13 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3c89f8e42dc9efe2c6732ceccdf0d0d5.pdf d837d0cd93ceb10393e897d8b868f4d2 PDF Text Text 1; % ~7.vm- '/Z w v .n m A n * TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFi RAGE 3 K O u r E v e ry d a y S h e lf P ric e s A re Low ! Low ! Low ! Vs , \ W \ \ nv L e ttu c e 2 2 5 w w ffllH nsU LAKE CO. 27-lb AVO. ^ W A T E R M E L O N S Fre»h Green The Penny w ire food shopper i« e 'e n C alif. Lon? W hite Cauliflower Potatoes Cheese •» e iv single ' .p e rla l" ih e p irka lip In a fond OUOMMMfim Plm. O liva Pirn. Pinery f!» 5-ox. far. 23c Old Eng., SinoVelle, Rolen Ol IO M A k ( .A H lN f Chnnne ft Brjroil 5-ei. Jar 28c Phllli. Cre.m Cheeie 2 pkgi. 29c Inv D IX IA IIA a. low *» ttie It lia ' mI w « vh ' i to l.een our atm to help » v h i iM 'oni Save A I.title F.v m y l)a v f in F 'e iv Single Thal'a w h y m m any of Hie pe nn y, w i.e lo lk i are ih n p p in g in n u r il. n e i Southern G o ld C o lo rod M 'lrguiliu* Redi-Mixt C HI P S O Ob*. 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Sliced Boiled Sliced Pig H i m '/>-lk. 49c Llvtr Klngan'i Reliable Bolngna Pig Iparorlbi lb. 41c * S c m i c •Hee la e leaflet leefrel Swlfl'a Premium Lamb Shoulder Rant lb. lb. 41c Fed lb. 8-Ot. Can 39c "TROPICAL" Brand Ik. Apricots 55o Rant lb. 39o c ii 12 Argo No. 3H Whole Unp lb. Fre«h Picnic Pork 8 »/aC 13-ox. Cuban Pineapple Chaaka mi 23c Argo No. 303 8)Iced Boston Bull 43a kubu mb No 2 Car 19c Del Monte tyo. 303 DeLiixe Fltmi MB 17c Comitock No. 3 Cut Ic d c eba reenle Weanle No. 303 8 1 ? I / ) [) Kretachmer 3-o«. 8 im : |ii ljlk Nabiaeo Thb 'VKU&JSSMi *■ JW "*■* - ..... .'.- y W»T. *J ■Ip *i •fi 14c Dlxla Darling HORMEL'S Chicken Broael lb. 19c 14c » or l.ipton Ice Cream Mix GRADS "A" FLORIDA DRKHHED * DRAWN POULTRY Bath Cke. 2 3 c 17c Dixie Darling Old Farhlonad SWIFT S Premium Rolled VEAL ROAST 14c Dixie Darling lUitin Wlntelimiie While 19-Ot. Can Oenlle. Mild Dog Food LUIUY'S Tomato Juice 3 lc ! l-lb. Can All-Meat Chill LUX SOAP 1 Can Nflxwell llonso Shortening 11C Ho. 17c Tomato fol-e Household C leaner T |P pkg. Mo 303 Cen WELCH'S 1? o* Cert* SWIFT'S 2 21c Dinner Tabagco Cnt»un 26c Reg. Cite. 32c Holla 33n I<o>. |e l. No Roup Brum 3 pkg. filg ld Dough RITTER'S reMDER BBGP ADDliO BREEZE Quart 29c Holla Peanut Rutter 27c Reg. Can pkg. 35c Clovetleaf BEECHNUT Tiny Diamond* "f tux Large Box /l//GO SWEET 39c pkg. Frigid Dough Spinach LUX FLAKES Large Box 39c Limas p ro m lie . a llif a r lliin , l.w i- nol o n ly a. fai a. fa ir 26 LARGE BOX pkg. Agen Frozen h ill flo in e v e r' angle pltg. Frozen Gat den Hun pleajed In gam m any new palrona ea. Ii week We Swifts Uoop Flttkea Troran Sliced Kroren Raby 0 Kii ' hI M e m " < STRAWBERRIES »erv Imveat anyw here, and o .u a ltv ...... ... lo w er lU llan l e Biscnili 2 pkgtv. 27c 29c CAN Fur \ear« it Ita i l.een n u r polo \ to keep m i ever y ila y «lie|f p rire . SPREADS 29c Orange Juice Concentrate , .e a lire . th a t she buva 2* reg ular *h *l( item * fn r Krrill t'amoue CLne-a us. "Snow crop" m ore lig h t p u re r!" reg ulai p rlre Ite m . Ilian .tie i. it»o• 5 Bcha. •if Ihe 'hot week end ip e c ia l" T h a i's h»< auie ih a Lb l!)C California rn n a iin u * o f the < i n n | i ih e ra n realize In buy ms SM.HR FltKKH Cabbage lb. 5 ,/2c Tomatow HEAD 2 9 c ELKHORN 6 9 £ EHUI . f-' -n.*Vi i\ • .-fci w sm & �*— -rn b U nity T h m i t S tr tn r th — ^ ' T* PntMt th* Pm u af the World} To h wM U U« P tM tm i f America} * h h U w Pr«HrT(| far Saalerd. ^ SThu H a n f o r d • S)L UM KXXXX AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Soviet Union Seeks German £eace Treaty W EATHER M!M ami partly cloudy, moderit# rssterl) -mils through Saturday »ilh local .bowers. Itm ttft > SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY JUNE 10. 1919 Established 1908 THE A ssociated Press Leased Wire No. ‘2 09. U. S. Declares Japan Is Now $41 Million Increase In Fully Disarmed Unemployment Funds Yesley Memorial Groundbreaking Vtehinsky R e q u e s ts Removal Of Occupa­ tion Troops 1 Year Following Signing Japanese Ate Work­ ing To Be Self Supporting. State Department S a y s PARIS, June 10 —(/P)— Russia celled today for a n**» Bit Fout reference within thtee month* to draft a German peace treaty. French sources laid. Soviet Foreign Miniiter Andre* Y. Vishinsky placed before the For­ eign Miniiter*’ Council a proposal that all four power* occupying Ger­ many agree to withdraw all their troop* one year after a German peace treaty i* ligned. ^ J h e propoial came in a meeting nrwhich the miniiter* of Britain, Fiance, Runia and the United States mught to talvage lomtlhing from the clutter of disagreements in their talk* on Germany'* future. Yeilerday Vishinsky had accepted a U. S requetl that East-West trade and traffic talk* in Berlin be ended by Monday. Vlihlnaky asked his council colijfeues to lay down the procedure for drafting tha German traaty before they wind up thli session In Paris, the French aources said. Meanwhile the Western Powers aodght weekend talks with thr Russians In an effort to maet the Monday Headline set by the foreign ministers In Paris for solving the Berlin rail atrlka and uther trans­ port problems. MaJ. General Oeoy^ P. .Hey*, deputy U. 8 . military guvernm. nvBerltn, said tha Invitation to the Ruailans was sent by the United States with British and French agreement. "We have had no firm reply frum them yet." Haye laid. The proposed meeting would bring together tha .economic and transport chiefs of tha four powers In a revival of talks that have been going on for weeks. W A S H IN G !O N . lunr I II </l’ > T h r t_ m in i S la tr, ilr, laird tudat the Ja p a lifir arr tun* (um plrtel) disarmed" ami winking to hr* him s ill suppniliiig a< Hum a» potiihlr R r ,rilin g allai kt mi |l*e l : > dgClHim lii hall Japaurtr wai ir I p ita iio n i, a liiinia gusriniiirtii stair mrnl taltf llttt and othri l • S actin'** on lap.ill t t n r ilu l.itrd In "hen* nr* r»»ity " RequestedByPresident Sen. Curses Wall,tec's Campaign Leader At Hearing Tn Cmh Commies M iam i Council Preston Tucker Votes Indicted On 31 Against Charges B y Jury i Bookie Cleanup Mantifa* t i n rr f''.irc*i j M I.S.S Yc;ti Scttlrtupl e a s u re W n tiltl In s t n i r t c rl Vo K ill' I l.t v e P ti I i r r ( ir iu ilitiu g W A S )H S t,lo ,*., j „ lu. m |,p , I ’te "I,-lit I mm.in uppril by J 4 I,<HitMKMI | „ |,i |n. nliio.ite nl iio*> mm II the tt-.i-' .il £,,* ei limeol will neeil in the nc*l I .' mnnllii for yr.int. I,, .',1 -, |,,, utirmplovnient , ,,topen..iiiiii, .m l r ,i,p i"in irn l icr* i k adininuDatinn I I - a A r.l l i.t,£,r , I,, appiopiialr it A White Home .lalemenl istd Die lliune* i.* nr, ei.iry "in pro*liir loi ,< lir .m ri **,,i|* lo.ni hi • 9 ri() th,hi h.ul hr,m - In., ,ie*l pre Ami $ n n .o n n Einrj Th* ilal*1t,fni iri.ittnl thr Ain MIAMI HI aTT m Tim- III i/Pi t Mil AI J v It,Me 10 (d ’ l p ie , I eihan innlrnllon that |ai>in i« mi Mir , >1, i mill* il voted *a,iii,i Oil I l.l ke., ,,|,,M|olri 1 1 1 .1 II.,, r| ^ able ... pay liuthri damagr* with out impeding lit if.m riy H-.lormy lllloiool.ilr lit,| p r,e | y..l nit., mi,I , a crackdown on a hooktoskoig *ynthe Iapannr to *r1( mppntl, it tali), Iiiiaiii. l.oii, lo.lay wa* m.li, led oil dicate i,v -I lo l heir today is thr "only iinu.tr <<lIrrssm rr.il haigr. of iit, i! f l .1inI. M i ,m la I The ie*i iliitii.li w a, pieienled tiy hope *.l preventing a Inline trurttal ton, an,I ■,<i. pua, V ', e ,rn as | Mel,III | l,i.|i.ii,t, in to, ,'lc, Ic aounclllnan and ,i , ini idm*: alloi •« i.atr- were iiu I h |r.| will. him. . 0)11*1* Members of the First Christian Church attend the ground lunikiug ..serclsrs for the Yesley Mem-;°1 J.ipanrte nnlitantm nry It n,*(,i|. led llie , lo.-l ol poll, >■ A M ..Mil,* in,hi tnii-hl ,* .* i r mini Pnrsonngr on Mothers Duy. Mrs. W. P, Y*‘* ley. wife of the hit,. Itev Yesley in whose memory The tl.itrm eni t>,|t nurd hv the M i I Him, in * Imilgi-t, 'iil.iiotlrvi m il ihe • M, maoagei In "employ the liome will lie erected, '* shown turning the fit at spade of eiirtli tlllieia in ttie photo ituludr from Slate Pepartliieiii m i.el.all ol llir ' i l l i r . l l . e l t . i r | r< |r , .1 | , l , b ; r | o h l l M t lim p e t. IM liMIMIV. i .lined all left to right: Paul Carpenter, Jr., Mrs. W. II. Vmii. g, Itev J. It I arm , Itev l.ntvreiire Ashley, E. C. Arfnv .uni othri .ig rm ir* m irpls I ' | t a , o r | . \ . g. in .l n o , w h l i l l every mean, ,t rhrn dt.po.al to i|em "I f l IT.IMXIJIIIII I,,, i|,,, put Dob-ton, fester Tharp, Mrs. R. (j. Fox, W. C. Tis mi, J. ,1 IVlni.,, Mu ,1. It Rielitir.ln, Mr.i. W. P. i p e p l I ' w r r l . , | | , | e I r l , I,* to d r ilr o t and Ir,inm ate ihr blither pme I iienipl,,*mrnl lia* im rr.tieil Tetley, Knlph Johnson, Ur. A, Held Mverilt, (1. W. Morgan, W II Vming, 0 D l.undirs*, Mia. tJ. T. to in to lam of I h im . ihr Philip v r i l i g a l H i * . l l a i i * of l o i k e i an il illegal a ilio h r , nl ll*r I I'.M illlllig) Mil, e i liei, Peaisoti, Glenn C. Utt, Kail Evans, Mrs. U. I). I.on dress. Mrs W C Tuoii, llaviil Wilson ami Graham pinrt ami o llirr P i< ill* Alh*» *Vlulli ale Riggs. • Tl.e United State, la.| month 1 , 1 , , m p o i .l.o ii llie f t ) IMHt.tn.lt p ,,| a Veiling agio**) the piopmal were M a , i M o i i „ p o , , i h l r p e n a l l i e , f,,r hailed any further reparation;, dr Inl.il ,,t $147 »'>/',7ltl tli.it M i. outgoing M h o , Man ie lilirin i.ltl, live n et and aiintrunerd 0 would , 0 , 1 * 1, hi'ii m o l e i i h r iimIm liner,I In oppose any elforl to tevivr the w a r w o u l d a m o u n t t o l '* ’i v e a i , nil- .mil t o iiiii iltoeii William Ifiirbirrlge, I nillian aikrtl nl I ,m i(i»n Am erican ‘G irl’ Contract Let For Construction datnage payment, t o t h r Philip p r i v o o o r nl m i l fr^ tlH H I n, ( to r M lU lltr b iro , , ,,<I l> I rr I ’owrll lippleMo-Mt i iii* I .In .oil l.'.jll-'li'd pine., China and ollisr . win, h lia.l Snppoihim ,1 will, Itn ba,.| w rrr lot tilll .stiff Dir liefl Do al ve.ir l o t p.o I, o i i h e r i g h t d« ir nil n*t Ihrni I I - a T i-.l i * '. 1 ; ( | , | 1 I f n the Is Convicted O f O f Yesley M em orial Parsonage jjraoeiveil I la ,old I tnk Ih r .............. tie :':* ,.f i»,ol liaiftl, jnrw ly namnl Mav S h i r e llien, t h e . l e e t t l m . l i a r h e r n I'Jfitt fi .al vein Iwgiiuung July fiv r of i t .l .lotj; rrg n lalio it. ,»t llo* | ,o,l t ,„|IM d'oall Itill'ieri Itoli, I aii.l L ,l..I ' ‘..I.-1 f 'i il r . in lent lUnrh'i attn.'K in i II Million Fm it ie, mol K»,-tianite ''o n m ti, I r’liv M an.ign I'lam le Rrn.haw yes i A rm y Desertion The cnnlrarl for rniitlrlli D»n ,.| il.r Yrilry Meiooiial I’aitonagr 'Basin n .•niiilniaHoii win. I. fix-'* i ,Serin hill hm.I ol , on ipltarv M llrildnl Ihr iMrellpg lull nitiile II The ..Mil i 1 ........ . , lie 11lit * v.is let l*D night hv ll.r Fuat ( T i i i . I mm ( h u r i l . to the ( iiim n l llrainard ....... ipalion polit'v t .o J a p a t i IMli, i 11. , ,i. ,i,i llo Ill 111 an allaWel with Mi. .*,',, whet w bell ItlibiO.I .i. l r . l tori) h r new statement sough to an ,imi Nelson. and limldimr n due t o .tail within die nest two week, The ‘ Tswrr d'-ld and doe, I,,i of w fil'tlirr. it ieappoiriti d. lie would n l * .......... I tliese n n p lain t* point •>> For Die Wat \ >et . .-Y,lti,iiii.-tta ­ Hill Admits Leaving ground breaking ceremony wa* held o n Mother', Hay. , por ,,rlot, aic wage wai »,o in , K•• r . hr i'o.-l in m JJ'i.'iO'i.nnii point I I. , . ..I.| \ K m. .fro, ..a, \ln ,ft " I want M i. Reii.liaw l„ ..lataAir Force For Role The parinoage rommitter ha, pnirhsted two loti adiommg dir lliiresu o| 1 abm Stntistu-s, f4,Terming Dir, reparation, at-tmn \ t,riili.iin K a ta '/, Ninth Unity whelher m not lo1 will help me 2li»,0Uli to M',-eleiai4i it. puigtum church properly at 161)1 Hsnfmd* ------a "oecesaary aten for tin achieve­ un.i.l, * at'f . tollllM M iiip * upolta On English Stage Avenue, making a total of four in this flg iit," until Hk'lintd. fm revi»mg Die eoiuum -ts' pun* | o ■, ment of basic allied * *'*m *■ opjc, law r* Remihaw tpiietlv dm,diet! on s index baled oil up to date in­ which are owned hy the churrli. K r i l l Q n I o R l t l o f live*, in Japan," the atatnueril ilr | i i 1 1 , , , * i,o I h,. a g o . pad and did not answer Thr ipirs- come am! ixpt-r It'ure pu"ertv' DURTONWOOD. Eng., June 10 The two lots between ths parson U 13U V a U lllC I dared the U S. noillnin *-* "full* (ortnr* • Mo, H i >**>■1 n -to, , |j nn r(>ji#atrd twice more failed lo Ollll In e.Hit,HUP 1l<e llifol mat hill —(JT*>—An Air Force couri mar­ age and church will he used is a « ■ Ifft a a ronv*nant" with the wartime Pots floated i*'< pot,I*, is,or ,.( -to .I* draw any answer from llensliaw The Stale D rpaituieril, Jl.PSb,tial convicted Delbert E. Hill today playground for children A tlC P fl I A A f t I I n dam Dadaratiun. Die cm potation; •! Spectators who crowded ths auil cilucation piogiam in Kutra The parionage Is to be built n a W U 1 U r t l l V l l of deirrtiun for hit four year *1* The Potsdam dadaiaMnn aai.l D m "il A tide J.'oiincil elierol.er In «-*t v bell diout Tlie preiideiit's I iim .I T.'00,000, In memoir of the lale William a irly assnciet»ence a* "D nnn* Delbert," girl that "Japan shall b f petm llfeil t- tn* iliili. D e li,lit, fomerly assoc,at- |] r ,| .| "w hy .d"n .don'tt you an sw erf", and tor InitildatInn of ,eiid lease pro­ Perry Yeelcy, who .lied while serv­ >,ii, |i, o.gH Mamifni tnting "meke.V *’ *»". " i*l vpTi Industrie* a. will |. *sn i, igatitab gram. f i t * e * tu _ m U h e -E n ilith music lu ll Ing R a ilw a y Strike Imi will be ing an pgator. Mtrtor, and It will The vote by Dir four roUnrilniMi •mtalti her ecmioiny and per mil Company of D etroit, and former I'.niiier in an sngry seen#, Jten»tage rii|iled hy the Rev. J. F “Ranonll ' >r b)sms and tha Berlin rail atrlke are the exrrilD'in of Jirwl repaiatioM» a fe*v itminriit.i la in again d ID dii ret,it and treasilier ot Tuckei iilnt l a .llsliii 11 > Mi i.il di tuns ied i Hill, who told the court he tell ri». It w ill he of concrete hlnrk "all one package." I i n l Re, krlm en, tiJ, * in. ag o chant's resolution brought boos i ■M hind, hill not Dinar whirl* would It (ii,Mu in, wlin w a, Henry conatiurtion w ith asphalt shingle! L C D ( If * I r To Consider tirld Do- pods of director, g* ' |enable tier In trn tm for win fr ..r11 Dii' spectators The western conferee have re­ the Air Fm tr jutl after being ■* roof and floors w ill he of conWalla.-. campaign uinnngrr, * . ... *• « Mi Rlibard . are you or a i* Ih e U S •taieineot cimtnimd end sales manager and '-sn tills* fl.ilit Mie w ithe.., ,1,aii of Die fused to agree on any trade pact signed to duty a* a latrine orderly errte with asphalt III* covering.1 r \ | i | r r , | | r b o u t I M l i n n vice piesiilenl **f Tucker t orpoia * .,, not m favor of gambling Senate beat mg '...lav and ealled until the strike Is settled, ’they following Japan'* surrender hi 1945, The living ronm w ill have a fire -. I f .1 * \ A*i"it / - i 1 t If , , , .Dir . a action .'omD ii 'I c i I in ili I',w ell aiVrd Ihe attorney him an S It |l m tin- lnlt-w ord.1 Insist settlement on the strike Is a wa * ifirtenced to rerve two year, place Two bedroom■ w ill he pro-i • rt I f W d l l t O i l l ilc. liiim s of tlie t'ai ba tten, * ,‘*o I Inn lie bad been a ..... . and C b iy *1** I all, Mol again.I Du* dog D a d veI .HU, Motsion, Die I,lame , in,till! irhl oil I'',,M| M,,i,o Russian matter because the Rus­ at Irani labor, He al»n svas nrdrird vlderl i . , , ' , I „„ll»i,e.l i»e l-aae »'s, a,, i | would tint In- against I hink Ital.tii’iM had lefu > I ft, ari-.vver rmooiisaim, it.irlf lircai* > of sians control the rail systemM olr than tfM> persons donated , , . ^ ' ' *"n,‘ (l 1 Prmtr real mg if it lic> aliie legal," Itn li ., <|itr,D,,|i ivlistlte, in* l« American authurltlce said they given a bad conduct dischatgr flir If,,111111 ,,i I, since the cainpalgii |o |M " n ,le r\A li|rr ■ailed an emergent v ' full’ll i,vi , foili year > ■i .1 i , phid I no mi favm ,.f old* a ha h'len a inrmlioi ,,f Do* were willing also to take up the airman, a IVyear-otd I'lol.nlel- nine funds started a year ago. T lie l meeting "I ihe Hutish , abmel to triee ,,,i I w i epnl a ll,,Ma , II, n11■I lo W a r r e n S i ^ n s K i l l M Mfilllktim IIII > -iur It I .1 ated I. y i,l ...... I ’ll Mg gilnaii. drilled be w.a, a deserter. strike as a separata matter. balance of I.'I.OIHI has tieep bar- ,|.,y lo a. I on thr nalmn's tailw ,* pi bald c,i i Do* lone vote \> f.,i , riln , * *, uf file I 'ml* d “ Hcln* Uracht, chairman of the I lie ,aid be alway, inlen.lerl to lowed fim u tin* Christian C liuirh ........ S u llin g U p S t a i r ag .in * Mie leappoililmcnl of t.'atr* alnov greater regard for striking union, took a dim view come hack to the Air For* ,*lend<.|| Hoard. . . . . . . . . . Hen,haw as edv iiiam igei, and N a t i o n a l . l a y c u e A llle, arranged to drive Iron, rhe l-m ie r (or Dun, its Allies, thr tr of the prospects for ssltliment. merely ah,ent willioul leave, ami i l.mdrr Tharp I, chairman S c h o l a r s h i p V u i \ i \ again I Hen tiliepiinl ill city at "■■■■ of ... Die . , ., in , I -1j r In I noted f* lallntn doliai i-orilM ( o n e la v e S p a r k e d pleadrd innocent to a rliarge ol r"ii,t,itttet* ln. t"l 10'* " 4l? n« L ab”( 1 V hoiioti Of ................ and .....I Jayceea Vote To Aid Scout Drive I which Mrs. pool foi tin .rsuon willi othrr mum (ll>l| • ouial beat Don .... ...................... 9 lilt P M at No III pi ipoiDonate niea.ure „f .acii ardou, duty. drc*. Alrx R. Johnson, thr* Rev, >, , , ,, , The prosecutor, Captain George ,t y McKinley of the Viral Meth- ,,nwnmR ,,r*f '* "i* "Ibtial *r -Ii f i. Ie." lie cm,lor eirieot of Japalo .e i f E. KoonU. told the rout l he r hurcli end the Rev. Paul denee. The Seminole County Junior ( , l , lo support Diermielves cmimI' m would prove that Hill left tne paipm ter of the First Christian Ihr cabinet will cntmdrr a*, ap Chember voted yesterday at their , e polite to a cliaige hy Plillippoic Air Force tn ■ July 1045, .w ith Iihe chim-h, Orlando. peal from the rseruhve of ihr Na- .I- legale I «i Ins Holl,lib) Dial III* meeting at tha Tourist Centar to i intention not to return This is, -----------------------V . . . , „ , tlst ths Semtnota county Boy I a vital factor tn proving a charge MI'HDKK VERDICT Donal l moil of Kailwaymen IN* i*) ’ upalion i. bring sabotaged by outs In securing funde for the I PANAMA CITY, June t 0—(/P) 'omtervenr m a thiralenert national • I., fm m er / miI mM.i i i class in Japan. coming year by tailing tickets to ; of desertion. - llo , is made iip of Dir imbJiii m Koonte opened hl* case P* | —A coroner's Jury tetnrnsd a sloppaur nl Dams on .Sunday th e Sanford-Orlandn baseball do>trralists, hanker , and triidei ■■ troduclne In wMeiiM ‘h* ' ' “‘I'” verdict of murder and suicide In Tbr union appeal followed game to ba played at tha Munici­ g, niped m ii.lly Into big faniil* he said Hill wae wh*1 ' tbr shotgun draths of Hilas M. pal Park Juna 23. break-tlottii nl nl negolutm negollatloiis vr*ln Ui‘ J n, v e in ...... I,me* The U !• datement <h he was wa* arrested aatt Newcastle last lest U p„ " , . " Vomu,-^ r.o ,,,f " " * . " ' break-down ............. ........ •> “ ' InrlmleB o , i„ t , Preildent Gordon Bradley an­ nounced that tha naw officers would be Installed on June 80. B. L. Perklnt, Jr., urged a quick claan up of membership duet. DOCTORS RBINBTATED lLLEDGEVILLE, 0*., June (/?)—Twalva ouited doctors took back thalr Jobe at Georgia's huge hospital for the Insane to­ day. as State Welfare Director Jack Forreetar and Deputy Di­ rector T.' A. Dachman resigned. The doctors .-mat tftie morning and announced* they would accept reinstatement. They are amweted to go back on tha payroll tomor­ row, at which Uma tha aatfgna tfone of Forreetar and Dachman J n affective. r currRUfO sto u o t NEW YORK. Jntta M M AVFor the second Urn* * thalvea hare made from the personal lea abating etar Yesterday, |88. tablea and other 'stolen from a haullnt tha eL.. terminal for aW: Wrnla. Follea broke Into tha a traffic i : FBFFBR B U I S WONfeT WASHINGTON. Jam W~<m— Senator Pepper (D-Fta) urged approral of funda farJMarlor De­ partment projacta attasUng Flor­ ida bafora a Sanato agpriiilatlona •ahcommlttoa Thuradap. Ha aabad Mualon of i r r ^ f t o a DeSoto ^aortal •» Bradaatoai aa addi------ N far a road from Fla* to JR, Marks son, April «. They wen, women's "*» '' ” "n's 30, at sleeks, a light blouse and a pair . fl'hill|ips r , "k,ln Inlet, 8' R*,m u,*on miles west of of pink cotton panties. lllll, In a shoulder length hairdo Tl»nr*.l»y. The am,'* body end plucked eyebrawe, had lieen w*.» found In a fieh market operappearlng In a Newcastle theater u*e,l hy the father and the elder as "Donna Dalerbt, demon fire- , ' hndy «•* found In an upfat«r M fhlnlrm hfflruom, a .12 guig# pump* Hill was permitted to talk with i ««■««* bis arm. newsmen during the noon recess | ,,IIILIp )IA(4 HiRTIHlAY H* aald ha plannad avantually I f INIJON, Ju^ne —Prince to return to the stage in Amen- Unhp, Duke of Edinburgh, is 28 ca, where he performed a* a *"d*ymagician and fire-eater with the Hag* flew/ from government Haganbeck Wallace Clrcua hegln- "ffiers and other London Imlldnlng in 1936. He eaid he often fngs in honor of I’rlncess Kllra__ ft watlawse oe i-aae list belli * husband. R ev. Zim m erm an Delivers Junior day willi llie national railway es ,<i.,teil Die ,-liarue was nut I'oiMr cctilive, wlmli run* Hrltam'* rail ; bv_reports from General Dong ,.i .i nr j i. ** U»t MNjArfhur f»r rumiirf way,, to settle be Sunday* only „i,4Prvl.„ " atm vent on strikes I li-se base paralyrril rail There are of course Heirienltraffic in the north eail for tlse ,,, Japan wlilcb *r-ek lo take ail past ibrre week ends. i*antnge of tlu-tr cmnilry * plutlit Engineers anil Diemen svbo call f'" '»»•' '* nr1'} Ah r"h*,l|,< eil the walkouts are deinainiitig •'*t'letice mrfiralrt., Iiowevn. t oil withdrawal of a schedule reuiilr " " ■'"I'""™1 ff'-vn.inn.i am til­ ing them to spend some -' 'I'soiv,,lc « « « wb,,tr ,lc away from home. " R " 1" " '"9 ao„.,ort,ot: -; s1'i. Meanwhile, all rallinen are ,|e t,(,a*lhle time, mandlng s general ten ulilllirut inuiwu iiau v n r (12) weekly pity raise. The cv .. E ecutlve nays It will not talk wage* J AGKHfiNV1LLE, Jnnr II t/11 until th* Issue of the weekend Haydon Hums, Democratic stoppages Is settled. Aa a reiiull •".iiilnwes for mayor, linn an unex Diero has been some talk of s pectad opponent i^ the June -I general /" '? ! *let;tio,J' Thfbut ” aw young ,‘ n" Ployal walkout by all rail *■„- «Itepubllcan nominee, H igh School Commencement Address The rail atrik*. confined so f.r l"islne»»man. Harold W Ashley, to the eastern region from London: "rad the race fhuraday -*» an •s.»altaH*a (>■ Pa«v sis. Independent canilldale. In * commencement addicts to ihe 66 girls and 63 boys of the Junior High School graduating class ihis morning al (he Junior High 1949 Sem inole H igh School Year School, the Rev. H. L. Zimmerman, rertnr of Holy Crosi Episcopal Church, told the itudcnta that during the neat four yean they will eg Book, Salm agundi, M ak e s Debut periaaca their greatest growth in mind, body and spirit, Ha was Introduced by Supt- T .^ By WILLARD ION NOLLY W. Lawton, who sxnraaaad Ahaaka - to to tan*bars, paronla, clttoa and own opinion* add-will (Salmagundi, Semmole High School year book, make* another bid other group* who during tha paat think for yourselv*a." H* *l*o for All-American honors this year of 1949 by reverting in theme lo the urgad them to grow spiritually In veer hava contributed to the wel­ forty-niners of the gold rush n a nl one hundred year* ago. Lett year fare of the school. Mr. Lawton ea- the pattern of Jtsus Christ. Samuel Jacobson, ion of Mr. and the "Sally", as it is known among ilmlenl*. was the only year book in peeially thanked the PTA group for elding In Improvement of the Mrs. Herman Jacobson, 220 Scott Florida, collrge or high school, lo win ihe high rating. school library end providing a Avenua wa* presented by Mrs. F. On a bright cover, s u g g e s lin g * --------------------------E. Bolt with tha D.A.R. medal yellow gold, Is pictured a rotund |„wing inscription: curtain for the stag#. Tha la v . Zimmerman pointed for excellence In hlitory. forty-niner, the art work of ojt |, w| lh .incarest and deepout to tha boye of 18 that in four In making th# presetnatlon, talanted sophomora, Ingrid E s te r-'a p p re c ia tio n Dint th* Clene of year* they will ba young men with Mrs. Boll urged reverence for the ln»ble cover ehows Ihe iu4p dedicate* this annual to ono strong, mature bodies eligible to Flag and declared that America old fellow aetrida a heavily l«ed-'*hoaa faithfulness and usefulness play football or to serve |n tha la now In a "valley of decision". •bout to. Uk# a trip tu ,n lht pMt at years hava been so army. Be told the girla that they She pointed out the dangers of vUlt th* nln«te«n forty njneru »t (MitiUndlng—our own county ^uaai* da much to grow into healtlm Communism In this country and BcralnoU High School. He reap psrintendent" yaw n women. a u ifu te d that tha graduate* form peart on varloua title pages and Under the title, "Bally Btrikea "Tha moat. Important growth • "Youth for America Club", la *• tka page entitled, "athletics", For Gold" 1a printed, "The new wlM ba that of mlnd," ha daclarad. behalf up nls Journey soaking his year cam* In and tha Bally wem s f the Bally HBfl Harrises ChapWtWM W "HerMaim a othera have dona your tor, fast In a tub. Finally h# I*:to praaa—you'll remember Mr. D.A.K. aha wtahad far you. In high school uatea happlns » with his b«g of gold. Robert CoU* hurrying around lor 1 Jacobson that •bo yaar book Ta dedicated to thoio test-minute ploturoa and yourj T. W. Lawton with the (d-J (VoattasM mi tour* Mai .Vi's «~»* •-— • 'Li*' **.'JA siUav Ttr v *'rilwj n r * • T A I.I A H Ar.l'.EE. June 1 0 - D l ’t r i„ * • inor W arren today signed i,,1,, law ii tilll setting up • 'll'*rial ,i liolarsiiip fund for atnlc ,.wped nnlversitlBs and collegt-,. t he Isw w ill permit race tiin'k t , ils te h ii extra day ot racing u b tn nil profits, including lave:, ilur the state, are rlunated to tint stholar shill fund. Tin* lilll wan amended hy tint Douse to permit all p rivatrly i.wneil and operated nnlvrrsltir . mid colleges to participate in thr ping ram. bill liie admendmriit. i.s i withdrawn when the Heriste , efusetl tn agree Governor W arren also signed inti, law a bill which would peuni any horse race track wh.isw M ,*,ii T>i|k lead a .lalemenl putting him*eH "ii record lot ' D „ iik law -iilo n rm -lit poll, * w in 1 fm o t mi pnvtlegi* to iin> ....... ,1 gi.nip oi irutividmil " “ ''J u . * * mu * 4, ' _ IIK I'A IK H G H A N D 8 T A N D ... K .'intln Di tlie graiidatiind ill VP Die Municipal Haseiiall Park have lieen mailt* under direction of "f ' ........ ,. | • " ’" " .V r .L iH .r r lr t l' — "!•< -- •« Getmatiy. , ■. . Flank Ashdown and Die stand han I" a itiiD-ine'it ni.au’d tn I'T' V licit!1 |f| pronounced I-I.fr HIT1 xrillilllll ril « >»six hy Howard .............. I" 'n"h1'<brd , . report:) A . from t . Der . i >1 *F A IR W F V i l lF H Favillr, city building Inspector, "omv Dial Die Army tia.l Oeenlnl, , u n ;A(-n j 1|nr ,,, _______ U" -aid f'lty Manage! Clifford Me Cl„pp ivu , unemployable •" -ra lly fait weattou partly Klldiln tills morning. spnoil assigiimrnl Di the mili ary ,.|,„i,jy skint* w a . in prospref for The repairs were made to * government Ib rrr, Gray siald an ll11lst ))4 counliy Imisy. Tern mt siipparting Die southeast cor- liuiui'y Is being made on Ihi t perature* were at or slightly , "error" N,'LLYa* “lightly normal marks. r of the stand. . , ■ ...u .n .io , There were a few ivrt epots SERVICE flFFIf’KH , MIDWJf, ItfiNfiltED r „ ,|y MtM.w^r - mid tliund Tom B. Drrn, a.sslidanl sla te 1 Doinild l.udwlg, nui of Mi. ami ernturmn wore i-poriid in pints service officer, will lie nt tlie office Mr* W. A. I.mlwig, lias been .<e,,f Ariiun-inn. nuthrin Mi.slnippi. of county service officer, I,. F. I - '" I t" represent tbr local Elk llm western portion . ,f Kentn ny Hoyle nl 1:39 oYlock Tuesday I "dgc "* the American l.egnm and Tennessee, Okliihutnn. .oiith afternoon to aid veletHtis and de- sponsored Boys* Slate program In ,-rn Kansas and snuDiern Missouri cndetita In making claims or re- ,T«llaltaHscr, » lairnra A IteddlTig Tlie heaviest fall ivat nearly an pendents >,luted this morning. inch at Oklahoma city Yealerquests. day'n highest temper atm r wa* 100 at Yuma, Arlz Interest Runs H igh In H erald’s VFW M EET Pat Johnson, tiew commander of Poat 3282 o f the V F W w ill sound Die gavel for the Ural time at the Hireling al 8:00 o'-ln-k Mnnuf day ulghl at Ihe Legion Hut. ’M ost Prom ising Citizen’ Contest Intereit it tunning high in The Hetaltl'i "Most Promising Ciliien Fomorrow Contest" as Sanford citizens prepared lo select llie winner (mm among the five runners-up whn liavr been selecled in public ballot­ ing during the pail five weeks. Pictures of the nominees, taken by Robert L. Cna of Esse* Studios appear on tha aoclety page today,* A blank ballot Is being printed w| nnBri will be presented a Hhinon the isms page to use In select­ lug silver porringer by William E. ing the svlnncr. Ballots muat be Kader, Jeweler. received by 9t00 o'clock Monday Winner of the first week's nom­ morning at Tha Herald offlca In ination a* a runnar-up after com­ order to b* counted. peting with four other children The five nominees are Donnie was four yaar old Donnie Whitten, Whitten, Dorothy Jardlne, Linda son of Mr. and Mr*. H. D., Whit­ Carol Ifam y i Bara King and Fan­ ten, 1006, French Avenue. When IVMttssM oa r i | * e u i ny Pulvar. On* of than, the lucky ■( K 1: . ■ —---- - E le c tio n t n i.n iiA D O M l'itlNt;.-,. i',ii„ . Kuie It) (/I’l — F,'U"W like Mini m - West ot Fon.l Du I,ue, W ir . IT I * T l l l r W I'ltO J F t'T ale iiiiviiig the beet tune nt the I *i K H n N V II I T :. .Inn* IH "Hi .T ill I ' 8 Junior t I,amber of In -Iri-D ii ul <nidi* loaping Mu- ' m illiner convrntimi * ill In- pint »t an e i c t i i ia l W ed iu typicnl of tl,e him drrdi | i,ns: piogiam li-ie . It (■ ,1* - I .1* legate:, umieiTilr.l on whom | i ., | h , u ' m1 ’Ti I mi V.im i I they'll vote lo r in c id e n t tumor y .r ,,f M.i i t tnd i »ubimtti d tow They'rn i reviving royal | (ll| ,|Hk VVHn yi.HVJJHMt, Die »"M. Meatmen! from the four nresl(j( , j , ,p, ( | l( city mm •In itial candidate, and then liarilM|| ,,ltl IIM,jrr ,D i .| v i -. '"tV irig supporter, i , i i -, ifn-atum* I'rlps to mountain i e ,ort :*, ,|n*. n e ii. beer and , ndtail parties , ( \ |.|. ( | | \ | t F I> i ne a few of Do- Ion*, being used w A liH IN G T n N , June Ml !/1’i *o win Votes. I ohgtuiie ineiphrrs '■ ••■ 'a ry « f the A . my Gray ia,d *iy i t ’s the hottest .layer* politieal contest Ih ry • hii reiiieilllier today Die Army never has itiv -,D West even got a fir e .sliue pat, I 'l'VA t'lm irm an G«tdon lone yesterday ft>,)ii on* of llui 1 b 'l'l' have ",, m.* John W H«rnHam,t,.,"g„D.ry In fill iiih I lot," whirl, ' ,tM|)uq;iier:i ’ '"tU'UM'era for .1,0,o d' inegatory wool,I make Ion, ineligible I" ' .»n j 1"’*■■ ('"H n e y , , lexllle mfll .* .'*J Ky H e a te d / ....................................' . — a * *1 JL.... 1. 1— __ THR WRATIIMf J A C K S O N V IL L E , June lO -'/P ) HIGH LOW STATION Rlrmlngham Brownsville Cincinnati Detroit New Orleans Phoenix San Antonio Jacksonville Miami Orlando Tallahassee 83 89 fit 78 72 fift 8(1 ID 10.1 88 87 88 •7 90 «8 71 70 76 71 76 6« 71 �vat'* FR IPA Y JUN K 10, 1940 The Ultimate Test fhe Sanford Herald Sciences School A t U O f F ••I wait ntniuling there with the young bridegroom,*'! writes Bernice Brown McCullur in Your Life, "trying to keep him from being too impatient while he waa waiting fori f at. ills, «l ifca h n WHIM hlx lovely bride to change to her traveling outfit. Then I ■ another tall young man detach himself from a group a a g s a r f f u c *•* hiiw of reception gueata and come toward un. He put out hie fiWLLAMU C OBAN~ KIIIM hand to the groom. . UOHOWN OMAN lltlM M N lllfW _____ " 't.'nngriitulntloim, Torn/ he said. ‘I don’t have to tell isibacn ip -n u n m a t h * “ you how lucky I think you are to be getting my alater. She'a mo darn nice to have around the houne.’ "Long after the cumllexhlnu hud glimmered out and the last rice grain hud been thrown, I thought* a b o u t thane words. It Heemed to me that was one of the loveUeat compli­ ments I hud ever heard one human being payriHKtth*T, And It Heemed to me, too, the ultimate teat of any personality: _____ whether or not one in 'nice to have around the houae.’ An individual may be quite admirable and yet not be eaay to Hv'' with. You probably remember the spontaneous candor aua !• aaouae i of the little boy*H prayer: ‘Hod. make the bad people good, « M kkilf H H |I Sktrntkkf H as •« k h i l a r ki Oaalera, r i i r t h J l l l u i a l l k A * * k M ___ _ n | ' m i m i i I euiae m i i w A im r*j«] pleasure to have district for a few days r« enjoyed having Con* •urge Smothers as our Watermelon Festival. port a measure, then all art bound to support it on tha Houie floor UNLESS you specifically^ took tha opposite poaltion In vourw campaign, or unlosa you ballava DO generous ill hla re* that the legislation proposed li rang mark* ntrout me unconstitutional. . It nt (lie Festival This puts ua In A rather trying I i that when I ex- poaltion because it haa been my ft - pressed my gratl* obaervatlon generally that Demo■ ' tude to him later, crata from the North think a great V i 1 asked him if he deal diffsrantly than the majority ■ t hadn't overdone of Democrats from the Fifth Cona little. He grcsslona) Diatrlct of Florida. I I V |a n d the uther want to he In a position to repremernben of the sent the thinking of our people ^ ■ F lo r id a delegp-jwal) sa possible, without bring H H tlo n have beta forced to abide by the will uf a T to me since I hats Democrats from othar section-. „f I am 'uroud■■ to have our country whose problem! and " _ tutiHaa txhilivanhhu u f D nirnrni....^i centered natural t political opulogy, nd htsI aclenc* acquaint °ra Insight The American uaen an average of 125 gallona of water u day, Maya George K. FergUHon of Waahlngtoti, ntuff offi­ cer of the Water Resources Division, United Staten Geologi­ cal Survey. Thin Houndn like u great deal,, but it includes dlHhwushing und clothes w u H h in g iih well an vurioun group BlBLll VKTCSK TODAY Education Borne have set down on paper what they would greatly duslre to have underwritten. Letters aro io easily misunderstood, but per­ sonal presence make* It possible to modify, amplify, explain. I Hiieaklng in Ghicugo at a i n f e r e n c e of th e A m erican ;" Ver. nce'of the King? I nut would nut write with paper und Water Worktt Asnoclutlon, .Mr. Ferguson declared that wa- the question to an Englishman in Ink, hut I trust to come unto yuu— ter imint be coitHurved "It is Increasingly difficult to find .New York, and for a minute had X Jn. 1,12. HdiirccH of water Mtipply adequate for all uses". Salty ocean 1him stopped. water Ih Keeping into natural underground buHinH In Home 1 . ." , nB¥er Two Weeks Summer Course BEGINNING JUNE IS i «l«>"K the HeacouHt, due to the huge amounts of fresh ( tf« i h«M KinK Vw*thi water drawn out, according to Ferguson. Several states have to ua „* your flag is t<> you. been forced to puhh lawn controlling water usage becaune of (H* stands for the solidarity of our , heavy pumping, he reminded hlH audience. .unwritten constitution, for liberty, It In Itucoming IncreaHingly evident that Nature'n abundance han definite limits. (IniiHerviitloii of all natural re- (n ^"old^davs / £,mr"h "was .„ r„ . „c sources grown more Importaid with the growth of the pnpu* honor**,! because of bis power. Hut hr ,ii ailment which latlon, Water In more vital today than ever before becaune i things are different rmw. The • By KUBIRLL RAT TELEPHONE 3I2-J we ‘gkl tired ol uur campaign lu secure the adoptioh ol rrd, while baseballs lo stimulate pa-trifttilnp a fricml of ours suggests, why nol clott up the Seminole Club which was the scene of an aflempled hgid-iqi snd shooling scrape last weeh. rsuullini in naiion-wide pubIkity' and some insinuations that ambling is not uneuiumon diets? Web* we wouldn't know. We have been there in our life, and efisr ibe eicilemcttl Iasi Friday baVa.M jotsnlion of going. Bui il otg |fRqd will make an affidavit that tgembling is going on down tblifi wa will be glad lo call il io ..... . W t.a._ «4 , .i'Vt r,iiDHc , > Leather Trim A Piping PLASTIC ‘- 'if f r y s y t is i —* Wedding Cakes •o bragthlakiiurly *22 Leal Iter Trim A Piping FABRIC $13 (INSTALLED) * * Wt* invito you to check our larges t o c k of mvent before you buy for that new car or g*it replacement covern for your present car. Jack K, Morrison, Manager Today — Saturday Al'AKTMKNT-limiHP. MOVIKH .MOSCOW —(A',— Apartment houses with a movie theater on the first flour have been started here. The first one, located tm tho Mosbaisk Highway, has already opened. An official decision has been made to open IM of these apart­ ment house-movie theuteta. You ought to be driving a Dr. C. L. Person* OPTOMETRIST SlUatla Na tta e?»* I_l u k MISa TALBOTTS -JUUVK4N— WhU P « n r * Fhliit n tfr ix iu n tn m X kjamethin* tlqi l SEAT COVERS the weather Is imttur than. Those ,*0 haw tu spend who have imroiintereil a December *nl*L fog In lamdon will understand, "These offlcs The king's official birthday jam* 'consplracj brings a hulf-lmlldav to manv in lobbyists,' of wht Englsnd ami In other parts of the fen warned earl; Empire ami Commonwealth. The (hut who later C o m m o n w e a l t h uml,assies in 1Joined them), ar Washington dosed for half the discredit sincere day, with the exception of the new t° n by crying cr Indian ombassy, which shut down whoo!* anil hosp for the whole dav. When an off I- ch»a unless a i clat from the Hrltlsh e m b a s s y la paaseil at a si mentioned this divergence to an That is simp) Indian official, the latter replied, they know it," , "Yea, we are shutting down for that. Considering the record of thk washing machine. It would eave present Legislature ami It* Inabll- doctor hills and clothes and lx, a ity lo get together on any kind of help to the whole family. Another l program, it Is probably tho moat awell Idea and everybody Is for it. lenslble thing tu let the hays go go they vote to have a washing home, cool off und think thlnga (machine. tver for a time where they a rt Rvety suggestion for greater family comfort, convenience or better living naturally wins hearty approval and averyone votea for these things from Junior tu grand­ ____about ‘ _ it and* of economising In any manner, pa. itl Is fun : thinking talking about It until somebody They must raise more money, Inbrings up the Inevitable question, creese Inrome hut never can con"Where la tha money curing rider the elimination of wasta and frnm t" unnecessary expense. Bo again we find ourselves in When they tolel up the cost of all tha things they want and all the position of the family w ho; Uw things they have unanimously wants everything at once, and wn agreed they should have, the have voted unanimously fur ell amount la staggering. Their In­ those things, but now we ar« faced come Is small and It takes moat with the old obnoxious question, nf their funds to pay everyday "Where Is the money canting , living expenses, If they are to en­ from?" Maybe if the Isglslatorn would joy even one of the thlnge they want U Is going lu take s o u care­ visit among their home folks and aak how they manage their af. T ful figuring. and ealla a hall. fa in they would gel eogte ex­ They talk It over and agree that It Is all very well to try and cellent Ideas as to how the state provide for better schools, more to secure ell theaa blessings at roads, Increased salaries for pubjli once la out of tha question, Bo officials, more money for Um thay determine whleh Is the mpot have asked for and do not want I, the blind and Indigent, but many of the governmental earn we try to double the ante jrteee being provided. They would all at once ami go on a wild spend­ Ilka lo see some effort made to ing spree and to hell with where redact tho coat of governs tho money la coming from we are elmpllfy He operations. I bowj^ta wako up with a glorious you and f and a lot of otl i* l mada this dear to them ' th e matter of making both ends lie d’ mighty good thing, meet la n problem not only of BALLET A TAP • ACROBATIC FKE-8CHOOL DUXBURY SCHOOL of DANCING whether he would of our dependence on it for fond, for pow er, fo r cleanning monarch Is outside tmlHlcs. Kim* IL a t „ , , 1,1,1 r,,e recrent Inn (ieorge is llkeilAl„, for llw himself—he Is .*1. 71,1. .talk. Arid vet unit for ro ire n iw n . »„ K,MM, f>u„w. ,IMI) „ „riu„| family. “And, of rourse, Ibis Hoval Forgot Thu Joneses pageantry is a fine 'show'. It fills n sentimental gap. I think you "Wt* M lm u lti liuve imu'h pence If we would not btiHy have to lump all these things to­ ourselves with the Hayings nnd dolngn of others." gether to understand why we like our munarehy." We reeently were given annlher reason why the Klnv fills a useProbably tbr most beuutiful tier fu) ulHce In the affairs of the Hrltlsh state. The great Dominion in die world it lire royal pointians of India, which received its Inde­ whirl, grow, profusely ia Mouth pendence Aug. If,. Id 17, announc­ Florida. This month Miami it hold­ ed that It Intended to become a re­ ing its I2l!t Pointiitnu Fc.livul de­ public. As a republic it couldn't be a member of the Hrltlsh f.'otn* signed lo ilimulale civic hraulifimmonwealth of Nutllns because they lion .rncouMKc gardening und cmrecognised the English King as Ditsiii seaumal visitors. As purl o! their king. the celebration litis year, more than This posed a momentous prob­ 750 small iminrjona trees will he lem, The Commonwealth didn't want tu lose India, und India given away by Royal Poiiuiamt didn't want tu leave, but republic* Festival, lac., u nun profit urgatiiiadon't have kings. However, In the licin. What is prilmps not quilt so Commonwealth conference In Lon­ don ul the end of April someone had a hruln-wuve, and Indite agreed to accept the crown as "the symliol of the free association" of the Independent Commonwealth and, ns siirh, the bead of the Com­ monwealth. Thus the crown still continues to be the bond that bolds the Too Isate To ClRBsify Herkmg Reporta Alio, reiearchers in geography t caucus, the first since our orgsm* temj alwj geology seek the answer to ■,»tlon caucus. The purpose la to snip Florida's erosion problems, and, discuss coming legislation. W# m i *be University’s Public Adminls-i understand that the principal Item A iratlon Clearing Service Is set up'on the program Is the Public Bps* u> aerve Florida government at the. Housing Hill—a veiy complicated In »■ (tale, county, nnd city levels. ,md controversial Issue. Under ouf Quits fo r the future of the College,] rules, If two-thirds of the mem- *abtl a#vera1 needs are cited. New , [,„ra „f the caucus agree lo tup* nteml courses are needed In library | training, home arts (to supply the requirement* of Florida's new cnREGISTER NOW physlcs, |eds), public administration, and an ry, geo* annual budget of 170,000 will be FUR Igy, to- needed for u cancer research labor- The Need For Water FRIDAY, JUNK, 10, DM* “ Liberal C o n g re s s m a n CITY SHOES SHOP MOVIES UNDER THE STARS' �'*+* '”^ r T y -* ~ ^ y rrw — ™Z%5Fr'T~~r-------- ------- - - - w y - . . . . . . . . . , — ; '-; -• j?rr t-r-~ . ’ TV*. ? r ----- n - J t* /■ t ■ PAGE TH R EE TH E SANFORD HERALD. SA N FO R D FLO RID A FR ID A Y JU N E 10, 1940 SSf iMiss Maty Ann Wlii'hiiel Ilunnmi With lAivt'ly ’IVa (iivcn AI Hoyle Residence WHO IS THE MOST PROMISING CITIZEN? Social Calender Ifniioi ute Mini* lF T h « Banford Townsend Club will tnMt at tha Touriat Center at 7:.1C F. M. Games and refrathmsnt* will be enjoyed. Tha public U waleoma. Plan* for a Fifth Congrasslonal maellng to be held at tha Touriat Cantar Julia 10 will ba mada. MONDAY Tha piano pupil* of Mlaa MadeUna Mallem will he presented In * recital at the Woman'* Club at 4M80 P. M. The politic I* cordially Invited to attend. Circle* of the Women of the Pretbyterlan Church will meet a* follow* at 3:30 P. M.: Circle No, 1, Mr*, ft. A. Cobh, chairman, with Mr*. W. M. Thigpen, 803 Magnolia Avenue; Circle No. 2, Mr*. K. W. Pita, chairman, with Mr*. L. F. Boyle. 3404 Mellonvllle Avenue; Circle No. 3, Mr*. L. I, Frailer, chairman, with Mr*. F. T. Marl-, waartbar, Celery Avemia; Circle No. T iM r*. C. O. lUndeieOti, chairman, with Mr*. Hender*on, 1114 Park Avenue; Circle No. IS, Mra. A. B. McRaney, chairman, with Mra. C, H. Morrlaon, Hiawatha Avenue, with Mr*. McR*ncy, Mra. Morrl­ aon and Mr*. Paul Marrs a* ho*ten**; Circle No. 0, Mr*. J. E. Hunger, chairman, with Mr*. >1. N. Gtllon, 1201 Palmetto Avenue; Circle No. 7, Mr*. Iwon Walker, dialrman, with Mr*. E. M. Ga|loK y , 2442 Mellonville Avenue; ltualne** Woman'* Circle No. 1, Mr*. C. M. Bovd, chairman, with Mra. R. T. Mllwae, Longwood. Mra. Wllwae, Mr*. W. J. Hartley and Mra. J. A. Biatllne a* hoate**ta at B:00 P. M.j Buiine** Wornan'a Circle No. 2, Ml** Maude Wileon, chairman, with Mis* Mary Earle, 917 Geneva Avenue, with Mi*a Earle and Ml** Wilke* aa cu­ be* lease a at 8:00 P. M. iCircle* «>f Urn W. M. H. uf the ^ r a t Kan Baptist Church will mret at 3:00 P. M. a* folluw*: Circle No. I In the T. E. I*, class room; Circle No, 2, assembly room or the Ed­ ucational Building; Circle No. II. Phllathra rnoin; Cnclc No. 4 Men's Bible class room; Circle Nn. 3, Jun­ ior Depart ineiil assembly room; Circle No. (I, Fidetis loom; Circle No. 7, Woman's Bible class room. A program meeting will lie held at 4:00 p. M. In the usscmhly room I f the Edurntlomil Building. The unbeams will mret nl lt:IHt P. M. TUKHttAT The Woman'* Bible Cl*** of the First Baptist Church will havn It* annual business and social meet­ ing at the home of Mr*. A. C. Mad­ den, 701 Magnolia Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. Group No. 8, Mra. J. F. Lewis, Mrs. E. M. Whitmire. Mra. Maddan and Mra. W.-Whltmlr*, ldge“Munion wl “U' ba presented by puppll* of the FanNl* R. Munson rlann school at tha studio at 003 Myrtle Avenue, at JkjlB P. M. Tha public la cordially ritad. The Phllathra Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mr*, L. P, Payton nn tha Orlando Highway at 8:00 P. M. Hoataaaes with Mil. Payton will l i Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. JuaiiRlllc Rabun and Mr*. Jack Morrison, . THUHHIIAY . Piano recital No. 3 In inaniorium to Fannie Btambrldg* Munson will be presented by puplle of tha Fannie R. Munson piano School at tha studio at 803 Myrtle Ave­ nue, at 8:1R o'clock. Assisting on tha program will he Eoghan Kel­ ly trombonist. The public is cor­ dially Invited iu attend. * Mmv Ann Whf’l Innif | m with *< iHlittiiHn hib* ta r i *<--* >«M>> u*-. c^nt*'rcH with [cm fVHtl I»f lute MlV f li»yl ,F Hu'H*. Mtw ri..tvnfiR ( M*»lt, i» »» • »•f..' it, mgetm iO nf u-hit* 'Mr*. Roh\ cm] Mi* .Imimc* r »i .i ' ' < and fern \ crystal '"-o I n .»« plat ' d at each j M. Unit:* *■nt**i 1 111► *'11 kttli » t»’it I”'’ ,1 • ’in *,li), l’ii""dmg at the nn Wftlf'FMlct tfHnri»n 1 i'ii ug the aftermuin , t h i h m iM *»( I (W . n.l H im mV luck \ t , , p.,i ,* <;i»F>d"c if Oayi c t th e H « v l* I imiiim mi M f II mm v i 1 1 #• •<* >■l> 'li W t; riemlng. | Avcmir Mi«, w. r H 'sl i Mfi tii>|* fliF in il'« E*m»I**m M ia 1 1 . 4 1 1 were Mm lt«v HhIIm un i Mi i Mm |i i - | ' 1 * 4 1 , 1Hr1i’ t, i a v \ * 1 t 4-1; in i'ii Im tatuing and J n lm lia ll't n n> 'In * *3ntu I h im III tllC MM»’ ! \ iliE 11 |if* MllfHp- 1 it’ ll »f g» i ■" t: •' ■M. 'I m lld iiitl Morel, . . , l M U i W lielrhrl. Mi t llm tlt \ \ «■••! ' 1* V, lo- id (Mytona 1 . i<h r 1* M m H \ llmvin.1 Mi i .1 - 1 ," I'rv, Mi l Hoy I’lptiT u f I'n v h tr n i Hi m i 'I i Mini H m* n ill 1 ,1 1 V! VI1 - W il Ii.on II Wrav, ft Mir hoA(r.4A#"t The nil mu Mu * tmn Mi . \\ V V-t.1 , 1 1 ,. Mi* t W. , ntri* wiii ijMtvhi'tl in n <lm Inn ml 1 • • , It Mil VI.. I ll II,*1Also the loll (Mill hiirk fi Mt'1% tnntui in*: •» fnH M» 1 i ., -IM. 1 , i . I \ Ilian and ' Nklrt Itinimi il uilli ti.in't * <*f r:'*iv 1 half H-- 1 V llill'i-y Bai'li ind lleeA mull Mill: stole win fn-tlmml st Is . Hi 1 Chela IvIlORC IIIHI I MtE*‘ p le ic c ivf iM A tu m i R iin 'h n tD A i M ls s S M u ill I'MI ! l Hi* , I >;i 11 iiih t I IN VI, I \ U O l llutioml With l’;»r(v HERALD CONTEST ; Mi** C a ro l K lo o n -t and M l.. il'lHMlI • Baltve I I , n r H u ll, li 11-1 , gradual ' , n i f c li.in n i', d ..li I IM* V iday hi i . 1 0 i,'| In, k n i ' l l l| nr* v given fo | llu - iii l i; M no n iid tiP M , h. I M rs . A l „ y k t iin c i and M i i. Ila v 1iiniinl Hull, nl Ilien buinc, Cry*tal l .ikc m I nkn Mm v on <>i iii» in i T h e g i.n ip o ir i >o Mu' H u ll I im iiip w h e rr » w in im in g am i I h m I iid p . w e re P iin n 'd d in in g tin -H<>-■ in io n A |lli-in . 1 II|||U<, ii n . i n , - d a) IliP Kkliiii--i In hip in i Mu- In I r Ml Ball a-.i'ti.l g u e * t* T h o *p p n io y io g Miss Nkninci H ip ui Mi ...........K i l l I'M 1 i ti<* ill ......... ... re m n 1 m i i I ii 1 1 n' m ip jn » n n t l.'lm | ’u\i . . M» M. I'* I* t li. ♦ M. m U liille n -------- ( m ol lu n g -------- llim p i -------- ■'lo** m a ik m Hie piJ " t u ' InI I d aid rr.. • pa, 'I " Mm and us i up .e n d I'p ftn n it t'i imi A uf i o IliP M M 'lin la l EVERYBODY VOTE! ■+# *"•**'-Uf ■. i,-%*■yyi STA'I'K iilK A T H K I P lia l I I ___* » r * " U L * f t l N IJ I '. M . I W il* I In tu its IM * M illin e rs Hlr • l,v e ilin g s l i e r h ild ir o ll'lr t I til i M .twl Ihinii't mnil 111>4•11*11141 1 I'ii Mi Mt itml Mim I Mile: iiiit1 t In H* ♦*i \ mi iiihI fInfill % lieing Hdiniiilstared bv tlir tism'isl M t h , l l i 'i r H I l n N t t ’HH \hs W y 1. t f i „ ' 1 ... 11,. ! IMin. Miie Iu, Mm'Nt'ill, ..... Ml »* Esteiuiliin Mlvlsluii irtne*rnllng N i* |i> i> 11 id, »f r ... - 1 ' ('oiiiiplly ICiik’rfaiit 1 •"!*« *, T ill* " i , i 101 1 ... lt,lthe Florida Hlate Unicersltv *'"l For Flit’iMV-fr W S ( ’SI e . .. 1 1 .( the University of Florlds. Mr(» V. If. Ml II ill. 11,11.! »• si ti Mdf II. I'M l o . 1:,, 1 Tlir IV. S * S of Hit' Ehi in 11 . 'ti llleii I incle, Mr*. Ilavvkin Mr*. E. C. Harper and Mrs. Mark Mr*. C. O. Jones and dsqghtara, Miss Naney Williams of Stetson 'letlmd'sl 1 hiiti'li In-Id li- ni'iiitHi. r -,ini>-My mol Mr- Frank Mm 1 - * 1 * \ II M I'M*' i.r,, 1,1 B.v it., . n . > 1 ! Jacoby entertained on Tuesday t , Vimiu f ‘ t| (1 1 evening honoring bride-elect Miss .Suzanne and Pam* a have return- University In Del.ami bus airived ■uretliig al tlie home "f Ali» " I Neill entertained on Wednesday al • 1 Mu »l\ i» Mi iM r in v r f h **i, M *i , j Elliaboth Fite at the Harper home pif from a visit with relativtt In |0 apemJ the Humnirr inonlh> willi lllera In < dm* llviglit* on I"1' ‘Hie l.iogln home In l,oeh Arlan • m m ! I«m i i iher narents, Mr. and Mrs Robert day aflemoon Mr*. J. It 'Visit. Ii,moling high school graduate'., K « n ‘ ( 'I m i is S in u lfh M v . Munr v , cttic Held By on South Sanford Avenue. The Roanoke, Va. 1Williams. Hhe will connunle lo presided ovei Ihe meet Miss Maty Aline tiallowav. Mi," •i tn A|i|*l* lt\ . Inv ♦* U'llh tMt,, lighter* O f Wesley “ in lsce l- Mr*. A. L. Esterson, Mia* Ingrid aummer school which will begin prealdeul, A11(hi Aikin I >og with Ml*. It. A. Nlelnmej' 1 (tlyve Ann Ailnms, Mins l.lia l.rff trl-t h * Will,, ' giving the devotional The moomm r and Miss Endsley Melseli, Al*,, Il| I*h!»*• (''IH'llv M114V Th| Mtllljr ( i While gladloluse* ami greenery Eslerson and Eric Esterson le ft on June 2f>. today for Wallaca, N. C. to join j Mr* John Clark, Mrs Ernest _____ _____ _______ through____ "duly on Ihe hook ‘Newnear of bouored waa Mike lliowii of Anna, (..I. i were used in decorating | A, I,. Hklnner plan* to leave lo life" via* condueieil hy Mis < ail III, a guesl of Mr. and Mis Dpti*, Mra, C. E. McKee, Mra, out the rooms of the Harper home. Mr. Esterson. VI " IhlM .hllMMV 1 Mil * 11,Ingle. M, R, Strickland, Mr*. J. C. Devi*, Muring the evening Reveral novel morrow for Onlay, Va. after si Bradbury. '* <±T IhiS 11tn I C **h it | It 1»i I *.114 1 Mr*. W. O, Bridge* war# boat- contest* were enjoyed with priae* Flowers, tending the _ giaduatton of hin T hose a tte n d in g w r ie M is Ilia d Ci mi (if 1 III11v I Mr. and Mra. C. M. _______ . The group gathered on Ihe lawn H"M'\ III I *a*111, aaaas for a picnic aupper held on lieing won by Mra. .George Well* Miss Iris Gay Flowers and G. R. daughter, Mia* Carol Kklnnei, 1'mry, Mrs. Htelnrneyei. Mi*. W\n». overlooking the lake when* all I'nir in . TI*Mi-.h«n L\i i *. |fi. Imi (| Tuyday evening by the Daughters and Mra. Mack Cleveland.. • nl. I* R H im I*. * Flower* left today for a vacation ffom the local high school. Attn Mi*. Wilbur Nolan, All* Ralph unpriiviHed snack bar vv*s sel up H1 •, Mm iih I i I I► -.f Wvaity Claa* of tha Flrat Math* Lovely gift* were presented to nl points In North Carolina. iHklnner, Miss Hklnner and Hiiniiy1 1’rter*, Mi* A W. Hamll, Mu Mie (aide was covered vvllh a led h'h" K »h i r i , Viij : k - Mi Irm i - \ --------------'Skinner plan lo leave the Iasi of j William Fat Mi*, E. Nllilai k. amt white eheeketeil cloth and ceil 1' *'■v-1 I',,,,pci, HhiiIfv Hr nni)mVi 1 ■ l { Church held In the garden Mlaa Fit* during the evening after IT lha Davia home. A short bual- which refmhmenta were served ( Ji-lll* lltiM 'H I Mr*. Karl J. Hchulli and J un* 1° J'do him In Trenton, N. .1 >Mrs. Alice liolison, Mis. Cliffutil lereil with a vvateimelon holding ...... hi Hairing I l Vcigc ,,f lliiy ness meeting was prealded over from the dining table. A linen cut daiightar ............................. .. ....................... Me Nab. I'dinann. Mr*. A. I',. Itohson, Mis snaeks ami hors o'ra'vrns. Huppei ^ l 'l ghtar Gayla of Tarn]ip a a re by Air*. Brodle Williams and the work cloth covered the table which visiting for * few day a_ In l l l r r * so d U o iiiih I ’r t c t s , n e e d y " vvns r a te n l,y c n iid b 'lig lit. lln ic in g M i,I, .d m M iic N ,,ill „ ,..l . . . B__ of Mr*. I,. II. Harvey a nFriend*, davotlunal was given by Mra. E. was centered with whit# flower* f o r d with Mra. Caasgndra will be aurry to learn that Hhe N n la ii, P e tty Mini J n ii Icc Feece * " d v m , e n jo y e d u n t il lu te in tlie even , : b n I.In g le . t< Cy, William*. and crystal candelabra held tall Hchulta. in g . underwent an aye operation on .in iio t J iih n m tii, Report* ware heard from Mrs. white tapers. The punch bowl waa Thnae Invited lo enjoy the evnnl Tuesday at St. Luka** lluspltal iu Refreshments were served dm TjUla, building fund tiwaaimr, end P'*c*d at one end uf the table and Mrs. W. L. Hanley has returned Jacksonville, liar condition is **i- '“g the social hour lie ue*t meet- ,v 11h tlie iionm guesl* were Iheli lug will be held at the of Mis. It from Mra. P, A. Rowland who r*> was preaided over by Airs. BUI to her home In Banford after a Isfaclor trv but result* of the opera pniruts, M r. mid Mrs. John t. < Aildltlnnsl Sinrielr (lit I'sge Sin 1 Dbrtad that 11 card* and bouquets Tyre. 4 three week's trip to New York tlon wrill nut be knuwn fo r *ev W. laird on H011II1 Siinfoid Avenue OiillowHy, M i. mid Mrs, W A .' July A at 2:00 P. M. had bean sent to 111.members dur* 1 Enjoying tha affair with Miaa fitly, Montreal and Quebec, Can- «tal days, Aibiins, M i, mid Mis. John Melseli ing the past months Fite ware her mother, Mra. K. W. lids. j — -t.V ! , Fit#, Mrs, Burke Staaie, Mra, Boarlng ■ social hour Mlaa Thai r .. 1 n 1— 1“ "". . .. . * 1 Walter Haynes, Jr. arrived l#»i Kindergarten I 1 » h and. Pete Brock • “ » « ••» night by Diane from Harvard Uni Hammond r. . . . . . . . . . . . . condwtad . . . . . . . . . . games i?" n * « * 'B**” ' « ' B' , ^ f w/l, r , ' forA l Camp Final Program Mlrdwanca, In Bhalby, m s ily Medical School In Boston and contsata. Those attending 1 |f* will take taka a State Boanl litre. Mr*. W, W. tE.. Rales, Raisa, Mrs. M M. L. : r t a L T i 1 u " .u ' Mich, whew they will a s m as He Board 1lilrdl 1 Wright, Mlaa Alins Chapman, Mra, “ *• Lr**'p^ • T* Marlwath- leaders for tha anmmsr montha at eaJ examination tomorrow III The Hmitbslde Kindergaileu, un­ I. J. Boyette, Mrs. A; D /Bachary,. ? • . M*ck Mri‘ * b»y a camp. Galnaavllle and after retur returning der Ihe dircclion of Mi*, .limbi* Graham Hunter, Mra. II, D. Dagua, to Banford will leave for Ihistun Turnbull aesisled by Mr*. Doiinld Mlaa Beasle MMV Zachary, mwliiwi Mra. nn< JWl an. Mabel Brown, Mra. A. K. Mr. and Mra. C. C. Prlaat have on Sunday, Middleton, belli closing rxeiclsc* Anderson, Jr., Mra. R. A. Futrall, iter, Mra. Ruth Moons, Mrs. returned from spending a weak Mn. O. E. White, Mra. R, g. Mon­ slid a parly on Juno II nt HUili A. , Yi.M'»-Oeorge Stine, In Miami where they eMHed their ad aa a candidate for a Ha. brim M. Memts-r* of tin* cins* Incliidv roe, Mra. Claude Herndon, Mre. Mia Bolt, Mra. Stewart am Clarence Priaat, an associate Ills* Audrey B. Andaraon I* list .i'llfford Able*, Jay Alluinn, Judy Hr H. Lanarj Mr*. J. B. MeKInlty, rs, Harry Lea. Mra. Ed- headmaster al a boys' private of Arts ' government al ^ llurtcliael, Rob Bruce, Hutch fin*Mr*. W. B / Ralnas, .Mra,. M. X alach, Mrs.’ Ma i*r, _school, and other ralattv**: thg Unlvaraity of"Rochester's mnb sub#, Deile Dietrich, Evlc Dossey, Bruml commancament ceremony Wayne Kvatu, Paul Flowers, Dnugre. d o m om Mr. hod Mr*. A. F. Coflum and «n June 30. She la a graduate nf las Gordon, Marcia limber, Diinny Mra. Mari 5 f rioft ^ i oh2* d»«,h U r"'. MU* N w w » 4 Ba* Miami Edison High School and Is (iailant, Lanny llimc*, Malcolm Watt. Mra. H. R. Haak- rotium, plan to leave tomorrow dm daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John lllggln*, Haiutra Kuder, Glyu HodW. L. Harrloen, Mra. E. C. Wit- > Wff* Hi iWItCH h tIda w----R. L. 9French, l f Mra. u 'for ------**“ points tn '-*-Virginia “ J and*“NewF.JarAndaraon. llama, Mr*. §, O. Ihlithslaar and; gea, Buddy Kirk, Judy Ludwig and ucker, Mra. Bill* Tyre, Mra. say where they will spend T^re, Mriu the hoate****, I Barbara Bradley. Mlaa time. .Mra. Franca* MeDougal re turn­ Also Joseph Menenilei, I,add Mlaa Jeannette W w S a .J ° ^ on Saturday from Jacksonville McCoy, Betty McNeill, llmluira Mrs. Golt EnftcrtainH ch where aha has apant some Mnsre, Michael Pope, Chula Pon­ Mrs. J. P. Thurmond returned k Boa waa accompanied ■nied home der, George Stoothnff. Runny Hkin-1 today from Atlanta whan aha boa P u t O E S Officers FASHIONS DINNER tha weekend by- bar daughter uer, Rosemary Southward, Ethul ■pant the post weak. >eistaying management of Florida Ing bar home waa her sister Mat. 1 Sophia MeDougal who Is in ;Lee Riser, Vaiarle Ripley, Gayle 1 1. Inc. honored their sup- L. B. Gllstrap who plage te spend • t Bt. Vincent’s Kauleraon. Rosalynd R a tliff, Hall with a dinner laat Turn- tome time In Banford. Mr*. Me Robb, Carolyn Washburn. Mari-! , at. the Villa Nova. Those today to Jack lyn Waahburn, Batay William* Mrs. Harper, Jatobj Honor MIhh Fite -------- A U liHIDA IM11s|»|g•»"*, 4Jg111*j||<r|V tlMU. |>14 . ♦! t HIM;Mlit* 1MM'ImII Ih" * Mi iiIIi i p _____ I'le a .e | " ii to ll lilid IV .illm i I v ii 1 ‘i'd in m id B a y lliin lm i, Eugene l l m p i i . I ' It lla c li. lllg iip M r ll l l l i . Ilu lib v III I • Non. J in o o v l.o d w iu , I n , Vlu ll < nl lii'tln iiis i- , l i i i m l i l I ' i i i I. l i n k Sin H i, J o h n K e e liiu :, ........ .... lia g u , 1. I in d C im p e i, l" lin \ In* n iid n t, M il, i llr n w n o f \u n it. I ll A lv in K il Patrick, lin e M in i is n f l l i l m n l ’ i a n il H illy liiiin a n r ■.. w i p p p s i i r * ' * a - ' '- * * e * j i " \ i»i|* is ’ iih e f I FIhH I’rv Is Held ! At IVInllH I .aIn1 TarU Pbofos hy * •»* I iitM M frm v" N n tn l i i t l h e r i i i e I Alan Zi'ki' M. Nall. Jnlm Ivitdci, |ltli'haid Ma**. I t ivd t'liupi'i, I'un Batten, Aitndd H i m iingh.ii, t'bin ■ f o u r y e a r oil) i l i r i g h t r r »»f M r n*«l I . m iI M*i» lnw» i r 9 ^ : . Ijiw ir t * ‘ h i " I Mm v r y , !iu c*r y r m ” i«i i i f M i itn I M i M ill i l n i vpy *»f Avrnii*' T'h»* |Mihlir is h i v l l i 1*! 11« vmI i * f**i it * *■li>ii«'*a n i i o i i i^ U h *hi* fivi* m u ti'HtMiith f m °Tti** Mi.si r i f i m h i n i : t'iU/,»*n " f T«*m**in»w '* A tuiU»»* |»rnvii|i*il fur | hi m in Itimfhvw (4i1inriii *•11 ili(« Aim h il Mini m ' ih I I " l In* 11«*t h ItI frffii'i" J ir f o ir it:(Ml ii'rln i-k M o rn h iy iiio i m I mk l'i n m ia itig A lic e .I h 1 I h m n le J a n r I V N lin u , l. I iid i" . IV p II*, K it Mi Iren U n i .....k, M m v K iu n ., E II p ii W c s ln in n d iiiu i. \iiiln A ik im m id I P e g g y M'Hvidl Fiv* nominee* In Th« llarald'* "Mn»t Promising Cltlian of Tomorrow'' rontest who wer« chosen a* winner* til five previous wek'i contest*. Top left, Domlli) Alice Jurdine, two year old daughter of Mi. and Mra. C. T. Jardlne, 311 Weal Third Klrfel; top right, Penny I’ulver, four and one half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Nolan of 114 Maple Avenue; center. Honnle Whitten, four year old eon of Mr. and Mra. II. D. Whitten of loud French Avenue; lower left, Sara Katherine “Sally" King, ill ill'll, , i t ■I 11,'luvv \ ■iri•- <M illiiu nv, A IJ. B rn w o a n il lla r n ld I nng HHt| Mi r*»Mint i i» n n i|i i»f f t i n u h u n h iv rd » f i t i i f»v h * M iillr t I n k f I ’ m K r f u r S4 fj*V mimi*Iniu: »*(*♦» tin* f i il», ti% •*I* I *l t n I tti JI r » 1 \ !* i (it ii 11 m| , ,.»4tiv:li* l«v M i Hmim ii Mini M r ",,k' ’ 4 l l*HAH»||M Mil I f r o il S mmHm V I i i i'ii n it lt i h r fis h u r n * |H lld j* |in il \|n * | l 'it i/e n « it li Hall « p >p l.lia l.r fflc i, N i*|n li in blinff, Hcttc ItiiMi-aii. Hm Inn ii Inn Eilcn field, lla tb in It in k ii. n iu p Ann Adam*. M m v llid'-n I II'-. End dry Melnrh. t ’aiiil .lean Mm iwcthcr, Nancy .Iran \p |ib d n . \unu t'oi Ipy, M aiilvn M h k i Ic i , .In A iiii Kpaoldour, t 'Ii,*11 \ S inglelaiy, •co- a lo linlin * lli'iolil in v idunee enlmlalning Hip and M iu M i* u". ' I m \ I 'l l t HI C* l u lili nn w h o a * rs 0 n a l S Vl*l' II ITA Y ONI.Y! • u n m t i . i : 11 \ u n i ' , < t ilM P A N ItlN P ll T U R K — I T 'S A N K L E B A W A T f .« n ii lo s s —* ADDED I tir lo o u — “ llo iK e t lj I'le s s " RITZ * ■ - .. -^ iL g A ^ a g a B .- -. ijM ,v V li , i I, . ira Jjm v'v,., w /, If ...',1 �---- FRIDAY JUNE 10, 104f TH E SANFORD HERALD. SAHTORD FLORIDA STARS Behrens To Face Columbia RedsCop DrYESTERDAY'S ASSOCIATED PRESS ! Molloy In Blue Tain Affair From Hoot Evara, Tiger*—collected five hit*, Including * double and triple, In Detroit*!* U-6 victory | Grey Tournament Charleston Rebels ov*f New York. Gaints Are Slated To Meet PsHere Sunday Afternoon Twin Is Be cal !L I MONTGOMERY, Ala., Jim# 10 j —</P)—Buddy Behrens of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the ranking I M ar In the Blue-Gray Until; wi*l tournament face* hi* first real til teat thla afternoon when he meet* ~ B ilH vith Hats] Scheduled To Played At Lo-| Park Monday: B r H ’W 1 n ,n V Willi# Hid tk> Kfinnra fur ... olu",b;.V‘:anti r , (/ HHawaii. ‘: i . l n 1' , ll, lr l M OI“f |,C t-uiumi.la Til iiicm ' r u f u r t HGIITII IIVMII I I Chleamib, Tii.h‘N -r i m C ' W Y ? . Y 1'Whl!,h Y 1'0"1 will liu JiomiiiHit lit Noln* H miuv f.w.ti.mil #1,1- Full mu n ............... # HWIMMKKS OVERLOOK DEATH AALRURG , D enm ark — (A 1 — htat I tut Hon* u h t J S n t a l- \ nnit h#v on willth YM-d oinve»tlgate<l h e r before action I* taken. , Thn violation agalnat the whool* affected la giving aid to nt hie tea over the rigid limits pre-1 M-riia-,1 in_ in me tin* N frriDtn . C A A 'I *anity . Code which ment Into effect Jan. I 18. 19*8. A two-thrld* vole nf the 2*0 memhar* of the N.C.A.A. would Im necessary for luspen- Hummer picnic lunch** need In be planned with an eye to nutri­ tion aa well a* to good eating. Include sandwiches or aalada of meat, agga, poultry, fl*h, or cheaae. wlehea .Pac kin some fruit with th* the vegetable In *om* of th* unddeaaert and a** that there'* hllk Tonight A Snturdiy ABBOTT « COBTBLLO ork-lVoluntary retirement i tRedl Sandara, backflald AFRICA SCREAMS TW O CABTOQNB New Yank*** In AU-Am- SUNDAY IM e BARBARA N p L 1;'; ■' w ill l»« «nt«*r«Ml - li " K T h c n d * x n . «»u Z \ « ; ? of The al.uV* C ourt a t Htwifonl. H*wl aid# County. Florida. Ilila f NWsy. ima 1.atta tl»y ' nKo U D flN o o . Clerk ot the C ircuit Courg lt*T. CT. HKAI.I . Dr. Henry McLuulin Oplumalriitt First Federal Savings & Loan Aswrciatmn of Seminule County tu M Mui/rwillu 209 agnolia Tire$ton« Houston *ald the association o n decide the aaverlty of the n«n.i. Has. Suepenaion could h# "er vear or longer. The outlawed school* would Im dropped from sport* achedule* <>♦ other N.C.A.A memlmr* In good ■landing. F reddy I'eteraon, o f A a itM rg , w a* t V<Tu He said If the offender* did found. He bad been dead for nour*. KSRb A ViSHD T- o. i'. HHBNDtiS Four thousand people bathed In the hlg cltv swimming pool at Aalborg without noticing Ine body of a drowned boy. (t waa not until the awlmmlng pool closed down at nightfall that the boy, H year uld r: !h« N inth g a n fo rt? Bifli>rUla. mm « .lu .in n i .' w,li“” not cntitply with the sanltv cml* he h S l o t L whT J J , I T foH Giey face M n u la in n a t the annual m e n u iio u n g , W ill have the co- n.n_ itn if tn New Y o rk next Janu-1 op e ra tio n o f 4UI a .a w la te a . They J id d e .M h e re also w .r." I By ABgQCIAT EP PRESS ' v t t t d i i i u i dBi A V W A X t• ' \ tr^ li m V ■t , m- t t tr" ai.it f o r F dJv«.rc. «| will act h n liln g Canyon. K lo ra llfr, Muonr r H*t*ct. Missouri lia s h rr, llr * y M n n rr* . O ils Hhnrraerra, 10 Alaskan. P r* lly p * rt. Kan.,ok Bfti i t sa fe ly 12 tim e * in the cu rta in * • raiser, and gut 10 hit* In whining r ct tha nightcap. “ ’"f* Three homer* were at ruck In the d hi* j |na|a, Wally Poat and Chuck u * k ° IAbernathy hit fur the circuit In Ithe Rede’ favor, and Frank Duntnp G A IN K H V II.I.E , lim e F ln rld * S tate League I'realdenl J. M. B u tle r today annmmeed th a t {’ • b u y , Herahey. enaeh nt E im tla H igh School, had been algned aa a re g u la r u m p ire tn replace F ill* T a vlo r. B u tle r aald be gave T a y lo r 111* releaae at the a rh lte r’a own re<|iieat. A t the same tim e B u tle r aald tlin t D aytona Beach M anager Sam Demma nnd O rlando H hortatop Sid Johnaon hail been fined (111 ,,aeh fo r bruah-lna w ith um p ire* d u rin g tho pnat week. Herahey w ill be paired w ith Tom H tuuton, T a y lo r'* old p a rtn e r, im inrs have been m entioneil b u t j In the new u m p ire avtup (lie N a tio n a l C o lle giate A th le tic Association has accused 18 o f Ita i A L L S T A N H A L l.O T H nietnluT schools as not actin g In < 7 .?:ncTK*:r' ‘ r M * i ompuiml'ti lu tin g opened today to aelcct llv code." a ta ri lu g lineu p* fo r Die A m e ri­ 1‘rof. Clarence I 1. Houston o f [ can anti N a tio n a l l.engua tearna 1T u fts College, ch a irm a n o f t h a j In the atitm al A ll-S ta r baaebalt tC o n stitu tio n C om nllance C om m it­ K »M * * t B ro o klyn J u ly 12. tee, said th a t the achnol* w ill | T he n a tio n .w id e p o ll* w ill cluan bavu i u n til J u lv 1 to s ig n ify n t m id n ig h t June 2U. U • ■ „ whether th e y Intend to com ply 4,107,HU,1 vo id * were uaat •'F « * " by Bept. 1 . r J , - K F New Auto Accident Responsibility Act Dial your ii.,1 , il-'J. Everett Johnaon returned to the |^ t M. Boyd A Co. 222 K. Kwlng McCalltiUr of Chat- Peech llnaup ami had a perfect tat Street. Hanford, write your tuimoga, the favored player In night at ba|. lie gut two alnglea, financial Eeaponalbllity iiuurance' the women'* tnurament, wa* double and a triple. Johnaon haa Hood In all Stalea and Canada. ! ■rlieduled to mee^ Betty Carr of (been out *lnce Apr. 2.'l, when he |t will aave jou a lot of money ■ SIR V IC I c i n t i r J M Montgomery In the aeml-flnala .waa iplktnl. ami trouble ahould you hnve un , unlay. Mia* MeAHeater defeated | The Tiger* acnreil three tallica automobile accident any wbi-r,. In ; MILLER-BISHOP C O M j Nan Krlrger of Montgomery, 8-1, in the third and were never head- the United Slate* and Canada. < He S. Park Ave. i; It and Mia* Carr moved paat ed In the game with Greenville. Phone 104 and At Wallace will < t'erele Greene of Maxwell Field, >They outhlt the Spina, 111 to aeven, iih j ii U at your door to explain Gel F K E S II H A T T B R I b H for <12. <M. “ and were cunalderably helued by our “Hhartf tha Profit Plan' of I Virginia Duma* of Blrmlnglam, needed accnnd, will meet Kleanor Shaw of Montgomarv In TOPS AT HOMR Dm other aeml-final tilt. Miia CINCINNATI The Cin­ Uiiniaa trounced Clen Hughe* of cinnati Red* had the beat hum'* Montgomery, fl-l, 8-0 while Ml** run percentage at home of any Hlmw stopped Pat Freeman of National League team In lUtn Montgomery, 8-2. 8-2 Q n A u A tid . Sixty-eight of the team'* 104 circuit blow* were hit at Croalcy Protection Field fur a percentage of .864 lor y o u r The Plil»hurgn Pirate*’were sec­ 1(> Schools Accused ond with a percentage of .820. A a in s u y i. Red*' total waa fourth high Of Violating ‘Code The In the league. _____ ★ hom eX oans ★ CHICAGO, June 10_(/p)_No • i.n fn rit F liirM a, V in * tOlti. t i t * S tm t-’ B IH IIK tIM liV , ttlV K N nat pursuant h i Chapter !• * rio rld a H is tu t** IM * ‘i , i “ the foiiow tn a d « « rtb j4 >•” '} n Namlnnl* County, Florida, w ill >* t if f * r *<1 fo r sal* *< UsWIe out?yy fu r th * h ta h **t ™ V,I" lV M A ItV H t D .f.n A Clark C ircuit Court ». Legal Notice ~~n i ln e r la s t n ig h t. ,1 Rookie J e rry Pie** sh u to u t the Babel* In th e *ev*n-lnnlng opener w ith pa ly three hlta, and Ray Hartksr set, the m down on fo u r Yh. in the nightcap. The Red* I. A u fu .tln * is t * r.o'j l alatka t ( Jo .4*4 I I r l* u to l» J* . I I I 17 •aaliurg 14 41 .14* t * Neonila r M i t r i a r O a ln e n lfl* S: O rlantlo o. P *y lo n * Heacli 7; l,*»*l>iira 6. p a lJ in d ,4: HI. A ug ua tln. 1 ra ta lX * ■ai Hanford iiih I rain. Game* T w in ilH ln cavlII* at Orlando, ha ylfin a ll.a c h at l.eealnira. Man lo rd at ra ta l ka. I m l..m l nt Hi. Auailallne. 4 M H M Il’AM I.JlAUPK »»■ W t. M 41 •w York 111 1* .* 4* " • r o ll, J* t l .471 I f illn d e lp lila 17 f j :,|n u n .h ln g h in is I I 4JI I wtoli ii n sun evHiuid It It snn : drag* 1 | J7 ,ia* it 14 14 ja * I7 t Th« con teat between tha S an-, ford Giant* and tha Palatka' BY ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR Herald Bporta Editor Aaaleaa, acheduled to ba played I w ^ w aah e d 'o u t yesterday a lta r'I Hleh O-Men Kirk'* kennel, and Urey Maureen, ? “ n l y a heavy .LwnJoS?, S d ch Tuesday night, when 9,847 fana owned by Jam** Gallagher, will be left" portion) of the X l d uiu e r , Hied through the turnetllea at bidding for a first In the feature, water. Harris Field In Oalneavllle, the The Kirk kennel led In point; at Tonight tha Glante meet the Hr"t MO women to enter the park •“ } Ataleaa In Palatka In a alngle were given orchlda. Thla feat fM schooling both greyhounda have affair, and tomorrow evening the 'pulled' aa an attendance promo- proved they are In fine fettle. Binfordlte* meet the Daytona Hon »rl ■»'! H P*yed off* ty * / Maureen last week covered Beach leleta in Daytona. The two Rill Veeck of the Cleveland In- ,A , n^Liy il°eo o " 88,1 ,nd ’ Dam* return to Sanford for a diana tried the aame atunt aeveral Sunday afternoon affair. week* ago, and he gave away *evN, ° i h _rr. J . n£„ J™ Monday evening the Giant* ora| thouaand orchlda to hi* lady JJ ,« £ , v . i*fl ’ tangle with the tie La ml Rad Hatn- t,.Irons, but that waa done In the Ru*tie Rube and Dolphin. River • *t the Municipal park In a twin, Mb lor league*. Randle-owned, while DolMil. The game 1* fluted on the of. We know that the G'a have been' E, •* ‘*wned by It. I.. March, facial schedule to bo played In nulling large crowtla thla yeai and Though ju it pupa.thee* router; becattae the atatlona buckeil up i*nd refilaed In ti*v It. Larry Curran, aport* Rcrlba for the DeLand Hun N»wa la ■gain advnratlng aom* aort of rhirgr for hro»dc**t right* In over iMrealiurg. Galimville blank- jh* P*tk- H* Beelai*a that ed Orlando. 60, on the four-bit bro*dc*atlng haa definitely cut pitching of George Full*. attendance at the park, *ml that DeLand completed the night'* the DeLand Itaaeball Aaaoclatlon maitery of ibe fir*t illvlnlon by I* faced with the problem of whipping HI. Augustine, 8-1. making end* meal. H* »lata; he Although Daytona Beach got believe* Jh«t »h* rrilo atallon; only aeven bits, Leealmrg errors should help pay tha oa*t of hrlpeil the ........... . bunch thulr operating the elub. However, wa acorea; four In the flrat Imdng believe that he la all wet. and three In the seventh. Adorn The Florida State league nnd Lapliiakl, who relieved starter Sam u„ Individual momliera ran never Kendrick after Leeaburg scored repay the newspaper* anti the two In Hie fifth ami three In the radio atatlona for the valuable sixth, got tho victory. Paul Grant pulillrlty being given them in dally waa 'toe T X X r r Z ' t t - r w - - .,V .— hi* cause by ilrlving In a pair |* advisable to run a ball club aa Taiirila, Hu m ill. P orte r lllir l. y , lln e , Itlos Nip, lllr a in of run*, economically aa poaallile, hut there lion. I'h rls Lu rtty I ’al. Galneavllle backed up FulU’a |* a point at which one can 'bite W alker, K ia h tb Mare a /ia ia M ile four-hit pitching with an It-hit the hand that la feeding him.' F to rau r*. T lo Type. H trisin g , Juaellon Jnn.s, Ilsaor Nick. Honn.r attack on Orlando's F,d Davla. Don Florida Ualora Halwt. Ophelia. Ilo llln a Canyon. Allen rapped three alngle* ami Jim Coach R*y Wolfe apnk* right I* la th Hare A / l i l k M ile Rivera helped out with p long Up In Tampa Monday with the UB'a Hborearr.s, Mlaanltri HashM a u r***, Dolptiln. H i r ­ triple. w«, good word that hi* 19411 edition ttf c* f ' rs K M », th istle Huge. I ta lia n Rd Hheman wa* DeLland'g big ■the Fighting Gator*4 will be lift eOla*, Run Jo*. man. He stopped Hi. Auguatllie [proved over the bettar-thaa-averT eatk lia r * H#a*n ts a rs * Knirnnk, |« Hatao, Alsskao, with four lilt* and drove In two agn HMH fuolball loam, Kin I nr, P rs ltv Pari. M r run* himself lit a big third Jutting '‘Tlmt docs not mean that we Qu**n P»leh, Jury's I'r lilr , MIranin M tllrr that produced all the Bed Hats’ will win the confercnc* champion-! (TRACKMAN'S NKLKCTIDNH) tallies. Julian Acosta, signed by 'hip or get n bowl bid,” Wolf said, I tlaby Kay. A nn '. Iju ty . i r . mu. Del,mill after Ida release us Lees- <'|mt We will give a good account t. Hon,ili> tin,i. Iln .k y Itn o r il. Hlr Imrg manager, aided Ills new of ourselves against any and all I TIk*. rim T ric k O il’* H urling I'o rln team's run production nnd alarted opposition.” 4. H|i»n rlirn ilc ,, H elling lloll iinrllna Ih r a triple play. He made a great Thoae are pretty atlff words J. HlluilatK n f M u n .lrr, A /tr r H liarr. catch In center field mat fired the frttm ih* top man on the UniIlu in l*. ball to tb* infield to wipe out two yeraily of Florida coaching *. Han II ol,In, I.UMr w illnine. base runners who thought it a sure B| aff, Wolf haa been on Ih# 'hot TcMMeow, P u rlry llo rlry , l.uvky hit. neat' for nearly a vear now with ...................... Dick Starr, Brown’*—shut out ‘BY ASSOC!/.TED PRESS Columbia'* la*t-placa Red* dl»- Utd Sox with six hlta, U-U: for played h i m amailng power a* first victory of season and fourth they overwhelmed the Charleston straight for Urownlaa. R.bels, 7 to 0 and B to 2, in a g,,ulh At|tn l|c U ,g u* doublehead- TO' B IT T Y Formerly Sold for 104.9S �y g : ------------ -- •~>T :------------ I <• FRIDAY JtlK t 10,' lfriB ' 1 u ld name BUMMdat la Ilia te rm * I of tho "WcllUoiu Hawm ■Wluto" | tu.win a*c. jii.a i rujfido JJ,MU „ ............ft th at th* tea 1»41_ with the le g a l Notice ’ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANf ORD FLORIDA Noftca Nolle* .la . harobjr (Iv a ----------n that I am . . • n ta ia d In bualnaaa *1 110 Cypral Avenue, Hanford. F lo rid a undar |ha llc lllla u a name o f Louta'a Boda . • S h o p and Raatauranl and tha t 1 l.m id la n d lo raa la lar aatd name purtu a n l ip Ida larma o f the T lc U . lloua Name Statute'" tn -w lt: See. M l .01 F LO R ID A BTATUTRS l l t l i w ith the d a r k o f the C ircu it Court ut Seminole County. Florida. Louie W rls h t. OWNER C irc re u itll Court FI orlda. >rnla< County o f Seminole Rlaaaor C. Land d a n * A. M alchlo rr* Ownara s OTIC’10 Notice la haneby (Iv a n th a t I am encased In buajne** a t M l (ra n c h ___JIFl Avanua, Hanford. ___ — » -F lorida, -----under the flc ililn u a name o f Day and N ight D r ill and th a t I Inland t u r e a later aald n a m e p u re u e n t to the tarma or th * ""Fleirtloua Nam* s ty rirr .M a n ila '’ to -w lt: Hac. 141.0* Fl-QRNotice la hereby (Iv a n th a t w * a r a 'iD A (T A TU TR S 1141 w ith the clerk encased In bualnaaa on Sanford* of the C ircu it Court o f Hamlnola Orlando H l(h w a y under |ha County, Florida, F ictitio u s Name o f Tha Olaan Tow* I U rn A. R. Reeve*. ar and that wa Intend to ra tla te r PAGE FIVE BY KAY (JOTTO OZARK IKE u m n i.iy 6 /{OMIL A v S U f\ At c r TREAT YOURSELF TO A BARGAIN USED TRUCK We’ve KNOCKED DOWN our prices lo hrlng you some PAINT WITH KNOCKOUT Bargains, Here are Just it few! CARMOTE PAINT m Mlidsw R e s i s t i n g Hint's Whits •f Q A A —CHEVROLET 2-Ton Truck Ootid A £ I v s a tires Stake body, h ltd of good t a V transpur la Iion ■ O a r t la nuns b a tts r at any price. H O W * 4 O A 1 “ CHEVROLET 1/^Ton Panel, I f f Q f f JfcSPmA completely reconditioned V v W “You Can’t Bast It for Quality’’ “You i sn’t Bast It for Pries” OUTSIDE WHITE ff.9 5 to $|.1& GAL. 4 Q Q Q —CHEVROLET I/,-Ton Pickup. A JF O JF complete new e^m e, it gtsid Renewed Money Maker Truck OIL BASE FLAT WALL $J,25 to 9^.00 GAL. ’3 9 5 (COVERS ANY SURFACE) WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Save Dollars At Holler's C a ll in f o r raaponalbla p a in te r* who w ill lu a re n la a (h a ir w ork. HOLLER MOTOR SALES SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. “Sanford’s Leading Paint Jk Glass Stors" 117 So. PARK Fraa Delivery PHONE 303 i t ttu PALMETTO a SECOND S T R IK E R StfRE HEAD? FCHhAP NECK‘D HAD fitN iy O f Time t> GET Ml AM006H READ* Al f it 5MDIE HE V tTlIFR MAW: lA'HE OF faE I’llONK 12,‘iI * * FRAN THE I.ONK UANGElt LU M KANCLK "Jttif- l W f c / r “ T TR3D1 r & g p C £ 4 S S 3—Real Estate For Sals—3 Use HERALD Want Ads / f l & •Ut Articles For Sale *f{i — tftf* ;> in— liu w in v s s Opportunities } VIE'RE HERE to Claim') GO aRCvnO A WHiTT H O W AM D/ Tdf viCV. ft pxiNI ----ANO TlHJ'UL A NEW two badroom houaa near HOTPOINT refrigerator*, r a n g e " . I *' M»,u-\!*Vxl•fu^ K-1*^ uIMIn^cy. the city limit*, very nice and lio priced It nell at 96960,00. Term* m Randall r a y a mElectric n kt Co. it * . t ' MILSIC Hl OKh—flirtml*, \ Hutlio arranged. V ^VnN|S AN^AM F ^ IV T iHII^ OH" l{('l,ulr Inis V rM M inlerttsls, "* lu w a lw * 179.50,8TO RANDALL RLr.l Owner oIIht Thu Fee THREE bedroom houne, very CO* Mimic llo*, IIP W. Ut Hi. Hanmodern hardwood floor*, 2 ford. y,vW t* ****»l» u.-'n'-,*j) ’IJ* and furiiltiiri" top* made to <>r... born. T erm *. Malar* B m lli dar. Hlori* front* and *lccl *u*h l^~~ S »t“ hd S erv ites — 12 ■ Am IS * n t Hb* I have builnenen wall eatsbllahad glailns. Prompt expert work| ItM l*a aa* Ma* VKNKTIAN lll.INtIH mude lo oroperating profitably. « Omaa S* aa* Ma* manahlp. iler Hemlnolu Vciielinn Hllnd ** ttauca la yr* ><4* (■laaa A Palnl Cu. I hava ranch land*, Improved and U1 tin. H2I) W. 3rd. Hi. Plume Phone 320. unimproved, 60 acre* to 'la*1** “ • roved, from oo 1182-W. aeraa, alao timber land* ORNM A l MOTORS 4MHHKI, * « PHONW1W •In#, CJpreaa'li Hardwood. N K W Ft.CJIRH Hiirlaccd to perfec­ RNOINKH tion. Old floor* made like new. w ear (d a w ill b C. A. WHIDDON. HR, Power for Irrigation, Haw Mill.' v lnlNlilng, cleaning A wuxlnr;, .vae Ike 4*4*ph*ae aa maa 111 8. Park Ave, Pkona 11HI Refrigeration, Dragline u n d Porllihle power plunl, \!‘i yt'iir* •m adam ebars* It f » i * ■ ■ ■ • la Uaias la iha talaenaa* bafh. other Application*. expci icnce In Netnlnolc Cuiinly la earaea ta* tbla m as a a i i ; FIVK room modern home. 2H For detail* write, Florida I)li>*el MICKEY MOUSE II M. lileuxon, l.uke Mary. lb * advert!** acre* land, out building*, 2 car Knglne Sate*, 332 Tlaxt Hay Ht. i ,y M - e t l j . la Kxpert Radio Kepniriau' garage. Durand, Rt. 2, Hox 146, aa ta ra w *.r tb * beat eaaatkla Juekxonvllte Fla. t-. I Fred Myer*, 811 K 2nd. HI •T v tca, all W aal Ad* a w l b* Hanford. FOKO-Fcrguaon tractor* with la aae a ffu a mm ike e a r safer# ••III m Hi I i For FARMS, home*, hualne** Miine vriulpment, good condition. ""nil. (JAI.I. r,l7 for Unitary, (ienirid' i property and acreage, *c* your •J. and H la r.e r nervier. .Hwuia'* F. T. Meriwether, I’ltnne "J46-J aa ImmaWalal^ e. A. Strout Realty Agency llutlcry Service, 301 W. Fit I GOOD AND HAH Orie R. Mathleux, Aiaoclatc IT . Hi. 120.118 lined Walnut Vanity 1807 E. Becond Street or phone HKK US FOR 14.05 I lJ*etl Walnut double bed 1309-J MIM KOI lit A I’ll PRINTING TWO STORY brick building fur ‘ I0.U6 AND TYPING THE wrecking and removal f r a i n , u**d Coll iprlng for CHKIIIT IIIIRKAU OP rty. Call 114-J after 6:IX), nlnglr bad SANFORD 10,00, HANFORD _ ____________ j ----------- I Unad How Knd double bed 7.60 IR N Park Phone Ihn HERALD 4 BEDROOM, 2 atory frama houn* i Uned Natal tingle bad 7.60 ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, (h and garage. Oak floor#, IK , MATHFR OF HANFORD ; l.ndo Kvening Star. Cull Rulpb — i baihi. Located In aacellent; 203.00 B. let, Ht. Phone 117, Ray. I 166 J. 9991 neighborhood, doa* to nchool. _______ _________________ — 1 '« ,PritS r»Vonlb]» * I18AW0.0O. , WASHING machine, twin tuba, 2 RLKCTKIC or t-FOR RENT houta located) kllthin R in a ta . 711 Mallonvlllo 1 Nice 2 bedroom houn* ACRTYLKNB Want aid* of town, ready to Ava< WHLDIN(J *T THfc Cowan Apts., tonvan- 8MV00 'd o w a ^ b a ls iwlow a ° mmonth-, ’o«Vh' ' »ABMlf8, w °' u i V ^ i ’ U Unawoo<j good « .ro„ breeding from atock. Oog lently tha lantlv located acroaa acnaa from the Boat Office, ona roost afflelaiwy ’ % T w iu i* * 8 | J a s M a n U L E - t ---------- | u t J !S . t T S ' apartment, modem tUa bath, ffc,— ! ! i i l t m | , couch, 918 Elm Aviniw., work. No wolilnt—work <■»., , aultabla for bualnaaa couple or l i t W. P l r l A * save ivr **ie, “ “rw “ acre* w* o v a ' iV” F 6 6 T ” a fl~ C y p r**» row_ h o a t! , l " 'v - Hliuman, 3 I« | ___ Phone 660. ‘ {dual. Individ and tiled land, being part 9 E laK;A APARTMENT*, . Flih Batata, land* that ot Han­ r w. »Pint Street, ■ Furnlihad ford. Priced reasonably. Baa GIL DllUMS, Heavy 66 gal. gal‘^oplroom* A apartmanla. Day, weak D. L. THlABHER vaniltd drum*, clean, f&.OO each . .. , 11V ,, , i or month. Phone l l -R or HM, Pkosa 441. while they la* laat. STBAM-LUX llau«e Wa*h ng. while they • i l F . W unfurnlihad s a ra s * ajpt ( * * ------- ‘ Cm KntIre ailtnlde area including HENKARIK Glaaa A Palat •tore, Adult* only, *W0 MeltonPhone »M. Rcracit*. Fren enlliuale*. t'llufllM I-114 W . 2nd. Hi. 3— Art lets* F«r Sttk —5 collect Oviedo 21121. is — --------------- — - — PRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dinner* GARAGE Apartment. M9 W. llth. FIHKHTONK’H New Service I*. •veryn lg h t, * 1. 00. HOMER'S. J Street or call 1276-J,_________ 6—ARTICLES WANTED—#' uartinent—complete brake nIt ! line*—oveihaul*; brake driiiu* FURNISHED 4 roam epartaiant MiU’a Swap Shop—W# buy, anti or Highaat turned! mauler cylinder* re eaah_prtaa [Igheat e e a h p rtb paid f^r V for couple. All fta Mjuipment. trade moat anything, 4M “ £»•- AU now brake huxe ianluli furniture. Tad Devi# Fbrnttura paired; me Phone 2AS-R. ford Ava. Phona 1M-J. *dt light#, horn*, Ignltiun, mulnr I Co. M l R. lat. Ph. 268. tune-up*; npark plug* cleaned; O V E L Y decarated""and fu m lih i 1$ both . Mas whan you don't raraga a, front end rebuihed) king |iln» k r ta * your ptagsrlptlsna p 1s 7—Psts-Livsntock-SuppliM bearing*, *hock abiorber*! car­ nth, nvallabla Laneyht. Phene buretor nil flltar*; wheel* bal­ . -oupla preferred. fraa COCKER spaniel pupplaa, reason­ anced; muffler! tall pipe*; flour IXROrfurnUhirr' if Path Avanua. ably priced.- Mr*. Carl Moaa, mat*! body tightening; radtulnr ho**; fan halt*; (luurunlccif work, u*lng bait malarial *1 g liR N IS H E D apartm ent. 812 OaE TUXEDO FEIDSt Complete line. way* a saving. Phono 12 fur es­ a. A yt.______ > Hunt'* Tniede Peed Stare HELP WANTED timate*. fiifALL fumDhad kouae, 1418 Oak i W r t W d fa in i. for . FIRESTONE HTOHHH Avanua, 160.00 Girl Wanted III K. laL HI. _WS. jW . ( i IH7 EMIH ME I X ; TmE MAfsED V**i COMiN ARCVNtJ TdE 6tDE R<3HTx fJOc." G-fl vFT' ftACHfi" S Ity WALT DISNEY WELL? J PNOTWiNo ! ^ O -iP h i y/il /, ? 111 uli ho..jhoo,.at-.»-| X J a J& wSSJtSl " fJ M i ■ W wr ■■■ ■■ KXPiSncNCEO Steam F r e e a I be full Una of 1 GALVANIZEl* and BRONZE SCREEN, Operator. Downtown Claanara d| all walghta In KOLI, RimFIauu Ipv. r« * ^ Apply M Tfcnford Ava. \ | GUJa LWy , »SERVICE ^ W a n l r y -roghrh HARD WARE COMPANY. HALL'A BENNETT Oarage A Service Station .Celery A Sanford Aw, Auto Repairing Standard Oil Product* BASKET Barber Shop.' open all dgy, avary .day. 1 Invite my fnand* and; enktomar*. I am Lonnie Me l» t ■t . / .* k • *j \ ' I m t ’ • , ■, r- s V t Aw V> ) f •* * • • ,- ' • 4 * V"« • Vi » ■, , jj / K ' . i - �Herald Contest 1949 Salmavundl Congress Action 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 W ssttrn Jam b o ree N s ’vs of the Farm Security Administra­ auffy" the pup. Ha 0:14 1 V« » t* rn J a m b o r s * tion. also had shouted that Easti sing and Imitate hla screen 7:00 111* T o ’c l o o k c l u b 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 s o t . Hporl* Hcorss ' At tha and of tha second weak |:M P o p u l a r l l u i l e win said Is riisde up of "planta­ lustiated and among new Innova* j h“pP€n, " *,ncl* "’."J. . M o r n i n g O s v o tl R t t i of tha contest, little two year old, tion owners." , tlon* shown is th* 60 piece High: A *‘*r. on,. of. ‘I?* ltv sr H irin g * ( r a n H you h a r a Dorothy Alice Jardlne, daughter J JJl BNsw* .'attractive girl* on my feet, “would Meanwhile Senator McKellar S ch o o l Band In uniform. of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jardlne. All l it V o r a M iy 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 P o p u l a r Miikla bos* Paul Hoffman: "Thg sooner t rat Ion are the following couples: 1 Al,vlmls,V " k * Nsw. I l o r r o w s d . ■In _ ua you or* a valuad Upon hearing the news, she J"®" COld, you resign, the better it will be h l M r s n a 1,‘I s m Io H o u r Rsnlnr Class is* President Arnold «*»'•• f i p *.11 .l h”,Ir 1 j’ H mounted, har stick horse, put on I,.|„ Album H s v l s w (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 M l l l l a r r B a u d 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- i r o n Kiwi rials Appropriation* Contndttee Bas* Peter "0,n,‘ disappointed, a* many tour- s I to n c l u b ' Kfiiln end Richard Bas4,‘! IM S So. don't haaltat# to t<pei)ly accused Huffman of try­ I 00 Hat Nun* n a n u h . 1 Hrlisul trophy winner and prail- l,t* 1 J Three rear old Linda Carol Har­ 1:00 Mall ( l a m a I N a t l n n k l f . s s r i ing to bully the rommltteH Into bring any Inauranco dent nf the student body. - • ' Th® Why not take them M ualr tx rv sra I’r o a r a m a no not cutting European recovery vey. winner of the third weak of Mu T a r n t l m s J l v * Hsaalun Other couple* ajiown a n : Emma 5° ? r problem, largo or alio balloting, was all draittd up hv I___ P o p u l a r Mualc funds. Jane Robbins, top honor student tourtst a dream coma true unexher mother, Mra. W. !,. Harvey, I JO I l e a v a n l v Hr.ap sl H tn g aia Huffman coldly denied he tried ■mall, to ua for exam­ Children aheuld guard agelnH ami Stnnley Bruniley, (ilee Club .we whst most Impresses IS T h e 0 : » j U rlB h l 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 a n t M ualr * not nut mv . r^»IWMtl**l« and signation was a “threat". .......... and returned soon altar, S: 11 T w i - L I l * 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 j n H p o rta P a r a d e 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 V artstV den ,hose with which she had bean *:4S T:oo l i r l t t l n g o n 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 Hund ay Hrhn nl l.sa an n weather change*. land football eponsor, Olyve Anna open about a fool. Between yueala I I l l a T o p s 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 the rerovery program sticcesefully. tha house or In the sand pile In 7:35 Ball U » m e ( I 'r t y t o n a P e a r t o • with Jimmie Ludwig, active Key •"?. "That's whst dreamH off And he aald he Hid not think it the yard. in no P o p u l a r M u t l a 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 Tiuuii*nii um*, . ..first ten, and ona-hatf , u r n t a b l e Tim 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 s i g n 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. Act« at!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. C A LIFO R N IA QUAKE ,«U y 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 „ u . , l u « d f il. ardent crusader I against N .ilsm , ,v.' * brunette. Hhe * ^ Bach ono of tha nominees aprjiH fty AlllllAllOtl nil* OHy Hfin ■■Id a. s > | i U IllGliattiniGr Hhf* qu.k. set bird cages and chandell.utlLNin Ilnur taction Plan. Mail bwn ■ reform wchool sffldavlls permitting him In c o m e !™ *’ " ,,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.R B the next d e y ." 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'e rlo w , s e c re ta ry -tre e s u r-llh ro o g h o o t the w in te r but bad Tim.. inr |/ t Tima wIM My*eNf, MM* 9/9 i f today'a balloting will ba tha I'hureh of rhrlai • 1-ptan paraaMa er of the CIO Furniture Worker*, 'em feeling belter (Ids spring, 86 miles southeast of H.n Fran- 8*/>» lunched with frank Hln.tr.. final winner In tha conteet. Every •Irani Wnraa win, announced last Hunday that net friends said. H im she tuffered cisco. The temblor wa. felt aa He autographed their lm.ch.ou IWsrter • U**Ste Mta*. B 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, —^ Ui >Nellla thought Elisabeth wan naflar Hlinw wAI IH»*M ■ 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 Other Mwlelo From llaporl In r’nnflraia Junior s*rf**t **rem 4»— Utah , w Hehool *AaU*»'Wu>j.i.- ... . __ Marla Ilnur Wa visited movie set., Zachary vfflra ns the o il I ’hureh Notice* M a t be pra.aat.d at H m i s nu iiu ttris K i n a n f H s r (fnattaaet f n a Pea* n a n Hcolt showed them Id. dreasliu'101 H. FIRST PHONB 61 day before public.Me*. I'US.V P m n i l s r Mn,|,. tOaananeo Vreaa Paaa Oder hi* award. ftttft ft room. He discovered that th# girls t* T h le Is Mouth A f r i c a tporatlon for more thin 27 "» Led and accompanied by Mrs. ism C l a s es il c a l H “ n u v e n lr s THE CHURCH OF HOD OF CROHH rllU R C H I M S 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 N ew s Hunday Sarvica at 9:10 P. M. Trinity Hunday It* nianager of Tuakari "Four Leaf Clnvtra", In which th* l i on H ien o f f 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 fan, |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 tha minister will use at jeoaitructlon and design not hartWednesday 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 5Ives 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 Suarankiad 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 ioeibt peat 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 el Florida Greyhound Una* iff 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 ssuw k ..^ ^ 1 ^ ; ...^ .^ , H. JAMES GUT AGENCY THENATI1HAIFSUHBATIH FORMFANTIIEHUMYSIS ln ild « A t THE CHURCHES HILL 1924 •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 * I v e s B . A . D e g r e e ; . r' Th* future at this caaapanp la peered cloealy l« FleerfffaV Ivee eeg nlaantafj^rmpdnslhllity attachasl ■-t j/- iy �ft r*r BP,L feSrvNFVZr^! t t •—rr*- i? r ‘i w*; ;<"'• . •« >•* C«Uy Tv n v m w$ Tv ^ «l too W«rltf| i f Am i Im i ® te N I f 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 u k i 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' Douglas Do In V atiatflng dla aant asserted that .................... ....... .'Um court’s ration of elimination 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 a l f SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. JU N E 13, 1949 ■ • U M I M IM S U.S. Anti-trust i n t o p m a r k o r a Laws Violated H igh School Presented *By Oil Firm Court Says Statutes Were Broken B y Standard Oil On C o n t r a c t Policies r Wa r m and partly cloudy through Tuesday. somr likelihood of a few afternoon thunderahow. fra. c A W IN P E P K W D B W T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R l* , fo u n n x m e * * u s. Diplom as ,_ i Associated Press l<eutd Wire w « j“ S o u n d P r o g r a N O . 210 m Judith Coplon Beilin Accord ” O f AEG Is Praised By 9 Atomic Scientists 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 reem en t On E nding rear of tha platform behind a re-*-— -------------------------------------- Mrs. Whittaker ChamJ F o reig n M inisters 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. Knew Alger Hiss C o u n c i l T h ursday representation of a m o d e r n The gold medal for scholarship, streamlined train, symbolising tha offered anngally since 1021 by Dr And His Wife Wei) C onsidered L ikely preient year. E. D. Mobley, was presented by Emma Jana Robbins, class vale­ Dr. Lawton to Betty Jean Young. I’ARIS. June 13 -(,!’> Uruallv New Showers F or Law yers Protest WASHINGTON?June, 13— Angus Mrlnnls, Jr. won the Col­ dictorian and already the winner reliable source* said trxlav ih* four of a House of Representatives onial Daughters' award fnt hi*! The government finished prtr state scholarship, was presented assay on television. tenting il* evidence today In 7h# ,0,fi*n *'» near agree Sctllinolc 0kdY6(i ApPOilltlTieilt O f by 8upt. 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. B y School Board State Attorney 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. _ situ is near on ending this session cern betwean the liberty and inde­ defense Lawyer Archibald Palmtr To Mlts Robbins also want tha pendence offered by American S i d “ q u e e n in g " ^ R o b irt"'!’. ®( 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 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 rag* Teal 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 0I ' 'vnuld ,en' 4'1' »hr informant, said. Ihm .dsv. Saipi T W inole ( ounlv and asking Senator I.. I- Movie and Representatives A gain st Lew is A nd Steel 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 ........... Tito Planned B y j Heads Confer A s 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 ihr Seminole liar Assm latum Reds In Poland M iners W alk Out and Palmer called FBI Agent T.j"» •»* Four Power, have reached E«peml...oe. are snbieal l.. ap- of 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 In Europe Opened THE W EATHER 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 ro t hiinsrll I l|i|irnhriiiiei warm ­ ly defrosted the polity id evporting certain types ol latho-aclisr isolone* lot ir.eaich . rraponse . . to . ipirstioni, . In ha *aid lie know* of no way that ” S t - r X i l » * W M . U W , 1Ik . « k .i. ; ........................... .. , • ;............ » * • J J |g S r , ' « ! L '. u I’ •* 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. i Holope. (/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». conp o , TMvvsvmru, rro u s iu u .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, is rrls tlri'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 *'n p irH le il 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-' ................. Norwegian military rstabtlihdrafting a naw propaganda cam­ was without precedent. U. 5. steel li_ nn«v u iii...dsKrth. Una*' ^locxtfl prep.ssr pirns. and .p ri'ificH tlo n s "feels that the appointment of ntenl. ed him only as a free ta n * |lM for mMy Wllh,|IA. Mow^v^r. However. r,.f • —n.r prujecl* ■ paign in an effort lo undermine never before has mat with Lewis writer"1 In^foST* whan*aha tt 1* Imped, **ld the assistant state’* attorney of My trinptati.in hi lo sav 'yea' ting • the affect* of American aid to svhile a walkout wet in progress. Premier Marshal Tito of Yugq- Mi I asvi.srs, Dial M in i ssf the Ihs 8th Judicial Circuit for Bre­ to *you 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 ilafa stlnary common sense," the scian-* Ii SSS FsIBCi,l Weetern Europe. Whet form this Whet tha mine workers' chieftain -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 tlona of t . I. company. so to end tomorrosy but it may be a em* lomorrow our n o« tor a thart-lna-wori aval report to llir Board estimate* ofi;t7th .SeiiMtnrlal liistrlel ma.lr a *11 for "shara-tha.woik" system In Id V ‘ ‘ *' " f your child Ini on a scholarship," rs U e » a . 4 l« « s f \ F " ,,’nr only doe* rnaarcb work but alio laa continued) Attomsy 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 .inlui------ ---- ,_Brous com­ weak befora there it an official 1 give all miners about the tame Defers*# M '» i i h «S U * r a x * Veael ; » ■ . . s • • . li.dsh a • a . a i s • • f.sl.irsla.ii * a near.) school, isttfl lo Tursslay, June 7, Ju.at oh{ day he O Irirs. Il I* bl* under.standing, Dppetition ’b betwaan S v s OS r * all com- announcement of what has been amount of work and pay whether r i a n d o K i l l e d repaint Use Midway Kcho.d The foie Ine eppollilusrnl was all prulirimer siild, llial Ihe Norw*. Mlnl4a. But, they* will b* a 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 traglo loss to the nation. The Inquiries to lha government on Spokesmen for U. S. Steel said I I n a lla .o * isss f*aa» S’n .iri llois on (lie Iio v r r iio r 's InlenUots*. * \ pe o f aleel f.u hydroelectric sn<*||. Independent business man be it hereby re.v.lvrsl that we fr<d lu.ldlie*. will b* supplanted by clerks, x x what is going on al tha Cominform they have no idea what Lewis will Senator and Seminole When Reu.slor Krims land (It"T h a requirements contract meeting, 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 iniC tsu ssts n* r*aa rear) Karpacr, near Wroclaw, brought him," a spokesman said. "That's eteran A llantic 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 _____ ,„ r grout. .Iliecle.l that copies r ^ ___• L.,t with Lewis despite the walkout ba- Korlda 8tato""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* .ami aame 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. JACKSONVILLE. J u n e 1 8 .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 (Special {—"The 8torka S t a t e gram last ytar, asaid Judge a' ‘ 1 " Dougtions between Yugoslavia and the J at nil) American Legion Auxiliary will cl ...it that a re ...lotion li . I been farmers Market Is gtizl moving ley, Mr. Hartley lived ing. thl morning. H>laa Stanatrom thla luesented hv thr llsi Attsocurtio r sweat corn In fair volume, ap- 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 latform xurlng tha 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 par dos1017 and moved to Orlando in , Invitation* to gold star famllle . Ths choice chotcs ol of if th# Jaycea* l» 1019 I iii hemlnule County In.mfar perilled pin Im11 murium'* and have been sent hy Mra. K a ap- was said to ba plana for broaden­ l Fifty-sight officers and man of Bobby Hodgsi, Hodgss, M son of Mr. and legalizing flee game* f -< winning n . Ihr Circuit Judge lives in Hie I WH- ing "peace confarancaa" support­ Iliirinv World War one Mr I*,,n" ,r« w r r 's r y . and the pilIdle Mrs. J. H. Hodgsi. Its David Ru**i. .core* was vetoed l>v Governor vaisl County M i n i it hail always ........ State 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 Markets In his weekly markets Russia will raprasant th* Sanford Rotary States Navy, stationed al Nor­ The Governor .aid lie v»iu.:d the review, ytstovday. "A decline In 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 valxma f* expected thla weak. A lallim and warmonger!. „ „ , . . . .. Blinding range, It waa announc­ are Donald Ludwig, son of Mr agent at several soiithea.drrn defined b, the .Su­ light volume of pepper, fordhook*. 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 buttorbaans, and pane moved dur­ (Caattanaa * 1 e-aa* tw *i nlform closing t liie preme Court, and might revive career, and was agent In Orlando «#• Galloway, Judge Douglas file., ,’mlform closing office office hour I, onsored by th* local Elk Lodge. of tha loeal company by LlavC ing tha peat weak with, volume ACI. »lront will Iunveil and desllcate »|s"*r around tI. 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 mm ___ II _ .. .1 I .11 a II. #11 I . I — a.la.ai I la at a t . 1 a . l a l la one armed liandtf .. Tttoe MFactod to 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 ___ 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 i i t g l l i l U F i l (Ml I ' m u r I h r I [ ti. Lewis, Mrs. John E. Fox and attorneys, all real estate agents. tendance among all eompantae tlaallaned oa raa* T m l Mrs. J. E. Grndlrk. firing at tha Camp Blending 5 Seminole County When Hit By Train Youth» To Attend Lejrion Auxiliary Legion'sBoys State To Conduct Flag Day Ceremonies •Sweet Corn Moves In Large Volume At Starke Mart (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 pr W. smith, itry with a ranee V. Blown than 14,000 Adame, Cal. Jc . . . . __aaw truth cpL John M. Qi Businessm en Fear Attem pts T o B uild Security B rin g W eaknesses 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. Iwhy bualnaaa has aluffad off In Idual In co m e* many lines, while staying pretty • people than rood In others, such as tha food t’a good. Ibualnaaa. 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 Tint 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 G3WSS' 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 airport- the tha Duval msdiato resumption of nagotla- Municipal airport, Hon* on thair request for i tsn ' 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. 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 tor 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 WEATHER ~ JACKSONVILLE, June 13. (Al —Temperature table: High Boston ................ . 89 Chicago ...................... 02 Detroit ......___ _ B8 Minneapolis ............. 88 Philadelphia .............01 Balat taMs - ............ 89 JackstwrlHa ........... . 87 H \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 10, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9995cd33003ec33e2845c03d2ea1f226.pdf 1e113175f92c4d3afc29dd53e7696e7d PDF Text Text — -' ~ — jv*'v^r*V “’.:<, ^ -*—• -w” j13' l-‘-■ ?•'•■*'\ '1%^** p ;1y■$ * y.; - i, . , ' **r^ THURSDAY JUNE 0, 19^1 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE BIX ijw y i <*^vr\ • a S S B B H — Friday June 10th NATIONAL GROCERY CO. o ^ i N i r v RICE^ Salmon COPELAND'S GRAPEFRUIT JUICE............ 200 NO. II CANS—YOUR CHOICE PREM Tomatoes 1 0 SUGAR CURED 1to Olb. avft. lb ^ n il J S I l lilt ESHER ( ill A |)E \ ib. 55,4 FRYERS..........................lb. COLLARDS MUSTARD BREENS -t** •___ ________------------------- r . nnnjD 5oup t Delicious Easy to Servo! NO. 2 », I ANS HEART'S DELIGHT SLICED Peaches STEAK....... 9^ BRISKET STEW OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP ;{ H am •EW »• PORK & B E A N S 5 0 3 bar» TEA !4 !h , 2for K ETCH U P PII.L8BURY PAHD FLOUR DOC. FO O D 2 for 25^ 4 5 0 L A R D ....... ...................4 l b . c t n . 3 | 0 S L IC E D IL BACO N lw W U IT C IH IIIC DA CAN D A lU n Buy 2 for ■ CREAM ERY CEN TER Hi. M e AC* BUTTERk6 3 ‘! * 1$0 |2'/20 Piirtniln lb. 250 P'K Tripe lb CHITTERLINGS..............lb. 1$0 PIG FEET.................... lb. 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SA VO BLEACH SWIFT’S MAXINE TOILET iTOM ATO JU ICE 69t SOUP ..........nm M IL K i 3 2 NO. 2 STANDARD Il>. m il K SIIIMIIN NO | MiGMAI | TOMATO I LARGE1 I'KG. ALL HR AN DM TALL CANH ROUND K T HONE STEAK ....... ...............................Ih 5 9 ( 5 ROAST ........................... lb. 49^ SUPER $U 3 RED ROSE GRADE A NO. I HI'HIT'S Vegetable Soup 3 C. S. GOVT. GRADE A STANDARD NO. 2 ( AN TURNIPS 5 lb s . P IC N IC H AM S SWIFT’S 12-0 / ( AN 411-0 / OsliKt* . ■£- . SUGAK 37 NATI'HAL Hit AND TALI u j LIMIT 2 FANCY HI.HE ROHE, fKI.1.0 l»K«. t i c 9W W '‘ •: 1 1 V w | �Section Two H > VOLUME x x x i J 'D e lk Admiral” b m . 6 ^ ' Fleet O peration a n f o r d I t m A N IN D EPEN D EN T D AILY N EW SPAPER SANFORD, E s t a b lis h e d 1908 F L O R ID A , THURSDAY JU N E t l f t Section Two > 9. AssiH'laIt’ll Press I.eased Wire I 1U 9 NO. 208. t _____ I f New Automobile M a tter Structure Farm A id Plans £ S MV„ , n ii: r , l»V DAVID J. WII.KIK A n o d e i e d I’ reas Aulotnnllt* Cdltor C itrus Shipping V S E S I May B .F e a tu re j C o n tro l, N « M ,,v mmAAND ,,T, tv ^“ hmkks . k.! IIY IIOW lit. \K K.SI.E*-' In lv p e p iitj: I l l s E y e O n T li r ‘ K iilt ir y ’ 50 Elections! M utual Declares ! U. S. And Canada D ovetail W ar Industry Plans Amiocialeil I'rr.o Srteller Kidhit 81'HENEt I AMY. N Y.. June S u p p o rts F o r j C o in p u ls m v R c g u la . . . „ t»—,4*1—The strung,'it molecule P r i c e M anpow er And P roS h ip s O f Four N ar KLNLII i.KK. Itill.. June i* tn chemical ItMury has mum been found ., m ______ ........... ...................... in cnenncai m.-tory lias ueen P r o d u c c S la te d To tio n s M u st Re D c d u c tio n f ’ r o b lc m s t i o n s T o M a n e u v e r - M V I f your new automobile the tJeneral Kleetnc fom,.uny l"»*» ddny fntUI. in a burry „ ^ „f hydrogen C o m c U n d e r F i r e ; v c l o p c d E q u i t a b l y ^ U n d e r S i n g l e H e a d lion I blame the luarm/a.Hirer. a|lll lK,r„n, u„»w, a, .lee«t«.iai.r. W i 11 Hr S tu d ie d „ aml dotit blame v.’iir^M too much. tU h »„b»tam. . imi new. but it. IIV koheht r t a n .tit l \KII W'D. time ■ i E'NSt , u \' d is’«: ft »\ .♦ll*S»• fie—(iD By HOD!HEY ANDERSON rlirSoeirt v *»f Autmnotivr hn* <|i«,•!•«>y 11( funthmifiiuil W A S H IN G T O N , .lime ,,T1 — , s ...... •'1**01 of eitrii. xhippitlf 1hi* 1 Tiltf*«| • ii'i.1 •'rinncfa FONTAINEBLEAU, June 9 - K'neer, was told Imlay that a ) a l v . , , f ,.|,rmi.,lrv. ami that t, .»*. » ,1 '♦it* **'». * 1 Karin aid proiruim> will occupy v t « | o. •I , -lute, ill 1 M’r!*4 OP)— A landlocked admiral, teat, '•#*« part of the Maine tc.tU up w|,y „ .,lllllKC *Xftr st',1•1'•♦\ IIIV' ' ••1 ♦ a** they •d at hie desk 126 mites from the atmospheric conditions. In the chemical mliacle* have hern an Increasingly prominent place! t• * •> ■if Kloio|a I’tliti- Mutual 1 |S •I•••ir * <*ri!| th ! .* ttra* lrluted >•i Go-,, 1.HI,III meet till? I ■ea. has nominal command of the region where Mir ear owner tves |arfc.f |!( by n-e ill file law Ilial in eoiigresslonal elerfinn earn * | | , , l l r r v, eontintt I first western Europe fleet manandwhere the vehicle is used. h,m|„f »t,,rn ,, aide to attach paigns nest year. Secretary of Agnculturp Hran- , n„ „, .r | , r , d efinitel, Hint such | V .*7!* •v.*r nr ■? . •* *1. euvers in the English Channel F. I„ Leslie ami E. J. Her- |»r.«|f to nitty H fuetl miiuher of r r(nan has sugge-ten n plan lltal r .1 until.I needed ne«t vvMrli this month. ‘ grnroether, of the International other atoms. i i»x'rnf For the first lime In naval Nickel Co., :,hiu corrosion In the The.,* atlacinnents ur* called . v!1. ! . miii Mir ilirrrtoi*. aI u» rfiiphnsizrtl •1 -r ents w ould th a t anv .swopnlsorv v.tinm e I ♦rt hn history, British , French, Dutch form of rusting Is lo be expected, tionds. They arc like spideis1 webe, tome. G overnm ent paym ..... I - v •lr. ......... f n l „ miMt ,,e tie- 1 ^kid Belgian sltips-of-wsr arc They said test, have shown that except they at, elect item uttruc- lie made direct to fa rm e rs t f prices fo r some perishable . -pro,'*| on an—................ aoiittutde basis. tint Walling for one week under a ipiick drying and air circulation tions Instead of material. . ,,t,tp................ .............. in in An la tvnMi ration rlngl* command. They aim to help prevent cortoi Ion aftci a Hydrogen is able to form only " " 1'1* T 1 . ,, , ' v did not pin •1,p„,selves down show that, on aea as onjggd and vehicle lias been wet. Exposure to one such attachment, boron ottlv Non-perishable, utmld he handled ,,, ,, fi.,t i.iienifnt Gi.it ,nch eon In the air, tha forces of Wei- the sun ami wind, they said, also three. That u, „ itydrugrn atom'*,f •*'"* as they are iiu«\ through *•,,t <t„nl,| he ttecc..,rv In the inf*t||i t«.| Mir .trninff#* '»(•*»»* "ill |'4r**rU ir l,.ip Mir lntern European Union ore capable help retard corrosion. 'could spin a tlnrad to attach it-elf ,,r, "liports. Kin :>n .r„.„„ •lii M i’ |*.ii In»’i -!h|i \\!•»* l» rxi itnl of fulfilling their war time taska they recomniemled fretiuent to only one other atom -........farmers wnitlili ti.r ...... i ,t^tr„,e„i AH A unite Ahould th^ Hffd Arlif unshri hikI >*«•rt*f111 tltyAMK hi Kiln! of Ntom iiintlr iih tliffrtMi * 1 **' " '* ** Ilf* f *s*ir\»| ,, | Mi«r« ii»»t nilioi Htr a «him •• ;• »n •' ♦in* * * f \V.»iM War ** S*fi • !*.*|m Mu' I \x • tuitions Aa nominAl (omtnAndAf of tin nirriMinii prfvriitMlivfh iluruii Mtujit* riniltj .pin tlttrr »t **f M 11 1*1 '***’ , i*»*t.•••\ tMi*nt pf••tmiiM, nl combined armada Vice Admiral .Tl)r |,u,n|,|(ty „/ In Him ipieer new mole,,dr •on rrv),,K mrtm.jl *M\ r l i>{ ,t t»ri timtirfif Mint t*.«#ir«1 M«*mi|»|| ir.ili/111^ Mtr nrrd fm ollf, WIIIK CSIWMtN of the Pol 1st, Halorp suo tlirinsrl. c . on lei k. a guard Robert Jaujard has his biggest wher|. „ ,, or hydrogen .pin. two I...... amt n" ‘ I'1* " ,IM• '"'r" hs lli'lll tin r,p|ifiiM« 1»fi .1 nf itppli .......♦•‘f m *.. i.nty i.nf xtrii*tly Itrrpv fi vitjiliHif rvr on llir ftfdp aIhmii I xxlmfi l oinmuind firthnr »!*!•♦,itx |i'(imi'ik' and most re«onslblea duty m, k„| is a more important iaclor boron mx. that goes com,ary to ....... farm orgmi.Mtnm. hv ..mie •ji»i"H ntii l»r dr\ rlnpr«( \SIlH'li Eufrr r «t ip* l Aftrr « IhorotiAh BCiern of |MA»rin;ni* n»»d cirW l»y since his appointment as admiral. t,\ ruadx )n wl.al lias ben, one of the basic «ml other UmiiM l»r f|l| taa ,|ll ^|MUf) I Rllfl I'lir itrxx four »ii**tiil»rr in*liHII. S li.....iL'.ttton nil),ets, four rrewinen wl,o a„eilc.| 1v allied Kuler ^Acstem Europe. In October laat ,|#ler, , llr PXtftll „f t.„r. laws nf the «tmet,ue of a...... after ,’r K ’ !• I'pri M»ifih«l v\»ll i mihviur if* tri.it ci "Up aci •***.! at it t fir »t • ft*t li» tied tlits conniry weir held for i|tie«l|iiiiiiig. iliilernaflotml) D'l'i'titu* ».* as>* up eiiPi'iMniniftrn Imlk mii Mm **iitpt11•i•t \ itIInf ro.slon of automohile umlerhiHlirs," Tho tra.mis are not known .... furm-i.j Admiral Jaujard at nre.ent „ lr tw„ r,„ r(,r,.|, allgtnw,ril Nor what new road, to discovery ,,n‘ rr ,,m Kovernment run • ••«•••%t |MMi»r.tin mli M,t ^fmtn , 4*l»D'li x%111 I'Xs'ltfim?** itif*MinntliMi mas only a sniAil AUff of roor- .sssri-,! may br oprrifti. It ti»uk tv%o ymrA .! . . , M*r ftnndlrr»f,r Mrtdr ntuf Mir •is xni'ivrfa wills'll 11 a.IiMniall v ** *• *** •• '* * Hilt, IfHVIliC (tilt tlMli riiUtfnvrr.iV p" •Mimiitf .t^riirif, dlnaflnr nfflrtrt worklnv with 1 1 nrr .'!sv*r!y yiiart)r<| untinnn! \|i r«|lll III W IN s M\ I \If I II They adile.l rh.l Ih, war ,0 *.,Ut,y *° •,*c,l’bei the strmtllie mer the detail.’ of |»r»»urnm, |tl<,|, Mf itppfii mfi «n«| him In the annex of Napoleon's ....... ................... ........ **4»flrt - , j . I . . 1 . „ f f P{ P,| ...... ........ ° f fbla decahoratie molecule, which I li f< Ml:t • \* I rhateau at Fontainebleau. underrating J..b» offered new u MIB(lr „f u |,v,|,ogen ami in binuewtve ami other city tl'niil.f f*s fiMIDtf " i Kr |' *ft i|A* s'ffiri.it . ail111 fli*i lit! », »•*•*.......... I,Ike a kind of chairman of a car buyers are effective for cor- t)0ron alo|||J i-e-.pl. have iiskr.l why farmers •**f«••iiiiit... pi vxill iMtliial** ihr warVN fltr •*111•t tf•*! fii|,iA I It. . board, he must cheek and eoorB «‘ w »I.hi when properly Th f(1|||1 „ , trm„ lri. need any gove,i,,„r„i help at all f ii|»t |. Ifir »fnfrtitrii* ,||lil, Mir fhim* pt*i'liie iis>tt a*' eibsntnrnti of I . . *4 dlnata the various plane and In- ■I'ldied. to the tent ihst they 1(lMlcw|IHt i^,. M ,.|„|,pt in |,, Why nut let farm food prirr. thssil «Vt-1 . tf lit.Ill ft till plilflt .4 f»*fii;«l HiMtM'tint; .ttfi mnniif l I •I fill f Xaii* formation submitted by the na- *_r** |y__r* . . _ !r..*.r,f " f! the boron atom, loiming the I ""' ,,ir,r " " " 'evd amt •educe ♦••i.»» iu^ MmImIr itfin. dmiiM fir •.....I . , ...| 1•*. ». •*• IM I I*••I I I fir »•* .»\•••.f ps*, ,ifil»» ifnphi'Rtmfi of Mir I’ttsl nf liv ing fni iity pt’oplr ? Ironing out «« ^ r r o s lv e a tta c k ." the spe ake r, h » d r..g ;« V S leg tlonal admiralties, fltltftid* d »'• Midi Mir |iljti‘ mmx In* rn» •It • it. t' * lit I'l * • * III I 1 | i * « * s t • * • » • • 1 , to l,e • ffsslf . ----— » ,ald . T h e y ate very useful In — * * TI ia v i * M ir M ir limir rmvim sim i^ rough spot*, soothing any rufTin ilctofhiiK vvat d«n«' |ntl tpiV rf fr# ♦ \x!•••». •Mtnfif mil t |tat t ‘ f \\Hit,lift I h i, it ♦.♦iff Hprmhoni II • ,IS ,i| •'. ■ •inli’e 1 i..i<:i ,S e d sensibilities, trying to forge prolonging the life of a car." • M il »'f H f H I I I I pIllglRtll i* x-rny.1 liy nn old tt‘i'ltnt<|tir kiuiuti iripiiit* I l.aat III*!* \\til. in • t tilt* I ' •♦ I'l Mt* Go - week fvfxxsrn MM*rfiti|» .. x\iiis'fi air to * unified weapon to protect Ihe Last night the engineers heard M ^H diffrNidlnll U11|III rd pliMtrr. I'liltlihif •el ' .!.( It I* •:» |»•• •♦ • .1 ♦,« , v*on be I** 1m*M *» mtri xtil #sf ,ix month* I I'rirfH fif fm in pi*ii|(ti'!,4 nrr * I *'* ••••••Mug mid Mir l.i .1 liffnir ♦in ... I western nations on tha aea. aircraft expert,, assert that planes tn, L.hil.r:4 w wrll. -i,,..,.,, rit* Mir i iitnnnf M's* n.mit*i1 M. unit U III n \ ,t > foil 1h ti ' •♦.41 \%*• II,,0 lied fo, 1*1 I* ffinrr Af'iiiltivr In Ihr Ijitx nf slip I • nr.x t*»i » •»! Illllln I Jaujard hlm#»lf knows what It capable of flying 10,000 miles or gtu||l(!j |,1(. ,|IM vV|. , ♦’•*\ ruitrv. .!( . t*» thr .It, I r.»i* »♦«. M. t.i• 1I**' I'fM ^ t• lull n ' U lo sail his ship under foreign more si close to Mil, miles an hour ^rMt,jy,|le nrlr ... ., plv Mini tiriiitirnl fliNli Mir lirlt'Pl * .t* t fiirrhlig . t• •I III. Ml* lift* ..... It M •• >„ 1lie- »’.|tfniml !*.*.•"» |f \ f *• as*If r Hour I |0 \ Ihiiii ■i irpnrt I•» III c t» M 1 ».# ♦ . • • irders. may become commonplace Instead * r r " ™,h " V' I Thrrr ! * I. * *»s* Mxr f.*» f’nitr.i H i■i ' M*‘ l»ith# .» •• . , 1■a,... 1 • - 1 tie op t Soon after his promotion lo of unusual. of an in, h. I he .Indy showed tin. *4»r ,m nmfiy iiiftix iiltiril fnrturn n«i«| J a|«t• » l* 'I" M « ♦ Mutiml i!* * * .1 • .1 \V i. ..I |)rn 11• ♦. M •■♦•>, option •94*1 •1.. . F. J. Wiegamt amt M R Rmve, molecule Is 30 lullionth.i ,.t .<•■ .»• iiiMtiv fat If»t ♦ »•» •»« tile r• Mir »l.l1 ' 'H* •trt| h l •♦«i ♦ {Ho.ooo Mm ' admiral In 1944, he took comm •1 , -d tlir li* \ -tf Mir lutfii ft *iiI MrfrncA I C s it t s t il On Paaa f u r ate. I t of Wrlglit Aeronautical Corp., Inch long, In hilimntli., wide end m•mMim , f(*» mi** flntig. tliAt »f | ill •* t ... 1 *m iitln • Imp fr» «Ionaf«<•** 1•»,p,i Ibr f* *||• I s ♦ rimithr * *rs*nfivr. ♦♦♦'IM* i’ 1 Weedetdgei—tk J . reported tests HI billionths high rirnr fm.. | nHirtl »*. \ ^ I 111 . •V UI»»Hp, S**t up The rr*fMt('h iCIAIlllAti Alt fjr*«• I" iflffirtllv for Mirio !♦» giiiigr tlifir 1, !•* !•> 1 * lll.lllo■ 1 It w11. have shown the coupling of sparkmarkrlT A i‘<*lirA lrl\ mm ! plant nrt n * l% «ti « r • • # «f ,* ,« t» » » ’ , I.S si . I 1 "Ml t,\ the IllSSflMt, .• "tt 1k »|s|xI •*I x lift I »*l*(ti» ignllrd engine, and turbine, great­ tori DavIiI llaikci. < \\ rmditigly. . y * Minriif* mii<I ♦ ,on*i r * < Vmvr i' An IH••• 11, .,9.8 si l|Ix ♦ ■,)W mat f I»•11n1tig; fnits'tmii ly llieresie, power, speed and fly­ and John S. Kasper, hII spcal 2 A n(inly "f Mm* itnpmnilnii to I *••• n*p<ivl mI. •» , h»,! M.h* ill i«m* I.,. J.. t *t#• In f.slni It Strrf•••.»!• ml M ♦". 1 ■dtp•it volume iio'iiiftf't ing range and offer, fuel econo­ isnig ill Ilie .clem c if i ry Uallu **iilhnr hrpartmnr. i-m ifM ilris n mIh»mI I.MHi of *lu *••* »! |»r-, l.r»t» I i( leiitlissaosl »»n I'eye 1 ts.tr *4#,. j ) grahpy. a•1 (,. ••••41 • ' g11•| I'll, v-.let I* ontlnntfl (In Pfl|r I II«| Or. •» I* ••«tllnig»*1 On I'ttgr Mtvp* 1ti i • mies. Complexities of the coupling pf.Hif » |fs *.#• 1 by the 1 .1 ♦ k*'|'l _j!|>' process and gtestly Increased Mm... .......... . I ht.f'1" w, , ti,e ATLANTA, June 9--(/P>-Tha ‘ h,y « '"• ■"•«»"«, (• •' •1 ' \i'i,,rli':t t.i fni 1* lush, wartime market for peanuts ,h« handicaps yet to he over- | •1, ♦1e* |>,' f >0ft 1Vi . S , | ( 1 has vanished. Domsstlc consutnp* ri i . I'H.M lion continues to decline. Growers j AM ♦1•' 1 s| 1 pl.«(|t • e 4per'eit are trying to curb their peanut K tH lC lie r It* K l l l e t l » ♦,*• ♦..* 1 ll| 1 1 to. 11..*, ,,p .Ions \MV YoRK .1mo' » — — e Ittr ,t, 1.1, 41, ♦ Mil • •■",l,1 demands? e0B,° rm *° PMr“ ,n'* B y E N ftt p e d C o i i v i c l .* Mk**» ,*ll a.Vlt|*4l9 total s A nis'tnrr ,»f sfnnnr «ii*r*| i|sv*forA • Ill's! • \ That la the picture painted to .1 --------,t. * rMill tlldu.lt, V mft*I rti*f»ifrl fsi>«ptf'«| *rrvi»'** tinJ§MPby tho 8txlh District Federal SONOMA. Caltf., June 9-(A>) . . n pi. 11It t•t.if Jntir •Ir* n(|f|ett i 11•*•f inr.ft.'fnr m f^rrat Reserve Bank In tta review of bus- _ p au| Zimmerman, prominent »• 1 | I»* »'1 *lhlS'fMtl If* •* t*« is 'I* f**(•••♦#•t ' s' f*•Tt’7’ hv !ne»s condlttons In'-tha dlatrtet Valley of the Moon ranchnf wa* i II "Irr. !*♦•* vian to KinR for May. The artlala made th«a ,|mt and killed, and hie wife was .. »p.,t I f.#* igjr VI _ 0 . al1 * bluilic«ontfl with • pistol lAt# Imf till a 11sf 11•11 *#|l ***4il fn Mir •»le\rii iitntif fi pn i**t| oner During th* wir, ptAnuts wtrt night, .til l •* «I ( •I . lip •I Mir Hlx'rplioii s*f tlir nntnnml a handy iiihstltute. They plneh>;,,r|y imjny * sheriffs' po.,e of ' ••• ••• »lh f(**4 **I Ii* .111|i * ivi, ** i*• M,r rrk»miriita bitted for such scarce Items as 1(M) ,nen r, pt„Teij an escaped cm, *•" 'Intnr I" af nM ♦••sit if *|(1i*fo| 111 pV*»t|l|sTs| R creamery t,utter, cashew and V|ct near the scene nf the slaying 1st* K.'f It, I .f.»" •t>it I 1 .1 |o vn iki' * ♦!*• f .19»*|ur*fx brarile nuts and chocolate. Deputy Sheriff John O'llrlen *.*<» *rl ♦ 111 •♦• h ill* It ••'• I •'» I il nsl*»r But those rmimiodltle, have hJ,M||f|e,| the innvlrt a, Rudolph *lie nf 10 hi Mil* •• • .»* Mir Will found their way hack to grocers' Wright. 19, N negro, who escaped •n»| l i f \ ♦•*♦III, •I #•• f'«* • .»♦♦•*♦!•I ^shelves and peanuta and Htelt from h ward for Incorrigible, at el| I* ill*' Mm* Jirxrit**' Itlf»*l 9|nt1«etlj|V •y-products are being pushed a- the Sonoma State Hospital yester•is* • ••f•a*»t* . ofl l(l'*'*ifii«|ti» IMo’.li’ X side. (|ay. •mx • I'lir xxImi* pfnl■• ophv "f tIih Through Mar. 31 of tha current Wright « > , booked at the county 1,1 •I •l II I'l'firiill pi f*«*tlM"*'r» tut •hiili^rd,'' * « » « ". nianufacturars und 288,- )al| a, Sant, Ro,a on a holding ,,f>a •It •it % !*r ,t|li| ' Wliri* "M. r Ml** !'»*'tor 000,000 pounds of ihallad, edible ' charge. Mu*( ii s » .4 Ar<| tlir paf oldf What iilinic peanuts. That was 18,000,000 O'Brien said the Zimmerman:, Mil . xu'* Villi ’ ’ hr fsiox t, f, •1•'»••! ♦»• ,t«V pounda shy of tha1 tama ptriod am| a neighbor, John Bowman, .f Mt# Whilt «|s» xnil xxiinY ’ Mr .4111 iir TEE SHIRT, cool, eomlast y«arwere abducted last night In Zlm•if itifsi • N i ;< lx W E A R Lne*xv i|n*'toin xxIsis Ins,I t*• fair »*n Up to Mar. 31 total consumption merman's car by a pistol-wielding fnrlubl(> cotton-knit, choice •. ii pi» ♦h,t Miiiiintid ♦ >1 mil fIV II. 1.999IfI piitiifit in older of the three principal products- negro. He said the negro let Mr, patteriM mid colors. ii".l * Mt lit I.MlIfl x•' Hv ♦•• niiikr a living* nmhn M.r plHti, peanut butter, candy and salted Zimmerman out at anoher neigh " j I Hi t *fit ti »i ,Miil “nlMMit all Mi**v ' .sii .!•• i nil .1 I’ l Iftt V \ \ I Mill 1 psanuts-wai about 26 par cant bor's house for medical aid aftrr .III | < M M Ift $ 1 . 2 5 t o $ 2 > !)5 fhrin ill one dnot .ml tint thr i<TT!r. i han ,o r th< llk a P<,rlod ln gashing her head with a blow .sM.s'i ' ' 1940,47. with mie „f the guns. $ | .( l!l T o $ 2 . 5 0 I l . i t s * i\ rl ( ’t 'n l « 'f Hie ‘ •HioUtei itig; 'li • •ntrnt* 'of O'Brien said Bowman, escaped ♦hr Hi if 1 .!• 1••#*«11 si pi ft i*,|i fs>r*»riiia'il A I W i l i n ' at H ie same time and was fired Bandit Returned T o ♦ nd. tlir Mini 11 v •♦ Health "a t at four times. The body nf Zlm♦aierly allrviaf* I. I •-1«I 11 »i •!e*r i Jail A fter E s c a p e merman, about 06, was found neat I * I• I I ir. » 1| *•*> | «•4 .aid. hv fin* 1♦•••'ill n»if»onn.r»r.rnt the Bowmen home. * * .» f«|i|M ,1 • lea \ ♦* tliilt ili,spit :|l , •I I t , , . .V lid •s , ♦ | I . I t I lti| t.* (.1 I I SURNS, Ora., Juna 9 —(/P)— I'lMlI \I .......... I....... . • , ' > ' •• .1 |M,1 • f I fill* t"l mil' A notorious soulhwait killer and P a u l W a g n e r N a m e d <• f t t if «Ml, ,| 1>,.>! 11 1 • t la S' « ItsL Illtl* ill f 4*4'fIf• *4♦ , I'll,,,,* .41»■ , » >, bandit was behind prison bars I I xII To H ead Ifo llin ti aggin today after It months of . I* •I 1■1 ■In, l i ..... ' I hs ^iJsimv, Lfi4i\%n ns ' >' freedom. ,t. >||, , I> . Georgs Klmas, who held a top «, l.f 1 , a 11**f1 profit oiRiiiii/Jifoti WINTER PARK, June 9—f/P»— •» •>• U, ^bpot among Oklahoma outlaws Rollins College Tuesday announced !•«•»* - •*e•*I !*X !• rrmip of I«'II«||91hC V• I <>, >1 Ilf, ,I,-, ixli*• .it •st* *■!«•**•( ^it*l Inp utr sisiiir■•• "• oatfk In the 1920's, larrendered tha appointment of Paul A. Wag- | I• / ••11 ,,„|,',r'H„i |,r,„li . ,/»>„ I Im.4* Mi** »o#4i,'#*i «sf V»*ntt #' .*• I 1 mrilliiil in,I i f f without an argument to Shartff ner, 31, Chicago educator-business 1,1 ,i,f.. lies Eldon Sits and nts deputy. He had man, as its president. . ' »•••49|«If li'pl*' tPllfillltHi f |,,|,c ttitiir tl'ii,1 u,r,,'|\ >„|l iib'Mil \.s ♦ • * . I e 1 * e • * • pnujlf.tiv*' •'*' bean Working Ip this southwest He will hr- Ihe youngest presi­ rl,«- prills 1,ll/rt! Htrilli'ltlPc n area on ranebea and In dent of an accredited liberal arts a I,Hi.I Novell,bn. In form)',I lilt, x .f all a r h n f i r fahod r eamna afnea last fall. college In the country when h* I t'llowiillip fo, l |rri|',„, 11, ,Mr<llHa walked away from tha Okla­ succeeds 78-year-old Hamilton Holt, Ihi •II • 1 xva % inailr |gv a v d ,'iiir, 11 ko>,|Ii wbi,A, mow ni-mlirra, homa State Prlaon 11 monthi ago on Sept. 1. K* •np ♦«» detei tillin' Mi** Iir oil,I, ilosr So J.tMMi pby«i,'inns rrps whin aent to tha priaon kennel* ail .♦ •Unit will he added pleilged •„ . •• r,tr,t.|, .|,it,if 'iigb Wagner comes to Rollins from to feed dog*. • . f |a« hoop . r .talih shed *'it mrilli'itl itnnilui'i *mul K''Olt,K ini of Bell and Howell, manufacturers { Klmaa waa earring a 6i»-y«ar of precision photographic equip-! • nlotai wbiit 'hey <0,0 ,,(<•> it,ft iiiKciucnta Initial ^erm^for robl ) •u,t,<l»'f, Edward A. Il.**i»|.|, v oil their piofrMtotuil frar,|o„, ir bank robblrjr. H* pra- ment. As a member of the topJEW ELR Y had compla^ ^ t^rm for management team, he has bean H A N D K E R C H IE F S ..,<1 W .*1r»-i A Diet,bull atit'otiiicAcknowiailgitii; line* ,»„r fra,,l Hint tlir .tchoul w ill ,,)u',, next turrH of Hir art biivo l,,,»,,j|it tutHr by MANHATTAN th* right-hand man of Charlaa , t, tuliri w 'tl, l in ts,nnmi i„ Ibr GWANK Sits arraatad XI on ‘ IR Parcy, 29, on* of tha youngest In­ B O X O F T H R E E 1 2 .2 5 ptovrmenlr "Iona ovcrilu*1," I.ord , .-ilt 1 1 it- ll'iti‘1 Grnotlry t.tr 'i from a fallow wo»! dustrial president* In th* U. 8. Il'O'lr, nulli lb,, I'rllow iblp I* , I ,» I tlir #,,,# ■ st ' ,I f > > l $ | *50 T o $ 3 . 5 0 A graduate of th* University ptpf.ttiti f"t « tiuttibcr "f nficnilt* .< 1 ,, | ,i, , ,| ,l« wif, tin,,,; 1 ,, APPROVES RETIBIMENT crlbed the choice of Wagner as ifiriits will,'It woiild rut tall the ...f t ..I h„>I Mlif'Hilv ' •II WASHINGTON, JuM 9 - 0 P ) - a student under Chancellor May­ '•11,Iiiii,led'* pawn- of Iba MlnS H I R T S I 1 1 11,, ,,,|^b',l|t ntt ■ ,, President ap­ nard Hutchins. Hutchins, ones raatdant Truman yaatarday yi , .♦1 v of lirall), parti, ulerly over • l< Im i i,gim l, 1 , | , 1 . i, 1 1 proved the rattramani ratlratnaal Of (ha old* a "boy" prasldant himself, des­ . rorad th* In'luilral all'I ctti.ml metiers. I -I \«,, 1 -I I im iii H 'I, W tlllnm lim y , eat........................................ federal Judge In United cribed tha choice of Gagner aa 1 "Hut tv* ate nut udvocatlitjc routMANHATTAN > it M r, John K list,bark Btataa, Diatrlei Judge "Inspirational”, li'tc repeal,” he "that would AND Wagner taught at tha Univer­ 1 ....J V ",v ............. 1 ril'i'ist' « wm'Lf iiip i i 't'lieu"we "bVv'e MARLBORO be 1 .,,d In,;. In'fi, iippoii,it'd a s I ll,« » sity of Chicago at tha age of 20. SOCKS H,e 'Itool ,,f of A" Art. Judga Johnaon haa 'sarvej aa He left to study under a Car.................of . ,l"' "XVe are said lu be reaclionary,” $ 2 .9 5 •nil,', ,-taff members will !>r an- I.ord Horder remniketl. "Hot it Is dlatrkt Judge for Utah alnco Nov. negta Fellowship at Yale, receiving INTER^HVKN If, 1911. milllieed al a later date. his master's dtgras in ■ yaar. Hs llte Mtnbilry of llealtl, Hull ii reTo has served on th* fscultita of 5 5 c T o $ | . 10 arlionary ‘limy have f01 red medi­ I'll A Hli AHHFHMMF.N'lH several collages, including Teach­ $ 3 .9 5 cine lo lake a long step back­ « LtVELAND. June 9--<A'i•Ha n o h u l S V ers Collage, Columbia Unlvsralty. II,,' eidale of Clin, let l.iiuln Rei ward*." food auaply for only N day* 1* B E iy r s lie ii,Hintatne,l that I’l-.ident met, fo,i„rr Akron IriilttsIrialiM,| oai m m for 8,100 Aaptaeod parNOT WAR MATERIAL ,1 pay a Ml iterr, nerreiit ataesiunenl Truman's , ompol.-oiy national Hr „,o.I ‘ In Shanghai awaHti FRANKFURT, Germany, Juna PIONEER f„, fin,1,1 „r, 471.401 in fedetal beallti iimuram •• Proliant might Ml abroad. 9— (A*)— A U. 8. military govern­ laxei Re,met failed l„ pay iiefore tin limitar dunmge In Alltel lean $ | . 0 0 T o $ 2 .5 U ; of thorn woro about to d*> ment court ruled today that ur­ In- ,|rnth no,Urine if etiartiol *Eve,y uno anium in IU natural atata la not In levmwiiiK a decnion I,amici tgrees there should be medical PAJAMAS, lummer weight necessarily a war material, and wr-r-T — .town here lant De< ember by Judge care for nil, he added, but il is ln beautiful pastel shade* altuatlon aow do comgUcated adquitted "Ins, Germans on charges r It,get, Arumlell, Hip United Die kind of tiling Hint ran'l be 9 5 .5 0 lltkal aad military alt- of poaeeaalng a 8800-gram block ! .Stales tax court bits ruled Ilel- done overnight. Great Britain haa may bo their departure of It (abool It ounces). Uranium ! liter’s estate must pay an a,till- refused to go about it giadualty Others 98.96 lo 14.98 "CORRECT MEN'S WEAR in Its processed form to used In tiotinl 147,206. Thn decision was I and tha rasult can be plainly seen making atomic bomba. 1announced hero yesterday, in tha praaant altuatlon,” 2 Millionlh Auto For Vrjir To Koll I'Vom l,iiii‘s Soon Lush WartimeMart # o r Peanuts Said To Be Vanished Kin“ \ Doi'f nr Tt‘Hs Of British Medical Perils 9 r B. L . Perfains&Son �THURSDAY JUNK 0, 1M0 States’ Educational Opportunities Married Beauties To Vie For Title Sh ow n In R eport B y U . S. C ou n cil Of Mrs. America Does Your Car N eed W E It I M P A I R A L L YOU CAN TERM S P A Y HY M AR LS OF CARS FOR TH E IT ON RASY M ONTH big inside H ,i x 'l big, convenient toed itotu g* ip u i . in imull kitchen ipote -p l» » th* lomout Metei-Mher methunion with S-teu* Pro­ tection Nun. • M , I v p s t - r i h t W * I* Ik* • Oelchuh. tie y i * felt- width H f M a , kxidt 1 * bvth.l # 1•.*««• ,«*xWa InfxrlM • Utahl. hot leg. COM IN. t o fi'xtds*• ~ AswU.'r Ns. I tiid g id s Unlit net* 2 1 ' M u n i lm O th e r M u llein F ro m Si! 17.7ft HILL Hardware Co, Hy R O B R U T K. G K IG K K W A S H IN G T O N . June 1* -t/!*i— The wide range between eilucatlnnnl opportunities open to child, ion In various states Is shown In a newly published report by the Council of State Governments, This survey was authorised by the Governors' Conference in IU4K. It is described as "the first study ill education to he conducted hy an agency of all of the states," Annual uxpediture per pupil for current expenses In schools varies widely .the survey shows. New Jersey spends IJUO.MO, blithest aiiiiuiK all States. This figure is All Those/ i Extras — </P)— M arriedabilities beauties with /V M M * . a hornemaklng will get (Juicers Get Are i of»h,,|rMrs.ph*nAmerica t,Bto ofrwIU4U here true • Ax Worrying Congregg;-".8"".;.:!.,,,. .... ------------Mr ( i.A K K K H K A C II W A S H IN G T O N — A ll those "ex* Iras" that the officers of the arm cd services get In uddltion to th eir regulnr pay are blithering some members o f Congress. A few legislator* made a great issue of them during debate In tile House of Hepresentativea whon the uiititary pay raise hill vac sent hack to committee. The troth is that the "extias" lt re very substantial and a flat was la-gun 11 years ayo to give ! girls who wear wedding hands 1■ lieauly contest similar to tbu Miss America title selection, Seventeen regional perl Imi nil ries will lie held to narrow the finals hero. Some of them will I— televised with locul video fans as Judges, H u t Nevinn, munuging dlrcclor of the Mrs, America contest, "aid television preliminaries arc scheduled in Chicago und M o u ­ phis, T o m ., with home-viewers low basic pay does not tell the during the win after figuring my Wind., xp'fy- V " ......... band, ^ exemptions and deductions This the value of the "extras" can be y,.i r I figure I'll pay gltln tlll. easily over-rated. I'm taxed only on base puy." lion. Hut In New Mexico there are love a murine m ajors com"W hat about your retirement (J M school children nmuiig every mission to a husky figment of lamefits?" I JUKI persons, highest In the N a ­ of your Imglnation. Make him .'1H, “Good. I f I make colonel hy the tion. New Jersey is lowest, with with 10 years In the service. Sla- tints* I retire. In another HO years, 1Hill. tlno him in Washington, wham I'll get |4 I2 a month. Hut when Generally, the .States with the lie supports u wife and two child- | die, of course there'll lie nothing ! »i»st children have the lowest ubil **'ri'■ for my wife. I have to carry lift) lity to support education, based on "M y base pay is *11,71*7 a year- insurance to provide sniiixthlng for mconte per rhllil. Most of these Id I H.Hfi a month,” he w illingly her." la te .Southern Slates, North Dak* replies when you ask him, since “ W ell, what about the lest of olii is an exception. It ranks fifth government puy Is no secret. “ I the 'ex tia s'T " highest in school population, hut gel Ih .llll a year, when you In"There aren't tiny mute as fur twenty-second In income per dude my allowances for ipiarters us I know." -I'honl-llge chilli. ami siihsislenre. That's flOfi a "W hat uhaut government untilThe Income-pei-child is estim at­ mold It for rent and $•!.'{ a month to mobiles?" 'd by dividing the lidnll personal buy food for the fam ily," i “ I nt ver climb lido a governin come of all people in ii .State hy •'W'lial uboul your e x tiiis ? ” merit cm except on official bush llic mi in her of chtldicn of school “The tdg item there is medical ness. Only four officers in Wash age, to show the ability of .Slates cure. I get that and ull my dental Ington me assigned curs for their to luovide education. work free, The fuuilly gels madi- privule use the four chiefs ->f Tbe overage personal income per cal can* fiom the service, hut no slaff. I f you're on a post out In ■rhrml ehiltl ranges from *2,1174 in denial work. The regulations say tin* boondocks, you sometimes get ■Mississippi to almost five times dependants gel both medical anil away with using a little free I hut much in New York, 410,741!. denial care if availalde, but I'v e | government Irausporlldlon, but The average for all stales is nevei seen a post whore dental nmst (Mists are pretty slrint about * 11,41111 . cme was available fm wives and It." "Wouldn't you save money on The Income per child is more i children. As a mattei lent if you were assigned to than 10,000 in each of five .Stales uhoiil half the officers ipinrteis on a murine llnse?" at the top of the list, mill less llin n j Washington cafl in u pi Sore would. Hid do you know I f.'l.fiOtl in seven at the Indium. 'sician when anyone io th how munv quarters there are for Hid the report also divides th e' ill. They have to puy f marine O fflceis in W asliliigtoii T 1total persoiml Income of nil people , course." Mix. And r.r.7 Marine officers me of each .Stale hy the number of | "Don't you save u Ini stationed lieio. There ure 1*74 children iii-tnilIIy iillcnding public , iuiyiug at commissuria ipiarteis for olficers ullogether in m Iliads. This, It says, is a more | exchangesT” the aiea, mid there are 111,1*47 o f­ iiccurate meiiNtirc of u Slato's ubil"W ell, I pick up a ficers here, counting nil foul ser­ itV to provide education for child -1 knacks nt the Host vices " *en in tiiully allending school. when I get In the nr This gives ii range of more than hut I t ’s mil of the way i five to one. New Yolk milks fit si wife almost never gels with *1(1,7111* pei pupil and M iss-' commissary. Hhe finds to tin g on their choices by mall. Prelim inary contests without television are scheduled in A tlan ­ ta at the Southeastern Exposi­ tion; at Quincy, Mass.; Parkers­ burg. W. Vu.. M iam i; Sohranton, Pa,; l.'unper, Wyo.; Lincoln, Neb.j High Point. N . C. F o rt W orth, Tex.; Phoenix, A ri*,; D a y to n . O.j Columbus, I); Charleston, S. C'.; Alliany, N . Y.; uml Fort Lee, N. J. Sernl-flnalists w ill oaruile be­ fore two sets o f Judges—aim judging feminine pulchritude on,I the other ruling on hninumaklng talents. Tlie finals w ill he held Sunday, Supt. 11, with the winner col­ lecting Ifi.llim In prises, luist year's Mrs. America was Mrs M uria Strohmeler of Philadel­ phia. TALBOTTS —DRIVE-IN— Wall Papar - Palat D r. H e n r y M c L a u lln Uplumelriut I 111 .VI a Hindis Axe. .■rv-ioJirKam Phone SI2 pus*2® MOW Kit IN A V A C U U M A LTL'S , OK LA - if l'i It stopped traffic, .hut using an olifcttit* vacuum sweeper did the trick in d o m in g up It. W. .Moore's front luwn. Moure decided In trv the sweep. I't a fte r Ins dug, itlp, scattered feathers over the front lawn. All the feather- were ipilckly gathered hy the sweeper, hut nut before u gallery of neighbors und pass­ ers-by hud collected. The outfield fences lit Fluid Field, rin rln n iili’* spring training base at Tmnplt, Fla., are exactly | t) e same distance from homeplute nr the fences ill Crosley Field, j home park of the Heds. IO Y E A R G U A R A N T E E W ITH EVERY P E R F E C T IO N , F A S T R ECOVERY GAS W A T ER H E A T E R SALE P R IC E SEE $ 9 9 .5 0 IT S e r v in jt S n n fn ril 20 G A L TOO A Y With City S IZ E AT H uh ( H e ltiw m e Jiih I n fe w o f th e w o iiile r ftil vn lueo o ffe re tl tin rin g o u r u o n lv e rH tiry m ile. ■ B a B M K ' ’' M r V A L U E , M E N 'S SHIRTS 380 *1.11.7 Value Scumh-H l.ildlcN Nylon SHORTS 580 SHIRTS r ■ *A#* L J $1.18 l.K V I Dungarees $ 3.9$ PANTS mmimmmmmmM M R N ’H H I.U R I Overalls $ 2 .8 9 'v .* ^ N lr * Selection of I'a te rn * and Cttlora Re*. 949.95 Value ram* early . . . tome tomorrow . . . mo thlo wonderful bedding buy. HIMMON8 made It In celebrate their 78lh Annlxereery. And HImmone did Juet what you’d eaaect—they gut in "EXTHAHMto make tble mattrgee the blggeet value of lbe year m M pa Come On In f0Y t i l l our dry-cIranlng'N fin* I Don't worry about atnJnlni your clolhM at thd booth— we’ll tuko out all gpoto, send your drwuHM homo food m now I Wo chock button*, shoulder pails, too. LANEY DRY CLEANERS t Beautiful Damaak covers, laaereprlag construction, bread Mw S-Hlar CRUSHPROOF herder, gore felled cotton uphotetery. Maleblag bos aorlua Io anotbor Anaixeraary Boo dal, too. Predawn built. Simmons laetlng gaatfly 203-09 E. First Street jpb< t v �■ .............. •• • • 3it v .......... - THURSDAY JUNE 9, 194? S e m in o le S o il C o n s e r v a tio n D is tr ic t N e w s Hy l*r» Jiifiitisrn, l ' , S. Soil Coniicrvatlrm S#r»lce Ltand In Normandy Has Outgrown War And Forgotten It PAGE TRUSS THE SANFORD HERALD SANFORD FLORIDA Ci l n i H Mutiiiit th an a n y t h i n g a n y A m e r ic a n hill hilly e v e r striv e d f r o m corn , ra isin •a potato. (I tinllniirit I’ftitn I'« r» Hni> >•*.*. J t It is s kind of Fieneh vodka In a linin' bottle. l’lie Not m a o s me f Ini Id 'prill on hi tfnnmtfi"ii unit npi 1 n I •nnI r\ rH 'V'' I HIn I pHlttf v 111 flit I it f 4' Mi I'Mt I'll m*4ft HIM! 41Mi -4 |»|1*'l at in'll,(l plilti 4+ pen* Tltr Srm inolr Soil fu ii»rrv.ilin ii D n triil Ifonni of S tip e iv iio ii ttai -n u ts wh o diffi-i finlli low'll soil rtq U fttril .i,i|irov,i| for |I ip (iiirrli.up of inailntirry from I Ilf S U Ie Soil ( m e le lo m ls onlx 10 tImt thi'y PH'- 14*It 1p11’(t Ky Hit* }ih ih <| ,ii *'|ii .iijiit.tr Ity I IA !. H O Y I . E fci tin- lo u s e to th e tr ncto i and Comervntiou llo.m l. H O M K W I I K I I K IN N O R M A N It* n 1 rp»M t mliiptnii |*r *•v •rt Ik I.<ul w rrk .it .1 Hireling lirlxl <tl llir o ffu r of C. If. D.itvioii, Coimly [ I Y , .(line tt — (rib— W a r h u r l s the Ibex sllll wo uld iillli e r die mol go n h i r t t w i i h I hi* t* »i»t| *r t «»m f i - i In l o . i\ cii IIoiii live mol t i ' l i l e to land less th an th e people w h o live • III I' -x l i f l U C T M NI Ml Hit I s 1 \ *11 l\ * A gfnl. Let J.iro liifii, pi inning Irclinit 1*111 .nutting llif Seminole Soil t i l l i f o l 010 I riMItinltlri* m|! *ltii 1 >• > iml ni| ml on th e land . ^ h i r r v i i i l n i i I lint 1 i d . gave re r• • ----------------------------------I'tiev mi'ii't <11 o f f about Mils, j v i m i i v n i m tn *1 14 c n! And tills sin ry could just as w ell ' p' omnieiidatimM for the type* of lit* ih itellne d " w ith I he A uiericm i rto v lost be lie ve thill III'' Isll’ l I t ltmiri s, Til** pi.in * 1n1 l*n11 1 ■ \ k »•! farm nm rlifnrrv tlm l ruuld In* fo iccs In N ornuiudy Hi m e m o iy a- Iti'lgi'il or t'X 1 In* h e d g e iiixxsj II (I II 111111 I'lMil 1 .1* " • v* if fi to nif v h ii I itK<‘ liy fiu u irm Hint »’p|»l i'1'' Hecause, soldier. I f you emue tlo'v ilxxell niii 'iii; .1 d is c on fin e d I fan rh fif. In Hrminoli' County. hlpp*'t ■* fnriil^ 'li'Pi’H'l* nl hack y o u 'll fin d th a t’s a ll the xx nit-1 c o u n t r ie s tlmt put th eir R. K. Coopfr, rlm irniuu, judiited Mini i jkpnrt* Mini pi * *'i ■ '•MM* ' ’ w ar now has come down to lin e faith in ..... u plu m bin g. H e r r ( out that form nioihinrry rvi|ui‘.i III m | kT| m m i ’ 1 1 J i ht n i St ■lust voui ewo n u 'iiin ry I 'l lt i i in uoiooi pbu iil'ilu' isn't a fact so 1 utnl •d would ('(i i i i | m i,i* inipli'liu'iui in m u i ki ' t l i hi i l n * •'" 1 r sweet. m o* li ,1* rt I.• t.ito x lippei c la s s . m in n in i i si miit , 111**I p • I,-.* mill n e e de d in the iiiHtiK -1 for c m n ii. riie A m e r ic a n A r m y d i m e m i ' - a d n ' i i t i u c i -I. Vfilttmr n U i i ' t 1 1v *■ f " i ' • I, vatlnn work, niul woulil tie ri|ui|iHv HAVII* .r. Wli.KIK IHimpless p o w er mul p a r t e d mi Tin Noriluoo, lom* n lv cad y looked r-ioxn A u lum u tiv p Mi n i (vt 4*i r - i M ' i t f n n f merit not ownril or g rtie m lly . lust its a sm mi m m y w i , ’n nimc .11 f i u c i g i o is who I'lime into th en available within the dlntrirt. t * 114|i•1 it ill 1 1 i l l- 1 1 hi «inl p i il'** Kdllur p om p In p re v io u s r e a l lin e s ntu o I*1 -i'o mol *'o*i Idle d hind p i e l l v p i h i * m i fit f <11 ! » » ' s 1 ! ‘ m l fn -•a k »•’ I’ -x JiK 'o W ii 1 1'rommi’intfit r'on-oi. I KRFNC'H I.H'K, Imt. .limp P i/|i mid passed. oioi’ li 11. we 1I0 a l*io) c o ld — Some- M nr lit | lit* (111 m i l ' 1 ’ " ' a c t io n im given to the tnircliiMi- of ..........(forInly . ' » I -■ *! I H ' i ' l riir uf A iilu uin tlv i' Kn* Hut th e Imprint o f W illia m the Hung 1 lint will c om e and p a ss p i ci 11 lumptl mi h ! t n i 11 h i m l*'l the following: -m l fuinigntnr for g u o er*«h e n id u lot more nlo.iit C tin ip if iui is h e a v ie r on the land .iwiiv, -lUiietlniig t" put up w it h pi m l li r * Ah*l ' i n 1- r xv•♦'I, tiM**' the roMtl'ol of root knot, Mi't'ilni- mitonintir tnur-oiil-xU'ii* toiluy. tntliiv Ilian Kisimluiwer th e In-I culllpuiker, two di-e plow for mw j Vincent mill Foreat M r- A n d W illie w a s n lug shot licie fm a tu n e, but not f o i e v e i A n d ; nii'iM <*f tnfjil mi'vciiii 1 1 t " '’i n ■•t Itoil 1- the wa y it has a l w a y s been. ii.4 1 tipii! •**I Miftiipimi I 11 I* in preparing now ground no.I 11 l-'t. r huiil. of tin- Packard Motor alm ost nine c e n t u r ie s a g o , wli....... blush c tilfi'i. tin' llfiiM*l iippiiivi’ti j f*JD* rn ,, i1**i4rritip<l Hint I’ompniiy** Ike w a s here on ly fiv e yi’His ago. : 1 k | ii i ' will or pi'iici , Mo'll trig p in . pr it i o, vy nitU1 1*4* * f ,11 I( It* *1 j* ' oh 01 . have always been to gel p rtilr il A, 1***1 in ill *1 p " ^ 1 on »* ths recomiiintilatHinH unit if H r n r t - j u <vt\\\y Nnmmnre'l nntmnntir He* T h e d if f e r e n c e p ro bably 1*011. p<! o ffic ia r y iMwmin In prepare| vie**. Annothpr cnuiiivt'r urtfi><l ron< do w n to th e fact th at .............. .. I 'tie apple I tec** picked and the I In1 *1't| ni *1i:111ii i4 ni mini iiuimH ft liiu*4* nf pin*i*s, ,rf iuvy Ii hi In 1 anil mnil the • i -ihh -hI*. to the Riiitc tinning rcnearrli to further in i-1 W illia m th e mini wh o tim ed to tog i»d and white cows milked. Ihey ai»' a sili'id. *tunly», flax* I I I nt'4*'411n 1*' iimU'f ■ "Hti " • mnil 4i'* Soil Conservation lloitnl. 1 provi. tur<|ite ronveriiiim truiiM iil*- c ro s s th e K n glis h C h a n n e l 1 lint eii hailed, insy nheeked people i l l f t ' l i i p l Ii* I h I i I i * p i hi v \ , i * l r Ttireluuie of the uiurliiiu'iy In j ntium. A d o lp h H itle r didn't — w a s a home !• '..1 inp mil contingent upon rfleiixe of niuiiny Mi' want K rnit tV. Spaunhukt', of i to w n liny. A n d all o f us wh o c am e who uisisi on lining their farm I*' »k |( pi H »•-. In NI •♦ r *1ii I ^ kfc. the Stull' Hiulgit ('nininlxxinri t'luiugn, who rcjinrtrd that th e ' heri' millet ik e w e r e o n ly in illtniy ctioies Ihough M" wiiitil mound <pl«'t j|t HktlH fliinupli ,-♦ * h n 'xvh lrh JlPt’.tM) in if III ifu. from limit of th rir ih'vt'hipiui'lit atill t t r a n s ie n ts to th e ste aillils l unfix es tI.i in goc.. down m flames Tails, iomplrtt* tnf'Mffrnf' •** p l m i f l l ' l l ft* k i ‘* p lln II u n f i t 'I Hi M oscow m ol N ew ^us lim y erupt the npproprlntiiin nnule fm thn|i» for dUlunt. o f N o rm a n d y . ■n 1 unions flnwei fioin atom I.II Mil'll 4if| till»\ bill' Hi piirrhnnt' of machinery for i>ol| Vincent ntnl Mi-Krtrlittnl tohl Imw W e piidnilily didn't r e a lly h i m bombing, Ion tin Niuimius will roimervnlion ilin triiln . Tni'karii’* now device provided Jadli tint in in- h to o f l e r th e N o n ..... . -Idl jog to cliiiiib on Sunday, Hill J»It!IT 11**'*‘ ' * * M*t' ' i ' i.til 1 '• . I f the miU'liinery Is olitnilini! it direct ifrivp in high mill low npced Titov are n i g g e d mo l ena-liely mid ■bossed 10 11 black soil And lie'll Mihllri , 11tnI \ mi ll I it-tl it hmI "I ft* w ill lie m ilo il «t 11 nominal ehargi langt.s mol lonpie I'onvemlun fo r! f r e r d o m - l o v i o g in div id u als jm.i 11II gel ihc milk louiic 10 tin' cxciuiig fi ml f Ii* pin* n in n i . 1 to farm er* in Seiiiinoh' County, loonml driving witluml innmuil w e like to flunk w e a l e I hex l>.ol Nothing will cbnnge tin' pal* |h mm tilth Hi \"Hi m in i M r. Cnnjter -aid. t loot tie I'lmligns. dr in k elde r a s we do. A n d they rim Iat 11*1 li.i him i • ' •*10 of In- life exc e p t dentil, and O ther nu'niliors of tin- boon I Aidiuniitir timismissimis a re ' I.i attending tin- iiieoling iveie C A. mnmig llio nolo industry's hottest h a v e 11 Hung c a lle d "calx ado 1" io 10 1 epl • 1 I11- 111I111 M|ilion of Ins il Ik•I f'H hr II th 1' l 1 », a f o im o f to nodi u io ic •u-licom. 1*1111101' a n ly ta'Ciuise In- g im u l *\|.t ,M i t h»*If . pi f n p* opl. Wales, Kern I'n ik , H T M llw oi, i'oms ni present. Most industry 1111*1 ♦ <Ihw I v iiii'l < <• l Ih 1n i" I tut Iit' 1 did Longwood mid Tom M rl.alti of experts liolieve they will twi’otiir II l r . 1 ||*Hh I'll' t 1I \ VIlHipfl 111',* l i t T I,. I.lngo of llvii'do, the "fnndatd i‘i|uipineiit on low hh Mieir c a rs . A t least t h r e e and pus So it will always be as It Im s kill HI*" It! **1 l*‘ * I l f W 11 H I I ' •*p 11 •'•'•II other meinlii’i, was iniahle In 1m well as iniillm u mid lilgh speed si Italy foil l of (iM 's 1 limpet It'll S III* I'd ■ * fm ccntili o'llomlicds of present. nioifols w ithin the next few yearn. re p o r te d to ha v e eiinipleled m limn ,mils of in 1 man 1 and Aineii- llk r f" r.'tp rl mini 1 hi rn h getn cn l • for use o f the tlevice M. I. fiillu n t of Sanford is General Motors lias developed • 1111 • and l l i i l m i i s fougiil in lo s s T h e tw o tr an sin is sin n s il iffe i 10 making liiiprovem .iii* on the fish '’" " ' I ' toi'Pie rnriverter type w liirli 'I n- .ml f m - p m , ago. N'niipmuly that the I nn p ie c o n v e r t e r p in vn h pond he joiotlv owns with Ross '• ''■,ll» I ’.vlwflmt mid the Hydra- | was 1 h"i.eii w u li l o c o noise mol eoiis lan t nreeler lit inn w ith n>> Mobley of I ............... I. M r. Cullmn Mist ......... lined nearly a i tin'll wcnpoiiH W Imt 1. l e f t ? T h e g e a r s In s h if t , while H y d r a Mata ia dreprning i l .......... of the 1''l!!1 "I*"' n e e r le r n le s liy s t a g e s . T h e tu iip ir g l i m s of I hose iv no stay e d pond mid removing Ilie vogolnl he tonple eonvertor eurronlty Tlie Nut m a n p ea-ant g a v e th e I coll v e r i e r Si-crlci nllnu Ims been lion. He plans to develop excellent , used oil Muiek models, while (he lint . li k e n e d to that o f 11 s t e a m eng in e, woi Id a lu stm *c oatl li'held fishing hv fe ililu m g mol srlenlifie Mvdm Malic is u cil hy Cadillac, lo io '!c i let him se lf be dlilW'u t o o l w h ite H y d r a - M u tic p e r f o r m s auto management. The fish pond is "Idoo.l.de mid Tontine .......Il iii U i 11 . l l u g g l c He spellk I mat Ioh 11y th e c h a n g i n g o f g , . n of Ilia riiluplete nnit and w alci * tfenerally nnderstimil (iM 's a d r iv e r has to do nia n u nlly in 1I0 .1 |4 W \ \ n ( i | * t i f I ««*| III II n . t! fl'W WThterwition plan l.cing picpnred ' heviolel dlvLiou w ill have a "Mill ill IMIV fit' 41111 con ve n lim u il ty p e o f cur. b y the Soli Coaseriatiiin S eiviie. '" " t 1"' 'onverter type avnilahle at T h e e n g in e e rs I n lc rr iip lc d Mo-n mi* •> ' •Imimh 1|i»* ImiipHJii:.' nf hl> Seven eonservalion plans wen- e x lia cost for its I fT«l> niodels,i ses sio n s tmlny to s t a g e a c i i c o s at m i l k c m u h l i f t I i i t >14111 a n v f h t l i p ed Inst .......it, for lbe fnt , l "' "»«»<" » milnher nf th e F r e n c h l.h-k .Spring- hotel •' \ 1 » p t fils H I M! I" Ill'll* III 9(Ii 1 111*41 : C A. Wide... Kcin T a lk ; f , eneial Motors' coinpctllors me a ir p o r t . A f e a tu r e o f i l ........ .. riiiiik11\ Forest i.nkc Academy, I'otesl ''M » i ted to adapt Ily ilrii-M atie to w a s 11 slin w lu g o f nem ly all Ito Mi-s hunt |fa its Ihvii I tn him ii m l City; llaoip Majei.ki, l.ongwood, ' -----IU4tt m a k e s o f p a s s e n g e r r o t s now in 1-x in 41 Tin* M'iii'» nf v\in lm\i* ami Aldcrsgale Itniversity, Salt- fold. in pruduftitiii. I *4*I ' 11 4 HV 4'| I' l l Wi l l i l l l s l l p i llAH III m I j Designers Of Cars Learn Much About New Transmissions High iiluie si Hue ami .*' I'lg III I i'l 1 .1 .lull 1 7 *9 5 liaml III lien 111 1 1 UI 1 V' He' ll' ' l 1" e i i K e g ill nl I ‘ 'it \ a lio . K LUCKIES PAY MORE to give vou a finer cigarette! ■" : ■* I .................................... ... Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more than official parity prices for fine tobacco! There'll no finer cigarette in the world today than Lucky Strike! To bring you thin liner cigarette, the makers of Lucky Strike go after fine, light, natu* rally mild tobacco — and pay m ilH am o f doitarn more than o fficia l p a rity price* to get it ! Huy a carton o f Luckies today. See for yourself how much finer and smoother Luckies really are— how much more smoking enjoyment they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky! It's a liner, milder, more enjoyable cigarette! ni* I <t .1 Mitt n il.* •* S A V K I i 4||, » 1*1 III i 1*41 1* ♦*•'*'** I N l Ml 4Hp A f H| lilt i M H f h l l l I I **! .1*-A( j *•* NNt l*,ii • <itv p f l In , * n I) l i H i i i n , lilti k r t s n*i I* I I IS I N\ |H 1 N Ml If N .uh I l i l t . I l l l n \ \ All kill* f 4| ||Ik1) I ) , ill " 4»*ll In H.h IIhhIII 4>*‘ ,4 4 «• . Hill Ml# l|tlHY nl I MpTl i m 44 ill 41• I*l: lit Hill f t| <Hill I| H.MI 1 1 1 1 »' *1 • f f limilril, *#4k II " i l l Im " i*l| f m yim Ih hhmt 4 , n h S\ i* linki* ^r%rrul pi i n iJim;*'*# shMltiiK iin hk" m mil 4 Mli4 |*«> N O W h I it ( Hl r i ' i ( f i u t l i M i - i niiil I ' t i l t c i i K l u il' a n d "M U .„ id u 1.11 1. iii 5-Pr. o n . 1 0 t , DAN CU R R IN , ltu h p * n d rn t i h i v Am h * n p trn tn r n f O xford, N, C „ h a t tm a k td l u r k l t t fo r 20 y t a r t . Ho t a y t t " 7 b mo, L t t r k lo t f a t l o h t i i r r , f r i to o n I ho m akoro o f l.u c k io t hay flao, p rtm o to­ bacco, yo u know I " H o ro 't m art ovldonco th a t L u c k lo t a ro a Oner c lg o r o tt t l Inliiiii Linoleum t H M I'I I 11 IN S I A I I.A H O N S ' n r * .iirtl xrrirx nf «xtr* HU. " o •"■ Mio, flic rnlitrx g o «ll lire » n 1 hr 11 la in lf r to V f f j i, *hc tn a it) Miturl, n r a r 0I01- mill III Iillalilr lixS room !htl room I IK K ! $|Q.Or> $38.50 " tniiH x 40.(15 tn r m |in rtiiin Dx I l l ' s 1M l-W nol "<■ h a l f a n , x | i. c t . l Ini tn rln x a n u t « in l I I t r > l l i m i n l n x f h ir a i a u ilif iriu iu g y t i l f l a o f wind llm p n f « rt» ir p . A x n iiiiH in » | h , m i i | i m l i l i .\io U o * * |,i in g x a i r |i» lir d In la m p In a h u rr y un i w i i l i u i r h ln r g iu iiio l, Ii.'l'.'b | i r i M iu a ir lu u l a xxiu rN a I I I r - llKlU l ot Hilly $. ICiij * s w 95 S lM rld h iK Sanford FURNITURE Company Netl Stniih, Mar. .'11141 Kiwi KlrHl Slri'el ■ So rfvntf, to firing so fully p o ck o d ■ • ' X '•Rlahl Where We’ve lleen For 2!) Year*” lifiH itie l H t if s ( O N O O L L U M 9.115 9 x 11 Add up» xn i ilium tier and yniir h * x u tv hum# to at lu « rn x t* I'n iu d n i r n h ir and tiatlrrn rumblnallnnx yiiuTI Ilk#. Small " lir a at w e n In» # r price*. In �1 ; % ~7.vm - '/Z w v .n m A n * THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFi RAGE 3 K O u r E v e ry d a y S h e lf P ric e s A re Low ! Low ! Low ! Vs ,\ W \ \ nv L e ttu c e 2 2 5 LAKE CO. 27-lb A VO. w w f f llH ^ WATERMELONS nsU Fre»h Green The P e n n y w ir e food sh o p p e r i« e ' e n Calif. Lon? White Cauliflower Potatoes 5 us. 29c 2 9 c Bcha. more "Snowcrop" Orange Juice Concentrate , 29c < Cheese light purer!" regulai prlre Item . Ilian .tie i. •if Ihe 'hot w e e k end i p e c i a l " T h a i 's h»< a u ie ih a Lb . e a l i r e . th at she bu va 2 * re g u la r *h*l( item* fnr Krrill t'am o u e C L n e -a Plm. Oliva Pirn. Pinery f!» 5-ox. far. Ol IO M A k (.A H lN f 23c O ld Eng., SinoVelle, Rolen Chnnne ft Brjroil 5-ei. Jar sin g le ' . p e r l a l " it»o• Fur \ear« it Itai l.een nur polo \ to keep ih e p ir ka lip In a fond mi ever yilay «lie|f p rire. Inv SPREADS O U O M M M fim •»eiv 28c a. 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FLORIDA, FRID AY JUNE Established 1908 Soviet Union Seeks German £eace Treaty T roops F o llo w in g 1 Year S ig n in g PARIS, June 10 — (/P)— Russia celled today for a n**» Bit Fout reference within thtee month* to draft a German peace treaty. French sources laid. Soviet Foreign Miniiter Andre* Y. Vishinsky placed before the For­ eign Miniiter*’ Council a proposal that all four power* occupying Ger­ many agree to withdraw all their troop* one year after a German peace treaty i* ligned. ^Jhe propoial came in a meeting nrwhich the miniiter* of Britain, Fiance, Runia and the United States mught to talvage lomtlhing from the clutter of disagreements in their talk* on Germany'* future. Yeilerday Vishinsky had accepted a U. S requetl that East-West trade and traffic talk* in Berlin be ended by Monday. Vlihlnaky asked his council colijfeues to lay down the procedure for drafting tha German traaty before they wind up th li session In Paris, the French aources said. Meanwhile the Western Powers aodght weekend talks with thr Russians In an e ffo rt to maet the Monday Headline set by the foreign ministers In Paris for solving the Berlin rail atrlka and uther trans­ port problems. MaJ. General Oeoy^ P. .Hey*, deputy U. 8. m ilitary guvernm. nvBerltn, said tha Invitation to the Ruailans was sent by the United States with British and French agreement. "We have had no firm reply frum them yet." Haye laid. The proposed meeting would bring together tha .economic and transport chiefs of tha four powers In a revival of talks that have been going on for weeks. b)sms and tha Berlin rail atrlke are "a ll one package." The western conferee have re­ fused to agree on any trade pact until the strike Is settled, ’they Insist settlement on the strike Is a Russian matter because the Rus­ sians control the rail systemAmerican authurltlce said they were willing also to take up the strike as a separata matter. “ Hcln* Uracht, chairman of the striking union, took a dim view of the prospects fo r ssltliment. Jayceea Vote To Aid Scout Drive The Seminole County Junior Chember voted yesterday at their meeting at tha Tourist Centar to tlst ths Semtnota county Boy outs In securing funde fo r the coming year by tailing tickets to th e Sanford-Orlandn baseball game to ba played at tha Munici­ pal Park Juna 23. , Preildent Gordon Bradley an­ nounced that tha naw officers would be Installed on June 80. B. L. Perklnt, Jr., urged a quick claan up of membership duet. t W A S H I N G ! O N . lu nr III Yesterday, |88. tablea and other ' stolen from a haullnt tha eL.. terminal for aW: Wrnla. Follea b r o k e Into tha a traffic i : FBFFBR B U I S WONfeT WASHINGTON. Jam W ~ < m — Senator Pepper (D-Fta) urged approral of funda farJMarlor De­ partment projacta attasUng Flor­ ida bafora a Sanato agpriiilatlona •ahcommlttoa Thuradap. Ha aabad Mualon of i r r ^ f t o a DeSoto ^aortal •» Bradaatoai aa addi------ N far a road from Fla* to JR, Marks Associated Press Leased Wire I pitaiion i, a liiinia gusrin iiir tii stair mrnl taltf llttt a nd o t h r i l • S actin'** on lap.ill t t n r i l u l.it r d In " h e n * nr* r»»ity " RequestedByPresident M iam i Council Preston Tucker Votes Against Indicted On 31 Mantifa* t i n r r f''.irc*i j M I.S.S Yc;ti Sct t l rt upl e a s u r e W n t i l t l I l. t v e I n s t n i r t c r l P ti I i r r Vo K i l l ' ( i r i u i l i t i u g I Is Convicted O f C ontract Let For Construction O f Yesley M em orial Parsonage A rm y Desertion R ailw ay S trike Warren Si^ns Kill Sulling Up Stair Scholarship Vui\i\ w h ich (ll>l| • ouial b e a t D o n III pi ip oiD o n ate n i e a . u r e „ f .acii ardou, duty. d rc *. A lrx R. Johnson, thr* Rev, >, , , ,, , The prosecutor, Captain George ,t y McKinley of the Viral Meth- ,,nwnmR ,,r*f '* "i* "Ib tia l *r -Ii f i. e ." I lie cm,lor eirieot of J a p a lo .e i f E. KoonU. told the rout l he r hurcli end the Rev. Paul denee. , lo support Diermielves cmimI' m would prove that H ill left tne paipm ter of the First Christian Ih r cabinet will cntmdrr a*, ap ,(e , lpolite to a c l i a i g e hy Plillip poic A ir Force tn ■ J uly 1045, .w ith Iihe chim-h, Orlando. peal from the rseruhve of ihr Na- .I- l e g a l e I «i Ins Holl,lib) Dial III* i intention not to return This is , ----- ------------------------V ... ,„ , I a vital factor tn proving a charge M I'HDKK VERDICT Donal l moil of Kailwaymen IN* i* ) ’ u palion i . b r in g s a b o t a g e d by ; of desertion. I PANAMA CITY, June t0—(/P) 'omtervenr m a thiralenert national • I., f m m e r / mi ImM.iii c la s s in Ja pan. - l l o , is made iip of Dir imbJiii m Koonte opened hl* c a s e P* | — A coroner's Jury tetnrnsd a sloppaur nl Dams on .Sunday d o >trralists, ha n ker , and triidei ■■ troduclne In w M eiiM ‘ h* ' ' “ ‘ I'” verdict of murder and suicide In Tbr union appeal followed he said H ill wae wh* 1' tbr shotgun draths of Hilas M. break-tlottii nl negollatloiis vr*ln g, niped m i i . l l y Into big faniil* he wa* was a r r e s t e d at a t Newcastle N e w c a s t l e lest last U Ui‘ J he arrested p „ " , . " Vomu,-^ r.o ,,,f " " * . " ' br e a k -d o w n nl n e g o l u t m n , v e i n ....... I,me* T h e U !• d a t e m e n t <h .... .......... .. ....... •>“ ' InrlmleB o , i„ Mrs. pool foi tin . r s u o n willi o th rr ............................. 9 lilt P M at No son, "*» '' ” " n's 30, at . f r , " k,ln 8' R* ,m u ,*on l'hill|ips Inlet, miles west of Tl»nr*.l»y. The am,'* body w*.» found In a fieh market operu*e,l hy the father and the elder , ' hndy « • * found In an upfhlnlrm hfflruom, a .12 guig# pump* i ««■««* bis arm. | ,,IIIL Ip )IA(4 H iR TIH lAY I f INIJON, Ju^ne —Prince Unhp, Duke of Edinburgh, is 28 *"d*yHag* flew/ from government "ffiers and other London Imlldfngs in honor of I’rlncess Kllrabelli * husband. H igh School Commencement Address In * commencement addicts to ihe 66 girls and 63 boys of the Junior High School graduating class ihis morning al (he Junior High School, the Rev. H. L. Zimmerman, rertnr of Holy Crosi Episcopal Church, told the itudcnta that during the neat four yean they will eg periaaca their greatest growth in mind, body and spirit, Ha was Introduced by Supt- T .^ W. Lawton, who sxnraaaad Ahaaka - to to tan*bars, paronla, clttoa and own opinion* add-will other group* who during tha paat think for yourselv*a." H* *l*o veer hava contributed to the wel­ urgad them to grow spiritually In fare o f the school. Mr. Lawton ea- the pattern o f Jtsus Christ. Samuel Jacobson, ion o f Mr. and peeially thanked the PTA group fo r elding In Improvement o f the Mrs. Herman Jacobson, 220 Scott school library end providing a Avenua wa* presented by Mrs. F. E. Bolt w ith tha D.A.R. medal curtain fo r the stag#. Tha la v . Zimmerman pointed for excellence In h lito ry. out to tha boye o f 18 that in four In making th# presetnatlon, year* they w ill ba young men with Mrs. B oll urged reverence fo r the strong, mature bodies eligible to Flag and declared that America play football or to serve |n tha la now In a "valley of decision". army. Be told the girla that they She pointed out the dangers of aai* da much to grow into healtlm Communism In this country and ya w n women. a u ifu te d that tha graduate* form "Tha moat. Important growth • "Youth fo r America Club", la wlM ba that o f mlnd," ha daclarad. behalf Harrises ChapWtWM sWf the Bally HBfl "H er Maim a othera have dona your tor, D.A.K. aha wtahad far you. In high school uatea happlns 1 Jacobson that yourj mum day willi llie national railway es ,<i.,teil Die ,-liarue was nut I'oiMr cctilive, wlmli run* Hrltam'* rail ; bv_reports from General Dong ,.i .i nr j i. ** U»t MNjArfhur f»r rum iirf way,, to settle be Sunday* only „i,4Prvl.„ " atm vent on strikes I li-se base paralyrril rail There are of course Heirienltraffic in the north eail for tlse ,,, Japan wlilcb *r-ek lo take ail past ibrre week ends. i*antnge of tlu-tr cmnilry * plutlit Engineers anil Diemen svbo call f'" '»»•' ' * nr1'} Ah r"h* ,l|,< eil the walkouts are deinainiitig •'*t'letice mrfiralrt., Iiowevn. t oil withdrawal of a schedule reuiilr " " ■'"I'""™1 ff'-vn.inn.i am til­ ing them to spend some -' 'I 's oiv ,,lc « « « wb,,tr ,lc away from home. " R " 1" " '"9 ao„.,ort,ot: -; s1'i. Meanwhile, all rallinen are ,|e t,(,a*lhle time, mandlng s general ten ulilllirut in u iw u ii a u v n r (12) weekly pity raise. The cv .. E ecutlve nays It w ill not talk wage* J AGKHfiNV1LLE, Jnnr I I t/11 until th* Issue of the weekend Hay don Hums, Democratic stoppages Is settled. Aa a reiiull •".iiilnwes for mayor, linn an unex Diero has been some talk of s pectad opponent i^ the June -I general walkout by all rail *■„- « /" '? ! * let;tio,J' Thf ” w ,‘ n" Ployal Itepubllcan nominee, but a young The rail atrik*. confined so f . r l"islne»»man. Harold W Ashley, to the eastern region from London: "rad the race fhuraday -*» an • s.»altaH*a (>■ Pa«v sis. Independent canilldale. 1949 Seminole High School Year Book, Salmagundi, Makes Debut By WILLARD IO N NOLLY (Salmagundi, Semmole High School year book, make* another bid for All-American honors this year of 1949 by reverting in theme lo the forty-niners of the gold rush na nl one hundred year* ago. Lett year the "Sally", as it is known among ilmlenl*. was the only year book in Florida, collrge or high school, lo win ihe high rating. On a bright cover, s u g g e s lin g *------------------------------yellow gold, Is pictured a rotund |„ wing inscription: forty-niner, the a rt work of ojt |, w|lh .incarest and deeptalanted sophomora, Ingrid E s te r -'a p p r e c ia tio n Dint th* Clene of ln»ble cover ehows Ihe iu4p dedicate* this annual to ono old fellow aetrida a heavily l«ed-'*hoaa faithfulness and usefulness •bout to. Uk# a trip tu ,n lh t pM t a t years hava been so v U lt th* nln«te«n fo rty njneru »t (MitiUndlng—our own county ^uBcralnoU High School. He reap psrintendent" peart on varloua title pages and Under the title , "Bally Btrikea * • tka page entitled, "athletics", For Gold" 1a printed, "The new up nls Journey soaking his year cam* In and tha Bally wem fast In a tub. F inally h# I*:to praaa—you'll remember Mr. » w ith his b«g o f gold. Robert CoU* hurrying around lo r •bo yaar book Ta dedicated to thoio test-minute ploturoa and T. W. Lawton w ith the (d-J (VoattasM m i tour* Mai • .Vi's «~»* •-— 'Li*' **.'JA siUav Ttr .'*J • T A I . I A H A r . l'. E E . Ju n e 10 - D l ’t r i „ * • in o r W a r r e n today s ig n e d i,,1,, la w ii tilll s e t t in g up • 'll'*ria l ,i liola rsiiip fund for atn lc ,.w p e d n n lv e rs itlB s a nd c olle gt-,. t he Isw w ill p e rm it ra ce tiin'k t , i l s t e hii e x t r a d a y ot r a c i n g u b t n nil p r o f it s , in clu din g lave:, ilu r th e s t a t e , a r e rlunated to tint sth o la r shill fu nd. Tin* lilll wan a m e nd ed hy tint D o u se to perm it all p r i v a t r l y i.wneil and o p e r a te d n n lv rr slt ir . mid c o l l e g e s to p a r t ic ip a t e in th r p in g ra m . bill liie admendm riit. i . s i w i t h d r a w n w h e n th e Heriste , efu setl tn a g r e e G o v e r n o r W a r r e n a ls o sign ed inti, la w a bill w h ic h would peuni a n y horse ra ce tr a c k wh.isw “ ' ' J u . * * mu * 4, ' ' IIK I'A IK H K . 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I'.niiier in an s n g r y seen#, Jteniilnt l a .llsliii 11 > Mi i.il di tu n s ied i It (ii,Mu in, wlin w a , H e n r y Walla.-. cam paign u in n n g rr , fl.ilit Mie w i t h e . . , , 1,aii of Die Sen ate beat m g '...lav and e a lle d him an S It |l m tin- lnlt-word.1 v e I .HU, Ital.tii’iM had l e f u > I ft, ari-.vver ., <|itr,D,,|i ivlistlte, a ha h'len a inrmlioi M Mfilllktim IIII > -iur in* l« ,,f Do* It I National .laycue ( onelave Sparked Ky Heated Election ... tlie graiid atiind ill VP Haseiiall P a rk ha v e under direction o" f - ......... ,. | • " ’" " . V r . L i H . r r l r t l ' lieen mailt* — "!•< -- •« G e,t m a t iy■. . . Flank Ashdown and Die stand han I" a itiiD-ine'it ni.au’d tn I'T' V licit!11 |f| pronounced I-I.fr HIT xrillilllll ril « >»six hy Howard ................ I" 'n"h1'<brd , . report:) A . from t . Der . i >1 *F A I R W F V i l l F H Favillr, city building Inspector, "omv Dial Die Army tia.l Oeenlnl, , u n ; A (-n j 1|nr ,,, U" -aid f ' l t y M a n a g e ! C l i f f o r d M e C l„p p i v u , u n e m p lo y a b le •" - r a l l y fait w e a t to u partly Klldiln tills m o rn in g. s p n o i l a s s ig iim r n l Di th e mili a r y ,.|,„i,jy skint* w a . in p r o s p r e f f o r The r e p a ir s were made to * government Ibrrr, G r a y siald an ll11lst ))4 counliy Imisy. Tern mt s i ip p a r t in g Die s o u t h e a s t cor- liuiui'y Is being made on Ihi t perature* were at or slightly , "error" N,'LLYa* “ ligh tly normal marks. r o f th e stand. . , ■ ...u .n .io , There were a few ivrt epots SERVICE flF F If’ KH , M IDW Jf, ItfiN filtE D r„ ,|y MtM.w^r - mid tliund Tom B. Drrn, a.sslidanl sla te 1 Doinild l.udwlg, nui of Mi. ami ernturmn wore i-p o riid in pints service officer, w ill lie nt tlie office Mr* W. A. I.mlwig, lias been .<e,,f Ariiun-inn. nuthrin M i.sln ipp i. of county service officer, I,. F. I - ' " I t" represent tb r local Elk llm western portion . ,f Kentn ny Hoyle nl 1:39 oYlock Tuesday I "dgc "* the American l.egnm and Tennessee, Okliihutnn. .oiith afternoon to aid veletHtis and de- sponsored Boys* Slate program In ,-rn Kansas and snuDiern Missouri cndetita In making claims or re- ,T«llaltaHscr, » lairnra A IteddlTig Tlie heaviest fall ivat nearly an pendents >,luted th is m o rn in g. inch at Oklahoma city Yealerquests. day'n highest temper atm r wa* 100 at Yuma, Arlz Interest Runs High In H erald’ s VFW M EET Pat Johnson, tiew commander of Poat 3282 o f the V F W w ill sound Die gavel for the Ural time at the Hireling al 8:00 o'-ln-k MnnIntereit it tunning high in The Hetaltl'i "Most Promising Ciliien uf day ulghl at Ihe L e g io n Hut. ’M ost Prom ising Citizen’ Contest Fomorrow Contest" as Sanford citizens prepared lo select llie winner (mm among the five runners-up whn liavr been selecled in public ballot­ ing during the pail five weeks. Pictures of the nominees, taken by Robert L. Cna of Esse* Studios appear on tha aoclety page today,* A blank ballot Is being printed w|nnBri w ill be presented a Hhinon the isms page to use In select­ lug silver porringer by William E. ing the svlnncr. Ballots muat be Kader, Jeweler. received by 9t00 o'clock Monday Winner of the firs t week's nom­ morning at Tha Herald offlca In ination a* a runnar-up after com­ order to b* counted. peting with four other children The five nominees are Donnie was four yaar old Donnie Whitten, Whitten, Dorothy Jardlne, Linda son of Mr. and M r*. H. D., W hit­ Carol Ifa m y i Bara King and Fan­ ten, 1006, French Avenue. When IV M ttssM oa r i | * eu i ny Pulvar. On* of than, the lucky ■ ( K 1: . ■ *'rilw j n r * W A S )H S t,lo ,*., I ’te "I,-lit I mm .in uppril by J 4 I,<HitMKMI | „ | , i |n. n liio . it e nl iio*> mm II the tt-.i-' .il £,,* ei limeol will neeil in the nc*l I .' mnnllii for yr.int. I,, . ' , 1- , |,,, utirm plovnient t n i.n iiA D O Ml'itlNt;.-,. i', ii„ . Kuie It) (/I’ l — F,'U"W like Mini m - W est ot Fon.l Du I,ue, W i r . IT I * T l l l r W I ' l t O J F t ' T a l e iiiiviiig th e beet tune nt the I *i K H n N V I I I T :. .Inn* IH "Hi .T ill I ' 8 J u n io r t I,a m b e r of In -Iri-Dii ul <nidi* lo ap in g Mu- ' m illin e r c o n v r n t im i * ill In- pint »t an e i c t i i i a l W e d iu t y p ic n l of tl,e h i m d r r d i | i,ns: p i o g i a m li -ie . It (■ , 1* -I . 1* lega te :, umieiTilr.l on w h om | i ., |h , u ' m1 ’T iImi V.imiI th e y 'll v o te l o r i n c i d e n t tumor y .r ,,f M. i i t tnd i »ubimtti d to w T h e y 'r n i r e v iv in g ro y a l | (ll| ,|Hk VVHn yi.HVJJHMt, Die »"M. M ea tm en ! fro m the fo u r nresl(j( , j , ,p , (| l( c i t y m m •Initial c a n d i d a t e , and th e n liarilM|| ,,ltl IIM,jrr , D i.| v i -. '" t V i r i g s u p p o r t e r , i , ii -, ifn-atum* I'rlps to m o u n ta in i e ,ort :*, ,|n*. n e i i . beer and , n d t a i l p a rtie s , ( \|.|. ( | | \ | t F I > i n e a f e w o f Do- Ion*, bein g used w A l i H I N G T n N , Ju n e Ml !/1 ’ i *o win Votes. I o h gtu iie in eip hrr s '■ ••■ 'ary « f the A . my G r a y ia,d * i y i t ’ s th e ho tt est . l a y e r * politieal con te st I h r y • hii reiiieilllier today Die A r m y n ev e r has itiv -,D West e v e n go t a f i r e .sliue pat, I 'l 'V A t'l m ir m a n G«tdon lone y e s t e r d a y ft>,)ii on * o f llui 1 b'l'l' have ",, m.* Ham,t,.," g „ D .r y In fill iiihIlot," whirl, ' ,tM|)uq;iier:i ’ '"tU'UM'era for Jo .1, 0hn ,o W H«rnd' inegatory wool,I m a k e Ion, in elig ib le I " ' .»n j 1 " ’ *■ ■ ( ' " H n e y , , l e x l l l e mfll . * v Sen. Curses Wall,tec's Campaign Leader At Hearing Tn Cmh Commies Charges By Jury i Bookie Cleanup Am i $ n n .o n n Einrj Th* ila l* 1t,fni ir i. it t n l thr Ain MIAMI HI aT T m Tim- III i/P i t Mil AI J v It,Me 10 ( d ’ l p i e , I eihan innlrnllon that |ai>in i« mi Mir , > 1, i mill* il voted *a ,iii,i Oil I l.l ke ., ,,|,,M|olri 1 1 1 .1 II.,, r| ^ able ... pay liu th ri damagr* with out impeding lit if . m r iy H-.lormy lllloiool.ilr lit,| p r , e | y..l nit., mi,I , a c r a c k d o w n on a hooktoskoig *ynd ic a t e i,v -I lo l he ir toda y the I apannr to *r1( mppntl, it tali), Iiiiaiii. l.oii, lo.lay wa* m.li, le d oil I T h e ie*i iliitii.li w a , p ie ie n le d tiy is thr "only iinu.tr <<lIrrssm rr.il h a i g r . of iit, i! f l .1inI. M i , m la | M el,III | l,i.|i.ii,t, in to , ,'lc, Ic ton, an,I ■ ,<i. p u a , V ', e , r n as hope *.l preventing a Inline trurtta l aounclllnan and ,i , in i idm*: alloi •« i.atr- were iiu Ih |r.| will. him. Members of the First Christian Church attend the ground lunikiug ..serclsrs for the Yesley Mem-;°1 J.ipanrte nnlitantm nry It n,*(,i|. led llie , lo.-l ol poll, >■ A M ..M il,* in ,h i tn ii-h l ,* .* i r mini Pnrsonngr on Mothers Duy. Mrs. W. P, Y*‘ * ley. wife of the hit,. Itev Yesley in whose memory The tl.itrm eni t>,|t nurd hv the the liome w ill lie erected, '* shown turning the fit at spade of eiirtli tlllie ia in ttie photo ituludr from S la t e Pepartliieiii m i.el.all ol llir ' i l l i r . l l.e lt . ir | r< |r, .1 |,l,b ;r |o h ll m il ihe • M, maoagei In "employ left to rig ht: Paul Carpenter, Jr., Mrs. W. II. Vmii. g, Itev J. It I arm , Itev l.ntvreiire Ashley, E. C. I ' |t a , o r |.\ . g. in .l n o , w h lill every mean, ,t rhrn dt.po.al to Dob-ton, fester Tharp, Mrs. R. (j. Fox, W. C. Tis mi, J. ,1 IVlni.,, M u ,1. It Rielitir.ln, Mr.i. W. P. Arfnv .uni othri .ig rm ir* m irpls ip e p l I ' w r r l . ,||,| e I r l, I,* to d r ilr o t and Ir,inm ate ihr blither to in to lam of I h im . ihr Philip Tetley, Knlph Johnson, Ur. A, Held M verilt, (1. W. Morgan, W II Vming, 0 D l.undirs*, Mia. tJ. T. v r ilig a lH i* . l l a i i * o f l o i k e i a n il illegal a ilio h r , nl ll*r I I'.M illlllig) Peaisoti, Glenn C. U tt, Kail Evans, Mrs. U. I). I.on dress. Mrs W C Tuoii, llaviil Wilson ami Graham pinrt ami o llirr P i< ill* Alh*» *Vlulli ale 1 Riggs. • Tl.e United State, la.| month , 1, , m p o i . l.o ii Veiling agio**) the p i o p m a l were M a,iM oii„ p o , , i h l r p e na llie , f,,r hailed any further reparation;, dr live n e t and aiintrunerd 0 would ,0,1*1, hi'ii molei ih r iimIm liner,I o u tg o in g M h o , M a n ie li lir in i.ltl, oppose any e lforl to tevivr the war would amount to l'* ’i v e a i , nil- .mil t oiiiii iltoeii William Ifiirbirrlge, datnage payment, to th r Philip p r iv o o o r nl mil fr^tlHHI n, (tor M l U l l t r b i r o , ,,,<I l> I r r I ’ owrll pine., China and ollisr . win, h lia.l S n p p o i h i m ,1 will, Itn ba,.| wrrr lot p.o I, oi ihe right d« ir nil n*t jraoeiveil Ihrni I la ,o ld I tnk I h r ................tie :':* ,.f i»,ol liaiftl, j n r w l y n a m n l M a v j S h ir e llien, th e .leettlm. lia r hern fiv r o f i t .l .lotj; r r g n l a l i o i t . ,»t llo* | ,o,l t ,„|IM d'oall Itill'ieri Itoli, lUnrh'i attn.'K in i II Million Fm e r in it ie , mol K»,-tianite ' 'o n m t i , I r’ l i v M a n . i g n I'la m le R r n . h a w The cnnlrarl for rn iitlrlli D»n ,.| il.r Y rilry Meiooiial I ’aitonagr 'Basin n .•niiilniaHoii win. I. fix-'* i ,Shill hm.I ol , on ip lta rv M llrild nl Ihr iMrellpg lull nitiile II v.is let l*D night hv ll.r Fuat (T i i i .I mm ( h u ril. to the ( iiim nl llrainard ....... ipalion polit'v t.o Japati IMli, i 11. , ,i. ,i,i llo 111 allaWel with Mi. Ill an .*,',, whet w bell ItlibiO.I . i . l r . l tori) ‘ T h r new sta t e m e n t soug h to an ,imi Nelson. and limldimr n due to .tail within die nest two week, The d'-ld and d o e , I,,i of w f il'tlir r. it ie appoiriti d. lie would * ........... I sw rr tliese n n p l a i n t * point •> > Hill Admits Leaving ground breaking ceremony wa* held on Mother', Hay. , por ,,rlot, a ic w a g e w a i »,o i n , K•• r . hr i'o.-l point II.,...I.| \ K m. .fro, ..a, \ ln , ft "I w a nt Mi. Reii.liaw l „ ..lataAir Force For Role The parinoage rommitter ha, pnirhsted two loti adiommg dir Terming Dir, reparation, at-tmn \ t,riili.iin K a t a ' / , N in th Unity w h e l h e r m not lo 1 will help me church properly at 161)1 H snfm d* -------a "oecesaary aten for tin achieve­ un.i.l, * a t'f . tollllM M iiip * upolta in th is f l g i i t , " until Hk'lintd. On English Stage Avenue, making a total of four | o ■ , ment of basic allied * *'*m *■ opjc, law r* Remihaw tpiietlv dm,diet! on s which are owned hy the churrli. K r i l l Q n I o R ltlo f live*, in Japan," the atatnueril ilr | i i 11 , , , * i,o I h,. ago. pad and did not a nsw er T h r ipirsDURTONWOOD. Eng., June 10 The two lots between ths parson U 1 3 U V a U lllC I dared the U S. noillnin *-* "fu ll* (ortnr* • Mo, H i >**>■ 1 n -to, , |jnn r(>ji#atrd tw ic e more faile d lo — (JT*>— An Air Force couri mar­ age and church w ill he used is a « ■ Ifft a a ronv*nant" with the wartime Pots floa te d i*'< pot,I*, i s ,o r ,.( - t o . I* d r a w a ny a n s w e r from llensliaw tial convicted Delbert E. Hill today playground for children A t lC P f l I A A f t I I n dam Dadaratiun. Die cm p o t a t io n ; •! S p e c t a t o r s who crow ded ths The parionage Is to be built n a W U 1 U r t l l V l l of deirrtiun for hit four year *1* T h e P o ts d a m d a d a ia M n n aai.l D m "il A tide J.'oiincil elierol.er In «-*t v bell diout In memoir of the lale William hy »ence a* " D n n n * D e lb e r t , " girl that "Japan shall b f petm llfeil t- tn* i l i i l i . D e li,lit, f o ma eirly r ly assncieta ssoc,a t- |] r ,| .| ""w wh y .d"n .don'tt you y o u a n s w e r f " , and Perry Yeelcy, who .lied while serv­ >,ii, |i, o.gH Mamifni tnting "meke.V *’ *»". *sn " i, I miigatitabi*l vp Ti Industrie* a. will |. f i t * e * t u _ m U h e - E n i l i t h music l u l l Ing ing an pgator. M trtor, and It will w ill be The v o te b y Dir fou r roUnrilniMi •m talti her ecmioiny and per mil Company of D etroit, and former »tage rii|iled hy the Rev. J. “Ranonll F> r ' the e x r r ilD 'in o f Jirwl rep a ia tio M » dii ret,it and treasilier ot Tuckei a fe*v itminriit.i l a i n a g a in d ID ri». It will he o f c on crete hlnrk i Hill, who told the court he tell I i n l Re, krlm en, tiJ, * in. ag o c h a n t 's resolution b rou gh t boos ■M h in d , h ill not Dinar w h irl* w o u ld the Air F m tr ju tl after being ■* c o n a t iu r tio n w it h a sp h a lt s h in g le ! L C D (If* I r T o Consider |e n a b le tie r In t r n t m fo r w in tirld Do- pods of director, g* ' f r ..r11 Dii' sp e c ta to r s r o o f a nd f lo o r s w ill he o f con* . ... *• « Mi R l i b a r d . are you or a i* Ih e U S • ta ie in e o t c im tn im d end sales manager and '-sn tills* signed to duty a* a latrine orderly e rrte w it h a s p h a lt III* c o v e r i n g . 1 r\ |i|rr ,|| r b o u t I Ml in n * .,, not m favor of g a m b lin g * i" it If D ir a c tio n .' om D i i ' I c i I in i l i vice piesiilenl **f Tucker t orpoia following Japan'* surrender hi 1945, T h e liv in g ronm will h a v e a f i r e - . I f . 1 *\ A / - i 1 t , , , . . a I ',w e ll a iV rd Ihe a tto r n e y I Inn lie bad been a ..... . • rt I f W d l l t O i l l ilc. liiim s o f tlie t 'a i ba tte n , * ,‘*o wa* ifirtenced to rerve two year, p la ce T w o b e d r o o m ■ will he p ro -i and C b i y * 1** I all, Mol a g a in . I Du* dog D a d M otsion, Die I,lam e , in ,till! ir h l oil I'',,M| M,,i,o i . , , ' at Irani labor, He al»n svas nrdrird vlderl , I „ „ ll» i, e .l i»e l-aae » 's , a,, i | would tint In- a g a in s t Ihink Prmtr rmooi i sai m, it.irlf lircai* > o f M o lr th an tfM > p e rson s d o n ate d , , . ^ ' ' * " n,‘ (l 1 given a bad conduct dischatgr flir real mg if it lic> aliie le g a l," Itn li i,vi , foili year > ' fu ll’ll ■ i.1 i , p h i d I no mi f a v m ,.f old* airman, a IVyear-otd I'lol.nlel- If ,,111111 ,,i I, si nce th e c a in p a lg ii |o |M " n ,le r \ A li| r r ■ ailed an emergent v t r i e e ,,,i I w i epnl a l l , ,Ma , II, n11■ I lo n i n e f un ds st a r te d a y e a r ago. T lie l me eting "I ihe Hutish , a b m e l to .1 ate d I. y i,l ....... I’ll Mg gilnaii. drilled be w.a, a deserter. ba la nce o f I.'I.OIHI has tieep bar- ,|.,y lo a. I on thr nalm n's tailw ,* pi b a l d c,i i Do* lone vote \> f.,i , riln , * *, uf file I 'ml* d I lie ,aid be alway, inlen.lerl to lo w e d f i m u tin* C h r is t ia n C l i u i r h ......... ag .in * Mie l e a p p o ililm c n l of t.'a tr* alnov greater regard for ,*lend<.|| Hoard. . . . . . . . . . come hack to the Air For* H e n ,haw as e d v iiia m ig e i, and A llle , a rra n ged to driv e Iron, rhe l - m i e r (or Dun, its A llie s , thr tr merely ah,ent willioul leave, ami i l.mdrr Tharp I, chairman again I Hen tiliepiinl ill c it y at "■ ■ ■ ■ of ... Die . , ., in , I-1j r In I noted f* lallntn doliai i-orilM pleadrd innocent to a rliarge ol r"ii,t,itttet* ln. t" l 10'* " 4l? n« L a b ”( 1 V hoiioti Of ................ and ..... I Am erican ‘G irl’ No. ‘2 09. $41 Million Increase In Unemployment Funds the J a p a l i f i r a rr tun* ( um p lr te l) d is a r m e d " ami w in k in g to hr* him s i l l suppniliiig a< Hum a» p otiih lr R r , r i l i n g a lla i kt mi |l*e l : > dgClHim lii hall J a p a u r t r w a i ir R ev. Zim m erm an D elivers Ju n io r NEW YORK. Jntta M M A V For the second Urn* * thalvea hare made from the personal lea abating etar </l’ > Thr t_ m i n i S l a t r , ilr, l a i r d tudat A pril «. They wen, women's sleeks, a light blouse and a pair of pink cotton panties. lllll, In a shoulder length hairdo end plucked eyebrawe, had lieen appearlng In a Newcastle theater as "Donna Dalerbt, demon fireDOCTORS RBINBTATED r lLLED G EVILLE, 0*., June fat«r M (/?)—Twalva ouited doctors H ill was permitted to talk with took back thalr Jobe at Georgia's newsmen during the noon recess huge hospital fo r the Insane to­ H * aald ha plannad avantually day. as State Welfare Director Jack Forreetar and Deputy D i­ to return to the stage in Amenca, where he performed a* a rector T.' A. Dachman resigned. The doctors .-mat tftie morning magician and fire-eater with the and announced* they would accept Haganbeck Wallace Clrcua heglnreinstatement. They are amweted nlng in 1936. He eaid he often to go back on tha payroll tomor­ __ ft watlawse oe i-aae lis t row, at which Uma tha aatfgna tfone o f Forreetar and Dachman J n affective. currR U fO st o u o t 10. 1919 Japanese Ate Work­ ing T o Be Self Supporting. State Department Says R em oval O f O ccupa­ M!M ami partly cloudy, moderit# rssterl) -m ils through Saturday » ilh local .bowers. > U. S. Declares Japan Is Now Fully Disarmed Yesley Memorial Groundbreaking V te h in s k y R e q u e s t s tio n Itm ttft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER THE W E A TH E R / ....................................' — . a * *1 JL....1.1— __ _ THR WRATIIMf J A C K S O N V I L L E , Ju n e STATION Rlrmlngham Brownsville Cincinnati Detroit New Orleans Phoenix San Antonio Jacksonville Miami Orlando Tallahassee HIGH 83 89 8(1 72 ID 10.1 88 87 88 •7 90 l O - '/ P ) LOW fit 78 «8 fift 71 70 76 71 76 6« 71 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 09, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 09, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 09, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/842725e19b064de02d38ab0ce0484bd7.pdf a6d1ef386abb33e84b8391be0494b196 PDF Text Text N e ■r *+4 »» t » » •=~r* - 1 ■' ‘ ;r» f.-■ . • « .. ; .‘XWl g y E ;j;! j1..'7 ? , A;* .' y ; , v " > w c m t t s D A Y n w i ft, M 1PACK BIX Chambers Testifies P rineeu M argaret To Visit In U. S. ; LONDON, June 8—(A*)—Princate Margaret will make a "pri­ vate visit" to tha United Rtatea tha autumn, a source close to th* Royal family said today. An official apokaeman at Buck­ ingham Palace commented t “we have nothing to say at tha mo­ ment.” Private sources said tha Prin­ cess would visit Washington, probably as tha guest of tha British ambassador, Sir Ollvtr Franks. "Tha visit is purely private," tha source said. “Thara la no queitlon of Princess Margaret peysuading her father whether the mSy go to the United Rtates. The King has never opposed her trip there." treaiteeeO grew Pea* O u t the T-ll law was a “mistake" and that it should tie rspealed. Ha alto reminded the Banal*'* Democrats that repeal was a "central" plank of tha party's campaign platform. In hi* irply, Taft said Thomas has "stated frankly" that the move to repeal the T-H law "Is ------based primarily on politic*." Taft MATIN TO MATH by striker* In Cotuvl, Bolivia, Albert Fretting of added: Seattle, Wash, Is shown abov* with his wile, Artence, and son. Paul, 2, ‘ "That certainly ha* been the on* of their thrae children. Kreftlng was nna of several American and approach of the (Democratic! oi uieir uucc—tiiiiuiBit. iMeiMHg *— —— — —hi--. . i in Die flahtlna ■ ■ and• ecores ------of• *worker# approach (Democratic) majority ofofthethe(Labor Commit- Bolivian mio* ofllilala who died In th# fighting tee.’ that ensued when government Uoops stinted mopping up operations Tha Ohioan recalled that the S#dn*t tba striker* around tha mine. (/nlernotkmat ftouiulphoto) Democrats on the commute*, In . ------------------ --- — __________ pushing through the Adminlstraii. . . - .-— — ■t « lion measure by an 8 to 6 vote, refused to consider any of the amendments proposed hy the Re­ publican members. He said that Thomas had argu­ ed that because President Truman called for repeal of th* Taft-Hart­ ley Law in th* campaign, 'there Is a mandat* on Congress to re­ peal It." Challenging that, Taft said: "They may b# a mandate on the President to reqnilt repeal, bui there certainly is no mandate i on Congress." Taft said that 2".'t of the present members of th» House, oy mom than a majority, voted to override th# President's veto of the TallHartley measure in 1047. , "The voter* of their districts, knowing the position they took on labor legislation, r>v*li>r!*d them to C o n g re ssT a ft added. He said that In the Honate, til of the present meiiilters-agaln, more than a majority, voted to , override Mr. Triiman’a 1947 veto. ; fiantor Pepper (D- Fla),itaiinrli ' booster of the Administration's ' f t . * tin* later la fir* bark al | proposed lucre**# of a month ■Th# subcommittee Jnocked out a lip tha M l lubalatanca allowance nqw drawn by officers. This al­ lowance la glean in addition to tha on# granted for an officer’* ^^Klliay'eitlmated that the elim­ ination of thli email boom, at urged by Rap. Case (R-nD), .would account for a saving of about 989,000,000. Tha new bill wbyld have added approximately ‘M l 4009,000 a yea* to tha nation'* mUlwy payroll bafora tha M in* among newspapermen receiving public fund* In recent month*. Frank MulhoUand Dies In Toledo, O. Commission Meftt r usp Mortis collaborated with Gov­ gfMi PttgNI Oft#) (Cowtinaed Fi ---------- -----------Fag* One) Hiss was a Communist and ha had Undo Sentinel published an article ernor Warren in writing the preORLANDO, June 8—(Special)— *U*ae of « bulldoaer to t*Ml an been a member of the under­ declaring Morris had been on the inaugural boult "how to win in Frenk L. MulhoUand, promin­ area at th# t»a»ro boy aeotri camp ground apparatue which included payroll of the House ol Representa­ politics." When Warren teorianii- ent Toledo, O., attorney and at Island Lake ter • <tl*moi4 ball are* authorised andclaf will certain other ^people whose name* ■ i» was . . . ------------and tives in both 1947 and 1949 and ed the Slate Advertising Commis­ father of Mr*. Clarence H. Cub- be provided for th* infield. I also told him." hedge of Winter Park, died Tues­ ’' Vt k* l sion, he named Monia to the board The occurred • ••V moating -~ —- - —— In Rerle's the Tampa Tribune had listed him day at Lake Placid, N. Y., where Washington home, Chambers said,, from the northwest Florida district h* was attending the annual In* and Berle took note*. Asked If ha' ------ ----------------------and personnally nominated him at tematlnnat assembly and Institute during 1917-18 war days^and wat over heard from Berle again,I _ . . . .. i, President awarded _a -----medal b» of Rotary International It was -----— vice chairman. Chamber* rsplled, "I do not bt- <‘r February hefore th# trip, WU.mii for bis activity in that liev* so" Murphy then brought out Morris said In hi* letter of re­ learned here yesterday. Mr. MulhoUand, who had been work. He repeated that in 104ft h. throughi testimony that Chambers signation: He was a past president of a frequent visitor to Orlando, consulted fllat* Department se- had n"’ *ron' "I had thought, in humblanasa was a partner In th* law firm Rotary Intarnatioaal and was atcurlty officer Ray Murphy, say- *»v ,ubralHH and alnrarity, that I could, from of MulhoUand, Rohl# A McEweu ■tending the Institute In Xaks ing, "I told him Alger Hlsa was ** /5llLb *«•,’, t n * . .# my experience of 24 years in the of Toledo. Nationally known as ’ Placid prior to the Rotary Con­ a Communist and 1 dismissed th# RamUjIH. Kaufman, afprofession h* of real a gifted and brilliant public speak­ vention to h* held in Naw York enemy underground apparatus „f te r aseertalnlng that I hamhers Iw- newspaper service by serving on the unpaid whlrh Hiss was a mambpr." I Mevcd he had five sources In all, commission which supervise* the er, he was one of tba Mlnut# Men City next week. speakers for Liberty Bond sales When the questioning turned tn ............... ............... public's own news service for get­ ‘ *‘ asked •'"Do ** him: "*■* * *its •- tn iinilaealanrl you want understand Julian Wadlelgh, Chambers said ting to the world the story of ha was Introduced to him In Wash­ that when you testified before Florida as a gnnd place lo live, the House committee In August, tients and designating Calnesvlll* ington In 1995 hy a “ David Car­ 10 th, in substance that you had work and play. as the site for a proposed state penter." "I have found, however, that medical college. "Known also as Zimmerman T" in,thing to do with espionage, that good intention* and demonstrable you’ll forgotten all those sources Tha highway - rattle ban Is a asked Murphy. accomplishment* are not enough to modified version of th* Governor's of supply f ” "Yea," Chambers replied. satisfy a public which perhaps Murphy leaped to his feet hefore No. 1 legislative recommendation. Chambers said he first received have hkd my ‘ part In pinking It provides that after July 1. i documents In 1996 nr 1099 and Chandicr* could reply, declaring Iskeptiral about all government that he recalved original State De­ there was no testimony “at all" service, and consequently I re­ i960, no tlm tock may b* allowed! to roam on publle roada and all partment documents from Wid- that Chamber* had forgotten. Judge Kaufman persisted; law enforcement officers may im­ sign." - Irlgh. He said he relayed tho pa"Having had five source* of pound them. It does not specifical­ . per* to "David Carpenter" nr ly require fencing. Wadlelgh gave them directly to supply, you forget to tell that tn TALLAHASSEE, June 8—<>DTh* governor nad recommended , "Carpenter, who photographed the Hou«e committee in August, The legislative art banning live­ a bill requiring all llveatoeli to bo ; them liefore Chambers returned HUM?" stock from Florida highways br­ Murphy again intervened, say eam* law today hut It won’t be ef­ fenced after Oct. I, 1949 and per­ them. “tie didn’t say he forgot to mitting any person—private gHIWadlelgh went on a trip tn lng, fective for more than a year. tt to the House committee." or law enforcemant officers— TO DO Turkey "to negotiate a trad* tellThe Oovarnor Warren signed the bill tfenImpound Incident ended when Judge animals found stray­ I agreement, I believe," in Fehruar along with several others, Includ­ lo ...... _ ,ry Kaufman announced he would look nr Uirrli. 1038. sal. . n .......... ___________ ___ ____ ing acta permitting compulsory ing on the roada or off tha pro­ or March, 1998, Chambers Chambers said, adding that he received th* last ai the record again and might re- hospitalisation of tuberculosis pa­ perty of their owner.___________ documents from him In January I iniroduc# the question. __________ — ----------------------------- Tht ptneum •‘ Congresn Action • Meanwhile, David K. I.lllenthal I •truck luck at rougrteelnual ert- < Ilea of th* Atomic Energy ComMinion, protecting bluntly a- . laltiU ’ emeeilng" liiillvlduali by Tnujtxta." ; The AFC rhannS laniird mil <*>• i group continued ill hearing* on Un Henei* House investigating I (charges by Heuatnr Hl»-k*nlo«i|i«*» ] (R-lnwa) of "Incredible inliman- I element' In AFC at faint. Hickf lilanper renewed Id* In­ quiry Into a nnfavnrable Fill report,nii a mill unidentified atomic official chained with pie^aring lop irrril cominlaainn iipurl*. the Iowa flenalnr lia* bleidlflcd Mini only ai ’Vain a." I.IIIantbal laid (he InvcMlgmlny committee the entire file on "case It11 had been In the commitlee'* hands for eight months, and ihai a reading of li dearly showed (bare wan "ini haul* In fart" for Ita derogatory origin. Th* AFC chairman demanded the Individual ha given an opport­ unity lo lie heard, laying Hlrkeulooper'a presentation of the rate •)r*ady had Idenllflud him to Ida eo-workai*. He ahould lie given Urn opportunity to preeenl hi* elde, l.lllenlha) Insisted. "Only Cod know* what la In men's motive*," he as plained. . Hi* fear*, Idllenthal declared, grp "being confirmed almoii dally" ov«r Ihe "emearlng" of AFC em­ ployes by "Innuendo." And a Home armed service* subcommittee approved th* new military pay bill after paring anoyibr »<a,00tl,0<Ml Off of an already eharply sliced schedule for pay rdiata. Chairman Kllday iDTes) told Morris Resigns lumber yard in Brooklyn,N V. UUil pel ion* (InteroultooBl' MOVII and night club aougslraia Dorti Day la iliuwn In th* Lo* An- NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Tha 1048 delinquent real eainte tax lint ttf tha City of Sanford, Florida la punted nt (he front door of the City Hall and at tha front door of tha Court Houee In tha City of Sanford, Florida, and will remain ao potted for a period of four coneecutlve weeke. All real aetata upon *W*h the 1948 taxee have not been paid, and ayainat which tax cartlficatee hava not alraady been issued, will be aold at public auction on tha. lit day of July, 1049,. \ oommendtif at M afalfolf A. * tha front door of tha CitjTlWI | r tha City of Sanford, W n N a iu i& �i m u p a n fww fig n rtK n ^ T " " ' TOHK8*" TH E To Protect the Peace ef the World) Tie Pre la te the Progress of America) fa Prwdare PraoperTtj for Baaferd. W EATHER Mostly cloud) and mild through Friday with occasional loral allow* erx. Moderate u n ab le wind* ha« coming easterly. AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R VOLUME XXXX Established 1008 Pact Is Shield Against Soviet, Bevin Declares SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY JU N E », 1049 Report Shows I s o t o p e S h i p m e n t s FBI Maintains R a p p e d B y S t r a u s s Check On Reds | n H e a r i n g Q n A E C Seminole High School Graduates Document Tells Of A ctivities I n s i d e p:* R pl.r p fttin n Russian E m b a s s y u l J I' e c r e a U O n Foreign S e c r e t a r y Calls Reds' Army W orld’s G r e a t e s t Mobilized P o w e r BLACKPOOL, F.ng, June 0 (/P)— Foreign Srcrelary Ltnrit De­ vin deiciibed the Atlantic Pact tu day at a wntrrn ihield againil thr biggest army in the woild- Ruiiia't "It ii the largest army, the great (it power in thr world that it mobi liled today," Devin told the annual Labor Party conference, "and I want to ire that brought to an end. not by war hut by example, by ii . maining linn ounelvct." OhviutgJ.u referring lo llir Soviet Union, the Foreign Secretary said "There hat never been a dictator in the hiitory of this world who ha, not talked peace when he had bee, preparing for war. Do not be imt led." Bevin called the 12-nation Noill, Atlantic Alliance "the biggeil Hep in collective iccurity that hat been taken in ihe hiitory of the world." Bevin flew In yasterday from Parle lo address the convention, billed an the party'a 60th anni­ versary Jubilee. The conference Ithreshing out a platform to pretent In the votere In Ihe next elecMums , regularly scheduled for I960, The Foreign Hccretxry left the four-power council of foreign minUtera meeting to come here, amt li flying hack later today tit take part In the council'* cuntln^ng dice ii union* mi Germany, now ap­ parently deadlocked. He told the convention "aomethlrig mxy y d emerge' from the Big Four meeting. NO. 208. 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Nti.um iln- oldi mrmle i of th» iilriilitirit m lor irpolt bill ll t*ld M u i ‘ M l.inglr, pingiam ilu ri I l l i r nil.i ,- lioliiiil-.il who idled a-hr oia > 11*eit with jiioll.ri wom.ui >n auuouio rd Iht* luoiiung iullow- gjool ll.r r »|-.|| i idloictIV* s u -p rilrd ol bring * V onmimml ruim hri irlioll iiom laiksonullr itotopri I,, lu ru dl, , o „ a i i i ( i in Photo l*y Cox Tile liitli graduating class of Seminole High School niimtx'i ■ piuo.igr *grul w lirir dir iprltl i h i rr daV* roniei- IS47 lug tIH girls mid lid (toys 1* shown In caps unit gown* ul the front HilW. Maillot Grogan, Fayt> Hoot. Nellie Gieett, Ihuollir MeWtl N i solimumiius w n r llir irpnll* Mils with ir, iratloii o i p r n i n m entiaiu ',1 of ihe school auditorium. LEFT I'll RIGHT, tat ROW: damn. Media Grinds, *nia,t" alo, laid dial alttmugh Je an Muiwelhei, dm Ion litnkei, Grinds. Carol Jean ir.nl in llir jmv* that t iu l obtetv Clarence Clause, Hello Duncan, Anna Corley, Wanda Williamson, lllyve Ann Adams, Anita Aiken, t mol Skim..... Nancy .lean Among ih,nr wdh whom ihe du tin |,--to)<r-. w r ir ,lop)ird lo the Kathleen Hahcock, Mildred Turner, Foy Mae Cogburn, Emma u s ipriul.ilrii loin h oi llir minim Appleby dth HOW. Rodney Wilson, .liinmy l.udnig, Arimld i U"ir,l i ru r.itm n ailllllirs w r ir N o i r t - o w,u lot nnJriitandinQ June Myers. Claire Durand, Virginia Newsome, Doris Hhanimii, Harrington, Itlriiuid Hansindtom, It n-loud lla**, I humid Dm!, l a *tmii iniiil lo u r i imir iioui within Wdh.no W.iitlrs, dor, lot id play Haikuru Ed.nfiild, Mary Ann Galloway, llettye Hall. Hettv Wind that Ho' n o n trlillsls w r ir not Gayette Jett, Stanley Hrontley, Cm«iiiii de \V*d»kl, \\ illuim Cm llir rml-issy ilsrll gtniiiiils, t look Hodgri*. diirctoi orirtaidv rx ilm lrd hum tinting ham, Peggy Hensiui, Mona Hahoril. Margie Hodge*, Jackie How pettier, William Lane, Eugene Hm|.ei, Janie* Muhiuhc. Hill \ esietdui Miss I 'nphor* defi-nsv oi allilrln • ill,I I W >1tun Snulli land, Alan Hetiel. 2nd HOW: Marilyn Messier, Peggy Howell. John*, Curtis Thomas, George Kutherfoid Tilt HUM •■••m Krt labout-o if■ w l iu r d*r VmencaftillsI'lled iitteutioii (loin llir diuef L iuilih .lull, ilohhins, JoAiui tielslei, Christine Huggins May I. der, Wallace Tyre, P. It. Hacll, Thm -lon l 'i n t o n .... t iillno Issue of Mu- espiontige Moil will, sin lal tillr. Ini - si |, Iu d si i,i I r 11*I it as lord Caldwell. Hindi's Well* Hetty Geiger, Helen Skinner, Hetty Jo ....... Dan Hulten, Frank Cranaton, Floyd Coopm. J**hn heeling, Seivmg tu ,,teiall supervisor of u ii'pori that named l-Tedein' 1st,topes ate riemeiit- which have Wait*, Cherry Singletary, Joyce Palmer, Petty Sheppard, Mtu> Roln-rt Hrlsson, Angus Melnnla, Edwin Hrnoklyn, lt. »* 11 Mem, Mm,di anil olliei Moiuwo.nl head Ihe Iih-nI progiam will he City l.rrti sol.licit.I in atomic homhardAlle* Hetudoii, :trd HOW, Hetty Muse, Martha Stokley. Mary William Je ll, Hobby Humphrey, Da*id t'eiesoli, It oyln I "-sing. lin n s an I'oiuuiunisls Miinagei r Tiff, I Meklhhiii, wli uiciii mol fm Mir most part are Kerris, l.iln l.effler, Virginia Johnson, Jane Whither, Dodo Hackrtl. Warren Lloyd, nth IttlW Hilly Duncmi, Dmiiilil Slum ' ho Sal tin llolliwood tile ill*,- ipiolltig pi tin in coining to Sanford served j utlit>u lit * Hetty Jam* Wilke, J - Anne Spaulding. End-Icy Meisr *. Mint shiny. Wildum, Tloituus, William West Kirlim.l N..... Him* illiliuuied sen el lufoiuieis and as seeielaiy of tin- irereullo Helen Fite. Itli HOW Arlene Zlttrowcr, Gll/uheth Huililei, \ u V. inc.I s,-| vici'x committers III H i i o u i . Floyd Hpai'kiimii, Fle d Coopio Hymn I *11* I u -u ne wiMooil niu clue as lo h,,w iiiuell I'omiilissiioi m tViuler Park giuiu Tlson, Fiedn Harrison, Phyllis Gann, Jean U r n , Hetty June tint 11 Inoi-e' ol I iillgiess w e ir acAssisting M u , Mingles will of it tile r i l l helli'ii-s illew loll Young, Kt lie lie Graham, F.llen Westmoreland, Joan Me l e u MU Hoover. 1,11five .... . , ule ami <iimieiaiuiMnn f i out Mh i c Ii t iuiut nnifn hlei Tom t'lilitliio, Hei loan ) M.oiis I ’oueti I' F. Krt i I In* St'iinf*’ I'tiinmilipp iplickiy and Mie ntlieis named uj»pitivt-»l i In* uniikiiuithill 4»i>rildik Miss Coplou, a foilino Jnsllee He* Miss Gdna fhilt rdeu, iiigl' (•lav a*. .Sivi'Hiu> uf Mi«* Aimy* ihtphhv Mepai tinenl poliMeid analyst, i- si'linol Ido in inn and H I'. Steele, ■xrinllhF Iii'» iiuntc *'h ''ii I.> the True and Mrs J i\ Mitchell iii eiised of fdriiing ',-ciels fm the It I' 1 Hit- i Mi i t t.iiinm* lii-tiel it ol itn-sni tt Ia- was aiiesiml lirliieipnls -f the Mi.iiaimu Selinoi Mt'litif*’ I*-I CMii!Mi luiiliuti m New York Mm f ..iiili Y al eii I tn,. Junini High School and South Side 1i*f l III. CM III \ - i June .< a»%■»). l.Vi U* I, a ii'YlSrd bill D A K H I D liG , T r i m . June t* A tlitglti'het a Russian I lie ii* Primal y Hcliool, irxpct'liyely. Dili it, iiiiM' lln* 111%> ul iiii'iubtfit of 14*t Mix hnndii .i i.egm •> In. I — (>|*| - An eight cent* mi hour et iisslslant- will he MiDolls pi*11s hfing 1. 1 ,mght into the ease tli** hi mi'kl | hi*,i*’i ,\ci i*htini tnlea,-hers in Hnulh i iindina ore wage llii-ri'li*e litis headed off ,n- Mil- oi I,. iio,|.. o tiles 11niu Milam ulid Miss Nancy Willie < 4 i i ui I mini oh r n i « T w o ) uei'iiKi'd of chi iiln.g oil e*iliu whnt would have been the first Names of tile sopoivum and wlneli T i l l men «m,l they found "You never know what will ImpIniltloiis. T e n •In-in ioiustrike in a guverntueiit aliunlc ditt'l'lms of tin pingiam fm col ■ xliui-ts in loo )otl-e at the I uni- of pan before we break up," he aalil. I...... tiled niid ini i'* tig it II ot)-' of plant. Just hefoie the oh) culted voutli will he aiiiiouiireil noon He added "If we can’t agree how the others are niolio way Two the m rest. tract expired IiihI iitidnighl. the two oit n't com I ac Minis glowing sutd Mi* Mingles Tlie |irogt mo to live, »t leaat we may agree m nee to men are In-mg held wioho C I O United Chemical Worker* ik ill In* cnirlrd nil hi liiiltldmip ul ul Hill of cliatges of Coinmillilsl uclii live together." $:M',i HI bonds on charges of ami official* of the Carhlda and it > hnmithl ilrvfioptinuti n» tJ«onti,tnwrii, Bavin's apeeth touched ort many selling the answers to It ■ Carbon Chemicals Corporation Hegiatiallim card* have Item of tha world’* trouble epotvleaiher*. The stuie eiiustalini | New York C i t y ; agreed on n new contract. It rjdt*- Q r y , . aa»ti/ti> J ‘>iropr,and I Wbitliikei I loimto-is named distributed amour the cbililieu tjl Led by Kwlirnd I I o Ii /i Ia w , butt ary tmnri't released Hie tneti's NMtfVtV1LUi7Muh. June * assured continued production til the overall 'Seied problem ot Wodlvlgh at (lie trial uf Ills-, thr various ".'illmu, ary.. |H|tri" -( i loll Ilnur uf the New Yuik Opel* name*, tint ihe slate depart who, he rialui", *iqi]dit*d loo, -m m , l" all jiaienl* uulliiilng the |,f„ RuMla" and what he called the (/P)— A 34-veai-old mntliri and the vital atomic bomb element merit of I'diiealnm s|iys ihev Comp* m and loiinri -S.infoul i f i — uranium llflfi— In the itlgu four of hrr tr v tn riuhlirn jiriivhril tceatleeee *■ Pm* T"«> ituverniiu-nt itucunii'tit" utim in v i am ilfiit, hiw,*niaiii m*dr then i*di>> aieii’l leariiers The ih-parl gaseous diffusion pmdilriloi) was u .Soviet npy tiny t-imrtet v ii, on 4sill'd luiigtnm Mum line railv today in s ill* iliat mem nnooun....I its helmf lhal lilmil here. T w o thousand atom­ ill'lnu .IS lliry gloU|>nl llioill llte Testifying at H us'|iei )oi i •• • •t • ' i iii'fior i" I'laiini'd, "aid M i dritinyed llirit Iwu-iluty li«ino olle loin Mi of l In* ",4lio li ai'li ic plant amiiloyi’* lutd threat­ I WIKU mnopliiuir yr*irid,i> ,ii the "diu ( biiuibi-i" nailicil tlirm h - Vv lllroii ' . o,i'li" mid aiming aritvilir" mi'ii 1 Miioouiiced er- who tool, ihe eel I Ificnl niu litntie. ened lo Htrlke today if tlirir Wind I'lgiiiiin, lint i i I n , ' * . ii,,i,i'd a ir "nftli'ili, swimming, t m 1 A furuii't i-i-ttifimt t>uiilic ac■ lo u lo l l ruler to suoinp.iuv do esiiiiiitim ions la-1 Febriini * did wage demand* were not met. I h r Ifllh r i a n d l l u r r o l lir t i l o l Mi Marni'i |,rv|iar(" Wltiti-, Viiici'iit Juno in,.i loi.n, io" Ioim 'I ih II, litick meets, non tiir *c u i it s n t , 0 null riiealitig I ’eri ilii-ntnin I he ( ' l i t member* were ached- ^iiulrii -iligu in lb* Y.ilr l.iuuiti Wmlli’igb iiquct, bandli-riifl , 11 >.l lyiirj. ,. m i, unlit mu (m in i" for d i m . o u r ni w h o m vvm MMuIr* i emiulun I iiill me Used III Sooth , .lice, firi'luci, anil nlbci s 'itv mil nliol lo vole 111 two meetings ' " l l i r Win Hr li pool N o w I I ........ (Tin nil,ut" laid |iiivnot-ii ■ ho ,, it 1 ainlliui a- line of tlni-o lai-es nil ni ,i w i n d o w by ll i r u i o tl in - (iloyees and after scanning iiidny on rallfii'allon of Hie tt“ W W fsin gave *n .«I.lr .iuionp.il" Winlliogbl til tin. 11 ml "I M, fio di'l' l iiiiiooe leiirhet m I iii n r ,i|ird 1 v-Jinor.i o) *|i*e"lioO" |ne|i4i«d lU til*t eeineitl Their average wage fi'iiui'i locb Stall I a |,,i 11 ,,,, i * 1 inrut l,,s |'fo. i,thii two an rsper. m l "i l Vl.'i rilOulli4tn.il* thlough'A new mil estate iluvclopment sbriiH's deputies llial M u . Nct-I* 4 iindei tlie new i-ontiiicl will lie oft H-llll lioii-e iiml I o mill |ileliauitloll i.ot tin- I iiilrd Stalexi'leCte I "H*|», Hi*. H.l.l." s.tllH tile t.i f I i>7 liourly. waa recently Rtarted tn the vicin­ I 14, ,rnil lliese ihlldiru Slllilei I’lginan. nf Ajqdeliui, VV i, lliii'i- 1110*1 a|,|niqu iale f..l S*tlity of Little Lake Howell by M. Fay, 0 ; Lmville, 7; Phyllu. 4, and Weill* "loll slirrp" it m tfn .ll' -inin' I Illli' i-ltl1MI int In I hr I I (illli Iliqilichllt" J. Mona, Orlando realtor anil | gfdril by Ml. I loll/i I*W WIII' llaii'uu of Standards, M|i{i«-ui •<1 l..I'uigress in the msluini amt I ’oi'IUCII Mil’ le mil Ijllll Itapobliran candidate In the lout Ibucr, Jr., i. I " H ’ Mir gi mu I July xvlilt'll tndn'. I | " d l * i l r d " llir lollowmg kiw.iiii.ins uio-qullii control cuio|iaigu in Srm "|»'lllng, imt |imiter n|qi||,-tl congressional campaign. In cidn.ll conddiou at u iu t r n d v Ills" liul lleceniliei. After i r - n t i I a* i liniu tfit J t I Inn I...... . llir In tlrr al«o m itiidt* I'oiintv wax repurted n> The development I* located Imipital in Ann Ailmr is * li*e lug I'lgllllOl "Illli III 11 "llllrlltl 1,1 >ul I v to Mie i ,unity Ciinuiii"Mii|t command of I ngli about two ml leg eaat of CaasalI IssIIIs I.4IUSIIII, Jiulgr Ihlllri is "I ruti'giiilenity deny Mint I i > u yeal-nlil ilatigbler, /ml.* Mae. barry and la about one-half mile lo In Frank ijuillmun, illrr.tor uf till'll and iinllcemun air Sirnttiiim, Maiiiti Stnifi ipliri. I lie Iiml imv drilling" n u ll W11•111•>•■ eaat of the Seminole Driving whom the nudhet liamlrii linlu -• ili. Sriiiiiiulr County Hrultl, 1trill, U" 111 till'll ktloW ledge *Titiluliri" ot that l r v r l Inn s tm Hrv J I.. M i k l u l r l -uni lb II Park, who i i ’i-ralcd Mint 1,2(10 billin'* luul cation of tlie ]iiim-i|ial iniil.llngx window of llir blaring bumf In tin mail. 1 furliiri uni|Ualifil'dly ilrm W. Hill kei I liry Wf|r j iiwm> III>il During the paat week bulldoi- Lit bet, Hi me, 37, auliiilr. A Iniiil of fi.LMIU ri'Hiili'iif* of that I l o u r r v r i given to < ham i« ui cumidrirly "iirayril, unit r>uil ui Ssnfbril liotiii*" imitially "|irayrd in ac A ak io l if c i i u n l i w i n k e r s her e The Notional Grocery Co. will by J I*. Iloll/il.iw .riol I i ms Mi Niihfoiil anil S<-11,• iii>l«, ( '" hi.l\ ira and acrapera have been u*cd I n i " ni to any oilier |,u*,oi an The l.tllrer told Oakland iinmlv open Friday morning at Fifth Cuy. tp o visiioi*. to grade a road from the raxt rclvi'il x itiya ,luring fio- wi*nk loianl Ini lin 'd giivei'iiliiriiial iuli.ui, xodlini’l' with reqilPHts uf i .u n rri ta k e c i v i l ser vice, M i M a n i e i re lu urder tu cnnlintle Hie work Illicit ill tile l i e g u t l i i and de cla r e d end of tak e Drive southward tliriift* iltpulie* that Mi*. eNelrV Hiieel mid Hanford Avenue at the Intlodnced hy Gdawi.l I I nin­ long aiitxcy i'll int III-!**•I l»v Mall" lot loin limit' weeks, the Com Mint i it i v n l I* tlie o n ly c n u i i l y in 700 feet around the weat aide of llien iiuneil back into llir Naming j site of the former Lovett Grocery as u young iiiatt wlm .-nlv u few Itun i<l iif lli-iilMi ti'rimii'iiin in ■it iiui Wlulii, fiiriui'i ii"ni*taiit S i . 11 mi" loll gi anted Dr. IJuillmiin 16110 oriiln that tequtic" civil x«r will tie managed hy Waller Hop­ Little Lake Howell and continu­ uitiiiit mum and duln i teiutnan rffiul I* * m-iio' h t it I-i-11 i*111'ila ago ntlemled HenniO'le tiny of Mir lirH"ii|-y, died 1:, > addition to tlie 11.000 formerly | vie,, rat ing* of employee* kins. who for Ihe nast two years Vears ing about BOO feet from the south tiiHca, Hi Flunk (Jullliitan. illtfi' Aug 17 lit tlie age nf fm ,0 qqo oprijiti'ii fur till* progimil D ie I.ilhet said hr attempted to with his father, W. A. Hopkins, Hebonl and weal lo tin- "log edy" * 1vi I "I'lVICc, tlr pnlliled out, aide of the lake to connect with of tinHnnilniiti- < iiinily I I sbi Iiiis S lia ( • • • S*urnt Hlehmd lloiu.li. s tot follow llir wile upstair* w lirir .i Well pleased with Ihe re*ull" uf 'e-olt* in Mie Helerlloli uf com* ha* operated a grocery *ture and ,n“k'' K,‘‘ the Tuacawilla Road. lli-iilMi I'tiil, iiiinoiiiii-ril l,..tin .... at market next door. He i* a responded, "It i* won.h.f.d t,. l« rtu- -atiipaigii. County f om u in-iioiI P',fe,1l men Among Mnllir «|dltudvx , , , , " I niu very liniuiy itvvt Mu- te The development rover* an thr i tiildlrli liatl itrrn tlrrpmg, Imt J mi nt market next dour, lie I* a . , back ami In '■•""'•’ N ........ of .on- fifth ..f Mu- ......•>!*• i litiii’iiiHii II. II Piqie d eria re d 1 iiihI qiinllficulioii* n-qnlrnl are ! *raduate of Hemitinle High Behoof I,ml area of aeveral hundred acre* w«, lor*rd hack by ll.r lluiuri. Kiwtinisn* Hint 1 Imv.. k t,..«n ((if ..... .............. ................ . meclianii'Ml skill. io*aliiex*, acvrstridiiy that tlie cuinpaignl and will be aold In two and three Tlie Nreley’a two olilent Mill*, (11)41)) mill live* on Floral i' iiih I n n -iotnl apprai anev. f,,r v,'i*ip*i fm x■riiyH," **m»| | Ir. (juilliiiiin, I.... Id tie of gtenl benefit to the cniaev. acra unit*. It Ja near a *ubdiv>- Amos, 1-1, and Andrew, I I , es Heights, It ’iinlluuaS Ou I'nm f n a l licurty applHiist' grcHial III* mil i,n<| lie imlnleil mil Mini ihiring liinllh of tlie enmity, and pmitlcd! alon on tak e Tony, a project cmpet I milnhiri'd afler ruimlng i » Work Iihk proceeded day ami M u s c n W , June it, t/pi Smel l o u t l hut not only are muluriti nsi singing nf * * Wil hunt v S-oo r i,,. autvev here in till'/ only \f night mid painting of the *ture developed by Leonard Button, 11'oBilaare Oa Page V*uurl f'Mill Rol>e*un 11j l<l Ihe S m i r l lurriling tniuquiliiH eraillctiteil, hut | (* 4 O T J ^ i AI \ 111 I I N l l l l l P U litis been completed by i. L. T a l­ ami in nufti>r vnlru, "Danny Rhi ". : .niiii ii'eelveil x-raya. who waa Instrumental In inducing Academy uf Science yesterdiu In- lom-lir* Illli! utlier Verimn us well., \ l a « u / f l r l i i m l u k i h i n n a e (If the ircenl total, IfiMt per bott, The Interior I* painted white, but il was Ills ilrn himtu- anil t»>u fha £ounty to extend and im­ Director Announces Assistants To Aid Activity Sc be du I e i'»m Mother And Four Children Perish In Blazing Home |*ay I llaltH Atom Plant Striltt* Holtzdaw And Kiwanians Hold Song Jamboree Ni’Ki'o TeacberH Are Act’tiHi'tl o f Fraud mi. C’itv Civil Service Board Meets At City Hall Tonight Club Members Are "Drafted” To Sing W ith Opera Star Father, Three Others Escape From Burn­ ing 2-Story House M. J. Moss Starts Realty Settlement Near Lake Howell I'roRi’iini Of IVIoNtiuilo ( ‘tintnil FroK'i'fsscs 5,200 Ro si (It*n Is Of (dimly RtTuivt* Statu X-Ray 'tests National (irwery Co. To Open Store On Sanford Avenue RoheNon Muy Tt*H(il> At Triul Of Kftls prove tak e Drive, an axtentalon of Seminole Drive which con. neeta with the Orlando Highway and which leads to the race track. Old Herring Home Is Destroyed By Fire 1 Fir* that awept aeroaa a wide araaa area thraa mile* anuth of Hanford and wait of tha Orlando Highway yesterday afternoon de­ stroyed an old fntme home, the remnant of tho original George 0. Hairing estate where tha iata county Judge first livad when ha rama to this aactlnn. Ha iatar neenpiad tha dwalliag that atill itands at tha corner of Fienrh Avenue and Ramlnola Boulevard. When tha flra dapartmrnt ar* rived shortly altar tin ) o’clock on Ita aaeoad cal] of tha day to tha flra area. tha old home waa fully eosuumed, amid Aaaiatant Flra Chlaf R. T. ^ O r S a i 1" County. It and axtra ranM t affi SSSm'to atata aatrtaaa. »P to tha M alt ■Dm. . *8 trim Scouta To SponKor Benefit Ball Game which with ample window space, nunplcmentcd with fluorescent lighting give* Ihe nture a bright look. The front and side of the building 1* a light green shade. The store interior 1* 3fl by 10(1 f e d In size allowing for five aisle*. ---- -- It will be operated on the i U s l l s a i S Oa r a m u iia I ' m i I n n 70 Homes, Averaging $7,500 Each Are Built At Plantation Estates Dans for distribution anil sate of tickets for it Hoy Bcoitl benefit game to ia> played on June 22 lietween the Hanford Giant* and OrInnilo Senator* will be discussed| self service plan, slid three checkat a special meeting whirii all cult iug aland* will lie installed. New By W I L L H I D C O N N O L L Y scouts and den mothers are re* counters of plywood afford am.Seventy homes, averaging m n u t ulaml (T/ilH) csi-lt sml ip|irr<mt----‘ pie shelving and display spice. quested to attend at 7:iN o’clock The produce counter will be ing an investment of wrll uvri h ill a million ilollatt have lirrn tuull at tomorrow night at the Methodist Church, Kvans McCoy, cub master, found on the right side of tha Plantation Fltatcs, Sanliotl I OCW nriglilair uuniuunitV, willun a yrst rtore and will lie equipped with and a half after bulldo/ru innhnl lliriiugli *nuli ami wnoill.nitl mi a announced today. Proceeds uf the game are to he] mirrors. ■ *» Seminole»_ County. 1,600 s r r r tract in Vnltmi minify In build new tondx, 10 milrt nf wltirb now been cnmplrieil in tlie*-------- ------------ ------------ <■ 'J, Nt —-----------------------j r W K rs i . r “* have The scout who sell* the most, KIh|, k H’H ARHFST OKAVRI1 ticket* to the gam# will be pre-, | i()Nr,nNi Jlinr f).-(/j*)_BriUln ■enter) by Olent Manager »J“I mid Poland yesterday that Ihe arbar with a baieball autographed m l fjerhart Elsler aboard a by all members of Ihe teem. j „hi,, waa legal while Ihe ship ' UAN im jiih r u Iwas In British waters. NrWAHK N J Juna 9 -(/!*) At the same lime Britain pro, —John Taylor slippedUon a r u g t«»«l “> Pnland against rsfusal of In his third-floor apartrasnt yes- Polish authoritlss aboard the snip, M a y . He s l i T r i g T o ” . iln - «he Bstory, to surrender Elsler flow ami landed on the sidewalk. 1,0lHn**n K’i u Hie Injurlee—bruised arms end Yhe Britlih note was In ll(a to a Polish pmtest claiming Elsler* * * arrest violatsd International low. p r2,-tel: . . . ,, , , l k e r n,**r v kfM) resilient" ul two griH-ery stores, a filling sta­ 11 t|on „inl two ealtin rnurt.i, all far- thriving community iocat".I ........... «|l(. 8 , nfor««kDcl.an.l High historic DeBary Kstale mi a WBy plateau 18 feet attuvu «eu level, ^ (|uti|ex hunic I n now being cmiprofcssiims With „t n t e M nt m of nr.jHHi by diversified bacxgrmtniia 'K Mr„. Matilda Germain nf Troy, doctors, nurses, lawyer-i. nut o M (li where she and her late huste ri, school teachers, ".•lenluL, np(,rated a hotel for many nigineers ami rotlrcii Army and yiWB> Hhll h„ lw(1|1 Jolne(| ,,y , „ r Navy men. | fUtf.ri Mrgi Ci }| R*mlull of Of tha 264 landowner*. 188 urn Cleveland, Ohio, Both are regiefrom New York Aisle and ihe term! nurses. They are delighted other 181 from other slates and with Florida and Plantation EsCanada. Many are retired mid tales. havt built homss Here for hi'elih, o n a wooded tract Lester D. CATTLB FEVBR TICKS •^haatatalv ,i ta - titr - * a 1 or* reasons. Their houses, many uf ■Doolittle of Nutley, N. J. is hiilldTAMPA. June 8 — (7P>— The PAPER FIRM EXPAND0 PALATKA, Juno » A huilt on Ihe small iskc* III the Ing a pleasant little home with a ■ d of ColUar Rtato Budget Board will be aakwhich he hone* to or* J tha tMonla ed Tuesday to rsltaso funds ap-.,lwo story building Is helat ns- region, are with hut one exception gray re f k h k thay propria ted by the IMT taglsls- strutted by the Hudson Pulp mil of stucco covsred cone rein IHuck, i rupy wilt,'Id* wife hy June IB. It lure for eradleatlon of tho eat- Paper Corn, here at a eaat, oi With bright colored roofs and shut- a|| atarted, he revealed, when he tie fever tlek In 10 Florida 1600,000 Vice-President Anion(t m of many hues. New mod* ml read an advertisement about in a .picturesque plantation Estate* ... In .... the .New counties, Chairman J, D.. Wil- Lund of New York said it w ii elay surface ..... . wind ______ . _ _____ _____ banka of tho Btata Livestock be used aa a storehouse at pe*.. wanner about tha 1JW0 Srrs tract, York Htrald Tribune. After 80 would return lu the United States tu testify at the Iiih I .d Coiiimunl»t Party officials in No* York. He said the men were linin' In .......ml. said Mr. Pope, i . n l y | l^ t W W M I i n t l O . - v K i p p e r • tiusH homes are sprayed wtiuxs1 -----; — ohiiitm are unalite flnurichtlly t o 1 CIlATTANiOMiA, Trim., June iitive (lie work dune iheinnrlveH —(7P l - * F r e d Walters, former Fully screened homes are not ! maneger of the Louisville Col"lodged fur their falthfulnei* to "pinyed except hy request The ....... was nametl playing munagar Ihe American working c ln «* " ciiiiiiuiign is iiinfined to lum l of flu- seventh-place Chaltjinooe 'The negro hnrltune addressed I.Hokiiuts to*Imv He xuccea idx Hie academy nt a meeting com <ie*irge t St mi) Myatt. meimirating the 1Both anniver-m 4 Myslt (mMiediately accepted a All County Schools of tlie death of writer Alexiimlio Oust as manager of Orlando it) tha Piudiklii. Ixvi-Htia, official gitvem Close Doors Today Florida .State League Walters ineiit ni>ws|iniii'r, called his mi will take over Hie Lookouts to­ dress a "moving speech." "It Is difficult tn say hnw deep Mchoul days ended this afler- morrow. Iv I uni touched ami moved hy ......* ul -1:00 u’clttck fur the mure Thu appointment was aninnmced the fact 1 am again on Auvlel tliliu 4,1100 HChool eliihlren of liy Preelilent Joe L.'ngel, wliu said soil," he until St’ioinolii Cuunty. They will have [other changes will he made if nettHohesnn salii he represent rd piogresslve Americans and mil lions of oppressed negro*. jexsary to get tho l.ookoutx into i tlie Knot burr* Association pennant | chase. Myatt took over as manager of BENT CONTROLS DROPPED IChattanooga in I94fl It wax his W a s h i n g t o n , June t»— j/i >i ! first managerial assignment and Housing expeditor Tighs E. Wood* lie finished last He formerly playtoday ordered immediate removal led with the Washington Senator* of rent controls in four Florida except foreign languages and la- , ttr|d the Jerxvy City Giante. ares*. I They are Palm Beach county, ••oratory sclvnca*. Including the city of West Palin Beachi Volusia county, Including Daytona Beach) Haacon Hill Reach and Mexico Bvach. until Mi-(it. 0, llte first ’Tuesday iifuu Labor Day, lu enjoy them•elves, Ulid Hupt. T . W Lnwton. Tlie summer sclmul term will - tai l in the various schools **u June 27 and will cuntlnue until Jnlv 0. A t Seminole High Sclmul 120 suniuatar hours are required anil ull subjects will lie offered PLANE RECOVERED MERIDA, Mexico, June 9—(VP) A nine-foot long plane, marked m engllsh "property of Army Air Forces," was recovered from NORMAL TRMPRRATURKH CHICAGO, Jung 9—(jp)—Tam- the sea yesterday by a fishing psratursa htadad for n sa r nur- boat. A gasoline-powered craft, it mal marks o v tr tha Midwest to­ was found In the water shout day af ta r a b r t r t cool spall. Tha cool sir drifted aaatward two mile* off Comma! Ialand, on fcnd the lowsst tamparaturas i the eaat coaat of the Yucatan, wars la the Nsw England states Penlnaula. The plana had a wlngipretd of southward along tha coast Into Sanitary Board said tha 185,000 sent) but space le being M l Ip t.te ln d b ig mom than a mils ami s yaars of serrica ha retired from Virginia. Readings wav* hi tha only aix feet. Thera waa no svldance It carried a pilot. It an* fund had boan withheld. The, iReUllation of Autonutk m*> 4M ritr froataga on Lake Monroe his position as ganeral foreman 40's. Oadlllae, Mich., reported parantly had been guided 48 as eompared to * ’-------* radio. ...... . . . ______ ~ ' ^ , t s a r s 2 “ r 'r tfJ s s s ? -* wtisy." id-.. ?tt&SSM 1: i ImM f a js w a n * - THR WKATHRR JA C K .S O N V i L I E . Birmingham Chicago Detroit Memphis New Orleans N.*> Vnch Phoenix 9t, Louis Han Antonio Beattie Jacksonville Miami Orlando TaUafcasae* Jun e High Low �D ie S a n f o r d j n t n o u n * « « , ’ *« T H E S A N F O n n H ER A LD . SA N FO R D FL O R ID A PAGE TWO Just Whittling: Away H e ra ld SEEKS SUIT DISMISSAL |The suit was far . £ " ^ 1 m m * BUTLER. Pa., June 9 - m - \ " • l« Counsel for a physician accused i vanla to an alienation of affections (I'nnON ti ra I 't m * I ' a a v <M*I Il'MMilaava r,«M !**■# Oaat crful intcrpri-lnllon nf Jerome creuNi-i for en.iNlrd peraonnel of fathering a patient's child and .action). Kern'* mnutertiirre, "Old Man! more Ilian fur high ranking nf then billing the woman’s husband |[jv,.r ihat brought the Khvan-1 fleers. The bill was estimated to | •11JU.MI asked Butler county court in ns 1,1 their feel with a salvo ,cost some f I(101)0(1.non less than Ole today to dismiss the husband’* Bea Vaav -tBia* * - Oar of hand, lapping nnd cheers. jone which failed to pass the House lAO.ODO suit. ■haa Negate nl* " IBtlOS Hollowing ihe Whiffinpoof |in May. ( AUorney Luther A. Rrahatn, Wear snug, the whole Kiwsnls membern vct-lmck for President Tru- counsel for Dr.' Paul A. Hlnch* lap « as grouped about the radio man's "civil rights" program, a liergcr asked Ihe grounds that the CITY SHOE SHOP •Ii,photic, and led by trank | House Administration suheomi suheommit- physician was not properly served Sla Naafar* AVT~— ConifreHH Action K iw a n ts M e e t THE WORLD TODAY m i i II u m lean itH 4all| *»r**l M larM i •M Iaa4ai ■> la a la ri ria n ta III Naoaalla * > • • • • ______ t T i a aaraa< elaae ■ stiff , ar. m e. ai n a pm i nrn*e tar*. Plane*, **e*t ia* a*r Sorin In r ( ’Inudt- P ep p er's rerotil rentnrkn mi It in d e te r <11, 11MVI IT MA<'KKNZII‘i mi tint inn "In keep w h ittlin g nwny" nl th e Tnfl-1 ta rt'e y Ac I lliitmn's giivi-rnmi-nt n-ilnlnly h/ivc nut met w ith the* whole hi-nrti-d approval nf nil tits rollli in iiiiih-d iln Km-iallst flag lu ntltiientn. At least tw o very influent hit F lorida n ew spapers lie ina-'t in runnertlnn with the w hich have h ith e rto been kindly disposed tow ard F lo rid a's iiitiiyN annual rniifercnrc at piaa *1 Marrk n, I NOV. sen io r sen ato r have expressed their disapproval of his p re­ ill,irk ..... . •OLI.ANI* C tlK A g Then’ i- no attempt In i-niimuKOI lav sen t a ttitu d e in no u n certain term s. n e tiH it n n tR flag)- lla- program iih 1 In* gaily "S e n ato r P ep p er’s d esire to " stra p at least h a l f nf th< •atlarM Maaaiaf g> l„ w-l fm tin- general elerlion l.amson -img old favorites, blast-i tee voted 4 to H l„ shelve an anti-I with notice of tho court action. (T a ft H artley ) net a t th is session will, from all indieations, i li i* ilili- next yeti I lull might ing Hie nuke wilh alary j, A ' ,.,.ll ,«> measure. ............ .. The t i ... .sulicommit. . 1.____ :• 1 •— poll In* not he g ra tifie d ", says th e Tam pa T ribune in a le n g th ly e d i- I[ linin' . nun, i The elinllenge In the Crand Old Name." "By The Light tee said it wauled to give annther to rial on the sulijeet "H is ‘whiMliug aw ay at i f is about nm-eivativ,-,, lu-adid hy ........ at the Silvery Moon" and other time to consider a proto he Stopped t)V some of his fellow a d m in istra th a iists. T hen. » w . Mm.-ier WliiNiun ‘ him hill, favoilies, ending with their •’theme committee prised consllutioiial amendment ■kltaarf aallrva, rare* at w ith th e com prom ise t»ill before him. it is rlonlitfnl w hat 1 song". "The Old lirey Mare", pH ,,,,.'\i"ni i , i lie,, whirh would nllow Ihe stale to de­ ■, rvaalallnaa aal aallvaa al The Rev. Angus Mrlnnls an- cide whether to outlaw poll luxes. Oalaaavali l»f aaraaa* at a rt inn President T ru m an will lake . t h i l l Mot I ISHU, IkfH1 Ilf tin* It|f INI bb taaea. will *a raarave lav noumed dial a coinmitee had selDemncrntir senators trying to One of P ep p er's oldest friem ls and slaiin eh est support ji'"«<,'f'd ........... <u Hriii-li” s,i eel,si _j«ala, aeavrllala* ralva. __ I'harles Anderson of Sem­ DHXHURY SCHOOLof DANCING e r s in F lo rid a h a s b e e n M a r l i n ........ .. ..I t h e O rl a iu l o •''d.-m Hi,p.,lii„„i inole High School to represent Ihe push through the Administration’s B*pvf„a,*i,a kaAnaalli Of lalior hill said today their cause lata a 4 a ,a ,v a „ r llvarvavata- .Sentinel, tint Mr. A ndersen, who has never relished the Sen ' dub ui the Legion sponsored has liern terinusly hurl hy the „„ 1))(. 1tl|,|„ JUNE 1^24 CLAUSES DAILY Maas, lav, Ww v»m. ik lfa n , ia> i1 ‘ **------Mir. Il. laal* ^ a lo r's left wing lem leneies but tins uften gone along for Itiel wlllrll rvol" it| tin nvflHiill, IIf ll,ivs Stigr ill Tallahassee. How­ coal shuiilowti ordered by John L. • BALLET ft TAP • ACROBATIC r fV* n,,alH la a atf-sataf at Ik* «*mohj'I i . hih I, i n:»m*ii fm»h« i wiit«*|i ard Muni let h rcporll'd on llir Kiw- Lewis. Aaaoalatve l**vaa wklrh la aatHlaO Hakr of fholr frirfitlship. is uppiir«*ntI\b oM.'ioig trre nlly held in la-eseoaMalavl* la Ihv a.v tar IIIIfortIHIIIte lV fo r cinuile. on the i ' e ol an elerlio n . I »'"»•> e';.|>u«.N i„ milium,li/,-. anis And Ihe Senate confirmed Mrs. j PRE-SCHOOL tuirg :n which -•'! of the local inrmMHaa al all Ik* ■»*»• »Ha»#0 Georgia Neesc ( ‘lurk of Kansas as “ S enator n a i.d e Pepper spouK , ml ..............gain s, 11„< • i ^ 0- » bios m u - presenl. E Ifeta av*f*p»e**< aa »*n *• alt Hie first women Tteasurer of the U . a * a a a tw a l.k ,* 1 T uff lllirlloy AH t IS llir W?IV Mr. A ihIi ,ISI*M (tins li HI I "pi trmmiTtl ,tii<I ri*v#**••11 V^rwiiin"1 li", 1 wide (I L. Malhews, W. Jliiiileij HEOIHTEK BY CALLING 312-J Sinlrs!' The' action'w'n's V,y ^ T H U R S D A Y . .MINK 9. HUD — colum n "T oday” . "W hy should «HI| HFltinr Sl'INltfM* ( ONI illlM* f *,f Hm WHiftim* ftrl |;ivin(f li nut It. and Hugh Nicholson. Jim Uolt«-(iinanimnua consenl. • SIBLh vp.itnit TtiDAT his ag itatio n ag a in st business m*o when lie know s lie h n sjin -l <>v,.i ouliiNlry and iiinii|,*,v*«-r. <la». I II Itendley of Jackson-1 jflie succeeds William * --------- - IM,.. Ktiiiis .McCoy, Waller liny-jwko'Ws” killed ii7 nn 'am.Reel'd# "t I ' i o Y r „lin«,'d"m lies There are whole imllnn* that nrr nit elect inti coining up sh o rtly and when th e people of M ori and K b r.vans of Nsrlcrlon, ' |u days iil' o lead antrny hy wicked tyrnnln. da m ay w h ittle aw ay a little ............. . Ins p o p u la rity . I be .,nv«av. I'rlvnt,- indu* dhio, .ill of whom jnineil in the' They lead their pimple to deny Senator got in hy a breeze Iasi tineAnd most 0hserver S ^i» v «•» . ...... Uhit If hultllircH ill ringing rat law* nnd n limrnl Inw giver. jilth Mfi iiil rfiriihirl wll hi* |>t11U»aI B e v i n ’N Speech l a s z . » ( » « ^ » « ......... .. i „ i m .. Sue roilrhi- they will suffer fur Mr. A n d e r s e n m e a n s l tin I w h e n S e n a t o r P e p p e r r a n f o r ; |Jl!v,"t nJIV,!(li ' ' " *",H" , s "' t h j r folly. 11 is a people who do X - K tiv T e « tH If nallnnnl k'arm Pag* Oavi erf-in their hearts.- I'n. 1114:10. re -e te e t inn a g a i n s t Ollie F d m n n d s in I'd 11. in I lie m id s t ol j ' viltlvi. flllk Summer Course J TREAT YOURSELF TO A BARGAIN USED TRUCKS THK nil AVY TRAIN HAS ARRIVED Father, inmtl I g» *'■ wui k 7 No, No, my dinting will. We 're living mtw on Busy Slrc-t With funds finrii Wii*lilngton. We’re cared fnr now hy Unrle Hum, ( h e w a r w h ic h S e n a t o r P e p p e r bad d o n e so m iieti in p r e p a r e j ,|1„)i,|1.,u> » ,u i*il,-> |,*«-t Mm r I ............. r,m " | '" 7 j 'T here" was hope after the war, til ls c o u n t r y fo r, tie w a s r u n n i n g a g a i n s t 11 v ir tu a ll- o n «m'- • in,,it 1,,,, „* sm oriug ra n **. , k n o w n c o u n t y j u d g e f r o m .la rk oil, ille, I h r sam i- roiltit i 1 11,■, ii„ugly ifgiiiii'iiiaiinn l b,, .--ml. - view of thi , is (1.1.1 | 2 <•» ^"'b y d Avenue; I im by « |n „,,, Fllr K„ „ W(> wprp j- u d g e w h o s in c e tins b e e n load, .p r e s i .d e n t o1f S l e,l s o o I ui HlPIIIt'll liJill IM 11tf fctl’1 'Ilflilt If* I Mil No. (I in (inncvn, |»m,^ IlllJilfv OMliinUl Ir fhi«4 versily. And thin slime eminl.v nnlgc ii IiimmI bcnl bun. ,,, ,, M„.|, livi.d ........j — siav,o.......... 1.... n«ps.'imniiy mid 1 .W.1 i.v; 'durv.,;/ oniimlsllr that after "W linl sii|t|i,i|'l Seim lur 1a**|i|i*-i Inis (•n.iiiyml in I tin |m d ,"‘Wf I' all deia-nd- mi h,.« 1 he I .ok. M..,,!.." l a k e Mm i ami ^ ' ' ' i' i* "'1t?,n'1 ',h“ ‘ “ " " j in Ftnrillll bus niOHtlv be. ti eitpriiiliii'il ben n ise nl bis |ii<r 1 ......... t,|i' now,-re ; (« mM Ltn-rt »nrMorv umiiM srMfc down nnd r v ;:’ te.r1'1’ -f — - *— ■ t'DVi’t frii'iiilrt,” contiinii'H Mr A " F e w wtni b e||ie,| Mm ...... . 1m,1II MTilf’i ,l" ! K. ..................... dared that he !’'" V. s*1*"Wa do not need I" rare a dam. |,jm ,|||(| v,i|eii for ililn ni l lllillv like bis llis |iulil |iulilirill inil |ilnliisii|i|iy |i|lllnsu|thy , \r,"i, *| i„' l'-.,,b.VmMil "'iMl' ,m,. wished to 1 book all firm , aad in- V . ( ,n «h‘* Nations. hnshed to the Btrausr weie sii >n, i/ei . }||it they swulluwetl il lieriilise lliei |i,<rsnililll.v likeit ( 'Isuulr. , n l.t ib>. inn , 1 vahve- ,,, 1il.vidi, .I- w h o s e co-operation Ttml "’,M’ So dun’l get exercised hoiiiiI But if he’s going In 'tea l ns w ell,' n(. And give its milk and honey; Please tell me Indy, where the Ht’s going lo g<i the money. Don't worry, mini, there is 110 hitch About this glorious plan. He'll gel the iimney f 10,11 Ihe rich To help the r,minion man. But, Knther, won't itu-re come a lime If we lake all their rash And they ale left without a dime, When things will go to smash? You nreil lot id seasoning, You nosey little lirnt. You do loo damn much leasonlng To lie a Dernocnil. {'Imiil,- luul (lime |ii‘is,iniil I'uvurs i-ittn;r f n r l l i r t n ...................... o '"" 111 *",t "f (his iim-c bi-furu thi- uiiniiitl ( ’uiifcn-iii i- <m H i g h w a y Snfi-t.v. T i n - 1 .V.. m -n 1 ’‘ r ' V:n'Jl',Vi 1d '•.n. 1 iiw - VVilitei I'm), Herald Ismmiu'i' n f d r i v i n g Hn-iKu-H m bi-ynml tin- («-n|ii- n f tin- fed- Wmi.i Wuh- r,ii,|„ mn, Wii-l-.se rid g u v c r n m i 'ii t, bi-ing puri-lv 11 s tn l o u m tli- r. I tut tin- I ’n-.si | (’•miiii"nie»iioiis Coiemiov M,-dlIt you have a go,nl job take di-iil’M indict lilt-ill n f .-Uinn- sluti- prnclii'i-H win, Iiiit'iiiiifurliibli 1 11 " " *lh- '"-'-n oelalixid re ' “lllflnif til l« H’MfllrMdtd|H rnfltro rare of il. Unrii,|tl,iyninil is itill IIt C111711s ^| vf•?*y ftrid III.' viihI ^Iml indtH increasing, rnnllaiy lo sra.mial ex III 11 vifml Imlf rrf llir ntiiti*.^ nrr t*\;im ihatinn w urltiy i»0»rv« m ..w (,f »M-irur rmtmnal tUlions. flirre a,r now t,2tV).- I)is* imim- Is rt-iiniri-d in Hi, issiiium- nf u Mcs-iihs In d riv e *»«■•* Pmimnoui. gaoii.lel is 0 tiller Apitl, llir ('c,i,u« lliurall Tin- nllii-rM hnvo i,xiimiimtiuii.a nf varying di-grt-i'K nf Ih n r s ’ ,l"- -s " '11,1 bill Ibev me -veP awaie reveals. The way lo a,Ivan, rrnrnl inigluii-ss fnr I lu- original licciiss-. u lui-li 1lien inn v lie n- down Ilml (Ids eiiodal bill lie m going and opiimtunily, il used to he said. nuwt'll fruit) (him III lim e IIH H-Ijinml. New York .Mali- IlllM I u, i,„ ,, tough one Morrison Was lo he on llir job ra,ly, polish ihr liiktHi thu lend w ith a law requiring n'-uxnininiilinn n f every I nnl "The m-st ,,,eei>oii will bo bra** jtnockrr 0,1 die f„,nl d o o ,'d r i v e r involved in th re e nicidfiiLi w itldn 11 periud of I H j '1"- ti -,f .... lives" However, . id o de< hired: and many die lioii'i d.uighir, I niniltlm. tl h(ill remuiim fn r Hnine s ta le ,0 set th e |ir<-cedetil " If tl’f- tio VM || Midi rII ‘|fI 4R*» ftf Modern(tnclkoH* •ugucit a nmplet nf req u irin g every llt-eiwed d riv er In tak e perindienllv an ,im (irfcdt Ok* t mit•* («*fkH(B,rvn* way. S(|y oh^llif jr>li«Mry fo «ln *('xi^niiutf inti .stiff f*lioviK)> t*» P'Vcnl \vlM'th«»r nr fir it hi* i i» hfififtl <Uyf4 woik* nfiil krr|»| fit If, (Irivr, away front liqim,. Only » bm irllul nf s la te s m ake a im ieliee nf ,11 qii-nding ai .1 7*. 1 1 1 . n r revoking d riv e rs' lieeiises fnr sm-ti lireiicties ,d f nil lie « J l l » l X l £ . r t h r J n U I m t l r " i hh, H v l,,ws ,,m ....... . •l»*‘reW iri, ..»f 'r a f f ie en.ilm l Signals the Soilllirfri wliilr man should d riv in g while iiitnxieatcil. mill ret-kless driving It is well known I tin I htimiin failure causes lim.-d ai|,n»er in the Herald's amusing iulfr ___ . .... tunidle aicideiils. Any m aterial fill in th e ih-alh mid m i n n la k>,< I (' "" w 1 lull from tra ffic accidents depends no reducing Ihe element .I f T 1.....T W r Of hum an rniluie. Wlml bell.-r way ........ I l b. , , !„- Hum K nuT"' nth Iroin 'IIhr...........“"""W * *"mr ituiri, xniurlhirm it Nialtr ihr in pomlc. Il i« .1 rnmnimi practice in die Smlli fm dir nr ITOCt, (Hire iticy llavr exll.iudrij the lamilist nainr* in llir llililr, to call tliri, • liildirii .ifler 1,1111,tin Southern men, men like (irmgr Uta.liinghm and ".Slmirw.ili" J.u k ion, bull, Viigi, inns, die I,*t(•-, ,1 leader in llir W.u llrlwrrn llir Stalej. Yuli d'lll'l du ills! in, pen pit you hale I hi..... .. a mil itinwide t.gblening nl d river In ,-ir-mg n-qm ir n, i n ” IM a n ltilio n E s t a t e s Vnllralh "I Hel|," L I Imv* luilll 11 mpw hoitic l licii mm < J»r 11 Inin won n h i m koI it hohir hi|» I" Mnnllnnra »'•»•», I'sk* u»n hHi-imI HD 1 nit I'nt'ti 1fv H"hvfl t, ,,| nffn-r i-uuiiiiiirnl f<u Hu- Newton, t *1111 i’il m-tifoioi' man \Vcntern Etcclrlc Cn. ficMiv AIiiim he iff, 1 mii n, i n joy Other homes liuvr been emu tuiiiitirm Oil lif* ' iictuhlnir t» pleted recent ly and hy Nov nil J. li, Mnt1«*n *n •»( Nrwtniftofi, ui,mil GUI hniiiet will luivc been Untiti, Ills «»fi, Wilhiitn Mm ten mi, Imllt, Frank Turner, pmperty In tin* fnMiK'i ninvor of IlnrlfiMil, uinuager, nr. prcilirled prr »Cmm Mr. nnd Mil \V Ifmil of Une nf the new ,e*idenlx la t'u, , ()|(lf | n|ll(l<| „ m.ll( |,tllc Age give, way tn ymillt at Rol- Nlcholaa J. Se|ip, who has rrltrcd grocery nnd li-,- nenrhy. lint at Paul Wagnet, 31, i> ap­ an mvidxtnut admliilsttnln, nf Ihe Witter, cumparidile In piinlv West Pena Hospital, Plttnhurg, pointed lo lake llir place nf |j, Pn., wlm la looking furwnrd I" ,i xx11li Ilml of 1 1, nunc t ’ity in "bilti-|i wells "ink tn 7b, at piriiden, nl life tnllrgr . _ lot nf fiNhing. With Mr». Bepp he I,lined offront IHU feet 'Flit- emiitntililly Graduatinn bum the Uutvrnity u | 1imx nltemled mnnv liaachnll gnim-< ileplha litis eleetrli'ilv uml linn been |ir,iln Chicago at llir age nl I'), IruthitiM Itere. isi-,1 t«<1e|ll|uue eiviei- It, tlrtnhel lhare al 2(t. I),. Wagnr, it one o f1 hi « recant fcntitre nrlirle in when n new ruble from Hiinfmd Ihote "isiy wutulet." like (T,.«nrrt j '»**• ,l’“ t*h"rg H'"d Oaxelte, Mr, will lie laid. 1— t)nl. LI... 1 ui 1 Hrpp i* wiir rrrnnl rllinl Fnl A winding road nlung wliirli IM PflD rNtcnllii ol Llm.iffn him jnwln^r Msrv|pf» nil tlm Muxirnti ••IK whole lu«r 1InI not ipiilln I jmrflrr in 10IA nflrr nurvltiR llirri* ninny 1*1 ttrlii little liunir* luivc liai canted |,i» M A. a) Yale. tmiKhl f * "V!)'1?. w,«h„ 1!hr TwimHy•I Columbia llniverttlv ,,,v,,t in "lehlll Dlvlalon. A M 1. •>» *»•«' firi*t f t . at , Univfniiy. »«rv«l in World War, AKrrwrtrd served Uw Navy, hemic,| the clrrlrteal, „„ superintendent nf Hu* llotneutraimng k IiooI at llir Nrwpoil | piithlc Hospital ul Went IVim, Training Suiwn, and »etvr,l a* an i IIn resumed military duty In •aeculivr of llril and Howell, bin- i *?** nn'1 1,rr|'1rnr' r,'£ f V"1^ ' 1 t « l manumtlurers of jirrcmon luirjh nf England mnl later waa photographic eiiiiiptnrnl. assigned to ETO linndi|Unrtant ifm c i he wa* holding *»iih llir • orange and grapefruit men of day night they had an aatly ir together and than went to uafcall game. Thurtday night ntaagM to a movie and than had If logfther.. .And on Friday iu-en cnnalturted in Hu* wnndn, iend* tn the t'mint Fmieriek In '­ ll,iry I'liintiitiuu uml 2(> room innuidun which emiimiiuda 11 view Ihrmigli a lane ill the wnoda of I,like Monroe. Tim white, two ftlmii-d luilldlng, net umlil |udms, unk* nnd nmgnnllu trees, limka like a motion iileture selling in technicolor of mi old soul hern es­ tate, which is just wlml it Is. It wns Imiil prior tu the Civil War hy Count Iteltnry who epmed tin expense In make il munf the greatest prlvide pleasiire 1 ,-si 1its uml sportsmen's remleavmts In Amorlrti. It Is surrounded hy rolling meadow lands somewhat like those of Virginia, The buildlog la furnished nnd In kept in good rondlllnn and In used na it leeioatlnn nnd rmn in unity renter hy the reaidrnta of I'lnntnllon Eslatoa. Civil Service Board ir iiM itr t Vtmm Peg* (last dependability, Industry nnd soundm-M of Judgment. m to on. No wonder ha I* to enthuiiatlic about co-npcratfvet, to well on citrua. Vail, iha Other rogulrementn upon which applicant* are rattd are punc­ tuality and- eourtaay Mr- tho gun- U $ t£ L 3 5 S 8 > r ! Garner haa workedfOr five y a rn «• an aaamlner for the I'un'l boat that around imiil, the sin vev a success. Those,! * rl,,l,JV , n [** lie lie. lined, in- lmle Ihe volun- ! [,ri," ln- ri''VlM said, is not np- nr I heir enm m iinily . . . T he Seim lur bus ,1 rig h t In sn> wlml ............. llnrv legisiralion workers mi l I .!'r' ’nr,,inK Chinese question he plenses mill We reserve fur n lirseh es t lin t’rtiiine rig h l" . ’ '" ' mV.'im >m abm amimimed ilml. Mr. Kdwmd Kirrher, of the I „,,n " ny. Communist, any anti Thnt ilm-sn't menu of n u irse Ilml ih e Senlinel is go \ r <■ 1, ,,>.,i th>- govemmeni in I Pennoole Tuiieleulosls ami llenllh Communist nr Konmlntang (na­ or any other basis." jllg to ,i|i|Mise Seim lur |'e |i|ie r IH-\I yenr, bill u lln g etlier it ‘ *' • ' ""'mniili/e I, more in ■ \ssoeinlion, for milking arrangn- tionalist) As for Germany, he said, the dues look ns if tile S eim lur weie m to r sullie rut tier rnugti ......... 1 ' pmiMisi-il for stall 1 1,lent - fo, the program. Ilo lil,-wise thanked the St. problem afler her defeat was to j . . HU Ik I I' HIP IIIf*SB1 w1|<l|l*JJ»f ilt|* Elect, h Co. mid the f w l her. ftul he snld there was no HnillK* , i fi.‘ ♦'»f»i imriiu’i'r r. r«afiitiIti*if» John bet ween Ihe West and *LMIIcIlf ft)Ilk MilIf, l|M»HI life iIIHI| v People's Shoe store, (he K|„rlda 1 lirnt ill HMlhildf'1 inirii'Nih urirl ,‘tiH. ’ mid Light Co. for making 1“ ‘Main as to how to put the GerI > riv irin L ic c n s c rt eiectii. id l oimeetioiiH. „,ill t h e . J”"!"* " n feel economically. hh'< t iiiifflra*H, l lii- S mit t tfMvi'i ruii«*iif in iK Stale Hoard or llenllh I,chni- ' •|,,'" r rln g to the deadlock among the Big Four on Germany, ho con­ II IS lliniHIIIll fur llll- Frrm dehl nl III,- llu iln i S i l l i e s ln ,r ,i I r,.,,, v m s of office "bendy mn tinued: I ill'll his ut ICMI inn ,u tin- is-nmmo nf drivei'H* lirt-iisi-s f u i j 1'" ....... ... ,,ml mines, en. "We cannot sacrifice democracy. iiillumnbili-M, H u iliil hu ruci’nl ly mi I In-nri'iiHinn n f 1111 n |i|n - n r I ''." ’ ,-ie, *1 nil >-. loilM.iids. <im | IldigKMl They (Ihe Russians) f»el they! 'Dyrtt.ir i h t i pea-war period ho mada' a hln- cannot sacrifice unanimity, and , lives 1 " | A fim iiiensiire of the surinus- what Is worse Ihuti unanimity, the | l i e " i l l , uhieii (lie Kocinlisls are individual light of nhlectlnn.” (He I'lilcriog tlie campaign is seen in referred here to the Russian Insls-' lit,- fu n',- disciplinary action........ Ink I,-lice on veto power in tho affairs <-n bv the pally last month 'oT Germany,> llevin said he regretted that iigait 1 members for finding par1 ty li-ndershlp, Two left wing Russia and Ihe eastern European I OH-ml-i- of I'atliiimenl were stales in her nrhil refused to l a k e 1 thrown ,,ul of (lie pally, and five part III the European Recovery t ollu-i me,niters were fired f r o m ! Program. He said Ihe organize„ ..... j pa,Imim Otary posts. |lioo fo, Eimijiouii Kcouomic CoAnd lliort-'s plenty of rensuu for j operations, Europe's planning! serioii-nr-ss. This election may . group for using American nlil, has j well deter,ui,in Ihe fate nf So-I done more for security and sta-1 ciallsm in England for a to n g ! hillty than any other European linn- to coim-. organixnllon. We’ve KNOCKED DOWN our prlcew In hrlng you aome KNOCKOUT IbirgMlns. Here are Juat a few! 1942 425 .59 5 '395 —CHEVROLET 2-Tnn Truck (Jmid > tires Slake body, a lot nf Rood IraitHportallon •« A A 4 -C H E V R O L E T l/2-Tnn I v s l rnm plelely rernndltinned ■4 Q Q Q —CHEVROLET I/,-T on IMckup. I v O v cnmplete new e t^ m e , a good Renewed Money M aker Truck Save Dollars At Holler's HOLLER MOTOR SALES PA LM ETTO A SECOND P H O N E 1234 Locker Plant FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 401-W-l3th St ......... Phone 1818 VoTTIInnumme^ncnlc^TirTIwi^^^™™^^^™ Gifts from WEINERS lb. 35c ^ ... Penneyk ROUND S TEA K "- 65* W eatcrn (iraiie A fk 8 3 'J Edible Meat—Cal Dp A Packed RABBIT SHRIMP New Pastel Colors Juttl^ D ropJEtn In The Pan— Ready To F ry B I O O I S T SHIRT N I W S 11 ~ IN Y I A R ' S FRYERS 2.98 1 v 1 W AT lb. Ju il Thaw, Let Rise, and Bake PKG. OF 8 Clover LeafRolls 17c 1 .4 9 < 4k 65* 75* (Jet Your Week’a Supply Of The Finest In Fro­ zen Men In, Poultry, Fifth, Fruits, and Vege* iahlfN Al Thess Lowest Weekend Prices At "Your Locker Plant," For Your Convenience We Have Ample Inside Parking For Ihe Rainy Tow ncraft* Sanforiaedf broadcloth* in all Ihoao Oftuatinnal new colon you want t Big value*. Buy than now for Father'* Day. 1 pkg. Again—Grade A—Local—Drained A Drawn PINNIY-PRICID TOWNCRAFT* H U "> • I pick Of The Pack—Polar Brand C o o l M e s h W e a v e s 11 LIMA BEANS >**• 11* B R tfC D LI — *(*icin’' i. 31? STAY O O O D LOOI P I N N I Y PRI C I D 2.98 Polar Brand The open weave leta cool brer-tea in on the hot teal dayat Sanforiaedf, mercer* lied. Nu-craft* or wide* apread collara. Give tome to : Dad on Father*# Day, 14*17, lOWNCAAFT* T ill 1 ,4 9 r*, ’MWStfM*. i,' ,r , !!r*-**■*•*?•0B- CENTRAL : ■VM ." ■ Mr** �•Vt *> " THURSDAY JUNE 0. 1049 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Social And Personal Activities PAGE TH R E E Kotiiiy Club a* It* representative Rotary Club Holds Miss Elizabeth Fite to Hoy’s State at rullnhnssee. H» is on* of the outstanding Honored With Party Annual laidies Ni^ht .! students at Seminole High ami n first class hall player, Mr, Miss Elisabeth; Fite whose en­ Forty-three Hutarian* togeth­ Stine suiil. gagement wa* recently announced, Telephone 148 wn* honored la*t Thursday even­ er with thelt wives and guests a t ­ L*rlin Palm er Ray—Society Editor ing at H:fMI o'clock with a party tended the annual t.atlles Night ami miscellaneous shower given larltecue at the Flk* Club Inst for her by Mr*. W. M. McKinnon night. The uffnii was presided over by President (ieorge Stine und Mrs. Victor Greene at the who wns assisted by a committee t t W i H I l H i i r * t - ' r o m I ’u i r l l s r l home of the latter on West First ''■imposed of Boh Harris, chair­ have been installed >< the meal I Street man, und la .... * Unit /da w , in Mr*. F. K. Roiimlllnt entertained Lovi If. K. Hardison Is remodeling; Lovely ariangementN of laven t . L . Persons, Hob N ewm an, and tit | ihi t ii,cut at the real "I fhi* THURSDAY on Tuesday evening with n boat the old dwelling at 300 Palmetto ler and pink aster* were used Jim m y C rupps m .k Holt/,-law a store, und ncllidi' an eight by Semtiiole Kft>«>Kuli I .mi pc N o party for member* of All Soul1* In decorating the room *. Upon | guest fo r t l........ t illin g also a s s is t. eight foot "walk in” meat cooler, 43 will meet In regular M-ssliili Catholic Church choir aboard the Avenue into two apartment* iresented **d. I lie b a il'd nine was l»\ SV. V a 111 foot display ciiiinter, glass entering guest* were prr at 8:00 P. M. in llte OiW Felluw* •’.Skylark” at 8 :IMI o'clock. Honor | Mr, J(ltlw, |», enclosed, and a sis foot ciicloacd pia ,„ with dainty shell nosegay*. D u r-, h ath aw ay Hell. ciiiintei for fish. ing the evening several gninesj gue*t* were member* of thl* U,aVt, tomorrow to return to her P resh h 'iil Stun' aiinounceil InK 1 IID A Y F'looriog is o f tile asp liait 11In ypnr 4 it mil uat in it MIm 1 home in Suntxiiiu after veiling were enjoyed with a ‘Bridal Hike’ . dnv that D ai ill R o ssi, high school The Sanford Townsend Club will Cherry in lay type, w ith si pin re* of run* Singletary. Mis* Claire Sanfor.l. contest being unit Kv Mr*. Harris] lunlo r, lias h r.......... elected hv the Irn * lin g color. V>m»et et the Tourist Center :ii 7 .3b Ihirnnd, Mias lu»han Skinner, Mi*h i ________ Fold*. I ^ P. M. Game* und refreshment* Helen Fitrinn, Jimmv Ludwig and; y| r \ | r „ r , Forgitson have Ml** Kite i eceived many a t-1 will be enjoyed. 'Hie public l» wel­ . Ha their gue*t* Mr. and Mr*. Thu- tractive gift* fmm her friend* S A N TO R D O R LA N D O RD. come. Plenii fur n Fifth Cungress- D|vld Ceresoli. A cruise nil the St John'* River ma* H Young of Savannah. Ca. Refreshment* were served from U . Odivt IN lonal meetiliK to he held at the TU R N ON r L A .436 A T the dining lulde which wn* over und Stanley Smith of Beaufort. K l I HI AT Touriit Center June It* will be wa* ettjoyeil and a picnic supper T H E F L A S H IN G A R R O W laiill with a luce cloth and cen­ served hv the hitsle**. Those lit- S. C. made. tered with pink and while lister*. tending were the Rev. Ft. (lrvllle MONDAY Janie* Henry Cooper ha* a r ­ White tapei* writ' placed In crys­ The piano |»n|iiIn uf Ml"* Made- Carl. Mr. und Mr*. A. O. Von lln* Mullein will lie presented in Herhitli*. Mr. and Mr*. Michael rived from the University of Iowa tal holders The hostesses were a recital at the Woman'* Club at Lainr. Mr. nml Mrs. Jame* Alex­ In Iowa City to spend the summer assisted in serving by Ml** Irene i H l'l) A l l i i o r r l . t l t l C’O S T F L I . l t 7:30 P. M. The puliln* I* cordially ander Weldman. Jr. of St. Augus­ with his parents, Mr. and Mr* R Greene and Mis* Amy Jackson. | About 35 guest* enjoyed the evan-j tine, Mr*. Mary Church. Mr*. W. F Cooper. Invited to attend. IN ■up with Mi»s File. Circle* of the Women of the H. Singletary and the Misses I Mr*. Hoby l.alng will leave to s r Presbyterian Clmreh will meet an Margaret Von Herhulls. Dorothy follow* at 3:30 I'. M.: Circle No. Range, Jacqueline and Mary Ann morrow for Belle (Hade In Join Ret tv and her hiiHhand after spending some 1, Mr*. R. A. Cobb, chairman, with Michael, Rosemary, Mrs. W. M. Thlmien, H08 Magnolia Catherine Citlhim, Carol Uhester- time in Sanford at her home In K I D D I E S U N D E R l?. A L W A Y S Saunders, Claire Mayfair. Avenue; Circle No. 2, Mr*. K. W. *on, Harharn ihhc Fite, chairman, with Mr*, h. F. Durand, Cherry Singletary and Mr. and Mr*. John Lansing of Boyle, 2404 Mellnnvllle Avenue; Pat ami Joan Mary Luxor. Also Mis* Jane Whtlner and Miss Circle No. 8, Mr*. I., I. Frnxler, fieorge arid l.oitl* Temple, Bnhhy Roston, Mas*, are spending sev­ Mary Anne Gnlloway, who will week* a* guests of Mr*. Lan­ chairman, with Mr*. F. T. Meri­ and Carl Von HcrhiiH*. Howard eral sing'* parent*. Mr and Mr«. Ilm in minnic on Friday from Sctulliole wether, Celery Avenue; Circle No Range, Eugene Kendall, Jack Lud­ Tilll*. High School, weie honored ve»-' 4< Mrs. C. O, Henderson, chub ninn, wig nml Ralph W. Resold, and Mr. li'iday at I no o'clock wIIIi a, and Mr*. Rnomlllat. with Mr*. Henderson, 1114 Pork Ml** LaVerne Thomas arrived lutii'lteoii given tiy Mr*. 8 . O. | BhAvenue; Circle No. 0, Mr*. A. It yesterday from (ladsden, Ala to t ’base, Jr. at het holin' on MellonMcRaney, chrilrnian. with Mr*. C. visit her aunt und uncle, Mr. and yill*- Avenue 8. Morrison, Hiawuthu Avenue. Pastel summei flower* ilecnral- ( \ Mrs. V. C. Messenger, and her h With Mr*. Me Haney. Mr*. Morrlgrandmother. Mr*. M. 8 Me«*en ■il tile rooms of iIn- Cliuse home.) ion and Mr*. Paul Mnrr* u* lm*Place cards uoiiked the sealing ger. tissen; Circle No. tl, Mr*. J. E. ui'i'iingemenl of llie guest* ami Monger, chalriuaii, with Mr*. J. T. R. Colley, GM i/c , I* spend­ favors were given us mementos of Mr*. J. II Lee, Jr, wns hosN. Gillon, 1201 Palmetto Avenue; ing a few day* with his parent*. I lie urea*h mi. Mr» C| iii*i> wa* a* Circle No. 7. Mr*. L em Wnlker, tis* for the monthly meeting of Mr. and Mrs. William Colley of staled hi entertaining by Mr*. R chairman, with Mr*. E. M. Onllo- Circle No. 3 of the First Metho­ Osteen, before returning to the F Whilner, Jr. Wey, 2442 Mellnnvllle Avenue; dist Church which met on Mon­ Carrier Midway at Chesapeake Those ell hiving the luncheon ( Buiints* Woniun’* Circle No. I, day at her home at 11(Ml West Bay. with Mi«s Whilner und Ml** Gal- ( First Street Routine liu*lness M Mr*. C. M. Hoyil, chnirmnn, with lowiiv weie tinMlsne* Carol | conducted nml the following • Mr*. R. T. Ml Iwee. Long wood, wn* l.effler, Eiulsley I Mr. and Mr*. James Alevuioh'i Skinnei. I d a officer* were elected for the new Mr*. WIIwee, Mr*. W. .1. Hartley year; vice eliairman, Mr*. K, fl. Weldman, Jr. of SI. Augu-tlia Mel-cli, i >1vyi■ Ann Adam*, Nixie! and Mr*. J. A. 1)1*1line a* Rosiest!- Kilpatrick; secretary, Mr*. C. I,, have returned to their home after Kiichlmff, Kathleen Hat*.... .. Bar «i at 8:00 I’. M.; Hn*lne** Wom­ iiutner; treasurer. Mr*. M. R, spending a few day* with then iia Rocket. IlfUVf Rene Bail, Jo an’* Cirele No. 2. Ml** Maude Wil­ Strickland; decotionul chnlrmun, mini und uncle, Mr. and Mi- F Milt <iclslci . Cut "I Jean Merison, chairman, with Mis* Mury Mr*. W. J. David; mlssinn study E, Ronnilllat. wi'lhei. Mai y Kenls, Belle IhlllEarls. 1)17 (letievn Avenue, with chnirmnn; Mr*, Roger llurris; call. Bat Inn a Ann Kilenfiehl ami Miss Earle and Mi** Wilke* a* co- enurtsey chnlrnuin, Mr*. W. P. Mr. and Mr*. Bruce Boll have Mitiy Mclcn I le hosteiies at 8:00 P. M. Fields; membership and finance moved their residence from San­ TUESDAY chairman, Mr*. A. ('. Starke. ford to 718 Hiirwnoi) Avenue in Tile group decided to hold Orlando. Mr*. Bull ha* been visit the c Setcl*e> MoOility night. The Woman'* illlde Cta** of the miring the summer Ing fur several day* will) Mr. unit First Baptist Church will have It* meeting* Mi - - I ini ot by Mom isou plans to 'annual business ami social meet- . moiilli* at 3 :31) P. M. instead of Mrs. Tom Boll and plans to Inf at the home of Mr*. A. C. Mud- :IM» o'clock. The 'brie was In- leave tomorrow for Bradenton to lenti on Siniitiiy lm Emory Unispend a sh ift lime. vetsity in Atiuntu where she will den, 701 Mugnoliu iiputimi aAvenue, e i i u c , »»t n> nH:C .m M? j . , f i»„i "* lukc a ginihiate course Site grailP. M. Group No up No. 3. Mr*, j . F. 1 i , r , " rri lit* were served a t Mr. anil Mr*, H, F. Clcndiuw iiuied on Momluy from Ague* Lewis, Mr* . E. M. Whitmire, Mrs. Madden ami Mr*. W. Wln’mire, 1" m * ' n t,f the meeting to Mrs. spent the weekend ill Gulnesville Scull College III Mlli'iin. AMelallng they atlrnded grudmiMoh (lie gruilllliMlig i yercise* were Imr will he In charge of refresh# enl*. ] y 1(1|,U. 5 5 ^ ' Mr"' where : exercisrt* nt the Unlver«lty of jiari'tit-, Mi nml Mr* W A MnrP ano recital No. I in ineniu’ium 1u ,nrllH u r„ u,J|-Li«n.t m-. Florida. Joe klarlun Crrnxliuw rison, and Inn sister, Min* Mar,o Film* Hlemliridw M ...» *IU .n ^ r.T . * ' graduated with a USB A d*gre» lli g a r e t Morrison. be presented by pupil* of the Fun- *✓ nie R. Munson jnano "‘’bool at the I studio at #03 Myrtle Avenue, nt A •:*> P M. The public I* coriiialTy ^ invited. Social Calender O N E O F T H E FR IEN D L Y FLORIDA STATE THEATRES Grocery Store Mrs. F. E. RoumUlat Honor Graduate!* " H ir l| Honrs llpeti 12: l.'i I 11 Ml. 1 e rso n a l uni iP ' 1 ~~ ■ u n t i l >i 11tic I <clung* I Jc M.litotes III, | U j \m V A 1 , I4M i IS 41 , r S A N D PA ^ U Tr V h O! OGkttVto |>V STOCKWfU $ M int II ^ « \li ItIMN ^ "PtlM Lit " I 1 IBM I , l| t ' " till'll S l i t # II \ M i XI I " SCKKAMS 7 , YOU CAN’T BEAT OUR PRICES Mrs. lA*e I HostesH For Circle !l Meet 7 OUT O l KOTEX OVIEDO, June II —(SpecialI A chicken dinner was given by ilia Oviedo fiirl Scout cooking body group recently at the Hume Eco­ nomic* Building. The girls bail ns their honor guest* their mother* Corsage* were presented by the mtinher* of the troop to the too­ lbars a* a momento of thl* lovely occaaion. The table* and room werg a rtis­ tically decorated with profusion* of aprlng flower* throughout. Pre­ ceding the dinner Mi** Connie Jo Wood, datighler of the J. It. Woods, entartulned the guesta with a splendid performance of acrobatic dancing, accompanied at tha piano hy Mi** Ann Lelnliarl, Pl< daughter of I lie Mux Leinliurtx. The mol her* and troop commitlaaa wars a* follow*: Mesdumea W. H. Hilliard, \Hay Flemming, A. II. Jones, W. 0 . Wellmon, Max Lalnhart, J. B. Wood, Fred lllerson and Jim Partin. The girl scout* uml loader* wore as fol­ lows: Mrs, Roy Clouts, Jr,, lender; Mra, Ben G. Wainright anil Ml** Ruth Davidson, assistant leaders; Omanella Hilliard, Jnnnne Flem­ ming, Shirley Jones, Connie Jo Wood, Cornell* Welt men and Ann Lalnhart. G R AD U ATE. . . 4| 7 £ W P LU M '" > 'l ' 1' A ll I'-' •*. • ?SS rt'lAftan,!ru" SHftSAPOO |<t M O V I S lltT f’s prtM»f |i«sitiv«' (lint t*t»r prit'i's n if iimn* Hum i»•^I low prices (lint they*re the liOWI'.ST I’KIt T.S IN TOWN! We’ll jfive you tlouhle your motiet huelt il wm can j,r**t any of these nationally atlverliseil protluels Itrami tor liraiul, and size for size 211 lottci prices Hiatt ours! Yes, it’s still a mijrhtv hiv dollar at I'ol ( ll'I’ON’S - and these VAM IKS PROVE IT . . . in-me that von save more when you liny at this friemllt dnie. •'lure. T h e S u m m e r T ra v e le r TOURS WITH SKYWAY LUOOASk $ 2.1111 n n llO T U Y NOW AT Y O W E U /S, Ih t nal tonally ad G it A V verlined SKYWAY luggage In ntw , excit­ SIFMMKK ing rolorn and nlylen. (OLOtiNK ItKFKKSIIING Exquisitely stylet) —fashion-right, y et strong and light. Ymir choice uf ten shapes amt sixes in "Shamrock" and other permanently malchahle, open stock pattern* "Him below, includes $ 1 . 0(1 UK At II NECESSITIES BATHING I APS SUNTAN n i l BEACH SHOES BEACH BALLS Clubfi Choose GirU SB For Girls1 State . w : £| . SRHITABT A BELT ei ko to LV f o r the “ S w eet G ir l” 10 W O M I N C ll O O S f DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU CAT Oviedo (iiri Scouth Give Chicken Dinner I J TODAY and FKIUAY NOW SHOWING! (sruduitteH Honored By Mrn. S. O. ('I I . —j i1 * h ih lfcn I Qirla who have been selected to attend the American Legion Auxiliary sponsored Girls’ State bn Tallahassee which will begin June 27 and last until July 1 include Miss Martha Chapman and Mlaa Duncan Baker, repre­ senting the Business and Pro­ fessional Woman's Club; Miss Denise Stsvens, the Woman's Club, Miss Betty Jo Holloway, tha Pilot Club: MU* Betty Cagle and Mbs Pat Brown, the l*glnn aux­ ilary; Miss Phyllis Wyatt the Seminole High Hchool ParentTeacher Association. Tha seven girta make up tha ouato allowed Seminole County. Tha raprsaentatlvra are selected according to their dtlaenehip and scholastic standing. Each g*rl In the junior class waa asked some time ago to write atmut the girl they thought waa tha moat qualified to- attend fmm which a list waa made up of tho .winning candidates. Each wo­ man's organisation Is then askad to choose Ita representative. 7.ru* Doans Pills Ahsorliine .Jr. r»-ll»s Kpsnoi Sails 7.rte Payers Aspirin 2.rte A 11 m in 75e <’astoria Itfie Carters Pills 2fie II C IN»w tiers .r»tle Phillips .Magnesia "die Itarhasol (die Murine Hfie Noxeina fdle N. K. Taldels $1.25 S. S. S. Tonic 7.rtc H. T. 27 Solid inn 39< B9‘ 29< 59* 19* 59* 29* 19* 39* 37* 54*' 59* 45* 99* 59* D A N O R U II" (O A H lU -L ^ « ilif >CKLEENEX / ) WILDROOT / Cream-Oil ,> V YOUR / O ff HAIR ,ew'evn .*1 MIMtSUI til .If y j- P I,S I tl f - l l II ItlS tT l U o ilih SLUR :e; 001 COTY FA CM | .0 9 ; VI PO W D K K Sparklinj? Refreshment w it h Thouaanda nf tiny little dlaimindt, twinkling in the depth* uf a tall rind *!»** uf hinlal Thar'* the perferl drKcrlptlim of imr perferl uiala. II'* a Hefreahmenl gem—a double scoop of ire rrcttni, blended with luarimi* syruji and aparktlng rarlHinaled water. Enjoy your favorite flavor today. L ie s n i k Both for $|.00 lie i'ontlui table IkUl 'IVuvh EDNA WALLACE IIU IT E H HOMOGENIZED Fur Ylenitliu'. Writ lug, uml Eat ing lit Bed Facial Cream A $ | .98 to $4.95 Special $|.90 ___________ _ ________ M ttt M H H t tM tttM tt Pemonn TOUCHTON W R IST warn : Mt|J 'A N 3 V m vU.'V T<.,. am Of P f Mf> (IN ANt mi DRUGS 0 HU(, UK l ) 0 1M T I MAf Bt ARS Ttl f HAM) Add 2 # S Federal evcls* tax to CsntelicB, Jewelry HfEAll 14*vi __________ ........................... ..................................................................................... . . J m* J I hr.NLPA'--V -u a �si/ v THURSDAY JUNE 9, l f » TIIE SANFORD HER A I D. RANFOnD FLORIDA Home Burns Commie Trials Local Residents , May Participate ; In Tourist Drive! [c a rry in g I I . R. nccrct* tn Communtut agent*- tV ii'IIn K li declined tn |r» n lla u c< t n « m Png* l l » | rom m ent mi I lie ch arircx. H r deF ltx w lllla m , N. I I . lie* d iffe re d n <H i „ P(| to comment nun in w ln'M hiH j j ’1I11* '1 , |*h(*m^n' f Mtlm'r f lr I |l ^r,M,,n ' h ea rt Attack ah o rtly a fte r appear* ‘ n j|n i|, wail brought irtto teatliim ny ( "NniAhvilli< fire C h ie f C la yto n i» K tiefnre the Hoiiap t n A m erican t,u ,.||pl- ip j , week. aniil the floniCH w ere out of control j •'elite” group in a C n m m iin lat ap- when fire m e n n rriv c il. He auiil people of thin area have an op denied ho wax a memher o f an i I 1” ’ J",r y he hail no theory u» to the cauxu i ■lorlunlty to p a rticip ate In a xtuM • A c tlv ille x Com m ittee w here he co n xp lrn ry It la l Iteiin l new t e . i „ f I lit! firtt, I iiililjt In b (tflnw wide ilrlt'n d rive tr> rin g etimmPr sum m er VI*va­ p a ratu * In W nxhlngton as chartfC.I «*'*»/ '»•"' e c liv i ll.* I., A n w cn , S()m(!1Mt , , , cM , cationers to F lo rid a , I I . II . Cole­ nnulnnt tlii< hurknrnum l o f mi nutCy M iss K lix a lie th T . Meotley. ■ £»•«« .T > \ ......................' to s i . y e a rs old. d i d m an. m anager fo r Flo rid a Power llni* fo r Cnm ninnixt tnelica in h I hiIA P ia n k lin V ic to r Heno waa iah in u cn p lln llxin . T h e |dnn wax m flumes w hich destroyed th e ir i A J.ijrht C om pany, Mild today in liioiie at S lp e xv illo eig h t m iles announcing th at his o ffice is ranknamed hefnre the g in m l Ju ry liy xkctrh cd Io u hunk by W iHinin (in n n vn ilaiile at tra c tiv e p iislea id s two witnesses as a im ith em n tirx Po u ter, tin' [u irty'x n atio n al chair- north of here e a rly today. Mi mid M rs. C h a rle s F a ld le y ,' fo r n ia illn ir to o ut*of-stntr real•Xpert ill the AlaM ilecn P ro vltiK m an, wtilch » m n*Hil in ............ohm a ro n n il. A iio rilce n , M il., In 11141! room wliili* .Inhn (ill t in . I'll I till III pin cots of the ymmgxterx, are io dents. " A ll of us know that tourists I . . . . . , . .Somerset C o m m unity H o sp ital. The w ith whom they e o lln lio iate il in the Communist new spaper U nity , ... . .. , niolliet is h u illy liurned. the ra th e , spend thousands of dollars in our writing- a lunik on liiillis t lr s . T h e .W o rk e r, was nil (lie stand foi the , , , ____, , ____ ...................... state, most of it during the winter witnesses m ill re p m te rs the Ju ry 1Vu IT auS " * ............... ............ .................I suffered from h u m s ami shock. aakeil ipiostions about Iteno'n ! Tin- rh(litrnti w ere G ilb e rt, ti; season. It’s up Io us to tell our | "ch a rn e lcr am i whnt we k n o w ' A g n u 'eal theme of the P o sle i lllm lu iia Diam t, I ; C h a rle s H a m m , friends in other stales that, ilitruur' the summer, Fluridn offers llio about h in t." ^outlioe for the iiholitooi o f rap t and M ary A n n a , I. W adleigh was ureiixed Inst y e a r lla lis m w in Ho ni-reaxity foi ml I A n llio rilie s were rn lle il liy M. same inteiestinu «i|Jills plus a | Ill testim ony hefnre the House t ill I vnnre o ru n n iriih o u of no " n • moil I K * F n i d l r y , u iu m lfa th e i o f the wide selis tion of arrotnoiialions. | Am erican A c tiv itie s C om m ittee " f it t e d g u a rd ." |• t n till••!>. who lives next iloor. lie FurthiTinore, lintels, motor rmirtH, I out! )>■ was aw iikeneil liy scream s and truest homes are offetitur at- : Irurtlve mles durltitc the su m m er,I "Hitthwiiv*. tiearhes, lakes and* hiindieds of plai-es of interest are' less crowded Ilian in winter", Mr. | , fhdenuin I'onliniird. "Bumm er-limei ANN P A C K O I K OW N >lu other states is varation-liine, I I so let's write our friends and reI’rko A Grange Prko jlatlves in these other states and j ,tell them about our full prouiam| (for summer fun!" | For this purpose, tin- Florida |Power A l.urlit (Company is offer-! .inu free poslrarda, of the "overr.ize" type, uaily printed in four I II leidius and showing scenes of F l n r - 1 m . ® fifQ T . Ida's "vaentInn-land". These " S u m . ; f k <;. .UK 2 9 JA It a V m er-(irams" are now avallahle at the loeal nfflee. A wiitiotr talde, pen and ink have been ai 1 mitred foi the i-nnveiilenre of those who ll-o * m i. Ann I'ape Iona t>. filin g wish to address then posh m i l - ! while at Hie office, “ Already our company lias or­ dered r.ll.IJIXt of these Hummer dra m s printed and mine will lie Ann I'ojje lie h tlln Hessetl Iona availrilde when needed," 'Mr. doleman said. " A ll of our office* IhiouirliiMit the state are supply inir these cards free of charue. We estimate we’ve ifiven away B u lim ia K tirly Jm in nearly n million Hummer-drums A* I since we started print inn them ill ID.T7. Folks like to mail these post­ cards to their friends in other (Oatlaa.e Praia tm (la.) ■»W||II|IIII| llll (M an. ■ “****■rs »r* "**- . it , , _ A Sparkle ... PEAS..... no. 2 can CRAPE JUICE .. pt. lOU’t H I ' I .I A N A pure V ffro ln lih i Hiiortenlm t DEXO......3 lb. can Hole I'lU nlied Hllcttd A nu irlcn n Cheese Fund...... lb. Pineapple no. 2 can Rose hist Tomato Juice Keniilnr or Humtan Ann STEAKS' ROASTS: Strawberry Preserves Buy A&l* Famous SUPEII-UKiHT MEATS r%ru . Chuck RouhI lb. *IiK Kill ItoiiHt Sirloin Steak F n iirv lb. 8!)e t'lllif. Minn li Carrots POTATOES ........ llamhurger lb. 47e PORK CHOPS Center Cut ........... |b. 75e N|>w ('top Trxax Yellow Onions fhilif ...... lb. 55c L IT T L E C a lif. lb, 49c Bunar BUNNY F l E LD Hullittm Med. P ru n es.................2-lb pkjr 27c H O L D C O IN B acon..................lb pkg. 47c Slab Bacon................. lb. 4Jk* Bacon Squares......... lb. 27c Cracker J a c k ..........pkg. 4c Anielua ltevl*r Ih r koimI looks of your ralar refreslird. charge for a A lip-lop Job at Hattie’s, Eggs k UI ; (We Hperlallie In Dyeing) 1318 W. Iftfh HI. 0O«gan 2ft-lhM 1.2ft ({row MrmH 2ft.lb« 1.23 100-lhH 1.83 H K M I w I.H3 HMMh« 3.59 B. I IQIIOKS Strawberries Ige. stk. 10c 42c Fit EH It FLA Ih. 21c OKRA FIIKSII dltKKN 2-lhs 29c LIMA BEANS LITTLE YELLOW 2-lhs 23c SQUASH HI - HO 1-lb. pkg. NO. 2 CANS] 40-oz can u200 u i r Cans v n u n CALO CAT. DOG FOOD 2 cn. 25ti HI - C ' P e a s ................. No. 2 can 10c Holloways In ORLANDO M. p. Brand, No. 2 can | 5-I.HH 8 3 < BORAX U M .B IS # BORAXO AHc M i BALL FRUIT JARS PINTH QUARTS Doz. 09c Doz. 81c PERK Flakes I PKG. ONLY HALF PRICE WITH ONE fl* 1.0E. PKG. •> ti-9 5 Ver-K-Uood, No. 8 cans SWEETHEART Cut B ean s..............2 cans 23c K TO ILET SOAP Lady Betty Pork & B eans............. can 10c Marcal, 80 count package Libby, Dote nr D*l Mont* Pineapple Chunks No. 2 cn 29c Paper N apklna...... . pkg. 10c Geneva, M ox blla. . . . __ C atsup.......... ............ 2 btls 25c Mir«Us"Vvfilp *.......... pint 29c No. I can 10c Fancy*Plum..... No. 2'/, jaa 28c Zakly-RlUt Blended or v Orange Juice...... No. 2 can 10c K S S , T U......N& 21/, can 33c Vi - I .R 16-OZ CAN 2IM.IIM 10-LRH Salad D ressing............... q t 37c 20 MULE TEAM ORANGE-A DE PILLHHURY’H BEST COLORED Oieen-Olo lender 3 Yr. Ky. Straight BOURBON U l 5th OLD COLONY DRY GIN 2M 5th RON RICO 5 YR. 25r 2 for 10c .. 4 3 < NHATTAb f.5 9 m i Tim 200 Magnolia A* CELERY III.OB.SOM TIME doz. nlc REGULAR I . II-5th PRESERVES Va"lh« 25c Honor Brand Frozen Foods Broccoli 10-oz 29c K R A FTH FREHII C. PUERTO RICAN RUM }L DEL MONTE , Flaw / Agrirwt or Agrifot * PlMtpgk • ’f t ! * * 100-lhn 1.2ft K k k M a t ih C leanser................... can 8c a -, A. THUHB — KRI — HAT HcmtcK I'mkI aft-lbat 1.07 Ih. 45c ..............5 lbs. .......... SUNDRENCHED FREESTONE Iona Talco Quality Feeds f-H K D D A R ISLAND BELLE M eal.................. 5-lb hag 29c Saurkraut.... No. 2 '/a can 13c KAY HI1NHIIINR CBAI'KKKH E g g s ......... doz. 62c Hortm Reg. n tor a i r I S oap..............2 hath size 18c | *w»n Soap .............. 2 rear. 17c Octogap Soap......... 3 for 20c Oetogtn Soap F lakea.......Ige pkg 27c .J Mgl. Ann Freeh Fla. Baby Lima Beans ... 2-lbs 27c AAP AdKD S h ip p e d 2-lbs 17c P xIm o llvB K ltA E T 'S CHEESE Hwatiknn’a Med. Grade A Nrh. Bulk (iolden Corn .... No. 2 can 13c Ih. 39c f:HAf KIN GOOD mmlerale Hulk Marshmallows 10-oz pkir 18c Chum* Caramel Corn.......... pkir. 9c S oap..............2 hath bars 23c . SURE HOOD Hlackcyed Peas MORRELLS •i CAN LIMIT! i,hi hat favorite will* Hattie’s Hamburgers .......... can 45c Cahln hea4 10c Ih. 29c BAG S A US AGIO SUGAR Mil K 3 u “ EGGS FIG RARS l k JUICE ....... qt. 29^ GRAPE JUICE ... no. 2Vz cn. PEACHES Pt. 3 5 < - (|tMAYONNAISE FLOUR OLEO lb. l » r 111 2 9 * .iwift'a ( ’anni'il B U N N Y F IE L D Ih. 23c INTER CUTS ~ . LETTUCE i*i.it ate 2-lhs ggc Itl'ltalo Hnlvea Bacon ........................... |b. 55c WHITE BACON:,- I (I-OZ CRISC0 Sliced P each es................ 19c Smoked Meats lb. S'/jc FANCY K'F.IIKltd 49 1 lit Nl» CUTS FACTORY-PACKED—a I'Kd. LIMIT Buttle Cleaners Pecan M eat.........(i-oz pkfc 29<* .. MTKKAK-O'LKAN II CAST I.1M ITPI.KAO b I HTANIlABIl Hutk'ihltiii F r o z e n AAP HIINNTIIELIi y fy TOMATOES" 3 5-lbs 21c Loaf . . . SLICED AMERICAN OR . TOMATOES............. 2 Mm- 25< I ItESII B L A C K K ) E l l .. PE A S.......................} lbs. 25g WORTH CI.KANINIi 2 lids 21e Pineapple.............5-lb av« 29c |b. 57e 10 lbs. 3 9 c lb.49c PIMENTO CHEESE CARROTS .2 large bunches 15c L o iib M r x li 't i n P lt i Pork Hams ......... lb . FULL HALF........... lb. BUTT-END.............lb. SHANK-END . ........Ih. A V E S TK IIN WORTH WKARINO - IT'S I'himp 995 Fur Spri-lnl Dry ClfnitlitB KiKph White Potatoes [ H IT T Pork R oast.......... 2-lbs I7e IrrherK Ijet hire Rill A COIN BO BTO N 2 lor 21e WHOLE OR Ih. 33c . t'AHBAGE hat cleaning. Naps brushed and .......... iiccf Ht«w ............... t.KEK.N iiv k VValermelons ea. Mile */i’s 2!lc llalveH 45e F R K H II ( illO H N I) End Cuts 1! t It. AHR r PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY Ih.83c Ih. 55c BRISKET MHtlll t'AKOLIN A romiLKH nhoitly after niidniKht and nm out I to find tlie entire house wrapped in I flames. lie said he saw the parents, |then elolhlnir afire, enieininn fiom the house. Hi, A. M. Ilplmuse, Honiersel (eounly colonel, said it i* imposslide to si'iiicli I lie linos inioa'diale. j IV lull there Is no doubt all font vnuinrsteia lint I |ierislicd Cause of ! i lie flie is iiiidclermim-d. 2 lb. jar £30 lb. «!)c lb. Hfa* BO N Fil.K N H Itib Steak Red Itipe MRIHKET SquHre Cut Chuck WESTERN CORK LOIN ROASTS Carden Eresli FRUIT & V EC ETA BEES H T A N IH N tl HONELKS8 ROLLED END CUTS YOUR IIAT - - IF IT’S I’ni'ii I Ih. jar 33 ^ £ FltKSII FIRM SLIClNd Style BAKED BEANS 22 or. cans............. R MAIKiARKT ANN QUALITY C.RADK A MEDIUM HEAVY WESTERN REEF: HIH or CLUI1 Ih. 59r SIRLOIN Ih.B9c ROUND A T-HONE Ih. 83c 1IANU ON TO PACK I HAMS Peanut Oil <|t. can ANN / BRAND HKAOY-TO-K A T 3 pkKH. Stuffed Olives 2 <iz. G CUDAHY'S* HOLD COIN Tomato Ketchup .... Sliced Beets 2 R QUANTITY HHiHTS HKHKRVED" Mmc. 25 c M 419 E. FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA SALAD DRESSING Peaches no. 2Vi can Where Customers Send Their Friends Home Controlled Stores p in £X p p l e ” ju ic e N a I 8 |Ec N1 0 CAN 4S-OZ €|A c CAf 4 0 V ALL BRANDS 3 bars 23^ BLU-WHITE SOAP FLAKES 1 p M *- 17# ROACH HIVES ^ ; ■• '• . ” SPIC & SPAN * if �THURSDAY JUNE !>. 1!U!> TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA ’s Meet Giants Here Tonite ints Shell Locals'* Oviedo News r 10 To 5 Win; , ■pri'ln) lit T h r S n n f n r i l l l r r a h l Cataldo And Matte lit M V I I I A N It. J O N H S Blast Home Runs Mt*. T h r m l i t r i ’ A i d l n , S r . is . on Hieneh. Haiiohl Jonlnii mol l lone t'haih's Ill,' soli* of lln Mr. mol Mis lien II Jones wen* Slmf fei t- l Ki i.i lo -, Met mid I he recent Innchmui truest* of Mis. .InpillKU 41Ii* I Mi mul Mir All's low m u hei r ee e n l I t llh v I I . J o n e s v is it w i t h M l* | li'» le . Ituliy U. Jones. I I’iiOuu t Mr. unit Mrs I'aul Tesinsky mul fnmily well' the lect’lil illimei quests of Mi and Ml* Joe Teslo *ky. Mr and Mi* fliffoid I'm kri en lerlnineil at ditniei recently (*>i Mrs lluhv • Jones mol Mi mul Mrs. lien II Jones Mr* Charles Weil, Mr. mul Vie. l li.il |*>* i , S h a f f r i , ra - m r i nf tin T i l l , I t ank, w tin n m l i ’l w r til a m a i m n|M*ia1inn ttpr ju i -m wt*rk h r St. Auitimtlnp Saint* studied1(ii,,,,,, jtl tht ( 1| ji n if r Mt'liinilPlI MiDtptlli). Snnforil (ilnntii hut h r* for 111 | \|M Li’inlunt pta-«>.fi1< <1 1s tjm Pi i* \ r l y VVt‘U 10 m to p( virtory nt thr||l(1p pupils and fimi ellu 't', |iu|iil' V i ' i rmti Him f i l l nf tMiiiir-rtviHi* irtpnl I’nrk ln«t niyrlit Hl« of Mi<* Miim nnn mul Mi >. I L. j l n m 11 tin him! t*» I n - ImiHi', h a v ii u r hthnmlrr Stun Kurpinski re- Linjto. Si. in u pill no leeilni at the tt n n i’ w li r n hi* f tt 11 i f * hixh'f wrtit pi I hi* li'th virtory of tlio Oviedo IliL’ii School iiuiliinrmm iin n|n at Dm The nntlitnrium w h s hmiolifully Hilly West and Ml* t h i s ln i i J i n k I \ r t m n i|i Ik IiI the (iinnt* piny host* to ileeoialml with Ini up Imskrls «*f sun. ixiiesi oi Mi* VVesi, w i n , H a U*•s Jim! M | " i i Inn j j* * f In 11 t i i n i l h im ' lim n nK?r Ititsy Moll's i’nlnlkii UIII, Iloll I" ii moo u those enroMMi: il l l l p 11'. nr -t ■ VIf - s Ii 11 h I ni'i"* .int a n d U li’H' ul I hr lorn I pnrk, unit Ihi' Those Inkim; |>m I iven* Mary Day Iona llciieh i n rutty. Vi i In i i \ l r l i .11 f I* srhfdulrd to stm t nl H:|fi Ann Shu Ion, hall lllenti, Maimin' \ | r * I ' h o i l o p VV* .1 S i . a n d 1"* fork. Il is llkrly Hint Mimmti'r Ja ck so n . H r llv I , lie Hen-ley. S lu r 1*110*1, M l* I 'o s li lu J i i e k ' o o . "• .f V ♦ liin t.i Ml Mm hl.l I I I V| I A 1 ijf lr u h r r will spin I l.nrry Hurry I d I'm 11n . I'euKy r'h ’Mininur. Kay A t In ii IJi. wen i lo i i 'i 'i 'I i I iliiiin i i • t h+ x•lit t nl In i cm "p hill to fiic'ii Iho A mien*. To- Kates, Louis L o t/. 1’i'ttlty I n y e l*iii‘ si * of Mi and Mi* ltd I \ VV* ' I VV* I, at In i h Tow ovoniiiK Iho (iinnls piny (ile n n . .loan llrin v n , Lo m e Math* Ml*. .1 I. Ilaliolm. Hobby 'hit I'h iM n i nlntkn. ers. Jiihnnie Join’s, H’lwnrd lileitn, ......... Mi ,im j Mi i i f ' i i' p M M n n rifi culm, ................... of Ovii'ilo, and ' l l - He'll mop runs plnyoit mi Imtiortsinl Vnn Tii’i son. Shu ley Muh'iilm, Ann j Mnleolm (*,>dv, ,*i Winlei I’liik, Ih. \ r ,i* i In 11 ynt sl Mi V|ni I*ini"r* lit thr ponlpsl. Miniiiitrr l einliml, Martha Jean Hard) i.niiiyed a • ******nt n ip lo Hi I’leu, i ir i Mi-, f It 11 •III.iin jiim I I’irt mul floh llonuui rap- Ihddiv Shaffer, tii'orui'iu* Parker, i ()I vl„,t y|M Msl.ntm'* luoih. i M» I It H h l h a m , **l \ t p i r i , N'rW ur ply poki'i for llu* Irivuil \ ml|r I.... Nellies, Mfred Link, j im)j fooiily. /c n ljtm l while Tommy ('iitiihto mol Itinhinu Ihdrii tllassmin Veluru dtiil Vh a m i VIi * I ' m i I I' i 'h i >hi i havt* •livi'li M u l o ' l i n Ami nf Mi Mntlp hit for Iho clriuil for Muon, link I'm km. iiu/i*i it til Im * .Mlp*. I»nr M j i Ii i i IIII. "I lilt I i» a-* i iti'ii am ■>! cat (iinnls. foi'il, mill Ln.lmii' Kslos, N a v y , \v Im in, it i mu m I at 11 him tin .iti111, \ | m Aliliit M m I ' r j l l •toil ip Saints pushed n pair of .lomi'H L n w l.in , ‘.mi " I Supi'Mii III, m i i v i ’H Imrnt l l i u WO'k h* M p a in l Mi T I I *11•k 111 . tllM • nrros» thr pinto in thr fifth t i'iiilrn l noil M ix T . 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IM**1 liill'rs wont luiek on ton of the Mr Miss th en l l m it r llh ’l \ u l | Itn t h r |*ii<‘Ht nf ill* a I mi h a i i ' d ll' Kiir|ilMHk( iIn.M jti t M ,it K T htill Mn Klntn I.miirui'. Wiilly (lad- r . i i n l d n . Muhni'W - k i \ i , m . t ..I M, Jnfli' * lift 111 I‘i* I *■’ 111 -tnliH I III! 111^' t Ill'll all ........... ItV lin-m I pltrhoil tin* Islpis lo vleliiry Lit k r. Mitfk.1 ml .I hhI a iMI "> t vvhih h # - n f I " ( U ',41 , wilt* I tut Ur h i; •!••»•* .it • »i.»lii" (ininpsvillp, I I, lust niirht; i rt 1 V I I 111111 ‘W T i l l ' tlVM'iln ln»\ . M n i l r l i l s uf f i r I • ■ Ul IV. Ml Mutt »• IM* M.111ii" vv e L I Im Iho spcoinl slrnik'hl liver tin1 Ml \i tilt Mr*tft X V r L .i J •t !i"iili *1 1 rt l *r i i v n n i t y n f M n i u l n . i m m r H v i l l . IN Jtl "if, , I Ml M 1 I A l l .‘M en itavp Daytona llonrli first A mi i i *i 11 iic f», sh Him ii r m u **f'f w h ii mi* iinw hnilm with tin 'll |nt* il vi«i|t vVl I h h i ■ nu Inint t i n at Kur I'ln-k I .1 W1II.MI I Ml Ml I » ■ B. tar k Mill till' .Inn Iiv K <•ri*ilinki ♦; w iihnt !'• ‘ I m t j* at r Mnim in S l i a f f n , CiMik htirleil threp-hit hull ns i Miif** i i i «» W i i i ' i i : in ■ i*' ml shut mil Lcoshuric, Il-lt iiii n mm i l TiiriH», s, i n|if. A Ml i -1 ttiu i .1riitiN • 1't i ; i Mi I i A i m Pnlatkn null* u hnrrauu of hum* Inn M ilk to I.A.2 victory ovur Orhinili*. it MiHik h* u lill/ I'iMi i iiil ' - \\S*I'I. , !H' /' I im•II* I *«•**• •'* • '•ytiinn licneli ir«t tt hits off VV kfifivf K mr |iht*»L i I " i \\ ih m i Ii ipsvIIIp ’s I lick Me Mi II in hut i APel r mim .uni liln’t not ii snip muritiii until the - in V„ , „ , .............. flm ' il In lii't hunvt* Ih t i i i i h ' oft l.akr th Iniiinyr. In I hut frame Kihlii* ion*, who rnmi* in tin* icntm* r llnh Iturkor wrenchml n knoe. ercil, Lou Hevil iripleil mul Lee p sinirleil for two runs, (inini'sKut 10 hits off (iuihlls, well pad out, mul no freu pusses, hcitlith Lou llmii’les look over .ceshurir maunuiir mtnln, he liln'l break Iho Ihiditera out of lump. Hiiek llldnlip. nmleheil shutout Indies of HcLhiM' s :ik for five Innlim*; hut in Hie th Hie Ill'll Huts pushed over tin mol Hint whs eimuirh 1th llliis Arroyn ifivlnu up only r hits, I'nlntku Jumpeil on Ihiee lamln pitchers for 10. The Ams scored »»vcn times In the first tiff nn4 .couslod the rent, of tho John Ewnnlnk mul Mummer tsy Mott lt*d the wny hy hnllinit flvp run* with five hits between m BABY CHICK SPECIAL | lit v Inna Ilr *» i \ r i m ii I n> I .a ml St Anntir*IMn» I .lalk.* **r |u lull. II I an'wtr III a llr w iill* 1 r « trr* )ia Ml, Sr* ii f nl *1 S, Ht V11H il »•11 li *• fiiivturiit n**a* It I, HatncMVlltt' Ifr La ml *1. Luiatlait u d !Vi la l k.i t l , l i i t a t n h * '* t ln n iM HI \ uan«t VfM* *t MrLam t, u r lamh* a l U i i Mi *’« v H I d , Main t k a at Sufif nril ,i'r»hin u at I tit v t«■ iaj« Jh'arli fir .lilt j fill in llt U k . f i l l ’ iH H I S t ’ M'tMl' D f * ln i|)|il11R i n s n l l i l n r l o t ' s , J ) t'ln t :‘ . d u c k s , m u l s li'H 'i's HO s i | I V m i l i v s H i n t w u n l i a m i w t ' i i f w n n t l i ' r f t i l l . v . li*' p i l l a r 1 U S & '4 .HH v a l t i t ' H . . ( ' m i l .s t y le .s , / . i p i i . T a m i lM it« .n » f r u i t I n TODDLIORS DRKSSFS Slylt's hy Kjite (ireenaway. Cimlei ollii, Vit'Kinia lllake ami T e r r y T o r • Cut Ion I 'hanihray s. Ilroailrlntlt, I ’" " t*d Swiss. ri’Kulnr valurs to 2 .OS Prints. Si 11ii 1 Colors Sizes I to II S t / t 's I If In 'JU DRESSES: l T . | i i' , H u l l Iti'f I,m i'll. Iit i i I i ' mi f ( ' I i . i i n l i t a> s l ’ i i | i i r . I . i t m i a ( ’I ' d It. liru n li'i'i ii I t iiiin li U d li P r ' t r a l t ’s |n ic t ' il I n 1 1’> HH Sun Lack I in l i ' l ' n * . s i'in 'p I T n u c s s S I \ It*.*, i i m l s l y It's, ill (TIILDRKN’S DRIOSSFS O NKLRO i I’: 1‘.m I t i' lli'i'k lllli* * , I m u l .! i 11' S i , i s '.1- 1 .1 ; 1 2 2 0 . 2 0 ' - j - 2 1 1 •.* ONK (JR on *: I luimliniy. ( 'n*|u', W at fit1 l’l*|u*'. Spiiir*. .h ItulI'lirr I.tin'll. Ilallate. K .vl'd I ' 1" lii'niili't'y Itrimili i . d l l rt'Hiilarly l'i" eil in 21 .',1.1 . Iiriilten st/.i* assi.flmi'Ml I’astels, Whit.', r u n t s . I’laitls. Stri|u's Snllil l Hint's . .. ONK DRO IT: l .. a t s t y l e s , t i n ' l l , h a c k s , |n*lti i l ' h i l l s k i l l ' . I l u r c il s k i l l ' , n i l sh m th h '1' s t y le s , s n n m e i l a l l e e s t y li * V a l u e s I n 7 0 S HI P e l 1 1 1 . i l , e l l ! (h 'K u n ilv a m i I ’h m n h r a v L u i'K * ' a " n r U i i e n t n i l i a r h i i K TODAY I ’hmuhiav r e g u l a r s t o r k v alneit lo H UH r u i. - Ml tuns sit.lt 11 f t HU MU I \\ | M l l ll I.’ I li I I HIIMW IN I. S It. Ill IV Ml, il.JII, in t: It MS m t M im s SA N FO RD * O R L A N D O H IG H W A Y 1 9 4 1 " t i r * 6 9 5 B# 1947 1095 \‘t Ton Coni Pickup V e iy 1 I n il llln e . S iz e s I li S l v led 1 in liivelv llowei diade.'i, M'y'ii111r 2 OH values . . New I'ninl, rihmI 99500 nluipe I '/a Ton Dod^c 595M V'2 T on ( ’hcvrolct Pickup 495.00 New I'ninl . . . . . Dodiro 2 Ton Tractor Ford Pickup, Special 5 9 5 . 0° 1 9 5 , 0° ill -.lli.d l HANDBAGS: I'laslie Meads in liriKhl colors hlended wilh while, Plastic l.ealliera and some Keimine Leal hers, values to I.OH. Special for . . Chevrolet V/2 T Stake 1942 165“ 1 940chevro,et 11/2 1 2 5 “ $ 2 ODDS’n ENDS 2 $ 1 3 $ HOSE: Full Fashioned, 51 k " u k ''. f*1 Denier, heaiitifnlly aheer. In all the new similes. 1 IlK U M * ' I n i l r II II, I n l I n n F vl'111 m i l l " l i l t i and p a ste l i n ln rs , ie j:n la i d n e , 2 !tS a n d .lO H , i i z . . ;; i; IIANDItAlJS: r e s id in ' 2 .OH v a lu e s . . . 1.1 IT. Slnke. IIinI), low VIIIphkp . new paint L' Mi h i' H i I ih In*li . Wool Shawl,. I,., Halo mill ni,on other lovely pill items . . INFANT’S DRI0SSFS IL.nd I'dttliroidei'ed Madina, M'Kulitl' v a llie s 2 .OH INFANTS SLIPS I'opnlai' styles In MadniMsnir Straw, 1 hill lie d . W h i l e an d TRDHSFRS low n d le ii K e , lik e V'i Ton Cord Pickup lo 1 UOWNS: ili'isev 5 POM) SHIRTS PAJAMAS: i esislmil li S -I m l . n l o r l III >11 I p e . . •izi | li S Ih i nil I’n ii hast*' .Insl w h a t voti've h ie ii w.iiltitK f o r ! I le m tttliil Hiialily I 111 ton hall' s li p s w i t h i'iiiliroiili' 1'v i nl ll< Only , |(nn S iz e s Silk Drnad I n i- T , n i i m i ' i l In n m i s u s p e n d e r , in Shorlte -tylea in rool UaliHt*. rt’KOInr 2 IIS v ahum. Also i rmilm si.vies with Inn): pmila . . Good Used Equipment * s„ u,|.|< i.,l , M l K e l l i 1 n l l u l l 1\ n 11 i s h o r l s w d h MALE SLIPS: t t il n it t h I led Sw i. ■ In i h llr n id KNIT SHORTS |t\ Itlin* Swan. I lie situ ml It riltiiiK "S ii' I’mils". I lial all the Kiris Ion* so w e l l ’ Nun run rayon knit Kennlm \n in e $ ROYS’( LOTI 11NU PANTIES: SAT. UNIVII'AI INI I HttAItn«»l ppr*n|lU Lilli Vl< IIKIU.rM min A H simiti: L ft. S I vi e. I ly C r l r s l e , Ire n e |{m n * e v , .le a n I 'm a in am i l'ii" v M is n n a m a llv p r i c e d I n I I Of, L1NGERIF P'rntiirlnc 3 %A I''lll|s l| ONK (iR D IT : S|ieeln! ITiryhltse' Si 11ill Mill'I lillameiit rii'lie with nil) sleeves ami .Inhimie Millars hi Ithie. Maize, VV lute, I 'ink : also l'Tiiml I’tiiil I 'rrpt'f* with Jewel necklines ami Johnnie l ollms '(‘J *fH Others taken I'fotn out l'ht ni* :if>H “Fun and Fancy Free” $ Values in 7 0S m i hmahray. <iinr hum. Ilroinli Ini Ii. i h yamlv. Mnite.l Swiss. Seel'sm ker Stripes, I'nnls. I'lanl*. Solid Color* I’l'incess SI vies. I'malores. I'lav Suits, r'lareil Skirls Sizes 1 It. II L. A |o DRESSES: BLOUSES: TUXEDO FEED STORE Walt s 2 $ I'ollons HI S n l l i l e o l o l ' s m i l l I ' l l l l l I'l'Klllal li pi n eil II OS In I '.IS Sizes :! i i . ii III y i i l m lv Sizes li in HUNT’S HR Sanford Avc. KIDDIELAND DRESSES: Si/es 9 - If,; 12 2 0 . I S 1j - 2 11•• 10 DAY OLD KAKRKD ROCKS N. H. RIODS *l a Mi****v 111*' STOP! LOOK! SAVE! During Hollywood Shops’ “Dollar Days’’ Starting Friday, Juiu* 10. 1 M a d e ira hand v a llie s I OH Io I 'ln h r n id r i ed dtps, ‘2 $1.98 $i ( KIR PADS *1 HAND lOMRROIDIOKIOD PILLOW CASKS Hand eniliroidered Miidt'int, heniiliful iptaldv. . $1 OIRLS DUNHARKIOS llhte Ih'iiiiu, with mlmTnl desiKtis. ri'Killar vtilnes 2 .-10. Sizes li- 1J SOX Wide iiHsnrlmetil of styles and roliira tt'Ktliar trie vnlliea . . , special $1 5 pr. $1 T Platform H«f, Inttpecl, drive them! llnlln nl Our Lttl SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 10{l N. Pnlm eito Ave, ■ Rhone Dili ----- ....... ■r i t r 'r TO*^lJir-ca''iiir^-rr; - i____________ i____ H i l i ______________________________________ j u - s ,____________ 1 : �— -' ~ — ^ jv*'v ^r*V “’.:< , -*—• -w” j1 3' l-‘-■?•'•■*' \ '1%^** p ; 1y ■ $ y.; ijwyi <*^vr\ • * . , ' **r^ i, THURSDAY JUNE 0, 1 9 ^1 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE BIX - aSSB B H — Friday June 10th NATIONAL GROCERY CO. o ^ i N i r v RICE^ N ATI'HAL Hit AND TALI Salmon GRAPEFRUIT JUICE........... 200 NO. II CANS— YOUR CHOICE COPELAND'S SUGAK37 PREM Tomatoes 1 0 PICNIC HAMS -t** •___ ________------------------- r . nilJSIl lilt ESHER (ill A|)E \ FRYERS......................... lb. ib. 55,4 9^ Vegetable Soup nnnjD5oup NO | MiGMAI | TOMATO SOUP ..........nm Delicious Easy to Servo! 3 3 . 59‘ PI'HIi L A R D ..... .............. 4 lb. ctn. BF.R BOHP. C. S. GOVT. GRADE A RED ROSE GRADE A ROUND K T HONE STEAK....... NO. I H I'H IT 'S SUGAR CURED 1 to Olb. avft. lb ^ STANDARD NO. 2 ( AN TURNIPS COLLARDS MUSTARD BREENS t . SW IFT’S 1 2 -0 / ( AN 411-0/ OsliKt* . u j LIMIT 2 FANCY HI.HE ROHE, fK I.1.0 l»K«. t i c Il>. 6 9 t mil K SIIIMIIN STEAK ....... ..................... Ih 59(5 ROAST ........................... lb. 49^ BRISKET STEW ....... lb. 270 SLICED IL BACON lw- t 3 8 W UITC IH IIIC DA C A N End C*"H »> I >- ! D A l U n Center Cute Ili2|t' TYPE 1 KE1) HOSE 550! W E IN E R S ........................... ...i b , NO. 2», I ANS HEART'S DELIGHT SLICED Peaches OCTAGON LAUND RY SOAP I LARGE1 I'KG. ;{ H a m •EW »• SAVO BLEACH ALL HR AN DM TALL CANH M IL K i3 2 M U ’ ('RAX NO. 2 STANDARD SW IFT’S MAXINE TOILET i»kK. SOAP iTOMATO JUICE ■£- SUPER $U 250 3 bar» LII'TON RRISK 1 1 -0 / PHILLIPS PORK & BEANS 4 for TEA !4 !h , 3 |0 2 for KETCHUP PII.L8BURY PAHD FLO UR 5 lb s. DOC. FOOD 450 2 for 25^ PORK CHOPS j CREAMERY BUTTERk63‘! 1$0 531 2'/20 KNI) lh.4Bc CENTER Hi. M e Western Spare Ribs..........lb. AC* LEAN, MEATY * NECK BONES.................lb. Piirtniln lb. 250 P'K Tripe lb | CHITTERLINGS............. lb. 1$0 PIG FEET....................lb. M LU j| OLD SETTLER'S 3 SM O K ED S A U S A G E ........ lb. Buy 2 for ■ G et \"\ ■:'?;■$f-1»'RftSM®-T.,«., 1 C an : EEL HECK Products 250 ” r t • 2 heads Lettuce 9^^ f *1 [ M F ree! 'VtNi1W'>- j h * •*. •; 329 Sanford Avenue i O 8ANTOBD NEW LOW PRICES 9WW'‘ y.. j y ,•«. r a w .. - -- JVMMV ■y . -, : . a7B!8&'visaeSrmBasm*. ■d£t&*flw l ■ anH M U nH M H H H H i wvn^ 4f 0| FRESH PRODUCE SWIFTS CLEANSER ■ * I.ONd LINK PUHB POHK AND ■ ! ,b 8 ’ Crinp Firm llentls! COMPLETE U N E OF PRIDE OF THE FARM 14-OZ PORK SALE RED HOSE GRADE A •: 1 1 w V ) �Section Two H > VOLUME x x x i J'D e lk a n f o r d S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , E s t a b l i s h e d 1908 Admiral” b m . 6 ^ ' Fleet Operation Ships Of Four Na., m ______ tions To Maneuver ^ Under Single Head THURSDAY If New Automobile M a t t e r Structure Farm Aid Plans £ S ii: MV„, n r , l»V DAVID J. WII.KIK A no d eie d I’reas Aulotnnllt* Cdltor I t m AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R t l f t > JU N E Section Two AssiH'laIt’ll P ress I.eased W ire 9 . I 1U 9 t ____ Citrus Shipping ! U. S. And Canada Dovetail W a r Industry Plans lvpepiitj: Ills Eye On Tlir ‘Kiiltiry’ V SESI May B .F e a tu re jControl, N « M ,,v mmA,,T, ^ “ hmkks. k.! In 50 Elections! Mutual Declares I IY I I O W A N D tv l i t . \ K K.SI.E*-' Amioc ialeil I ' r r . o S r teller K i d h i t 81'HENEt I AMY. N Y.. June . . . „ t»— ,4*1— T h e s tru n g ,'it mol ecule r K L N L I......................................in I i . K K . I till.. J u n e cnenncai i* tn ch e mm.-tory ic a l I t Mlias u r y ueen has mum been fo un d Price Supports For jCoinpulsm v RcgulaProducc Slated To tions Must Re DcComc Under Fire; vclopcd Equitably - M V If your new automobile the tJeneral Kleetnc fom,.uny l"»*» ddny fntUI. in a burry „ ^ „f hydrogen lion I blame the luarm/a.Hirer. a|lll lK,r„n, u„»w, a , .lee«t«.iai.r. „ aml dotit blame v.’iir^M too much. tUh »„b»tam. . imi new. but it. IIV k o h e h t r t a n . t i t l \ K I I W ' D . tim e ■ i E 'N S t , By HOD!HEY ANDERSON rlirSoeirt v *»f Autmnotivr hn* <|i«,•!•«>y 11( funthmifiiuil WASHINGTON, .lime ,,T1 — , s ...... •'1**01 of e i t r i i . x h i p p i t l f FONTAINEBLEAU, June 9 - K'neer, was told Imlay that a ) a l v . , , f ,.|,rmi.,lrv. ami that t, Karin aid proiruim> will occupy v t « | o. •I , - l ut e, ill OP)—A landlocked admiral, teat, '•#*« part of the Maine tc.tU up w|,y „ .,lllllKC •d at hie desk 126 mites from the atmospheric conditions. In the chemical mliacle* have hern an Increasingly prominent place! t • * •> ■if K l o io | a I ’t l i t i - M u t u a l l r l u t e d >•i G o -,, 1.HI,III mee t till? I ■ea. has nominal command of the region where Mir ear owner tves |arfc.f | !( by n -e ill file law Ilial in eoiigresslonal elerfinn earn | | , , l l r r v, eontintt I first western Europe fleet manandwhere the vehicle is used. h,m| „f »t,,rn ,, aide to attach paigns nest year. Secretary of Agnculturp Hran, n„ „, .r | , r , definitel, Hint such | euvers in the English Channel F. I„ Leslie ami E. J. Her- |»r.«|f to nitty H fuetl miiuher of (nan has sugge-ten n plan lltal r .1 until.I needed ne«t this month. ‘ grnroether, of the International other atoms. For the first lime In naval Nickel Co., :,hiu corrosion In the The.,* atlacinnents ur* called . v!1. ! . miii Mir ilirrrtoi*. a I u» rfiiphnsizrtl would that anv .swopnlsorv v.tinme I history, British , French, Dutch form of rusting Is lo be expected, tionds. They arc like spideis1 webe, tome. Government payments ..... ...... .. fn l „ miMt ,,e tie- 1 ^ k id Belgian sltips-of-wsr arc They said test, have shown that except they at, elect item uttruc- lie made direct to farmers tf prices for some perishable . -proon an—................ aoiittutde basis. tint Walling for one week under a ipiick drying and air circulation tions Instead of material. . ,,t,tp,'*| ................ .............. rlngl* command. They aim to help prevent cortoi Ion aftci a Hydrogen is able to form only ""1'1* T 1. ,, , ' v did not pin •1,p„,selves down show that, on aea as onjggd and vehicle lias been wet. Exposure to one such attachment, boron ottlv Non-perishable, utmld he handled ,,, ,, fi.,t i.iienifnt Gi.it ,nch eon In the air, tha forces of Wei- the sun ami wind, they said, also three. That u, „ itydrugrn at om' *,f •*'"* as they are iiu«\ through *• ,,t <t„nl,| he ttecc..,rv In the tern European Union ore capable help retard corrosion. 'could spin a tlnrad to attach it-elf ,,r, "liports. Kin :>n .r „.„„ of fulfilling their war time taska they recomniemled fretiuent to only one other atom -........farmers wnitlili ti.r ...... i ,t^tr„,e„i AH A unite A hould t h ^ Hffd Arlif u n s h r i h i k I >*«•rt*f111 tltyAMK h i Kiln! o f Ntom iiintlr iih tliffrtMi * 1 **' " '* ** Ilf* f *s*ir\» | ,, | Mi«r« ii»»t nilioi Htr a « h i m Aa nominAl (omtnAndAf of tin nirriMinii prfvriitMlivfh iluruii Mtujit* riniltj .pin tlttrr »t **f M 11 1*1 '***’ , i*»*t .••• \ tMi*nt pf••tmiiM, nl combined armada Vice Admiral .Tl)r |,u,n|,|(ty „/ In Him ipieer new mole,,dr • on rrv),,K mrtm.jl M«*mi|»|| i r . i l i / 111 ^ Mtr n r r d f m ollf , W IIIK C S IW M tN of the Pol 1st, H alorp suo tlirin s rl. c . on lei k. a guard Robert Jaujard has his biggest wher|. „ ,, or hydrogen .pin. two I...... amt n " ‘ I'1*" ,IM• '"'r " hs ll i' l ll tin r,p |ifiiM « 1»fi .1 nf itppl i Itrrp v fi vitjiliHif r v r on llir ftfdp a I h m i i I xxlmfi l o in m u in d f irth n r and most re«onslblea duty m, k„ | is a more important iaclor boron mx. that goes com,ary to ....... farm orgmi.Mtnm. hv ..mie •ji»i"H n t ii l»r d r \ r l n p r « ( \S IlH'li E u f r r r «t ip* l A f tr r « IhorotiAh BCiern of |MA»rin;ni* n»»d c irW l»y since his appointment as admiral. t,\ ruadx )n wl.al lias ben, one of the basic «ml other U mii M l»r f|l| t aa ,|ll ^ | M U f ) I Rllfl II. S li..... iL'.ttton nil),e ts, four rre w in e n w l,o a„eilc.|1v allied K u le r ^A cstem Europe. In October laat ,|#ler, , llr PXtftll „f t.„r. laws nf the «tmet,ue of a......after ,’r K ’ !• I'p ri M»ifih«l v\»ll i m i h v i u r if* •ft*t li» tied tlits co n n iry w e ir held for i|tie«l|iiiiiiig. iliile rn a flo tm l) Imlk mii M m **i it pt 1 1•i •t \ it I Inf ro.slon of automohile umlerhiHlirs," Tho tra.mis are not known .... furm-i.j Admiral Jaujard at nre.ent „ lr tw„ r,„ r(,r,.|, allgtnw,ril Nor what new road, to discovery ,,n‘ rr ,,m Kovernment run • ••«•••%t |MMi»r.tin m l i M,t ^ f m t n , mas only a sniAil AUff of roor- .sssri-,! may br oprrifti. It ti»uk tv%o ymrA .! . . , M*r f t n n d l r r » f , r Mrtdr ntuf Mir ** *• *** •• '* * H ilt, IfHVIliC (tilt tlMli r ii U t f n v r r . i V dlnaflnr nfflrtrt worklnv with 1 1They adile.l rh .l Ih, s M\ I \ If I II p " • M i m i it f .t^ riiri f , \|i r«|lll III W I N war ,0 *.,Ut,y *° •,*c,l’bei the strm tllie m er the detail.’ of |»r»»urnm , |tl< , | , Mf itppfii m f i «n«| him In the annex of Napoleon's - ,j . I . . 1 . ................... ........ „ffP{P,| ...... ........ °f fbla....... decahoratie molecule, which I li f< Ml:t • \ * I rhateau at Fontainebleau. u n d e r r a ti n g J..b» offered new u MIB(lr „ f u |,v, |,ogen ami in binuewtve ami other city tl'niil.f f*s fiMIDtf " i lit! », »•*• *.......... I, Ike a kind of chairman of a car buyers are effective for cor- t)0ron alo|||J i-e-.pl. have iiskr.l why farmers VN fltr • *111•t tf•*! fii|,iA I It. . board, he must cheek and eoorB « ‘ w »I.hi when properly Th f(1|||1 „ , trm „ lr i. need any gove,i,,„r„i help at all f ii|»t |. Ifir »f nf rtitrii* ,||lil, Mir I . . *4 dlnata the various plane and In- ■I'ldied. to the tent ihst they 1(lMlcw|IHt i^,. M ,.|„|,pt i n |,, Why nut let farm food p r irr . f»*fii;«l HiMtM'tint; .ttfi m n n i i f l I •I f i l l f Xa ii* formation submitted by the na- *_r** | y__r* . . _ !r .. *.r,f " - f! the boron atom , loiming the I""' ,,ir,r " " " 'evd amt •educe ♦••i . » » i u ^ M m I mI r i t f i n . d m ii M fir •.....I . , ...| 1•*. ». •*• IM I I *••I I I fir Mir I’ttsl n f liv in g fni i i t y pt’o p l r ? h»dr..g;« V S leg tlonal admiralties, Ironing out «« ^ r r o s lv e attack." the speaker, * « * •it. t' * lit I'l *•*IIII 1 |i st • *•» •• 1 , to l,e - - any ---- —» — * T I iavi * M i r Mir l i m i r r m v i m simi^ fltltftid* d »'• Midi Mir |iljti‘ mm x In* rn» • It rough spot*, soothing ruf- ,ald. T hey ate very useful In T in ilctofhiiK vvat* d«n«' |ntl t pi V r f fr# ♦ \x !•••». •Mtnfif mil t | tat t ‘ f \\ Hit,lift I • ,IS ,i| •'. ■ • inli ’e 1 i..i<:i II ,S e d sensibilities, trying to forge prolonging the life of a car." x - r n y .1 liy nn old tt‘i'ltnt<|tir k iu iu ti •Mil »'f H f HI III p I llg lR t ll i* iripi iit* I l.a a t III*!* \\ til. I'l Mt* Go - week in • t tilt* I ' •♦ * unified weapon to protect Ihe Last night the engineers heard MH ^ dU11|III rd i ffr N id ln l l pliMtrr. I 'l ilt lih if •el ' .!.( It ♦in ... I I* •:» | »•• •♦ • .1 ♦,« , v*on be I I ' r i r f H fif fm in pi*ii|(ti '!,4 n r r * I *'* ••••••Mug m i d Mir l.i .1 l i f f n i r western nations on tha aea. aircraft expert,, assert that planes tn, L.hil.r:4 wrll. -i,,..,.,, writ* \ ,t > fo i l 1h ti ' •♦.41 \%*• I I, ,0 lied fo, M. unit U III n I llllln I ffinrr A f'i ii lt iv r In I h r Ijitx nf slip I • nr.x t*»i » •»! Jaujard hlm#»lf knows what It capable of flying 10,000 miles or gtu||l(!j | ,1(. , |IM vV|. , .It, I r.» i* lull n ' »♦«. M. U lo sail his ship under foreign more si close to Mil, miles an hour ^ rMt, j y , |le n r l r ... ., p lv Mini tiriiitirnl fliNli Mir li rlt 'P l * . t * t f i i r r h l i g . tt.i •• 1I**' I ' f M ^ t • 2 Millionlh Auto For Vrjir To Koll I'Vom l,iiii‘s Soon irders. Soon after may become commonplace Instead * r r " ™, h " V' I Th rrr ! * I. |0 \ I h ii ii ■i i r p n r t I •» III c t» M •I ICsittstil On Paaa f u r ate. It of Wrlglit Aeronautical Corp., Weedetdgei—tk J . reported tests HI b i ll io n th s h ig h T h e rr* fM t( 'h iCIA IlllA ti A l t fjr*«• have shown the coupling of sparkignllrd engine, and turbine, great­ t o r i D a v Ii I l l a i k c i . < \\ ly llieresie, power, speed and fly­ an d J o h n S. K a s p e r , h II s p c a l ing range and offer, fuel econo­ i s n i g ill I lie .c le m c if i ry U a llu grahpy. mies. Complexities of the coupling _ j!|> ' process and gtestly Increased ATLANTA, June 9--(/P>-Tha ‘h ,y « ' " • ■"•«»"«, lush, wartime market for peanuts ,h« handicaps yet to he over- | has vanished. Domsstlc consutnp* lion continues to decline. Growers j are trying to curb their peanut KtHlClier It* Kllletl Lush WartimeMart # o r Peanuts Said To Be Vanished demands? e0B,° rm *° PMr“ ,n'* B y E N fttp e d C o iiv ic l That la the picture painted to. 1 --------J § M P b y tho 8 txlh District Federal SONOMA. Caltf., June 9-(A>) R e s e r v e Bank In tta review of bus- _ p au| Zimmerman, prominent !ne»s condlttons In '-th a dlatrtet Valley of the Moon ran c h n f wa* for May. The artlala made t h « a ,|mt and killed, and hie wife was 0 . al1 * bluilic«ontfl with • pistol lAt# Imf During th* w ir, ptAnuts w t r t night, a handy iiihstltute. They plneh>;,,r |y imjny * sheriffs' po.,e of bitted for such scarce Items as 1(M) ,nen r , pt„ Teij an escaped cm, creamery t,utter, cashew and V|ct near the scene nf the slaying brarile nuts and chocolate. Deputy Sheriff John O'llrlen But those rmimiodltle, have hJ,M||f|e,| the innvlrt a , Rudolph found their way hack to grocers' Wright. 19, N negro, who escaped ^ s h e l v e s and peanuta and Htelt from h ward for Incorrigible, at • y - p r o d u c t s are being pushed a- the Sonoma State Hospital yesterside. (| ay. Through Mar. 31 of tha current Wright « > , booked at the county * « »«". nianufacturars u n d 288,- )al| a, S a n t, Ro,a on a holding 000,000 pounds of ihallad, edible ' charge. peanuts. That was 18,000,000 O'Brien said the Zimmerman:, pounda shy of tha1 tam a ptriod am| a neighbor, John Bowman, last y«arwere abducted last night In ZlmUp to Mar. 31 total consumption merman's car by a p i s t o l -w i e ld i n g of the three principal products- negro. He said the negro let Mr, peanut butter, candy and salted Zimmerman out at anoher neigh psanuts-wai about 26 par cant bor's house for medical aid a ftrr i <TT!r . i han ,or th< llka P<,rlod ln gashing her head with a blow 1940,47. with mie „f the guns. O'Brien said Bowman, escaped at Hie same time and was fired at four times. The body nf Zlmmerman, about 06, was found neat the Bowmen home. III. H his promotion lo of unusual. of an in, h. I he .Indy showed tin. *4»r ,m nmfiy iiiftix iiltiril f nr t u r n n«i«| J a|«t • »l* 'I " M «♦ Mutiml i!*** F. J. Wiegamt amt M R Rmve, m o lecule Is 30 lull ionth.i ,.t .<•■ .»• iiiMtiv fat If»t ♦ »•» •»« tile r• Mir »l.l1 ' 'H* • trt| h l •♦ «i ♦ {Ho.ooo Mm ' admiral In 1944, he took comInch lo n g , In hilim ntli., w id e end m• mMi m , f(*» mi** flntig. tliAt »f | *m iitln • Imp fr» «Ion af «<•** I" iflffirtllv for M ir io !♦» g iii ig r t l i f i r r i r n r fm .. | nHirtl »*. \ ^ m a r k r l T Ai‘<*lirAlrl\ m m ! pla nt n r - t n*l% « t i « r • •# «f ,* ,« t»»»’ , I.S si . I r m d i ti g ly . . y * M i n r i if* mii <I ♦ ,on*i r*< I.,. J.. 2 A n ( in ly " f Mm* itn p m n i ln i i to I *••• n*p<ivl m I. •» , h »,! M. h * ill i «m * **iilhnr h rp a rtm n r. i-mifMilris n m I h »mI I.MHi of *lu *••* »! |»r -, l.r»t» I I* o n tl n ntf l (I n P fl| r I II«| O r . •» I * ••«tllnig»*1 O n I'ttgr Mtvp* 1ti i • SURNS, Ora., Juna 9 —(/P)— notorious soulhwait killer and bandit was behind prison bars aggin today after It months of freedom. Georgs Klmas, who held a top ^ b p o t among Oklahoma outlaws oatfk In the 1920's, larrendered without an argument to Shartff Eldon Sits and nts deputy. He had bean Working Ip this southwest n area on ranebea and In r eamna afnea last fall. Ha walked away from tha Okla­ homa State Prlaon 11 monthi ago whin aent to tha priaon kennel* to feed dog*. Klmaa waa earring a 6i»-y«ar ^ e rm ^ foirr bank robl robblrjr. H* prahad co m p la^ ^ t^rm for a Sits arraatad XI from a fallow wo»! 9 on ‘IR APPROVES R E TIB IM E N T WASHINGTON, JuM 9 - 0 P ) - President ap­ raatdant Truman yaatarday yi proved . rorad the th* ratlratnaal rattramani Of (ha old* eat........................................ federal Judge In United Btataa, Diatrlei Judge Judga Johnaon haa 'sarvej aa dlatrkt Judge for Utah alnco Nov. If, 1911. •Ha n o h u l S V M*‘ anium in IU natural atata la not necessarily a war material, and w r-r-T — altuatlon aow do comgUcated adquitted "Ins, Germans on charges lltkal aad military alt- of poaeeaalng a 8800-gram block may bo their departure of It (abool I t ounces). Uranium in Its processed form to used In making atomic bomba. *lie •n»| el| I* 1,1 ,, f>a TEE SHIRT, cool, eomfnrlubl(> cotton-knit, choice patteriM mid colors. .1 I’l Iftt V $|.(l!l To $2.50 II •l •It • it % Mu*( ii s » Mil . xu' * •if itifsi • •. ii p i» ♦h,t Miiiiint id ♦ I.MlIfl x • ' ii".l * Mt lit " j I Hi t * fit ti »i .III |<MMIft Hv \\ I Mill 1 •mx • •I .f Mt# Ni;< lx WEAR $1.25 to $2>!)5 I l . i t s * i\ rl ( ’t'nl«'f r*»riiia'il A I W ilin' * I * I• I I ir . » 1| *•*> | «• 4 * .» f«|i|M ,1 •lea \ ♦* •s , ♦ | I . I t I lti| t.* (.1 I I • • .1 |M , 1 • f I fill* t " l mil' S' « ItsL I lltl* ill f 4*4'fIf • *4♦ I hs ^ i J simv, Lfi4i\%n ns «, ' >' l.f 1 , a 11 **f1 p r o fi t o iR ii iii /Jifo t i !•«•»* - •*e•*I !*X !• r r m i p of I«'II«|| 91hC •st* *■!«•**•( ^it*l Inp utr sisiiir■•• "• I I m . 4* Mi** »o#4 i,'#*i «sf V»*ntt #' .*• I 1 . ' » •••49|«If li'pl*' tPllfillltHi f \.s ♦•* . I e1*e•*• p n u j l f . t i v * ' •'*' Initial HANDKERCHIEFS JEWELRY by M A N H A T T A N Hr GWANK 1 2 .2 5 $ | *50 To $3.50 SHIRTS r MANHATTAN AND SOCKS INTER^HVKN 55c To $ |. 10 M ARLBORO $2.95 To $3.95 BEiyrs Hr PIONEER $ |.0 0 To $2.5U 9 5 .5 0 O th e rs 98.96 lo 14.98 u \ ' d is’«: ft »\ .♦ll *S»• fie—(iD 1hi* 1 Tilt f*«| • ii'i.1 • 'rinncfa .»*. »,1 '♦it* **'». * 1 1 M’r!*4 *Xft r st',1•1'•♦ \ IIIV' ' ••1 ♦ a** they 1 |S •I•••ir *<*ri!| th ! .* ttra* * V .*7!* •v.*r nr ■? . •* *1. r r- •1 -r vvMrli i i»x'rnf ♦rt hn I -v •lr. in in An la tv nMi ration i n f*t||i t«.| Mir .trninff#* |'4r**rU i r l ,.ip Mir l n |*.ii In»’i -!h | i \\ !• »* l» rxi itnl '»(•*»»* " i l l •lii M i’ •• ;• »n •' ♦ in* * * f \V.»iM War ** S*fi • !*.*|m Mu' I \x • tuitions *M\ r l i>{ ,t t»ri timtirfif M in t t*.«#ir «1 ......... ♦•‘f m *.. i . n t y i.nf xtrii*tly »!*!•♦,itx |i'(i m i ' i k ' I'lir itrxx fo u r »ii**tiil»rr in*liHtri.it c i " U p a c i •***.! at it t f i r »t D'l'i'titu* ».* as>* up eiiPi'iMninift r n 4*l»D'li x%111 I'Xs'ltfim?** itif*M inntliMi •is xni'ivrfa wills'll 11 a . I i M n i a l l v nrr .'!sv*r!y yiiart)r<| untinnn! **4»fl rt K r |' *ft i|A* s'ffiri.it . ail 111 fli*i •**f «••iii ii t ... pi vx ill iMtliial** i h r w a r f h im * pt*i'liie i is>tt a*' eibsntnrnti o f thssil «Vt-1 . »•* .»\ •••.f tf lit.Ill ft till plilflt .4 ps*, ,ifil»» i fnph i'R tmfi of • ffsslf . h i , it ♦.♦iff H p r m h o n i f vf xxsr n MM*rfiti|» .. x\ iiis'fi a i r to I** 1m *M *» m t r i x til #sf ,ix m o n th * Mir i iitnnnf M's* n.mit*i1 1*1 I* ♦’•*\ r u i t r v . .!( . t*» t h r »’.|t fniml !*.* .•"» |f \ f *• as*If r H o u r I t * *»s * Mxr f.*» f ’ n itr.i . 1 • .1 \V i . ..I |)r n 11• li* \ -tf Mir lutfii ft *ii I M r f r n c A f * *|| • I s ♦ rimi thr * * rs*nfivr. I 111 . •V UI»»Hp, S**t up IllSSflMt, .• "tt 1k »|s|x I •*I x lift I f I »•11 n 1 tig; f nits't m i i Vmvr i' An iio'iiiftf't t *t #• I n f.slni It S t r r f i ( leiitlissaosl »»n I'e ye 1 ts.tr *4#,. j ) B. L . Perfains&Son "CORRECT MEN'S WEAR Ii* .1 11|i Doi'f nr * i v i , ** i * • M,r r r k» m i r i i t a 111 pV*»t|l|sTs| R ♦••sit if *|(1i*fo| •t> it I 1 .1 |o v n i k i ' * ♦!*• f .1 9»*|ur*fx ♦ 111 •♦• h ill* It ••'• I •'» I i l n sl*»r n f 10 h i Mil* •• • .»* Mir W ill lif •is* PAJAMAS, lummer weight ln beautiful pastel shade* Studied Medical Perils ' ••• ••• »lh f (**4 **I food auaply for only N day* 1* oai m m for 8,100 Aaptaeod parN O T W AR M A TE R IA L ‘ In Shanghai awaHti FRANKFURT, Germany, Juna Ml abroad. 9—(A*)—A U. 8. military govern­ ; of thorn woro about to d*> ment court ruled today that ur­ Hr Tt‘Hs Of British *•" 'Intnr I" af n M 1st* K .'f It, I .f.»" *.*<» *rl BOX O F T H R E E W i 11 ....... It M •• >„ 1lie♦. • • 1 ».# 1■ a,. . . 1 • - 1 tie op l»i th# .» •• . , ♦. M •■♦•>, o p t io n •94*1 •1.. . m •1 , -d tl ir ill •* t ... 1 1 1 •» , p , i I b r ♦♦♦'IM* i’ 1 , !•* !•> 1 * lll. ll lo ■ 1 It w 1 1 . 1 "Ml t,\ the »*l*(ti» IH ••• 1 1, ., 9.8 si l|Ix ♦ ■,)W mat ♦". 1 ■ dtp •it v olu m e • ••.»!• m l M a•1 ( , . ••• • 41 • ' g11•| I 'l l , v -.let pf.Hif » |fs *.#• 1 by the 1 .1 ♦ k*'|'l M m .. . .............. .. I ht.f'1" w , , ti,e (• •' •1 ' t.i fni 1* \ i'i,,rli':t •1, ♦1 e* | >,' f >0 ft 1 Vi . S , | ( 1 ri i . I 'H .M AM ♦1 •' 1 s| 1 pl.«(|t • e 4 pe r'e it » ♦,*• ♦..* 1 ll| 1 1 to. 1 1 ..*, ,,p .Ions \M V YoRK .1m o ' » — — e Ittr ,t, 1.1, 41, ♦ Mil • •■ ",l,1 s A n is 't n rr ,»f sfnn nr «ii*r*| i|sv*forA •Ill's! •\ .* Mk**» ,*ll a. Vlt |*4l9 total ,t. * rM i l l tlldu.lt, V m ft*I r t i * f » i f r l fsi>«ptf'«| * r r vi»'** tin. . n p i . 11It t •t.if J n t i r •Ir* n (|f|ett i 11 •*• f in r.ft.'f nr m f ^ r r a t »• 1 | I »* »'1 *lhlS'fMtl If* •* t*« is 'I* f**(•••♦#• t ' s' f*•T t’7’ h v i II " I r r . !*♦• * v ia n to K i n R .. »p.,t I f.#* igjr V I _ ti l l a 11sf 1 1•11 *#|l ***4il fn Mir •»le\rii iitntif fi p n i**t| o n e r .til l •* «I ( •I . lip • I Mir Hlx'rplioii s*f t l i r nntnnm l Paul Wagner Named To Head Ifollinti WINTER PARK, June 9—f/P»— Rollins College Tuesday announced tha appointment of Paul A. Wag- | ner, 31, Chicago educator-business man, as its president. He will hr- Ihe youngest presi­ dent of an accredited liberal arts college In the country when h* succeeds 78-year-old Hamilton Holt, on Sept. 1. Wagner comes to Rollins from Bell and Howell, manufacturers { of precision photographic equip-! ment. As a member of the topmanagement team, he has bean th* right-hand man of Charlaa Parcy, 29, on* of tha youngest In­ dustrial president* In th* U. 8. A graduate of th* University crlbed the choice of Wagner as a student under Chancellor May­ nard Hutchins. Hutchins, ones a "boy" prasldant himself, des­ cribed tha choice of Gagner aa "Inspirational”, Wagner taught at tha Univer­ sity of Chicago at tha age of 20. He left to study under a Carnegta Fellowship at Yale, receiving his master's dtgras in ■ yaar. Hs has served on th* fscultita of several collages, including Teach­ ers Collage, Columbia Unlvsralty. 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Il.**i»|.|, v oil t h e i r p i o f r M t o t u i l fra r,|o „ , ..,<1 W.*1r»-i A Diet,bull atit'otiiicA c k n o w i a i l g i t i i ; line* ,» „ r fra,,l Hint tlir .tchoul will ,,)u',, next t u r r H o f H i r art biivo l, ,,» ,,j|it tut, t, tuliri w'tl, l in ts,nnmi i„ Ibr p t o v r m e n l r " Io n a ovcrilu*1," I .o r d , .-ilt 1 1 it- ll'iti‘1 Grnotlry t.tr'i Il'O 'lr, nulli lb,, I'rllo w iblp I* , I ,» I tlir #,,,#■st ' ,I f >>l p t p f.t ti ti f " t « tiuttibcr " f n f i c n i l t* .< 1 , , |,i, , ,|,l«- w i f , ti n ,,,; 1, , ifiriits will,'It w oii ld rut tall the . . . f t . . I h „>I Mlif'Hilv ' • II '•11 ,I i i i i ,led'* p a w n - of I b a M l n I 1 1 11,, ,,,|^b',l|t ntt ■,, , .♦1 v of l i r a l l ) , p a r ti, u l e r l y o v e r •l< Im i i,g im l, 1,|, 1.i, 11 In 'lu ilra l all'I c t t i . m l m e tie rs. I -I \«,, 1-I I imiii H'I, Wtlllnm l i m y , 1 " H u t tv* a te nut udvocatlitjc r o u t> it M r , John K list,bark li'tc r e p e a l, ” he " t h a t w o u ld 1 ....J V ",v ............. . 1 ril'i'ist' « wm'Lf iiip i i 't'lieu"we "bVv'e be 1 .,,d In,;. In'fi, iippoii,it'd as Ill,« » of H,e 'Itool of Art. .. ....................... , l " ' ,,f A " "XVe are said l u be r e a c l i o n a r y , ” • nil,', ,-taff members will !>r an- I.ord Horder remniketl. "Hot it Is milllieed al a later date. llte Mtnbilry of llealtl, Hull ii rearlionary ‘limy h ave f 01 red medi­ I'll A H l i A H H F H M M F .N 'lH « L tV E L A N D . June 9--<A'i- cine lo lake a long step back­ ward*." II,,' e i d a l e o f C l i n , le t l.iiuln Rei lie ii,Hintatne,l that I’l-.id en t m e t , f o , i „ r r A k r o n IriilttsIrialiM,| ,1 pay a Ml iterr, nerreiit ataesiunenl Trum an's , ompol.-oiy national „,o .I f„, fin, 1,1 „r, 471.401 in fedetal beallti iimuram •• P ro lian t might laxei Re,met failed l„ pay iiefore tin limitar dunmge In Alltel lean In- ,|r nth no,Urine if etiartiol *Eve,y uno In levmwiiiK a decnion I,amici tg r e e s there should be medical .tow n here lant De< ember by Judge care for nil, he added, but il is r I t,g e t, Arumlell, Hip United Die kind of tiling Hint ran'l be ! .Stales tax court bits ruled Ilel- done overnight. Great Britain haa ! liter’s estate must pay an a,till- refused to go about it giadualty tiotinl 147,206. Thn decision was I and tha rasult can be plainly seen 1announced hero yesterday, in tha praaant altuatlon,” � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 09, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7423b7640d51c4ac49ff4a81002abd0e.pdf 469df1aa72120505b576bcd33a6e385a PDF Text Text f THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE SIX Violence Flares Among Pickets At New York Harbor Christian S c i e n c e Board Of Directors Holds Annual Meet BO STO N . Mass., Ju n e 7— Spec­ ia l— Breaking through the rrust of ancient hollefa in material power, I he postwar world is reach­ ing mil in an unprecedented effort for something better upon which In found a union of nations. The Christian Selenrn Hoard of D i­ rectors declared today. Addressing several thousand Christian attending tint annual meeting of the Mother Church, 11lie hirst ('('lu ll il l of Christ, Sciential. In Boston, Mass., the directors viewed with satisfaction (he worldwide stir I tinman eonsrbiunnrax In dlu'ind the material foi I lie splriluat. I’hysliians, they said, m e glvin gmore unpiolanre to though! In relation to disease. N atural scientists, they added, are gaining in tlieii recognition of the ilisiibslaiitiallty of mutter. Religious leaders everywhere, they pointed out, have developed a widespread senna of the need and reasonableness of greater anil mote direct evidences of spiritual plWVI’l , lu m illin'! other direct I oiih , I he Directors continued, there la a strong urge to look beyond more hum a n inruns for the establish­ ment of stable government. The Directors' statement and the election of Miss Emma C. Illilpiiiiin to the I ’rcalilcney of The Mother rin irch for the ensuing yeai sparked an annual meeting filled with leporla o f tnarkpd prugrtan in I lie I'hrlstlan Science miivrnnieiit throughout the globe. If M i i i v Baker Eddy, Discovern ami Fournier of Christian Science, were here Inilny, according to the new president, "she would see the signs of the growth aim tnniil dosited" signs Hint stem frum what Miss Shipman described aa "a mute steadfast consciousness of tlm uII power and all-preHfnre of God." This ennarIiiiiiu teas waa area by tile d iie rto ri of the I'lumdi as ispidly spiriiillng iliroughout llm postwar accepti'd are being tpimitiuncil ami discarded as nevet TUESDAY JUNE 7, 1949 R iv a l n r m m v t n t n r i i 1 W ithin a short lime a rival Jx iv a i L » C m O r l, t r a t O r f li| !,iiii|i „ f pickets appeared in a A t t a c k e d B y H u d s o n i 'le""?n*tT* , i°» i*rm ni by tr.A of. r , ; . . . . r * ___ 1 t a r ^1 rti-inln ns "an answer try loyal ix IV C r D O C K W o r k e r s ' members to the ('ommuni*t-lu------- Exterior View of The Mother Church State Funds KiwaniM Meet C IT R U S R E P O R T W I N T E R H A V E N , June — Report of the State Citrus In ­ IC a a tla M i rram Caa* O n ) spection Bureau at 10:00 A. M don't know what he intends to do.” today in boxes: Regarding the appointment of GrapeTangfran assistant state attorney for fru lt Oranges |n«> this district to fill the vacancy Hall 4.860 38,032 created by the death of George Truck “-.Oftl 23.G90 13 A. DeCottes, Senator Royle said Total 7,807 0,228 13 lie had tin information on the Governor's Intentions. Rep. M. B. Sm ith Is confined to Ills bed by a cold which he a ttri­ (C nntlax*! Cm in Pag* Oa*| butes to the air conditioning sys­ tem at the Capitol and cnpU not still under armed guard, Mkro be reached for comment today- said. No rlne ns to the whercabouti Rep. J . H im lry (Minim immersed in business affairs since his re ­ of tlie bandit who tnnde his etegp* bury said capture occurred after turn from Tallahassee, declined from the scene of the holdup has tlie gunmen wrecked lludr car. this morning that lie wishes a bit vet Iwrn received, S h e riff Mero re­ ' >: ,| more time before making a state- ported this morning. U r mild they Imvo been Identified us ('m l Bri .loin, 27, and Allen G. merit, and predicted that he w ill 1 N O BO D Y W IN S T R A F F IC soon have some ''itilcrosllng f it - I Hartman, 20 BA TTLE The pair base been sought since ores" to reveal. B R U S S E L S — 1/19- This Del. .Snturdnv in tlie killing of a Min­ gian city with its tlmuuaudi of neapolis suburban police officer salon. Idcynlc* and trucks sees and the kidnaping of a Mandun. plenty of accidents these days. N. if. police o ffiriT who sought A racent street incident, however, to question them. Subsequently) tlie ri had even (lie hardened police force they kidnapped live oilier persons >leaders shaking their beads sadly. This but role nurd them too. i Brooke time H wiih fpur autos fighting Young said S h e riff Smith told I Hfor "lebeiisrauin" in Waterlo* him the gunmen wrecked their Richard Boulevard. The result was that all rar when they ran into u bridge Byrne I four enderl up ready for the washout and the least seriously ID* Te ::crap heap and oiiu diivei lellrtd injured olie went lu a farmhouse ' Mont,), from the fray with minor bruises. for help. , Robert Young tepurted the farm er re cog I xed them anil on the preR,.prt text of relum ing to nis home for n chain, had ids wife h u u iiik iu four f |(rf neighbor*. They entile with shot- (.|( gun ami guarded tlie man until 11,„ ni.i„ .Sheriff Smith and Ills deputies I «TiiU Boyle's Report 2 Bandits i spired picket line," N EW Y O R K , June 7 (/!’) -1 rolice kept the groups apart Violence broke out today when : '-'*,MM’ hmgslioraiiica made rival packet lines dcaionitrated a t! ’ t 'iu .' ... . i , entrances ul the A FI International for IH horn" Ji ended after five l.ongrlioremsn’s Afiotialion. ..... . when lungshoremen ejected Nearly 2,000 lonKiiioreuicu from i •he demonstrators without violif i'r or injury. The 3H rimmed Hudson River piers joined thru i •hey were lougHhorriuen and that fellows in one pit kr| loir an d ' •heir demonstration was spontan­ ibarged a group of m at deiautisl-) eous. However, their move was iircnoipniiieil by mass picketing ratlin. of the building, Hu* mnrehers Mounted |iolar and fool patrol- j ••muting protests aguui.it "Jim turn pushed into the battling j Ciowism” on the waterfront. groups, chasing them east and svest on 14th Street and north on j Eighth Avenue. Snyder’s Speech Il nallan M Pram Pag* Un»> , lead to a sinillar request from '‘ hell In* entered the A ltn y and Rasseitby taught in tlir melee every iigeney which hud fund r c .‘ served in the medical department qiicxth omitted from tin* geueriil ,,m* operating room, emerging were knocked clown as mounted niiiirooeinlioiia 1,111 from llm service int a uurgiral a p p ro p ria te * hill. I tcehnlclan. He ha. *ihcc sung will. • We finally might have limn NrW Y .»r lt O ily Opera Cum­ in do everything limy dldn t do In , ,,any( „ , „ j W||| N(„ rl rehearsing (he regular hchsI iiu , the Governor, Hie Full snison Aug. ID in •"hi Ervin. I prcpuriiliiui for that opening of a There I* geueriil agreement' new opera "tie r Rosen K u velicr" ilieie must he a special session of, which is anng in German, the Legislature to raise mqliey Ini Aftm the successful season In meet Hie 9240,000,(1(10 general up 1 New York whirl) elnsml on Dec. pioprialhms hill tin- law m aker*. I. Hi*, company gave nllia week* passed. of operu in (.Tiieugo, Mr. HoltxTlie Clllilnel ill ilt lli teij .stale lluilgrl Director Homer Graham to] tell ilepnrlliiriit* and aganeirs to "make a mu mnl preseiitallou of llieir budget*." The fiscal year ends June 30 and budgets for tlie l i n t two years must lie approved by them Graham said be was getting many inquiries on how tin* budgets iilioohl tie prepared Cabinet. members agieed tlie budgets si....lit turned in Jm.t ns W h i t c ii ’h A d v in o rH if tlie Slate had fumli. to meet them. "Then we’ve gut. to all. down and analyse them item by Item," f'omptinller G. M. Gay said. The (■ahlliel did not specify whether How does the new law d iffe r? Hie budgets w eir In he drawn on lid ' I* whnl It snvs: the Imsis of present appropria"F le e games: not gamldlug- it I Inn* m Hie tines provided in the is lieiehv proi'inimcd to he M*» , new approprialltiiiH net pieced by in lent iif ihe Log! slat urn that tha tin* Legislature. aw hi ding of Hildilhiiml "fr e e ", The Cablnol members ids,, re- games by any ruin operated game, j lifted a request from Hie Mlnie Miiilimiiiliee or laeility operated! Beverage llcpnrlliieiit to purchase by Ihe oiovemetil of one or mure 17 nutoiuohiles mid one from Hie liillls, sometimes referred lo a , , Stale W elfare Board for 9',’h.tlOO "pin hull m iirliihc" or "m arble, to speml nil furnilu ie and meehan •nhle" ih „ 11 not In* considered as t hill eipiipliieut. gmiibllng w illdli the uieaiiliig of. Gay said lie tliought the W e l­ Ho .Stale'* uMtl-Knmhling lawn, I fare Hoard rmilil "v rrv well do 1 "I'rovided, however, that H i l t . without" Hew fill nil me foi Ihe | section shall not he construed lo present anti Hie Beverage depart­ 1authorise tlie use uf such gam* or I ment could wait for Mr, nutonm- I device for tiny gambling purpose* i 4 } IlilcN. •or Hie giving of anything nf value I A piirovnl was given * Hlntr In exchange for any such add!-1 | Hoard of Conservation request for tioital or free game." 927,00(1 lo buy new buats (or line The last HI woitl.i of the final * In Its enforcement work after Gov­ paiiigrHph, a hold trailing free ernor Win ten said be etimdilcied games fin thing i of value, were i Hie need urgent. tucked oil by lion c ameiuiiiieiit .it, The Hoaid't romiiiinliiii request the laat nilllille. for 910,IJIIO (oi offli...... qilipllll'llt Henalor Walker of Daytour.' T h ere's no finer cigarette unit supplies was rejected. ‘ Beach inlrodiircd Hie lull ! Improvement Seen World Federation ,,r,iv'"1 ! faith an Hmitii Haul two of the three Nation buying tueu w, ,i. seriously iujuird and detenninutiun to give tlie Dnited Kflpon. I one might not live, Nations Ilia authority to make lined f J ............. Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike tC a a tla av it F a r m P a g * IIB*I chancellor as they phrased It. "M y atudlcn indicated aucli a position would lie In the interest of efficiency, mummy and better education. Am irdingly, when I became a member of Inis board, I recommended tin* board entnbllsli tlie pouitinu of coordliiator. "One of tb|, ablest educators tills stale bus produced wait select­ ed. " I t Is my feeling that during the several months lie has served, he lias fully Justified Hie ronfldeni'ii of this hoard in him and also lias Justified Ibe belief Hint sllrh a position is desirable in llm heal Intelesl of education nod the slate." tie recalled Hint III* miderntendtug whs for h temporary position, subject to legislative action funk­ ing It permanent. "T h e Legislature be* declined lo provide for llm position of co­ ordinator of Hie liislilntlons of higher leniiiltig*," the Governor ■aid. " I feel |t proper and right that lldii l»,aid should observe tlie spirit «f that action of the Legiidatuie ami iml continue fu r­ ther thin position, no matter how iiiaful ami ilealrahle It may he.” pays millions of dollars more than (CnatlnuaU Ptaai r* « * (Iasi In fannlhir, rniiilnymeiil moved up, climbing 870,000 lu M a y In a tidal nf OH,004.OUO.-uligbtty above llm aam* polnl Innl year. Farm employment alone Increas­ ed 1.154.0011 In May. Juba In uouagrleulturnl pursuit, dropped 9870.0(10 |o H total of 40,720,000 This left the net Incieuie of 870,000 lu eiupluyment. The Ion ran found an optimistic mile In Mil* faett Thrre was an Inereaxf hi the number of fulltime John, meaning those good for 85 hour, work or niur* weekly. "Approximately 2,000,000 mure prranna In May than It. April were working full time," Il said. However, the number of full­ time workers was down consider­ ably In comparison with a year ago. Iff I * official parity prices for fine tobacco! In the world today than Lucky S trike! To bring you lliitt finer cigarette, Ike maker* of Lucky Strike go after fine, liglit, nalnraliy mild loliacco—a n d pay miUUmt* o f Hol­ lar h m ore th a n official p a rity privet* In y e l il! So buy a carton nf Lurkica today. See for youraelf how much Alter and Ntnoother Luckiea really a re — how much m ore real, deep-down smoking enjoy­ m ent they give you. Yea, smoke a Lucky! You'll agree It's a Ancr, m ilder, more enjoyable cigarette! A II. S. Uiwfiiploymeiit ' •*' q ik a t m a n y paopla hwritata to h a v e bacauae they a re a fra id of X-ray It m a y ahow. Anybody can understand this faar and •ympathlae with It. But look at the whole thing from the right angle, think of all the facta. If tha X-ray ahowe that you have tuberculoaia in ita early stages, it can be cured— with the leaat lose of time from your work. On the other hand, if you should happen to have early TB now and not find it out, what will happen? You will go on living in a fool'a paradlaa for a few months, maybe far a year or two. Then tha dimaaa may be so far advanced that K will taka a long, loaf tfme to oure—end H may even be that there can be no oure. About 80,000 people in the • cheat w hat DAN CURRIN, Indeptndtnt tearthoute opera­ tor o f Oxford, N. C„ haa tmoktd Luchiet for 20 yean. He eaye: "To me, Luckite taete better. I've even the m aken of Lucklee buy One, prime tobacco, you knowI" Here'e more evidence that Luckiee are a finer cigarette/ "A bout 1,600,000 persons with full-time Job* were working shorl houra-gcneratly three or four days-durhig the week ending May 14 because of slack work, material ehortagee, Jab turnover, and eimilar factore," the Bureau aaw, Tha Bureau has been devoting more attention to the number of hoiira worked eince recent critic­ isms. largely from labor unione that Ita total figure# on employ­ ment gave an artlflelally good Improealon because they concealed much Involuntary part-Uaw un­ employment. * v »- The Bureau count! as employed all persona working one hour or wore weekly for pay, preftt or family benefit. as Arm, to fully . ..... . �" >** towsaw Sty* Hanford Ifentld to D aH r T k m la I t r m t i h T * Pretaat I k P m n at the W w M i Ta N i l i l l « P n fltfM •f #r A a ir lc n to M u * V iM ttr flf fer V T O U JM E U U or.****J-e— F-sr / f # S s W W fil#•#>♦*• • » » t « » * » V r * f ..•> . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Griggs Of Cocoa To Be Stole Attorney fritte re d tlmndet showers in ufirmiitHi* otherwise |i a r I I y cloudy Mumigt, t li li i’ d.i) lir lit lt In iiimler air stinlha i*i|i*f li » im li > SAN PORI). H.OKIDA, WEDNESDAY JUNE 8. UM» K a U b t la h t i) 1008 THE W E A I H ER Armorial ed Prana U iiK d Wlra V i. 207. ~'ChambersSays Reds And WestjT aft A ccuses D em os H* Got Secrets BeginTo Settle!Of Playing Politics Ft o n 5 Places ®er*'n _J48Ue8!W ith L ab o rM easu re Junior High School (ir mi nates F o rm e r 43-Year-Old Lawyer Resigns P o s t In S t a t e Legislature To Take Position C u m m ie or T e lls 47 R e c e iv in g S t a le D e p a rtm e n t R a fte rs F ro n t H is s M V ' Y O R K . June 8 W lo ti.x n Q u m b ri* lc*lif,rd today at lb Alari H im perjury Inal that a in* .1 of five gnsrmmrtit sources b if ipplieif bim with document* re was j prr w ti Soviet spy T A LLA H A SSE E, June »— (/P>; Jg -Su i* Rep. Hobart E. G tig n of i v-bcoa wa» today appointed as­ sistant Matt altorntv in the Ninlh ! Judicial Circuit for Stminola and Brtvard rountiti, it wai announced by Governor Fuller Warren this moraine. The po«t h u been vacant tinea' the death of G ao i|t A. D r- , Collet of Sanford tevtral month) « | 0. The 4)-yrar-old lawyer and cilA> (rower reiifned at a member of lha Slate Route of Represent* livet from Brevard county early to day. The rttim ation wat accepted by Govarnor Warren without com riant. G r if|i wat a fin t term, member; of the H o u m . H it reiiination meant , that if hit teal it occupied in thi impending special itn io n ihert | r f iU have to be a tpecial election called by Governor Watren to choota a tuccenor. Brevard county hat one other rapreientativa. 0 .! L'. Burton of Eau Gallic. R u s s ia n s Show O p e r a t iv e Co- A t t it u d e — H o ffm a n In IC a s l-W e s t R o w O v e r T r a d e P a c ts ' P A R IS lour 8 t/l’r A Move- ; merit In nit nit liie deadlocked lie ! goti.ition> on lie, many and Hrilm 1 in ibr b.00 Power lu irig u Mini* ten' I .out. i| ir n lepoitrd gaining K liratlv..iv today In v.r.lrm m .lr . m i. louner. S e e k * i l i r i l t l l . i l S t l ik e s A t A K C C i it t* *.. I *l o - 3-Year Program To Assist Korea C A C h ie f Says P la n W o u ld Set N a tio n O n R e c o v e ry a>x«4ia « I e * .llit ); " S t n e . i i i l l ft I* P e t ‘. m i H V I t i i i i i e t i d o W AM II .i. It >\ ffi.tr iS ii.iit i I th if' ! I 'lit i I In.It* AC t Usral 1h it....... * .III ihr Spfule t a Iom i •itiinifi^ i -’I (4 »t ton |#ks11Ifi III I I k || All' III os l (Ire I lunun Ailllllln-h ill || ■ Kill iv. i#|ip il lit? I lie lepoil. tioni a le.polltlble ■ Vvrtlnit o lln iil. . aiur a* tiiiltiii l.,h I I . i liri t | |t lempoi.inlv withdrew liri |||.| Ir a n i 1 II. , »Jk ' rilt tfs’l i -l.l il.r W A S H IN G IO N Ion- 8 i/l*t I mm (lie m n le irm r lal.lr hi llie I 4lr ttir 1 ill lM,k i-4K| *..t-r .1 Afllff Oil' f inrmll Ai.l kill,lill,-I, tl.u I ’ .itl i. 1 |noL m.iiMr p.itai e 1, „l,l 1ri . if iln e .l on I liilllv* III I. uf It )ilu|io.ri| i lb,cr 1 itifii! * "ftiili.b l.iirtg l, S r n r la n i i flint lit.1 M til 4!■•1 . r. ll.r I*a•as Vra, " l illlr M il'll ill 1*1 t<» ur-l lim n lrIt In plane In annul ihr ml ml R.|iol.li. of K ••IF V III j i >i p*siiii ' Ibr tioveinriienl pioie.uloi, Assist- a I ali.n f'ailv lo lile iriu r at ttl.uk ,- tbe 1 iii * irai*.i Jit* make lltal ll.llloli « io ul Ial.an k III! am Li, S. Attornev Tlmmas F jiool. toil i>a. .. brdiile.t In letuin I Irl. Hr on II r Ad Cullililiilii'lii m ll.r I u I i'l Mmphy. I'tiam tirlv ir|ira|ed plr III 1*411. I.llll.ll IVIVv . o.r Hr 4.1. .. j led Oil Ir.liionliv t.rfoir Ilie* t ion r ‘ 11(11*1*11 lit'" ! vioo. statements tbai one of ibr Nun oi ll> llill.i wrrl.. tier till I -Mnlr t ill 1. hi. h ill-tf id h. 1'ineii.ii AM in* t nnimillrr mi Ptr liiu irri via* lulian Wa.lleigli, who *e111 >r..|iiN of die Tuingii Minis . r 0, ii, 4 ' . 1r ot . i.ul.i . 'tdciil 11111ti t lb * ir.ptr.t tm 1 1ill. Wolfed in tbe Stale D rpatlnirnl's! le i.' I ooli. >1 Ilol- lai In piodilie.l | || Il I *.| i( U lII tHMHUgl a Km c. ii tn m e n 41,i lot ■k. ni 4- * .,, l! Ii.vde aeifement* >rtt,uii. He .inf ullll 4 ir l Ilrin fill of wi.lelv vlivei tl- t 1 .. , • ibr vr.it •1 11,1114 lot, 1 II ill,1,411 l»ut .peiity tbe olbei vouirev. gem \ m r i and W r .iriu virv.. on %• % Iv 1 . 1, ', 1, l said "it i,i„i>U llixl'cs Uli irlt'C lie al«o relteral.il Unit he re | lemulu ilimi ul lirimaltv and tbe] I In-1st »> (0* Sri* »t •* 1 II •, i I f pmm ii.i 4 ic|,rl In 4ib>|il ■reive.i from III** ih r 47 original ........j ........ „|r ,|.al i . 1. .. ..,. 1.1 .1 IItr l iliOf department documents amt the . , , , Mi 1turn hi s ICipiC-t 1 tilth 1 T il.) paper' from wtilrh w eir made two ■ “ hnmi'ii.ilimi Im tl.ilm ...I 01*0* ,d ll.r Ad « .......... •liablU nii.tr . i.'lll (b ill irbet ; film vtrlp* Hiilimitle.l m r intern-. ' "d ri It..- |dui, now lrpoite.l lie II,d im ni d r iijif it but si 1e»»ri) i*li 1k1i 11 if'll I, 1 at I k I'l ks e ihf (Ilf ■by rtir government my *'*vti-i*lrit'*l, thr ttirr.* \Sr-lein if, t I).t ill.........fitted lli.il it . 10 -el b o ld ..a die 10.1*1 till I * I Chamber* said he spoke to f« r - 1.................. would -nk uitjouin till- M \K i winr 1 I Ml* jin n .tHsivtant .Heeietaty of Stale mein n( I In- i ihiuci I llieellliK fnl 4 l to .ell 'llttii Hlli V »I * l« | I ) Si slHllUt* , 1 If I'Stendrd fol Ib lii .i'.ilA ■ A Herle m Seplrmlier, IP.'tlt, leu-1 ttuee iiniMlh- A 11iiiilr.l num ific l " i l e ' w.ollit l.e lliiffuiiin 'uni 1I 0 (d in til .tiled It.I f I#e‘ lH'k'pJr ........ fi I ahum Hiss' allege,I Communist tiei ul 'p rciittry 41m Pttai *1» t II .. Ie*. I r.'fi t M l 'activities, ileelariitg: tleVht’ I S' liy Ills lYoliollll. <'oop. I III loll \d Vio | "1 told Mr Herle tliut A l«ci I 1111111-1■an.ui cun make 'I " | I MHltllM*'* leu I • 1, Smllli ei n un iiccii|ili'*l *1 i n Kill 1 II till gclv Midi p.'tol il . Olio , nilcallv , I'i niii 1In' Ho- mi ti.M pottioii in l i ........ Mi "T in liii-lc idip .11* ■ ■ oi I ’mleil Th# Board of County PommtaStale* poll,', loe.lld lioieu l- l " sionrra yeaterday accented the re­ esluldl'ii as .... . 4 lai' iMr u I A K IT AND. .lone H . I'l The milled, signation of 1.. P. Driskatl an •If go. •1iiiiie and " I'edeiul I '.lio* Miu k. tine Agiee t .fined superintendent of the County vi'telgn k uicii uni' pi'inlriii «»t ni I ' . . I I |,I| tn. nielli Ci.ininltlee- Imve lecolii- I fun Igll I'lUltlol 4lid " Ilglldi lol Route and Infirm ary and upon 1 me 4'tif l I * 1IM I l i i ' 01 I Hi W a s h i n g t o n , June m- g p i mended r.udinnlne federal ...nlt.it im’iiihershtp In itn Dimed N.i recommendaHen of CommUMoner ■ I ttrv Jiy IK..11 '.list Maiil.n d ' T ie Navy was frre today to pul O.. E . Fourakre, appointed T. W. ■ Plmlo liy Itaymmiil Studio th i effect Its plan for assuring of slil|>inelil- llilimghnilt the sum I lions," he went on Mil | ■ 11)i t at nghl lion on,i f H.. 1, Vafkvtr of teinffwood aa temporary * ............ us thay rerelve “ equality nf irtatm em and op met to pi event unregulated truck I ‘'Union Iwiwern llie llnllli mid till Ihr e.l On Frid . ay ...... morning at hi:tvu o'clock lh *_ 6tt g irls amt n:t tioys of Juniur High Hcliuol, will receive 'lin e •■mill uf 1he cnnntrv can in- a* tonirs kdwatd supftrfntendent, O. p. Herndon,] their dtplomes from E . True, principal. Th# graduation address will lie given liy tlir Hev II l„ pert unity' for all Its per*nnn*i iimveniem iitnlet the new gape,! 1. co&Btx. clerk, reported tkle morn-, Zimmerman, rector of (run-ole an. ractor n Holy Croat Episcopal Church, who will ha Introduced liy T \V l.awtou Tht j regardless of race, religion m l law. d Scotland, thieved on saitsfactoiv terms mily Ilsunllv Hie I'oiuinitlees' rnd-nf | if 1lie government and ccnruiinv "• si | Pill.1, , f-.ll . and 1 lines J f lf . following graduates ara pictured In front of the K lin o i: Mary (.mi roprlnut], Maty l.mi Howen, l.omae I *°v?.r* 1 •easoti regulations temaiii effe W tm.fff.'f. * f . 4 miaaiic n. tip Mr*. I M cA laian dar.Xaroi Beard, Janet B a iliff, Lucille N ormarnt, l.ucia (.off, A true* Smith, Norma Jean Kill**,!' * l» 4 i ■,iU.. y was approved yes ,.e i<laved j Nruitti. K^'ee . Iiit.’oine so cleailv all 0|'. llie I'l.tli live only ihrmiuh Ju ly ill Y e 'trt E . fUrtetiJ), "H ow are you men M a r/ Ja n e Engifeti, (hits Lee Richardson, Betty tla tlln , Dorla Jones, Kvetyu Portnn, Doiothv Hrldg.*, 41, 1 High* ! vly..mils and sound a' In Cold In. < ■ •‘V 'I'll, I 11, Petting on In the handllna of the Bobble Jean Bwaln, June Vance, Virginia Bridges, Beverly Renton, Ruth llaM y, I onise .lohn»*oi, Muiy lohnsm/1* M' ' " " ry “ f n " ^ ‘, | *l»V they provided .......... . .......r ] llie iiinple n| N n llh Korea Milt I II, I t .1.1 i, ' .................. , , ,, , ituln in furre ihrmigb Aug ill Poilnty Home and Infirm aryT " Ann flukur, P h y llii Shames, Constance Ouramt, M ary Carmichael, Martha June* Nettle Itmh Howen , iiit'ii i t--i inii'ii'. 1 lie in union ' I '.... I 1st t Ini’ I ** l l k l l t | al Ik , ' ,. « v I lint lime the personnel ..*' an ~ II. B ’nna told her tliat Caiolyti Rowland, Eileen Harnett, Simla Moore, K n th Kedenliaugh, lleveiiv (lin y, (.a il Hilling, H um . i The M V fillet ill* SCI lin’d Mil \ . fPopi f. Iittvinilnrihl, laidiw Kiel, Aliierta Hrewei, llielniu Kinai f Janh lined leeltiniatal lil, Hetty KiiiMid, hoi run He|iu|ilir as "a key out post the Board welcomed legitimate Coke Hoyle, Mabel W ard, Iona Mume, Jo an W rivflit. ■ |» s,ii 4I Si tot o Ann \lo.oe, Mtiiguiet Mnrrl'oli. ,.| demi.cincy in llie I ui I 4 1 crIHclfm hy cilliens, but pointed My* rs, Batty Patterson, Heverly Roger*, Ethel (lrl*n>r, Ann Huliorn,i, JJo ........... ... - .................*.......... ul' ri •11 t I 1m» 1 fi*Ui km new ii'jiMiti mil 11. 1.il c l Im Ii. In f (Inti 1to out that the matter bad been run­ Dorothy Johnson, Alice Brown, lim a Hronson, l.oulse (Ireeue, Violet Spivey. Mary Ellralieili I I .... . Mm Hirer srmed lervices. The Alt \ . «f n hm I riii I'liluilllMcriiieu 'aid u|ieulv tl.n Hetty Olhlis, Hnatrlce Hrovvn, M yrtle llitidy, Elolse Hellion. Nancy Jo t'm ikuright .Mai y i.on McDonnell. I i V pinyiuiii *‘illie uiilv i.on. ning along for ebrntt raven months force plan wu- approved last - I I M, , i 1u*t* ant wt-i. it. <It.*1 I., lil. i k Intel I ii. Klliislieth (jiiocli, Gloria rolllns, Muiv Ann W ilke, V irg in ia I'rehn, Irene M ini. Iluiliara Elym , I onlu no. in-...'| I Itn Ili liol.il. pi "ninth, but J.diti-oii 'aid he tinned end Rtiggested that future com­ ' * • 1 k i . , i fiN f f f,» ,1. •11■11iii**ii ul iiniva-hed, uiigiu.l. i l.ennaid, Chester Johnson, Thomas Andes, Jack Dukes, .lack I'r lly , Marvin W lig ht, I I .... . Ituod.Nv plaint# about any person con­ l.'Uli 4 plnpn-ul "iibinltled lev Ibe Mi ni* \l« 11 ■1 * « 4! F | 4 W illiuio l ee, I Immii* Vimv arid u krd for a new oiir Mill lllt-l/l'll 11.III liv lllllk U le.w Vioiind M o m ......... ol m. nected with the home nr Infirm ary Charles Crews, Kitvvlu Tlkoli, Wesley lluiml. David Van Ness, Paul McTeei 1 <1•ti m I in* allowed Miulri tale law III! I 40 rll.ll llUII.IMHI 4.Krd Mihmitted ill writing with sup. «»>*"• lewkeU, Forrest Lee Duio.Id Pa rllli, Dllhvorll. H lieffM il, lle.ov <md.ll, W jlllam 1 \ .* * ■ lol K o l. .1 l.v tune I'll In writing with supIII “ tt. f l A • 1 *f* l 11 !e Mihmitted lum uies oi.lv foi malm liv 11, ^>„erl*n» a ffU au lt* IteNttU Wilson, Ill'll Iliv e r 4 , Iru n klm .M'Oldiy, Ceol ge Haidcli, A u loe) Dmm. H yde M lllei, MiOOue llie Navy policy .ays; 1 orting affidavits. ..... id I.- o . .1 Im lei nil Mi,»» » Vls.iiMUlTi * [led ii hi 11 On _ . motion «» rnmmlaalnnar 1 Pearce, Hpaitcer lla tily , Hol.eit While, lllcliard Hull, Samn.’l Jacoiison, llernv Mvl uolin. Ill, T erry t'ni I I seulluut < • tilt t*HH«r I'lfut “All per-oiinel will be ridiMed motion of rntnmlnsioner .1 11 Mu«* Die lUUlkrllMg ugieeiueul Im F. Meerietiahd saenndad he Pom dell, John Auiann, Gene Wilkinson, llarvey W ilkin son, Thomas Minor, Jo e n.ii. lnsmi, M elvj o I'le l'. ii. i •I a|i|jololed, ti allied, uilvaoced ur i.l* v 1 n f ‘ I m * V flu |tuWet in n -bl|iriieul * wiHim b I, rind,I *kaJ Roar.i Hydney Chase, Michael Rotuiidu, Chesiei Harper, P a u l Gresham, Phil III. Skate- Alvin tliidsoug. t.lu a id 1 1..moled, a-sigued to duly amt 1lie >-1ule I Ui the iilbei I I I, | hy ( | U* VII’ •1 Vt Ml liuii.l ( h i i r l r s ( ’, K im / , vniad rkat IK . a lin li' i1* n . f r. Watkins, Hanks Register. Robert Hakei, Hayni.mil Y a te s, Reuben Bedenbaugli, W illiam t'latk, J'lulhi' W'lmllil'leird lo all respects.with s I. M, I Ml" Whit slri trucker- cnmi.ii uff.u.l In violut* K I. l i c ! l ! Mam. . a , i 1Boyd. Cecil Sheppard, Gerald Jones. Hol.erl M orris, W illiam Lilly, Ronald Hiooks, Deibeii Abnev A ■ot regard rare, color, religion . hu I M il •• ll. t «l 1*I -*4I n fii'1 ta u u f to in* l onnty Home arm u (Ji|1||| j T Alford, Calvin W riglu, It .b.ri Durand, Itaviimnd Cobb, and Hogb Walter* lilt federal law mi in lr 'ila t e *t,l|i *0 national origin. In firm ary he definitely closed. The mil him .■ 1i l l 1 II 4l.li|i melilN "In tbe ntill/atinn nf housing rsanon advanced hy Mr. McClel • e- In II 1, Ifiiiil# '. Id l. l . Kim ;, 11.. 1» h il l The truck •lu|i|>llig |i|ovi-'i'ii me*s|ng. Iieriblng and v|ther facd land for this motion wan that ‘ . i.l )• 1 n i l ' .* I 4 t il ri wa« added to llie law a- a coin hi* ictiTUtl vaI mi lln|iiFfif|s v 1* i 1#1 .lies, im ipectnl nr unusual phin committee of County CommissionIs giuillisv umeuilment uftri lirluc ^uiifonl 1tl »*it of a !it|to1V n llif i In 1 ." ii' will be inaile fur the acruoio era and nf rlH irn s had made lie jiil In 111- 1> • t.a* tl hi'I 4 l.ille ily ili'im teil itunug llie ie I m J iiv •)fIf-MiMkiii uf til* hnlln* id •141(usi of any tnlimrlly race " ^ o tn jjla t* Investigation of the mat M. w tin r to* It toil hr Hi i * e•I. Il n 14im* e l i e* 1 i tl Al cent legislative *e "i.u i Official- would not say w ho tin ___ determined that lha romM4 ■ I a t ’ * V I 1 .11 1.. |.r T l« ‘I i Regiilaiimi* rrcnmtufiiilril tn 1tie m e ih ilvit nftif .hoieh ’i f fn t tins mean- an rml In segregallun plktkta were unfounded and had so ffr t ■'MlUAfkl 11v ( hr Hhli’G *1m I in* 1sr if 41* a1 i I Mr I r. 4.1 culiiliiltlee* veslerday would *1 •f negroes. renorted this to the Board on May fi.e* hln’i-' I»*¥*-11*-14I r11 ,11 Mai M.<<; <1 11 flillMiir it Dk F tae * The pulley applies to the M anor 18, IO N A N G U .LS, June 8 —(/I*)- It will be s lour wedding among I"* m.k k'tin t ti ne tIII » .♦ I nun il i l \ 1*• f*»i \|i li m. * 1 orp* as well as the Navy Dtia tn coni Inur'd Illness, a four I I l.e S . I.r -I. u I* Is. I- I ..*••*•» 1iiiiiilirin ( tblruma mange blntsoini fot i l.nidi's Giivciuin. A t l m i H t t l T t t ken* hi-ftaf Sun.| ik in Ihi* Mt lnl It In Ills mcinorandiun dltrciing K i r d i e r I 4 lllillll||«»| la fa rugf month* leave of ahtanct was i'rrvf 1 |l;«|»t«kI I ’lninh vMfh Ih f Rev I rue Army lu submit a new plan, granted to Mrs, Franca. McDon- ] G o v e r n m e n t H as N o I ,, C“ T 'n F,ul! " .. ....... . 1 lhiQlwroMil :iiiil ihr Nr\ I R M e t h o d i s t C o n f e m i i v ga) county nurse. v i u v c i l l l l i c i i i r is ia ''t * 1) |i|ur eyrrl, blond |.u» Angeles lo n alilr, was announced veulruOy In lohnson said considerable pin •iL ‘ * - . 1111111dn t.rficiiifiii^ Bin litl via in K i i i n n \ i ( i IV P l a c e F o r N e w f i m r n , liri timtbcr. Mis. W eld I ’luiikrtt Ttir wedding will be lit Westwood C1e*s has been made by the ground The aum of fUnit was advanced ih* M*lriln*h (Vm rfriiv The Rev W illiam Edward Kli forces in recent years toward to Dr. Frank Quid man to ra rry , I* lla lt e if Ml1 K 00/ YU|N fit *r ii in 111*11Itill* k V V a t i ' i C o lu m n is t A s s e rts Ch,,Mh ,,n#~ iiilmiltcd Saluidav •tiding segregation He said llie rh rr, who th* alaria and Im srt spraying on ih p m inBiana tillill 1141\ l1?. IHVfk mill all nie 111 ill I.akelaml to the Florida Meib problem "in of greater magnitude ram. This makes 11.600 which program. -----jt will Lk Warren*** third marI I**r lil to in It**.11 Mi wu* 11 v*■I •*1ii 1• \ cm ** » f l i t * .s I k , t i In rui p iip i I 111 the Artnv than In either liie odist (’nnfereiii'c. hai been m> ^ i s Board haa hai paid for Its share T A l I.A H A SSE F. Iitne 8 —4/1*) I nag** and the first for Miss ManR'liMRlIlh mu,' him 1 t ml .mall Navy ur A ir Force." Iiolnled In *erve Methndlsl churcli 1 f ihr Spuiihh Ann*rlrun Wui iii’t rb, declared Mr. Ham* — Al en Mortis, Tallahassee tmli . ring. 8*1. ^ Jf Jh * work, I A fs « . klfti* Hit ttk. ill* wd l , — -------------en In the Enterprise area. Tliem 1 niHiihri nf ih* Knkirht T* ii>f*l " hMlI.llllK (CM tlnaed fm 8|«) 'Ui* »ki»* Frill .61 If '.-li'.'K HUS c,n ,. ftis lc s ii* A n d A n r ln u rl'es ImTude the Stafford Menioiml nf rln* Sunfnrd Murniiir l.fulvr M» rivrik his rkniith us ^opririiiliinl Him itmh' VI liri 11 f 11**flir M H H t r j \ n o 7 \ n o t * H 1 0 rhlirphi ............ ... ov t.-s.-Kfire* J ernor W atren ins resignation #s « t alifornia Governor E a rl W a r - .m ■« ... . A ~ , Fnl iif l)tr Smitlav H4*htmk fm I I Ilie* hrI f| *•s || 'lii- ' i, iniit liie member of the Sla t* Advertising , r*ti. was here on a cltru* l n s p » c - j F « l l e |t|||* M m u e 1*4*11(1 D r L O I1 C I t t V P during the |<h «I year, tbe Entei vrm * vt*Ih I lli* HIn al. ui llicrv miles nrlxe Harneti Memorial (Tmrcli ni Commission “ beraiii* I liave lieetiltlun tour. attended Ills inau-l * « I I h O 1 U l IT IIIIv a ------W hllr ill Slilifm il oh U huslnriN -♦Kli nf rkiri nt i.r<* i i lir i lr land j . , llie Methodi*! Home and tbe convinced that a wnikina news-. scnrniInn In Florida last January, /•*,. * ■ ElllM .il. H iker and Oliver Andes r||((rph „ f n*teen. lri|» nil Mm MO Ilr s n f f r i il ii flight, av convinced that a woising new. |ov# „ f|r„ ilg hl when th* 11 ;■ Ho , l" il H,is atiein-mi nave hern named us delegates to R K( , h <fMw ............. In the paperman cannot paiticipat* ac- (.u|||l|<, Progres# is reported lira 11 allui'k, ami was Iifi■11k f p, rly jiM Hip. D i f i c u s s i o n s h r u in epreseid the Remlnnle C hanter of rlmrr|| Bm, ,.lvlr W)irk (|)lrl|1K Iv# nf the Florida p ’ i-ll t" br sp ica j hi* holm* in Mi'lnfohh on A m Mil tin* flic t. as membership lively in the government. lum ber, Miss Manning said. III*’ over a ii r,r 41 ra s.n.tii uf lion, which, itinl (Mtifimil in tint I n P h i l a d e l p h i a ' " S s E S * K S , 0 The action cent* after the OrThat was on a flnnday night at sacretarvt..w II ssid 'C 5iR* *Jr, p ft' Dawsm leiWiNfiL aarsnsgif lU s tts s s S On r* « * Sl*i iCuattaaeg On rage Tree) ■• called a, it mi u ,.tr*aaurer. *lhaa startkd off with u M o te l O n Ju n e 13 A IIL M I N TO M E E T I I ll.'IIU'll 0|| Bbahl.** if. H, W ight is president ■i i i i i i . ii. ipirnch a I t.T IN A IR E O R I’E BA.HI . Hit n'clui'k Ibis *prvfif as hn pantur io, I.,.-,,. < ,v,„ !•■#• attmnter hr "ervril pi of the group, little K td’i Over ‘IDO lilgh-tank flic III an a ■on.,I'll.’ ill II .Oil uf W ASH IN G TO N , lour 8 I/i'i Z n ,:^ Farm er V rm .; w ill!o f " " I lie Hhop The annual meeting In May waa lag Alt Force nfflccis began » ilia ■icnim.,1 a “ grand sucresa. Mr. Dawson urntument cunference, i * * r . '. ' . 7 * .... ... ................ ! ventlon. They also plan lo altand (iA M t lf lltl N S IS l i l t T the 11 S. .Slerl Cnnt lias .ivtecil declared, and moat of the nld tor. He will ntiive will, his family here Indav i 1the national convention, I'A M I’A. Iiirir M i Jo T , npa mambcHhlpa were renewed and (t'a a lta u M On gaga Two) tn Enterprise next week. The k i »mj* will tllirusf Alt J many new onas ara now on the Mrs. Klrcher anniiiiiicrd tills Force bollllis and weapons, and (,, I nlii'e fm,ml mi in,ac,‘mintnt for booka, morning that she will rontlntie to iimrrow will see a llvr auiiiiuni inmali* tn Mo'ii mil lu sr in la y, By BAM DAWSON serve a# secretary nf lha Hrtnlnnle Unit driitniis•rnttost «>f them A It fit- was piuntplly rvtclrd riir im wanic'i prisoner was a County Tuberculosis and Health I’l. ibe world's largrsi bomber, N E W Y O R K , Ju n * fl— (/P>— M sny industrial leadars are pulling I,uli) alligator, aim,,I right inch** i Association until fall, will take pari in the eahtbillon ■real stock in the economic cushions we have piled up this time to long an,I plenty Dishy mice be break Ike fall from the business ladder. * .a- taken nut nf llie gallon can in which lie ha,i Ids trm parary Moat expect the slump to get worse, and, certainly, most of the luiliiniite home rigns bear them out in this. The stock market, at a two-year low, show* 81ayta*tii- ■ Hy T .F N E H a N O S A K E B rim gato, was scutenetd to what W all Street expects fo r*-----------------------------BF.VEH hY H IL L S , Calif.. June 8~< to)-W aa» to buy Anna Baiserve an tmlrle, mtiiate period in ***** T*B«. ___ money for reaaje rather thus nan, ler’a old parlor chair? Van Johnmn'i iix hand-painted bear mugi? Or e pari; pond tits, hete. t b liber* u l mi ihr v, lin o . SUltd ul 4 oxtli day HI Ibr Icdrial ciniH lri.il of ibe fnimct lugli Slate P rp jiiu triil of fin al whom be 4, lli.es id llli'hlllR sc irl stair pepeti l ruin ir-litre* i examination by , Commission Okays R e s i g n a t i o n Of pm ntyH om e Head Committees Seek (Navy ftiven Free Kxtended Federal < Control Of Fruit Hand To Abolish Discrimination Dr. Irnnsiilc (av*‘S Iul t*iim* 'SliOvv' Al School l)h‘s In IMrlnloNli Morris Resigns 1Governor Fuller Warren To Marry As Member Of Barbara Manning In California Ad Commission Fin ProirreM Reported • By Cattle Group Lewis, U. S. Steel 1, ::'r;rLrw:,V.rKS'ii™'Approve Contract Rim M"*im«i.t. io<i., A im i|is . A **; 1 S Industrialists Put Stock In ‘Piled Up’ Economic Cushions Moviedom Plans “ White Elephant" Auction For Benefit Of Hoepitai _ .* ?* i •* *n ,h ,t « r ll* r alump. Emma Jane Robbins Will Deliver Valedictory Graduation Address lha engraved ailver box, on a nrrk-rhain. in which Joan Laelia'i grandI t Mils lim s iRAiils tin t ths ilnrop J stofk msfkst dsbt. h u iu m fltock market debt, hug. I nolhrr carried her “ mad money") 1? lt? A a * l t h e r as » h a r p a s the [ |t>w ,, trivial today. Stock price* Miss Emma Jane Robbins, honor student, will give the valedictory These and hundred* oi other item* w ill be auctioned Ju n e 11-16 in In 1M 0-.S1 o r a e d M p a n d p r o - j,B W dropped dlKouragtngly, but iiddtess al the graduation exercise* of the 60 hoys and 68 gitls of Semi­ aa that which followed the from no such dissy height H i 10 in moviedom*# moat glainnrmts*' ■ — ---nole High School Friday night at H 15 o'clock at the high ulm ol audi­ break 7w t apeeulallon In | husband. - —r — . M l e“ ,# has l>##n unimportant, Tht ■to-ta Mm# Jftta Ymtng drummed ttn the awOther donation* rnngo from torium. The salutatory address will be Riven hv lane Whilner. A novel stage selling for the pmgiam is being developed hy the I up in iR m j for the benefit of fit. Annas hams to talavRIon **U and costly * .—i. " '. B m *>°> Md 1 “,,wpub,l*, 'vx*^ ,#d *re k'waye Ihoee w h oiin nv*r-est*nded market, Unmarried „ own,. Auctioneer Roy J . Golden- high school art clasa, and mn* •--------------------------- — !berglhlnk> thew holedl*play,pre- trasta the covered wagons nf the wagon" and from the other aid* N-tardap. 1. wo?th |M.- 1849 gold rush period with the of th* stag* w ill emerge from a helrlmims, ooo rocket-plane, automobile • n it "streamlined tra in " and will go •fi B a y M llland’a a ll Rratillan Hedy Lam arr contributed a streamline train traniportatlm i of to their seat* for lha Clast. Song. s*sr, the N ril«n *l Cfty Bank of M hor coffee ipoone. Irene Dunne ,,m i raod]*atlek, W illiam Powell 1949. Snpt. T. W . Lawton will award Aa aoon a* the Senior* receive honora to student*. Mr*. Francis m*» from Principal Harman ■ E. Bolt w ill prasant th* D.A.R. Morris, they w ill make thalr history mridal. Judge Douglai exit Into a replica of th* “ co w ed (Cealleae* 0 * Fage Twek j l2 5 ;ftr,,**v **0,pl’** *or It.jart etsa’I happen. Thle time, AUo ^ bualiteee and indlrM* t | Mother#. • their thrir hope# nonet on •■thoaeiu... iiwaot uni* .are they hamt_ . . ____ mueh better off foe much bettor off for — SJSSfi Mtm nftoctlT* ate th ey r|eMh. c*sh and enah look of fam ily q y w SB! , a - r t M , a e “ijr'gS-fes*.: * yaiWiete li ,i. ■ s-OJU _ L - _ T H F VV F V T H F H J A C K DON V 11.1 T . June S T A T IO N H IG H Birmingham im B ro w n svllli ni Cincinnati Memiihls New Orlsans 90 Phoenix 93 Raleigh 91 Seattle 72 Bhrevepnrt 92 Jacksunvilla 92 Miam i 19 Orlando 96 Tallahassea 93 ----kin 8~ (/Pi in w 66 78 62 68 67 70 63 49 63 74 71 68 ee �WEDNESDAY JUNE 8, l f l l THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford, St. Augustine Play Here Tonight Qiants Defeat Saints In 5 To 1 Contest; Dog Racing Opens Locals To Invade Tonight At Oval; Palatka Tomorrow In Volusia County AugustaTigers Nip Greenville S p i n s In Dual Attraction RT. A I M U S T I N K , Ju n e » (fipucl*l)— The Knnfurd (Hants de­ (Sp ecialI — All road* lead to the feated the St. AiiffiiHtlnc Saints Voimln County Kennel Club Inhern hint night fi t» 1 a* rlfrtit* night where the Itinugiiral Handi­ hander Ja r k finback of (he Giants cap will highlight the ten-rare chalked up hi* sixth victory of .program that mink* the opening the PSI< campaign. I uf the ItO-night race meet at FlorRnnfnrd and St. Augustine re-1 |,|„ '* newest dog Ir-cM. Light of turn to the Municipal Park In the country'* heat greyhound* Sanford fm the scrnnd game of will compete In tin* spued cla**lc the aerie* tonight, and it j* likely and the setup tin* ju*t ta-eu anthat Manauer Hal (iruher will nnUMceil hy „ Haring Secretary Meraeild either Hen W llhur nr L a rry ,||| \ W ls Harry to the hill In fare Manager The race* will start ol I f» Prank I'iet’a Ancient C ity.cro w . o'clock, and the Inaugural will Thursday the tiiant* move tn be the ninth race, Owner of the Palatka and Prtilny night the two winning dog will iire c lv e a huge team* meet In Sanford. Hanford n ip and an added purse of (filHt. play* In Daytona llearh Saturday Cainway, wlimei u f the night amt the tininta and the In­ limugural here last year I* a lander* tangle In the Celery C ity favorite. Poverty Pride I* another In a Sunday afternoon affa ir. veteran of the 'IH Iniiiigiital. He Hanford henofittrd la*t night hy finished third. Missouri Dasher, timely hitting, a* the Giants and winner of the Nursery Slnkc ai the Saint* each rapped nut nine West Mugler, w a s I In- fiisi KO-y htnw*. The difference allowed up in hound on Hint trark to chalk up the nuinlier of men left nil the five coiiseciitive vicloile* last *ark*. Sanford left four and St. wllitei. M ary Teresa, lllvei's Aiiguntlne had ten *tronded. Kdge, Dolphin, Knrlfia'k and lion All error liy Marklaiid In the esl Reward were shining llglil* second Inning allowed Sanfurd to III irrent schuiillng tesls. i More the flr*t run given up by From Wednesday until Sept 'JO i Righthander Jim Hrnr* in lid inn­ ing*. The C I h ii I x swked nut three ten inrfH w ill he ran nightly, ex­ blow*, good for three runa In the cept Suiulay, ruin or shine. Dally third. The third inning iiprlwitig dmihle tlcketa will lie sold on Hie first and second races. Ipiliiela* Iced the contest fin the Ufant*. Meanwhile only half a game nil all race*. Minor* are not per iieparated (lalne*ville and Daylong in It ted to alteiui. n r * « H a r e f l / l « MM* Beach In the league Rtanding* ( M r . I If »l r l l s l l r ll.» a b l e I after Daytona lleach whipped the K.l J u n i o r , Hfui.lv M o w e r, M* • Gainesville O-Men, 6-1, ln*t night H o n o r . I ' r o i n o l l o i i , H iin is h l'|> Delurnd whitewashed Lee*hiirg, Vl.i-.lt Ilf,II. l i n e H k lo . Ur,,-vi , H s l Sail H a v e f l ' I S I h Wile 8-0; the wlnnrr* improving their Ry AHHOCTa ^ V U PR BH d ll.aa t H alf llallriro a b le r first division *tatu*. Palatka de­ I t, i l . . r Nil'll. Ho ot, II ,lllllle I I ,,0 I feated Orlando, 7-6, A n n '* l.i.flv. Ill , l.v L a y , M il l l l u s li. I i i a h f .i i a l l Lon Devil'* four-hit pllclilng I in v 11„ i„1, N e v e r K re l New York-.the National Lea a r a H a r e I W I m b Wile pulle'd Daytona lleach up on the H, ,,|,e. I'e|i|,e i I'ull. T l i s i - r t l o i o , gnu's Mexlran Jumper;' seeking heels of Oalne*vl|le. lie he*trd l i v e l i v e l l ln e * . K i l s k e y . I ' a t l * . j leinslalemeiit were advised hy Me I Piesideut Kuril Frlek to get d e a r M yrll Hoag, who ullnwed the In­ l > i , n T r l , h. H il l l i b H a v e f t / I U I b Wile , lander* Just five Idt*. hut dldn’l H eel ful, H lio r l l l l * Ik e . M en,, . alien first from any other existing get a* good support. Ou* Monlul- M a m * . T o m 's f 'o n i o m l n l 'l . V i l a 1 contract*, nano gol two of the Daytona Vila *>t I m iiiumc . I n n , , .Ixit*. T i l , | New York--,Max Lanier said Kt. ; Beach hit* and drove In a pair of b y I l e a l Louis Cards had refused in release Alb M a r * B / l U l h Mile run*. him m make what lie considered Mine l iv e , J i f f y .l ei , l l l l e t l In o e Haoul Vlllamea .dull out Lee*- H ill, la y . I’r o f e s s o r ' ‘ I. t i n r n . lv satisfactory contract offer; alar hurg with five hit*. H I* DiiLand H|,lr I I . J e r r y Kly. I l o l t ' n r a o pitcher lidded "next move la up * l b H a r e A llllb Wile Red Hat mate* Jumped ou Whitev In elelen l, t i l r l y Ne, k, I ' l o o l o to them, Kopuky for *1* run* In the fifth I ' e l e . r l r l l e * m l l l r * v y . l ' « e « H i l l RACIN G Inning and roa*ted In. i ’h IH om r *•• ret. I i r n l o y H lisa er | New Ynrk--Four Jockeys well* Palatka did It* scoring early, spilled In stretch run of last race lrU*tlng 1‘ancho Perea off tlm hill at Kduiout Park lull only one, fnr Orlando In the third Inning. Lee Harris, taken to hospital for By that lime *lx Azalea run* had precautionary x-rays. Mured and Kd Nnivlga'x tight re­ Htuuton, Del.--Hash Night (S<hlief hurling waa wanted. Orlando rallied fur three run* In the ninth; but Juhn Burskl relieved liny Balgadu and waved the game for Nati(JUPffl Mm*’' , a « * From The SIDELINES Cloth cut on I ha hiss ha* itrelch, make* that* Q IW IE S Strorl* maalef* of "glva-and-taka.” Thny'rn patented, hava a eeamleso, roomy anil. Choice ot Boier or Gripper-front. Smart, modarn stripe*, aolid colon and whitM —all fast to laundering, San forIred. Valuta worth shopping lor. Jtlt woo Delaware Pa rk ’s Kemiett SipiHie Purae, roniiliig mile and h sixteenth in 1:41 2 /6. IImlnn- Suffolk liowns' .'Ill-day spring tneeling ended with daily lieltlug average of fHli'i.JilO, or lill.O lIJ under average of a year ago Chicago--Alsali's Hoy (fh ,211J and Volcanic If C l.jo i woo (he two featmed eveuls oo the l.illi-olii Fleldsal-W ashington Pork card. TKN N IH lailidoii-liarduai Midloy, Miami; Karl Codicil, Han Francisco, and Mrs. Patricia Canning Todd. I.a Jo lla, Calif., won lliatr second loimd singles unit flic.* in Ihe Kent County Lawn Tennis ChampionklllpS ItlrmiiighHiii, Kiigland Mrs. Margaret Oalailne do Pont and Louise Itroiigh, American stars, gullied Ihe semifinal imiiul of llm Mlrmltighaiu Lawn Tennis Tomnay. viikla. His next ’ in the lake*. On May H) 10.00(1 a hall, which ; were released, on May JO, H.OOd esi* tram Hem- i were released, on May .‘10 7,000 i seldom l*‘e f." were released and on June I an• Sam Demina other 7,000 were released. Six I eon ■'llii" m il*!* in Seminole County Lakes have been League, and re-*tnrked this year, according to e trouble than Algle Speer, president of Ihu a s ­ sociation. Since the Sunrlseem ’* r a pinch-liltter Association was started In 11*45. Hay Suit went ^I J.IHMI small luiss ,, .ve la-t-n |„.i lilele the game "Ot in Seminole County, noil well over 100.000 fingerllog liream have Hortsi'hy had lW‘o released These fish are aid,-itli the Cardl- "<K in making Seminole Comity him from Ihe "O” of the tiest fishing location* ml hIhiizii with bi the stale vhlelt were onAnd speaking of fl*hlng, Flmlolll was Ihe ida visili.rs are liuvlug the time ird* pulled to of their lives deep *ea fishing off a half of the *he roast of the statu. There nave li, been a number of large catches re­ us got H) hits, ported recently. Last week a 710 d heller luck pound sawfish was caught near I picked up six F o rt Myers, and a Dm pound Indian* i allied shark was raughl the same day eu counter* In near Tampa. Hlues. has* r —• for two in the sheep head are running I ii thu Cardinal* had water* along the s m s Ir h w o , f a lead. I Daytona Heach and Cocoa. Maken ol fine underwear and tpertswear nian-ntir s n o n r a Headquarters for Hanes J. M. G A RRETTS A Cur. I hI. S an fu rd Avc, THEYRf OFFJ* FIRST RACE 8:15 P.M See The World’s Fastest Dogs In Action S ★ ★ ★ INAUGURAL FIELD ★ ★ ★ Honeet Reward ». Peverty Prtda I. BlUawurt Daahar T. Manr Ter. R’a Catoway 4, Kartraak «. R lm 'a ltd I* B. Itolyhto i t SOUVENIRS i f y Double 1st and 2nd Racee-Q ulnielaa Every I Acres of Free Paved, Patrolled, Parking Space BlfOAH ROY WIN1 BEDFORD, Mau., Jum t— Butar Ray Roblneoti, | RACKS If ’ b i s sr Sblss ' * ^ • o m o uadR atiiKontv or tot eoca-eota «oo k w ew iw lk m u a nut a COCA-COLA U M w e to n mu u n d e r s h ir t s COWAN’S America’s Most Reauti ful Greyhound Track W • • CHILDREN'S SLEEPERS Headquarters for Hanes' YKHTKR D A Y'S HTAHH AHHOCIATKD PBB8H Stan Mualal, Card*. Rocked his 10th and I Ith homers of the seaoli and drove home all Card runs J L Lunin H-0 triumph over New York. H arry Hrecheen, Cerda. Blanked giant* on five hit* In pltchlhg It , Louie Ln It-(I victory, hie flret ahutout of the senifnn * r h ie f s W ulerlm ry, Conn.••W illie Pen waa matched to defend hi* world feather-weight title iignlimt Kddle Cmnpo of New Hnven In the Wntrrhury'a Municipal Htadlum July'' It’s a Pleasure To Say 4Just Five Cents’ , A ik/o( it iithtr way,., heth tr+h-merh mHm the urnt thing, • KM ltteit SHORT SHIRTS G KN F.KA L Herb Mrlrf'od li d Palalka with a triple, doidile and single In five trips. Olen Varner'* homer waa tlm big one fm Orlando. ab COMMENTS I HV A R T Il im H K C K W IT M , J R HernM Sport* Kdltor Sports In Brief aANPIIHM Hanes 4^, new bias-cut shorts I give as you sit | XACING �f "nw^qCpi1W W ttlNfcSDAY JUNE 8, 194# M ’t f ' h’l'f' 4-*-.*•' f y ^ o' ^ r r V V’'W A * rir-ft r y * # ,> f Tr'frVF^- T*'-■'•■■’ r t r rt^t^Tt rrt tt rt t " C V t f * ftr r r r t t 4 § i r • r *■n r r r r t r r r f f *■* > * * PAGE ITVE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA J ^ " .J IB!» M. ! . ■_■M --------_— ________ ! S O V IE T S M A K E S E l l . S K I N I R A ti T H I E F H A U L E D newrpnpei “ He pill'I nine du SuilSH O ES B A N G K O K —I/Pi In the mom Oucst", Mel at who w vnir the M O SCO W -lfP> The luodlicclolhing of n Meilievul pilgrim and atives of a liualnesa and nimle off carrier a long staff, hopes to cover mg, I wo men posed as represent- tlmi uf ‘stylish shoes" fiimi seal more than S.IMMI miles m! the rate illegally with LOW gunny bags skills has started heie. The Inof 32mlles a day. He raya he la valued at $425 from ('hop Seng boiatotv of Ihe Central Scientific, Resenrch Institute niaile Ihe anmaking Ihe pilgrimage for world Hong Lre That same afternoon, the 'lim e '•nueement. pence ami to advocate release of all imprisoned bishops amt p-ieat*. bags to ihe same Chop Seng Hong two men tried In sell the same 1 P O L IS H E M P L O Y M E N T H IS E S Lee. The ownet lecognued his own | W A RSA W , Pol.... I—nl’)— PolO p to m e tris t hah employment figm er have hit pinpcrty and called police. One IN I'O I'H T " V Till-; n i l NTV the nil-lime record of 10,534,000 j *>f Ihe awindleir was captured. JI'llU i:. HCMINIil.K r i l l NTV. II.I Magnulla Are. Phinir ">I2 HTATi: UK K l.uU tl'A IN I'll.' persons. Employment in stnte in *« __ diirlries rust* from 1.Still,000 Ini HATH III re Ihl* Kst.llr nt June, 11*411 to 2.70S.HOO in Ju n e ,' ____ ____ Kl>.retire TI. mimh* llni.ty HUH. Workers m farm industries .. „ m i w i i s a i .k. llriTMartl vh tu 'i: ih Hl'lil-SUV OlVKN TO A1.1. W ill HI IT MAT i 'i in mimliereil 174,1*1*1* in 11*1(1 and CKIIN •JllH.000 in IS IS I th.it imraiiant l» Final I” — D R IV K - IN — ' I . I..11-r 1-tl on Mis .'“ III dav of May. N ellie lr helel.> itl.eit llmt \ it I 1 I ' I ‘.1IS, in iluii curtail! ertiiru SlnlH II pHVlr (lint tier flti.il ,*■ in W a ll P a p e r - I'n ln t u r l n r K x r r u i r l s ..( m e ,,i P O L IC E ON I H E H O N E Y M O O N I I't-mlliiu til Mis I'lrenlt **«nrl. ,iml fur Sumliiolu Cnimljr, F\**r*1\1?* In r e n e e T l i n m r . Ilrm ly. ile re ii..il I'nliilrr. nml hNnutri P A R IS id’. The newspaper h> I'tiHiirrry. In*rrlii III I. »' . ( l u l l r i l e (Ill'll h e i | i e l l t l e l l (n l l l l t i l ttia n . flANFOIItl AVKN IMF ' i l l r i ' l m r a e , u n i t Mini „ h e , » III "Esp u lr de N ice" (ells how a M llllt .W nml M A IIT IIA I. Ml ll* U.\Y, hi* xvHo. »ir*’ Pliiliitlffn* I n t h e l l n l i n r n l i l e II I *i.ll III I. Si i'll near llrest, were rudely dsilurlied il II |«»NAt»DF*i*N. ii till l.<*l IHL ■Iriini. I ' l i i m l y J m l g r u f S e m i n , .1* buney muon emiple al Sainl-Mnrc, r |ti»NAl.l»Hl*N, hl« « lf«*. Kill**» , fm inly. Kinrhiu. un ihe nth .t.,, K U A St’KH i n( July. I'll!', fur u|i|imviil n( bv police who broke open their A ,XH»ltTt»N iiid I Mt h it i iN, hU wlf*’. urn* tluf »‘iiilrtl»t*». mill fur r I mi I itlntuirHee t!. eillrlK iif the eelnte uf K1 in-in e dour and dashed in w ill) tommy- tin- umliTNlKtHMl, .i" Hpnlijl Mh f will ullhln th*' l»‘gi*l Thuniiir I Kril.ly, llreeitreil, mi . H it. guns. Apologies followed- I* seem­ in sth day uf June, lata ed tlmt in pulling out the light, nf null* mi Miimlnx Ihi" It It il**y '*■ July. A I* !!»•!» offrr f«r «•**»«» Hl»‘l VI Hi II Nt A II MAVIS they had aeeideiilully annulled a Mil to Hip lil k rii*"t 4li*l I'p M hhlKierutrls uf ihe u i. n i buiglar aim m enmievted with Ihe •itr ft»r »rt*»i» nt ihp from **r Klurrni-e Thuinnr lir.nii ihe I'ttiirl 1I imum* iif Hp iii I iid I p ilrrnapil, local police station. i'ln tidii, in HMnf«*r«L Finrhlii, lit# miitiw in* ili-fMilt.1.1 !*• ijt-rt S' IMI.fi HIM W EARS M E D IE V A L D RESS L1XUEU.Y. Fra n c e - o i'i H cm i Mels, and HO-year-nld itnvnrinn who has lived for many yenr* in Franrc, purred throiifth here re­ cently on a pilgrimage which he rays will nlro take him to Loonier, Padua anil Rome. According In the PAINT WITH CARMOTE PAINT i , 11 REIN no Mi l d e w Rent n t i n g R la y 'ii Jj Q t W h ite There to none belter ■( any prlre. House , in nbtiniltinri* from vinir own well, ('mil, fresh, priro wntpr nl nil times. W e 'll drill >nur well unit do the plpintf D* \ mir liniise. Ciill now fur free Dr. Henry McLaulin Legal Notice "You Can’t Heat It for duality” “ You Can’t Beat it for Price” Sparkling Water eslininle. Legal Notice OUTSIDE WHITE »|.f»5 to fg .lS GAL. OIL BASE ELAT WALL 5J.2B to tf.O tl GAL. (COVERS ANY SURFACE) rALRorr*H M. G. HODGES I'L l'X I M I N G — W F .I.I f WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Cell us for responsible pointers who w ill guarantee their work, SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. "Sanford’* Leading Paint A Gliuw Store" 117 Ho. PARK Free Delivery PHONE 303 "Hmitril «mlhrlug IIH IL I.IN G I S i. I ’lK IN K I2 S *»* I ’mility. Ftorlilii, ti»-w II Th»* N W S i»f Ihi* Hi:14 oi»-«*l»l lfir \Y*t I*f Ihl* HIV** t»f N W U Mf Ih f Hi; <4 uf HI*. :J. Txx |» *| *4I t ;JI» I *11 INI, . f l i t H i l l i n g A.\ urtvm, liiitir i*i I*“ i, I'lgiHll « lilt nil luitiiiivrnii'Mf* i hi t i’.iM i llrliig Ihi* |*rit|n’it x rli -t rih**'t III l||4l i «*fl4lH Itinl Iki'ltt*’ llrllMl \. m 1 I'M;. *.fin.<nl In Mm* f.Ilf.11. If*, i f.I*. .*1 HrmlHixl** 1‘nlllih l-'lirtltl.t inmi*i MUM*' h II— Real P.slale (T fu i HERALD W ant Ads Fee R i TM ••! *•*»)■* M M ■ w ! . W a it A H uakttakM t t l w f ■ aeald. H * Him IM ari t a l l l a n r Ilia la ta tfla a Ilia l»»ertl«e lla* laa a rtta a r t r a o a r l a fa Ika tlaa. IH aM s « •)• far M ark IMS N f a IS”'- PHONE 148 W ill l l a writ I I asM fiss .. a Irlra k a M a l m e n • a l a as r k a r a r If K , l* l i a r llatatl l i ika t»lr»l aa kaakfar fkla airsaasm alaika a ir rrf ta a r la r« r# rt» S l l U f M M i t t l . I i •H itt ta r aa i i m a . r (he kaar aaaalklr a a ttla i, i l l W a it Ada * * * • k» f t l r r a a ( S e d e r fcalai* ra a iirr tefflee Fop Male—3 Articles Fr*r Sale ii For Sale S H O P P E C H A P E A U — A N E W two bedroom house near IIO T P O IN T ir f i igernlnrs, nun!'' .. eillire slock exclusive millinery. water heaters, home flee fur. the city limits, vrry nice and Phone <>lh .1 after f, I*. M Randall Eire*lie Co. priced l< sell nt $5UM).nfl. Terms M U S IC S T O R E Records, Radio YO UN GSTO W N enblnei s i n k . arranged. Repair. Pi iced below inventory. »7!» r,l*. R A N D A L L E L E C T R IC Owner lias other internets. The TH REE Iredroom house, v e ry ' CD, Modi Jhn, it!* W. 1st. St. Hanmodern hardwood floors, 2 ford. haths, nice grounds, gnml neigh-! A U T O C L A S S Inslallrd ........ . hors. Terms. and furniture tops made to >o : der. Store fronts and steel -.ndi 12— S*»'*d,|| S e r v i r r s — 12 I have huslnesses wrll established >1k gin ring. Prompt expel ( operating profitably. V E N E T IA N H U N U S made to ormanshtp. <l'o Semiuoli, Venetian llllret have ranch lands, Improved and H K N K A R IK Class A Pain) I o. 3rd. St Phono Phone 3211 | ('o *c:ii W unimproved, from OH acres to 112-11« W . 2nd. SI. IIW W HKD. iniitehilig 50,000 acres, also limber lands H O L L Y W O O D innerspi mg N E W IT .C U R S -m nut'll t- pnfeebox springs noil with Pine, Cypress A Hardwood. C. A. W H ID D D N . HR. 119 S. I'arh Are. Phone I2HI m attrrss, just like new, 110 111 H i t 's E lm A ve , k *‘ I.. ft nil** X l*.»gi* Mil# Hiiil k ,t|r dllil II- I •*» r r l» nt ** *l x« 111 hr i i * # «i r III . . M i n f»* "kihf Killi*I I*»m M M U Sjir.hM Xlmlrf 1hf(i«iMl« \I»TM *> \ .l h ** It#-! f l u K 11 *1 M* ♦ l l l l ' I U M i III I . I I M R f ' k * III l| ntlrx Puli'Til Mil Itllllili I mi if Ft*.i trlii Mfulci Ho i . i itir A ff *’tl> 1 . *f M.tlc.'lm II m l I IlH I M il r | i !♦ i It **r 11># ' it .til ' . * 1 1 W * « »W«fl /bnetica6*SuyittySfadekdeto ii I *r•f i **i iiil mi in*- |"ii end mi t* I Ill's *‘f til* I'll I If fit atI tit* I*. XXII .Hr, ,1*.. ti'i M'S HTATI Ti:H I 'l l x% a l a n a ll-lin it* r e c o r t l r a lix ! r ■ IlM.lr i ‘.Mint y, Fl.it t.f ♦ KM A M i It Xt . \ | ’I1.1 i i xx f i i ' i II M M i n i r in ■, ■ i ■ * i m v i . i r k rt ip'ii 'ir s *a■< ("to I Ihl flout, made 'like new. i 1illrfl, p I ,*l 141L it * tlx *(i '•'iimlong. donning A w axing.; ^ M l If I* t i e r I*f«x I I I * It I ll n t|» 4t ** m f u»ti* ;n» I *t" iii ,i ,<1» 11It Portable power plant, 22 y e a rs , x*(»(•»* |i(*lii|liibi kik tl 111* experiem e in Seminole Colinly, |t4 diirt nf S<*iiilimit- i *1t x Kt I 1 In i ’Itit in cr y, ,«it I,i .i i * itd tl fl II M (ileaxiti. t.ake Mary. • *f xx h M li b in d i itiiM I 11\ N K P IM \ NH I’l.t Mil i f f It XI Expert Rodin Repairing L IT : KCIIItVVM li . I. K l tit I Fied Myers, 311 E 2nd. St W IT.VKHH in x ftit ii > 1 ,1it.I nlli- j til Hlliiffirit, lTtM.lt C A L L 517 for liattei y, C enrra'or •M'tol l.»X . . f X | .t y I'll* . ami SI in o| service. Swain's •» 1* IIKIt,M m.N *T$*m, *t e i 'itH i *ti I HuMery Heir ice, .till W. First Hf'inlimli* i ’itii i#t y rtt.i t.i.i St HIIAI. S E E UR FO R M IM E t lG R A P II P R IN T IN G A N D T Y P IN G t .R E D IT B U R E A U O F SAN FO RD lift N Park Phone I M O R L A N D O Miirmng Sentinel. OrIambi Eien in g Star, f a ll Ralph i H d i, Rar M E K C U H Y .M O itilts : 10 III* "Rii|ier 10" «3 U Mi 2*H on ! N E A R XX'ATKII F R O N T IdiTH 7 4 H P "R m k e l" tw:! mu ; I,ots 3, 4, fi, H, 7, Si S of Block 3 r, lip ’ Sope, r," l »:i XII Mnyfuit also lot 3 of Rtiak 12 :t.ft H P "C o rn e r M ayfair. Pi iced from ISOO.flO to Used toeiors: n MI n I M ,4 7 H P Heavy duty Evlntiole $7(10.00 Terms. It m l a n n i a t r l r with 11) I I I ' l.owio null i f,h no •re a r s la r a a r a*, Lots 34, 35, 3(1. Block 3 firsi sec- 33 H P Evinriole Speeiifom ka raaaaarlkla fai Ilf. Oil tlon Mnrvaoiu. Pi lee $150.00 good comlillon —iis is each. Terms. Boats: I Sm all duck boat III fi Oil 7r,.no Lots 111 thru 10—24 thru 31 Block »Xlumlnum toml I Highland I’ark. Also I. 2, A 3 Guns and Ammunition: Block 0 Highland I’ark. Price 12 Ga. Winchester Pump $711.00 $250.00 Terms. j . very slightly used I.tiger 0 MM Cal. auto, pistol 36.00 Luts 3** to 13 iiirliixtvr, second sec- huger f* MM Cal. aiiln. pistol 40.U0 Hon Fort Mellon $105.00 each. .22 Boll Action Repealer 1 Remington used 17 50 Gu. Single Barrel pel 1 — I Luts l, 2,3 Block 0 Highlit ml I’ark ,12 feet E L E C T R IC or FOR HUNT cn milt ion 22.50' AC ETYLEN E Garage Building A-l condition •" Gu. Bleglmi Browning W E L D IN G A t t B K Cowan Apt a., ennvenclose Inuptown huslnrsa ills- ' ««>£>'» to Iwttcr rnmlltion **5.11(1 Hanfmd Motor A Kiipl. t « located across from the triet. Priced tosell, with terms! " M . P. S M I I I I (ID IT M IA IID , « 2IIH W 1st HI reel Office, nno room efficiency to suit purchaser. 1 S A L E H A S E R V IC E sltnipened. In apartment, modern tile hath,! 231.1 Park Are. I'lim ir II7 I- J. .A W N M O W E R A eyel.'s Ii'p a in ll. lin k and key suitable for business couple or ('. A. XVHIDDON, Sit., Ilrokrr 1 I FORD-Keiguson tractors with wmk No w aitin g w in k gum , individual. Phone 650. lit* S. Park Avr. Phone I 2K|| simie etpiipment, good condition. not I il. W. Sliiiiiniii. 3ln ( 9 W e LA R A A P A R T M E N T S , tin F. T. Meriwether, Plume 245-1. East Cli Si.. Sa n fo id , Fla W . F irs t Street. Furnished R E S T R A IU 1 A IN we've seen, tlwnGOOD A N D HAD > i F i n .... tly \s irIi W d lin n is F is il ! roomi A apartments. Day, week ,-r must sell three lied rrmm Simp I | I Used Walnut Vanity 13U.U5 or mjmtlb Phone 1S-R or 1431. 1 house and ten acres. The price I liked Walnut rlniitile bed 1-4.05 fffcw unfurnished garage apt. gas I* only $3^100.00. Well located I Used t’ol) spring fin STEA M LU X lb.i,ho W ii'liing ■tore. Adults only. 2300 Mellon-1 In *•»•**• M#ry- Hre H. D. Highditulile lo'd 10.1)5 E n in .' .ml••■ii' meii in. I.nl.ng I vilte. 1 toyman with I I *serl Cull spring for hi' io i i . Froc ostlnintos I’luo t L A R G E Furnished apartment. 011 H A Y M O N D M ^ H A I.L , R KA j.TO H •ingle tied ^O.IHI . nl It*. I "v ie d .i 2!**tl. Park Ave. _ I Used Bow End double hn| 7,50 F IR E M T o N E ’H Now Sotvi.o I*, R — Arllcrtv, For .Sale —ii I Used M clal single hed 7.50 6 ROOM house, furnlahed, Ideal mil tiiiont .innploto It. like le ---------------- I M A T H ER O F H A N FO RD location for children. Rt. 2, Box llni". nvoibind•; luuko .limn ■ F R IE D JU M B O S H R IM P dinner" i 203-09 K. 1st. HI. Phone 127 133, Ted Oglesby, 2nd. house lurnoil: iniinlei oylin.loiH to every night, $ 1 . 00 , H O M E R 'S . , ' vJT W . Ginder'a Store. Glndervllle. pniro.l: now luuko liu.-o in-titll -■ ------- — _____ ; W A S H IN G maehim-. (win tulrx, 2 oil; liglils, I....... ignlllnfi, n.nbii F O U R room apt. Apply .118 Elm M ill's fw a p Shop— W e buy, setl nrj kitchen caliiiteta, 711 Mellonvllle 1lllio lips; .pntk |diig:i ileillied.j A v e ......... .............. trade most anything. 40(1 flan- i Ave. fronl on.I rohushod; king pin- j M E R R Y House on Old Orlando J. I^ ___ _ ford Ave, Phone 1PI1-J, . -------hom ing., sli.H'k iil.Hurtier ., cm Road Just beyond Kbenem R A B R IT S , good lireeding stock. lillrot'U nil fllloiH; w lir rL l.sl . Church. Bee Carl Bradbury naar iW e both lose when you don'll l.ongwoiod across from Dog slued, mtifflor; lull pipe-; fl.mi I your bring prescriptions to. Track. George F. Reel m at;; I khI v Mglilening; indlnt". mom apartm ent 1 Laney’s. Phone 103. A n is it b s hose; fun bell.; liiniruntoed or couple. A ll gaa equipment. HOT L U N C H E S erery day frnm IT A NO, good rnmlltion, excellent fi wmk, using tiosl muter Ini Phone 268-R ^ ___ bmp. 513 Oak Avenue. 11:30 to 3 :M at H O M EH 'fl. WHJ’il II NSVillg. Pill.I|0 12 fill o, C p V E L Y decorated and furnished •ted • S T U D IO Couch, 016 Elm Avenue. tlmatoH. ^ barege irege apartment, apartmei 4 rooms * T U X E D O F R R D S t* Complete line. 14 FO O T nil Cypress row boat F IR E S T O N E ST O R E S bath, avallabla I I I E. 1st. HI. with live hail box. Phone D61I-R. J H unt’* Tuxedo Feed Store. tie preferred. pra duple For full lino of G A L V A N IZ E D 1P IT T fitfU R G F a fn T r for every flPltAli fcdrioii B T i , aguatinn. (H i. D R U M S , Heavy 55 gal, gal­ purpose. . mnl B R O N Z E S C R E E N •hone 877-J. vanised drums, clean, $0.00 earh For all wolglits In R O L L l ( ( " * I H K N K A R IK Glads A Paint Co. while they last. BURNISHED' iapartment, ju ifo a i' u m h ^w 1NG. 111-114 W.! 2nd. Phone 325. H KN K A H IK Glass * Paint Co, For y t L X I.IT Y , S E R V IC E and - :Ave.______ B N J0 Y Sunday dinner at Imncy'a 112 I I I W . 2nd. HI. Rhone ISO. P R IC E . IM a L L fumlahed house, 1413_ 0ak 75c alio week days. Lunrhes A * T ry S T A N L E Y R O G E R S IIAIM * Avenue, $50.00 monthly. Phone short orders. 733. ~ Robert m A. Wllttome. b— AltTiULKS WANTKU—« W A R E C O M P A N Y . . ( k i A t k iiL it ’f H R t K room furnlahad apartM A L I, A R E N n ET T D. Priest, Phone 7I0-W3. Highest cash prHe paid L r used ,•< ment. cloee I All eoavenleOceei (iam ge A Servin ' S I h II oii ~ r r 'O R H \ L B rurnlture. Ted Davis Furniture T * m v MAioiiA Celery A Hanford Avo OLD NEWSPAPERS Co. 811 E . 1st. Ph. 91*3. Auln Repairing . . Ktundnrd Oil Products H IH A P ICK 7—IXW-liiventnck-Nuppllaa . .ip a rtm e n l MAYTAG W ashir Maeiilne, 4i M a r k e t lliirlior Shop. Upon ii model Tad Ogleahy, 2nd. house C O C K E R spaniel pifpplrs, reason­ day, cViiry dny. ( liivjlc niv W. Ginder'a Store. Glndervllle. ably priced. Mrs. Carl Mosa, friends mid cuatuiners. I mn Phone 402-W .____________________ w ailing fur you. I.nmilo M>W A L L P A P E R . I f you can’t find M u l l e n . ________________ THE SANFORD HERALD 11. ***h ifi -itiisincss tippnr I unities S lu d o b a k a r't thn « tn n d - o u t In « o tid m o n o y 't w o rth N#* Ifrolilitt lahiit tiftlitxlxlffl(P* • H i* Iwwfy rixtmt • H#lf • lmitin$ Inakra • Vai» aMr »atlii ’>•!♦* Irv#i4|p xlrFiiitM. • l*»n *t r a m IP !rltii*r* * R r i t i • m i n e d L r l w e r o ( f t * i i atin • l.(*w•rtilpf uf <1rtvtl v •OIamt |t|rwrf Mat k Unfit miOitrtifitl limit • Aillt* main fillI IftLIrt avmlnl'lc "ll l*haiii|tiitixi •I flight AtLie t ,f( fitii ■iiamlwill tin nl he* It,i id' It • AitU.cmt i, iivodov*, (Tima tirer Ptraltrii ao l vtrnft(«itttm, whdr toff wall furl aix-f wheel ft no liii|t rtf du, l are it|t(iiinal *1 Mira t >•*! *rx all mmlflt Quick, Long-Lasting a * " a y OXAIt K * i li„,k ,ti tlic i i i r r o .11,d highw ay* and trim Mode baker buying ware it .w eeping lit, , ton,i , , •' k i l l I XX 111 \ i n , , „ a , , i b u l k i n g - M u d r b a l e , . t a l k i n g N i m l e i > a k , , . b i n m g N i i i d c b i l k e t a » n e t c r l u lore r i g h t i m w is a l l t i m e I n g l i y e t i i n N i o d e b . i k e i s o l i ' s a m i p i illl lll I i,*o lih , ., ....... . plat e id XKill o in tins Nrmlebaki't s u n , , , p .ii,id , (,e t N tm il'i'.,kei style d ia l sings and n,n.lt'tiaket s.u itigs llia l i ,,i,,,l in yum m » , ai Ninp m .mil 11eai , i i i i i sell lit a •Inse op ryelitl nl a ' I'r 'Modi b.ik n it s lui and away die ninyl tin your mum , in any new , o r. 0D1IAM MOTOR CO. 111)1 Freiu-lt ',X t f A m im ic S T U D E S A K S R-'fJ * § A U Y R O U IN O l 1949 A ik l« IT in iif 1)102 . A B T U D 1 B A K B R Y«A Rl HAY (IIm u SAY THAT AGAIN, M R . RAVE NR OAR/ V SJ the pattern you want, see our sample books of Im parlal wash­ able wallpapers. Many gorgeous Patterns. / ■ RM K A M K ctiaaa * Palat Co. 111*114 W. Red. Hu are Pfcme 3H. '™ wnM r . ?ltaB,r ow er for ror Irrigation, irrtg i Power Haw Mill. close la. Refrigeration, Dragline and aa soma other ApplieatlIons. write, Florida Diesel Uitla** waatad ate Iwmh, farm# ’or details writi 158 East Bay SU tod |r«xM. x.jw villa, Fla. HELP WANTED G irl Wanted _Fje n *l^ p e a trj^ WORK WANTED - 4 14— LOST Ik POUND — M F O U N D in Tnuchlnn’i, Rlaok (.illfold containing currency and allver. Run Mr. ‘‘B ill" TnuchtimV Drug fltnru. 1.0W E R P R IG E H , Exp ert Watob repairing. G, C. Fwllowe, Home Shop, 1700 Hanford Ave. Pboim 15— AUTOMOBILEH —In 1143-J . T R A C T O R W O R K by the hour FO U R passenger Crosley Converilob. Ploughing, harrowing, mow­ tble. Cor. 8th. and flummerliu. ing A dirt moving. W e epaelallH PhoneJ86«-M. __ tn roiditlcm inf building M e * O l E D C A R — ’87“ FtymouH'. re­ garden nlnts, Phone 10T-J conditioned motor, good ruhltcr, dean Inside. 1260.00. Ceil 507-R Of 674. If �N e *+4 ■r »» t » » ‘ •=~r* - - 1 ■' ;r» f.-■ . •«..; .‘XWl gyE ;j;!j1..'7? , A;* .'y ; , v " > w c m tts D A Y 1P A C K B I X Chambers Testifies Prineeu Margaret To Visit In U. S. ; LONDON, June 8— (A*)— Princate Margaret w ill make a "p ri­ vate visit" to tha United Rtatea tha autumn, a source close to th* Royal fam ily said today. An official apokaeman at Buck­ ingham Palace commented t “ we have nothing to say at tha mo­ ment.” Private sources said tha P rin ­ cess would visit Washington, probably as tha guest of tha British ambassador, S ir O llvtr Franks. "Tha visit is purely p rivate," tha source said. “Thara la no queitlon of Princess M argaret peysuading her father whether the mSy go to the United Rtates. The King has never opposed her trip there." •‘ Congresn Action treaiteeeO grew Pea* O u t the T-ll law was a “ m istake" and that it should tie rspealed. Ha alto reminded the Banal*'* Democrats that repeal was a "central" plank of tha party's campaign platform. In hi* irp ly, Taft said Thomas has "stated frankly" that the move to repeal the T-H law "Is based prim arily on politic*." Taft added: ‘ "That certainly ha* been the approach of the (Dem ocratic! approach the(Labor (DemCommitocratic) majority ofofthe tee.’ Tha Ohioan recalled that the ----M ATIN TO MATH by striker* In Cotuvl, Bolivia, Albert Fretting of Seattle, W ash, Is shown abov* with his wile, Artence, and son. Paul, 2, on* oi of uieir their thrae children. iMeiMHg Kreftlng was nna of several American and uucc —— —— —tiiiiuiBit. ■ ■ and• ecores ----of • **— hi. . i in flahtlna Bolivian mio* ofllilala worker# who died In Die th# fighting that ensued when government Uoops stinted mopping up operations S#dn*t tba striker* around tha mine. (/nlernotkmat ftouiulphoto) proposed lucre**# of a month ■Th# subcommittee Jnocked out a lip tha M l lubalatanca allowance nqw drawn by officers. This a l­ lowance la glean in addition to tha on# granted for an officer’* ^^K lliay'eitlm ated that the elim­ ination of th li email boom, at urged by Rap. Case (R-nD), .would account for a saving of about 989,000,000. Tha new bill wbyld have added approximately ‘M l 4009,000 a yea* to tha nation'* m U lw y payroll bafora tha M in* among newspapermen receiving public fund* In recent month*. M ortis collaborated w ith Gov­ g fM i PttgNI Oft#) (Cowtinaed Fi ---------------Fa g * One) Hiss was a Communist and ha had Undo Sentinel published an article ernor W arren in writing the prebeen a member of the under­ declaring M orris had been on the inaugural boult "how to win in ground apparatue which included p o litics." W hen W arren teorianiicertain other ^people whose name* payroll o f the House o l Representa­ ed the Sla te Advertising Commis­ tives in both 1947 and 1949 and I also told him." The occurred • •• V moating --~ —- - —— In Rerle's the Tampa Tribune had listed him sion, he named M onia to the board Washington home, Chambers said,, from the northwest Florida district and Berle took note*. Asked If ha' ---- -------- ------and personnally nominated him at over heard from Berle again,I _ . . . .. vice chairm an. Chamber* rsplled, " I do not bt- < ‘r February hefore th# trip, liev* s o " Murphy then brought out Morris said In hi* letter of re­ He repeated that in 104ft h. throughi testimony that Chambers signation: consulted fllat* Department se- had n" ’ *ron' " I had thought, in humblanasa curlty officer Ray Murphy, say- *»v ,ub ralH H and alnrarity, that I could, from ing, " I told him A lger Hlsa was ** /5llLb *«•,’, t n * . .# my experience of 24 years in the a Communist and 1 dismissed th# R a m U jIH . Kaufman, af- newspaper profession h* of real enemy underground apparatus „ f ter aseertalnlng that I hamhers Iw- service by serving on the unpaid whlrh Hiss was a mambpr." I Mevcd he had five sources In all, commission which supervise* the When the questioning turned tn asked him: .............. .. ........... public's own news service for get­ ‘ *‘ • ' ** "*■* * *its •- tn iinilaealanrl "Do you want understand Ju lian Wadlelgh, Chambers said ting to the world the story of that when you testified before ha was Introduced to him In Wash­ Florida as a gnnd place lo live, the House committee In August, ington In 1995 hy a “ David C ar­ work and play. 10 th, in substance that you had penter." " I have found, however, that in, thing to do with espionage, that "Known also as Zimmerman T" you’ll forgotten all those sources good intention* and demonstrable asked Murphy. accomplishment* are not enough to of supply f ” "Y ea," Chambers replied. Murphy leaped to his feet hefore satisfy a public which perhaps Chambers said he first received I have hkd my ‘ part In pinking i documents In 1996 nr 1099 and Chandicr* could reply, declaring skeptiral about all government that he recalved original State De­ there was no testimony “ at a ll" service, and consequently I re­ partment documents from Wid- that Chamber* had forgotten. Judge Kaufman persisted; sign." -Irlgh. He said he relayed tho pa"H aving had five source* of . per* to "D avid Carpenter" nr Wadlelgh gave them directly to supply, you forget to tell that tn T A L L A H A S S E E , June 8— <>D, "Carpenter, who photographed the Hou«e committee in August, The legislative art banning live­ HUM?" ; them lie fore Chambers returned Murphy again intervened, say stock from Florida highways br­ them. lng, “ tie didn’t say he forgot to eam* law today hut It won’t be ef­ Wadlelgh went on a trip tn fective for more than a year. tell tt to the House committee." Turkey "to negotiate a trad* Oovarnor W arren signed the bill The Incident ended when Judge I agreement, I believe," in Fehruar ......_ 1038. Chambers sal. ,ry Kaufman announced he would look along with several others, Includ­ nr U irrli. or March, 1998, Chambers said, . n .......... ________ _____ ____ ____ ing acta permitting compulsory adding that he received th* last ai the record again and might re- hospitalisation of tuberculosis pa­ documents from him In January I iniroduc# the question. Democrats on the commute*, In . --------------- — ___ _________ pushing through the Adminlstraii. . . - .-— — ■t « lion measure by an 8 to 6 vote, refused to consider any of the amendments proposed hy the Re­ publican members. He said that Thomas had argu­ ed that because President Truman called for repeal of th* Taft-H art­ ley Law in th* campaign, 'there Is a mandat* on Congress to re­ peal It." Challenging that, Taft said: "They may b# a mandate on the President to req n ilt repeal, bui there certainly is no mandate i on Congress." Taft said that 2".'t of the present members of th» House, oy mom than a m ajority, voted to override th# President's veto of the TallHartley measure in 1047. , "The voter* of their districts, knowing the position they took on labor legislation, r>v*li>r!*d them to C o n g re s s T a ft added. He said that In the Honate, til of the present meiiilters-agaln, more than a majority, voted to , override Mr. Triim an’a 1947 veto. ; fiantor Pepper (D- F la ),ita iin rli ' booster of the Administration's ' f t . * tin* later la fir* bark al | • Meanwhile, David K. I.lllenthal I •truck luck at rougrteelnual ert- < Ilea of th* Atomic Energy ComM inion, protecting bluntly a- . la ltiU ’ em eeilng" liiillvlduali by Tnujtxta." ; The A F C rhannS laniird mil < *> •i group continued il l hearing* on Un Henei* House investigating I (charges by Heuatnr Hl»-k*nlo«i|i«*» ] (R-lnwa) of "Incredible inliman- I elem ent' In A FC at faint. Hickf lilanper renewed Id* In ­ quiry Into a nnfavnrable F ill report,nii a mill unidentified atomic official chained with pie^aring lop ir r r il cominlaainn iipurl*. the Iowa flenalnr lia* bleidlflcd Mini only a i ’Vain a." I.IIIantbal laid (he InvcMlgmlny committee the entire file on "case It11 had been In the commitlee'* hands for eight months, and ihai a reading of li dearly showed (bare wan "ini haul* In fart" for Ita derogatory origin. Th* A FC chairman demanded the Individual ha given an opport­ unity lo lie heard, laying Hlrkeulooper'a presentation of the rate •)r*ady had Idenllflud him to Ida eo-workai*. He ahould lie given Urn opportunity to preeenl hi* elde, l.lllenlha) Insisted. "Only Cod know* what la In men's motive*," he as plained. . Hi* fear*, Idllenthal declared, grp "being confirmed almoii dally" ov«r I he "emearlng" of A FC em­ ployes by "Innuendo." And a Home armed service* subcommittee approved th* new m ilitary pay bill after paring anoyibr »<a,00tl,0<Ml Off of an already eharply sliced schedule for pay rdiata. Chairman Kllday iD T e s ) told Morris Resigns ____________ — -------------------- lumber yard in Brooklyn,N V. UUil pel ion* (InteroultooBl' M OVII and night club aougslraia Dorti Day la iliuwn In th* Lo* An- NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Tha 1048 delinquent real eainte tax lint ttf tha City of Sanford, Florida la punted nt (he front door of the City Hall and at tha front door of tha Court Houee In tha City of Sanford, Florida, and will remain ao potted for a period of four coneecutlve weeke. All real aetata upon *W*h the 1948 taxee have not been paid, and ayainat which tax cartlficatee hava not alraady been issued, will be aold at public auction on tha. lit day of July, 1049,. \ oommendtif at M afalfolf A. * tha front door of tha CitjTlWI | r tha City of Sanford, W n N a iu i& Frank MulhoUand Dies In Toledo, O. n w i ft, M Commission Meftt r u sp O RLAN D O , June 8— (Sp ecial)— *U*ae of « bulldoaer to t*M l an Frenk L. MulhoUand, promin­ area at th# t»a»ro boy aeotri camp ent Toledo, O., attorney and at Island Lake ter • <tl*moi4 ball are* authorisedand andclaf will i» was . . . ----------father of Mr*. Clarence H. Cub- ■ hedge of W inter Park, died Tues­ be provided for th* ’'infield. Vt k* l day at Lake Placid, N. Y., where h* was attending the annual In* tematlnnat assembly and Institute during 1917-18 war days^and wat -— _a ----i, President awarded medal b» of Rotary International It was --WU.mii for bis activity in that learned here yesterday. Mr. MulhoUand, who had been work. He was a past president of a frequent visitor to Orlando, Rotary Intarnatioaal and was atwas a partner In th* la w firm of MulhoUand, Rohl# A McEweu ■tending the Institute In X aks of Toledo. Nationally known as ’ Placid prior to the Rotary Con­ a gifted and brilliant public speak­ vention to h* held in Naw York er, he was one of tba Mlnut# Men C ity next week. speakers for Liberty Bond sales tients and designating Calnesvlll* as the site for a proposed state medical college. Tha highway - rattle ban Is a modified version of th* Governor's No. 1 legislative recommendation. It provides that after Ju ly 1. i960, no tlm to ck may b* allowed! to roam on publle roada and all law enforcement officers may im­ pound them. It does not specifical­ ly require fencing. Th* governor nad recommended a bill requiring all llveatoeli to bo fenced after Oct. I, 1949 and per­ mitting any person—private gHItfen or law enforcemant officers— lo Impound animals found stray­ ing on the roada or off tha pro­ perty of their owner._____________ Tht p tn eu m TO DO �im u p a n fw w f ig n r t K n ^ T " " ' TOHK8*" T H E To Protect the Peace ef the W orld) Tie P re la te the Progress of America) fa Prwdare PraoperTtj for Baaferd. W EA T H ER Mostly cloud) and mild through Friday with occasional loral allow* erx. M oderate u n ab le wind* ha« coming easterly. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VOLUME XXXX Established 1008 P act Is Shield Against Soviet, Bevin Declares N EW SPA PER SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY JUNE », 1049 Report Shows I s o t o p e S h i p m e n t s FBI Maintains R a p p e d B y S t r a u s s Check On Reds | n H e a r i n g Q n A E C Seminole High School Graduates Document Tells Of Activities I n s i d e p:* Rpl.rpfttinn Russian E m b a s s y u l J I' ecreaU O n Foreign S e c r e t a r y Calls Reds' Army World’s G r e a t e s t Mobilized P o w e r BLACKPOOL, F.ng, June 0 (/P)— Foreign Srcrelary Ltnrit De­ vin deiciibed the Atlantic Pact tu day at a wntrrn ihield againil thr biggest army in the woild- Ruiiia't "It ii the largest army, the great (it power in thr world that it mobi liled today," Devin told the annual Labor Party conference, "and I want to ire that brought to an end. not by war hut by example, by i i . maining linn ounelvct." OhviutgJ.u referring lo llir Soviet Union, the Foreign Secretary said "There hat never been a dictator in the hiitory of this world who ha, not talked peace when he had bee, preparing for war. Do not be imt led." Bevin called the 12-nation Noill, Atlantic Alliance "the biggeil Hep in collective iccurity that hat been taken in ihe hiitory of the world." Bevin flew In yasterday from Parle lo address the convention, billed an the party'a 60th anni­ versary Jubilee. The conference Ithreshing out a platform to pretent In the votere In Ihe next elecMu m s , regularly scheduled for I960, The Foreign Hccretxry left the four-power council of foreign minUtera meeting to come here, amt l i flying hack later today tit take part In the council'* cuntln^ng dice ii union* mi Germany, now ap­ parently deadlocked. He told the convention "aomethlrig mxy y d emerge' from the Big Four meeting. Ami or officials pr0grai» To Begin W A S H IN G I UN. Old Herring Home Is Destroyed By Fire 1 F ir* that awept aeroaa a wide araaa area thraa mile* anuth of Hanford and w ait of tha Orlando Highway yesterday afternoon de­ stroyed an old fntme home, the remnant of tho original George 0. H airing estate where tha iata county Judge first livad when ha rama to this aactlnn. Ha iatar neenpiad tha dwalliag that atill itands at tha corner of Fienrh Avenue and Ramlnola Boulevard. When tha flra dapartmrnt ar* rived shortly a lta r t in ) o’clock on Ita aaeoad cal] of tha day to tha flra area. tha old home waa fully eosuumed, amid Aaaiatant Flra Chlaf R. T. ^ O r S a i1" County. It and axtra ran M t affi SSSm'to atata aatrtaaa. »P to tha M alt ■Dm. . *8 trim Tile liitli graduating class of Seminole High School niimtx'i ■ lug tIH girls mid lid (toys 1* shown In caps unit gown* ul the front entiaiu ',1 of ihe school auditorium. L E F T I'll R IG H T , tat ROW: Clarence Clause, Hello Duncan, Anna Corley, Wanda Williamson, Kathleen Hahcock, Mildred Turner, Foy Mae Cogburn, Emma June Myers. Claire Durand, Virginia Newsome, Doris Hhanimii, Haikuru E d .n fiild , M ary Ann Galloway, llettye Hall. Hettv Wind ham, Peggy Hensiui, Mona Hahoril. Margie Hodge*, Jack ie How land, Alan Hetiel. 2nd HOW: M arilyn Messier, Peggy Howell. L iuilih .lull, ilohhins, Jo A iu i tielslei, Christine Huggins May I. Caldwell. Hindi's Well* Hetty Geiger, Helen Skinner, Hetty Jo W ait*, Cherry Singletary, Joyce Palmer, Petty Sheppard, Mtu> Alle* Hetudoii, :trd HOW, Hetty Muse, Martha Stokley. Mary Kerris, l.iln l.effler, Virginia Johnson, Jan e Whither, Dodo Hackrtl. Hetty Jam* Wilke, J - Anne Spaulding. End-Icy Meisr *. Mint Helen Fite. Itli HOW Arlene Zlttrowcr, Gll/uheth Huililei, \ u giuiu Tlson, Fiedn Harrison, Phyllis Gann, Jean U r n , Hetty June Young, Kt lie lie Graham, F.llen Westmoreland, Joan Me le u MU Mother And Four Children Perish In Blazing Home lin e ra ilv today in s ill* iliat d ritin ye d llirit Iw u-iluty li«ino litntie. I hr Ifllh ri and llu r r ollirt ilo l d im . our ni whom vvm MMuIr* i nil ni ,i window by llir uiotlin n r ,i|ird sb riiH 's deputies llia l M u . Nct-I* 4 I 14, ,rnil lliese ih lld ir u S lllile i F a y , 0 ; Lm ville, 7; P h y llu . 4, and Ib u c r, Jr., i. In c id n .ll conddiou at u iu t r n d v Im ipital in A nn A ilm r is * li*e yeal-nlil ilatigbler, /m l.* Mae. whom the nudhet liam lrii lin lu -• window of llir b laring bum f In tin Lit bet, Hi me, 37, auliiilr. The l.tllrer told O akland iin m lv t l i r i i f t * iltpulie* that M i*. eNelrV llien iiuneil back into llir Naming u itiiiit mum and duln i teiutnD ie I .ilhet said hr attempted to follow llir w ile upstair* w lir ir .i Photo l*y Cox H ilW . M aillot Grogan, Fayt> Hoot. Nellie Gieett, Ihuollir MeWtl damn. Media Grinds, Grinds. Carol Je a n M u iw elh ei, dm Ion litnkei, llly v e A nn Adam s, A n ita A ik en , t m ol S k im ..... Nancy .lean Appleby dth HOW. Rodney Wilson, .liinmy l.udnig, Arimld Harrington, Itlriiuid Hansindtom, It n-loud lla**, I humid Dm!, l a Gayette Je tt, Stanley Hrontley, C m«iii ii de \V*d»kl, \\ illuim Cm pettier, W illiam Lane, Eugene Hm|.ei, Janie* M u h iu h c . Hill John*, Curtis Thomas, George Kutherfoid Tilt HUM •■••m Krt der, W allace Tyre, P. It. Hacll, Thm-lon l'in t o n .... t iillno ..... . Dan Hulten, Frank Cranaton, Floyd Coopm. J**hn heeling, Roln-rt Hrlsson, A ngus M elnnla, Ed w in Hrnoklyn, lt. »* 11 Mem, W illia m J e l l , Hobby H um p hrey, D a*id t'e ie so li, It oyln I "-sing. W arre n Lloyd , nth It t lW H illy Duncmi, Dm iiilil Slum ' ho Sal shiny. Hii o u i. Wildum, Tloituus, W illiam Flo yd Hpai'kiimii, F le d Holtzdaw And Kiwanians Hold Song Jamboree |*ay Iihtphhv llaltH Atom Plant Striltt* D A K H ID liG , T r im . Ju n e t* — (>|*| - A n eight cent* mi hour wage llii-ri'li*e litis headed off whnt would have been the first strike in a guverntueiit aliunlc plant. Ju s t hefoie the oh) culttract expired I iih I iitidnighl. the C IO U nited Chem ical W o rk er* ami o ffic ia l* of the Carhlda and Carbon Chem icals Corporation agreed on n new contract. I t assured continued production til the v ita l atomic bomb element — uranium llflfi— In the itlgu gaseous diffusion pm dilriloi) lilm il here. Two thousand atom ­ ic plant am iiloyi’* lutd th re a t­ ened lo Htrlke today if t lir ir wage demand* w ere not met. I he ( ' l i t member* were achednliol lo vole 111 two meetings iiidny on ra llfii'a llo n of Hie tt“ W til*t eeineitl Their a verag e wage iindei tlie new i-ontiiicl w ill lie f I i>7 liourly. National (irwery Co. To Open Store On Sanford Avenue Club Members Are "Drafted” To Sing With Opera Star Led by K w lirn d I I o I i /i I a w , butt loll Ilnur uf the New Yuik O p el* Comp* m and loiinri -S.infoul i f i ilfiit, hiw,*niaiii m*dr then i*di>> ill'lnu .IS lliry gloU|>nl llioill llte I W I K U mnopliiuir yr*irid,i> ,ii the ■ lo u lo l l ruler to suoinp.iuv do ^iiulrii -iligu in lb* Y .ilr l.iu u iti ' " l l i r W in H r li pool N o w I I ....... W fs in gave *n .«I.lr .iu io n p .il" 1 inrut I "H*|», H i*. H.l.l." s.tllH tile t.i Weill* "lo ll slirrp" it m tfn .ll' -in| g fd ril by M l. I loll/i I*W WIII' | " d l * i l r d " llir lollowm g kiw.iiii.ins I a* i lin iu t f it J t I Inn I....... The Notional Grocery Co. w ill open Frid ay morning at Fifth Hiieel mid Hanford Avenue at the j site of the former Lovett Grocery will tie managed hy W a lle r Hop­ kins. who for Ihe nast two years with his father, W. A. Hopkins, ha* operated a grocery *ture and ....at J mi nt market market next next door. dour, He lie i* I* aa I IssIIIs I.4IUSIIII, Jiu lg r Ihlllri is S irn ttiiim , M a iiiti S tn ifi ip liri. I lie H rv J I.. M i k l u l r l -uni lb I I W . H ill kei I liry W f|r j iiwm> III>il by J I*. Ilo ll/ il.iw Cuy. tp o visiioi*. West Coopio Hoover. .riol I i m s Mi Intlodnced hy Gdawi.l I I nin­ as u young iiiatt wlm .-nlv u few Vears ago ntlemled HenniO'le Hebonl and weal lo tin- "log edy" Hlehmd llo iu .li. s ,n“ k'' K,‘‘ responded, . , , , " I t i* won.h.f.d , t,. l«, _• U Kirlim .l H ym n N..... I *11* H im * I u-u n e Scouta To SponKor Benefit Ball Game bott, The Interior I* painted white, but il w as Ills ilrn him tu- anil t»>u i U s l l s a i S Oa ra m Im M which with ample window space, nunplcmentcd with fluorescent lighting give* Ihe nture a bright look. The front and side of the building 1* a light green shade. The store interior 1* 3fl by 10(1 fe d In size allowing for five aisle*. --- - It w ill be operated on the »_■*» <■', Nt j r W K rsi.r“* Ni’Ki'o TeacberH Are Act’tiHi'tl o f Fraud name*, tint ihe slate depart merit of I'diiealnm s|iys ihev a ie ii’l leariiers The ih-parl mem nnooun....I its helm f lhal olle loin Mi of l In* ",4lio li ai'li er- who tool, ihe eel I Ificnl niu esiiiiiitim ions la-1 Febriini * did 0 n u ll riie a litig I ’eri ilii-ntnin em iu lun I iiill m e Used III Sooth 1 ainlliui a- line of tlni-o lai-es fio d i'l' l iiiiiooe leiirhet -mI iii l,,s |'fo. i,th ii two an rsperlioii-e iiml I o mill |ile liau itlo ll 5,200 Ro si (It* n Is Statu X-Ray 'tests A In iiil of fi.LMIU ri'Hiili'iif* of Niihfoiil anil S<-11,•iii>l«, ( '" h i .l\ rclvi'il x itiya ,luring fio- wi*nk long aiitxcy i'll intIII-!**•I l»v Mall" I tun i<l iif lli-iilMi ti'rimii'iiin in an rffiul I** m -iio 'h t it I -i-11 i *111'ila tiiHca, Hi F lu n k (Jullliitan. illtfi' tot of tinHnnilniiti<iiinily lli-iilMi I'tiil, iiiinoiiiii-ril l,..tin (If u the irc e n l total, IfiMt per iia I ' m i I n n have now been cnmplrieil in tlie * ----- ---------------two griH-ery stores, a fillin g s ta ­ 11 t|on „in l two ealtin rnurt.i, all far- thriving community io ca t".I.......... «|l(. 8 ,nfor««kDcl.an.l High historic D eBary Kstale mi a WBy plateau 18 feet attuvu «eu level, ^ (|uti|ex hunic I n now being cmiprofcssiims With „tn te M nt m of nr.jHHi by diversified bacxgrmtniia 'K M r„. Matilda Germain nf Troy, doctors, nurses, lawyer-i. nut o M (li where she and her late huste ri, school teachers, ".•lenluL, np(,rated a hotel for many nigineers ami rotlrcii Army and yiWB> Hhll h„ lw(1|1 Jolne(| ,,y , „ r N avy men. |fU tf.ri Mrgi Ci }| R * mlull of O f tha 264 landowner*. 188 urn Cleveland, Ohio, Both are regiefrom New York Aisle and ihe term! nurses. They are delighted other 181 from other slates and with Florida and Plantation EsCanada. Many are retired mid tales. havt built homss Here for hi'elih, on a wooded tract Lester D. CATTLB FEVBR TICKS •^haatatalv ,i ta - titr - *a 1 or* reasons. Their houses, many uf ■Doolittle of Nutley, N. J . is hiilldTAMPA. June 8 — (7P>— The PAPER FIRM EXPAND0 PALATKA, Juno » A huilt on Ihe small iskc* III the Ing a pleasant little home with a ■ d of ColUar Rtato Budget Board will be aakwhich he hone* to or* J tha tMonla ed Tuesday to rsltaso funds ap-.,lwo story building Is helat n s - region, are with hut one exception gray re f k h k thay propria ted by the IMT taglsls- strutted by the Hudson Pulp m il of stucco covsred cone rein IHuck, i rupy w ilt,'Id * w ife hy Ju n e IB. It lure for eradleatlon of tho eat- Paper Corn, here at a eaat, o i With bright colored roofs and shut- a|| atarted, he revealed, when he tie fever tlek In 10 Florida 1600,000 Vice-President Anion ( t m of many hues. New mod* ml read an advertisement about in a .picturesque plantation Estate* ... In .... the .New counties, Chairman J, D .. Wil- Lund of New York said it w ii elay surface ..... . wind ______ . _ _____ ______ banka of tho Btata Livestock be used aa a storehouse at pe*. . wanner about tha 1JW0 Srrs tract, York Htrald Tribune. After 80 w tisy." id-.. 1: ZU W AM I IN I. I U N , lou r *» i'T*)— ir to u r ir it m lu l in i n itra tio n of llir Alonui I n rig i i oniinittion Ssauord ii|i again It,day with tciliunouv tli.it ........... .. m aterial* lo irig u lo o n t t in by ih t , iinl,l I r w,rd it< i n r a u h on grim o a i la ir iA h I'la m a ir now or j in is lo m p lr tom tot thr t itV U rt iratin o pin giant hit , lo h liro w lo rii will hr s la ilu l .it III llli ,i'i |,H k oli llir l i e i-o,l ‘ir lia lr iio u ir tomiilltIr r i ..lido, ling llir iiM n l l f l t i o n got (l,tl Ir,to il,lilt lio lii Lcyvtl L. iiioihihg ol M o n d ay. |unr, .‘II. Nti.um iln- oldi m rm le i of th» M u i ‘ M l.in g lr, pingiam ilu r i I l l i r n il.i ,- lioliiiil-.il who id le d a>n auuouio rd Iht* luoiiung iullow- g jo o l ll.r r »|-.|| i id lo ic tIV * uim h ri ir lio ll iio m la ik s o n u llr itotopri I,, lu r u d l, , o „ a i i i ( i in w lir ir d ir ip rltl ih ir r daV* roniei- IS47 Mils with ir, iratlo ii o ip r n in m * n ia ,t" alo, laid dial alttmugh Among ih ,n r wdh whom ihe du tin |,--to)<r-. w r ir ,lo p )ird lo the i U "ir,l ir u r.itm n a i ll ll li r s w r ir N o irto w ,u lot n n Jriita n d in Q W dh.no W .iitlrs, d o r, lot id play that H o ' n o n trlillsls w r ir not gtniiiiils, t lo o k H odgri*. d iirc to i o rirta id v rx ilm lrd hum tin tin g o i allilrln • ill,I I W > 1tun Sn u lli la b o u t- o if■ w liu r d*r Vmencaft- sin lal tillr. Ini Seivmg tu ,,teiall supervisor of Ihe I ih-nI progiam will he City Miinagei r Tiff, I M eklh h iii, wli pi tin in coining to Sanford served -si |,Iu d si i ,i I r 11 *I it as lo rd 1st,topes ate riem eiit- which have l.rrti sol.lic it .I in atomic homharduiciii mol fm Mir most part are as se e ie la iy of tin- ire re u llo I'om iilissiioi m tV iuler Park V. inc.I s,-| vici'x com m itters III tint 11 Inoi-e' ol I iillgiess w e ir ac- A ssistin g M u, M ingles w ill j utlit>u lit * fa js w a n * - of mi. C’itv Civil Service Board Meets At City Hall Tonight v i am Wltiti-, Viiici'iit Ju n o in,.i loi.n, W m lli’igb (Tin nil,ut" laid |iiiv n o t- ii ■ho ,, it W inlliogbl til tin. 11 ml " I M, fi'iiu i'i locb S t a ll I a -|,,i 1 1,,,, i * v ii ,on 4s ill'd luiig tnm Mum • ' i iii'fio r i" I'laiini'd, "aid M i' . o,i ' l i " mid aiming a r it v ilir " mi'ii 1 Miioouiiced "d iu ii,,i,i'd a i r "n ftli'ili, sw im m ing, tm 1 A fu ru ii't i-i-ttifimt t>uiilic acio" I o im 'I ih II, litick meets, non tiir * c u iit s n t , Mi M arn i'i |,rv |ia r(" iiquct, bandli-riifl , 11 >.l ly iirj. ,. m i, unlit mu (m in i" for , .lice, firi'lu c i, anil n lb c i s 'it v mil - (iloyees and a fte r scanning 1 v-Jinor.i o) *|i*e"lioO" |ne|i4i«d lU . m l "i l Vl.'i rilO u lli4 tn .il* thloughi.ot tin- I iiilrd Stale xi'leCte lliii'i- 1110*1 a|,|niqu iale f..l S*tlI (illli Iliq ilichllt" I'u ig re ss in the m slu in i amt I ’oi'IUCII Mil’ le mil Ijllll uio-qullii control cuio|iaigu in Srm "|»'llln g , imt |imiter n|qi||,-tl llir In t lr r al«o m itiidt* I'o iin tv wax repurted n> >ul I v to Mie i ,unity Ciinuiii"Mii|t command of I ngli lo In Fra n k iju illm u n , illr r .t o r uf till'll and iinllcemun a ir ili. S riiiiiiu lr County H ru ltl, 1trill, U" 111 till'll ktloW ledge who i i ’i-ralcd Mint 1,2(10 billin'* luul cation of tlie ]iiim-i|ial iniil.llngx i« u i c u m id rirly "iir a y ril, unit r>uil ui Ssnfbril liotiii*" im itia lly "|ira y rd in ac Aakiol if ciiu n li w in k e rs here take c iv il service, Mi M an iei re x o d lin i’l' w ith reqilPHts uf i.u n r r i lu urder tu cnnlintle Hie work Illicit ill tile lie g u tlii and declared Mint iitivn l I* tlie only cn uiily in lot loin limit' weeks, the Com oriiln that te q u tic " civil x«r mi" loll gi anted Dr. IJu illm iin 16110 addition to tlie 11.000 form erly | vie,, rat ing* of employee* qqo oprijiti'ii fur till* progim il * 1vi I "I'lVIC c, tlr pnlliled out, W e ll pleased w ith Ihe re * u ll" uf 'e - o lt* in Mie Helerlloli uf com* rtu- -atiipaigii. C ounty fo m u in - iio iI P ',fe ,1l men Among Mnllir «|dltudvx I'r o R i’iin i O f IVIoNtiuilo ( ‘t in t n il F roK 'i'fsscs oft H-llll I ’lginan. nf A jqdeliui, VV i, in' I Illli' i-ltl1MI in t In I hr I lla ii'u u of Stan d ard s, M|i{i«-ui •<1 l..I " H ’ Mir gi mu I Ju ly xvlilt'll tn d n '. I Ills " liu l llecen iliei. A fte r ir - n ti I'lgllllOl "Illli III 11 "llllrlltl 1,1 " I ru ti'g iiile n ity deny Mint I i> u Iiml imv d rillin g " n u ll W1 1•111•>•■ *T itilu liri" ot that l r v r l Inn s tm mail. 1 f u r liir i uni|U alifil'dly ilrm that I lo u r r v r i given to <ham I n i " ni to any o ilie r |,u *,o i an loianl Ini lin 'd g iive i'iiliiriiia l iu li.ui, ■it iiui W lu lii, fiiriu i'i ii"ni*taiit S i . 11 tin y of Mir lirH "ii|-y, died 1:, > Aug 17 lit tlie age nf fm ,0 I I s b i I i i i s S lia (••• S*urnt the thr various ".'illmu, ary.. |H|tri" -( i l" all jiaienl* uulliiilng the |,f„ Wodlvlgh at (lie trial uf Ills-, who, he ria lu i", *iqi]dit*d loo, -m m , ituverniiu-nt itucunii'tit" utim in was u .Soviet npy tin y t-imrtet Testifying at H u s'|ie i )oi i ••••t ( biiuibi-i" nailicil tlirm h - Vv lllro ii Wind I'lg iiiiin , lint i i In , '* . i litiii’iiiHii II. II Piqie deriared1iiih I qiinllficulioii* n-qnlrnl are vrstridiiy that tlie cuinpaignl meclianii'Ml skill. io*aliiex*, aci ' iiih I nn -iotnl apprai anev. I....Id tie of gtenl benefit to the cniaev. I t ’iinlluuaS Ou I'n m f n a l liinllh of tlie enmity, and pmitlcd! o u t l hut not only are muluriti \f lurriling tniuquiliiH eraillctiteil, hut | ( * 4 O T J ^ i A I \ 111 I I N l l l l l P U Academy uf Science yesterdiu In- lom-lir* Illli! utlier Verimn us well., \la«u / f l r l i i m l u k i h i n n a e would return lu the United In ...... ml. said Mr. Pope, i . n l y | l^ t W W M I i n t l O .- v K ip p e r States tu testify at the I iih I .d •tiusH homes are sprayed wtiuxs1 --- ; — Coiiimunl»t P a rty officials in No* o h iiit m are unalite flnurichtlly to 1 C I l A T T A N i O M i A , Trim., June York. iitive (lie work dune iheinnrlveH —(7 P l- * F r e d Walters, former H e said the men w e re linin' Fully screened homes are not ! maneger of the Louisville Col"lod ged fur their fa lth fu ln e i* to "pinyed except hy request The ..... . was nametl playing munagar Ihe A m erican w orking c ln « * " ciiiiiiuiign is iiinfined to lum l of flu- seventh-place Chaltjinooe 'The negro hnrltune addressed I.Hokiiuts to* Imv He xuccea idx Hie academy nt a meeting com <ie*irge t St m i) M yatt. meimirating the 1Both anniver-m 4 M yslt (mMiediately accepted a of tlie death of w riter Alexiimlio Oust as manager of Orlando it) tha Piudiklii. Ixvi-Htia, official gitvem Florida .State League W alters ineiit ni>ws|iniii'r, called his mi w ill take over Hie Lookouts to­ dress a "moving speech." " It Is difficult tn say hnw deep Mchoul days ended this afler- morrow. Iv I uni touched ami moved hy ......* ul -1:00 u’clttck fur the mure Thu appointment was aninnmced the fact 1 am again on Auvlel tliliu 4,1100 HChool eliihlren of liy Preelilent Joe L.'ngel, wliu said soil," he until St’ioinolii C uunty. T hey w ill have [other changes will he made if nett- All County Schools Close Doors Today Hohesnn salii he represent rd p io gresslve A m erican s and mil lions o f oppressed negro*. B E N T C O N TRO LS D R O PPED W a s h i n g t o n , June t»— j /i >i Housing expeditor Tighs E. Wood* today ordered immediate removal of rent controls in four Florida ares*. They are Palm Beach county, Including the city of W est Palin Beachi Volusia county, Including Daytona Beach) Haacon Hill Reach and Mexico Bvach. NORM AL TRM PRRATURKH C H IC A G O , Jung 9— (jp)— Tampsratursa htadad for nsar nurmal marks o v tr tha Midwest to­ day afta r a b rtrt cool spall. Tha cool sir drifted aaatward fcnd the lowsst tamparaturas wars la the Nsw England states southward along tha coast Into Sanitary Board said tha 185,000 sent) but space le being M l I p t.te ln d b ig mom than a mils ami s yaars of serrica ha retired from Virginia. Readings wav* h i tha fund had boan withheld. The, iReUllation of A utonutk m*> 4M ritr froataga on Lake Monroe his position as ganeral foreman 40's. Oadlllae, Mich., reported 48 as eompared to * ’ ---- * ~ ' ^ ,ts a r s 2 “ r'rtfJsss?-* n ik ------- N i solimumiius w n r llir ir p n ll* ir.n l in llir jmv* that t i u l obtetv u s ip r iu l.ilr ii loin h oi llir m in im *tm ii iniiil lo u r i im ir iio u i within llir rml-issy ilsrll \ esietd u i Miss I 'nphor* defi-nsv ills I'lle d iitteutioii (lo in llir d iu e f Issue of Mu- espiontige M oil w ill, u ii'p o ri that named l-Tedein' Mm,di anil o llie i M oiuw o.nl head lin n s an I'oiu u iu n isls tin llo lliw o o d tile ill*,- ipiolltig illiliuuied sen el lu fo iu ie is and wiMooil niu clue as lo h,,w iiiuell of it tile r i l l helli'ii-s illew lo ll , ule ami <iimieiaiuiMnn f i out M h i c I i and Mie n tlieis named Miss Coplou, a foilino Jn s lle e Mepai tinenl poliMeid an alyst, iiii eiised of fd riiin g ',-ciels fm the lii-tiel it ol itn-sni tt I a- was a iie s im l m New York Mm f ..iiili Y al eii I tn,. A tlitglti'het a Russian I lie ii* pi*11s hfing 1.1,mght into the ease ,n- Mil- oi I,. iio,|.. o tiles 11niu wlneli T ill men «m,l they found ■xliui-ts in loo )otl-e at the I uni- of Of (dimly RtTuivt* lug 70 Homes, Averaging $7,500 Each Are Built At Plantation Estates p r2,-te l: . . . ,, , , l k e r n,**r v kfM) resilient" ul | JlU lC 1,11five ... . t iuiut nn ifn hlei Tom t'lilitliio, H ei i I In* St'iinf*’ I'tiinmilipp iplickiy loan ) M .o iis I ’oueti I ' F. K rt uj»pitivt-»l i In* uniikiiuithill 4»i>rildik He* Miss Gdna fh ilt r d e u , iiig l' (•lav a*. .S iv i'H iu > uf Mi«* A im y* si'linol Ido in inn and H I'. Steele, I .> It I' True and M rs J i\ M itchell ■xrinllhF Iii'» iiuntc *'h ''ii t.iiinm* 1 Hit- i Mi i t lirliieipnls -f the M i.iiaim u Selinoi Mt'litif*’ I*-I CMii!Mi luiiliuti Ju n in i H igh School and South Side l III. CM III \ - i Ju n e .< 1i*f a»%■»). l.Vi U* I, a ii'Y lSrd bill P rim a l y Hcliool, irx p ct'liyely. D ili i t , iiiiM ' lln* 111%> ul iiii'iubtfit 14*t Mix hnndii .i i.egm •>In. I et iisslslant- w ill he MiD o lls tli** hi mi'kl |h i*,i*’i ,\ci i*htini tnlea,-hers in Hnulh i iindina ore M ilam ulid Miss Nancy W illie < 4 ii u i I m i n i oh r n i« Two) uei'iiKi'd o f chi iiln .g oil e*iliu Nam es of tile so p o ivu m and Iniltloiis. T en •In-in ioiud itt'l'lm s of tin p in g ia m fm col I ...... tiled niid ini i'* tig it II ot)-' of ed voutli will he aiiiiouiireil noon the m rest. the others are niolio way Two Tlie |irogt mo tw o oit n't com I ac Minis g lo w in g sutd M i* Mingles nee to men are In-mg held wioho ik ill In* c n irlrd nil h i liiiltld m ip ul ul Hill of cliatges of C oinm illilsl u clii $:M',i HI bonds on charges of ilr v fio p tin u t i n» tJ«o n ti,tnwrii, selling the answers to It ■ it > hnm ithl | New York C it y ; H e g iatiallim card* have Item leaiher*. The stuie eiiustalini I W b itliik e i I loimto-is named distributed amour the cbililieu tjl ary tmnri't released Hie tneti's Dans for distribution anil sate of tickets for it Hoy Bcoitl benefit game to ia> played on June 22 lietween the Hanford Giant* and OrInnilo Senator* w ill be discussed| self service plan, slid three checkat a special meeting whirii all cult iug aland* will lie installed. New By W I L L H ID C O N N O L L Y scouts and den mothers are re* counters of plywood afford am.Seventy homes, averaging m n u t ulaml (T/ilH) csi-lt sml ip|irr<mt--‘ pie shelving and display spice. quested to attend at 7:iN o’clock The produce counter w ill be ing an investment of wrll uvri h ill a million ilollatt have lirrn tuull at tomorrow night at the Methodist Church, Kvans McCoy, cub master, found on the right side of tha Plantation Fltatcs, Sanliotl I OCW nriglilair uuniuunitV, willun a yrst rtore and w ill lie equipped with and a half after bulldo/ru innhnl lliriiugli *n u li ami wnoill.nitl mi a announced today. mirrors. Proceeds uf the game are to he] 1,600 s r rr tract in Vnltm i minify In build new tondx, 10 milrt nf wltirb Seminole County. J — ---- ----------- The scout who sell* the most, K I h |,k H’H A R H F ST O KAVRI1 ticket* to the gam# w ill be pre-, |i()N r,nN i Jlin r f).- (/j*)_B riU ln ■enter) by Olent Manager »J“ I mid Poland yesterday that Ihe arbar with a baieball autographed m l fjerhart Elsler aboard a by all members of Ihe teem. j „hi,, waa legal while Ihe ship ' U A N im jiih r u I was In British waters. N rW A H K N J Juna 9 -(/!*) At the same lime Britain pro, —John Taylor slippedUon a r u g t« » « l “ >Pnland against rsfusal of In his third-floor apartrasnt yes- Polish authoritlss aboard the snip, M a y . He s liT r ig T o ” . iln - «he Bstory, to surrender Elsler flow ami landed on the sidewalk. 1,0lHn**n K’i u Hie Injurlee— bruised arms end Yhe B ritlih note was In ll( a to a Polish pmtest claiming E lsle r* * * arrest violatsd International low. ( I t f a t 1011 House Group Okays | R evised M e a s u r e Tu hit tea se Pay In Armed Services Director Announces Assistants To Aid Activity Sc be du Ie i'»m to b u llrlili l l i r S.1HIII XI 11)114It l i e no tillllir i iilriilitirit m lo r irp o lt bill ll t*ld -hr oia > 11*eit with jiio ll.ri wom.ui su - p rilrd ol bring * V onm im m l rpiuo.igr *grul thr i tiildlrli liatl itrrn tlrrpmg, Imt " I niu v e ry liniuiy itvvt Mu- te '■•""'•’ N ..... . of .on- fifth ..f Mu- ..... •>!*• R oheN on M u y T t*H (il> w«, lor*rd hack by ll.r lluiuri. ! * raduate of Hemitinle High Behoof back am i In I,ml K iw tin isn * Hint 1 Imv.. k t,..« n ((if .................. ............... . (11)41)) mill live* on Floral Tlie Nreley’a two olilent Mill*, A t T r iu l O f K ftls f,,r v,'i* ip*i fm x■riiyH," **m»| | I r . (ju illiiiiin , Heights, Amos, 1-1, and A ndrew , I I , es lic u r ty applHiist' g rcH ial III* mil i,n<| lie im lnleil m il Mini ihiring Work I ihk proceeded day ami cm pet I m ilnhiri'd a f le r ruim lng i» M u s c n W , Ju n e it, t/pi Smel l r i,,. autvev here in till'/ only night mid painting of the *ture nsi singing nf **W il hunt v S-oo 11'oBilaare Oa Page V*uurl f'Mill Rol>e*un 11j l<l Ihe S m i r l litis been completed by i. L. T a l­ am i in nufti>r vnlru, "D an n y R h i ". : .n iiii ii'eelveil x-raya. ?tt&SSM i (>!*) I- HI w.is trrp u ig ii.ii k ot wh.M went oil ,tl llir S o v ir i rm b jtsv llir docum rni told m ilrlatl .ibout llir a itiv d ir* ni r m li* * » of ft! nils and till lu .ln l llir Irx l id ,lli jp p llt'alliin iilrd b\ I run* S s in n Ini * |oli on llir N m r l llltoiin.tlm ll Father, Three Others Escape From Burn­ ing 2-Story House 'A new m il estate iluvclopment waa recently Rtarted tn the vicin­ ity of Little Lake Howell by M. J. Mona, Orlando realtor anil Itapobliran candidate In the lout congressional campaign. The development I* located about two ml leg eaat of Caasalbarry and la about one-half mile eaat of the Seminole Driving Park, During the paat week bulldoiira and acrapera have been u*cd to grade a road from the raxt end of tak e Drive southward 700 feet around the weat aide of Little Lake Howell and continu­ ing about BOO feet from the south aide of the lake to connect with the Tuacawilla Road. The development rover* an area of aeveral hundred acre* and w ill be aold In two and three acra unit*. It Ja near a *ubdiv>alon on take Tony, a project developed by Leonard Button, who waa Instrumental In inducing fha £ounty to extend and im­ prove take Drive, an axtentalon of Seminole Drive which con. neeta with the Orlando Highway and which leads to the race track. |in if l* A srcirt repot ir p n llI read ir.n l today to,lav In llir .......... lin y tivm g Ju d ith Cnplon on r*' pion.lgr lh a lg r s ilu in .ilril tit.*I llir "You never know what will Imppan before we break up," he aalil. He added " If we can’t agree how to live, »t leaat we may agree m live together." Bavin's apeeth touched ort many of tha world’* trouble epotvrjd t*- Q r y , . aa»ti/ti> J ‘>iropr,and N M tfV tV 1 LU i7 M u h . June * the overall 'S e ie d problem ot RuM la" and what he called the (/ P )— A 34-veai-old m ntliri and four of hrr tr v tn riu h lirn jiriiv h ril tceatleeee *■ Pm * T"«> M. J. Moss Starts Realty Settlement Near Lake Howell N O . 208. A m w ciu tcd Preaa taaaw d W ire until Mi-(it. 0, llte first ’Tuesday iifuu Labor D ay, lu enjoy them•elves, Ulid Hupt. T. W Lnwton. Tlie sum m er sclmul term w ill -tai l in the vario us schools **u Ju n e 27 and w ill cuntlnue u n til Jn lv 0. A t Sem inole H igh Sclmul 120 suniuatar hours are required anil ull subjects w ill lie offered jexsary to get tho l.ookoutx into i tlie Knot burr* Association pennant | chase. Myatt took over as manager of I Chattanooga in I94fl It wax his ! first managerial assignment and lie finished last He formerly playled with the Washington Senator* except foreign languages and la- , ttr|d the Jerxvy City Giante. I ••oratory sclvnca*. P L A N E R E C O V ER E D M ER ID A , Mexico, June 9—(VP) A nine-foot long plane, marked m engllsh "property of Army A ir Forces," was recovered from the sea yesterday by a fishing boat. A gasoline-powered craft, it was found In the water shout two mile* off Comma! I aland, on i the eaat coaat of the Yucatan, Penlnaula. The plana had a wlngipretd of only aix feet. Thera waa no svldance It carried a pilot. It an* parantly had been guided radio. ..... . . . ________ THR WKATHRR JA C K .S O N V i L I E . June High Birmingham Chicago Detroit Memphis New Orleans N.*> Vnch Phoenix 9t, Louis Han Antonio Beattie Jacksonville Miami Orlando TaUafcasae* Low � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 08, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/520fb9629d015377f80336f7620abf6e.pdf 3cbeae19c7a22317254738f13d4f5b02 PDF Text Text • »• ' \ . 'A ! ------------v " m a- g y 'lV r r r , " ' : — ,7. m . 4v l i ■• •■ - • i i ^ e | P 8rcvw * i£ MONP A T J T O tf «. I M i P A C K B IG H T i A W B iis B * Stetson Graduate Hear 5 Principle* Needed In World D P I,A N D , June ft-(S p e c ia l )— Five principle* necessary to the rebuilding of nnr wnrld were riven (o the 180 member* of (he gradualinr class nf John B. Matson University by Rev. Farl H. Edlngfon lao night at (he Drat nutdoor baccalaureate service In .(ho Forest of Arden, natural.am phi­ theatre on the university campus. The R ev,, Mr., EdlngtptL pastor of the First ‘Baptist C h u M r of 8t. Petersburg, ha« he|d Impor­ tant post* In the Baptist Church In Florida, In Alabama and In (ho Southern BUpllst Convention. ■■ The Hon. Owen J. Robert*, for­ mer Arsoclati* Justice of the Unlled State* Supreme Court, de­ livered the nddre** at the unlver■Itv'e 00th annuel commencement Chambers Testifies Club Sttck-Up :'"r ' >/.'v * I, til ‘‘ 'flvCV. mm m mm * . / M W A S H IN G T O N = MARCH OF EVENTS M arket Report Supreme Court Hrillit*nt Object j f s R as t j S i r j r a a s a ssrrwrj s s ; S s i r t r j j A r g g y jr a g g tf j s caurt f ■ •- •• ‘V-5 >«M LowIhFined j'i (Centtaaed From Faga p m it au'ed. dnder the .... Taft-H al‘ j j f .................... > h artlh\‘ Tn tainat strike's that hi Health or oafety, ' itd the union contended ~ "strike" oe the* they ‘ ibat there w«a‘ I vary fond of popaleklea and ride* dally to a nearby store to get oua. £ She la already looking forward * eargerly to tha two waaka thflAto she will spend with her p w a g t f * * at the beach In July. Mr. N d l ^ U local agent for Tamlaml Truck Linas. Final voting w ill taka piaea Friday whan pictures of lha five winning runner-up contestanta will be published, together with a i ballot blank which voters may usa to pick from the five, “The; I Most Promising Cltlsen",.. who wjl| bo presented I m Jeweler w ith. A Mi The five children Ll r u1* 1?,*"' Clair# TrrVor. Brian Uonlevy ami Dorothy l.amour In n tensu itmn* the final mntenti l . _ __ In X .r d on t w S ^ r j r r y kfnujm ■ , , ,t from “™ E l-UCKY S T IF F ", a United A rtist, ro les*. Showing ten, Dorothy Jardlne, Linda H ar­ vey. Rara King and Penny PuWrr. screen nit Tuesday «rut 'l Just before the trial adjourned Parents of winners are eligible Friday for a weekend reee**, to receive ticket* to tha Rita flh*ruber* admitted under croaaTheatre and may obtain these by examination that he had commit­ calling at The Herald office AU ted perjury before the same grand ohntogiapha used In the contest Jury that Indicted Him. have keen taken by Robert L. Stryker, slashing at Chambers' Cox of R isei Studios. j veracity a* ■ witness, drew the new perjury admissions .shortly after the trial returned today. The first false statement ho ttiaatlassea Feaos P*m b n i !, made under oath, Chamber* tes­ Thev were not left behind by the tified, was In answer to a i i i i m ' Y e-iti." ■ H u n hy a House committee mem­ The United Statea wna rtp reber, Ren. Nixon (B -C allfi amLthe '•ented official l r by Brig, Oanarat srriind In answer to another Joseph O'Hara, military attachd 'Hun by former Rep. K ail and Capt. Smith Hutton, naval t It R.D.i attache. The reply to Nixon's query, the They were welcomed formally wiiness related, wa* a denial that by Mayor A. Ranaud. Tha British he he knew knew uf any Communist activlsent a delegation of R A F m en.lr^L "es nf Alger Hiss Involving ea«msrl full dress and the F re n c h ^ * , pinnage. were represented hy sailors and marine*. There also was a group i('presenting the Paris American Union. But (her# was not a slatU ; (UonttaHod From Pag# Onai American sotdhir present, which for presidential leisure of struck * ti * e d soma disappointment nlsnts In casts where th* nation'* pmyrna among the townspeople. They had health or safety Is imperill,>d. decorated their straeta for thfa T h e Administration-!) t r k a d occasion with garlands of ftowtrs. measure provides for nslther InOne Frenchman epmmentadi JiiorHun* nor selxures. "You send ua mllliona for tbof> lithar congrvsilnnsl develop| Marshall Plan. Couldn't you have**-1 ment*: [Sent u* at least six OIs for o ur1 | Atnmlr--Senator HlrkentiNiper ' i lnei» celebration." I (R-lowal said the man who drafts ! The erremnov was held In fron* w m hi* uptU lr* bedroom tn Dctiultg I top secret atomic reports In Con* itres* was sunpeiKled once lu'cause <mw hki»he is shown sitting when the auxUlary tank : post of the victory hlahwav w h W the FBI questioned Ills loyalty, lie said an FBI check disclosed s JS JS m b m Trashed^through tha tool and coutlnu.d on to the j! ;w « * France along th# course of "serious derogatory information" basement g*tensive daniaga wa* dona to the boina. (JatamaHorurlj , '1m Adltos emmll glmwi On the wall above wa* tha cen­ about the man, whose name wax turies nld coat of arm* nf Rt, not divulged, hut after a bearing, an Atomic Energy Commission re­ (luce from 76 to 112 bushels of Mere-EgHse. To its ancient for* h F umH view Itnard cleared him bI miuI a "branched" wheat per acre, Russia mat has been added a couple nf year ago. | now uvi rapes almiit 116 bushels o'llowlng parachute* with s t a r s ^ sttachid and lha dale lha p a r a - ~ AEG Chairman David E. I.lllen- | pi r acre or thereabout*. troopers came, thsl acknowledge earlier tbal the .......... ...........Is . keeping ____ ................ _ _ MOSCOW June —i/Pl— Many Branched wheal has been hrad I commission some peo l,T* with mihtfui ricordrt' on th* ' farm * ueai Moscow are tn plant I end developed by Hrivlel , agrl- i payroll Irecause, he salo, 1 hiancbed lo, that H ia t1 blanched wheat wheal tills year, year. llrmiBran- cultural cultuial scientists wlm who have door explained In farm manager! In * rheil whentr Instead of having one Intense research on It for many j i|„. Moscow atea how they must seein* safar than firing them. rnr. to each stalk — like ordinary acreage. UHenthal also told Hie Honale-* _____ — ------, . .year*. ,The area under „ cultivation | handle branched wheat . acreageHouse Atomic Energy Committee , wheat has many ears to each to II Is bring rapidly extended, I.vxenkn stated that the aawunt “ ' secrets stalk, — ol i d results watched carefully. he la aware that atomic »f branched wheat sown must b* are « "primary target” for Com-1 The* me nsgers nf Hie Moscow "Moscow Bolshevik" reported a Cr« ni n,l> tn 1(1 bushel* per aero.. conducting hearings Into fllcksn - , farms whl<rh were selected for the conference at Hie l.cnln All-Union Lysenko said tha branched wheat ---------- demand r d that I.lllsn f * ‘be “ first use of this daw wheat variety Aeodemv of Agricultural Sciences *hItould be sown In single rqws 4h _ looper's I.lllanthal muplst spje*. The commit committee Is , jn tb* region around tha Soviet at which the leading Soviet Bgrl- c,(tnntlmetrr* apart at i daplq r f j k flyed for 'Inrredlhle mismanage- i (l*ve undertakvn to pro- cnlntrsl scientist 7. D. Lysenko from ’mm s tn 6 peuUmftors, “ ment. _____ ^ .i_ . . I'rograin— S e n a t e Majority ^ 'id ar Lucas (D -IID said after a hits House 'conference that Democratic leaders will seek pas•age of all the Administration measures that ran be gotten through In th* present session. • "Nothing Is nut the window," .Luras told nvwsireo He said It may tie necessary to keep t'ongres* at work after the scheduled July I I adjournment date, hut he wouldn’t eay bow tone. Housing— House Speaker Nayhum (D -Tex) told newsmen after a huddle with President Truman that "we are going to get a hous­ ing bill." Rayburn predicted House pas­ sage of tire housing bill ayen If lha rulaa rommltUa has to tie discharged from consideration nf the measure. That would bring It onto tha Door for debate. Spies—House Investigator* said them are signs that two of the government’* highest nfDcIsl* prevented the e m i t of a Soviet und* that It could cause « D-Day Program ,%i CongreftH Action H«I Planting Of firunched Wheat j MAKES LIVING ROOMS LIGHTER and LOVELIER repercussion*. Irkua were not named. The Rueslan la now reported hack n the U. S. 8. R, Mrs. Joseph J, Fransy. libra­ rian of tho Bell Aircraft Co., told tha House Un-American Activities committee that a wartime Soviet S E S S S -T a aviation secrets—with wa MaMM T X % a . ‘!S*. to word • “strong report" bock- ■ft ftftjft ft|ft ftftlfftftSftftft - a - » * s r t s s » a ^ J B s * 's . r deeJar# ,.V Britain's Row IB IS :» X am tort did aM ia •k a M F - tha FBI foreign relations committee wa* yaparud near agreement on how Tkatr eomatotato tod Chalr m i Oari Nflytow .<P>> . .......... t A o| m |A J, am i W T O t O J|i- aeSSf sHutton v a vgfs sBritish & sto-. saw by labar da tronUaa, It f a t lM Tha executive eoasmlriH itod tho two -----------•«, tha m t Hiummu W& i»: m It's eiu*y to wake up your Living Room Hang a Mantle Mirrt>r above your fire place and reflect the beauty of your home, Color, furnishings and you - - - All , - r ^ y u , r H . ') V : a lovely plate glass mirror like this. * .*• We can inake h mirror T T T lit already mot town. N m I i‘ employed In the trade agreement section of the State Department. ; Earlier, Stryker drew two new admissions from Chambers that he himself hail comrrdtted perjury. It brought lo three his canfeaslona ,u f perjurious arts tine* the trial began. I Chambers acknowledged that he knowingly lied under oath In ; statements before th« House Committee on un-American Activ­ ities last August, ■! Ills*, one-time high State De­ partm ent official, Is accused of lying when he denied before a spy-hunting trend jury that he turned over secret government, Other event* on the commence" ' " / ! * * * b',V', ,,l1" * " r'* ' ment program Include a concert hv . The third bandit grabbed Ml** •; f ?! the Schnol nf Music yesterday N *«y Tbnmpkio* of Ja.ktonvllle, afternoon, followed hy the presf- an<l 'l,lnf h' r .• * ■ backed dent’* reception for senior* end “ I the lounge. I their parents, a coffee at ftjftft thl* „ lb* *>■* “ ‘ r i f k . . driven by morning honoring all guest* of Stanley Farker, IB, told him lliai tqt; i .;4 the university, and a luncheon at {be woman wa* III, and asked to 12:1ft today honoring dlalingulsh- be lasen In a hospital When the ed guests and ersdnates, P*lr got Into the truck, the driver President J. Ollle Edmund* pro- *■ " threatened Hy the armed bantided at last night's harraMureate dll nnd tnld where t«i go. Several service mile* away near the junction of "Our new social order w ill he '*'■ (|0y «"■'! «'»'* 'he "Id V . sharnlv different from the on* Ajicpket Highway, the robber t/dd • In which wc have lived," Rev. Mr. ,h", driver lo stop, left the truck ;*» . Fdlngton told the graduating sen* • ril!.,*ll’*PPc*ircd *1''? 'he darkness, lore. Announcing as his aiih|ect The Seminole Clnh Is located on "Something To Stand. On," he »•»« <" •*"<*"> *» I he "Id Long Ml** Wllladone Bryant, above, uf New Smyrna Reach, will comquoted Archimedes' reference In Road, •between Muiiland and |ia <ate wiih u bevy of other Florida lieautle* for the till* of Misa New the rpower of the fulcrum, " If I had ABamoiite Hprlrig*, Ju*t Miiilh nf Smyrna Beach of HNU on Saturday evening, June I I , during tha East, — something to stand nn I could lift AIL,.mon'* H pnni* city limits. Coast city'* official *ummer season opening. The gala threa.dgy the world." bar-lounge ocrudle* Iba festival will begin Friday, and continue through .Sunday. It Will be The speaker named five prlnc). main partof the club with a game held under the auspices of the Junior divisionof lh« New plea nn whlrh we m ult stand In ,on,n ,n r' <r> having e sepa- Beach Cliamber of Commerce. Th« dalmatianT That's Just to point order to steady and rebuild our entrance from that of the bar up the beauties of Miss Bryant, world. ( I I The conviction nf "Ond "ml «« »b" "orthslde of the buildAlwavs." "We cannot prove Hod," lnK; The door lo the game room-• Me, Fdlngton said. "We^^accept w,hlir '' WIK teported eqtdpned wiib Him. 'The heavens d e riv e the ■ d!T roulette wheel and glory uf Cod ami the firmament blackjack tabic— bad u glass wi*shownb hi* handiwork.*" (8 | T h e .,luw 'brough which the doorkerp* supreme worth of human pereon-iL7’ rol,bl *eo patron* outside but alllv. (ill The consclounnesa nf « *"« patron* could nut »ee Inside divine mission. <4> The conviction uu 'boy approached, Is FDR, Jr., Triumph Om ari I O everoaF* Mansion M a y Ba that Cod hallows work. (S) A will­ ingness in follow the eternal video O f ■ lo n g Folltlcal CoraerT | N eat O a a l, Say Ohsarvart of Cod. "The suri'sl way to victor­ -*■- T ....i I r n i i f fa C t n t r t l Frees ious living," said Mr, Kdlngton, "is I U b II i m S V*eaM Paa* (laei the surrendered life, . . . , 'not as I mnditlcs with nkrs lending In ASHINGTON—The political expecta already are projecting tha W will, hut as Thou w ilt.'" ' cash returns nf gt.AO lu f 1t.r>(i per triumph of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., In winning the Houag bushel slid averaging git.lit. total- I aeat of tha lata Rap. Sol Bloom (D ), New York, fa r iato tha future.' lug M,Hnri.05, Fancy Hell poppers | Tha axparta regard the airmailing triumph of tha handaome aan'af fulluwed with an evvrsgo uf fd.'lft tha late president aa tha beginning of n new political career sparked per bushel - high, $7.r»u, low til.- I Oil, tulnl return* 9IM.MI4.itO. Crow. | by tha "magtc" of the Rooaavalt name. Young Rooaavalt’a victory did not surprise anyone, not even <('«ailau *4 Pram CM* O sil dor peas lead In volume • 4,(1ill Tammany Hall, which Iran bean toeing ground a mcnare tn locialy," bushel hampers brought n lotal rapidly In New York nnd abtktng to n w h ite r of " I ran find nn hauls whatso­ return of ftt,ftr>1.0ft, Ita former Ugerlah roar. ever," the judge declared, "on "At I he Hanford Market during Beyond the congraaatoanl aeat, the boat In­ which I rail extend to him. In the past six days a total of Sit,formed poUUcoa In Week]nit o n aea avantudHy good ronsrlence, the consideration bill unit* were sold with watertha govaraat'a mansion tn Albany for y ea eg which the Jury has recommended.'* melons leading In volume, 0,121 1 awyrrs for William* In appeal­ rrifluiM averaging tlftc each. ilJUIfi FDR. Pathapa, they aay, whan Oov. H u m an M. ing to the Hnprrme Court contest­ nsekngf f enrn tl'd n r , tn pki| ) Dewey atapa down, for they than a o a o t Raw ed the conslltulloiiallty of a New brought York to return to .U a traditional Damooratta *2.Ml in f r / h ; .1,140 Ymk Uw which pvimlts i rIni Judv- crates of celery *>dd at fll.till to atatua, #• to disregard jury rarninhiatids- fl.nt) an d '1,024 mill* nt jiepper Than, tha axparta aay, there In tha Senate. I f tlnns and requires ihciu to consul­ hi englii 12.60 to 11.00. A small not that, they era aura tha time wilLcome aoron ar a defendant's pi Minus terord vntume nf lumatnes, eggplnol, ytsra hanca whan they con run another Romebefore filially Imposing sonleiicc. riirumhci*. csullfliiwer, wn* availvalt for the White Houae. William* lilt) Iwcu ** ill Upend In nltle tn the trnde. The market onThey admit much will depend on FDR, Jr,'a, die ihr week nf Felt, ill, blit Just­ tldpalre a llgbl supply uf all record In Congrsos and afterward. Rut they do franklin D. ice Ridli’dye giauli'd him a stay coimndltle* diitlng Hie current nut concani their belief that tits growing teaemReeeevelt, Jr. pending tin' mitrnim* of the npk * blsnca to tha akjar Rooeayslt U n grant poUttonl peal. "F'alinetto Market reports a M eat among those who loved FDR, Sr. Juntice Black, speaking fur th* light supply nf loinatne* mid egg­ a a a a majority today, said a sriilciirliig plant roiillniie* In that iyra. n F L Y IN ti BOX CARS ON SCHRDVUB—A recent Civil AfronauJudge "is nut confined tn the nar­ Sag Board daclalun authorising four alrllnea to haul freight, and row issue of guilt." Black added: freight atone, marked a milestone In American aviation history. "Highly re|evaul -if mil issm iiNow for tha flrat time tha "flying freight care" are plaead on tlal--to bin selectio,i of an apprnIt'aatlaasn V r-a ess* oast "tlmatable" operation In competition with the nation's regularlyprlair sentence is Hie possession gofeaduled passenger alrllnea. which'.also carry fralght. of the fullest Information possible particles, W. R. Mavis and I*. I,. Monre, ' The "old Hite" airlines Utterly fought the CAB decision. They concerning the defendant's life two forecasters on duty at tha and characteristics, x x x maintained they could haul all tha freight that puMle demand Weather Bureau described Meanwhile tha Ruprema Court M >jert us “sonfewhal smaller ordered Illinois courts In say flat­ r#H™?ver, tha aaaantlng majority declared tha deeUton wa«M ly whether laws of Ihnt slate par- than a full moon." provide a thorough teat which would help chart the future e f n lr J'lt lit up the nky tn the north m il prisoners to win local hearings west and fell vertically, leaving when they rlslin their rights hava ^ * * * * * a luminous weaving trail," they been denied them. "flying box cara" proved unaoonomloal, tha government would hava In a unanimous decision by reported. to aubaldtsa them, thug Imposing a new drMit on the i M f t f W. . t The trail wa* "S'* shaped and Chief Justice Vinson, the high However, the majority aald that during tha flva-yaar trial parted tribunal indicated It Is confused then became almost horlkontal, ton four companies would have every incentive to achieve tow oper­ over step* available In Illlnnia apparently blown about by winds ating coats, knowing that If they do not, their Uaanaao w « l a at high altitude, the observers courts In such cases, abundance nf caution," the Hup- said, ravolwd. . e a s e Mac Dill Field si Tampa report­ ram# Court had decided to send k "O f fliW B n r Katharine St. Oaorga |R ), Naw Yoik, la try ta f ed the object apparently had been Vinson said that "out of an to work out n formula that w ill annMa bright young geveegtoew back lo Illlnnia courts eight ap­ sighted In Hu- vicinity of Cedar ■Mia to advance an rapidly aa they would to private Y iiritr^ *____ peals by prisoners who contended Keys, northwest nf Tampa, with tall an ostlmsted 60 to 60 miles they were denied due process of law under the federal constitu­ long. Residents at Fort Myers aald tion's Mth amendment. Tlta eight said Illinois courts lha object wax sighted In tha aky had rejected their petition* for northwest of that city and Day­ wrlla of hahaas corpua--legal ac­ tona Beach aald a "cloud of smofia Matdar to promotiOM to govanunant emptoywent tions In which they asked state pr something In (ha sky looltad caui I hearing* nn their content ion* ilka the figure “B" for a few min• R A N O N S R O ^ A R m i ^ *hr^ ’ * * that they had been denied federal­ utes after a flash." chairs to tha rear of tha Senate chamber M Y * ham H *reely anew Tha Plot Ida Highway Patvol ly guaranteed rights. glad to tha leal tow d aya-un m m m X attuMtod. . _ ' Vinson observed that after also had raports of lh a object be­ f l u story | i H o u ii m m I n v W l# * IM r fh i some of the petitions were rejected ing sighted near Farn and tu and aratoad^ Urn CUpttol to Satan to Senate dabau w o n Ocgla. • n n s t t a d trS g a m w r all tha aogd atfllB ta liM hp .....ssa /K - iraatlaaed ,F#fBi F#«a®aa» ‘ (CaattaaeO Preei Pare Onel a* to the Identity of the missing gunman, *eld Sheriff Mero, but the aeerch for him I* continuing. The Seminole Club, which two month* ego had been robbed hv •> gunman who ceceped with ca*h and Jewelry, wa* auddenlv entered at mld-nlghr Friday by three bandita, according to Sheriff Mero. < “This la a ftlrkup," cried one of the bandit*, and to emphaslto hi* word*, fired a blast from e shot­ gun, -haltering the mirror behind the hart* »aj» > ■ , The manager of the club, Tony Rorrl (Vlr Rockwell! made n grab for the .46 automatic pistol held' by Sa|vh Muring the scuffle. Brown, the bartender, grabbed hi* own revolver from under the bar, and shot Fantasia three (line* In the ehenl, killing )ilm Instantly. A* Halvi bioke away fioiti Herd and Marled in run frown tu>«cd ^ r ^ t i r " 1"* f" **" ,,m # IXleStoi 7hefl,lli,htWl,'kldneyhl,"nd' corpus prueedura would be •piropriate In auch cates. The highest tribunal, tjtarsfoi e, s tilt all sight cgits hack ydth.ln“ ons tbst the loWer courts h tto tb e ii Herald Contort - I f|t your mini �>-»W»jfiaWW » »» (» « « M | l'» 1 » f la Unity That* J a S ir ta g th — "* 1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Partly cloudy and continued » arm. sonic likelihood of n few afternoon thuuderxhut*era through Wednesday, tig h t to mode rata smith** no ninth. > SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY JUNE 7. 1040 EaUblishcd 1008 Associated Press Leased Wire ■ Senate Gr oup " Urges Atlantic act Approval Tightens Hold Jumps loNew ° Post War Peak On Near Empty Purse; English’s Job Killed 3 .280.000 Workers Seek Jobs. Census Bureau Announces In Report For May C oordinator O f H ig h -! er Education Given T a x Education w a m i i n t .t o n T Jim r 7 (/Pr Ineniplovnieul jumped J 7 I.IKH) in 2 W eeks T erm in a­ 1 May to .1 new post Mdi peak nt tion Pay by W arren Need Is Cited 1. 289.000 WASHINGTONJune 7—(/P>— i Th% Senate Foieifn Relatione Com­ mittee today called (or ratification of ilia Noitlt Atlantic Pact at the bait way to avoid World War I he re n ill* Hurfxu. rr purlin.; tim todav. commented ihat "oid Three. In a formal report to the Senatr. in.inlv u nrnipioi.irM l drop* be ’ the committee declared that fail­ tween April and NI.IV Hid llir III ure to ratify the pact "would have i rr.iie ihti year **n», llierelope, diiaetroui consequences abroad i roil i my lii iea-Mii.il rxpn l.tliim"The committee strongly br I lie new I uk I i hi imem|ilovmen i* tifl.iHHI a lim r the p irtio m top lieves." the report said. “that it ▼would be in the be»t interests ul re at lied l.i*l I'rbtiiary luem ploy ahowii as they .it oml Inst VVcdiii duy noon, following their meeting loeiil h id tin lined -lightly m M an h the United State* and indeed, the entire world, to sustain and en the Tourist tenter, waiting to receive x-ray* i n the mnliilc unit parked on I'ir.-I Street at Ungnnlla and Apiil. couraft the momentum of conlr- Avcnt.r. The x-ray. wer8 quickly given hy tcchtii clan* of tlw> Ktal" Board of Health I lie Hiiir.au i.ild that drtpite llir dence that has been building up m _ 1 T\ 1 im r r . i'f m unruiploym rnt inm Europe, by raittyin* the m .ty k ] propte lu d )nli* hi May than 1 at an early date. May ul but ye.it. I lin e H iii al« a me m employment lin n i A pii Tha treaty waa signed here Apr. to May. 4 by the United Stales. Canada and 10 European nation*. It will I tiII -.11 •ti itIIIj tint nuni tint iilii- m lian-m niinil'i’l f not become binding on (hi* coun­ NLW YORK. lurtr ) i/7’ ( W lnttakrr ( lumhi iinil-et* idmiHei) today of j ■*t> -eeki-ri oul-nilr t (ill III that lie lit il *r*cit timer liefnrr ih r lacfrr.il gr-tnil purv w ludi indn tedi im: mxi' fa il* r limn llu- mimln‘i try until ratified (approved by a I n| | m(i op|ioi Inutile - oa ini hii I' Alger Kiss on |*»n |iri|in y muiit two-third vota) by *fi* 5en*«.clitml uR" ) ni|t h i I Ml fil'd Mill I'ml T re ac h er­ ( liambri *. ulir-tiiur tiuinrr Im .1 p ir m n Sm jri pv nog m i I itar .......... ,,B' Frankly poiaed m i a warning i<> C hurning. , i i i . i t , iM iiiHHM ttr li»Mt |*nit|mttiiMt Murk Ruiatan aggression, the treaty Roy eminent witneyy in the Inal id tlie lotmei high K l.ilr Department Be. amte of the ipa»..nal up .** ing ous Sens H am per pledge* tha membera to cuuiult official mmlr tl\e admir-sinn h i ' *• - —— (t'un iln uril r..t r Six* and to give each other aid in Rescue O perations fourth duy on the w ltnei'i -liiml event of aggrtaaion against uny A frw minute* previou-ly Red one of them. H it) DF, JANEIRO. Brail!, rrnl Jmlg" Samuel H. Kaiifimin , Senator Connaily (D-Trx) in­ June 7— irVi — Report* from Haiti lie (omul lii* trial tratimoiiv dicated he will aaa fur early Sen- Ftorianopolix said 20 peraona Inconsistent with Ida grand imv M ate debate on the pact, approved were killed yeaierday when a testimony. Hi- granted HI.*..' at * unantmouily yesterday by the for- Braiillan army tranaport plane lorney, Lloyd I'niil Stryker, tor ’ ((Mtlaaog Oa Mm* T a i l rraahed intn a mountain soom mliiiiori to m id the pruini imv iij taking off. The air minlatry minute*. Itieliunl ll'dttelaw, here fm a here aaid wrerkage nf tha Stryker, ernsM-extiinluiiiK f'luiin ' plane, a (M 7 , aaa located near mm ii> ii t* i nuinth'.. vaealhu. after another iiera, read iieven portion^ of giuml beared Dead In Plane Crash O ff Puerto Rico Chambers Adm its He Lied 7 Times Before Ju ry Which Indicted Hiss 2 Bandits Steal $19,000 Payroll Congress Receives BW A dvocating W orld Federation WASH!NOTON,4June 7 -(8 p e^ ctup-concurrent resolutions aim- Kichard Hnltzelaw To (iive Program In New Yo rk C ity A ' Kiwi,nis Mfel Cam hi rein* peak and rrxrur partira were ruahed to the arena. L,„| Wells Fargo f.inployu I i i a . r* CCS Kohhctl A I L O " replied Itimhia Iu Iini iivu Lo ir uMtttiuy ju ry dialogues. Kuril time lie as rhnniherii if the teHtimimv In gave was Irtli 1 or false. I aueeeJl.rul Henson a- I'll.'-. ttnnl"m- with tlie New Voik 1'ity Upern (Co,, will ottig at the Kiwani* meet I l>'tf »* the Tourist t enter tuiiuii Kaeh time Chaiiihn.i fllW Wi(|, nccuinpaniment by I I hi SAN JUAN. FERTO RICO.. that It wn* fal.e. H r admitted lie . — I— .. ty waster, il wa» annuuitcad today June, 7—(TF)— A c lu tte r plan* had committed perjury on each of N rW tO K k , lime / (/Fi — by Rdwnid F. Lane, Klwatil* procarrying 81 perron* clashed and the navan ovcaaloti*. I wo giiaid* ol llir Well* l atytoigtgm chairman. Chamber* amyvaied Stryker’* i.1D . mbhed ol S I1*- T Mr. HoUiclaw Is liomr to visit tank in the A tlantic near litre mildly, now *t*rlng *t “ n , , , , , hi* slep father. C. 1 . Mathew* early today w ith 'a feared death qrifstion* him, now raising Ills nyts to the IHHMn pavtolMund* bv IWA atnitd >t m K|(|| Xvenue.' and will ICoatlaa.a Oa Fag* Trrol . __ I roiirtroum celling. lie avoided iiim i today on llir ( oluinbia I n leave sunn (or s short slay in looking at Mils and ill* wife wlm * emtv t impiii, Miami where Ins daughter, Cyn sal tensely watching him from A* the guard, appioaihtd th. 'h i* J ll ultcl aw, will grn ing and devalopment of the United Nation* Into a world faderatlon war* Ihtroducod In tha Horn* of Representatives today by 84 Mem<ru n tlau.it (la e « i" Two) bar* of Congr***. main n itr.im r of liim e m tv lull, Among those introducing the polo r ..ml. the goonirii .|i|>|)id identical resolution* were 81 Democrats and 23 Remthlirami. A h nut "I the il.'inwav and .i |,| i i <>.*• he I majority najorlly of th* menders member* of the I them I ti >ni tlie teal. Hop** Committee on Foreign Af" I lot i* I tin klip, one t.iol fair* joined In ipomorlng the refleorge Washington, I oe a I Nie/ing ihr mnnry, they i.to » solullon. negro, was fined $25 and rusts yesterday for stealing a four Tha raaolutlon stated: an auto patkeil on a t.iiopii* ‘ lit* >' " I l la tha lens* of thv CmigresH pound haxs from another negro, 1 D E T R O IT , June 7 — l/lJ>— A way. I hrv leaped in .ill .ped .ro.n that It should be a fundamental Stonewall Jackson, Police Cap­ | $200 ,00(1 reward was offered by tow,lid iiioadway. objective of th* foreign policy of tain Roy Tlllls reported. Ilie rr were Iryv ilu d in l .ilniol th* United Statai to lUppcrt and Washington protested Ills in­ tlir <7(1 United Auto Workers to­ strengthen th* United Nation* and nocence end told Judge J. G. day m ttip search for the assail­ Colum bia', ronimeiu em ail *«a to teak Its development ir.to * Sharon that ha only "borrowed ant* of W alter and Victor Hen- lield I j i t week ther. world federation open to all na­ tha fish," but the Judge was ad s-1 t uoivisti emtiluyi Ii" ■>* Tin- union thus doubled its pration* with defined and lim ited. mant and gave the sentence, power* adequate to preserve peace I It alt ilarteed when Stonewall vlnus $ 100,000 reward o ffer in the holdup linini-diiitrl* r. t, I»«■InIilnr ik fl*« Ntgr 'l l i and pravent aggretilon through: Jackson, on his way home on hi* Iasi .priug's Hlimiting of W after « the enactment, Interpretation and. bicycle from a successful fishing Krill Iter— adding anotfirr like mini enforcement of world law." 1 trip, stopped' to chat with u in tlie attack last May 24 on ' Th* B4 Congressmen sponsoring friend at Fourth Street and Cy- Victor yt'aatlaa.a oa essr *i«i firess Avenue. He had six fis h ; Thin brought the total rewards n his bag which were greatly In Ixilh uttackn to $210 ,800 , In­ admired hy Georgs Washington cluding offers from tlie Detroit TA LLAH ASSEE, June 1 ' Shortly afterward. .Stonewall City Council nnd other groups. _ Justices of the Florida Supt'-un missed the largest of his catches, Walter is the U A W ’s President | Co u h ! ' weVung" MaJk'ro"'.' m, lif*hi 'I the four pound bass, went to the \ let or th- union * educational dir- | Ul(,(t t inmt vasv ln nn’ ii m in tllH inn „ i|F\V y|Bl -ctor, ----- ,*?,*" 1 cious court chamber today station and reported )iin DCLAND, Juna T—(Special)- 1t>olir.* , W , ,alters , right .*irn! Miaplchm of Washington as tlu> ........ by a ehotgun blast. V ic -. „ nU„ WB1 th„ ftrH, „ mr „ Fiorida Citrus Mutual1, tn* grow. 1 Im lost Ins right eye, aim from ||M. pullers tiavc worn •ra organisation r*ipresenting culprit. ,obe*. With Patrolman William Me*-; a shotgun charge. ^ 1 0 .8 2 per cent of Florida’s annual Ill each instance the assailant Hlnce the court moved to it W production prodi o| citru* fruit, will ser, Stonawall went to whern $ 1,760,000 hullditig all cm e hold a district masting on Juna Washington boards a t 301 San­ filed through a window of his • have been heard In tlie leimillvr 10 at 8:30 P. M. Tha third dit- ford Avenue and found the fish | victim's home. tvlct, composed of Alachua. Put­ on the back porch. Tho la tte r1 The UAW stipulated that any hearing room wnil* the laign nam, St, Johns, Flaglar, Marlon, waa arrested and Jackion took' iitfutillation on which Its reward chamber wua being completed Levy and Satninola ’ and county tha base to hie home on Orange 1 might be based must be given — to the union. It then will be commissioner districts one, two Avenue, ending what Police Chief j first1 toadnu*e Oa Fag* Tieol nnd three of Voluela county, wUI Hoy G. Williams today termed a ___________________ i hold It* meeting at the Voluela "historical Incident.” George Washington! Steals Fish From I Stonewall Jackson Reward I Offered For Assailants Of Reuther Brothers Mutual Will Hold Meet And Election new court house In DeLand in . . . — . Negro C hauffer GetH Iroult Court room at tilO STS Miami Beach Votes white Wife’s E state; P.AllM growtvere and handler! of On Council Today! ___ | a d t m from thai ' eight counties LOS ANGELES, June 7—fJP) a T j m .’tftfi r s r ^ a w a u P 's create a Dletrlet I organliatlbn at tha dlroetora of thla •m w !L n i 8A l e t , to detornilM on proco. -----FEWER R1ONWAY DEATHS TALLAHAI K tJIMt aon the Drat t than MIAMI BEACH. June 7-</P>Approxlmateiy 18,000 voters were expected to cast ballots today In th* climax of a torrid city council race that aaw on* candldato charge another with being a formsr member of the Ku Klux Klan. Councilman Herbert, A. Frink, BMklng re-election, wae accused of being a former Kianimsn by Mey­ er (Mike Faust) Golub, who In turn'w as arrested on a charge of libel. Oohtb, listed,In tha warrant as a!Ua Mike Faust and’alls. Mika Faust Golub, waa forested by Constable W. M. (Newt) Hudeon at the conclusion of a rally last night attended by about 3,000 persons. 1848. Ci i n from Union High necessary in order to sing tin many operatic roles in llimie Imi Ullage* H li first operatic role in a school pet forinaive w a* as Me iddsto in “ F'oust.' Following eiuduation from tlo 'iniverelty, lie Joined the Kan ' arlo Opera Company until 10 il i.ftilaae.l tin rase * i* i M n G. W. llensou of Citium bun, (in., t ille r of Mr i A. I Wilson of D ili city pauited awav bint Friday afternoon al Mn Phoenix City Memorial Hospital aftei an Illness of 18 molitlis Sutvlving are her hushand: »!"• 'lallg lltei, Mrs. Iseleiie ItnliiliHOO; •me son, K 'H g t. Edison J. l i t ‘id well; her parents, M r. and Mrs. .1. A. W atts; one brother, lleria-ri A. W atts; her sister, Mrs. WlLun slid four grandchildren. * ............ibinet re* ■'Innicmlrd that llio I i g i ta tu ir iippi(i|irmte f l l , flint n M ur to pay I iiglndi fH.UIKt, In . a n . fury $3 ,mm and office ex - 1 pm a foi tli,. tw,. year-* iicgtn , lung ,l'i(* I (ml the 1 eg ldn lurt . <l« * I i «*• | \ in*iiio n l Ian a' in Ho appro | p ilo t lull a I .. would have: tin ri.d lb, lli.veinm fiolil paying -aim a <i"tn h i. contingent fu n d s 1 hut a" .idtniiu .tuition Irader got nullum ihdl.il* appropii.il l m l \ \ It * , l c l.lllt. rd i ha/ i i .Imi. ilildci irn il wiuil*l i" . , , , n " l,lr <' '«“ * ll'1 »«ete«l. | ill.......m ill,"ii- in' 'll* miilei (low “ till- |te.'plr rripie*lrii that no new | Z '■ M.uli'ii,' >f Mn im"(n. one I I di 'I . d uperi ,,\r * i>- I r t i r i imii| m a, tu a l' ,f ll.. j diuwn -ihly M may lie \ 1 -m , il ' Iii- *I ' * »1"l t fimV vimr . . .. in K*11 !" iM •'Tli Mf um funds ,lr »' ,llr '•" '■ in o i not In ta ll ||V illflil • Hi ‘■* Ml I i! li'tl »ti f hti an r \ l i a trt.m u ol Ihr i r g i-lilin r ra. r ' lit «!•■%t !»• I Mil'll' 1 H del* |,, , on-oii t llir l.n .iiirttim i until pl't'lll* m*■♦■11 > i th> et|ri|)i!(!»iir lllul . ■ . ( filial H i i i . f i I" U t in 'il flu IJ11V - that I "I ill ili.m il led out after Haling hr I ''>r pn.plr hrcmi.r lax ....... ........ m i. o ilh -.il/iil to my English would nut lie paid (nun Hie fund. i ngli h inn thud behind W ar ten mid Dan McCarthy in the IP lx fits t prim ary. In the second primary campaign, W arrn i'a adI Veil long featured a ropy of a letter Koglteh wrute to friends in fc iiln g that Caldwell admlliuttra 'turn itipimit had switched from him to McCarthy. Komi aflei W atteii » n . niiiiigu luted, lie treommt'lidcd t tint the *' It. gul ill. .f gelti’tal \ . k u l I il !)♦ • tlo«n»rlil II spot 1.8 1 Ion n f i l i f I f * * j ' l i i l HI O Null ».« . . l l l n i i r|i •m ii >olrr t a k ifi kmi m i >' ' im : Se1lill"l llo.v Il’ leplied. it I- up In Hi., (ooeirmi to deeiiic il n pei nil o ', .mu i . luu e .im * . I llmpltul. dlgtil impi.ivi'imiit *■,i miteil in Mi,< i.uiilitiiiu toil'll ■>( \llki' Snl*i, New Ji*rj(*y giiummi, who was sli'ii l iidiiv uiglit dm mg an allriiiplrii ludd up uf tIn* Kem imijr Club lienr Altalmmli/ Kpimg.i New .It t ir * i" !«■ nt hi» IhuI . p Ii ' t ’ltre of K nkl has been trunafi iM'd from Dr. Robert* to Dr. <’ I I’atk, fuiint j aurgron. The I,Inn i t'lilh today M ill ii|,(ir .. I u n it hum Greek airlines which wnuld r*q«lr* all practicing'week—that le, any week free of, mine* In Michigan, Altogether fire and etmek attorneys to be membera ol the■ holidays holidays or labor •stoppages. they have chopped ■bout 13,000 a. MU near this * .... ___ .... vintage of Mata-1State Bar Agaoeiatlon. I Two reasons are given for this tons a month o ff domestic produc­ knan. eaualng the deaths of IS The petition of the Bar Assocla.. week’* drop, tha eighth in a row. tion. pMMMtra and a crew of fear. ' tien requesting Integration waa One, of course, .. American exports hi April were Mhj. Gen, George Eetaaloe, ■lowing down of the lodustrlal on* per cent below March, the .. ererner ef KavaUa, v, O"'1 ' f ■* * OA'Niri .^ . .J’ ' ’.! ■ . - i ' tii__-------------------- — — ■'■“ - f t ,i u a tp u i . 1 "i "rnmne |ir"gtr.tt mill fm ii . ii'ilii'il bigli proqirrily n ir ii" milidous," Ii" hi in in a .j"'"' ii |H "|HI 1I II f' h Um Utah H iin l.i 1 ..... 1Itt lull ( " ii. i niton. L l*i" ' real nr** . of Hi" yi'iii. ' ■«it) Kli\d"i:. ii "till* i "nmi lu ll' |i"i fortiinrn * of Aiiirricun tin < i" . i in o|inn sling at cInn" *" I'cak li-vrl .. aft it till" " yrar i -if HlijiriTedcntrd fie hup I Unit u( ^ M L ^ '^ 'u '1^8aSLd s rs s v s r’* il wa* 44 1*41lliiitnl (tn I'lutr ih i ' Im il ' j i H M j i i i - A— m. if tm Win i mi nut it Hlli^liK « iiii-Mtilni i in I n '■i « . Warren’s Advisors Seek Loop- Hole In Slot Machine Law I ' l l l.A IIA H K U .luio bJ'l \V. ii m u ’ * Ingiil n11vis im *" ii""it iIt h n • 1'li 1 I'luk • • i* nt a in i nuii'i O' 1 f Ul" V 1 I II 1111' . . ** li« 11. 1 it "'ll II llll'll ll"l i r', i "|"'l :l 1lull "f 1."Vi'iiini It til'** 11 l.v p l1 " I .1 |. i K.uiiil ,■ Mill I I'.' III .1 'III* "f I III lull l l I tli 'I II t il l I U ' I I I 1111> , :.:i, in, | ,,u |,-gj | till ,. II I * , "11 .'"111 i hi.' Imll " I “Hi lulil. , Hi. v ai r ofm i .ki1' ■1 .Hill It- ITIUt'tl oNr1*. 1 II |C«r||e' 1 .0i I ' l l III** |l"* nilMmjr t lllfl <(| (* r i r ' 1 ii imi •-) u.-tit 1Ir N0 t’M, mill ' Jit Sllpl "III" ('"lilt lia - (ini Min .ii < 1'T.ni i . lung a Mo‘v a ifii'i u •• 1 f"i gmtiMing Tlii»y ma> fm* .1' pi'll ■" any pii/** ni nvviiftf XMboHgb Ut">’ *;»'Mri ally tit «• i-ri' III i' 1"i 1 In gIVfl 44 till (Mlist’ii i•i• f lint 'l l mm h li" 1 S w it c h I'lnuim* M ils T r a c to r F a s t Of C ity I 'riv ul ,i$is i .11ii, 11 1vni uin|i|oyci| by iiiiln w lv im flball game bh«t the Llona will ; »-jlllrt.|, |„ Snnfurd. I '[I.* ,.ni,f(.rrniw viilr.l PNi'opul iM'kjm * i*nt tor nn<i (To iciuuih in jury tint'*v Iht* tier:!" u I imh I 16 fei't from tin* nrovaltig. Ih " t in * r r was not vcMrrnnv im it, but the tractor w a i a total inin Irnii in The new nilniinum -xule. uitii tin* former minimuiit in pa­ rentheses. follows: married mini/*ter*. $2,000 ($1,000); unmarriiul mini stern, $1,800 ($1,600); full times supply pastors, married, $1,80<J ($1,000), unmarried, $1,000 ] ($1,300). Country Club, no regular meeting ! Krp‘[ D’ N.0,,l, of Jacksonville will be held during the week at'"""’ for another term us the Tourlat Center. Mamhera may | c?"f"r*nce l*7 leader. Other lay bring wlvti and gueita, King Lion I b* c - B- Peeler, J. Hamilton Dlsbae announced. POTTER ELECETED MIAMI, June 7—(A^—Charles C. Patter of Orlando will b*com* chairman or the Florida ?(•(• Board of Accountancy effectlv* July 1. Potter named to succeed P, w. FJeher of Jackeonvllle who eon. JinuV m a U ard member. Charles B. Oofter of Min-y m I HUH MASONS TO MEFTT The Ft'llonci »ft Digrt-o will ha conferred tonight nt a meeting at the Masonic Temple st 8:00 P. M. THE WEATHER JA C K SO N VILLE. June 7-<JP) Birmingham l Jackhonvllle secretary, and J. M il­ ton Lewis, Winter Haven, treasur­ er. Brownsville Chlcegn Cleveland Detroit TROUBLE FOLLOWS HER BEVERLY H IL LS , Calif., June 7—W —Lila Leeds, the trim Memphis Nsw Orleans Phoenix young blonde of tho Robert Mitchum marijuana caae, met up with an old friend again—trouble. Tha 81-year-old actress Is J n Beverly HUIs Jail today charged with being drank la an goto,. flan Antonio Bhroreport Jacksonville Minmi ■i ............ ■' h4*i ' ft* make i * u t'r ......... a ,, ,,,' i " 1'JM.in*: w hen an ACL switch . J"' K M .A N I , June 7 - - id i Mi*’ |, ngiin* hit (he iin. tnr ho m ip -Irlvi Im p . 1 1 th annual Unrlda Conference uf .............. ........... tl)ni| (l^ 7V I'i*1■-y mci out put," "we iiitiially iircnrnn im i 8:00"'r,"tkIsis* died May 88, tome five month* , bumping near their postwar lows, demand makes high output at after her marriage to her chouf*,*n,I *by optimists ska acarcs then* " ',#ri ,unv #Cu , * fT ' ^ e lp s Dodg* fsur. day* In Wall Strsat. I£“ Lcul W k Ariaona production lift iiimi "lu'iuliul |■h" 11" i 1..i (>11 mi l K I'N V A I I F:V. I'laliu, Jtitu . in.ii hie liil.le ll v i e .1 . in it t ,-, | t,. id'i Kertelm y of the Tren ’ll* p i."h li" il If Hit ,f I """."(Mi .. M a i ill i '* .|.t .aid I'idiiv the nul"Hi ' » 'I II [ ii l i t " u * > I " " 'iiiaiHUal mill re.ilpiintr situstmn \I pi I"" I l f , law . Ini .ii'nlly .limul " I" 'fu all,* Icgul 1 pm Im! I u codicil ware drafted before u ^ ml uh,rT1l'l0ym»nt Jumped ,,, limply holding o ff orders ns long may w ilh u lentil from SU-tnun the marriage, GrUflth pointed J W i V n < K .tW ,r ■'hl,th of nvn* an they can oecaum they expect ° U* a a u ' . r There sre * ' cauola nf „wr»t ',tcc^ uther conrmodltln., Following tha meeting, members of the club went In a body to icceiva x-rays at the State Board of Health'* unit nt First Street m T tto n ta y S d .3 !Kto r " u r t l S f f j*"” ™ ' “m /rM u '.l'd S c tT ilu .V lh im 10’' and Magnolia Avenue. It entitled \o the property under high regarding the bright 1“"*’, "' , * , J ,, ' Dua to the InxUllatlon meeting the California law of aueeeealen, t ,r ™ outlook. I, Copper production Is being cut Mr*. Woods, whoso estate ts ®.UL »ltogether, the new* m s y i * ' * *nK, ui *^" "orM? which will be held next Wednes­ rstimstsd at more thian | M , 000, •■plain why stock prices are mine* unprofitable, while dormant day evening at the Seminole U "pin a i t-t (i ’ll, " f i n " H i . ’ ’ Ki* m i l " i 111iv 1 r g l till h i c J o t tit i H fllflll Ii a |..f | a \ * nf Mo' i i I h i i i i i : l l i r 1llltll n /ii " Improvement Seen ............. ....... In Condi t i on Of Snyder Says II. S. Injured (>u n m a n Kronomic Situation Although .tilt op thr rim . ul Is Basically Sound • < ul F’i'siiiilii i.iiughloii Mi'miu i.11 Kiieriff |* A 'tern |e p " rtn l llu nmi mug I Im* Im liad refu ,e,| Sat v i'i nu|iir,i( fm leimivnl of limul .'UffH. Till' gmiinan ti..... a M ' iiu I tram ,fu,nm yesterday. II'* umlhi'r iirru e d yesterday fniiii ♦*» imi ami teall/e lh.it lliry lam ud hate ‘ I ll I4* |M i* *‘f| f fl I iitll tn vI'll ” , all ul llir tr advantage* oi guyrtnWin M ir ninth* r, m Im died lilttt meH( witlmul paying im litem, .visit, "d a ln<nir ili'iimfudrntn>n ... bVMikun: u it h i <nnl lumtte"W hen the* find out Hint the kerpri * Homey I* not awt'iaide from pro Am «itir\ ijriu i.ii If'iduinl Krvin »*tlt tax lOUt're*," he said, "mid iiulmio 11 •• "'ll* of •*’*>*e ••'» ” ".* V'lll Im d U ^ I’.ilnl lll» lt".*'iiM'i serioudy crippled f"t lack "f in hi 'nil fm .i 1‘f'in l ae-nion a funds, I believe lliut the people i i ’i 'iimmi'ii I iljnn iluw itinds bo will till'll demand that the I.egis- nnnlc iiViiilohlt' lO| tin* Soil t'uu, >;ii u ,-■ iiirr ..oil ndi'pi all adiupinle i’i .it it'll limit d I | hiu i'\ »*i, he tt it h iiirl\ Ih r proand m iiiil i I lux program. !iVlcthofiistH Return A s S lu m p s III DUSIlieSS In c re a s e William Kilpatrick r ____ MeKinley To <’ify To Go To Boyn State Hi HAM DAWSON industries end the vest mea. Woods, 20, the ntgro, plans toI«‘hsr a* foreign• ----to contest the document. It _and trT ® ’, _____ ,_____ _ .____ , that iinrne steal customers are O"It ii.*1 mi t Hilt <*t Ho■ h u.itil'i 1.110' kkr It ,t %i- If t |!lr rfOH lio v rr- dll Hi*- mntUMl cl ( lovnnet W.n . gi*cn llir uiu.il icn. 1 null'll i**" - f l * . in him natron pay im (ir i-"i ' Ic.iiin*: llu* St.ilr uniirr lll'tll" il'lr . i" ill111*1.lilt r. Fun li.li '"iilii no* 1" reached ITHIlIl 1I l l 'l l * f'T luimnu'til 11" I'lllll'l tvljite’ 4t h’Uil nip f t ml' 11.1*-1,1 , ** 1"i* lllfl till.* Ill'Cl'lUlull* 1"1 I illVI'l 1i' *i In i >ahi . IlHS l i f t ' ill lining Ii||4 *it1it i Y ill tlir m lr 1 D'J'"" .ii vnn from Gov cnmi W m m i’s i'ltrihfii'oitt fund l"'i 'HI .<• tin' r 11111 II f t lit 1 •1 of t 'III' >1li"ii *» im li Ii 11 imI In n% lias iry "i nltll. ll" III ■in'* "f |iy its• "nil, 11«»allai,#.i >,h I , , , . , — A negro chauffeur is entitled NEW YORK. June i~~UFi- Wsl! Street has another dote of had to all his 0U-y**r-old while wife's new. to iwsllow today. Tlie huimri, tlump hat reached the point where 160,000 estate, hie attorney > even though thougl she disinherited such bad medicine may be expected at frequent interval.. In her will. , ___ _ . pills from the steel, topper, Today's capsule ................................ contains bitter little 11„.* 7 irFi 1 Ilf l ll'llii l t.k'llll lit ti 11A IlflM op in tSniM-1 t niptv | m t tf InJay, Iiiiinm>1 itiMtM ’ill *'v i |M lIn* moil lift »*• - ( l \ tmo 1 1"'t 111"’ ' * " ll 'll) Sttltf ( "oio"*iiim(. „„ ||„. ,)rr,t ,j r t| According tu K iirriff Mem tiuui lx a possibility Hint Halvi will ii'iuivcr from Ills wmindi He i. « IMIMIY-. ' l l, in .itiiit; i|,r people ol I I ,|., lh.il mu \\ iro n oMiiiirnleii It it a thry t annul hate Ihr u h a n tig r* am hod* I mil. ii * tin- I mil of ol go*rinm eni wiihoiji p ilin g tm the group wlmh I a lie,I to provide them. S tair Srnaim I t |h.y|r ll." 'iig g ritr,) ih.it pim ihlv ii may hr Ill'' I rgi-1 II..... nil.'limed I'lil'e*t lot ( , " * rio oi yVaiirn ti"l In d IV wllll'i'lt pin* It ii 11y* llXe* to 1.1 II • -p c I II .r**|,,|i Iinld ihr pro mrr| ill.’ fi." 11(1’1,1 tin I .I'll, il ill plr I ...... lor lllo.i t n l "||M loll* " il- genei.il ippii pii ilmii- lull M * >' *’ Hull h a . hrrn lh.ll llir I In tm im i il dpi o -i"ii was people ,!'■-or lngci ippiopii.itinn* I*.lit lied "It h* m mi ip i ettfill Im ihr .. hoid*. "iitilntn m* o| high 1 plea (|| III rile late '■oil Conri learn ng, ttrll.n r ami lie illli," llu * atuui ho 11.1 i, f i nti.ono lot U r iln la tr il l m - r loin group- I1l.ll ll 11 U * Hid ’ 1|UI| due ll ir*p irj-r n l 1 *M indium du||ai- ol , gcipi i * . u i ■ him ) School of tha GREER PLLANE CRASH ATHENS, June 7—(A*)—Twen­ said 180 --------------------------------| Steel operations this week sre * bout 6,000 tone a month. Ana4,088 accl- ty-two pereone, including a Greek OKAYS BAR INTEGRATION 'o t tha loweat point since a v, ir rondahaa stopped work at on* months, army general, periahed last night ________T____ ______ ... _ A pr:. except . ___ _____ ___ _ _____ TALLAHASSEE, June 7—OF)— .ago April, for Christmas Montana mlna. Kennecott has cut_ period In n plane eraah IT miles north The Suprema Court today ordered |week. They are also at the lowrxt the work weak at eeveral mines. I , <18 of Athens. Integration of the Florida bar jIrrel since 1940 for any "normal” )Calumet A Hecla on May 1 closed the People Must Pay For G overnm ent A dvan­ tages, Senator Says piralril *|\ munlhi ag'i and . ; n r In I nltn l.Mglltll Ih r I rriitlaliiie, w liiih .ul!**ulit rd l .i i i "day, ilri lined In ptityidr tm*.I I., m ike the 'd in e and 1.11 l i i h . einpl'iviiirnt prim anrnt. iiusitioii of 1 'mirdlnutnr of lligtici F'liicatpiii he created t" help pi. tout ilupln'a t inll of service . at th. shout a uumth’’* vacation to en my flidoiig with Ids In lit' ■, . -dirge i I l f alio Klggentiul log ll h Im tin job "Jtin” mid Mi Mathews. Win ion told tli,. I'lthiiiel to.ta* A graduate of Kolniimle High l lir Citixeii.* Ciiinmitteo mi Fdu School, lie alteinled l.iiuisiaoii i mooi .... minuend.ul Hint I'huulu State University 1036. 30 , niajm ml in music and studied French, liiiv*- a cool dmatur of Mint Uni ion . ( minimi and Italian which me of higher lent liillg or rn tllll, a it I.nllanr.l ill. "ase « l*i luate Wall Street Gets Dose O f Bad News * pM-iIntn ,»l l iiiitdm.itiit id i lighci 1 dll- «li>>i* il Cabinet T u rn s Down All LCxccpt Most N t "ssary Fund RecjUi'sts By A gencies By Sen. Boyle I A ll M IASM I . June 7 «/T*» I Im t il-mrt today jlu iln liril llir lie then will return, he said, fot State JusticcH VV«$ur Mrs. G. W. Denson Dk'H In Georgia Robes In New OffiiT ng th* dletrlet a n urged and heat tha report* to n ,: i -. -— -• director* who nave rape*eonted . participate three dirac. .. who will raprsaent actors bietrict ____ _ I th* toning year. Th# No. ‘JOG. i Unemployment State Kiwanians Get X-Rays Bill To Cut Spending $3 Billions Will fie Given Senate Soon, McClellan Declares i ^ — w VOLUME xxxx few er THE WEATHER S h u # a ttfo r h f e r a l f t T* P n tK t n il P an* «f the World) To Pr waste t t t P llg H te of America! T« P n I i m Pnagortty far Sanford. i f --------- ^ A'ShVii'iIUw...... 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U » l* Th# Hr ra lil la ■ la r m k e r ~al Ik laH H -laiatt I 't r a a w k lr k la aalH Iex M r n a l o l l l a Ib* f a r r a p a h lt r a i l a a a f a ll I b r o .r a l « * a a f r i a l M ■a ,k l* a e a a a p a p rr . w a ll a t a l 1 i t* a # *** M A C K E N Z IE Twin-Engined J e t Fighter In Tested Bv Lockheed Men ______ ■ I I H MIMTIIIb It AT N I i t H a r rie r iftt Ifufflh IIK W 1 1 T TUESDAY JUNE 4itn#»t(pi»gM* jirpori. Oldrr mrn are la trig iiii eta • ttiowniK tiiirmployiucnl, the H um ­ id fliuptoyrni'iii .Security irpori "Ax unrrnploymml inrteair*. ru ployrr ipri if.uiliotu willt rripi to ugr mr ligliltned uml llir p trntngc of oldei worker* mnn job trrkrrx rite*”. >uy* I lie S rruii Adrnin ilr.iloi Ami yet oldrr m firrpirnlly liavr more judgim-i and wiidom limn younger in Wlml .dioul -in JT.I'C law to ji vrut di*i imunition ngn.nxt tinpa*t 40 > One of llir thingi which ll l.rgidalure negler ted lo do w in il *}ni(ild Imve dune win put* i an mfient’mriil to tin- Urorntillucid Cnmprllxiilliin A il *o llml wotkei who gc:t it-.illy t.i \ < lo llrrl jnble-* In-nelit*. A- it IP. if a mun get diniik .mil i< In “ llltnugli no fntill ol lilt own' be u r llr il* $20 a week from I Stall foi Hi week*, bul if Inm in k down by lubeiculoai* or i Untile pitiidyti* mid Im* lo t lo a lundmnim In- gela imlliing If il ix Inn- llml lire I ’ily n Saidord Inn mole eio|iloyrr> nm Ilian it linil i gld year* ngo, llint . payroll i* biggci, llml il coil* mo lo o|irraie tin- City gom iim rnl, it no dilleii-nl m lint rei|icci Iroi die -tempi- Aim-rnmi uly. lb ( ruin, liuiriiu icpotlx ,i 4/,IHI ini leave -i illy rmjiloyee* llnougl inn the inu-iliy, up ') pin eld fun U h yem, an i I i percrnl m cirate m uly paynnlx. I lie uvrniH inoiillily 1‘iitiiingi ul nil rily rn. ployrr*, wliiili wrn- $I7H, m I ‘H i Weir $21 i ill I'MM llir lr mr inn 1,240,IKK) penont unpluyrd I lily guvriiiim-nlx, willi a molillll pay toll iminmg aromid $2h<i.OOO acerat.-guvcrnmont ■inform* • • H>>l HI INU#4 KlHM (*■«• <1»> their neat* within the court well. In general Chambers’ uniwcri 10 tilt- ifrnnit jury denied specific knowledge nf government employ, t-x t-nguued in espionage Mc-tivitlv*, Kiiiiliiitr from the grand jury ■I'nntf*. Stryker Mild G’liornher* Atis linki(| if he I'litilil niime uny ner on g.illty of <-«pii>aage ugulnxl tin' If. S govern m ini The answer 1 'hnnihers iruve, u* reml hy Stry­ ker. win: "l.et me think o inomeni. I i ilon't think no, liiil I'.l like to Imve on opportunity to nuiwer vou to­ morrow uftcr more ileliherution. I l.et hip think oil It overnight." Stryker then risked him if hi* an-Mti were (rue or fritse, •*Fnl »*," unawered'niiundict'*. Jteadirij' iinoilier ipientloii nml ‘ au-wer of eimllur imtore, Slryker uguin olitnineil Chambers' utlmlniiou Unit the answer won false. Stryker -"D ili you lie knowing- A Meusui e Of Thu South’s Progress A» it l», lilt- reernt iaw rnnk trition'in I ulliiliUMre ii beinil cal led n “ leu Illative lianco", the wo1-rgAlaluir time ID 3V', uml n* llial io H ol lliiiiH- Wonder win they would In- cnlling il if it hn minted u tulri lux. u grun ret rip lax, oi Mime nit -r kind of u lux Uicw I V iiimiii ' i p irju d lirt mi Iraduig lum mlo thr prnet ulioii u annllirr of 1'iriideni liuuian tnotl able pulilit irrvanl*. I In time il it C. V. Wlulnry, Urnlr S ru rta ry of Coumirne. I'ru o o tayt tint gienl friend of I (any I Minimi Y inir of thr Irw weallli) men in dn- lounlry who timid It; die I ’ rrtid m i mid tonirihulr griieioutly lo lii-< caiiipaign fund Ibtl year when llir going wnt long!, and f'rarton w ai piriluling a K r pulilicAu victory, n liiawiug u iron curluin" around bit Coin mrice drp.iHmenl. f'rarton dm. not like W hilnry, pailly Irrcaut the to-called “ iron curtain" ptt vent* leak* lo I'ra n o n 't "beltim llir newt" Huff, parity bccaut ba ia jealout of Wlulnry'a money and hit tucial irotiliun, irouoir »nu viaanru oior u ir - u , i i c: i ''■,l alter it lelt Sail Juan Hie plum; tank willtin i l l minuie» and the pilot. Captain Lee W.ikelield, m id hr believed onerostnur 1He'I* th e u te rs I Molotov a uppointinent in Itaelf half or more of the parien«efi and „ f ,tU, 1would lend Mippnrt to I Id- fore- live urw in en went tiuwn with it. II II II. Ic n -i, for lie in S talin'* right hand, Cupt. D. H. tle x lir , in cnortn- u tlliro f o r ‘ A * a m utter of flirt observer* liie Colint tiuuril inn-.e here, anld | Imve le-im expecting Jn*t such k In- did not believe more Uitin ’ lie LiU'k o f dnvehijimeril in J(ii * n1uii policy tu- jn known Horvivuiii would ho "ward- Chinn. The linn* inis eome e;:::;alive, Senreh liy oir unit I to -ta rt orgunlxing Umt vn-t -on cruft wiih p ie —ed | tun III i y n—the key-tom- of Itnl inTwenty-a lx of the m irvivor'flueore In the Orient. --.cum to xmuli iitluiida and reef-, Heretofore Itiniidii hue ployed u mid erewn of reacue craft bruved very caution* game. She brought ilculh in the churntnx nml treucll' .Miini'huriit within her ipliere of i eroua xi-tt» to pick them o ff mol i Influence, mill then -eeined to ho0 curry Up to lo the malnlnitd. Two | moat punetiliouii ill liei i elution/ [ were plucked from the wuter. 'with Milo T»e-Tutig, the hard- 1 The known aurvivura included IhiII imI end efficient lender of the noth adult* mid chlldrenChlnexe Communist*. The |dune, eiirnutu to New ark. Moscow'* emitioli mny huve S'. .1., viu Mimtii, wu .h opernted la-rii due IniKely to the flirt that I.v Struto Kh -Ik Ii ., me., ■■ churtei Mini in n powerful lender uml lute with hendipiiirter* ut <xblbiti-d lintionuilet tetidenrlee -ei vice Field, neur Wind*ur wlilrli don'l fit ill with HiihnIii '- iiiudley edict Unit Die sovereignty of Com­ I,ock», Conn Cupt. Dexter Hiiiil the plummunist nation* niuel reel with her. ' In short, there Iiii - lieen mueh -,v«« uimlile to return to Sun .limn speculation ohriiiid whether Muoli mi port when the eiiKOie trouhe I wnn ilevelnjilng Into another Yugo­ . developed, uml ll eru*h-]utid''d 1T»*l slav Tito wlm would refuse tu iik I h o ff I ’u liil Sutliiun. The point ' ir four niili-H went of here, on tin M-cogriixo Min-cow's -ujn money. Wliethei tin- 11ill's indeed repre­ ■ north count of I ’uerto ftlco, sent M oo’ii lit I It ode leniuiuii til he I All uvuillihte It. S, Co—l (luurd, aeen. He W u good deni of oil I Aii Force, A rm y uml Nuvy p lum * enlKinn. He gut hi- -tint n* u rev­ null ulifjiN in the vicinity w ell' olutionist ioirk in IP II in Hie re- cuIll'll llito (In- *eim 'll foi pmonhle t hellion whieh nvei threw the Mutt- -Iiivlvo r*, luulie* uml tile exui-l jd iu dymiHty. He holds Inn the locution of the *nnken plmie. I.urue Mirfnce cruft could out peasant* mid not the winking projii'lurijit should foi m the hji:i* of | eel In iiu io iik the ilnnKeiou* lock* , the Chinese tiplo-nvnl I'm -m int In, uml ri r f * Hint dot the n-u. Two or three loiilli'* hud lu-en 'th i- iilen lie ii I wiivn Iiii - prnetieed i I -ire exproprlnllon of holiliiiK- found nliiolly nfter iluwii, Cupt i I in -nilloid- ii rid tlo- nili-triloition ■Ih-xler *uld. I of i ,d to the ponmintn. I Three ( uu*l tiuuril rliip* nod However mid lo-ie in the pot- ' two Nuvy *hlp* were In the imtie when i-ritie- -uv l*i- irirly I- ..... I ml i- vinciltily lit tliul linn-. oiit fill iiKl oi iun i efol ill only ( u - , Severul of the Murvivor* were I my-elf hove lo-en told in Chinu) • pound injuied ur-rhoinly. he etlilode-: ' , Attuchi-N ut the im port xnid it “ Moke no mt-lnke ulnoit ll a „ rniriinir lup I when the plum-, O i i i - i- ii poily of ('<tiiiriinMir-oi." A ll-fll, look off. They nnid lluit In uny event, It will 1-ike ii Mol i two mitiule* lifte r tile takeoff otov lo iron out Hu- wrinkle*. No the pinm> ruilloi d buck i—M iik tllllllly util- would etpert Hie Sov peimiHNiioi to hind, tu t not til rip Jnl In proceed with -ludied diploln | mure wo* heard from It ucy in ileiillnu with n tout'll li-ndei SuiviviiiK pu—enyeru told mi like Mon. Ii will In- -urprMtiu if 1oiftiie upolteiliiK, mol tlo-ii k o ip i ' the tin--Inn pietMinii i-ri't one el ilead. tempered ml vice mid iiiuleriul u- | The Nuvy Hiiiil the ruin liniiiper hlntum-i- wldcii will Inuitr ('hinp. ml reu-uo iiperutiioiM ut the ulrirl. It ii l-o mi id tlo-re re|iorti-dly wen -officii lit life Jacket* idiouiij. Crew memher* -aid *ome pu**en Kcm w ire relovluot t*> yo not into the water from tin- -inkm i- T U K H D A 7 , JtJNK 7. IlMft Due would lie fun Huh to experl lo arrive at h i- rimdred de*tlnuHun if he deliberately ignored the direction of the -Ig n pout*. I f thou w ill enter into life, keep the eomrnuudnu-iil*.— M ol. 1 :17. tituile. Now, however, u re Lie emit Kuinpi-mi iliplol , Piirl* -ay* Soviet Deputy IPremier chm 1(0 Molotov ha* been plnreil in Ih n u it'r polleiea In the Orient Thi* iiifonnunt preilirta uii early | whlft In M om-ow’u uttituile of I“aloofne**" towurili the Chine»e Chambers Testifies fover lion. Congress Action Chumlierir— “ Vex." ■S try k e r—I'liltl you perjure to u r-i'lf on that iH-eu-ioli?” Chiimher*— " T ta il’* ritdit,'' The other un-w vr* which Uliumher* udmilled a* perjurou* in­ volved: Te*tiiiinny thut he kto-w of "eontrnclu" hut hud no apec'ific kroiwIeilKe of Kovitrnment employi -h furnl-hlriK informution, I Dcniul Hint it wu* hi* function I to iditnin -ecri-t yiiveromcnt in- j foriiiiitioii. ! Denial Hint he knew of the; lruu*fi« of itifininiiliuti tu ,1. | 1'i-ti-i-, identified a - u Comiminl-t iniiU-rKioiirnl lander who left thli-ountrv voluntarily lu-t month. Te-tim oiiv thut hi- did not know the roiiiii- of uny pt-r-on turninu over -ei-ret or eonflilentinl ihu-niiii-nt* ut information, Dwilul ilmt lie knew ul that time oi ever did know Hu- name* o f ! k'oveinmenl employe* who tomt-d cahthdn m NOV Kil l' Y 1 I’AM AM OUNT NF.W S,, . m e * P O R T O h p p it e * FISHINC SWIM-FINS uml SWIM (KMiUl.KS IIIINTINd und CAMI'INC KtJllll'MI-INT TOYS und (JAMKS Wall Street Plnh And Poppycock Koauoke (V a .) I ’uppycnrk TUN N IS coii-ecutiva 27 guinua i try teamvia* canterluchlan renriy IU4II*.t of Hrlxtul HIk Kcwurd ........ "Dluuigh - I ii i nine per i-eiit til-ive th“ ,WH "ll"'D ily average. Imr,o^l‘,■ were down 10 per <l'n* f |r*t nnurii-r moolhly average and la-t year’* monthly average. The drop from N irc h lo A p ril waa Dl per cent, Th* dollar xhortaga iihrnHil in hluinwl for the April drop In exportNi while high pr ice* on foreign •good*, coupled with the gt-m-rnl al -lowing down here of nmxumer AW purrhailng, gut the Illume for dropping import*, pay | Department -tore* in New York tlon - — ■— - ATIII.KTIC f 1 '■? ,k" KQUIPMKNT • • — In UAW’a International Kxecutivc not Board announced the reward of- KODAK CAMEHAH LIFE JACKETS • HKACT1 HALLS • SUN HATS HUNDREDS OF ITEMS FROM WHK;il TO CHOOSE FOR ANY VACATION THII*. SPORTING . * " ■ 1 w ai a rral “ wild wet thrrw" wlticli die Seminole Clul fum iilied lit patlont lait Friday night. Fur once, lliey gul theit money'* word) und a iierfuinianc Wed.—1Thurs. gaana-m-iBian- - * - * gg' • -ef - * -x* ««.*»*f *►•» • S ’ * *v“ ink* (’-,'1 • i» u i t - a e e -v c x- •»* • . a •»- ■ » Thin \j0u N et^A Vwit Recovery WATER HEAT More Hot Water, Faoter, With tia COLON CARTOON-N10HTLY CHILIMIKN UNDBN II vilMI MNOWINO NUlHTLYt ?•«, M i l U iM M lN ON MOOR SfWjN, BufNrtl wit» q i r ,bbjiv!*y. �............................... w ' 1M u** rn m m m w m ■! I l 'r ^ 4 JUNE 7, 194# THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA •w - -‘ _- iS o a a l And AU P e rso n a l ( £ t Ptbner R if—Society Editor C— " T ^ Soclol | | IMiss Lyllian Boyle Lalender Honors Bride-Fleet Mr». Howard rim er, the former Janet Hetxe), whose marriage to Mr. Klaher we* an event of yes­ terday afternoon, wai honored on Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock with a Coca Cola party given by Miss Lyllian Doyle at her home on Mcllonvllle Avenue. White carnatlom and other garden flower* were used in de­ corating the room* of the Doyle home. Mr*. Plaher was attractive In a pastel print dress with which she wore white accessories. She was presented with a gift from the hustvss. Miss Bolyo was assisted In erv. Ing by Miss Jean Mayer and Mlsa Dial Doyle. Those enjoying the afternoon with Mr*. Fisher were the Miss Joyce llettel, Martha m — * Wight, "ig iu . u tn * u iu l u , Betty Jou uBrock, Daphne : With th . theme of "Gold for the i W J j ' J « " f t y,Cr£lo& r f ,r r t i l f l c being carried out in true wider and uial Hoyle. w btern style, members of the M __a _______ n ____ _____ ■•tier and junior classee of Seminele High School held their anbanquet and prom on Friday Honor Four Seniors evening at 1:16 o'clock at the 8emSeminole High School graduate! Uuile Country Club. Bette Duncan, Mlsa Barbra Decorating the walls of the dub Miss Billy Duncan and Dan Ac use were covered wagons, west* Rucker, Batten were honored on Sunday X ft aeenery and an old prospec tor afternoon between the hour* of ia g .a r in---" ntB fvBPftft v(VU RI1U UiW u vJUIK Wiin ■ IB* Jd for the 40crs . P'*C4 c**” ception given by Mrs H. N. Bayer la n d •mall gold covered wag- Hni| hef daut(htvr< M|H( j (an S*y. •ml attached to the card* were , t thf!|r h„m ln May f,|r, ttny sack* of gold dust Miss Duncan wore a row iwn of ; The dinner was served buffet white shadow organdy with light rg* style from a long table on the club blue sash and Mias Rucker wae house grounds. Decorating the gowned In rose Irrldesccnt dotted tgble were ■ere miniature covered covercu , Mra, Bayer chose to wear and prospectors. Guest* a (|re„, 0f p|um colored shantung geated at small tables on the w|,|ie Mlaa Bayer wore a figured Included on the menu wore pblffon off shoulder frock with _ed chicken, fried noodles, | accessories. green beans, baked corn. Iced tea. Thw senior das* colors, red and 'lo t - rolls, tossed salad, pickles, were attractively carried •lives, celery, beet relish and ol,t |n flower arrangements, (iladl. •rang* layer cake. I uluses were used In the living Following the dinner a Moor1room. The dining table was coverthaw and program were presented ed with a linen cut-work cloth and til the club house with Conch Fred • centered with red and white flowGMai acting aa master of cere* era. The punch howl placed ab m m Ics. The president of the Junior one end of the table was presided ,1*1, | a ve the welcome with the uver during the afternoon by Mr;. poiise made by Arnold Harrlng- Byron Fox and Mr*. W. D. Hofr.V 7 TUESDAY ‘'Fugil* of the Devil Piino School presented in an annual raertit be pi 1:16 P. M. at the Sanford dial at I: ___ ’a Club. The public ii corWoman'* ly Invited to attend. lie Daughter! of Wcaley Claee the P in t * Mothodiet Church eHI) meet at the home of Mr*. J. d Devi*, 611 Magnolia Avenue, at TtW P. M. for a weiner roait. >The Fidelia C lan of the P in t total Church will meet with a. L. F. Garner, m Weal Six" Street, at 8:00 P. M. f 6 uet And Prom Held By Seniors G r f " .." iW C E b. " ; I A c tiv itie s AGE THREE 1■ r ■*'—m.- —f r Miss Holton Is Wed To C. H. Ilohinson Mr. and Mrs. It. Diner Holton ol Tavares announced today the Telephone 14m marriage of t h e i r - youngest daughter, Ronnie Margie, t o Charles Henry lohinsun, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bennett F. Smith of tills city. Tile wedding took place at ICIMI o'clock on May 7 at the home of Mr. nml Mrs. M. A. Joseph Colley 8SM/3c arrived Carter of Wayeross, l!ti. The Rev. cn Sunday from California to L. A. Tomlinson, pastor of spend about a month with his Friendly Pines Advent Christian. Church, uncle of the bride, nf-1 parent* In Osteen. Debited using n double ring cere­ Mr*. J. II. Bray nml daughter of mony. The bride wore n white two-1 Columbus. Uu. have arrived lo piece suit with J spend some time with Mrs. Dray's white Hmidmnelicr accessories. A purple j mother, Mrs. Willie Stevens. throated orchid formed her cor-j Mr*. W, 8. Thornton has re­ sage. Mrs. itolilnson ■* n graduate of turned to her home at 1W18 West 'lav,ires High School. Mr. Robin­ Firit Street from the Pernald son was giadualed from Scmlnola Laughton Memorial Hospital. High School nod nil ended the Hunt licrn School of Coni metro all Mr*. Miriam Hussell ha* re­ Orlando. He Is now nssoclated turned to her home in Loch Ar­ with the Federal-State Inspec­ bor from Haddotifield. N. J. tion Service. where she visited her parenls. After Oct. t Mr. ami Mr*. Rob-' insult plan to make their home In Mlsa Peggy Pippin has left for Knatla. a week's house party at Jack­ sonville Reach where she will ho the guest of Mlsa Nan Davis of Picnic To Be Held Lake City. -j e rs o na l m h ■- a mpsms 9 t? By Business Women Friend* of Mrs. Mayme Hodg­ The Sanford Bll-im-i" and Pro­ kin will he glad to learn that she is Improving after having been III ' fessional Woman's Club will have with virus pneumonia at her Imme n plrnlc beginning at Id'll P. M. inmorrow oh the I hwii overlooking tin Lake Onora. Silver Luke at til,, P A. Moro Imme. Trimsporlatlim will l>* fundshed all members »vho meet al Touchton's Ding Store at 1:00 | o'rlork. Mrs. Sally Mem Williams, | chili president mi non need this morning. This will he the firat Mr*. F. K. HoiihIi ami Mrs. II. I o f a series o f monthly summer C. Bartun nf Huston, Mass, and | NiH-ial meetings. Miami have Imen the recent guest* i Mrs. Digit llim tei l» serving a* of their cousin*. Mr. and Mrs I chairman In charge of the event. Charles Tyler at their home on I During the afternoon swimming Crystal Lake. j will he enjoyed after which the picnic supper will he served from III 7 'Mt IV M. Reports wilt A. T. Ball arnTm*. W. M. Col­ r,:(M) heard from delegates wlm atley of Osteen returned on Sun­ he day night from Macon, («a whrrn tended 'h r stilt,, convention of they attended funeral services Business and Professional Wo­ fur A. C. Gtedhllt, Jr., son-in- men's Cluhs held in Jacksonville Mar. Ii', nod 'Jllaw of Mrs. Colley. JKWEIaS . . kInmoron h, srintilatinK o v v k laces, hracclds, earrings, pins, clips and ritu;s a joy lo iiv r and receive Tor any K ift'iiviiii fteeasion. See our s i i i h t H collection- finality • right, p r i c e d right. £. C. Harper, Jr. arrived last Friday from Florida Mtate Culversity In Tallahassee to spend the summer with Ills parents at iliclr home on Bnulli Hanford Avenue. y i f > ■• V /W l wUr i, V | RADIO STATION W .T .R .R . Miss Peggy Duncan returned last Baturday from New Orleans. 1*1. where she visited for liner week* with her sister and lirothcilil-law, Dr. and Mrs Allen OrLaney. t* rn% t‘»V9A% u rxihiB W, Hurt..,, Mr.. 1. K. r iiirnlmf N •* \%» U fnl« l It .IHIhlttol'DD T h r 7 (M lmk riMti N wh Mr. and Mrs. If, N. Hayei *ml | daughter Mlsa Jean Bayer have us I W . I . , rh.pl.ln -I ,h . jrnlrrj „ »V i f S i a , '7 3 their guest* at 'heir home in Mayfair, Mr. and Mrs. Ray lien- i j tt in » ni iL... m» Miss Peggy Duncan. About 100 drlcka and Stanley Hmllh of Beana S ris T u lb iS -* IL l h .. H c rp«... fort, B. C. |*fi |i ill it i M'llfllUht Mimic I lltVlil it'll n MimiiI h ill Mllwlr W n rl'1 u l N I iim I I r r i i l IIVIHMH .V g i l U l N l l U t l E V iir lr ty A l l i e d * |e*uf In i i e i n l Old, Now, lio rtfiw m l 111 II • Arriving from Florid* state pLr;'u.:bh, “)'nicVZ ”'Ssn fordl tes Receive University at Tallalihassee In ^ ' fi)c reading* TM i"™ i4h!|• FiveStetson Diplomas received spend the summer with their par­ Banford senior* wereSnnK presented ents are the Misses .Iran Saycr, niihcntfn * HUr M o rritn i: Mu pic tin will I from John B- Stetson, _ and Mis* degree* f and Ellen Miss _Driggers Jackie ____ MacDonald ieiary.*«om panl*d>y, UnW»r*Wy s t s p r l n g commence- Belly Jo Brock, Shirley Moreland, lis BeeBee BUbe* and .piano fe- Jnenf Y «»rdW morning at the. Barbara Hanmlrri, and Phyllis Hon* war# rendered by Roger | university. They Include Mark P. ifrls, Instructor at > tha ' high Jacoby, Miss ■frls' inetnietor>UaatV ftisx Audrey Melba ftelba Baeli,| Bach, I -------— hool’ Ganas dpresented dglighter of Mr. and Mr*. Mre. Philip, Philip; John Hughes, husband of the tool. Coach Ganas resented daughter he Shooting of Dan McGrew" lp*crt Bach, and Ruth Hals offormer Mis* Ann Btlns of this kiTl j rew muei. auolause from TO* Magnolia Avenue who all eily, was listed as among the »K. andinre ,rum | tecelved Bachelor of Arts de- graduating class al Stetson Uni.-?!*: *, ** . , ,.,.IUi ! greea. versily. Mr. Iliighes received a 4 Daiwlng wa* enjoyed until IJ. A Bachelor of Science degree Bachelor of Law degree In exervpelock: to the niuilc of I^aul LoUle. awarded to Mr*. Aim HIInc else* at the universlly yesterday. and Ml orchestra. Alwul '415 Hughes, daughter of Mr. nml I --------------------------• dents, faculty members, school „ , “AlfrM, stluc. and SIIUFFI.KHOAHD CI.UH > tfti* U ee and school supervisors „ 0 , Altman of 11.1 West Memliera nf Hie Hanfi.nl Mliiif*,wer« Arrangement* for f-,f, „ nth BtrPot m .e|V(fl , Mas­ j e • rt .present. ____ flelHmril Club will have a water­ ■t i e event were under the direction ter of Arts degree. • of | | n . Gatchel, Mrs. Blsbee and [ This was the Mlth annual com­ melon rutting on Wednesday night ’Coach Ganas. mencement held at the unlvereity at 7:00 p. M. at the court* at Officer* of the Junior etas* are and the main speaker for the Second Street and Palmetto Ave­ j|*s Anderson, president; June occasion was former Associate nue. Friend* of the tourist club Jill, vice president; Betty Jo Justice Owen J. Roberts. Justice are Invited to this event which lieway, treasurer; Mary Ellen Robert* was also presented with Is sponsored by te.e supper club Lolling, secretary; Bettg Ann a degree of doctor of laws and department. ‘ sfle, chaplain; and athlatkc man-1 was jntrnduced by former HoverMafy Gray Michael and E. m>r_ Doyle Carlton Diced rooked carrots and. whlti Smith, Jr. Senior clasa officers' Miss Bach wae among nine turnips inay be served together In elude Arnold Herrington, pre students design*ated a* graduat- a cream sauce; a small amCunt of lldgnti Jimmy Ludwig, vice pro- j Ing "cum laud*". rooked peas (leftover) may also he added for color. ill Emma Jane Robbins, secJane Whltner, treasurer;; _ Deal, chaplain and athletic (ere Martha Grogan and E<i-1 IONI fWIM. larper. ( U m iN I CWKINft HU, .-e■ Serve baited potatoes and a toss- j ad green salad with barbecued I tyarerlbs; for dessert have a fruit .eompot* of melon and eitru* fruits. ■8 ■ ‘ — ----| • All you have to do lo make a sauce for a first tl M f cocktail eoc wonts* of seafood 1* to add lemo BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT horaeradlih, Worveaterahlra Mr. and Mr*. D. E. Norwood a dash of tabasco to announced today the birth »f a catekup ! eon on Juna 8 In Galne»vill*. They ■L. ' are * irmar raeluenta of Sanford Fried filial* of flounder may bo and Norwood Is a former em with a sauce made by com- ploy** of The Herald a quarter cup of mayon----------------— lie* or emmy-typ* salad dresaCook cauliflower In boiling salt­ ■ quarter cup of sour cream ed water until partly lender. Then two tablespoon* of bottled dip in ecaaoned flour, egg, and brand crumb* and fry in deep fat. ■Met MOM. V V nrlil til 4*1Ilia N 'tnft 1*1»1mi 1oir H in t I .H t in A h i m li'rtti M11nl*4i I Vnr1i,tl»"s II,M Nnlir HAhcll I i 11>« A I I r i i i l l l it* • I a iiio eAtniy* \IUhic l.nVCFA F t ii * i urn 1*> (ir*4|iifMl Mriiimry I,> i |r h Iiy hmllwu I*n|)tili6r M n s l f T h r fi Jn l l r l K h t H lm v I f ii IIV N WN Hln* h Mill krl Itill r l l T t t 'll.lt o *i n.l llrM'U t F I n il 'li t HnttKH V 4ii i nt y I ' r U H i m m i >i l i t i u i i itnNrH f u r h l*rfilv I ’n i m U r M u n i r V a r l M y H ull M «H i l l f lliltirl M i h i Kil l f It mi I nalft d M h i f y IsR i. iim lm iH in Hruwr. * I'MptilHr M i m h ' Hliiirtm K I itk nf I ' d P ull 111H f M tJRlr t ’nltrcj N m I I mi ir FIhenIi-aI th u iv ffttir * Now o T u r n t iih lr T I m id M l t l l i l i h l H iu u lv f vnti« S f tlc«f t t\ l Ij'fM -,/ ♦* ' Ml lie* >* ( h**£ • i” M 'i *• *U ...... ■ k ' * i f l W l l ft I* 4 it' I Nrwd H liM Off f ‘ l * t m u l t i 'I *1 7i t I s> ■ J'/rfllMMDI ♦»!*• h /**•♦»'# ■'” -l \m . . "■ >3 m -% W h n l h 1 b r ill In a | f » f l "1 » k'Dl . . . Ilinl ytMi riire fim ngh I" L’i*'1 her Jrw ei«! I'r w e n l liu iir lm r g if I I " '* I hem fro m I ii "II " W e rl'a . •■ ,4 it FT It I '!♦♦* J1‘ * * II I y tag IMvs* If w ** stwm wrtm . . , twIMM a*Uie(^ri^elsr*, I \ fAlaa *kN Iasi A MWrel-l**Ua| wmse yew'v* r w « M *M! UM |M i w M ■m. afcy ■ laevM rtm krr Wa*Aw«s4wM*aadMM—•eAtq*. |ltn f • >1 BUMMER FESTIVAL j m i m i « 1 • ia a j m w w v w A n ACM c NEi Ctoill IHAWFOO —i n yen *wsw"CN Mb* M*r, laeh lm h > -|lm ym •efOWen* R h e to k i wea la M W l**>M*< 4M • * •» ... I*evw yaw hair AyweA, fM**- ___ a * f ked, .. er y**r weaey hedkl Oet the TmI 6 *ae »**M* *l*ia» laden—*r Ur* M M m k M u M M a W a -h iM lenie* were yWve ever kefl » •s t s : .or ooMMxacs C 4«.|n.. 991 ^ 6 Ototo w T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. ** r *• - • •- ,. w . ............. ....................... , ... ----------------------------------------------.............................................. — .. . m• al �f THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE SIX Christian Science Board Of Directors Holds Annual Meet I’hysliians, they said, m e glvin gmore unpiolanre to though! In relation to disease. Natural scientists, they added, are gaining in tlieii recognition of the ilisiibslaiitiallty of mutter. ICaatlaMi rra m Caa* O n ) R iv al n r m m v t n t n r i i 1 Within a short lime a rival J x iv a i L » C m O r l , t r a t O r f l i | ! ,iiii|i „ f pickets appeared in a A t t a c k e d B y H u d s o n i ' le""?n* tT* , i°» i* rm n i by tr.A of. r , ; . . . . r * __ 1 t a r Exterior View of The Mother Church State Funds KiwaniM Meet ^1 Boyle's Report 2 Bandits Violence Flares Am ong Pickets A t New Y o rk H arbo r BOSTON. Mass., June 7— Spec­ ial— Breaking through the rrust of ancient hollefa in material power, I he postwar world is reach­ ing mil in an unprecedented effort for something better upon which In found a union of nations. The Christian Selenrn Hoard of D i­ rectors declared today. Addressing several thousand Christian attending tint annual meeting of the Mother Church, 11lie hirst ('('lull ill of Christ, Sciential. In Boston, Mass., the directors viewed with satisfaction (he worldwide stir I tinman eonsrbiunnrax In dlu'ind the material foi I lie splriluat. TUESDAY JUNE 7, 1949 rti-inln ns "an answer try loyal i x I V C r D O C K W o r k e r s ' members to the ('om m uni*t-lu-----------i spired picket line," NEW YORK, June 7 (/!’) - 1 rolice kept the groups apart Violence broke out today when : '-'*,MM’ hmgslioraiiica made rival packet lines dcaionitrated a t ! ’ t 'iu .' ... . i , entrances u l the A FI International for IH h o rnJi " ended after five l.ongrliorem sn’s A fio tia lio n . ....... when lungshoremen ejected Nearly 2,000 lonKiiioreuicu from i •he demonstrators w ithout violi f i ' r or in ju ry . The 3H rimmed Hudson River piers joined th ru i •hey were lougHhorriuen and that fellows in one pit k r| lo ir a n d ' •heir demonstration was spontan­ ibarged a group of m a t deiautisl-) eous. However, th e ir move was iircnoipniiieil by mass picketing ra tlin . of the building, Hu* mnrehers Mounted |io la r and fool patrol- j ••m uting protests aguui.it "J im turn pushed into the battling j C iowism ” on the w aterfront. groups, chasing them east and svest on 14th Street and north on j Eighth Avenue. Snyder’s Speech don't know what he intends to do.” Regarding the appointment of an assistant state attorney for this district to fill the vacancy created by the death of George A. DeCottes, Senator Royle said lie had tin information on the Governor's Intentions. Rep. M. B. Smith Is confined to Ills bed by a cold which he a ttri­ (C nntlax*! Cm in Pag* Oa*| butes to the air conditioning sys­ tem at the Capitol and cnpU not still under armed guard, Mkro be reached for comment today- said. No rlne ns to the whercabouti Rep. J. Himlry (Minim immersed in business affairs since his re­ of tlie bandit who tnnde his etegp* bury said capture occurred after turn from Tallahassee, declined from the scene of the holdup has tlie gunmen wrecked lludr car. this morning that lie wishes a bit vet Iwrn received, Sheriff Mero re­ ' >: ,| Ur mild they Imvo been Identified more time before making a state- ported this morning. us ('m l Bri .loin, 27, and Allen G. merit, and predicted that he will 1 NOBODY W INS T R A F FIC soon have some ''itilcrosllng f i t - I Hartman, 20 B ATTLE The pair base been sought since ores" to reveal. BRUSSELS —1/19- This Del. .Snturdnv in tlie killing of a Min­ gian city with its tlmuuaudi of neapolis suburban police officer salon. Idcynlc* and trucks sees and the kidnaping of a Mandun. plenty of accidents these days. N. if. police offiriT who sought A racent street incident, however, to question them. Subsequently) tlie ri had even (lie hardened police force they kidnapped live oilier persons > leaders shaking their beads sadly. This but role nurd them too. i Brooke time H w i i h fpur autos fighting Young said Sheriff Smith told I Hfor "lebeiisrauin" in Waterlo* him the gunmen wrecked their Richard Boulevard. The result was that all rar when they ran into u bridge Byrne I four enderl up ready for the washout and the least seriously ID* Te ::crap heap and o i i u diivei lellrtd injured olie went lu a farmhouse ' Mont,), from the fray with minor bruises. for help. , Robert Young tepurted the farmer re cog Ixed them anil on the preR,.prt text of reluming to nis home for n chain, had ids wife huuiiikiu four f |(rf neighbor*. They entile with shot- (.|( gun ami guarded tlie man until 11,„ ni.i„ .Sheriff Smith and Ills deputies I «TiiU ,,r ,iv '"1 ! faith an Hmitii Haul two of the three Nation tueu w, ,i. seriously iujuird and detenninutiun to give tlie Dnited Kflpon. one might not live, Nations Ilia authority to make lined f Religious leaders everywhere, Il nallanM Pram Pag* Un»> , they pointed out, have developed lead to a sinillar request from '‘ hell In* entered the Altny and a widespread senna of the need every iigeney which hud fund rc .‘ served in the medical department Rasseitby taught in tlir melee and reasonableness of greater anil qiicxth omitted from tin* geueriil ,,m* operating room, emerging were knocked clown as mounted mote direct evidences of spiritual niiiirooeinlioiia 1,111 from llm service int a uurgiral a p p ro p ria te * hill. I tcehnlclan. He ha. *ihcc sung will. plWVI’l , • We finally might have limn NrW Y.»rlt Oily Opera Cum­ lu millin'! other direct Ioiih, I he in do everything limy dldn t do In , ,,any( „,„j W||| N(„rl rehearsing Directors continued, there la a (he regular hchsIiiu , the Governor, Hie Full snison Aug. ID in strong urge to look beyond more •"hi Ervin. I prcpuriiliiui for that opening of a hum a n inruns for the establish­ There I* geueriil agreement' new opera "tier Rosen Kuvelicr" ment of stable government. ilieie must he a special session of, which is anng in German, The Directors' statement and the Legislature to raise mqliey Ini Aftm the successful season In the election of Miss Emma C. meet Hie 9240,000,(1(10 general up 1 New York whirl) elnsml on Dec. Illilpiiiiin to the I ’rcalilcney of The pioprialhms hill tin- lawm aker*. I. Hi*, company gave nllia week* Mother rinirch for the ensuing passed. of operu in (.Tiieugo, Mr. Holtxyeai sparked an annual meeting buying Tlie Clllilnel ill ilt lli teij .stale filled with leporla of tnarkpd lluilgrl Director Homer Graham to] I prugrtan in I lie I'hrlstlan Science tell ilepnrlliiriit* and aganeirs to miivrnnieiit throughout the globe. "make a mu mnl preseiitallou of If M iiiv Baker Eddy, Discovern llieir budget*." ami Fournier of Christian Science, The fiscal year ends June 30 were here Inilny, according to the and budgets for tlie li n t two new president, "she would see the years must lie approved by them signs of the growth aim tnniil do- Graham said be was getting many sited" signs Hint stem frum what inquiries on how tin* budgets Miss Shipman described aa "a iilioohl tie prepared mute steadfast consciousness of Cabinet. members agieed tlie tlm uII power and all-preHfnre of budgets si.... lit turned in Jm.t ns W h it c ii ’h A dvinorH God." if tlie Slate had fumli. to meet This ennarIiiiiiu teas waa area by them. tile d iie rtori of the I'lumdi as "Then we’ve gut. to all. down and ispidly spiriiillng iliroughout llm analyse them item by Item," postwar accepti'd are being tpimi- f'omptinller G. M. Gay said. The tiuncil ami discarded as nevet (■ahlliel did not specify whether How does the new law differ? Hie budgets weir In he drawn on lid' I* whnl It snvs: the Imsis of present appropria"Flee games: not gamldlug- it I Inn* m Hie tines provided in the is lieiehv proi'inimcd to he M*» , new approprialltiiiH net pieced by in lent iif ihe Log! slat urn th a t tha tin* Legislature. aw hi ding of Hildilhiiml "free", The Cablnol members ids,, re- games by any ruin operated game, j lifted a request from Hie Mlnie Miiilimiiiliee or laeility operated! Beverage llcpnrlliieiit to purchase by Ihe oiovemetil of one or mure 17 nutoiuohiles mid one from Hie liillls, sometimes referred lo a , , Stale Welfare Board for 9',’h.tlOO "pin hull miirliihc" or "marble, to speml nil furniluie and meehan •nhle" ih „ 11 not In* considered as t hill eipiipliieut. gmiibllng willdli the uieaiiliig of. Gay said lie tliought the Wel­ Ho .Stale'* uMtl-Knmhling lawn, I fare Hoard rmilil "vrrv well do 1 "I'rovided, however, that H i l t . without" Hew fill nil me foi Ihe | section shall not he construed lo present anti Hie Beverage depart­ 1authorise tlie use uf such gam* or I tC aatlaavit F arm Pag* IIB*I ment could wait for Mr, nutonm- I device for tiny gambling purpose* i chancellor as they phrased It. 4 } ' •*' Iff I * •or Hie giving of anything nf value I "My atudlcn indicated aucli a IlilcN . position would lie In the interest A piirovnl was given * Hlntr In exchange for any such add!-1 of efficiency, mummy and better | Hoard of Conservation request for tioital or free game." education. Amirdingly, when I 927,00(1 lo buy new buats (or line The last HI woitl.i of the final * became a member of Inis board, I In Its enforcement work after Gov­ paiiigrHph, a hold trailing free recommended tin* board entnbllsli ernor Win ten said be etimdilcied games fin thing i of value, were i tlie pouitinu of coordliiator. Hie need urgent. tucked oil by lion c ameiuiiiieiit .it, "One of tb|, ablest educators The Hoaid't romiiiinliiii request the laat nilllille. tills stale bus produced wait select­ for 910,IJIIO (oi o ffli....... qilipllll'llt Henalor Walker of Daytour.' There's no finer cigarette In the world today than ed. unit supplies was rejected. ‘ Beach inlrodiircd Hie lull ! " It Is my feeling that during Lucky Strike! To bring you lliitt finer cigarette, the several months lie has served, he lias fully Justified Hie ronflIke maker* of Lucky Strike go after fine, liglit, deni'ii of this hoard in him and also lias Justified Ibe belief Hint nalnraliy mild loliacco—an d pay miUUmt* o f Hol­ sllrh a position is desirable in llm lar h m ore than official p a rity privet* In y e l il! heal Intelesl of education nod the slate." So buy a carton nf Lurkica today. See for youraelf tie recalled Hint III* miderntendtug whs for h temporary position, how much Alter and Ntnoother Luckiea really are— subject to legislative action funk­ ing It permanent. how much m ore real, deep-down smoking enjoy­ "The Legislature be* declined lo provide for llm position of co­ ment they give you. Yea, smoke a Lucky! You'll ordinator of Hie liislilntlons of higher leniiiltig*," the Governor agree It's a Ancr, milder, more enjoyable cigarette! ■aid. "I feel |t proper and right that lldii l»,aid should observe tlie spirit «f that action of the Legiidatuie ami iml continue fur­ ther thin position, no matter how iiiaful ami ilealrahle It may he.” DAN CURRIN, Indeptndtnt tearthoute opera­ Improvement Seen World Federation J .......... Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions o f dollars more than official parity prices fo r fine tobacco! A II. S. Uiwfiiploymeiit (CnatlnuaU Ptaai r*«* (Iasi In fannlhir, rniiilnymeiil moved up, climbing 870,000 lu May In a tidal nf OH,004.OUO.-uligbtty above llm aam* polnl Innl year. Farm employment alone Increas­ ed 1.154.0011 In May. Juba In uouagrleulturnl pursuit, dropped 9870.0(10 |o H total of 40,720,000 This left the net Incieuie of 870,000 lu eiupluyment. The Ion ran found an optimistic mile In Mil* faett Thrre was an Inereaxf hi the number of fulltime John, meaning those good for 85 hour, work or niur* weekly. "Approximately 2,000,000 mure prranna In May than It. A p ril were working fu ll time," Il said. However, the number o f fu ll­ tim e workers was down consider­ ably In comparison w ith a year qikat many paopla hwritata to have • cheat X-ray bacauae they are afraid of what It may ahow. Anybody can understand this faar and •ympathlae with It. But look at the whole thing from the right angle, think of all the facta. If tha X-ray ahowe that you have tuberculoaia in ita early stages, it can be cured— with the leaat lose of time from your work. On the other hand, if you should happen to have early TB now and not find it out, what will happen? You will go on living in a fool'a paradlaa f o r a few months, maybe far a year or two. Then tha dimaaa may be so far advanced that K will taka a long, loaf tfme to oure—end H may even be that there can be no oure. About 80,000 people in the CITRUS REPORT W IN T E R H A V E N , June — Report of the State Citrus In ­ spection Bureau at 10:00 A. M today in boxes: GrapeTangfrfru lt Oranges |n«> Hall 4.860 38,032 Truck “-.Oftl 23.G90 13 Total 7,807 0,228 13 tor of Oxford, N. C„ haa tmoktd Luchiet for 20 yean. He eaye: "To me, Luckite taete better. I've even the maken of Lucklee buy One, prime tobacco, you knowI" Here'e more evidence that Luckiee are a finer cigarette/ ago. "About 1,600,000 persons with full-time Job* were working shorl houra-gcneratly three or four days-durhig the week ending May 14 because o f slack work, material ehortagee, Jab turnover, and eimilar factore," the Bureau aaw, Tha Bureau has been devoting more attention to the number of hoiira worked eince recent critic­ isms. largely from labor unione that Ita total figure# on employ­ ment gave an artlflelally good Improealon because they concealed much Involuntary part-Uaw un­ employment. *v»- The Bureau count! as employed all persona working one hour or wore weekly for pay, preftt or family benefit. as Arm, to fully ..... . �">** towsaw to DaHr T k m la I t r m t ih - THE WE A I HER S ty * H a n fo r d Ife n tld T* Pretaat I k Pm n at the WwMi •f A airlcn Ta N i l i ll« PnfltfM #r to M u * V iM ttrflf fer V T O U JM E U U or.****J-e— F-sr / f # SsWWfil# •# > ♦ * • • » » t « » * » V r * f . . • > . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Griggs Of Cocoa To Be Stole Attorney > SAN PORI). H.OKIDA, WEDNESDAY JUNE 8. UM» K a U b tla h ti) 1008 frittered tlmndet showers in ufirmiitHi* otherwise |i a r I I y cloudy Mumigt, t lilii’ d.i) lir litlt In iiimler air stinlha i*i|i*f li » im li Armorial ed Prana UiiKd Wlra V i. 207. ~ 'ChambersSays Reds And West jT aft A ccuses D em os H* Got Secrets Begin To Settle!O f Playing Politics Ft o n 5 Places ®er*'n _J48Ue8!W ith L ab o rM easu re Junior High School (ir mi nates 43-Year-Old Lawyer Resigns P o s t In S t a t e Legislature To Take Position Form er Cummie T ells Russians Show Co- — or Receiving 47 O perative A ttitu d e H o f f m a n S e e k * In ICasl-West Row Stale D epartm ent Rafters Front Hiss Over Trade Pacts' 3-Year Program TALLAHASSEE, June »—(/P>; Jg-Sui* Rep. Hobart E. Gtign of i v-bcoa wa» today appointed as­ sistant Matt altorntv in the Ninlh ! Judicial Circuit for Stminola and Brtvard rountiti, it wai announced by Governor Fuller Warren this moraine. The po«t h u been vacant tinea' the death of Gaoi|t A. D r-, Collet of Sanford tevtral month) M V ' YORK. June 8 W lo ti.x n Q u m b ri* lc*lif,rd today at lb Alari H im perjury Inal that a in* .1 of five gnsrmmrtit sources b if ipplieif bim with document* re was j prr w ti Soviet spy mi. louner. PARIS lour 8 t/l’r A Move- ; merit In nit nit liie deadlocked lie ! goti.ition> on lie, many and Hrilm 1 in ibr b.0 0 Power luirigu Mini* ten' I .out. i| irn lepoitrd gaining K C A Chief Says Plan liratlv..iv today In v.r.lrm m .lr. Would Set Nation T o Assist Korea i l i r i l t l l . i l S t l ik e s A t A K C C i it t* *.. I *l o - I* I e*.llit); " S t n e . i i ill ft P e t ‘.mi H V I t i i i i i e t i d o W AM II .i. It >\ ffi.tr iS ii.iit i I th if' ! I 'lit i I In.It* AC t Usral 1h it....... * .III ihr Spfule t aIom i • itiinifi^ i -’I (4 »t ton |#ks11Ifi III I I k || All' III os l (Ire I lunun Ailllllln-h ill || ■ Kill iv. i#|ip il lit? I lie lepoil. tioni a le.polltlble ■ a > x «4ia « Vvrtlnit o lln iil. . aiur a* tiiiltiii l . , h I I . i liri t | |t lempoi.inlv withdrew liri |||.| Ira n i1 II. , »Jk ' rilt tfs’ l i -l.l il.r WASHING ION Ion- 8 i/l*t I mm (lie m n le irm r lal.lr h i llie I 4l r ttir 1 ill lM,k i-4K| *. .t-r .1 Afllff Oil' f inrmll Ai.l kill,lill,-I, tl.u I ’ .itl i . 1 |noL m.iiMr p.itai e 1, „ l , l 1 ri . ifilne.l on I liilllv* III I. uf It )ilu|io.ri| i l b , c r 1 i tif ii! * « | 0. "ftiili.b l.iirtg l, S rn rla n i i s f l i n t lit.1M til 4!■ •1 . r. ll.r I*a•a Vra, "l illlr Mil'll ill 1*1 t<» The 4)-yrar-old lawyer and cilur-l lim n lrIt In plane In annul ihr ml ml R.|iol.li. o f K ••IF V III j i >i p* siiii ' A> (rower reiifned at a member Ibr tioveinriienl pioie.uloi, Assist- a I ali.n f'ailv lo lile iriu r at ttl.uk ,- tbe irai*.i Jit* 1 iii * al.an k I I I ! of lha Slate Route of Represent* am Li, S. Attornev Tlmmas F jiool. toil i>a. .. brdiile.t In letuin make lltal ll.llloli « io ul I I Irl. Hr on II r Ad Cullililiilii'lii m ll.r I u I i'l livet from Brevard county early to Mmphy. I'tiamtirlv ir|ira|ed plr III 1*411. I.llll.ll IVIVv . o.r Hr 4.1. .. j led Oil Ir.liionliv t.rfoir Ilie* t ion r ‘ 11(11*1*11 lit'" day. The rttimation wat accepted ! vioo. statements tbai one of ibr Nun oi ll> llill.i wrrl.. tier till I -M nlr t ill 1. hi. h ill-tf id h. 1 'ineii.ii AM in* t nnimillrr mi Ptr by Govarnor Warren without com liiuirri via* lulian Wa.lleigli, who *e111 >r..|iiN of die Tuingii Minis . r 0, ii, 4 ' . 1r ot . i.ul.i . ir.ptr.t tm 1 1 ill. riant. Wolfed in tbe Stale Drpatlnirnl's! lei.' I ooli. >1 Ilol- lai In piodilie.l 'tdciil 1 1111 ti t lb * | | | I l I *.| i(U lII .,, l! ■ k . ni 4* 41,i lot ii tn m en tHMHUgl a Kmc. G rif|i wat a fint term, member; Ii.vde aeifement* >rtt,uii. He .inf ullll 4 ir l Ilrinfill of wi.lelv vlivei •1 11,1114 lot, 1 II ill,1,411 tl- t 1 .. , • of the H o u m . Hit reiiination meant , l»ut .peiity tbe olbei vouirev. gem \ m r i and W r.iriu virv.. on ibr vr.it %• % Iv 1 . 1, llixl'cs Uli irlt'C ', 1 , l that if hit teal it occupied in thi lie al«o relteral.il Unit he re | lemulu ilimi ul lirimaltv and tbe] said "it i,i„i>U • , i I f I In-1st »> (0* Sri* »t • * 1 II pmm ii.i 4 ic|,rl In 4ib>|il impending special itnion ihert | ■reive.i from III** ihr 47 original ........ j ......... „|r ,|.al i . 1. .. ..,.1.1 . 1 IItr l iliOf department documents amt the . , , , Mi 1turn hi s ICipiC-t 1 tilth 1 T il.) rfiU have to be a tpecial election paper' from wtilrh weir made two ■“ hnmi'ii.ilimi Im tl.ilm ...I 01*0* ,d ll.r Ad « ........ .. • liablU nii.tr . i.'lll (bill irbet called by Governor Watren to ; film vtrlp* Hiilimitle.l m r intern-. ' "dri It..- |dui, now lrpoite.l lie but si 1e»»ri) i*li 1k1i 11 if'll I, 1 at I k I'l ks e ihf (Ilf choota a tuccenor. Brevard county ■by rtir government my *'*vti-i*lrit'*l, thr ttirr.* \S r-lein II,d im ni d r iijifit if, t I).till......... fitted lli.il it . 10 -el b o ld ..a die 10.1*1 till I * I Chamber* said he spoke to f«r- 1 ................... would -n k uitjouin hat one other rapreientativa. 0 .! till- M \K i winr 1 I Ml* jin n .tHsivtant .Heeietaty of Stale m e in n ( I In- i i h i u c i I llie e llliK f n l 4 l to .ell 'llttii Hlli V L'. Burton of Eau Gallic. »I * l« | I ) Si slHllUt* , 1 If I'Stendrd fol Ib lii .i'.ilA ■ A Herle m Seplrmlier, IP.'tlt, leu-1 t t u e e iiniMlh- A 11i i i i l r . l n u m ific l " i l e ' w .o llit l.e It.I f I#e‘ lH'k'pJr fi I ahum Hiss' allege,I lliiffuiiin 'uni 1I0 (d in til .tiled ........ Communist tiei u l ' p r ciittry 41m Pttai *1» t II .. Ie*. I r.'fi t M l 'activities, ileelariitg: tleVht’ I S' liy Ills lYoliollll. <'oop. I III loll \d Vio | "1 told Mr Herle tliut Al«ci I 1111111 - 1 ■an.ui cun make 'I" | I MHltllM*'* leu I • 1, Smllli ei n un iiccii|ili'*l *1 i n Kill 1 II till gclv Midi p.'tol il . Olio , nilcallv, I'i niii 1 In' Ho- mi ti.M pottioii in l i ......... Mi "Tin liii-lc idip .11* ■■ oi I ’mleil Th# Board of County PommtaStale* poll,', loe.lld lioieu l- l" sionrra yeaterday accented the re­ esluldl'ii as ....... 4 lai' iMr u I A K IT AND. .lone H . I'l The milled, signation of 1.. P. Driskatl an • If go. • 1 iiiiie and " I'edeiul I '.lio * Miu k. tine Agiee vi'telgnkuicii t .fined superintendent of the County uni' pi'inlriii «»t ni I '..II |,I| tn. nielli Ci.ininltlee- Imve lecolii- I fun Igll I'lUltlol 4lid " Ilglldi lol Il ii' 01 I Hi Route and Infirmary and upon 1 me 4'tif l I * 1IM W a s h i n g t o n , June m- gpi recommendaHen of CommUMoner ■ I ttrvJiy IK..11 ' . l i s t Maiil.n d ' T ie Navy was frre today to pul mended r.udinnlne federal ...nlt.it im’iiihershtp In itn Dimed N.i O.. E. Fourakre, appointed T. W. ■ Plmlo liy Itaymmiil Studio th i effect Its plan for assuring of slil|>inelil- llilimghnilt the sum I lions," he went on Mil | ■11)i t at nghl lion on,i f H.. 1, Vafkvtr of teinffwood aa temporary * ............. . ....... us thay rerelve “equality nf irtatmem and op met to pi event unregulated truck I ‘'Union Iwiwern llie llnllli mid till Ihr e.l On Friday morning at hi:tvu o'clock lh*_6tt g irls amt n:t tioys of Juniur High Hcliuol, will receive 'lin e •■mill uf 1 he cnnntrv can in- a* gape,! 1. tonirs kdwatd supftrfntendent, O. p. Herndon,] their dtplomes from E. True, principal. Th# graduation address will lie given liy tlir Hev II l„ pert unity' for all Its per*nnn*i iimveniem iitnlet the new co&Btx. clerk, reported tkle m orn-, Zimmerman, an. rector ractor nof Holy Croat Episcopal Church, who will ha Introduced liy T \V l.awtou Tht j regardless of race, religion ml law. d Scotland, thieved on saitsfactoiv terms mily (run-ole Ilsunllv Hie I'oiuinitlees' rnd-nf | if 1 lie government and ccnruiinv "• si | Pill.1, , f-.ll . and 1 lines Jflf. following graduates ara pictured In front of the Klinoi: Mary (.mi roprlnut], Maty l.mi Howen, l.omae I *°v?.r* 1 •easoti regulations temaiii effe W tm.fff.'f. * f . 4 miaaiic n. tip Mr*. I McAlaiandar.Xaroi Beard, Janet Bailiff, Lucille N ormarnt, l.ucia (.off, Atrue* Smith, Norma Jean Kill**,!' *l» 4 i ■,iU.. y was approved yes ,.e i<laved j Nruitti. K^'ee . Iiit.’oine so cleailv all 0|'. llie I'l.tli live only ihrmiuh July ill Ye'trt E. fUrtetiJ), "How are you men M a r/Ja n e Engifeti, (hits Lee Richardson, Betty tlatlln, Dorla Jones, Kvetyu Portnn, Doiothv Hrldg.*, 41, 1 High* ! vly..mils and sound a' In Cold In. <■ • ‘V 'I'll, I 11, Petting on In the handllna of the Bobble Jean Bwaln, June Vance, Virginia Bridges, Beverly Renton, Ruth llaMy, I onise .lohn»*oi, Muiy lohnsm/1* M' ' " " ry “f n " ^ ‘, | *l»V they provided ........... . ....... r ] llie iiinple n| Nnllh Korea Milt I II, I t .1.1 i, ' ................... , , ,, , ituln in furre ihrmigb Aug ill Poilnty Home and InfirmaryT" Ann flukur, Phyllii Shames, Constance Ouramt, Mary Carmichael, Martha June* Nettle Itmh Howen , iiit'ii i t--i inii'ii'. 1 lie in union ' I'..... I 1st t Ini’ I **llkllt |alIk , ' ,. «v I lint lime the personnel ..*' an II. ’nna told her tliat Caiolyti Rowland, Eileen Harnett, Simla Moore, Knth Kedenliaugh, lleveiiv (liny, (.ail Hilling, Hum. i The M V fillet ill* SCI lin’d Mil ~ \B. fPopi f. iI t t v i n i l n r i h l , laidiw Kiel, Aliierta Hrewei, llielniu flit. Hetty KiiiMid, Kinai lined leeltiniatal Janh hoi run He|iu|ilir as "a key out post the Board welcomed legitimate Coke Hoyle, Mabel Ward, Iona Mume, Joan W rivlil, ■ |» s,ii 4I Si tot crIHclfm hy cilliens, but pointed My* rs, Batty Patterson, Heverly Roger*, Ethel (lrl*n>r, Ann Huliorn,i, Jo Ann \lo.oe, Mtiiguiet Mnrrl'oli. ........... ... - .................*.......... ,.| demi.cincy in llie I ui I 4 1 ul' ri • 11 t I 1 m» 1 fi*Ui km new ii'jiMiti mil 11. 1.il cl Im Ii. In f (Inti 1 to out that the matter bad been run­ Dorothy Johnson, Alice Brown, lima Hronson, l.oulse (Ireeue, Violet Spivey. Mary Ellralieili II...... Mm Hirer srmed lervices. The Alt \ . «f n h m I riii I'liluilllMcriiieu 'aid u|ieulv tl.n Hetty Olhlis, Hnatrlce Hrovvn, Myrtle llitidy, Elolse Hellion. Nancy Jo t'mikuright .Mai y i.on McDonnell. I i V pinyiuiii *‘illie uiilv i.on. ning along for ebrntt raven months force plan wu- approved last wt-i. it. <It.*1 I., lil. i k Intel I ii. - I I M, , i 1 u*t* ant Klliislieth (jiiocli, Gloria rolllns, Muiv Ann Wilke, Virginia I'rehn, Irene M ini. Iluiliara Elym, I onlu no. in -...'| I Itn Ili liol.il. pi "ninth, but J.diti-oii 'aid he tinned end Rtiggested that future com­ ' * • 1 ki.,i fiN f f f,» ,1. • 11■11iii**ii ul iiniva-hed, uiigiu.l. i Ituod.Nv plaint# about any person con­ l.ennaid, Chester Johnson, Thomas Andes, Jack Dukes, .lack I'rlly , Marvin W light, I I .... . l.'Uli 4 plnpn-ul "iibinltled lev Ibe Mi ni* \l« 11 ■1 * « 4! F | 4 Mill lllt-l/l'll 11 .III liv lllllk U le.w Charles Crews, Kitvvlu Tlkoli, Wesley lluiml. David Van Ness, Paul McTeei Williuio l ee, I Immii* Vioiind M om .......... ol m. nected with the home nr Infirmary Vimv arid u krd for a new oiir 1 <1 • ti m I in* allowed Miulri tale law III! I40 rll.ll llUII.IMHI 4 .Krd Mihmitted In ill writing writing with with supsup. «»>*"• lewkeU, Forrest Lee Duio.Id Parllli, Dllhvorll. HlieffMil, lle.ov <m d.ll, Wjlllam 1\ .**■ l.v tune I'll lol K ol. .1 III “tt. fl A• 1 *f* l 11 !e Mihmitted lumuies oi.lv foi malm liv 11, ^>„erl*n» affU ault* IteNttU Wilson, Ill'll Iliver4, Irunklm .M'Oldiy, Ceol ge Haidcli, Auloe) Dmm. Hyde Mlllei, MiOOue llie Navy policy .ays; 1 ......id I.- o . .1 Im lei nil orting affidavits. Mi,»» » Vls.iiMUlTi * [led ii hi 11 On _ . motion 1 Pearce, Hpaitcer lla tily , Hol.eit While, lllcliard Hull, Samn.’l Jacoiison, llernv Mvl uolin. Ill, Terry t'ni I I seulluut <• tilt t*HH«r I'lfut “All per-oiinel will be ridiMed motion «» of rnmmlaalnnar rntnmlnsioner .1 11 Mu«* Die lUUlkrllMg ugieeiueul Im erietiahd saenndad he Pom dell, John Auiann, Gene Wilkinson, llarvey Wilkin son, Thomas Minor, Joe n.ii. lnsmi, Melvj o I'lel'. ii. i F. Me • I a|i|jololed, ti allied, uilvaoced ur i.l* v 1 nf ‘ Im * V b I, rind,I *kaJ Roar.i Hydney Chase, Michael Rotuiidu, Chesiei Harper, Paul Gresham, Phil III. Skate- Alvin tliidsoug. t.lu a id 1 1..moled, a-sigued to duly amt flu |tuWet in n - bl|iriieul * wiHim I I I, | hy (|U* VII’ •1 Vt M l liuii.l vniad rkat IK . a lin li' i1 * n . f r . Watkins, Hanks Register. Robert Hakei, Hayni.mil Yates, Reuben Bedenbaugli, William t'latk, J'lulhi' W'lmllil'leird lo all respects.with 1 lie >-1ule I Ui the iilbei s I. M, I Ml" W hit slri trucker- cnmi.ii uff.u.l In violut* K I. l i c ! l ! Mam. . a , i 1Boyd. Cecil Sheppard, Gerald Jones. Hol.erl Morris, William Lilly, Ronald Hiooks, Deibeii Abnev A ■ot regard rare, color, religion lilt federal law mi in lr'ila te *t,l|i . hu I M il •• ll. t «l 1 * I - *4 I n fii'1 ta u u f to in* l onnty Home arm u (Ji|1||| j T Alford, Calvin Wriglu, It .b.ri Durand, Itaviimnd Cobb, and Hogb Walter* *0 national origin. Infirm ary he definitely closed. The mil him .■1i l l 1 I I 4l.li|i melilN "In tbe ntill/atinn nf housing rsanon advanced hy Mr. McClel • e- In II 1, Ifiiiil#'. Id l.l. Kim;, 11.. 1» ill h The truck • lu|i|>llig |i|ovi-'i'ii me*s|ng. Iieriblng and v|ther facd land for this motion wan that hi* ictiTUtl vaImi lln|iiFfif|s v1* i 1#1 t il ri ‘ . i.l )• 1 n i l ' .* I 4 .lies, im ipectnl nr unusual phin wa« added to llie law a- a coin ^uiifonl 1tl »*it of a !it|to1 V n llifi In 1 committee of County CommissionIs giuillisv umeuilment uftri lirluc ."ii' will be inaile fur the acruoio era and nf rlH irns had made lie jiil In 111 1 >• t.a* tl hi'I 4 l.illeily ili'im teil itunug llie ie I mJ iiv •)fIf-MiMkiii uf til* hnlln* id •141 (usi of any tnlimrlly race " ^ o tn jjla t* Investigation of the mat M. w tinr to* It toil hr Hi i * e• I. Il n 14im* e l i e* 1 i tl Al cent legislative *e"i.ui Official- would not say who tin __ determined that lha romM4 ■I at’* VI 1.11 1.. | .r Tl« ‘Ii Regiilaiimi* rrcnmtufiiilril tn 1 tie m e ih ilvit nftif .hoieh ’i ffn t tins mean- an rml In segregallun plktkta were unfounded and had so ffr t ■'MlUAfkl 11v (hr Hhli’G *1m I in* 1sr if 41* a1 i I Mr I r. 4.1 culiiliiltlee* veslerday would *1 • f negroes. renorted this to the Board on May fi.e* hln’i-' I»*¥ *-11 *-1 4 I r 1 1 , 1 1 Mai M.<<; <1 11 flillMiir it Dk F tae * 18, ION ANGU.LS, June 8 —(/I*)- It will be s lour wedding among The pulley applies to the Manor I"* m.k k'tin t ti ne . ♦tIII » I nun il i l \ 1* • f*»i \|i li m. * 1 orp* as well as the Navy Dtia tn coni Inur'd Illness, a four I I l.e S . I. r -I. u I* Is. I- I ..*••*•» 1iiiiiilirin ( tblruma mange blntsoini fot i l.nidi's Giivciuin. ken* hi-ftaf Sun.| ik in Ihi* Mt lnl It In Ills mcinorandiun dltrciing K i r d i e r A t l m i H t t l T t t |l;«|»t«kI I ’lninh vMfh Ih f Rev I I 4 lllillll||«»| la fa r u g f month* leave of ahtanct was i'rrvf 1 rue Army lu submit a new plan, 1 lhiQlwroMil :iiiil ihr Nr\ I R M e t h o d i s t C o n f e m i i v '' t *1 |i|ur eyrrl, blond |.u» Angeles lonalilr, was announced veulruOy In lohnson said considerable pin •iL ‘ * - . 1111111dn t.rficiiifiii^ Bin litl via in K i i i n n \i , liri timtbcr. W eld I ’lu iik rtt T tir wedding w ill be Westwood C1 e*s has been made by the ground The aum of fUnit was advanced ih* M*lriln*h (Vmrfriiv The Rev William Edward Kli forces in recent years toward to Dr. Frank Quid man to rarry , I* Ml1 K00/ YU|N fit *r ii in 111*11It ill* k V V a t i ' i iiilmiltcd Saluidav • tiding segregation He said llie rh rr, who th* malaria on ihp inBiana and Imsrt spraying tillill 1141\ l1?. IHVfk mill all nie 111 ill I.akelaml to the Florida Meib problem "in of greater magnitude ram. This makes 11.600 which program. ---------jt w ill Lk Warren*** th ird mar\ cm**» flit* .s Ik, t i In rui piipiI 111 the Artnv than In either liie odist (’nnfereiii'c. hai been m> I I**r lil to in It**.11 Mi wu* 11 v*■I •*1 ii 1• ^ i s Board haa hai paid for Its share T A l I.AHASSEF. Iitne 8 —4/1*) I nag** and the first for Miss ManR 'liM R lIlh mu,' him 1 t ml .mall Navy ur Air Force." Iiolnled In *erve Methndlsl churcli 1 f ihr Spuiihh Ann*rlrun Wui iii’t rb, declared Mr. Ham* — A l en Mortis, Tallahassee tm li . rin g . 8*1. ^Jf Jh* work, I A fs « . — ---------------------en In the Enterprise area. Tliem 1 niHiihri nf ih* Knkirht T* ii>f*l " hMlI.llllK klfti* H i t ttk. ill* wd l , (CMtlnaed fm 8|«) nf rln* Sunfnrd Murniiir l.fulvr M» 'Ui* »ki»* Frill .61 If '.-li'.'K HUS ftislcsii* A n d A n r ln u rl'es ImTude the Stafford Menioiml rivrik his rkniith us ^opririiiliinl Him itmh' VI liri 11 f 11**flir M H H t r j \ n o 7 \n o t * H 1 0 rhlirphi ................ ov t.-s.-Kfire* J ernor Watren ins resignation #s « t alifornia Governor Earl W a r - .m ■« ... . A ~ , Fnl iif l)tr Smitlav H4*htmk fm I I I lie* hr I f| *•s || 'lii- ' i, iniit liie member of the Slat* Advertising , r*ti. was here on a cltru* l n s p » c - j F « l l e |t|||* M m u e 1*4*11(1 D r L O I1C It t V P during the |<h«I year, tbe Entei vrm * vt* Ih Illi* HIn al. ui llicrv miles nrlxe Harneti Memorial (Tmrcli ni Commission “beraiii* I liave lieetiltlun tour. attended Ills inau-l * « I I h O 1 Ul IT IIIIv a --------Whllr ill Slilifmil oh U huslnriN - ♦ K li n f rkiri nt i.r<* i i lir i lr land j . , llie Methodi*! Home and tbe convinced that a w nikina news-. scnrniInn In Florida last January, /• * ,. * ■ ElllM.il. Hiker and Oliver Andes r||((rph „f n*teen. lri|» nil Mm MO Ilr s n ffr iil ii f l i g h t , a v convinced that a w oising new. |ov# „ f | r „ i lg h l when th * 11 ;■ Ho , l"il H,is atiein-m i nave hern named us delegates to R K( , h <fMw ............ In the paperman cannot paiticipat* ac- (.u|||l|<, reported Progres# is .. lira 11 allui'k, ami was Iifi■11kf p, rly jiM Hip. epreseid the Remlnnle Chanter of rlm rr|| Bm, ,.lvlr W)irk (|)lrl|1K Iv# nf the Florida lively in the government. p ’ i-ll t" br spicaj hi* holm* in Mi'lnfohh on A m Mil tin* f l i c t. a s membership lumber, Miss Manning said. III*’ o v e r a ii r,r 41 ra s.n.tii uf lion, which, itinl (Mtifimil in tint The action cent* after the Or- That was on a flnnday night at sacretarvt. .w II ssid 'C, 5iR* *Jr p ft' Dawsm leiWiNfiL aarsnsgif lUsttsssS iCuattaaeg rage Tree) ■• called a, it mi ,.tr*aaurer. *lhaa startkd off with u AIILMI N TO M EET I I ll.'IIU 'll 0|| Bbahl.** i f . H, Wight is president ■i i i i i i . ii. ipirnch a I t.T IN AIR EORI’E BA.HI . Hit n 'c lu i' k I b i s *prvfif as hn pantur io, I.,.-,,. < ,v,„ !•■#• attmnter hr "ervril pi of the group, little K td’i Over ‘IDO lilgh-tank f l i c III a n a ■on.,I'll.’ ill II .Oil uf WASHINGTON, lour 8 I/i'i Z n ,:^ Farmer V rm .; w ill!of " " I lie Hhop The annual meeting In May waa lag Alt Force nfflccis began » i l i a ■ i c n i m .,1 a “grand sucresa. Mr. Dawson urntument cunference, i * * r . ' . ' . 7 * .... ... ................ ! ventlon. They also plan lo altand (iA M tlf lltl NS IS l i l t T the 11 S. .Slerl Cnnt lias .ivtecil declared, and moat of the nld tor. He will ntiive will, his family here Indav i 1the national convention, I'A M I’A. Iiirir M i Jo T, npa mambcHhlpa were renewed and (t'aaltauM On gaga Two) tn Enterprise next week. The k i »mj* will tllirusf Alt J many new onas ara now on the Mrs. Klrcher anniiiiiicrd tills Force bollllis and weapons, and (,, I nlii'e fm,ml mi in,ac,‘mintnt for booka, morning that she will rontlntie to iimrrow will see a llvr auiiiiuni inmali* tn Mo'ii mil lusr inlay, By BAM DAWSON serve a# secretary nf lha Hrtnlnnle Unit driitniis• rnttost «>f them A It fit- was piuntplly rvtclrd riir imwanic'i prisoner was a County Tuberculosis and Health I’l. ibe world's largrsi bomber, NEW YORK, Jun* fl— (/P>— Msny industrial leadars are pulling I,uli) alligator, aim,,I right inch** i Association until fall, will take pari in the eahtbillon ■real stock in the economic cushions we have piled up this time to long an,I plenty Dishy mice be break Ike fall from the business ladder. * .a - taken nut nf llie gallon can in which lie ha,i Ids trmparary Moat expect the slump to get worse, and, certainly, most of the luiliiniite home rigns bear them out in this. The stock market, at a two-year low, show* 81ayta*tii- ■ Hy T.FN E H a NOSAKEB rim gato, was scutenetd to what Wall Street expects for*-----------------------------------------BF.VEHhY HILLS, Calif.. June 8~<to)-W aa» to buy Anna Baiserve an tmlrle, mtiiate period in ***** T*B«. ___ money for reaaje rather thus nan, ler’a old parlor chair? Van Johnmn'i iix hand-painted bear mugi? Or e pari; pond tits, hete. On Recovery t b liber* u l mi ihr v, lin o . SUltd ul 4 oxtli day HI Ibr Icdrial ciniH lri.il of ibe fnimct lugli Slate P rp jiiu triil of final whom be 4, lli.es idllli'hlllR sc irl stair pepeti l ruin ir-litre* i examination by , Commission Okays Resignation Of pmntyHome Head Committees Seek (Navy ftiven Free Kxtended Federal < Control Of Fruit Hand To Abolish Discrimination Dr. Irnnsiilc (av*‘S Iul t *i i m* 'SliOvv' Al School f ( hiirlrs ( ’, Kim/, l)h‘s In IMrlnloNli Morris Resigns 1Governor Fuller Warren T o M arry A s Member O f Barbara Manning In California A d Commission granted to M rs, Franca. McDon- ]viuvci G overnm ent risia H as No)I,, C“T 'n F,ul!" ga) county nurse. lllliciii P lace F o r Newfimrn Mis. C olum nist A sserts ....... . F in ( i IV imi|is llalteif lit Ch,,Mh ,,n#~ . Le w is, U . S. Steel ProirreM Reported • By Cattle Group **; 1 M"*im«i.t. io<i., c,n,. 1, ::'r;rLrw:,V.rKS'ii™' Approve Contract A Rim S On r*«* Sl*i On A D i f i c u s s i o n s hruin In P h i l a d e l p h i a ' " S s E S * Motel O n June 13 K S ,0 Industrialists Put Stock In ‘ Piled U p ’ Economic Cushions Moviedom Plans “ White Elephant" Auction Fo r Benefit O f Hoepitai _.*?* Em m a Jane Robbins Will Deliver Valedictory Graduation Address i •* *n ,h,t «rll*r alump. I t Mils lims iRAiils tin t ths ilnrop J stofk msfkst dsbt. h u iu m lha engraved ailver box, on a nrrk-rhain. in which Joan Laelia'i grandfltock market debt,Stock hug. 1 ? lt? A a * l t h e r as » h a rp a s the [ |t>w ,, trivial today. price* I nolhrr carried her “mad money") These and hundred* oi other item* will be auctioned June 11-16 in In 1 M 0-.S1 o r a e d M p a n d p ro - j,BW dropped dlKouragtngly, but aa that which followed the from no such dissy height H i 10 in moviedom*# moat glainnrmts*' ■ — -----break * . —i . 7w t *>°> M d apeeulallon 1 In | husband. - —r — . M l e“ ,# has l>##n unimportant, Tht ■to-ta Mm# Jftta Ymtng drummed ttn the aw- Other donation* rnngo from I up iniRmj for the benefit of fit. Annas hams to talavRIon **U and costly " '. B m * r e k'waye Ihoee w h o iin nv*r-est*nded market, j l25;ftr,,**v **0,pl’** *or Unmarried „own,. Auctioneer Roy J. Golden- “,,w pub,l*,, 'vx* ^ ,#d It.jart etsa’I happen. Thle time, AUo ^ bualiteee and indlrM* t | Mother#. • their thrir hope# nonet on •■thoaeiu... iiwaot uni* .are they hamt_ . . ____ mueh better foe much bettor off off for — SJSSfi Mtm nftoctlT* ate theyr|eMh. c*sh and enah look q y w SB! , Bay of family Mllland’a a ll !berglhlnk>thewholedl*play,preN-tardap. 1. wo?th |M.helrlmims, ooo Rratillan Hedy Lamarr contributed a s*sr, the Nril«n*l Cfty Bank of Mhor coffee ipoone. Irene Dunne ,,m i raod]*atlek, William Powell ■ a - r t M , a e “ijr 'g S - fe s *.: * yaiWiete li ,i. ■ s-OJU Miss Emma Jane Robbins, honor student, will give the valedictory iiddtess al the graduation exercise* of the 60 hoys and 68 gitls of Semi­ nole High School Friday night at H 15 o'clock at the high ulmol audi­ torium. The salutatory address will be R i v e n hv lane Whilner. A novel stage selling for the pmgiam is being developed hy the high school art clasa, and mn* • --------------------------------------— trasta the covered wagons nf the wagon" and from the other aid* 1849 gold rush period with the of th* stag* will emerge from a rocket-plane, automobile • n it "streamlined train" and will go • fi streamline train traniportatlmi of to their seat* for lha Clast. Song. 1949. Snpt. T. W. Lawton will award Aa aoon a* the Senior* receive honora student*. M r*. Francis m*» from Principal Harman E. Bolt towill prasant th* D.A.R. Morris, they will make thalr history mridal. Judge Douglai exit Into a replica of th* “cowed (Cealleae* 0 * Fage Twek _ L -_ T H F VVF V T H F H JACK DON V 11.1 T . June STATION HIGH Birmingham im Brownsvllli ni Cincinnati Memiihls New Orlsans 90 Phoenix 93 Raleigh 91 Seattle 72 Bhrevepnrt 92 Jacksunvilla 92 Miami 19 Orlando 96 Tallahassea 93 ------ kin 8~ (/Pi in w 66 78 62 68 67 70 63 49 63 74 71 68 ee � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 07, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 07, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 07, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bb99548bdec52ad6c62005a03b8c0b02.pdf 8992d5a212bc07413975a3ae81403d24 PDF Text Text I — >.vy.^v• r m ; ■//vo r >j /■>• ',v w w w jy t f 1 > >>• ». •t-viBHWHBrr•* H PAGE EIGHT m Meat Prices Climb Sharply In Most Retail Marketing Centers ( u u m m n n n K A f.u i * • w tw <•;•__ “1 • £/''•■Y' r '’* T v-. ' •'*► .■..* ■fV* r i T ”■-**/' i4;/; r7?^ ^ r a « n n m ERIEAY JUNE S, hanford. 2-Day Graduation Grammar Program Past Matrons Club Has Annual Supper (Caallne»4 r n a f i l l S S j Ceremonies Begin . (CsstlssM frmm rase OM ) Man's a Man for a’ That." devoted extra time to entertaining - — Steamer Stricken SHS Class Day Wtnm n ig M 149' Davis’ Birthdl n n ••-•’ , (CHtllMS r««« DM) U. 8. senator from Ml**l*»lppL Mbit ■ crocked circulation casing The Past Matrons Club, Order He was secteUnr of war 1M3‘ canned water to pour Into the en* civic club* and uther group*, MU* C i i n r i n v A # I T ( I t ftr Dr. Ironsidecame to Florida i;ine room. Tlila w *h presumed to 01lie Reese Whltte, club director. i j U I I U t l J * 1 1 U VP1 1 after teaching at New Jersey of Eastern Star, bald Us annual 1867 and from 1867 to 1861 served .. ■- - — _ _ • mean the cold water circulator presented .gold emblem*. The , _ State Teachers College and New chickan and com supper on Wed­ another term as senator, On Feb. 9, 1801, he was eWetHy A S S O C IA TE D PRESS nynti-rn In tint (hip's conden**?*. member* nf the girl* sextet who G A IN ESV ILLE. June 3— (Bpe- York University. With Mrs. Iron­ nesday afternoon at the home of Meel price* climbed aliarply thi* week in mo*t retail marketing "Disabled and drifting. Twelve received these Included I Mary Anne clah— Twtwlap t "1# side he had motored to many Mr. and Mrs. J. O, Poulson on ed president of ' tho provlskmal g government of the Confederacy ■ center, after edging upward .lowly f„r the ............ re week*. , '«'* " " ' f t <" /!'■'<' 1""'1 H"!"1"#’ CWlowqy. accomnanUti J f U « » ' ■ » " ^1 *, * with « ««rtlon polntn tn tho South and Florida In Lake Fairy. The supper was cook­ Pmili.v „l.„ i u « . |t„ . i.;t i, i .„ . . . . . . .Uald the kingship Hlneo In an ur- Diinrnn, Anita Aiken, Ingrid r,*-id* wm Mgin wiin » i u » » reunion search of a pleasant site for a ed on the outdoor fireplace and by the Congress assembled at I oiillry alio wa* generally h gher. while da ry product* were abmil t .|,uUt ti.HH A. M. teraon, Bettye Hull. Kathleen Bab-'of the Grand Old Guard at 6:00 home and a retreat Where they eaten at a long table on the lake Montgomery, Ala and waa In­ augurated on Feb. 18. At the ex. unchanged and vegetables plentiful and low-priced. "position .10.40 north, 79.31 ruck and Juan McTeer. ; p. M. Sunday ami will bo eUmos- could continue thrlr research Inin shore. plratlon of the first year of the the advance in meat price*, although it followed the usual veainnal :I wni I about 100 mile* east or history and sociology. Both have A short business session was o i on „ „ The .......w in, men,hern of the'"* M S l n i f f .° .'T f pattern, wa* greater than hadt — : .Inrksonvillo). "Opera It* radio on oire Clul. double male quartette SfoO o’dock the same interests, as Mrs. Iron- presided over by Mrs. C. L. Hsw- provisional government a new Congress wa* elected, and on Feb. been generally anticipated In view ■ emergency power only. Delaware received emblem* Including. u% H W nf'th e0mm taught thesesubjects for son, President with Mrs. R. C. 22, 1802 he was again inaugurat­ commencement slils of earlier mipply rsPrnntes. Trade many years In New York schools. I j Sun Mantling b y '« « fllr* Zekc MeNalt. Hobby Corley, HUo f ht °! f.?. L "| Maxwell giving the devotional. Field Moned, entering upon a term which spokesmen *uld there wan a brood i oi.li rmuinunlcaUon* If iieceeeary. Hrumley. Arnold Harrington, SSi” niVht will )* in ■ lilresa by Tha saarch ended right here In This was the last meeting of the was set for si* years by tho ICaallaa»4 r u n P * e * ob ....... ...................... ................. ......... ........... demand fur im-Bt and Hint o steady .i Could u»o vessel which could conic Kloyd Cooper. Gone Harper, Bob»*eo role -u uooper, uene -narper, boo- pj«rr(. v*tn Paa**en. noted author, Hanford and they recently built a group until fall. >natl elltpb In wholesale and livestock thr SflUtui taxi tainc, lo a >lo»e. nloiig*idr and pump engiiuf room by Marr* and Richard RanaboL ri<jurnlliint. and lecturer, on the pleasant lilllu home nf green tint­ Tho*i$ enjoying the event were1 He waa was captured _at at Irwlnsv Irwlnsr price* recently had Ikoij sjoqfc to Tltc hill Warren' turned. down to keep afloat or po**ihly U* Uke t0"'ed concrete block next to the home Mrs. Hewson; Mrd.- Magwrll. Mrs. Mhibeet "Tharo I* Still Time." 1. be reflected In rrtnll .tore* until would haveNdeclared rent iuntrol I *>' the distre.sod craft The graduating das* wa* greet-1 (minded on Sunday'* program of W. C. Hill. One room Is devoted R. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. B, C. Moors, Ison thi* week. ,T $ ed hy Mi*. If. K. MeNab In behalf w.jj| ),P llaecHlnureate nervlees, *1- entirely lo storage of historical Mrs. J m Corley, Mrs. 8. J..N ix , al art end in ft! of (.7 Florida I ........... l,y rW)l°' ' Following his relefcst *r. Reeelpl* nf |mrf Inin* were de­ data and cabinets contain slides of the Sanford High Hchool Clas* „t Florida Field, lieglnnlng Mrs. Harry Kent, Mrs. John Cour­ he relumed tn commercial enterre I scribed ns rxeeptlonally _ smalt. counlin. Kxrinpled were luunlir.i of lHIM. Of those, »he pointed out 7 . tr,. The Right Reverend Haml­ for many lectures. They look for­ ier, Mr*. Marcus Tyre, Mrs. E. J. prises rises In Tennessee and Louie Some pork cut* were up DKihuch a* wherr military reicrvation* are In- | in the uudletirn Mre. W. C. <Jole- ]t,„, Weal. Bishop Cnadjutnr, Dio- ward tn liutirs of quiet study this Routh, Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs, tana. He died In New Oriel fl cent* a pound arrii** tlm country.' caled: Hay. (.'lay, ivtonmr. banl.t mail, Mr*. Robert Axt, Mr*. J. A. ......... . Florida, will deliver the summer on the large screened Frnnk Crosby, Mrs, Hanky Wight Dec. fi, IRHD nnd on May 2V, M .miiniird ytnm Paae n »tl Gorll Flower*. H.irnilnureate sermon. Annual porch In the rear. Ailvnnrn* in the price of hoef Rota. Wallon and Okahan.i. 180:i hi* laxly waa taken to Rich­ els the price. 1 Varii and and Mr. nnd Mrs. Poulson. ranged from two In four cent* In lint rnuritleii* other Amerlean fhere were r»l* member* nf the Ve-p<r* Tea will follow the Sunmond, V b . Bom In Aberdeenshire, Scot­ From the very beginning. W a r-1 most place*— although one large ,e» l.dd the ill,*iii . vein tivri I bnVitVe** fi'tni* pro involved Tea* H"** when ll graduated In tha ,|,v night service*, land, Dr. Ironside wae graduated Major M. J Meeks, manuer I)y Tt|p Mnte» Argen. building now occupied by tha Jun Included among those scheduled from Peterhead Academy amt rhain hoosird Hirloln steak 10. ren held the threat ol a veto over, of the Fruit Grower* Express Co.. rent* n pound at Ghirago, Veal llir bill. In legitlative debate* hi turn must 1nke pound* sterling for l"r High Hchool, said Mre. MeNab to he granted dagm* by Unlver- Aberdeen U>’Werslty In Scotland has a photographed reproduction H'aBtlaasO r w a rmmt Oasl follnwed beef closely. Lamb re* ter. however, tporuort ol ihe lull ti. pMidm ta It can’t convert Ihe "hd 1,1 *he«e about ID now live In *|ty President J. Hllll* Miller are and recalled his 1’h. D. at Colum­ of the time table of Western' Into dollar*, and, to that the vicinity of Hanford. Bhe wa* three candidates for Doctor of bia. He taught for a time In Kings authority to spend what money Railroad of Alabama and Atlanta < malnrd nu high priced that most •aid they helieved the (iovemoi ..... .. liotrherM continued tn ragard It r v n t . it e»n’t hoy American pro. Intrmliired hy Herman Morrl*. Philosophy degrees, two candl- Canadian Kehool, tendon, and they could find for the first few and West Point Railroad, dated would approve it if the tix io u ii duel.. a* a speciality Item. , Four of the ID24 graduates, said date* for Doctor of Education de- there met his future wife who at weeks of the new fiscal year— and May 29, 1893 and listing th« The dollar shortage, In fact, Is Mra. MeNab. have children In the gree** ■" ' of master* degree* the time whs doing research in the special session could be delay­ route of the special passenger Pirnir ham*— a holiday apaclal Iin were taken nut. of the main reason* i«»th Hrl- I04U Gin**. Hhe forgot to mention and HO for bachelor of law de- England. Later he taught In Hun­ ed in an effort to hrlng some clar­ train that born the body of Jef­ Until llouiua gave topheavy over tho Memorial Guy week-end I tain mid Argentina made the part, hor own non Richard, but named grew*. ter College and Brooklyn College ity to the chaotic financial plctura. ferson Davis from Naw Orleans — advanced three to four cant* a vote* lo the proposal, Present tax sources will yield to Richtnnnd. The route listed was Also iinirjuo In this . In New York. Pending bet ore the House now I* Ami the dollar slmrluge, to a ftlyve Ann Adam*,'daughter of W. pound generally. Prying chicken*, Adams; ucjaaii Jean tmuisw IxruUa Varn, ein-* i* the largest 111*1 «lifjr wa* vMio irutting im iiiii A. nuntimf >">*«| * . j^mimher , also spotlighted Inst week-end, n incimiru to exempt some of the large exient, already During the first World War he tin more than an 'estimated 8180,. from Montgomery, Ala. to A t­ were up two lo four ecu la and in hIk Ic 'h largest eouMile* from rent into Amerlean trade with tho A r- daughter of Mr*. J. A. Varus and veterans ever In receive degrees, served in France and Belgium 0011,000 to apply against tha 1236,- lanta, Ga. Htanley Hntmley, atm nf Mr*. W, 6" ' *»• ■»" the Urgest num- with the British Army in the Gor­ 000,000 compromise appropria­ cunt I ol«, ’I he Kenatu pu**ei| u no’U- Ifrntliie. lively drniuiid. v H.""firuiniey!""Ployti"" Cooper" w'a* be1 of women, K1 The honorary don Highlanders. After the war tion* bill. I,ml year It. H firm* sold unlv *ute ilceontrolling rent* in Duval, British coal .production In 1949 Home retailers mill hotter prices u mentioned as the son of R. F. Doctor of l*aw degree will he he studied and traveled In Europe i Nothing has been provided for totaled 208 million tons— 11 mil­ roiil«l tw expected tn drop a penny Hilishoriiugli, Pmk and I’liiellu*. JI7H million wiirlli of gmula t InsDtutlnnal building construction. lion tons more than 1D47 pro- a it Goopcr a former Instriielor at the conferred on Fred E. Lvk«*i Aigeiitiim, h 'Irup of 111 per rent When Ihe bill reached the House anil America, devoting special at­ nr two n iioinnl by tho end of thin, n ,,1 * 1 prominent Hnrldlnn —Riofiksvllle, -_ _ •in IIH1. However, Ilit, I vrar wo M l 1001. tention to museums and historical That may he another Joh for ductlon, but stilt below the p re -" week, mil'!** lh» wlmlcsalo lliarkM « 'nminll ev umcmieil II to take on ftoili ,t ‘ »n#.- , ....... ...i. -n,, end an alumnus nf the Unlver- data. only $1811,two,000 of and of imported He reads or speaks German, Die sperial session. duty ■tlffeneH. Wholesnle Wlinlesiili. butter hotter sold anlrl Dade ....... (.lulnty. war level. ■■■'»................... . - ............ - ->• Gifts of appreciation were pre- -J •tlffened. C. . . . . . , M. Gay has revernor Warren signed Into Argentina 8'Hsl»- ARhougli this ncnlcd by Arnold Harrington, nrr...j distinguished *p**Ver. van French, Dalian, Dutch, Flemish! Comptroller earlier this week at the lowest Governor and Spanish. 1 ported that unless new money Is ,he Senior Class ta Mr*. , we knhwns* sn mil" prices since O.P.A. In *ome mar­ law legislative measures setting wa* a gam of W7,HI»7W over our From hi* studies In the muse-' f*1*?** ••>«»*■*« >■ *" *>• he framework ..for a giant Aigcniinc buports of llG7, K r tlll | W. R. Fort aml Mls* H rW ca ^w sp .pe r Z re .p n n d .n t ket*. Production recently ha* been up the he developed a aeries of I I -> «l>* rw] hy mld-September. averaging a* much a* ID par rent l"(IH,IHM),0(KJ Htate - Fedei ul Good left Aigcutlno Short of Amerlean |Rtevens, and to Cosch Kettles. author of the h«st seller ums above a year ago, and butter mid drought control project for dollars lo a time of fKU5,400,(100. Richard Has* presented gifts to „ II||V, nf 0 ur Years." lie -Bine to lustrated lectures and gallery! . Moat of todays nctlon wan In A FLORIDA . Hut dollar scarcity is not the other faculty members including tn'1*' gtJltl(,, frnm Canada, talks. Assisted by his wife, hr ' h" ',fl' “ re of ,yl.n,J 11? stocks nt .16 principal markets Florida . STATE THEATRE were about 'Jti.DHU.OHO pound* a* Signing nf the ads has the only reason, In either Britain'* or Miss Ethel Riser, Mrs. Virgil11, bees me a clllxen of I his count ry gave a series of in lectures at the 7j’p M?«** . "Ustalned Governor compared with H.HHU.OflO at the effect 01 releasing f4,tiHU,(H)0 In Aigeiilinn's case, for the new part, Hinith nml to MI*h Laura Ghilten In IP 17. am| has since Imen ordain Metropolitan Museum of Art In . Warren’s veto nf a bill to take > federal funds for the first pluisn many American businessman In­ den. end of May a year ago. ed n minister nf th» GnPa'Ian New York and aboard Atlantic '" " H S 1" 0,f fr"1" l? ■II. but "J* liners t» tourist parties on tholr 1 M2 f,d* MU" llV. *, ,r r Au* **• In the vegetable bins, only large nf water and drought control work. sist. They contend that Imlli the The following were named by Church. Ills lateil h*mk. "Why way to Europe. I Henate and Hattse sent their llrilnn* and the Argentines have I'rlndpnl Morn* as eligible for Jesus Died," was published this peppers and old pointer* were, The new water control laws: Under Ihe direction of B. C. I differences over Gofernor Wnrgenerally higher.priced title week. [ Providi) legal machinery for any priced themselves out of the Amer­ archery awards which have not year. Hteele, principal; Mrs. A. R. Pink ' rpn» ' rntrnl purchasing bill to a All oilier* were either unchanged 1 part of Florida lo h* Included in ican market, and many uther mar­ arrived: Joyce I'almnr, France* erlon mill Miss Lucille Campbell, conference Committee for eomor lower. Tomatoes eased several 11 water control district fur pur- kets. Therefore,* they have In bar- Marrs, Rosemary Halshury, Foye hh im nriH o p e n 12 : id p . m . Daily student advisors; Mr*. Escar I ,,r,'mJl,e’i 1 renls a pound In many market* as, liriputiou In tlm state-federal , ter with I'lirli other Tor goods they Mae Goglmrn, Patricia Gassuhp, Prlci*, supervisor of music, the1 Both Iwanehe* agreed (n set up can't trade elsewhere. Msllnern 4<lc • Evenings 44a Hndic Hnilcrhlnm, Hetty Jo Wnlta, big, gmid-ipialHy shipment* ar- work. (CoiiDiiuerl From Page One) Grammar Hchool rliilrlreii are ore- Invosllgittlons of vavluna sorln to They say that the Argentina Phyllis Wyatt and Doris Partin. rived from Texas. , t.siuhliidilug a 17-rouuty South ChiMren— -09c brr's character intan obvious plan paring a program of song and " 'll, ""i,11 ""'y "K"i'l First urrivnts of plunia from laud Genlrul Florida water con- government agency— the Argen­ .Singled out for particular rec­ |u discredit his testimony as much < nine in dance In the very best Scotch man-1 The Senate joined the n Texas met a brisk demand in 'lm l district. This Is the area in tine institute fur trade prnmutlun ognition by Principal Morris were as possible. providing an interim committee to L A S T T IM E S F R ID A Y ! has been buying up Its rutinncr; northern muikctH, Roth Texas and which inltuil work win lm done Mary Helen File, who lie said did Hr asked Chambers whether It see whether Goniimmlsm Is being liy's products fairly cheap, hold­ California were shiplipiug eante-1 hy the II. H. engineers. flue job In editing Ihe Gelcry wa* true Dial everv Cdtnriiuulst taught at Florida colleges. loupes hut these were» still In the' I’rovule for the eventual abol­ ing them in warehouses, and try- .i.i-Tlm House agreed to Join the tn sell them to n b iiigrv world* ^''d H,,<i Mary Kenls, who was . hi 1 v memoer* ...... .1 ishment of the Everglades Drum ing luxury clans prlccwiae. Henate In an Investigation of the at prices higher than tlm general' prnliril for her capable work thi* spy, a saboteur and actually an A npokesiiiHii for the canning age District and Its absorption ill world level. This worked during Vear ns editor of Salmagundi, only i'nciny tu our ay stem of governIl'tallM til from r> | i (tael welfare system, Imt amended tho Industry told the II. S. Wholesale to tlm newly created 17-rounty was stolon, giving rlne to tho be­ resolution to Increase the number student year book to make all V.ient." tlm wheat and meat sharing' Grocers Assncinliun at the St. district, lief the escapees may have crossed American rnting In Florida last of memliors of tho inquiry com­ "True," tlm witness replied Louis convention that canned food Into Ohio. I'ermll Hlatn agencies such u« Today, nccordlng to the American year. The work of Dorothy Knight, lerscly in a low vulct. mittee to 12. prices have lagged well hnhlltil the the Internal Improvement Huarii . buslnessnisti, It h u t working, and president of the library staff, w*s Htate police also received tnReps. Heusley of Walton and "Hava yuu not said Unit the sml the State Department of Kiln- i " « government ag.incy him sur- praised, gtnernl advance In foods. pro' ' l'W ........................ “ Cnmmimlst Paru in America Is uorls of n stolen automobile ut j MaclVlillnnV'of'lmiinn"iiivor DOUBLE FEATURE— cm Itn '•“ ■niH. , , Carlos Campbell, secretary of vniiiin tn turn civor ImikIh t« fliHitl Cited also tor leadership ware .111 Integra! part m International surbuihan (ileudaln. It wus found j p,MK| nn inquiry Into spend ng of I. Lngfand, with It* good* priced tha National Gunner* Association, control diatrlcts abandoned In Wheeling, 10 miles Hute t^twren tho end Communism, Htrykor prodded h» district* Hie rliflit I high ami Its exports falling, got Arnold Harrington, Heninr Glass cited government figures In re­ Grunt the ignin. S r jy ii ,Ut. I**! i*le tip,C,i “'"ll ? "f l*,,f wifular session and the time porting that In mld-ApHI, 11.67 of eminent domain in riindrintitiig tngether w|lh thi harassed A r- mill Glee Club nresident; Charles "Ves, It Is," Chambers replied. narked rar hud heeu stolen, lead- |„ npvKjInl session convenes win nermlt t o Halm* genlliies. Union, will ship them Anderson, president of the Junior Intiflu Ttila will rm11 till, cliilin'genlliies. nriiuin win snip incm nnuvranni , would buy the same rptantlty of tiff officials III Mleve the men T | ,„ H minute move After Chamber* admitted he 'ifnec>H»ary laud* foi the |"Hi machinery, textiles n n d Class; Alan Helsel, president of canned fruils and vegetable* that ing ing or tiwtssary iHHds nu whUky. Ilrltlsh ships will liuul the sophomores, nml student's had subscribed to and been loyal had scattered. to raise money to finance the cost I I before the war, Agricul­ Iirolecl sml lltigatliig Inter. The sectlun from which the men Htate before adjournment of tha to Cominuniui principles, Htryker ture Department studies, he said, Meanwhile, tha Hemitc iwverscil back meat, grain, forage sml lltt- choice aa Hherlff. nnd Walter „ r . .i i escaped rnntalns the death house regular session, seed oil. Itoutli, freshman president. RlrltIndicate that the farmer I* re­ itsolf and completed legislative m,l’l"""",l>' p"' i Rrn. (Collins of Harasota Intro­ It's the old barter system. Hut urd Hass, who welcomed the grsd- that those Joining Die party had ",l'1 't!7l0 ceiving two nml one-half times a* action on a bill ra-fiiucling the •'lured n naw limited sales tax it leaves tlm American hnslnc.muni lug class, won praised for his much ns In 11IIIH for Ihe same seventh cent gasoline lax. i : t t r ' . 1,'.'.,0"!!:? a T m ., . . . ,.» „ i j i ,„. bill, with the mte set ut 2 percent quantity of these foods, nnd tlm The bill, which will raise uliout ■HUM outside, slowly helm; pindicd nUlstSllllllig wink for the Htmlent to lie, steal, roll or go out Into tilled open, |<rlson official* said, nnd the proceeds divided evenly (he street and fight." transportation cost likewise has KlJilitUltm a year, was brought up back to the iinrliu sysletn liliinmlf, council. "That Is right," was tlm answer. but the man confined there did between schools ami welfare. He Mrs. K. G, Grnhnm was presentl.iicieased considerably. Join the others. several times during the day, but against his wilt. estimated It would tiring in 84,c l a gift and commended by Mr. The following then ensued Ire- mitBars VS.HU f "Thus it Is apparent," Gump- each time Heuntnr Mathews nf of six of the Individual iil 10,IKHI h year. Morris for her work ami attend­ tween Chambers ami the defense Mil'll! •i bell said, “Dint 11 large part of Jacksonville objected, Glider laslrells were reporled cut with a ance at the Celery Crate, student attorney: the Increased cost of producing the inlniile Henulti rules, one ubjeclhoitiHile drill saw, while the iurecreation club. Htryker■ you were sworn In be­ raw product nml •-hipping canned ioti Is sufficient lo iirevwiit con­ (GmiDiiurd From I' h ip Onrt Clarence Clause and Alan Hid- fore tho Thomas (House un-Amer­ iimiiiliig nine cells were jimmied frillls a 111 vegetable* hlls been sideration of II hill. tie mil, Is owned by furmcra, sc) led Dm urailusting class, mem­ ican activities) rnnimltten, weren't "pen hv ........ who already had tO a lla a x e grunt r* s > u m i offsel by improved efficiency In g'tllen outside . However, during the night ses­ grovcmi'u nml tniulmrs who gel bers of which ' wore clips anil cither processing or distribution, sion Mathews left the chamber their mmtgagc credit thumph tho gowns, Into the auditorium, while youT All of those who esraped oc­ took charge* for one month. Chimber*— Ye*. Tho Weatern allies hav® been with the consumer benefit ting." cupied individual «;ell*. As a double and a motion was made for im­ local farm loan ussocinllous. Each the High Kclesil Hand under the ( U was before this rummitteo iiwaViDonV aemV of ' thes"e were supporting Uie striker* even to Tho Dun A llrndstrcrt Whole- mediate consideration. hnrrownr liccmm-s an association baton of II. E. lllncb played "Pomp Chambers testified that vital set off by a henvv screen mesh. It ‘ he **t'nl of evicting Soviet sec■ale food index tills week held Tho proprosnl was passed by a member when Ida mortgage hum nnd Clrriimstnnce." The band also that government papers hsd been ivun nrvMiMV for the men to un railway police from west P-rsteady at the week-ago level of unanimous .14-11 vote. Already ap­ Is completed. ployed "Tranelo ttvertura" and the nanded to him by Hiss (or transfer lock Dlls section, after sawing the In station* to prevent vio cnee $6.74— down I7.it per cent from a proved by the House, It now goes G'ontrurv I" views itoiiieDinea grand tnnrrh from "Alda" as re m a Bovlet espionage ring.) bars, before reaching the main '•ctween strikers and Die Comyear ago. The Index repifients the to the Governor for Ills approval. held, dci'lHicd Mr. fluiiicr, Inc cessionnl, ami prior to (lit opening Stryker— you took an oath to nrison section behind the walls. ‘ total wholesale cost of a pound P°l‘c#Receipts from the seventh cent laud liankii do not lend govern­ nf Die program. Flltnore'a "Trltell tha truth, tha whole truth and Prison authorities said thla . ^ 'la was pointed up yesterday aach of .11 foods In general us*. tax, first enacted In ID4I and re­ ment money. All lending Lids tampbsl March." nothing but tha truth? marked the third e*r.p« for on. «» “ ^ enacted everv session since then, ere obtained by tlm sale of land In behalf of the Juniors Charts* Chambers— Yes. of (he fugitives, Otto Neff. 38. H^ y‘ ' goes Into the general revenue fuml bank bund# In the iiatimi* big Andoraoti accepted the Fenloi Kay Htryker than read an excarpt of Ohio County, serving life for ** ™ y . A n r .!!d ( “Jf* for distribution to the public money markets. These imiulii me presented by Arnold Harrington. from the record of the committee Ihe kidnapping dnapplng nf a Wheeling city vln, the Russian deputy. '' “ r*‘ schools and for general gnverii- purchased hv private investor*. tCnatlan** n « M Pane Oasl Invocation was by Donald Deal, hearing In which Chambers testi­ txillcr inan. The Hanford National Farm Gahr, O. Harold Hippier presented mental operslions, Fulura events for tha graduate* told Drntvln he would Official* said tho escape prep* nutHays Loan Association Is nno of I,"41 Include the Junlor-Hcnlor hamiuel fied that "every Communist Is Ipso the past district officers who were revoke th* recent order of lacto an athaist." ii ration* apparently had wen go­ RAIN (IVF.lt N A TIO N nf the farm murtgage cooper­ lit tha Cininlry Club; baccalaure­ \ « 4 STMMO M l W M W i present. "Did you give that answer T" he ing on for some lime. Guts in the Brig. General Frank L. Hnwley CHICAGO, Juno 11— MPl— More atives, Hcrvlug iiverv ngrlculI urnl -te ervle*s Hunday night at the asked the witness. Hanford Kiwaulnnx attending ate N Ncrvlre* putting west Berlin Police in bars bail fern concealed with black Amarlran sector stations and „„ aif ,fay picnic for ! I M rally were: W, A. Morrison. rain fell over Die central part of community In the United Htales, Chambers replied that he did they opera n with tho aim of pro- the seniors at Daytona Beach but addad that "It Is trua In a soap. EV rred WH son, Frank lauiuon, Earl tha country today. ejecting Hovlet sector police from There were shower* and thuii vldlng their momhera with long- Monday and graduation exercises thoso stations. ^ Hlgglnlmthiim, Ralph Hmith, Ho­ ■ansa but needs amplification." The reputable English language derstorms In a belt from rsntral term mortgage credit a Ihe lowth, following Friday evening at ward Mnnleltli, tlyrd Hudson. Hays rejected Dratvln’s con­ Under further questioning, the rontnlns approximately 700,000 Herman Morris, A. L. Wllwm, A. and southern Missouri soiithwest- ext cost consistent with sound ||,n *fh'Mil. tention that the Western Allies pudgy former senior editor of words, about half of which are wire"InUrfartniTwith''thi"ra?lwi»y crmllt principles, Mr. Ilutner de........... ............... ......... tynrd to northwestern Arkansas y. Ramsey, J. L. Hurl, A. L. Collima Magaslne said he did not ...................... ....... ...........fuel . ,Field, and southern Oklahoma. Another clarwdsystem and had acted unlawfully. I The Library Jins, Leon Cornidl, ry of Congress Is now eonalder himself a "completely scientific terms. Harold Kastner, George Williams, wet band covered arias In souththe largest library In the world developed" Communist when ha Illiteracy data last eolleeled hy W. A. Zachary, John Galloway, O. «rtt Illinois, southeastern Wlsconoccupying two bulldlnga nruvldln left tha parly rank* 11 yaera ago. K. Goff, Rupert Htrlcklend, J. G. *ln «nd lower Mlrhlgan. Some ram th* Census Bureau in 1930, show, 414 miles of bookshelves and ,5 \ N 1 H IM ) 11 t i | \ N I m i j. id illiteracy In the United Htate* Aharon, K. II, Laney and Martin also fell In the northsrn and ceneovering almost ,1(1 acres of Ifoor Ha replied in tha affirmative whan Htryker asked him If he con' 1 i ir % i t I r v t i lad been cut to 4,3 per cent. Btlneelpher. , tral Rockies, j jwered Communists "traitors" to 111 i M \ M I I M \( • Ala country. Kent Control 'W FV SW SU Nitloni’H HuHlness Legislature Action If i ’ Trial Prison Break Saturday Only! Farm Mi'el Berlin Rail Strike DAUGIIflRs Ttu JUNGIE Kiwanin Rally ISunday & Monday! mSSmtmnSm. t i Garden Tools , ,-n NFOPP • a i J' __ —____________ i Today • Hedge Shears M A N Sabit R IU I IN (^ III! A IH L , (CeaUaeea r i w rage Oael vf ime phase of the congressman's Saturday - E A T F .R Congreu Action VI 1 C f* l l i \ O F K U M A O N W andall Cora • Pruning Shears S U N D A Y - -M O N D A Y IT | 1 MA ' P /H , , i peach: "Th# report Is a lie," Last wttk Van *2.smlt told on ha House floor of cancellation of eontract* for other type* of plaiMBto provMa money for trort th# huge six-engine Coni i bomber*. ■tress on tha former of Secretary or Defenw neon with Consolidated, hod heard "from t disregard" that will un the tha l8r$¥|PW3l w/iSBiasp 1 ) TONIGHT Mid SATURDAY JOHN WAYNE STARTS SUNDAY! '■ j | �E-f v.\pV"T/*: ,-),’• .'-'.T-'-w•.*! v ■ I”' tf j*i f ^ , ’ ■'■‘*-iJ '•'>■' '* V , „ Hag*-" .*. ,*: . " - ■ _ , . ' VnrTTT' K»R • ’ la Uiltjr IMn b ItmiUh- THE W EATHER Generally fair and hut through Tuesday, l.tlllw chance fuc show­ er*. 1W P m m A t t a n at tin Wsridi To Pr— aka tha t a f t w at Amoritai h t a b * » (n # M lt| for 8 u b i o AN IN D R PR N D K N T DAILY NKW RPAI'NR J IVOR rOLUM B X X X * V. ' HANFORD, FLORIDA, — ' — ■ - ■ 1 i MONDAY JU N K tl. DM11 Aonociatod P r im Leaned W ire . .j .a Appeals Court Sustains Fine Gets Top-Secret Atomic Papers irdern a . M ^ d U i c . u r 1 U p h o ld s S e n a t e O f 2 n d .S o u r c e N e g r o Y o u th s O f In f c l m a tio iij D e a th P e n a lty E x - R e d A d m i t s S a y - > 1 11 i n o i s A sked To in ti H e F a ile d T o C la rify L aw s On R e c a ll W h o (G a v e A p p e a ls M ade In H in t S e c re t P a p e r s i L e p , a I K i|* I n s C a s e s Head Pay Penalty posed Apr. 20, WASHINGTON, June 6-<JP> ' The U. S. Ciicuii Court ot A|) JHili today upheld the ronlrmpl " court conviction of John L. Lew. and the United Mine Woikert fo failure to call off a alrikn In »ea t. The court ordered the UMU chief and the union (o pay fitter tnlaliny ll.S20.000. The fine were importJ by Federal Ditliici Judgt T. Ainu Goldrhotougli t. /Apr. 20, |94fl, • ’ The fine againM Lewii amoun ed to $20,000, The union Lit war $1,400,000. Goldiborough imputed the lin. became Lewii refuted lo can,1 out a court order |o h>lt a Hriki over tninrrt' pentiont. It wat lh second contempt finding again.’ Lewis and the union. In 1944 Gnldshornugh fined lh. U^nton $1,600,000 and Lewis flO,. 000 lot contempt. On an appeal to the Supreme Court, the union** fine Waa cut tn 1700,000. Lewii' penalty waa left unchanged. In the second contempt action, Goldborough doubled both finea. The strike last year began after Levels accused the soft coal operalore of ‘'dishonoring*' their con lot agreeing tn hi* detract by not mends for a |100 ■ month pension J ot elderly, retired miner*. It Marled Slar 10 and ran for more than a month. Uwla appeal ed to the miner* to go bark their Job* after the fine* were slapped on him and the union. Lewi* appealed the finrt. The tnrae-Judgo appeal* rourl In It* unanimous opinion, held that the contempt conviction “doe* not concern the meaning of the agreement between the miner* and the operator* or the right to aAnttlfcei'tt il» ew-eelled Taft-Ra(t W TUvArt.'M tadded; * “It (the decision 1 concerns only Question whether penthe narrow question mpnrary, order pie pie must obey a Mmpor lch teeks Ireks In [sued hv a court dhlch {sued ... until It cab maintain conditions authority In the determine dispute “ The appeal* court contended that the .Supreme Court ha* ruled “ that people whn disobey "neb an order of a court may be puntMiet tor comtempl of court, even >' “ under which the order was Issued U. is decided later that the art 1C—Hosed H r — a S h * i I 6 Pennsylvania Children Killed . In Blazing Home HAZLETON, Pi June 4—(Al —The fire that J&BJta Went llllng fits firea young Hazleton home killing „ hrolher ither toboy* rlalmed a alxt|T to; dey aa more than S\fifJO pmtrad into a relief fund for the couple end their eight remnlning chil­ dren. I , . . . Robert Galilck, eeren, died of h u m thin morning In Hazelton State Hoapitnl. * . 1 ff|a parent*, Mr*, and Mr*< S te v e n Gnlzick, are ettll in eritl* cal rondltinn. Tha fathar ta n mine laborer. M A V V i n e ,, CHAMMAN Of IMI Joint Congressional Committse on Atomic Ei.ru> Ben. Brian McMahon <laft) receives “top secret" ABC data In Washing­ ton from three ualdanttSod security oftcere. Joseph Volpe, ABC counsel (second from left) looks on. McMahon’s group U Investigating chargts by San. Bourlte B. HicketUoopor of “Incredible mismanagement" against David B. LUienthai. chairman e< tha ABC. (international Soundphoio) Soviets Charged Britain’s Labor With Using Nazi Party Defeats' Tactics By Bishop 2 Big Revolts Dihclius Says Reds Fi«ht Against Elec­ Substitute P o l i t i ­ tion P o lic ie s Is cal Force For Law Soundly Thrashed IRleh- W A M I I M . I O N , Im ir (» I hr 'ni|>.r lllr I i.ti. I I. , I u t/»*l upheld ul te cirl g m r ii i u ir ii l papeit key r w i l r m r in d i r p ri j u lS Inal ut A lg r r I list. 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Ik nut |e|ail i,|t le111 ill (Ml flu Ilf In lt> Ill^x I-, mi i s iii I uii i' i u i i k i ’- he i t niitf lo tpsl tin I' iimv l l f i k l l llt'il Wilt'll III' itl'llll'll In II -lUH'lal |iy |iriili|im iriunit inry itoil liu ti'.l ti'i'h'l KiiH'iilllli'iil ilut'illlli'llt* in Chiiiuliri'H fm t i m i ' f i ' i I i ii r*i| . |iy rlllK' lh' w ill lllilli'lt'il nil I WO, IM'i'Jiiry 1*1111111» I ' ii II uw jit,< ( *In, ii i) >, i a* stni.'iiieiit 1 lull lie lltlil lilt llult'|it'l|l|l'lll I'Olsl* li'i'lluti i l l l h,■ |ii'i’n m wlm |ui***il the inli'iiifiIni- in him, Hlry kee IAI h SI IN' VII, 1,1 . I.... U *Mpe ninvi'il i luii pluiingin|ihli' 1'iiliirge* r.i.l i ’’Sweel .'uni, is Ihu unit'. mi'iitn uf lin1 iilui't lie xiili'ken lliu tins hi . tiie Si.. . hi' Siitiu | .ii ut (rm n liu' I'xluliiit In rIn* trial. e t i ' M a i k . ' l , ’1 s:.u1 t\ .IIIi.m I i'V ilr m l .luilgi* S h i i u i k I K m d in a n^ \\ .tsu.., |l.lei'll.. u. —•ru l,’ I1u l ... ili-iitnl tliu iintlinn. .. ’ l i . . s' Mu. It els, in t..s ssei'Ms ..is.ti ( ’humlii'ra lu ii if Iml 1'iiil lr i ™ y i s .us low vest, rili.s 'Mh.rli.g the tin* l ll n l |liHt h r liml lei'elveil Ilia i ml six .li.y |II'l list I'ta.Vfm ilii/eu lulrrnnim h fruns III',*. '-A J f 1, IIMS.I I.lu Si . 1 s ' . p 1 ' . . x i i e l Wtien r.'hanitierh r.MTile.t stmi id ntf u in. I m .ig llig li .r i . i e n » l u i j l uiiilf fruii. (lie ot'.'ii’SKil lliisi li» I.S'I iu>i■m ii ,,f ' ’11,1187 fm In tuMithi.i mi . uil.lilmtial xonri'e III ill.' illair to It,.' iiliuve ll.ti'e i ni lui.d* uf liepi.r liu .’iit, lints I'Xt'hHiiKe '!• Pixd Mu,>r.- axeraged $“ f’t* pei ve|u|.u.l I.Uiiu'i k . n | i htlu lliilltt» i s "I “ I I'liu.o! Hil.lt* Mi l l l x i , .list you lu.sf ii I'uuf.'ilr.i.lu in <ls field |M-iis „ xu. j.r’.'d f l hi* Htul Jot. llUslitli "t Hell |t.'|*|.el i.xe. l.y .'.I S lu t .' lli'|.Hrtlili‘lll 7" A lto n .i s 5.7 nil A t.,'1.1 lull..lie uf lul.U.lu. lln >il I-..sil S t r y k e r Hiked him Corn Sales Show liaise Iunease On Starke iMarket O . L o n C e S S l O a f t - H P M . n I l a p s , P l a n a r t l e y R Russia Names Mother Arrive* Molotov To High To Vuit Youth, Post In Orient Hurt In Stickup I ,t* ; n l r r * 11*I fMtl kk * sttle( ;\ n ' I <lifi|tMii.ll I Irfiiifk PlMlif \Ikin• *Ir i \ \ .is hr ' 111 :\| l\|tiltili A hi firs'll |*l %t *tl hi tft.iiwr ul Km i * |••11. trs m f IniiA iii*I rlxr Si lir.,1 ut I In* t ti i, lit I In ...tuiilia... h u rt s-l at. .' *. Is i 1. ... 'i ill Itl.u. . Ii IU.IIII .it.Indr nl slip itu.<1in 1 ti ll aid till' t h r linr t .iuuuuo.il * \n ■.tin >ii i null.in .llul. s>a. n ll.l.ll, t l.iu.l K m -..... 'inns ■* IH I'.lin II.. M i*.ill.«ur,l liu t’ uar I l u l l . . ai; 1. The "(tisappearance of ten* w of thuueend* or men and women and the very, very young since the Kus'tan-heehert Com iiiuniati took control of Kentern Germany In 10M. , „ a. Th* Soviet-created People* Police through which the ttl*ho|> *ald "th* gestapo of unhle**ed memory lie* been regenerated. 3. “Inner untmthfulnex* and hostility to th* ChrUtlan goapel. Thi* untruthfulneae, flUhop Dlhellu* *ald, “re proved by th* votIng method*" uacd in the recent election of the People** Congm*. fhal election, he added, "fit* exactly the pattern of the Nation­ al Socialist (Nazi) election*." The ballot* contained only a single lint of candidate* approved hy (he Communist*.' Approximately one-third of the population of eastern Germany, jflven r miice 'given an choice .if voting for the Communist hie* of a government, dr no govern­ ment at all, voted for no govern- B rillian t O bject „ I.um inate* S kies j ™ ' ?. ! P ills On i)-I)av In North Florida Program F or S2mi MIa MI, Jim* fl -(/Pi -A hrllllontly lighted object III th* sky to the northwest we* reported *lr,til­ ed from a number of points In Florida and Bouth Georgia last night. Observer* at thn Orlando Weather Bureau offlee would not venture a guess a* to the nature of the object hut said the light was plainly visible, and described It as being like the “ light of th* ............ sun on a cloud." ,n* 'light persisted for more 10 minute* amt was first about 4:00 P. M. •"« (Continued t*« Pago Right) Bllffh Earnest Loses Woman Is Nominated Man vs Horse’ Race ’liman —• » h 'A 1. ' Mlgh Rameat, local blacksmith, (BRING TON, Jutte B -(A ^- who has won many rare* with hla 'Day Light Glrlla" dent Truman toms nomlnat- ratt lost 4 race HT M K IIK ; K til.lS l'., I . Jui.u 'i i/T'l The y put uu it I ■ Day crlel.rnllon licru todax t , 1 the I'liiled B latei Aitov I" Kt’llt'.ul Mild llt.J H^oil A il I........ Iiivisum In pnrticular. Mi'n uf the H'Jud psrui'iint.'il tu to St. Meti'-KitHst' slioi'tlx «(!••, ndd-niKlil ou i l l l i t y five yea.* ago and il the first town to i>* Iskuti in tiie operalltm. The celel.ratioll here uii'liul .1 . ttarnll.'i|n.t.-.l In l.y a French un> l.aiiil, olid ii si|iia.l of yn u tlj 'l “ parrilroopei's", iniigliig from lin ' to seven yours old. I'lte ....... . pier* were deckud ..ill in . 1.1 duu i. Americhii iinifnrins including lid iiists, rmmiuiiidn knives i.u.l turn*, hoots. To complete thn Alilerl.'ao motif, lliu youngsters chomped •Ml big wads or chewing gum *•> tlu­ l l ood si relsxed attention dm ink tha ceremnny, “ The kids may look like Amen cans ill tills gut-up," an L ngllili Frenchman ssi.l, "i"0 all 100 per cent No) inuii (I'nallMst* da l*as* K lsk ii I , I, Il,t' Il'KI'l.tll I.IUIltll 1*1 ill,- H m ilf u i.t r m i .i lx s l i i . w l . e i i ) lel.l, lhe buu'i'il deal In the Iiul ,.r\ uf I I.i I'u.m ly ■ T n , . . lu U u . b l Win II itin'l In. .1 C u i n i, figu red well In I lie S l. il e 'i |.<uilin i lull ul i l . t.w lie. I.1' Did - 1. . . .i>’ i . .'u laides mid li .l i * It* licit I,*.,, 'in.'.' Ibe i i .ii fm in urud.ii'e •*. .i|.gi‘,'i'ii*l.li* , pun.till till- ..., ill'll t It. il.lgl.l li.*' ..U lliill W h il e Ku.'.. ... good Volt.li.e " ' l l A m t ...nl'.n f *1.111..*- lin* e n i . ' . i . f u ll.m e.I bv Itl.i.lrlin eniu I " itildllbm In .'ul li it (nil V'dii.iiK "I I 'm .1 liu u k i. it light v.ill.me ,.f Iml 'e. In i.l.i, ibi.* pi’Ni, 11 iin lu*i .l e i, pC|i|.en inul l. im iiluei n mil. . I|i;iled, "Vegeta ble a.lt'lh.o » a le i f". Hie 'I'Hiul. Inn i* I'l'l.ll’d «... Il*1' nil.*'. ‘Ilr.lu Lilt It.el'',’ Mu. I,. I llintigh I'luul s’ity nml Sunf<n.i nulb i|iuie I ll.ir 1|||I|||\ uf It 111It III' NIIH I '. m u b 'i nml fllHckeve |ie.n. pep 1 i i i , lui.n il.i.'i, ok ra , eggpla nt, ku illll llm ii, .'Hulifluwei mill wulei uiubini d u ili.g llie Current week < uiu.nud.tiei at both i.iart-Mls de . I till'd rapid ly d u rin g Ihe |.axi ieek w ill, n tediiclloii ..f if7.u0ii packiiges i.ver I lie prevlnps week at I'lum t'ity. DillMig t hv Inii n< lav period ItW im units i.rmigl.i fsriners i.ver t.'IH.IlUII lu rei'etnie. I’rleei were fair on iiu.si .-.nil H ' i i « i l a « » e ria t’ aa* r i s ' i i America’s Food Dealers Lay Plans To Keep Sales Ai High Levels NatuTiNy In inch n rack [e be put under a haa U faced In n tn which It t foot holde^lla I Ihe Mil. W ASH ING IO N, lime ti, id*. — -Senator tn lh riu h l ili.V ih ) said t|.r He ii n I k I'uielKO Itrla lluiis I nil.ill.Her lu,lay a p p n n • ed the Vllanlie I’.o l ami a repeirl .ecu... lor...III.g Il.al the Sen j l e . . . l i l i il I'lill.Metii let I ail allrril.oili rlu -ril <1.Ml sex slim ol llir ciil.ui.MIrr l i r f u i r tl.C gtiiLIp nip,in n, d its l.lrr I III*, i 'lf i 'l io n r l lo i lx jioii ll.r l i t Vi I ..I lo llr. lain.i i .Ho .11 I lie I loii.r ,\,o* li on again lo i n *r or I dig a la. set i v o n e la.led ll.r log lick* a ta ll, en.'ig.i.e loo.. I I.irrli.ia ul ll.r S ri.air Hrpuhlo to 1‘ult • i ul..IllillCr. Ir.m ril liu Aihlmo tia II. ill s |lt.)po>ri. ..<u i "nip o 'l iin c u l l r i i l .ill.,-. . o m k . i .I . i ...I H f iai.1 lie plan * In v.rltl on l.nll.e. l|. ... ll.r >. *Iblimei al irailx I oid.ll..Oil III Ills i ld n llll.lf meaxuir, t i l .n l . lu *'oi nu id d I " p ’llif li ril Ira I u.c u. i i i ' I al. H .llt t f ) Litw I'lm T a ft SIlllsHlole p lu lld e . I,i| b..l|| till du ) Coll. I u t i Ik . u. u io ll ll d., null.dial .'ineigi in i H uailMafo ti­ , i i , , • .a s .. Fenny IKi Iv h * U Nanuui Kmim*i -H|) In H erald ( onlest L i l l i e Pi-niH Puller f.. u half year .,1,1 .liiogluc. „ uud Sirs, r I N -liin ■> Maple Aven.ie, u n - m l m a.,t X. 11( ,1 New Aula UaiiuiKfd On Twvniioth SI idcl Tw entieth Htreiit l.y Mrs. Frances Mxg.nnu.ii uf the Cuwai. Aim rliuuulh, collided this morning al lh* French Aveiilis Itllersrctiim with a HUH Htmlehaker sedan driven north nn French Avenue l.y, uii ■padding at least as big * share ..I vnitr dollar as ever in the gincerv Injuries wen- ruported. door spurts are riding ut. her tricycle ami iw lm m liig ut ilobeach. Yestutduv *he l.a.l a tins lime at [lav tuna H.'u.'h Inn tl.-re was mi iliu g e i of Niinbo.ii a- -ha ira atlautd tta rn a i t taut. Mure than 7,600 fingerling bass 7,r»00 Small Bbhh Itclcased In County were placed In lakes of ftemlnole ROTA BY Mi’l l ( ’minty Saturday hy reprrrentaThere wax m. meeting uf thp lives uf the Federal Hatcheries at Welukn In rooneratlnn with mem Rotary Club today oil urcunt of oers of the Hemlnole County th* l.sities Night l.orl.ei'iie which will hh Iteld cm lVediieit!*y night , Sport'man Association. __________________ , , f The larges I number, IL000, were Mora. They are hoping, anyway, ii.»i th* tereuinn will Ki grocery Hnre lalM volume last. I’KNHAUILA FLECTION In to T i k i HENHACOLA, Jun* f l - b f l iwi*in Men! nf lh* fond inilnxtrv IcxJ'ii appear tn think food prices will fensicola voiers went tu tha "f*1r„ " ‘“ J J *f »«J h O O O ta h« lower hv fall. Poultry prices*—:--------------- ----- ---------------— hundred ahmtld he lower soon, they say, sine* much of their overhead and, poll* today to settle lh* red-hot ^ hundred finger) Ing* r°*^’ were L u . of daylight s n v ln g H m ^ ^ ^ g ^ e d lu * f f of and hog supplies should i.e larye costs stay rigid ly high, In each of ihe following The city council, next fall. Weather conditions ure Whit* hy no mean* welcoming Lake Geneva, Abort Lake atill fovorahl* In th* farm belt ilia slump, some spokesmen In thn the referundum, said that If the and Lake Charm near Oviedo, ropn*al passe*, clock* her* Current weaknejuf 'In the grain food’ Industry point nut (list they Iwould automatically b t moved Ranana Lake near Pao|t and Lake m u in ti a* tha wheat harvest likely t„ «n ffa r least In ilia Nhead an hour next Htinday. They Ada and I.aka Minnie near Ran starts should k**p most cereal ,-ojnp*tiHon for th* consumer's xkoud May that way Sept- ford, prteaa down this fall, they reason imaortai i T k l s la as Im fortant to the pro Thw" slump hit flra l In con«um*r BHII-DINO PERMIT ear aa It I* to T vou. T h a t’s hecaiis.hecaiis.- .lurabla ____i. t x . money __ ___ which W. T. Kelley wa* (Wen a permit ))-••)• oh. That’s good*. Tha Saturday to erart a 910,000 «*van pri**a lower, the grocer people were not spending for th*** RENT BOARD .. •chance to In the F. L. WoodTh* National Housing Capedl room dwelllnc _ ......... - ... ____ " ihln*a wan atill aval laid# fur eholca food*, pending al Ihe grocery. To dal*, tor, 111118 E. Woods, haa appoints ruff addition rftkelnc Banford Ava* id to do In rncera cay, food isle* have fled cd W. u Kirk to serve on the nue between , Twenty-fifth and Industry up In unit volume, and any de- local rent advisory board' for tint Twenty-sixth RtrooU, hair pr<>* cfHtea |« dollar volume of (rooary li'.'WW with droPpln x f M d I l last yaar, i V l i P O m l wr» ■?i or, announced today. fouadatloa ai ykteh hie keen laid. X * m b ■saS® imi F o r w.'pkn the buy hud niter Ihe fifth inul ft..i.l MlfI*It, '• IKMI.I M il .ly cuili.il uml then weakened oulini. I»i|| Ciin.I.U’lKil by I'lu lie. 1loll yesterday he l.a.l r e i v e d ill.) to sell-i-l " l l.r llusl I*. ,0 .1, ' l.ongll lo lulk to Ills pill Kills lug C||l/en nl T , ,...,,i row frum lit. uii A M. iii.nl ii .m.ii u.ul H r usked ubu.it his |iet cow "01.1 Ilk the Voting* I’*on> le c e iie l o .io ii, r. on p M. lersey" u.ul Ills dog. He worried lUL't Voles lo b ib ii'C.'lxeil I i be. .,l„oil " O l d le rsey " und didn't nearest uppui.i'itt, II.e.uM hay * tmi anyone else In inilk her C a rro ll, If. ini-i.th .,1,1 .luogl.irc uf Letter* and sifts had been ur M r. und M r« Vertod K i ... roll, i icing fm weeks ns a tribute in Cl'J.’i Douglas Ax.'ime Mis courage. f e n n y I n ,,( u l i t . . . v i . ii o ul A brother accidentally lo-sed lllllul Ulld 111,UN In lieu. be. ...nl be. A liltn convert ltd* Itnlck wu- i.luring gasoline on Donnie. I'he n tiriM iv rnytm -i, sutnr rh ym es, suiue uf damaged nn file from slid light i .,vs were Im rnlng weeds. which shu li Im i ii.,M.,,rl/K,i Mini T h e bnv had been kept under will go to kitiilt-rgurleii in Sept­ 'ill*. It. li.e extent of ntinul Hint fCttallaae* na Pane r u a r l ivhro l|ii< rx.iti-imd.kli-, driven emt ember. A lll.'llg her t in ,..,I k out­ if , but It wasn't i. fillghgtld , Dully Boots track instead of 4m.. horae. Miss Anne l eu Darter, Oviedo Pitted against Herman H| Harhealth worker. ' Hy HAM H A W H O N riett'o horse with Bobby White The accident occurred at -iboul food dailrr* hope ■you go »:<70 o’clock Diiuiug.- tu the Htu.le Jockeying, Hllgh waa “day llghtad" , , NF.W YORK, „|une b~-f/l‘t , Aruerira’* . > a good many lengths In th# 10 light on eating well. They sir Urmg plant tn tee that you keep on baker wat, estimated at fUKi. Nu & Ssa&.Nc s , ^ ; tha n u ll of his ho flwt woman treaiurer of the running on 0 as hliriird. VVVSHINMMIN, It. nr fr-uF f — All anti-1>nchliot Mil w ai apfiraird today by i).r Senate udlclary , o.nmillrr (hr iotasure, inlioilaci'd tiy Senator Ferguson U l Micht was th* first civil i.glili legislation to he appro!r.| In u seiiale cummiller ul this session uf l nn* xrrsi. ( I.nirntnit Mi l an m 11>N r r l lot,I ir|i.ir|e(s afln • cluirit nirrling „f il,e rut..miller that no lull « ii 11 title » a i lakm W A S H I N G I O N , |IIIK’ <• 1 I'l N ru aln. l i l i ( K l l l n n ) laid ilin in a i l i . i l r g l u| liu , I,.., o •il»H» ■*- li.e S r.ia tr opr.ie.l drlialc m i tl.r I .t im an A ilm m i'li.itio n i toil to If prat ll.r t a i l Hailey l •bur I. an Hadly Hurned Hoy; IJifH, Alter Look Hattie For Life V F f l N O N , i'ex., Ju ne II, 1/17 Donnie ........ ly ard , plucky HI-year 1,1 fnr m hoy who amazed doctors i.i su rviving horrihle l. u rn i foi : luu, <t u i.umlIt, died today I'lie young sun of a lenanr a t . iiki hud I m t i i hovering hr iween III k uud death since May III. wl.i'i. 70 per cent nf hi'. U u ly lime « - , Fi I uni ..i.l Ire, dr, la i r d Il.al In lait fail’s rlrc li t. n " I h r X m rilc au peoplr in i.l.inlslakablr lei ms dreidrd il.al li.e la f t tla r tls y Law M , ■ uilslake li.e Ul.dl.n ul M.kr cult i ill) iiiilllujr.l gul.liiai. whn Iid > Iplllil* u llrii to lip iii-ii il ihr I rtn I ■i ip.ill....... *1..1***1, nod ini-■ I rhiil Mike would not tie lioii.u No it.. .1 Im- vet l.rrii received il.i.l nil ctli/i'Mi Inke ndviinlngo •i ,< oalleara „ • e-Hfle HakO ihu I,.-.' upi"o i ii nil y lu i i i k .1 i i , I nlniii .n o I ’. i t No. (t will l„ ‘ nl til,- I kn is.-11in. i c I' m l UflicK 11 no, III .III A. M until III,nil, l.ll.t al 11n* A I I h i i i o i i I i ' si , o k f ro m “ : IMI in .» u(i I*. M lin Wi'tlh.'kdnv tiie unil will to* ill lliu I ■•i.gwund self seiv r l-iu c ery nl l . u i .1 lu imi A. M until I.iiu.i inul do lin g tiie af lei mum Iron. LMllI I,, I nu ..'d u ck til I. a I., M i n i .ipIMnllr Ilo* J‘*."l Ufflce. Dl.il No I oil) hi- in (lulililn.l * opposite lilt- lon.d l.lli'k l i l o c c y Hit,re, T u n , I n i Mill W .o llir* lU \ , Aa chair iii ........ . ihe Senate lahor ti* in Ih .llid u V ihe received u lelrpt.ui.e ll.'i.i ago. u f", ,„ u fruii. Fanlusiu's wife saving .-billfold iippib'Hl.ts may eppU l.o x . ay . o< ilo' St. Johns L lic . . i,. C n , F i n i S liu ri nud Magi.oib. A v i’U.ie to nl ll..' I'eoldc's Mi.u. {It.ire ul. Hn..I n ..I Viemic. li.e . I n ul.d VVedl.i'idin nl f t '"II. In I"* X \| |o I liu I' M nod fit.in no l> M to h mi I' M. P ush W XSItINl. t'tt.N, aid I a.iuhlntl i\|rmnHt| tloxpital 1 a iru rd railv liu. uminins ftmu M " .i.'b ,im N I in i.tilci to vinl hr. -till Shrill! i ‘ A Air it, all inoiiii cd llilr llloltilim Salt i ii ax ilini. and a conlcd r.a tr. I'r t r i | I’anlaxia ol jctscy I'ily , wax t ill'd uplanllv during an a ll'Iiip lrd hold u|. nl ihr S rm iliolr I lid. lira! All llunlllr Spilliq. tiluil.l .mi. oigl.l I m l .1 hv W.Haiti ll.i.n II. h u lr iu in il Go t'luh. ,\p u ilrn .iv r .e a iiii Im i ih.ul a l l 1 -»(xr. * | .01 d 'lil.lir.l hand.I Xiln. hi ll-lilg a woman gur*l a' i -lu rid, 1 w m il u m ln viay . ays. To — Senal.ir l i lb r r l l> l b , n u n ( IIt'lnt. I Opened Senate det.atr tin u rn lul.or le giilulh.i. todax with a plea In. quirk repeal nf th t T a i l -H a r t l e y tun. Ihoi.ias, ml. •I III.till i iul M.iiulus ssax ci\ ril l lit 1.1'i i.l ill l|HI.K .llul I ns' i n n *,il i \ s11v* i Hit t “ i is tr I ml 11ik ru.rs.t.llK 11if*I i II it ID Ir |<« XI { luiir*H!* m v mil Sheriff \l.|o declared th li III H I ..........in niiii r ti mkl mf All I lir Ktr’ itilm l i f thill.lie’ll ,1 |*t»llkV ..uiriiliiy il.al Suli i, who b n ld e s , lieii.g i.u..di'i.ff.'d is being guard- | lit |fI %111k* ill |MMV|l»|f |hl|l lh |hl|l ed hy armed deputies, has irfu -e d i lh ,il iii>l « » Mih imt itrlil l»* I h r ,I repeatedly lo dl-cln-e the identity I'lu is bun nuou \ invs ,i.o f ink.*.. l.e.i' in ., ye.i n T O IT M a n y O t 'l 'n i m a n 's M e a su re s A m W ill P ass This S e s s io n Is G iv e n S lu m in t; i*1VI' I ‘ ' tmii I ’ s I *i I Himhlr tM'f I iitxi|ir,$n o e p e a l D c iiiu s H;i lutit, Missing In Tiisit O! Club llold-Up. Re­ A1111ut It- In C'hiiKi ported Ai Larne KVil ‘N p r Bl-ACKPOOL. Liiglaml. Iiuir ii BERLIN. June b - ( / P > - A Car man pwltiUnl leader chatges the —(/P)--A rnnfrirncr n( lliil.iui * Communist trgimr in the Soviet) luling Leimt party, treking t» tone is* matching down the same ', hammer out a program fm imiIm I ih h f’kt L HiiiimihltH III .III e llo.i j ,,f f|M. m in in g t.isriitil. I'neium.nla politiral oath the Nstis followed’ mentary elrrtion in WO. Iir.ti in |tii|i Mhlh Hi i IU i'KMi, ■'|*l.Hi I- i,'purled I.. I.Sle ileveh.prd and under Hiller. ' down two revolts *H*m*t tbr (miG blood plmiua wu oriterr.t y n le i Kim I Km t mlt‘ » *....I»*i »* 'I*1*1* Hi>hou (Jin. ililiclius, chairman |radrishi|i in quirt tn day from Orlando and will hr i ir, f Kr ■ ' I d t Lilli I iKi'li* lull tf nf the German Protestant Council day, gneii it. Halvi Inday. H u I’.mill* |( mmH whimI lit* •‘"lint I linn lid i iiinriiliiy wa» aaid to lie uf Churches, said in a Sunday let- 1 A pinlest against telling ilir rx ilig h tly Impri'vrxl, arrnrdlng to ter that the Russian tone is sub-jrculive committee alone decide Sidney T . B n rre -. hospital manstituling ”political three" for law. J election policy wras te)erte.l, on a X-K jiy 'Tests Are agar. D r. v ln m ii Koherix Is tlie I he message wa* distributed to show of hands, by shout M0 pei physician (ii rt ’ u .f hundreds ol Mitois. in ttetlm ami ctftl of the L4A0 delegates • *-■*k, r/iw ni lo x m I'he i.i.tly Ilf Fantssis Will II* in Kuitt*h-octu(drd Brandenhurg. Then the conference n.w.1 ili.wo. hipped back |<> lli.luikrn, N. .1. l.y Loral R rsiilents plane, i u Ii I Sheriff Mcro. A pay which tut rounds the city. by about tluee to two. a request .li n k iiu l. found in Ihe sock of The Lvangefiral bishop said Get that it permit twu members id Mo.,' llul.. d.H'll |.el‘>ui* luive ihe ilititr gunman, and in u e.i May man Chiistians slatted their light i the paily-Konm Zilliaciu end I. , i x . i i v i « I iici > \V.Jtu -<la i ir, led III III. (Ill,ting nf Fa n a iiu 'i against the Nazis with an open! J. Solley-tu speak on their reasons I...Ollillg ivi.l'l. Slut.. lit ill. .1 Ilf nh'ii’iity. M i, fingerprints, to i'll.el with ilu.se of Salvl, w,-re declaration on prntreost weekend I pailiament recently spelled Iruui II- ll t r li li'1'h..i.’illl.i Il.ll'led li.e on i d he. e lo d e le d p,. - - 1b1c .h in ifle d and sent to the Fe .ln n l l i yrai, ago and “now the time | for a prn-Russian atlltude m foi .li**,. n.i.vi'd | , , II..* r. 1 1 ... 1 1 . "I "IV c i.ii.l i. s.uiii’.■ ... lliu Sis' i ll Mwl.l'ITlex ‘ i ib.o, lliu I- vinpinii.s. lh Flunk lluiemi nf in vcillga tii.il to eHui.Itisi come for ths chutch lo speak" I emu affaire, I IfJIJii I i n . ' U l I lie W'llriesN i.'ptu I May 1,1.110 .'lilies ,.f the Sent...... bill p .e d tlw ulelltily. . , i , I-*,' ,| oil t'l me. loo i.Oiillomu 1..... .. The Labor Party I* a HorlalUl' t ’ i. it e t flll’liiul ipu* II'liii.i, again. i mill..uin uni iii , She.Iff Mem loduy qiluted Sul ,'ti.l.ii uf built", i.nve Mluv.'d ul*. I , . . uti II. oiliii I nit, null., rraaileaea lie V i a * k i * * i i I'l.:....Inu | si...| il.,* ''sum iii" is j s lie Mlacked what he descnhrdl x i‘s liml her m slating Il.al ol. it,,* ...lo I.* l |ib,lfi*l»l *'llli'0 ,1....' i bn u ni..no, twosu"i?v«iJi»AaH “wj, t i . ? r r r r " roared throujth t/l1) — WlntMkri l ItJluliris ailim'lcd to* ii*V llul hr lrd d .n l ... ,<||r time | 11■r ilrslli r g.ir.t , Air., be had no ".n.lej.mdenl laiolltc- \,» t ill iirvi*. I.i < hi,lee i.l.i. II-'ll" ot li III. gx»r IUIII llllt Iidllim , irll.-ed I.. , n r |i | |l.r ln.ll ins X In some cities, the object was described as a “brilliant metaorlte" or shooting slar, bnf weather ob­ server! neither supported that daIn^Ve»t*niil*»!#£*" conducted*''*Antl-Commuillatg long have pro- rrrlptlon nor daniad II. Th* Miami’Weather Bureau said it may have been n meteorite with a tall formed by million* of tlfcy (teal Isee* On Page wiakt* toral lettar. Thor* are various their small sttrday ~ malso lira hour# y*»t#rday; |u<lr li G —, T . at Ihe Elks Club. All those plan­ ning tn attend are asked to notify Dr. R, W. Il iii.reel, t i (. that rfverValluns can lie mad*. THE WEATHER JACKSONVILLE, —Weather table: STATION June H IG H LOW 87 t)‘J UJ 7rt 74 M rownsvilU Chicago Detroit Minneapolis N*w Orleans Phoenix Ban Antonio 78 82 98 96 48 90 Jacksonville as M 69 Seattle Miami saasi™ 86 94 N 64 63 72 66 71 71 70 70 �I tU t gANHHID HEHALD. gAWfOAB. rUNtlilA » . i r w r fin Ilona. Thalma W PI.ON l i l t L A N II A C nLO N IA A TIO N } ' « ' » A n H IT Ml A T l a o i’TM a t ji f o r m r i , * r n o o n i f a u n m II i»! . . CATKA* A IH IITIO N F t A T NOOK ■ PA4IM M Turk nr. I. J * • ■ -a . . . . . . . Ilillir MKONIIIA tC H K a F I. A T M O K I FA (IK U WMflmnn. dharM* N O TH IN FI,ACM F L A T NOOK T FA U R W llm wii, Jack A I aniI i ................ flrooka. Kva A M I? Joflnn An draw A ......... . Inirndiv II F IN K I.M VKI. F I,A T NOOM A PAMKA A* A AT A III llliH'kl I .1,all nr. IV J A Moan Work 1 I la*liafatl|itl Kiaklal llnrh I* Krlann Kiln I a i A kina W ill A lltork ID Knlahi, tlopklnn. W A S . f’nrkliia, F (J . 4 I Hr lil,i n,M i l . , ” , Harp. 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I In III,,, k 9 tunIfh. (Mum Work 1« ... Jnff. John ................... Ill,irk It I. J Ilolllrtar, l< w Hiilllvnn. Jark ........ . liavia. 1 • it in t it ii% H iHI I M ■ H f • O ff' , i <r Ci ri»o|i«.|,»aait'f liar,Ini, do \ ................................ HWopa-laianlln llarrtnn do .............. ..... ............. tflnwarl. A M Mr 'Iowan, II F HwiJpn l.rin d n llarilnn do ................... ,t...... Hwopa (mint la ilnrrtan * * H I t. ... l *«T ........ . ... ................. MKNKVA H N ItIH TA F L A T ROOK A FA MW t l ......................••• •■ lliirkharrtl. Ilnrmao . ari of Iaiia I ’avln. S W A of 'ry ... Arrpon la ................. I I ....... lloliTnnoii, iTiaa w I I f f l f t A that of IaUl i t H of ry Mrlarli, Jo*n|,h A II W N RUftAOVa AC N O lY U lO k F L I T IMIIIK A FAMM Al I A t .......... ... II nil Non. Kllnn I, . I , T H t ) TO W N O F Nf LV A N L A N K F L A T HOOK t FAMK an I, ........ Ml,nil, Mamin II IT I I I A I I I linakynn, jnnoln M I T A IIIIIT IO N T O AVLVAN L A K K F L A T NOOK 4 FAMK IN L ................................... Towonnnrt, llnrharl ...... I f ............ ....... Imnrtnn, iannln T ff , .... . Ilampnon, Kmlty II NMW I Fa A LA F L A T NOON 4 FAMM AT l of Lot i t A N Wimilwanl, F K A A of Lol I I , Anrtrny ......................... . I WinirtMrarrt, F W A f Lot IT ......... Anrtrny ....... I'lrrnon, Carl A I ............ .. .......... .. Walfrnd ......... ■ AHITM 'A aKCONII A L m iY IA IO N F I.A T NtMIK I FAMM IAI J V of HH of T l...... A rllinr A I f MlOck A .. ...„ lallrlln ............. 3 y Hr* " r a a lt ^ n n .................... II II II llrlra tl M IIIW A Y P L A T NOON I FAMM 41 I min II A U .. IMrknr. J I* II In i II llrnokn. John II l^.la 101 A in i linn,lull Mnlvrnlnr II J O F A I’K AMH'N la T A llll T O M IIIW A Y F L A T NOOK I F A IIN I At l.nlh ION |ll!< Atill IlliaW Vll'lnrla I 4 H NTMVMNA A llll T O M IIIW A Y P L A T NOON f FAMM AA la,la I I A I I llloi’k II . Inramta Anrtrnw Co 3 HOAMI.ANII F A N H F I.A T NIHIM T FAMM *1 I'UliinilOHH, Znllln A fait 11 Villa ’..............M ........... ...... I Hty of HKU of Hlfl| of HKU .................... I I I I I I Monaa. Morrla ........ II H II!M fl of K 11 i'll Flvnl. II II llilra A of H W 14 ............... . I I I* I I Kthnl M . .. Ill r . «a.av. '■ I ........... . Uiirkliarrtt llnroian LAMM H AN N M Y IMOMK* F L A T NOOK T FAMM TT 1 ,'llrvan. I*«lirn II Hoomii, Jompli K l Al llurkliarrtt, llnnnan Mt* Klrojr. Moran K Iliawrty. Julia .............. I I IB N TT C H M L L 'A AH! FLAT I llatrnvllln. Ilnnry J r MY O F TMM I.MVY M N A N T IK I FAMM A Fry nr. Ilolmrl J A Frynr. Ilolmrl J dogronny, dn„ II HU. of laol I in in t l Marlin. F II HKI.alNI.M N K tTIO N O F I.OCII ANNUM P L A T NIIOK T FAOM I* I III., k I Main. KniiMnlli . i LOCH A IIH llll COI N TH Y C U N KATM ANCM AM4TION F I.A T HOOK A FAOMA T l A TA la,la I I,I 4 A g to I Krlmoii, d J III,*, k 4 ................ llrnmlny. I,In Mrlrn I.nl f. IHo, k « liavia. Clara M Kl Al tail I III,Ilk « ..nl , ,|riirrlhrrt In l< I' llnaall, Wlnlfrnrt d I I I naan i l l .......... 4 in la lira I'* ll rt „f NIV dor of HH<4 of H im * m >" m il H g»' K tin fl N |g*> fl K ggn fl H «f.g ft W in n ft N •It. fl III lira CH V A TA t. I.AHM W IN TM II r i . A T NOOK I FAOMA IL I,ola III a. Ill III,>rl< n Chi Imln I I III I I A It larta’l i A u nlock l l Lola I I In I I 11 I I * K.NTBMjNUKH F A R H A A llllfT IO N N* a,' A a.It . Jr • ** »» Chi V t a TH R N M liF IA O F AHMINOL Chan d i AA f f A AN ,atitter, Llimiati, Jonnpli Kl Al Homan, Jo**nh HI Al WaahliiRton. M a llli i . . F L A T W N H I ■ FAOM AA ' W iiiiiI m. J K i*ro ■tifliiiviiiaM ritA T I.n*. 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F L A T NOOK A FARM I H nnioii, JuMphana TK N K A CM FI.A t NOOK » F t Krnnal ............ * Ju i' » « .............. tn a Lt a m o n tr '"f l AT*'n o o k f FAi Mannar, Clara IHA BI N tllY lllO N tlMMU NtioK* 14# FAMM lllakn, Nmhantal A n of Loi WiMMi fa r m f l a t nook ;;'t e w « n « M Iml >«»*o* Ito .a .* ,.,,.,.,,.,,, •A; A f# tj^^ANOITto* FLAT a m i B I A M M A 'iM ' " Ada niv, ii a i >a «in ia 1% "il* m t * U M W * T F far m Coray, C A .... •• * •* aa ae a aa " W i m ik .I .... A T C L ’ Huc| Mnora ......... .If .... UBurga itarah jk jia a a a a .a a t* r*.*t'it3a*“f V * a a a ' ,a „ „ r Di*n, H > t.'hamhara, (lay park 4 • M o* j s N,m lir Mt) CaUoach ^ 1 # * ;“ a m « ' > ‘fTW '** C i ‘ I§/;4*».j4«|.,,rl*|<iflawiArAA^*fl ^ - ru T . » « « « a jr p TtfM ftt if' ISWK5, U r t i r ; i‘ i WNfT WtLRRNRR ARCOND IR C tlM V If HlWR 1 tft***i»*i*«4** ,; \ k'Pmi TRRRR FtNNA FLAT R O M o- K Jarkaon, T r a i l i •<zL. ia! '_r. *fM" j r . Ada U1KA MR aa -------n '.■td'.'iAi.Mr,,'. ■aioonm ■Sll ||MI A K w a k ’ /tS U t U t A* M • -....J-. rr>*^ ill it nil■J^n M R ' I ♦*a(i.W',-1* ■ f t ' 1** ; ; CNCLCNTA F t ^ T R ih r » u iT r v f « ~ �• w T MONDAY JUNE 9, 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE THRfcE A CRISS-CROSS THAT'S A LOT OF FUN BE A "HOUDINI" It's a Mystery ER H A P S the moat fnmoue trick* of the late, great Harry HmiHInl were those he employed aa “ escape artist” In extricating himself from diffi­ cult— often seemingly hopeless— positions. Here Is a bit of "Houdlnl tnnglc" that will enable the amateur In puzzle his friends. The conjurer seats himself In a chair and directs two or three members of the sudlence to tie his hands behind his back, carefully hind his ankles together, and then place a ring between his teeth. The magician, after announcing that within three minutes he will place the ring on one of his fingers without freeing himself from the rope thnt binds him, rapiest* his audience In leave the mom and return within the allntlrd time. As soon as the magician find* himself alone he spreads his knees apart in order to expose a part of the seat of the chair. He next carefully drop# the ring from between his teeth onto the chair. Then standing up he bends his knees sufficiently to enable him to lower his hnnds until he can touch that part of the choir-seat hark of him. This enahles him to plrk up the ring and easily slip it over one of his Angers. As soon ss Ihe conjurer gets the ring on hla Anger he assumes Ids original position. Then he colts to his audience. As his friends Ale bark Into the room thr.v at nnre see that the mngirlan lias placed the ring on his Anger, all hough he Is si III aa securely hound as before. To heighten Ihe ef­ fect, Invlle them to examine the lioruls, to satisfy themselves that they haven't been disturbed. P V O U look Hrert, Inspector. * W ere you out late last night?" asked Detective IltandIng. "As Inte as two in the morn­ ing Uut, I left the party which j was attending at one thirty ac cording to my watch. I arrived home at exartly two, though the watch stopped at a quarter to two." "Just a moment, Inspector," (Handing interrupted. "How did you know it ivns two o'clock If you claim yo u r watch had stopped?" "That is the problem you can try to Agure out. I used my own walrh for telling the time. In other words, I did not check with the position nf the stars or Ihe moon In the sky, with the estimated time required to cover the distance I travelled, and so on." Inspector Sharpe wound Up his wulch as he spoke these words. "Was your watch accurate until Ihe time It stopped?" "tjuile so. I had synchronized Ihe walcli against the watches ol some of the other guest* at the paily. After I lefl I saw no ol her wnli'li hut my own that night. Yet, there is n simple means that I used to know when I got home thnt it was exactly 2:011 A.M. The watch stopped, iiiciilcntnll.v, before I got home." "I was thinking of Mint pnssiIiililv, hut you have Just ruled It nut." The Inspector pul away Ills wnti h with a smile mid yawned. "No more late parties for me," tie vowed. "As jour last piece of Information, I was still ipiito a distnmr from homo when the wntrh slopped ami I insist It was exactly 2 :on A M, at the time I reach my house “ HOW did the InsiH'ctor Mod out the correct time? av Ml t Ml'*** |ll|l.s .iq |i> .tun -|i •IB'll I'JMIIM 9) IMiiltj* «rji i*4i|| *l>-1!»<► ,# I) 41*1(41 9|I | «1M If 4JMIJH |) MB I'lfij *| *UI|) *4() pUl t'*Mu|4 >f1«* P The Eccentric Farmer H nilsteer ta f f i s Whit Quit It on (At square, literally. Tht corrrrt antwer (t each qurtlion it n flour* which it la b* plaeed in the correspond' bor e t have have hern hem gly lettered box in Ihe diagram above, When (At bore* ingty be formed in led u rifA their rarreel number*, n manic tqunr* i eill be farmed in filled rtfof and vertical rou’* hues (he tame tun i. which nil f ER E 'S one to remember and "pull" whenever hriiln-lensera are being exchanged: Farmer llrnwn h.is a herd of 20 horses pastured In Aelds bordering three barns on his farm. One of Brown's errentrlcltica la tliHt he does nut wish to stable an even number of horses in any one of the barns. Mow ran he divide Ihe herd In prevent having an even nomlier In any barn? 'fi« JK|1 *11 I|#*t11*11 1*11■ (Hit* 1*1 tIHI* l«» 1**11*1*1*11Hi *14)1 pul iUfi U) U4**j* |IV* till JM) 11**1) •U'4*H*111*1*0 i HOW'S YOUR I.Q. TODAY? A. How many horses pulled llio slmy that was the “iloacun’a mastnrpieco"? ire H E R E T many Hiiffe r­ d B. A Utile slam Is how many tricks? C. Saturday's what day of the week? D. How many States have an Atlantic coastIine7 (flulf of Mexico nqt included). E. How many pints In a gallon of molasses? F. Whnl's unlucky when It comes on Friday T ' (i. How many on buse when mighty Casey struck out? H. You always arrive In the nick ut time at the hour? •M *'"!» rm m TPw R n _i □■ U w □ n ~D — ———— — a t T" _L 3 — - p— ———— rr i □ i m — — □rr — ——— _□ — □nz□ L J □J m= tt ent ways of havIng fun ,or of k i l l i n g t im e when It hange heavy on yo u r hands, a a you know. Am ong the most popular are games. Some are played with cards, some with balls, some with rn u n le rs . And here's a game of the puzzle varie­ ty that you ptay with n prnril and the diagram at right. I.lsled below are the names of t h ir t y popular pastim es. T h e problem Is to At all of th»m Ini'* proper positions In the diagram, so thnt they complete a crisscross nr Allin construcled by David Khutmnn. To gel you started off. Ihe on me of one pastime has been placril where it be­ longs in the diagram. Now go ahead. Six letters beaver, casino, hotkey, prints, soccer. !lp< at Seven Icllci i rl ii ket, old maid Eight IcMci, ii nii irijiins, linselnll, charades, ilo<tk<-is, crililmge. handball, Icapliog, piiim lile, iniileMe, skillies Three letters- pant Nine b'lteis — lulliaiils, lilavkjilt k, Fian lettera Iteno, skat, faro linpscoteb Five Inters bingo, chess, craps, Ten letlci > pul mol take jacks, whist ,t aolutioii nppmr * eltrichne in tin j 1-yr. W HAT'S THE SURPRISING SIGHT? H E chi Mien look stall led, anil t h a t Mo t s u rp r is in g c ii n a i il o t i n g what tlic» seii. For t he pal bw iv along which llu v T ciuim nml go in s c h o o l isn't w Imre you'd ever e\pee t I o eo counter Ihe rn atill e that is i iglit I 11 e I' o lie fm e t hem. It is k pi ensnut su r ■ M**M|*q (*-**1*1* 1**'| 11*11 mi '*o|i i*|nU|ii* *|| «irt MM>» Mil J*<|)I1II1 'lilts 11 (Mill , .i| siq |l es,|,l« ,i| |.i UfH«l Hi 1*1 l* if*c| || *I||I)1M ifl| (111|H| uti*. “•*»«•* l«i •«( ti unfit *v i iHHtiy P i I an, DRAW A LINE I. "Thou shalt nnt covst" Is th e ----------- Com­ mandment? KKK'K an Intarrstlng poser to try on your friends First, Bf course, you'll want tapractlsa It,yourself. H J. In etandard playing-cards — klnge have a ■word In hand? K. "3weet----------- and never been kissed" 7 I., Itnw many lettera In last name of the almva movie star, Eve lyn ----------- 7 M. Winning tlrst stroke in lawn tennis counit ■-----------7 N. flow many pence In half ol an English shilling? O. How u Aliy mem hers In 'ia President's ( aidnet? ?. How many hnrsemsn of ths Apocalypse? T«")*<M1H •»*» fttfiun <B«N A 'W <S"I o n 'in*»4 'A ) pill aiuiv Mil MUM ♦*IM n *»« M 11 H ■*1 uM|B|g m ii |L r «•! I 11*131 1 «M|(M 4 || u i «*h o *MI || «t»L tl ■•••Mill 4 4 mn v itlttnuy BRAIN TEASER RY gattlng thla without pvndl and papsr: TB Which numhar whan subtracted from six and half th* number leaves half tha number halved7 . - qqsit r iirt i* «»q *t aav« « i w*»-« l|Jm» »M| a| ......... 4|tf1 *«■ iwsw ii J m a h >i< *1 > - | *•* (|* | • c 1|j «« «| vi*ij| imiii «( i « ----1 V|i «m (|jP P 'U CONUNDRUM W hat doaa a atudent alwaya hava to kirk about thfa lima of tha year? Ufir-oj v ittmmy £ * 1— Whit king was asiani ths lid Unlit hint# alata by th* lnaalllts T< Nam. I I I ! ) 4— To wham t i t Raul atari aaaatn■art U tab far David T U Bam. T iiit), •— Who m i iranalaiit by faith tl.il ha abonld art at* daathl (Htb t i ll) M— Equal! ttmh. far* 11—jUtatlag U the WHa ll-V a ihlo n IT— Mambara of lb* fawlnlna tanrlai I t — Rttlrlctstf meat I I — Bat rat »-"HTaaaad a n Ib o ------ la t (drill • 14— Vtntmoua • ® HIS la a llttla test nf tha vo­ cabulary. I. Each of the Av# objects plctoied alnive have something In enmnmn. What la It7 We'll give yon a hint: the basic clua la tha object In the center. 2 . What very common word la not only uaually pronounced wrong by tha Ignorant but alio by the moat highly educated per­ sona? it. What masciillna word of three letters require* four mors letters to maka It fsmlnlna in gender? M n pjna 1HL 'I (fail M*l|l>« M 1*| I) Rilfvntl Blllfqrt Hll «t l| fU|««JR 41|t|K* fill, ‘I I«!•«•«f BB«Ofww*.tl4 IB— Cart**/ .33 *JS CRYPTOGRAM Even Shakespeare was n plagiarist. He appropriated some of tils piny plots from ear­ lier works. Another writer, Proc­ ter, onen remarked: IZ O C H .Y C H I.O J//A i gYXJ OCKUT FUHX (I I u n it PUX. No, this Isn't a typographical arror. Tn read Procter's words you must solve a simple substi­ tution cryptogram, <111 IIB'I4A Rtil'll |1B|I RMIIHB lt|«||R|4»0 Emma Khow a clipping of this dia­ gram, or an enlarged copy of it, In lltn person you want to I'hallunge lo solve it, and ask him or hey tn draw Ihe complete Agure m one rnnllniimta line, without lelrnring any part nf It. T r y workin g II n u t ynurself liefore studying mis solution .lin t la p re ­ sented hers (at right). 17171 \Z C HI K e a n' i, 3^ I lie p j" » "1 i'ti '*• 4*1* *i *'|« 11rl «•••• *1 l"II I f . 1.1 »•!*,! t|ir*.«g *'(• *- ‘MBI $ 'i T'OV 111II1.4*1 y 11Mill If WHICH W A Y IS THE BEAR'S HOME? T 8 time for Iht Tl ~ ~ ~ naii ami he m ini go tn hi* ileti, Which way I* it ! •Start at th« top and «** If you ran And the path that leads In it with­ out running Inlet dead-ends. PARADOX QUIZ-CROSSWORD WITH CLUES FROM By Buy»n* Nhsff*r NORItnNTAL «V’’ ID J'\ J, 2*: T for i rculuro is one o f I h e in o . i amusing sighi* in the world so solemn, dlgnilh'd and p o mp o n s looking. IV * k n o w vim u' cm ions lo see wlnil II Is, so lake n pencil and, Mini I mg nl d»t I, ilimv a i not i tnj* on line front dot lo it'll, until you 1 C II I It tl O I t <1. TI "Ant| ■■ «* hs,- iiairit III* — nf tht tulhly. *> <11111 aim fatar tht ill (hr hrtvtnlv" 11 Uot. IbHIl) 11 "In tht in<inlh nl Iht InnUth It a ------ nf (irirli hut lha llui nf Iht wit* thnll intitrta tharn” (I’r. Mini VKIITHAb I — What li Iht irnind miinth nf lha Jtwlth f o i l (I Kl. Ail) I — "Mill when »t cftjr, — nnt tain rapatlllnna, t< iht haathtn iln" (Mat. Ail) I— Tall fanrlful itnnta A— Fourth ton nf In* II Uhr. t i l l ) *— Latal *— Famalt rtlallx labhr.) T— Myiabol for lamailum *— Whtrt rllrt Nun. itab a woman with a familial aplrlll (I Sam. H)T> I — ‘Tor rlehta art nnt (or — i aat doth tht crown nndura to arary K naratlonl" Iff W rltl no mannar 1 1 -Who waa kina tl UtahanT (I Kl. . t i lt ) 11— "lit that blatirlh hla Irland with • loud tolct, rlijne early In the mornlna, It thill M counlad a I t — Pllat Cul oil my head, it i* un­ shaken, Cut III! mu tail, yoll turn it round; Hut if both hrnd and tail nr* taken, IJncunqiicred ttiil I hold my ground. Thu tiiliilinii of thin clover puzzle It h word meaning blow, alto meaning In pull lightly. ,1(1. « B <1 H*l”* <1 IfiadMiiiiM K t I mu*!** 40 "A wlat man faaralb, and daliartalh frmn — <i but Iht fool rtyatk, and Ik conAdant" (Pr. 14*IB) 41— Natlta matal 4h— March raaiilratory tound 4T— "tilt own Inlqultlaa ahalt — lha wicked hlmatlf, ant) ha ahall bt holdun with the aorda of hla ■Ina" (Pr. M ill 4B— An atarytttri plnacaoui ahrub tO~What ton of laaar waa robbed of hla fsthir'a blaialny thronyh .h it Urolhtr’a tiaacharyT ((Jan. 11— Parilan fair/ *1— To whom did Jothoa alto Habron (or an Inheritance? IJoth. I4« 1S> 44— " — r . thnu that tltayatE and Vko waa Nithsa's father T (t |hr. til# ) ‘ranch writer ■*»*Ii ‘ . ' if"*,, . r . »rt» . 11. 3V;'fL=,'ittJf1© be Lard truth tba htarU" (Pr. Em BDimumi ma C i * i b m # w i n a n ' / A iiiF iiii i iJinfeisRiaKPihnssfiabjiJ.un i'irin »ii*'M b ’(%piri!wn><k*(iii % % i i ! : ] n r i * m r / ! i « n v . ij fjr-,1 i:ik-/d .h i h .x K r :i;:u ir c* liv'd l a r -i y ^ y w K F i r i i p/- ;r i Ilk ) I/ I.’ I T ' M .U u i i r j r ’i ^ f f i J i i i T i n * L /fcU /H f 1MT 1 i 1r t id l it u-Jhi i;ir. i Mr 4a •;; u r, J l») "l __t �1 1*1*Jhi,« fb* Buford Harold i l m B S a-s i ^M ONDAY, JUNR «, !•?• 1 , ilHbl* vm «arf TO D A t “ The noise of dlstraetlona of tha world prevents us from fWdlng out how near He is to ua. Re atlii and know. He la not far’ from each one of— ue, —Acts ITtlT* . -*■— -— ' The recent deelti of James Forrcilsl, Ilie iretpient reference* of John I- Lewi* to "polecats”, end the heeling up nf a sick reporter by s Telia lienee legislator suggest* that a young men contemplating public service at ■ career should develop the hide uf an alligator, the inutcler of e MscFeiiden, ami wear a Lullel proof rest. The U. S. Government deficit now is nearly two billion dollar* with mothri month to go before tho end of (hit fiscal year. Two billion dollars does not seem like much money io us after reading ahuul how much the "aid to Ku­ rtpe" program i* going to cod, but it it, after all, hell the sum it, aid to run liir ritltre ledrial go'vWnmenl during any one of the fiscal yean during the Coulidge or Hoov­ er edminUtralioni. Governor Warren vetoed lb# lint decontrol bill si lie said he waujd, me king a tut »f friend* among those who live In rooming houses, or make their home* in other people*! houses. Jud how Iht owners of these rooming houses or homes will frrl slmut it i* an­ other me Met, Some of them are poor loo, dependent upon their income* from room rent for their .very eiiilence. They may be land­ lords, but they ere not lords, in the British meaning of the word, i Jtad they may well wonder, ' a* they tee how much mosey whir pi People are making, why they should be dircriminited against. We would like to cell to the Mention of oar readers llitse lines rmumnice inrut add(fit uf Hamilton Holt to the graduat­ ing class si Hollins: ".Seek truth wherever Until it found; lesrh truth and nothing but the truth Break paths Innvrjy wlieiever you mud go. Follow humbly where you must." How many of ut do dial) How many uf ur make up uur • minds about the truth before uk* the trouble to ascertain the facts) How many of ut, having up uur own minds, rrrunthough wa may have, then .. ly go forth tu scatter miiim formation) How many of us in 1 ' the process uf compounding con .fusion do so arrogantly, blatantly, intolerantly) Smif T“ S'I 1 11 :'l h is scandalous, says President Ttunwn, the frightful slaughter on nation’s highways. A tractor rettles out on e dill rued into a through highway .wil|toui stoppingl A truck ignoring oncoming traffic U crosses in front To nark on the left side of the street' A boy with | girl in his arms weaves danger dump down tha ruadl And here cornes a drunk with all inhil / c 'V'V T.'.r - fgUlalrap goea around tha corner lyns wheels t An octogenarian n palpitating heart pears _b thick Ians gUssas a* h# at an iotarceptionl Nearly ■ 1in highway actiw first four months I tany wonder) f Rf ) Y R l RANM RI) K tR A t,fl.'l Wanted: A White Rabbit SCOTCH TAPE "L w iiiaturD Adjourn" W ithout Doing A nything” , T hat l» th e xuMtaiwfl Qf th« headline" which appeared throughout Thla fifth annlverury of D-day th a at a to over th e weekend. And moat of th e edltorlala we lutve aeen aeem to agree th at very little waa accomplished when tha bottle of Kuropo wa* InauRuaralfd with a mighty Inin the 60 day aesalon. vaRlon of Normandy by Allied A g reat deal of criticism in being heaped upon th e heads force*, recall* tho "trlklnx 't il-; of th e leglnlatora for the fix the S tate in in. The figure* ferenee* of opinion which e*l»t»d indicate th a t its expenses are running about SO nr 40 million In suprema circle* over where Hie j dollars behind its revenue, und that many ntate Institutions assault mouiii bo delivered. Premier Htalln had been iirtrlim j m ay have to close o r draHtimlly curtail operations in the on invasion ol r ranee hy the next few months. Weatern Alllea to ease pre*sur* on However, the Legislature appropriated plenty of money the Ku*»ian front. However, lir ll-( for everything. Practically every request fo r funds th a t was lah Prime Mlnlater Wlnalon m ade received a rousing vote of approval, A ltogether about Churchill wa* chilly |o llila pro-1 position. II* favored an Invaaiou $240,000,000 in expenditures during the next two years were all right. hut hi* mind waa pet authorlxed. This Is about $60,000,000 more than the last on atahhlnx at what by described 1 tw o years, f In hl^ |>lclLire*<|iie language a* Hit*' And the Legislature did this without levying any addi­ 'soft'Underbelly of Europe” mean-' ip the Mmllterranfan Mmllterraneen area. tional taxes. Governor W arren presented about 20 «ug* inx In Churchill presented this view on! gestions for various tax levies and every one of them was t* military merits, hut there • turned down. Senator Mathews, Senator Shands, and several •were many ul,server* at tho lime others came up with some hot idess for raising revenue, mid who felt that he might lie looking they too were voted down. at the situatlnn much, or mure, Isn’t th is exactly what the people wanted 7 Surely every­ from the political angle than from one is In favor of better schools und colleges, more sta te the military. Tha Allied invasion Italy already waa under way, hospitals, more highways, bigger old uge pensions, flood of and If the* Weatern Power* drove control, regional education, and unemployment compensation np Into the Balkan*, they would for the sick. And certainly nobody wants to pay any more have poaseaaion of this strategic territory of eastern Kurope when, taxes. Nobody th a t we know of, th at Is. So. the Legislature has done exactly w hat the people tha war ended. The implications or such an op- j wanted it to do. It has appropriated the money and re fu se d ! •ration are clear ennuirh. The to levy the taxed. Why crltlxe It for th a t? T hat In substance, Western Allies would have come ton, is what Fuller W arren said he wanted when he was run­ to dofnlrmlB KnrojH* ning for Goverhor, He promised plenty of money for every1 ami would have *wuog into C t m -1 Iral Europe on the loir rjr,nh id i thing, ami no new taxes. * Hosslno*. ihiis, Instoad of j f i v -1 It is up to him now. Watch closely, hoys, as he pulls the J*W ing (be M usrovllrs * frm. |„ ( white rabbit out of the hat. all eaniont Kurope, Hi*. „ n „ .r p „ w .) Artificial Emotions Scientists diHcusning the* improvement nf e le d rlc cal­ culating m achines have suggested th at it m ight be possible to make a machine which would have emotions, comparable to human emotion*.-Thl" Is a thought which could he iHitghetl away lightly except for one fact. That Is the fact that they already have made huge calculating machines which urn mi complete that they renlly ilenervn the title they have been Riven—•'electric brain”. A fter wistchlnif one of liiexe great und cninpllcateil machine" work out a tough m athematical problem, the lay­ man ha« to give u certain reaped to the Idea th a t the machine could be made to "feel" «« well um to "think". The robot calculating machine" have Iwen patterned a fte r the operation of the human hritln, and the emotion proposal would only carry the machine n "top fa rth e r In th a t direc­ tion. Kmotlonn, in the human bruin, are u jrart of Judgment. 1" there no end to the possibilities of duplicating, with machines, the functions of men and other creatures? Man has rnude machines to move along the land, fly through the air and swim on and under the w aters; he has made m a­ chines to weave, knit, pound meal and shape metal Into use­ ful objects. His m achines figure faster, or lift more weight, than hundreds of men. Strangely, with all these conquests of the activities of himself and o th er animals, mini has never Ireen able to do much a t replacing the plants which seem ho relatively simple and helpless, rooted to a hit of will. Man has not yet been able to take over the plant's Job of changing m inerals from the soil and energy frqm the sun Into food and fiber. There may ire the g rea t norlxon for the sctentlats of another day. Hall of Fume Location Where should tne proposed Football Hall of Fame b« lo- Ciwunovlu was the birthplace of (lerrit Sm ith Miller who captained w hat Is supposed to have lieeu the first American team ; it played on Boston Common in IHIIJ1, New Brunswirk’s claim Is the fact th a t It is the home of Bulgers University, the first college to form a team to play Inter­ collegiate games. The first gam e was Itewean B ulgers and Princeton University. The Caxunovla claim seem s a little thin. Football of a sort was played In th e United Bintea long liemre the tim e of Miller. If the choice of a site fo r a Hall of Fame Is to rest on the origins of th e game, th e selecting committee will have to mage a little more study of thu history of It. World-Wide Health Problem Naat month the Assembly of tha World Health Organisation will meet In Rome. The public thinks of W H O ■* an Inlarnatlonal In­ strument for dealing with the spread and treatment of physical ailments. But since It* major ohJcctlve la to preserve and Incrtaat the usefulness of tha members of humane society liy promoting their well-being, their 'mental (health enter* the picture. The National Mental Health Foundation Is hacking e move to indues the Assembly at Rom* to appropriate a million dollars with which to launch an International mental health program, That would be a broadening uf the asm* kind of work the Foundation la dglng In thla country— n work uf Investigation, education and *tlm- FIVE POLIO PRECAUTIONS ARE LISTED FOR PARENTS freely. And the cost of proi?e*aUg ,and distribution will keep s large price spread between the farm aid prior hw grocer get* lit break thsi hr* competing with other stores ‘for his' share of your dollar Is polled out at the mid­ year meeting of. the Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc. Paul a Willis, dMA president, note* that "credit he* been liber­ alised so thAt It Is easier for the people tu purchase automobiles, television m i * slut other consumer goods without' curtailing their purchases n f .essentials." By "essential*".' Willis . means, of course, food— the product deer to (he heart*' uf hi* listeners. He wants (IMA member* to seek, ways of "holding this public Interest In good eating.” The Pentagon, the world’s larg­ est office building, is only five 'stories high, but consists of fiv* ring* of buildings eonnectsd hy 10 corridors.. Dr. C. L. Person! OPTOMETRIST 1:36S’K ^ S C ; .... ................. ....................................... * Tlie Doughnut (eirl Retires . ____ ... .night have Iteen olile to function efficiently innit-Mii „f Isdng hamstrung by Die sirlfe Iwtween the Soviet IiIim- niiiI the democracies. We Nhnuld I..... been ■Farm price* ar* currently about 11 per rent lower than loot I N . The whole**# level, food pricee ar* about eli and a half par coat lower, according to tho Depart­ ment of Labor Index. Retell gro. eery price" , have dropped about five per cent below last year. But meat of these. declines cent# ' tome months hack. Recently prices have chanted very little. However, the long-term pros­ pect Is food for the consumer. Ample food supplies era In pros­ pect. P rim should |o a little low­ er. They won’t go very far, how­ ever, beesuse government support .policies will hold theen' hlgh#i j , Si- T f f f A S U i 2 V er* Would Itsv.* la-en iberi' w llb ' Ihi-lr armies when ttrw a n n isilie came. . , 1bai of course would have meant a rnmplele change In subsequent events, Kiianja would not have ! overrun all Kastern Euroin,, a n d : established a Communis! empire with Its eastern frontier running through! the heart of Kurope, from Hletiln no it,.- north lo the Adi lain no Mi« sooth. Oil Dial I,aid* there pii.baldy , Wouldn’t have been n "cold w a r." t Many of H,e nallim* which In*, came unw illing aatelllte* „ f Mo*. • cow would have remained free and would have cast their political lots with the wea tarn democracies. New York Herald Tribune 1 lie affairs of (lerm any und AirsIrln would long ago have lu-en , Ironed out ami they now would Im Hoe of t be 'legends ..f World | In hungry. hoja-fuJ soldiers whose rnnlrih uting lo the rebnlillitniion Win I I,ml its nrigln at Monte- . thoughts leapt back across the of r,uro|>e. sur-.Hniix in France not fur behind Atlantic lo home kitchens as they Had all Oils happend. the On! H'*nt lines on u late (nil day. j dunked. Hluce those days, Hrav wenther, the nnii.iitoiiy of hu t, now come In the moment uf c«wo* hnnHialckneaa, HT’'1^1?11J. ' J | .Salvation Army career, and “f" wh#1 iniirl . I I J* I now come tn the moment of NOTICE! HOUSEWIVES the her has her B* sure tn clean "*,!Tir " . retirement as assistant field — cfir clll!4*r lo I lie* *•*!*!« world" urneliP1 RoltiilTR, . ” l* 4MIIIWIll Bl nf fIII* Rlftttril Ari*|$. sSll** l& l A S-hMta.. * r a , «lrl, claims she haen'b mail* doughnuls are now. on* can scarcely ......-.jlll have I"*. ok„r.hiii h„„. soil „In manv , years— .... .................., , of thla sort In mind .............. when lie „ . argued for rnaklug the attack on Vt" blankets and com forts before ssssss, d storing I t„ « nearby farnihotiae for |Mwro* her..Hut II Is very likely that ^ the "eoft underbelly"? h would *kt(". «»»l[ with her companion, era hiwra ^aa the - hundred nml fifty ,BI7, IH ‘ Herested to hear front him on | returning soldiers best he eveF.'Jnri’ In 'm a niouth. iulnt. We don’t pretend to Infoocfa. 1 Golnnyl Pnrvtapc* deserves a ds mlhd. ' 5Were; Jubilant;.The next day a bnlesalute fdr.hfj1idnjf kei vice wlth'the _ ht any event.'he was overruled, sutler was :*?»**' The Allied 'leclslon decision whs whs to to n.nl<"illl"n 11 m>* '•""Xhnuts, nnlil Tne Annul I [ Z " ■; "" ; ,rl.';,,7r7Pleuirful'iimi. bul- Jh*i It U *&>\a%£lMMg< 4 the assault throught Normandy. '•"? were more P« more widely known for thei Thla daring tindcrtakliig--lhe| . Colonel Helen Pur- Icachet she gave a ’ Whole War hy greatest of Its hind n historyH A *,,1,sentient ly doled j a IlHle cooking one afternoon In ..... e “ ” ln" " vietnrU,w raofo limn a >n\\\L ■InKghnut* ' France. catcd? Football coaches and officials and sports w riters will ..... |ft (()p .■•■H ,, uail 1 luill.uafl., (i. 11, Ire asked to deride between th e two leading candidates, I uwhl) n,|H xenovlu, N. Y., In the Finger Lakes district, anil New nruns- w** n .mly five yeur* agp ihni ■Manyting cop* and high ■ trauaan completely removedI A group of jtign school boys in * (V'j they lamlcil on the shore of mainlyT It seems a lifetime, The Pentagon ha* a gins* floor area nf mure than siv million fi-.-t — three times that of t)>« Empire HtaU Building, Officers of the French Acad­ there are SJ,7tMl language* In the world. emy compute illation of aeleiillfle am) govern­ mental thinking on menial Ills. CLEANERS 11 Phaaa 114 Molotov'n PoHt the campaign In China. Russia sill) recognise* the Nationalist government. ( ( ‘■■tin*** Form Hss* fleer Any doubt Hurt Molotov Is still Iweu suggestions from , i„p mm, |„ Russlu under Prime eru quarters but Muir Minister Htalln went dispelled by the Communist lender, nilgnl . Moscow’s Mny Day decorations nationalist Idem sueh ns tlurse f ' May l. Portrait, of member* of I’rffiTiler Hlu 4i' " * |th«$ Pollilmm «howiM him next tu siavle, whfeh have drnwn the f re ( B , HuI|n> of Russia and the lesser (.oiuinun-j ____________... 1st nations. 1 n i.. The nature of Molotov'* work D O J? E lic it ha* l>ean n mailer of speculation H.miissse pram Pane m i since Moscow unmiunceil liiimiunceil Mar. 4 that he wa* was being succeeded as «» tn oxygen tent in this small north foreign minister l.v by his hi* first dep, Texas town ever since he wea uty, Andrei j turned. He wea given frequent Andrei I. Vlshlnahy. Vlshlnshy. An Informed llritlsh British source said Mood tranafuslona, though It waa ut the time lime he Isdlevel lielhivcl Molotov, ■liffirult for phyalclena to find a Ut ’hammer" In the Soviet hlerthe • "hammer" hier­ min under hie ucarrad akin. *rchy, it sort of U l e laat month Donnie aald "I archy, waa tu to become 11 Huper-dlreelor of Huealan polley, went to live, ! know they sag 1 duper-dlrector Ktissinii policy, »uiM«rvlMir of foreign l Wv*$ •••» l iu r i want tadIcy." ! ,M‘ The Hiisalnus Imve made a |wlnt When the family waa esllad to df moving their diplomats from Donnie’s bedside last i/ght, his (•Itlca overrun by Chinese Com- hither, James W, Woodward, said rtilirllst iirmics. Tim Soviet press be didn’t think hie eon would ls il An awakening la overdue *t koine end abroad. The statistics of the Incidence of mental ailments, of (heir origin and of the part they play In the working* of the na­ tional economy are disturbing. We need to know more alaiut how to prevent aurh disorder* and how to treat them and their victims. The study appeals ipilto as much In (he liettor Instinct* of humanity as spectacular war* mi rommunleable has not given major nil ant Ion to much longer. and myeterlnua physical disease*. It seems necessary to interest not only physicians and psychia­ trists, but teacher* and govern­ ment employes, preacher* amt Induatrlallate In the problem* of mental health. Whet the National Health Foundation la dnlng her# the W II O can do In ell cTvIllaed Unde. Many nations will Join hand* The Eternal labor eubcoftimit afficUt okay io tha IU M Trumans civil lit i FEPC WU becoiu** I atad i l ,A u aa*T many paopb h a k a te t o h a n • chant X -ra y Iw o m h thny a it afraid * whgt it may show. Anybody can undoratead this fear and gympathlM with It , But look atthawboUttdiif fkroaUwrMU oniig, think of off tha facta. If U» X-ray about that you havo tubarm tM a iii iU marly eUgao, U mm Ag m*r with Uw la*at Io n of t i m f r o n your i O b tha ottmr band, M yaw M b ij Id hava aarty TB mm and boI And II �P A G E F IV E w , - nd Personal Activities M in Janet Morrow Hetzel la Wed To j Howard Fisher In Quiet Home Ceremony: In a ceremony marked with quiet simplicity Mis* Janet MorTriteIMMM 148 row Hetael, daughter of Mr. and '■ I Mra. Harry Clayton Hetael, be— i came the bride of Howard Fieher, ~ I eon of Mr. ami Mrs. Nathan • ’ Fisher of West Englewood, N. J. e r s o w thin afternoon at :t:.'IO o’clock. The ceremony was performed by Judge Douglas Htensmmi at the Mlaa Nancy Colium arrived yes­ Hetael home at IlllO Park Avenue terday from Baltimore, Md. where before a small gathering of reshe spent about a month. ! latlves amt intimate friend*. M n M | Forming a lovely nrtting for and white print with which she wore a white orchid corsage, Mra. FNher, the bridegroom's mother esssstr worr a blue crepe gown with , matching straw and mallne hat. ~1~ r * i Her corsage was of white roses. “ — »*i»**iL w j C z 5 L S o c ia l L a le n d e r Following the rrrnnony u small reception we* held. Attractive ar­ IllHMrs ul'KN 1 2 : ir* I*. 81. Dally rangements of sweetheart roses Mias Kugenia Anu Caswell, M tliuees I Mr l> riling* tie M ONDAY decorated the dining room. The The Phllathea Class . of tho daughter « f Dr. and Mrs. Ben U .lld rrn OSc table held a silver punch bowl and First Prrsbyterlao Church will Dorsey Caswell of Orlando, form­ a tiered wedding cake tupped with I maet at 8:00 P. M. at tha home erly of Sanford, became the bride sweetheart roses unit forgel-me- 1 of Mra. J. O. Andes, IttOU French of Dr. Samuel George Imtty, son riots. Herving punch during the of S. Franeia* Latty and the lata tha « . k . , S ' for Tam p. where & w X afternoon was Mrs. W. M, .Scot!. I Avanua. M rs.La ttyn fP o rlia u d , Me. In a she will visit for about a week i,ankn of white gladioluses amt TO B H D A T After spending some lime with MOHS MUHSUHS-.ari MOOS! Pupils of tha Davie Plano School beautiful, douhle ring ceremony with relatives. palms. Pink roses and greenery the guests Mr. ami Mrs. Fisher Informed by. (>r. John Brans11 t * toe I*. I root so*.HOOT k will be presentoil In it) annual rewere used in the living room. Be­ left for a wedding trip to Cuba hy , evening .... _ M. L. Raborn, Jr, arrlvrd on fore the ceremony the sister of where they plan to spend shout on* loot / ^mtsl f t 8ilB P, M. at the Hanford comb on Hat order cnndlellghl'an the First Methodist Saturday from Cincinnati, O. the bride, Miss Joyce Hetie), sang ten days. For traveling the bride -S n o m lfrl 'Club. The public is cor­ candlelight'ai'Church ol Orlando, I where he has spent th* pant "At Dawning" accompanied by wore an eggshell wruthervsne dially Ihvlted' in attend.' A profusion ot while gladioluses 1 month, Nlrr. George Tmthy nl the piano, soli mm with pink pi.......hat .......... T h l 1 Daughters of Weslay Class and ............... accessories. Mrs, Touhy also played the trpdl- ; Upon their return Mr ami Mis of the First Methodist Church and iialins decorated the church „ “— " — will meat at the home of Mrs. J. and mipilal music was rendered 1 iL Yrojt Ray, Jr. ha* arrived from tinnal wedding marches hy Melt- ' Fisher will make their home in j Hergenfirld, N. J. where lie is C. Davis, fill Magnolia Avenue, at by Jesse JVdrlck Baker, organist, th* Hnlversliy of Florida in dellsohn and l.ohengren. The bride enter..t the nsun i associated with the Mnerh-Cary *nd Joseph People*, soloist. Gainesville to * 7:80 P. M. for a walnsr roast. with her father and wore a beau- i Silver Company Tha' Friendship l.eagi|e of the The bride was given In marriage wi,h hlfl f,m B* . 7 — ------- . . ! tiful gown of white mattelassa orAmong the out-of-town guests I Congregational Church will meet hv her father end wore a m e n I „ at the Parish House at 8:00 P. M. of White satin fa.hlnnlt with a I K,nn,ll>. *-effl»r ha* arrived *gamly over satin. The .Ires* was I for the wedding were the parent.. , __ bridegroom, . tegrun Mr. ami Mr*. ,» The Fidelia Class of the First sooare col neeklfn! i^eJue-A wtthi ,ro,n ,h,‘ University of Tennessee , sleeveless and fashioned with a of. the Nathan Fisher, also his aunt, w w ' Baptl supt),! Church will ifteet with r A r r i r w h issr1 j i S fJi k -" *q" m “•f*full 5lin',,ankle ,i,u dlength skirt. Mrs. Krnest Werner of New York extremely L. F. Garner, 1*00 West Six­ zlong and llte full skirl extended I She carried a graceful arm holt- City end his niece. Erica Mills of , th Street, at 8:00 P. M. Into a cathedral train. Her va il; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Moplnrott i w i of «nwlhegrl row. West FupJ.wo.ui_ ||«i, present wo- of rose point lace was attach- *. - g Mawlo Kav Vaie . . Mrs. Hetiel, mother of the ' were Hollins College classmates of ed to a coronet of lac. and she iff ,.' I K Mr 7 IodIiM^ttV n .^ bride, was gowned in a sheer Mr.-. Fisher's, Miss Carol Poston carrieit a I. oif.uet ... white orchid* >>„ JB p linnlo creep overlaid with a gold, black and Miss Nancy Holts. showered with atephanotls, phalln- m h ’ oI V lH m o r i ' Md' M ..psis orchids ami lilies of the val- f0,t of H>ltlm<>r>' M<1, days on a business tt ip to Miami. 'll.Dr. and Mra. H. Wayde Rocker, Mr. and .Mrs, Samuel Grrson Lylllan Bnyl# of Duke Ui soil Mr*. W. K. Kirehhoff, Jr. ' m u . n ..k * r. i . .. . m.rn „ » have returned to their home here ‘j y i v i A M o u R i i By Capl. C. II a Hit I at Mr. and Mra. Fisucls Marl- honor, and bridesmaids' Miss ' I ,r rlv*d,'tnV Jlfb trom an riileimiv* trip In the Harold M. (tiffin, professor of vote.' ot John II Sict-oo Mill ether entertained on .Thursday nice Laity of Durham, ff. C„ Mis. i T ' M North verslly in Del.and, will unpen. ns g o .-I su|ol*| ... .. n v it.il ,,f pn' ' ' • " i i m u v Y it Mr*. J. A. Illrkeuincyer has honoring their graduating daugh- Klisabcih Allen, Miss PMrlcIa . t T h ' . l . The regular monthly meeting of l*H* (,f the Margaret D «vls I'biio.^ Sc IiimiI ln'iiue |iii"st ij|nl fttihorniu been rnnfiiir.l to her home with Jfer, Miss Hyrbra Murker, Nilas Wuller of Durham, and Miss Uoyd F - Bo^ ' ; ____ U iiitti l l t t nn Injured back Tlie sprain was W. S. I'. S. of the community ulghl ut the Haufor.t Woiilni.'s Cl.lh. Ml G irfm i - well kim m i in OTiaie Kirehhoff end Miss Carol Peggy .Smith of Greenville, N. O. Niellmdlst Church was lo-l.i MonH*»ford having appeared <»< a imml>e. ot l’..o .i-i t lot, j.i.i civic caused when she helped l» push J«an Meriwether with a picnic si ........... ..................................... day evening In the church. The program*. heir car out of the sand. ganl.ando .Springs. - u in t:n Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stickler of oo hoslnes* se-sbo. were, The group enjoyed swimming " r ' S U ' f t w i s i r r , i i ! 2 2 2 . » * » v . " parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hot i Hunt X w r i-. from 2:00 o'clock .until late in skirts with small l.osil* hows In matin, for the past several days. .Miaml aiwl fh**lr two rhlldrtfl# ‘M,,M ,I, , V J»v M r«. f 1111*• H i lk r , p n t | ( ' l i i h P | h | u j >m Paul ami and Pal, j^pnit spent Inal last w weekend I 1,1 " llJ " » '.n *rheo group. "” served Heim V I'ani ##litlH l|^rM *,^ u | i , The Th** s.M-lel to^lal J* + h vivn l with u itli Apple H h iy >lak«* | v »i u m \ the afternoon’ when a dlllrlona lhe bark. Tlie maid of honor car­ »l Ihi* the P. Anderson*. was, N le* W M ec iIlIlIhI uo M thef suoee l.y neat.... .pm at I*. D. H. A iM rnnna . V !"1 }*. '" ‘''‘"Ing the mrellng W M, |J 7 N W M t HH th w » c r hv t'i•■■11m 1,..n a• .(..tAiivr 1 ' ,u r was rnnktd over the ried a bouquet of pink roses and Mr. and Mr*. Hi. Clair White or fireplace under the sop wore a rnronel of pale blue veil­ 111 and children Jane and Johnny >«* «itli u | \ u \ 1,1.1 \ Mrs. Hrekwidth of the "K-ft" ' , ' Tlmr^r. - A t f o . G n t ................ ........ . ......... * ‘ con-. arvlainn of Dr. 1 Rocker, ing. Mr. The bridesmaid.* carried Am­ left on Honday to spend a months Clot, ha* gone l» Pennsylvanial „,v>r<| ,|t v „ |an,‘ vlsltina Seventeen new inrmlie,* were ,'N|' ,,f fnmlv Pto kr.l ihe PAHA till I N Kirehhoff aml Mr, Meriwether. erican Beauty roses lied with vacation In Charleston, H. C. and where she will spend a j O v I,^ M i t [ .................. .!»• Hemlnnle High ' ‘ N IA t S Moving pictures of Uia graduates matching rlhhmi* and also wore Fnolehrksi.org, Va. month* varail.ii. visiting friends M ....... . ,.„rv I School Pep Club .m Thursday >** , K«i*»»‘*t nod of ....... . soml a ware taken during the •afternoon. blue coronets. Joan Latty of Dur­ toed - ni r- u * w-r: . i. a . « c w " r ." i:i;,S „ .^ ............ ... ' r 1,1 : *........ . ' i, h d^FollowIng the supper water- ham, N, L\, niece of I he bride­ Mr. ..ml .Mm J.. M. Anders ari. u„, ,(r,1N,| „f „ q, afternouo at the >ch.»d N e w , 1................... Mrs. H. M. Lloyd of Tallahassee melon was served with llie marked groom, was flower girl and wore have returned f.om a business „..... . ........... m.L . t„.,,. m .„ .« I oiemhei* O.entn.-is 01. 10. bided loileil Msiv .MStv Ann .Villi lto> liny I | .. _ >. pound, P ounce tn.y, Ih o i . May (p ,I llienibet* m. lmled Ms. t Am i H..> | pieces being belli by Miss Olyvc a .Ires* of pale pink organdy has arrived to spend some lime nip to Allniita, Go. layer. *Clintltlll. WailE llin ,i ll I. \M1 I I M I S M n N D W T i n t.lie tt’I . e n r v f . i o r t l i Ion loll. W a n -, Ellen in Hanford with her sister ami Ann Adam* and /eke MrNab iilmmed with la c with g garland Drigger*. Miucella Halts, Eli/.aOften alt Itelirng *.'j»lp can lie I »K M Il H r•N A M IHHitt" .Mr-. Pal lilniikeiislilp Its* been i ll.Id, l.ot I lie (Irsl ioi Tbe. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A L. who received prise*. The guest* of flowers In her hair. Hhe car­ tlsiting will. Mrs. Florence Davis m il Wedn.'sdav eve... 10' til tl.e Id It I'pi pettier, Denise Steven*, reb el ed In ml.lim e it Ini-1,1, with | enjoyed dancing uniil a Jate I..... . ried n basket of pink rose petals. Betts, clunK Mat tin. Foitlish, a ....... ol eottoo 1 1 1 tm. t,,.,.., iVei tind family for tbe past week, Lampligbl Grill In Winter Park. Caroline Gurollne M M.-lin Dr. Latty hsd a* his best man Those iilvlted to lie with Mina Mr. mid Mr* Jack Madden, I be .egolar bl-iitmitbiy meeting Edna Miclieln I'm n l) n H o d -in i, w ith w itch h n sc l Henry R. Hmoak, Jr. graduated Kirehhoff, Miss Meriwether and K. K. Latty of Durham and ushers amt twin daughters, Hobby anil e.’ tin- Met)’* Fellowsltin ( las* of A d n Adam - M ihln-d M lll.'i, h Miss Rucker were Hie Minner were Porter Hyrnm of Cha.lolte, on June 3 from the Medical Coll- Barham, Imve gone to Chum- th.- community Methodist Church Ann Harriidl. J.... Carol Hklnuer, Olyvi- Ann Adams, N. C.t Dr. William McCall, Jr. of tge of Alabama at Birmingham. Png lie. III., W’tiere they expect In meet Wednesday evening nt the IVggv WIIhoii. Mary Anne Galloway, llarliari. Winston Halfin, N. (!.; Holier! J- Mr, Hmoak Is the husband of the pend the siiinliier. lioioe of the president. A. F. l.tdili T ill' d u ll ei.Joyi d 1.0 nil 1I1.V |*l*' , Ann Edenfleld, Kmlsley Meisch Holly, I II of Atlanta, Basel Latty former Was Altos Grantham of Guest* of Mi. T. M. DoIIInoii Financial mutters were discussed, oie .01 S a tu rd a y at Ju n ip e r ' ^ .0 JUtte Duncan, Mary Helen Fite, of Portland, Me., Hnym*r F. Ma­ this city, Sstordav nflermnoi were Mr. nnd and tentative pluo* were made Sn|iriiig* p rin g * in 1.1lour. I J■ • - ., » 01 ill. mi. th-ali. 1 .cum N .so.noun VTila I,eft ter, ilettyc Rene Hull, guire, Jr., George Kldson, Jr., Mr*. It. F. Conner of Hanford. fm erecting a building on the Forest wJier.' various sports and * • / Lawrence Horton has arrived Anita Aiken, Kilim West mor.•lurid, Clarke llerdon and J, L. I.amber\ J.4V V')C)*'l Mis tout Mrs. J K. lirower and 1 lunch ground* III which to hold swimming were enjoyed 1 • j from tha Unlvrrsity of Florida Joann Hiiaoldlng, Anon Corley, ton nil of Orlando dnogbter Nuoey of We*l Palm their meet logs, and os 11 church At a previous 10.'.‘ling the new * , ' • ’ / ' to iptnd tha summer months with Nancy Jean Appleby, 'Cherry 1 / (Qtotf. The mot her of the bride, Mr*, j his; parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. lleai'b were wrek.'iul guest* ill (lie m-rcatliiii renter. The next meet­ president mid vice presiilinl w ee fllngletary, Jane Whltuei, Betty /ivt tn til S*1M ||i U i i ld l i home of Mr. and Mr*. P ll. And­ ing will lie a Nodal event In lie / j" n l f j Jane Wilke, Gladvs’ Wells, Kail, Caswell, w«* gowm d It. rose l.elge | Horton. They had as their guests erson, Jr. Mr*. Iltnwer Is the sister held June lift at tlie inline of elected fo. tlie cooling veil, and I are Jan.'ll.' .leukiosou, president, j , y v 1 3 1 / ' luce over satin with whl.-h she ovar the past wrekend, Mrs Allaan Babcock, Mary Kent* ami Charles Winkle 00 tile l.al.e Trip- mid Betty J«> H0B1.wav, vice pie- | gV ’S ' v/ ^ tf/i,,. , / II wore an orchid corsage. Mra. R. ] hert Dufin^ ami daughter, Miss of Mi Anderson Marilyn Messier. Miss Jmly lliitrliln* of Winter ltd Drive idenl. The remaliitog offieei . will .^ c r / 7 Y j - - - ( ,hGG)H Alin Floyd Cooper, Fred Cooper, H. Latty, slster-lndaw of the F.lltabalh Dunn, of- Gainesville. Park spent a week visiting at the Hoy lislle, of Ha.huurvillr, Jo- elected nl 1. later dale | f,.'' f j , s /■ / Illy Duncan, Dan Batten, Bobby bridegroom, wore a dress of lime Ky. spent several days visiting Mr. aad Mra. Russell Davis re hnme of Mis. H. A. Melhmald. I1til every liuilert riaaou, Angus Mclnuia, Jimmy green also with a purple orchid --------------------------------------— j ,f Mr. and Mr*. I.mi I'elrllln and relatives here. turned Friday from New York Ludwig, David Ceresoll, Wallace corsage. son of Winter Haven have been i*Mana Anderson look part in Ororjfta und M iry S«*uH * y -* City where they attended comA i d Vnurston 'I'yra, Hay and <><!• A reception' »P JM> Orlando visiting with Mrs. Petrilln’s tooth tiay hv tin- pupils of Edith Hocitl's Mr. and Mrs. Itariy Bii.r left, _ , /|1’ y -t T 4wlc Dunbar, John Krider, P. K Country Club followed the cere meacement eaerrlsaa at Columbia er Mi*. K Frnhm. the recital presented Iasi Halm- SVe.loes.lay afternoon .01 their 1 ' \ / 'A ^ B i University where their son Her. Bach, Mike Brown o f -Anna. III., mony. fteroratldn* Included palms, man Mr. and Mr*. J. A llomble and Dancing Hrln.nl of Winter Park honeymoon to Ninth Cmolliii. Middleton received a U lO O f ick Hnow, Arnold Harrington, white gladioluses, mafnolu. buck- J Master of Arts degree from Col- son Amliew of West Palm lleucli Mima's parents, Mr. ami Mr*. P. They an- 1.miming in llieii new nnald Deal, Richard Baas, Ru- leJwrry foliage and cathedral ran- j umblt'a president, General Dwight have recently moved into the It. Anderson, Jr., nllended, and l.illiilnuhtl.', wlitcli wif. .. wedding etna Harper, Stanley Bromley, die*. Prairie lake Apartments, Hon lb bud ss their guest*, Mr. and Mr*. glfl from Mr. and Mrs. Pn.nl. 1 D, Elsenhower. Gaylon Colberboose and 'Z«ke MerlI Path ■' K. Blower, utnt daughter Nancy Hint, Ir., parents of tIn* eimu.i. Fert: Assisting with the reception » s Nab, The P. T A. executive meeting |--f West Palm llexch, Mr. and Mrs. Bins Is the former llu/ei Wilbur R. Keeling, who Is asfrom Hanford ware Mrs. Lloyd f I ■■■■ dr*. 0. F. Sllrklcr, and two childHuntley, dnnglitcr of Prof atul Boyle, Mrs. Ernest Galloway, Mrs. soclated with Holler Motor Hairs, of the I.ymnn Hclmol was lield Mrs. Italpl. Hnnltey, of West W. C. Hill, Mrs. Hoy Holler. Mr*. left on Hunday hy plane for Flint, last week ill Ihe home of J, l> ren, Paul and Pat, of Miami. uh Sgt. and Mrs. Van Dyke Jeffer- t'oiicoril Drive I, 1 ). Lsney, Mrs. W. K. Klrrnhoff, Mich, where he will atlend a Morrison nl Altamonte Spring*. ■on, nti.l daughter Dawn Mrs. C The Lyman Hi Hrb.m.I JuniorMr*. James C. Higgins, Mis. K. General Motors service manager's A mol.lie x-rays mill will ta­ I. Holly and Mrs Edmond Meisch. school. He will also visit in Lan­ Senior prom was ’ held In llu- llnllelt, nod daughter*, ('hi f'lil rt hi. ,01 the lawn between Hi. sing, Mich, and attend a General Longwiiuit Hotel last Friday even -er of Winter Pork motored In I'osl Office u.ut tl.e llotis Mmkrl ^ Memliers of the T rl-H I-Y met Motors hydra-malic school. Mrs. log. The -oluists were Vera Bigg* lend Shannon, and Mr. Henry Hea- June 7 hy the .State Tiiberriilusi* on Tuesday after noon (n the III- Haines, secretary: June McGill, Keeling wll stay with her parents nnd Barbara Roper. I New Smyrna Beach last Nbmday AssiH'latlnn. Free x-rays will Im Mr. Ilnmp Wilder of Miami I to vl*H Mr. no.I Mrs. L. G. Hea fiven hetvveen Die hull. - nf lit Slid Y room at the *rhm4f c f da/mrtnal treasurer; nnd Eliiaheth White, Mr. and Mra. John Herhst at Initial Ion service andelect inn and chaplain. Outgoing officer* include their home on Beardall Avenue. Reach lias moved Into the Prairie ver, tl.e iiarHil* of Mrs. Hnlletl li. Heglslrultiin will place at installation of officers for th* new Carol .Ifan Mi'rlwfl her, president: ... . Mr. Henry Heaver. Mr. L. C the unit. l.ake Aiinrtmenta. year. The effective service was florin rarlln, vice president; Fnyr K. J. Itevnn spent neverat day- Henvrr, formerly of AHammit.' eondorled hy candle light. H|irings, wa* erlrhratlng his 81r.l in Miami Ibis past week. New members Included Joyce Mac Cnghurti, secretary: Marina Mrs. John Sweeney had a birth­ t irthday. Pool health -per la11*1* advl-e Grogan, treasurer; and Jana Ford, Paul Bales Is In Lakeland at- against using old laiot' Mailt-* ■alts, Janette Jeiiklnson, Duncan day party last Wednesday f". Baker, Dorothy Knight,,, Barbara chaplain. tantf in.’ ..... ling the annual Methodist M'lssor* or needles in renuiclnc " " Idenliilnliinplv Imi-lv ! Si. n|i|ii'..|.riut.< tnr The purpose of the organitatloij Patras, Carleen H.JIenlicek, H*chthe in n .1 w 1,ml.•I'lnl tint in 1, p itT 'i j||'i> le t The peraonnel of the Hanford rhlldren attending were: Leslie \ J .inference. He l* the Lay de ....ns, They said u«*anilarv "Id Community flitting tools could causa id..... from Ihe Johnson, Marv Rllcii loaning, la to create, maintain and eatend Atlantic National Ranh enjoyed Reynolds, Evelyn Jones, Mona and ligate *% l(ultli''i Hlllierv f It'll I e n lielllll Hill We.ltlmp Is*belli White, Jeahetla Wolfar, throughout iha nrhoo) and com­ itk annual pknlc on Friday, as­ Donnie Anderson, Judy Bowersox, Church. piilsoning. filin' Im I hoi ilitt ul ilnv Mr. ami Mrs. John Holts spent Carolyn Patrick, Pal Hatgrave, munity high atandarda of Christ- sembling at Uni Hanford Boat Kay Bobby, and Susan Htulitiing*. Mai Boyle, Faye Will lama, Betty Ian character. Miaa Rebecca fitev- Work* and boardlpj tha F. K. Care) and Charlene Pennington, Ui*t Monday In Coma Beach. Ba. ralaoreate cervices were Ann Cagle. Phyllis Wyatt, Joy tile em la iha nponaor of the group. Roumlllat yacht. skylark. Tha and John and Barbara Sweeney. To prepare an especially ..... I Mae Jones, Batty J-ou £ satin, Him enjoyad a crulae on tha St. Refreshments « f cakes, Ice cream, held Iasi week at l.vman Hi dressing fur lellore add a little -I'hool. Rev. Jackson, of the IsotgColium, Ingrid Rslerajin, J}el Caacrushed garlic unit Cioinhled lilne i Rtvtr and docked at and cnld .Irinka were served, ami ' I 1 I I *<1 SI I'lim ie l I liti auba, Donna Lou Harper, Penny FinK I.IK CLASH Roumlllat’a Cove for tame* and Ihe children were given balloons wuod Baptist Chiirch- delivered cheese to Ihe ml and vinegai tind the address. aa favArs, Wgllgre, Imureua Cassidy, Kay The meeting of the Fidelia Class aupnec. seasoning*. The Ladles Aid of the Hi Miss Emma Biggs left Wed­ Holtsclaw. Borlmra, F'^tycre and of tha First Baptist Church which Tnok# attending were Mr. and for Barnourville, Ky. I'Hid1* Lutheran Church of Or was to have been held on Tuesday Mr*. George D. Bishop, Mr. and nesday "Officers elected for the new at the home of Mra. I,. F. Gar- Mr*. L, I, Frailer. Mr. and Mra. where she will spend Ihe summer luidn were guests of Mrs. J. 0 . K**per. i.akevlew Drive, Hootlt tsar are Pat Hmwji. president: nar has been postponed until a J. 0 , Hutchlion, Mr. and Mra. R. with her uncle Rov Haile. The Lyman Hi School Glee >ern Park, Wednesday afteriiooo A t Caaauhe, vice ptJildhfttj Haial later date. A. Nawman, Mr and Mra. H. presented their annual Mrs. Elmer I,. Monroe, Fern B Pope, J, L. Ingley, Mr. and Club Mra. a 0. WrBrtde, R. W. Deane. Spring Concert Thuraday evening. Turk, president of the society, Mr. and Mra. R. A. We**on, Mra. The soloists were Vera Biggs, presided. Those present were: C rinp and Clean p M. Beott, Mra Mildred H. Caae, Barbara Roper, amt Marie Poole. Pastor O. E. IJdeit, and Mesdame* Mr*. Gram A. Ehhels nf Chlv- tlinar Mnnrne, Ida Chrlstesnn, Mlmi Basement Cullum, Mlaa Bertie Hughes, MIssOlU* B. fort* sgo left Frida*1 •» retoe.i to I sura Gondersnn, T . R. Johannes, non, Mlaa Garni Okaatarsen. Mlaa kgf home after visiting with hen I. II. Hlansbury, Russell Dirkln Anita Jluanai. Robert P. Mlney, daughter nnd family, the Ralph -mi, 0, E, Kasper, II. II. Write V a lu i'H S o S c i iH u lio n a l ling, Anna Cnurtrlghl, Herman and Roy R. Wright. Frank Blair, Huntlny*. Koeckmann, I t 'Kan*, M. C Frank M, Rail and Louia A. porter at the beak for.many year* imiHt s e e th e m h d icv t* iimii Gaialar were away for aaveral Vogt. I,. B. Ranger!, and the H n y — Society E d ito r • ij” i lEugenla Ann Caswell Wed To Or. Latty B i t z n/ Tl'IiS. mill WHO.! HR Three Graduates Honored With, Picnic V Fern Park News 3 S in tti.'ir. Ilafltl ISk<>|ld R Hi-Y H Initiation ’ And Officer Election v .*&KS Annual Picnic Held By Bank Personnel ROBB’S HOME BAKERY K BIG GRADUATIO ... W a lc h S a le •IS THE WAY THEY LOOK- You (o H ! KACII W A TH I CfllMI'I.KTK WITH IMATCHINt; MRTAI. HAND » rtnatsiaa and Tuesday •’‘Mill JHUIMlltfiMl JPWFlFtl f||i|Vf |I|PHIM * Niiiirft filitil Accord it f!«■lit-flll#il ii nd rtiliM guM |ttdlr cants MHCJ|itl Mttsl tlsmift Ttt « liirlMtlftJ lirscslst* . More then e iloien new styles Easy-to-rent >nnd*rn dials . All are from our Mauler stock JEW ELRY & LUGGAGE �- THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford To Meet Orlando In i, i 0 f • ’ , >. inning without a hit. Jen- rapped out two hit* each in four, Locals Win 2 Of 3 Sanford Seminoles |tenth kina wai safe on an error, atole trips to the plate to pace the Sam Home Run Socking New York Giants second. moved to third on an err- ford attack. Weekend Contests;! Drop 10 To 9 T i l t I|nr tallied in a mlacue by Cm ___________________ Lake And Barry To I Go Into Lead In National Loop Race To DeLand Anglers m" and r,lp- , ! Y E S TE TEB RD A AYY'S ’S STA R S I BS Han'ord ............. outhil Del-and in ... to 12, I Toss This Evening i ............ . ... By A S SO C IA TED I’HKHH the 913,460 Peter Tan Handicap stretch, at Belmont Park with ruah similar to hi* Kentucky Der By ASSOCIATED PRESS by victory. . _ , . Arcadia. Calif.-June B r i d e BASEBALL A. 193.70) won the Washing'..>ii— Commissioner ... ...... - $28,000 ------- Hollywood - . player* Oaka Handicap at th* Hollywood The Saniord Seminole* of I ha hut rosily errora In thr flrat andd Eddie Joont,' Athletic*, homererl | n" n.nou"” j P1 "* |*y JO E RKICIILKB Trl-Counly league dropped a hot- tenth Inning* counted for the San• In rrcH gnmr to IpriI thn t*hll«df»l*••‘WiipjiiiUswl for Jumping to -1■the at Santa Anita Park meeting, The Sanford Giant* copped two rein-, Detroit— 8weet Dream (90) won Iv contested bnttla to the DeLand ford defeat. ASSO C IATED I’MKHH HPORTH W H ITER phla Athletic* to a 3-0 and 4-2 \ , r *ic1"'1 » r« of three weekend content* n« they ,’i'* stated on written application. the 918,000 Maple Leaf Feature tripped ihr Daytona Heach Island­ The home run socking New York Gianla lead th* pack today in an* Anglers yeaterday at the City I Sanford scored nine runs on 10 double header victory i»v*r I IIOMHK BAt.ING ;» » ‘ he K »|r*round*er* and the Orlando Senators, oilier tingling National league pennant lace. Yet everybody i* watch- baseball park adjacent to the Mu- hits *nd committed six error*, Cleveland Indians, while dropping a game to the Day. nlclpal Hell Park on Mellonville. while DeLand'* ten runs came onBobby Shantx nnd Chnrlny liarEpsom, Kn, U n d N|mhus (7 to "t inn those old stretch runners the St. leOtfit Cardinals. nTB.|M Avenun hv a It) to It count in ten 12 hits. The Invader* booted three rla, Athletics— Shantx nllowsJ only tonan*. Nol given much of a chance hrcatiie ol their aging veteram and | Inning, ** m it Friday evening Manager Hal trie* nfipld. DeMar and Loeffler one .................................. hit and no runs In six and English Derby in theMeaSr’s flf* Gruber led hla aggregation to lark ol reirrvei, the Redlurtb liav* turprited one and all by picking up Dcl.and won th* game In the "hared mound duties for the San- two thirds Innings after relieving Ph«‘n Dnkh in history. • Amour f ; ~ ’l 7 - - ^ Daytona, hut the Glanla war* alram al a Mine nearly everyone * ford .lull, whilo Hardin worked Bill McCahan In the opener; liar- I ,r" k ’ - 3 HM,und and Swallow r .. . rJ nlfa|itwi industry trimmed by a 3 to I count aa Lou believed they’d wilt. i t . .. „ behind the plate. Campliell, Parrln rla gave up hut three hlta and no 1 -1 1 ,n’ *• Amsterdam on ManWhite Hox rallied to overcome i Bevll of the Inlander!, and Charlie Two week* ago— after the1 flrat 4-1 deficit In the nightcap. Roll eradUnfnf “ ! h l lh* *n'| lj."ri(h P|trhwl for the Anglers runs In thn same numbar of Inn- 1 N,"w York— Ponder (97.10) wo« h , wherT, m handmade g la uRone of thn Giant* tangled In a half of y May 22 doubleheador— Inga after relieving Carl Schell, I n --------------------------- ------------------------w V i •w.a m.nuflctuTed contlnKuxavn pitched five acoreleaa re- credit for th. second game trl- and Totcn and Sample* caught. heat'd mound dual. thoy were In neventh place, n half P ' K e e lin g and DeMar the nlghUup. The A’a won Irnih end* of doubleheadcr, 3-0 and 4-2. uously from 1848 to 1797. Saturday night the Inlander ag­ step out of the collar. Now they gregation ramo to Hanford and are In fourth place only a gnmc were knocked nut of the loop lead­ and a half behind the pace-netting ing berth by tho Sanford organise* (lianln. tlon. Hanford trimmed the I'a by During the two-week nlrelrh, an S to 7 count, and yesterday the I the Carrln have won II of 13. • * Hanfordlten moved to Orlando to They’ve captured four of thrlr adgo the Scnntorn 8 to 4. ' lent . . . . <lw. ),. toughest tonal.ml kind live, against • the Tonight the Glanta meet the of opposition— Brooklyn and BosSenatnra at the Municipal Park In ton— all on the road, a twin bill wllh the flrat game The Card* made It two In a i o w getting underway at fliSO o'clock, over Boston yenterday, defeating It in likely that nuddy Cake and (he Braves, H-l, and dumping them Larrv Barrv will get Manager into second place, a half game beOr diT'a bill call for Ihn ennteata bind the winning (Hunts. Al llraale tonight. lapaced eight hit* for hi* «i*th virSanford won Imth game* over tory. N A T I O N A L H O M E L A U N D E R I N G W E E K the weekend hy coming from beThe Cards Jumped on Iwmin bind in Ihc ninth to more the need- youngster Johnny Anloticlll for ed run*. four hits nnd as manv runs in the Saturday night at the Municipal fourth Inning to sew up the game. Park the Giants were trailing hy a Htan Muslal bashed his ninth hoi i7 to 4 margin an thoy came to bat er in the sixth off Belief Pllcln-t In the tmttnm of thu final frame. Glen Elliott. Wally Gaddis, veteran Daytona The Giants went Into firs', place Beach righthander wna on the hill, wllh u fl-l victory over Cincinnatiand nearly everyone In the park A two-run first Inning Immer by had thrown In tho sponge, hut the Hid Gordon, followed by Walker Sanford players had Just begun to Cooper's four-bagger with two on, fight. gave Pitcher Larry Jansen a wide Charlie Peplo opened th* Inning margin. wllh a roller down the flrat base The cellar-dwelling Pittsburgh line and he beat It out for a base Pirate* dropped Brooklyn into hit. Tonroff and Lake were walked third place, a full game from the by Gaddia lo fill the base*, then top, ilcfcutlng thn Dodgers In a ' Johnny McMnnus Jammed a alaal- m.inning tussle, 8-4. Ralph Kin- 1 Ing smash hack lo Gaddia, who rr '„ cm, homer of the........ . was aide to knock the hall down t|„. overtime battle, and throw Peplo out at the plate,' Philadelphia and Chicago dlvld-! but the bases were still Jammed. t.j „ ,|ouhlchcadcr, the Phil* winIhc Fred Welter rolled to Shortstop n|n|| „|wner, 7-2, and the Cuba Gua Montalhano. and on thn. play coming hack to eke out un H-7 trlA m o s i n g T r i p ! * - A c t io n W o n d t r l u k Montalbano threw to Secondhaae- umph |n (he nightcap. Hlglithandman Jack Healey attempting to er ||un|( jiorowy ,, a five 1$ S k y M o I P i n t A u t o m a t i c nip Lake, hut all men were safe h|tt„r jn f|rMl to register and Tnncoff crossed the plate. The ' h|„ thiri| „tralght triumph over W a t k o r i v o r y F a m ily C a n A N o r d I haeca were still loader!. Tommy (h,„ f„ rmer cjub mates. TMI Cataldo singled to left field, send_. .. . . . n i.,...i •„ •),„ Ing Lake and McManus across the second The *'u,» ° " In , l "-0 f * M M \ ^ s d f ^ lo u a e tm a im m m «m t m See the wnnderful new Bendix Economat game,,,,ew hut ■wun Ihn ninth •A•* plate and Welwr pulled up when Harry Walker, ex-l'hll, Wether in action! Sports In Brief I For Famil SSS?.P there’s no place like home THESE ARE THE WASHING MACHINES THAT WILL WASH Your Clothes -- So White -- So Quickly - So Thriftily Nowl Irani BENDIX... m ss s i f t KW ilSh tort: ' U S Intentionally walked Jonea to flll . fwt "nueoae bunt, the bag*, then Crmnla Kavakls ssa S?Lis H.n Andy m ............... m A m "THE WASHER THAT COULDN’T HAPPEN!” so w The newest, simplest, automatic washer at the world's lowest price! Starring the( ( amaiing Wondertub! This flexible tub made o f merexaloy revolutionizes washing, draining, squeexe-drying. And it's » I - The American League lending worked Hash for a walk lo push Naw York Yankaea finally were ike winning run acroaa th* plate. Ii#<t#n on the road whan lhey split . While Kavakla was at bat, a douhleheader with Ihe Brown* Demina lannrhfd a vlgormis pro- In HI. Igiuls. The Yankees made It Uat on a hall culled by I’lale Urn-.four III n row winning the opener, plre Burk, nnd In Ihe melee Muck M , hut the Brownies ended an tlsent Demma to the shnwera. Be- game Inalng alrcuk winning the fore the Daytona Beach manager, second, 7-41. had hobbled hla way to the left! The Tigers earned a spilt with field exit, Kavakls had walked and t|M, Boston Bed Hox, coming bark I the game was over. i|„ win the second game. 1 1 -8,1 Yesterday In Orlando Joe Hf)r|. Boston had won the opener.' Brhultx and Jack Rohark tossed 5.J1. Hornets by Ted Williams and th* Hanford victory. Jim Romeo Batts, each with one on, went the route for the home club, helped Joe Dobson win over Virgil I Truk*. The Cleveland Indians ninllmied lo find Hunday a sad Sabbath loa‘ ubl n Ing both ends of a douhlrheader to 1 the Philadelphia Athletics, 3-0 and a 4-2. Thn A'a had some sensational >. relief pitching by Bobby Shantx j „ and Charley Karri*. I | Eddie Joont hmnered In each' t game, his llth nnd I'Jlh nl the * year. * it | Washington and the Chicago » White Hox split one-run ................ J The Henaturs winning the o|H*ner, a 7-fl, anti the White Hox taking llte 1 second. R-4. A sipierie hunt hy I hI Stewart pushed across the ninth i i n i Inning run that w..n for Ihe Sen> i n i atom In thr opener. Capped by a 0 t,n in 0 homo run by Can* Michael*, the „ Total* u- in Hanford ...... non nnn Inj— l Orlahilo nio nnn oio— | tlrounded out for liomao In , ' 5r,J Mai mtwakb liar**, Jutinsiin, Varner. Ilrlclnab, Taylor. K-Johnnon. Illll --llrownlne . Mali*. Mallnnwakl eclmlln. :'loll an, llrlileak, Kar•It**. Ware*, noliaek. lll-Varoar i*1-' Karaataa. Ili-Haraa. * it*** IJrlelaak, ‘I'uv. 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'd e f e n d a n t . rtttlTbra'Jfd V. util de1 ."%*.*•?« S a m m y added the Nntlonal C c lc - man show here Saturday ulghl Ity hancery N„ T i m . .......................f“v*;' '«•1^'*T»U?iTw.«n hrltles title to his collection yes. lirenklng two records and scoring tVITNKMM my hand and official sriil at danforil, Hemlnote County, Name of inunofuctorcr and trade terday. 20 of (icurgia Tcch's H2 W points of paint mint he listed. » _ i _ ,, . , , Klorlda. this 13th dav of May. Isis HHMINUi.M CCU'NTV IIOAItlt uK l "'’ n»*»f«ff«*»' •»» which he did as the Yellow Jacket.* successfully (> l». II I! It N PON I nu.lt.' INHTItt'CTliiN it Innlea III for his opponent* In defended its title in the 281h an­ t'lerh Circuit Court Heinlnole t'oiinly. Klorlda T. tv. I.awton. Meirstarjr Ihe open starling Thursday at nual meet. fly O t.. Ilu nl t.. K Jordan. I Im Imlrn lr n * inii------s Ch icago. This eet*together will mark the ____________________ Jwtrk. Osorala: seventh anniversary of Guadal. our Vn" * ‘r'* "*r*l,>r "•,i“lrrd to file appearanee on IStlt day of ranal, the nation's first offenxlwn The English languages Is apok- uiie. 1P4f* In a certain soil fur against the Japanese In World on today by more than 270 mil divorce Insllluled auolnsl you In Ihe Clrcoil t’mirl of (lie Ninth' War II. lion people, of whom more than Judicial t'lrciilt, In and fur Hrmln All former First Marine Dl- half are Americans. ,.tn t'oiinly, Ktorldn. an althrevlai. •*•«* «aee hein* IKxINK *•* ■ tiliilnltff vn" nHIITIt IUi IIKUTA llriiN lr J ilt v s a f .ir d III:— J BEHHE1TS SB* ^AYONHfll^ P f f O N N A I S E ^ WHISKEY - WINE RUM -GIN ★ t ★ ★ ★ NICK’S PACKAGE STORE 410 B a a f H Av m in H K A I, tllT IIH N oll e- Is hereby alveu llial we are riiKiiged In liuslnesn nl inn Hanford Avenue. Hanford, Kbirliln. . under Ihe (Iclltioiln name Howard I lln trtrr Wholesale f 'anfectlonnry and Hint we Intend to register said mime pursuant to Ihe terms of Hie "Kiel It limn Name Htnlute" I n -w it: Her MS nt* Klntlitn Htallllen lu ll wllli Ihe Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court of HrmImdc County, Klorldn Howard Uotelrr, Jr. Sire. Klorence M. tloleler Owners. Dr, Henry McLaultn OptomelrlMt 113 Magiwtla A v e. i'k o a a I I I IN T IIK C r t lC t f lT C P U I I T (IK T U B N IN T H J P IH C 1 A I, cm . C H IT , IN A N H KO II H B M tN d l.B i C O U N T Y . Kt.i ill I PA IN C H A N C R II T Nl> T i l l C IIB H T B II H Ml lltll AN C o liipU lim n l. K IIA N C B 8 H IIA W P s p riX a n l M o tH IA N im ilR C H (IM ItB H O K P I ’M I.IC A T IU A TP K IIA M T H H IIA W Ml till I AN. c/n Mrs. Ilrucs K lm lilr, IH r i K lm bollon. Ohio You are hereby ordered In up. pear (In person or liy altn rneyi In Ihe C ircu it C ourt, of Heinlnole Cull lily, Klorlda. on or before ihe Aulium was second with 07 Sam shot rounds of tlft and Otl Ini pnluts. Alnhnma's freshman-team the two-day event, his 13J total scored 21, (Icorglft it. Alnhaiiih topping that nf his closest rival. 14. Tennessee II, Emory d. Ogleihmpe. r .ti.diphis N.tvy In n ­ George Failo, by four strokes. The tournament, sponsored by ing Center It and Georgia Teel the Washington Tost with pro­ freshman 2 4 . ceeds going to the campaign to[ Fowlkes set new leeurds in tlm fm I | m < 8 h m Har M Masse l *• la* h i h i Bi Hue taeeeflea i|*e I m i i i i s N H I ijZe jaaertjaa Be ee* ilae leeestlea M M * H IM te» PHONE 148 A | f "fe e i M AM ’ A w ill W M p . , MM ra I H M la ,‘ke tsleeeeae keek, fa M is t s le t (Bis s h s s i i b m • M f t a e e rs rlls s i la a t east *4 la ee> S t s s u l li. la erAar fas m la task i Ika tear eeattkta w ir t f * . a ll W e a l Ada asaal ka •a s a t sffisw ee ike e e r kafsra s a M M IIa e . n e t M s s d l i aa iwasadtetal* II aa arsas aseece la saw* ad. Sa reaanaafkl* fa* I asets I *• r THE SANFORD HERALD^ 1~ FO R KKNT — I business MUSIC STORK -Records, Radio ‘ G O O D A N D HA IF* see your Reg. $2110.60 H pe. dining Repair. Priced below inventory, Agency Owner has other interests, Th* room suite tHli.00 Associate 1 used 6 pc. drop leaf dinette 20.06 Music Bos, 110 W. 1st. St. San­ or phone 1 used 3 pe. living loom suite 34.06 ford. I used 3 pc. liedroom suite 70.06 1 used 3 lie, living room suite 20.06. \2— Special Hervicetr — 12 A N EW two hcHronin house near the city limit;-, very nice and 201 0 »AP ,IU1H Hi S ' N Phone , « V E N E T IA N IILINPH made to or* I hone IJ7 St,mlm)1, Venetian Blind priced to sell nl IMlfiO.OO, Terms !r° h B Kn i b ' u O IL DRUMS, Hravy 66 gal. gal- Co, H20 W. 3rd. St. Phont arranged. van lied drums, rlean, I6.IHI i-m-li 1162- W while thoy last, — -----— — — —— TH R E E bedroom house, very modern hardwoisl floors, i SUNK AHIK Glass A Paint Co. NEW FI.CORS surfaced to perfechath*, nice grounds, good neigh 111*114 W. 2nd. StL Phone 320. t|on. Old floor* made like new, bora. Terms. G E N E R A L M O T O R S D IESEL finishing, cleaning * waslng, EN G IN ES * Portable power plant, 28 years I have businesses wetl established Power for Irrigation. Hkw Mill, eaprrlenre In Seminole County, operating profitably. Refrigeration, Dragline a n d II. M. ( Henson, Lake Mary, I have ranch lands, Improved and other Applications. Ksptrt Radio Repairing unimproved, from do acres In *"£ ''r '" 11" 1Wt,*^.,Fi.0r,?"t t Fred Myets, 311 E. 2nd. « l Engine Hales, 3.12 East Hay HI. . . . 50,000 acres, also timber lamb Jacksonville, FIs. 0 A I.L 617 for Battery, Generator with Pilie, Gypresn A llnrdwoml H ILL M m 'Kitchen sink with !?<, ® , £,F rl " t f ! * W.S'v>,n’* I*. A. W IIIIIIK IN , SR. First back. Plmne 43-W after « P. M ,U ,,c r y ^ ‘ vlcc, 301 119 S. Park Ave. Phone IZMt Ht. O IIN H O N HcnliurKi’ 22 Onllioard , SEE UR FOR Mnlnr, limit A Trailer, $376.00., M IMEOGRAPH P R IN TIN G Plimic I2II7-J. NEAR W A TER FR O N T LOTS AND TY P IN G Lota il, 4, 3, it, 7, A H of llluvk II ....... is fur DORIES A G A Y high. C R E D IT BUREAU OF i|iinllty P A IN TS. EN A M ELS Mayfair also lot 2 of lllock 12 HANFOKD ■mil VARNISHES. Mayfair. Priced from IMMI.00 to 116 N Park Phone 180 Always "(test for the South". , _ 1700,00 Terms. STANLKY-ROGEHS H AR D W AR E ORLANDO Mornlnir Heittinol. Or COM PANY Iambi Evening Star, Call R*l|ih Imla 34, 36, 30, (thick 2 flint seeHop Mnrvnnla. Price 1460.00 Hi GAL. General Electric lint ' **nB"*‘ each. Terms. Water Heater, excellent cnndlE t.r.fT R lC or lion. $40,00, 1018 W. First Hi. A C ETYLEN E Luts 10 thru H I--24 thin 21 lllock IIO TP O IN T refrigerators, ranges, WELDING I Highland Park. Also 1, 2, A 3 Sanford Motor A KqpL U water heaters, home freeiem. Block 0 Highland Park. Price 208 W. 1st Street Itaiulall Electric Cn, •260.00 Terms. t ROOMS furnished apartm ent, lww kitchen unit, full Hotel M b Lota 30 to 43 inclusive, second sec­ vice In eluding utilitlm, llama. utilit tion Fort Mellon $106.00 each. j j laundry A maid aervieea. Mr. tiv -\ . t Small, Valdai Hotel. Lota t, 2, 3 ll|oc|( 0 Highland Park. AY t H E Cowan Apta., . co«rsnlently located aeroaa frem the Oarage Building A -l condition dote to uptown business dis­ Foal Office, one room efficiency trict. Priced to sell, with terms apartment, modern Ula bath, to suit purchaser. kultable for bualnaan rouplc or Individual. Phou* M0. C. A. W IIID IH IN , HR., Broker WlfLXkA APARTMENTS, 116 t l f H. Park Are. Phone 1281 # W. * Flrat Street. — 5 HI— lluHineHH i ipport unit ten ’OR FARMS, hi« as, property and arrmgc, H. A, tit rout Really Orle R. Mathieus, 1307 E. Becoiid Hit eel M ifsN WeealJi • Biaee Article* F o r Hal* ft- M i l d e m II (• s I s I l i f t ' S I n > m W liilc There is mine liHIni at uni |iiiie (H m lit.Y is n e v e r tit' n e e itli-n t. Im i llig lt illlt 't il in n s, a n it i‘l'1 1 e l l ' ii t. m ill a k illlt t l e \ e i iit in n . < alt os tor respiilisllili- eimn-is a lm » ill Hiiaraulei- I hen »oik SANFORD PAINT & CLASS (-0. "S iinfm ii's I.ending I'nint A til:i s-. St m e" I 'l l o N F 117 S h . I*A It K Free K e lire n Furnlahed Aroom a A apartment*. Day, week , .... . m ot month. Phone 1»-.R or 1481. '* nave h*v« for ,or sale* 70 70 acre* *crc' nf grove end tiled land, being part or the d A fllN — Furnished, $26.00 Mo. Fiah Estate, land* east uf San­ Inclndlng utllltiea. Mrs. Dugford. Priced reasonably, flee gins, A seal* t>odge Rond, OaaD, L. THRASHER ^wlherry, Fin, Phone 646, unfurnished gang* njM- gna ■toil*. Adult* only. 8300 MellonN WtUf. $— Article* For Halt —A 1 0 ;rooms- * tilth apt. 116 N, :t»:i THE * MM IT rout am a I trot Tf U N M I K COION nun ISIU T1NI IKKFNMW COLON a a b a s .J ta a f A iiw ;i\ . tin - re.iHlt nf ■lit eel lull, in ii-llt g o iit \VK A U l’U l'H 'lA T I1: Ytil It U \ I IMtN \(.i; set liy Auburn In 11)27. co ami Cliongo Gunsales are main­ stays uf the pitching staff. It was NEW YORK. June n i/l'l II no cinch in ge ihetii out -if Mmiterrey. Mexico, us tliey tin not cost only ataiut flixi in transport­ speak English and it's very little ation espensSN to assemble the Spanish I speak. However, with l.srrilo. Tea., Glass l> ball club my loud talk, hand and arm wav­ that Is making things hotter than ing, plus some good American a Texas sum me t io i ihe Kin money, t wns side In laud them *1 unde Valley League And Nuevo Laredo, Mr. Peters, living Giaiu s how (Jrneiul Managei Muse with the customs service, was aide Simms' e7pi*hi* U fi'lr Uie' isjii'cCU \ [o geV them into tin- Uhv n of npernlnra who think It's lieces- . egal riuiU1, md 'V,,J .J. , **•ry In have major league bath- j have unulltei Ivaiu I ml make -a ............. good race. in Uu ||ig■ ami amt an Hit uversluffed oversiutieit payroll , o""” . liaguii llig to ........ lean. In tne bushc. "t>ur | ml the »1 »y«* i* hen ami pn-sldi'til, George Peters, sut uu dull I care tn travel t<« plat with anil trained the first American other teams. I A ja 1 flSoftCBO CAR M 0 T K PAINT By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr. il— Heal fcirtiile For Sal*— ,‘l O AK nr M JU s r. r Slop il, biny.it nr up lilitlprsipiirkly.safely. PAINT WITH Sports Roundup Use HERALD Want Ada •1 "V in t C u n 't I leu l II ini *J iiji lit > " Y im t 'n n ‘1 I lent it lm I'tie e " combat Juvenile dcliiuiuency. was I low hurdles and 22U-ynid naan, lie the most successful In the three* also won the KHbyard dash and year history of the event. An es- broad jump. He ran the low huiiltlimited gallery of more than* 10,* It" Ip -23 3 to tiettei the old ircnril ootl watched the competition. o| j23.7, It was an assorted, colorful l|t*» *|llf Totlt competition, to sav lh« least. The milt’ reunique tournament brought to- Dickey (lettered.the half gether outstanding figure* of the ( w ,h l-M — . n nut sace's Ism IIU government, military, entertain Hchleidcr set a nett mile mark ment and sports worlds amt aim with t ;211.6, Chut lie Davis of Ala­ Ptodlived performances bordering bama cracked Ihe 440-yard dash *on the Incredible. Labor .Secretary record with :4M.6 unit Georgia Maurice Tuldn look ala strokes Tech’s Jack Corriiliin smasm-u to get off the first tee, Just to give the 440-yard hurdles riii-uril with :58.«. an Idea. Auhurii's Olympic man, Whltey In the women's division Grace Lcntcyk of Hartford, Conn., took Overton, turned In one of the out­ top honors with a brace of 74'a, standing performances "f the the I4H living two strokes better evening when he won the twomile run by ii bunt one foot in a than the total of I'eggy Kirk. Huh Hope took the honors stietch drive with Tennessee's among the better men amateurs Tom Scott. after a spirited contest with his The time was 11:27,0, three sec­ old rival, Ring Cn*'by. Hope had a onds under the old record 73 yesterday for r two-day total «#> o.gm lech also broke the of 147, two atroki better than mile relay ifcnril with 1:18.7. The ; Crosby. time was two xcrouils uiulei the maik P O IS O N I V YIVY-DRY S n aim I t U i t f th* stair* i li a s t m for s f -w m ts ■ UM*. Hours parllcnlxly how ilia nils He ■a** from III* lltti mill amt oni nf tt-n ■all-blxddar t a d ihnit* Inin ill* imall UitMtln* ehai* II mltra wlili Ihs parUr dlffSStad (nod put hrlrw Ilia ■Inmarh ■ lit I* a ntctaaary tdltiiirt In t<"<l<er illatkin. It* iliaanc* iiimii Ilia Iti-sillioa B ••itably caua** piiiirlarium *nd f*r ■ttniail uon. N A IU R R 'B n A M i r n 81GNAL8 ^ When y our xtomarh, liver, nnd gnd bladder nave been upset by Impmpt.r eating or drinking, nr wltm tliey ate not working well hcneive rrtm - -d mnl pulrtfylng food nisGer In Vinir liliespoisoning your body, liata Ii polionlnii ynur entire body. had t.isle In your mouth, your enftsa land tobacioi love tlu-ir natural flavor, your food does not aijree wilts you; you may have heartburn, cae and d h o vp'llt. you may be troublrit with helrlilnc nt nlglit the gas In your bowels may press upon your bladder makJn« you get up Irrqiien:* ty, Unis breaking Into your ileep. In •tit- morning you are tired In* stead nf rrficshvd, Urndunlly lo u t health Is lnip.slc-tl Your rniiiplexliili may bemme sal­ low or Hiltons. dnrV N iirs nmv appear under your eyes, you may frrl fary, dull and Irrll.ibte or blue and nvetanrhollr. Vmi may tuivs frequent rnldl ira ln irh i or ibilt ticad-nrhe, your howi Is stop iii. ii free, full amt naturn] action; yhu have rnusllpatlnn. ga- iiulrrfiuflots and self poisoning rthlcvllnal toxsemln" or ' ncut* gaairllli" ns many doctors call III, HO W T O G E T HK I,IKK Yon run relieve this condition^ nautiliv nu-nilaht. by inking Calotaba nl hfiltnnc nmi drinking water Ireely next dny The beneftrlal efleds of Cxlntnhl lie In the f.n-t Hint they nre i l l laxaMve. 121 ntUlscptln to the tutrstlnel, l3» dlllfrtlr to the kidneys. i4> effec live in relieving symptoms of bilious-' '.'.ess mid unde gust rills due In ronatlpallun nt faulty digestion f?Sml ens nre pienvsnt tn take isiigsr 1-ii.itedi. promiil and etTerttv*. T r y them anil ver rntlnw label dl- i you. tooner nr or Isicr, Isirr, Iliegin m-rIm to feel •orw of tne fm ’pllowlni symplnms Your breath may heroins onplrax■ oni tMlUoala), your tonga* coaled, a rcciluns. At your druggist*'. HT K A Y IIir iT tf YOUNGSTOWN cabinet s i n k s LAWNMoWhfltS Sharpened, hi $70.60. RANDALL ELECTRIC- cycles repaired, luck nnd key CO. | work. No wailing— work guarMAYTAG Washing Machine. 46 •nle.wl' W . Bhuman, 310 model Ted Oglsgby, 2nd. house ftS** *}}:• t3?itf0T^<au ?, W. iSlmler'* Blofe, Olnderville. i • (Formerly with Wllllnm* Halt ■ >— ♦■" — a*— / SHOD). • , _j, I AUTO GLASS Inatalled. Mirrors Is Y e AM -M IX llouao " Washing, and furniture top* mad* to or-! Entire outside area Including! der. Store fronU and steel sash *cr#ens. Frro estimate*. Phm.s! Kissing. Prompt expert work- collect Oviedo 2061. I HFNKASi'lK Glass A Palat Co. iYlItRSToME’S New Service De* 112-114 W 2»g s T * PkolL a * , partment--complete brake reLLLm_W^2ad. HI. Phong $66. rin#i_ 0volhauls; brake drum* turned; master Cylinders re­ ({—ARTICLES WANTED—• paired; new brake hose Install­ ed; lights, horns, ignition, motor tune-ups; spark plugs cleaned; lllgnest cash d Gl* paid t*t t front end rebushedt king pinsfurniture. Tad Dana Fund bearings, shock aheorbers; car­ f^ JO TK Ja tJF k JM ^ ^ buretor oil fllterii wheels halencsdi muffler) tall pipes; floor HELP WANTED male; Imdy tighten!net radiator hose| fan belts ( Guaranteed Girl Wanted Work, using beat material *1____ French Pastry a saving, Phone 18 fur es■ for cashier JIn grocery store. n » rfx,'ry 1 tlmatea. ftajumlna Av«. ____ ____ FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dinner* everynlght, 81,00, HOMER’S. tijW.,available ParlPApl*. I*th * Apply 329 SanforrT Ave, | F lK E H TO N E STORED ^ ^•riigpr Phone ^i676-M i r i w .■ sell nr ■ ---------------- J . g g g = a g l ' . I l l M. laL BL CA ROE Furnish aid apartment, flit Hill’s Swap trade mbst anyth mb Han- II— WORK WANTED Park Ave. full IIno of GALVANiZEU Ave. Phone •nd BRONZE SCREEN. f ROOM houeeTlurnliheitl, Ideal LOWER PRICES, Expert Pvt AH weights In ROLL HOOFfaegtion for ehlldim RL 8, Boa repairing, 0. C. Fallows, Home lwwet We-both lose when you don't Shop, top, .1700 Sanford Ave. Ph*M F e r ^ jU A L f T Y , SERVICE and bring yeur prescription* to iua-j, Laney’s. Phone 103 TH A O TG R W b l S iS S s warden pints. Phone raae*n,tble mi##. eyDavId E. Carpenter, H O llE Laundry Wort — KAtTinuaHifrY Garage A “ — ' - *“ L" Celery A At '— Bus UekAL bitwaen Bus tion and 6tli. and Oak. 610 A C T O M O IU L E H - I *'$2 i*« e.T'Vr-b* ‘‘ }'£ : ■....... - 1 *, ’ '* ------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 f- �•»• ' \ . -------------- v " 'A ! - gy 'lV r r r , " ' m a : — ,7. m . 4v l i i i ^ e | P ■• •■ - • PACK BIGHT 8 rcvw *i£ MONPA T JTOtf «. IM i i AW BiisB* Stetson G raduate Hear 5 Principle* Needed In World Chambers Testifies Club Sttck-Up ii Herald Contort - iraatlaaed ,F#fBi F#«a® aa» ‘ already mot town. N m I i‘ employed In the trade agreement I vary fond of popaleklea and ride* section of the State Department. dally to a nearby store to get oua. £ ; Earlier, Stryker drew two new She la already looking forward * admissions from Chambers that he eargerly to tha two waaka thflAto himself hail comrrdtted perjury. It DPI,AND, June ft-(Special ) — she will spend with her pwagtf** brought lo three his canfeaslona Five principle* necessary to the at the beach In July. Mr. N d l ^ ,uf perjurious arts tine* the trial rebuilding of nnr wnrld were riven U local agent for Tamlaml Truck began. (o the 180 member* of (he gradLinas. I Chambers acknowledged that he ualinr class nf John B. Matson Final voting will taka piaea knowingly lied under oath In University by Rev. Farl H. EdlngFriday whan pictures of lha five ; statements before th« House fon lao night at (he Drat nutwinning runner-up contestanta Committee on un-American Activ­ door baccalaureate service In .(ho will be published, together with a ities last August, Forest of Arden, natural.amphi­ :'"r i ballot blank which voters may ■! Ills*, one-time high State De­ theatre on the university campus. usa to pick from the five, “The; partment official, Is accused of The Rev,, Mr., EdlngtptL pastor I Most Promising Cltlsen",.. who * lying when he denied before a of the First ‘Baptist C h u M r of ' > / .' v wjl| bo presented I m spy-hunting trend jury that he 8t. Petersburg, ha« he|d Impor­ Jeweler with. A M i turned over secret government, tant post* In the Baptist Church The five children In Florida, In Alabama and In (ho Ll r u1*1?,*"' Clair# TrrVor. Brian Uonlevy ami Dorothy l.amour In n tensu itmn* the final mntenti l . _ __ Southern BUpllst Convention. ■■ In X .r d on t w S ^ r j r r y kfnujm ■ ,,,t from “™ E l-U C K Y S T IF F ", a United Artist, roles*. Showing ten, Dorothy Jardlne, Linda Har­ The Hon. Owen J. Robert*, for­ vey. Rara King and Penny PuWrr. screen nit Tuesday «rut 'l Just before the trial adjourned mer Arsoclati* Justice of the Parents of winners are eligible Friday for a weekend reee**, Unlled State* Supreme Court, de­ to receive ticket* to tha Rita I, til flh*ruber* admitted under croaalivered the nddre** at the unlverTheatre and may obtain these by examination that he had commit­ ■Itv'e 00th annuel commencement calling at The Herald office AU ‘‘ 'flvCV. ted perjury before the same grand ohntogiapha used In the contest ^ r ^ t i r " 1"* f" **" ,,m # IXleStoi 7hefl,lli,htWl,'kldneyhl,"nd' Jury that Indicted Him. have keen taken by Robert L. Stryker, slashing at Chambers' Cox of Risei Studios. j Other event* on the commence"'"/!* * *b',V', ,,l1" * " r'* ' veracity a* ■ witness, drew the ment program Include a concert hv . The third bandit grabbed Ml** •;f ?! new perjury admissions .shortly the Schnol nf Music yesterday N*«y Tbnmpkio* of Ja.ktonvllle, ,% i after the trial returned today. afternoon, followed hy the presf- an<l 'l,lnf h' r .•* ■ backed The first false statement ho dent’* reception for senior* end “ I the lounge. I m ttiaatlassea Feaos P*m b n i !, made under oath, Chamber* tes­ their parents, a coffee at ftjftft thl* „ lb* *>■* “ ‘ r i f k . . driven by Thev were not left behind by the tified, was In answer to a iiiim ' morning honoring all guest* of Stanley Farker, IB, told him lliai tqt; Ye-iti." i .;4 ■Hun hy a House committee mem­ the university, and a luncheon at {be woman wa* III, and asked to The United Statea wna rtpreber, Ren. Nixon (B-Callfi amLthe 12:1ft today honoring dlalingulsh- be lasen In a hospital When the '•ented official lr by Brig, Oanarat srriind In answer to another ed guests and ersdnates, P*lr got Into the truck, the driver Joseph O'Hara, military attachd 'Hun by former Rep. Kail President J. Ollle Edmund* pro- *■" threatened Hy the armed banand Capt. Smith Hutton, naval t It R.D.i tided at last night's harraMureate dll nnd tnld where t«i go. Several attache. service mile* away near the junction of The reply to Nixon's query, the They were welcomed formally wiiness related, wa* a denial that "Our new social order will he '*'■ (|0y «"■'! «'»'* 'he "Id by Mayor A. Ranaud. Tha British V . he he knew knew uf any Communist activlsharnlv different from the on* Ajicpket Highway, the robber t/dd sent a delegation of R A F men.lr^L • "es nf Alger Hiss Involving eaIn which wc have lived," Rev. Mr. ,h", driver lo stop, left the truck «msrl full dress and the F re n c h ^ * ;* » . , pinnage. Fdlngton told the graduating sen* •ril!.,*ll’*PPc*ircd *1 ''? 'he darkness, were represented hy sailors and lore. Announcing as his aiih|ect The Seminole Clnh Is located on marine*. There also was a group "Something To Stand. On," he »•»« <" •*"<*"> *» I he "Id Long Ml** Wllladone Bryant, above, uf New Smyrna Reach, will comi('presenting the Paris American quoted Archimedes' reference In Road, •between Muiiland and |ia <ate wiih u bevy of other Florida lieautle* for the till* of Misa New Union. the rpower of the fulcrum, "If I had ABamoiite Hprlrig*, Ju*t Miiilh nf Smyrna Beach of HNU on Saturday evening, June II, during tha East, — But (her# was not a slatU; (UonttaHod From Pag# Onai something to stand nn I could lift AIL,.mon'*Hpnni* city limits. Coast city'* official *ummer season opening. The gala threa.dgy for presidential leisure of struck American sotdhir present, which the world." bar-lounge ocrudle* Iba festival will begin Friday, and continue through .Sunday. It Will be nlsnts In casts where th* nation'* * ti * e d soma disappointment The speaker named five prlnc). main partof the club with a game held under the auspices of the Junior divisionof lh« New pmyrna among the townspeople. They had health or safety Is imperill,>d. plea nn whlrh we mult stand In ,on,n ,n r' <r> having e sepa- Beach Cliamber of Commerce. Th « dalmatianT That's Just to point decorated their straeta for thfa T h e Administration-!) t r k a d order to steady and rebuild our entrance from that of the bar up the beauties of Miss Bryant, occasion with garlands of ftowtrs. measure provides for nslther Inworld. ( I I The conviction nf "Ond " ml « « »b" "orthslde of the buildOne Frenchman epmmentadi JiiorHun* nor selxures. Alwavs." "We cannot prove Hod," lnK; The door lo the game room-• "You send ua mllliona for tbof> lithar congrvsilnnsl developMe, Fdlngton said. "We^^accept w,hlir '' WIK teported eqtdpned wiib | Marshall Plan. Couldn't you have**-1 ment*: Him. 'The heavens derive the ■ d! T roulette wheel and [Sent u* at least six OIs for our1 | Atnmlr--Senator HlrkentiNiper ' glory uf Cod ami the firmament blackjack tabic— bad u glass wi*i lnei» celebration." I (R-lowal said the man who drafts ! shownb hi* handiwork.*" ( 8 | T h e .,luw 'brough which the doorkerp* The erremnov was held In fron* w m hi* uptUlr* bedroom tn Dctiultg I top secret atomic reports In Con* supreme worth of human pereon-iL7’ rol,bl *eo patron* outside but itres* was sunpeiKled once lu'cause alllv. (ill The consclounnesa nf « *"« patron* could nut »ee Inside <mw hki»he is shown sitting when the auxUlary tank : post of the victory hlahwav w h W the FBI questioned Ills loyalty, divine mission. <4> The conviction uu 'boy approached, lie said an FBI check disclosed s J S J S m b m T rashed^through tha tool and coutlnu.d on to the j! ;w «* France along th# course of Is FDR, Jr., Triumph Omari I OeveroaF* Mansion M ay Ba that Cod hallows work. (S) A will­ "serious derogatory information" basement g*tensive daniaga wa* dona to the boina. (JatamaHorurlj , ' 1m A dltos emmll glmwi ingness in follow the eternal video On the wall above wa* tha cen­ about the man, whose name wax Of ■ lo n g Folltlcal CoraerT | Neat Oaal, Say Ohsarvart of Cod. "The suri'sl way to victor­ turies nld coat of arm* nf Rt, not divulged, hut after a bearing, -*■ - T ....i I r n i i f fa C tn trtl Frees ious living," said Mr, Kdlngton, "is an Atomic Energy Commission re­ I U b IIi m S V*eaM Paa* (laei (luce from 76 to 112 bushels of Mere-EgHse. To its ancient for* hF um H the surrendered life, . . . , 'not as I mnditlcs with nkrs lending In view Itnard cleared him bImiuI a ASH IN G TO N — The political expecta already are projecting tha "branched" wheat per acre, Russia mat has been added a couple nf will, hut as Thou w ilt.'"' year ago. | cash returns nf gt.AO lu f 1t.r>(i per now uvi rapes almiit 116 bushels o'llowlng parachute* with s t a r s ^ triumph of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., In winning the Houag sttachid and lha dale lha p a r a -~ AEG Chairman David E. I.lllen- | bushel slid averaging git.lit. total- I aeat of tha lata Rap. Sol Bloom (D ), New York, far iato tha future.' pi r acre or thereabout*. troopers came, thsl acknowledge earlier tbal the lug M,Hnri.05, Fancy Hell poppers | Tha axparta regard the airmailing triumph of tha handaome aan'af ...................... ____ ................ _ _ MOSCOW June — i/Pl— Many Branched wheal has been hrad I commission Is keeping some peo fulluwed with an evvrsgo uf fd.'lft tha late president aa tha beginning of n new political career sparked l,T* with mihtfui ricordrt' on th* ' farm* ueai Moscow are tn plant I end developed by Hrivlel , agrl- i per bushel - high, $7.r»u, low til.- I payroll Irecause, he salo, that wheat tills year. year, Branllrmi- cultuial cultural scientists who wlm have door explained In farm manager! In lo, H ia t11 hiancbed blanched wheal Oil, tulnl return* 9IM.MI4.itO. Crow. | by tha "magtc" of the Rooaavalt name. Young Rooaavalt’a victory did not surprise anyone, not even <('«ailau*4 Pram CM* O sil seein* safar than firing them. * rheil whentr Instead of having one Intense research on It for many j i|„. Moscow atea how they must dor peas lead In volume • 4,(1ill Tammany Hall, which Iran bean toeing ground Honale-* rnr. to each stalk — like ordinary acreage. a mcnare tn locialy," UHenthal also told Hie ______ — -------, . .year*. ,The area under „ cultivation |handle branched wheat . acreagebushel hampers brought n lotal rapidly In New York nnd abtktng to n w h ite r of House Atomic Energy Committee , wheat has many ears to each to II Is bring rapidly extended, I.vxenkn stated that the aawunt "I ran find nn hauls whatso­ return of ftt,ftr>1 .0ft, “ ' — olid results watched carefully. he la aware that atomic secrets stalk, Ita former Ugerlah roar. »f branched wheat sown must b* ever," the judge declared, "on "At I he Hanford Market during are « "primary target” for Com-1 The* me nsgers nf Hie Moscow Beyond the congraaatoanl aeat, the boat In­ "Moscow Bolshevik" reported a Cr« ni n,l> tn 1(1 bushel* per aero.. which I rail extend to him. In the past six days a total of Sit,conducting hearings Into fllcksn- , farms whl<rh were selected for the conference at Hie l.cnln All-Union Lysenko said tha branched wheat formed poUUcoa In Week]nito n aea avantudHy good ronsrlence, the consideration bill unit* were sold with water------------ demand r d that I.lllsnf tha govaraat'a mansion tn Albany for y eaeg looper's I.lllanthal* ‘be “ first use of this daw wheat variety Aeodemv of Agricultural Sciences *h which the Jury has recommended.'* melons leading In volume, 0,121 Itould be sown In single rqws 4h _ muplst spje*. The commit committee Is , jn tb* region around tha Soviet at which the leading Soviet Bgrl- c,(tnntlmetrr* apart at i daplq r f j k 1 awyrrs for William* In appeal­ rrifluiM averaging tlftc each. ilJUIfi FDR. Pathapa, they aay, whan Oov. H um an M. flyed for 'Inrredlhle mismanage- i (l*ve undertakvn to pro- cnlntrsl scientist 7. D. Lysenko from ing to the Hnprrme Court contest­ nsekngf f enrn tl'd n r, tn pki| ) ’mm s tn 6 peuUmftors, “ Dewey atapa down, for they than aoaot Raw ment. ed the conslltulloiiallty of a New brought *2.Ml in fr/ h ; .1,140 York to return to.U a traditional Damooratta ______^. i_. . I'rograin— S e n a t e Majority Ymk Uw which pvimlts irIni Judv- crates of celery *>dd at fll.till to atatua, 'idar Lucas (D -IID said after a #• to disregard jury rarninhiatids- fl.nt) and'1,024 mill* nt jiepper Than, tha axparta aay, there In tha Senate. If hits House 'conference that tlnns and requires ihciu to consul­ hi englii 12.60 to 11.00. A small not that, they era aura tha time wilLcome aoron Democratic leaders will seek pasar a defendant's pi Minus terord vntume nf lumatnes, eggplnol, ytsra hanca whan they con run another Rome•age of all the Administration before filially Imposing sonleiicc. riirumhci*. csullfliiwer, wn* availvalt for the White Houae. measures that ran be gotten William* lilt) Iwcu **ill Upend In nltle tn the trnde. The market onThey admit much will depend on FDR, Jr,'a, through In th* present session. die ihr week nf Felt, ill, blit Just­ tldpalre a llgbl supply uf all record In Congrsos and afterward. Rut they do • "Nothing Is nut the window," franklin D. ice Ridli’dye giauli'd him a stay coimndltle* diitlng Hie current nut concani their belief that tits growing teaem- .Luras told nvwsireo Reeeevelt, Jr. pending tin' mitrnim* of the npk * blsnca to tha akjar Rooeayslt U n grant poUttonl He said It may tie necessary to peal. "F'alinetto Market reports a Meat among those who loved FDR, Sr. keep t'ongres* at work after the Juntice Black, speaking fur th* light supply nf loinatne* mid egg­ a a a a scheduled July I I adjournment majority today, said a sriilciirliig plant roiillniie* In that iyra. date, hut he wouldn’t eay bow n F L Y IN ti BOX CARS ON SCHRDVUB— A recent Civil AfronauJudge "is nut confined tn the nar­ tone. Sag Board daclalun authorising four alrllnea to haul freight, and row issue of guilt." Black added: Housing— House Speaker Nayfreight atone, marked a milestone In American aviation history. "Highly re|evaul -if mil issmiihum (D -Te x) told newsmen after Now for tha flrat time tha "flying freight care" are plaead on tlal--to bin selectio,i of an apprna huddle with President Truman It'aatlaasn V r-a ess* oast "tlmatable" operation In competition with the nation's regularlyprlair sentence is Hie possession that "we are going to get a hous­ gofeaduled passenger alrllnea. which'.also carry fralght. of the fullest Information possible particles, ing bill." W. R. Mavis and I*. I,. Monre, ' The "old Hite" airlines Utterly fought the CAB decision. They concerning the defendant's life Rayburn predicted House pas­ two forecasters on duty at tha maintained they could haul all tha freight that puMle demand and characteristics, x x x sage of tire housing bill ayen If Weather Bureau described Meanwhile tha Ruprema Court lha rulaa rommltUa has to tie >jert us “sonfewhal smaller ordered Illinois courts In say flat­ r#H™ ?ver, tha aaaantlng majority declared tha deeUton wa«M discharged from consideration nf than a full moon." ly whether laws of Ihnt slate parprovide a thorough teat which would help chart the future ef nlr the measure. That would bring It J'lt lit up the nky tn the north mil prisoners to win local hearings onto tha Door for debate. west and fell vertically, leaving when they rlslin their rights hava Spies— House Investigator* said ^ * * * * * a luminous weaving trail," they been denied them. them are signs that two of the "flying box cara" proved unaoonomloal, tha government would hava In a unanimous decision by reported. government’* highest nfDcIsl* The trail wa* "S'* shaped and to aubaldtsa them, thug Imposing a new drMit on the iM f t f W. . t Chief Justice Vinson, the high prevented the e m it of a Soviet However, the majority aald that during tha flva-yaar trial parted tribunal indicated It Is confused then became almost horlkontal, ton four companies would have every incentive to achieve tow oper­ und* that It could cause over step* available In Illlnnia apparently blown about by winds repercussion*. ating coats, knowing that If they do not, their Uaanaao w « la at high altitude, the observers courts In such cases, Irkua were not named. abundance nf caution," the Hup- said, ravolwd. . e a s e Mac Dill Field si Tampa report­ The Rueslan la now reported hack ram# Court had decided to send n the U. S. 8. R, Vinson said that "out of an ed the object apparently had been k "Of fliWB n - r Katharine St. Oaorga |R), Naw Yoik, la trytaf to work out n formula that will annMa bright young geveegtoew Mrs. Joseph J, Fransy. libra­ back lo Illlnnia courts eight ap­ sighted In Hu- vicinity of Cedar rian of tho Bell Aircraft Co., told ■Mia to advance an rapidly aa they would to private Yiiritr^* ____ peals by prisoners who contended Keys, northwest nf Tampa, with tall an ostlmsted 60 to 60 miles tha House Un-American Activities they were denied due process of committee that a wartime Soviet law under the federal constitu­ long. Residents at Fort Myers aald tion's Mth amendment. Tlta eight said Illinois courts lha object wax sighted In tha aky aviation secrets—with tha FBI had rejected their petition* for northwest of that city and Day­ wrlla of hahaas corpua--legal ac­ tona Beach aald a "cloud of smofia Matdar to promotiOM to govanunant emptoywent tions In which they asked state pr something In (ha sky looltad foreign relations committee wa* caui I hearing* nn their content ion* ilka the figure “B" for a few min• R A N O N S R O ^ A R m i ^ *hr^ ’ * * yaparud near agreement on how that they had been denied federal­ utes after a flash." to tha rear of tha Senate chamber MY* ham H*reely anew to word • “strong report" bockTha Plot Ida Highway Patvol chairs ly guaranteed rights. glad to tha leal tow daya-un mmmX attuMtod. . _ ' Vinson observed that after also had raports of lha object be­ f l u story | i H ouii m m I nv Wl# * IM rfh i some of the petitions were rejected ing sighted near Farnandtu and aratoad^ Urn CUpttol to Satan to Senate dabau w on Ocgla. (CaattaaeO Preei Pare Onel a* to the Identity of the missing gunman, *eld Sheriff Mero, but the aeerch for him I* continuing. The Seminole Club, which two month* ego had been robbed hv •> gunman who ceceped with ca*h and Jewelry, wa* auddenlv entered at mld-nlghr Friday by three bandita, according to Sheriff Mero. < “This la a ftlrkup," cried one of the bandit*, and to emphaslto hi* word*, fired a blast from e shot­ gun, -haltering the mirror behind the hart* »aj» > ■ , The manager of the club, Tony Rorrl (Vlr Rockwell! made n grab for the .46 automatic pistol held' by Sa|vh Muring the scuffle. Brown, the bartender, grabbed hi* own revolver from under the bar, and shot Fantasia three (line* In the ehenl, killing )ilm Instantly. A* Halvi bioke away fioiti Herd and Marled in run frown tu>«cd mm mm * D-Day Program / . CongreftH Action M W A S H IN G T O N = MARCH OF EVENTS Market Report H«I Planting Of firunched Wheat W Supreme Court j ^ MAKES LIVING ROOMS LIGHTER and LOVELIER Hrillit*nt Object M « jfsR as t j S i r j r a a s a ssrrwrj s s ; S s i r t r j j A r g g y jr a g g t f j SESSS-Ta T X % a .‘!S*. .....ssa/K corpus prueedura would be •piropriate In auch cates. •nnsttad trSgamwr all tha aogd atfllB taliM hp L owIh Fined j'i (Centtaaed From Faga pmit The highest tribunal, tjtarsfoi e, stilt all sight cgits hack ydth.ln- au'ed. dnder the...Taft-Hartlh\‘ al‘ j j f ................... > h Tn “ ons tbst the loWer courts h tto tb e caurt s f ■ •• •‘V-5 >«M tainat strike's that hi Health or oafety, ' itd the union contended ~ "strike" oe the* they ‘ ibat there w«a‘ W T O t O J|i- aeSSf Tkatr eomatotato tod Chalr m i Oari Nflytow .<P>>. .......... wa MaMM ■ft ftftjft ft|ft ftftlfftftSftftft IB IS :» X t Ao| m |A - a - » * s r t s s » a ^ J B s * 's . r deeJar# am tort did aM ia •kaM F - ,.V m It's eiu*y to wake up your Living Room Hang a Mantle Mirrt>r above your fire place and reflect the beauty of your home, Color, furnishings and you - - - All , - r ^ y u , r H . ' ) V: a lovely plate glass mirror like this. * .*• T T T Britain's Row lit ami W e J, eoasmlriH sHutton v a vgfs British s & sto-. itodThathoexecutive two saw by labar -------------da tronUaa, It fat lM W i»: •«, tha mt Hiummu & - I can inake h mirror f|t your mini �>-»W»jfiaWW » » » ( » « « M | l ' » 1 » f l a U nity T h at* J a S ir t a g t h — f THE W EATHER "* T* P ntK t n il Pan* «f the World) To Prwaste t t t P llgHte of America! T « Pn I i m Pnagortty far Sanford. S h u # a ttfo rh 1 f e r a lf t AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPAPER ^ P a rtly cloudy and continued » arm . sonic likelihood o f n few afternoon thuuderxhut*era through Wednesday, tig h t to mode ra ta smith** no n in th . > — w VOLUME xxxx SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY JU N E 7. 1040 EaU blishcd 1008 Associated P ress Leased Wire ■ Senate Group " Urges Atlantic act Approval Kiwanians Get X-Rays Unemployment Jumps loNew Post War Peak Bill To Cut Spending $3 Billions Will fie Given Senate Soon, McClellan Declares 3 .280.000 W orkers State Tightens Hold ° On Near Empty Purse; English’s Job Killed Seek Jobs. Census Bureau Announces In Report For May Coordinator O f H igh-! er Education Given Tax Education w a m i i n t . t o n T Jimr 7 (/Pr In e n ip lo v n ie u l jumped J 7 I.IKH) in 2 Weeks Termina­ 1 May to .1 new post Mdi peak nt tion Pay by Warren Need Is Cited 1. 289.000 WASHINGTONJune 7—(/P>— i Th%Senate Foieifn Relatione Com­ mittee today called (or ratification of ilia Noitlt Atlantic Pact at the bait way to avoid World War No. ‘JOG. i Cabinet Turns Down All LCxccpt Most Nt "ssary Fund RecjUi'sts By Agencies By Sen. Boyle I he r e n ill* H u rfxu . rr p u rlin .; I A l l M IA S M I . June 7 «/T*» I M I M I Y - . ' l l , 11„ .* 7 irFi tim todav. commented ihat "o id I Im t il-m rt today jlu iln lir il llir 1Ilf l ll'llii l t.k'llll lit ti 11A IlflM In a formal report to the Senatr. in .in lv u n rn ip io i.irM l drop* be ’ pM-iIntn ,»l l iiiitd m .itiit id i lighci op in tSniM-1 t niptv |m ttf In Ja y , the committee declared that fail­ tween A p ril and NI.IV Hid llir III 1 dll- «li>>i* il pir a lr il * |\ m unlhi Iiiiinm>1 itiMtM ’ill *'v i |M lIn* m oil ure to ratify the pact "would have i rr.iie ih ti year **n», llierelope, ag'i and . ; n r In I nltn l.M glltll lift »*• - ( l \ tmo 1 1"'t 111"’ ' *" ll 'll) S t t lt f diiaetroui consequences abroad i roil i my lii iea-Mii.il rx p n l.tliim Ih r I rriitla liiie , w liiih .ul!**ulit O""The committee strongly br I lie new I u k I i hi imem|ilovmen rd l . i i i " d a y , il r i lined In ptityidr i i .*1 m i t Hilt <*t Ho■ h u .it il'i It i* tifl.iHHI a lim r the p ir tio m top tm*.I I., m ik e the 'd in e and 1.11 lieves." the report said. “that it ( "o io "*iiim (. „ „ ||„ . ,) r r , t ,j r t | lio v r r 1. 110' kkr It ,t %i- If t |!lr rfOH ▼would be in the be»t interests ul re at lied l.i*l I'rbtiiary lu e m p lo y l i i h . ein p l'iviiirn t p rim a n rn t. ahowii as they .it oml Inst VVcdiii duy noon, following their meeting loeiil h id tin lined -lightly m M an h in .itiiit; i|,r people ol I I ,|., lh .il mu \\ iro n oMiiiirnleii It it a the United State* and indeed, the d ll Hi*- mntUMl cl ( lovnnet W.n thry t annul h ate Ih r u h a n t ig r * am hod* I mil. ii * tin- I mil of entire world, to sustain and en the Tourist tenter, waiting to receive x-ray* i n the mnliilc unit parked on I'ir.-I Street at Ungnnlla and A p iil. uiu.il . gi*cn llir icn. 1null'll given hy tcchtii clan* of tlw> Ktal" Board of Health co ura ft the momentum of conlr- Avcnt.r. The x -ra y . wer8 quickly ol go *rin m en i w iih o iji p ilin g tm the group wlmh I a lie,I to provide I lie Hiiir.au i.ild that drtpite llir i**" - f l* . in him natron pay im them. S t a ir S rn a im I t |h .y |r ll." dence that has been building up m _ 1 T\ 1 (ir i-" i ' Ic.iiin*: llu* St.ilr uniirr im rr.i'f m unruiploymrnt inm 'iig g r it r ,) ih.it p im ih lv ii may h r Ill'' I rgi-1 II..... nil.'lim ed I'liEurope, by raittyin* the m .ty k ] propte lud )nli* hi May than 1 lll'tll" il'lr . i" ill1 11*1.lilt r . l'e*t lot ( , " * rio o i yV aiirn ti"l In d IV w llll'i'lt pin* It ii 11y* llX e * to at an early date. May ul but ye.it. I line Hiii al« Fun li.li '"iilii no* 1" reached 1.1 II • -p c I II .r**|,,|i Iinld ih r pro mrr| ill.’ fi." 11(1’ 1,1tin I .I'll, il ill a me m employment linni Apii ITHIlIl 1Ill'll* f 'T luimnu'til Tha treaty waa signed here Apr. p lr I ........ lo r lllo .i t n l "||M loll* " il- genei.il ippii pii ilm ii- lull 11" I'lllll'l tvljite’ 4t h’Uil nip to May. 4 by the United Stales. Canada ft m l' 11.1*-1,1, **1"i* lllfl till.* Ill'Cl'lUM* >' *’ Hull h a . h rrn lh .ll llir I In tm im i il dpi o -i"ii was and 10 European nation*. It will I ti •ti1itIIIj tint t II -.1 iilii- m lian-nun m i tinn iin il'i’l lull* 1"1 I illVI'l 1i' *i In i >ah i . IlHS people ,!'■-o r ln g c i ippiopii.itinn* I*.lit lied "It h* m mi ip i e ttfill l i f t ' ill lining Ii||4 *it1iti Y ill tlir f not become binding on (hi* coun­ N LW YOR K. lurtr ) i/7’( Wlnttakrr ( lumhi iinil-et* idmiHei) today of j ■ *t> -eeki-ri oul-nilr t (ill III Im ih r .. hoid*. "iitiln tn m* o| high 1 plea (|| III rile late '■oil Conthat lie litil *r*cit timer liefnrr ihr lacfrr.il gr-tnil purv wludi ind n tedi im : m xi' f a i l * r lim n llu- m im ln ‘i m lr 1 D 'J '" " .ii vn n from Gov try until ratified (approved by a W m m i ’s i'ltrihfii'oitt fund r i learn ng, t t r ll.n r am i lie il lli ," llu * a tuui ho 11.1 i, f i nti.ono lot cnm i I n| | m ( i op|ioi Inutile oa ini hii I' Alger Kiss on |*»n |iri|iny muiit two-third vota) by *fi* 5en*«.clitml uR" ) ni|t h i I Ml fil'd Mill I'ml l"'i 'HI .<• tin' r 11111II f t lit 1•1 of U r i l n la t r il l m - r loin group- I1l.ll ll 11 U * Hid ’ 1|UI|due ll ( liambri *. ulir-tiiur tiu in rr Im .1 p i r m n S m jri pv nog m i I itar ........ . ,,B' F ra n k ly poiaed mi a warning i<> t 'III' >1li"ii *» im li Ii 11 imI In n% lias , i i i . i t , iM iiiH H M ttr li»M t |*nit|mttiiMt M urk ir p ir r n l 1 *M indium du ||ai- ol , Ruiatan aggression, the treaty iry " fi its• |iy "nltll. n il, * j gcipi i *. u i ■ him ) "I ill ili.m il Roy em inent witneyy in the In al id tlie lotm ei high K l.ilr Department Be. amte of the ipa»..nal up .** ing ll" III ■in'* pledge* tha membera to cuuiult ...............ibinet re* ■'Innicmlrd that nullum ih d l.il* a p p ro p ii.il l o ffic ia l m m lr tl\e admir-sinn h i ' *• - —— (t'u n iln u ril r . . t r S ix * m l \\ It * , l c l.lllt. and to give each other aid in llio I i g i ta t u ir iip p i(i|irm te f l l , rd i fourth duy on the w ltn e i'i -liiml ha/ i i .I m i. ilild c i irn il wiuil*l i" event of aggrtaaion against uny flint n M ur to pay I iiglndi fH.UIKt, . , , , A frw m inute* p revio u-ly Red I n . a n . fu ry $3 ,mm and o ffice e x - 1 n " l,lr <' '«“ * ll'1 »«ete«l. | il l.........m ill,"ii- in' 'll* m iilei (low one of them. H it ) DF, J A N E IR O . B ra il!, , rrn l Jm lg " Sam uel H. K aiifim in pm a foi tli,. tw ,. year-* iicgtn , “ till- |te.'p lr rrip ie *lrii that no new | Z '■ M.uli'ii,' >f Mn im "(n . one Senator Connaily (D-Trx) in­ June 7— irVi — Report* from Haiti lie (omul lii* tria l tratim o iiv I I di ' I . d uperdicated he will aaa fur early Sen- Ftorianopolix said 20 peraona Inconsistent w ith Ida grand im v lung ,l'i(* I (ml the 1 e g ld n lu rt . i,,\ r * i>- I r t i r i im ii| m a, t u a l' ,f ll.. M ate debate on the pact, approved were killed yeaierday when a <l« * I i «*• | j diuwn -ihly M may lie \ 1 -m , i l ' Iii- *I ' * »1" l t fimV vimr testim ony. Hi- granted HI.*..' at \ in*iiio n l Ian a' in Ho appro | . . .. in K*11 ! " iM •'T li Mf um funds * unantmouily yesterday by the forB ra iilla n army tranaport plane lo rn e y, Llo yd I'n iil S try k e r, to r ’ p ilo t lull a I .. would h a v e : , l r »' ,llr '•"'■ in o i not In t a ll ||Villflil • Hi ‘■* Ml I i! li'tl »ti f hti ((Mtlaaog Oa Mm* T a i l rraahed intn a mountain soom m liiiiori to m id the pruini im v iij t in r i.d lb, lli.v e in m fio lil paying an r \ l i a trt.m u ol Ihr i r g i - lil in r ra . r ' lit «!•■%t !»• I M il'll' 1 H del* taking off. Th e air minlatry minute*. Itieliunl ll'd ttelaw , here fm a -aim a <i"tn h i. contingent fu n d s 1 | , , , on-oii t llir l.n .iiirttim i until pl't'lll* m*■♦■11 > i th> et|ri|)i!(!»iir lllul here aaid wrerkage nf tha S t ry k e r, ernsM-extiinluiiiK f'luiin ' . ■ . plane, a (M 7 , aaa located near ( filial H iii.fi I" U t in'il flu IJ11Vmml i i > i i t* i nuinth'.. vaealhu. after another hut a " .idtniiu .tu itio n Irad e r got iiera, read iieven portion^ of gium led out after Haling hr I ''>r p n .p lr hrcm i.r lax ................. Cam hi rein* peak and rrx ru r I aueeeJl.rul Henson a - I'll.'-. ttnnl"m- that I ♦*» imi iiimi lift mci ■' h4*i ' ft* make ju r y dialogues. K u ril tim e lie as m i . o ilh .il/ iil to my E n g lish am i teall/e lh .it lliry la m u d h ate u Ii i a . r* with tlie New Voik 1'ity Upern partira were ruahed to the ‘ I ll I 4* |M i* *‘f| f fl I iitll tn v I'll ” rh n n ih erii if the teHtimimv In would nut lie paid (nun Hie fund. , all ul ll ir t r advantage* o i guyrtnCCS A I LO" (Co,, will ottig at the Kiwani* meet arena. W in M ir ninth* r , m Im died lilttt gave was Irt li 1 or false. i ngli h in n thud behind W ar meH( w itlm ul paying im litem, I I n i u o r u t t u I l>'tf »* the Tourist t enter tuiiuii .visit, " d a ln<nir ili'iimfudrntn>n Kaeh time Chaiiihn.i replied u i i i v L i M t i y fllW Wi(|, nccuinpaniment by II hi ten mid Dan M cC arth y in the . .. bVMikun: u it h i <nnl lumtteSAN JUAN. FERTO RICO.. that It wn* fal.e. H r admitted lie IP lx fits t p r i m a r y . In the second " W h e n the* find out Hint the . — I— .. ty waster, il w a » annuuitcad today kerpri * WASH!NOTON,4 June 7-(8p e- June, 7—(TF)—A clutter plan* had committed perjury on each of N r W t O K k , lime / (/Fi — by Rdwnid F. Lane, Klwatil* pro- p ri m a ry cam paign, W a r r n i 'a ad- Homey I* not awt'iaide from pro A m «itir\ ijriu i.ii If'iduinl Krvin I Veil l o n g featured a ro p y of a »*tlt tax lOUt're*," he said, "m id ^ ctup-concurrent resolutions aim- carrying 81 perron* clashed and the navan ovcaaloti*. I wo giiaid* ol llir Well* l atytoigtgm chairman. d U ^ I ’.ilnl lll» lt".*'iiM'i iiulmio letter Koglteh wrute to friends in 1 1 • • "'ll* of • * ’* >*e ••'»” ".* V'lll Im Chamber* amyvaied S tryker’* i . 1D . mbhed ol S I 1*- T M r. H oU icla w Is liomr to visit tank in the Atlantic near litre in hi 'nil fm .i 1‘f 'in l ae-nion a f c i i l n g that Caldwell admlliuttra s erio u d y crippled f"t lack " f qrifstion* m ildly, now *t*rlng *t “ n , , , , , hi* slep father. C. 1 . Mathew* itind s bo K|(|| Xvenue.' and will ' t u r n itipimit had switched from funds, I believe lliut the people i i ’ i ' iim m i'ii I iljn n iluw ing and devalopment of the United early today with 'a feared death him, now raising Ills nyts to the IHHMn pavtolMund* bv IWA atnitd >t m ICoatlaa.a Oa Fag* T rro l nnnlc iiViiilohlt' lO| tin* S o il t'u u him to M c C a rth y . will till'll demand that the I.egisNation* Into a world faderatlon lie avoided iiim i today on llir ( oluinbia I n leave sunn (or s short slay in . __ I roiirtroum celling. i’ i .it it'll limit d Komi aflei W a tte ii » n . niiiiigu , >;ii u , -■ iiirr ..oil ndi'pi all adiupinle war* Ihtroducod In tha Horn* of looking at Mils and ill* wife wlm *em tv t impiii, Miami where Ins daughter, Cyn I | h iu i'\ »*i, he tt it h iiir l\ I h r proRepresentatives today by 84 Memluted, lie treommt'lidcd t tint the and miiiili I lux program . sal tensely watching him from A* the guard, appioaihtd th. 'h i* J l l ul tcl aw, will grn ' Im il if tm Win i mi nut it Hlli^liK <r u n tla u .it (la e « i " T w o ) iiusitioii of 1'mirdlnutnr of lligtici bar* of Congr***. lu ate from Union High School *' It. gul ill. .f gelti’ta l "p in « iiii-Mtilni i in I n '■i « . main n it r .im r of liim e m t v lu ll, lie then w ill re tu rn , he said , fot F'liicatpiii he created t" help pi. Am ong those introducing the "Hi.’’ Ki*mil" i 111iv a i t-t (i’ll, "fin tout ilupln' a t in ll of service . at th. polo r ..m l. the goonirii .|i|>|)id identical resolution* were 81 shout a uum th’’* vacation to en 1 rgl till hic Jot tit i Hfllflll Ii a |..f Democrats and 23 Remthlirami. A nut " I the il.'in w a v and . i | ,| i i <>.*• he I my flidoiig w ith Ids In lit' ■, . -dirge i Ilf alio Klggentiul lo g iIh iiiii : llir 1 llltll |a\ * nf Mo' i ll h Im tin job mnajorlly ajority of th* member* menders of Ithe " J t in ” mid Mi M athews. n/ii " them I ti >ni tlie te a l. Win ion told tli,. I'lthiiiel to.ta* Hop** Committee on Foreign A fA graduate of Kolniim le High \ .kulI il !)♦• tlo«n»rlil II spot 1.81 l lir Citixeii.* Ciiinmitteo mi Fdu " I lot i* I tin k lip , one t.io l School, lie alteinled l.iiu isia o ii fair* joined In ip om orlng the refleorge Washington, Ioea I im: Ion nf ilif If** j'liil HI O Null ».« i mooi .... minuend.ul Hint I'huulu S tate U n iv e rsity 1036. 30 , niajm Nie/ing ih r m n n ry, they i.to » solullon. negro, was fined $25 and rusts liiiv*- a cool dmatur of Mint Uni ion . ..lllnii r|i •mii >olrr ta k ifikmim i >' ' yesterday for stealing a four Tha raaolutlon stated: an auto patkeil on a t.iio p ii* ‘ lit * >' ml in m usic and studied Fre n ch , of higher lent liillg or rn tllll, a Se1lill"l llo.v Il’ leplied. it I- up ( m inim i and Ita lia n which me " I l la tha lens* of thv CmigresH pound haxs from another negro,1 it I.n lla n r.l ill. " a s e « l* i In Hi., (o o e irm i to deeiiic il n D E T R O IT , Ju n e 7 — l/lJ>— A w ay. I h rv leaped in .ill .ped .ro .n necessary in o rder to sing tin that It should be a fundamental Stonewall Jackson, Police C a p ­ I'll l . A I I A H K U .luio bJ'l pei nil o ', .mu i . luu e .im * . I m any operatic roles in llim ie Imi | $200 , 00(1 rew ard was o ffered by to w ,lid iiio a d w a y . objective of th* foreign policy of tain Roy T lllls reported. 1." V i'iiin i \V. i i m u ’ * In g iil n 11v is t lir < 7(1 United A uto W o rk ers to­ Ilie r r were Iryv ilu d in l .ilniol Ullage* H li firs t operatic role in th* United Statai to lU ppcrt and Washington protested Ills in­ im * " ii" " it i It h n • 1' l i 1 I'luk strengthen th* United Nation* and nocence end told Judge J . G. day m ttip search fo r the a s s a il­ C o lu m b ia ', ronim eiu e m a il *«a a school pet fo rin a iv e w a* as Me • • i* nt a in i n u ii'i O' 1 f U l" ant* of W a lte r and V ic to r Heniddsto in “ F'oust.' to teak Its development ir.to * Sharon that ha only "borrowed V 1 I II 1111' . . ** li« 11 . 1 it lield I j i t week ther. Fo llo w in g e iu d u atio n from tlo world federation open to all na­ tha fish," but the Judge was a d s -1 "'ll II llll'll ll" l i r', i " | " 'l :l 1lu ll " f 'in iv e re lty , lie Joined the Kan t uoivisti em tiluyi Ii" ■ >* Tin- union thus doubled its pration* with defined and lim ite d. mant and gave the sentence, It til'** l.vpl1 "I .1 |. IU'III 1111>, ' arlo Opera Com pany u n til 10 vlnus $ 100,000 rew ard o ffe r in the holdup lin in i-d iiitrl* r. t, power* adequate to preserve peace I It alt ilarteed when Stonewall 11 i K .u iiil ,■ Mill : . : i, in, | ,,u i l i.ftilaae.l tin r a s e * i* i I » «■ In I il nr ik fl*« Ntgr ' l l i and pravent aggretilon th ro u gh : Jackson, on his way home on hi* Iasi .p riu g 's Hlimiting o f W afte r I I'.' III .1 'III* "f I III |,-gj | till ,. , Although .tilt op thr r im . ul « the enactment, Interpretation a n d . bicycle from a successful fishing K r ill Iter— adding an o tfirr like mini lull ll I tli 'I II till III* "11 .'"111 • < ul F’i'siiiilii i.iiughloii Mi'miu i. 1 1 stopped' to chat with u in tlie attack la st M ay 24 on enforcement of world la w ." 1trip , "lu 'iu liu l | ■ h " 11" i1. . i (>11 mi l i hi.' Imll llmpltul. dlgtil impi.ivi'imiit *■,i K I'N V A I I F:V. I'la liu , Jtitu . in. ii hie liil.le ' Th* B4 Congressmen sponsoring friend at Fourth Street and C y - V icto r ll v i e .1. in it t ,-, | t,. miteil in Mi,< i.uiilitiiiu toil'll ■>( yt'aatlaa.a oa e ssr *i«i id 'i K e rte lm y of the T re n ’ll* p i." h li" il If Hit ,f I """."(M i .. M a i ill firess Avenue. He had six fis h ; Thin brought the total re w ard s \llki' Snl*i, New Ji*rj(*y giiummi, i ' * . | .t .aid I'id iiv the nul"Hi n his bag which were greatly In Ixilh uttackn to $ 210 , 800 , In ­ u *>I"" who was sli'ii l iidiiv uiglit dm mg 'iiiaiH Ual mill re .ilp iin tr situ stm n ' » 'I\III [iipilit" admired hy Georgs Washington cluding o ffe rs fro m tlie D etroit M n G . W. llenso u of Citium T A L L A H A S S E E , June 1 ' I"" Ilf, law an allriiiplrii ludd up uf tIn* Kem . Shortly afterward. .Stonewall C ity Council nnd other groups. __ Ju s tic e s of the Flo rid a Supt'-un bun, (in ., t i l l e r of Mr i A. I Ini .ii'n lly .lim ul " I" 'fu all,* Icgul 1pm Im! I imijr Club lie nr Altalmmli/ missed the largest of his catches, W ilson of D ili c ity pauited awav Mill ii|,(ir.. I unit hum ft,i uatpui W alter is the U A W ’s President | C o u h ! ' weVung" M a Jk 'ro "'.' m, lif*h i 'I mm hli" 1 "I “Hi lulil. , Kpimg.i the four pound bass, went to the \ let or th- union * educational dir- | n Ul(, t inmt vasv ln bint F rid a y afternoon al Mn . 1 "i "rnmne |ir"gtr.tt mill fm ii . n ’ ii(t m in tllH inn „i|F\V y|Bl Hi. v ai r ofm i .ki1' ■1 .Hill It- ITIUt'tl Kiieriff |* A 'tern |ep"rtnl llu -cto r, W a lte rs rig h t ----1 station and reported )iin Phoenix C ity M em orial Hospital ii'ilii'il bigli p ro q irrily n ir ii" o Nr 1*.1 II |C«r||e' 1.0i DCLAND, Juna T— (Special)- 1t>olir.* , , , , .*irn ! ,*?,*" cious court cham ber today nmi mug I Im* Im liad refu ,e,| Sat milidous," Ii" hi in in a .j"'"' ii nilMmjr t lllfl <(|(*r I ' l l III** |l"* by a ehotgun blast. V i c - . „ n U „ WB1 th„ ftrH, „ mr „ a fte i an Illness of 18 m olitlis Fiorida Citrus M utual1 , tn* grow- Miaplchm of Washington as tlu> ....... . i r ' 1 ii imi •-) u.-tit culprit. . 1 Im lost Ins righ t eye, a im from vi'i nu|iir,i( fm leimivnl of limul ||M. p u lle rs tiavc worn S u tv lv in g are her hushand: »!"• |H"|HI 1I II f' h Um Utah H iin l.i •ra organisation r*ipresenting 1Ir N0 t’M, mill ' Jit Sllpl "III" ('" lilt a 1 ..... 1Itt lull ( " i i . i niton. ,obe*. 'la llg llte i, M rs. Iseleiie ItnliiliHOO; .'UffH. Till' gmiinan ti..... W ith Patrolman W illiam Me*-; a shotgun charge. ^ 1 0 .8 2 per cent of Florida’s annual lia (ini M in .ii < M 'iiu I tra m ,fu ,n m y e sterd a y. II'* L l*i" ' real nr** . of Hi" yi'iii. ' a Mo‘v a ifii'i u •• 1'T.ni i . lung •me son, K 'H g t. Edison J . l i t ‘id Ill each instance the assailant Hlnce the court moved to it W production prodi o| citru* fruit, will ser, Stonawall went to whern 1 f"i gmtiMing w e ll; her p a ren ts, M r. and Mrs. u m lh i'r iir r u e d y e sterd a y fn iiii ■«it) Kli\d"i:. ii "till* i "nmi l ul l ' $ 1, 760,000 hullditig all cm e hold a district masting on Juna Washington boards a t 301 San­ filed through a window of his Tlii»y ma> fm* .1' pi'll ■" any • have been heard In tlie leimillvr . 1. A . W a tts ; one bro ther, lle ria -ri N ew .Ittir* i" !«■ nt hi» IhuI . p Ii' |i"i fortiinrn * of Aiiirricun tin < pii/** ni nvviiftf 10 at 8:30 P. M. Tha third dit- ford Avenue and found the fish | victim's home. XMboHgb Ut">’ tvlct, composed of Alachua. Put­ on the back porch. Th o la tte r1 The U A W stipulated that any hearing room wnil* the la ig n A . W a tts ; her s is te r, M rs. W lL u n t ’ltre o f K n k l has been trunafi iM'd i" . i in o|inn sling at cInn" *" *;»'Mri ally tit «• i-ri' III i' 1"i 1 In gIVfl from Dr. Robert* to D r. <’ I 44 till (Mlist’ii i•i• f lint ' l l slid four grandchildren. I'cak li-vrl .. aft i t t i l l " " y ra r i -if nam, St, Johns, Flaglar, Marlon, waa arrested and Jackion to o k ' iitfutillation on which Its reward chamber wua being completed I’atk, fuiintj aurg ro n. HlijiriTedcntrd out put," Levy and Satninola ’ and county tha base to hie home on Orange 1 m ight be based must be given — According tu K iirriff Mem tiuui fie hup I Unit il w a* commissioner districts one, two Avenue, ending what Police Chief j first to the union. It then will be 1 toadnu*e Oa Fag* Tie ol lx a possibility Hint Halvi will "we iiitiially iircnrnn im i nnd three of Voluela county, wUI Hoy G. W illiam s today termed a ______________________ i 44 1*41lliiitn l (tn I'lutr i h i ii'iu iv cr from Ills w m in d i He i . hold It* meeting at the Voluela "historical Incident.” Three. People Must Pay For Government Advan­ tages, Senator Says beared Dead Chambers Admits He Lied 7 Times Before Jury Which Indicted Hiss In Plane Crash Off Puerto Rico Churning. Treacher­ ous Sens Hamper Rescue Operations i 2 Bandits Steal Kichard Hnltzelaw $19,000 Payroll To (iive Program In New York City A' Kiwi,nis Mfel Congress Receives BW A d vo c a t i n g Wor l d Federation L,„| Wells Fargo f.inployKohhctl Itimhia GeorgeWashington! Steals Fish From I Stonewall Jackson Reward I h Offered For Assailants Of Reuther Brothers Warren’s Advisors Seek Loop- Hole In Slot Machine Law State JusticcH VV«$ur Mrs. G. W. Denson Dk'H In Georgia Robes In New OffiiT Improvement Seen ............. ....... In Condi t i on Of Snyder Says II. S. Injured (>u n m a n Kronomic Situation Is Basically Sound Mutual Will Hold Meet And Election new court house In DeLand in . . . — . Negro Chauffer GetH Iroult Court room at tilO STS Miami Beach Votes white Wife’s Estate; P. M a On Council Today! vere and handler! of All growt d t m from thai ' eight counties ng th* dletrlet a n urged MIAMI BEACH. June 7-</P>and heat tha report* Approxlmateiy 18,000 voters were to n ,: i - . - — - • director* who nave expected to cast ballots today In rape*eonted th* climax of a torrid city council . participate race that aaw on* candldato three dirac. .. who will raprsaent charge another with being a formactors bietrict ____ _ I th* toning year. Th# sr member of the Ku Klux Klan. Councilman Herbert, A. Frink, BMklng re-election, wae accused of create a Dletrlet I organliatlbn being a former Kianimsn by Mey­ at tha dlroetora of thla er (Mike Faust) Golub, who In m !L8A • w .n-----------i l e t , to detornilM on procoturn'was arrested on a charge of libel. Oohtb, listed,In tha warrant as FEW ER R1ONWAY DEATHS a!Ua Mike Faust and’ alls. Mika Faust Golub, waa forested by TA LLA H A I Constable W. M. (Newt) Hudeon JIM on at the conclusion of a rally last fe w e r i the Drat night attended by about 3,000 t than persons. a T jm .’tftfi r s r ^ a w a u P 's K tta 1848. ___ Wall Street Gets Dose Of Bad News 1 1 «»allai,#.i >,h I , , , . , * Ci i n * « !iVlcthofiistH Return A s Slum ps III DUSIlieSS Increase William Kilpatrick r ____ MeKinley To <’ify To Go To Boyn State Hi HAM DAWSON | LOS A N G E L E S , June 7— fJP) — A negro chauffeur is entitled to all his 0U-y**r-old while wife's 160,000 estate, hie attorney > thougl she disinherited even though In her will. w ill. , NEW YORK. June i~~U F i - Wsl! Street has another dote of had new. to iwsllow today. Tlie huimri, tlump hat reached the point where such bad medicine may be expected at frequent interval.. ____ _ .. pills from the steel, topper, Today's capsule .................................. contains bitter little industries end the vest me- a. Woods, 20, the ntgro, plans toI « ‘ hsr a* foreign • ------to contest the document. It _and t r T ® ’, ______ ,______ _ ._____ , that iinrne steal customers are u codicil ware drafted before u ^ ml uh,rT1l'l0y m »n t Jumped ,,, lim p ly holding off orders ns long the marriage, G rU flth pointed J W i V n < K .t W ,r ■'hl,th of n vn * an they can oecaum they expect °U * a a u ' . r There sre *' cauola nf „w r»t ',tcc^ uther conrmodltln., m T t to n ta y S d .3 !Ktor " u r t l S f f j*"” ™ ' “m / rM u '.l'd S c tT ilu .V lh im 10’ ' It entitled \o the property under high regarding the bright 1“"*’ , "' , * , J ,, ' the California law of aueeeealen, t,r™ outlook. I, Copper production Is being cut Mr*. Woods, whoso estate ts ®.UL »ltogether, the new* m s y i * ' * *nK, ui *^" "orM? rstimstsd at more thian |M,000, •■plain why stock prices are mine* unprofitable, while dormant died May 88, tome five month*, bumping near their postwar l o w s , demand makes high output at after her marriage to her chouf*,*n,I *by optimists ska acarcs then* " ',#ri ,unv #Cu , * fT ' ^elps Dodg* fsur. day* In Wall Strsat. I£“ Lcul W k Ariaona production of tha GREER PLLAN E CRASH ATH ENS, June 7— (A*)— Twen­ said 180 ------------------------------------------| Steel operations this week sre *bout 6,000 tone a month. A na 4,088 accl- ty-two pereone, including a Greek OKAYS BAR INTEGRATION 'ot tha loweat point since a v, ir rondahaa stopped work at on* months, army general, periahed last night ________ T__________ ... _ Apr:. . ___ _____ ___ _ _____ TALLAHASSEE, June_7— OF)— .ago April, except for Christmas Montana mlna. Kennecott has cut_ period In n plane eraah IT miles north The Suprema Court today ordered |week. They are also at the lowrxt the work weak at eeveral mines. I , <18 of Athens. Integration of the Florida bar jIrrel since 1940 for any "normal” )Calumet A Hecla on May 1 closed Greek airlines which wnuld r*q«lr* all practicing'week— that le, any week free of, mine* In Michigan, Altogether fire and etmek attorneys to be membera ol the■ holidays holidays or labor • stoppages. they have chopped ■bout 13,000 a. M U near * .... ___ this .... vintage of Mata-1State Bar Agaoeiatlon. I Two reasons are given for this tons a month off domestic produc­ knan. eaualng the deaths of IS The petition of the Bar Assocla.. week’* drop, tha eighth in a row. tion. pMM M tra and a crew of fear. ' tien requesting Integration waa One, of course, .. American exports hi April were Mhj. Gen, George Eetaaloe, ■lowing down of the lodustrlal on* per cent below March, the .. the ererner ef KavaUa, U u(^ M L ^ '^ 'u '1^8aSLd srssv sr’* the v, O"'1 ' f ■ * * OA'Niri .^ . .J’ ' ’.! ■ . - i ' tii__ ---------------------------— — ■ '■“ - The I,In n i t'lilh today Switch I'lnuim* Mils Tractor Fast Of City I 'riv ul ,i$is i . 11ii, iM'kjm 11 1vni u in |i|o yci| by *i*nt tor nn<i (To iiiiln w lv PNi'opul iciu u ih in ju ry i * u t'r .......... a ,, ,,,' i "1'JM.in*: w hen an A C L switch . J " ' K M .A N I , June 7 - - id i Mi*’ |, ngiin* hit (he iin. tnr ho m ip -Irlvi Im p . 11th annual U n rld a Conference uf .......................... . tl)ni| (l^ imflball game bh«t the Llona will ; »-jlllrt.|, |„ Snnfurd. may wilh u lentil from SU-tnun I '[I.* ,.ni,f(.rrniw v iilr .l tint'*v Iht* tie r:!" u I imhI 16 fei't from tin* nrovaltig. I h " t in * r r was not vcM rrn n v im it , but the tra c to r w a i a total inin Irnii in I HUH 8:00 "'r,"tk I s i s * The new nilniinum -xule. Following tha meeting, members of the club went In a body to ic ceiva x-rays at the State Board of Health'* unit nt First Street and Magnolia Avenue. Dua to the InxUllatlon meeting which w ill be held next Wednes­ day evening at the Seminole uitii tin* former minimuiit in pa­ M A S O N S T O M EFTT rentheses. follows: married mini/*Th e Ft'llonci »f t D igrt-o will ha ter*. $2,000 ($1,000); unmarriiul conferred tonight nt a meeting mini stern, $1,800 ($1,600); full at the Masonic Tem ple st 8:00 times supply pastors, married, $1,- P. M. 80<J ($1,000), unmarried, $1,000 ] ($1,300). Country Club, no regular meeting ! Krp‘[ D’ N.0 ,,l, of Jacksonville will be held during the week a t '" " " ’ for another term us J A C K S O N V I L L E . June 7 -<JP ) the Tourlat Center. Mamhera may |c? "f" r*nce l*7 leader. Other lay High Low bring w lvti and gueita, King Lion I b* c - B- Peeler, Birm ingham S3 62 J . Ham ilton Dlsbae announced. POTTER ELECETED MIAMI, June 7— (A^— Charles C. Patter of Orlando will b*com* chairman or the Florida ?(•(• Board of Accountancy effectlv* July 1. Potter named to succeed FJeher of Jackeonvllle who eon. JinuV m a Uard member. Charles B. Oofter of Min-y m P, w. THE WEATHER l Jackhonvllle secretary, and J . M il­ ton Lewis, W inter Haven, treasur­ er. Brownsville Chlcegn Cleveland Detroit TR O U B LE FO LLO W S HER B E V E R L Y H I L L S , Calif., June 7— W — Lila Leeds, the trim Memphis N sw Orleans Phoenix young blonde of tho Robert Mitchum marijuana caae, met up with an old friend again— trouble. Tha 81-year-old actress Is J n Beverly HUIs Jail today charged with being drank la an goto,. flan Antonio Bhroreport Jacksonville Minmi ■i 7V ............. ' I'i*1■-y j i H M j i i i - A— m. ---------------^ A'ShVii'iIUw...... 91 8(1 03 84 90 93 94 M 94 96 •1 76 65 66 49 69 72 64 61 71 74 70 “A - ; if ‘ K .. • • mi i ’ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 06, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 06, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/89f0c720463cd6fdfbe077463ede6ba0.pdf 36007942c603d211f50c7d1bfa1ac820 PDF Text Text Ig ry • - v - . TH E W EA TH ER ________________ __ ! PRO PERTY S A L E S UP JA C K SO N V ILLE, June 2— (JP) —Heal eatata aalea and Iranafar* during May exceeded April In Duval county. Properties vehfed at M.d08,70O were Involved in May transactions; about tha aepie amount a* for May of IMS and $000,000 over April this year. • r u m M ILLED ’ Partly rlmidy and mild throu* Snturdd). Possibly a few ligl showers. M UTUAL M EET I ONE U N D EFEA T ED TEAM LAKELA N D , June Z -U P h - ' The University ol Florid, coif Florida Citrus Mutual* present teem wet the only undefeated, (C tiliiM * trmm Paao Owl Float” for tha Hospital Day pa­ board of director* will hold It* untied team uf the 1PM-49 year, meeting , :• Cached by Bill Delleetetion*, the rade that resulted In <ui award of All 21 niece* will I* tilled at par-bu*tors won eleven matches. 160, . .■ . election* . June 10 / in the s e v e n ---------------- _ _ . Together with Herbert Bronson. citrus district*. Those churn will | FEW BLANKS Happy will attend ati educational In 30 batebsll name*. Usl* year course In forestry at Camp Oleana, Ik- ratified at a Ki-nnrnl mitnlwr* High Sprlngn, in August. IIJs lat­ ship meeting. June, ill and will Florida’* Gators blanked the pppoJaltlon only twice (North Carolina est aim la to compete 'for a $600 nerve for one year..----------------:-------and fftetaon) and were blanked scholarship. Ha Is Hle.tfon of Mr. GATORS WIN MOKE -, "amp number of tlmea (by and Mr*. J. T. Abney, 1204 French Muring the 1048.40 year Uni- A'"‘'«»"a »hd Georgia). Avenue. Officers elected at the Future Farrnet meeting Tusi-day * 'ghl were Donald LeFile of G «rva, president; Happy Abney vieepresident; Leonard Jones, secre­ tary; Ennis Williams, treasurer 2438.6 fur tha opposition. ami Forrest MeTeer, reporter. LA K ELA N D , June 2 - IA V fteml vegetation In Lake Wire wo* Ix-llevrd responsible for kill­ ing thousands of fl*h In'lhe down­ town I.Hkclund beauty spot yes­ terday. L A S T T I M E S TO N IGH T • MELODY TIME W A LT D IS N EY •mtJMlUT ANIM ATION— MU8 IC A I AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA P ER Truman Is Friday — Saturday SA N FO RD O RLA N D O 4-Power Head$ Character Of Legislature Adjourns Reported Fail To Agree; Chambers Hit In.Hiss Trial At Midnight With No. Revised Labor Plan : ,wunt a modification of Hit unanl.inlly rule. 1 French Informant! said if VI* iKlitniky should accept tha westt-rn plan as a basis of discussion, prospects of eventual agreement i would be enhanced, but If ha does in,l, the conference on Germany ; could collapse. Vlihbrekv has asked Hina to *iudy tha western proposals, tha informant* added, rind this ac­ , minted fbr the brevity of today’* nti-rlliig. American sources said Arbesnn asked for dlscuaaloE o l Him western plan in secret session. H IG H W A Y muse jonea. The trio, Gaorg* Wolforlk, » , L, D. Robinson, $7, apd James McDonald, 23, art being held for the June 8 grand jury In connerlion with* tha killing uf atorakeeper Davo Hlleox here last month. I Saturday * Dtmo Leaders Mtift In Closed Caucus w To Discuss Bill; Changes Approved O N E O N LY 1 . COUNT ( ANDY S IIE E I’ Feather Pillow Bargain! $ Half-Price Sale . Here Is a pillow value that you haven’t itci'ii In many year*. I'luuip, full 2lsli7 site. Finest whil« goose uml down r»nlhorn In smart floral drill ticking. You should buy Mveral pairs at this of the Atomic Enargy Commission's adrninisUsinm n in Wnshlngton. Sen- Uourke 0. HUkenloopor pi to talk thing* over with Sen. Brian McMahon ^ ot the Congressional Atomic Energy C°"'|n,' CP •n the chief critic of ABC Chairman David IJlicn^ . c a m p a i g n . ” (fnterea.lonol) Earliar, Baaator Luca, of lllln- A r C l ois, Democratic leader in tue *»»naU . earn* out for unspecified • amendmentsEth* Administration Fori aa to canaal tha orasant labor ualmg cl X 3 CAMISOJjE by A N N R E V E R E Ba "pretty” proud! Let your n blousas toveal the. famtnln* t and lovely camisole. . . . a»M straps . . . dainty ribbon, Of Tax Measure Passed O i s e r c c lit T e s t im o n y O f. G o v ­ e r n m e n t ’s W it n e s s I </l’) - Steamer Cracks 14 Men Saw, Slug And Takes Water Way Out Of West Off Jacksonville Virginia Prison four military commander* ol Berlin Wluiiiikri ( li.tnihcu, flic govern­ aid ior three and a hall hours to* ment’' key wiinc', in tlie perjury ol Algtr H im . Irshlied to­ ■day but came lo no understanding on the city’* crippling tail strike il,iv lie Intel lorn 1-iV.il lo the l our li was the first such mectinu her* unlit I’.itly hclorc he broke in 50 week*. Hug. General hranh ' II in l*»JH. Chamber* lm -worn ih.it L. Howley, the American command dant, told newsmen no agicrmenf oru- time high Slate Dcp.ulinen ic s A rc K tis h o H was reached bul a "great number ••ffirul lurried ovn rectcl govern ot pinpoials were nlt'-rcd and die* n,rui |,.i|irr> lo Iiimi. I If t.ild lllldci i*. i io«4 ex.iiiilliatioo iii.it wluir * ( utserl. , a Ml 'Ml Ion, I i.l’i Dm The meeting was held .it l iench t ominuiu t lie lirlirverl ill "ovn -1- 11,1 I,,|, I In; 4,ifi 1,(im>, was in' lliiowing tingovrinweiit -it the mihlaiy goveininenl hcadnuailet* dim-c, ,-t Iinkllli; MM) mile, ru t and Brig. General Jean GanevaB opiHMtiinc tinir l>v ‘any and all id | i, l m,u idb- toil.,i ,villi 12 feet u<e.,n« French cornmahdant. prriidesk id \, ,il» i in ibr rii|;llin>ooni. Soviet Map Gencial Alexander A (onlciicd cx - ounei lor a "Wain >1ill „.union.’ the vesfvntikuv, who rei;iieilcil the sea*, Coniniuniit ipv ring, Chambers I n ,, riot'-exiuiiinrd I>v I loyd Paul »«-l irpoitcd It olio dalion; along lion was the l.iM |.«*t to In arrive. aiiivr. The Allied building in lire AmeP j Stryker. I li»»’ ,ln.-l roiimel. lh r iran scclor ol Berlin wav not used j (.riiuiv nidi,inimi. returned by a for today’* merting in older to I prn.d «py-hiinl i-i nul jury, aravoid any liint that Foui-I’owet | ,med Hi,v id lymy »liru lie rleme-i rule ol tbc city was bring revived. Irrilnn: Stale l),-,Milincni papen That question now i» unilrr debate in l li.imbin lor 11.,iiiiiiiV'loii lo a by the Big hour l-oreign Minister* Krd .py mig at Paris. -\, the trial' lonilli rlay bec-'H The Western I'ower flags still 1.. Imn I rtlci.d l u d , s ,nim-l II fly over Hie building whole the Korn man, hit urn (foul power gov­ 1...1duiaii and imv ->l HI men am! erning laulyt formerly mei, but- i u i i w o inrn. t ‘liam lini» n p r .ilc il tin- Russian flag luu long since l-irM o iii H a lm .■n t* in u ln r li I k iid nr lie iuo*r broke »>illi the ( omnoiiii-l bv-rll reilloVt'll. Uli- ..........■ - - V' - nil noiiidi-r presided today uriiu-r the ., iriiu oil lotation system !•> wlilclr escli ', . . . . . . . . of the four military comumn.lants Stryker lontlmod lofc tact tea of (ronllniicl On I'ngr Eight) 1, vrdorday, hauimcring at Churn li unlliiura lin i.gr • litl.ll •mm S e s s io n To O p e r a t in g C a ll S p e c ia l R a is e F u n d s TAl I m 1v 1" buir 1 l/l'* — II,- I I ,1,1.4 I f-gi«l ilure ilionrd 1 along 1..-> ml h •till ic-rrvrd iilp-iui,in-ol of it* In' demmn on » II..........indo,, Del...... . Sun. * •*(' !!* ol *,,fm Wr,P rompt"iui4" mca-ni" and a break­ down "I O' 'iiemling authorities I ,.,k, . . ........ t.iiidow: ov I lm f lag- • ,n l l i r eu-aping p iu iin c ii le lt be- aiv 1it r ■ I , In it al preparation ol tlie •lop ‘’in,,, vv.,. op,i itniK itj ladio 1 <•II Clio l.‘- II, aw.,,. mi , p, IVVCI III) tilt- l lei w.i, ,,b to lake l >nllimtlllll ill"O' -I,Ip. ( ,,,,1-1 nsi lire • -i i mi •- ul a liittil ib rm a bleeding gtl.tld llic y lia il -lug gril and tos-nl into one •i| llir i . i i a lr il 1 r llv I Ir 44,14 uli-Mt iiir il .14 la ik ir Ja m c i. prominent .14 a baseball umpire ui llir W b rrlmg area bulky to*iv I-ill II,-ill hiatalirv must agirr to inept ll. If ii ,11•I ii-,• pare before tbs miiliiigl-i I-gi billin’ loO-mriimi-nt ibii,II,ISlate iigi’liri" • Would Imi" rn, .oilloo0 y to pernl money after .loin- .10, when O'" flscul year end.. II pi nimbly wnulil lie necesiary, then, fm ib. Gii’.ernni m call the l i ’gi lni'ii" I,mb iiiiim-iliati'ly to fini-b it job If ir 1 , pn . il. tho Slate llgelic1,.4 mni ui iiiiiimns wiiuid liave 11 1 ill mueil Da I’age Kixbt) minutes ami linit loailtiloeks wenbeing set up within JU uiinutei aftei the men ciawleil tlirougli a window onto Jefferson Avenue. 2J1 Kiwimis Me in hers Attend nth Division Ka i l v At Leesburg ,1 4»i,i. h i ,,old i -,iiii- a|,,||gid, in,1 pomp Mu- "in-,in- 11mm, lire guaiil*4 itation Iclcplionc ilu I I n-, inp .‘ -ii.i.i la-iliii-il. I In di in - -ul 4 t-4-rl i» an oil 44.14 taken oil lit book. When lie v i.iiiirt h i billed lo ie|Hirl al 2:00 A. M. anti i , oln In 11,•in ( L S I ) and llir re u lra l ilr4k (ound , |l-44 ol lb-011 t’l on o. line 1 unturned lim y . an i '.11*- 1 i, in,d 11- - . « - r ,i f t 4vere lus 111,1110, I,. Ill, I l.lK.dlip Sllll'tl'tl utvciligulinr. 44,i4 4t.nted. 4l„t.Il>« • 1,1, tl, m i 4101*011111 Warden Ibi-I J Bki'cn .said tlie 4i ,i . tit,.I , loll i,„,o in ,hi Miami, break 4411a diseovr-n-d within a few hi iiii a w n •> "CJ I Maple Bunk Beds IV l.ty Im m e d ia t e MDl INDSVII.I.F., W Va.. June •penal 4CH1011 2 (/!') Fourteen pritoiiem vaweil A ...nl . .-I, i.nim iO rr teas and ilngKcd tlirir way out of llir trpnil.il lo bit.- mn-.-il on a gen•iqiporedly "eveape proof" inutli n al .i|ipiiipiiatmU4 I,ill 1 all.llg lot ball id the italr penitrniiary Imre about $215.0 0 0 ,0 0 0 tm lb" next today. two years .14 a rompronui" between h wav Writ Virginia’, biggest j KMn ....... • lull ami a . . . lead 35 ; ....... do i.i-ii-i,, .caboa.d fell silent '"‘,M ',,,,on ,n M $2 4 0,000,000 measure parted by „ loir in,-,-ill ill'll,-vv mriMgrv fillthe Senate ,| (lo- hi Sis of the escapees were servHowever, bnmal report ol the Butner Attends || i t a n k <'lo s t- T o Farm Loan M eet: eommemorsti- mm-1,io, i,» ui,-,- .il-oik oli about l c, on i ii 11.; i i i in- i liner ; lo Hie Held In Lakeland1of •lefreri‘,m ,)nvi' I ,iioli i , ,in .ini a,iil miunitInn 11- rvpei-ted ! lohn l.conardy. Jr., Wins Scholarshir 2 Thousand People Are Given TB X-Hay: I a. Junior High Graduation Address To Be Delivered By Rev. Zimmerman Her Favorite Nylon* G ovet noi iiii • i T i m Hanford AtlanHt Nnlt"n~A s k i f f moored to the W est la-u Hutner. vice pirsldent of'j Mm,l nml Florida hlati- Hank in .-ii m i- titii'ii -1 of iln- Mocoma. r «*iB«»r i i i i - i* mipdiip ,’ inni ti-piirl'.-il V irg lu lii bank of tlie ohm R iv e r Hie Ssnford Nalional Farm Imanij ware i-lo-ed' today in ci-iniuennoa 1 Heniled l-y V,‘ \ Moriiann, pre|« ssuHmiril (lit I'nri I l|k ll IP■■<!•■•* OB Vmm* fclaSD A*»oclutton, wen uinnng III fartlV 'lop , .................... 1auk’ll', 23 m«-i"in-'.- o( tlie Sanford tH ip'!* ! Klw.iiii.n ('lot- attend",I the Klh . c ^ o l i , L m ’i i l /o n in g G ro u p O k iiy s and 8-niHi Florida ivlm nttondri the seecssibn of the Hoiitlierr want I'lftli Hlvialo" Rally at the fa n iV high'W fW t'building.'d# ■ recent rotifarenre in Lakrlnn-I. States, who vea» pleeled presldelil 'Me'hodit Inutli O rder near t liJilllCt' lit til u tils O f sigfted by Wllllpm West, ‘'femous I’rolilrins of the IhiiiI liaiik m i- of tin- Corifr.leiaey, Fell. 0, IH«tI ., , 1Lreibuig In » tilgli* tn honor of architect." Betty Jo Walts was ti-lii were discussed ivttli offltnd-i Hu 44*11, born, .him- ,1. iMm in S a n it a r iu m m m m Gnveiuor ouart simpron i rt nclt A v f iu ih l.oLs described aa riding by In a super­ of tin: Federal Lund Haul- - f T Kill Comity, Kentucky. _ I anil Disti ll t Bm-rntary J H. Keen. sonic, Jet propelled Cedlllae, and Columbia. 8. C. iln- president -f A gru-limti- of WchI I’olnl 111 II. ....... noli. t»l. local mi'ichant, < ai'ciiidlng '" Martin Htlnecipher, Governor Arnold Harrington was whlrli. .Iiillan II. Beurliorough, 44,1, 1X28, to pent seven years in ,ti tin- Clt4 Zonlug t'ommi • mn th ry of( Hie I. n;« c liit, pictured *■ arriving In a private tin- piiticipal speaker at the ••• ilmil omly lib - m orning - *at she- 1J "".-re army al.uu- the norlhwi- tern mi ' lu t ii <t:lit ami dt-eiibil Mil** o f tll»* ID rliiliA III l h r 111v i Florida Smiitainun and Hmipilitl tn, t'ity t'l.nni" plane piloted by Marcus Bowen. feri-nce. liontii-r. nml in IH.'ifi resiirneil .-.iiiiiiii-rid where ll" bail been confined for I were l.'Pir nteil and 12,r> Ki­ un that 'oil f"et of Inn,I f. ' MIkh rite forecast hrrself as a fmm tin- .* rvli-e mat tnTiiiii,. a Fanners nml eltrin grown pre "Id. Frank n,- on Fi-m-li Avi-ims. and "I ll.. pint four mouths. II" Ini.l wa.nani •'•'brad nurse on the oeesn liner, Seminole County said Mi ........ l-iittnll plantm Fleett-il to Con 11 unison, pa-1 lire-i.l.'lil ..f tinloiiiiiii', II pmpi-ily -iwiii 1 t-4 I,,.,-„ ill for III iii.inllirt (Jucoii Mary, and predicted that liave lo-lpi-il ill htilhlliiit 1 1 Kteas m I" lb, lie uove lip tin- ,J II,. I I I Del Hi . 1HH2 at I'm e o , 1Sanford • ml', led lb" gnmo "ingiln- Mmilii- 1 Sian- I- in uni M-Ho- I(M0 HUB football team will , vuliiiiii' by tli- • ' flee to eoiooimiil a n-Kiim-iit of ki-l, In- it--I,ill'll a 1i 'IiiIiho Ii it ii 11.4 I'eren'll mill" to \ iio-ii |'"g. Ll""........ . J. S All'll welbe piloted by feminine coaches iMisslitaiiii'i vi,hint,-era in Meivi-o I l.ili-l loud .1 hi i.iw.i mul i". a gruiiil" ciilp- 1 niio-il 'lo- group. Ib i'ii in tn ui'i'd .1 t-a, I'eggy Howell and Mary Kenl*. -’1 “ )”" ''' " " ' rn 1 From IH1 7 to IH T*I Inserved 1 1 tern of more than font i-illi irnnliHimii «i„ rase k l,k n I In- i|t<i, mil, said City Man lor worked at Rail", Vt. unlit I K a r l I,- bio h i m mn ter of ere* Among outstanding awards pre­ ■loilniH. TI iIh loan voliinu- 1 i"> , ager ( T illi-i-i Vn-hiumii iiii , iio-in ll'lli Win n lie moved to Snnfonl. IllOtlU'Jk. sented for athletics was the gold seiitt, more than a million l-miAll*. Sinipgi'h niitlilird Kiwunh ■lig. was In-Mil upon tin- i-ipo ' It" I'tigagoil in fiiruutig her*’ until mt-dnl and certificate presented by term farm imirtgngi- Innn n ,101111 Amii . iioo plmm m 1 - 1 IP22 14lien lie e 'talilialieil a gl"- {H im fit'll fill |*•* I 15 *' Itl 11 1Ill'l l Y 14VI*I I’rlnclpsl Herman E- Morris to mnitirnKe refinance piiipo.41 . j**1** h win in»’4iy •lm c mi Sanfurd Avenue a tt-jliiuioiit, 111111iw stall....... ... Floyd Cooper, who waa rated all 11*17. Mr. Fen soli i* snrvlvcd tiy the tint hurt I hy I’" t t»l *t •#•*' M«»yd ..tin t pioji-l , nil tilt- pi-ipi t'4 conference center. 11 imllminl lira I In M I The laud linnk svsteni, I" ...... ' the Cuuuiiu:il-.,i ilvnii-ii tm 11 willin', Mr:i Cmolina Ceieoll; Members of the 8H8 baseball .lnlin Leonard)-, Jr., of Cmal (Caariaae! «■ r*«a ldt»ten» team, winners of tha East Florida lalilea, son of John Leumndi KUi-kt of tin- llylpy h e lly l.nn-i 14411 ilauglitei«, Mrs. Mary Al"Conference title, were given their Xniifm'd attorney, was miiio-d i.ry to vitutil 1:<li a Imimli) •' vandei and Sirs. A. Constantine; N a p I n C a r s S h a d e twi, ,011:1 Finn., mat Martin (Vie letter* by Coach 0. T . Kettle*, who Tuesday n» the first winner of 1 Itsvo Avi-mre nml Tivi'lftli h li-V M ilt mul five grandchildren, all ><f I t r i i i K s D e a t h T o H o y commended them on their fine re­ tlie miiiiinl Givster Miami lo in tho all" It. In a ll--.iiluiii 1 Sm,fm,; Ilu- lullei are John mul urea, said Mi Kililiin. cord. Receiving Idlers were David ’ iiriiiii-e Hoard ncliolnrsliip loan HOWLING GUI r.N. K v . June I’li-will ul Hu- llieetllii; 44*>r It* let! Alexander. David Core oli, Rusal, Ray Dunbar, Edwin Brook­ fund. John Martin and Nicky Coiritun 3 (/ft—A nap in tin- bad-- "f an More than 2,000 iii-rtain •­ lyn, Edison Myara, Wallaca Tyre, taken advantage of ibe -ipp--" Tlie IhisiiI, orKanl/ail in Fel.ru .1. I,. I ih;ley, chairman of tl.v iim- .yi io Hiuvivmg are two n . ant" lirnnglit death *" "lie i-litlil roUllilisiiiim, i-.iiivrtril F. Lull", • John Keeling, Hoyt Qglluway, ty for free x-ray service li\•' 'iry, provide* for louiin of t It") a i-tury; II .'miieu Gut, Fraul v b tern, a luotlir-r ill Italy nml n and critii-nl tmuMea I" mmlticr a* vear to hel,, defray exp»-o-e- "f John Krlder, Zeke McNab, Clar­ llosnl of Health sine- tl" mere ill I'ortlniul, tlie. (lie vi’lllrlt-V wlo i l. lm, I ttre-lis. ence Clausa and Charles Thoms*. and itnllonary units were -• until", of Miami at recugoued •.own, fcilwarii Higg'iu, llo»m-l I In- Rmiiry will lie reeiteil m | Rickey Rb-I nine ni>>tiili"ld ravllje, nml Mr. MeKilibiu. rotlsgei of Hirlr t-holcr Letters were also given to L. "Pea­ on Wednesday morning. Dr 1 - " linioir of Mr. Cereaoil at (lie '"ii of Mr i I - --un Roliti"., RowChange in plari-i ami ....... ti nut” Galloway' and P. R. Bach, (Jnlllninri. director of the f'emm ■ •loliii l.emisrdv, Jr., 44-110 will la! - iitlnni fnt ipe i.wiiuiunu; ......1. Friik non Funeral Home, Friday Ming Green, 'to-I at u l"i.;pitnl urndimled ltdrd in bis eln-o oi-xl un team managers. ' mui Snlurday evonings. Fiiiieial 1Iii-m- yesterduy. I" """iite' after County Health Unit, niinom-rei'omiuenileil liy |(. .M An,.11 To msrabera .of Use Baminole tills niornlni*. week id Prince de Leon High Jacksonville ■tignii-i-r, ivlll i.w u' i-lvices will lie heal al I .(" ,tin- mi-dml- It" "ll"’i tmy, liar‘ * who had Hi-hool, took top honors fm bis "'il)it'k .Sunday afternoon at All iy Lewis ,l.",lmi. 13. "f During tlie whole siirv--> niltti-d to iln- City Comnin tshi) srlionl during bis junior nml "itinr H)I7 only 2.100 persons n- • • 1 lor iippinviil at Hm meeting on Souls (’atbolle Church with tin-! Jerry Jonlau, naklaml. mil Mrr. r x-ray* In Seminole Count v. 1 venra in tlie Miami Herald •••.my Monday, June 13, Haiti McKibl.m Itev 0 ‘|‘. Carl ofGc'laHng. In- L. ll. Dcnliam tt-.wling Green, rereived Inter rial iniurii-f mul sev­ declared and predicted that •"-"• contest. Active In ilrhnting, be lerment will i,r in won the ID18 Southern champion­ ere head Inceratioii* tahn 1,000 will be given » • Catholic Cemetery. CIHMMIS ACADEM) L E D-iilonii, ntepfullier of during the period ending on >"• ship nwnrd at Naalivlllc, Term. Crooms Academy for coloi--I He w-n.v the recent slate winner of uiudi-nU will luivo bacr-alutiieatDENTAL COUR8E I H'e older • hil-l, 1.1I.I police he llr. II. W. Rucker, tlenud left didn’t see Ho- pallet on which t ie Three new ease* of tuherml • an essay content on Amerirmilnm set vices Aiindny night with tl-have bsen discovered In the «••--<u conducted hy the Elks. Ilin next Rev A. tv McQueen, pastor "t I"day f.r linlneuvllle to tsltwesil I y«*lliir*teirH wee- deeping an lm tin- ear ml "f the drivety during the past two week . u educatlonil work will la* to take the now Mt Culvury Churrh, gm a two day post graduate course at revealed and one dcalli in ti- •• u mi•••l i r I course at Emory Uni­ lug tlie ei muu. At grudiiatlug tin- University of Florida, ll** is j way. __ _ Atlanta, Ga. _ _ _ _ _ _ exurcises for tlira ' clana of 32 a iiiouiber of the state post glad' I NEW YORK, Jana Tha United State* has lost to Britain time‘has hecn due to the diarn - versity, Hi t. \It RRliU.RV I'lilills on Mnrnluy evening, Do­ until coBitnitlL-e which is pulling another hunk ol it* already dwindling trade with Argentina. NEW ORLEANS. June :!-(,?) on (be course, which was nOondi-'l | main address 14ill lm drllveieii l-< The British-Argentine five-yssr deal announced this weak aquaases —The U. 8 Fifth circuit court Dr. Anioi I. White, A. M„ ure 1 last year by more tliun 100 den- of nppcult. to-lny affirnod tho tha United State* out of what once was a nifty thraa-wsy swan, pnfit. d«nt ot Fdiviird Waters Gollilog- tista. Outstaudlng Irndcrs of the conviction of John E. Dorsey, profession will address Hu- group. hag gvarv one. We have already lost lo g large * ! * • . <*» old ttyeaJacksonville. former area OPA agent lit Mia­ mi, Fin., on charges of conspiracy and bribery In selling count i rfolt sugar ralUin elierks. The Rev. H. L Zimmerman., rector of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, "Tlie verdict w«n uuihorlred by will deliver the graduation mldrevv to the 64 hoy* and 6B girls of lit" lire evidi-ri""." "aid tin- "pltum by Clrci'U Judges .Samuel 8 Sildey, funior High School Cla*i »d I'M'* *t the High School audilurium at I,t on Mi Cord uml Curtis L. Walk­ dividual traya and aalts 10)00 o’clock neat Flidtv. R I I rue. principal, announced today. The er. Dorsey's appeal wan argued eerdanca with ruks, graduating dais Iasi year Imd 54 l-»y* and 57 girl*. All schools will close Dy W ILLARD CONNOLLY 1 before the three Judges lost Mnr. quantity quota* Ml Thursday. * ---------OvM « High Behnol will iru'l ' . C W Dial , h?k * OU‘ ,h7 8,i fIrom J,a S<;s.Sanford ,tlj CJ ' ursmniar r ° f S fsbchool; " r t »2|ci emnlfromVl& S l W n d“ Lounljr the Tbagpipes will echo Hie of FloilJla. nata flv* pupil* at 8;00 o'ginck. fm Diaws “ ** RIIMIU yu\nim ui mu yy simvas .., ' . ‘ evening. The H*» School will have promotion exer­ auditorium next Tuesday morning at I (I: .$0 o’clock and that they will f ■ ■ ■ CHndr. of the be played bv Dr. Cliafles (idward lioniulc, 1914 Magnolia Avenue and) V H R W R A TH RH ertan Churrh of Or cise* at IlOO P. M. Tuesday aven- formerly of Maud, Abcrdeendiirr, Scotland. —:■■■— ■ - ——— ' the address. I’*"J Ing, with Mra. Paarl Bates, princi­ All instructor qf economics and economic history al Stetson UniJA C K SO N V ILLE, June 3—(Aq pal, offlelatiag. Instructor nnd Dr. Ray V. Bower* of Stetson vrrslty, Dr. Ironside will appearF ,, hems economics STATION aonfer awards. The University wtlf address graduates <|iioto In rich old Scotch brogua Atlanta children who hava of jate been * 'ima, Methodist of Lyman High School at 8:10 some -.-f tha tattar’e noted poems. Boston studying about Scotland, and n* Oviedo, will ad- o'clock on Thuraday evening. Ha will ba Introduced by the i Ghlcngo KcotUnd’a greatest poet, Robert t boccalaurcsts An Informal program will ba Burn* whoie birthplace In Alin- "Scotch accents” of the Rev. A n-; Nashville gh*. given for pupUa a t ' tha Ranford gim G. Mclnnls, pastor of tha Philadelphia Oviedo High Grammar School at 10:80 o’clock. way, Ayeshlre In southwest Scot­ First Prasbyterlan Church. Saint Louis land ha has often visited. Meek, Dorothy Thuraday morning. Attendance Among the famous B u r n s Snn Antonio Not only will Dr. Ironside piny eXIiuion. Fr«l- certificates and honor roll certipoems to ba recited by Dr. Iron- Seattle “Scotland the Brava" and "High­ by Raghdnlr fleeter will be girau. are "Cotter’s Saturday. Washington land Laddie”, but ha will show a id e 1 Tha South Bid* Primary School *t*reapHean seen** of tho Scotch Night,” "Tam e’Shantar," "To a L*f.k*?"vllU and Waal Bid* Primary School countryside whan Robert Burn* Mountain Daley,” “Tha T w o w tt hava praamHau exarclaaa, lived at about the time of tha ThWeday maralag at UiOOa’cloak. A asrlsaa revolution aad will United States Loses To Britain Part Of Its Trade With Arge 1 To At iMereliant, Dies In Floridn LO N G EA ' j Y I E K M S ♦a*». ti. s. an. on. P la n I la m m c r n Coast Utmocrutlc tkllMlbr- i«tU i»® Wl It plain that IN-ami Mr. T r u m a n ---------art dstarmlaad to taka what they m * v «ij? OUR S try k e r Guard Cut- Rond Rlorks Are N o t | ie44mn toil iy, rr-igmil lo Ilit* (act U.n In Attrmnt T o i'1 " li.ne to limit lin k later to r.n r mill- f 10.001).tntil a year Capture Escapees; in nr4, ii\"» 1.1141-iniii Warren To Cfipplud Craft WASHINGTON, June 3 </P>- K Bite'll bo a sweet dream In this charming gown u-th an enhancing shouldar line and aver so flattarlng Entplrn silhouette. Klch Bur-Mil rnyon crap* In patal or hlua. Face Showdown In A. E. C. Probe •'-L rel1* 4,,Mb1rnA srP: r* ^ « $ A C ii uml Inollrr Ksrel- T etimlMlim and ulean gm H| S H F ,L I Crippling W a l k o u t In Beilin Unite*. Leaders F o r idt Time In 50 Weeks NEW YORK. June “#^p*rty meeting the Senators di»- ■ cussed a proposal lo back five a- I mewhnent* to the Admiaistration's T-R repaalar, including a provision a MUM. for 'presidential ssuurt of struck , ware a! plaits in natkMul amargancie*. R--«J Gas Range Bargain The llllixlnti slip , . . confection spun of IstM and *X)|iilslte fa lirie by Arletnls. Ihcra’s isall- ly In Its Figure-Perfect fit . . reality In Ibo wuy It wears and wcarn. CIiinisii Illusion In white nr blm-k tiiir-MII rayon crept . . .112 to 40 and 32S to »UH. a---------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- - ! Th* Truma* Administration, which has baas rosining on full repeal •f rim T all-Hartley Labor Act. was reported today Ip have decided to m m what it can get in the way of a revised taw. . \ • • , Vka President Barkley talked •H rioftf to a doaad caucus of Sen­ ate MMcrats today and a Senator who Amo present reported that was mT*ff*ct of his remarks. Tha Senator, who would not permit urn of Mi name, quoted Barkley a* saying ha and tha TWO NEW RBt’ORDH Two now school records were set by University of Florida track­ men In the season Just past, f o ­ ray I’ouchi-r vaulted 13 feet, 3 and 3/4 Inches, and Bill Atkinson threw tho discus 146 feet, 4 and 3/4 Inches.' •n this lusurlnus INNER,SPRING MATTHEHS Her* la m real ruin* in ilirpIn* comfort ISO soft, reslllrol roll* hedvlly pailtle-J will, -.1mil mill in'iMlof* lay•rs of itnwny. cation t*lt Twin or ip.ulile Mr* Tills line nniltreaii slmul-l sell lor I30 0n list yours lomorrow dl Hulnriluy (or d u ly .............. H O 'S W E E T . No. 201. Anaoclated Preaa Leased W lr* B A N F O R D , F L O R I D A ; ‘ H U D A Y J U N E a. HUB Dr, Charles Ironside To Present Scotch Program At Grammar School ^ a a & « v s r « *aiB b!u �I — >.vy.^v• r m ;■ //vo r >j/■ >• >>>• ' w w w jy tf1 , v ». •t-viBHWHBrr•* * • wtw<•;•__ H m P A G E E IG H T ( u u m m n n n K A f.u i “1• £/''•■ Y' r'’* v-. ' • '*► .■..* ■fVT * r i T ”■-**/' i4;/; r7?^ ^ r a « n n m n ig M E R IE A Y JU N E S, h a n fo r d . Steamer Stricken SHS Class Day 2-Day Graduation Grammar Program Past Matrons Club Meat Prices Climb Sharply In Has Annual Supper Wtnm (Caallne»4 r n a f i l l S S j Ceremonies Begin . (CsstlssM frmm rase OM) Man's a Man for a’ That." Mbit ■ crocked circulation casing devoted extra time to entertaining - — The Past Matrons Club, Order Most Retail Marketing Centers ‘ canned water to pour Into the en* civic club* and uther group*, MU* C i i n r i n v A # I T ( I t ftr Dr. Ironsidecame to Florida i;ine room. Tlila * presumed to 01lie Reese Whltte, club director. i j U I I U t l J * 1 1 U VP1 1 after teaching at New Jersey of Eastern Star, bald Us annual 1 4 9 ' Davis’ Birthdl n n ••-•’ , U. 8 . senator from Ml**l*»lppL He was secteUnr of war 1M31867 and from 1867 to 1861 served w h .. ■- - - — _ _ • mean the cold water circulator presented .gold emblem*. The , _ State Teachers College and New chickan and com supper on Wed­ another term as senator, On Feb. 9, 1801, he was eWetHy ASSO CIA TED PRESS nynti-rn In tint (hip's conden**?*. member* nf the girl* sextet who G A IN ESV ILLE. June 3— (Bpe- York University. With Mrs. Iron­ nesday afternoon at the home of Meel price* climbed aliarply thi* week in mo*t retail marketing "Disabled and drifting. Twelve received these Included I Mary Anne clah—Twtwlap t "1# side he had motored to many Mr. and Mrs. J. O, Poulson on ed president of ' tho provlskmal g government of the Confederacy ■ center, after edging upward .lowly f„r the ............ re week*. , '«'* " " 'f t <" /!'■'<' 1" " '1 H"!"1"#’ CWlowqy. accomnanUti J f U « »'■»" ^1 *, * with « ««rtlon polntn tn tho South and Florida In Lake Fairy. The supper was cook­ Pmili.v „l.„ i u « . |t„ . i.;t i, i. „ . . . . . . .Uald the kingship Hlneo In an ur- Diinrnn, Anita Aiken, Ingrid r,*-id* wm Mgin wiin » iu » » reunion search of a pleasant site for a ed on the outdoor fireplace and by the Congress assembled at I oiillry alio wa* generally h gher. while da ry product* were abmil t .|,uUt ti.HH A. M. teraon, Bettye Hull. Kathleen Bab-'of the Grand Old Guard at 6:00 home and a retreat Where they eaten at a long table on the lake Montgomery, Ala and waa In­ augurated on Feb. 18. At the ex. unchanged and vegetables plentiful and low-priced. "position .10.40 north, 79.31 ruck and Juan McTeer. ; p. M. Sunday ami will bo eUmos- could continue thrlr research Inin shore. plratlon of the first year of the the advance in meat price*, although it followed the usual veainnal :I wni I about 100 mile* east or history and sociology. Both have A short business session was o i on „ „ The .......win, men,hern of the'"* M S l n i f f .° .' T f government a new pattern, wa* greater than hadt — : .Inrksonvillo). "Opera It* radio on oire Clul. double male quartette SfoO o’dock the same interests, as Mrs. Iron- presided over by Mrs. C. L. Hsw- provisional Congress wa* elected, and on Feb. been generally anticipated In view ■ emergency power only. Delaware received emblem* Including. u% H W nf'th e0mm slils taught these subjects for son, President with Mrs. R. C. commencement 22, 1802 he was again inaugurat­ of earlier mipply rsPrnntes. Trade I j Sun Mantling b y '« « fllr* Zekc MeNalt. Hobby Corley, HUo f ht °! f.?. L"| Field Mon- many years In New York schools. Maxwell giving the devotional. ed, entering upon a term which spokesmen *uld there wan a brood i oi.li rmuinunlcaUon* If iieceeeary. Hrumley. Arnold Harrington, SSi” niVht will ) * in ■lilresa by Tha saarch ended right here In This was the last meeting of the was set for si* years by tho ICaallaa»4 r u n P * e * ob ....... ..................... .............. .. could ................... demand fur im-Bt and Hint o steady .i Could u»o vessel which conic Kloyd Cooper. uene Gone -narper, Harper, boo Bob-- pj«rr(. v*tn Paa**en. »*eo noted role author, Hanford and they recently built a group until fall. -u uooper, >natl elltpb In wholesale and livestock thr SflUtui taxi tainc, lo a >lo»e. nloiig*idr and pump engiiuf room by Marr* and Richard RanaboL ri<jurnlliint. and lecturer, on the pleasant lilllu home nf green tint­ Tho*i$ enjoying the event were1 He waa was captured _at at Irwlnsv Irwlnsr price* recently had Ikoij sjoqfc to Tltc hill Warren' turned. down to keep afloat or po**ihly U* Uke t0"'ed concrete block next to the home Mrs. Hewson; Mrd.- Magwrll. Mrs. Mhibeet "Tharo I* Still Time." 1. be reflected In rrtnll .tore* until would haveNdeclared rent iuntrol I *>' the distre.sod craft The graduating das* wa* greet-1 (minded on Sunday'* program of W. C. Hill. One room Is devoted R. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. B, C. Moors, Ison thi* week. ,T $ ed hy Mi*. If. K. MeNab In behalf w.jj| ),P llaecHlnureate nervlees, *1- entirely lo storage of historical Mrs. J m Corley, Mrs. 8 . J..N ix, al art end in ft! of (.7 Florida I ........... l,y rW)l°' ' Following his relefcst *r. Reeelpl* nf |mrf Inin* were de­ data and cabinets contain slides of the Sanford High Hchool Clas* „t Florida Field, lieglnnlng Mrs. Harry Kent, Mrs. John Cour­ he re relumed tn commercial enterI scribed ns rxeeptlonally _ smalt. counlin. Kxrinpled were luunlir.i of lHIM. Of those, »he pointed out 7 . tr,. The Right Reverend Haml­ for many lectures. They look for­ ier, Mr*. Marcus Tyre, Mrs. E. J. prises rises In Tennessee and Louie Some pork cut* were up DKihuch a* wherr military reicrvation* are In- | in the uudletirn Mre. W. C. <Jole- ]t,„, Weal. Bishop Cnadjutnr, Dio- ward tn liutirs of quiet study this Routh, Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs, tana. He died In New Oriel fl cent* a pound arrii** tlm country.' caled: Hay. (.'lay, ivtonmr. banl.t mail, Mr*. Robert Axt, Mr*. J. A. .......... Florida, will deliver the summer on the large screened Frnnk Crosby, Mrs, Hanky Wight Dec. fi, IRHD nnd on May 2V, M.miiniird ytnm Paae n»tl Gorll Flower*. H.irnilnureate sermon. Annual porch In the rear. Ailvnnrn* in the price of hoef Rota. Wallon and Okahan.i. 180:i hi* laxly waa taken to Rich­ els the price. 1Varii and and Mr. nnd Mrs. Poulson. ranged from two In four cent* In lint rnuritleii* other Amerlean fhere were r»l* member* nf the Ve-p<r* Tea will follow the Sunmond, V b . Bom In Aberdeenshire, Scot­ From the very beginning. War-1 most place*—although one large ,e» l.dd the ill,*iii . vein tivri I bnVitVe** fi'tni* pro involved Tea* H"** when ll graduated In tha ,| ,v night service*, land, Dr. Ironside wae graduated Major M. J Meeks, manuer I)y Tt|p Mnte» Argen. building now occupied by tha Jun Included among those scheduled from Peterhead Academy amt rhain hoosird Hirloln steak 10. ren held the threat ol a veto over, of the Fruit Grower* Express Co.. rent* n pound at Ghirago, Veal llir bill. In legitlative debate* hi turn must 1nke pound* sterling for l"r High Hchool, said Mre. MeNab to he granted dagm * by Unlver- Aberdeen U>’Werslty In Scotland has a photographed reproduction H'aBtlaasO r w a rmmt Oasl follnwed beef closely. Lamb re* ter. however, tporuort ol ihe lull ti. pMidm ta It can’t convert Ihe "hd 1,1 *he«e about ID now live In *|ty President J. Hllll* Miller are and recalled his 1’h. D. at Colum­ of the time table of Western' Into dollar*, and, to that the vicinity of Hanford. Bhe wa* three candidates for Doctor of bia. He taught for a time In Kings authority to spend what money Railroad of Alabama and Atlanta < malnrd nu high priced that most •aid they helieved the (iovemoi ..... .. liotrherM continued tn ragard It r v n t . it e»n’t hoy American pro. Intrmliired hy Herman Morrl*. Philosophy degrees, two candl- Canadian Kehool, tendon, and they could find for the first few and West Point Railroad, dated would approve it if the tix iouii duel.. a* a speciality Item. , Four of the ID24 graduates, said date* for Doctor of Education de- there met his future wife who at weeks of the new fiscal year—and May 29, 1893 and listing th« The dollar shortage, In fact, Is Mra. MeNab. have children In the gree** ■" 'of master* degree* the time whs doing research in the special session could be delay­ route of the special passenger Pirnir ham*—a holiday apaclal Iin were taken nut. of the main reason* i«»th Hrl- I04U Gin**. Hhe forgot to mention and HO for bachelor of law de- England. Later he taught In Hun­ ed in an effort to hrlng some clar­ train that born the body of Jef­ Until llouiua gave topheavy over tho Memorial Guy week-end I tain mid Argentina made the part, hor own non Richard, but named grew*. ter College and Brooklyn College ity to the chaotic financial plctura. ferson Davis from Naw Orleans —advanced three to four cant* a vote* lo the proposal, Present tax sources will yield to Richtnnnd. The route listed was Also iinirjuo In this . In New York. Pending bet ore the House now I* Ami the dollar slmrluge, to a ftlyve Ann Adam*,'daughter of W. pound generally. Prying chicken*, already Adams; ucjaaii Jean IxruUa i* the largest *1 «lifjr wa* vMio irutting im iiiii A. nuntimf tmuisw Varn, >">*«| ein-* * . j^mimher , also spotlighted Inst week-end, n incimiru to exempt some of the large exient, 111 During the first World War he tin more than an 'estimated 8180,. from Montgomery, Ala. to At­ were up two lo four ecu la and in hIk Ic 'h largest eouMile* from rent into Amerlean trade with tho Ar- daughter of Mr*. J. A. Varus and veterans ever In receive degrees, served in France and Belgium 0011,000 to apply against tha 1236,- lanta, Ga. Htanley Hntmley, atm nf Mr*. W, 6"' *»• ■»" the Urgest num- with the British Army in the Gor­ 000,000 compromise appropria­ cunt I ol«, ’I he Kenatu pu**ei| u no’U- Ifrntliie. lively drniuiid. v H.""firuiniey!""Ployti"" Cooper" w'a* be1 of women, K1 The honorary don Highlanders. After the war tion* bill. I,ml year It. H firm* sold unlv *ute ilceontrolling rent* in Duval, British coal .production In 1949 Home retailers mill hotter prices u mentioned as the son of R. F. Doctor of l*aw degree will he he studied and traveled In Europe i Nothing has been provided for totaled 208 million tons— 11 mil­ roiil«l tw expected tn drop a penny Hilishoriiugli, Pmk and I’liiellu*. JI7H million wiirlli of gmula t InsDtutlnnal building construction. lion tons more than 1D47 pro- a it Goopcr a former Instriielor at the conferred on Fred E. Lvk«*i Aigeiitiim, h 'Irup of 111 per rent When Ihe bill reached the House anil America, devoting special at­ nr two n iioinnl by tho end of thin, *1 Riofiksvllle, -prominent Hnrldlnn — ___ •in IIH1. However, Ilit, I vrar wo,tn M‘ ,,1l 1001. tention to museums and historical That may he another Joh for ductlon, but stilt below the pre-" week, mil'!** lh» wlmlcsalo lliarkM « 'nminll ev umcmieil II to take on ftoili , ....... ...i-n . ,, end an alumnus nf the Unlver- data. only $1811,two,000 of »n#.and of imported He reads or speaks German, Die sperial session. duty ■tlffeneH. Wholesnle Wlinlesiili. butter hotter sold anlrl Dade ....... (.lulnty. war level. ■ ■ ■ '»................... . - ............ - ->• Gifts of appreciation were pre- -J •tlffened. C. . . . . . , M. Gay has revernor Warren signed Into Argentina 8'Hsl»- ARhougli this ncnlcd by Arnold Harrington, nrr...j distinguished *p**Ver. van French, Dalian, Dutch, Flemish! Comptroller earlier this week at the lowest Governor and Spanish. 1 ported that unless new money Is ,he Senior Class ta Mr*. , we knhwns* sn mil" prices since O.P.A. In *ome mar­ law legislative measures setting wa* a gam of W7,HI»7W over our From hi* studies In the muse-' f*1*?** ••>«»*■*« >■ *" *>• he framework ..for a giant Aigcniinc buports of llG7, K rtlll | W. R. Fort aml Mls* HrW ca ^wsp.per Z re .p n n d .n t ket*. Production recently ha* been up the he developed a aeries of II-> «l>* rw] hy mld-September. averaging a* much a* ID par rent l"(IH,IHM),0(KJ Htate -Fedei ul Good left Aigcutlno Short of Amerlean | Rtevens, and to Cosch Kettles. author of the h«st seller ums above a year ago, and butter mid drought control project for dollars lo a time o f fKU5,400,(100. Richard Has* presented gifts to „ II||V, nf 0 ur Years." lie -Bine to lustrated lectures and gallery! . Moat of todays nctlon wan In A FLO R ID A . Hut dollar scarcity is not the other faculty members including tn'1*' gtJltl(,, frnm Canada, talks. Assisted by his wife, hr ' h" ',fl'“ re of ,yl.n,J 11? stocks nt .16 principal markets Florida . STA TE TH EA TR E were about 'Jti.DHU.OHO pound* a* Signing nf the ads has the only reason, In either Britain'* or Miss Ethel Riser, Mrs. Virgil11, bees me a clllxen of I his count ry gave a series of in lectures at the 7j’p M?«** . "Ustalned Governor compared with H.HHU.OflO at the effect 01 releasing f4,tiHU,(H)0 In Aigeiilinn's case, for the new part, Hinith nml to MI*h Laura Ghilten In IP 17. am| has since Imen ordain Metropolitan Museum of Art In . Warren’s veto nf a bill to take > federal funds for the first pluisn many American businessman In­ den. end of May a year ago. ed n minister nf th» GnPa'Ian New York and aboard Atlantic '""H S1" 0,f fr"1" l? ■II. but "J* liners t» tourist parties on tholr 1 M2f,d* MU" llV. * ,,r r Au* **• In the vegetable bins, only large nf water and drought control work. sist. They contend that Imlli the The following were named by Church. Ills lateil h*mk. "Why way to Europe. I Henate and Hattse sent their llrilnn* and the Argentines have I'rlndpnl Morn* as eligible for Jesus Died," was published this peppers and old pointer* were, The new water control laws: Under Ihe direction of B. C. I differences over Gofernor Wnrgenerally higher.priced title week. [ Providi) legal machinery for any priced themselves out of the Amer­ archery awards which have not year. Hteele, principal; Mrs. A. R. Pink ' rpn» ' rntrnl purchasing bill to a All oilier* were either unchanged 1 part of Florida lo h* Included in ican market, and many uther mar­ arrived: Joyce I'almnr, France* erlon mill Miss Lucille Campbell, conference Committee for eomor lower. Tomatoes eased several 11 water control district fur pur- kets. Therefore,* they have In bar- Marrs, Rosemary Halshury, Foye hh imnriH o p e n 12: id p . m . Daily student advisors; Mr*. Escar I ,,r,'mJl,e’i 1 renls a pound In many market* as, liriputiou In tlm state-federal , ter with I'lirli other Tor goods they Mae Goglmrn, Patricia Gassuhp, Prlci*, supervisor of music, the1 Both Iwanehe* agreed (n set up can't trade elsewhere. Msllnern 4<lc • Evenings 44a Hndic Hnilcrhlnm, Hetty Jo Wnlta, big, gmid-ipialHy shipment* ar- work. (CoiiDiiuerl From Page One) Grammar Hchool rliilrlreii are ore- Invosllgittlons of vavluna sorln to They say that the Argentina Phyllis Wyatt and Doris Partin. rived from Texas. , t.siuhliidilug a 17-rouuty South ChiMren—-09c brr's character intan obvious plan paring a program of song and "'ll, ""i,11 ""'y "K"i'l First urrivnts of plunia from laud Genlrul Florida water con- government agency—the Argen­ .Singled out for particular rec­ |u discredit his testimony as much < nine in dance In the very best Scotch man-1 The Senate joined the n Texas met a brisk demand in 'lm l district. This Is the area in tine institute fur trade prnmutlun ognition by Principal Morris were as possible. providing an interim committee to L A S T T IM E S F R I D A Y ! has been buying up Its rutinncr; northern muikctH, Roth Texas and which inltuil work win lm done Mary Helen File, who lie said did Hr asked Chambers whether It see whether Goniimmlsm Is being liy's products fairly cheap, hold­ California were shiplipiug eante-1 hy the II. H. engineers. flue job In editing Ihe Gelcry wa* true Dial everv Cdtnriiuulst taught at Florida colleges. loupes hut these were» still In the' I’rovule for the eventual abol­ ing them in warehouses, and try- .i.i-Tlm House agreed to Join the tn sell them to n b iiigrv world* ^''d H,,<i Mary Kenls, who was . hi 1v memoer* ...... .1 luxury clans prlccwiae. ishment of the Everglades Drum ing Henate In an Investigation of the at prices higher than tlm general' prnliril for her capable work thi* spy, a saboteur and actually an A npokesiiiHii for the canning age District and Its absorption ill world level. This worked during Vear ns editor of Salmagundi, only i'nciny tu our ay stem of governIl'tallM til from r > |i (tael welfare system, Imt amended tho Industry told the II. S. Wholesale to tlm newly created 17-rounty was stolon, giving rlne to tho be­ resolution to Increase the number student year book to make all V.ient." tlm wheat and meat sharing' Grocers Assncinliun at the St. district, lief the escapees may have crossed American rnting In Florida last of memliors of tho inquiry com­ "True," tlm witness replied Louis convention that canned food Into Ohio. I'ermll Hlatn agencies such u« Today, nccordlng to the American year. The work of Dorothy Knight, lerscly in a low vulct. mittee to 12. prices have lagged well hnhlltil the the Internal Improvement Huarii . buslnessnisti, It h u t working, and president of the library staff, w*s Htate police also received tnReps. Heusley of Walton and "Hava yuu not said Unit the sml the State Department of Kiln- i " « government ag.incy him sur- praised, gtnernl advance In foods. pro' ' l'W........................ “ Cnmmimlst Paru in America Is uorls of n stolen automobile ut j MaclVlillnnV'of'lmiinn"iiivor D O U BLE F E A T U R E — cm Itn '•“■niH. , , Carlos Campbell, secretary of vniiiin tn turn civor ImikIh t« fliHitl Cited also tor leadership ware .111 Integra! part m International surbuihan (ileudaln. It wus found j p,MK| nn inquiry Into spend ng of I. Lngfand, with It* good* priced tha National Gunner* Association, control diatrlcts abandoned In Wheeling, 10 miles Hute t^twren tho end Communism, Htrykor prodded h» district* Hie rliflit I high ami Its exports falling, got Arnold Harrington, Heninr Glass cited government figures In re­ Grunt the ignin. S r jy ii ,Ut. I**! i* le tip,C,i “ '" ll ? "f l*,,f wifular session and the time porting that In mld-ApHI, 11.67 of eminent domain in riindrintitiig tngether w|lh thi harassed Ar- mill Glee Club nresident; Charles "Ves, It Is," Chambers replied. narked rar hud heeu stolen, lead- | „ npvKjInl session convenes win nermlt t o Halm* genlliies. Union, will ship them Anderson, president of the Junior Intiflu Ttila will rm11 till, cliilin'genlliies. nriiuin win snip incm nnuvranni , would buy the same rptantlty of tiff officials III Mleve the men T| , „ H minute move After Chamber* admitted he 'ifnec>H»ary laud* foi the |"Hi machinery, textiles n n d Class; Alan Helsel, president of canned fruils and vegetable* that ing ing or tiwtssary iHHds nu whUky. Ilrltlsh ships will liuul the sophomores, nml student's had subscribed to and been loyal had scattered. to raise money to finance the cost I I before the war, Agricul­ Iirolecl sml lltigatliig Inter. The sectlun from which the men Htate before adjournment of tha to Cominuniui principles, Htryker ture Department studies, he said, Meanwhile, tha Hemitc iwverscil back meat, grain, forage sml lltt- choice aa Hherlff. nnd Walter „ r . . i i escaped rnntalns the death house regular session, seed oil. Itoutli, freshman president. RlrltIndicate that the farmer I* re­ itsolf and completed legislative m,l’l"""",l>' p"' i Rrn. (Collins of Harasota Intro­ It's the old barter system. Hut urd Hass, who welcomed the grsd- that those Joining Die party had " ,l' 1 't!7l0 ceiving two nml one-half times a* action on a bill ra-fiiucling the •'lured n naw limited sales tax it leaves tlm American hnslnc.muni lug class, won praised for his much ns In 11IIIH for Ihe same seventh cent gasoline lax. i : t t r ' .1,'.'.,0"!!:? a T m ., . . . ,.» „ i ji,„. bill, with the mte set ut 2 percent quantity of these foods, nnd tlm The bill, which will raise uliout ■HUM outside, slowly helm; pindicd nUlstSllllllig wink for the Htmlent to lie, steal, roll or go out Into tilled open, |<rlson official* said, nnd the proceeds divided evenly (he street and fight." transportation cost likewise has KlJilitUltm a year, was brought up back to the iinrliu sysletn liliinmlf, council. "That Is right," was tlm answer. but the man confined there did between schools ami welfare. He Mrs. K. G, Grnhnm was presentl.iicieased considerably. Join the others. several times during the day, but against his wilt. estimated It would tiring in 84,c l a gift and commended by Mr. The following then ensued Ire- mitBars VS.HU f "Thus it Is apparent," Gump- each time Heuntnr Mathews nf of six of the Individual iil 10,IKHI h year. Morris for her work ami attend­ tween Chambers ami the defense Mil' ll! • i bell said, “Dint 11 large part of Jacksonville objected, Glider laslrells were reporled cut with a ance at the Celery Crate, student attorney: the Increased cost of producing the inlniile Henulti rules, one ubjeclhoitiHile drill saw, while the iurecreation club. Htryker■ you were sworn In be­ raw product nml •-hipping canned ioti Is sufficient lo iirevwiit con­ (GmiDiiurd From I' h ip Onrt Clarence Clause and Alan Hid- fore tho Thomas (House un-Amer­ iimiiiliig nine cells were jimmied frillls a 111 vegetable* hlls been sideration of II hill. tie mil, Is owned by furmcra, sc) led Dm urailusting class, mem­ ican activities) rnnimltten, weren't "pen hv ........ who already had tOallaaxe grunt r*s> umi offsel by improved efficiency In g'tllen outside . However, during the night ses­ grovcmi'u nml tniulmrs who gel bers of which ' wore clips anil cither processing or distribution, sion Mathews left the chamber their mmtgagc credit thumph tho gowns, Into the auditorium, while youT All of those who esraped oc­ took charge* for one month. Chimber*—Ye*. Tho Weatern allies hav® been with the consumer benefit ting." cupied individual «;ell*. As a double and a motion was made for im­ local farm loan ussocinllous. Each the High Kclesil Hand under the (U was before this rummitteo iiwaViDonV aemV of ' thes"e were supporting Uie striker* even to Tho Dun A llrndstrcrt Whole- mediate consideration. hnrrownr liccmm-s an association baton of II. E. lllncb played "Pomp Chambers testified that vital set off by a henvv screen mesh. It ‘ he * * t'nl of evicting Soviet sec■ale food index tills week held Tho proprosnl was passed by a member when Ida mortgage hum nnd Clrriimstnnce." The band also that government papers hsd been ivun nrvMiMV for the men to un railway police from west P-rsteady at the week-ago level of unanimous .14-11 vote. Already ap­ Is completed. ployed "Tranelo ttvertura" and the nanded to him by Hiss (or transfer lock Dlls section, after sawing the In station* to prevent vio cnee $6.74—down I7.it per cent from a proved by the House, It now goes G'ontrurv I" views itoiiieDinea grand tnnrrh from "Alda" as re m a Bovlet espionage ring.) bars, before reaching the main '•ctween strikers and Die Comyear ago. The Index repifients the to the Governor for Ills approval. held, dci'lHicd Mr. fluiiicr, Inc cessionnl, ami prior to (lit opening Stryker—you took an oath to nrison section behind the walls. ‘ total wholesale cost of a pound P°l‘c#Receipts from the seventh cent laud liankii do not lend govern­ nf Die program. Flltnore'a "Trltell tha truth, tha whole truth and Prison authorities said thla . ^'la was pointed up yesterday aach of .11 foods In general us*. tax, first enacted In ID4I and re­ ment money. All lending Lids tampbsl March." nothing but tha truth? marked the third e*r.p« for on. «» “ ^ enacted everv session since then, ere obtained by tlm sale of land In behalf of the Juniors Charts* Chambers— Yes. of (he fugitives, Otto Neff. 38. H^y‘ ' goes Into the general revenue fuml bank bund# In the iiatimi* big Andoraoti accepted the Fenloi Kay Htryker than read an excarpt of Ohio County, serving life for * * ™ y . A n r .!!d ( “Jf* for distribution to the public money markets. These imiulii me presented by Arnold Harrington. from the record of the committee Ihe kidnapping dnapplng nf a Wheeling city vln, the Russian deputy. '' “ r* ‘ schools and for general gnverii- purchased hv private investor*. tCnatlan** n«M Pane Oasl Invocation was by Donald Deal, hearing In which Chambers testi­ txillcr inan. The Hanford National Farm Gahr, O. Harold Hippier presented mental operslions, Fulura events for tha graduate* told Drntvln he would Official* said tho escape prep* nutHays Loan Association Is nno of I,"41 Include the Junlor-Hcnlor hamiuel fied that "every Communist Is Ipso the past district officers who were revoke th* recent order of lacto an athaist." ii ration* apparently had wen go­ RAIN (IVF.lt NATION nf the farm murtgage cooper­ lit tha Cininlry Club; baccalaure­ \ « 4 STMMO M l W M W i present. "Did you give that answer T" he ing on for some lime. Guts in the Brig. General Frank L. Hnwley CHICAGO, Juno 11—MPl—More atives, Hcrvlug iiverv ngrlculI urnl -te Nervle*s Hunday night at the asked the witness. Hanford Kiwaulnnx attending ate Ncrvlre* putting west Berlin Police in bars bail fern concealed with black Amarlran sector stations and „„ aif ,fay picnic for ! I M rally were: W, A. Morrison. rain fell over Die central part of community In the United Htales, Chambers replied that he did they opera n with tho aim of pro- the seniors at Daytona Beach but addad that "It Is trua In a soap. EV rred WHson, Frank lauiuon, Earl tha country today. ejecting Hovlet sector police from There were shower* and thuii vldlng their momhera with long- Monday and graduation exercises thoso stations. ^ Hlgglnlmthiim, Ralph Hmith, Ho­ ■ansa but needs amplification." The reputable English language derstorms In a belt from rsntral term mortgage credit a Ihe lowth, following Friday evening at ward Mnnleltli, tlyrd Hudson. Hays rejected Dratvln’s con­ Under further questioning, the rontnlns approximately 700,000 Herman Morris, A. L. Wllwm, A. and southern Missouri soiithwest- ext cost consistent with sound ||,n *fh'Mil. that the Western Allies pudgy former senior editor of words, about half of which are tention crmllt principles, Mr. Ilutner de........... ............... ......... tynrd to northwestern Arkansas wire"InUrfartniTwith''thi"ra?lwi»y y. Ramsey, J. L. Hurl, A. L. Collima Magaslne said he did not ...................... ....... ...........fuel . ,Field, and southern Oklahoma. Another clarwdsystem and had acted unlawfully. I The Library Jins, Leon Cornidl, ry of Congress Is now eonalder himself a "completely scientific terms. Harold Kastner, George Williams, wet band covered arias In souththe largest library In the world developed" Communist when ha Illiteracy data last eolleeled hy W. A. Zachary, John Galloway, O. «rtt Illinois, southeastern Wlsconoccupying two bulldlnga nruvldln left tha parly rank* 11 yaera ago. K. Goff, Rupert Htrlcklend, J. G. *ln «nd lower Mlrhlgan. Some ram th* Census Bureau in 1930, show, 414 miles of bookshelves and ,5 \ N 1 HIM) 11ti | \ N I m i j . id illiteracy In the United Htate* Aharon, K. II, Laney and Martin also fell In the northsrn and ceneovering almost ,1(1 acres of Ifoor Ha replied in tha affirmative whan Htryker asked him If he con' 1 i ir % i t I r v t i lad been cut to 4,3 per cent. Btlneelpher. , tral Rockies, j jwered Communists "traitors" to 111 i M \ M I I M \( • Ala country. (C H t llM S r« « « DM) Kent Control 'WFVSWSU Nitloni’H HuHlness Legislature Action If i ’ Trial Prison Break Saturday Only! Farm Mi'el Berlin Rail Strike DAUGIIflRs TtuJUNGIE Kiwanin Rally ISunday & Monday! mSSmtmnSm. t i Garden Tools , ,- n N F O P P • a i J' __ —__ ____________ i Today • Hedge Shears M A N Sabit R IU I IN (^ III! A IH L , (CeaUaeea r i w rage Oael vf ime phase of the congressman's Saturday - E A T F .R Congreu Action VI 1 C f* l l i \ O F K U M A O N Wandall Cora • Pruning Shears S U N D A Y - -M O N D A Y IT | 1 MA ' P /H , , i peach: "Th# report Is a lie," Last wttk Van *2.smlt told on ha House floor of cancellation of eontract* for other type* of plaiMB to provM a money for trort th# huge six-engine Coni i bomber*. ■tress on tha former of Secretary or Defenw neon with Consolidated, hod heard "from t disregard" that will un the tha l 8r$¥|PW3l w / iS B ia s p 1 ) TO N IG H T Mid SA TU R D A Y JOHN WAYNE STARTS SUNDAY! '■ j | �v.\pV"T/*: ,-),’• .'-'.T-'-w•.*! '•'>■' '* V , „ v ■ I”' E-f tf j*i f ^ , ’ ■ '■ ‘*-iJ VnrTTT' Hag*-" .*. ,*: . " - ■ _• K»R , . ' ’ la Uiltjr IMn b ItmiUh- THE 1W P m m A t t a n at tin Wsridi To Pr— aka tha t a f t w at Amoritai h t a b * »(n#M lt| for 8u b i o AN IN D R P R N D K N T D A IL Y N KW RPA I'N R J V. ' — ' — HANFORD, F L O R I D A , IVOR rO LU M B X X X * ■ - ■ i 1 M O N D A Y J U N K tl. DM11 Aonociatod P r i m L e a n e d W ire . .j.a Appeals Court Sustains Fine Gets Top-Secret Atomic Papers Ex -R e d Head Pay Penalty posed Apr. 20, in t i H in t WASHINGTON, June 6-<JP> /Apr. 20, |94fl, The fine againM Lewii amoun ed to $20,000, The union Lit war $1,400,000. Goldiborough imputed the lin. became Lewii refuted lo can,1 out a court order |o h>lt a Hriki over tninrrt' pentiont. It wat lh second contempt finding again.’ Lewis and the union. In 1944 Gnldshornugh fined lh. U^nton $1,600,000 and Lewis flO,. 000 lo t contempt. On an appeal to the Supreme Court, the union** fine Waa cut tn 1700,000. Lewii' penalty waa left unchanged. In the second contempt action, Goldborough doubled both finea. The strike last year began after Levels accused the soft coal operalore of ‘'dishonoring*' their con lot agreeing tn hi* detract by not mends for a |100 ■ month pension J ot elderly, retired miner*. It Marled Slar 10 and ran for more than a month. Uwla appeal ed to the miner* to go bark their Job* after the fine* were slapped on him and the union. Lewi* appealed the finrt. The tnrae-Judgo appeal* rourl In It* unanimous opinion, held that the contempt conviction “doe* not concern the meaning of the agreement between the miner* and the operator* or the right to aAnttlfcei'tt il» ew-eelled Taft-Ra(t WTUvArt.'Mtadded; * “It (the decision 1 concerns only the narrow Question question whether penmpnrary pie , order pie must obey a Mmpor lch Ireks [sued hv a court dhlch teeks In {sued ... until It cab maintain conditions authority In the determine dispute “ The appeal* court contended that the .Supreme Court ha* ruled “that people whn disobey "neb an order of a court may be puntMiet tor comtempl of court, even >' “ under which the order was Issued U. is decided later that the art 1C—Hosed H r —a S h * i I 6 Pennsylvania Children Killed . In Blazing Home HAZLETON, Pi June 4—(Al —The fire that J&BJta Went llllng fits firea young Hazleton home killing „ hrolher ither to; toboy* rlalmed a alxt|T dey aa more than S \ fifJO pmtrad into a relief fund for the couple end their eight remnlning chil­ dren. I , . . . Robert Galilck, eeren, died of h u m thin morning In Hazelton State Hoapitnl. * .1 ff|a parent*, Mr*, and Mr*< S te v e n Gnlzick, are ettll in eritl* cal rondltinn. Tha fathar ta n mine laborer. CHAMMAN Of IMI Joint Congressional Committse on Atomic Ei.ru> Ben. Brian McMahon <laft) receives “top secret" ABC data In W ashing­ ton fromthree ualdanttSod security oftcere. Joseph Volpe, ABC counsel (second from left) looks on. McMahon’s group U Investigating chargts by San. Bourlte B. HicketUoopor of “Incredible mismanagement" against David B. LUienthai. chairman e< tha ABC. (international Soundphoio) Soviets Charged Britain’s Labor With Using Nazi Party Defeats' Tactics By Bishop 2 Big Revolts Dihclius Says Reds Fi«ht Against Elec­ Substitute P o l i t i ­ tion P o l i c i e s Is cal Force For Law Soundly Thrashed IRleh- A p p e a ls P ap e rs i |u<lr li t/l1) — ul te c ir l g m r iiiu ir iil p ap e it key r w i l r m r in d ir p r iju lS In a l ut A lg rr I list. Ulitlei i ms* r»iim ii.clH .ii hy II, . . i i , t ilr le m r iH uusel. the .. r I Mill, .it l slat Ul'lirxx >41(1 Ills ,,..ii< i r -insioiis ie«,.wdiiig the mu iid tllii' ii .ii v n r n .Ininiw a p ir* In a l rkaiii,iiatn .|i ..I a lih rl suit hiu ug lll a g * iu ll him In I lin 111* in iin m iis n r v t i.t i in lU iiin n r * , —, . . n , r p L o n C e S S l O I l P l a n T O IT A sked To Law s M ade On In L e p , a I K i|* I n s C ases W A M II M .IO N , Im ir (» I hr 'ni|>.r lllr I i.ti. I I. , I u t/»*l ir , ttiiuiir u .la liiili ul mt ill. I lir iiry iu litr V lliu u . illip iin ili lilt n W 11 litsili . si a , i t*ni it in i hi tilling a I • I r a i 11111 si lutr n il Vl I lux l i l a l l , in *\111il I'M #, 111111 ii k all .itlriu |iiril I u ii k 1.i i i ul b n liiiu it Ii ii In■ KiiIw■In r H la il d rln n r i l ih r / 2 d ri |iinlt l i r n .i, |uihril h i t.lu rl ! uilu r V in -1*1, .111.1 li.illi r- K r rtl, I I Aills I tli h i , l K Mifc I,| 1, ] . ll k ‘ i>lt AMil Mmit-i$ In Its.* \(tti).hi itii*lr a •lik-rtil.iu' 4i|»illi«tii ) m; lit i* K iilif t L / l$»«|r.l a ill'iriH Taft-Hartley Repeal D c iiiu s Russia Names Mother Arrive* Molotov To High To Vuit Youth, Post In Orient Hurt In Stickup K V il I ,t * ;n lr r ported Ai P u sh Aa M a n y O t 'l'n im a n 's M e a su re s A m W ill P ass T h is S e s s io n W XSItINl. t'tt.N, lime « - , Fi — Sen al.ir lilb r r l l> l b ,n u n ( IIt'lnt. I Opened Senate det.atr tin u rn lul.or le g iilu lh .i. todax w ith a plea In. q uirk repeal nf th t T a il-H a rtle y tu n . Ih o i.ia s, Is Given H;i lutit, Missing In Slumint; Club llold-Up. Re­ Tiisit O! A1111ut It- In C'hiiKi To Larne chair iii ........ . ihe Senate lahor I uni ..i.l Ire, d r, la ir d Il.a l In la it f a il’s rlrc lit.n " Ih r X m rilca u i*1VI' I ‘' tmii I ’ s I *i ;\ n ' I li.e Ul.dl.n ul M.kr cult peoplr in i.l.in lsla k a b lr le i ms I Himhlr tM'f I iitxi|ir,$n <lifi|tMii.ll i ill) iiiilllujr.l gul.liiai. whn Iid> dreidrd il.a l li.e la f t tla r t ls y Law M , ■ u ilslake * 11*I fMtl kk * sttle( I Irfiiifk PlMlif Iplllil* u llrii to lip iii-ii il ihr I rtn \ Ikin•*Ir i \ \ .is hr '111 :\| l\|tiltili A aid I a.iuhlntl i\|rmnHt| tloxpital 1 VVVSHINMMIN, It. nr fr-uFf airu rd railv liu. uminins ftmu — All anti-1> nchliot Mil wai apM ".i.'b,im N I in i.tilci to vinl firaird today by i).r Senate hr. -till Shrill! i ‘ A Air it, all udlclary , o.nmillrr (hr iotainoiiii cd llilr llloltilim sure, inlioilaci'd tiy Senator I In ...tu iilia ... h u rt s-l at. .' *. Is Ferguson U l Micht was th* Salt i ii ax ilini. and a conlcd i 1. ... 'i ill Itl.u. . .it.Indr nl slip \11r*i li |l* || , t| ilt ,\i IV \ *MI first civil i.g lili legislation to r.atr. I'rtri | I’anlaxia ol jctscy Ii IU.IIII itu.<1in 1 ti ll aid till' t hr he appro!r.| In u seiiale cumj tisl^r I .it lift in i|t I'l* in it I ,i I r | »t»41 I'ily, wax till'd uplanllv during miller ul this session uf l nn* I lls ', fiilllir i 111v.L .'stair IJrp a iU lie n l , linr t .iuuuuo.il * hk 11$lltlil I loll ‘J i n i »t unlit .iii i .tin >ii i null.in .llul. s>a. an all'Iiiplrd hold u|. nl ihr Srmxrrsi. ( I.nirntnit Mi l an m 11>\n ■ uttli I II. lli.tl iW iili L ti') i* i t n|i *lhii N rrl lot,I ir|i.ir|e(s a fln • T lir i'I h Iiii , i I im w ii f i nisi tiro n ll.l.ll, t l.iu.l K m -..... 'inns ■* IH iliolr I lid. lira! All llunlllr Spilliq. $i»'ilhr,H isltlii,* ,» I'l tli'friixr ruilli^rl Llo yd ll.ti AHxl tin |in "oiisiliH tiluil.l .mi. oigl.l I ml .1 hv W.Haiti cluirit nirrling „f il,e rut..miller I'.lin that no lull «ii 11 title » a i lakm Paul M i y k i ' i . uii" tiul u iiuirtllate- i . l ktllli |i>> t litor kiifl ii.kloli til II.. m l. •I III.till i iul M.iiulus ssax ll.i.nII. h u lriu in il Go t'luh. ,\p imi Ihe Mil. I) lir ! |.|li|ll‘tl III Mllt»t‘i|ll',lil Il'Htl- II milft 111 sliul « Oil* lili ! ill I* tlt’DIllfki nuiiiy. ci\ ril l lit 1.1'i i.l ill l|HI.K .llul uilrn.ivr .e a iiii Im i ih.ul a l l1 Ik nut | e| ail i,| tle111 ill (Ml flu Ilf In lt> -»(xr. * Ill^x I-, mi i s iii I uii i' i u i i k i ’- he WASHING ION, lime ti, id*. I ns' in n | .01 d'lil.lir.l hand.I Xiln. * ,il i \ s11v* i Hit t “ i is tr I i t niitf lo tpsl tin I' iimv l l f i k l l llt'il Wilt'll III' itl'llll'll In II -lUH'lal —-Senator t n lh r iu h l ili.V ih ) hi ll-lilg a woman gur*l a' i -lurid, ml 11ik ru.rs.t.llK 1 11if*I i II it ID Ir said t|.r He ii nI k I'uielKO Itrla |iy |iriili|im iriunit inry itoil liu w mil umln viay |<«XI { luiir*H!* m v mil lir ..aid l.a ilir i lnd.iv t lia iiil.r u *»• , .tin irl tin a t ..inn, u ii i *. n»» illlg * ir la lr d Im ui 'In* i i i l l i r n ila iu l I fiat hr bail had .inuthri " u n i u r ns llw .Stair D rp a illlir u l * ill addilm u 10 ti'.l ti'i'h'l K iiH 'iilllli'iil ilut'illlli'llt* Corn Sales Show liaise Iunease On Starke iMarket I AI h SI IN' VII, 1,1 . I.... U *Mpe r .i.li ’’Sw eel .'uni, is Ihu unit'. mi'iitn uf lin 1 iilui't lie xiili'k en lliu tins hi. tiie S i... hi' S iitiu | .ii ut (rm n liu' I'x lu liiit In rIn* tria l. e t i' M a ik .'l,’1 s:.u1 t\ .IIIi.m I i'V ilrm l .luilgi* S h iiu ik I K m d in a n^ \\ .tsu.., | l.le i'll.. u. — •ru l,’ I1u l ... ili-iitnl tliu iintlinn. .. ’ l i . . s' Mu. It e ls, in t..s ssei'Ms ..is.ti ( ’humlii'ra lu ii if Iml 1'iiillr i ™ y i s .us low vest, rili.s 'M h.rli.g the tin* llln l |liHt h r liml lei'elveil Ilia i ml six .li.y |II'l list I'ta.Vfm ilii/eu lulrrnnimh fruns III',*. '-A J f 1, IIMS.I I.lu Si . 1 s '.p 1 ' ..x i i e l W tien r.'hanitierh r.MTile.t stmi id n tfu in . Im .ig llig li.r i.ie n » l u i j l u iiilf fruii. (lie ot'.'ii’SKil lliisi li» I.S'I iu>i■ m ii ,,f ' ’11,1187 fm In tuMithi.i mi. uil.lilm tial xonri'e III ill.' illa ir to It,.' iiliuve ll.ti'e i ni lui.d* uf lie p i.r liu .’iit, lints I'Xt'hHiiKe '!• Pixd Mu,>r.- axeraged $“ f’t* pei ve|u|.u.l I.Uiiu'i k . n | i htlu lliilltt» i s "I “ I I'liu .o! Hil.lt* Mi l l lx i, .list you lu .s f ii I'u u f.'ilr.i.lu in <ls field |M-iis „xu. j.r’.'d fl hi* Htul Jot. llUslitli "t Hell |t.'|*|.el i.xe. l.y .'.I S lu t.' lli'|.H rtlili‘lll 7" A lt o n .i s 5.7 nil A t.,'1.1 lull..lie uf lul.U.lu. lln > il I-..sil S tr y k e r Hiked him .li**,. n.i.vi'd | , , II..* r.11... 11. "I " IV c i.ii.l i. s.u iii’.■ ... lliu S is ' hi firs'll |*l % t *tl hi tft.iiwr ul Km i * |• •11. trs m f IniiA iii*I rlxr Si lir.,1 ut I In* t ti i, lit llu iis I n il.ill.H e r lu,lay ap p n n • S h e riff \ l.|o declared t h li III H I .......... in niiii r ti mkl mf All ed the V llan lie I’.o l ami a re..u iriiliiy il.a l S u li i, who b n ld e s , peirl .e cu ... lor...III.g Il.a l the I lir Ktr’itilm l i f thill.lie’ll ,1 |*t»llkV lieii.g i.u ..d i'i.ff.'d is being guard- | Sen j l e . . . l i l i il I'lill.M etii let I lit |fI %111k* ill |MMV|l»|f |h l|l lh |hl|l ed hy arm ed deputies, has ir fu - e d i ail a llrril.o ili rlu -ril <1.Ml sex lh ,il iii>l «»Mih imt itrlil l»* Ih r ,I repeatedly lo dl-cln-e the id en tity slim ol llir ciil.u i.M Irr lir f u ir tl.C e llo .i j ,,f f |M . m in in g t.isriitil. I'neium .nla gtiiLIp nip,in n, d its l.lrr I III*, I ih h f’kt L HiiiimihltH III .III in |tii|i Mhlh Hi i IU i'KMi, ■'|*l.Hi I- i,'p u rle d I .. I.S le ileveh.prd and blood p lm iu a wu o riterr.t y n le iW A S H IN G I ON, | IIIK’ <• 1 I'l day from Orlando and w ill hr laid it. Halvi Inday. H u I’.m ill* N ru aln . l i l i ( K l l l n n ) linn lid i iiin riiliiy wa» aaid to lie ilin in a il i.i l r g l u| liu , I,.., o ilig h t ly Im p ri'vrxl, arrn rd ln g to • il»H» ■*- li.e S r .ia t r o p r.ie .l d rlia lc Sidney T . B n rre - . hospital manmi tl.r I.tim a n A ilm m i'li.itio n i toil ag ar. D r. v ln m i i Koherix Is tlie to If prat ll.r t a i l H ailey l •bur p h ysician (ii r t ’ u . f an I'he i.i.tly Ilf F a n ts s is Will II* I . hipped back |<> lli.lu ik r n , N. .1. l.y i'lfi'lio n r llo ilx lo i n *r or plane, i u I i I S h e riff Mcro. A pay jio ii ll.r l i t Vi I I dig a la . set . l i n k ii u l. found in Ihe sock of ..I lo llr . la in .i i .Ho iv o n e la.led ihe ilititr gunm an, and in u e .i May Mo.,' llul.. d.H'll |.el‘ >ui* luive .11 I lie I lo ii.r ,\,o* ll.r log lick* a , i x . i i v i «Iiic i > \V.Jtu-< lai ir, led III III. (Ill,ting nf F a n a iiu 'i fin g e rp rin ts , to li on again I...Ollillg ivi.l'l. Slut.. lit ill. .1 Ilf nh'ii’iit y . M i, i'll.e l w ith ilu .se o f S a lv l, w,-re II- ll tr li li'1'h..i.’illl.i Il.ll'le d li.e tall, en.'ig.i.e loo.. I I.irrli.ia on i d he. e lo d e le d p,. - - 1b1c .h in if le d and sent to the F e .ln n l ul ll.r S ri.air Hrpuhlo to 1‘ult • Flunk llu iem i nf in v c illg a t ii.il to eHui.‘ i ib.o, lliu I- v in p in ii.s. lh Kim I Km t mlt‘ » *....I»*i »* 'I*1*1* i ir, f Kr ■'Id t Lilli I |( mmH whimI lit* iKi'li* lull tf g n e ii •‘"lint I nf the German Protestant Council day, uf Churches, said in a Sunday let-1 A pinlest against telling ilir rx ter that the Russian tone is sub-jrculive committee alone decide stituling ”political three" for law. J election policy wras te)erte.l, on a jiy I he message wa* distributed to show of hands, by shout M0 pei hundreds ol Mitois. in ttetlm ami ctftl of the L4A0 delegates• * -■ *k, in Kuitt*h-octu(drd Brandenhurg. Then the conference n.w.1 ili.wo. which tut rounds the city. by about tluee to two. a request The Lvangefiral bishop said Get that it permit twu members id man Chiistians slatted their light i the paily-Konm Zilliaciu end I. against the Nazis with an open! J. Solley-tu speak on their reasons declaration on prntreost weekend I pailiament recently spelled Iruui l i yrai, ago and “now the time | for a prn-Russian atlltude m foi ill Mwl.l'ITlex Itisi come for ths chutch lo speak" I emu affaire, i ul..IllillCr. Ir.m ril liu Aihlmo tia I IfJIJii I i n . ' U l I lie W'llriesN i.'ptu I May 1,1.110 .'lilies ,.f the Sent..... . b ill p .e d tlw u le lltily. . , i , I-*,' ,| oil t'l me. loo i.Oiillomu 1..... .. The Labor Party I* a HorlalUl' t ’ i. it e t flll’liiul ipu* I I'liii.i, again. i II. ill s |lt.)po>ri. ..<u i "n ip o 'liin c I , . . uti II. oiliii I nit, null., mill..uin uni iii , She.Iff Mem loduy qiluted Sul ,'ti.l.ii uf built", i.nve Mluv.'d ul*. r ra a ile a e a lie V i a * k i * * i i I'l.:....Inu | si...| il.,* ''sum iii" is js lie Mlacked what he descnhrdl xi‘s liml her m slating Il.al ol. u l l r i i l .ill.,-. . o m k . i .I. i ...I it,,* ...lo I.* l |ib,lfi*l»l *'llli'0 ,1....' i bn uni..no, M i*.ill.«ur,l liu t’u ar I l u l l .. a i; 1. The "(tisappearance of ten* w o f thuueend* or men and women and the very, very young since the Kus'tan-heehert Com iiiuniati took control of Kentern Germany In 10M. , „ a. Th* Soviet-created People* Police through which the ttl*ho|> *ald "th* gestapo of unhle**ed memory lie* been regenerated. 3. “ Inner untmthfulnex* and hostility to th* ChrUtlan goapel. Thi* untruthfulneae, flUhop Dlhellu* *ald, “re proved by th* votIng method*" uacd in the recent election of the People** Congm*. fhal election, he added, "fit* exactly the pattern of the Nation­ al Socialist (Nazi) election*." The ballot* contained only a single lint of candidate* approved hy (he Communist*.' Approximately one-third of the population of eastern Germany, jflven n choice r mi ice 'given a .if voting for the Communist hie* of a government, dr no govern­ ment at all, voted for no govern- Brilliant Object „ » h I.uminate* Skies j P™ills 'AOn 1. ' i)-I)av '?. ! In North Florida MIa MI, Jim* fl -(/Pi -A hrllllontly lighted object III th* sky to the northwest we* reported *lr,til­ ed from a number of points In Florida and Bouth Georgia last night. Observer* at thn Orlando Weather Bureau offlee would not venture a guess a* to the nature of the object hut said the light was plainly visible, and described It as being like the “ light of th* ............. sun on a cloud." ,n * 'light persisted for more 10 minute* amt was first about 4:00 P. M. •"« twosu"i?v«iJi»AaH “wj, t i . ? r r r r " sttrday m ~ also y*»t#rday; S e cre t C la r if y (G a v e Bl-ACKPOOL. Liiglaml. Iiuir ii in Chiiiuliri'H fm t im i'f i'i I i ii r*i| BERLIN. June b -(/P > - A Car man pwltiUnl leader chatges the —(/P)--A rnnfrirncr n( lliil.iui * . |iy rlllK ' lh' w ill lllilli'lt'il nil I WO, 1*1111111» Communist trgimr in the Soviet) luling Leimt party, treking t» IM'i'Jiiry I' ii II uw jit,< ( *In, ii i) >, i a* stn i.'iiieiit tone is* matching down the same ', hammer out a program fm imiIm 1lull lie lltlil lilt llult'|it'l|l|l'lll I'Olsl* politiral oath the Nstis followed’ mentary elrrtion in WO. Iir.ti li'i'lluti i l l l h,■ |ii'i’n m wlm |ui***il under Hiller. ' down two revolts *H*m*t tbr (miG the in li'iiifiIni- in him, H lrykee Hi>hou (Jin. ililiclius, chairman |radrishi|i in quirt tn ninvi'il i luii pluiingin|ihli' 1'iiliirge* In some cities, the object was described as a “brilliant metaorlte" or shooting slar, bnf weather ob­ server! neither supported that daIn^Ve»t*niil*»!#£*" conducted*''*Antl-Com m uillatg long have pro- rrrlptlon nor daniad II. Th* Miami’Weather Bureau said it may have been n meteorite with a tall formed by million* of tlfcy (teal Isee* On Page wiakt* toral lettar. Thor* are various roared throujth W ho To WlntMkri l ItJluliris ailim'lcd to* upheld ii*V llul hr lrdd.nl ... ,<||r time | 11■ r ilrslli r g.ir.t , Air., be had no ".n.lej.mdenl laiolltc- \,»t ill iirvi*. I.i < hi,lee i.l.i. II-'ll" ot li III. gx»r IUIII llllt Iidllim , irll.-ed I.. ,n r|i| |l.r ln.ll ins X The court ordered the UMU chief and the union (o pay fitter tnlaliny ll.S20.000. The fine were importJ by Federal Ditliici Judgt T. Ainu Goldrhotougli t. • ’ S a y - >111 i n o i s F a ile d MAV V in e ,, »eat. their small lira hour# A d m it s He R e c a ll The U. S. Ciicuii Court ot A|) JH ili today upheld the ronlrmpl " court conviction of John L. Lew. and the United Mine Woikert fo failure to call off a alrikn In . a.M^dUic.ur1UpholdsSenate GOP Maps ‘No Of 2nd .Source Negro Youths Of Infcl matioiij Death Penalty irdern ' W EATH ER Generally fair and hut through Tuesday, l.tlllw chance fuc show­ er*. (Continued t*« Pago Right) Bllffh Earnest Loses Woman Is Nominated Man vs Horse’ Race ’liman —• Mlgh Rameat, local blacksmith, (BRING TON, Jutte B -(A ^ - who has won many rare* with hla 'Day Light Glrlla" dent Truman toms nomlnat- ratt & Ssa&.Nc s , ^ ; ho flwt woman treaiurer of lost 4 race if , but It wasn't tha n u ll of his i. fillghgtld the running on , Dully Boots track instead of 4m.. horae. Pitted against Herman H| Harriett'o horse with Bobby White Jockeying, Hllgh waa “day llghtad" a good many lengths In th# 10 NatuTiNy In inch n rack [e be put under a haa U faced In n tn which It t foot holde^lla I Program For S2mi HT MKIIK; Ktil.lSl'., I . Jui.u 'i i/T'l They put uu it I ■ Day crlel.rnllon licru todax t , 1 the I'liiled Blatei Aitov I" Kt’llt'.ul Mild llt.J H^oil Ail I....... Iiivisum In pnrticular. Mi'n uf the H'Jud psrui'iint.'il tu to St. Meti'-KitHst' slioi'tlx «(!••, ndd-niKlil ou illlit y five yea.* ago and il the first town to i>* Iskuti in tiie operalltm. The celel.ratioll here uii'liul .1 . ttarnll.'i|n.t.-.l In l.y a French un> l.aiiil, olid ii si|iia.l of ynutlj 'l “ parrilroopei's", iniigliig from lin' to seven yours old. I'lte ....... . pier* were deckud ..ill in . 1.1 duu i. Americhii iinifnrins including lid iiists, rmmiuiiidn knives i.u.l turn*, hoots. To complete thn Alilerl.'ao motif, lliu youngsters chomped •Ml big wads or chewing gum *•> tlu­ ll ood si relsxed attention dm ink tha ceremnny, “ The kids may look like Amen cans ill tills gut-up," an Lngllili Frenchman ssi.l, "i"0 all 100 per cent No) inuii (I'nallMst* da l*as* K lskii I , I, Il,t' Il'KI'l.tll I.IUIltll 1*1 ill,- H m ilfu i.t r m i.ilx s lii.w l.e ii) lel.l, lhe b uu'i'il deal In the Iiu l ,.r\ uf I I.i I'u.m ly ■ Tn,.. lu U u .b l Win II itin'l In. .1 Cu in i, fig u red w ell In I lie S l.ile 'i |.<uilin i lull ul i l . t.w lie. I.1' Did -1. . . .i>’ i . .'u laides mid l i . l i * It* lic it I,*.,, 'in.'.' Ibe i i .ii fm in urud.ii'e •*. .i|.gi‘,'i'ii*l.li* , p u n .till till- ..., ill'll t It. il.lg l.l li.*' ..U lliill W hile Ku.'.. ... good Volt.li.e " ' ll Am t ...n l'.n f *1.111..*- lin* e n i . ' . i . fu ll.m e .I bv Itl.i.lrlin eniu I" itildllbm In .'ul li it (nil V'dii.iiK "I I 'm .1 liu u k i. it light v.ill.m e ,.f Iml 'e. In i.l.i, ib i.* pi’Ni, 11 iin lu*i . l e i , p C |i|.e n inul l.im iilu e i n m il. . I|i;iled, "V eg etab le a.lt'lh.o » a le i f". Hie 'I'Hiul. Inn i* I'l'l.ll’d «... Il*1' nil.*'. ‘Ilr.lu Lilt It.el'',’ Mu. I,. I llintigh I'luul s’ity nml Sunf<n.i nulb i|iuie I ll.ir 1|||I|||\ uf It 111It III' NIIH I'.m u b 'i nml fllHckeve |ie.n. pep 1i i i , lu i.n il.i.'i, o k ra , eg g p lan t, ku illllllm ii, .'Hulifluwei mill wulei uiubini d u ili.g llie Current week < u iu .n u d .tiei at both i.iart-Mls de . I till'd rap id ly during Ihe |.axi ie ek w ill, n te d iicllo ii ..f if7.u0ii packiiges i.ver I lie p revlnps week at I'lum t'ity. DillM ig t hv In ii n< lav period ItW im units i.rm igl.i fsrin e rs i.ver t.'IH.IlUII lu rei'etnie. I’rle e i were f a ir on iiu.si .-.nil H'ii«ila«»e ria t’aa * r i s ' i i X-K 'Tests Are r/iwni lo x m Loral Rrsiilents ti* in Ih.lliduV ihe received u lelrpt.ui.e I'lu is bun nuou \ invs ll.'i.i ago. ,„u fruii. Fanlusiu's wife saving ,i.o f ink.*.. l.e.i' in ., ye.in uf", I■ i ip.ill....... *1..1***1, nod ini-■I rhiil Mike would not tie lioii.u No it ...1 Im- vet l.rr ii received il.i.l nil ctli/i'Mi Inke ndviinlngo • i ,<oalleara „ • e-Hfle HakO ihu I,.-.' upi"o i ii nil y lu i i i k . 1 i i , . ays. .-billfold iippib'Hl.ts may eppU l.o x . ay . o< ilo' St. Johns Llic . . i,. C n , F in i Sliuri nud Magi.oib. Avi’U.ie to nl ll..' I'eoldc's Mi.u. {It.ire ul. Hn..In ..I Viemic. li.e .I n ul.d VVedl.i'idin nl ft '"II. In I"* X \| |o I liu I' M nod fit.in no l> M to h mi I' M. I nlniii .n o I ’. i t No. (t w ill l„ ‘ nl til,- I kn is.-11in. i c I'm l U flicK 11 no, III .III A. M until III,nil, l.ll.t al 11n* A II h iiio ii I i ' s i , o k from “ : IMI in .» u(i I*. M lin Wi'tlh.'kdnv tiie unil will to* ill lliu I ■•i.gwund self s e iv r l-iu ce ry nl l . u i .1 lu imi A. M until I.iiu.i inul d olin g tiie af lei mum Iro n. LMllI I,, I nu ..'d uck til I. a I., M in i .ipIM nllr Ilo* J‘*."l U fflce. Dl.il No I oil) hi- in (lulililn.l * opposite lilt- lon.d l.lli'k l i l o c c y Hit,re, T u n ,I n i Mill W .o llir* lU \ , Hadly Hurned Hoy; IJifH, Alter Look Hattie For Li f e V F f lN O N , i'ex., June II, 1/17 Donnie ... ..... ly a rd , plucky HI-year 1,1 fnrm hoy who am azed doctors i.i su rv iv in g horrihle l.u rn i foi : luu, <t u i.um lIt, died today I'lie young sun of a lenanr a t . iik i hud I m t ii hovering hr iween III k uud death since May III. wl.i'i. 70 per cent nf hi'. Uuly 0 as hliriird. iai.1 lie plan * In l|. ... ll.r v.rltl on >. * Iblimei al ira ilx I oid.ll..Oil III Ills ild n llll.lf m eaxuir, t il.n l. lu * 'oi n uidd I " p ’llif lir il Ira I u .c u. i i i' I al. H .llttf) Litw I'lm Taft S IlllsH lo le p lu lld e . I,i| b..l|| till du) Coll. I uti Ik . u. u io ll ll d., n ull.d ial .'in e ig i in i H uailMafo t i­ , i i , , • .a s .. Fenny IKiIvh * U Nanuui Kmim*i -H|) In Herald ( onlest L illie Pi-niH Puller f.. u half year .,1,1 .liiogluc. „ uud S irs, r I Maple A v e n .ie , N -liin un- a .,t X. 11( ,1 ■ > mlm F o r w.'pkn the buy hud niter Ihe fifth inul ft..i.l MlfI*It, '• IKMI.I M il.ly c u ili.il uml then weakened oulini. I»i|| Ciin.I.U’lKil by I'lu lie. 1loll yesterday he l.a.l r e iv e d ill.) to sell-i-l " l l.r llu sl I*. ,0.1, ' l.ongll lo lulk to Ills pill Kills lug C||l/en nl T ,,...,,i row frum lit.uii A M. iii.nl ii .m.ii u.ul H r usked ubu.it h is |iet cow "01.1 Ilk the Voting* I’* on> le ce iie l o .io ii, on p M. le rse y" u.ul Ills dog. He w orried lUL't Voles lo b ib ii'C.'lxeil I i be. .,l„oil "O ld le rs e y " und didn't nearest uppui.i'itt, II.e.uM hay * tmi anyone else In inilk her Carroll, If. ini-i.th .,1,1 .luogl.irc uf L ette r* and s if t s had been ur Mr. und Mr« Vertod K i ... roll, i icing fm weeks ns a tribute in Cl'J.’i Douglas Ax.'ime id Mis courage. fe n n y I n ,,( u l i t . . . v i . ii o ul A brother acciden tally lo-sed lllllul Ulld 111,UN In lieu. be. ...nl be. A liltn convert ltd* Itnlck wu- i.luring gasoline on Donnie. I'he ntiriM iv rh rnytm-i, sutnr uf ym es, suiue damaged nn file from slid light i .,vs were Im rnlng weeds. which shu Imi li ii.,M.,,rl/K,i Mini T he bnv had been kept under will go to kitiilt-rgurleii in Sept­ 'ill*. It. li.e extent of ntinul Hint fC ttallaae* n a Pane r u a r l ivhro l|ii< rx.iti-imd.kli-, driven emt ember. Alll.'llg her tin ,..,I k out­ r. New Aula UaiiuiKfd On Twvniioth SI cl Twentieth Htreiit l.y Mrs. Frances Mxg.nnu.ii uf the Cuwai. bhh Aimrliuuulh, collided this morning al lh* French Aveiilis Itllersrctiim with a HUH Htmlehaker sedan driven north nn French Avenue l.y, Mure than 7,600 fingerling bass Miss Anne l eu Darter, Oviedo were placed In lakes of ftemlnole health worker. ' (’minty Saturday hy reprrrentaHy HAM HAWHON The accident occurred at -iboul lives uf the Federal Hatcheries at NF.W YORK, |une b~-f/l‘t Aruerira’* food dailrr* hope you go , , „ , . > ■ »:<70 o’clock Diiuiug.- tu the Htu.le Welukn In rooneratlnn with mem light on eating well. They sir Urmg plant tn tee that you keep on baker wat, estimated at fUKi. Nu oers of the Hemlnole County ■padding at least as big * share ..I vnitr dollar as ever in the gincerv Injuries wen- ruported. , Sport'man Association. America’s Food Dealers Lay Plans To Keep Sales Ai High Levels Hf l.nll.e. u ii 7,r»00 Small B Itclcased In County door spurts are riding ut. her tricycle ami iwlmmliig ut ilobeach. Yestutduv *he l.a.l a tins lime at [lav tuna H.'u.'h Inn tl.-re was mi iliugei of Niinbo.ii a- -ha iraatlautd tta rnai t taut. ROTA BY Mi’l l There wax m. meeting uf thp Rotary Club today oil urcunt of th* l.sities Night l.orl.ei'iie which will hh Iteld cm lVediieit!*y night The larges I number, IL000, were at Ihe Elks Club. All those plan­ ning tn attend are asked to notify Into T i k i Dr. R, W. Il iii .reel, t i (. that rfiw i*in verValluns can lie mad*. _______________________ , , f Mora. They are hoping, anyway, ii.»i th* tereuinn will Ki grocery Hnre lalM volume last. I’ K N H A U ILA F L E C T IO N HENHACOLA, Jun* f l - b f l Men! nf lh* fond inilnxtrv IcxJ'ii appear tn think food prices will fensicola voiers went tu tha "f*1r„"‘“ J J * f »«JhOOOta h« lower hv fall. Poultry prices*—:------------- ------------------— hundred ahmtld he lower soon, they say, sine* much of their overhead and, poll* today to settle lh* red-hot ^ hundred finger) Ing* r°*^’ were L u . of daylight snvlngHm ^^^ g^ed In lu each * f f of of ihe following and hog supplies should i.e larye costs stay rigidly high, The city council, next fall. Weather conditions ure Whit* hy no mean* welcoming Lake Geneva, Abort Lake atill fovorahl* In th* farm belt ilia slump, some spokesmen In thn the referundum, said that If the and Lake Charm near Oviedo, passe*, clock* her* Current weaknejuf 'In the grain food’ Industry point nut (list they I ropn*al would automatically bt moved Ranana Lake near Pao|t and Lake m u in ti a* tha wheat harvest likely t„ «nffar least In ilia Nhead an hour next Htinday. They Ada and I.aka Minnie near Ran starts should k**p most cereal ,-ojnp*tiHon for th* consumer's xkoud May that way Sept- ford, prteaa down this fall, they reason i T k l s la as imaortai Imfortant to the pro Thw" slump hit flral In con«um*r BHII-DINO PERMIT ear aa It I* to T vou. That’s hecaiis.hecaiis.- .lurabla ____ i. Tha t x . money _______ which W. T. Kelley wa* (Wen a permit ))-••)• oh. That’s good*. Saturday to erart a 910,000 «*van pri**a lower, the grocer people were not spending for th*** RENT BOARD .. •chance to In the F. L. W oodTh* National Housing Capedl room dwelllnc _ ......... - ... _____ " ihln*a wan atill aval laid# fur eholca food*, pending al Ihe grocery. To dal*, tor, 111118 E. Woods, haa appoints ruff addition rftkelnc Banford Ava* id to do In rncera cay, food isle* have fled cd W. u Kirk to serve on the nue between , Twenty-fifth and Industry up In unit volume, and any de- local rent advisory board' for tint Twenty-sixth RtrooU, hair pr<>* cfHtea |« dollar volume of (rooary li'.'WW with droPplnx fM d I l last yaar, i V l i P O m l wr» ■ ?i or, announced today. fouadatloa a i ykteh hie keen laid. X * m b ■ saS® THE WEATHER JACKSONVILLE, June —Weather table: STATION HIGH rownsvilU Chicago Detroit Minneapolis N*w Orleans Phoenix Ban Antonio Seattle Jacksonville Miami saasi™ LOW 87 t)‘J UJ 74 7rt 78 82 M 64 63 72 98 96 48 90 69 as M 86 94 N 66 71 71 70 70 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 03, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bc6e26ebc79a5972e566e4103f6890ff.pdf 251f66b397bca2705417d837c4f77c31 PDF Text Text n f n iMi>o»p naujLD, U w W w M fh l. b llli nxmm» f T iM fft r a m Holland Win 862,100 Glen Stewart Will In 500-Mlle Race Manage Hot Springs Oruber further atatad that h* ha* optioned outright Georg* Janell to the Tifton, Go., entry In tha By ASSOCIATED PERSS Georgia State League. He wilt re­ f port Immediately. - INDIANAPOLIS, June l - O P ) HOT SPRINGS, Ark.. June 1 GOLF Meanwhlle tha St. Auguatina Bill Holland, who ahook off the IA*>—Glen (Gabby) Stewart w*» Richmond, Va. ftam Snead of Saint* moved into tha Florida bad break* of hi* flrat two 600- to arrive her* today to succeed Whit* Sulphur Spring), W*»t Va., Stata League’* flrat dlvlalon latt mile epeedway auto race* to *at Pet* Fox a* manager of the Hut iXcated Johnny Palmer of Bsdln, TW Vba contact between the San­ 'S (Rente and tha Da Land Rad night, dlaplaclng DaLand'* Red ■ new record In winning hla third Springs Rather* of tha Cotton N*. C„ .8 and 2, for the PGA cham­ > try, raked down the aecond high- State* League. ,ta at tha Munieipal Park laat Hats, pionship. The Ancient City crew slammed **t prla* money total In ipeedway Jht wat ratnad out bp a at«ady Fox will he retained as a arnut BASEBALL downfall altar tha contaet had an- out 10 hits for a llt-4 victory over history tyr hi* victory, In the Chicago White Sox farm Pittsburg—Manager- Billy Mey­ Tha Reading, Pa., roller rink *y*l*m. The Hot Spring! club li er uf the Pillihurgii Ptratei fined tatbd tha bottom half of tha flrat the I.aeiburg Dodger* at Stan Inning. Fred Weber waa at bat for Karpln*kl pitched *i*-hit ball fur [proprietor won |M,676 for hlmitlf an affiliate of the Ho*. Pitcher Bob Cheine* 1800 for "intbC Olaati, and no Mora had been hi* tenth win of the itaaon. Ha and Imu Moore, owner of tha Blue Stewart, a former National luboidlnetlon." ha* suffered on* defeat. 'Crown Special Holland drove.Only League Inflalder, ha* been manag­ TENNIS In addition to the Deluind-San-, Hilly Arnold ever got more for a ing the Wisconsin Rapid* club of Nordwyk, Holland—R-1 c h e rd Tonight tha Qlanta play host* to Leesburg Dodger*, and it l«! ford tilt, the Daytona Bearh-Or- speedway vlrtorv. He led all but the Clan* D Wisconsin Stale Lea­ tPeiicho) Gonrelex of Los Angeles gained the second round of the InIlk* likely that Manager Ha) Gruber Nando contest was »l«o postponed Ithree Up* uf the 1980 race and gue. won 158,100, The Bather* currently are in ternetlonal Jubilee Tenul* Tourna­ iead Charlie Rosa Rom back to the because of rain, tonight ht to face faro the Invaders. Invader*,! Palatka’s Palatka'a Aialeas Aial teed off nn| Johnny Parsons won 818460 for saveeth place In the Cotton State! ment. I.oudon—Jack Kramer and Bob1pitched tha flrat Inning for Gainesville'* Myrll Hoag fur 18(placing second. The Van Nuys, liy Higgs gained the sucond round Ih* Qlanta laat night. -hit* and a A-4 triumph over the U- Calif., pilot eat a n new ipeedway YRHTRRDAY'H HTAHH >,f Ihe world professional lawn ten­ Tomorrow evening the Giant* M*ri-.Th/ ^ lr 01^ A*?1 h# A** e*. record fur rear-drive cars. nis tournament. nova to Loaoburg for a r e t u r n l,lu »•''*),,r. By AHMMIATP.D PRKHH MACING engagement ,'n‘o Carl Furillo, Dodger*—hit homNew York—Safe Arrive) (18.00) Manager H al G tuber anauunrwl Montreat had tha ‘,m*ansit"i*r In Hth Inning to give Brooklyn uon (ho Cravat Classified Handi' mi* n ig h t that a ll gamas. atartWhan Syracuse'! dlitanc* med­ teem, New York the “nlcaat" in i8-4 edge over New York Giants. cap at Belmont Park. w tik tonight's t ilt w ith „ tha , ley - . relay team won the- Penn ..Rev National Hockey U ague playl Jack Banta, Dodger*—hurled MINCRLLANHOUH t*M, lit the M unicipal P a rk lay title this year, It wa* the, laat season. The Capadiena apant 6 8/8 troralesa and hltlai* relief -J R M ,T»fk Montreal—The National Hockey wUI gat under way _____at I il6 o’clock first _ _______ „ Orange ______ triumph at the I 789 minutes In the penalty box; Innings In Brooks’ 14-innlng vlc- League director* extended tha U f taa remainder of tha aeason. Quakadtown games since 1927. the Rangeri 4)8. tory. irliednla for naxt saaion from 60 to 70 gamei. 4--- * n-. - rr W- - --- ---- « * t* r THAO! ****** ii^ w h Sport* In Brief & E , 0rl#ndo June Special TN§ wi U m HERALD Want Ada Fas Rgerita rL U itc r teg Mae* lee# e< PHONE 148 All Albums Zi Price A r llr ln i Fur Hal* — 5 12— builnaaa "GOOD AND HAD" . (OR FARMS hog.«», end acreai property and acreage, E. A. Htrout Realty Orl* R. Mathleux, 1897 E, Hacond Rtreat 1809-J. tv I. Pel o g Team at I* [tarluna Uesch liHlnrsvltl* 10 is . ! » a* xe SIS is* ss sro k u x« XI 441 Ms Ht. Auaustlnt GtLana si t l t it 1 I'alatba i t i* IM »* ** tt I I am 131, Crtando Leesburg >4 i t . i n 17 Si lis a n T tto r l o U n ) at Orisndn Imytona II* bc )i *i P ittk *. L (* t tju r g . at Haiifc.nl n *(n *tv n i* at Hi Aosottln*. ■ •• a ll* f M l i r t a r (H ty lo n * H tsc h * i u rta n d o rain ppd (J*Latul t l H*|ilorrt. ppd, rslo. Ht. Auauslln* I I ; t.e*shurx I. I’alaiks I; D sinixill* 4. AM ERICA * LR A D I K fu a w l Pet ()■ N «» T o r k llo ito n r tilla d a lp h l* W a ih in a tn n D e lr o ll C tile* go C ttv s fs n d (7* if) .) » Ill Ilf m id xo tto D in XL :t id i» IT 1Z H III 1* t> in I) .III 4(4 M* )l, ( T ; t«tk H pedal Sarviceh — 12 . . . . TALBOTT’S — PR IV K -IN — ‘ Today’ii Special I ROOMB furnished apartment, Rear kitchen unit, full Hotel ser­ vice in eluding uttlitlea, llnana, laundry A maid aarvlcaa. llr, (knell, Valdai Holal. RSVK ROOM modern ipartm.nt With furniture • tKM H. Park >1Aya, T THE Cowan Apts,,. conven­ iently located across from the PoM Office, one room efficiency apartment, modern tile bath, suitable for business couple or Including utllltla*. Mr*. Dugfins, Alcala Lodge Road, Caasal berry, Fla.__ _____ ______ FTTKNISHfcl) apartment t illa b le June I. fark Apia. Phone 576- fllY desirable apsrtmant for bath, refrigerator A 111 W. 1st, ____ RLE two hadroom iT u iir Schooling R a c c s u ia a. a a n ro a u *vteHum tea your Rag. *209.60 8 pc. dining NE,W FJ £ ° E 8 ,,,rUc,id P*r,,c' M oonlight S o n a la .... J.7S Agency room anit* $99.00 «l»^ra maria ltl*a n«v%.; Aisorlat* J used 5 pc. drop leaf dinette 29.96 e*#*n*n* * or phone l used 8 pc. living room suite 84.961 *■»*•“ • P°(w er P'*"1. H2 yean I used 8 pc. bedroom suite 70.96 bounty. used 8 pc, living room suite 29.96 1 H M. Gleason, Lake Mary. A NEW two bedroom house near VENETIAN BLINDS made to or MATHER OF HANFORD the city limits, vary idea and 203 09 R. 1*1. SI. der. Hetulnola Vcnehen MlmJ 1Hi W. In* Ht. — l*h. Phone 137 priced to sell at 16950.00. Terms Co. H20 W. 3rd. St. Pbun. Hgnforct, Florida WELL built frame and metal arranged. M52 W . ____ ( Aluminum) 8 s 18 building, live window*, two door* end THREE bedroom house, very Expert Radio Repairing modem hardwiiud floors, 2 wired, ('mi be seen at corner Fred Myar*, 311 E. 2nd. Ht Knnfonl Avenue A First Sheet, GALL 617 (or finitely. Generator hatha, nice graund*, good nvlghPhone 1568 or 471-J. bot*. Term*. end Hter.er service, Swain’s ■ wall Rettery Hervlre, 801 W. Fuel‘ Ht. ______ 1 ope !*! Ing " prof! t aid y. #," hli,hH I *' n S ! ’ mS T hwiw''foMmmad mi...... In. Plume 1433-M. Sflfc (IA FOR "I 1 have ranch lends, improved and See ue for DO/.IF.R A GAY high, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING unimproved, from (to acre* to ENAMELS ty I'AINTH, KNAMKLH AND TYPING 50,000 acr**, also timber land* and VAHN1HHEB. CREDIT BUHhAll OF with Pina, Cypres* A Hardwood. Alwaya "Best for the South". , HANFOHD HTANLEY.KIK1RRH HARDWARE | | « N. Park phone laa C. A. WHIDDON, HR. ----- •ORLANDO Morning Reiitinal. Or IH H. Park A rt. Phone t i l l RENT or Traits, one K-6 Inter-] lattdo Evening Star. Call Ralph| 16 x 18 Masqnfte finished building, national 4 yd. Dump truck. A-1 Hay. 11B6-J. alertrlrlty, bath fixtures, room condition. Phone )0U4-J. R. W. for toilet. Will pay for moving. JjoajJgl^ ELECTRIC nr Phone 024-M. ACETYLENE ft/A R K IKK WELDING ti— AHTU'LKH W A N T E D — II Katiferd Motor A Egpt. ( « A r lk u * F or MuU — 5 208 W. lal Htreat pill* paid fjf u*#d FRIED .IIIMlin SHRIMP dlnnai* Kllrnh“'* LAWNMo WERR ~*iharpined, bi­ everynlglil, II.nil, ilOMEK'H. cycles repaired. lurk anil kay Milt'* Hwap Himp We buy, nail or work. No waliln* - wink guar­ trade iiund anything. 4011 Han­ anteed, II- W. Hlminati, Hill ford Ave. I'lionn IIJH J. Kant 4111. Hi., Haafurd, Fla, (Formeily with William* Halt We Irntli lime when you don't Shop), brln* your prescriptluna to lawny’*. Plume 10,'1. BTF.A.M-LUX Ituua* Wa.huig. Entire outside ate* including Iit IT II Nl'HKH every day . from screen*. Free ultimate,. Phone I l: l « tn 2:04) at HIIMKH’H. collect llvli'dn 81181, TUXEDO FEEDHi Comnlete line. (litI Wonted ; Hunt'* Tuxedo Faail Store. F'jREHTONE'H N«w Hervice De­ Frenrh 1'nntry (■:NJr>Y Holiday dinner at Laney'e partment-complete brake re* 'Itk- al*o week daya. Lunches A Batesmen winder) to iepr«kent the line* -overhaul*; liraka druma Hontti’a moRt progreiilve auto­ abort ordera. turned; mailer cylinder* remobile anorlatlon. Exclusive, • paired; new brake luma Installprotected terrltorle*. (loml com-1 ad; light*, horn*, Ignition, motor I'lTTHItliRO Paint* for ovary l.ONl'. mleMone. Kxrellent working \ tun«-upR| ipark pin** rleanad; purpose. condition*. Tar eiaenllal. Raply HKNKAHIK Glass A Palal Co. and rebusbed; kin* pin*to National Auloinoblle Aiio - f front I l l - I l l y . fed. Phone 119. baarlnii, shuck abiorkarai car­ elation, P, O. Hoi UK, Daytona; buretor oil flttarir wheel* hglPICTURE Framing - Large aalacBaaeth Florida. lion moulding* In atocE. Quick ancadj mufflar; tail plpaa) floor HALKHMRN for Driando, Daytnna aarvlcv, matai hody rl*hiantn*; radiator 0U&TIN& Reach, Hanford, Del.apd and HKNKAHIK (Ilaaa A Palat Ce. hoaaj fan beltai Guaranteed Meltiourn*. Wonderful oppor-1 work, uain* bait material *1H 1-1)4 W. lad. Ht.___ Pkwna lM. tunlty for men with real ealaa ability. Established business KVKNRUDE Outboard Motur 9.7 with leada cumin* in, flalary. II.P. 4 cylinder, perfect condi­ and romrul**lon. Can inaka f 200.' tion. 119 W. Kiiat Htj'eat. Ufl Nnvy T-ahlris .......... .48 to MOO, u«r month. If nnt Intarented In parmanant Job, do Premium Paint gal, 18.85 not apply. [ PX type watchaa (7.95 Bo« X Herald j Jrlu a r m s -n a v y h u r p l u h 185 N . Palmetto A toruo EXPERIENCED Waitrsaa.' Apply For QUALITY, 8ERVIC1 Manager Terminal Qrlll, j PRICE. lia liu lv a Franchise offered for Try. BTAN LEY-ROGERS I first time to store or dtalera’ WARE COMPANY, this area for Xlaterlte Ever . m M S S h m S m The MUSIC BOX 953 Dr. Henry McLaulin (Jptum elrist 113 Magnolia Ar*. Phune 6P4 BASEBALLTONIGHT SANFORD vs LEESBURG SANFORD HKRALD the top 10. l(w is hsttlng eighth at 188 Tib’*. I MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M. VUG NEW YORK. June I—(/P|—Tlie pack ii riming In on Willard Martha)].uF New York, current pace-iellrr in the Nation*! League baU ting face. w Marshall, who led by 15 point) a week ago, it hitting .360, only two point* ‘ head of Pilttburgh't Ralph Kiner on average) that Include g*men of May 80. Klncr'a .888 !»♦ — ----------- - * --------------only two heller than Fddl* Knxak *fter a on* week surge of 85 of St. Loiili, nt .884. Then com** point*. Red Schmitidlentt of St. Louis, Zernlal's ><i*k«n right collar Jsckia Robinson of Brooklyn, bon* probably coit the freshman hitting .GBrt In the past weak, Is outfielder n shot at tha league the hottest IIiichI to the leaden. i*Hlng rliHmplonshlp. New on tha Jackie i* tied fur fifth with Cin­ disaliled lint, Zernlal 1| inaliglbla cinnati'* Ted Klo*t«w«kl at .852. for 80 diivs. The American l.eagua rtq u iiff Tbs Reds' first baseman alio had a sliding week with 15 hits In 85 a minimum of 400 at bats for till* consideration. Tims, «v#n If Zarat hat». Kinll Verhan nf Clllrago boosted nial letnrned to action lata lit July his mark to .849, good for levenllt ami resumed Id* brilliant hitting, place and Rolihy Tholnpion of R would he touch-and-go getting New York iciaptured * ip.-.t In *n the plate inn inn>< He n«w has .335. Third In the nlmvlinga through Hid Gordon of New York, .320,' Monduv'* gnimr* wn* Button's and Id* teammate, Whltey Lock- Dom Dl.Mngglo wilh .888. Othtr i*r man, .814, rmind nut tha top 10.leader* ware George Kali, Detrol Hi. Lout* ■Malta Y e sltrd ar hitters. |.835; Ted Williams, Boston, a; no asm ** scbsduitd. Robinson Isad* In runs batted In Dale Mitchell, Cleveland, .3„« S A T io m i.r t n ir . Pet o n with 39 and Is tied with Pea We* each; Sam Chapman, Philadelphia, notion .47 S •Rees* of the Dodgers for most .326; Eddie Kubimion, WaihlngHruolilyii .475 . Istolen bases, 8. Killer's total uf 11 tun, .32)' Huy Hieveis, Ht. Louts J R W YO RK tw^hnmera Is one belter than New who dropped from first to nfath HI Lnul* Cincinnati ■ij I York's Johnny Mize. .320; end Detroit's Johnny Grotb Philadslphla And the surprising Chicago .818. Chicago Whit* Sox today had the one-twu Slugger Williams sat the pact Pittsburgh ureh ___, ■Mel«# f n l n S k r leaders In the American Leaguellti two Important specialised d* Boston T; phlla.W |ihl* I. balling race, but No. t with a .3 5 5 part merits -homers with 18 ami Riooklyn I. M*w York 4 . mark was Injured Gus Zernia), now’ lunt-bulted-iii with 41. Another double leader was Mitchell, on I A sidelined for several month*. The runner-up, 12 point* behind in triples with seven and tied w iff Zernlal, was Pule Hose Second Bub Dillinget of St. Lout* is | Sacker Cas Michael* with .343 stolen bates will) five apiece. W a U P a p e r • P a in t 3— R a il E state For Half—9 JT T V l t. i l l Giant’s M arshall Is Pace-Setter In National League Batting Race odgers, Giants Play Here Timb For Contest Is Changed To 8:15; Rain Washes Out L ist Night's Tilt n iT SSSf.ndSSS'.'B'.’ HatiM- I-*»T a proofing*. Integrity and charac­ VOI.USIA COUNTY KKNNKL CLUB Olficiul Opcmiui lunu 8 SSeaele H a iti ■aeg eUxa 4 a r l* t regelar eeasea .41**1. r u t i n dailea aakuallac — V'l Sllenr* I1 Y KHAN i- K T M IK K IlJ $ WO AS ru e f t AS HATCH \h n m a o oh m e thmo L O O M ... /ALE N't 0IGGINr FOR 4 SECOND/ I'VE COT AN IPFA.I s c e n e AWsxHV GCOACIA , Pt'ACfi* < COULOMT ouw r tw o UAGGtRS/ I THAT banker BRENf HAP 6(NT FOR A CERfAJN HOMSRE 1 0 MllP ftW POvWJ The COUNTERFclltnBj— m < l « t evil tTO THE LONS; n RANGER/ F y' W A L T P 1S N KT kound PHAPPY PLANPiNJI ter cotuldarad more Important FOUND) Rocory, Owner may have than! Inane**. Roi C 0 / 0 Heaby paying for this ad. aid. ___________________ 118-114 W. 8nd. Ht. Phan# IN . H M d ' f l i a r G . . R .n v if& o d WANTED; Flaiaa lady axparlancad in altaratlon nf trouien. Apply condition,' ranaonabla. Can ba !f#n . *L *“ «rtty Lumbar A MODEL 45 Chayrolot IV* _ Supply Yard. Phono 797._____ _ truck. J. A, Nance, . w * | i WORK W A N T E D — 9 __North, Club Diamond. *• F O R S A L E IS S . oo nlc« floor typa show caaa. Boa at 9M M yrtlo or '84 CHEVRDLEY, good Tondl LOWER PRICES, Erpcrt watch1 ^contact A n alay'i UO South P a rk. Cheap ran be teen WIUI repairing, 0 . 0. Fallowi, Home Bbap, 1700 Sanford Are. Phone .. J f T Y ! « . ? 1*J]onL 8nll._ A P » r k W O O f C l T Super fordor w , Id ascallant condition mecl ssa-satMSfwr |NUM mY BM L ^ ii A W i l •f ir ’ , * ’>|V ' mm mm M id , ;A,'1ii* 4- t •<. . f/: V E p “ Sg,a �TH E W EATHER I f e n t t f t i1 .. Mild and partly cloudy through Friday. .MiMlcrutc to frith north to northrast winds. A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R Chairman Of Finance Committee Aaaerts A Special Session Will. Be Necessary —Effort* to rai*4__ tfti to finspcf tfca State of Fferfda appeared to bava roSopaod in tha Legislature today. Chairman of fmaece committees ol both tha H omo and Sonata said they considered V special session iaevitable, became there isn't time Ip clean np the conffalon and re­ solve tha difference bat ore adfonramaat tomorrow. CoYornor Watran could not bt ranched for a nAr comment, hut lata yesterday ha laid had not given up hope and **J| hava rafuted to coniidir a dwisiem to call a spe­ cial aataion." Tha House Financa Committee want through another "No" voting session thin morning and wound up bp aiking for retail of yaaterday'i favoraHe voto 6w a } parcant laa on transient hotel room*. It ilao rajoctea onca more by a 17-17 tie vote the 8 percent limit­ ed talas tan. It votsd agalnit conaldarittf an tlfhth cant of tax on aaeh gallon of gaaollna and aevtrance taaaa on minerals and fora it praduata. ' ■ . Aa tha maatlng broke up com­ mittee ChairmanItkhard fllmpspn •aid "U looka’Ilka a special »»■ alon la Inevitable." . ia "■ TLife rumaiiR ap s jHouse Group Approves Plan Loss On , U.S.Highways To Forbid Discrimination In Employment Because Of Color Traill Won't fi Inn* 2-r</Pj No. 203. . ‘.w . A tw o c la le d P r n u L e a s e d W ir e SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A . THURSDAY JU N E 2, l!H!» M ■ ____tur w h .■■■ Frightful Slaughter On Nation’s EoadR Must He Stopped, President A s s e r t s 14 Are Injured WASHINGTON. June M / l > Paesidant Tinman said today the k TTr t r t t ! 1 J —o e f J * | systems lor rxsiiumng .into drivcis f l S 1 U l T I d t I O c S I l l l iu many parts of the counl-y er# "tcandaluus." Deploring the "(riahtlul slaugn-1 tei" on the nationN .licelt ajju highway., lie tsitl ili.il iliiver lieanting law, m "Iihi many cases are pililully weak." iiihI lt»f«l Htivpftim^nUe lie d n laird, "have a linly to tlcny ibc pm ilrgr ol u.iua piihllt. lugb P ' v ways to ibc llie unlit ■maiAM A8MV O fficial, anted by Eastern Berlin police, stand around ns and the t Iimiiih law Inrakcis. a last attempt Is made to repair switch** In th* Prleslsrwe* railroad yard Mr, Tnmiati ipuke to tlic Predtamantlad by strikers U> prevent the fk.vitU movln* ndent's ninlcrrntc on bigliway and a lrel|ht train Into their sector The •witches wmildn I respond o RadaScrta, and tha rolling stock remained in U.B. tone. <lni*rn«iinnni) salely winch be set up thier year* ago to make bigliway. salei. Lailiri, the tonleieiuc irseived a ispoil ilial ibc President had ordered dnvei- ol goveniment ve­ hicles to lake the lead in .icctdetil preyenliou. Me Truman said sufctR pro- |.i . lupin d .i lie' |i.iMi. gialua in the U.t year aavtil "alBy WILLARlTCONNOLLY mod it .non livon Hint prevented IIilllliir Ix|i 11mi Longwood and SanLando Spring* have become ibe mecca I<t injury I" neatly Mitumn pursuits. Hilt, tic mhlcil, the "frightful yesleidav I lo cIbucj of pit nicking children from stlmrh throughout Central 1‘lorul i, continued 32, |I fI nV-■ X "llilinn w ’•’ tHi T TT' i day waii pi p and even lioui Daytona Ucach where'children have accen to whal Imi .daughter" null kill.d and more 'hVu 1.000,- I we.t liliuuit ..ml been termed the world's finest bearh. (Kill Injured in traffic arrient* In ; Last Saturday more than 1,000 school children, dirpaulril by IUIH. „ , I,,,. , - , i._ "To put It Mimtlier way." hr , Mr • -----;----------- -— --- -------- ^ le u c h e ra amt parents, vijllcd tit. < 11; u n l t o r n S a y . s 11 i n s (iiiM* Mult ‘Si'crets* West Hands Reds Plans To Reunite Control Of Berlin F 'itr.i • f t (le n t s O f C iv i I PresiR ig h ts Pt i n ; r -trn At d im A dvances; R ow R esum ed ' ' u YORK, .tui.p 2 -1/1’)— • ( :■ 1 1 ....1.01 a, r ■t* t"iiin.| »'• >py ling WA HIM. I UN. In,,.(fPh j' iifk-.l today that i A lion*' I.I.,n Mil..i.iiimitli’c ap“. h *i Mi iin'io'd ov.'r Stiito In i >' no'iit ,|..i i,im i.t to him* Cily-Witlt* E l e c t i o n pimnl Itnliy i hill In linliid dis-. iiimiiMiiini ii, employment bel I. on!.,.i aid l»‘ |di'U«|;rilplied Proposed T o Set Up <•111 r i,I tair, mint, irllgiull OF H» ■ it... iii,i..,itK mill ,-tivo the I'll" *•> .1 l'l*lt*| u liolii he New Government II.ill.,II <ll*\ ldi‘ 11■• . IliMiling liir t'rililIt wmihl <rt up a pcrni.mcnl lii .n ' mull t|'|..mil ip HiIh I'AUI.S lime .? f/l’l The I an I iiiplnvniriil i’l.i.inc lorn . i.'in il lie Mm. l AlexllllWot banded lllliM i it pi in foi m, -inn 11 I IV). •h i f 1• *n .ilia t t'l'lor.i, left 1" •« |.| iiic j ,Mi\ u fin Ida I hi. I- die (ir<l pari u! Prcsi* le'liiiiag l iiiir-f'im-i «milio| in Maine ttiintiiiy, II. Imd been d. i.i 11uman * m ulin'ri*ial civil lleilm. ....Ml r. >h piii till i il iimIi'V hilt A I temli iiilotniaiii .aid die Ain* rigid, pingi nn to advance in Con■a itl< ■•! lol I. iv>. vohuilar•i * III . .. 11,11 H• II .I'll of ly- cricaii, tlnlfb and licinli tenni gir<' a. In as Mibmnimillee apn. ■ lnn I,,* denied before n weie p|ai ril lirinir tl 10 .Soviet Ulr pnn.it |l till ha. a long way to '••Mi •• »'i.ni*l piii ' hat lie ever loll III a Oil ii,inii| r inri’tliw o| the liairl thi.aigb ibc lid1 . miimillce, 'mn-.t iip.i Slji'1 Inpmlmeut I'oieign Minister' ('ounsil, the tin’ll llir I Imre ami Sen pc. * ' i i. < iimil. i . Ami >t. d.r ’ • h im . .. .nbciners ilioilc'l ol tin, III day old vriiion. ll.ivc 11,r pnwris »( fililm let llul I lie inuuiicis will meet again Ioiiioiiow iii a iei ici ic'Miui, pre- have lie-i.ic.l nil inli legislation 'luu.ibli to get down to business 111 lilt' |. I.1 .i i . i a.- r r I Tin* ( ill wfuild pm r.iiigress "" •hc ..pp.n,„K pl.in, "I lie East | i>|( .....|B'rtog Hint: and Wr.i Ini lleilm llicv arc "ft.,. tn mi ploymerit atprrd llni. iai .inly m piinriple <■ ,li.."iiniiiiutlnn I... .. ..r of ilial ilia ill'i.lrd tinman Illy ilsullld la v . • .••<•*. nllginli. ur imlloimt be irundcd unde a .mglr «"vet» '.Vf" tho IIIK body j| „ „m| (lint it ii the T I. p in.ii. ini Hiiii.li Frem'lil mP'. " «i p"lo v *n pioteiT the plan I Itnl In pi..ml, fill V*••*.-.-1I 1*: III >f III*’ Indlv lilna I In flCC rail, "more than twlra an ihanj i ....... i.nipci .m •ntiliilirnuii of tin- l-’niir Pow riilini....... .. ,li • riono iii,,ii:'. ' I I | . w, . <1111 I’ ll HI V. , Ki,li*liiMii.|'ilMVn 1gn . cl lung Imdylf M, n,al.l,v Si*,mini III, iivnliiop .■ml Mtmi.inu .,•> I hi lh I , In ,o,l pi'iilic ahoiit ill llrilili with Ininlvd pnWrl.i m>llluvcil, Hit'.b' I Irinprtiitltir ii ,o .*1 "iln i 1dlliti* Ulls(it,110* nf *lit* (lllv IInlis ,t r WIvIHI'd jli Iliv* tjiill l it. lh.- 1.111. Imforn it Iniiinlvn il yi*iu ugn on i ump n 01.0,1" III llo* Vto,n ip - I IfIIV iiy . (tip m .it v i><■I.iv is ,i I'M. pifl, . ,,( I al I Wn it lil,liy|tl*C' Lti.'ig. f 011111,1 aon nn Mai ’1 III,nivn, wniil.l lin Imhxfri loll to U Hi ml tin.......mini v o n allow<1 I’lOldjCl, |r \ ■•iii vc'ir,- | Hi ,I iii i-it\ mis:• Hut of lirrmiins, , it ‘ci, >ii . I., wul. around i ldtiay, ................ 4 ■' I’. 11" • • ■illn by ||,r :a*,vl„K n. a j.'.vi'iliilig vimlii'il fur ai'i't ol piojeit., mi huvo nccesa I'jri.idw iip||. i .. th* .unii. • V rxrmtivr nil ItrrUli. Tim illy mm Inn. two lo iit.iioo* info, imitliin. without I f 'l COIliel nt I >x.« ill nil China Ey«m Reports |(r , | |{ l^ovi riim c illtw o police fiirree, I'l't'd: * by Ihi' FBI nil then loyall-iivmg ti.rse pci.'i.n ho ,|tiiaii/.‘.l c iir r e n id ' a n d a m i l l w a r tytml fpu Farm helm dr .tinyni • ( nllcuc III I w n ICuallavra Nations Planlia I'sif • ia Nl, llo,I, Hiikiuloopcr xuiit, was Ljd'tw. Il.r.i l, e,ii . i Iiiiilatlng lin* Atonin' F.nergy I' ?"d Urnlngv. Miry wrre in , — * * -------* ------— . ilHbldWvftir.’Mrlvrti Hwtldd, i. 1 i ii.' >n i l ■f u n -’ on f f .o iit iiv ," J farmer living non, lisa x. In.. In r . .no i. ,i ■ i, ni man Pnvid wife anil thnr two vein not I nllnwiin! lip Hireling a laige nurthy of the name. N A N K !N G J ^ r-,(/l’i - «<n.i* I lll>Md)i.ll, piui.ipal target of Culling for Inpiovnmriit ha ilaughtci Marilyn. ,"niip of Kiwaiu ins ipitrd do* It.i i-e I.IOpel Ml," I'lll, (cpllcit official sourert said today Chinese! * recent func At(i’li,|.n,l I M'lll.i liO'I'lt.il Ml ‘dale oinlulf Mm mill |n| Inliri .aid Hie people nn "r*ad\ a' dl ilint ill if" |" i moh grunted Nationalist army and navy Intces i hi (ht ) |otft| putties of time, In support uni) i-ii"poala Shmiitiolonii, l,i, .aid Sinld'ni i. ni . nlniii r \ min, ■rit,11». . iiimri'iow . loai'iun'i' for secret H.inllnasa lla Paa» Shi —i were abtndonmi Mingtso. ! Winter Fark High School. Samifrni'tni'j' of liotii log* and ni'oi , ■ilk hud uMilorgonn *n„li' kind The old German built north I mile High School Pep Club, apd ------------— # , riiil injinic., and Ml Slnhhnl til Inrv "I of "m ii'i'iiln,:" tiy tin* FBI. iiffcr'Ait i i«*vi*r** ffini'M f* 'M > « Hov ll> With „,lc . date ><r ) I "Om todi-i'ini'ni in ,, mil her China ,mit was the last K.ivern ? Jrnl M i U l l l l A u t l l O r i i l U S lnrcfn l '" M*Mi H»gi* t* |»Mi< *«t I in. ”11 i lit. t••• I I M.7I3 onIt. of pioito'c. in jiiliiliniy nor wti.m ali'iil." the metit holdout In north China, fhily, 1 ^ , ■» i it si • ♦ .1(1I'll Fill' ' Hi*l|HM|| I Ilf ll'» i|Hl |I • ■dlcg,' ■ i ill* alp'll i (hi,ot to tlif Ii,infold i liulrnlnii nd 'tVe Indii’vc it tn )H)| t* (I S| *1111r. It Willi 114*1 IMill • '■1111-1,1 of III .ill- I 11llll'l Mill kl I In On’ Ml ive hi ini loind reports claimed a great vnlory i p,,, „ M|I> sl({ngl Nu> p f |ln Kapp« " and n.,i llio I'-ihiiov tool, pliive hi'fote >•unit olio I' •! fIII' end "I III* i tur I M (•• fiiiMlIy U ’Ai li* * i« • 1.* ,WII t* l! II nnllliio ■! III, I’H.V (here. Uaminn, Data Blgmn Phi. FYom - , *,o among tta* 2*r» mail id i NmIhi »H« ■ ii R••riiibtlti Itfiil I* • ,0 in,, i i|. "pci ail'd hv 'to* .lull*. Muiagi'i j _ These same tuureas said the Ll«i- !1,ir,!?n? h ,CV N «,,,»ii^,rttv‘ MIAMI IIKAril, almif * * I iM *‘a,j tiiiirn a* "f o, and «... alidv Amici mi aiuioiio" .1 M il A l l l l U V I f f IJU led Stale* Navy definitely had ab y ^ r t C lul^jiim nl from the Uni A IIIifIi school nJunior" | im,ji , f i*v. Nuhr. ■-ersit, m oi m ug I ’o m iin n o 'i andoned IsiniUo as a base lor me f varsity of Florida met at the hotel nyinI***ii I . iiallcrncd wflff Uria ,'l o h l ll d v III' 10 • cond "no1 or fninilv yaw* I lie twixtoi •• i Western Pacific Flael. A Shanghai i several weaka aao. Luring the timri.d rlty’s hlg-llmc Iritm T i l l ' f i l i a l fo d llfc , Itov, .1 I* has hern lu id " ing .tooi, toward lltnir fann h i' ad ded I h r lo u r U. S. Navy source said he had Urn I the Latin Club of Seminole gimlraliop, 'er of ilu by luvcnlle authnriliej. yigi'ldn ■ tllSv flo.t nlid • ■.I"* *• . '- . I t . j , . . . . I,.., High School held a perty thera, .'l a o lo ii l M >i k r l eCllllV "lie ...... out of touch wdh Isingtso hul I 0 || 2.2.* a perty * Juvenile Officer floher' 1 tvph'Olf ill tur V- Bill sll It" '"i. .1 i*i do . of J I, IVa.hltti nvo *lie a of Mann , d lend report* that more »>*. <i I illirr. on the (arm wen de n • d I; (hide fidlegi of MarMo I'lllr \*. tbit the report likely was Hue, students and three adult i ,'.H7 it* lupin and ”2t,7H7 ni 'in (lwen "tliipnv" tl'io v. who has li • trenaged youths in Misnp * Iiy ilie wind. Tsingtao bar been isolated on I sort from Wewahltehka way Invllxd' (o tone here, and <• a unit« were -old he revealed nimle n fun n'"ind in amicultiirnl high scluiol have been wa.m 1o .In^l anoso the rivet n, t ■> • i" nil t tl r> c.dlrgn Will lili'l E'd till Itn iine. r, at the market wn very land by tha Communist for nionlli*. v tS a im n ^ a t^ °h o dta |WialdPMr discontinue their "syiidlta'* •r onilMiddmgi of amdlii'i t.iim i| IVlImV'iMp Bildical t 'ollogr, In mg good doling May til .pile of the |iro|bct t dm mo In mi, i ll iciir ut ,r t Brminnh' High S> Inml. hn been Apparently the Reds have moved j #t U,‘ hoUI' , "ld Mr fare expulsion or juvrtiiU w ru k r.J hv a tornado and <ho i| log tn Ihv I'o’verslly part pliiloilgei) thought that trdmud "hoscli t>v tin' 7U iMfiul.or of Ihn in on the Trinftao defense penmetM#ny torU, Ionchlon, M A prosecution. fam e house waa pu»l,ed •"•«. u •ipplie . ami Jlio.'.ttllfi wn . n v p ' i il Muttltisvlllr facility and ifod'id ■ it,Fiilnie Fnrooi i vno nif—ident The iunlor organiretii.o. f.n 1X1,tillt unit, of produce lino and an ilelegiite *» 'ho National •r. Gunfire was audible yeslerdsy flt the hotel. An tfvant of Tnaaday jijeto^with cards, celled i* . *ir fniioiVtinn. No one wa < tn Min'd hody, I thrie. i, a gain of Jl.'iV.'Jtli over fh* .ate*, nn) in the Shantung peninsula p«i|. wo. the hinchaim given In honor Tt.e lt» v I Molds |ioiid".| '.ni FFA convention no 1 ', fidigr iii M" Syndicate." flcluaxka City resilient, .no May, I'i IH, nail) Mi \o Kamtaa FI*' said . 1problems iillf'i'dlng foe formdmg total Lennelh Kaddv. 1 they saw' (lire* sepamle lunnol •ieiiion , (Miami Baach’a adult gai>. Mug of a tfinvei; dy, slalo.1 Mini fell !! agint'itnrai m ,tiio*or. *ni sliaped loramlo Honda A hi"iw in unopposed ilwrtly. Wannlih of Orlando. Mora than syndicate which Is flisoge-., v Im h sold a, an < ■ " In * t new whs, had to tip arroiMidi.t.cd iioiineed t -*rl■* (At Canton an old warlord, 137 woman enjoyed tha smorgas handle tnlllons nf dollar* » • «r dmvo|H.iir anil sonic hail Pdlowni mid drrltiied 'list ttlr gnilip • a« ago 'if I t dll a let*, led ft.- May | (Jot nnlv <1.d II fpp oiceed In .ala; with III, M ill hose, telling | j the wind. { • Imrd luncheon and tables ware In wagera, Is known as lin ll'lt l'i|il r| to .ccnillptl dl ov»IMg, ' In. project', of mi tog ."in truck fjctimitn t ’ i* io .outlo <.I wlmt old i "ll"gi:s look ycai . to Ini tlif.fill I Nut I ni value o n ] ft beautifully decorated. i ti" Syndicate). ops, elilcl on ,'iod iiog I,ill he .». NH.r a id. a F arther north oo'an. , weet i nili with 17,Hill rnilr . tl mint. Yen, onca ruler of Shansi Longwood people are pleased Loveland aald the youlhf..' aidilcye, Id t.fl null m in,".it '>• in lyricnl II ■inttnne.t On l'«av tln ,n ictency of Its voluntaer m uanassa oa r««» i t . . vinca, has tha support of notMltiloif.nl!' Vn , u |ii,,*"o, dn/i'ii eiin lo , lif- irilli', filing lural uiagn/m' vimiloi: loi Jfi2,!,Hi Among ollifi li-adiog tllf free llip, fire department and tha fart I•r.i,ilii.i*a ua CsKf isiisf o«prime. I'fOis wcie greon l.ean i, fXI./oil, |jpllilj, to li 10 . (gavemmant par- its naw 17,000 fiVa truck aucceed Premier pmved ty). ■Mo would succeed proven tta ua worm. worth, accordU Ho cam,....good iMinipnigio .......... . .ly dip : S l f t l s I n i t H T o S|M *ttlt ...." t .TtefX* 1 1 HiS o Ving-Chl n« who rtalgned. Mdory J II/I, J iioppcis, LH',. f . l |n „tho u. rici'n, ,,f Youth Mayor Law Arnold. lug (The only other naw war re­ Deatruatlva flrea oceum t i l ' ,’t'l"“:'-'D«vcrnmem off........ «t the High port was that tha Communists on days In . aueeaailon on Hi $L1;0J4 for IftKHi HmkH .................ml w„ ch»mii as I'olinri ami new iioplovi'iiioiil.i Sunday in the Longwood area ! roiilllv Judge O. Itonghi Blen nlniiurtl fog the nimket will In* I r « w ,ih* and and not far from tha Seminole . t slloni will , c guext Speal.M nt discussed Friday night al 7 It.' Kennel Club. Saturday the tolunWINTER PARK. lime 'T)- l)r. irimillou Imll ImiIc tiiev<f|l grnduiiltoo » *ercifiOx of If pond Mrs. Sine Nicholson tear* succeeded In. saving Vaughn's lo the preiidency of Rollins < »:r la,lav wdh a tonunenremenl nldiesi of the I akr Marv Bcluml ut *< •:> o'clock al a meet mg of the Mai- Inlilt ii film! lath'd "Big \ttuck kcl Ailvtiairv Commillee ol winch <1'i.nlliitiril lit. rnar tltatfli from destruction, and uti Dies In Daytona Ftrnrry "ig delivateil by bis (orebetii. [lenj.ii'iiii il’1’*/"'! , WodnBUfiv night Bniit /diaries Laa la chairman, ill lie, Sunday put out ajftra that thrsst- at homey at though it weir T. \V. Lawton will introdncf lorn iiicmbara are W. A. I.effler. 1-. 1. Franklin. KOTAin BAIIBLCIIE i i i j 1 Pnlity Ki' drIt Will give the vnl- Frasier, P. It. Bach, tl. It. Clouts, M ainous tducatot Mr*. Sine Potor* Nicholson All Hot nr Inna planning to at­ Jhe 76-year-old internal and itnlnus mlvo :,.dlctney nddress. Janet 1 will •toe L. Corley, Hairy Tooke and Mad at hag hama In Daytona tend the Linlica Night barbecue al peace prr prep«,»'d*r--------1-------* cata of uniyarcal pram speak as vil.itatorlan, and Le-nge (.U1| ||||nh Raaeh at 8iM A. M: yastardily th e Elka Club Wednesday are talk kttWfch." he said. "Hive . t i n l c D ' I’aHrrsm, « . C «#s histurton. W,„ ------------asked tn make reie,vutmnn with I, , di Hi" "sine rmirteiy, respect and ,.f ran-Hct-a'I will outline II,e ....... 1 j I>r. R. W tl'iiiichl a. Soon as of Thomaa D. PolSwJSSSLmnV am i i * rtlo n that you eravc of tlimii." l" f J ," ', rt,tna\ . „ . . , I” . | possible nn that piopfi airniiKcsettlor of tha Fort mi’nin cun bn madi' l *> (nod supn. Mrs. Nicholson piles. could bo applied to a wider f,r)d. Mr uL l <rlll|. i.t liflcnfov to Frances ItrldeMiiaii, I ................. pioiidvnl licorgc Htme an­ t t •<., LAKELAND, June It—t/Pi—'The It contained a note of imtaigii,t{ fouiidi follow truth wherever truth j *;crtl Mlilllii.,1annual Flotilla M< llimll.it confer nounced today thnf Rev Melton too, for Dr..Holt has not been '**1 may lead; tearh truth ami mdhlnir , von It, tli.ili once will open hem (••morrow. j• Wnie'a nildie.ii'. originally echcduland for M *« time ho has attempt- but the truth," he aald. "Break\ J**n for June 20 1ms been postMcCall,1 *'» rinsing day next Tuesday, jed j ed to retire from the position ha naths bravely whprevrr you gti.i*r" go Put- ■appointments will be ainiouiiced announced :■p<yied until Juno 27. Hn urged all has held since 1M5- A new until- Follow liumhjv'where you must." . Kwmr , for l hr epproxlmetrly WWi Math- | dent will be named shortly. "Never dltmlia a faculty mem-! tBll*|0 4 Western States Longwood, SanLando Springs Are Mecca For C entral Florida Youths Aldcrsgate Heads Tell Of Progress Al KiwonisMect Reported To Be Declares LeavingTsingtao m uofl taxes m n requisite for vot­ ing In elect lout for federal offleer*. HBjr no stretch of tha imagina­ tion. Bryson said,* "can the poll tax la South Carellna be regard*d aa a reap)tlte in voting In pri­ mary elactlona. Ran. Colmar t M f l u ) alto op­ posed tha Mila on the ground they conttmiad aa Intrusion by tha fadaral gorammant Into • filld rttarred by* tha constltu- atocraey and Any "£s the tat will face wn r fovernor of i t Columbia t, aald tha Aa whatever ..........;««... . H ,1,1TiB •Slate TMart Sales N ear $5 M illions For St^ison '5w, “.“SI Urctik lip Mmmir (iam hliiitf ( i r o n p L nral D elegate To FFA ( ’o n v u n t i o n Hamilton Holt Kids Farew ell To Rollins In Commencement A ddress!iU 1"l" ^ K k 'tr'& s: is j . • Tha Brooklyn-born eduraitniial reoolutlonarr--whoia retirement actually la official Sapt. I—e v o no hint of hia future course r««pt to any he was going to hit Woodstock. Corns*. homestead II was Wobable that, health permitting, with whom ha latad along with fa it avan bsfnrg War thattcra^ kk Rollins tiua* map the college w ar5.rSi - ... . Mec* •« bar because hi* views differ from i . *** 70Urs, unleia you would he willing !8WK* K Jn turn for a majority of the far- j IJ"*. tilt j/ to dltmlia one of you for your ' 1 opinions. • I inr, "Fill vacancies In tha board with young, vital and llheial men amli^" w women of both achievement and ornmlaa Other wise your hoard1 . . will grow conservative with tha I Y/* Raaalna t.aa*. aw.1 flMall.. reaction..s s ll.., ' ^HBl ■•sing years and finally i«R raitUng the To tha otudaata he aaldi "No college tan educate you. All former* Nay; will a location la self-education The boat largest marl dlege ran atlmolate, advise and Mom south ■ u. w a n th . „ u y ...... . Itili w ill' odist ministers in the slate '‘Sirs* For the first time in 1IH veers . end I", no member of the family of Ira will dr-| Harnett will lie among them, ledirtlon 1 Hr. llninett, 72, one of the heat JACKSONVILLE. Jour High Low Richard | Methodist Hoard of education. Clcvolsml Dodge City New Orleans Naw York to convert a! GOOD OR AN OR PHltJES craft Into a Dre-J ORLANDO, Juno 8 — (A>— a Jacksonville thw Horida oraigas brought grower; , flra fighting dlvL an average on-traa jirlce of ■ K r t . ' s . i v Philadelphia. Two lonomlca p ’l ^ d f ' s j a S S B ...J city THE WEATHER Rav. 0. known Southern Methodists, will retire during this Hireling after | fill years In the ministry. For the I P past ill yearn he hen licen ex- i 2—t/T) eetitlvc secretary of the Florida Atlanta Ittownsvilla Chicago HI Ht 62 Tl 2U Eg 61 U0 H7 Ud 7.1 68 68 Haint Louis Ban Antonio 63 UH 62 7» 86 U7 74 M 49 fackaonvilla 78 66 Phoenix Beattie t �mm : . • v' .. J M ' - .V ‘T • ' • -. THURSDAY JUNE 2. 1949 Finest Foods! ing Values for ■», i. JU N E * IS NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH! ;r lAKO O SUNSHfNl 7 ' Thorn'll bo thour/rrids ot toed dollars suve.1 during this big UTOKHl.Y WKL'K UAI.il bo~aus» won. loulutlng <i lio.H ol l-dol <*!y U|.:> lair, price slashed lo give you bigger and b* Jtcr load buys. V/o guarantee Ibat you'll cuvo plenty. Eciter come ccc tor yours«?l!! Ask at Store lor Special 4-Page Color Price List Q u an tity Rights Reseryed Prices Good Thru Saturday. June 4 ELKHORN w /m , 55^ Phlla. Creuin CH EESE CH E E SE 2 Kuy Natural Cheese TWE IN G E ST STOKELY WEEK SALE W | EVEB HELD I KRATT SPREADS lb. Hiillar.t Biscuits 2 pkgs. 27c Stokely's Finest Fruit 9-o/. Jari 23c 28C FROZEN .D1XIANNA STRAWBERRIES pk«. POOD (FROZEN DEVILED CRABS 2 lor nPD T j AGEN BABY LIMA BEANS pkg. D l'ir ! . f p.GEtl Spinach pkg. 29c Broccoli pjrg. fJ l'E C lA L S ACEN FOiiDHOOK UMAR pbg. Pulmrtto & TlilrJ Sti. 314 Cast rtrst Ht. No 7 Pin.. Olive rim. and Plnrappli* Eric. Smukrllc Smut Old Kn(, Kota, t.'hrrurAiltarun 39c 49c 39c Me 36c ‘VM BSM I TV Stokely's Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling Ito. I Tall Gems No Can ISAM OCTAGON Stokely's Toilet leap $ Cakes 17c STOKELY CASHMERE * • « .' 3 . fioquiar tii« Cake* Stokely Bartlett Golden Beans 2 FINEST tsm m m FRYERS BACON No. I Tnll Wholt. Unptelrd 12ox Can 20c cm A p rico li 16c No 2 Hie cm 28e C h errio i OCTAGON No 2 C.ina STOKELY'S Nqllonol Corned Laundry Soap Cake Mo 303 Stokely Cut Green 23c OCTAGON | Big No 2*/i Cert 2 3 c Bath Size Cake. Honey Pod r PALMOUVE 2 STOKELY Stokely 1 5 c PALMOLIVE » No 7 Cteam Style letneel Am* 2 Tomatoes 2 Factory Pack Powder cm 4Uiw Orange cm J« lc« 23c 33c Dry Salt Streak O' lean 4«>OX. E Z STARCH cm C iln iip ;lU quloi Package Hickory Sweet Grade A Sliced 4(to*. Grapefruit Jiico With Deodorant Center Cuts, lb. 23c 30c ■LEACH No. .10(1 Cranberry S lic e cm 17c Nq. i Diced dog rooD loots , • 13'^e cm 21c1 cm No. 303 Peai & Facigry Pack CLOROX C a rro ll No. 9 Cut Wax liM I CM B-Oi,.Honey Pod U R * County Bed R ipe 84-lb s v g c#llf. Loan White D eal cm 24c 1 12^c Wilson's Certified: Smoked, qnd Skinned - No. a Tomato illM CM IlV*C».>• l4*oi. i. ■ \ i C a lm kit. 11H «-;'h Ptekiei Jar H e ;,‘s IS'OZ. Sweet Pickle A] C klft tar. H e Half or E Whole • lb. wiS3 SScmT 1C Me lS-oa/Sweet Mix ......... m C ' itck Frozen Breast* lb 88c U fk 4 Tilths ib (»c M1F5 “« < & t» F 1 U .U . l b . 33c H s m b iir s a . Wf!*jZf »<• ».. i'• 'tr'c-’X£"U l*tkW w I**?!*# �--- -T— m . v <JP* M * Chinese War PAOE TH R EE TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA .rtURflDAY JUNE 2, 1949 ment'* concern over the matter could bo »ecn In a recent epeech by acting Forelfn Mlnl.ter Qeor- Legislature Action I Congress Action Pup Palls To Death From Stone Mountain other men spent imuv llum two. tJl'KKIi OCCUPATIONS hours trying Hi save the pup. j LITTLK BUCK, Ark.. June ‘J — With a rope tied around him, Id1) —A Idrth certiflcote, received Noui -cnled sevenil hundred fee*; |,v the Arkansas vital statistics cow" tile sheer ill op to the ledgo bliremi, listed the mother's occn V. here the dog hoveled. nation ns •'eullon and bullies'* and The pup refused to come to the father's as “ iest sett In’." him. None sent hnrk up fur a The huretiu did not disclose the collide of weiuers for bail, but iiutues of tho pHients, tlie pup -tiled loo fur and ids fuel sltuped, „ (CaallallM rtm m P. „ (C M tlsM i r r a a i A w e <»■•> {Continued From Page One) ment sources. Shlh quoted Yeh a . saying the K " Im W 3 ? li5h . t,M!S the Senate-House Atomic Energy AT LAN'IV Jo no J o l’i A drawing from Changshu toward fact a number of nation, wery ■ J.1" ” * Committee, which is looking into * 1111 w,' “l Nanchang. It came from govern- discussing what to <to In China ( “n *I , r * wwlon. Hlckenlooper's charges, II token- A little niungi.'i I v I'rHtitlcally i| (Changshu Is about 160 ulr Indicated they were considering ( Shand* said he thouitht tiny hiopcr Is a mernlter and former shied away tro.u •* setters and plunged dm) feet m Ids dentil —miles east of Changsha, which common action “with the I m p l l e S ' ■ h“uW •* « » « > chairman of the group 11out tile steep side of Stone .‘H u on the Hanknw-Cantou railway uit» that no action will he taken ! laU’r ,n ,hl' »umtnHr because if it There was talk today that tip* aim that no action will ne taaen h#|(, lml11ej in,aiy «|t would about 400 miles north of the pro..! independently.” i ?*c .. committee might go hack Into the Mountain yeslcr**"*' visional capital nf Canton.) it I* possible the government I s ; » continuation of the same times when the arm y’s “ Manhat­ It « iib the first failure of «|M to tvrfy ««*(!*/ n««aM)il !*««••] And In Canton u spokesman ( hoping no one nutlun will recog. <contusion. tan district" ran the uluiuic pro­ Llius N Mill, III, a veteran of tftef -J 'M f llilr v I W it h < t n n i f is m . . . I I n l r v l Simpson declined to express an ject, before civiliuti control. One ninny n nskv lescue on tin* shin l » t « M said the government was paying nixe (he Communist government l lei la-i-ri — - llsrn Itippnl wi|h v)ixil|l< on when any special -e- senator said thnl MoJ. (Icneral of the gi unite Mock of a imittii- |w >pl serious attention to reports vur- | chin, who wants to resign, will iplnlon IhrUw*m» ious other nations were discuss- ! |,r able to decide on a common don should lie held. That Is up lo Leslie (troves, who headed tho lain near Atlanta Nmn and foui •UHpl* lit | he Uovernor, who atone can call Manhattan district, might be call­ il x u ins recognition of tlie Commun* course in Chlnu. . I Continuing political squabbling the legislators back, lie said. for testimony. Shand* said the only way the ed Yesterday The spokesman, Dr. Bhih Chao- j Is shown in the current attempt Hlckenlooper center­ •him , if rH*i'vx«mry" t*> vunsulpr inancial problem eon lie saved ed his accusations largely on the Sl.tlOlM’tMUlOil • Ing, said evidence of the govern- 1 to select a premier. Until a preravine?* in |fih'a » to "lat everyone go home and turrwyer of personnel In tha frrinu'Ht 4*4»d|?i |>iopt'x'il *•> fonure relieved of the tension they ARC. which he claimed was ex­ •i President 111MiVfl re now working under. tunnel % ’liiiir until of "There is not any doubt In it cessively huge lie Illumed those -SfItriilifi**, Semite A|i|ir(»|ii'iiititkii^ Coni' vital there are sufficient voles on “ mismamigeineut." Knrller Senator 11ridges IB- miUeo, (entitled before tfu* Senn the Senate to pass the "0 pet umm ('iimniilliM* in int sales tax bill now pending, Nil), one of tlie leaders of the i te Kxpcmlit of ii rvMt >|u| idii t Imt current economy drive, branded te said. “If we bail sufficient an “ ridiculous” it suiri’estiou Hint | " **»ild d i m ! |»io*idriit I Will.Ill ■me to permit those responsible I.,I .. r _____ M . I... I . . ... ... t l... l . l.. . ■uliinee tin' budget or filibustering turtles to talk *oilgressnu*ii Ink,, a fi per cent "It is my -iliceic collv id loll |uiy cut to help cut government hemsclves out." that tin1 need foi . ull.'IIIV 1* Meanwhile the House passed costs. At tlie same lime Bridges a- gi eater today tiuin at anv time 0 to 0 the bill setting up n State Senator McCarthy tl.al I hove been a member of tin. entral purchasing . department, ........I with M - m lupportcrs of the measure bent (K-Wls) that Congress should I luted Stales Semite," he said. lie suld Congress can do one down all attempts to alter the bill remain in session "until Christof four things “ ineit-ase taxes, by amendment, warning theneiieool age defied financing, simp­ wuubl lie no time to get the pro­ ly drift along with tin- tide, tn posal tliloiigli the Bennie if it i at expelalituies to tlie level id tCaatlniie* I' i i m I ' u r liar) were radically changed. It already differs from the with scuslbh' regulations, capably nrlimated revenue- " "There Is not a department nr Senate approved hill in that it ev administered, which are essential vvitli piopei manage empts purchases of up to f I Till, to the protection of life nml pro­ ligettey ment at tlie top I hal eonld not WITH TH I X IC L O IU M TOP requires the purchasing agent ... perty." Among the "gratifying" gains llh-orh some -ma p.'ieenlilge eul make a list of maximum priceTHAT f l t » X A C K Q N i 'vitln.nl impaoin etlieieiiev or in safety, he Jisleil and does not cover printing cult mg IIIllI le-. lb ideesaid The grviwlli In tin- number of The Senate voted L!lf■Ifi against passage of locul measures mil inn high school- offering di iver trainiillig salaries for members of mg courses, The enlist i act Ion of highway* county school boards. Tin lest vote—to set a policy was taken designed t» eliinlnule heml-nn collisions olid nllioi severe types after three such local iimn-vn of iiceldents. had sliliped through. (ireater nltenlioii in newspapers, The House passed 71 to tl a bill appropriating $4fi,l>uu for expense- mngntines and radio hrnadraits of between sessions legi-lnlive to highway safely committees. Proposed interim commit!..... include the one to investigate re ported Communistic activities at ir.isilnar.i In,,,, g a i r llaal Florida colleges and universities, ting group -peeiali/.ed m ba-etialll .lie to Inquire into operation ..I l.els I,ul also look wagers on . tile State's school system and . liorr.es. He I were iim lly fi and 1 group to check into the arliviH 111 cents with n i'ft cent limit, tlie Of tile State Welfare Hon 111 payoff 11iiitl will t i„ |, tlie Jn vi'ile nfficei -ul.I A rt F . ............... Saiifunl I'felffers l.oatfwoisl. Fla. M. J, P rln lie said Unit h,. nod sclmnl Hunfnril l.iingwoiNl Market LongB. F. W a d e 's ( iro v e r) Hanford millioiities InnI wnlehed tlie na­ n innI, Fla. Wlmi-I.e* (irorrry tivities ,.f tin. voting iiignnlxnHanford llw nitB iieit Priiin e a s e lln e l Western Aulii Supply Co. Han­ Harden Ororery Hn ii ford Willie, other lieiivv non- vvliieb ' tlmi for neiuly three weeks, ford W. B. Hopkins Hanford drenched the stole throughout the | "I’m satisfied there were more Henry Mathias HI A Feran Are. A. K. Kipp's Caxh tinicery duv yesterday sent rapidly rising |'b n n litl^ Involved," Lnveluiul snhl, H i - * Hanford streains out of their hunks, r 'b u l we've broken it mi vvitli the I'lnehursi tirom y 201h at M. J. Durak Hatifnnl There wns flooding on ii mini • Or'D' of school mitlmrilles." French Laney Drug Htore Hanford her nf rivers and creeks in tlie I I.ovelnrid -old letlei- luive heen Friday Orocery . H07 W. tttk MrHeynulds Drug Store Han­ Norfolk urea early today itiiil the _ wt iljen _to pinouts of out'll youth J. C. Kalrclnlh Oviedo, Fla. ford gates of u mill dnm hint lu-en ooeii involved. Hti-mper Bros. Orocery W, Hunt's Tuaadu Feed Store . . ed lay tlie city to prevent u flood Hanford >n the Nnrthforli Blver. I.oyell's Roumllal A Anderson Hanford Hanford Figgly Wiggly Ttiurhtun'a Drug Hlure HimHanford oiler is selected Fremler Ho Ying 11'oallsileit I'niM e s s e Use) ford , Table Supply Hanford Chin,, who wunts to resign, will Ihioiii town where nylon- me iiunle, Hanfurd Jobbers runtinue tn act F»u Chlng-An, was not eonsldereil ii good plni’U Wight firurery Co. qmkesman said. Fun said he to inirrliiise lent estate for tho Central Florida Fuad, Inc. ivould resign as a spokesman college, he declined. When invit­ Howard Hoteler when Hn left office. ed here lie said lie was untuned • t the friendly recent Imf Priced.' Mnilinsville College hail lmt one atep left In he accredited, he sniii, and I lint was delayed liy tile small sl/e of tlie student lindy. Knltdi A. .Smith icpnitcd Hint j Itoy Mann, a ntemher of the . lull, , InnI undergone a successful npeia Firr-t itid— Die Itltmediiile I re a lHon in AI Inn 1n , (in ami inlendeil men I Unit in it|i|ilieil In lite ru ts, to go in North Carotimi soon fm I mTiiIll's, and liritises tlial tire ultiiiesl nicliiitcil the Itev Climb-. iitu-t a tliiilv u rriitiin ee— dues Thointison, siiperiiilenib,nl of lb* Florida Methnilist Home at I * milt'll In sun I lie |tiiiii and prevent teipiise, Huls'it Fiillen, ll.... . (lie serimiN rnitset|iietire-. nf tiileeWeinstein of Ft. I.niidetdule, II lluti. Are ynti p repared In give th is K. Rviliis of llnrlierton, Ohio nr■<I Bonnie (iiirner nf tin* Key Club Immciliiite aid ? Cheek vout iiietli- — DRIVE-IN- Wall Puper • Paint I'NlMlrr. 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IIOUN Wi l li A FOIHI I.K A F CI.OVF.H IIIItTHMAliK ON IIKU L E F T HAND $5**98 lluvp Ynur Chest X-Rayi'd PHONEM6 Battle Cleaners (W* HpafiaUa* In l)y*ina) ■ isie ................. w. tatb st. TOUCHTON 'c x u t ( Oil < A M 01 f* I NO ON ANV t>WtM, HR0IM IM i loo HT .lOSCFflS :irif ('nrcRJi 110 W . Ittl Ht. — P it. orct H a n f o r d , F lo r i d u TOP SERVICES A 1)11 LSI VF |Qc To 89^ C a rters Fills I5i* Cjistoriii 7.rX‘ Filch Sim 70c* Sol llc p atin i 7.ric I toy cr \ s|>irin r»0c Phillip .MDRUcsia J.MH HPEEDY DELIVERY W ATKHPHODF * If.tilt <; it a ) PROMPT PICK UP A Bit S IT S Ammonia tln e eitesl ag ain st th is list uf essetiiiiil first aids now — I hell eume In T U m i T O N 'S fur th e m issing art ivies, Ueuieiuliet , pi e|iiii eiiness is Ute s a te lv first ul I'iis l Aid. D im im iv The MUSIC BOX I 11/. 'H A ! Bi AKS DRUGS TMf KAMI RMAll �r mm • • Dr. Holt Retires 2 w e novo aaowa Many Mint* m f» poarofotty I,, ato p at ntyht and wake ap ia a belter world. It la aa dad oaroutly to ba prayad far. Dtatb la a friend, net aa en aM y . Enoch walked with (Jodj and waa Bolt far (Jod look him.—de 8:24. . fl*a funny to bear radio commentaion and ire newipaper toluntniiti talking aboul "ibe pcole ol Georgia", in connection with tliia rtcent lynching, when they warn to forget entirely lhal ibe tame Mate which produced the tharlff which parmilled the lynching of hi* negro chart* alto produced General Clay. ft it an unfair labor practice, the Supreme Court bit ruled, for an cgaployar lo give hia employee k rail*,.that it, il he te in lha midit of cnnlracl negotiation* with the union. Such a diaplay of genaroiity on the pari of lha employer might lend to prejudice the workera againil the union, might con* Vince them lhal they would do bet­ ter milling in the lender matciei of the employer lhan lo rely wholly M the alrenglb of the union. , One nf the joy* of reporting wai Ulualrated the other day when Sen­ ator MacArthur of Fetnandina •truck a Miami Herald reporter in face jual ouliide the Senate nr aa a raaull of lha diapute over racing bill. Unfortunately, die orter had jual gotten out nf the llal following a hernia an he couldn’t hit hi when our own Male gre learn* how in irlile it* ■rgunt* without retorting to violent*. in there may he tome Imp* of Hnuoaing peaceful way* u|«on lei* Commencement exercises a t Rollins College today saw the last public appearance of Dr. Hamilton Holt aa presi­ “(lei happiness from your condent of the Institution of which he became the head and temporari**. f)et wisdom from leading personality In 192ft. For nearly a q u a rte r of a cen­ your elder*. "If you mlKtake lllwrty fur li­ tu ry this Connecticut Yankee, who officially retires on Aucense. IKith lllierty and llrrn** will g u st 31, hM presided over the destinies of this Central lie taken from you. Florida col lam with which Sanford has been so closely con­ "Cultivate and enjoy the oppo­ nected since It was Incorporated In the old Lyman Bank of site *ea. hot do not make love a : nuhlie exhibition. Isive should be, this city In 188ft. a personal, not a vlrarlou* ex­ Dr. Holt had enj jyed an exlonslve and highly success­ perience. ful career before coming to Rollins. Ho graduated from Yale “Choose the professor rather University In 1894 and did pus! graduate work a t Columbia lhan the rour*e. The professor for the next th ree years. In 1897 he Joined the sta ff of the may be alive! think yuu are lunhlstlcat"Independent”, one of the nation’s leading magazines of th a t rd"You and we are Innortnts. Of day and soon became Its managing editor. In 1013 he was rourse, It Is just the reverse. Its owner and editor, and as such sponsored h num ber of Youth is Idealistic. Axe is rynlral. You think surer** Is tierkonlnx movements well in advance of his time. In the light of w hat has happened since, it seem s ut­ you; that you will lie happily mar­ ried: that you will lie healthy, most supernatural for him to lw w riting In the Independent .wealthy and wise. of 1007 on the need for a world |s<ace organization. He rep­ 1 "Keen on thlnklnx these thinx*. resented his magazlnu a t the second Hague Peace Confer­ for faith will move mountains ence, and In 1011 declared in the "W orltra W ork”, "L e t us and make them tome true. But vuu have not yet coined the wlsadd to the Declaration of Independence, a Declaration of dom we have, for wlsdum comes i Interdependence , . , Let the United N ations succeed the mostly from eaperlenre. Ho I do ‘ United States". Remember, thul was In 1011. not Idaine you much fur not hav* i " Following tho first World W ar Dr. Holt whs a rep re­ Irix wisdom. Hut f do hlnme myself | people my age for lostnx their | sentative of the League to Enforce Peaco a t tho organiza­ and Idealism." tion of the League of Nations in Purls Mini later loured the Honors awarded lo Hanford i United States, speaking in dozens of cities throughout the students at Rollins Cullexe In | country In behalf of American entry Into tho League of elass day eaerelscs Tuesday In-1 Nations. " If the covenant Is defeated , he declared, " th e na­ eluded election to Phi Hoclety for snnhomores who maintained high I tions cannot go forward on an orderly totals of International scholarship as freshmen, Charles) co-operation." fl. flawsont senior athletic key to I His work a t Rollins has been characterized by the same Calvin J. Peacock: and the Camilla' Phi Reta economics prise of 11(1 to forward thinking and general disregard for ancient worn-out Janet lletsel. methods. Believing th at the lecture* system of Im parting knowledge waa probably more Informative to the lecturer iSanLando S p rin g than the student, and th a t annual exam inations merely proved It, he developed the "Conference Plan" providing for (•'•allassO Wtmm Pea* Oaet “the free exchange of thought between tho pupil and teach­ been added to the plant. er In personal conferences during which the student Is helpII. fl. Courtney, who left hlv cd over difficulties, shown how to study, and given an work as a petroleum engineer III I Texas tu seek belter health In illustration of the scholarly attitude toward knowledge." Is manufacturing amt re­ He believes in well paid teachers In order to get the Florida naming Imats In the renter of the! best teachers, In a high tuition well Intersjmrccd w ith gen­ business seel Inn. and Is assisted erous scholarships for deserving students, mid a lim ited en­ hy his son, B. (I. Courtney, Jr. Ho j rollment so th a t tho immlmr of students docs not oxcccd the has lieen recently working nn n : new type of 14 foot tsmt of ply-! rapacities of tho teachers lo Instruct. H« bus boon em inently wood rnnstrurtlon which hit* hlghj “ prominent mnn to tbn colil- sides and Is designed for IhiIIii successful In attrac tin gr nationally logo and has tmrflonully raised over flvo million dollurs for fresh and salt water use, Output1 of the plant Is about three Imate; its endowment. with orders rooting frnm I More Important than Ibe millions ho lilts raised Is the ah week Ml mile radius. The plant, lo-1 Imprint ho has loft upon I ho minds and hoarta of thousands ruled on a 100 by .100 foot track,' of students and faculty momlmrs, and tho cultural enrich­ may he enlarged In tho near fu-1 ment he has brought to tho iionplo of Ccnlrul Florida who lure, In Uingwood are two fine res­ will greatly m is s both his stim ulating influence and bis taurant*, one managed hy Fred K, warm hurannity. Madden, a former horse Irnlnor of Revenue For Citien Slates soeni to lie developing various special ways In which............................. cities may raise money. ....................»( The Municipal“ Finance O ffi­ cers Association points out th a t Pennsylvania cities have hit on Income and payroll taxes. California goes In for tho sales tax. Ohio cities get money from taxes nn tickets for movies and other entertainm ents, Pennsylvania thlnku this a b rig h t Idea also. In m any other statea these anti other m ethods are lu practice. \ 1 . it , * , ... f Tho all bave*tw6 IdiiasTti tbihmmi. The real estate lax has reached Its lim it In raising money, yet mure funds are ncudeth At least, city governm enta In general are winding loss money than they did a generation ago, hikI are provid­ ing more services, The taxpayer may shell out more lhan he did. lint ho hiut. more to show for It. Ilka iht Rutiian* and the Chinrie, ; Nearly everybody i» ngninat any kind of lai bill, bill twetly everyMe. if we liitcn to ilia, appeah pf Iha lobbyill • in Tallahaiica, i» la favor nl «|i|>rn|iiialion bill*. It dotin') make mucli diffetenre wliai the money it In be ipcnl lnr.;br| Why. juil to il it i|iemling Ibe pen atk'i money, il ilandi a mistily geod chance In pan. There ii vir­ tually no one In nppote il. llut when the taa bill I* introduced In pay for il, then ibe liowb nf an gahh go up. Il lacmi to ut lhal M aeed a good altong cotuiitutfeaal amendment prohibiting any epplonrialbn bill* which do not igthioa Iba laaei to pay for it. Kentucky, and the other hy A. C. Hmith, Jr. fnrmerly of Hanford. Hath places adverliso chicken din ners at 50 rents nr less. The Tropical Foliage Co, oper ated hy Neal Rorliy, preserves and eolnra tropical foliage, ferna and palmetto fronds for display purPoaas, and haa enjoyed Increased demand for Its prodmts diti'iig T.._ .past ............................................. the year. Among some of ll* colorful product* are button* and « • * * * '/ * • * wsitwar. *# ^ Whlmsey . . , GOWNS: Crepe, Satin, R a y o n Knit, Nylon and Cotton In Pink. Blue, Maize and W hite . . , 5 USED CARS 1947 Ford Sedan Coupe 1946 FORD TUDOR 1942 Packard Fordor Sedan W hithir it’s now rings... (A One Owner C *r) m now onglno m or s / comploto ovorhovljN'S• (ft or 8 eomo to (Completely Overhauled) 1 Q 4 7 Chevrolet Coupe I W ■ A t 1935 (Rough but Mechanical Mechanically Good) w• • ' ■ ■f Plymuuth Coupe (H aa A Good Llett License— . M aks. III An O ffer) TRUCKS ■ UJ repair*. (rood N f r k ii l i d NfeiMN VACTOIV-INOINIIKID MRTI 1941 1940 Chevrolet 158” W. B. PICK -U PS FORD 158" W.B. Our Mock of truck parte le moat com pleteend they're all tactory-englnaerad part*. . ( ah-F lat Hotly [n m u .1 ■ Iw r H P v ttd • # th* fcd ft • e e M d Seminole County Motors (2 Speed A lls— Cab. Flat Body) 109 N. P alm etto Ave. I CHEVROLET - AS IS. Phone .1011% " • >■’ \ THIS (Lola Of Dependable T ranapurlallun) 2 IMIDO] - AS IS, BUT Heller Than The Chevrolet STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC AUTH ORIZED Ilia K. FIHHT HT. DEALER PHONE 200 I u SUMMER F0RMAL8 count* / Q urroa aomeona pointed afinftr aft k J you ora* vfi rl^hi this minute and soldi f*You need an X-rtylMChonoee ere you’d think there was eotnf mieteke. After all you (be) pretty weDL Why on earth should you need an X-ray? Yet, an X-ray can. moan a ion|«r tUb, and a happter Ute, ter you. or for your farad ooaa. 'X Your cheat, rw f Bkaly, oondfthm. If eo, youTl foil knowing that you hart aign of tuberculotes. YouTl Bsfgad to know that you ora not sq|tei|erin| tha haaHh of otliar membarg of your A “MUST” For Graduation DancesAnd for year round formal wear in Florida W hite Only $ 9 0 .5 0 2*98 to 1<J8 The Graduate , CITY SHOE SHOP lue- ItOOKRH APPOINTED TAM.AHAHHKK. Jim* fl~(/P)~ <>nvtri*ir Warren Inday rsappolnttd Hlary Rogers o t Fort Plerra to Ihe hoard of riimmlsiduuera of the Kverglndss Drainage District. ; 'I'o pltutHH her avury ftnninliie A Safe Place To Buy! SLIPS: .jfh lta and Pastal Crepe, NyI'Ht and Cotton In n trslght cut d, (I, and 8 gore styles, (allur­ ed and taco trim m ed, Sizes 112 foteSy.' f got If n tg cheat le not is flohat oobdMoti, youU wont to add yean le your Ufo by having this fafarmatio«K« -mw, You’Ubenefit by early. dkteMoeie *» **•* • date IVhave your chest X-rayed. PAKflES .1 i - md ■* : HHP&gfpS piGEIwuow _ „ ■. i.-it ■ U a . M a m y z & x «;*a �nra sAJtpntm wwtAtn QAwmoo. rr^ninx Reports Heard and Officers Installed At Last Monthly Meeting Of Woman's Club Palm er R ap—Society Editor Calender , TttVCHUAT Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star, will meet at the Masonic H all'at 8:00 r. M. This win be obligation night and a servlee honoring past matron* and paat patrona.wHldaL.Jmld. Tha T. Ki L /C liar, kf the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 PT lI. with Mrs. C. E. Benton, 611 Tha PHilathea Class of the First Presbyterian Church will matt at 8:00 P. M. at Ihe home of;Mrs. J. O. Amies, 1002 French Avenue. '•' ’ < The Ruth Bpeerinif (iirl’s Auxl- Miss Sasser To Wed George D. Web , . 1Mr»'l J*w?" Wr,*KV Jk » » « . :Mlss Shirley Smith returned on IhU city today announced the en- Tuesday' frOnn Baltimore, Md. gage.,(enl and *PPru«chlng mgr- wh*re \ h, h„ „p(nl lh; a rlage of her daughter, Miss BeOft (lent. Sasser, to. (leorgc Donald _____ w ‘, W,.hL°rn wr‘ t*WLlhLrr t ’C% , | M* ( V,rT'e Rullaon, Mrs. Rullton Mis* Sasser Is t R L u f t ^ l S S f Mr" lale Walter Eugene" Sasser of W 0 8 la.."» Sanford and Jacksonville. W‘ U* ____ Mis* Sasser is a graduate ofi Seminole High School and tha OrLieut. Comdr. and Mrs. R. K. ando Vocational 8cho<d where she pekree of Annapolis, Md. and their ha* *p,^tallied In Iwautv culture lon's. Robin and Steve, are exfor the past two year*. She lx em -jp^ted t« arrive thl* week to spend Ploye.1 hy Ann's Mir*sol Beauty;some time with Mrs. Pearce’s parNnhm. 'ants. .Mr. a n d Mrs. J. Hi. Cl.lr [lad to learn >|||t} has re- Intelligence Corps and the Army Air Corps for three and on* half vears during World1War II and la now employed by the K. T. Cowan , * DOORS UFKN 12:45 J*,M. Dali) Company. The wedding will lie solemnised MatlMoa « c • Kvealngs 44a • Children—.OVe #• on. July 2 at.the First MathodUt Church .at 8:80 P. M. with Rev. J . F. McKinley officiating. All friends of, the couple are Invited to attend. TODAY & FRIDAY! Thn Sanford Woman's Coif Asi.oclslion held ils biiiiumI dinner on Saturday evening at Ihe Seminole Country Club. Husbands and excurls uf member* were honor guestH fin the evening. The tables were arranged hi an H shape and decorated with fern, antigonon and lighted taper*. MMltl-.cdfored golf Ices held small place cards. Mrs. W. <1. Fleming served as mlNtres* of ceremonies presenting curb member wilh an Inlrudiirtbm accompsulrd hy an nrglnlxl rhyme. The preHentatluii'df trophies' won in rcrent tunriinuiculn funned the highlight of Ihe evening. Ml** In rbarge of the dinner was Mr*. Dot Powell itreiteiiled her trophy Woodruff. 00 member* and to Mrs. Raymond Lnmhpd •». wilt- I gUCutn wereAlmul present and Included iter, and Mrs. John Ivey, runner-1■“ Mrs. Price Heard, Mr. and up. A large trophy. Is kept lit the rlr. Wl and Harold Kastner,' Mr. ami Mr*. club house with two small trophies Mrf. K. lh Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert lu*lug given the whiner*. " P.caly, Mr. and Mrs. Ahdrew CarM.-s. Ceclle Jo*eph a* trophy raway, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Firmchairman gnve prise* ,l«> winner* Mr. -and Mr*. Hugh Whelin Urn association tournament whn . Mr. and Mrs.' Earl lllggln. were Miss Powell, who-won'tha am and Mr. and Mr*. W. It. Williams. , liary will inert a t '.3:30 P. M., Alan Mr. anil Mrs.. Raymond Cruup No. I with .Yvonne Cullen, 'LmuJijulst,.Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge ltd Went Nineteenth,' Street; Thurston. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hr imp No. 2 with (iamy Rountree, Tuokr, Mr. aml.Mr*. John HchirU04 Eliu Avenue. aW, Jr^? Mr/ and Mr*. James • ON O U B tn jA G fi • ILESDAI Rowland, Mr. and klrs. Al Btyaut. Pupils of the DavisiPlano'School Mr.';and Mts. E. C. Havman and TONITE (tlffo r will be presented In all annual ra- Ur. and Mrs Usrry Womm^VAl»u , * 9:00 P. M. eltal at 8:16 P. M. at.the SanforiI \W »Z'A; D .iU a rW Mn. Csdls " THE Womalt’B Cluh. The public Is eor- Joseph, Mrk; jE llan’ SUnki Mrs. Ross-Adams, Mrs. Camilla Bruce, DUXBURY Dftncers dlallv Invited to kttend. The Daughlera.'of Wesley (.lass Mrs.'.Charles K. (linn. Mrs. Eu A JUNIOR DAMCE REVUE the First Methodist. Churchi -Levy-Wliltner, Mis* :Dol Powell, PRODUCED By Use DIITBURY of will meet at the Ip’tfayvf Mrs. J.. Mis* Maud Wilson. Miss Hslen BCHOOL OF DANCINO C. Davis, Oil Magnolia. Avenue, at. Cabas, Miss. Rose Levy and Kir­ by FIU. Jr. 7:30 P. M. for a weiner roast. S Annual report* ami installation equipment in of new officer* composed the *p, inkling *yi main portion of the last annual nill| ,|,p nrtu||| business meetluir of thr Sanford v, i , l m * i Woman’* Club' Wednesday at >|r <rrTb 12:30 o'clock nl III* clnli house. |,y.|„W8 nl On the speaker'* table nml other \*(,w* smaller table* were lovely ar- m ,, u„.. pjj| rankemenU of ro es and r.erbern jvj,, daisies wlillr gullimll*. oleander | rrH, and fern decorated the Mitge and Spetire'r, thii mantle. Ili>ste*»r* for the event n,„| \;r,, |j were Mr*. II. C. Wiley, chairs,H.lr„ man. Mr*. L. A. I'nlmcr, Mia. ,m , i 'liffunl Clyde Ramsey, Mr*. Hurry l,ee Krliult and Mr*. II. It. Heck. 1 ( 1.. KMm,, Mr*. (Hear M. Ilmiisnn. chili k slim iresidrut, presided over llic meet- |,. Winter I1 llg which follownl it luncheon, fuiul- for u Annolincemrut was luade that thn „ri.r(| tlif. elu club will sponsor Mian Denise nmierl In Snr .Stevens at (llrl’a Stnte in Talla- •’ Those enlo hassee this summer. hci * j | r8 p The trea*urer'* report wa« »rlv- Horuiann. M en by Mr*. F. T. M eriw/her: cor- Well*. Mr*, responding secretary by Mr*. K. Mr*, (hmdspet R Clements; flr?t vicr president, t'fou.. Mr*. H Mrs. tfolin A Kb'k; second vice .Biubdell, Mr president, Mr* Fred WIIIImiii*; Mr*. .1. T f> »Wrd vice president. Mr*. B. 0. Lovell, Mr*. Crumley, given by Mr*. Howard, Mi J. K. C Mnntleth: Fine Art*, Mr*. II,lField*. Mr*, f Wavde ttueker: t'lvlc. Mr*. 0. R.l Wiolovorlb. I Dawson; Uncial. Mr*. Heorgfl roo. Mr*. \\ Well*; Americiin Home Depart- Kbl and Mr* meat, Mr*. D. It. Walkln*. chair\l Ml Mr*, man. given by Mr*. W. It. Filer-1M i. Tilll*, \ be; house, Mr*. Itrodlr William*; t,. Itrddlnx. rres* Mr*. Kllerlie; la** Soeura, Mi- O. P 11 Ml** niadv* Well*, chairman, I'apworlh, \ Mr*. II W. (iiHidspccd, sponsor, Mi * Harrison read liy secretary, Mr*. I,. K. W 11. .Iriinli Spencer a n d purlin....ularlan, Mi. Franci* Mr*, nulph Austin Smith. Tl.....a*. Mr*. The club president Mr*, liar- 1William Sell rlsim tnld of some of the ncllvl- Momc. Mr*, tie* during Hie past year which Mr > K. C. t include the Increase In enroll- Fite. Mrs, Fr meat hy 42 oiemlirr*; new Mr i .lack Iti PAGE FIVE S A L E C O N T IN U E S T H R O U G H SATURDAY f Still a nice spied ion of I’lay S I i o p s ;nnl white, patpiit uml colors at those low afford several pairs. Values lo 9.!l.r» To ( lose On I nl 2-'l > J.9& IVEY Miss Ilet/el Honored llv .?. It. W f H id n if f H k and ari|ue, some Thur.Hi, |o lurday li, (in. i. M' and Mi*. .1 D Woodruff Inumieil Mini .lane* llet/rl, bride, elr.l. ivlili a iwiiumlng party and siipl'ci given on Sunday al 6:30 iiVlo'l, al (lieli linnip on Lake Mmkbam Fulbmilie no xftmmnn of 'illuming n deliclun* plcnlr suplH'i \va* -ervcil Mi , llrtzrl wh* prevented with NT a gift fn mi the ho.I and holder* lice of. Tim e pliloylug ibe evrut weir v ihe Mi mid Mr*. II. Hetrel, Ml** ids on Joyce Hclzrl, Alnn llrtzcl sml I. Mr*, tlivmil Hodgmu. Also It nl Ijin* l.ouise rla**iiiHle* of Mi** llcizel'*: Ibe , Mi—es Carol llo*ton, .lean Clancy, I I’ut (iertnnn, MHrtv llowsy, Nancy IM iu i Inoii, Mamie Nmrl* and Ann 1Knight TNI CLOTHIS U N IS OF AMERICA SAY BEST-BY-TIST Ac/vgrHlffd, iff TODAY'S WOMAN k i-J fw .1 1 Mm4 FNr SfVp JirN mjm N 'fNB N W i A n«*h«r of IwMlt«• m i of Map. . . Iff rorttgN OMlUy dud I f worthies yomdof Yool yeostf Mylaa J h m Whit* Goods Ivon* Natwro B w o M i R n d l n o s h o o t s o f t h i s q u o l t t y p r l c o d s o lotw l Dow n rig b t sttue*' .* ‘ -. • . t t o f . is n 't U f B u t leave it to P e n n e y '• to do ju s t th a t! Y o u 1 l.b e p leased w h en ' y o u d isco v er t h a t theae are o u r fam ous service q u a lity " N a tio n W ld s’* l u a l i o s l * th s sam e high c o u n t m u slins, b leach ed anow y*w hite, finished w ith s eo o h d s s p dh v itin g so ft te x tu re . V h a t ab o u t w e a r? D o n 't give it a s s s a n d ' n M f U . . . C k * N * i e aa a iw ty a ! N a tio n W idea are b u ilt to ta k a p la o fy of, gM p wNa A W H * I" g a" s Is l Ii md p i k l i lA a a a A p JM b liA o lN A f pm l lUVa Lin s t l. iii ywaW V f| I4Vo Ia V 9 JNAANB# It's SBothar Juttf White Goods fastural \ L- l! .. r-q �M H i f Giants Defeat Dodgers 6-2 ate luck In the running, Including I torn. ! Never Out, (ilorhi Ann, Oil's | Though oil- the track wa* only w K - r f i i r t r '. . “i f t ’M _ Ing Koy, Wise Tip. ect. Hut tlie»«' Kt-unon wo* a Itig success. An II veteranR arc going to have tough Daytona haa the only dog (rack i aleddlng till* aummar to dcfeuC^d Florida operating during thu the acoreit of new arrival. which Minimer mouth*, another banner DAYTONA REACH June 3■ repreaent the world1* faateat; year la aaaured. — (.Special)— W ith achoollnr ® , greyhounda. Highlight for Hie opening next lucca In acaalon all thin weeL IS I The Voluala County Kennel Wednesday will lie the Inaugural more thun 700 aleck greyhounds Club, Florida'* neweat ond moat derby. This will bring Into action arc being given two teats runs lieautlful dog track, haa been the crenni of the greyhounda oneach In preparation for ths open­ prettied up during the winter In lered for the summer rnro meet, ing of the second season of the preparation for the big opening. Owner of the derby winner will Vnlukln County Kennel Club at Thw ground* hnvit boon i*Kt(fnulvw* * bo with n hugo ruji Daytona Hearn nest Wednesday' ly landaenped and the entire mid a <600 purae. night, June H. Rare* will continue I narking are* haa been paved. A .Schooling race* aturt at 7:.u> nightly, except Sunday*, right ,i {.urge J| electrla-eye timing clock I*. M. In eider to get a* many u* ha* l<ern placed near the Judge*1 possible euch evening, but poat through to .Sept. 20. Ntuud in full view of tbe siieeta- time for the regular race* will Yo u r e“Company ”W hen You Come To A & P ! J The men and women who staff your nearby AAP want yon to feel you’re their guest when you visit thvlr store . . In preparation for your coming, they*?# endeavored to order the thing* they've learned yu like heal . . . Your fiivoiite food a end your preferred brands. In order the thing* they've learned you like l**al . . . everything It offer* . . . If you are not completely aaItafiml with your purchase. 100* Pur* Fred Weber Blasts 3-Run Homer To Help Buddy Lake To W in Contest The Hanford (Hun* a, paced by the excellent pitching of Right* hander Ruddy Lake and a three run home run cracked out an the neventh Inning hy Flrat baseman Fred Welter, won a 0 to 2 derialon from the l.eeahurg Dodger* Inat night at the Municipal I’ark. I A dilute lie fore game time j nemly forced the 11out pone merit ' of the culiteat, hut tin* rain linlt- 1 ed before there waa enough water ' on the field tu atop play. I Roy Kuepper, formerly a cuntor fieldin for the Dodgera, came ' in to pitch thu game lent night ' mill limited the (Haul* - to six I hits, hut the hlnglua were group- ’ ed with four bases on balls to I produce the margin of victory. Huhford nudged the first run I licit,nn the plate in lliv fir at InnIng on a walk by Johnny McManIIH, II H I iirrlfjee by Walter and n double by Tommy Cataldo. T h e ' inViidiTH knotted the count In the j fourfli inning mi a single by Jim Aragon and n double from Whlty Kopnky'a bat coupled with Joe .Mnllnowakl’H error. Sanford forged ahead in the i fourth on a walk issued to I.en Matte and n single hy Connie ' Knvakls and an error cinnmlttial I by Dick .Seaman. j The (liuntH big Inning came in Vegetable Shortening “Where Customers Send Their Friend*" M O R E F O O D -L ess Money DEPEND ON HOME-CONTROLLED M. A. WK KK8KHVE THE HIMIT.TO I.1HIT QUANTITY _____ ICED ;B ACON ’ CUDAHY’S GOLD COIN m a i d ;A ltK l We* tern 1‘ork Swift's Premium Cello Iaiin End Roust (Ioiii'Iphs Rolled Void Roast Ann Pag* P « « Ho Jb. 30 BRISKET............... CHUCK ROAST.... RIB STEAKS......... For Pot Roast—Bone leu ROLLED BRISKET SIRLOIN STEAK ... I-ran HAMBURGER ...... ANN Q U A M T Y (JRADK A HEAVY Franks ........... Mild Delay .... Cheese............ New York 1 Year Old Nippy Cheese . Sliced Sliced Bologna Streak-O-Lean End Cuts lb. I f 4 White Bacon Center Cuts lb. 2$< Strawberry 218 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. |»r Preserves 33c Ann Page Salad Dressing Golden Ripe Cnlif. Sunk 1st LEMONS POTATOES Rnjuli Hlircddi'd or Moist Fresh Butter Beans 3-lhs 21 *' Flu. (ioldenheart Celery 2 for IB*' 5J kds. 21*' Iceberg Lettuce ... White Potutoes..........10-lbs 49c Fresh Crowder Peas ..y 3-lba 27** Calif. Juicy Lemons do/. 39*' Calif. Long 'j White Potatoes lliininnid Seedless Raisins Sunshine Frnii'u Sliced Peaches 5-lbs ) |c , 15-oz pkg |0c 1-lb pkg |9*‘ Suited i'eanuts ti-o/ cello pkg 19*' Gladioli ........................do/. 37** — d a t u m t t .b M .w w Frt'Hli Grmmd I | 5* Ann I'ngc Cri'nmy .Smooth Peanut Butter H Fancy Iceberg* CAULIFLOWER BEANS Krugli Klurliln No. 1 Yellow Pineapple......... can 33*' OKRA ONIONS Hundley* Lurifo Stalks W estern CELERY CARROTS l.lhhy Cruahi'd No, 2 cun D ili run Chocolate Syrup |&c hh-l Mania, Iplum. Apricot A Apricot A Pineapple Pure Creamery rub Butter lb. 07c Ann Piigu |.|.i,y. |,|| Tomato Ketchup |gc Sultana Plum Prunes can 21*' Our Own Iona Yellow CMFig tSIircd iir 11ti1V PEACHES No. 2 Virail 25^ tirade A FRYERS lb. 5 4 a t %I' iiiiii t ab 1 MrJIaoos, h. tV c tic r , I I , i' a l n l i l i ,, i f i l i a c , >i< Malic, II K a v a l'll ,, rt T o lli'iiM . o Miillaownltl, Mike, a I 4 4 1 I I rl, | j T oI i i Ih la l.c c i.iir K non iim H a n fo rd iu ii iuu II A riiu o n J , M c M w iiu h t , M a lic . T o ll, o ff, l.ia k c , K o w s k l. H*m, mu ii K o jo ik y . i ilt lililo , R o io ih y , Me Jin h u h , J. Ilo u lo I l l r u ln li t u , t N .iiiu illl, J lc M u iiiii, A ra g o n I f ,' t i e r . H t V e lir r , M n lllio w .l — l . c c l i u r H J ; H an fo rd I . I tiuenner FO/•/. PURE APPLE 4. NO —hy K n .i IIIIP —Ku*|i|i*r It .akc, | V l n u . r — l.n k * . l.c r — K H—Taylor amt Wilton. T —1 HEHT WKHT WHOLE UNPEELED Com King Bulk Dried ■ KRAFT'H FNP.HII CARDEN (IIFT, NO. 80S CAN Mayonnaise FACIA LETTER 800 COUNT PACKAGE Fancy Bulk Blue Rose Rice 5-lbs 33*' SLICED BACON lb. 4 Fish Fillet Haddock Fillet.... lb. ) RED PERCH ...... lb. 3 Whiting Fillet .... lb.' l APRICOTS........no Swifts Baby Meats Strained IP/roz eun |0< J u n io r...... 5-oz can 28* SIRLOIN STEAK , lb. 7 Hidden Maid Colured Oleomargarine Ivory Mad Soap bar fc FACIAL TISSUE . Tram D nirlnan H .a c h , Mb 3 |c Large 2 bars 27c u m iiN it D.taiuit pt. Aiigualliia I ’U lH lk S Lrlanitn PEACHES..........no. i Lvvtbiirg n .u ,# 5 f 3 UalnaaVllla «i PINEAPPLE Hanfnrrt <; L P*""“ oit»*iyril!a Orlando al lftlaiiT^1 OARIT ANN 111. Augaillne at aal “SWuS J{ kjgwM ' A M K n ir A N l - : r York ' lustan ... SUNDRENCHED FREESTONE l l u lu u .v ll ln Blackeyed Peas 2-lbs |7e H ead s SU G A R 35c T O M A T O E S " 2 :19 c T o ile t T i s s u e " — 5 c PRESERVES ( - 1 lb. jars ... 1,00 NUCOA ... lb. 28c Klu. liromti>(l 3 Wunturn Ml» jr 38*' Oleornargariite All Beef Hamburger lb* Skinless Weiners 4 - 0 /, p k g . T e a .......... */rlb pkg 28*' A & P’h “Super Right Tup (Juality Meat llttrmun C ocoa n u t a ; ■ 1 1 SAV0 BLEACH nLoafCak* rt'' 5' ■'• 1 T In ..if ^ ^ . ' -t r- t . . . >'y yt i - A K ", . ' . *■L".’‘ ‘ -rsfW: ■,f- '"'I. •*, ' ■ Iv ■ • . • ' V ' V Cans 25c �M H IS S tP — m ~ -rr~ . --------5P!-------------------------------------- 1« I • ;.a* izr. TH U R SD A Y 3SSLt , 1949 T U No flowering plant* occur with­ in the Antarctic circle. FOR SALE Site for Fishing Camp a J. II. (iraham ,,C hairm an Board County - Commissioners Volusia County, Florida ,.i • 'j"j *!^ panrCMA it r A !■ Y HC JT f l L I * o o- u r #j m_ n hue. OOrOTHM Oo»(.' . w r i t e: o k * M ay. S K A I, NEED TO REPLACE i in T i n : nam i: o k t u b s t a t i:. OK K L O M I P A : t lllK K T t N U H I T il. K a rl A li.U n .u li, IIK H I D K N I 'K , I N K N llW N: V i.n , N .ir l A n d e rso n , a re lie r e lij i .iiit lf U .1 th u l Htilt In illv n r.-e h»» • I..-mm e n ie r r .l i i k i . I i i M ym i In tin- , i.'ir. utl I ’u u rl. will I ' l n u ll. H eintn- I <l<- i' u n lit ) . S tn l* .it K lo rt.lil, s it u ..I* »t S n n fu r.l, K em ln .d e ■ ..o n ly , l-'iir liln , l.y y ..n r w ife Jo y A m le rK.in T h u im iu rn » f th e s u it I* (In n ; ,.r lilv i. r c * T l u j.iir lle e u r e -J .iy J A m l.-n x .ii, l ‘(<il,itirr, iim l K n rl A n - ' .U rn t.ii- I>.<r.-ii.lutit V .-u nr* re u u lr.-.I in ttl* y .m r ii|i|> e n ra n re nr o n n v .-r <>r im iilu ti l.. the l l l l l uf C u m - liliilu l in . n r In-tur.i Jn tiu H ilt , I 'll'' . . |r.i- n il n r.-.i urn rn iifra m . w ill lie ■ i. ir r .-.l iiK iilit f T yon I VVII.I.HH my lu .ii.l m ill o ra l a . , .'l,-( h uf ill* I 'lr .- n ll C o u rt, )tn 1 c i r . n il. S .'iu liin U •*1.111.1 y . Klorldw a . S n t.rn r.l. K lo N .lii IliU t i l l , ilnv III a m im i i i . i c a t i o H K R A L O , H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A AUTO GLASS ? Legal Notice 87.9 acres of land located on the St. Johns River. •/* | ml lea northw est of th e Florida Power itml I.ij»ht Com­ pany a t Lake Monroe. Volusia County. Florida. There la a shell road to the property which lies approxim ately one miles west of sta te road No. \b with 1,000 ft. fro n t­ age on the St. Johns' River. Approximately 10 acres of tra c t lie above th e w ater line. Sealed bids will be received by the board of county commissioners of Volusia county, Florida, until 10:00 o’clock A. M., J u n e 19, 1049. h e property* b« viewed by appointm ent on any Wednesday, by communicating with Jess, Mnllms, clerk of the hoard of'county commissioners of Volusia rmm[ |y , Florida, a t Dal,and, Florida. B SSm *z-*-**i*,r^* H A N FO R D Im Sandals For Everybody FLOOR SANDI NG New Floors Sanded to Perfection— —Old Floor made like new FINISHING - CLEANING - WAXING Complete ufety glue sag __ body hardware replacement (ent­ ice. Qakk . . . economical. Drive In today—for Pittsburgh Safety Glaial tp o S M a o r r - i I/; H. M. (iletiHon Locker Plant SENKARIK Glass & Paint Co. FROZEN FOODS HEAlXiLAIM KKS 401-W-i:ith St Phone 1:i 1s 112-111 W. 2nd SI. I'hone 320 We tjuuti* Here Ju st A Few (If The l ine Q u alm I .m Priced, F ru/i'li Funds From O ur Sell S e n ice ( aliim l-.. I I I* I I K I lN I in N I'le r S , C ir c u it Court. TRY S U C IT IN G BY PA U L ROBINSON Eovottrn •‘J\Y '}/ cmaat too . ) \ I, (f .• c u v e c a r a O A re. IIKRK TH IS WKKIi I . Mi (•rude A— tjuick FnQeir— D ressed A Hi awn FRYERS Aoo hou r soo.il i Mr ntsn f G. W. CLARK lie Call B eer* Door aa a o o iw f 1 Sttly BOV' 'JOS S i i i i l i . n l Our power plant enables us to work anywhere. We have 22 years experience in Seminole County rim v* lie Sure To Visit , rut.N o H it t A L O O l S I — ------ if sjt. y lb. 55 re I No W hhI i*— Hun el ess Hulled CHUCK ROASTS 59>‘ ROUND S T E A K 11' 6 r , . SMOKED|,0,k Ch"|,H 79< lb. 59c (irndi* A Heavy Reef— Wentern Until Or F ry —S e n e With (irits t (irnde A—tjulek F tu/en— Drrsned A Ib.twu Raking Sire—Ithmle Inland Bed Use HERALD Want Ads "tiUtlll ANII HAD" A NEW two hedruum luntue iii*ur peg, fjiiti.bo H jii-. .lining INF.W FLC0RS rurtaced to perfet' lion, Old floor* made like new, w Wl , !!;!!!r finishing."'.-leaning * Waxing FKOZKN FRUITS 4k VEGETACI.I'-;s i utt.'.i t. |,,\ ilio|, Ifiit .lim it*'-W»r, |><J(tahlw power plant, li‘J year* arranged. I use,I :t |.C. living room suite „X uerlanca In Seminole County, !'• 9m Rm A i T 1IH E K Ix-.lronni Ismsi1 Very 1 need a I*c.. ........... . !'<"*e i.-Uh, jj M (jjeaaon. I.ako Mary. modern hardwood flouts, - 1 U* ti iV'iil'K «'»K's t N K (iu) VENET1 AN Hl.INDS mad. to Kka O IU M H m in O l l f j f liuths. nice ifroomtH, K,,,Hl neigh- • m i m V i . Si Phone 117 &> ‘*er. ^ Semlnol. Blind I W aal Ate pakllabte la T O JO d-O M K. Ut. HI. I hone 117, w 3r(,Venetian a, phot># laira. Terms. a fare Baraldi WKI,I. 11nil t frame nml metal nfi'J-W Dm Ita wet ... Hm {lUaweflaw I hCVu huxIneKKr* well established <Aluminum) s * m hniidlng,' Ite ■er aer Use llae t ■aertlaa o|)itrntinx jirofltntily. five window*, two door* uml; „ ^ ataa te ate llae laaerilaa wired. Cun lie seen at corner Fred__»lyara, 3 1 J a n d . , St___ r i w * te wee Mae laaertlaa 1 hnvtt ranch Inrsta, lni|irovrt| nnd Wire w arte <• (ha llae. Sun ford Avenue A First Street. CAl.L 617 for ilattery, Generator unimproved, fn.in I’.n ncrea t«, Me earn far Mara far* raw* 3 2 ? . plume 1060 or -171-.1. . and Slar.er service, flwaln’a f,11,000 acrea, ditto liinhei Innd-t MAYTAG washer. Large wall Hattery Service, 601 W. Flrat wtlli Pine, fiypiesa A lliuilwmal. 1PHONE 148 mirror. Mlse. Itema fur immed-; St.. . ___ _ A. WlllimON. Hit. la wui M waeawies late sale. Phone I4!l!l-M. . SkB t/8 FOR 2 5 c lie H. Park Ave. Phone fiSI 'See a* for DO/.IER A UAY^hljfh MIMKOGKAPII PRINTING AND TYPING _ 10 x tO Maioulle finiHhitl JmlltliiiK.j (.uu||ty PAINTS. KNA CREDIT BUREAU OF . .iectrlclly, hath fM o"*, r.«iii. |||)t| VAKNIHIIEH HANFORD r I tor lollot. Will any for, imtvioif/A|W1 **[ImhL for tho South", 1 7 c itu.7X wwUltewilMe } Phone 024-M. S'i"\N LKY-lt (><i KH.................... H HARU WARE 'l l * N. P»rk ____ _ ,M f COMPANY _ (ORLANDO Morning HentfnAl. OrG L w w( (w n S IMte 3— Article* Fur Snle — 5 HKNT or Trade, one K-5 Inter-, Undo Evening Slxr. Call Ralph n t milionnl 4 yd. Ilninp truck. A -l' Kay. 1108-J. ...... rittr dr,V'cleiinlnK*K fine! Don’t worry a Imot altilnlng eondlllan. Phone 1IIU4-J. H. W.j RLECrnlC or FRIED JU.MIIU SHRIMP dinners LOTS OF O L L Id O I S K I.A V O K S - -si*: \ i . r i : s 1 l.osaing. \ ACETYLENE everynlght, $1 .00, HOMER'S. your clot hen ill the hear It—we'll I tike out nil spoto, weiitl ,t WELDING Mill's Swup Shop—Wo hay, sell o ri“ Hanford Molwr A F.qpt. U your dretwen home good uh new! We cheek IlillloiH, trude most nnylhiitg, -Hill Han ii- AKTIULKH W A N TK IL-«• r r r p r A M ™ A t 2U» W. 1st Rtraat , THE ford Ave. Phono , _____________________ ___________ _______ _______ _ LAWN MOW KRS *har|Mtied, In nhouhler puds, loo. cycles repuirvO, lock and key SANF0KU ] Wo hoth lose whim .........i""'1 'Higlieat cash pitt a paid f^r used work. No waiting—work guar­ 1 tiring your preacriptlona lo| (l,r„|ti,r„. Ted Davla Purnlturw anteed. H. W. Shuman, »l» HERALD Laney'*. Plumo Hid. j (j„ ;n | yj, lit. Ph. tIU. _ East 4th. St., Sarford, Flu HOT LUNCHES every day from |tsKH Refrigerator*—Buy * Self. C K N T K A L F L O R I D A U U K ’K F K i ; i :z i (Formerly with William* Fixit 11:60 to 6:00 at IIOMKit'S. Vodnpirh Refrigeration Bwrvlca, u it v y f « Shop).______________ A N D S T O k A (iK C O . TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line. I I'h.me IJ40. l l » K. 2nd HI. * - ---- ’ lioJi# Washing. I’hone I(LI Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed Store. ( ASH for used elecS S ■g M H * * . . . * area including FOR WfiNTi -1 ENJOY Sunday dinner ut Lani y‘s| i„r, gimd condition"• eh-n- »»*-j 1 estimate*. Phone 76e also week da ye. I.uric lies A [ after 6:00 J’. M. t ROOMR furnUhed .apartm ent, [ collect Oviedo 2081. _ . flaw .kitchen .. ai.lj fl0| short order*. unit, full old aer FIRESTONE’S New Service He- DZAHK IKK •lea In eluding utility llntna, l,,l(/\N M K lh 1 M iartrnent^-completa brake re i. Mr, Pirr.SRURG Paints for every 'laundry A meld Ine*-overhauls; braka drums purpose. * nail, Valdea Hotel. /W A D t I t tME W in n in g turned; master cylinders re­ IH CH C '5 TH' 1 l it Paint Co. Girl Wanted STANDING (artment SENKARIK Glass RUN TH A T'LL , 3 IG N U L -. paired: new hraka nose install Phone .120. \ S Q U tT Iia-lt4 W. 2nd. U P / French Paalry URCAK UP THC fur»»l\ura t HU -8. Park ed; lights, hums, Ignition, rriulor H A LL GAME r r ) pl a PICTURE Framing - Largo ........ .SALESMEN for Orlando, Daytona tune-ups; Spark pluga cleaned: IF ME , tlon mouldings In stork. slm'k. Quick Quirk ipmcti. Sanford, DeLand and SCCO R ES/ AT7THE Cowan Apt*.,- conven-; Mrrv|ctf. i Meltmurno. Wonderful oppor-1 front end rebushed; king pin* bearings, shock ahxorlter*; car ftlBF !«■**** t e . * ? " SENKARIK Glass A Paint Co. , luiiity fur men with real *«•■ buretor oil filters; wheels hal Jpoat Office, on# room efficiency |i a . m w , 2 n rf, H l. j*|,)me 326., nhlllty. Kslahlldted huilnets ONLY anetd; muffler; tell pipes; fh«>i apartment, modem Ilia bath,,— ---- — ONE with hinls coming In. Salary! mats; tualy tightening; radiator ‘ ■(’ A W A Y /) _ ItllUbl# for huibigx^foupla o r ,KVKNRUI^ ; Onthoard Motor t>.7! mid commlBslon, Can make $200.1 hose; fan belle; Guaranteed ddual._ Fkoqe M , '----- li.p. 4 eyllmier, perfect rmall-, to f IIMl. ner month. If not in'/ t k : ill work, using heat material ul « A APARTMENTB. Ilfl‘ tlon. 113 W. First Street. tereided In permanent Job, do ways a saving, Phone 12 for e* 1M P in t 8lreetv J ’undihed not apply. . I '• GOAT MILK STR LAK K,W ___ week rtma lioi X Herald H. D^ltfiest, Phono 710-W.7 ''"VntBgTONBRTOAKH FOR ,G, honw 1 »r yaiu UHEJM'lann, Ironer, Sofa.. Plume KJOfEKlHNCKD WaltrMO. I m S 1 III R. 1*4. 8$. m Malinger Terminal Grill.______. i'o T fu ll line ol » A b iz ftu Exclusive Franchise offered for nnd BRONKE „ S T » ,8 & . dc55: FOR SALE ROOFfirst time to store or deolern For all weights f-v ii> OLD NEWSPAPERS this urea for Klatertta Ever JNG. 2c Pound Plastlk roof coatings and watt?- For QUALITY, SERVICE and TMK He r a l d o f f ic e i n i i u i.0 1 proofings- Integrity and charge* PRICE, F i t T iTB-U H G ii Utility House ter considered more important Tryy BTA STANLEY-R1 8 HARD. suveR and scour wereX. K K O V l SOM f At* LONG A S 'TRF B.*N, - ■ Paint. Outside whits |4.tili gnl- tlituif Innnees. Box C C/O He?WARE COMP,___ IW PROUD TO i IDEM BY FOR 70l),'©UD Bt lit 1 1: . , aid. __________ ■■ \ T B M J f ------— H i i L m t t f f l oiowr jgU ilM . ItLTAivE 'M „„ 1 (KARIK Glass A Paint Co. WANTED: Hules lady experlaneod - 1 0 — Mf« A f — hl!4 W. 2nd. St. ; Phone 620. in alteration of troum e, Apply tiny * 1 307 Sanford Ave, *i ltd Ml F A U iO C llE F U as Range. Good « ■ condition, reasonable. Can he seen at Security Lumber & WOHK W ANTBD LOBT V FOUND —14 Supply Yard. Phone 707. ..... ■ E $26,00 nice floor type, Rosary, Owner May have IW case. See ut IHld Myrtle or ,OWKH PRICES, O. C. Fel^Ws, jjqg$| ittact Ansley’s tl« South Park. I repairing, 0. Sltou. 1700 Sanford Ave. p B iP ______ _ Potato drawn and vines. 1141U . ’ t h r c it y lim it.* , * e ty lin e u m i ( .lic e ,I I., to ll ut ? 69S«.tlu. T m i i * C A U L IF L O W E R ....... I!) o/. 230 G REEN P E A S ........... 12 0%. lit LIM A BEANS .......... 12 nz. ASPARAGUS CUTS t 12 0/.. SLICED P E A C H E S . : 10 oz. Come On I n . . . RED R A S B E R R IE S ... 1() oz. l i t I K L A I tI It 3c ; LANEY DRY CLEANERS YOUR LOOKER PLA N T f is®? * * m s s s m m fbedgr *4dan Ikjn igechan«W t in * ■nv.i- U*v«i * V AT,1!’ D ISM .Y f W IL L I ;T^ \3 C 3 town, fin* ■A It at ,t Co. 'T w ip 'o Z fO 'S -------. ‘M - >V.« •** • * Vx . �Igry • - v - . ____________ __ ! PROPERTY SALES UP JACKSONVILLE, June 2— (JP) —Heal eatata aalea and Iranafar* during May exceeded April In Duval county. Properties vehfed at M.d08,70O were Involved in May transactions; about tha aepie amount a* for May of IMS and $000,000 over April this year. • LAST T IM E S r u m MILLED ’ LAKELAND, June 2-IA V fteml vegetation In Lake Wire wo* Ix-llevrd responsible for kill­ ing thousands of fl*h In'lhe down­ town I.Hkclund beauty spot yes­ terday. THE W EATHER •mtJMlUT Partly rlmidy and mild throu* Snturdd). Possibly a few ligl showers. MUTUAL MEET I ONE UNDEFEATED TEAM LAKELAND, June Z -U P h - ' The University ol Florid, coif Florida Citrus Mutual* present teem wet the only undefeated, (C tiliiM * trmm Paao Owl Float” for tha Hospital Day pa­ board of director* will hold It* untied team uf the 1PM-49 year, meeting , :• Cached by Bill Delleetetion*, the rade that resulted In <ui award of All 21 niece* will I* tilled at par-bu*tors won eleven matches. 160, . .■ . . June 10 / in the s e v e n ------------------- _ _ . Together with Herbert Bronson. election* district*. Those churn will | FEW BLANKS Happy will attend ati educational citrus Ik- ratified at a Ki-nnrnl mitnlwr* In 30 batebsll name*. Usl* year course In forestry at Camp Oleana, ship meeting. June, ill and will Florida’* Gators blanked the pppoHigh Sprlngn, in August. IIJs lat­ Jaltlon only twice (North Carolina est aim la to compete 'for a $600 nerve for one year..----------------- :--------and fftetaon) and were blanked scholarship. Ha Is Hle.tfon of Mr. GATORS WIN MOKE -, "amp number of tlmea (by and Mr*. J. T. Abney, 1204 French Muring the 1048.40 year Uni- A'" ‘'«»"a »hd Georgia). Avenue. Officers elected at the Future Farrnet meeting Tusi-day * 'ghl were Donald LeFile of G «rva, president; Happy Abney vieepresident; Leonard Jones, secre­ tary; Ennis Williams, treasurer 2438.6 fur tha opposition. ami Forrest MeTeer, reporter. TONIGHT • MELODY TIME W ALT DISNEY ANIMATION— MU8ICAI AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER B A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ; ‘ Truman Is Reported Friday — Saturday Revised Labor Plan : SAN FO RD O RLA N D O ,wunt a modification of Hit unanl.inlly rule. 1 French Informant! said if VI* iKlitniky should accept tha westt-rn plan as a basis of discussion, prospects of eventual agreement i would be enhanced, but If ha does in,l, the conference on Germany ; could collapse. Vlihbrekv has asked Hina to *iudy tha western proposals, tha informant* added, rind this ac­ , minted fbr the brevity of today’* nti-rlliig. American sources said Arbesnn asked for dlscuaaloE o l Him western plan in secret session. H IG H W A Y muse jonea. The trio, Gaorg* Wolforlk, » , L, D. Robinson, $7, apd James McDonald, 23, a rt being held for the June 8 grand jury In connerlion with* tha killing uf atorakeeper Davo Hlleox here last month. I Saturday TWO NEW RBt’ORDH Two now school records were set by University of Florida track­ men In the season Just past, fo ­ ray I’ouchi-r vaulted 13 feet, 3 and 3/4 Inches, and Bill Atkinson threw tho discus 146 feet, 4 and 3/4 Inches.' * Dtmo Leaders Mtift In Closed Caucus w To Discuss Bill; Changes Approved Gas Range Bargain ONE ONLY 1 . rel1 * 4,,Mb1rnA srP: r* ^ « $ A ii uml Inollrr Ksrel- T S H F ,L I W A SH IN G TO N , June 3 </P>- etim lM lim an d ulean C g m H | LO N G E A 'j Y I E K M S Feather Pillow Bargain! Half-Price Sale . Here Is a pillow value that you haven’t itci'ii In many year*. I'luuip, full 2lsli7 site. Finest whil« goose uml down r»nlhorn In smart floral drill ticking. You should buy Mveral pairs at this ♦a*». ti. s. an. on. NEW Y O R K . June I </l’) four military commander* ol Berlin W lu iiiikri ( li.tnihcu, flic govern­ a id ior three and a hall hours to* ment’' key w iin c ', in tlie perjury ol Algtr H im . Irshlied to­ ■day but came lo no understanding on the city’* crippling tail s trik e il,iv lie Intel lo rn 1-iV.il lo the l our li was the first such mectinu her* unlit I ’.itly hclorc he broke in 50 week*. Hug. General hranh ' II in l*»JH. Chamber* lm -worn ih.it L . Howley, the American command dant, told newsmen no agicrm enf oru- time high Slate Dcp.ulinen was reached bul a "great number ••ffiru l lurried o vn rectcl govern ot pinpoials were nlt'-rcd and die* n,rui |,.i|irr> lo Iiimi. I If t.ild lllldci i*. i io«4 ex.iiiilliatioo iii.it wluir * ( utserl. , a The meeting was held .it l iench t ominuiu t lie lirlirverl ill "o v n m ihlaiy goveininenl hcadnuailet* lliiowing tin- govrinweiit -it the and Brig. General Jean GanevaB opiHMtiinc tinir l>v ‘any and all French cornmahdant. prriidesk u<e.,n« Soviet Map Gencial Alexander A (o n lc iic d cx - ounei lor a fvntikuv, who rei;iieilcil the sea*, Coniniuniit ipv ring, Chambers l.iM In to arrive. I n , , riot'-exiuiiinrd I>v I lo yd Paul lion was the |.«*t a iiiv r . The Allied building in lire Am eP j Stryker. I li»»’ ,ln.-l roiim el. l h r iran scclor ol Berlin wav not used j (.r iiu iv n id i,in im i. returned by a for today’* merting in older to I prn.d «py-hiinl i-i nul jury, aravoid any liint that F o u i-I’owet | ,m ed Hi,v id lymy » liru lie rleme-i rule ol tbc city was bring revived. Irriln n : Stale l),-,M ilincni papen That question now i» unilrr debate in l li .i m b i n lo r 11 .,iiiiiiiV 'lo ii lo a by the Big hour l-oreign Minister* K rd .py mig at Paris. -\, the trial' lo n illi rlay bec-'H The Western I'ower flags still 1.. Imn I rtlci.d l u d , s ,nim-l II fly over Hie building whole the Kornman, hit urn (foul power gov­ 1...1duiaii and imv ->l HI men am! erning laulyt formerly mei, but- iu ii woinrn. t ‘liamlini» n p r.ilc il tin- Russian flag luu long since l-irM oiii H a lm .■nt* in u ln rli I k iid nr lie iu broke bv-rll reilloVt'll. U li- ............. ■ - - V' - nil o *r »>illi the ( omnoiiii-l Maple Bunk Beds X 3 CAMISOJjE a w n •> "CJ Ba "pretty” proud! Let your n blousas toveal th e . famtnln* t and lovely camisole. . . . a»M straps . . . dainty ribbon, Of fa niV high'W fW t'building.'d# sigfted by Wllllpm West, ‘'femous architect." Betty Jo Walts was described aa riding by In a super­ sonic, Jet propelled Cedlllae, and Governor Arnold Harrington was pictured *■ arriving In a private plane piloted by Marcus Bowen. MIkh rite forecast hrrself as a brad nurse on the oeesn liner, (Jucoii Mary, and predicted that Ho- I(M0 HUB football team will be piloted by feminine coaches I'eggy Howell and Mary Kenl*. Among outstanding awards pre­ sented for athletics was the gold mt-dnl and certificate presented by I’rlnclpsl Herman E- Morris to Floyd Cooper, who waa rated all conference center. Members of the 8H8 baseball team, winners of tha East Florida Conference title, were given their letter* by Coach 0. T. Kettle*, who commended them on their fine re­ cord. Receiving Idlers were David Rusal, Ray Dunbar, Edwin Brook­ lyn, Edison Myara, Wallaca Tyre, John Keeling, Hoyt Qglluway, John Krlder, Zeke McNab, Clar­ ence Clausa and Charles Thoms*. Letters were also given to L. "Pea­ nut” Galloway' and P . R. Bach, team managers. ' To msrabera .of Use Baminole ‘ * who had tshi) r NEW YORK, Jana another hunk ol it* already dwindling trade with Argentina. The British-Argentine five-yssr deal announced this weak aquaases tha United State* out of what once was a nifty thraa-wsy swan, p n fit. hag gvarv one. We have already lost lo g large * ! * • . <*» old ttyea- Her Favorite Nylon* •mm Steam er Cracks 14 Men Saw , Slug And Takes W ater Way Out Of West Off Jacksonville Virginia Prison Govet noi IVl.ty Call Immediate Special Session To Raise Operating F u n d s 1" b u ir 1 l/l'* — T A l I m 1v II,- I I ,1,1.4 I f-gi«l ilure ilio n rd 1 along 1. . -> m l iilp-iui,in-ol of it* N o t | ie44mn toil iy, rr-igm il lo I lit* (act li.n e to lim it l i n k later ic s A rc K t is h o H to r.n r mill- f 10.001).tn til a year in n r 4, ii\ " » 1 . 1141-iniii Warren •till ic-rrvrd In' dem m n on » M Dl IN D S V II.I.F., W V a .. June Ml 'M l Ion, I i . l ’ i Dm •penal 4CH1011 2 (/!') Fourteen pritoiiem vaweil -1- 11,1 I,,|, I In ; 4,ifi 1,(im >, was in' A ...n l . .-I, i.n im iO rr teas dim -c, ,-t Iin kllli; MM) mile, r u t and ilngKcd tlirir way out of llir tr p n il.il lo b it.- mn-.-il on a genid | i, l m,u i db- to il.,i ,villi 12 feet •iqiporedly "eveape proof" inutli n a l .i|ipiiipiiatmU4 I,ill 1 all.llg lot ball id the italr penitrniiary Imre id \, ,il» i in ibr rii|;llin>ooni. about $215.000,000 tm lb" next today. " W a in >1ill „ .union.’ the vestwo years .14 a rompronui" between h wav Writ Virginia’, biggest j KMn ....... • lull ami a »«-l irpoitcd It olio d a lio n ; along . . . le a d 35 ; ....... .. do i.i- ii- i,, .caboa.d fell silent '" ‘,M ' ,,,,o n ,n M $240,000,000 measure parted by „ loir in,-,-ill i l l' l l ,-vv m riM grv fillthe Senate ,| (lo- hi S is of the escapees were servHowever, bnmal report ol the I I ..............in do,, Del........ . Sun. * •*(' !!* ol *,,fm Wr,P rompt"iui4" m ca-ni" and a break­ down " I O' 'iiemling authorities I ,.,k , . . ...........t.iiidow: ov I lm f lag- • ,n l l ir eu-aping p iu iin c ii lelt be- aiv 1 it r ■ I , In it al preparation ol tlie •lop ‘’ in ,,, vv.,. o p ,i itniK itj ladio 1 <•II Clio l . ‘- II, p, IVVCI III) tilt- l lei liittil ibrm a bleeding gtl.tld llicy bulky to*iv I-ill II,-ill h ia ta lirv must a w .,,. mi w .i, ,, b to la k e liail -luggril and tos-nl into one agirr to in e p t ll. •i| llir i .ii a lril 1 r llv I Ir 44,14 uli-MIf ii , 11•I ii-,• pare before tbs , l >nllim tlllll ill"O ' -I,Ip. tiiiril .14 la ik ir Jam ci. prominent miiliiigl-i I-gi b illin ’ loO-mriimi-nt ( , , , , 1-1 nsi lire • -i i m i •- u l a ib ii,II,ISlate iigi’liri" • Would ,1 4»i,i. h i ,, old i -,iiii - a|,,||g- .14 a baseball umpire ui llir W brrl- Im i" rn, .o illo o 0 y to pernl money mg area after .loin- .10, when O'" flscul year id, in,1 pomp Mu- "in-,in- 11 mm, lire guaiil*4 itation Iclcplionc end.. ilu I I n-, inp .‘ -ii.i.i la-iliii-il. II pi nimbly wnulil lie necesiary, I In di in - -ul 4t-4-rl i» an oil 44.14 taken oil lit book. When lie then, fm ib. G ii’.ernni m call the v i .i i i i r t h i billed lo ie|Hirl al 2:00 A. M. l i ’gi ln i'ii" I,mb iiiiim -iliati'ly to a n ti i , oln In 11,• in ( L S I ) and llir reulral ilr4k (ound fini-b it job , |l-44 ol lb-011 t’l on o. line 1 unturned lim y. an If ir 1 , pn . il. tho S late llgelici '.11*-1 i , in ,d 1 1 - - .« - r ,ift 4vere lus 1,.4 mni ui iiiiiim n s wiiuid liave 111,1110, I,. Ill, I l.lK.dlip Sllll'tl'tl utvciligulinr. 44,i4 4t.nted. 1 1 1 ill mueil Da I’ age K ix b t) 4l„t.Il>« • 1,1, tl, m i 4101*011111 Warden Ibi-I J Bki'cn .said tlie 4i ,i . tit,.I , loll i,„ ,o i n ,hi Miami, break 4411a diseovr-n-d within a few ,io, i,» ui,-,.il-oik oli about minutes ami linit loailtiloeks wenl c, on i ii 11.; i i i in- i lin e r being set up within JU uiinutei I i ol hi ,i .ii ,i mi Inn 1 1 ii i i ; lo Hie aftei the men ciaw leil tlirougli , i i i , n n a i l unit i i i i - rvpei-ted a window onto Jefferson Avenue. in .-ii m i- ti tii'ii -1 of iln- Mocoma. A s k iff moored to the West r «*iB«»r i i i i - i* mipdiip ,’ inni ti-piirl'.-il V irg lu lii bank of tlie ohm River 1 Heniled l-y V,‘ \ Moriiann, pre|« ssuHmiril (lit I ' n r i I l | k l l IP ■■<!•■•* OB Vmm* fclaSD Guard Cut- Rond Rlorks Are U.n In A ttrm n t T o i '1 " C apture E sca p ee s; To Cfipplud Craft Coast • i T i m Hanford AtlanHt Nnlt"n~la-u Hutner. vice pirsldent of'j Mm,l nml Florida hlati- Hank Hie Ssnford Nalional Farm Imanij ware i-lo-ed' today in ci-iniuennoa A*»oclutton, wen uinnng III fa rtlV 'lop , ........................... tH ip'!* and 8-niHi Florida ivlm nttondri the seecssibn of the Hoiitlierr / o n i n g G r o u p O k i i y s ■ recent rotifarenre in Lakrlnn-I. States, who vea» pleeled presldelil I’ rolilrins of the I h iii I liaiik m i- of tin- Corifr.leiaey, Fell. 0, IH«tI t l i J i l l l C t ' l i t t i l u t i l s O f ti-lii were discussed ivttli offltnd-i Hu 44*11, born, .him- ,1. iMm in i r t n c l t A v f iu ih l.o L s of tin: Federal Lund Haul- - f T Kill Comity, Kentucky. A gru-limti- of WchI I’olnl 111 Columbia. 8. C . iln- president -f tin - C l t 4 Z o n lu g t'o m m i • mn w hlrli. .Iiillan I I. Beurliorough, 44,1 , 1X28, to pent seven years in ,ti ••• army al.uu- the norlhwi- tern mi ' lu t i i <t :lit am i dt-eiibil tin- piiticipal speaker at the t n , t ' i t y t'l.n n i" liontii-r. nml in IH.'ifi resiirneil .-.iiiiiiii-rid feri-nce. un th a t 'oil f"et of Inn,I f. ' fmm tin- .* rvli-e mat tnTiiiii,. a Fann ers nml e ltrin grown l-iittnll plantm Fleett-il to Con n,- on F i- m - li A v i-im s . and " I Seminole County said Mi ............ p m p i- ily -iw iii 1 t-4 Kteas m I" lb, lie uove lip tin- ,J lo iiiiiii', II liave lo-lpi-il ill htilhlliiit 1 1 Mmilii- 1 S ia n - I- in u n i M-, vuliiiiii' by tli- • ' flee to eoiooimiil a n-Kiim-iit of ilniMisslitaiiii'i vi,hint,-era in Meivi-o k i- l, In- it- - I ,i l l 'l l a 1i 'I i i I iho Ii it I l.ili-l loud -’1 “ )”"of' ' ' more " " ' rnthan font i-illi 1 From IH17 to IHT*I In- served 11 .1 t-a, tern , irnnliHimii «i„ rase k l,k n I In- i|t<i, mil, said C ity Man I ■loilniH. T I i I h loan voliinu- 1 i"> seiitt, more than a million l-miterm farm imirtgngi- Innn mnitirnKe refinance piiipo .41 . - 11*17. The laud linnk svsteni, I" ........ ' (Caariaae! «■ r* « a ldt»ten» 2 Thousand People Are Given TB X-Hay: I More than 2,000 iii-rtain •­ taken advantage of ibe -ipp--" ty for free x-ray service li\- •' llosnl of Health sine- tl" and itnllonary units were -• on Wednesday morning. Dr 1 - " (Jnlllninri. director of the f'emm ■! County Health Unit, niinom-tills niornlni*. During tlie whole siirv--> H)I7 only 2.100 persons n- • • 1 x-ray* In Seminole Count v. 1 declared and predicted that •"-"• tahn 1,000 will be given » • during the period ending on >"• a. Three new ease* of tuherml dividual traya and aalts eerdanca with ruks, quantity quota* Ml ager ( T illi-i-i Vn-hiumii i i i i , iio-in ■lig. was In-Mil upon tin- i-ipo ' n ,101111 Amii . iioo plmm m 1 - 1 a tt-jliiu io iit, 111111iw s ta ll......... .... ..tin t p io ji- l , nil tilt- pi-ipi t'4 the Cuuuiiu:il-.,i ilvnii-ii tm 11 .lnlin Leonard)-, Jr., of Cmal lalilea, son of John Leumndi KUi-kt of tin- lly lp y h e lly l.nn-i Xniifm'd attorney, was miiio-d i.ry to vitutil 1:<li a Im im li) •' Tuesday n» the first winner of 1 Itsvo Avi-mre nml T iv i'lftli h li- V tlie miiiiinl Givster Miami lo in tho all" It. In a ll--.iiluiii 1 ’iiriiiii-e Hoard ncliolnrsliip loan urea, said Mi K ililiin . ! lohn l.conardy. Jr., Wins Scholarshir • have bsen discovered In the «••--<u ty during the past two week . u revealed and one dcalli in ti- •• Tha United State* has lost to Britain tim e‘has hecn due to the diarn - by A N N R E V E R E iriiu T ax M easure Passed Butner Attends || i t a n k h < 'l o s t - T o Farm Loan M eet: eommemorsti- mm-1 Held In Lakeland1of •lefreri‘,m ,)nvi' United States Loses To Britain Part Of Its Trade With Arge 1 noiiidi-r presided today uriiu-r the ., o il lotation system !•> wlilclr escli ', . . . . . . . . of the four m ilitary comumn.lants S tryk e r lontlm od lofc tact tea of (r o n lln iic l On I'n g r E ig h t) 1, vrd o rd ay , hauimcring at Churn li unlliiura lin i.gr • litl.ll Earliar, Baaator Luca, of lllln- A r C l ois, Democratic leader in tue *»»naU. earn* out fo r unspecified • am endm entsEth* Administration Fori aa to canaal tha orasant labor ualmg cl v «ij? $ Crippling W a l k o u t Stryker I lammcrn A t Plan To Oise rcclit In Beilin Unite*. Testimony Of. Gov­ L eaders F o r id t ernment’s Witness Tim e In 50 W eeks Utmocrutlc tkllMlbr- i«tU i»® Wl It plain that IN-ami Mr. T r u m a n ----------a rt dstarmlaad to taka what they m * K O U R of the Atomic Enargy Commission's adrninisUsinm n in Wnshlngton. Sen- Uourke 0. HUkenloopor p i to talk thing* over with Sen. Brian McMahon ^ ot the Congressional Atomic Energy C°"'|n,' CP •n the chief critic of ABC Chairman David IJlicn^ . c a m p a i g n . ” (fnterea.lonol) 4-Power Head$ Character Of Legislature Adjourns Fail To Agree; Chambers Hit In.Hiss Trial A t Midnight W ith No. • '- L COUNT ( ANDY S IIE E I’ Bite'll bo a sweet dream In this charming gown u-th an enhancing shouldar line and aver so flattarlng Entplrn silhouette. Klch Bur-Mil rnyon crap* In patal or hlua. Face Showdown In A. E. C. Probe “#^p*rty meeting the Senators di»- ■ cussed a proposal lo back five a- I mewhnent* to the Admiaistration's T-R repaalar, including a provision aMUM. for 'presidential ssuurt of struck , ware a! plaits in natkMul amargancie*. R --«J In * co m fo rt ISO soft, re s l l l r o l r o ll* h e d v lly pailtle-J w ill, -.1mil m ill in'iM lof* la y •rs o f itn w n y. c a tio n t*lt Tw in or ip .u lile Mr* T ills lin e n n iltre a ii slm u l-l sell lo r I 30 0n l i s t yours lom orro w dl H u ln rilu y (or d u l y ................... The llllixlnti slip , . . confection spun of IstM and *X)|iilslte fa lirie by Arletnls. Ihcra’s isall- ly In Its Figure-Perfect fit . . reality In Ibo wuy It wears and wcarn. CIiinisii Illusion In white nr blm-k tiiir-MII rayon crept . . .112 to 40 and 32S to »UH. a -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ! Th* Truma* Administration, which has baas rosining on full repeal •f rim Tall-Hartley Labor Act. was reported today Ip have decided to mm what it can get in the way of a revised taw. . \ • • , Vka President Barkley talked •H rioftf to a doaad caucus of Sen­ ate M Mcrats today and a Senator who Amo present reported that was mT*ff*ct of his remarks. Tha Senator, who would not permit urn of Mi name, quoted Barkley a* saying ha and tha •n this lusurlnus INNER,SPRING MATTHEHS Her* la m real ruin* in ilirp- H O 'S W E E T . No. 201. Anaoclated Preaa L eased Wlr* H U D A Y JU N E a. HUB fund. Tlie IhisiiI, orKanl/ail in Fel.ru 'iry, provide* for louiin of t It") a vear to hel,, defray exp»-o-e- "f until", of Miami at recugoued rotlsgei of Hirlr t-holcr •loliii l.emisrdv, Jr., 44-110 will laurndimled ltdrd in bis eln-o oi-xl week id Prince de Leon High Hi-hool, took top honors fm bis srlionl during bis junior nml "itinr venra in tlie Miami Herald •••.my contest. Active In ilrhnting, be won the ID18 Southern champion­ ship nwnrd at Naalivlllc, Term. He w-n.v the recent slate winner of an essay content on Amerirmilnm conducted hy the Elks. Ilin next educatlonil work will la* to take u mi•••l i r I course at Emory Uni­ versity, __ _ Atlanta, Ga._ _ _ _ _ _ Junior High Graduation Address To Be Delivered By Rev. Zimmerman I’li-will ul Hu- llieetllii; 44*>r .1. I,. Iih;ley, chairman of tl.v roUllilisiiiim, i-.iiivrtril F. Lull", • i-tury; II .'miieu Gut, Fraul v b •.own, fcilwarii Higg'iu, llo»m-l ravllje, nml Mr. MeKilibiu. Change in plari-i ami ......... ti - iitln n i fnt ipe i.wiiuiunu; .......1. un rei'omiuenileil liy |(. .M An, .11 Jacksonville ■tignii-i-r, ivlll i.w u' niltti-d to iln- C ity Comnin lo r iippinviil at Hm meeting on Monday, June 13, Haiti McKibl.m C IH MMIS A CAD EM ) Crooms Academy for co lo i--I uiudi-nU will luivo bacr-alutiieatset vices Aiindny night with tl-Rev A. tv McQueen, pastor "t the now Mt Culvury Churrh, gm lug tlie ei muu. At grudiiatlug exurcises for tlira ' clana of 32 I'lilills on Mnrnluy evening, D o­ main address 14ill lm drllveieii l-< Dr. Anioi I. White, A. M„ ure 1 d«nt ot Fdiviird Waters GollilogJacksonville. 2J1 Kiwimis Me in hers A ttend nth Division K a i l v At L eesburg 1auk’ll', 23 m«-i"in-'.- o( tlie Sanford h. c ^ o l i , Lm’iil ! Klw.iiii.n ('lot- attend",I the Klwant I'lftli Hlvialo" Rally at the 'M e'hodit Inutli O rder near 1Lreibuig In » tilgli* tn honor of iMereliant, Dies In ., , Sanitarium m mm Gnveiuor ouart simpron Floridn _ I anil Disti ll t Bm-rntary J H. Keen. II. ......... noli. t»l. local m i'ichant, <ai'ciiidlng '" M artin Htlnecipher, of( Hie I. n;« cliit, ilmil omly lib - morning - *at she- 1J "".-rethry M il* * o f tll»* ID r liiliA III l h r 1 11 v i Florida Sm iitainun and Hmipilitl where ll" bail been confined for I were l.'P ir nteil and 12,r> Ki­ ll.. pint four mouths. II" Ini.l wa.nani •'• 'pre "Id. Frank I,,.,-„ ill for III iii.inllirt 11 unison, pa-1 lire-i.l.'lil ..f tinII,. I I I Del H i . 1HH2 at I'm e o , 1 Sanford • ml', led lb" gnmo "ingI'eren'll mill" to \ iio-ii |'"g . Ll""........ . J. S All'll welii 11.4 . 1 hi i.iw.i mul i". a g ru iiil" ciilp- 1 niio-il 'lo- group. Ibi'ii intn ui'i'd lor worked at R a il" , Vt. unlit I K a rl I,- bio hi m mn ter of ere* ll'lli Win n lie moved to Snnfonl. IllOtlU'Jk. All*. S in ip g i'h n iitlilird K i wu n h It" I'tigagoil in fiiruutig her*’ until IP22 14 lien lie e 'talilialieil a g l"- {Him fit'll fill |*•* I 15 *' Itl 11 1Ill'l l Y 14VI*I j**1** h w in in»’4 iy •lm c mi Sanfurd Avenue Mr. F e n soli i* snrvlvcd tiy the tint hurt I hy I’" t t»l *t • #•*' M«»yd 1 1 im llm inl lira I In M I w illin ', Mr:i Cm olina C e ie o ll; 14411 ilaug litei«, Mrs. Mary Al"vandei and Sirs. A. Constantine; In twi, ,011:1 Fin n ., mat M artin (V ie Milt mul five grandchildren, all ><f Sm ,fm ,; Ilu- lu llei are John mul It* let! Alexander. David Core oli, H O W LIN G G U I r.N . K v . June John Martin and N icky Coiritun 3 (/ft— A nap in tin- bad-- " f an iim- .yi io Hiuvivmg are two n . an t" lirnnglit death *" "lie i-litlil tern, a luotlir-r ill Italy nml n and critii-nl tmuMea I" mmlticr a* mere ill I'ortlniul, tlie . (lie vi’lllrlt-V wlo i l . lm , I ttre-lis. I In- R m iiry w ill lie reeiteil m | Rickey R b -I nine ni>>tiili"ld linioir of Mr. Cereaoil at (lie '"ii of Mr i I - --un Roliti"., RowF r i i k non Funeral Home, Friday Ming Green, 'to -I at u l"i.;pitnl mui Snlurday evonings. F iiiie ia l 1I ii -m - yesterduy. I" " " " i i t e ' after i-lvices will lie heal al I .(" , tin- mi-dml- It" " l l " ’i tmy, lia r"'il)it'k .Sunday afternoon at A ll iy Lew is ,l." ,lm i. 13. "f Souls ( ’atbolle Church with tin-! J e rr y Jo n la u , n aklam l. m il Mrr. Itev 0 ‘|‘. C arl ofGc'laHng. In- L . ll. Dcnliam tt-.wling Green, re- Nap C ars Shade ItriiiKs Death To Hoy lerment will i,r in Catholic Cemetery. D EN TA L CO UR8E llr . II. W. Rucker, tlenud left I "day f . r linlneuvllle to tsltwesil a two day post graduate course at tin- U niversity of Florida, ll** is a iiiouiber of the state post glad ' until coBitnitlL-e which is pulling on (be course, which was nOondi-'l last year by more tliun 100 dentista. Outstaudlng Irndcrs of the profession w ill address Hu- group. Dr, Charles Ironside To Present Scotch Program At Gram m ar School reived Inter rial iniurii-f mul sev­ ere head Inceratioii* L E D -iilonii, ntepfullier of I H'e older • hil-l, 1 . 1I.I police he didn’t see Ho- pallet on which t ie I y«*lliir*teirH w e e - deeping an lm tin- ear ml " f the drivej way. I | Hi t. \It R R liU .R V NEW O R L E A N S . June : ! - ( ,? ) —The U. 8 F ifth circuit court of nppcult. to-lny a ffirn o d tho conviction of John E. Dorsey, former area OPA agent lit Mia­ mi, Fin., on charges of conspiracy and bribery In selling count i rfolt sugar ralUin elierks. "Tlie verdict w«n uuihorlred by lire evidi-ri""." "aid tin- "pltum by Clrci'U Judges .Samuel 8 Sildey, I,t on Mi Cord uml Curtis L. Walk­ er. Dorsey's appeal wan argued 1 before the three Judges lost Mnr. The Rev. H. L Zimmerman., rector of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, will deliver the graduation mldrevv to the 64 hoy* and 6B girls of lit" funior High School Cla*i »d I'M'* *t the High School audilurium at 10 )00 o’clock neat F lid tv . R I I rue. principal, announced today. The graduating dais Iasi year Imd 54 l-»y* and 57 girl*. All schools will close Dy WILLARD CONNOLLY Thursday. * ----------OvM« High Behnol will iru'l ' . C W Dial , h?k * OU‘ ,h 7 echo 8,i fIrom J , Hie a S<;s.Sanford ,t lj CJ ' rursmniar ° f S f bchool; s " r t »2|ci em nlfromVl& S l W n d“ Lounljr the T bagpipes will of FloilJ la. nata flv* pupil* at 8;00 o'ginck. fm Diaws “ ** RIIMIU yu\nim ui mu yysimvas .., ' . ‘ evening. The H*» School will have promotion exer­ auditorium next Tuesday morning at I(I: .$0 o’clock and that they will f ■ ■ ■ CHndr. of the cise* at IlOO P. M. Tuesday aven- be played bv Dr. Cliafles (idward lioniulc, 1914 Magnolia Avenue and) V H R W RA THRH ertan Churrh of Or formerly of Maud, Abcrdeendiirr, Scotland. —:■■■— ■ - ——— ' the address. I’*"J Ing, with Mra. Paarl Bates, princi­ All instructor qf economics and economic history al Stetson UniJACKSONVILLE, June 3—(Aq pal, offlelatiag. Instructor nnd Dr. Ray V. Bower* of Stetson vrrslty, Dr. Ironside will appearF , , hems econom ics STATION aonfer awards. The University wtlf address graduates <|iioto In rich old Scotch brogua Atlanta children who hava of jate been * 'ima, Methodist of Lyman High School at 8:10 -.-f tha tattar’e noted poems. Boston studying about Scotland, and n* some Oviedo, will ad- o'clock on Thuraday evening. Ha will ba Introduced by the i Ghlcngo KcotUnd’a greatest poet, Robert t boccalaurcsts accents” of the Rev. A n - ; Nashville An Informal program will ba whoie birthplace In Alin- "Scotch gh*. given for pupUa a t ' tha Ranford Burn* gim G. Mclnnls, pastor of tha Philadelphia way, Ayeshlre In southwest Scot­ Oviedo High Grammar School at 1 0 :8 0 o’clo ck . First Prasbyterlan Church. Saint Louis Meek, Dorothy Thuraday morning. Attendance land ha has often visited. Among the famous B u r n s Snn Antonio Not only will Dr. Ironside piny eXIiuion. Fr«l- certificates and honor roll certipoems to ba recited by Dr. Iron- Seattle “Scotland the Brava" and "High­ by Raghdnlr fleeter will be girau. land Laddie”, but ha will show a i d e are "Cotter’s Saturday. Washington 1 Tha South Bid* Primary School *t*reap Hean seen** of tho Scotch Night,” "Tam e’Shantar," "To a L*f.k*?"vllU and Waal Bid* Primary School countryside w han Robert Burn* Mountain Daley,” “Tha T w o w tt hava praamHau exarclaaa, lived at about the time of tha ai b u ThWeday maralag at UiOOa’cloak. A asrlsaa revolution aad will ^ a a & « v sr« * B ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 02, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 02, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 02, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f9d0bd66f4110f6ed4f37f7a22706647.pdf 4eedfece63b3118cea08e4ea72aa48dc PDF Text Text Air Force Survey , Legislature Action Kl . <cy ,lf.—4 PH; ICm i Ii m 4 r i M PM* o**i •, jsvaattgatln "w U rflnif Ml what b«tUr plan l« ralaa revenue for i Itoo t**hlnd th*a« minora and In* State nervlces, the merchants *alil auaedoes." Ha said ha rafam d tliat wasn't In their Una nr In­ to Van Zandt's atatementa. qulru-l whether the State really Ian. Short of Missouri, rank* needed extra money. Home comlaff Rep ubllcan member of the mlttee membif n answered that , committee, »upper ted Vlaaon'a the State* did need more money, resolution. He Mid "thia le not a . Other* Joined up with the merwiten hunt. It le only fair to chant* and railed for cutting have theee matter* clarified." thack State txpemei. In reaponaa to a question from The merchants claimed north Rep. Cola (H-NY), VIneon ad d F lorida bucinaee would go to the entire national air ’ poltoy! Oenrgla, which ha* no sales will be nemtiniied, and the toe late*. Veelljation will look Inter pro, Rep. Morgan of Duval, a iterlmeiit store ownar, argued that Florhla merchant* would |n*e hu*lnea* lu mall order iiouv*. Rep flornacd of llaker laid It wa* hi* Impreaalon that mail order hnus** would collect State tax** on shipment* Intn Florida. ( Other member* objected to prole«*wiH Speech vlilon* of the overall tax plan raising the elgaritle lax a penny It'aaiiaaao Pr*a* h f « B ail a pack and giving the rltle* all ■umber*. Lewi* spoke for a to lid hour ttionav tha state collerls In thde Without a single interruption by limits. Two men stood up to talk for ny of the 'Mbrmiimltlte member* t time* he Mared Intn space while the hill. Thay ran Into a hornet'* ha talked. Then he would ewing nest from vlsljjng merchants or around In hi* riialr and look merrlmnt member* nf the llnuae iquartly at the Senator* acroil the Committee. table. Occasionally he pounded the A representative of the retell table for emphasis, tfovt rimr Fuller Warnm sign* a referenilunt Idll co-sponsored hv grocery men urged adoption of KxpertliiK a big crowd, the tub- the measure, Rep. Frnnk nf l-Torldn .luyci-cs mid the Florida liranclt of United World Federal­ committee had rr*erved the Ben- Marlon told him since grocer!** ist*. Tin- referendum will usk Florid* voter* whether they favor ate'a hlggeat hearing room. But war* exempt h* shouldn't even streiigtlieidiig the United Nation* Into it world federal government there were nevrral vacant chair*, he there lalklno. When someone adequate to itssute peace. Pictured t-n-lnlrnduror* of the llli'BMure In declaring that *nm# min* op­ asked him whether he would erator* hive no concern for hu­ support a tax on groceries, Ihe man life. l.ewl* snarled i groctryman said lie would have "I have the ino*t Infinite con­ to rherk with his hoard of direc­ tempt —a* a men and aa a eltlien tors. ^SAPAH , T O U D B E T T E F ? SH O P H E R E —for nirh polenta who Infect thin Warren T. flunnlcult, Rt Imjnilrv," Petersburg tax consultant repre­ W H I L E Y O U C A N 6 E T / / 4 - -SO O N He laid the bill liefora the cub- senting the l.eaxue of Munici­ .committee KpiuMiired by Senator pal Itten, also urged adoption of T H E S U N M O V E S " (P O U N D T H B Y L L Neely t u r n Vai, f'i* the laat hope the hill a* a fair lax and an aid A L L & E O V P (E H E R E B L O C K / N * for abatement of the killing and to the elites. the mangling of the bodies of the Robert 1,. Newman, *ecr*t*ry t M Y D O O R N M A Y lX ------------ n r a r American coal minercf the Florid* Taxpayers Associ­ ation, shouted that the i-ltla* and Hunt For Negrot-n counties wuuldnT need .'Rate belli If they assessed property al full , value and taxed It properly. (rontlnued From Page Ow) He whipped out a picture of when lie relnrocd. Willie lie wa* giine, H atcher con­ IlniuiU-utr* home, said It looked’ tinued, two white men entered tin to him like a place that was1 ill ami took Mill uwny. The alter- worth II’O.IMK) to f'Jfi.tHH) hut was , f * wife nod two young daughter" cs-essed at only 9h,89(). K P ■, e\ ' M ’ are (left to right I; Rotator* Ayer* of Trenton Crury of Stuart. McArthur of Fernandlna, Tiickar of CrawfordvlUe, Sheldon of Tampa, Itep. Itryaul of Or-alu, Senate Prealdent Sracaln ot Crestview, Senator* Matthew* of Jackaonvllla and Rhand* of (lain**- M IX MOWN HA* M I N DEAD A FEW * * * * * *“ ,"; health farm stand* as a monumant to hla memory and tha memory of hla paealon for physical Atneaa. It haa been Mending h a r a e n a hill that looks across th* Hudson river to Wait P o M *«M« » * * * and during those two score years, moet of America# femoua mate# eeffn to have turned up at on# Uni* or another for a reetnu or energetic week. iou m w to ha famous, at least Ananclally speaking, to oomo up here for more then an hour. It coats a 150 buck* a week for a neat but almost Ipartan-Uka bar* room with a bathroom, and for that wad of dough you not only gat beaten up aclenUAcaUy by miMOufe but you aren't allowed on the liquor kick and yuur smoking la seaSited to a minimum. Brown, as w* aay, te dead, but there aeetn to b* overtones of hla personality etlll on hand. He waa tha Aery New York etate boxing cummlaaloner. Mine of you may remember, who seemed to bo for­ ever putting hla fuot Into things, but guod Before th* Max Baer-Prlmo Camera heavyweight Aght.-for ex­ ample, he visited Baer'a training camp and In ■ At of Indignation announced that the Livermore Larruper waa "a bunt’’ and ahouldn't be allowed in th# same ring with the celebrated Leaning Tower of Uorgoniola, who probobly would kill Max with the Aret punch ho threw. * The whimsical Max then went out and mad* something of a bum out of BUI Brown by knocking Camera duwn 10 or 11 times and finally knocking him colder than a plat* of yesterday's antipasto to the 11th round "He's etlll a bunt," Brown announced defensively, after the AghL s e e s NOW THERE REMAIN JII1T THE RIO, HOMEY RU1LD1NO and the rolling grounds and a few severely chaste "No Smoking— By Order of William J. Brown" signs around tha pteua to ramuid on# of Bill. - A Mrs. Harris, her husband and her4on, Morton, k balding young aou) with ham-rimmed glasses and a cracker-barrel accent, math*! tain tha premises now and they run things pHtty much tha way • By STANLEY — X Hunulcnlt replied lie had pub- "When I relumed homo, I wool lidv stated many limps lhat Ids! "rtratelit to bed without looking In idace ouithl to bo arrrsred *t lift, on Mill. The firm thing I knew (WMl to $80,000, _______ , > __ about ill* lielng killed w n * when | tea-, |-alhd lu identify a hodt Hig Four Moot (HID’aI ycMeiday mnrnliig," Halrher added Mi*, llalcbcr **ld alio heard n ft'onllnoed From Face tbie) ear drlve-up during lit* olghl, hot | to come here now." the official thought It waa Imr luiihand. • *ald. Tom Oarawrll, n negro prisoner I lleforo today'* meeting the In the aatne cell will* H I P , *#ld| three Western minister* lield an tin- alalli man made tin pruteal* I unscheduled meeting to rnu*lder when the two white men eatm- In | how to meet IluaMa1* relecthm of and told Mini "foine mi, let’* go. their plan* for a imllth-al union Carswell nald the men were of cant and weM llermnnv, pro*tl*n«*r* to him and hr could mimahlv they wonted to decide nol.ldrnt'fy them If he »aw them well In advunre what In do If again. . Ihe Fuur-I’uwer talk* collan*e. Hatcher dlacmmted report* that Soviet Fort Ign Minister VlshlltHill might, hnve o.'ttn killed he- j *kv wn* repot till by sinirrc:) rinse reuse nf rumor* he had ahol Ihe to hi* delegnllon to have nmnilted •herlff. I .Mu-cow by telephone laat night on The nheriff aald he writl to the 'the term* of the apeerh h* drmadhouse to itrieal Hill after a Hvrred for lodnv. report he hml alnhhrd anotlnr 1 Karller. atilliorllHlIve entirce* aald the West would seek to a*Wage aome form of ecNinimii' unity m m ••.w a v .- m - i ............. s I.V W 0 1 1 V «« •«•*«.# i. »'•*m / v.vvc. ,v-v >*>;«■• ■ A U N T S A E A H P F A B O D Y R U N S “T H E s. B L O C K A D E 0 /4 L O W E R X M A IN S T R E E T — Ford Strike Stetson Commencement Speakers ConfrreHH Action Lengthy Dry Spell devoting their full time to moving •“ Hattie from graialcn ranges to lower area* where some forasa » Tatlll avallahle end In gelling water a v to Utalr herds. . . . * The office of Folk County Agrl- i. S « ew* . M'aailnuf* germ I’aae Meet y I 'nriwtitine called the uni.... l, luk.oit rtcu. m o i.-i oil prior rnnaultatlou with tin union. C1THUH RRPORT .Hill HrtHTi I.I rate* ef liny " WINTKIt HAVEN, May The luard «-ih,d the II. II. *'ir-I j/p, |{|.port of the Stale coil court In New ttrlenis to c n -_jn«|ie.-t|lin Ihircatt at 10:00 force Hie order, 'Hie cHiuiinny, | IM|My |„ |,oxea: flgltlfnK tie otdrr, lokl the circuit (irapefiult Orange* Tattl court that It later had bargained I | tni| d.H;m ilH‘01 with the union on rw., general > Truck 11,161 86,M l pav liwreaie* and had reached ten- , Total 10,317 67.IHH laflve agreement oil it lien too .---------------— |»act. Tha flrm emioiidcd il thua | ^ (n m . M fovolvad. had compiled with the onter. . Dou„ 'j„ ( Murphy and Rti The d m ill court denied the „ i a |n a brief note that tb Iwtairi'a' enforcement request. It , ||cv* the board'* order *hpi aald lltat when the four to 1enforced without any chain cent tncie#*# W*a grant'd It »p- i ihw court*. , ■fern* I'oiirt to r-ve»»# •»»<• r* •alt conrt. Attomera far Ike ard argued that the refusal to farce "permit* unilateral eaaplpyer action in ilrranwtanr** which aubstantlally Impair tha right to bargain collectively as gMranteed employees under tha ( f ^ R W X f l u U o n of Ukslsod, . a prominent eatllemsn, said be f.,:NUSited fire poses the biggest ta hla of flee that lllckenlooi . threat to the Industry, * rkartec were so grave they n i'.‘- "Next year's calf crop will "unde rot In* the confidence Is country and the peonk tftern Europe in the prim security enterprise of this « t g t m f !—" v — Supreme Court SCOTT'S"SCRAP eMa eoaditlons lit many s ra u nr* w*ee*eMige”a do not have hart a caaa where the bargaining had cotne In a complete termination culling off tha’ oul at* ml log Invitation of-tha certified collective t-nrgafnlng rep-reaeatatte* to b*»-'alrt pa to any m * laaua oa aaah a -“***'*- aa r|to a of pay/' Barton saot. I a "Tha nccaebm I* m appropriate ffe aallaeitve bargatnktl th a t.lt ,W diUfhrii to .Infer etvfiftea^ to ’ w-epat jtsaew ‘m . Y'Jfr-' V- r . I gent of living creaturee. It wobble* and It ahjvara and « slobber* and It te doubtful U anything In Ood’a green world Jooke quite ao moronl* cktaa up—but yat, when U, threede Ita way aero** * held to you uncertainly, In the morning aunught, and atlcka Ita duiub-looklng fact through aiftnci and begin* to lick yuur Anger* . . * weu, ti u a attohg man who can reeUt Util' temptation ta turn to whoever te at hla elbow and airdte amkl|F* aa If ha baa Jual been tapped for ttkull and Ben,a. Tha ktea of a nawiy-arrtvad hovlna te a ville. THE OLD HOME TOWN --------- ware 'Irenln g downstair*. rw r -. t f —A h"rb* wt# that aoft-aoaped ua thua teday waa a littl* black and whlta thing, nalthar amartar nor dopter-lookUig than a coupl* of hta equate* m th* •ant* little AsId. Ha waa part *,♦ tha peraonnel at WU » « w n a health farm, up har* In the freeh-alr belt some AO mile# *rom BroAdj way and 4$nd etraet, although It te tru# h# wa* not an tm porttat p |f | There'are chef* and dietician# and msaaeur* her* earned with th# main Job at hyrd, which la th# reJtrtsn**^" who ar# beginning to feel th* attain of living or the need for getting away from th# MUla woman for h white. But surely, a health farm customer plodding d « w w U » ro M i« on* of th* regular dally hike# te bound to have W* t ^ a o u l U f t o i enormously Juat by looking at an ungainly ^ aame Uj m the homUeet and y*t moat perfect of Ood • handiwork*, J B flye-weak-oM aatf la GAMUBON, neither the ptettleet nor the moM - - ---------- eftabepher# probably te'Y.ot qdlt# ad reform-acboc4y.’ I l M ' explafned'that It la quite potalbl# »n occasional bottle of spirit# arrives on th* premia#* now, but h* never eeenta to see It. "tf I did, of course, out It would go," he aald. "But you knuw how aoma men are, They gotta hava a drink before dinner." Moat of th* caeh customers no longer are young—Ihe present crop, for Instance, Includes a former New York state lieutenant gavarnor, a New Haven department store magnate, a Syracuse pute fisher and a Baltimore radio-elation owner—and you wonder how. their atterlee aland the rough going. However, young Harrla as ye the U>ya all get a phyelcal checkup j when they enter and whatever activities they take on ar* .withto their capabilities. If they can bear up, they get up at # 30, taka sun baths, calisthenics and mi mag**, play squash, handball or tennis ] and hlkt all over creation. . j If they like, they Juat alt around in tha aun all day and rtat- Romshow, though, you can Juat a## th* ghost of old William, glaring at Uw. aun-bathers and muttering, 'Cmon, ya bum, ya—on ya f a e tr > MILD TEMPERATURES ('IIH'AOO, May fll—OP)—'Th*r* wara several wat apota but tarnimrature* wera mild ovar moe,-. of the country today. nearly 2.50 Inch** of rain. Highest temperature* veaterday were 'In the finlf elates, with reading* ‘ In tha We. The mercury chot up to HW «t Pr**ldlo, Tex. �t — *•3 3T ,V> ■ a* • , ■«■v W R iTw t ■ K S j n B B e ; v 1, •we■w * >Y»,' *"' ■ **■|*w•' * 1 '* « TH E W E A T H E R Harllf iloudy and mild throegh I'hursdsy A f». shnwers Ible piurnoun and puesibly tonight. 'I...treat* raiukl* >,me«. AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R + VULUMB XXXX SA N K O Itl), H.OHI1IA, E a U b U a h n d ltHM W ED N ESD A Y ~ Amendment Barrage H its Sales T a x Bill; House Okays Fag Tax G e n e r a l Appropria­ tions Measure Is Approved In House ♦ After Hot Debate Bolivian Cabinet Mobilizes Army To Combat Riots Measure Will Add Anotiier Fenny To Cigarette Levy To Finance Sanatoria T A L U H A S S E E T l u n t 1 (A’,~ TALLAHASSEE. June 1— (/Pi—The Hou>a patted HHI5U5 The limited n lci lax ran inlo t latt night relating to rnmprnbarrage of amendments in the nf memhera of the (’min­ Florida Senate today at ihe Home Slate Of Civil War eallon ty Hoard of Public Intlrurtinn. patted a icdurcd general appro­ Exists In Battles priation! bill. UHAHSFrTltme I t/P. In Andes Tin Mines HieTAII liner Voting w it elm* on the (ini in,ley pencil with i,,> ballot on the nlci tax metiure. Die dfliale a bill to add an tx lit pctiuv By ASSOCIATED PRESS g | Senator! adopted by a I1)- 1(1 vole Hie Bolivian cilnnel b u moh.l tn the tlale cigtrrtte lax In tin an amendment making the ixx ap­ tied army rcterviiit from 1*1 lu 60 ance construction of lubcwuh-iply to ell rental* above $ 101) t to cope will* tin mint rtulr which sanatoria. month. At drawn it would have ap­ it tayt bmugkl "about a title of Rep. Tepprr of Gulf, mlind.u r. plied only lo commercial ludemn civil war." o( the measure, said it would u.?<Rcporlt from llic strike-lam mine $3,300,000 a year. It v.ould i*,-r rentali. Opponent* of the bill taid the area taid the army wat 'in control the pet package lax tn a m, M vole indicated eventual defeat, but of the tilttilion." The bill gor! lu tlie Senate Two tlmuiand dynamite-hulling finance committer Chairman W. A Tappet told the Hnu,r lulls in Shandt taid lie didn’t contidrr it nunrri yetietday battled .’00 iroopt appiopnale money Ini tubrn t,ln*f for control of the ptlino mining sanilotia bad fieen passed h, te a real tetl. W After mote thin two diy> ol le* eira of Huanuni. bigli in the Air rral foilner Irgislatoi! fml tim r im . voted they vrie imilmiv diuut drbate, the Home adopted tit d n The ilrikr tlarled after the ............... funds v,eie $230,000,000 general appioprie tjov crntuenl on Fiiday ilrpoitul .’h] mult than ii,nL i viiillrn .ill, tiom bill with 10 percent id thr men, indud.ng tome union jrjdfti, | diteppeaiing ink. amount dipped out and put tn a In Chile. The lull to irgulxlr private *#' contingent fund. Moie then $hThe government said 1her tlt- ami rle c tilr i<)ii)|uinr« m llm id i ______ r ___ -appmimatmtit r, ___ nation wae grave. (bribing miner* im iipnl ii|> m the tin m r .sKam 000.000 ... in ,tpciial previou.lv have been voted by the j|,“,v* " * * " * ' 'J”*1'1'* — like thr i si with nine live* i, 1 ihig A ineticani and held them aa Home. Iltuuglt. I linstairei. U rm ffirial reiinrU aanl The llouee ipending hill ia about | ,t**th list might le a rli 611 $17,000,000 below the ,,n* ep* 1 II w ai a rnutlniialion n| vlnleiice, proved by the Renat* aarlier lit 1 he t which ■■- -* the government described as week. D ifferen re! w ill have to be a politically inspired "slate nf ironed out by a compromiae ijoni- civil w ar," aet o ff at the weekend mittee. In the tin mining regtnii of the The head of F lo ild e ’* achool Andes amilheaal of i.a 1‘a t. A ayaicm declared the Hi percent state of trig#, or modified m artial cut in the Houia bill w ill "jeopar- law, wa* Imposed Iasi night. chool pro progi dlza tha achool g ram " U . 8 . citixena and othei foreignThomai P. Ballev. Slate achool era were being evacuated from the auperlntended, aela_ although tha mining area. Sym pathy xtrlkea (CeaUeeeA Oa E a t * Two) rtippled railw ay xervice. —^ ROV( r nm#n| announced that • * 11 ~ " ’* • JU N E I, Aeaiirlatvd I'rrtte l-eascd Wire Ill-Ill -------T " Berlin Control1 Is Studied By House Approves And Sends Big4 Leaders To Senate V ets’ Pension Bill; M i n i s t e r s Council Clashes Over Veto; Currenry Si tun 1ion Fe.Htirnl In Fight Detailed AEC Report Sought »*■* 'l k tshinskv si.....^Ii 1 h|r, led. »#V •L 4It 11♦I• 111 r nit that uiitiim i„n, ,le ii»Mii‘ v,eie liu il.e oiilv 1 it 1111 Cowan Ceases Mcisdi Building r.t Dcum mint* Cost Stores I’or $57,600 Aggregate ()l Mo,,si,,« bb b u rr Itffo ir V o t e lv'ttl(*s P a r i s , iim r i ,,i*i ih r I tlingll M illltlrls I mull ll tndat l*mk up llir *11,r ill,.11 id m to llllli f m u -piiw c •niitiid id Hrilm and ila tlird at nine <m the «eln nine A m rin an iin in ci said the three U r ilM n n iiiin lfis uiKrd tllat the 11,Ir n| 1111an-SintV hr ahtdlilicd HI a revived K o iiim eiiJih iia. Snv Ift I tnri^ii Miiiiiler Andrei I Y I ir-r* I ir*. I c*l f I n \ ri kt*•- iLi n It tic* lilt K ,/Min. 1,O n, ,1. s lour* . . r.n e J lin h ll 111 the millledtalr p.i-i ■ ,i p-> „d lirfore the m ill i , i th 1,1.,11 id tile city It litul c tip l^.l Vr ai tullowms i " 11 ttf ill I * I1 I |»r I i i | a lia . I Us* A ft 4r • f.v .l.. 4,1 l»4 i.i'.al, I.* i,,,r .l ,i,.| ,• , i , , I h. I , llloopri I . If.t nil I t ,l,t| -til netiii nn mnl.iiiird I v-i Wr-i dridl ., 1.* - idninI lie 11,,11 .it llcil.n oi l the cur-| t u v.ii.lr |ii I i-i-i.ll irm> sit,oil,.,Il it,i ,c nude o,i the I I* 1 It ** I I ti’ t 1tn ,eti,ii.l Hem nn llir .vrrul.i lit the' 11 - I e,.l., itj 1ij ('II t I. 'I (<* toll I .,ir i(ili i\l„tl-lrl- t . .ill- ,| till; »tlc MiiK'ii * ii,.* * | ill f iliir r l.iiiii' I *•#* i nil let* .* I iillvu a III rill** 1 «* l-M tlhtllll * 1111.a,11ikIr f . II v. 17 ini*Ir i fI ihh I Mm I *’i!F III lltf t|ttr -I It'll1 vine tlftctll ' 4* ailkflliFI lilt l IH|||| ll *Ii* M<|ls1 kt* into f | |t ll*t| IF* Mal|| I lilr Hiiatl,! iti* in i litf tlict ifrllliel l"llw Until.I Itt* ***> irf Mill lliKt lu ll was |Uoni|illv tla|i|,eil aluivn The H oiisr killed the measine „ r i, -men ivimld ,, .i t,r i.u rle d at hy Indefinite postponement * week i |lr ,-,,i„'l,i.i..i, „ ( il,e uieelings or so ago and thought Ihat vis* ll,e ie wa* in, ih d i.s ii o a* lo what Ihe end of It drclstoli WO- les.-tied r.oai tii a* tlvll «i. ■ 1* <'1 I f t, III H-a. I t ,. ». . , i •** O. al.e-t^ t « t !-l Ml F ' i i i 1H m ir i i , I’, 11, • , .i i i in • l l \ .•.MM it 1 » ■ »! -t.iii •s• .114 I V II 111*F wIt| ril VtIlf I 11 A,T»mMmmber loat their live, in P r O l I i p t S W O C p illg w»» «,ipp,.ite,| In Mill,n o - l slderallou at 10(30 A II tomor­ clKii , I hi i f rural Hi ' in . row. However, a lesululiim adopt lie n , I, I ,., •■Inn M11,1*1,-, ll , ed Iiv tile House would liHl Coll K c b o i o a n , t l , , i n f n n o a o l - o il •iileratlon of anv except revenue to il et I . .irla ll V l n i h l r i V.-lo , lueasuies at'lei* 12:30 P. M. T l m r s - (................... l e p l i e d l,e w o u l d h a v e t o , ,. day. The regular session of tha . *' ,r ' "j Legislature w ill adjourn F rid a y . e T " 11 o n I h e pn l l i l The (Senate passed u prupuaed constitutional amendment t <> authorise a state income la x . The vote was 26-10, A three-fifths tnajnrkly with However, Ihe measnra iutrodne,I"„e In* m i nil t lufi t*§ Mb% U til i ' r d hy 21 senators was amended to S llm nitou n,,w r - ni (|,rn t,> i FI » llli|i, , | , |ll(, , | l(l H lBl„ t > 1 )(| o(, ,,« rc, nt IV in a M i.auylilnn v|» IHull'll H h federal Incunc tax. A 26 pital .................... .. and I111tilt| 41 i i ............ ' I 1 • i r li • • Haiti 1 accidente on tha highways, a t _ _ r , * Bj tha beachas and rtaart cottage* I ) xa ♦ |* Q | f I) and in mlaceftaneoue observance* 1TBWF 1 F , of the three-day Memorial Dey _____ holiday. The period covered hy D E T R O IT , June 1 1 /P1 — flt-eklng the survey extended from 6 (0 0 seine* tn the Victor Heuthrr elmoty. M. In a ll Hmea xonea F rid a y fin g , authorities today Ingagnt lu one of the most sweeping inopiipe until midnight Monday, A t u iu a f tra ffic waa tha hlg nf the crim inal element lu Detroit's k iller— 263 persons dying on the lilstnrv. highways. The toll aurpa***d the , Police headquarters reported ih si advance estimate of 816 by the v irtu a lly J;1' ' ' ' 0** 1 live in Delrntl a /.OtMt-man la National Safety Council. Eighty-seven persona drowned enforcement force was ordeied and 73 lost their live* In fires, Into settnn. percent limit originally was asked, slim . iei> ii« ,l M ,oda, , i i - i Th# sudden order was iasued m _ ...... . Tn Itself does not In an aotuunitiile accideul ,' ■ /alls, airplane craahea and other midafiernooit yesterday. t-asi , J J ' * "ml1'"’ * 1 holiday (ragedlea. tint merely .Street and • *.*l A ir im - i .<• ' i Tha total daathe compared with raids"on"#ambUnir amt hon.V i grant* the Legislature authority termed s a lisfa c ln ry l.y In.-I • an unofficial 404 over tha three- lni?Jd! ....... to do so. An amendment to pro- amino I n . . . day Memorial Day -holiday of ™ kh in « o u ti * " ,U Ona thaorv in the investigation hibil a Htata la s on Income under | |,e Mc, ident eccm ied « t„ of 1948 and 604 In 1847. Ittfh I o,d < lol, l not,* ,'« ", k i Tha toll by itataa from traf­ Is that gambling Intereala con- *4 ,000 was defeated. A state Inconia la s is now pro- en m .i ,m (In to (iliee t l«y I.*fic, drowning and other cause*: •ntred aeainat the llv#s of both Itcuthrr tils brother IVal hihiled by th# constitution, o rtli M. I rod, ,1, , »»• u, Alabama f 0 0; Arltona 0 0 'victor IL a .t a s e e o .'p a c e A e e a i I « .a t U a t 4 o . r a « . T w . | i(l . with (lie in:i;' |t„ . Thorn Ion Its KcnilH-ralinf.', Ni»vl\ 1| Arkansas 4 0 1) California 88 8 8 s Colorado 8 8 11 Connecticut) O i l ) Florida 4 8 8 ) Georgia 8 0 Ot Idaho 0 0 81 Illinois 81 8 Is ludfana I O 0| .Town 8 8 Is Xentaa 8 0 0t Kentucky 8 4 0 : Loulelana I 0 Ot Main* 1 1 0t Maryland 8 I 0 s M aiudunatta d 0 8j lifer ■ ■- ■ ' “* _ Nation’* Butinessmen Say There Will Be No ‘Bang’ In Deflation - - - - - iota 4 8 8 | Hampshire 8 0 Oj 4 8 Ds New Mexico York 14 4 81 Norl 8 ll Ohio I I 4 It I It Oregon I 1 J i i l 1 4] South Car Nrnth Dakota « j f p s b i? : n j ft AM DAWHDN f■<1•«I( iliiVFii ft.iiilh nil Uni n ew \ ♦ t n V MAN A t.i it 8 A H A 8 0 T A , dune I '-f, ' < Mft11! d |i Lelafx11IE| lift i* * H • ftifrr tn rfFtncB l u ll IJ im T i i i N EW Y O R K , June I - ( / P H Theta arc four way* I tire— or the iliifiikl«i(fit by Hu cily triMikiiti y e s te n liy . aatiaa'i e co n o m y -ca n be df(lal#.i, at we were rlmtmfed sharply by what happened in the nauon't market placet Tuew uy. They a te: . By a tlow leak, to m u ll that it it tcaicely noticed until the retullt 1are vitible. That t the w4 y the receuion iterled. ini' ** » 4• • ......... *" ’ *tf t4 h til L etral r i|, J M iit ii:it Is T u «»M S e t 'll C il i n t s A m ment to the buyera' market. on top of theie, On these, the tha American jron A * Steel fltee) Institute estimated ettlmatad Iron (hi t ittel fall that steel production would fail 42,000 tone tona thie week to 1,092,1100 1,892,800 tbM| elnca July, tons, (be the lowaet point elnea 194s, when It wae recovering from 1948, a strike. Tha alow leak had a!ready etartad ill tha laat pf tha boom induetriea, ataal and autos, You could hear It Tuaaday, though, In tho atook mark at. Tha price of farm Unde haa turned downward, a* firm a n diacount In advance the expected ef­ fect! of largo crop* thU year piling up further turplotaa In storehouses and adding to. tha 30 Vernment'a financial maintaining parity f r — products 1 The price of farm ed deflating monthe ago. 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I f v till -d ii n nn \ if . mi I1 \f lid i * H|f* ll tail 4 M IK. 4 I !*Mf tin4 *iuft** ■*< MiiiaUy^ 'iiiil *1* * ’** 1 Ui L» *1 ‘41 M f«*4 i „ ,1 Ai i u. i t I I Ifit* h 1*4' u fkl l*F * IPldb 'i Churiliill Says Hellas Hope That “WeMayAveri Vision OiSniWa." >|i fI I n m i , Mfift t Pf l ' t l i Ml 1 1 *tf ll tjttftli (if ftiiul i dal f kf t l i I 4 1 4 | $ tiftlrr aid alh* Mil.*'" « , 111111.m ill Fi* nl|*t|IIYa V*4* ill F Must Isilsl (ft Mtf M m I till V ItIFNIlB f»i 4 'k Ml 1.1 ttf | l l f»| | 1 \ t X < "fil I Ilf* YFllft t8tlFMi| ttf V«d» uni'l M4l<1 lilt* t l i l f l i l M P ' l i t ’J i iM hg^'f •*r ami Hum (nuv I"* 4 r,'hir'd i.f I -I f a*Ii ||tik*p ti lt„ aidlilil r m h t * l MK|iJy lo skill -111L lit 4**f Mm vmi • f pi nf iruliYliltfiil fiF 4*d'tiu mid r i[it ilily ; Mint i Iiobp uho ivoul.t •tih'.rdinair Mm mtln itlnul tu Hit (C'linilnufti Km i’lM* I lilt f I •ididiti'i bi l l l t * ' \ \ - tl 111 \ \ flip MIHF MltlP "r t T X A t m w t it m t E . i.r. Atnv a t ! Ii 'dun** 1—t,Pp—- I' liltrf* •4•11 a1**14111?, II" M’ r f f 1 **" , tit h - 1 h i n t \ k 11 ll I IlF*f i i l l i f w ( ,« I If I M$» i r i l F l l l h a t 1 s | •• IIMf F ft A r p e c t a c n U r nil,III,cl, 1 lilt- l a t e n i g h t d u a l r u y i d llic P a l m Hxi ri t ir . l i i n i o r 11 ip.ti (tctin. il, - , nc t ’i n # l I1* ' c o u n t y ' s f i n c ' t - c h o i d ' rile- uffice nf (’nullty Mchoul ■Snperiuteu.tcui I In ,. . hnstian (ileceil the hm ui j loo m'd Accurding in county <chnn| policy, it >'-■ ln*nti-d f.«i uric Uni,I value, l -.'biMlO, pins <4 unit tui furn.ih•iig'. Ait x-ray turvev, ileiumetl t** -••,l in tleleclmg |toiftl,le ltdiett ttlu'tt ■ymplrtm, w it ilsrtcd ll.,' tnoinnot i>V Iwn tonlulc 4111! one ilatlnnatv I -XI>N lift h M .lN A t,E H unit! in Scnvnolc County by ' 1 ile.xltti D finflm ent In Im iu t iu (lie — , M u l.s u ra Fu lle rr,u , i,* ' atgoal ii lo x - * y (3,000 nr more pei.ntii over I i vest, r.l -se. |O N |l" N lull# I (-l*i \ tu i ’ .,,11 l linn lull «tul t«"lsv lir rut » ; auinnl c lis ig c uf Mm A„l>uuatlc (for to the ta d that Hoot -.n.lmg opeialmni -tc gomg nn it the yrnwing 1 t ill "w c IU.V 'v e il l..er-.n ihr hnniM r vmtan «•! . liiiitl L a try Recumi (lire ............. . Oat: . r .! 1Avenue during I In* aurunier uiwnlhi St. John* . ..... Ele ctric Store at t u - i * vvothl w ai. , , 1 • ami w ill ii# axMM#d hy M ix M i l Street ami Magnolia Avenue. M"'' County Tiilierriihmls AssocUimn, " li i e .c w,«> a I ink- in l ‘t',v wul v-ticu mobile unit originally schedule,i t" this morning. They mm- edvirci in I.u u n i' Iiur-. ■wu r ilr .il vim n p n .p h n) ,ug vvai* ' J nut ut into uperatlon ------- *......... at .......... Geneve t-dephium btu mi 704 01 lu cunay, was parked this nmrnuiK nn First Slreat in front nf 'be fit store and many x-rays were tei-u X-rays will be taken in Ibe *r„iitomorrow. A statlonxiy unit wa­ in operation at the Peoples HI"'" Store on Senford Avenue. At Seminole High Sohpol 'hie morning and afternoon an x .»v survey wai made by another mo­ bile unit of ail student# over I* veara of aga. The unit will hr ■> Grooms Academy for colored stu­ dent# tomorrow afternoon a. 2.CO o'clock, said Bert Higgins, State Board of Health representative. Volunteers are needed to aid in the registration of both white and colored applicants, acid Mrs. Ld- hear in lltf | A iid.rxun, xml Mnrinn Conway. i .u i ihe vvtlUnif 1u |. y, (j, Hwir.nou, uvvnpr of the tact Montes H arris wlm l# i n , Prim e Minister * *"........ •---------| laundry, left Monday fo r Boston charge' of negro volunteers. "Hut »l,w 1 thankful In *"V ou^tbly »k v # ua and aave the ” lli D r, Kraut. Q uilln.au, dtpernu „ f I dn not Ilea. Ihr.#e voice. world, the Seminole County H eaiili U n it,t Churchill apnke at a cm enmi" •,'rhal rolling away of ih i.ie 1 i i lending nut lt-tlers to all food , In which III) vv«. made a freeman „ |l(i , vha|nns and cl,,mix from JACKSONVILLE. Jim# l-l/E ) handling etlahlishniants, urgirij: | of ' I 1" Hornui’ h nf lienxinglon loirula of men I* the prlre— —Weathir tablet: that ail employee! tie x-rayed, an ,If C liitrch ill #ald: HIGH LOW STATION V. iluhldua, nanllary officer « f t l.. 62 77 Atlanta unit is ronlacllng ernployera per91 78 m l Ion ami l>v mir readiness ami unswerving effort, 1 believe that flrnwniville aonallv on Ihe m atter. 86 61 M rs. K lrc h sr yesterday traveled |ir*|iart(ln«r« lit defend mir lre« iliai priceleaa treasure may atilt Chicago 88 67 .C|«v eland about tha county to cntu|ilete ar- mini with our llv«« t r mhv avert l>o uained." 78 88 Churchill aim expressed the he- Galveston rangsmsnta for registration of forever the horrible vision ot m 66 nu lief that (list "nu united Europe can ! Phoenix white and colored student*. She third world w ar. 46 66 arlee will,mil the loyal lid of tha , Bxint Louis a lio talkad with head* of packing 98 76 j Shreveport tierm an race." homes, ferneries and business not heyot.d our power, and cer- German 68 62 He eald "to our daar Jacksonville th* awrul experience* said ha appealt app* houses w ith a view to obtain 100 taln ly 84 a and alllet, France, to Miami through which wa have parted frieniii friends allies. percent registration for x-rays. 98 88 1 Today members of tho K iw an ls should make us resolve not to ueg- stretch tha hand of m onglilatlon",. Orlando THE WEATHER Club are scheduled te be x-rpyad. lact anything any more which can (to Germany.) . Tallahassee I1Tallahasssa lik ' . vS f h iil UiKrri m illi mi F i* n t fiuii4111^ fill! tail il 11a vaifr 4n il»I ll fllhift mil i 'i 'I h* ■ liimJi Hir (i i a.^rldl "ill f Ttfflr* I* I fu a* lulls 1 i f |>ui f pi • ib fif •' II*• * all! Ill* I I t . f t Jl| iuf |( i f*r i> it jf mw w* iMzfl&i' i^•1ll j -V * <•"8;«11> * i■ *111nk11(rt- "■it •!* liiifini .aii*1 - I f .i iimntf uj y I lit I I Ie. I i.f I IiF (tl ti. |ft k.Pli St Kl if! (hill j iF lrh lH *4 lift* (Ail "•■•i h ilf .1 mil innJ v| j | hi m n i i iiGitmii f1«n ft(iht ft iii*I t'hgiMr fur 4 lii'dftlfdi Ain|, Ilit 11**11ft# If 11If ft I'ai mu nil vt Mil IIII "UKllidlt Mir 111** h ** flt.llMlft •ftI t Lv •IlF- fJal.lftF ll Mkllt fi 1 li-ikl lltHli fIillll* i|| I 1• Mlfti | jf ft • it i Mill- •In'll Ihr |«,|. I I *• ft Ihi lit* ta14s1 Hilt Fit 4. fill ( o m it \ Siiifi* IH *t 11 I l Hill till lilt' tnmillhpl IL fi h I t i.irft turn |fFi iiiudi'iif liAftk ir|(u isi» ItEtiiy l -iitl ii* itiuhv v rlF iiiift \ infix'll 111111 F s'llftllv Hill o d P in * 1 mill -«f •tt'il |r J|4r i * l»' ft(f*r 4 n H llfftl uiut Ik8*l#*«i IHilt* ilFuii ih nmi Mniis | a, i i'j iiji'ihi*! nf h f i h*. |i» • I r'ift*I (Tit Mini liidlkiiifFft m Mi** ru | |tl<l(lliv (|a#. |{ (t tin*4ir* ii! i is«t m il Ini, r.t w i n tie......1C ,.r nnidi- I *lf I Mill [tliHin tin:,' lie r aid I i'lll|m| nf m Ft» ifiisi'ft l iHit'fiFtl 1 Two Mobile And Stationary X-Ray By a email puncture, with the* tuen of the etcaplni air audihle 0f prje# nn materials and Units Start Survey In County And the tire changing shape be- products, product, accenting tha the adjust­ adjust* fora your ayee. By a blow-out, when the gaping hole late the air out all at once. That's what no one at yet hat ■Mdletad in the current business ilttttla* , which by any normal AUMarda haa been oyar-lnflntadmanipulation of tho rantmant made a few aaan credit proMuret latkuary ttagij hat the hole* In the eeon- i (lif | Lr 4 i r I I n 11 Li f II ifr in e11 I>11. I>4 *< 411*■ (i? »i Lr L ill i f (Lr I ii i lilts 111 / v | |te.I 4 t'liftilitr f ill* Lai ill" llic Hr* If I I PiMil I hr lt,»li*L t i »•(**.I f iiF (I i s u l l u u r i ) A ill , .t n ia.it l f It* l F \414 It ftft Hlllll I Via. Jl.llit'k fun- uft t p.fn fvlift*Ii |tr iiftknit ft (lOH fill InMil\ I - u lr | f I t*i lh " -I- */ f 'HI iff nd Hit lull, vvlil.it klt'f tlili | , , ‘l j W A M IIN i.lt i /" * I I'leiiileo l i , ...... , , ' ", ! ’ ’'lis le tone I .I I, |„dn„« ll,r 1 ‘ 1 , 'r ,'M ................ I ' . . , lirfnldl I - , .. , 1.1 n lilllh |*J*| liltui IIr wi*. !Li. I N. fiit 1,1V I I ■ll*91■ fit til- F$ Ml I'lf **iif HilPaiiipftf *11 iter ti{ht ' \i mr (L v ■i - i tr»v n r till ii t • i I I l|t >1 i ll It Lr I f • r II * ll.F k Hill...... 'I* ttr tl l Lr , a •• I K It 14I • 4 ti|i I •' | l,r • ....... *” • ?U||||ll.4.*1.4*’ I * J J (lu ft4-I Hll* Ufa fthlt ft» HIII I | I U .al/r I •I* 1 ll I ***Pf iLf hi if (| || >Lt y i Lif 11!k ft t A4atr If (J i L( it. iiuf iiMiFlil ii | j (ill idjifil 1 Ilr 1,1 fltniMUlr W sag|i| \\ .11 ll s*t» Fi 111! ti•*ill ll.F lull ft | p|M4 llltllll Ornii|i A|»|<i,iv.tl On ' A i l.tnt Alii,ni< t* 4U Amertraiw A re“ s s r i a , » " » .* “J“ Killed In Memorial '“ lir'X,..... Holiday Accidents ‘.S ra "or 4bIS Reuther Shootings a<lr aJ I i.r*e v-eie ..il.ei i bailors |.••-*-■ vr-l ll, llir loll r - liiiia lf j to • *,*• m ii pie,rut bum tlr*»,(Hhi,lit .Ift tin I t.i.hii.iii |,i - bat now i- brwij pi,.I in |iei),„iii> ,.ii J pi ' ririxa iilii„il,-l. «!,..(> )e^ulalea II* I (i d«leKaii„n» Kiv« re- iOa •I hHfai British Shift's State Itepartment Bt*lease Di l iveil Okays Pad Delay, Bv ( hiiuM* Bi ds i I rniiaii Declares I 'r 1 II), a i'.,n>tder f I 4•** .lul.i, Me|,.t, ,i, I1VJ **■ I *1 Kill t'luii- t . l llic (ill,i,e „-e MJ |he e f•l if Ii •I 1 |• ,,• lit If il - L dir* -t * »*i .tluriUin, until* It.• 1‘ i-i-a r tame k l\ atlri a !|>n,ied I ,, 1,1 ,n e , il,e i,nri:',{ilayi," i,« p. *•..■»I , r»,.i,i„,i ii.tr.1 l.t the V r|e, in, I .ii,in,i||er I be ,snr,,s* i.>n i r,,i it.e i,,|| t., 4 .(and- d* It* i man a wMlisiin ,i„ ti„iig)ii . t aiMt.-Fvl it fi . in in,, Wn-.'l, r-.iaie m hW2. I Ii at, i i 1- in |, ,. ,„ ie,| i i Iif lair a || • tee. It 4-.lv ell t -II |,me I i Pi — an,| triil III at I -1*111 a •!» A II||(M ( I 111 i.le In* o.i *iV ,1 S « *rlts F11$tr latalo i W .iil.l Wa, I and II \ nrian prim ,in bill stter tu». tm s ...d an i.m l.le t.i i.u ik " .1 i. e in.!. i,„ r many ,'ii't . , - I- i , ln.lt>; In Ii. tI.HII >ltie| ll,ll i un­ 1 r i.i , ,i I I, 11 , 1 ’t i d le . ,h. Ii,dills O il .,, I. iilf«ti*!e*h.* In- Mi-a-.’i, Hu.I,iiKh, ii it,,neit 1la I ; I *ti * • In I XI ells However, the flensle passed « At piesn.t, ..... -men ».r l,sued utility regulation till1 which via* „ta>ll.|v received ill Ihe Home trnlsv „t,r ,e the hireling* Hie held Af Tile fit* of ihe loll urn ap ,v, ,|,r ,',oii'lo*l..ii ,,t llic *e**|uns, parently sealed when il via* ie hnwevei. |.ie*s .dtic.i- ....... each ferred ta th* Public H iiln ie t and llf t)l„ Transportation sn,$ Annao|»a iatlons ittees. T h r Pohllc H lilltie s Commit f t I* ot -I Kjiir^flliltVCl, l,.I Iwt i» p ll.e III,nf I «ikVin \ Ini tit i 141f il tli.it IfkilfAifil f* Cal I *«••« rll k*|ntfaiu I llir fnim ti W V '- lllN I.IitN it) I ►| i C d i| f' MM i*ffUHl •di'dif*»Mil nr r a4 t. •I ,dl lilt,'iM I1 tlfiill” »Ml« «* Kftil liltilp nn fPli-4 >‘ 11# fill i •*»- ,«11 1 11#11|*dlim11111*111|! 11itI''f t HI 4 t lit «Ft •»- * salt * IMIAI *■ i L r nr* *1 ' r *M l*r « iii^lflrly ......... ....if imnlflH11«c k-itL ‘111- 1 I ill' fit** |l|ll>bf f ***' **' •* • U(v f t i i a, I I n , ft I .* *4If IF tie d e l wed "liu rm g r tlwaf Hr- » •a •* Hll 4 iem» mil ,.,11 ,.f I • " iM**(11111 * power lu.it, H-fore treef 4h,l nr' J <u ii.*n mt lh * M»ll i * * g,■»•, f mi|<lilt!. *' *<«»»• mi r I l.i.iii- a*1*e*n ill iLc I tun I In* * ' *I ^1 i4mi 1 be .sailv ■>( H rrllli centers ,>)t .t,,|. CtiinmUtee has rejected such pro ,.!*. * around lh« i|oe*lloti ,,( I ih i tnimrti-''. nine f,,* ,t in-nit*,‘i«, *» »ill*** •*' * a pot a ll before, and • lie* Appropria­ linn tielweeli itie ell v and western 1IlF l*«( >1' ' M alBIlilFFil tint | tl V Mti-inMt *'lf tions Committee is lilghly up* (Iptiiianv tiiiwe ittd m li.tn m s JUJU'Pi **^ i . t-f, ia1 kmh h*1 »a|1!>■«!Ilf Uf hthitiL tn 1 IV-. * till I Alllr . . i -------— - — w* r * likely , 1— to -rnnalder I» ill tH'l* I *tl < . the . -mraauve I* I nil V s iI ff I* lull lilt* Huvlrl Xu lit* *ill V » f|, Ilf*!* .1M.«- *I 'Vi, 11ii ■ 11f' vF * -■ f(■I i! 1lMl‘ 1-11*I *1 „. ■ .»(* » ) Mtj> the short time before ihe regular il(lrW ll„ tl *i *ft3 L«* "ft I * - tl * I, hip♦tilth It 41 4(| I t ill >ii« -.rue session *nd* Frid ay. 11- n i.l <•■*>< KoVeln 1, 1 , 111, lielWecu IIICl, | wounded yesterday In an mitack I t j *1 ll if f I M ill M s, si s MI I Lr \ | j ) The House voted down an at­ • *, f c I 11*** 1 on the federal police aiaiim i at tempt t« require that the central ea-l a .I lin t ol ticm auv. Ii tint 4M-I itllFr ia(|.p i | t I-*l, [ .j ■ U I mI a>* Al l A o i c i l , al l i i i u n r - a i d It - . | 1 Huanuni. Several puliremeu wet* purchasing hill he debated tniuot141■Ll Ittl !• ' Lr i Ittrt’i I ■ i[|t il Ptr S e u c la iv i,| tilulc I Iran A ,l,r- i jVrftlfti:**•I inw until a vole is taken mi It. A JTKB IDi Fr nHKEr8lo --------------------------H , A H H O Cl IA 8 ’| 0,1 ^ T" “’ I illrt I tinI IIUIIN 1,1 I I I .If I I sf‘ The central imrchasing loll is | , r . > | » , - c d t t o i i ilie- c o n n , il - c - - i Tha rummer aaaaon'e firs t bl , J j* j ■ I It** • IIU.fr.I 4. f itl s, . . , j «1. ,, IJI „n the House calendar for rnn- i n o v a n ol , h " r c e t i 1,’l e . l " l . o- i * ll weekend was Nu. 202. .................... i t.i V , l";1 sfciffe 88 « , |AwvfUj’J 1HI , l . "ft-W -U. �I -b T in 8AN F0RD M f t A L n . H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Bolivian Riots Native Born ■; ’ a. - WTEtft?V-1‘Xt ■f'sP* '• '!:' 1..'k-j. •A ' WEDNESDAY JUNE 1, l i d f 4Cigarette Tax 981 Cities Have Retirement Plans STR O N G H O N E Y F L O W Tavares, f l a . — T ile flow of orange blossom honey has been r r.« tis « » 4 r> M r * « i o m I ICaatlaaaA Pram f a n n a si W h u t I h a n a tu ra l- b o r n r lt iiw n o f t li« U n ite d S t a t e n ? I t very satisfactory this season as a wounded. levaiiua, would not It-iialue nodi 'By O B W IT T M A C H B N E th m ig h t «cem t h a t b y s im p le d e fin itio n t h is w o u ld be a p e r­ C H IC A G O . June l - l/l’l— Nine resuit of the long blooming period Tumps were illu p ild w d to the ! businesses. They it III would he for citrus. Many trees hava so n b o m In th e U n ite d S t a t e s o r In poaH essiona w h e r e c lt i- scene liv Genernl Oviillu Qulrogn, ........ Vntmlm M io i.i.r . ■ to all ’ present crim inal hundred eighty one Am erican cities lisve retirement elans plans In effect ‘ *> bloonwd n d on fo r the past 1 he Big Four Foreign Ministers prosecutions. nrnserutlons. have . me" o ff'aBn". * * ( ! — z e n s h lp h«H Iw e n g ra n te d . B li t w h a t o f p e rso n a b o rn e lse • commander of the Oruro region. T. l» l% e i the h a i Ill e IBM ' ... . .. * ___ " _____________i n I TThe lia mli.nre employes, the I n - ' months, County Agent R . miner* ihrnui threw stlaba stick* Af of Au. dy Council In P aris seems no closer •. naH 4a, M u i n Payment of ta x , however, could for ■ ■ ■ ■ municipal ............•••v w h e re to A m e r ic a n p a r e n t s 7 w •« Bareh *, I M . namtto from surrounding hilltop*, to suhslnntlal agreement between not be used a* evidence fur run- ternstlonal C ity Managers A ssn. K • N" r r i’* reports. — T h i s q u e s tio n h a s been ra is e d w it h fr e s h In t e i^ s t hcHussia and the Western Powers ox others hint done la « vein stand o U f f i n u dm a if j vlcllon of gambling and Invotleg- elation reported today. , --------------Metier I c a u s e a s soon u s F r a n k lin D . tto o u e velt. J r . , w o n it se a t In Saturday at the .Slain Vlente Mine than It was when It started ten i King. I The association said that d in in g ! MONIHin IIMAM Glltldt RAWING CltlCKH C o n K r e s s , in a re c e n t Mpcfitd e le c tio n in N e w Y o r k C i t y , jmm>- of i hi. f'ntlim group. 15 miles days ago. In fact the conference IM IM M M l l l l l l income tax rP,m reports ' the Inst five years yenrs ine the numm-r nnmlmr oor: f: Jackso nville. F la - T w e n ty.fo u r . ............ tax r U itn e i« s. live tins lost modi of the atmosphere j. Federal Hwny. They r ill telephone and M il pln s t a r t e d t a lk ln jr about th e |« )H s ih illty o f a p o lit ic a l c a r e e r t W e n tir r fc ify 'M A T iil ef am iability In ./hlrh It opeiicd. ij*°n ld be used as the hasls for t h e if m" 'v * <owulng till tlir!r cin|>I'>yes |iu v « l County t-H cluh g irls have links with Oruro. ie a d ln K to th e p re s id e n c y - T h e C o n s titu tio n s a y s o n ly a tm- — -— • ,;J S The ......... worthwhile possibility *» levtod on the Inert*.-** from M l to >1-10. . . 'nrted 1.350 baby chicks In the The government dead b *l InS jM t a . AM The survey did not rover school i Chicken of Tomorrow contast, J h* ,lf 'hr AM tu rn l- h o rn c it iz e n c a n be p re s id e n t, a n d y o u n g R o o s e v e lt w a s eluded two A m rrirnu r'Mglneenr, Him appears pt the moment Is system employes. It reported <in; ucror<liug t» Miss I'ca rl l.a ffltte , h o rn In C a n a d a * a t a s u m m e r hom e h is p a r e n t s w e r e th e n T . J . II. O'Connor »f I'asadenH. Mirvir sort *' *' a , tl «»ri of economic eciinumic unity liew .... of in.OtM) or more home agent. »lW Rlm iU r hillx Imvi* ninmunllips eW le irr e lirra . rerite _____, , 'e________ liv in g in . In so m e q u a r te r s ft w a s im m e d ia t e ly c o n clu d e d f'u llf., and Albert Krofting of |w«*«*n I lit* Kant»'rri Jttiil W eitcfn f reeeletteee n l eellree other s ta te s .' population, Heattle, W ash., and two Hulivlnn /ones of Germ any. The chance* of ■tele ter ifer lee n n p u i el th a t he co u ld n o t th e re fo re d re a m o f th e p r e s id e n c y . W alkar of Ila y lo n n ; In addition to the (MW cities! ready have gone n political unity bln fee 4a, frill M be rear are I n* __ J IM MM Mi Mill M reStgl R u t W a s h in g to n n e w sp a p e r c o rre s p o n d e n ts b e g a n d ig g ­ employes whom miners hnd selxcd town the rain pipe . neach Introduced a hill to levy cities covering nil their em ployesi*A at rage ter a e rrM lile a r i m as hostnace at the .llglo Vlente in g a ro u n d In S u p re m e C o u rt H I oh a n d fo u n d r e fe r e n c e s to mine. « • _ M'rerreea'rre *aile***ill, I f Soviet Foreign M inister Vishin- a III percent tax on Illegal gamhl- [ i!OU cities hnd retirement plans f o r i * r v _ teleae n n r i n i i i n epr * n*l hoot legging. police and firem en, III) for e it h e r :!’ 1*1% Ci# l a I O T H O I1 S Tlu* l.a Par. newspaper l.a Kasou sky last wrek gave' his rustoinary tree. lee., t i e f r i t , rblraea. no le s s th a n t h re e old n a tio n a lity la w s In d ic a t in g th a t a .The levy, whleh W alker e stim n i*' tiollrcrrien or firem en, and I I co v-’ . ! flP T O M K T R IH T iit N lit N m u i i i o , a i. u « u F liild h o rn to A m c r lr a n p a re n ts In a n o th e r c o u n t r y Is , lit ((Holed O'Connor's injured whloW, "no" to the proposal hy Amerlcn, I " k , , . M s a t s M - n iM M »H»eA be Hire 14 la e'm iab a r ai* iba th e e y e s o f th e la w , n n a tu ra l-b o rn c it iz e n . J u s t s e v e n y o u rs Mexican.horn Mrs. Helen Cusanu- llritain and France that the llus- ed w ill raise f 10,01m,nop a year in ju rin g other groups. ______ i I!, Hears a -i*. l.a aat. b-IS erinled Perea aMrb la rallllrA in nndii ce omuin mu ima sm , , A ila a tlr Matluaal Hank M14g. Iralf la Iba Ml tar rreabM- ag o a„ m Mn a rr yv la rt m ru ie le n d, m oni th e m th e e b s is o f a 1IM 0 la w , va O’Connor, ns saying he was 'sinn suite of Germ any form a polI'haae M York stall* lisa 1 • | . . | * • „ c , .| | t . , nn« n n tiir n l la ir n u n il attacheil while ronferrlng with the it m il union with the new Federal . I New •I all Iba lerar r i a a irtalH . .k . a populn. ^ ’ «h,'’ , il(n of M.IHHI.DIIO. tbla aairaaarrr. aa m»ii aa all I hut th e re tire nnly two klmto of m w m n , n u tu rai-lio rn »n«i mi||p .................... .. „„ pny raises g,.|mhlie mmprlalng the three £P w a« Alaaalrbaa. n n liir n llz e r l. C h llilr e n born Hltroml to A m e r ic a n p a r e n t h do f#ll. Ill(. western theatre*. Then y n te rd a y I M‘'public, I t " _ .n. J L _W|t)NEHHAY, JUNE I, loin ■Sffs Tt? not h a v e to In- n a tu ra liz e d , so tty th in M a r y la n d r u lin g t h e y Mr„, o 'c.m n o r, mother of three h, proposed that the Foreign M in -»u o „„K l CVloV.w h ' Z - ' n , r V T ' l ^ children said she told the rioters: isier's Council Invite a tlelegatlou r | ** " V,*11* initH l th o p o fo re lm n n tu ra llK ir n . R tp . Hrailev Odlnim ol Seminol" If you k ill itiv hitshaud I prefer / „ ,m the Communlst-domlnateii l *,,’ "verage tierA ll o f w h ic h KOCH to ahttw lh « t t h in g s u rn n ot ttlw iry s .......... .. with him ." was among llim e nominated by 'tier.nan People’s Congress" of the ('om.nunlsm Tallahassee newi|Mper cnrrei|Kin- w h n t t h r y snn m , « n d th e l» w , o fte n re g a rd e d its r ig id n m l O'Connor shielded her from gun- Soviet xone to appear M o r e It. . J V i,Hi ‘ " I1' » * n,H' r The "Germ an People's Cung.ess" , ‘ w hnJ ' J ^ danli 41 lilt "m int valuable Irgr. In e x o rs td e , r e n lly Is fle x ib le m id c o n s t a n t ly c h u n g in g , n o t in fire , tail he him self was fa ta lly While the chanres of anv polit­ th e w o rd s w h ic h m a k e la w s hut in th e m e a n in g a ttc rlb e d lt> wounded liv two ImlietN In lli'J pits adopted a conatltuthui far a ical unity I h'I wi' cii Final and West lato i” al d ir Capitol. neck. Mrs. O'Connor said P atrick "fie rn ia u Dem ocratlt R ep tililic.1 th e w o rd s , Green of Wenatchee, W ash., and rhe idea of the delegation appear . are allm ... . Indeed, . . _■ aulhorltntlve .. , * A tnenaring wood* tire wlm l> W ilbur J. CtM.k Of Heim, N ev.. ,M|! |„ifore the cuttncil was to art- ? :" ,rfe * ''t. P aris say the Western Powers w ill try In sslvugt' suin'' was providrnlinlly (|itrm lird Sal wen* ttenlen and kicked, Thev were voente that western Germ any J"hi urdsy afternoon when (h r Inuu token lo the Cutnvl huspitnl. II,,' "Germ an Democratic llepilh- form uf iTununilr unity for G er­ many front I lie coliiicil meeting. I The ta il wav strike ch II was is chough) was hroken hy ,t Hidden llc." P re s id e n t K lp ld lo Q n ir ln o , o f th e R e p u h llr o f H ie P h ilip There may lie n elm me of hiicci' kh The three Western Power* voted lin e . downpour (mints up the intputlau'c plnen , la b u s ily o ngnged In la y in g th e g ro u n d w o rk fo r a pro- * ^ '^ 'p / 'llJ ln in g V e n ie r s , on rmtu for there Is smnll diiulil ol providing some kind of lire pm d u c tiv e fu t u r e fo r I i I h people. H e h a s p ro m ise d h is su p p o rt In lluctu’s A ires, ArgcntluN, Mini ilitwn Vlshlnsky's (iruinisal. They that Moscow ils c lf is itnxliuis l» > ,'ontenrlrrl the Peoples Gnngiess jj,,[ H|, |,B|*.eim*nl which w ill open (action llttniighuui the county. I he fo r " a n y t h in g n ew th a t can c o n trib u te to th e m o ra l am i A u liifiigii.tlu, Ghlle. Isn't ipally represenliillve uf JJ1* mi triole I n lin e ,, Flnsteiu h iii I Lord U kcs rare id llmse who lake p |1VH|rM| d e ve lo p m e n t o f th e c o u n t r y ” . Germany, a* II claim s In Is*., N« , Western Flurnpe. O kayed care o f th rrm rlv n , and il the net 1 -pi,,. |u , r ( , t j n th1» d ire c tio n Is a p ro g ra m fo r betVishitisky gut an echoing 'm>. j The Bus tern Kurupean IHik * I* This |ilojecteil eastern *"ni' i • |tl „ |,„,| w ay, ecunnttiically, owing *u ity for lire control continue* lo t c r h e a lth an d w e lfa r e fo r th e c h ild r e n o f th e In h im la . A s u r ­ imlillc Is l<* Is* a tn talllarian '*'• ( „ i | 1t. disruption of cimlio llo a O n u * . Krsa* I'M * Oaa) bt ncg letln l. the next drought may v e y o f net uni e o n d ltlo n a w ill p re re d e th e h o ld in g o f a n a ­ M ass), the lu lr * group sent u letl«t- gone like ihose nf the other saim(in ,jP, Western Kiim pi' is doItol end to hapfuly. R u ral Imtnct, tio n a l c o n g re s s w h ic h w ill b rin g p re s e n t co n d ltln n H to th e Ir r tit III*' HimI rd I Ilnr«*mi id hi«■Hliiti't*. Hhnulfl th fh ' , ' *! 1,11 0,1 I iir U*ll**r# I uvniini* »tf tint M«» farm building*, grove* ami ware a t te n tio n o f th e p u b lic . G o v e rn m e n t fu n d s h a v e been p ro m ls uncsliiig cost figures. Fnes nf the i,tw e e n the (!nmmunl*eil ‘ tim iin n KjIH|| pin„_ However, It might gel Hptialc.iippruvi'il hill conlenil II |ie„o>erHlic llepuhllc and tlie le ir raiH| (, r jf rIn re were « re home* may he d rtlin ved ami die etl fo r th e c u r r y in g o u t o f n e c e s s a ry r e fo r m s . would invnlve a federal outlay uf , ,,,1 ,,'|,ublh' of the western m en, numpth'ii u f trade ri'lalion* with c m i may run inlo million* of dol­ T h e u n d e r-d eve lo p e d Is s lie s an d s h o rt lift* s p a n c h itr- fld.IHIII.IHHI.IMIU lo $l|i,ISM),IKM),- | (,,. rone would prnviile 110' t j(|1 ,.„ ,iu tiI,.* I h'I u iii I the iron cm lar.. *(H‘ar-h..... I f« r theialtempted mm- (|ll)| n c le r ls t le o f so m a n y O rie n ta l (leoples h a v e t h e ir Im g ln iiln g s nun. in Id vents, The rules committee killed *lm inuniralliin nf the other ,h rl'‘' 1 Thu* a revival of economic rein•nppioc il i* cx(is,:i mi It*** in th e In a rfe m ifitc r a r e , ft s s l a n ti p ro te c tio n o f c h ild h o o d . liar legislation last year. /lines. For that rruison Mosco /u-a-nm tn offer the only like much In aik ih r Am eriian |>rop|e \ m im e th e w e s t e r n Id eas m a k itlg Hn im p re s s io n In th i ( In, n l o n o K a b a l h <I >-111 I • h a t ' wo, ild lump a l the chance to maae |»r„n m| for agieement. In any O rie n t a r e th e need fo r Ire tte r c a re fo r c h ild r e n , a n d th e im lo lo tprm l nmre money mi llir inii. , , , . , . .. . , . I ling for the hill, ntinininrril ... soch » uni...... and by the samu event, Dial ground |irolialily wdl P hone 320 112-111 W . 2n d S I . „ m,w deailllne token the w eslein denmcracles w ill he siiiveyed. public iclm ol *y*lrrn«. Iml , | ir p o rta n c c o f e a c h c h ild a s an in d iv id u a l. T hese id e a s s h o u ld ()I1H Hr( (.*,-(,| „ V keep ns far Sway fr.rm it as poscnmmiMec nrtIon A iio e ialrd P in * rrvcal* dial Amci g r a d u a lly h e lp to Im p ro v e th e h e a lth o f c h ild r e n , le n d in g r«uMeanwhile, lie told newsmen, lie lean women »prnd AZ/r'lU.ilOll.lKM) to a h e a lt h ie r m lu lt people. T h e e n lig h te n e d F ilip in o s a re has advised Chairm an Hpenci; (l>- ""ii'i'lile o la lly , ................ . Gntmniinlsm looked. every vent on cotllieluv kMMHI, m o v in g in th e r ig h t d ire c tio n w it h t h is c h ild h e a lt h p ro ­ __ K v. l of I he Hanking Cim im ltlee. 'iitiWH i )|(iwn Ilf* ii'in* m,se *** at Uncle . . . » Sam * aal"'l which ........ lied the housing mraa .......... luMtrd Gerhart F.lsler to he 000,000 nn iieim iiticul wave* and g ra m . ore, to seek In by-pass ‘...he,I -f ....... ''1*'1 |[ed dominated an WJ|() P«"'P " " m aniuirr*. $1,000,000,000 on pci — • "Germ group under the n e w ........ , T h is fugitive fume*, dctulalolir*, t v : shadow tiei'king" procedures. ,|«.M<-rllM*il liv a H. H. < oiigrrs■ “the ehalr■ aM1|,,nnl ....... 1 e„m m iltee as a n "" m a in i.i. rye lid , i l l i>.I* .in Under Hint pioceihue, eninmlttee ns loir tup f oniniuidm faUe eyr-L^hc*. and ,$1').0(H r *<F• In t h is tro u b le d w o rld th e re a r e m lv a u ta g e n In Jiv in g man iif the legislative I'ominitlee Hgnil In Am erica, remarked y e s - , on curtcl* and h r m ii'ic i .mil .1 * w h e re nn tine c a n g e l n l y o u . T h in ap p lie d to G llg it In Con- 1,11 Hilling a bill can tiling a vote tcr,lay when he lajj'le. In I’ragiu I on a measure liv filing a motion In .nronte to G erm any: J •»" * * toiled aCCOUtlPIlieillr. It-ll'et * ll ■ I r a l A d ia , a t th e m e e tin g [m int o f A f g h a n ia t a n , C h in a , Im lia , tbe House, Is- In GxechoslovnklH MU' nol, more than lOO.IMMW'D I Inuoie ''ii'iiH liu t a n d R iih h I h , II lied in th e v a lle y o f th e tip p e r In In lie* United Hlalea. . ' lUpporltr* e c ir *ul:l 11 t V"*< >•'' 1' dim R iv e r , Im tw e e n |M*nkd th a t n ttig e fr n m 1 0 .0 0 0 to 2 5 .0 0 0 S<» fur conc«fM* th*' • ovar 5,000,000 fa U in , whatever feet h ig h . T h o o n ly iircem * id h y a th re e -w e e k to ild o m e rid e tkay ara. N» wnmler w» r a n t .il o v e r « n o w y paHMen o r l»y p la n e to la n d in g f ie ld * t h a t a r e I ff'untlnued From Page One) iiim a fe in th e h lg h c d t d e g re e . J. , , , 1 made by the llniiae exempts ford lo pay tor education. aoTIt'M . salnrles. the ...ultimate reN o lle * is hereby g ive n llis I I G ilg it fig u re d In th e new n Jim t nt»w tMienime o f th e on- teacher -.............. . . sn g sg e il In li'i* lll* « s si ink Whan new laxc* are levied, atk "V 'i11"<a dsnc e r t a in t y a a to ltd n a tio n a l f e a lt y , f t lined to lie io n g to K i m h - l j'f 1* n lr i' * wow‘ " f llrum ler-l'nlesloa your Icgidalon where yuur money tor,I, Klorlrla unfler 111* t l i 'l l l i o u s <1. MacN alll n t lr , w o u ld I lk a to belong to P a k lH ta n . an ti Id e la im e tl h y i , {(< M»«enir«l to "cliiar.i* Inter- i.nme nl | q4i , A Tarnpa Tribune d u ll Writer In le n il In |1 t»In A n ith e p o p iiln tio n Mj o f 10 0 0; id c h ie f ly ...................................... M o h a m m e d a n , f*N „ ( TI*f , , , (1 in ,n |UMV1ll»nK oiovliling PI* an ndrnuaie A g e n c y a n i l I h s t- -I r(| • ilid . IK* MX l, »M lu w0,0 ivm inv.lixTilM m* Die ..................... * ‘ — — * * ‘ ** * L j who wa gather 11 not on the .State p ro b a b ly th e rfrc lflin n w lf f b « i >r» f a v n r n f P a k id t a n . M enu- ednentlnn Air their Mpisd child ?,r d ih r m v P iiii *u« nhw * payroll, reveal* that the Supreme w h ile . H it' in h a b lh lllla n iip a r c n t ly r a i l re a l HPCtire In l l ie l r e n " to urge "their reprexenln^with1^ths Court judge* now atkmg hn a k n o w ie d ire th a t no one w ill a t te m p t a m o d ern b lit z k r ie g J ^ X l o , h and " h e mmmV"tn H#m wage intt(A*c, have jin l moved liir o n g h I hit a n i’ le n t m m m tH ln paHHca. siim u.rt the In,,l# r n J Ih K it m « i *n b i u * ■ hup purl tin* npprnprlaUnns." iippruprlatbins. into their new $1,H00,000 done aii'l U w nrr lie miulr* the statement ns llie l _ marble palace w lieir tliey »it at iHeuate cut n ff in lrtslu rlln n nf new K IIT IC i: T il APPM AH an L-diaperl ro n feirm e table whir h | bills and started debating a tfiU,- T O IIA IH T l.l'.K . K K IO A N H . w lm s . ' (t(H).IKKl umilifird sab's tax bill (11 i i s l i l e i u e Is l a u n i i e r r ' t l r , OsntglM ro»t $3,570 in ratved ami le.dltcr il a r e liereliv r e i p i l r e d l» a 11 help liaiHlice llie Htale's Imilgel bn I,eYu covered armed rliair* at $5,7IHI ir « * ii* io * r « * n Psa* n «*i M'HM|aii*4 S im s f a t * lis * ) ar mi J u n e i«. H I * . Il) a c e r t a i n fnin iidinurnment Frid ay. d i v o r ce p em llli* III llie !_ In'll!I American ship in enter Cmiiinuueach. They have a lelephune 1 ah ilie Inbtir debate and ilslleraled: Tbe llmise still {blundered L ii u r t « f H em ln n le r m m t y . Klnrlils. " F lv r r y t h ln g h as hern w o rk e d iat-held HliMughai I,as been Issued Ill CliHflfftry, all iililirevliilRfl MH** intt valued at $5frl) anti inahogrtiiv over fl- „ r w h i c h sslU i s i l s e Is . . . . n u t to th e M N lIsfarlian o f e v e r y . to the Ghlna V lrln ry nf the I ’aclf- around In a rpiandary ]*> wa»l»baik«U u i i I mir $4 r m i h. Mi- , „ „ | v cim crrnm l." I nances. Il again deferred m l Inn nn K K IM A N H , IM s Ia lltr, v s. I'A IH V |ic Far Flast Lines. i.r .K K K lU A N H . Ii« r * n ils n l Its own verilnn of a sales tax bill lowly taxpayrr wlm pay) I list lull Meanwhile, Undersecretary of The vessel is due about June 7 W IT N K H H a ir lisn rl *m l a tfle la l while he me* .* map box for .1 j State. W rlilt said today that P re il* I from Han Franrlaco by wav nf while a c>uninittrt* nf three mem- k * * i a t H anfnril, F ln rW a . Ih l* l t * l lirrs went down ila lra trie re-check Aar uf M»r, m i* Tientsin and Hung Kmiir. d tik and lht»w:. In. papei nn llie | dent Truman rmialdera the pro O, f'. IIK H N lM lN 1the arlllim eUc nn which Jill dii prun'd foreign m ilitary aid pro­ The first foreign vessel expected ciisslnn has iieen haxed for the r 'js r li. ( ’ I r r i i l l C o u rl floor perhap* ha* a tight t*» kirk. M sm lnul* C o iin lr . r lo r ld s gram mm of hln "nnut urgent pro- her* alnce Die Red iirrupatlnu is LtVjrW' f/.Mgi ui UL. 0 .(4* past 57 liny*. H K A L Became nl die prevailing pie liimaln" for arlhui at this session the Dutch ship nthsdsk " f Hie 1 In making a token In percent >f Gongrexa. Ruyal InterrH-eau Line*. Kli* I* due jildica a gain it racial prejudice, ’ ru l in tlm appropriations hill yeaAt a new* conference Webb vol- F rid a y . tnnlav the Hnu*e presetIhed that pew* of a lynching make* bigger iinteered a statement on the latlx* Meanwhile, In Hoot; Kong, the new* lhan new* of an rt|iially Inn latlnii aliuatinn, em phaaiilttf that pm . government Kong Hlieimg none of the cut should tin made In rftn lU lv Evening New* reported t ’liltiese funds sent In the ruuutle* to pay nn defTi Administration tel and gruesome murder. Ilu m fm h •he ,000,000 Commuuhil troops have men pled teacher salaries. want* action on (he 11,460, of people are murdered every day. Hehm, | Hoperlntemlent Halley arm * program—m ainly for Weel- Generalissimo ChiaiiB 1—mainly Chians Kal-Hhek'* said „ M1 that would ........... "mean ........... . an Immedbut only I he moat itntalinnal in ­ ern Kitrope —before ad|tiurum#nt. J’lf.*JjPlW'* ®f rangHwa. almut UKI |B(„ curtailment of flta tf aid tn tha volving the moil ctinipicuoin peoThe military hill hae not yat m llta »mith of Hhaughal. counties" for ichonl srlnml hti* bus ooerallon. operation, ‘l ever get* into the headline*, gone to emigre**. Wehli *ald It The newspaper said Chlknw also current expenta and tchmil conjt when a negro U taken (mm a will he Mid up a* *mMi,a* the legla- had bean occupied. Glilangg went to atriicllm i at tha rata of 37 per* " " j' .... Venghwa Fi _ • tifl In a imall tierngia town and lallve leaders ran declilrrnn the Chlknw ,. a. town near THE WORLD TOMV t yap.~ 7T \ N O T IC E ! Filipino Child Health EffiTtiw Saturday, June 4th We will close our Htore at 12:00 o'clock (Noon) on Saturday’s. IVnKion Our store will be open Wednesday Afternoons w« SENKAKIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Future Of Oilffit BANK HOLIDAY NOTICE The following banks will be closed on Friday, June 3, Sales Tax Legal Notice 1949, in observance of “Jefferson Davis Birthday”. All orders for currency, payroll, etc. should be made In on or before Thursdt/y, June 2,1949. ___ L Rrltlsh Ship Truman Report The Sanford Atlantic Florida State Bank National Bank of Sanford Chrysler Offers S •j* •hot lo de4th, rapilal it m ile ol ft OifouRhniit the Ninth hy thoie who would tend ftdeiel lump* into th$ South to make tit tavage* be­ lieve. ft it nol condoning Ivmhing. believe, lo point out thal tide n .lh« f i j il negto to die,in the ?ou»h year at ilia hand* nf a while mpb, while hundred* of negroee been murdered by other liett wav lo handle It, r?.«ev i f M ? , K i u i r '"/V.i.m' " ” i l "T h a loss to the ro im tla. for Ami the Whitt Hnuie laid Pres­ U h - llL id **,! Im In L'ninm.M t h , , f •xi*en*a» w ill hsva ident Truman will make an im­ mm 1 * '* 1 '* n ** mn * to ha niadi up at the county leva! portant ipeecli at Little Ruck June Another pru-natiouall.t n ew s-' J J jjn It dining the annual reunion of papar. Wah K lu D ally, hi a <b»-' 3 i« r b .» the IlRIh Dlylituii. patch from. Canton .a id . the Red thraat to Houth China had been "elim inated" hy tha withdrawal of two Communist armies Irom ttm mi kuhan area. Wah K lu xald one arm y uf Man_____ ________________ ig hack to Manchuria by rail where (EHT) Julia 10 and arrlva at LHt)« an unknown numliar of troopa had Rock at 4:00 P. M. (EHT). H. Will ravnftad against tha Kiyls. " ' i L o S h Increased Id valorem taaes. which Is Impnsslhla In moat ennui les," he declared, "The people nf Florida hava Indlcalad many times that they want guml school*," Halley said. "Th ev have Indicated, too, that they are willing tu pay for good achimla." Tha South Pola la on a ulataau K tttA JE - B ssar Rose »ald Mr. Trum an w ill speak In the stadium that a at Si 80 1EH n at lh« derlitaliyu uf a w ar niamurlal. , • ' T h a Praeldani w ill leave Waah lane, tha biptnn 011 hia personal plana, "Indapandanca, I8 :5 o r. P. «• "imtapenflancBj at ■ .i»:;tu We heat a greet deal llieie tUy* attamf tha raunlon ball that night. •II the money the federal arpment upend* ia our city and |ty, about the new |tn*l p ffk e , new Armory, the deeper rivet +. a® ?® m ,is ( Detailed Report l ■ .h.rasn.'as.tx.TWi- 1 j|, relief grant* for under­ fed, We do nol hear m murh •ecrat file# wa* backed by P rep Id*fit Trum an, ahtf read a la t t ir t how much mngey the federal front Undaraarratery of I S U t a , it lake* out of our county form of taMi?' Therefore, if fag lo hoar City ManaMr I point out that Florida pkid lo io Iho federal foderal govirM 9 J,J3 5 ,7 M o i ■wch ■* Ihey paid Itr* nMeOarran r! to chairman committaa federal City colored Spitfire Engine even i f you play a hose on i t / a * * r* H ----- ^ . i m n i. sue„ -----. in high „ . F pisMinn! Plimeeted hy Chryilar enaUMrs «l y first Initmf uced high cmupretiian to _____ 'America «•■■■ ■ _ 3: yesrs sgn! tt«lurins m il higher mni|ir«wi*« Chrysler'* mighty Spiifirw sasig *!•$• years ahead. Xnw you gel completely **Urnrni>fed ignition eyileia, aail, rfiiiribul/ir, wiring harnrn, Spark Plugs—avarylhing! And again our detrelnpmaflls hi enainr in nl ad (on kaap p, with nur adrancea in perfnrmanre! Full Preaaare Luhrl, Cilhin prntnnga engine life. Liclu tlr* Fall near Oil Filler keep* nil *n dl*n Ihst a chtnga i* neceeurv glaka IttMl iMrlalih rediic___ parts. And these are only 1 Chrysler engineering.' »*’ |ha atbera cen'l melch. Paoni ne today far a demonstration. OTE PAINT T h a t* la aaaa batter at aay price. Can’t Bm« It’ 'Ym CuTBssI It for Pries" U nsvsr an aocldsnt, but always tha mutt of itentlonx, tlncare sffort, intelllisnt dlrsctlon, aad skillful asacution, mY«r we ■■ 1 « ■ala1 « "W 1 li n m i •=2 fira t Yon can’t sta ll this amazing Chrysler High Compression IT WITH Jamea Wabh layin g thalr a w , prom lead to sfva tha aoeetmlUaa "within t Amerlca'a D r iv e through high w a te r,.. S tart instantly in dampest w eatherf Appreciate r * L X ~ T .mr r : ..J -;X| is m ... ' \ W & y, - " war \ ■.'"fti-'v-iV vs 1 a 51 vdv 1 :■ CaM j i i ^EPM C'l R BBSC youe patronage -«T,^ ^ ^ H n p am im p ssa|rv v " - v 'iM iT 7 J ‘ 'r fllV P M il -'inepwi wm V • . \ 1 '- ; ; « ! 1 \ V4 V,1 1' jv,-'1 -V, ■ '••v'ri, >- r ' w m Kou mgi ■Ml' * 1111 ■ mk! .......... 1 1% : r ..... ■ \ \ *V. -r\f! �Social And Personal Activities \V. C. Hills llontir Olyvi* Ann Ailums RADIO STATION W .T .R .R . Nut ion’s lliisiiu'ss p •iin i, ni and stale police cooper»ii>•I will, city poll, e III the roundno " f gam lilcrs unit hoodlums. friiNtfnurit I'virmi I’iirp (liirl |t ohII iimmiI Triitn I' nbp Hurl 11., ii m lmn also was directed and Chicago. again I known subversive groups. Ilul vmi should nevei lose sight \ ginmum shot Vteioi 'lo mgi \- 'ieoities have speculated whiuh* I of the fact that aninflated e co n -.„ win.I.-w of Ins homeih, mglil <i il>. Heuthiirs were victim s of nmy is not the host one no m m e j„ f y |„ v _• | \V„)tei was -U.it sun "political" (dots. Ilian a tile with too milch p ressure. j | „ r | v the night of Aptil 'Ju In-i pumped into it is the safest one vent. or the one that w ill have the tongW alt, ,, ,u,>-i.leu1 ,.f the C l-i est life. You can't keep blowing h T)liu.,) W .n k n s , ami Vietm. »i •<n 11a*immI Fmm lr«mtp ( l i f t either one of themup to over , |,e m ,ion'.-. 'ducatnmol<!!■-■• ' n. „ i . ' .>1 the slate. You w ill llughei re, -ids, ever greater *lK». | |M|||| |mveemu gelicnllv oppo—.l pn1• pale tu that fight, x a * And the economy bus been K lll„|,|n ,« in uulo plants. W ■ trust that Coliimhla has blown up mil of reason Since th e A ....... Ilm). *„.l *ti. urM • I within you the contvat tmieasomiltle prices w e re ’ policy rackets woie said to I uim n n ..... Mini liumnu fievdoni must asked amt paid for goods and sec flouristuut in the fitetories Race in .. u . . I beyond all else— vires. 1*1.1 houses sold foi twice track hookies also w*Me iiclrve a r u 'ii l.te Uself for any dlntltlwtint it in«t to build them, l.erause long with lotteries. i-liiiii.it u is u tragic backward people hail to have a place to live. Police Connmssionei H a iry S "C sed ” cats, maybe with ! ' • ' Toy -iiiil he had an on.lei w ot l.l \' ft 1,-iMO .lint** kr« r^days and fitl miles between them tip that the dl-diiy Fm d - u ik * . 44 Si J l.'KM-t-H lit till' Htflth fttmUGt ami the new car dealer, sold a l ] w j ,| , ,,5.04*11 men absent fmm De | triiiiiiuiMnti < i Utriii(MtV, Thonu who ridirnlously high piemiuni prices , r())t |mtl ,.|,sl a gambling *1 H11111*f i ‘t t I'M*it SV4II k in February over those fresh from the assent -w.dbd 111, xn ih total of gradsyndicate SL'on.llllll. I it v line, because people wanted a i uni *"' f ni m u s t rt.0 0 0 . The Wavin' fm in ty 'too iff s ear. or had to have one. without w aiting. People, making mine than they e v il had before, paid mure than $1 a pmiail fur steak. Isu-ausc they 1 wouldn't eat slew meat They p a id , a leenid high price for a w hite! shu t. he. ause lhe\ were tiled of .w earing khaki. i They're letting the an .nit «f lu ll tlm.se lite s now. Sometimes I von sraicely notice It Sometimes i sum hem it escaping, like Tues,lay all It........Xpert* say ........... Isn't go N nw Hi’ in it T n h t’ ii I*‘n r U n 11 mg to l.e a loud bang * T e r m H o g im iiitt: \l tin <1 n >, Main student* believe ilial pi I • 'if unlive mill, sonn'lline- lulled *av ( I . tid ie r H rii. ages, ale piediiiiillianll\ ndigbiiix in llien unite.ik. M r. and* M is. W. C. H ill en* T i l l ll*l» \ % torlaiiU'd on Sunday with a beach I IS patty honoring thoir great niece, \\i-*i«tn J,i m l*»*r ti n s* Miss O lyvr Ann Adams, who w ill U . -t t't it ,1 111»■ , a*a ini1* k * hill grailuate this montli from Sell)XXtnolo High Ri'ltool. The gmiip ,N(KM|Is trf H)* guthored al ll:tl{t o'clock at the 1, 1-111 M MuiimIic tt-.M.IfG l»*\t«llrr*fs _____ H ill's summer home al New Sm yr­ YIihmIs Hi na Reach where swimming and | \\ tlrl .1 MmMis* Janet H rtxel, whoso marMr. and Mrs. W aller E . flrton games wore e n jo y ,.1 after which TH U RSD AY • ;r • it Ml llttm .V *Jtl"! tinge to Howard Flaher of West have left to spend about four a picnic suppe. was served, S .» Ism% Seminole Clm pler No. 2, Older Englewood, N. J . w ill bo an event months in Now York State. Siu • f* »»♦ it *■"• Those invited In he with Miss t •.( VI I t. •I t ■»tv III llltlt* honorod last of Eastern S ta r, w ill meet at the of Juno ft, was ---------Adams were the Misses M ary t * t . li*— t 1 t ,V si ,r | Masonic Hall at 8 ;(to P. M. Tht* Huttmlay at 4:00 o'clock with e Mr. and Mrs. K. H. I.aney aie Anne Gallow ay, lle tly e Reno Hull, \!»11t*fnk Nni li ft ................. ............... Coca Cole party given by Mia* w ill he obligation night and a nor Ylllltit I \ If.| 41at both aide to he out ufter ladrig III llnrharn Ann Kdenfield, Endsley «•) III 11 Nitull • Ice honoring past matrons and t . VWlfht at h rr homo on at their home on East Eighteenth M clsrh. N ixie K ii.h lm ff, Hello ) hut i *1111* past patrons w ill la- held. Golden U k e . Flam e color waa ef- Street. Duncan, Hiirtira Rucker, M ary, I'* intl.it Vlit'-lt M<l^|i it I Vitt li-M*'■ I The T . E . t„ H a s * of the Klm l J J " g . >" ^ * 2 S * * ™ 1 ---------Helen Kite, M arilyn Messier, Carol > fit MI IMI'M Sr»l«K.H Baptist rh tircl) Wilt meet at 7.:ui I '^ ‘r.h „ ' L Cullen Wright of the U niversity Skinner, Lila l.e fflcr and Carol \\ t«h I an. a*l— Ml m||| n in P. M. with Mr .. E. Itonlon, M l I bri«hl marigold* ami gladioluses. of Florida ha« arrived to spend .lean Meriwether. I I 1M *“"til <tu IlMIN I't| m*HM"w Celery Avenue. I ,,u r ln * the afternoon aeverat two weeks with Ids parents tn Also Floyd Cooper, Thurston I ’ '■ Mi Hut |tiria I I Knm«B were enjoyed with prtiea Sanford. Tht' I*! ring*1 I'll* llrtlir , T y re , Dan llatlen, John K rid e r, I lo I It r - 'Itt 111144Ik1 ,> |0 \ n .\ T ‘ V ln g won liy Ml*.* Marthu Ltulcl, ------Fred Cooper, Jim m y l.udw lg, P. | ■ I. SjnfY Itr-lir A rth u r Hranan tins left for the H. Bach, Hohlty Htisson, Eiigeno ♦i HU \ . U k The Plltlalhea H a ss of ....... “ " d Mr"* -■ Sim k Morht'i ltf'|*<‘ll F ir s t Presbyterian Church w ill M' trlM’rt Moreland. U n ive rsity of Florida in Gaines Harper. Arnold llariin g to n , Dan­ Mil dhttf Mm*»r|.l H eim inim 'iiin w«rt* *rrvcd from ville enroll for the summer aid Deal, Angus Melnnis. Mr. and ' meet at 8:1*0 P. M. at the home ---- - to - — - ........................... I'" *! Ill V|,lt k »'l M»r|tri| l c l M rs. J . O. Andes, I MIL’ French •«** dining table which waa een- »t**|<m at the iin ivo rslly. Tn I I.IIm Sniiga Mrs. W A. Adams and dsughtor ' r, ill S|M<I Is, I’.t *Ht|p Avenue lerw l with white rameltpa. Mlaa __________ Ada and the host and hostess. '■ I > MimIiIi *'hi i k Mttg ■ The Ruth Hpeering G irl's Anal- ' vt« h l was assisted In serving . Mr. and Mrs. T . G. McFmlden i'O I 'I I MIHU nil l 4 lt.M.1 i > S.i of nr at 111 MHitiPt Hut, lla ry w ill meet at RJW P. M„ '’Jf " V * * . #f.r * H rtsel nml M r*. „ f (irnvelninj and K. I,. I.anev »f ^ 'I* l‘tt|Ml|.H Xltifli Group No. I with Yvonne Cullen, /' 1 l ,e ffl,'r, J r . During tn * Charlotte, N. C. were rerent guests ' .......... . Ittt West Nineteenth S tr e e ti, ? / " " . T ? h** ,.hJ .......... a presented 0f ji*r. and M rs. E , I I . Lant-y. I Mill* Mil I | ln|r«r Group No. 2 w ith Nancy Rountree, t ML," Hl’ t*«d **Hh * m irror ua a i ---------— — I" r<r|ll| 1)4I \ 1a>«a| a •’ 1 I ' It 11Mil \ it | |i| l|| N 804 Klin Avenue. I *” •“ .1 Friend* of G. W. I,. Smith w ill * I 1 I'* I 1.1 Hist* | I pSi*MI MUIf 1 „ , . Those Invited to lie with the regret to learn of his Illness at W tHtU. June 1 i/1’> V i*ti TU ESD AY ! hniioree, Mlaa tletael were class- the Fentuhl latughlon Memorial Whl,t was the gii-ale-i performTm itt ,i111'i1 T hiti VI nIiMai h i H» luli'fi nn 4 Pupils of the Davis Piano ............I ,lo ltl5? College: the 1Hospital where he M undergoing 1,1 l,H’ "f ...... >***’ lin es ? h « 4. i *ff M■***-■■ Mnrriimfi, A V 'iI treatment. ‘ ---- * w ill he presenleil in an annual re- 1 --------y JAnri T his is a une-lton lliu l draws d ia l at 8: th IV M. at the Sanford ?' ! Miss l.oo H. Davis of Sm iiersel, slim ply divided ..pinion in Holly Woman’s Glut. The puhlle Is cm- !?' ,? ! .!. __* rbJit* Godfrey, M ary Claparola, Pat Pa. and Zephyrltllls lias arrived h. .........I. j have asked ........... ................. d lally Invited lo at tend. | German, Jean Clancy, Barbara spend some lime with Mrs. H an v f" ' > , " " ,y ! Roth, Joyee Yeomans, Carolyn Heeren at her liome on Palmetto ' "" " Here are some •>( Ih. latest an hh Avi*nui\ *wers: Gene ,\ ii I • v "The ..lie I irinetil ... „ . w, , 1. M r- "«<• M rs. ,M. I,. W right. .Ii j iMnnnN BarneR. (Jtorln Welch* Htu| Himixhlc'r ( anil ru tiu im ! ym. l.e* m o s t is G t e l n G u t m o i n "4 ' n in H IP P Y III It I IID VY Mr. and Mrs. M. 0 . Hodges J-rmlt. Maude Trlam an. V ir g in !* . , prt|nv tl, Gainesville after spend die." | dnn'l think ih.it m il ever (M i n t i «ir n iM ii ir^ t m : K 11v 111NI It*4111 lie to pped." _______ _ , ;\ o i n i i .*j entertained with a hay ride nml « honey and P a l H utlirf, | ing a few days with Mr. and Mr* I tlt« I 1 1' H mill III 111' FlMill | »('* »■•*«] Lucille Hull A n n n I eigli In picnic honoring their tileep, Ml** Invtlrd from Sanford were the m j ( W right, Sr. at tlieir luuue t I * llttfl *•! oil t II lthitlTMIl•kII IItA11I*»l<u 4JlliM .VIit I , 'Gone Willi Hie W in d ’ It's n dlfV irg in ia I’relm, on Imr fimrteenlh Misses Tot U vln galo n , M aryann* Magnolia Avenue Iflillillll ilf t|, i n i ||, M I h i iIt role nml -in did n g u n Mob. Ilf 'III' >1 II Kill II (■*! fill'll u I m‘111 < |i a1tlx1]| 11 hi till! 4'll • till * '■‘HI t MI birthday Frid ay at Tdtn P. M. The - Springer, Daphne Connelly, Jo y c e , _______ 'I1A h hill III tilt'll II 1 1 1 i|( If lu ll1 * ,1 1 " i ’Mill f 4 * 1 fii'IIlM •'''(* 1 "» * 1 1 1 4 1 ' 4 KI m I t sl'ti a( guests enjoyed the ride to R iw k , Hotael.^KlIae^ Hutchison. .M a ry ] Erlem ls w ill !«■ s.u rv to Iruun I have seen it eiglil lime* mid try Springs where a welner roast nml t Ann Whelchel and I.ylllan Boyle. th a t Mrs. C. W. Ih-ck un d riw cn t nn In caleh il every vem 1' ..N' I VM41 I , m l ...... . Camille.'! v'l'rl: li'Vv I UAHiVi \ V:‘ Vi t ■11 ' j Fred Mu. M m i.n " 1C- Inn,I lo • pirnir Huppri* wni» Norvi1*). j Alwi Mrii H. C. Hotxel, mother* operation in the O range Momoiml till* Mi Hik it \V in- % %ili *t.’ I'liMtl III * <i(i*l I '.*(* *\ Hi*» I • *1 INK ' Ihulmill I -i It'll Ntilt SI I rtbi'MD ’ rhiH muv iiII II III *\ v i l Hospital In Orlando yestoiday ami pick one. lull I Honk | .1 \ i . i .s* •> iiow wilt i i; i i * 1(1,4' |imit>**ll tv. Stanwyck Ml 'Stella Ihilln left till'I * \ Mm i ; t t *\ <i r ** v s t ■ i *h U’ sang songs and playH several Mr„ R(|| h W| ht , |( Mr„. , lrnry is exported til l*e confined ll n i, I*ik'i;i"*| 1m111 1’-xHixifi Mli ini*. l"|( 1 NY.MlItl JMtk M.’ l l . ’ S l.t sx 1r M< L it llilltlllo, 1,ii•- . tf.i in" " for the next several day*. games, rhuse enjoying tl....... von-. w tKht If. Mrs. William l.efflcr, rh im liM r I ’dlhcit I'll ncvi'i' / I* 11 I ' 1MH III <»k••I’ll \ k'nnl , I ».• I.I..I. * Mb f • 4 , ■11• I III VI,til tng with Miss I relin were the J r Mni T Ei Tucker. Mrs. ! l.l LXill v tl, I I III It Mil ll.rlll “ I i ,ii' * *|!*’)ltl4‘ Mr. and Mrs. It. W. W ine plan t,« fi*i|*'! l l i ’li'H lin y .- 111 II)*’ Sill Misses Carol llejrjl. Dorolliy i |l(inllld .jono, t Mr*. Rudy Sloan iih n iji Sn.Mi utt 1 4IIi|("t *‘(,C MII 4li*|«4|| f I h IHIi 'I * 1 1 1D ll1 uiul leave this week lor n two « t e k ‘* Johnson. Jane Ratliff, Doris I , , „ „ h W, „ h t. 11 ii'd,*1 ' -,* till >11* x| |I4*» in -. ,,n in, t visit In Genrgia with then diingtit Jones, Kli/ahelh Gooch, I h e lm a 1 l(u|*4*rl VnilllR ‘ Jdhti 1t.ii 1 \ mm ........ .... .■ 1 , ,4t 11 ,i. til 1” \ tin er, Mis. J e s s e I,, tiiiidni i and lam Myers, Ele.iso Renton, Mm-Joide ujih n i l I n l i n e m^ ............. u11%11m.11l* In Hi H,u ,,, in M>>h 1111v t («<T I IV IT mr 1*1,1 King, Mary Tanner, Dixie Heard, *i sisters of Mr. anil Mis. Watt* at jm iinr 44111’, *Tm|»ii / uni) l.iu it ’Mtr j i . n u c i v I'ci lx T ln tih c ( ’fniplin ] Mi* f .*»»•• % Alice Hrowii, Hcvcrly Gray, l.lpda H J niivii’i * h lull lit M tihU i' nun ntiif it« • v • i v I in mu , In • t lir m * tilt’ll nf " Hji i ’ tl l.lucolnlnn anil W nnenim i. l.eonard, f’aiolyn Howland, Naliry 'Hfi l y I I ........ j nf i Id* I(i •mI nf nil 11nn ” hit i in - 11«*• i’ltn iiinl.t * •*n lmiuli nil,' Tfu WV Jo Conkw right, I .old so Me AlesI'm Ih,' (It. \V *4 Print! I ft w ill lit' Itllfff'ntf'tl l(*' ‘I ”1111 llfllllf 11 '* Viv u*tl I 4 ’litll III! hudmI i iiv llic •(♦' vl » . antler. Norma .lean Ellis, Frances Koliert Mon is, win. w ill grad­ trf Mir li'jiui tlint Lfwit* W riRhl, .It, Inn*» * mhu* With I hi* W u.dI « t*i • i.mi* in 1 mil v NI Pielm and Kncltel Johnson. ual e from the Junio r High School 1 h f* I: tn»t*n cnirttrd nifm lifr^ liip min I I'fM f I littitn "M iiiid i W y iiw iim I ( nn It*• ’ Also l.e-mnnl Jones, Johnny with the class of I P ill, was lionHncifty. TI i Ih J ih <‘uvulnidi Uw •* in »mv iiiciiitiry | •.rue *'iurm v l ••I» nn llll illallF » miii llussf, Monroe Pearce, Diehard ored with a pnrtv given hv Id* I»hl HiRhiii In 1 null wu* t n<*-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .** i nml iDtuU^*. |«» . f•*►in.iin i , 1,1 Hall,' Cecil Sheppard, Calvin Harolds, Mr. and Mrs. Herman E . In mi hm m niry liinldKicul MMif f y . 'ii - 1Ih * 1»****t •''l" - nl ..I ■It* ‘lib. u n i n l n l on l.utlil "* link i.ultli* in i 11 I vi Ki iiiu n n Hi Tlii> In in ! Itt t I 1id *1 Wright, Delheit Abney, and Glenn M orris and *nn Ernie. A ll eighth untnitui* Into whlili th e linn Is nf murft anil ■hlmluHtit f*(H K* With tin* Witnl I Imi wiih i •idu i 1 rii«*i mm n**l Id it . •I., \ .M | Nil I and Roger Hodges. The I ruck was grade classm ates, teachers, their | *•*I*M1 ml tn*Ii» ........1- i.f driven la the springs by Mr. wives and husbands, gnthcrrd on riH'DRiiition In ih f field of IdiduR-1fho mo«t | mt h ’t i *a>luu’ hi his- «.uM im.i vvmmrwnli i t " •'until 4, I'Tr>4|i( it IIt 1 1 1 4..1*4* kill M'lvncuii. to ry .” I Mjimh ii i l 'll ii m ivvlm didn't bid* •. I.... .1 It.i.s L. *r * (••«•• M Hodges. Monday evening at the M orris Jim m y Htfvvait "I tlnnl muykoi u m.ivo until tin- vvn |Hi " I' i M lit Mtlw ’-Hit. home at 1728 Locust Avenue. kt III li» ID nl' 'Xi' Fredrte Mm. It in 'lit l«t. \ 1 m id' . l e t ihtee B elle Ihn in Dm k , ' 11 »m used liy nmn has hern M|t|*'| ft* During the evening a full length , ! M l. Itvde.' It was a fngliteuing \ i ct . . . i ' F ie ,tin Y1m.li ,n ‘ 11■ 1 * 1 iti*tmlnf h "»* 1*1 Ft it•11 l found In Eg yp t in n lamb dated popular movie was shown on the H oIdH R e u n i o n tlhnig to wuteh." ,.I<-K> I md Mr, Hvitc' and ctuirle* II VI VV VT.sMN liy modern nrchenlnglSIs, a t 1,1881 outdoor play ground hy the Hunk l,il M i -1*1 Marie Wilson 'T 'ln tilcs *'et.urn 1 tug........ in '.Mutinx no Hie House In tne rear of the Morris ill ‘ More the M e ltin ' wn tiie fun- |ln tp ilv.‘ " home. News shorts and sports re­ The J . F . McCleli.,nd fam ily met SI mm Implements were widely view* were also shown. The him- nn Kumlnv for a illtlimr and fam ily niest tiling I've evn- -een, ( ......inf | r ,.|, . I firm " l .m t ie n n Olivier used In most area* during all of nroo was 'presented with h grad­ reunion nl the MeClellaud home ly tin- ,. ene where lie Inst h m ................... H eig h t.,' e*pe< nillv Hn t.ed-i.le scene." the h rnille ago and well Into (lie uation g ift, a t’ flueger Supreme at :iw i French Avenue. T h is was p ilU l'" It 1i-.it 11nd Itu-seli " l i i t v l i n o J.dm I in,I " Ylfie.l I .mil in "I'lie Iron age. md and reel, by his parents and the first retiiiinn ever held hy the pioneer fam ily of Hanford Mr. In ’Niine Iml the l.ulielv Heart I G u m d -in an ' mni he'- no relative Ernie. hart always c.iti-ldeied him tru . v ,.f m i n . . ed lu n ." The students were Invited to McClelland ami his fam ily are the eoncesslon stand following the well known in Hanford, uiul Sem­ S A N F1 O R D kO/Rn Lt in AN O nH iD >pUV(0l v ____ . *»n*x mD/ w movie whern candies, cold drinks inole County where he i* a county , '..,.1 , * \ T U R N O N T L A 4 .1 6 A T anil doughnut* were served. The commissioner. Hr servr d a number ^ * ' ‘ 1 MI Af * I V t m a a > . a* > a s t a a a w i a x a n rx r x a a "Hunk House" log book was tire- of year* ns sheriff. T in : n .A S H IN G A R R O W Magnolia htussiiliis and foliage sided over hy Grace M arie Htlnewere used ill ilecornling I ho rooma rlpher. S Those enjoying the evening with and the dinner was served h u ffrl Robert were Malwl W ard. Hetty si vie. Among those utlemling worn sons nml lltelr wives: M l. nml Mrs. IMIOItH O PEN I2:tr> P. M. H all) G atlin, Mary tain Bowen, Martha Jones, Lu rln G off, Ann Kabnrn, G. W. McClelland of Tam Imi Mr. M atlnera 10c • Evening* 41c Betty Klnard, Dot Johnson, Betty and Mrs, Morgan McClelland nf C h ild ren —.09c I'a ltrrsn n , M ary Carm ichael, G in­ Ht. Augustine; Mr, and Mrs. Jmuea ger Prehn, Carol Beard, Doris F . McClelland of Ja ckso nville; Mr. Jones, Margaret Morrison, Jo Ann and Mr*. George McClelland of LA ST DAY W EDN ESDA Y Moore, Beverly G ra y, Dora l.ee Coro* ami Mr. nml Mrs. I.eland McClelland of Wildwood. Richardson, Jane Eng lish , Daughters nml their husbands Alice Brown, Barbara F lv n t, attending were IMr, ami Mr*. Beverly Rogers, M ary Ann W ilke, Charles Yonaah of Daytona Ueachi Phyllis Shames, G ail B itting , Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Michel of Ual Gloria Collins, Joan W right, C a r­ llmore and Mr*. Christine H alter olyn Rnwlnnd, Jane Vance, B rv e rly of Miami. He vett grandchildren i.A/wn in m i A m w Benton, Elolae Benton, M yrtle Lee and five great grandchildren were THIINPtRIMti IN ITO RgAHAH ardy, Linda Leonard, Carolyn present w ith six grandchildren and BTlRRINIi IN THE 9WEIP nf TM Rowland, Janette R a tliff, Nancy one great grandchild ttnabls to H 4r,N inrr.N r>gnourTR)N . . Jo Cnnkwrlght, Grace M arie Hllue- attend. clpher, Louisa M cAlexander, Ja n ­ ice Reel, Ethel Gelsler. Also George Harden, Delbert Abney, Monroe Pierce, Melvyn Fleischer, Phillip Skates, Baulin Register, Aubrey Dunn. Spenrer HOWARD H A W K S '" R E D R I V E R ” Mis* Margaret Davl* amiouncad (lard y, R . L . White, J r ., R ill C lark, JOHN WAYHI MONTGOMERY CLII'T this morning that pupil* of har L t r r y Burney, A lvin Birdsong, wsitto ewf im.u losfim onu piano school Would Im pieseitted In t(N* I# a|0i||«i f,«*r rw*N a. i* r woiH §((•« p fjgfy a igra 1*4 Dilvvot th Sheffield, F ra n k Murphy. a recital on June 7 at the Hanford Raymond Y a le s, Hank M cLaulln, K I D D I I S U N D E R 12 A L W A Y S 1 l( I l ' Mike Rotundo, Wesley lla m ll, J r ., Woman'* Club. The program w ill Chester Iln rp e r, Robert Raker, ftflfln nt 8:15 o'clock. T k la It an Donald P artaln , B illy l^>e, F o r­ annual event and plana fu r the rest I me. J r ., Sammy Jacobson, guest a rtis t w ill l>e announced at H arvey W ilkinson, Edwin Tlson, a later date. Thomas Andes, Edward Wat kina and B ert R ivers, ■nil D m Divert), Hml Mm. K . K. True. M r. and M t*. Also Ronald Alio Ranald Brooks, Raymond Raymond Dali, Mr. and Mm. Jack Adam* of Toronto, Canada,. Canada, Mlko Homey. Mm. Galt, Mr. arid. HR. Adame alter*, Hobart Rotundo, Hugh W Walter*, Unhurt J. M. Btlnaciphvr and the Hotta B aker, Thomaa Baker, Thama* Rumbley, Edwin Edwin and ho»t**a. Lockett, Paul Rydo Locketl, Greahant. Hydn — — ------Tim 1B4B tleliiu|fieii! "*iil eslnlu tax HhI of the Chase, Joo Joe Hutchison, Terry T e rtv Cor­ Chain, CorHlrd* and reptile* derive from dell, H illy LBilly, illy , Paul M rTeer, the *ame (lock and fo«*U bird* doll, Hilly MrTeer, City of Baiiforil, I'Toniiit in pimti'd at (he front u u iln Palmer K ay— Society Editor Social Calender T e le p h o n e Miss Martha Wight Honors Miss Hetzel Personals » Hollywood *M I Virginia Prchn■! Honored On Birthday K , * JEPfcJtfX Mnun n S LuKfiil Noliuu r ... 'i!ir5:„d.hr.'"i. Robert Morris Uivcn (■ralduatjon Party McClelland Family m t&_______ Ruuthur Shooting's Kisunhower Speech KINDEKCiARTKN 70;i Oak Avi* - Plmnc 171-J RIOSKKVATIONS Mrs. Minit l limit # r= rv \ i \sr m ins roM«;m SOUTHERN YANKEE lli:i* SKI I IliN 111(1 \N \m i: I MIN L E V Y \ i-; it v in - l i i r i i s i ) ilhitDmsifs \v - tm Sony Show_ HCHH\COv0^ SHOW IN I. M l , I I I I Y , III; 0 III. Ill I . It YIN lilt YIOON t i l l l»l( 1 kit I ( Mi s I k I E S I ,M A k \ N IG H T L Y 1 I I I I . liltF.N I M il II 14 F R E E SANFORD ■O R LA N D O H IG H W A Y Wherever You Go STAR!’ TON Hi IIT HOWARD HAWKS’ GRPAIPROOUCHON RED RIVER ' ,i 'vv A ’ .•'A ThurHdny & w Friday! OaviH Piano PupilH To Present Recital NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TYRONE POWER GENE TIERNEY. John Amnnn, Bert Rivera, David *how many ilmllarltle* to reptilea Van Neaa, Richard Hall, J. T. Al- that do not appear in modem ford and Cecil Sheppard. Alan Mr. bird". Sparkling Water L A T T R A C T IO N — HR STAGE • LY — 9 :0 0 B A N C S R K V t lS A ll r e a l e n t a t e ii p o n w l i l r h I h e 1D4 H t a x o n h n v n n o t b e e n p a id , a n d ap n iiiat w h ic h lu x c e r t lf l- in a b u n d a n c e fr o n t y o u r o w n w e ll. C o o l, f r a n k , p u re w a t e r a i a ll t i m e * W e ’l l d r i ll y e w w a ll a n d do t k o p ip in g I n y o u r h otuw . C u ll n o w f a r fr o # c o m m e n c i n g nt. H) o M n c k A , M . a t t h e f r o n t , c e llm a t e . f l o o r o f t h e C i t y H a ll in t h u C i t y o f H a n f o r d , e a t e n h a v e n o t a l r c m l v Iic o n Imuictl, w ill b e n o ld a t p u b l i r m i n t io n o n t h e InL d a y o f J u l y , 11)41), F lo rid a, P. M. Dancer* • door of the (.Tly Hull and at Dip fronl door of the L'nurt IIoiihp mi the (Tty of Hanford, Florida, nml will rminm ho ponti'd for a peri oil of four coiiHi’imtivo kM’i'hH.F M. G. HODGES PLUMBING—WELL DRILLING II. N. Saver, City Clerk. :A m ■R W * ,’u Ask Jor it either uay , . , both trade-marks mean the same thing, l o m i D u n o ia AUtHontv o r t a t coca c o t * c o a r A tl v «v SA N FO R D COCA-COLA IJOITI.INCi COM PANY O l»*r. ix* C«M-C«t* Casaaar , W ■; .■. L ; * w VV 'l* ia?A a M fa jfla k i&j&m ,I w .'t-v »YypstA’ •kvt.vlsjii'tfj-: �f n iMi>o»p n b Uw W w M fh l . nxmm f T i M l l l»i naujLD, fftra m n iT Timb For Contest Is Oruber further atatad that h* ha* Holland Win 862,100 Glen Stewart Will Sport* In Brief outright Georg* Janell Changed To 8:15; tooptioned the Tifton, Go., entry In tha In 500-Mlle Race Manage Hot Springs By ASSOCIATED PERSS State League. He wilt re­ Rain Washes Out Georgia f port Immediately. - INDIANAPOLIS, June l - O P ) SPRINGS, Ark.. June 1 GOLF L ist Night's Tilt Meanwhlle tha St. Auguatina Bill Holland, who ahook off the IA*>HOT —Glen (Gabby) Stewart w*» Richmond, Va. ftam Snead of Saint* moved into tha Florida bad break* of hi* flrat two 600- to arrive her* today to succeed Whit* Sulphur Spring), W*»t Va., Stata League’* flrat dlvlalon latt mile epeedway auto race* to *at Pet* Fox a* manager of the Hut iXcated Johnny Palmer of Bsdln, TW Vba contact between the San­ 'S (Rente and tha DaLand Rad night, dlaplaclng DaLand'* Red ■ new record In winning hla third Springs Rather* of tha Cotton N*. C„ .8 and 2, for the PGA cham­ > try, raked down the aecond high- State* League. ,ta at tha Munieipal Park laat Hats, pionship. The Ancient City crew slammed **t prla* money total In ipeedway Jht wat ratnad out bp a at«ady Fox will he retained as a arnut BASEBALL downfall altar tha contaet had an- out 10 hits for a llt-4 victory over history tyr hi* victory, In the Chicago White Sox farm Pittsburg—Manager- Billy Mey­ tatbd tha bottom half of tha flrat the I.aeiburg Dodger* at Stan Tha Reading, Pa., roller rink *y*l*m. The Hot Spring! club li er uf the Pillihurgii Ptratei fined Inning. Fred Weber waa at bat for Karpln*kl pitched *i*-hit ball fur [proprietor won |M,676 for hlmitlf an affiliate of the Ho*. Pitcher Bob Cheine* 1800 for "intbC Olaati, and no Mora had been hi* tenth win of the itaaon. Ha and Imu Moore, owner of tha Blue Stewart, a former National luboidlnetlon." ha* suffered on* defeat. 'Crown Special Holland drove.Only League Inflalder, ha* been manag­ TENNIS In addition to the Deluind-San-, Hilly Arnold ever got more for a ing the Wisconsin Rapid* club of Nordwyk, Holland—R-1 c h e rd Tonight tha Qlanta play host* to Leesburg Dodger*, and it l«! ford tilt, the Daytona Bearh-Or- speedway vlrtorv. He led all but the Clan* D Wisconsin Stale Lea­ tPeiicho) Gonrelex of Los Angeles gained the second round of the InIlk* likely that Manager Ha) Gruber Nando contest was »l«o postponed Ithree Up* uf the 1980 race and gue. won 158,100, The Bather* currently are in ternetlonal Jubilee Tenul* Tourna­ iead Charlie Rosa Rom back to the because of rain, tonight ht to face faro the Invaders. Invader*,! Palatka’s Palatka'a Aialeas Aial teed off nn| Johnny Parsons won 818460 for saveeth place In the Cotton State! ment. I.oudon—Jack Kramer and Bob1 pitched tha flrat Inning for Gainesville'* Myrll Hoag fur 18(placing second. The Van Nuys, liy Higgs gained the sucond round Ih* Qlanta laat night. -hit* and a A-4 triumph over the U- Calif., pilot eat a nnew ipeedway YRHTRRDAY'H HTAHH >,f Ihe world professional lawn ten­ Tomorrow evening the Giant* M*ri-.Th/ ^ lr 01^ A*?1 h# A** e*. record fur rear-drive cars. nis tournament. nova to Loaoburg for a r e t u r n l,lu »•''*),,r. By AHMMIATP.D PRKHH MACING engagement ,'n ‘o Carl Furillo, Dodger*—hit homNew York—Safe Arrive) (18.00) Manager Hal Gtuber anauunrwl Montreat had tha ‘,m*ansit"i*r In Hth Inning to give Brooklyn uon (ho Cravat Classified Handi' mi* night that all gamas. atartWhan Syracuse'! dlitanc* med­ teem, New York the “nlcaat" in i8-4 edge over New York Giants. cap at Belmont Park. wtik tonight's tilt with „ tha, ley Re- National Hockey Uague playl Jack Banta, Dodger*—hurled - . relay team won the- Penn ..v MINCRLLANHOUH t*M, lit the Municipal Park lay title this year, It wa* the, laat season. The Capadiena apant 6 8/8 troralesa and hltlai* relief -J R M ,T»fk Montreal—The National Hockey wUI gat under way___at Iil6 o’clock first _ ____ „ Orange ___ triumph at the I 789 minutes In the penalty box; Innings In Brooks’ 14-innlng vlc- League director* extended tha U f taa remainder of tha aeason. Quakadtown games since 1927. the Rangeri 4)8. tory. irliednla for naxt saaion from 60 to 70 gamei. & , 0rl#ndo 4--- * n-. - rr W- - --- ---- « * t* r ****** ii^ w h THAO! June Special TN§ wi U 3— R a il Estate For Half— 9 m HERALD Want Ada Fas Rgerita rL U itc r teg M a e * lee# e< PHONE 148 A rllrln i F u r Hal* All Albums Zi Price — 5 12— H pedal Sarviceh t. i l l Giant’s Marshall Is Pace-Setter In National League Batting Race odgers, Giants Play Here E JT T V l — 12 tv I. Pel o g Team at I* [tarluna Uesch liHlnrsvltl* 10 is .!» a* xe SIS is* sssro k u x« XI 441 Ms Ht. Auaustlnt GtLana si tl tit 1 I'alatba it i* IM »*** tt II am 131, Crtando Leesburg >4 it .in 17Si l i s a n T tto r lo U n ) at Orisndn Imytona II*bc)i *i Pittk*. L(*ttjurg. at Haiifc.nl n*(n*tvni* at Hi Aosottln*. ■ •• a ll* f M l i r t a r (H ty lo n * H tsc h * i u rta n d o rain ppd (J*Latul tl H*|ilorrt. ppd, rslo. Ht. Auauslln* II; t.e*shurx I. I’a l a i k s fu a I; D sin ix ill* 4. AMERICA * LRADI K Pet (7* .III if) .)» Ill Ilf m Hi. Lout* id xo tto ■ M a lta Y e s lt r d a r no asm** scbsduitd. S A T io m i .r t n i r . Pet notion .47 S Hruolilyii .475 JRW YORK HI Lnul* Cincinnati Philadslphla Chicago Pittsburgh ureh ___, ■M el«# f n l n S k r Boston T; phlla.W|ihl* I. Riooklyn I. M*w York 4. N «» T o r k llo ito n r tilla d a lp h l* W a ih in a tn n D e lr o ll C tile* go C ttv s fs n d w l D in XL :t id i» IT 1Z H III 1* t> in I) ()■ 4(4 M* )l, ( T ; t«tk TALBOTT’S NEW YORK. June I—(/P|—Tlie pack ii riming In on Willard Martha)].uF New York, current pace-iellrr in the Nation*! League baU ting face. w Marshall, who led by 15 point) a week ago, it hitting .360, only two point* ‘head of Pilttburgh't Ralph Kiner on average) that Include g*men of May 80. Klncr'a .888 !»♦ — ---------- - * -------------only two heller than Fddl* Knxak *fter a on* week surge of 85 of St. Loiili, nt .884. Then com** point*. Red Schmitidlentt of St. Louis, Zernlal's ><i*k«n right collar Jsckia Robinson of Brooklyn, bon* probably coit the freshman hitting .GBrt In the past weak, Is outfielder n shot at tha league t h e hottest II i i c h I to the leaden. i*Hlng rliHmplonshlp. New on tha Jackie i* tied fur fifth with Cin­ disaliled lint, Zernlal 1| inaliglbla cinnati'* Ted Klo*t«w«kl at .852. for 80 diivs. The American l.eagua rtq u iiff Tbs Reds' first baseman alio had a sliding week with 15 hits In 85 a minimum of 400 at bats for till* consideration. Tims, «v#n If Zarat hat». Kinll Verhan nf Clllrago boosted nial letnrned to action lata lit July his mark to .849, good for levenllt ami resumed Id* brilliant hitting, place and Rolihy Tholnpion of R would he touch-and-go getting New York iciaptured * ip.-.t In *n the plate inn inn>< He n«w has the top 10. l(w is hsttlng eighth at 188 Tib’*. .335. Third In the nlmvlinga through Hid Gordon of New York, .320,' Monduv'* gnimr* wn* Button's and Id* teammate, Whltey Lock- Dom Dl.Mngglo wilh .888. Othtr i* r man, .814, rmind nut tha top 10.leader* ware George Kali, Detrol hitters. |.835; Ted Williams, Boston, a; Robinson Isad* In runs batted In Dale Mitchell, Cleveland, .3„« on with 39 and Is tied with Pea We* each; Sam Chapman, Philadelphia, •Rees* of the Dodgers for most .326; Eddie Kubimion, Waihlng. I stolen bases, 8. Killer's total uf 11 tun, .32)' Huy Hieveis, Ht. Louts tw^hnmera Is one belter than New who dropped from first to nfath ■ij I York's Johnny Mize. .320; end Detroit's Johnny Grotb And the surprising Chicago .818. Whit* Sox today had the one-twu Slugger Williams sat the pact leaders In the American Leaguellti two Important specialised d* balling race, but No. t with a .3 5 5 part merits -homers with 18 ami mark was Injured Gus Zernia), now’ lunt-bulted-iii with 41. Another double leader was Mitchell, on I A sidelined for several month*. The runner-up, 12 point* behind in triples with seven and tied wiff Zernlal, was Pule Hose Second Bub Dillinget of St. Lout* is | Sacker Cas Michael* with .343 stolen bates will) five apiece. I — PR IV K -IN — ‘ WaU Paper • Paint Schooling R a c c s u i a a. a a n ro a u *vteHum Today’ii Special (OR FARMS hog.«», builnaaa "GOOD AND HAD" . . . . . end acreai property and acreage, tea your Rag. *209.60 8 pc. dining NE,W FJ £ ° E 8 ,,,rUc,id P*r,,c ' M oonlight S o n a la .... J.7S E. A. Htrout Realty Agency room anit* $99.00 «l»^ra maria ltl*a n«v%.; Orl* R. Mathleux, Aisorlat* J used 5 pc. drop leaf dinette 29.96 e*#*n*n* * 1897 E, Hacond Rtreat or phone l used 8 pc. living room suite 84.961 *■»*•“ • P°(wer P'*"1. H2 yean Dr. Henry McLaulin 1809-J. I used 8 pc. bedroom suite 70.96 bounty. 1 H M. Gleason, Lake Mary. used 8 pc, living room suite 29.96 (Jptumelrist A NEW two bedroom house near VENETIAN BLINDS made to or MATHER OF HANFORD the city limits, vary idea and 203 09 R. 1*1. SI. der. Hetulnola Vcnehen MlmJ 1Hi W. In* Ht. — l*h. 953 Phone 137 113 Magnolia Ar*. Phune 6P4 priced to sell at 16950.00. Terms Co. H20 W. 3rd. St. Pbun. Hgnforct, Florida WELL built frame and metal arranged. M52 W . ____ (Aluminum) 8 s 18 building, live window*, two door* end THREE bedroom house, very Expert Radio Repairing modem hardwiiud floors, 2 wired, ('mi be seen at corner Fred Myar*, 311 E. 2nd. Ht hatha, nice graund*, good nvlgh- Knnfonl Avenue A First Sheet, GALL 617 (or finitely. Generator Phone 1568 or 471-J. bot*. Term*. end Hter.er service, Swain’s ■ wall Rettery Hervlre, 801 W. F uel‘ Ht. _____ 1 ope ! * ! I ng " prof! t aid y . # ," h li,h H I *' n S ! ’ m S T h w iw ''foM m m ad mi......In. Plume 1433-M. Sflfc (IA FOR " I 1 have ranch lends, improved and See ue for DO/.IF.R A GAY high, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING unimproved, from (to acre* to ENAMELS ty I'AINTH, KNAMKLH AND TYPING MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M. 50,000 acr**, also timber land* and VAHN1HHEB. CREDIT BUHhAll OF with Pina, Cypres* A Hardwood. Alwaya "Best for the South". , HANFOHD HTANLEY.KIK1RRH HARDWARE ||« N. Park phone laa C. A. WHIDDON, HR. ----- •O R LA N D O Morning Reiitinal. Or IH H. Park A rt. Phone t i l l or Traits, one K-6 Inter-] lattdo Evening Star. Call Ralph| 16 x 18 Masqnfte finished building, RENT national 4 yd. Dump truck. A-1 Hay. 11B6-J. alertrlrlty, bath fixtures, room condition. Phone )0U4-J. R. W. for toilet. Will pay for moving. Jjo ajJg l^ ELECTRIC nr Phone 024-M. ACETYLENE ft/A R K IK K W E L D IN G ti— AHTU'LKH W A N TED — II Katiferd Motor A Egpt. (« A r l k u * F o r MuU — 5 WO AS ru e f t AS HATCH 208 W. lal Htreat \h n m a o o h m e thm o pill* paid fjf u*#d FRIED .IIIMlin SHRIMP dlnnai* Kllrnh“'* LAWNMo WERR ~*iharpined, bi­ everynlglil, II.nil, ilOMEK'H. L O O M ... cycles repaired. lurk anil kay /ALE N't Milt'* Hwap Himp We buy, nail or work. No waliln* - wink guar­ 0IGGINr trade iiund anything. 4011 Han­ anteed, II- W. Hlminati, Hill FOR 4 ford Ave. I'lionn IIJH J. SECOND/ Kant 4111. Hi., Haafurd, Fla, (Formeily with William* Halt We Irntli lime when you don't Shop), brln* your prescriptluna to lawny’*. Plume 10,'1. BTF.A.M-LUX Ituua* Wa.huig. Entire outside ate* including Iit IT II Nl'HKH every day . from screen*. Free ultimate,. Phone Il:l« tn 2:04) at HIIMKH’H. collect llvli'dn 81181, TUXEDO FEEDHi Comnlete line. (litI Wonted ; Hunt'* Tuxedo Faail Store. F'jREHTONE'H N«w Her vice De­ Frenrh 1'nntry (■:NJr>Y Holiday dinner at Laney'e partment-complete brake re* 'Itk- al*o week daya. Lunches A Batesmen winder) to iepr«kent the line* -overhaul*; liraka druma Hontti’a moRt progreiilve auto­ turned; mailer cylinder* reabort ordera. mobile anorlatlon. Exclusive, • paired; new brake luma Installprotected terrltorle*. (loml com-1 ad; light*, horn*, Ignition, motor I'lTTHItliRO Paint* for ovary l.ONl'. mleMone. Kxrellent working \ tun«-upR| ipark pin** rleanad; purpose. condition*. Tar eiaenllal. Raply HKNKAHIK Glass A Palal Co. and rebusbed; kin* pin*I'VE COT AN IPFA.I to National Auloinoblle Aiio - f front I l l - I l l y . fed. Phone 119. baarlnii, shuck abiorkarai car­ s c e n e AWsxHV elation, P, O. Hoi UK, Daytona; buretor oil flttarir wheel* hglPICTURE Framing - Large aalacBaaeth Florida. lion moulding* In atocE. Quick ancadj mufflar; tail plpaa) floor HALKHMRN for Driando, Daytnna aarvlcv, matai hody rl*hiantn*; radiator 0U&TIN& Reach, Hanford, Del.apd and hoaaj fan beltai Guaranteed HKNKAHIK (Ilaaa A Palat Ce. Meltiourn*. Wonderful oppor-1 work, uain* bait material *1H 1-1)4 W. lad. Ht.___Pkwna lM. tunlty for men with real ealaa ability. Established business KVKNRUDE Outboard Motur 9.7 II.P. 4 cylinder, perfect condi­ with leada cumin* in, flalary. and romrul**lon. Can inaka f 200.' tion. 119 W. Kiiat Htj'eat. to MOO, u«r month. If nnt InU fl Nnvy T -ah lris .............. .48 tarented In parmanant Job, do Premium Paint gal, 18.85 not apply. [ PX type watchaa (7.95 Bo« X Herald j Jrlu a r m s -n a v y h u r pl u h 185 N. Palmetto Atoruo EXPERIENCED Waitrsaa.' Apply For QUALITY, 8ERVIC1 Manager Terminal Qrlll, j PRICE. lialiu lv a Franchise offered for Try. BTAN LEY-ROGERS I first time to store or dtalera’ WARE COMPANY, this area for Xlaterlte Ever . m M S S h m Sm The MUSIC BOX BASEBALLTONIGHT V O I .U S I A C O U N T Y O lficiu l K K N N K L O p c m iu i lu n u C L U B 8 SANFORD vs LEESBURG VUG SANFORD HKRALD I ROOMB furnished apartment, Rear kitchen unit, full Hotel ser­ vice in eluding uttlitlea, llnana, laundry A maid aarvlcaa. llr, (knell, Valdai Holal. RSVK ROOM modern ipartm .nt With furniture • tKM H. Park >1Aya, T THE Cowan Apts,,. conven­ iently located across from the PoM Office, one room efficiency apartment, modern tile bath, suitable for business couple or Including utllltla*. Mr*. Dugfins, Alcala Lodge Road, Caasal berry, Fla.__ _____ _____ FTTKNISHfcl) apartment tilla b le June I. fark Apia. Phone 576fllY desirable apsrtmant for bath, refrigerator A 111 W. 1st, ___ RLE two had room iT u iir Sproofing*. S S f . n dIntegrity S S S ' . 'and B ' .charac­ ’H a t i M - I- * » T a mm mm M id , ;A,'1ii* 4- t •<. . f/: V I THAT banker BRENf HAP 6(N T FOR A CERfAJN HOMSRE 10 MllP ftW POvWJ The COUNTERFclltnBj— m < l « t evil tTO THE LONS; n RANGER/ F y' W A L T P 1S N KT ssa-satMSfwr ^ ii A W il ’>|V ' GCOAC IA , Pt'ACfi* < COULOMT ouw r tw o UAGGtRS/ PHAPPY P L A N P iN J I |NUMm YBM L ir ’ , * i- I1Y KHAN KTMIKKIlJ$ kound ter cotuldarad more Important FOUND) Rocory, Owner may have than! Inane**. Roi C 0 /0 Hea- by paying for this ad. __________________ 118-114 W. 8nd. Ht. Phan# IN . aid. H M d ' f l i a r G . . R .n v if& o d WANTED; Flaiaa lady axparlancad condition,' ranaonabla. Can ba in altaratlon nf trouien. Apply !f#n . * L *“ «rtty Lumbar A MODEL 45 Chayrolot IV* _ Supply Yard. Phono 797.______ truck. J. A, Nance, . w * | i WORK W A N TED — 9 __North, Club Diamond. *• FOR SALE ISS.oo nlc« floor typa show caaa. Boa at 9M Myrtlo or LOWER PRICES, Erpcrt watch1'84 CHEVRDLEY, good Tondl ^contact Analay'i UO South Park. Cheap ran be teen WIUI repairing, 0. 0. Fallowi, Home Bbap, 1700 Sanford Are. Phone ..J f T Y ! « . ? 1*J]onL 8 nll._ A P » r k W O O f C l T Super fordor w , Id ascallant condition mecl •f SSeaele H a i t i ■aeg e U x a 4 a r l * t re g e la r e e a se a .4 1**1. r u t i n d a ile a a a k u a lla c — V 'l S lle n r* Ep“Sg,a �TH E W EA TH ER .. I f e n t t f t i1 Mild and partly cloudy through Friday. .MiMlcrutc to frith north to northrast winds. 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 SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A . h .■■■ ■ Chairman Of Finance Committee Aaaerts A Special Session Will. Be Necessary Frightful Slaughter On Nation’s EoadR Must He Stopped, President A s s e r t s Inn* 2-r</Pj W A SH IN G TO N . June M / l > - (iiiM* Mult ‘Si'crets* ' ' u YORK, .tui.p 2 -1/1’)— • ( :■ 1 1 ....1.01 a, r ■t* t"iiin.| »'• >py ling j' iifk-.l today that “. h *i Mi iin'io'd ov.'r Stiito In i >' no'iit ,|..i i,im i.t to him* l I. on!.,.i aid l»‘ |di'U«|;rilplied H» ■ it... iii,i..,itK mill ,-tivo the I'll" *•> .1 l'l*lt*| u liolii he ldi‘ 11■• . IliMiling liir t'rilillii .n ' mull t|'|..mil ip HiIh . i.'in il lie Mm. l Alexllll•h i f 1• *n .ilia t t'l'lor.i, left 1" •« |.| iiic j ,Mi\ u fin Ida Maine ttiintiiiy, II. Imd been ....Ml r. >h piii till i il iimIi'V hilt ■a itl< ■•! lol I. iv>. vohuilar•i * III . .. 11,11 H• II .I'll of lyn. ■ lnn I,,* denied before n '••Mi •• »'i.ni*l piii ' hat lie ever 'mn-.t iip.i Slji'1 Inpmlmeut * ' i i. < iimil. i . 4 Western States anting law, m " I ihi many cases are pililully weak." iiih I ' v ■maiAM A8MV Official, anted by Eastern Berlin police, stand around ns a last attempt Is made to repair switch** In th* Prleslsrwe* railroad yard dtamantlad by strikers U> prevent the fk.vitU movln* and a lrel|ht train Into their sector The •witches wmildn I respond o RadaScrta, and tha rolling stock remained in U.B. tone. <lni*rn«iinnni) Longwood, SanLando Springs Are Mecca For Central Florida Youths lt»f«l Htivpftim^nUe lie d n la ird , "have a lin ly to tlcny ibc p m ilrg r ol u.iua piihllt. lugb ways to ibc llie unlit and the t I im iiih law In ra k c is. Mr, Tnmiati ipuke to tlic Prendent's ninlcrrntc on bigliway salely winch be set up thier year* ago to make bigliway. salei. Lailiri, the tonleieiuc irseived a ispoil ilial ibc President had ordered dnvei- ol goveniment ve­ hicles to lake the lead in .icctdetil preyenliou. Me Trum an said sufctR pro- gialua in the U.t year aavtil "almod it .non livon Hint prevented injury I" neatly Mitumn pursuits. Hilt, tic mhlcil, the "frig h tfu l yesleidav .daughter" continued 32, |I fI nV-■ X "llilinn w ’•’ tHi T TT' i day waii I lo pi p null kill.d and more 'hVu 1.000,- I we.t liliuuit ..ml (Kill Injured in traffic arrient* In ; IUIH. „ , I,,,. , - , i._ "T o put It Mimtlier w ay." h r , rail, "more than twlra an ihanj i . w, . Mr ....... i.nipci .m <1111 I’ ll HI V. . "■ i ldtiay, ................ 4 ■ ' I’. China Ey«m Reports Nations Plan- m N A N K !N G J ^ r-,(/l’i - «<n.i* official sourert said today Chinese! * recent func Nationalist army and navy Intces i hi (ht ) |otft| putties of were abtndonmi Mingtso. ! Winter Fark High School. SamiThe old German built north I mile High School Pep Club, apd China ,mit was the last K.ivern ? Jrnl metit holdout In north China, fhily, 1 ^ , 11" • • I'jri.idw iip||. i .. th* .unii. I f ' l COIliel nt I >x.« ill nil l-iivmg ti.rse pci.'i.n ho ,|tiiaii/.‘.l tml fpu Farm helm dr .tinyni Ljd'tw. Il.r.i l, e,ii . i ilHbldWvftir.’Mrlvrti Hwtldd, i. J farmer living non, lisa x. In.. In wife anil thnr two vein not nurthy of the name. Culling for Inpio vnm riit ha ilaughtci M arilyn. A t(i’li,|.n,l I M'lll.i liO 'I'lt.il Ml .aid Hie people nn "r*ad\ a' dl tim e, In support uni) i-ii"poala Shmiitiolonii, l , i , .aid Sin ld 'n i i. ni H.inllnasa lla Paa» Shi —i frni'tn i'j' of liotii log* and ni'oi , ------------— # , riiil in jin ic ., and Ml Slnhhnl iiffcr'Ait i i«*vi*r** ffini'M f*'M >« M i U l l l l A u t l l O r i i l U S lnrcfn l'" M*Mi H»gi* t* |»Mi<*«t ■» i it si • ♦ .1(1I'll Fill' ' Hi*l|HM|| I Ilf ll'» i|Hl |I • )H)| t* (I S| *1111r. It Willi 114*1 IMill • ,1,1TiB '5w, “.“SI Urctik lip Mmmir i p,,, „ M|I> sl({ngl Nu> p f |ln Kapp« vnlory (here. Uaminn, Data Blgmn Phi. FYom These same tuureas said the Ll«i- !1,ir,!?n? h ,CV N «,,,»ii^,rttv‘ led Stale* Navy definitely had ab y ^ r t C lul^jiim nl from the Uni andoned IsiniUo as a base lor me f varsity of Florida met at the hotel Western Pacific Flael. A Shanghai i several weaka aao. Luring the U. S. Navy source said he had Urn I the Latin Club of Seminole . '- . I t . j , . . . . I,.., High School held a perty thera, out of touch wdh Isingtso hul I 0 || 2.2.* a perty * tbit the report likely was Hue, students and three adult i Tsingtao bar been isolated on I sort from Wewahltehka West Hands Reds Plans To Reunite Control Of Berlin i Cily-Witlt* E l e c t i o n Proposed T o Set Up New Government I'AUI.S lime .? f/l’l The Wot banded lllliM i it pi in foi le'liiiiag l iiiir-f'im-i «milio| in lleilm. A I temli iiilotniaiii .aid die Ain* cricaii, tlnlfb and licinli tenni weie p|ai ril lirinir tl 10 .Soviet Ulr loll III a Oil ii,inii| r inri’tliw o| the I'oieign Minister' ('ounsil, the ilioilc'l ol tin, III day old vriiion. I lie inuuiicis will meet again I o i i i o i i o w iii a iei ici ic'Miui, pre'luu.ibli to get down to business ‘.w . (iamhliiitf (ironp i NmiItur hi I M(•• fiiiMlIy U’Ai li**i« • »H« ■ ii R••riiibtlti Itfiil I* • * * I iM *‘a,j tiiiirn a* "f | im,ji , f i*v. Nuhr. F 'itr.i • ft s (le n t O f C iv i I P r e s iR ig h t s P t i n ; r -trn At d im A dvances; R ow R esum ed (fPh WA H IM . I UN. In,,.- - A lion*' I.I.,n Mil..i.iiimitli’c app im n l Itnliy i hill In lin liid dis- . iiimiiMiiini ii, employment be<•111 r i,I t a ir , m in t, irllg iu ll OF II.ill.,II <ll*\ It wmihl <rt up a pcrni.mcnl I an I iiiplnvniriil i ’l .i .i n c lo rn m, -inn 11 I IV). I hi. I- die (ir<l pari u! Prcsi* d. i.i 11uman * m ulin'ri*ial civil rigid, pingi nn to advance in Congir<' a. In as Mibmnimillee appnn.it |l till ha. a long way to liairl thi.aigb ibc lid1 . miimillce, tin’ll llir I Imre ami Sen pc. Ami >t. d.r ’ • h im . .. .nbciners ll.ivc 11,r pnwris »( fililm let l l u l have lie-i.ic.l nil inli legislation 111 lilt' |. I .1 .i i . i a .- r r I Tin* ( ill wfuild pm r.iiig re s s " " •hc ..pp .n,„K p l.in , " I lie East | i>|( .......|B'r tog Hint: and W r.i Ini lleilm llic v arc "ft.,. tn m i ploy merit atprrd lln i. ia i .inly m piinriple <■ ,li.." iiniiiiutlnn I...........r of ilial ilia ill'i.lrd tinman Illy ilsullld l av. • .••<•*. nllginli. ur imlloimt be irundcd unde a .mglr «"vet» '.Vf" tho IIIK body j| „ „m| (lint it ii the T I. p in.ii. ini Hiiii.li Frem'lil mP'. " «i p"lo v *n pioteiT the plan I Itnl In pi..ml, fill V*••*.-.-1I 1*: III >f III*’ Indlv lilna I In flCC •n tiliilirn u ii .■ml Mtmi.inu .,•> I hi lh I , In m>llluvcil, Hit'.b' I Irinprtiitltir jli Iliv* tjiill l it. lh.- 1.111. iiy . (tip m .it v i><■I.iv is ,i I'M. <1 I’lOldjCl, |r \ Reported To Be Declares LeavingTsingtao ..........;««... . reports claimed a great Aldcrsgate Heads Tell Of Progress Al KiwonisMect |.i . lupin d .i lie' |i.iMi. IIilllliir Ix|i 11mi I I| atocraey and Any "£s the tat wn will face r fovernor of i t Columbia t, aald tha Aa whatever < 11; u n l t o r n S a y . s 11 i n s TTr t r t t ! 1 J —o e f J * | 1 U lT Id tIO c S I l l l k flS Deploring the "(riahtlul slaugn-1 tei" on the nationN .licelt ajju highway., lie tsitl ili.il iliiver lie- It ilao rajoctea onca more by a 17-17 tie vote the 8 percent limit­ By WILLARlTCONNOLLY ed talas tan. It votsd agalnit conLongwood and SanLando Spring* have become ibe mecca I<t aldarittf an tlfhth cant of tax on aaeh gallon of gaaollna and aev- cIbucj of pit nicking children from stlmrh throughout Central 1‘lorul i, trance taaaa on minerals and for- and even lioui Daytona Ucach where'children have accen to whal Imi a it praduata. ' ■ . Aa tha maatlng broke up com­ been termed the world's finest bearh. Last Saturday more than 1,000 school children, dirpaulril by mittee ChairmanItkhard fllmpspn •aid "U looka’Ilka a special »»■ • -----;----------- -— --- -------- ^ le u c h e ra amt parents, vijllcd tit. alon la Inevitable." . uofl taxes m n requisite for vot­ ing In elect lout for federal offleer*. HBjr no stretch of tha imagina­ tion. Bryson said,* "can the poll tax la South Carellna be regard*d aa a reap)tlte in voting In pri­ mary elactlona. Ran. Colmar t M f l u ) alto op­ posed tha Mila on the ground they conttmiad aa Intrusion by tha fadaral gorammant Into • filld rttarred by* tha constltu- ia 14 Are Injured Paesidant Tinman said today the systems lor rxsiiumng .into drivcis iu many parts of the counl-y er# "tcandaluus." P No. 203. Atwoclaled P rn u Leased Wire THURSDAY JU N E 2, l!H!» _____tur w TrumaiiRaps jHouse Group Approves Plan Life Loss On , U.S.Highways To Forbid Discrimination In Employment Because O f Color Traill Won't fi —Effort* to rai*4___ tfti to finspcf tfca State of Fferfda appeared to bava roSopaod in tha Legislature today. Chairman of fmaece committees ol both tha H omo and Sonata said they considered V special session iaevitable, became there isn't time Ip clean np the conffalon and re­ solve tha difference batore adfonramaat tomorrow. CoYornor Watran could not bt ranched for a nAr comment, hut lata yesterday ha laid had not given up hope and **J| hava rafuted to coniidir a dwisiem to call a spe­ cial aataion." Tha House Financa Committee want through another "No" voting session thin morning and wound up bp aiking for retail of yaaterday'i favoraHe voto 6w a } parcant laa on transient hotel room*. M of tin- l-’niir P o w r iilin i.......... ... ,li • riono iii,,ii:'. ' M, n ,a l.l,v Si*,mini III, iivnliiop , Ki,li*liiMii.|'ilMVn 1gn . cl lung Im d ylf ill llrilili with Ininlvd pnWrl.i ( i t ,110* n f * lit* ( l l l v I I n l i s , t r WI vI HI 'd ,o,l ii ,o .*1 pi'iilic ahoiit " i l n i 1 dlliti* U lls- Imforn it Iniiinlvn il yi*iu u g n on i u m p n 01.0,1" III llo* Vto,n ip - I IfIIV pifl, . ,,( I al I Wn it lil,liy|tl*C' Lti.'ig. f 011111,1 aon nn Mai ’1 III,nivn, wniil.l lin Imhxfri loll to U Hi ml tin...... mini vo n allow■•iii vc'ir,- | Hi ,I iii i-it\ mis:• Hut of lirrmiins, , it ‘ci, >ii . I., wul. around ■illn by ||,r :a*,vl„K n. a j.'.vi'iliilig vimlii'il fur ai'i't ol piojeit., mi huvo nccesa • V rxrmtivr nil ItrrUli. Tim illy mm Inn. two lo iit.iioo* info, imitliin. without |(r , | |{ l^ovi r i i m c i l l t w o police fiirree, I'l't'd: * by Ihi' FBI nil then loyalIw n ciirrenid' a n d a m i l l w a r ty• ( nllcuc III ICuallavra lia I'sif • ia Nl, llo,I, Hiikiuloopcr xuiit, was Iiiiilatlng lin* Atonin' F.nergy I' ?"d U rn ln g v. Miry wrre in , —* * -------*------- -— . 1 i ii.' >nil ■fun-’on ff.oiitiiv," r . .no i. ,i ■ i, ni man Pnvid I nllnwiin! lip Hireling a laige I lll> M d )i.ll, p i u i .i p a l ta rg e t o f ,"niip of Kiwaiu ins ipitrd do* It.i i-e I.IOpel Ml," I'lll, (cpllcit ‘dale oinlulf Mm mill |n| Inliri ilint ill if" |" i moh grunted . iiimri'iow . loai'iun'i' for secret . nlniii r \ min, ■rit,11». ■ilk hud uMilorgonn *n„li' kind til Inrv "I of "m ii'i'iiln,:" tiy tin* FBI. Hov ll> With „,lc . date ><r ) I "Om todi-i'ini'ni in ,, m il her I in. ”11 i lit. t••• I I M.7I3 onIt. of pioito'c. in jiiliilin iy nor wti.m ali'iil." the ■dlcg,' ■ i ill* alp'll i (hi,ot to tlif Ii,infold i liulrnlnii nd 'tVe Indii’vc it tn '■1111-1,1 of III .ill- I 11llll'l Mill kl I In On’ Ml ive hi ini loind " and n. , i llio I'-ihiiov tool, pliive hi'fote >•unit olio I' •! fIII' end "I III* 1.* ,WII t* l! II nnllliio ■! III, I’H.V - , *,o among tta* 2*r» mail id ,0 in,, i i|. "pci ail'd hv 'to* .lull*. Muiagi'i j _ o, and «... alidv Amici mi aiuioiio" .1 Mil A l l l l U V I f f IJU H •Slate TMart Sales Near $5 Millions For St^ison MIAMI IIKAril, almif A IIIifIi school nJunior" ■-ersit, moi m u g I’o m iin n o 'i nyinI***ii I . iiallcrncd wflff Uria , 'l o h l l l d v III' 10 • cond "no1 timri.d rlty’s hlg-llmc Iritm or fninilv yaw* I lie twixtoi •• i Till' filial fo dllfc, Itov, .1 I* gimlraliop, has hern lu id " ing .tooi, toward lltnir fann hi' a d d e d I h r l o u r 'er of ilu by luvcnlle authnriliej. yigi'ldn ■ tllSv flo.t nlid • ■.I"* *• . 'l a o l o i i l M >i k r l eCllllV "lie ...... Juvenile Officer floher' 1 tvph'Olf ill tur V- Bill sll It" '"i. .1 i*i do . of J I, IVa.hltti nvo *lie a of Mann , d lend report* that more »>*. <i I illirr. on the (arm w en de n • d ;I (hide fidlegi of MarMo I'lllr \*. ,'.H7 it* lu p in and ” 2t,7H7 ni 'in (lw en " tliip n v " tl'io v. who has li • trenaged youths in Misnp * Iiy ilie wind. way Invllxd' (o tone here, and <• a unit« were -old he revealed nimle n fun n'"ind in am icultiirnl high scluiol have been wa.m 1o .In^l anoso the rivet n, t ■ > • i" nil t tl r> c.dlrgn Will lili'l E'd till Itn iine. r, at the market wn very |iro | bc t t dm mo In mi, i ll ic iir ut land by tha Communist for nionlli*. vtSaimn^at^°hodta|WialdPMr discontinue their "syiidlta'* •r onilMiddmgi of amdlii'i t.iim |i IVlImV'iMp Bildical t 'ollogr, In mg good doling May til .pile of the Brm innh' High S> Inml. hn been ,r t Apparently the Reds have moved j #t U,‘ hoUI' , "ld Mr fare expulsion or juvrtiiU w rukr.J hv a tornado and <ho |i log tn Ihv I'o’verslly part pliiloilgei) thought that trdmud "hoscli t>v tin' 7U iMfiul.or of Ihn in on the Trinftao defense penmetM#ny torU, Ionchlon, M A prosecution. m e house waa pu»l,ed •"•«. u Muttltisvlllr facility and ifod'id •ipplie . ami Jlio.'.ttllfi wn . n v p ' i il F iiln ie F n ro o i i vno n if—ident The iunlor organiretii.o. ■it,- fa f.n 1X1,tillt u n it, of produce lino and an ilelegiite *» 'ho National •r. Gunfire was audible yeslerdsy flt the hotel. An tfvant of Tnaaday jijeto^with cards, celled i* . *ir fniioiVtinn. No one wa < tn Min'd hody, i , a gain of Jl.'iV.'Jtli over fh* .ate*, F F A convention no 1 ' , fidigr iii nn) I thrie. in the Shantung peninsula p«i|. wo. the hinchaim given In honor Tt.e lt» v I Molds |ioiid".| '.ni M" Syndicate." flcluaxka City resilient, .no May, I'i IH, nail) Mi \o K amtaa F I* ' said . 1problems iillf'i'dlng foe formdmg total Lennelh Kaddv. •ieiiion , (Miami Baach’a adult gai>. Mug 1 they saw' (lire* sepamle lunnol of a tfinvei; dy, slalo.1 Mini fell !! ag in t'itn ra i m , t i io*or. *ni sliaped loramlo Honda A hi"iw in unopposed ilwrtly. Wannlih of Orlando. Mora than syndicate which Is flisoge-., v Im h sold a, an < ■ " In * t new whs, had to tip arroiMidi.t.cd i io ii need t -*rl■ * (At Canton an old warlord, 137 woman enjoyed tha smorgas handle tnlllons nf dollar* » • «r dmvo|H.iir anil sonic hail Pdlowni mid drrltiied 'list ttlr gnilip • a« ago 'if I t dll a let*, led ft.- May | (Jot nnlv <1.d II fpp oiceed In .a la ; with III, Mill hose, telling | j the wind. {• Imrd luncheon and tables ware In wagera, Is known as lin ll'lt l'i|il r| to .ccnillptl dl ov»IMg, ' In. project', of mi tog ."in truck fjctimitn t ’ i* io .outlo <.I wlmt old i "ll"gi:s look ycai . to Ini tlif .fill I Nut I ni value o n ] ft beautifully decorated. i ti" Syndicate). ops, elilcl on ,'iod iiog I,ill he .». NH.r a id. a Farther north oo'an. , weet i n ili with 17,Hill r n ilr . tl mint. Yen, onca ruler of Shansi Longwood people are pleased Loveland aald the youlhf..' aidilcye, Id t.fl null m in,".it '>• in lyricnl II ■inttnne.t On l'«av tln ,n ictency of Its voluntaer m uanassa oa r««» i t . . vinca, has tha support of notMltiloif.nl!' Vn , u |ii,,*"o, dn/i'ii eiin lo , lif- irilli', filing lural uiagn/m' vimiloi: loi Jfi2,!,Hi Among ollifi li-adiog tllf free l lip, fire department and tha fart I•r.i,ilii.i*a ua CsKf isiisf o«prime. I'fOis wcie greon l.ean i, fXI./oil, |jpllilj, to li 10 . (gavemmant par- its naw 17,000 fiVa truck aucceed Premier proven ty). ■Mo would succeed pmved ua tta worm. worth, accordU Ho cam,....good iMinipnigio .......... . .ly dip : S l f t l s I n i t H T o S|M *ttlt ...." t .TtefX* 11 HiSo Ving-Chl n« who rtalgned. Mdory J II/I, J iioppcis, LH',. f . l |n „tho u. rici'n, ,,f Youth Mayor Law Arnold. lug (The only other naw war re­ Deatruatlva flrea oceum t i l ' ,’t'l"“:'-'D«vcrnmem off........ «t the High port was that tha Communists on days In . aueeaailon on Hi $L1;0J4 for IftK H i HmkH ................. ml w„ ch»mii as I'olinri ami new iioplovi'iiioiil.i and Sunday in the Longwood area ! r o iilllv Judge O. Itonghi Blen « w ,ih* and not far from tha Seminole nlniiurtl fog the nimket will In* I . t sllo n i w ill , c guext Speal.M nt discussed Friday night al 7 It.' Kennel Club. Saturday the tolunW IN T E R P A R K . lime 'T )- l)r. irim illo u Im ll I m i I c tiiev<f|l grnduiiltoo » *ercifiOx of If pond Mrs. Sine Nicholson tear* succeeded In. saving Vaughn's lo the preiidency of Rollins < »:r la ,lav wdh a tonunenremenl n ld ie si of the I akr Marv Bcluml ut *< •:> o'clock al a meet mg of the Mai- Inlilt ii film! lath'd "Big \ttuck kcl Ailvtiairv Commillee ol winch <1'i.nlliitiril lit. rnar tltatfli from destruction, and uti Dies In Daytona Ftrnrry "ig delivateil by bis (orebetii. [lenj.ii'iiii i l ’1’*/"'! , WodnBUfiv night Bniit /diaries Laa la chairman, ill lie, Sunday put out ajftra that thrsst- at homey at though it weir T . \V. Lawton w ill introdncf lorn iiicmbara are W. A. I.effler. 1-. 1. Franklin. KOTAin BAIIBLCIIE i i i j 1 Pnlity Ki' drIt Will give the vnl- Frasier, P. It. Bach, tl. It. Clouts, Mr*. Sine Potor* Nicholson All Hot nr Inna planning to at­ Jhe 76-year-old internal ainous tducatot and itnlnus mlvo :,.dlctney nddress. Janet 1 will •toe L. Corley, Hairy Tooke and Mad at hag hama In Daytona tend the Linlica Night barbecue al peace prr prep«,»'d*r--------1-------* cata of uniyarcal pram speak as v il.ita to rla n , and Le-nge ( .U1| ||||nh Raaeh at 8iM A. M: yastardily th e Elka Club Wednesday are talk kttWfch." he said. "Hive .tin lc D ' I’aHrrsm, « . C «#s histurton. W,„ ------------asked tn make reie,vutmnn with I, , di Hi" "sine rmirteiy, respect and ,.f ran-Hct-a'I will outline II,e ....... 1 j I>r. R. W tl'iiiichl a. Soon as of Thomaa D. PolSwJSSSLmnV am i i * rtlo n that you eravc of tlimii." l" f J ," ', rt,tna\ . „ . . , I” . | possible nn that piopfi airniiKcsettlor of tha Fort mi’nin cun bn madi' l *> (nod supn. Mrs. Nicholson piles. could bo applied to a wider f,r)d. Mr uL l <rlll|. i.t liflcnfov to Frances ItrldeMiiaii, I ................. pioiidvnl licorgc Htme an­ t t •<., LAKELAND, June It—t/Pi—'The It contained a note of imtaigii,t{ fouiidi follow truth wherever truth j *;crtl Mlilllii.,1annual Flotilla M< llimll.it confer nounced today thnf Rev Melton too, for Dr..Holt has not been '**1 may lead; tearh truth ami mdhlnir , von It, tli.ili once will open hem (••morrow. j• Wnie'a nildie.ii'. originally echcduland for M*« time ho has attempt- but the truth," he aald. "Break \J**n for June 20 1ms been postMcCall,1 *'» rinsing day next Tuesday, jed j ed to retire from the position ha naths bravely whprevrr you gti.i*r" go Put- ■appointments will be ainiouiiced announced :■p<yied until Juno 27. Hn urged all has held since 1M5- A new until- Follow liumhjv'where you must." . Kwmr , for lhr epproxlmetrly WWi Math- | dent will be named shortly. dltmlia a faculty mem-! tBll*|0 • Tha Brooklyn-born eduraitniial bar"Never Itili will' odist ministers in the slate because hi* views differ from i . *** '‘Sirs* For the first time in 1IH veers . reoolutlonarr--whoia retirement unleia you would he willing !8WK* actually la official Sapt. I—e v o 70Urs, K end I", no member of the family of Ira Jn turn for a majority of the farj IJ"*. will dr-| Harnett will lie among them, no hint of hia future course r««pt tilt j/ to dltmlia one of you for your ' THE WEATHER 1 ledirtlon 1 Hr. llninett, 72, one of the heat to any he was going to hit Wood- opinions. • I inr , Rav. 0. known Southern Methodists, will stock. Corns*. homestead II was JACKSONVILLE. Jour "Fill vacancies In tha board with retire during this Hireling after | Wobable that, health permitting, young, High Low vital and llheial men amli^" w fill years In the ministry. For the I Atlanta HI 62 women of both achievement and P past ill yearn he hen licen ex- i Ittownsvilla Ht Tl ornmlaa Other wise your hoard1 . . 2—t/T) eetitlvc secretary of the Florida Chicago U0 68 will grow conservative with tha I Y/* with whom ha Raaalna years Clcvolsml H7 Eg Richard | Methodist Hoard of education. t.aa*. aw.1 f l Ma ll.. reaction. . s s l l . . , ' ^ H Bl and finally latad along with ■•sing Dodge City 2U 61 i«R ...J to convert a! GOOD OR ANOR PHltJES New Orleans Ud 68 fa it avan bsfnrg To tha otudaata he aaldi raitUng the city War thattcra^ "No college tan educate you. All former* Nay; craft Into a Dre-J ORLANDO, Juno 8 — (A>— Naw York 7.1 63 Phoenix UH 62 boat will a a Jacksonville thw Horida oraigas brought grower; location la self-education The kk Rollins tiua* dlege ran atlmolate, advise and largest marl , flra fighting dlvL an average on-traa jirlce of Haint Louis 7» 86 Ban Antonio U7 74 map the college Mom south ■ Philadelphia. Two r Lnral Delegate To FFA (’onvuntion Hamilton Holt Kids Farewell To Rollins InCommencement Address!iU 1"l" ^ ...... . M Kk'tr'&s: is j . w ar5.rSi - .... u. w a n th. „ u y Mec* •« ■ K r t .'s . i v p ’l ^ d f 's j a S S B lonomlca Beattie fackaonvilla M 78 49 66 t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 01, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 01, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 01, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6e4f5ad744a93a88c795865f8c67acaa.pdf 9635011e9abcf568dc63861ad4df9106 PDF Text Text W&W ■ ' m 1 TjS'V r-fy.“*■*,# • PA C K S IG H T T im • m —r ■ J.'-'JL " I'j t - S A N F O R D H — A U K 8 A M F 0 W D , F fX W ttP A W l Rotary Meet I f u t l u M *■#•« h e * « M ) I* about :uvr which i* high. "Moreover, at tha preaant ra t* of retiring thaao bond*, w * would h* In position within 10 year* to U TILIT IE S laaue additional gtnaral obligation P c a rs e M /c e TAX T O ,!* bond* to take ear* of rebuilding TAX L E T T J tf .3 * atnrnt sewer* or our more general* l ( * i M ft.it) l r need streets, nr "Our now Charter, which within the part several days ban become C* * f / law, ipeciftea that revenue bond* are required lo comply with any debt limitation provlalone. This m u c h iX M tfiU i means that bonda for a Terminal, lor water ayaUm fiteosloru.or for a rrlM lfpildalliig eanltary eewage W ATEM H E P * grtenvlnn, cmilil he If aura, #u long A AW w iI T //./# ■ a* l.'te taxing poway, of the City X ' ■‘ ■ A t War nut pledged' “ Clintfr budget provision* of oui C IT Y U A K A 4 T IM City Charier, expenditure* of IA A < m * LA, A A X . $ 124,100 fur llile year meane we (te. M a n y ^ have an expected Income of this amount. The proparty tan iavias fur debt service and operating #*■ panne* of tha City account a for 84'V and ?4<?r respectively, The 109! utilttiwa tax account* for 10 'A of the inroma, profit from the water work* operation la l l '< . o f tt r w iH u t: r o R y o u r S O U R C C J Occupational llcana* taxee and , S A w rc ffp A U .Y /H I P u . a ( H 'E / ? A ' A 1 £ A / r franchise taxrc bring in 7 ft. "Sanford’s ahsre of tha County road and bridge tax liv y l* IV i, I , Where Ihe City uf Hsnfnid'i money rnmen from and what It sources of revenue Include tin. profit from the weler works, Ihe of our Income. Fine* and bond* doe* with it is shown In Ihe above chart, Tha circle mi the left untlllly lex, license* and franehbes, and‘ parking meters. Th* clr from the municipal court amount j .................... ‘ hi! “ shows that the large*! source of rsvenue, daiplte homestead cl* on the right show* shown haw the t money Is spent, with payment a to 4X , ami parking meter Income un Ike bonded ided debt taking the exemption, I* the ad valorem tax on rtal estate, with 0 lfc mill* tha lion’s lion's *hi share of .94.41 p percent. e rrtn Police la alao 4Cr of tha City's annual levied un all real property included homestead* t(, raise over 31 oldie lepartmcnt* tax* take 1(1 10 rent* nut of every'dollar) ami fir* departments income. Hal* of property |* #s_ * " I pul percent of the City’s total revenue for debt service. This, plus Ihe service, garbage M parhage collection, street cleaning etc., renuir* 23.4 uf llmatrd at 2 'r , and 3w coma* from IQ mill* levied nn all real estate homestead* to raise another every dollar spent; public wrlfme take* nearly 10 percent; and miscellaneous Item*, *urh a* Zoo I 24 0 percent, make* a total of Ml percent of the C lly’i total Incontributions, Inspection fee*, dog | th* cost iif K*u*ml government i* only 0,2 percent. coma which I* derived from real estate taxation. Other principal license* and the City’s share of tax Hen* collected by the County. ’The rising m »l* of government Stale Inventijratioii Memorial Day U the Ixtnent uf serlout-nilmted people a* well as other* with spec (Continued From Pax* Our t « ■atlanea e r.m r u e tiaet laculet axe* lo grind, C o il* of supplying municipal service* in doulilt* use of wage crcdila." -our uallimni i|(<ft’u*e,” he went oil, i p*i>f«.r,| have risen In t}ia p**t Walker captained that under the 'gradually Increasing Importance In ! Ian yaari, as has the cost of living law the executive director cooidin. i'‘anil that imnurtance I* readily 1 v „» usi n| doing bu»ln*»* In etc* activities of the (luoinplny acknowledged by both the Army •very other line. In 1040 the City mint Compensation and the Em"Hut the Air Forre has by no expended $292,6011. In 1B42 the plovm*lit Service Division. [and liie Navy. expenditure* dropped to $268,300, „ .... . "Vet w* find that elm's* January mrsiis superseded those older **r probably do# to c., *l *p** Ike cominisslon ha* nettled a new vices nor rendered them imnec* shot tapes and lack of manpower pnritlon known u* III* ‘cniiflden- cssarv." ’ to preset In e srry on llu* work of u starling sslarv of $fl,!W0 I1*' Hulsey recited the services uf th * m unicipality. This ha* risen tial assistant to the chairman’ ui since to tl'.M'.’/lM) fo r 1048. and an vear. Thls'iaslslant lias h*eu glv- cat i In s in Du- Pacific war. Their planes did Ihe icroiinalaaanrr that estimated gross expenditure of A lint lie i new |nh lias heen created liiude it pnsslhle to suite liases, $604,i:iiu tor Itrlt*. the la tte r fig ­ en a secretary at $9,1)00 m year, lie .lid ; softened the enemy de­ ure being 72C. k lg h rr than that known h* Ihe 'office service sup­ fenses; gave lh» air cover to fn r 104H. ervisor* lit $6,100 pet year”. if round forces as they landed and "High coat of living Indices amt IlHlpli Davis Is executive dir­ f niiy hi inland. Inflation III penernl can account ector uf D im romnilssien, Ind n "I IIIIv nflt'i liie base had hern fnr higher rnals In Hanford. We cemmlsslnn-aupporteil hill to nhol- M.uiit, Hud after shnrc-linsed air need only note Ihe Hialc uiul Fed­ l*h Ida Job la pending Indore the eral tiovcrniuonl'a expendlturca for Legislature. A tint her bill, offered selted, after ail fields hud heen the same period} tho fltalt' uf hv friends nf Davla, also would flown In only then did the Navy t otit over the command to the Fimldn apenl $74 million lit 1040 ubolish the Job put Davis back to Armv and move forward to srite anil incrcaaed every yaar lo a Ills old puaitlnn of Unemployment APTUHM lON Jo*y,I 4, hid emerged from a 20-day coma atmllirr base closer lo Japan." he her. Mr*. Amhnn. ______________ ... and tecognlted ...7___ _ figure of $217 million In 1048, an Coin lien sat loo director. I h*r. Mra, Anthony J. Cardaropoll murmura prayer* of Ihankiglvlni at declared. Increase of 204'A. The Federal ^ m ,,r honi#- J,"*» Wl" *4»jMr#«$ In Hrnulor Walker also iiiiiiplalncd And before a silent throngu In 1 Qovernmetd expended $W.4 billions "■al e ' f. ,u,nbl« fr°fn bis loy wagon. mother and family cwdll prayers for .In 1040. War brought on a phen­ that I lie cnmmlsaluo has speiil Arlington's nimble sinpltln the youngster a recovery to cooaclouinaaa. (International £ onnd photo) compeiiiattno trosl Hcnalor Tvdiogs ID M d t tmlay omenal Increase In $79.7 billion III workmen's 104.9] $UA.b billion iu 1044) $100.4 funds lo “ pav salaries and ex culled for ail America so strong Itentcs of certain Individuals who** |t|lnt n„.rP need never Iw nny "fubillion In 1046. "Expenditures dropped allgbllv dullf* bear no relation' lo a d m in -|]„ rM unknown soldier ‘ ullllki,i,.M gleauitili „<ui thousand* j after cessation of hoitl|l!l*a, b u t«islrallon of , Die Workmen’s t'olu- . Hiuishbm of tlnv flag* over Dm grave* of , oeenpatlnn and relief continued t« V , The Assnclalrd Industrie* of Dm fallen fighters at taps sounded drain the Federal coffers, eXpen- ' T ',*‘ Assoela lea liclng fOM.7 hllilun III 1046. I04H Florida has raised that same cpiu- nnd nntriot* p|ae**d wreath* on the | Federal costs were 119 8 trillion and nbiliil and threatened to bring sub tomb of Dm unkimwin soldier at i Congress Is well above tha $10 tu remove from Die Workmen's Ihe country’s grenleat military \ billion point In sotting Die. budget Compcusalbm pavr> II three of cemelery, for the neat fiscal year. 1048 Fed­ tlnvernnr Warren’s special Invca* Tydlttos, chalrmnit of Dm Hen- | eral expenditures were SIOT, high­ ligniois and his press secretary. ate’* Armed Services ('iiinmillee, However, fTinirmou Kaytnniul t.„ | ,|||„. |r„n,.,| Htiits-i* miisi deder than those for It*Ml. Ilemcmm'r EW YORK—It has N»u aald bafore In thte the* flguri of 7'J'/i, which is Die Haiiii'K of the Imluhtrinl t.’oinuila Irate Itself "to wmld |mare with dcpaitmant ami It will b« aald Again that percent ago Increase for I lit* City don (tui,| tin-^ nlicndy have been freedom and Just Ira for nil." I th* model Is not th* moat desirable of Manhattan taken off tils piivroll. of .Snoford. The nnliini muni he so well pro- 1 women. Wa already have drawn th* Are of Helen "Another side froln which to Itarncs also explained other cm pare dthm no aggressor would ' Fraser hsesue* of obr aentioiei.t along the** Hue* View the tax picture is Dm amounts ployes rp frrm l to by Walker bad darn attack and so stiong that and d o u b tlm ' on* of these day* John Robert paid out by our rllUens, For the net*en hired ............"for . sneclal and con­ defeat for any aggressor would lie M . Federal fiscal v»ar of 1947-49 fidential work. When it waa com­ rnrlaln. Fower* will com* Into the uOtc* In riding boot* $303,936,7(11 was paid Ity ret blent* plete I took them off Dm payroll." with a Liar kanaka whip and Iduod In Ma eye— Mlllbin* over Dm world, lie sail), of the Hint* nf Florida Into Die within the rnmmUsloii wa* caused but after yearn of careful obaervaltoii, w* hav* loo wn lie tlubd Hacsfflnivrxtxl Federal Treasury, and for Dm tuna cuuia to the regrettable ooncltieiun that th* avers narima said "Internal strife period $141,603,701 was paid into hy some merit system employes look to the United ill ales for "light age model 1* aeif-centered, hard, graaplng, mer* on ddeleversnee." tha Htsfc Treasury, Assutnlntf who think they own Dm rmitmisteuaiy and good-biokiiqt only In lit* way that a The Ailmgton assemblage was ' d In be ait average City and slon and are answerable to nn line.' new car Juat off Uw neaemhly line la good-looklag. repealed In miniature in llioueamls j on 1046 population figures, There aia exception#, It la true, hot If w« inuet He added that ha knew of no of elites and hamlets and In fnt* Hanford prnpln paid 12,184,726 into be general, wa muat aay; mod#)*—you c u have \ th* Federal Treasury and $186,023 tanking official within tha com­ Hgn lands, • r a t * Dawn* them, :.. tutu Dm Hlnle Tieatnry,, ifii tha same mission who had resigned. (letieral Mark D in k made a pH- • Of Walker's charge about "hark primage to Anris. Italy, lo honor . Tha baat argumaat agaloat thte warped reaaonyear that limy were paying $480,Ing of oura te a alx-atory bruwitaton* twua* on Weat U th airtet, 742 lo Ihelr own City tiov*rnment. doling" of claims, ha said lha pol­ those who died with Ills Fifth wharelu are conuined dm Otmm JDowna Modal agency and Ute i "O f all govermimnlal levels Ihe icy wa* adopted by tha commie- country intends In match hide hy Orac* Down* Model achool. , , local government Is closest to th* Well. Army, lie promised Italians "my rlrirens, ami services received for lion undar former (lovamor Cald- side with your country until th* Th* agency U -w a it, an agena#, I t ia eat aomewhat apart tn dollars put out Is m»r* easily ac< !fa explained "it has Just com# tu goal of complete peace Is u th * average ageury in that It waa tha grot one aataaUahad cohntrd for than at the ‘ * Stale of my attention *I *had■ nothing athir to * do ‘ rhlaved." Kvncrica, acnordlng to reaaanaMff iMtehu wtformatton. Federal levels. Wa sc* soma evi­ th lb" lit London’s Hi. Margarel’s Th* achool, however, te auauMlnff ala* again. U te tha only oaa dence of work by Dm U. 8 . Moll Burnla T. Fnteman. general Church, Ambsssadr i.ewla W. of Ita *x*ct kind in Uw couatrF<d«jil what »#te It apart te th* fact' ConifrvaDon Service amt th* II. H counsel fur the cmninltalnn, ex­ Force chaplain declares "uf all lltcl anywlici* from a doaan to N of tha girl atudent* wtw Mka Engineer Depailuient. We tint* plained that Dm Lack dating of Douglas heard an American Air Uw 10-to-l3-w**k court* live on tha premia**. that the State high way* in th* claim* concerned about 300 persona American days, Memorial Day la Miaa Down*, In other w o r d * -* toll, chirp-looking aoul with ateek county are inabilaltii-d to a degree employed in lit* cigar industry at ilia most sacred," • brunet hair, the (tgur* of a ao.ii*oPMtiA >#»*■ «aii4. . n yytr and our children are given a more T ampa Mt-lolwls of she lli l i lr.li legion girl* “oi ° n1y * •ch°<»l bU$ What amount* to ■ dormitory far expansive ciiuranoii than our coun­ ty school tax payment* would af- . Coleman aald Dm policy waa took parr In Memorial service* at : ford. i V i *'’ ceivk-e* are idoptrd after a seriea of public Madlnglay, England, I a c*inelery *!* However, III'* 7I10B W" , .!?*tU r °* ,M * ' 11" PtDKOteH • • cto**ly aftar aorortty-houM tearing* last year amt th* back where 7.(88) of th*ir A met .can Ufa—with an 11 p. m. curfaw. a h M M mothar and all D>« raat—that a , " our beck and call nqr avtll< latlnfc af 'tteH claims largely af- coitirades-ln-arma ar« hnrlade xcept th routdi channels and v-'hcii ycu inter the building, yme faal klb«oat ax If yen we»# ualliM. for Janny to taka her to tha Alghm OW hop. ’ the term Inal of the chami*l U us- acted cigar worker# who war# un­ employed during the Chrlatmaa ■ viaIK Thllalmssei' nr Washington. The chief difference te that, whara the aororllyla a kind &f rldlcu* holidays last year. "On tho other hand, wa can aee [louely-anobUah tdoaad corporal Ion. . Ute Down* dormitory takM In Ha aald commission regulation* the local police patrol car periodicAll kind* of raeaa" and rallgtona aM.npai and aparataa “ *■' l i * ......... ' amootkly Right now,1 permitting such a practice--altar [. ally making lla rmindai (ha Fir* .than am American, Chilean, rmnah and Canadian glria oh hand, “ ipartment mamturra are ttandlng nubile hearing*—w ar* adopted (n *nd, tha kaautlfut Mia* bewni aaauraa m no hair baa haan putted Immediately ORLANDO, May M t - ( 8 pM U lt ___ aald ’’there hat b*ci» caea alarm ,T of . . . .fire . . ______ jj. I f g allTM — Ramlnnls County Judge O. *r■‘hick* hicf no ill* of lha doubt* Wag* cr.sdit*. up, • crew will ba on M il* {tpuflaa Stenslmm of Hanford, Within a apart timet If epring connirtda’a young**t In f develop* a lot- of iraeh, Eagle ■< y Judg*. will pr#a; four wife call* th* City H ill and laraa and b* tha In at Orange Dial the Commlai t “ K “b .? “ K S lh I K . of what from t i *>* Fnnntajn of neaA. by Mainly re jeave the following ac-r want commllte* valuehl* ., .4 3 # P In ^ r t * . R w rn l four-day ***ahm Bharlff Hatcher received * ci TtV r1hhnh>mrf> at lffM npm tar for H nep n^hamkruf X YOUR M N rO R P MUNICIPAL R X PC N PJTU R C P O L L A R N « SteitHtrum To Present : Awardn To Hcouta Study Georgia Nearo mtstmBt !**■ ■ »:* Man Shoot* Wife (Ceattaae* Ve Mar **—tAF) louuide the two-itory house. Both i Uy in pool! of blood, and the gun _______ " Rale* tu retailer*! ’ ' ‘L~ *“ was 1beside the husband's L— body, E r r * gr*d* a In the house were lisa Net web too*a etna N A S H V IL L E , Tann., Way 80— .1 * I t u* (AT—Nothing la Impoaslbte for the if* of Richard Sieswerda, 32. all Arm: i* negro lit America, the United Na* amen ------ : i l 01 oa it t veteran who was piepating lo taka tlon* mediator for Palsatlga said Katre •14 hi* rxaminalion (or the Michigan large I t o* .11 • Inday. r*i4*>'«n sal** direct to 'slate bar. and hi* 30-yearold wifa, I In an addre** prepared for de* aumar ;«!. Sidle. I l i m y at Flak University com*, fcV/f* -------- I* menrement, Dr. Ralph H. Bunch*I sm all* _7"7L. i LI .40 7 1, » peppier*’ 18-month-old sir* predicted that the negro will even* to baby daughter was asleep In lb* large -------IT oa .14 tually attain rompleta. equality In , house at th* time of th* shoot. America. , . i . I'oufirr , pckiss 1 , Inga, hut she wan not harmed. 1 ,,,;L lta posliry "We negroes,” ’ ho ■ Mid. "must ’ fir. Paul Rloanom, Kant county , be great realists. The road river riorlga, grade coroner, described ^tha deaths i j p which we tmMt travel' I* cloar, To „ T« murder and suicide. breesers Consumers though the prospect may not ba liana, red'haevy Pcupli Pullce said Peppier, who had pleasant. We suffer crippling dis­ f.K The a. — un li I I not lived with his wife for a Mena, wlill i* heavy advantage* because o f our origin. I Iba up s« 10 month or inure, arrived ak his Rut wa are Americans, In a bas­ • »*. Ilaht under home about 2:30 A. M. tl ically democratic American so­ < the ........ . 14 He dashed up to the house, of­ boosts re, old II ciety x x x . ficers said, cut lit* telephon* U uresaed N V. style White nothing is easy fnr th* (Peathere siir-bted) wires, and broke into the hack negro In America, neither I* any­ trio rids, ■reds A door. A neighbor returning from To „ To thing impoaalbls. Tha barriers of Hotelier* Consumer a lata party set the time of tha race are formidable, hut they can Hen*, rad heavy .. so •hoot Inga at about H.46 A. M. Ilona, white heavy IS ;ba surmounted. Indeed, the entire Hens, light .— It was not certain which of tha It .history of the negro In this coun­ Boostera, old .... i f victims war* killed first. rinrld*. ‘ grid * A t r y has been a history of eontln Meanwhile in Evansville, Ind., To To nous, relentless progress over Retailers Consumers a college sophomore who brooded fryers, rad these barriers. tl over h li divorced beauty quean rad ...... j i "Like ’old man river ,1 the negro Sroilare, wife’s refusal to make up- with fan*, red heavy .. St ■keeps 'movin' along,' and if I know him waa faced with a charge of n», white heavy aavy u sa, Ilaht .S.O 1 my psopls, the negro will keep shooting h*r to daath. , I 1 moving resolutely along until Ms t hooatara, old ......7 u Mre. Helen Marla, 26, homa, goal of complate and unequivocal canting queen last year at Evans­ I equality In attained." I CITRUS REPORT ville college, was snot four tlmai | The speaker further predicted j with a .26 caliber pistol as sh* ithat mankind will finally achieve’ W IN TER HAVF.N, May 30— sat in her bedroom combing her “a world uf peace x x x In which! I/Pi—'The fltal* Citrus Inspection hair. She also was a sophomore^ all men shall walk tngefnar as Horeau 10:00 report in hoses: A squad of city policemen' a r - ^ aquala and with dignity.” drapeTangtr- rested her husband, Richard ' Rnnehe was awarded the second frult Oranges Ines Thomas Merle, 2A, at the scene. 17,1811 ft6,64 H honorary doctor nf laws degree Rail 120 The shooting occured In the home 6,0-17 33,39)1 ever conferred hv the university. Truck 220 of bits. Mcrle’a parents. Mr. and 22,227 118,044 Tha only other man so honored was Total 340 Mra. l-oran Myrlck, where Mrs, Charles H. Houston, Washington Merle had lived since getting attorney. liar divorce two, and one-half Chinese W ar month* ago. I Roy Perkins and Robert JohnJ u l i a n ’s S e r v ic e s lOssuasM f x a Pag* Om I son, Evansville r.vansvllle police delectivaa, uciectivaa, Amoy. Others that ha went in ... said Merle signed a statement ad­ (festleae* r a m Pee# nee) ................................ .. snot tils former wjfet Formosa H * was seen her# several mitting he were only slightly hurt; no limes after h* wen supposed to because sh# had turned down his’ charges war* filed In Ih* accident have been In Amoy. Most sources reconciliation .pleas. Julian was appointed to the Job t|,i„b b* |* now In Formosa. t,. Atlantic Cltv. N J. IHnme sourer* ■««» said roue* p X ' Held h?,d a 43-year-«l<l 4.3-year-old Vtruci k V L . . rj : , r , " r ,n!laV ....... Canto,, ■■"'X*-™ u T * l d at the WnUaJure ^of 'th* < *'i«ng wanted to stay In Formosa. ,)riVPr today on charges nf shoot y wounding I'res blent** with n o t t Z expire and money. They aaid Chiaug Is ^ ,l^ ' n »•»«* hia wife while she knelt In the Hon dale. ■onfldcnt the United Hlatea and The Treasurer, not to ha con­ Russia will go to war and that he si reel begging for mercy. Mr*, (lerlrnde IthtHla, 2.7-redfused with the cabinet post nf will l>e chosen by the (I. H. as Hocrelary nf the Treasury, has Asiatic lender against Cominnnlnm. haired singer nml accordion play­ er hilled na "Rusty" Rhode—tiled mil inhlM sZ S S 'T L S E L (Dispatches from Dm provisional shortly lifter she wna shot H at-*, ■leetnlng w paper n*t?**,*cilrMincv*atul ' ° f Canton today said dpemlt currency and *cnm" c In, ‘‘"P11* f(v(, mj|n fr„m the gov-a urday midnight outside an A tlan tic^ Uitv cafe, ller husband, David Rhode, told Julian waa born on a Kentucky ‘>fh farm and roaa to lierome a mami, ‘ 'I, ° " Fhlanf police she had Iteen "downing hla fm-turrr" nml" n re rid " ^ * iif* th e ,n Formosa to try to get the gen clmrnrtcr and dunning hla cmlaciurer nmi presmen* ot tne . . . . i i ...,,.,. „„ (ju e in 'V ’ll'y" Tn'iat ' c'ornnany *of crallaalmo to go to Canton to dir* j/biyprs foe .money," assistant Cincinnati. A Democrat, be ran '}}• government s forces, Atlantic county I'mawutor David fur Renator from Ohio In 1020 bub <Thl" »*n»e liantmi disjtalrh sabl jj, Rrnne said. waa defeated In the Harding *PI»*rttritly the dr legal (on fMled Detective Captain Edward WrHb ■- interest 1- teresl Chlang I :a7idrilde V.f ’that' year. He w"a'a'Ve" in In going to Cnn added, however, that there w*s )M>rt*r| l« Iidvd Itirn M down n CJhUnn w» n p k lu rtil in th# "a confusing amount nf eonjacnumber <,r appuInlnmnU In feii- Fat)Inn " p n rl a* cold Inward ef tu t*" about the mollve. - i -n'*rn . . era I nffjca office M hafne* kuinlai Ilia furls Iwf.lA tu effect a rcciinclllaDna oral g 0 Ron-avell admlnlatratum Tn th * with the generalissimo. • _ deprcaaloii yams yam’s. (Ollier t'aoloii sources sabl Dm depression O AKLAND, Md., May flft-M rfc Mrs. Julian died Iasi Mar. 26, irnvlalnnnl government may even- .. . . olfa watched with hnrually flee to (’ hungklng. the war J ' " 1" '' The rmipl* had nn children. U, C3 J L n —a n l MCKSOWVIIXg, B u ncne S a v s _rln,,,,* “*■ fcSfuVr: :!! B V. a w e - K w s r jr fe tta * F h ii I uii Is Increased.) himself, 1 A great number of FMnen* air­ killed Andrew J. Wolfe, a 46-year old force plants left Klangwan airport WoodH PlreH Ifa a lla a # * Pram r a s e O s il milalde nf Hhaughai on the 1**1 Cl#m-vt, for Dim past two weeks, night of resistance, Mnv 24. If and she wuiat loss Is lit Dm thou­ '-ini? was nlMiiir)! <>ne It was a sand-' of acres of grass past lira hetween D miicvh ami Ost-eoln over well kept acciel. which Dim herds of lha tlameruna, Wighls ami Kliheea normally . lA 't f lH la t u r c A c t io n lira*#. I 0 * itcv* volunteers first alerted (Ceallaae* great Pap* O M l tu protect ihelr little cninmunlly proposed conattlu- .. , "» Thursday, culminating in the Introducing - r Mg halite against fire un Friday. On Hat urday afternoon, volunteers fought a blast* that came from the "" The'proposed amendmant. to ba west ante. *nd yesterday after­ noon worked four hours to stop Hr* a. Iloims menaced Included I hose of Joe flnodiuu and the Flailor home nn (tenev* Lake during ,lh** week end, prohibited by the CopiiltuDon^ - HouDi uf Hanfnrd many woods flrt-a have Iwen horning during III percent cut amendment, Rep the past week, in D|a"vicinity of Odham bf Hemlnol* offered on* l ake Mary, the Uounty Home, and tn cut everything 6 percent. It, 1-ongwnod. toe, waa rejected. T h * vote w*» I Only prompt action by Leslie 40 to 38. : Went resulted In tha saving _ of the Rep, Wot in k y uf Charlotte, i barn on hla farm land at Mecca 'chairman of tha Education ComHanford **■ ■h ’ MR. ’’ ' * Ave __________ mltta*, declared It would Vitnt tH* Hanimnck nn Rout mum at 9:001 n'rlock, Hat urday present economy whan wa shut qv ; our eyen" ami make a blanket cut. morning. A telephone r$ll fro lla told the House the $100,000,liordou (iusiavson, nearby’ iltte ■area, sramrd w ent t "could "not stand a $8,000,000 tha fire from the woods had cut with fitK),0O(rchildren'okpoctcd arrosa hi* field lie Hv** In Ihe Htato'o achool* la tu enroll *nr Kasr, Fdaht'oith Htreet. tetuhor." _ 1 In th* Geneva area, glria and Hrpteti Hmta* r*Joct<*d, M (a 06 women joined Ip the lir e fighting sal to ralmt tit* salaries of carrying buckets of water and ili . sacks, aald th« Re*. J. A. Login Vyesterday. Liixtavilau v ... l Arcording In latest report* lha j heaviest fire la nnw In th * vklhity ,#T%# Renal* last weak, approved I of Osceola. Along th* aouth aid* I of Highway No. 46 from • ihorl prapriatkm* bill to moho .distance *a>t uf the 0 *n*va bridge aateri*# $t8J»oo an an afc Rap. Collin* n# ftaraaota, who I to n ------- *'— Geneva, th*—“— *M lr«- — areaIt blackth* asUary |nt er.rd and charred. T h * hoavUat ) Houaa, Inin I m f m m tn» HAitar “ ttJJK T T W V S S unemployed miner, . . ier, appeared at tha apartment of -lirs .' HerDie rinller, Ills wife's dK-yoar-nhl mo. (her, lo find mil If hia wife had linked a rak„ for Ihelr son'* birthday, pollre reported. A Mr*. I'ln llrr refused lo let him In. sevlhg "ynn won't telt me in your lumse and I won't let you In mine." o n n r pm Wolfe put ms hla snnuiuer shoulder in to in th** af XP "'" hh *"* iC Z IS Iffrtp't War^l, %,VvVn|rnl,,Jrra s i r s j szjws « s Th(|ir : i n arrrir e S S S : 0 M l* * - ? ’*' F! 1. R*|tmpartner, said a verdle _ of murder ■nn inIHdn would b# r c tu r n ii Market Report l i ’aaiiaaed Freta Page oa«l fo r a total pf o f ' 18.1,760,60] 8 676 hushela of black*** p*aa i t $L 00 total of $4 I 4.MRJ 8tft.(Mi -* ^ ie a -» ir m « g . toes hi of »17,796.I» . w 'o t t 'r ^ * |o « U brought $ 1.00 **ch — 807 crat fl* * lo tha •mu crate m hirnir rebirnii Other ( S A im‘ " ^*,kow ^ fbr the. ntorr Y W ." * sffli'a sa ? on i by *m sa m M O N D A Y M A Y W , 1119 T EfffB And Poultry t y - sw M. .Urn!. Sr tur ti^ L m r mMv In i s'l a m 1*-.: i . V f ■oi'* -- ------ -— — X t f!'j A 1 i 61 mi, < mmYM? i s M ... �m— wf- THE W EATHER Continued w a rn mad p u t i f cloudy throufh Wedoasday. M M * •rate southwesterly winds. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y E a ta b U a h o d I #08 VO LU M E X X X X HANFORD, F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , Demos To Seek Repeal VT D *Bill 'Before'on Pay Atlantic Pact Debate | % l | l ^ A* ,v H Lewis Denounces jEisler Boards o iiir Treaty Action. Mine Safety Lack! Czech Plane For T jectim, HT o ND d °v Sen I.iin n c i A c c m rtR * WASHINGTON. May 31 (/P )The Senate Democratic Policy Com- milifp ibcidnl today that.ih* Sen- j1 j M W Head P a in ts; Communist Reports ^n‘,hu!h!iitillc b/the^TlUn.1 Dismal Picture Of j He Is Rnroute To l»v Labor L aw ahead o f the N nrtii > Hurt, Killed Miners! Post Til L e l p z i * * I v l l NEW SPAPER MAY 31, H M #. A M O tlH ted P r t i i L t u i d ■w ™ ann a Wlrm NO, | M >iG e y ” u J 3 Percent Limited H i f c w n By West Sales T ax Measur Passes House Group 4I H L /v lU c ItU I!A lC a i I I I k T U IC U Unions Must Be No­ Visli(nslty Denounces tified Of W age IriState LCstablished crenses Made Dur­ In I'rencli, licitisli ing Contract Talks A ml U. S. Sectors WASHINGTON. May 31 | d V PAULS. May I I </!*)— The The Supreme Court held today that Wet tern Powers voted down today a union must he notified be lore a H mssm' s pin|msal to invite a delewage hoost ran he granted during gallon I mm the Communist ■rlnmrn n tra rl talks unlrss (he ins-ream mated Gemraii People's Congtrss has been rejected by the union. to appear hefnie the Foreign M illSpecifically the tribunal held in n s Council. F iriw h minces re that a Georgia textile m ill ro m m il*] |u ,itn l. led" an unfair labor practice bas „ , , r i Fo.rigu M i........ 1 Andrei iau<e 11 la iir .i wages I - days after V V rih illik y made the piopusal sonUarl talks with the CIO Teg- dm mg a two and a half liour speech I- W o ikeit union had becoma ii S ihiili, oltre auam, hr drnouriied deadlocked. the west t i n mail stile established The firm , Crumpton-Highland in ihr Ameiisaii H iu o li and French M ills. Inc., of G riffin . Ga., con* tones ol Germany. i lender! the increase svas necessary In aiilinp jlim i ol Vishiii-Lv 's ie lo keep a w inking b u rr m a highly (p in t lo the council, the People's competitive labor uiaikel. t'ongiei* ol Sosirl nr ■upird l,erJustice Hinton delivered the npin* Vrsteidal had iialuei! a 11 ion, which was unanimous on l h a . " ' " 1' in ill ilrlrg.ltloii u h l.h was In pie1 , 1 justices . principle issue involved. . Douglas. Mm phv and Rutledge dis‘ ;n ," ' , “ , r 1'“ T " agreed on a iprestion of piocedure, H|(l|(1 ........... . ltrlf()|l Kssrestfrn Hnilon was joined m the major-1Se<-i<<tnrv Hevln amt I'rem-h Forits opinion l if Chlet justice V ilV .j Vigil M inister H.-hiiiimii Opposeil sou and Justices Hlack, Reed,’ \ V i-h in tk v 't renneM l ieinli o fln'inh oloi-rved llmt if F ia n k fu ilh e i .Slid Jackson s- enist liurinniiH were invited H ie iin-ri-tse ist lusiu-. iinigs-d ll.e as»l (iennmiis ss.oil.l Iruin Hill IIMII four III to six s-riilx HII mi IMMM, liour. a* It 1 Hunt Begins For .106,000Strikers js,,^ T i T BmIs W orking J Negroes Who iSlowly Return To' Senate On Similar P l a n Shot Policeman: Ford Auto Plants Investigators Search |8,000 T r a u s |to i t al'’ur Clues In Slay-j tion Workers Get •mo: Of Georgia Man Salary I n c i r a s e s 1M I All-VSSIT.. Mav 71 | / D rite i pro nit limited salrs tax l.ill » |!irr/r.l hv in the Home Fi" name ('ouinutlee today, hut Its tuppoileit aten’i ir iv liopetul It , an ss,ai hi ., tin.n fight. Atlantic S e n ility Alliance. | -----------------------Ih r uirasuir. .lit down tmm ft C lubm an L itte r ( D i l l ) »ai,l h r ! WASHINGTON. May I I i/P>— ! LONDON. May II (/!'• 11AM I I I. N C By ASSOCIATED FRFSS liiggn ami tiioadn sales and I I I \ |i,n»f l.rv iu a tlv itn l th r group that President' John 1.. Lewis today h iilrtly tie- hail F is ln hoaidcd a C ic rh an Opei.slions weie irsuun'il uuhy plan, came in Imm a suit rom m itltt Tium an had "ra ile d no objection" . nounrrd ita le o ffic ia l! and coal , lines plane this morning for a nonInini liu liner nrginrs in,lav after at th r I old Molot I oin|i.sliv A vesleul.iv with about as much cn* In delaying action on the pact, mine operators for what he railed slon flight to Plague. a town paluili.iail was hut ill thr s tiik r msolsurn lllti.lkls) piochntion ihusiaim as a tax hill evn get*. mnuih Lucas and other Democratic con their failure to a s iiu r ta frly in lha The 52-yr.ir old German-bom woikeis nuli-il in ils Jdi|, slay ra lly Rut stlpiani i,ailed ott overnight. graisiunal leaden cnnfeired with ' mines, .rom inuuist arrived at N nilhnlt .sir A t.... I two > iu ir slate, comilV .Sunday. Mnntier, hid begun heating fiom Mr. Truman this morning. j I he United Mine Workers' chief port only a fen- minutes before the an<l Ins.ti i it li . r n Inuueil a m id o ii I h r i oinpanv anil ih r C |U khii- the nirirh.iiil* hack home a iiiiiin l th r . in hunts and began led Auto W oikeis dirss up a plan Lucas said Ira said he e xp e rts. called on Cnnsress to "a rt now " plane took o ff. His nainr svas not Hy ll.e lime the whole Finance a svsteiiiatn seau h o l tiiiildiugs. fill naming an arbitrator ol a dis­ Cnnimillre goi logrthei this morn­ the labor h ill to coma up before the jb y passing a b ill which would give an the paitenger list and his hag cod o f this week. Ha said he <feredal inspectors the right to r losa gave bore no labels. Night P alioliiian Rev Howell, J 'l, pute over union cluigec o l speed­ ing thr opposition was on hand was srnoiisli ssiuilislril when hr up on ih r assembly line II they III lou r Men hauls limn lallahasf thought debate on I* would nnl mines in rases where they felt there F.ittrr shook hands with the souglil to i|iirs|ioii tliu-e nrgioes. cannot a g irr on an a ih ilia liu wills srr anil little- low nt within dtivinti pilot o f his plane and then went to W |»H mote than two weeks. imminent danger. Kiev rs. april m thru >ai altei ni lin e r daV1. r o l l will srtri I one distant r . anir n, light . t i n break­ The State Department h»d been H * cleclated some mine operator! a p ilu le irmin in the a iip o il l.iiild the shnolois. Il.r , a* Ss.,. tl.an.j.ui m rn ih ri ho a hoant sshiili will urging speedy consideration o f the have no concern for human life ing. A mechiiiiic gave bun the fast. treaty. Lucas noted that the Sen- -turf cnnlernptnusly refereed trs them clenched hand Crunmumsi -alule e,| heir shmllc a ltriw a nl dell vei a T iii.il tiiii Inluling" ver­ When they got through talks Mavoi S|ess.,il C.oidiin said dict ale F nirigu Rrlaliona Committee x* "p o lrc a ti.' Seven rla lr mine ah(| |:.i,|ei gunned and waved ing, Ihe vote was 17 t«. III for a Hsiwrll ......... ... lie was dint hy the hill- -and llfll Miv|w*ir-rii ttr asserted. |( IIM H lUltl has not yet completed its format inspection "fi'livir*, agencies, lie F.islri told ita lirUMIMIl newsman fir he IVd| wa» I wo ssrrk' aie >vpn Ird lo pas* favoralde iep.nl several mtmlirr* immediately anrepuit on the treaty. "chose lo ignore completely" the happy w ith the Healnirnl given l.i.ii .'.U"Vise''mwltVwtl.'.’r'.'V T h K lu'-' e u li'l'^v'u.'hl'tioh tlu \u .'- James Diggs. Hi ol N m lolk. Va. [before lu ll scale aulomohile build- nnuti.-ed they voted yes only to Senator Cnnnally » D -T e x>, safely ptovtsiont of the present |,v the Hrilrsh people an.l the lin t ‘ l,^ ' « tIo n fl lJtlM*V H elatloni M-nt i-oiiforen.-e ..f Alii,-.I vision. N lll Il.|k |M.Ill f aid Diggs w a ilin g m u |,r attained Ih r krv Rouge xhifi tin* fight to Mu* floor. They chairman of the Foreign He o f: 1<,vr», , . , , **h couil. lie said he leali/ed ‘ .,11 H,in t,| ordered Uw s-oiii|miiy to q tlfpi *..... » di-hats- hetwsu n .............Ion. vvautrd on a ' li.iige ol luui.lri loi i F,li'lt)ry tniivl yel into loll swing might vote against It there they ih’fratc.l uatlmi,. !'*. ewii before aa Sensle Sensle AArneiii not llike that ......... refim 'im lo tils lire “off the .l.’fi ots'il ......... in lusrenin Insrenin — "T'l. • i- n m m T t t " w ill1°hea^n''' 'fcmmrnlw ll ,w i* lftestified , t i , 'ed heforr m rtiraam tu aairir n»t i l r that ........ I . "refue'iiu i ii .......Ol pails m.lliula. tuir hclnie Foul's Mild. ir„asia*ra lia ran* lllih li A tn under tdll of the name Tin* F ri'iu'li fm i'll*., m luiniry thihhcn last „ rrs Diggs loiiunlv ullirr 4'l plants tan ..pcialr ..... * * go over a ploposS" report p re labor aubcnmniiltee which i» aludy- fool Tom Clark." Cl.sik is 11 S kind seemed to Iiu v i * a much h it ­ hint lu'lil up ».'11(111 nil ii n'i|iu--t of - parvd hy Ita staff. '»H that hill. Attoiney G rn rra l who tried in have tlx r,I l. r lr | m.llly ter chance in the .Senate. |li(( unit (ii*rniati* fm i-ntrv v in ii, Thetrv are sign* th a t Congress (||oiverlug in Pi* usual maiinar, F islrr i r l i i rne,I to the United Stales *ioitlon soul ihr nrglors nn,-III The inerchaiila cumpluliird they tn y llig the*,* w niilil In* I'rn n li'it a louscnalnr csiun.lr ihr At It going to paaa up u n til next .peaking now in ii lliiiin le rtlig In face tentencsi on convictions of iiniy If th r ilr|i*galli*ii were In lia t r tln l lo S.oilli t aioloia. Iltc duke tost w.nkrit ami (lie com* didn’t want to tie tax collector*, yaar the A d m in istra tio n * pro voire, now In u whlaper, Lewis the L* percent discount allowance iti*d. Thu*, th r nisi lirrnm n*. mi 1rn •«hi|It ot Ijrit*. grant fo r re arm ing America's M |,| that iturlug the In ti It* yeara passport fraud and iniilm npi of ■' l,r,r’ ' pany . total ..I #77.IHIO.CMM1 in for handling the Htate'n money Cong le u , European alllea. . l.'JBtt.ttSt minors P.-.v* hr-eii "maimA m i m I i ..... ...... l . a , mscsii | j (ls, wages ami pi, nine lion wasn't enough to pav tha coat In other congressional developmangled and k ille d " in the coal E lder xnIi I he did nut know how to I The a r hit rain................hie wbelli. uni that any kind of sale* tax _____ "There I* no raasnu fur them " * " !" ■ \ " ,h " " mania: ' t,lta. tong he would he in C m -hudo. gin.fr th rill, ira u I..-,I today lo i ,.r Ford lias I tie contractual right would hurt buxines*. L A K E L A N D , Mav .’U - l / V ) - A } **'■»■■— * " ■ > - * R lftbo I. Chairman Vinton (D :Ga) h „ added that during the firs t vukltt. He 1* reported in roulu In When ineiiihars of the commit­ while men who whisked a lirg io lo work employe* tem porarily l>er, ■ t ci tee Ailked If they could uffar 4 t w p . lf t r a o r World W»r II. U tp x ig In the H.ivlet lone of tie r- prnlniigeil dry *|iell i* dealing g . l v I min mil ami shot nun to d ratli. Vmul set slnm lai.ls iirovlded theli liftsvy blow to CNtlleliieii ill NoulttI’ l ) { * W e V S S O V S 1 J* I i u n its ,,, sla t aa* K lftftlt - a.**?!?— wt" 1-1uftltiea In thg m ln w excee.lrd tlio u Iniany. " I■ lin line's not Innu to to v„ „» •' ,-v. ee,| no , ‘u. ^ e s iiotiiiug go on. i ,l l " , lne*,i’| ataiwlarde. s v w .I him • prpfr»»or*hip In th* uiilvar Central Florida. In # n " a^ « Hl-VIftftS. .Thirsty rattla muM travel far ttei n a tio n * p flw ir pohelaa.,, the 'Alta flo le e ;-»AWe "iA Iiie ma-t'alty; (*•*- ' *|(y. #siul «lirviff Vinner tu U liri. At Ford nnd fIn* miiImii f»*,i**l nn up* to find pasture anil water nu.l w»» cim elrn," Ls-wU pirseui s,e don I even base a .let- pureut task in uaniiug tin* arid T f t r j f S l T o u * . atomic The calve* am suffering t»*.*nu*e rm.*"t-n r |h * o th e rv ,, there j.t rsnht he eurne lo (Tef|im ilnv»kl» i,i,lr motive." lullin'- something tin* negotiators ((-••Sldswft Oft ra g * Mlfthi) | vvrtft lack Muffici.'iil liBSture to pruilllct* ■inlih’iilv tseriinsp he could unt get milk fm- their young, accorillna t«* The negro, UH-vear old Cnleli '‘’"iildu'l do . aeiiae. to Herlln Any other W»y w lthm it ri.iiiirte, H EH I.IN . May : t |- ( f1 ’l tiov- H ill, Jr.. Wa* take,, from the jtnl | l f *.... .. «'"1 ......in cnutinllA lluding In M erlin, the legend“ monkey liiixliiex*1' by E. |),*wev said to- Monday morning hy two while ''-e* emit name one M'ltliin three \V. H Slnnrt of Siiiurt Hro* , ertinrTl.oinn* ary lim it elirii o f King A rth u r s Al)li>r|l.||,) n ll, hor|,(M . A || other Itni tow, Mii.l I'onilltlon* an* arulc day theAmerican people are tint men. Hi* lieulen un.l bullet |>ite>*,l " i" s e.isl, ssil l*eleci “ lie meinhei lo a lloee mill, (lonr.l Mrs, J. I* I'lillrn was elected ' “«I# ;* r *, Vi?*1 h" iplnne* to Herlln lirmled in ur too •kmI v wn* found nem , " I f I had the Power* o f * Mer- , ...........Xmerl.-ai. Irialftllntlona, In- on sf.iiu* of ilia firin ’* pasture* oi onvlnci'd yet thut the lt.i**inn few liour* laiei. It i. llliid meinhei Isu’l eliosen |iie«li|ent nf tlie Heinllnile f'ontity intend to coopeiate with the west I ’ i .Ik, flii'l.lamln ami llartl.'e conn lln, I would march that m illion mid i " . . I lullin', said an agent of lie u n i o n ,i "rcnsuiintde’ peiio.l ot I oheivillnsts mid llentHi Associa­ era world ... a friendly iiiumicr. is iiuarter men p#xt the Congress ' .. ..... , lie*. I lime ilust post will go Hiitnmultv tion ut Its iimiiinl meeting Thurs­ ‘T ill afraid tile drought Is a*' '..f the United Stale.. The .puck! . ........ l"d*ortaiit Ttie New York chief executive, (ieoigin ll.lrenii o| tuvesIn'Mliiii iills I.. I i , l l a r r v Sliiilmnn. m.i day evening at the t’ity Hail, fih* O W AHHINOTON. May IH -lA -) ami the dead. I' “ "iii.iu .H Ia in I'rngue. who have Ini* to affect the grow th of calve- nil n Eiiro|it>nii lour, liixpcrtcd tin* entered Hie case l.alnv ill In* in ■I ii r <■ ia i|o* F ord I 1 \ W cNutincl. 'iicceeils Mr* H. It. Dnwsnn who la<rnii*e uf ihe lack o f milk. lllie.l aii lift in Herlln, visited the , llalion. —Tha Home Armed Service, t would have the atnhulalurv I '" '1 * v ‘ ....... wns uleclptl vice-president. ....... j I’lie three man IuihI'd Will de Tin* sheriff said lie thinks llicie Committee voted today to In- .Injured drag the dead a fte r th e m " ""h tviik ( oiuim nilat t a r t y (o u - Stuart a.hied. iiiiti-f'imiiiiiii ist ,*itv government A in,1(inli,i nf the hoard of dlHe *iinI *iiiiie cattlemen lire ..n.l Hi,*ii told a news I'tmfercnce: were more tlinn In men Piv'ol'vi'll1 Iw 'i ii "flunl and tilniling" verdict. veatlgate the nation’* a ir powThe IJMW chief nwial he would Among Hume who Ktlll may I'oiil in lln* strike sellleuient re.'lors nf Hie association during ar pollclea and plana purchaaaa. I have the maimed and mangled t*' here- I In-ir mnvemenln are wa­ hauling citrus nudnsse* to keen "When the ItiiHslaiiH *tnpped in H ill’* dealli. "I don’t tliink two leini*. agieed lo reinstate ;If, .11* the past year, Mr*, f'ullcn ha* tt approved unanlmouajy^ a re* crawl pant "mi the Cuiigrenn tiuuln " " d v siirmideil in iecrecy— ar# their entile fed. idaying hear amt started to ;day men would try to handle soii.elliini* Water ami pasture condition* I,null it wa* assumed their pur ike ltd* I,v theniselve*," tie ex •lunged hi suspended employes I.... ii nn active volunteer worker solution hy Chairman _ V l n a o n t h e m tra ilin g tlii-lr l towels r * M- Malenkov. Huvlei •‘•dlthuro A ll wcie ch arged with instigating for Hie group during III* past ....... .................................................. .inenilter: I’ alm lro T o g lla ltl, Hal- are bail as fur wont It a* Fort nose wn* to persuade tin* world plaiued. (D-Ga) fo r tha In q u iry ‘ and da- a fte r them ." lie added; Hill was arrested hy tin* sher­ oi I, inling wildcat strikes lu'fore i three year* She lias served a* c'ded to ank the ia Houaa fo r a : " I would Imve the eimcnurse i Ian t'liiu m iin ist leader; Andre Mar- Myer*, according to Lrdley II limy intended to lie friendly." 1|>er*oiiMl snllcilntii.i, clmirnmn of Frniice, H a iry P n llltt o f Wear of Lakeland, a director in iff nt n negro madhouse near ltd* Hie n i l " , format walkout . |Cll (ton expenau fund. iflankrd hv five weeping meinhei .iv ut Huhseiiuenl events have not siiillll nil.Idle (ieoi'gin town nlioui Meanwhile H.IIIIO employe* of i wo O irh tm n * seal drives, and iranttaaeft <la Faae Threat tin* Hulk County Cattlemen1 * A "bat the rhipa fall whara (hay ’of each family." strengthened belief in that ol uddnlghl. While lie wa* making four New York t ’lly's privately- hod year held a cuvered dixh soclatfim. will," Vlnaon told raportara.: lle palmed a pifllura o f (l^W).iHMi > f « lu p c w l in* commented. the Htretil .Hatcher said, Hill owned ho* Hues will *hui* in an Inncheun meelitig at Per Pome at "The Hlllmale Iniik pretty lean . " T h i a w ill ba no w hltaw aih in - .people ople "walling "w a llin g and Jnmanllnu" I R O r t lt O n H I n j u r e d " I t has unt had that effect," ■ u'Ued the sheriff’* pistol uud ill I, ili.. tion aw aid of fHiU.onu ii. IIP West Nliielerulli Street, pre and they’re moving a long n s i­ liewcv asserted. "H aiti • veattgation.” while thes' Hied past lha Congress In ihe sli.il at him. Hatcher sill nine - Hill, letmaciive wage im-iease pay lixrotnry to the start of the drive (Caattaaaft on raga BUrhs) lo find grass mid water," Wes, Vlnaon propoaad tha In va itlg a l la a l lM * . (la e««» Klafctl llltier officers elected iiiflud* H'satUM* (la Page KIshM took ■■IIIi to jail and let.lined l meols The award, uuiiminred ye* Hon hy the Armad H arriet* Com.ok fot his pistol which was lost i ' " " 1*' “ two-yeur dispute Mr* M. <1. Hodges, secretary, and m ltiaa a fta r Rap. Van -Zatxdt Mr. amt Mr*. W illia m H. Thornr In the scuffle Pet ween tin* coinpnitles Mint >>■* In O. I,. Persons, treasurer. In (R-Pa) askad lha H oiiat la it Inn. an elderly couple who liva at C o u r t H I to* following names, were addThe lull lx on Hie second I lot,i r l " Wurkerx Hnl.m. waak to craata a ipaclal comHUM We*t FI rat Hlreet, were l('aatlaae<l Uw Pear S'uurt In Estes Park. Coin., Hie <’Is > of Hii * Hheriff’s tiome. lie -iis.l niiltaa to make inch an Inquiry. -— — treated fu r Itru iia i and ihock va»Packinghouse W orker- | > ------— -----------he left Hie huiix* untucked w1o*m tlulled Van. Zandt ta I —id ha waa d liBer ni ce, a playful, four month terdav afternnon by Dr. I.. MunM A IT L A N D * May J H - t d 't - Ii* went for his pistol Pccauxr "fit;........ . their president t . j t l l l . S V o l t * T o S t * l l d turbed by report* lin k in g high old, female lion cub, arrived hare son, follow ing an autornnhlla acciORLANDO, May a t—f/P)— I • ’ .. m . Mrs. ,1. II. Frlediand, hH, nf Malt - tie didn’t want to dlxturP Ids w.Ie lla lid i Helateln, In Proadeu their i dafanta o fficia l* w ith a irc ra ft yeiterday morning and wa» tak»n dent at Sixth Htra*t and Oak Ave* Htnne’s re.piext tn ha ralustatv.l a* puPiical uriinn to Include local j 1 O t l l M M l lio V .N S t A I f IC a a lliiia Oft r a t e K l l t ll iiiiut was killed when the car in companla* tn tha P»*t. io n a leaih to tha C ity H a ll and city p.dica chief la up to the “ Itlcli her husband and she were ituBlIeurg Sla •*««, Klahtl jh * committee th e , nre»anted to amplnyaai. They ware taken to Farnald- courts, the civil service commix riding collided with the north­ • Bl t— f * f * * * * *** j Sha wa* donated to the Zoo by l.anghton Memorial llo ip lta l after lion decided last night. At a h*ai bound Atlantic (’oast l ine f'tiaiu I'lie Linn* t'liit, today at tha Thomas BluiNdtdl -W H—Haughman n f Palatha. au.t ili^ lil.tL* Hnlck Heilan ln which lltg. ukad-hy Htnna. tha-emmu.— T iiu m l_Center voted to ntrnL ('itiil “51 the Fslofmlfe ciossihlT ---------- . t t M n d t - D M l H i f v evidently ^nt too big to ba a hmtia they ware driving ea»t on Sixth xton overruled Attorney Ham I lust wonI It iif here today. V i n i In tn Sitiil’ortC liny delegate •o Ihe American hae been placed htrrel cnllhled, ehortly befnie 4l00 Murrell when ha tried to call hoard ■rat. Legion sponsored Hoys Htate ah Fricdlaml wax taken In an Or Hanford and vicinity welcomed r.._ ..... within th# large ...................... o'clock with a KM# -Ford Club members as witness ex hefnir imdo btispilnl where Ids cunriltinn In a email|'-ftg»"ft.._..... I'ullnliasae* Jim* rimilia* Hiiiis.lell, uxaixlai.i Ihe heavy shower* which cniim next to Quean ie, wh* iloemV’t Cmipe driven aouth nn Oak Avo- themselves, King. Lion flamlHnu B1,heM ivss descrituvl ji a fair. _____ vrsterdasL afternoon--tse-end »nn secevtary-ef “..mnieree um ler-flhori t any too mu* w a s h i n g t o n T i i m 81—UP)— appaaf loo wall pleated. _ _ nue hy Kenneth McLeod, Jy., tUi lUt C im iit .lltd m -F ra n ^ -A . HndHr T h e sedan in which iit« cnuple U-s. Sawyer, arrived Friday from directed Ted Williams and Cecil of I lie worst dnmg Id periods In Genera) LiiCiua U. Clay, former in being ndmltted admitted aoclalty to Celery Avenue, who la charged charged postponed a hearing until .1 un« was riding waa totally dentn||,he.|. til* PI,lory of the local com Wa-Pingt.ili, D l ’. fur a short visit Carlton t«, ad as a committee 0 . a. gorarnor In Oarnuay, ra* tha City Hall, Bernice hy reanon ol with cqrelest and negligent drlv It on Htona’s application for a writ I lorlda Hlgltway I’atmlnian I.. K. luunity. Thu showers totalled dll with l.i* liroilicr-ln-law and sister, in -electing a high school hoy foV tlrad from tha Army today In. a bar good manner*, achieved cocial ing. requiring Hie civil service comini* Marchinlnn said all tbe window* fur the honor. C liff Abies outlin­ M. amt M ix. f . H Dawson. Mr*. Tliornlon, 70 yeara of age, ■ion to restore his rank as rhief nt th* car had been put up Ite- Inch of rain, according to E. J. ed Ihe purpose nf the Hoys State B JW B W •» l^ y Fort Wftvar, diatiactinn which Sid tha puma Finlay evening, Mr. Hlaisdell failed to gat.■ Bid, had bruise* in tha spinal region Ha waa denuded to lieutenant Mav i-susm of a heavy shower ami lln* Mnughton, Jr., weatherman. _____ ■ ■ having ■ ■ ___etcapad captd ________ This rain, together with the .Uri ami Mr. and Mrs. Dawo.n vixll'd.l program which Is designed to ac­ ' . ............................ • •• U from hla cage several seasons ago, but no hrokan bona* Hava I riedland* apparently ditl not of an inch of rain that felt here Mi xml Mrs. James Wilsnn ill quaint youths with the conduct • M RUM made an unsuccessful attempt to discovered, said Dr, Munson. Mr, hear the approaching train. Haturday afternoon brought th# dvie.ki He left Haturday morning of state government. raeantty on t w ar fr o n t Jump Into a City Hall window, but Thornton, 70, waa treated for Randy ' Kitchof, president alart n -'lay total to 1.08 Indian as com- by plane from Ihe Orlando A irIn O an u ny, !J' Truman th* screen stopped him. chest bruises and « scalp abrasion. ‘ elp abr or the Ual.and Lions Club, In* I.AIHRN NIGHT pared wtfh 1,87 Inches lis t year. port for Wanhliigton. trndueed a visitor. Maurice Par* The Rotary Club'a annual aa a full kina of Ja«)<«nnvlll* and Invftad I adiaa Night will b* held on local Lions tn attend a fish fry TALI.AHAHBEE. May 8 l-(/P i Wednaaday, June 0 , at tha Elka In tie given this evenlne at —Hep. J. Brailay Odham of Han­ < luh In the form of a barbecue, Hert’a Park near DeLeon Springe ford waa ’ ywaterday named one nf I'raaldant George Httaa announced, Pv tha DaLand group. four senator* and ten repratania- yesterday. . . Rntarans w*r also In- 1 Plana wars inada to attend th* sitad by Prexfdant-alact George tlvea nominated by more than a *ded x-ray. survey next Tuesday and Capitol* romapondaotx rorriapondaots totiby t'otihy to attend the regular seore of Capitol dispense with regular busineu for tba ‘moat valuable* led slater hinaheon on June SO when Rev. , By RAM DAWRON Dr. Frank Swninoie County's 1949 x-ray nuvry will he started tomorrow aftar tha dinner. of tbe 1040 sestton awards pre *?n' 7 itdga B. Money you make working one hour passed aroiftid registra­ tented by tbe Rt. Petersburg w - W « *r will be the principal morning by two stationary units and one mobile unit nf the Stale Hoard Quillman tion cards for tboaa Intandln Ing to ,,lpday than it did in 1939, wkmi trou buy brntee Ttmee. ’ vneaker. of Health, working in ro-o|ieration with the County Health Unit and ba x-rayed to sign.. Jrecame m this line ptlcea have, i m m r County Tuberculosis Association. On Friday another unit will arrive lo courageDORP?" D RO P"flUARD alart the survey in Geneva and othrr towns, HARAHOTA, May 01 W - "We get 4 ^ re e lc p v e r the factory w orker who, or iW otuTaad ag g raaatvV T . good and All pariona over 13 years of age ate requeued to taka advanlaae convinelRg apasUer ^ 4 If lg h t e r ;lroppjd our g u e r V ^ fte r World pay In 1014 took «♦ ------------------------ --— ■ . War t l ire cannot afford to drop of tba x-ray, even If they warn i-C ----------- ----------— --------------------------for governmental economy." elub chair, made of bardftroi it agali “ retired ................... _ dn," Lieut.... General rayed In IM 7 whan the unit con­ periods of time will he at Penpla'a — .Tbn4 walnut flnlah and Ugb-pile i Carl Bpaata told Cn rl Bp Memorial Day ducted Ita laat survey In tha coun­ Him* flhnp nn Hanford Avenue. n *v m "itmw'tham U* did JA CK RO NVILI.E. May 01— (ff) boll t ary. • former bead ty, aaid Bart Higgins, Health Bu­ IM IT .-nurd yeiterday, 8 noa*ve|t Tetnnertture tablet One mobile unit will start g- — Temnert “ tth o a e w h o married of (he of tbe A ir Force said the United reau rapraaantatlve. H IG H LOW Six tachnielaaa will Hava charge raya at Hemlnnle High School to­ BTATION of RanState* must remain atrong to keep tbfta they dt4 hi Uw qf tha x-ray work, two at each morrow morning and will con­ Atlanta rltix- It* libertlea. «•* * • *; of tha atatlonary unite, and one tinue a schedule that will lake It Blsmark or to Midway, Lake Monro* and Brownsville each with UW mobile units. m« Chicago White applicants In ifd will i Goldsboro. th liA X R LA N D , May 01 (/PI — P.. OnaTof the city's six dean walla receive x -w ra at Rt. Rive-; The other mobile unit will start New Orleans ig g l/;i Dl operations at Geneva at 9:00 o'* Phoeatn has tw in pompad dry for tba first trio Co,,_ .... . ' T "S * 1- P ', ’wwe[ •art. ______________ wmmm Ran Antonio , Rt F irst IMreet^and clock Friday aom im r and duri „ g, time; other five are reM rvT fp fln . ‘ low. Boeanao tha foUawlag days trill visit ;.t* the norti J Jacksonvilia patrol ear do, Wavtft, Cassal berry i Of of to naa lOT.nfi monte, Lottgwood and Lak« as pae* Fud MjMdutoa «a to tji a. oRUWa !»’ A Lengthy Dry Spell Deals Heavy Blow Yl To State Cattlemen S'".r .................... Dewey is Not Convinced Of RedConperntion Min. J. P. Cullen Is fleeted To Head TiiheiYulosiH Group Air Fnfce Survey To Be Conducted By House Group In Auto Accident New Lion Cub I P resented To Zoo Mnltliind Woman To Decide On Stone'H Status Killed By ACL Train Sun lord WeieomeN Clay Retire! From Army At Fort Myer fneirj : Sin' ‘ Survey Shows Furniture Prices Odham I Named On Parper'H Awardn Lint Seminole County’s X-Ray Survey To BeStarted Tomorrow Morning THE WEATHER Ihta.r ^ 1 9 ififS i ip**;; ; tf*- „*[ ,1 KV - ■ �TUESDAY, MAY CRISS CROSS OF 41 FAMOUS NAMES T n gathering o f roynlty, »there wax n prinrexx, a linroneaa, a dtichea*. a count exx, and a Indy piraent. T h e ir Aral nnmea were M n rla , Sophie, Kotherinr, Dorothy and Fliiiue, but not rcapecHviiy, Kotbrrine wax not on apeaklog term* with tlm Indy, lint the Indy won an intimate friend of Klnitie’n. The princem won the linxfrxa of the party no tlmt Kothurlne would not dnre to Nriiib her. The iluchen*. ax iiruiii, put on nlra and chitchatted in French with Sophie who wax the only one who could under* xtntul.(hat language. They con­ fided to e.lch oilier that the tody had good connect lone and would Noon marry n man of high rank. In llir meantime, Dorothy *nlIdtoiixly liu|iiircil of thn hnrmi* cxn about her liiiNhaml'n health, Dorothy told the prlorem Dial die bad xent ber children to n llnlxhlug xcluiol, Thu cmmtexN couxoled Maria who had juxl text her hiixlmiul. Clonic gru* clminly poured lea for all. Dorothy inr-lxtrtl on leaving early and mild goodbye to (lie duehexN and rnuillvHN on well ax the otherx. Sophie left with the linroitexx while the hoxtexx In­ vited Iho dnehenx to nlay oier* night after Knlherimi left. Who wax the lady? A '4|»*| -*'11 |w*it*» i-fM-ft J**!1 ..... . A|| |r■'| tljNMH DH'il I 1 |Mtf |»»'| All Change! C A R D TRICK W HO W AS W HO? T R A N S P 0 8 A L 8 (below) are j ! made by .tran*po*ing the lat­ ter, nf one word to m fk t the xrrnnd. DWlnltlonx otiggeM the two wordx. An “Ipexpemlve fro 11” rmild be a "C h ta p peach." • ^4 (aide and (here I . .J a i l, -take from the geek (he to u r '‘flvrx'’ ami the. three of dla* mondx. Invite n fellow player to arrange Ibcni an that Ibe pipx total nine hurlxmilnlly and vertically. Here ix how to do It: I, IlMleroua Celt. ,1. (aparloua tree. 7. Milkmen'* Journal. W ITS TEASER HIS I ell.- you all you need to know to xolve it correctly without gllCNxItlg. Dim- ami (toe hml Juxl token their xeat in the fiNitliall xtoil* Inin, line xoid, “ I'll liel I can toll the xcore In-fore the gome xtoi tx." Roe het him he couldn't, Due won, Whol wax Hie xcore? T ii*fp I *p<«ffl i •**!! Il" ,,,l* »|»'W V " l« •I II M *>|» »M>4l jiJIlift*' H »f M It N|*|«* mJ*|«) J" imu* •• 4J| |M|| iHwre ||M"W 1*1(1 *1 Ilf l« |»|""* II I ■*,'l '* • »'i «» » *r (im( . ...... . I H |»«|*|» If «ll'ltt • «ai|| * “'.'Ilf 1*1 • (Hit #*1 Hl«0 • i |4n4,| *f egefM t |fe< HV I It's T rem en -D O U S T O N G U E TESTERS t halleugu any one tu name four commonly ueed wordx end­ ing in 'doin’. Moxt perxonx will have trouble naming mure than two or Hirer. T ry It yournelf be­ fore commit lug the lint below, which given you IP wordx ending In 'dolin'. (irlm Jim grinned a grim grin Hint gave Snm'n nixter llcnler hyxlcrln, One old ox opening oyxtern. -l(u*i ar»<>|Hir1r,| | Alit )|ftu< 'ennfiy •flirtti *gw|w(f ‘eiyrtfyfir|ii| '»nitpr>|Miftf|« '«nr»p -vliiip Wnuptuii |n|«m|i|f wnii|i«i«fa !«ii M**|ifjj •wipjgit'f (mi a«nofU4Mln|t •nnptJirian «l« tpjrtgg *4,‘UiiM#*l 4||flJ inrijf I44»auy j>i 'M U |lf|iH ( M| gU f*(|M ll ‘ tfg flttM 'i < R « | | e) f « |l* ) » | ee4 om| | g |n ( ^ iy M g if i, 1ii»ej[meril* *! ■)•-> » * ,( ) ■» u i « y » *wal|i|ii|, *■{ ||»- I* —I* |Bi|| III l*VX V 4BU|I| M|M|| | '«|<lltM 4|dii»y IT T ,u -------------------“ tm i-----_— k® — — *-a r« 41 wall known n im M . ■J Altogether they ___ —p _ _ comprlae an In* terenllng puttie, ~ 1 Tb# problem Is I __ J n . to At all of them Into the diagram “ I I "T at right, «o that — t j — ___ every apace la Ailed and every — nam e ueed in I 1 1 _ ___ full, Unlesa they are placed In — | T ----------c e r t a in p n e lI l tlnna, the crlaa§Ks croaa cannot lie— ■ — - , i -r completed cor* _ _ ____ I I 1 rectly. j A * a alerter, “ ” 1“ we'll tell you that _ ,____ . __ the name tu be )j plared In the “ — J— *— *— — horizontal boxen __ . __ In the upper left ; : ' hand corner la * ' ■ * ■ Alexander, Now go on from there. When you’ve completed the pottle, tee how many of the mi men you ran Iden­ tify -th a t lx, link with the reaxiiii for It* fame. 77,r r * I t l l r r f . Hoe. ta w , l.en. M o u rle lle re : Hnch, Hein, Coke, Crnm, Dtew, Mary, Shaw, Hwnn. AVer le tte r f. Kvald, (Jroaa, Manet. Munch, Oaler, I’upin. Itende. Swi ft, Nobel. T' S ix let I ere: Hoover, Immlor, Iaindon, Tnyior. S rv tn le lle rx : Lincoln, Oberlln, R onland. A.'ipAt le tlrre : Anacreon, (Jnmbettn, (nabrlla, Macaulay, I’ericlex. Mine Ir lte re : Alexander, Alighieri, ftiM-cHceln. f.'aracalla, Kllxnbcth. Kleven Ir lte re : Hinclnnntun, l^-oncn vallo, Omar Khayyam, Shakexpcare. FIND THE NAME OF A BELOVED POET IIK name nf one rif Americn'n licnt known jKM-lx cun be dlacovered at left. F irn t, Id e n tify nnd then print out the name of onrh object. Hy moving in n cer­ tain way from attuare to xituuru, ■ml utlllxing let* terx in Id of the 20 objecln, tha name of the |ioet can be spelled out. In making the mover, you ■re to use the flret letter* of n am ii In culumn one, Hcoad. la k ~ (e ft .lii i column twoj.' lh lrd lettar* In column three, and an on. In muvlug, do not Jump over any object and do nnt one It.* name twice. ‘ •lie -iw-miiM ,40., f «, UI ,,ra| T 4MM#|i>«|Jlfrefl * n ,- p * ijg * 'ir ) f i| if f 4 D | 'enH p-nftu A FLOWERY COMPLIMENT Q u o ta g ra m s ■ri “ 4. IN . end S iilllvrtii, lx I'IN -• l j ' ’* I'eaceful folk cat It. g iin g O ei* tluow It. the — ’-*■ — — — 'l i 6. The ctrtvhoy lovex bin I’ I N -------. T O xolve lld x pnexle, fill in Hie I Wordx III Hie file t eel id ilcllu ltlo n x w ith one le llr r for eerli c|r,ali. T h ru piece i-hcI i le ile r nrcording In He niiinhei In the dix| f Vm. mho. any wordx In fl. He xald, “ Mllllonn for ilcfeoer. lint Hot one Ihr flixi xet try the xecond xnt n l fo i trib u te ," C liailcx I ’ IN -- --------------------7 >* « rn«*n1 o f II ip mmmr* |pM»*rA. W ith the rllagrarn filled, i< well known p im e ili w ill N|ipeai. f- ,M j ,svt 7, IF * iilayeil w ith card*, I’ I N ------- — — -—7 B. It'x played w ith peddler, I ' I N ---------- --------- T U. D m w ouldn't want lo gel caught In a I N ------- 7 * Df. T hey're eye-glns*r», but they >ee moat, the I'IN - - - — — *7 d in g tu the - 11. Hue o f Folnnilm x' cnplnmx, who commamled e I ’ IN - - — wax M n rtiii I ' I N ------- — 7 * q ,m«x ■liau, I 12 111 Ift 2.12(, D rle iiln U I I 2 2 2.-i III *4 lA Rotate - r ■* ^ )( 7 m |<4 ' | l(„ r | l(| 12. Some call Hum c im iu llo iiit, eoiui call them It ft 20 2 1 ALTERING THE BATTLE LINE (• 11 2 ) S irn m l Set Shellac 2 12 12:110 m i Id. (iir n tM l lyric poet of cbunle H irer# wa* Napkin • 10 H 22 S w ill character 7 .1 2ft 01721 21 ft*! 20 Indian tribe 1,1 3 2 1 1 0 ( ill liK N Dntnre* A n t picked th e bunch o f fln w r r p whlrh xbe Imlihi. V » rmfidn't deride whether to prexent them to her father or to her mother, It turned mil Hint the lin t parent tu come along the walk waa W made the recipient To And out who got th* bottquet, Mart at dot one end draw • contlnuoua line from dot to dot, cnniecullvely. Where two number* are be*Id* one dot, UM tha dot twice. A N admiral had “ h i* t h I p ■ lined up, ■■ at right. Ha wanted la ahirt them ao he had flva row* of vewel* four-in­ line, but without changing the polit lap* of mere than (our of Hi* ihlp*. Haw could he do It t (Solu­ tion Nliewhere). CAN YOU DO IT ? ;Q U IZ -C R O S S W O R D WITH CLUES FROM THE BIBLE # W!™r,.r srairs you’re n woman), bow multi yuu put your left hnml all the way down into »our light In,ml IMK-kCt? lua* nut ii mlawiiaq llilHl/nSTA I. 0 V A il e r.Vi**.?V-*ft.,hrt* .!'«.l. ^f nupV.r wi’Mil'dldHie l.<’td cnnimand Noah t* kllllil T I (Ian. Nl 111 j.. CUT JT OUT r i» rrmm-rrw rrrrm walft#___ ^ the telephone hi* partner. • • a ~ g.------------------- -------------------------------- _ a-t##b^x.” n * .a .t a-Uel«k «#.#.»!.** .f iai*ll, ligkt atop-gap, turned over tha w o n P«d, penciled aome number* on I t , a n > k ,U tb* back, and M id tp hi* CWUHanlima. "W h ll* aw 1 M w a ltla a _________ ,, 4'U « l l ■•'■die "ll'B h *i > "H»l 'M l •••'.» ••"i ■u||0|4 'awe>q -g«i| an',r -qruy> aef i u , i-ic-j h , . . q , Malay llr la v lu g Z f f i — M B ^ —. — —. — * ® __________ _________________________KOO____________ __________ ___ * » l# p W # *x at* *xd Oxth’* ^ •WfSIWKi.'saws — *— ANSWERS itTfMa Ji:u;ig at-jClilrJ! lolutiento • o«»!Wferp»», !• •V-t ) 81, 1949, �I . ... TUESDAY, MAY at, lfM9, P A fJK T H R E E Rural Common Sense Hint* To Housewives 'S u . . a il. . . HEARING AID Dr 8 P III 1S JOHNSON____ ' VEG ETABLES RECEIPES Nutrition Specialist Many fin * f m h vegetable* are now coming In from garden* or arc on the market. Here are four •iptable dlahea that will plcaie your family. Florida Harvard Berta Ingredient*: 8 cup* boiled beets, cubed, 8 teaspoon* butter, t i table. spoon cornstarch (flour may be used!, m tablespoons sugar, 4 cup orangt juice, daat^ of lemon Juice, grated rind from one orange, • j i t , and smalt amount of beat juke. Melt butter, add cornstarch or flour and sugar. Stir in Juice gradually. Continue stirring until It boils. Add beets and leave until It becomes a rich red. Caaaerola Mquaah Ingredients: 3 cups conked spring squash. 4 tablespoons nr peanut butter, % cup choped pea­ nuts, bread crumbs, nnu I egg gtffhtiy beaten. Drain any liquid from squash and mash aquaan. Beat egg until thick and add squash. Heat until the egg Is cooked. Add peanut butter, top with bread crumbs and chopped peanuts. and bake In mod- < crate oven until brown. Vegvtable lo a f Ingredientsi It tablespoons m e lt-1 ed butter or fat, 2 cup* soft bread crumbs, 1 cup chopped ruoknl rooked ce cel­l-, ery, 1 cup cooked peas, or string %'ans, 2 egg*, Iteaten, 1 cup diced cooked carrot*, 4 tablespoon* liquid from cooked vegetables, I table­ spoon salt, and pepper. Mix fat with bread crumbs, uml reserve about t4 cup for mi I Hide of the loaf. Mix together nil In­ gredients, farm Into a loaf on a ■heet of greased paper nr baking pan, cuver the surface with crumbs, place un a rack In an uncovered pan, and bake In a moderate oven j a r 30 minutes. The loaf should 9 b hot through and the crumbs golden brown. Servo with tomato sauce. Green Beans with Egg Snore Ingredients: IVfc pounds green beans, 3 tablespoons hueon drip­ pings, 3 tablespoons flour, !4 tea­ spoon salt, 2 cups liquid, water from beans and milk, l/H teaspoon pepper, 2 hard-cooked eggs, and 1 teaspoon minced parsley. Cook suing tieans in n small Amount of boiling salted wuter. Drain and reserve liquid. Kent bacon drippings In a saucepan. Blend in flour. Add sufficient milk to liquid from been* i„ make two cups. Add Hquid slowly tn Tat and flour and cook, stirring con­ stantly until mixture Is thick and smooth, add salt, pepper, and finely chopped eggs. Heat thoroughly Bitr In parsley and rooked string betas. Serves 8, FARMERS HEAR MOST OF RECENT DECLINES IN COSTS OF FOODS BATTERI ES Everybody's Interested In the rust of foods. Consumers want these costs to be an low as pnsIhte. Producers also want the coal t>. tie low to consumers, hut they want to get enough out of their product* to pay production costa and return a reasonable profit. Food prices have been high during and since the war. Con* i.umers sometimes think farmers ■IMT FOR THI NAVY, th * first American-designed hlgh-altltudc research rocket, the "V ik in g " (le ft) J s prepared for Its Initial Itlcht at the While Hands Proving around*, Lns Cruce*. N. M. Streaking skyward (rig h t), the 43-font long rocket begin* It* trip to B it* m llrs above the earth, attaining a speed of 3230 mile* an hour. The rocket w ill carry instru­ ment* for scientific research In cosmic rays anil atmospheric composi­ tion. (U J . Wullonnl M ilita ry E ifa b llih m rn f photos from In lrrnnllrm al) ll'ASiisaf* ria w I'aa* (last Engl sml Hud Home others from 'Europe, South America. China and , Australia, lin t Eisler said lie did ' nut know whom tie m ight moot 1here. A irp o rt Httarhes said Eisler had been given the same courtesies aa v is itin g diplomats get. He was list* ed un tho manifest as "stateless." Eisler w ill go from here In Berlin and then tu l.c lp ilg for Ills prnfessnrshlti and. he said, he w ill "as a sideline tr v to advance the Com­ munist eause." He expressed hitlrim m s over the detention o f his wife by II. ft. authorities. “ It Is just like the nnxia, who seised parents and children of pel sous they disliked, a s hostages," Eisler said. "Now they ism* holding her bemuse she does mil want In ■' ns an F ill agent against her liuslmnd—a woman whose fa m ily was killed by the oasis. I am very glad to lie In Cseclmslovakia and not In the United Stales. I mean Iiv* th a t, the United Mtulcs o f tho Jusllco Department and the Un» American A ctivities Commit Ire, "The a ttitude of the B ritish was very giinil, even before the verdict that freed me. You couldn’t find a decent Judge in the United States who would have done what tho B ritish Judge did. The U i( tr d Slates sentenced me plenty « f times. M| do w im i t ■» wish yonil lut'k to many Americans who are my ro t All m a m t Of niAtiMft Aim HlflMRfl Niff UtPfl W*t* hm ft14411*4 N Itflfit iNnl «r* A(t«* (fttry rt rgnplill li*» nf Hiwnnnq nlidl bfilt*f»*l 0 1| fIB Iridiqi** n*re it rtf y Id ntilnm h*H*fi*i Ifa o i H o rn in fp r v ih lo u fiii N o flo o d Id |»w»fM|* hnltstiet fMctuqfi iNf NNill W o nr* Blip <omr /*r* Mff iBnetitifnii <ti ..................... u n ........ are ro llin g In weallh as a result. ____________ _____________ But a little close Inspect mis o f the that this is a fallacious belief in most ,M And when begin to drop, as they have in the last year, the L u j H fnrmer is the one who takes the B v y j H u liiggest cut and the firs t ru l. Tho USDA Bureau o f A gricu ltu ra l Eeononiies, In its report on tho May agrieoltural situation, says \ that retail food nrices dropped nhool 111 percent frnni July lit IK V i / to February llMlh East July u. fam ily hiiskel of farm food prod - , urts cost at the annual rale $7MK , r at retail. By February it had R drooped $711. I ■ Most o f this saving to ennsum-1 I v ers was due to the lower pries’* ■ \ farmers received for their food m products. Farmers were taking a ■ $r.7 reilurllon, while m arketing V » costs hud dropped $U). Of a HI ft 1 per cent reduction, farmers tool B 1 taken H perrenl. or fo u r-fifth s. ft\ V Another Interesting point re F':; \ . vena il liv the report is lImt mar- f, keting costs now ninniint lu alamt as much as the entile uiniket ’ hnsket cost in lu ll). In other . w ^ H T HELPS STOP TOOTH ■ f * DECAY f> JT Y II Ft A|| tit at atti •«<!!* tnfi ijpf || Vtnt’vr f**il gjiftMt MV FialMMial rt"«| no** avail*M- in >nqvfni«iti !i*tfh | • tilt Ar'Kiltai' Alttrillpi m 'ittrily jiffpfAMl Item Inwlh pstlfi I it *4 lilntn Intlt piHf tllrnli llmt I'lqnlrtRil If Brill lr*. ay ttnU|iir >lrlfi<rrvl *■Itun, * plr«i> tB4lr. j:Prm»^f Jir-rift In,mi i lipPAlh Ari'l ytmi It >»# elale 1 111* Anu>Rvt| nr* vouiiifui i|t ’ , / *, |, V i •lnlvripvl t*t .lull .Jingv topfli W ’ ’ a* ''* S Try AmoRas on Our Money-Rock Winds, if farmers were not rereiving a dime for their products going into the food markets now, food would s till cost consumers alaoit ns much ns It dial ill HMD. And there is not mncli prospect fur material rodtfethm in m ar­ keting rests soon. IN ROUtl TO WASMINOTON (icncrnl Eurico (iaspai I >uliit arriva l at Key West, Pin , Ity Ai Truman. Umkinn *>n is J om > I* A I THI W H Ifl HOUSI, Adin. A i n O. K irk, new U.B. Ambassador tr> Bussin, dtscUMes w ith President Truman the "general m qirrU” of Ids mis­ sion. K irk expects tn Irave for t is post on June 7. He'll stop «*fT nl the Pari* Big Four parley cn route to Moirow. (fntcriifl(lm in| ,S'oi,ndp|,o|r>) E g fs And Poultry MCKRONVILLI, May —Florida k is i>u.rt,«i. dais* to retailers: gRRS R red e A Haras .— ..... sitdlum ...... Hmsll ....- .... Extra •* r * s Net it ft IS ....... w it. us ns ns ST os Jl— (API Ions# ctii' IV .11 It .si It .It .11 .11 t"'Kluuara aaisa ulreci to con ■umar Large --------- t t os si .«■ Maalum ___ t i ns .10 .!< Rmaff ...------- i os I* .so Llvs poultry IIA IIA t'O I., an sm'irtiis p***piratlnn. rnuliiliis 3 nl Nalurr's Important Vllauilns II mil I ot the most nrrrs'.xry Minerals, sir: Iron. Cnlcliiin. I'hoiiihnrus, • ml Manganese, ami Iheae sie the most Important rlemenls needed to hllllrl reil Idood cells. And the lark of only s m u ll amount ot Vitamin* and Min eral* will pause rrrlslu tmflllr disorder*, and when lhat necurs. the nntr svay hi nlilaln irtlrf l* Ihrmish llir U s e ot Ihr needed Vitamins and Mineral* Nothin* else w ill do Inf rnurse. ronthlllrd fall*ue and lark nt rtier*» may crime frnm other rause*—see ymir iloHor rc«ula rlr). Rut don'l ssail . , atari taking H A IIA C O I. nnw and as vlsnrous hlnnd. rarrviui Ihe 3 ft Vitamins and Ihe tlinrrsls trim. Calcium. I'tunplinrll*, and Alansaursr auric* Ihrmiihnul vnur whnlr timlv, hrhistui Ihete uuurtshlui element* In your vital organ*, dlsrsllve system, heart, .lung*, kidneys In build tnr growth or In replace nr repair the cell* and tissue* thsl have hern slcklv nr warn nut G rra lrr frrshnr**, new pep. new vitality, more energy, with mure vim and vigor ahmiltl make you sleep better, leel bet­ ter, work better, play better, rat belter, and took better. Isas, res b a, o r FARMER >. M r* flt-( 8 peley of Jefferson n Judged the outconservation U r, It.wne announced '• thp cash award •VMYTHIN0 WAI IN TVM for radio and film star Bing Crosby until bn started to discus* (rival conditions with Judy Lee, I , a fellow ptisanger, OR the two arrived In Chicago from the Weil Coast "Der Hingis's" sud­ den rtnditlon of tho old song "Weep No Moro My Led/" was evidently the straw Uut broke tho camel's back. (Intemsllonal Souadpholo). i. - .. ' 1 ■ Itmwtl Bouthwid* R M i b o r w achedI a t Log Cabin, sk Count*, "where lor additional pri- assK E ii —BNAM POO wits issoits 11 MiO"1! ! Itidta Ves, you'll he happy slier you have taken several hollies ot this amaslns remedy— HAD ACOI„ No matter whrre you live, no matter whe t o o ere, and If you have tried alt Ihe medicines under the sun, give this won­ derful preparation a trial. Oet a bottle today from rear drag store— IIADACOL. l i b * HADACOL te reclaim your pep and vigor, your rnjoymenl of W N N lL 't* VW^F1*: L pPjfflTr’’} •J T jT i v W fo iW U L i MYES'THUUCIMC M Y S 9 P .M .t$ T * C K __ __________________ Touchton Drug1Co. �TRW SANFORD HERALD HANFORD, FLORTPA /he Sanford Herald fia m M H rasl liw u tln ( ( a l t s M . O I K . mt i n r e a l l l l f l M l r i l l l l l , »•>(#( I I I ABt ( C s u n i a e l M a tc h a, ia # f, B O T tT ih li i_ o k i s U llM I ' VUHIION II(.A N I t i l l M I M > » {W Or t s n lif Or.* M u u ll K b i t * M e a lh a IU Mtthlha ------- . ..... — 8 ------- .#6 i on HA a MU , V»a rear ..... — ........- ............. IhlS. All uSIlaurr aalisaa, n u l l « l >feaaka, i««alallua* uaA BeMtaa Ml inUUalurucaia lui lha al iraUiua lrni.lt. will u* essiee* las .1 n » a la i a O w H a la * M IM . H H i o o i i . l kailosailr H i llla a l Fit »••,.>•*'• H*ei«atBIBUna fa r. S i n la ih , Chlsaaa. D t il. il, S m a i i l l s , i l. I.uala ” T i* " lim it., • ..in u la , ial Ik . Iw a < la u 4 M iaa takteh la a a lllla ( I u I d i I h Ii la lbs ua> las i t f s l l l csllcu ul all Ik* n.aal » s i r r l s n l ta this a in a s a s u , aa wall aa all K W » a (UMalahaa. TI'F.SDA Y, M A Y 81, 1849 MIHI.K VKBNK TOD AT (>nd walks In mr garden every drv when the flowrra are In bloom. We ran even make appointment* with him. They heard the voice of the Lord (bid walking In the gar­ den In the cool uf tho day.— *<e 8:2. ft ■ , lv .1 ! 'r ; r / f t V/c may h r wtong nbotil il, Imi Wc btfVr die ( " lu iK lli.il any leg!'. Idiot Vo,mg lo, m idler lax lliii ycei w ill lie ligninH iiit p o lilirs l d rs ili vm rrrnl. h W :' n« j., ft M rinuna! IJ.ry it n lu n v c tl nn nually mi a Id lin g Irih u lc to dime who died in ih rir in m A iy 's w a rtitiir • m ic e w in ttlc h ra lc d ' l l i i t ycai w ilh repe 'led trn iim lc r* (list the only way •> mvoiiI anollicr wai i> lo lie loo ih m ig for anyone In ul tack. • Puper And Appearance BURNING OUR BRIDGES BEHIND B u s in e M S u rv e y (CeaHaao* »»**•. _ order catalog* i t r th# ya*ra 1214, A ( iiit iiiif iie U ir u r o f p u p e r goods p re tllc lH l l i a t w l t l i i n u d e i-m lf the* s i:ic u f th e fa m ily w a s h in g can la* c u t in h a lf b y i< *:ilu t'iiiK ru n n y c o n u rio n h o u so h o ld a r tlc le n m a d e o f j Wli**n Soviet Ik 'p u ly Foreign c lo th , a n d n * i|u ir h if! p e rio d ic w a s h in g , w it h tliln tfH m a d e o f M inister (inuuyku le ft New York im p c r, lo la* th r o w n n w n v w hen Moiled, D is c o v e ry o f WHys fo r Hurope ul the nil,elusion of to m a k e p a p e r w h ic h d o e * riot d ls in t i'g n it u w h e n w e t ojieriH the Unite,I Nations A isenihly meeting I lie o ilie r day, Im list,* v /h o le new flu id s f o r th e p a p er in d u s tr y . liergnsteil A merli n hy sm iling lo t T h u s a lig h t e n in g o f th e w a s h in g ch o re a o f th e honae- tlie reporters toinl oewi photo w ife la seen H u t th e u n q u a lifie d th n n k a o f th e p u b lic w ill graphera. n o t lie e a rn e d u n le s s th e r e is also som e iu c re a tie d e d u c a tio n Nfwxpftpers published p irl„ r* s DU th e a r t o f t h r o w in g p a p e r a w a y. I f th e u n s ig h t ly pieces of tlie smile, mul i i i „ i ,nested on o f p a p p r s c a tte re d o v e r I lu* tfrotHMl, lu m k e il b y M |irlU K n iiu r., tlih n'Oatile event. It w n iii ’1 h lug mnile, lint it wax mi Btlracllve h old to g e th e r in a te a d o f fa llin g a p a r t w h e n p ic k e d u p , th a t o.ie will,*li softened nn ontlniolly w d ! be Home h f;lp . H u t it w o uld lie m u c h m o re h e lp to ta k e stern eonnliiiunre. Arne, Ira a« a wlinle didn't know UromVkll eoiiM* c u re o f tlie p a p p r b e fo re it d a rts b lo w in g a ro u n d . smile, loir P ro p e r iliH p o iU il o f i,Mi'il |iii|M*r, o f n il k lm is . H h u u lit llltv i* jsiuiie, mie ohvlmlsty onvimmiy ini u- •Wh' i , * ' « * 1 Minor'll IfilW rOvej, tvonile/ Whiilll*. 1 . rm s__ i. , ___ a., a....... ....... I Itliltlltfh W*|g| Vl‘11 flit H WQIlll I WO er il isn't in lin tli'n Tnrilv.lv to lln * K io 'in d e v e ry th in g fro m g u m w ra p in irs t o n e w n p a p -. ........ |h „ MM„ . . era reuultH in s o rry c liitte riiip o f th e liilitlflciipe. T h e o th e r ni|l11 (|0,.nl|,t f |K„rl. rm ,li,n is our o b je c tiv e in ron»«'rvnlm o T here is s o m e tliin jf o f n c r lt lip iiiifu-iinnliin. I nienilon thl*, ir»«*lit*>iii in th a t aim nt. th e m om ent, I(era oho tim co iw cleiitin iis t'O- iiu iuly l,« , sme n leniKi'Kd lud'} ojiei'fitioii o f tlie im hllc ill navitig useii Im a exccedeil ,‘ hm rerdnily n *•(•■** • Um c le v e riie n n o f th e |»«|,ei in d u s tr y in s a lv riR in g » '} l l a S S l i ^ r »,i.ll' i f m o re a m i m o re a rtic le s are to lie m a tle o f p a p e r, I t in ( w<1( )|I)W| III,I, IpleSlluli a*i o rre a p o n tlh iR ly im p o r ta n t th a t m o re new p u p e r lie nin th * alim,,B „ prctnlse which clearly is n 't ; I r o iii o ld jm p e r. ' ,n lrto liiie ly sound, berauan M r. firo - j I f th o s e iw o a im s o f p „ . |. e r ly g e t t in g r id o f d la c a rtle il ,n.vk« [.‘. X | Im p e r ca n Is* w e ll se rv e d , th e p u b lic n ilK h t he h a p p y to *ftj)[y* |n (t. , hu*t i„n „.-w o o l | save tim e , tr o u b le a m i expense h y m di)K m o re p a p e r a n d lesa ;p 01JlMlllli| , , a ,ji,n't soilh* much, e lo tll. . VVliyT It,'cl, imh lim y nri* ideolog, Iin l iMiilols. Tli**v have on** hack ,iiiiiid.n which nre ,|lii','l-d lowards ........... .. u l world irv n In ti,in I CMiiiiiiiinisi* nil nnlloan and I III n re c e n t m e e tin g <d Hit* N a tio n a l A s s o c ia tio n o f in Mg tlicio under ilii> ndn o f 1 I o r , 'it 'll S h iile n l A d v is e rs th e fa c t w as h r o u j'h l O llt t h i l l [Mojicnw. Ihc orarl.* ,,f lio lrh i'v liiii. i l l 1,'iiv," lin k ' In.it y e a r e v e ry iie e i e d ile d i nllege in I he U o ite tl S la te s h a d ^ *!,!. al lenal mu* forcij»ii slm h m t. I hat m one u f lln* lliortl |,rprilJ«lnI1-, m. r. iy « pottap th in g s w hich tins happened lo tin s c o u n try in c u rre n t lMII „f,en k .a r i a d**t laics, serihi'il nv i» "re lig io n ," tint Hint T in * e xciin lipe o f H lo d ciilH betw een th in n atio n nml i„ u luoiunili* cliaiiicl*'ri/aH*uj'l Dtlicrs is an c x rh a n i'c o f jicisoualitiun, on Hu* most e ffe c tiv e wMcii p< '*iii|ia ban i>***'o "*'***■ j 1029, 19SB and 194J. Researchers for the National Industrial Conference Board put the two eels o f figure* together. They chose house furnishings of like quality and d u ra b ility In t h ^ fo u r years,'hut occasionally had t,™ chose the 1 next host thing—-to­ day's re frig e ra to r had to he com­ pared w ith in n 's Icebox. The modern lien, rnsls H23 per cent more tliau the old icebox, or |21fl.. 06 against | 2iU<6 , but most tmuitwlves appeal1 to think il* worth th* difference. The average annual house fur­ nishings bill of. today's moderateIncome family lakes 82 hour* 'pf work to pay. What a similar fam -«§ lly bought In 191A. took PC,(hours W of lahnr. But there's a joker In that roMipsrlwiu, lieranse families today spend .ipors prapurUunaltly an their house than ilu*y did u> 1914. If you bought now- only what you thought sufficient hack in 1914 it would cost you the equivalent of only 48 hours of labor. Or put. It the nther way. If you had lived on the same scale of comfort in 1914 as today you _ would have had to work 169 hours 9 lo huv that much furniture, even at those tow prices. However, the picture Is far less bright, if compared with furniture privet, and factory wages In 10.19. PfH’soiml Kxtthango Here arc some Items fo r which you now have to work more hoiui than you did before the war (prices of every Item are higher now lim it then, o f course>; Living room,* dining roniu and a bedroom suites; davenport, stu.lbi^ roll,’h, dresser, steel bedstead sod bedsprings; mattress, s p a * it , blanket, toweling, curtains, ul,le ollclolh; since, vacuum cleiner sewing maclilqeA nml brooms. It lakes fewer hours of tsenr now to pay for the following ths'i in 1930 (uilhough juices nf all are higher today: refrlgeratnrs, wash­ ing machines, cnrpsl, linoleum, basis iiiin p iim ld e . W hen amhasnliilors and m in is te rs ,,n ‘ iii!'7ii« 'mO',| 1"i,y 1^ 1^ / lu'iwcon cxclm ngcil, they meet others o f th e ir kind and a le w f(ov ro iiim iiiiin t nml n higtiiv re. e n ili iv i lt o ffic ia ls and capital rep o rters. W h en In te lle c tu a ls ||K|„„, pornon. Tin* ajrnllnrily stops I,,.,. i< xch a iii(e d , th e y m eet o ilie r liita lle c t ilid s a m i m a k e b r ie f, i w ith the int**nilty o f feeling, howd is t a i. l e o iitra o tH w i l l , h e lo r e a u d ie n ce s a n d fift^ riU M in Vh/.'V.nHO.eM. ' oi , a .„l tllnoerware. Kill llic m i," in p arly-K oern. _ .whieii While gin*,* lumlderx cost about f t X -ltu y S u rv e y inn S'.""*. A ll true IV lie n s lu d e iils are t'Xi liniigcd, th ey nice! and live w illi is twice an imicb Inilny ns then, i l v III licit, I,:, il l> > Hu­ takes exactly tile same amount of n*ally re p ie s e n la tiv e penpli1. o ilie r s lin le n ls , teach ers, tnmsi* (('"nuniiiilntii im H uatlaer* gruo. Pea* .0**1 ll,> to I,,, ii 11 iic riiio io iiu lr.t place of x-rays may lie obtained lime nt I lie overnge ),m,l ly earn­ llic w.ty I irorge S n i.illiri* n keejiern, iiie re lia n ts , Inis d riv e rs and th e rest. In th e e m irs c 'i" ami he religion., at Ik - ........ dine. ^ x W ^ W A S H I N G T O N ut the office of Mrs. Kdward ing' of factory work>',n to pay si intent and Hie su rro u n d in g inslrillg »|,cr, lirs .iln lllid the dale, o f a school -y e .a r, , a foreign , I .1 * I It. I I think liorhllpx I! gmul ile fls I Klrchur, executive eecretary o f for l hem. - — M A R C H O F EVENTS = = = = = A m ericitus g e t to know mid im d erstam l cacti o th e r. A n d Hie lif r;,Jin,n,,,,t>i,, i, is,a n i* in urea* mil Inoiled to his. c u n g iri And, wbilc all lliese items cost | the Tuberculosis Aawiclatlon, who In ftiiu n e e o f th e e o n ta e l it, spread lo o th e r fr ie n d s by h o lfi *u WMy ,,f n n . it control' ........n'y lias been devoting much time d iir- more now I ban In 11129, it takes lionnl d u llil t, w r jump In llic roll A lum Bumb N ow F o u illi B io U g U u l W a iftti* I t [dm poliiicul uetivlde., ,,r the inj lag the past three weeks In sr- lens when'Hie price is figured In c liiiio n duil In* i i sol lo he couso d tie * v is it o r and th e host Among U. S. W taponst I *« ltd • • Tag W etpais jhuiirn of work 'ra n g in g schedules. . to pay for all uf n is a V e ry fin e th in g th a t e v e ry a c c re d ite d im lle g e lia s ^ V r t M n ^ t -T ia iio 'iro o mil in I'L iT t g iilic iiiiilo iiiil eh*, Various civic clubs hsv« made ■ « « " • w ltl* »*'" " ,!l* ***fefptlws of Specie/ to C antral P lata o f tlm lion. Dr ii il next y r m 'i iciia lim .d jm it ie ip a le d in in is p ro g ra m II is a lso good to k n o w UH‘ l h „,1(|. Tin* Ism in k ,* ..... . 'arrangements to have x-rays Ink- " r‘*l" ,vv*' (.here a n * n o w n e a rly u ri.iihd fo r e ig n s tm le n ls in Hu* U n ite d [i n,iiviilm il when lie in alemi six A S lllN ii'l t»N—Tlie linlleil Utatea haa a new tup secret weapon In o ilie r words. If vmi’re that t llllt o ll? ............ en o f members. Kiwi,nia,is w ill S la te s f o r th e s e a re lifi,(ilill p o ilils o f p c i's n u id I 'lillt lie l a t yvewrr-of ugur-cwl f >•■>>> 'hut lim e . whh!tv inilltury experts eleaelfy aa more potent than lha visit local headquarters tomorrow ^ e c lm e n , the "a v e ra g e " utomlC'koiill), * . * , • W hich ca n he d e ve lop e d I 111- lie g im iio g s o f l eal w o rld u n d e r cmilrulH hlx d m iig h u mill m" ,il 1:16 o'cliK-k. t,lolls Chili M i v u - l J ^ 'i T r , H l,¥ ? " ,n , ^ D e ll, mi llic higliw nyi it no u,m )lHV„ .,►«"» j , , , . . 7 belter furnished bouse lim n did However, (lentnictlve ax It ie, th* myetery mleatl* H ill I* not rc ip ttlc r nf prnum t. il i( uni only s la n d in g . i i l d ssra. M s K \ %h» ......." .f m........ *> »"<> H ™ *l* you liluccit ut tlm top of the Hit of United Btates weapon*. sal,I w lrc in nberrr. . m mure In cash but less In sweat of llic iiaiiiv -s of llic unknown wlur.r Military authorities Hat the atom bomb In fourth place among th* the brow to fu rn lsli It and keep Irsgic d r.illir m r daily rrcotdrd iw wly-ilitvelopeil lethal instrumental* of war. Tha horror weapon* II up. Hut ynu’re not us well o ff I line up thia way; in llic scwnpapcii. No Hum i» ini' III this regard as In 1919. 1—Biological warfare, 2—Radioactive duel or inune. Monday w r rend ihnl W A. N e w t e t le r s o f fie n . It o lie r t K. Lee, Just g iv e n lo W iih I i * Moscow, m ji'aanawee gruel Paaa oaat This may help answer th a t spray, X—The new lop'oecret weapon, and 4 Tha ed "to the Hoard o f Directors: ( question which keeps coming up Julian war k illrd in n lir.n l ,m liig to n n n d I,ee U in v e r n ily , n m ko e ve n c le a re r t lie tilm o s l Im ri.lnK trn | atom bomb. Judge Douglas fUenstrum, Mrs, J. (u u tlm every pay-day; c rs ili. H i. name a |ip ra rt on rv n y im p o s tiih le n i ii it n r y I m ilt u iid e rtn k e n hy th e r n n f e tlo r n c y . !in event t Military expert# eay that th« eatreme destrucI*. Thurmond, Fred Dyson, the th# "where un esrth <|ld the dollsr h ill w hirl, U ntie Sam e. ) N o t o n ly d id it have o n ly U.OOO.QOI) people to 211.000,000 In w in. nmilii. ttvrnea# e M |ie atomk byrnb me he* I (a uee 1^ , ^ • J 'j . ^ . M i K W ^ y s . / o h n M i k t f r ' itiiMsn l i nrhlevi'd-, sun. H r it; oi war, llir T ir m u ir r th e N o r th , b u t Uu S o q tli iwae* d e fic ie n t in .in n im fa e M ir iiig , oT Rl#k(a..Mrs, Ueorge Bridge uf ■ins ,tf si^hl'* itlselVT of llir U m ird .Stales, They contend that that an atom bomb ssplo. IsuVigwdibf,. John fvey, flardqp a n d in h ig h w a y s and ra ilro a d s . O n ly s u p e rio r g e n e ra ls h ip iriivc isiliictHsiUlm,. ' Hwechey and Frank Kvtns. elon, with the radiation effect# created by (h * m i th e p a r t o f L e o e n abled th e w a r to s tr e tc h o u t f o r f o i i r j ('M ill..... urc si'lm tili'il ill lln* wsyil New techniques used In combat­ bluet, would ahut off any given are# from troop uf (Is* cli'ii,'Is ,1 fist. W ill, On......... W ill, llic bin vai uliou period and y e a rs , ting tuberculosis were outlined hy O IT O M K T H IH T operation* for a long period. llir oprn r.rjuui oil llir iiio ' omoo T h il l Lee was o ffe r e d tin * c o m m a n d o f th e F e d e ra l rival uf unit in 11v lls* iinl lv ill nn l In Dr, .Simon D off, speclallat from ! Hr** o s a l s i t • lilaaaaa ll<ia« Hence, the bomb which destroyed Hiroshima! 11 iiiin d nut only in lilt-iiloify hut in ! Naara 1-B Mai. h i t th * Hoard of Tuharculoiis Control , , Atlaail* •>!>. pilhllc i lill ulir.id of u«, llir liigh* a rm y a t th e s ta r t o f Ilia w a r is w e ll k n o w n . F a r less la m il. Itii. in i'lhods ,if liin kln i: ri'ViiluOnn j and Nagasaki would In futur* wars be uaelcs* Nallaaal Maah t i l s 1 Division o f the Htnte Hoard '4 w»y Mccidcnl lo ll i» tilira d y t p rr- In r is I In* s t a r t lin g s ta te m e n t m a d e h y (ie o rg e F o rt M ilto n • null i-nrrvlnp uni i*H|ii«ii»i**s** fur except in operations where It was desired to Health, lie spoke o f the possible knock out an enemy strongpolnt without occupy* 1 ernt .dir,ui of I., I yc.ii Some H.H70 T euneiince n e w s p a p e r w r it e r a m i h is to r ia n , th a t at lln * sum , Ilia spread nf I'lin iiia iiilsm . great fu tu re of tlm vaccine HCO, lug It. Thla Is a rare situation In combat. Mu,*li uf Oi* 'm in in g " f m s o i"' . p rrto n t loci d c jlli m li.d flc n o lin n * f i r a n l d e c lin e d th e c o m m a n d o f lln * t'o iile d e r a tc a rm and the extensive use and suc­ i sirnis duriiig lln fil l lii,ii niondis ics. W h a t m ig h t Lee h a v e done, w i l l i th e le sn n re e s o f tin ( 'n iiin iiiis n ti Is ,|,tls* m iller I'l'.nod 1 cess o f streptomycin drug, par­ In esrnpe I Is* law. Tilth is Iwll.l? 1 • NKW MUON—The United State* la working ticu la rly where the patient hadj of dm y r n , I h r ir i, tome ine N o r t h , a g a in s t <'o n fe d e ra tu fo rc e s led h y I L H. t i r a u i a.** mails inereaaisgly elenr in (hid A F L O R ID A /jn a. tucket ty lx, propelled Into outer space, where It will circle th * undergo,,,, surgery fu r tuberculo­ p io vcn niil lulled, lin w iv rr. on die c o m m a n d e r in c h l c f 7 trial*, as,I iiiveslIuallmiH iniw pm *1 earth nslltHsiy. Such a "new moon" would provide valuable mill* sis. ! STATES T H E A T R E S tn ilriig r li.tiii Sill! llir j|Vrl;i|(P ceeilin t' is A sh rii'it. N u llila l y lh " , (my und Industrie! data. Tha reason fo r lim itin g a-raya tirito n it tiiivin g nuur m iln limn in* m lii'i i, „ f a parly which has . Hownver, lecenl article* about lO.OUO-rnlle-an-hour apace ships nr* to persons o f 16 years u f ago or I , i l e , lare,I ftiihvcralve hy On* h r did la it vr.u, llir m inilirr of over v/us explained by Dr. Ik iff. fsntnsll, Such u ship would have to be re-fueled and would have m 1111 It i'll Hlliles government aren't Many suggest Ions ware made by (ravel tlft.iKH) mil's an hour to escape the earth's gravitational pull. J r s llc p ri in ilr r ilig liily loWrl lu rn in acknowledge lseinlM '"ilii|i, him to aid In th * success n f th * The "new moon," carrying only Instruments to send scientific in* limn llir 7 /i p n IIKI nullum iin lr i w llld l arc,units fur On* fm p le s l innss x-rav about (o start here. formation hack in earth, pmhably will be a part of a "step" ruckel ls',1 yn r , And i is r IH f i.iliri, one refusal uf witnesses O, ili'i'h o i* Legislation regarding tubercu­ whose overall weight will be over 100 tons. of diem Lut'*- .,i f all H im , th e ir p u lltii'lil atii I m:. O f course losis problems, Including House IMIOHH OPRN 12:46 I*. M. Dally The "slept," will probably be three-three rockets attached to eacli Mallaee# 40c • Rvenlnga 44a ssiiie lenders have in runic uni isOe Mar* , irp o rtrd no li i lf lr la ln lilir i H ill U86 which would levy a penny other. The Hist two will drop off In turn after expanding.thalr fuel, JA( K.SONVll I.L, hl.iy t l (M p n ia l) - I ’m the tin t lime dining llir I lie upeii, hut the rusk «n*l file t a i on cigarettes In the stale, Children— ,99r w lie lrv rr, il rlmw* wlmt cmii lie ■ending the llilnl and smallest rocket on out Into space. fo ity -ie v rn yr.iis id iK in -tfc la iiiin i n v i i r i la iliim im ith ui Honda's ns a whale Ip A me flea win im cam* up fo r discussion. It was done w lirn llic people Inivr llir w ill lio m rlrs i, o ip liu lird sail needy rllild re n , *1lir Clllldten's lln n ir hoeirty Itoekel experts ssy It can ba dune In a maximum of 10 year#— n e rrrlly . pointed out by Dr, D o ff that pel Imps sooner If enough money Is poured Into tlm project. amt drlrrm in a iim i in glninp mil of H o iid ii, g riic ia lly eutleil "F lo iid a 'i (iiratest t.’ h a tily " i» putliny on mi should this b ill fa ll to n*M It Is Now all this iiiid e rg r.... si mr- . * * • * l li ii niciiiii r to l li r highway*. "q u ite possible" that the State r f f o il lo irn a e hash (nr A Building 1'iugim ii all lluongli the o .iir. liv lty mul e m e ry nml mystery • MI.UMM TO HENATK—Senator Wayna Mura* (R l, Oregon,' Tuberculosis Hoard w ill have lo has u Hlmsor fo r adventurous Ileretiifiiri' npprida have Uc#n* ■ - ----------....... t i edits some of the IlM ral phlloeophy, for which he la notad, to th * dose Hi# Marianna and the Tampa fr |, mU , |lB tfoeielv m r folk, anil ts p e ila lly ilia young How many of ymi (" H i know fill sheller. fm iil, Wenrnblri, amt (ntVi TH lianatoria. That has heen im e llirouglm iil I "m elting pot" school he attended ■■ a boy. Ha recently told }h* sow being linked to rnatrltm te the how lo ip r|| " d u h lllirr .7 How lilre* t Jtervlii*« h* ' hlltlratl. "W ith - a pprniim ately 18,990 Ilia agea. Mussolini mul H itle r • Senate: fl.» U omii ‘ .loi litiv J t.Alnm'f n*ulr<l, ntxtiit 176,00. many in o w wlial il nir.,ai> Hull i a c tlv *:r*s#s n f tuberculosis In our "As I analyse my tiackground, I suppoe* the great**! cor<tribuilnf e ltlte n , s f k ls r da •'v»ryw l» ra o K llN ()r#f, r; „ , lm , hoth tta tlic k c il mi this n a il ul j ‘ state," Dr. D o ff declared, "and iinl ru iiiim iiiiK iii, .................... liiim m i pul si , ____ _________ _ whole ____ _____ ___ lha woid will, ti lilllr 13 year old co iitrllu ile f ir,0,(IIMI w ith tylilcll lo factor m my social views on the racialr prob....y .... 1.100. beds. Inch,dln| makes thus listli hud; Id e ms . jflu |, tlml a*■ aa boy, AUkln. a t , boy, from from lha the Ar*l Aral grad# grad* lhro,i|h through Kim Calvin of < j u i <ui. Ohio, had erect fm a, muder,|, fire p ro o f, V ' J ,i S f £ Marianna Hospitals, it “tears. I u,a dghlh, l want to a school In Madlaon, Wta., . C M ,f to spell w hm i 1 y r.ii old Janici i-otloge-plaa receiving h o in e ^ lll d- for(l „ w ....... terrible thing to have tin In most' csiislrles there m «; WM ,a ttrvcil liw children of Oft »lum area. » *w a i^ Shea o f Uiooklyn m iu rd il in llic tlft n llv l 'U a d f s i u l ‘ ImlldMai! “ la happen aa thin qrou d leave only ,l<f >»“ d« payahl* to Colnmiiaht parties’ whirl, m * con-, -Many of my playmaUs War* boya from tha Negro litile f J 1 '2 n d a n iiiu l naiioii.il rprlling her Jack«onville which are all ootam H.' I h f sanatorium at Orlando to han. t -uv'M r,l>»* T r» **lir» r fo r ducting iiiidvrgpiiiiul i,|i.,.iUl..ss. i . .,.italU r, ,h* Italian uuarlar, lha Polleh quarter Hr ° U n ff** l '" Bt F orty-five years, and Pn-t of the Herreiw Is to ciiui ul | anj t j „ j« w|sh quarter—the meltln,'; poi of7Madlaon iq W v'longloo llir o llir, day, Snell ,, dial * steadily growing lis t o f pa w o tili s i "o n c ro u i", " ilr x ir o u ii" The new 'hullilirtK . w ill h . . r the pstrn! ' f ",e Ifed sm iui/uHpp, . i- ;..i,v je_<jld.,e'*- hav».a.large elum.jrea, but we had avery U rf« .' part is bacause, snine of t l I*-, grsd* achooh'Ailed w ith what wers referred to In thoee oeys a f * ;. "ob lig a to ," "rc p a rn lr," " ic iic . " ami M in t upon the lovely slxteen-arr* J ,k tra rt o f land la Hoiilh Jackson___________ ira tlo n s me auhvcrslve mid m u , , ,|a l f |»n*r(.* "lie v e " had p iryiu u d y lirn t hand vibe, which wns Irmpicnlhed to the H in il TOBACCO T A X aimed al cveithrnw o f the goveis* I -a«caue* p f the a m ill economic feeomtee o f'tn y parent*, It w a • led with am aiing cate anil p e r . Society Miinr yeura ti|I0, tlpnil W A M IIIN IIT O N Mae Rl_Opt —U)R1VR*IN— . | ■ my iiapny lot to have lo f o to Khobi In that,'locality. I think th a t fcUion Out the wool "d tih in te r" which the Society er.ctcri a Fine <lha^A «ieu u r a V o « t i n l m ^ l d ,,,,Ml1* U hvlm uly there I* H»jl* o f >'iprobably esplstna more than a n y th in j rise tflV. outlook ea'hU , W n ll P $ 0 w * F t l a l shattered the dream, and s ip ii- mode m i hiillillug f0, hoy. il, 1040. t£ a y U « a « SbSSco mor In the live* of such ideological , g , , , , uuietiona of social re la lions.1' I • 1 J5* , .> aliens o f Jam«a, made Kim a Rvur ftluce tlmt llmu the Hocicty continue to run nnirly doubl* tn« saalots. • »V' , ha. war,ted to erect th . ,lc. pc r a t.. 9 f.n ^ a . . f for t h ^ One can only add th " ohservalloij I f ■. ;: , national hem and winner of llic jy need*,! additional buildings, tat perhaps dcmucrac) c s ilu ♦500 award. M o il of itr, however. the high costa o f building nmi am a useful lesson from thla Would b« la liifje d i f wr could re­ lack o f fund* have delayad the leohiglcal Irnlnlsg »r yisa li. m r p i The lb 17 W orld fiaries hatwaan member how lo rp d l "p it him king." H uildlng Frogram. r* m ight be dooo in our schools, Brooklyn and the Yankees was The urgent naed, p a rticu la rly ta d "chicken p ila u ," I thrm ighout IcgUmiato youth the only classic to gross over fo r safa-*anll«ry, flreprcw f build­ In m e lp t i. organisations,. .• ^ *'* ' ■i ■ ings has become an grunt, accord­ W Mr«. Cullen Elected Dr. C. Li PcrHouH ' Today,& Wednesday! * d if 'i i TALHO ITS rM T sH M iran n s S J lt c influancc of Hovrrnirenl ing to ihe long-lim e H U I» J tu « rr. on municipal finsnen was ntandent, ; Marcus C. ••riaJdy" If T ily Manager McKibhia F a g f/'th a ji t li* cm isintction projm to , cotilil n o ^ih a p u t o ff. any ifary Club Monday when It. wlele the. fedrriJt goV ' Boquasta.' i>sld during recant increasing iti •*.Ae‘" 0 J' V. v v ' . ' . a i n'‘ : ■■ 1 m i •• \ ' , 1 \ ‘ ‘V ■ - * 1f • * . •i 'i'.'. I % i \ �PACK FIVtf Social I I your eyeglasses have heavy frame*. ilu nut wt-or a lint hiadi'.l with flower*. feather* nml yard* ' of veiling nvntliril » ruunit ....... AndPersonal Activities M il* Deanna Nichols w u choaMi. anil M r/. Dirk Aiken onj as the outstanding dance terlalned on .Saturday evening ot ;t r H » P a lm a r K a y — Society E d ito r student of the year for her work 7:00 o'clock with a supper honor* In ballet and tap at a recital o f,in * Mr. Aiken's sister, Miss Anita the Duxhury School of Dancing i Aiken, a member of the 1040 Hemheld on Friday evening at therinole High School graduating Sanford Woman's Club. T h e jrla n , Red and while gladioluses dance recital was given In con-land Imugalnvllla were used in decS — • ■ ■■ .B ia s s 1 ■ ■ iM p ^ a — a— n ________ a m ^ M m Junction with the music recital orating and a restaurant theme w r iiN r a iu v Miss Marianna Springer, brideu Weekly, formerly of "< pupils of Mrs. Edgar Mitchell. I was carried out In all party srw r.tiiv r.s i a t elect, was honored with a kitchen ■ ■• ■ were made durlni - ■ -> th« rangements. Awards Tha Sanford Woman's Club »hower on Friday evening at, 7 -M to 81’0- £ jln A„ nu*. | evening hy Doris Dnahury, iIlee -1 Sign* followi-d the restaurant Will hold ita last general hush IN l l t t n l i y the Misses Kath-, -----------tor of the school. Dance ilts'idea and place card* of red and n a il meeting and luncheon nt> / " * Gladys W ell*. „ were given to the honor claas ••whit, pictured the front of the IflSO P. M. at the club house •* the Haheock residence at 111' Mrs. Peggy Knapp and Mrs which ............... . made the must progreaa ’ Aiken home on Elliott Avenue as Nawly elected officers will be In-' K»*« Twenty - first Street. Rad Roy Fan-Loth spent Sunday in during ‘ _ the ’ i year and lncludeaj Anne and Dirk's Place. Inside the atkllad and written report* will nn‘l white flowers were used In , Gainesvillevisiting friends. ' * [ Irma .Man Curley, Pats r timber, (dace card* wu* the menu fur ihe be glvan. Hoateasea will be Mrs. ■decorating, j —— , Judy llerrnn, Marilyn McDaniel supper, Guest* were /rated In the (R . C. Wiley, Mra. Clyde Ramsey, Miss.,Springer was lovely In a 1 and Carolyn Kim.nl, who was dining room and in the breakfast 'M rs. H arry Lto*. Mrs. H. H. lteck, dress kj^soft grey trimmed with n /L l, k , given the special honor award for ‘ Mrs. L. A. Palmer, Mrs. II. F.. white eyelet embroidery. j j #r City Isspendingsome time li j the class. , Morris and Mra. D. L. Harper, accessories were green. * rn‘ Others receiving the special A ll members are urged lo be pre-' Upon arrival eaeh guest re-' honor certificate awards for outsent. Reservations are not n«<*s- rleved n potato from which an Mr. and Mr*. J . F. McClelland i standing work In ballet, tap or melon, by Mr. Aikru, dressed as sary for the luncheon. ! article used In the kilchan waa have as their guest* their daugh- acrohatlr work were Mary Helen chef. ■u i i i i u i i i * <arved. Aprons were made by ter, Mrs. Christine Halter of Mi- Washburn, Deanna Nichols,. Dot. - - I, 1 'idlowbig ihe /upper inu/lcal L'YPRKMH GAKDFNH, H i . — I I I >HniJA T lh« guests during the evening ami. ‘ tie William*, Claudette C*_‘ . W aits,,ipilnes and guessing gumes were Lovely Helen Olson Irani CUI ---------: Yvonne Cullen, Martha Cameron,' Seminole Chaptu Nu. », Order • nl presented to Miss Springer, ------, ‘enjoyed will, novel prlre* balng u ga, really ««l«»ed lb* tra.. , Jn* n Humphrey, Norma Faya, of Eastern Star, will meet at Ihe Refreshments consisting o f F a n .Won by M I'S Flleli Weslninlelatid, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooner of Harvey, Bohhy [.Ittie, p i t l while aardeuti* Ibsi tha Handy I MI'S tlie rry Singletary, Mies Masonic Hall si P, M. This ff"*« Punch, open faced sandlenad binomial la piafiuluii twill be obligation night and a rer- wlrbww. cookies, olives, salted Cimeron Avenue celebrated their Martina, Marcia Gruber, , Jan lfei Aiken, Miss Mary Anne Galloway, , ’ fc« honoring past matrons and, '"its and candle* were served 28th wedding an nlvem ry on Sun- KInlaw and Anita Aiken who, Floyd Cooper and P. R. fitch, b an at Cypreia Uardau. ! were all first place winners. j Group singing was aleo enjoyed past patrons will be held. > '’if/®* Myle from the dining "•V' wm a n during the evening. The hnuorce T h - T k I n , , i ui ill. First ! ,,w # . A '■<** «« « • «»v«rd tha — Second place winners c ........................ ......... Mrs. R. E. Wood and son Dickie Jn Aiken, Margatvt Jon«, w»* presente.t will;t a watch a* a Baptist Church will meet at 7|»U J j V s T r f t V ’V n “f l of Houcton, Tex. arrived la*t Sat- June Jennings, Colleen Rngehret* gift from her family. Celery Avenue. cand,ea In crystal holder*. A u rJiy fo vlult Mrs. Wonii'** mother, I J?n» » # m ly tilMsim, lr m i Jran i Thosr enjoying ih*» u f/tii with Mrs. Nora Jenkins Thoma*. Corley. Achievement certificate Miss Aiken were the Misses Mary MONDAY crystal punch howl was placed at -----------award winners were Judy Robb,| Anne Callow ............... Klim Westmore-! one end of the tahle and waa! | fVooter Martina. Marilyn Wash- |«n,|, Marilyi Me-sler, C herry 1 Mis* Mart Anne Galloway, Mle» The Phllathea U n ix of the iirenideit over hv Mis* Wells.' Mr. and Mr*. B. C. Small liuve burn, Carolyn Washlmm. Sandra Singletary, .1 „ n i n e Siiauldlng Lila l.efflcr and Mb- Glyvc \nn First Presbyterian Church will Mrs. Mildred Babcock and ___ _______ _____ ____ returned In Hanford after upend* Wader. Marsha Hrnoks, Betty Skinner, C orley Also Aiiaul* Adam wen' lionoied la-l Fi'blliy _ - ,j Suo Carol ..........................tuna . • • 'if f P • Hmidra F .rtrlir:. r"..,,; Cooper, C........ Arnold "llarringlnn, ut fi:iM) iiVb»h m ib a swlmmimt >"” * V ,8:o a VatW V i r i ' i - 0^ E ' W'" " u n M « w,,h M V ,,*I days In Jark.oni I Mrs. J. O. Andes, m i French serving. , | «$ the George Washington Hotel. v 'X it l T,t! e)k’ I* R. Rach.lnhii uany sod [iicnic given In ibelr 'Avanua. I Those enjoying the evening. Rosahud Ratliff. Gayler RawUr- Krider. Jimmy l.udwig, Hnhhy homo I, v Mi and Mrs. It. I. with Miss Springer were tha' ------------i *_nn, Hxrhsru Bradley. Sally Robb. Brlsson and /eke McNah I b ra'b n ami Mi. and Mrs .1. D i Mlsnes Jane Chapman, Joanna Friends will be sorry to learn Diana ------ □ Fleischer, Peggy Jana _____________ _ ‘ Woi.dtotl si llo Womlloft Imllle Mwa M o n f i i r i o n lu William*, Endsley Mrisrh, Mari- of the Illness of Mrs. F.lvlra tiai O il Lake Mill Mill 10 file I III ee J v ir n , W H I I l I U n i l l l W lyn Messier, Carol Hklnner.'ner at the Orange Memorial Ho* ,1/ ^ 1 IMiss raws Springer apnnger Is in Social Lalendcr (liven Bridal Shower p j n r S «• If n u t C H H num enn K ilt • Ttiranlicrh, WooilruffH Honor (irmhm'tcH 6,1 SSSutSSr'KuJB m!S Flirty a « Mra. E. A. Mnnforlon entrr^lu•d on Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock with a Coca Cola party at her home on South Hanford .Avenue honoring Miss Glady* Well*, a member of this years graduatlUK class of Seminole High School. Hsttye Rene Rail, l.oulse Lund- pltal in Orlando, Nixie Klrchhoff, Anna _____ _ Corley. M ia baffler, Mary Anna Mr. and Mrs. « . R. Michel of GaRoway. Belly Duncan, Franeea Baltimore, Md. are guests of Mr* LeFilx, Barbara Ederfleld, Betty Michel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J r 0„ Rose Huolehan, Olyve Ann F. McClelland. ■■ Adams, ^Barbra Rucker^ and Mary _______ |fr |#n pRe Miss Mary Touchlnn has return Melsch, Mrs. ed from Florida State llm v/rn ty naPtl, Fllerhe, in Tallahassee to spend the sum­ Mrs. Wella. mer months with her parent*. Mr. . . and Mrs. II. Q. Touchlnn !asfnl» „ ,"s® Mr*. J. D. Wright 'SSS & S "a.rPno»;i Ho,,"rH ,ir‘“1 ua Moye, , , Jeanette Rullard, Nancy . n . u. . \ * , | linnorrf* me all lllelllbei - »f III*’ lilgh school giadoaliog iltt‘'s, ‘ A delicious picnic ■uppci was {•rrv rd following the aflemoon of Iswiniiiiine Ilu- hoiioi goe i- were ■ pre-etlted with glfl* fiolil Ihe ho-1- nu,I lio*lc ses Giiioe- were enjoyed during ihe • cinm , Tho-*' On ill il lo *r»tj., I be lit " ' Cash, Jane Davis, Jackie Mm - 1 Mr„v J- *»■ W"K '" Donald, Ann Whitaker. Bttddy morning at I i Fesler, Jack Ca-h. loan Wright ' », ‘ I i and Patsy (iruher. Ii.moiliig M -* I od-ley M»irc| Nancy Rohh was awarded , « > ; • » *D.I RMnnei. who will | I pair of linllet slipper* for selling IN* /l u .* .""I'! M ? 'MI • lie most ticket* t„ the recital High ‘'- rhe , l«.- ,';,lornnd Irina .lean Corley was given w r|1 >'u • muo I, , « I R il* Theater coupons a* .Jcnnd V1..........tecornimn* in ihe \t 'place winner. 1,mo In Lock Athm. Mrs. Monforton was aNsIsted In entertaining by ber iwln duugli ters, Sandra and Sonja, and i by The dancers presented a ballot n . ,, Carl Hcbulia, Jr., ha* letunied Mra. J. K. Hpurllug. Lovely dec Fantasy," tha I'r e s c n t F r o u x a m to .the univeraiiy ..r Florida it, eidille .1 "I'aslel orations follnweil a_ gold and pur' selling being In a garden with pi# them* atlracllve ---------— theme employing em the dancers as birds, n fountain, arrangements of yelh.w heiuuruPlano pupil* o f Mr*. Kdfr«r f t " « •? * V th hU ,,UMhpr' Ml5 flowers, frog*, II... rain, -torm callls, purple carnation* and other •lllf,h*‘ ll w#»ri* prrni*fitPfl lin t F rl- ” p' rn Hrhull** I lightening, and a rainbow. Th# Womin’a . spring flowers. day evening at the second scene, lap and acrobatics, Wells ciiili in a recital which marked Mrs. J. W. Norman and small For the occasion Mias ........ ..........« n g e and blaek* wore all Ice blue organdy drew* the close of the season for tha daughter Nancy have arrived to trimmed with eyelel embroidery of plasmI school. Classes Will resume "P'U'l l,on" ' *Jme at the home ..f Ice blue. 'wlih ‘ the opening of the tim in g ,M r*. Norman a parents. Mr. and - “ 7, M m , A* K. RnniMHl^r iVI»*ry [iivllnl lo be with the humir year, on the delightful pro- j Avenue . guest, Miss Walls, were the Misses fIncluded ~ for the evening were *r-----Kathleen Babcock, Anna Corley, gram ““ Thompson, hy Mr. and Mrs. U o Watson and Joanne Hpaulding, Cherry Hliigle- • Wings", John Vlr- Marcia Bumgarner) "Clim bing, eon nnd Mrs. H. Q. Touchlnn have tary, Nancy Jean Apple' lessler, MacLanghlln, hy Hyhll llnlcomhej relurned from a two week a vacaiia Johnson, Marilyn Mary, "Humoresque", Dvorak, by Bhlr- tlnn visiting friends and relatives rol Jean Meriwether, — Kriils, Jane Whltner, Maryanna 'Is: - Tyrej "Rustic Dnnce'N How- In Texts and Oklahoma. They Mary Lou McDonnell) "In eU'PP*d at points of Interest #„• iftprlnger, Kadsley Malaeh, Jane .......... ,.B* , iherra Day", Krentxlin, Max- r°ute. Chapman, Cared. Hkinner, lletlya Ine Holcombe) "Gopak", Mnus. . Rene llatl, MJa l.efflcr, fOlyve . hy Tom m y Mr*. Nett Epperson left Iasi Ann Adams, ifnriira Rucker, llattaj lorgskvHchanm, Fjenrh. Halurilay for Framingham, Mass., Ihmcati, Mary Helen File, Mary - ; Ann Anne Galloway, Harhara ...... •*Sabre „Dance", Khachaturan- <° visit Mr. and Mrs. John Irwltt ■ r French) "The Hhe will alio spend some time In Edenfield, Nlale Klrchhoff, Anita “Bchaum, “Hnhhy ......................... Lafferty, Hilly Indiana and Milwaukee. WIs. haAlkan, Mrs. Hporlliig, Mrs. 11. K. Inch Worm , "The lllua lagoon", Mat- for# retiming lo Hanford next Morris, Mra. Douglas Hlenstrom, Tyre; . Jy. .Bryant Hodgson; "Waves fullMrs. Wslls, Mrs. W. II. Htemper , -------- —■ . , and Hamlra ami Hmila Monforlmi of the Danube" of “The Annlversary Hong", Ronnie Frapklln; Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Lansing “ Hiihlu Rcilhreast, Frances Ter. Dullose and three children of ry, Ilnlihy and Tommy French Bryan, Tex. are expected lo arAwards were made at the rnn- »l»** l» *hw near future to visit elusion uf the piano recital hv Mrs. II. E. Weekly and Miss Mrs. Mitchell to students foe Margaret DuBose of Oranire . Mambara of tha Hanford Woman'a Club will m w t for Ita last j Eight major league batters ganaral business and .luncheon ---------- have hit over .400since 1000, meeting of the year tomorrow at .eaguers and with Ty Cobh and Rogers HomslliBO o’clock at tha club houao. ner* have hit hy performing the feat threg Written report* will b# heard I. times each. from all offlcar* and a report on tha convention held the la*t of .A pril will lie given. I Newly elected o f f k m i , Mrs. I Roy Ttllla, first vice • preeldent) Mra. Francis T. Meriwether, tm a u re a i Mra. L. K* Bp*ne»J third, vice president! m l Mra. H . W , Goodspeed, reebrdinf eecretary, w l ll b e Inxtalled bt thla meeting, Reaervationx * ;ar# not neem ary far the »y«u and all m^fibera Wtra urged-tjua m m lt>». by . M r*. Owsr M ,\» a rriia ti, club president, to altyfNL Hoxtaa- Mitchell Students n u . SHUH H i Mug null.t “f »«• v ►'I'"1"1'' " ' r l " " ! " * * 1" * ,l"‘ lak' ' 1 "^l,, "'■'l'' was • ov< red wi r"‘ ............. . * nd was a., arrangemeoi ot ih. 'v f ‘ J ^ „ GhNUim R I C H I N E G GS MAYONNAISE I’ ANNHS, Fiuiieo, 'In i ;|l bl'i Pi luce A Iy Khlill mill Id- Inble, liltu llaywiirth. Iff I lieie on lliein huiieymiHiii Imluy in o /nuking lain. Prince Aly driving Ills gicy Alfa Uioiii'ii cm, tell Ihe I'haleuu de l.'llnririin willi Itiln Limy WllbuoiM, Ihe cliiinffern wa* mi Ihe hack sent. Assiiciuled Press 1‘bnlng i iiplni .lean .lacipies Levy said I lint Aly was lo a bail monil As sunn IIs they saw |illiitugiuphi'lN Kiln lun In ii lien lo hide. "Gel out of here." Aly Khan ullh ipinleil I I S sliyillK In pllntn graplieis. ‘‘Till* i» my home If yon waul in make iiiclures g» mi Ilu* ..llni -nil' nf the bridge " e ^Woman’H Club Will Have Lani Meeting Mnjnr l.eagoe lelilns lepie squad, majnrette, fiHiitinll enlliig MX eilirn have Wnn VVmbl ulayers, cheerleaders; old black Series in tbe Iasi "0 yenm magic aindiatlc, "Humoresque Jim l.eiiliuril, new fmilbnll Iloogie," and Hcolcli Jive. Thq winter season closed until nexf in sell ul Villaiinvii rullegp, ..ii. r Seplemlier and the sumnisr wa> u guard fur I In- iir.iffflM u.i Plllaburgh Htreleis course will b*glii Julia 13. pep ts s tm v L ? ate' is C ly d i R in iN jf. M w t W ir y M f t Mr^c B. Re I K k . M n U A. FakbW, Mra. H. E. Morris and harhlffn Haiicfkk Honored By •Isis ^ 'hw eitej Kjjki. 1 > . *yv?I*»f 'v‘ e • dlaliMV II A .Iaee H . w |M V j 1 4 . ’ . f 1 1/ o la I n B o th ,f ‘ 4.1 | l>/ > D raaa f a i f M y i t JV IdV 1 ’ • ;.r - ■ ' •* !tof g• i • <m » and Caiual Bhoea Values to $*.95 Act nu I iik In teatn made by •n Indejiendent labora­ tory —7 name on request ^ | r t ; o v e t h a t V e l lu m ilder to hatula than auy n th e r le a d in g product made fo r tyashing dlshen and Ana febrlcg. ■ j CloaeOut at |.*S ).9S 4. . 7>V• •’ ’.V ; ’l T.V ; 7g j*f c:s3i .. jp fx-l.9't. I».v f b t s j j n c / f & n s g e t s / v h y c le a n Ntthout hanfscourihgf Have wear nnd tear on your huiulti! Honk your |)0 tn mid putm with Vvl nuiln while you do tha rent of the d lah en ...am l ummlly you can icim A them ahlny clean. Vel reinovee jireuse faster, more completely than eonjil brooms mmAi, s iV"r."V p S k jffiS B ------- �Air Force Survey , Legislature Action Kl . <cy ,lf .—4 P H ; ICm i I i m 4 r i M P M * o **i •, jsvaattgatln " w U r fln if M l what b«tUr plan l« ralaa revenue for i Itoo t**hlnd th*a« minora and In* State nervlces, the merchants *alil auaedoes." Ha said ha ra fa m d tliat wasn't In their Una nr In­ to Van Zandt's atatementa. qulru-l whether the State really Ia n . Short o f Missouri, rank* needed extra money. Home comlaff Rep ubllcan member of the mlttee membif n answered that , committee, »upper ted Vlaaon'a the State* did need more money, resolution. He M id "thia le not a . Other* Joined up with the merwiten hunt. I t le only fa ir to chant* and railed for cutting have theee matter* clarified." thack State txpemei. In reaponaa to a question from The merchants claimed north Rep. Cola (H -N Y ), VIneon ad d F lo rid a bucinaee would go to the entire national a ir ’ poltoy! Oenrgla, which ha* no sales will be nemtiniied, and the toe late*. Veelljation w ill look Inter pro, Rep. Morgan of Duval, a iterlmeiit store ownar, argued that Florhla merchant* would |n*e hu*lnea* lu mall order iiouv*. Rep flornacd of llaker laid It wa* hi* Impreaalon that mail order hnus** would collect State tax** on shipment* Intn Florida. ( Other member* objected to provlilon* of the overall tax plan raising the elgaritle lax a penny It'aaiiaaao Pr*a* h f « B a il a pack and giving the rltle* all ■umber*. Lewi* spoke for a to lid hour ttionav tha state collerls In thde Without a single interruption by limits. Two men stood up to talk for ny of the 'Mbrmiimltlte member* t time* he Mared Intn space while the hill. Thay ran Into a hornet'* ha talked. Then he would ewing nest from vlsljjng merchants or around In hi* riialr and look merrlmnt member* nf the llnuae iquartly at the Senator* acroil the Committee. table. Occasionally he pounded the A representative of the retell table for emphasis, grocery men urged adoption of KxpertliiK a big crowd, the tub- the measure, Rep. Frnnk nf committee had rr*erved the Ben- Marlon told him since grocer!** ate'a hlggeat hearing room. But war* exempt h* shouldn't even there were nevrral vacant chair*, he there lalklno. When someone In declaring that *nm# min* op­ asked him whether he would erator* hive no concern for hu­ support a tax on groceries, Ihe man life. l.ewl* snarled i groctryman said lie would have "I have the ino*t Infinite con­ to rherk with his hoard of direc­ tempt — a* a men and aa a eltlien tors. —for nirh polenta who Infect thin Warren T. flunnlcult, Rt Im jnilrv," Petersburg tax consultant repre­ He laid the bill liefora the cub- senting the l.eaxue of Munici­ .committee KpiuMiired by Senator pal It ten, also urged adoption of Neely t u r n V a i, f'i* the laat hope the hill a* a fa ir lax and an aid for abatement of the killing and to the elites. the mangling of the bodies of the Robert 1,. Newman, *ecr*t*ry American coal minercf the Florid* Taxpayers Associ­ ation, shouted that the i-ltla* and counties wuuldnT need .'Rate belli If they assessed property al full , value and taxed It properly. (rontlnued From Page O w ) He whipped out a picture of when lie relnrocd. Willie lie wa* giine, Hatcher con­ IlniuiU-utr* home, said It looked’ tinued, two white men entered tin to him like a place that was 1 ill ami took Mill uwny. The alter- worth I I ’O.IMK) to f'Jfi.tHH) hut was , f * wife nod two young daughter" cs-essed at only 9h,89(). ware 'Ire n ln g downstair*. H unulcnlt replied lie had pub"W hen I relum ed homo, I wool lid v stated many limps lhat Ids! "rtra te lit to bed without looking In idace ouithl to bo arrrsred * t lift, on Mill. The firm thing I knew (WMl to $80,000, ___ , >_ about ill* lielng killed wn * when | tea-, |-a lh d lu identify a hodt ( HID’aI ycMeiday m n rn liig ," Halrher added M i*, llalcbcr **ld alio heard n ft'onllnoed From Face tbie) ear drlve-up during lit* olghl, hot | to come here now." the official thought It waa Imr luiihand. • *ald. Tom Oarawrll, n negro prisoner I lleforo today'* meeting the In the aatne cell will* HIP, *#ld| three Western minister* lield an tin- alalli man made tin pruteal* I unscheduled meeting to rnu*lder when the two white men eatm- In | how to meet IluaMa1* relecthm of and told Mini "foine mi, let’* go. their plan* for a imllth-al union Carswell nald the men were of cant and weM llermnnv, pro*tl*n « *r* to him and hr could mimahlv they wonted to decide nol.ldrnt'fy them If he »aw them well In advunre what In do If again. . Ihe Fuur-I’uwer talk* collan*e. Hatcher dlacmmted report* that Soviet Fort Ign Minister VlshlltH ill might, hnve o.'ttn killed he- j *kv wn* repot till by sinirrc:) rinse reuse nf rumor* he had ahol Ihe to hi* delegnllon to have nmnilted •herlff. I .Mu-cow by telephone laat night on The nheriff aald he writl to the 'the term* of the apeerh h* drmadhouse to itrieal Hill after a Hvrred for lodnv. report he hml alnhhrd anotlnr 1 Karller. atilliorllHlIve entirce* aald the West would seek to a*Wage aome form of ecNinimii' unity P ’ But surely, a health farm customer plodding d « w w U » ro M i« on* of th * regular dally hike# te bound to have W* t ^ a o u lU f to i enormously Juat by looking at an ungainly ^ aame Uj m the homUeet and y *t moat perfect of Ood • handiwork*, are (le ft to rig h t I ; R otator* Ayer* o f Trenton C rury o f Stuart. M cA rthur o f Fernandlna, T iickar of CrawfordvlUe, Sheldon of Tampa, Itep. Itry a u l o f Or-alu, Senate Prealdent Sracaln ot Crestview, Senator* M atthew * o f Jackaonvllla and Rhand* o f (la in **ville. tfovt rimr Fuller Warnm sign* a referenilunt Idll co-sponsored hv l-Torldn .luyci-cs mid the Florida liranclt of United World Federal­ ist*. Tin- referendum will usk Florid* voter* whether they favor streiigtlieidiig the United Nation* Into it world federal government adequate to itssute peace. Pictured t-n-lnlrnduror* of the llli'BMure THE OLD HOME TOWN ------------- M I X M O W N H A * M I N D EA D A F E W * * * * * *“ ," ; health farm stand* as a monumant to hla memory and tha memory of hla paealon for physical Atneaa. It haa been Mending h a r a e n a hill that looks across th * Hudson river to W ait P o M * « M « » * * * and during those two score years, moet of America# femoua mate# eeffn to have turned up at on# Uni* or another for a reetnu or energetic week. By STANLEY ^SA PAH , T O U D B E T T E F ? SHOP H ERE W H IL E YOU CA N 6 E T / / 4 - -SOON T H E SU N M O V E S "(POUND T H B Y L L A L L & E O V P (E H ERE B L O C K /N * tM Y Hunt For Negrot-n io u m w to ha famous, at least Ananclally speaking, to oomo up here for more then an hour. I t coats a 150 buck* a week for a neat but almost Ipartan-Uka bar* room with a bathroom, and for that wad of dough you not only gat beaten up aclenUAcaUy by miMOufe but you aren't allowed on the liquor kick and yuur smoking la seaSited to a minimum. Brown, as w* aay, te dead, but there aeetn to b* overtones of hla personality etlll on hand. He waa tha Aery New York etate boxing cummlaaloner. Mine of you may remember, who seemed to bo for­ ever putting hla fuot Into things, but guod Before th* Max Baer-Prlmo Camera heavyweight Aght.-for ex­ ample, he visited Baer'a training camp and In ■ At of Indignation announced that the Livermore Larruper waa "a bunt’’ and ahouldn't be allowed in th# same ring with the celebrated Leaning Tower of Uorgoniola, who probobly would kill Max with the Aret punch ho threw. * The whimsical Max then went out and mad* something of a bum out of BUI Brown by knocking Camera duwn 10 or 11 times and finally knocking him colder than a plat* of yesterday's antipasto to the 11th round "He's etlll a bunt," Brown announced defensively, after the AghL s e e s NOW THER E R EM A IN J II 1 T T H E RIO, HOMEY RU1LD1NO and the rolling grounds and a few severely chaste "No Smoking— By Order of William J. Brown" signs around tha pteua to ramuid on# of Bill. - A Mrs. Harris, her husband and her4on, Morton, k balding young aou) with ham-rimmed glasses and a cracker-barrel accent, m ath*! tain tha premises now and they run things p H tty much tha way • —X D O O R N M A Y l X -------------- n r a r - B Hig Four Moot m m si ••.w avm .- ........ * I.VW 0 1 1 V « « • «•*« .# i. - »'•m/v.vvc. ,v-v >*>;«■• ■ A U N T S A E A H P F A B O D Y R U N S “T H E s. B L O C K A D E 0 /4 L O W E R X M A IN S T R E E T — Ford Strike Stetson Commencement Speakers Lengthy Dry Spell devoting their full time to moving •“ Hattie from graialcn ranges to lower area* where some forasa » T a tlll avallahle end In gelling water a v to Utalr herds. . . . * The office of Folk County Agrl- M'aailnuf* germ I’aae Meet uni..... l, luk.oit rtcu. m o i . -i oil y I 'nriwtitin e called the SCOTT'S"SCRAP i ■ fern* I'oiirt to r-ve»»# •»»<• r* - . eMa eoaditlons lit many s ra u n r* •a lt conrt. Attomera far Ike ard argued that the refusal to farce "permit* unilateral eaaplpyer action in ilrranwtanr** which aubstantlally Impair tha right to bargain collectively as gMranteed employees under tha S ( f ^ R W X f l u U o n of Ukslsod, . a prominent eatllemsn, said be f.,:NUSited fire poses the biggest ta hla of flee that lllckenlooi . threat to the Industry, * rkartec were so grave they n i'.‘"Next year's calf crop will "unde rot In* the confidence Is country and the peonk tftern Europe in the prim security enterprise of this « « . Supreme Court prior rnnaultatlou with tin union. C1THUH RRPORT .H ill H r tHTi I.I rate* e f liny " W IN T K It H A V E N , May The luard «-ih,d the II. II. *'ir-I j/p, |{|.port of the Stale coil court In New ttrlenis to c n - _ jn«|ie.-t|lin Ihircatt at 10:00 force Hie order, 'Hie cHiuiinny, | IM|My |„ |,oxea: flgltlfnK tie otdrr, lokl the circuit (irapefiult Orange* Tattl court that It later had bargained I |tni| d.H;m ilH ‘01 with the union on rw., general > Truck 11,161 86,M l pav liwreaie* and had reached ten- , Total 10,317 67.IHH laflve agreement oil it lien too .----------------- — |»act. Tha flrm emioiidcd il thua | ^ (n m . M fovolvad. had compiled with the onter. . Dou„ 'j„ ( Murphy and Rti The d m ill court denied the „ i a |n a brief note that tb Iwtairi'a' enforcement request. I t , ||cv* the board'* order *hpi aald lltat when the four to 1 enforced without any chain cent tncie#*# W*a grant'd It »p- i ihw court*. , ConfrreHH Action t g t m f !—" v — ’ do not have hart a caaa where the bargaining had cotne In a complete termination culling off tha’ oul at* ml log Invitation o f-tha certified collective t-nrgafnlng rep-reaeatatte* to b*»-'alrt pa to any m * laaua oa aaah a - “ ***'*- aa r|to a of p ay/' Barton saot. I a "Tha nccaebm I* m appropriate f f e aallaeitve bargatnktl th a t .lt ,W d iU fhrii to .Infer etvfiftea^ to w-epat jtsaew ‘m r . AMUBON, K t f —A flye-weak-oM aatf la neither the ptettleet nor the moM I gent of living creaturee. It wobble* and It ahjvara and « slobber* and It te doubtful U anything In Ood’a green world Jooke quite ao moronl* cktaa up— but yat, when U, threede Ita way aero** * held to you uncertainly, In the morning aunught, and atlcka Ita duiub-looklng fact through a iftn c i and begin* to lick yuur Anger* . . * weu, ti u a attohg man who can reeUt Util' temptation ta turn to whoever te at hla elbow and airdte amkl|F* aa If ha baa Jual been tapped for ttkull and Ben,a. Tha ktea of a nawiy-arrtvad hovlna te a h" rb * wt# that aoft-aoaped ua thua teday waa a littl* black and whlta thing, nalthar amartar nor dopter-lookUig than a coupl* of hta equate* m th* •ant* little AsId. Ha waa part *,♦ tha peraonnel at WU » « w n a health farm, up har* In the freeh-alr belt some AO mile# *rom BroAdj way and 4$nd etraet, although It te tru# h# wa* not an tm porttat p |f | There'are chef* and dietician# and msaaeur* her* earned with th# main Job at hyrd, which la th# reJtrtsn**^" who ar# beginning to feel th* attain of living or the need for getting away from th# MUla woman for h white. J w*ee*eMige” a ■ , rw r-. e\ ' M le«*wiH Speech ew* G . Y 'J f r - - ' V- - --- ----------------------------- eftabepher# probably te'Y.ot qdlt# ad reform-acboc4y.’ I l M ' explafned'that It la quite potalbl# »n occasional bottle of spirit# arrives on th* premia#* now, but h* never eeenta to see It. " tf I did, of course, out It would go," he aald. "But you knuw how aoma men are, They gotta hava a drink before dinner." Moat of th* caeh customers no longer are young— Ihe present crop, for Instance, Includes a former New York state lieutenant gavarnor, a New Haven department store magnate, a Syracuse pute fisher and a Baltimore radio-elation owner—and you wonder how. their atterlee aland the rough going. However, young Harrla asye the U>ya all get a phyelcal checkup j when they enter and whatever activities they take on a r* .withto their capabilities. I f they can bear up, they get up at # 30, taka sun baths, calisthenics and m i mag**, play squash, handball or tennis ] and h lkt all over creation. . j I f they like, they Juat alt around in tha aun all day and rtat- Romshow, though, you can Juat a## th * ghost of old William, glaring at Uw. aun-bathers and muttering, 'Cmon, ya bum, ya—on ya f a e t r > M IL D TEM PER ATU RES ('IIH 'A O O , May fll— OP)—'Th*r* wara several wat apota but tarnimrature* wera mild ovar moe,-. of the country today. nearly 2.50 Inch** of rain. Highest temperature* veaterday were 'In the fin lf elates, with reading* ‘ In tha We. The mercury chot up to HW «t Pr**ldlo, Tex. �t ■ — *•3 3T ,V> a* • , ■ «■v W R iT w t ■ K S j n B B e ; *"' ■**■ |*w•' * 1'* « v 1, •we■w * >Y»,' THE W EATHER Harllf iloudy and mild throegh I'hursdsy A f» . shnwers Ible piurnoun and puesibly tonight. 'I...treat* ra iu k l* >,me«. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y + VULUMB XXXX EaUbUahnd ltHM S A N K O It l) , NEW SPAPER W E D N E SD A Y JU N E H .O H I1 IA , ~ • * 11 ~ " ♦ Bolivian Cabinet Mobilizes Army To Combat Riots Measure Will A d d Anotiier Fenny To Cigarette Levy To Finance Sanatoria T A L U H A S S E E T lu n t 1 (A ’, ~ TALLAHASSEE. June 1— (/Pi—The Hou>a patted HHI5U5 The limited n lc i lax ran inlo t latt night relating to rnmprnbarrage of amendments in the Slate Of Civil W ar eallon nf memhera of the (’min­ Florida Senate today at ihe Home ty Hoard of Public Intlrurtinn. patted a icdurcd general appro­ Exists In Battles priation! bill. TAI U H A H S F rT ltm e I t/P. In Andes Tin Mines Voting w it elm* on the (ini Hie I liner in,ley pencil with i,,> ballot on the n lc i tax metiure. Die dfliale a bill to add an tx lit pctiuv By ASSOCIATED PRESS g | Senator! adopted by a I 1) - 1(1 vole Hie Bolivian cilnnel b u moh.l tn the tlale cigtrrtte lax In tin an amendment making the ixx ap­ tied army rcterviiit from 1*1 lu 60 ance construction of lubcwuh-iply to ell rental* above $ 101) t to cope will* tin mint rtulr which sanatoria. month. At drawn it would have ap­ it tayt bmugkl "about a title of Rep. Tepprr of Gulf, mlind.u r. plied only lo commercial ludemn civil war." o( the measure, said it would u.?<Rcporlt from llic strike-lam mine $3,300,000 a year. It v.ould i*,-r rentali. Opponent* of the bill taid the area taid the army wat 'in control the pet package lax tn a m, M vole indicated eventual defeat, but of the tilttilion." The bill gor! lu tlie Senate Two tlmuiand dynamite-hulling finance committer Chairman W. A Tappet told the Hnu,r lulls in Shandt taid lie didn’t contidrr it nunrri yetietday battled .’00 iroopt appiopnale money Ini tubrn t,ln*f for control of the ptlino mining sanilotia bad fieen passed h, te a real tetl. W After mote thin two diy> ol le* eira of Huanuni. bigli in the A ir rral foilner Irgislatoi! fml tim r im . voted they vr i e imilmiv diuut drbate, the Home adopted tit d n The ilrik r tlarled after the ................ funds v,eie $230,000,000 general appioprie tjov crntuenl on Fiiday ilrpoitul .’h] mult than ii,n L i viiillrn .ill, tiom bill with 10 percent id thr men, indud.ng tome union jr jd fti, | diteppeaiing ink. amount dipped out and put tn a In Chile. The lull to irgulxlr private *#' contingent fund. Moie then $hThe government said 1her tlt- ami rle c tilr i<)ii)|uinr« m l lm i d i _______ ... r ___ -appmimatmtit r, ___ nation wae grave. (bribing miner* im iip n l ii|> m the tin m r .sKam 000.000 in ,tpciial previou.lv have been voted by the j |,“, v* " * * " * ' 'J”*1'1'* — like th r i si with nine live* i, 1 ih ig A ineticani and held them aa Home. Iltuuglt. I linstairei. U rm ffiria l re iin rU aanl lu ll was |Uoni|illv tla|i|,eil aluivn The llouee ipending h ill ia about | ,t**th list might le a rli 611 The H oiisr killed the measine $17,000,000 below the ,,n* ep* 1 II w ai a rn u tln iia lio n n| vlnleiice, hy Indefinite postponement * week proved by the Renat* aarlier lit 1 he t which ■■ - -* the government described as or so ago and thought Ihat vis* week. D ifferenre! w ill have to be a politically inspired "slate nf Ihe end of It ironed out by a compromiae ijoni- civil w ar," aet o ff at the weekend However, the flensle passed « mittee. In the tin mining regtnii of the utility regulation till1 which via* The head of F lo ild e ’* achool Andes amilheaal of i.a 1‘at. A received ill Ihe Home trnlsv ayaicm declared the Hi percent state of trig#, or modified m artial Tile f i t * of ihe loll urn ap cut in the Houia b ill w ill "jeopar- law, wa* Imposed Iasi night. parently sealed when il via* ie chool p progi dlza tha achool ro g ra m " U. 8 . citixena and othei foreign- ferred ta th * Public H iiln ie t and Thomai P. Ballev. Slate achool era were being evacuated from the Transportation sn,$ Annao|»a iatlons auperlntended, aela_ although tha m ining area. Sympathy xtrlkea Commit ittees. T h r Pohllc H lilltie s (CeaUeeeA Oa E a t* Two) rtippled railw ay xervice. CtiinmUtee has rejected such pro —^ ROV(rnm#n| announced that pot all before, and • lie* Appropria­ Committee is lilghly 4U Amertraiw A. re“ s s r ia , » " » .w**r*“Jlikely “ tions . i ------ — - — 1to rnnalder the mraauve Killed In Memorial '“ lir'X,..... the federal police aiaiim i at Holiday Accidents11 onHuanuni. Several puliremeu wet* ,— - . . - I* I, Ill-Ill ----- T Ministers Council Clashes Over Veto; Currenry Si tun 1 ion Fe.Htirnl In Fight N u . 202. Detailed AEC Report Sought lv'ttl(*s Cal 1111 p S«*rlts Cowan Ceases Mcisdi Building r.t Dcum mint* Cost Stores I’or $57,600 Aggregate ()l Mo,,si,,« P a r i s , iimr i ,,i*i ihr I tlingll Millltlrls I mull ll tndat I Y I ir -r* l*mk up llir *11,r ill,.11 id mtollllli f mu-piiwc •niitiid id Hrilm and I ir*. I c*l ilatlird at nine <m the «eln nine Amrin an iinin ci said the three UrilM n niiiinlfis uiKrd tllat the 11, Ir n| 1111 a n-SintV hr ahtdlilicd HI a revived KoiiimeiiJihiia. Snv Ift I tnri^ii Miiiiiler Andrei »*■* f In \ rikt*•k tshinskv si.....^Ii 1 h|r, led. »#V 'l nit that uiitiimi„n, ,leii»Mii‘ v,eie il.e oiilv 1 i t a*1* e*n K , / M i n . 1, O n , , 1 . lilt s lour* b b I In* treef 4h,l ^1 *' HI t 4 11«c k-itL •L 4It 11♦I• 111 r liu iLi nIt tic* U(v f tii I • " iM**(11111 * " 11 ttf ill I * r.n eJ linhll 111 the I |»r I i i | alia. I A f t millledtalr p.i-i ■ ,i p-> „d lirfore • f.v.l.. 4,1 l»4 i.i'.al, I.* the mill i , i th 1,1.,11 id tile city i,,,r.l ,i,.| ,• ,i, , I h. I , llloopri It litul c tip l^.l V r ai tullowms i I . If.t nil I t ,l,t| -til netiii nn power lu.it, * ' *I .. mnl.iiiird I v-i W r-i d rid l . , 1.* * M »ll nr' J <u ii.*n mt lh i* * t lit « Ft n r r a4 •»- * salt * iLr nr* ill f iliirr l.iiiii' I*•#* i nil let* .* I * 1 1 1 1.a,1 1 ikI r f . II v. 1 7 *’ i ! F iillvu a III lltf t I * ot III r i l l * * 1 « * l-M -I ell t - II i n i * Ir i f I i h h I M m I t|ttr - I I t ' l l 1 vine tlftctll ' 4* „ r i, -men ivimld ,, .i t,r i.u rle d at i| lr ,-,,i„'l,i.i..i, „( il,e uieelings ll,e ie wa* in, ih d i.s ii o a* lo what drclstoli WO- les.-tied At piesn.t, ......-men » .r l,sued „ta>ll.|v „ t,r ,e the hireling* Hie held Af ,v, ,|,r ,',oii'lo*l..ii ,,t llic *e**|uns, hnwevei. |.ie*s .d tic .i- ....... each llf t)l„ r.oai d«leKaii„n» Kiv« re- • In I XI ells i i 1H 1 be .sailv nil Vs iI ff I* lull lilt* Huvlrl Xulit* the short time before ihe regular il(lrWll„ tl session *nd* Friday. KoVeln 1, 1, 111, lielWecu III- Cl, | wounded yesterday In an mitack The House voted down an a t­ *ill V »f|, Ilf*!* It,. *1 ' r *M l*r « iii^lflrly F11$tr latalo n n f P l i -4 ............. ..... i f imnlflH- British Shift's State Itepartment Bt*lease Di l iveil Okays Pad Delay, Bv ( hiiuM* Bi ds i I rniiaii Declares .i i i V i M i l r l i l i r i t* ( .ill* ; I i.r*e v-eie ..il.ei i bailors |.••-*-■ vr-l ll, llir loll r -liiiia lf j to •*,*• m ii pie,rut bum tlr*»,(Hhi,lit .Ift tin I t.i.hii.iii |,i - bat now i- brwij p i,.I in |iei),„iii> ,.ii J pi ' ririxa iilii„il,-l. «!,..(> ) e^ula- lea II* .•.M M I 11 ii ■I» ill t H ' l * * i *ft3 L«* "ft 11- n i.l <•■*>< ea-l a .I lin t ol ticm auv. V V tI l f I 1 1 ........ ' | , , ‘l j /" * , I'lf **iif HilPaiiipftf *11 iter ti{ht * * * Pf i L( Fi 111! 1 Il F I *tl <11f' v F P in * " ■i t ii| j I f (J (ill i d j i f i l ll.F l u l l ft |p|M4 l l l t l l l l iff nd Hit lull, vvlil.it klt'f tl i l i •!* liiifini .aii*1 - I f . i i i m n t f uj y I lit I I Ie. I i.f I IiF (tl ti. |ft k.Pli St Kl if! (hill j iFlrhlH *4lift* (Ail "•■•i h i l f .1 mil i n n J v| j | h i m n i i i , ...... , ' ", ! ’ ’'lisle tone I .I I, |„dn„« ll,r I *- tl * I, hip It 41 4(| I t ill >ii« - .rue It j *1ll if fI M ill Ms, si sMI I Lr \|j) t i •*ill f 'HI *" ’ 1 ‘ 1 ,'r,'M ............ I ' . . , Ilirfnldl - , .. , 1.1 nlilllh |*J*| liltui IIr wi*.!. Li *tf t4 h til L etral ...... it vAhiteifttik tii Hit I trptiliurill l*«( > 1' ' M alBIlilFFil (’ ftiiiteithxl S fu fU iy tn 1 IV-. * t i l l I A l l l r f Ttfflr* I* I fu a * lulls 1 if |> ui f pi • ib fif * - ■f♦t(■i lIti!h11 -11 *‘ I *1 *1 „. ■ .»(* ) Mtj> l Ml » •' i f (| ||>Lt y i L i f 11! k ft t A 4at r i i Mi Fl i l I, i.irft turn |fFi iiiudi'iif liAftk ir|(u fun- uft t p.fn fvlift* Ii |tr ii ftknit ft (lOH isi» I t Et i i y l -iitl ii* itiuhv v rlF iiiift \ infix'll 111111 F s'llftllv Hill o d ttF-fftfia t Lv • IlF- fJal.lftF ll Mkllt fi 1 li-ikl lltHli fI illll* i|| I 1 • Mlfti | j f fltc * <•"8;«11>* i ■ *111nk11(rt- h iil ii|> (luft4-I Hll* Ufafthlt ft» HIII I (flats iiGitmii f1«n ft(ih t ft iii*I t'hgiMr I U.al /r I •I* 1 ll hthitiL hi f It* l F \4 14 It ftft Hlllll I Via. Jl.llit'k W A M IIN i.lt i I I'leiiileol iLf it. i i u f 1 Ilr 1,1 fltniMUlr W sag|i| \\ .11 ll s*t» Ornii|i A|»|<i,iv.tl On A i l.tnt Alii,ni< t* ' W .iil.l Wa, I and i 1‘ i -i- a r tame k l\ atlri a !|>n,ied I,, 1,1 ,n e , il,e i,nri:',{ilayi," i,« p. *•..■»I , r » ,.i,i„,i ii.tr .1 l.t the V r|e, in, I .ii,in,i||er I be ,snr,,s* i . >n i r , , i i t . e i,,|| t . , 4 .(a ndiOa a<lr aJ I J J Ml */ I I ’ , 11 , • , |,me I i Pi — an,| triil It.• III at I -1*111 In- Mi-a-.’i, Hu.I,iiKh, ii it,,neit It* i man a wMlisiin ,i„ ti„iig )ii it fi . in in,, Wn-.'l, r-.iaie m hW2 . |, ,. ,„ ie,| i i Iif lair .lul.i, M e|,.t, ,i, I1VJ t'lu ii- t . l llic (ill,i,e „-e MJ |he |• ,,• lit If il - L dir* -t * »*i .tlu riU in , • I hHfai a •!» d* . t aiMt.-Fvl I Ii a ,ti i 1- in f I 4•** **■ I *1 Kill e f•l if Ii •I 1 •** O. al.e-t^ V o t e II \ nrianprim,in bill stter tu». tms ...d an i.ml.le t.i i.u ik" O il.,, I. iilf«ti*!e*h.* » . . ,i it 1 »■»! -t.iii • s• .114 | 111* FwIt| ril .1M.«- *I 'Vi, W V '- lllN I.IitN ll.e III,n f tit i 141f il tli.it IfkilfAifil liltilp Itffo ir MM i*f f U H l **' •* • • ll\ II ►| i C d i| f' I I «ikVin \ In i (i t«t!-l Ml F ' i rll k*|ntfa iu I llir fnim ti it) ,d l l i l t , ' i M I1 t l f i i l l ” » M l« «* Kf t i l I 'r 1 II), a I *«••« ‘111- 1 I ill' fit** |l|ll>bf f a, I In , f t I .* *4If IF tie d e l wed "liurm g r tlwaf Hr- » •a •* H ll4 iem» mil ,.,11 ,.f I1 l,.I Iwt a* tlvll i.le In* i'.,n>tder Us* i» «i. o.i .1 i. e in.!. i,„ r many 4r I ; 1 la *iV ,1 ,'ii't . , - I - i , ln.lt>; In Ii. tI.HII >ltie| I *t i * ■ 1* < ' 1 I ll,ll i un­ 1 ri.i, ,i I I, 11,1’t i dle. ,h. Ii,dills f t, III H-a. ***' A m i r i i , in II||(M( I 111 u rr a || • tee. It 4-. lv tlhtl ll l ailkflliFI lilt l IH|||| ll *Ii*M<|ls1 kt* into f | |t ll*t| IF* Mal|| I lilr Hiiatl,! iti* in i litf tlict ifrllliel l"llw Until.I Itt* ***> irf Mill lliKt m i |< l i l t ! . b IMIAI *■>‘ 11# fill i •*»- ,«11 1 11#11|*dlim11 111*111|! 11itI''f - idnin- K jiir^flliltV C l, f f* t . •I I lie 11,,11 .it llcil.n oi l the cur-| t uv.ii.lr |ii I i-i-i.ll irm> sit,oil,.,Il it,i,c nude o,i the I I* 1 It ** I I ti ’ t 1tn ,eti,ii.l Hem nn llir .vrrul.i lit the' 11 - I e,.l., it j 1 ij ('II t I. 'I (<* t o l l I .,iri(ili i\ l„ tl- lr l- t . .ill- ,| ii,.* * f tii until* H-fore till; »tlc MiiK'ii * | ill iLc I tun g , ■» •, *<«»»• mi r I l.i.ii i- • d i ' d i f * »M i l i4mi ■>( Hrrllli centers ,>)t .t,,|. ,.!*. * around lh« i|oe*lloti ,,( I ihi tnimrti-''. *» »nine ill*** f,,*,t in-nit*,‘i«, •*' * a linn tielweeli itie ell v and western tin t | tl V Mti-inM t *'lf up* (Iptiiianv tiiiwe ittdm li.tnms JUJU'Pi **^ i . t-f,ia1 k mh h *1 »a|1!>■«!Ilf Uf I A eaiirlatvd I'rrtte l-eascd W ire ................... Berlin Control1 Is Studied By House Approves And Sends Big4 Leaders To Senate Vets’ Pension Bill; Amendment Barrage H its Sales T a x Bill; House Okays Fag Tax G e n e r a l Appropria­ tions Measure Is Approved In House A fter Hot Debate ’*• " fur 4 lii' dftlfdi Ain|, I lit 11**11ft# If 11If ft I'ai mu nil vt I F( 44* f t| lit 4‘1FBI J'lf'hlrtlt I ru* UiKrri tail il m illi 11 a mi Fi*nt vaifr f i u i i 4111^ 4n i l »I l l II*• *all! Ill* I I t . ft Jl| iuf |( i f*r i' i' I h* ■ liimJi H ir I 11r Mr 11« i lii|F(il *fit I , ,, ■i «*J 4 |l|<l| It's* ta| tin If 4*Jri • id llir ' Frillf fllhift (i i a . ^ r l d l fill! mil "ill • *, f c I11*** II4*ftin 4ft tempt t« require that the central Ii tint 4M-I itllFr ia(|.p i | t I -* l, [ .j ■ II llUftlaUrti lit* 1*8418 Trful UI mI a>* All Aoicil, all i iiu n r -aid It - . | J Aitera id itaF ate* Sruil.n \ in | purchasing h ill he debated tniuot141■Ll Ittl !• ' Lr i Ittrt’i I ■i[|t il Ptr S e u cla iv i,| tilulc I Iran A,l,r- i jVrftlfti:**•I inw u n til a vole is taken mi It. l e . a l . r |* ( I 1 M i s Ji \ ! lllf.l Jiff lA JK Ii FHE88 rn K rlo -------------------------H , AHHOCIATBD ’| 0,1 ^ T" “ ’ I i l l r t I t i n I I IUI IN 1 , 1 I I I . I f I I sf ‘ The central imrchasing lo ll is |,r.>|»,-cd ttoii ilie- conn, il -c --i Tha rum mer aaaaon'e firs t bl t • »'«(• < i|<|tn> iJ ill iter I tr th Lv ® inov an ol, h "rceti 1,’le.l" l.o-i* ll , J j* j ■ I It** • IIU.fr.I 4. f itl s, . . , j «1. ,, I JI „n the House calendar for rnnweekend was w »» «,ipp,.ite,| In M ill,n o - l i ......... ' ini'** » 4•• I N.fiit 1, 1V , .t i (lif ll.*- I MtF.Ki M- *I i l l ♦'tl I » I s i t i l i l l f - , < slderallou at 10(30 A II tom or­ l||||||)i;i S (lu ll’ ll!s clKii , Ihi i f rural Hi ' in . I 1 • i rli • I l« ItailliFft ‘ ft |r| IM iff * I air \i m r ( L v ■ i - i t r » v n r till ii t• i A,T»mMmmber loat their live, in P r O l I i p t S W O C p i l l g row. However, a lesululiim adopt lie n , I, I,., •■Inn M 11, 1*1 ,-, ll , • Haiti 1 L I . . ( ) te 8 91a I l l f * I I I * ed Iiv tile House would liHl Coll accidente on tha highways, a t __ r , * Bj I I l|t >1 i l l It L r I f • r II * Kcboioan, tl,, infnnoaol - o i l It 14I • tha beachas and rta a rt cottage* I ) xa ♦ |* Q | f I ) •iileratlon of anv except revenue ' »l l»‘ (J t »V 11 I 1fir \ ' Jltf • t ♦ t 4 ti|i I •' (toilet I ..irla ll V ln ih lri V .-lo , ll.F k Hill..... 'I* ttr tl l Lr , a •• IK ............... and in mlaceftaneoue observance* 1TBWF 1 F lueasuies at'lei* 12:30 P. M. T lm r s - leplied l,e would have to , ,. , | l,r • ..... *” • lh " 'Ira I* 11a14 I,a |.t|| | j|( | | -Ifill In Mil\ I u lr | f I t* i ^ r \V Vi>KK i„,„, I , V, day. The regular session of tha . *' ,r ' "j o f the three-day Memorial Dey ____ ?U||||ll.4.*1. 4*’ I * \* I iF('t t! tin i-l a.f iL r Ulpfti- r t .rite | ftl iLvi^hf |t I tftf"|4lta"Fi Id holiday. The period covered hy DETROIT, June 1 1 /P1 — flt-eklng Legislature w ill adjourn Friday. e T " 11 on Ihe pnllil I I ■l l *91■ fit til- F$ * 4lt| l ! IT i ("111 ( ' 4l|||lL|p« ( ’ill r|\t(» 1 the survey extended fro m 6 (0 0 seine* tn the V ictor H euthrr elmotm i *!**- i - >4iiiif tlfr r u lu>u tlinu'l tfif The (Senate passed u prupuaed n |L r 4 i r I I n 11 L i f II i f r i n e 1 1 I>11 . ia.it l CMU K'Mil lull F' If,* I tn lisa'* Lniltsj y. M. In a ll Hmea xonea F rid a y fin g , authorities today Ingagnt lu constitutional amendment t <> Thorn I on Its r i| , J t i »•(**.I f iiF i tii I > 4 * <41 1*■(i ? »i L r L i l l i f ( L r I ii i one of the most sweeping inopiipe authorise a state income lax. The f 11 F1 "fflF I IFF UK|| f |. hl'il hU’t u n til m idnight Monday, (I isulluuri) «»M lilts 111 / v | |te.I 4 t'liftilitr f ill* Iter ^IFIIKF ♦* iliir (if t 41f ilr III 41if (hif 4*. 1*1ft •> aIt tiudpr ; A t u iu a f tr a ffic waa tha hlg n f the crim inal element lu Detroit's vote was 26-10, A th re e -fifth s tna- KcnilH-ralinf.', Ni»vl\ Mm ftI lliIF lift Lift. r I V141.1 1 tlt«iy i urvi | I I t .f I, tII tint isffl killer—263 persons dying on the lilstnrv. L a i ill" l l i c H r * If I I Pi Mil I h r l t , » l i * L jnrkly with M i i t i i : i t I s S e t ' l l A m highways. The toll aurpa***d the ,Police headquarters reported ih s i However, Ihe measnra iutrodne,I"„e Iff hit f H M t'i dll idrift’f lili. |if *k4 In* mi nil t lufi t*§ Mb% U til i IIIr *I In* I I * * "dll 41IBMI \|| I I tlilUlli ft I’ppfft advance estimate of 816 by the v irtu a lly J;1' ' ' ' 0** 1 ' r d hy 21 senators was amended to S llm n ito u n,,w r - ni (|,rn t,> i, iFI » llli| T u C il i n t s A I 4*11 A 11»l |-n lu 19*m pi f • Mar I1 - ta tlf I •• ft|"••*(*** If* | a11IF• I In,- ti­ til r ft 1 Bb |i) r »It}f 111 «.( I he* Hn»V#f A ill live in D elrntl a /.OtMt-man la , |,|ll(, ,|l(l HlBl„ t> 1 )(| o(, ,,«rc, nt IV in a M i.auylilnn v|» I H u l l ' l l H National Safety Council. ( I if f i l l l i f er »| i f U *’ *i gs r I inai lde flit I I hr 1 IF *hi* III Ii 4* 4 1*4 -fit I iFIIFI «f t I'PItll •■aFI I r. 41(fill Eighty-seven persona drowned enforcement force was ordeied h federal Incunc tax. A 26 pital ................. and I111tilt| 41i Miui tit \\ -tl 111 \\ >|i f I I nm i, Mfift 1 mill - «f •tt'il |r J|4r i * l»' ft(f* r 4 n 1 1 Li 1 VVII' \ 141111* 1 and 73 lost their live* In fires, Into settnn. h-1hint \k11ll I IlF*f i ill if w ( ,« tjttftli percent limit originally was asked, slim. iei>ii«,l M ,oda, , i i - i ft • it i Mill•In'll I hr |«,|. I H l l f f t l U r . t l i n t M i l a f t.i * itii* it Th# sudden order was iasued m _ .... . Tn Itself does not In an aotuunitiile accideul ,' ■ t Kti-ft M tl "el (i1Hi /alls, airplane craahea and other I If I M$»irilFlllhat 1s| ••IIMf Fft I *• ft I hi lit* ta 1 4 s 1 Hilt Fit 4 . fill . • r 1 i midafiernooit yesterday. t-asi , J J '* "m l1'"’ *1 111fit 1hr 1Mi'll it '"ll ♦’Ms l 1 holiday (ragedlea. tint merely .Street and • *.*l A irim - i.<• ' i ( om it \ S iiifi* IH * t 11 I l Hill till lilt' tnmillhpl IL fi " flip MIHF MltlP (if ftiiul In UiIf MIF I |"i*lil4 11*it 1» 11..•t'i 1 Tha total daathe compared with h I " r tPfl'tliMl 11*tfll idalfkftli I 41 4|$ ni?Jd! raids"on"#ambUnir amt hon.V i grant* the Legislature authority termed salisfaclnry l.y In.-I • •*\ *-1 •illl f 1*114*1 an unofficial 404 over tha three- l ™ kh in « o u ti * " ..... to do so. An amendment to pro- amino In ... tiftlrr aid alh* Mil.*'" « , 111111.mill Fi* I he |*| F f t u l r III - M l ft M i r IlIIiF iliii iiur >* ih Mk»> 1>1imH. 1liafi 3* lift lit 1 If L v t ^Fiitlliulr * 'Hiri*4 day Memorial Day -holiday of ,UOna thaorv in the investigation h ib il a Htata las on Income under | |,e Mc, ident eccmied « t„ M.4V Midi I III "UK llidlt Mir 111 * * h ** i f•I. i ■- |'**p'»tn| i hr \M mi It.' Li*' ( nl|*t|IIYa V*4* ill F Must I silsl (ft Mtf VL'tL.u 1 4 «ii F \ , A| til 41ft*l '» p)ir. of 1948 and 604 In 1847. Ittfh I o,d < lol, l not,* ,'« ",k i I I «!• ti IrK I>!I ilhiji h.4ft liFFd Mm Itill V ItIFNIlB f»i 4 'k Ml 1.1 ttf |llf»|| till vr 'll* f . 1 *f lli u *.p>.-, 1, j.. F|!-ft1F'l flt.llMlft •ftI I IIF \ri*l » * Jte*I If" *• 1 Tha toll by itataa from tra f­ Is that gambling Intereala con- *4,000 was defeated. A state Inconia las is now pro- en m . i ,m (In to (ilie e t l«y I.*■l *-4 .1 In i Iif >4lin(Ai lliid *4 1 \ t X < I fnl 4rn ' 1*1 , In1 H 4*4\ #• • I.lll IlFIF Mi** ill lr.»l Mpxllti't iiiii »* i » fic, drowning and other cause*: •ntred aeainat the llv#s o f both " f i l I Ilf* Y F l l f t t8tlFMi| t t f V« d » u n i ' l ’ ll '* I *»*|*’l I I Mtrltl ii »»rll si IVal hihiled by th# constitution, o rtli M. I rod, ,1, , »»• u, I I Maiu$»filuii, 4i t UdfiMmi iii4ii, *ii 1u.|»«, Alabama f 0 0; Arltona 0 0 v icto r Itc u th rr tils brother ' IL a .ta s e e o .'p a c e A e e a i I « .a t U a t 4 o . r a « . T w .| i(l . w ith (lie in:i;' |t„ . i h i ,t( (hr Viri I f I hr | r is Hu M4l<1 lilt* t lilflilMP'lit’Ji iM hg^'f 1lit- i1ubiftU \ " ill lli il F M.tl.tul ' IlMddi'Fil (1114 Mini III 114' 1| Arkansas 4 0 1) California 88 •*r ami Hum (nuv I"* 4r,'hir'd i.f ' “* _ f ■ <1•«I( iliiVFii ft.iiilh nil Uni \ ♦ fla t »>\ F| (II *"( M> tlf I||F ifiri! 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Atnv a t ! Ii 'dun** 1 — t,Pp—, 1 1 . I f v till billlt*' !*M f Ini, r.t w in tie..... 1C ,.r nnidiI * lf I Mill NEW YORK, June I - ( / P H Theta arc four way* I tire— or the iliifiikl«i(fit by Hu cily triMikiiti -d ii n nn \ if tin4 *iuft** ■*< A rpectacnUr nil,III,cl ,1 lilt- late [tliHin tin:,' lie r aid I i'lll|m| nf m Ft» ifiisi'ft l iHit'fiFtl 1 Hampshire 8 0 Oj y e s te n liy. aatiaa'i economy-can be df(lal#.i, at we were rlmtmfed sharply by .mi I1 \f lid MiiiaUy^ 'iiiil f«*4 night dualruyid llic Palm Hxiritir ft-., I | rfruM Y t•I tl»i slrij 1**•*■•» Iff*' 4 8 Ds New Mexico t’in#li * H|f* ll tail 4 *1 * * ’** 1 i„ ,1 .liinior 11ip.ti (tctin.il, -,nc what happened in the nauon't market placet Tuewuy. They ate: Vf. 1*114414' | M4 If|l1(li*rUMi|i* 11 York 14 4 81 Norl M Aiiu.it I1*' county's finc't -choid' M IK.4 I Ui L» *1 ‘4 1 f 4 *r w-ift i*t i | i , 1 !-*'*> fii ,id** if'iiiii 8 l l Ohio I I 4 I t I . By a tlow leak, to mull that it it tcaicely noticed until the retullt rile- uffice nf (’nullty Mchoul I I I fit* h 1*4 ' u fkl l*F * I Pldb 'i I t Oregon I 1 J i of -• tie (f 1 »••* fpF|«>vv mumill ■Snperiuteu.tcui I In ,. . hnstian 1are vitible. That t the w4y the receuion iterled. i l 1 4] South Car (ileceil the hm ui j loo m'd AcBy a email puncture, with th e* Nrnth Dakota « j f curding in county <chnn| policy, it tuen of the etcaplni air audihle 0f prje# nn materials and >'-■ ln*nti-d f.«i uric Uni,I value, And the tire changing shape be- products, product, accenting the adjust­ adjust* tha l -.'biMlO, pins <4 unit tui furn.ihfora your ayee. ment to the buyera' market. •iig'. Ait x-ray turvev, ileiumetl t** -••,l in tleleclmg |toiftl,le ltdiett ttlu'tt By a blow-out, when the gaping on top of these, theie, tha the American On hole late the air out all at once. Iron j ron A * Steel fltee) Institute estimated ettlmatad ■ ymplrtm, w it ilsrtcd ll.,' tnoinnot i>V Iwn tonlulc 4111! one ilatlnnatv I -XI>N lift h M.lN At,EH That's what no one at yet hat (hi fall unit! in Scnvnolc County by ' 1 thatt itte steell production would fail ile.xltti Dfinflment In Im iutiu (lie — , M u l.sura Fullerr,u, i,* ' at■Mdletad in the current business 42,000 tone 1,092,1100 tona thie week to 1,892,800 goal ii lo x - * y (3,000 nr more pei.ntii over I i vest, r.l -se. |O N |l"N lull# I (-l*i \tu i’ .,,11 l linn lull «tul t«"lsv lir rut » ; auinnl c lisigc uf Mm A„l>uuatlc il t t t t la * , which by any normal tons, tbM| (be the lowaet point elnca elnea July, (for to the tad that Hoot -.n.lmg opeialmni -tc gomg nn it the yrnwing 1till "wc IU.V 'veil l..er-.n ihr hnniMr vmtan «•! . liiiitl La try Recumi (lire............ Oat: AUMarda haa been oyar-lnflntad- 1948, 194s, when It wae recovering from . r .! 1Avenue during I In* aurunier uiwnlhi manipulation of tho a strike. Tha alow leak had a!- St. John* . ..... Electric Store at t u - i* , , 1 • ami will ii# axMM#d hy Mix M il rantmant made a few ready etartad ill tha laat pf tha Street ami Magnolia Avenue. M"'' County Tiilierriihmls AssocUimn, vvothl wai. " liie .c w,«> a I ink- in l ‘t',v wul v-ticu hear in lltf | Aiid.rxun, xml Mnrinn Conway. aaan credit proMuret boom induetriea, ataal and autos, mobile unit originally schedule,i t" this morning. They mm- edvirci in I.uuni' Iiur-. ■wu rilr.il vim n pn.phn) ,ug vvai* i.u i ihe vvtlUnif 1u|. y, (j, Hwir.nou, uvvnpr of the la tk u a ry tta g ij hat You could hear It Tuaaday, though, ' ut into uperatlon -------- *.......... at ........ Geneve .. t-dephium btu mi 704 01 lu cunnut * *"...... •-----------| laundry, left Monday for Boston the hole* In the eeon- In tho atook mark at. ay, was parked this nmrnuiK tact Montes Harris wlm l# in , Prime Minister "Hut »l,w 1 thankful In *"V ou^tbly »kv# ua and aave the ” lli Slreat in front nf 'be charge' of negro volunteers. f it Tha price of farm Unde haa nn First Dr, Kraut. Quilln.au, dtpernu „f I dn not Ilea. Ihr.#e voice. world, turned downward, a* fir m a n dia- store and many x-rays were tei-u •,'rhal rolling away of ih i.ie 1 count In advance the expected e f­ X-rays will be taken in Ibe *r„ii- the Seminole County Heaiili Unit,t Churchill apnke at a cmenmi" „ |l(i,vha|nns and cl,,mix from fect! of largo crop* thU year tomorrow. A statlonxiy unit wa­ ii lending nut lt-tlers to all food , In which III) vv«. made a freeman JACKSO NVILLE. Jim# l - l / E ) loirula of men I* the prlre— piling up further turplotaa In in operation at the Peoples HI"'" handling etlahlishniants, urgirij: | of 'I 1" Hornui’ h nf lienxinglon — W eathir tablet: that ail employee! tie x-rayed, an,If Cliitrchill #ald: storehouses and adding to. tha 30 V- Store on Senford Avenue. HIGH LOW STA TIO N A t Seminole High Sohpol 'hie V. iluhldua, nanllary officer «f tl.. ernment'a financial 62 77 Atlanta morning and afternoon an x .»v unit is ronlacllng ernployera permaintaining parity 91 78 m l Ion ami l>v mir readiness ami unswerving effort, 1 believe that flrnwniville survey w ai made by another mo­ aonallv on Ihe matter. f r — products 1 The price of farm 86 61 bile unit of ail student# over I* Mrs. Klrchsr yesterday traveled |ir*|iart(ln«r« lit defend mir lre « iliai priceleaa treasure may atilt Chicago ed deflating monthe ago. 88 67 .C|«v eland veara of aga. The unit will hr ■> about tha county to cntu|ilete ar- mini with our llv «« t r mhv avert l>o uained." The worry over what to do 78 88 Churchill aim expressed the he- Galveston Grooms Academy for colored stu­ rangsmsnta for registration of forever the horrible vision ot m the new wheat crop, with th 66 nu lief that (list "nu united Europe can ! Phoenix dent# tomorrow afternoon a. 2.CO white and colored student*. She third world war. •till taking much of th# mi 46 66 arlee will,mil the loyal lid of tha , Bxint Louis o'clock, said Bert Higgins, State alio talkad with head* of packing 98 76 j Shreveport tierm an race." Board of Health representative. homes, ferneries and business not heyot.d our power, and cer- German 68 62 He eald "to our daar Jacksonville th * awrul experience* said ha appealt app* Volunteers are needed to aid in houses with a view to obtain 100 ta ln ly 84 a frieniii alllet, France, to Miami through which wa have parted friends and allies. the registration of both white and percent registration for x-rays. 98 88 1 colored applicants, acid Mrs. LdToday members of tho Kiwanls should make us resolve not to ueg- stretch tha hand of m o n glilatlon ",. Orlando Tallahassee 88 . I1Tallahasssa « , Club are scheduled te be x-rpyad. lact anything any more which can (to Germany.) I'Ji.seiitmwpr TfIIh ‘.S ra "or 4 bIS Reuther Shootings Of IL S. IteriL'itfe 0 Nation’* Butinessmen Say There Will Be No ‘Bang’ In Deflation Two Mobile And Stationary X-Ray Units Start Survey In County p s b i? : Churiliill Says Hellas Hope That “ WeMayAveri Vision OiSniWa." J THE WEATHER i> lik it jm f w w* iMzfl&i' i^•1ll j -V ' . vS f i t.i l";1 sfciffe V, |Aw vfUj’J 1HI , l . "ft-W-U. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 31, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 31, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 31, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald