rty te r * o f the N ile , T w e n tie th C en Laum
m r im nth .
j ^ |tl|l m a tin g a rra n g e m e n t an d at e f fo r t * lo get m , to stop s ta rtin g
I f the I— lie isn't d i-p o -e d of.
^
A r I.D IIID A
hon o rin g Miae M a ry a n n a S p rin g e r tu r y and o th e r c lu b * in W ic h ita .
I Miaa W elchel a |ilace w a * a coraage N ew Y’ork telephone calls in th e ,
th e steel in d o -iry m ay have it w hose w edding to S ta n le y Rockey M r. Law aon, fo rm e rly w ith Lykea
9 s r .v n < : t iu .a i k k
M r . and M r * . nB /yron
tejin
p hne ik
n *! „ f iimilkTI*
lirBMgv ll|(tRRIIIIIR
blossom * IIIH1
and JVC)Til
pom JKiin
pom
i’ _
,u n nS ir
f ils t big - tr ik e since Hep]
j
w ill be an even t n f F r id a y and Hnittiiirm R W am ehtn | in u
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‘ . ‘ I- Ira d ltio n a l m anner.
T lii- contract dm -- not r x p iie
M ira E ndeley M e U rh who w a * u M a s te r Mason w lt h Phom e W M In
W
ith
o
u
t
w
ishing
to
sound
d1. * ^ 1 visitin
, 1 ^ 1g with
w ith Mr*.
M r * J. I wills similar decoration* wa* al»o
am pi " after
. . j Tampa
u n til next yc-ui Inn it In i- „ clause
m e m b e r o f th e g ra d u a tin g claa* | Rdiithnmt,r#,n
S o u th am p to n , E n g la n d . M r ." and
c o u rag in g , I predict th a t It is
.
I
Lym an H igh .School .......
ir r r n............
llv isB. R a y and M r . and M rs . T ro y | plHce*i'oi'i” Vl»i......... . porch.
p e rm ittin g ico p en ln g to d i-c o ->
.....i
... v. r.u lm
i n■l entitled,'
..., > ....
M r * . I.nw aon w ill a lte rn a te Ih a lr R a y .
$hls y ear,
complete
waste
of
time.
In
th
e
'su
rd
Hi
’’{'.icvItu rtu g the luncheon lit tle ^ M l* *
w uges. lln - i i l l w a n t* to b a ig a lu
resid
ence
betw
een
W
ic
h
ita
and
„ j m |, ,||l ll l t - t r , 41K| lt„ .
6
T h ro u g h o u t the a f t e r n o o n
L in d a S p e n c e ^ dressed n * C u jjld , first place, every man-Jack amongst ; j..... ..
, .
. ,
,
, , on p e n -in n - a - well a - tin- hourly
■Brimming and b o atin g w ere en H anfo rd.
M r. and M r * . W K. I.lp p lm -o tt - .,r, n<-si(*-t1 the honor guest w ith a us linn lu-en sta rlin g telephone . on- i , „ r
versatlim*
with
"hello!"
for
more
‘
,
J
,
"
v i,'r i "> 'n r •“ '« lugli ru le s o f pay. C S. S teel |Y, |- th,.
joyed a fte r a w h ich a delicious
le ft la s t F rid a y to re tu rn to th e ir n l| „ |a , Urc w edding s lip p e r a fta r
veer* than one likes to remember , , v M*ol ,
and devote* a »»c- re iip e iiin g i-ln u -e i- lim ited to wag,- I l l lt ll lS t il'I.N f j I i I- M Ita il)
hom e In B a ltlm o r r a fte r spending j w |,|,.|t envelope* w ere d is trib u te d ,
M P F * r w as served In th e outdoor
d i-c u -a io ii- Hilly,
Moline,-- III,- ■ I'.trUIIIXX 44c
g a rd e n s o f M re . R u s s e ll’* home
tw o w e e k * w ith M r . am i M rs . R. nne
w ht<*h contain ed a h eart dc- That nivuos suylng "hello,’’ upon I 'ion. with pu tiirrt to the clrm enill D e tro it c<iui|ianv und onion
C h ih ltc ii
idle
p'cklng
up
H
telephone,
i*
m,e
of
la
iy
classes
In,in
the
third
thiougli
w h e re c o lo rfu l ta b le * ■nd chairs
W. Lippincott
n o tin g the next lirld e ln -h e. M l* * those things so ingrained that it is , 1. . , lui.,|.
n e g o tia to r- look up tiu- K m d p m
gad been a rra n g e d .
lean S s v e r re d e v e d the lu -art Slid
posal to keep w a g e - at the pres
L A S T T I.Y IK S 111 D A Y !
a .......... .
a u to m a tic . T h ey ,-ven ' " V
t,,.“ ' r L
. .
1 M ra . Russell was assisted In en
D r, and M rs . C h arles Persons j Wa* given a In cite hand m irro r,
eut levels, fm the next IM m n n lliH o l l y w o o d , June a a - t j p t cull
telephone
o
p
er..........
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e
llo
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1
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"
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fd
lc
a
lr
d
l»
te rta in in g by M r . and M r * . John A d m lttin g he was a "confused have re tu rn e d fro m a lo u r nf
e n jo y in g th e
luncheon
T
h
e
company
mi
S
u
ln
rd
a
v
-u
g
g irls ," und I never knew th e p lu m e 1*™ g ied u alin g clest o f I'M*) lo
lla is c h , J r ., M r . and M ra . F re d boy" six m o n th * ugo, a c to r R obert s o uthern F lo rid a and a rc m a k in g | w ) |,1W elchel w ere the M l*ses
Bested tu the C IO C u iti-d A u to
H a ll, M rs . G lenn 1.In gle, and M rs . W a lk e r today praised |he m e n ta l th e ir hom e a t th e San
' l.y llim , Boyle, A m tie y B ach, Hee- com pany to t r y to put a stop to E . J i.Jirey. p rint ip .il, and lo M i* . W o rk e rs th at tile co-t o f liv in g
thftl
kind
u
f
lu
v
ln
if
fri«*tnlllifteBR.
Ju
n
r
ll
iu
iu
r
i
t
i
r
i,
r
h
i
f
ij»ornoi
A . B . P eterson.
|,r t. Hlsiiee, f ’ lia rlo tte T r u e , and
should govern any w age In c ie a s e
tre a tm e n t w hich he said has m ade A p a rtm e n ta .
_
Those In v ite d w e re : M iss S p rin - him a new m an.
T h e th in g th a t Is re u lly going
Biographies „ | the rig h t m em - f u l
F o ld loii.ono
p io d o c lio ii
, „
j ' J *e u S aver. A lso M r * . H u g h W e lI
M rs . L . H . H a rv e y was m oved (
MtB „ \ H o w a rd . M rs. H ill, to |H|f till* fix Oil I III* I'lllll |>4«iftrtl Ira*. I el
P c a r , M iss M elsch, M ias C a ro le
w o rk e r- in ( I........ext IM m o u lliT h e .'iO -year-olil fo rm e r husband
|tliv |(. > j , , H M o -e, M rs . M . how ever, is the sad fact th at .In ,e V
1'U “
V* ' " " ‘n
S k in n e r, M ias M a ry A n n W h e l- o f J e n n ife r Jones ta lk e d fre e ly fro m S t. L u k e 's H o s p ita l In J a c k -,
A l p re -e n l. tin- i-oiii|uiliv -aid .
“ **b u n »ii.il m an n ri I h r t r ic
chel, M iss I.llti L e f fle r , M is . N ix ie o f Ilia experience at T o p e k a ’s so n viile y e s te rd a y to hsr hom e on. j
R a y b u rn , J r , M r *
H e rb e rt no accepted a lte rn a tiv e to "iii-llu ." .
w ages -lio u ld m>( ........ppeii liecun-e T u e s d a y - - W e d n e s d a y !
W e « t F ifte e n th S tre e t w here s h e j M'lir ,l(n|l() %f, , Bruce B o lt, M rs. 8 nre, It's a ll rig h t fo r u big o ffice j v*‘“ * Eugene. ”1 fu ry " .Sexton. Im tu the cnst of In m e i- dow n, uui-m
K lrc h h o ff, M l« * O lyve A n n A dam s, M e im ln g e r C lin ic In K ansas.
il t t - S t a r o l i o u n it i l i e
rb ra s ln -r. M rs
E d w ard to have th e ir sw itchboard glyl sta rt m L m n s v illr Ky Iras p le to ol lie id oym en t i- g am ing and (lie nulu
M ie s B a rb a ra R u cker, M is * Jane
" In nil a c tu r can speak fra n k ly I* re c u p e ra tin g fro n t an eye o p e rA t'iitlt-iitv
\ o it i ii o il l
C h ap m an , M ias Joanne W illia m s , o f h i* solution to m e n ta l tro u b le *, a tio n .
J D unn a m lM rs . .la m e * A lfo rd .
A b e rn a th y and ,ng a » rl.e m ...ia n D o n ald ( a id e , m iddle min k it muv In I n -lu m p
o m yum
In -iir l n g a m !
rjiVJiwhiNlk*
J Im-ii yon ahv
i „,
i
1
M ice G ladys W e lls , M iss M a r y perhaps it w ill encourag e other-*
T h e union -(nm pt-d (In- pm pim :il
1 " ” « " " u d . w an t* to .a i-e as "eciiuom li-allv on-ound am i on
A n n G a llo w a y nm l M is * B e tt y . to seek p iy c h ia r tr lc h e lp ," he
M rs . C h a rlo tte Irla n d has »■•
« I speak to M r. E n th w h i.lle ," M r lH ,,n
A STOLIN K l f S ... AND y
K n th w h is lle Is undoubtedly „ u t, Im l
l,r •' b o o k lifc p c i. V r ia r ra lis tic und oiiaccetdnlile "
B a ll.
. .
■aid.
har g u e s t* • fo r th e sum m er her
U I1 H 0 I1 K C C I t B l i r ( ? l l l
M l* HI AIT BAID V IS f
A lso , S ta n le y Hockey, D an R a t
W a lk e r a d m itte d a " to rc h ” fo r to n -in -la w and d a u g h te r. M r. and
P v n n i t l f f his secretary w ill te ll yon. -\M t. I Higg». who »«.,> Lom m B at h o u rr h U r H d l i y r j V L n i n | | L n tb w b is tle s o ffic e . You ru n g o , v illr, Kv plari- Is. lie a i r i i r t s t y .
te n , H u g h W h o lrh e l, John P ierce h i* e x -w lfc had som eth ing to do M r * . D onald N u g e n t o f S y ra c u *# ,i
Fn cilia.
on fro m there.
— o f D a y to n a Beach. M ik e B row n, w ith h i* previous tro u b le *, w hich N . Y . T h e y , to g e th e r w ith M r * .
I W ilrv I n illln who ca’inr liom
I'ic fU ie il UUlimg tlie .lo n liil - ir a J im m y L tu lw lg , John K rld e r, K a y In volved public drunkenness am i Ir la n d '* son. R a y . spent the w e e k -'
B ut th e y 'll nevr get I ion kind H I.,, kilie .it,
—
» ,t-,,nd o f th e » e rie * o f ra , rltloys spoils.
K ent M c l.i-iirn u im weui a F tn n k
w S h o em aker, W a y d e R ucker. Ro ■cranes w ith the la w . M iss Jonen end a t D a y to n a Bench,
| p ltn l„ )jy .,„ p il* „ f the F a n n ie R. of u system In to tin- G reat A ..... ..
M a lle E ib i'ii I ’oole, who w a s ’ S in a tra t \ |ie nf tie, and o no
u* W e n re p o rte d engaged to her
b e rt C ru m le y , D a v id D y n l, F loyd
1 M unson I'la u o School In m e m o ria l in ti! home. T h e e tlip u -llo people born in K li-olii'i.vrlle, lllrio , lias I o tiie iw is e ri'-e m ld e - tile l.oleil
os*, D a v id O . S clxnlck.
C ooper and C larence G ra n th a m .
T r o y R a y , J r ., h a * accepted ■ 1 1„ M r * F a n n ie S te in lirld g *^ M u n have lu-t-u te llin g os fo, yciu s iJttti been in e v e n stale .o f - the esut criu m e r, ,M |ltim H e lm -. I.lo v d tic
" A t th e tim e — In the p re -rlln lc position w ith Johnson L ith o g ra p h ' Hon, was held
in tha M unson • be fu ro ily dniuentlc should pick up
falbi-i
. . . . . . w il -Vi
' ‘ oast, tin v e lin p w ith bn, fu
llo -i ' Lend, But In n a H o p ei, N an Jack
d a y *— I fe lt It v e ry d e e p ly ,” he and K n g rn v ln g C om p any In T a m p a S tu d io on M y rtle A venue T h u rs
-o il. H ill M u y ile i, i l l , - F m n n c k ie ,
side,
W in n .h u ll | W
' ' T w '" '
K " 'v b " iin d *. ............-s ite sniil. I w a * a v e ry unhappy cl.ni d u rin g th e sum m er m o n ih *. He da y at It:lt> t’ . M .
r. and Itic h a id S in illi.
a c te r.
E
o
g
h
an
N
e
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m
a
n
K
e
lly
.
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n
expects to re tu rn to the U n iv e rs ity
F im tliu ll, bn-elm ll und Im -ket
! ..
''
firm June M ells.„,n of Mmrtl.
" B u t now I know It Is not Im o f F lo rid a th is f a ll w h e re he w ill year old son o f M r * . V io la K e lly , to loom V.!!..K
D A T IO
la rg e in Ibis colum n, uh llelul. lint. Ilki-s spipiog
und III*' tin II act I v in e - ate -iim im n tie d in
Ill
p o rta n t. A n d w h a t’* m ore, l l ‘* I . M B |B.
w
a
*
guest
trombone
soloist.
M
ia
*
you m il see,) But I'v e alw ays radio
•’ C irc le N o . 7 o f th e W , H. C . H not im jw r ta n t to th e k id * e iih r r .’i ' 1* “
litiiniieHslIng
ambitions t>w yi-nc liiick. I.ym n n nml >i_________
Munson
stated
th
a
t
M
r.
K
e
ll
y
*
' bought you're going to have a Dele,, Agios, Furinu, boen oeui firs t • team nf KI h itler- lit liv e
o f th e F irs t M e th o d la t.C hurch met
to n e * w e re m ello w a n d -c le a r a n d
‘ la s l T u e s d a y a t th e hom e o f M r * e t ib i™ .0 'r. h i l- r t « S K
C. W . R e y n o ld . h i* v ib ra to m ost a rtis tic a lly dona. tough tim e persu ad in g the lady of I.I.ongwoiHl, we* a, liv e in lm* years, and iilth iin g li tlie G rey
the houao to s ta r t telepho ne calls
iioiilids th m iig h luck ol th ey "w ill
M B la k e S a w y e r*. 11471 P a lm e tto A v - Fr.urope.
u ro n e " Tinh ee vy ’r#
° ngi aa lo"
'o f .L o u.is
y
r e gg ea U
llin
tot " nd
. .* on„ B. le y e th
. gvnille
- . .,
t * Kfn
John F ite acco m p an ied " a t th d w ith such a resounding an d Ini Retbsll, plays and rbeet leading the u d m lrs lln u o f e v e iy iippnetn .,1
™ spue, w ith M l * . S a w y e r*, M ra. of love in re tu rn . I t m e a n * a lot w h o have been th e jw u e e g u e M * fo r
Estle Muwhjus a native Florlditu
ic e menl
e n t'-n
cli less from Ib.ca G ,an ile , was »ery. pupo lilayeil w’liile looking up ,n lig le
1 '™ S e » *a ' ** H
protincem
-miu
uch
H a r k T y re and M ra . A sh b y June* tu have a couple o f kble who Idol- th e p a s t-w e e k o f , M r . and M r * . rpliinn.
h o s e 8,,r„‘ *J
A lexander*
waetfn
agu mi,-e, say
tmv "w h o m
" when lliai,i..»
m a k in g in„.<i.u
Im p tliy . Inr mid was considered tin- sclun.l w liat they lucked in e v p e ih n i'
H e rm a n E . M o r r l* and sons, Bobby
a t hostesses. P re s id in g o ver the Ixe y o u ."
Band".
u . t ’linlA telephnin- is t, |ier»oiinl friend beauty, elir biography states
and iiu iiilie i - "
m e e tin g w a * th e new e lrc le c h a ir
T h e a c to r *a id M O M head p ro and E rn ie , le ft on S a tu rd a y In r e
VICIUS MOljAt ■ WAttO M i,**It
I I v w ay of fun the " p -'ife c l -en
rendered^"Rlgalelto' , a number!
" v r y ...... .
m a n ,’ M rs . S a w y e r*.
I think women
The clans btstorv ri-veuls ilia ,
ducer D on* R c h a ry ta lk e d him In to tu rn to th e ir hom e in K e n tu c k y .
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■
M ra . R oderick A d a m * r e p o r t.-’ v is itin g th e M e n n ln g e r C linic.
of tlit- group of Mil eldblien who I lor g i l l - " i- d e -i-iib id u - In n in g
played by him on the p r o f ram I ■* a t t " “ 'l< H" '
— S lim I I ' e i i l i i n - s —
Lt T u e s d ay n ig h t's re c ita l. T h e ! ■I'd « ' •».. me w ill, D r. f e l l s ro
...................................
................
.to th e g roup on th e church e x
lle d ,- the flrat guide
Ilf (lie* ttv,- e y e -, com plexion, nine i ml
” 1 'ild n o ’t w a n t lo g o ," he ie N u t e ll > -lip - of M illie f'oole, (lie tu,nil- ■>I
p a n iin n fund nm l ta u g h t th e atndv In trd , *‘I th o u g h t It w a * a h o rrib le
r n p a r itv a u d ie n re responded en - 1 m v e n tlo n tliu,* m en are. L e i ,r„ i v si-hnol, .Sept 7, It n i
I
tliu k la s lirn liy w ith applause.
j la tiily , I f H o /y colls A n n ie to tell j , ilm tim e llo-v c n tie d Ingli V era H iggs, loin and le .-m
fro m C h a p te r F iv e o f th e atudy sham e to go lo a m e n ta l clinic. I
" T r ii i i i c t i i M i(-(|u e i jh I i T h " " e n tire p m f r a m 'w a * as f n l- |h e i about In ............ en-ase re s I h u -h i j -cbnol only fo u r c h a ili-i m e u ib e i- Helen I ' i i i i m i i , lln- Tigioe nm l Y v book "N ew o eaa of L ife ." T w o new thought the w a y m any people do
I ' l ir i i i n o i ii i l N e w s
lIIWR.
'a song, she's going to th in k An- Ieiiu illu -d and ill llic Itl It* -en -n of F - lie llu w k in - und -le 110)1
m e m b e r*, M r*. Jam es C, H iggins that It m eant som eth ing lik e mo
and
smile
of
June
M
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l
in
p
T h e J o y fu l P easan t. M a ry E lle n • ule’s p u llin g on plenty o f side w ith d n — w c ic only tw o c lia it i-i- mem
an d M r * . W . I, M cfM pIno, yyen insane asylum . N o w I know d if
Lessing.
I m r li a sh I i i I i i I I o ii .
jrelconied In to th e circle.
b e r-. I ’lm alii (,'ardci and H elen |
T I'N S D U
fe re n tly ."
T ile illu e D anube W a lts , A m i j Tin- phone com pany base* Its
' T h e n ext m e e tin g o f th e circle
« ,ia W estern Jem bores
W a lk e r said he m ade no proD avis.
e n tire case on saving lim e , w h l*h
I IA M*we
w ill be held a t th e hom e o f M r * - r e * * In h i* fir s t tw o m o n th *
■ I I W e -te rn J*n»bnr*e
P enny W h is tle , Jane W h a tle y . | i * ,, sail m is ia k e If they a re up- •lie wire. C e rta in ly rod even lln'R o b e rt T u ttle w ith M r * . M c A lp in e th ere.
7 :(M» T h # J o’clock Club
T h e D o n key
P arad e, D onna ^pealin g to wom en teleplnm e users. plume conipiniv Is going In expect
MX* M rs . J. M . B la n to n a * hostess“ 1 w a * fig h tin g It ," he said.
7:*S Newe
8 oe A r th u r .
! A n o th e r th in g th e phone ru m - ii- In k«ep m urm uring. "A in 't■ on Hport* Hcnre*
w ith M ra . T u ttle . F o llo w in g nd- "B u t fo r th e n ext fo u r a n d a bo If
S ta r lig h t W a lts , G race D u g g er. | ,,auy suggest- you pick up the
rn m e n t o f th e m e e tin g re fre s h m onths I w ent th ro u g h an e x • OS P opular M illie
i-nm ilile, A liern ath y and E iitb ■:30 M orning O a v o llo a *
In * M o o n lit G ard en , Hobble j.hone and say sw eetly an il g en t- w Id-tie A be re run) Iile, Abernathy
m en t ■ w e re served.
W A A rtA
d ir
c itin g , w o n d e rfu l e xp erien ce
I
■:«l Mo,nls In M iV lo
Jean (la ilo w a y .
)V! " M rs . Jones s p e a k in g ," Lots and Enthw hlstle.” O r even "E n th ,T hoes a tte n d in g th e m e e tin g spent an hour each da y w ith my
B AA W orld *1 N ine,
■ I# popular M a lta
E a c ln a llo n W a i t * .
I egg)
n (ru,B M rs. Junes doesn't w ont w b i-ile
w e re M r * . A d am s, M r * . B roughton n s v c h la trls t and s lo w ly re liv e d my
re-iden re,
K n tliw ld -lle
* :!» V a rie ty
W a tk in s , M r * . T y re . M ra. W elch w hola life .
W L £ ..V
„ ___ .
! ,h * * In fo rm a tio n conveyed u n til residence," No. I think they bettei
V V l \ y A tA ftA
(MT
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la
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's
sure
site
w
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in
speak
tu
T irre , M re . G eorge W illia m s , J r.,
IO
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Old,
Nsw.
B
o
rro
w
**,
H
u
e
" I w a * so s ta rv e d fo r the in
Just let "hello" alone and think i
M re . E rn e s t S o u th w a rd , M r * . H a r- fo rm a tio n th a t I gubhled it up- I I I oo rchsOstrs * * t s r
F ro m th e N o rth la n d . J o . Fish
A f , " r .•»■*- “
l*« up another cam paign.
M orn lne V a r le lr
otd K e e lin g , M r * . C . R . Jones. M r * found nut th a t e v e ry th in g s te m * II II :tn
-om eone she doesn't w ant to -p eak
IS M lllu r y Band
e r.
•A . O. R oberts, M r * . C, O . Jones. back to how you w e re tre a te d and 11:00 W o rld *1 Noon
A t th e L o llip o p P a re d *. Yvonne to In th e firs t place, and a fte r a
M r * . M a rv in Leddo n, M re , B ll' how m uch you w et1* loved when t l : i s 1400 Club
p re lim in a ry "h e llo ,” i t '- up to th e N i l S H D R T C U T N I D C l f l ' I H II
C u lle n .
l:0(i
Pnpolar
H
tar
K ir k , M re . John- C a rlto n , M r * you w e re lit tle ."
I : IA I j i ll n A m e ric a **
A ra g o n n a is e fro m B a lle t "C ld ". culler to reveal If IH m ls-ion and
B la n to n , M ra. H a l (Ir u h a r , M r *
H A R K IN G , E ssex, E ngluint
l: lo Musical V u rle tle *
then lei her decide w lia t -lie w ants
B e fo re the tre a tm e n t, W a lk e r
A n n e tte B rooks.
1:00 B ar None Banch
la w y e r s , M r * . Jones. M r * . A rth u i aald he had f e lt th a t "everybody
A v e M a r la , T h re e Moods, Eng to do aland It. I t ’s d iffe re n t w ith T h e Rev. W . F . I*. C hadw ick, 44,
1:00
Today
*
m*r
B e c k w ith , M re . H ig g in s and M r*. hated m e, th a t I w as u n w o rth y of
M r. Jones--in the o ffic e , H e can m a rrie s MM) r o u p lr r a vein in Si
1:10 M il* A H e a d lin e *
h a n K e llevM c A lp In *.
-w een up the phone and suv g r u f f Jtdtn's A n g lican C hurcli,
happiness." B u t now he fe e l* ” un1:10 Your M em ory donas
P o lly , M a r th a E n g lish .
•t
----------------- — ------------------4:00 Music L o v e r* P reg ra m
L a te ly he's lieen nulieing -nine
belli-veab ly good; It'e th e d if
R ussian D ance, B e tty Jo H o llo ly. "Jones s p e a k in g ," hut lu en he's
:10
By
tlequsst
1_:0A Casselberry Hour
ference la-tw een n ig h t and day.
paid lo lie -p e a k in g . I'll bet Jones, • i ft he recent styles w orn by
way.
if * “
---------D oe* he th in k th e e x p e rie n c e w ill
V ienna who fo llo w - till- phone com pany b r id t- m ill th e ir hrldt-stnuidA:I0 Th* 1:1A Itrlehl Spot
Hou
m inds
fro m
I h
A:4I Hlnry Ilnur
advice a ll d ay, w ill g lo w ] "hello,
No In- has w ritte n in bis p u ii-h
m a k e him a b e tte r a c to r !
W oods, P eg gy W ilson.
(:(I0
News
N a rc is s u s, N a n c y R oundtree
" I ’ve th o u g h t a b o u t th a t) m avbe
when he nnsw eis tin- plum e a t m a g u tiiie ;
4W
AA
Mark*! IUpert
8
B Mlot-H
mu
H a r k ! M a rk ! T h e L a r k l M ary iioine.
It w ill. 1 now Ilk a p e o p le - l m
"W e d d in g dresses which la-gm
_ tellns riorlda
•#•'
— —
rl-l.ile Bon#*
• A n n B o h layer.
not a fr a id o f an yb o d y. M a y b e th a i
when
W ilh th e exception of llie B rlt- beluw i lie -liiiu lile rs , even
T h e g ra d u a tin g class o f I he I.a k
l:to Bp,
pnrt* Parade
, N ig h t an d D a y , C a ro ly n Pat i-h . w ho have evolved a ra th e r th e y are eki-il out liv n et, ure not
M onroe school w aa honored w ill w ill m a k e m e a b e tta r a e to r.
■:4A Perry Como lilafa
tic k .
W a lk e r s ta rts a p ic tu re J u ly D
typ ical am i even m ore tim e -w a s t suitable to (ie w orn In church."
To
a d in n e r g iven b y R av. a n d M rs .
rlfilna an a CTeud
H u n g a ria n H h p aao d i* N o . rt ing " A r e you t h e r e ! ," the "h e llo "
i t l K vsnins Muaio
•D . L . B ra ln a rd la s t T u e s d a y eve and w ill do a n o th a r one Im m e
tio popular M ust*
J o v e * P a lm a r.
w in g a t th e ir hom e a t M s lln n v ille d ia te ly th e re a fte r. A f t e r th at he
telephone -a lllla H o n Is p ra c tic a lly
1:4 A K ey noise by Carle
Ce
I f I he d in in g ta b le needs In be
O rg a n H o lu -ln te rm a u o , Eddie universal. I f the phone com pany
(Avenue and T w e n tie th S tre e t. T h e in te n d * to r a tu rti to M a n n in g e r’i.
l:oo Variety Hap
B e n k a rlk .
crum bed, a f te r the dishes have
"
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c
h
ia
try
ia
a
fa
s
c
in
a
tin
g
study
1:11
P
u
s
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ut
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w
ants
to
re
a
lly
m
ake
th
is
th
in
g
•■VPR*r W B , ■Pvnetfred by M ra
I l l B a ll Olaa ta
been rem oved and the guests - t ill
m *t (O rtls a d e )
N e ills H u h B w a g g e rtv fo llo w in ’ ■nd 1 w a n t to k n o w m o re about tOt i AA
w ork, th e y ’ve got to p rn sclytlxe the
P opular Muato
a re seated use a sm all p late and a
'g ra d u a tio n exercises a t tha school I t / ' H i MlUte
) 0:l> 1lo lle d N a tio n *
Hamburg a le a k Is good broiled whole w o r ld - and fig u re out the sm all n ap kin .
In fo rm e d t h a t ra p o rte fro m tSrio C ls •s irs I g o u v e a lr*
T h e la c * covered (a b le w a * canm inutes w asted on Iru u s -A llu n tic
w
ith
to
m
a
to
h
alves,
m
ushroom
,
News
, ta ra d w ith p in k and rad rose* R u ro p a h ln ta d a r i f t b e tw e e n M lie I11:00
■liras of b o lltd aw sat p o ta to , and telephone calls liy everyo n e shout
tl:«A
i S I TU
Tiu rntablo TtB ia
Lw ith g re e n e ry . Th o sa c n ja v In g the J a n e * and B e la n k k , W a lk e r had
id s lg h t B e a d e a v e M
baran slice*. T h is maksa a good ing “ H e llo ," " A lio ” e lr , back and
..* * •
r w a re M iaa P a t e f E d w a r d * , th is a n s w e ri ,
"O ftf-d la h " d in n e r. B e r n a green fo rth .
11:00
SI
Sign
O
ff
" N e v e r a d u ll m o m e n t."
M a e *) D u ff, M lae S a ra K a te
A n d m y clin ch er in th is a rg u
salad w ith It and a fru lt-a n d
Jam es B h lm e . Im th a r
m ent Is (h e fa c t th at th e re 's ahcooky dessert.
O P T O M E T R IS T
■nlutely no possible w ay to subA lu m m e rtlm a f illin g f o r tag
am peon,
■ r e * • * a a * la * 4 - litas*•« ( i l l * *
itM itll M a n n ,
■dilute "h ello , h ello , h ellu M " as
sandwiches la o n * m a d e o f fin e ly
W e a r* a - 1 *. i.a Mat. M l
r D a v ie , M rs .
- F t R S l*
chopped o r g ra te d e n c u ma lw
b err' m ixl -* '
1,114 a shout when y o u 're suddenly cut
A tla a il- N m l m m l ^ M b M l* *
j R a y N lchoia, ... D a v is and
o ff in m id-sentence, or you r a n ’t
M ra . B ra ln a rd . A a s le tln y
b ear anyone on th # o th e r en d o f
rv ln g w a re M rs . N e w t P av la ,
tr o u
E d w a rd D a v is and M ia a V lr *
I Mitt
tiff** )
spread
•w a g g a r t y .
Ik gtU4 MT
bread.
So
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
white painted w a ll nr c e llin g
Toni Twin, K *th l*n * O m eant*, ta y ti
70 to •0 Jer rant o f th e
R.
W.
Lippincott
th a t f a ll*
it.
A ftflU t} *** f ltd M t m t n J
w$JJt9 g
liAUliLU s i m r
Social
Hubert LawBon Wed
Calender To Dalele Kuhlman
P e rso n a l
NOW OHSN
OVIKDO
Swimming Fool
Yearbook Depicts
Mrs. Miriam RusBell
Entertains For Two
Labor Situation
If
i
Publication Is Dedi
cated To Principal,
And Senior Sponsor
Hollywood
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Sawyer Home Scene
Of Circle 7 Meeting
SLiViTl
w k n iM jjm
B"d Mr*
RADIO STATION
W.T.R.R.
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Monroe Graduates
.Honored With Dinner
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Dr. C. L. Pernona
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ac
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pint*t*m i«| 4|*M4kl n*|
TONIGHT * TUESDAY
M ih4 t llk ^ ^ Mi IHMt d**mo*J
M i Hm « * iM k ii i l /*»« fmkifg
D. GELLER
MMufsclurlng A Whoirauii# Jtwelern
M Broad Blrooi Building, Atlonlo, (in.
4 ltJ l
�One A nd Drop T wo
Frid Weber Hurt In
Sunday Game And
May Be Sidelined
For Several Weeks
T h e fie n fo rd G ia n ts div id e d th e
tw o baasball gam es p la y e d o v e r
*■* w eekend.
T h e Wan fo rd I tea
a A to 8 decision In
r g S a tu rd a y
n ig h t
pped a 8 to A t i l t to th o S t
A u g u s tin e S ain ts a t th a M u n ic i
pal P a rk yes te rd a y a fte rn o o n .
T o n ig h t the G ia n ta tra v e l to
S t. A u g u s tin e te m e e t th e S e ln ta
In a re tu rn e n g a g e m e n t, a n d it
Is lik e ly th a t M a n a g e r H a l G ru b e r
w ill te n d Jack B oback to th e b ill
to feee th e A n c ie n t C ity a g g re g a
tion. T o m o rro w n ig h t th e G llO ts
tre v e l to O rla n d o and r e tu r n to
th e local P a rk W ednesday n ig h t
w ith th e S enators In a b e n e fit cont * « t fo r th e Boy Scouts. B en W itb ttr W ill pro b a b ly be g iv e n th e h ill
call in O rla n d o and Joa S c h u lti
• U l f e e * th e S en a to rs Im re W e d
nesday evening.
F re d W e b e r, S a n fo rd G ia n ta
f ir s t baeem an, In ju re d tils le f t
angle w h ile s lid in g In to aacond
base In the th ird In ln g y e s te rd a y
a fte rn o o n .
M a n a g e r H a l G ru b e r re p o rte d
la s t n ig h t th a t x -ra v a h a d been
ta k e n o f W e b e r’s a n k le a n d th e y
showed a fra c tu re . A n O rla n d o
bona specialist w as calle d In and
w ga scheduled to eeo W e b e r th is
m ornin g.
" H e w ill Ire o u t o f th e lin e u p
fo r en in d e fin ite tim o ," M a n a g e r
G ru b e r declared In s t n ig h t. " I w ill
p ro b a b ly use R uddy L a k e
end
Jphaair T o n c o ff a t th a In it ia l aack
until I am a b le to g o t n re p la c e
ment f o r W e b v r."
C h a rlie Rosa w e n t th e ro u te
• g a in s t the D odgers to poet th e
v te te ry S a tu rd a y
n ig h t. B uddy
L a k e w a s d e fe a te d f o r th a f lr a t
tim a th is y a a r In th a contest yes
te rd a y a fte rn o o n .
T h re e hom o ru n s , one b y Len
M a t t e end tw o by C onnie K a v a k ls
fa le d to g iv e tho S a n fo rd c lu b the
needed m a rg in f o r v ic to ry y s s te rd a y afta rn o o n . 1‘cto P lc h a n , a
c a s t-o ff by ths G a in e s v ille G -M e n ,
provided th e w in n in g punch fo r
th e S ain ts . Its ra p p e d out a homo
ru n In th e top n f tho n in th In n in g
to produce the w in n in g ru n ,
i
i
D E L A N D . June 2 0 — (S p e c ia l)- Stetson University
w ill have
twenty-eight letter men in football logs when Coach R obert (i. Trocolor
blows the first practice w h ittle on September I. Athletic Director Hrady
Cowell said Saturday asdie announced the 1949 schedule.
One detail remains to be decided on the s ch ed u le- that o f how
m any o f the fo u r home games w i l l * ----------------------- —
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lly A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S
‘ Added AhFeature
— GOLF—
D E T R O IT — C a ry Mtddleeofr
To All-Star Tilt
and Lloyd M a iig ru m divided honors
Sports In Brief
In tho M o to r C ity Open G o lf T o u r
G A IN E S V IL L E , Ju n e 20 (Specnam ent ns th e y played lo n lie III i a l l — A beau ty contvat has been
an 11 -hole "su d d e n -d e a th " p la y o ff. added ns nil u tlru e tlo n to the m i
B rM isritl. «■
M id d te rn ff's w in n in g s boosted him nim i F lo rid a S ta le Leag u e A llInto the N o , I spot iim ong the*
S ta r I I iih c I i i i II G am e, .1, M . B u tle r,
o nation's g o lf m oney eiirnnra.
lim p president, nnnuiiucod yi'H teio'
A S H E V IL L E , N . 0 , - T o m m y lin y,
? H e m e s n f A tla n ta won the southEaeh r l l y w ill buhl nn eiim i . e r n g u lf cham pio nship tiy lic a tln g Illa tio n conteat to aelert n queen
T o ta l*
*1 A l N e a t o f M a rlo n , N . C ., 7 and an thn e ig h t e lty w in n e r* w ilt
■A,
|A * tr o m t
rn n ip e te nn J u ly 4, d a le o f m e
?
TRACK a n n u a l a ll-s ta r g am e, fu r the title
I 1 LOS A N G E L E S
Haul hern C al n f th e F lo rid a S la te Leag u e lie a u ly
J} ifo r n la won tho N C A A tra c k and queen.
o fie ld cham pio nship w ith 88
T h e A ll-a tu r gam e w ill lie piny
m ints, follow ed
cd III the hom e |m rk o f I lie leant
H a n fo rd 8(1
v i ntaMtiuru
nu nod
nnu
n m u . le a d in g th e I p iik u o an o f m id n ig h t,
J!
J im F ilc h » o f Y * l« not tho o n ly ) Ju n e 27.
s new m eet record, p u ttin g th e s h e ll
F an s w ill have th e ir chance
J Bfl fe e l I U Inches.
1 to vn te fo r th e ir fa v o rite s In tw n i
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j- — ..... . 00* 01* l o i — i ; leag u e q u a rte t set a new I I . K.
On T h u rs d a y , June 2.1, b a llo t*
| w om en's HHO y a rd te la y re ro ril o f fo r the a ll-s ta r* w ill he d la irlh u U 4B.7 In Ihe Police H ports Assn- tei| a t S t. A u giiN llne, fln tn eavtn e,
H ill— Judy,
lic h e n *. e la tio n m eet .
O rla n d o and D el.m id .
O n th e fo llo w in g nig h t fan s in
i s «u» * * m cM an m'J *' 1T,'!n— T E N N IS —
U r , r,V P kh Jn i !.'m Z
LONDO N Ted H chroeder n f Im rg nod P aint ha w ill have th e ir
In * in, Hanrnrd i. m i L a C rescents, C a lif., d e fe a te d P a y tn n a Reach, H a n fo rd , l^ e a
" ( t r i L i ' A V ‘ J P - * ! G a rd n e r M u llo y o f M ia m i. F la .. o p p o rtu n ity to vole.
».V
* • « . H O. fo r th e queens C lu b T e n T h e leag u e A ll-H la r * p la y the
- L it ,
U
nia C ham pionship! I.oulsn B ro u g h loop lead ers In Ih e J u ly 4 spec,
o f B a v e riy llllle , C a lif., w on th e la l.
jT
m _ i __ ' T
t
w o m en ’s title by la s t in g M rs .
K ach c ity w ill conduct its ow n
H6 B I r i m
L S n *
M a r g a r e t Osborne D upont n f B el- local b eau ty contest,
R u tle r also announced th a re *
I T r i - C o u n t i a n s l,VN A B H V IL L E , T e r m .” — B ry a n Ig n a tlo n n f Wendy lle rs h e y as o n*
—------------( B lt s y ) O ra n t o f A tla n ta w on th e o f th e s ta te loop u m pires and is
° /d S em inole* defeated H outharn Tennis C h am p io n sh ip by veajsd th a t Ram M usters n f St
lit C it y a n try In th e d e fe a tin g A rn o ld Waul o f Loa An- AttffU sH tie had been added to toe
o , n*d,
n**i.
. k ? * F V .« _ .W « « M d a y Ig®* IlH« .i t«
4 -8,
8- ^ j W
^ Wu*u,
I.
s t a ff as a replacem ent.
__ f M C l n f l i.r
T h e p re x y also d lv u lg s d th ree
• N E W Y O R K - N a ll K ., ($ 1 .0 0 ) flnve.
w o n tho G ss e lls H takaa a t A q u a L a n M a tte , H an fn rd catcher
d u e t J a s i B ab y w as second a n d R ill P a rln , R el-am t m a n a g e r, •ind
A d lle th ird .
R a n B ru e n ln g , D e l.a n d second
C H IC A G O — R ro llte (1 8 2 8 .0 0 ) b asem an, each drew a *10 n»w o n th a L lncnln H a n d ic a p a t L o n aeeem ent fo r ru n Ins w ith th # -im don F ields. D a n d a G i f t w a s sec plrea d u rin g the past w m k .
ond and G alliot* R ntiga th ird .
W IL M IN G T O N , D e l, A llis ’.
P a l w on th a N e w S a s tla H a n d ic a p I'a d d la d u rk and D o b o d u ra, w ho,
a t D a ta w a re- P a—
r k■, - - b—e a tin
--* -g- out
—-
r r . s iK u ir r is n
ah
%
m
K l.n H tIM
Team
STATK
Daytona lleach
tlalneevllle
S A X ro N II
I’alatka
Hi. Auaosilns
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41
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II
It
It
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N E W Y O R K . June 2 0 -W P )— T w o weeks after Commiisio
Cluim ller’s edict forgiving ail M eaican League jumpers, onl
S .R A IU K
I. P el (IN (lie score of reinstated players have reclaimed their old basebi
31 .1ST
the Majors.
14 .443 1
They are Lou Klein, S t. Louis C ardinal in fielder who is
XT .SMS n
I I .1111 m
fo r (he aching-back M a r ty M a r - * -----------------------------------------------
IX .(no i< m
be p layed In D e L a n d and how
33 . 1*1 1 1 W
D e l.a lt il
41 m 31
(irlsnitn
m a n y In D a y to n a
B ja 'jb .
T w o nr(|(l) t,i. tw een th e 40 yiirri lines nre
4T 371 1 *
gam es a re c e rta in fo r D e L a n d and M |ro f() |lf, r r „erved, and Ih e price l.eesliura lle.all* Veateritai
possibly th re e , C nw oll said.
h M |(„,.n i e„ la llv c ly a rt nt * 2 .r,0,
I’stsltia t, Orlando X IS Innings!
l.-m lm ra 3. liel.Hml o
"H o m e c o m in g , w ith P res b y te r- o r ( 10.0(1 fo r Dm fo u r hom e gam es
HI AnaiiNllne S, Hnn(nril S.
Ian U n iv e rs ity ns th e o p p o nent,' w ith sensnii tic k e t purchases I m v - ! I y I iiiih llescli I, llslnesvllle I.
(lames Today
c e rta in ly w ill he in D e l-a n d ,” G o -! Ing firs t rholcn on scuts,
I'nlslltn Hi tirlunrio.
w e ll M |d ,'• T h e n w e w ould !ike fo r [ T h (,
nrhwtlule Includes the
I.eeslilirn Hi llelHlIlil.
a ll th e students to have a n op sam e loom s ns Insl y e a r w ith one
I ih v I oiih llesrli ul (lalnvsvlllf.
p o rtu n ity to sec th e 1040 team In exception. T ro y H ltite Ims re
Hanford nl HI. Augustine.
A M IIHICAN l.r.A III K
acllnn as e a rly In the season ns placed S o u th w estern n f M em phis
W 1. P rl (IN
ra m
eelble. T h is m eans th a t the OcL on the schedule. S tetson won on ly TNew
14 31 ,*33
York
g a m e w ith T r o y S ta te C ollege, tw n o f Ihn nine gam es la s t y rn r, Detroit
33 14 ,&7!» a
34 .r*r,2
33
A la b a m a , w ill ba played In theone from S o u th w estern by a score I’tllliKtelehla
33 I I .r»37
Cleveland
M u n ic ip a l S ta d iu m a t D ol-and.
BohI oii
3* IT ill* <lti
nf IH to 0.
T h e o th e r tw o hom e gam es a re
IS 34 .44(HI
T h e schedule and score o f IP48 Waelilexlon
30 IT .117 M7^
chtenao
U n iv e rs ity o f T a m p a , on O ct. 22, gam es include:
Ht. I hoiIh
IT 4n .30* 1*
and M ississippi C ollege on Nov,
Oct. 1, M ills a p s C o lleg e, .liu k - |
desalts Veslerdar
10. A t least ono and possibly both son, M iss., (H tetso n 12, M illsnps
llleveliinrl 4. New Vnrh 3 II Inn
lloeliili !*, 1‘lllrNHn S
these gam es w ill be played Ip. D a y 8.1
I'llII h-Iotti|i|h S-3, HI. I.mils 1-7.
tona Reach, C o w e ll said.
Oct. H, T ro y H ta te , at Ilc l.u m l.
Ilelrnll V I , IVaelilnglnn nil.
VATMIVAI. I.K4IIIV
S tetson o ffic ia ls a lre a d y are (N o gam e Inst y e a r.)
Team
/
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th in k in g In te rm s o f the capacity
O ct. 18, M llllg n n
C o lleg e, nt ]
o f th e stadium s fo r the home Johnson C ity , Term ., (M llllg n n 12, |
gam ss. Tho D e L a n d stadium w ill Stetson 8.1
accom odate 0,00(1 persons. Thu
Oct. 22, U n iv e rs ity o f T u m p s ,'
sta d iu m a t D a y to n a Bench w ill Nt D oLsnri nr D n yto n u
Bench, j
seat a p p ro x im a te ly 8,00(1.
| (T a m p n 21, .Stetson L I.)
T h e n , too, fo r the firs t tim e re- l G et. 20, F lo rid a H tn le U u lv e rserved seat tlc k o ls w ill he n v itll- j a lly , nt (in tn r H ow l, Jucksonvllle
able. A lu m n i a re being o ffered nn ( F 8 U IH, .Stetson 7 .)
o p p o rtu n ity fo r c h o k e sente In the
N ov. 8, K rskln e C o lle g e , nt Dun
w est stands a t D e L a n d . It is W est, S. C ., (K rs k ln e 14, Rletson
pro b a b ly th a t tho fo u r re n te r sec- 0.)
tlons o f the e a s t stands, 2<i00
N u v . 12. I ’re s h y te rla n C ollege,
seats, w ill he designated ns Ihe nt D el^ im i, fln m cco n iin g . (I'rc » h y student section. O ne section on te rla n 10, S tetson 7 .)
the east side w ill he fo r general i N ov. Ill, M ississippi C o lleg e, n l
adm ission and ono fo r colored.
[D e L a n d or D uytonn Bench, ( M I shT h e fin a l de ris io n on how m any, | Issippi H , S tetson 0.1
I f a n y , n f the seats In the west
I k e . 2, H ollins C ollege nt O rstands w ill in- g e n e ra l adm ission I Isndo (R o llin s 22 , S tetso n 0.)
r
Inn nt
I
i * te n th tim e
T w e lv e tim es W a lte r Johnson
led th e A m e ric a n L eag u e p itch ers
in to ta l s trik e o u ts .
T h e 1000 P itts b u rg h P ira te s , w ho
wnfc 1 10 gam es, hold tha m a jo r
leag u e record fo r gam es won In g
season.,
<
C h icag o and N e w Y o rk hold
th e A m e ric a n record f o r th o m o e l
consecutive gam es w on— 19.
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M ic k e y V ern o n , In d ia n s — s la n tm ed ■ hom e tu n w ith one on In t h g ^7
l l t h In n in g to ffive th e In d ian a
a 4 -2 v ic to ry over th e N e w o ra
Y an kees.
V ir g il T ru c k s and F re d H u tc h
inson, T ljtr r s — pitched th e Tim ers
to « double shutout v ic to ry o v e r
and 7 -0 . T ru c k s g ave up fo u r h its
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YESTERDAY'S STARS
B? ASSOCIATED PRBRA
sh ortstop,
and
G eorge com e" m a t out f o r th em .
Iln iM m a n n , who hne ta k e n over
M ic k e y O w en ,
th e
onetim e
second base fo r th e N ew
Y o rk B ro o k ly n c a tc h e r w ho Bpcarheaded
G lfliils.
*
th e m o vem en t to have the fiveA h n lf-ito ie n o th e r ' A th le te s y e a r bans lifte d , said he planned
g rn n ted a m n e s ty expect to re tu rn to Join the D odgers to m o rro w In
lo organlxed baseball In th a n e x tj C in c in n a ti.
few d a y *.
T h o 3.1-year-old re c e iv e r added
The rest a p p e a r
te m p o ra rily th a t he's Just been w a itin g fo r a
s ty m ie d — e ith e r th e y d o n 't w a n t] re p la c e m e n t on th e W in n e r, S. D„
In i nine hack or th e re ’s no “ w a l- [ elub w h e re he has been p la y in g
s e m i-p ro b e ll. A s fo r re p o rts th a t
B ro o k ly n m a y tra d e him — M ic k e y
ra y s he's heard n o th in g ab o u t it.
S I IS
lir.'F.h I vn
SS I I
HI Umls
A ls o headed f o r tho D o d g er*
IS I I
llnnlnll
Is L u l* O lm n , w ho has been p la y
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IS IT
in g o u tfie ld fo r th e I ’a s to ra C lub
N»'W York
14 IS
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In V en esuela.
The
Venesuelan
SI 14
I'MIelinrsh
base hull com m ission has a u th o r -1 M ic h ig a n S ta te 's tra c k team this
H esalla V esferdar
lie d O lm o 's release and he expects [season w on th e IC 4 A tr ip le cro w n
I'lMstinrgh v. New York 4,
I'hliHgn I. Brnoklyn I.
lo Join B ro o k ly n by S a tu rd a y .
— the crosscoun try, Indoor and o u thi
l.iinls I, I'hlladstphla I.
ln C an ad a, tw n fo rm e r " o u tla w " door cham pionships.
II,■ Ion fc-S, c in c ln a s ll S -l.
¥ WWR ¥
*
pltch ers— F re d M a rtin nnd H a r r y
F e ld m a n — announced th e y w ould
re tu rn to U . S. baseball
jobs
s h o rtly .
M a r tin , fo rm e r S t. I h iu I s C a rd i
nal rig h th a n d e r, said he planned
to re p o rt lo th e C ard s’ M a n a g e r
E ddie D y e r. F e ld m a n , th e o n etim e
N ew Y o rk G ia n t w ho has been
g iven his o u trig h t release by th a
N e w Y o rk e rs , said he w ould go to
e ith e r S e a ttle n r S an D iego in th e
P ac ific C oast L eag u e.
M a r t in ’s old m ound m a le , M a x
L a n ie r, s till in hu lkin g . H e said
lie Is not w illin g tn leave his Q u e.
her P ro v in c ia l L eag u e post fo r
th e
s a la ry
and “ ea rn y o u r-s p u rs " p ro p o sitio n
o ffe re d
by th e C a rd in a ls .
M a r tin and L a n ie r have *2 ,8 0 0 ,000 in d a m a g e su its pending
a g a in s t n rg an ixed baseball.
T h e o th e r p la y e r te s tin g base
b a ll's rig h t to banish em p lo ye*—
fo rm e r N e w Y o rk G ia n t O u tfie ld
e r D a n n y G a rd e lla — has announced
he doesn't w n n t to re tu rn . H e ’s
also p lo y in g acm l-p ro h a ll In C a n
ada.
/.O n ly Two Of Mexican League
Jumper* Have Reclaimed Jobs
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H O flD A t, J U K I |0 , 1049
T W .M !.
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PRODUCES R ED FACE
A L T U 18,
B O k la . Ju n e 1 3 -H J J —
I T h e G re e tinw
SPUDS JOHNSON
-g C o,m _m u te # o f th e
■— — --------------------------------- - |A tiu » C h a m b e r o f C om m erce w u
P®l*#4 a t th e local ceafe.
Rural Common Sense
rmH
By
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Iw r b t f i n rR p
v
,n w* ,ked M r. and Mra. J. T.
IN C R E A S E E F F IC IE N C Y
C u p p , o f 8 t lllw a t c r , O k la . T h e
T O M E E T P R IC E D R O P g re e te rs descended w ith handM a in ta in in g f u ll fa r m produ c shj^tes and s a lu ta tio n s .
Ouppa w e re overw helm ed ,
t i o n b u t reducing produ ction coata
aaed e fficien
™ iJ w u g h Increased
ffic ie ntc y i i the and th a n k e d th e cham ber fo r the
g re e tin g fo r to u ris t*. " T o u ris t# ,"
fU e fo r fa rm e r# d u rin g th e m o n th *
knead, according to econom ists they chcorused, "w c th o u g h t you
w e re new re s id e n t*."
w ho have atudlcd the a itu a tlo n and
T h ro u g h red faces and sheepish
outlook.
g rin s , th e g r e e te r * tre a te d the
C autloua, co n aerv a tlv e op e ra tio n C uppa to th e C o ffe e th e y had
yeema to be th e soundest policy ■topped fo r.
M
» « * r f o r F lo rid a fa r m e r * , a.,
w all aa thoae In o th e r atatoa. B oth
P ID G IN E N G L IS H
business m en and fa rm e rs learn ed
N E W Y O R K June 18 - 0 P ) n * - « o th a t periods o f price de P a a to r R o b e rt S a la u , S outh Sea
c lin e * are not tim es fg o r p lu n g in g Is la n d e r w ho w a s c o n v e rte d to
J 0 br* undue expansion.
C h ris tia n ity and becam e a pastor
T h e flr a t step In p ro te c tin g o f th e S even th D a y A dventist
fa r m * from the shocks o f races C h u rch , peid a v is it to th e B ronx
slon Is avoiding over-expansio n of Zoo here.
cred it. R ep o rt* by th e U . 8 . D eIn the pid g in E n g lis h he learn ed
o artm en t o f A g ric u ltu ra l In d ic a te on his n a tiv e Island o f V e la L aV ella,
■ T] * p In the fa rm m o rtg a g e debt he describes th e a n im a l* lik e th le :
n try,
as m ------------a te ria ls have
,o f the co u......
- ------------C a m e l— •'Lon g fe lla , tw o Iwicka.”
pfenm e m ore w id e ly a v a ila b le fo r
L in n — “ N o. 1 pussy e a t.”
p u rch ase. G e ttin g out o f debt, E le p h a n t— " B ig fe lla e a rs ."
fL
. ,h * n * ° l n*
deeper In ,' H a ir y O ra n g -u |a n — " ls tn g fe lla
should be an im m e d ia te a im . B u y - g ra s s ."
------------- -— ------------------------------ •
m g U . 8. savings bonds I * s till
• gootl hedge a g a in s t In fla tio n .
PO UN D OF FLUSH
O th e r
steps
recom m ended
D B S M O IN E S , Io w a Ju n e L I—
ag a in s t prlca declines In clude: (Ah— W h e n la It p ro fita b le to add
production o f h ig h q u a lity p ro - s to th e r 50 pounds to y o u r hog,
ducts a t the lo w est possible p ro - * nd, w hen la i t b e tte r to ship th e
d *fH o n cost; w o rk to w a rd p ro v l p o rk e r to m a rk e t?
In g an adequate d ie t fo r a l f con- . . A _ ta h lc tiased on studies by th *
sum ers; support a g ric u ltu ra l coi- U . S. D e p a rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu ra l
leges and fa rm
o rg a n is a tio n * * nt* s ta te e x p e rim e n t stations
w o rkin g on p ro b le m * o f produ ction show * th a t you can add 50 pound*
and m a rk e tin g ; and s tre n g th e n to a 200-pound hog w ith less corn
th a n a f a tt e r hog.
- fin an cial reserve*.
I t w o rk s lik e th is : to fa tte n a
®
The econom ist* add th a t 1949
looks Ilk * a f a ir ly good y e a r fo r hog fro m 200 to 250 pounds it takes
F lo rid a fa rm e r*, Judged b y n o rm a l 4 :8 bushels o f .co rn: to hoo*t fro m
standards. R eceipts fro m fa r m 226 to 276 it ta k e s 4.H bushels;
m arketin g s th is y e a r a re ru n n in g fro m 250 to .100 It takes 4.8 buahead n f those in 1947 a n d 1948, s h e ll! a n d fro m 276 to 126 It takea
thanks to good late-scason prices 4.9 bushels.
fo r c itru s fr u its and h ig h p ro
U n ite d S ta te s m a ll service via
duction o f o th e r crope. F o r th e
country aa a w h o le, h o w e v e r, th la oox 6-n u -n a e etao in e ta o l e tao ln n n
veer's fa rm receip ts a re fe llin g th e ra llro a d a beg an In 1816.
behind those o f th e la a t .tw e y e a r*.
T h e te rm "assassin" derives fro m
' The g re a t B a r r ie r R e e f o f f A u s "h a s h la h in ", a g ro u p o f k ille rs who
tra lia Is a coral rid g e lq th e sea nerved them selves fo r m u rd e r w ith
hashish, an o piate.
exten d in g fo r 1,350 m iles.
f
"B e a d " c om e* fr o m "h ld a n ", an
Ang^Saxon
w o rd w a n i n g
to
BTV
■ociation w ith th a use o f roaarle a In p ra y in g .
A n im a l honfa, w h e th e r one-toed
aa In the horse, tw n -to e d * * In
cows, piga and aheep, o r fo u rtoed as In th e hippopotam us, a re
m o d ific a tio n s o f a fiv e -to e d a r
ra n g e m e n t.
Legal Notice
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T H E H A N F O R D H tR A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
re
I O k lah o m a ra n k s 22nd in po p u la- sult for divorce, otherw ise * Pc- ms i-cu n ty i v i i n iio iiss ,m Han- i
ervs P m ('iinrsssi. ,.ltl I,* snlsrsd ford. Flnrldn. In it <srln tn *U ll I
tlo n In the U n ite d S ta le s , accord- sasln
si ra u f» r is iitirs to si.pssr, psnillna In tlis I'lr . u lt c o u rt o f ;
tiles or answer ns rsittilrc.l tiv low Somlnols County. K ln tlils, In I ’hsnnersjn.
■cry, ho iiiihrevlH ti'il lllls nf w h ich *
ITNPHM my tinn.l Hint n iri. nl i» Klrul Kcilsrnl Hnvtrm- shd 1.0so
sssl tills tth day nf June, .V IV A ,-i.,'hit tun nf Hcmttinle C ounty. a
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M fT IC K tip IK T K N T T O f llK lin . UK At.
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undersigned will register with the
,naa( nl In l.itflur** ,n ion
Merk of th* rirc illl Court In anil Nsnford Avvmir. HaiiTor.l. Florida,
for
Volusia County. Florida
on under the fl, niton* mime Howard
receipt of pmor of pulillcsllnn of lli.tder
W liole*,il* Cnurn Itonery
hi*
notice of Intentto register i»m | that
wo intend to icutstcr
hr
flctlllou* name, to- *altl name iitirntnim lo the lorin*l
" I : T H K POSY P A TC H , under of the -PI, tlllmi* Nome Statute
which he I* etiRnited In the opsf- to-wlt Me.
m n;t Plorlda statute*
i*tInn of wholesale grower of cut I M l with the 1‘lerk of (he Circuit
'flower*.
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sm in n ts Court of Semloolc Connie Florida
locnled
In
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‘ i*n*>v*. vinriits. sod that
llo w iin l Hotel,<r Jr
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aall for dlvnrcat other wit* a He.
n m i m i o p p i t iM C A T in a
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Af tornoy
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To Announce That
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BEATRICE HUFFMAN
fmo July
In N o w
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JOHN W. D. MOOKK, Kcnltor
244 East Find Street
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fa tatavs la* lh a a tw a a M * .
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s a p a rtm e n t, m o d em t i l t b o th ,
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MOW ERS
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G a rd e n T ools, see
experience In Sem inole C o u n ty ,
8 T A N L E Y -R O G F .R R
If M . G leason, Ij ik e M a ry .
H A R D W A R E GO.
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m odern, H a rd w o o d flo o rs , tw o 1 G O O D M u le , I double w agon and
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t ile h atha, lo v e ly shade tre e *
v a rio u s m ute eq u ip m e n t. R. O.
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an a f r u it trees. P riced below to _ T h r a * h e r , C e le ry A v e .
C R E D IT n U U K A Il O F
d a y ’s m a rk e t on easy te rm s .
P o R P A IN T E R S — D e c o re to m , P * SANFORD
iT H a n g e rs . Phone 120 n r l i f t N . P a rk
Phone 180
j l have businesses w e ll established
108-J a fte r fl :00 P. M . W o rk (H U .A N D O M o rn in g S en tin el. O r
and o p e ra tin g p r o fita b ly , th a t
G u a ra n te e d . N o Job too la rg e nr lando E ven in g S la r . ( a ll R alph
can he purchased on te rm s .
too sm alt. E s tim a te s c h e e rfu lly ,
lin y . m r , - j .
C . A . W H ID D O N . H R .
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G E N E R A L M O T O R S D IE S E L
am i H tn r.e r service. H w ii I i i ' b
E N G IN E S
l l a l l r i y H eivicu , .1111 W . F lra t
P ow er f o r Ir r ig a tio n , R aw M ill.
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and
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cycles ic p iiiii'd , lin k and key
F R IE D J U M B O S H R IM P dinners F o r d e ta ils w r ite , F lo rid a D iesel
w o rk . N o w a llin g - -w o t k » im tE n g in e Sales, 882 E a s t B a y 8 t.
e v e ry n lg h t, 11.00. H O M E R 'S .
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(F o r m e r ly w ith W illia m s F ls ll
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screen*. F re e rs llm a le s . Phone
L a n a y 'a . Phono 108.
collect O viedo 2981.
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anced: m u ffle r ; ta ll pipes; floor
76c a ls o w eak d a y s . Lunches A
fle e O ateen, g e n e ra l d e liv e ry .
m a la ; body tlg h le n ln g ; radiator
s h o rt ordara.
S aleslad y • experiences also In , hose;
fan bolts; G tia rn titc c l
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•Itter, can give Doetor'e ref re* ^ ®
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and B R O N Z E S C R E E N
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cash. L O W E R P R IC E R , E x p e r t w a tc h
iM n .
0 4 a stove 110. S M I O a k A venue.
re p a irin g , G , C . F o llo w s , R o o m
700 S a n fo rd A v e . E m m
m £ > .'
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Hnnfnnl's I.cnillng I’nlnl K (linns Slum
117 S. I'nrk
Frrc Delivery
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low m o n th ly pa y m e n ts .
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ity T h a re b S tr o n fth —
P rq ts c t t l » P m N o f t o * W s r M i
P ro n o to t U P rag vaaa o f A a a r ic e i
h v i i t * P r w p or f t y fo r S aa fa a d .
2Thu ^attferd lirralfr
•
Schools Urge
o For New Taxes
Legislator Says Ad
ditional Funds Are
‘ Needed To Educate
Florida C h i l d r e n
T A L L A H A S S E E . Ju n e 21—
OP)— G o v e rn o r W a rre n c a lle d In
re p o rte d
and
ph o to g ra p h e rs
today to w atch h im a lg n a n o t*
p u llin g his 1048 C a d illa c aadan
aa s ecu rity fo r a 13.000 loan.
T h e fO -d ay note w as sent to him
fro m lh a C o m m e rc ia l B an k In
P an a m a C ity . T h e G o vern o r said
th e In terest ra ta w as 10 p ercent.
T h e bank la headed by M a rlo n
G . N elso n , a W a rre n appointee
lo th e S ta te R oad B oard.
•
G A IN E S V IL L E . June 21 < / P ) Florida county reboot rupenntendeni* have her uiged by a mem
ber o f the H o u ie of R tp icle n lalive a
lo join the fight for new revenue.
R rp . S. T ra v ii P hillip*. Hernando
C ounty, wired the school head* lo
“ tell the molheis and father* of
the rchool childicn of Florida that
revenue m uM be produced to ed
ucate their children.'
<»
“a .
H o rn , o j
• Representatives," Phillips said " I
would like lo warn that now is the
time lo tally your forces and tell
lha mothers and fathers of the
school children of Florida that rev
enue must be produced lo edu
cate their children."
"Thera isn't a heller investment,"
P hillip* concluded.
a
P h illip 's te le g ra m cam e a f te r n
J poll o f co u n ty school heads m e e t
in g hsra showed th a t m oat school*
w ould o n ly be open fo r savan
m onths unless n ew revenue is
found to m eat the 1949 school ap• t ' M l i M U n a r a s e alas
M rs. DeCoursey,
Sanford Resident
• A lY e g rs J b .D e a d
M rs . W . C. D eC o ursey, w a ll
kn o w n resid ent o f fla n fo rd - fo r
tha past 43 years, died a t har hom a
; o n 218 W a it N in e te e n th
S tre e t
th is m o rn in g a t 10:45 o'clock.
M rs . D eC o ursey, 87 y e a r * old,
w as horn In B u rlin g to n , h y . Sha
.h ad been In III h e a lth fo r in ora
th an a y ear. H h* w as an a c tiv e
m e m b e r o f th e
F ir s t
B a p tis t
a C h u rch , th e T .E .L . C lass and fo r
~ m a n y years ta u g h t
a
Sunday
School claaa In th e church. She
-w a x also a fo rm e r m e m b e r o f
S e m in o le C h a n te r T w o , O rd e r o f
' the E a s te rn S ta r.
She I t s u rvived b y th a husband,
W . C . D eC o ursey: tw o ifa u g h ta ra ,
M rs . C h a rlts T . H endsrson o f D e L xn d and M rs . J. W . P a rh a m o f
H u n te rs v ille , N . C
on# g r a n d
d a u g h te r, C h arlen e H endsrson o f
D s L a n d i one
slstar a n d
th re e
M ^ ro th a ra .
F u n e ra l
a rra n g e m e n ts , u n d er
a direct Ion o f E rick s o n F u n e ra l
a m t. w ill b * announced la te r.
Legionnaires Demand
End To Klan Acts
B IR M IN G H A M , A la ., Ju n a 2 1 (A*)— A rouaad L e g io n n a ire s to d a y
em ended th a t J •ffa
f " rs o n ( B lr m I In g h a m ) co u n ty la w enforcem ent
■ o ffic e rs p u t a h a lt to a e tlv ltle a o f
hooded and w h ite robed moba.
In a n o th e r developm en t, a B ir
m in g h a m P o st re p o rte r w a a knock* ad down yesterd ay w h lla a tte m p t.r in g to In v e s tig a te n ig h t rid a ra a t
* B um lton, A la .
* T h a ra o o rte r, 2 8 -y a a r-o ld C la r k a
ta llw o»rth,
r t w aa not aarlo u sly h u r t
w
a
r
r
a n t c h a rg in g a a a a u lt and
■ f
ry waa aartad last night on
j.jitte
#*
ill
fioE
iVRoacoa Fowlar of Sumlton. Fow-
f ’ tnlngham dlatrtet war* asked to
u .
mast today to organise a "cora.tnltta# of M0Nto eoinbat activities
of tha night ridara. Sovaral par*
.kona recently have- bean floi
and others threatened by white
robed man.
C IT Y B L S C T K U T
th ro n t o -------------
m h*
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
*
^
the w eath er
C ontinued
w orm
and s u ltrp
th rn u ih W ednesday. S om e llk o llhood of a few liin il Ih u n d rrs h o w .
e u . L ig h t so u lh erlv w in d *.
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SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , TU E SD A Y , J U N E 21, 1949
EsUbttaheal 1908
VOLUM E X X X X
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Associated Prctw Leased Wire
N O . 216
Prague Communists Step Up Fight Judith Coplon Johnson Says
On Catholics In Czechoslovakia Says She Took Inter-Service
P R A G U E . C ta c h o tln v a k le . JoaO 21— (A*!— G o v e rn m e n t co n tro l!ed new spapers g *» # a h 'n t today th a t the n a il f la p In th e C om m unlet re g im e 's w a r a g a ln a t th e H om an C a'thollr C h u n k m ay ba the
a r r r i l and prosecution o f A rchbish op Josef R e ra n aa an enem y of
lh a M a te .
By A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S
Labor Group Okeys
Files For Book Rows Harmful
75 Cent Minimum
Witness Ends Testi D e s p i t e Differences
Nation’s Defenses
mony In Defense
Denying Charges;
Peacetime History
State Takes Over
The Com m unit! government of Czechoslovakia M apped up it* lued
with the Roman Catholic Church today. In the largely Rom an Catholic
province of M oravia num eroui clergy and prominent laymen w ere it p o lle d attested.
w a c u i m p t T im
i
,i
According to one aource Archbishop Josaf M atocha o f Moravia's
W A S H IN G T O N , J u n e 21 ( / P ) —
»econd c ity, Olomouc, la under >■
------- -------------- --------------------J u d ith C o p lo n c o m p le te d h e r lo n g .
police surveillance. A closer police
P°
said P ik a bad w o rk e d w ith the
nd
P<
palace o f A rchbish op J o te f B aran
In P ra g u e .
C h urchm an describe th e events
a i a g o v e rn m e n t m ove to e x te r m i
nate th e h ie ra rc h y In Cxechoalov a k la and cut o f f a ll ties w ith the
V a tic a n . T h e g o v e rn m e n t has act
up a "C a th o lic A c tio n " o rg a n is e tlo n w hich A rchblah op B a ra n haa
denounced.
T h e V a tic a n decreed v e a te rd a y
th a t th o ia v o lu n ta rily Joining tha
governm ent-sponsored
^ C a th o lic
A c tio n ” g ro u p w ould ba axcom m u n ira te d .
G e n e ra l lle llo d o r P ik a , fo rm e r
d e p u ty c h ie f o f tha C xechoalovak
a rm y , w a r executed
to d a y
at
T n n k ra c prison, tha P ra g u e rad io
announced. H e w as sentenced J a n .
28 a f te r a tw o -d a y secret t r ia l on
c h a rg e * o f d iv u lg in g aacreta to th e
B ritis h In te llig e n c e .
W A S H IN G T O N .
June
21t/4’ >— S e e re t a r r o f tie ( e n * e L o u ts
J o h n s o n , w it h
P r e s id e n t T r u ic p c a tc d d e n ia l u f e s p io n a g e *C a p p r o v a l, to d a y p ro p o s e d
B ritis h In te lllg a n c a service fo r pay
I ” 0 . " '’ i
since 1940. I t said he sabotaged t i v it y to d a y a n d w a , tu r n e d o v e r
S90.000.nnn
J o h n s o n d r v r lb e d
w o rk o f th e C aechoslovak a rm y lo ihe g o v e rn m e n t lo t c ro s s exam
w h ile ha w as heed o f h it c o u n try 's inalion.
th e m o d r r n lia t lo n o f t h r t o o
m ilita r y m ission In 1941.
A fte r she had testified for about r a r r i e r a aa a n a n - w r r to Ih o i-e
«*ho a n x e rl th a t h v Ih e re c e n t
of
T w o package*
A ssociated! 12 hour* under the guidance o !
Ih e
N a r r 'ii
Praaa naw aphoto# Illu s tra tin g th e
|a w V ff A rch ib ald P a lm a r i
ft
c u rre n t s tr ife betw een C ra c h o a lo -! , n ,e ' V ? " m e n ' , * ul r a im e r, t „ p t r r a r r ( r r ,thhre r e w a s a eo n• lic
•
t a lm e i s u d d e n ly tu r n e d lo p ro s a e tt
1 cy
.........
•P ira
" e it h e r
to
s in k
Ih e
v a k la and• th• e -R om an C- atho
N a v y 's air a r m o r t o r r d u r f th e
or John M . Kelley, and said "your
C hurch w ere a e lie d bv C«#cho«lo
N a v y in a s e c o n d rla s a r o la .”
itness. M r. K elley."
v a k s e c u rity police T hey w ere
a tlll held today d e ip lt r assurances
th a v w ould b * released.
T h e photos w are a d d ress'd to
A ssociated P r a t t offices In L o n
don and N e w Y o rk .
T h a p ic tu re * w e re m a d * at tw o
p la c e t— w h e n
A rchbishop J o te f
B a ra n voiced defiance to g o v e rn
m e n t co n tro l m aaaures at S tra h o v
M o n a s te ry S a tu rd a y n ig h t and In
P ra g u e ’s Palace Square S unday
a f te r
A rch b lah o p
R eran
was
d riv e n b y a w h is tlin g , hooting
fo r clem ency.
T h e o ffic ia l account o f th a t r ia l g a n g fro m S t. V itu s C a th e d ra l.
^ssst&k WSS'J'lsa
Touhy Inducted Inquest Is Held
As President Of Into Shooting Of
Sanford Rotary Seminole Bandits
Past President’s Pin Fantasia Is Found
To Have Been Shot
Of Herman Lehman
By Willard Brown
Is Given To Stine
„
_
.
..................................A t an inquest held this m orning
G eorge T o u h y was inducted in to • by Judge Douglass Stenst rom and
o ftca a.i president o f (he R o t a r y , * , , . A tto rn e y M u rra y O verstreet
C lu b a n d G eorg# 5 t m * w as p ta - |0 In q u ire in to the death at 1 2 :3 0
. . n t c d w . l h , p . ^ p , . u d . n t 1. p ,n .( A . M . ju n a
o f P a le r J, F a n ra rm k rly belonging lo fb * D ie H a r ,|,V
is ,. N
N ee w
w ’J
'laltrsuayv gunman,
.u n m a n , dur
d urila ihn ia
m an L e h m a n , a l the m eeting o f the ing an attem pted holdup ol the
R otary Club yesterday noon.
In presenting tha pin to M r. Stme,
H . H . Coleman, himself a past
president, said. "T h e club want*
you to know that it appreciates the
fine work you done during the
past year. We know there have
.
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.. .
. .
, .
I’" " . " " " *
and tribulations.
httl honors do not come w illm iii
Ibis occured about ten minutes
before the usual noon tecess, b u t.
Kelley luld federal Judge A lb ert
L. Reeve* that he was ready frfl
start the exam ination im m ediately,
Miss Coplon's slory added up lo
1 this:
She never passed any govern
ment secrets In Valentine A. Cubitches, a Russian engineer with
whom she was arrested, and ha
never asked her to do so.
,
, W A . K IN G T O N , (line 21 (A ’ )
" f ,V ,r n ' r
"f knowledged today that 'severely
ronlestrrl
A rm y N av y-A ir Force
■h s a g ie e m e n l* h a v e h a m p e re d ih r
w o rk r if (h e n a tio n a l d e l- n . e e t
1
iblishment.
H e «aid. how ever, that they w ete
uncere d isag rren irn ts. am i a d ilrtl
•hal rle ip ilr ib rm " l im e rsisl> to
• lav a rra ib n rs t am i ilr le n ie pnten
I ’s pr e i* found In her p m se w ere tial snperiur In | I m I o f suv previm
nut fo r u*e In espionage a r tiv lt
p e r io d in o u r n a liu n 's p e a r e tim e
but In ro n n a rtlim w ith I I I A boo^t li iv l o i v . "
«lie said she w as w ritin g , 12) A
|ohn«on * arldrr»«. prepared lot
C iv il S ervice e x a m in a tio n
she
iila n iis il to take M a r. Ifi and ( 3 ) the g rad u atio n of n f f u r i* a ltrm l
H e r w ork a * a p o litic a l a n a ly s t Iti .ug. || ir N a tio n a l W a i ( ollege. wa
Ih r J u s tire Ile p a itm e n t
i h e a rd b y P retid e n l I lu it ia it a n d
She re p e a te d ly swore th a t she
.
.
• s tn g an y 1 other
ia ll* It w a* Ih r tiehad n o In t e n t io n o f• d■'a r lu
o th e r hIniggli
h o
o ffic
f f ic ia
fe n»e chief** fir » t rn .t|o r * p e e tli
o f th r papers to anyone.
T o d a y she said she destroyed n n e r he lo o k n v r t th e |n b u , M a ic li
a m anuscrip t lo r the bonk ra tn e
th a n have It fa ll In the hand# 0
. . . . .
d e ic n b in g that
Ural niniiio
tio n a* io
......
the F B I
n a . descnbing
n
She told the Jury o f e ig h t m an ip tra lo ria l" and ' d r t p o lir " It n
am i fo u r w om en try in g her on eg- b ecam e of K u *u a llia l th r l huted
■ taattiM**.- on l-aae S ltr
S tale* lim it m ain tain a M tong m il • C nB ilniiaa ten » « , I n
,T.*VTt IS li'.h T h .rtS
.........
Inquiry Launched,
_
..
Into Fee Payments b^oo.Grand Jury
_
On u. S. Contractr ®«Kma
Probe Of
American Legion Membership 1$
Largest In History Of Post
Sen,lit* Subcommittee
Ag.nust Extending
W.H’.e Benefits To
Ailrlitlonal Workers
f our n
W A S H I M . I O N , i lin e 21 l/ P ) —
im h d a lr s w e re a d m itte d la s t e v e n in g a t m e n ih r is o f
C a m p b e ll l.n > « m g P o s t N o . >J. th e A m e r ir a n le g io n , b u n g in g t o l. il J A ' - r „ a le l <h<u lu b c o m m itte e v o te d
llie m h c n h l|« In 4 4 * ih e !<<g)<r,t in th e h ta ln r v n l ih e P m l ( 'n m n n in te r U ll.in in m ii Iv Im la v fo r .1 m in im u m
J. IJ G a llo n n ir p o it e d to d a y .
s».rgr ,.| 7> re n t, an hour. It de
N ew lo r n ih e rr a ie A lb e r t E . M c M illa n . C h a i|e « S h a e fe r . R o b e i t P. cided ig iu i-t Irv in g to extend cov
M tn cv, am i 1* K P en ning ton .
T h r high)' -i previous member
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s h ip Of t h r P o s t w a s III 19 4 5 4 8 .
when u m le , .1 .1 R ,W o. the t o t a l J - * * '” "
I'onlmg to •'ip' K'arlr
Louckx,
Port hi.-torian. Ihe highest n ie llil.e r.liip w a. 1 h»* .Kit of Ul»'li.27
when l «t, , s I' I'h ltleiu len was
post comma,niei
The p ie .e .u high me in herslii),
hail It - il n i l nut reachetl a peak
tliirin g the l; 't s l.i t r im o f Jam es
\ W rig h t
A l Mi Mlltri
m anager o f Hie
eglnli .p o ll .,.11 I b o v*
liasetm ll
• • »>••• !• .1 Ural ihe t*» men;
i»*»rn
Hu f*"iin Ita v f iif w uni fo rm ., oi.l Inivi' m ade a flu e s ln rl
I>y rli’ fi .liiig A popka 20 to 2 last
>vprk. T h ey a ie • lird u led lo p lay
S i. Cloud al II,, J.'i ,e y C ity I'a ik
li n e t in . is fte iii.m il
John
e ii la i d
WHS appointed
" l'
**« »
" * h e
erage id the sv ig r-h o u r la w
5 .0 0 0 .9 0 0 ad d itio n al w o rker*.
to
Ihe .esrn-m an
siibcunmittee,
headed bv Senator Pepper ( D - F l a ) ,
conslilnle, , m iio n ts of llic 13pre.hlent, K a rlyle
lluusho hler,j loan Senate 1 aboi l o m in itlrr. So
aecretm v
sml
John S r n k a r ik .l prouin.tM ,
mdas *
agreement
tic u su rcr Klecterl as n u m h er. o f' mean, rh- l„|| , o„„m r|.e is certain
thr hotiftl of ilirri'tofo won .L iiu r .i,,
,
.
,
A . W rig h t. F. U S co tt. C a ll I .unci
santi-1 ,0- ........... ......... “ age boosting lego e l F ie ld , It. I J o h n s o n a n d
*■• Ore S e n a te
K re
u n , , J..........................................
D ouglas M e iu tro m
•h ie lr ,iu o n was a g a iin t exO ffic e rs amt d irecto rs of the tending ih r law tn s.o ikets in le ta il
nsiiociahon w ere given posset to vlote.
act an y w ay n rre s .H tv to m ake
I In
ig. n..in a ,, now applies
n rrH iig e m rn t.i fu r tlie fa ir in IW 50I
w ith o u t h avin g to r a il a m eetin g | jlo
" ii u >0 In .in e .« fii in , m a k in g or
i: u >i|, whi>h urv .h ip p ed
o f the; m em h eish ip .
K ollow ifiK
*• li Irk rn |>ilnti tup- . H i " . : .title I.n r., C i'tii’ln lly , It fo rh id . pavinetit n f ii In ... i v.ige th a n
per Inst evening. Ih r m rm h rra m■HI ••••nl mi hunt and im p titiM p a y sported the new addition
which in fill nf p ii'iiiiu in puy f<>r w o rk
aside fro m p a in tin g is rn in p lrte over 4ii ti lira ,i w eek
m ill In c lu d e ............ffir e . a "m ystery
In id ili t i'm tu mi iiw n n s e in
m o m ," a la ig e k il.d ie ii and tw o Ih r lo ir i iv i tin *n
i unit a, l.u h o r
le s t m om s
i i i i i i i i i - li , ! . .
P i'r ii • I it in o r i riK l o r
was tin Under Jam es ford 1
S ln g le 'a i\ m c m th e membership l , , r y
number
---------------------------- —
*
' r..
1 ,r J*">"'S S in g le
e'eotc.i preMdeiit ..f th e
• x t n i. ii'n
'I th o t.rw lo e n v o i m l-
t illi >>*1111
.......
Mu l u f I h r oppoM tuiii h i Cupgtv.vs bus centered
British Freighter Bedell Smith And
Struck By Bombs Gov. Dewey Urge
In Chinese Raid Europe Aid Plan
m i , i • I i i I m ' i ; lh •• '.iiv r iu g u . r a t h e r
t l u n I, '- t* " g tilie m im im u m .
M e m - ' ll'lc , ;l d .d ig H tii'i, o f u n cm c n , p '" \ , 1 ' 11, 1,1,1 11 , ,m u , a ll
bei > of th , C IO t 'n itc d E le c tr ic a l
1' ■l i t . m l," le d
m em W .. r i ,r I
'1 1IV 'll t i l .
l|,H ll'p l
Socinlisn* I Jfimimrcfl
By Speaker At GovcrunrH’ Conference
( D 0 | h * i t ile d .i p e t *11 on I n fo r c e
,m t ..f H u I I " i . • V » 'li t i l l . C i, i i i i n l i
t e r Ills lu ll a t le n d in g I h r h e iie f lt s
g i i i d h r i I n * 1 y . i i i , I tie c < u iim tttu *
h a . t r f i l. i e d to a rt
U
N , i t i t » t i . i l i ' ; f ’.
L V it
In
1 * 11*11
R l.iftic fl
Im itlrn f
K ln c lc .ir lc
• P la n
iH A N i
iH A I. |une 21 (/!*( —
C O L O R A D O S P R IN G S , June 21
fln n e r e N s tio n a liti planes today
l/p)—
Lieut. C.eneral Walle, llfdell '
d am ag e,I ih r lin l it li lie ig h te r AnSmith u*|i-ti‘l d ,*iis.i i governor * ■i)
r h lie * . m p irin g Foul crew m en The
lorngld to lltiow llirir ueight lieD r ih f r v
f ^ H a i r i r p s *va' ,d * ne* s t,M f n * d » iih eti o n Iiiik I ., doiihlr li.,i rrl«**l p io g u in to
W A S H IN G T O N , June 21—
U M
V ir o ij,w
Company warehouse
S tm inole Club n ta r Altam onte
give Western E tllv p r dim * dll (I
C h a irm a n H oey ( D - N C l « f lh *
T i n a i i i O S P P "“i„ m
. a , .,
rin e e fighter-bom bers M agrd the
T A L L A H A S S E E . June 2 l ~ i ' l >
, .
,
,
,
Springs, a jury reported that F a n S «,ia te In v e s tig a tin g C o m m itte e
lull .tdle economic ltd
Will
,
”
1
V "
tasia died of a gun shot wounds in announced an In q u iry lo dgy m to - A L io n county g ra n d tu ry M a rtT ie ,, before the former im hdih.tnghai
,n 2 4 h o ur,
lo o kin g In to thr
L e g is la tiv e ........
-t.
flicted by bullet* fiom a .45 auto the re p o rt o f a 11,000 fee paid fur
,j,lo , lo Moscow «|iokr .,1 ll,e 41,1
h flp In K fttln ff governm ent con b rin e rv rh iirgcA
John A liilM e .l A ll foreign »l„|,|>,t,g i» like
d „ l,,l,l ,|a lr ,I,liner of the govei
matic pistol, fired by W illard
^
S rn ig g h lo tliy
A llilil e« w a * h r .ir iir .l
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honor and pride".
they came into the room through Q u a rte rm a s te r C orps and l a t , , h o ur, th en M r * H m .*he la M a s s ry .
I •n ite r! ‘ d a te .
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iced y e s te rd a y I* wa-. to begin Ir'rt"!L e h m a n S t one o f hta bast friends its entrance (torn the outside, ac an em ploye of Ih e W a r
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H o ey said W illia m P. R o g e r.,
emintiv >',l*t l,ol nnly help I tm.pe ft him C a llfn iii, , , , 'In ' iVI'.l A C and
whose pin n * w ould ba honored to manager of the club.
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W h lla F a n ta s ia w as m o u n tin g a In g g ro u p , w ill "m a k e a com plete approached him In opposition to
on, , lift Ih r western drum, rm-ie
nam ed.
d e n t’s pin to M r , T o u h y and said la d d e r le a d in g to an overhead s to r
h a , a broken buck .rod bend lu
In v e s tig a tio n o f a ll the facts.
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"the A no Ideas w a * h it t about 9
th a t he had a lw a y a dona a grand age room , In search o f m oney
“ I t should be c le a rly
under M °o re o f L a k e H y . a H ig h w a y
f* ,,.<<» poHltlm, In the ptnol wlieie p in e s .
Job on a v e ry th ln g th a t h t had R o ckw all g ra p p le d w ith
S a lv l atood th a t the m ere fa c t th a t the P *»ro l ra d io and sound e x p a rt, A M . I» ra l tim e ) (list a fte r »he
T h e fa m ily of Jnnies H. W o c r•
h i , test I aggirtslm , long
tin n e d fro m the Y a n g tie irrto U,.- he.
bean calle d upon by th a cluh to s a ile d his gun a rm and h a lf t u r n
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• rec,,r,,1'*« m achine. There
g ra n d pob aa p re s id e n t fo r tha o ff, S aid B ro w n . A t close q u a rte rs asked to m a k e th is In vastlg atm n
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p re c ia tio n f o r th a confidence which tu rn e d on the la d d e r to com a dow n added
tim e *, and lit,' tw o w ere found
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about M ' fa r I fin n , ttss* H iitotindille.
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c o m m itte e " w ill d e term in e the,,
^ . O tw asnor W a rre n a* al 12:80 P . M . y e a lrrd a v at h i* S * * .- '" i B yrd ( U V a i
fC a s tta u e t
In la y |
B row n.
T « i/y , i,
, , 'u i , l a i r d th a t
w h a t rouraa should lie follow ed ,,, M gneil to hide and w ltn e a * th r al- j hom e. 213 E ast F o u rth S tre e t H r th - a r c U lv e lim n ,I, „ ( ih r gov , J o h n rrn
n iln u r.r ••» r » « . * , «•
M a x le P a rris h , w a ite r In th a th a public In te re s t."
' • * ed h r l>'ery tran sactio n
had lived In B an fo rd for I h t r * ....... ..
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1
clu b, s ta te d th a t a lt a r th a th ra a
i mi ,:
Apr il al Mtr l e t r nf m i n e
bandits entered th e b a r room .
r
Horn J u ly 9, 1807 In V illa H lcra.
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N ic k S a lv l, w ho la now confin ed In
G a.. M r W ebb w « * a resident nf
'
V ' r « ln e ". •’h e tim a n " f H ,r
C o u n ty J a il, did th a ta lk in g and
ibs art ax:
expected took a w a lle t c o n ta in in g 1820
All local title club#
C assia. F la . fo r .n o r .
t h ." . M !
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to aaad committeei to a m illin g fro m hla pocket. F a n ta s ia , m e a n ,
T w e n ty b"V» and g irls have en
PXCl'IIm .n K
N E W Y O R K . June 21, (/P i—
, „ . , , i I., b , c . , » . c m .
F re d W e b e r, S an ford
to bo hold tonight al 7)10 o'clock w h lla , took |8 In caah fro m a n
f i l l In te re d p e t* to I'o in p rte In Ih e pet
o f a N * w Y o rk judge tw o and a h a lf y c a i*.
ol tha Tourist Cantor to dlteuaa o th e r pocket. S a lv l, m is ta k in g f lr a t basem an, w ho w as In ju r .d In T/ .h"e Vdecision
r ' ! ' 0" °
f r o m ' bru
.pm ,sore,I
F rid a y
lA p n l. •o m p a ird w ith th r M arch show being
A rc tlra d fa rm a r M r. W eld , was '
,' .
a proposal w h ic h I k * C ity m ad# to P a rris h f o r R o c k w a ll, g ra b b e d h im th a S a n fo rd -S t. A u g u s tin * b.se
a li lv In G e o r . la V n r .o n
wai
11.267— an increase „ f a fte rn o o n at 2 00 o'clock a l F t.
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a !* w h e re b y th e h a lt, ha said , and o rd a ra d b a ll g a m . a t th a M u n ic ip a l P ark
?scord to d a y .
M e llo n P a rk , M r * P M . G ln g les,
...
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th a baak room , th a n S u n d a y a fte rn o o n has bean Ira n *
b y a n a w b u ild in g srfll ha con- him to go
A verage fe d e ra l pav is • p - yo u th re c re a tio n p ro g ra m d ire c to r,
A s a re s u lt o f th e opinion y e *, p re s id e n t, J e ffe rs o n D avis
B ts ld t* th e w id o wr,, M
ris t nee,
oaa Jo h n Iv a y , le a rn in g hla m is ta k e , to o k R o ck fa rra d to an O rla n d o hospital and ts rd a y , a H fi-ysar-old escaped ne
a tru e to d f o r to u rla
n rs
n .. rP atsy
*l? Y ‘ p io x im a tc iy $3,000 a v« a r. B yrd announced to it.v .
la u n d e r th e ca re o f a bona special g ro convict, C laren ce Jackson, w ill W eb h o f S a n fo rd he la su rvived by ran i, in a ’ k ta te m tn t “ If thosw
p re s id e n t o f th a C h a m b e r o f Com w a ll Instead.
T h e contest t* sponsored hy the
After hearing tha ahoto In tha i s t W e b e r haa a fra c tu re d bone have to re tu rn to G eo rg ia In one son, L lg o n W ebb o f Bloom a d ilH to tha fe d e ra l p a y ro ll In B usiness and P rofessional W o m
. m o rn in g ,
for a 14 by othar room, the third and unldantl In hla le f t a n kle.
B t Pi
fin is h nut III* 20 y e a r sentence In g to n , III.; one d a u g h te r, M rs B A p m I rrp ra a e n t a net perm anent e n '* C lu b . E n tr y ap p licatio n s m ay
io » s ita s *< e* raas mu
N . R a y ; fo u r g ra n d c h ild re n and Im -inasc, It m eans sn m isl fe d e ra l he m u lled lo
M a n a g e r G ru b e r contacted th * fo r b u rg la ry .
100 paopla,
M fo o t build
fdlnff to
th e
C h am b er o f
N a w Y o rk o ffic e o f th a N a w York
prrsniinel cost., w ere increased C om m erce and m ark**,! Pet Show,
•ltd to lw Iocatod M tr Um s n u ffle In o rd e rin g Jackson h a rk to tw o g re a t g ran d ch ild ren .
BOYS' S T A T E
F u n e ra l services w ill ba con dotin g the m onth a t Ih r ta le of or dropp ed In a !>o» th ere
fa r m s ystem , an d has re c a lv e d , G e o rg ia ',S u p re m e C o u rt Justice
board eourta In F t Mellon Park.
TALLAHAB8I», Juna 81
w o rd th a t a ro o k la flr a t baseman E rn e s t E . L . H a m m e r concluded: ducted a t 3 :0 0 P. M . W ednesday more th a n a m illio n d o llars a
“It la hoped.” Mr. Ivey aald.
M rs . C . E. H u n te r i* c h airm an
Annual American
F u n e ra l Hom a day "
w ill re p o rt to th e S an fo rd cluh
" T h e prison system o f G eorgia In tha E rickso n
"Hut soma daflnlto decision will —Tha
o f a c o m m itte r havin g ch arg e of
Boys'
State
got
into
tha
swing
w
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and
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said
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•asm s tn liava been b ro u g h t
ba mada at tha meating, because government today by tatting n
the ahnw and In cluding M ild re d
"All I know about tha fallo w I* ab reast o f (h a m ost m odern peno J . N . G rts h a tn o ffic ia tin g . B u ria l liicri'SKC w as rep o rted hy th *
Imaginary eltiea apd douatlaa aal lhat hla nama la Barry. I could lo gical p ractices o f the vario us w ill ta k a place In L a k e V iew A g ric u ltu re D e p a rtm e n t w ith 3,- W illia m * and N a n c y w Tilta.
843, follow ed by t h * A rm y w ith
not avan toll you his f ir s t nam e, orison system s o f th e U n ite d C a m a ta ry .
c iv ilia n em ployees. T h * la ig
hla record la saml-pro b a ll, w here S ta te *, both s ta te and n a tio n a l.
esl d*cr*ai>« wa# 4,018 rep o rted
O K IN A W A T Y P H O O N
ha makes hla homa or a n y th in g
W ednesday M o rn in g
T O K Y O , J u n a 2 l - ( f P ) - P o l l c # hy the N a v y . T h * W a r A sset*
O U N BATTLE
sloe," Manager Gruber declared
10:00 A . M . B aseball schedule
this afternoon.
H A R T F O R D C IT Y , In d ., June e s tim a te d 40 parso n * w a re kilted A d m in is tra tio n w as next w ith
announced la te r
— A clo s e -q u a rte r g u n b a t and 668 w a ra m issing In a typhoon RCI
10:00 A . M S outhslde School—
tle In a la b o re r’s d w e llin g to n ig h t (h a t a tru c k O k in a w a and southern
ATTENDS MRRT~
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“ F u n H o u r" D ire ted hy lh * ia*m >
T. W. Lawton Is In l i f t Ih e o w n er dead and tw o peace J a p a n e a r ly today.
4 la rg e black b e a r th a t had hers o f th e S to ry League and *
T h # typ h o o n , w ith w inds n o *n
Gainesville attending the eonfsr- o ffic e rs w ounded. P olice C h ie f
awe of county superintendent*. John L a n d is , 60, shot In th a leg, 1 ID m ils * an h o ur, Is expected to hern ra id in g bee hives o f T im g ir l p la y g ro u n d lead er L e c tu ie on
near O viedo, P ats, a n im a l t t o r la j, hop scutch,
said th # dead m an w as R o llia h it t h * b ig n o rth e rn J a p a n * * * Is T le ts s m a ’e a v ia ry
He will return Thursday.
B rid g e,
was k ille d y e s te rd a y w ith an a xa, rope lu m p in g . London
lan d o f H onshu to m o rro w .
C ook, 88.
according to rep o rts fro m
th a t S te a l t h * B acon, p ap er cu t ou la.
po o l
ssctlon, a f te r m a n y b u llets fa ile d
W ednesday A fte rn o o n
BUB SIGHTED
PISHING LICENSES
Clifford MeKIb2 :0 0 P . M . J r. H ig h School Shop
MIAMI, June 21-9P)—Th# to dispatch old b ru in .
Some Indication of tha popular
f morning (hat
— w o o d c ra ft 10c fee.
number o f bids ity of fishing In Samlnola County Coast auatd aald today an un2 :0 0 P. M
P la y C e n te r— F t .
8T O R E M O V E S
o b th a swimming la revealed tot tha feet that 1,341 Identified aubmartna had b*4n re
T h * P u rc e ll
C o m p an y
S to re M e llo n P a r k — S w in g s, hop scotch,
^ d a w ill ba pub- resident and 181 nen-reeldeut fish ported off the, 8outh Florida
a n lm a la aqd
w ill move th is w eak fro m Its p ra c o lo rin g o f p ap er
ing llcenaes wars gold at the office eoaat
Civic Clubs Study
Building Situation
to
Twenty Voting People
Kilter f,‘,t« In Show
Fred Weber I Moved Ne^ro Is Returned
To Orlando Hospital By New York Jiidice
vs s
Recreation Schedule
nos
of County Judge Douglas 8tonstrum during the peat season.
Mar* than
thanJOQ
new licensee
Mart
100 now
Heenaaa hhave
i
baoa soM. They became valid‘ on
the
' y t j s g s g t e expire at I
Thraa Nasty privatosra from tha
hurricaBa-knntfng aquadron In
Miami aaagabad an area roughly
off C o m b and Malbourna during
too nlgkt sritbout finding a trace
• f .ton afail*
sent location In th* Malsch Build- artist contost, rope Jumping, raing to 110 Wait First Strut In, lays—rals*d
lag| relay, •run,
• ■••WM IO
toll* tott
I VMS
th* Wslak* Building. Carpenters and eatoh ralay. Game*—dodgear* now installing fixtures In tha ball, line pull.
2:00 P. M. Instruction la trash
naw dry goods and apparel store.
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Roundtree's Release
Confirmed By FIC
Seminole Soil Conservation District News
B» Lh Jacobsen
U. B. Bwl CM M nitlon Service
V. S. Bolt Conservation 8 m l t . n fa irly complete atory about the
Bom* 1760 aero* of land waa land."
mapped (or toil type and land
Individual enlargement!) of the
capability In Seminole County laat photograph* are piepared for the
WCgka
Mlilard S. Morgan, Soli Sclentlit with the Soil Conservation
Service, completed map* for the
following landowner* who had filed
application! for technical aulatance In aoll and water conaervatlon with the Seminole Roll Con*
aervation District: M. L. Cull urn,
f . T. Meriwether, Geo, C. Harden,
R. F. Cooper, R. U. Hutchlaon,
A. B. Tedford, J. H, Brown, Ru
dolph Lloyd, L. T. Brynn, William
Melcher, St, Clair While, Gwynne
McCrum and Mr*. Ruth Kelly.
Morgan point* out that the Roll
map* are called conttcrvntlon aurvey map* ami aru u*ed a* a basis
for preparing Mill and water conaervallnn plan*.
The map* are prepared on aerlel photograph* ami Indlcata the
toll type, the elope of the land,
the type of ground cover and de
gree of rronlon a* well a* other
pertinent Information *uch an
flowing well*, lake*, ntreems, etc.
Aa Morgan nay*, "The photo* tall
landowner together with a legend
which place* the soils In their
proper land capability cl***r*.
Description of the noil*' udHptntinM,
condition, characteristic* ami re(llllred management are Included
In the legend.
lining the Information on the
conservation survey map., plann
ing technicians of the Soil Connerval Inn Hervlcu assist landnwnein, without charge, Iji pre
paring complete plans ftu soil
and water conservation. In solving
particularly
difficult
problem*
speriflllst* are available III the
ficlda of drainage, irrigation, bio
logy and wildlife management,
forestry^ anil agronomy,
R. F . Cooper, chairman of the
Seminole Soil Conservation Dis
trict lloaid of SupcrvlsoF«. an
nounce* that the Dlstrie* ties on
hand Aft applications for technical
assistance. 1’rlnrlty Is given to ap
plication, wherever practical, ac
cording to oriler received. Mi.
Cooper staled.
WEEK OLD - TURKEY POULTS
BABY CHICKS
FULL LINE - TUXEDO FEEDS
POULTRY MEDICATION &
SUPPLIES
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1 Good Grada How with B I’lgs
I Good Grada Hmv wilh 7 Pigs
1 Good Grada How with 9 Plga
HR Hanford Ava,
T A L L A H A S S E E , June 10 UP)—
Dismissal ‘of Walter E . Rountree
ns State director of workmen’*
compensation was confirmed yes
terday by the Florida Industrial
I'otnmlsHlnn.
Two of (lie three members( hniiiimii Raymond K. Barnes and
James H. Allen—signed the order
iiphnliliiig Ramos1 action In diecharging Rountree fur alleged fal«'f (ration of tin vrl expense statemerit s
Tlie Mill it cnniinUsloH, Janie* A.
Harper, was disqualified because
be was a witness to one of the com
plaints iigaliml Rountree,
The commission order followed a
merit system hearing Apr. HI of
the accusations, which Rountree
deulpi!.
l’ht>ne .IBH
THE SANFORD RIBALD SANFORD FLORIDA
Longwood
By MRS. J. H. MENICK
—
Boat Explodes, But
{Men Swim Out Safely
m tS
Colored News
,
MOBILE, Ala., June IS-OP)— .
MaUleM. Merritt
enterLyman commencement week for Three men iwam to aafety when; “ “’•d “ Friday evening et her
seven graduate* was a full pro- M op#n motorboat exploded and I v
#t 1?14 sh*fP*«l
gram for the seven member*, Eu- burned in Doe River n u t W a ! Jlonor*n* ■** graduates from
The upper half of the nose of
gen, Scxlon VeraBigg*. E .tl. |
f f J B
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the African-Leaf-nose Bat haa the
Hawkins, Helm Farina, Don Car- •artificial log bohlnd
WV
decorated with
of a leaf, The lower half la
der. June Mnllstrup, Marie Poole., T.
.
„ . . i re(!> white and blue crepe paper shape
Thor** whs n humnroux program j n
iW?r^i £IU Ll^ '
kouquetg ot cut floweri. Mr*, shaped Ilka a horseshoe.
K0f 1
for class night and the Senior ‘
FI-nMl_. .n. ...................... Introduced aaveral otd
About the toad’s only protective
ed play*. She also told the 1weapon
class gift to the school was pre- j , ,f " rc®'
■nd F r« " b Jar- fashioned
i* a milky fluid It glvaa
of
her
»
sent-ed hr Rayburn Mllwee.
fret*. Detroit, Mlrh. Pearce luffer- froup
off which la obnoxious to dogs.
The IW reiaureatr sermon was ed burn* about the legs, Peck ' ye*rt *P°' .
delivered by Rev. M. D. Jackaon. I said.
. At the close of the laat play
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At commencement Thursday
iwk
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Barnes,
Iowa's slate flower Is the wild
, been
1
r nBayy |I .K. dBrk
A. M,rooni(
C.. suddenly
in rose.
night Supcrtinlendent T. W. Law- lhad
fishing near 7the
, fter appeared
coJored
ton introduced the speaker, Dr. R.
V. Sowers, of Stetson University. Brln(;« min. When thuy cranked ' lights were turned on n she gave
the motor to move to another future events for all present. The
Presentation of diplomas was by ■tint.
*ftvurvthlnip «i*nlevrfm«l "
______a lby
.. all.
_h
affair ___
was highly enjoyed
E . J . Loney, •Hnrlpal of Lyman spot, "everything exploded
A fire extinguisher was aboard,
Refreshments, Ice cream and
school.
The Lyman' school Glee Club, hut the flames were between It cake, were served from the dining
...................................................
directed by Mrs. Mllwee tang at and the occupants. They w ent1ro!,m table whfch w«* *ore red with
TALBOTTS
-DRIVE IN—
Wall Paper • Paint
Paialten a*4 N w r t n s g
m a a. M a ro a o I f u v a
Rom when 1ait Ay Joe Marift
both program*. Mr*. Ruth Wation I overboard and. swam ashore. Peek f j
ecru
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,
ed with large beautiful ilnnias
accompanist.
sal I Jarrett whose lower left leg CBrrylng out , h„ d , M eo|oTt of
The Glee Club and their guesla
had a splendid time st Daytona had been removed, had to take ] yellow and maroon,
Thoaa attending were the Mlasee
Ilgnrh Friday when a special off his artificial limb and leave
It In the (mat to swim.
Haiel Brown, Leila Larkina and
sen food dinner was served.
Home from U. uf F. are J a c k '
.Searcy from scientific course, now ,
a Junior . Hay Voorhle* completed'
Ills I bird year In Forestry. Fat
lllnnkeiiiihl|i whn graduate* In
July In Forestry.
From F . H. U. are Mr*. Catherine
Crawfmd and Ml** Lucy Pltlelan
graduated recently. Mr*. R. R.
Gray attended the Commence
ment.
j
Mrs. The! Ayer* I* visiting her,
ton and family Dr. Don Mlsener
In Toronto. Dr. Mlsener has lately
received an award from the Cana -1
dlan Royal Boclety. He I* noted'
I'hyalclst.
|
The Kemfonl Freshyterlan Huai- S
liesa Woman'a ('Iri'le met with
Mrs. W J. Hartley, Mr*. J. A.
2(19 Magnolia
Phono 894
Hist line and Mrs. Rayburn Mllwee
n, the hitter’s home in Imngwmul
Monday night.
Rev. II. L. Zimmerman gave the
Invocation el the twn evening
program* of Lyman commence
ment.
Longwood Card Club of 12 mem
bers was entertained by Mr. and
Mr*. Merilck Saturday night.
Longwood Hotel ha* had many
Istgc parties lately. Saturday
night the Orlando Linen and Sup
ply Company hud n very large
crowd at a liampiet and dance.
Home Loans — Refinanced Mortgages
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association of Seminole County
D o n 't F o n c o Y o u r t o l f I n
good reason. Maybe we’d an be
■n4 Easy Heberts patek op the bettor etf If tome of them were tom
■tana wail that separates that? down, Ineteod el kept standing.**
From whom I ah. Bandy aald •
fsrate. They walk alaog talk*—
F»«y ms hmm bMm, ffeatfy m Ike montbfnL Taka the “wells «l to.
„
kat people M id ap
ellier—pkklag ap tfce falteo etaaea
rack ether. I Uka • tarn*
and putting them keek.
Afterwards, over a friendly pent* glass af kaor i
(less of beer, Easy says, "You yen may prefer
know.wsll-mendlng I*a nke neigh that’s no reason ft
borly custom, but we really dent yon. or you. mo. Lot’s Hvo aM lo*.
need that wall. Wa keep It up Juet Iho fopofAor—rnaMng aeoro friend*
because it happen* to ha there." and fewer1
"Yte," lays Handy, "a lot of
walle and fenees and boundaries
keep on separating people for no
^ot 0((au4
CeyrrfgM, 190, (/ailed Siaisi Vrewor* Fe
Hunm tv|»'s of lienena must he In nnrli-ut Egypt ami llshyluu,
nuked before they ran lie eaten, temple* often were also banks.
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bill form it a handy,
streamlined poafeard.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1940
NO. 214
A ssociated I’rcaa L aaaad W lra
Catholic HeadiLoyaltyToU.S. W a rre n Sets Aug. 1
Held Prisoner!Is Affirmed By A s Deadline To Call
By Czech Reds Judith Coplon
PR A G U E. Ciechotlnvakia. June
WASHINGTON, June 17
—
17 (^*)- -Archbishop Josef Ucian, i Judith Coplon mure today ihsi "1
head of C m ho iluvakia'i 9.0011.000 | have alwavi been loyal to the Uni
itonian Catholics, w s, « iittu sl led Stales.'
E x tra T a x Session
Surging Rivers
Cause Damage In
North Carolina
Guvernor Says He
Does Nat See How
Meet Can Be De
layed Any Longer
TALLAHASSEE, juns 17 (TP)
Guteiuui W aiiru said today lit
doein'l sre how a special icssion
of the Florida l.egislatuie "can bt
salrly drlasrd much he)ond Aug.
priiioner in bis own palace today.
Appearing si lin own slat wit• t No Promise Of Relief
st the Communist government's »ai nrss in delrntr sgsinst Mpmnagr
From Heat Is Seen
on the (hutch appealed nesting s | charges, the o s, sskrd il the ugnFor New England I."
-limal
rd s loyally pledge while wot king
Hr said that is his idea about it
A reliable infuimsni dricith*d|ai s polilitsl snslvil in the Jus
j A S H E V II1 J . N t . June 17 </)*) "at the ptrirnl time." but he could
the Ptsgue Auhbishop't status as j n,e Drpsitmeni
I Rising io n s , aheady Hooding
house anrst.
.Shr ,4IJ |)ul ,|,r J u| *,K| added I at inauv points, taused moir lam. give no muir eaait inloimalion on
when lie will , all the Legislaturt
Iwo pnests horn Ailihitlmp He, ,|ir aV(m4| u) |llV(1|,j.
J llles lo detetl ihrti It,wlaud homes hack to raise taxes to offset S
all's roniitloiv have hern anrsiej
Detent* Attorney Aicluhald Pal$ 17 ,000,000 birtitual deficit be
and taken away by police aitei a met asked lies d iheie was any ! today
raid on the coiisisto'V section ol the oiliri rounliv that she wanted lo | The rivets swollen by liras y tween its appiopnaliuns and antic
lams this svrek, liase wtought ipalrd tesenue
Aichbishop's palace in which police go to
hras v highs, av damagr ihloUghout
The Cabinet budget Commission
tried to teur the clottch ireords.
"No, rtiepl on a vacaliuii," she Noiill Caiolina, rasteiu Tennessee voted yesterday lo hold all depart
Neither piiests nor laymen could
if plied
and noilhrasl lieoigia.
ment and agrm s bdgrtt 25 petget in lo see ihe Aibithop will,
"He.* is s.heie you want to lire
Ciops ami ih.rlhngi in lowlands' cetil below ■
lie si appiopriationa for
out ui,deigning a police identdua
and die and hate and laisr youi have hern washed out. causing July. August and September in an
tun.
scores of fain,lies to seek safety on j effoit to keep the slate out of tha
Til* cusliiiuai y in meit giui >l iInldien y
stood outside Atchblshop Beraii'-.
The lesliniunt was an ralention highet giound
ird until the Legislature can propalace.
Ashes tile s. s« plattu ally cut .side new money.
oi Miss Coplon'- denial yestridav
More significantly, the reception dial she eiei »,.ss a Goutmunltl ui off today lioni the west as |hr
Coinpliollei t M Gay said it
and telephone
tino >wiichiioaid inside
rsei gave gon imurril set lets lo moutilain slieams >tngrd ovet will u l r Irani Ml iii ‘hi dxyt to get
ilie palace gate were manned t
\ alenline A Giitnlchev. the Kus I lughsvavi and M.rpt away budget xns new l i t prugrant set up and
secret police.
Two Associated Hie-x, coils'
sialt Ssitb whom >he was attested i One login..,, olfiu.il said that alts applei u h lr , oiler linns coming
pondents who tiled to see ill. <u New Ymk Mai 4
j mote than II budges in bis atea in
Archbishop were told by iierxoniicl
Dir liiiveiim i yclteiday cancell
Federal agent• said they fonrid , alone bail been washed nut
at the reception deals that "the
srcrel comtlei espionage inaleriul | Laitb slides, letulling flom the ed his piiipnsrd titp to Colorado
Archbishop says •no.'"
At the same time u t'sech to from Justice Department files tss' atrntfv downpom, blocked to • J . I Springs, r'ntii , [nr I lie natlonSl
by a privately owned company, but
hut tha commission has contracted
to buy gas from it.
Earlier, Lllllenthal had annouti- i
cad that tha commission w ill ask
& tha F B I to check an article on
m atomic security in tha magaxlne
'Nation's Business.65 He said 0
waa nsecurate, reckless and Irre
sponsible. Among other things, the
article said that tHe U. 8 . "should
have" about 400 now model atomic
bombs -now.
>A bill tn raise the pay of must
members o f the Armed Hervlces
ran Into some trouble In the Sen
ate •Armed Services Committee.
mt Bvrd (D -Val complained
(Continued On Page 4)
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Archbishop Reported Government R e s t s
Under Arrest As Case Against Hiss;
Church-State Bat- Typist Admits Mistle Reaches Climax interpreting Notes
WASHINGTON, Tubs 17 (/P)— '
Senator Hickcnlooper (R-Iowa),
A Bounding away on hi* charge that
™ Ohairaua David E. IJIlienthtl
atsmahagad the Atomic Energy
Commission, criticised the AEC to
day lor going ahead with construc
tion of a 1 1 0 ,000.000 nalural gat
pipeline lo serve its Oak Ridge.
Tenn., plant.
Hickaaioopar said (he pipe line
project is "neecdleu and wasteful."
Simncr Pika, a member of the
W commission, counlarad that the
government will save about SI,230,000 a year by switching from
coal to gat for its main boiltr fuel
gt Oak Rid«a.
Tha pipe line la being built
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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National Emergency
S t r ik e Injunction
D e c i s i o n Argued
On Senate Floor
Randall Chase Is
Elected Head Of
Shippers Group
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Wxrm, sultry and generally fa ir
through Saturday and Sunday as*
t»pi for a few scattered thunderxhow«r« In afternoons.
, govermir’s conference because of
clerical garb »»» attempting t» hei lull *'
I svays in numeiiius places
the stale fiiiunriul crisis He sen.
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gain admission. The reception pci
It. K. lioberls, close friend and ad....lit
rested
its
cose
against
Alger
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teaching
mote
than
sonnel demanded fisms him full HI s k funnel Slate Department t nlnf liwhea In tH bourx in northvlset, to i (present him
ident if leal Ion papeit and othe
Hebelts, win. Wednesday was
S i;’
ih r7 w m il(i7 m ,.« U t;i | «fflH »l -«.ts.M of perjury to con- • « * l.v.wg a. Monde, .hr r vorn
uppmniml in the Slate Improve
teUnhnn. the Atchhi.hoo
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pre w « r leD l m m i l e \ / f f i s V T m , ,j ment i ,nnmissn.ii left today for
Colotado Hprtngs whetr «ha con•filiation in 14 trial days
.
The oulV witness called this | «••*« a tourist camp was partly frience will he held. The GovernIn* to him.
morning was Benjamin 11. Fir- t «w*P« awsy at Ukemnnt. The sur- in ’s ststei, Miss Alma Wsrren, and
Thhis elnsa surveillance uf his ■lifim a iienotypisl who testified i u h f « " " • / ' ,?l “ ’ « • " *'tl1
,r»a,ln u r.l n« f s io s ill
office tended lo vonfnm re p o rts that
he misinterpreted testimony bridge* and railway tracks In ih a lt
that In th a M a i two days even wldrh Whittaker rimmbar* made at l.akemuni all his life, said thehigh diplomatic officials have been
befor* the House Un-Amerlesn j
,!
unable to t a i n entrance to the Activities Committar
ommlttar Aug. 25.
« . who lived
l
25.,i FE . K . Arrowood, M,
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yyrchhlshoF,..
ira, n ons-tltn* Gom-l . high wgle |g^W tl^ w ueg hv had
Chamber*,
c
It tea* inown,* however, that 184*
r, was the k ry proMtEr-l i l i l s n i l ita T a a e *ler
iiimilst ciHirler,
Iwn day* ago all Ihe bishop* of the cntiiin
witness In Hie trial.
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country war* gathered In the pal
Firshelm apparently was the S in p f | r
l|
I|q 4 l|t t
are for a conference with the "suitirise" witness with who,,, 'b e .
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Archbishop.
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m onths has fought ag ain st a gov
the IHnl person to testify fut the
.en act Immedliilelv an antl-m aak
em in en t cam paign to lake over government.
'
lug law mi •‘Alabama can tell the
schools and abolish church papers
The House (’omtnlrlee testimony I
world she will not to lerate x x x
III recent weeks he has sent out flgilieil in the s,•niching floss
Fonerul
services
for
Hgl nets of lawli'KstirsH
a num ber of clerical letters h icath esnmlnutlon of O inmbii
bv Fnmest llarohl Kutllff, son of! The rcxilllig of the m u s u g e in
log defiance of government dr
l.lovil Paul Hlryker, Hiss' nltur I Alr mul Mrs.
’thoiTins Kutllff,..,
, , ,
...,„„„i, ,1B
tr « a tl a a * 4 O s g aa* Two I
"
................................ .. held Thursday afternoon at
' 1
‘ J ‘,i
tin- First
Presbyterian C h u n k *V*'!' A d'idnhtruilnn
and antithe Hcv. A (1. Mdnnis, Dr. 1A* mlnlalrutiun forces
'« •
_
...
Ill owitlee and the Rev. W. ■f illt'»»»*,' r "t«r »w.tearlier bv Folsom
r
<*
1
I'hnto by Coa t'
Little Penny Pulver, four and n half year old’daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. V, K. Nolan, III Ml
Artaue, waa Judged by many cttlsea* aa Banfeii'a "Mnal Promising Cltlsan of Tomorrow" aa
cllmaa o f’Tho Herald's canteat astondiag over a ala week period at the end of which a vwta
taken among fivt m naers-un who Included Linda Carol llarvay, final runnar-up in tha coat
Donnie Whitten. Paccthp Alice Jardlno and Sara Katherine King._________
_______
||
Attempts Made To Penny Pulver Named “ The Most
Crack Deadlock Promising Citizen Of Tomorrow”
In Coal Dispute
Orlando, who has
headed tha organisation sines tha
death of J . J . Parrish, Tltusvills,
a yaar and a half ago,
Mr. Chase today declared that
i’rnny Pulver, charming lillle fuut and a half year old daughter
ha w ill serve tha association to
tht bast of his ability and describ
of Mi. and Mrs. C. E. Nolan. 114 Maple As roue competing with many
ed it I.”
as. a "service organisation
w - . i r I e « .. » u
«
i utlirr Sanfoid childten, hat been selected as "The Most Piommng
that
i
and
reglmsntitlon
In
the
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h
6
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Citi/rn of Tomorrnw" in the unilesl comlucird by The Herald duimg
oraey
—
7 m n l t , T a i u L t f ...... - the past SIX weeks.
citrua Industry.
Ciliietit oi Sanford showed (bat Penny was their choice hy gising
"The main objactlve of the
group," said M r. Chase, “ Is tha
har 1,281 votaa. Tha runnar-up#-------------------------- ------------
Imply Lewis’ Team
S t a l l s Conference
Di I ire ir i rs », s,
,
. _ was Linda Carol Hsrvay, three
BLUEFI ELD, W, Vs., June 17 y(.ar old daughter of Mr. and Mr*.
(TP)— Southern operator* tried •- Hill Harvey of 800 Magnolia Av*
Jaycees Present
Robert Williams
With Certificate
.
.... .. ........ .
1h Buried With
Military Honors
Negroes Will Be|Thief Of Tamila's TV
Allowed To—Attend
Police Hits Judge’S
vices' ‘with fuil mIHtary “ hunors jslartetl In an effort to delay acJudge’s,| iveie
“
conducted at the graveside I lion "it measures to limit stat*
cemetery by m e m - , spending
Kentucky S c h o o l Ruling On Mashers; ini.eisEvergreen
of Tamphell-I.osslng P ost: The filibuster was
pruett*
L i V IC
O r g a n i z a t i o n i had decided the federal order
Blocking a new agreement is ihe
Penny Pulvrr la an active little
tm s s a t* on a s s # atei
------prevailed over the day law.
girl of many Intarnats. With heri c n, m. r u .v n
r R „ h ,.i A M/,1 which
provide* that whiles and
mother .he spent Wadnaaday n t '.. f<um,r M ,yor j ' * A
Daytona Beach, and la locking for- '» " » w* ' »>r«**nted an honmstv negroes cannot go to the same
ward eagerly to n two-week atay | inemberilup m the Seminole Cminiy school In Kentucky. or
tlBV
Any
application of th day
there In -Juty. 8hw PUyed on the | Junior Chamber of Commerce a t | | , w ioutdP put the university In
beach, gathered periwinkles, rod* |),a organiistion's luncheon verlet | contempt of federal eourt, Dr.
Aerial photograph* of Seminole on tha merry-go-round and tha day at the Tourist Center at a to Donovan aald.
County which were mad* on Nov. small train and attended an enter
In some specific Instances, ha
ken of appreciation (or hit wink said, there might he a case,
26 by tha Production and Market tainment et the big band •hallwhite
a
City
Cammissinnri
ami
ing Administration were today re
where
■ negro student could be
Aside from visiting the bench
<fa stis**# O* Paae Twa>
tOsatlaea#
Wan* T w e r
ceived by Orl* Mathleux, county again, Penny hne often enpm std
officer of the admlnidtratlon.
the with to travel north and see
The photographs, which are har grnndmothar, Mrs.
M. I .
•bout 24 Inches square include a Pulver in New York State, and la
composite map of the county and vary anxious to ••• arrow, har
,101 sections, In ordtr to more mother revealed.
••ally locate thaaa •action* In or
In September, Fanny ia due to
der to ftnd fields and acr«sf«s of
kindergarten. Bn* can now
different farm s and grovas, Mr. attend
(Oenllaneg *n n g s V ast
Mathleux la marking the index
By BAM DAWBON
numbers on a large printed map
NEW
YORK,
Jun*
17—(/Pi—
Many companies face th* delicate
on tho wall In th# o ff
*"
task right now of getting more output per man hour without risking
Agent 0 . R . Dawson.
Taro of tho photograph*, placed
worker rebellion. Some companies report luccata, mostly by detouring
togathar, reveal moat of tha lm•round the main Double spot.
mediate Hanford araa. Although
Trouble often arises when management, trying to strengthen the
takan at considerable alavatlon
company** position (n th* present*
thajr ravaal elaarly auah building*
aa tha Sanford Stat* Farmer* ment officers were invited Tuea. K * ^ .y n
hV* h i ^ datoura around thla problem, ofto .change work aUndards. hy an f# r|n f different approaches to the
Markat, buildings at tha airport, ...................................................
• i i i baaoball atamoada, tho In- craft earrtar.
r 1 S : J Ti T . ± L ^ nt
' 1^ 1^ Mre# *nd' th « f ara doubtless
fWMa and pltahara box** of which . Of particular iatoraat to Sheriff
|I typical of Hk# raaulta In otkar
eqila
per
unit.
Labor
innla**
It /.nmnaniai across the lend.
a n riaarljr daf lnadJ lia a h photo- Haro waa tha fact that this was
{ g * g a m j a ' a p p r o a i n u t a l y tha eatrlar on which hia aaa,
Aerial Maps Of
County Received
Worker Rebellion Slows Finn*’
Drive For Increased Production
William H. "■aba” Haro r n d w i
Thera you run Into tha conflict
•arty training
a naval ate pUat. —a * In tha recant Ford Motor
» s - '
Governor F o lso m
Aak» Anti-Maskinf;
Law For Alabama
gain today to ctack th* deadlock !««•. whw received 866 vole*.
the context, Penny
in their three-week-old soft roal willByhewinning
LEX1N G TO N , K y., June 1 7 presented • beautiful ellvcc
l/P)—Negroes will lia permitted
contract talks with th* Unitrd porringer by William E . Ksder,
to attend classes with whites at
Mine Wotkeis.
jeweler.
the University of Kenturky.
liked SI the UMW’s tefusal to During th* canlost, plctutes of
Tha decision we* announced hy
26
children
taken
by
Robert
L.
show its cards, tha opsratoi* im
11. K . President Or. H. I.. Dono
R n i l r f . van lost night. The step Is being
plied that John L> Lewis' bar Cox, phutographar. appeared I n . M a u , Tourist
The Herald, and rapreaanted the]
.W
V t? v , 81
.,
„ (taken,"he aald, to comply fully
gaining team is purposely stslling choice
of hundreds of names aubinff Discussed By I with n federal court mandate.
ihe conference
milted.
n . n n „ l . n , l . __
Dr. Donovan said the school
Sheriff Mero Touri
Aircraft Carrier
,
iii
Ml,
Legion.
I when Folsom’s m r s - a g r was de,.,t( Ihe American
i*.**ia •sl'tflUfi
7'ollce
S*cl lla lllf f wan killed In ac-jllvered to the sriuile
f.hlef J. I.. Fddlng* today warned tioti Mar 2, 11146 near Mendln,
Admltilstralbm followers agreed
sidewalk Lotharios nut to regard tieriuatiy. The body, lirought her* tu lmIt the ■eading uf the lournal
ns no invitation to gel bolder a ' ft ■>•,, the National Cemetery a tju n ly to hear the message. Uppoemirt ruling that condoned |uihlir l.iege. A'eltflum. arrived Wednes-Inenta refused,
flirting with stranded women
' day
nmrnln
•lay morning
at Ihe A. C. I. I Senators Albert IbmtWell of
Municipal Judge R. J . Potter Depot and was uerompalned by . J.dfecsm, asked fut nnartitnous
yesterday set free two men a.- Hgt Hukmlolski of th* regular 'consent lo halt the reading of tha
cttserl nf molesting an IH-year-ohl Army I eglonnire* who met the |uurnn). Administration follower*
theater cashier.
•"•*», included Post rommiindee wou|(| aMITe only to slop tha readThe girl accused Leo Mortellaio' I tf t,alloway, Joel H. Field, j„ a inninnntarily
and l.eon Arduengo of following
commander. John H. Pope,) Henaliti James 11
Allen of
her late at night.
J1**'* J
s , « b ’ and Capt. F T. | ...
Ef(jW#h
....... . p
|m|„ „ d
out that
..........
OUt
freeing
the pair Judge l*,d , ,
.
.
H<*f!Btfk rtih'A [ifi miit rtcc#ptancf of
, „ rlu HB
||1
j ter said, "it lx the tendency o f 1 1
• ' 'b '
u message flout the Governor at
men who %mm | nrettv irlrl wulkinu ^*,®**‘ NmIjiIi I), Wlulit II, W.
any lime.
along the
the Mre*tP to trv t , get Jc «.*"'‘»iward.
Halph Ray. Lee
qualnted with her." The “ Judge I
/i5 ylor'' Ml,fn,y • ni* E RepairH Ordered On
■l*o said that a girl should pru-j
v ,
,_rwtr_, „, ltlSchoola Of County
vide an escort when working 1*1* j remit*/-, the color hearers wwe
l* .
P a st t’oiomander Field, holding
Chief
Eddlngx
took this . clew , ||,e national
colors
and Past Com" ,1 llcp
alr worx to schoolsi through
Km Sannet
flilaalh.u
.
. . .
,r
t
s
__
of 4the
escort question
today,
,,. . . niitssM
r,H roar •*,,
out the county was ordered yes
" I do not feel that women
terday and will cost between 140,(Continued On Page 4)
and 160,000, ^ald Hupl. T. W.
John Breed in VIhUh 1)00
Lawton.
Soil Conservation
Meet Called July 12.
Relatives In City
Th* actluti was taken a t an ad-
t minted meeting uf Ihe
School
Jiiltn Kolb Ilreedlii, radio com loard after Claude Howard, main
mentator and columnist whose tenance supervisor, mad* • de
A ny landowner In
Remltml* i " H p w t n l n r Letters” are used by tailed report on the repairs that
County Is eligible for nomination' ';"*M'ai'Ma througlioul the coun are needed.
t s n member of th* five man , *!'y frrw ,l!*F *(1* ll|. ,w ,1' ,l* y" h,,r^ The Buerd asked that tha work
board of aupervlaors for the Hem visiting his hrother-ln-law and go forward a* rapidly as possible
lno|e Boll Conservation District, sister, Dr. and Mrs. J . N. Robson. In order to he completed before
A former professor of history at the opening of the school term.
election of whom will tnk# pier*
On recommendation of trustees,
at from BtOO A . M. to 61OO P. M. the Citadel, Charlestim, 8 . C., Mr.
was ap
on Ju ly 12, County Agent C, R. Rrcediti during World War I was Mrs, Evelyn Johnson
field director of extension work of pointed as a primary teacher at
Dawson announced today,
Nominations may ba
placed the A F F lit Franc# under the gen the Lake Monroe School. Resigna
staff. Following th* war he tion of Janie Baskin as tsacher at
with Mr. Dawson. Only on* name, eral
J , T . Mclain of Qenava has been served as director general of the the Oviedo colored school was acregistered to date, aald Mr. Daw- government of Peru. He and Mrs. cepted.
left yeiterday for Tampa.
Increase In Insurance on school
•on thla morning, Voting w ill take Breedln
Dr. and Mr*. Robson w ill cele building* outside of Sanford waa
place at tha county agonta office, brate
their 48th wedding anniver
• t Lyman School, Longwood and sary together tomorrow and dur discussed by the Board. _________
• t tho C ity H all, Oviedo.
ing next week Dr, Robson, still
active In hla profession, w ill cele
DAV CONVENTION
JA C K S O N V IL L E , June 17, (#)-JACKSONVILLE, Juno 17, (A*) brate his 77th birthday.
High Low
—Disabled American war veterans
SCO
U
T
PKOGBAM
Birmingham ...................... 43
48
of Florida met her* today in
H
arry
Kudell,
pianist,
w
ill
ba
Brownavilla ...........
83
77
convention and to seek an Inheard
Monday
night
at
7i80—1;00
Cleveland ............................. 83
88
crenaa In their benefits.
81
Charles E . Foster of Washing o'clock over Station W TRR In con Danvar .......... - ...................... 81
44
ton, assistant national legislation nection with a program devoted to M inneapolis.......................... 87
70
officer, aald “ one of our prime Boy Scouta. On Tuesday aronina Philadelphia ....................... 86
oMoetlvoa thla year w ill bo to during tha same hours hg w ill
obtain a M par cant aeroas tho plsy In behalf of the Elks.
On Thursday night. I ha Ilk a
boaid Increase In dtaiMed com
hara Invltad ton public to attend
pensation nod death nanalone
a barbecue at 7:00 o'clock on the
I l k grounds, said Mr. Kudall.
of Congreaa la a f lir t aaoaonsy in
THE WEATHER
E tey
<ra. G35S .slS u r^ irsii
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V
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T H IS A N F O M I0B IA L 1K
ilie Sanford Herald
M
What Do We Want?
nuoA T, n n m
FLORIDA
BOTMARKET>
T•H»HEDKWITT
WOMB
TOMV
MACRENS1B
M il M N f
Americana are funny. A year or no ago we were all
howling and griping becauie prices were no nigh and things
I W l l l l * W iM _______ ao scarce an d h e n we were headed for Inflation and w hat
All Amarlca Is watching with
* "^seiemd'
interne
Intercut the advent of
was
going
to
become
of
us.
Now
we
a
n
waiting
and
wring
101* M IM P M H IM
»l««Ma. l l M IW 4*4 ing our hands because we are in a Deflation and w hat's to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Into
national politics and not a few
I a* > « W l ■, I M
iltA K T O O G ir --------- become of us?
are wondering just what it means
W hat do wo want, anyhow? Economists use long words, to a young man to follow in the
IMIIMK DBA*
MIm M
m m
Mm
T_
I■m
h m
commentators disagree. Let's get down to simple terms. footsteps of a famous fathsr. Is
; **—
W io rW itM i------- We all know w hat's the matter If we stop to think it out. It an advantage to the son or a
handicap?
2*L® a^?? -....................... $ .-«■
First, the money we seem to get so -easily in a war
Years ago in England I put that
boom Is not real money, reward for constructive labor. It's rather searching question" to my
him
something we get for destruction We make ammunition
/*■*•*»*•* d*
sir Austen
• am ( t t i t n p im i Im
w ir v i
'*?!?
*?rll.tl,*[!
. AMU. r m la llu a a*! M HM *1 to destroy buildings nml to kill people. The nation borrows
. M H A i h h M l « Ife* m i |* m e l wildly to pay Us -to destroy. Then war I" over and some ht„
indeiibtv into history
,■ MM
m
VaaSa,
will
O
s
lin
aM
M
li AAAMla. a lM a M ilu ---- .
people a n killed and some are hungry and homeless and os a prime mover In, and a signsware* Nallaaallflby
the buildings aren’t even gone—they are rubble which must tory of, the Locarno Treaty of
Newspaper ■eprsasata
* New Vetfc. C U w p e lie cleared away before anything else can be built.
' ,’enr‘‘ ,n
■eees ts ip . Pi, U s i e
Even in an untouched'country thinga ure scarce. Until Bu te lJrn*Jore^hT jM ,'I'Vham^
fstelS I s 's wewW ' • C t l .
MMM Press wMek la IMIUM wo can sta rt making enough good things again, everything b*ri*jn. lie also was brother of
s t s lf (■ Ike «ae Isr repaklt- costs too much. People get to thinking war money is normal Neville who, as prime minister,
e l all Ik# leeal eewe pHefeS
~ aewepape*. aa well 4e all money. They want to keep on getting too much for making
unhappy experiment
ee Slseerckee.
>°» «««■• l‘ J“-‘ 4»e.n't work.
Irtlfi’
FRIDAY, JUNE 17, t t i i _
If we want a good world we have to make It. We have nessed nt close range, having fol
’ 9IRl.lt vnirnit TODAY *
io build good houses, not shoddy ones. We must make good lowed the Prime Minister to the
Some of us are sealoua In ac- dresses and goods by the ynrd, not the kind poorly made conference# nt Bcrchtcagaden,
■emulating wealth, nr peraonal ad* and with too few threads to the inch. We must give good
thii*.me hrotifer
cement. Sneh often find they measure, pressed do\yn anti running over, to tho fellow who w„ furtUnate and tha other em
int a life collecting aahes.
buys from US.
countered disaster.
T.
sealous for his' Sod. -Nu.
“
Womfcn bought ^ny old thing a t any high price a f te r ; , I *■# spending the day »ith Sir,
ni ills country hums when
the war because they hart to—they were out of everything. Austen
I broached tho question of how
AMBITION -■
But
the
minute
they
and
their
houses
hud
any
goods
that
the fame of a father affected a
I f . ur.1 Tlie Saturday Review of
would do, they stopped buying thnt way. They won’t buy son Hi the beginning of the let
Literature)
wonder 1/ the pine Is sorry now jioor stuff. (Jive them good value and they will buy. Listen ter’s career, Tne Foreign Secret
ary sntlled reminiscently, ns he
I is a house. Fc
ror I have rleerly to them talking anywhere I
heard
In the .till night the Strangest w
.n t wewsion are those of adjustm ent after I S " 1,,
.u rt* 1^ nolillc'V’h ^
kind of moan
w,,r- Wn wanted adjustment: we are getting It. If we go nml then replied In effects
A* though the snw had cut on doingas little ns we can and getting all we can out of
At the outset, of course, the
through star or bird.
| people no more able to afford it than we are, employment father's position Is of great help
Through the long daytho rafters: w|j| H|ide and unreasonable fear will take hold. People will j®
m?Ju>U>>*
man nu entree which he might mil
otherwise
hove.
It
gives
him use
Ami pick
up
sunflerka
as
of
old
In
not.
huy
”or
'»>'•«*
»
f,,,,r
P"ychology—and
there's
*
Inn
a*■ llnnwndd
depmtainn.
ful friends nt a most trying period
plays
The warp in wsll-lxKirda may bs
Hut wo need not have Hitch a duprcHHion. Wo can all of Ills earecr. These things he gels
limbs that feel
Htart now to do one ounce more th n n wn th in k wn arc paid la-rnnse he Is his father's son,
However, nil that sunn changes.
Thslr wind-unraveled nests all for. Wo cun work wall on thn Job and com a homu and do
His mililicsl asnrcialoH uncon
strewn sway.
But in the night I startle up to an o th er constructive ounce, a t homo. Wn can atop being sciously Iwgin to measure him
afraid o f war or doprrmdon or IlmodrtnH o r any d o atru ctiv e ngnliist tho stature of his father.
hear
it ,
n o
Contract Is Let
For Paving Plan
In UOfF Campus
GAINESVILLE? June 17-fA V A contract for a five-point oaring
Improvement plan in the Uhlverslty of Florida campua haa boon
approved bv. the State Road De
partment, University officials re
ported today.
The paving program will Inrliotnr
Enlarging and paving a parking
»r*i with curbs, gutters and ls■*nd landscaping at the cast en
trance of the university campus
nfp South Ninth Street and Im
mediately east of PeaboHv Hall.
Widening of Stadium Road. Ineluding curbs and gutters from
southwest comer of Graham Field
to Murphree Drive.
Paving of road and parking
area from Stadium Road around
Florida Gymnasium to Graham
Field.
Paving of mad with curbs and
gutters to the road Immediately
north of swimming pool.
Paving of parking area with
curbs and gutters west and north
of Murphree Dormitnry.
Contract for the Road Department work was awarded tha James
H. Craig construction company.
■■•a___
r^iTaa^ssrxvvns
'r a w a t l s r
PAD’S
7
Wm. E. Kader
Jeweler
jg assttetttae'
that
Ural
n u r.
^ to k S ta w P to
to
to
Of.
S w fg to X
the
used
a & ifts:la
^
R
M
•
(rs a tla s # # r r s s s P a s s n a s i
count to 12, is learning her ARC'S
and can print her own name. One
of her favorite diversione Is
coloring pictures with crayons.
Of a bookish nature, Penny Is
fond of having someone read her
stories from popular kiddle hooks
such as "The Three Rears," "Wigglet.il," and "The Shy LittleKitten."
Awhile bark, Dnnny Vincent, a
nearby playmate, Invited Penny
to attend sabbath school with him
at The Seventh Day Adventist
Church. Penny has gone thorn with
Donnv many times since: has col
lected colored Bible pictures and
haa learned by heart many of the
memory verses.
After her dally afternoon nep,
Penny mounts her tricycle and
pedals to Mr. Levy’s Community
Grocery stare with hut one pur
chase In mind, e popslckle.
Penny Is an only child and was
bom In Sanford.
They look for far mure from the
That moan between the boards. I force outaido ouraotvea,
think the nine
young man than ho should Ire
What
do
wo
want?
Wn
want
a
good
life.
Why
don't
Has hail enough and wants old
expected to deliver with his lack
wu
go
arter
It?
.
hungers near,
nf experience. Thus faults which
might bs overlooked in another
Wrnta to go hack to sweeping
Czech Commies
skies of wine.
Congressman Herlong Reports
apprentice are logged d o w n
The
Challenge
against the son of the famous man.
*
CWARLK^A. WAGNER.
<('■■ M ass# V rss. r a a s Oas>
By HID HKRLONG
On the whole, Sir Austen
crecs Involving ths church-state
More than $276,000,000 worth
thought, It was a severe handicap
" . . . What doth tho lutrd require of then, but
In one message he hinted
Thouigh the President has Indi- actually paid by the man with the conflict.
in the political world fur a young
ol new construction it reported for |
excommunication would be
to do Juatly, and to love mercy, and to walk
cstrd that Congress may he in lower Income. It le passed on to that
man
to
have
s
noted
father.
Ob
Imposed against ’•collaborators."
the month ol May in the South.
humbly with thy (iod?"—Mlcah (1:8.
viously he himself hnd overcome Washington all summer, I have him by the producer In tho form of
The government’s cry against
tM ' ‘nation** economic problem No.
my doubts. Hore Is why I thi
Theae throe almpto phraacH ant up an intloatructiblo thnt fuiodicnp magnificently.
higher cost of goods to the con
$. .,'s t it- was-railed a few years ; gnidopoat for human conduct. In ciottr and almplir wordtc Whether this theory applies may possibly adjourn In Jul
sumer. Yes, It Is hidden, hut It is the Catholic helrarchy is that the
Vatican interferes with Csscho- Dr. Henry McLaulin
All of the necessary appropria there, none the less.
they oatnldlnh the eaaontialH of doconcy. All arn of tho cquully to big business isn’t easy tions
Slovak sovereignty.
hills
havo
either
passed,
nr
In answer. Hern the son fdlluws
- - , Another reespni the Democrats
morcy, humility.
Vatican sources have linked thr
Oplomvlrlat
the father Into a established nml will be through very shortly. A f itte d a number of Congressmen
Moie limit $(>,316,000 worth of aplrll—Juatlco,
Tho
prnphot’B
wortla
aro
for
tho
Individual.
"W
hat,"
number
of
the
things
remaining
| |nit fait in districts they didn't #x- Archbishop Reran Issue to a sim
successful biislnnsa. That is In say
Ifil eitate wat told «t Miami
ilar
campaign
In
Hungary
Just
be
ho
aaya,
"ia
required
of
then,"
tho
Individual?
Their
im
the father endows his son with a r s 11h«C ~
r-5.?_A.1®r*A
L°_n I t o
carry. They want these
Beach during the innnllt of Mny.
more f controversial
por
unco Ilea in the much-neglected fact th a t nationa are success. That success may he
men to corns back for the Mnd fore the arrest nf Josef Cardinal IIS Magnolia Are. Phone BIS
rtaltari iliirloie, whn though ad- port
tions
of
thn
i'rnthrown away later by lack of
Cnngress, and so want, them to bo Mlndaxenty.
but thn aum total of till the people,
Last wash a new group which
nident’a program. In thnir districts as much os possi
■itliiifi dint talc* are iligldly off
ability,
but
is
Is
there
nt
the
start.
No tuition grown In greatneaa anvo through the wiacalls Itsnlf the Actio Catholics was
Hocause nf the ble this summer.
from a year ego point mil that dom, thn determination and the vlalon of indivltluala. Each The business sun faced the world
fact that many
from behind substantial defenses,
A third reason: On July 1, tho sot up. Ths new group has been
there is mulling in the present victory rif-m an'ovor tho tyranny of abaoluto authority In whereas
TALBOTTS
of them. will coat . House and Senate will move out whitewashing the government
the budding statesman
tplurnn of sales t^ foster pessimism. government in thn triumph of lendora who know Juatlco, stands out In the open and "takes
—DRIVE-IN—
so much money, L f our present quart ere, and will stand In tha controversy with
It."
r%iny Members I
located temporarily In the Archbishop Doran and tha bishops
Wall
Paper • Palal
J If you play baseball, bqrarriul are merciful and arc humble before Cod.
any event, there are plenty
of Congress who! Ways and M e a rm ^ riftte # Room of the constituted Roman Catholic
(eon freedom for tho
, Today tkg ddtfflfeL between
the individual of InAmerican
Church
In
Ciechoslovakla.
temmp|*Bu of ‘arms
n»*y be-Inclined | und i„ the Ob
Court The ,Archb]shopr nsd predicted
and rfgTtTnutnorlty’Tof itfenitate la in eruption throughout fnllowlrlg fsrrious Dithers, both In
to
respectively. tMiin
Both the
”« favor- certain,Reoni.
", t
riapriiiviiiyi
nw
publics
and
In
business.
In
the
Peoploa
who
had
atrugglod
for
gonorntlona
to
tho
world.
Pool
pluses
or
th
s
,
House
ami
Senate
Chambve
are _the formation of such a group m
Men Eddie WAilkus's trouble. Edpntlllral
field
there
are
Innumprogram would to undergo necessary reps|-s. The) etep toward "a rsetate-eontrollcd
m T m tS t" ^ ^
die was the Phillies' star first base gain precious 1 irtica are thruat hnck Into tho dnrkncnn able father and sou combinations. Ilka to take
m«u>lh* “hreath-1Members
Members are
are not
not going to
--------and has reminded of the
of
m
atorlnllafn
anti
opprcitalon.
A
t
ovary
hand
tho
way
iiT
,7’'
'
V1
*1
Vr
i
*"■*•**•
•
f**'
m^nihN
wont.'church
atorlalftm
penalties of excommunication for
man, lured In the room of Ruth thn dnm>w<rni-l«a la ehnllimaori liv frtrnh ai/t/mudniiM uiHitt ™ "Id11* Jne f . u. Iaooisovetta-- ine Hr« to obserVo how
our economy/to meet for vary long In inadeparticipating In such a move
Steinhagsn, who had been secretly u u S n l . l t
h
R
y
"
11,111 Tafts, the UFollolts, the tl. S, u going to change. They feel that quato quarters where there Is not all
.,
.
. . . j tlrnnts, tho Teddy Roosevelts, end hy postponing ectinn on somo even enough room for everyone ment..
in'love with him for Iwn years, tho humani a p in t,
One diplomatic source said the
Hiimotlmoa thuao proaont prohiom a aoorn Imynnrt tho HO on Imck Into history. And
in things we can probably get hy to
to sit.
sit. ff am
am Inclined
Inclined to
to bell
botisvo Archbishop
and who shot him near the heart
apparently had an
[MiWor
of
an
y
ailtgio
m
an
to
euro.
Yot
If
each
fnllowa
tho
thn
ri'*1
;»(
*>6t
business
the
Rockewithout
a
tax
Increase.
Those
who
that
a
Int
less
time
will
ho
con
Jo prnve it.
ticipated arrest. He said that last
sumed
In
speeches
If
there
aro
no
^
aimplo tru th a nf tho prophot, wo can all influonco tho out- „ri. 7iit
- w>nt *° f*!** •«*'" aro mistaken
Saturday Reran had discussed tho
for
ua
r'oinlco
thu
11ri'
,,l,rm
1,1 "casus succchm
"fh „n
If thny
think they
ran put
atl trallcric* present to hear them. I advlsahlllty of "appointing a tem
S Be(me you allow your cliildttti tn
<’Vhio.
ItI ia
ia inr
for ua,
tia, wliti
whn rojintw
rojnlco in
idoaainga
of frouilnm,
frofltlnm,
"
m n .JIt
wnn
nInt^thn
n u hlt'aHinga
im
nnmga nf
m
a
ilynuNlles.
In Moma
|h« higher
Income*
Wt> ithave
may bo wrong, hut I took for an porary successor in case I am soon
J o tide in mwliosii, tench them i n ! «<» t« Uvu o u r Uv«N th a t, an n nation, wo tiro jin
.......oxitmplo to„ haa crowned generation! of hdrs. I learned thnt even though such earlier adjournment than ths Pre
arrester)."
Ho far as concerns the politic* taxes are so Imposed, they arc sident indicated.
•swim, Mr, ami Mn. Frank Rork- this World. Wo can thou roatoro peace and dfjndly to mint world
Tho followed announcement of
there
are
many
who
w
i
l
l
------------------------------------------tho formation of the government
•II .ol Fun Myers-unfortunately kind.—J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of agree with Sir Austan Chamber*
Catholic action group to
iad negleclrd to do this, The olhet Inveatlgatlnn.
Is in's conclusion that In the long Worker’s Rebellion
Kentucky University sponsored
supplant the church-constitutod
run son must fight his myn bat
iy. rowing on llie CsiootshsUhie,
Catholic action group.
1
tles. Now rnrnea F. D. K, Jr., to
ICssllsswl rr»m rsa« Oast
isir host overturned in a sudden
icastiiiws r , m Waa* wool
Archbishop Beran apparently
try his luck on that basis,
more effort on every one’s pact given separate __...
Instruction
Djnd storm. All three, Sidney 13,
. | had recognised this aa an omen
The Cat Session Is Over
would get tho company out from
Maureen, 5, and Shirley, 3, were
behind tho n-ball.
Mount Dora Topic
Jaycee
Meet
'“rtwd. Even a 3-year old is
Word stressed that "I’m not de w liifh cn n S T S S k f . W T B
loo young lo begin iestning
manding that you do this" but b**i» of the Judgement 6f quailThe muthsr cat and her baby that tall tha second time-—and hs .. t»NO •»»* mww M ssu w at
., &
J «
. t £
i ■nSf-S?
pointad out that "you folks In all fled educators, he deelerwl.
swim.
sat on tha back purch lit a perfect held It tight in his leeth. At last Mayor of Sanford.
"Aside
from
actual
slaaaroom
l informed
l leH.source
* ? . /rfd
‘
has'
jW jla. of tho rplant know hotter work
/tm tit
love session, Just as did a group he was going to find nut what
there
remain
aavaral
—
—
an
said,
has
President Gordon Bradley award
anyone oiss all the little r n w h k h t h v T 5 l a r « r x ^ ? ' purpo^ly refrain ^ from It*
Rotary international has drop* of men up in Tallahassee some mads the hind-most pert of the
forcing
ed
the
certificate
to
Mr,
Williams
laving
short
time-eaving short-cuts
In your
big cat an furtively active whsn
HMH
from its lime-honored motlo, 00 days ago.
|MU#'
■,
I Job." Apparently they did, for pears, to have possible appliesThey snuggled up peacefully and the rest of her did nothing at all. on hehalf of the civic body,
profits most who serve* best",
ilon," Dr, Donuvon'VaiJ.
K
of1
today
no
ropor
.
i
reports
that
proWith
that,
the
mother
cat
annried
"We
appreciate
everything
you
waited the arrival
arrlvi of tha gravy—
lie said all etudmta,
'the interest of conforming wilh awaited
YMCA MEET
that la,
Is, the milk bowl, und
mm they
m»i In hurry. She whtiled on the baby have done for the City nf Sen- duetlvlty has advanced not just white, will b* advised t o ___
6
par
cant,
but
more
than
0
per
-J current popular theory that i< enjoyed
again,
and
with
both
nf
her
forethe peace that was in the
"this
new
situation
‘
oa
Intelligent
ford
and
for
it*
people.
You
have
cent.
i immoral, or something, to make a early morhing air, The hlrde twit- paws, she slapped ami pushed him
adults," Th# stheol's purueea
fpfit, Rotary will confine itself in ered out there on an orangs tree —right to the flight of stairs. And worked herd end long to make our Of course, he had a little glm- will be to enalntalnr the mailmtm
hs
wont
tumbling
down
Into
the
City
a
belter
place
in
which
to
live.
itileb In his favor. More than half of segregation
ev Ife". T l
err gallon with equality e#
ih^Srnt”
future to the lest perl nf its as though to urge the cate to sc sunshine.
‘ho l0#'
You havo diligently worked for the of tha company’s stockholder# are educational opportunity, ha tU U*|. year-old organisation.
to, "Service Above Self", We ion, but they paid no heed.
could they lose?
hind her,
her, where
wltere the
sue could*
count not
nos tlonlnNh^lIUn'*Hh*e^had1bVuUhYd swimming ptiul', which, is now in employes—how
Also on tho Uganda for tho
• however, that doesn't mean seeBehind
Also, Ward, who always has an
til begani
Itegi
It, the mother's
tall
to 111.0"1?* “ R” '*J J t T
(he
foreseeable
future,
end
you
did
...................p
i
j
j
!
•y«
out
for
business,
sold
the
Idea
..............
Rolariani are supposed to op- twitch
i.
But
’^ v r r so little.
her1
„f th\ much to assist in constructing the
duetjon lo meet pent-up demand, «loiTof*the"ml>"f060 ” MCA *pro?
Me indefinitely at a loss,
Ef",*1* to ol,l?r
" n« suddenly
meeting
competition grama affecting more tluto UWO
w ™ ,. . . . * u. I , , ■unshil
.b n .^
«*
baseball
diamonds
for
the
George
employs
reectlon
was
good
competition
heed on. The firm tool YMCAe In tha United States,
woild, theugh, gave no hltii that
Barr Umpire School end securing
A lot of goor^advice it being ■he knew what her Uil waa doing.
r ~ .r u pro- ^
iT J rttf i J S H Z . £
Howevar, that twitching tall Dr. Harold Hume To needed futilities and equipment for J i f f
high school and college
tha llttls cafe eye. He ReBlgn U O f F Poet the New Yorh Giant* iarm, clubs ductivkr-Increasing, with tangible hack In normal he tenet, ■Waaage* , .The Portuguese man-of-war It q
tee these days as they go caught
studied It qusstlonlngly—•« though
company t eo d , ment cut out- overtisner end revert- Jellyfish mode up of a group of
, perhaps for the first lime. In lo eayt
training base at the Municipal Air
email animals attached to a thqrle
•ay l "New
.........
M could
____ ___
what
make
40-hour
GAINESVILLE, June 17—(Spe port," President Bradley declared.
of a job, Dress conierva- that tail move when the rest of
I
sent
I.' '
- ‘V
I l. I J
cial)—Dr. H. Harold Hume, pro----- ----- . butyl
Mr; BAidley pointed o u t ..........
be neat aud clean, avoid her le doing nuthing—no
voat for agriculture at, the Ual- propagM
Ivetrlc wires, end sewer
all?’*ru
JJ,
plan
for
the
<
of
overtime
pey
the
„
lag and chawing gum during
verelty of Florida and qpa of
nage pipe,
cut for the IM hearty paid
Tha kitten—a nervy boy, It waa tha South's leading horticultural 4f a nlw YteBding for
iatarview and be a* polite
n-)
touriete
aa
outlined
at
'i
la the usual af
era would have beeq. Is per
—decided to investigate that tail. authorities, is retiring from active
know how to be, Moil lm- He leaped at It and almost hid
Ilowevav, the
U te y M M R i . p i .
9 tm
PM ktPto
duty
Jun
i
90.
— -ted to bar sound, and th ai the
tt over-tins pro- today that
of all ia to tell the truth. it between hie paws wh ~
announcing hie retirement. committee to represent the qtganah
«er nr later, will ba found strong#? swish, tt twitcl
Ja m J. Hints Miller paid Isatlon et a hsering celled for
nperat
fir.
..
and then you will likely be hie grasp.
tribute U r Me work and hie Tuesday plght should be Initeueted
L If the City wiahep to con- total pay to only IT
The mother eat sat
mus conttrtout tons to n o r- to assist h ran y iw ay posalble to
h
mew
building
for
the
plan
givea the;w e.
aa before, unmindful '
A succataer os dean of the building.
S en maka It a: City pro- ■hare lit any savliiga___
doing—
or
eo
it
eeOnud.
tali
wae
dolnf
—
aa of Agriculture and pro- speed the construction of the
wi(t probably ba the policy of And th
UOt saddle aWlc club raw m a
Tor agriculture haa not ^eeU
State Rap, J, Bratley Odham
tig officiate lo cut school curious
> with the full burden. in Ui#
A t ’S . ’T W . K
I7JHX) building,
of these organisations Jetts gpd
salaries,. drop highway
at laat caught the tail with
urns came to Fleridaflust there is eunwispt need for
Ny new
now carrying tha
the
it down ton
hi order to prove to *
i ago, sad haa been with
of the operation of
the
a* th*
econom y fa*s»
istf
of
the
lima
every member of these
,**S
That
l
a
t
veers
» footed who ha*
ton jmyera, and
want!
uAt:
urge to* pa
'M iW
ire of
Boer*
Ri
. Penny Pulver
I
theftrat
,
• r « w ' m ;«m b i
vwRWWI p iff .mm'*!1H
Just ■ emqpirof i
S S 3C-
■
^
•
m
•'
�■IT1,*1
TO T SANFORD H R R A tD SA N FO R D FL O R ID A
S o c ia l
And
Social ■ Calender
— — «■ ■i !■
P erso n a l
A c tiv itie s
Miss True Honor*
Mary Ann Whelchel
PAGE IN R E E
Mrs. Dan Wright Entertains With A Tea
For Miss Springer At Loch Arbor Home
ALVIN’S
Entertaining In honor uf M is i,^ . .
M
Maryanna Springer, whosa war- ? / / ” .
k
* w rn hy Mr*’
‘
•« "(» * • color scheme
W r l^ h tl ..
• w ! n “f *cn°* »»'l whlti*. rn tin llllen
^ Urdav .f trrn ^ n at
"*»* I'l.cr.l In the
K
l v V h hums
o m . In Loch Arbor. ** 1, entrance
an,I,Uy
In mir,
the t livinir
trartlv.
loom w, r„hall,
yrtlliw
F|or.
Meeting the guest* at the door|tlJ# orchid* nod gardenia*.
wa» Mr*. A. B. Paterson who j An artistic yellow mid white nrallowed them to the receiving line, rnnKwmwnt »f white gladioluses,
formed In the living room agalpst poni pom chrv*anthcimim* mid
a large picture window overlook- p,.r„vlm, lilic* with yellow satin
IIng a lake. Composing tha racelv- Hvrcnt* wn* placed on the punch
]tng line were the honor gneat, Mr. table In the dining room. Other
Hockey** mother. Mr*. R. 8. Roc* armntreincht* in the (lining rmmi
key,
Mra. Wright nnd Mra. Joh'i w#*rt. 4lf gnnlcnin*.
I
Bridal Bouquet or KcpoiiH.sc
Can Now lie I'urt'liiise.l in Single Cieces
Muity Odd Piece* O btainable
im
Win. E. Under
MU* Laurella Dutton ha* arriv
Ml** Mrfry Ann VHtelchel who
ed from Philadelphia, Pa. tp *pand
'. ..........................
.......
will
t»
married
thia
month
to
John
■viiiirBiiun lor wia i « » iiuh
Jeweler
Jr. of Daytona Beach was two weak* with her parent*, Mr.
Bible School will tie held at the Plerca,
and Mr*. 8. P. Dutton.
honored
on
Wadneaday
afternoon
First Baptlat Church from 10:00 with a coffee given by Mia* Char
A. M. to 11:00 A. M. Tha school lotte True at her homa in Lake
Mr. and Mre. D. E. Brubaker
Will open on June 20.
have returned to their home at
Mnry.
Guest*
called
at
11:00
A.
M.
SUNDAY
2001 Palmetto Avenua after spend
----SANTORD ORLANDO Rt)
The Fifth Congressional Dis Pink hihlscua and deep green ing a week at Miami Beach.
I
u
J->}
J
T U R N ON TLA 13R A T
trict Townsend Council will con magnolia leave* were u*ed In at
Ml** Springer wore a black serving during the afternoon were
T H E TLASIIING ARROW
vene at tha Tourist Center at 1:30 tractive arrangement* In the True
flowered rhlnli frock featuring * Mr*. Miriam Russell, Mr*. John
Mrs.
H.
L.
Anderson
ha*
re
P. M. Wayne B. Albers will attend home. Refreshment* were served turned to her home In Hasting* fitted bodice, full skirt and bustle N-hiroid. Jr., Min* Jane t'hnpman,
TONKillT and S.VJVkl)AY
tha roasting and report to the from the dining tnhle which wa* after spending a few day* with back with pink chlnti trimming. Mb* -lunune William*, Mi**
group. All members are asked to covered with a white linen doth Dr. and Mre. J. N. Robson at their Mr*. Rockey was gowned In a til dv Well* a ml .Ml** Cam!
I n * CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOW I NO
centered with a silver bowl holding home on South Sanford Avenue. black sheer gown sm iths hosts** Nkliinei Alamt lilt guest* called
attend and bring their friend*.
white rose* and greenery. A*»Ut
MONDAY
were a aofP blue gown of pique and at the Wiiglu Imine between the
w
The Elsie Knight Circle of the Ing in serving were tha hostess*
Mr*. John A. Kick and Ml** starched organdy. A dress of gray hour* of -t:0() and d:(Hi o’clock.
SCRUMS
First Baptist Church will meet at mother. Mra. R. E. True, and Mr*. Shirley Elrk have left to spend
W
iIW
pIh
ItOO P. M. with Mra. J. A. Riser, R. M. Ball,
tome time at Daytona Beach. They
MOi
Mrs. George Touhy
1*14 French Avenue.
Ml** Whelchel wore for the oc rill bejoinsd ovtr the weekend* McCrory Employee*
.The Dependable Class of the casion a lavender cotton dress f Mr. Kick dttd son, George Kick. ‘".Have Picnic Slipper |
Honors Miss Kite
n.liUUL
P in t Methodist Church will meet with whits accessories. Prises foe
AUORIV IONQ
With Mra. M. L. Tillls, 1100 Elm novel games enloyed during tha
Sgt. Olln E. Greer haa returned
Employees of McCrory’a and
Mis* Elisabeth File, wlm will
.Avenue, at 8:00 P. M.
mnrnlng were won bv Mra. David to Andrew* Field In Washington,
Thrasher and Mr*. Edward Dunn. D. C. after spending the past two their famlllea gathered on Wed- lie married till* mouth, wa* IronSTAKTINCi
The honoree wa* nre*ent*d witn weeks with hi* parents, Mr and nesday for a swimming party and ored yesterday morning with u
Hollywood
crystal In the Wlllnmere pattern. Mra. B. H. Greer, at Twin Lake picnic at San Lando Sprlnga at Coca Cola party given ut 10:311
SCNDAY
Florida Showing
Those Invited to he with MU* Farm* In Oviedo.
1:30 o'clock. Swimming and game* o'clock by Mm. Gringo Touhv ut
HOLLYWOOD, June 17—(/!*>— Whelchel
MOUHSKI.INE DE H O I E were
her
mother,
Mre.
were
enjoyed
during
the
afterher
home
on
Knot
Sixteenth
Here’* what the new John Barry- Hugh Whelchel, her grandmother,
JuiUnr evening dies* of sheer
Mr*. Orville Touchton plan* to noon after which a delicious picnic Street. Room* of the Touhv home doltnl while moussvllhr ite sola
more I* like.
»
were attractive with iimingcMr*. B. A. Howard. Mr*. Robert leave tomorrow for Sarasota to supper wa* served.
He ha* Just turned 17 and he Jones, Mr*. Dunn, Mr*. -Cecil
Those attending were Mr. and
of pink and nmto.m gladio- winu ovei a pal* blue tatleta
,
■„
„
-. „ ,
w_ 'attend a board meeting of the
| He* the good look* of Ills fumed Jones,
slip, tor summer 8*l-ut waistMr*.
Raymond
K«d*r.
M
m . Florida State Denial Assistant's Mr*. C. 1.. Redding, Mr. and Mrs. I"’"’- with greenery.
’ father. The g-rafllw I* an utnaiing Thrasher, Mr*. M. L. Rahorn. Jr ,
Miss File li'ci'ived her guest* Laiul u also i nil eta.
liken***. He talks loftly. hut when Mr*, llerliert Moreland of Jark- Asaoclatlon of which the I* pre E. L. iatvy, Mr. and Mr*. WllUam wearing
a figured print frock und
Messer and family, Mr. and Mr*.
h t warms up to a subject, you ran* sonvllle, Mr*, l-ee Draper of T.ake sident.
C. A. Anderson, III and family. lacket. Her nccessoriee were black
near me sonojous hairy mop Widen, Mr*. Bruce Bolt and Mrs.
W. B. Cullum, SK l/c, left yes Mr. and Mr*. T. E. Noun, Mr. and and while. She wa* presented with
tone*.
Mnson Wharton of Orlando.
terday for tha Key West naval Mrs. Dran Taylor. Mr. and Mr*. » gift by Mrs. Touhy.
HI* only acting lessons linve
Also
the
Misses
Betty*
Rene
The .lining table fiom which i rn
oil**1
*J*n® baa# aftar spending about 20 day* G. L. Smith and family, Mr. and
been alone before a mirror, but Ball.
Garni Skinner, Etta Jane w)th hi* mothar, Mr*. E. H. Cul- Mrs. A. F. Walker and family. Hr. fre>hmetitn were served was up
he i* an aetured young man and Glesson, Daphne Connelly, Betty lum, at her home at 21B
West and Mrs. J. T. Roily and family. , pointed with lac) ciearn colmcd
hit hand gesture* are often actor- Jo Brock, Pat Hchulli, Betty
Mrs. Paul Cason and family, Mt». crocheted mats and centerad wtlli
llke. He smoke* hut dura not drink. Moore, Tol Livingston, Lylllan Fifth S tm t.
Frances Taylor and family, Hr*, gladioluses.
Romantically ha la *1111 playing Movie, Caroline Lee, Louise and
Harry
Lae,
Jr.
arrived
today
IChaiHlUr and family, MrsThose invited to be with Miss
the field.
Catherine Clerk. Jean Sayer, from Tallahassee to spend the Edith
Dougherty, Mra
Annie H f„
Mrs K. W Fite. M..
I
H* at lend* a private school In Beryle Stevens, Nancy William*, weekend In Sanford at his home Vickery,
Mr*. Mary Smith, Mrs. j H
Mr< lllukc Sawvei,
Hollywood. He Ilka* all apart* Mary Juye Stevens, Dilon Baker on Laurel Avenue. He will have K. E Dukes
and family, Miss Lu * Mtn c c H,.M,|,l>oll( Mrs Dunal.l
Including fooinall, stviiinuiiin, u. »nd Audrey Bach.
as his guest Hans Pettrmann -,f Halllgan, Harry Slump# and W»t- Jl(|, Mr*. Rudy Sloan, Mrs. ,b.bn
ving and gymnastic*. Unlike Ids
III H ill ANNOUNCEMENT
Groton, N. Y., a student at Geor ■on Jennings.
Hughes, Mrs. I b i l “ l>l liccketlimcb,
father, he ha* no talent for art.
gia Tech,
• Mis. J K. tiriidlck. .It . Mi* II l>
One of hi* favoille paatime* la
li eu iu e l( F d u a r d s , U S. N uvv,
' Dekle and Mr*. K»u l.ee AI«o and Mi- F il» a i d * uiiiiounreil to
watching
surgical
opeiatlou*, Miss Elizabeth Fite
Miss Jean Dobbs will leave to
i Mis* Mary Helen File. Mi*- Man day the b u ll, uf u noli, t i e m g e
Which h# can daaciiba lit vivid de
morrow for New York City to
Honored
With
Party
Ann
Whelchel,
Miss
Lauirlle ItoKei, .It., mi .lone tl In San J o a n ,
tall.
purchase new Fall millinery end
Dollon and Mi** t'ailinnu- Clink I'lieilu Him
~TH* I* a solid movie Inn. He used
lingerie
fo
r1
the
Cowan
Company.
Miss Elisabeth Fite, who will bs
to ditch school and spend the day
Mrs. Mildred Irvin plan* to leave
S A T I'N U A V
In inoklnp a white suuee molt
ill Hollywood Boulevard 'theaters, married on June 23 to Walter Monday for N*w York tu selvct • OU V V csisra
I Ion‘I nvercuuk tin- vi-p.-t ubl***
Ja m U o is*
Steele,
was
honored
on
Wednesday
(walking out of one and into *he
NrWs
I
3H
In lie added when )<>n arc inakiiiM
clothing
for
the
children's
de.
evening
with
n
bridge
party
given
boat liofuio adnest. HI* favorite actor now is
» au W r s lv r u JsintM irsa
partment. .
M ntew; lirowli tile mrilt (iruti
7 On T b s 1 n 'rlo c k d u ll
Now add cold
Richard Widniark; next, Vincent In her honor hv Mrs. Blake Saw
and rook until tender, then mill
7 && NsW*
yer*
and
Mrs.
Harold
Heckenbarh
with tho nuiu'oPrice. Ho he* seen "The Three
tlie earrnta, pnlntn slices, coleiv,
R. T. Cowan lefi Wednesday • ut’ H liiifls M m l»*
nt
the
home
of
the
former
at
2(71
lioiit. Hllrrlug as
Huaketeora" IP time*.
& t*<r|in lasr M uslr
or ntlier vegetable* at ilie Iasi
afternoon for New York Cliy I• l>
3t» M u ralu a lia v u lliin s
mo do mi Aflci all tile milk lias
He decided he wanted to be an Palmetto Avenue.
where
he
will
purchese
Fall
tourM
llvsr
M
lrlu
a
*
M
i
Decorations
were
of
red
rote*
licen lidded mullliue In sill well
actor a couple uf yeara ago. I
News
Flench I'rovineial f m in lin e now
and other summer flower*. Bridal rhandlse for the Cowan Company. »Hon
until tlieie are mi hullo luittp*. A
MTU A (U f Of fMOOUNBI
asked him why.
U K u tsn try Mliuw
on
nbe
fiiuud
in
lii«
juiced
bed
Enroute
home
he
will
*top
In
*1 nueas it n uecitii** you a ways tnllle* were drawn fur bridge and
whisk I* excellent to line for tiio
y
l* ii|ia la r llu s lc
If a lH ik i
Richmond,
Va.
to
purchase
new!
rnimi
and
i
II
ii
I
iik
pieei'*
u
b
l.
N
sw
,
llo
r
rn
w
s
il
H
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M
ill
Mining but if yon do lint have
wftnt the thing* that are denied after several progressions of
AKIM
T A M IR O rr
tc"
j|t>urU
*
d ilb ir s o 's d a s s iu
fixtures
far
the
new
location
of)
11:
i«Ui* use a wooden spoon A half
you," ha anawered. "My mother bridge, score* were added and
vuriuc)
lls v ls w
(U
'■ ■*" Album
MAHIB W1MDBOM
li-HsjKHin iif anil is usually plenty
(Dolorat Coatallo) alwaya wanted high price awarded to Mrs. Rudy hla store which he plans to open1 114*
M tllta rr ti* ml
I un N ews
1 U M H L I T S: L
1100 N ew *
1 Ihi l wo cupa of the sauce.
me to lie a doclur or a lawyer or Sloan, Tha eeraano price wae won about Aug, (.
il nb Music
I too C lub
u
ilia
u m k i M f i t f : W a l . t f i x r , MW * n , ' . I de- by Mra. Donald Jones. •
1
:
0
u
n
f
a
ir
.
Hliow
1 un B a r N ans ’ fle n s e •
***
| ii N aval I l s s s i v s s Hhuw
I O r lain jnodiiels lend tu make J
M4M 1 wanted to be an actor, she
The hostel***' gift to the hon- Mrs, A. C. Meriwether I ou Mali dams N atb inal I . M f l i f -I« .tb
Video til Amir
lefrlgetalor dessert* such as Ice.
4.00 llu s l c la iv s r s I'r u a rs m
told ma ‘It’s a nllhy busjn.ss,
uree wae a Brlde'a Book and thay
7
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r
s
'a
to
V
s
i*
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r
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I t i l ’ll III* ill ilimiXHC* HI n h o ih c l*
“I think It’s like Hny other bu*l- alto presented Mis* Catherine Entertatina At Dinner 4.11)
I 'l l l'a|iiiliir Music
V(M
I
J'n p iile r M usic
T i l l I'rm u lty Mo H a ll
I r im m llie l nIIti-*| th ey help In Jtle ]
n*,»j there are both good and bad Clerk, who graduated last Monday
;> in lle a v a n lr <iu*p*i H in i* r *
• O') MelhmllM Clmrcb
te n t Die f u im illio n o f In ig o ic e
ptopi* " ee, HoIIvvhhhI gci* ah from Georgia State College for
Mrs. A. C. Meriwether enter ( u T b s 1.4b U l l l l i t Bpul
iii:an
v
ou
lls
jo
irt
Irm
a
L
'o
iia
rss
s
n y n lu la , T I ioho* H ie g e la lili, m i n i
. tha publicity because poopla are Women, with silver In the Chip tained recently honoring Mis* « no News
It 14 ( I iiohi Ml,II
4
1
1
1
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i
m
p
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a
ju
ira
le
d
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c
iu
iiie
n
ss
il
S
111
Ave
.Murln
Hunt
famous tiers.
pendale pattern.
Maryanna Springer and Stanley *11 T w l- t .l l * H uns*
KIDDIES UNDER 12* ALWAYS FREE
10 HO Hjium f . K in o uf D ay
••If John Doe marries Mary
1 m ilk . i‘ KgH and m a rs lin iu llo w s .
Refreshment* were served late Rockey of this city who will be 4 la M inirla 1‘ s r s ils
l l ' l l . I ' iiih i I i . i M usic
i
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_
_
tls n n r (Im ntniBii K n i i r u m i I10:14
Smith, Ita nothing. But If Rita In the evening and consisted of a married this month. Meeting at li
Ttilo Is Hulilb A fr ic a
l i i r l l l i n a on a d m u t
Hayworth marrle* Aly Khan, it • congealed salad, dainty sand the Meriwether home at Daytona 77 (M
lu:lu Clin—I. ill Holivolllrs
ir. Hiim tay Mrhiinl l.sssu n
1
1
O
il
, a big thing."
.
wlchcs, cheese wafers, salted nuts, I Beach, the group went to White- 13 'HI Mini Club
I I tl,1. M usic von Iti-iaoinlio.
Barry mine, Jr. overcame |hl* mint* and Coca Cola*. Those en-|hall where a delicious dinner we* 7 3U It's, lb s T u p * i I'M MCI
II .10 MldlilKlu llslitlesviitts
7 «& ima Out Dap*
‘mothers objection* und signed a joying the evening with Miss Fite served,
11.44 New n
7
lla ii (la m s il.s s s b u ia >
. contract with Alan Lamav and were her mother, Mr*. K. W. Fite,
decoration* included roe- 1U (Ml t 'u liiils r M uslr
Goorge Templeton. He’ll get Mrs. Jones, Mre. Sloan, Mrs. C. C. e»,Table
u Cum posara C u rn sr
gerbera dalile* and greenery. hi jo
C la s s ic a l H n n vsn lrs
’, ti.Mei for the strut picture, "Thun- Henderson, Mrs. Burke -Steele, The hoales* prenentld the engaged | in U
awa
dar In tha Du*L fia Western in Mra. J. E. Robinson of Havana, couple with china In their choien tro tD N
u b ls T im s
which he, Robert Preston and Ho- Fla., Mlsa Clark and Miss Laurella pattern. From Banford enjoying ]) >'> THua rlunrd
a r b its d sn cln a p s i i r
bert Starling will play brother*.
NSW*
the affair wars Mite Springer,.! I
MIRn O ff
If ha’a a auoceea, he gets fiiU.iMlt* Dutton.
Mr. Rockey and hla mother, Mre.
' for the aecond film.
E. S. Rockey.
Ill AII At
The lad doesn’t remember hi*
H n m lar M u sicals
father and hue *e#n him on the Galloway Home In
P o p u lar M illie
Oviedo Woman’s Club
O rg an Ita v a rla a
screen only once. He happened to
Old it a lr a ln
see a short containing the Richard
Scene
Of
Party
V o cal lla rm o n ls a rs
S p o n s o r s Dance
111 Bollloiiuy which the older
lr t a k f a s l w ith h im
” Barrymore did In an early sound
la w a ila n K c I m. m
f
Mrs. John Galloway and har The Woman's Club of Oviedo Is
1 HOI K SPECIAL
P
o p u la r M usic
Saturday
I'.M.
movie.
Ml** Mary Anne Gallo eponaarlng a square dance tonight
F ro n t I'a g a U ran ia
"He wee made up with stringy daughter,
Ju
n
g
la
Jim
‘I A.M. TO III A..M. SATURDAY
entertained oq Tuesday at at the Oviedo High School Gym
hair and a hunchback and looked way, o'clock
2 - Horror HKh- 2
H under M o rning P a s iiv i*
honoring bride-elect
P o p u la r Music
1,60 if he wae a day," John related. (:30
nasium
for
the
benefit
of
the
Maryanna Springer at their building fund, It was announced
Cannon (land Towuls -- Wafdi CIoIIih
ttp s la lra In e o rp u raiad
"I poked my friend in the etomach Ml**
The Moat Grueaume, SpineGoapal Dlngara
on Magnolia Avenue. The hy Mre. Jamea Partin, chairman.
( l i i n l i (>, I ' r t ' i I > I ' iin I H N lim lt'h
ami said, •lfev, that’s my old man. home
N
plsro
p
al
C
h
u
rch
Tingling, Blood-C u r d 11 n g,
H irin g O rc h a s ira
•• ‘Go on,’ he said, ’that’* Borh honor gueet wa* lovely In a dre*» Tha EJIIe Band will furnish
uf
*oft
blue
doited
Swie*
with
HORROR
I'irturra
Evrr
Hhuwnl
Po p ular M usic
Karloff.' "
music for the dance which will
T h ru L la lsn tn g llla s s
John has purposely avoided hit which *h* wore white arce**orle*. last from 8:00 p. M. to IRtOO P. M.
C a vale a d a o f Music
Garden
flower*
including
rote*,
father’s films, so he won't bo ac
Nawa
Tha public ta cordially Invited to
P o p u la r M usic
cused of being an Imitation. Bui white gladiolueee and greenery attend. A nominal charga will be
Mumiay M a lln a *
were
u»#d
In
decorating
the
jfiiials ii'iltu i il In M'll IiibI ! Mure me
b# knows about Barrymore, 8r.;
made
per
pereon.
U
usnos A m ig o s
And apeak* glowingly uf hla greal room*. A green and white color
the
mu 11v \at 1••l li's mill v11111cn.
p o p u lar MusTo
I.U lh a ra n flo u r
voice, hi* vast knowledge of medi ■cheffle waa used in tha dining The easiest way to paint a
F a m ilia r C la s s ic s
cine, law, art, eat. Someone who room where a centerpiece on the small pleca of furniture such as a
P o p u lar Mualo
One table of Voiles, I aclinic
I'lijtirs. I'lulil Toil* r u n t s ,
had worked with the artur told tee table wae of white flower* chair or table la to turn It upaid#
Q u e sl E d ito r
and
greenery.
Silver
candelabra
Mtu-llii, T issue liin gbaio, Dot
T
h e 4:10 B r ig h t 8poi
John)
down
and
paint
underneath
por
uy
hm-ism-kci
and
olliar
cotton*
ted
.Swiss, R u y o 11 I'nitl*.
T im s fo r 1/4 T im a
‘ •"You may ha a greater a«tor held whlta taper* and tilver and tions ftrit.
O
rs
s
t
W
o
rk
s
Values to I UM yd.
than your father, but you'll nav- crystal appointments ware placed
’ Cr work as hard. Ha uaad to road on the table. Assisting-In enter
730 y<i.
every book he could find on tha taining and eervlng were Mrs
980
.!• characters and a n a ha played. John Ivey, Mr*. Harry Woodruff
Ho made huge eketchee of hta nnd Mra. W. E. Klrchhoff, Jr.
M d atodlad-AM roW
A ll D r u i i c i y n m l U p h o l s t o r y F a b r i c s
y angle.
^
. r . i r t t i t . R rs!
M JUBJ AOTIViD SKIPMBNT
John admitted, gave him About 85 guests called during the
G re a tly R e d u c e d !
BRAND NEW RCA VICTOR ALBUMS
afternoon. (
E
1st Central
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W .T.R.R.
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YOW EU’S STORE WIDE PRE-INVEN10RY MARK ROWg SALE!
19 c
utmost
PIECE GOODS
JUNE ALBUM SALE
50% DISCOUNT
REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
BALI PRICRB GOOD UNTIL JUNE 80
-Monday
OIm w MUMr Mm I m v I m m .
Too
V u flw Nm i w DtmubImmI B^m UI
B u u g r Kijr* Dm tf MawweripU
9 n U r Marita Cm m im
HaaH Of U
4.00
NOW
2.UU
— H IT NO. 2 -
4,00
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NURSERY, BEGINNER, PRIMARY
TMENTS -
WELCOME
•
•
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INFANTS and CHILDREN’S WEAR
BOYS’ CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS
MEN’S CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS
�*
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T il* SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
New Auto Accident
Advanced Sales For
Soggy Tourney Of
Scout Game Soar Responsibility Act
SGA Resumes Under
Revised Schedule > Advanced sale* for the Sanford- TALLAHASSEE, Mey 12-GP)
Giants To Meet Dodgers Here
Tonight And Play Host To
Saints On Sunday Afternoon
'
—If you tr* at fault in *n auto- .,
mobile accident in Florid* after i
July 1, you’ll hove tn pay the •
rtamigea end show ability to pay '
them for other accident* during f |
the n**t IS months.
^
If you enn’t show your re
sponsibility, you will lose your
driver’s license for a year.
Sanford Drops 3-1
Governor Warren signed a new ^ |
auto accident responsibility act
Contest To G-Men;
containing those provisions Inter •
!E U '
W .3 S S .? " 1n 'A * « ! ' S » " - . i law today. It will not become #f- •
By nKOROP, TtTCKRR
Schultz Will Face
until noon July 1.
. .
AL. N*w»feataree Writer
o”.^ ; fectiv*
Leesburg
Tonight
The amount of flnapclal re- •
'
The
TlgK
sun
of
the
late
Ran•
-.
sponslbility Isn’t changed. You
■Isaance was beating down onTu, Thi Sanford Giants dropped a
from Wofford College at Hpartan- pr± T ‘
2 000 must he able to pay 11.000 for ^
dor England when llaak Walton,
DAYTONA
GRACH,
June
17
I to 1 conteit to the Gainesville
burg, noatwrighl dropped the
b«*u!e property damages, |5,000 for l g
fSpeclnl>— Monon, owned hy J. W, greatest of the old anglers, was
G-Men at the Municipal Park lalt Ewell,
ilny's only extra hole match on
"uL i n|. w .^ e t not them death or Injury to one person,
teaching his countrymen how tn
hlghllghtn
a
park
of
are
|tfl,0(MI for death or Injury to
lhe HHh to 4.10.pound William
more PZ,JLL t h f
night aa Lefthander Jack Deal of
fish.
n. Stark, Jr., of Jacksonville, who th"
money the Boy Scottts more than one.
the Giant* and George Full* of greyhound* which will gallop lu
Many fishermen are familiar
ll
ght
In
the
feature
ninth
rnrr
at
won Ihp Florida stnle title 10,
Rpt* Ramuels asserted.
the G'a tangled In a heated mound tha Vniuala County Kennel Club with Wallon’s •'The Compleat
A llahlIlly Insurance policy for
■years ago.
those amounts will do. Or you can
In Daytona Reach. Monon was n Angler" and accept him aa their
I In the second round Htark farqualify under the law hy a show.
i inmgnt inn uiamn rarei inc track favorite on the Volusia oval patron. Rut few know anything
Sporte In Brief
| rd Walter Clsro nf l.milavllle,
Ing nf personal worth of that >
Leeaburg Dodger* here in a tingle In '4N arid a conalstant winner. Al about him. What better time than
Ky„
another
I
up
winner,
who
By
AHHOLTATBD
PRKHH
much, or with n surety bond.
Affair, and the two team* return ways n strong finisher. Motion Jusl the start of a new fishing season
Lot L*. M. Boyd A f’o. » 2 R. ’]
had
aa
hia
victim
Raymond
F.
••burg tomorrow evening to missed nipping tha mighty Never to paint In a few highlights of his
BOXING
Ha*men of New Orleans,
1st Htreat, Hanford, write ] N r
lete the two-game aerlea. Old at the wire In the Volusia careerT
Jake ResponsIhJIlty
Lamotta
They
In the ......................*
tinner brae. . .Detroit—
....... were
...... . .........
. ? ^ Fiaaaclal
laauraae* i
Walton was horn of nhacurn
kg afternoon the Glanta play Derby last September. She fin
^e» «hlcl( had aueh aerond round N(* l l Y« l l »«>" world middle(n al,
BIMf Caaadi., fm
parent
ago
at
Stafford,
Eng.,
Aug.
ished neennd. Running dsnlnst this
Bob Troeolor, Jr„ ten of I he ntw coach at'ltotsen Unlvorelty,'
parings *s medalist fully . i„„ weight title f«*m Mareel reran,
jt w,jj i4V0 J(„, m |n(, nf money, *•
0,
IBM,
and
spent
hie
early
years
M an alt-important game.
m uP «3 pm,nder tonight will IhI'attnn nf Merganton against WII-' who was unable to continue af- Bnl, trnuh|P should you Imvo an
DeLomt, le bolng brought up in big itaguo atmoiphor*. Hera yoeng
, I t , la likely that Manager Hal Oft'* Bhnrcaerea. another '4* fav- as an Ironmonger In London.
Ham
Wlnkenwerder of Asheville; lfr Ike ninth round due to a automobile accident anywhere In
Troeolor
alto
on
e
fanes
mat*
of
bid
leagus
bets
broken
In
g»m«
After the Royalist defeat at
Grtiber will name Joe Hchulta t o 1orlle. Mlky, Rim Recnrn, Tin Type
Harvle Ward of Tarhnro against shoulder Injury.
u
thoD UIIIMU
United eiNtvn
8tate* aaint
ami vniiniim
Canada.. j
and
prictc*
seMlene.
Autographed
basebell*
are
on
each
past
hurl the tilt tonight, and will tend Mellon, Little Acre and Mild Man. Marston Moore, he retired from I
Charlea
H.
Dudley
nf
Greenville,
„
.
TBWNIH
Phone IU4 and Al Wallnce will
Troeolor It undecided tboul moving lbs (sees to OtLand In lt ^
Yugoslavia—Y
u
g
o
•
Little Acre, sensational Juvenile business and spent mol t of his
Charlie Rose tn the hill In l.eetsoon Ik* at your door to explain
H. C.. and former chmnplon Tom-' ,
""
eliminated Sweden, .1-2, to our "Hharo the Profit Plan * o f ;
toolbar when he etarta football prtctiei.
burg tomorrow evening. Right owned by Handle Bros, rerenlly time In the Intimacy of eminent
my Harnes of Atlnntn against R. -litvla p,l'
C. Naliers of St. Petersburg. |f|a. >reach semlDnala of European Insurance.
hander Ruddy Lake will probably wnn a feature race and shell he English clergymen "of whom he
—Ailv.
•>
get the nod for mound duties with In there pitching when her ••«* was much beloved."
The possibility of the Colum- ',nn‘! ^ “v,, Cup UnnU ' 0*"P«GThere
he
learned
th*
leisurely
springs
upon
tonight.
Mlky
Is
an
the Saints here Sunday afternoon.
bus. Ga.. Key family meeting lr( “ on.
Tha G'a opened hostilities last other hall of fire which will host fashion which is so outstanding In
j a Saturday seml-flual arises
In ,
,
,, Jr,1 U - l „
his
treatise
on
fishing,
which
was
G.e lower hracket.
Itindon- British Jockey Club
night In tho opening etania as watching. He recently defeated a first published In 1(183 and came
Jsck Key had as his second opened Its general stud hook to
»
Collin* walked, went to aecond pack of greyhound star* »"«•
out in successive editions for a
M A IC O nwant
round opponent Al Dowtln of “dndt forelgn-brod horses.
on a wild pitch and tallied on n rapid promotion Into the colehilty quarter
of
a
century.
Asheville, while Hilly Kev took .A * ? 1' England—Lord Derby*
■Ingle to left by Dave Burke.
BITTIR-IASIRt
This work placed Walton In tho
on Tom Martin. Jr., of Mobile,, Alyridon led home American.
^Tho program tonight Includes
Sanford came back In tha bot seven Mfl mile races, one over the
^ .L r iV v
ATl.AN'1 A. June 17 (/I*) Soulhrsitrrn foolball cnache* say of Al*., rounding out Urn Bracket, hred and owned B ack Tarquln H I A R I N O
tom of the first Inning to score futurity course and two marathon* YrtJnl.L*n*inSii
Morton Bright nf Atlantn mei 'na f
e
. iSUP' t
their only run of the contest. With over th*. In"" He-eb r«(r*e.
ter. of° the oHglna" Idltten had!
in Di*ir '*
*n d .«•'
,,.’r »*•■«•» “ * movi?'.
N’elon •<Buddy) llohardlcnhcn
of Stanton,
pel. Gerabon, fourtwo men away, Tom Cataldo singl
grown to '41, and a second part
Ihe mulheailern conference is tin- only foolball league which an- Birmingham, Ala., and Al He*- year-old- rnaldon,
Delaware
1st nsc* a /lt am*
ed, moved to third on a hit oV
was added hy hln friend ami fol- * nu-slly produces a movie of good and had examples of officiating from relink, Southern Collegiate Cham- l'»rk'a third race at $408,08 for
YOUR HIARINO
HruVr*'
Arm's
&
.....
Jim Jones and crossed tha plata
low fisherman, Charlea Cotton, I motion pictures of actual game* and n»ri (he show lo train umpire* and slsn from West Palm Beach, *?. one of Wggett atralght paytIRVICI CINIIR
M u .iv . P a rn a tl. Motltn
on an error by Fulta.
r„ , M em ^ l.^H o a^.n lJ.1 MM* who completed the Instruction (,n linesmen.
• ----- . ,
;---. . — ---- Fla., took (in Al Neal of Ashe- nff In U. 8. T^rf Annals,
vlltn,
GOLF
MILLER-BISHOP CO.
t)on Allan tripled and Al Plrtla
-nd m ,*dn* fjl**'
' Other conference* could use , . , , h .iLin'r lum hi. h.rb
(!,««•
Half
Hallr
Dsaklci
Barnes. 11147 Southern winner, Detroit—Boh Hamilton, LandIIR H. I',ark Avr.
doubled Allen home In the third
innv’. Master. Carbine. Magli
WaUon never professed to he „uch H r«llutnlrl tonic I., perk up ' "
fifore JS v tn id S t?. played
the best golf of the first <vor, Md., shot a course record
on pent plsys Imfore moving downthe fly. The chapchap t heir- officials.
ienle. .luncllun
to provide tho winning mnrgln for I Moo'enlV
Junellon Jonee. Hot • *r- an expert with thu
Get
FKF.HII II ATT Bill'
Annlverenryl ter on fly fishing in hi* first edlround. Ho wo* five un ■! tho turn M In opening round of Motor
the Invnder*. Gainesville added
i'hi,t
ALL hearing aids here at hnwe.
| Before sports annuslly develops field.
Rimlnut
W
ckIgv
Wver,
of
*St.
City
Open
Golf
Championship,
a third run as a margin of safety M>
{Ion was contributed by Thomas, (u two-headed complex of base-) The film showed he did.
p#teri|mrg and w a s on« under
In the fifth on consecutive elnglea
Barker, a retired cook and humor- j*,, nnd football every Heptsmbar,
te
a
v
s;
by Burke and Plrtie and an error
. .. .
. Guorico Ci«nlnorf *wr«'tnry of th« I
10
1 1 i,, » 1n
0 cori! h 5 und 4 victory*
n«»1 le. Hull,lose nicer, Hie* Jiibo- m L . * .|
by McManus.
Hut In the use of thu fro*, the. SouthuMRtcrn OffirlaU AhhocIii*
^ confjtr«icw will Imi udinit putlon. whose K!H took tho
Mannwhllo, the Daytona Reach ny
, tton, holdw the premier showing nf
Instructional work for ,nw|aj ||M(| t|,,. .wond easiest
ttb Hue* a / ia Nile
. worm, ami the grasshopper,
p in k y lle o ra e . I l l r l y Necb. Mcarf. was a master. Tho noted passage hu
taleta blanked tho 8t. Augustine
movie.
i
.
. .. i.
... , , task as he roomed over Weldon
CViels* Ju ita e , N ever F r e l
lils< b shout the frog—often misquoted
Nan Illn e N le, N lg h l W a lr li
Coaches,
..................
..
’
"
^
Ire H
' J r "won
"f ,13^ through
K,,n,,iry' If*Ala.
In
connection
with
the
ing performance of Wally Gaddi*
lo
nth Mae* F e l a r l l i
Ilm-Hiiien iiiiinlri-H duck miera. J™1" 1 urrurs lis t
anytrne .else.
|>HZtiun
are il
trying
do with
out,
........ pie, r l * i t m .h . Hn»*M'e"rt Hiva.fi
gives something
nfg the
reverence, ,miu.inen,*
eiiiiictiiiiiK sa
Aim lurvih'iitD)
* * What
ITHNt wo
Wl HfU
jriil|% to
Ml mp
wtp-ll the
ansi 4*141M
d* u
it. flllt.
and remained In a tie with the
eel. K e w e y Pee, I'lln If
Gainesville aggregation for the c r, T r ic k V H
the charm, and the flavor of the }" AlZ ' , J
n,"vl‘' l" ntlnlmlxe our error* hy • The lone remaining IMH semi*. H yom henv. Menu
top apot In the Florida fltate Lea c r . s A otilre
work;
• ah...... -I. ... a A n ll/luin lit.,
.
* " ln
polnlliig
nut our errors and good finalist,
Sonny
Swift,
was
ousted
l h f la r e n / ia M ile
lift.
.
LI_
rit'iiuJia
ait
offl.
IS*
a
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MUNICIPAL PARK 8:19 P. M.
When the movie proves an offl- Work."
Teener. J n V " J e r r y . Q u e e n . Hon.
"Use him as though you loved
hy Billy Key, 2 nnd I, in a pairgue standing*.
.
( lim e ,
H r » k.
P le s .s n t him," says WaUon of the frog, rial was out of place and missed;
The first film was pieced to- in gnf Columbus, Ga., Country
The Leeahtirg Dodgera cruilwd eP ll's
.. H erd er ( ’ ., H e llin g Itnl,.
from pictures of the IU4G Club teammates.
"that Is, harm him as little aa ymi a nlay, Gardner stops the show
the Orlando Benatora S to II In r e s mTtb
N**ee Rvaeb I'ear.r
what the official ..............................
After the August
P
.................1047
K s lir n v , T re lte , N e P ra .Ita llnhe. may possibly, that he may live nnd explains
Leeaburg In an II Inning affair
p .i.k v lls c o rit. Ante
(m e Hhuttn, longer."
The New York Giants posted
neer.”
should have done. If the film In- riiuwlng cnarhe*’ rating of offlcl
•nd tbe Del,and Red Hats worn He,
III rrl K k v Hliow.
Ihe highest team hnttlng aver*
WaUon had more than n love or Ieludes a controversial piny, and nttng Improved,
slaughtered by the Palalka Ataa ih Naee a /lt M ile
had wit and a ..........
humor-’there
are always dottma of them, The IU4H nvcrage rating for ngr In modern major league
tle rik al C h ie f. P n v e rly P rem ise. angling. „>1* .....................................
..
""nioer
goes In
nun
n th
inuruugmy,
7.HI,
7.K4. The history—.Hill In IWTO.
t I V * 1* liart y *' ( i li rt« Vj i ,. : n . J . : : , " L I P 0 " , . n ,*'.,n ,!r ;
* nd th e se q.ualltles
u a litie s |IG
a n ln u r goes
to II
o ro u g h ly , t n l*»ut |uo
I Oft games
g a m e s wa*
w aa
endeared him tn. many famquij Since mnvies don'i Hi* Gardner1ix-xt year the average went lo 8.10
able *-------If
to sn:y Ifa ai*lay
coy-..............
and laat
___ . . . . . . .
..Is ___
playwas
v ........
.. year II dripped hack a
Dim hreio '
J'lis nioi/e-1 «Tha art nf angling," ha aald, vied and called properly. For In-Millie hut still remained well atiovo
average.,
I Orlando baseball fame to be play,
ASHEVILLE, N. 0.. June 17- ’rd at the Municipal Park on Wed.
„„
GPI—The aoggy 43rd annual am. needay night for the benefit of thi
„
„ are,
ateur tournament of the Bouth.
ern Golf Asaodntlon resumed B„in* good, Lee Samuel* announe.i. .that
l _» -J,,- , hu “m ^ ln g .
under a revised schedule
called for second and third
Tub Smut
round matches today.
L ? K
-Sd
Despite a day long long down- „ , nrKr0 m in, has sold 40
Monon Highlights'
Field In Ninth
At Volusia Oval
?2£1iA
HEARI NG
Movies Of Grid Games Are Aiding
Officials’ Work In Southeast
BASEBALL TONIGHT
SANFORD vs LEESBURG
T n ta U
filn a a v llle
II
a i t 11
......... .......... in t m o n a p - 1
leafera ............
ion ono noo~i
n - C o l l I n t , A lie n , tlu rk e , C eU tito
ull*. McManu* I, mil —llnrk*
I. IH-PIrlle III—Allen, Ml r, H—Dealer, Kavakt* h i'—
’ulla In Cullln* In Allen. I,eft—
ia naevllle I, Hantnrit » mi —oir
•ulla «. Ileal t. Wt'—Heel, lllil'—
leal (Rivera). II—Onrnlrke *n<1
nderenn T—1:19.
H
YKHTKRIIAY’H htarh
Bv AHHOCIATKII PRKHH
Eddie Jooat, Athtetica, amaihed
• tBth home run, drove In two
Hie, and scored three to lead the
Ullttlca to a 7-S triumph over
II Rewhouser and the Detroit
wore preserved
Flood."
lie championed the pike, whirl;
many claim are "doltish, bony, un
savory, and of trifling value."
"Roast him when he Is caught,
and he Is rholrely good—too good
for any hut anglers and honest
men," said Walton.
Wallnn wrote ninny lilographle's
In addition to ‘‘The Coni pleat
- '
[Angler," Including the life of the
m i*W i.nant’M
'
iH
,iiHooker
J hom
"’|
l. Pel <!■ Wootton, Mr. Richard
and
li ii «it
iMr, George Hoocker.
at -ja u t i u
*he Encyclopedia Brltahit it inn in * Inlem "These live* were evidently
SI il 52! ! 2 i J wrl,Um wl,h ,ovln* wl"». In the
in
il* *4H fI, \Antlor,
r . . . '" u: :ami
J0,r.L,v,hlnn
1hu
17 it
il .*7«
llki» it iirf» rof vnlu«i
h #rnUa tM iffd if
Imm mr oxMrt knowlrrlgo thin mr
I'slsths il. fi*i.anrt t.
Daytona tlearii n hi
Angnsiin- e
l^tshurg at Hanforit,
Palaiha al Daytona Pnaeh
' “ ‘
jt“
BTEMMH nilTHTANDlNO
AUSTIN, T an^-l/n—Haven of
t tlH» Houthweat Conference track
rial
retords are held and anothar la
NMWtM i f Univaralty of T eiaa'
performer*. Rice ranks nait with Tea*
life Mark a and partnarahlp In an- J,',™?*
,
| tioetoi
--------------------------riillaa
The modern major league re.
. c m .for moat baaea on balls g iv -'ftiu b
l e t u p In a apawn la held by Bob H leti
IFMbMWWba walked 8M men In |
.
or rhermter.
All
these
men
were
e n d e tr e d
t® him by ■ certain gentleness of
| disposition and rheerful piety—
especially Donne, Wotton, and
...................
Herbert, who were angler*.
Ztak Walton wa* married twice.
The last 40 years nr hla life
were tpent leisurely traveling
about, tie died at Hie home of his
daughter, Dec. I#, HUM,
Ted Lynna waa an active ChU
rago White Hoi pitcher for 84
years, although ho missed three
seasons due to the war,
fttvamtah
Charleston 5 To O i Rube
t t WMelton,
- S Sformer
! ' “ big leawon the game nt JacksonIn Sally C o n te st! guorer,
vlllo for the Spinners. He hold the
Ily AHHOCIATKII I’RKHH
Art Mil mar pllrhrd a four-lilUnc
at Charleston Inst night as the
Huvii tin nh hullnus shutout the
llelieis, 5 to 0, in the Houlh At
lantic 'League.
The Coluinhus Cardinal* pasted
the last-plare Reda of Columbia,
II to 4. The Greenville Spinner*
nipped Jacksonville's Tars, 4 to
4. And the Augusta Tigers edged
the Macon Peaches, 7 to It, In un
11-Inning affair.
The Indian* nnd the . Cards arc
still tied for Ihe No, 1 spot In the
standings. The Hplns moved up to
third posit Inn, nnd Macon’s lot*
dropped the Peaches to fourth.
The victory dipped the Tribes
losing atrlng at three ilralght os
they backed up Dltmar with a
dmen hits. The Indian* chased two
over the plate in the third, and
came back for three mure In Iho
tlxth,
Two In the bottom of the aeventli would have been enough to
heat the Reda. but the Card* want
ed to make tore—an they marked
Tars to rix hit*. H wns Id* third
victory. The Spins had four miscues In the field. A pair In the
fifth and two more In Ihe lop of
Ilia ninth arcounled for Green
ville's scoring,
The Tigers came from behind
three limes al Mnrnn. In the ton
of tho 11th, they chased one lo
put them ahead tor Ihe fourth and
final lime. Don Phelpa alo.ded >■<
bring home Hal Douglar with the
winning- run.
is M H w aulteeis
b e e r!*
1041 FORD Convertible DeLuxe
Model new tan top—good condi
tion. Reaaonable. Call after AiBO
, p, M. 887-J.
Dtreiter a *4 iter *1 "Million Deller Wteksad*
A Mwyv* Pr*4e«H*s-As IstMl** I*I*sm
CITY SHOE SHOP
Bia in f e r * AV#^-
N O TIC E!
Ih IIGS,'Walter Johnson hurled
M obnaecutlv* shutout Innings
for tha Waahligton Begatort.
X fm i iw Mifumktiattd. low jtt
* ^ We have purchased The
"Peraonal appearanoM, yaara in atock
and with road ootnpaniea, plua my forty-two
montha with tha Army Air Forces, give
ma tha right to aay J’va been around,”
aaya Mr. Raymond. "And nowhere have I
tasted baar th a t compares with Blats,
Of all tha brewing capital's premium beers,
Blata ia Mllwaukae'a
fln aat 1 Uvsd there
I ought to know,”
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE
WORKS
(PM ALL NOMI. CAM)
1
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X.
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nf
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^ FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1MI
cited for “devotion and under
KITE-FLYlNo DANGERS *
standing" which "encouraged her , NEW YORK—(tD—It's easier
hue ha mi in the auceeaaful compto* I for today's kite-flying youngster*
NOT1CB
tion nf hi* college career."
to draw electricity down a kit*
Wdttee I. hereby l l v t n th a t I
string than when Benjamin Prank*
eag eg sd In buelneee a l l i e C ypreis .vcrelty a t l|s annual cercmonlca
ranue. Hanford.
Santera, Florida
riorida under the
the Jilne
June 20. Not
Avenue.
N o t only will married
m arried
lin mnde hla dlicovrrle* For that
j k i lt lo u a name of Loule'a Hoda
. . ,u u
The slogan, "Don't smoke in 1canon. *ay* Frnnk I* Jones,
n oop
p and " H .'Ju u r^ l^ S d ''
d 1 1»'nJ or* * * »hU mC" , “ i f u ” 'fX
tend to ratUter aald noma ngr-Icelve diploma*, hut their wlye*
Intend
d. that last cigarette msy tie president of the (irrater New York
hat to
the
the T
■
‘ Fi le
■Uhat
to th
e term* of the
c ti-. will get certiflratra of recognition
our
last cigarette," la displayed Safety Council, modern kite-flying
—
..----------—
to*wltj
Una* Name 8lal___
____ S5F:'
____ aa well.
can lie far more dsngeroils.
n
many
hotel rooms today.
1.91
FLORIDA
BTATIITCT
1141
# th the cferh or Hi (Hrealt Cuurt' Each wife u f a bachelor will
Jones says thot If a kite comes
r*
l a n i j t F lo rid a
Into rontart with power lines—
34m l to ils County,
lamia Wrlghl.
which wave nonexistent In Frank
OWN Kit
lin's ilny—1| may conduct enough
?
IS O T I C *
electricity to cause serious acci
Nolle* Is hersby given th a t w* are
dents. He warns against using thin
engaged In buelneaa on Hanfordwire or wire-threaded cord for a
orlando Highw ay ir -e t. under the
Ftctttloua Nama of T h a n ta a a “T o w kite. If wet, ordinary string or
a r and th a t wa Inland to rag later
cord will 11U0 conduct electricity,
i \i ,‘< 1. ( ^ u A L T
aald nama purauanl tn tha tarme
he say*.
a t tha "Fictitious Nama Bt*tut*"
HONORS BACHELORS’ WIVES
BETHLEHEM. Pa. June 13 —
(A*>—''Commencement for "Two*”
will be observed ny
by u>
Lehigh
Unlm Kn »rni-
Legal Notices
PAG* F l t i
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
m
OZARtt ik e
ray
c o rn r
:i£
t.’im .Ly
ipNTunf
lo-wlt: Hac. I f l . e t Florida Statutaa IM I w ith the Clark of th*
Circuit Court of Hsmlnole County
Cli
lurid*.
Lcfful Notice
Klsannr C. Land
(tan* A. Malrhlnrre
u w n s rs
in
N O T H '*
Rantord Florida, Jon* loth, I l l s
NtyriCE IH HKHKBY OIVKN
Inst
pursuant
In Chaplsr
1*4
Florida Htsllilss (M l as amendad. th* following described land
In Hemltrola fa m ily , Florida, will
b* offered for sals al public o u t
cry for lb* hlghvet and best rseb
bid, a t tha frunt door of the HamInole County Court House, at HanJ p r d , beginning a t I l i l t A. SI.. on
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i f th* Clri
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la m tear, ea* HMH-isalieg., tas be rrr'.rS by btmb.
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ybsn bleed weed. brat, ewfeb remrera sderrer. NTs.
a s m s c t iv i
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emit on Ins o»<0*1*1
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li*d it nil require*! In
uny i-liiliim him! fleim im le w h ich
Min. i*r e ith e r nf you. m ay hwve
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1*011 tity *ti Hunfont* F lo rh le , w ith in
r jf iiil m lism in r i i ii »i i |Tio fro m I h r
tim e o f (h e Mret p u b lica tio n of
thin n o llc r . K h i I i H n lm o r ilenm m l
wtiiill h r In w rlth iK . Tirol oh n il e t n lr
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mI im II lie NWurti lo hy the r litlm a fil,
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ScmiIi hrushes. Whips, I’aint
dition, near shopping district.' Clenncr*.
Low cash down pnymrnt, nnd other Items.Sponges ntnl ninny
low monthly payments.
SRNKARIK Glass A I’sinl Co.
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Fev Re
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9 gullible for buglnaia couple or
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- One small furnished
bungalow.
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BOON. Park Am. Phono 80S.
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Bed room
llm is p ,
v p r y | t l 2 - H 4 W . > n J. H I.
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tile baths, lovely shade trees
and fruit trees. Priced Mow to
day's market on ensy terms.
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Hpetiui Hervicew
NEW FLOORS surfaced to perfsc
tlon. Obi floors made like nuW.
finishing, cleaning A waxing.
Portable power plant, 22 years
experience In Semlnnio County,
II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary.
Expert Radio Repairing
Fred Myers. Ill I E. 2nd. St
SEE UH FOR
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTINO
AND TYPING
CREDIT BUREAU OF
HANFORD
n s N. Park
I'hnne IM
MOWERS
Lawn Hose, Sprinklers and
Garden Tools, sen
HTANLKY-HOGKRH
I have business?* well established
HARDWARE CO.
and operating profitnhly, that
can lie purchased tin terms.
Trailer, sleeps four, f . m Call;
1070-M or see on Orlando lilwny
(?. A. WHIIIIION. HR.
Rt. 2, Boa 453.
ORLANDO Mnrt1TnR Sentinel. Orl i t H. Park Are.
Phune I1HI.
Walk In Refrigerator l«>*. 7 x 3, l*n,l°
H,"f ‘ t:"11 llnl,,h
used. Call
F()R FARMS, homes, business, nslightly
, .......
... imO, Delaud, . ,*"y- _ . '
(OALL r»17 for lUltery, Generator
. property ami gcrang*,„*da, your | , Bauldln Mfg Co.
.
"
,• gild Hlnr.er service, Swain's
E.
A.
Htrruit
Realty
Agency
.'flOOD
Mule
Vdoi
h _i .. i>
si.n .i„...
, i rim
double wagon and
Hntlrry Service, 301 W. First
Orle
R. Matbiciix,
Associate 1 o " " 1’ miiu
mule er|iilpment. It.
1H07 K. Second HI reel or phono vnrlnua
Thiiuther, f^clery Ave
I30U-J.
I I K U 1 <L<II<1 h
.
I, ILA W N M o WEHH sharpened, Id
cycles repaired, lock mid key
HEAL ESTATE - INSURANCE K i l t I A IN T E K H Decoralorji. I anr
wwrhi Nl( waiting- work <;uhi
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT | * r lU n p ra . N * m m
IlflH-J afterJPOO !’. M, Work
.............
w
Hhmnoii. HUt
atl
ten
RAYMOND. M. HALL. Realtor
Guaranteed.
No
Job
too
large
or
East 4th. St., Snilfard, Fla
Pm. 4 Florida Stala Rank Bldg.
loo smnll. Estimates cheerfully
(Formerly with Williams Fixit
given.
ft— A rlim is P ur Nnk* — fi GENERAL MOTORS DIESEL ! Shop).
ENGINES
S T E A M LU X
House
Washing
FRIED JWMItn SHRIMP dimicif Power for Irrigation, Hnw Mill,) E n tile iiiilslile are a llielmling
Refrigeration.
Dragline
a
n
d
'
screens. F r e e esllliu iles. I'lim e
every night, <l.0ft HOMER'S.
oilier Anpllrnlions.
' collect Oviedo 2 HHI.
Mill's Swap Simp--We buy, sell or For delails wrile, Florida Diesel
trade most anything, -toil San Engine Hales, K52 East Hay St.
FIRESTONE'S New Service lie
ford Ave. Phono IPB-J,
Jacksonville, Fla
■
I partllient—complete Stake re
We Itolh Ios. when you don't
*i sVuV^inok l.-*' fa
lines overhauls; brake drums
bring your prescriptions to ftn.INl. 1026 h. 4th. St.
( turned; master cylinders re
LanevV Phone 105.
—
— «n
■—
paliedl now brake lio.-e install
, rd; lights, horns, ignition, inntnr
day ft
ft— AHTICI.KN WANTED—S f tune-ups; spark plugs cleaned;
11:30 tn 2:00 al HOMEll'S.
front end rehuslied;
TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete tin*. Highest cashi prUa
pn< paid
.
___
L r. used
Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed Store.
furniture. T*d -Davis
- -Puroltur*
Co. ail R. 1st. Ph. 966.
PITTSBURG Paints for every
se,
purpose.
SRNKARIK (Has* A Paint Cn.
HELP WANTED
113-114 W. 2nd.
Phone 326.
ENJOY Sunday dinner at l.ancy’s
Girl Wanted
76c also week dayg. Lunches A
French Pastry
Shnrt orders.
GIRt. for cashier In grocery store
Apply 82t> Sanford Ave,
GOAT MILK
D. Priest, Phone 7I6-W.1.
WANTED - Girl s t AI's Place,
See us for DO/.IEIl A GAY hlghi must havo health card, 311 San
quality PAINTS, ENAMELS I ford Ave.
I
and VARNISHES.
Always "Best for tha South'*.
Saleslady • experiences also In
alteraU
STANLRY-ROGKRH HARDWARE alterations
nf trousers Apply
807 Sanford Ave.
COMPANY
sa>.'
Or I bedroom house on terras. U.A Navy"
State prlea gad location. Box t.
FROM BANKER BRENTft--------- -*
\\
TH E n C H T 'f j CNT r V a l l OUT B A N tc R
S H E R I F F . W E C -O t > B R E N T ' BUT j-
U GET HIM
RjGhTAVUVYi
-THANKS TO TuE LONE;
RANGER;
IV
^
,JJ7 <
MICKKY MOIIHK
U\ h
Iiy WALT DIHNEY
r U f
king pins
hearings, shis’k absorbers; rm
hlirelor nil filters; wheels hal
areml; muffler; tail pipes; floor
mats; Indy tlghtenlriH; radlatm
hose; fan hells; Giiarariteed j
work, using best material a
ways a saving. Phone 12 for es
timates.
FIHKHTONK STORES
111 K. 1st. HI.
For full line of GALVANIZED
and BRONZE SCREEN.
For all weights In ROLL ROOF
ING.
For QUALITY. SERVICE and
PRICE.
Try STANLEY-ROGKRS HARD
WARE COMPANY.
ELECTRIC or
w ork Wa n t e d
-a
ACETYliENR
WELDING
LOWER PRICES, E iM rt watch
Sanford Motor I KqpL La
pairing, G. C. Fallows, Hoaw
166 W. 1st Street
«6W 11roo Sanford Ava. Ptwwa I
neighborhood, utlll- ElECTR!C—Frlgldaire~|60. cash.
no objection to Gas stove flO. 2201 Oak Avenue.
1M0.__________
private
"OOfJli AND
dvato t used 3 pc. bed room suU# 870-95
110 1 Slightly used 8 pc. dliwMe 29-95
I used lee hoe
- 24.6(1
1 used 8 pc. living room aultn 19.98 tracTor WOK
1 used dresser >,
14.96
MATHER OP SANFORD
261-66 B. l i t Si.
Phene 127
N C C K A N O H 6 G A N G C A P fu flE D S\£
5 H E R I F F I THEYHE TAM IN'
ll7
tr N '<es t J - -
ETTA KETT
ilY PA U L UOHINHOIV
�f
a
CongreM Action
Retail Meat Price! Drop Slowly 1 IC#iilatt4d
dkM)
that many Army and Navy officers
After Irregular Month-Long Hike!retire at an aariy age, drawing
Dewey Cites Need ML“ i°n^ y, T" In?‘*
To Talk In Sanford
Plat! Am F ln w in r
A U III A 1 U r i U W l l l g
___
• —-------_
NEW YORK, June 17—075—
ir-l ulatlnns on drawing retirement Governor Thomas E. Dewey re| benefits ought to be tightened et turned yesterday from Wastarn
u . the same time the payTnereaee Is Europe convinced that It Is "abso, considered. Estimated cost of the
,or bill Is about $500,000,000 a year.
The Senate, battling nvtr tha
he labor bills faced today a chcolce b e - ____ ___ __ _ ____ __ ___
- tween Injunctions and plant sail-j his first trip abroad In mora than
- ure In nationalI emargancy strikes. 180 years, said Hl didn’t sae many
,1 Technically, flea proposals were people .who saw any immediate
1,1 up far a possible vote. Rut What >prospect of war."
tha Senators really were trying to I But he declared "there Is condecide narrowed down lo these | tlnuous tension In every capital,
alternatives;
which wales and wanas with ths
1. Continue specific government .progress of the cold war."
power to get court Injunctions, as
Dewey was accompanied by his
In the Tart-Hartley Act. Labor Is [wife and Paul Lockwood, his secsolidly against this,
lietary. They were among S64
a i„„i a „„„
' passengers on the liner America.
Hons hoi authnrka themvarnmant 1 “T*1- WntlniUinca of the Econoi .eli*1
InduVlrv
r.mant ' mte Cooperation Administration,"
V o ih iii^ n l on I S .I th* Q<»»*rrior told newsmen. "Is
IncilnnIf it hScomes nccessarv • b*olut*lf eMonttel If we’re going
L Z f S ”l n JSSSSSSI to b°P* lor • ■‘•bto Europe and
tla^ten
P
U , f if wa’re going to achlova tha moat
Number
o
t.
I.
supported
by Iuniita
S © Kr.urope.
r o J P '^ ”
o___
is nM-i .as
Rev. J«hn McKay, missionary to
[ndi|| ^
Ip n k Bl th, gen/ord
Church of lha Nstar an t at 10:46
a . M. on Sunday, according to Rav,
L, R. Rushton, pastor of the local
congregation.
u » vlng the United Slates for
Sift. Ratliff Buried
JACKOONV1LLB. Ju.a It—<
- t t n Florida grata At
Males to retallere: Largo II
•». Medium It oe»T , Oman II
lo, Uatra largo at os t l.
Producers sales d Ireel to
eumere; Large 14 os 41, Met
II os 41, Small II os II. B
Urge IT os It.
(In cartons 4 cents higher)
Live poultry
To
1
Dressers
Consul
Fryers tied
tvt Itie up
.... It
flrullera red
l-»U Us ............. It
liens red heavy
4U Ibe up .....
It
liana while heavy
4 Ibe up __ ___ .. II
Mens llaht
under 4 lha ........ If
Roosters old
it
Dressed NT style I
bled!
Fryers r*4 ......... 41
Rrnllsra red ...... 41
ttena red heavy . 40
ene white heavy 14
ene llahl .....
l|
nooelera old ....... IT
Dressed and drawn
tael oft)
Fryers red _____ It
Broilers rad ....... it
liana red heavy .... 41
Hens while heavy 44
{J4i»a light ........... 44
Hoostere old .....- II
Many a dallrioua aad nourishing
J»*« “
milk hivt f i i t m y h i M idi i t
It b tit 8 tibli
home, eapecW lyiit t h i s ™ son Jufco with the sgg,
when m ltkis In m b plentiful sap-' about d tabtesm aa
ply and warm want her wbata an- CUP
wld mlllt. On
petit as for eoel drinks, tha U. ■ .■ *» t ^ w«h gtatc
Department of Agrieuttura sug-'lw tead of ntttmag.
gssti. The youngsters In the fare-,
----------------lly can whip or shako up their own
Mora than 76 tra
milk concoctions for batwaen-maal are caused by chll
su ck s or party beverages. Chiliad with matches, says i
milk drinks also will be welcome , flee of Education.
at noon meals on hot days.
|
-----------------A delectable milk shake can bai Monarch buttarflli
made with banana puip instead of, eaten by birds hecai
ice-cream, cookery specialists Bug- a bad-lasting chem
east. To fill n tall gters, usa a bodies,
fully ripe b a n a u and o cup of cold •
____________
milk, reel the banani, s'lee und'
J
press through a medlum-flna sieve
The ant has two stomachsi on
—or put Into a bowl and beat with for himself, and thg other fo
an electric m ltar or rotary egv food to bo sharad with other gnt
beater until smooth and creamy., in the nest
Add milk and beat agvln.
i
:— ------r — ;-------This banana-milk shako may ! a '
varied In many wavs. It ma
flavored with venllui or nut
A tlttla chocolate sirup ma;
added to it before miring, <
half cup of oruar * *------___ — ______
«Uk.
their belief in
*gg no* «•«• • *«>ddotl of ataouls.
lent!on around Christmas time,
_______
but it makes an eicellent cold
drink for summertime when both
system in the eggs and milk are In good supply,
iiltmatedto be To make an egg nog suitable for
■lllton
youngsters ana grown-ups alike.
________ add a few grains of salt to an egg
and beat until light. Than mix
thoroughly with a cup of cold
I by tha bugler, milk. W teaspoon of vanilla and’
I tablespoon of sugar, four Into
»
Baseball Loops To .Citrus Mutual Will
Be Formed Monday1
Hear S. It. Smith
ye baseball leagues, Including , LAKELAND, June 17-(8pcMidgeta and Juniors, will bp
#dl,/ r'? r
‘h,#
formed at the lakefront toil Pgr? P * Department of Agriculture s
Monday morning at }Q;Qp o’clock lruit and vegetable branch head.
in connection with tH e"«y youth ■ *'■* “
/ *&*' &* A , i t
recreation nroaram
.dress
of Florida CHrus
A children, story hour, and {•“I*"1 •» T u . V d . i Ii J ' a ' 'Sf
group gama activillea wl|l t a ke ; ^5r? . ' , ,T **' ,
M A' M'
place at tOiOO o’clock at lh elln M“vh,n Auditorium.
Bouthslde Rclmol. At 8:00 o’clock1 . her speakers to appear inIhe Girls fioftball League will be Nude James C, Morton, former
formed at the ball nark, and at «»lt<»nl*Atl«n director of the glsnl
the same time the play cejter in ciopeiallvsi 0. (I. Ware, preslFt. Mellon Park wllFbe opened. «l«»* of the First National Hank
Negro playground acilvitifs will,"/ Leesburg, who>will speak about
be starts,t at 10:00 A. M. In.Golds- Dnancing Mutual- members, and
boro and at Hopper Academy.
W. W. (lidding, Tampa, who wfll
__________
-i
[report on canning Industry reitrarrh.
Merlon I,. Corey, executive di
Extra Sefutinn
rector, announced today that an
effort was being made lo provide
a program for the meeting that
would attract a large attendance
of both member and non-member
growers, slid others .Interested In
the plan,of operation which Mu
tual is making for next season.
r
what to do in case of strikes that Communiili.”
endanger the national welfare. ; This wae the governor's 81al
The Taft Act authorises In- wedding anniversary. He said he
junctions. Rome Democrats think [and Mrs. Deway would spend it
selmre U strong enough, and will I with friends In New York,
hnth win votes and keep from an
taennifing labor.
Tbt House was In adjournment
Spy Trials
until Monday. Most acllvlly on
Caplin) Hill today centered in var
ious Hensle Committees.
r u p r W -- *
\ \ » » «■
k I k i ^ i l
ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED!!
Tampa Masher
LADIES’ HATS
LADIES’
✓ j
j ,
Beautiful a n a o r t mint
And Iota of nuinmet’ laft
to wear tb#mt Hgts for
merly priced to 25.00.
DRESSES
Foot charm in yours in
ntiyhne
of
our
lovely
Now '97 •
VilMB to 1M0
sheer prints. Sizes 11
through 20. .
and
Now f ft
only
Vtitta to 8.M
1 Now |8
Notion’s Weather
-r
One small froup to cloge
out for. .
BRAS
,U Ckarck Notices
Coal Dispute
One group of Cotton and
Nylon In White and Teirose, broken sizes. .
HOLY CROHH CHURCH
FIRHT BAPT7HT CHURCH
Bev. Hi L|lllete« Zlssaieraiia, .
Park Avenue at Hlilh jUreed
. 8. N.. Rector
W. P. Brooks. Jr.. Psator
rjrs l Runday after Trinity ''
Hunday School 0:46 A. M.
M:(M A. M. Holy Communion. 1
Morning Worship 1|:00 A. M.
Training Union fl:45 P. M.
UiOO A. M. Morning prayer and
sermon.
Evening Worship 8:00 p. M.
Wadnesday Hervlcs 8:00 P. M.
No services during the week.
Vacation Bible Hchool opens
Monday al 8:RU A. M. All boya and CNRIRT CHURCH. Laagwaad
girls of the Nursery, Beginner, Rev. H. LetlM ea Xlmemraiaa,
B. D., Viear
Primary, and Junior ages are in
First Mundsy after Trinity
vited.
8:00 P. M. Evening prayer and
Welcome.
aanno,i.
All are wetrome.
PANTIES
B r ie f
s t y le
p e n tle s
LADIES’. gHOES
Barefoot OrlgliHila id
Spectator P u m p s and
In
Burapa, F o r m e r ly p riced
to ie 7 w . .
R a y o n k n it. T e ^ r o a e
Runday flehool 8:48 A. M.
Morning flerrica 11:00 A. M.
Subject: "Is the Unlvem , Includ
ing Mbn. Evolved by Atonite
Force T"
Wednesday Service 8:00 P. M.
Rending Room 8:00 to 8i00 P.
M. Tuesdays and Frldnya.
All at* welcome to attend our
sorvleoa and to use our Reading
IIRT1AN * MIRRldNAR
ALLIANCE
Woman’s Ctefe EalUteg
Gleaa R. flmltk, Pastor
00 4, M. Blhla School, Mr.
ajdt, Bupt.
00 ’A. _M,. Mi
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WORK PANTS
8 t u r d y , k m g w e a r in g
K h a k i, fu ll e u t w it h r e '• in fo r c e d a tttc h in g fo r
ten W flM C r1’V 'r.
s ttH - a e s *
WorshlB. jMtwJrs"'Alltel**# Tpung Piei
^ rs rw a s sssssi.
AMSMRLY OF GOD CHURCR
L.' A. Alloa, Pastor
U tl Uurol Avenue . Fhame H U
Runday Sehool 8:41 A. M.
Morning Worahlp 11:00,A. M.
t im s i
eotee. agate. W roll I
• ee ■It jto, t o p o f We
HrtaiJknying .eqt e
nan m m a i
■wwymi
rw -i« -ii..
ONE CROUP.
�- r^i
ape m n a
K P » p y .111m11" way"
U UaHy TIm n to a t n a g t * To h u m tto Vm m *i tto w « U t
« h M r t l (to h M N H *1 AM llM I
U Vw toM t o t o n i ) Iw B u l v i
TH E W EATHER
S tty *
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m L u m z ix s
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___________________ AW INDEPENDENT
DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
i »m
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1940
f e r a l f r
Warm, sultry and ccnaraltjr fait
through Tuesday aarapt for a few
■xaitarad thundershowers in aftor*
noon.
>
AMudated Praia U u a d Wire
NO. 215
Big Four Fail Un- nerican Committee Upheld Dividend* On iCounty School P y o c i / l o n f
R ill
b CowlOnMelWb It U,e. VA |nsUrailc«; Heads Study ‘‘resident
™**
To Agree On
On Germany
AreAuthorixedj Budget Crisis For Reorganization Of
’VASHINGTON, June 20~U P )~F o, the .ecood time in ai many
week*, the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeal* today upheld the I tome UnAmerican Activilie* Committee in cate* challenging ita invcitigstion
method*.
|
*)
The court ruled unanimoutiy that the committee did not violate
F o r e i g n
M i n i s t e r s ' ron*titutlonal right* whan in I946fe'
--------------- — ' $2,800,000,000
S h o t Schools To Be Oper
C o u n c i l A d j o u r n s It demanded “all the hooka, re
ated On Full Bud
In The A r m Is E x
cords, document* and correspond
W i t h O n l y A u s t r i a n ence" of the National Federation
gets
Until Money
pected To A i d B u s i
tor Conatltutlonal Llbartla*.
A g re e m e n t R each ed
The decision upheld lha con
ness D u r i n g Year Gone, Then Close
tempt conviction of George MarNew Department Ol
TALLAHASSEE, Jun# 80—
Pa r is , j un. 2o~cflp>— Th# Bi« Khali, chairman of the federation,
WASHINGTON, jun* 20 (* V
(A
*)—Governor
Fuller
____
Warren
who
refuted
to
deliver
the
re
Cabinet Rank To B e
Four fortifa minuter* announced
Veteiant Administiator Carl R. said today ho has arranged to
cord*. Marshall waa convicted In
••day (hair failure thua far to agree U. 8. District Court here la A
Gray, Jr., today authorised pay- barrow 18,000 on his 1948 Ca
Created For Provid
dillac sedan flow the Commer
on acoaoatic or political uaitv for It)41, and sentenced to (600
_ _ -------- men! ncal year of a *p*<i*l t 2.W ASHINGTON, Jun* 10, (A*)—Her# In brief ar* President T ru -'
ing Public Welfare
Bank In Panama City to man's **vrn reorganisation plans and the changes they would make!
Germany, but announced *|r#e- and thrae month* In jail.
H a r m F r o m S e a r c h I s soo.ooo.ooo divident on national cial
liv*
on
whit*
Itntparity
passing
In appealing the eaao, Marshall
government:
w /w iriiivu iu iv, June
tunr 20 (/P)—
iMal in priacipla on an Auatrian
WASHINGTON,
un his salary from Ih* Stats. in tlie
S a id T o
O u tw e ig h
l,,# •"V"11*”
contended that (1) the House
No. j —Create a Department of Welfare to be headed by a sec- l > . . r lull, . n
indapandanca treaty.
D
I
*>
,
J
*
Gray
said
he
hope*
vetafan*
Th*
Governor
said
Salarday
retary of cabinet rank. Th* department would take over most fu n r-'
l,u m * n lo d j» aito d Lo n
acted unconstitutionally when It
S S i b l e B e n e f i t s will begin receiving check* “somr he would poet pons acceptance thms "f the present Federal Security Admiid-trutlon These Incitid* 1
Ending a aaaaion which bagan created the Un-Afflarlcan Activi
4 tenth cabinetof
his
11.000
a
month
salary
adminlstrutlon of Social Security, policing of the Pure Food and ,4 ,,l department
a llrpatlintnl ot
rA M nuirv-r u
<
time in January. 1950," with pay
May 23, the foreign minister* of lie* Committee, and (I) the com
for
July,
August
and
Septem
i| Well
JIP Allfl
Drug Act, and the federal Office of
o / Education.
Wellate
and tu
to liput ||,r Cutnmitc*
, !.
J“*»» -20
mn,| ,„|„untialiy completed in the ber because of th* Stats'* finthe United Slataa, lha Soviet Un mittee violated hi* constitutional t/Pl ii
rights when It subpoenaed lha re
government's Jobjoh- I)«paitmrni m
No 2 Put
I'm under th# Labor Department the government’s
■nctsl crisis.
ion, Franca and Britain ditcioiad cords.
u«?v«.fv Wdi
I! ,0Vfor 0tom,ldrj'
Gliding and unemployment compensation service" The U.H. Employ,
*
P he
itlo
university,
will not. hunt
,, ball, of, 'flat yea,,
.
.
agreement only on a "modut vivenI hr divident payment hat been
A week ago, tha circuit court muniilt on it* faculty.
mutt Service now has, In effect, an Independent status. The Labor ,0*“ *
GAINESVILLE^
June
20
t,l*i
di"—a aort of liva-and-lel-hva a r tilled the committee hae a right
To do io. the univeitily Uyi, llo*"’*ul1* *nlicip*trd by »om* « • County school tupsiintemJeiiii to Department ulso would gel functions of Ihe Veterans Placement | Die plant ickii all told —h'*ra
to ask witnesses whether they are
Service Hoard, u job-finding service for veteran, now utidei the
lo Capitol Hill ndhtn a half
rangement for Germany.
*
. j.
, or navo
D*rn mamtwra
Mdanger it* American fiee- °|*°m**** *% * *,'ly'*jjl»ni to Mli tlsv unsmmouily toted to opristc Veteran. Administration.
.. t.
r
, T
have been
members or
of in*
the uomCom
A communique winding up the munji, P„ ty, That gocialon up-1 dum. it* academic integrity,
| chaimg powei which might Blip county puhlic ichooli si lull hudNo S—Generally shake up the Post Office Department, con- . 11 1 ' ' ' ' 1 Human signed ih*
centrating in the postmaster general some powei. now held by '“ng debated leuigauiralion bill
talk* Mid lha four power* will dit- 1held contempt conviction* of
The univ«itiiy'* view* a* *»- ° " ,rl d«*mmg butinri* activity,
H*t» until the money tuns out and
cua* in September during the Uni-1" " o n / ! & " '' " J " **?*: | P -« e d by « .poke.man cho„n by
A P'^nvoluie announcement ol I then "clu ir up ihup and lluou Mibordluate officers and agencies of Ihe department. It alsu would l going Imn LioaJ poneit to merg*
Cteaie the pm-1 of deputy postmaster general and provide for a J(,d Mteamlin* goyeintnenl ateni q Nation, Amiably n » .l,n , th.
lJ ^ M S f& J 2 S 2 S !|
J -™ . B.y.n. Cnn.nl ... llir ai t urn was put oul by VA ye* away th* key "
seven uiriidn-i advisory board. President Irumsti .aid this board . ...
.
tndav.
but
recalled
because
G/at
dale and other arrangement* fot or-not question, contending thol
r'i 'i i
° l,,'8 ,r,,l°nal veto,
there will be no heneiiment
Stair School Supt. Ijtuinat 1) would “mski- mailable tu the postntastsr general Ihe advice of outhad
not
yet
ligned
the
uider.
Hr
a new station of tha council on the committee had no right to Inquire! ol uiui
' Hie Public Huadt AdmtnnUaprofeesor*
engaging
*«amii« for
tug vii|i|inu
upen ,
' ; " ;
I Hailey Salutdav laid that lull op- statiding private cititrns."
I n l a , * 1am. la. n o a l t s l aoj nl
m 11m
**
I
S I
-w. in --open
N- 4 Make the National Security Council and the National I lion now it hi the I edetal Work*
bitnifold problem* of Germany.
and legal meeting*. Iheie will be
" ,hl* mo,n,n«
ftation of thr tchuul ivilrin liaird Secnnty He.uurce* Hoard a part of the White House rxecutlv* I Ageniv. WrlLue and Social Senn
........................... I
, ..I.
A h m it
10
.000.000 -veterans of
16,000,000
Meanwhile, diacuselont will con
,
,,
- n i i ,l
ol
*nd *«l- World War II will receive Ike on thr 1949 appiopnahuti ol |9 ‘t, offlce The duly of th* council s to advise the President on how to
tinue at a lower level among the col'r’t hsId that ihe commlttM lwd' no
ter watch.'
b> ‘h«
719.000 would tun tli* uhoul »y« dove lad domestic, foreign and military policies; the duty of the 1^un,y m*"m
divldfiul*.
occupation authorittee of tha four "reaionablo cause" to inveatlgate
l
eiieial
Senility
Agency
“The harm don* by the effort
This would average about gl7f> trni lot only trtrn monlh, on cut boaid i. to advls* on military, Industrial and civilian mobllliatlun.
ton#* on problems of dtvldod Ber tha federation a* part of it* gen
No ir< Give tin- chairman of the Civil Hervic* Commission more
eral inquiry into Rubveniva ac
All the plant, it peiuillled lo uk*
tent rcvrniifi.
lin. The authorltiM will be guided tivities.
powei to catty -nit affairs of tin- commission, toil leave policy derl- elletl, will a m out lelottu and
gle cladeellne Party Member would agency said Individual raid
In these talka by vthat hae .taken
Thr tounly ** hool hcadn al*o stoii. I-, the three-ineiitb*f commission.
1
Huns have not b##n completed
Ruling that th* Investigation iml weigh iny poMlblr Impii
place at thla conference in dieNo il Give tin- chairman of the Mat it mu- Commission more economy ptopntalt ot the Cumirq u n lrd Hadry to irtoinmrnd thr
cuuiu
*u
iu
in*
pnrac*
pap*rn
ui
Harvard»
President
(.onant
aIn
general,
every
vetern
wan
could
go
to
the
private
paper*
of
euielng atepe to reatoro normalcy the* iiPvuitlllllnn. (ka sniiH'a ntiln.
the organisation, the court's opln- ■tf*" with General Llsi-nhuwer and i took out National Service In- 25 pet trtil cut III ullool appto adiniut*h stive authority. The full five-member commission would mittion on Cioyeniineiil OiganttaIn Berlin's lift.
bon hr,ulrd hy toimrr Pieridsnt
Ion said:
n*ha rec haduaprttosn nnfwypsh xuranre and kept It In fores at pnationi made hv thr lludttrl Coin- still determine ship sub.idles, legiilalions and major policies.
N» 7 Put tlo- Public Hoads Administration tinder the Cuin- I lei heil Hooiei
i, On the Auatrian treaty the min*
other
educalor*
that
proven
Comjeast
three
months
will
be
eligi
"It I* well known that the mod munlita. should be barred from ble. Where policy-holders hay# min urn latl week hr mndr "atto»* liierce Department.
It now has a semi-independent .talus' under the
littr* agreed on th en line*:
epu.......... -T ill- oltll-| file would lAi glv*
ill* board" on all lout mapii t, hool Federal Works Agency. The Hoads Administration bandies federal
' 1.' Austria'* frontier* will re ern pattern of subversive prtpa- teechlnd, but Harvard Ik not going Hied, tho beneficiaries will
Hie lltircmi of Kmployuient Hemain a* of Jan. 1, 1988. This gamla, as exemplified by the Com- |o "polite" it* prufeiKiits elm ply reive the funds, Gray said.
ilrm i. Ih ri* a ir lumh lot lapilal fund fot highway aid lo the states and supervise, road construe- ( c u i l t v i pildi-.N p a y mot Joli placemeans Yugoslav territorial claim*,
Application hlanka for the divt- outlay, curirnt *xp*it»*», tiampoi tloli In national forests slid patks.
*• - sUKpiclon they
liieni i lo th e I nhoi D e p i i i tment,
dend
ids are being prepared aid
at fiyet supported by Russia, have two sRpectH. There Ik first a public mi.t.. i . ronm uuitt
t i l l Iti-oigsidii- ilie I',i - i office D t “
may lie available In August |it ration, and trachri *alanr»
been thrown out.
t aspect, which by itself may ap- m'*h‘
The
university
statement
says
p a itllle n t 1 1'> KnUlgi- tlie scops
pear quite Innocent, end - Indeed
Tin- State schoid brad tola lb*
postoffices, Veterans* service ojf
I. Austria. will guarantee the may
that
to
tearcch
for
"reasonable
1 of ilie evecutive office of the Peesseem commendelile in th* ob
meeting of superintendent* here
rights of the Slovene and Croat jects and causes which It appears gnu nil*” for doubting Ilie loyal y ganitatlons, end VA offices.
idem, iDi Hireamliu* ttie Civil
that schools need the full appro
Meantime,
th*
Adm
inistrate
minorities.
of any faculty man would "dis
Service Coiiiunstioii, ami iEi
priation.
to espouse.
asked
veteran*
not
to
write
MW
I Hlrengthrn (tie aid Ion lly of the
8. Yugoslavia would have ih*
"But thla public feature of the rupt Harvard or any fie* univer nbaut their dividends becaUM
“W*
can't
gel
by
on
U»s",
he
chairman of the Matitim* Comright to "eelte, retain or liquidate subversive propaganda technique sity."
Harvard! stand on'the Commun letters " will only causa th* pig declared.
I ml..Ion,
Austrian property" within Yugo- Is often only a means of hiding,
.
Bailey
urged
them
not
to
cut
ment
to
be
delayed.*
aov
I'HAGUl., Ciechotlovakia, June 20* (/P) I It* Coimnutiul toveiu*!gv territory. Thla meane Yugo •trangthenlng and enlarging tha ist-bunting lubjgpt was mad* puh< All «e\ru plan, wete detcribtd
The
special
dividend
•
wtl!
got
tMsher*
talari**.
aptMiegliv tightstisd
lightened theii
then tjutid
guaid on
ui Airhouhop |,y (|lf wintw House as uniform
slavia would get m reparation*.
sphere of operations of a subver Urlii response te a question railed ba paid on policies Issued at
Me said "fog teachers deserve uirnl'y .rcunly police appaisgtlv
clot*lv" to the Hoover
sive organisation. The rent pur by an alumnuai
(tu
Jen j.1,, IBM.
IOff. But
Rut such po
poll
all they arc getting and mure". Jotel Betan's p a l a c e - w e j g h . d ill* lUttnini of ing "qnli*
JTT.
Jfn.
pose and goitr which'seekr to de •*M 'Mewere*1'**
Conitnl.slun recommendations mBut. ha prifertd.ss.it, (he 86 per oigattUsd‘ Communist
“
let kling
of the prolate
prelate at Sunday's
Nutulay» cathedrsl
i
h«H
tn'ro?“lh*
rathe.lial
tet- Gomml*
stroy our. i constitutional; >gunMncom slash would affart Ih* sain vim . Th* heckling dtnve him lot hi. rathedral and prevented hint from
” ,r^ln* “f
y I g* . Tn.
■ A . s e s..........
e . , 1.
U unnJm iU . W '- m am J.. tees, may in fer be 'openly m * .............
... thr rise of tsarher* wherever It was
conipleiing hi#
. __
_
_
I Dmlei the new law, Ihe plahs
here the miaieters virtual!if publicly announced, hut ipread in chairman of hla state’s commlitlnn limit of time on which dividend taken.
He dNnt 't want a return to tinagreed not to dliagre* again until a secret, clandestine fashion, be which icccntly drafted legislation urrnmulatlpn* will he allowedAMouini. of n any
M i * « a i * i ( i D a s f t n v t i T r t wdl ' “ ke effeci tu tin days unless
I r l l D C f S I \ t l l U r i l 1 0 either hous* of Cougiess vetoes
Is th* anniversary date of the days when teachers served with- ta k io tlm Archbish p ' y
tfiay meet in New York next Sep yond the reach of tha eyas and against Communism.
-lit imv ore were paid la script. "I foiled by sicurlty l,*»h* ,u l 1 .
them within that time tiy a majornollryMn 1948.
tember. Adjournment cam# at 8:lo ears of the general public.
the palace reception desk and,I p .
A Is „
H n o
its vote of th, full m em hH .hins"Thla silent diffusion of sub
“P. *M “ ‘
(11:80 P. M.
Government officials expect tin can look hark to when I taught ing
versive doctrines Is propaganda Coleman Report*! On dividends to be spent prompllv one month for nothing and wns .................... swltchhoard
EBT).
1115
M llC l
V in e
! 4tl vote, tu tin- Me,late tu 218 in
An attempt to reach Id. private
the House Kadi plan l« In lie connr.d to provide a noticahl* "shot paid for si* weeks In script,"
A communique for publication fully as much as tha pamphlets
Rotary
Convention
sectetin
y
try
telephone
met
a
n-ply
Halley
remntkeil.
Superintendents
In th* arm" for business,
at 8 P. M. waa released to news and other public demonstration*
from
the
swilchboiird
that
'they
lit
the
meting
agreed.
The 13,000,000.000 distribution
men. Tha eight-page doaumrnt, rumliictsd by the organisation*.
th* recent convention of terminal leave pay Immls In
The wealth lo support a good
arcepUlig tin Jituilie c all, or
________
'lug with the I’le.ideut today, unitexplaining tha detslla of what wax Ami, In fact, because of Ita iscrst In Terming
New York of Rotary Interne- IH47 ha<| such an effect, observ school program In the state Is visitors." It could not I leurtieil.
nature,
this
aspect
of
subversive
I rated Cong t v ., .till will ho tu
A done, outlined draft articles for
refused
'
_____ ____
____ here, he told Hit- sellout Isadets whether the police liuil
Most veter
full Inves tlunal th* largest and most In able In scales charts.
w an independence treaty for Aus activities require* the
talk
to
C
o
n
t
r
a
c
t
T
a
l
k
s
r
o
n
'
1...................in*
-tay. “t* op on
__ a_ govern
____ rplring ever held, H. H. Coleman, ons promptly cashed thrlr bond. He uolnte<i to an eiuenditur* of llo i n the lig h t to see ol
attention of
•
,
r-,
* I Ang. IH. They ul.n (indicted t«vo
tria and contained a working tigatory -w..,
(60,000,000 last year for clgarst- anyone.
.
.
.
.
the
committee
I
manager
of
the
Florida
Power
and
I
Nearly
20.000,000
policies
were
mental
body
like
t little
W ltll
I* O rel niiiie reoiganlratloo plun. will he
agreement between the East and even more than does Ita public' Light division here, revealed to- lf»[{ed, of which 7,216,000 aro
t C m t ila u t * O h P e a * T h r e e !
Shrill Communist interruption*,
A tir l
ft
sent np liy the President shortly
Weet In Barlin.
of ilie Archbishop's Corpus C lin sli
counterpart.
day that as an alternate to th e . J*1” <n fore*Mirtth a face value nf
nnu
U.
JV
M e e l | The> piopo.al to cti-au- a \VslTto four miniatera—Britain's
day sermon In Ht. Vitos Cuthrdiu!
Three Justices ruling in tha ras* I meeting he had derived much i
*41,662,000,000. ThepoliciesFlorida
nerd
Hotel
Awning
fare Department provides that it
Ernest Bavin, America's Dean were
yesterday lirought the long hullle
Wilbur
llr AHHOCIATKD
PRESS
tvosw Bennett
WIIHVII C.
Vn Clark, TTIIU
UI K. pleasure and inspiration from th e 1 pot now be In force to make the
..
, ii
i l lake over the duties now udtniniv
I h I)aniuged B y H u h between church and slate to Its
eligible for a dividend
Achaaon, Russia's Andrei Y. Vi Miller and Georg* C. Sweeney.
meetings and outstanding
f enter holder
w e e k 'i Wiilknul ol John 1. | tried by Kedeial S-'curily Adminirwatlaae* s* p*a* T e n
highest tension. Till- Aichhl.hop, I
talnmsnts. H* returned Saturday
shlneky and Franca'a Robert Bchu
- co al mmrit ended h-dry | i.trato r U .cai K»tng
Ewing, it
The metal awning of the Flur d e fia n t ly re s is tin g C o n n ......... 1st o f |m | „ r ) ( u l u , io (l, |((| 4 i u | l l ( i l |
with
Mrs,
Coleman.
m«n—went Into tho bar of tha ACL Flagman And
| he h o h ls th e m l....................................
a
ida
Hotel,
also
a
supporting
brick
Father
Dies
Tryinsr
f
o
r
t
,
to
control
the
church
Dr.
H.
W.
Ruprecht
was
th*
pink msrbls palace for a sandwich
lunar
htd
a
r
how
down
tlagr
|
”
!,*c
i*u
r
>
of
column
was
damaged
shortly
heths spiritual rule o f th*
delegate of tho local club
and a glass of champogna as their
Wife Are Drowned regular
To Save Daughter fot* 6:0(1 o’clock trus morning by lut-ak
Vatican over Ciecho.lovakla's 6,at the convention, whleh waa also
lo n lM rl talks alio onnpird llir .
uiliiet.eeretaiy and tbr*« *»•
diieuatlona came to nn and. Re4
Hanford
Transit
Line
till,
widen
Catholics, hail ill leave lit* ■illrntloll id the slrel ilulusliv an > l|.i.tant
11
IC e a tte w *
secielune. of welfat*
OCALA, Jun* ■80—Id*)—James attended by Dr. Harry Bllaby, who „ FOLLAN8Brj:,“ w . Va.. June lolled down Ihe incline from Iitm.iino
and return to his palace, ul ihr lo u l Mulot ( omjiany and its I would hr cteati'd and iln- Offico
Wesley Lyles, 84, of High Springs, cam* there from Atlantic City kO—UP)--A father rllm*d Into where it was uaiked In Gout of pillpil
under th* watchful eyes of muon wrukeis.
Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad flag where he had attended n meeting to burning attic of hla bom* ear- the Amoco Filling Htation, across teady
, "f
Administiator
VITB TAKR VACATION
1 he security police.
of the American Medical Asso
I fomilfl liv RhotlHni*ii
Th* veterans on Tha Farm man, and his wife, Mrs. Thelma ciation.
•Y ‘“day after his threa-ysar-uhl .Second Htrset slid into the build
I
r
s
t
i'
United
Muir
W
ulkrit
lu
ll
In
g
v
«
R
h
n
tht»
totIit*i fi v e
Tit*
whistling
and
ivrrltiH
broke
Ttelning Class started a two- Lylas, 81, drowned in th* OrklaMore than 6,971 Rotarlana and ‘•Jn daughter, and died alone ing,
Thu driver had finished Ills nut from demonstrators Imnclied r,l thru "stih ilu a liu ii" walkout oil lenrganizatloii plan- would:
wsska1 vacation period Saturday, waha River yesterday while on a msmbeta of their families, repre with them. Norman Long, .18,
1. T i sn«f*i tli* lint ran of Kmnight run Slid had ivft tlie hus near the altar as llir Archlii.hop wlirdulr but only a week’s wink it
and most veterans will visit par- vacation fishing trip.
senting 64 countries, ware present, w.a » round near an attic window when
Deputy Shenff W. M. "BUI" said
the accident occurred, T ra n begun a denunciation of the gov in Uiur lot the dtlD.OOfi diggrit. jiloynielli. Hrcnrlty, now in KSA,
s s tt la tto state gad In Georgia
*
hi* arms.
Mr.
Coleman,
and
attended
moves against
the
htirrau (Ii-hIs n llii uurmnloymrid
John Pierson- Instructor, announc Nettle* said witnesses saw Mrs. session* held In Mndiaon Square
sit line officials reported. Damage eminent's
Oil haluidav thru 1(1 day paid u
to til* Drpurtmi-ni of l.utior The
Si""in
to th* bus was confined lo deni, church. The real of the congicgu
ed tto t to will spend his vacation Lylas fall Into tho wnter when a Garden. Among outstanding ad
I i i r i i I m ik t nod lob idacriiirnt.
where the little g lrla slept. A and broken glass In tin- little thin, many in tears, hurst Into u .allollt hrgm.
at Daytona Bsacn. usinssviile and rowboat, equipped with an out
This plan also liu n .fe ri to la
Wlirlhct they'll hr lu i k m llir
at tto National forest near Ocala. board motor, in which tho Lyles dress** heard waa tto talk on motorist saw the hlate about 1:30 tram* at th* top where the bus hymn In an attempt lo quell th*
world ps*c* by Trygvia Lie, sec
disorder.
,n4
■Pr*ed tho alarm destination aign I* located.
were going downatraam, mad# a retary
pm at the rod id June drptndt bor Ihe fiinctl-ui* of tli* Veterans
general to tto United Na 'hff.ugh Hoovsrson Heights, a
1‘ lacemenl Service Hoard ami ab
wont A m m o
8*ver*l years ago a truck rollsd
Home I'ragurt priests told their
sharp turn at a bend in tha rivtr. tions, and
lha "Town Meeting of ■mall northern pantondl* villi- down lha same walk, across Sec congregulInns the ancient cathed on llir outcome of u lk t 4I 101U a olishes that hoard
COLUMBIA, 8. C., June >0, (A*)
Mra. Lyles cried for help and th* Air" tslka
by Secretary of age near here.
2. E mpow er 1 lit- postm astei gen—Governor J. Strom Thurmond her husband, cutting off the mo
ond Htrest and smashed brick ral might have tq b* reconsrciated new (.0111tact lo trpUcr dial **Will not attend a National Demo tor, Jumped overboard to rescue Agriculture Ctorlsa F. Bramlan, . smog* •PP»rwnt |y awoke Mr* posts of th* hotsl, The supporting Imrans* ths disorders had pro lilting lour 30 At yrl the opria- • v 1 to r r o rg u n ri * Hi* i'ost Office
*b
the earno time. Her columns wars rsmoved from near faned holy ground. However, u Ion don’t know exactly what l.ewtt He woul1 ‘ni.,* over authority now
cratic Party fund-raising dinner her. Mrs. Lyles want undar and Carlos Romulo, Philippine dole- Long •bout
(Caatlaa** 00 M |( Twel
td ran up to th# attic. Mr*, th* curb, also ths portico, and cathedral official said'this would wants in hit new |i*ct. Minrtt now
t o n July I at wMch Vice Praal- her husband caught to r ac she gat* to the UN and by J. Williams buatoad
a* ed with facial bunts. Ihe metal awning was Installed. net ha necessary. Th* hackling,
FuHbright, U, B, senator from Loot -cap
dtnM tarklcy will
cam# up- But ana grabbed him Arkanifti.
air paid an avrtage uf 614 05 a Pet Show Planned In
he said, would h« looked upon a.
around tho nock and they both
Music of Frad Werlto end (tie
a political Incident. Normally, re- day
wont undor In tto swirling current. orchestra,
Recreation Program
singing o f Gladys
it may hr that he will usk for
consecration comas unly
after
They earn* to tto surface again,
grattable14 tto t Barkley was^'visir, aoeording la tto daauty. Mrs. Swart bout. Metropolitan Optra
commiaalon of a crime or a des u cut III th* work week ftum 4U to
Doga, cats, reptilai and birds
— Tag South Carolina hi • political Lyles tank again, and when she artist, and programs af many
ecration on church
properly ID or 10 hours at the same tu ir of
noted antertalnore were en
Actually, services war# held again pay ih a "stabilizing" Influriice will be ollgibl* ror entry in the
failed to reappear Lvtea attempted other
XU*
“
VU#
FTMMIfnL
ugainsi irducrd consumption of pat show for youth which will
in tho cathedral thla morning.
to roach tto ooat.'But to appar joyed, Mr. Cotemaa revealed.
b* held Fjlday afternoon at 8:00
He declared tto t to found tto
coal.
ently
waa
eaught
I*
the
current
BOTBL PlBB
weather In New T e n warmer than
I). H. Hied Corporation and Ih* o’clock In Ft- Mellon Park, Mra,
LAKEPORT, Calif., Jun* 20—(/P)—A lon»ly h*aiH club fan i* in VATICAN CITY, Jun* 20-(/t*i
and also disappeared.
In Buford due to g thrt*-w**k jailI'rday accu**d of muracnita hi* brid* and h«r two-y*ar-old dau|ht«r
CIO United Hleelworkrrs called I*. M, Glngl**. city r*cr*stlo,i
IC*aii***a Da Paa* Twsi
Tto bodies wart recovered.
announced today. Th*
drought.
umitlier contract nsgollation meet director,
•M
burning
ttoir
cabin
to
hide
lb*
ciim*.
pet show la sponsored by th*
m m war* routed
ing to try lo settle their iliffi-ieti- Business and Professional Wo
SLAYING
ADMITTED
YOUTHFUL
HERO
Ira la a threeTh* accuwd man, Stenh*n Bnnnahan, 34, a mechanic, had ■ BRUNSWICK, Ga., Jun* 20-- e*» over whether pensions will lie man’# Club.
STARKE, June 80. tA*l—A MCONVICTS BBCAFE
ICMUlase* n s Paa* Three)
dottier
of 31 woman with whom he had corresponded, District Attorney <AT—An 18-yaar-old lad wa*
gro
awaiting
trial
t
o
r
t
in
the
This will ba tho first In a aer
LOUISVILLE, Oa-r Ji
«
man waa found undar slaying^ trf^Hwiitoe^er Pava^BIL
Larait
K.
Fraaar
aald.
♦
-----------------------------------------rounMd
a
hiro
hare
yesterday
fur
ies of program* which tha Rocn(AT—Fourtsan iisip M
___ ]g »oom. Ho waa boNEW
ARMY
HEAD
atlon Department wilt inaugurate
; - -B* *to_jli( waa Mr*. Vlrneighbori ■* saving hla r*acu* of two stunned compan
to tovo suffocated.
ta tto lM d fe
(tafe Janos Wlltgen Bnianahau, Brutnahan was raluctant to fight ions from tho wreckage of a sink WASHINGTON, Jun* 20, </P)- thla summer. Judges will to se
n storekeeper at Augusta, Ga.. today
Gordon
Gray,
an
Infantry
private
Ni former wtfa of n Chicago po- tho fir* with a ho**.
ing light plan* in th* sound off ,*ven years ago, took over today lected to decide winner* in ths
who d M la tto Maao la>t
four division*, a photographs*
Ht. Simons Island.
•
as th* Array’* top man.
will b* prsssnt, and r*frosnm*at«
1 Fsllaomnn Chari** Brutnahan taid h* waa ahowarYoung
Bobby
Burna
sold
th*
The
modut
young,
*andy-halr»d
divorced, and Bru*- Ing whan Ito lira waa caused by craft In which ha, Pilot Kenneth North Carolina tarn**) from Win- will to is m d . Pedigreed animal*
may to snlsrsd, but p*dlgr*s will
married to r In Hutchiaon, an axploalon of cleaning fluid at Storty and a young girl,
Beverly stun-Bal*m waa sworn in a* Sec hav*
I, Bararly
hi* wife'* Ironing board. Ha (aid
no bearing on winning of
Brucg,
15.
all
of
Bt.
Simona,
foil
retary
of
ths
Army.
Th*
oath
. maehaatc waa arrn t- th* hast mad* I t Impoaalbla to Into • spin and craihed into th* waa administered by Defense 8*c- prliss.
Fraser
Ekitry blanks for u** In enter
y after to to d *ttand*d i aava
- - - bar
- - and.
-7- 7,-to--r daughter.
—
r*tary Johmon.
ing p«t* will appear in Tuesday’#
th«y taw wator.
•1 far hla wlf* and
“
Herald.
Bruanahan fudy elot^o^tofoia tto
Agnat.
DORSNT APPLY
RLKB CONTRBT
altonwy said Bros- fir* waa wall undar way,
TALLAHASSEE, Jun* 20, UP)NEW YORK, Jun* 80. UP)—
Tto BrnaMtona cam* to tha William Johnaon, 17, of MeAlss- Ptopl* drawing atats pensions or Recreation Schedule
WM confronted at
1 dfarragancia* In cabin • ( Lnoenw, tan mllaa from tsr, OUa., was named winner to r*tir*m*nt tonsflta don't hava to
' *abla fir*. Hla hara on Clow Laka, Mat April. Tto day of ito $1,000 first prlss in a sign antl-Communlit oaths, Attor
Tuosdsy Morning
0. Jamaa, cabin « u iMhtdad In a 64,000 in- national sstay eontsat apoasorsd ney General Richard Ervin rultd
10:00 A.M. Boys bsaebtll team
for tto hnltaneo of Mrs. Bruanaton'a.
by tto Bmwvolant and Frotscttv* today.
F ru a r said tto m*ehanic waa Order af I lha. Tto aubJaeti"Why
atoagos.
H* raid It wia his opinion th* PrM,iC,Yu*aday Afternoon
divuraodjn
1644
by
J
ten
Bruanndaobt ttord waa
itst* law requiring tto oath of
uwrasy Works."
8:00 F.M, Leaf* G r a m m a r
all publie offielsls and urvants School for swim eta*tee at Crys
was not "inWndsd to spply to tal Lato (drtailng rooms, new
lUttat, nler, toilets). Llfs
srds Buddy Britain Gsmss—
Government Agencies
Harvard Opposes
Hunting For Reds
On Ito Faculty
Reorganization In Btief
Communist Heckling Intelrupts
Archbishop’s Sermon In Prague
* r ta a f e - ttp r
Week’* Holiday ■''J"™,S;'rLi...
\m :
Lonely Hearts Club Fan Charged
With Murdering Wife And Child
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Everything Goes! Prices
Everything Advertlitd Strictly
"While It Lain"
'Jim Dandy'
A«k at Store
for Big 4*
Page Sale
Price List
in Colorl
Cabin Heme" Watergreund
That Famous ORANGEADE!
Libby's Famous Early (harden
No303 Can
Ktdl-Mlxt
01m
Solid
Qtn.
Ik. 33c 34c
Phils. Cream
C hm i 2 pkgi. 29c
Ngrth Carolina Cebbi**»l
r $ m Cores®trsted Oi*nf*
Ballard
ilic illi 2 pkgi 27c
Key Natural
C hun
Q tim Toy
Calif. Baauty
Carroll 2 bcki. 19c Plvm
Top Grad* Green
Cabbagolb.
Calll. Long. White
i lha.
lb,
39$
49c
A(*n Baby
Prlsee Good Thru Sat., lung II
Quantity Rlghli Reserved
N*w Crop Caltf. Ytllow
51/ac Oaloai 2 lbi.
15c
Florida
Polalou S lb i. 33c Cilory 2 telki. 23c
Bu m
Lime
Agen Fordhook
pkg. 39c L iu i
Agan
Pirn., Ollve-Plm.
Pineapple . . Jar
314 Coal Flrat SL
Old Eng, Smpkelle.
Ruki, Chat*# It Baton
Clo varies!
Splaacb
Palmetto & Third Sts.
pkg
i
pkg. 29c B elli
Agan
Dinner
Broccoli
pkg.
(
pkg. 32c Belli . pkg.
Krutt a Salad Dialling—Mliaole
Llbby’i Rich, Red Tomato
Juice46,1c,n25
Is Cartons
In Quarters
Beet Knewn
Facloi y Puck
Brand In Town
Rice 3 -3 3
Quick-Frozen/ Sliced! Sweetest! California "Pioneer Brand"—New Pack! Just Arrived! Hurry For Yours!
(Equal* 1 Quart
oi Fresh Barries)
Morgan Apple
Hickory Sweef, Grade A Sliced
Jaleo
BACON
FLAGA
Canroli
g li.
14c
No. IUI Layer Pak
Vogotibloi caa 21c
No. lilP lym o u th Maid OfcW
Mt. Vermont
H
29c
No. 101 Del Monte Diced
■ BUckeye Peas
u .
I cu i
L iia i
Slicai Bacoa
u e
caa
29c
No. MM Mtokeiy dm. Green
To Shine Upl
To Save!
AiaOWAX
Chicken Porta
Iroaal
Ik.
I
Bwlft’g Pi solum Rolled Veal
ffifiln .
|
. m
i »i3nw aw • :
HoauasmewAX
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Section Two
Section Two
H
a
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local Sayi U. S.
May Talk Itsetf
Into
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I
T H U N S IU Y , JU N E
If i.
If' /’V; •
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MOM THAN 10,000 Rotarlae* from 80 nation* have gnthetrd in New
Y o rk for the Rotary Intam altonal's fortlath annual convention ir, Mils
typical group four lands are reprasented. They «ra (I to r .) J"* » Tr-tllllo . Havana. Cuba: Mrs. P. B Kotak. Madras, India; Christian l.an**dort. Luaembourg; D r. Haien Wen Hu, of China.
(International t
Advertising Position Survey Is
Conducted On Small Newspapers
W A R S A W . June Ift—t/Pl—The
Polish government 1* painting a
r«»v future for this country.
Prom President Rolexlaw Rlerut
on down, everyone who ImS any
thing to do with running Poland
• fa irly
gushes with
enthusiasm
over tin* new six-year economic
•eenvrry program.
The new program Is scheduled
In tort ..l"'ut Dec I T h a t’, (he
i. ntnt.vp date fixrd for completion
•d 'h r fu st three-year plan which
.In itoil iti 11)48.
the government now claim s all
11.1 d*> .. in targets
have
baen
• i id le 1 or exceeded and the next
• .i'*bs should show national
.*■',' rtv far In advance of what
»s originally anticipated. So now
•lie accent is on what comes next.
Ihe Communist-dominated gov! eminent predicts that by 1966
'tin ,,* tilings, among others w ill
, 1, 1m* happened:
National income w ill be 117 per
., cm I,igloo Ilian in 1941).
Pi "dm tlon In state-owned Indo-tiie- w ill rise by 114 per cent.
A gricultural output
w ill
In-
Hy P R O r . P H I L I P W A Itl) B U R T O N
School of Journallam , S la t* U niversity of In s a
Can small town advertisers be argued nut of ll.eir pn.itinn phobi a—
, ^v ^ p" p7o,juctng 110,their persistent danwr for certain positions?
l))olof v r ),|P|f i annually, In
There, no suiy answer to the question hut a study |u*l conducted ,.|,„|itig 118.000 truck*
on 38 newspapers of under 30,000 circulation should provide more «m-l P r o d u c t i o n o f sugar w ill
munition to lire at the merchant who says, " (iis e me that position, or mmp lim n an expected high of
iiL’0,0110 tons in 1940 In 900,000
e lie l"
,1
T\VZ"> Executives Predict
Iona.
Will
---- -,-J . .X jL M L
J*“
n
1919
Increase In Income, Uranium Is Qbjrct
Home Production O f N e w R p n r c l t R v
And Fleet Studied N r w >v».t O f ’4 0 c i s
w r-
e
t
f
t
>
A ssociated P re s s Leased W ire
Trade Agreement
Between Britain,
Argentina Rapped
B ed s Hold T o k yo P ro tea t R ally
2 Nations Turn Cold
Shoulder To TI S.
Over 5-Year Pact
•
\\ \ r-lIIN T.T O V , |une lo i/p )—
I m l-, r. , r | ,, v ,.| M ,tp \XVI1I 1 s.i il
tod,.. ||.- 1
| • ,t«, hopes Bii-him in .I At-i-tilm 1 w ill r.ire lu lly
• oil oh t At,tent m "l>|et turn* beIm r *I* * tgn 1 oewlv-neg., tu ird
live v- it (t ide igieenient
At , ii- ws in n lrie n ie Webb said
lb ' A u i'tii m goveinnient has obK ite d in the igieeinent on the
gi'uiml of ( I ) i| five-year dur
ation, I ') its effect on free intern alionil tild e mil t I ) its impact
1,0 ti., I- h -tu f-n the L ulled Stales
and \ ’ x-t*',*ti
mote. I k -j*J. Htdain lu s
a' lb* I iiiled Slates
|,ri,|„,ie it 11.s* t mt on*
<ruei.il igieenient un
t n d l not ti.ule t>, vs In* It bolli the
I nit*.I '- l,|e . i | „ | Hnlain belong.
D - p i,,tm e t o fficia l* beh i e that 'he agreement, which
u is lo.gotiated at Huenoa Aires
l«*t month, would cam e a virtu al
shultmg off of A met lean trada
with Argentina tn such important
field* a» d and fain t machinery.
•Ah. Ai tus new* conference,
AVel.l.
•'Tlir
« .f Titi«lin»: mu *
ilrvrltipiiik;
umtiiillii
umiii ev
in
Muithrrn Ati/Mim mi a miioi iiious,"
IIillitiiliK -iMV*.
A It tmiIy tlir »
nf A •lif"i^ .,I
W.llii.ins
Hii>:*» »(f
\Viii»!'t« mid ll .lhmoV Vmvr m»trA OAtIKIINO IN fOKYO'l Imperial I’lars, some J.noo Cominunlit workers
ilip iiifln x of |M«t«|i0rtor% r»
and st,,denis prote«t sgionst Japanese police action duilnx * riot at
from
lh»»
•*<p»*rirn.
To kyo * f i l e Hall The demon*ttattnn linked closely w’lth a tlslement
%Miir«fdiigliM in nillpjjR
ihnfmit 1 l*s,,ed l-v d e n Douglas Mar At thin In which the Soviet I tnlon a a* named
4pMM*hni: t« miihii*'i i vhi’ mI umi
s* to mciter of disorder '* HI* rharges were made In • note to Soviet
kllitoi 1*1Mt ♦ r l m r nf flip* A »•
Gen Derevyanko who had previously protested "Japanese police sup
inn* P mIIv S iih b r t r .,»» I
pression of trad* union demonstrations.'* (fnlerturfloinl .Coundphotn)
VtMilh* I’ M'I rn tm lfil Il»^ ItMipjFt
fiMintfr m n r ^ f mikI w v r r rrntiiii;
.u l
Mill tf tMtr next
lIi
tlir iiiOriimriitk •»v
lu»tn
IliiHlMt |t»(it|f Hip I'lntPil StatPA
Tlii* iilHiihim ‘ firM " in A i I/'Mm
t an a •
h a vf foiiilili iai'Ui!! iPt
f f t f i n U fr«»Ml MllMMtf tlir
I ppiii p l i r a t y
• ip ' • •• *1 *m
fi Ik '1 «»f tl»t* i»imitl * Mtiv••••
f
», .i..»* in I*, Hil^tiM Ihuigary
Hu oligh part* of the N a v a l , In
tied I I'llMRId
ilian lesorvation
Rfp t t f s j r»n f , ,»
4Pt!
I
S l r i l ' v ,,f impoi tatr*e have h r , n j
I't *« I*I t « IltslI'Vl.* mi r ^till
Mt
made
in Die
state’ - m*i'h i rn ■
j Ill Vi #I #»'• f«me if.
|*»
diet ,I
1. 1 Mr\u all |*t
fur
counties
'|
i to.in t il'iuit s.ltO.tMiu.UOl) fur
» I •*1**19 l.» xi I ,.f t»t. A l l
T A l.f
.him
Most publicist d of tin e Is flu
AA’cbb
'• d im h 1 . liMifitl hrottillv h»il.iv | • ' u i » Aii mM t»tn« trcttnl hruukinK M cju un "! d, M-iopmcnt
Maggie Ih lry elami \ f* " month,
Ht'il •* 1
1 I thru 11111*Itt fin it mnfitli n' J I'tilt'lirtl
^1ms' |ty fit- j j i I tin t m j I de. laittn will tie up
age Mis R llrv stumlded on some
( m Mis R*|M|Mt tn nrvf \t*ii« l«» fiiiiTH iPtil » ffv r r .
tlir Statr tn tin I. v ,*s*t t un putt Hank
pet lfl* d logs. I In-v were flat v
l.il Kept the fluid uf official
" i'l't* * f Mm *
I Mh|:« far nf Hpv#*ra^^
§■••
D irfcto r
and appare ntlv 'lot what -lie want .,
•
I1' '*1 'I lull •' 'MlillM** I*
fl|*t I
M S i'IimII MtlllMtlfli r<| thlA -t ele , v ,,.ci a in,, tietween ill*
rtl in the w av ot spr, linen- to |,nli .1, (
»»ti;»•
| s«r#»k
'
.mil 1 .1.tel, guvciniuctita uu
and sell to tourists
I Iif AI I., .tlniit: wfttIt Mill mimI< T lir all bii1 Arlvr njainnt tn<mn e it.sl.l, .lit,,,-nt ,.| peine m f'ales*
However, she mailed sam ple- to!
tille AA'cl.l. i ,.luted t.t my even
Ihe Mltieial Resinnc, , liepal tnu lit ' 1,1 1 » mM.fi Ini, MMi 'ii n i " u p , *11p | nhlVii*rM nrMnl /it Hill; with a m p
JHit
V nf 1 I .••••*• gillM li.. S.1I imH wlo ti.o, tfip l nittd .date* liad
................................
and
dlscovetetl
het
find
«>*«,•' 1 , 1 " l». in.. 1<«ti« t iiti<lii|nt 1 , f,
i* pin I t . Mix* l.itrtt 1 .1 arh mile tu
worth H u , 0 0 0 . l og . found on her I* '"t ; 1 ■. wIn 9 u p plfd^rJ lo tr Mini
litt . g o ei niuent
Mi*
I »h Mat M**v \ n
la .1
claim ate being -lopped In I lie J ••' '
If opiratPtl fo» a year and Mirir
t i ' Said .dnnniatt itmn w uik un
Atomic k n e 'g y Cnnunissinn'a plant 1 ' * "
prod'ire tollI. Mir .stills would have
at Monteeello, Utah
J I dun aul in the current e.*ue doftaiidti) ;U t i ami (rderat roa a p tugrsm fut tlevrlupmg economicallv httckv ttd at ca t uf the
Dunning -aid another drlk* 'n lo f Hit Ivam d ur'i t lu t ' Uu liemu- c rm n iiila of $1,70.1.0?.!, accunling
v\ n !d h i.- rexcheil the point where
un area til Nitvalo and Apaeht Irr.ith* fore, t.iiv ‘labor mu t d sv lo Ibt D iu c to r’:* fu iu rrs
onl\ a (e,v i|uestiun* ■ •mam tu be
counties wae Important. Thrt*e pet I o u t, uv *,e< atisr they can't go
Ikvcidis'i dUPtib mi 11*-(m | ?I7 detiumim'd and they m e up tu the
tlir N h\ m|o 1 • bpivh M»hi
1
Teiiiiifdcr.s Leader All-Time Keeurd
Savs Labor Migltl |s Set Rv Slate
Tit 111 Republican,
Heverairr Drpt.
over St, the Itepuhln an.
»(HifiHt nfrtl J I n il 4 tim! a
pi '
"*| l»al t* pint exMitlv " I ' m* I* bit \ t ip ami tlrsfroyi'd fill,7110 tfn!
Sun Miii; lalior/' Tobin ^aul *• !• t’l I 'll fit mu .It and 1, !•*!• ^hDoII-* nf
*11*1 •I ilrl** .b»»i*, IIrpartmi'lif tliiti*
i mII \
" f V i f n i i i ImlUnliiali
pail
Ii*at I**1 4 I»p Im*v**i| Mini * iPV •I iriillNtifil Mm I'ag* I ttir
»l
11 ttMllMllf •! Mm I ' nrp •'«»» an* JP9
-3-- --
with AIR-COOLING VENTS
For Your Summer Comfort
2S2U 3H 3P"
Store-Wide
i
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY ONLY!
PRICES REDUCED IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT —
r
iwrot
-w*
•
P IE C E HOODS
•
R E A D Y l o W EAR
•
IN F A N T S and C H IL D R E N 'S W EA R
•
B O V S 'C L O T H IN G and F O R N IS IIIN G S
•
M E N ’S C LO T H IN G and F U R N IS H IN G S
will he held at In i,
to
*w U U -
i g ^ i T 95
as a feather, cool as a breeze, our perforated
shoes for summer comfort, and good looks.
Styled by FREEMAN and NUNN BUSH-two outstanding lines in Men's Shoes.
n*
V
p
W A S H IN G T O N , June IB- l ? l —
A rm y engineer* have recommend
ed that a new channel be built to
link Rig Lagoun ami I’ entacola
Ray In Flo rid a , Senator Holland
(I)- K la ) *altl yesterday.
The existing channel would ha
closed. The new tine would be 19
feel deep ami l'J6 feet wide.
The project would cost 188,000.
MaJ. Uenaral Lew is A. Tick, chief
of engineers, ha* »*nt a project
1 HOUR SPECIAL — FRIDAY !> To 10 A.M.
COTTON SLIDES
I Ini,.!.* unt-
1N ew S ch ed u le Is
P la n n e d For S ta te
R em em b er him 3vith a g if t o f dim inution from Y ow ells.
Bgantlfnl lotnglni slippers In *oU4 eatora and prints, light,
aprlngy, eomforlabK with Foam Leather Boles. 8m. Med. Lgs.
e»*mlnx-
*i titlct Ju ly >I liad l!>
le a ch tt* pj-.-llig ihe tetts can
,n u llify for r .n k s I,. I. nr 9 teach
ing certificate* wit hunt the usual
| college training
State -School Kupt Thomas D
Halley mid the re a m , w ill be held
, «t Florida S tu ti UntversHv, L’ niv c rs ily of F ln rtia , U ru vtrxity of
M iami, ami Florida A & M Col1 legeDeadlin. f i r sp p lfa tu in - tu tha
; State Department uf Fducathin to
take tha exam * t* June 16
\
9'95
’ *••* •**-» .
1|"!| h fi»| I I 'ti'b . i, >d teachers
w bn w an! I ............... Die,i teaching
la n k- an I p ia lit, I > lughei pay
r
Btaftaou SI
*• .. V
1 '•• Hie Aigenttm- lit itl-slt tiatl*
Dea*
i i t i i . l , . , , AA'eldl said tilt)
Doit, I S ta te - liad mail" tepre*■ „1 a
*1.
|,pi ttta'it name
f* h n.ild ptute-t 1.1 1, tilt cttun
tin ,
lie d e fla ted that American ofIt. ,alt have 0-1 y-t <,<n,e tn lit*
end nf then etf », 1, 1,111 alt , dls■ luted Dial IRitam t o t A ig e u lin *
liave nut made an. cnnimittllieilt
nut to sign the li 'a t ,
r-Al f. AH AS-D ) June IH-tSpe*
sktva University 'dnrtaf. the past
Mr wtn
prugrum
ruacliers' E v a m s To
Be H eld July 14-15
week-long program of
-
I'lu*
week-
'Mall MhM iVInI
NEW YORK, nT T , June 16—
(Special)—Dr. J. HUH. Miller,
president, University of Florida at
f ) Gainesville, will be the recipient
of aa honorary degree berg Friday
at the annual commisftemsnt •*ertiaee of Yeehiva Unlefrslty, It
waa announced hero by Dr. Sam
uel Belkin, president of America's
first University tinder Jendeh aus
pices.
Mr* Miller will receive the de’ gres of Doctor of Humane Letters
and also address the Dedication
.
Inm -c'f
Itiitish with meat
T o H o n o r D r . M ille r
,a
pit ' 1I 1 nt
mu’ gu tu t'ungire* m uln* tu the
I I'e tieat', la -uppn.ed tn lillante H tltijl, an ! -Atget,tme t**>le
at a level nf at*. 11' >.'.''i.uni,.ni„, *
year nr, tint), tides Die II, tilth
v", ild fu iiu -l, tin* Atgenlmei oil
and mamitit. i u i* 'I p»-,du *t and
'h r Argentines .» -,l*t tuppl. Hie
VRK - INVENIOKY SALE <ONTINUKS
Y t f h i v i U n iv e r s it y
• V—
NO. 213
F L A G S ! U T , A r i r , Jim,. P* I
Id’i Mnmif
,ig*» I'lfi 1
arm ed"
with l i f ' i ' o .-,ni„*e, and pn-l m .
have launched ,1 new gold ril«h in
northern Arimmt Thl« tunc the
"go ld" U in.mini,,
Rrospectora ate swat tiling Ui
droves over ennvons and ittrtivos
pointing then roimteis at invlhinc
that resetnblet eatnotite T h u I.)
one of altollf 100 loll,rial 01 e- toll
taming uranium
In its putecl *)ato c a m o l i lr
contains fill per cent uranium anil
" 0 per ernt vanadium, the A ru o n a
Department of Mineral R esouices'
reported.
Chsrtev It
Donning, lirecto*
o| Uie i l r p M t t i n e ,^iik! th# ru»h
front
ijivrn tf*-
.six Inn,died thousand new homes
last Ja n u a ry at me
m II he hull! at a cost of *7'jr>,000,ria l sessions of the Newspaper
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l.d i,' ational facilities w ill be e x
tlon In Chicago.
truded h) 181 per cool. Radio re
U ntil position was d t.cu sifd I N ( ' U ’ I j . l m U ' M f 'M .S I I I f 1 evin g apparatus w ill be Inrreasthe meeting was placid, During
• d ft"m Ihe present 1,000,000 seta
the uproar there were mutter--------I., s’,MK),000.
The Polish
Inge from the managers that perR Y A S S O C IA T E D I ' R l s s
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haps it would he good to nember
Congress I* *t'll H '*'- ’ • i* • , l " " '* *" l,f tripled. Health c#nt_
avery page "8 " since "T h a t’s the a bill this summer that « ■••ibl >*lt- " * ' ' ,l1
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only page advertisers want any- mlnate or change annm p «.t- of the to d.iou at>d Polish htispltals equipp*d with 16.000 heel*.
w a y." Home managers thought T e ft-H n rllc v Labor Act
Il.lt tl.er** la . growing ,* **«ll,l|
Whatever Poland need* In the
an axtra charge should he made
fo r
ipeclal
rtosltlon.
Othen* Ity that President Trum an w ill veto foim of capital goods for expanding
i industrial recovery, she expects to
thought there should be no posi It.
1gel largely from Soviet Russia
tions— that advertlsera should he
leader*—C IO , A l l
" '" ''d in in g the next six years, tinder
treated on a " f ir s t coma, firs t o thLabor
ers-are predicting ** vet-, if t ||(> , * , , , ^ 6 trade pact with the
tarved baals.
congress doesn't go far ........ igb in Soviet*, goods are to be supplied
Rathar general agreement was (he direction of T a ft H>*'l* v "re- :, n ()l,
*460.000,givan to tna Idea th a t local ad- pea)" to suit the President. I Fur ooo
vattisara should ba "educated"
on "fiiitia " • t T 1;* tf 11 '>,"ru|j l . ^ *9
1 P n ,id ia t Beirut told the recent
I T . J V T . strW M nJunM ions, tW 'c to - d shop , ril,le lin|.,ns congresu. In W ar,aw
e a t lo a l" (\c v f e e s ban and other m alor prod-tons.) t|, , t j,v 1955, the nation's producthat, Una.
ware tha Continuing 8tudv of
Some union people **y Mr. Tru>vmslcl be three and one-half sons, Hrtice tl,m in er, Joe Terrto
Lq«as noted In this connection Newspaper
Reading
reports—
the best prewar figures He
that publle works planning has also, readership surveys
and Frank Mn belha Ii It a vp *taki-'l
made man I* strongly hinting to Ids calbeen underway for some time. Tha
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planning, without predicting a de l i ' i s l l s s , . OaP ig , r , „
pression.
Democrats generally have shied
away from suggestions that the
country might be on the brink of
g) a slump, although the Americans
for Democratic action, a separate
organisation, has said the coun
try Is on the thin Ice of a recess
ion.
Senator Murray (D-Mont) and
seven eelleagues have offered a
bill to set up a reserve of nonfederal publle works projects to
cost about | 1B,000.000,000.
Their measure also would fur
nish federal money dlreot to inA dustry to spur production, make
• W grants to communities where un
employment' It hsavleat and provide loans for workers to move
whfre they can get jobs. •
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Rosy Future In Covered By Atom ]
Six-Year Program Age Prospectors
In ter n a tio n a l R o ta r ia n s M eet
R epu blican s A n n ou n ce
^ P la n s T o Sponsor
m P ub lic W ork s Bill
WASHINGTON, June 16-(/P » Banator Lueai of Iillnola, the
Democratic leader, eatd today peo
ple had better quit gabbing about
• . depreailon or tha country may
talk-Itself Into one.
"1 might to back to 1983 and
repeat the worda of Franklin D.
Roots valt to aay that ‘the only
tth ln f we hare to fear la fear ItT e l f —they are Juit aa true today
aa they were than,*’ Lucaa told a
reporter.
The Senator’a comment came In
to an announcement by
Brewster (R-Me) that Re
publicans soon will sponsor a 150,000,000 public works and relief
planning program "to, meet the
growing Democratic depression."
The measure would not provide
^ioney for public works but would
Wook forward to starting them
When deemed advisable.
Lucaa said he doesn't think the
Republicans are doing the country
any good by talking about a de
pression at a time when, the Dem
ocratic leader said, the nation
seems merely to be going through
S •'levelling off” process.
"All of the talk a couple of
months or so ago was that prices
were too high, hs said. "Now.
jgsvhen they have begun levelling
T>ff, the Republicans are raising
a great cry about depression."
Chairman Taft of Ohio said he
placed • before the Republican
policy committee yesterday a sug
gestion that the GOP foster a bill
to sat up a framework for a relief
program to be administered by the
states.
He said ha had bean mulling
over In his mind a proposal under
which the federal government
•would make grafts to states when
the number of relief cases reached
a certain percentage of the pop
ulation.
"We don't want another WPA
like. Harry Hopkins ran," Taft
said. "If rellsf becomes necessary,
It should be handled by the states
at the local Isvsl."
He said he doesn’t think too
ratten of the Idea of setting up a
public works planning program
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EatabUahed 1908
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R
pr.
report to Governor Fuller Warren
of Florida for hi* approval befora
asking Congress to authorixo tha
w ork and to appropriate nnnev for
It.
Tha word "artillery" was flrat
used for all anglnea used to di»
charge missiles, but In raora re
cent times It has been used only
for flraarma of long ranga capable
of discharging a bursting projaeLilia.
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School ground* won* pretty liu rm i.
O nly a few shrubs and mimu scragHr eraim grew there.
'T h e n the I'an in t-T earlio r AssocU tio n stepped in with plana fu r a
B A M m m k m w N to
Chicagoans Die
In Crash Of Plane
sprucing up* The *0 wldu-awukd Item and a pair of hslpful farm e r* A
lad* In Haville'a 4*11 club pitched with thulr viiulpnivnl trot to work
In to gathar and plant new shrub- and in uim day did a landscaping
Job on the ground*.
Ircry.
Some work remains to be d u n e ,, .lO U T II ItK N I), I rid., June 10—
N ext cairn, tho Volusia County
Ju n io r Ited Cross with funds to but the 4-H clubs say they’ll take r/l'l— Four persons believed to have
been from Chicago died today In
buy plants. The .Seville 4*11 girl* c u re of the finishing touches.
an uirplitiiu crush IT, miles guuth
club wanted to loud a hand and of
llumliu plants have been known of here.
fered to set out new gras*.
More than 160 pupils of the In prow us much us 10 Inches In a
The plane ,'might fire ufter the
school, the 4-11 clubs, P -T A mem-1simile day.
crush and the four bodies were
burned badly,
I'upers found on one of tho
budies bore tin* name nf Dr. 8,
S iin lu ii Snyder and the uddresa
211175 West With Ht. Chlacgo.
On another burly were papers
brining lire natiui Jean It. Kline.
Remember A Good Sport
For
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Fem Palrk News
Ujr Capt. C . H a U tt
Robeson Expresses
I His Love For Soviet
LO N D O N , June 16 l/ P ) - The
Moacuw radio
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her brother,
Robeson us culling Russia the
Mr. and M rs. Roy North of "country I love above a ll."
West Palm Beach have moved to
The Am erican negro singer, who
the Prairie Lake Apts.
Mr. and M rs. Rm ll Schelllcher la a t present In Russia, was de
anti children from Tam pa were scribed as telling on Interviewer
the week end truest! o f M rs. W. M. from the o fficial Tase news agency:
Schelllcher.
" I am truly happy thut I am
Mrs. ami Mrs. John Puulsln en
tertained the graduating class of able to travel from lim e to time to
Winter Purk at th e ir home in the U . 8. 8, R .—the country I love
Fern Park with a picnic and swim above a ll."
The Interviewer continued:
ming party.
Mrs. Russell Shanllen has re
"1 alw ays have been, 1 am now
turned to her home In South Fern and w ill alw ays be a loyal friend
E x e cu tiv e s P red ict Park after a trip to Orange, N. J . o f the Soviet Union. I am taking
Lee Purnreter waa the week-end aw ay with me now Ideas, new
rr'uNllnunl Crum I'anr line See 11 guest nt the hurtle of hla sister sentiments and strength newly ac
Rout burn Itciiiocruts.
and bruther-ln-law, M r. and M rs. I quired here. And all this w ill serve
me as a new weapon In the strug
These union people -my too thut Je rry ltochenscues.
Prof, anil Mrs. Ralph H untly gle fo r the Cause of peace."
most uf organised labor would
Robeson told T ass be w ill "name
probably favor the veto H e r e ’s i left on June K to go north for
the summer. They expect to spend aloud the real crim inals against
w hy:
Many
labor lenders, if
they must uf the time in Minnesota peace" when he serves as a defense
where Pro f. Huntley w ill be ta k witness at the New Yu rk tria l of
can't get rid of most of tin* Tufting u post graduate course,
Communist leaders.
iin rtle y A ct, would prefer to keep
Mr. ft. J . Sevan left Monday for
Hubesoit left Moscow today. He
it “ as is” under its present name
V ' . l J i . r . m m .
said In Moscow he would return
iG u h t in u l" h<' f " “
Mr. and
A . B.P Cornwell directly to the United States.
(lives ■ sis*
Cash and Carry”
Without Painful B o ch o ah T
CITY SH9E SHOP
SIO S a ile r S
stu s
Dr. Henry McLaulln
O p t o ir
itrU t
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FLOOR SANDING
New Floors Sanded to Perfection—
—Old Floor madejlike new
FINISHING - CLEANING - WAXING
Our power plant enable* ua lu work anywhere. Wa hava
22 yearn experience in Seminole County
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cry in the Iu m campaign.
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Camping
Accessories
Fishing Tackle
ALSO
Kodak Cameras
Rill Folds
Shaving Sets
Games
A thletic Equiprnent
H U N D R E D S OF ITKMH FROM WHICH T O t'H O O H U
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS
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Mr. and M rs. John Holla spent
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-n " nKrt'"?! Rev. ami Mrs. Nath Thompson
over Ode the veto. I be present ) ,1)|V|. returned here after a v is it;
t.ongress wool,| be less like ly to
, hl.|r f()rtner home |n O xford.|
oven iile,
(la.
Mr. Robert Mason has gone to'
SOI 1A L IS T S I'O T T S
Summit. N. J , to spend a short |
WAICHAW
(/Pi
Polish Hoy
tlcouls now m i’ being r ih iiiilt’d In VIII III loll
.Mrs. A. K. Barnett has gonfl ■
tin .Socialist way.
north to visit her sun, Htawart’s
T in 'll whole hi giinlxution lias j fam ily in Hudonfield, N. J . She)
bt'cn cojivi'i ted into mi ''active w ill also visit
her daughter
subsidiary" of the Communist- dim ly* in Dover Plains, N. Y.
emit m ill'd Polish Youth nssuciu- Mrs. Harnett matured as fa r a s ;
Hon.
Washington, D. C. with htrr so n 1
Until Polish Huy Scouth mid t llr l Gordon and a friend.
i
Guides inpuiiuiilioim have w ith
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kemp, o f |
drawn from Ibc World Sm uts As- Crcstview
were
the
week-end,
social ion Iii'i 'iiiihi* nf its alleged gia nts at the home uf Mr. and I
react Inumv mul hustib, nttltiule Mrs. Hud Fisher.
toward* Poland.
Frank Hell left Wednesday on
a business trip for Ht. Petersburg,
S O A P R A T IO N IN G F t S K D
Tumpu, F t. Meyers, and Retiring,
C O P K N ilA O K N -i/P> The lut lie w ill return to his home at
es! le ilr lc lio ii to be lifted In Den- Lake Concord Motor Court Hat*
mark is the iiillm iln g of shoving turday.
soup. It is o fficia lly prcilicted that
Miss. Louise It. Carter a teacher
soap riitionliiK w ill In- lilted on- of Htmnlsh and K ngllsli at the
L i y lim in g the summer.
Piihitku high school, wits the
week-end guest at the home of
Snnii* aperies of hiiiuhoti biosniuil her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
glow only about every TJ years.
and Mr« ft. K. Weavpr.
Miss Joan Dust an received the
"Good Deed A w ard" last week at
tin* Rialto Theatre. Hhe saved
two eight yeur old hoys from
d i,,wning In Lake Kllen.
Mrs. K Frohm was the Winter
Haven last week-end.
Mr. und Mrs. Melvin Crawford
i clmned huine ufter a two week*!
vacation In New York state. They
are owners ami operators uf the
Pralriu Inn.
M .s. M ary Vale of Tltuavllle,
NT year old grnndmuther of Mr.
Itulph M iller of Orlando, were the
guests of Mr. and M rs. T . M, DolII son.
Fre e x-rays were given a Urge
number of people Montlay morning
by the slate mobile unit uf the
Htate Health Hoard. The unit was
parked by the Post Office and the
Pollyanna Court. The work was
aided by volunteers, all members
of the Community Woman's Club.
LUCKIES M Y MORE
to a/ve you a finer cigarette
T h e T ir e
o f t h e n a r
lo w
S A LE
There's no finer cigarette in the world
today thun Lucky Strike! To bring
you thia liner cigarette, the makera
of Lucky Strike go after line, light,
naturally mild tobacco—and pay
million s of dollarhmore than official
parity prices to gel It! So buy a car
ton of Luckies today. See lor your
self how much finer and smoother
Lucklea really are—how much more
real deep-down amoklng enjoyment
they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky!
You'll agree it'a a finer, milder, more
enjoyable cigarette I
P R IC
TH E T IR E TH AT BU
GENERALS
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REPUTATION FOR HIGH MILEAGE
A N D SAFETY
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Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more
than official parity prices for fine tobacco!
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eeaeon, I've eeen the makere of Lueklee buy Ana
tobacco...tobacco toot makee a mtldemoke, tea
emoked Lueklee myeelf for H yeare." HetUt
mate evidence that Lueklee are a Awr ciyarette.
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■D, SANFORD FLORIDA
ANEMIA DRUGS
Retail Grocers
Distinction
Hand Made, Wrought Iron Door Grilles, Corner Posts,
Ratlings and Brackets add to the Beauty and Value of
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B U F F A L O , N. Y — WP>—A new ,
test show* how and why certain
drugs work against pernicious *ne-|
The test promises to aid In
better treatment o f the disease.
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MIAMI June 16— (Special)— How in m l operating costs for great- It Is reported by Dr. O liver J .
i er savings to' housewives will spolliglil ihr Flotilla slate retail grocers’ Jones, assistant dean of the U n i
versity of tluffatu Medical Schnol,
1convention here Sept. 25-26. it was announced Momlav hy E. F. Rock and Adolph Smith of the depart
A.rnold. Miami, chairmen (or the ftatlirnng.
ment of anatomy.
"Florida grocers," said Arnold, a director of ilie Flotida Stale As
,(henna u uuc to tin- body a
taiiutv to make t-nuugn l t d niU'»i
sociation of Retail Grocers, Haro*
------------------cud* hi it* tame mm low taclutirs,
well aware that houaewlvea this
HIM|
year are operating on reduced
,|liy n „lHn,.v nm! T ,,, Moreland I lie ct-ll* mat loim tiivre duo I
budget*, and that solution to the Mf
inns! will assist
Arnold in divide ami glow in toe mu mm
problem la a matter for the entire i,inking nrrnngenienta for the con- way. T'li*? failure conies irom utca
Ut a cncitllcui usually sUppili-il uy
trade.
vcut inn.
the liver.
The convention chairman called
O fficer* of the Florida Slate A s
attention to how Ihe'stld.faahloned sociation of K fln ll Grocers are K.
U lu gs like livei e x l i a c l , utile
grocery store with the exposed V. Marsh. S I. I ’elcrabiirg, preal- acid, and m« new viiumin U- 1'2
cracker nnd pickle
liarrela ha* dent; A. W. II H arris, F l. Myera'. usually oveieonie (tit? iiuuuir, Just
been supplanted by today’* e ffl- first vice president; F . A. Chan now m ey Uu men w oik riusii I
rlent food m arket.
,. , I ' - i n n tl-'nch. second vice net*n clear, it * mud to get ut me
"W hile new grocery store me- ,
den*; F
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Summer, St. none mui row m m niiau. to see
I hod a have reduced food coala, and j\
J", *lit* •! vice tircaidciit; »nul is Happening, s o i »i . Jones
although prlcea of food stu ff* | |
II Moot bead, Miami, fourth turned to |>iimitivc union eelis in
were flrat to feel the postwar re- vie.
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vice president;
IV. N.
Munroe, imiioin iat*, wiieii liU'sc emniyos
ndiustnient,' Arnold
aald, "the | nrgo, secretary-manager, and T. a le only It day* old. these mood
time has come to take
fu rther -F. “Ilrown, SI.
- -Petersburg, treasur cells had lor rued bclulo m e emsteps to ease fam ily budgets.
tu yo livers
hud developed or
er.
"W e Intend to make a thorough
s talle d to work. The rut cell* at
ranvaaa of w ays to lower operat
this time rcsemlile Ihc cell* in me
L IP S T IC K P R E V E N T S F I R E
ing coats in an effort to achieve
LU M EN ,
n k ln .—i,lh —A.
li. bone marrow oi human* wttn pel itthis end."
Scbnnitbmno found n new use for icious anemia.
About 2,000 grocers
from all lip
. .. . stick—and
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prevented a train
Ily feeding anti-anemia drugs
parts of the state are expected to fire.
to the mother ruts, he can see
attend the convention, with headWhile on the s'atu ... •<
whut e ffe ct me drug has on me
quarter* at municipal auditorium, In ic . lie saw fire shouting from the blood cells themselves, tile test
Bav front park.
journal box on one of the wheels also can show whether there ia
Other panel discussion* w ill In « f a freight train.
anything in u new drug that would
clude personnel problem*, when
He quickly took Ills girl friend's
se lf.ie rv lre Is profitable, how to lipstick, picked up a piece of card- ! work against aneniiu.
package for self-service and point board and scrawled “ fire " E n
IIU T T E K F L IE M ON A H AT
ers on merchandise display.
_gineer
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m cr and Con-1 N E W O K I. KAN'S — George Hcig,
Arnold revealed that iiupv than ductor Han Wright saw the warnfin booths w ill be set lip for dla- Ing sign and slopped the train ill who has a collection ol Ifi.thhi
butterflies, says be caught most
plays by manufacturers and pro- time,
o f the insects hy getting them
ceaaora.
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— ---- ----- - — ------Hue m anufacturer, It was reM iffrient forms of the Bantu drunk. He sets out rutting fruit
ported, w ill offer as a display a language are spoken liv tillic s na fur bait, (tie fiu it juices ferment,
complete self-service stole, w ith live of A filr a apulli of the Equa- and the butterflies that drink It
get too tipsy to fly away.
packaged meat*, produce, fro ian tot
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“In The Good Old Hummer Time" Is Ihe lime to ftg up
your porch and gat tha fullest Mtl»facllon and anjoymanl
mil of II. Enlarlaln ytmr gnanla mil where they ran enjoy
mir fresh Florida brer/cH. You will lie iunllfluhly proud of
your porch when It In ftirnlNhed with HAIK’AI.O wrensttrlea from HANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY, tome In
and sac our large assortment tomorrow.
YOURBE5IBUYBSEMR
Add A Cool Airv linnnt 'In At»nr lintiM1!
O M 1 m V * *■ *
•ra t or etay* a il*"**U ,t
You f«t
\ r r obi * porch shades g n r p i r i e r t protection Irom sodden
summer showers anil keep *Mil d«| out where he hebingv.
ol so simple l*i
ro
Ventllsln! m admit pl r nl t nt fresh root sir and
a per ale Ibal r t r u a eh ltd can da It H r have
*11 sire-, lip In len feet » hie, hot tor example,
* shsde < tret « Ule hr se? en feel drop w ill
last m ill
m W -a"
$9-25
(oo, |n tha baatrti*
m(>dali to
, ltrm y.lu e you
^
a
(Mlier siieq are p ro pm lim talely inexpensive.
Com * l« ,
o .r v . 1,
■(lent, long-Uatln* Barv
R elax On Thin H arcalo L o u n g ette
Push it whare-ever jou please. Let the bark down
ba rk and taka It e ast' "A in 't It a grand and
glorious f e e lin g ? " Ihe luxurious spring-filled
mattress Is eoeererl In water-proof lealhereUa
and you may rhuost red, gr een or wine.
Then lie
Springy Ah A Hickory Limb
Just come In and *11 m this wonderful spring-base chair. T h a t ’a
all we ask. You'll want If far aura. Innarsprlug
cushion mounted on helical aprlng wab founda
tion. Built to give you many aummara o f solid
comfort. Choice of color* and patterns.
*24
See RarcaloV NKVV Rocking-Gliding Action
T h e meet reatfnl, re la iln g glider on the market today. This entirely
....Je. You miiet try
hearhil' attion r « k * _ and swmss . . ...w
All-steel liihular rnnslrucllon with InnerIt tn
^ m a f t r i i e ' w i n 1 gl*« you many summers o f sitjoyahle ssrvlc*.
cetera In red, burgundy, or green, deeoreted.
NF.W hall-
*64
SfiSU«r
Sanford FURNITURE Company
Ned Smith, Mgr.
W- i'..• J V .ii iiJittfl*
H O M B M a ia ia
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1
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■ I Tf f f f T
DIXIE-CREAM
DONUTS
•r 1
***',J( 71 *^tT’ «O i l t 4* y
..............
aAKFom> MfcAtJK iAj€>&u>
TOT SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
SHIRTS
I XHRUMATIs M C08TIY TO ..
SUCCESSFUL TOUR
..
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BRITAIN
W E W A H IC H K A .
F la . - T h *
j NEW YORK—OD-Lortl Herd. recent Q luf County cattle and pas
Airman Koolaire Dreaa and
Sport Shirt* are aure to
please Dud on Ilia Day. Ex*
pertly tullorcd, a wide choice
of fabrlca and color*. . .
'
TO ADD SPICE TO
SUMMER SNACKS.
n . physician to K in g George V I
o f, S n tla n d , e itim a tt* that In
B rita in laat year th* money lot*
eauacd by rheumatism alone total
ed .f f * 00®*000 pound* sterling.
M>rd Horder cama here to attend
an Iternatlonal congre** on rheu
matism.
2*95 and 3*95
Golden-brown, delicious Dixie-Cream donuta, . .
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PAGE FIVE
one *nd
and * quarter mil
I, *About
,
one
There are about 20 ipecle* of
h tree native to North Amor-
lion farm * in th* United Statei
produce wheat.
ture tour, on which many farm er*
»aw good herd, of Iteef cattle and
pa*tu re . of cllover and improved ag ricultural
grasses, was on* of the best events . ’
~
of the kind ever held In this sec
tion, according to County Agent
C. K. La ird .
■>ngpltn<. weie
ancient Homan.
Nero played one
enterprise*
SH O E S — C L O T H IN l
G. W. CLARK
u.ed liv the
Die Em peror
2UH Hanford ,\ve
each and every one good to the last crumb I
Many wonderful varieties at
Palmetto Doughnut Shop
Well Built Frame and Metal (Aluminum)
Building'
Five Windows, Two Doors,
Wired. This B u i l d i n g Can Be Moved
Corsar Palmetto and Third Street
Fine footwork, cool Rayon,
populur pattern* and colors
by Holeproof. . .
Banford
GIFT HIM WITH A
CURLEE SUIT!
E asily.
2 pr. | .00
F in * greinvd leath
ers In *11 widths
and slip s. . ,
In all his |iet styles,
fabric and deigns.
Regularly I SO.
Special. . .
SUMMER
TROUSERS
Fur hi* Summer casual com
fort, cool Itayon wa*hable
fabric* in a wide choice of
color*. Specially priced at
Come On In
a
C IR T I-S A fl HVDRAUIIC (IRAKIS
(w /lh D u h l- life K lv e lle u tU nkii tin /n m )
3 -INCH WIDI-RASC WHEELS
(wltli Extra Low -Pietturn Tire
CENTER-POINT STEERING
Inn N? bitl n,#y *** wi,iidrawn for a period of thirty
(80) days ufter the Hi'heduled I'liminu time for the
receipt of bid*.
CURVED WINDSHIELD wit
PANORAMIC VISIBILITY
The City of Sanford reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and waive informalities.
FISHER UNISTEEL BODY CO N 5 IRUCTION
EXTRA ECONOMICAL TO OWN
OPEN ATE —MAINI AIN
CITY OF SANFONI), FLORIDA,
Clifford McKibbm, Jr„
City Manager.
PHONE 1558
No gift could be nicer or more appre
ciated than one of Curlee’s Summer Cool
suitaii Ha'll bless you for months to come
for such a thoughtful gift. . .
Bala Priced
[
our dry-claanlng’a fine! Don't worry about alaining
your clothsM at the beach—wt'll taka out all spot*, send
your drmH*M home good an new l We check buttons,
■houlder pada, too.
3—Heal Batata For Bale—3 j 5—
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
LANEY DRY CLEANERS
110 E. 2nd HI.
WORLD'S CHAMPION VA l VI-IN-ME AD
IN O IN I
•
PISHIR BODY STYLING AND LUXURY
Bids mu*t i>e accompanied by a certified check or
bid bond in an amount not le*n than five per cent of
the bid.
One 1940 Dodge 4-Door Sedan, Rebuilt
Motor, New Tires, Radio, Heater.
SANFORD xnd FIRST
Y O U w a n t f/ te s e E X T R A V A L U E S
e x c lu s iv e to C h e v r o l e t in i l l fie ld !
Plan*, *|M>cificatioii*, and contract diH'iimcnts are
open to public inspection at the office of tin* Sanford
City Manager, or may be obtained from Donovan Dean
A Associate*, Architect, 219 Church and Main Hnllding, Orlando. Florida, upon depoHit of $15.00. Tiie full
amount of the deposit for one *et of diH'iiinent* will
be returned to each actual bidder.
One 1941 S. D. Plymouth 4-Door Sedan
A Very Nice Car.
TEX-TAN
BELTS
All Time Record
beaten proposals will be received by the Sanford
th? City Hull. Sanford, Florida, until 4
P. M. Friday. 8 July 1949, at which time they will be
publicly opened and read, for the construction of a
mun cipa swimming pool for City of Sanford. Pro
posal* will be received for alternate con*truction, for
pool operation an complete filter »y*t«m and a* flow
through «y*teni. Additional projHinal* will i*e received
for coiiHtruction of a wading pool.
Special Service*
— 12
NKW PI.C’Ult.H mirtlin'd tn pt-rEecTW O Bedroom home In good con H O U S E H O L D Cleanup A id ..
Hoii. Old floor* mndc like now.
8crub b r u .h r ., Waxes,
Paint
dition, near .hopping d l.tr lc t.
V ln i.liin g , c lrn n ln g _A m ixing .
Cleaners, Sponges and
many
Low cash down payment, and
Portable power plant, 22 years
other Items.
low monthly payments.
experience in Seminole County,
H K N K A H IK filaaa A Paint Co.
II M. (Sleason, Luke M ary.
I'honr 32(1.
T H It K K Uedroom House, very H I-1 M W . End. H i.
modern, Hardwood floor*j two
Expert Kudin Itepalring
tile baths, lovely shade trees Fo r H L U K (JR A 8 H LA W N
Frw l M yers, .'III K. 2nd. Ht
M OW KH8
and fru it trees. Priced below to
H KK UN FO R
Law n Hose, Hprinklt-r. mid
day’s market on easy, terms.
M I M KOI lit A I 'll P R IN T IN G
Garden T o o l., .« *
AN D T Y P IN G
H T A N L R Y -K O G K R H
I have businesses well established
C R E D IT IIC U h A U U K
and operating urofltaldy, that __________H A H D W A K K CO.
H A N F U R II
can be purchased on terms.
T ra ile r , sleeps four. |36u. Call I 1S N. Park
Phona IS#
1070-M
or
see
on
Orlando
hiway
C. A. WIIIDDON, HR.
I l l H. Park Ave.
Phone ItSl.
O R LA N D O Morning Sentinel. O r
lando Kvening S ta r. Call Ralph
WE Clothe The Family — Wa Furnish Tha Home'
ui,.
Article* For Mule
Phone 174
Jhtm* bamboo grows tu be 120
feet ta ll,
PHONE 148
L'JNLIIUUHT HUMK u n T uica
Rov. 11or>-J.
c o il, co«y corner. A ltra c liv e be-
OZARK IKE
OIKIAH KN EW US DUGS
WOC M U T IN ' TM' ROAD.
OUT AH DONB
COMOl 0 GVUH t
^ ( COACH rH U M 1
S T E M T * STC R N ,
C A L L ft 17 for lln lte ry , Generator
and H la r.e r service. Sw ain’s |
liuttery Heivice, .101 W. F i r s t !
au
Regular 8.98
H a atlaav* fru m Paa*
- S a tu rd a y -
Bee 1 ,
hold lalatr in their vest pocket.
"Lab o r may disappoint them,
m caiise If we can't get anything
from men who pledged themselves
to help us, well, I douhl whether
we ran get a worse deal from tha
other fellow who says that ha waa
alw ays against you and ha w ill
continue to he against you."
The head of the teamsters union,
which now claim s more than 1,000,•
000 members, was chairm an of
Dm labor division of tha Demoe rn tk National Committee through
the adm lull tart Ion of tha lata
F r s nhlln D. Hooeevslt.
84
72 x 84
72 x 84
Cotton Plaid (2 to cuxtomer)............
5% Wool Plaid (1 to custom er)........
100% Wool (5 o n ly )..........................
This Is A BARGAIN In Blankets!
FOR FATHER ON FATHER’S DAY
■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»+♦♦#♦♦♦♦♦♦+»+a»
Sport Shirts .
Bill Folds ...
Leather Bells
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
BLANKETS
x
up
1.50 up
Md up
|.5 0
Dress Shirts
Pajamas
Straw Hats
*|.99 up I Work P a n ts ........
f*98 I Work S h irts ..... .
1.00 up I J w S iL
P IH K H T O N K ’H New Service l>.
uartm ent- comp
brake re
lin e , o v e ilia u l.; brake d iiiin .
turned;
mnater cylin d er, i,
5— Article* For Bala —5
AT THE Cowan Apia,
paired; new brake lio.e In .lu ll
lently located aeroaa___ ___ __________
•d; lig h t., h o rn ., Ignition, mntm
tu n e .u p .; .p a rk plug, cleanrtl;
Foil Office, om room efficiency j fried JtIURn nmriup
front end rebu.hed; king pin.
•partm.ni. modern til. bath, Vva^nlghV. l l i a HOMXR'S .
Girl
Wanted
•uitable for bmlneaa couple or
bearing., .hock ab .n rlH 'r.; chi
Freach^Paalry
Ihdlridaal Phona 66Q.
RlU'a Fwap Shop—Wa buy, aell oi
burelor oil f ilt e r .; wheel, I,id
G IR L for cashier In grocery store
aeeed; m u ffle r; tail p ip e .; floor
APARTMENTam# r ^ A ^ ' p i ^ 1^ ' . ^ 8an
Apply 889 Sanford Ava,
m at*; body lightening; radiator
W. nral Street. Fuml.hed
_____
nose; fan belt*; Guaranteed
W ANT*D - Giri at A l’a Place,
orm
^fhT
hr‘n^nH-*
,‘; BD?
. b0,h your
»“ • praacrlptlona
You don’t
work, using best m aterial «l
muat have health card. 811 Han
..91
mon
th. Phona
or/‘.rx7k
leal. Wfbring
u
ford A v*.
w ay* a saving. Phone 12 for e.
UNFURNISHED or furnlihed— Lanty'a. Phoaa 108.
Apartment, two bedrooms, din- umr ■nuoo«n
—r —I— Saleslady • ex 'Hence* alto In • tlm ales.
FIHKHTONF. HTGRKH
alterallona oi trouser*. Apply j
I I I K. U l. HI.
807 Hanford Ave.
Highest rash p iH * paid
fu rn iture. Ted D arla I
Co. I l l K . lat. Ph. 961.
A
^
p,l*u -
Ytnleaeea. IIP W. 8rd. Bt.____
Lovely apartment with two "bed
room*. NIc# location. Call 478.
FO S ilJCNT • On# Vmall furnithed
\
Solid Colors, Stripes, Prints,
Plaids
Furniture Re
'
Upholstering
'j
Embroidery Schlffli Trim, Sunbaok Bolero*,
Coat Style*, F itted Skirt*, Scoop Necklines
flies. 0.1*. in.cn. W J i
PIECE GOODS
Indian Head Scarfs-- Reg. 39c ||0
Art Cloth Vanity Setar- Ret* 25c ||0
Bring Color Beauty
: into your home*
*****a*aaad«aiaaa *•*•*••
Oa. .tore llO M KlI Oak A v a ^
K N t SoiXYW OOD bad, bos enrlng and
IwtaMprln* mattraa*. Lika new
1
I pa. bad ream suite |79.M
illy need S p*. dlnatu M.M
ADAMS*
$ « S or u.ro*ou'N
* la*. XL
Pham# IT
%ur
■Viaf
| *V w
ANIMNO
.
1
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Hfe'-i JTT*t.f -’•'■ -''(pfivYflKn
mmM,
m a J M H I KNAMEL8
st Y i^
i l b y -s o J ^ s x | h a r u w a BB
k l t C T R r c 'F r t i& ir N 'lM . Tash.
INMAN HEAD TABLKCOVKRB
51 x 72 Reg; 3.49
IS x U Beg. I N
R
»hort orders.
T (A. Di-1*
by
Hour 09
^ / 'W h la g T h a rro w ln g , mown t A dirt moving. Wa apaeiallia
. „
GOAT M ILK
A L L T V r f 8 of buildoMp work,
K. D. Prlaat, Phone 71fl-Wfl.
reasonable rates. Free eatlmatBaa ua for DOXIES A GAY high
David E . Carpenter, Phoaa
STAMPED GOODS
i
._____
, D IN A H S
•<
D IA R Y "
//
t-
WILL IIECOMr
l p u b l ic F
.
5
A CLOSED
UUOKf
\ '
.
(G U LP ) PACE T FACET
WITH MAIISCLT IN J
A COMICAL STRIP/...^
IHir SHOULDN'T AM
(IE fiAYIN' r.OMPuM
TUNNY IN THIS
J
L A V P A N U L i* \
6—ARTICLES WANTED—8
h S IS i^ p M ^ is rn i
„ ’V-ijL
TOWN,
14— Baal fcslaie “Wanted — 1
fark Avenue,
8 room* and bath, all modern con-
Shantung, Waffle Pique,
Miami Cloth, Bembergg
or your puquc/
GUHC/... AND
IF YOU LEAVE
Monday -- June 17, 18, 20th
CANNON SHEETS
72
V I S . DINAH. | T R IC K E D YOU
IN TO M lG S lN G THAT T R A IN ,,
OUT O N LY IN THE IN T E R E S T
'CCh o k c )
NO T R A C E
l l ^ v . UF HCWf
MID JUNE SALE-3 DAYS
TenniHterH louder
.
M
in iim
.F i.S i.r " *
-
• “ *•*<!» OF Housework
or fu ll line of
G A L V A N I/ L D
and R R O N /.F H L'RKKN .
ur all w eig h l. In R O L L ROO F
IN G .
ir Q U A L IT Y , H K K V IC K and
P R IC E .
■y S T A N L E Y -R O G K H H H A R D
W A R E C O M P A N Y ._
' E L E C T R I C or
A CKTYLKN K
W E L D IN G
Sanford Motor % Kqpt. On
MS W. 1*1 Hlraat
T it . I.ONK HANGKK
TCNTO! TM06E ARE IRE MEN WE
AT TllE HILLnun
— -T COUNTERFEIT! n<-.
M
V
J
T' .
j
Tuftf'S ^UJJPLAV/ )
■ h\
A
L
l»v W A I.T DISNEY
7 M A P A'
BUT, P » N C S S 9 ... C ? P C
V O U '8 * A H O YA L \ y j
A N IM A L . . . HOW PlD
YO U LEAUN T O S P E A K . ,
LIK.B A H U M A N B S i N f l Y
Line TO
WOULD Yt?U
OCC
A P IC T U R E O P M S A-3 A
;
AW ...U H . .. vs m at ^
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sn AoT'^i/L \
—
WBLU..‘0 : V
\ B *X K v . . . .
PVGAW |
H A L L A H F.N N K T T
Garage A Hervlce Htation
Celery A Sanford Ave.
Auto R r W Irlng
Standard Oil Prmluct*
a
FOUND — I f
L O B T — Ham ilton w rl*t watch in
M idway Saturday. Reward. Hee
H enry Steven, corner Sipc. &
Geneva.
S a R K K T Uarlier Shop. Ojivn all
day, every day. I invite my
frlenda and customer*. J *m
w aiting fo r you. Lonnie MeM i * Cream colored gabardinu
trouaer* on Midway to Golds
boro bus. Telephone U l l - J . A .
G. Lam b. |A.OO reward.
~
AM, S a t e .Y
l e w SN A ziy
WONoaa whsug
crrAANOtm.
^
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abs
;
T ill? O A r T L C G O N * \
NO H O LD ? M A PC no I
A>iO N O Q l / A / U E U J
J
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iT ’,— u— / hav Th F.
v-i '
I BSSTOiUL
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win !
g
HI-VA.CM ICLO /
s\___
IT DO BQ MV r c s o
o l d n ve s g o o d ro s e e
"you Tw o o crrirA S a io n o
^ C O S V .B L L " ,.- ________
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___________________________
Seminole Soil Conservation District
Roundtree's Release
Confirmed By FIC
N ew s
B» L h Jacobsen
U. B. Bwl CM M nitlon Service
V. S. Bolt Conservation 8m l t .
Bom* 1760 aero* of land waa
mapped (or toil type and land
capability In Seminole County laat
WCgka
Mlilard S. Morgan, Soli Sclentlit with the Soil Conservation
Service, completed map* for the
following landowner* who had filed
application! for technical aulatance In aoll and water conaervatlon with the Seminole Roll Con*
aervation District: M. L. Cull urn,
f . T. Meriwether, Geo, C. Harden,
R. F. Cooper, R. U. Hutchlaon,
A. B. Tedford, J. H, Brown, Ru
dolph Lloyd, L. T. Brynn, William
Melcher, St, Clair While, Gwynne
McCrum and Mr*. Ruth Kelly.
Morgan point* out that the Roll
map* are called conttcrvntlon aurvey map* ami aru u*ed a* a basis
for preparing Mill and water conaervallnn plan*.
The map* are prepared on aerlel photograph* ami Indlcata the
toll type, the elope of the land,
the type of ground cover and de
gree of rronlon a* well a* other
pertinent Information *uch an
flowing well*, lake*, ntreems, etc.
Aa Morgan nay*, "The photo* tall
n fa ir ly complete atory about the
land."
Individual enlargement!) of the
photograph* are piepared for the
landowner together with a legend
which place* the soils In their
proper land capability cl***r*.
Description of the noil*' udHptntinM,
condition, characteristic* ami re(llllred management are Included
In the legend.
lining the Information on the
conservation survey m ap., plann
ing technicians of the Soil Connerval Inn
Hervlcu assist
landnwnein, without charge, I ji pre
paring complete plans ftu soil
and water conservation. In solving
p articu larly
difficult
problem*
speriflllst* are available III the
ficlda of drainage, irrigation, bio
logy and w ildlife management,
forestry^ anil agronomy,
R. F . Cooper, chairman of the
Seminole Soil Conservation Dis
trict lloaid of SupcrvlsoF«. an
nounce* that the Dlstrie* ties on
hand Aft applications for technical
assistance. 1’rln rlty Is given to ap
plication, wherever practical, ac
cording to oriler received. Mi.
Cooper staled.
T A L L A H A S S E E , June 10 UP)—
Dismissal ‘o f W alter E . Rountree
ns State director of workmen’*
compensation was confirmed yes
terday by the Florida Industrial
I'otnmlsHlnn.
Two of (lie three m embers( hniiiim ii Raymond K. Barnes and
Jam es H. A lle n —signed the order
iiphnliliiig Ram os1 action In diecharging Rountree fu r alleged fal«'f (ration of tin v rl expense statemerit s
Tlie Mill it cnniinUsloH, Janie* A.
Harper, was disqualified because
be was a witness to one of the com
plaints iigaliml Rountree,
The commission order followed a
merit system hearing Apr. HI of
the accusations, which Rountree
deulpi!.
E kkh A nd P o u ltry
JA'.'KHONVILt.H. June IS— (AIM
i:«K« KlnrMii arsJ* Ai
HhIo li> iMnllers. I.sra* 14 ns
i.l tlrilliini il nt t>7. Ilmsll IS ns
Mi r,iir« Inra* JJ na (I.
PrmtiU’Sf* nates fllrecl in rim■miners, l.srae 74 na ST. Medium
:i m SI. Mmsll IS ns SI. Rstra
Isrsn 71 lit S*
itn isrlnns I cants hlatiar)
t.lve LMiuttrr
Tn
WEEK OLD - TURKEY POULTS
BABY CHICKS
FULL LINE - TUXEDO FEEDS
POULTRY MEDICATION &
SUPPLIES
A LK O
1 Good Grada How with B I’lgs
I Good Grada Hmv wilh 7 Pigs
1 Good Grada How with 9 Plga
HUNT’S
TUXEDO FEED STORE
HR Hanford Ava,
»
l’ht>ne .IBH
* ro
r>r*M*r*
C’n n s iit n a r s
Firsts IIml
I iy ins up
ai
IS
lirnllsrs r»l
r it, in*
11
II
liens t*,l litsrr
i<t ins up
it
IS
M*IIS Willi* llttYf
l Ilia up
IS
in
Mens Halil
*iM»|st I IPs
,1
IS
ers nlfl
IS
11
I>ipssfi| NY strl* (Faathar ntfl.lnl i
I'rrer* rail
41
tUnllrrs r*-,|
tl
H ens t r il h e s v r
lie n s t v lille lie n r r
In
Is
Mens llnlil
It
Punsters npl
2J
Dressed am, drawn lhasds
fe a t n i t )
Fryers ted
St
llrnllara red
HI
Ileus red henry
|1
Mens white heavy ||
liens MaM
• . 14
Punsters nld
It
I A >|!inugh I he sun Is much larger
ilbari the mn»n, the difference In
■llslaiice Is sn great lhal from Ihn
ic a tlli they appeal' to lie about the
i *i i me- slip.
THE SANFORD R IBALD SANFORD FLORIDA
Longwood
By MRS. J. H. MENICK
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Boat Explodes, But
{Men Swim Out Safely
m tS
Colored News
,
MOBILE, Ala., June IS-OP)— .
MaUleM. Merritt
enterLyman commencement week for Three men iwam to aafety when; “ “’•d “ Friday evening et her
seven graduate* was a full pro- M op#n motorboat exploded and I v
#t 1?14 sh*fP*«l
gram for the seven member*, Eu- burned in Doe River n u t W a ! Jlonor*n*
■** graduates
from
The upper half of the nose of
gen, Scxlon
VeraBigg*. E . t l. |
f f J B
it f m S
M
the African-Leaf-nose Bat haa the
Hawkins, Helm Farina, Don Car- •artificial log bohlnd
WV
decorated with shape of a leaf, The lower half la
der. June Mnllstrup, Marie Poole., T.
.
„ . . i re(!> white and blue crepe paper shaped Ilka a horseshoe.
Thor** whs n humnroux program j n
iW? r^i £IU Ll^'
kouquetg ot cut floweri. Mr*,
K0f 1
for class night and the Senior ‘
F I -nMl_...n ................ Introduced aaveral otd
ed play*. She also told the 1 About the toad’s only protective
class gift to the school was pre- j , , f " rc®'
■nd F r « " b Jar- fashioned
weapon i* a milky fluid It glvaa
of
her »
sent-ed hr Rayburn Mllwee.
fret*. Detroit, Mlrh. Pearce luffer- froup
off which la obnoxious to dogs.
The IWreiaureatr sermon was ed burn* about the legs, Peck ' ye* rt *P°' .
delivered by Rev. M. D. Jackaon. I said.
. At the close of the laat play
IVrk
in*| Au/nrp .««lri
tkau
*neimB nnrne»,
»i
At commencement Thursday
iw k thii
h,. 1
l,„.i
. ij .u
...
Barnes, aa xiuuent
student ui
Iowa's slate flower Is the wild
,
1
7 r n y | K. A. M, C.. suddenly appeared in rose.
night Supcrtinlendent T. W. Law- lhad
been fishing near the Bay I . dBrk rooni( , fter
coJored
ton introduced the speaker, Dr. R.
V. Sowers, of Stetson University. Brln(;« min. When thuy cranked ' lights were turned on n she gave
motor to move to another future events for all present. The
Presentation of diplomas was by ■the
tint. * f t v u r v t h ln ip «i*nlevrfm«l "
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affair _____
was highly enjoyed
by all.
E . J . Loney, •H nrlpal of Lym an spot, "everything exploded
A fire extinguisher was aboard,
Refreshments, Ice cream and
school.
The Lyman' school Glee Club, hut the flames were between It cake, were served from the dining
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directed by Mrs. Mllwee tang at and the occupants. They w e n t1 ro!,m table whfch w«* *ore red with
TALBOTTS
-D R IV E IN—
Wall Paper • Paint
Paialten a*4 N w r t n s g
m a a. M a r o a o I f u v a
Rom when 1 ait
both program*. Mr*. Ruth W ation I overboard and. swam ashore. Peek f j
ecru
?!#*!’ ' * ? n*fr
. . i,i
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,
ed with large beautiful ilnnias
accompanist.
sal I Jarrett whose lower left leg CBrrylng out , h„ d , M eo|oTt of
The Glee Club and their guesla
had a splendid time st Daytona had been removed, had to take ] yellow and maroon,
Thoaa attending were the Mlasee
Ilgnrh Frid a y when a special off his artificial limb and leave
It In the (mat to swim.
Haiel Brown, Leila Larkina and
sen food dinner was served.
Home from U. uf F . are J a c k '
.Searcy from scientific course, now ,
a Junio r . Hay Voorhle* completed'
Ills I bird year In Fo restry. Fat
lllnnkeiiiihl|i whn graduate* In
Ju ly In Fo restry.
From F . H. U. are Mr*. Catherine
Craw fm d and M l** Lucy Pltlelan
graduated recently. Mr*. R. R.
G ray
attended the Commence
ment.
j
M rs. The! A yer* I* visiting her,
ton and fam ily Dr. Don Mlsener
In Toronto. Dr. Mlsener has lately
received an award from the Cana -1
dlan Royal Boclety. He I* noted'
I'hyalclst.
|
The Kemfonl Freshyterlan Huai- S
liesa Woman'a ('Iri'le met with
M rs. W J . H artley, Mr*. J. A.
2(19 Magnolia
Phono 894
Hist line and Mrs. Rayburn Mllwee
n, the hitter’s home in Imngwmul
Monday night.
Rev. II. L . Zimmerman gave the
Invocation el the twn evening
program* of Lym an commence
ment.
Longwood Card Club of 12 mem
bers was entertained by Mr. and
M r*. Merilck Saturday night.
Longwood Hotel ha* had many
Istg c parties lately. Saturday
night the Orlando Linen and Sup
ply Company hud n very large
crowd at a liampiet and dance.
Home Loans — Refinanced Mortgages
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association of Seminole County
AyJoe M arift
Don't Fonco Yourtolf In
■n4 Easy Heberts patek op the
■tana wail that separates that?
fsrate. They walk alaog talk*—
F»«y ms hmm bMm, ffeatfy m Ike
ellier—pkklag ap tfce falteo etaaea
and putting them keek.
Afterwards, over a friendly
(less of beer, Easy says, "You
know.wsll-mendlng I* a nke neigh
borly custom, but we really dent
need that wall. Wa keep It up Juet
because it happen* to ha there."
"Yte," lays Handy, "a lot of
walle and fenees and boundaries
keep on separating people for no
good reason. Maybe we’d an be
bettor etf If tome of them were tom
down, Ineteod el kept standing.**
From whom I ah. Bandy aald •
montbfnL Taka the “wells «l to.
„
kat people M id ap
rack ether. I Uka • tarn*
pent* glass af kaor i
yen may prefer
that’s no reason ft
yon. or you. mo. Lot’s Hvo aM lo*.
Iho fopofAor—rnaMng aeoro friend*
and fewer1
^ o t 0 ((a u 4
CeyrrfgM, 190, (/ailed Siaisi Vrewor* Fe
Hunm tv|»'s of lienena must he In nnrli-ut Egypt ami llshyluu,
nuked before they ran lie eaten, temple* often were also banks.
INNERSPRING
MATTRESS
A lls . f a iZ In ,
P a c k e d w ith C e ib l
Not jutt an ordlasry iontriprlng unit—but mot*
than h iic t ai many coils as you'd aspect
to Aad In a mattress Jttsjp-..
BIDDY KILOWATT
>W FUrine Sarvnflt
low p H «l
1 A :
m m ;
10Off,
IT S k
POSTCARD!
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V«af our n«wly datigneel
bill form it a handy,
streamlined poafeard.
But on# Thing won't ba
ehangtd. While the Coif
of living loomfd « . . Sunthine
Sorvice S t* * td
Your
ntw bill, like the otd, will
continu* to be the , . .
Reg. Price MfrM
Old Spring
or M attres^lfcOO
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W A SH IN G T O N , T u b s 17 (/P)— '
Senator Hickcnlooper (R -Io w a ),
A Bounding away on hi* charge that
™ O h airau a D avid E .
IJIlienthtl
atsmahagad the Atomic Energy
Commission, criticised the A E C to
day lor going ahead with construc
tion of a 110,000.000 nalural gat
pipeline lo serve its Oak Ridge.
Tenn., plant.
Hickaaioopar said (he pipe line
project is "neecdleu and wasteful."
Simncr Pika, a member of the
W commission, counlarad that the
government will save about S I,230,000 a year by switching from
coal to gat for its main boiltr fuel
gt Oak Rid«a.
Tha pipe line la being built
Associated I’rcaa Laaaad Wlra
FRID A Y , JU N E 17, 1940
N O . 21 4
Catholic HeadiLoyaltyToU.S. Warren Sets Aug. 1
Held Prisoner!Is Affirmed By As Deadline To Call
By Czech Reds Judith Coplon
PRAGUE. Ciechotlnvakia. June
WASHINGTON, June 17
—
17 (^*)- -Archbishop Josef Ucian, i Judith Coplon mure today ihsi "1
head of Cmhoiluvakia'i 9.0011.000 | have alwavi been loyal to the Uni
itonian Catholics, ws, « iittusl led Stales.'
Extra Tax Session
Surging Rivers
Cause Damage In
North Carolina
No Promise Of Relief
From Heat Is Seen
For New England
Guvernor Says He
Does Nat See How
Meet Can Be De
layed Any Longer
TALLAHASSEE, juns 17 (TP)
Guteiuui Waiiru said today lit
doein'l sre how a special icssion
of the Florida l.egislatuie "can bt
salrly drlasrd much he)ond Aug.
priiioner in bis own palace today.
Appearing s i lin own slat wit• t
st the Communist government's »ai nrss in delrntr sgsinst Mpmnagr
on the (hutch appealed nesting s | charges, the o s , sskrd il the ugnI."
-lim al
rd s loyally pledge while wot king
Hr said that is his idea about it
A reliable infuimsni d ricith *d |a i s polilitsl snslvil in the Jus
j A S H E V II1 J. N t . June 17 </)*) "at the ptrirnl time." but he could
the Ptsgue Auhbishop't status as j n,e Drpsitmeni
I Rising io n s, aheady Hooding give no muir eaait inloimalion on
house anrst.
.Shr , 4IJ |)ul ,|,r J u| *,K| added
I at inauv points, taused moir lam. when lie will , all the Legislaturt
Iwo pnests horn Ailihitlmp He, ,|ir aV(m4| u) |llV(1|,j.
J llles lo detetl ihrti It,wlaud homes hack to raise taxes to offset S
all's roniitloiv have hern a n rsie j
Detent* Attorney Aicluhald Pal- ! today
$17,000,000 birtitual deficit be
and taken away by police aitei a met asked lies d iheie was any
| The rivets swollen by liras y tween its appiopnaliuns and antic
raid on the coiisisto'V section ol the oiliri rounliv that she wanted lo
lams this svrek, liase wtought ipalrd tesenue
Aichbishop's palace in which police go to
hras v highs, av damagr ihloUghout
The Cabinet budget Commission
tried to teur the clottch ireords.
"No, rtiepl on a vacaliuii," she Noiill Caiolina, rasteiu Tennessee voted yesterday lo hold all depart
Neither piiests nor laymen could
if plied
and noilhrasl lieoigia.
ment and agrm s bdgrtt 25 petget in lo see ihe Aibithop will,
"He.* is s.heie you want to lire
Ciops ami ih.rlhngi in lowlands' cetil below ■
lie si appiopriationa for
out ui,deigning a police identdua
and die and hate and laisr youi have hern washed out. causing July. August and September in an
tun.
scores of fain,lies to seek safety on j effoit to keep the slate out of tha
T il* cusliiiuai y in me it g iu i >l iInldien y
stood outside Atchblshop Beraii'-.
The lesliniunt was an ralention highet giound
ird until the Legislature can propalace.
Ashes tile s. s« plattu ally cut .sid e new money.
oi Miss Coplon'- denial yestridav
More significantly, the reception dial she eiei »,.ss a Goutmunltl ui off today lioni the west as |hr
Coinpliollei t M Gay said it
and telephone
tino >w iichiioaid inside
rsei gave gon im urril set lets lo moutilain slieams >tngrd ovet will u l r Irani Ml iii ‘hi dxyt to get
ilie palace gate were manned t
\ alenline A Giitnlchev. the Kus I lughsvavi and M.rpt away budget
xns new lit prugrant set up and
secret police.
Two Associated Hie-x, coils'
sialt Ssitb whom >he was attested i One lo g in ..,, o lfiu .il said that alts applei uhlr , oiler linns coming
pondents who tiled to see ill. <u New Ym k Mai 4
j mote than I I budges in bis atea in
Archbishop were told by iierxoniicl
Dir liiiveiimi yclteiday cancell
Federal agent• said they fonrid , alone bail been washed nut
at the reception deals that "the
srcrel comtlei espionage inaleriul | La itb slides, letulling flom the ed his piiipnsrd titp to Colorado
Archbishop says •no.'"
Springs, r'ntii , [nr I lie natlonSl
At the same time u t'sech to from Justice Department files tss' atrntfv downpom, blocked to • J. ,I govermir’s
conference because of
clerical garb »»» attempting t» hei lull *'
I svays in numeiiius places
the stale fiiiunriul crisis He sen.
Ami
in
Ness
s
orh
the
govern-,
,
,,
f
.
.
gain admission. The reception pci
ralistull. teaching mote than It. K. lioberls, close friend and adsonnel demanded fisms him full ..... lit rested its cose against Alger |
by a privately owned company, but
hut tha commission has contracted
to buy gas from it.
Earlier, Lllllenthal had annouti- i
cad that tha commission will ask
& tha F B I to check an article on
m atomic security in tha magaxlne
'Nation's Business.65 He said 0
waa nsecurate, reckless and Irre
sponsible. Among other things, the
article said that tHe U. 8 . "should
have" about 400 now model atomic
bombs -now.
>A bill tn raise the pay of must
members o f the Armed Hervlces
ran Into some trouble In the Sen
ate •Armed Services Committee.
mt Bvrd (D-Val complained
(Continued On Page 4)
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Archbishop Reported Government R e s t s
Under Arrest As Case Against Hiss;
Church-State Bat- Typist Admits Mistle Reaches Climax interpreting Notes
N a tio n a l E m ergen cy
S t r i k e In ju n ction
D e c i s i o n A rgued
On
S en a te F loor
Randall Chase Is
Elected Head Of
Shippers Group
S te r o id
Wxrm, sultry and generally fair
through Saturday and Sunday as*
t»pi for a few scattered thunderxhow«r« In afternoons.
HIsk funnel Slate Department t nlnf liwhea In tH bourx in north- vlset, to i (present him
ident if leal Ion papeit and othe
Hebelts, win. Wednesday was
S i;’
ihr7wmil(i7m ,.«U t;i | «fflH»l -«.ts.M of perjury to con- • « * l.v.wg a. Monde, .hr r vorn
uppmniml in the Slate Improve
teUnhnn. the Atchhi.hoo
L m 'U
'T
pre w « r leD lm m ile \ / f f is V T m ,,j ment i ,nnmissn.ii left today for
Colotado Hprtngs whetr «ha con•filiation in 14 trial days
.
The oulV witness called this | «••*« a tourist camp was partly frience will he held. The GovernIn* to him.
morning was Benjamin 11. Fir- t «w*P« awsy at Ukemnnt. The sur- in’s ststei, Miss Alma Wsrren, and
Thhis elnsa surveillance uf his ■lifim a iienotypisl who testified i u h f «""•/' ,?l“ ’ «•" *'tl1
,r»a,lnur.l n« fs io s ill
office tended lo vonfnm reports that
he misinterpreted testimony bridge* and railway tracks In ihalt
that In tha M a i two days even wldrh Whittaker rimmbar* made at l.akemuni all his life, said thehigh diplomatic o fficials have been
befor* the House Un-Amerlesn j
,!
unable to ta in entrance to the Activities Committar
ommlttar Aug. 25.,
25. i FE. K. Arrowood, M,
« . who lived
l
I
yyrchhlshoF,..
ira, n ons-tltn* Gom-l . high wgle |g^W tl^ w ueg hv had
Chamber*,
c
It tea* inown,* however, that 184*
r, was the kry proMtEr-l i l i l s n i l itaTaae *ler
iiimilst ciHirler,
Iwn day* ago all Ihe bishop* of the cntiiin
witness In Hie trial.
__
country war* gathered In the pal
Firshelm apparently was the Sinpf | r l |
I|q 4 l|t t
are for a conference with the "suitirise" witness with who,,, 'b e . K
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Archbishop.
prosecution
ha.
.nmmueed
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- lA 'l-Governor James E. Folsom
Archblshnp Heraii for '«m r would Wind up It* case. Hr was,
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I'hnto by Coa t'
Little Penny Pulver, four and n half year old’daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. V, K. Nolan, I I I Ml
Artaue, waa Judged by many cttlsea* aa Banfeii'a "Mnal Promising Cltlsan of Tomorrow" aa
cllmaa of ’Tho Herald's canteat astondiag over a ala week period at the end of which a vwta
taken among fivt mnaers-un who Included Linda Carol llarvay, final runnar-up in tha coat
Donnie Whitten. Paccthp Alice Jardlno and Sara Katherine King.____________
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Attempts Made To Penny Pulver Named “The Most
Crack Deadlock
Promising Citizen Of Tomorrow”
Pulver, charming lillle fuut and a half year old daughter
In Coal Dispute of Mi.i’rnny
and Mrs. C. E. Nolan. 114 Maple As roue competing with many
Orlando, who has
headed tha organisation sines tha
death of J. J. Parrish, Tltusvills,
a yaar and a half ago,
Mr. Chase today declared that
ha will serve tha association to
tht bast of his ability and describ
ed it I.”as. a "service organisation
w - . i r I e « .. » u
that
i
and
reglmsntitlon
In the h O U t h 6 T
oraey
—
7 m n lt, T
citrua Industry.
"The main objactlve of the
group," said Mr. Chase, “ Is tha
Di I ir e ir i r s
BLUE FI ELD,
(TP)— Southern
.
months has fought against a gov
eminent campaign to lake over
schools and abolish church papers
III recent weeks he has sent out
a number of clerical letters hicath
«
i utlirr Sanfoid childten, hat been selected as "The Most Piommng log defiance of government dr
tr« a tla a *4 Os gaa* Two I
ft O p C t 'O tO T S Citi/rn of Tomorrnw" in the unilesl comlucird by The Herald duimg
a i u L t fTeam
...... Imply Lewis’
S t a l l s Conference
the past SIX weeks.
Ciliietit oi Sanford showed (bat Penny was their choice hy gising
har 1,281 votaa. Tha runnar-up#------------------------ ----------», s ,
,
. _ was Linda Carol Hsrvay, three
W, Vs., June 17 y(.ar old daughter of Mr. and Mr*.
operator* tried •- Hill Harvey of 800 Magnolia Av*
gain today to ctack th* deadlock
in their three-week-old soft roal
contract talks with th* Unitrd
Mine Wotkeis.
liked SI the UM W ’s tefusal to
show its cards, tha opsratoi* im
plied that John L> Lewis' bar
gaining team is purposely stslling
ihe conference
Blocking a new agreement is ihe
tm s s at* on a s s # atei
Aerial Maps Of
County Received
Aerial photograph* of Seminole
County which were mad* on Nov.
26 by tha Production and Market
ing Administration were today re
ceived by Orl* Mathleux, county
officer of the admlnidtratlon.
The photographs, which are
•bout 24 Inches square include a
composite map of the county and
,101 sections, In ordtr to more
••ally locate thaaa •action* In or
der to ftnd fields and acr«sf«s of
different farms and grovas, Mr.
Mathleux la marking the index
numbers on a large printed map
on tho wall In th# o ff
*"
Agent 0. R. Dawson.
Taro of tho photograph*, placed
togathar, reveal moat of tha lmmediate Hanford araa. Although
takan at considerable alavatlon
thajr ravaal elaarly auah building*
aa tha Sanford Stat* Farmer*
Markat, buildings at tha airport,
• iii baaoball atamoada, tho InfWMa and pltahara box** of which
a n riaarljr daflnadJ lia a h photo{ g * g a m ja 'a p p r o a in u t a ly
!« « •. whw received 866 vole*.
Jaycees Present
Robert Williams
With Certificate
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1Military
h Buried With
Honors
Governor Folsom
Aak» Anti-Maskinf;
Law For Alabama
the IH nl person to testify fut the
.enact Immedliilelv an antl-maak
government.
'
lug law mi •‘ Alabama can tell the
The House ( ’omtnlrlee testimony I
world she w ill not tolerate x x x
flg ilie il in the s,•niching flo ss
Fonerul
services
for
Hgl nets of lawli'KstirsH
esnmlnutlon
of
O in m b ii
bv Fnm est llaro h l K u tllff, son o f! The rcxilllig of the m u s u g e in
l.lovil Paul H lryk e r, Hiss' nltur I Alr mul Mrs.
’thoiTins K u t l l f f , . . ,
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........................................ ... held Thursday afternoon at
' 1
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tin- First
Presbyterian C h u n k *V * '!' A d'id n htru iln n
and antithe Hcv. A (1. M dnnis, D r .1A* m lnlalrutiun forces
'« •
. . .
Ill owitlee and the Rev. W. ■f illt'»»»*,'r "t« r »w.tearlier bv Folsom
Negroes
Will Be|Thief Of Tamila's TV
_
Allowed To— Attend
Police Hits Judge’S
vices' ‘with fu il mIHtary “ hunors jsla rte tl In an effort to delay acJudge’s,| iveie
“
conducted at the graveside I lion "it measures to lim it stat*
cemetery by mem-, spending
Kentucky School Ruling On Mashers; in Evergreen
Tam phell-I.osslng Post: The filibuster was
pruett*
i.eis
of
iii
By winning the context, Penny
Ml, Ihe Am erican
Legion.
I when Folsom’s m rs-ag r was de,.,t(
i*.**ia •sl'tflUfi
LEX1NGTON, Ky., June 1 7 will he presented • beautiful ellvcc
7'ollce
S*cl llalllff wan killed In ac-jllvered to the sriuile
l/P)—Negroes
will
lia
permitted
porringer by William E. Ksder,
Admltilstralbm followers agreed
to attend classes with whites at f.hlef J. I.. Fddlng* today warned tioti Mar 2, 11146 near Mendln,
jeweler.
sidewalk Lotharios nut to regard tieriuatiy. The body, lirought her* tu lmIt the ■eading uf the lournal
the University of Kenturky.
During th* canlost, plctutes of
Tha decision we* announced hy ns no invitation to gel bolder a ' ft■>•,, the National Cemetery atjunly to hear the message. Uppo26 children taken by Robert L.
11. K. President Or. H. I.. Dono emirt ruling that condoned |uihlir l.iege. A'eltflum. arrived Wednes-Inenta refused,
' day
nmrnln
•lay morning
at Ihe A. C. I. I Senators Albert IbmtWell of
Cox, phutographar. appeared I n . M a u , T o u r is t
R n i l r f . van lost night. The step Is being flirting with stranded women
Municipal Judge R. J. Potter Depot and was uerompalned by . J.dfecsm, asked fut nnartitnous
The Herald, and rapreaanted the]
.,
„ (taken,"he aald, to comply fully
. W V t? v , 81
yesterday set free two men a.- Hgt Hukmlolski of th* regular 'consent lo halt the reading of tha
choice of hundreds of names aubI with n federal court mandate.
milted.
n . n n „ l . n , l . __
Dr. Donovan said the school cttserl nf molesting an IH-year-ohl Army I eglonnire* who met the |uurnn). Administration follower*
•"•*», included Post rommiindee wou|(| aMITe only to slop tha readL i V IC
O r g a n i z a t i o n i had decided the federal order theater cashier.
Penny Pulvrr la an active little
The girl accused Leo Mortellaio' I tf t,alloway, Joel H. Field, j„a inninnntarily
----prevailed
over
the
day
law.
girl of many Intarnats. With heri c n, m. r u .vn r R „h,.i A M/,1 which provide* that whiles and and l.eon Arduengo of following
commander. John H. Pope,) Henaliti James 11
Allen of
mother .he spent Wadnaaday n t'.. f<um,r M,yor j ' * A
J1**'* J
s ,« b ’ and Capt. F T. | ....
Ef(jW#h
....... p
|m|„„d OUt
out that
.............
Daytona Beach, and la locking for- '» "» w*' »>r«**nted an honmstv negroes cannot go to the same her late at night.
freeing
the pair Judge l*,d , ,
.
.
H<*f!Btfk rtih'A [if i mi it rtcc#ptancf of
ward eagerly to n two-week atay | inemberilup m the Seminole Cminiy school In Kentucky. or
tlBV ,„rlu HB
||1
Any
application of th day j ter said, " it lx the tendency o f 1 1
• ' 'b '
u message flout the Governor at
there In -Juty. 8 hw PUyed on the | Junior Chamber of Commerce a t | | ,w ioutdP put the university In men who %mm | nrettv irlrl wulkinu ^*,®**‘ NmI ji Ii I), Wlulit I I , W.
any lime.
beach, gathered periwinkles, rod* |),a organiistion's luncheon verlet | contempt of federal eourt, Dr. along the Mre*tP to trv t , get Jc «.*"'‘ »iward.
Halph
R ay.
Lee
on tha merry-go-round and tha
Donovan aald.
qualnted with her." The “ Judge I
/ i 5 ylor'' M l,fn ,y • ni* E
small train and attended an enter day at the Tourist Center at a to
RepairH Ordered On
In some specific Instances, ha
v ,
, _ rwtr_ , „ , ltlken of appreciation (or hit wink said, there might he a case, ■l*o said that a g irl should pru-j
tainment et the big band •hallSchoola Of County
vide an escort when working 1*1* j re m it*/-, the color hearers wwe
Aside from visiting the bench white a City Cammissinnri ami where ■ negro student could be
l
*
.
Past
t’oiomander
Field,
holding
<
fastis**#
O*
Paae
Twa>
tOsatlaea#
Wan*
Twer
again, Penny hne often enpmstd
Chief
Eddlngx
took this . clew , ||,e national
colors
and Past Com" ,1 llcpalr
worx to schoolsi through
Km Sannet
lilaalh.u
...
.
. . .
,r
t
s
__
the with to travel north and see
of 4the
escort fquestion
today,
,,
niitssM
r,H roar •*,,
out the county was ordered yes
har grnndmothar, Mrs.
M. I .
"I do not feel that women
terday and w ill cost between 140,Pulver in New York State, and la
(Continued On Page 4)
John Breed in VIhUh 1)00 and 160,000, ^ald Hupl. T . W.
vary anxious to ••• arrow, har
Lawton.
mother revealed.
Relatives In City T h * actluti was taken at an adIn September, Fanny ia due to
tminted meeting uf Ihe School
attend kindergarten. Bn* can now
Jiiltn Kolb Ilreedlii, radio com loard after Claude Howard, main
(Oenllaneg *n n g s V ast
mentator and columnist whose tenance supervisor, mad* • de
By BAM DAWBON
Any landowner In
Remltml* i "Hpwtnlnr Letters” are used by tailed report on the repairs that
N EW Y O R K , Jun* 17— (/Pi—Many companies face th* delicate County Is eligible for nomination' ';"*M'ai'Ma througlioul the coun are needed.
task right now of getting more output per man hour without risking ts n member of th* five man , *!'y frrw,l!*F *(1* ll|. ,w,1
' ,l* y" h,,r^ The Buerd asked that tha work
worker rebellion. Some companies report luccata, mostly by detouring board of aupervlaors for the Hem visiting his hrother-ln-law and go forward a* rapidly as possible
lno|e Boll Conservation District, sister, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson. In order to he completed before
•round the main Double spot.
A former professor of history at the opening of the school term.
election
of whom will tnk# pier*
Trouble often arises when management, trying to strengthen the
On recommendation of trustees,
at from BtOO A. M. to 61OO P. M. the Citadel, Charlestim, 8 . C., Mr.
company** position (n th* p resen t*
on July 12, County Agent C, R. Rrcediti during World War I was Mrs, Evelyn Johnson was ap
field director of extension work of pointed as a primary teacher at
ment officers were invited Tuea. K*^ .y n
hV* hi ^ datoura around thla problem, of- Dawson announced today,
........................................
to .change work aUndards. hy an f#r|nf different approaches to the
Nominations may ba placed the A F F lit Franc# under the gen the Lake Monroe School. Resigna
eral staff. Following th* war he
craft earrtar.
r 1 S : J Ti T . ± L ^ nt
' 1^ 1 ^ Mre# *nd' th « f ara doubtless with Mr. Dawson. Only on* name, served as director general of the tion of Janie Baskin as tsacher at
the Oviedo colored school was actypical of Hk# raaulta In otkar J, T. Mclain of Qenava has been
. Of particular iatoraat to Sheriff eqila per unit. Labor innla** |I
It /.nmnaniai across the lend.
registered to date, aald Mr. Daw- government of Peru. He and Mrs. cepted.
Haro waa tha fact that this was
left yeiterday for Tampa.
Increase In Insurance on school
•on thla morning, Voting will take Breedln
tha eatrlar on which hia aaa,
Dr. and Mr*. Robson will cele building* outside of Sanford waa
place at tha county agonta office, brate
William H. "■aba” Haro r n d w i
their 48th wedding anniver
Thera you run Into tha conflict
•t Lyman School, Longwood and sary together tomorrow and dur discussed by the Board. _________
•arty training
a naval ate pUat. —a* In tha recant Ford Motor
•t tho City Hall, Oviedo.
ing next week Dr, Robson, still
active In hla profession, will cele
DAV CONVENTION
JA C K SO N V ILLE, June 17, (#)-JA C K SO N V ILLE, Juno 17, (A*) brate his 77th birthday.
High Low
—Disabled American war veterans
SCOUT
PKOGBAM
Birmingham .................. 43
48
of Florida met her* today in
Harry
Kudell,
pianist,
will
ba
Brownavilla ........
83
77
convention and to seek an Inheard
Monday
night
at
7i80—1;00
Cleveland ...................... 83
88
crenaa In their benefits.
81
Charles E. Foster of Washing o'clock over Station WTRR In con Danvar ........- ................. 81
44
ton, assistant national legislation nection with a program devoted to Minneapolis.................... 87
70
officer, aald “one of our prime Boy Scouta. On Tuesday aronina Philadelphia .................. 86
oMoetlvoa thla year will bo to during tha same hours hg will
obtain a M par cant aeroas tho plsy In behalf of the Elks.
On Thursday night. I ha Ilka
boaid Increase In dtaiMed com
hara Invltad ton public to attend
pensation nod death nanalone
a barbecue at 7:00 o'clock on the
I lk grounds, said Mr. Kudall.
of Congreaa la a flirt aaoaonsy in
inff
Discussed By
Worker Rebellion Slows Finn*’
Conservation
Drive For Increased Production Soil
Meet Called July 12.
Sheriff Mero Touri
Aircraft Carrier
THE WEATHER
E tey
<ra. G 3 5 S .s lS u r ^ ir s ii
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STARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 16th
C H IL D R E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T
ON T H E B A L C O N Y . . .
Lasts Friday, Saturday, Monday - 4 Hays only! Take advantage o f
LADIES’ HATS
COATS
All fine quality ntrnw* In
thn I nt e nt Btylan and
shades. Regular price 3.98
to 20.00.
In .Short Lengths.
14.95 Values.
NOW \/ PRICE
All other coats reduced!
One group of Cottons
3.96 Values
4.95 Values
Seei
Piques , Plaid Tone Prlnte, Dimity, Seersucker
and others
A Leant if ul assortment.
PLAY SHORTS
14.95 Values
17.95 Values
24.50 Values
0.29
3.H9
||.H9
I4..T9
10.89
7 3 c yd
All Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics
Greatly Reduced!
LADIES’ HliOUSES
One group to close out at
On* Uhl* of Voll**, Lachln*
J .9 9
8.00 Values
3.96 Values
4.95 ValtieH
*i*if'*i ▼
miiM
2-39
0.9.7 Values
7.95 Values ....
8,98 Vallien
9.95 Values
10.95 Values
3-19
... 3.98
10
LADIES’
DRESSES
Mu.lln, TD.ii* (Ilngham, Dot-
g.19
g.29
7.19
1
■J.98
069
t.d
6.95 Valuea .....
g.lli
7.95 Values .....
g.29
8.95 Values .....
J.I9
, 9.95 Values .....
J.9 8
R ayon
Prigl*.
Valu,» to I BB yd.
980 yd.
LIN G ERIE
One rack ut
x/i Price
All otherH reduced
HwIm ,
Cannon Sheets
Ladlua’ I'antioa, Slips,
and (> a w n a. ituyoiiM
and Nylona.
Uegular
Mute
NYLON HOSE
72 % 99 Heg. 2.98 Hale |.98
HI i 108 Keg. .1.98 Male f.89
I’illow Cnaes
"
Heg. 89r Hale I f ta
PERCALE:
81 x 108 Heg. 4.98 Hsls J.K9
’I
|.69
j|.49
3**9
J.98
PERCALE ...... ...... |.89
|.39
SCALLOPED HEM
PERCALES ... ..... |.98‘
|.49
17.95 Valuea .
|g.39
19.95 Valuea
|g.HU
22.95 Valuea
... |g.39
BO YS’ TRO U SERS
One group values to 8.98
CLOSEOUT |.9R
Another group, valued to 7.96
2 2 *3M
39.95 Values ..... 2 3 ‘gU
CLOSEOUT q.89
32.95 Values
Men’, Sport Coat,
One group to Cloaeout at
9 .9s
MEN'S SUITS
Men’s Swim Trunks
I I 19
Nationally Advertised Brenda
One table Lastex, regularly
priced 11.60 to 5.50.
One Rack Ladles'
Dresses. Raincoats,'
87.00 * 39.70 Valuea gg-M
NOW 1L PRICE
and Skirts. Broken
Hiiee. To Cloaeout.
MEN’S SLACKS
SHORTSt
Reg. 1.00 Value*
9.75
t.M
1180
14.78
18.95
1M 0
Reg. 1.35 Value*
Reg. 1.50 Valaea
Fitted
UNDERSHIRTS!
TOILETRY KITS
Reg. 85c Value ..
By
Ellaabeth Arden and
* 1.11 Valuea ....
Valaea ........
Valuea
Valuea ..............
Valuta ...........
* 19.7ft Valuea ..
M l
7.89
9.89
11.89
12.89
14J9
m.
s p e c ia l
*
te e
*-P%
'■*’ .*V>AV'
8LU> COVERS
By "Bur* Fit,” far Chair*,
Davenport*, Bofae. Regular
value* 9.9ft to U.ft&
KKr •' •i’jpyr.f1
■
' ,r>
MEN'S HATS
| *98
In all the better known atrawi. .
Panamaa, Leghoma, many othera.
AB Othera Reduced!
3.98
4.98
5.95
6.60
7.95
8.95
9.98 Valuea ..........
3.89
3.50 ft 8.10 .................... 8.9ft
8.98 Valuea
4.98 Value*
8.89
8.98
8.9ft Value*
4.7ft
BEDSPREADS
Baby Chanllle and Tufted In
paatel atqidee. Single or dou
ble elate. Regular 7.95.
BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS
1.98 Values
.... |.6f
2.60 Values ............. j.9£
2.98 Values .... .... |.45
3J»0 Values .... .... 1.71
Onh table Sport Shirt* and
Regulars to Cloaeout at
Men's Underwear
ft.#5 Valuta
All Othsre Reduced!
16.50 Valuea ................ 31.95
39.70 Valuea ................ 33.90
90.00 Velma ................ 38.00
MEN'S SHIRTS
All other reduced!
In Plaatic, Straw and Leather
3.98 Valuea ................. g**®
ft,00 Valuea ................. J.9 8
0.95 Value* ................. 1.8ft
7,90 Value* .
m
1.79 Valuea...............
|.49
1.98 Valuea........................ |*69
2.50 Valuea........................ |.98
BOYS’ SWIM TRUNKS
NOW 1\ L PRICE
2 0 .9 8
Ag*i 2 thru a In solid colors, fan«y pattern*,
whit*.
All Other Merchandise Reduced In Price!
12*7U
37.50 Values
Boys' Sport Shirts
•8 0
15.95 Valuea
34.95 Values
NOW \/2 PRICE
Male
Ages 8 to 18, Boxer styles and
Laatflx, reg, price 2.60 to 8,60
39.95 Values
R M X
Regular
.... |.39
MUSLIN .......
| |.89
2 tM
. 27-89
Alto Boy*’ Suit* with coat*, ioma with
long trouMn, *om* thort, *gci 3 thru
13, Regular valuta 6.96 to 11.95.
Crib Sheets by Cannon
14.95 Values
27.95 Valuea
NOW 1\j2 PRICE
2-49
2-89
3-19
3*98
4*79
3*49
0.29
0.98
1.39 Values ................. |*U
1.65 Valuea ................ |.29
1.98 Valuea ................. |.69
24.95 Valuea ..... |g.H9
iS
.................
.................
.................
.................
.................
.................
•...............
................
B o m abort* for boy*; girl*’ abort*.
12.95 Values ..... j Q.,19
HAND BAGS
Values
Values
Values
Values
Values
Values
Values
Values
Cool, eomfortsbl*, waahahl. fabric*. AUo
Ruffled and Pamd Styles
Regular
Mels
1.98 ......................
2.98 ......................
3.98 ......................
4.98 ..................... :
2.98
3.50
3.98
4.98
5.95
8.95
7.95
8.95
SUN SU ITS
Ladtea’ Full Fashion
1.35 Values .... 1.11
1.50 Values ... j|.19
1.65 Values .... |.20
1.85 Values .... |.40
1.05 Values
|.69
Window Curtains
MUSLIN;
Ages 1 thru 6, regular values 1.98
to 8.98.
thru 14.
/ All piece good* reduced to sell fast!
Here are Just a few of the many
varieties and values.
SU ITS
Boys’ Wash Suits
A beautiful assortment in age* A
PIEC E GOODS
8.95
I
D R ESSES
these low prices during our store wide Pre - Inventory Sale!
Values
Valuea
Valuea
ft 6.95
Valuea
Valuea
n
........... .. * 8
....
*7
Valuea .... <.9
.........
§.£
..................i.8!
!
20% reduction
M E N ’S R O B E S
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AM iniated i’rcea Leased W lra
TH E W EA TH ER
Scattered thunder shower* tkia
afternoon and widely scattered
thunder shuntrs Friday afternoon.
Olhirwii* cl**, lo partly cloudy
thiuuah I'riday. .Undent* neat*
ady winds becumin* variable 1'tl*
day.
NO. 213
Budget Group V otw J ^ ^ ^ ^ P i P r e s i d e n t Requests
To Cut 1emporanly g <k » On sta n d Stam ped O kay Congress To A ctO n
State Appropriations
Brannan Farm Plan
n
Commission To W ith
hold 25 Per Cent
Of Funds To Stay
Out Of The Red
.
p
l|
Hot Weather la CUH M. Able*
Blamed For 30 Is Installed As
Death* In East Lions Club Head
a llltlllU
V *U | # 1 U 1 J
John W. Davis T esti Truman Given Power
fies He Regards
To Streamline E x
Character Of Alger
ecutive Branch By
Hiss As Very Good
Senate And House
McKibbin Tells 60,000 Atlantic,
Kiwanis Club 0 i Gulf Seaman Get
Budget Outlook Wage Increases
Spy Fmore Is Post-
WASHINGTON. June I 6-<A>)
WASHINGTON. June lb H/P,
War Hysteria And
--Detailed questioning of one of —Con|tr«t completed action today
Judith Copion'i pro.ecutoi* indica on a hill .mug ftciidcnl Tiuman
Will Soon Die Out,
ted today that hti appearance on Lioad power* to meantime the ex
t
T i n ui <tu DeuUics
Ihe wiineia eland to deny tha to- ecutive blanch ol the got eminent.
TALLAHA88 BB, Juna 1 6 gaged in etpionage may be delayed
The Senate, by a voice vote with
OP)—Apparent low bids totaling
WAMIINGION. June l 6>- <
( *)
, —-----until lomotrow.
nearly 11,1m ,000 for road and
no opposition, appro* rd a comI'le.idenl iiomau raid today
brldia eoaetractloo and mainOrganization H o l d s Ml** Coplon Will lake the itand ptomitc vetnon of the bill which I.ittle Hope Is Seen Violence Flares At
wanl. ihc Hiannan farm plan
tanaara work In IT Florida coun New Hampshire And
Night For Ladies a* her own tlar witnei* a* toon at wax wotktd out by a Senate Houte
jcnatlrd at tin. union He predict
ties wara racairad today by tha
Maine Halt FireStrike-Hound Dry- ed l nngim will du it.
For Expense Cut,
At Country Clt.h Defeme Attorney Archibald Palmar , Committee ye.teiday The Home
State Road Department.
______T
'
finnhei
queittoning
prosecutor
|
pined
it
a
few
minute*
eatlter.
making In Woods
den Rubber Plant
Ihc pm idenl added at a new*
City Manager Says
TALLAHASSEE, Juna 16—UP)
Cliff M. Able*, part* manager of P.xvmond P Whrarty.
Senate anion icru the tneaiuie
conftienve that all » l it may not
.The Florida Budaet Commi.iton
**Y ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ht VSSOl U rF D PRFSS
the Seminole County Motor* Co.,
Duitng a btief morning recall j un
die White Houte aftet
gel ihiungb tin, tcn iu ii. but he
W illi vvage. and to il of m ain
Muir than Ml Ihtll seamen v.eie
"voted today to withhold 25 percent! Uealhi of 30 New Englanders wa» in.ulled la.I night a* pre.t- in the Inal Palmer told reporter* ' 4 month of bitter wrangling,
coi.lcndrd that some uf il airea^X
•aI* high, ih n e i. nol uiurh hope
of the fund* appropriated fot " e,e ••liibuted today to five day* dent or “King Lion" of the Sanford that he might keep Wheatty on
Ju»« before Cungict* acted Pi* fot a decrease in the city budget awaidrd wage increa.e. today in l,as gine llnuogli.
cnitlrad. bv h,u f 10 Mintimr unjncy or inatitution
*'°l * nd humid weather in the Lion* Club by Dr. C. W. Bre.tler- the witnei. Hand all day Yeilerday sidenl Tiuman .aid that he would
every Slat* agency
runcetnrd with penonuel and
1lr dliagictd with tunic pie.*
for tha next thr
rie# month* in an, *'•
rattii, governor of ditlrict 35-0, in he had indicated the defendant go ahead iiilli icuigimiation plan, operating p u u h a m . City Manager ion* md Atlantic and Gulf mail jiepuil. Iium Demuctallc Party*
thipnwnnt
effort lo heap tha Slat* out of the. The foreit fire peril increaied imprei.iv*
________ ceremonies
____ ______held in con- would be called llu. atfcruoon.
a. »oua a. fongier. fmi.bed with i liffold McKibbin laid K iw a n u n .
The t.mltaii settlement, reached T o Mum*, con c.enct early tht*
Jin New England with the continued 1 neclion with a ladiei’ night proiL* Irgiilalion
Palmer
called
the
piotecutor
an
v e .le iiU v at the Toumi Genter He
Irfmiiik
__ . . 1 1 :
1•
—
a .1
t? * l
/*
_____ _ "important"
mportant" defente witnei*.
witne**.
l ? * * ^ on_ w**
• vote!drouth.^Smoking and firemaking _Fjeut at the Seminole Country
I The **•itiei Lungin, act*, lie wa» inlioduced by M ajoi Andiew in New Yolk. mu.i he ratified by j!v" V U ‘ ,l,e >,L,‘ ‘: ° ulJ be de*
,,rxl »'MI
of 4-2 on a motion by Comptroller Iin the Maine woodland* wit forbid- Club. About 50 member*, their
**# ,ri,d wl,hout tucceit to ob- .aid , the mute p io jrc l. he will be Larraw av in a progiam directed union .auk and lilt involved ate
f.0.000 mniibei. of the National pUlpulO
' ***
,U|M «ht FBI report covering the
C. M. Gay. Govarnor Warren gave jden by order of Governor Fredcr- wive* and guests were Dre.ent
Othar nlfir.r. in .i.llJj
” p i Investigation which led to Mias ablr lo tend lu die L apiiol tins by Haioid K a .tn tr.
Mi I Ionian .aid tome new* i*a rttong hint that ha would wielditelc G Payne. There were 15 .mail.
Maiitnur l'man end about 1.400
t^V ri m i M '
w’ere Ed- L'union'* arreat.
senluti. Senate Demociatic Lead
Tinea funnel member* of the
|a leldom used executive power to |controlled fire* in the .late.
McCall, vice-pre.ident; I The repoit w«* brought Into et I sica * had pitJnird eaihn ihai Seminole High School Glee l.Tub. member, of the American Rediu poilt had given the unpittnon that
iQ&kc the cut himself if it didn t go| New Hampshire, white eight id* Harry Robson, terond vice-preii- 1court by FBI im pede Howard
As.uniimu h,e gold toii11acI ex Jrlav ,-ai in Uie <aid*, but the cunll,r bill would hr approved by bolls Nolle li.ipp, Haioid Kaslner. Ji
fcieme to.,k no .mil slaud
*
r
i n- i i r- . |^‘*'°n*l death* bon.ted the teclion- dent; Clarence Wel.h. third vire- Fletcher, but when Falmer de- hour** ami irnl lu the Pirudml ami tlaieniei Gianlhaiu, ruler lined Iasi midutglil
llr vti.i that is mil the utijectThe lies, aguemenl. piurided
Altorney General Rtchard Frvtn a! total to HI, followed Maine'* pretidcnl; lark K. Morri.on. .ec
'J'** 11
'•*
Ijinril with tuiur liirlv negio I
|sr Jl all lli.lt laiin legitlattsin
eederal Judge Alheri I.. Keevet today
(m a 7 / 'ill in,mil,|) increase as a Is
and .School Sup!. Thoma* D. Bailey action in banning imoking and fire- r.i.ru . \Al n I •- .
|IUI • >.| ih* Itemin'I alts- (ilalfsnm
I ' m
. V m
RV°n'
'« W •ualnai him
Meanwhile the Senate wrote an •pinliial wmgs Mis. Ullie Heeie
voted again*! the move.
ntaking
and hr is lisli.g lu gel that
/ 'l l 'i
' i 1, ' **" twuler end
i’almer argued that lie wauled other Taft-llaiilrs l.uw feature Whiiir. Idee Club diieilui. as i lolluiiM allow,line
Thfy laid thay preferred ■ it) 1 ..
ij o w ,t
u
J. Hamilton Biibre, reining preti- the rtpuri to contradict te*lummy
Al Snulh Hr it, I. |hi I . ihe 5B-daV t III uiigli
.percent cut for the next two ' ,lr U'
w«*‘het Buteau in twnb.ax Lion Umar,_____________ uf witntiiea and ihouted that Into III* Trunimi lalmi hill—a te- cumpaiiiril
old «lrrkr al the Helulta Avialnni
Mi liiiiuuii made lo* comment*
Uiilretueiit
—
t
u
i
iwu-L’uinmuultlmonlhi In hopei
that
the
L
e
g
H
I
a
•
*'*■
there
war
no
sign
pea mm me i fgiara-1
■■■« 'oeir n u
tign
rnv,n iv.„
r ..r
in preieniinit hi. outline ot the
Wliearty ami John M. Kelley Jr., oath* Il was •piuoveit uti a
on f a u n Ir g is la iiu ,, a . In |m r t l* * ll
tiii|iiii.it,.ni
•
•niluiiirsl
lire
CIOtur* In apecial aeaalon will levyiof run lo break the dry ipell. A wara Initalltd at
" director*
T
William*
III) |U"giain. Mi MiKlbbtu tr
lull tlui ...ml,I tispass both th*
for two »~" °. ',wr pro*erni.»r
,, ■ , '
.......
nirrcror* ror
•............ „ we«e "tryln* vote.
taxa* to pay Ita appropriation* in lugli iirr.ture ate* off
I'AW denied a irpoiied agieenienl u
tha a,coail
vtar
tarm*
anda* A.
Lincoln "Al"
k" * ' i 1
1
••‘‘"'i-■r.
Aslniiiilsl i atimi meatiiir and tha
A
ltd
Senator
Hlckenlooper
<
M
*vakd
dial
list
budgel
ha*
not
been
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r
v.
i
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nu
full. It adjourned its regular ee»"W« have a right to l>* con litwu) nneattoued whrlhei the Al- I'tepaied bit pirienlaluui yet "We II* •**♦»I If,r ssalksisll
su|i.ui iii,ill up
i .ingress l.ehlnd
Lyon and John M#!*ch a* oim year
fiion after failing by nearly 930,. prevented landwaid condition* director*.
Dll thr writ cnuil t il) ware- Alkrn I a., il,.r lu g.. Il,lu etfect
fronted by a witnei*," I'almer go
nine Almnlc
Atomic l.ahuraimy
l.aliorulm y acluuliv
a>luullv base, Imwevri. sritain indn aliont liiiuvrinru .iitl.ii u ilrlke agaln*l Jan
000,000 a year to provide revenue •mm changing.
.limited.
'No
fur
we
have
tieen
I
Two new member*, Robert E.
to cover expenditure* it authorBonn tain appeared In tight to Adima of Holler Motor Co. and ronfrontd liy u ipook - a confiden hu * located the I’ontaluei which •il VsIsaI iii rvpeti m ihe way ol I commodity dlilrlhullun houte* In
Ihe n>s. piuposal vs,mid cullllnu*
brlil
the
uranium
“,
’
lh
hut
from
tin
Ittd.
day fin area* in lha hoi and humid
1 'he -San Franclico area. The llgl.l tur 11r-1 iii.l ul purity ptica
“ ■ Vaughn, acting Iralnmaitar tial Informant.”
1**1 February He nth! there ' Oil. " hr tin laied
Tha Imub waa whithar tha Cab- iiortheaitern atatei where lerloua
Kitley tald the lepart wbi lah
"Salon uniiair* generally amt
U ,l,r higher wage*. Tha auppoila »n mu).,i I aim piu.lucta
tha ACL Railroad, wart In
villi
I*
"*ul»l*uliul
usyalei
s
laai should tall aganclt* and In drought condition! threaten aavere of
incompetent"
Judge
duetad a* member* by "Nehl" “wholly
thr pei<|i|eui high prices have j
„^?lkoU* ful anolhei )*ai Ihe .Aiken Law
about
tha
whole
affair
atttaUpna to budftt on tha fund* j crop and forait fir* dantagt.
levilled in the Cummlaalon grant- i * ,iubl involve at le»»t fl.diM) men ■els up u tlc.ll.le i,slelil uf tupThompson of Ocala, diitrlct gov- Reeve* upheld him.
Hlckenlooper
told
the
Henuie
avallabl*. or to ipand at tha full
Skit* w«ra cloudy in tha Eaat arapr elect In 16-0.
In New York, John W. Davit,
f»m*
poils al t.n lu 9U pei trot ul parity.
Houea Atomic Comiuiitce that lah lug itlve* lo policemen, fiieineu ,
nit* Mtil all monay waa gona and coaat atataa but no baavy rainfall*
Ettt
for 100 parcant attend- . tba Democratic nomine* for Fra- official* have cum* forward with ami »omc other cily depaituienl*, I In I’liicagu two nuu-ttrlklng
Lai it > i* a pij. r vaiculated to
MM for tha Lagfilatura to coma w«a raportgd. Mawfvar, acattarad ■MRjtton*
have
lo he *giantes)
if rubber worker*
wer* knocked un lx fan alike lu piudiwer and conduriJt* tha y4*r war* award- eldtnt In 1084, teitified he regard an
ordinary
laying **
it mure may
ll w
lU IIIE Ij Ifruit
I Mil Jiar,
9 lr w*yll»E
.
a l
. T h
u
baak e a t paw tba u x bill.
ahowai* war* axMctad to mov* *4 to Lion* Cliff AM**. J. Hamll- ed the characlet of former State Esa.a
a outbreak of vlo- tuinei.
Ik. runt.in.r Hut all tsru.r we at* lo retain competent help.
' rip." ,. triniris.ua
v-0"
1 w ■amberg thmhad It out In Into N*w York auto from tha ton Rlahej. Jakn lyay, W. a Llr- Department official Alger lllit
■trike hound Drytti*
af today, after Mgad- W in lata today and to cover the
(Caatiaae* Da Page ta*>
. The attfk* nutAmt
%
B
S
.*
°
h
*
0rir
Ja«k
Mot.
___
______________
legard preieut unempijj m»nt
houn behind locked e/ata^by
t*j>by t unorrow, britvgjog raHO United a* , ittT,:al
a dgvarron) »#(; *fu •!>< hot, atiaby waathar
Linoleum
The 1‘ irsh len l added that the
T « .ProW dc
on
Ich ha*
haa ccoiftluuad
o
ifor five
“ daya.
which
Aitmlhlsiraliim's we.'p.unt un un,
Comptroller Qay pretented a Lower lamaraturaa war* fortcail
•’a . Southern cinph.smeul i.ill he <xprel.*J ill
Ip!
Retlrltyt K in,
Lion Bl.bthe F e l l o w s h i p s F o f
forecast of figuraa which ahowad for tomorrow. Tha mercury hit 83
1‘ily t'ommlsilun," lie a*»*iled," j coal uperalor* continued nexoliaby apendlng at 7S peccant of tha at Rochaeter and 90 Csryn
‘ " hJ»
" ‘i 0P*n,d the meeting, reviewed out- 1 c , , u n D , , , r B * t , l ||ei ml alisoliitely" llie jar had con- ■ii.l Hus deteimlnallnii will to l M"ii* with ihe (lulled Mine Works on rcuiiollilc message iiuvs being
taint,I Hie mlsilng material, lie
pieiiuird 11*i i uiig.rss Ihi* report
appropriation*, the fitat* could get yeilerday.
raid the FBI concur* in that opin i ien e or decree** Ihe budget a* r i' to an j»tforl lo read, a new pi.ii aM, ss ill g., in ihe l apitui in
by for the next two year* with
tmacl Ihe present agreement lio re ui lour Weeks
■.impaled to la*t yeat
ion.
temporary defied* In three month*
W illi a p ir ie n t p n p u la lln ii ul * •pitrs m two week*
NEW YORK, June Jfl-iAn -Ro
Kailiri t'aul Itiiffmaii, Ihe head
Ml 11liman |,,«< imil.l, itternext winter and flva month* in d a r k * , r a i l i n g th a to ta l lo 38
n r l l r e * * l e r - P a i .i .
- it i
A p ro p u sal In N u iih e r n co al
tary International, whine tilth
the Fur.ipean lecoverv plo- IfiiiiM ) * • c o in p a ie d w i l l , in .l’ l i
li»,i in lu* irg..mi is,iv* , early
1B50-S1,
p n .d m e i*
lu tu rn
h a r g a ln ln g i
in Ih t ll, ni t i l p e rce n t In r ir a s c
1
‘he
uutitandlng
l.lon
dl»trlct*gov*
hlgge«t
Itiiuilau**
■*>**
Tnui
fire*
wara
undar
cm,In,I
“u
,
i
.
i
o
n
unmet
govniggesii
convenllon
draw*
so
u
mi,ml. t e I... 11
By (pending at the full rate of
s u it * uf g o v ern m en t h a v e iw r n M ilh u iilv fo r llie e n tire coal in- i
Ilona In
in the
Sh. llnd.,
.. valley
u.l
J ,. I
*,le Dulled fltatea due to clo»e tonight, haa voted to »pend
il.r latest I ei.s.is It,.lean report
A appropriation*, h* •aid, tha Slat* tionx
Hudaon
wer*
In s liv liv e . III ir s in g le c m ird ili
0 p r r e r n t , and It c a n he seen that
: 'I..,u s t 'Jbu.uuu penuiis are now
w would go Into the rad next Sepat **r lia s m u l l e d m p la in lot a
.m il ul s s .n k am i I,...k in g lo r luh*.
Umber and run up a ileadlly
enisle illip r iry
th e rp iag tlu ii ul u iic m p lw ) In a lit
growing deficit of 167,000,000 by
Die fieualv Hanking Commit
- , ,
,
- ,
tha and of two yaara If it war*
ire v e ilc riia y approved a teiuiuui * leporter who ask•
-.l
uhunt
.M
i
Illim
ani
.
or:f«,
ei.L*
poaelhle to gat that much In dabt.
■
..............
iK i
itu
i rg*I 1lU II lID
|i.
it .
t.
I
ii*n
hv tiriiH
Henalor
Bulserlsou
Tha 86 percent cut affect* every
Mi, i asking Dial Hie piuposal
'
w
" *."r| 1 Hauler,
agency of government—even thoe*
luvrillguted Hohrrls,in's resolu l” »“'deul ,.f ihe r Id l oiled Auto»I*
which gal tnalr monay from ample
t nui 'aid some c a l uperalor» liin ln le W o rk e r*
landed.
Irrtlnns
amt
police
and
fire
|
»<
lay
Samples
of
the
vvalei
vide
fallowahlpi
Ml I I„III4|, 41), dotted llie furipaclal fund* that cannot b* dl- with dry Ice from an alrplana. He
vie
fearful a "crai" aiming operfact* wtr* turamarltad itudr
by
the Ht*t#
Htata Board
Hoi
itudant* all over the world, to approved |
,y th*
of teoimn. Each new family wiib an M..n “would lead lo the same lilt* tlVffl »|JI l l l t f l l l ^ d l l u l i S
lu
varied Into tha dletreaaad general, aald rain fall for flva minute*-- byTh#*e
DDtrln Guvarnor-aiect Thomp •and speak
akers to various nation* tfealtb during May, and u»*i aiiloniobil* incrraies the main *vpe u| nmunpidlitlc control now | m■hI .St* I h j l i f t ad H r t e l j it uCfund.
a mile auuth of hia farm.
son,
which
ha
aald
made
a
high
tenance
on
city
atreela
arid
in
,
.....................
week
*aio(da»
will
ba
recalved
ful
lain tha workings of th,
to explain
Attorney General Ervin aald h*
A rain baft today axtandad from
the miners." T||#itl1”
cv,1> ';i*i but eventcreate* lha demand* for mine
*‘l
,rrstart
Nations, and la piuvid* r* June.
f felt lhat waa a “grandatand play,” southern luwar Michigan, aaeteru standard which he would atrfve to
Monday.
dies u„t
better.
He
urged
member*
to
elim
hard
surfaced
itreats.
,
Tweiv*
•anipies
of
water
aie
When in* luhiecr »«> tuned.
lief for Rotarlan families in war
In an affort to “craata a paychol- Indiana and waatam Ohio southfrom their vocabularies the devastated area*.
From January thruugh Mav >,
...
..
submitted every month fur test
Mi i i umao i„(,«,*iie<l 11,41 ie'ward Into th* Tannaitaa vallev. inate
wordi
"can’t”
and
"torry”
and
lirrinlls
were
Issued
fur
'<
(1
nigIr
lft*|),
n
n
i
l
t
l
l
K
4*PlH
*S
Authorised by th* convention \ rug at ih e Hlat* Board a laburaI pullers lead the lililor> of lha
^flowever. Coraaaiaafonar of Ag- Thar* ware local tbundarstorm* in
Individual contribution* yeiterday, lha allotmant I* lo he lory In Jacksonville, fhe.e In- family rasldrucei, two duplexes.
»iv
ricultur* Nathan Mnyo and Btata tha Dakota* and Mlnneato*/ The compared
lo
Seminolt*
R
sr
A|irn *‘*d s*.iiiiun i.av.* m m*
to
the
club
to
ingredient*
In
a
right
commerical
hulldlng*.
font
made from the Rotary Foundation elude sample* taken at the w“'1r
___________
I fun*.
Road Chairman Alfrad McKathan U. 8 . Waathar Bureau aald wind* cake. "If torn* Ingredient
garages
and
on*
church
building,
i
1eh'" r
1, . ..........................
.
, 1 A ske d how ( l x l e u , 11, o f Ih#
aald thay would cooparata. Roth of reached a velocity of 90 miles per l<*ft out, th* cake i* spoilta ar* fund to which 6,800 Rotary clubs, plant, before and
Replu g to Hi* recent re.olulU ), „„ ht
applied »«•polltd." he contribute
*• ,,lr municipal,airport, at lie revealed. However, since moil
thtlr aganclt* art financed by hour during a squall at Aberdeen, declared.
The convention end* tonight mi end's of lines and in the hearl of homes are assessed under Ifi.iHiu, non "f n , uJ II
apecial fund*.
r m V lr d-v. he urge,I .he reading or th*
S. D., yeaterday.
Dr,
Brttiler-Petlli
In
hi*
talk
.dllnn^ EHuara Garden when1Ihe city in oidai that all thr „nd.r bomealead exemption pm- j A-.ucial lui .vga|,1"g fh. appulnl.......... .j,Me.vm adminUErvin argued that a 86 p
Madlion
Generally, temperatures were
nle 16
On* delegate!
delegate! and rale- j distribution syrietii may b* cov- vielnus thev will bring In no m*m ,,l un u^<iHtEni rI hIr utlor 1llkU ,
cut In fund* of all agancle* for near normal ovar moat of the pointed out tha part played by lunie
Ml O
mill
ered.
(L'eatlaaea Ua Pag* rear)
operating tax money. '
I
f‘"
,1Nln' h
Clr#; He .aid the m . i n , ,
mote
th« naxt thr** montha would mean country except for cooler along Lion* in th* betterment of Ihelr
community, and of tha banafit de
Each new small horn, means |
•mhraclng the counties u fl(U>,
,auf.try
BUVUk 14,000,000
ff|VW|VW 1In
66 rtdaral
IIUVIM th*
lota iu
of about
- Canadian
....................................h
border from Nort rived by member* in doing this
demands for »ervlce* with u» lai i hemlmde and itievard. Rep M, H ' didn't g,<
go t,, hell al all. and it1*
^m atching monay for thd walfaro Dakota waatward. Yeaterday th* work.
Income to pay for tho*e service'," |•T-Buuei luday tuhinltlerl ihe
oil,|
mercury hit 111 at Yuma, Aril.
hg
(Ipctarfd.
j
folluW
M
i'X
Jtlltr
l**
th#
Siutfijni
Mr*.
Henry
WUt#
received
from
When u lepnnei iai,l me fu ll
prcfiy, rapn*4 that If tkar agent and 110 at “Phoenix.
"L'ouiequently, with our nperat |Gcrahl for publlcatlun;
King Lion Blthee an impromptu
ililng Jvffei anti did Mas lu ideas#
what thay had aid tha Laglalaiurt
tug
tax
imllaga
nrai
th*
maxi;
"Hartford,
Florida
appointment
aa
Militant
toll
II neuspape, publliher*. Mr filldldat levy naw ____■ n r would
"June
1848
twfiter and aided in auctioning off
mum allnwabt* und uncomfortahly 1"k.M.uml.
mean tba fasa of m n graafer fadn 16,
* 1 1 , ,i
roar, laughed and vild Jefferson
IV
high
for
the
hull
net*
man,
our
Henilnol*
County
Bar
Association
p,„lmll|
yl‘n ,.,,. „ ml „ 4ke He add“ ' ’s i.1" * 1 ,y fW L lo n C*p8s
•ral fund* in th* future.
'Hanfuid, Florida
Other
Min Anita Alkan. accompanied
ed
thsl
leffeimn aim ivlenied a
* Tha Govarnor read lata tha raMount Dor* residant* like l« 'hop in Sanford and find in local Jj|
,y*tr b^'^grily "drawn*1* upon'lu
by Mra. Clarence W.uh, p|.„,d
Kuallaue* On e . i t Twirl
cord a telegram ha iant to tha
"(it-uiltmen:
Itorra
a
convenient
trading
crnler
where
thev
can
buy
at
llie
lowe.l
furn|
(|
,
thci«
easenllal
service*.
tha
group
with
several
aongs
ItaU Welfare Board chairman
Jackson Bannatt, a negro who
ibltpricft thoM ih iclft of
which they cannot find al anil woik nu new or replacement
atklng Him ta convana hi* board waa arreated her* a weak ago by
"A. une of ih* representatives. WaitkuH Reported
VIOLATBB FISH LAWS
a, Tnie wa» revealed lo a Herald repoiler in a »eiie» of interview* streets, falling sewer tinea and
at onca to maka tha cut In fund* Police Chief Roy G. Williams and
other badly needed civic Improve- 11,1 Bemliiol# County It wa* nut my,
JACKSONVILLE, June 16"A Bit
Improved”
m fo r a gad, blind and dependant Capt. Roy Tlllia on a charge of —Neal
Atklnaon Compton, Jr., oi with prominent cilitani of the neighhoiing Lake county community.
ment* must Ire deferred,'* ha said prerugaMve to recommend sum#-l
_______
drunkannaaa arjd dlaordarly con Cra»ant City haa been charged In
;y 96 mile* treat of Sanford*
Mr. McKibbin.
”'*• (^ appointment to tha offlt#
D ,lin.
“Thu’ ia a hard and cruel' cut duct, had a euiplcloui look, so a federal warrant with transport on Highway No. 46, Mount Dor.
in Michigan, declared, “I
"Tha Florida Laagu* of Muni- “> ^‘ alilanl Stale Attorney of I
^“X r P h i od.TLhU
thaaa halplcca people, but it following a hunch, Chief William* ing gam* flah from Florida to fa a flouriahln* llttl* city 184 „kf Banford and my wlf. likes
farcad by tba failure of tha 1849 aant fingerprint* of th* negro to Georgia in violation of fadaral fart fbov# saa laval, and boa.ts ||0 lhop , hrra b#tUr thln ,n 0 r .
"h.w
S
,
.
,
”J
s
t
.
Ili:
'
C
‘,c"l,
Fi“
"jPhinUi
'sils.rS
sL «
laiaiatur* to Provide but 76 ccant* tha FBI In Waahlngton, D. O.
laws. H* waived preliminary hear an* of tha highaat and most health- |ing0| and ah* says that shs find* long recognised thlt aa an ailment
M
|
w
'e»
not
consulted
concarnliig
j!10'
I'y
u*
V
'
V
m
d
,
n
ij
'
i
',>v*d" T o'
h dollar It appvaprlatad.
common to all Florid* cilia* and the appointment.
r»P°r«*d a bit improved toth* prices vary reasonable”.
Tha hunch had raaulta whan the ing yesterday and haa bean re> fu) locations in Florida.
tly and prayerfully FBI
notified Fort Plarc* police
un flOO bond. Compton ia
"Yours very Iruly,!0* ! .
*
,
jki,
Located on th# shorn of Lake
Mr. Horning made thin state- haa epuniured
.................
bills In th* Blate
in 90. daya tha Lag- that Bennett, alia* William Brown, leased
_______it within
y KtniHi11
I
bubby sosti uttauam who
accused of taking 1,600 pound* of Dora In what la known a* the ment aa ha played a game of Legislature to restore to the cltlrs.
m,in
'was
secretly
in
U.v«
witli
ban
was
cY
perch from Golden Triangle, formed by three crlbbag* at tha ML Dora ahuffla-' certain taxing power* pre-empted
9w*V M waa an atcapad convict they wer* braam and speckled
iiunmoned into felony court on
HOTC AT FSU
leaking. Convicted In Fort Pierca Creient City to a point naar Folk*- proeperoua and n*ar-by commun- hoard Club, a neat little two iturv i try th* Stale.
TALLAHASSEE, June Hi - l/P) a charge of assault with intent
on a charge of breaking and en ton, Oa.
lE n , Mount Dora, Euitla and building located in Donnelly Park. "Wa can hope for
—An Air Corps ta.erve officer to murder the star player, who
tering, Bannatt had aacaped from
Tnvarae, Mount Dora la a famous by tha 18 ihufflaboard court* and I nitlon of th* problems of tha mun
iiaii,tug
program will be stalled was shot near lh« hearl by a
t ^ J a ilw h ic h a t th. tlm. wa.
clpalltlea
by
every
member
of
winter vacation snort and hae at-'tennia court. Thla la in th# cantar'
at
Florida
State University July 28 caliber rlfla bullet.
W mf TltnOftlWs
the
Florida
Legialatura,”
h*
con
trarted many ratirad business and.pf th# bus neiiaaction where on*
Hospital authorities, who tsrmed
tinued,"
And
if
a
portion
of
sum*
Officer* from Fort Fierce arprofauiona) man Md their familesj • «Pt to find himaalf aithar walk
his condition “fair to poor" yester
KOTO
unite
already
art
in
op
locally-collected
itat*
tax
ia
atpried her* Saturday to claim Ban
wha hara built beautiful home*. "» fu P «r down a hill.
Mra. M. L. Craig, U , (Bad In One of the major developments Is, ," * » • O, Abrahamsen a loimer located to cltlaa, w* will be able eration at th* University of Flor day, said thla morning that h*
natt.
for aa«.. childth* local hospital at T16O FT M. Sylvan Shorn, where from a high. cilUan of Denmark, also at t ho to furniah adequate municipal ida and Florida A. and M. College was better.
SohuiM iw will open
day following a heart attach. ekrratdon, rtTr'artive'modanT reri-J^rd table, dnlarad thet he like* service!, repair and raplac# aoma for negroes.
THE WEATHER
It 1* not yat known whether
mormlsiff Mu. F. M
BIG STEEL MUM
She had bran In the hospital tinea
to coma to Sanford and sea th* of our worn-out publlo Improve
overltok th* lake region.
PITTSBURGH, Juna 16-<A’) - laet fativday.
P a r ity ■ ■ ■
ment* and begin to think of our, Ihe ROTC at FBU will receive
i.
7.oo.
have alio|
Maay fhm now k
JACKSONVILLE, Jun* 16-< *)
Contract nagetlatioaa between th#
w^^™w^^w*e vanHg*
Ilrn. Graig had Iraen mt.ldug hat
*At
* the
*ne top or
of th*
me hill
nm over- sanitary sewage problem and actual flight training.
been built recently „„
------HIGH LOW
•wia Joetaa will
OlO-Unltad Stcehrorl
hotoa
hunt looking th# park is a plaaeant look- others of large magnitude that
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SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS
Brownsville
,
. ing community center building In now seam *o far from solution."
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MIAMI, Jun* Ifl—(Ah—Small Des Moinas
• J ' r I trie basement of which la a large
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craft warning* flaw today along Detroit
BISHOPS BBELBCTBD
room
where
citric
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Ripple, fom ar experimental i m - mHt, Thera tha Monday Social
JACKSONVILLE. June 16-OP) the Atlantic coast from Charles Phoenix
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laser with tha Ogam) Electric Co.' club
,u was in aeaalon, tha prastdsnt —Delegate* attenolng tha Uth ton, S. C., to Cape Hattares, N. C. Ban Antonio
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Shreveport
diriaion la l & t Cleveland ofwh
which ia Mrs. i , Collins Cooper. quadrennial seaslen of tha Pan66
tocoatal Holiness Church rttUctad ered th* warnings up at 10:00 Washington
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Bishop# Denial T, Mua# of Ohla- P. M. last night ana aald they Montreal
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hours. Fresh easterly wind* an Miami- .
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war* FTMletas ut the are*.
first battel hat*
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Mount Dorani Find Sanford Is
A Convenient Shopping Center
Escaped Convict It
Captured By Williams
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Die Sanford
astsMiaiM ia i sea
skew emit iy t> i u n
•si h s S s r a«
■gates* ftaiM s
t il Maaaalla S w iss
fe e * neHCa. ae4*e I
sTM< e( Msrrk a, iaa
V o L L a n n 1- h a u h
waiter
aoaiMR iiwan
PoTcwirTto UrsuTtWi
Often It takes that very distress
to open our eyes nnd set us on
tha right w I m* road. Very few Indaad can stand all sunshine nnd
Vases. Thou hast enlarged me
when I was In distress.—Pa. 4:1.
Warren Will Min lllack-eyrd
Peat; Rarltani l.ikra To Cook
Cherry Jubilee - m trains a hrml*
line. Well, wr don't know ulmui
that cherry jubilee. It sound* pret
ty good to us. Util ii ihe Governor
wanted black eyed peas, lie should
many a black eyed girl.
Stale officials insist that ihc
State treasury will lie in the red hy
$d,6M,9B6 by September if die
Legislature doesn’t provide addi
tional revenue before lhat time.
It needn't he . . . if Slate nffiriaU
don't spend money on unecessary
items.
M t Dora Shoppers
On Passing In School
toci, fills and m ats. DOT con
centrate will be used. Spraying
will begin at sundown and last
Teachers of British and Continental schools, after a'
until 1:00 A. M.
year or two of teaching in American schools under the
teacher exchange system, usually say In one way or an A companion, Mai. W. T. Koch, New interest In tennis has been
aroused by thl arrival nf Dr.
other that they prefer teaching under the more strict dis said that she likeflto shop In San Hugo
Curry of Boiton, who star
f
ciplinary systems of European schools. The Idea is that ford store*.
red in the game In many European
good discipline is necessary to good work, and there is I Many Inquirlea about Sanford cXntrlea. He ia credited wl»h putMt. Dora.(ting the court tn Donnelly Park
- - - - - - - at the ---something in It. There Is room for difference of opinion, are received
Chamber of Commerce, declared ||n good condition, and to jnueh
however, as to what constitutes good discipline.
Mrs. Elisabeth Bless, secretary. I interest has been aroused among
A Welsh teacher who had just finished teaching for a Rhc assumed this position on Jan. the youngsters as a result that
year in un Ohio school had a further remark to make on 1 when the former secretary, Bill there is talk of hulldlng a new
the passing of students from grade to grade, which also Wells, assumed new duties in tennis court.
Plann are pending to build a dock
has something to do with the relationship between dis- Leesburg. ,
i
ciplinc and learning. In the* schools of Wales only about
two-thirds of the students pass each year, he Haiti, and
ntaiidnnlH of Httninment, required for panning, are higher.
In America a teacher who pnnncd only two-thlrdn of
|,in pupilH prnhuhlv would have an uncomfortable session
with the HU|M*rintendent, who would have had an equally
unhappy time with Iho board of education. In general the
American teacher In expected to pann rmwt ntudenta, on the
theory that the children should remain in their proper age
groupH iih far an ponnlble.
Thin Idea also has merit, hut tho matter Ih open to
question, Standards of learning in the schools today aro
nttnrked frequently by educstors themselves, and by others,
Perhaps It might be well to Hot higher rcquiremenln for
panning, making the Htcp from one grade to the next somothlng to !>c worked for with Intercut and Induntry Instead
of Homelhing taken for granted by tho average Htudont.
/C'sumnicti, ii
Is PriwEcn
between o,i/vu
3,000 ano
and O
3,f*
BOO amt has Increased about 280
In the past year and a half. Be.
tween Ja n . 1 and May I 13 new
homes were built a t a total cost
of more than 870,800.
The Chamber of Commerce oc
cupies a store room in the central
business district, Is neat and well
furnished, and remalna open the
year around. Acroaa the street
Is the building occupied by the
Citrus Culture Carp., distributors
of fertiliser and caretakcra of
many cltrua ggbvqa, which Ig
managed by J , F,. Fortner, mayor
of Mount Dora. The Western Auto
Supply Co. is preparing to open
a new store In tho building.
Mayor Fortner expressed much
Interest in news of Sanford and
Kcstorinj? Whaling Days
inquired about how much It cost
to Install the night lighting equip
Would you like to la* trniuqsorlcd lmi'k to a whnling ment In the Sanford Baseball park,
ns Mount Dora Is considering a
port in the dnyri of the flipper nhipH7 Mystic, Conn., Ih similar
project.
trying to realize thin ambition. ItH Marine Historical Ahmo- He revealed that Mount Dora
diition Ih reconnlrueting it seaport ntrect an It looked in had recently paved several mil*,
IHfiO. So far the counting houne, fire houHc, Himr shed, paint of city streets, and will continue
resurface Its streets.
Hhop nnd HhipHmlth nhnp have iieen restored, Next on tho to The
engineering firm of Smith
lint Ih a sailors’ chapel. To lend further realism, the ntrect and dillesple,
who designed the
lighting will he not try electricity, hut by lamp* burning proposed river terminal facilities
for Hanford, recently submitted
whnlc oil.
Keconntrurting the print neemH to he growing in popu data to Mount Dora for a complete
sewerage system, as the town
larity, and in n puHtlme to Ire encouraged, WilliamKhurg, new
has outgrown Ita present 25 year
Vu./ I h of courne tho grand example, but there are rerun- old system. When completed, It will
HtructlonM of tough towns in Woaturn mining dayn. Lonu roat more than a million dollars,
Island, N. Y„ Ih creating an eighteenth century garden, nnd Mayor Fortner estimated.
Plymouth. Mass,, Ih planning, outside of the town, a reron- City Clerk William Stewart
revealed that the first phase of this
ntruction of the vlllnge «h II Iwrkerl Hhnrtly after 11120.'ihe progrnm
will cost about $ 100,000
Km KIiix Klnniiiien seem to lie
contribution made by Henry Ford nt Dearborn, Mich., Ih
resuming their Activities in various
places ihrouidiotit the South. In not to Ire overlooked,
There whh n richness to the old dnya, with alt their
Alabama the other nifdit a white
defect
H,_whjch should not ire fnrgotlen. Mystic Ih tho Interit
Vfleran of World War two wa» tak
en out by a masked group ami to purHiie a Inudnhle enterprise.
Bogged. Some t ines have enacted
LunffuatfeH Of India
ordinance* against such activities
though die l^giilalure failed to do
Unity of thought and purpoxe among tire different
anything nhout it, Does Sanford
groiqm
compoailtg the nation of India an it in today »lehave tilth an ordinance?
Oscar llaimnerstein, who wrote
the words to "01 Man Rivet" don
not like the idea of their being
changed by tha Communist Paul
Robesun. In Moscow Robeson wa«
repelled to .have told a Russian
Congress Actkfti
Budget Slashed
*
to be labeled a "bad tl.k ” unless
western Europe quickly break*
down Its trade harriers.
The Economic Cooperation Ad
ministrator gave his views yester
day to the Senate appropriations
■. . . . . . . .
.
--and added that by nett spring ho
will be able to report whether the
program has been a "good or a
bad risk.
save the old folk*, the blind people
and dependent children from fur
ther inflating. I eannot believe
the Legislature will force theee
pitiful people to suffer for two
years.”
And part of the 8 tate adver
tising commission's campaign to
attract summer tourists to Flor
ida la going to be cancelled be
cause of a shortage of funds.
The Commtsalon agpbed, at
Oovemor Warren’s suggestion, to
cancel all advertising schedules It
can for tha next few month,
until the legislature In special
session has had a chance to nro-
(CsallaasO fatal Pag* Oat)
aa “good." Hiss Is on trial for per
jury In connection .with Whittaker
Chambers' chargaa Hiaa was a
source if Information for Com
munist espionage agenta.
Davis Is a trustee of th* Carne
gie Endowment for International
Peace, which Hlaa formerly served aa president.
Yes, get Dad a shaver
Remington Rand
operates at home
operates in the car
costa only
DAD’S DAY
p e m lH to a large extent upon their ability to agree on a
common language, nay H o m e o b n o r v e r H there.
Higher education In Indiu. an sponsored hy the BritiHh,
hnH been carried on in the Engliah language, with a rcsulting broadening of the separation of lotereHta Iretween the
educated and the uneducated. Those trained to onsist In
governing their people had tittle in common with the rank
T T H S 'otjfy d(r th#rtlfferent provinceH uho radicnikp dif
to the deatli for peace and free ferent languages, but’ several dialects are used within each
doin." Hsmmerstein suggUts that province. Both the present government ami tiio people Ii
Robeson write his ow* song* after represents are devoting serious study to tho question of a
thil and leave hi* alnhli
common language. Much time Ih likely to push before a
Drew Pearson, in nut opinion,
tor* Itia pants whrn Ite decided to
SU* WrtlimmV Peglri lor libel. Hr
it afraid now, not of what Pegler
Mid, hut dial lie will piove it. Ask
ing for an apology in relum (or
withdrawal of the suit, Pearson
had to take this, "He is wilting to
withdraw his present suit if I would
■pologile and say publicly that be
k neither is liar nor a blackguard.
I reiterate dial lie is both . . .
Guess that settles it.
workable solution Ih found to the proiilem.
The diverse inhabitants of such a large area as the
United BlatcH may give part of the credit for tlielr gov
ernmental unity to the fact that a common language exists
Thus differences may Ire clearly slated, dehntod, and reHolvod. Many of India's problems miiHt wait for solution
until tho greuter one of a common language is solved.
Truman’s Conference
KKK In ImlUna.
Askeil If the executive hranch
nf the government was effected
by hysteria, the President said tt
was not hut Added he will clear
them nut if he finds any.
ICtsHisse rr s a r s i s oast
4
federal Judga.
The President said hysteria hap
pens after every great war. Ii*
Sanator Brewster of Maine has recalled that the Km Klux Klan
Introduced a bill to combat the wanted to clean up Ihe country
"growing
df|i
growing Democratic depression
. sflsr the First World War and
Depressions are like ,hurriesnei. mentioned the activities of tha si
There is nothing anybody ran do
about it when they come, but the
people of Florida always refer to
them as "Puerto Rican hurricanes",
and the people of New England ami
California always call them "Flor
ida hurricanes." We remember one
w hich hit New England alter blowi l l across Florida, and we1called
h the "New England hurricane."
G o ve rn or W arren is bent upon
f i l i n g the legislators back Into
ift c ia l session, he "h in ts ", as the
prospect o f dwindling cash reserves
uanerve* him. Such special sessions
iko u ld be discouraged unless you
m l l y w knl to p a y more lavas, t h a
oidp conceivable purpose for calling
tha Legislature together again
jw tnhj be to saddle more taxes on
■Hr becks o f |K « already over-burje n a d people. T h e Stale will ta b *
in ns nsuefi under present taxes as
H took in fo r the Iasi two y e a n .
it ctsf out unneccsM ry expen
ses and It w ill have all It naeds
schools, welfare and highways.
fh a t does a |T ’ A
8 . dearea
M > W e ll, (he Population i u f M -Eyra g p ^ (w u aavar knew
i|| w m m en • bureau before)
i k a u v msaa "AboHshad B e , eiac# the e s a fu , shows those
i college degrees era ftU ia g to
ALL PANAMA MATS $6.00 to $8.00 NOW $ * 8 8
Cool, smartly styled Play Show in
Whit® and Color* . . to mutch every
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PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1149
lie sure to dry fllh fillet, a f-t F o r a q u ick fiu n - o 'c lo c k p ic k-u p ‘ A new j c u c l i y g im m ic k is s c a t
m' fill
vvdi in unjr
■■■* »'|
mw* amount, ter pm combination* which match
ter you have washed them, using
on •
* w,rrn
day ■
mi*
equal
a paper or some other soft toweF.
chilled prime Julio ami milk, unldug imods.
To give the fillet* a deliciousI mid a acoop of VHiiilln tee ci. nin
S,N|, Mini water wIII ioiI hull the
crisp crust, dip them In .lightly •» «»cli ***•*< tf .
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wiling „i affect tin- opel Mlloo uf
lieaten egg and crarker cruiqha with long *pomi» mid straw*,
an itiiluiiiHlti Mnnkct You should
before frying, or In mtlk and
corn meal Lemon wedge* are a : You can proloci an open can of jinnki- sine it is clean and »*!*•’must'’ when It comet to .trying evaporated milk with cellophane , gnat dad tioni moth* nel>>i< »iortng
the filial..
tt
tape.
Social And Personal Activities
in Palmar Ray—Society Editor
ial Calender
Takp hooa 148
Mary Ann Whelchel
Given Lovely Party
ta-•
e rs o n a l
ae th .
■? r t n t t f c A
by Mr.. J. N. Bob.on. Jr. and Mr*.
L
,n Kaborn. The honor gue.t wai atSCT'nti.ram will he Fnoh.il gK^ •ra. tlve In a cotton dre.i of green
....
FATHER’S D AY
Mu. Lauren Juhnton, Mrs. Mild
red Babcock and Mil* Kathleen
are •pending thl. week
Camp Whigmann In Avon Path.
MiV Al Lyon* and children,
Ellen and Andy, have left fur
Bradenton where they plan to
tally invited
<•*"'
lM ,W to
“ attend.
A f i t .nd whit# .Old. « h . » . .pend about ten day*.
K
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ID
A
Y
|_ . . . “ •••At
wa»
ihrmighmit in party ap; Begletratlon
B e e litra tlo n fur
for the Vacation
\aratlo n polntinenti. Pastel flo w e r, were
Mr. and Mi*. II. L. Eubank* and
|ble School will lie held at the placed In lovely arrangemente daughter Rnch.lt. lift today for
•t Bapti.t Church from 10:00 about the room, and plnl^ and Hayeivlll* in the mountain,
uf
.M. to 11:00 A. M. The .chooi white bridal tallle. ware dlatrfbut- North Carolina to .p.nd a two
’open on June 20.
■il.
week.* vacation.
SUNDAY
Prior to the game, of bridge
[The Fifth Congrea.lunal Die* refreshment. con.iitlng of lee
Mr*. W. E. Klrchhoff, J r , Mr*.
Towntend Council will con- .ream, decorated petit four* and, Ava Wright Davit, Mr. F. A.
A at the Tourl.t Center at 1:30 railed nut. were served and late Dy.on, Mr*. A. P. Ru.lell of St.
W. Wayne B. Albere will attend in the afternuon Coca Colaa were Stephen», S. C. and Min Killmeeting end report to the enjoyed. Thme winning uri.ee for abeth Dyson .pent ye.terday at
eup. All member* are a.ked to bridge were Mi*. Elizabeth Fite, Camp Wlngmann in Avon Park.
nd end bring their friend*.
jilgb; Mi.* Jean Hayer, low; Ml.*
J
I’biirlotta True, icreeno. At gift
Capt. and Mr*. Jack Bolt and
H1J
war also prerenled to Mil. Wh. children, Buhhy and Barbara, ar
diel from the hostesses.
JV M U Circle No. 4
rived on Tueiday from California
Thute enjoying th. afternoon to .pend about a month with Mn.
H»u Short Meeting with Min Whelchel were her M. B. Wlggln. and Mr. and Mri.
muther, Mr*. Hugh C. Whelchel, Tom Bolt.
Member, of Cirri. No. 4 of the, «»■ J * «■ Robaan, J r , Mr*. M. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Al F. Hunt return
if . M. U. of the Flirt n .p tiu 1Inborn, Mr*. Philip It. Hech, Mr.
Church met last Monday after Janie* Alford of Tallahassee and ed ye.terday from Valdosta, (la.
on In th* Men’. Bible Cla*. room the Mine* Betty Jo Brock, Shir where they attended the wedding
Mrs. Hunt's nelce, Ml*. Marlami
r.ding the program meeting. ley Smith, Elizabeth File, Jean of
Ba.tford, to Dr. Jns.pli H.ndtix
R. F. Cooper pre.ided over Hayer, Charlotte True, Catherine of
Atlanta on Tuesday.
meeting and talk, were mad* Clark and Nancy Willi.mi.
various officer*.
Mr. and Mr*. J . D. Woodmff
“be group joined other circle. Mn. W. L. Whlddon. Mr*. F. N. and
ton Jack Woodruff arrived
following a on. hour bu.ines. sea- Kimbrough, Mr*. Cooper, Mr*. J. yesterday from Englishtown, N. J.
rHI«t. Member* of th* circle ore-; I , J.ckson, Mr*. M. S. Nelion. They ware accompanied by Mn
aant w .r. Mn. S. A. B. Wilkin- 1Mi** Minnie Stewart. Mr*. C. A, F. L. Woodruff who ha* been
«?DV .,m ' , u
Whlddon, Mr*. Turner Lodge end spending several month* in EngI . VenStoiie^ Mn. A. C. Wllflam*. n villtor, Mis. Allle Traffurd.
l)i*htown with relative*.
M l
f f i s a r ^ p S r s s t •••■<
Choose Dad’s Giftss Fiom
Brands That He Knows-
wi"’ *hu' -
W HITE G O O D S
” Y H R C L O T H I S U N I S O P A M I R I C A R A Y R R S T -R Y -T R I T
ia
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For
and Mr*. F. A. Dyiou have
Mil* Mary Ann Whelchel, bride* aeMr.
THURHDAT
their guest Mn. Dyiun'e outer,
_
elect
of
thl*
month,
waa
honored
* Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E
Mr*. A. P. Kuis.li of SI. St.pncii*,
w fii'm **r In "tilt Ma.onlc itall I «>« Tua.day afternoon with a d#i- S. C.
a,Oo p. m .
I lartbridM given by Mile Audrey
" T r a ,,l-N" -1 s i r ; :.
3 JL V W & is
m»t!
t aBwMS.n.nn
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d "T rSI,*
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**“ “In •entertaining
Th* h",,“ i
werelw»
anlita.1
a.■ r- •
Manhatlan Shirts
Interwoven Socks
B V .D . Underwear
Marlboro Sports Wear
Florsheim Shoes
Northcool Suits
Swank Jewerly
Regal aud Superba Ties
Photo by Raymond Studio
Mix* Audrey Melba Bach who.# engagement to George Andrew
Speer I. bring announced today by her parent*. Mix* Ilacli grad
uated thl. month from John B. Stetson University In Uel.and where
■he wit outstanding in all phase* of school actlvill**. Mr. Speer
it a student in law at th* DeLand University.
Miss Whelchel Given Minn Audrey Haiii To
Tea At Hill Home Murry George Speer
Mr. and M ix. Philip lloheit Barb
In a series of lovely purl is* be
ing given for Mix* Mary Ann anmmnred toduy the engagmeut
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Wlielchel,
bride-elect, Mr*. W. C. to then itgughter, Audiey Media, |
H ill, M ix. W A. Adam* and M ra .jlu George Andrew Speei, son uf
Wullace W. Hell entertained yea- Mi and Mrs, Vivian Alexander
teldiiv afternoon with a leu ut the Speei. of till* city.
H ill home on Magnolia Avenue. | m , x* Itacli attended the local!
I Pink wax the outstanding c o lo r! schools and graduated fiom Hein-1
Jin
the
attractive
decoration. Inolc High .School. Hhe attended I
j which incluiled pink gladioluses In Ehnldn SlMle Univcr»ll> m T .llu I
11lie ball and pink rose* and blue hn**re mol gradimteil com Inmlr
hydrangea* In effective utrangaJohn II. Hteixoii t'm ve rxit) ,
jnieiLli- In the living room.
’ fza llelam l, At Stetson -he war [
Punch wax served on the side editor of the Modemmagazine
porch which wax decoratedw ith I "The
Htelxon (Ju a iln ly" and a
yellow galardia and hibiscus with member of l*t Bela Phi aocial
greenery. The table was covered frate rn ity.
.w ith a pineapple linen cloth and) Mr S |ltr r #1h, , „ flll)rd the
|presiding over lit.
P''',f.hnil t ? " 1, Hanford .chooi.,
graduaiing
B. L. Perkins & Son
‘T O H H E IT M EN’S M E AH”
FATHER'S DAY JUNK tilth
*=s i.i. lraaWaHi4Ii‘M i i l l
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M*r* i n r1, llll»b»e.
l l ’l l l- * ' Hhai?a
High Hr-hool.
Hha.ta d
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lileVi 1,W
, , S , , ««4 1H.llllpole
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centered the dining table which
|was overlaid with a Madeira linen
and lace cloth. Mr*. James Crsppx
l.rived during the afternaou.
J" '
Navy tin two and one half yean. 1
Upon Ills dlschaige he entered!
Htet.on Umveixlly where lie wax
Alls* Wlielchel Wore u *un dress pledged lo .Sigma Nil social f l ain -
BTHII’EI) TKItHY
HATH TOWE LB
Lainrlou.ly thick . . . yef
■oft terry* In the big wrapa r o u n d all* Dad loveal
Whlla background with twotoned colored elrlpes. 20"s
Hand Towel ................ He
♦
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Organdy Priscilla
Curtains
WINDOW HEAUTY
AT A BUDGET PRICE I
3 98
You’ll want thwo curtains for thoir ohoor luxury,
,r Ihoir luting buniy . . , thoir down-lo-urth Penney
price. Made of pornunent finish orpandy - thsy with
sssily, need n^ si arch, iron to h i i l o wy crispntu.
Headed rtiffleii tlebscks. Whits.
M O -D E -G A Y *
BLEACHED WHITE
CHEEBECLOTH
t< y d .
Fully bleached hl|h count
cheeeacloth for moa qultt i
not tins, curt.ining. linlnge,
a i r aiulng vegetablea and
frulta at cauaiug llaie,
PERCALES
t
4
3 yd s. $ 1
. attumr___ ,
OWELING
,,f led .Ilk print with black jacket «**y. A l ptexent he lx attending 1
and carried a purse to match. The the I allege
l aw m Htelxon.
i
huxti-nex' gift to the hnmiree wax I Pluu« for the wedding are to h e 1
a Belter Home* and Harden* Punk | announced al a Intel duie.
i Book.
j ».
Tho.e invited t.. b.. with
Wlielchel welt* her m olbei, Mir
S9?
UNBLEACHED
«•
KuNinur llonorH I
IVli.MH Carol Skinner
Hugh Whelchel, slid het giuud
mother. Mr*. B. A. Howard. MiJohn I'lerci* and Mr*. C. P. Velie.
Mr*. Ilaiolil Kasliiei niteilained
both of Duytonu Beach. Also Mrs. ye.teiday ufteiiim,ii with u beach
Blxhee, Mix. Bruce Bujt, Mix party fin Misx Cu.,,l .Skinner,
Herbert Moreland, Mr*.' Mason who giudualcd In*. Eihlny from j
YVhutton of Orlando, Mr*. M. L. the local high school The group
Knhorn, J r , Mr*. David Thrasher, i.uthered ill the Kaxtm-i home m
Mrx. Itnhert L'allaliun, Mix. Lee Mayfali and left Naofnid ful Duy
Moore, Mrs, Ihmuld Jones, Mix lima Beach ahnul 2 :(Mt nVIm k
James Alford of Tallahassee, Mr*
Swimming wax enjoyed dm log
Crappx, Mr*. Lee Draper of Lake llie afternoon and a fill'd chicken
Wales, Mr*. Ruby Lalng, Mr*. upper wax xerved about li:00
Boyle, Mr*. Janie* P. Kldge, Mrs lly|oc|
(i ,m, A. L. Hklnner, mother
..............r*.
Tom Holt, Mr*. Roy William*,, ut
(,„ ion govxt, assisted Mr*.
Mr*. Edmund Meiach, Mr*. Phil Kaxtnet
Bach, Alra. I. E. Batten, M>«- J
Those enjoying the uftei noon
N. Robson, J r , Mrs. Mark Jacoby. with Mi** Skloiu'l were the Misses
Mrs. Al Leo, Mrs. John (lallowny, Peggy Pippin, Hltlrli'V Mmeland,
Mrs. William Wray, Mr*. Roy Hetty* Iteoe Ball, Mary Helen
Holier, Mr*. W. tl. Flaming, Mr*. Kite, Phyllis Bach, Huihara Ann
J. D. Woodruff, Mrx. Jack Bolt Edenfleld, llette lliltiran, tllyve
and Mr*. John Mefarh, Jr.
Ann Ailnoix. Klolxley Meixch. Nl.ie
Alan the Alls*** Audrey Barb, Klrclilmff, Mary Aline tinlloway,
Minnie Ruth Odham, Charlotte Id Hatilen, Bill Ludwig. I’laietlc#
True, Lylllan Hoyle, Caroline lue, I lia Leffler and Brai.ra Rucker.
Catherine and Louise Clark, Kltiu
Also Ilaiolil Kaxtoet, J r , M|i*nbelli Fite, Martha Perkins, ttldrky (irantliam, Carl William*, lieorge
Hmith, Jane Thli^en, Mary Joyce Chapman, Alvin Kllpaiilrk, John
oore* Batty Jo •Alexander, Bobby June*, Mike
Btevens, Betty
Brock, Daphne Connelly, Joan - Brown, Jimmy f.udwlg, Floyd
Bnyer, Nancy Collum, Dorotliy ('„„,,iri ui*nn McCall and Dan
Crumley, Dorothy MorrDon, Olyv*. Batten.
Ann Adami, Elisabeth Whlgham.
ilin in n Alar
M a t.
I'at Schiiltt, Lucille Altman,
Make n quick chicken paprika
aret Dlngfelder and Maryanna
ih.h by adding about a half cup
Iprlngar.
of diced onion and a tahleapoou
Never wash egga before re of paprika to a large frying
frigerating them; I f you Hu *u chicken when you are browning
you tomova tha "bloom" or pro It; then add a cup of stock, cover
1active mtiroua routing on tlm the pan, and cuok until tender.
•hall that la there whan the egg Just before serving ml. a cup of
Li laid. Juat before tha egg* are •our cream Into tne gravy, corto be broken out of tha enell and ivrt the seasoning, n.at thor
uaad, however, they should !>« oughly, and serve over poppy
washed under cold running water. seed noodles.
Sugar halpa to mako a baked
product more tender and affect*
The development is particularly
tha browning of tha cruit.
evident In lint metal, machine, Im
plement and conveyance group of
A ft.r you've uaad fat for fry- Ihdiiatriee where 103 companies
g you may clarify tt by h.atlng have announced their Intention of
aavaral alleaa of raw potato In lt- building new plant# or aiDandlng
it to cool a bit, than .train eilitlng factories. Thirty-four of
rough aavaral layari o f! these firms arc from tha United
•th placed la a etra inar. Hlatee, Todd taye.
n
ALVIN'S
5 yd s. ,f 5 ^
amelia kea.
I. the beam,
Nabaa
60c FATHER JOHNS....
1.25 S. S. 8. TONIC..........
99c
75c DOANS PILLS........
$1.65 PINKHAMS COMP. $ 1.39
75c BAYERS ASPIRIN 59c
'v.
70c SAL HEPATICA.. . 6 V
25c B C POWDERS........ 19c
Bridal Bouquet or Repousse
C«a N«w Ba PurchasaS In Slngk Placda
U m f Odd PIm m Q b tiiaiU i
Wm. E. Kador
Jeweler
A.v’-'y
‘ iLAifite
‘
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THURSDAY, JUNE 16. 1941
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Giants Meet G’s Here Tonite
Sanford T a k e 8 7-S
Tilt From Gaines
ville As Lake Wins
8th Game Of Year
Huntley Predicts
Excellent Year
For Volusia Oval
Cataldo’s Hittin#
FIL Fires Two And
Streak Ends At 27 Suspends One limp
O A JN E H V IL L B . June
WKHT I'Al.M BEACH, June HI
nn Cnlnldn,
Hanford
(Manta
—(A*)—The Florida Intertmtlniinl
re iilrrflo ld c r, hml hie rnnacrulive ‘
l.raitur rami' up today with new
W illi mine than fiJKM) nerxima K«me hit tin s atreak *nappi>d at a umpire* and player deni* in pre
jam inln* tTit* ante* anH with an* Florida Sta le Lea*ue recnrd-ly- >
paration for the drive down the
« (her 1.000 lit-lnit turned away, tin1 in * 27 *n n ifa ln *l n l*h l
home
Mreleh.
Voliiafn Comity Kennel Clnh nl
Cntaldn wenl hilleim In *ix ap*
With the aenmin almnal half
Oavtnnii llenrli *id away w ill) it pearnneea nn the (.lan ta tonic a 12over, I.ea*ite I'rexldent I'lill ()’fly ln * atari for li* till ni*ht prey- innln* 7-0 tleclalnn fnnn the (!-:
Connell announced llni|iire* Sain
hound rare m erlin * la*l week.
Men.
| Sincere and Hill Hnrnwy hud hern
A lot ill of 0.208 went Hi m ils It * rm ir fia in e .v ilie pitrhera workrelenxed oolriifhl and John ItuAin
the turw dyle* nsain*l
7fi»fi "n ed in the same whlelt *nw C alalopenln* nl*hi la«l aominer.
'I'1 *m iin i! util twlee, hit a fly hall auapended.
C, W. (himla mid W, K. Willi-.
Fo llow ln* the openln* nisht
am* were Hi*ned lo replace them |
Imth the mutiiel piny and the at
and Al Malullone* will report
tendance aoared over the prevhm*
Kalnrdav lo fill the third vacancy, i
year.
The Miami Hun Ho* amt M. K.
On Thiiraday the accord nisht of
____ ___ ____ _______ Nre to Lakrland'a Flint* in exthe m artin* the attendance waa
_______ _
Jehnnirr for Pilcher Karle (Jrny.
I,ItAll ns Hired 1211 I hr prevloll*
year, while on the third n l*h l the
Itnvrnond Kader, Joe flavin and ^ o rd w l V ' S H - i l f t wear" ami
attendanrr aoared to 2118 asaln*! Wealey Cunnln*ham made a n l c a l ™ ? * 1* J h
',hJ " ,.V 'o l, To
1784 In 11148.
catch of fiiih In t.ake Harney early
fi‘r ,hc
,l " 1’
Last Saturday 21I7I» filed Into yeaterday
niornln* and Inter! 1 , " ,
,
the park n*nin*t 2781 and on Mon proudly entered the Kader Jewel-1 l.akelnnd al*o traded Armando
day nisht the nllendniire wn* 2112 ry -tore with a *trins of 1,7 fi*h
*I;nr,.'""!V •" Ml,
which they e*timiiled, welshed 10, **rnl Bench for Hindu voile ami
asalnat 1441 laat year.
|
H
,iind«.
Jim
l.on*.
hath
Infleldera.
The mutiiel |day on openln*
4th St. at Sanford Ave.
Sanford’s Newest Grocery Store
8errt*8uYs «£
KKI) HOSE
Wu*ley Ciinninuhnni, home from I ’Tbe pH,,L'1 h«Mi*ht Woody Halaervlre In Hie Merchant Marino '"una from Sparta of the (,er,r*li.
for a week or two. revealed that ho Hlale Len*or anil aent Luke Ham
i* liavins a fine time durin* Ida
veteran pitcher, to Loralmr*
vacation.
it* the Florida Stale J,en*iie. Hoi_____________ ______
toma waa with St. Peterohai* in
FRESH HAMS ...
State. High
.
,
. . vL, School
. "’{7.
I.nkehtod
Buxine**
Maimsei
Baseball Tournament Jimmy Hamilton *aid the piihh
ip „ „ J I
m t ljv lt i . prohaldy would aend infleldei
iran ftnos i Pionium
iT(my „rtjI
i„ „nothei
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Cardinals And
Tribe Tie For
Sally Loop Lead
BACK BONES ...
SHOULDERS...
J deal slvln* l.aki'lutid flral call on
Hy AM SO CIATKI1 PIIF.H S
any five f,eeahur* player*.
Flo rid a’a hlich achool a th le tic1 Meanwhile, a alate law weal
prosram wind* up the achool year , ,
|Mirmi „ | n„
Sunday
tonight with
umjiioh
.
'
.
* .
In the alato haaeliall lourney*.
nilfhl Kamea. The lea*ue tin* hml
Orlando nod Jaekaonvllle Jack- many Sunday ni*ht same* In the
M.n w ill meet for the Clan* A , I"*"1 two aonxon*. P m tU ulurly at
crown at Lakeland.
I Miami Bench and l-ort Lauderdale,
........... , I t ........... .....I H.d.rlnu' w ill ; bill » " W ‘ b0* B,U ‘'K ill.
PRICES GOOD THROUGH
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WHITE BACON
CKNTER CUTS ......
SIDES..............
UNO CUTS
NECK BONES...
PORK RIBS.....
CHITTERLINGS
FEET or TRIPE
HOUND a T-IIONK
STEAK..............
iiiii
a h iiim m n
lied (tone Lu ll* Link
Ifed llnar
STEAK ..............
ROAST .............
BRISKET STEW
lb |)0 SAUSAGE
BUTTER
lb 490
SUGAR CURED SMOKED
m n iiN ii
I FROZEN FOOD 11EAIXJU ARTERH
4«l-w-i:ith St ........................ Phone KH8
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS
Whidennle Price* Arc Up. Hut Our I’rlccs Arc SI III
Low To Yttu.
HAMRURCER
YELLOW CORN
POUND
17-0/ J Alt with C H E E S E S A t T E
SPAGHETTI
NO. 'J CAN
SAUER KRAUT
PLOfllllA
Ti m
Oalti.avlll.
t.nAOUH
W I. Pet (III
tl 11 U l
O T tT M
liHVtona ll.ar-h
•A N Panii
II 11 .til
at i.i .bot
.............cl
Ht. Aliau.Hn*
l i in .tn i ft
I I 11 -too
Orlando
in M .III IftH
I ’a la t k a
in I t
I,a .» lilir a
t il
apeaohM.
The prineipal apuaker arhoduled
for th* aflernmm aeaalrm waa Dr.
Arthur Holly Comptotv Chancellor
H W Ib T S PIIEM IU M
CORN BEEF HASH ill oz. can 3Qc
to
H t * .111 I t H
R t t i l l i T e a te td a r
L ia a b u r * at O rtam ln tnpd. r a in .)
D ay to n a lle ach 1, Ht. A u auattna 1
H anflird 7 , lla ln a .r lt le » (11 Inn. I
i ’ a la t k a at D a ld iu t l|ip d . ra in i
U aatM To d ay
O rlando at Irfita h u rt.
Maalona, Rotariana from mure
(ban 90 eeutrUa aaaombled to
eomplate the formal elwlion of
officara and to hoar varloua
llonelcsH — Hnllcd
aw
Our Own Cure — BeUcr'n Ham
Rt. Auauallna « r Daytona B.ach
oalnaavllla at Hanford
D.taind al Palalka
AMMNItlAN I.KAOUH
T.aaa
W t. Pet OH
Naw York
I t II «I4
Datroll
11 II .174 4
I’hlladalphta
1* II .117 •
ciavaland
11 14 .110 T
Waattlnaton
IT I I .101 TVi
tloaton
II 14 .410 IM
Uhicapo
11 It .411 l l i l
HI. Loula
I t 17 .101 l l i {
•M alta Teaterday
Haw Y ork! Chlraan 4.
waahlnaltm I. lit. Lolila 0,
PMIad.lphla
Dtaroft I.
.1 TALL CANS
ALL IIKANDH
i.
HUMMER DAYS. THEY ARE EASY TO I'HEPARK AND EASY ON YOUR FOOD BUDOET.
STOP HY AND TAKE A D V A N T A G E OF
THESE HOT WEEKEND SPECIALS ON QUALITY FOODS AT SANFORD'S COOLEST SPOT.
M ILK 3 3
TALL CANH
MAKEREL .....
RICE.......................... X It
SWIFTS
*
JEW EL OIL............... .........j
W EINERS.............
CHICKEN
BACKS & NECKS
APPLE JE L LY
Honor Brand—Package
FANCY BLUE ROBE (Ctllophan* Pkg.)
NO. IVl HUNTS CALIFORNIA DKS8CHT
BRLBKCK
P E A C H E S ........
GRITS
.......
11*02
PORK & BEANS . ........______
FRESH PRODUCE
LETTUCE
L ARGE HEADS
NO* 2 CANS FANCY
IRISH
PALM0UVE TOILETSOAP
Ar •
P
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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1949
\
Ann Page
Ann Page
Mayonnaise 1
8oz. j a r .... 190
Pt. jar ....... 3)0
qt j a r ....... 590
■
5
I
°uv
69<
FATHER’S DAY Tomato Ketchup.... 14 oz. btl. 180
LAYER CAKE Sultana
each g j 0 PRUNE PLUMS no 2 '/2 can 210
Hot ahoy*
CHOCOLATE SYRUP lb, can 1 ?«
STEW ....
<’OMIT.ETC PROG It \ MS
7: l.’i — D: El
10:10
TEA
Hamburger
'4 lb. pkg. 250
chuck
C9 <£
ROAST lb.
Round
ST A T K
STEW . lb.
3«t
to iiiH........ 63d
H
V
B E E F . lb.
690
IONA
IX H M tS G I 'E N 12 : 1.') P . M . H a lt)
M n t in r r * 10c • E « r ilin g * O c
fAll
ileal Kingan’s Ham
Sunnyfleld Ready-To-Lat
Picnics lb.
Thursday & Friday!
PLUMS
WJlaon’a Mor
12-0* Can
CELERY 2 stalks
p|nt Bottle
lb31c
u
^
SO A P
• w
Giant Rise
m
w
California Rad Baauty
»
y
3 for 20c
2 ro lls 2 1 0
nail irnra.x^i
1 It \i hi.iv
25c
DiiIii'd Enury
3
Hunt'* Fancy Fruit
cnH'
GR’FRUIT JUICE l«-oz. can
! M P. Ilrnml
PORK & KEANS.... no. 2 can
Lge. Pkg. 270
. _
Polk’a Orin,ge hihI Grapefruit
Cauiatl
.i Keg. Barn 230
Lge. Bara 2 for 230
KIRK’S SOAP
Bar 70
Sanford, Fa.
SECTIONS........
2 no. 2cans
I'iggs
Fjflfs
1
390 i
250
1
250
doc; f o o d
no.
1 can 100
CUT-RITK
WAX PAPER
>K> roll 230
10^ 1
190 1
DASH
1 DOG FOOD
1 Q0 1 2 cans 250
25# I
■ * «■
2 (or 23c PRESERVES 2 lb. jar 29c
5 lb. ran 55c PEARS
L IIIH Y 'S STH A IN K II
3
Ktnndord Dullard, Montiml
PLUMS 2 Ifl-oi. Jam 35c TURN. (tREKNS No. 2 10c
Geneva
Del Monte Fanry Deluxe
PLUMS No. 2>/t Jar 25c CATSUP 2 H « t Ii IIh. 25 c
A-Goek Peach
Ver-E.Giiiid-- No. 2 can
SYRUP
PltEill
12 oz. 390
35c 1
Baity Food
1 »*• U
jars
2:h 1
27e 1
15c 1; STKONGHIOAMT
Del Monte Fancy Deluxe
Runburit Bartlett
doz, (ilf
tun I ir ,li I'll,
doz, (ille
tlg l
25^
MAYONNAISE ..............P‘' 330,1
Wrhb'a Pure Cane
(i <; s
e
S» ,111.mi's Mnl 1,I*|||’ \ Nfli
S|il|i|ird
Kraft
CUT MEANS
19c
i.iinii
IK,
BARS
Mb. plijx.
I Zukly-ltltc
rfanPT:
m
290
do/..
(all cans
!l CAN I.IM IT
1 COCKTAIL........... 8-oz. can
Lgc. Pkg. 27$
HARDWATKR CASTILE
»
LEMONS
2301 P APPLE JUICE lli-oz. can
IVORY FLAKES! 1
1
\
• nil f,*i mu
m.ossoM rniK
1 TOMATO JUICE
Camay Soap
12c PEACHES ........ ..... ............ 1-lb pkg. 19c
............................pt. 25c
ivory FlakS" * |R Ice T c r e a m
unaer
8c
i
I. ■
Soap
190
PINEAPPLE liirli
Hi oz. 270
m Giun*tink N11 1 Toll Gan*
lb25c
11c WATERMELONS .... 24 tb avg. ea. 69c
Woodhury’a
Halves 35c Quartern 18c
Soap bath size 12c freah Green
„
_
Large Package
CABBAGE
.......................................
tb
6c
Ivory Snow
27c
Octagon Laundry
170
II'S.
I Illtliu
ij| Lellngg'*
Sm. 13c: 2 Lge.
CORN FLAKKS
Mars 260
Kellogg's KICK l( K ISPIFS
Pkg.
Quaker P H F F F I) WIIKAT 2 Pkgs.
w w
Quaker, MKAL or (iK ITS
2 I'kjrs.
Pkj?.
I ( IIFKMIOS
'
.
2
f ASPARAGUS ... Picnie can IOC 1
CEREALS For Health!
1
■
Cleanser
„
ONIONS
Mrii.
Mars
Freah Criap Goldenheart (4 Dot S ite )
.
190
10 lbs. 380
| Sun Ihrni'lii'i! (,’ui GireM
SOAP- ' i’wh. 1
Freih
funahlne F ro w n
IT.c
Swfi'l Simm-li
IVORY
u rn i
LETTUCE ....................................2 for 21c
20c CELERY ................................... 2 for 27c
dJ»«
v
IVORY
The Mo*l Groeanme, SpineTingling, Illood'C u r d 11 n g.
IIQHHOH Plrturra Ever Slin« n 1
Soap Powder
fieUgon
19^
TUNA
FLAKES
1:j can 25#
(iianl 720
SH O W
Saturday 11:30 P.M.
2--Horror llils - 2
Dog Yirmmies
Harti
\Vlilt,, (',,1.1,1, I
VegelnhleH 12 oz. 27d
Mill IE SI. \ lilt l NII
Lgf. 230 Hti*. I I 0
MIDNIGHT
15c PLUMS ...........................
9c POTATOES ...................... ..... 10 lbs. 47c
Ammonia
II*
2 lbs
TOMATOES 2
l«‘‘- 230
^
California Iceberg <B Dot Size)
lb 19e
I HANKS
SIi< m i:
i-'i .•••,t,iiii'
IViiehfs
M ILK
TIDE
'
AK M O t'H 'S S T AII (K I.L O
lloiiur Frozen Foods
Miviit
I’h-. hI
47c CROWDER PEAS .................. 3 lbs. 23c
Beef or Veal
Parson*. Su.I.y
II*. 2 l,ic
IONA Y. r.
HALVES or SLICED
Large Wa.hlngton
25c
d ll/..
CABBAGE
Oleomargarine
■b. 310
BING CHERRIES .................
ll>- 290
(11*T!I
'
« S .
« .
Shrimp lb. J 9 0
AimnmN Sim la»ng l ink
I II* t an .'llr
lb. 5»c
Fryers
Ih I9c
Ih 2r»c
I-Hi ( In «5e
POTArOES
3 ihs. 690
Fla Dressed Poultry
Gradu A
lb. 53c
SMOKKI) SAUSAGK
K lim
A tifT P A G E
890
470
OVALS IK
ti'.lc
I'llllfxl M
ill
t'hllilrrn—.09c
PEACHES
46 oz. can 23# no. 2'4 cun 250
Half-Whole ( 5^
It)
KND CUTS
CKNTKK CUTS
PITKK I,AMI)
TOMATOES
IHN(; ( MERRIES
2 lb. jar 430
Tomato Juice
Tenderized Hums
Sunnyfleld
t\
330
12c
<'nlifi'i nm Etnct
Colored
Plain or Self Rising
5 (tin............
Al l, (T 'l'S WHILE
TIIKV LAST
0
1'HKATKK
GOLDEN MAID
890
ROASTS:
A KI.OItlOA
GRAPE JAM
Iona Flour
STEAK lb.
Western Corned
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Peanut Butter
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1 lb. j a r ...... J 5^
FATHER’S DAY TUB BUTTER .......... ■lb.
Ann l’ngc Gelatin Dessert
IIAT CAKE
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hours bacausa of rain,
loutflsldsr Ed Sauer from St.
Sports Roundup
Harrisburg. Pa.—Leon L. Rains, Leula, then traded him and ca.h
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By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
chairman of (he Pennsylvania to Roston Braves for Catcher Phil
State Athletic Commission for 11 Masl; Cincinnati swapped nutfielil{
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BOXING
vcars and active in boxing for 40 era Hank Sauer and Frntikic
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fight betwcrn Mnrrpl Cerdan ami
BA SEBA LL
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Jake La Motta .was postponed 24
Lift at the Flashing Arrow
Pittsburgh—The Pirates bought major denis before the t* oiling
deadline at midnight last night.
Last Time Tonight
RACING
New York—The daily double of
Cant run 1124.60} and Maid of Mr
(*2.isn) paid fl.107.BO at A<i»c.
duct, inrgest HO, payoff of the
New York turf season to dale.
New York—Colonel Mike if I
20) won the $20,000 added Bhevlln
Stakes at Aipiedurt.
j Stanton, Pel.—Quia Show ( f t 40) won the $ 10,000 Christiana
Stakes at Delaware Park.
GENERAL
Portland, Ore.—The P n e I f 1r
Coast Conference fined meinbci
4111 niff UNIT
schools $21.IDA for violations of
|its purity codes IJnivcrsity of
M O V IE S U N D ER T H E S T A R S ”
t Washington drew stiffost peoaltv,
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Price List
in Colorl
Cabin Heme" Watergreund
That Famous ORANGEADE!
Libby's Famous Early (harden
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Phils. Cream
Chm i 2 pkgi. 29c
Ngrth Carolina Cebbi**»l
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Ba llard
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Key Natural
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Carroll 2 bcki. 19c Plvm
Top Grad* Green
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49c
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Quantity Rlghli Reserved
N*w Crop Caltf. Ytllow
51/ac Oaloai 2 lbi.
15c
Florida
Polalou Slbi. 33c Cilory 2 telki. 23c
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Krutt a Salad Dialling—Mliaole
Llbby’i Rich, Red Tomato
Juice46,1c,n25
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Beet Knewn
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Fa clo i y P uck
Rice 3 -33
Quick-Frozen/ Sliced! Sweetest! California "Pioneer Brand"—New Pack! Just Arrived! Hurry For Yours!
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M organ A p p le
Hickory Sweef, Grade A Sliced
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No. 101 Del Monte Diced
Canroli
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Poland Promised North Arizona I
Rosy Future In Covered By Atom ]
Six-Year Program Age Prospectors
International Rotarians Meet
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Trade Agreement
Between Britain,
Argentina Rapped
Beds Hold Tokyo Proteat Rally
Increase In Income, Uranium Is Qbjrct
O f New Rpnrclt Rv
Home Production
Nrw >v».t O f ’40cis •
And Fleet Studied
Republicans Announce
^ Plans To Sponsor
m Public Works Bill
WASHINGTON, June 16 - ( /P » W A R S A W . June Ift—t/Pl—The
Banator Lueai of Iillnola, the
Polish government 1* painting a
Democratic leader, eatd today peo
r«»v future for this country.
Prom President Rolexlaw Rlerut
ple had better quit gabbing about
on down, everyone who ImS any
•. depreailon or tha country may
thing to do with running Poland
talk-Itself Into one.
• fa irly
gushes with
enthusiasm
"1 might to back to 1983 and If' /’V; •
over tin* new six-year economic
repeat the worda of Franklin D.
,
•
•eenvrry program.
Roots valt to aay that ‘the only . e •
The new program Is scheduled
tth ln f we hare to fear la fear It- JKS
In tort ..l"'ut Dec I T h a t’, (he
T e l f —they are Juit aa true today iK -V'
i. ntnt.vp date fixrd for completion
aa they were than,*’ Lucaa told a i
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•d 'hr fust three-year plan which
reporter.
.Initoil iti 11)48.
The Senator’a comment came In
the government now claim s all
to an announcement by MOM THAN 10,000 Rotarlae* from 80 nation* have gnthetrd in New
Brewster (R-Me) that Re Y o rk for the Rotary Intam altonal's fortlath annual convention ir, Mils 11.1 d*> .. in targets have baen
publicans soon will sponsor a 150,- typical group four lands are reprasented. They «ra (I to r .) J"* » Tr-t- • i id le 1 or exceeded and the next
• .i'*bs should show national
000,000 public works and relief llllo . Havana. Cuba: Mrs. P. B Kotak. Madras, India; Christian l.an**.*■',' rtv far In advance of what
planning program " to , meet the dort. Luaembourg; D r. Haien Wen Hu, of China.
(International t
»s originally anticipated. So now
growing Democratic depression."
•lie accent is on what comes next.
The measure would not provide
Ihe Communist-dominated gov^ioney for public works but would
! eminent predicts that by 1966
Wook forward to starting them
'tin ,,* tilings, among others w ill
When deemed advisable.
, 1, 1m* happened:
Lucaa said he doesn't think the
National income w ill be 117 per
Republicans are doing the country
., cm I,igloo Ilian in 1941).
any good by talking about a de
Pi "dm tlon In state-owned Inpression at a time when, the Dem
do-tiie- w ill rise by 114 per cent.
Hy P R O r . P H I L I P W A Itl) B U R T O N
ocratic leader said, the nation
A gricultural output
w ill
Inseems merely to be going through
School of Journallam , S la t* U niversity of In s a
S •'levelling off” process.
Can small town advertisers be argued nut of ll.eir pn.itinn phobi a—
, ^v ^ p" p7o,juctng 110,"All of the talk a couple of
l))olof v r ),|P|f i annually, In
months or so ago was that prices their persistent danwr for certain positions?
There, no suiy answer to the question hut a study |u*l conducted ,.|,„|itig 118.000 truck*
were too high, hs said. "Now.
jgsvhen they have begun levelling on 38 newspapers of under 30,000 circulation should provide more «m-l P r o d u c t i o n o f sugar w ill
T>ff, the Republicans are raising munition to lire at the merchant who says, " (iis e me that position, or mmp lim n an expected high of
iiL’0,0110 tons in 1940 In 900,000
a great cry about depression."
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Chairman Taft of Ohio said he
Iona.
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.six Inn,died thousand new homes
placed • before the Republican last Ja n u a ry at me
m II he hull! at a cost of *7'jr>,000,policy committee yesterday a sug ria l sessions of the Newspaper
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gestion that the GOP foster a bill Advertising Executives Assorts-! I I ' l l l l l c l l l Will
\ ('1 0
l.d i,' ational facilities w ill be e x
to sat up a framework for a relief tlon In Chicago.
truded h) 181 per cool. Radio re
program to be administered by the
U ntil position was d t.cu sifd I N ( ' U ’ I j . l m U ' M f 'M .S I I I f 1 evin g apparatus w ill be Inrreasstates.
the meeting was placid, During
• d ft"m Ihe present 1,000,000 seta
He said ha had bean mulling the uproar there were mutter--------I., s’,MK),000.
The Polish
over In his mind a proposal under Inge from the managers that perR Y A S S O C IA T E D I ' R l s s
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which the federal government haps it would he good to nember
Congress I* *t'll H '*'- ’ • i* • , l " " '* *" l,f tripled. Health c#nt_
•would make grafts to states when avery page "8 " since "T h a t’s the a bill this summer that « ■••ibl >*lt- " * ' ' ,l1
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;,rn,m
the number of relief cases reached only page advertisers want any- mlnate or change annm p «.t- of the to d.iou at>d Polish htispltals equipa certain percentage of the pop w a y." Home managers thought T e ft-H n rllc v Labor Act
p*d with 16.000 heel*.
ulation.
Il.lt tl.er** la . growing ,* **«ll,l|
Whatever Poland need* In the
an axtra charge should he made
"We don't want another WPA fo r
ipeclal
rtosltlon.
Othen* Ity that President Trum an will veto foim of capital goods for expanding
i industrial recovery, she expects to
like. Harry Hopkins ran," Taft thought there should be no posi
1gel largely from Soviet Russia
said. " If rellsf becomes necessary, tions— that advertlsera should he It.
Labor leader*—C IO , A l l
" '" ''d in in g the next six years, tinder
It should be handled by the states treated on a " f ir s t coma, firs t
o th ers-are predicting ** vet-, if t ||(> , * , , , ^ 6 trade pact with the
at the local Isvsl."
tarved baals.
congress doesn't go far ........ igb in Soviet*, goods are to be supplied
He said he doesn’t think too
Rathar general agreement was (he direction of T a ft H>*'l* v "re- :, n ()l,
*460.000,ratten of the Idea of setting up a givan to tna Idea th a t local adpublic works planning program vattisara should ba "educated" pea)" to suit the President. I Fur ooo
on "fiiitia " • t T 1;* tf 11 '>,"ru|j l . ^ *9
1 P n ,id ia t Beirut told the recent
l #on»enJln£jh|L,.Qi
IT. JV T . strW M nJunM ions, tW 'c to - d shop , ril,le lin|.,ns congresu. In W ar,aw
e a t lo a l" (\c v f e e s ban and other m alor prod-tons.) t|, , t j,v 1955, the nation's producthat, Una.
ware tha Continuing 8tudv of
Some union people **y Mr. Tru>vmslcl be three and one-half
Lq«as noted In this connection Newspaper Reading
reports—
the best prewar figures He
that publle works planning has also, readership surveys made man I* strongly hinting to Ids calbeen underway for some time. Tha on Individual ' newspapers I'V ! nln '!!* ' fh/vn^ed hvV fie n 'u lr T a ft of , ’*"1
K,' ' " rnn," ’nt'*
Federal Works Administration has schools of Journalism The e.ln-1 M, "*"* [ m, J , m. t
* n' fp n o m lr rxpan
devoted considerable time to such catlonalprocess would consist
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quadruple any figum*
aee. XI Mnnllniiert On rage r«*i» See. X), ,1 „nllnuea Ua Page r„*f n*r. 71
planning, without predicting a de li'is lls s ,. OaP ig, r , „
pression.
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w rDemocrats generally have shied
away from suggestions that the
country might be on the brink of
g) a slump, although the Americans
for Democratic action, a separate
organisation, has said the coun
try Is on the thin Ice of a recess
ion.
Senator Murray (D-Mont) and
seven eelleagues have offered a
bill to set up a reserve of nonfederal publle works projects to
cost about |1B,000.000,000.
Their measure also would fur
nish federal money dlreot to inA dustry to spur production, make
•W grants to communities where un
employment' It hsavleat and provide loans for workers to move
whfre they can get jobs. •
Advertising Position Survey Is
Conducted On Small Newspapers
T\VZ"> Executives Predict
2 Nations Turn Cold
Shoulder To TI S.
Over 5-Year Pact
F L A G S ! U T , A r i r , J im ,. P*
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w ith l i f ' i ' o .-,n i„*e , and pn-l m .
h av e lau n ch e d ,1 new gold ril« h in
n o rth e rn A rim m t T h l« tu n c th e
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"0 p e r e rn t v a n a d iu m , the A r u o n a
D e p a rtm e n t o f M in e ra l R e s o u ic e s '
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fro m
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prod'ire tollI. Mir .stills would have
at Monteeello, Utah
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un area til Nitvalo and Apaeht Irr.ith* fore, t.iiv ‘labor mu t dsv lo Ib t Diuctor’:* fuiurrs
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For Your Summer Comfort
Y t f h i v i U n iv e rs ity
T o H o n o r D r . M ille r
NEW YORK, nT T , June 16—
(Special)—Dr. J. HUH. Miller,
president, University of Florida at
f ) Gainesville, will be the recipient
of aa honorary degree berg Friday
at the annual commisftemsnt •*ertiaee of Yeehiva Unlefrslty, It
waa announced hero by Dr. Sam
uel Belkin, president of America's
first University tinder Jendeh aus
pices.
Mr* Miller will receive the de’ gres of Doctor of Humane Letters
and also address the Dedication
sons, Hrtice tl,miner, Joe Terrto over St, the Itepuhln an.
and Frank Mn belha Ii It a v p *taki-'l
"*| l»al t* pint e x M itlv
mil LM (‘Inlnia Miprp
T I ip V a im d u iiH C m p o rn h o ii
A in r i ifH i« *» i l i n » : Ti p f I m iiik
t l i r N h \ m | o 1• b p iv h M»hi
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WASHINGTON, June IB- l ? l —
Army engineer* have recommend
ed that a new channel be built to
link Rig Lagoun ami I’entacola
Ray In Florida, Senator Holland
(I)-Kla) *altl yesterday.
The existing channel would ha
closed. The new tine would be 19
feel deep ami l'J6 feet wide.
The project would cost 188,000.
MaJ. Uenaral Lewis A. Tick, chief
of engineers, ha* »*nt a project
report to Governor Fuller Warren
of Florida for hi* approval befora
asking Congress to authorixo tha
work and to appropriate nnnev for
It.
1 HOUR SPECIAL — FRIDAY !> To 10 A.M.
COTTON SLIDES
In i,
1New Schedule Is
Planned For State
Remember him 3vith a g ift of diminution from Yowells.
Bgantlfnl lotnglni slippers In *oU4 eatora and prints, light,
aprlngy, eomforlabK with Foam Leather Boles. 8m. Med. Lgs.
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*i titlct July >I liad l!>
leachtt* pj-.-llig ihe tetts can
,nullify for r.nks I,. I. nr 9 teach
ing certificate* wit hunt the usual
|college training
State -School Kupt Thomas D
Halley mid the ream, will be held
, «t Florida Stuti UntversHv, L’nivcrsily of Flnrtia, Uruvtrxity of
Miami, a m i Florida A & M Col1legeDeadlin. fir spplfatuin- tu tha
; State Department uf Fducathin to
take tha exam* t* June 16
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shoes for summer comfort, and good looks.
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FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY ONLY!
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TUESDAY, JUNE 14,
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Governor Sign*
Record Bill On
Appropriations
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A record appropriations bill author- i .
itlng $W,000,000 more in expend
iture! than the Stale hat in sight ;
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for the next two years is law today | fj
wllli Governor Warren’s lignslure. |
He approved llie $240,000,000 ■
iptnding bill last night after uiing
*
hii veto power in strike nut three I .
provisions by which the Legisla
ture sought to tie strings to some !
of the funds.
The bill allots the money lo run
nitrly every Stale agency, in- t
stifution and department for thr ,
ntxt two years. The Governor is
•xpected to call a special legisla- j
live session late in the summer to ;
levy new taxes lo pay tha bill.
Governor Warren struck out pro-1
visions which would hsvei
I (ON Of THI fOSMI* U. ft. Ambsmsdor to flrnrll, William Pewley Jr.,
1, Prohibit release of any con- i h*« recently been reported the "li*«rl interest" nf Kllrnheth Tnylnr, one
tlngent or emergency fund* except 1 Of Hollywood's more ellurlns new starlets, At s Minml Henrh, F Is,
on written application, public hear party, Pawley gives Miss Taylor a lastn of rake.
(fnlrrrmllrmnl)
ing and affirmative vote of five
of the seven Cabinet Budget Cum-1
mission members. He said that
would lie cumbersome and nil<*bl
result In dslsys when emergencies
truss.
2. Limit the salary of the State
forester to *0,50(1. He pointed out
that It conflicted with another act
of the Legislature permitting pay.
metit of *7,600 to the foraitar. He
now gels *0,000,
8. Prohibiting employment of a
person In two Jobs or payment of
rtli salary from trioro than on*
fund except with the Budget Com
mission approval.
Tits Governor also vetoed two
other set* of the Legislature de.
signed to slop the practice of em
ploye* receiving pay from two or
more funds. The Governor'* pt**» 1
secretary and one of his special
Investigators are on • long Hal
of workers drawing pay that way.
Warren laid although the Dill"
rrjeent lo he arunomy measures,
they actually would have the op
posite result by forcing many
agendas to hire full time special
lets for essential work when they
could save by hiring an expert or
another agency pert time.
Before (he midnight deadline
for him to eel on hlfle passed by
tha Legislature, the Governor also
vetoed acta that would)
Compensate eattla uwners whose AITHOUOH HI II HNIIHID taking orders at West Point, Lt. Georgs M.
animats died aa a result of dipping Shephard of Motion, Kan,, msy suddenly find (pat his new bride, the
far fever ticks. He said tha Lagli- former Eva Humphrey, Conrordla, Ken., will have plenty for him in ,
Utttr# failed in provide funds to their married life ahead. Leaving ths chaptl, the couple embrace beMath tha traditional arch of sword*.
(fnlernalfonoJ Soundphoioj )
make the peymenti.
Permit the Game and fresh
Water Fish Commission to meet
Rotary Moot
anywhern In the state and adopt
regulation!. He said It would cause
Bv Alley
f r w i t f o ll ti l F u t III I ' K f t I Hi* |
contusion among psopl* doing bus
iness with the hoard and Increase
1energy control lor tliii is of psm
(ravel espenses.
inmiiit iinpoHniK* lo ilia people o(
Require medicine chest poisons
the whole world.
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ftp
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to he sold In rough surfiirnl ho!tlxpl.imiiiH lie Iiiiiuic, lie smd
Ilea. Ha said the bill was inspired
J I S ' Be MA'F I t GOOD
thnl lli* (hilled Ntiboot, i* voting,
bv "splcuded motive*" — but It
MAW THINKS
was unenforceable, did not define
inexprnrnml nutl wruk, that ll
poisons and might tie an uncoil*Tou i s !
has no armed lour ai a mraiis id
•tltutional icstralnl of trade In
eitfotiiiik sis del luon and imid de
InUralale commerce.
pend upon moinl inaiioii. Develop
Hie last-mlmitf vetoes btougbt
tha total to 44. If thr Lsglslaturt
niflil of Hi shilily lo preierve peace
comes back In special istslon, It
will lake time, he declared, and lime
will gst a quick chsnca to over
is intiirlhiiiR il may nol have. 1)1
ride tnoss that came after the reg
(imalrly the suueit o f the U. N.
ular session adjourned.
depmd> upon the mirllineiii un
More than 800 bills became law
without tha Governor’s signature
derstanding of the nations of the
•a the midnight deadline passed.
world slid ol (he people of the
Most of (ham wsr* local bills
world.
affecting only on* city or county.
Hr called upon the ILitsrisns In
Along them were manures docontrolling rents In Dads, Hills
study the United Nations and to
borough ami Polk Counties. The
cliticirr il rnnslrurlivrly. i'rorn
Governor had vetoed ■ statewide
such study opinions will he formed
rent decontrol law and It was sus
•nd when they sir made known
tained by th* Legislature In regu
lar session but h* 1st the local
they will he translated into action
law* stand.
by thr govctlimrul. lie inn).
Oanaral acts that became law on
Vmlnii at thr lumhron included
tha last day;
Lyman I’hillipi, Howard Monleith
flat up a separata hoard of parks
ana historic memorials, divorcing
and Holm Dean of Snnforil.
the State Park Service entirely
i tha Btata Forest flsrvlca .
SturniH
•lisa summer dog racing In
Florida—ths Jacksonville
It'oettniea From Fee* nan
and Pansacola tracks.
baseball.
home.
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(Coni Inusd From Page One)
Changed Stale beverage laws to
Properly and crop dsmage wee
Mlnata county commission auth- unvouiags trad* and commerce tremendous. Duck Creek rns« in
Ity to pass on liquor licenses and In Germany, to apaed tha move to a shnpplng village nl Garland,
wring method of massurlng dla- ment^ of goods between Berlin washed uway stocks, mill hattsrail
m s liquor atoroa an dbars must nnd tha varloua rones and to aat- bulldlngn. Constnhle C. R. Smith
fla apacific quarrels as they arlka. •aid a million dollars In damage
from schools nnd churches,
Appropriated *125,000 for sa Tha Informants said an atl-Oor- wae wrought at Garland. A hun
economic affairs group dred pardons were rescued In
nding the Stats hospital psychl- man
would be made up of repreaanto- boats.
Mrs. Cooper and her husband
HAMBONES MEDITATIONS
<00 SH</ rtWlMft (air
It W
Retired Professor
tn rJB M ;
Berlin block
to ralmpoM th#
,. Vlahlnsky hex axpraaaod a dt,to n*,to,t rpur-Powat control In Garmahr In U » fo n t of
Spy Trials
Farmers’ Income
oooxmaKer* uacause u w»i
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hV "»■««! Influential p#rj ury chargas. The former high
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newipapera
and “big money gu J( | yD<pirtniint official la a c
.
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... tl .
ruiad of lying when he denied that
t
Alford ta d he didn't know the h, «Ver gave eonfldantlel govern- !.*?*,*
t h n ^ r m y ^ 7 £ iiK S S d M N
‘wo. C
J » c? T i,me"
vices commlltee.
—
Melvin
J.
Richard
and
Burnett
editorial
polldet
of
the
prate
on
m<f)t
pipers
t0
Whittaker
Cham&
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committee.
the measure, and "I done know ^
Mfr.dlscrlbed courier for a
,
; Clapp, much to lilt surprise,
wythlng abort, any^ big money, wartime Red apy ring.
,
| found himself termed “unemployside" by tho Army for lecture
~.......
nectlon with any of them/'
l n Walter H. Anderson of the State i Miami,
| •Iiiiv in Germany. The Army quickAt ohe point. Defense Counsel u
I ly apologised but the Renat* group
Clyde W. Atkinson popped at hint: ,?
railed Secretary Cray before It
“You are pretty eaally bribed T" ;
today for hii “object lesion” on
publishing reports damaging to a
ford shot back. "I'va been lunched „ J.°f, * | f ' rJ 7nltnw«d 5*e^n>«ei
man's inpulatlon.
and dined but never bribed."
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Secretary Gray testified a sub
The Senator said ha had accapt- ' „ u i nP,V * ' U , f
B ll
ordinate in the Department of the
Army applied the teroi "iinemptoyed tha *2,000 from Scrugga in ,
.
....
the tmdrooni of a jurhutimn nome. I Outside the courtrooms^ the Hn-.
ahlr" in “denote unavailability—
A recording of the alleged e o n -; American Activities Comralttaat
covering many reason* for unavallnhilll)
“In no way did the files Indl*
talc any question regarding the
i loyalty of Clapp," reiterated Gray.
Karlirr the Roust Un-American
Highway Patrol tastlflad ha lis
Activities Committee votrd In
tened to a conversation over ■
giant Dr. Kdward U. Condon a
sound aystam from tha next room
hearing whenever he asks for It.
between Alford and another man,
Ami If Condon falls to request
but ha naver taw the man. Ha said
one, Rep. Nixon flt-Callf) said he
he heard Alford say:
will push for on# anyway.
• i ’ll go along with you on this
hr f'nndon I* director of the
bill." Then, he said ha heard the
Federal Hiiteau of Standards. A
money being counted.
subcommittee report last year
described him as one of the weak
est links In ntomlr security. Coil-’
don replied lie was "absolutely re
IC n llH M f t am Fee* Oasl
liable,
*
be published In thla week'* Issue,
Another atomic sciential. Dr.
that Lewis hes not yst "glvsn
Flank F. Opncnbelmer, told the
the eet-up hie blessing.”
committee today he was a Com
"If anything, ho hates to see
munist for three and a half years,
It come, the trade weekly said.
lie said this was before he worked
. V;
The Tlmee Indicated that the
no ihi' atom bomb project. And he
Wet. bumpy roads and
agreement
on
the
co-ordinator
Insisted he always was a loyal
wae acceeplable to both North
American.
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The commission took no action has been confronted with the stalk ern operators and Lewis. Both
publications
said
operators
want
on a nioposal that II Investigate a danger of having to close shop," ho
mifl. Let Jones' Tire Shop
Harry M. Moses as tha eiar. He's
Ntevedore strike In Hawaii.
declared.
Nu-Tread ypur a m o a t h
Not was them any action on the
Meanwhile, charges that John A. president nf the II. C, Frick Coke
way the Jostle* Department haa ficruggs bribed a senator for hla Co., U, ft. Steel subsidiary.
The first conference called to
tires. Protect yourself w |th
.Southern operator* are dead draw up an International wheat
...... .. liiiiid lln g espionage re p o rt*. n iie H g u i n H i the w i i i , - ; i u .ic Inu
Nison hits been critical of depnit- were sent to (lie gland Jury for set against such a plan, the agreement met In Rome In 1831.
th a t good gripping power
ntcniril niHiiHgemeut of th* trial of study after his accuser undciwent Times added.
No Northern operator would
n siinpeiidcd employe, Mis* Judith sharp and rough questliinlng by
Stool* and umbrstlaa are tha
which today's automobiles
t'opliui. Nixon said the matter was defense lawyers.
comment authoritatively on the tymbols
i vn
of power for chief# of
Sciuggi, former legislator and “exar” Idea. Rut one, who de the Ashanti,'an African trlba.
dliicossed today lint nothing wai
surely need.
long-time loeal Democratic party clined ue of hla name, said:
don*.
leader, entered a formal plea of
•chouls In Hemlnote County and
"I wouldn't be surprised"
• V-' i f
iiiiinreure at (be ontsel of the ptaJoined the I). H. Air Forcer, Oct. 5,
C o m m iH H io n
llinliiary hern lug h'.'fnrc (bumty
1043. He received his basic train
Il's a llis H Fin". Fas* (last
Judge James C, Gwynii,
ing nl Miami Reach and gunnery
Gaining at Buckingham
Field,
Comity Health Unit teem as ai Senator C. I,. Allmd of Grand
"imtlnnea Fean, Faae duel
health inensui" alto* coats foi this lildge, Who arnised Scruggs of and three xlstrrt, Mr*. It. C, Mil Ft. Myers and at Casper, Wyom-1
Ph. .808
mi! not Incjii'le'l lu the City hurl- paying him fIf.iMMS In vole against ler and Mias Fvelvn Ratliff of lug. In Cm ope he ncrvrd with the' ln( & Elm
get. The Commission, however, hi- th* bill, letnld Hi" «l"i 'n ji d'H- Sanford and Mrs. William III riv 7H5th Bomber Hquidrnn and w as,
first- reported missing on March
tends to bnv* alleys sprayed to matlc speech after passage of tha eter, Jr. of DeLand.
27 Years E s p a rU n e t'
kill losecie as hi former years, tin iixlll" A p r
Hgl. Ratliff was horn In Sam 2, 1046, Confirmation of the death
Defense lawyer* nuked him fnrd, Den. 11, 1024. ife attended ""'a made In March, llMrt.
said Mr. MeKihbln.
William Hlans'dl was appointed
ns ileputy ludldlng Impector for
tlm Munlclpid Airport aica. He will
seivr under Howard Favllte, city
liiilldinc Inspector/
A. H, Peteraoilrequeatotl • Iran
chlse to mount wdlssll triangular ad
verthing signs on City parking
melera, with 20 percent of gross
»dvertlsing rerellits to go to the
Cltv. Manager MrKIhbln was dir
retail to Investigate other cities
‘i l
having "Xpuisnce of this type
•if advertising.
(.ease of the small arms build
ing nl th* Municipal Airport to
fipsncer Castle was approved. It
will he rebuilt to serve as living
quarters.
I.ease for one year I? six lots
immediately south nf the City
water plant to the produce firm
uf Jr..... ami McLaughlin was ap
proved, Hiihjeet to n six months
rliniHU, hi this area may lie later
used by the City for expansion of
the water works. Tho firm <*111
There's no finer cigarette In the world
erect ii temporary office on the
site nnd park tnuka in tha area.
today than Lucky Strike! To bring
The site WHH funnel Iv iKTtipleil by
inimh'lpal tennis courts.
you
thin finer cigarette, the makera
Robert Rnstwlek of the Florida
1'mver and Light Co. presented an
of Lucky Strike go after fine, light,
outline of a long range street
naturally mild tobacco—and p ay
lighting program and pointed out
(hat th* company had previously
millions of dollars more than official
rat up as a demonstration a new
type nf high light fixtures of high
parity prices to yet it! So buy a car*
Intensity at the Park Avenua—
Twenty-fifth Street Interned ion.
ton of Luckies today. See for your*
The Commission delayed action
on the matter, due to the fact that
•elf
how much finer and smoother
the talk was concentrated on com
mercial and arterial lighting
Luckies really are—how much more
whereas the luimedlata need Is for
lighting of residential areas, said
real deep*down smoking enjoyment
Mr. MoKlhhlii.
they give you. Ym , smoke a Lucky!
New street lights ware ordered
put up at Summarlln and Calory
You'll agree It'a a finer, milder, more
Avenues al the east City llmlla,
and on Park Av >nna on tha curve
enjoyable cigarette!
near Twenty-thlro Etraat.
10
struck from Army lexicon
word “unemployable.’’
$57 Million Expendi
ture Over E x p ected 'J
Income Made Law
German Plan
Bookie Joints
Dalian
the police chief to entoice the gatnb|(ng | ,w.
Were Bald-Headed
Mine Strategy
Cabinet Meet
City
Sfft. R atliff
J. VIDEL JONES
to give youg finer e.
Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays miiliofls of dollars more
than official parity prices for fine tobacco!
V
F. D. Roowevelt,
Jr*
j jlL .
l*ao I 1HM mat a paaauae.vt
read tha oath and Roosevelt sober
ly answered “I . do.” Ha wore a
rumpled light brnwn summer suit.
Democratic members of tha
Ways and Means Com ml lias will
get around to giving Hooaavalt a
committee poat later thla weakIlia reported preferences are laboor banking, but aa tha , nawaat
freshman ha will hare to takl what
ha can gat.
. • .
Roosevelt became the SUttfl
member nf the Hnuao and the 281at
Democratic, There atlll era taro
Democratic vacancies,
e v e n t A. w ao tte, N ltn w In dtpfn tU n I s e n
hoiMFfftan of WtndtU, N. C„ sag*; "Season affar ,
season, F ra aaen fAa makers of tucAfea Aug Ana
faAaaro...tobacco fAaf makes a m/Msmoke. Fee
smoked Lugkfee mgeeff for M geare," ffere'e
awra eeWeiwa fAaf Auakfee are a Saar afgareffa.
Colored Churched
Tha Substantial
Baoutlctons
Club mat roaontly at Mrs. Mot.
Beauty Solon. Fiona for tha ptgr
were discussed ami announcotM
was made that Urn stub will "two
trip around tha world* on Jung I I
and tho public la Invited to eaja
tho event,
••/
Tho next moating of tha alub
will bo held tonight at tho homo v
Mr* Clou Brown, U M
tw os'
Avanua, at 1:00 o'eloak. All gt*«P
bars are aakad to be prosant.
f(e
�r~
the
w eather
Scattered local thunder show*
eri in afternoons, otherwise part
ly cloudy weather through Tnura*
day. Moderate variable winds.
AN IN D E P E N D E N t DAILY N EW SPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA* ; W E D N E S D A Y . J U N E 15. 1940
EaU blished IM S
rO M JM E X X X X
Clark Denits
Report Hoover
Quit FBI Post
Associated Prana Leased Wire
NO. 212
Taft-Hartley Law
1
° *n
*est'fat?!Feature Added To
Czar For Coal
Truman’s Labor Bill
Senate Group
KIDDIES A N D MOTHERS ENJOY PARTY AT ZOO
Monopolistic
Con
trol Is Feared By
Operators, Senator
Robertson Asserts
U se Of Secret Re
ports In C o p 1o n
Trial Said To Be
Basis Of H ot Row
City Proposes
Construction Of
Tourist Building
Senate Oltriys Amend
ment To Require
U n m n Rat gaining
With E m p lo y e r a
WASHINGTON? June 15 (/P )Washington , fun* r> </ri
I hr V n - lt r thinking l I'liimiHrc
Attorney General Clark today de
«■ tSIlINHmV. June 15—</P)
l o i n l unanimously IihI.iv to l t u r ,scribed as "ridiculous" a report
— UtoMirv (icfirnO ('lark and
lig.rlc ,i proposal to trl up s cothat J. Edgar Hoover had resigned
ludo.tr kilM (Turki K Wilson
otilm.iloi ol • lurl negoli.itoi Im Fee M.iv He Charged
aa FBI chief.
trutnrd up lodsy in n plea la
r»»gr-,. i„ "pt.ie Hi* gvp«" In
.» l.ngc -cgincnt of llir
Clark made this comment to a
rthcrn
Civic Clubs b’or Use tin- i'iitl righto l.ih i .Hid forbid
o.il producing imluslty
reporter on a copyright story pub
I'rin* practice* in trsnsOf I'nurisi Center Jim
Senator Miivbjllk tIJ-SI ), llo
lished in the Washington Timespint ilton They (edified lo a
c u m n u llrr rhairinan. s.ml llir in
Heratd. The newspaper said Hoovei
llmi-ie iudirinrv .uihcorumittea.
Flans lot llir i on .liuclion by
ijuhv »ill g-i ii m ln wav Moml.iy,
I lift* tiippnrtrd strongly a
had resigned in a hot row with
llir ( ily nl i | i •(HI Inulihug foi
briind loll to put mi the taw
ll will lie im u tlK lrd In t iiii.tl
Clark alter protesting against the
tnundi lir.,1 tlir ihljfflrho.ltd IhhiI,a most of the t com mendsInmiiM* snlii oniiiuller
Attorney General's decision to tel
weir irsealr.l list null! a I 1
ot a rlvlt rlg h ls ru m m lttaa
In .igirrmg lo ciunlin I .in in I, m u l l ......
secret FBI reports be used in Jud
, ,,
|
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MInch " ilsoii headed.
a
Hireling
ot
ihr
h
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n
n
l
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n
r
i
i
i ritm.itinn. llir lull cnimmller ap- 1
ith Coplon's espionage trial here.
pu.v cil .1 lriolutmn offered |,y Srn
,,lr [
1 "".in-., e | W \ ‘ III .i .TON |.,ne 15 * T*>—
Asked about tha story in the
1*‘V M.iyot Alnlicn t'.irraway who iiia iti* a.Fji- I a I ift Hartley
Times Herald, Clark declared:
.u lilcil t in t llir Cit>'> .n iiiii.il $ 5,000 li.. |. ituie to the I (umau Admin*
le p o i le l s
"I am amated that a reputable
'Oloe « u.d npeialot, are "(r.si till" •ippiopiulioii Im ibr I'li.iinlirt ol I'liaiion * lal.oi lull today by sol*
newspaper would go to such
•
list Ihe I'lali to set up .s ii,*l.' l o m u l 'll >• WMiilil hr lilt bv $ 1,000 "•g to i- in n - unions to b argain
lengths as to coniure up a story
till employers.
as Kohrisloli pul It, would lead i* P O to p.iv lot llir lunlillllg
like that."
Suggrilllig ti n t llir < It Iiiil.fr ol
llo v tsim • aiur on a ' o l e r vote.
lo ' b» same type ol uiouiipolislic
A few minutes earlier, Press Sec
Ibe lull ilieadv contained a re*
tnull'll now e,rim ed, and appal , I'ntnmrur nmtlit m.ikr up lln.
retary Charles G. Ross wes asked
rolls hv 'hr aulholltv ol law. osri ]de(lCleil«.V liv asses'iilg a eliaige i|iiuemeiil lh it employer * must barby While House reporters if he
ihe mn,ris,"
,againsl llir m u dubs ami nthri I>IUI wilb Ulllous I b e r l l e i l of the
t'hutii hv I'm.
had eny comment on the report.
ai and Mr*. H. I.. Beard, a Imrhrr, *>nlkrd In the MuAn mitstanding aorlal event of lh* year for the "small try" »««
([in i ge Fove, head o( the I'llH | griuipi using the louiist Outer, lie iinrndmeul would be to rna ke it
Hoovar himself v s i unavail
Zoo for an hour of delightful fun natrhlng the hltd* and
Weal
' first grade pupila tif‘ the
lie West
the party given nn May 34 by
liingli i oil mliilsleil ' ns' ' iiinpNiiy, liaid that no other plan lias been iii mdair I tbor pi t tu e a , in
able. Tha FBI had mat all In
animala. Following this they trooped hark to the nrhmil to
[limp of
Hide Primary Hrhnol for the kliidergarten rlaaa. The grim
l.Ill j {advanced Im pmviding a suitable
«nni.uiired yesterday tIso, M
many
quiries with n crlap "no com
ihr I ,ti II u ilrs Art for either
romplel* the party by enjoying nip rake* and Ira rream
72 children, accompanied by 46 mot her a, Mr a. M HI. John.
n l m e M o ri lo i n ■m il p ln ilu i e l -<
ment.”
titer ling pl»fe Im Sanlordi ssinln ,i,l* i i* lose to b.iig.iiu t ollfcw o iih t lik e In set u p • l UllM.lt)
Clark want Into a huddle with
sun >
> lit
ill' proposal ilia! thr tn ilv
n u lliliM iil- M
nl
i on I
to g M in tio l |* visitor, tin.
'lh rail* n thri in good
top aides Immediately upon his
civil «lulu t 4t tip l h- I oilm,1 l ru t nib
to I i s i i i I I i d e s lilt g s w iih
u liii I
arrival at the Justice Depart
SetTft Mooting Of
Three Fort Myers
Fluted
Mho- Miu m i
r i »v.*5 r r j f i l f t l
ment this morning. It was under
b p i - ig* wa ill- f | i ‘t ilrfinil*
Rig I I’nsliMim’d Lewi
I Mil'll
Children Drown
stood tha subject under discis
*'it\ M i l i e u
Mi'KiliblM a, ii i, i it-ii bv tin- . 'm u l e in its
l.o - i* -aid Ihe
sion waa whether to Issue a for
Mini
ItfUvi'rn f 11,DIM* itiui
1 lung .h i. i t ' o se t , h u ig m g the
mal statement on the resignation
PARIS, Jun.- l5-(/P»—A like lo have Ilai I
FORT M YERS. June II. -(/Ft
4-1
bvtti,* vpe-fti itiimjiilt) un j
no
lit
nl
the
II
t
report or Ignore It, since It wan
scheduled secret m eetlnc of lloUmi I tf pr ulmit Inn Hittf t but it • ' I iitt 11,Utley Al t.
—Three
children,
missing
since
I Ilit-lu ll gh, I nke
related to the still-continuing
Means, tide W alt-i P Keuther,
llig Four Foreign
M in iste r.
| mil i;otnl Im -im's, t •• sp**ittl tu miu b '
tale yesterday, were found
Coplon trial. There was no for
svnn rutted "Tf :it IIn- last imu
trmnrv **■> m««s t<» hnn^s DMirWts u i r liter.' ,f the I' 10 F m ted Antodrowned
In
the
Cnloomhatehl*
Mi*- r h ill* hut h r vv*H
mal statement after tha meeting
Atl«
ilte loduv when t'.oviet I 'o n l g o
I tint* mill th r u rmt liuvr any p la n imdaln Wmt'i n , .aid that
River here today. They were
ftIV
It
broke up.
Miniiiter Andrei V
V hhtii.ks
I Id r tlit'in t«* Hifi't m uAr Fni oUu'i iiiiiii'ti iii'iii \ i auair nf ihe uti*
Sidney, ID, Maureen, five, and City Manager, Police
h
o
lt
f
t
1
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M
rs.
Williams
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x
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p
e
r
d
te
lark then left for Capitol
f'hvplnv mi'lit pinblnm Olid
f1will
m k e d fm "m ore i line" A m en
! rr c in illo tial pnipoif.i tmre I
Shirley, three—children of Mr
•ill 4k fin n r Mr * l„,l „||ll in
to teetlfy before a House
pit ti iggrr ividv fm rnrrrcMve
| »:«*t In r»
run nourreis nhl Vl:.ldnikv wa
plains
Effects
Of
Chief
Get
Orders
and Mr*. Frank Rockwell of
.
Mi
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ii
1
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HI
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i
,
ii
i
.
ttie
1
M
M -HlflHIM-.I fill ( a0 K T I Wi ll
Judiciary aubcommlttee on a
liol |n ep n ii"l fm the meellni*
Myers. Constable Jimmy
Fill Mirruih tif tIi** <
Mitt 1M i l l 1•M *•
H ill'll I / ill ,
series of civil right* bills. Re
To Clean Up Aren with w estern f o irig n loilii'dei
Children’s Training Fort
Flynn, one of those who recov
(’fmmlim nf fnmmmif* «anl llmfi
I
m ('fin M U i h Ci * •
i
m
ill
i
i
i
i
i
i
d
i
y
m
ill
p'kt
porter! met hi miner* on hi* *rVluhiin.ky loot tieen e ,p e e l e d »o
ered Ihe liodies, Bald apparently
i i i l.t tmw ••(*.♦! imu In 4 oi g a m /atio ii ' West O pens ‘W ar’
1
ii
Idtagm ss on seas t «« i
"The way the home is tun is ihe the children had gone out In a
MIAMI RKACM77une 15 (/P>— I tiring In the Kremlin'-' isnswei ■»!ulhr t e vUej n tit f l idll114 C 4<l||*
a yrai
o ii li u e l u i ' i i g i r e - | tiHwi’rii |1,.Mm and
to
w
estern
proposals
for
a
and
way the government will hr tun rowbont and the boat overturn The Mia mt Beach city council to- j
liie o te t ie lw r e n H ie u p r M l o i .i u liil tf* o p r r a l r th*» Toiiiir I
To H alt P lague
a n s p o rt-tr a d e
ugi cement on
if all th o 4f iMliig Mir huiiding
lie - ( l i i l t a i l iM m e S d . i K i i s
H e ml
;n the future," stated Mrs. Sara ed In a heavy wind and rain day unanimously adopted two res- I tr
GarniHiiy Russia and Ih* West
storm.
The
capslied boat was
WMtihf
r
t
m
t
n
li
u
tr
ptopoihonaH
y
to
Meto Williams, president of the floating about 300 yards frogi 1* olutioni ”banning
all gambling ip a re reported i^rar a g re e m e n t ois ilct
Of (Grasshoppers
"n
r t p f ii r*a,
reduction
nf
,.|* o v of I li a u p a r a t i..ii, du t r t tb U
m
j Business and. Prof assional Women's (ha nearest barllei.
th e i r propdsaVi
'"
‘ Hrt trty I
I,iMill
from
thr
I’lly’n
MinfriDiilmil
b e lie v e m il a n t i t r u s t m w » p el lu ll
Club, who spoke lo member, of
Onr rC'olutton presented by ihe
SHEHIDAM, Wyu, June
i l i - o i l - g " m l . ' su e d h ii l i g t r . Mich' I \41mjM lint hr aITI iiu*
ll ,i n1 1mi, it (la I'lgi T wmI
| W
\
Mm| i Ihiuu pf r «iiIt*111 id --I’> 1h, log Sie w ar to head off
the Pilot Club at their dinner meetMi ami Beach Hotel Owners Asso
•lift Kmanr» ( hits, u anted I I u.n* i" i"-iv gi as shopper plague start*
elation called upon the Polite IJr tOS ANGELEsTjune 16 (/Pj—
in 'h® Tnu,i' , r,nl(r ,‘” t
nhy a mridutg ol tlir innnim r Iill* -il loilav "ii th- nirigra of Wyonr*
partment and the city manager "it*
Pretty Barbara Manning Is taking night.
"g ami Muntana
l
P
ocket
CruisScr
- mimiMi'rH ih alifij; w »t)i 11$i> mb
janlotca impartially, witiioiil feai
i'li'iii five buses, poison-laden
a few day a rest from the strenuExplaining the effects of train- D n a g l l o a f T i l
•
t
tntil
md
bcfii
tabl'd
Mn>ni
n c q u v s i c u i u o c c i t i r f<lv,ir 4„ 0,din, nre, „mJ l(IUA
were taking off on tha
Type D estro y eis i lUiiuHV titul that hr did »mt pliim,
?“■ P,UA,IC,‘Vkr hlH “
ing the children receive in tlie.r
iu * flights "f h month-long
niMhr
.tatid
th
a
t
tin
'V
a
up|"
«*
I
'ncimimg ti,0.e i
Hollywood0' publicists handling ' " T "
I1"
"f
a mrrtm$; and I'tr, miuil ‘'Hointung' I'liiiipnign. The
Arc R eactivated U:d»» nl* ill,1ptilillili
r r ______
[covering every type and form .1
the pre-nuptials press relations »uy 1<»nd the iiatinit, Mrs. William* top's
it I Vi'v p*t Mn 1 Miin du i - f goat i, li, wipe "o' Mu' gru.shop' *
'!♦' f’-nififv piitfl Iii'fivllv
favorite nesting
thu 24*y«ai-old Hondo in weary wn» "wmiuin t Rri|M»n*ilnlitv •«»
Mi iiihei i of the loertl elinnler of i K'"nliluig.
I ''lUllM'l (I1 •' (pi »' rd .t -•Hi.la i I-i i i in l li.'ii
fl«l flit' |Mt- f tf Mif Vll fniv wllifll
1.1 on- la
U nited World
Federalist j were I I lie second resolution, mirotlm
•ftci* much plcturf!*Uklnir
iking mu!
a in- ||Pr Comnuimly.
\rm, .tu, . im i||,, t.,.,1 g ir.il roll
\V. ate |usl beginning to glva
ter viewa by newsmen, .She wants
Mis. Williams urged llinl -ill urged to w rite their represenla- rd hy (o unsilm ati [). I.er I’rmell. fllrl." Ju d g e 1lungliri Hlenstroni
iliem hidl." stud tall, sunburned
to be rested for the social activ women lake nn inleicsl m thru tlve. In Wanhlngti.u askini; niip- rliirctrd llic city m .im g rr hikI t Iiip I ile.-lnr-ii V’i I.U'Ih V n fteinoon it
I - . Ivor mn "f ilm 1* S Hej.art*
port "f it currant Hnusc hill fav
ities p. seeding her marriage June
r I eginii lint H-i tie dedlrntad a
oiniii n( A griculture.
government, both city and national. oring world govarnment, whan the nf |ifi|ice "lo ta k r whatever slr|n th
20 to Governor Fuller Warren.
seinll of Ml iien.-s who g.ive then
Fm Ibice uei'ka, p artlr* o f
Tha Governor said yesterday nt It makes no difference, she 'aid, group mat at the (dty Hall last n e c e u a ry ami to employ all a. nl Itv» : in Itir USI He |s it S’l^UMI.
)>ug
ex p erts
under
Ivorson’a
Tallahassee that Barbara la such a vhat club or organiialion th.il a night. The success of tha state able mean* to l u p r e u and elimm of World W i r II
■upt i vision m d - over a 30.000,iM.lt lira I program In jiauslng^ two ale all Illegal gambling and all 1 The gold still tnemorisl service
good cook that "In furtherance of
rraartaaed oa rag* Two*
William
/im
n
irm
i.m
0110-acre d an g er
tune, picking
svorld govarmnent bllis In Tallafrontier frugality which this ad
j wh held by Futophell l.or. iny
the u * i ' g m s s h u p p e r con*
ntlirr form, of la w le tin e ..."
Dii\s In Marylaml •out
ministration net ao faithfully prac Knot Hole Gang To
, llnlt Mn fill, Anietlriii t i glon
*«•••
,,ur,,,K
,h»
r*C
fn
t
te“,on
eiitintli.il places.
Hie action today reverted lb ' Atixllltitv, w’ltti fniiilltas mid t-ls
ticed” ha la thinking of having her
ww ^ r t a
s i t
i m WM9 dlSCUIBfdT hey
pinp'iinted
on
county
I tie ttev It I Zllllllin lliati. tr
taka over tha kitchen In tha exec-,
o € Started June
j UcpartA were mill# on local ac- .lan d taken by the council last | , v, s ,,f , |, ile.ul present.
. nips the ulcus w h eie th e " 'h o p *
i'll of llolv ( ' l o s t ('lull' ll, plan . I"
utlva manalon.
' tivihf i, including recent livin* Friday when it voted four lo ih if- ' as visitors
per populatlup. w as "critical"—
Whan Barbara heard this sht
As each nam e of the h e r o e . war,
I ater, uthi-r dentroyeie will h. leave tor 11*11 uiiiiie , Mil a , - in where 30 to . u u could he counted
Boys and girls under 12 years room forums hsld by Dr. Wayd* again.l a r'to lu llo n dengned *<>
■
pus
slide
folliuvllig
lieu
t
"f
H
ie
1
Rucker
and
Frank
Rhamaa.
Mrs.
sgW, "that's tins. n i b . happy to." ! ofVgV who dally
the gambling laws.
I c f ' l,<l; r" l" ! v w
for" " r‘! ""'J s*-«. tsvnlwal h u m the San H<eg" •leslli ot Ills lalher A
da attend tha play- Jullux Dlngfelder reported suc enforce
Will'aiu
•,l^n«,1
placed popples ....
on a- large cross -.*
of ll,,,. latg l1 Micittl l.llll (|PPl . ,.M*
New piilmii' ifinceulrd in a
11 Followed a crackdown
ha^eavSLt^hTt*^«* *«? »h- tiXnV1 Rroun,l» In the program comlu-ted c e s s In nrganlilng chapters
terns. The scroll was placed on m il l.e converted into k . l h r /im m e tn ta n at Ills holm >'i Ca bran the gum Imppers like will
0L t.hV Hol,J'; by tha Banford Racreatioii Ds- through personsl contacts In two i bookie* ordered yesturday by
•
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ville
al
II
:tM
I
u'clin-t
hi:,
the wall of the Hut hv Commander *.til pis. Oh tlipae, "lit tw in !' inch
ii spread m -r these arras b/
u t k . I*T*M «i*nt4 had banned . ,,artmm t will aa members of the
lice Chief Philip A. Short. Ill* "
Iiallowuv nf Camphell- gun mount (urw ard will tic inotai lit u rung
(lanes lltes- m--cliciedi* are *o
kltcbap photos of Barbara. Tha I J.Knot Hole Oang” be admitted college*, end in Daytona Beach appointment It scheduled tu tie cm James
Mr
Z
im
merm
an,
-m,
Im
hud
,
Fussing Post Mo 53.
,..| m l h a r a t a p u t which can llim u
pfata agant axplatn,
__ _ jfree
lethal "tily fvii tenths of one
lined to newsman:
ree t0
haaebssll games
to baseball
games at Munln- and In Enterprise.
sldered later today hy the ri.iir- ■
!
ln-err
in
ill
liealth
fur
.ome
iim{ ounce In fiv- p "mils of bran
Pointing mil the price paid fm depth i liaigps Miulllid a UUU pin
"A governors wife or. for that pal Park, Mrs. P. M. Oingles, iecThe local cb*P*^ n’°^*d
i chtdre for chief has not been re freedom.
died
from
a
liearl
a-tark
III
will cuvet up in i - The II SPA
Judge Sleri.tr om r.m degicn ate
matter, moat women in ihe 8outh reation director, announced today. a minimum of *100 per month to
r „ y M„ iaK, r C |Blllt, Hen.|mw',
.m vlvi.r, llielilde lip. wife. I I* .i I' >ports a Oil percent kill.
eluded, "It is onr uldlgalion a.
Tin' four rcartlvalrd rlenliuve'
don’t work In th* kfuhan.”
iruananva oa ena* T m i
The "Knot Hole Gang" will l>e the Florida State branch of tha *,,,t,
two
SO|l:l,
William
aI
H
I lie lung- • -pperi ale about
Hit- nine, -'uniiiiighaiii, lluM.iu 1
Ameiiian -ttl/eris to work and
Declared Warren: "If I had started June 20.
votini oe
________________
U W f which would
be raiscu
raised1
(•aIf grown i ' * If left I*) live
fight fm those principles which and I-*.ins weir. recuminl»si*>ur<i
bean allly enough to hire a pub
through monthly
Bleachers will be atecled to
members/™Judge U n s o l v e d L yiU hil1$fM
ll.ey would .pin'll wings in 10
keep America fire "
.tin- in,mill ag*i tunny All fmil -ill
licity man who would make auch north of tha regular bleacher* to chspter’s 80 mem
(Oaavtaaae Qm Wage Twa)
days ami take "If tit swarms tu
Beiiedii'th.ii was pronounced try g" l.t" div'luck al limiter'* l'"ii>*
Dr. Ruckar
f lT g l
■om,.Dr,
Rucker
H ii tt ’M
2 6 111
III U
( r Ct ’OTRlit
take cars of all member* who will Douglas Btenstrom.
il-va.,tatr cmplaml over a treE. A Monfortnri, Mih F. A finv blue Ini uveiliaill and dig)'!
_____
be given cards entitling them ' n and the Rev. J. E. McKinley era
I ann..| a l v , | U ll p*iiH|,ni> i t
ni-nduna area.
...... aliulis
. nwlMTnM
Lonrwood Boy Wins admission.
, . In charge of the carrying out of
I!y the hi u d July , they would
i ('mill W C .Meyer, Hnikidey. liiiatuig
Tha program for the colored
Hev. V
i Calif , will tHke llie E vans I"
Elks Essay Contest Knot Hole Gang will be operated ,hVhr„".,.hi, mWn'i W iT v id o X S i Z Z
M
S ... M o Mh t Of
Ih
i -i iii ii lo Sanford oil Aug HI
r
Council Approves
Ban On Gambling
In Miami Beach
Civic Duties 0(
Women Stressed
At Pilot Meet
S
Barbara
ning
From |
ty W hirl1
Jud^f StniHtrom
Dudifjilrs Scroll
Af Legion Service
World Federalists
Support ror Plan
,n
at um
the filly Hall uon
unbroken string of unsolved rug:-.
In thec same
manner, and ...we.."-member* «1
B«m« IDMIincT*
. June 27 whan
. . . . . . tursx'hliifwtt
rU on the pledge program (lynching*
will be admitted to the regular r, pt>
A spieclat Wilkinson county
(Cm IIi h S oa raa* The** I
■Unda for negroes.
>lx
hour*;
grand jtury probed
., for
.
,
,
ORLANDO, June IB -(/P )-A
yaatarday nto the lynch-murder mothrr 0f f)v, children was iho(
' of.
Hl11' J r" lhcn the. i,irv and killed at hor home here to.ruled there was not enough ' v- day by her ex-husband, who then
tidenca to bring anyone to trialkilled hlmielf.
Tha decision brought Immediate
Coroner E. O. Duckworth (denrelease to two whit# men, am m iI ] tlfled the victims as Mrs. Ellen
_
| by th* nagro’a widow as the mm - Kennerly, about 46, and William
Kennerly, 43, He aaltl It was
NEW YORK, June 15—(/P)—The new president of Rotary Inter*. Dennis Lamar Purvis, 37-y*er- murder and sulclda.
national want out aunning for Babbitt today.
'old well-to-do business man, ami
The woman hart nix 3R-callber
pistol bullet wounds In hor cltoM.
* & « a J f o r al . let's kill any remaining Id... .bout Rot.ri.n. Malcolm Vivian Placetb an
I , i V i i ,; n n
Vi*
..id
• tfidan 27 years old, hart been lieId abdomen and head, Kennerly aho?
being BabWtta, Perey Hodgson
■
,. r oktured toT l*n da>* ,n tb* aam* Jail from himself above his right ear.
Ha rafanad to Sinclair Lawn jtovil, years ago, which pictured wh|ch th# n#Bro
Wll kldnanpcl
isgi
email
aa ----shallow. ®— ------si
W ALKER'S R EP LA C EM EN T
____ town "joiner.” —
May “30 and ktllad.
■—- eonfomtaf
——M —
—In*aa konb.lllDlklfl,
ORF.ANDO, June 16 OT)— Dsn
narrow,
back-ilappsn-'* nRoUry jriaaMant at tha orgnatM* Apparently it la now up to ths
"Tha .a w fttt RoU i Im by no
tOth 'Amaal eonrantloa aow fadaral goremmaut to decide L. McKinnon, chairman of a FlorVla Cltrue Commlsilon committee
means m am blaa.a Rabbltt." ith* IT1#a«lli i„ Naw York.
whether to tackle ths case.
to find a successor to Marvin
new haekl of th* aarvlca
spaaklng, ha tald, Wa,
come up yet with a recommend*ror th* eomlng----CORRECTION
ry. 8a la aarneatly an* to "ataka tl
A. B. Peterson, Jr., not his fa- here lat-e »n talk to applicants In
tha contrary,
daavorlng to maha hla community, whtela 1 lore ao 5*arly* Just a little thar, w af the parson referred to In person. McKinnon said,
for the *
nation and world a batter place to • bit batter than It la at tha mo- tha ancle yesterday on City Com
HATLIFF SERVICES
ity# In.
, ,
manfc"
.
.
mlaaifc actlvltlaa concerning a
rtAISBD
Funeral service* for Sgt. Er
"Ha la vary serious about the Hodgson la 47, well-built, early* proffcsal to place advertising signs
it problems we’re dealing balrtd and a waarar of haavy on parking rastara.
nest Harold Ratliff, who died
watar“
‘ dlna and lie * , hom-rlmmad glaeee* and, ha said,
oversea* In action March 2, 1946,
* ' ‘
*
"
I
UUTAIr U U V IlN H E n I
and whose body arrived this morn
William "Bill1 Snyder, a Junior
al Lrman School •$ Lonrwood, la
the winner In Seminole County of
the Ilka sponsored eontaat, "What
Makaa Democracy Work," Joel
Field, local Elk aeaay contest
chairman, announced this momInt; The youth It the Mn of Mr.
Md Mn. W, H. Snrdsr of Malt*
lend. Ann* Hammenq, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. W . Hammond, waa
the ascend prise winner.
, At Ovlado High School, Char*
lolta Smith, Junker student and
daughter of Mr. and Hta. R. C.
■with won tin t prise and Sadia
Louise MeConahg, g
---------
Killed In Orlnndo
New Rotary International Head
Goes Out Gunning For Babbitt
» is e i:
JA
ing from-Belglum, will be hsld at
8:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
_____ ha waa' attraeUd by Ha.tlmata it will'taka »344t.785 to tha First Presbyterian Church
motto t i aarviae.
I ran tha coanty govarnmant during with tha Rav. A. G. Mclnnla, Dr.
Ho aaid ho haa bean a raalatarad tha naat fiscal year. In figor"* B. D. Brownlee and the Rev. W. P.
Eapnblkaa aB Wa voting Itfa J lS
to tha couaty budget commls- Brook* officiating. Military ser
waa reluctant to disease paWea alon, whleh must approve the ap- vices In Evergreen Cemn'erv will
be conducted
down
to • minimum."
_______
_
,m jnd rm nllng that be apllto proprtatlons, the county board pro. | _w
_______ bv Campbell-Loss*
__
.i"*.P
Ing Poet
No. M,
M, the
the American
£ C ^ ,"w 2?atotoS|hU i E l i £ 5 ^ t6iee6$ t i 6 i
\
•
, 'f#"’010nf
thV
o*t
Ho.
toutlon.
m
gtran to
f«*t »•
J H im s iT
'if
■ JU & .
M'..a(lnii*d Ha r a a * T m l
<iii'lt fntmtlc
it,nl set Hie vtnga
| f,.t n trilhlf new generation that
<mill] very likely turn th* grain
belt Into a dust bowl.
On
the cuttle nnd sheep
rungcs. Ivoriuri figures that 30
grasshripircis t" tire yard will eat
360 pound* uf forage of each
acre. That's more than half of
what the raitgc* around here ex*
Hy HAM DAWSON
j.rct an acre to produce in good
NLW YORK. June 15—(/!’> - Al kail, one »ct ol idler,, given a times
had time of late by buyers, n having thing, its own way again Fur a It doesn't leave ettuugii for tha
livestock. The only nlternativ*—
rliaiige arul in a baiic induilry dial wai among the first to be Ini Lv i except
gelling rid uf the ‘hop*
the dump.
per.*—Is to ship the stock to
There’* a spurt in demand fur ccrlain type, of woolen fabric. Ihe pastures In other states or tha
(Cualltitiea On I'*k ' Ten)
price has gone up 10 ccnta a yard,
and the cloth is hard to get
developing In the textile industry,
' S X J r S !» turn-about—one that could show Herbert Stenstrom
12 30'to |. a y* d, an advahee of L p |n others, too. Perhaps it does
Honored At Stetson
roughly 3 per cent, and wfll make not. But anyway the ladle......... .
fabric In a woman'* suit cost
b# „
o fu
Judge Dongle* Stenstrom today
• round t i l .
a . air a
.
Observers sav It'* the sort nf
They are expected this fall to revealed with * delighted smile
thltlg that could happen In other f’,.vor woolens with a luster fin that hla brother, Herbert, had re*
lines, loo, If buyers have held up iHtl' hroadclolh* and Venetian reived an award at Stetson Uni*
orders too long whits waiting for covvt® * n‘l thei like, for their new veralty a* (he most "outstanding
freshman" foi 1949.
price cuts.
co»,s * nJ ,‘uU,■
Herbert Stenstrom, a graduate
And It strengthens the hope In
Wooten mill* say the buyers
the woolen industry that perhaps1played It too emart this spring, of Seminole High School, served
ita woret days ara over, or at the normal time to order cloth to during the past term is president
laaet that tha and la In sight. maka clothing for tha winter re of the freshman class and as pre
American Woolen Co. aaya Ita tall trade. O'ders were ao small sident of the Slgtna Nu Fraternity
mills making thaaa particular that the mills cut hack output. Pledge Class.
An a result of winning this
fabrics are booked up through Now the cloak and suit hoys want
August. Boma companies, that cut these fabrics In a hurry. The mills medal he automatically wilt be*
Woolen Sellers Have Things Their
Way As Fabric Demands Increase
back to one shift earlier this year, say they can’t furnish
.re now reported working three until Srplambar, whan
ahlfta again. Others a rt working
two.
come during hi* Junior year a
mcmb«r of "Ye Mystic Krtwe", »
Nfcret honorary group. Ho la tha
■on ol Mn. J. W. Baiabury, MO
Wait r u th Btreet,
�U 77
hinford Herald
City, as.
World Knowledge
The need fo r specie! training on the college or graduate
level to fit young men and women for careers In the forei^.i
service of th e S tate Departm ent has been obvious for some
time. The relative lack of such courses in th is country
m otivated Rep. Christian A. H erter of M assachusetts in
founding the School of Advanced International Studies in
W ashington.
The expiration of the five years originally planned as
the time lim it for this project has not seen the end of the
need for its trainees, however. It has been decided by the
trustees to continue the courses indefinitely.
E xperts in the line of world a ffa irs act as Instructors
course covin the sem inar courses. Beginning w ith a basic course
coverlng Bconomlca and hlntory, the atudenta go on to xpeclulizo
in different arena. Because there was not such an tnlucationul program fifteen years ngo, in the words of Congressman H erter, "W e have had to learn our lesson the hard
way— by m aking m istakes anil by being out-traded."
The growing importance of international relations
makes It necessary to put pur beat brains to work a t
solving the problems involved. Vitaliy im ixrrtant decisions
should not bo made by any but persons with a background
of knowledge w hich makes them thoroughly fa m ilia r w ith
sfiftSfl
Grasshopper
That wai s bold and chollang*
lug uptech which former President
Herbert Hoover made at Ohio
Wesleyan Univarsity during the
week-end, when he took a vigorous
dig at the brand of "new era*
thinking which substitutes secur
ity for self-reliance. It’s likely to
bring him a good deal of hnall, pro
and con.
Certainly the topic 1s timely, for
there are few corners of the world
wnere n
i
ui.cu.rw., ».,u, tiaM for the largest ship In to#
Lathed 20 Times
By Hooded Group
"no noooeo group
! Dwt—* C-OT wWeh earnee F-Ogo! ''pirted a World Wsr II veteran last
J jS ra S .
TuSd"far" J m cover lJOO acres In IB mlautaa.
d**««*"l »>i*" f™»
hit home.
conservatism, now Is up to his
Most of the t t other planet are
neck In Boclallsm.
Billy Guy Stovall, 31; said' ha
small onse flown by private own
ers under contract.
was lathed 20 limes by ti'band of
M00T,, r . **.ld ‘ll*1 "!hL*
Ths planes will move from one while-tlteelrd and lioodf^i men.
{{*„ .,
l
t hi t nss in
area
and ventually
^ompltitlon. In Individual adven- cover to10 another
counties. Wher* run- They came tu hit home io three
traffic, particularly tha Southern previously that Warren requested
orl fn 1 m
] him by lonf distance phone to
A -2 i. i L ,
.
'
' handle Mis. Manniiig's press reGordon Stedman, artretary-roan- ia||ona.
arer of the Federtd Research and
Marketing Act, aald a survey of
Southern railroads showed that
Florida citrus fruit was being ship
4 Destroyers
tUre, new undertakings and new ways are not available the U8DA ca™
achievements. These contain moral li building lie own stripe out on
((.'•ettaae*
i J he B °« tli»'« w s t the th ird in ped by truck this season
»n«* intellectual impulses more
W EDNESDAY, JU N E IS, IM *
..
,
!cidcnt
involving
robed
bands in stataa'at a "dsllvtrsd savings psr M» tomorrow to last hsr mansucident
in
vo
lvin
g
tubed
thu m mlltinnu
vlt«l than even profits, for from
The farmsrs thsmtslvss fot .L . Dsfm: .
j bo* of from .10 to 60 esnta.
vsrablllty and structural fitness
*. m c i ? U I I TOD A T '
the conditions.
th#m „lon# comM natlonal proaerial war, the ffs t of Ita F ik b
l
M.
l l t k in
i'
«. D. Krone, who h ^ hroded She wilf drop death charges, at
The
success
of
this
W
ashington
institution
Indicates
KreM.
• Wa are not made rich by what
”
kind, started In Wyoming and rrWay m«hl Mrs. Hugh McDanal y ,, |MfU« for the taat 10 yean, atow speed to teat her hull against
This Is front a man whose life Is -Montans.
|| ht our pockets but what Is In th a t sim ilar studies might profitably be introduced into
— . They
- “ ked thslr coun- was
dragged from her house and
! Las re-elected presidentlast
ahock.
Wttr hearts. Sometimes It la more some of the colleges and universities which do not yet have ■ romance of American surest, ties for help. The counties want made to wilncii a cross, burning, i night,as were all other officers.
The four
make up Destroyer
gMorable to lack material things, them. Most of the colleges offer courses which would be
lame niroLi -rrotE w n htirviafJ
ir« Randal! Chat#, San* DlviiIon 7Jt, undtr Cmdr* I*. M,
u„ ?, .V 'ln'ih- to th# lU U i, t w it i U i to tho j j | t
tf they be gotten by croft or useful along diplomatic lines if the student would organize
"
W“ bun*^ , f o r d T f lS ? vV^prroldenT Frod Mulqulnn, dipper of the, Blue,
J, * ,„[n|[ Jnglnesr. working fcdsrsl government. Th# ronrti '
ftetuL The rich and the poor meet
a cooperative program In i •' •
rw>«ursnl.
i w Davis. U k e
Wales, second After a shakedown chilae In th#
' “Fama v'f*
tggetoeri tho Lord U the maker of hiH electives to take the laist advantage uf them with a In many parts of thv world.
which the faderel government is j All three incidents involved, vice-president, end 8. O. Chase fail and training duty on tha Pacame to him for his relief admin haying half the coat, the states.
diplomatic career in view.
peop|e_
j Jr., Sanford, treasurer,
elflc coeat, they are acheduled for
istratlon work in Kurops during one fourth, the counties 16 perSiovalt declinrd to diu-u.* ,k .
The league named three new foreign duty, probably Toyko Bay,
World
Wsr
One,
snd
finally
he
Help lhe Boy Seoul • by buying
rent and the tam ers 10 P"™ "*- ■ T V JdK'mrd
Im.mbers to Ita axwutive com- next spring.
was slcctsd to the Presidency. '
" “
c*'*
Mrs. Stovsll and ih# mlttrot Dsn L. McKinnon, Win*
The destroyers are manned to
a ticket to the Ssniord • Orlando
Previously he hail served sight
two children, Billy, 10, and Elaine, ter Garden]
John T. Lesly, a large satent from deactivated
baseball game on June 22. Belter
You may not like foul smells, but a t least they w ill years as Secretory of Commerce,
8, gave ibis account:
j Haines City, and J, C. Hutchl- battleship and carriers. They will
Kpi, buy two tickets, or a dozen. not kill you. This cheerful message comes from Dr. An11 l*
A „.l..,l
_____ __ , l J
I *nn' Sanford.
ihave a "peacetime compliment of
By JAM ES MARLOW
don't give them away, En
A robed man came lo the door
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But
courage
WASHINGTON, June 15—f>F>- is Stuart. 1 want lo tee you.
,.H! V™
t u . . . i .o n
£ It., ctl1 Center, addressing the Smoke Prevention Association let's get t«ck to that speech.
t
——
—
Scouts
too. There
it no better
"At all linn'* In history there In It* search for Communism and
of America.
fay to me yuur money.
irts lh s W r« ra Paae o w l
S S - S W contam lim lion «f I W r i r c»n m r i w l y ln t« r. I . . . . b«n
1. . “ .'" S S L ’ S
M w t S ’1 closed down earlier for lark of
I
Jj^ S n J j S S ^ . “ u . * " i i l f b - Z ' , orders.
<r«atisroe rroas race »ae)
•t Assistant Secretary of Stale f e r o w I tl'h u m in 'w 'o ii'w W ' »'ay» l)r. U n » , ' hut It >Iih»
r hustled Into one of the ears, one
American Woolen, ....
tha big hoy
. . . tees for next Tuesday night to disGeorge Allen tells Crinndl Collsgc not ununlly cuune tllHeMHi* or cifiith. Curn em it enough turbon ••Ami * if you will look over tha education
Mayor Carraway
Tha commlltw h„ plcke(1 at
*h« ro,""‘ •"••• “■kw) y«*un* “f
J ? rl | * ,n* .f'*™*
students that the United Nations monoxltlo to kill large numlierH of the population, in theory, working* of these newest era.
did not aspect
In
practice
no
auch
calamity
occurs
outdoors.
Rare
Ifulccd
throughout
the
world,
you
may
randum
about
100
school*,
big
and
:
t
.
.
iM
Th,*
,purt
,n
•*P»to#d
that
he
Am not ponibly be a success es
answer un the prothe time
loeg as Russia remains a dictator
,r,mi “ lr " ° " ull“ " *“,:h “
s SPJ f WS i s r r t s i f
“i . ° ' " " " I u - . ' d : " . r « . r,
« : , " * > , . i S r * s y S 3 : s s s is getting short andthat
that the tourI Hsp HsHl ytWTs
tlfislv rt'VtTRHtl. PVL'D liy thv 8u* ! uiiia
Wh.t ..■uUrftM.*t ThC.' m.ln I feW mlnuiei, the robed "man""told ">av well have been low.
_
_
...
ship. May be Stalin knows that. ill
What causTO th sT The main l h(m tjj ,.
,
neighbor's' Unfilled order* Apr. I totalled lata will want q place to meet by
This confirm s tho military oxporience with poison
prenfn Court u i the United sut**. ipr|nf
f a he that is why lie is so un
"th#
u 1
=
n Revolution,.;
u = * , r : houee
If--------------------yuu get wared."
against
WJW0,which
proved
too
unmanageable
and
uncertain
to
Juatiry
"Moreover,
government*
have
1)f
American
org) ,m128.600,000,
th.
in icua
t v . . Oct, 1.
cooperative. May be he likes being
» |. man
«
wuie *■
_________
____
W< c< Hutchison reported on
the
work
Hjwnt
on
It.
In
thlH
m
qw
et
th«
propheclea
th
a
t
a
not been aide to fix the wage* of which claim* 80,000 member* who
The boy Raid th*
wore
-t«
-i?
il2
I? .
g dictator.
rube and wa* armed with m ^ ' p* « P |«'n1 «ijf " « k Income ccontact* mad# by him and Mana_____
aecond World W ar wonltl be even more grim and horrible,*'"; ,N‘" hnVe
f.oun** "
had «nc**tora serving this country white
plitoj
i dropped to 91,470,000, or 11.25 a g*r Hlgglna with two large cltrue
■■ U . T h i . T T ; ^ » r „ o l.,n ; lh . n .t o f i r . .
* » Ilf
* w . w ere w n m *
- S S S " A i S ? - ,,d
lieiiiitv Miu.rirr Vari i '.w..-.. . »h»r*' ln ,h# Tlr«t quarter
of this catmera last week with regard to
I VJJUty Hlitruf hurl Luuptl tVpB. Thu llkn
niiarfev iKntsr. Wit»r trMfiMrMiptAiffiit ami th* u u
Smells And Health
A T T ." S M
heard in favor uf socialized medijtjne is die importance of reductag the cost of mrdicel end hoiptii| care. Uut the best way to do
that it to induce more young.men
__ women to go into the practice
0 i medicine, to become doctors, sur-gvons, and nuriei. But Iww many
will want tu do that if the pro
fessiou is controlled by the ]iolitkians and the up|>ortunities limit,*d by government control.
B
Demand* For Wool I T a M T
-----C Of C Meet
It ia com forting to learn th a t tho rcaidontH of amokcD„ you rememU>r whut the I-trrd ||(l)l |n pfi
ahroudorl communitloa nr*- not liktdy to lio Minin by thoir
atmoHphuru. Rut tho knowlcdgo makoa tho antoko and mlorH
»o more ptcHHunt, and thorn* Imiga coatod with nont no more "
right tons annually
| healthy. Thoao of UB who do not havo to put tip with auch manried thee. »aylng, thou shalt
a number of top educators at HtrlKing him Just below the hip*.
Juice through th# port of Tampa,
thing* .-riuuild rejoice nil (he more t h a t we live
tho ji '*“"r
nut eat uf It: cursed
ground
feady^ navv
have protested— mo
the HltlVi He gave no reasorj-for the at now.__________
T”
' I* the r~~r
— ' r■
rmiwjf
The mills have held all alorig absorbing tha ■trucking charge,
fur
thy
sake:
In
sorrow
shall
thou
(uk(.n
],y
thu
t.omm]t(fle
hut
the
tack.
| country.
that prices could not be cut be- and expreeeed considerable Interest
* nt of It all the iluy* of thy life;
chairman, Hep. Woo*H, Georgia
There wa* nu Man comment.
cause of rigid coats. They have In the proposed terminal at San’‘Thorn* n]*o and thlslle* nhall ])(.miM'rat, says:
In udjulnlng Georgia, the Ku * Iso warned buyers that the se- ford.
It bring forth to thee: ami thou
Klux
Klun
burned
a
crus*
atop
For a couple of year* the rumverr drop In advance orders would
Also Interviewed were officials
*lifl!t rat the licrh of the fli%i;
mlltce has been receiving com- atone Mountain near Atlanta and lead to. reduced output, and that of the Pasco Packing Co., proThu Hcheduled bmtclmll game between the Siinfnril
"In tin- *wt-*t of thy faro shalt
that some ur'thls'^country's Initiated new member* tu the thsre would he no surplus of fab- ducera of 100,000 cases of concsnGluiltH and Orllirnlo HcnaturH fur tilt! benefit of the Him- d",u ‘,,' t l,ri‘"d. till thou return M.},ool twoks are slanted In favor tune uf "Unward Ghrlatlan 8ul- rlc piled up In warehouses from trates a week. About half the tonford Boy Scout h will liruw a great crowd, it gotta wttlimil
iu. i"lL,
"f H“**1*- From whom did those dlera" last night..
the cutters could pick up nag* of this concern amounting to
a„ui„u
waat liiou taxen. tor uu»i tnou set,, romplalnta comaT From parents, Nuwamen counted 12U neophyte whlclt
bargains,
about 1,000 tons' a week moves
'- Who is id America is no longer "uy
..
,,
. ,
snd unto du*t slmll tlmu return.'" t-h||drsn and others.
Klanstncn marching around the
tbs land of opportunity) Highest
____ a__
___
__ United
____ ____
____cm- 8o. ^R#p, Wood
wlWi, M
IH w
There
re thuuMundn
of fana in thla auction who love
The
8t*u. hasn't
aay*, W
when
th# burning crosa. Dr. Hamuel Green, The deadlock between ths mills through the port of Tampa, Mr.
the cutters may have been, Hltchison aald, and could ba illpaid executive in the United States | p g(H>d ball game, but when it ia for HUch a w orthy Cltuae braced all the new era Ideas, .aid Jjemioi^csrae"from "ths* 8<m»'of the Grand Dragon, bad predicted a and
broken by milady's whim. If th s, verted to this center If cheaper
according to the Trsssury depart-1hh the Boy Scouta, added Inlerent ia aruuaed,
---r>-*^- n*1 -■
- _____. American Revolution, the commit larger Initiation clau but said girls want on* kind of fabric, transportation to th* eaatern porta
•4*1, is Charles F. Skourai, an im*
PurhapH th ere Will not 1h» the rivalry between t h e » ^ tu X * 'w m ^ th o " r lw h t^ 'o f
Ue-Wti! 10
»«d-rot out !t. press
‘he smaHer
numlwr wro du. to th.
of farm duties In rural areas. they'll get it, bieaa their hearts, could bo provldsd.
•igranl Greek, who operates a Giant* and the Senator* hh there u»ed to be when Hilly .froyonc to go n* far a* hi* •m .j]klt!“{aalJ i^ nk* ^ e d h" M,n#, °!l Green told th* Kianitnen "there and ths cutters will have to A im Senator L. F. Boyla reported
chain of moving piciure Ihsalsrs Heardall, Scrappy Robln*on anil many o th er preHent-tbsy (•bltbuia and abilities will take him, *» Th# eommlttei liewl* only th$| Tnust h* some purging'In ottf prol- th* clpth. where they cam and pay | progma on' SiMhrit'ig' rlght-vf-ways
th* price asked. At Isaat, that’s i for th* proposed at. Johns Elver
, gad received a salary last year of bualnoa* men, were on the team to oppone tho f’eleryfed*. provided lie doea not trespass on,nainta for
‘ ‘lt can (at copl„
' of a ll. estant churches."
the way the mills are crowing 1bridge on Highway 46, and County
"On*
of
the
biggest
minister*
0.t,'*’r"'..,ain
,he American ,ha
lllUd from
naarby.
‘JPIO.OOO. Belly Grable, who is but Hufflclont memory of thu*o day* remain* to cuuhu a di
about It today.
Commission Chairman H. B. Pope
vain."
in
Atlanta,"
he
said,
“said
the
ry of Congreaa,
Cong
Library
Wood aaya
The buyers have their aide, too..Mid that th* relocation of High,'itol what you would call a business rivalry which will take hundm l* of Orlamlo backer* of (ho
Klau
was
un-Christian.
Who
but
But who'll check th* booke, look
Thsy deny "striking" a few way 46 Into Sanford has been apexecutive, was the highest paid wo Senator* to Sanford to cheer for the team.
Congress
Action
Ing for Communlat propaganda T a man and his God knows whether months ago. They msrsly fait that,proved by th* DaLand office of
men, receiving $205,000.
The game I* *et for June 22. Mark that date on your
Wood aaya that can be done by he'a a Christian or nut.
"G.hI himself segregated the woolens wsr* priced higher than the State Road Department,
the ataff of about 06 people who
tl'aalla*** r n a H«|t (Ih I
culendur, go up and enjoy u good game and help a great
Among those present wsr# Homraces. There la no law that can be they could pay If they were going
One of ihc most regrettable fraStl-pR."
do
rwearch
for
the
committee
and
to roll their products to milky or Gleason, Joel Field, W .A, Mor
pnssed
by
President
Truman
which
Ijlies of ihc American |Hilitic*l iys- catiKU.— Orlando Reporter S tar.
put
together
th*
varinu*
pamphHitullicr told White llou** recustomers. And they feared price rison, Mayor Carraway, Senator
“
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lata on Communism
Issued by the can ever surpass God's law."
putter* he dlxrnsscd with (’resi I*
Un Is that an honest, conscientious
cutting later.
Boyle, John Brumley, J. A. BUt*
At
the
same
time,
a
Georgia
dent Truman th<> over-all econom committee.
line. W. C. Hutchison, City Man
Msd intelligent public servant is
court
of
appeals
Judge
loosed
a
Rap. Nixon, California Repub
ic situation tind Ihc need for
............ B. “F. Wheeler,
*li Jr.,
ager McKIbbin,
ClaHHify
wat lo be denounced, maligned,
blast
against
the
Klan
aa
"hooded
prompt and aggressive govern lican and a member of th* com
Holland Dean, H. B. Pope, Georg*
mobsters"
who
are
taking
away
'■id viciously attacked by selfish
By R U S S E L L KAY
ment action to deal with what he mitt**, explain* that this la only a
Touhy, Jack Ratlgan, Clarence
(Ceattaro* Pru t r M c Om )
igiiratU
wtartau or politics! opponents at
called thu "seriously growing check and that if It turns up some- the constitutional right to a trial
Redding, John Galloway, W, B.
by
jury."
Judge
J.
W.
C.
Town
women belong* lo. (he important Kllbro, and Manager Hlgglna and
thing tha committee consider*
the am i corrupt and crooked polWhen my friend Dale Carnegie, Interested In a lot of things that problem uf unemployment."
send,
in
a
civic
club
speech,
aald
Reuther'a call on the I'resldeat worth Investigating, It will thsn
thing is that she does belong and President Ivay.
m U n. It is hard (or ihe average author of "tluw to Win Friends to me seemed trivial and unlmporAmericans are In dangs*- uf los
came aoun after a reporter'* In- investigate.
People"
visited tant.
that only through coordination and
parson lo make a personal inves and Influence
Tha petition frtm th* Sona of ing their liberty to th* Klan.
Tampa not long ago to receive a
Ignoring public buildings, air- tsrvlsw with Senator Lucas of
cooperation of all woman's groups,
tigation lo ascertain the truth snd degree
«*• University of ports and Industrial plants such as
social and civic, could women hop#
it- il somstimss necessary for iht Tampa, I had planned to take him,the American Can Company or
lo accomplish greater, mors worth
honest politician In suffsr insults on a tarpon flihlng trip.
j Florida Portland Cement plant,
things.
It'eallaeea Vreae Wage Oae>
while things,
id aliases. Nsvcrthelcss, with dear
Bui Mother Nature, ae she often, which I thought were very lmAfter terming the Tlmee-Hervea'ed Kenshaw Is III and may
recent appoint- ujd^story "ridiculous" Clark was
Pointing out the recant
conscience, he has ths personal doea, upset our applecart by dish- portant, he gave his attsntlon to
not
attend
the
meeting,
in
which
raent
by
President
Truman
ofMre.
mant
Prasldant
of Mra.
sXhfltlion oi s job wsll done, and Ing up lovely mess of windy flowering shrubs and plants, divemaintained to support an Inveatl- caao he may submit nla reeom- Georgia Neeae Claik of Richland
weather that made It too choppy • bombing pelicans, prancing flddl"Was there any difference of
•i^ tip and tbs truth will cosh oul. to enjoy an outing on the water, ier-crab* and citrus treea In bloom.
gstlen, of conditions threatening
jSLWKL
“"Lu er
* of
4 %
5 ii S l8tales,
S nS u,and
t r lMrs.
S opinion between you and Mr.
the
national
security........
June
22
to
send
them
to
the
eounthe
United
Hiving Dale a rain-check on tha1 Crossing the Campbell ParkUse City Commission has called fishing
"We are confronted with e sub
Edna Pearce as the first woman In
trip l substituted a motor
ha made me stop ths car so the end remit of which would be
versive testbooh problem, national
% ‘Md. on ihs const ruelion of the trip to the (lulf Beaches, Clear- he couid watch a fellow catch a to fl» prices."
the Florida Legislature, aha said
The attorney general shook hla
yesterda,
In
scope.
It
la
port
of
an
interstate
that more women are coming to hood a couple of times sad re
water,
Dunedin
and
Tarpon
Casting from the shore, ths
Robertson said that Lewis, In
tsrso
orci
.
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„
the front in politics and urged that plied: "no."
Springs. He hail never vleltsd ths fisherman had hooked a large parent that such an agree........ traffic In propaganda originating
headquarters
local• »»™
woman
be •pu.wwreo
sponsor: for the
.
— ■— •- shutting
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». «•
It la known, however, that
Greek aettlement there and was drum. Watching ths battle was might "work a bunlen,r on the from Communist front organisa Syndicate
'. \
,°P«M,tor s i for an neat sees ion of tho Legislature.
Hoover strongly objected to In
analoua to see It.
I thrilling for all of us.
public by pucalhly raising the tions and other pressure groups... ,T
"The public schools are being Indefinite period. A smaller “com- 1 “Only by Working side by side troduction o f the secret docuLeaving Tampa about 11:00 A.' Jn Tarpon Springs, Carnegie price of coal.
bine closed shortly aftarwanh. Iwith men In polities) affairs, can mente.
gtructioa of this much needed
Robertson tair that Lewis, In dominated by n group of so-called
"That’s It. That’s straight," the major problems of government
M. we drove to the Weet Coaat *°* "
kl* ou‘ “f ‘ h» •(>«"*• ordering the week's walkout from 'progressive' educators In . the
”{* emruslislir la news to the
nation facility. Last summit il over
beoutiful Courtney Campbell f1«*‘
Pronounced the Greek
Short said. "Wa’vu closed them up. be worked out," she concluded.
White Houee, he said, "and 1
th" coal mines now In effect, seheela of education of our leading They
pretty thoroughly esIaNWisd mParkway
were my orders to let no
mrmfwmj auau
and sI ltold
u m him
m m ithe
n v istory
w r j “ ,a'1
. *
.f Vv * "
Hwtaurant the
WtlversiUee.
Propaganda
originat
Mrs.
E,
H.
Laney,
program
chair
"clearly Indicated that he doea not
"• had ever
experienced.
fee City's rscreatiaaal program of how
haw CamBball.
Campbell, as
aa a member at
of
-,r^
man, introduced toe apes liar and
consider that the consumer has ing from that source is being In place stay open-”
W * Greek any rights that need to he con troduced in high schools and even
Short promised he would give also Mrs. Lucille Tally of Tavares,
I by far thr most popular farm lha State Road Department, trans-1R““'"‘nn • b£u*
In the elementary grade*. Much of Detective Pat i'erdue, tha one-awn a member of the Democratic Exec
activity amoag youngster* ‘ is fortjwd a dreary sand antf wind-1 MUlsrosnt, hh; »l,rwch up a eon- sidered and protected."
*
ail th*
in# neip
n* utive Committee, wHo'egoho briefgambling ueiau,
detail, "all
help he
causeway Into a thing of I
,wlth ^D,kl h*
this material la slanted to favor ■•naming
The
Virginia
Senator
said
the
aming. This has beta demon- swept
beauty and service where thous-' ' ( * » £ »»h*rm#n, store clerks,
needs, but be hasn't needed any
li>» Investigation will go
yet."
tod again and * 1 * 1* *l**wb#re anda of folks cams each day to K*°rk£MM
**. Co)r" ni,nt'
A highlight of tho evening waa
"the Internets of th* consumer
Theta da* alogman to overshad the entertainment given b y ltc h oReytt. slhletk cfubi, Y, M. C. fish, swim and picnic, using th# if1* 0,1 M* visit with on# old man, Into
as well as those ol small btitlnwu."
ow
nl
other
pending
appointments,
comfortable
shelters
and
parkin
g.*™
"
*»
»“»
•
«rd IloUelaw of the New York
r dll otar lha country. Even at
.Robertson, although not a mem
provided. He was very muefi,>kJ> •
la H« totter to the committee the Including theaa ef publicity chief O ty O p en Company, who is - boat*
ber of the email hualiwsa sub
taidi.wlwt* tha oceaa is on aTOM
and
tas
assessor.
Impreroed particularly when I #*•
me of the American Revolution
for n month’s vacation. Mrs. Laney
committee will til In at the
' g t y sida of thr land, tbt plained that all this had been done
M th* "propaganda" In the „D «e report waa that John D. Introduced Urn at a "ham* town
group’s Investigation. The eubeomwithout aay special appropriation
haota to trying to set up a "pro- Montgomery, former pubHahar of bog who went to the big city and
mlttse la headed by Meybank.
the Florida Sun. might get tha made a m u m for himself" He reo f extra coat to th* taxpayer.
lari** form of government.'*
On# ef Florida’* big job* to to
Dr. Edmund E ira Day, pres!"Whi ' Tourists atm laflueae*
• t of Cornell, said he looks
These,", line* Dale Cantegt* waa
MR th* committee's request fer
playing the rols of a tourist on
(tot af textbooks aa a "sritohthto eoetalon. I was especially laint," Day said ual vert Ities are
J M p aft
"lafmrottoa, net by thoea at-
For Thu Hoy Scouts
Too Late To
Pilot Meeting
Miami Gambling
Clark-HooverKow
&
iw fe m rirw
aasAeucpuara
S -S U X
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mmmm m ■%W* V•»
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r a a iim u B f iu f f t t it n a
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avtah ti
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P A G E lW H E E
■■ 1■■
Ethel Marie Nix
Wed To J. H. Colley
New Rotary Head
Good Looking Swede
Girl Has GN Job
By A D ELA ID E KERR
In a quiet ceremony Ml*! Ethel
AP Newsfeaturea Writer
Marl* N il, daughter of Mr. ami >
Telephone 148 Mn. 8. T. Nl«, became the hrldc
LA KE
SUCCESS- A
goodlooking
blue-eyed blonde
from
of Joseph H. Colley. 88M 3/c, son
Sweden now bolds one of the top
of Mr. and Mr*. William Colley of
flight Jobs In the United Nations.
Oiteen, at HiW o'clock at the home
of the brldr** parents, The Rev
She I* Alva Myrdnl, principal
J. E. McKinley. pastor of the,
dlreelor of the U. N. department
First Method!*! Church, officiated
of Social Affairs and first woman
Mra. W. E. Klrchhoff, Jr. and
to bold a U. N. job of Hint rank.
THURHUAY
Mn. A. T. Ball returned over at the double rlnit ceremony. De
her daughter MUa Nlilo Klrchhoff
She Is also the flr,l woman to act
Seminole Chapter No. 8, O E. entertained on Monday morning at the weekend from Macon, Ga. coration* of anllgonon nnd gladlnlu*e* with greenery formed *
ns a U. N, asslstanl secreiary
B, will meal In the Maaonlc Hall 11:00 o’clock with a coffee honor where ahe apent about a week.
lovely setting for the ceremony,
general, which she did for *ovrrnl
it 1:00 P. M.
ing MUa Maryann* Springer,
The hrlde. Riven In marriage by
week* In Mareh In ihe abietiee of
a, if, v u iu / l
'I
J *. >
*
Plano recital No. 2 In rnemor- bride-elect. About 70 gucati called terday to return to Norfolk. Va. her father, wore s gown of white
her chief, llenrl l.angiei. Rebind
lum to Fannie Htembrldge Munion „( thw Klrchhoff home In Mayfair, after vlaltlng hie parents. Mr. and shadow organdy fashioned with
her lies 20 yrnrs of experience n*
will be praaented by puplla of the
Meeting the gueata at the door Mrs. William M. Colley. In Osteen. ahort puff sleeves, n sweetheart
n soclatoglst, writ i ami educator
Fannie B. Muneon piano School wa„ Mr*. Edmund MeUch. The re
neckline and n prplum at the nipIn Europe.
nt the atudlo at 003 Myrtle Ava- r r |v|ng line wai composed of Mlaa
Sheriff P. A. Mero I* attend which formed n bustle In the back
The U. N. ilepai I nielli which she
nua, at 0:15 o’clock. Aaalatlng on gprlnger, Mr*. John Melach. Jr„ ing the convention of sheriffs at The full skirt was floor length. On
directa Is responsible fm pro
the program will be Eoghan Kel-1 tfrg. r . a. R„ckPy an,| Mra. Kirchher
hair
was
a
tiain
of
sweetheai"
Pensacola and Is due to hr hack
grams concerning human ilgbls,
ly trombonist. The public la cor-;h0ff. The attractive honor gueat Thursday,
rose* and she carried a biunim'l »freedom of infomintioii mid of Ibe
dlilly Invited to attend.
wore a »oft pink cotton frock with
the same flower*. She wore whit*
press, the statu, of women, mi
Koghan
Neuman
Kelley,
10,
KM1DAY
' a apray of Florida orchid* In her
Friend* of Mrs. Kenneth Rob organdy mitts nod n single strand
trombone ami trumpet soloist at gration ami population nnd Hie
Registration for the Vacation hair.
bins will regret to learn that she of pearl*.
control of unreolli- drug. It also
Bible School will be held at the . The room* were decorated with underwent a major operation yes
Serving ns matron of honor wa-* St. Leo College Prep School, ami is concerned with the world's
winner
**f
o
special
music
award
Flrat BaptUt Church from 10:00 beautiful arrangement! of deep terday at the Orange Memorial Mr*. Giles Chapman who wore a
only iiilcriiiiiioitnl social srivice
A. M. to 11:00 A. M. The school i purple gladloluae* and Hue hy- Hospital in Orlando.
dress of soft powder blue silk with at graduation on May "7, will play program,
wlll open on June 20.
I drangeas. On the porch war*
white aeressorles. A. T. nail arled two trombone solo, ot the second
Ail the program* seek to help
SUNDAY
ibright arrangements of yellow day
as best man for Id* brother-in-law icoital of pupils of the Fannie R heal social sore npot* which
Mrs. John L. Saul* underwent
The mother of the hrlde, Mrs. Munson Piano School, IWI3 Myrtle cause great liiininn ,iiffeting mill
Tim Fifth Congressional Dl*-j Refreshment* were nerved from an operation yeatarday at tho Nix, wore a gown of white linen Avenue, Thiirsdiiy night at H:lf»
triet Townsend C uuik II will com thf d)n|n|( ,„|llp which w«. can- Orange Memorial Hospital In Oi- with while •ccesauilva and A cor ■Vloek i former stmlonl of the help provoke the friction and
vene at the Tourlat Center at 1:30 , „ e d with a silver .Upper holding Undo. Her frlenda will be glad to sage of white gardenias.
Munson school,
Eoghan later lensIon ill which liie seeds of will
P* M. Wayne B. Albert will attend white gartlfnlaR. A punch bowl ana learn that she Is getting along
... . musk at Hollins College, can grow.
A reception followed the cere *1udlei
Mrs. Mytdal tiling, to hoi job
the meetIng and report to the coffpe , Prv|rP were placed at nicely.
mony. Antlgonon and gladlolusp* St. James and Si. Leo He is the Ideas and experience which made
gTtmp, All membara are asked to ,#jther end of the table and ware
-on
of
Mr*
Viola
Kelley.
He
will
were used In the dining room. The
history In Sweden She i, the
attend and bring their friend*.
preaided nver^ during the morning
punch table was covered with a plnv "Avo Marin" and "Three wife of (it tinlinei Mviilul, Exe
Mr*. O. H. Crehtree of Maho- lace doth and centered with a Moods",
_ _
by Mr*. A, B. f>trrnnn and Mlaa
cutive Secretin V to the United
pack Falls, N. Y. la visiting her three tiered wedding cake. Punch
Jnne chapman.
Nation, Economic t'oinnil* don for
parents. Mr. end Mr*. J. II. Wynn. was served from a crystal punch
-Europe, I'n tthtl the Myrdnl,
Mr. Wynn Is a patient at the IhiwI at one end of the table by M t m s m i R e c i t a l I h
i wrote n book, which touched off
greenery. Aaalsllng In aervlng Orange Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Chapman. Assisting In «erv
(liven At Studio two wave, of , octal l*'gi*liiHoii
Pupil* of Mia* Madeline Mallem were Mr*. W. J. Thigpen and Mrs.
ing was Mr*. J. R, Ellis. A bon*
'At Hull tilin' Sweden', bulb rate
were presented in their at%ual re- Allen Jnne*. A gift tn MUa
30
persons
were
present
for
the
Mrs. Geneva Willis and son Jim
IIei-ItnI Ne I in Memnrlniil l« bail dropped t*> 7b pel cent of
eltal at the Woman'* Club on Mon- 1 Springer from the hostesses was my and brother Joe Chamber* of wedding and reception.
day night at 7:30 P. M. before a In the Wlllnmere pattern of Foe- Bauxite, Ark. are guests of Mr.
Late In the evening Mr. and i Mi* Fnnnie Stemlnidge Munson wluil wa* needed I** pioducc a
large group of friend* and muale. torla crystal,
Mrs.
Collry left for a weildlng trip on, presented by pupils of the generation of equal ,1/e. Main
and Mr*. 0. M. Willi* and family
lovers.
to
Macon
an*l other polnta In Emmie It Atiin,oii I’iaini School reH,oii wa, Ibe high co,t of tear
and Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Carroll.
H:lfi ing children
Georgia. For traveling Mr*. Cooley ion Tiiesilnv evening lit
Serving aa guest artiata for the
The Myrdnl,' honk, whirl, be
wore a dress of while sharkskin j o'clock in tlie studio ot •iU.'t Myrtle
evening were MUa Joyce Hetiel,
Avenue with ii Imge mid appre came a best-seller, proposed cut
A. H. Stevens and daughter with while accessories.
metro snprano, and Mlaa Mary
ting the cost of tearing children
ciative audience m iitleiulnnrc.
Mary Joyce Steven* left yester
Alice Herndon, soprano, voice
The par lo r, were opened en- to rouble people to have a, many
day
for
Waynesvllle,
N.
C.
They
itudenta of Roger Harris. MUa
children a, possible.
Mr*. I,. F. Carner, Mr*. A. L.
sidle mul ntti iidivclv decorated welcome
ffettrlV
selection*
...
.
, were
.
ll, Vin* Thomas and Mr*. O. R. Mathleux will be joined on July I hv Mr*.
with polled palm* and a piofu,|mi I.ntei the pair served on a mi
Stevens
and
daughters,
Beryls
and
HOLLYWOOD, June ir .- iA V
with expression and clear diction Vnlertalned member* of the Fidelia
loiial ronmilssloti which worked
ink glaillwln* er, Allss Mull,I'M ■
and for an encore she rendered Class of the First RaptUt Churrh Dtnlse.
Why does a Hollywood star make of V 11,tin’ll d llllllg th* • evening tluil those throile. Into l,iw~ Hint were
i»nn«
"Kentucky Babe’’. The rlrh tone* at tha home of Mr*. Garner on
her home In New York?
#r» cn p , ./ .’ o f f ric il fm Him , ventunlly enacted
of MUa Herndon'* voire were West Sixteenth Street last night.
I Thl* question wa* put tn Gene t h«*
"In ,tra d of didliig out cash
pi IICtil lllg lion c during liie
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
B
Wrav
greatly appreciated by the audi
to rh lh lrfn. we make pro, I,Ion
Mrs. F. F,. Cooper presided over have had ss thslr guest* Mr and 1Tierney, who ha* rhosm to llvn V»*Ht w a* won by Mi s , J o v e Pnl
In the east mid remain here only
ence and her encore wa* “Ah. Ihe business sension during which
i fur them In housing, feeding
IM»*I .
Sweet Mystery of Life". Mr. Har lime plan* wen- made for a party Mra. Frank Ray and Mrs. Robert to make movies, Her answer:
and ntrdlrnl rare. Mothers get
Mi * , M ini,on al <n. sla le .l Hwil
Lincoln
and
aon
Richard
who
left
ris accompanied hla student* at In l>c given fnr Mr. and Mrs. John
, "My husband’s business Is In
yesterday to return to Iheh homes , Ibe east. I lie's deslgiiei Oleg ("a* Hecil a 1 No 2 u iill 1be g lie il nil Tree pre-M*l>il, pn*i natal nnd
the piano.
Miller who will return to Sanford
atalernlly cate.
[sinl. I Bill there* another rea 1 lull . lay eveniiii l tia tlu- studio
. Tha stage and auditorium were In the near future where Mr. Mil In Welts Walls, Wash.
"A fte r the Swedish people
I -on — that's the dl*,-i Ruination mul die )liv licit al! ( i i i i a l . nod
attractively decorated wilh potted ler will assume hi* duties a* edu
Ei'ghnn I reeelied llils hrlp, ihe rnttnliv'a
lignins!
movie stars In Holly rmis|ii love 1, In n il. •rut
palms and a profusion of gladiolu cational director of the church.
Kelly 11omlrolllat, M 1II iisalrd w itli ! h lrlh rate rose again In a point
Mr. ami Mrs. A. K. Rnssetler wood,
ses and fern. MU* Francr* La- Mr*. Thomas led Ihe devotional*
"Everybody from the bulchei' a gnnilp of solo*. lie,1Ollipnuicil hv * where it stipplie, a full new genFils and MUa Rosemary Qplliim and various report* were given. have returned from Helgbtstown.
1 rratlnii."
were In charge of the flower room Mr*. Hnmer Little Invited the N. J. where they visited Mr. ami to the hairdresser tries to gel John F ile .
l'li e prog III m f><1 1rncsdiii f ie r i
Mrs MVi*taI. win* i* Hie mother
and ushers were the Misses Betty group tn meet with her In July Mrs. Evans Hicks and Hackensack. bis share of the stor’s earnings
H' 'Seciind Anise of three, also founded the Tlutli
Cullum and Margaret Vonfierhu- with Mis* I^irene Franklin as co- N. J. where they were guests of Hollywood ia the worst plnee In lllg VI I I , l|, follow
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Rosselter, Jr. the world for this. It'* a carry Mp ;ill", G m lntil, 'Al,.. i Helen F ile , Ing College foi I'n•School Traci,II*. Programs were distributed by hosts**.
T a vim . etn ami served a* It* dllccloi (mill
II. ■II".
AVallfilig
and their son. They were arrom. over from the tush day* when " T iir
Robot! McGill and Jack McGItl.
Following the business session
Tha following program wa* pre n social hour wa* enjoyed. A panled hack to Sanford by Fred ntnrs were able to keep I ha sal- I'cgg v T b rn u le v ; "Kiim 1la u re ls " , ID.'Ilt to 111IW
Cii*4rnl'hiu*
W ilk in so n ;
lilllll i It,
sented; "On the Dixie Highway”, Bible Quts was conducted by Mra. Rossstter, a student at I'tlnccttin erles they made,
K in g ,
Ulan
"But today, by Ibe lime the "1 If. •ey
C lo u d ''
Friedman, Evelyn Jonas; "Silver Mathlsua and a prise awarded to University, and his room mate llnl
"Sllhlinlh
Eve".
Knife,
Blossoms, Kern, June Vance; Miss Then Vickery for getting the Sand*is of Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. tax rollector get* through with ' CAiken:
Y o u n g ster* u su ally like a salmi
the salary, there's liltl«* iefl for h illie s W illi* . " S i hi * mill S tiip e a
"Diana",
Rapee-Pollack,
Diane most correct answers. Mra. V. C, J. W, Norman and daughter the
mesa of people who expert E o ie v e r" , Soinui C o rello n . E m ily *f I' ha* i i i I hI i i * in It l l c i e * a
Nelson; "Shamrock Waits". O'- Messenger was presented * prise Nancy have returned to their double or triple tha price from S p lv e v ;
" F a s c in a tio n
W n llf " . ra isin cm ro l bauaim
rnml.tmiHim
home In West Palm Reach. Her
for winning the "advertiilng" con huaband Joined, her over tha past a star."
W mi-Iio . IV g g v W ilg ld . " T h iu u g h Ih e y ’ll re a lly go f»l '
'M,ihng
test. Refreshments were served by weekend and they were accompan
At that moment Ml*« Tierney's .........Hand T r a il ", K in g , M arilyn w ater over a cup **( s e e illr * . m l
land Dream Walts", Fearla, Avis the hostesses assisted by Faye and
and Id Ihom slond iil*n„i fo *
ied home by Fred Rossstter and maid nnpeared at her dreanlug- Calhoun. "M m c li *.f ll.r Candy
Btafnaa; "Danes Of The Candy Roger Garner.
room ,|oor on the "Whirlpool" Soldiei
Ilopsoii.
Ilc ilv
Am i minute*. H im drain them well mol
Hal Handers.
Fairy", Tivhatkowsky, Margaret
set.
She
bore
a
hill
for
ft
Hi
from
At *m-**M
chill lliem When you ie lendv !•*
Those present were: Mrs. F. E.
Moora,
r. nearby gas station. Whnt'.r
Also 'Tou p e e Vn|,m ilc". I’-.l *•'•v*‘ P'M the ihlllcd riilsin* in '•
"Qul Vive Oalop", (Ians, Gibson Gatrhel, Mrs. Little, Mr*. Cnopar,
more,
the
station
wanted
rash,
, dim. Martha
Shmilmn;
"M oon howl w ilh a cup of glutei em iol
Mr*. II. L. Osborne, Mr*. R. T.
Bates; "When You Wore A Tulip". Thomas,
Lrrnuse "movie star* don't |>av I'attis", Admns. Ilu il.m ii
Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Mrs.
E ly n t; and <• '"I* » f dleerl ban......... mol
Wanrlch, Nancy Thomas; "Senor J. R. Ashley, Mrs. Messenger, Mrs.
•heir bills."
' " T h e Is Ml X c lo c k " . Macl.iichlnn. r " m ig h m a y ..... ...
to moisten.
Ua", L. Brown. "Bplnnlng Hong", D. K. MrNnh. Mrs. Douglas Join-,
"That's what I mean," the *<•- * Floyd llo seev; •, W ilib ;iig Mmin- n ,l* lig h tly no I........ . .............. ban
Ellmanrelch, Carol Taylor; "Sil Mra. S. C. Graham, Mw* l^renr
tress said. "They are taking un
.................... 'r ,"P *"11110* leave,
The Veteran* of Foreign Wars fair advantage, because Ibe 'om- lig id ". ft;,lliit.l. Mary Jnm* E ly n t;
ver Slippers",
Preston,
Anne Frnnklln, Mis* Then Vickery of
Ellen
Vlhien;
al*hungry
people
Aualllary met last Thursday at ule yon squnwk, your nano* In- "I'm is y ” , D e j.i,
Ransbottom; "God Bless Amer Key
West, Mr*. Garner, Mrs, Ma- the Legion llut n M :00 P, M. Dur
I
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1
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1
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tome* mild.
lea", Beriin, Bandall Priest; "Lit thicox and Roger and Faye Garing the business meeting Mrs.
"1 believe In the
policy *>f Ji't '8*1**, 11**11tin H .T m i ; *il!|tii-1
tie Fairy Wnlts", Strcnbhog, Patty ner.
V . i*li l.iw/t,
afnhn
Kiti*; . I'„ , M u r w kim l nf 4li*Hnn G |nii
William
E.
Vlhlen
was
appointed
many doctors who charge accoul l*il t
Taylor; "The Wood Nymph'*
I liin iim , sI miiii Mc * J h n ip nf ill ji Iiiim I cjihimmI ft nit n u ll
a* historian and Ihe group voted Ing to financial status. Thai way
Harp", Rea, Martha Cameron;
to atreas cooperation with the they ran afford to treat
I bo Ti'* i ; II? ijji«i Hdln " M iii i'h I’n p llf i- j f ull in it i'i*i(lnlRit*t, mlit it n ip »»r
"Rocky Glen Two-8tep", BtreahL'lilit' HfllkttHlc. swill
«uiin cream
rr fit in mill
n rm
and |w
two
- w »if
American Legion Auxiliary In needy for nothing. Why. I paid
bog, Carroll Waller, Clayton Wa!
jioarshmalloiv*; mix well,
their work.
the price of a Ford for my last
tar.
, and alio " In H and ill Hie r c f iig r n ,
A motion, made by Mr*. Cyril baby. And of course, she's woMi
"1 Love Thee", Edward Grieg,
ItriT o ve rn ig lil
Se rv e ch ill, 1
The Pep Club of Seminole High Butner, wa* pasted to. Invite offi It.
Mary Alice
Herndon; "Katie
•licrlie i g la a se , lo six to
"But tt Isn't fair to he dram
Walts", FearU, Jean Parker; School elected new officers for the cers of the auxiliary to tha next
I people
"Bright Forget-Me-Not", Sawyer, coming year at a meeting held on meeting which will be preceded td from every source It Isn't
Rochelle Eubanks; "Pomp and Clr- Monday morning. Newly elected with a supper at which time a fair tn asked fo pay three time*
rm
eumatanee", Elgar, Linda taon- officer* are Janette Jenklnson. closer union between the two Ihe price for a roast. We fort
n
MftftteiN Jur iit fO rc#
I a J " r ' l * , e l i e l . S o n v e n l ra
ardj "Rosa Buds", La Farge, Ma president; Bettye Jo llollowey, auxiliaries will he discussed. The can't afford It."
II V , t t ,
I I on N ew ,
ulck glances . . Dean Jagoer
ft W c l o r i r .1*11,lo rie s
I I oft T illn le ld e Tim e
ria Menandea; "Frasquita Keren- vice president; Mary Ann Bnhlay- meeting will he on the last Thurs
startle
fans
In
"12
O'clock
n
’Hie
•
"'clock
fin*'
11
Jr* ftlldolaltl lierwle jvoos
day
of
tha
month.
ada", Lehar, Dana Lao Rankin; er, secretary; Dorothy Knight,
11 ftft News
ft N ow,
The program wa* read for cere High." He plays without a Imi
"Little Brother's Birthday March", treasurer; Roxana T h o m p s o n ,
"
l l p o r t e Hi " I e ,
I
J
ini
HIro Off
nea and he’a quite bald . . H enry
ft l ’o |o il «i
Mwale
StTSabhog. Wallace Pope; "Over chaplain; Denies Stevens, report monies held on Flag Day at 4:00 Morgan and hi* wife (the actor,
a
M
n
r
i
i
l
i
i
a
I
'
e
v
o
f
i
n
n
*
P. M. New members, Mra. Ecoy
Tha Rainbow”, Arlan, Cynthia er.
ii
llo ilil
al
Nine
Snodgrass and Mra. R. Z. John not ifie comic) dhln'1 expect!
RoumlllaL
I, i l i e . n I I n n a , m (Jaof.
son, received the obligation of tha twin*. Thay’re two years old now
il
I ' o p u l a i ,Wiia|e
"Gleam Of Sunshine", Kllck
ft A n a e i a I ' e a r I " T l e s i !
auxiliary. Hoatesae* for tha even and on* still doesn't have a name
mann, Eloise
Benton;
"Grand
a i it,|, Ne w
M nrin'V e'l
K il l*
ing wart Mra. Ralph Dean, Mra. He’a called Rltay, because to''*
Vais* da Concert", Mattel, Joyce
a nrcIteR irs A H lsr
the
smaller
one
.
.
.
Butnar
and
Mra.
Robert
Washa
l
i
o
n
,
I
n
a
i
n
r
l
e
l
l
e
s
Joneei
"Argonelae",
Meeeenet,
Jack Carson, Jr. makes hit
Hanfard-tlrUndn Road T u rn on
ft M l l l l , t r y
lla int
bum.
Virginia Prehnt "The Fairy Barfilm debut In "Good Humor Man "
a
W o rlil in Nona
Fla. (33 at the Flaahlna Arrow ,
Those
prsasnt
for
the
masting
qtM , Smallwood, Mary Virginia
ft I P i u C l u b
The seven-year-old I* one of lfo>
| ware Mra. Robert Raul'rson, Mra. kid* In a comedy chase . . Dor
n Popular
ll w a lc
Robinson; "Salute To Tno Qolora",
ft i . ii t ln
A m e rlis iis
1 Emory Bpelr, Mra. Fred Bender,
Anthony, Thomas Bfwers "Ha
othy McGuire la doing her firsi
a M w alial
V m leilss
Mn. Clayton Smith, Mra. John film In two years, "Oh Doctor"
banera from 'Carmen'", Blast,
II
l i a r N w n c it n n c li
David, Mrs. Vlhien, Mra. George
0 To d a y 's H ls r
Moan Joba; "El Capltan”, Bousa,
Bill
Lunalgan, who grl« a
a nils A lieiiilllns*
Wlnfraa, Mra. Johnson, Mrs. B u t hig break In "pinky,” may go In
LaelUe Price; "Joyful Peasant",
I. Y n l i r M e m o r y Hu„a*
Doiaey, Mra. E. J. Moughton, Jr., to another negro problem drama,
■ehumann-Hartl, Richard Hall.
h/ tch A
u Mimic l o n e r , P l o i i
Mrs. G. W. Johnson, Mrs, Snod "No Way Out1’ . . Frank WestU tty Il e q u e s l
Abo "Serenade Badine", Gaa ( rr a rise E l l y
Iln u r
grass, Mra. Dean and Mra. But more, who has done about every,
* 'D f TO
brM-Marie, Nancy Caahi "Danc
D The A M HHb M Hpul
nar,
thing In makeup, had to apply
ing Shadows", Connolly, Eugene
ft H l n r y I l n u r
II N e w ,
false ears to Francis, the mule.
Beae; "Pott and Penannt"—Egft Hinch M arket llspnrt
*ile*» more cooperative than
cerpta from the Overture, Su
1 IlMteilne Klnrlit*
soma actresses 1 could name,"
"
i Blshea; "Pur Ell
ft Twiddle Hwiib,
Weatmore said.
a Hpurls I'ararln
.
Paul Elliott; "Menuat .
ft llinlity Clink Hli'as
Capsula review: "Mlgblv Joe
14 Ma, l n, Paderewski, Joanne
a UrlttiiiB on s rT„„
Young"
(RKO)
la
a
bit
of
hokum
i
l
r
^
u
^
S
L
T
J
!!!?
*
■
*
•
W
»bout
thr**-quariar*
M ean; "Mag Me to Slaap", Ed- y
f
t Popular Muslrr
Mri. MHwr a n form*r reildant* CUp ^
0|(VW| thtn cut tha
a Pnpular Music
win Groan*, Joyce Hstsel.of Hanford.
(olives from the pita in rathar large
f
t Keymiles by Carls
"Cota* Baek to Erin", Clarlbel.
a Variety Hall
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.pieces. Mia the ollvea with three*
Buddy Bass; Them* from tha
n Meal III* lla ml
quarter! cup of ground cooked ham
a Nlelil Erlll Inn
" W a n t* Concerto",
Addlnsell
A yard of 80-truh to 48-Inch ; three'quartered cup of creamed
ft Inside Hlory
SJodi* Con#l "AIU Turea-Ronao
V Popular Mimic
from Boast* In A Minor", Moaart naterla! with no up or down dealgn cottage chaeea, and mayonnaiae or
n Hport* Kina of
ft Popular Mueio
1 "Crncoriann*
Fan- •an make a'blouae with ahort rag- icrpamp aalad dreaalng to taate,
'an
aleerea
or
chert
aet-ln
sleeve#
Theae
amounta
will
make
about
f
t I'nMed Nations
i op. 14 No. A”. Padarewsll
80. m
aaya
«iwi 10
iv to
MJ iv.
mjm the Depart- one and three-quarter* eupa of
'
White) "Melagucna" ni alsea
tent of Agricultural
------- - .a a * McGilli PatMtlquc
MADISON
(Coniinued From Pag* On*)
inamls.
lie and Mrs. Hodgson hav# n#
cliilihen. They live In an ll-room
colonial house, sun minded bv four
lu re s
Ills hnbhles are raising
plant, in Ids greenhouse and coi
l'd ing pnlterv mugs with peculiar
saving , mi them.
A, for reading, Hodgson doesnft
Imtc iii. iiouli time f»r that as he'd
like 111-, tiiite, now run to "my#tcries in n light vein" amt biogra
phic * of "men who have accom
pli .he*! ililiigs in Hie world." Ban
Fimikliu 1, o favorite.
U 'dg.oii. * baritone, used to
-mg in bn ai concert* and choirs.
Now b n -ingiiig is limited to oe*
"cdmiiil private icnilitlon* at
Inline, i-.specinlly "after a tough
•lav al liie office."
The Hodgson* like lo slug togeMiei "Wi* -fill feel we have •
■nog in mn hem!.*," tie explained.
Hi* finorite* me the ‘'Lord'*
I’tn\ *i ' mul r"*n king rea snugs.
Ilndg mi pini . n litlte
golf,
Him two inling linnes, like* lea
-killing, f'irt Id* favorite sport* *r#
telling,
uni ploying, lliol Is. He used to
plnv linih oi a Rhode Island tex
U fta Palmar Ray—Bodaty Editor
Social Calender
Miss Springer Is
Honored With Coffee
Mallem Piano Pupils
Give Annual R e c i t a l J M S Z "SS
tile school.
The new Ri'lnrv president'* fav
or ne *r,,rv about bi, nigatilt*tlnn
com cm* on Iiti'iitciil I if year* ago.
He nnd Mi* Hodgson were reQUIIN of lire smiti d l.oselt Jinilnr
...... . n week tong RotarV
....... ..
....... V .V 'r' ."nfer.ii,.,. with bi, seven-year-old
Mass . lovelv Irene 111*. I.el of \Vood»l,le P ark, N V , is enthroned d u r
ing rotor fill refer,ino e , on Ihe
school cam pii*.
(la rerao tio n u l)
v
lg f t L \
lo 'f*-
BL. ’ , y tM
Rotai\ laiue fully in a speech lomglit al Mitili«im ,Square
m m nm
fim den
I I a.I niglil tlic cniivcnllnn sat
,iit oi, a "T**w n Meeting Of The
Aii" dis, 0**1011 iif "How can tha
tree people, of l|,c world belt
|«hai*' peace mul well bring’ ”
ll'il Ii Scci elnrv of Agllcilltura
jCliaile* E lltmimiu mul Seualor
.1 AA'illiam
Eiilbright I l f , A r k )
wig'll rippoit f■*i I'le,blent T fU ] ...... "p'lint I" p io g ia m for the
Hollywood
Pep Club Holdft
Officer Election
"W in
" W e ll, fm a week I've been Itsletitiig to lliem ar'd I never once
Ireaid H aiti talking aiioul
lliem .d ,I*
Aluaye about what they
* ollld do (ol n lh e t, "
Ilndg-on will mi Id , plans for
1
Fidelis Meet With
Mrs. L. F. Garner
VPW Auxiliary Han
Meet At I/egion Hut
exr liiinge of idea, ami -k ill, la aid
rirulei developed
S
^ ts s rs tth S s ;
Saam a fflw w
la tic rn p i
rav*4MMoaa am *
a f b n I M ham.
___ ______t g tha paachsa
LYNN
WANT TO BE
POPULAR?
Saturday
.................
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C a rta a a N ightly
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•"Mt®
1
Ills
<t
poll!,, al
in
economic
| I'XpItnlt,l,o,< to anv power ill ur
' mil of Asia
1 Km
Iwiili Ion, p ic u d c lll of ih *
Alrftioi,
I'tctiire
A -so. m ho,,
of
Amciwa. i ailed f"i a government
glial null e ag ain -I
valc
Aiiiciii mi
1,1 wild
,c i/ u r e nf prl-
ini c l merit* a-
World I'VdpraliHts
)
(• o n lin iiril T'i i i i i i Page (*n»)
, u ill tie load*'
Till' Ionise lull, f a n n in g world
e n o w rim ctil wa* sponsored by 01
i c p ie w rilal lie * im lulling F lo rid a
I
AMi l:
( ........... .
. Il> i long, Kikes nml
-mill III*! a,
T it l« •I
Driglilr
lung, .i
fdt.lg Wr.
tplcs
o•
li.in
Legion Mi’etiiiff
rConrim iea l-roni P e a * Heel
J m elon p iesiiled
M l* J . lilm lio k
ki'pi a i c g i ' ic i of m iiiirs , mul M rs
| F E Itiaim illiil bail 'Ira ig o of Hie
p io g ia m
I'll*' lin t wn* tie iin tifiilly
I'll.... ...
w ill,
g ladioluses
mul
fnl 11*.
IP I rut.
/tppeM-*1
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in r
A H .O R IO A
V I'A TK T I I K A T H B
»*••• i i "
f t e• m
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w i
I
Saturday
IMVL
2—Horror llils —
'(lie
Most
I tng litig ,
Grtiesonie,
lllwwrl I
IM ill l<<>11 P iit iir c a
RljLHG0<?l
sC c
1
k i r i t m it h (
'i|ime-
II i d 11 a
E ic t
™
IM ItlltH l l l 'i i N 12.Cr P.31. Hally
.Matinees liir . Erening* ( I f
( tulil,en
IPIr
b
,
I . ii h I 'I'I iiip h
W r i ln c H d ii y !
SI i o h i i !
linnaDanwIIRMHArriswr*.
•V n im tH lu ltr, 7/
ThurHday & Friday!
J B U r i. u n n
tH»N»
of
1‘ Kiwi, win, chief of th*
I'lidlippu,'- Alt*,ion i<> iho United
N,iii,,n*. wmin'd. Irwwever, tha*
,A*ll|t|r lOMIltMC- "will icsisl *ny
S
i£ f K r S j
mens
Will Id
C in lo -
RADIO STATION
W.T.R.R.
Wrd.— IhurH.
jy
I lialml h(M»
�TBX SANVOROU U lA
y
From The
SIDELINES
h i '.'j
w
m
By ABBOCIA'KD PR KBS
The three leader* in the South
Atlantic Leagur 1040 pennant
race ware bowled over last night.
Charleston's RtU-l* battered the
first -place Savannah Indians, 11
to 1. The trailing Kt-da of Columbia
nipped the second-place Columbus
HV ARTHUR BECKW ITH, JH.
Herald Sport* Editor
Tim Sanford (Bunts and the Or
lando Senators will meet ut Out
Municipal Park on June 22 In a
benefit contest sponsored by the
Seminole County Buy Seoul*, and
funds derived from tin- gume will
be applied on the budget to opctalu
the Seminole County council for
the coining year.
Thu boya need nearly 11,2011 to
complete projects set up foi tlienii
DELAND. June 111— (Special)
_______________________
__
DAYTONA REACH, June 15- It was announced yesterday by I.uh
Tfte
m Hats
liar* sagen
The Lttuana
DeLand k
Red
edged me
tha (Special)—Ed’* Betty, one of the Samuels, district direclot Tor Ilia
Sanford Giant*
Giant. In a hard fought 1948 darling,
darlings at the Volusia
Volu.la Coun- organisation.
eonteat here at Conrad Park last ty Kennel Club in Daytons Beach,
"We are usking the civic club*
night by a 4 tn 3 margin a* Roual will make her first appearance of of Sunford to assist us in selling
Vltlame* of DeLand and Ben WII-1 the season In tho feature ninth tickets fur the.gumc. The Minis,
btir of the (Hants tangled in a race tonight. Volusia fans still K1wauls, Jnycees, Itntary and the
heated mound duel,
tiemember the whirlwind finishes Elks have agreed to do then putt,"
Centsrflelder Tommy CaUldo of this Ewall-owned spceilster. In Samuels asserted.
tltd the league record for hitting recent schooling tests Ed's Betty “The Kohson Sporting Goods
lit consecutive ball gamea at 27. has been cupping a aerie* of fir*t*. store has offered to give a Mi-out
Whan ha rapp««l out an Infield. Other ace greyhounds slated for knife to the Huy Scout or Cub
a lu la In the first Inning. Tha ra- the feature run tonight are OB* Scout whu sell* the most tickets.
cord waa aet hy Joe Vltter of Da- Shoreacrea, Grey Maureen, Did-1----- ...................... er of the liianls
Land In 1247.
I Phln, Tin Type, Run Joe, Mild | i* having three linseluills autoTonleht the Giant* muvu to "•*n "ml K*ny°n.
graphed by member* oLif till- Sunflalneavllle and tomorrow svsnln*
Dolphin will l>e In the limelight ford (Haul* ball club to pn-suul b>
S
V * n ^ r ^ , I S
when the Iwxea spring open, the neat three winner*.'' MamueN
r X v . h o * U to tho
Though just two years obi, this, declared.
Is llfelv that I efthander LaVrv PUP' owl,l‘‘* *>y D. L. Marsh i»
We like Ui see thr Imy* and
n .rrv will tret the hill a**len^ really going places, In a schooling I girl* nf Hanford and Heminula
mant tonleht and Houthnaw Ju-li tc** Monday he circled the fulur* County parllrlpatlng In ronslriirSITl adlTVroliblv faca « U n « M r »»» course In the faitest time yet live ............................. id hi- be
On*. Dailey’s aggregation tom*orr recorded. Kenyon scored a sen*a- Here that the Hroul* U one of
■**Tf«tlon tomor- tjon((l w[(| <jVuf t||# 1(t,ac(l C((Ur„
the be*( urganl.albiM* u child
Del and forged ahead In the Monday night, while Tin Type wa» ran Join to give him Niilllid train-
Ben Wilbur And
—
h
»
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pal(f attendance for the
Three Leaders In iState High School 1U.Record
S. amateur championship waa
drawn In 1930 in Philadelphia.
Sally Loop Drop Baseball Tourneys 35,450
fane watched Bobby Jonee
complete hie “(rand alam".
Hard Fought Tilts
COMMENTS
Hitting Record
Giants Drop Tilt
w
vii-1£,)>„ Betty Makes
1st Appearance
At Volusia Oval
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!
Learal Notice*
Hy AHHOCIATP.D PH EMM
f
--------------State
high school
bawball N‘ »TtCB o k 1‘Um .ic IIKAH1NU ON
tournament, went Into the semiESuJaMKlKH
or
c“ “t * !n
final round today.
d ih tm x 'th
ok t i i b
zonin o
Four section, of the Florida1
mV? C‘TT ° r
peninsula were repre*ente<J by. Notice l> lierrOy slvru that a
Claaa A meet survivors ut Lake- I’uMlc ix-.iriiur will in. held ut the
land. At 4:00 P. M. Orlando was to! " « * « " '
ri|,v," r ‘’S .i"
incut Mluml High and ut H:(H) p j r5rd. K^ri.ln. m t in n'cWk I*, u.
M. Jacksonville Jackson tangle.. June io. i ***». to consider the f»iwlth Clearwater
I low Ina rli*n*r» Hti.l Hinendment.
'
.
, , I In the KuiiIiik Ordinance of the
The Class U meet ut Avon Park,! City of Hanford. Klurlda:
on the other hand, was a strictly
The pruiwrir hound**! on Bast
localised round of four. All sttrW «i V
««
vivor* ar« from (Croup *U; from boumlnry IIn« of city. North by
which
emerged u* chum.
* ,,dHlnale
J w,lr l Kemlly
1? v \tm
,
, Bartow
'
.
trlct It-1 tone
plon Inst month. Thu other threu
nistrliii, witti minimum r«nindt? the state meet us replace•iulreni«-ni ..r sen »'tuar» r,.t
merit*
irrouu winners
ur,"i'“l
O.e.r
(nr mtetostory
mini* for
i or other
iiinui aroup
wtnntrs
itari-HImr,
I» itrcn
prupinad
he
whu cuuldll t make the trip.
, haiisnl
into n new Zoning
Today's Class
II game* sent
iV V h m 'H m a l/V im *
Bartow against Behring ut 4:00
u, 'il.u t.u . with iiilnxmim rsI*. M. and Winter Haven uguiiist
.................... . sun e.juure (sst
A v o n Park at H■*tf> P M
around doo r
nrni for
ona
Avon tan* at h .. ju r . n .
st« r y dwciitna, inctudlna a s r Two surprise* marked
Tues»**■
day's first-round results In Class
£»■* j " i T . t w ‘nVl 1r**
‘
A iday. Clearwator whipped a
tri.ti. Itescribed as th*r North
well-regarded West Palm Beach
*<•“ f**t or te.i t ..r ,\ v.
nine. 0-4. and Orlando blanked
^S"*w?.«,.i o n ’
VuH
Tallahassee Leon. 2-0. Miami High
“f Krlrnl' ^vennl H.uxl! and
eliminated Furl Myers, 5-2, un<l
ajurem in tnr Huntoni Hints
'."hamnllnlhln
, it*
ll ‘stilie
T , ' hlinkct*
T M '
ihiim iion«hlp to
mil title for the year. Jnrkjtonville
fm'IdHili whllt tint Du vtunii ltoiii'h
7 n
MttyWWI Iltttlll
MRlnmnd, 7*U.
Class H also had it* first-round
turprises. A Key West team that
iiad dropped only one game ull
luason was ulisted, 6-2, hy the tie-
Kti*miiiTH*rflul-imltiMlrlitl)
M
DU*
trli-t.
*
All piirtli*ffffI ffttffri'Rt nn<1 cil»
,
, ht4|, NllV(, nM opportunity! t*
ii«* Iin*Ml til mi hi tifnirlnit.
"f,
J‘f . . V ' V . 1
*."
mi* m i, ,iuV „r
t*(».K " , *
. M N. m avbii
,'V J 1‘' J , . J . 'h* CHlr
the second
TALBOIT’S
— OK IV K I N —
Vnll I’njMsp - I'nlnt
Hen a«a ravM VsM M i
a, BANKIIHU aV K N U ii
The Clubhouse
Sparkling Water
By FRANK BCK
A P N e a s fe a tu r e * B p o rla E d ito r
• pinch hit single by l^n Matte.
Leesburg'* Dodgers, taken over
by tha town’s rlllien* lust week,
licked the Ht. Auguetlne Hainta
for the second straight time, last
night. Julian Aroata went hack to'
tbe Dodgers and helped spark alt
8*8 victory,
Gainesville whipped Palalka,
8-8. It waa the 17th victory In the
last 21 gamea for the G-Men and
ended a Palatka win streak at
nine Orlando slugged out a 12-5
decision over Daytona Hearh.
Joe Masedu, wo bus pitched nine
of Leesburg’* Id wins, gave Ht.
Augustine 11 hits but scattered
them over the route. Acu.ta and
Masrda got three each of the
Dodgers' total of 11. In the eighth
Inning Acosta humored with Roy
Knepper on baa* to build up the
margin,
Myrll Hoag waa on the mound
for Gainesville ami limited Palaika to alx safeties. Don Allen
■lammed a hunter, triple and sin
gle tn lead the G-Men's Hl-hlt at
tack. Fleet Collin* also humored
for Ihe winners and John Kwanlak
did It for the Autoaa.
Four Daytona Beach pitcher*
couldn't atop ■ hit-minded Orlando
nine. Ed Norelga gave nine hits,
getting Itelter a* nn went along,
and started a four run alsth In
ning bleat thet put Orlando ahead
to etay. Buck Varner batted In four
of tha Benature' rune with three
kite. Bid Johnson helped with a
homer In the seventh,
■an rnm>
jloHenus, ee
NEW YORK—Otto thing I. cer
tain about tbe coining heavyweight i bampbinsblp fight. Neither
Jersey Jon Walcott or Eliard
, Charles will make a super chantI plon. They've both been around
| loo much.
The two Negro heavyweights
I meet for the crown over the 111I I omul route in Chicago's Comlskey
Park, home of the While Hoi, on
Wednesday evening, June 22. The
fact lliut I lie White Ho* moved In
their outfield fences early In the
Henson and moved them back again
ha* no M-arlng tilt the fight.
Neither battler la a .lugger.
They are meeting for the first
lime for u number of reasons,
their primary Interest ladng tha
coveted title vacated hy Joe Louis
| after lie flattened Walcwtt In
| Yankee Htndluni last June. '
llml Louis clinnged hi* mind
about reining the bout might nut
. have - been held. Instead Charles,
Walcott or Lee Savold, rated by
tha NBA as the three logical con
tenders for the vacant title, would
liiivu gotten u crack at Mtuia.
t ia in .iv ilis
D s y lie is lleach
SANKunn
(ti. Atiaostina
lie I,suit
Pslaiha
rtrlamlu
l.» s b u r g
4i xi
40 11
na
si
i|
xo
so
t*
xu
lu
it
I Eddie Waitkus Is
Shot And Injured
Seriously By Girl
40
11 41
Ciame* T a S a r
I .••■ lairs at Orlando.
Daytona IWach at Hi. Ausuatlne.
Hanford at (lalneaviile.
P alatka at Dsl-aad.
SSeaalle Vealevdar
riaveland
flnston
Washlnalun
Phleaen
M. (i. HODGES
I'l.liM H IN fi— W ELL DIUM.ING
lockouts. Before Louie rendered
«n hove d* combat, be waa
Ippcd by Ai Etlore, Tiger Jack
la and Abe Simon.
Charles haa been fighting pro
art* since 1848. In 69 bouta he
I. been beaten four lime* and
locked out once by Lleyd Mar.hftll, a chap he suhiqoently
bent and Meeked oat. However,
Chert**, while Its was not lost
since Rimer (Violent) Ray beet
hSt here in, 1947, hoa met-more
obeeure batfWe than hna Walcott.
CharlH atMeted Mttan-wtde
log A*.-on:lutluii, a body which In
cludes us members all boxing
slates but New York.
“The Idea of recognising the
winner of this bout as champion
la to glva young fighters coming
up the ladder something at which
j lu shoot,’’ says Abe J. Greene,
J NBA commissioner. “ Without a
;hamplun there la no Incentive.'
New York'* athletic commission,
however, refuiea to accept the of Inin Baeoudl In Ghteago. Baroodl win carried frfai the ring
winner as the champion.
“We are not going to reeogniaa
any one contest as Being for tire
heavyweight championship of tho
world." .ays commission chair
man Eddie Hagen. “There may be
six tir eight fellow* around who
deserve a title bout." Began fcrlx
that It may be a couple of years
before New York gets around to
recognising a heavyweight cham
pion.
However, If the ehoe
shoe were
___ on
... _____
the other foot— meaning a Wal-1
cott-Charlea fight tn New York— I TJJJ m Ii
Hie story might be dlfferenL It’* !
huppenerl before.
**ftJw*
jis s s
Orlando II, Daytona lleai-h I.
palneavllla I. Palatka I.
Pauvnd 4, Hanford &
I*
SI
S*
tl
IS
in nhuntlnnco Tnim ymir own
well. Cool, fresit, pure w ater
ut all lim es. \Ve*ll drill your
well untl da the piping to
ymir house. Cull now far free
estlniHte.
i r *4f
SI IIS
IS IIS
14 .110
II
loo
>1 si .100
SI 10 .4)4
.
IS I I
tm
Meaells VedvrSsr
tala 7, Wa*hjnaliia I.
I 4. Philadelphia n.
•nd 10, (iiiaion >.
A muddled heavyweight sltua-l
occured following Uene, ou' .
Tuiiiiey’e retirement after be
knocked out Tom Heeney Ip 1928. T ta h
Two years latsr in Yankee BU- evey eei
dlum 80,000 fans aaw Maa Ichmsl- pennant
Ing meet Jack BhAiksy. Bchroslllng ,8TR of
was declared tbe winner on a few nita.
t e
tlon
n e Belmont Stakes Is the oldest
w m te a sm B m
1867, ___________________ ____
“S tA S
"■* ^*VAd» on Banu Clara's
? s s r .w
ffU fiA
At Isast one no-hlt game has
been pitched each year In tha
major leagues since 1944.
NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC RlARINO
Tha Sanford City
ww
«
public hearing at tha City
on 80 Juna 1MB at 8 P.M., to tear arguRMnU
that thara no hmgar axUta Ml«k a 4hoFta«v ta
Wa have Man foread to vaeate tha Snack Bar
at tha Bowlin# AUty And wtih to taka this
maana of thankin# 4<mr cuatotnara for thair
friandahip and kind JMftmaft.
Sanford to raquira the «
trol, Pubiio law roquiraa
V
A t k J » 0 tU htr m o * . . Soth
Wa bopa It won’t bA too Ion# before we can
» oa iai c o e A .c o iA c o m s a m v it
l^CQlA BO m iNQ COMPANY
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TH E SANFORD HERALD. M M fO R D FLORIDA
PAGE FIV E
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Hiiitn To IIuusewlveR
Rv A nun Mne Slkv*
BABBIT COOPERATIVE
ORLANDO, Fla.—The twovrar-idtl Florida Rabbit Producer’*
Legal Notice
s i l . i:
Cooperative, with headquarter* | *JyjqeK *5h
KN
here, is making steady progres.!
|h«w ^
“ uil'» J.'.'^iVam tlIV
progress j |h|,,
pursuant
Extension Nutritiunlat
lireies
i.uiuuv
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r«.
nui-isiiinn
re-:
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on
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nf
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Muy.
.iiiir,
County
Agent
K.
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tlaetxmau
re-!
ri-mUmi
in.;uii.
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Milk i* un excellent food around
"bleb to Iini I«1 daily meal* for till* ports. (Ill the average, 3fil) rabbit* [ a I*. i*»». In that eertaln c»o*»
family. Because nf it* hluud flavor are now being slaughtered _ for
i,U„.,.::r.|n‘ I ' C X ' ' X i J t
ami fluid eun*i»tency. It i* ea*y market at the packing bouse here In Clutlii'i-ry, wlierelli l ll't : \V
MtlllltAY
mill MAIITIIA K MUIIto include in ttie meat plan. Milk every week.
The 1948 delinquent real estate tux list of the
IIAY. nil wire, me Pliiiniirr-. un4
•upplie* high ipinlity eomplete pmIt II In iN A l.l'K i IN. mill l.ul'IDI-:
............................
i.’ ImNAl.luniN, lit- wife KIIRIl
Ivin* foi growth mid upkeep of
City of Sanford, Florida is posted at the front
1 lie s u rf tiild lie*t* oil Ibe inoim- A.
M lillT U N mill
KIIAN I-KK K
b**lv lie*ue. At the »nme time,
tain
lop*
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f
ecn
trn
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A
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sku
but
M iiH ToN . m* wife.
■ii-ieiiiiauis.
milk i* a valuable source of laidy- .. I,.,,,, . I„ U,„,||, Annii-Ii-fi
door of th e City Hull mid at the front door
the nnderslgaril,
ror |rr
w|1|
. us gin-. Ini Mnsbtiilding calcium mid phosphoru*. winters in .wuiiin Aineriia.
Rl,ie
Mmninr in.- un .lay of
of the Court House in the City of Sanford,
Two lo three cup* of milk a day nearly Kill years lifter the bird
an- necessary to provide eulelum was given its si'lenlifie name, or- Joly. A l> I wit*, offer fm »uie nml
■'•|l f o r i n i l i..........
. ......... ...
Florida, and will remain so posted for a period
reiiuireiiient* and a fair share of uitbolugists were unable In im-ale «ler
at t h e fr «»n l *loi»i of
, t h e l* iiu rt Ifluime u l Hemlliula* I'oUII*
protein for adults. Diets which its bleeding ground.
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Ill
Haiifor*!,
Klurltla.
of four ronaecutive weeks.
iiovlde this miiuuiit of milk usualIli«
fu l lo w I n n
*l*a« i ' i D»e«|
property
y are adispinle in twu ini|iortant
*l( m ilet l
llllil
helliM
In He li il ]i n !e
I ’o u i i l ) . K l o r l i l a . !«••** II
vilamins A mid rilHifInvin.
All real e sta te upon which the 19-IH taxes have
» ’•H ’ N T Y
in
ru riiT
uK
t h i :
T h e N \ V »4 of I he S K U
e«a ept
Babies and pregnant and luclutjrm iK
s c M i.s tiL i:
ru rsTV .
I lie W S »*f t h e H \ V <4 of N W i ;
llig nintIn-1 s need milk for it* calIN I'M ii
H T A T i : O K K l.t»ltll»s\
o f t h e UK** of He*'
JS. TW|».
not been paid, and URuiiiHt which tax cert it i?l. H
It. I'U K a r l . « o i i t a hilii|[
a t i:
;cluni and pbuspburmi*. Every In i ifp
K M n lr
L i n e r e r iilof* <>i |e**«lo tfe th
Rrowiiig child sluuilil have four or Kt«*raan*lit#’
cates have not already been issued, will lie sold
•* T I i o IH m * H i nl»
|
el
**ltli
all
li u p ro * ••ineiitr
male cups daily. All persons, no I »••* a .*m l
I herenl*
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III** pi ope| I * lieu*’ f |lieit
matter what I lieu age or occupnat public auction on the 1st day of July, ID ID,
ii.\
III d i a l c e r t a i n n i o i l K i i K e ita1e*l
tbnis, need a cniisliilll supply ol r » :Not
Ii * I - l»••r
m lh eii I li<« i \ ll
N o v. I,
I'M.'*, of l e i ’o i i t
Ii* t he
Calcium ulld phu«|diuru.* thioiigh- It IIII ti II l M t l « fllesl h e r (l ll li l le
commencing at 1(J o’clock A. M. at the front
pu h ll* 1
ret’o n l r
of
s «- m i i i
i m r i ,»* l A e c u l l U ••( III*- ewliife u l
CNi i i l i l y ,
h i m iila
in n i o r i m i i f a
nUt life.
H u l l in * T l li il ll l ia llr.*»l\
e.iweil.
ll o n k i.'l. pllK*‘
fm e ilo re il
door of the City Hull in the City of Mantord,
In cunking, milk impiove* fla Ih .i l "Ii* f lleil lie* pel 111« *ta f m f 9lit* I
lii l h I ■ m i l
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will**
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he
lo.lsli
pi ll r llJJl t
vin as well a- nutritive value of
i m a h l e •» IhMiKlaw H le ii - l o a m i
Florida.
III o l «le I
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the
fond* nf which it liecniiu'* a pact. •Ini r mHnie li l' m
m iiiiI )
.I m li ie **f He||||iiis|«* l e r i u n of
r a l i l K l i i a l He* tee
Milk may he served as a beverage I ' m i n i V h i m III.I nil I lie *lth ila>
II
M W A TH O .N
A* Special .Warier
Willi every iiu-iil. In addition lo ils aai J i i U I ’M** f««r a p p r o v a l of w.um*
H. N. Sayer, City Clerk.
i*1 (•»! Il iii il illw, htu ^ a l!te
use as a bell-luge, milk may lie t*9
illrlv
ll ie ew ia le «•f h i o r e m e
M ilH iJ
useil with cereal, in soups, snuct-s, V h m i i a - III ail* i|e« * a«ei| nil lliln
Noth** I r l i e l e h t
Ml**-t«
PHONE IBM
creamed or scalloped foods and hilt ila* of J u l ie !•••'•
I m i l e li m a get I In l.u rl io **.
t«| |
\ I Id I INI A H l*A V IX
1llrm iile y -i'lile rim i
11n i hi i n m
S a n -'
dAiserts.
!!\ r. ;itr!\
f !fi* ••*•!.i l r * f f o u l .
I i i . i t . la a n d . ; *}..
ft. t i t l i . u a ,
K l m e i u •• T l i m i i a * Itrail*
Milk ul mid -morning, niid-uftcr(•nine n f
Mai* olio
«;
M.o N e il l
ite«-eaf*e«l.
• A u e n e v a m i t h a t I li ite iu l to r e IK'on. or ul heil-lime adds sub-1
M tM e r r a i d n a m e p u r m - i l i t to Hi**
stuutinlly to I lie day's nutritlim I
’ fe r t tt r o f
III*
hit l l t t o i i r
Niilitf
wltlmul reducing Mppelite fur
H
l n t U t e " t o - *V11 He.
.16,’t tl'i h i . O l l m h ih : in
S T A T I ’T K S
1* 11
a lth
t he
i Other funds liuinl way* In develop ; T o H A I H V I . K I ! K K . I H A N H a Im r e ' I H A
l * r K «*f tin* f i r * uti ••..nit i.r ptein
, niilk d linking liuinl- an- In im-liide I I a « Itlem •• |a l . u m h e i l' | | ) HeiM|(lll .liosle
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KHANK
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M . N K II.I.
l i m e 1i». I'M'i, lit „ •ei t u li i
tHnpting drinks.
I »*% ne r.
all \ *•! t #• p e li il ln u
III t he
**Ig .i|| |
Ini M i.
| fTu cuiiserve vilmoitis and lelaiii ......... ( nf Nsi il i m •• *' mitt*
Ill 1*h.alt. n % .«ti .it*In »•* lilt* .1 m i .
•lie delicate lltimis. milk llllil ..f
*%I*•• la * Hit
i i i - • 1*. H \ s r
cream must I.,. ,nied ful as siiuii M l : \ \ s
'l u ll ttl f
*a
H \IS\
a* il i- dellveied Wash tlu- eon- I . K I K 1*1*1 NH Hi '•'lulu it t
l ' \ K8M in* lull .1 m il l
•tll.'lNl
tailn-i and enp mid stole the milk *l it\\I .ll
S.t nf ••i.l
Kl.. 1 Dili
lit 1- tlwt
illlliieilialelv
III
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elenll.
ml.I
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A rticle s F o r Hule — 5 12— Hperiul H en tees — 12 daik pbn e. away ftuui strung
t *it . it i
•*l*i 1
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flllliiied
funds
Keep
cualiiilli-r
He lilt mil* « *. 11•i*t *
I.AWNMllWKHS slim peued, bi Cal ei eil
p’ m ul.*
(tool) AND HAD
M
AI.
cycle* repnireil, lock nod key
TWO Bedroom lioim- In rood cun- I Uaed Walnut Vanity
820.06
dition, near shopping district. I Used Walnut double lied
n.uf.! Work. No wailing woik OliurI ajw caili down puyment, and I Uied Cull nprlriK for
l nnteed. It. W. Sbiiinnn, 310
till. Si.. Hmifonl, flu.
low monthly payments.
10.96 ( East
doll Ida bed
( Kormei ly witii Will Mills Ei*it
I
Used
Coll
tprliiK
for
T H R E E Bedroom House, vary
Simp).
single l>ed
to.on
modern, Hardwood floor*, two
S
TEA
M-1.1 ’\
Hi,use Wndillig.
I
lined
How
End
double
bed
J.f>
»
tile baths, lovely shade tree*
Flit il l- ootsble men including
7.fill
and fruit tree*. Priced Mow to I Used Metal single lied
YtMing Women IN To
screens. En-e caMlimte*. I'boiie
M ATIIEIt OK HANFOKD
day’s market on eu«y term*.
203-02 K. lit. St.
Phone 127
eolleet Oviedo 29H|.
I
Sic,’iily I’ositions fuc Sewing
I I have liuiineirct wtdl established H O U S E H O L D
Cleanup Aid*.
F I R E S T O N E S New Ret lire l b and operating profitaldy, that
Scrub hruehet, Wuxe*, I'niiit
pmlnient eiMliplele
liiitke reran lie purchased on terme.
Cleaner*. Sponge* and
many
Machine ( operators
lines iivni tiinils; In ake ill i i i i i s
other ilum*.
tiirnisl;
muster
cylinder* re
C. A. WillIIHON, SB.
SKNKAHIK (iIhim A Paint to.
We Will Train You!
lilt H. Park Ava.
Phone 12H1.^ , , a. | u w. 2nd. Ml.
Phone 32*.| paired; new brake lin e install
FOR SALE
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Well Built Frame and Metal (Aluminum)
Building — Five Windows, Two Doors,
*Wired. This B u i l d i n g Can Be Moved
Easily.
f
One 1941 S. D. Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—
A Very Nice Car.
Lcgul Notice
One 1940 Dodge 4-Door Sedan, Rebuilt
Motor, New Tires, Radio, Heater.
EMMETT HUNT CARS
SANFORD and FIRST
I I ha
HERALD
Want Ads
tm
I IW# hlMMlM l«IN iM l y a
. Waal /Ui aahllaba* la f t i
•alate ■aralai
Mata tea aar tlaa laaartlaa
Malta laa aat llaa laaatllaa
{ Maiaa
be aat llaa laaatllaa
M Malta Ba aat llaa laaatllaa
FI ta a u l a la Iba Uaa.
Oaabla tala lat Mat* I n * aapa.
PHONE 148
Waal l l a all; b
•ba talaabaaa
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u a i
la a tbaraa
.lla Uitpbaaa
baah.
' la iba
Itltabi
"la tatara fat ibla aa<--------Haa Iba abtatllaat ta aaaaalab
ta aar ataapllv. la arbat lat
aa la raa4.t Iba baal eaaalbla
aartlta, all Waal I I I »aal ba
la aat afWaa aa Iba bar balara
aabMaa ‘
r umaa a M Ir aa lataablaiair
II aa attar aatata la raat ab.
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THE
SANFORD
HERALD
W A N T E I ) !!!
ed: lights, bonis, ignition. motor
P1NEHUH8T HOME on a nice
l,AVVN
I liine tips; spm k pint's cleaned!
MOWERS
finiit end ll'llll-ll•■d; king pm*AI'I'I.V
cool, coty corner, Attractive beLawn lloRe, Sprinklei* and
I k' m in,m , hins k absni ln-i s; enrcauia;
Harden Tool*, see
Inireltil nil filters; wheel* hal1. Hardwood flour* throughout
STANLEY-KOtiKItM
nm-ed; m iiffI* i ; tail pipe*; flunr
2. Two large bedroom*
HARDW ARE CO.
1 mats; Imdy lielileiiiue. nnlitilnr
3. Built in kltrhvn cabinets
hose;
fan bells; liiim iiiilfe d
4. Lovely living room, opening Trailer, *leep* four. |36l), I'nil
w m k, using besl
liiuti-lltll ulI07U-M nr see on Orlando Itiway
on screened lounge
ways a saving. I'liune 12 fur e »Kt. 2. Bux 4f>H.
6. Hath tub and shower
O. Garage
Wait In Refrigerator Itox, 7 x H,’ tillllite*.
F IR E S T O N E M O R E S
96,000.00 down, balance cheaper
■lightly URinl. Call Ullo. Delaad,
0/.AHK IKK
I I I E. 1*1. SI.
than rent.
Bouldln Mfg Co.
P. BAYARD SMITH, REA LTO R
(IRN BRAL MOTORS D IE S E L ’ ...................................
ROBT. E. KARNS, 8ALESMAN
ENtilNEM
| I-ui full line of *• Al.\ \M/.r.D
200 N. Park Ava. Phone
1’owar for Irrigation, Haw Mill.' m'd llHnN/C f,rrtT:,N
’
Refrigeration, Dragline • n d ; ,,,,r mI1 "•’•k Ii I" *"
HOfil4— Heal E sigtr Wanted— I
Florida FasliioiiH Wainil'acliiring Co., Inc.
III!
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W ljA U TY, S E R V IC E mid
I have buyer for 6 room hou*e oil F(iVhd#tidr*Plwrlte.n,Flnrlda IHraal'
Engine Kale*,
2 to 6 acres of land.
K"*» “ iT .ri.T A N I.K V .H O .lK I.S HAIUl.
Jacksonville.
JOHN D. SHOWN, JR.. Broktr
— ^
■■■■• W ARE COMPANY.
B
A
P
Bldg.
Phone
I67H.
— 1
I—
FOR KENT
E L M 'I KIC nr
ti— A R T I C L E S W A N T K P — 6 l
1
A CETYLEN E
A rticle* F o r Hale — fi Highest c a ih p itie paid f^r uiedi|
AT T H E Cowan Apia., conven
WEI.DINf!
iently located acroaa from tha
Hanford Malar A E iriI. Co
furniture. Ted Devi* Furniture!
Po*t Office, one room afficltncy FR IE D JUMBO SHRIMP dinner20K W. 1st Hiieel
Co. 311 K. lit. Ph. unit.
apartment, modern tile bath,
everynlght, 91.00. HOMER’S.
MALI. X B EN N ETT
(suitable for buiineta coupla or
H E LP W A N TED
—M
tilling,' A Sr-i vice .Htiilhui
Individual. Phone 660.
Mill’* Swap Shop— We buy, aall or
Celery A Mimpu,1 Ave.
trade mo*t anything. 40fl SanfE LA K A APARTM ENTS. 116
Uiri Wanted
Auto It, f ilin g
furd Ave. Phona 196-J.
W. P in t
Street.
Kurnlihad
French Pastry
Nlnndiird (III I'rodilcts
room* A apartment*. Day, week We both loan when you don’t
OIRL for cashier In grocery nture
or month. Phone 1B-R or 1491.
h " H is T & K0l!NIF~— 1 1
bring your prescriptions to
Apply 322 Sanford Ave.
Lanty’*. Phona 109.
WANTED - Girl at Al’s Place, f,()8T—llamiltun wrist wntcli in
)V E L Y decorated and furnished
garage apartment. 4 room* A HOT LUNCHES every day from
must have health card. 311 SenMidway Saturday Reward. He,
11:90 to 9:00 at HOMBR’S.
bath, available to Jan. la t
Stevenson corner Sipes ,V '
Coupla preferred. Phone 906-J.
W O !!* tfA N T K Il ■ - *
JNFURNIBHED or furnUhed- TU X SIIO FR E D S, C s w s I ' - / ’ Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed to” - _ . I I.OWER PRICES. Expert watch
I Apartment, two bedrooms, din
ing room, living room, kitchen. p r r r s i n t R o
Palate for every| repairing.
Hama
•■■He G.
** vC.* rFallows,
muwe, n
u i n g PONTIAC
4(1 twu iluur H ,-vl.
Kina neighborhood.
purpose.
Shop, 1700 Sanford Ave. Phoan
ritlea soft u* a liliinp; puwiirful
JOHN P. BEOWN, JR. _____
HRNKARIK Ulaao ft Palat Co.
1149-J.
a* it Jet (tilmust). A car you'll
III.1 I4 W. lad.
Phone
826.
rRACTCR
WORK by the hour eg he proud lu own, parks well a*
LARGE furnished apartment. 611
a wuu-wngon; drives slick fur
Job. Ploughing, harrowing, mow
Park Avenue.
I ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney’,
a vacation ear. A n-al invest
ing ft dirt moving. We ipeciaBu
76c also week daya. Lunch** A
merit in pleasure at ♦I'J'.ib San
in eo-idltionlng building Iota A
ruRN IBHED apt. 986 par month.
•hnrt order*.
furd Mutor & Kipiipim-nt Co. L'iih
garden plota. Phone 107-J
Will be shown Thure. 10:00 A.M.
W. 1st. St.
GOAT MILK
to *6:00 P. M. 809 French Ave.
A LL TVT^Efl of bulldoter work,
K. D. Priest, Phone 716-WS.
reasonable rate*. Free eitlmat- 40 PONTIAC’ (I twu-duii|-. I .on
ntilcnge. Unusually clean. Tinroom* and bath, ail modern con- See ua for DOZIER A GAY high
e*. David E. Carpenter, Phona
Hume us u new car except it in
isoa-M^
Ivenloacea. 110 W. 8rd. St.
quality PAINTS, EN AM ELS
broken In. See II; drive ll. buy it
and VARNISHES.
NEW R o o f*. R oof repairing A
for only 81346. Sanford Motm A
Lovely
it with two bad- Alwaya -Beit for tha South”.
painting, Phon* 192-M.__________
Equipment Co. 20H W. 1st. St.
Gee location. Cell 476.
HTANLBY-ROGERS HARDW ARE
COMPANY
10— HusJnmg Opporiunilltm
BAKGAIN
for vacution. lull
FO R R EN T • On# email furnlihad E IE C T R IC 'P rlild a lre 960. rash.
Packard 120 •eduti. Runs uuil
bungalow.
For
Sale—SIIO
PPE
CH
A
PEAU
—
I
look* Just duniiy. Only 8705.
Oaa »toy* 910. 2801 Oa|c Avenue.
P. BAYARD SMITH, REA LTO R
entire stock exclusive millinery. I Suufiird Motor A Equipment Co
HOLLYWOOD
bed,
box’
spring
and
Phone
fllH-J
after
6
P.
M.
<
R on. E. KARNS, SALESM AN Innerapring mattres*. Like new a
20H W. 1st. St.
800 N. Park Ave, Phona 806.
M t r s ^ ^ b ^ R e c o r i U r * Radio THAT good-looking fine-running
940. B14W Elm,
Repair.
Priced
below
Inventory.
MODEL
A yoit’vi* Inmui wanting.
”GOOD AND HAD"
IOwner
IMinwa k
a e other
n l k a a Interest*/
Inla aa sb a * The
IP L a
it.
. . tt
. .
Hkw • two nicety furnished aparthaa
W*
have
It. Ciiiiip »iu« and drive
1
used
8
pc.
bad
room
aulto
972.96
meata- good neighborhood, utlllMusic Box. 112 W. 1st. Ht. SanIt. Sanford Motor A Equipment
tie# furatahed, no objection to I Slightly uMd 6 pc. dinette 29.26
Co. 2UH W. 1st. Kt.
I uaed ice boa
94.60
chlldntp. Gall 1080.
1 uaed 8 pc. living room aulte 19.96 12—
8 p **l*| BgrvtcM — 12
H3W: 'AA^jAgMiiiaitr
—
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STARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 16th
C H I L D R E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T
Lasts Friday, Saturday, Monday - 4 Hays only! Take advantage of
these low prices during our store wide Pre - Inventory Sale!
ON THE BALCONY. ..
LADIES’ HATS
COATS
All fine quality ntrnw* In
thn I n t e n t Btylan and
In .Short Lengths.
14.95 Values.
shades. R egular price 3.98
8.95
to 20.00.
varieties and values.
One group of Cottons
3.96 V a lu e s
0.29
4.95 Values
3.H9
Seersucker
Piques , Plaid Tone Prlnte, Dim ity, Seei
and others
A Leant if ul assortm ent.
PLAY SHORTS
14.95 Values
17.95 Values
24.50 Values
||.H9
I4..T9
10.89
7 3 c yd
All Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics
Greatly Reduced!
LADIES’ HliOUSES
One group to close out at
On* Uhl* of Voll**, Lachln*
J .9 9
8.00 Values
3.96 Values
4.95 ValtieH
*i*if'*i
2-39
0.9.7 Values
7.95 Values ....
8,98 Vallien
9.95 Values
10.95 Values
3-19
... 3.98
10
▼m i i M
LADIES’
DRESSES
One rack ut
x/i Price
All otherH reduced
Mu.lln, T D . ii* (Ilngham, Dot-
g.19
g.29
7.19
1
■J.98
069
t.d
HwIm ,
Rayon
Prigl*.
Valu,» to I BB yd.
980 yd.
1.35 Values
1.50 Values
1.65 Values
1.85 Values
1.05 Values
....
...
....
....
Ladlua’ I'antioa, Slips,
and (> a w n a. ituyoiiM
and Nylona.
MUSLIN;
72 % 99 Heg. 2.98 Hale | .98
Ruffled and Pamd Styles
Regular
Mels
1.98 ...................
2.98 ...................
3.98 ...................
4.98 ............ ...... :
Bom
NOW \/2 PRICE
a b o rt* fo r b o y *; g i r l* ’ a b o rt*.
1.39 Values ............... |*U
1.65 Valuea ............... |.29
1.98 Valuea ........ ........|.69
’I
| .69
j|.49
3**9
J.98
Boys' Sport Shirts
Crib Sheets by Cannon
Regular
MUSLIN ........ .... | .39
Ag*i 2 thru a In solid colors, fan«y pattern*,
whit*.
Male
•8 0
PERCALE ...... ...... | .89
| .39
SCALLOPED HEM
PERCA LES ... ..... |.9 8 ‘
| .49
g .lli
7.95 Values .....
g.29
8.95 Values ......
J .I 9
, 9.95 Values ......
J .9 8
12.95 Values .....
j Q.,19
BOYS’ SWIM TRUNKS
14.95 Values
| | .89
Ages 8 to 18, Boxer styles and
Laatflx, reg, price 2.60 to 8,60
15.95 Valuea
12*7U
NOW 1\ L PRICE
17.95 Valuea .
|g .3 9
BOYS’ TROUSERS
19.95 Valuea
|g.HU
22.95 Valuea
... |g .3 9
81 x 108 Heg. 4.98 Hsls J.K9
Alto Boy*’ Suit* with coat*, ioma with
long trouMn, *om* thort, *gci 3 thru
13, Regular valuta 6.96 to 11.95.
Cool, e o m fo rts b l*, w a a h a h l. fa b ric *. A U o
6.95 Valuea .....
PERCALE:
NOW 1\j2 PRICE
2-49
2-89
3-19
3*98
4*79
3*49
0.29
0.98
SUN SUITS
1.11
j| .19
| .20
| .40
| .69
Window Curtains
HI i 108 Keg. .1.98 Male f .8 9
I’illow Cnaes
"
Heg. 89r Hale I f t a
...............
................
...............
...............
...............
...............
•..............
...............
Ladtea’ Full Fashion
Cannon Sheets
Mute
2.98 Values
3.50 Values
3.98 Values
4.98 Values
5.95 Values
8.95 Values
7.95 Values
8.95 Values
NYLON HOSE
LINGERIE
U egular
Ages 1 th ru 6, regular values 1.98
to 8.98.
th ru 14.
/ All piece good* reduced to sell fast!
Here are Just a few of the many
SUITS
Boys’ Wash Suits
I
A beautiful assortm ent in age* A
PIECE GOODS
All other coats reduced!
NOW \ / PRICE
DRESSES
1.79 Valuea..............
|.49
1.98 Valuea...................... |*69
2.50 Valuea....................... |.98
All Other Merchandise Reduced In Price!
One group values to 8.98
CLOSEOUT |.9R
24.95 Valuea ..... |g .H 9
27.95 Valuea
A nother group, valued to 7.96
2 2 * 3M
39.95 Values ..... 2 3 ‘gU
CLOSEOUT q.89
32.95 Values
Men’, Sport Coat,
34.95 Values
.
37.50 Values
2 tM
2 7 -8 9
One group to Cloaeout a t
9 .9s
2 0 .9 8
39.95 Values
I I 19
3.98 Valuea
Valuea
0.95 Value*
7,90 Value*
ft.#5 Valuta
............... g**®
............... J.98
............... 1.8ft
.
SHORTSt
Reg. 1.00 Value*
R M X
MEN’S SLACKS
9.75 * 1.11 Valuea ....
t.M Valaea .......
1180 Valuea
14.78 Valuea .............
18.95 Valuta ..........
1M0 * 19.7ft Valuea ..
Reg. 1.35 Value*
Reg. 1.50 Valaea
UNDERSHIRTS!
Reg. 85c Value ..
By
Ellaabeth Arden and
Ml
7.89
9.89
11.89
12.89
14J9
|*98
Baby Chanllle and Tufted In
paatel atqidee. Single or dou
ble elate. Regular 7.95.
m.
s p e c ia l
*
* - P %'■*’
te e
.*V > A V '
9.98 Valuea ..........
3.50 f t 8.10 ............... ..... 8.9ft
8.98 Valuea
8.89
4.98 Value*
8.98
8.9ft Value*
4.7ft
' ,r>
K K r •' •i’j p yr.f1
■
.
\
-V
T
p
MEN’S ROBES
20% reduction
Flue quality Terry doth, plain
i #*•«*•»«• .
■1
.
T T ^n':
on all T o ile t
.;
By "Bur* Fit,” far Chair*,
Davenport*, Bofae. Regular
value* 9.9ft to U.ft&
3.98 Values
n
4.98 Valuea ........... .. *8
5.95 Valuea ....
*7
6.60 ft 6.95 Valuea .... <.9
7.95 Valuea ........
§.£
8.95 Valuea ....... ......... i.8!
3.89
!
A
ArtiolM, Yam
8LU> COVERS
In all the better known atrawi. .
Panamaa, Leghoma, many othera.
AB O thera Reduced!
BEDSPREADS
m
BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS
1.98 Values
.... |.6f
2.60 Values ............ j.9£
2.98 Values .... .... |.45
3J»0 Values .... .... 1.71
MEN'S HATS
Onh table Sport Shirt* and
Regulars to Cloaeout at
Men's Underwear
TOILETRY KITS
All Othsre Reduced!
16.50 Valuea .............. 31.95
39.70 Valuea .............. 33.90
90.00 Velma .............. 38.00
MEN'S SHIRTS
All other reduced!
Fitted
iS
87.00 * 39.70 Valuea gg-M
NOW 1L PRICE
and Skirts. Broken
Hiiee. To Cloaeout.
In Plaatic, Straw and Leather
ft,00
N ationally Advertised Brenda
One table Lastex, regularly
priced 11.60 to 5.50.
One Rack Ladles'
Dresses. R aincoats,'
HAND BAGS
MEN'S SUITS
Men’s Swim Trunks
>,
SPECIAL f.1*
u noca
MEN ft BO W SOX
now
/ i
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and F o ’.inda-
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mm
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TH E W EA TH ER
Scattered thunder shower* tkia
Ta Frrtact U i f M | at tha WorMi
Ta Framrt* the Trapes* af America!
Ta P»«4a«a Praagerltj for 3aaU t L
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VOLUME UXK
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
TH U RSD AY, JU N E
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afterno on and w idely
s c a tte re d
thunder s h u n trs F rid a y a fte rn o o n .
O lh ir w ii* c l * * , lo p a rtly cloudy
th iu u a h I'rid a y . .U n d e n t* n e a t*
ady winds b ecum in * va ria b le 1't l*
day.
A M iniated i ’ rcea Leased W lra
NO. 213
Budget Group Votw J ^ ^ ^ ^ P i P r e s i d e n t Requests
To Cut 1emporanly < » O n s ta n d S tam p ed O k ay Congress To ActOn
State Appropriations
Brannan Farm Plan
n
p
l |
a lllt lllU
V * U |# 1 U 1 J
g k
Commission T o W ith
hold 25 Per Cent
Of Funds To Stay
Out Of The Red
.
Hot Weather la CUH M. Able*
Blamed For 30 Is Installed As
Death* In East Lions Club Head
John W. Davis T esti Truman Given Power
fies He Regards
To Streamline E x
Character Of Alger
ecutive Branch By
Hiss As Very Good
Senate And House
McKibbin Tells 60,000 Atlantic,
Kiwanis Club 0 i Gulf Seaman Get
Budget Outlook Wage Increases
Spy F m ore
Is Post-
WASHINGTON. June I6-<A>)
WASHINGTON. June lb H/P,
War Hysteria And
--Detailed questioning of one of — Con|tr«t completed action today
Judith Copion'i pro.ecutoi* indica on a hill .mug ftciidcnl Tiuman
Will Soon Die Out,
ted today that hti appearance on Lioad power* to meantime the ex
t
T i n ui <tu DeuUics
Ihe wiineia eland to deny tha to- ecutive blanch ol the got eminent.
TALLAH A88BB, Juna 1 6 gaged in etpionage may be delayed
The Senate, by a voice vote with
OP)— Apparent low bids totaling
WAMIINGION. June l 6>-<( * )
, —-----until lomotrow.
nearly 11,1m ,000 for road and
no opposition, appro* rd a comI'le.idenl iiomau raid today
brldia eoaetractloo and mainOrganization H o l d s Ml** Coplon Will lake the itand ptomitc vetnon of the bill which I.ittle Hope Is Seen Violence Flares At
wanl. ihc Hiannan farm plan
tanaara work In IT Florida coun New Hampshire And
Night For Ladies a* her own tlar witnei* a* toon at wax wotktd out by a Senate Houte
jcnatlrd at tin. union He predict
ties wara racairad today by tha
Maine Halt FireStrike-Hound Dry- ed l nngim will du it.
For Expense Cut,
At Country Clt.h Defeme Attorney Archibald Palmar , Committee ye.teiday The Home
State Road Department.
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T
'
finnhei
queittoning
prosecutor
|
pined
it
a
few
minute*
eatlter.
making In Woods
den Rubber Plant
Ihc pm idenl added at a new*
City Manager Says
TALLAHASSEE, Juna 16— UP)
Cliff M. Able*, part* manager of P.xvmond P Whrarty.
Senate anion icru the tneaiuie
conftienve that all » l it may not
.The Florida Budaet Commi.iton
**Y ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ht VSSOl U r F D PRFSS
the Seminole County Motor* Co.,
Duitng a btief morning recall j un
die White Houte aftet
gel ihiungb tin, tcn iu ii. but he
W illi vvage. and to il of m ain
Muir than Ml Ihtll seamen v.eie
"voted today to withhold 25 percent! Uealhi of 30 New Englanders wa» in.ulled la.I night a* pre.t- in the Inal Palmer told reporter*'4 month of bitter wrangling,
coi.lcndrd that some uf il airea^X
•aI* high, ih n e i. nol uiurh hope
awaidrd wage increa.e. today in
of the fund* appropriated fot " e,e ••liibuted today to five day* dent or “King Lion" of the Sanford that he might keep Wheatty on
Ju»« before Cungict* acted Pi*
l,as gine llnuogli.
fot a decrease in the city budget
cnitlrad. bv h,u f 10 Mintimr unjncy or inatitution
*'°l * nd humid weather in the Lion* Club by Dr. C. W. Bre.tler- the witnei. Hand all day Yeilerday sidenl Tiuman .aid that he would
every Slat* agency
runcetnrd with penonuel and
1lr dliagictd with tunic pie.*
for tha next thr
rie# month* in an, *'•
rattii, governor of ditlrict 35-0, in he had indicated the defendant go ahead iiilli icuigimiation plan, operating p u u h a m . City Manager ion* md Atlantic and Gulf m ail jiepuil. Iium Demuctallc Party*
thipnwnnt
effort lo heap tha Slat* out of the. The foreit fire peril increaied imprei.iv*
__________ ceremonies
______ _______held in con- would be called llu. atfcruoon.
a. »oua a. fongier. fmi.bed with i liffold McKibbin laid K iw a n u n .
The t.mltaii settlement, reached T o Mum*, con c.enct early tht*
Jin New England with the continued 1neclion with a ladiei’ night proiL* Irgiilalion
Palmer
called
the
piotecutor
an
v e .le iiU v at the Toumi Genter He
Irfmiiik
___ . . 1 1 :
1•
—a .1
t? * l
/*
______ _ "important"
mportant" defente witnei*.
witne**.
l ? * * ^ on_ w**
• vote!drouth.^Smoking and firemaking _ Fjeut at the Seminole Country
I The **• itiei Lungin, act*, lie wa» inlioduced by M ajoi Andiew in New Yolk. mu.i he ratified by j!v" V U ‘ ,l,e >,L ,‘ ‘: ° ulJ be de*
,,rxl »'MI
of 4-2 on a motion by Comptroller I in the Maine woodland* wit forbid- Club. About 50 member*, their
**# ,ri,d wl,hout tucceit to ob- .aid , the mute p io jrc l. he will be Larraw av in a progiam directed union .auk and lilt involved ate
f.0.000 mniibei. of the National pUlpulO
' ***
,U|M «ht FB I report covering the
C. M. Gay. Govarnor Warren gave jden by order of Governor Fredcr- wive* and guests were Dre.ent
Othar nlfir.r. in .i.llJ j
” p i Investigation which led to Mias ablr lo tend lu die L apiiol tins by Haioid K a .tn tr.
Mi I Ionian .aid tome new* i*a rttong hint that ha would wielditelc G Payne. There were 15 .mail.
Maiitnur l'man end about 1.400
t^V r i m i M '
w’ere Ed- L'union'* arreat.
senluti. Senate Demociatic Lead
Tinea funnel member* of the
| a leldom used executive power to | controlled fire* in the .late.
McCall, vice-pre.ident; I The repoit w«* brought Into et I sica* had pitJnird eaihn ihai Seminole High School Glee l.Tub. member, of the American Rediu poilt had given the unpittnon that
iQ&kc the cut himself if it didn t go| New Hampshire, white eight id* Harry Robson, terond vice-preii-1court by FBI im pede Howard
As.uniimu h,e gold toii11acI ex Jrlav ,-ai in Uie <aid*, but the cunll,r bill would hr approved by bolls Nolle li.ipp, Haioid Kaslner. Ji
fcieme to.,k no .mil slaud
*
r
i n- i i r- . |^‘*'°n*l death* bon.ted the teclion- dent; Clarence Wel.h. third vire- Fletcher, but when Falmer de- hour** ami irnl lu the Pirudml ami tlaieniei Gianlhaiu, ruler lined Iasi midutglil
llr vti.i that is mil the utijectThe lies, aguemenl. piurided
Altorney General Rtchard Frvtn a! total to HI, followed Maine'* pretidcnl; lark K. Morri.on. .ec
'J'** 11
'•*
Ijinril with tuiur liirlv negio I
|sr Jl all lli.lt laiin legitlattsin
eederal Judge Alheri I.. Keevet today
(m a 7 / 'ill in,mil,|) increase as a Is |IUI • >.| ih* Itemin'I alts- (ilalfsnm
and .School Sup!. Thoma* D. Bailey action in banning imoking and fire- r.i.ru . \Al n I •- .
I ' m
. V m
RV °n'
'« W •ualnai him
Meanwhile the Senate wrote an •pinliial wmgs Mis. Ullie Heeie
voted again*! the move.
ntaking
and hr is lisli.g lu gel that
/ 'll
'i
' i 1, ' **" twuler end
i’almer argued that lie wauled other Taft-llaiilrs l.uw feature Whiiir. Idee Club diieilui. as i lolluiiM allow,line
Thfy laid thay preferred ■ it)1 ..
ij o w ,t
u
t III uiigli
J. Hamilton Biibre, reining preti- the rtpuri to contradict te*lummy
Al Snulh Hr it, I. |hi I . ihe 5B-daV
.percent cut for the next two
' ,lr U'
w «*‘het Buteau in twnb.ax Lion Umar,_______ __________uf witntiiea and ihouted that Into III* Trunimi lalmi hill—a te- cumpaiiiril
old «lrrkr al the Helulta A vialnni
Mi liiiiuuii made lo* comment*
Uiilretueiit —t u i iwu-L’uinmuultlmonlhi In hopei
the Li fgiara-1
e g H I a - •*'*■
pea that
mm me
■■■« there
'oeir war
n u no sign
tign
rnv,n iv.„
r ..r
in preieniinit hi. outline ot the
Wliearty ami John M. Kelley Jr., oath* Il was •piuoveit uti a
on fa u n Irg isla iiu ,, a . In |m rtl**ll
tiii|iiii.it,.ni
•
•niluiiirsl
lire
C
IO
tur* In apecial aeaalon will levyiof run lo break the dry ipell. A wara Initalltd at
" director*
T
William*
III) |U"giain. Mi MiKlbbtu tr
u lull tlui ...ml,I tispass both th*
for two »"°',wr
pro*erni.»r
we«e "tryln* vote.
,, ■, '
.......
nirrcror* ror
~ .
•............ „
taxa* to pay Ita appropriation* in lugli iirr.ture ate* off
I'AW denied a irpoiied agieenienl Aslniiiilsl i atimi meatiiir and tha
tha a,coail
vtar
tarm*
anda* A.
Lincoln "Al"
k" *' i 1
1
••‘‘"'i-■r.
A
ltd
Senator
Hlckenlooper
<
M
*vakd
dial
list
budgel
ha*
not
been
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1
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r
v.
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nu
full. It adjourned its regular ee»II* •**♦»I If,r ssalksisll
"W« have a right to l>* con
su|i.ui iii,ill up
i .ingress l.ehlnd
condition* Lyon and John M#!*ch a* oim year
fiion after failing by nearly 930,. prevented landwaid
Dll thr writ cnuil t il) warefronted by a witnei*," I'almer litwu) nneattoued whrlhei the Al- I'tepaied bit pirienlaluui yet "We
director*.
go
nine
Almnlc
l.ahuraimy
acluuliv
Atomic l.aliorulm y a>luullv base, Imwevri. sritain indn aliont liiiuvrinru .iitl.ii u ilrlke agaln*l Alkrn I a., il,.r lu g.. Il,lu etfect
000,000 a year to provide revenue •mm changing.
.limited.
'No
fur
we
have
tieen
Jan I
Two new member*, Robert E.
to cover expenditure* it authorBonn tain appeared In tight to Adima of Holler Motor Co. and ronfrontd liy u ipook - a confiden hu * located the I’ontaluei which •il VsIsaI iii rvpeti m ihe way ol I commodity dlilrlhullun houte* In
Ihe n>s. piuposal vs,mid cullllnu*
brlil the uranium “,’lh hut from tin
Ittd.
day fin area* in lha hoi and humid
' Oil. " hr tin laied
1 'he -San Franclico area. The llgl.l tur 11r-1 iii.l ul purity ptica
“ ■Vaughn, acting Iralnmaitar tial Informant.”
lah
1**1
February
He
nth!
there
Tha Imub waa whithar tha Cab- iiortheaitern atatei where lerloua
Kitley tald the lepart wbi
"Salon u n iia ir* generally amt
U ,l,r higher wage*. Tha auppoila »n mu).,i I aim piu.lucta
tha ACL Railroad, wart In
I* "*ul»l*uliul
usyalei s
laai should tall aganclt* and In drought condition! threaten aavere of
incompetent"
Judge villi
duetad a* member* by "Nehl" “wholly
thr pei<|i|eui high prices have j
„^?lkoU* ful anolhei )*ai Ihe .Aiken Law
about
tha
whole
affair
atttaUpna to budftt on tha fund* j crop and forait fir* dantagt.
levilled in the Cummlaalon grant- i * ,iubl involve at le»»t fl.diM) men ■els up u tlc.ll.le i,slelil uf tupThompson of Ocala, diitrlct gov- Reeve* upheld him.
Hlckenlooper
told
the
Henuie
avallabl*. or to ipand at tha full
Skit* w«ra cloudy in tha Eaat arapr elect In 16-0.
In New York, John W. Davit,
f»m*
poils al t.n lu 9U pei trot ul parity.
Houea Atomic Comiuiitce that lah lug itlve* lo policemen, fiieineu ,
nit* M til all monay waa gona and coaat atataa but no baavy rainfall*
Ettt
ami »omc other cily depaituienl*, I In I ’liicagu two nuu-ttrlklng
jtton* for 100 parcant attend- . tba Democratic nomine* for FraLai it > i* a pij. r vaiculated to
M M for tha Lagfilatura to coma w «a raportgd. Mawfvar, acattarad ■MR duriJt* tha y4*r war* award- eldtnt In 1084, teitified he regard official* have cum* forward with mure may have lo he giantes) if rubber worker* wer* knocked un
lx fan alike lu piudiwer and conan
ordinary
ll w
lU IIIE Ij
Ifruit
I Mil Jiar,
9 l r laying
w * y ll »E it
**
.
a l
*
. T h
u
baak eat paw tba u x bill.
ahowai* war* axMctad to mov* *4 to Lion* Cliff AM**. J. Hamll- ed the characlet of former State Esa.a
a outbreak of vlo- tuinei.
Ik . runt.in.r Hut all tsru.r we at* lo retain competent help.
' rip." ,. triniris.ua
v-0"
1 w ■amberg thmhad It out In Into N*w York auto from tha ton Rlahej. Jakn lyay, W. a Llr- Department official Alger lllit
■trike hound Drytti*
af today, after Mgad- W in lata today and to cover the
(Caatiaae* Da Page ta*>
. The attfk* nutAmt
%
B
S
.*
°
h
*
0rir
Ja«k
Mot.
____
__________________
legard preieut unempijj m»nt
houn behind locked e/ata^by
t*j>by t unorrow, britvgjog raH O United a* , ittT,:al
a dgvarron) »#(; *fu •!>< hot, atiaby waathar
Linoleum
The 1‘irsh len l added th a t the
T « .ProW dc
on
Ich ha*
haa ccoiftluuad
o
ifor five
“
which
daya.
Aitmlhlsiraliim's we.'p.unt un un,
Comptroller Qay pretented a Lower lamaraturaa war* fortcail
•’a . Southern cinph.smeul i.ill he <xprel.*J ill
Ip!
Retlrltyt K in ,
Lion
Bl.bthe F e l l o w s h i p s F o f
forecast of figuraa which ahowad for tomorrow. Tha mercury hit 83
1‘ily t'ommlsilun," lie a*»*iled," j coal uperalor* continued nexoliaby apendlng at 7S peccant of tha at Rochaeter and 90 Csryn
‘ " hJ»
" ‘i 0P*n,d the meeting, reviewed out- 1 c , , u n D , , , r B * t , l | | e i ml alisoliitely" llie jar had con- ■ii.l Hus deteimlnallnii will to l M"ii* with ihe (lulled Mine Works on rcuiiollilc message iiuvs being
taint,I Hie mlsilng material, lie
pieiiuird 11*i i uiig.rss Ihi* re p o r t
appropriation*, the fitat* could get yeilerday.
raid the FBI concur* in that opin i ien e or decree** Ihe budget a* ri' to an j»tforl lo read, a new pi.ii aM, ss ill g., in ihe l apitui in
by for the next two year* with
tmacl Ihe present agreement lio re ui lour Weeks
■.impaled to la*t yeat
ion.
temporary defied* In three month*
W illi a p irie n t p npulallnii ul * •p itrs m two week*
NEW YORK, June Jfl-iAn -Ro
Kailiri t'aul Itiiffmaii, Ihe head
Ml 11 liman |,,«< im il.l, itternext winter and flva month* in d ark*, r a ilin g tha to tal lo 38
n r llr e * * le r - P a i.i.
-it i
A propusal In N u iih e rn coal
tary International, whine tilth
the Fur.ipean lecoverv plo- IfiiiiM) *• co inp aied w ill, in .l’ l i
li»,i in lu* irg..mi is,iv* , early
1B50-S1,
p n .d m e i*
lu turn
h a rg aln ln g i
in Ih tll, ni til percent In r ira s c
1
‘
he
uutitandlng
l.lon
dl»trlct*gov*
hlgge«t
Itiiuilau**
■
*>**
Tnui
fire*
wara
undar
cm
,In,I
“
u
,
i
.
i
o
n
u
n
m
e
t
govniggesii
convenllon
draw*
so
u
mi,ml. t eI... 11
By (pending at the full rate of
s u it* uf governm ent have iw rn M ilh u iilv for llie entire coal in- i
Ilona In
in the
Sh. lln
d ., .. valley
u .l
J , . I
*,le Dulled fltatea due to clo»e tonight, haa voted to »pend
il.r latest I ei.s.is It,.lean report
A appropriation*, h* • aid, tha Slat* tionx
Hudaon
wer*
In sliv live. III ir sin g le cmirdili
0 p rre rn t, and It can he seen that
: 'I..,u s t 'Jbu.uuu p e n u iis are now
w would go Into the rad next Sepat **r lias m u l l e d m p lain lot a
.m il u l ss.nk ami I,...king lor luh*.
Umber and run up a ileadlly
enisle illipriry
the rpiagtluii ul uiicmplw) Inalit
growing deficit of 167,000,000 by
Die fieualv Hanking Commit
- , ,
,
- ,
tha and of two yaara If it war*
ire veilcriiay approved a teiu iu u i * leporter who ask•-.l
uhunt
.M
i
Illim
an
i
.
or:f«,
ei.L*
poaelhle to gat that much In dabt.
■
............
rg*I 1lUII lID
|i.
it .
t.
I
ii*n
hv tiriiHiKi
Henalor itui
Bulserlsou
Tha 86 percent cut affect* every
Mi, i asking Dial Hie piuposal
'
w
" *."r| 1 Hauler,
agency of government—even thoe*
luvrillguted Hohrrls,in's resolu l” »“'deul ,.f ihe r I d l oiled Auto»I*
which gal tnalr monay from ample
tnui 'aid some c a l uperalor» liinlnle W orker*
landed.
Irrtlnns
amt
police
and
fire
|»<
lay
Samples
of
the
vvalei
vide
fallowahlpi
Ml I I„III4|, 41), dotted llie furipaclal fund* that cannot b* dl- with dry Ice from an alrplana. He
vie
fearful a "crai" aiming operTh#*e fact* wtr* turamarltad itudr
by th*
the Ht*t#
Htata Board
Hoi
itudant* all over the world, to approved |,y
of teoimn. Each new family wiib an M..n “would lead lo the same lilt* tlVffl »|JI lllt f lll^ d llu liS
lu
varied Into tha dletreaaad general, aald rain fall for flva minute*-by DDtrln Guvarnor-aiect Thomp •and speak
akers to various nation* tfealtb during May, and u»*i aiiloniobil* incrraies the main *vpe u| nmunpidlitlc control now |m■hI .St* I h j l i f t ad H r t e lj it uCfund.
a mile auuth of hia farm.
son,
which
ha
aald
made
a
high
tenance
on
city
atreela
arid
in
,
.....................
week
*aio(da»
will
ba
recalved
ful
lain tha workings of th,
to explain
Attorney General Ervin aald h*
A rain baft today axtandad from
cv,1> ';i*i but eventcreate* lha demand* for mine
*‘l
,rr the miners." T ||# itl1”
Nations, and la piuvid* r* June.
f felt lhat waa a “grandatand play,” southern luwar Michigan, aaeteru standard which he would atrfve to
start Monday.
dies u„t
better.
He
urged
member*
to
elim
hard
surfaced
itreats.
,
Tweiv*
•anipies
of
water
aie
When in* luhiecr »«> tuned.
lief for Rotarlan families in war
In an affort to “craata a paychol- Indiana and waatam Ohio southinate from their vocabularies the
From January thruugh Mav >,
...
..
submitted every month fur test
Mi i i umao i„(,«,*iie<l 11,41 ie'ward Into th* Tannaitaa vallev. wordi "can’t” and "torry” and devastated area*.
lirrinlls
were
Issued
fur
'<
(1
n
ig
Ir
lft*|),
n
n
i
l
t
l
l
K
4
*P
lH
*S
Authorised by th* convention \ rug at ihe Hlat* Board a laburaI pullers lead the lililor> of lha
^flowever. Coraaaiaafonar of Ag- Thar* ware local tbundarstorm* in
»iv
ricultur* Nathan Mnyo and Btata tha Dakota* and Mlnneato*/ The compared Individual contribution* yeiterday, lha allotmant I* lo he lory In Jacksonville, fhe.e In- family rasldrucei, two duplexes.
lo
Seminolt*
Rsr
A|irn *‘*d s*.iiiiun i.av.* m m*
to
the
club
to
ingredient*
In
a
right
commerical
hulldlng*.
font
made from the Rotary Foundation elude sample* taken at the w“'1r
___________
I fun*.
Road Chairman Alfrad McKathan U. 8. Waathar Bureau aald wind*
cake. "If torn* Ingredient a ar* fund to which 6,800 Rotary clubs, plant, before and
garages
and
on*
church
building,
i
1
eh'"r
1, . .....................
.
, 1 Asked how ( lx l e u , 11, of Ih#
aald thay would cooparata. Roth of reached a velocity of 90 miles per l<*ft out, th* cake i* spoilt
Replu g to Hi* recent re.olulU ) , „„ ht
applied »«•polltd." he contribute
*• ,,lr municipal,airport, at lie revealed. However, since moil
thtlr aganclt* art financed by hour during a squall at Aberdeen, declared.
The convention end* tonight mi end's of lines and in the hearl of homes are assessed under Ifi.iHiu, non "f n , uJ II
apecial fund*.
r m V lr d-v. he urge,I .he reading or th*
S. D., yeaterday.
Dr,
Brttiler-Petlli
In
hi*
talk
.dllnn^ EHuara Garden when1Ihe city in oidai that all thr „nd.r bomealead exemption pm- j A-.ucial lui .vga|,1"g fh. appulnl........ . .j,Me.vm adminUErvin argued that a 86 p
Madlion
Generally, temperatures were
nle 16
delegate! and rale- j distribution syrietii may b* cov- vielnus thev will bring In no m*m ,,l un u^<iHtEni rI hI r utlor 1llkU ,
cut In fund* of all agancle* for near normal ovar moat of the pointed out tha part played by lunie
Ml OOn*
mill delegate!
ered.
(L'eatlaaea Ua Pag* rear)
operating tax money. '
I
f‘"
,1Nln'h
Clr#; He .aid the m . i n , ,
mote
th« naxt thr** montha would mean country except for cooler along Lion* in th* betterment of Ihelr
community, and of tha banafit de
Each new small horn, means |
•mhraclng the counties u f l(U>,
,auf.try
66 IIUVIM
lota iu
of BUVUk
about ff|VW|VW
14,000,000 1
In
rtdaral th*
- Canadian
...................................
h
border from Nort
rived by member* in doing this
demands for »ervlce* with u» la i i hemlmde and itievard. Rep M, H ' didn't g
go
,< t,, hell al all. and it1*
^m atching monay for thd walfaro Dakota waatward. Yeaterday th* work.
Income to pay for tho*e service'," | • T-Buuei luday tuhinltlerl ihe
oil,|
mercury hit 111 at Yuma, Aril.
hg
(Ipctarfd.
j
folluW
M
i'X
Jtlltr
l**
th#
Siutfijni
Mr*.
Henry
WUt#
received
from
When u lepnnei iai,l me fu ll
prcfiy , rapn*4 that If tkar agent and 110 at “Phoenix.
"L'ouiequently, with our nperat |Gcrahl for publlcatlun;
King Lion Blthee an impromptu
ililng Jvffei anti did Mas lu ideas#
what thay had aid tha Laglalaiurt
tug
tax
imllaga
nrai
th*
maxi;
"Hartford,
Florida
appointment
aa
Militant
toll
II neuspape, publliher*. Mr fill■ n r would
dldat levy naw ______
"June 16, 1848
twfiter and aided in auctioning off
mum allnwabt* und uncomfortahly 1"k.M.uml.
mean tba fasa of m n graafer fadn
* 1 1 , ,i
roar, laughed and vild Jefferson
IV
high
for
the
hull
net*
man,
our
Henilnol*
County
Bar
Association
p,„
lmll|y l‘n ,.,,. „ ml „ 4ke He add“ '’si.1" * 1 ,yfW L lo n C*p8s
•ral fund* in th* future.
'Hanfuid, Florida
Other
Min Anita Alkan. accompanied
ed
thsl leffeimn aim ivlenied a
* Tha Govarnor read lata tha raMount Dor* residant* like l« 'hop in Sanford and find in local Jj|,y*tr b^'^grily "drawn*1* upon'lu
by Mra. Clarence W.uh, p |.„ ,d
Kuallaue* On e . i t Twirl
cord a telegram ha iant to tha
"(it-uiltmen:
Itorra
a
convenient
trading
crnler
where
thev
can
buy
at
llie
lowe.l
furn|(|,
thci«
easenllal
service*.
tha
group
with
several
aongs
ItaU Welfare Board chairman Jackson Bannatt, a negro who
ibltpricft
thoM
ihiclft
of
which
they
cannot
find
al
anil
woik
nu
new
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"A. une of ih* representatives. WaitkuH Reported
FISH LAWS
a, Tnie wa» revealed lo a Herald repoiler in a »eiie» of interview* streets, falling sewer tinea and
at onca to maka tha cut In fund* Police Chief Roy G. Williams and JAVIOLATBB
other badly needed civic Improve- 11,1 Bemliiol# County It wa* nut m y,
C K SO N V ILLE, June 16"A Bit
Improved”
m fo r a gad, blind and dependant Capt. Roy Tlllia on a charge of —Neal
Atklnaon Compton, Jr., oi with prominent cilitani of the neighhoiing Lake county community.
ment* must Ire deferred,'* ha said prerugaMve to recommend sum#-l
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drunkannaaa arjd dlaordarly con Cra»ant City haa been charged In
;y 96 mile* treat of Sanford*
Mr. McKibbin.
”'*• (^ appointment to tha offlt#
D ,lin.
“T hu’ia a hard and cruel' cut duct, had a euiplcloui look, so a federal warrant with transport on Highway No. 46, Mount Dor.
in Michigan, declared, “I
"Tha Florida Laagu* of Muni- “> ^‘ alilanl Stale Attorney of I
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thaaa halplcca people, but it following a hunch, Chief William* ing gam* flah from Florida to fa a flouriahln* llttl* city 184 „ kf Banford and my w lf. likes
farcad by tba failure of tha 1849 aant fingerprint* of th* negro to Georgia in violation of fadaral fart fbov# saa laval, and boa.ts||0 lhop , hrra b#tUr thln ,n 0 r.
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hunch had raaulta whan the ing yesterday and haa bean re> fu) locations in Florida.
tly and prayerfully FBTha
notified Fort Plarc* police leased un flOO bond. Compton ia
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Mr. Horning made thin state- haa epuniured
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bubby sosti uttauam who
alia* William Brown, accused of taking 1,600 pound* of Dora In what la known a* the ment aa ha played a game of Legislature to restore to the cltlrs.
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perch from Golden Triangle, formed by three crlbbag* at tha ML Dora ahuffla-' certain taxing power* pre-empted
9w *V M waa an atcapad convict they wer* braam and speckled
iiunmoned into felony court on
HOTC AT FSU
leaking. Convicted In Fort Pierca Creient City to a point naar Folk*- proeperoua and n*ar-by commun- hoard Club, a neat little two iturv i try th* Stale.
T A LLA H A SSEE, June Hi - l/P) a charge of assault with intent
on a charge of breaking and en ton, Oa.
lE n , Mount Dora, Euitla and building located in Donnelly Park.
"Wa can hope for
—An Air Corps ta.erve officer to murder the star player, who
tering, Bannatt had aacaped from
Tnvarae, Mount Dora la a famous by tha 18 ihufflaboard court* and I nitlon of th* problems of tha mun
iiaii,tug
program will be stalled was shot near lh« hearl by a
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winter vacation snort and hae at-'tennia court. Thla la in th# cantar'
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Florida
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wha hara built beautiful home*. "»fu P «r down a hill.
Mra. M. L. Craig, U , (Bad In One of the major developments Is, ," * » • O, Abrahamsen a loimer located to cltlaa, w* will be able eration at th* University of Flor day, said thla morning that h*
natt.
for aa«.. childth* local hospital at T16O FT M. Sylvan Shorn, where from a high. cilUan of Denmark, also at t ho to furniah adequate municipal ida and Florida A. and M. College was better.
SohuiM iw will open
day following a heart attach. ekrratdon, rtTr'artive'modanT reri-J^rd table, dnlarad thet he like* service!, repair and raplac# aoma for negroes.
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mormlsiff M u. F. M
BIG STEEL MUM
She had bran In the hospital tinea
to coma to Sanford and sea th* of our worn-out publlo Improve
overltok th* lake region.
PITTSBURGH, Juna 16-<A’) - laet fativday.
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nm over- sanitary sewage problem and actual flight training.
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�TUESDAY? H IR E -14,' 1*49
H IE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
fHe Sanford Herald
Mia* Barbara Manning.
..S u n d a y that Lou Wolfeon, Jacksoncommenting on Nouree'e unhappy
Wedding Dress
He aleo said "if I had been silly V|||* induatrlwllat who will ba tha
position, eald the development
enough to hire a publicity man who Governor's beat man at the June
proved "It le Impoaelble to divorce
a ila .ri r n a Paae Oael
statement ** “a governor’* wife 20 wedding, la ‘*th# largest stock
politic* from economic*—they are Inchirastack
of
a.rma'i
special
de
or. for that matter, moat women in holder in Monogram Picture Stu
part of the earn* thing."
the
livery lettera from the governor, the South wouldn't work in the dios.’’
Meanwhile
a
controversy
con
wrote a letter to him. tried on a kitchen, a* the Associated Pr«e»
emergency program to help wheat growers find a place to
The Governor said his fiance*
WAHHINTON,
June„ , ..
tinue* within the cuuncll lt*olf, hut, looked down the stairs, drunk man eald. I would fire him forthKut their 11)49 crop. Some government atorage space will
le >,such a good cook" that "in tha
Keyncrllrig and Clark have sup- tea, and listened to the radio. .She
e built, and grower* will get financial help in building blna
V«TJd^.Ji J u T a ported (he President’* plea for also poseil playing solitaire
on their own property. The emergency had arrived; the S / i ! t S n - t o L p out of ■tand-by control* to comhat any (“lately 1 don’t have any time for
1949 crop watt ready and aomethlng had to be done with politic*.
Itut now the advisers renewal of Inflation. Nuursc, It"), ami hitting u tennis ball.
pi.
a
—
It. The general recognition of tho tru th of thla fact, by know that u top official in Wu»h feeling that we are now In a elate 1 Another picture showed her w ith M onogram Studios ii L>voluti*
r deal-' utlve Munsion to take a permanent
both xupjjortera and opponent* of government farm potidea, Ingtoii I* buuml to bu in politic* re* of healthy "disinflation”, doesn't! with a portrait photo of Governor tarily helping Barbara in he
1
leave
of
absence
and let Barhara
of whether ha went* to feel that euch control* should now j Wurren. It I* Inscribed, -“To Bar*| ' -----........ .............’’
la shown in the Congreaalonal approval of the emergency gardlcs*
be
adopted.
be.
, buru with all my love. Fuller."
Tha Mluml Harold
m easure. It will help to relieve the current wheat crop prob*
Dr. Kdwin (I. Noursu, the coun This kind of situation was anti-(The Governor’* post* is dignified
V A N ! ()IM >
( t i l l I M K I 1(1
cil’* chairmen, i* reported to liuva clpated by the Hoover Commission <with his left hand In hi* coat
lorn.
__ ____
__________
__
_ and the ones to follow? sponsored,
___ w ___
,
Hut
what
of next year's
crop,
lute ...
in ___
iiMti,t ...
the idea on organiaatlon’of (he executive pocket.
T II ft N ON I « 1 I 1*1 • !
Thu em ergency urogram fits th« imttern
\ H1(0 W
attorn of our farm policy, that the council should remain a-j Branch. The commission said the I “Those people are going to get
r i l l I I.A S IIIN t
.................... there In too much food, and Imt/ from the machinery of guvuin* j council ^I* Handicapped by t Isilng awful *lek of seeing me' down in
which Is based on the idea that there la too ihucll, ood, ahd m(mt <p'||u
tW(, members of I* muitiheaded biidy. The cuunnis- that state,” Harl>aruKcommented In
. _ :I
E.
.1 t ................tL . . ! *1...
I
. t .I . j, » *
1 i.
i •>
that the thing to do Is to put it away ao th a t it won't up at..
the council
acipiiesceil
fur a year slim recommended
that the eoun* 1die midst
of the* picture
Inking,
set thu market. That was done in 1948, and because our and u half. The council had In'Oli | d i "tie replaced by an Office of | Ti¥„ Hidlywdod publicity thl'ti
NOW 1st Central Florida Showing
storage facilities are still half Tull of 1948 wheat there urged
____ to testify la-fore the eon- ■the Economic Adviser anil (but it nr„ handling press relations for
i havea usimrle
single head.”
head.”
MjM Manning. Ond ,',t thldn said
aren't enough places to pul 1949 wheat. When the next gres»lonnl joint eommiitee on the9 bavi*
An eeonomiai who worked with Governor Warren, who they met
m m “ round, thu.uuw te llU I .. to t ? > j l j . l h l . y«.r IS T S L X L " JSff
the commission said that this r*< »t a party here lust September,
a m m itYOM
eMTMi l \ f k
will p ro lm b ly a tlll bo half full u
r
s
t
a
t
e
m
e
n
t
to the president. | p«jrt WM submitted to the White asked them to do so,
ailing w ith th e re s t of th o storugo sptu.u, and m en wnat u ul
.Senator raft, then com* f|„„w before It was released and
, Warren has forbidden imthing
happens ?
mlltee c-hulrmati, wu* told of the rereiveil a favorable
'
review.
suit, tennis shorts or other
Thoro must bo somothliiR short-sighted about a wheat councils wish not to he Involved
I "cheesecake” pictures, the publicstoruRO policy which is perertlllitlly unprepared for the har- " “ ,7e m dui!-![l^Zdkr^^ h* i More than too bell* formerly!11/ "**" **ld.' Also out ar,' s|mt«
rTruman’s Advisors
Realise They Must
Havlng obtained authorization from Congrea* to do no,
Enter Polities
Department of Agriculture haw announced an im medlatj
Wheat Storage
sasdS-ssti
tu
TUKNDAY. JIINK 14. It4»
i ~ BIBLN VHltS* TODAt
*' Boms are cunfused alrout God’s
)wHI far them. Often you can find
•out by earluding thu world from
'your eye* and ears and thought
j While in quietness you let tho in•ttar vocie speak tu you. It is Gud
{Which worketli in you both to
•will and to do of his good plea{sure.-I'll. Ujin,
! Governor Wurrrn lint signed into
{Uw the huge $240,(KK),000 bicn■jlial epproprinlioni bill . . ■just as
Jlf h* knrw wlicrc ilir money was
•coming from,
•*
----^ Percy Hodgson. 47, Hiitisli born
•TMident ol Pawtucket, R: I.. was
Sitleclrd president of Rotary Inter•to«tion*l el the runvcnliun in Nrw
•York yesterday,
___
_
*' Harry Truman is being buomed
•by bis old World War battery pals
"for a (bird term. We doubt i( lie
•-could make it without tbe uid ol
Slh* public opinion polls.
*■ The nation's 4HO.OOO soft coul
-• miners have gone out on strike not
{because they want u raise in pay,
• shorter hours, or anything like
{that, but simply because tbe price
• of coal is in danger of falling to
!* point tbe consumers call afford
J to pay. I fence, no more coal will
• be mined until the situation is
{"itibiliied".
{ Whatever may be happening to
s prices end employment in ill* Uni1ted Slates, nrw construction is still
| booming. Over two million workers
‘ ware employed on nrw buildiiq
{last month, an' increase of 73^• 000 over April. Building permits
{•mounted to over $1,600,000,IKK),
• However, good us it was, it was
!tlol quite op to May of onr year
{ago.
{ Fight more l imn, llrring from
• Haitian tyranny have made their
{way arroii tbe Atlantic and have
•arrived at Miami, ibry travelled
{in • 70 fool yawl which was the
• sixth boat to bring refugees to
{Miami from Northern Kurupe since
Jtha end of the war. Communism, no
• doubt, it wonderful, but you do not
{m* many Americans trying that
• hard to escape the evils of capital*
{Jun.
___
Wall Street slocks luke another
dip as more complaints are heard
•bout declining business, Hut not
•very buttinctman finds his bus
iness falling off. Home ol them are
doing more huiiueti now than they
did a year ago, nr two years ago.
In general they are the ones who
hava made improvements in their
merchandising and advertising
methods. There it plenty ol butineei left for the store that goes
niter it,____
, General Eisenhower who made a
' pretty good name for himself dur*
« l tha recent wer, hat since be*
come president of Columbia Univer*
- lily, now comes out against feder
al kid to public schools,
•
cenlreliicd all powaiful gov*
nmant. We do not agree with
• General about federal aid to
educationi we do agree on the
^angan ot big government. How
| u euible the government to equal: lie aducalionel opporluniliet in ihe
a United Stalei without making a gi"italic political machine out of the
;;gA|jc ach»oi tyiteht it ana of (ha
^Kg^iaaf oAk^rl^i^nr c. tmr tinner.
rv ' Yang oliancet of dying ol cancer
mean*'that tha
»<i«ftee haa gone
Kama nf dying
vesting of a new crop. And thoro mu.{ be something wrong
with a trolley which falls to find market* for wheat even
though half tho world Is hungry. When tho wheat i* ready
to harvest, something must bo done quickly to take care
of It. Hut in between harvests wo had better make a now
«*xaruination of our thinking about tho growing and m arket
ing of wheat and other foods.
Srt .Ss\ i„^Ii“ f it u.Ly a.Vpcm-.
-wl*
loom mirror or H
wcnrlng n ’r
kitchen
But last summer two of the jjouthern Hallway .System), are “pron. The
latter
Is
.....................held to Is?
ouncllmun begun to talk. Leon H. n)(W u„#(j
churches along tho f,ut °f keeping,
[oyserllng
testified
before
n
cotl*
r„i|roacJ.
"
A
governor's
Knyseriimr
govi-rour's wife or, for that
_________________matter, mult women 1^ the Noidh
the administration's unli-influtlon
„
...
,
,
wouldn’t work In the kitchen," the
l y unearthing remlna In al u- ‘spokesman said,
hill. John D. (Mink testified before
another congtesslonnl iommillue. vml deposits, including Stranded
a rid in Tulluljamn-c tjuveinor
Wtien tile new cnuiiliiun ot toe Gsh, researcher* set the d*tr, o f ; Warren said "it is entirely miD?bj*e...mentioned
t(|nt
tlJ„
J(ny
Joint committee on the ecomnnlc
.. .
report, Henaiur U'Alnhtmey, renew-1 In the Bible, at 1400 B. C,
I gents for Ills .California fiancee,
Shock Treatment
., . . .
„„ ed the Invitation to the council thla,
Some psychiatrists are buginning to lot*® thelr t.n- session, Kcyserling umi t.iurk uthusiasm for electric shock treatm ent, which has been greed to testify, They unlently
popular in treating certain kinds of mental illnea* because suported the iidministrution's untlthe patient seems to be restored to it normal frame of mind
program, and the brick|„ , mlrMUluu.ly “hurt Urn.. I»r J - l . , T .ft W Urn UslverMity of PunnMylvftnln» h Iwiicwr in th« fiold, DXproHNed took Uniiit with tht*m. ai»«»> loiimt
doubts alwut the treatment in u recent addres*. This is a It necessary to defend tiieir posltechnical m atter which the psychiatrists In time will work
publicly. Keyserling even
out, but their reason for raising the question is Interesting. u|™“ “t ‘’u,’r lu " m'Wl,,,H|"'r
Many psychiatrists are coming to the view th a t the
N(nir;„ I(I.V|1|. |t.Hllrit.(, ,.efo,e
shock treatm ent only puts the mental patient back where congress. But ........ gun tu make
he woh before his mind broke down, without changing the speeches. Former Heereiury »f lieI'OlldltlotlH which let! to till! breakdown. In time, the break- fense Forrestnl mged Inm to give
down simply happens all over again.
•
I"!1?* "" ceonomli* nt two orienAlmost everyone from day to day deals, In a limited lH1 ...... .
,,v
iutu«-y;,„d
way, with problems like tlumu of {mychlalry. Problems of civilian leader*. Nimm- was duhipersonal and family relations, business and community rein- «u* and talked to President Tui
tions, arise and sooner or later require some kind of action, " w about n, The President is ru.
How many of us, In meeting these personal problems, are I’i'!! , TV,’ ,ve l1" 1 ,|I|M K,“ **
content with solutions which only restore the situation i„,^n ,,ff!.tiie” iVoriiW*lin t *’ wimn
which uxistud before thu problem began, without doing any-1 some ur his listener* reluted what
thing about tho cuuxes of the problem? It’s like finding a;they hud heard, Nuur*e gave out
way to make a decayed tooth slop hurting, without taking copio* in order t„ keep tlm record
care of thu decay which continues to eat uway the ttwith. ,
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. New Tool Of Explorers
I II *
HPloml HjJIftll,
lift
April 6,
1•!«» spoke
of |lie North Atlunti'c
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i
Pact uml of providing arm* for
Archaeologists are beginning to find Die helicopter a n , J,..* F«i’t nation*, lie *aid U wouldiiidisiHmsuble tool. The Stirling expedition to Panama, upon-' lo'.Jd
sorutl by Ihe Btnlthsonlan Im tltutfon and the National Geo- ««„t government budget 'prompgraphlc Hoclet/p .usnd hclicdptem in the jungles. In the ly the r»e» of ......... ..
w ordj'of 4ho lutu^ry Matthew WuiRtlrllng, "In half a day ‘«»»*'i NomW* aigumeiit to their
wu accompllslied what would have tltken us up to two week*
Aort-Marshall Plan*
l,v fimiiit and nri foot ”
i . ......... . Allatillc Pact leglsliy cam e and on I l.
. . . . .
.
""•! ecnnomy-mlnded muniIt is not merely a m atter of time saving. The view from lwr» of Congress all round am
above often leads to nuw discoveries. Few ancient sites have munition in Nmirae’* suggestiun*.
been as often or as carefully examined u» Stonehenge, the , *}n* observers thought they
gigantic temple of unknown builders which is Kngland's Ir«*i!.,V' i -11"111Mn• *« admlni*
most priceless historic relic. Yet when planes came in a tween the ecomnniM*1'1’!! T .ii!flyer waH able, even after 9,000 years and more, to trace military lenders,
thu line of thu two chief avenues to (mints far beyond the
The President found it m-n-asknown boundaries of tho site. Without the airplane this “ry “ couple or dnyH Inu-i to su>-
Let’s Stay Healthy
Hy O m it Peek
In recent week* I have had government: that I would nut bt
A H.OKIl)A
much tu nay In this column about free to practice my profession
| according to my own Idea* and to
tho Administration's proposed
proponed inct
MTATK TIIEATHK
_ j a* far In It aa my ahljity and
plan of Compulsory Health Insur-'fo
ance,
rhooat to call b;
by and application would carry meT"
....... which I choose
ita proper nume,
nume, "HocIa Hied Madf* ha replied.
Ita
clna." Anyone who ha« had tha, And
...... then he continued.
.......
"Do
patlanca
to read
my verbal
out-.you
______________
_____
___ ________
_::. j think 1 would have taken tha
__ can have nu doubt that Job of running thla clavator eight
r iiiurlnge
am bitterly 01 >aed tu tho plant houra a day, (pending many more downs OPEN 111:45 P.M, llatl)
a dell*
etudy each1
that 1 nee In II propueal
r.„r__ ___
____hour*
____In claae
___ and_ In
_____
Matinee* 40c • Kvenlnga 44c
berate attempt tu regiment Amerl- day for the part aeveral yearn,
Children—.00c
can cllltenry.
Juat to get a Civil Service* JoltT
Bvery nation that haa embarked From the time I was a vary young
on auch a scheme of provldlnir ao* boy * bav* had the am bltla tu lie Today & Wednesday!
called "Free Medicine^' to lie aub-,» doctor, and to ba a gad une, ao
Jacta (that’a what eltlMoa b «em a'that l e a n aarvt wall my fallow
under It) haa aoonar or lataf di».
*i»r#, I w ill to make a da*
covered that It coata a great deal | cast living after I gat my degree
more than eatlmated, that normal' a»d aarva my Internship, but I
health haa deterloratad, not lm- hava no hope of avar accumulating
proved] and that tha progreea oi W f
amount of material
medical aelanca and reaaarch have w“ 'th.
virtually been halted In thalr
By thla time wa had long alnca
tracka.
ranched my floor and aoma othar
Undoubtedly, the worat feature
WM .Impatiently pushing
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ON THE TIRE THAT BUILT- G E N E R A L AMPUTATION
Com# /n-Comport all fhaia
Contra/ Tlra Quality faaturas
C<k)e ou z
EASY
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PAGE 1HREE
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA —"
11
Nora Dean Brewer
Calender, Wedu George Janell
Social
"
Miss Springer Is
1 Given Bridal Shower
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safety pry rant you should have
a safe anil sane summer. So Impoilnnl tines one railroad (B a lti
11V V IV It N BROWN
more an<| Ohio) think safety la
A I’ Newefralures
for their employees, that they
M I m June Chapman was hollers
'Ia si evening tti 8:1H1 o'clock fo r a
have instituted an essay contest j
T C lfp h n n f 148 linen shower honoring Miss Mary
tarda Palmer Ray—Society Editor
Every summer complaint from i with pi ire* for sons or daughters '
a min Springer, whose m arriage to jth e lowly iiinsiiiiltu to the glowing
• nilunH employees on the sub_ ■Slnnley Hockey w ill lie an event
,un can cause you misery this [ j P(.t „ f safely. They hope to stress
I of this month. E ffective arrange
I summer. You’ve got in he w arv | the importance andvalue o f safety
jm enls o f peach colored gladlolu. |and alert In keep from bring atuug ! in the households of th e ir emses n in I greenery decorated the |t,y „ tire or lipping on a boat ! ployeem om , o f ihe Chapman home on deck.
j Safely experts say that only
Friend*
w
ill
regret
to
lesin
of
, M r. and M r*. Eugene Brewer
r.ast tenth street.
Even if you feel rn nt home ill I three diseases--heart disease, ranthe
illness
of
Mrs.
Hamid
T U r(D A T
announced today the m arriage of
D ltrlng tlievening a novel the water ns n goldfisti, you’v e , ret
nnd cerehal
hemorrhage-Circle No. 7 o f the W.8.C.S. of th e ir daughter, h ftra Dean, to Weekly at her home.
game was enjoyed which Involved got to know Hint swimming pool imuse noue ilenths than accidents.
tha FI rat Mathodlat Church w ill George Janell, Jr. in T ifto n , Ga. on
the fashioning o f amnlt liata from Rivers nml hike- have mi-oispect- I No mutter when* yon spend ilia
Mr. and Mrs. Joe V. Janitors of crepe paper w ith a p rlie being ml holes, o(-mins hove undertows I suioiom- you'll probuMy get your
Meat a t 8:00 P. M. at the home of June 2.
M rs. Btaka S uw ytis, 2471 P o l-1 Mrs. Janell la nt present em- New .Smyrna Reach have been the awarded to Mrs. Felice West f " i nml waves llm l can challenge |-Im re of stonincli nclie.s from leumat to Avenue. Hostesses w ith Mra. ployed by Walgreen’* D rug Btore recent guests o f Mr. and Mi > John the most original hat.
Shown swimming champions Never swim . col.I d iin li i, strange food combSawyers are Mra. Park Tyre and and M r. Janell fa a form er member I). Abraham*.
g ifts were
presented to
Mis, .oil too fa r when you me alone innlions, too many sweets, or too
o
f
the
Sanford
G
iant'*
haaaball
Mra. Aahby Jone*.
Springer In a clothes banket, ra i ..i when a life uvm isn’t w ith in mo, I, uicat Eat llg h lly lirfo ie en* club. Mr. and Mra. Janell plan to
Mrs. H arry KiAtcll left last ty in g out the linen theme.
cnrshol. I f yen mi, lig h tly b e fore1gaging in sports ami don’t eat at
■ Tho Fidelia Claaa o f the First make I heir home In Philadelphia, Saturday for a seven weeks trip
Assisting M is,
Chapman in '■oil swim, you w ill avoid a slid ....... stands whete the food is alBaptlat Church w ill meet w ith , Pa.
visitin g friends ami relatives In serving
delirious
lefteslnnen*.
- ■ ................... ... .no d,ag you lowed to stand nut In the hot sun
Mra. L. I", Garner. "Oil West S
i x - ___________________
Cincinnati, O. and Ft. Thomas, Ky. were her mother, Mra.
Ralph
r
"• me your lilgh „ l| ,lm long
U .» ih a i m i . .1 S:oo r M
I D t ' W o l s k i s E n te rta in
Chapmen, M r* James Monghtei,
wonder.
if
pnr|| * plrm r lunrh,
The Woman a Hlble Class o f the
_
.
,,
Mr. and Mra. Myron Heck have.......
. ......
.
.......
__ and Ml
Miss
Kndtdey
Meiseh
exhaustion takes a big
(m„ | . ih *l m ight
Pint Baptlat Church W ill have Its I r O r G m d U S t i n g S o n as their guest at their home In i«lady»'^VelY»' Those invited to In lo llHeat
of foollim .llx -mi seeker, who i
)m|PH* „ f
vnu
annual buiineaa and aoclal meet-1
_______
M ayfair, Mrs. J. M. Hsrumn of (w ith Miss Springer were
M roverexert themselves 'em ca n t
ha>r *
n( (,rPpmg them
* " t a l the_home o f Mra. A . C. MadM r , ml M r, c L deWolski *n- Cincinnatl. O.
|jo h n
M cl sell. .I r „ Mrs.
John play a game ot tenuis or goif or r)1j,|
dan, 701 Magnolia Avenue, at R:Wl tertained on Friday nig h t p rio r to
Mo Itch, Sr,, Mrs. E. S. Itnckej
**
Mrs. John Melich, Sr left to Mrs, Gordon Sweeney, Mrs, Weal. take a long stmluilh in |he hot ; [f 'V1111 j.,, H„ t1|(, pt
P. M. Group No. fl. Mrs. J. I - the Seminole High
School gradllg
L tw la , Mra. E. M. W hitm ire. Mrs. ua„ on W|,h „ di
" Inner
day fo r Chicago, III- where she Mrs. II. I.. Zlmmenmin, Mrs. Bu 4Uft without ^i y/ 11nit* \ tin II imve (l I'g^iiif Mf «»Ht I iff; thi* H'roMjr fnod,
N id d a n and Mrs. W. W hitm ire, 'r M V 'io n i'c a a lm lr 'R o a . dsWoUkf, w ill visit her daughter ami son-in- cot Ellcrhe, Mrs. John Ivey, M r* to take lots of salt tablets or a stay away from all food fo r a day
w ill, be In charge o f refreshments. I „ .h!, r f , . (v.,j w , d in l^rm w ith tho law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean A Smith, Dun W right urn! Mrs Mmightnu m lx d iie of saltw ith water to j hn,j drink plenty of lea and tepid
Piano raclta! No. I In memorium , 1I4U g m |u«ting class. The dinnar , fo r several month*.
Also the Misses N ixie Kirch '•*old nausea and dirrincss Inal | water It the pain in the stomach
complete
mllopsc,
l f , | , severe and you feel feverish,
to Fannie Stembrlrfge Munson w ill w„
a( , h„ deWolski homa,
...
„
..
„„
,
, non,
in
r.ucniivio
huff, iiuruni
lla rliuuta iv Ann
EdcnHclil. pieccile
Miss Dorothy Ellen Jammr* " f , ctn -rry S lngletery, Amin Corley you gel loo much sun Drink lot* , ,.N|| vntM ,|u, tor.
b« prnanted by pupils o f tha Fan- nrecnacre*. on the C ounlry Club
Tnlluh
illuhassee is vis Hug be, uunl N nlll.y .lPHI, Appleby, Joyce Met of li,|uid< llio t loo i-iildl nml keep
n i t R. Munnon piano achool at the Head.
-*'
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John D. rel. Jonnn Spaulding. Ilarhatn out of tin- son when ii I* hottest.
studio
at ftO.l Myrtle Avenue, at, , !,
.
1 ,7* d u
i. , „ ri|i , n „
A blue color m o tif was used In
If you do Ret knocked nut, .
I'HEY K N tlW HDW
Abrnhams, at their home at :i|ti Chapman, Louise l.umhpiiat, Frail
let's
hope
your
pals have
A t'S T IN ,
Tex - i / P l — Three
fnvftcd M ' ^
h
* , decoration* and the centerpiece West Twentieth Street.
r r * I.eFtls, Hetty Rose Hoolehan. enough sense
tu k rrp you
<uneol
Southwest
Couferenco
m i l t n . ii.t r . .. n . . .
it , . F ir.t ' foe the dining lalde was formed
Gludys Wells, R ullilccii Hnlicock.; aarin as you
tie down w ith Dark coaches—t Iv d f
l.lttle fle l-l
C hireh w ll meVt et l l i ! " f I— ««* ■uminer flo w e r, placed
Mis* Pat Graves arrived Friday Joanne W llllum s, F.ndsley Meiseh.
Baptlat
head let el or lower Ih.in to u r of Ir x n t. Einmel Itninson o f Rice
Lm . or
o f hi.
iv to
n mi |he
crystal brandyw ith
glass from Raton Rouge, La , by plane
ome
M es. ii,. p
i. p
i ay
ion
um In an antique
....................n,,,,.,.
C'erol Skinner. Hettye Rene B a ll,1
S E L f f l l i a i i w a v '. i " h *00 "v "<l ' Those enjoying the dinner w ith to visit her Mini ami mule, Mi Liln L e ffle i, (>lyve Ann Adam*. | IhoI v and feed too sonic sail ' n*'d Jack Wilson of Baylor - ara
..........
-« o n t.-Id getting a ' burner lw , event
cliamplnns In
,2 .
* h Mr
Pavtin! w ill Mr. deWolski were Mr. and Mra. and Mrs. Cecil Hide*, uml othei
Bin In a Huciicr,
I tell r
Duncan. >
, I mp loop L ittle fie ld slid lln in xo ii
sunburn
wTiciln-i
vmt
ipeml
vu
ir
relatives.
M ary Helm, F itr, Mary Anne Gal I
each at one
lacatlon day* -ui y«in roof or al belli two records
loway amt Hie hostess.
.11. R,l>un y d Mr.. j.«k MiirrU.il,Kiw li s " , . “ Mr.. ,„d
a resol I Take small doses of lime
Miss Louise C lark, a junim at
n
i l
rb s n te r No 2 O F Mrs. Edward E. Cole end daughter Georgia State College for Women
son cadi dor ami lei vmii skin
darken fio lu a light pink lit it sir to ]
a ^ n m e . t C |o he Masmt'k-Ha i KhI|V *» -lf I»ayt*»n» Beach, and In M llledgevllle, Ga.. has arrived
T iL *
?
!
Ma. onk
, MrB „
F W illiamson o f Mt.
a rosy brown »n a golden lu o u /r to spend the summer holiday with
a t 8:00 P. M.
I Dora.
B utler y iu ii'.'-lf w ith good simian
her parents, M r. and Mr*. J. L.
Plano recital No, 2 In memorointments before going out into |
Clark.
lum to Fannie Slembrldge Munson , W l | | | n m
|H
AP N#»sfealarea Beauty E dlluf
the sun He sine to wem sunburn
w ill ba prasented by pupils o f the ” l l l i a i M
I l C t K IN
By Betty Clarke
protection each ilii \
even on
Mr*.
J.
Ross
Adam*
le
ft
I»
e
Ihe
Fannla R. Mun.on piano School H o n o r e d O n B i r t h d a y
Somehow, when we give Dad a doudy days and lenn-mbci llia t 1
past weekend to Join hei In other present on Father's Day. we eel
• t tha eludlo at «08 M yrtle Ave -1
i t ’a a g,,o*l Idea I., keep out of
sister-in-law , Mr. end Mis .1
nua, at 8:16 o’clock. Aaslstlng on
. " I” "
, . . . and
ui
| .... dnm stop to nnalvre his person •lie soil d oling tin- heat o f th e '
the program w ill he Eogha.i KelMrs. Myrou A. Heck entertained W. Hradhant to leave for N »l«-W . | B|||y W(|»
((|^
-lav,
|y trombonist. The public is n . r - ) . Saturday afternoon
at 4:80 Mis*, to participate In Hie Nation- I.
! W(( ,)|j|((lt n y :
,1p an)oltP
Well, you | il mlntl.Jv .ay. I don’l l
d la lly Invited u» attend.
, o’clock with it„ pu, tty honoring
..
.her
. . al F lyin g Target meeting.
‘
;son, W illiam Heck, on his seventh
a |ilpc or would lie prefer cigar* ’’ ’" ' ' j "
*' I 'm going In the|
* ’
birthday. The young guests gnlhMr. ami Mr*. J, St. fla ir W'liilc
shady
inniiulniii
on in, a,|»ii n il.
..................
’
Reglstratlon for the > arsllon | Pr,,,| „ t the Heck home at 457 El- have leturned from Athens. Ga. But usually tve make a landoni
Well bow id.oul |»o( mu ivy, I
! choice of h lie, gnrlera, s liirt nr
Bible School w ill he held el tlm ||,,tt Avenue In M nyfalr.
where they attended the giailua
F irs t B aptist Church fm m 10:00, (;amPK> including "P in the Tati Don o f th e ir son, W illiam W socks, and ofien do not consider
A . M. to 11:00 A. M. The mlmol on the Donkey" and relay race*, White, r*t ihe U niversity of his lastes.
— U su ally
tin* quiet,— re tirin g
w ill open oh~Jnne 20.
were enjoyed w llli prUrs being Georgia.
fa llit-i
w ill prefer
rlo- lig h tly
won by James W right amt Doro
School H uh thy Mr Alexander. I.iile In the a f- Mr*. Ellen fihadoln has tcDirned :
'" U "
m otr 4t«lk>«|{|> o f It rlii-i
14l« ll |
tcrnomi
rcfrciihmcnls were servci
served In Sanford a fte r v is itin g with her ' f '’" ' - * 11 ...................... wv* r " t r " " «
* ^
- I D v n n e u m .i Ict
ooon rcjrciilimcnn
(lie Mr*l h l t ' l c r ,
L a s t L n a p e i * r o jfr a m >H| the dining inhie which «■»* do ilite r-ln -ta w in Hhairm Grove. ! « Hcents So It Is heal to find *
Ml
If V«M| i- o n ’t ........ .ifiti/w
cornted with a floivil centerpiece.
and w ith relatives In Evan*.
............. '» ,l7 * y;«J
•Mia piti Jl"d l l ' pi ii nt . 1•Mtk ftlirm Hp
Ind.. Dwenshuro and E lk to n .' M " pw ferenre* In lo ile lr ...........
Tha final chapel
program for I A t each guest’s place was a min
aju
riicv 'll tilf t
ill V' mil d i r l b m n i \
wnnirikc lip parol.
tha year at the Sanford Gr»mmur
it lature wagon filled with rami
Ky.
* A h Iuiik «» t lt f r r in aurli h Any . 11In- rlii-m itti-i i n u \ l|f» till" '1 p lr
gehool was held last Thursday 1and a police _whistle. Mr*. Rec
i o n - -* It m ilk .-- m e *1f'ltV Ilia! !•»
morning. B. C. Steele, p rin c ip a l!) wua assisted by Mrs J fi. HanM t*. Dorothy West of T
th in k of llirui.
sun
Technical
In
s
titu
te
In
8
t
.
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L
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l
i
f
t
g
iv
in
g
day*
are
prasented aw ard, fo r outstanding mm.
W « -ll I l i o r m i g l d r n f t P r
vw
work during the year. The fid -j Those enjoying Hie party w ith Petersburg ba* anlved 10 spend I
^ "p p o itu n ille a In leech c h ild - ,
i|,nnu-h ......Is ei»n It
n«»vf»ra1
tvMk*
w
llli
)ti»r
mother
I
tfn
tlim
ig
lllfill
ami
cnttiUler
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IT
low ing received perfect attend- W illiam were Dorothy McAlexance awarde:
Myrna
E ubank.,' ander, Roger
Hodges, Barbara Mrs J P Hlevens She ulsns to "te o f th e ir parents. Then they V "" ba’ e n l seen a spe, k of ivv
Ronald Durand, M arla Menendei, Ashton. Judy Herron, Sandy M ai- return to 8t. Petersburg or, Ju ly I w ill not get the Idea that all hull- Doctoi» sugge-.' >1 -lug a goad
W right. Junta* W rig h t, 28 to complele a course ?n medical 1 days were designed fu r tlie lr own HDong vdlow kitchen map arid
Doroll
personal benefit.
, hot water, washing seveial rimer
0_ 2 W f f 'r V S K . ’, K K : i t e " X » — i w in d ,
If I'hlldren make some effort tob K iltie w ith cold w a in sod pal,
-***< .*
G e r ^ e ^ J V J k la a w i, JUckhJ' ■0u*.J 1 I m .
save
their
aotnc nIIM
titr tu
rn pcniiic*
m .1 1for
in billin’
i i i Ie
r I.'b tn l mb, dry.
Ray Fox, Jr. has returned toq, a
rek.W try Bfysn, Collean Enge----Sanford a fte r graduating w ith a ,
Molhm shmdd su p -1 lr .......... k-cl « i l - e " f " V
bretson, Barbara H all, *
Social And Personal Activities
^
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Teen Talk
Personal a
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VOHN4; I’lIN-DllDS for
tho SANDBOX ( KOWI).
H p id it i- lid li,
I lit 11 s t r-
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l>rtls> ( r e s li enit'iM (llesS U s III
Inat intis puslela fin- Htp “ Litllr> M ia s ’. . .
A .InhitHtnn uri^in al. . . guv Hdi
tmili lmig I iih w ith rlenlm almrta .
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l ’i<|iu> Sim Suita w ith imtli liiug
em lim uh’iy ttnum m l. . ,
juekuls
JACK &
JILLSHOP
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I'h n n e
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Should Bo Analyzed
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Tlie T t. cluck •'ln »
News
Hinirts Bcnrs*
|’(i|iular Music
Mrirnlun r>svo«1<in»
XVor l<l at Niue
rirenl tlr in n * * \J«nt
t’upiilar Music
Ansela Tear tn
Olil, Nsw. llorrow srt. Blue
rirch eelr* b Htar
Morning Varlstlea
Music lla w a ll
WnrM at Noon
Him Club
pnim lar ftta r
Latin Am ericans
Musical V a rle lts*
lia r Nona HaAch
Tnrtar'a Bter
IIHs * H ssdllnst
Ynur Mamnry Song*
.Music Lnvars I'rn gram
Hr Itsqusst
Lyrics h r Ladls*
Pnpiitsr Music
Ttic * in l l r l i h t apni
utnry Hour
New*
.
Block M arkal nsport
lia le lln * Vlnrlda
T w l-L lls Hnnaa
Hpnrla Parade
.1nnies Maltnn Hina*
r ir lttln g nn a Cloud
tlnasa (or s Lady
Popular Musto
l l u i Out Dope
Hafi da m * rn a in ta v llls )
Popular M uilo
tin n e d Nations
Claaalral R ouvtlnlrs
Ns s i
Turntafal* Tim a
M ldnlahl Itsndasvnu*
N tw s
Plan O ff
B 8 degree In pre m edlcal s tu d ie s 1plement Hip aunt I f il fo ils n little I '" 1..... .
H 's t use il.e vHIm v
at A la lisrn a Polytechnic In s lltu te "b u rt o f in ly in g the g ift I h e t hdd -" " " I* .'" . ' l ' 1' ’
" " " ll
In A u b u rn . A la. on June 3. Ilia ••'<« select.
in fe r Ion. «ei s-me ra le m other, M rs. Fox. attended the
Hindi tilin g s as n fle r shaving
........ Hie d iu g g la t 01
g ra du ation exercises and arenrn- bition. shaving rre a n i. Inlc nod " P I'lv cI ' s- mi -wiltdi.-s'diigs lo
iin n iftl him linrrtp.
tn llH w n t« r in c k iiK n l Im liv|«lm i|l^ rplH*vi» Hi lunir «m»MI flit* iW t n r I
>.— ■ or ifi
w ill f i t lnl«> .lim ifii « H riivi"*,
.lop IV trim In «'Xi>ritp<l to i p I uim I hh I k i **. Knr flit* fin v p liiiu f**t»i*»
” vnu u ,,l,'
,,,,rh
tom o rro w fro m P itts b u rg h , Pa., there
a rc
shaving
.................. •" '•"""••*•*'• P"">- In vm ii ha le
where he ha* Ih-p ii em ployed tn the packaged in plastic m le itiiin i
V»o II t.-ik. tin- li d . o f step
plug no glns-i, stone, nails o r sea
cases.
'
Test L a la ira to ry at A llis Chalmers,
shells Deep cuts need a doctor's
He plan* to spend two week* Jn
1 a tte n tio n Im m ediately to avoid
.............. before re tiirn ln ir to th e !
MIHH D IN G F I.L D L It
Hanford
le tn uu i. lu ll the ivmirid .ium id bn
Georgia In s ltltu te nf T echnology. M lts Margaret Dlngleidci b it
kept open bv -"u k m g In w a te r un
where he w ill resume hla studies. | Saturilav to return In Sophie Nr
t il the do i'to r a r r iv Ps L ittle cut
romh College of Tlllane I 'm "
Mis*
Catharine Clark raturned »*iv
where stie w ill tuki » 1 should be tic a te d w ith go-id m ild
today
from
M llledgavllle,
Ga. in theater. A fte r completion ,.f n- H litrs rp tlrs nml 1 overed w ltb -m all
g .V 'ic diesslng-i
where she received a B8 degree In j u> weeks course »he plans 1.. g
music
education from
Georgia to Messachusetl* to attend a•State College fo r Women.
She1 International religious in s tn o t"
rompteted her school
w ork
In I camp to which *he " a - electi
March and since then has baen1delegate Miss Dlngfi-ldei we- >
instructing in third grade w ork a t erted secretary-treasurer of 11
Ihe West Hide school In Sanford. newly formed organisation, I "*'• *
Faith Religious l ’oum-11, icpn--*-'-’
lug Hophic Newcomb ('"llcg i- >' I
Trilane U niversity.
Rebekah Lodge 43
Ifhr Regular Meeting
The Seminole Rehekah Lodge
No. 43 met on Thursday nig h t In
tha Orld Fallow* Hall w ith Mra.
J. B. W illiam s, Nnhla Grand, pro
dding. D uring tha meeting ({agree
work waa exemplified w ith Mra.
Louise Long, Mre. Janie Lvies,
M r*. V irg in ia
Andtrapn, Mra.
Nellie F u trc ll and M r*, Estalle
E llio tt being admitted
by Inlalion*. Mra. Falkenburg, fo rm e rly
of Eagle B utte, Mont., waa ad
mitted to tho group by transfer.
A short memorial service waa
conducted by Mrs. Fred Myers and
Mra. Hashy W ight. Following tho
meeting refreshment* were earned
A tasty w arm -weathsr sand to about 80 tytembera.
wich fillin g la made by softening
OPTOMETRIST
• a email package o f cream chaeae,
- Oree eaaasiaeg « ataseae n<
A new waterless egg cooker
aeaaonlng i t w ith a little onion
A ttaVtu
assii *wAt
' juice, and m ix in g It well w ith operated by electricity cam be M t
r*>M aee •,
» „i
..
-r about a h a lf cup o f flualy chop- l to tu rn out egge soft,' medium
1 or hard.
t e M t t e t t t e M W W m * * * 1 1 pad w a tercraft,
P
If
you
engage
In
a
Want
Hot
Water?
* Then You Want A Fast Recovery
keeps stockings sheerer-looking
A d e lig h tfu l menu fo r a ■
’ 'i'"
tcer luncheon
p a rty
fe» (u i» chlrken aam lwlche* w ith to m » l"
ar.plc on salad greens
De-si-ii (
m ig h t he freah b lue berry pie *
la mode w ith frosted coffee
lovelier than finest soap flakes !
Caramel or chocolate **m-* is
delicious served over a simple
nml
inexnanaiva
vanilla m m *
starch pudding. Tha sauce may lm
homenraile or It ran he had reiolv
prepared.
/Vi >$cv/j scum.../Vo soap-fhjfng /
M h Iiu lire I m n t it y nf y m ir ntncklnRH
W a s h th e m w ith V e !!
finest
r-im 11 Ibrkim. V r l in a Hnaplrmr Httilrr ill nr to by C n lK a lo -rn lm o Ilv o I ’r r l U n it IrnvrH im c n l n r - d n ll in i : rump n r n m to com ntm H tn c k ln g
Ihrciiiln. V cl In n m t'V M L o im fo r nit linn WHHhableH. . . keeps th e m
fren lier. b riK lite i' Ilia n lln e n t h o u j > fluken!
Tart twfh, Katwana crestant*, iayu
V e l Imu‘| ih HtnrlrliiKH H h e rm - l i i o k l r u j . . . lo v e lle t’ . , . t h a n
PPL cuts (fo/nv#s/iir)g time in
MINIS, GLASSWSRI GUAM WITHOUT WIPING!
Nave up io h a lf yrm r ilislm -ashlng
Dnief -lust u ' hhI i ijlNhee w ith Vcl . .
I lien rinse Vcl leave* no a-mp arum
o r a tre a h y f i l m to p o lis h a w a y ,
so even glassw are rlrlea sp a rk lin g
clear, Velcleana dishes c le a n e r. . .
_re m n v e a g rra e a
"----------fn a le r an il m ore
h
c o m p le te ly th a n
i l l !
f t
eoap— am i lesvsa
no dishpan r in g !
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A.'■Vr>VV '
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CAS WATER HEATER
C O W A N ’S
MM Ciij■ilc r.ilmohJf' I('d, jiioJucb.,,
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V
5
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8
summer
Dr. C. L. PenoiiR
tW
S tiip e r l
iir- snilil 1 *1(1 ties
.......T wfr ‘ nuiuifc
The follow ing received scholar
ship award*: Lucille H all, M a rv in 1
McKinley, Mona Jobe, Lennle Rutundo, Barbara H arriet, M arie A l
ford, Rebecca Cain, Donna MeTeer,
Sandra
Mon Torino,
Al
* -ns
Philllpa, M arlhn Cameron, Mary
Ann W right, Tummy W yatt, Sara! S t "
a tv
Jacobson, Robert M iller, Geneati
j im
H arrel, Dixie Heard, Wayne Mc
;
Coy, Bob Keclv, Jr., H a rrie t Red , no
ding, Betty Ann Munson, John xx 11*
jn
Bowan, Edwin
Madden,
Frank
•1 mt
-1
it
Bann, Kenneth
Ramaty,
Ernie
M orris, Joyce Bronson,
Colleen nn in
I*
EngebreDon, and Betty Bryan.
in-nn
Collaen Engrebrataon and Batty I I nil
received
Honor
R o l l I t jn
Brvan
4*
a tya rd i. They had an tvaraga of iI tI on
abov* 0
1 and had bean nalther 11 n
00
1:1111
absent nor tardy all year.
1:1*
Tha follow ing w a n g i v e n
1;I0
awards fo r being on the achool 7 no
spelling
leant!1 B atty
etty Ann Munson, 1:00
ailing learn
* in
Kenneth Ramsey, Robert Samuel, ___
D ttle Beard, Elisabeth W oodruff, 1:1*
4;nn
4:Sn
Wayne McCoy, Chnrlsa W h ittin g Richard Tlsgn, M a rty Cam- **:nn
:1 *
—-n, Sara
H arlan
“ - Jacolnun,
71
**
rfai Mc S jn
Call, Tommy W yatt, Mlchaal Col- arts
lips, A l Philllpa, Donna McTeer, sum
a n*
Ralph Michels, llonald K elly, Ho S nt
S ri*
bart A rth u r, Colleen Engebretson,
a in
B atty Bryan, Charlea Cobb, Lu* r l*
eflle lla ll, M arvin M cK inley, LenT on
nja Rotundo, Jim m y Johnson, 7:1*
r an
Mona Jobe, Robert M ille r, Robert
7r4S
Oonsalea, Genean H arrel, Dolores
Tin*
CJlburn, Joyce Brunson.
I Burn
10: IP
IS
101
SlIO
'T in ts and
ttona caused iotio
by ovarhaatl______ ________
a steel can
ha removed
by acourlng with t l i t n
llr lS
household cleanse re.
11:0(1
im p e ls .
Dtlunt
r*si M il
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�T H E S A N F O ftD H tftA L D . S A N F O flD FLORIDA
tuw day,
nmi n i m
Sanford Drubs D eL dnd In
Iho Jacksonville Turn, 4 to 2.
Mrs. P. M. Limsing
Prop! ™ Charleston And
Resides hi. throo-run circuit hit,
brought in twu more run.
Lands 12 Pound1 0,1 rri"County lA> Savannah Split I'ere*
with ii single curlier in the night*
unit Km it four-bugger ill the The U. 8. amateur golf champion
Sally Twin Bill cu|»,
ha. twice been won by foreign
curtain-raiser,
tori** of the .ea.on. The Giants
took the opener 5 to 4 and won the
■Ighteap by ah 11 to 6 count.
Tonight Manager Hal Gruber
Made hie organisation to DeLand
to meat the Rad Hata In a return
engagement, and It la likely-that
fee will lend Ben Wilbur to the
feUi. Tomorrow evening Bafiford
travail to Gainesville and Hie Q*
Men return to Sanford on Thufrre*
day, Manager Gruber has two
b it hander, ready for the Q's.
Larry Barry will probably be giy*
an the mound call in (leineaville
with Jack Deal atartlng the Thura*
Invade Sanford umi Saturday
evening the (iiante return to
Leesburg. St. Augu.tino play, at
Uie Municipal Park Sunday after
aeon.
Tommy Cntaldo, Hanford center
Solder rapped out hit. In hla 26th
•nd 20th conueutivr hall game,
last night agalmt the Bell Hata,
and need* but one hit tonight to
tie the leaguo record for Kitting
III conaecullve game, held by Joe
Vitter of DeLand. Vlttar aet the
record In 1U47.
DeLand opened ho. till Her In the
flrat game Iaat night in tlto aecond
toning with a one-run uprising.
Johnny McManus boolej 1. roller
Rod Rolmrls, Ray Dunno slngland Spike Fernandex saciiflced
bertx home.
Sanford came roaring hack with
a four-run sprue In the thitd on
hita by McManus, Fred Weber, and
VBIRIUUi
HII Mil
fiu r Ujr
Cataldu. CtJU|JI*,(U
coupled “with
an U
arrur
by
femande* and two hit hattera.,
Del^nil knotted the count in thu
fifth on doubles by Garbos, Bruening and Acosta and single* by
Robert, and Malek.
Them was no scoring in the
[ome until Banford came to hat
n the bottom of tho .eventh,
Weber led off the Inning, and
•tided the contest with a mighty
clout ovor tho right field wall to
give the Sanfordlte. a 6 to 4 vie-
S
J
Lefthander Jack Deal opened
the hill for Ihe Giants, but waa
removed In favor of Joe Schulta
in the big fifth canto by Manager
Qruber. Lou Ballard went the
route for DeLand nhd 1 .reived
credit fur the loea.
DeLuiid's scoring wax I'onflmal
to two inning* in tho nightcap.
Acoala humered with Mnlok igt
In tha
alath,
_base ...
.
_.
... then.. Rolierta
doubled Acosta home and Garbaa
knocked a homo run with Hubert,
on the ha.es In the ninth for Ihe
only run. of the game fur tho
or
Hanford pecked away with one
In the flrat, two in the third, three
Hi the fifth, one In the .lath and
four in the seventh.
Left Fielder Bob Hallman paced
the Hanford attack with four hit*
to five trip* to the plate.
Game Nolea
It waa unfortunate that Ray
Dunne, DeLand catcher, was In
jured Iaat night, but he was
Mocking the plate, and them waa
AO way for the Sanford runners
to got to the plate except knock
him down.. . . and thay did....
Manager Grubor protested the
aocond game In the third Inning
after Plato Umpim Phil Taylor
and Baea Umpire Dick Wilson had
callOd a boll 'fair' hit by McManus.
Tho ball was drilled down tho
right field line. After a heated
discussion lad by Manager Bill
Pcrr|n of the Red Hgla,. Wilaon
gf#nb down tha foul lina to • spat
Da Land players contended the
1 had landed. Wilson cam* bagti
* Infield and changed Taylor's
Ion, and ha allowad Wilson to
B
the feature ninth rare at the
Volusia County Kennel Club In
Daytona Roach tonight when OB'.
Cafoway. two-time Inaugural win*
ner, get. a chance to redeem a
Saturday night defeat, At that
time tho Idg 07 pounder owned by
Oswald Brother, wa. pinched hack
at the break and never recovered.
Tonight Caloway will lie up
agaln.t a “hot box* of greyhound
apeed.ter., any one of which ie
capable of giving hie crown an
other tilt. Competitor, of the red
filar are Slim Tom, Kan.a.
Preacher, Ala.kan, I.ittle Acre,
Surefooter, Karlrock and Talmage
Rube. It*, a tough bunch to beet.
Ill tunlght‘,1 card Racing Secre*
tary Merrill Watt* t. following hi.
prevailing policy of Il.ting eight
racu. over the ft-10 mile route and
two marathon* over the long
Beach Cour.e. Among the .lamina
runner, are Florallfe, Sooner Se
lect and Baby Fay, all '4H favorHa. In Daytona Beach.
in Rae# a/ia Mil*
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Flnile Weaver, H r .r f, Hon, H|iekrheader. Jilted J a n ./
Srd Raee H IId M il#
t i l i l . Ithylhm , M r Humic, ( i t r .
Thu dcfcnl lenvue the leagueli-ailiiig T iiliu only oioi fu ll gume
IlhlMiil o f the C o lillllb ll. C u tililllll..
The (’unis, ou-unwhllc, .cored
twice ill the ninth itm1 ih-fculcil
tlit- IiinI place Beds of Columbia,
Ii to 4. The Peueheii of Mucon botli red thu AiikuhIu Tiger., IH to II.
and Greenvlile'* Spinner* nipped
AI Columbus, liiu (toil, broke a player.—Harold H. Hilton of Eng*
il-ull tie in tho too of the ninth land In Hill and C. Ron Somer
when tho roof fell In. Koy Ker* ville of Canada In 1832.
xchkc, piiich-filttliiar for hurlor
Jink Ku.c lioli, hanged out a douIds
Leaders
lo score Ernie Hchuerman with
the tying run. Kerschke scored
the winning tally on a .ingle by
Mult l.mmnerii.
Muron ciiiiic from lioliinil an
i iglit-riin deficit with nine conn*
ten in u big idxth inuiiiK and whiplied thu Tiger x. Tho TiKer. used
four twirlor.; the Pearlies, two.
Two homo run. fonturod tho free
swinging c o u ld . One win by liny
Favored Players Win
In Tampa Net Meet
TAMI'A
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Mama,
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HrrlmiuiiBK. nine Nlli. lly|tod*rm lr. 'O V o rltl. had little (ro ub le In the
fllh Rare S /l* Mile
Junior Dixie Tennis Tournament
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huiiijoymis, ttonills lion.
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sH’flfrl No. I, fn n tl B n lfo n l llnritel
of Tampa. Biithvcn lost only one
(l. | |ii| v ,,
<r....
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1
' "* • anolhur him {**W, yesterday lifte r
g u llin g M
In, bye In |hit opening round
Tib Here Heerh I'enree
lly Horn, HirolMbt K.Im.,
msnlie Me, llo c k .I Holler. Hliuutime, i 'r . l l y l-erl, Ilo llln x H i» » .
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also of
kib H ere n /ia Mile
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U>rougli
II imI h . ol Munsi.r, Aulo 1‘Hoi. two Tampa opponent, yeslerilnv
Ilo llln x
Hull. Itarh/ut
llauh.lor,
f'lnv In the irlrls ’ ,llo . 1,
Poverty Prom t.e, M iky. Wise Tip.
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Doi,i,i. Talk.
WH* to liegln today.
Bib H a re t / l ( M ile
Hllm
Torn,
Knnsn.
P r .m lu T
Alasknii, M i l l .
Acre. Hurefnol.r,
n ils I'nlow iiy, Knrlrocb, TnlmiiK"
Hid,*.
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[T h ie f
M v H a tch e r o f SiiriiH iilii, firs t
seeded, m et Jeutinllie
Kotev
of
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Second
seeded
M nrinel
M orrison of Knrusotn faced
M ay
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J' " ,U
w V H fflgh School BuHcball
Giants To Conduct
Tournament Bcxins
Jacksonville Sclmol Hr ahhociatru phkhh
Mtitlon, Mike tr e liir ,
—
•
State
high
school
lin.ehall
Kiltlla Montague, New York ' l urrmf!l" r,t ' ’laV onened today at
G ia n t. A»Ut,rTrm»op*afed*-*t th d i* * ft
* "• I-Mkelaml
Municipal Park Inst nig h t that
J* "« A v"» Pork,
w ill conduct a baseball m JiimiI and I 11 * *o°
I’t'tir for thu tourtry -o u t camp at tha Jacksonville
7 ' 'Bvliled into two classes
■I tttid a t least one new champlun In
iiNNurvd. Avon Park, last yunr’.
d w lnnor, la playing In Class H. Hut
o even in Class It tin- defending
|. chumps are underdogs o ff the s«nf. n m record.
Four gnines
wuie on lodny's
• prugrutil in each meet. Sem i-final*
ara hilled for Wednesday and tha
ped the rallv
fin a l game at each place Thurs
n
day
night.
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J va Talluhux.ee Luon, Miami High
Jjruentiyi. II,
0 VB >or» Myers, Jacksonville Jack
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0 Clearwater vs West Palm Beach.
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REDDY KILOWATT
Your Electric Servant
today—Gulne.-
Villa y . Bartow, Hturkc vs Sohrlag.
! AP°ph" v" W,»»lur Haven,
1 West v . Avon Park.
Koy,
- Gator Coach Fails To
i Name Top Lineman
(tsSSKt S
'
Hr F. T. MAC FKK LY
U A jN B H V IL L K , Fla. Who k
j your Lest lineman 7“
p
1 a 0 I
Tad Twothey, line roach at thu
• JJ/tHrar.lty o f Florbln, m nintalii.
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-aarbss. Hruenlng, llaberte It
" A tackle la a tacklu; a guard
iaua. Weber I, Cataido, Jogs.
loManu*, Pernandea Mm - 1, la a guard, and a coaler I. .<mm*
1'
:
*
*
•
Daytona Beach thumped Orlan
do Iwica lost night and tlad
dalnasvilla for the Florida Stati
League lead,
Tho Islander, pushed over two
runs in tho aavanth to win tha
oiaMlP over Orlando, 6*4, and took
tha second, 0*2. Falatka made it
Mtoa wins In ^a row by stopping
Baitord also kap). the
ton With g double win
Bind, fe*4, and 11*6.
•truffled through to ita
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cliff I’crcit connccti’d for u
llircu-run homer in iho ciglilh in
iiing to bring the Charleston Hobit. n 7 lo II victory in the finale
of u Son IIi Atlunllc League doubleheailer lu.i night. The Savannah
Indian, won tlie first, gume, 7 lo
th in g else again," the former
N o tfa llama tackle dectare.,
In modarn football, say. Twomay, thalr assignment, are vastly
different.
t ''F o r oaamiila, tackle, block to
bath Rldi's, Guard, usually block
to th e irmam
Inslda.
Defensively,
the
tackle,
muro
and there Lire
must to far more mobile, The
toll ml),
aver Da*
Leesburg
16th vie*
UDGETS GET A BREAK WHILE
I PRICES IN GENERAL SOARED,
’ ELECTRICITY STAYED CHEAP/
OOLER, CLEANER, SAFER,
I N O SMOKE OR SOOT /
Ntw smmmo memo mtts to tit tmr m m
m msu m nowin nimm sumr. ut torn mint
of tho yagr, nosing St Attaa, 6-4.
to K uh and Wally Gaddi.,
tow* to; Ito Daytona Beach
to* at&>. toatodT Ito double
of tto ffeUows of tha
d develop utotpacudly next
and croea up toy prediction."
SWIM
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rp ai
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Budapest will
Mvseal vnora athletes racing
mad .through i(a almcta tn
tat, tton plunging Into tho
tto river aM,swimming from
o r~ :t
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TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
mm
PAGE
RUSSIAN “NATIONAL”
The oak-ealled animal never
Russian pancakes. There are spec*
on, i-au give a considerable l i f t to
RKHTAUKANTft Pl.ANNKII
n i™
n oowe
v a oil
old anu
and never niea,
diet, uunleu
»hl
lal' “ shashlyk"
restaurant* serving jRural Common Senna1the food supply s till. W ith more
MOSCOW June 9 -—WP>— Four- m ainly th l* fnmuus Near Kiistvrn
m by another animal
it U eaten
*-"
1---------- ---------- r
liy SPURS JOHNSON
I machinery, fe rtiliz e r*, lime, InIN T K * COURT o r T U N COUNTY or raeeta with sa accident. 'To teen reetauranta specializing each dish o f broiled In nib.
ser tic ides and electric
power,
pagate, it almply divide* ltaelf in tha national food of one of the
, J IIIX 1R,
BCMINOLB
COUNTY,
In fact it is possible even at the
To the old question, "W h e n do fu n n e l- could raise output easily
F LO R ID A, IN PROBATB.
nationalities of the Soviet Union present tittle to find nearly every we e n tT " has been lidded a new
’ wo.
t
Ill re : B a ta ta of
are to be opened in Moscow in the sort o f specially prepared dish — one. “ W h a t tin we v a t? " In u good till percent on some Items ami 20
M i b e l . M t r f i r j r U c ln tu a h ,
future. At the preeent limn there either by origin op typical o f one part of the w orld. W ith a rap id ly pet cent on others, UMDA expert*
J rT * jttx > ORBDITORH AND P B II* thin notice Each claim or demand la only one auch '‘national" rest o f tile other nationalities o f (Ilia incicasing w orld population, w ith say.
M IN S H AVIN O C L A IM ! OR OR- ■hall be Ilk w ritin g , end ahall elate aurant properly speaking in the
country.
availab le land fo r food production
« N p » ADAJNBT SAID ESTATE; the piece of renldence and boat
The new ''n u lio n iil" restuurnnts, H e tty well taken up mid decrenxYou a n a each o r you a r e h ereb y office addreaa of the claimant, and capital. That la the "Amgen",
n o tifie d a n d re q u ire d to prev en t * nhall be aworn to by the claimant, which la a Georgian restuurnnt. huweved, w ill be something quite ng lu m en through Im proper use
a n y claim * a n d d e n u a d a w h lr h ' aaant. or altornay, and any aiirh
There are, however, other out new. They w ill l«- decorated in many ruses, the problem o f prnyou, o»»rr e ith e r of you, m ay h a re claim or demand not ao filed ahall
fuut
ing places which apecinliro 111 throughout in llie style typical of d u ria g enough foml for tile world's
the ealate of" Mabel
el Mar- tie void. ■
lurlnn Dyal Mctnlneh Jr. aome particular type of fond. For the iiu tio u n lllly which they re people lo be well fed is g iv in g in
e ry
M e lato eh , deceaaed, t a l e of
«aeald
h «Jobounty,
unt
to the County
Jodie
,S
t.ee Kni*mln»»r
-’o/eeaerutore
inatancc. there la a Jewish dining present. Tin- entertainment w ill i'leasing concern
__
_. .... ofM ethe
t
Ae ___
of _
se_raln
aleo County, Plorlda. at
room which serves Jewish dishes. not only be "national” but in
W ill and Teatament of
h ie .o ffice In the Court Houee of
It is to be hoped lliu t tile ques
Mabel Margery Mrlntoah, There are several restaurant* | many cases w ill actually Is1 sent tioli Will never heroine the simple
eald county at Hanford, rirfrlda,
w ithin eight calendar moalha from
specializing
In
“pelmcnyi'
—
a
,
bv tra in or plane In Moscow from one, " It o we eat ?"
tba tltna o f the flre i publication of Flret publication June 1th, IMA
Siberian tilth—and "Mini"- or 1 the national republic.
W hile soli conservation Is neces
.Legal Notic*
r
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SANFORD and FIRST
ARTHRITIS
R heu m atism N euritis Sciatica
■UF P
IN THE SANFORD AREA
IF YO U W A N T-R ELIEF and HELP
Sand for our ARTHRITIS BOOK
(W e H ave S a M a h r in r or [n ijlh im j K l* r In S ell YuuJ
become If long n rg lrclrd .
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tinned You art- told where lu look
for Help and Fain i r l l r f near at
home, w ithout the expense of
traveling lu another climate.
T his booh It sent only to Hufferers who want and need help.
The edition Is lim ited.
Notice
may not appeur again W rite ut
once—today for yuur ropy SEND
t Three Cent-Slumps (flel to help
cover distribution ciwl You Incur
no obligation Wr have tiu medi
symptoms and describes ssmh I cine or anything else lu sell You
glad complicating diseases II w ill not be asked lu send us a
espialns the Anatomy and Physi penny of money Address
Otofy of the Involved Muscles,
Joints.and Nerves. Few teullsr F. Itever,. I It A It lu r.) Itept. SKll,
bow serious these diseases can
Has him. Albuquerque, N. M.
No Mailer how long you have
suffered, or what you have tried,
this Instructive Arthritis Book,
written In easily understood
words, will tnabls you to fully
understand your own esse end
may save you years or auflerlni
This book contains Information
heretofore known only to Spe
It espial ns Ute differ•ncs between tyi
types of A rth m n
and between Arthritis and Itlieumatlam, Sciatica, Neuritis and
Lumbago. It lists causes and
sary, sim ply holding our own w ilt
not be sufficien t for the fu tu re .
W e must ilirrense the area c u lti
vated or the yields of those soil*
under c u ltiv a tio n , or both. If an
increasing population is to be ndc
q nu lely fed.
I'm n lle l
development
of both
u g rie n lliire mid industry
w ith in
the sumo region is the enlist m o tive
approach to the problem , in the
opinion of Ur. t'hu rles K. Kellogg,
soil scientist of the If. S. D e p a rt
ment o f A g ric u ltu re .
lie estim ates that between one
and a quurtci uud one and a h alf
m illio n n rre * in the World ran ho
lo ought into c u ltiv a tio n if Indus*
try Is developed lu the ureas ut
the >111110 tim e. In this w ay fu n n
e ls would In- prut tiled w ith trim spro Ui t illli, elect lit power, u im iiin c iv mid a ll other essential* for
modern fa rm in g .
Com m unity Im lo s tiiid
develop
ment Inis received eotisidernlile a t
tention In tills country, und the
Mouth today luis sumll ru ra l In
dustries scattered thm og lip nt its
honinl*. This not only h elp * pm Vide ii m arket foi pi mlucts lait
Ill-O gives em ploym ent to surplus
Inhoi mid inrreases the inennio of
the com m unity. Hurnl Industry has
b< en and is being eiieouniged.
I l f com so, nicren.-ed p io dm 'liv
I t > ih io iig h widei use of plesellt
knowledge, throu gli
development
uf new le seim -li, new and iuiptuv
eil w ilie lle s , low m ethod;, am i se
F t1
MAYIIK FATHER HAS DREAMS
o r t-iqirsi* 111* hill. Anil Datl wmiltl ju«t lovt* U>
have it study ol his very ow n w here he etmhl ivnt
mi,I relax lifte r it hnrtl tiny’s work. Convert Hint
wnsle s|m ee into it imitlurn stu d y easily tttiti ill*
expetisivelv w ith Celntex W ltlllum nl. l'S G Sheetruck or Upson Hnnril. We huve them nil pnote mill retisonuhly prieetl too. We'll lie iflnri t"
help Von plan th is su rp rise fo r F a t I t e r ' s H u y .
'" ^ M O D K K N IZ K T IIK G A R A G E EOlt D A D
s t r a n d
s t e e l
o v e r h e a d
doors
Hill Lumber & Supply Yard
I'f u m e
21.1 Wes I T h ird SI reel
8H
W A NT FD!M
N’ i i d
Spet-inl Services
d
)'
W t t iiu 'D
is
io
iir»
Slfiuly Positions for Suwinft
Mni'liiiU' i ipiM'atnrs.
Wc Will Train You!
— ill
U g ^
C ALI 1,17 for Mallory, Generator
HOOD ANU HAD
-eivlce, Hwaln's
TWO Bedroom home in good con I Used Walnut Vanity
1 211.lift' ___
«i»‘l H tn n cr
a pply .
F irst
l l u l l . i y B e l Vice, itltl
dition, near shopping district. I Used Walnut double bed 14. Hi
Bl.
I
Low caih down payment, and 1 Used Coil spring for
F l o r i d a F a s h i o n s M u n il t a d u r i n g F o ., In c .
KLBt T IHC ur
low monthly payment*.
111.115
double bed
ACKTYI.KNK
1
Used
Cull
spring
for
fm
THREE Bedroom House, Very
(Ill Fasl F irs t Street
WELDING
11Ml lJj
bed
I modern, Hardwood floor*, two I ■ingle
Hanford Motor A Kqpt. I *
Used Bow End double lied 1.60,
til* - baths, lov*ly shade trees I Used Metal single bed
ittlH W. Ix l H ire r!
a its
7.611 •
.i s j
ta -iM a a i—
and fruit tree*. Priced below to
M A TH K R OF HANFDKD
, i.A W N M ltW K Itft stiiirpeiied, hiday'* market ihreaiy term*. — (20
20.1-09 K._lal. Hi.
Phone 127 cycle* rc p iiio d , lock und key
* MM I a* gee k m laeerttea
work N 11 wait ink w o k quae OZARK IKE
a tiasee tee aev [■*• laaetNeo I have huiiuesaes well estahllshed If 6 0 H E H O L D Cleanup Aid*.
1 ntaea •*
a#e »* j—
nnlei-d,
II. IV. Hbuinnn, IIP!
Scrub
brushes.
Waxes,
Paint
and
operating
profitably,
that
*
lla*
laeeewan
v* rtaiM
Hast
llh . Hi.,
Hartford, l-'ln.
n Ike Urn*
Cleaners, Hponges and
many
can be purchased on term*,
Five _
IF o rin c ily w ilh W illiam s F ix il
Hm M* tare tat black (M* *OgO>
other llvnix.
C. A. WHIDIHlN, HK.
Hlmp).
HKNKAHIK Glana A Paint Co.
118 H. Park Ave.
Phone 1281. 112-111 W. 2nd. Ht.
PHONE 148
Phone 320. H T K A M -I.U X
House
W ashing
E n tire m itshle nreit
in ilm h n tt
wsat At
nreens. F ii-e i-stlnm te*. I'lm lto
tba
4— Heal hHlulo W iin ted — 1 .a—AKTJCOJS WANTED—«
HERALD
Want Adi
¥
■a* • barge iT tea*
e *M w tuw
to MW f M M
•eMtaalSm
M lb ti
THE
SA N FO RD
HERALD
in
Plume 103
hay
G irrru
,-i,ll,H-t (Ivledo qtlHI
1 have buyer for 5 room bouse on
j F ill KH U INK'S New Set vice lb2 to 6 ucri-H uf land.
si ’
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p a il.......
incut
com plete
M a I.............
k e re
JOHN D. BROWN, JK„ Broker tligliest cash piHe paid f*r used
furniture.
Ted
Davla
Fun
“
line*
o
veih
auln;
brake
drums
B A P Bldg.
Phone 1578.
Co. I l l E. 1st. Ph. 0 5 8 .___
tin n ed ;
Iim ster
cylinders ie
ft—
t
117 Park Ave,
r m a s u v r is
, la ueteo to kb#
f e / u
SA N FO RD
P a i n t X ( i l a s s C o.
Arlicltw F or Hale
—ft
FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dlnnei*
■verynight, >1.00. HOMER’S.
'• buy, sell or
Hill's Swap
.
trade most anytnling. * Ofl San*
ford Ave. Phono 1N-J,
f_PelH-LiveKtuck*Hu|)pil«H
( i ( i l) l l Mule, I double wagon am)
vurluu* mule equipment. R. C,
Thruxher, Ceiery Ave.
HELP WANTED —H
Girl Wanted
Wa both loaa whan you don't
French Paalry
bring your preaerlplkm* to
Gilt I. for cashier in grocery nture
La nay’s. Phone 101,
Apply 320 Sanford Ave.
HOT LUNCHB8 avary day from
11:20 U I:M at HOMWS.
W
p a in d ; new b rake hoi.e Instiill
ed; lights, horns, ig n itio n, m otor
tu n c -u p *; spark plugs cleaned;
fro n t end rehashed; king pinshearings, -lu s k ahsorls-is; eni
I,u re te r „il fille rs ; wheels huh
nneed; m u ffle r; ta ll pipes; flour
inuls; body tig h le iilu g ; rn d ialo i
llosu;
fun
belts;
tju a ra a te c d
w ork, using best
m a te ria l id
w a y * u saving. Phone 12 for e s
tim ates.
FIKKHTONK HTHIIKM
I I I K. 1st. HI.
— ti
I* -Fur fu ll II......... G A LV A N IZ E D
FEEDBi Complete line,
AT THE Cowan Apta., eonvw- TUXEDO
and ItltO N Z K HCHKKN.
int'a
Tuxedo
Feed
Store.
LOWER
PRICES,
Expert
watch
lantly loaatad arrow from Ink
F o r n il w e ig h t, in H t ll. l, III m lrepairing,
G.
G.
FeJlowi,
Home
D Peinte for every
Paal Office, on# room
ING.
Hhop, 1700 Sanford Ave, Phone 'F o r Q U A L IT Y , H K ItV IC E and
apartment, modern tfle bnik*
I141-J.
suitable for bualneae couple or ■fufttAHlK Glam * Paint Co.
I P R IC E.
Phone I f . TRACTOR WORK by the hour or |Try HTANI.EY-IUIGEKH HARD
HvIdunL Phone 840. _______ H U H W. 2nd.
a n t e d
W AKE COMPANY.
INTB, 111 KNiOY Hundny
i» dinner
_ . . . . . nt
. . . .Laney'u
- ...
A AP/
tib. Ploughing, harrowing, mow*
TSe alto week da ye. Lunch** A
W. r a t*
ng A dirt moving. We ipecinllm
»*"•*• rumished
|ff W f l l
abort order*.
HALL A HKNNK'Pr
In conditioning building I
(lu ra g e A Service H la llu li
garden pint*. Phone 187-J.
—
re o A rm if
Celery A Hunfuni Ave.
E. P. Prlmt, Phone 718-W1.
LOVELY daeoratod and rurnlibad
ALL TYPES of bulldoier work,
Autn K td firln g
t GAY high rcMomtble rate*. Free estimat
See na for
Standard Oil Pruduel*
ENAMELS es. David E. Carpenter, Phona
quality PAD
u preferred. Phone Wd-J. and VARN1S
iaoa-M.
, • ______
M A R K E T Jlnrlmr Hlmp. Open
apartment. 611
NEW Roof*, Roof "repairing A day, every day. I invite
friends mid customer*. I
STV liinttofllU U IH A R D W A R E
painting, Phone 198-M.
w a itin g fu r yuu, Lunniu 1
_____ C O M P A N Y ___ _
apartment, i l l w i
Mullen.
4 frOED-Ferguaon tractor* with
condition.
Hale—SHOPPE OIIAPEAU—
846-J. For
■r¥.ESES
entire stock exclusive millinery.
n sen rc -g g i
Phono 81A-J after 8 1'^ M.__ LOHT—Ham ilton wrist wnlrh in
Saturday. Reward. See
HlfSiO fifO R t—Ricurd*, Radio Midway
Henry Stevenson com er Sipes A
HbCLYWOO
Repair, Priced below Inventory,
Oi*nvtvit
Owner haa other Interest!, The
*
Music flax, UP W. 1st. St. ~
1r>
ford.
D A N tT B A ir
pe. hod room aalte 179.02
PONTIAC 4<1 two door H cyl.* I pe, dinette 29.96 IS— Htmelnl BtrYlcM — IS
rldc* soft n« a blimp; powerful
I t JO
aa n Jet (almo*tL A car yim’ll
VENETIAN BLINDS marie to _.
bo proud to own, park* wpII as
dor. Seminole Venetian Blind a woo-wagon; drive* slick fur
n vacation car, A real Invest
1ST
ment III pleanurn at |120ft. HanMotor A Equipment C«. 20H
NEW FLCORS aurfaced to perHc* ford
■ , l*t.
W.
1 Bt.__________
“
tJon. Old floor* made Ilka now.
finishing, clanging A wiaslhg. 44 PONTIAC fl two-door. Low |
mileage. Unusually dean. Tim
Portable power plant, 8S jS S
•am t a* a new car except It I*
experience In Seminole C
broken in. Bee it] drive It, buy it
H. M. Oleneeo, Lake Mary.
for only IIS46.6. Sanford Molur A
“
nm.nt Co. itOM W. let, St.
I1Y
TIIK LONE HANGETi
TuERE TuEV ARE.TOn IO / )
I l l '|C I WONDER IF MV BOV5 WILL GET
THAT MASHED MAN.
MAN.
GOON AS THAT LONE RANGER J
THEW E GOT TO
GETS HIS HORSE HE'LL ------- . - ' j
DO IT/
RUN DOWN THE w — rlfM ^
scour
and
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F it AN
S l i d K lilt
GET RLAOV TO ORtn 1
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.
I
S ilver
FiR£ ' /
COUNTERFEITERS.
YOU MARK.
WORDS'
rg jrte g E k y 'M e
car ssss:%t
snyti
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t«V H A U L IK IH IN H U N
Ia IN for vacation. HMt
ekard 120 aedan. Run* and
look* Juat dandy. Only |795.
Motor A Equipment Co.
I*t, HL
___
od-looklng fine-running
A you've boon wanting,
fid If. Parh -
o it. Cong* goo and drive
'ord Motor A Equipment
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�TUESDAY, JUNE 14,
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Congress Action
Governor Sign*
Record Bill On
Appropriations \\
-
j J l '4■, jr
1
I
y yJ’ i
•
$57 Million Expendi
ture Over E x p ected 'J
Income Made Law
TALLAHASSEETjime 14 U P ) - j
.'
A record appropriations bill author- i .
itlng $W,000,000 more in expend
iture! than the Stale hat in sight ; ■
for the next two years is law today | fj
wllli Governor Warren’s lignslure. |
He approved llie $240,000,000 ■
iptnding bill last night after uiing
*
hii veto power in strike nut three I .
provisions by which the Legisla
ture sought to tie strings to some !
of the funds.
The bill allots the money lo run
nitrly every Stale agency, in- t
stifution and department for thr ,
ntxt two years. The Governor is
•xpected to call a special legisla- j
live session late in the summer to ;
levy new taxes lo pay tha bill.
Governor Warren struck out pro-1
visions which would hsvei
I (ON Of THI fOSMI*
U. ft. Ambsmsdor to flrn rll, W illia m Pew ley Jr.,
1, Prohibit release of any con- i h*« recently been reported the "li*« rl interest" n f Kllrnheth T n y ln r, one
tlngent or emergency fund* except 1 Of Hollyw ood's more e llu rln s new starlets, A t s M inm l Henrh, F Is ,
on written application, public hear p arty , P a w le y gives Miss T aylo r a lastn of ra k e .
(fn lrr rm llr m n l)
ing and affirmative vote of five
of the seven Cabinet Budget Cum-1
mission members. He said that
would lie cumbersome and nil<*bl
result In dslsys when emergencies
truss.
2. Limit the salary of the State
forester to *0,50(1. He pointed out
that It conflicted with another act
of the Legislature permitting pay.
me tit of *7,600 to the foraitar. He
now gels *0,000,
8. Prohibiting employment of a
person In two Jobs or payment of
rtli salary from trioro than on*
fund except with the Budget Com
mission approval.
Tits Governor also vetoed two
other set* of the Legislature de.
signed to slop the practice of em
ploye* receiving pay from two or
more funds. The Governor'* pt**» 1
secretary and one of his special
Investigators are on • long Hal
of workers drawing pay that way.
Warren laid although the Dill"
rrjeent lo he arunomy measures,
they actually would have the op
posite result by forcing many
agendas to hire full time special
lets for essential work when they
could save by hiring an expert or
another agency pert time.
Before (he midnight deadline
for him to eel on hlfle passed by
tha Legislature, the Governor also
vetoed acta that would)
Compensate eattla uwners whose AITHOUOH HI II HNIIHID taking orders at West Point, Lt. Georgs M.
animats died aa a result of dipping Shephard of Motion, Kan,, msy suddenly find (pat his new bride, the
far fever ticks. He said tha Lagli- former Eva Humphrey, Conrordla, Ken., will have plenty for him in ,
Utttr# failed in provide funds to their married life ahead. Leaving ths chaptl, the couple embrace beMath tha traditional arch of sword*.
(fnlernalfonoJ Soundphoioj )
make the peymenti.
Permit the Game and fresh
Water Fish Commission to meet
Rotary Moot
anywhern In the state and adopt
regulation!. He said It would cause
Bv Alley
f rwitfo lltil Fut III I'K ft I Hi* |
contusion among psopl* doing bus
iness with the hoard and Increase
1energy control lor tliii is of psm
(ravel espenses.
<00 SH</ rtWlMft (air
inmiiit iinpoHniK* lo ilia people o(
Require medicine chest poisons
the whole world.
t
o
h
i
j
w
'
m
ftp
woo
K
i
m
to he sold In rough surfiirnl ho!tlxpl.imiiiH lie Iiiiiuic, lie smd
Ilea. Ha said the bill was inspired
J I S ' Be MA'F I t GOOD
thnl lli* (hilled Ntiboot, i* voting,
bv "splcuded motive*" — but It
I t W
MAW THINKS
was unenforceable, did not define
inexprnrnml nutl wruk, that ll
poisons and might tie an uncoil*Tou i s !
has no armed lour ai a mraiis id
•tltutional icstralnl of trade In
eitfotiiiik sis del luon and imid de
InUralale commerce.
pend upon moinl inaiioii. Develop
Hie last-mlmitf vetoes btougbt
tha total to 44. If thr Lsglslaturt
niflil of Hi shilily lo preierve peace
comes back In special istslon, It
will lake time, he declared, and lime
will gst a quick chsnca to over
is intiirlhiiiR il may nol have. 1)1
ride tnoss that came after the reg
(imalrly the suueit o f the U. N.
ular session adjourned.
depmd> upon the mirllineiii un
More than 800 bills became law
without tha Governor’s signature
derstanding of the nations of the
•a the midnight deadline passed.
world slid ol (he people of the
Most of (ham wsr* local bills
world.
affecting only on* city or county.
Hr called upon the ILitsrisns In
Along them were manures docontrolling rents In Dads, Hills
study the United Nations and to
borough ami Polk Counties. The
cliticirr il rnnslrurlivrly. i'rorn
Governor had vetoed ■ statewide
such study opinions will he formed
rent decontrol law and It was sus
•nd when they sir made known
tained by th* Legislature In regu
lar session but h* 1st the local
they will he translated into action
law* stand.
by thr govctlimrul. lie inn).
Oanaral acts that became law on
Vmlnii at thr lumhron included
tha last day;
Lyman I’hillipi, Howard Monleith
flat up a separata hoard of parks
ana historic memorials, divorcing
and Holm Dean of Snnforil.
the State Park Service entirely
i tha Btata Forest flsrvlca .
S tu rn iH
•lisa summer dog racing In
Florida—ths Jacksonville
It'oettniea From Fee* n an
and Pansacola tracks.
baseball.
home.
f,
- '
(Coni Inusd From Page One)
Changed Stale beverage laws to
Properly and crop dsmage wee
Mlnata county commission auth- unvouiags trad* and commerce tremendous. Duck Creek rns« in
Ity to pass on liquor licenses and In Germany, to apaed tha move to a shnpplng village nl Garland,
wring method of massurlng dla- ment^ of goods between Berlin washed uway stocks, mill hattsrail
ms liquor atoroa an dbars must nnd tha varloua rones and to aat- bulldlngn. Constnhle C. R. Smith
fla apacific quarrels as they arlka. •aid a million dollars In damage
from schools nnd churches,
Appropriated *125,000 for sa Tha Informants said an atl-Oor- wae wrought at Garland. A hun
nding the Stats hospital psychl- man economic affairs group dred pardons were rescued In
would be made up of repreaanto- boats.
Mrs. Cooper and her husband
HAMBONES MEDITATIONS
German Plan
Retired Professor
tn rJB M ;
Berlin block
to ralmpoM th#
,. Vlahlnsky hex axpraaaod a d t,to n*,to,t rpur-Powat control In Garmahr In U» fo n t of
Dalian
Bookie Joints
Spy Trials
Farmers’ Income
10 oooxmaKer* uacause u w»i
________- ------. . . .
hV "»■ ««! Influential p#rj ury chargas. The former high
*?!!
struck from Army lexicon the police chief to entoice the gatnbnewipapera
and “big money gu J( | yD<pirtniint official la a c
word “unemployable.’’
|(ng | , w.
. .. . ... tl .
ruiad of lying when he denied that
t
Alford ta d he didn't know the h, «Ver gave eonfldantlel govern- !.*?*,*
th n ^ rm y ^ 7 £ iiK S S d M N
‘wo. C
J » c? T i,me"
vices commlltee.
—
Melvin
J.
Richard
and
Burnett
editorial
polldet
of
the
prate
on
m<f)t
pipers
t0
Whittaker
Cham&
“*
„
committee.
the measure, and "I done know ^
Mfr.dlscrlbed courier for a
,
; Clapp, much to lilt surprise,
w ythlng a b o rt, any^ big money, wartime Red apy ring.
,
| found himself termed “unemployside" by tho Army for lecture
~.......
nectlon with any of them/'
l n Walter H. Anderson of the State i Miami,
| •Iiiiv in Germany. The Army quickAt ohe point. Defense Counsel u
I ly apologised but the Renat* group
Clyde W. Atkinson popped at hint: ,?
railed Secretary Cray before It
“You are pretty eaally bribed T" ;
today for hii “object lesion” on
publishing reports damaging to a
ford shot back. "I'va been lunched „ J.°f, * | f 'rJ 7nltnw«d 5*e^n>«ei Were Bald-Headed
man's inpulatlon.
and dined but never bribed."
1RJ f " :
I
Secretary Gray testified a sub
The Senator said ha had accapt- ' „ u i nP,V * ' U , f
B ll
ordinate in the Department of the
Army applied the teroi "iinemptoyed tha *2,000 from Scrugga in ,
.
....
the tmdrooni of a jurhutimn nome. I Outside the courtrooms^ the Hn-.
ahlr" in “denote unavailability—
A recording of the alleged e o n - ; American Activities Comralttaat
covering many reason* for unavallnhilll)
“In no way did the files Indl*
talc any question regarding the
i loyalty of Clapp," reiterated Gray.
Karlirr the Roust Un-American
Highway Patrol tastlflad ha lis
Activities Committee votrd In
tened to a conversation over ■
giant Dr. Kdward U. Condon a
sound aystam from tha next room
hearing whenever he asks for It.
between Alford and another man,
Ami If Condon falls to request
but ha naver taw the man. Ha said
one, Rep. Nixon flt-Callf) said he
he heard Alford say:
will push for on# anyway.
• i ’ll go along with you on this
hr f'nndon I* director of the
bill." Then, he said ha heard the
Federal Hiiteau of Standards. A
money being counted.
subcommittee report last year
described him as one of the weak
Mine Strategy
est links In ntomlr security. Coil-’
don replied lie was "absolutely re
I C n l l H M f t a m F e e * O a sl
liable,
*
be published In thla week'* Issue,
Another atomic sciential. Dr.
that Lewis hes not yst "glvsn
Flank F. Opncnbelmer, told the
the eet-up hie blessing.”
committee today he was a Com
"If anything, ho hates to see
munist for three and a half years,
It come, the trade weekly said.
lie said this was before he worked
. V;
The Tlmee Indicated that the
no ihi' atom bomb project. And he
Wet. bumpy roads and
agreement
on
the
co-ordinator
Insisted he always was a loyal
American.
■ ---- -------------- ---- .... ------ wae acceeplable to both North
smooth tires a re danf4r-^£
The commission took no action has been confronted with the stalk ern operators and Lewis. Both
publications
said
operators
want
on a nioposal that II Investigate a danger of having to close shop," ho
mifl. Let Jones' Tire Shop
Harry M. Moses as tha eiar. He's
Ntevedore strike In Hawaii.
declared.
Nu-Tread ypur a m o a t h
Not was them any action on the
Meanwhile, charges that John A. president nf the II. C, Frick Coke
way the Jostle* Department haa ficruggs bribed a senator for hla Co., U, ft. Steel subsidiary.
The first conference called to
.Southern operator* are dead draw up an International wheat tires. Protect yourself w |th
.... . liiiiidllng espionage report*. niie H g u in H i the w i i i , - ; i u.ic Inu
Nison hits been critical of depnit- were sent to (lie gland Jury for set against such a plan, the agreement met In Rome In 1831.
th a t good gripping power
ntcniril niHiiHgemeut of th* trial of study after his accuser undciwent Times added.
No Northern operator would
n siinpeiidcd employe, Mis* Judith sharp and rough questliinlng by
Stool* and umbrstlaa are tha which today's automobiles
t'opliui. Nixon said the matter was defense lawyers.
comment authoritatively on the tymbols
i vn
of power for chief# of
Sciuggi, former legislator and “exar” Idea. Rut one, who de the Ashanti,'an African trlba.
dliicossed today lint nothing wai
surely need.
long-time loeal Democratic party clined ue of hla name, said:
don*.
leader, entered a formal plea of
•chouls In Hemlnote County and
"I wouldn't be surprised"
• V-' i f
iiiiinreure at (be ontsel of the ptaJoined the I). H. Air Forcer, Oct. 5,
C o m m iH H io n
llinliiary hern lug h'.'fnrc (bumty
1043. He received his basic train
Il'sallisH Fin". Fas* (last
Judge James C, Gwynii,
ing nl Miami Reach and gunnery
Gaining at Buckingham Field,
Comity Health Unit teem as ai Senator C. I,. Allmd of Grand
"imtlnnea Fean, Faae duel
health inensui" alto* coats foi this lildge, Who arnised Scruggs of and three xlstrrt, Mr*. It. C, Mil Ft. Myers and at Casper, Wyom-1
Ph. .808
mi! not Incjii'le'l lu the City hurl- paying him fIf.iMMS In vole against ler and Mias Fvelvn Ratliff of lug. In Cm ope he ncrvrd with the' ln( & Elm
get. The Commission, however, hi- th* bill, letnld Hi" «l"i 'n ji d'H- Sanford and Mrs. William III riv 7H5th Bomber Hquidrnn and w as,
first- reported missing on March
tends to b n v * alleys sprayed to matlc speech after passage of tha eter, Jr. of DeLand.
27 Years E s p a rU n e t'
kill losecie as hi former years, tin iixlll" A p r
Hgl. Ratliff was horn In Sam 2, 1046, Confirmation of the death
Defense lawyer* nuked him fnrd, Den. 11, 1024. ife attended ""'a made In March, llMrt.
said Mr. MeKihbln.
William Hlans'dl was appointed
ns ileputy ludldlng Impector for
tlm Munlclpid Airport aica. He will
seivr under Howard Favllte, city
liiilldinc Inspector/
A. H, Peteraoilrequeatotl • Iran
chlse to mount wdlssll triangular ad
verthing signs on City parking
melera, with 20 percent of gross
»dvertlsing rerellits to go to the
Cltv. Manager MrKIhbln was dir
retail to Investigate other cities
‘i l
having "Xpuisnce of this type
•if advertising.
(.ease of the small arms build
ing nl th* Municipal Airport to
fipsncer Castle was approved. It
will he rebuilt to serve as living
quarters.
I.ease for one year I? six lots
immediately south nf the City
water plant to the produce firm
uf Jr..... ami McLaughlin was ap
proved, Hiihjeet to n six months
rliniHU, hi this area may lie later
used by the City for expansion of
the water works. Tho firm <*111
There's no finer cigarette In the world
erect ii temporary office on the
site nnd park tnuka in tha area.
today than Lucky Strike! To bring
The site WHH funnel Iv iKTtipleil by
inimh'lpal tennis courts.
you
thin finer cigarette, the makera
Robert Rnstwlek of the Florida
1'mver and Light Co. presented an
of Lucky Strike go after fine, light,
outline of a long range street
naturally mild tobacco—and p ay
lighting program and pointed out
(hat th* company had previously
millions of dollars more than official
rat up as a demonstration a new
type nf high light fixtures of high
parity prices to yet it! So buy a car*
Intensity at the Park Avenua—
Twenty-fifth Street Interned ion.
ton of Luckies today. See for your*
The Commission delayed action
on the matter, due to the fact that
•elf
how much finer and smoother
the talk was concentrated on com
mercial and arterial lighting
Luckies really are—how much more
whereas the luimedlata need Is for
lighting of residential areas, said
real deep*down smoking enjoyment
Mr. MoKlhhlii.
they give you. Ym , smoke a Lucky!
New street lights ware ordered
put up at Summarlln and Calory
You'll agree It'a a finer, milder, more
Avenues al the east City llmlla,
and on Park Av >nna on tha curve
enjoyable cigarette!
near Twenty-thlro Etraat.
Cabinet Meet
City
Sfft. Ratliff
J. VIDEL JONES
to give you g fin er e.
Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays miiliofls o f dollars more
than official parity prices fo r fine tobacco!
V
F. D. Roowevelt,
Jr*
j jlL .
l*ao I 1HM mat a paaauae.vt
read tha oath and Roosevelt sober
ly answered “I . do.” Ha wore a
rumpled light brnwn summer suit.
Democratic members of tha
Ways and Means Comml lias will
get around to giving Hooaavalt a
committee poat later thla weakIlia reported preferences are laboor banking, but aa tha , nawaat
freshman ha will hare to takl what
ha can gat.
.• .
Roosevelt became the SUttfl
member nf the Hnuao and the 281at
Democratic, There atlll era taro
Democratic vacancies,
e v e n t A. w a o tte , N ltn w In d tp fn tU n I s e n
hoiMFfftan of W tndtU, N. C„ sag*; "Season affar ,
sea son, F ra aaen fAa makers of tucAfea Aug Ana
faAaaro...tobacco fAaf makes a m/Msmoke. Fee
smoked Lugkfee mgeeff for M geare," ffere'e
awra eeWeiwa fAaf Auakfee are a Saar afgareffa.
Colored Churched
Tha Substantial Baoutlctons
Club mat roaontly at Mrs. Mot.
Beauty Solon. Fiona for tha ptgr
were discussed ami announcotM
was made that Urn stub will "tw o
trip around tha world* on Jung II
and tho public la Invited to eaja
tho event,
••/
Tho next moating of tha alub
will bo held tonight at tho homo v
Mr* Clou Brown, UM tw o s'
Avanua, at 1:00 o'eloak. All gt*«P
bars are aakad to b e prosant.
f( e
�r~
t h e w e a th er
Scattered local thunder show*
eri in afternoons, otherwise part
ly cloudy weather through Tnura*
day. Moderate variable winds.
AN INDEPENDENt DAILY N EW SPAPER
rOMJMEXXXX
SANFORD, FLORIDA* ; W ED N ESD A Y .
EaUblished IMS
Clark Denits
Report Hoover
Quit FBI Post
Taft-Hartley Law
1° *n*est'fat?!Feature Added To
Czar For Coal
Truman’s Labor Bill
Monopolistic
C on
trol Is Feared By
Operators, Senator
Robertson Asserts
Washington, fun* r> </ri
WASHINGTON? June 15 (/P )Attorney General Clark today de
scribed as "ridiculous" a report
that J. Edgar Hoover had resigned
aa FBI chief.
Clark made this comment to a
reporter on a copyright story pub
lished in the Washington TimesHeratd. The newspaper said Hoovei
had resigned in a hot row with
Clark alter protesting against the
Attorney General's decision to tel
secret FBI reports be used in Jud
ith Coplon's espionage trial here.
Asked about tha story in the
Times Herald, Clark declared:
"I am amated that a reputable
newspaper would go to such
lengths as to coniure up a story
like that."
A few minutes earlier, Press Sec
retary Charles G. Ross wes asked
by While House reporters if he
had eny comment on the report.
S
NO. 212
Senate Group
KIDDIES A N D MOTHERS ENJOY PARTY AT ZOO
U se Of Secret Re
ports In C o p 1o n
Trial Said To Be
Basis Of H ot Row
Hoovar himself v s i unavail
able. Tha FBI had mat all In
quiries with n crlap "no com
ment.”
Clark want Into a huddle with
top aides Immediately upon his
arrival at the Justice Depart
ment this morning. It was under
stood tha subject under discis
sion waa whether to Issue a for
mal statement on the resignation
report or Ignore It, since It wan
related to the still-continuing
Coplon trial. There was no for
mal statement after tha meeting
broke up.
lark then left for Capitol
to teetlfy before a House
Judiciary aubcommlttee on a
series of civil right* bills. Re
porter! met hi miner* on hi* *rId tag m ss on seas t « « i
Associated Prana Leased Wire
JU N E 15. 1940
I hr V n - ltr thinking l I'liim iH rc
l o in l unanimously Iih I.iv to ltu r ,lig.rlc ,i proposal to tr l up s coo tilm .ilo i ol • lu rl negoli.itoi Im
.» l.ngc -cgincnt of llir
rthcrn
o.il producing imluslty
Senator M iiv b jllk tIJ-SI ), llo
cum nullrr rhairinan. s.ml llir in
ijuhv » ill g-i iim ln wav Moml.iy,
ll w ill lie im u tlK lrd In t iiii.tl
Inm iiM * snlii o niiiuller
City Proposes
Construction Of
Tourist Building
Fee M.iv He Charged
Civic Clubs b’or Use
Of I'nurisi Center
Flans lot llir i on .liuclion by
llir ( ily nl i | i •(HI Inulihug foi
tnundi lir.,1 tlir ihljfflrho.ltd
Senate Oltriys Amend
ment To Require
U n m n Rat gaining
With E m p l o y e r a
«■ tSIlIN H m V . June 15—</P)
— UtoMirv (icfirnO ('lark and
ludo.tr kilM (T u rk i K Wilson
trutnrd up lodsy in n plea la
r»»gr-,. i„ "pt.ie Hi* gvp«" In
tin- i'iitl righto l.ih i .Hid forbid
Jim I'rin* practice* in trsnspint ilton They (edified lo a
llmi-ie iudirinrv .uihcorumittea.
I lift* tiippnrtrd strongly a
briind loll to put mi the taw
IhhiI,a most of the t com mends-
I m u ll weir irse a lr.l lis t n u ll! a I 1
ot a rlv lt rlg h ls rum m lttaa
,
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MInch " ilsoii headed.
a
Hireling
ot
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in
n
l
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n
ri
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1 "".in-., e | W \ ‘ III .i .TON |.,ne 15 * T*>—
1*‘V M.iyot Alnlicn t'.irraw ay who iiia iti* a.Fji- I a I ift Hartley
.ulilcil tint llir Cit>'> .niiiii.il $ 5,000 li. . |. ituie to the I (umau Admin*
le p o ile ls
•ip p io p iu lio ii Im ib r I'li.iin lir t ol I'lia iio n * lal.oi lull today by sol*
'Oloe « u.d n p e i a l o t , are " ( r . s i till"
•list Ihe I'lali to set up .s ii,*l.' l o m u l'll >• WMiilil hr l il t bv $1,000 "•g to i- in n - unions to bargain
till employers.
as Kohrisloli pul It, would lead i* P O to p.iv lot llir lun lillllg
S uggrilllig tin t llir < It Iiiil.fr ol
llo v tsim • aiur on a 'o le r vote.
lo ' b» same type ol uiouiipolislic
Ibe lull ilieadv contained a re*
tnull'll now e,rim ed, and appal , I'ntnmrur nmtlit m.ikr up lln.
rolls hv 'hr aulholltv ol law. osri ]de(lCleil«.V liv asses'iilg a eliaige i|iiuemeiil lh it employer * must barihe mn,ris,"
,againsl llir m u dubs ami nthri I>IUI wilb Ulllous Ib e r l le i l o f the
t'hutii hv I'm.
ai and Mr*. H. I.. Beard, a Im rhrr, *>nlkrd In the Mu([inige Fove, head o( the I'llH |griuipi using the louiist O uter, lie iinrndmeul would be to rna ke it
Zoo for an hour of delightful fun natrhlng the hltd* and
liingli i oil mliilsleil ' ns' ' iiinpNiiy, liaid that no other plan lias been iii mdair I tbor pi t tu e a, in
animala. Following this they trooped hark to the nrhmil «nni.uiired
to
Ml.Ill j {advanced Im pmviding a suitable
yesterday tIso, many
ihr I ,ti II u ilrs A rt for either
romplel* the party by enjoying nip rake* and Ira rream
nl me Mori lo in ■mil p l n i l u i e l -<
titer ling pl»fe Im Sanlordi ssinln ,i,l* i i* lose to b.iig.iiu t o llfc woiiht like In set up • l UllM.lt)
tin. > lit
ill' proposal ilia! thr tn ilv
nulliliMiil-M nl i on I to gMintiol |* visitor, sun
'lh ra il* n th ri in good
to Iis iii IIi desliltgs wiih uliii I civil «lulu t 4 t tip lh- I oilm,1 l ru t nib
Lewi
Fluted Mho- Miumi
r i »v.*5 rrjfilftl
b p i- ig* wa ill- f | i ‘ t ilr f in il*
R i g I I ’n s l i M i m ’d
I Mil'll
*'it\ M i l i e u
Mi'KiliblM a, ii i, i i t - i i bv tin- .'m u le in its
l.o -i* -aid Ihe
Mini
ItfUvi'rn f 11 ,DIM* itiui
1 lung .h i. i t ' oset , huigm g the
PARIS, Jun.- l5-(/P»—A like lo have I lai I
4-1
bvtti,* vpe-fti itiimjiilt) un j
no
lit
nl
the
II
t
scheduled secret meetlnc of lloUmi I tf pr ulmit Inn Hittf t but it • ' I iitt 11,Utley Al t.
I Il i t - l u l l g h , I n k e
llig Four Foreign
M in iste r.
| mil i;otnl Im-im's, t •• sp**ittl tu miu b ' Means, tide W a lt-i P Keuther,
svnn rutted "Tf :it I In- last imu
trmnrv **■>m««s t<» hnn^s DMirWts u ir liter.' ,f the I ' 10 Fmted Antohr
vv*H
M
i*r
hill*
hut
Atl«
ilte loduv when t'.oviet I'o n lg o
I tint* mill thru rmt liuvr any plan imdaln Wmt'i n , .aid that
ftIV
It
M iniiiter Andrei V
V hhtii.ks
I Id r tlit'in t«* Hifi't m uAr Fni oUu'i iiiiiii'ti iii'iii \ i a u a ir nf ihe uti*
holtft
1
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H
I<
I
p e rd te
f'hvplnv mi'lit pinblnm Olid
f1will
mked fm "more i line" Amen
rrcinillotial pnipoif.i tmre I
•ill 4kfin n r Mr * l„,l „||ll in !| »:«*t
pit ti iggrr ividv fm rnrrrcMve
In r»
run nourreis nhl V l:.ldnikv wa
.
M
i
|
ii 1,41HI -* i ,ii i . t t i e
1
M
M -HlflHIM-.I fill (a0KT I Will
liol |n e p n ii"l fm the meellni*
Fill Mirruih tif tIi** <
Mitt 1M ill 1•M *•
Hill'll I /ill ,
w ith western fo irig n lo ilii'd e i
(’fmmlim nf fnmmmif* «anl llmfi
I
m ('finMUihCi*•
i
mill
iiiiii d i y m i l l p 'k t
Vluhiin.ky loot tieen e,peeled »o
iii l.t tmw ••(*.♦! imu In 4 oi gam/atioii '
»!lh t
ll 4 4<l||* 1
MIAMI RKACM77une 15 (/P>— I tiring In the Krem lin'-' isnswei ■u r e vUejn titfl i d 11 C iio i i l i u e l u i ' i i g i r e - | tiHwi’rii |1,.Mm and
a yrai
to
western
proposals
fo
r
a
and
The Mia mt Beach city council to- j
l i i e o t e t i e l w r e n H ie u p r M l o i . i uliil tf* o p rra lr th*» ToiiiirI
day unanimously adopted two res- I transport-trade ugi cement on li e - ( l i i l t a i l iM m e S d . i K i i s H e ml if all tho 4f iMliig Mir huiiding
GarniHiiy Russia and Ih* West
WMtihf rtm tnliutr ptopoihonaHy to
all gambling ip are reported i^rar agreement ois ilct
1* olutioni ”banning
"n
r t p f ii r*a, reduction
nf
, . | * o v o f I l i a u p a r a t i . . i i , d u t r t tbU
th e ir propdsaVi
‘ Hrt trty b e l i e v e m i l a n t i t r u s t m w » p e l lu ll I I,iMill from thr I’lly’n MinfriDiilmil
In .igirrmg lo ciunlin I .in in
i ritm.itinn. llir lull cnimmller appu.v cil .1 lriolutmn offered |,y Srn
An mitstanding aorlal event of lh* year for the "small try" »««
Weal
' first grade pupila tif‘ the
lie West
the party given nn May 34 by
[limp of
Hide Primary Hrhnol for the k liidergarten rlaaa. The grim
72 children, accompanied by 46 mot her a, Mr a. M HI. John.
Civic Duties 0(
Women Stressed
At Pilot Meet
Mrs. Williams E x
plains Effects Of
Children’s Training
Three Fort Myers
Children Drown
FORT MYERS. June II. -(/Ft
—Three children, missing since
tale yesterday, were found
drowned In the Cnloomhatehl*
River here today. They were
Sidney, ID, Maureen, five, and
Shirley, three—children of Mr
and Mr*. Frank Rockwell of
Fort Myers. Constable Jimmy
Flynn, one of those who recov
ered Ihe liodies, Bald apparently
the children had gone out In a
rowbont and the boat overturn
ed In a heavy wind and rain
storm. The capslied boat was
floating about 300 yards frogi
(ha nearest barllei.
'"
r
Council Approves
Ban On Gambling
In Miami Beach
SetTft Mooting Of
City Manager, Police
Chief Get Orders
To Clean Up Aren
West Opens ‘War’
To Halt Plague
Of (Grasshoppers
"The way the home is tun is ihe
way the government will hr tun
;n the future," stated Mrs. Sara
Meto Williams, president of the
m
j Business and. Prof assional Women's
Club, who spoke lo member, of
Onr rC'olutton presented by ihe
SHEHIDAM, Wyu, June
i l i - o i l - g " m l . ' s u e d hii ligtr. Mich' I \41mjM lint hr aITIiiu*
l l ,i n 11m i, it (la I ' l g i T wmI
| W \ Mm| i Ihiuu pf r «iiIt*111 id --I’> 1h, log Sie war to head off
the Pilot Club at their dinner meetMi ami Beach Hotel Owners As so
•lift Km anr» ( hits, u anted I I u.n* i" i"-iv gi as shopper plague start*
elation called upon the Polite IJr tO S ANGELEsTjune 16 (/Pj—
in 'h® Tnu,i' , r,n l(r ,‘” t
nhy a mridutg ol tlir innnim r Iill* -il loilav "ii th- nirigra of Wyonr*
partment and the city manager "it*
Pretty Barbara Manning Is taking night.
"g ami Muntana
- mimiMi'rH ih alifij; w »t)i 11$i> mb
janlotca impartially, witiioiil feai
i'li'iii five buses, poison-laden
a few day a rest from the strenuExplaining the effects of train- D n a g l l o a f T i l
•
t
tntil
md
bcfii
tabl'd
Mn>ni
n c q u v s i c u i u o c c i t i r f<lv,ir 4„ 0,din, nre, „mJ l(IUA
i lUiiuHV titul that hr did »mt pliim, were taking off on tha
?“■ P,UA,IC,‘Vkr hlH “
ing the children receive in tlie.r
"f h month-long
niMhr .tatid that tin 'Va up|" «*I iu * flights
'ncimimg ti,0.e i
miuil ‘'Hointung' I'liiiipnign. The
Hollywood0' publicists handling '" T "
I1"
"f
U
»
*
ill
illili
a
mrrtm$;
and
I'tr,
r
r
_______
[covering every type and form .1
the pre-nuptials press relations »uy 1<»nd the iiatinit, Mrs. William* top's
:d» nl ,1ptil it I Vi'v p*t Mn 1 Miindu i - f goat i, li, wipe "o' Mu' gru.shop' * '!♦' f’-nififv piitfl Iii'fivllv
thu 24*y«ai-old Hondo in weary wn» "wmiuin t Rri|M»n*ilnlitv •«»
Mi iiihei i o f the loertl elinnler o f i K'"nliluig.
I ' 'lUllM'l (I1 •' (pi »' rd .t -•Hi.la i I-i i i in lli.'ii favorite nesting
fl«l flit' |Mt- f tf Mif Vll fniv wllifll
1.1 on- la
United W orld
Federalist j were I
I lie second resolution, mirotlm
•ftci* much plcturf!*Uklnir
iking mu!
a in- | | Pr Comnuimly.
\r m, .tu, . im i||,, t.,.,1 g ir .il roll
\V. ate |usl beginning to glva
ter viewa by newsmen, .She wants
urged
to
w
rite
their
represenlard
hy
(ounsilm
ati
[).
I.er
I’rmell.
f llr l. " Judge 1lungliri Hlenstroni
Mis. Williams urged llinl -ill
iliem hidl." stud tall, sunburned
to be rested for the social activ women lake nn inleicsl m thru tlve. In Wanhlngti.u askini; niip- rliirc trd llic city m .im grr hik I t Iiip I ile.-lnr-ii V ’ i I.U'Ih V nfteinoon i t
I - . Ivor mn "f ilm 1* S Hej.art*
port "f it currant Hnusc hill fav
ities p. seeding her marriage June
r I eginii lin t H-i tie dedlrntad a
oiniii n( A griculture.
government, both city and national. oring world govarnment, whan the nf |ifi|ice " lo takr whatever slr|n th
20 to Governor Fuller Warren.
seinll of Ml iien.-s who g.ive then
Fm Ibice uei'ka, p a rtlr* o f
Tha Governor said yesterday nt It makes no difference, she 'aid, group mat at the (dty Hall last neceuary ami to employ all a. nl Itv» : in Itir USI He |s it S’l^UMI.
)>ug
experts
under
Ivorson’a
Tallahassee that Barbara la such a vhat club or organiialion th.il a night. The success of tha state able mean* to lu p re u and elimm of World W ir II
■upt i vision m d- over a 30.000,iM.lt lira I program In jiauslng^ two ale all Illegal gambling and all 1 The gold still tnemorisl service
good cook that "In furtherance of
rraartaaed oa rag* Two*
William
/im
n
irm
i.m
0110-acre danger tune, picking
svorld govarmnent bllis In Tallafrontier frugality which this ad
j wh held by Futophell l.or. iny
the u * i ' gmsshupper con*
n tlirr form , of la w le tin e ..."
Dii\s In Marylaml •out
ministration net ao faithfully prac Knot Hole Gang To
,
llnlt
Mn fill, Anietlriii t i glon
*«•••
,,ur,,,K
,h»
r*C
fn
t
te“,on
e iitin tli.il places.
Hie action today reverted lb ' Atixllltitv, w’ltti fniiilltas mid t-ls
ticed” ha la thinking of having her
ww ^ r t a
s i t
i m WM9 dlSCUIBfdThey
pinp'iinted
on county
I tie ttev It I Z llllllin lliati. tr
taka over tha kitchen In tha exec-,
o € S ta rte d J u n e
j UcpartA were m ill# on local ac- .land taken by the council last |,v, s ,,f , |, ile.ul present.
. nips the ulcus wheie the "'h o p *
i'll of llo lv ('lo s t ( 'lu ll' ll, plan . I"
utlva manalon.
' tivihf i, including recent livin* Friday when it voted four lo ih if - ' as visitors
per populatlup. was " c ritic a l" —
Whan Barbara heard this sht
As each name of the heroe. war,
I ater, uthi-r dentroyeie w ill h. leave tor 11*11 u iiiiie , Mil a, - in where 30 to .uu could he counted
Boys and girls under 12 years room forums hsld by Dr. Wayd* again.l a r'to lu llo n dengned *<>
■
pus
slide
folliuvllig
lieu
t
"
f
H
ie
1
Rucker
and
Frank
Rhamaa.
Mrs.
sgW, "that's tins. n i b . happy to." ! ofVgV who da
dally attend tha playenforce the gambling laws.
Ic f ' l,<l; r" l " ! v w
fo r" " r‘! ""'J s*-«. tsvnlwal hum the San H<eg" •leslli ot Ills lalher A
W ill'aiu
•,l^n«,1
Jullux Dlngfelder reported suc
placed popples ....
on a- large cross -.*
of ll,,,. la tg l1 Micittl l.llll (|PPl . ,.M*
New piilmii' ifinceulrd in a
11 Followed a crackdown
ha^eavSLt^hTt*^«* *«? »h- tiXnV1 Rroun,l» In the program comlu-ted c e s s In nrganlilng chapters
terns. The scroll was placed on m il l.e converted into k . lh r /im m etntan at Ills holm >'i Ca bran the gum Imppers like will
0L t.hV Hol,J'; by tha Banford Racreatioii Ds- through personsl contacts In two i bookie* ordered yesturday by
•
ii
ville
al
II
:tMI
u'clin-t
hi:,
the Hut hv Commander *.til pis. Oh tlipae, " l i t tw in !' inch
ii spread m -r these arras b/
u t k . I*T*M «i*nt4 had banned . ,,artmm t will aa members of the
lice Chief Philip A. Short. Ill* " the wall of Iiallowuv
nf Camphell- gun mount (urward w ill tic inotai lit u rung
(lanes lltes- m--cliciedi* are *o
kltcbap photos of Barbara. Tha I J.Knot Hole Oang” be admitted college*, end in Daytona Beach appointment It scheduled tu tie cm James
Mr
Zimmerman,
-m,
Im
hud
, later today hy the ri.iir- ■! Fussing Post Mo 53.
,..| m lh a rataput which can llim u
pfata agant axplatn,
____ jfree
lethal "tily fvii tenths of one
lined to newsman:
ree t0
haaebssll games at Munln- and In Enterprise.
to baseball
sldered
ln-err
in
ill
liealth
fur
.ome
iim
{ounce In fiv - p "m ils of bran
Pointing mil the price paid fm depth i liaigps Miulllid a UUU pin
"A governors wife or. for that pal Park, Mrs. P. M. Oingles, iecThe local cb*P*^ n’°^*d
i chtdre for chief has not been re freedom.
died
from
a
liearl
a-tark
III
will cuvet up in i - The II SPA
Judge Sleri.tr om r.m degicn ate
matter, moat women in ihe 8outh reation director, announced today. a minimum of *100 per month to
r „ y M„ iaK, r C|Blllt, Hen. |mw',
eluded, "It is onr uldlgalion a. Tin' four rcartlvalrd rlenliuve' .m v lv i.r, llielilde lip. wife. I I* .i I' >ports a Oil percent kill.
don’t work In th* kfuhan.”
iruananva oa ena* T m i
The "Knot Hole Gang" will l>e the Florida State branch of tha *,,,t,
two
SO|l:l,
W
illiam
aI
H
I lie lung- • -pperi ale about
Ameiiian -ttl/eris to work and Hit- nine, -'uniiiiighaiii, lluM.iu 1
Declared Warren: "If I had started June 20.
votini be
oe raised1
raiscu
_________________
UWf which would
(•aIf grown i ' * If left I*) live
fight fm those principles which and I-*.ins weir. recuminl»si*>ur<i
bean allly enough to hire a pub
through monthly
Bleachers will be atecled to
members/™Judge U n s o l v e d L y iU h il1 $ fM
ll.ey would .pin'll wings in 10
keep America fire "
.tin- in,mill ag*i tunny All fmil -ill
licity man who would make auch north of tha regular bleacher* to chspter’s 80 mem
(Oaavtaaae Qm Wage Twa)
days ami take "If tit swarms tu
Beiiedii'th.ii was pronounced try g" l.t" div'luck al limiter'* l'"ii>*
Dr. Ruckar
H i t ’M
flT
g llit
■om,.Dr,
Rucker
2 6 111
II I (Ur C
t ’O
TR
take cars of all member* who will Douglas Btenstrom.
il-va.,tatr cmplaml over a treE. A Monfortnri, Mih F. A finv blue Ini uveiliaill and dig)'!
____
be given cards entitling them ' n and the Rev. J. E. McKinley era
I ann..| alv,| Ull p*iiH|,ni> it
ni-nduna area.
..... . aliulis
. nwlMTnM
Lonrwood Boy Wins admission.
,
. In charge of the carrying out of
I!y the hi u d July, they would
i ('mill W C .Meyer, Hnikidey. liiiatuig
Tha program for the colored
Hev. V
i C alif , w ill tHke llie Evans I"
Elks Essay Contest Knot Hole Gang will be operated ,hV hr„".,.hi , m W n'i W iT v id
M
S ... M o Mh t O f
Ih
i -i iii ii lo Sanford oil Aug HI
<iii'lt fntmtlc it,nl set Hie vtnga
M'..a(lnii*d Ha ra a * T m l
at um
the filly Hall uon. June 27 whan
unbroken string of unsolved rug:-.
In thec B«m«
same IDMIincT*
manner, and ...we.."-member* «1
. . . . . . tursx'hliifwtt
| f,.t n trilhlf new generation that
K ille d In O r ln n d o
on the pledge program (lynching*
William "Bill1 Snyder, a Junior will be admitted to the regular r, pt>rU
<mill] very likely turn th* grain
A spieclat Wilkinson county
(Cm IIi h S oa raa* The** I
al Lrman School •$ Lonrwood, la ■Unda for negroes.
belt Into a dust bowl.
ury
probed
for
>lx
hour*;
grand
jt
.,
.
,
,
ORLANDO,
June
IB
-(/P)-A
the winner In Seminole County of
On the cuttle nnd sheep
yaatarday
nto
the
lynch-murder
mothrr
0f
f)v,
children
was
iho(
the Ilka sponsored eontaat, "What
rungcs. Ivoriuri figures that 30
'
of.
Hl11'
J
r"
lhcn
the.
i,irv
and
killed
at
hor
home
here
toMakaa Democracy Work," Joel
grasshripircis t " tire yard will eat
.ruled there was not enough ' v- day by her ex-husband, who then
Field, local Elk aeaay contest
360 pound* uf forage of each
tidenca
to
bring
anyone
to
trialkilled
hlmielf.
chairman, announced this momacre. That's more than half of
Tha decision brought Immediate
Coroner E. O. Duckworth (denInt; The youth It the Mn of Mr.
what the raitgc* around here ex*
release
to
two
whit#
men,
am
m
iI
]
tlfled
the
victims
as
Mrs.
Ellen
Hy HAM DAWSON
Md M n. W, H. Snrdsr of Malt*
j.rct an acre to produce in good
_
| by th* nagro’a widow as the mm - Kennerly, about 46, and William
lend. Ann* Hammenq, daughter of
NLW YORK. June 15—(/!’> - Al kail, one »ct ol idler,, given a times
Kennerly, 43, He aaltl It was
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hammond, waa
It doesn't leave ettuugii for tha
NEW
YORK,
June
15—
(/P)—The
new
president
of
Rotary
Inter*.
Dennis
Lamar
Purvis,
37-y*erhad
time of late by buyers, n having thing, its own way again Fur a
murder
and
sulclda.
the ascend prise winner.
national
want
out
aunning
for
Babbitt
today.
'old
well-to-do
business
man,
ami
The woman hart nix 3R-callber rliaiige arul in a baiic induilry dial wai among the first to be Ini Lv i livestock. The only nlternativ*—
except gelling rid uf the ‘hop*
, At Ovlado High School, Char*
pistol bullet wounds In hor cltoM. the dump.
*& « a J f o r al . let's kill any remaining Id... .bout Rot.ri.n. Malcolm Vivian Placetb an
per.*—Is to ship the stock to
lolta Smith, Junker student and I , iV ii,; n n
Vi*
..id
• tfidan 27 years old, hart been lieId abdomen and head, Kennerly aho?
There’*
a
spurt
in
demand
fur
ccrlain
type,
of
woolen
fabric.
Ihe
pastures In other states or tha
daughter of Mr. and Hta. R. C. being BabWtta, Perey Hodgson
■
,. r oktured toT l*n da>* ,n tb* aam* Jail from himself above his right ear.
(Cualltitiea On I '* k ' T e n )
price has gone up 10 ccnta a yard,
Ha rafanad to Sinclair Lawn jtovil, years ago, which pictured wh|ch th# n#Bro
■with won t i n t prise and Sadia
isgi Wll kldnanpcl
and
the
cloth
is
hard
to
get
Louise MeConahg, g
--------- email
town
"joiner.”
aa
shallow.
®—
-----si
“
WALKER'S
REPLACEMENT
____
— ----May 30 and ktllad.
developing In the textile industry,
■—- eonfom
——M ——In*aa
o n b .lllD lk lfl, * nRoUry jriaaMant at tha orgnatM*
ORF.ANDO, June 16 OT)— Dsn
narrow,
taf kback-ilappsn-'
Apparently it la now up to ths
' S X J r S !» turn-about—one that could show H e r b e r t S t e n s t r o m
12
30't
o
|.
a
y*
d,
an
advahee
of
L
p |n others, too. Perhaps it does
"Tha .a w f t t t R oU i Im by no
tOth 'Amaal eonrantloa aow fadaral goremmaut to decide L. McKinnon, chairman of a FlorH o n o red A t S te ts o n
Vla Cltrue Commlsilon committee roughly 3 per cent, and wfll make not. But anyway the ladle......... .
means m am blaa.a Rabbltt." ith* IT1#a«lli i„ Naw York.
whether to tackle ths case.
b# „
o fu
to find a successor to Marvin fabric In a woman'* suit cost
new haekl of th* aarvlca
spaaklng, ha tald, Wa,
Judge Dongle* Stenstrom today
til.
a . air
a
.
come up yet with a recommend*- • round
ror th* eom lng----CORRECTION
Observers sav It'* the sort nf They are expected this fall to revealed with * delighted smile
ry. 8 a la aarneatly an* to "ataka tl
A. B. Peterson, Jr., not his fa- here lat-e »n talk to applicants In thltlg
tha contrary,
that could happen In other f’,.vor woolens with a luster fin that hla brother, Herbert, had re*
daavorlng to maha hla community, whtela 1 lore ao 5*arly* Just a little thar, w a f the parson referred to In person. McKinnon said,
lines, loo, If buyers have held up iHtl' hroadclolh* and Venetian reived an award at Stetson Uni*
for the *
nation and world a batter place to • bit batter than It la at tha mo- tha a n c le yesterday on City Com
orders too long whits waiting for covvt® *n‘l thei like, for their new veralty a* (he most "outstanding
HATLIFF SERVICES
ity# In.
, ,
manfc"
.
.
mlaaifc actlvltlaa concerning a
freshman" foi 1949.
co»,s *nJ ,‘uU,■
rtA ISB D
Funeral service* for Sgt. Er price cuts.
"Ha la vary serious about the
Hodgson la 47, well-built, early* proffcsal to place advertising signs
Herbert Stenstrom, a graduate
And It strengthens the hope In
Wooten mill* say the buyers
JA
it problems we’re dealing balrtd and a waarar of haavy on parking rastara.
nest Harold Ratliff, who died
Seminole High School, served
watar“
‘ dlna and lie * , hom-rlmmad glaeee* and, ha said,
oversea* In action March 2, 1946, the woolen industry that perhaps1played It too emart this spring, of
during the past term is president
* '
‘
*
"
I
U U T A Ir U U V I l N H E n I
and whose body arrived this morn ita woret days ara over, or at the normal time to order cloth to of
the freshman class and as pre
ing from-Belglum, will be hsld at laaet that tha and la In sight. maka clothing for tha winter re
m
of the Slgtna Nu Fraternity
8:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at American Woolen Co. aaya Ita tall trade. O'ders were ao small sident
______ha waa' attraeUd by Ha.tlm ata it w ill'taka »344t.785 to tha First Presbyterian Church mills making thaaa particular that the mills cut hack output. Pledge Class.
An a result of winning this
motto t i aarviae.
I ran tha coanty govarnmant during with tha Rav. A. G. Mclnnla, Dr. fabrics are booked up through Now the cloak and suit hoys want medal
he automatically wilt be*
Ho aaid ho haa bean a raalatarad tha naat fiscal year. In figor"* B. D. Brownlee and the Rev. W. P. August. Boma companies, that cut these fabrics In a hurry. The mills come during hi* Junior year a
gtran to
Eapnblkaa aB Wa voting I t f a J lS
to tha couaty budget commls- Brook* officiating. Military ser back to one shift earlier this year, say they can’t furnish
mcmb«r of "Ye Mystic Krtwe", »
waa reluctant to disease paWea alon, whleh must approve the ap- vices In Evergreen Cemn'erv will .re now reported working three until Srplambar, whan
Nfcret honorary group. Ho la tha
ahlfta again. Others a r t working
be conducted
down
to • minimum."
_________
, m jnd rm n lln g that be apllto proprtatlons, the county board pro. | _w
________ bv Campbell-Loss*
__
■on ol Mn. J. W. Baiabury, MO
. Ing Poet No. M, the American two.
f«*t »•
Wait r u t h Btreet,
£ C ^ ,"w 2 ?ato to S |hU i E l i £ 5 ^ t6iee6$ t i 6 i
\
•
, 'f #"’010nf thV i" * .P o * t Ho. M, the
toutlon.
Barbara
ning
From |
ty Whirl1
World Federalists
Support ror Plan
,n
Ju d ^ f StniHtrom
Dudifjilrs Scroll l Pocket CruisScr
Af Legion Service Type Destroyeis
Arc Reactivated
oXSiZZ
Woolen Sellers Have Things Their
Way As Fabric Demands Increase
New Rotary International Head
Goes Out Gunning For Babbitt
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1949 Salmavundl
Congress Action
Herald Contest
Hollywood
ic u iu im I n » i i
tCMHlMi r t M ra m Oaa)
MIm Rebecca Stevens
Communltt Party, and had accus
d llT a ' HOLLYWOOD, June l A - W —
ed Eastland of "fighting against
negro rights."
SATtflDAT
Baldwin, former administrator
Wssttrn Jamboree
Ns’vs
of the Farm Security Administra
auffy" the pup. Ha 0:14 1V«»t*rn Jambors*
k
tion. also had shouted that Easti sing and Imitate hla screen 7:00 111* T o’clook club
art work—’’
cover every day. We drove around
land represented "the cotton coun
T:85
How*
lo g m . •
The Salmagundi I* profusely 11- « * W«"»* Brother* lot but didn't
cil". an orgenliatlun which Bald
sot. Hporl* Hcorss
' At tha and of tha second weak |:M Popular lluile
win said Is riisde up of "planta
lustiated and among new Innova* j h“pP€n,
" *,ncl* "’."J. .
Morning OsvotlRtti
of tha contest, little two year old,
tion owners." ,
tlon* shown is th* 60 piece High:
A *‘*r.
on,. of. ‘I?*
Hiring*
( r a n H you h a r a
Dorothy Alice Jardlne, daughter J JJl Bltvsr
.'attractive
girl*
on my feet, “would
Meanwhile Senator McKellar
Nsw*
School Band In uniform.
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jardlne. All l it VoraMiy Hhnw
'(D-Temt) today shouted at ECA
only ONE policy with
Singled
out
for
full
page
illu*.co"!^’,et^
,
t
West Third Street, wa* winner, mio Popular Miikla
bos* Paul Hoffman: "Thg sooner
t rat Ion are the following couples:
1
Al,vlmls,V " k *
Nsw. Ilorrowsd. ■In
_
ua you or* a valuad
Upon hearing the news, she J"®" Old,
you resign, the better it will be
ChlMrsna 1,‘Ism Io Hour
Rsnlnr Class
is* President Arnold «*»'•• f i p *.11 .l h” ,Ir
1 j’
H
mounted, har stick horse, put on I,.|„ Album Hsvlsw (USMUl
client — thot'a th*
for the United States."
end C h e d r l e a ’d e r *•<*<»* *h*lr long-dresmed.of vaca- WE
I
Herrington
her rowglrl hat, gave a western n it Mllllarr Baud
Fhe veteran chairman of the
In GlamprUnd. But they II m
l Bellye Ball.li “Sally" Editor Mary »
* .. /i./' Senate
whoop and staged a miniature ro- iron Kiwi
rials Appropriation* Contndttee
Bas* Peter "0,n,‘ disappointed, a* many tour- s
' Kfiiln end Richard Bas4,‘!
IMS Iton club
So. don't haaltat# to
t<pei)ly accused Huffman of try
I 00 Hat Nun* nanuh .
1Hrlisul trophy winner and prail- l,t* 1
J
M
all
(lama
INatlnnkl
f.ssri
Three rear old Linda Carol Har 1:00
ing to bully the rommltteH Into
bring any Inauranco
dent nf the student body. - • ' Th®
Why not take them
Mualr
txrvsra
I’roaram
a
no
not cutting European recovery
vey. winner of the third weak of Mu Tarntlms Jlv* Hsaalun
Other
couple*
ajiown
a
n
:
Emma
5°
?
r
problem, largo or
alio
balloting,
was all draittd up hv I__ Popular Mualc
funds.
Jane Robbins, top honor student tourtst a dream coma true unexher mother, Mra. W. !,. Harvey, I JO Ileavanlv Hr.apsl Htngaia
Huffman coldly denied he tried
■mall,
to ua for exam
Children aheuld guard agelnH ami Stnnley Bruniley, (ilee Club
.we whst most Impresses
IS The 0:»j UrlBhl Hpol
to put any "pressure" on tha sudden
»n'dla Avenue, went ia* •t 00
chilling
during
th*
summer
soloist;
Bette
Duncan,
cheerleader
'irst-tlme
visitors,
Saw.
ination
and advict.
eommlttee nr thet his talk of re poll# spldsmlo season. Wst shoe* nml Itoneld Deal, liter grldder and
a neighbor rhlld, Judy ant Mualr
* not nut mv . r^»IWMtl**l« and
signation was a “threat".
.......... and returned soon altar, S: 11 Twi-LIl* Honga
and otothlng should be removed at r„.rHptgln| Floyd Cooper,
star
l be girls If they d Ilka to
completely drenched by the gar a jn Hporta Parade
itra hlsnkst* and
andheavier
htavlarbaahe-tbisll
Marilyn
"teet "°V'e
soma eUrs.
star*. Dorothy
Dorothy Wilkes
J r l a V 'T hi l . ! f Jellgn^lV V e ■
MfriblmheTf
b-VvVtbi'll ‘ player
playVr and
m d^M
arilm n,'.ft
VartstV
den ,hose with which she had bean *:4S
T:oo lirlttlng on a Clmtri
t . point where u
kept handy far sodden Me
M.,dnler,
er. Kev
set heart" •*'d
Key Club “Hw
"flwsethsart"
•>'d Nellie Reeds
Reed s mouth:
mouths were
reached .the
he. no elethlng
playing. However, most of tha 7:11 Hunday Hrhnnl l.saann
weather change*.
land football eponsor, Olyve Anna open about a fool. Between yueala
I
I
lla
Tops
llTBMC)
jnnger
thought
he
rould,
direct
mne she plays with her dolls In
. Adsms, honor student, Is shown *>f «Hl«hI. Dorothy managed to
M! "tig Out Dope
rerovery program sticcesefully.
tha house or In the sand pile In 7:35
Ball U»me (I'rtytona Pearto • the
with Jimmie Ludwig, active Key •"?. "That's whst
dreamH off
And
he
aald
he
Hid
not
think
it
the yard.
in no Popular Mutla
Club
member.
\
And
eo,
a
few
days
later, I called
could
be
done
with
less
than
tha
- Th* winner of the fourth week's '" >? Hpinposar* corn.r
A'llittng Mary Kanie were tha at tha Ambassador Hotsl for two
i.'l.riflfl.47n.OftO that ECA Is aikDomination was four year old Bara 11
,0:,n
Bouvanir*
m> rJe*,|e»t
News
following literary editors: Foya eaelted girls. They were afraid
I■
In?- ..for the
Katharine "Bally" King, daughter ,II ns Turntable
iuuii*nii Tim*
um ,
. ..first ten, and ona-hatf
,
H
Mar Cogburn, Joyce Palmer, Jac- they'd be tongue-tied, mealing the
of Mr, and Mrs. Earl King, 406 ii ip Miiurtiay nit* iianrina p arir.
„°f . " n®V ilecal year.
qurllne Rowland, Emma Jana stare. As It happened, I couldn't
McKellar brought up thg sub
r.i N*wa
Myrtle Avanua. Har main Intereit II
l > no sign OH
Robbins and Virginia Tlson. Peggy have picked slmreper Interviewer*.
lert early In today's bearing on
la art and nothing dtllghta har
the ECA appropriation, saying:
Howell served as business man-Enrouta to M-H-M, they aald
Warren Sign* Bill ■grr
more than n box of rrayona or
"Other than giving away other
and Nlxl* Klrchhoff, Bar- they were from Clayton, N. M., In
wAtar colors and pictures to tint.
„
„
„
bars
Kdenfleld
and Lila Leffler as th* state's upper right hand corner,
•he also likes to vlalt har grand
r ; 1'1:are
; : doing
,}Tn; y'in v(r
un:'*ii tnuiK
x & i . .fr«.n«a#<
Fmm
p ^. ".T.Ti,,
you
r.urope.
.. .
.m ih
. ^ i.iZ
b ao n.>
n*,s e ' advrrthing manager. Mary Anna Population about 6,600. A mllemother, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, prlnIt would lie a very good thing If dully fee to th* The
■!»*•- Hat
Th* fen
'j Galloway, Bette Duncan, Mildred lilgh. rattle-ianching center. One
N IW
alpal of tha Vocational School, and
you did resign."
«"
T,'»
.
|
d...
t
B
renuler
Turner
and
Barbra
Rucker
ware
movie
hnu*e.
one
dance
a
week
at
t* tap on tha typewriter.
Soma senator, said they will X b l uerrent U* At orasant th# circulation managara. Martha Oro- tha Luna Ballroom.
' .Four and a half yaar old Penny J *" Hawaiian Music
nre*s for a cut In the recovery * J ...
' ,mtvP 9Ur,shins '
,h<>
*P"rt ,ep* The girls went through gramFulver. winner of last wash's nom* 1 \ Js
'
fund* even If It mean* Hoffman s
Tamna
^
t tlon and Floyd Cooper the boys mar and high school together. Actat!on. it the daughter nf Mr. and » m grunt r>*. tirama
redgnatlou
•
..
sport*. Olyve A, Adam* and Jim- ed In school plays. Roomed together
fa. C. B. Nolan of 114 Maple * if Jutiale Jim
And beneor Humphrey (D- Anut her Mil a PP
by th# m(f j.udwlg servad as snapshot and went double-deling at New
Minn)told the Renata the Taft- wamnr would requlre al hotMeslru agricultural and mechanical
ranua. Penny has poatle lean!>n!!!!iar Mimfc U"
■IFHIOIRATOt
IMrtlfty Art r re at ml <4lnauitrliil Mml nml mnnefl n«er told In (n i
tn ,u#wy
. . . Art rnlUvr
i
tap* and har favorite la "Twinkle In n lipstaira Inrurporand
Twinkle, t.lttla Btar", which Is '
Jjnspet Hlngtry
^ ' . V n ^ r r t W
wBh U . L r i r - W d . 1? .
m
M - W. R. : Dorothy .. 26 and b.ua-eyed;
among the poems and *>»uru !!:9® f.nnarsaationai • hunt.
Hae* all four weekly change, of
Fort as financial advisor.
prevent pm-Communlsts
mn
Popular Mualu
Hera'tbla, canvantaMfoad
' program at the movie theater. Her
Tli r u Matanlnn fit**.
**ry fond of popskklaa and every
from
"receiving
collective
bargainMMF,
UNHHKT
DIKH
--------------------------'husband, Fayna Wilkes, had to
iloraf* spate la letall
(’avaleaiia nf Mii.lo
fltv ride* on har tricycle to the
New.
CALIFORNIA QUAKE
,«Uy frehlnd to oversee completion
1"n
.u " I r u i
1 OSLO, Norway, June |0-l/P>—
store to ( f t ona. Bathing at tha
Popular Mitale
. U" 1
r ! a that m ‘
Uudset, winner of the 102«
famous Maisc-MIsar washHuiwlar Matins*
HAN FRANCIBCO. June 1 0 - 0 , J ,‘f11hl^ r * 3r
., ,
haach la anolhar favorite dlverI r l l u
No*-**! prise f-r literature and an (/»'• A small moderate earth „
tloanoa Ainl.o.
24 end brown-eyed. I*,
a.bm with M a n Pr*Popular Mmle
« miLmu„ nil*
u. OHy
, l u «Hfin
d ■
fil.
N.ilsm,
set bird cages and chandel,v.' * brunette. Hhe *
^ Bach ono of tha nominees aprjiHfty ?AlllllAllOtl
■Id ardent
a. s > |crusader
iU
I against
IllGliattiniGr
Hhf* qu.k.
l.utlLNin Ilnur
taction Plan.
Mail bwn ■ reform wchool
sffldavlls permitting him Income!™ *’ ",,Uy ■» Llllehernmer. Hhe Ifm i.winning nlonff 100 inlltii of
Familiar riaanlna
Marine today on tha aoelaty page
I'lipular Muale
tbr
central
California
c
a
s
t
laet
baby-.hop
pruprletr#*.,
• Ha leaar-Ptaam, hat* 19
wa* aalrctad by popular vote from
before the NI.RB the next dey."lw" * „
m
riiiesi Kdltnr
Iht. • Ovtckah* Tray* a Pa*>
This wa* an apparent reference
MMe. Dndsel had been til nlghl. No dimegn whh r»tmrtf<l. |
im onr flva
winner
__ children.
___ Iren. Tha wlnn*r
Tha t ill llrlalil Hpnt
Tin- epicenter wan nrar Hollister
wlde-ayad, unbelieving
to Mas I'erlow, secretary-treesur-llhrooghoot the winter but bad
Tim.. inr |/ t Tima
wIM My*eNf, MM* 9/9
i f today'a balloting will ba tha
86 miles southeast of H.n Fran- 8 */>» lunched with frank Hln.tr..
I'hureh of rhrlai
• 1-ptan paraaMa
er
of
the
CIO
Furniture
Worker*,
'em
feeling
belter
(Ids
spring,
final winner In tha conteet. Every
•Irani Wnraa
win, announced last Hunday that net friends said. Him she tuffered cisco. The temblor wa. felt aa He autographed their lm.ch.ou
IWsrter • U**Ste Mta*.
hacrlber nf The Herald la ellgiNew.
a to vote.
Mliale
be bad resigned from the Com- " stroke two days ngo and was far .outh a . the Carmel.Monterey menus. Ho did Elisabeth Taylor,
—
^ UiIH»*M ■
>Nellla thought Elisabeth wan
naflar Hlinw
wAI
numlnt Party In order to sign a ! ,Hkrn to Oppland county lunpltal. a t...
Tha narna of tha winner of the
*224-75
Naval
Itaaarva
“ch.ruling
hut
not
aura
of
herself."
toate.t, together with a picture of
non-Communlit affidavit under
Volea of Armv
Dorothy pounded my arm In aw*
llara’a In Vala
tha child will ha publtihad on Erl'
lha Taft-Hertley Law.
822.7.r» Down
upon .celiig Hubert Taylor aero**
Pnlmtir
Muale
day, June 17.
Proudly Wa tlall
the luiichrmim. Jane Powell wa. at
Rnlanre
24 Months
Malhodut (Ihureh
another table. Arlene Dahl aat
O ther Mwlelo From
llaporl In r’nnflraia
Junior
s*rf**t
**rem4»—Utah
, w Hehool
*AaU*»'Wu>j.i.- ... . __
Marla Ilnur
Wa visited movie set., Zachary
vfflra ns the
oil I’hureh Notice* M at be pra.aat.d at Hm
is nu iiuttris Kina nf Hsr
(fnattaaet f n a Pea* n a n
Hcolt showed them Id. dreasliu'101 H. FIRST PHONB 61
day before public.Me*.
I'U
S.V
Pmnilsr
Mn,|,.
tOaananeo Vreaa Paaa Oder
hi*
award.
ftttft ft
room. He discovered that th# girls
t* Thle Is Mouth Africa
tporatlon for more thin 27 "»
Led
and
accompanied
by
Mrs.
ism Classical
“
aselcal Hnuvenlrs
THE CHURCH OF HOD OF
CROHH rllURCH
IMS New*
W, O. Fleming, th* clesa and Ola* Rev, HOLY
MILLKR FARM8
II. I.yttletim Zlmmarman
Mitchell W, Oulian, 66, Oak Park, 3I.CS Music vnti Itenismlier
Club
eang
"Students
Prayer"
to
Rev. R W. Millar, Peatiw
B. P., Rector
:|S Mlrtnltht Rentssvaee
, a former director ana’general 11
tha
refrain
of
"Now
li
Th*
Hour",
U*1 News
Hunday Sarvica at 9:10 P. M.
Trinity Hunday
It* nianager of Tuakari
"Four Leaf Clnvtra", In which th*
li on Hien off
Pravar Heating Wednesday night.
8:00 A. M. Holy Cmnniunlon.
tilt* Club faced the aitdlame, and
Th* public
0 A. M. Church Hehool.
' ,Th*
pul.,.. la invited
. __ to attend
f a n , |ll,,‘ a tformer Tucker Cor
lha rla.e song with words by Dali B:It
* ill!
11:00 A M. Holy Communion thoi* old fashioned
msstlngs. If
gpratlon director, treasurer and
Bitting and Mnd. L.on.nl,
end
sermon.
ilrk
In
body,
come,
If
sin sick,
BrltiNh Meet
comptroller. He formerly worked
After presenting diplomas to
Hervlce. during the week:
com*. Continue to send your rafor Detroit bank* and the Recun
th* pupil*, Prlnrlpal R. E. True
M.mday, Tuesday, Wednesday qusata for prayer,
•fraction Finance Corporation)
(tn a tla e e i gram Fag* Oael
told them, "My wish I. to go to
' Cliff Knnhls, 60, Chicago, who to Rcntland, threatens to snrs.d the High Hehool four year, frnm ind Haturday Holy Communion,
THE CHUBClf ,n r fJOD
A. M.
ptrva da* dlrectoi of advertising on Hunday In Hi. west as wall,
now end sen all nf Hi. member, 7:tU!
3594 Elm Av*n><*
Friday, Holy Communion, 0:00
for Turker corporation. Ha formarEarlier this week Prim. Minis of this rl..s get diploma.."
Rav. Jo* C. Craw.. Pa.tor
lywa. with Chrysler Cnrporatlnn. ter AMI.* Inl.rvrned without r.The Invocation wan pronounced A. M.
Rundav school hcgln* at 9:46
The Indictment chargee that it .lilt. In . Htrlk. of w.st ru.et hy the Itcv. J. It. Fiirrln, .ml bene
t'HRIHT < lll’IH II. I.ongwood
A. M. rClasses
l t P f t for all ana*.
.•»..,
total of 128.000,000 was epant docker*.
diction by the Itnv. J. M. (irenhnin. Iter.
It, l.rHtrtnn Zimmerman,
woraliln 11:00 A. M. A
Morning wor.hln
by tha defendants on th* promoThat stoppage, now In IU fourth Linda Leonard at thehjaRn gave
II. II., Vicar
brief
brj.f review
review nf
of the
lh« Mate
slate vear’e
veer’*
ttn and btrildlag of lha car. The wank, Iwgan after »om. docker. a fin. rendition of th . prorennlonnl
Trinity .Solidity
work
work will
will he
h. given
given hv
hv th->
th>> naslnr
oa.tnr
K ttttH of the money were salas ware suspended when they re- *ami recessional marches. The audlH:flo A. M. Holy Communion and end all membera are uraad to ha
■of dealer franchise*, sale of dais fused to work a Canadian grain torlom platform was decorated
prevent.
M stock and accassoHe* for car. ■hip Involved In a dispute between with large baskets of gladioluses n.tmon.
All me welcome.
Evangelistic aervlce al 7:46 P.
aold^bafor. delivery of tha auto- rival Canadian seaman's unions, land with ferns.
----Mi After tha m * iiin an altar call
Approximate! 0,000 men have |
--------------------------t'ONIIHEOATIONAt. CHURCH will ha alven for pravar.
► Judge Barnee fixed bond at walked out In dyerpooi.
....................
fa y p p p C o n v e n tio n
Park Avenue and Third Street
Tnaidav evening at 7-46 P. M
795,000 each for Tuckar, Carf, 2,000 are Idle In Bristol andAnotner
AvonJ. Rernaril Hunt, Minister
w|H ha an amlllary rally of all
Tlerc# and Kariten. Th* hall for mouth. Perishable foods threaten
Sunday School lO'OO A. M.
th* band* together.
the other* was set at 410,000 ed to rot In some of the ED freight
each.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Tha church atrlnr hand w*l1 for.
ers tied up by the strike.
".'The defendant* are accused of
Sermon: "What It Cn»t".
nl.h the music and *he nubile Is
In
Bristol
and
Avonmouth,
Taking advantage of th* unusual about 1,000 troops called In last
------ ■invited to attend all these serpostwar consumer demand for waak ware unloading 16 ships nut
AHHBMHLV OF OOII CHURCH V,M*‘
i »
and spreading "falsa and
L. A, Allen, Pastor
Xraudulant statements and repra- of 24 held up by tba stoppage.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Home
ships
at
Liverpool
were
re
II1H Laurel Avenua Phone 944-J
dMtatlona relating to a proposed
I AM Sanford Avenae
Sunday School 0:46 A. M.
*emptct«ly new automobile x x turning to tha United Htatys and
J. Randall Farris. Minister
Morning Womblii 11:00 A. M.
,yhleh we* represented to posaeis Canada with thousands of tone of,
"Four Things the Early Church
Youth Service. 6:46 P. M.
4 IM aoniMna feature* of advanced food still In their holds.
Did" will ba tha morning aermon
And In Blackpool Irish Repub
Evangelistic Nervlra 7,46 P. M. siibfeet
jeoaitructlon and design not harttha minister will use at
Wednesday Ilihla study 0:00 P, the First Christian Church Sun
tafor* contained In any man pro. lic demonstrators threw tha clos
ing session of the British Labor
anted automobile."
day morning.
Party confarenca Into an uproar
3
"Tho Man Who Llvad In Tombs"
with ehouta and a shower of leafwill
coma
again.
If
you
love
tha
will be the sermon topic for tho
Sentenced late.
Bible as It Is, cornel Wa do not evening aermon.
Tha Jaaflete charged that tha
bsllova In leaving out anything.
ruling Labor Party "endonee tha
mutilation of the Irish nation and
Ives permanent power to an antiFIRST METHODIHT CHURCH at 7:00 P. M.
•moeratlc tory Junta In Belfast."
A cordial welcome awalta all.
Bar. J. E. McKinley. MInlet at
Tha demonstration was directed
Mr*. P. R. Stephenson, Director
agalnat a government bill which
CHR1RTIAN AND MISSIONARY
of Religious Kdocatlan
uarankiad that Ireland will atay
ALLIANCR
(MB A. M. Church School. A
Ivlded unless tha Northern Ire
Womaa'a Hob Ralldlag
class for every ana.
land parliament agrees to join tha
Clean ft, Smith, Pastor
southern Republic.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
10)00 A. M. Bible School, A.
0 < | £ quarter century ha* gone by since a handful of somewhat stamentary-typa
Sermon theme, “Christ the Judge Wtaboldt,
A black-haired Irishman flung
Buperlntaadaut.
of tha Quick and tha Dead".
the m a n orange and white flag
buaaa uuda a faw dally schedule* to a few Florida town* gad eitle*. This
UtOO A. M. Mornlag Worship.
7*00 P. M. Youth Fellowship Maoaapi
of Republican Ireland over a bal
"Teachings oa tha Holy
BirvlHi
cony and shouted repeatedly, "I
service was considered a Aae addition to emitting transportation. . . and It waa.
•i00 P. M. Evening Worship.
proteat In th a lu m u of tha work-’
are of Ireland,"
Sermon theme, "Through tha Dark J mIi ' p . M. Alliance Young PeoToday . . . a io eib t p eat modem coachae, with tanuy appointment* v ;■$
Ha waa etlll shouting as strongP*7:4I P, M> Bvenlag Service.
croae and erisa-ctroa* tha panlneular state In An alaaoet eadlcn chain of aohednla*armed Stewards hustled him out
The paator will apeak on tha
of tha hall. Other Irish partisans
That
ia something wa e l Florida Greyhound Una* if f Intensely
. V/
■uhjeett
"Common
Grata
or
SpaFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Park Areaue al Hlilh Street
proud of—and tho oecaalan wa oalahrata today.
?
W, P. Brooks, Jr* Faster
IS
ssu w
..^ ^ 1 ^ ;...^ .^ ,
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
THENATI1HAIFSUHBATIH
FORMFANTIIEHUMYSIS
ln ild «
«
B
A t THE CHURCHES
HILL
5
1924
S
•vro*™ *.
S3aSf.«!a,"iW>%.
lo iir o * S e n i o r s i D W o t h y M o C r tio n
A t C h u r c h .B s c * Iv e s B . A . D e g r e e
; . r'
Th* future at this caaapanp la peered cloealy l« FleerfffaV
Ivee eegn laan tafj^ rmpdnslhllity attachasl
■-t j/-
iy
�ft
r*r BP,L
feSrvNFVZr^!
t t
•—rr*-
i? r
‘i
w*;
;<"'• .
•« >•*
C«Uy
^
Tv n v m
Tv
«l too W«rltf|
w$
® te
i f Am i Im i
N
l* ,
founnxm
I f e
l f c
Wa r m and partly cloudy
through Tuesday. somr likelihood
of a few afternoon thunderahow.
fra.
AW INPEPKWDBWT DAILY N EW SPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. JU N E 13, 1949
■ • U M I M IM S
r a
THE W EATHER
,_i
Associated Press l<eutd Wire
NO. 210
U.S. Anti-trust intopm arkora** us.
w«j“Sound
Program”
Of
Laws Violated High School Presented Diplomas
*By Oil Firm
Judith Coplon Beilin Accord AEG Is Praised By
Court Says Statutes
Were Broken B y
Standard Oil O n
C o n t r a c t Policies
WASHINGTON. Jutis 13—(^P)
j« |—Tha Supreme Court today dectri
ad .tha Standard OU Company of
California violated federal anti*
Intel law* by conlr'aclini with in
dependent gaiolina dealer* lo buy
all their hid from Standard.
The dacicloii wa* handed down
n c Standard Oil eppeal which
uki that lo hold ffl^a company
guilty of violalidjl the .’anli-lturt
kcUtulai would hade "immsaiurably diiactroucH affect* on butino*
Fradical. Judies Frankfurter de
uirirad tha 3-4 dachion.
Judies Jackson wrote a diticnt in
whkh Chief Judies Vhnon and
Judies Burton joined. Judice
Doufla* alto wrote a distent.
Joining Frankfurter on the maj
ority side ware Judies* Black, Read.
Murphy, and Rutledge.
(V. th e majority
maj
opinion declared
that Standard Oil'* contract had the
affect of lessening competition in
both intenlata and
d intrastate com
merce.
Butl' Do
Douglas In V atiatflng dla
aant asserted that
....................
.......
.'Um court’s
ration
elimination of tha Btaadard Oil
contract* system "eat* tha stag*
for Standard and other oil com
panies to build tfSiVlea-sUtlon
M empires of thair own. "
“Tna opinion .of tha court",
Dougin aqdad, "do** more than
s4t tha stags for that develop«J W k mm ■rvw—io w arw ^ V
u la an advisory opinion aa
wall, stating to tha oil compaintaa how they aan with Impun
fty build thair
ha
ta tha
ting •
Ii SSS
FsIBCi,l
tlona of t . I. company.
laa continued)
------ ---- ,_Brous com
petition betwaan OS all comMlnl4a. But, they* will b* a
traglo loss to the nation. The
sn<*||. Independent business man
will b* supplanted by clerks, x x
"T h a requirements contract
iC tsu ssts n* r*aa rear)
’b S v s r*
•Sweet Corn Moves
In Large Volume
At Starke M art
JACKSONVILLE. J u n e 1 8 (Special {—"The 8 torka S t a t e
farmers Market Is gtizl moving
sweat corn In fair volume, ap............
latform
........
xurlng
par
a
I
tha
dosapWH-
State
Markets In his weekly markets
review, ytstovday. "A decline In
valxma f* expected thla weak. A
light volume of pepper, fordhook*.
buttorbaans, and pane moved dur
ing tha peat weak with, volume
Tttoe MFactod to
Under a b«ck drop wilh l!ta words, "Modern Youth Move* Forward
(o New Horitoni." the 60 boy* afed 66 girl* of tha Seminole High School
graduating d a n were presented diplomat by Principal Herman E. Morri*
Friday night in an auditorium crowded to capacity.
A* the graduate* received diplomat they made their exit* at the
A g r e e m e n t O n E n d in g
rear of tha platform behind a re-*-— -------------------------------------- Mrs. Whittaker ChamJ
F o reig n
M in is te rs
nllca of a covered wagon of tha ahln". A loud burst of applaute
bers Admits She
1840 parlod and emargad from a greeted the announcement.
C o u n c i l T hursday
Knew Alger Hiss
representation of a m o d e r n
The gold medal for scholarship,
streamlined train, symbolising tha offered anngally since 1021 by Dr
C o n s id e re d
L ik ely
And His Wife Wei)
preient year.
E. D. Mobley, was presented by
Emma Jana Robbins, class vale Dr. Lawton to Betty Jean Young.
I’ARIS. June 13 -(,!’> Uruallv
WASHINGTON?June, 13—
Angus Mrlnnls, Jr. won the Col
dictorian and already the winner
of a House of Representatives onial Daughters' award fnt hi*! The government finished prtr reliable source* said trxlav ih* four
state scholarship, was presented assay on television.
tenting il* evidence today In 7h#
*'» near agree
by 8 upt. T. W. Lawton with a
Jack Spencer, Junior, received espionage trial of Judith Coplon. men‘ on 4 B*,l,n wmmerical ac*
*
r r
scholarship to Florida Southern lha American history award from
■ '
cord.
College at Lakeland. To this, ha Mrs. Francis E. Bots of the D.A.R. former Justice Department clerk.
declared, the benefit* of the state who urged the graduates to dis
The government move came after I h . informants said agieement
scholarship may be added.
_
cern betwean the liberty and inde defense Lawyer
Archibald Palmtr situ is near on ending this session
To Mlts Robbins also want tha pendence offered by American
Fo,ei5" Ministers Council i A d d if i o n O f Ti C l,i s s B . l t
G ro llp
K V tlU e s ts
Bauch and Lomb award for pro democracy and the regimentation S i d “ q u e e n in g " ^ R o b irt"'!’. ®(
p n n t |)
p
M jH w ,1 V
S tiltC f llP H f O f I . r u i s ficiency In science and mathemat and dictatorship offered by the Lamphere. Jr.. J. M. Ally. Jr., got Thueacl.y and setting another conics. Her final honor cama from Communists.
up and told the federal judge.
' " nre ft” Nfw V‘" k
Seplem, v , , n w «*V
”
rV
a
■
County Judge Douglas Stanstrom.
For his all around abllltv ■< «
"Your honor, the government ,,trA
, „ ,
S ' , , n o , I s Approved
U W o rz
On
Action
ilf of Campball-Losslnx football player, Richard Bats was p>|, ••
A stop gap atrangrmenl lor net-------Post 63, presented her and Arnold presented by Mr. Lawton wHh the
A rrinltllU'lt piuletlMlg (jovfinoi
Palmer,
who
has
objected
to
*'n
*
14'
*
,ffn
r
«"'»'deted
likely,
in*'«
srldiimn
lo Seminole High
Harrington with tha American Pater Schaal Trophy, a handsome
Fuller
War ten's appumlment rd an
Legion awards based on "charac award surmounted with the gold practically
poetically everything else since tha 41 n!U1!’ 4' "" Mreemenl Iras been I... I for nesv shower rooms was
ter, honor, scholarship and leader(CaaMaaaS oa ra g * T e a l
trial began Apr. 23. objected lot ,e« h ed al ibiit conference on Get'he prn.ects approved hv astnlanl stale allnrnev (mm lire
iliil loo
jn u n y i poliiu Ai iflup. I he urcord
1
Vlmol Hoird aI tit vaitl .oiinlv rather than from Sent
He insisted upon the right 0 I ' 'vnuld ,en' 4'1' »hr informant, said.
Ihm .dsv. Saipi T W inole ( ounlv and asking Senator
I.. I- Movie and Representatives
reading additional notes taken by 4" «'»Mnge
'he East ami ' awlon .eporte,!.
FBI agent* who participated in West mark, and promotion »f hast*•'
''i«-.ied to the M. H Smilh and J H. Odham for a
stalrmrnl on their a. lion m the
trailing Miss Coplon snd Valentina, Wr “ |»4*
Germ*ny.
Hoard e»,,iI ilmre ...........
A. Gugitchev. Russian engineer.
In Berl;" *k«* •'*» been no in -.matelv P 0 000 .. .men.......-here,I mailer, was unanimously adopted
Judge Reeves sard be could do thi*l'h«4|ion ib-t the economics chief*
a......ml. rhutidav afternoon at the meeting
and Palmer called FBI Agent T.j"» •»* Four Power, have reached E«peml...oe. are snbieal l.. ap- of ihr Seminole liar Assm latum
Scott Miller. Jr., to (he stand.
agreement on trade matter,, f he iwosal "I the Male |)e|M,.ment ol at the ( oiirl Housr. Iltihrrl C,ngg%
This laft lhasituation
Ilka ' 4
41 which they lued to meet l.lmaimn. whuli will allow outlay of Cmoa ieieise .1 ihe appoint
Propaganda Program Mine Chief Said T o this: (hagovernment hasfinish-1today's f oreign Ministers Council °nlv on building and addition* in ment Itom the governor.
To Fight U. S. Aid
Be Seeking Share- id Its cai* but can not “r a il" | deadline ol settling differences end -rho.il> il.tl base been ilassilied John G l.eoimdv piesideil al
technically until Palmer flnlghaa' flj 4nfj rf,,0,|, wrlr ,r „|
! |»v ihr n ir -urvey .t* t'ernianent the meeting and Karlvle lluusholcler
9 Atomic Scientists
,0,fi*n
New Showers For Lawyers Protest
Sctllinolc 0kdY6(i ApPOilltlTieilt Of
By School Board State Attorney
Against
Lewis And Steel
Tito Planned By j Heads Confer As
Reds In Poland Miners Walk Out
In Europe Opened
The-Work Program
S e n a t e Committee
Approves Resolu
tion To Cut Execu
tive Uiviueh Budget
WASHINGTON. June H (/P)
Nw* stienii.ts ssito jjsise the
Alottm l.nergv Cimiimiuon sent
Congres. a r.stement today saying
tile AI < h.s» i|ese|o|ird '.t sound
.sod fotwaid looking ptogtani."
I hev i .riled the |>ri>grcis ‘clear
proof of the rompetemv and devotion to duty of the commission.
I). | Robert Oppenheinier, who
helped rleselop the .slotiuc Ituinb,
ir.srf the sl.ilemrul lo the congres*
sioii.il cotmtuller mvrslig.stinR the
AFC* iiMliaMemenl He said il waa
adopted un inimntislv hv the ninememhri All scientifis advisory
conumller
rot hiinsrll I l|i|irnhriiiiei warm
ly defrosted the polity id evporting
certain types ol latho-aclisr isolone* lot ir.eaich
.
. to . ipirstioni,
.
In. rraponse
ha
*aid lie know* of no way that
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•* nnmhei iw.. <d the im- ahseme <>l A I Nmilmlsei Ire- a,|oul|, s r ,
,)f lome of t h*
WARSAWr^daUd. Juiw 1 3 PHILADELPHIA. June l3-(/l>» ( hambara underwent tha same problems was tossed hai k lo the
piovemMii, are alieratmn, within | sent also weir I I . Iloushuldrr. iHolope.
(/P)—A highly qualified informant —The nation's 460.000 coal m i n rapid-fire
e r s .cross
, examination
,
, . , to. , Council.
,
which her husband was subjected
The Informant* al n hhii) the the SI('• home econonuo room., Judge I G. Sharon. George
A.
Noisotope*lm»> been *ent
ta
said today the Cominform (Com quit work today -for * weeki under
rHer #t , h# Alfrr ni*a parBig Four here were n. Hriog agree- I’m ir.i No. I u to add .1* «lass • Speer. GW. Spenser, Judr.r DougHutsia, but*ome have gone
to
munist International Bureau) is order* of john L. Lewis.
jury trial. She testified last FrlJury
meeting in Poland to plan action! The host of the United Mmr day that aha knew His* and hla r . ”’
r r
"rr r \ .... y ,h. - 1 b * ........ .............. ••••!‘ r ! " ,
” K S s r \ - i * s , r l .S s e s s
against Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia. | Workers moved into Philadelphia svlfe wall.
.C'^VaL 4aih
J ti
sri auiT cnirsK tIs.- /SF.s Should liev». conpo, TMvvsvmru, rrousiuu.in
r T flfr 4 ? g tT z re tT > r^ rfS iT r^
slay that she once covered up tha ported Yugoslav territorial um) In ihr ( loon.' A. ailrmv
Milted Its nulltniy liaison com
Heuiy Watson.
leaders from all the so-called demo-1 Steel corp.
fact that her husband was an separations claim* agaliut the
mitter before .lending any istopas
Ill
It*
resolution
of
protest
the
F
.1
M.i'siili'isn,
isrrlstlri'l,
haa
cracits of eastern Europe also are
The meeting set for 10:00 A. M. "underground Communist."
I AiMTrtana"* T h u " ,!«.!" s r *'npirHleil hy liie lln.irsl to Bar AHHIM*lation stated that It to the reseatrls division of tha
Instead,
ah* said,. she
* ^ * "the
* ; foreign inirilstsra depii-' .prep.ssr
................pirns.
Norwegian military
rstabtlihdrafting a naw propaganda cam was without precedent. U. 5. steel
li_ nn«v u
iii...dsKrth.
Una*' ^locxtfl
.pri'ificHtlons "feels that the appointment of ntenl.
ed
him
only
as
a
free
ta
n
*
|lM
for
mMy
Wllh,|IA
.
However.
•
■ and
paign in an effort lo undermine never before has mat with Lewis writer" 1 In^foST* whan*aha
Mow^v^r. r,.f—n.r prujecl*
tt 1* Imped, **ld the assistant state’* attorney of
My trinptati.in hi lo sav 'yea'
Premier Marshal Tito of Yugq- Mi I asvi.srs, Dial Mini ssf the Ihs 8th Judicial Circuit for Bre to *you
the affect* of American aid to svhile a walkout wet in progress.
bemuse it sound* Ilka or.Isrta
Is
In
bait
odor
vard
and
Samlmde
counties
should
d*uxftar°a
Vfndargarts?
scholafsi*;,4'r**
J^^
.odor
with
Moscow
protect*
may
be
completed
by
the
Weetern Europe. Whet form this Whet tha mine workers' chieftain
ilafa
stlnary common sense," the scian-*
-NW
l.
“
and
*M»
might
arrouiit
for
a
npfoinc
of
Use
school
term.
hsvr
,*#en
a'“»'detl
lo
Seminole
ttst replied
campaign might Uka_» J qt.hnwn. will M waa not made public but ship In a Baltimore sohaoL
f' C Ifosvard, school maintain rmuftv.
* “
thla mhreprai niaOplirnhelmer said
Norway’s
The Comfnform session is due I r is expected his plant may call lion 1towriting
"Wlierea*,
the
flrnator
of
tlie
assce
supervisor,
was
requested
lo
a private school to gat
military resrarcls .livlainn nob
to end
tomorrosy our
but n
it may o«
be a tor
so
em* lomorrow
thart-lna-wori aval
report
to
llir
Board
estimate*
ofi;t7th
.SeiiMtnrlal
liistrlel
ma.lr
a
*11
for a "shara-tha.woik"
system In your child
Id V
‘ ‘ *' " f
Ini on a scholarship,"
rs
U e » a . 4 l« « s f \ F " ,,’nr
only doe* rnaarcb work but alio
Lloyd Paul «!■ S i. l l a r l l O V
i l l co-t tu add Iwo classroom, to Ihe public ntatemenl in the press contracts for Norwegian .inluiweak befora there it an official 1 give all miners about the tame Defers*# Attomsy
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school,
isttfl
lo
Tursslay,
June
7,
Ju.at
oh{
day
he
Irirs. Il I* bl* under.standing, Dpannouncement of what has been amount of work and pay whether
repaint Use Midway Kcho.d The foie Ine eppollilusrnl was all prulirimer siild, llial Ihe Norw*.
decided.
demand for coal it heavy or slight.
lud of the Srmlnnle I'altsl and noimced, Ibel lie bail no mforma plap* are trying l» develop a neve
Inquiries to lha government on
Spokesmen for U. S. Steel said
I I n a lla . o * isss f*aa» S’n . ir i
llo is on (lie I io v r r iio r 's InlenU ots*. * \ p e o f a le e l f.u
hydroelectric
what is going on al tha Cominform they have no idea what Lewis will
be it hereby re.v.lvrsl that we fr<d lu.ldlie*.
Senator and Seminole
When Reu.slor Krims land (Itmeeting, reportedly being held al «,k. "|nhn asked us lo met! wilh
J. K. (Joluitiy) H n■lley, Mi.
ri’lsreisi.iitativeu should Calif I pointed suit thisf i*ny inKarpacr, near Wroclaw, brought him," a spokesman said. "That's
eteran Allantic Goaal I mV railslld, if diistrinl advance b. Ip* » uation's
the standard reply, "that's purely all we know."
road telegraph operator,
ral
Hovtliing, to keep this
appoint war iiutentlnl. uppcohrlmer akilled ir^taistiy Frislay morning
a parly matter.'
H# explained that U. 8 . steel,
ment in Seminole Countv. ami who gseed. flltt he ..sid arsv dlscov-e
ll'»ntlMu*a <>n l'ai» Ta*»>
Five boya from Bamlnola Coun- wh'" ,h,( aeel.lently fill its Use
ilicv rreommeiidril for the appoint
Informants said, however, that which covera 20,000 coal diggers
meut, if anyone."
report* of lha victories of Chinese In "captlva" min*., agreed to meat ty will attand Boya Rtat* at pat s of a imrtbb.nin.l train at the
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,„ r grout. .Iliecle.l that copies
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L.,t with Lewis despite the walkout ba- Korlda 8 tato""UnTv#rslty. "Talla " 1 AOI* station In Orlando a* be
The
Communists draw applause o u ti
<c«attan** o* pace Ts>»«)
hassae. June 10-26, and are ape.s |
train orders out to the
„
,
,
f
Sanf-.idc f the rrsolutl.ui he delivered to
■need
local rlvt<, . ..ruunty
iiomwho
oeis.gave
' ' j Senator llovle and Ihe two rrpie
were overshadowed by ihe success
1 aorea hv
ny tha
in* .am
aamei local
civu l>as*enger trail! enroll!** to Jack and, I,
Seminole
groups Who sent boya to the • -onvllle
,hrlr live, in World War ti. ►entatlvr*.
of American aid to Western Europe.
.marican legion
pro | Horn In (mngwood, the ,011 of
Ion sponsored
spin
American
Legion
hel|.|.,.H*lng Unit No M.
At the meeting, member* point
The steadily deteriorating rela
gram last ytar, aa'
said Judge
‘ 1 " Dougtions between Yugoslavia and the
J at nil) American Legion Auxiliary will cl ...it that a re ...lotion li . I been
ley,
Mr.
Hartley
lived
ing.
thl morning. H>laa Stanatrom thla
luesented hv thr llsi Attsocurtio r
so-called eastern European demo
4 ," « no.r 41 W * " ,
of the North Milla Street In Orlando
eh
Is serving
>g as chairman
In the legislator!, and the (iovriucracies top tha Hat of itams dis
He
had
been
employed
l.y
the
tnurrow
on
l
l.g
Dav
«t
-T
«H
»
I’
M
nm
Boya
Boyi Stabs
Commutes
of Camp
fttata Coir
TALLAHASNKK, June l.l -id’t
.tatlug lliat th r |ig:dU>in of aj
cussed
Atlantic
Coast
Lina
railroad
.nice
'^
*
,on.
,
,
u
l
1,
.
,
bell-Loaalng
Pott.
at.
using
if Pos
i.tant dale allortmy alioill.l he —A hill ruining the tax on coin
Tha second Item on tha agenda
1017
and
moved
to
Orlando
in
,
Invitation*
to
gold
star
famllle
.
Ths choice
chotcs ol
of
if th# Jaycea* l» 1019
perilled pin Im11 murium'* and
I i i i hemlnule County In.mfar
was said to ba plana for broaden
have been sent hy Mra.
K
Hodgss, M
Bobby Hodgsi,
son of Mr. and
legalizing flee game* f -< winning
n . Ihr Circuit Judge lives in Hie
ing "peace confarancaa" support l Fifty-sight officers and man of Mrs.
Iliirinv
World
War
one
Mr
I*,,n"
,r«
w
r
r
's
r
y
.
and
the
pilIdle
J. H. Hodgsi.
Its David Ru**i.
vaisl County M i n i it hail always .core* was vetoed l>v Governor
ing the
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Kus.-i Hartley aarved with the United !.“J_ntvll!!!,1
t<,llie presided over hv; been under stood between th* coun- Wairen Saturday
svhlrh
w
ill
Russia
will raprasant th* Sanford Rotary States Navy, stationed al Nor
The Governor .aid lie v»iu.:d the
struggle aga
Club. Other Boys State delegate* folk, Va. its had hern ticket Mrs E. A Covington, unit piesi itle* that the as*l*t*nt state at measure because 11 would authorise
dent.
jtoinev
khoulil
re.-ide
in
Keniitiolr
lallim and warmonger!.
„ „ ,
. . .
..
Blinding range, It waa announc are Donald Ludwig, son of Mr agent at several soiithea.drrn
defined b, the .Su
Ihe A **<.elation voted
to -*t gambling,
Informed aoureea said the Com ed
Fohowlng Invocation l.y Mr* J
last Thursday at tha matting and Mra. W, A. Ludwig, who l* •location* during hla railroad
(Caattanaa * 1 e-aa* tw *i
nlform closing
t liie preme Court, and might revive
closing office
office hour
I,
onsored by th* local Elk Lodge. career, and was agent In Orlando «#• Galloway, Judge Douglas file., ,’mlform
of tha loeal company by LlavC
will unveil .11and
desllcate »|s"*r
around I lie** will nece**l Ihe law legaliring -dot machlliss
Illlam ibuiiBiiii.ni
Kilpatrick, son
xuti «of
*• Mr In I02H when tha . *present
Haymond Radars company com- niiiiiui
m
m ACI. »lront
__II _.. .1 I I
a II. - # 1 1
I . I — a.la.ai I laat t.a t .1 a.la lla
one armed liandtf ..
and Mrs. E. O. Kilpatrick, and station wa* opened. He wa* a ..•roll and roll call to the fall's, j 'at* dosing Saturdays at noon, andThe
p a ' .ed in Hie closing
Touhy Named NADA Inocutatlona for tha local com- »onaored by tha Liana Club and member of the Mamnlc order. heroes, and this will ha placed on «n>1 on Wednesdays at noon to day:, ofhill,
the recent I egi'.tature, Innf«rm wilh Wednesday clu.iug
Eye
wltnessas
reported
that
Ih*
wall
by
James
Q.
Galloway,
Charles
Anderson
la
Klwani*
iny
hava
begun
under
tha
dlrae*
Chairman For County ..in of Capt. Vincent Roberta of choice. He is ths son of Mr. and Mr. Hartley had stood under • commander, Campbelt-L o a s I n g hour, adopted l.y the .'ianfoiil •rrn .ed the tax on . oili-operated
abed to escape rain while walling l’o«t Cit. the American Legion, M.r. haul. Asso. lation, said Mr music marhiiip.'i and pm hall niarlitha Medical Corps. Tha laoctila- Mrs. M. H. Andtrson.
lues operated mill one ir mure
Governor Warren and other for tha train to approach. As he Post Chaplain E. A. Monforton n.otahal.ler
tlona are being glran In prepara
The Bar group passed a re toll, halls.
tion for the aupmor encampment Florida officials will addras* the walked out to the edf* of the 1will pronounce benediction,
It also legalized thr awai.ling
F. “E. Roumlllat heads the lion, he dr.'larrd, requesting all
tu be held at F t Jackson, 8 . 0., delegates, said Judge Blenitrom, latform, h* apparently missed I Mr*. ~
and elections will ba held by th* Is step, slipped and fall directly I committee In charge of the pro public offirlaln In Keniln.de County of free game* for enntinuil play
from July M to Aug. •.
(Caatlsasa o s res* Waaer
score:., tint prohibited
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j grant and la assisted by Mrs. II ‘who are not licensed practicing f',r winning
Company 1 had the beat at youth delegates.
H iitg llilU F il (Ml I ' mu r I h r I
[ ti. Lewis, Mrs. John E. Fox and attorneys, all real estate agents.
tendance among all eompantae
tlaallan ed oa r a a * T m l
Mrs. J. E. Grndlrk.
firing at tha Camp Blending
Oriando Killed
5 Seminole County When Hit By Train
Youth» To Attend
Lejrion Auxiliary
Legion'sBoys State
To Conduct Flag
Day Ceremonies
(lOverKor Vetoes
Rill To Approve
Pin Roll Machines
58 Guardsmen Of
Local Company
Qualify On Range
if f • ^ " f f - a 0*. "J! ■/"“I! range, Lieut Rader declared,
throughout BenAnole County, It Quardamen qualifying Include)
wag announced today br thoo
Carblnat Llaut. Raymond A.
jhractor, NADA dlractcr tor flor- Kader, Llaut. Dory I. /Utotqa Jr.,
ratoll trade p r W. smith,
itry with a ranee V. Blown
than 14,000 Adame, Cal. Jc
. . . . __aaw truth cpL John M. Qi
Businessmen Fear Attempts To
Build Security Bring Weaknesses
NADA «• tha
national organIcation wn U Randall,
By SAM DAWSON
NEW YORK. June | 3_ ( /P )-W e \* buill lha walls high In ihe
last 30 ysars hoping to ward oft another depression. Now tome fear
that these attempts to build iccurity have brought along wilh them new
pq|leatial weaknesses.
h Government leaders hops the new lifeguards, born of 1920-21 and
tte sad INFa, will work this tlms * --------- ---------- ;---------- —---- 7 *Bxt *om*'business leaders as* new on spending a* long as they had
aracka appearing. And aomatlme* a Job artd any monayMafE*'!?*
araaks aaat’SMden ivarp fa at Here1, Thla time^ a number >of jraopla
lavate, wall "dlaeretloaary * products." That’a
I that'* good. I why bualnaaa has aluffad off In
Idual Income* many lines, while staying pretty
• people than rood In others, such as tha food
t ’a good.
I bualnaaa.
limt now wsl For another thing, wages era
trgin of -dl.-.much hlghar aow than 80 years
wt*ve aver1ago. That's Due for the Individual
gets, big and .wage earner. It's good tor the
tasty because country, too, bosauao It meana
net beceuae there la greeter purchasing power
Therefore, alto buy up the products of Indusn S ta k c n t
T in t there's a Mteh In thla one.
London Rail Workeru
To Decide On Strike
BOYNTON KILLED
ALBANY. Ga., June l3-(A>rClaude M. Boynton, 41, was killed
.Saturday when hla car plunged In
to a mill pond.
Boynton’s survivors Include two
one; three slstexa, Mr*. R. L. Ms
Gann of Plant City, FI*., Mrs. R.
W. handler of Belle Glade, F la,
and Mrs. J. K. Harris, Jr., of
Washington, D. C.i and four
brothers, Rhodes .mil A. W. IloynIon of Orlando, Ralph Boynton of
Atlanta, and M. T. Boynton, Jr.,
..f Albany,
LONDON, June 18—(/F)—Near
ly 60,000 London trainman maet
tonight to decide whether to call
a walkout which would cripple
all surfaca and underground railways.
Prime Minister Attlee called
Ms cablnat to discuss this crltlcal turn In the strike situation.
At tha u n it Urns tha eablnet
recalvsd a . patltlon
Paddington . - '
FIGHTER CRASHES
iskJtr
I’ S l l a It, JACKSONVILLE, Jun* 18—
I?*, which „ x . . . ' <A’j—A _Navy Jst flghtsr plana
exploded
and crashed today two
the ttatlonaHsaid rallwa/a.
. ,
The railway man dsmand Im-' nml ons-htlf mils* from Imsson
msdiato resumption of nagotla- Municipal airportairport, tha
the Duval
Hon* on thair request for i ts n ' county’ road patrol reported,
shilling (|>) a weak nay boost.
Tha Navy Idantifiad the craft
The railway aiacutiva naa rafua- 1ns a banahaa and said no other
ed to conduct talks on • general details were Immediately availralaa tor all railwayman while able. County patrolman wars an
"Sunday only" atrlkss continue.' route to ths scans.
G3WSS'
NRW PISHING LICENSES
It la Just about time again to
buy a now fishing licence end
tha*e are now on sale at tha
office of County Judge Douglas
Btcnstrem. The old Heeiuec expire
on June SO. Tha price remains at
Ing held la tha II
m la Atlanta, RaMdint fishing Iloan#**
purahaaad FaU valid to r fresh wutor fishing
Weekend RaitiK Aid
Dry (riilf Coast
ST. PETERSBURG, Jun* lit—
</P>—Good weekend rains In a
drought-hit section of the Gulf
■oast helped fail
dwindling
water supplies, hut conditions
ullll are critical along Pinallss
beaches.
This city , which had been
threatened with water rationing
today If the rains hs.lu't coips,
received ths moil benefit from
the weekend rallfall.
A 1.36-Inch rain In the CosmaOdessa wall fellil brought tha
pumping level up a foot.
A .46-Inch downpour her* today
nnd a .21-Inch fall yesterday
hslpsd parched lawns and direct
ly cut down on the amount of
water used for shtubiety ami
lawna,- _________
THE W EATHER ~
JACKSONVILLE, June 13. (Al
—Temperature table:
High
Boston ................ .
89
Chicago ...................... 02
Detroit
......___ _ B8
Minneapolis ............. 88
Philadelphia .............01
Balat taM s - ............ 89
JackstwrlHa ........... . 87
H
\
�IK K SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
Still At It
THE WOtttB TODAY |
MONDAY, I f J N t 13, 194*
Marshal Tito
Philadelphia political racketeer* are atlll a t th eir old
(CaallaM* Wm fa** Om )
By DEWITT MACKKNZI& I
tricks. The moat gang-ridden city in th e United Staten
Inform aettlon la certain to pro
own nlgnn of being an corrupt ax In th e old day* of Dur"1 V
mi a "heanlanlng” of the attitude
duce
m, McNIcholl and th e Varex. A xpecla) grand Jury haa
g a M o i/“n"1^tK^huffl#"'*/
a * »«— i «Uw
ju a t rendered a 200-page report on the ahortcomlngx in one world event* but w# shouldn’t alM#d^wUh*1*h* Ru»»Ian*> against
W * Y L ^ > I M ___ office alone, th a t of the receiver of taxea, which In accused overlook the importance of the po- Yugoslavia.
o f alm ost every known form of falxe record-keeping and y**ye
l,y ,20 ot Am*rYugoslavia wa* axpelled from
device for nqueexing
money
out
of
the
taxpayer.
The
in
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l
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X*rillng the loathing about Com- Tito .•Cofnlnforn»
government had:*“"*•
been *ft,r
ac_____ ■—<»— «»M |W
ventigatlon of thl* departm ent begun la*t May, when the munixm in our schools.
cuaed uf pursuing a policy “hate■. _ I B M i; » i r r io r « A f i r
The*e educator* -who include | fu|«
Russia and of other doof the am uaement tax divixion hanged himaelf and
left a note explaining how the ill-gotten gam* were divided. General Dwight Elsenhower, pre- • vlatlco. from Marxiat-Unlniat
------------------ •
"Idem of Columbia University, .theory u* Interpreted by the KremEvidently he
-- wa* -not
* the* only
■ onei guilty.
*.*
An fndlctment" ha* alxo ^ e n brought agalnnt a form er
j g - J * d i v e r t !,,n•Mnwrr MtlM,
. NMlailtM *■* m Nm i f director
utor of Hupplie* and purchaaux for buying. in hi* official effect thl* verdliet:
*
I , T!**' cl,ln,t.ro.,!,,d pr 2 a !" uol*n,d’
f m i i t i »•* Ik, y r f i i l i f
i taM k mil N iF/.riik See capacity, flower* which he raised in nia private ijunmtmn.
rn* on
j
and the other eastern “people’*
• MveertalaQ HIHIi
And thl* 1* fa r from telling the whole atory of civic fraud.
should be tau g h t-h u t not advo-t
"’“ j,M’ uT»£ai.F3H Z
n i i i k a D iu ll, i ,
P hiladelphia xeem* alwuy* to have been like thl*, ex- « ‘« d - In American schools. Com-1|*™, in-«k'i,l*c Tlto m T Im Uo?
R n iH H ,
Haw Tartu ----------cept for the occa*lonal interruption caused by the electio n ;
,rom t ,e •" ‘he worker*’ movement,
of u reform mayor. The Interruption* m ark a va*t improveTheM. ollV|ou»|y hl|fh,y con, ro. | Yugosiavi*. which haa been comTraaa a k lil la ml
m ent over half a century ago, when the oppOHition wa* varelal Vlewi wore contained In a j plwlnlnir bitterly of economic ill*. ta Ika aaa ta, ray
negligible, and when the then bon* told th e neWMpaperman report prepared by ail eiiuraHonal! crimination by the Comlnform na•II lb* laaU
Lincoln Steffen*, "W e count on public de*pair; huve enough eommlialon appointed by the Na. 1 «•)».'"»y '» expected to, f.el a
huge ateal* going a t once, and people throw up th eir hand*
,,onBl Education A*»uclatlun and turther economic^plnch^ poland al-
S
head
•m
MONDAY, JUNK II. 1N»
*"* i n U
r« w
~
today
Evary mortal in untitled to *
P| fair chance. Evury rare and creed
1 has a veiled. Interest In the pro
digal laneroalty of the Infinite.
To deny that leads to ware. The
rflt of thu vurth ii for all.—
E• ft:9.
path. each haa' hU own' goal to
128 Graduate
20,000 Persons <
obtau. Wa, Ilka the forty-ninere
of a century ago, aeak new borlI b i l l ti M rreaa Pag* oae)
aoaa."
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Attend New York figure of a player.
Mix* Jana Whltner, salutator‘•Thl* trophy." explained M r.!_____
________a ’’key’’
_w.......
Ian, waa_ presented
by Mr.
Rotary Conclave Lawton,
..................
’’doe* not go to the boy Lawton. In her adtfreae, aha ex-
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whii ninke* the greatest number of pressed appreciation to Principal
NEW YORK, N: Y. June 18—
•Special)—With an attendance of ...
over 20,000 Rotarlan* and membora of their famllle* from more , .
(ban 80 countrlea of Europe. f*
Aala. Africa,
and Noith and .
Routh America,
tho 40th annual .
convention of Rotary InternaUon- .
al n~
convened
wh
i— *here
i— today.
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passe* or punt*, but to Morris for hla -guldanca, patlaiwo.
, u yir who haa proved moat and wlidom," and thanked parent*
ln rVery way In making for time and thought extended(ra(l, „ winning team. Moet through Jha PTA and a* da**
r,.CM|| Paler Schaal. a atu- mother*.
. (ll,r# nlliny yrUr« ago who ,.To a|j our parsnta wo tay
V|fr j0lll Interest In what the th>nk you for your confidence In
. f||I1 |Jo for young men. ant Ui , n,t vour unselfish aacrlflcoe.
--------v* “
believe* that In a conteat ur- k— -
.
univu.
• mv warm inwy *«c»n win
i I - practice
.1
r technli|Uea!I rlngtiiii,
president■ of.......
the senior
simple
of# vthe
■
*- „-0 VMt|y different from our* tolie said th a t!da**, lo Principal Morris, and to T* ’ TT‘'r «•
Wllf
d Christianity,
hardly po*slble
positive thinking and the over- |MI»* Sadie- William*, hi* secretary. I? y
Stressing the forty-niner theme,
“n,yf“n* h“»'dr#d years *epa.
coming of' tension are two pr
‘
- .......... r“U
*#*m that
ceiafui inlfl11* *n
,,rl of sue- Ml** Itobbin*
In .............
her valedictory
” '7 " • 11 wouW »»*n»
>■■*, wv.„ v.
by Pnwt wln? today. A concert leddrt-** di-claml, "We, the modern #r* eenturlea are between the
y . . .ed
Waring and
and the
arrived at the. Petted
^ 0*7 ^Ulan*,
, w**on
the and
Jet-pro*
« Waring
the I’ennaylIVnnayl |forty-ninera, have V
the "nil
lor cabin
the.
^ r t h e end ^
»"*
-nd th
the American Association of r««dy. *«a alaahed i
*
u»‘ vanlana completed the evening ((1HJ t)f our
School
Administrator*.
The
pur-'
to
what
la
deacrlbed
aa
an
program.
and give In."
Keynote of Oil* five-day gathIt Ih no longer safe, even In Phlladalphla, to count on pose of thu cumml*»lon wa* to' lrr**luclble iui;il/num.
a hO
rk i.n
u ? M |M for tollMcultivation.
m
ml?for,7 it. '7in ttthe
halff w
w ly’
iy a
muirk
onoour
Rtudy
tMchinif
chuniccji
which!
The
i«*t«ul
iviUii
by
the
Yuffot^
i Iiin uf liki«lhtAA ami profession 1
public despair.
mltfht lxt advlithlu In vluw of po- lava In I'loslnif th« Polish Informa* nl executives, reprenentlntf 0,80(1. wav to seek new
, ..horiaune.
.
ww think «about
wui
irupv
"When we
those
lltlcal tension*.
I tlon bureau In Belgrade brought an Rotary Clubs In *1 countries,
’Looking back It la rather nard differ*nc#*,’’ said Mlia Whltner,
Escape
When President Truman wa* official reaction her# to the effect will be the Internatlonallty o f|lo realiau that only four short
would aeem safe to agy that
uuestloned about till* report at hi* that the Yugoslav* would have to the Rotary o r g a n I * a 11 u ri. i year* “Ito. w« were green, u“»“* there le no need for further proWashington news conference he ’ suffer the consequence*.
, Throughout the convention pro- tililMlrateil fee*mnen. A* rr‘'**: greea and no opportunity for furT he Htr»ngL**t prwif th a t life Ih better in the Wentern said he figured the educatora knowj Nation* represented In the Com- gram, etnphasia will be given to men we decided that high »cnooi tker advancement. Many atudenta
L i
Pirional income drupited $900.*
000.000 in April. If lu c i arc
harder to pay, if charily drive* fail
la go over the top, there may be
a reaion.
........._
wlU. harrow ing U I ,. n , , h . , r « u , w frn m K u « .l.„
age
i .
.........
One HUch refugee told an American newapajH.r man Of
* * * meant* conncription
*
receiving the HumrnojiH which
to do
heavy lalmr for th e RuNnlan* or to work |n th e Iron mine*
and a companion
decided to m ake a break
i y . Hu
----------------------------John L. Lewi* i» juit a low down of Suxony.
*4 *
* a * .* I for
the
WeHtern
Zone,
The
friend
wuh nhot in the leg by
aid headline hunter, lay* President
Truman. And ihia from a man who a guard. A fter a period of bitflag in a *wamp, thu other
daring the campaign la»t year prov made hU enfape.
It Ih doubtful whether the Kumdan* appreciate the
ed that he wa* the mailer of them
Irony
of the fact that u regime which promlneH freedom
all in making headline,.
!7 „
nrow or
gov-p
-----------------------,,, , h- pr|nt.|pn, Kl)ul]l ((f n„tary Ifrcshlc*”.
have already been made and alnc*
vocate thu overthrow
of me
the T
gov
there «are
no
such
frontier* HI
..
O -1
l a !
~
• ------ 1 V
M■ H
tf M
UCH irumuirH
ernment
of
the
United
State*.
ernmeni m mu umirn mate*.
A D D O lIltlII(*flt P rfttfM lt •wternatlonal — the advancement, "Ry nur sophomore year we had those which challenged the elghp0|n, jH( of course, that a
"
** 1 . el International understanding, | entered into the new life whole- teen-forty-niner*; yet we know
*
* ‘[irtnallnn" •
—
—! Dliiul
twin nml esa*uj>aa
I*
- t»-- til
-------- tha ’’wl»# that
**
roimI will and twacu.
I huartcilly.
Wu »Issam*
there are new and greater
Ibjet-iiveiy a»mrnP c i m m J K 1 or
1 The Rotary
convention
pro!
uppcrcluiamun”
when
we
were
challenge*
for us aa the youth uf
a*
In a lm lu .
a .l.lw —
I.* *
.... t
I I . . . . 1. . . . .
W L I^
——
S A iA III
V
^mmunl.m. or In,ur*"c*' *X«nt* aniT"all°*other Hr*,n Include# addresses by o'ui- lutilor*. This wa* our moat vn- 1M0I”
? ’ of* I tyn
l>,r*on* '",l qualified to practice "lending apeakera, discuislon for- joy ulilc year, for the cla*a part lei-1 "Modern advancement* have
W
>m* been toMat Ini
Thu ‘reoITrt ’*,» ,0. nu,' " ' W
drawing of unta the enactment of legislation. 1pated In many activities. One was ouened'ni'w
'"T*
"V,
,n"**‘jntf.
Tna report will#, di ed*, mortgages, lease* and •leeUon of officers, and special l u bumiuet given ln honor of the “P*ne<* new fields ofendeavor In
hke thlai
uther Irgul Instrument* nor In as- entertainment features. Rotarlan* | foreK"tog clns*.
, welwnce-w.
education, govern. Y,*un,f, eitlarnw should have an
|n institution of any legal “I*0 w,,l m#,,t *»y vircatlon-.*
v. . r
„
„
, ment, homemaking, and tho proopportunity to learn nt*oot the aulta or casea, or to engage In any ^ « UP" t«* etu.ly the problem* o f . lhJ * y” r„^T„Mhiik
n .» , ' M,on"’
principle* ami practices of total- way In unauthorised practice of i*,e.lr vnrl"u» businesses and pro- ,
wu/well renrasentiol In till . “And In facingour own future,"
and proMperlty for everyone Hhould have to rewirt to thu Itarlanlam,
inchiillng those rejire- • |aWt
| feslon*
throughout , the world.
- ‘ vurlous interests of" tho
,, ne..i
"he continued, "wa know „r
that-,.21
.
. . . . many
ninny and
Bitcayne Bay and the Miam uhu of force in attempting to prevent the em-upe of hun- sented by the Soviet Union and by Olbciwlse. stated the reu.lnil...,
Among
the
s^eakers
^scheiluled
j
,
fh„ul.
glee
club,
band,
dramatic*I
"
^
‘V
lh
a
l
s
a
i
th
.
i
i
h
«
c l^
River are *o polluted the fi*h are dredH of refugeen every month. There neent to Iw Home
. 1,
«, .
w ter that saw the other f fortyto address the Rotary Convention andi all„ athletics.
We have grow n,nIn?r, throU)(h th d r bardthlp*
dying, «ay* the Dade county liealll AmericaiiH who Htill fall to get the |a>int.
Rro Trygve Lie, secretary-gen deep ruota In the soil uf Remlnole
eil Htates. Thu study should to. a<- tak# action to stop this,
curate and objective, and should i
eral of the United Nation*; Dr. High School and It I* with a bit and accompllshmenta. We need
officer. Imagine what our children
steadfastness of purpose, honesty,
make use of basic official docu-j
Arthur
II.
Compton,
Nobel'„f -udia's* that we leave.
Divorce In Jupan
are going to think uf their karbarii
CongreMH Action
diligence, kindness, a willingness
muni*. Teaching about Commun
Pi
lie
sciential
and
chancellor
of*
"H„wevur,
we
have
completed
anceitoril
ism or any other form uf dicluWashington University; Dr. Kl-'u„. first lap of our Journey ami tu share with others, a sens* or
Among the new rig h ts which the women In Jap an have turship doe* not mean advocacy of , u u tla w S r r s u Waa* Oael
hert
K. hretwcll. chief Scout n f ,We must travel on. Ho now the humor, loyalty to uur country and
Senator Failland, burrowing an
nliove all, an abiding liellef In and
........... ....................-........- ,
^ itto .n t there ' doctrines. Much advocacy ori#* the Norwegian* mlahtmak# the, Boy Hmuts «f America; ;,.|u„ llfiu4t»
bids furewellto you;
exprctiion from President Truman,
Madeleine Carroll, star of stage
y„(li ,„lr „l(,ther* and father* service to tiod.u '
M l S w a r 0;r ih * t t
o
«
r
* “« S ;
A
IS T J W p .
Music Included singing of "Th*
call* G. U. Baldwin an S. O. B. on
screen; Joe R. Hanley, Beuti’n* Iwho have had untiring Interest to
Than. has
h«* lo.en
loom widespread
widesnr. ad nna
an a -Lquickest
-i-i—* ............
, hhal» l ^i n
i . ito (ImiTito the pre-war
i rate
, . of . (II- Them
si1* Xuvernor of New York; t h,. students and school; to voo Road I* Calling" by the Henlor
the witne** tland. When we tent! “ V Th^reault
application
here.
vorce. The form er subjection of thu wife, not only to her |llty
,„„ntry utomt a dt*
her* who hove guided us ensemble, “Thure Are 8 u c h
"The atomic bomb ia baiwd urt M«y*,r William () Dwyer of N ew |(ll,r
people like that to Wathington. huHhami hut »Iho to her mother-in-law, Ih no longer accepted cusslon of Communism in our
!*’
m1’ | B,*dent I through the four years; to you onr Things" by the girl* sextutte, "Be
fundMinental,
published
finding*
what can we expect >
Industries; l)an A. Kim-Lplin„ur> jjrs, Fort whu directed yond the Blue llorlxon" by the
without protest. T iring of their stutun of servant to th e school*, and my observation 1* of European scientist# hut It >a
„t,nlor ,,1#y( m | m 8 teven*. ad- senior glee club, with solo by Stan
j Ltp/,tbuc munu wlvuw seek divorce to exenpe the Dint most of It has been duo to th e, United States, and not Ru- ball, assistant secretary of thu |
■ZC-tgfSVur-Jr-,
^*ny <rL,r ^ r‘ * s,' A.; and lai- v,wir „f the Raltnaguntll and Mr. ley Rrumley and the class song*.
rope,
which
haa
the
bomb,"
he
^ S f . / f r S m p U i u i i 1t ' S i : lomlntled.
well Thomas, noted author and Kl„ t| wh(J M
, ,0
M ii Processional and r e c e s s i o n a l
Ml loo much ipinach, cabbage, situation. In fld a lity o ri Urn im r t'.f the'filfilCT.rTrirTruV?,
V(K.lHcy “n
p,,le v e r , I
marches were playnl by the school
bran or other luughage, if you taken for grunted, is another reuson given In court. A large J
Earlier, a resolution directing news commentator. Prlnclpai con- |irumillr „ur (.|uks.
wishes to thank Mr Kami under the baton of B. E.
w ant divorce Iwcause the husband Is a isior pro- have noted specific instance* President Truman to trim ft to vent Ion addresses also will lie ' ,.T,
IIW II
•offer from indigeilion or coliti*. numlntr
wu,ll« t0 ,,,ahk Mr’ Black. Invocation Waa pronounced
w h o r e objective presentation 10 percent off funds voted by made by Itotarlans from Auatra-l™
• *
Down in Key We*l the other,day vider.
ttoglaml, llondurua, Bouthernl,,'
by th* Rev. A. 0. Mclnnts and
worked exceedingly well.
Congress for executive agenclea II*.
Thu
social
custom
s
of
the
Japanese
people
are
now
In
I,,eM
!" !'1 tr,,MK*- ror 0,lUlnl" B benediction by th* Rev. L. A.
doctor* operated un a tick *ailor,
The Ideological complexion uf waa approved by tha Renat* Ex- Rhodesia and the U. H. A.
material
and
equipment
for
th*j
One of the highlights of the
Allen.
removed 27 tmall piece* of raioi a statu of flux. The conflict between new and old is sharp, our country a iloxen years hence liendlturee Committee.
program will be the students use,
and leads to some unfortunate situations, aa well as to some may well depend on the manner
Chairman McClellan (D-Ark) Convention
blade* from hi» Momach.
“In
our
farewell
to
you,
Mr.
tegular weekly broadcast of
which are desirable. The passage of tim e lx required Indore In which thu current educational • aid the committee voted * to 2 "Amerlca’.
*411 wishes to .................................................. ..
Town Meeting of ( I ' Morris, the class of ’■
Is handled. We certainly
Unemployment i» *aid to be grow- a HtniiUi society can bo firm
to ed. “T|te
* divorce
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problem, like .program
.....
, .X
your
unequalled
u/iluji r.liK iap/lhtutn t.A* hlfllktle w llr'lntroSiee **?!1 Immedtotolv *** Air" on Tu*ti(av, wldcli. will, o r l J y.°.H. fi”guidance
011'
you gave
ing bul the finl "lilualion wanted" others which are coming to the surface, will no iMulit twill Jcan’t solve our prahtem b#’ hiding
Dr.
Person* ir. ill
lie
eluTatod
that
l
T
p
p
^
o
f
'
approve
.
go we have lecn in u long time down to a point whero casus are not brought to court for ',n , J “ ',,{rrt,,• W)l milHt a*1 ,,ut the rMolutlon by Congress and Rotary convention at Madlaon
, ,
,|
OPTOMETRIST
Square Harden and will be brnnd-1 ,
w* have rnm .^hu
urea .( .s iltr t • (Hasses IIIIW
come* from London, England. It frivolous and superficial m asons.
Thl* doesn't mean that we have the President would mean sav rust
■ears l-IX l-S Sal. B-ia
over the 2(14 station* of the
read*: "Wanted, reipontible ap
’ Japanese women, perhaps, will come In time lo c o n -,lu ru*h willy-nilly Into ih* teach- ings of 12,000,000.000 to |4,000,- American
Atlsall* Malfeaal Mask ■>*,
llntadrnstlng
Com-' fur t«*etbir, now we must go
000,000
In
federal
expendlturea
In
pointment, minimum work and four- sitler divorce only as a final resort, not to Is* lightly under- ing of Ideologies. Thu consensu*
nanv’s network
i separate ways. New friend|hips
fiscal year starting July 1,
Apeak ing on the subject, "How' WJ'J l»B tnrmrd and new InteRit*
figure aalary with unlimited ex- taken. Too many American women atlll regard It too lightly, of educator* *eem» to iw thuk It theMcClellan
said
he
hoped
that
It
be carried out methodically would make possible a balanced •'an the Free Peoples of the *^l etiguge the tolnd. Each I
pemc alieel: will trnvel in luxury There are many resisicts In which America fails to set a
upurvlslon. No tend
•“•“thoroughly
rvtal.m. Nofamiliar
leach- \ budget without new taxes but World Rest Hhnre Pence anil rhoosea his own path to
only. If really riaentiul could aupply go,Hi example to other nations.
ur who isn't
Wall-•Being ?" will be Heneral »"»«“"• . . . .
,
reference*",
/ ■' •
m
~
with the subject Hhould Ik- per-' added that would depend on how Carlos P. Knmulo. Philippine
"Ihotigli It be .... dlclne, law edA FLORIDA
mltted to try to explain it. Our| federal tax receipt* hold up.
Ambassador to tlie U. R. A, and 1"jDlwu
or a business
The LongMhoremen
Other congressional develop Representative tu the United Na-1
greatest danger lies In Ignorance.
Science hat finally determined |
STATE
THEATRE
The Near York Herald Tribune
The educational commission con ment*:
that a quart a day i* a maii'a capa
Charles F llrannnn, Sucre-1 than 100,000 miles, visiting RotContempt—Congressional com tious;
demned
the
careless
and
unjust
*nrv of Agriculture, U. fl. A.j ary Clubs In 40 different councity, a quart a day of 100 prool
knowledge that there use of such word* as ’’red" and mittee were upheld by the U. A Senator J. William Fulbright, tries, since he was elpcted last
Th« ait-down technlqu* of call curtain
whiakey, that ia. Uf courae, if you
Circuit
Court
of
Appeali
on
the
member of the U. 8 . Senote vear at Rotary’* (tonve-*1— *attention tu Injustices Is a would a post-war curtallmant of ’’communism” lo attack people
S; drink a quart a day, or even con ing
wr way of securing redress. The employment. Other union# Insist- whose views differ from thus* of right to demand that a witness Foreign Relations Committee: Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
: aiderably left*, you will not be at egro uockworkera who ataged ed upon the new recruits to the the accuser*. To these expression* disclose whether he la a Commun mid Eric A. Johnson, President of announced today th%t, .......
.
during
- - week
- a -B-hour
...
.In “i
the Motion .Picture Association, the first It months of. Rotary's
.ll-down
th# labor force Joining tha union and j your columnist would add the lit or not,
your beat, you will not he able to this
totary's
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■ DOOHH OPEN 12:4ft P.M. Dally
The
dedslop
upheld
contempt
of
t-----v uP. u..—
1- it WM
a t' term "fascist,
Iof America. ‘ Mwlrrator of tha fiscal year, 814 new Rotary Clubs
ractlc* th
that
"fascist,1 which either should
Ryan, ----preal-,11
waa thu
thu latter
latter practice
maintain your health, or keep your office* uf, Joseph
grass convictions a g a i n s t Iurogram will 1m flenrg* V. Don- hud been organised In 87 counlie defined ur uliamioned.
Mat)see* 4ft* • Evening* 44a
built
up
th*
strength
of
the
pro
dent
of
their
union,
the
Interna
* b . Science iw’l talking about tional Longshoremen's Associa tearing union laical BtIH
''Fascist'' of course was tho dea movts writers John Howard Law- | nev. Jr.
tries, bringing th* membershli.
Children—.ftftc
(bat. It (imply mean* that you can UVm
Presiding over tho Convention <>f this worldwide service club
Th# eharge uf racial discrimina Ignatlon of Mussolini's movtmentl son and Dalton Trumbo for re
tion, to
proteet uiwiimmweiwii
discrimination In
Mi UIUWPI
* lb a quart a day and Mill live work assignment*
Jgnmente were using far tion la only one of the nroblem* In Italy, and subsequently cam* to fusing to say whether they are "III Iw the President of Rotarv organisation to an all-time hlih
Iriternatlunal, Angus 8 . Mitchell, „f 880.000 business and P «of#.ltoo blunt an Instruments In a that plague waterfront) employment be used for similar movements, Reds,
a while.
But Chairman McCarran (D [noted Industrialist of Melbourne, slonnl axecutlvea In some 8JK»
Uellcata
and the ILA. If the New York like Naslsm. Because this Ideology
uellcata and complex situation.'
altuatl
DUcrl-, waa essentially opposed to Com- Nev) of tha Banat* Judiciary Australia, who haa traveled more Ttutary Club* In 111 countria*.
Thera ta
<a no doubt tnat th* demon-1 Htat* Commission Against
A
No matter what you do, you are There
waa
was "Communist Insplr-j
Insplr* | mlnatlon cannot net
act In this.spaci- .....................
munlatn, th* Communists
................... ...........
started Committo* said It would bo "a
ng and apt to be crjlicUed for it. atratlon
" thus adding another element fie matter tha Mayor should ap- to use tha wurd "Fascist" as a waste of time” and alow Congress
•. A\ | i l »« M l i \ \ l hi ►
London Trade Journal catering
difficulty and confusion.
jpolat a spatial commission t** In* torm of opprobrium to be appBed In Ha work to bring rontompt no
I i 11S 41% ♦ I b I ’. \ I |
men'* hat ihop* tay*, "If ha
Abhorrent a* any racial dls- vastlgnt# thoroughly th* rarlnl to anyone who wa* against Bol- tions against wltnsssos who refuse
tm
i i \ S 11 i % f
t 1f l <<I \ v |
to
tu
tlfy
about
Communist
Ufflllcrimination
la,
this
particular'
discrimination
Issue
and
the
other
aheviam.
Thus
hy
constant
uaaga
wear* hit hat Mraight on hit he«d,
that
too long
charnel- In thla sense it has come to bo a at Iona.
.............................
does hut prasent
-*■-----an en-' i evlla *IA
*■“* have
— *“
-------------ba lack* imagination. If he wean situation
tlrely elenr-cut Issue. Although erlsad 1law York'a longshore *c- generic term meaning "anll-Cum-l Eduction—Canarst Dwight D
oa lb* back of the head, lie th* protecting Local MB In n l-1tivtUaa,
Taandny 4 Wftdwftndayl
munlat."
,_•»! the yokel. If be wear* It moat oaeluaivoly aompowd of No- t
N 0 W l , t c * n t , , , , F lo r ,d * S h e w k ig
Bo when anyone uses Iha label
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_ mik
ILA leeua
have.
*r
no**, he i* a prig. And if groes, other
"Fascist" he ls saying "anti rreatar centralising of govern
Co«l Talks
are. almost
communist," whether he mean* It, ment authority aro “really more
waari it loo much un one tide, ed membajihlp, somaspoil
Itlon and
dangerous to our form of govern
or noL
Id ta M H i r m gage oa«>
w i|« iti a character with too
*r* Iflsish. Mambar
ment
external threat."
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n aatari
as
th
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nvltatlun
waa
intended
leb bounce". It doean’t tay exactlocal*
‘I c_
comas
j — from rior to th* stoppage.
The General, now president of
Ministers
Meet
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us to tho doeka and
Columbia Unirortlly,
lilt U wrong with him if He
Lewis' talks with*
to reflect
Ih *ha p u t, Lewis
1 tends to
thua
his
rtowa
In
a
latter
to Rap. Gwina
t no hat nt all.
,
set th* pattern
Particular hi* tM
a tu ln often
aal
((’•attase* r n a Pan* naet
of Uta particular
tlr# has |ndwtf>,
(R-NY) In opposing federal grants
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A Bfitith physician vlilting in,
Lewis, In hla walkuut order Inst
.____,1 ^ )5 ^
wuh. said
sold soma mlnaa era .going
.going
York City paint* a horrifying | S a t ;
ar-tlm* labor short-!weak
m of wciallxed medicine a*
brought a groat Inoruoa In fall
" M ut while others work only
mont of N*«ro dock
> currently being practiced jn
*NI
f&
l Z t
Qtd*r
or th*
him they do hot hav*
““ “ Wlrut talki war* under way
, , .... WU, the people flock
. ona aagmant of tha Industry,
„jmbort. An amaouiham cool producer* a»u™ « B f f l c k Ik
ploymant
!•* creating
wlth Lawla today ara
among a warMM' dkcaufing our
M, president of tha H.
S u 8 I» 3 ? a fS rt
r
iA V & S
.HHBIRfllh hacame
I any ef tha newer union
ninety rotamad.to
pariona .hut
a indueto stay. Thla
true of tha ri
Som* doctor* are trying
•• many a* 4^00 paamlnagt doctor w)k
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Ooke Oo„ a U, fl. steal
ll;Vlu Pruidaht Uaurga
of tha frlek Company
»*y».
aeman for the company
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change in the Russian altitude. tv halt achoola ln all stales.
A qualified western Informant Gwfnn la a member of a House
said Soviet Foreign Minister labor eubeommUta* which last
Andrei Y. Vlshlnsky agroad In a weak approved a federal ald-toprivate weekend talk with British education MU.
Foreign Secretory Ernest Bovin
—m■■■■
to seek limited agreement on • lags iemrnmia iamway of Ilf* for Germany while the]
council remain* deadlocked on tha
transcendent Issues,
Vlshlnsky- agreed In hW talk
itto n T
with Bcfln, this Informant eeld,
to try to. reach agrfemant oa Iw*
r‘
tin currency, trade between tnat
aojapjalata,!
and west Germany, and road and
O l.
rail traffic
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PAGE T H R E E
THE SAVFOHD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
MONDAY, J U N I I t , lM t
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Miss Adams Honored Mrs. Woodruff, Speer
Hy MrH. Newman > Honor Miss Springer
Soctal A n d Personal Activities
Social Calender
Mrs. K. A
Mildred McIntyre Is
Wed To Dr. Persons
Neum an entertnlued
on Thursday »t I l oti o'clock w ith
a "brunch ' party honoring hei
Mt** tllyve
O*
granddaughter, MU*
Anne
Atin m- who gratluHle.l In nun
menccmcnt exercises on Friday
evening ftotn Bemuude High
School. Tin* living room and side
porch were attractively decorated
with roses, gieenory and <l«>
llliea. The dltnng table was c>,v
erctl with a lace cloth and in
the cent el wa* n lovely mrnngc
incut of lilue hydrnngi'n- In a
silvar howl on ii refli-ctoi.
During the morning several
game, were vojoyed mul ii prire
awarded to Miss Nixie Kiichhoff
Miss Adam* wns pir-entnl with
a gift hy her gi iindmolhei, Mrs
Newman wns n**iste,l In entei
talnlog and serving l>v Mis. II
C. Mill nod the umthei of the
honorce, Mrs \V \ Vdiinis.
Those etiloying the no,ruing
with Miss Ada III* Wete i Mn.se-i
Murv Helen File, Fnd .ley Meiseh,
|,lla l.efflei. Nimc hiiihlmfr.
Marv Anne tlall»wav. Ilnrham
Anti Kdetifield, Hetty, Iteoe Mull.
Bette Dlinriili. Pol r a It'iekoi,
Cniol skinner, dm j hems, i and
Jean Meriwether. Mmllvn Mess-
Telephone 148
iA rttn Palm er Ray—Society Editor
—— - w
e rs o n a l
\|,« lla rrv Woodcuff and Mel
\ S|„-Pr entertained on Thura,|tU Ml | mi „Vlock with a luncheon
j,
«t tii* Woodruff home on Oak
V-fioi,. honoring Mis, Maryann*
iipnugn whose marriage to Sllttb'\ Itockev will In- an even! of thla
lilolll ll
Pink r o s e s ami gartlenlas form•••I niliactive decorations f*«r th*
bung room. The tlliilng tahle wi*
Mr. and Mre. B. C. Harper
The Northeast Presbyterian
MONDAY
Church In Miami wa* the stana hava lift for Raleigh, N. C.
.1 w ith w hite g ard rn la s and
The piano puplla of Ml** Made of tha wedding of Mb* Mildred where they plan to visit rela
,h > ■niolelnhia held w h ite tap * '*
line Mallern will be presented In Madeline McIntyre, daughter of tives for about ten days.
• i Miii|*l place card* marked' tn a ',,,
i recital at the Woman'* Club at Cecil D. McIntyre, to Dr. Charles
A. L. Myers, Jr., a student at
-•n 1 mi; imiiogemenl at small -S*,
7:80 P. M. The puunc I* cordially Lowe Person*, son of Mr. and
tiil.l, nml In the renter of each •*'jjs
Mrs. Charles Lowe Persons of In Philadelphia, Pa. Is sprndlng
Invited to attend.
rjil,n> uc ,,1 gHrtlettias corsages for"'. M
Fort Myers at 4:00 o'clock on Sat tome time In Sanford with hi* pa
1
TUKHDAf
rents at their home on Holly Ave
each g,l“*t.
a
, Circl* No. 7 of the W.S.C.S. of urday afternoon. The Rev. Georgs nue.
Til, lunti-sses' gift to I lie honor** *«« _
the P in t Methodist Church will II. Ricks performed the double
u Ha hliia in her chosen pattern.........
meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home of ring ceremony.
and Mrs. J. W. Brown plan
II,... enjoying the affair with.-*(liven In marriage by. her father, to Mr.
Mr*. Blake Bawyera, 2471 Pal
leave the last of the week for
\|,HS S|,linger were Mrs. John"'***
''V v
.he . e v i>
metto Avenue. Hoeteeee* with Mr*. the bride wore a strgat length I J®
M. Ii. .Ii . Mis. John Ivey and
1
, .il.- .i L i l t .
*hr
Sawyer* arc Mr*. Park Tyre and dress of aquamarine linen faahloncd with a scalloped neckline w *peml several months.
J
ii,,- Mi—i-s Fttdaley Melsch, u la d y i-• «
Mra. Aehby Jones.
i Well,, .inn,. ('I'spman. halldeen " **
The Pilot Club will hold a dinner u'nah'esn'dslte* embroidery 'f i S ' Mr. and Mra. W. V. Pitting left
Hahc, k and Joanne Williams,
,
meeting at fliHO P. M. In the Tour
“ S!llS5,prfSkS!£»«£■ « , ' ! ' ? i T 1"
ist Center.
med with deep purple violet* and!*lon “* Daytona B**rh.
Morris Homo Scene
..T he Fidelia Cla»» of the First
Baptist Church will meet «d»h t S U S S * A" ° rChld l0tm * \ Mr. and Mrs. Rebar. R.elv and
<M’ (•riiduntion Event
Mrs. L. r . (lamer, SMM We»t SixMra. I. D. Cathey, matron of " "
^ PUh
'cave toteenth Street, at 8:00 P. M.
honor for hrr *lBt«r, w ii gowntd, morrww ^or Mftr»nalmllt. (*»,
le i.
C h e rry M in g leim y.
N iiney ’
m , „„|
n f r n i an K. M o rris
The Woman’* Bible Claa* of the
Jean Apnchy. M'-dy* »«'-■ 1as ,1 ........ . „ Kr„„|. of mother*
P in t Baptist Church will have It* _
n„,
„» ana son Hilly spent Humlay in
Kalhlrcu llalH'o'k Ann. » ''»• „ml menihers of Seminole High
annual busineaa and social meet
lane
Miner amt
...... fi|1 llIly Pn, „ , Billri) wUh" .
ing at the home of Mr*. A. C. Mad
,nK
|breakfast
on gradiiatlnn night at
ItHyre
served
Dr.
Persons
as
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M
<W
T*
"
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(Jerk
Moure.
den, 701 Magntdla Avenue, at 8:00
a s ii„
I'be M oni. home on Locust AvaP. M, (Iroup Nt>. 0, Mr*. J. P.
M lS S I* ill* IIO H O rt.C I
ll' I,< \lnmt ir*ll students enjoyed'
Lewi*, Mr*. K. M. Whitmire, Mr*. tMThe'couple left immediately fol- n T,hVnV1W *i n"t" t R
*"!i
Madden and Mr*. W. Whitmire, lowing the ceremony for a wed- 1J""
A i M o r i W ( 't h e r H o m o
birakfasi between the hour*
£ r‘ ' .V -L
„f I nil mi,! f, IIP A M in the hack
.will be In charge of refreshment*. ding trip through Florida. They." « " “••• / • Montverde t an,,, si
KHiden
' Plano recital No. 1 In memorlum plan to make their home In Han-, M 1
r *'
M l , - H I / , t h r i l l F i l e , hi Id o -e l o c t ,
„ .
.
to Pannl* Htembrldge Munson will lord where Jtr. Person* ha* estaA delid,ui* breakfast menu In-"'"
w a i lu n t,i leil mi S s l u i ' l a y a f l e r 1
Bobo
Dean
arrived
yesterday
be presented hy rmplla of the Fan Idlshed optometrlc offices.
eluded hsi 'in, set ambled eggs,, ,
from
Exeter
Academy
In
Exeter
11
,mi, a t I OH
h,ek u Hli a C o e *
nie R. Munson piano school at the
iloiighniu-, hot coffee and orange
i N. H. to spend Ihe summer mouth*
C o l * p u i i y g i v e n hy M i , D o n a l d
etudlo at 808 Myrtle Avenue, at LcfflcrH Entertain
lulre A-d.-tiug the host and hn»-’ '■
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j with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
ttlB P. M. The public Is cordially
letweir Mix George Wells,
hoi......... Ml. F I M'tlwelhei ■hiilrnuia,
Joe Messier, Mr*.
Igvlted.
Graduating
Class.
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oil Felriy Avenue MigimllH hhn- W I! Fort,Mrs.
The Phllathea Class of the First
Mrs Kli/aheth Lynch.
Klim*
ami
Fo
milv
plmholu-eui'IC
Baptist Church will meet at the
| MI — mil,, Hce*e Whittle, Mra,
Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Lefflar and I Harry Brownlee of Temple Dnl
tim'd 111 lovely all Hi,g''iii>'i,1 < in Ih* j We-d, vim Good and Mrs. Kth*|
home of Mr*. L. P. Payton on the daughter,
Miss
Lila
Laffler,
anverslty
Medical
School
In
Phil*
rooms.
j I»#■+41r p
Orlando Highway at 8:00 P. M. terlalned on Friday night follow- j dwlrhla, Ta. plan* to Icavr on
T ill1 llil «lF4 ■**»■# |»H* MMlIk'tl 4 ISIF•
Hostess*, with Mrs. Payton will Ing the graduation exercise* a t . Wednesday to return to Philsdel
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i n . v i n p. H o r n F N , h r .
. ha Mr*. Clayton Smith, Mr*. Juan- Seminole High School with a re- phla after spending some time in
s e r v i n g « a « M m IJiinhrlh M’liig
alia Rabun and Mr*. Jack Morrison. ceptlon at their home In Rota g*nf„r,j with his parents. Dr and
I
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IHDKHDAV
Court for member* of the senior Mrn. K D. Rrownlce.
Hemv P Honl,*n. S r, fireman ■■
w i t h Mi-i, F i l e i i r i e M i l K W
.Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. B. class,
their friends and memb#ra|
_______
iipjin nit, *. FSN, son of I'D* 1L
F i l e , M l* l l i l l k e S t e e l e , M i h . Ih,x
8 . will meet In tho Masonic Hall
of the faculty and their wives and, Mr. and Mra. R. F. Cooper and
t o n S t e e l e . M m F 1 M e i l w e l h c r , O Ninili of L,iugwnoi|, ha* hern
at ...8:00 P. „M., u
o
, husband*.
Isons James Henry Coopei and
M m . W A I. i o v i M, M m
H h i k e |, mi11*ipiiting in Fieri tntertyps
Plano recital No, - In mamnr(Jueat* were met at th* door by rtoyd Cooper are spending a few
S liw y el -. Ml • I liiit'M H e e k e n h n e l i . FxetcisCH in ih* Southern Calltwm to F a n n ie s .mbrldg Mtm on - M
Boyd Coleman and Mra. day* at the Hutchison Apartment* Mrs. Ward Caswells, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. II main It Dyson of this iltv. who hcrnme the bride , M m . I i m i g h i - S l e o - i i " i n n m l Mi*. fornia \ m' h ,i hoard Ihe attack, ,,
P’lP'i1
William B. Wrny .nd shown .Ur Urn at Dayton. Reach. They plan to of Dr. Casscell* on Halurdav night at the I'tllvet >lly ,,f Viiginia Chapel pi CliMilottsvdle, Va A ie- J a i l , eu A l f m d
| Mil go -Inp I’SS Seminole.
Fannie R. Munson piano School J moonlit garden hy Mr. and Mr*, leave on Thursday for Mar* Hill. ceptlon followed the heHiitlful cei'innny al Hie Faiminglon Country Club Di and Mis Casscetl.i
Al*., M m . H 1
I i k m* . J i . |
at th# *tudtn at flfl.1 Myrtle Av*- [ u PnJ(im|n p. Whltner, Jr.
N. O.
plan lo leave on June IH aboard Ihe SS Allnnlic fin a lour of Kurope mid upon llieu letuin will M m
|in le
M l.
I l l u me l
nut, at 8:18 n clock, Assisting on
Colored lights ]n the trw , formmake their home in Wilmington, Ikdn.
111 j i d i r k ,
Ml ■ t t i l h e i I
Him k e i , I
General Duty
th# program will he boghan nej|||un)|nnti„n f„r the occasion, f l n n c * , L i v e n |t* n r
M l* . J o h n H u g h ) •• Ml . J o e Hill !
'•"■dilute
N u rses H’anlerl
1y trombonist. The public Is cor- Thc pllnth t,j,|es were centered l -F a n ^ 1 \ ,V
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Ill'll t h e Ml ,e I Ji/iih eth |
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m S h lile v Sm illi. S h l i l ' . y i
Haro a«s|,Unl«. Ila*t hnae
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8enlor,, At Centeri University Of Virginia ( Impel Scene Of . ' y|VP ( ; ri„limleH Arc WK ihr lkg. l mIll’ll
V J o H im k. H* I I I M ilk |
'■"'. ...... n ,„ tl* | rnnailtna*.
Com, II ihiihi ti, Kill.imi par
, Mill V M ilk.'
Ill'll y Hull |
Included on the full evening •:<
of
MrsTwight Rirtley
iUh:S!Trt Sf'£"1.J T B S
Marriage Of Mi** l*.v«m To Or. C a »*e ll* ||„„„re«l With Supper ‘aIIihoii
"ootih, in, in,linn in,, meal*.
y c l , Mllinl M il ■.■m. l i n e H u h hi
entertainment following the HrmlUUn ••• wire I'mir,, ■alitmarr,
.11 HO
') » in Irani, I,a.
I HI
Him, M ,n \ I h I,
" " " i w l e High School graduation was The marriage of Miss Sat»h Ole-1 mulila. \ a , Inoilu i ”f the hrhle,!
Honored By Mother
da Dyson, daughtm of Mr. aiH l'l'i. Ih'ihert Mcheldeii Smith. I Mm- H a i h a i a Ann Fdeufleld, M e ilw - l l u i and Daphne ' o in io lly .
,
,
,
,
r
»
dance
given
under
the
direction
home.
I of Mr. and Mr*. H. A. Appleby, M r* . Wlntiln K. Dyson of tills city, fdaillilen. \'n,, Hi Itictuud Mi'll, Mis* Anna Corley. M i-* M aty
and Dr. Ward L'asscells of New .'Uaiml"ii, Vn,, In. Thoodine Helen Fite, Min* llrtto Duncan
York t.lly and (!h«rlottsvlllc, Va. [ Strange, Wllmingim,. Dcla.. Ui. Hint Hilly Duncan, graduates id
|hf ’ IIe
nI V W
M a v n , JJ'r . Cliatlnilsvllle.
I lm i l o l l s v l l l e , thP I'.'cnl high nchool, were honor,
wa* soletntilled on Saturday night
Henry
W May,,
at HlitO o'clock In Ihe University of V Ih. Ilol.eit llml of (Tiailnll* t-il my I'hursday at ll :iu o'clock
v lllo mid N e w York C ity , Knox with a Hiippcr given bv their
V irg in iai Chanc
Chatiel 111 C lia rln tts v llln
Myrtle AWnti*!
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The Rev H. A. Donavon iifflelHted. 1Till nhall Shmlwell. \'a nml llohe
nintliers. M i* IV. II Fdi'idiehl,
grssnery war* used in decorating Jr., Mrs. G. W. Hpei
Mr*
Joe 'Colley,
Mijih
K W
Fit
I ’cunlcs, gladiolUHv* end iiih u
I ' k I iiih ,f F lat, o I -I him
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k
n
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Rlti Theater.
the room*.
j W. A. Adams. About <100 guests theThe
u ni,* liliiSHiiuis am i f"lu*i:i' ngam -i i
> |■ D v h u ii , m ulliei <f the hrlile.'Hml Mih W 11. Duncan al Ih,
group
gathered
at
the
Tour
Th* dining tahla from which re^called during tha evening,
1st Center wh
which
,,r impiulMl ),m i I 1 I ’urlcv Iminc on t!eint'ioii A vm ui ,'
‘ was cleverlyl11 backgrouml of palm* InlerspM j w„ M, H
frtkhmtnts ware ssrvad was cen(Iccoratefl with bamboo, moss, e n tll,’r,l with cathedral can,llus >„ I winkle blue line ovci *„liii with | Re,) ami white lilbl'ico* xml
tin t) with » Invily Rrrmnftment Graduates Honored
following the graduation theme branched csndclalira entwined witi, „ muli lunu Jolii't cap <<l tidlo and j ij i c m im v weia used in dn-utatini: ,
of pink ronfft ami R®rved with th«
were the gradnatlon caps, Claa* of Ivy film ed a beautiful m 'MIiik ('■> Main,. II m .... mu,' wh* «>f pink j the monix and the anppei «,« !
rtfreihing drlnkn wer§ open (teed
At Mid-night Show '4!i end a large crepe paper H'
hmvc,I liiiffut ntyh' front »• cd'lr |
d! Hie
the ceirtminy.
cerenmny. The pews
' or, hid*.
-aindwlcheiii
- j.
. Railed nut** mliite and
which were placed on the walls of marked with spray* o f t h e
A ifce p tio o followed the cere c e n t c ic l w it li th e , c l and w l,,i*
tnull cakes.
. . H 1 Seminole High School grad- the Center. A ulckelodean furnish- flown* tied with satin ........
mony ai ......... ....j:|,,n
m iiy Chili f lo w c i* Tln> d in n n t w a * i ' h I m i „ i
„ /* )•
iiiL .ii,,,. M r . " nate* were entertained on Friday led musle during the evening and | Tin* binbil party appimittini
which wa* ,Ice,i, lit,'d will, white * nm1l ta llie s F u lln w in g lb * -la
Klrtl^t, Mra. Alf 1
uLi'nne- evening with e picture show party elimil 200 seniors, faculty mem- «R«t thrutigli a riuullrlit m *> 1nliulioliiHi'H, prom,-- and mihkiioH,, | , d , mih chicki'ti p ila u m ip p e i huik
------- Mra.11«n"nowl?'
John Hklnne.,
..............^
u i in-r* and friends attended. Mrs.
I ,,| i , , I h with fern and plillli*. I ng w a* M ,) „ y i’ii t>y th e u iu m I*
Prior to the ceicmony tink*" Pf*£75'
Jeer nt 12:00 o't lork given
at theo Rlt*
T im hi' In v ite d to he w ith Gw
end the Misses
Theater under the direction of Appleby this morning expressed ganlst rendered Intdal music wlm b, The hiidc'a table w ii* nVHiliiid
e In n ,"i g u e s t* w e re Hie M l - t c
S fJff’ Kitty (Wham, Carol!n<Mrs. J. W. Brown, chairman, Mrs. her appreciation to all who helped Included “ Recausn'', "O I'mim , with a linen and lace chilli and fiv
Clark,
Caroline fee
I ee Gund,
Me'*, "I Love You Truly”, "A'< l held „ tiered wedding cuke. Flow- Kulidcen llu b c c k . M m y A ,....
Mrs. Herman Morris, Mr*. in making the event a success.
Sadie Williams
Nixie
Maria" and The Lord'* I ' i i i v , I m * „ i, tin- loble were while iiatei* GalhiwHV, Ht'llye Bent* Hall,
Felice West and Mre. Ralph Loll
M a rily n Me,,lei, I
George Van Celt of H i-lh'ixbii,i: ‘ and , a il,n il,in* nnd
w h ile la p e i- K i t e h h „ f f ,
ing.
MI
h
h
Elizabeth
Fite
fid *!m ,
G ladys
W ells,
JoA nn
Hollywood
Did. sang " D e d lm lln n " and i i i u p
I were placed In *llv e r candehiloa
1’rlor to the ihow a stage show
ciierrv H I n g I e t a r y, KndJevi
Honored By Pupils "Love Snug". During
was presented with several piano
\ ,, ,„, l„ ntia fumialied *<>fl l„U*l,' Cherry
I1g the
II ex,-I,
McIhi-ii, Joann Hpatihllng. J*"'being played by Roger
of marriage vows the Love Mu
during (he evening,
HOLLYWOOD, June I3-U P>- selections
Whltner. Virginia John*nti. L>h* |
Harris.
MUa
Anita
Aiken
enter
from
"Tristan
slid
Isolde"
"■
<
in,
gu>Hi*
wine
received
hy
Mis*
Elisabeth
Fite,
brida
Icfflsr, Mbtv Kenl*. Carol le*„
“I want to be In Rome Hay after tained with a song and danca rou
•oftty
played.
The
wedding
in
h,■■ 1 Hie nmllicr ,,f the lni,|e and the M e r i w e t h e r , Dsilira Ruckei.j
elect,
was
honored
hy
pupil*
and
tomorrow. Gel me th#r«."
the tune of "Again'* and their mothers of the fourth grade es l>v Mcndnllsnlin on,I Lnheng,,' I In uiiil party, and Ihe iitule „,,,l Olyve Anne Adanis, f’ai,d Skin
• A request like this wouldn t tine to
accompanied by MUa Ollle of the Wait Bide Primary School were used.
| gruoin received before the file- ner. Naney Jean Applehy, F.llen |
/brow Ray Cardlllo, who*# travel wee
Reese Whittle, The last number on with a surprise shower given on
G iven In m a rria g e hy liar fa ll,c i. idnce in the hnlliooiu.
, Westmoreland, Anita Aiken, KG,
alreney gete many Hollywood etar* the
program wea a vocal selection Thursday afternoon. Decoration* the lirldo was lovely in a gown
"I*' hi ........ veiling the couple , „||f firMlinm all,I Doiothy Nli,1n, k
wher# they want to go- After 17 "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life" sung in
|i,p and
cl***room ware of fern and Ivory salln fashioned with long J
,•' a limit,ii wed,ling
i,
uli i Also David Curasoll, Ray ami
yaare of It, nothing iurprUe* him. by Stanley Brumley. The title of icdtheand
white gladioluses.
sleeves,
a
tight
fitting
laid
I.........
.
71,^1?"
/
H
"J
V
,"
7 SS t'edrlr Dunhar. Donald Deal, F-u
- "Most of my trad# with the the show wai "Miss Mink of 1949*'.
She
received
many
lovely
gifts
marquisette
yoke
outlined
with
*
Atlantic
for
Kurope.
Mi*
(ass
„ „ „ „ Harper,
1l> r i,er. Dan
tlnn Batten,
Batten. liter,-*,
Ulchai'l,
.
.
■
,
| gene
■tart la spur-of-the-moment, he
from th# group after which re wide lierlha of Ivory lace. Tin- cells traveled In a cost,..... suit | ft
,, „
m.-hard Mr Nab
commenteu. "For Instance, I learnfreshments were served by the full aweeplng skirt fell from ,< of beige gray wool with pink ac l. Arnold
Arn„|,| Harrlr.cton.
Harrington, Bohi.y llri.
ed about tha Bob Hope tour about WilHon School Has
children under the direction of dropped
,-<■*»,,lies. Dp,m ilieir ret,n ii Dr son. Thurston and Wallace Tynwaistline
and
e*teiid,-l
thr#e day# before he wa* to leave.
Closing Exercises Mra. Homer Little. About 88 Into a graceful train. Her cat bed, and Mis. CiihhccIIk plan lo make John Krlder, Jimmy Ludwig.
Ha referred to the comedian'*
pupil# and 80 mothers enjoyed length veil of Flench silk ilhiHioo tlirli lininr In WUniiiigton, Del George Hague, Angus Melim'tour of th# nation earlier thla year.
the party.
wlieie Di. Cass,ells pmctlci'M Floyd Cooper. Hubby Hags.lsi*.
waa trordered with lace hiuI
F B1
Th# two air jaitnta touched on
JI
and Mr and Mra. Hetman I
attached to a tiara of lllindm, ami o, tll,i],Mt*<lll* Htll’geiy.
80 cities and ran up a transport*. laet night at ItP O P. M. at the
Il,il ,,f town giii'Hl* fin ihe wed- Morris.
lace. The over veil was fingeitip ;,
Men bill of around |!00,000. And Wilson School In Paola. Included
urogram waa a play pre
length, flhe carried a huiiqiiel "I ding inelmh'd Mr. and Mrs, llyaon
there we* nary a hitch, except for on the ny
grades one ana two:
white nrrhlds with lilies „f il„- | Mr. anil Mrs, sterling Bolllngj
it 18-minute take-off delay becauae sented
piano solo "Barcarolle" from
Valley,
Mr. .... I Mrs. Uni "hi Moseley of onsville, Va.; Caul, and Mr*. I d
ringer Billy Farrell overalept.
Bateai piano solo "Impromptu"
Mrs. Janies Dyson of Ale*„„ !
Mr. and Mrs. ward Denim and Miss Jean Dei....
• The Hope Junket- wa* tha big* by fames Hanson.
T U I IItT
dria. Ve., sister-in-law „f u„ ■Halpli T-ilar of RIrhi.miid, Va . Mi. ,,f D u rb niu . N. t!.| M r. and M m
»;ob W tsiarn Jambors*
gaat thing Cardllln ha# arranged.
Awards for attendance and algth l:lo
News
bride, wa* matron of huimi „„,i j 'G"* M,h- William Bush, Jr. of W . A . Me El veen of Lyuchbui g.
He has alao fulfilled etar requeeta grade certificates ware given • l l Wsatarn Jambora#
wore a strapless gown of pink - bwartluuore, In., Lieut. (,uuidr. S. r . t M r. and M is . Hubert l ’« l" '"
for hotel reeervatlon* In Lon* and a world friendship play T:0# Th# I o'eloell club
marquisette featuring a veiv foil
Mr*. Edward loiter of this o f Htatcu Island, N . Y -i M r.
Beech, 20 mile* dlaUnt. Nothing "Children • of Many Lands" was
. . gtioru*
ikirt and she wore a matching
f ■'•••••» '}*<*»' "f ° '- James O lin Tice o f Long Island.
til too Mg or too avaallpresented by grudea three, four,
polar Music
i.You end I niey he thinking five and al*. "Tha Home Rond",
m in e pavotlnn*
■tale. Hhe carried a nosegay m
.V'' i*MiliMr".' AHrud Sham * N. Y -i M a jo r and M r*. James Dv
I n Music
pastel flower* and wore n tims "
Alfred Hhaitd*, HI of WII- son o f A le x a iid l la , V a .j D r. and
OMut vacation* til* Mom of y*ar, •Southern Memoriae", "B • h o
n*
M rs. W illia m K o o tii*. A le x a u d n s .
b u tn o t movie etAra, eatd Cardlllo. Bong" and "Blun Shadows ...
of the pastel flower* in h«i ban !
1 fl,! / ’{o,?"' M.r" V l T
s i a quo *.
Thc bridesmaid* were M,..
« 'a n * e ofWIImliigtoN. Del.; V a i D r. and Mrs. Richard Bell «f
•They eeem te figure they the Trail" were sung by 4h#
usto
Pear . ..
to TraaS
Wesioo J 1 !*r.
*’ r ' and
" " " Mr*.
l" r " -rrvrn
err niciyeitien
Aagsla Past
.
Margaret Pritchard of w,..i„„
Herbert
Mcheldeii H taunton, V a .; M i . and M rs. I i m i v
should be doing WNnethlng In the group after which an American
Naw, Morrow,
"M, hi «a
W. Va. and Charlottavllle, Miss' J’" '1" 1'
">;*« Mf» Herbert Me- J,m Mlnarikof Atlanta and ........
■hmmer-etther play* or lour* like falk dance was featured. The 11:00 OlC
orohaatra a ittar
Jacqueline Holt of Chat l„tl,, ,i , . K* ,,|V'1 s ,n* J1,'
" f Htaunton, Brammn of Westun, W. Va. and
Hope'e" he ramarkod. "And 1 gueae flMle of the program wae "Thn
! J f.M & T
Mr*. Robert Palma, sister uf H„Wllllmn II.
Arnold, Gold- Washlgton, D. (’.
the truth la that tk«ir rtn't afford Bible on the fa b li aud tha fla g itiii
ii:oo
WorM
at
Noon
■i’" •'—■notion ear- 11:11 L4*« Clab
te be Mle. A* Hope aen, Td like
bridegroom, nf Htaten Island, N.
Y. and Mtai Gala McLean of New
tetave e vacation, but tie govern*
polar Musts
r
s,.: .is'. ki
asTSSi.r. ir r ,
'1 "»
MOW STATION
W.T.AR.
*KX
■ant wunH (at me.” ’
re'* one eaheeletlon fee
it their, tripe ar# almoet
Htuetlble front their in*
They M i bd charged off
lusmorr 'Poage
Lavara Program
.Brugh,
N.
Y.
The
hridesoumi-
Wore gown* faihloncxl along Hues
similar to that of tha matron »f
honor. Thalr drcaaea were of n„i
and embroidered Hwls* organdy
over pink ,taff*ta and they also t
wora stoles acroaa thalr shoulders. |
They carried old-fashioned nose
fay* of pa*t«l flowars with match
Ing tlaraa.
Th# tjny flowar girl, little Ml**
Barbara Danlelaon, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. James Dei,ing
Danlelaon of Farmington, Va..
wora pals pink ornndy over 'affata featuring puff sleeves, a pink
U m bertha and very full *kiit.
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P A G E PO U R
T H B S A N FO B D O T R A tD . S A N F O R D fb O B lP A
Sanford Will Meet DeLand Here In Twin Bill Tonight
QiantR D r u b Islets
In Two Contests;
Palatka A z a l e a s
T a k e One Battle
OB’s Honey Bird
Faces Fast Field
At Volusia Track
M U SCLE M A N
-
B y
A la n M a v *
Room 6 Boys Copl s p o r t s I n B r i e f
ED FEM E
2 Grammar School By AJWOCIAT
GULF
Play Day Matches Memphle,
Chicago—Cary Mlddlncoff of
Tenn., Won the National
The Sanford Oi*ntn won two
DAYTONA REACH, June 18—
Room Hii Uiys of the sixth Open Golf Championship with a
i i and dropped one tilt over (Special I—-Oil's Honey Hlrd, a '48
grade won matches in volley ball 7II-hole total score of 28fl. Sam
p u t weekend u» they trim* favorite, runs into a lot of stiff
and sofilmll Monday afternoon In Snaad of Whlta Sulphur Springe,
n«d the Dayton* Beach Islanders competition In the feature Ninth
a play day which was held at the W. Va„ faded on last twu holes , usih»vllU
Saturday and Sunday and were tie* race at the Volusia County Kennel
Hanfoiil Grammar 8choal, it waa after a spectacular rally to finish Dsyt«»» B««*-h
f* t* BRAWftY 7 0 0 •
fealed by the Palatka Axalea*.
Cluli in Daytona Beach tonight.
announced today by B. C. Steele, In a sacond place tie with C|ayton
principal. Kach room played Heafner of Charlotte, N. C.. uni p ,u m i |
Friday night the (Hunt* drubbed Pitted sgainat her will he Run Joe,
ffT itSP
JS gr* against
at 187.
I’sisiku
r r g R ao
every other room In noft- stroke hack RACING
Manager Hal Gruber’* aggrega Raxor Nick, Gallant Dina, Hustle
Mirliiriib'
A MOM SCHOOL
, l.eesburg
bull and volley ball. Contests were
tion by a 10 to Ii count. Saturday Rube, River's Edge, Mild Man and
. cM ro d
New York—Green Stable’s Caalso held in basketball, free throw
night the Hanfnrdlte* defeated the Dim Record,
pot
(113.20) won the $70,000 added |
and
chinning.
Room
Nine
of
the
l'i In a hotly contested 4 to 1 a f
Lucky Pat will run In the tenth
o f i / TOOK
sixth grade girls wun In volley Belmont Stakes, with Calumet’s *
fair. Yesterday ufternoon at the race over the long Reach Course.
or w n te n m o
favored Ponder second and Isidore j
ball mid soft ball.
Municipal Park the (Hants clipped Friday night he broke the track
I
Sam Demma’s Daytonau* by a 7 record over this marathon route
F i f t h grade hoys winning Bleber'a Palestinian third.
to fl margin.
when he circled the oval In 4U.1.
Arcadia, Calif.—Jockay Nichol- j
matches were Room Three In soft
u i a/ta Mile
ball and In volley bell. Room Four aa Brennan of Ireland piloted Sil
Tonight the (Hants play hosts
flat Mall Malty Ikisbbl
was niimer-up In volley hall. ver Drift (1*4.60) to an upset win
DeLand Red Hats In a twin
fOai-.i.iiii
liny.
Vlclorlnr
I'rlile,
Girls fifth grade winners were In the 126,000 vanity handicap at
the Municipal Park. The Jersey Jus.*, l-ou tied, Slick
4M»:h ii 'ax
Room Five In soft hall, and Room Hollywood. Park at Santa Anita.
game la scheduled to get Hulls. I'lcy McKwen, tl. I. l-sbel,
Team
.sv« York
Four
in
volley
ball.
under way at OtHO o’clock. It Is Jsrrev's■adJoint.
Chicago—Mias
Stephanie
(|7.Hare 8/la MIR
likely that Manager Ifni Gruber
Hlxlh grade boys who partici 00) scored a three-length triumph I>*l ml l
I.oaf Half flatly Ib sh ln
Will send I-«fty Jack Deal to the
Tnoipii Htrlke. l.lipiPI Flash,
pated in chinning were In the or In the 210,000 Miss America stakes ll)i*l-'n
Hull, Vitamin, I'ronioWnililnalun
hill In the first game mid will give 1Meiioirtnl
der <>f winning: James Nettles, at Lincoln Park.
Ike, lirsiidy Hplnll.
(Tevrliind
Buddy Lake the nisi In the night 1i,o. Ti.riiuiio
Weldon Bridges, Bill English,
Urd flare A/18 Wile
Pawtucket, R. L—Coaltuwn I'iiii-uM"
fill's nllvr, Whirl),», I'omona,
cap.
Wallin 0 McCnlley, Johnny Hig (28.00) flew home II lengths in HI.
llrlef Mrssuar, If. VI w l-rliic-**.
Hraulls Yraf*rrla>
gins, l.t roy Taylor and Roger Du front in the 916,000 added Roger
Friday night Larry Harry, Trim
Trick. Illll He. Hlr Ike
iik-i- ii IS-J, I'lili'itao -t-r..
rand Fifth grade Iwys who chin Williams handicap at NarranganCharlie Rose mid Lake were rap- ‘
Ilk flare H/18 Mile
rii-v-himl *.j. New York a-t.
Heim pi. Juno Jrfir, Hporllna
ned wi'ie John Ruwen, Rlchsrd Tl- sett. It was the eighth straight
ped for L’I hits by the Palatkans.
I»*-froll
-i U'llnlllnHloll ll-tt.
Ike Tricky Itrsl Hw'ky Himpecl.
HI l^iul* N- HI- I'lillitiluliihlH 4-14.
son, Kuymoiid Hardy, Glen Jones, win of the year fur the Calumet
Hanford collected eight blngles f'uliliiu
i‘«rd. Power Piny. Hally
4inw*a
TnAsr
Itandul Lavender. Girls of tha comet.
from the offerings of Lopei, who Ibison.
Nn KHiiirs acli*<lii1*il.
Aik
Hare
Jk/ia
Mile
sixth grade in the chinning evtnta
was the winning pitcher.
Wilmington, Del.— Greentru*
Anniversary, Norlbwrslrrn. Jake
were Junle Bennett, Dorothy Hol Stable's wine list ($0.40) led from T»*iii VATIIIVAI. I,RA4II'H
The (Hants hopped on the right Mlllrr. I'olifey tll'klilnl. Dlalnn.
H’
t,Prl
loway, Mandy Birdsong, Lennle the wire to win the 11th running I'rn-iklyo
Jl in
handed slants of Lou Hevll for II Heller Hull, lllab llsrbsrre. May
W /r r C N B E R O
IS II
Rotiindo, Hhlrley Tyre, and Fran- of the 286,000 kent stakes at Dela HI l*.llla
hits as Joe ftchulta mid Lake com MulrockNik Hare A/IS Mile
ll-i-1-.li
111 II
ORB OB THE
ces Fortson, Fifth grade girl* ware Park.
bined efforts to drop the Islets.
llunny's Master, Hllver I’aeile.
lilliiilcllitila
IS If,
O R t A r f r a m A rtu r
were Janice Klnlmw, Nancy While,
I f IS
Fairmont, III.—Rodney ($1.H0 \ * » T u rk
Tommy datable rapped hla fifth Vein Acliree. Hcope. Hmivlrw, Luc
ky
Hc.ill,
llsii
llulilo.
I.ndy
lllld«
<*li»
Iniiall
II lu
W
Rt
e
r
i
t
a
s
o
r
m
l
t
?
m
t
and
98.00),
voted
“the
harness
Rusket ball free throw winners
home run of the year with two
Ilk Hare Hearb I'unree
Ti IdiKii
is It
a w p Of/Ly C .C .N .X
mates aboard In the seventh Innwere: Sixth grade hoys: John raring horse of the year," lives) up C
Carolyn Hull, Hea Hlrd, Powder
INH-tiiirsli
ll> 11
Puff, .Mickey Durak, Marvin Mc to expectations by winning but
ilig to give the Hanford aggrega hoiokr llnrr Coin, Clnm. Jmoy
Mtaulia Y»a4»r«4ai
ATHLtrt
rv
#/*
tllion,
Kilby
F«y,
llnlioc.
llr.ii.klyn
1
1
1
,
(Trn-lnrinii
J.
tion their winning margin. Plate
Kinley. Hubby Dekle, J, C. Jen heats of the Grand Circuit Trott
M OLYMPIC r /T l£ ,
Nik llare A /ia Mile
t'HiNlmruli 4: New York 4.
Umpire Honk (lornlcke tossed
ing
Darhy.
kins
mid
Dallas
Turner.
Fifth
l.ocky cine*. Ilarln, l.lvln, Mr WILL 0 t H O M O PtP S Y
Hi t.nnl* 7-1: riiilailHiitila
Ju%l<
Medallion llnlllioy. Jiff*
TRACK
l 'l)ll IIKI) *■)>. 11,1*lull 1-1
Hanford’s catcher, Im-ii Matte, out llnrbarii.
grade boys: David Galluway,
.lei. Knnuiik
r t f SCHOOL A T / f
4Jamra TeAny
Princeton,
N.
J.—Roger
Bannis
RutinM
Durand,
Glenn
Juno,
Lar
of tha game.
ink Harr A/ln Mile
ry Homey, Lonnie Green, and ter of Oxford ran the second fast A*■i smiiif* ■cliadiiliarl.
Him llrcord, Mild Men, Him lor.
“Gurnlrko called me out on a
Honey lliril, llumi Nick, ilsl
Billy Smith. Sixth grade glri win est mile In jhe United States In
third strike, I had to Jump away iill’s
M M tP BM O m inrM fARtMAHOf
I" ut I•Inn tllvrr's Kits*. Jluxll
ners were: Mandy Rlrdeung, 104U, winning In 4:11.1, as Prince
from the plate to keep the hail llulir
Supreme Court
Virginia Lee, Joyce Bronson, Mona ton and Cornell defeated the com
from hitting mo, ami. as I walked
link Harr Hrark I'oarse
Jobe, mid Minnie Mae King. Fifth bined track and field forces of
lion llaiierii. Hcurry Hack,
away from tho plate I said, ‘You’•I'aatlaaeg Rraaa Paa* llaet
Market Report
bri,yon. l.ocky Pst. Hnoiirr Hr
grade girls were: Mary Tanner, Oaford and Cambridge, B-4.
re as hllnd as n hat.’ Then he let
l, Plorslllr, Is Helso. Jury’s
TENNIS
Faye Ashley, Martha Cameron.
threw me out of the guiue,” Matte Pride
which Is displaced (by today's
London—Hungary swept into decision) Is relatively Innocuous
Dixie Beard, Butty Ann Petty and
assarted yesterday. “I never did
__
...
.siock Muiket, June U, 40 cuttle, Mary Ann Wright.
the seml-flna) round of European
curse him, In fsrt I did not know MIkm Lcnczyk Puts
rnmpurud with the viruluut
I was out of the game, until I hud
t
la'c Samuel and Hugh CarUf) Davis Cup play as It completed u ••mwth -.f moimidv power which
Gainesville Llveslm-k Murket, were umpires for the gumes,
6-0 rout of Swltxerland. Cxecho- toe court encourages,
returned l«> the dug »ut,” lie added.
Linktt Title On Line
I Independent, June tl, 7t-” cattle,
slovakla, the favorite, full la-hind
Yesterduy the iHunts overcame
"The court does not art unwit
N. V., June 1777 hogs
2-1 In Its quarter-final match with tingly. It constantly pushoy the
0 five run lend to win the contest.
COLUMBUS, ()., June Dl-l/p) 1,1COOPKH8TOWN,
School
Board
4
/1
*
1
Five
plaque*
were
tn
be
Franco,
while
Italy
defeated
Chile
.1
n
v
Stale
Livestock
Market,
comminy In thut dici<rti>m.
—Griice Iddirsyk, Queen „f the put lu place today at llie national
I I A f T li* * IIR A III
4-1. Thunderstorm* limited Yugo-|The court approves whut tha
iiMtliin's nninteur golfers, today lluM’ball Hall of Fume commemo Jutlo 7. 7K cattle, ‘JIM hog*, *10.- ,.s$ ir«nllaM»4*“n" arn*"****I ’M * (last
mh
slavia and Hwuden to one singles, i.ntl-trust laws were designed to
opened defense of her Women’s rating two heroes of olden days VII'J.MI.
Ii
Muiitalnaiu,, »*
Kissimmee Livestock Market, (lias* Co, of $4.11) per gallon for match wun by Yugoslavia.
prevent. 11 helps remake Amer
II I
I
iCmmsrlcIi, cl
Intel collegiate Links champion and three modern greats.
II
II
I
Independent, June l*. Hill cattle, 100 gallons of white paint was
GENERAL
U ch tn a . to
ica In the Image of the cartel,”
ship. Him was a heavy favorite to
I
* !U
(terllna ll>
accepted.
Charlotte, N. C.—Wake Forest
Honored were Monlecai Peter 17 bogs. *rtl.1Mt.ua.
repeat.
1 t
4
**n. Ti
Lake
City,
Columbia
Livestock
5
I I .
Mr Lawton today pointed out blanked Kentucky, H-0, to win the
As the 48-glr) field teed nff In 2 « '» " and Charlt-s A. iKIil)
p. if
Spy Trials
0 4 H1the IH-hole ipialifying round, (t ’ Ndmli, pitchers from Imsehnll s Murket, Independent, June U, 10 thei failure of the State Legisla third district NCAA baseball
1
in s y c
0 t flwa* hard to single out any po- uilsty past, and Herbert J. len- cuttle, Ififi bogs.
I
S— Rapp, u
tournament
ture
to
find
and
determine
defi
H ealsy, lb
4
1 I
Montlrello Stock Yanis, inde nite and reliable sources of reve South Orange, N. J.—John
(Cosilaii** t'miM Pass lis t)
u u J teiitial rliallanger to the John H, ftyck, Oiwrlwif L. Gehrlnger, and
I
K tn d r lc k , p
pendent, June tl, 120 cuttle, 441 nue
1.spinshy. p
(Honey) Russell was named ms
Harold
J.
(Pit)
Tray
nor
of
itturt'
bad
resulted
In
the
Board
k
ill
11
Hletson
University
sophomore.
Stryker asked, "did you feel no
t o t a ls
IS
imgs, iii.riHii.rui,
...............
Him has represented the United •‘‘‘‘•H1 times,
SANFORD
Pululkll Slate Livestock Mutket, modifying Its contracts with head basketball coach at Heton qualms of conscienceeT”
Sk
k o
Hlates In matches with Kiiglandl Nichols and Brown were select- June 1, IA cattle, lb bogs, *41,- teachers. The following words Hall College.;
”NonA whatever,” Mrs. Cham1 1
M e tU o ii*. • «
New York—Vic Scott of lawlt- iers
liuVil lA*en added to contractu
ami also holds the U, H. Amateur | cd by the old timers' coinnilltee, 07-1.HO.
replied.
1 s
W etisr, lb
town,
N,
Y„
won
the
Albany
to
"subject
to
the
Stale
meeting
Its
.
.
i’unniK'k mid Trayimr worn vuted
and Unnnillan Open titles.
f a
5
I's ts ld ii, nf
Quincy Stale l.lvculuek Murket,
Chambers, un admitted funttug
Jetiss, lb
1 I
I
in Inst year and Gehrlnger this June M, 47 cal lie, 101 bogs. *7,- foil appropriation for the schools.” New York outboard motorboat Communist agent, Identified Hiss
The
main
challengers
probably
11st I man If
4
I I
Mr. Lawton was instructed to marathon in three hours. 1H min us uue of five suurces of cunflMll.lll,
4
Ms tie , e
II It v win be Klilrley Hpork. the red- year, by the liHseball write-'*.
K s v n k ls , r f
4
1 1 n haired Mlcldgun .Stale Normal ro•Scbiiiig Livestock Market, in es ecu to uml mall In tuachura Bp- utes and 14 seconds, a new record oentlu) Information. Hiss, form
Unveiling of the five pimples
1
M a lin o w s k i, lb
I 1
who won this tourney In 11147, brought to PH iho number on din dependent, Jlllii, •!, IH-l cattle, polntment contract* with the qual for the 140 mile course.
erly high In the State 7)epartII 11 „Jleil
1
nbkck, p
ificatlon clause.
ment, denied that lie gave (,'ham
liri.lHH.07.
•rry . p
a
I ti I mid Murllvn Hinilb of the Univer- play In the Hall of Fame.
The chairman and secretary of number of complaints had lieen
Tampa,
Hillsboro
Livestock
T o ls l*
14
information or even saw
II 11 ■Islly of Kunsos, the IIMH runnerBrown, who was horn In IH7II, Market,
-glleit out lor liolsuevy in IIS. up.
Independent, June il, IH4 tj(ii Board were authorised to I*-: received about violations of traffic him after Jun. 1, 1017.
died
In
1tl4H.
He
wan
best
known
i —l mil wliFfi wIniiInm i mu MrorvA110 iuigs, fOLHUl.tlH.
sue checks against »l* bond In- jB*yH |,y school bos driver* and I Mr*. Chamber* said she and
A fter
Uiytoim lltHcii
20| mol 001—4
, t the tH-liole ipiHlIfylng
.
, -"Three Finger." He won iJUii cuttle,
Waucliula, llatilee County Live- turest
____ _
_ _sinking
.
Hmifoni
ooo imiii ini —7 ruumJ'-Onlo .Stoll* Uiilvorulty « as
and
funds to cover stated that the serrutury of the her husband attended a New
and lost 110 games In the Natlonul stock Market, independent, June principle
and interest due July 1 Board would write to each driver Year's eve party at the Hiss
McM*ml!,'"‘ b r,V 'nr*r; 11oi ' ‘
I f'Htfed Scarlet Course- tho low HI and Federal League*, unit won five
il, Otlli cnllie, 47 hogs.
. Tha sum of 100 was graatetl the Involved, urging that there be no' borne Dec. 31, 1017, a year afI. Duinnsv, Ksvnkls, I'stsMo |/Aspr#ra will move into match play
of nine World Series gomes.
Webster, Sumter County Far Lyman School to supplement the reocchrrenre of the violations, said ter the date on which Hiss said
Jones, iinllniuii i ill—Malinowski, starling tomorrow. All matches out
In the National League he pitched mers' Market, Inc., Independent $110
T__ ____
for Mr. Lawton.
he last saw Chambers.______
gitt of Its senior. class
cl
?-Wil
nivn,lillffnmsri,lk
,N
The chain- fur Bis Louis, Chleago, and Cin
- vnkis,l*KH
r u Ui
i .rcHlL
KH I iv'.'.’’
bmmstick, wl11
.....,,e
m .. uv*'r
u
r... ,i..-i.i„..
C a la lilo , Jones H—l.lrlis n s , l i p — plonshlp Is up for decision Friday. cinnati, and In the Federal Longue June 7, tiu cuttle, IUH hugs, *10,- purchase and installation of cur-!
OMIT I .
M n n ta lb k fiu In lln n ly . t . s lt —Daytains and scenery on the auditor- j
Others rated a chance to upset
Io n a lle n i'li », H n n rn ri If. l i l t —O ff Miss Lencxyk nee Barbara Canine for flt. Louis, Brooklyn and Chi
. lit in stage.
J
K e n d ric k I, lln lie r k t. Ils r rv f,
cago.
J. K. Hartley Dies i The School Board expressedL a p ln s k y I
IIO — K e n d rick > In ■if Western Michigan College, who
Kid
Nichols,
horn
Sept.
14,
IHdll,
f t / l In n ln a s 4 ru n s: Unpack 4 In holds the Western Michigan and
thanks to the Lyman seniors for.
Coon to D u ty
A. In n ln a s l run s I I I I P —K s m lric k Kalamaino City titles)
their generous gift to the school, j
Marilyn pitched In the Natlunal loiague for
44'«aM*Mt4
r
u
*
I'aae
Heel
(M a lin o w s k i). W lm is r R srry,
Borton,
Ht.
Louis,
and
PhllmlelAll
recommendations
of
school
t
Horpel,
was
Washington
Univer
• r —b s p ln s k y
If — lle rs lie y
under
the
front
wheels
of
tho
ami
■ la rilo n . T — I;il» .
Uuuueivivea
trustees for teacher appointments j
sity entry who was runner-up In hla, winning 100 games and bis- ourushing engine.
the last Missouri State tourney; in* Ma- He was Invited here for
Hurvlvors Include the widow, as submitted by Mrs. A. D. Roun(O.t Uni.
Clark, a Miami <().)
Uni the ceremonies......................
one son. John L. of Orlando) two tree were epprovetl
W ake Forent I’luces Carol
The left Herb I'ennock heads daughters, Mrs. Mildred Gallcgher
T h e following ep point manta
verslt) golfer with a good record
varsity
Open and Western the list of the moderns. Hi* was and Mrs. Isiuls* Hansen, both of WeYe made: Hugh Carlton aa coach
5 On All»Star Nine In the Western Opi
Amateur, and Judy Raker, a Rol burn In IH1I4 and died In ID48 Philadelphia: three brothers, II. C. at Lyman School, and Mlia Cath...... J.
* *U urine Rhodes, Mlsa Sara J. Vickers
lins College star by way of Lima, while attending a hasehull meeting “Hartley, agent‘ at Pierson:
In his capacity as general mauuger Hartley and W. J. Hartley of and Mlaa Ann french aa teachers
■CHARLOTTE, N. C., June 1 3 - Ohio.
of
th«
Phillies.
The
great
laftLung wood; two sisters, Mrs. r.tha at the South Hide Primary School
U n—Champion Wake Ernest toRollins College Is the defending
diy placet! five players on the hampiuu In the four-player team handed pitcher won 241 and lost French of Winter Perk and Mra. riipjaclng teachers who ere pliIanning to reilgn. Also approved swas
third district NCAA all-tourna- race, Miami now holds the two- ! 61 games In the American Len- Nancy B. New of Orlando,
ruh for Ptdladelphls, Boston, and
Funeral service* under the dl* thM
Lucy
mint baseball team. Mississippi player team title,
tho*'appolntmegt
appointment of ’Miss
Mlai Lt
>few York, and had a perfect . -ctlon of 1- alrchlld Funerel, |*|(0|sn, graduate of Florida State
Etata also placed a five and runIVorld Series record of five vlc- Home In Orlandowllllie announc-. y ^ y ^ H y at Tallahaaaee aa teachEU Mrup Kentucky grabbed the uther 51 Players Vie For
torloa.
two spots, The University of Rich»> «•>**- « '* •
and Traynor promis n , h a * S " ■ * » v « s „ s s
mond, first etlmlnatad, wss unSouthern Net Title edGehrlnger
to be on hand to set* themselves ri-tiiriied by plunu Hunday, followmentioned.
The
trustee*
reported
the! a
Tha all tournament team was NASHVILLE, Tenn.. June I I - ImimirtaRied. Gehrlnger was flaw- Ing word of her husband's deatlt.
faction at sec___
>er/ei
pe
chosen by coaches, tournament (A7—A field of 61 pleyere lakes ___ mechanical
Detroit^ playing his
o n gbase
base for Detn
committee member* and sports to the court* today In quest of tho lond
career from 1084 to 1041
writers.
\
04th annual Southern Tennis \H .ola
witth the single American League
Wake Forest scored three Championship.
a. Ha compiled a lifetime
Straight victories, defeating KenFirst seeded In thu absence
lag average of ,881. Traynor,
t lls k v . M is a ls a lim l fttsSa * i | j
of Jack Tuero, defending chant*
■burgh'* great third basenti
don, is Arnold Baul of Los Anga
.880 from 1080 to 1037.
ra, He tlrew a bye for the opening
dev
tv competition.
IMHIa ___ _____
___
Tuerp, playing In tha Blue-Grai U. Of F. Grad Bapn
The third district all star team
rnament at Montgomery, decid
Athletici At School
up aa followii lb-Res Ben- ed to take a real before the Inter
Mlai) eb-Charley Teague, collegiate tourney at Austin, TeaATHENS, Gs , Tuna 18-U P )faJie Forest) 6b Gene Hooke, neat week.
largeit graduating claaa In
fake Forest; ss-Art Hochi, Wake
First day matches Include ee*
history of th* University of
fMMtt Utility-Jimmy Bragen, cond Seeded Tony Trabert of Cln*
orgia Saturday heard their valEton I If-Pega Grammai, Mite.) ef- dnnatl meeting Jaeh Staten of
Y O U R
•torlan declare hie alma mater
l Watte, Mlxs.i rf-Ben Zarenke, Orlando. Bo Roddy of Charlotte,
ring tod much importance
e-Dom Fuccl, Ky.i p-Vernor N, 0,, rated third for the meetj
i/
it and Him Bauer, Woke tan^toe^ with Mark Brown
Ham E. Bates also criticised
•ml Phil Bntndon, Mila.
liege and Georgia politics
Othere’ eeeded far tha eonWat
the emphasis had been
tag Grant, Atlanta, fourth)
WUliams Leads
on trained specialists and
Petes, Los Angeles, fifth!
•imWM a t liberally
Dickson, T u m i ll*thl
AU-BUr Voting
I f - i.'
nonor graduata m
m soparfrom
Bop
r
Id the 1,600 graduates they
a u M W n w v * wiikta
~U>
take an active role In solvninth.
i apetal and political pro
—
™
~
o
a a
of the state.
Mg
IT W
Til
OH
and Y*W**wUeli have
'toatWd
■otballbol
I> ta >
.*.t:»*vi
» t
M .4W aM «lE **:
r
""W rTSi?
“g a m *
m ay
National Baseball
Hall Of Fame Gets: ' T r d,T m
Five More Plaques-rH
ar*-
1
I
1
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SAN FO R D
Paint & GIuhe Go.
117 I'ark Ave.
I'hona M l
WHILE THEY LASH
(Ai
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PAGE FIVE
TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
MONDAY, JU N E ll> IM®
^
■■■i ■■■■«■■ iw ■ !■■■■ .
Nutionul Guard
, percentage drop in aales means red rowing from hank* end Insurance
companies.
Ink.
None of this menus, hu.lncxx
There's still n third potential
.
trM i In the security wail. Shoe-.observers point nut, that the po
E«h *0r *trlnjr businesses sprang up since Itentlal weak spots necessarily will
. S . 1' . .
! the war because it wns so easy to undermine the security wall. It
u , (* th . . . ^ r„ A ni
Mll<
hard to fall. And firms |JUst means that there they are.
and other costs liKreased. most w|lh „ *tnall liut profitable bust- and we'd better watch them
'"■*» M ora the war over-expanded
—-------- ..
their sales * ared also. True, th y , 1() t(||(8 advantage of the boom
l * i n B t t l l V t* to
had to sell an enormous amount comlltlon* of the last three yearn.
| of goods to break even—to pay
These, In large part, are the
{I'eNllnueri K »n« t*aa* One)
the costs of duihg business. Yet, one*
now swelling the bankruptcy
they sold so many goods that they j’"”
»iT^Vih**),luv^say'tllat^if **"’ ‘'sclmiige of such games for
not only broke even, but ....... o t h,. Inefflc e. I "i.« m SEder tto m y M n t of value.
j handfome profit In most casea- j l|„lllnl„ vf will
J n, he
, J Just »* l„
ii „f#‘
or (be lull
prowell
o ff . A
. . seellon
. .
. also
,
.
.& profit ro Urge In dolUri Iremise economy
without them. Hut each fn llu w can fh tc ! tha operation of *uc'i muchI t i l t * were no heavy.
bring Its shock to those nearby. mT *'1,111(1 "'*« •*«* construed a* vloNow, as sale* volume drops, and Distruat is « contagious disease. I»‘ i'ig any of the S ta te * anticosta ami wages stay high, some
A fourth potential weak spot la gambling lawsof these companies may no lunger high taxation. True, much o f the
Governor W nrreii *« d he also
break even. They are geared to security wall we have been build- WH* opposed to the h II lev unite
boom production only. A small lug rest* oil these taxes the wall II I’liiitalneil no lestriction on the
Nation’s Business
FAINT WITH
CARMOTE
PAINT
M i l d e w H an Ia t l n g
Stay'* White
T h m Is sans bailer at any price.
RglH
ip
O |
*
“ You Can’t Beat It for Q uality”
“ You Can't Beat It for Erie*"
OUTSIDE W HITE | | . 9 5 to fg .1 5 UAL.
OIL BASE FLAT WALL *g.2S to ff.OU UAL.
(COVERS ANY SURFACE)
WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE
Call us for responsible painters who
will guarantee their work.
It'iiatlHusil Pram Pssr lin n
t'pl. Tnlmage K. Smith, Jr . Pfc.
Libert V. Ityid , I'fc. Itulpli I I.
David, I'fe
Kichuril A
Frank,
J i .. I'fc John It. Mcl.ellaa, I'fc.
Itoliert I.. Heaves, I'vt. W illlullt
A. Cagle.
.11 , I'vt.
linger K.
Crocket. I ’vt
Itonuld C. Knight,
I'v t. I'm Is-1 II. Lansing, H I. I'v t.
James A Manning, i'vt John F..
Padgett, I'vt
Horuld C.
Puttersou, Pvt I tin laid H Piercy, I'vt,
Huimirl II Itaulerson, Pvt, Wesley
M. Hmdersoit,
Pvt.
Itoliert L.
Sliunmn. I'vt Leon M. Swain, Jr,,
I'v t. Ilv ion J
Tillis, Pvt Lexter
I. Tillis. I'M
Wallace L Tyre,
I'vt Milton It Wilson, ltd , Joe
It. (lusher, ltd Ilnmild K C uff,
man. ltd John It. Ibinuwuy. ltd .
Alfred F lliiip e r. lie)
Warren
of Social Security insurance, farm number «"d "•* regulation «l the |l Owens,
.It , Itet
Keith
11.
4',eliumiielier.
Met
Thurston
C.
price support, mortgage insurance, machines.
I deposit
insurance,
government
" I hey could ami would tie placed T vre and Itet Eugene W illiam building programs, mid the like. In drug stores, lunch stands uml son
a I
These taxes were benrnble when othei place* In the vicinity of polo
i mtssetl along in (lie year* o f soar- He "cliool*. It i* a m a tin ot coin- I lie fu le then, it w ill l-ecolue law
lin g sales, prices uml profits. But mon knowledge that these macin' w ithout bis signature
not when they help to keep up Inc* lire attractive nuisance* fo rj Tin goVeinm said lie lecognixed
prices which
scare
customers children, anil would extract u largeI the value in gum! gnvci iiMieut thm
fix- part of their lunch iinmev.
away. And not when they are fix
might come from
the new "
Wurreti said be Is opposed to tb e |
ed taxes, as apart from flexible
fere lice bun an law, but "there alt
income taxes, that help keep the Stoic going ‘‘further into the smile piovisinus of the bill whlcl
break-even point
imriimfortubly gambling business." However, If I look ulion with feelings of deep
the Legislature decides to do so,
high.
concern 1
Also, taxes have been hlHIiivd he sold be hope* tlo- decision will
The toll ran o pellltin g e lilllv l
be
mode
"only
after
o
roll,
free
for keeping investors from financ
IIIliII I a ,.in,, i l n| le g i-la tiu s wil
nnd
frank
discussion
of
the
many
ing business operations, so that in
have In Lint i i n ltim Its to look Mite
dustries have hud to finance ex- problems involved III such o pto- •peiatiou-. of I In- agencies and
piinslon mil of profits, m by l«ir- graot."’
i in s titu tio n of government
and
He sultl he believed the Legisla
make i i 1 1im m einhilton* lm etaing
ture should odopl u basic tux
es,
plan which would solve tin- State's
tio v i’l iim i W a lle n said till- law
financial problems for years to
come, but not by basing "out w ill iiiake it possible foi Hie legis
O ptom etrist
economy on piecemeal legislation la liv e loiincii In e iie io a d i on pow
e ls and duties reseived by Ho
er legalising gambling."
Hit Mag Italia Ave. I'huna &IJ fu rth
And the bill creating u inference Const it lit loll lo the i-trc n t ive and
ilnlieial lo mu he-.
human to dig up facts ulnt figure*
A llllo llg ii evplessllig 11 teal Hllll
for the Florida l.egislotme i* law
tile act goes too riincTi power to
with lluvernoi Warren's hesitant
the dll eel oi In- inlded lie believes
■ignulure.
lie said be appmved tile meus Hie ) r i‘ islatlv< tootieil w ill esla
—DRIVE-IN—
Idlsli poln o's lo i in 11 tbe poweis
ure with "misgivings" beeause lie
Wall Paper • I’uloi
feaied it mlghl result in the teg
t I I I II S I IE I’O lll
esitiw s **a e«a*rss»x»**
i :islatu e branch interfering with
W IN I FI! H A V E N . Ii..... I t
n ib a. M x v u a u s v x x i a
uthei brunches of government, and
id'i
I lie Stall- I ’llt it-. Iiisp. etlull
It gave Hie bureau dlteelot loo liin in n lit oo \ M ie p .n i today
liiueli power fur a slate employe.
ill boxes
deadline foi lorn to sign I
til Opel not lliiingi-s | nugei me! or The
Veto nets left by tile I.e g is lu lU I. Rail
. ,, 1
lltltlfl
.<1
" is mntnighl tonight. If lie ueilliei | l‘l in k
6,169
22.2
Ink
lup p io .es am diauppioves a bill i Total
1 t M.t
11,1,362
I6U
See
S e e ,- S h e # N epal* N*»
T e - tia e
abu* Nepal* U lte a K t t r a
W ee*
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
“Sanford'a Leading Paint * Glaaa Store”
117 So. PARK
F rt« Delivery
PHONE SOS
CITY SHOE SHOP
■ la a a a le r a * V H.—
WANTED!!!
Young Women 18 Tp 35
Steady Positions for Sewing
Machine Operators.
We Will Train You!
l)r. Henry McLnulin
A PPLYi
TALBOTTS
Florida Fashions Manufacturing Co., Inc.
101 r.asl Piral Street
o n n r *'F
T W O B R O THER S
I in th e m i n n
Tin: n in t h j ih h e ia l
C O I.I.F H K S T A T IO N . e x .-lA 'i
*T IT IN AND Ft »lt SEAI IN« »LE
--T w o
brothe*
have
a good
iMI'XTV FI.OI11DA IN i 'IIAK• ELY Nm T1M.1
i chance to will varsity letters ill
•
y»:sT»:u
i: m m iiu a n
loot hull at Texas A * Si next fall.
t*n(l)|,|il|fi,1 lit
They are the llavldsons of Port |
V«
A rt Ini i Itoliert Is a guard and ( Fft \ N*’l!*f s|| \ H Mm HUA.N
1**•!*•■-iV.uif
Charley pluys end
III \ Oil! E
Legal Notice
NOTH H T il
Tf* W IL L IA M
LKVS IS
Y«mI,
ji nil
f m Rn A
r*» k l t t l r i u HUM S N i r
• tU M I N o s k lto M » 1
s a f a r i. ■avaU l
T
i h Urn iaB i * f Maa j i a a r t f b f
a Hsaaa a# a w lla a ja a a rita a
ta f a n
a* a a r lla a la a a rN a r
n i l w a r Hi la lb*
llaaXI# r a ta fa* t ia e * <
P H O N E 148
W aal I N
w ill a«
• r 1 ha fa ta a h a a a
s r a a i a a i a b a r a a If f a a * a aass
la IU1M l a l i t 1al*»baaa h a ak .
la f a la f a fa*
i la IIH « I * <
lla a th a a a t lafflaa
a
* tl* . l a » H t r fa r
r |h a haal i s s s t hl*
~ a aHl IANM a ia a l ha
a t i l t * , a ll W
la aa* afN aa a a th a 4a a * h a la fa
I
aahllaalfaM .
aa ja a N N M ti
1. 7 a* - i
If aa an
«•
'U .
FOR
KENT
— 5 h!—
i * i i iit i ’*«»(*rt 11•■•».(**« in Siihfonl* Florida. m .1 • ••riuin mill
|it*litllitU lii lli»* i*iit nil I'Miirt
Nrlilitinti* I 'mint v Lb-rld.1 in Chun
I’rfy * III! abllfa'i (Jl I«n1 I III*’ I'f w lilt'll
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Price reexunable at $13,000.00.
Nice 2 bedroom home located
Weet aide of town, ready to
move Into, Price $4,200.00, ft,—1
200.00 down, helance low monthly payment.
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WARE COMPANY.
a rage apartmen
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HALL A BRNNBTT
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Celery A Sanford Ave.
Tuxedo Feed Mora.
garden plot*.
pfota. Phone 147-J.
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2nd.
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be proud to-own, parka well e.
a woo-wagonh drlvdd ’ slick for
a vacation ear, A pool Investit In pleasure at $1228. Han. Motor A Equipment Co. 208
let. St,
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mileage. Unusually clean. The
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I GOOD Mule, I double wagun and
paired; new liruke hose Install
various mule equipment. R. C.
ed; llghta. horns, Ignition, molar
T hrasher^elerj^A je
tune-ups; spark plugs cleaned;
fro n t end rchushed; king pinsHELP WANTED
bearings, shock absorbers; car
buretor oil filters; wheels bal
Girl Wanted
anced; m u ffler; tail p ip e.; floor
French Pantry
mats; body tightening; radiator
hose;
fan belt*; Guaranteed
EXI'FHIe NCKD Steam P r e . a
work, using beat m aterial al
Operator. Downtown Cleenere A ways
a saving. Plume 12 for esLaundry.
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111 K. 1st. HI.
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AT THE Cowan Apia., conven
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Poet Office, one room efficiency
apartment, modern ill* hath,
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fELARA A P A IflltN fS
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(1KNKHAI, MOTOIIS DIKHKL C A LL 617 for IlM le ry , tieneraHir
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KNHINKS
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W. First
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| other Applicatlonx.
SHK US FOR
M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G
THREE brdmmn house, v.ry | For d .lall. write,
A N D T Y P IN G
modern hardwood floor., .a
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C R E D IT B U R E A U OK
bath., nice ground., good ntlgh'
SAN FO RD
GOOD A N D B A D
bor*. T.rms,
$29.96 0 * N
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l$!96 O R L A N D O Morning Sentinel. O roptrating profitably.
I lamlo Evening S tar. Call Ralph
I Used Coll spring for
10.96
Itav. 1H16-J.
I hav. ranch land., Improved and1 duuhl* lied
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bed
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A C E IV L E N H
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Used How Kod double lied 7.60,
W E L D IN G
with Pin., L'yprex. A Hardwood.
1 Used Metal single bed
7.60
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20H W. 1st Street
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Phon. I2HI 203-1)9 E, 1x1. HL
OIL DRUMS. Heavy 66 gal. gal-, cycles mpalied, luck mid key
wurk. Nn waiting w ink ‘'liarFOR ~ FAltMH, home., business
vnui/c.i drums, clean, $6,00 each
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Sliuinan, 210
property and acreage, . ch your
while they last.
East
4th. St.,
Sutdiird, Fla.
K. A. -Stroul Realty Agency HKNKAItIK Glaaa A Paint Co.
IF iirm i'tly with W illiams Fix!I
Orle K. Mathleux, Associate 112-114 W. 2nd. HI.
Phone 229.
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1007 E. Second Street or phon*
1309-J.
6— A R TIC LES W ANTK
S T E A M -L U X
Hiiuse
Washing.
Entire iiutsiite area
Including
TWO STORY brick huilding for
screens. Free estimates. I'lmrie
cash prK-e paid f - r need
wr^klng and removtd from Highest
furniture. Ted Devil Furniture collect Oviedo 20HL
^roj^erty. Call 1M-J after 6:00
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
ArHelen For Sale
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Sanford Herald, 1949
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, June 13, 1949
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 13, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald