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T U E S D A Y , M A Y 17, 1949.
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Sanford Drops COMMENTS
4 To 1 Contest
To Orlando Sens SIDELINES
IK K
F ro m
Sports lit Brief
Ry A 8 8 0 C IA TB D PREAS
The
BY AR TH U R B EC K W ITH , JR
Herald Hpnrt* Editor
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HANFORD O IAN TR
Many people wonder Imo* the
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•It* thlrk nl 111* battle In clinch
n u n n u a iA r r l r a u c k
Tian
W I,
HnlnesvtlU
21 lf>
O u r f im rie T c m iR h t
Da Violin fleaeh
2'* IS
fit AllgtiaMn#
If IS
•r is
e ftrat divlilun l>«rtli In the Flnr*
•till ANDO. Mnv r.17—, f Special
M l?
,, I, Ida Hlale I eegne with *\ poor hlt- Det.aml
Ortififto
n it
Rightlmndei Kd [ nvi* llnillrd j|||B |)(1||
, , Managei Hat
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Sanford Clo ut* In nl j( well (Inti,«*t lias e*«etiihlril Wider Hi* Palatk
Lthpnlitirfc
1ri 12
II
ftrt •-»»•(**
,r,„ ,n rd IdU hero la d night to | fUtlfnr,, rjlanl. color*
•tnlliRMlth 17 L*aah*lf» 1
I led iln- Invader* down nn II,* abort
f 11 la h’ln I fljtllf nf »1 I
'lltr xnawer It* Ihr question l»
I end "I a I lit I wore. Tli* two
AuitUNiMiie *i Talalka I
iHo-fold (We la llial Ihr (ilaula
l*»l mu'! ■' DavtrmM Iktaoh 4
Irani ..... .. again InldgM in Sail
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rr
paring
Ilia
PHI,
wllh
Ihrlr
nifn#i Tmfav
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Municipal Park In h dngle
!»•! a»t*l at fiavlntia HM**h
(■ill),- >, which i* arhedoli'd in good plar afield Thl* mm rr
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f
Aug'i«ttri*
at I'nlafka
rath
drfrnar haa ««*rd
Ihr
Orlando at Ranforr!
■till* hI 0 ;IMI nVIiH'k.
m
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Laaaburg,
Giant*
many
rnnlrala
alrradr
Manager Rrd Dulnnry Indicated
Mil T il %
III I ‘ H IT
thin
vear, In almplr word*.
In., mglil Dial HImn Zcdalls, rr
Team
W h
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rridli irliirn rd In tin1 Senator* tiy i Ihet ha*r hrrn rapllalltlng nn fla*annah
Id l'l
Ihrlr nppnnrnla' oiUtakra, and * iiliimMi*
(Tim lid lr of Mir I ’lmui R TrlH tiitc
RriinHH*
IS IJ
Mint U a p rrllt fair "ay t« Auguista
I .rat
would gel llir Mill rail lot
IS If
play hall, raprrlally If ym* vanMm nil
II 11
lln Sr m, I urn •on iit hi 111 Sanford
IS l«
|l ,. likely llial
Maunder Hal ' mil prialurr Ihr runa and Ihr ri,arleatnti
Tin hMfinvill*
11 17
hrraka ynurarlf.
I roliiftiMii
I II
liiulo-i of llir Giant* will irnd
Iteanlla
VtsttHm
T h r .rroinl iraaim for Hntlfmd'a
lank, .lark Boliai'k, who U apart*
Iiti*>*iu«« S, .1A^kaMtulll* 4
Illy » * I linrlinir rrrnrd, (o Ihr ‘ Kinnl ahowlna lima far In Ihr rnarleaton (, Oreanville l.
Ill),mid In fair Ihr iip nnd enmlliK ! rnniith-idd primant rliaae U that 1 Auanala la. f’nlumlila S
Himfnrd ha« an all tmind pitehlnK !
* Oarennah J
Krni,lor
- * , *r ...
liiy ld liiin d n
.lor Stdmll/
and 'laff. de-|dlr the mnklr plnvrr* 1 r<nlnMit,u« *"**
m! ^wi'lf
mmiivI1|»
•fnrk flnhmk, rlninfalrd Mlaiile' (■ \\
I *filinndrr L a r r y H a r ry allowed
Ih* Sennlmh milv -i» hite U»1 firrhallrr, liar pllchrd 111* way It* I '
■.'.'io'.'tY'""
u„.
aavennah
lllyld. lull Ihr liumr town elilh mu win* ii({iiIiml n »iii|flr ilrfrnl
»atrnir*ar l.ra n t e
Ki""prd four of llii’ln III Ihr fifth to pace Ihr (iliinl*' mound nuin, 1
fi hio*’ i«Hh n flee llekrt lo pniieh and Ih rir U .Inek Urnl, and Ben \>*m v..ra
t« a
it u
■II nf Ihelr riini Aetna* thr plate Wlllnir with lhrm> vlelorlra rarh i ■•ri,..ii
(* «a«
11 K
.unfold'* only run of (hr* pnnir and Larry Harry. .Inn HehulU anil i r't*
nil •, i 1nilt*
■nn in thr itlutIt innini; mi n wnlk C h a r li e Hoar with r. pair of win* U
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l.n id In Ityh lliillmnii. n *lti|*lr In their eipillt. Hilddy IJlki, Die I'terelainl
in
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In dim Joni'it nnil it plneh hit old iimaler, I* ftlwnya rrndy to yn H«»(on
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Into h eiiltleet to 'put out thr firr'
"llu alti T»«,**der
dni;lr by llmlily Lake
P f irlt
For
RACIN G:
Chicago— Delegate, 13 10 fav
orite, won 110.00(1 added Crete
Handball a« Lincoln I leld»-atWashiiiftton Petk mealing opened
before P.22 I fan*.
— | New York— Make-Up> Me. f 10.'
JO, end Ai Me. 123 10. raptured « i Pet featlirrd Iti.OOO added evenla ar
!*! Helmoiil Perk.
Cwiiolen, N, .f — Mm mi ic*' aped
•aji (o eaa, victory In Glaeeboro Pure*
i i j ei Maiden K'a'e
Tetk. paying
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m a il ■■me •<-h*dulrd i
in* ei tlie Si Aiii*ual I in' Halida in
With H pltrhlUR alaff of arvrn
m i i m i . i.K iiir r
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hurlrra, who are all ahlr to to , team
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and I h r two trania rnltiril
the route ami are worthy af ackv
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In Hanford'* Mluilelpal P ink fur
alartint aiialgiimrnln, Manager ' I'linlfinali
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a 1*10111 eny ay eluent on T h i l l ailny
(iruber prohably aporla the beat
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mound rorp* in the league. U n pil.a|*arel*
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Ni:\V llnnfa, llonf lepalllny
INHI I U M
2 It I It •A|fi fuinrdn d ilplU tliieill, III \l L K l t rp.
Uind'in mill, . lull \
howl I pumMup. Phone l!'M M.
lirw kiliihen unit, full lintel *ri
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In n In . |mini,ni dlldeln, fill'll I
less amnethlng liaptirn*. hi* HI I.... I*
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11••III l ft.’
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i mu Mm wttiut I*| it #■f4f(i* mi '"Rt h
fill lllslinl .» l "(lln t(h i<111mj fit
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t h e 'o v e r llnston Ns W asltiuglnn won
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1 1 | n Mull man.
I*iif It mill
1 1>'il(i r»«*y Iyear around 770 and had dropped i -J
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Him la tl I I i1: ll III ll«| I*111 k !*i »••• Hi U I
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linpe plate pin ... 11,11 nil
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' , «"n u |» * M . i, i;|m|. |„,v , gel „|| 'fired up'.
M k llll.lt Ol SANI (UIH
tom l int Mellmi niHitm ea* h
.an (lie aipiud who aie fast enough
Wllh fill dll ill 1*
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The almenre of a 'long hall' ; ru |„u,t It out.
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lliillfmiri. I In f f him fi Hdt niiiNkl,
hitter In Ihe Sanford lineup I* I |„ „rdei I.........
thla rfiih a
I'leininm Pnin I a
1! Bh k ••I
' mimh,
KIkIIiim
11 — Mi'VliimiN, alan being felt. Lgal year Hay ],rmuint euntender. Manager (Jru
kI Illy llnilll null.
It fill
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A I 1tiinllllull I hi luinlnia all aUra
Iriik#* H — tl«v|nk t>4»liitinv I I jp— | llimenkraui eowM be ruaulnl nn |l,ei will have to 'masleniilnd' the
P W ITH A N il HHKVIl K
my
fund mitt 20 iim th , tin*
KnpHtiMi, Taylor to F I k HM" l.aft —
i lmr tn iip'owii Im-mraa *hh(rh-l(|
In rap a Iwu ur Ihrer b»*e hit ,irnm through eaeh and every hall)
kttkn N A V V HI HI'I.I'H
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nlil C«lf*» fiirm If i««l«*ial«*il nr#*
friend tn anil, with Inina Jo
and an nrrashmal home run. hdt 'game It In going to he an
I (la N. Palmtlln
Mr*. R. It. IMppin, Wi-Ht Fir
CATARRH thla power at the plate la tie- iereatlng aimiuier.
■nit puirhaam.
NUW FI.COH,S sin laved lo perfee .
PI V Will III
h n a I IrHlIrr 7M
It
finitely larking thla year.
lion Old floor* miidr like new '
Here ’n There
[ekei Ii IHh
IH I'lmlie BIO .1
loose hi’
C. k kk IIIMIMlN, Hit, lliokrl
Miinngei Ornber raniuit rven
Mulshing, rleanlng A w,tying , fiHB c u n ro i u i m r cui in n i i i i
Ciillgratiilnthili* to Itir Heinlnnle1
rT tn o M fill Dialled hruiae ni iiilalde I Ml K Pink krr.
SBNUltflOM. lU th l IUIMIP Him
Plomr l/HI
resort to the hunting attack, lie
Pmlalde
powpt
plant,
BB
vent
High School Celery Fed* for win
H#!l#7 al taO frnm iprtijrt of atfiiia.
,liitn> !*•( Ail,ilia milk ' all at
Id ill'll vvuud ...... stove W M
e»|ip|
If live In Ken.......
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. *-r■llrV taVT",Vw'*'e(«*l
r<al|«IL I III. 11(4 la I
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the Kn*( Florida Cnnfetei re
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T o I'ii 11•11111h inmil'Fii itpf I'm d
HUM SFF Il kU h K. I ' kill.A, V I.N U T ] A N III.IN UK made In nr saia
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Seminole Venetian llhuu -«**-hA hts|i*f Afi’l -ntAosA itiUAtr Ir'i danfntd rtiirlaintn 1
lit! nff— High have „ very gmal Inisehull
POST O F F IC L
m e ,,I nl g o o d l |n , , s e ti ,n l * u ,vll|
I III' IM I t*|d I• 1>Ir1 ll s t | i m | i p j i ) l l k t i l l
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lln ,Is 3 diliiilli I llslrr I HOliv Iemu hevituae lliere were so ninny
N OHliF used >•' ie|,ig,uiilm ful
ttwl a t l 'HI I,si • mimi 'I a' I * ! tao .Ha IKia ia |
Jntvih 'i HelililK I Murry ( till
veal* ha, k in III, III** mid enrlv
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k l’ .k It I MI N T
IB
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oil,
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up
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10** I Iml I him1 weie no liiisehiill
I ln«vt* Im liicsMi . Mi.it Mtr Mpmul
OH M a g l i n h a A v e n u e ,
KtnailMM
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T. apfii liioliu Itepnli mg
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|IsvI. ■| n, Loser Hilnilll rlearn* In repreaent the o-hnul
Mllf I»I cf tl Itt(I \ ! cl ill* ( nil Id'
Tied 'Iyer*. 711 K Bllil. Hi
iV Frenel, \,e
T
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till
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Now we want in «,■<• the aeluml
iii i itii )41"■I
t i I I i n t; 'nI nl mil'*,
I Nl i l,.sl."sltl I* gain,;, apin'
M il I
Clllril.
lHIUe mlt w]lh I lack, leuilia, gulf
llienl, ga* stove \ilnlls only
l iiu h i mini, HjkIim iihH l .li’i ll li I'SFI* ikl.lkl i; lln.h mid ling .C A M . h i7 fur llaltei y, lieller,|lor j
and Sim ei xerviee. Swain’s
lla, ,<■» fm oile, gum iniulilimi
ami »wluiiiiing Irani*. There me
2700 Mellnnville,
j
V{ipIliiiM i* dull*, I h \ I Ti*Ji(M*f
IlnMeij fitui lie, 7111 W. Flint
SK.MINOl.l: M ilc h .V TRACenough yoimgatere In ..... .
Miinl’MiM’ ilim*. Id*" »'i v Sh*n»(
HI
TOR CO. Illli Xi l'ieneli Aviv
High tn have entile* in all of
\ iillr( y hd i’.
I «Mii I'd imu I,
P U h n i s i i k u i ...... . apt \ii,ii i m
three spuria Thla year I* nearly
N k' Model a , dies lo i|,*UOihe nf
only No pel" fdh mouth Phone
IU'i't I «i#i *|fii
H C P PH Ft tit
' over. Iml inaylir one uf these new
I'Hpeii nc die , I* . .nil sl/e lll^
(JB flM .
U l M T i n . l I k P I I P H IN T IN N
I moil lintldi: •ii 1 X '! * i n l ‘ iiftrti
1 nlgalll/atfiiUH call lie added In ilm ’
like ill'll'
Ilea on,aide
New
k N I* T Y P IN ti
Itllitfif'H, |•i it ♦ I ft Mill t,i.Odll 00 til
j Hrmitude *|,ml* porgram* negt
j
IIOItM furiO'dod apai'iiieul,
llelii,in, 17" nn mede hoe ,, i/e
I III.IH I HI IIK \ P n r
. Oln. th oil, I U.'doing po,laldr
4IH.IMMI Od
year
Frlgidalre, light
hid X .old
H
A
N
M
IH
II
Manager Ed Levy of Ihe HflllWttrr. (IllI Magnolia Avr, I’hmia
adding linn line
nil lull kV
Iliivo
IniV***^
11
*OMd£
fur
Rf*!"!
I
IH
N.
Park
Phnne
Hh
Inule Country Club ia now manag
480.
m ill, hi
| rloHil ll*illHI*I** *oMil \ hi HiiiV® Hi.
ing the Cocoa entry In Ihe Eaet
N O W
O P E N W IT H
*'V " ’
Ki e. Irlr i j h T T A N Mil Mmnliig Heiitlnej (lr
V I cr Y liraliahlr fuilll*heil ii|unt y|an used listing,, mi small n i i a l Heenndhaitd
Coast League, ami predict,, that
.
nve.
|4li
d.l"
k
k
Br.lh
HI
.
Um
lo
Fvenitig
Htar.
Call
Ralph
Titusville ha* the tram to beet
intuit.
fil'd
floor.
seieeuedi Iu u h i ' s with t In 1, m i e s taml.
...... .. * IIS I
I Hay Illlh J.
yen 'll, I'lnae Oi, *uiluhie fur
fm Ihe pennant. "I have a piptty
N IC K
, an ii iii.f, fieepng
hi ark
H L P .C TIIIC nr
..... I hall elnh,' hul llila Titusville
rnople or i w h win king girl*.
( , A. kk III i n n i n , SK.
eyed penn <ti dei imw County
81IH Magnolia.
A C ETY LEN E
outfit really haika good,'* lie said
I PI H. Park
PI.... . I BMI
Bill I.
W EI.IHNO
yesterday.
Banfnrd Motor A Eqpt. (.<
VacitnrlM
fo
r
Ambitions,
Ciinat'lanHoue
HKVKHAI.
hiimea,
imigliig
'I
n
|>,\INTK
A
Wnll
...........
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atnrk.
3— K rill K mI i i I p I tir Stile— II
,
, ,
,
203 W. Ut Street
|Mii »* fitun IH.MHMMl t»» 4/.fillll,.
Young Women Only
siiomis
W«im*i»!
Women!
GOOD JOBS
Florida Fashions
TO R
F A H M H , Imnies,
prupert v and ai tragi',
A, iltrnul
Really
(HI, S*h *ip **f llii"-p hnnif'H n if*
hew
mill ......lie me
elnse in,
nee yuur ( T iu i i i « cun he mianged mi Mime
hnalneaa
Agency i "* them.
O rle
It. Ma(1ilciia, Ananelaln •Idallttlfa wanted mi liulnea, ..........
13117 K, Hen,ml Ittraat nr phimn
and uriivee.
Ii— A i m V 'i .K K
oltnie ippalia. All kliuM of wood
work. Hoiils A Tiuck Inalle* Let
W A N T I ' l i — 11 1 ua fig me mi your Juh. tiimlei
I A Wlille, 01nder villi', Phone
11 Ilffleet cuali iiO.e »atd J - r iia«|!,
Openings Imlnile Inlm Fort
Ailillttg Machine Operators
Key I ’ iiu c Ii . Operalora
I'ackltiK Oterks
Older Writers
T y plain
BASEBALLTONIGHTI
uivuiri'T.ir
•
M U N I C I P A L P A R K 8 :0 0 P . M .
1800-J.
••• W. H ALL, Henllur
r until i.re. Ted Pavla Rtirniturei UAW'NMPWEHS sharpenerl, Id•
____
,2120 Mrlluii*llir A*e. Phnne IIAAW.
■.
On. 1111 K. Ini Pit. 0IiH.
I cycle* lepaired, lock anil key
ONE GAME
MASONRY Mtoie Ihillding, , i___------------------- 5 5 = ! =
PHKP ItefrlgeiKlma ...... . u ii ' woik. No wall ng— wurk goatM,,y * H"H" anteed. II. W. Shuman. 31(1
(I jnla Mini gill del:, llghl*. water, ,T—
A t H t 'll's F'ni’ H u ll1 — ft
Vodopich llefrlgi'iallou Hervlce,'
Apply
In
Parson
To
Kit*!
(Hi. HI., Haafurd, Fla
87
17 112
Phone I B in.
I Fnrmi'rly with Wllliame Plait
Alaudaa alntlnn, rnrtinr lid. Cnr- 1
Hhnp).
her fur (Ipeu Air Mnrkid, Ihune FIUH I) JIIM HO HHItfMP illnuri*
A ir b u s
alte lola iBfdMMI. Several fnniiea
I'viuy night, I Mill. HOMKH'fl.
7— l ’i'U -l,iv k ’Hliu'k-Sitji|illt'f*
under runalrucltun. Fluiniiigul Mill'* Bivnp Klmp Wn iaty, anil nr
llalghtii. II u i IIi’n smith. Office nil
trade tnoal anything, 4011 Hun- For Hale: Nice work h u m , good. I,l— N tH icM k -^f’erMiinnlH — 1,1
M IC K E Y ‘M O U S E
b y W A L T D IS N E Y
jifoperly. W, J. Cniriintt nr
fmd Ave. Phnne MH-J,
cumlitlon,160 caalt. To am linrae
„
, ... _
.
turn norlli tiprallioNd.
Han- W A N T E D !
Mr*.
A.W.
Kppi,.lr.
Phnne Orlando B4HH5.
7 ^ 9 3 * 7 1 \ c ' V * 1* *V\Vr * '* V k 7 'A rr^1 9
[ v y g l l 7 WMAT PIP ME SUW
I.nmlo HprlugN, I mile.
*" iHke bar ami, Wayne Eppa,
lose when
yuit don't
rry > c r c v n o w i
to Ihe Knhea .Sttilllo at HIM
TkUft SOUNDS LlktA T A L L M X ) US»0
| JW b llH Tk lA L - Kxen|itlonally well " bring ^ y
MB MAS PSUC.M
Norlli Park Avenue tomorrow
T
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NUkKS
T
O
ANI3AM.SANP
TUlNdSI
localid ltail of Induatrinl pro
I.aney'a. Phone lO.'l,
H—
IIK I,I' W A N T E D
— H
A P F O C G IG N
where Mr. II. L. Co* will make
perty, an etillre . hlut'k hetween
a photograph free of charge fur
lltli amt <1th Hlreeta and l.iimel H O T I i UNCIIKS e*err day from
nuhlhalliiu InThe Hanford
and Elm, IM> feel /uniting
11:311 In 2:1111 al HOMEIPB.
K X P K H IK N C F.Ii P A I N T K It 8,
llernliTh "Moat Promialng Citi
trackage.
Ifay'a Paint A WnNpiipm Hliuli,
I'lTTH
H
U
lH
I
Utility
Flat
Wall
ten uf Tomorrow" nmteat.
W A R EH O U S E • tin 1 Imi feet
407 West Ph wl St. Plume 1036.
piilnt,
oil
haae,
Id.Bf,
Mul.
corrugated Irntt warehointe with
loading platform IM) feel mi HKNKAIIIK (ilaaa A Paint Co. Agetd for Kataldiahed life llialir- i t - T.V ih T ~ S '“ F n T T N r i — I I
Phone 320
aitro
debit.
Hiiufuid.
Anln*
track, lovatud In Muttruu, build- 112-114 W. 2ml. HI,
imddle nrceeeniy. /V|i|>ly T . W
«•»« in guild runditlim, want uf>
Handera, 401 Palmetto or Dixie L O H T black change puree in Me*
TU X K D O KKKDH: Cmuplnln lino.
far.
Life A Health Km. Co. 230 W,
Cfnry’a or Penny's, containing
Illitll’a Tuxedo Feed '.'tore,
W E N T BIDE . 10 acra farm, 3
money. Finder pleaia notify
acraa Uiad and In cultivation, KNJOV Hunday dliinar at Lanuy'a! dtureli Ht, Orlando. _
_
Mra. (Iracay, Phone B6I-M.
76e alan work day a. Luncha* A
fae«t pavad road. Thla la to bn
ehorl ordure.
•
•old to aattlu an eitule, want
l b - W O K K W A N T E D — tl
offer,
s'
16—
A U T O M O B IL E S — 16
A C 11fNMR ~ l f V r“t r a
C H IC K E N PARM - 4 room houea H K W 1
Hewing Mach. Center, 11(1 W. MAHON work-hy hr. or Job. Hpoc- 1
and garage on Htatn Highway
B T _ P A U I , ItiitliN citiN
laity Harhortie* A liiclneratorx. [ C H E V R O LE T, good appearance,
U t . Ht. Ph. 1100.
40. nkaly landacaped, UK) fruit
i*
Hole*, Pippin Oardenx,
engine A enatala In excellent
traaa, 16 acraa, poultry coopa
r o t a p*j von , « m« »
o u < k ' wuo i« W
a r rt
lom iTX
oac •
MVCAMS
*W PNl
| condition,
1226.00. (ieu. 0.
ox*v.' witm A casta
__ _______ ___
tad area fenced, entail lake, a (TLA K H for all purpoaga— Auto . I'll. 402-J.
wis sratoycuoO o « n ow L*icc»«*r/)
ouraioe.*
«M LL/
tael
M*a
w
l
e
g
S
B
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,
glaxe
replacement,
xtore
fro
n
t!
L
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R
PIU
CK
H
,
Expert
watch
Hw
artr.
Phone
T
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A
v
o
w
e
u
food buy at |a,6oti.oo,
m ow *,
A oov oouto cio Pttcea
S S I m u c h -y ,
Does out
yiMCWMg#
work, m lr ro ro -E x p e rt xervlce! repairing, (J. C. Follow*, Horn* 1030 W I L L Y B 4 door eedan. Bee
• FE C IA L - S itofy 2 bedroom
VouHoew■ rtM c /
uv*.!'
{m e
hopM ,ln Roau Ouurl Section,
frgm year* uf factory e xp e r-'
Hhop. 1700 Henfmd Ava. Phoua
at Akera Ptrta
A Eq p t Co.,
A« PU.L
Ow&ar Juat coiuptoUng - all nee* H V M g io ig iiu
! Pslmetto A Second St. Phone
ce m tcvS
aaaary repair*, will be vacated HKNKAHIK L U m A V*\»l Tm I TftA C TC H WORK hy the' kogf 'nf J «
D*y or t02a.W_.y.nln*fc
AS *
flat, A good buy at 17,600..
MMieiAUt
w , KM. Hh
phone I M
lob. Ploughing, harrowing, mow.'1041 Ford Convertible. Call after
HAT/
ng A dirt moving. We ipeelalleg' 6:80 . 867nl. 418H Elliott Ave.
»2L
i( 4 acres of tiled ground N o r g I T Tciectrfc "range
AMOiHBS
Phone 1407-W.
____
* rood M tr Monroe Cor*
UP TO
SOM*Florence fiance ift karoeen* water
TV ^ ®
Gulidoxer awrSi1 1^40 Ford pick-up, new pajnt I
TM'L3
lf r f V ° B E N D E « , Raeltor,
n™tsr» g®ou eoiuiition, rvaaon-. re*»on,tb]e
rate*. Fra.
F m aetlmat*l
job 1400.00 li _
ree.on.ibl. _ratax.
aaUmet*I Job.(400.QP
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NOW.'
m
! h U A v ^ a* M ° 'R| m i 0 r*l>#* ^ o , Di vld *• tkrpM tar, Phoa#
3 E M IN 0 LE > * U C K A ’ TVAO* * >
i u l k i S BuMinf.
I
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T O * 00 , 11th * VW w k A m
IM
M
I.IIm
i -.
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Mr. Martina
Florida Fashions
SANFORD vs. ORLANDO
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In U n ity T h e re in S tre n g th —
To Frofart (III P u n of the World)
To Plumule the Pregresa at Amities)
fa ('•••data Pfuapsrllj for Haalerd
VOLUM K X X X *
I'H K
< Ittt in pant. ilutolr and mild
Iti•n«ivr l« I fun •>*!j >. Mmlrrali lo
fi«"*h iiiillhfiAl lii fiM *inJv
H A N K O It l),
K lU b U n h td 1908
| S .S » a S W
Laws On Citrus
M .H I t llt A .
M 'K IIM J S II W , M A Y
IS, |*»l»(
Vicious Flood
Waters Take 7th
file In Ft. Worth
Senate Racing
Bootleg Fishing
Dates Measure Business Found
To Be Delayed By Game Grou|
«
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Citrus Group JninsiS TJE t a..... .......
‘Z m S L I'Z II; t
Seth Woodruff Is
Elected, Installed
Head Of 40 et 8
F ^»? 0 F^ii.B
bU,le^cSr'K '‘ It-lieekup llrjctHl For
Wttrld Government
J «*a, Carlton,
( MclJnnaht
|N ( C ■TUClc* S t u d C I l t H
the umpire* W|f h» John MkWfli
Vote Ih AuthdUfced J
ami John Setilrard, Jr., Ja/k
TA1.KAHAB8RR, Mu
J 'M f l
— Ooverr.or Warren
Inlo law a hill lo perakS Ftarldi
Hntera lo eaprea* an opuuah on
a World Federal Oovenunif*.
Votera In lha 1060 oerMTUI'ulaelion will he a(iked If they favor
■ llnfwa
8U(aa
participation nf thk
United Stale*
In a world Huvemmeul Ueupabl#
of enacting, iiilerpertlpR • « , onforcing law** to preyejll1war.
T h » .Florida UglaUturo ' alap
has amlroved a h u m o iiu d o C o it'
to
ureM^W-Bfn* kn amtadaMntT ’ to
the (JAtMltutlon to panult unit
w “ i j 5 v » S f f l» ut s a
fTpMA' MITtM
IR-k
DAT
J
meter* are *belni‘ IniWad rvVere*
.more Ilian ilouhilnc tha itumher
In uae. The 147.600 ebat wlfl be
met hy devoting half of their
revmue until full payment Ha*
l*en made.
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_ JA f’KSO N VIM .B
% JA rK flO N V IL L S ,
— A new elate of
will take affle*
raplaHng ineun
yeatarday'a i
.monv thdte
, rum Vnt Mayor
head, who loat
Hum*, yotta
cumhent MunklpaJ •
eentiy-a
The Seminole County Health
Mnrrtann and Henry Wtlle, Jr ,
will aaalu Bol»»on with th» All Unit, the I'arent-Teachera Aaaocluilun* amt all achoola are cooperHUr*.
__
uilug in the aumtnar round-up of
oil children who will antar ftrat
A n JU D G R I) fN H AN F
OR LANDO,
M ay
I B - f A T - gradea in all achoola in tha county
Judge Frank Hmlth today ruletl in Ketdeinher, Ml** Ruth Hand
Suparvlaor of Initructlon,
that Jim Rmtth, H4. la not com- neiieral
announced thin morning. Any
patent to gu to trial for tha alay- child ala year* old on or before
lng N*w Year* day of Jaaaa Amo* Dee. it) la vllglhle to untar
Vaughn ami Jatne* A. ( ’reach.
-elimil lu Heptantlxr.
WlUwaae* »ald that the aholMia* Hand elated that wherever
gun bla*t that killed the two It I* possible for child lo have a
Voumndor* waa flrftl hv Smith physical check-up. Dr. Frank L,
Qulilman will he In his office In
the uhl hospital building at Fifth
&
Street
ami Oak Avsnue on
Thursday and Friday of thla
it . •.**;
a f t T w a iin in g r
weak from 2:00 until 4i00 P. li.
M IAM I.' Mgjf !•— OR— flm*ll for the purpose of raamlnlng the
children.
raft w»nili(*a’iwer#.or<tor*A
ed atMiOO A . M. todav along ih*
If parents have the check-up
'•’jorlda n u t - cotut- , from Mel made by a family phyalean they
are advised to secure a uniform
bourne tn Key Weal.
Baat and amttheaat wind* of blank from any aehool or the
CO to SO mile* an Hour were County Health Unit, The physical'
lifted, the Weather Bureau check-up blank will be the Aral
rea- entry in the chlld'n Meumlattve
hkultli
•tire area ^ t ^ t r V r c S i pea. school record, Mis* Ham*
ed.
HONORRD
NKW RPRINT URS U P
“
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fr'"" Furl llragg*- ..................
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. in. , February,
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lligltway
patrolmen
all tt.e
dignified, unhealthy-and unpt" , .r.rU'n clmnged the dre-lng Imh h/"1
‘ 'j *•»•«•••* 3B mile- f
,|,"ii,i'l Fanil II \ nipervl"iii. I'n- way
to Georgia have hern alerted
fllahlo.
,im nf men. Htore- *<dtl Iwo anils
olackall rrliiny Ik ttn- .leu.l
.-ui were ti W Inhnsuii, ..vie,In tu lie on I tie lookout for a host
Ifnsleiy nmkera have a tow
they sold one before. Amt,
Y,'r
"* *’Ha«rrj*e I'm Ynlttr Ureeti and Itrown Millet
und trailer which was stolen last
opinion of women who go Imre , ,|IH w|n|gr M,n NI,eni the hiiiii- ""{'I' the Arnt/’i leaM J'^.M ,,,,!
" l l T ,g „
night • from in front of It. U
legged now that the Hlwkinr
|tl the company of moths, Ihe
A,r t.Mr»-r» cowriJiuntin.1
l.l'. \ I It N o n I.
I’liiig J lK Second Street and Mark
ahortag* la lull a dim memory ,„r„ B0|t( ihree stills imtlead of
. ^ 7 - 7— — -----------------Word wu- received here todi.y Avenue.
They say It's unlwcomlng, tin |W„.
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"t 'he deiilli Puesday night "f
.pj|t,
,-uvrred tty canvas*
seemly— and unprofitable.
_
, hnymi, celane-e, mid other now
{eferi'iice
yesterday t *...."*'1".’1. .fm1kh.mivtll, form- h||(|
wu- taken from
Makers of men's ordinary aliiri- t,1,'era amt cniidiltialiuns of filii'rVTltl,,r!ff
A, Men.
first .....
c resident it.... . wliu dliil nf n ju fruM) „f the iialesroom. It has
note that more and more num g» moved In fast, when returning njaniler irf the l.egioii |*(,st t,rlf. '"idn hemorrlmgi' lie wn» up.'r* n mahogany finish and green hotin ror me rrce-wneeiing n.lam' ...rv|cg men found light weigyt s,,""'d have read, "ns first c m Iifn( t(f ii LtiWUlif? (4ll*»y 111 til** 1tom.
,,ih TTlie
h i frutidr
b hnmii
trailer 4
is
hone m»d*.
mad*.
held llitllding nl one time und
apple style of the sport shirt. And tt„„| |MI||, searev amt il
that brings no rimers frpnt the Vl.(.ra ngu the-e new filters at, n,r' atero m» - mcI - i left here to live in .Ini'k-imville,
THE WEATHER
necktie Imlualry, aither.
...utited for about 17 (ter rent t*
Y
r,f" ' ™ntmnmli*r of tin/ |n -year- ago. Funeral nrrutige, ,,,,,
Rill there are
plenty
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fine
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volume.
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Hum (!. Cooper Funeral Hume,
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oppoMunllles for
husinessiiien Iniduatry thinks that this year tt fording t„ Ci.pl, Katie T . I.oiio
.tiicksiinville.
|iha^
hlsloriun.
thla trend toward comfort.
will make about one In every four
Atlanta
Taka the remarkable growth In (Uiniiisr aulta sold, and tine suit
Huston
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rae«nt years in summerwelgld In every three next year. Most
Chicago
W ASHIN GTON , May IH— //ll
l-ANCAHTF.lt, H. C„ May 1H clothing for man. Only a genera men who try to look neat In hot
Cleveland
tion
lion ago moat men wore the same weather want as many light — A Senate appropriation* Mih DPI— A young mother fussed two
Detroit ...
■Ulta lha year around, varying the weight aulta as they can afford, committee has been aske,l /,„■ children Into nclghtiors’ tinnn,
Memphis
only l
changing the -piiere'a a big enough market fur 97H.7HO to ei|ulp and onerate fur then leapwl tn HNfpty tuduy after
Nrw York
a year Ih* control tower at the fire burned hor hu-hand lo death,
weight of thalr nderwear, Home N|| the fabric makers.
Durham
n — ... .. .
|l)lppl,nwj Ht a:00 A. M., at
of*tha
of‘ tha mnra daring occasionally
Saint Louis
Comfort and fashion have been I'lnellaa County International Airtook off thalr, ro at*
tOIn
r hot wen- bidding hands in women's wear port serving J t . P-tertbura ami the two-story garage apartment
Han Antonia
rka or Door- circles, too. Original entries were Clearwater, Fla.
Seattle ......
Pepper of Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar N. (Hun
hut soma ob- ilacka, playaulta and sandaia. Tha ( D- Fla) said IflO.ftOO 0f ' the ter) Hough. The hotly of Hough,
Jacksonville
•pntant with reason tor wearing lham must ha ■ " T i l h* ■•••“ »■
Miami
*alarlfs 26, was found In tha living room.
that thoy'ra comfortable. And ond lha remainder for equip Ho operated n grill at tha Lsn
ment.
m mmrnrn tfbail
caster bun nation, •
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N O . 19'/-
Aam iflalcil I ’ tesa L f m l W ile
^ ; , i A c K e r n Cite* Dangers T o
W orld reace In China, but
Pact Approval
Bars Pacific Defense Pact
id Appc.il' mini lnil.iv lli.lt IV *l.ilr n( CfniVM i lUillnl ,bill in,I n
li.lilitinn nf rlt.i.ti gain) pHMit.rr* ulm nrie lie.iletl "i nielli uni .n
liiiinanly" liy j j i Imh V lm e r«c4|tr.
Ill .in unprecedented '> I ilcrltliiii, (lie mini m ini tirrili,,,, fni
Speaker M urray Urises l.enii Jiihnniin wlni liad Ii t i i lield*
■J\ e tl S t u d e n t
D e fe n d s
hi Allegheny County tl'n.i jnil tim i d l y " irlille in firt-nu nii.l if
In
|irl"nn
Refusal Of Clause for six year* |ieni!liiif outcome nf
S c h o la r s h ip R ig h t s ;
they are tnl-ttenfi'il ■'thi'V
iiie •,■
■'tin
extradition |>rt»’i^*<liii|r"> titled In runt illile tin'll
R equiring Conners Georgia'F D R , J r .. W e lc o m e d
■•li>ni
.1.>hn■ihi wn» convicted In lOl.’t
Ihelr escape,*
T o G rade Products nf murder mill sentenced in lift' ufler
B
y D e m o s In I lo u s e
Judge O'Cnniiell -mil In- frili
liii|iriii>iiiiit>nl. Hi1 fil'd ttu* Geor the majnrity went Inn tin nl
T A l.U H A .S S n .. M*v IH {/l’> gia jail nit mouth*’ taler hut wai though III' agree- I hat i lie federal
WASHING I M\, Mm IM </T|
I lie A i Iiiiiiid I i .i Iiiiii lull In le Ie arre-led in Piltshitrgh.
I'liiirt- -hnlild nee Hint ii.iivlclllie SrO.ite l . o r i i ' n
Ifel ilinln
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The nillne applies directly In in -tale prisons ute
tleiited |t ■niinilllee ,ln'e.| it- l,e u n it'- nil
vi.e FIoimU Iilitt* Uwa n il Mtu * „ ,r
iVmitylvanla. New
mugli It.tille in Ilie I (nine today. ler*ev and Delaware mid llie Vlr- hnmatily.
n'Cnliliell argued ihm the c u rl die Ninth All,tnlii I ' i ' I I">I i i - I
•rin 1-lnntb, It wnidil lime iim should lilnll it* lullin'
SjieaLei ['em | Miin.tv
In ill,. lei hr m i l e i Ini il ><l ' S i d e . - e i
Poll, ulm M l llie lotlnnn In lead {innwide effect if approved l.y (tie merlin nf Iiidii nhml case- deoiling ill li ner ii. efA
whether the I'nnviet lelinilli «n" • ' , M . i .......... .....
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t li.nlin in I "Mil till 11* I i I I l.l IIM Alt
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illile nut in'l l nl ill nl*l (nn tviiitt. iti,. niajnrily ,i|>ini«n Indite Iluintrcnled.
silly would lie I'otitlimed it lie ''l*""ei« he e\|.r. t- l!„ ..nnnillee
vnmni.
Inlm .1 l>'r<iiuiel| dissented
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urn returned tn llie chant mini'
I" eilr 'n ien -helmine M'l" " il
^ 1 It meed ili.it die I Inme lehne
T V majority lieln tlini infill'T h e dei'inlnii overruled the \l
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llie fedeml dlMriet .......I n I'n e
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lt»le the .<liulll\ iii.de nl then them hy the Mih uild t Ifh Amend- 1 |„' , fnntunle In ttie 11M•11•11*
a»| I’llVMI « liflll * olll'M*1•
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if m Ip ■-tli i'tl inf IP lii ilH. f tn*
liiotlurh.
in the federairnti-tllulinn,' |lu[ „
wr,,te
flll'V WOlllll I*** dill ilH'f'MIH* H»ia| I "»i H mill ficthft dr fill I in«-)i|
The I [nine aim .idded In llie
‘J * I l ,
V ”'*'
" W" -•*■•1
"*l .ml m -In
eniilled ’to de.enn and imirmuuiie* ■ » ..................
Iititt « till* r|»t a»I ii
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III j I if.lr Iiiim (111 III Ihr Ifpoilrd
il'uin lli.il Inn I r n hr penuillcd to
.li. i* Dip Im W \ |ti itldi iH
i tin! il'lilp
all I »•*•(*
•H.lrir.l Hm I li.* ftiotl |lr w,i|,|
hinl hull 11ml limu eimei without
Hm
Him
I mm-*mil. llt>ill HI I «r ill Mr*. fi,t i r firm
imlluie it lluniii>li a |i*i' I iiim hnuie.
\n h i hi f*'*i ti Hhpfi m ♦» i li» I ill
Hp .Lril utd i |i|ti tn r .1 In f.rHHi
^ A | 'p m v jl nf the |um|uji*I IV*'.
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•*nd ••nl li t in*i|tra Itii *
on a I n|e iltei , eju e-.enI.ill i •J de
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tlial Inn tell lie t>rlmuled In ||*(|1
I I- •**(j ty *ir»' lli «I MMIII, l »lr I
•l11la11 ***ii Mini 11 |
•lluilili rill I
111111 yinir tiuil viillmill mi|>ei •mil
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f *hiHt* 11 f*iH Wi l l i ii
....I till •■•lilt •>imi I
III fill! *(l llilff
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tin
P | ;»n T o P e r m i t P ; i r i - O f f i c e r
Is
A rre s te d
1he llnice ynl nylil In the veiyr
my
#1 % I •
a. .
ruMHliiilf '*!•••! if Dl- w*|i..!|»» «a|»i|» ImpN if t 't’kI Milt %Il I lilt III I *
of .1 le-l vole on Inivriinu W ii
M utucls On Q u arter
Pur
I a k in n
M r i h r s i* wiihiiiuwn. il- -.rvitnl tllW I |l| I L 1♦ i fmil. IIP* U -Hi I ' tl|'|»U
finvr dfiim»»di'if l»< ijmiu
flu »U II ll||(* f|mm«I lli tl **»% *'"11
len'v i itiiH hill llirn delayed h.d
H orses Is Studied
'l'o Allow /aI l I I*V II* V tj imikrrI III |||* |1||||||| fill I«|Ml* 'ill** Hi ■D* ffMilriill.tl. Ip|*111f «yi Kill Ilk-111 M li
Intimt unlil tiiiiunlow. •
r**TT“ “r
|i'nm* pf ii *'tiH111J*l»l nru drofi'l
Proponent.- nf the WarrenlAI.IAMA.SSKi:, Mm is
I /M.1j\| lANNl'J*., M.iy IM I/!', I ;i |'inFri p*.-iv*’ pi ' Veil i» Hi* ,t|* i IM (Im I 1111*1 > \ till A ,lli l ’
III i *• ill (ill i*t| Ml |lf*|«Ml|w -Kt'l I* D
iked hill -nid the nn-lnapei'llnn - 1lie Senate tai iim dniei lull - A liiHillru fi.lniiM ho.uir-. In 1 'niMh'iio
*»KI!e-|uui hy lien
t'urllon nf vvliidi I mpiral I'ark nlltci.ilt «jy
,ili
I>mm let I I 1,1 M10 liPturlr - I Lr
Ilf III|IK(I frd
tf*HI
which
hir.tm
vvetr
taken
fnnii
rnl>
Duvnl would kill the whole menItt'lttlil’ *
tf<«' (%*iMMnmi I I'mlv llP l.l if A- V|If (if 1,1-1 111fill 111: UlL
will
|uil
them
mil
id
huiinrvi
wa»
of Slate Game ami l te.li Vl'.tlei lliif li*. flli*! I««* wnm'l u
•lire.
lit ■Ill'll r l a nl Ullll iri.Httrv Hu*
Till- Metinn !•a- taken deepHr a uidrfinilety |Hnl|MUird lud.iy, nit the l ull ( ollUliiv.KUl hlolo,tii.il .m iry ntfrMf, und l futl if Inin In tM'i t*
leann and .old in lam^i.i n,i. ,r piVl'tl HtU'i’Hft 1«i M'fli l iltfm Hlllhnii j fll* IMb
rt'Miliilinn uilntiti'd yenlerday at mulinn id il* i|MU)iiif,
\(
ll.twil.
wr.liv
-r.lit |fi a.
■*1 upiild iHit !:*Jt*,.p^i' hm.'Ii tlritii
l.al.elnnd hy the Kedernl CMlru.w
llowevei, an identival llnuie ap polled heir today.
lltntlllf|iM“»/*'d |H*f tifh "
VmmLmu; flic IImitIni *iir,t in
Mniketlny Aurermeilt i'nnimlMee% pinveil hill tllll ia prlidniii on l|n*
Dltrilot tnlriii.tii NrVim.in id
Hr •tilill h,. ti*Ha'lll I'd fill* lit und hIimiI,
turned over the ehnlr in Rep. Sen ale valeiiilar in |xiailion in V
fbf b . L til i
the (mine and I te.li W.ilri I'i .Ii ■Mtp.'il ppi 1lint lit* ivm* *!••*I••vii I
Simp-oui uf Ji ffenitui, luimedlulely
|ftlAH lib nllllrtl l*V |Mill» r it
tnmideted
later.
(
imliliurd
mi
Pave
Klvlil
hettnu altni'ka nit the hill llielf.
('ominitiioii gave detail, of the
(I»*4r lilt 411111*t| l.kfft
Seipilnr (muitirr. id D*df rt.uniy a“
lle MihlnllIni an uini'tuliiiaot to
liletted Hfhrinr allrf Stair A«ot
I in T^ im*'** (Lull
event tfrinh* IhI'AIIiik nf ranned who ii|i|Hnri die hilt In thldfleftyr try w. M. Smiley aniiiiuuied .u
and prneeHM'd fllrna an jirnvlded tyilrm id nllnriilinK larinK date- nry
1
11 m i i f i v f A l illnkt uiln*
mi
te.l ol a .title tviltililr u llliri it
(1 'millulled (hi Pane Kl|hl>
•ttf lull fin lliirr il.iV* *'l Imbiili nl
in Itnrte Hath*, tried utiMimMlul l.ahelle on diatgei of taking luthe.
■#i-iilt hii* il •!*> •‘•tar l »mItI i
i to prtniil illegal taking and «alr
I game fi.li
‘ he nildldr o lllifl, Il M Dll
................. II. fa.* Kin an
I I'.vi.... w,| - ope a m i- ........
|mill -uppei l‘ rldui mi'lit al
on
I I O J 'l l O J 'L *1/1 T l ' I I / i t / U linn lilt uulrlllllle |inilpulirmi III nl
U I I I I I U I U 1 1 l i m n |||r Sr|ufr lM n m r |(r
o'i'h'i’k ill tin* S,'mini'll* i 'ooiiI m
( 'lull rio- mil murk llie "kn r
I.AKK I.AN H . May
The b waa .ameil hy viura vole.
off" .linn.') tin llie memhei-Imp
drive which i- liemh'd i*v II •
A u lt i til ( ’ll run MnikHiiitf UKr**'1*I
n.,rt
11r i|T Uflit'illl di* I'pfl (' lltflt'lll
twanl Cfunmllleea have jnlii*d ll»ej*Balu ai'ilnn on U*a IdVuly va*
I'ei km-, -lr Mah'i'ho MucNii'l w ti, pefieri*! duiirniiin
nf tin
in nit -i .innlu-t imtcalrh'led Irnrk . *r«vi'r»li*l
and Kol .i'll Neivmitu,
Ii
haw I •i iirtld fjniiTfiD.li IIemnrinl li**^
a
i..
ii lull
*
•■ permit pari-.... fuel
\
lull
In
t'hliH'e of llie I'lili'i liiinmi'iil Ini'
ihlpmeiila nf I'ilru*.
i D*l ifi'lvI1, ;nd vcHleitiny '«*i
..'■■a.laaea *• ••*♦ Vllaau
put.- will repot I lomoriim al (In
They vent teh'in'aiiia yvalerday
• hlnnl i*»*n•111»«11*1(11*4 nod lfi**xe
Sc
Ih
Woodruff
waa
elwtetl
and
In all Ifnil-e llu'intierii -linnirly
Jnycee Intii'hi'on eoni'erning i'
Ihi* iitfi i*k 11\ **f the IhihIiiv - h
ili-Inlled
achef
dn
garr
nf
Vol*
•tii i in mi' 111•111i*(|t emiHiilri
•-rmih-miiinae a propnaiil tn allow Lions All-Star Tilt
lei'i'lit -tali'
Inveei' eonvenl ooi
lure
I7M
of
llie
Id
el
K
al
a
llirotlii iliim.' llip r intide in I In* I '•11
Irurkt In Hike v'ltnia nut of Iho
lii'ld in ram pit
-tale will, mdv inalurllv inapee- To Be Played Friday mi' of ltd- fun atid honor l.ratii'h
Mr
Mne Neill, who head' > •««»|ti«titvi win! ( fi**ii" l» i*vid»'iu»‘
.f llie Anierli'an l.egiou at llie rolllllilMee in ............... . llo in.
•Mi Mill III Mil* CiMMltV Dull I fl.'V
Imi IhKulniinna now reipilr* trade
Mot la*t evening. Me imr- I'ee Youth I !oit'l'iuiiciil pioi't no
The Sanford hhm- Club Juiilio lei'lmi
.
•li/e Mir Heed >d Mir eillnpm»Di
and tire ImpeiThiil aim.
('|,r-i,.r K. Mlllwi.
I ill r I'litlllT ft*
ll (pU’l*
A i'ilru- loll ameiidnienl la now 1.1'BKue All-Star haeeliall euoteat
lodny repotted thut Intel , i o.
................................
Mr.
WiHidruff, who wu* horn the "|iolilienl I'ampMii'ii” to , 1, 1
II
ti ill did iln I'Miiiidelr ■**p*
fine llie linns* to allow truck will Ih* played at ihe hake Front
I'ark Friday nighl al H im oi’loek. and tailed here. I* aervlee mnn atlldelil- nl Mi'ii,moll' Itn’li Mel....I
Shipment* with mslutlly
it waa announced tday hy Harry ager of Hetilinale f’ounly Mol urn.
\ iiiee hiii;
wJix fie ld
ill 1 he
.......... .. „ ff„
„
..........
tiun alone.
, ,
p if 'h i
General ManaKtr* Marvin II. Kohaon, manager nf the AlhSlar- tin ., and I- a veleran nf Wut Id Idi'li and that many fiery "|ieeehe l im i 'tl Mm 1 a t e a t i l l e d fiy
Red ...
So*. War I. Mr. and Mra. Woodruff
. <1 ;|v1111Ih*i In Oviedo wliieli
...... . Walker uf Ihe Florida I'ltnm Cmn- The pennant , wilinitiK
i'nui|>nign
Hire,itand
eoioit.
>
f,mt Myrtle Aveiiua.
••ui'hf Imi'«'Mi«*i mlere*d»*d h m i I.
inieiloii previously said lha amanJ- managed tiy King l.hut •••»n»l(«»" tll(.
threnl” were voiced in •In- tl, t
u Iim iiffcn’*l 11*t*ii »ervh*rs In
Jn*lu!latloii of offlrera nf the aildituriuui ye-lerdny, ninel, ... ••■•
iii >nl would i utn the whole ill rut Iliiihee, will |d«y th* All-Starhil'YAPMlf II I H
IJlMllT*’ Hi i'll'*
Tlte rluh will hold it* annual
wltH |ii'rfnrmed. hy Jnme*
proaranv.
i I Mil!Imi«*il ltd »••♦*'r * III hi I
t n a n le d i d i a i n i n i n **f Mutt m v
llie ..... .
liuslneaa ia to ulcnlc for nil*mlwr* of the Jimlnt u„r(re*», grand chef de gare of
* ii nod in *IvU'iIm ii F Wlieid* *.
ileteiniliie t>rad« and alio realvlc- Vague Saturday morning. All llie urganiiatiun in Florida. Huh
i n o m its n t sit
.•eliaii mail, ^mhj tlial hi' felt
lions on nhipinenlt of T'lorltla el- member* nf the (outriu are re- Atkin-on of Clermont, .the grand
The
Semilinli'
TeacherI
Ini
in ymie i- fiimlliai
witti tin
lu- at the lake trow grapeaii and Cliarle* Oof fin, O r
trui. and' only mi vital laauea do iiueated lo (l.flft
will
huld
a
liieule
umi
meelou'
ii'alnaL
UullinliV
•i<|uiigli and helieied ttiHl it Ithey Men Uiln u pullllral halite, I'ark at U:20 o'clock Saturday lando, llie grand I'ondui’teur, were Ttilir-dav night at ri:UU iiVImi'L il
'|ierollve tlial llie i'Alii|uilgli -lie
j* They d*i'hled to leave Ihe guide tnurnlng to meet the Ima to **1 e ure-ent.
Mllllet I .like I'ft i It mid Hill iii’i i , ll
.-.I
■Miring Chef de tlale Miller m*\v tiffireo. I'oof Mil.I>*r i. |*»*
Wnd lire rule* Ihe same far iwn them to the jdente ground*.
lu tinuliud iiiemher- of llie t'l
a» urn* •nil'llt (if llie I’lidt, mitre Mirnt In*
niorr weekiv -nrMiigei' tnual he Nn' t 'lull ail,I of tile tiaidell t lilh
••■atlaiwa nn reae *’»»»»
I Krade mill urnpefrnii No. 2 rttaloeliiherrt
nf
w
I
ipiii
are
ex
peeled
•
in, tone vidiinleered for houaa•||I1 , Carter, Hamuel, Weatmore
**t or heller.
ti iinllHiieil On I'aae •hni i
llie im*etintf.
(Ibjectinns A|?niiiHt'
W tu A T H f.fi
luyci'cs To Sfa mi*
P a rly To Open
Membership Drive Hutchison Ueporfs
Kit; (unliihiilioiiH
lo llospilal Drive
2 Labor Parly
Leftists Orsted
On Policy Stand
Fmmam Dulliiicd
For Kan»c Service
On SI. Johns River
Conifort And Fashion Hold Hands
In New Men's, Women’s Clothing
!&
■* -
*v
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STRIKE O UT
Numbers, Please
DEAD DRUNK
0 KM EM R ER thh braln-teazer
K end
--.t try
*«. It
I* on your
v„„r friend*
frU m i.
after you’ve solved it, to see If
they Ret It as (julrkly as you do:
If It lakes a clock two sec
onds to strike two o’clock, how
many seconds will It take to
strike four o'clock?
'Ilia II tsux-M* «IS i»Ma«v
T ilS E ?
'number, the flgufe* In which
mi.v be denoted as AR C D E. If
A e(|uala 3B, K equals VfcB, <411
equals I), D minus A equals 2,
aryl CDK minus AB C equals
1 (VI. what number does A S H D E
ilmote?
•un <|i|H|«
aii*l pytfnntfl
IM*f|N|#j
H E ice cubea tinkled aa Inspector Sharpe held
up the glaaa.
"Did he always take his drink with a chaser?"
asked the Inspector, pointing to the recumbent
flgure In theohalr.
"Yea, sir. Aa usual. Mr. Garnelle asked ma to
bring In the soda and ice," the butler replied.
“ At whafc time did you hear the shot?"
"It was about seven o'clock, sir.”
Inspector Sharpe glanced at hla watch. "It la
now eight-thirty. Were there any visitors this
evening?"
"None at all. He had asked the rest of the
servants to take the night nff and Instructed mo
that he was not to be disturbed. Th*re waa no ona
home besides myself,"
“ You did well to call me Immediately and to see
that nothing has hern disturbed. Do you know of
any reason why your master should want to com
mit suicide 7"
"I'm afraid I don't know except that he has
been drinking a lot lately."
"And ynu believe that excessive Intoxication
might have brought on a fit of despondency? I am
going to have the medical examlnrr check the vic
tim for alcoholism. However, I feel compelled to
hold you for murder I"
What single clue caused Sharpe to make this
decision?
',*,»! •J,|inl •Il «! Ill- ••!>•« P*<t •u*«»0 in* e*<u*t
U ’***1l|ln* H l*'|I "P "1 Mf»«W| (HI |»«l| WA«t| Pino*
fnj «ti*,t« t*(| la«tm pwtttip., pti| lifinq *i{| pwpnfjttndi joi>i4«v|
FIND THE GUILTY BIRDS
f a 1¥
j
B T
f a 1¥
4v«*U
f
¥
F you uif your 'M-aginatinn fully, you'll hair tin difficulty moaning n major ir o n
in thin Whit Quit. Ju il identify prnnnt, ylncn mid thiugi haring namtn begin
ning with W In which clue* arc girrn.
a
mB
j
1 . It's rnsy lo see that this mold,
*'
Martha Mitchell, owes her "pull” to a
■ns -
?
2 . In IHtiH. a battle cry was "llomem
‘ "h e r the lit--------- "1
II. Caspar, llnlthnrnr anti Melchior me
Mirmnralile ns the HI-----------7
■I. One of I lie larpest movie companies
la HI------------- -Goldwyn-M ----------7
fi. IllRhest rnukinir otltcer in 0 . K.
Army in World War II was Geuriro
N -----------7
II. Commander of llrllnln's army I*
M-----------7
7. There's an elpht-letter wonl for
every wife, every Mrs. It's m -----------7
H. E ig h t States Iic r I ii w ith *M*.
They're HI-----------7
It. Two Stnlo nipilnls are M
anil HI7
10. Eight names for division nf time
beginning with W are m-----------, etc. T
11. Guiding principle In U. H. foreign
relations for nuiny years was a Doctrine
enunciated by President M-------- --7
12. Tlml President's immedlnle prede
cessor was HI— - - 7
f
iu
HIS collect Ion of nolahle puiIcs from the Hies of the Na
tional Purr.lera’ longue, lbs or
ganization of Imbhyista devoted
tqdevelopment of the enigmatic
art, alarta off appropriately
with a diamond having the
month na Its foundation.
T
ft)
8
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(5 )
(H)
i i i
T
* u |» n
i '1 *-»,i<noM <| l u t a r a y
RIDDLE
tl i* amiwlit for liy many,
tin I uaiilrd hy nvur;
ll'Aol max to flrrl-fnulnl
i i i
xxxM xxx
m*
t
The imllnllrMrd pluanes sm- Hie |ini tirolsr i Itiea lo
tlie seven letter* of the word that i* the iiduttoli, hut
every word moat lie considered.
A wlae mail an the poet's horse,
Hit fur* tnu nrd the eruppir,
If hr Imi Inter, itill, in reversr,
Hr tra in In ral n supper,
8 K P T ' E M It K It
(7)
•*<o*li l i » » h
ENIGM A
i Hi
i x i 'u
fit)
fi.)
1.1. Pnunrler of what Is numerically
Hie predominant rellRlon of the Middle
East was .If— — 7
It. Holy rfly Of Ills followers is
M
7
Hi. Holy city of Marxists Is M —
7
li'i Most famous American race horse
Is M 7
17. Movie Htar who won the Motion
Picture Academy's award for the tiesl
male artillK performance In I'.Hfl was
h'rcilrie If---------7
If. (irnuclio, Chico and llarpn are all
M-----------7
Mt. In nitoih Is. one mornlDK in 177r>,
immortality was won at I.exitiRtoii hy
the ni— -------7
2<l. Itnliin Hood's sweetheart waaMahl
HI-----------7
■■••M*SS 01
SI
•i-*n<»is win •|i™
|j iu,p|
'll I»M ,11 "*H SI « .w n ,1 'SIMM 'll
-II
'll sstiMPO •BIMB ssi —**J
'll .mx.
s is --‘raw ---‘i n w---|
•«k
»iu<ai<u '«»rw>“
•ia»iui's»»,»uis,u,u >,i>JW
•rpi_
III I <i»hy , -----------<l,iun*,unn *||t|.,u||
Mil
|f «
'U»»|4
’|inn»,,J, -|ll.1|,
•■i” iB •r'M'i'iin ‘«u«einn io*'«qj*«<r( •*■11**1
'* os »i «.’n*i*»eris *<ii s’oia e. 'wniix i
i
11,,11, , i, miii|ii,,|'| |.iia jni,,jy**N imi,u*i
■i«" *<i n*in i" i-i'ci >•■iioi«i >w 5 i,(.r,-.W«|.|n|,
A i from It to runt
II x *
(9 )
xKx
(9 )
H
( 2 ) Fondle, (It) Aspirations.
(4) Depict. (0 ) Prisoners under
express sentences In Imprison
ment. (7) Cavalry weapon.
(HI A 111mint Ivn.
Out Ihniiyh nit Aae* srsn it,
And all talk about it,
Th i one* tcAn look for il
May find it tWfAniti if.
CHARADE
F
Where's the Hidden Animal?
Sliding edgee of the paper
back to form a square, you find
you have produced three lines
by drawing one.
You can now complete tha
flgure In two linee, aa balow.
MAKEUP MEN
G
Step Three
OU may hava read of tha
]m yate rln ua p re -h la to rlc
markings discovered In a South
A m e ric a n ju n g le re ce n tly
through aerial observations.
Well, In an African jungle, an
airplane photograph similarly
disclosed a maze of pathways
wherein a sharp-eyed atudent
detected the outline of an ani
mal.
i -a*u»-*f
Y
CRYPTOGRAM
Q U O T A T IO N from Voltaire that's In aubatltut Ion cipher for you to aolva:
K IV
NH
RKF
CAOKD
N il
YHHM
J H IA R T
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JIG
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Two htauliful rosti wort given *III I MMU*X II) I 4*l|jn,f (•) IMX*|| ||| t«*,| (tl
UC N H M il U N .
'.
to me.
Cxprrlihl lilt, Nitlonal I’unl.r, l.ttfu*, |**,
a x e | * r » l |W l *1 rww |*4*MU»l U* <|OT *X1 I »*U»t**
One rums from tht distant
hillt;
.Sw at is tht FIRST from itt
ptlali toft—
O LD a thimble between the
By tSugni S h if ir
Tht room wllh Hi (ncentt flllt.
t
thumb and forefldger of
, TAsoDicr one bloomed in hot. h o giro M AI,
THIMBLE MAGIC
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k» k
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* aitJ
|U
\ ... ■ ijn
J
kouss nir,
And though perfect He pi tale
■ seen,
'Til LAST than a rou to me for
I fill
'Tit only a htauliful dnnm;
An empty caikil, COMPL RTS
and /oir—
Thy toul of thi fiowir wai niv«p
thiril
f, <
DECAPITATION
Find tht word eluad by th«
i T flr»l mW> r*mDV* 4ht Ant let*
[ 1n r hud U will In the word eluad
by the aacond verse; decapitate
•«aln and you hava tha other.
A twilling, atiding, turning
round,
t%itrangnt plant ofi n found,
Na gnatir help to matt can bit
H ilivatn Aim you tan no.
A twhting, i tiding, turning
. round,
In it rangtit place* a ftn found/
It undintandi the human men,
And'thinfort knpo ita AumMa
A
t»U l
\Uli
your left hand ao everyone ran
•ee it. T o m tha Ihlmbls In tha
air and whon It comes down
make It appear that you are
catching It an one of the Angers
of your right hand.
Tw o thlmblea are used. Ona
la held In tha left hand and
toaaed up amt the other thimble
la hidden between the thumb
and flret Anger of the right
hand. Aa the thimble twflna to
, fall, Insert your right fbrefln1ger Into tha secret thimble and
then straighten out that Anger
•as you "catch" the filling thim
ble. The falling thlmbla la al
lowed to (U p'Into your coat
alaava.
9
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P'b l '7 r t i n ’ t
r
t T I ' l l t f.’ iit* (
f >'l' U
III/
rt
( V'
l"(, r. l i t ”
I’ M
i a 1, i t l l,
t i i. r I
, t r«t t <•'
t r i *l
t
t i e••
r i
#» i in t f •*' t
ii
ttiming
x ki r
i t
r*\ f
| f
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f'i
T\
as a
\ t
•* v R'L > •'
|
4
1
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V f* X ’•• *
h
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w -
Study tha mass above, each
segment of which haa been giv
en a litter for convenience, and
tea If you can place tha animal
by shading In certain adjacent
section*. When It la dona cor
rectly, the letter* of tha ahadad
portions will spell tha name of
the animal, an African native.
/
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»«!«■'* Ml *j*| «*U 1 ’*
p*i*tt*1 *WM «|1 ■!
1— Who «*■ Bamutl'i AntKoraf (t
flam. I l l )
» — Who bought hi* hrolhar'i birthright with a ■••• *( poU*s*t
(ti*n. 30:84)
10—
What Biblical word la aiptaiilr*
of canlampt tad rapruathT (Mat.
Iill)
14— Shin affartloa
11— Baa at Shamslah (1 Rhr. tSiT)
is— Bon at Bath <0*a. till)
IT— And (U )
la— Batd Intagumant
SO— DaflnlL* artlda
on ai
n — Kiymatoa
at auipiu*
autarlM
13— KtniKanl fed
at *• whi*i
lab I* aroakad aaanot ho
aiad* iltaieait
ana------wans
la
alfhtt aad----wklihl*
wanUaa vox
<••»>
t* aumbarad.
,iin w »ii ■sot ha
Sd— '
h
i «i m
by the proceae of multiplica
tion? It can be-done. Here are
a few simple examples to prove
iti
The eum of 817, 888 and 889
[a I1M. To gat thla raeult mul
tiply tb* middle number 888 by
»~W^u"ro did Pool aad ■><** with
10— Bway drank**!/
H — fndalBlU artMs
11Dor* atarwar.
i'T u
55=
|I|----- - Itsto away natlona. but Htaea
i ihalt aat borrow"
■ Daxt, m e )
m t iU p L n .
m , k. win n »
rW O u , x f )
i r e .'i s i:
■
. .
foam Mlton cloth
aloth
(ohsaunodoa
_____ i
(iarta
•star
«
fa
S? 'till? “IXMuKlJi,nil,
. .a
<•
Uh middle number byT, give*
tb# aama reault
^T hli Phenomenon hold* true
kMk ad Mia of any odd number of consecu
,
a*', ' tive numbers.
by Uw Arttaa (I Ki
Bum of Any even
®teo,,,ecuUv# taumbera
ratad Msaoooata
multiply the eum of the two and
one-half of fbo num
^ Mh hook of the
ber of flgurea. For nttuult,' ■'
ft*
** la llT. You caa get ho same
L
JM ! * " t
tbm ’H U ':' *r.
‘
m*
,
W>W v
m P
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1
h,;.
ill!)
if-
f- ■•^ -w iV
8.
The aunt of any seven eonewtitlv* numbers can ke found
by multiplying the middle num
ber by T, thui: the eum of 1818.
WJX 1MX w a h i t , a n *
u i)
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MATHEMAGIC
4— “0 ------ m* ast waadar trim thy
naado
atanu" (Pa- 11 IH 0)
•— Who ooatasadad, thraeab the
Lard, tho aua la ataad atlUT
(Juia. lP (ll)
4— Baa* oiaaneo
t — CaavoiM
Klshlt comb, form
Prlntar'a amaaro
i
t
Third line ( . . . ) : D -E -B -D -G -
HEN you want to And tha
sum of certain consecutive
W
numbers do you try getting It
0—
1—
ii
a--------
VERTICAL
1— Who waa tho wit* at Mabar tho
Kanitat (Judg, 4tlT)
' 1
— r*iw r
\
Second line (*— ) : A -C -F -H -
CROSSWORD WITH QUESTION AN D ANSWER CLUES £
H
*
Fold edges of a sheet of paper
toward the center ao that a nar
row gutter la left between. Now
draw the Aat of tha lead along
the two edge* at the gutter, and
at the same time mark tha paper t
between the two edgee.
„ ■*
Step Tw o
IV E N two cluee: H O IS T — C H IL D , you could
link the correct synonyms to form the name
JA C K -S O N . In the same way, ua« tha following
clues In form the names of notable men:
(Philosopher)
1. T H U S — CASES
2.
Y E A H N — C H A(Poet)
P
(British premier)
3. E D I F I C E - S I C K
(General)
•
4. KEN— E N TIR E
5. HIS E ll— FOW LS
(Confederate statesman)
H V TF
Step Ona
i .w di t H R J R p w d t u j
*M1 t * | 1 •Ml
HY talking this through:
Tom Tucker, the tough trnlner, touched the
terrible tiger's (nil, then tied two togs to the table.
Tnhhy, the tiger, tore the trainer’s thin trousers
to taller*. Tom, truly terrified, tried to tilt tha
table toward the tiger. Tom then tried lo throw
Tabby, though the llgi-r's teeth tore Tom’s throat.
Tom tottered, then toppled towards the trough.
The tiger triumphed this time.
A KM Kit HI C O U N T ASHED welyhetl the 25
Reeao in hla exhibit at the fair, before they left
the barnyard anti found that they differed from
each other hy one pound. Aa the exhibition pen
was divided Into 25 compartments, he erranyed
them so that their weights formed n magic square.
When the Judges weighed the birds, they wrote
the weights on large placards which they hung on
the geese. Seeing this, Farmer Corntaaael proudly
called the bystandera* attention to the fact that
these numbers totaled the earn* in all the hori
zon tal and vertical rowa, aa well aa tha two
diagonals. The spectators, thereupon, Informed
him that one of the diagonal row* totaled but 90,
whereas all (he other roWa totals* M .
Farmer Corntaaael was thunder-struck at this,
but he was not kept long in the dark aa to the
causo of this change In hla figure*. In a neighbor
ing booth was a collection of prize cabbages, each
weighing the same. Five of the geese had eaten
a rabhage apiece, and had each added five pounds
to their original weight. Can you tell which of the
geese gobbled up the cabbages?
I*|t
JIll'll *t)»-i!V*4M atUn*l|i1«iM llwqtlfnM !tfltt|R|«tl
NI.CS
When thla problam was sub
mitted to readers of thla page, a
copy of the Enegcfoprdfa of
P u ttlti and P a itim n was of
fered for each of tha three neat
est and best solutions. Flrat
prize winner la Sh irle y L.
Walker, now at Saranac Laka,
N. Y „ whosa method of solution
la llluatrated In the accompany
ing drawings.
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|«f«) *>\ •««fiu en*al*,i no
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i ffuiV|it*|
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without ratracing any linear
TONGUE-TESTING TEASER
¥
^
|OW can tha abort diagram
H1
be drawn In Just three lines,
Mtoj| J|»t| I puff jnm| «<|1 u| pwilffui
PIno* eetj* *iq M| ff>|fftfl
•««!* 91M»»| q«HP WM> Wivtltp •••'I P»M
II '*•••»•?
n»-x‘j*n i 'm-x»«x3 •*
SOLUTIONS
Mn» •«*'! not Mitaai til
Ufftti *•!* ■ •11*411 u|
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TRICKY POSER'
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1919.
THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
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�WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. 1949.
THE 8ANF0H0 HKHALIl. HANEl Mill. EM ill I l*A
My NEW \O R K
MoVies Make Flower
Arranging Kasy
A
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llv ME . IIKIMKU
“
Hy C Y N T H IA I.OW MY
^|» Saoalratitrra Writer
Ha'** ynu ov,’r noticed how
characters In movie# nrrnngc
KW VO I K \ little* lr<*» llun I ? » v«’ <r a Ago.
Gtorgf \Vnfaintigt*i|| put mi tii* «*♦**kr*ii Ivti,
gut on Mis lorsr mil
flimntmvn ft»»m the
Junu’l nwwLi jn in upprr M.iuh.tthui It* ■» pmnl
thill hlMorm U» litvi M\iM ,ii stppriouMMfi'lv Fifth
nvrntir nml HIM tliri'l
Itntish trnt»}»'» hint l.imti'it from lying l^t.unl .ltui
AYffi* hriitltlg Ihr »\ir* •*ff thr fulfill! 114 in i*n»* *«f
th(* most rn|e-suh*ri *»t the 1lr\n1utu'n.ir\ u ir s
hflltlen
Oriiri til WAshingloil iiftm t 1i**i n iNn « jt i
l.fit'll ilisrrffjt. .m l nil IH 11 lllg it 111** u Hit’ Mr
tlul nothing tjinn »r Irv^ thin iliin f thr afnitrgh
rrtfriit ftf
t NiHI hn»li\ Or-Heu \m» il«.io nil •
*•’ I111! ♦icfiri rt! I hit ini m i timi* to Hi**
tlirm l#AlffT
t l(ir*v Nil v
tpjtnic with rffllllur» ruu-ui * lull tit ill
in IKif* Hoy Rp|$« t * mm i n u .inothrt Htf»r\
■
M * n
.\ T i n :
a.
* mi
Mi
ijt
.... at Sitfiftttl
l l l l l l l l l l l h
m i
*••*i
a still life effect.
A An organiiatloo of New York
^ 'I t V gardeners— The Men's ton
den Clnlt— serins to sense lid. j
tieml. Home male ganlen wag eo
lered t little exhlldt consisting of
u highly shilled spittoon filled (
with ''plant material" which he
identified
ns Flushing
swamp
grass, dried. He carefully (dared
a well wuokeil pipe ami an empty
lieer leitlle to one side to com
plete tlx’ tableau.
Another thing, the ardent flowM ir arrangers are fust getting
at. ay from u#ln.» flowers in th«li
srrsti'ements. This dried plant
material Is very, very fashlnnnhie
mov, Wo if *’pu happen to have
old nalm seed pods, u qunnllty of
drlnl rushes, lotus pmls, flux nt
other routine material le »'•"
tic, wrap around xome Kgyptlun
sculpture frcnnaluetlons sn> "
e'e’ * 'u l •otlhflnlc Is hetter) and
put It en the mantelpiece and list
•li to four friend# exclaim.
M O '* If n.qi .<lpn'J
hatre such
^ it u f f *round ryou can always de
something marvelous with an old
piece of gnarled.
worm-"*lt*'
wood. Interesting, thnl is. Things
h - •Mis* s woman
would no morn let a gnarled piece J
of .......I lie used for kindling than I
fly. I Imiingine there's lannv
1
Ntlhlilhsn home rl>. h* **«»!• W|4h
yvliole rooms filled with hits of
warped and w it h e r -" ! a»e,l •*"•••
nl! readv to lie used ns renterAileees, The h»ailtv of hanks of
* ■ -.1 .-.,1 .lele.l see,| IHlds is thli*
you dun't have to fool .........'
water, and they'll last Indefinite.*
t #• »i
*
M«*ml u**l*
Jii M«|i>Mht *
s t y
♦M I m u :
SllMINtU.I
t*it| S tY ,
FI.«»ltlM \ IN I »t« Hi VI'l
lr
—> t I *■
I IH IV\ AIM' iu i'I*I;I ,i : (*
I ICl’I'iiM'll
, T* * Al.l. I 111 |i |Ti *i :> i \ n rt:n
ihi»NS IIAVINM ♦•I.AI.M.H *»t: Ml
j M AN I
N'JAINST SUM > HI \Tt!
( You mill **rlXtl *.i V»i| JIM Ni'fi'ltl
l»**|tf |«<«t .i lief ! i ||1)41*'•! 1'.- 1*1•••*e*l|t
'I1nil) ri.I Iftl* Kill 4|»H111,1 fill a VI Ill'll
yoii, of Hllirr *U y »*■i tr* n luiv*<
it14*iI fi f flu t'wi.tfi' nf llxtt tr*l |laat«1|e*r, l|i'i l*rtvrq| Irlt* **t »l*l S‘.*MI V
t*» llu* I'Miihlv
*«f .-<1mill'll*'
4*Si ifHf I . Ft*11I'lit
III- ..if »• IU » II*
ee1 11 r f htut'*r "I - 1 1<f » 1**ni|I• ,it Skin
f»•fet Hr|ll I*t•»1* 4 nil*1t
I ]*t| |>l«i
. t%iMiln rlulvl * 11*-m■! it iti ' Miw ft«*m
j Mir Mills* of llti* In I fw MI »■»%I loll
I 4*f fill*. fiofl.l* I d! |l >It i lit III ill*
tin* • ^• .u»<i
h
If**.
|*h.« I lif I f t
n
IT>t*
11
rrt
l*t»* iVfifi
VS t T
'M H
* Iff k *'Iti III' * •illFt,
NT n l h
,I t u h * i l l
i'll' m
I ’lfirtilii,
In
ti*»l
foi
Int*ir
i'lMIHU
' .o f'.n l.
Stufnrtl
I'tiiiil
u
till! |U
**f
-► h i
el
Ft
*41’ 11 1
Chark'N Vodopich
Krtriirmition
Service
Ctimmrrcliil nml
IhimrHlic
A ll W o rk r.u a m n fo p d
I'•14) N I S
llealrtfnre — I 9 2 .R
C U flre -ljlO
in
DOLCIN
■ A X IS T H I f A IN R
or
RHEUMATISM
ARTHRITIS
ter prompt rtfltf t l tpmpltm
OOICIN II NON-TOXIC
DOICIN it medtroie in tett . . ,
11for 100loblelt
l)r. ( ’. L. IVrsons
T l i r . P V H A M IIIM M A Y IIA V r . I I D A
•" "< hllei lu rsl •*«ii.ler
t-ii! il srrni* ressiuial'lc tn sav IUsl III*' K.inpue Hlale " a * i i.mi*
**tial more rfTlcirnt ydi II was w n i k c l nn 4*v 1401 i i t i i I n i ■* **
Imill in lens than a year Al n nr lime ,l\r i l c r l ( i a t n r " " i k \*.ip up
al llie rale nf unite Ilian .1 s ln ry S dav
1
In llie IS yearn " l il* existence nearly |>iinmnun per*"nt k e *
t iriteil ils niiser entnr ips nml a 111lie
than
- 1" " i n j punped In llu- s ire n trnm aaanltetl pails of il* anatomy t»->il on
! ami siueer,Img in shuffling nfT this Hm ilal soil
T h r hiilldlng lias lawn stilirk l>V liglilning tune limes in ■ ing le
I si in in hut s i i i i i il s sleel spine iiuiNe» ti ,o i hat lightning " " I Miers
lia** fa en no rlrrtrueiili nns
ll i nnlnms HI passenger plevatots a h u l l lia*e i n n . i «,n*e
| :irs MillIKNI pHH.s.'iigrr* up and down
iml llie niaini* " u "
">•••'
du rin g 11is lifetime have hern 17 t..l 7 4 hnn nr appinxinialelv *'• •• Ihe
er (m is te d value of the hill ding and ptope rly
A l l r r the prevailing tashinn a rmnersln iic full nf pink was laol
j hack in I 0 !lh hv I h r late formpr One A llie d K Siullli It ip|"..n*
to have licrn n n r nl Ihe dllllcsl r o r n r i » l o n r s on ir cnrd
tt (o n tam s a cupprr tsix which holds a history of lie hoddiog
nnd ut ihe n m s t r u r li n n co m pan y involved rn inagv snd p i p n ■in
rency nf lO.’Kt tram nnr cent In a l l h n lull, phiitngrsphs of the offl
vers nf th r huilding " i m p a n y . the ar* lu lrcls nml rim f ra r ln rs iml *
r s g -p n p r r rtltlion nf n d n d v new sp sprr
Th ere sre nu pi.ee* of
buhhle gum snd tin V s ngh nn Mnnrrie iihiinngiaph records
*
•
*
•
T H K K M I ' I H K H T A T K H A N n r . R N f ' l . l M I t r i l s few limes lit si
hy I ' c l r M r O l l l r r s gusrd in I h r building Ih rn hv tw o small Imvs
whusr nnrurs never were obtained, and Infer hv n ttl-vesr old l e r
fflulil In r n f n who " a s A frcl a inetuftr lu ll nnd a r i g h r . l l l u pound*
T h e n a n 2 ,l!fh sliqis each nnr seven Inclivs high T w o hundred
anil t u r n t V 'f l V r (le m irrs Willi UNI- 1HU gallons ul liquid map a dav
keep the punt looking spotless and seven windo w wash rts >< nrl*
endlessly nn Ihe (I.Mill Windows in the huilding
N m r l r r n mechanics are on fhlllnne f a y to lake i are of llie e|e
v sln ra and Ih etr are a i ouple id ' nelv soiila " h r , do nothing Iml
irp ls i e hut nril-mil llglil hull's All m all Ihe huilding employ • some
HMi men nml women
Ifnnili th rrnts suicides and rdhei ,c|s nf vudem e In**, ilnlled ll*
history hill it IS likely Ihe m o il ..|M laculnr p ierr of news in a lin h
ll was involved wan Ihe crash nil" il In I h l h nl so A r m y medium
hom tic i
t remember em erging from I'rnn station I h s l morning and seeing
the plane still hnlf -slm I* In Ihe sid. of Ihe huilding with Denies and
smoke pouring mil and. inside Although I didn't know il nt (lie
time
11 persons tn various singe* of d r illh
LtorM*
**»
lit
tl i l l I "
•*M f t‘ | rt| i lK H M t * .
l «IV»
NMSS
till
I t j i ll il
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■l i iv •>( t n r t l ,
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It I li t N Ml i V
II T *1
M V: itN lM t,N
t.f i i n n it
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Y it'U h i *
h»*rrU>
r«* i m » r n l
t o a|r
Il l'l l f. |>1*’ 11 eat il II • U V H f o Hu * I' t 111 o f
ro lll|il.tllll
t i l l « »r
U * i..fr
.11 1 11 *
t^l|*k t 1st* I |»rt
TH R EE
♦.»»!»♦ litis rli• jfi! *1av of
M I* 4*
♦• C
* ’1>*t k
■
I
I
.
1* far 300 la Ihe larys
eieasmy tits
w jtm . m
n m n H
Slllll \l
I "in lilan I Img I q.
Even if your
SBUDGETS
LIMITED...
You don’t have lo just
sit around and "take it”
when summer comes...
You can bent tho heal
electrically. . . with cir
culating I a n s . . . some
■’models as low as $6-$8!
Y O I I C A N T I.M U T A I I V l i n l S I N C
Y O U 'R E I A I K I V , T O \ FA H AD FN O T A M A^H M E E T IN G
'-Vl-V-
...or exhaust Ians lhal
cool the whole house
by driving out hoi air
and drawing in cool.
SNAIM'IN’ TlIRTliK
W 1II E M KSM SEM -' I'R O I'K I.I.E I)
POW ER M OW ER,
Only WlirellrNH imiwt'r nn tmiiiy’** nuirkri. It cillH,
Nnio»ili«*i*. rnllM nml trimM vim r lawn
In one ctuiy opcrHlInn,
...and lor a little more mon
ey, get a lot more com fort.,.
you can bug easily installed
air conditioners lor any
room in your home or oiiice.
ewlhr-^w* Flever fr#M
ilH iil'i-M Dealer—to YOtfl
C LO VER ROOD
Wawahltchka, V ia .,— W h i t e
Dutch elovar plantinga * In Gulf
MCounty hava made unuaually goo-*
growth j hip year, County Agent C.
vm
i. in t» ri
»f
- I I it i i f
Ytitir
I-
Mil' .t* f|ori I- «t *anli f*'t
There's no noed to
suffer this summer
f t l t a i t M p U plrny y a « -
oapUIn
l
••ittitih
j or** M»«* i!»*friulit tit
dl.un
t
• l»* ItM
F I *t»j| *
Flitf li|i»
M O LIN O
O PFIC K R H
Pensacola, Fla.— Mrs. Fnl NoOevali. Jr.. ls,th* nsw president nf
* a c a n l r«* -|M M a p demonstration
eloh( sfrordl** an Hlaa Rthfl A l klnaon, Eacainkfa County home
agent. Other oTfleers nlacled at e
recant meetliyr are Mrs. *11. M
Campbell, vlea-prasldeitt. and Mr*.
Thomas PataU, twctaMry-treasur-
re m
>f
M A D E
R W i-f T lu n iN O f k a t h r e
Maxarvktown,
Fla.— One hunV I red and ten nersnns attended *
* recant egg-aardlnf dotnomtlratlon
here, aeceHIng to County Agent
H arrv J. Rrlnkley. T h r demon
stration, held In cooperation with
the Stain Department of Agricul
ture Inspection servlre. win pre
sented to emphaslxe high i|uatlty
standards In eggi.
n i l C hM aJiflm Nadlon, Harry
Hooper and n it t y W elter finished
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cnndiirtril by tlio SrHlality nf Our i.ady, which lias 7,*>0f).000 memberi,
wat presided over by Iho M ini llev. Jiurph P. Donahue, (fniernalional)
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precludes the possibility of sceliie dust on them.
I’eihatts the women’s oisgs-lnehr.ve had a lot to do with making
t' Is sort of flower urrnnging verv
smart. It makes everv woman feel
n- though she were creating a
sortDof painting every time she
M ittrta to fill “ container with
w pl»nt material. It*# gone even fariher. howeveri so that they are
frequently using a few flnwpr*—
not the garden familiar*— In net
oft the interesting texture and
composition achieved by rtecine
# llUltk 'tf hallllg wire, or fqeirt.
In" the top of a coffee tin.
f ttdnk
haling wire In fine
around lisle* and coffee tin ton*
dandv on fop of coffee coutalnera,
hot I'd rather concentrate on #ee.
^ t i » nrett.. flowers lq my llvlnv
room. After all In the nast most
n» n« t,".i»"hf flowers had somn
charm of their uwn,
n-nksi.1v a rnnpie of year# from
now some woman will lie a nine,
dav seii'Htlon
when she nnt>
some ivster In a vs#B and lints "
whole |ot of pretty flnwum In It
•nil lets It gu at lhal.
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fl°ThT heroine received « liemitl(ul bo* of bloom*. She lifts them
tenderly, in • hunch, nml casually .
place# them In u mnitniflrcni
l„,wl. which apparently nlwny# I#
filled with water fur Just such
ernerite lieIra. Then #he xlnml* <>ff |
to regard. eritlcnlly, and move |
A o w a r d tiin Vane again. At thut
(mint she roaches to the hunch of
flower#, give# them a little shake
--a n d there #he ha# It n perfect
flower manifamcnt.
1 dtin'l know how that I# ammit.Vlipd in movie manic. I do know
that Fie tried the technique on
self, and the reault# are pretty
awful. Ilul I was ksiklii" it) tome
flower arranirrmeuts^ln coioodl ,
lions— at the International F'ow i
er Show In New York the other
(lay. They were lovely. Iiemilifui
and evrr" oae of them look*"! t»s
though the arranger had stit up
all night liefore cnrefully putting
ever" wirlg. evrrv lenf anil every
petal Into a specially designated
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Mayhe formal, highly profc* I
sloiial flowrr arrangements arc |
Inlrlrate examide •• ......... •' '
still Personally I like informal 1
hunehrs of flown* much heltei j
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i ii v >il' iprow flowers ]
Q n your garden and In t*o ouldoot
i • osti "f scissors, rut arme- ,
nod fill a vase. Simple as that. I
Hut tho trend. If the flown | IN AN UNPRiClOtNUO mas# trlhulc. lon.lHMl men ami women Jammed
show Is an Indication, is Inward j (|lr stiret i outside New Yoiks Manhattan Center, where funeral service#
very artv flower iwrangetpents were hrlil (nr Willi.on l.mye, xlaln orjiml/cr for Ihe Inlet nstjonnl Lillies
Indeed. Nowaday# If you want to (iiinnent Woikrt* Union. I.urye wns slnhlipil to death In a phone tinolh
put a hunch of roses, for example tiy three thug* Shown at fntimnl, Mr* liratrlre I.urye, widow of the
on the living room table, you've slain man, l.* cnmfotied by two nf her son*, la-nnnrd (Ir f l). M. snd
got to ilir up a terra cotta bird, llerrtnrd, Ifl, ami n friend, \tn I harlolle yimmertnan. Al Iroltom t* part
or an old Cock nr something vim
(fnternnlionnl)
can place lie»lde the vase to make of (lie huge crowd that gathered to pay flnnl tribute.
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(JtmrdinK Younir Minds
SAN FO RD
'W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
iHrad'H Eventful Year
HO W FAR HAS IT PENETRATED?
aeM U itkia la taao
Alt utlHMiHl Iwint him Imen given liy tint city of Clevef I M M M la llr l i n i l M M l |
aaa t i a l a r ■■
Ih iii I lo tin* old iimhlent of tleiiling with Merit I tire regnnleit
•aatoea, n * r u a
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H a y a a l la .l t iiH .
_ hh im|>ro|mr. The City Council Ini.t fiiluplml an onlinnnre
STiered aa M*aai ilaaa ' aaatitae against Helling, giving nr ilh|tlfiyiug ohftrene literature nr
i j A U r m, lata, at tka real Of flee
f l a e t a i l , rie rU a . a a la a to i i a l lileriitnro witli iiwliit* emp|jnnh nit crime In anyone under
3 CeaaReea el Mertk a, ia*t.
IH yenra old.
1 i o t l T i i u L. p A x
This legislation is itiinitl directly at the imnteiliate
U ll* l
oum oon nnaa
cjinse of most com pin infs nltoitl nmlesiriihle liternhire, the
aealerea
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flirt tlini Mitch literature linn a w a y of getting Into the
iW if k lr iio N a i r i T
M fa rrltl
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Meath
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te a hand.- of children. Th e m In precedent fur the idea of lie
M tit
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■aatfce ---------------------- fining literature on proper or improper nivordiug to the
I M Ike
I I - m— ..-— — —
nge iif the |iernon rending it Age limltH tire ulaced on the
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ts
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j i t_f e t f i a i m r aallf*l, rarla al sale of lohncco and llipinr, on the theory I (Hit they will
ikaaka. rtitlailwaa aal ••Htaa al
aalerlalaiatBia fa* ■
“ka aaraaoa al damage young iiialies more limn mill lire mien. It |>erhups
route# laaka, will fca *be«geO la> in junt an rennonnhle to nay that some kiniln of reading
aajalae
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•••tletea ralta.
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New York Herald Tribune
......
fl I* Jii M a few <inya inner than
a year by the Hebrew ralrmlnr,
Just it day khnrl of a year by Ihe
Gregorlmi calander, "trice the In
dependence of Israel
was pro
claimed lo the world. Within that
brief lair crowded time, Isrnrl lias
won a war ami nil Imt mndr a
pence; il tins drawn op n consti
tution mid formed a government
based on free election?. Ami mi it
-enl opop the titanic cxertinna of
ill*. 11111e slate, n new 'flag waves
over Mike Success, symled of Isrnel'a mends*rsliip In ihe llnlleil
Nations.
The fioal itebale on Israel's nilInlssbOt wn< marked by tbe bit*
iirness of tbe expiring war III
Palestine.
Ilmiuestlonaldy
ibis
bit term- k will linger for h time;
I bo i it CHlinot Im* permitted lo
stiiinl III the way of lolitf-lerin ef
forts to revllullxe the Near Hast,
and bring nboiit peaceful co-oper
ation among all creeds ami rmlliinn
there, Is apparent lo
renllstlc
statesmanship. The alplitdiellrnl
Irony dial places Israel lalween
(rail ami l.ebanon In Ihe (I. N.
Assembly must lo- trniV'.fnrmed in
t
aai
earraearta Netlueelir l |
laiaaa NtNieiew **«»**»«Ble
U iit la*., New fare,
fcnisii, Xaaaaa City, ai. ___
tka N tiiia I* ■ H , a t u at Ike
i M t t liU I raeaa wklak la aarllled
n t i M ln U la ika aaa lea eeaafcllMM«a at all tka laeal aawa prialH
ta ikla aawaaaree, aa wall aa all
># aawa Btaaalakaa.
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W K H N F S D A Y , m a y IB. m *
H IH l.lt VBJtflB T O D A Y
A Nlnrrra rapantanre d«**r>a»
forgivanraa. Wa rrsiiily
forglva
aarnahaa and nur laved lines, hat
w « ara far liarHar an nthars. tiisl
matter, nliniil which ndultn can lie allowed to one their own
Judgement, would promote in younger minds Ideas iilmiit
crime, law enforcement and sex matters,
The real ipieslimi is whellier age differential ion will
make il any easier lo decide which M!eruture Ih proper and
which is inil That is the slnnihlinp liiock which upsets most
efforts to control the propriety of literature hy law. Aland
the milv trustworthy standard is ordinary giKid tiiHle, if that
can lie satisfactorily defined. If that standard Is lined, the
application of an age limit to the sale of literature might
. possibly prove effective. It wilt he interesting to nee how the
Cleveland law works.
c v
Collt'K'ifH Ant! Knotlmll
vthee;i r<>i Xthy way;
' K from
i z hence,
r T gim! lic. . ...
. ...... . ........ . ih. - we,. . «ienlerlaininent hosiness which Is c o rru p tin g lllgliei
forth *ta no mere, .lebn M: 1 1 .
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New w* »re wliy Anna l^ in jr
St matt w*' fan oat <»i Kimia. In
thn finiiiiiv *hr i* iiinpagantliriiig
fill iinmadiatr inematien el Commanin riaa* " C
irrogniiion el
Commiiniit China", die *ay«
“would lirnclii American mjiilal
itm" fiin*'r when hai the been inUieiied hi benefiting Arneiirm
ctpil j Iimh ?
A new " u d iia r newipapei lin
rni'l* ill jppeaMiue hi New York
City. It' eililni, I O. IliHikeiy.
ttyi m In* iipeiniig leinaik*. "I
weai mi <011.11 bill my own Ibr
Cuiiipa** i« uii iiulrprmlent new*piper. I list i* In My. die editor n
mponoblr to ibr timimnnily and
hit rnnwienr r fin die iiilllenl id
the newtpapei. iiitbidniK die eih
lunali
RikIk s I. indeed
eilllciilion " So siivs (lean W illn ir .1. Mender of H a rv a rd . He
goes on to say 1 tuti the intercollegiate game has lierome
professionalized and coinmerclnlized In the pniul where it
|Jt.
,
„ national scnndal. H arva rd lielleves in college
font|m]| jf ,i ,M n„i blown up out of all propor pro|Mirt|on,
((|M|
to find einmgli universities sharing its conV|,.||0IIM |u make out an interesting schedn
'dull1
Collie ediuatl'inal institutions hecome famous for their
fnnihiill teams hut ......nin little known for the ipinHIy id
their scnooling. As much interest in their teams is taken
hy outsiders ns hy students and graduates.
A lew years ago educators Imped that the rise of pro
fessional font hall would cure i his. T h e professionals put up
so much he lle r a game, and have attracted such huge
crowds, that there seemed to he r gisxl chance that the
nitsiders would lose interest in the college game. T h is has
happened to intercollegiate hamdmll, which has far fewer
followers now than il did a generation ago. W ith fool hall,
however, the excitement over the college game seems an
great as ever. Perhaps the university authorities may have
to screw up llie lr courage and take the game in hand
Stop SayiriK "I CunT”
Most jierminid lliiiitnlions are sidf-inijMiNeil- thnt'a "in'
of llic iiinxl lm|H*r1 iuif iHanivcrii's or m oilfrn imyi'linhufy.
N early aiwitys. wltt-it we say we "just can’t d o ' a certain
tiling!, mu' Hilpposet! iinom|ietence is a cover-uji for an
cuiutiounl inlilliition, At some previous time iu our lives, we
itssiH'lateil Hint par I itnliir activity w ith ftmliiiKM **f f«*itr or
inpIciinantneHH, and rather Ilian ex|io»p oiirselveH to fu rth e r
Anolliei lull bat been mlioilineil
in die l.rifiditlnie lo incteate the
tockinti chair money ol Flotilla'*
idle. Rep, fitoiye Tappet would
like lo pay them $30 a wreh (oi ernutiniml upitet, wc HiilM'iiimcImiHlv ilecliletl to n ic e r clear
30 week*, ot a little more limn »ix of il in the future.
Thin
NulieniiHuiiiua inlilliUlon pergiatn unly an lotig
mnnlht. He would aaftoo .the Mow
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. as Wc
by levying tome of die lax lo pay go on believing In our own facesaving excuses- rhe monteehl
for »i upon die employer a> well a* vve recngilize Ihe underlying emotlonn) problem mid make
the employer Cinlei die prraeat' an holiest effort to perform Hie tiling We "illst can't do’
law ihe employer g«y* il all Uut our self-imposed limitations vanish. We then diseover to
in any event, even under Hep ’lap-1 our surprise that th" tiling we couldn't do is just as much
per'* hill, die man who gel* llir within our powers as the things ill which we excel,
jnhle** liriirfii* again ami again
— .1. O.ljiw reiice in 3 our l.ife
•ml again would not gav any of il
Sucli talc* ate payed by llem
who woik
J b
Gnvnrim
W m m i,
who Ima
fnnrul it ur<***4iy l« i *h *c hi*
p irvin u *
( miMIio ii on s millihei u l '
mallrrt suite hi* rlrrliun. now
moililir* hi* stand oil the «slr* lax.
He wonM md op|mir, hr now *ay»,
• lair* t->i wltirlt i* not Irviril nil
the "n*re*»ilie* ol lilr." Ih r dll'
ficulty. id to lllir, iniiir* in drciiling what il it a iicrrisitv .mil wli.il
ton't. To «om*, ratcaia may lo
oil* of the most ilrm.ini)iiiK nccetiltieil In other* il i* a luxury oi
(he moil tupcillmmi soil rxlravafant *orl. IVople uillrim g fiom
llnmarh ulrer* may (mil Imri the
only ntfal they can m i; Imi i|g,*c
With lligtl blond pirsiurr (mil il
Ubno. An aiilmnobilr i* a liixuiy
lo •nine mrn, Imt to llio*r wlm
live in the rounlry nml woik in
(own, nr iprml a guuil deal uf
their lime gailirring urwt, it i« a
n rcruily. So, hefore we iaVor Guv•mar Warren'* modilird talr* lax,
W* would lilir lo know hi* defini
tion o( “ neretiiiif* “
Federal ohjeclioni In furntih*
ing Ii*l* of old age benefit reripk n it Iif a legiilalive inveiligaling
rommillee raite* ihe queilinn if
(hit tecrery turrounding the di«hurtxment of million* nf dnllnr* in
welfare fundi ii not one of the
moil dingernut rharacieritlin of
Social flerutify, Many of II* evil*
arwf. much of IU weak wotiME be
?/
fe
w tnf'. who lanived thi».4i
dollar* nf Florida welfare
p*id out jail y*ar to *o
f.
drht, tktlitule
aged, aod M i S
Watt they all really depend*
Wara they unemployed through
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glaaaaa) Do they |
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Fender Lewi* Invltollon
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y A H ltlN Ifl'O N Home illphimullr ipiuitera lo Waablogluo are
lirginrdtiK I" suspvct that Ilia United Mlulrs, Kraiw* ai*4
licitnin liavr riilleo victim lo one of the hlggvat Imaata p*ip*tral»a
since Ihr days of Helen of Tro y
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'They ate not looking around (or any wooden tonnes, but they think
lids hoax II** in Itukala’a ttlockad* of Uetlln and tbe *uttf*qur;it
tITorts by the democrarlta to fly fatal and gMala lulu Ih* block*
udtil city with laige number* of aircraft.
While attention liaa been fucuatd on the "cold
w ar"— wllll Htrlln as Ita cure (.'ldo«s* h*da.
trmforced with equlpmtnt and tuanpowtr (rum
Huula have awapt ovtr Ctiloa and are *utr<oeh*d
on the Pacific coaat
This menus Huoala now haa Isuts opposite
Japan and (Ian Douglas MacArthur's furc*a.
if shelling uf UrttlNli gunboata by tbe Halts la
C o u rt
* .»
to ft K KliTtioi
Ml.,.
h'or iiiMov yi'nrs, scienil«rs have
been Hying to find die nrrdng
|gionmls of die alinost
extinct
wbonping ct aoe in Tamols
II.
l oo Lnto To ClaHNily
S.
I* 1,14I I i l M * 0
Ilf |ltlHHi:i.l. It A V
I'm turning over my colomn tills don't tltev -nv s «T " asked Alice,
week to the iire-m lnium of n
It isn't that simple In tbe legrollicking fantasy entitled "Alice islatnre," sold the Haller, "they
ill Tallahassee" written by eililm
ilunir- the burn way. If they
Kogeoe Mallbews of Ihr Itrndford made things direct uml sio'i'le
4Nullity lYleginidi, Hlnrko. I'm ibey mighl get ilirnogb
before
sure you'll eldoy ii n- much us I d,»n sixty <lity« were up.— They
•||*|.— Itiissell Kay.
lev.......... nilv ilu much until the
A I.K 'R IN T A l .l .A IliVtHRK
la i three days of the session."
Alice upeiied u doiir I lint led IIIAlice sighed wearily,
"Well
lu a large room filled with ngi- then, why not wa|l until tbe Inst
taterf men, - Some -prowling lie- three days to s liu tT " she asked,
hind paper-litleretl desks, some "Think of the money they would
huddled together lo noisy little ' save."— "W lm
is interested ill
groups nod others ilnshing hither -living either time or money,"
uml thither; the whule effect la- . *mip|>ud the Mutter— ''nothing I*1»
lug one of litmus! confusion.
limn six figures counts In TiilM "Hear, dear, tinw <piet'r everv- hnssee. They fiml it is not ecu
thing is tudiiy," Alice thought us nniulriil to save small amounts heshe lircotlilessly fontol o seal. cause it Involves too much paper
She crossed too bauds in her lap work."
‘’Suppose We change the sub
and began to mpeot "How doth
the little- " hut her voire snimdcil ject," tlie Mon ti Hare Interrupted
E u s h io iiN
I
I-I4 M *
O il* I
nothing."
'The trouble with economy Is
Hint everyltody wants il for someluwly else,1' the Mnrcli llnre yawnwl. 'The Governor mils for ernnnllentlon to utiyoue
vise, Th a jo tliy III thr legislniure lied the Ingllare crlrd mil, "Th e race Is overt" |islnture m ils for ccnnoniy In tlm
" H ill who w o nt" inirrlf-d Alice.) Oovernor'e office atld, of course,
"W hy everyluuly iiu.s won, of the tomr taxpayer wmil
course, said the Mad Halter I n 1 see economy evurywher
illsguesl.— •’They finally passed n
no-feme law, Imt wllli so many
inoeiidinents no cow In the world
could tell wluil the law is. So
everybody wins,"
i<l the
ili<>
Mur**, "Thn
"Tim other lilll," said tin* llntler In
"Yes," nu
said
Hare,
rows must keep off. the highways, great icli’c. "ami II'n only tlm fifth
cow*
lint
hut limy
they may h
still
UII roam the
tlm 'limit
'hark week of th«* session. Tim *ln«h
country,' Imt
hut (In*
the hill fall*
falls to propro pltto ItnM Junt won n heated hattl*
vide
vhln for Nonmoim
someone to explain to ovt<r tin* royal paint for tin* himtlm
tho row*
rows wlmio
where the ‘hark
'luirk country'
country1 or of ticcoming tlm official stale
••ml* anti tlm ‘front country' lm- trim,” Hu lookctl for Allen but she
k Iiin."
hail gone.
Allen thought tlm whole tlilnK
A n A lift* made Imr way out of
very absurd, hut they all looked the Imlltlinir she vowed nIio wouhl
no
grave she <11*1 tint ttaro laugh,, never go there again. "It's the
P u uln t, ihe asked, "What la a stupidest thing 1 ever witnessed
no-feiiee law, anyhowT"— "It's a] In nil my life," elm unlit, wining
law to make people fence," re- the learn away that slm wan shedplletl the Hatter.— "Then
why 1illng for the poor taxpayer,
uny iiidlcallun uf what Ilea ahrad. Iliei* may b*
trouble brewing far wtalern dnoocratlaa In Uta
not-toa-dlatant futuia
Disturbed aa thty art by lb* prospects- and
the past— M r Washington authorities are unde
cided on what can be done nuw that the NaJohn t Itwla
llimaltat regime of Chlang Kai-shek Is at an end
Howfvvi In their ntlnda la th* dark suspicion
that th* Berlin blockade has served Ita purpose
•
•
•
•
• LB W ill HAH T H E 9 A IX AUAIN-Meanwhlte In anuthar field of
"diplomatic relations ” UMW chief John t* Lewis once more has the
•oft coal oparatora up In th* air They are divided arid uncertain
what to do next lit the annual battle over a new coal contract
Houlhern coal producers suspect that Lewis' courteous Invitation
to thsm to negotiate a rtaw agreement In a cotifetdit;* at Blueflstd,
W Va.. beginning June 9- U some kind of a trap that the wlty union
chief will epiing at Ihe proper time
The eoutherneria fear Lewie wfU get them down there In Ika
mountains, leave tham ta cool their heela and return lo Washington
Hr do hie real neMUattng with northern and weelern mine owpera.
Yet they dare nqt Ignore,Lewie' Invitation The UMW president
would bloat the <tajrllCl<l11uut uf the aouthem operalora fur refuatng
' gain If they epurned Ida BtuaRatd propotal
al tug Ifon lajnade more complicated by the fact that Lewis
commUrkstioaa at all with the northern and wsatsrn
* T H I I IS N 'T au«h a woeful
' that be might leave (hem out on a Umb
! aid world, attar all, Naxt
[•Ida Rbyfeualy with the aouth.
Ahmad Parle. Praaoa, la to U
tperatbrs* deilYe In (he annual coal wage
i Itoa alia of an lataraatioul feenegottaliona. it l« Lewis who eatle tbe play
< Ural if comedy. And that* no
*
a
e
a
• (B O N Y 1— President Truman may some day thank tbe Congress
be called "one of IM woret" In the natlon'i hlalery fer boosting hie '
A W t U |rr/M of ml** ctiekt
Income.
JS .
k w*a» i b i f l a m r «/•*• l u
Thle strange twtet eteme from • bUI pteaed by the ItepuhUoen
99th Congress end signed by Mr Truman which guarantees the chief
•xecuUve a lifetime Income nf M l M per month
under preeent rnlUUry pey eealee.
$91.19 bee
The mengurd eetabhehe* a ayeiem ef non-dissUUty
.
retirement tar member* ef IM elvtlkui military
m _
tie wbe complete M yeore ef service
Mr. Immmf
le eltatbie fer tbe beneflta beceuee be
,
" yeere' eemloe ee e colonel In tbe United i
Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G ME!
Bobby Clark, Lum and A knar,
and at lead tbraa of tba Marx
Brother*.
I
I
t
A jd th* I m/ k- mt hi ng Lmcill* ,
tk*uHn't k* out tafy defriate
/ran t tl Phi Qmimmm fk i |
*tY PflfiM*.* ' * M* MS|W» #»!•#■*
giaod comlm'leor of Florida, a
post formerly bad by the talc m
Frank i’livllrk.
W
The lerio
clicf ile gar* In
French means sinllon ouster, and
other officers of tlm group at*
mimed in relation lo tbe station
personnel. Among those installed
were .folio I.. Galloway a* chef dc
train; James A. Wright us condor,
leor lo charge of wrecks ar init
iations; James if. Galloway, cmnli
voyageur; ,S|,| IIIGhatd, uedlcln;
<’ J. "Klngflsh" Hnn-tron, yard*
le (Kirte; J l!. Hutchison, la m p iile (J
ot iiiimr guard.
K. Miller and Joe Welh and
llai vey Swanson were ligfallrd
ns cheildllole. I’ hef ,|e Gate Wr,m|ruff appoinicd II. It. Pope, coinme me inteiidnnt or treasxrcr and
James Singletary, riirreaptndanl.
l,'oshinns lu women’s wear, said
look lit I hose open-heeled b'M"
I lint lire all ovet town now. Most Mrs. Klsie ,M urphy, executive vice
girls probably wear them I......
"resident of M. Hlroock A Co. of
Itiey think lim y’re smart Hut New York, lire basically "affected
some may wear them because hv the nmluonl mao built which
ilxailaura l o w l*s«* li**t
,.
their heels lend lu hlislrr in ortli |i- now going no." Therefore, she
miry shoes, tint the idea perhaps ■tlionghl llic industry should sillily lo-liouno work lire nonpitting *
fiom Iodines who cut llielr shoes Ihe trend Inward clamor..Ms diess. j llielr
’. V '” xmiea ns
" are the wiiniea n.
uml
...
inisuioss
,
.I'rofessixiikl
. I'xxUtikl
to *<
fit• llielr liiioiotiM.
Phie sweater tmlimlry is itIV ’ A - for men, Mrs. Murphy said: [lm,'n"|" M rvi!^’ execnGve,'dlrrc\nr
Th
lloNpital Drive
,."uy"
I^ ,...w"'!!'1..‘J'.'.L'mr .
-
«
y
»
Coolness
I t o n ly
m m
you buy a
GENUINE
NOHTHCOOL TROPICAL
& ,
A . Cjinuln*
— u h J f»H Ltp tk* JS * t\
OOLNESS and comfort, wrinkle rattofaal
quullty— rtvat'i (wat hatf tha Kory , of
NOiTHCOOi'S popularity— half tfta plaaiyrp
to b* tflloyad. Equally detlrable I* the inannof
In which Oanulna NOHTHCOOL ha* bean .*(yled
and loitered by on* of Amerka'nmoit promtent
C
to the product of iklltyd h^fd*,,,^ cryaHv#
‘mlnde. For, NORTHCOQi.too* tho ttuolHyjjpofc,
ttio quality footurw, and tho boauty of p«M«VN
Ond colon that provo that a tunnor mb can
offor much more than comfort. Coma and raq
that when you buy a Genuine NOITMCOOL—
you buy Itw boat.
“c o a g a c T p a w
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1
t
1
•■_rV
o l th o m a n y
p le o iu r o t y o u a n jo y w h a n
ffM in u
at ewuwt draw the A m y retire- '
ee, but there ta M thtaf i* •
th? committee 1* , K , 7n'
for tin. wearer l» Its mnin pur-1 from
n psychidogleal point of j ....... of fort lie. workers and arypos«. and not merely the del.n lit , v inw. Hte xuoces, ange Is the ,,,,. wh„
h„|,, shun Id call tfi*
of the beholder. Gossnrner-lliln angle which shmilil be Ihe under.| hemhpmrters In the Florida Hank
knitted sweaters for slimmer, lying priuelple on which to hns« |iidlilliiL> nod will lu< arsierullu
Heavy rahle-stlteh, tiirtli* neck our efforts.
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’
received as this drive Ismgreat- ■In
ones Tor
for next winter
winter'ss ski runs,
runs.
'"W
we
e are
ure dealing with a new scone and must have many hands
Comfort uny wuy you look id it. market for men, who duHnir llielr to lead to surraxs.
»
The^cfpthlng iNilit’ Jcy ,huTj.,tuH* |( Hvw 111 tlie service learned tlm
It. V, Gonper, •ehiilrman Tor V
Ing u frivolous view of this at.ro m fo rl and reeling of welMudug rural
...............
...... ...................
cHUens,
totd memlors ol
nil. The mule uiu| female p*ycliol-,|that eume with having a wardrobe, ilia committee that he"had^ nmch
ogy of dress wus gotta Into Diorto meet u specific occasion. We encouraging news to repoit remighty al ii unlloiial .textile re itil-1must nut let
them lose these Knrdiogroiiirllnitloos unit there
nnr receidly at Mlinwoee-f)n-|)e|e- 1eltlntlonsl lesrtinns."
! will he announced soon.
strunKi- uml tho w o u ls were not j v ii w i i I ir . " I wish tlu-y'il it" soldi'
us iisilul.
tliliiK uouislntf like vulimt sillin'
Ho w (In'll ill,. Illl|o lol'bvist
I m o l r "I'.oov for si'liools Willluul
proviiliio! the necessary revenue,I
Im pto v,. ,'io'b *lillii(lK IlMtti
A m i muko u yen vole tu rn In miy I l l l t l ' n foil," III- - l l i l l .
"Hill whul's tin* use making ap
Hy -m m - strung*' liiihhui power.
propriations without levying tuxes
to provide ilie revenue?'' irked
Alice. " H i -c u i i m ' lliry nuike such
nice headline'." Inugheil Ihe U n i
ter, AI this moment
a floridfaced legislutor begun gesticulat
ing wildly nml rolling for MOHR
economy- in government. "We
linveiTi lu«l nny eennomy yet, so
how rnn we have more?" said
Alice. "You mnin we <can't hnve
less," snapped hack the llntler,
"It's very easy to have more tliini
to an expression of (he essential
unity of a portion of the warld
which Is in grave need of stability
The return of Ihe Arab slates t(
tbe work « f the Assembly iftai
their brief departure offers hub*
I Imt tin* 'aenrrh for k basts « f collalairalloo bet ween Israel and li.'C
late opponent* may continue.
Willi tbe Assembly arltnn nr,
Wednesday, Israel look her placv
as ii nation among nations, and
the |dgli drailin of her first twelve
inurdlis begar) lo glvf way to less
vivid, If no less challenging,
scenes of couslrii.‘Ilob Aid ileVelopiurnl. Hot Israel cnidol bermue a dial, spot oh th* world
map; her Oliliple ipiullly as Ihe
regained bomelaml of u loig-wanderiog people and as n luivwi after
oppresstoo, forbids It. Isried will
remain a gieul ndvciitori' in tinlionallly, seeking fulfillment in
tile pence alld prii*|M'rlty of Ih*
whule Near Hast, in wlnnltg hack
tbe land In Its aodeitl fruitfulness, In distilling slrengtli and ' /
fri'iilnm ft "in Ihe wngedt** and
die courage
that marked
ths
homeward mad of so many of h*r
clllrells.
K illin g
iipluiun die rcviddiig bnibarides
which .lolmsoii mill Ills wilnessea
I -late were liabiiunlly perpelrnled
lie siniidnrd chain gang prncllcc.
"To perpelimle these alrocllles
' in hii opinion Is in )„• unfair to
.die American scene os ii whole
and to refleel lillle credit on lids
genernlinii fiir posterity.
It Is
I enough lo stole that leg Irons nml
' oi'.-1
freipienl
beating*
were
I among die 'mloor' I'olislnnl rruellies."
How cliei-rfuily In- seems lo u<iu
How tii'Ully spii'nils Ills claws
Ami Wflimmi'u Icgislutots lo
With gi'iitly cmllitiK Jaw..
llruriiiK ii puttering of feet,
Alice looked it roll ml to Et'e the
Miirrli llaie nml the Mud llntler
Healing tlieiiiselves beside h«r.
"We’re Just in time for tlie caiietts
rare,'' snld the Muteh llnri*.
"What's n ikiiclis race7" nakeil
Alice.
“ Watch these men, you'll sen,!'
he replied,— 'The men were in
healeii urgumeni over uo amend
ment to amend an timemlinent.
They ull talked at once nml no
body seeined to hour or pny any
18,* 1849.
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W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 18. 1949.
t
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f’ A f iK F I V R
Social And Personal Activities !
All iiirls Wjinl
(•laiiiftiir Jolts
I
I
L* rU" »*almer Hay—S o d tly Kdlloy
in
Telephone 148;
i
h
'
1 I I I I Mi i |t* 11 it |i>'i I mi I ' d i n i n '
Social Calender
Dirt Lanlencrs Mei*t
At C. K. (ainn Home
j H it
I
Millay at IIMK) A. M. for o ‘ lh(l
Ut her
Wninati't Cluh will hold It* lost
ouoithly huslm ss out liny follow
meeting of the year when reports '•I wiili a luncheon on the outdoor Magnolia Avenue.
will he heard from ull officers i |,'M"N"
Doling the miellng It
The many friends of Mrs. Kd
and committee chairmen m 7 ,1i)j
Haled Hint Ififi plants had i.evy-W hilner
will Im- glad to
P, M. at the Tourist Center
i
tieeii esrhanged during the m onth. know that «ha is getting along
T l i IIH SD A Y
' o i i n
among tin no iii Im I*.
report was nicely at the local hospital where
- Th.* ‘ ‘V.....!h.Aid from Mrs. Il» ,r y llleren on
she has been 111 for some lime.
Assoc ..lino will meet a l l , ^
,,f
*"r}1
mmnreinent was made „f the_
Anderson* Acclimpinying her
rial t.arden 4 lob meeting to be ltufn|>
hff p, rents> Mr and.
In Id on Thursday ar Hie home « » . Wta j N Hnhrnn Jr, who 'pent I
M r- Ginn.
|t( w,'#t:end in Hastings
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were Mrs. Harden, Mrs Hell Mon- |
.
—
toe, Mrs. II N. Saver.
Mr*. Run1I
-ey. Mrs. K. F. McCall, Mr* Hcer.
Mrs. Ailing Mrs
Dickerson,
Ml*, A. C. McReyimlds, Mrs. (.■
W Raker. Mrs W D. Gard ner,
Ilftl.I.Y W ftftD , May IH, •(/!'»Mrs, II. II McCaslin. Mrs Rup- From "Forever Amher" in u fe
ert Hirleklninl. Mis. I.•*•■, Mrs. W. male Dillingor, Th a t’s where three
A. Fitts Mrs I N Robson, Jr. years In Hollywood have taken a
little Irish girl
named
I’eggy
and Mrs. Ginn.
Cummins.
It was 'three year.* ago Hurt I
Honoring Miss Gene Caswell.. I t . W . H e r r o n H o n V e
first met I'egyy in in office at
who*e man luge to I»r. Sam l.ulty ;
,,
. v » ts
k’Oth-Fox, where *he wa* to play
will he an evanl of Juno -4, Mi*. I
S d 'l l l 1 O f (M ip p tt
Kathleen
Wliomr’*
free-loving
W. K. Klrt'lmff, Mrs. James C.
— ---------Higgins ami Mis. J 4i. Lmmy enThe regular huslttnaa and social heroine. I'elile and glaylsh, *he
lerialned wltli liipctieon >•’»'"• •* meeting of the DeiH'iolahle Class was fresh from Lngland and wr
day at >:IHI o’clock at the l.aoey |(|^ )()|, p.|r;(l Methodist Churrh was pondered on what the future would
home on .South Sanford Avenue.
i.,.i,|
M,mday evening at 1:00 bring hfr.
;
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I saw . her again this wrek at
ArratiKcmants of
sweetheart j,_ ^
|M the form
of* u covered
loses, gludioloses and niagnolla
,„pper w|th hoshands of mein- •lie studio where she Is making
Wosaoms ami leaves were used in p, M „* guests. The group tnei al "Gun Craay” for the King broth
ricenrMiny the rooms with smaller
pome of Mr. and Mrs. R. W, *r*. 1 dmth: If sb« eooM e «»r bsv..
ariangemeiiis of the roses Isdoa ] )r iron mi the Country Club Road foreseen herself playing a mur
plaited on tin- luncheon tables. Hrl- n„^ following the. supper a short dering gun moll,
"They had me killing six peo
dal plaeecards marked the seating p„*|nfas session was held,
arrangement of the guests. At tinThose enjoying the evening were ple in the -.rripi,” die enthused.
bride’s place was a gift of lingerie. |j#.v 0(tlj ^jr, j £ McKinley, Mr "Rut I think It's col down In three
Those enjoying the afiermui BI)l) ;yjri( |{r r ron, Mr. ami Mrs. now.”
I asked I’eggy If ‘ he ever *hrd«
With Miss Caswell writ her mo- ,, j Wallis. Mr. and Mrs. II A.
Am lin
llier. Mrs, II. [I, Caswell, and Mrs. \ .l|l|(.|ly, Mr. uml Mrs. H. F Cole. a tear over ludliK 'he
Union Alien ul Orlando. Also
am| Mrs. II. B. McCall, Mr. nile.
"Not ho much anymore,” *h»
Mrs. l.loyd F. Hoyle, Mrs. W. C. Blli)
c Vril llolner. Mi and
11111, Mis. John I.. Galloway, Mrs. , ^ rl( Rurke Hleele, Mr. and M r- -aid. "Rot It’* not too easy to for
E. M. Galloway, Mr*. Hoy Roller. [ j yj |,nltmrd. Mr. and Mrs. Hen- get. Especially when people say,
Mrs. H. ft. Chase, Jr.. Mrs. Haw- ry
Jr..t Mr. and
l.ee ‘Peggy Cummin.*— oli, yes, aren’t
rv w
i ille
v , di'
... Mrs.
.
you the girl who was supposed tu
kin* Connelly,
Mrs.
Kdiiiund ............ Mrs. W. It Kilby, Mr
Mr*. Nancy play Amher T What happened
Mei-tcli, Mrs. William lllalr of Jo Tlmtoas «od
Peggy's view on that Is phlh.
Cleveland, f t . , Mrs, K. H. I.utiey, Brock.
mphlcal: "I guess If you aren'i
Mrs. Kiqiert Htrlcklaod, Mis. FI. I.
Hoy, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs, Mr*. Moore, I I cwhoii p w ; ,[;:r •
•“ » 1" '
Harry fl. Lewis, Mrs, W. J. Th jg
A r c C l u h IIO H te S K e H
In »o i«, she arrived here a wide
pen, Mrs, James Crapps, Mrs. Ed
/ lrl 1
'eyed lafs of If I and plunged al
ward Higgins, Jr., Mrs. R. I.. Cor
..
,, « u
i* . most immediately
Inin
Arnher
ii*ll sod Mrs. W. A. Adams.
Mrs. It- i . Miiorc and M ■
#
week* of filming, the
J.. Hews.,,.
MmronS nielori* was halted,
for a meMit'g of the ■
J f 'E *
The studio indicated that Peggy
Ciu .. Order Of the
was not suited for the part. But
^irne Insiders praised her porllo m ir H
I ' r e N l d e i i t held on Monday nl'h*
Mrnne home. Tlie
trayai and *ald the slonpagn wa*
glvrn by Mrs. A. K. . h
Jldoe to |mor writing and dlreetlnn
. Aemlnule H i IhiI.mIi I .ihI it*' N m. I’t and Mrs. Hew..... presided ..v»r|
Aliyw’,
y ,h^
"
” •
Anyway,
me ru*m(n|n1
rummins footi^
rootage
honored Mm. C|«mml«
Hard, the meeting.
- al a loin animated
,
.
.
.........
„,,„i
i
was
Ncrapped
meiiih lit iif ll.e Ri-hekaK A"»*mb
H ill* were
" rr"
( ; at |74K)t4aMi. The unhappy film rely of Florida mi Friday night »* fried chicken
icken plc^e
whedulfd
d wlth , ilndt n Ir n cl, as star
,.
the I. ft. ft. F. hall. fiweet peas lime I. Gumes were enjoyed
,
X
1
‘
‘'M
V was a rtf* girl In more
and asters were usfil .'Ini deenral- tlie conclusion
of the
tire me
meeting
..... i'lHsinn of
Ing with ; ways than one. Hhe dropped in
pig ilia hall.
mite* lieltig
Itelng won
won hy
by Mrs_.
Mr*. lt
R. <
•• H0.4l4^t nuund*. the transition to
nrlies
c.
Mrs. J. It. Williams, nubia Maxwell and Mrs. Harry Kent. A
grand, presided amt, following Hi* salad course was served by the ilo- II. H. after five years in war
time England helng Ion murh for
Introduction, Mrs. Hard was pro- hostesses lain in the evening.
her. Phi* lha foal that she had
Milled with a gift ami corsage.
In wear flO-pottnd costume* as
A lin introduced anil tiiv'u a corAmber. (Hhe is now up to a welli l l f was Mrs. H s m C riW e r. de->
Hollywood
♦ Honored At Luncheon
^
^
H it
\ml
assisting
,r H" 1'
A two-ball
foursome will I.e
sponsored l,y tlie Hunfotd Wo
Ilian’s Golf Association at Ilia
Hrmlmdr rou n lry Club to be tut
lowed with a buffet supper.
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M I h n <it*nt* C a s w e l l
h l'IlH *
j i n i inil** \ « » i i t t (f?-! *’ i
s , h " . h ';
“ "c.
grade in Kept cm tier. All children
should be evamlned and this .. the
last day sei aside for this put
I1*” *'
m 11
r
'*
| lllllt till'll* III •* 111v :i •Intel \ IIII *14 HIM
V’-Vic who h u^'^neo !
Mr*
John » ‘l*
________
wil“ ,l''
Mr. and Mrs It H. Vero.y and
.
. >dauithlrr Julia Atm le|« lad Hut-,
Mis. F. l„ l.ee was appointed. „r(, ; y h p)4n, ffl| rolumlda. S i
. .. i l.anioan foi ilie* .Junior
on o r ' p
spendiliy al*0IU a week ,
Galileo Club and Mis. W 45. Klein- with Mrs. Veftiay’* parents Air.
uig war appointed a- ladlo chair* and Mr*. Joe Mel*rh on W et First j
inali from Hie circle. The Dirt •Street.
Gardener* will bold its first fall
meeting In ftclolier at the home
Mrs. M. I. Ralsirn, Jr. has rcof Mr* \. It Vlluig In l ate Mary rtuned from Hastings
'jj*
with i, coveted di*b luncheon. An
H llN ltA )
m
litlf
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- I .... .. . . . . . . . . i" «.“ **•>*' v-: "“ "'i .»!* & tsr& .’ 52iS* t sjsa>
luncheon, lit the everii of rain iiie
•MUP wlA‘ { " T “*
flub wn.ftak Avefoie.
Hemmule Chaplet No. 3. li K
S., will meet in the Ma:»»nk lia]i
at 8:fl4i P M loilialiuu will he
conducted.
P'RIIIAt
Dr, Frank I. tJuiUninn will tie
in his office In Hie hospital hulldipg lor tlie last day to csamine
all children who will enler tlie first
i
) lit ' 1 |mi l III", I I' I * }i| e*li3|til v *'1111**
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m hu1IdIrig" Vo^e *ain1ne all* .d'.Tldm! -'hslrmm? fti.n/lhe I Mm Gardened
Miss Margaret Kohcrts ami Miss
• w h o T h enter^Iw' flrM grale i
f" r
« « r d e » Cluh| Street Roberts of Wlimtngt..... N.
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In |,,.|.,||..1
the uoilitoriiini
>f-. erntion
held In! sir.
Mr. ami
and airs.
Mrs. noy
Roy uaon
Mann ten
left
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I „h,i « M.
.......of
.. Garden 'Clubs
""'M o*oi
f ir J of t ie ^ phs I veaCs work ! i l l " S'' •*-'«■•«*••••>C A p ..
I today for Atlanta wl,ere Mr. Matin
I.e Reviewed All
fmirlh ifruil.'
Mr' -H
Dickerson stated that will undergo surgery at the Crawmother! are Invited to attend Til..
Ive plans are being made ford Long Hospital From Atlanta
will in#,,i ,,i <i.-ii| |. \i
to heep tbi l.erihn tenter open they plan lo visit for several
Dr! Frank L ifuTlhwn wlil he
•<l*rimoita during the week weeks at Rlark Mountain. N C.
...... ' l l ' ..... ;l li,
•III ti v*hell *
•h i
MH'»
The Dirt Gardeners Citric of
W EDNESDAY
Friends will t>e sorry to leam i
Hie Hanford MGardru
on
ll|U1 . Cloh
v:- met
.
; that Mrs. W. 0. Fleming is ill
The Business uud Professional
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Personals
Th** CiardHi Thili will ImM it-<
pnliifnl «nH ilmi fh** tlud
last"general business meeting In ' ids hive displayed mnch Interest |,
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'puty president of DMtrUt No, 8
of Daytona Reach find Mrs. Armstrong of Orlando, inifshall 01
.the Rehekah Assenihly of Florida.
' Following the meeting refreshpttiils were served to shout 44)
members and guests. Visitors
w ii’ft
from N pw HmyrtiPi
Pavtuua
Resell, Orlando, Ht.
Petersburg, Atheiix, ’ Mich, and
.Washington, I). C.
Preceding the nieetlng Mrs.
Hard was honored with a dinner
Wyatt at
Kddle'e Restaurant.
Those present with fhe honor guest
Were Mrs. J. H, Williams, Mrs.
Charles Ifanirum, Mrs. R .B . Hur-
IN IT1A TK H
Del,AN It, May 18— (fiperlal)—
Gordon V. Frederick, son of Mr.
and Mrs, V. II. Frederick. 801
West First Htreef, Hanford, ha«
iiean initiated into membership in
Delta Theta Phi legs) frJernlty
at debit B. Hieison University
where he is • freshman In the
'ollege of Law.
‘ft I »
* h, .
rounded 110.)
8h* recovered and was starred
with Honald Oilman in "the l air
Georg* Apley" as a consolation
prim. It wasn’l a bn*-office hit
Nor was "Moss Rosa,*’ which had
the unique casting nr Vic Mature
as an English nobleman.
Aflsr a horse picture and a
film abroad with Rex flarriron,
she parted company with EOihFox. However, she hears an hit*
lemess. toward the studio.
And, (onrlderlnK how "Forever
Amber" turned out. ma>b* it's
/list as well she didn't get the Job,
Hollywood sights and snqmla . . .
The Jlncla of a nearby lea cream
wkgnn Interrupting a tense scene!
of Hl Married a Communist" (the i
studio had lo buy IH* »*■- l“ '
cream lo ailenc# It
Hepeal
ig
to
Frankie Mine at the Cocnamit
drove . . . Toughle Lott Chaney
retting seasick on the “Captain
China" landbome ship.
Hollywood Indiana using sign
language to eonveraa on the "Mrs.
Mike" set after "(Jsiletl" la yalWd
. . J o c k e y .Honny Greenberg
2)u ^eel
O fNUINI
KICH-IN-IOOS
MAYONNAISE
• Hete's gennlli* moynnriuli*
e. Iicuiitiliillv blended lot Havm
• ml tm uiilh li ri s von . *o n m o l on
,i Im standout valid* every
iijne' iJrlrgMIitlly dellvale
••V^iiicee'n'iV
n*',
'
Hu li 01 -VM* -
and tb* *t»'-
........ it I>»llet
T i v Urn kse v
Genuine Muvmniaive in tsladt.
viiipt. seipes and spiaadv
A*k ‘/i.in an* si tod*<1
SOMETHING NEW
A sk fo r it either way . . . hath
traJe-Hiiirks me,in the sm ut thins.
«
10 1IM D U O 0 I I AU1UOIIIV o r 1HI COCA COIA C O u f S M T
H A N F O H I) C O C A -C O L A
B O TTM N O
IV
COM PANY
O l i l t , is* C«»« C«i« C o p a f
�the
P A I i l-. A IR
AANpnnn n r . n a ii». h a n f o h d , F l o r i d a
W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 18. 1319.
_ •..
Boback Blanks Orlando Senators
Jones R aps 3 H its;
Locals T o Invade
St. A ugustine F o r
C ontest T o n i g h t
'OLD RELIABLE'
m aym
% EW £U
Jack Hobui'k, Hllhfnril fit t'ltnl I rf, wielded tlu* whitewash brush
over I lit' Orlando Senators III a 4
(it 0 roulest In rhulk up Ii Im fifth
vieI in y ill t hi. inmith-nli! Flotilla
W 1' I'rl (ill
Stnli’ l.rnRlle season.
Tf«m
v 111»•
: : m (447
Tin1 (limit* Iiiii I mi Ihrlr hitting 113ii I%iiI *<hnit
31 13 Lift 1
II**Mi ll
esp* h* they mppeil nut III hit* Ht A •»«ii’il llic
r* r. I'i'l JS
IN 1.1 .jvia 1
/nun tho nffi'iiugs uf Stun Zedn- H H U I I D
l». 14 171
ifl
II*. 20 Kimie winner fur the Seim- f1iifr 11•,-i
It 1" »3H 7',
*lulu
tnr* Inst yeur, whn vv*i making hi* PillHt fen
13 31 -1»3
11 33 321
first stall fur the Orlnndunn* Lr*f ntiiir a
II m m IH Ifalffdm
Milieu Itelne leturnril l.y the Chur
Hulifnfil I. Orlando
lotto llitrnets uf the Trl-H lute
11.11I frfill i. I MiL,4III) *»
Ht AuRiiNlinn II; I’ltlatl** l»
L chkiio .
Ufnlm iK ft*3; lliilnrnv ill* I I
The (ilnnlH iirluully leeil the
IlNHifl ’I tillM|
contest with ,i ntie-i tin 't|u i.iltig
I'in114tIt i« ut *trhi ri«(i k
Hanford
ill
HI. An*»iHthMIp I lie f ninth eantu, hut the Iih-h I*
|My IrrHit IfrtlHl ut i InIII*’nil He
added one In the slxlh mill n null
I
Inir ti id |ief«nitd
AAH.IM fW I.H M ii r
In the eiKhtli for u margin of
(ill
mfctv.
Tmi 11; ht Mnnuui'i Hiil (irulu'r
lead* hit. chili to St. AugustineJ
for no all-lniportanl tilt with the
Anrlent City nine. The two leum* I
il 13
i f«
return In the Munlcipui I ‘it i k tie | H.
4 ^'11 34*1 ID
morrow nlglil fur the fliuil Killin'j Hi LiiiituII m h IH i M l r r d i r
of the *erte*, MiiiuiKcr (irulteri llteeal .all 1. ( ’Ill •
3
N i' tk V*11k 1. r|*. V'll'lll Mil 3
iiulirnii d hint inn hi llinl he would1 1
if’11*>II 1 \V ii hti Ilia Li li J
irohohly send ( lull lie (tu.e to the I'll (1ml *■11*LL» !*, 1HI I*»i»»In 3
v v m t v A i . i.i'.Aiti
till InnlKht In fare tile Hnllit* mill
W 1. I'i» (*ll
Wniilil me the vrteinn Huilily l.nke Tfdtn
Hi ID 4ir*
N(‘» V"f L
in the linitie lilt tomorrow even IlnM|ii li
IB l'i 41'.
II 13 :«34 3
1 ’iiii'ln nwM
ing.
13 1.1 Ui*D 3
Hose wits ilefenlpil Ity the I’ullll- llrmihtyh
12 U* I ll 1U
I'hllrttlf■I|iIt id
12 l r. i l l
k» A/uleii* in til* hint trip to tlnr I'l 1f >*»(»»( QIf
id 13
13:* 1•
hill, hut Hie lunky right liaudor HI 1#4*If1*1
in |.% inn
twilled n Iwn-llit perfiirinnUee f till 4iR«» HrwwK* %rxlrnliif
i‘iiii.tfi«*i|iiiLi :'i, HI |*r*ii Im 1 *13
over the nine inning route. I.llke
|
■el the Ainleii* iluwu with *even liiirlltilM
lit r*«(Ul> l»
I 'll It'll Uir ?*
hit* Sunthiy ufteinnon m* the
i’ll tHbtuKli 3. Now V*■r k
i 'kin 411rtr»11 ft, I ti»MIrtR« t
(iinnl* cuppeil n I to t buttle.
Thin! Huseinan Jim J one* contlinieil to hit the bull with regular ity lust night II* he hliliKeii out
three lilt* in four trip* to the
plate, .lone* ii Ino hit *nfely llitee
time* in four iippraranceu In O r
lando no Mummy evomiiK. Joe
Mnlinuw*ki unil Jiihnnv Mr,Mann*
each rapped nut two Hiifetle* In mh
*lst the Hiifiuil cuuse.
\F NewNfealure*
D A L L A S Soul lmid
Mclhndid
The first Hun foul tun
wu*
Hcnieil hi the fmiith inning on n 11|iiver*lty'* fotdliiill lunch. Miuli
hIiik Ii' hy June*, who wn* foreril -nil Hill, moaned like
nohodv's
ill nccoiiil linse liy ( ‘unnle Kuviiki*. liuaille** lui-t fall will'll III* pluvei.
n stolen liiine by Kuviiki* mid u beenme I In- mnuuilni' pin-up buy*
hIiib Ii ' hy Toinmv Cutulilo. Two nf (In. mil inn.
hit* mill it null o( tnflehl nut*
lie declared il would mean I liter
netted >■ tnilv In the slxlb and ut fnut defeat* diirlnK the m -hhoii.
two error*, it walk, it stolen Inine Maltv iniMned It liy neveial Smillimill » lilt m eilm id two run* for eru Methodlxt look idle lickiiiK
tile local* in the eighth.
fruui Mlaauurl— and
lliut** the
Diamond I lust
niily lo** un the Mftlmdist reenrd
I'llite Umpire Andy Anderson for two yeur* and two howl npwinked one of the bout inline* of penranee*.
the vchi'h ut I he Miiuirlpiil I'm I
Southern Melliudiit lm,. won 17.
In*! nlitht. Keep up the Kninl work licit one and lied I hire In the
Andy . . . Left Fielder Hub Hull- twu.ieiiKon dmwiui; includinif n
•min cMliie up with n eunple nice 13 -Ml lie with I’enn Slate III the
1t l » entrhi: I!, in .til hat!, In Ihn III IH Cidlon Howl unil n 21 |6 vlcloft.center Held wn 11 to m ag n lory over fh.'Ron In die IPt'l C*ddrive tiy Sinn Zednlt* in the iec 11in Itowl.
tiliil innluu . . .
Now Malty I* moanlnit iiRaln.
The tiiunl* phiyeil ‘heiiil* up'
"We'll low three id foul 'll lll-W,"
hmobsll on the bust's lust oigbt
he Inmenl •
The local* *l»lo #,|vc llllMC
Hill Ill'll nine III n- well fai'i' it:
Hill. w i n .
Mil u *» n lie'll he tilled even Inithcr nutImiK l ' l c x l .- , Jl,
1 I* 1 t, ally thl* time. The reaMon* are
3 ii D ii many. Mestly they com eru into of
llofflllHM , t
1 i 4 n
Zllrmosat. if, «'
3 3 3 ii the fine*! haekfleld* In foothull—
Varner. >f
1 D 13 .. All-America Dunk Walker, Kyle
Klulta*. M.
J D J (1 Hole, (ill Johnson ami Mick Me1tills OC l
3 |i 1 li
White, it
3 »» 3 1 Kl**uck. Southern Medindl*t lone*
T a y lo r , .*
3 II d ’3 one rt’KUlui hack- I'nid FaRt'. Hill
Nelson. 31,
3 D t» 1
Zeilalt*. o
3u * 31 U stcrllnir tenerve* like John Cham
Tot nl■
pion, Kim Ctuulhuiu, Ken llluckMASH'D lll l
a'Ii h «» n imrn. Hill Itiehard*, Jaiue* Mar
McMaroo., - «
l 2 II 3 lon. Frank Fuyne, Hill Wrnthnrh 1 ID ft fard and (iene lluliert*
Weber
and Milch
I D 3 D top frealuiuin proKprct*
llallioso It
a* Fat
J l lltk,
1 .1 n 1
Henry
Siollcnwerck,
K a v i k l . . rf
1 1 1 it K n i t : h I,
c s t i ld o . rf
I 1 3 ♦t lliinty II ii .sell and Vul Joe W alk
Mallno.. >kl. XI.
| 2 l 3
1 (» 7 D er, nhmild cane the pnlu of FaRe'*
H aris , c
D 0 i departure.
Boback, o
Total*
si in :/ 1d
Hole, a sophomore In I'JlH, will
OrlBintu
npt non noil— o
Hanford
inrorri
0#9 .IPI Plx— l be ruled one of thr tiesl h»ck»
It— KavakM, >latlm<»*kl
_
_
■Mi
In the nation next fall The ahill'vi
B*. l j - - 1£ert«t*». Zeditll*. Zuroiii. of Johnson, Hod pastin’ man. I ■
rk i n U I— ralaldi.. ..IcM.iiuu. .til
McKInuuck
V a n in
till— Kavahl* 3 laMIdo. already well known.
MuM* mm 1 u it* i k * liF — H rr- w a n
ntl-Soul IuvchI
Cutifeienee
■«(>■ lo Tayltu In Hell*,i, McMuliue
(ullhack. Kveryhody kuuWH nhotll
to tin lllmw *k I tu VVel.er
t.ell
Orlatidn ».
Haidnrd
II. tUl.-uft Walker, ealleit the Rreatest hark
Zednlle f.. lliil.a. k 1 So l.y /.rdail* the *milliwi’*t ever know.
t, Hub,o k 1, I.P— /.rdali* W F Hell I* a *ti|dy in cimtraate.
Untiilck II Andeii.iui and <In* ill li
T— It"
..w « While he predlela Ida team will
lute ami *uya the mnuuilnea and
ueWMpaper* are not doing him
North tturolliiH Htate will piny
right hy nutting HMII oil the *pot,
10 fooihall Ramc* next fall, open he I* quick tu dispute anxertlnn*
Inir with Ninth Famllim'* powerful that,hi* timm ha* l*en lucky to
force* at Chapel 1(11) on Kept. 24 win all those close game* It took
over the two-year stretch.
J e t i y Ht.'imi'Nxvy, huue end on
"1 know of other team* that
the Hnntn Clara fmitludl team, Mow a fuse when tlmy got on the
nerved in I Kith the "Army and the niaKailmi
rovers,"
ha
short*.
N a v y in World W nr It.
"Well, wn didn't,"
Houlhern Methodist loses throe
t'wo new opponent* arc on the linemen and two hacks. Out the
University of Wyoming football Methodists have seven e ip e rlw cMexico ed ends, three tackles, six guard*
f
Methodist Couch
Moans Rut Misses
Grid Predictions
Gator Officials
Set Up Priority
Plan For Ducats
- By Alan Mover
tut s s o o t& rr
SHOW UP M & r w
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rue
Pittsbu rg h
P /TC H M &
STAFF*
/
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p it t s b u r s m
A t w* vb c o v e rs
o n t o p e t m eet
S T A R T r p RISNT
IN THB s e a totes
O PtN eR - ANP
Me p i p i r a o a /N,
SCORING MiS i*o
c o rts e c u n vB
W R t a ie v e /e l o
O PEHiHO DAY
OMUTOUT AOAIN9T
THB C 0B 3 /
■- - ■ . f*
For Giants,
Cincinattl ha* employed 121 dif
ferent pitcher* In 7A year* of
major leaRiie Itwll, and 80 of them
! were nover credited with a ilccl■Ion.
Lglftj And Poultry
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fi A I N K S V I L I. K, May 18
,
(Hp'cliil)— Hlinultiinuoti* with the |
nimnii me merit that the University Humit
of Florida Athtellc A**<N'lntion l* ,^ * tr *
rinw incepting 10III football ticket , ,* ’ ,jllL; f
ont'r*, official* here *et up a "timer
Iwn Kroup priority *y*tem for the !v4rfl"
purchase of ticket*.
1
First priority Roe* to "current" > •.i ..
cnntrihutorH to the *cholarxhln •-f*"
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j .lime doth to pxerclxe their ticket
Tv
right*. A "current" cuntrlhtitor l * ,r rvrr, rfl. Mrasser*
u »<r*on who ha* eontrlhuted to 1 ivy tin, up
in
i the luml since the first of thl* llruller* rru
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r
[permii lii till* uroup may purchaxe tie
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•to each home Ramc! $600 or more I
* Hf*
I'litlllrs the
contributor
to 20 irVefawl" NV
ticket* tu euch Rnine; 9260, twelve |M "ti
in ki ts; 91(10. elRht ticket*! *60. j j j j f ' J , "
F L O R ID A
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910, twii ticket*.
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HUSIAND nl icreen tlur I mhiki
llerguian. Mr I'eler l.lnditrorn Is
Second priority ruck to paid « p Itm i'fr.r^nVl
11
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|in A**i* latlon and permit* '.wo FfjrrrR rixl
*.« • It* minute* Delete iHiatdlon a
fl
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ticket* to each home Ramc, These lm.iter* red
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meet
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r.i wife and film illieelnr tloIieMo (In*,
Ret ilielr order* on the
priority JiJJJJJ utrht" h"*''y ti
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| ll-i. ( hi Aiiuiiht flr*t all
remain- Hno»ier* old
is
37 irllim lot a dlicouion of their re
ported romance Aflerwnrd*. Ingrid
lm; Iickpta will
ro on
Reneral
public *ale,
|
(j announreil nuldlrly there would he
He* dliloeea
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1hnlerBiillr.mil
laeua II mma fI I
The *crnnd priority group or- S O V IK T HF.KKH W O H I.II TITI.F.M | n" divorce.
! der* will he filled after all order* Al* Newafeature*
l _ ________
from Hie first group have lieen
M O SC O W — The Soviet Union Is J
Tom Verch, sophomore memt>ei*
I filled.
out thl* year tu gain koiuc inore|(,f
Notre Millin' Rolf team, I*
| All applications for llrkets will world championship*.
; one of the finest prospects In re; lie filed and filled chronologically
The
USSIt has a ntimlier o f , rent years on the Irish campus,
G£W £UX
j m cor ding to dates that orders i humplon* despite thp furl II d id '
W H O 'S 4 1
were received hy the ticket office. not participate in last year's1 Man Ferris
hss
served as
T H IS MAy, IS THB
Ticket order application blanks Olympic games In London.
' sfcrctary-triuisuror of the AmaCH.P0 S T ACTtVe HURLBfK, ! may he obtained hy writing to the
One of Ihc* best known 1* the true Athletic Union since 1927.
: Ticket Office, Athletic Axsocla. world champion chess player, Mik- I
IH TH B M
---------------------------------------lion.
University
of
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
,
, LB A O U £ /
hall llotvlnnik. He I* one of the
The Sullivan Award tu the out| (Iniiiesville. Florida.
best known men in K iihhIu and in Htiimllng aiuateur athlete was I
Florida'* 19411 "home" Katue*: world chess circle*.
first awardi'd In 1920, when Hobby
•
By Alan Mover Kepi
INALLY MAKES IT
21 ( ‘itmli'l at finlnesvllle
Another outstanding champion Junes wu* the winner.
Met lb Vandechllt in Jnck*iinvl||e tIs Marla Isakova, who won the I
—- •
. . . — .—
Cbl. JJ fieorgin Tech In flalne*- ] world’s Ice vkatlnK ernwn at the
Joe Louis
rought
*11 ImiuI s '
Internutlonal meet In Turku. Fin- during his ring career, winning
Met, 29 Furman in (inlncnville
land, last year. She Is the mother i bfi of them.
(Nov, 6 Ui'oruiu In Jacksonville
Nov 12 Kentucky in Tampa
*uf ii nlna-yoar-olil daughter.
N’nv^ 2U Alabama in Uulnesvllle
illy
The ciiai’h looked smil
Nina Mumlittilxe, tho (leorgian
stretch
m lamented! discus thrower, two years ago at
nl the panel
well
plnred a Hireling In Norway threw the
"Anyw ay, he
Hy lllfffli F U L L K It T O N , Jr,
discus almost UK) feci.
when be died."
A Norwegian Judge told her at
.14*! srrin
O N K -M IN U TK HI'ORTH I'AISB the time: "A throw like that ran
mm
NKW Y O llK ,
May
IH
Hill Mletrlrh, whn was so clone he attained only onen In a lifeAIIIIKM
Fli»vd Sk'hwartxwalder, Syracuse's! tu signing with tha (Hants an a lime."
new football coach, won't have two relief pitcher that his name was
Last year In Moscow, Nina
AH ro o N
ELLSWORTH
icsl "platoons" to use next fall, printed on the scorecard, woke up threw the discus over 170 feet, the
but ho won't let hi* star passer, with a sore arm Sunday and de- longest throw pver recorded hy a
V / N £ S X
Fertile Curtis, play on defense . . . parted for home, leaving only a woman.
Tee Re f o r m t o
"lie's my whole team, why should note for Manager Leo Iloiuchei
N M V K LTt
Tho Ukrainian hammer thrower,
T E H N / S K/HOj
V
I take any ehamesT" Floyd asks . . . Tlut fifth hlg-tlme college Alexander Kunuki, I* rated among
HAS T.'HALLY PAS S E P
. ..Athlete* took eight out nf liu*kcUinller signed hy the Fort the best.
THE P R e tlM tH A R V
twelve class offices at the Lehigh Wayne, In,]., Piston* till* Nprlitg
OUACieyiHO RtOU/RtMCHT
University election* last week hut wn* Charley Parsley of Western
TOR COMPEr/noH
missed out oil the Junior das* lire -, Kcntui'ky. No doubt lie'll tie a
IH MIG FIR ST P 0 .A. sidcncy bemuse a kid named Her- little green when he hll* the
TH A T o f
liert C. Hoover. Jr,, wa* running major pro league . . . Arm y's track
HAY/HO PE EH A PRO
iignlnst the Athletes' ticket. With men, who cleaned up In the heptnFOR FiVf. Vt'ARS ~
that name ho eouldn't ml** . . . Ted Ronal meet, are u hit *ad nlMiul
the to u r n e r P R o P to
Krltaeh, Hrecn Hay Packer* full- •missing the I.C, 4-A
ehampionWILL B e HELP i H
hack, ha* been signed us outfield- 1 ships, which conflict with their,
R /C H M O H P
er and cleanup hitter hy Manllo- dual meet with Nnvy. Hut A rm y’* |
M AY 2 S - 3 t /
woe. Wise., in the Northern Htate obsenre will give other eastern'
League. If he ran't hit the hall, team* h chance to nick up a few
maybe Ted can place-kick II out,points on favored Michigan Htiite.
of the park.
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('L K A N IN U T U B C U F F
N (H ' IN T I IK F IIM TO
I Jim H<*inly, wli"'l| he general
A certain college roach (w hn' naiut'rer of the Cleveland Arena,
will remain anonynimis while co|. !i* a gent of wide expeilence In
Vunt nr ir* f o r Amtilllmm, CoiwclenllmiM
lege presidents look a*kiiii'-e' a ''th a t line. Jim used to *end nur
helling oil horses) likes lo have a irony when we first broke in ns
YntMK Women (Inly
few bucks on ii nag mice in c la hockey writer 'JO venrs ago and
while . . . One day he came up with! lie *1111 <*n "donlile" by wrltliiR a
OpmlngH Include Joint Fori
_
a hot tip on a gee-gee which u i tT'K*l itmrta sl»rv anil sendlitR It
CuTwceru, a m v -r/ A ir
Addin# Machine Operalors
ually ran eighth in a field of ten in Mumtlf. And. If nneiHary, lie
AW Areun o im o l e s
It wau so hot he let the sclipol' could ge' Ini KID, Mini bagpipe nut
Key Punch Operatorn
CHAMP/O.Y. tHOH'T W'H
publicity man In for a couple of of uioUihsllv and uli litute for
A lH
Pftrkina Clerh*
Hit, F ' R o r p r o reHM'B
bucks . .. next
morning
(hey lte hand
. (.peaking of hockey,
r rtF. u H n c h e p
O lder W rilem
eagerly
crabbed
a
Vnper
and
uttrlm
Mr
Mm,eld
'"ho
phivH
goal
for
B E E N ,N THE P L A Y .F O R T y iiis lH
veyed the result* . . . Their Inrrse Hi* U, of Mhhigan li'» key learn
P A Y RANKS FiVC TEARS f \
broke last, ran In seventh place and (irat h.t r In hriehnll, recent
Applv In PetBon To
for a while then moved pp to ly wa» asketl w|ili h ijiort he pre
third mi the « I retch turn. Then fers. Hold M''Moii*ld: "It's more
Cleveland and
Hoeton both the chart showed a couple of esman crop of linemen I* pi city.
fun to play hnsphali, hut hockey
AlrhHHc
hriRhl.
| «cnicd 17 runs In the six gameii terlsks ami a nole saying the
gels In your blond mol often your
of
the
IMIH
World
Series.
Hear Matty moan hut Just re- 1
horse had fallen dead
the blood get* all over the Ice."
ntemlMir Hint the Methodists arc
won
outfit
an m
u m that
tiuii doe* i.-eMt when ., The Philadelphia
,
,,
, Fhlllle*
,
..............
.
„
Ihrlr only National League pen“ R*on? the
' . hilltop—
f ^ r?,
" ,w.like
,!ry limit It. liiin.
players"
they
in make the sports writers look 1
Columbia's hnscball, tennis ami
good.
track teams will, end their sea
sons against Arm y,
|
T llllltS . & FRIDAY
iiin
34
Sports Roundup
Women!
Women!
GOOD JOBS
NOW OPKN WITH
Florida Fashions
i
Mr. Martina
Florida Fashions
ft
Josh Devore of the New York
(Hants stole four liases In unit Iniijmj. the ninth, In a game un June
Thu Unlvurilty of Illinois and
Syracuse, who. will play football
series In lUGt and 1962, have met
twice before— In 1909 anti 1910.
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cloae to Uptown hunim-a* dl*lrlct4 hentnr, good roiidilion. ien*oi|.
Priced In anil, with terma to
iilile. Phone 5)10-11, 2221 Glnpe- U N U S U A L oppoiImilty to invest,
ault purchaarr.
ville Ave.
In ii manufacturing enterpriae'
Palm* for every
C. A. W llllin o N . Sit.. Broker I'ITTH IIU IIG
in the urea with Inrue profit,
purpose.
poaailiililiea. Proilurt tied to
I IB 8. Park Ave.
I’hone IM I
H K N K A ItIK Clan* A I'alnl Co.
Uond nurirulturnl demand aa- 1
112-111 W. 2nd.
I'hoiir .120.
aociated with local ritlzen* of
1 lied room houae cloae to hua.....................
alnndlnu. Uox ltl| C/f) llernld. ;
Incaa district. aniall en*h pay- Beg. IU.50 eomhlnnllnr III
ment or uoorl houae trailer will
chnlr and kitchen stool
$5.00 MUSIC HTOItK— Iternrda. Itndloj
he acceptable aa down payment. ■ «**« 3 P? Hvlnu room
, Repair. Priced helow inventory, 1 A l'I X DISCUSSINO In... ,111! IOiP -liitu-i, Ai
anile
,11.115! Owner haa other inleteala. The I W h i t e l l o i m e H o r l l U n I l l i e » e c k e . A n - t i n
” Music liny. 110 W 1*1 SI S»o- | I* n o I.CUOMI s Hill l o o It I i o i i s i i i i ; r t u n n o l l e i
I have huaincaaea thnt ace n|ierat- I used double metal bed, -.jolng,
ford.
inu profitably. Terma can <>e
and cotton mallreaa
20.115
w i | | i i, t i o i o p u - l o f I " i ii l . o i i n e i
| .o o litin: •
arranged. F i l l I n u
alatlnna, | tiaeil nmhounny cheat on
For Stile— HIIOl'I'K C H A P EA U I n,i.ill. lex , l.eumii' iliilii'iud .........
Lunch room, Radio anil Electric j chard
1I.U5
entire xlnck exrluaive inlllinci v I
Appliance alore, Dry Cleaner*,' Reu 71.50 5 pr. solid onk
Phone lilH-J lifter f> P M.
lUnlw aro atom, Grocery Stole,| rlinetle
111.05
Variety store, Touii*l m in i, |lieu. 1.50linlli iiiril*
.Oil
lleer <Sill tit’ll.
|I il»ed die»*ei
21.05
I tl-ril I p< herltooui suite with
I need listing nil 2 * » » » / " " • ; .............. I’latr ...........m u m
*>005
•touaea. priced from JP.IMMMMi m
M A TH Ell H F S A N F IIK H
5 ROOM furnished huiiae available
$10,000.00.
201-011 I-:. 1*1. SI.
I'hune 127
June 1st. Adult* only. Call at
121 W. 15th. Bt.
Have buyer* wallinu
f"i U
2.25 uul.|NKIV H .C .IR S surtaceil to per
clean hou*ca. reaily to move in. Pieiniiiiii Paints
FOUR room* modern apt. Kurn-
Ixhed. 500 Park Ave.
FU R N ISH ED A P A R TM E N T. 1200 Magnolia Avenue. ______
IlN F U R N IS IIK D garage apart-,
ment, gaa atove. Ailulta only.
2100 Mtllonvllle.
F U R N ISH ED 4 room apt. Adult*
only. No peta. 915 month. Phone
H20-M. ____ ,
1 ROMM furnlxhrd apartment.
Friuidalre, ligltla, hot A cold
water, rtot Magnolia Ave. Thone
-A
I
-ale very cheap. S E M I N O L E
T R U C K A T R A C T O R C O . Ittlr
I
A- Firnel'
star.er
aervtce
||.,Mriy H e iv lie , .1111
* IN 111NO
lUJI \lN
v\ N vlN
o
Army Raincoats
2.50
i Hon. (Hit floor* made like t
. v iuishinu. cleaninu * wax
Also neerl llatlnu* on small roial |Tarpaulin*— nil sixes
ARMY N AV Y SUItl’I.tlH
I Portidile power plant, 22 >.
homes with 1 to 5 nerea land.
105 N Palmetto
i experience in Seminole Con
r . A. W IIID O tiN . HR.
PLYW OOD
boat
ira lle r-7 tii! H. M. (ileaaon. Lake Mary
I til S. Park
Phone 12*1
horse kicker $IH5. Phone 210-J V E N E TIA N III.IN D 8 mniie to
( der. Seminolo Venetian It
tH Inch wood cook stove. W. M .. Co. H2U W. !Ird. St, Ph
Dickina, Enterpriae, Fin.
• II52-W.
PURE H O N EY. ORANOE III.OSKll|„.r,
Hrpairmu
SOM. SEE HAW K E, PAOLA.
Fred Myer*. l i t E. 2nd St
I
,,KKF|r? ’
- ------C A LI. 517 for Mattery. ISenei.
N OItlir. used rt refrtuerator for
Noonnv
OIM IN MIL
rtO M tsuitMO,
AND A ttUNNLU
ON SLCOND
,
ALREADY/
■ pi r c h in
o e co n o ;
Sws
W
I
S EE UK FOR
M IM El Milt VI'll P R IN T IN H
I USED O LIVER lla .It ami Hog
A N D T V PINO
Harrow for nntr, good eolidition .
C R E D IT HI III. A I' O F
EX C H A N G E •> r o o m modern
SEM INO LE TRUCK A TR A C
SANFO RD
houun, well .hailed ground.. !••• TOR CO. 11tli. A French Ave.
J 41« N Park
I'hrme l l »
fruit lire*, Hi acre*. 2 cai ga
>00 ML AM T O f A / , w
>1
>OU'V|. KIM CO MU- r i’ i
LOfJE KANx.f R ----U ’I
ANO T O N t O J' f A J,|[- 0 \ ,(
PXr— —
r ^ f'Rin I'll 1
OrnerHl
Flleetrle
rage, 4 mile* from town, will Secondhand
stove, $10. 11.15 W. 25th SI., •ORI.ANliO Mornlnu Serdlin-I "•
trade for good 1 or I bedroom
i IhiiiIo Fivenlnu Slat. Call Itidi't
phone HU7-M.
houae In town.
) Ray. 11115 J.
FURNIHIIFH) apartmrnl on Pink NICE ennriilig, fleering black
KLK CTR IC or
eyed pen*. Older now County
Avenue, new nnrl very nice, no
A C K TY I.K N K
2 till.
ohjeclinii to chllrlreii, all <<•li
W KLDINO
ttle* furnished.
Sanford Motor h l'.«ipI. t*.
8— Real KiitaU For Hale— 9
5 II P. Ait Drive Iron! will, trail,
F R E D W. R E N D ER , Krallnr
20R W. tat Street
er. I’hune M77-R.
I
Phone 1010
N O V E L TY WORKS- Lawn I ...
PAIN TERS
Recommended-L » t ' nltiilu repairs. All kind* ol w.«..i
NEW MASONRY Store Ruildlng,
us help you with your paint
wnrk. IIon l a A Truck hialle* Let
0 lota and garden, light*, water, B A R G A IN -5 room house, rlly
problem*
hy
recommending
bu*, convenient tu stores, uaU* figure on your Job. Oiinlcr
$7500.00 on 17-02.
painter a who use quality ma
rage,
fruit
tree*.
61,000.00.
A White, Glnrlerviflr, PI..... M IC K K Y .MOII.HK
AlaoGa* Mellon, corner lot. Cor
terial* ami guarantee their
N
E
w
—
.1
bedroom
home,
two
lids,
ner for Open Air Market. Home,
IQM.T-R.
work.
fine neighborhood, c o n c r e t e
*lte lot* 1260.00. Several homea
1 WIOM )
HKNKAKIK fiUaa A I’alnl Ca. . I.AW NM OW ERS aliarpenril. to
const,
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Al?e VV6 y
under conitructlon. Flamingo I GROVE —10 acre* - V a l e n c i a , 1 12-1 I t W. 2 nd.
eyclr* repaired. Ira-k and Les
T w E v n ..
Phone ISO.
nsoN G \
Helghta, 6 mllea south. Office on
wnrk. No waiting— work u"'"
TO SS6
O M -O H '
llamlln, and Pineapple orange*, FOR SALK: fine used Servel gaa
•property. W. J. Garnett or
anloed. II. W. Shuman. II"
TH E HEAP
on tmantlful lake, paved road,
refrigerator, In exceptional good
i Phono Orlando 24(155.
East 4th. St., Hartford, Fla
A i N T 7 ro
tree* 16 year* old. $5,500.00 Mr
condition, aeven cubic foot, no'
(Formerly with William* F'm .*
down,
balance
In
5
yra.
mechanical
rlefccU,
Can
lr«
a
ten
R d U s T R I a l • Exceptionally wall
Shop).
____
JO H N It. BROWN. JH.
at Millcr-lliahnp Company, lift,
located tract of Induitrlal pro
H
A
P
BMf.
Phone
I57H.
8
.
Park
Ave.
perty, ap entire block between
id— ponce*— FerHonulH— Id
FOR SALK: Ono used Norga elec
6th and 6th Btreeta and Laurel
tric refrigerator: A l condition, W A N T E D : Mr*. Earl King
and Elm, 160 fN ty frohtlig
trackage.
all porcelain, completely rehullt,
taka her daughter, Hally Kill”,
VAREHOU8E - 86 a 100 feel
six cubic fuot. Sea it at Millerto the R*t>*< dturllo al I"*
IlUhop Company, I I I f l . Park
rorrugatad Iron warohouaa with
North Park Avenue toiuort«w
loading platform 160 feet ’«•
I where Mr. R. L Cox will niaks
(track, located In Monroe, bulldn photograph free of charge f<"
i publication In The 8anfiird
, Herald'* “ Moat Promising Clii
I xen of Tomorrow" contest.
offer.
C H E V R O L E T, good i
' engine A chassis Ii
condition.
$228.00.
Swart/, Phone rro-M
CHICKEN FARM • 4 room houae
and garage on BtaU Highway
46, nicely landacaped, 100 fruit
treea, IS acraa, poultry eoopa
and area fenced, small lake, a
good bay at $3,600.00.
SNCCLAL • S etory I bedroom
bouse In Roae Coart feet loo.
Owner Just eompletlag all nacaaaary repairs, will be vacated
May Slat. A good buy «« rUOO-
I tnuiN, 4 acre* of tiled ground
pa paved ropd near Moaroo Cor-
J O SiMPLV APOOB
you MOM*! '
cnmlltjon, $64
turn north
U n d o Bpiin
rw u A t
rv.-'e-o
P TM AT
AM’ ANV
1 -rsuNV 'T WFAN
1WfcV'C.’ U . VI . Nil?
-i Ai A C M I 5 u r 5 5 vstc
•s
i.i*$ n r t ,.i %\r.h r .
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Vodnplrh R'
Plmne 1240.
7— P a U -ix h a a to d i-H i iM H iM
Jiv.I.M f
iCCAVlS
P s c o u :^
-
Palmetto A Second St. Phone
i ■ 1222 Day or 1021-W evening*.
1*41 ford Convertible. Call after
6:60 . 687-J. 41IH Elliott Ave.
O B E D 'V O R D B V 1*37 Ford Ticku p , fair rttbbor, 49* tag,'$125.i>o.
j u m p in ' c r u f s
.:
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mv
*
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f>AGE EIGHT
THE RANFORD HERALD, RANFORD, FLORIDA
Reginald Mitchell
1h Sent To Naples
Ai'liPHon’H Report
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1948.
Rootles Fishing
F t Worth Flood
Mata agent* to carry n*l*
alongside their boat*.
When gaum fish were separated
tru*ttB*e* Ki«m I’m i l| « „
(tnnllnoed rrnai Tag* Os#t
from rough flab nnd thrown overnut fi.rwnrtl niicb totggpatlon* but
ju re nl Clrwiitoii, wai (d iicd in hoard, ilicy landed lo iltg *nb- wealher ill felai and Hkl.iboma to
Reglnahl P. Mtrch**ll, a former
I’reililent Myiigmnn It hen nf III#
m lrlrn t <>f Hanford and an nfflcar
jail at l.nliellc umJer $1,000 bond ' '"erged net irnteml of tu-lng allow- 14 dead and nunc than M il in ju r
Ann rietoi-H|mn*urud
government
of rht* llrd in l Htalr* Porrign Hared.
of Kmi'ii Ion* Imeu lioereali-d in ii
on a formal
charge of arceplmg
K" f r n \
at chaige
vlrr, ha* Iwtoi Iranafurrad to
tlefcnit. ir.'MIy with the Mulled
.folin r . Itcipone, roiiinil*<lon
The count wn* seven drowned
money
for
non-|>erformaiicp
of
lii»
Napli'i m CnnMil from I’ari* where
lilologlHt In charge of the l.uke am| .'III 11ch I.mI hI locpltal* here,
Hinie* r,ii,t Anihn**ntlor Wellingduty.
he won eerniid ert'rrtary, rhargetl
, t Ikcecii,,he.' aorvpy, tutlil nil Mir lo u d ly f„r etoH'k anil eapiiMii*,
Ion K........ f Chinn enhl after n
Newman aaid the arre*t waa vcy tnama believeil to have been five dead and t»:i injured from a
with tin* dlrr-rllmi nf United
n u llin g with Arlieimi hnt week
mad* an «vid#nre prottneed by involved In tile (dot bav* been lot undo at Amarillo Sunday night j
Infonnatlon Hnrvlre artlyllle* fur
I lint lie had aoggeated inch u |oo
an underrover agent of hi* hoard vilipended and all fiih renio* one .lead mid nine injured fior.i
preio. ratlin and million plrtures
iei .
who, with two other*, ha* he*n ■•porta of one crew are tieing Iwiitera In Oklahoma, and an*
In France.
Aclie*i,|| *ahl the oolenme of
working on the ra*e far all week* tli,regarded.
dead and at least 12 injured in
He went Id Pari* from *he Hlaln
HoihIhv '* vote In the ,‘hivlel rone
III an effort to get aclenllfic ., He aaid It wa* too early to tell west Texas tornadoes
rirparlment where 'lie had been an
of O rm n n v indlcnt.lv tin- |wi.|.l.evidence
on
which
to
l.axr
a
final
whelhri biohiglcnl finding* of lb
I lie latest ul tlie tornadoes
a«si<dant In the head of pri*a*
overwbemlngly r.'Ji'cted Mg’ IIn*
ilcclaloti on whether netting opera upset hy the operation*.
relations for three yuan, finring
1which lashed the southwest slot*
•.Inn *|ioii*ored mill v loogrrini
tion* rhould be permitted in l.ake , t'ominrtcial fishermen for year* .‘ Ini..lav pit both slate, Inal night,
Ado ».o, made the conioient at
thin (line he (tail alio nerved mi
Okeecloilice, the game tienr.l tail had been permilied to lake Inn,in \l Stmt, Tex , "tie woman was
variitll* tein pm nry prime delatU
lo-> new* confert'liri- lie *nl.l Model
fall aet up n *y*iein of lltniiel from l.akc (lheechohe.* and lh><
,e|n.il* imllciile l lot I III per cent
nveioea*, nolaldy an prei* officer
killed and eight persona injured,
nnd Mi|ierviacd aeinlng.
Hi John* River by special state A fat liter was kill.
hy a twister
ul the voter* to ut'd down Mir
of Ihe Amerlcnn Mlimion to ohSeveral crew* of commercial i law.
S e ll mill lam, Wyatt in u ccene from
Hovicl piopieial In I lie leiiim* will,
which skipped over into Oklahoma
cerve election* In Creece In 1(14(1
2t»Mi Ceni ii v Fox rvlenag in Clnecolor, fi*bernien wer,, nutborDed to ope- j However,
tlm
cnigtitiitloual front .Stratford, Tea., and tornaami ai lire** offieei with ihe poli
milled.
rale under aupcrvialon
on of a atale Came nnd
•oler M-ri*'ti "i Thuradny nnd l-'riiluy.
I lie (ieiiimtia were given Ihe
tical atlvlsrr to the I'onimanillnu
blnlngiat or Ida aide,*. Tlwfc wer“ the arcus Fi'di Commissioii ch",cd .who were wntclnng a suflhall
rli..ire of voting fur i, hand picked
net flailing Mvo do otjiiii'il nine ja*rs,ui* in a crowd
general II. H A rm y ftircea In Knrtft
to take a fish countt. throw liark years ago. I"Itaallrule
Im* stand In ' who were watching a softlmll
rlalc of cMiididaten for , lerliim to
in Jiin o u ry A p ril, HUH.
all game fl*h and ke#p rnt/laii llii' face of uumerous court testa.
a "Pi..pi,-'* Congre** for Knitter
game at ,\|.-ekur. UI.I.i.
h a ilitr hr had served in (he
and rough flah for aalp.
j
Coiiiim trial
fiabermeti innin( in:«■•' . nr nf voting ngain*l it.
The Trinity Itivrr at Dallas wa*
Htale lieparlnienl prein relalltHM
Newnmti '.aid evidence indicated i tain I ,-Mini' does more to help
Ache' <m *niil wi) have nlwiiy*
fri.in April, lOflM to December,
aomn rrewa were permilied by the gaum fish supply |,y d r-ti,ly expected to reach a crest of It
fret today, I'll feet above flood
laki-li Mie pr,alt Inn that eleetlmgi
1041. Mr. Mili'hell entered the
ing iitedatory fl*h than it does stage told Ihe high, st slur* l'.WA
, p i i i i| mil I,v m ii .nutting n idnghforeign in v it e In 1M1 and ilnre
barm hy rotling the game fish The stream, hove vet, still was
that time Ims been aulgned lo WIDOW ul 111* IUIU Itepulilliali li*l mill allmvlng only voiea for
population.
within tt* lUI-fnot levees.
(In* following foreign p o iti: Bor Pi«tld*ntl*l candlrtal*. M ti Wtn- o do i d even rmiinlely nppM'.'u l
The tiiuhiglcal survey was ret,
Meanwhile, a ilr.istir chill lti4(
deaux, tfwiiknw. War raw, Dublin, (1*11 Wlllkl* and lr*i mn. I'bllip In c ,1'Citoos He added
lip to get exact scientific t vldence ■Iroppeil teui|H>rnlurea :<(l lo 4U
tlsailsusa #-r«n Pag* Ilaal
Port-au I’rinre, Port Said, A lg le n (butt) eliuwii *bov*>, waie liilujtii laki's eiiraordioarv coorng,' an
to the United Htate* ami there- to support une argument or the degree* from yesterday began
whan tlialr *utu plon**d ott tli* i lint |,itil of the popidalloo to in
and Pari*.
for* nut entitled to tli* fellowship. "liter.
moving across tin- tipper I'latns
hlgliway u**r Cambiltl**. Ohm, .In nic illapleasiire under llle*c cun
A native of Hanford, he gra
II Mimmuls to $|,r,fiu n year, and .
slut's liiihtv.
during ■ lainiluim M u Wlllkl* dIMmi*
dulled from Duvall High Hctuir.i
I* ilUe to tieconie effcrtlve Inly I
Ihr.eigh Mi new I'alnmai teleA f le i mil lug dial fhivlcl ropoils
The I), ft. Weather llure.su t r in Jark'ouvllle, received Id* A. II. w*a r*p«i t« cl lufTciliig poiiibl* lo* showing Hi pet c u t of llo‘ .v oli'*
|
Scope, acleidi* Is could -e* a light tent,',1 Mist lb,' new cold hio'ight
fiitin Vanderbilt
llnlverilty in t«rn*J Inlurl**. Philip, rv, an In
candle
40
mm
mile*
Democratic
l.fadrr
McCormack
1
1
be
sir*
of
a
were negalivo, ha said ibis lildi
snow and ball In spots in :h*
1925, attended F.innry Uni vanity diana 8t*l* rtprvwnlatlv*, aui7*i*d mil.* to ns that 'be population in
(Mass) aaid today Franklin D. away.
Motitaun-North Dakota area, Know
(iniernutiuoui)
flcliord of
I . a w In
1927 7H thruat brute**.
Roo’.evelt,
Jr,,
of
Naw
Vnrk
will
1
the K n i le rn anno i* ov erwhelm
I was repruteit in Hillings aiut Crest
and
In I9MI-H2 attended
(he
lie
welcoined
in
the
lions,as
a
Falls, M ont, and at Willlstou,
uiglv against Mu' p ro g r a m which
U n ive n liy n f
Bordeaux. B t-|
Democrat.
North Dakota. Aberdeen, H. I>. re
W'l- -lll'OlIttcd lo it
fore jolulug (lie foreign aervlce tin
Itoorevelt won lit* House scat
•‘While It l« I roe,"
Acheson
ceived .1.75 Indie, of rain mixed
had 12 yrara
experience with
of the late Ho| Bloom in a r,.erlal
-aid. "that there are serious danwith hall.
tR
newipaper*.
pre**
auoclallon*
i« tinilmirel Fine
.....
election yesterday. He ran on the
(>, is to wm Id pence exlalliig "i
THiiitcratores writ. Ilk at Hilland public relatioui nctivltl**. Hi* Hulled Sillies in lieilioinv, i.Mivi i |,c *|t mil ion In Asia, It Is nl»"
Liberal ou t Four Freedoms eait
Inga and Willintnu. and
at
les tlcketi after being denied ihe
addree* in tbli country h Jack- than ihe louunuml of it,.- I'lotcd Hue. ii' I' 11me Mmisler Nehru of
Crea! Falls. Fargo. N. D , itlrrCIDemocratic uiuntnatiou. ftne of
tonville.
•Stale, iM-ciipaMon force*, lie « ill India staled to the press ttie other
Iv In the path of the mid, report*
three randldalrs lie iDfeated was
repieseni ihe M ull'd .Suites on ,lav. Mial a I’aclflc defense pad
ed no earlv mark of HI, but the
Renjatuiii Hlialleck who aaid the
th* Allied Iduli niiomi* *iou Im ti,old not lake shape until |oe
forecasters said "that won't last
Democratic nomination and Tam
(iirm anv t United itlat,-*, Mmt*-d ■cut Internal conflict* in Asia
Inn,'."
many Hall'*, backing.
Knigihiin, l-'rnncei when «-inl>h h wcle resolved.
Tbundersbowe.'s w e r e
wl.lc«rnatl*Me* e , « »
McCormack:, aiked by r*porlers
“ He was ipuded Us going III l«l
ed and will »■s, ir f e th* .tppi"
spreatl thrnughmit the rent ml |mrmerriment of the itudrnt body. linaie fuiicloois of a . b"'i <>■ •av M.at the lime was no fill**
v bat would lie Roosevelt's slutu*,
(Ion of the nation from the Texas
About 2511 *1orient* have register Jiii*eii.n, vlas* one, within the lor u pad rorreaponding to ill.*
1,'plied:
panhandle north to the Canadian
ed for voting.
"Ha's u Democrat and will lie
North AI la ii lie 'T ie illy, owing In
mcumiiK of the lorngo »i
tmrder, hut amounts generally wer*
Inlereil renter.* Ill the campaign act ul Aug It. 19111."
welcomed by us with upen arms."
t ;.ere conflicts. Ndirii's view ap
insignificant.
to elect ii rheriff and a county
t»
l,e
iro
objective
np|irninol
The
House
Armed
.Services
C,,mMet hi) al*“ wOl In' the icpte
Fast of the Mlsalnsipnl temperajudge, -aid Mr. MacNeill, VVin..I
the
actual,
piacllcal
pmsitiil
lulttee
a.-ikrd
fur
le,ta
to
de
serdative «f the I < A in Kcimauv.
III,-, were above iioilOal, nod sko's
nlng candidate*will be gueil*.
li
u
rin
e
whether
high-flying
ItOle*
II-'
the
present
time.
■nidi i the inicrv>Mi,|i ..I K (‘A Ad
were dear. The cold, ImWcver,
at Ihe Jaycee meeting next week,
Ac lies"Ii I'Vgnll his tdliteliM'lU
lit! bomber- can be aIt ark e.l hy
mlntslraloi t'aul (J, I1.dlii,.in oid
was exp, cti'il to leacn t'Ideago
am) will have the
privilege of i .iv I iik Id.’A Ainlinssadm U Wei
I'V saving Ihnt mi ' cvcrfd men
. N a v y uml A ir Force flp*tiler
tomorrow utuiiii midday and move
NIW IV-NOM INAIID Hncielaiy of th* Navy Kim ic Ix I' MaMliawt I* plane*.
-'imis he hn* fiiiphnsim l thal the
abending n day with county off! ell liar liman.
on Fast
•In,wo *t Iioiii* wttti lit* wlf* Id Onlalis. N*br., altei h* w ,i oitli laity
liiillcd Hlnlcs is not "curicntlv
The
roiumiMve
unanimously
'
rial* at the Court Hmiaa.
Ilolfmnn will uppolul no iissi* " iisiilcring" Joining any regional
The West Coast wan cloudy with
named l,y Pietldeol Tiunian to auccerd Julio L Sullivan, i'lcvimitly,
mt"
pled
n
rei'.ollltlnu
reipiestlug
laid chief of mission with the rook defense nil ling,''incuts nth". Mum
some showers. TempernttircH In
M.itlhewi lout held minor auv*iiou*ni lioiltlun*.
((iil«i«a lm .o il)
Mint
"impartial"
tests
Iw
made
nl iioiiister lo work iimler Met lo>. lie Norlli Atlantic Treaty. Tin
L c tf iH lu t u r e A c t io n
the interior of California were In
im,l the results reported lo tlie 1
While ill,' mlUlnry conooiodi r i livhiuidy inrliubis also spcculn
Ihe Hit'*. Han Francisco and Los
rnnmilttev.
will conilmio in rvi't'ivi* oi'icnc iii.ii mi a Medltcrrnio'iin ,n Mid
li'tiNfOtHfH Knott i*mvw ii«a>»
Augclex both reported 511.
;
Thu risultillon referred to con- J
rpiarlrr hurae hetllug III Florida lions dlli'i'llv from tin* Joinl clm l t ■lie Kuslero AllinlH'c for whh"'
The Weather litiriuu added that
flirting
report*
that
Amerienn
j
wan referred lo n aiih-cmninllte of stuff, McCloy will have tudhioi Turkey nnd (Jreoce have worked
the new cldll wouldn't last more
iflubtor
nlrrrnfi
are
Incntinble
uf
j
tv lo direct Mu' voniiioioilliu: gen in reeeol munllia.
It oHlImir'l
*
• »
Imlav fur redrafting.
Minn r day or ho.
effective Interception or the ll-.til j
('ninmlltee meinhera nxpressetl ■>inl “ lo inlcrvoio' fin Iln* mi,in
Mint no Imlk fruit leave Florida bnmlier under nunbat ruinlllions 1
In the case nf llm
Pacific,
laliuiuci'
of
law
and
onlci
ion)
lo
* Interest in the proposal, hut said
without grnde iiiii I sixe regula- at high altitude*, especially nl .
F.nrly day Hudson Hay Co. men
Acheson ciintlli'lcd, the pei(te
take such other action o* Is u
It was faultily drawn.
bad In be able lo carry a 90
will, suggest n pact "m ay mil
-lit,tHitt feet or higher.
ipdrcil
to
hiippurl
Moiled
Slnics
H. K. Wcathurv nl I'alnlkn ex
pound pack plus fond nnd tdwphove given study" lo the con
Kuder tiie uuiehdnieut ndiipted,
And Defense .Secretary Inlitisuii '
plained <iuarler Imrs# man only puilcv in Ueriuiinj."
ditions whlt'li made possible a
lug eipdpmrul HO mile* In four
m ilkers only would have matur today asked Congrea* for an-d
1’i'iiiling transfer of mllllnry |t"V- Mealy for "Iho Atlantic rumtimnwanted to inee In counties where
days,
ity checks at ItiHpcctlon stations thin It v to gp ahead with a |H2:i,- J
legalised racing and helling aru mi.......til rcapouidhllily In the Hlate Ity."
set dp by the Commlsslioier of 125,092 housing and
hni tiling 1 V A llD lc to a tA N ul MU*
Hl'pnitllO'lO, Mcf’lov will serve ns
Tim Atlantic Pact, lie declar
permitted,
Agriciiltore. At this point truckers nrogrmn for (he Armed Service.*. 1 Clevtland III rIi Hrliool
III- piiipnaed lirlef off-Reason ilillltiiiv govi't'lloi of Ihe Moiled ed, leaultoil from the develui'
would |inv IliMirrlliiii fees sod lie -aid the ncul la ",»it!i.d ."
clan In Heiilll*. W*,g . will lie Je x o
raving me,da. Qunrler ImrseH i i i « Stall » /one, loll undci III,* on in,'lit of practical plans fur Modi
I Hiiuultnnenualy, n president tut j Drupiwlman (abiive). 21. Iiifuutil*
.Sltilc nilverlislog trtat'H.
defense
among
the
iiieilltile sopei vision ol me hecii*- ronillinp
cow |Mtuiea,
Hpenkci Murray ol' Polk, who reninnilMee reported that In manv i pmalyiti victim wtiu tiu n«v*i at
countrici of Wcntern
Hrnatnr Smith nf firreii t ovc Iuiv of Htalc nnd the President. iiiiiu'lpnl
N e w m ill Used M d f h lit w l
pliees, ''■ervli'emeii nl" forced i„ tended regulat tilah tchool clxnaei.
11hy the hig bill.
ihll'ope, "Intlg hl'fioc step* wen*
Hilling" aaid Midi raves would md
pay
]icnthouse
rent*
foi
chicken
HKRVICF.— R K I'A III— I'A IITH
Mnrriiy nrgnml that only three
Th* ( ih ii *#*001 dirt tc(|Uired tier
taken t" extend such cu11la horn
be held In Hade t‘minty.
.if 11 r,'Oilier , in Ftoridn "-imted I'mm home* in the slum area* •Uocatiou tlituUKti toini* •tody
thu* lo provide loi Mic cciirily
"VVe are glad to leave out Mia
122 Hanfiil d U r .
t'H. »3M|
grtld"
Inl.rllog nml
wi>dird lo that Imve built up near military cuuM**,
(fntvriiullonal)
mi liecaiiae It’* a poor man'* hill."
r line I
|ol Mie Norlli A l l u idle a an iniiistiilliiin.iis ip eccnl years."
(t itoilfuiM I' hmm
come
otiilei
slate
cotilr.d
tci"
'ili'il
whole'
Hiuilh exidalnvd.
ViRfi fur m» Aiiii'i U’lMi speaking
“Tlicr,' Mol* I'vl.di'd
In n 'pirited speech, Murray
g I. Knherls of U r ,in O v e tool with fill liter Vn-c I'l ealileid
folilnlulioll (III wilt,'ll I|
shoiiled, "This I grad" Inhi'liug):
Hpiings, former llnlverilty ‘d Heiirv A. W idhic
lie said.
is the lined fncisllc thing ever ill- .
Florida baseliall «inr, said pn*The l .uPor l*ii> t s said III" twuj
Irmtoced in the Florida Legisla
•age of the hill would peiiiill left wing meiul" cs <c|i e*|M'|lcd I A till In la ic , Achesiin
lliiogary'.i
ture."
‘
hnaiiei horsne It. race a cmini, "in view of all Ilodi activities and nounci'd Conuiomisl
uallomd election Monday ns "a
lie said the
late President
fairs amt agrlciillmal me,da.
speeches."
routi"lied id, I"
I 1 "those
KnoseVelt tli,al lo gel l'"iigrg**
Senator Mhaldon's proposed coilConiiueliMug, Holley
on four different oeeaslnn* to
•tltutlonal aiiieudmeiil to almllsh have fooglii llic lory li'onserva staged In Narl (Irrm nny."
Tlie election was for for memiui!'* iegir lnli'iu reipdrlng ronipid-.
all cnillltv sehoul trualeea' poal- 11vct ftoeigo policy «
l.ers nf parliament. A single list
aery grade labeling of canned tiro* thins won uuanhmius approval of hv Mr. (Wlonlool *
of candidates waa aohinlMed In
duels and blnproposal wan r * - 1
lha tlenaie l.'tunminee on Kduva- Fulton, Mo,"
. voter*.
rON.MIH (II II hvm. h 1 A Smith lit lecled eachMine
<
lion today.
itolti MoII,'v and /iiliiii’iis•bad
Aehesnn got n slateitieid sav (ii.iv •! >vin« it v , ii ill..» ii in Hi* . lb asked:
i
|1 would lion all truaie*'' dntlei. liven ,-mb'taed fm i" •'•ectlon liV ing the lllingaiiao
vole: “ ha, All *ny, ’( V , l ..mil/ Court at Ii*
'’'A re we going to legimept the
over to countv le.aid* nf public I lie l.ahor i' ailv c c o t lv e x
produced tile predicted and de li**il Juilli* Kail II U d lilp •«lientire rnnuinK ttnln-.tr\ ’ I* this
Inal ruction
I heir own coustoociid'*.
sired mwiianiral result: election j
R«p. IJiiiihioii «<f Jeffrisou in
The sacking III iIi" live oilier* of a completely rioiinoinlsl-do l*lli« lillli ||. 3i yta it-III-III* III (II li Am erica' Is lld'i Flniida?"
on Smith |il«xdml (Hilly to 1*1 udJtroduced a hill which would pro from their parllauiddai v Joli* was minated pMrUnmrut uu.| endorse
lie •xplaltp'd lie fnvnrisl some I
for fresh
hibit the sale of merchandise heluw yah) rellahlv lo ha"- ''»etl on
lil*nt, howevn
liieMliliiglrss, of i U*<i*« moidai In III* "Ji^ianti* kind of legidalioiis
coal
,llieci order of Ihl'io* Mliihlor 'll" ■ it(,'«•), n'liiiniiiic and snclni j lion!*" Marina ul Thaodut* I* All«u fruit; but opposed anything which i
. He alio Introduced a measur*
toogram
nf
H ie
Cotiinooilsi , U tl S«pl*nib*r In «ii Alliany hiilil rmncl.ed id telling the calmer*
Which would I u riu u v « r to Aide*
loom. (fulximillomit 3'oundphulu) i how to rim Ihcir ImI' I nvuu.
Party."
Alt five ate p*iiitnoeidur
IV
flute
Kiiniplmller money retarh'R to govenoneid mil
Murray, a grove owner him
Freedom of polilicMl opinion, as j
dapoalied In hank or ir io s t
self. termed the whole IHm of
The l.alHii I'm tv pul
" lilaged In tlie lloiiearinu peace I
rumpany accuunta which have "three line w lilp "--ll* niosl urgent tieaty, waa piotertct ucttlier Ip Mi'M. Johnson I, tads
telling u Conner wlial kind nf a
been inactive for 2(1 y e a r * voting order— lor membura to *"l'; till, election itscll nor Ihe elector
label to pul un ,lds canned good",
nr no)re Depositor* could reclaim putt the Irelaml bill, passed la*‘ al campaign winch preceded It,
waa "iindentoocrnllc, iin-Amerkan,
their money within iwo year* af night. Tit# bill guaranteed I f*'I"* Hi* tUcielary inserted
roiiummlsllc ami Fuscistlc,"
tar II had been turned over to laid Nnrtimrn Ireland It ' ' “ Jlbl h'd
He aid It would cost ratiurri
Ihe voinplroller llovernor Warreti be furcad In Join III" 1 art mil,' H*Inillliius of do||n|-ri n year.
recommended such a bill.
Ifep. flrlgga uf llrevard accused
public of Ireland.
C IT H l'H IIK I'M IIT
• A runnHtullonal amendment, pro
Hru. riirlluu of Duvnl of'lrying In
All five defied tlm order.
W
IN
T
E
R
H
A
V
E
N
,
May
IH
poaal hy the Dade voonly llouac
gill fioverimr Warren's d im * hill
Parliamentary
private
aecr#* (/PI— Tim film* Citrus liiNpri'lliiii
delegation would give cmitdlca
Willi • "iloilbl*f‘t'tl«ed knife."
tartea dlaclpllned weroi
Human
10:00
A.
M
report
today
aharter* jint like villas It wmild
lie aaid H im ra rlln n nmi’iidnimt
In
I
m im i
Flight
bleilt.
k
"
"
‘k
Rf,W
*5
mean ronnlles could pain ordln- (air m lnladyt, William Ulylon
would "ocnllle the bill" hct'RlPie
OrapefrtiH Mianye* Taiigrrlne*
pncaa affecting th*lr own gov- (civil aviation) Kohafl Malllah
Ilia |iroposal would rem uve'all
10,r*m<
7M.H77
mi
arnnt*nta Instead nf having to get (adm iralty). Oaorge Roia, a> UitP- Rail
■Igtia uf Hint# control over th#
68.SS7
|R!i
bills through lb# Uglalalur* when p lyl, and Joaapli Maltalleit (food). Tru c k , 8,55:1
measure's propose,| regulntlnna.
Total 21,002
127,20-t
y;’8
haV wauled to make changes In
a Hmky, illanl 3- and 4-ip#*rt
I Economical, L-hgtd "JobThe hill la dc igned tu provide
lilvtotii wim bud received a bint
regulation*.
3 lianimisikwu Iriima imoolh
1 P lW 'tnQ ina-w H h “FTnaT'.'latte te d " maturlly xtandarda,
of Ihe aacking order, offered Id*
Ta lk about ill* uppermost pro*
oparalum and long 111*.
bring ci,niters and
cuucenirata
Ing Rwiai" mounti, and ianwvrealgnatlon Iasi nlgld.
b ltw of financing Ilia Htate raprod11"d u under emitrul of th#
abl# piac|iion-lypa boating*—
The Parliament prlvale «ecr*malned apeculatlva and iinutflrlal tartta are unpaid. They ara pick
Htalr and pi,went green fruit
piovldo* lit#
power, with
ata a special nimmlilea ipilatly did ed peraonnUv by Ihe mliiUlera and
being shipped.
economy I
* ilaal. With 6 uiOMinamboia
Its apadawork In ah effort to Junior mlnlalera to help In InP
In tub* ami I lb*, and 8 In 1SHTdevelop a revenue program.
India
nrow*
most
nf
tin*
world’*
*
Ruggad
front
gala*,
with
liarllatnentary work of Hie ininW.H. m odala, Inchidlng
- * The biggest hint un Ita plan waa
ipply of Join.
* wider liaad— gl«a naw
ctiannal-lyp#
bunipnr, produce
ghat H will bring out a bill (hat
■ilaty, naw aaaa of handling.
a<capitalially ilgid Irani*.
dblroM savtral panding ravanu# '*■They are uni conaldered a
Hnnth China, despite larg#
M O R I i O A » tP A C I I
of
(ha
govfimntept.
But
lb#
J
w
<"
kure*.
i
a Riding la (ipprovgd, agring
ounlnln areas where few people
thal nfieil la a alcnplng Mat"’
t Unutmn# new "Job-Haled"
He that elite hy Chairmen one
* Ufa irwraaaad, by longer
ii>, lin* a fur greater population
to m ine ministry Junior poal. v
Smooth tiding ami long Ilia
Panda era available In three
ard fllmpaon of the Route
an the 'v'r.ltwl Hialaa although
teai-aliaoldad front apilnga.
iMUlt
from
59
x
H
V
I
ik Ii
^ Coinmltute, add It lo otlWf
modala, Qiaaa vahlcla waighta
tear
*pMngi.
ol
Antol*
ilaal.
■la amt1you gat a lltfla bea An entirely iWw daalgn of
range Run 4,240 lo 4,MQ
rtnre h r the nbw struggla
* "crnM-lypa" ilOOflng, In
pound#i payload capaoiliaa
ravaimk.
I r r * a p V « * M"*},
combination with aharter
(rdm I/O lo 1,440 pound*
*lnatatira:
. ,,
whagibaaaa, Mrmda turning In
John Mathewi of Jacknarrow it reel* Turning dlam.................................... In na(#lv 1400,000.
'ttflviac,
! ! 1 .2W f*wl 0i.1n. ■Srorcia
bu»hatara are ag email aaMfaatln
ala
iimirer
7fc-nin.
Th*
dinner
wan
preaided
over
irad for helping Ux
beak of dilvai'c.iaat; t»M *
Mm** . */« b.,1 heii canon* i>*rlha Vt-Utn modal, both right
bv Manager Kdward lligglna of •Ion* ti-lto * aou-ano, i/t bu*h*l
bard-prf*iu>d rltlao
In uowl , . . providing 1*9
and igft
C»r"Ol»
10.11*
1S0*I7I.
Uw Chamber of Cummere*. Among
•a tag.
cubic leal of,load apace on a
C*l*ry |0 Inon e r»t»» iiii IiU i i tho*e preaent from Hanford w ci‘ M #r»
■athew* flahorata*
J i dajmn fiw lo o m , j u d »ilOR-inohW.a.ohaaita.
John Ivetf, prealdanl of (he l,hani- •n*n ion f*w its. i i|»**n iilo-iio.
k-t%i In I t dKNrasr " /ab-fctWd" arntW. O.V.W, rofMciflw
jmltte# la seeking a
ber of Commerce. .Mayor Andrew
plan which will att
m 4,>JO fa 7.IOO paaadh Twiwkw* ruling*—
and
hlatna during thn In
l-hml. ( W rear « W t o n aroJlbtJ* m i5# I tea
nt***, } Hr,inn »7S, * ilotin m .
r P J p bUikiU.Calllornl* Won5T* House received :
■71-1*0 unisllnr *l<r 100-3.0
dutlon hv Rap, ■
7 / & ; r u.w % M
1' f e
:I.Tnmergnt
ConifieuH Action
McClory Naiiirfl
Jnycet* Party
CitrUM (till
Sewmachine Shop
Two Oustfil
In I’lmlo Vi'ilni Golf
I
Vegetable Market
/
Birge Tin© Program
w r /S M l'-w S f
»■»*
rjr t o M t ,r BWfft
M BINO^VKU WllI4,WG
�1
nAn v »>•#-*r*a.f
-
•
•
7 7
(a U n ity T h i t i In Strength—
S H » W a n t e d S i^ ra U t
T # Prelect the P u c i of tli* World i
To Premet* the P r o f r t t i of Amerirai
To FwMuce Preeperitj for laniard.
t
1
m*
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
* ^ - e i p o o » w w i t P O » ^ w w > — *w— —
VOLUM E X X X X
Partly doudy and mild through
Friday; * few local showers.
>
m iw w e m p — m m m u m m m m m m 1
■ « ■ ■■
■ .■.
■
N O . 193,
Aanorlated P tts i Leased W lr»
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ! T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 19. 1040.
KatablUhed IM S
THE W EATHER
House Debate !Crisis Eases As Russians Allow Dutra Prai Acheson Tells
Byrd,
Ferguson
Open
Vehicles To Move At Buestedt Friendship
On Citrus Bill
Policy Stand
9 Delayed Again
Brazil And U.$. i Toward Soviet Economy Battle O ver
H F.L M S TE D I. Germany. May 19— (/P)— We»t German 1rue k*
xoiNrd will) loud for Berlin moved freely through Uiieiledi today after
llif KuMiana rimed lire Melmitedt entry (Mint to loaded truck*.
I hr Human* appealed to be juit a* confined about tlirir new
Vote
C am paigning
7 ^ ! ' H11 ’'«hl "■? i 1*"""........... T ribute
cy Is
Hgits aH igha Pitch:
" " ‘ m ir ,? .F.I“ U r ff'rtS llljf
'.............................
y..
B-AISV"V
Siltlu
ui.seSSfetxStSl,x o.*i*i*i*lMuf.>**
.
In the future would have East lone economic cnnimisslon
C ham ber Acts On ntliera
Joint
despite a Soviet aniuiuitccnient
t» have n new ty|re of permit.
that
all
traffic
must
carry
this
M inor M e a s u r e s So far. apparently, they don’t. document. Smite drivers had these House
TALLAHAHHF.K, .May It*—
(/TV- The Senate today passed
HB11SS rolatlntt the warehouse
sad terminal facilities fur San
ford) H R )ISA, new charter for
ford.
TA L L A H A S S E E . May 1 9t/P)— The llnnae today passed
MSI 135 hy Rapa. Kralley Odham and M. II. Smith authoriz
ing Sanford to ari|ulre ware
house arid terminal facilities;
also HRU.1R new charter for
Sanford.
TA L L A H A S S E E , May 1 9 i/P)— The Senate Imlay passed
the holly debate "loan leader"
bill S3 to It and tent It In ihe
bouaa. The menaure would for
bid Ihe aate nf nterrhandiaa be
low coal and would end the
practice of nelllllR one article
at lea* than lla worth for the
advertising value nf the sale.
Hueh article* are known aa
','loaa leader*" lit the trade.
TALLAHASSEE. May l‘>-</Pt
— Off-Da ye camp-ngning lor volet
on the Adniini«li.iiion ciltui lull
rearlicd a high pita'll today .*« ielumplion of I tome debate wn* dr
liyed by action on minor tneaium.
Foe* of ibr ball ami Adminiiiratinn »uppoDer» alike moved around
the iinliir chatnbei hultoiiholiliu
t o n ila iie a
lie
l*nee K n u rr
Britain’s Labor
Party Bans Travel
With Communists
LONDON, May IB— I/PJ-HHIain’s Rovernlntr Labor Party ban
ned ell fellow travelling with
Communist* Imlay.
well a' -party nttlriale^aud metnhera of Purl lament.
It whs published today In the
executive committed^* annual. re
port, issued Immediately after
yesterday’s action in throwing two
members nf Parliament out of thu
parly for llicir sympathy with the
CnininunlstK on foreign policy.
The Committee, which includes
Prime Minister Attlee and Deputy
to Prime Minister Herbert Morrison,
^
blacklisted M organization* and
said:
"Merobera of- the parly and af
filiated
organisations
are ex
pected not to cooperate with pro
scribed organisation* or to be as
sociated with Communist Inspired
movements or conferences.”
The lint included (lie British
Roylot Society, British Communist
Party, World Federation of Democralle Youth, and Women’s lnt.tr£
national Democratic ’ Federation.
Members of the organisation*
are banned from Labor Pm tv
membership. The committee said
many of tbe I I are or have been
“subsidiaries of the Communist
Party.”
The Communist Dally Worksr
attacked Hie Hack Hat and the ban
as a "witch hunt,”
In another move to tighten dis
cipline ahead of next year’s gen
eral election, the executive com
mittee disclosed It has barred po
litical promises that stray from
government policy >r the party’s
election platform.
New Phone Book*
Being Delivered
telephone directory,
rnntslnlng many new and champ*
chi
^
ed listings and other helpful tale*
taleill phone Information, has just been
distribute*! In Sanford. Approx!mately 3
of tha new dlreetorlaa have baen delivered to
homes and offices, according, to
Mr. B. V. Turner, manager foe
the Southern Bell Telephone
Company.
The new /rectory has a grsy
cover, which mukeS It easily dlatlngulahable from the old green*
covered telephone book.
Mr, Turner asks that telephone
‘
A
new
dlretory
sber, end
s
frequently
. *h > 1'
— A^contor’a Ju ry-t
*
Thirty-five
t r u i ' k a rumbled
a> ro»» the Buestedt barrier divid
ing the Britlah ami Kuailan aoue
between tl:00 A. M. and 1:00 P. M.
Herman time today, Herman police
and customs officials <ald. Slaty
more trucks were lined up to paaa
through.
Herman border police said the
Itiisslari* at Buestedt asked only
fur the Interzonal pais iHsued by
West Herman authorities. They
East lone papers with them.
W ASHINGTON. May IV
Blocked
at
the
llelmxtedt
checkpoint, Herman truck drivers ■Hinriliati f'reiiilrnt Ftinc.i
wheeled their heavy loads— rang- tro told Congress today that
20 "perfect” friendship of Brazil
miles from Helmstedt.
.*
.1
The Russians had Informed Her- ,h' Vn" " 1
", *
,
man police at H'lmatedl last night lo WM*f,n hemi'phere tol.Jart
that no loaded trucks would lie
Addressing .* joint *es*it>n n|
C*rn’H,' <l to cross there More Senate and Home, hr declared fl
than Iiuailaios
21X) trucks a*
hadr «ipu-urd
tie, lieit.cen
, , »«*up
,I on il.e
11 I 'O ven
ve.tr,,ld
nnt ties
iirrwirri
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.,ir ’’founded
.nr
roumicd ui
Reds Continue Bryan Requests
n
ming Attack More Help For
Upon Shanghai H ospital Drive
their identity » ( purpoif* and
money id llllcirtl* " Ami he
dotrd llwV will brm m r e
.ttonger.
Secretary Of S tate
Declares
F latly
T ruce On G erm any
Depends On Reds
WASHINGTON May
l‘» -(/!')
Secirtaty id Stair Achrion went
lirlorr I hr Senatr Foreign Rela
tion* Committee loday and iev;r**rd (lie dein |mlicy he ex|ieil* to
follow al Cam in negotialiivr with
iHi*.ia mi ihe luiuir id Germany.
Hr will leave tomorrow for III*
Big Im u Foingu Minnlei* « . n
Iriem e.
H r declared tl.dlv llieti ih.it thr
|Mi**ihdilV oi leachlllg agreement
on Germany drpends on (he willinglle** ot Soviet Foreign Mm> ter
\'i*hin*kv lo mo along with ihe
American llriliili French
program
lot , real loll *d a ileioociati. We*I n ii German government
Whrlhrl the ItllMian* will h ’
........
. *en*e
............................
..... con,nv
willing lo make
In ihe tniriualmnal held. Units
■aid in lu* talk, "tin* rat* #■auiplr id fialeiiiil iUorm llou ’ j i»
"the pirated gmranlre ill guild
■ i iiiitleiil.iiiding .-mi *oiii»rrhrtit.t'n
o " “
S -rnroitK ihr Oth.-I *tdei nation* in t „ ,| oul in th e irG e rm a ii indicy i*
S u p p o r t llu* hemi.phe.e.
■
■pirtllo ........huh Amen*an of-
Encircling C o m m u K i w u n i s C l u b
A c t e ../ I m e .
n i s t s Push W ay
r tS K e tl
lo
On WnnRpoo River
F u n d s CmnpaiRn
SHANGHAI*
May
|0— (/»*)—
prediction*.
' f t . T r l S l ! .........
..r al
-.......
Considerable speculation
about
P ayrolls, Farm Bill
Requests
Police "Graft” Management Of Virginian
A dm inistration To
Half Million
Racket Is Found Infirmary Okayed Drop
Federal Employee*
In City Of Miami By Commission
N ew spaper Says One- Investigation S h o w s
Q u arter Of DetecClean. Well Kept
fives Are Involved
Prem ises. Facilities
MIAMI. Mav l‘» -(/ ! ’) — The
lb. Coutitv t*ommmnm in *pe
Mtvcm Padv News said liwlav Ifr cial *r**inn voted ta*l niglil to condetective* m tbr Miami police vie- linur oprratiou oi (lie t'oimlv In
parlnirut wrir '‘ai.rpting graft.” fitmarv and to make no ih.mge* in
The nrVvtp.uirr *anl tin* irpre- lit |iriionnel
•ruled alnmvl onr ipi.iiler oi IIn|‘hi* action follow rd v irpotl i>v
rnliir vteleclivr huieau personnel an iiivrdipaling *ommitirr vpjmiut
'■* m ,'»
it.l hv H. I’. Dope, chairman of ihr
Ihr Itewipapri listed the ill*- \ fh.atd, lo make a vompl.tr. full
trid* ill wbnli ihr alleged grail .and llnln.iird nivetligalion *d thr
takmg ocruird. adding
luiiimarv and it* per.omiel, tanl
"The mail taking, which i> pro- Cnumv C'leik O I’ lleiii.lon
I
lection, evtend* lo high plate* uiIhr Comilllltre. win. Ii iiichldi-i
tldc and ootldr llrr poll, r drpail
W. G. Killier a* chairman. O I
lireill into the **1v hal>
Foiirakir ami II t Dodd, iep.nl
‘’Name* ol ihr*.- |>ritoli* will lie
rd ilia.
tlml they
I« iiiii..
*I mr
lire ......no
Infirm
..
...r, had
a*. .......
WASHINGTON. May I — (IP )
Seiioioi livid (D V a), pleading
anew lot economy, today callsd on
ibr linuiau Admim*tialion lo l
"ilkMMHI cutplovrev ofl the Iwi
rial (layroll
Ibr \iigmi.i lawmaker mid*
appeal a* tirr Srnate got ready
' "*r
•* lie'll |>to|io»al to Itltn
’" l ■,l’l,tn)iiialmri tnll live )irr ctnl.
^ irviniiv allrniplv by an economy
to cut two illiri money bill*
h* ,l,r “ mr l,r" nilage have fail-
•.V J
'1 •
.1
•-
V
Senator I rrgutou (It-M ld i) ofirird ihr .eduction ailirudllirnt to
the mratuir tallying neatly ) t , -K.S.IHHI.IHHI . 1. , a«|i and loan
aiith.iiit* lor lItr AvUlcilllUie Depailliirnl llir pio|.o«rd live per*
i rill .ill would ..pplv to ihr $723,tHHt.tHHI ,.i*li itrm ill ill*- lull. H i
t.ild III* amriidiuriil woubl have
yesterday on a state visit will it* Russia's moves In tbe conference
deeply fell in Hraitl, "whose |ieo* has been stirred up here, h o w
ldn nrc ever sensitive In manVesla- ever. I>V two events of I lie pasB
tlniis
of ri'Kwnrrgard from
great
ill'll" oi
iriiiu ithis
iii»
*.*■* .
invs
I.ati.in, held Ivy them in such high ’ nu) y fir. t „ f
was the
**u 1111
|strong opposition to Soviet polll||)1|(, « If. tHHt.lHHt
!*•*»•« .. mke .* l ortugmi .• fr -in
|(l tli*> Itiissian controlled ievralrd al tlir piopn lour.
‘UV
HT
1
r,,,
•
•
*
r
T
lu}
Itvrd's call for .. *l..rp "lash In
Ihe spi '.k.r’s rmt win of *I, llouoc. Eastern tone of Germany, which Itewipapri taid. pomtuiH out lhat
that
„f civilian employes
lit paid 'iluli oi in,irIciiI m l ule t was revealed by the elections ''without llir*r g.iinhlri*' 'irpie- romhlmn. ami dial tlir palirnl* had ............
received and weir recriving •kill- In I lie etecuttve In aiicli of Ihe govtin* demoernoy •d lire United there last weekend.
l)lrdu .d ittrule.n ernnieni wo- in o utalemrm acDiplomatic official* here be •rulattvr* conveniriir anaugeiiiruts
Suites, which Ii" -nirl is tire Irails
.*
.
o
ci>iii|innyiiig I he .egiilnr monthly
lieve that ihe Soviet government I loi a wide open iViann coulvi not .
,,f t'! *
'
' ‘
I,* ,,
,, ,
, ■' ■
tepoci of tlie Joint v-onimtltec on
hurl expected this election to give have hern mad.'-”
Dark*, county |ihv*nisn.
...... ,.f .........asi.mlnl fe.Urat
resounding approval to their pro
I ns| week rireult .lodge Stun,,m. „f th.- * -v r of th« Idgli do- posal* for the future of Hermany. Icy Mllh-dgc tolrl the grand Jury ‘’ "d by Rachel l.rr. trgitlrtrd rapemliioic* llyr.l i» chairman.
pnid yt-xrly mute ami rt,*i*l"i.l at (It.- luiirmaiy"A l .1 \I'lirgo civilian pay uf
gM>c of clvlllruinm wlili'h you have The fact that they did aot get 1that |i!r.,(MMI,1)00
nebieved mid In which riMpcet lor Mich an approval, some experts by Illegal gaiiil.ling interest* m During tbe course »f II* In- more Ilsur* Et.ooo u year, •very
say, may maka them le«* willing "ler money" lo keep n *IIH».IW0.- ycsllgalioii of llu- Infirmary, Mr day we ure adding inure Ilian *75®,«"'11 ' ,,rf ' } »
now to reach agreement* a it It WH1 raeket alive.
Hermhm drclur.d, tbe committee WIIMo the annual federal payroll.
° " "■r0
'rS7.11h loo,
...........
^
” lce,’’ tbe Jun il
explained, ||,v||cd m Interested citizen* to «*yrd
He added:
hi. deduced,
bus I't- Hie Western power* which would
liermit greater political freedom wa* a word which dcscrlhed conob*ervnliori* there. Tbe coin’ ll appear* that Hie bureanciaey
li 'r :te*i from II* I'nrtuinta*.' fftt*
n. the East aotte Hermans.
trllmtbin* to imlltical campaign*,
iH*t „|u:„ Hint,-,! Dial they I*
"f voiitrtd with respect to
"It 0 . JhH|MI«I
4D.I ,.... f
W ; V S T U S S , ”*
The second development which b> ...... .
hi and out of ,in(, mn(U m c(,niplele Inspection of personnel, and drastic action la
lias caused speculation about the nff ee, for hd.hy ng against legl*.
hill tragedy due to lack of h o c ------------------------------------pr(,m |WB „,,,) facilities, .pie*^
of the Parla Hireling wa*
ptUl fsdUitirt it would lie on ymn P i * n n , e n
liu lm n u
I d future
L'llSI*. i?i*«'
Imposition
of r/<
___
t*c,»i* Usilf.v *i*.rt.
eslern forte to Hertlli.
lo,.,”
It wa* pointed mil by Die coin
He enipliaslied this pussililllty
"Organized
gambling
would mlllee Don during January. Die
hy iclutlng the atnry uf till seminol rxl*t If nil offIrintn charged month p n c d ln g the u- .•neiune
Invalid gramiann, ago t>, who ha*
wlib Die *peclfic iluly of dealing of Die Infirmary. Die r minty pant
rpi|iilrerl much can* anil attention
with It wore more afraid of tbe fire Fernnhl l.aughton Memorial
(’..mlltlmi of George
Bnlme-,
and n number of oneratinns, due.
people who want Die law* enfore- llo-piltd Sl.U’tlt, lodleating a -av
In- said, to the fad tliut tils daugli who wa* Injured la*l night at H:iNi
Need frn tiloir tviukei* ,| the
drive to taiie
for | r.n.dd
Laughton Memorial Hospital i* to
•urerrd, wa* ilrened yetlridav in
an appeal for Kiwam* *ii|i|h,ii l,y
McDonald Bryan, executive duet lot
uf lhr campaign.
Me was introduced hy | I dwiu
Shinholier, who iminlrd out that
Mr. Bryan had hern engaged m
puhlic relati,,,,. work
I'HO
and prior to cnnnng lo Honda 12
year* ago wa* a pulilii irtalinn*
agmt for f'arammmt Studio* Puting Ihe war he .rrvrd .„ ., , ltJ|,|lc
relation* agen. for National Air
IkMs.
Under dii/rly >kiri with the gun*
booming in the ili'U nrr, .Shanghai
entered another night of seige with
ominous indication* everywhere.
Encircling Cnmmuniit* w e r e
pushing ihrir attack on the Foot
ling sector along the tuwrr reaches
of the Whang) nhi River. But it was
« movement of govrrnmenl troops
into IIn- rity from the quiet southwe«l defense afro and a one hour
earlier curfew ( 0 •00
M .) that
had everybody uneasy.
Al the lime the Nationalists .tent
ed to be holding their own against
tha compressing Red arc. But the
vacating nf defense areas, notably
Hung jau road, wat hafflihg.
It could mean the Nationalist.i,
holding, the advantage of Interior
lines, merely were shifting I holt
strength to more vittacrfiblr sputa,
lint the rlsrller curfew Andmmdry
ulher renorle, Including one dial
the road may be closed to traf
fic. put an aspect to the picture
that did not jibe with reporter! Na
tionalist victories lately,
l.ungliwa airfield, sure to he
mu nent too far away rroni o’clock in an auiomohlli* accident
determined Communist drive, could irope.........
cr hospllal
the
.--.-a fncllitie*
........ ... when
..............
. at French Avenue nitil the Orltiml
hear the noise of bottle el >aby wn* tnirn. Ttnlay the In.y la I Highway ^ near the Anchor Inn
ono of the first targets of un> iH'gimdng to vvalk, lie aald, lull white on Ills way to work it* night
twilight. The control tower said it time only can help him, according wntclininn nt the Sanford Stale
sounded like mortar fire uhout to medical authorities.
Farmer* Market, was today p i ><
five mile* away.
noilttced us go.*! by Dr. C\ I. I'l.rk,
"A
hospital
I*
an
liiatitntion
The airplanes of Chinese- big
attending physician.
wigs were said to lie warmed up. Hint every mail Mini woman hopes
Itr. Park, who was nearby r.t
It was utterly Impossible to con and pray* never to enter,” he de- tile lime of the accident, wn* aide
firm this rumor. But If Shot Ii-1 clnri'd, "hut there Is nut a man »r to give Mr. Balmes emergency
woman Imt who knows that out
true, the jig ntsy lie up.
treatmentt prior to III* being taken
The latest garrison communique of nowhere can come sudden In 'll. the nmhulnnce to FeriiHld
described Nationalist successes in jury.”
Speaking of out-of-town meet- l.niighlnii Memorial H o s p i t a l ,
healing off Beil attacks on the
to
1
ing*
to promote the drive lie where he will remain for a -Inn t
Cool ting back door front six
said
that
campaign promoters had time.
eight miles down the river from
Injiirlp* to Mr. Italme* luchided
hern
well
received In Longwood
niliitown.
a laceration on Ihe temple, « eon
yesterday
The Reds arre reported trying
The only resistance to the drive, cnsilon, hut no fracture*, said Dr
to collect themselves around Ltdhe
said, comp* from people who Park. Bleeding was profuse.
hang and Yanghang for another
Involved In the nmtnr accident
are uid familiar with the nrnhlaina
jah at the Woosting fortresa.
The Chinese naval commander, of maintaining a hospllal or who Imt not injured wn* Robert Erl
•( t i M i i i 1*
Pawl
ward Smith, !I7, of Orlando win.
iC a a im u rA Or* r « « » lU a h ll
face* chnrges of reckless driving
and who wo* released front Count v
Jail on bond.
Mr.
llulmeH wa* driving ><
I Dodge truck ami wa* about to
'turn Into French Avenue when the
accident ncriirrrd. R, D. ............. .
highway patrolman who Invest!
ttm aeeldent, could nol he
A man lurvey for iubcrculosi* will again he made in Scmlnofe gated
resehed for detail* concerning n
County, June I ihrough Juna 8, when mobile x-ray unit* will b* t>rou«tit
Hnrry M. Huff 'is suhatlluliin:
hart by ihe Slate Board of Health. Dr. Frank Qwllman. director of the aa night watchman for Mr
Seminole -County Health Unit, poinled out in the cutrent issue of IJalme*.
Ejop-*-
,om’,i„ George Halmeo
injured In Wreek>-
issr
sr?*5-"3L
,XX r,:.” ,,:; ,y AaSt -«•
;.. auM,mM“ 1' W
-,M’
On Orlando Road 'Mrs. Williams Is
Re-Elected Head
Of Business Club
i
Mass Survey For Tuberculosis To
Be Made In County By Health Board
The Seminole Chief, monthly bulletin of ihe Unit.
"This la the earn# type of *<r-0------------------- '
vteo given to Semlnol* County In thwr *Pcetflc types due to llmltgd
m i , n he elated. The unite are the' flllu,„ k(l() p«n onnel.
aame, which meana that no tin-1 « A oomp|ft# hlatory rtf all eondm alng. la noceesaryj thare l» ,|kCtji, suspect* and arrasted eaaea,
vary llttj# waiting, and It l* a u
kK active eaaea Ii kept in
■ervWe given by the Florida
nMr Tuhemtlnala Register In the
Board, of Health and tha local
flM|,h Unit. Thla register
Health Unit free of charge.
gives tha nurses and---------dottdr a bat
'•One unit will b« located si ter working knowledge of the
rat S tm t and Magnolia Avenue needs In the county,
First
th# entlra period,” he "At a glance,” he pointed out,
p irln*
t iR W
ited. Another will
be
•tated.
.
____In Jerry’a “wa can tell that at the prownl
Arcade on Sanford Avenue. Other time we have 111 patienta in the
unit* will be pUcad In xtrattgle state sanitaria, Ml arraatad eaaea
for ahorter periods of time which are followed for five year*,
it the county, for exam- and It chaea that ahoold tv In
day In Geneva, o m day the sanatorium but are not for the
Mway, and anotber in Gold* following reaaonat 1, '
way the pitaliiatton. f. Haa
the
sanatorium,
d u rin /u L ' eight days. Adequate
adraneed publicity will be given
a* to time md piaee for etch unit. fund*.
“Public demand has
‘ ‘
"Since June. IMS,”
imperaUve Unit we have
"wo have had I deal
Inola County from h
colored and 1 white. —
‘ ^ ....... waa In tW ' i
dlacevcrad. If
f titif ln
is ,a w £ >.i
Bjjdj
w
To Democri
Made Befol
Session
And Sena
haw bean j
ansWar to
e>t than they were of tbe over- lug to loxpoyer* of Seminole I ’onnlord* of nrgnnlled
gaiolillrig,'' ly w a* Die fact Doll ill Februai v
Do- fei* nnioimted to fitilli and
Mr*. Sully Mcr.. Willlnm* wu* Judge Mi Hedge declared
Miiivb, |Dtr,| Mr. Herndon asserted
re-elrvteri gresident uf the Hnn11,. pointed out Dial for opeia
f.ir.l Rusines* hii.I
I'rofessiunnl
, ,,m- „|„t
"urglcul
irealnu-iii.
VVnmeti’s ( ’ltd. last night ut Ihe
patient- are tramiferred from Hie
I Inal Spring meeting of the ort.ifli mm y 1.1 Die Imsiolul uod then
giinlxatiiin at the Tourist Center.
Instnlliiti.m of Mr*. Williams
i.ml other officer* wn* reminded
in an Impressive cnnillo-lit cere„„my ),y M r* , Edna Van Acker,
MInml, viee president of the slate
I'rnfossl.mnl Woman's i.rgnnUn
lion, and hy Mr*. Fay Sherman,
immediate past president of ihe
Miami dull.
Ollier officer* elected and In■tailed In office were: Mr*. I*. M.
Hingles, first vice-presldeul; Mrs.
Cuniillji Bruce, second vice-presi
dent: Mrs. Hurry Huffman, enrrespondlng swretary: Ml** Mary
Heorge. recording secretary: Mr*
Erie Vlhleii, treasurer.
The ( ’lull voted to mippnrl Ihe
Cily Terminal project.
Mrs. Muyme Hodgkin Inl.l the
group there is a email Imt strong
minority who am opposed to the
terminal, and pointed out that on
Hie other hand MO women had
mined firm men In signing petllions nnd telegrams to legislators
in favor of passage without
amendments mid referendum,
Six Sanford Men Enjoy Fishing
Trip To Region Of Indian Key
Hy W ILLARD CO N N O LLY
Once in a while a parly of rnilmiiaitic Sanford devotees nf fish
ing drops the cares of business and professional life, heads for ihe
Florida Keys and enjoys a round ol ichthyology and ichthynphagy and
when they return are ca|>*ble of writing an ichthyography.
All nf which boils down In ihr fact that Clarence Welsh, tire tepair manj P. A, Mero, sheriff: II/*'
manufm turari#Clvd* t S S . H ' T ' ' ^ r" !’ Among tha fish that h*
JF
w* * y ' " a r r e s t e d ” wvru a 30 pound groupgroup
vountant and Fred Pope, grower er and a 30 pound Jack.
hinj a fina lima studying, catching
Although used to catnpulini
fating fish last week abnard
a no-root
^ » ure*i **r. Ramsey lost ail
flO-foot cruiser
erulMt captained by
b< Hob
(hard about M miles h*low Miami count of^ th* f|«h huti mentioned
and In tha region of Indian Key barracuda, tuna and grouper
among hla catches.
By uaing a grip on the polo with
™ L t anyone doubt iho alt* of
tha fish catches, Mr. Welsh took muscles strong from uaing d*ntal
along hla "truaty” movie camera forceps and swinging a nihlkk m i
and recorded soma nf th* laic* the golf course, Dr. Rucker waa
«Mo to pull In some good ailed
ahmit fish on colored film.
8o many fish were caught that barracuda, ffa enjoyed moat catch
wars of no uaa to hasp that more ing small tuna, huwever, known aa
MOO Bom
unde of live tuna, tha "ehlehan of tha sea," ha re
phla, grouper or vealed.
euda, dalp
returned to th* Th* cook, George Ohler, draw
high praise from th* Sanford dele
rtar, said Mr. Welsh.
A t tha Lavhtor’aupper table the gation for hla fine prapautiotv ef
I** fish. Vie A mho, diver, brought up
catehas. "All sheila apd sea fern from a depth
bright *f more than M f»*t. Th* trip
Tuesday n i g h t
and th* lasted h m
through Saturday.
U
‘
a s s ® 8*
Water Recedes In
Texas, Rut Storms
Lash Most
Of State
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returned lu the Infirmary i.s *••«"
a- ,t i* deemed advisable by Die
county physician and ..... ..
*oi
DAI.I,AH May IIS (/It Flood genu
waters receded at Fort Worth net
Dnlln* today Imt Texans -Dll
couldn't breath Dint well known SunI'onlitCH Attend
sign of relief. Tornadoes Dial have
U ’Kislature Session
been breuklng out like small pox
were a constant threat.
Fort Worth elllxcii* were iilav
Mayor Andrew Carraway and a
ing hark Into Ihrir water ravageil delegation of supporter* of Die
II
homes Hliil official* evaluated Die waterfront terminal project,.
dnniugn caused by a Mash flood yeVierdny afteriunm for
Talla
Dial In-Id Ihe city ill a pariityx
to see Imw the hill siilunll
ing grip for 21 hour*
i,-,l for legislative approval for Die
The raging Trinity left a toll project l* faring, and ............
m iliWHmKI*!!? *l*'rt"‘ Wor111"'**|Vi'm n il’h Heimt-m' llnyie mill Heprc co
at f^MHliiiK «
\\o U in
|((Mvi.n .) II 0.1 ham and M.
I U/L'rl t l « l l « T h
riv r ri.ticlieil
toward D » las. The
-V S *
Hospital Tries To
Find 11 Persons
Missing In Fire
....... “
~
K N O X V II.I-E , 1«■,*,,.. M ,y I'J
t/P) Eleven patient* weie reported missing loday after a fire
toirned nm*t of u state msutal
hosnllal dormitory Imt »n pfflrial
*«bl none apparently perished In
Die tills/*-.
;.. (I. ('iiinpbell, supervisor of
Eustern Slate llo-ipilal. said no
liudies bad been found in Die ruin*
and that he believed all of the 152
luitleiits boii-ed in Die dormitory
were vacated willuoii Injury.
"We have good hope* that all
of Die missing will he rimudrd Up
now that daylight
ha* corns,
t'ninplifll said. "W e feel certain
ibut Die patients Just wandered
off in Ihe roufntdmi and that nit
one was burned.”
The fire wa* in a dmuiilory at
Die liuspltiil farm iwo mile* north
of here. The Ida/.e. which started
i,’^ 7 ’!h!*’’V-VsHV n!,/rVlIr” hour!
(l(.f„ n . I, wus extinguished
11,1 ,,1‘'
I l,y Knoxville
A .....tig those In tbe grmip w ere,wu, ................ .
firemen.
Damtgs
|opn.0rtil,
n W I/ lM t Might. I ha.......... ex.
K.lwurd H ig g ln * .
peeed • « « * « " . « { 1"*.................na.mger of thu Seminole County
Meanwhile Oklahoma, which had £ J f llf Commerce. W. A. I'nltornmloes two nights In .. "w . ^
y. u Kilpatrick. M. L. Ka
fared serious flooils today.
lairii. Jack Hull and W. V. Bitting.
I’O N TK V E P ItA BEA C H , May
I'ralrle
creeks and shallow They are scliediiled <** return i<>
IU— (At— Four great battle* were
rivers, overtaxed hy four day* ef Sanford Dil* evening.
Iming waged today for_semi-final
iFour (iron! Mat ties
' Waffed In Tourney
storms, flimdcd the Western flatlands. In sum* places they .welled
lo more Ilian a mile whie.
The Wasidtn river HO mile*
southwest of Oklahoma City.
tournament.
A (i H E EH T O TH U M B
Ann Sparrow, pretty young
A T L A N T A . May 10- ( d T -A f - Bradenton
girl,
led insdallst
lit day* on strike, Atlanta’s Evelyn Odom, Miami, 1 up at
' H 193.1.
o f r It
' i ^swamped
n m T i I*<>r e•W u s u s|(|
h MOrk f))r
record of
,|liynx v|r the half-way noint of their quar*
ter final match. Mrs. Charita
C" M,,r.W.liu « a oaM g .,‘ .n ria ;>
tnally ot. the compatiy’* term.
Darting, of Coral Gables, wet >
up over Mr*. Georgn Wilcox of
Miami.
Jo Ann Utopia) Whitaker, ef
Winter Haven, defending cham
pion, ami four-time tourney srin*
tier France* Gwen, of Jackson*
ville, were even at tha turn. _
Mr*. George Wilson of fit,
i’etershurg, led Bah* Bullitt, lisa
lly HAM IIAWRON
of Ht, Petersburg, t up. Miss ButNEW YORK. May l9 -f/ P )-A .m c people w.mdcr if wr aren’t tltt rallied on thu last hatei of
trying to talk ourselves into * d*|uei*ion. They thma the ptexent view the front nine after going down
of certain business ieadet*— "il’z going i«> get wrjnr before il grt» brt- to an early deficit.
Business Statistics Show There
Is Gold In Consumers’ Pockets
ter"— has led consumers to pull llint purse tiling, tighter than lliey
might have otherwise.
,
Mosl of the statistics these days bolster the hears position, But
the hulls can point to a few, too.
These doubting Thomases of thu fur this year ut an annua) rule
Inevitability of hard times ahead of tltt.il billion, thu Department
think that tha chances fur u of Commerce reports. In IU4B the
healthy prosperity, starting may total was flit! billion. Peopla are
be next year, were never bettor, *1111 making niora money than
They eay thla In face of yester they did Just n year ago, ulday^ report from the New York though lea* than they were before
Mock exchange that the bears Christmas.
have run their short Interest to
2. Purchasing power. Industry,
the highest total in Id years
hanks and indlvlduala, are "ex
Here ur* th* factor* that th* ceedingly well-heeled,” Clifford 8 .
optimlatlo cite aa Important for Young, preoldant of tha Federal
the long hault
Reserve Bank of Chicago, points
1. National Income. Wage* and out, and "John Q. Public la aa rich
salaries MS being paid out do
iOoattoaee oa Fag* r m t
THE WEATHER
JACKSONVILLE, May 19-<ff»
— Weather table:
Atlantic City
Chicago
Detroit
„Memphis
„ ,
Now Orleam
Orleans
Jf°w
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Saint Louis
San Antonio
Jacksonville
Miami
Orlando
TaUahau
u*a
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
ICihItr Held
Bound For Bij? Four Conference
(Continued h»m I'm * On*)
tilled Ilie No. I Communiit in the - ^ 1
United Slate*. Inlrned intrntly in H P
the |imoner'» enclosure vvliile a
Scotland Yurtl in>|»eclt>r testified H u
how lie look thr fugitive limn U. N. R t
iu.ln r oil the I’nliih liner Malory '
Satunl.tj nielli.
i
Ltder Iml arrived at the lotul V
llllMItjlit lieie l>v Itvo Ini kv |m|kf
otilv 4 limit lime before. He wa» r l
i 4tin. hr iiolril .<i|i| Wrtinl In lutli
turn ill * lm< him l is , Appatrully ^ H
I' uimummmiI who (Mi.rlrii *o|rinnlv
he Ii„ r ihr 1 1 oil witli pl-w aid, ile H g
Iiiiiiiii iih( liii .liieit
H j
Ihr finiil *rt|| ri| * niotiuo hr | ^ H
Lnlri i lawyer that he hr |iermitte<l
I lir bespectacled ,VJ-year*old
CuNiinuiii.t lied tiecn ordered
riftiiei by h Southhampton muglstret''» murt to di"'v cattue ill
IJoti Slireil why IlHtnlii should I H
mil Mini him tini k '•> Ihr llrdtril I n
M itr
l» I hit h |miI term
fur ■■
lie rjnry.
« .r ,
Hulrt jumped lo* H'b.itUO halt
111 I lie ff|»ll*'d Males, "i low n|
' 111
•way'1 on Ihr I’ulLli liner itrid *"*
istrr |otli| a |W . .cngei fr»|c. llr
wan iair|ei| off tlm ship Hstuiday *fr*
l.y !;• ft ir.1i autluuitiei pending Fns
cout» action* to ih ride whether; V'1*
lit Ik a imlilirat irfiigee or '* v*r*
cilinit'al whuff irlurti la rai|iliir<l a*1’)
undri
a It* it lalr<American
c* anei
tradition tiraty
1 Pl|f
Pont I’olthh ill|<1iniiMth were al \ borr
He molt when the cai with
,.
Fislet itirived I'olidi \iiilmt unl'n |
j* m
Miilialow It haa h dal*,
Ford Kliiltt
with I nirijtn Ueifflary HrlieM I
Ilf vto Inin In tlir 'lev to |ir«lr * i
lot ante St lit faint Yard in* II hi Kited 1
“
the tmiltiiiillg I I tin from Ihr j oeen
llllp
I linn
A rtmu; Ot ...... . mm per MOO. \IIMI1 ,|1Mr
,|(r t|r
tint* a*nlh4<I»* I iif riMirt HV1«y polirn
i . i .
hail to rlrnr a on. row street to ....... U,Us
let Ihr rnr tlirmiRh.
I The rtoiipiinv-nolnii
At III" heitlll.lt ill hn'lfldiniilplmi "pcmil, hnwevi r, with
i artlrr, hefior foui men anil two [ -lit* mi-ilinlert inrurii
womro maghtratc*, Plater re- i IV iIi'imI roiirillnlimi
mainrd “(lent.
Jlhdiml muinliiiiieil n
"Ih- liMtrili I-I me, "Ida attorney . polit y, dm luting llie>
saitl, ‘l|in< Im U nolle rmifhlrol |ninl willlio: In 'lip In
IIml lie will hr iiliU1 lu ilemnii , erl."’
atralr tlml Ihr 'ffrnar nlleitnl
||(I, ,..,*,rrini..|M pi,
r trains! him I. an "ffen.ir of n
„f Mlr
rotith n t liararlet, whirl, mean
....... hi, id, ■,o
(Iml tlli, rnillltl y linn no rlftht In ,,V)l
,,
•"'•■■'•'r.
"
I
1
,
i
i
i
i
erete
|
in >|>,i!ihI si."
"I"iia1ly, hr in 11 iieli me to
plnlrnl inn l ilr.uigly agnlluil llih
’
IMII"ii hn n I
for, It,te Iihihirlio,, from til- l.io
help m win Mm
i f » friendly eimolry, ami Ho ternn to end thr It ih
1» hn mipM’cF'l* iifi**! 1*1mi'll «'f III- j*
v'iMi imimIv nl
i rilhiniy law* of Inlrrniilhionl I.....hn linn wmkern h
iUU*.M
I MillI nf llli* « itlkmM. j
Hfotliui*1 Vnnl l»#»»rcllvr in |»oty|l»|f i d i H u iiit "
si>fvh i Willi.im l‘‘ Mrny n kr«l iimmm mI nili tvrnli"n
tlir fUiiiMtntnpton t’otirf In t'linuitil
.lohn f* 1111 i, l'«»t
V ir.li i for limrlni;. Iliuffr
ilihi wlm IifimI-. tin*
litg, Hmv in 1tl Mh* rv>||u1, Itiii irnni of nf'^rilliitni ,
rHtffiiti li iifI rilt if i*Ifr | tr» r«*l*(i«Mlfiir iiftir ii inr III Imil nul «
K**•If r In *In* fiff if If»*i»J V ii n | tin it I'111!*I •r i nf 11»i-i1111f}r»11 n
•Tl In iviir. 00 " l)Mnr to Im* IrMiim'lil nffh mlr>
Ihr lnli .il nhlp, wn> lip md ?"
tlthorwliip the mmi
h 'I*,' lawyer aAeil
oiillllrnt Mxinilioi; ,
“Vrr," lltnv rrpllril
Wntlii np;Inil Hint the
“Von «av vmi rnrrryed him Imd onlrrril Ilia iliipn
from th* tlilp. That <ren an nmlri
I Thin.;, ipreiit loned I
rlnirmnil <va» it not?"
mid tl...................... ...
•irnv pao-nl Hnor nn-WTu-i l imed nny formnl in
•Mil hr wn roovrvrd and rarrir.l " |,„, |,ei In nllrnil n
A rlp'a ef laoijhtrr went throtiph 4V„ hnnlly ii....
!h» .............. ..
c*l, ....... 'ih,.......mpiii
'll..' . 1111,1 hiilrrnl KUIer Im nnlmi in,' nlrra.lv In
rnrdlalelr In
S l.rrl I*.... I
||i n,nl he will
mu* •nor* 'll ..................
wt||, ||,.,,,A
M
e,I In oml with r*l|i,.HH,m rate
.............
11 n t iM iiH fd
•
im ih
1*1*«4
lin o i
j
III- poll,r 7"
" I hr rhnlt'a Is not helwteu "l
drr and lllieity," Jark.on wrote,
"ll is lietnrep lllirilv with "i
der amt nuarchv wltliou' cithn
I to i» i. danger, that, *f tht -oort
dor* not temper Its dortiatmittf
logir with a little piacthal wis
dom ii will r'invert Hie roovtitot
lolial toll u| ItigldS Into a suicide
tiart."
I i*,uglas, f"i Ihe aiajaritv dr
,'lairil Unit "a function of free
spec,di under our system "f gov.
frntneiil Ib to Invite dispute "
"tl may Indted IwbI serve It*
litgli pm pose when It ladurr* a
loiidllh'ii uf iinraxt, *real«x illstati.(action with cnndltlen* a*
ttiev air. at even at ll n people lo
anger," Hougla. added.
Ilospilill Drive
k *HIM t'at« *****»
nn the part of Mu. ti'isleta I"
r m i T f r l a Ixrga part of Ih* trust
property from nerrngn In Ihpild
assets lo (lie l.rst mlvanlagr or
tha estute, and of tha apparent
disposition of tin- truitern to proxenlly cotixerva the trual estate
with the expectation of realtiluK
larger hriiefits from It at a later
date, there I* no reason for hope
of any Immediate aitliUuce from
the eatata ef Judge Fish lu be
half nf tha Fernald Laughton Me
murlfil lloipllal AnsncUHon."
Dorothy Jonline
lltnartanaa Huts,' Paae Mart
and her favorite orrupallon h
• • playing "row girl,"
I'lcturea of thuothy, Danny and
three nllmr romier up eonlaitaute
■npaarwl Friday In The Herald,
I- Next Friday five tpopa, muulnrcs,
IK. chosen hy eltlxetia who tend In
0.% ixmtinatlmi hallnli. will In, plr*
lured and from iheaa may la*
chosen another weekly winner,
When five weekly winners have
been chosen, flnnl voting will lake
:
place to select "Tho Mont I'romls*
lu one w ialmi."
The Hcnale, wlieia talk I. virtual*
ly unlimited, wm net hnrk hy a
I thifC'WecI: filibuster over the
civil rlglila lasuo early in the aea- J
alou and hy prolon|;ed ilehate on
, other mutter*.
I tlayliiirn nnld lie ami Kenale tna-1
Jorlty la?a*lrr l.ueav (D-IIlt W ll
! f;,Vio n Jnittl .‘jrnnlr.Uoupr luveetleatloi. of lnhhyi.il IVeaident Tillj mail la already on reruril aa favor- ■
| log n prolie of the group" that
j phiR for rcrtaln private intpreit
lyopa of legislation.
Other roiiKiesahmal develop. I
| to, lit’,,’
| Tnaea. an r.titnate that the goV
J eiijin, ill will Kn.'JJ.UOO.fHW.OVt* lijlo thr red rif*t year allired lip
roiitllctiug crlei, for greater econ-1
nmv and higher taxe*.
Paperfa of thr Senate-llm r*
tax rommlltrr fnirra.d a "mode- ,
tale" hualudaa ilump and anggeat-.
i ei| that f'ongrrH., In looking for '
plare* to cut rapeiidlturrs. lake n
l took nt J.i.llM.nun.nitn In "new ami
r t r .a ii\ r
W,» iii n Jaiutior*.
New t
W>al*rn Jamtior**
III* . n'ldoi-k rhib
Nm h
■|"'l I M,11MlI*
Pepnliir Mirnli,
duiliiiiK ItrvoMon*
ijtiiitl* in -*li,ale
W"I Id j I Nio*
i 'i j> 11, ni oh 4 tieI
Tiln* Parrnrt
i
i ... in I raatt
•n.1 V, w II I, t'i v *l|,
..ii lir*f m A Ular
■i- .1, * -I i n-1,
. iilu.il i ll»od
11 mill .il Noon
\ Mei HR»i** 0 el f
|Ui N..O* Hanidi
i di,
‘,*r
n i l . a. It.aitllnaa
- ii
laiieii t ..uli.f
\| i*ii l e i , , , Priiciim
wn i' wtfli mo* M*
II, IU*,UPJtl
i , eMier*> Mod*
I In Jo I*rI■III Hp'tl
• , > lion*
»-i. I Murk,tt
I ii I (.,**•*
.T.|i*•" f » 4 I' m iM lR
-r lit * IJMMI
l • |fMitr f •• ■I *jfft)t!
i*v«iilnr Muald
H m I i i M lllrscb
k i
till r Mv*f *11#*
V!*•*•*• % til I'tIM’U 1«|<
. I»; hi I tilt Ion
I f.’ilrir if* rv
| .11•11,i • Mnaif)
« *.tr «1li» Club
kalfig of r>af
4*r »fk#•*s In Jliuord
CriMr'l f•j*11**11■
ii.» j- *l l «ri»ll*»
» ...
I
lk
Congress Action
*r*t«aMmtimet *'«♦*»•, t*«a,iM 1*^0 |.
originally aaked.
"Thr fl*y per cant frplghi rate
Incrensc now proponed will he n
cheap prlcr for n ntalde ami ef*
flrlritl railroad system lu till*
country." ho suld.
The ICC today agreed to liygr
tl hours of final argument In thd
rate. Shipper Inteirsla are offer
ing atlff opposition lo nny further
rate IncronBra.
Aronson told the romtnlnalt
that since l(i;i[i railroad hou
wag* mien have IncfehoetT Hi
per rent ami thnt -Ute 40*Hi
week, duo tn ho i ffei llvo lnldw
latubar, will make the ImrdaKtH
lira laat 10 yeara 100 per rer
Matariala voata, lie. said, hai
rlMli 107 Par rent. I|a added i
"Against. theaa *Ugg«rlng.t.(
craaaaa In their tiwclpal eosl
railroad fraight ratfa, durlug. tl
sama 10-year period, ha*»-l
creased only 61 tier eelii and pa
iuuiRer /area only 36 par cent*1
Ciiinese War
fraatlaaM r * * a h t r ttaal
doiie'w throw from Slianghal'a old
French conceaalon. The alrtlatd
hn» mil lieen in operation for
nrveral weeka.1 The few planat
leaving HIiuiik IiuI now take off
from l.nnkliwa Airfield. Tlie Commnnhita ere alwnit ala mllea from
liiinithwa.
I The ftrlllah In what may l*« a
I f)m,l rvaroallon rrmoved if,7 pertoll* to llnng K onk hy flyihg
Iml11 lit,' evnrtpe. hirloded loO
llilti.di, Ih* Indiana, three alata*
ii n Puropeapa nmt IU uihlr tfaIhmnla.
The I'hiiirre Kovernoieiil radio
wdinllil at ration hrymi moving ill
tian.inltler finm the edga of town
in ihr downtown area. During Ilia
niovemant radio |iho*o nod radio
I* h phone nervier were .'upended/
All rommetrlal nel 'll,, aervlt* » i i
reilured ,n it reautt.
Mrniiwldle hi lloojj Kong, TVil•
liiiio /no, former relplng liotel
’ mam *ald uptni III* arrival here
toduv the ( onnminlitv were hoaat. lug- the 1lulled State* ia their
I nrH'iial.
Zoo .nld high ranking t'hlnaaa
Hedi, who oflen gattier for sump*
toon.
f'ltlane
K
of
•
their
iraiuper' J
/no was hlllrtlng manager of the
Hrn.ol Hotel Da I'ekitt Id Talp-
J
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i
1
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j
:
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A
i lie aald thrre-fourtha of tha
ADR. I. 0 . RIOSRIt, JR.
>It'd*' military equipment captured
. . , .. 'from H.e Natiunallata la American
kNOIR E n ttlgiha*. If . «l. .
^
in, Tex., aklpper oflhe airr|ifl ,[((|l>|
f i„ lW»|.
arrler U.S.S A nltetnm. w». , |(|
N,f |, j 1M(|C.riieng and
.hot m death in lit, ralon. ,
„ p,, t,»l .,,.1 Marshall Id
lal Navy •nwrre. .aid ll,-re
ge|)
hlg hanquell at
ad to be nr> foul plav the t|ii ....... mpdarly.
«
a-eapon w*» round near the
,j.(( fr)lt| grij
diffetent#
The above .oapitmt vaa |t|lt.|irna prepared four gradfa of
it tha Itma.of hla roanlag* in
•/„„ H«id. High level Reda
(fntarnailondl Sourtdpholo)
jr>yc*,| banquet tike rneaj* preI,tii.',I Iii slierlat kllctroris. Staff
-----*'
' „ml field offircra ate four dlahea
■ ■ ■ m b b m k 'm M i nod millp prepaird hi a small
t J H kllrhi'ii, lie SMill. lawyer grmJfH
I H
' tlepentl .Hi Hi'' pill'll'‘ kllrlien
I 'fin th'li meal.*. Zao Haiti.
there
no
H itd l # m I m
fo r
A SA FE P L A N T C O © c i H our^ K ^ c^ pinq
Marlicl l(c)K)r(
fru
I’ripiiig. Aincrli'an, t ’hlnese
«"d Run,thin tnollon lilrtnre*
•■
of nil of Hie ul.ovc item i
f / n h -'* /
in iiiitiiipnli'd timing Ihr run,'id I
A |jyy*^ **
week
|
-d—- A
e,
■'Tim I'mIiiii'Ho Murkel limidlrd'
J J
a tolnl of ft,tlli pni'kage. of pin
V
^ *Sr J S
ihne leliiinlug i, groan revenue of
H l,;i7f. lirt to ginweln, Tttnml.e'h I
i
d
Irntl in volump with finiil" rtiiir,.
.yrr- —
I
uvriiigliq; fit.f.ll, the Ii Iii ti on No j
j'W y '
I. lirlug JO.DM. Iltlmr ruuitip.'lillm. I
p * .
were Hipt.i di, pole l.raurgg plu til, t —'*<
1
ok I'm, )n pprt, field pea* Mini
Oaad keuitk.ialna retilf tta*.
wiilerm,'Ions. Tlmngli Ihr votuiuo revar.g kv fleilit.',Waikmaa’a C
of ImtiMliH'n iii fulling at I Ill's mar- T*•** "1 $14T,817.00
Tke*a ie|ti
ket, they liullrlpate Home move
leiti aaiftaar. tag kuasylaa lata al
meiil from late flrl.t* for Himthei
M n,!ti> i!un
ka.piae.fl|iSM
G000n^MOtiSIKItPIMn
"The Winn lM.I.i Market irporl,
lajrl.rv.. IsUia.M I4,
.
...
i i it
In o#»iPagln% 4 Onnd Main
""
1,1,1 *"r"
l"’l; ,i"P Waikm.M-. Camp....... .. Olvl.lae,
mil lietter llnm a n i i , i
I r <1,.
Ihougli IIip rwmnhri deni is prar-' __ ___ ______ u _
____ _
llialiy ovei tllliri |.rodii.'tn on
Hint maikid during ilm pimi week I f l ' ^ l s l u j t in *
/ S H t f lll
shnwril tomnloeH leiiiliug with IH,
“7:l
j:i.fi7 witii
.............. . , ................ ..
the high of fti.dfi, i.tlfio ini til'd will lie liken lo liie flout, I'll....
i ' i ' u ;* *!'
averaged , ...........
f<„
iH,(l„, „
fl.K li l.hf.l l'.p|M'is at j:i *.;ti a
.......... ihr l.rgi datin.■
Hiiiikll t|iiAYilily nr MNikeyi?
, ,
. .
.................
eggplants helped
" V " ’1
"'J.1
to make up Ihr total of Jh.OIH
........
“ V’ l,e*'
..... - ........ »•«• V*»l. A fair.
'Mi' . V , 8 ' T - ' ' J - ' r ' .
shownto parked ainllenrev
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|iH*H»'niri'i a hhIiI Hlmill
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i Hm projtr-la were nnnpleted. t he
; annual expense then would he one
'mill nr ItH.non for malol-nanee
i ! and uperallnn of Hi* Intpruml
work a.
Mr. ftlgglna atn„ puluted out
i llml it l» very sehloin that any
malnlrnaiu e cost nt all Ih paid hy
, lurid iuIrri'Nls on governmenl pro
1 le t* ns Ihr tl. H. rpginrrrs In
’I pi art Irnlly all rases opera to ami WHIN QINtlAI I,min. It Cl»»
iiuaiiitnlu III,'in at the eapeosa of «tep> down a, Anieri'an Military
| the tl. H. govrrniuelit.
(Invar,im of (leiman* on May 15,
hi. place will nr taken ny Mat tlrn.
tiemxa I* llay. (above!, Oruorr
When you make chirkrii alew
Military (Invarnor C'liv Initei «'ho
own Hie rltiekrn pailh slowly’ • onden.eil vivhiu of m
will (111 die pmil uniil di- appoinl*
.1 I............. .. lime Iinf..........I....... '
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mem ot . man mnonia.pinai (or
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(lermany hold* tha ConarexMonal
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Meda) of Honor
(|ara*nalton(il)
ke from 'JO lo ;»I miuulea al pi,mi,l of Hie heef. Kari
•id mid will iimkr till* gr»ey noodle., toast, or fluffy
i altluetlvc, ,ii h roloi. I'ai dev potato, and sprinkle with
Andy Coat.I*v t* eoachlng hl»
ni|illngs air ileelh'ioua aerveil fmrlv uilnrrd parsley fur
it;,'ll eoM.rriillv, rolmnhh, tint*
III a chh'krn slew.
Irartlve garnish.
vrrtillv tiasehall train (Id* .easmi.
Ttre Mnre fo lk * Vot« T e ll
T h e Mora Goode Y o n S e ll
A W B O T IfftH tiR t
N.w Caav.al.a*.) Em ImI f.r avir and. to
get into tad out of. Woman ante? lad taxva
with ilixnilr. Common ,ent* eniin.trlng of
elder dotirw.r., and niturtl .typ-in an.
tt.nre. make it seem abaurd aver to hava
tn MiniU tour m$y in «nd pul of • c
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Vegetable Market
thange secllmia may
ihange
for' aUiutI H
five
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lag (’Ills#n."
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Fareote of wlnasra may gat •yrup and Hum im usH aa in
1ST,
MONDAY, MAY !«, 1940.
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meaauit* are cumocte,l by a hunt'll
of drunks lu h huddle,
• The question of how to raise
unlit'npopev l"t the s u it slid la
(ha top .qurslltoi as the leglsla*
(me hagau lta,seventh week.
The (Jovi'jnor ami hla IcgUlalri#
KticaUt tonlKhl will peg their Inlkd
larg*le pit . what the state neadaj
Tl|u fluviinur Uiid: |lm' t’aLlfiaj
Badgsl CommlMlof)' hai reemnj
Mtidcil an addilhuial 3tUMKH1,niHf
k year Ur hmel luneaxerl state re.
l u H Johleaa Mnaflla tn a maximum W0
„
a week for HO weakx wanpropoaed
ois ITh ,n thaHmiao today. Ken. Tapper of
..aollw
|f h)|rw|M|!1M| , hp
.
I Tha Henato lolltfir the Houaa
A small amount uf leftover meat hy a 36-11 vole In overriding
accompaniment
may
be ppul
fowl
Oovarnor
Warron
< veto of
aa . bill
liawcta* tfor
ut
*a lurked
t m w * n *haiM
hum ft
m w p ifw
w * through
m m u h i i i ttha
l** m
w i ichop*
liu p
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slice. For a
l delicious r._____
flavor.addi*
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par, mixed with a little tomatu
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Vnnnraa,
- City
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to Mflj
tlon stud the outalde rim of fat catchup or aalad dressing and uaad
S i i ^ f - « ro,r
tn 1WW, on a Hunting (rip to tba around the ham slice with clovei aa a filling for Fiaoch-Waatad ,h* xnle of alcoholic bevsragssbefore baking. Soulluped potato##, aandwktboo, Along with a bowl ol
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lllk f f l
flavored with a little onion, atw, aoua and a dtaatrt of fruit and In 161» Cortaa Invaded Moslo*
Md ta m p o n to J»U
good aorvad with this ham and or* oooklas tho sandwich*# wtU make coaquar#d Montoauaia, and ae*
W * wtpWa4lK%%;
.an asMlIant quick aaaal.
up a kibgdaaa.
Vau til eomreitahly In aaaia tha
tmlaht af ynnr e u r chair* at homa.Wa v* 'more hMdriinm, legraoai.
and ahquldar tnani Tor mu. And
«n nlheeear kaa.avar bean aa cam.
0n*arad,nom IM fomiamanul. up
i roqtf«rl,">au' ',#.u1*«u!«iir*, r.mr
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T a Protect til® P eaee’ e f f t * W orld;
t o Promote t h a f r a f r a o a 41 Am erica j
Primpartt r f#
C lr ir to partly f ! o a if t r .f m ild
*.VriL'|h IV td n e id tr V o d rra t* fa
fr#»h r i t ’ e rlv »lnd»
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RA N FO nn,
G o v e r n o r P u sh e s
Reds Get Hard
N e w T a x H u n t In Election Blow
* S ta te L e g isla tu re ^rom ^erma>|s
T h i r d
W a rre n
M o d if ie s
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On New Contract
P
THE WEATHER
TA LLA H A SSEE.
Map IT —
(.#>— Rapa. Bra Map Odham and
M. B . Sm ith yesterday Intro
duced H BIO IB aulho rlilng con I P i c k e t s
C la s h
W it h
h
veyance o f Seminole County
P o h re
A t
S t r ik e
property to Hanford] alee HB1011, au thorlilna tha County in
B o u n d B c n d ix P la n t
ron»ey hark to Ihe C ity of Hanfori! property xlren in (MO for
D E T R O IT , May 11—uV )— the
a hoipltal «lte.
fo rd Motor Company ashed the
CIO I ’nlted Auto W orker* to
r A L L A H AM SEB. Alar
day to ra il off fhelr atrlke In all
ftf/ T i— A h ill l „ relieve farm er*
except one HolMloi of t-'ord'a
w and fishermen from paying four
Mg Hnuge plant and at the Lin
cents of tha Htata'a aoran rant
roln-M arrury Plant.
The one
Xaaollna t a i pasted tha House,
Houge plant onlt «*hlrh would
2-22, today and wae rant to
rtm aln atrurk along with the
tha Sanala. Tha pfopoaal » a *
Llnroln plant under the com
Inlrodured hy Rap. Tapper of
pany proposal would he lire " n M
G u lf, and ha* tha anppoat of
hullriing, ranter »f the prndurGovernor W arran » h n promised
Hon line «peed-op dlapoie.
aurh arllnn
during hla cam
paign.
HV AMS’ H T A T F .t’ I'ltKMH
I A L L A I lA .V jF.K. May 17— </P>
U. S . S le rl enrp today anmiuncf -A new lax liiml it on in talla ail receipt of a letter from |ohn I .
au ra Imlav tvilli apparently only l.ewts, lueiulenl of llir l lulled
onr tiling tshm i it mtiil not l>r a Mine worker* m winch lie "olfered
gmeral valet U a "on ilia lift at- In meet' on a new roal iiin lr a il.
•itici of life ."
A qmkeiinan lo . " I,.B *tre|"
p
Governor Warren qualified Ii i i J m k I lire- leller w a. rem vetl in
anti rale* lax aland to that extent' f’illtlilirgh liy Marry M m n . pretl
* 1 a dinner ronlerenc* with two dent id die I I .
f Hr k Coke C m.
dojen Morula Iran da ton ta il night. * tuhiidiary. In die |i« ii Mine* ha*
A veven-tiiehiber commitlee ol lieen a prim .pal figure m negnti*.
j'n a t o r * anil representatives irt up Imm hrlw ren the UMW and the
f t I a meeting In rollalHirata with i l r r l cnmpamei wlmlr own coal
tl.e Governor m an effort to deve mine*. The U S . »ieel *|rnke»m«n
lop a complete tax program went raid lit had no further information
right to work ihit morning. It re
Mute* declined In comment nn
rn rrrd agiaemen, "n« . broad pnn | . ^ ,« „ f t -dher .Iran . 0 ; ay o n .
I I I ,
I If
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. h a il Man received He would not
p ie s
O f
J o lt
V o te rs
t
C o n g re ss
I . i , t
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l l I »aliil hallolt, 4,011*’ ./ / ' o t .r
marked "no ".
lire ( OOOIlll'O.I. I».,.| t...|.p.| If.
roll rip a 'oln-dlt
aoM
v*t
*ole tor Ih *o liaod pu k-.l .■
r a •date ol r aud'dalrr.
dial ih n
could go lo the foreign M im .io i
conference in f a il* nevl week m il.
a government for l.aslem I io iim io
which would m atih dial - I tl.»
Weal.
So shocked were die t oiiiim iiii.i
official* that elec lion reliiioa » o r
wiihlield /It hour* a fin ihr p..llrlo ifd , and the .Soviet .........Irollr-I
I’taae *Med rfouhle m m . 1 then
political alliea in llir l.a ilrm in n ,
r iirre were 1,1,11X1.1111 I"'....... .
r t l* l|,,a- •» veto. Of H.rse I .'.• « (.
11*14 i htiI Im llnh , *»• Hr* *! !»•••
Tht* vmIBI Imi Int*
!.'.«» *I .
•»ii|
taOf I,
‘Mila war Hie vole
Yea; (In favor of Mir liaml
picked alligle alelel 7.'.it.l,'.*4I' ■«
fill.I por rent.
No:' -g.08U.ttTV hi -i.i :> i »-i -in*
The Soviet tone rli*i-r|..i> I mo.-iiii
aatiouriced the figmea
The f'nm ttiuiilile, playing ..........
German nationalum . hud m. io » .,
*
lt ll
,, llvo
me miHiJniKii 4*' fi’ ”
jy jR y tiumilnniiiH emlor -i-nn-nt in
i m ," v.dc f,„ .......... ...
Um " vyea
« or
eil elate of tt.tNMr ilelogates lo the
ra .c h Jd T m n S la 'u iv 'f o ! . " * ? ! . £
% , f * ’ « ' ,l " ‘ ,e" «
flreHrrn of what ,W a * a lt le . „ f | >v*Y w h e n c e would an.wer it.
Lew ie already haa arranged to i l',,,I * r e ,•’
l i f t " mav imt ba taxed with hla
The hitter dlaappcdnli'ient of
approval. He hail not uaed that meet with Honthern coal mine
9 > h ra if before In declaring hla op- pperatnra May H6 ®t Bluefletd, W. the Ruailana and their ..............in -t
leader* was reflected In raegllspualtlun tn a general a fle i tax.
Va. Nothing h i* been arranged die RumJediau, necaatraner of (In*
A a the committee alerted Ita toward negotiating a new contract Soviet
m illlarv
udnilnl*lratlnii,
ttudv Henalor Culllna of Tallahaa- with Northern coal operators.
which blamed "ly in g prnpNganda
aae announced lie had submitted
The current contract, now Iden
»»•# Hlg 'W ^ vote
to ll a broad program, that would tical for all thre•'*aruuD i""aanlrwi
’
Soviet policy ivua Hie only Isaue
call for a a percent general salea Jurro HO.
in Ihi' elect lull. A ll Hi*' i,ninlldial*'ii
tax coupled1with « referendum to
Meanwhile prospectn for early
give Ihe a la le s voter; a chance Hrtt|pn<a>nl of the nation's num liia.t Item chnaeil hy Hu* Xoriial
I nm
In knock t percent o ff the levy .
,r .ik e the H AW -M O '* aplinln di'inents
,
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W ir t
D efeat,
President W ithraw s
N o !
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Negro Union
l eader Urges
I’EPCPassage
A re
hv Communlxt U e rh irt F.ftlog
oi two crim inal caiea today
were declared forfelled by th®
*
It ilisln.-l .u n i I lier* At
Hie wame trine the court i*»ued
a heipdi war rant f o I 'h ln < orleaf, ea e tier .on lio lig lh le for
fu rllirr freednin >.n hail -vlnle
Hie i irar'i n rr pending I lie arHo ii * involve , "iiioMipi of Cun
gre*a end pa--pot I fien-l The
Kovmnment plnn w 11 • lt*r* Ih f
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ern fjerm anv na» dealt i x ' omiimiuo.
a 'mashing Llntt m 'v iv te iio n
trollrd lerritorv
OMn tal fniniet
in the people’ * fo n g ie tt »l». iron
allotted today a tinpiKiuit
I- to
B t u ifls
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S o v ie t s
R e je c t in g
’s
P t .n R IP A .
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Red Army Walks Recreation Plan
Into Mitttrial
For Summer h
City Of ILuikow Approved By City
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racgllarlie S u ,"**chaii. bnig,
aduratlonul direci..r
Commerce To urist Division.
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Dallas laid a major flood la In- f'-rr_ the figures were made public.
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The bill to decontrol rents ran
la ami House mid |tl»t about
N«>iiifnl m llllM iv •••**•• Bf"i* *4V I* im i" ' tn *4f f It n f jftfi l l i # in tit I #4
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Stymie *l<e of im porlaioa In H u ll1 i- I tf f If l»#1\v#»‘n *E# In*!* 1 is i’(«B*i»"f| i#f#ri#»l )n fli# /niiMM'
ruaed the C h ristian
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Committee. The Senate group re R iver In the Dallaa area.
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INDEPENDENCE, Mo., Mty thare had been confirmed and
I t t i a l l a s e a H a r a s e 'ft****
N E W Y O R K . May 17—(A*)—
I . -r iiiK|,| l.y H three to lw<> v o l e . *,M'"V 3ll third
triad .................. the
17—(A1)—A covered wagon pared, thra* persona were m issing.
Mate ham Flald at F o rt Worth W e.t Hide
Man batten
voter a,
lifted Moil euntrid |„ D syl.iua l l V
,,f
‘ 11 bnigeni -ete
kicked off th* ngtloa'a 1949 bil
4(1 c l H T o E l o c t
IB'rti h, ■Mtlij##! In 4 p|ir ovhI By
l>y Deputy B ill L#'vi* mi Mi #
lion dollar opportunity bond drive recorded 0.03 Inchea of rain ami aroused hy a nolay and hitter
(fovririfti WNrrtMi
hcIioo I B mh Hi tit# SinifiM’1 F li# l)#to ® successful atari.
O fflc p r x
T o n iif lil
greiullonai election whether Fran kTin- H.-tl.m nu rent control was partm ent, then ’ *• the Atlant’e
A throng of 40,000 watched IncV**/ofMrVln?Wl^r001*
T h * storm front which h it Fo rti|H n D. Roosevelt, J r ,, gets over.the
77 T,‘
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,
one spec ted nl Hits time In view of L '* " 81 bine Sm iiis, where
" ’ 'V
1030 ox, miile, and l*7rM-drawn
M
einheranf
Hie
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H.
Vo
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t*
t(i(j
f((tt th||| r „ y jtlsnsgei .lames K «l"''l »l Hi" " tr engine • T rim
prairie schooner* roll along th® W orth and Dallaa waa the sapm ( ,ri1 hurdle In hi* ambition to
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were
laken
nil
a
irs
in
follow his late father In a polltl
street* of Prasldant Truman’* aa that which aant a ski
w r« / Y O R K Mev 17 - 1 / l’i when ill*f b
boom lurncd tour, most | t.uilgh! at 7:00 o'clock a' " " bosrd would not act until s w rit ** guests of the tullinad tn A lt*
home town yaaterdaf.
lashing tornado through A m ar cal career.
N EW ^ O R K . Mav 1/
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,eved l Legion Hut. Grand Chef Jim H'i, it-n trs n s c il|il had been pirpared niunle, which was ipille m e*.
As F D R did year* ago. th*
National dlgnltulai, Including illo In tha panhandle Sunday
■lil' * 1
” l'* " " f ' 1
ges* w ill open the "jim m ens'le
Secretary of the Treasury Say*- night, k illin g four peraona and In handsome young heir to a famous Americana. buiineitmen sml ...... ........ .
■t *. ilecoiiti.il hearing conducted t'cnenc* for
rltlldr«n who had
and w ill lliatall the nfflcera
^ui_
never been on a train before
name waa battling Tam m any H a ll, i^onev.
tr, Oovarnora Earl Warren of ju rin g IS .
The meeting w ill lie streamlined
Uncle Sam be. been «>|uinm>M nn ll.e mine book--bis e»P*n»e.
California, Paul Gerar of MatTam m any refused to give young
When the children on ln»tb icForth W orth’* c ity w ater waa
The F a ir Rent League, which
lachuaetta, Forrest Smith of Mlt- cut o ff after the principal pump Roosevelt the Democratic nomina .till going up. and hie mcome l-mc taxea dux lo drop. So tar, be he. In m iler that members may go as formed here just prim to the caslons arrived at Altummite.
ii see tha G iants p lay l he flenstor» decontrol
aourl, and Frank CtrUon of ing station
tion—which would hava handed
... waa Inundated.'
Inundate*,
hearing,
telegraphed * ' f r ®. ****
Le w i*
with th*
nothing about ll. Rut today*
from Orlando, C. K Mlllei so Giivernor VVarien: "C ity rommls- j " " (jl* , bun ^to^,meet them,
Kanaaa, and radio a®d screen Throe lave** w ar* woahod out him the election on a platter—and done
h i Is offered a flashy way out It* ,-elpta to pul on It* hooka foi tbo
stare rod* along lf.*Mf®.
a t F o r i W orth, flooding four ran Municipal Court Ju atlc* Ben con make and* meal after a ll—he fim-al year then ending—about ttu u nc ai l.
Today
at
the
Flro
Department
slori In a am prise move to n ig h t1
—
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can
Army, Navy and Mariaa
m ajor
residential
eroax. F o rt jam in Bhalteck against him.
voted to decontrol Daytona liesch Lieut. Ja ck lim n e r was hint lo
can do It with m irrors.
|4 .8 billion more than would come
2 MODI EH FO U N D
A unlta participated. Behaalfl
W orth’s c ity echoolx w ar* clooed
Roosavalt'a name waa on today'*
the
smell
fry
who
rlnmbercd
all
I ii complete disregard of evidence
T h e T re a su ry can turn
In. under present rules, hy that
rod* float* ®nd bay “*
because o f Um shutdown o f city voting machine* as candldata of
over the fire trucks, especially Mi*
c
s
s
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lodka
Ilka
a
deficit
of
1.1
billion
timeT
h
a
t
would
cancel
out
the
water.
Indian ragalla trooped
purpose Apr. 8U.
big new one, and who had fun
Naw Y o rk state's Liberal P a rty iiitn a p a re r surplus of f 1.7 hllUmi flxpected deficit and leave some Tha Imcltos of two of Hie three
wagon*. Overhead pin
and tha Four Freedoms P a rty , a In Ihe fiscal year ending June 3U,i for cutting the national debt. The men who
au " H*y “ " I*
‘The v o le ‘ waa three In favor itmindinu the slm n. Hovcral "room
In U k e
K lxalm im a <)f (|w.ontro, „ l(| lW(l , g t |n, t . Two mothers'’ of children eccompanled
newly-formed group.
ItfH). It can do It without either hooka would look fine. No deficit, discovered
"w o o d m e n n o t
g *m B STK SL0 B P n - m
here today, rhe third liody w .s for ()ecolltto) , r# r „ , t0M. Com- the group*.________
I t w as larg e ly a RooseveltCelery Camp No, IN , woodman
Dowling,
68, Shalleck fig h t, but Republicans having to raise taxes f f billion, probably, and a surplus Instead, found yesterday,
mlaalnner* Areal Hage ami ArHome businessmen, especially
suggested, or
of tha World will mtaf tonight al
top* a t the State Prison predicted tha Democratic sp lit w ill as she President
T,,b •"»" ,7eI*
. ? ‘ bur Hamilton. Mayor K. I*. Pad9 00 o'clock at the Woodman Rail.
at R stfo rd , (Bad la a horn give tha election to th* GO P can cutting federal expenditures, «» tha sm aller ones, might find the Grover
Tindall, 01, Lucian Hucke- kqU the ot(,Br f , Voring vote, was
All member* art urged to attend.
ig a heart didate, W illiam H . H cln tjrrc, an so m i In Congress have at lesat going a little rough, th e y are ac hy, H3 and Clyde Barber, 6U.
„ut „( town wj1Bt1 the hearing was
JACKSONVILLE. May 17-C7F)
customed to pay their taxes out
taikdd about.
H la
...
aad thra* Insure ace executive,
HIGH LOW
held.
_ that
_____ T W all,
___________
children survtv*.
HoW_______
to do
.you Just , of currant Income. The firs t six
R M U M M F lf G R T
W O M EN ’H G O L F
______________________
STU M P f i l l
Atlanta
67
ti
iislnexxaten to pay their tax-,m onths o f 1060 would have tn he
K IN G 8 L A N D . a x .. M e* I T —
Boston
69
51
month* e arlie r than they fa ir ly prosperous fo r
them to
r ^ NTM r .V p e l* ACooM r wf<£ i f
T R A F F I C V O L U M E UP
>5
47
i required to do. The Ides'raise the entire year's take fnr i h l ^ P ^ t l V^dia CoroP f.d e s rlv
T A L L A H A S S E E , May 17-f/P ) Cincinnati
Turtle." foread do
D etroit
79
40
forw ard by Rep. M ills, an Undo
flam without
feeling It qualifying flnlsh ars today In the
vo*u1n?®
I? Minneapolis
40
49
is Democrat.
keenly.
20th annual Women's State Golf flowed past 24 state road checking
46
11
station! last month was 9.7 per Phosnlx
rks sim ply enough: under
O f course, tha T re asu ry would- Tourney.
the N f
43
50
cent heavier than In A p ril a year Raleigh
itlng ru le s, corporation, n't actually get any more money,
Th®
Sha had a 47-47 fo r a 04.
96
54
ay lh a ir 1949 taxes In In- over the long run. To tal collec
N ext to bar was M rs. W . W. ago, and 4t percent above the Sain t Louis
•I th® ....
San Antonio
79
7t
ts strung over the calen-! Hons would b* the same. B ut they Alton n f Jackso nville w ith a 97. same month in 1041.
8 L Cvala.
61
47
The State
Road
Department Seattle
tof 1960. Undiir tha Mills could b* mad* to look much batT h * fin ish in g waa v ary alow.
month
U
49
y would pay th* year's tar on paper, in the f ir s t h a lf of
Fo ur form er vHnnara of the tabulated the flguree from Its Jacksonville
62
76
h« lira t s i r months. By <the calendar year— which la tha UVIHB
5HU 4
9W llnkawoman
III
ovsnk 5
aad
900
bid- electric tra ffic recorders placed at M iami
91
66
first tiU* toad off strategic points throughout th® Orlando ,
4950, td* T re a su ry would, last h a lf o f the T reasu ry’s fiscal
Tallahaa**®
57
65
15* oarporatfcM tax r » 1 .Cawtiaua* On Fug* Tr®)
Cloudburst. Dumps
10 Inches Of Rain
TcSSri.ito On Ft Worth Area
Students Al Lyman
Visit Rail Yards,
Fire Departhipp!
Wagon Parade Klcka
Off New Bond Drive
!
Voters’ Text Today III
**
Rep. Mills Oilers Plan For Treasury
To Have $1-7 Billion Surplus In ’$0
THE WEATHER
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�TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1943
T rft SANTORP HEItALP, 9ANTOHP, ftO » |P A
fhe Sanford Herald
IwS, ri.rtC a , aaCaa
|raaa at Macak a, I I
B O U i N i) L U M *
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SiJlST
Military Courts
Sanford Forum
T J m* wording of u recent Supreme Court order has been
interpreted an n hint thut the Court would like a chance
to review Home of the juntice handed out by m ilitary courtR
>in the /.onus of occupation. Thin idea In obtained by reading
between the linen o f a refunal to intervene In a cane before
a Tokyo m ilitary court. The Supreme Court neemed to
HUggcHt that the defendant might have belter luck if he
tried to get into the federal c o u rt h at ttie bottom inntead
of at the top.
T h e m ilitary ju d icial system functions prwtty m uch an
a law unto itself in time of war. In tllw pant th is fact hHH
attracted littli atten tio n , civilians seldom were enmeshed in
m ilita ry courts, the p o in d s nf wnr-time a ctiv ity w ere rolatively short an d *retu rn to normal conditions wan quick.
Now, however, m ilitary courts have continued to hold sw ay
in .Jnp/ui and the occupied ureas of Europe, and m any
civilian citizens have been living under th eir ju risd ictio n .
tim atri « f aavinga run well ovar
•100,000 par company per y a a r).
You arc showing your active par-
oject, hut I w aa opicthnrl o f financing.
u»c nf this fund,
used for operating
It would mean lmj taxation to make
at the outset, even
rJ
" * " • " “ **
additional taxation
’ , m.i? f * " * * . ! * *
• lu the operating
i. your a.I valorem
BIBLH VRItBB TODAY
That ia a gmal way tu keep free
from fear. Admit the In fin ite a n d '
^,111
...
______-
uA|l
whole $160,000,
j ( pfraonally. believe
that If
y 0U
KPcure legal pledger
f rom th«- shippers before you on„ |.lr yourself to pledge additional
revenue, you have lost your bargaining point. Fo r If you enable
yourself, you shall have to pledge
the „klltio n al
security, and If
you have- gone that fa r without
binding the shippers
they w ill
hardly .«■* fit to obligate* themselves—they w ||| continue to say
" If the rates ure lower and If the
service I . satisfacto ry we might
use your fa c ility ."
I. further believe that this
c(lUr„ diould Iwr followed no mattor which way thi* dorks nri* f |.
riuns*«^L Itecuuse sim ply having the
f«cllliy Is not enough—It has to I *
operulrd successfully for us ami
Central Florida to realise the antlclpated benefits and prosperity,
Otherwise It w ill be a direct Ha
bllity
•r, vole for the retting the amended
the State i.eglslare C ity has to have
•nalde It to pledge
rnm trip ilockn anil
llty
to repay the
endment added to
i to
additionally
rklng meter fund.
et, placing an addlthe taxpayers and
lid he amended so
TU ESD A Y, MAY 17. Ittttt
. k __ -
TALBOTT’S
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themselves * U
" M ..... ..
- ■'» «* thoroughly
expressed hv that
"'m lla r
projects to
>*s men and women " Z whV h" r
and
Meeting Monday of
against their m istake.,
my Indication ^ h l. n
wl'r,,H* ln *tllu le ull the
asy election. There f ' ’11" '1
methiala rerpdred
•r Ihan peojile v«t- ln
business,
lernselves.
Another alternate plan would be
alternate plans for
v" urM'lf •"
revenues, secure contracts, (lien
addltiaaally secure the ' loan by
**. 1"
up-to-date B||owing IIMI to HIM) Interested
lulysls of (ircsent business men or parties to pledge
together with the un,j
$bot). to *1000. aplw e
ween e s |i e r t ed „ r
placo this money Into a
' s ' ^ m m s l ! i l e " ' l , 11 " t h e
p
run''
li
lf>
w h iU '
* 1" '
to the projn ( ,* becoming estalillsheil,
the revenues are ln su fflrle n t to
ure
performance meet the noiortlxallon of the loan.
Ihe shippers pleilg- Then when the
fa c ility
starts
their pro rata showing a profit the endorsers
■ necessary f.0,000 may Is- paid hack at
Interest,
mid freig h t, If we T h is give- the promoters, the shipy, build and upar- pers, the business men, the direct
i f ilia-ks uml wore- mol indirect benefartors, a chance
At the some lime u eruhuse the iircgress and
with one or more growth of Hanford ami Central
insportiitlon com- Florida personally— this shows to
Ills tonnage.
the finance corporation an active
alt* a sound plan participation in a project the pen-
f u ifT a a to C r itV ifs i
Leader
■*
■'cntly refrained fmm voting im »
tile T.'l inltuil project, di-clnred llml
he wmild cense to object to the
N
m e lli iM ls
proposed for fioaocloK Mior
it if Ihc ( ’otiooissiim would agree you
t« lower the C ity operating mil*
lage celling In the Charter now Ite
rate the Legislature fmm Ifi to I I
mills, and rciiu rsi the legislature
Budirct Plan
r u a lls u .s p -m m raw * n a s i
year.
Tim day when'tfm fundamental
issue of making Income'and out
go match would be pot off for a
time.
Chinese War
s
And here’* how they expect to
tell It to limdntiamumi: if yoii\halnme the lamka by earlier tax vcullertiont, yuu won’t have to rhlne
Ittxea. Would you rather divvy tip
*ix inuntht earlier, or |iay u
greater totalT
American Individual. .e«m tu
have met their prrtonal Income*
T h i'flo o d control d istrict would outgo pruldam In recent month.
'» !* •« • « f ‘ 7 connllet. It Iiy a different method from that
would lie the fram ework for flm .l proponed for Uncle Sant.
m- * *
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Approval hy tha l.ejtltlalu re , hu all<t drought control project, to
pointed out, g iv e , the <-Uy |h c |„. undertaken hy llie federal uml
right to carry out the project. In tt1
g „vtir ,in)„ M|x,
I . not maodutory.
T lia ........ ....litre aim. approved
No te l loo wa* taken on Com* levying a im c-inlll tax mi all
ml.Mloner Hanilall C h ate a tug- laxalda property within the ill.ge.tlou for a referendum, a . it w a . trim fo r m ain laliiliig the cmitrol
thought that approval of the pro* project after i t . erection. The hill
Ject a . exprex.i'd by inure 'b a n , .e ttlim u p the new d l.trlc t a l.u
100 hu.lness men at a recent meet* I provide, for a three tenth* of a
log w a . .o ffician t Indication uf n ,||| levy tu ra l.e revenue fu r nrthe trend of nubile Ihought mi g a id iin e the •District,
tlm m atter, .a id Mr. McKlbldn.
Hep. I’on.er uf Jnckaon Intro*
___ ___________ _ . ___________
i duced a hill to turn ad m liil.tratio n
(i. W.’s Suiulwlch
of old age ..i.taoce and aid to the
year*. Il would Just cram the col* , needy over to the cmintle.. The
lecllmi. lulu a period of .1* month. State Welfare Hoard doea the
work at prc.cnt
.........
......... hill
I'mmer'a
Dr. Henry MeCuulin
would dn aw ay with w elfare laranl
"care w p rk c r.", tha employe, who
T A M I'A III)Y H 1 MF.N
TAM PA,
May
n - I A * ) - T h a lu v c llg a t* aid applicaliaiix.
Tam iia Kiuukur. have announced
iiiirchare uf Ja m * . Keren, a righthanded pitcher, and OKI U a u r., a
catcher.
11.1 Magnolia Ava.
Oplnmetrlat
Fhoa* Sit
W E D N E SD A Y M O R N IN G
fa
ilia l
new
bull!
will b* needed
A Leghl.livr tax leudrit .mi Coy*
eraor Wartrn cniuyrd a tump*
tuoui ttpeil in ilia Executive Meneioo D il nigh', ai tliey cuntidernl
grayt end incam uf nicking the
;|iahlic for additiunel tevenun. Proidaenl on the agenda fur diicui*
•km wax a u l« i tax which
th e
Cuvernur h a i prumited
dear and uver again tu veto
Smauee il hill the (mur a*
Dell at (he rich, though all Itxai,
■A caune. are paid by lb* ultimate
Bjawater. Bui if iom« way can be
B e a d D r palling tbii lex bill over
flfk veto, or making il more pal**
H i t le the public by celling in
n a
receipt* tat on retail talti,
K eometbiug like that, il may be
H i (he coel df etale government
H | be doubled in the next year
A H A LO WITH
Single Spreads Washed .......J
Double Blanket Washed ...... #J
Single Blankets W ashed......
The above articles Fluff Dried
150 Extra
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Here Is Your Dream House!
One table of Cottons, Ray
Prints, Stripes, Solid Co]
assortment from which 1
to 1,98 yd.
Our homo financing plan
lata you pay for your
home In easy monthly payments
SPECIAL
. —Insured Saving* .
Wedaeaday Mi
K rai Federal Savings & Loan
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Im.urig protection under
all kinds of weather con
ditions.
The
unu iu ally
smooth, firm coating re
tains its clean, fresh ap
peal am-,, even after years
uf rervlce. Unpont Paint It
ccnmoiilcal—uses less paint
per Job. .See u* for htlp
w ilh painting «r any other
huin'e building plant.
H IL L L U M B E R
SU PPLY
Second lit Onk Ave
NOW IN PR O G R ESS
SA L E ENDS
M A Y 28
t
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Telephone KIN2
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FILE FOLDEItH—LET, TEH SIZE—MANILA—
\ / FULL CUT Iteg. I2.M)
per 100
II 9 5
Special per 1(10
FILE FOLIIEKS—LETv/T E K SIZE MANILA
Till It I) C U T ItKIN*
FORCED HLANK TAILS
Reg. $2.95
$1 U )
Special per IDII
,,w w
P E N C I L S : VENUS
v/ VELVET AND TICUN- V
DEROftA: P L A S T I C
TIPS: Keg. 5c each aeller
\ Special
*3Lfi0
per (iroHH
' PENCILS :IIE<;iNNKItS
OVERSIZED: Keg. 5c \ /
each Heller:
* 4.20
, Special per Oroas
PENCILS: EIIONY And
VERMILACK: S O F T
v LEAD Reg. fic each
seller,
I« 1 R V
Special per (iroHM
PENCILS: RED, BLUE
ur ItEU CHECK COLORv / El* PENCILS Reg. 912
| Per (irtMH:
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Nt». 2 or 2- ■/«l Keg. Sc
each aeller: EXTKA
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HUI.LDOO CLIPS:
/ She No. 2—Reg $1.10
per dog.
A id
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Size No. 4—Reg. $1,05
per doz.
H d
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METAL WASTE BAH«
KET8 — Drained Oak
flniah.iReg, $2.50 $1 fl§
Let us help you own
DuPont Paint
No (jolltk nr Pillow s Accepted
n
Hu.
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ONLY
Y; c*'C„jsNo.r..........w
__n .„ n$1.25
or,
3—Reg.
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Weds. Thurs. - Friday
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Double Spread W ashed....... #J
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OPTOMETRIST
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— D R IV E -IN —
Mind mixturaa.
i, A wonderful
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B R E A T H T A K IN G B A R G A IN S
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Menu Size—Keg, $1.75
Sperinl ..............$ | M
Legul Size—Keg. $2185
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Special
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THE T3AHTOBD HEHATD, SAtfTGBD,' PT-OBITM
TJC 3DAY, MAY17/10^5/
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H m rs. Hagan Hostess Mrs. Rolland Gables !
For D A R M eeting Honored W ith Shower i
Social A n d Personal Activities
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So 111 e lla rrlto n Chapter, Dough*
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u irU u 1'fllmer Utiy— Hoclely E d ito r
i held il* last meetliitt of the year
on Kritlav at the huino of Mr*.
I. I*. Iluunn Hostesses with Mr*.
--------Muy Day Observed
Hamm wete Mi*, denrtte Mo. gun,
Mi« A It Key, Mr* A f Henson
At (irummar School
and Mrs R W Rntirechl, The re
gent. Mr* F. K, Roll presided
May liny ww» o h *e r\i.l hint F r l
and Mr*. H.
Mr*. M. I!
llin lia'i ..-f.iHu-.t | nvel the meeting
- TCKSD AT
tin v ul the Sanford
(irnnim nr la*l weekend from Ih-ti-iit. Mich.' Wiivde Rucker led in a p iaycr for
Tin- » W. Ware HlbliI School with n program given dur where *he visiter) with iehiti>i,* | enntiniieil pence.
Will moot ul the Wuro hum*. 7 II ing the cha|>ei period. The welfor three week*.
I During the meeting a letter
Palmetto Avenue. All "Ul iiml " ‘‘w I'timu wn* given by [I. C. Steele,
I was rend from
C ity
Manager
member* uro iir«vil tn attvnil.
principal, and Allen M uffelt wan
Mr*. (!eiir|(e .Stine reluriieil on Clifford McKIlihln In reference to
The Am erican
Homo lb-part- the unnouncer for the program.
Sunduy from Hivvr«i«le llo*|iilul <-*ti.hli*hing the former name of
inenl of the Stanford W om an* Huglcr wa* dene Nichols.
in Jacksonville where 'lie under Fort Read to the area now known
C lnli will hold u iliih kih'Iu I “ I 8:UU
The irivocntlnn wn* given hy went on op.-rutuii. u *horl time u- the Municipal Airport. Mr. Mr*
J*. M. a* it* ln*l ineetiliK ul the Hev. .1. K.
M cKinley
followed ait". ’
K iMon staled
that since C . A.
with the flatr *nlnte und the ''Star
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Maildv, executive tin. linger. had
W EDN ESDA Y
Hpungletl Itnnner". Following the
Mr*. W. H. Hand rot in lied San done tile |n iiiiio II ouhI work in it*’I lit* C lv lf Depto lint’ll! "f 'I"’ coronation ceremony a May pole
to her home in St. Louis. Mo ( tnldi*hinit a post office in Diut
.Sanfni’il W oniun* iTul> will have dunce wn* performed hy Dawn day
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.
spending
** short
tune
hi 1mi'll fm
the Fellowship
fro n t
It* ln*t nievttiiK <>f il" - vein in Ann I '"arson. Hetty Ann Mun.on, j after "‘
v "
, " T m il i I hole IS little the C ity of Sunthe fiirm nf ii f i n ...... I 'll-"' botch
Connie linmhle, Marla Menendc*. J
T “ m it ,
,1,0 111 j foul can do toward getting the
eiiii at I2:.1U I* M ut the "i.ih
Matr.ee Johnson, lle tiy Ann P etty, w l,,‘
V si
,
........
I an port men named Fort Rend,
lioiltf* Mr*. C. It. Dawson i* i Inin
d r a tf Sm ith, H arriett
Redding t>r r ‘‘,,i,ll‘n, " f
i However, Mi McKihhln said that
limn nf the ilepiirlnieiil C m Mm" \nit llu rve v,
Kvi'lyn
Reynold*,
Miter C llffu n l MvKIlil •in will 11" I'm Dunn. .Muigniet Mmtre. Mary
Mr. und Mrs. W alter Siicu.il *' the C ity would join llie DAR in
seialmtt a icsolutioli to the Kir*t
the Kin'1*! *|ieuker.
Ann W right, Laura Ann Ander alul sons, W aller R. and Vincenl. Assistant I'nstmuster mivncntilig
Tim Huallle** mill Pnifo**touul son. Sara Jacolunn. Sheila Paul of Orntond Reach spent the pii-t
the name of Fort Read foi the
ViMlll.lt* t lllli Will hold It* la*t
.ns. ...... j ,
weekend in Sanford with Mi
i.P t in g >*f H'l* year when teporl*
Snead'* parents. M i. mat M i- I air poll an-a
will he heard fiom all officer* I
Hie klritf ami ipteeii of the May R, Roll.
Mrs
It
K Tolar wa* re-ln*
mi,| committee eluiirmeu al 7:110 | were chosen from the sixth grutlc
• •ailed a- a nirmhei of the clutp[ami
were
Marvin
McKinley
and
p M at the Tourist Center.
1,1 anil Mi** Kmlslev Mei*ch wa*
I.i*nnii' Rotundo. Attendant* were W inner* Announced
t h r n s i) \ v
\i,l«.,l in as a new iiic u i I h'I
Al
Phillip*.
Colleen
Fngi'liretsiiti,
The tiram m ar School Parent A* I'hillips,
Kngol.rctsun, For A rt, Music Event
I'lo- iepr*nl ,-allr-d 00 all nffii'i-r,*
Harold
Pule.
F
liiily
«Hplvey,
HoTeacher Association will meet at
and 1 tin 11 men of coailiuHees Tor
M In the aiidil.il ium, n f i her! (m niulex, Jnyre
Rronson..
hearer* were
Kilty Jo
Winners weie mm..........
t-'dav n ill ltd 1 ,-froits of tin* |ni *1 yeur's
(jeers will he installed anil a hi*. Crown
Aiken atd Doupla* Stenstroni, J r . 1for the art exhlhlls i-uii-nd o. '!■■■ w-11 k In oprinrii- tin- iin-elnip ttntoiy of the past year's work will
prnde
attendant*
were mutual Mualc mul \ ii
I , ~tiv.il l» \ It 11 I oat wa* 1 ei tied hy
(„. levieweil. All . fnillth
Itruile Fifth
Tomlltv Me- held on rinnsdav and I iida\ al it,, i-miip. the ph'-li'i' to lio flap
mother* are invited to attend The Charlene Johnson,
Kinney, Krnle Morris, Mollie J « , Seminole Hiph School \\ 1111111, 1’ o r co and itic National \ n I hem
I,A ,| will meet at 2dtll I* M
flower paiutii.ps
...... Sadu simp
D i. Flan k L, tjoillioan will ne Morrison. Pattle W itte. Tommy ,
V *oi' in I In-in was miim i -1 at
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Kl
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and
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in his office in the old hospital
Richard Ti*ou.
| *eily, second; Wanda William am i in - lo-e -if I he ntccl hut- ond re
Imildiiii* to examine all cldhlieu
third anil luinoiahle nieulioo i>> lie-hinelil - wcii served hy Die
On the proprmn was a soup liy
who will enter I he South Side Pi i
Durl* Shannon. Chuileio- <«ailm In- I.■**«■- In Mis 11-1/. Mi* l( M
mnry School first pimle in S,-p Wayne McCoy mid folk dunce*. A I (iladvs Wells, Mu min MMV MM*I
Mason. Mi
I * It I law on. M i*
emher. All children should ........* soup wa* also simp hy Fay A sh Carol Meriwether
F I. Ilniiin
Il I I .i-li man M
umined mill today and Frid ay are ley mul Mary Tanner of tin- fifth
For landsenpe puiniuip' 1-holi
dial M is t* Shull I Hi i wn, Mr*.
ilie only day* net aside for this prude. The followinp students of W ells, first; Kiiiiiin Jline Rid-loi.
Mi* I It
I H Kill
Meinck,
tin- lliixhiirv School of Danclnp
purpose
second; I'eppy Wilson. Ihlid mol Mi*
\iui llllllllo e ll M * I' P
The liiiiile ii t'loli will hold it* per for lin'd; Vvonne Cullen, Mar- lllprhl Rxterson, liouoial-le linn ■.-tupl-ell, Mi* Hiickei. M i- W
last peiieruI hasiness uieetiliK in thu (.'null-roll, Mnry Rusi- Speer, tlon. Animal pmntinp
F it......
II Ihillm d. M i- KiMi
llaean .
l l u form of u covered dish lunch- Ilium- Moyc. Juliire Kinluw.
Ruiuhley, first. Rusi'iiim i .‘ -“ I
Mi
H I l l- l li M
M S, Wip
, v in the pill dells ot Mi» Chill les
Pnitiriputirip In the folk dance* bury, second; Kathleen ltd t—-—'■ cm
Mm \\
M
I hl|>|<eli alal
F. (lino, president,
on Sanford were Marlin Salter, Frank Mills, t hii it ami Sadie Sodeitdoni, ......
M,
Hen .
Avenue The meet llip will tie at J. 0 Jenkins, Lynn Ashe, Craip iiralde meallna.
111:1111 A. M. to I'" followed hy the Anderson, Itayinuml N o r in u 11,
In the desipn i-lassifii'ulnoi Vmluncheon. In the event of m in the C ln iilcs ltii**oll, Jim my
Rrown, W hitaker, first; Mm p a id M u l U i .
primp will meet at llie Wouimi's tii-ne Nichols. Chester Rate*, Louie set'll ini; Mry Ann R-ddyii m • Henry iMcl.iiiilin. Ill
Cluh on Ou'i Avenue.
llnllard, Hetty
Rryan,
Rnrhura peppy Wilson holioioldc nii'iili**n
The Sc.nmole County Council, H arriett, M arilyn Calhoun, Clarice Flp u re rlassiflcutlnli well' awmd
lloiiorcd With l)anet*
I’, T, A., will have its last meeted to Jo Ann fielsler, fu st. Deni*.
inp of the year al the Lake Mini
In and Mr- lli'in t M- I .a ii I In
SleveiiH secomi: F’rances Rnmhlct
mi- f-vhnol fimil 'Jdlll lu JiO II P. M. in Ills office in the ho*|iitnl liulld ■ third; mul
Hetty Duman and
..... elllei taoied nil Sutm diiv eveiiinit
lap for the Inst day to examine Olyve Ann Adams, laoMiialdc Oil'll linft-0'inp t Ill'll -nii. Henry MeFleet Ion of officeis will lie held
enter the
jK e u iin o lf Chapter No. 2, (I. K. nil children who will
-if the
„ , I nutm. I ll a ini'inlii'i
S T w ill meet in the Milsouh- 11n(l South Side Prim ary School flr*t tlon.
In11tut llii'h Si hunt i;tIiihiittinir
Cartoon w inners
wen
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|
prude
in
September.
All
eliildren
al K 'lift P. M IllltlatiiUI will he
Y a le s, first prtae mid Rnheii S(* n l IllJSN I tlll'Ml H UI'IP | tl V11ft f III I'll*
j should Is' examined mid this is the slro ill, secmnl place, and ha'"1' |u> dmit uiK ftuiu H <*<* mild I (Mitt
ciindiicti-d.
last day set aside for this pur cra ft: C laire Dm and and I*
»ttin.n
I* M in Hit* fl'tiii'h i l ....... . *tf I Inly
III Frank I. tjiiillm aii will hi pose.
Shannon. Murals entitled
I md l*iuwv K|iiHcti|ml f'liiitvli.
Culhitir duitityf tin* uvritinif hi
lap of Spaniards", 'T .n ih •s ' 1
tiers" ami a Uoinaii nnnal weie vyinh I hi* Lft uihmlfN, yyidl \v«*»f Mr.
mid M is |( K. T r ijf, M'hmd |>iiuawarded rlhhons.
r 11o1111 Mist T h f Itmt
lliitiitimml,
Cllm axiup the Iwo -tins
D A K L IN C L l'IT L K
event* wa* a pi Opium in the «od' Mi'‘jo A d ilu u lf llid itp r. Mrtt. .1.
M t.f iiltlll t|, |tl fsi.trnl flpcl «»f llu*
loriiitn on Frid ay ev. innp al
N U M H EK S Hy
uVlock which wos prescnleil la- I'm f u t l'f iu lif r A sHut’iitl iun. Mm,
Johnston . .
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fore a larpe crowd of fiieiids amt Clint If* W ilkf. Mr* U. 1J. Hwt. lirelative*. Flow ei* wen- ihouileil Itrnii, Mi - NV A. Mom-Dii, M i'
lirlHIunt musical pinprani was pti'- H. U, ij hmnf, .h ,, M u A vu I hi v In,
ft Ur;{amll t
Pimifore*
w ith**}-'
|,v the South Sill" School
11 Mi s Roy R W rlphl.
lu flleil pi-tllcouts Htfuchcil . .
Dei'ni alioits
In, lad-'-l
sp.inp
seated under the direction of M i*.
white, blue, pink . . I to (lx
flowers w hi, I. were in lovely nr
Kscur Price.
i aripi-m-iil
about Die hull and
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11 avel I -less.-*
r „ h ,.(J (• ,(,„ ,
hanked Du- -tape. The reflesh
If I * ♦,,|l Mi'll |i| if wn w 1111 w!nft.
I ’.aft, Jean W ilke, Juno
Wilke, nielli laid- was iiverluitl will- a
Ain a- Andes, Ruil.ee Rinwii. Har- t Inn- cloth .nut d.’i'oialecl with anti
®
W ill I* III 1Ml III I *i f4 it 1 '•M, I'uttMii trim
t-aia Fvans. U.ul*e Smith, lilad ys ponori I Im mp Die eveltinp (iu|.e.
Hasty, Fram e* Fortson, Lucille hat- we.,' -lisl i iiml>t<I hy Mi-^ 9
I *»I ft»f11 (JiiiliH'lhi*, f>h«iii ur phi'll
Hull. Oeruhllm- W ilkins...., Mom. fJliil RRlm p and Joe Hutchison
Julie, Virpinia Lee. Kay Rutipan, and -t 11111001- by Tommy Aiah—
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l.llllo IUiv -' “ i V i f i r !
mi it m in (1 him. In 'f ytn.
Janice Rennett. Clnmlette W ait*, mid David Van Nes*.
A ssistiin- with the decoration
(1,dares Cllhurn. Ra.hi.ru
Lowe,(Jen,-an H arrell, Dolores
Yules, Were ,Mi - It. IJ. Hulcl.lann, We*
Hhiiley W all, Rarhuru Hull. Marl- ley Haiml and lluph W alter* an-l
mill" Strickland, Lau ra Mae Don s.-rviup wi-ie Mrs L . V. Mcl-iiiilm.
aldson, Rebecca ( uilt, I'ay fleck- M i*. Chailes. Hat.iii, Mrs. Cl.a--'
llf i MtiKnuliu
I'hon* l IMS
hum, Houjn
Monforton, Samlru Hilly C lin k ami Sydney C l.a --.
Monfortim.
Marie
Alford
and 111. About lint students enjovid
the evt-ninp.
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M-tinif Ih'iiton, Mrn K. II. C m irr . j
Mit. Iffithu Vmiiut, M m . CtdliiiN.,
Min AidfH,
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Itm'lielh Huwa- la-rfnrnied
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M i- Millmd Riee Tiny symlnils Hflliilifili
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In Die I ake Weie fnmnl l-y the St'himl mt I u111■
hon.-r poi-si, Mis* Hetty Doris lit il Immh |»i»»iy irdVii ( mi h r i hy
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M i'. Rnllauil (iithles, the fnritter j
Until Smith K irse h , danphter of [
M i* F in Smith of Luke Mnry,
was honored on Thursday e v in -!
Inp with a sinnver piven hy Mis,
R. F True. Mr*, liiiyuionii R a il)
and Mrs
Fran k R rati.i at tla-i
Chmnt-ei ,,f I'ninnieice Inilldlnp in 1
Lake Mary.
III! I II
IN .M I n c h MFN'I'
Caliidilllil leave*
were effec
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used in
deem illilip tile
I Ml - f I l lllp Smith nf
nanus ,,f tin- tmildiup t ilfls w erej
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- dmiplitci Nancy Carlace covered table centered w it h ]" lv ,b
May It in llrooksville
sprlnp flower* in a sliver how|l"|-V1'
.Iniith i- tin former Marand I-Iihincisl with taper* in silver M
hoi-leis ,\i Du- opposite end nf I, -i a I I itti-ll. -iuuphli-v ut Ml. and
th" mnin a table lielil a neuter- I Mi \ I Hull'll nf | like M-llllin
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suapdrapous,
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Or h(|>-hugKiiiR fine knit non-run
Rayon Joi-noy with d e t a c h a b le h u r portern . . tli tflve you that auperH-m-o-o-t-li took I
• Huiky, hatHUama, p«wtrful ntw SfwdaiMhtr truck*—with naw •ngitiMrlna that
yield* remarkable
and ell mileage I
• IrllHant-gerfermlng new Itudebaker
truck*—with wear>re*l*tlng craft*man«
•hip thet keep* repair Mil* eft yeur keek*
for month*!
• Step In and we the*e raweluRenary Itude*
baker '49er truck*—ttancUeut* in valuel
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tU'iiirr nyliin wulkitip s It p i t h . . . . e v e r y .smpli* pair
Wpilni'Nility I ' r l m l at SS r! Thu low price in doubly twlmintlInp when y o u k n tiw these a re not seconds, not
irrcpulitrs . . . thu.v’ru nil perfect, fu ll fashioned nylons
in I he senson's hcsl shades. A l ju s t HSc puir you’ll
want In stock up. T h e y 're n l Penney'st
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COMMENTS
Sanford Drops
4 To 1 Contest
To Orlando Sens
IK K
Sports lit Brief
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From The
A 8 8 0 C IA T B D
PREAS
R A C IN G :
Chicago— Delegate, 13 10 fa v
orite, won 110.00(1 added Crete
H andball
a« Lincoln
I leld»-atB Y A R T H U R B E C K W IT H , JR
Washiiiftton Petk mealing opened
Herald Hpnrt* Editor
before P.22I fan*.
— | New York— M ake-Up> Me. f 10.H A N F O R D O IA N T R
JO, end A i Me. 123 10. raptured « i n u n n u a iA r r l r a u c k '
P f ir lt
F o r
W I, Pet featlirrd Iti.OOO added evenla ar
M any people wonder Imo* the T ia n
HnlnesvtlU
21 l f> !* ! Helmoiil Perk.
O u r f im r ie T c m iR h t
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Da Violin flea eh
2'* IS
Cwiiolen, N, .f — Mm mi ic*' aped
•It* thlrk nl 111* battle In clinch fit AllgtiaMn#
If IS
• r is •a j i (o eaa, victory In Glaeeboro Pure*
e ftrat d ivlilun l>«rtli In the Flnr*
•till A N D O . Mnv r.17—, f Special
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Tetk. paying
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Sanford Clout* In nl j( well (Inti,«*t lias e*«etiihlril Wider Hi* Palatk
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•tnlliRMlth 17 L*aah*lf» 1
I led iln- Invader* down nn II,* abort
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■ rr paring Ilia PHI, wllh Ihrlr
v n r u r . o r • i i y r i n y s v i.*
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Municipal Park In h dngle
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!»•! a»t*l at fiavlntia HM**h
good
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Uf Aug'i«ttri* at I'nlafka
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M il T i l %
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Apt tl l i l S "■ s e t
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vear,
In
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word*.
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Team
W h F r l i til'll* it* if* IM ittitl fcP **nilT' r,1^
fla*annah
M '» * * ' **oi||l 1V n -ll«|4
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r rid li irliir n r d In tin1 Senator* tiy i Ihet ha*r hrrn rap lla lltln g nn
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Id l'l .<915 m .rr* Ml rt fii in* f ti #■ i •
Ih rlr nppnnrnla' oiUtakra, and * iiliimMi*
(T im lid lr of Mir I ’lmui R T r lH tiitc
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IS IJ I %* kklr«| m111 | 1Ifltll* *1 H" 11\ l' 1• 1*1
Mint U a p r r llt fair " a y t« RAuguista
I .ra t
would gel llir Mill ra il lot
IS If ^>9 tirr yn Ih ir n tI*miH*i *
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play hall, rap rrlally If ym* vanMm nil
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f^ M ii l 11 •mi sc III S.ii il fH '1
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Illy » * I linrlinir rrrnrd, (o Ih r ‘ Kinnl ahowlna lima far In Ihr
rnarleaton (, Oreanville l.
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liiy ld liiin d n .lor Stdm ll/ and 'la f f . d e -|d lr the m nklr plnvrr* 1 r<nlnMit,u« *"**
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in Miirdtriii I m Vim
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In dim Joni'it nnil it plneh hit old iimaler, I* ftlwnya rrndy to yn H«»(on
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Into h eiiltleet to 'put out thr firr'
"l l u a lt i T»«,**der
dni;lr by llm lily Lake
11 a .lilllllu li t llna Inn "S
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nlyhl
the (iln ,lie In rate of nil riiirru rn ry.
m a il ■ ■ me •<-h*dulrd i
in* ei tlie Si Aiii*ual I in' Halida in
W ith H pltrhlUR alaff of arvrn
m i i m i . i.K iiir r
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IV I,
hurlrra, who are all ahlr to to , team
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mound rorp* in the league. U n I pil.a|*arel*
lirw kiliihen unit, full lintel *ri
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h illin g llie hall well h ml w illn llr d Hoy.
i mu Mm wttiut I*| it #■ f4f(i* mi '"Rt h
fill lllslin l .» l "(lln t(h i<111mj fit
mb b *■ M[ regularity H r I* Hill first elmke I Mlekey Marfner. Sen a In n , fid
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1 1>'il(i r»«*y Iyear around 770 and had dropped i -J
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M k l l l l . l t O l S A N I (U IH
tom l int Mellmi n iH itm ea* h
.an (lie aipiud who a ie fast enough
W llh fill dll ill 1*
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The almenre of a 'long hall' ; ru |„u,t It out.
1 MIHIhIm
HUii Mitt iOVh —I
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| Lota I. B, :t Ithe k l< I I i k Ii IhimI I’a.k
i lliillfmiri. I In f f him fi Hdt niiiNkl, hitter In Ihe Sanford lineup I* I |„ „rdei I ..........
thla rfiih a
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It fill
!v ii »iikkin H ill — Viit iirr K IH I uh . ,V«1 1 alan being felt. Lgal year Hay ],rmuint euntender. Manager (Jru
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A I 1 tiinllllull I hi luinlnia all aUra
Iriik#* H—tl«v|nk t>4»liitinv IIjp— | llim enkraui eowM be ru a u ln l nn |l,ei will have to 'm asleniilnd' the
P W ITH A N il H H K V Il K
my
fund mitt 20 iim t h , tin*
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friend tn anil, with In in a Jo
and an nrrashmal home run. hdt 'gam e It In going to he an
I (la N. P a lm tlln
M r*. R. It. IMppin, Wi-Ht Fir
CATARRH thla power at the plate la tie- iereatlng aimiuier.
■ nit puirhaam .
NUW F I .COH,S sin laved lo perfee .
PI V W ill III
hna I
IrHlIrr 7 M
It
finitely larking thla year.
lion Old floor* miidr like new '
Here ’n There
[ekei Ii IH
IHh I'lmlie BIO .1
loose hi’
C . k kk IIIM IM lN , H it, llio k rl
Miinngei Ornber raniuit rven
Mulshing, rleanlng A w,tying , fiHB c u n ro i u im r cui in n i i i i
Ciillgratiilnthili* to Itir Heinlnnle1
r T t n o M fill Dialled hruiae ni iiilalde I Ml K Pink k rr.
SBNUltflOM. lU t h l IUIMIP H im
Plomr l/H I
resort to the hunting attack, lie
Pm lalde powpt plant, BB vent
High School Celery Fed* for win
H#!l#7 al taO frnm iprtijrt of atfiiia.
,liitn> !*•( Ail,ilia milk ' all at
Id ill'll vvuud ..... . stove W M
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If live In Ken........
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the Kn*( Florida Cnnfetei re
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T o I ' i i 11•11111h in mil'Fii itpf I'm d
HUM S F F Il kU h K. I ' k ill.A , V I.N U T ] AN III.IN UK made In nr IrclilSA, US A hAA'IlAhA, , ’r||,A *'-Atriil,
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Seminole Venetian llhuu -«**-hA hts|i*f Afi’l -ntAosA itiUAtr Ir'i danfntd rtiirlaintn 1
lit! n ff— High have „ very gmal Inisehull
m e , , I nl g o o d l | n , , s e t i , n l * u ,v ll|
POST O F F IC L
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ll n ,Is 3 d iliiilli I lls lr r I H O liv I emu hevituae lliere were so ninny
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oil, \ ,u k ' in up i l l . MI N t rI -i.
10** I Iml I him1 weie no liiisehiill
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iii i it ii )41"■ I
t i I I i n t; 'nI nl mil'*,
I Nl i l,.sl."sltl I* gain,;, apin'
Mil I
Clllril.
lHIUe mlt w]lh I lack , leuilia, gulf
llienl, ga* stove
\iln lls only
l iiu h i mini, Hjk Iim iih H l .li’i ll li I'S F I* ik l.lk l i; lln.h mid ling .C A M . h i 7 fur llaltei y, lieller,|lor j
and Sim ei
xerviee. Sw ain’s
lla , ,<■ » fm oile, gum iniulilim i
ami »wluiiiiing Irani*. There me
2700 Mellnnville,
j
V{ipIliiiM i * dull*, I h \ I Ti*Ji(M*f
IlnM eij fitui lie, 7111 W. Flint
S K .M IN O l.l: M i l c h .V T R A C enough yoimgatere In ....... .
Miinl’MiM’ ilim*. Id*" »'i v Sh*n»(
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TOR CO. I l l l i Xi l'ieneli Aviv
High tn have entile* in all of
\ iillr( y
hd i’.
I «Mii I'd im u I ,
P U h n i s i i k u i ....... . apt \ii,i i i m
three spuria Thla year I* nearly
N k' Model a , dies lo i|,*UOihe nf
only No pel" fdh mouth Phone
I U'i't I «i#i *|fii
HCP PH Ft tit
' over. Iml inaylir one uf these new
I'Hpeii n c die , I* . .nil sl/e lll^
(JB flM .
U lM T in .lI k P I I P H IN TIN N
I moil lintldi: •ii 1 X '! * i n l ‘ iiftrti
1 nlgalll/atfiiUH call lie added In ilm ’
like
ill'll'
Ilea on,aide
New
k N I* T Y P IN ti
Itllitfif'H, |•i it ♦ I ft Mill t ,i.Odll 00 til
j Hrmitude *|,m l* porgram* negt
j
IIOItM furiO'dod
apai'iiie u l,
lle lii,in, 17" nn mede hoe ,, i/e
I III.IH I HI IIK \ P n r
. Oln. th oil, I U.'doing po,laldr
4 IH.IMMI Od
year
Frlg id alre, light
hid X .old
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Manager Ed Levy of Ihe H flllW ttrr. (IllI Magnolia A vr, I’hmia
adding linn line
nil lull kV
Iliivo IniV***^ 11 *OMd£ fur Rf*!"!
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N.
Park
Phnne
Hh
Inule Country Club ia now m anag
480.
m ill, hi
| rloHil ll*ill HI*I** *oMil \ hi HiiiV® Hi.
ing the Cocoa entry In Ihe Eaet
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Ki e. Irlr i j h TTANMi l Mmnliig Heiitlnej (lr
V I c r Y liralia h lr fuilll*heil ii|unt
y | an used listing,, mi small n iia l Heenndhaitd
Coast League, ami predict,, that
.
nve.
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kk
Br.lh
HI
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Umlo
Fvenitig
Htar.
Call
Ralph
Titusville ha* the tram to beet
intuit.
fil'd
floor.
seieeuedi Iuuhi 's with t In 1, m ie s taml.
....... .. * I I S I
I Hay I lllh J .
y e n 'll, I'lnae Oi, *uiluhie fur
fm Ihe pennant. "I have a piptty
N IC K
, an ii i ii.f, fieepng
hi ark
H L P .C T IIIC nr
......I hall elnh,' hul llila Titu sville
rnople or iw h win king girl*.
( , A. kk III in n i n , SK.
eyed penn <ti dei imw County
81IH Magnolia.
ACETYLEN E
outfit really haika good,'* lie said
I PI H. Park
PI....... I BMI
B ill I.
W E I.IH N O
yesterday.
Banfnrd Motor A Eqpt. (.<
VacitnrlM
fo
r
Ambitions,
Ciinat'lanHoue
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3— K r ill K mI i i I p I tir S tile — II
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,
203 W. Ut Street
|M ii »* f i tun IH.MHMMl t»» 4 /.fillll,.
Young Women Only
(HI, S*h*ip **f llii"-p hnnif'H n if*
oltnie ippalia. All kliuM of wood
T O R FAH M H , Imnies,
hnalneaa hew mill ......lie me elnse in,
Openings Imlnile Inlm Fort
work. Hoiils A T iu ck Inalle* Let
prupert v and ai tragi', nee yuur ( Tiu i ii « cun he mianged mi Mime
I i— A i m V ' i . K K W A N T I ' l i — 1 1 1 ua fig me mi your Juh. tiimlei
Ailillttg Machine Operators
A, iltrnul Really
Agency i "* them.
I A W lille, 01 nder villi',
Phone
Orle It. Ma(1ilciia, Ananelaln •Idallttlfa wanted mi liulnea, ..........
Key I’iiucIi. Operalora
13117 K, Hen,ml Ittraat nr phimn
and uriivee.
I'ackltiK Oterks
11 Ilf fleet cuali iiO .e »atd J - r i i a « | ! ,
u iv u iri'T .ir
1800-J.
••• W. H A L L , Henllur
r until i .re. Ted Pavla Rtirniturei UAW 'N M PW EH S sharpenerl, IdOlder Writers
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,2120 M rlluii*llir A*e. Phnne IIAAW.
On. 1111 K. Ini Pit. 0IiH.
I cycle* lepaired, lock anil key
Ty plain
ONE GAME
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wall
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wurk
goatMASONRY Mtoie Ih illd in g , , i___ -------------5 5 = ! =
P H K P ItefrlgeiKlm a
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anteed.
II. W.
Shuman. 31(1
(I jnla Mini gill del:, llghl*. water, ,T—
A tH t 'll's F'ni’ H u ll1 — ft
Vodopich llefrlgi'iallo u Hervlce,'
Apply
In
Parson
To
Kit*!
(Hi. HI.,
Haafurd, Fla
87
17 112
Phone I B in.
SIDELINES
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G O O D JO B S
NOW OPEN WITH
F lo r id a F a sh io n s
BASEBALLTONIGHTI
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I Fnrmi'rly with Wllliame Plait
Alaudaa alntlnn, rnrtinr lid. Cnr-1
Hhnp).
her fur (Ipeu Air Mnrkid, Ihune FIUHI) JIIMHO HHItfMP illnuri*
alte lola iBfdMMI. Several fnniiea
I'viuy night, I Mill. HOMKH'fl.
7— l’i'U-l,ivk’Hliu'k-Sitji|illt'f*
under runalrucltun. Fluiniiigul Mill'* Bivnp Klmp Wn iaty, anil nr
llalghtii. II uiIIi’n smith. Office nil
trade tnoal anything, 4011 Hun- For Hale: Nice work h u m , good. I , l — N tH ic M k -^ f’ erMiinnlH — 1,1
jifoperly. W, J. Cniriintt nr
fmd Ave. Phnne MH-J,
cumlitlon,160 caalt. To am linrae
„
,
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turn norlli tiprallioNd.
Han- W A N T E D !
Mr*.
A.W.
Phnne Orlando B4HH5.
I.nmlo HprlugN, I mile.
*" iHke bar ami, Wayne Eppa,
lose when yuit don't
to Ihe Knhea .Sttilllo at
HIM
| JW bllHTklAL - Kxen|itlonally well " bring ^ y
Norlli Park Avenue tomorrow
localid ltail of Induatrinl pro
I.aney'a. Phone lO.'l,
H—
IIK I,I' W A N T E D
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where Mr. II. L. Co* will make
perty, an etillre . hlut'k hetween
a photograph free of charge fur
lltli amt <1th Hlreeta and l.iimel H O T I i UNCIIKS e*err day from
nuhlhalliiu
InThe
Hanford
and Elm, IM> feel /uniting
11:311 In 2:1111 al H O M EIPB .
K X P K H IK N C F .Ii P A I N T K It 8,
llernliTh "Moat Promialng Citi
trackage.
Ifay'a Paint A WnNpiipm Hliuli,
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ten uf Tomorrow" nmteat.
W A R E H O U S E • tin 1 I mi feet
407 West Ph wl St. Plume 1036.
piilnt, oil haae, Id.Bf, Mul.
corrugated Irntt warehointe with
loading platform IM) feel mi H K N K A IIIK (ilaaa A Paint Co. Agetd for Kataldiahed life llialir- i t - T.VihT~S'“FnTTNri — I I
Phone 320 aitro debit. Hiiufuid. Anln*
track, lovatud In Muttruu, build- 112-114 W. 2ml. HI,
imddle nrceeeniy. /V|i|>ly T . W
«•»« in guild runditlim, want uf>
Handera, 401 Palmetto or Dixie LOHT black change puree in Me*
T U X K D O K K K D H : Cmuplnln lino.
far.
Life A Health Km. Co. 230 W,
Cfnry’a or Penny's, containing
Illit ll’a Tuxedo Feed '.'tore,
WENT BIDE . 10 acra farm, 3
money. Finder pleaia notify
acraa Uiad and In cultivation, K N J O V Hunday dliinar at L a n u y 'a ! d tu re li Ht, Orlando. _
_
Mra. (Iracay, Phone B6I-M.
76e alan work day a. Luncha* A
fae«t pavad road. Thla la to bn
ehorl ordure.
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l b - WOKK WANTED —tl
offer,
s'
16— AUTOMOBILES —16
A C11 fNMR ~ l f V r“ t r a
C H IC K EN PARM - 4 room houea H K W 1
Hewing Mach. Center, 11(1 W. MAHON work-hy hr. or Job. Hpoc-1
and garage on Htatn Highway
laity Harhortie* A liiclneratorx. [ C H EVR O LET, good appearance,
U t. Ht. Ph. 1100.
40. nkaly landacaped, UK) fruit
i*
Hole*, Pippin Oardenx,
engine A enatala In excellent
traaa, 16 acraa, poultry coopa
| condition,
1226.00. (ieu. 0.
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tad area fenced, entail lake, a (TLAKH for all purpoaga— Auto . I'll. 402-J.
glaxe replacement, xtore fro n t! L O W E R PIU CKH , Expert watch
H w artr. Phone T((LM ._________
food buy at |a,6oti.oo,
work, m lrro ro - E x p e rt xervlce! repairing, (J. C. Follow*, Horn* 1030 W IL L Y B 4 door eedan. Bee
• F E C IA L - S itofy 2 bedroom
hopM ,ln Roau Ouurl Section,
frgm year* uf factory exper-' Hhop. 1700 Henfmd Ava. Phoua
at Akera P trta
A Eq p t Co.,
Ow&ar Juat coiuptoUng - all nee* H V M g io ig i i u
! Pslmetto A Second St. Phone
aaaary repair*, will be vacated HKNKAHIK L U m A V*\»l Tm I TftACTCH WORK hy the' kogf 'nf J «
D*y or t02a.W _.y.nln*fc
flat, A good buy at 17,600..
w , KM. Hh
phone IM
lob. Ploughing, harrowing, mow.'1041 Ford Convertible. Call after
ng A dirt moving. We ipeelalleg' 6:80 . 867nl. 418H Elliott Ave.
»2L
i( 4 acres of tiled ground N o r g I T Tciectrfc "range
Phone 1407-W.
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* rood M tr Monroe Cor*
lf r f V ° B E N D E « , Raeltor,
I
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BuMinf.
Mr. Martina
SA N F O R D vs. O R LA N D O
A irbus
MICKEY ‘MOUSE
by WALT DISNEY
K p pi, .lr.
7 ^ 9 3 * 7 1 \ c ' V * 1 * * V \V -
r * '* Vk7' A r r ^ 19
[ v y g l l 7 WMAT P I P ME SUW
rry >cr c v n o w i
TkUft SOUNDS LlktA T A L L M X ) U S»0
T O NUkKS T O ANI3AM .SANP TU lN d SI
MB M A S PSUC.M
A P F O C G IG N
BT_PAUI, ItiitliNcitiN
oac •
MVCAMS
ouraioe.*
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tael M*a w l e g S B i ,
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MMieiAUt
HAT/
AMOiHBS
UP TO
Florence fiance ift karoeen* water
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Gulidoxer awrSi1 1^40 Ford pick-up, new pajnt I
n™tsr» g®ou eoiuiition, rvaaon-. re*»on,tb]e
rate*. F
m aetlmat*l
job 1400.00 il _
ree.on.ibl. _ratax.
Fra.
aaUmet*I Job.(400.QP
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! hU Av^a* M°'R| m i 0r*l>#* ^ o ,Di vld *• tkrpMtar, Phoa# 3EMIN0LE >*UCK A ’TVAO* * >
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Florida Fashions
MUNICIPAL PARK 8:00 P. M.
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To Plum ule the Pregresa at A m itie s)
fa ('•••data P fu a p srllj for Haalerd
VO LU M K X X X *
H A N K O I t l) ,
K lU b U n h td 1908
| S .S » a S W
Laws On Citrus
Speaker Murray Urises
Refusal Of Clause
Requiring Conners
T o Grade Products
illile nut in'l l nl ill nl*l (nn
vnmni.
^1 It meed ili.it die I Inme lehne
I f un .t|«ne with ,i rlante in the
S rn *le -*|i|n n ie d l o l l 11ii I itonld
iei|inie r iiu ir u *iu l p n o m o n In
lt»le the .<liulll\ iii.de nl then
liiotlurh.
1he l l n ic e ynl
of
.1
len'v
le-l
vole
i itiiH
Intimt
unlil
hill
nylil In th e
on
Inivriinu
llirn
delayed
veiyr
W
ufler Ihelr escape,*
B y D e m o s In I lo u s e
Judge O'Cnniiell -mil In- fr ili
the majnrity went Inn tin nl
W ASH IN G I M \, Mm IM </T|
though III' agree- I hat i lie federal
I'liiirt- -hnlild nee Hint ii.iivlclllie SrO.ite l.o r ii'n Ifel ilinln
in -tale prisons ute tleiited | t ■niinilllee ,ln 'e .| it- l,e unit'- nil
hnmatily.
n'Cnliliell argued ihm the c u r l die Ninth A ll,tnlii I ' i ' I I">I i i -I
should lilnll it* lullin' In ill,. lei hr m ile i Ini il ><l 'S i d e . - e i
merlin nf Iiidii nhml case- deoiling
whether the I'nnviet le lin illi «nuinl whether the tiiu
tviiitt. iti,. niajnrily ,i|>ini«n Indite Iluintrcnled.
s illy would lie I'otitlimed it lie
Inlm .1 l>'r<iiuiel| dissented
urn returned tn llie chant mini'
T V majority lieln tlini infill'T h e dei'inlnii overruled the \l
! ............. I
brutal ... In- legheti) t ’nuuty in llr l,
I'nm i l
ihuman ininMiineni «n c..inlet- vailin'- -lu le -li|>erinr mm
i ,„ i
I- u vinlalim i nf the "l.a-lc mid llie fedeml dlMriet ....... I n I'ne
fuudaii......tu i" riiflilguaranteed j»,Vrjifh
them hy the Mih uild t Ifh Amend- 1 |„' , fnntunle In ttie
11M•11•11*
.ii "is;i„,„..
‘J * Il,
V ”'*'
eniilled ’to de.enn and im-
P |;» n
T o
P e r m it
P ;ir i-
Mutucls On Quarter
Horses Is Studied
ii
tiiiiunlow. •
Proponent.- nf
the
Warreniked hill -nid the nn-lnapei'llnn
*»KI!e-|uui hy
lien
t'urllon nf
Duvnl would k ill the whole men•lire.
T ill- Met inn !• a- taken deepHr a
rt'Miliilinn uilntiti'd yenlerday at
l.al.elnnd hy the Kedernl CMlru.w
M niketlny Aurerm eilt i'nnimlMee%
turned over the ehnlr
in Rep.
Simp-oui uf J i ffenitui, luimedlulely
hettnu altni'ka nit the hill llie lf .
# lle M ihlnllIni an uini'tuliiiaot to
event tfrinh* Ih I'AIIiik nf ranned
and prneeHM'd fllrn a an jirnvlded
(1 'millulled (hi Pane K l|h l>
lA I.IA M A .S S K i:, Mm i s
- 1lie Senate tai iim dniei lull
vvliidi I m piral I'ark n lltc i.ilt «jy
will |uil them mil id huiinrvi wa»
uidrfinilety |Hnl|MUird lud.iy, nit the
mulinn id il* i|MU)iiif,
llo w evei, an identival lln u ie ap
pinveil hill tllll ia prlidniii on l|n*
Sen ale vale iiilar in |xiailion in V
tnmideted later.
Seipilnr (muitirr. id D *d f rt.uniy
who ii|i|H n ri die hilt In th ld fleftyr
ty ilrm id nllnriilinK larinK datein Itnrte H ath*, tried utiM im M lul
Citrus Group JninsiSTJEt a..... .......
(Ibjectinns A|?niiiHt'
‘Z m S L I 'Z I I; t
I I O J ' l l O J ' L *1/1 T l ' I I / i t / U
U I I I I I U I U 1 1 lim n
linn lilt u ulrlllllle |inilpulirm i III nl
|||r S r |u f r l M n m r | (r
I.A K K I.A N H . May
The b waa .a m e il
A u lt i til ( ’ll run M nikH iiitf UKr**'1* I
n.,rt
twanl Cfunmllleea have jnlii*d ll» e j*B a lu ai'ilnn
in nit -i .innlu-t im tcalrh'led Irn rk . *r«vi'r»li*l
lull
a\ i..
ii
*•■
lull
In
ihlpmeiila nf I'ilru*.
..'■■a.laaea
,,
They vent teh'in'aiiia yvalerday
In all Ifnil-e llu'intierii -linnirly
•-rmih-miiinae a propnaiil tn allow
Iru rk t In Hike v'ltnia nut of Iho
-ta le will, mdv in a lu rllv inapeeImi IhKulniinna now reipilr* trad e
and tire ImpeiThiil aim .
A i'ilru - loll ameiidnienl la now
fine llie linns* to allow truck
Shipm ent* with m s lu tlly
tiun alone.
, ,
General
ManaKtr* Marvin II.
W alker uf Ihe Florida I'ltn m Cmninieiloii previously said lha amanJiii >nl would i utn the whole i l l rut
proaranv.
wr,,te
"W " -•*■•1
"*l .ml m -In
irm uuiie* ■» ..................
Senate Racing
Bootleg Fishing
Dates Measure Business Found
To Be Delayed By Game Grou|
h.d
«
hy viura vole.
on U*a IdVuly va*
permit pari-......fuel
* • ••*♦ Vllaau
Lions All-Star Tilt
To Be Played Friday
The Sanford hhm- Club Ju iilio
1.1'BKue A ll-S tar haeeliall euoteat
w ill I h* played at ihe hake Front
I'a rk Frid ay nighl al H im o i’loek.
it waa announced tday hy H arry
Kohaon, manager nf the A lh S la rThe pennant , wilinitiK
Red ...
So*.
........ . managed tiy King l.hut •••»n»l(«»"
Iliiihee, w ill |d«y th* A ll-S tarTlte rluh w ill hold it* annual
ulcnlc for nil*mlwr* of the Jim lnt
V a g u e Saturday morning. A ll
member* nf the (outriu are reiiueated lo lu- at the l a k e tro w
u llin liV
I'a rk at (l.flft
U:20 ii'alnaL
o'clock U
Saturday
tnurnlng to meet the Ima to **1 e
them to the jdente ground*.
llie ........
liuslneaa ia to
ileteiniliie t>rad« and alio realvlclions on nhipinenlt of T'lorltla eltr u i. a n d ' only mi vital laauea do
they Men Uiln u p u llllra l halite,
j * They d*i'hled to leave Ihe guide
Wnd lir e rule* Ihe same far iwn
niorr weekiv -nrMiigei' tnual he NnI Krade mill urnpefrnii No. 2 rtta•||I1, C a rte r, Hamuel,
**t or h eller.
Weatmore
O ffic e r
my
P u r
'l'o
Is
#1% I •
I a k in n
Allow
A rre ste d
a. .
M r ih r s
Mnrrtann and Henry W tlle , J r ,
w ill aaalu Bol»»on with th» All
H U r*.
___
A n J U D G R I) fN H A N F
O R LA N D O ,
M ay
IB - fA T Judge Fra n k Hmlth today ruletl
that Jim Rmtth, H4. la not compatent to gu to tria l for tha alaylng N*w Y e a r* day of Jaaaa Amo*
Vaughn ami Jatne* A . ( ’ reach.
WlUwaae* »ald that the aholgun bla*t
that killed the two
Voumndor* waa flr ftl hv Smith
the (JAtMltutlon to panult unit
w “ i j 5 v » S f f l» ut s a
DAT
J
fTpMA' MITtM
IR-k
meter* are * b e ln i‘ IniWad r v V e r e *
.more Ilian ilouhilnc tha itumher
In uae. The 147.600 ebat w lfl be
met hy devoting h a lf of their
revm ue until fu ll payment Ha*
l*e n made.
------ m -i a
_ J A f ’K S O N V IM .B
% J A r K f lO N V I L L S ,
— A new elate of
w ill take a ffle *
raplaHng ineun
yeatarday'a i
.m onv thdte
, ru m V n t Mayor
head, who loat
Hum *, yotta
cumhent M unklpaJ •
eentiy-a
&
it . • .**;
a f t T w a iin in g r
M IA M I.' Mgjf
! • —O R —flm *ll
raft w»nili(*a’iwer#.or<tor*A
ed atMiOO A. M. todav along ih*
'•’ jorlda nut - cotut- , from Mel
bourne
tn
Key
W eal.
Baat and amttheaat wind* of
CO to SO mile* an Hour were
lifted, the Weather Bureau
rea-
h ku ltli
•tire area ^ t ^ t r V r c S i pea.
H O N O RR D
“
May
fVteratm rg, to-
ill lin e r i i . efA
t li.n lin in I "Mil till 11* I i I I l.l
''l* " " e i« he e \|.r. t- l!„ ..n n n ille e
I" e ilr 'n ie n - helmine M'l" " il
I ti 11i**li fir if I lint hr e 11 e
**. ill. *«i itlim
, ..It tt ill he
lilr il
IS ,
|*»l»(
Vicious Flood
Waters Take 7th
file In Ft. Worth
IIM Alt
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John McCloy To
Post In Germany
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polled h eir today.
lltntlllf|iM“»/*'d |H*f tifh "
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I
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C t m s is t .m l| ftlAH lib n llllrtl l*V |Mill» r it
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( 'om initiioii gave detail, of the
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try w . M. Sm iley aniiiiuuied .u
nry
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t
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1 11m iifivfAl illnkt uiln* mi
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•ttf lull fin lliir r il.iV* *'l Im biili nl
t n \ m \ \\ 1i IM
r
bo.
l.ahelle on diatg ei of taking luthe.
■# i-iilt h ii* il •!*> •‘ • t a r l »m It I i
1f I p ill M l 1 a I* If I*
I Mill •«I
i to prtniil illegal taking and «alr
tfi*
llh
11HI I mp . Pill# I
I game fi.li
ol '
• I. P I 111'III *1 I pl i t
‘ he n ild ld r o l l l i f l , I l M Dll
2 Labor Parly
Leftists Orsted
On Policy Stand
luyci'cs To Sfa mi*
P a r ly To O p e n
Membership Drive
................. II. f a .* Kin an
I I'.vi.... w ,| - ope a mi- ........
| mill -uppei l‘ rldui mi'lit al
on
o'i'h'i’k ill tin* S,'mini'll* i 'ooiiI m
rio- m il murk llie "kn r
Seth Woodruff Is ('lull
o ff" .linn.') tin llie memhei-Imp
which i- liemh'd i*v II •
Elected, Installed drive
I'ei km-, -lr Mah'i'ho
M ucN ii'l
and Kol .i'll Neivmitu,
Ii
haw
Head O f 40 et 8 t'hliH'e
of llie I'lili'i liiinm i'iil In i'
Sc Ih Woodruff waa elw tetl and
ili-Inlled a- chef dn g a rr nf Vol*
lure I7M of llie Id el K al a llirotmi' of ltd- fun atid honor l.ratii'h
.f llie Anierli'an l.egiou at llie
le i'lm
. i Mot la*t evening. Me imr( '|,r - i,.r K . M lllwi.
............................................
Mr.
WiHidruff, who wu* horn
and tailed here. I* aervlee mnn
ager of Hetilinale f’ounly Mol urn.
tin ., and I- a veleran nf Wut Id
War I. Mr. and Mra. Woodruff
tll(.
f,mt M yrtle Aveiiua.
Jn*lu!latloii of offlrera nf the
wltH |ii'rfn rm ed. hy Jnme*
u „ r(re*», grand chef de gare of
llie urganiiatiun in Florida. Huh
Atkin-on of Clerm ont, .the grand
grapeaii and Cliarle* Oof fin, O r
lando, llie grand I'ondui’teur, were
ure-ent.
■Miring Chef de tla le
M iller
p u t.- w ill repot I lom oriim al (In
Jnycee Intii'hi'on eoni'erning i'
lei'i'lit -ta li'
Inveei' eonvenl ooi
lii'ld in ram pit
Mr
Mne N eill, who
head' >
rolllllilMee in ...................... llo in.
I'ee Youth I !o it'l'iuiiciil pioi't no
lodny repotted thut Intel , i
o.
the "|iolilienl I'ampMii'ii” to ,1, 1
atlldelil- nl Mi'ii,moll' Itn ’ li Mel..... I
.......... .. „ff„
„
..........
Idi'li and that many fiery "|ieeehe
i'nui|>nign Hire,it- and
eoioit. >
threnl” were voiced in •In- t l , t
aildituriuui ye-lerdny, ninel, . . . ••■
•
i I Mil!I mi«*il ltd »••♦*' r * III hi I
i n o m its n t s it
The Semilinli'
Teacher- I Ini
w ill huld a liieule umi meelou'
T tilir-d a v night at r i: UU i i V I mi ' L il
Mllllet I .like I'ft i It mid H ill iii’i i , ll
m*\v tiffire o . I'oof M il.I>*r i . |*»*
a» urn* • nil'llt (if llie I’lidt, mitre Mirnt In*
• • ■atlaiwa nn reae *’»»»»
loeliiherrt nf wIip iii are ex peeled •
llie im*etintf.
F^»?0 F^ii.BbU,le^cSr'K'‘ It-lieekup llrjctHl For
Wttrld Government J«*a, C arlton,
( M clJnnaht
| N( C ■TUClc* S t u d C I l t H
the umpire* W|f h» John MkWfli
Vote Ih AuthdUfced Jami
John Setilrard, J r ., Ja/k
T A 1 .K A H A B 8 R R , Mu
J 'M f l
—Ooverr.or W arren
Inlo law a h ill lo perakS F ta rld i
H n te ra lo eaprea* an opuuah on
a World Federal O ovenu nif*.
Votera In lha 1060 oerMTUI'ulaelion w ill he a (iked I f they favor
■ U
llnnited
fw a 8U
(aa
participation nf thk
S tale*
In a world Huvemmeul Ueupabl#
of enacting, iiilerpertlpR • « , onforcing law** to p re y e jll1w ar.
Th» .Florida
U g la U tu ro ' alap
has amlroved a h u m o iiu d o C o it '
ureM^W-Bfn* kn amtadaMntT ’ to
to
M 'K IIM J S II W , M A Y
^ ; , i A c K e r n Cite* Dangers T o
W orld re a ce In China, but
Pact Approval
Bars Pacific Defense P act
in the federairnti-tllulinn,' |lu[ „
The I [nine aim .idded In llie
A d n u nittialinii'i n tim lull .1 pin'
il'u in lli.il Inn I r n hr penuillcd to
h in l h u ll 11ml limu e im e i without
im lluie it lluniii>li a | i* i' I iiim hnuie.
^ A |'p m v jl nf the | um| u ji *I IV*'.
on a I n|e iltei , eju e-.en I .ill i • J de
feiled iivenilieluiiny.lv’ 4 pin|H*i d
tlial Inn t e ll lie t>rlmuled In ||*(|1
111111 y in ir tiu il viillm ill mi|>ei •mil
uflei Nnv. I rf.
M .H I t l l t A .
id Appc.il' m in i lnil.iv lli.lt IV * l.ilr n( CfniVM i lUillnl , bill in,I n
li.lilitin n nf rlt.i.ti gain) pHMit.rr* u lm n r ie lie.iletl " i nielli uni .n
liiiinanly" liy j j i Imh V lm e r«c4|tr.
Ill .in unprecedented '> I ilc rltliiii, (lie m in i m in i t ir rili,,,, fni
l.enii Jiihnniin wlni liad I i t i i lie ld *
■J \ e t l S t u d e n t
D e fe n d s
hi Allegheny County tl'n.i jnil tim idly" irlille in firt-nu nii.l if
In |irl"nn
S c h o la r s h ip R ig h t s ;
for six year* |ieni!liiif outcome nf they are tnl-ttenfi'il ■'thi'V
■'tin iiie •,■
Georgia'- extradition |>rt»’i^*<liii|r"> titled In runt illile tin'll
F D R , J r .. W e lc o m e d
■•li>ni
.1.>hn■ihi wn» convicted In lOl.’t
nf murder mill sentenced in lift'
liii|iriii>iiiiit>nl. Hi1 fil'd ttu* Geor
T A l .U H A .S S n .. M *v IH { / l’> gia jail nit mouth*’ taler hut wai
Ie arre-led in Piltshitrgh.
I lie
A i I i i i i i i d I i .i I i i i i i l u l l I n
le
n
i
.
i
.
The nillne applies directly In
vi.e FIoimU Iilitt* Uwa n il Mtu * „ ,r
iVmitylvanla. New
mugli It.tille in I lie I (nine today. ler*ev and Delaware mid llie Vlr•rin 1-lnntb, It wnidil lime iim
SjieaLei ['e m |
M iin.tv
P o ll, u lm M l llie lotlnnn In lead {innwide effect if approved l.y (tie
"•',M.i ...... ... ...........
W t u A T H f .f i
The Seminole County Health
U nit, the I'arent-Teachera Aaaocluilun* amt all achoola are cooperuilug in the aumtnar round-up of
oil children who w ill antar ftrat
gradea in all achoola in tha county
in Ketdeinher, Ml** Ruth Hand
neiieral Suparvlaor of In itru ctlo n ,
announced thin morning. Any
child ala year* old on or before
Dee. it) l a vllglhle
t o untar
-elimil lu Heptantlxr.
Mia* Hand elated that wherever
It I* possible for child lo have a
physical check-up. D r. F ra n k L ,
Qulilman w ill he In h is office In
the uhl hospital building at F ifth
Street
ami
Oak
Avsnue on
Thursday and
Frid ay
of thla
weak from 2:00 until 4i00 P . l i .
for the purpose of raam lnlng the
children.
I f parents have the check-up
made by a fam ily phyalean they
are advised to secure a uniform
blank from any aehool or the
County Health U n it, The physical'
check-up blank w ill be the A ra l
entry in the chlld'n Meumlattve
school record, Mis* Ham*
ed.
NKWRPRINT URS UP
NEW YORK, May I9-M A -
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•' «:•
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lip ft AM inW H O N
I'lli'n liy lull'Ili'hlite.
I I " 1- revilallxed, the
NKW Y o n k . Mat IM - (/I’ l * ..... .
I* lit »lvlc. I ike cvrtv "th ri
riitiddi'd lignin lulu "enem y" line-,
fashion, il profit* some liusilie.M iini - " H g ' oilier*
f r '" " Fu rl llragg*Wonlmen. Inr ittvl.iliie a im t ...... fi.i|>t>v al.m il tfie tilioaifs nl
III
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tt
I' lli'lfl,’
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tliodeled
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llie *»*'! tiuiiiw ill Hi* it *•«* M| ill I lull S'»*rMi 1 1!J i t i t •** f * * ; H v Lei HH« r h e
nd Midi li.isi Lci’ii h 1111in!»»•i of
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t h. 1 , It
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1p.tis 1id1111 ilk •I tpfl I f | k 1ll|'
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IL did mpI i pi up Mi«e*e h Iim L j O
i . nit, u) n i l
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11.,n i t in ' i n * * i* '* e i nnit'nt
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w ti, pefieri*! duiirniiin
nf tin
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Ihi * iitfi i *k 1 1 \ **f the I h i h I i i v - h
*»I ♦I •-♦it
• bill
i i 11|(r • m i '
lli il
•tii i in mi' 111•111i*(|t emiHiilri
N ihdirid llrlttid ill IV >1 n III III.
lii iliim .' l l i p r in tide in I In* I '• 11
•««»|ti«titvi win! ( fi**ii" l» i*vid»'iu»‘ i mil d K iiied**ii(
l o it lia d s
\ i ’e L e t
/ lilt li M n| k,»Ikr- |M I 1.1*1 lip. Ll
•Mi Mill III Mil* CiMMltV Dull I fl.'V
•li/e Mir Heed >d Mir eillnpm»Di i p m i I i i m i d d i e I Si H i I, l m 11 mi
I or S lr c c t
! , : i \ iim *
I ill r I'litlllT ft*
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♦ " f if 'If I* * field *i i t iii I »i t "
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i l l 1h e f lie it •* e l •*1111(161Mi* I 4(e ||, ,i* | i f
( * * v (Ilf* 111 I III.-11 \ VI'Hiie
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l i m i ' t l Mm 1
a te a
t i l l e d fiy
p i f 'h i t«
i I** I hr l hide,| D| i|»“ I !*• if
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In Oviedo w liieli |"*U .«| tlte l et rnl l ttpiiiiMKii
fli.
I m,IM m !(i |
illtt) 111*’
••ui'hf I mi'«'Mi«*i mlere*d»*d h m i I.
» I : •..let ••( W* *-1 | L,I
I ' . l i - " IV .n t t ..licit
u I im iiffc n ’*l 11*t*ii »ervh*rs In •I............
111,. t ( ii Hit (tit, limit
/llh n ,, <<VI',,l|, „a ns
| i| eit
a*.
hil'YAPMlf II I H
IJlMllT*’ Hi i'll'*
I 111fill it ID' b llil
Vl lti.lt’
IM I t "<|
P
»IkI (till r ll i n , f mar
t
n a n le d i d i a i n i n i n **f Mutt m v
HI nl (ll Mll*
11**11 * - * - 1 i I n
* ii nod in * I v U'i I m ii F Wlieid* *. . .
* Mils' In i Vl'lll lltcfl **l
I
.• eliaii mail, ^mhj tlial hi' felt
I (14* l i \ \ . | | ' |.s I M . I I ' l t C f i
L[|h L*cm tiiMiH,
in ymie
i - fiim lliai
witti tin
I' ' I oi. iiti’V* i
•lue I m g e l l . « l « . .1 t 'l l V
•i<|uiigli and helieied ttiHl it I- By Armored AI locks ll* liy Sk |(l
p| ItV* 1**11 ' I ' l l - i m - lilt, m g ( l i n k
'|ierollve tlial llie i'Alii|uilgli -lie
.... .......
...........
IP’|i" IIM' lt' f
.-.I
I " I I I MU t t i l i , N f , M:,. I H
Mlil t’ll ** ('*’
m4 ill"*
t i'll I 1**11 M
lu tinuliud iiiem her- of llie t'l '
Vtfimi . high
|M | I V III* |*‘*U(I
||,r |Mllill*
' t 'lull ail,I of tile tiaidell t lilh i l l . n l,- . ••iitiniHi'r til ..I
................
Mil
in, tone vidiinleered for houaa- tieuig,. 1‘iiti.u iV |dimgt> H u .,lift.
ti iinllHiieil On I'aae •hni i
(■•'ti«p*' I'lo ki' mu in win m il., ,<
vei l lieu, liere I,ik | mgiii
|,» ;in s
I(isciiN scil
I fell vv ItinliM uf lu-il, ......... ,i,
Conifort And Fashion Hold Hands
In New Men's, Women’s Clothing
i ( It i dl f * p l l '
It'll* '*»IHI (put. Ilf, (lit* 111IVnf loll p|
|;> |’*:tim. lliiiiii’ (irmqt
v luieiine
ttie l.-'nl ei'iiimtl
i, ,•
| lu I ii. in ail.I H"llle Vd
u i M.i Ira liu ii « a- held ve-telduv
at I lu* i . l t uf CiilltitV tgeiit I*
l: I taw • mi I,. .I l - i ,," .
iiu iile rg. ■iu im m i ' i.. tu rn l.uiu......... .............................. .
mlmtli....................... .
..f llie Ff it*fiirMnd
rayon ami nylon ami , .dim. m i., ilw —
i-w eilil.l m e.'* * lsrll,*i,H .l*'l*l ,nean,,, '‘.lia ‘i' 'w ilh r n 't e es
ir lh than
a i.'V M
.- T
m 1' fi iV"g iu •it.i-ii.
'
hum
, I.,' 11
,,lV A grind
lla l inert are cerlsilifv ilistt.iiicld i I miiiI llie nuttihei of males wlm go week,
the ili'fendlug
T F V , .''d ii) lin e , .'omlllcreil the UlC.'lltlg It'
|
. . .
headed. They «ny
*ny It
it I*
l* tin
im *’
*—
l.ieut.
||| | , H|ge. n „ ... •Mtii'e <.f i .•■«..if.* I.iving' ton
hareheatfetl.
hm' (ieni'm
ttenerall Jidin
.lulm It.
||.
dignified, u n h ea lth y-an d unpt" , .r.rU'n clmnged the d re -ln g Imh h/"1
‘ 'j *•»•«•••* 3B mile- f
,|," ii,i'l F a n i l II \ n ip e rvl"iii. I'nfllah lo .
, im nf men. Htore- *<dtl Iwo anils
olackall r r liin y I k ttn- .leu.l
.-ui were ti W Inhnsuii, ..v ie ,In
Ifn sle iy
nmkera have
a tow
they sold one before. Amt,
Y,'r
"* *’ H a«rrj*e I'm Ynlttr Ureeti and Itrown Millet
opinion of women who go Imre , , | IH w |n|gr M,n NI,eni the h iiiii - " " { 'I' the A rn t/’i le a M J '^ .M ,,,,!
" llT ,g „
legged now that the H lw kinr
|tl the company of moths, Ihe
A ,r t.Mr»-r» cowriJiuntin.1
l.l'. \ I It N o n I.
ahortag* la lull a dim memory , „ r„ B0|t( ihree stills imtlead of
. ^ 7 - 7——------------Word wu- received here todi.y
T h e y say It's
unlwcomlng, tin | W„ .
/
( O IIM K C TIO N
"t 'he d eiilli Puesday night " f
seemly—and unprofitable.
_
, hnymi, celane-e, mid other now
{eferi'iice
yesterday t *..... " * '1".’1. .fm1kh. miv tll, form- h||(|
Makers of men's ordinary aliiri- t,1,'era amt cniidiltialiuns of filii'r V T ltl,,r!f f
A, Men.
first ........
c resident it....... wliu d liil nf n
note that more and more num g» moved In fast, when returning njaniler irf the l.egioii |*(,st t,r lf . '"id n hemorrlmgi' lie wn» up.'r*
in ror me rrce-wneeiing n.lam' . .. rv |cg men found light weigyt s,,""'d have read, "ns first c m
Iifn( t(f ii LtiWUlif? (4ll*»y 111 til**
held llitllding nl one time und
apple style o f the sport shirt. And tt„ „ | |MI||, searev amt il
that brings no rim ers frpnt the Vl.(.ra ngu the-e new filters at, n,r' atero m»- mcI - i left here to live in .Ini'k-im ville,
necktie Im lualry, aither.
...utited for about 17 (ter rent t *
Y
r ,f " ' ™ntmnmli*r of tin/ |n -year- ago. Funeral nrrutige,
,,,,,
R ill there are
plenty of fine H im •uinimer suit volume. The ( n \ T
IDSd-SI, a.s.
'•"' In
"• the Wit
■e pii
Funeral
Hume,
fording
t„
C
i.p
l,
Hum
(!.
Cooper
ir
uu
oppoMunllles for husinessiiien Iniduatry thinks that this year tt
K atie T . I.oiio
.tiicksiinville.
thla trend toward comfort.
will make about one In every four |iha^ hlsloriun.
T a k a the rem arkable growth In (U iniiisr aulta sold, and tine suit
H T T P HTR A fR P O H T
M t f r ilK II HAVKH (T III.IH t K N
rae«nt years in
summerwelgld In every three next year. Most
W A SH IN G T O N , May IH—//ll
l-A N C A H TF.lt, H. C „ May 1H clothing fo r man. Only a genera men who t r y to look neat In hot
tion
lion ago moat men wore the same weather want as
many
light — A Senate appropriation* Mih DPI—A young mother fussed two
tinnn,
■Ulta lha year around, varying the weight aulta as they can afford, committee has been aske,l /,„■ children Into nclghtiors’
only
l
changing
the -piiere'a a big enough m arket fur 97H.7HO to ei|ulp and onerate fur then leapwl tn HNfpty tuduy after
a year Ih* control tower at the fire burned hor hu-hand lo death,
weight of th alr nderwear, Home N|| the fabric makers.
n — ... .. .
|l)lppl,nwj Ht a :00 A. M., at
o f*
a mnra daring occasionally
f ‘ th
tha
Comfort and fashion have been I'lnellaa County International Airtook o ff th alr, r o at*t O In
r hot wen- bidding hands in women's wear port serving J t . P -tertb u ra ami the two-story garage apartment
rka or Door- circles, too. O riginal entries were Clearwater, Fla.
Pepper of M r. nnd Mrs. Oscar N. (Hun
said IflO.ftOO 0f ' the ter) Hough. The hotly of Hough,
hut soma ob- ilacka, playaulta and sandaia. Tha ( D- F la )
•pntant with reason tor wearing lham must ha ■ " T il h* ■•••“ »■
*alarlfs 26, was found In tha living room.
ond lha remainder for equip Ho operated n g rill at tha L s n
that thoy'ra
comfortable.
And ment.
m mmrnrn tfb ail
caster bun n a tio n , •
Fmmam Dulliiicd
For Kan»c Service
On SI. Johns River
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Arkansas Doctor Urges Free And
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A d d itio n a l S o c ie ty
•r naflaaa* S ir a Pi*<i U -altc tha Weitero lones-seemed to
(CaetitteN W t m Pag*'Fir*)
•hare bean removed-:
The Soviet* had Incurred West*
M rs. C s s s u b e H o s te s s M rs .
f H o s te s s
rrn wrath yesterday by rffunlng
l O l ’LK A
>!*r
ntfanl ('Irs f«i con
to allow trucks from Waal Ucrlm
To
C h ris tia n
C irc le ,
F o rV ^ IttN i ^ e ^ B n i v
to travel to the Western occupa
tinuation of "a tree and untranimeltd medical iiiufr.tiion" in llir United
tion aouea without obtaining per
S littt wai made here l«vt night by l)t. It. II. Robin*. member «f the
mit* from tha Soviet military or
Tha Golden Rut* ClrtU of tha! ’ Mr*. B. R.'frfelt 'wf* hoaUM for
Home of Drlcgalet of llie American Medical Attncialmn and Deinmra1hr lliiasian-backed German ec
Flr*t Chrlitlan Church met on Ilia monthly meeting n f j h i wotic National Committeeman for the Slate of Atlanta.
onomic commiailon. W eil Merlin
Monday at tha home of Mrs. R. W. man'. RIM* a m of the First
Dr. Robfm branded I'reatdent ——
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- and West Germany are separated
Cann'ibf, 409 Wm I Eighteenth1
(ihureh held
htr hoftn#,
Truman's plan for Compulsory
try 100 inllea of Rusalan-coutrolled.
Mtreet wHh Mr*. J. R. RIchArdi 2DJ0 U urel* Avenue, t»H.Tueid*r
Chint’Nf Wiir
Health Insurance as a "bureau*
"bureauterritory, the geographical fact
presiding ov*r the butlneis sea-1 evening; (luattaeca jrith Mr». iM k
tratlc trbrine that would throttle
which made the blockade possible.
atom TJ.e ‘ . tlxrltfrt' atuil" wax dl-fwere Mr*. J. I* Jackson, Mf*.
In it ia l,* event ease Mu# l
medical |imgra-i» In nur country
However, early today Weei liar................
• *Wilson
9 II ami, Mr*. % C. Rumhley
reeled
by Mrs. “•
W. -If. foung and Ouhla
and convert nur doctors from free hai llanadiow railroad
Mr*. J, I L .....................
. . .Mr*. —W ..B. Brlnaon.
On puller quoted the officer coinFarrtaa .talked on ale- . ami
practitioners I n t o Government
mending * tlm jRpialaft T iblfchway
Anotliti ( lf i'lv ) « l In th» northwardclilp.
j Row* 'ami oilier aprlng f li& lr s
payroiltrii."
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cheek point outside Berlin as saying
« of th i Seek
Refreshments •were served to i decorated Hie room*
well around the village of lain
011I1 truck* now need only an oroAddrfaxlng the Kansas Chapter
Mi's, w. r, Clause, Mrs. J. P. ihmiie, Mrs V. ( } ., tfaaty wax In,
santt.
a
rtonev
throw
finm
the
roilth
»i from the Weel Berlin governof the Ainerl' an Academy of GenWIIxoil Mrs. .Farrias, .Mr*. Young, I charge of Ih* devotional whl*h,
erol Practice, Hr. Itohtni warned hank of the Yangtze ami jinl J.-ftcry l.ynn and Jeanne Crain In a acetic from "A l.ettci To' Three merit.
z«*;
Mr*. George RHaworih, Mr*. Rl- openml the meeting. Mra. rM d
that ''socialised medicine"—a* he north of llir Shanghai-Nanking rail Wave*, a JOtl: Cijulury-P'M picture,>vlit» l.lmla Darnell showing at
There w srllo official announcechard*. Mr*. W. V,. Tlson and Myi-rn presided over the buklneti
incut of tlie change, mid the proof
defined Hie Truman plan—would mail. Ited line, llu-ie appeal to hr tin- Kite. Tfieatio fl.iiehiy and Monday.
Mrs. Ca«aulie.
Iwhrn reports were heard from all
wreck tin- Voluntary Health-pro. about i!N mile* fmni Shanghai ami
of H will Hr In what happrna when
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‘ officer* and ehalffitaK.Tha group
teciimi piograim. embracing Do.
«lie re- la an actual teat.
„
I voted to akrol gifts to two sick
toimwhat
lrv\
from
Wnuiung.
Coal
Nf'KiitiatioiiH
I
Air
Force
Orders
Yesterday there wan unme whim000,(HKt Americano.
member*.' Gaines
Games were
war# undo
under the
the
M A N IlA l OANDMI
H o lly W O O d
I member*.'
WoosutiR ii> where llie narrow
.ical InterprctatJon of the nile.
*direction .of Mta. C. A. Andarson.
Hr dnglcd nut United BlaU-s
.......
.oa
r.«”
,a.......
'
Segregation
Eiid
OF the late Mahatm* Oandhi
Nuincroii.n empty truck* were forSenator Jamea K. Murray of WhaiiRp'Hi riie r pnlirs it' gritty
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HOl.LYW OOD, May i S - f f n - 1. .
iid ^ S t t d
I hidden w
to ...........................
proerrd from West
Her- of India, Manllal Oandhi, a South
Mmilana ai. one of the "drum* flood into tin- Yaugtlr and wher* li< Id at IHtiefield In-ginning Jun e'
ck Powell ehd June A lly.on;*1"* uf ,f« l ^ ' ^ L E iS a ia 1 W ASHINGTON. May
1 im to West Germany for lacl of a Atrtean aawspapar editor, arrive* Dick
beatera for political
medicine" ship*, from Shanghai pH*" through
may
.
ly Join the M >. ami Mr*, team*
Moody pointed out that data •ffegro personnel 1w ill be' d lstrjb -, nu il|an permit, hut a truck load of by plan* at LaOuardl* rteld. New
who are attamptiUK to "delude the a narrow channel to the Yangtze
the screen
to Mi*. 0 . C .-G Ib b i. Mrs. Hatty.
people with falxe and mlalradlua and the »ra It la alamt riglit mile* w n . Icii.1 than four weeks before I 'Bed throughout the Air force In radio atta wax allowed to pa»* York. Ht ta ta tha U S to attend
Powall wain' able .to obtain j j r*- A. 0 . Matklen, iff*. Andareen,
north
of
Shanghai.
Wnnaimg
I'ar
I
dr
uni
ruct
expired.
He
iUg.
!
stead
of
aervlng
ln
npeelal
un
lU
,lW|,||wUl
east
United
Nation*
aeaalnna
and
mik*
a
ih
.
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,
,
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,
,
.
.
1
the
permit.
Even
—
argument*."
. W, 'Rueltxor hi:*
hia own I| Mra.
• "0 . C*' Dtaon,
» - Mrs.
« n•
V* »
Imr and the Wliangpnn form the
more time might be nieo- ' under a new policy approved hy (jfrmBfl |n,|lce said they were con lour of thaepuntry. tfnferaiHorialf hls wife's aervtreao /or
"Typical of the desperate ef city'a main aitcry. It could not j;c»led
film, "Mr*. Mike." But lie reports er. Me*. J>. M. Wllaop. M rif 4. T.,
Secretary of Hefelo-e Johnson.
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1
agree
n
a
new
contract.
forts In behalf of this socialistic live long If it were cut,
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a
t
her
ntudlo
ha*
aenl
him
!
Newby,
Mri.
W.
D.
S
llim
Mrs.
....1 w-l.i
. then Hgiri'il to the earlier
The Air Force plan- Intended to
Mrawlille. fresh fiMNl ahlpmenta
Scripts with tiio Idcm uf « team -1D. C. Moore, Mri. #•; A* ott*Anfi,
scheme in Senator Murray's stale*
I.uiighwa'a In** would cut Bhang- 1,
carry out Jolniaon a Apr. tl direct- ff()||1 ||M, Weatern xone were pourlug with hi* wife. So far the | Mr*. W. P. Brook*. Jr.*, M fl. Frtd
nieul in a recent radio broadcast hiil'ii ail link. Then- «r« three
Amj
Sl>1|||| |je||()| |„ j,(
Ive to end tarlal dhirrimluatlon In ,M1{ tlllo yvPBl j|rr ||n without InM ENU
deal I* still In the *rrlpl-buntliig Myers, Mri. A. J. W alker/M re.
that Voluntary Health Insurance other iiirfii-lilw lull they nre
Hie
armed
force*-w
as
okayed
„
rfrrPnrP
hy
the
Bu*aiana.
Truck*
B» i;fc< fl.Y RROWNHTflNF, i stage.
B. Newsome, ___ ___ _
Plan, 'coet too much and Rive too more ex|i"f.ed than l.ugnliwa. r' J•-! utoiipcd an attempt hy the yesterday.
' |„H,|Pd with produce were coming
Pm km it Moioi Company to re
The Powells made one film ap- Mrs. I'eari llausfll, Mra. F. K.
lilllr ? ' hr. Itobliie said. "In Ii Ih
The ShiiiigliNl garrl ion rommuoi mot - .even Inake dien and n mil
Johnson
aid
in
an
announce’
iiimugli
at
10
and
ID
minute
In| i-earaur* together, a few years Hole. Mrs. Voile W llllam i and
blind allcRiance In the political •pie lodny mid llie llrd
have
f'OOKING'H FDN
uiilo (lartii from the strike mrnl that In- lias received Army lervala, and rail shipment* of food
j W ore they were married.
It Terry and Jackie .Holland. '
medicine doctrine, .Senator Mur striirk no lie- ti«rthwe»l with three lion
lly t 'W II.Y RltUtVNHlONK
bound
llnnliv
Aviation
plant.
ami
Navy
proposals
along
the
aM
.|
r
„al
wetc
moving
smoothly,
' we-, an unhappy wartime musical
ray apparently has , .lint
. ..Ilia •»** division 1. The NalloualM* wrtr re
HiteiIff Stephen C. Illpsak and ame Hue lull lias asked for "clar- 'flic Husslan controlled Berlin rodt d k h d a y d in n k i.
railed '/Meet tint People", lie
to the established fact that th*|
|,„idl,,g their own 10 ...... two depulica tend to the fit) pic Ifylng Information" before making |,> said more than 140,000 tuna of
Ghlcken f'je With t.'arrols, l ’e#a •n-atarrad with l.uelllt Ball and drunkard’s son usually doesn't
cost of Voluntary Health prole. - ,U r i H1„, fitlllMK b*ek h. »the».. ket* hi fionl of Hi'- llendlx galc.> any decision on them,
fiHxl-diiff*
and
other
auupllea
were
and
t'ulaloes,
Tossed
Green
Halad,
June played a bit.
turn out to he a drunkard,” he
lion to an Individual or family li. -|-|ir ftMH |IN., H ,|c,,ii, drfro.r and a elri-till court order allowing
Wall Disney leaver next mouth answered.
nfficlala uld Hut under the moving lowa-d lierlln from Hovlet | H.i»pe-- French Dressing, Hot Itulls,
far lesv than the lax required for (f rr,|d| HMIr K reanlule It miglu I'm t.in d to rrmovt Ita ei|Ulpmclil
I and Rutter, Applesauce Cookies, for England, where h e ll' film
new Air Force pollry negroes will /»nr Hi barges.
Chenge nf pere: Charlie,ChapFederal Compulsory Health Inn,P c.nnmunlat* » l»og ...... . fiom Hie Hemlix plant.
■ l
“ | Bcvci age.
"Treasure Island." It will be hlr Itn’.-x studio h n been ranted for
be at.'.lgncd on the hanls of In
stir ame.
|(( r(1,m. Ihiough.
The pickets replied Hut they dividual capacity, flumr aeparald
(Rccl(U' (or Waned Dlali Fot- first ph-ture with no cartooning. ■ oxtuiur fitting i for "Wabath
HAMIONE'S MKDITATiONS
"Hrnler our Voluntary System—
The drive fiom the «outhwn.t •vould refuse In move. Six r.emllllWMl
Hobby Driscoll will star, hacked Ih* prialurllon of "Like a Mighty
i
the free, Arnrrlean w a y -nur pen- seems to he lr.ni aptead mil. It •' tia llrr i started to move Into llir negro uultn will continue In exis __________>r Altay
8 A V IJIIY FR E N C H DHKHMNG with an all-English east. Th« Army,” a religious’.film for ih*
pie are the healthiest In the world, ronrentrated In a single <|* hi plant through the plrket*. The tence.
Ingredients; U tt-Hk|M>qu salt, t film will be financed 00 per rent United Lutheran Church.
f M HtAM O N I o ' M a T
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’ all in-ad nhmg the
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and the
United Stales •
lead*
railroad Io Hang •In-rlff said the pickets shouted:
small garlic clnvij, l/M trux|HH.u bv froten fund* accumulated by
Wonder If Vie Mature and hit
Nation* In medical advances,
chow. From that direction the iaii "We'll wreck your truck*." and
( (tnwrpHH Action
f« tW W J t T K »M T»te4r ir
freshly ground -blank pepper, Mr showing* of DNney picture* In, studio are cooking up # feud. H#
"American* today tnay buy a road coinoiaiul* everything t >r Hie first driver stopped. lie said
__ _aunnljig' nt
_______
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tea*,hhiii stigat, '» irmpoon pap- England.
I w*a
‘ Laa Vegae
%hFa_
EM A t -L IT AAtAM I•
n n s .lia .4 rraa. Past «*#•
lie rmild go no father and the
health liisuratire policy for the airfield, upper reaches id
. rlka,
teaspmui dry mustard,,
.Strange guy, that Groaby. Blng'.iie was supnoneil'to report /or
A < s o o 0 ’s c u t i W H
price of a park of clgaratles a Whangpoo river and all Import an attempt was railed off hy the chance to say what Iher think
I *4 lenaptton Wnri-.eKtcrxhlre sauce , j remained two and a half hour* a* Avenuo." Tile picture niartr
i licrlff.
day. Vet Senator Murray and hi* entrance* to Shanghai.
alooit Hip North Atlantic Pact.'
reception for the Han Fran- Monday and wan pushed ahead eo
P E M A T C H O L 'f A W M
I I n-nlllon Inclmllng gicen tup (flue“ • «Grablc
• con ' apeivlI the sumAbout 7,f»iHi t:|tt United Auto About DO person* rr.uain to be
(tiltntl. would foist on them a
Both to the not liwrut and -out
•ly chopped I, 'J tmhie spoons vinegar, risen presa during "nidlng High" Hetjy
, __
politically controlled system In. «.-«l ..... triraln • ftat. Hhe pa. Worker* have hern oil alrtkr at heard between now nnd the neat
locailons. Rut he rnnirnue* to mer at the Del Mgr Race
F o o t. 5 /
lace Track.
ill tablespoon's salad oil..
the hrusli-off to the Holly.
tin- M odi* plant since Apr. ‘JO. Tuesday deadline. Today's list In-,
|H>s|ug luuivy taxes oil A M . wage- die* alsiimd. Ilililges
i" !*
Method: Put tin- null and garlic jtflve tin
Hh»rt lakes . .....Edgar
.rsjgar Bergen
Hargen
, Hies Ida own plane to PHUburgh
Iitlu-r him |nr auto inakrra have eluded spokesmen fur Hie Amcrearner* regnrtlleaa of llndr need •‘inall sticamu have own 0
cliivo on a lilyre of wnx**(l lialicr |
.P,1re*a.
of uiH lral care. If our rltlisns oi ate hravlly gitanlr.l.
leipoved Ihrlr hrokr dice from the'Iran Is-glon, American Veteran* |
ork' together
■'. ..
• f1".'* W*r
l" i! this weekend fnr.ap appearance . .
and w
work
logvthcr with the flati
fla il
A ll ColiiniilliUt ill lack*, acconlinp plniil under emirt order* without | Committer, llie AMVF.T8 nnd the
cannot affonl Voluntary Ifrallh
| blade'til « l(tavv knlfn until gatllr " ''l™ *
'" " l ™ " 1 The local civic light opera f i t off
I,.
Ho
.
oiiimunl'iue*,
have
■
»••••
•Iilt-rferener.
'
pr,.t„.
t
ui„i
urclt
mixed
'
honor*.
It
started
1**1
September
j to a good itnrt wlih a hand:omt
Jewish War Vi-trrnns.
Inatiram-e at very mmleat costs,
11* dlalntegralod a|i
M"’1 o whh- mn' •I
’‘“ ,l >'«V‘hre# or four weeks *t>
Meanwhile In Detroit an nil-.. .. G r a il
Veterans of the two world wars
rorrly they cannot afford politi nudei llie covei " f a rtille ry, rhe
i with' milti trate'l
turn ln|o
win.
moil
Jo
v((
,
t
ahot
three
month,
to1
WaTli
('omiiinnUlH
used
an
ciitlmalcu
“
'
il.n
tih
.liv
onr.-r aid the Ford were Interested In a new pension
iopilfn iip: "Brlgadoon,''
cal mt'ijii'hie with nil ila extruvahi
till.
.
)
(ilrci-ii
In
the
righliUK
H
*
Motor
I'n,
"ftntlv
refiisen''
l«
Idll which Rep. Itankln (D-MIss)
(rant nilmliilctrallve nnd red-tape
Shoes
“Ml*h DulU)B
lh< uorHiwcst Ihlu morning.
..pro It*Its Is Ihm- inntract talks said ha would bring up for action
expetuc.
K i r l «*,r
. i• V
| sauce, Hralllon, and ^ vinegar;
».*ll*rr , i ...................... .
A r»mmiinli|nc said, "l.m xt Hr.l i.ntll il» workers'* end their lire. III the llm isr next Tuesday or
RolArri
T*yh>r
•shed*
his intis*
**lml. ull.i ”A "Ccae -..louiiug
,|mullng in
|n imuywonj
||„i)y wooJ tachc for nla Wetrern, "Ambush"
"Both diH'lora and patlruti troops with over in horses «••"
|I 'vr,> v t lli-n, fwk.i
. i l l . Add
.
strike.
Wnllirsdav.
would la- drawn by CUMI'UI.- mole-, fell easy prey t" th' ‘ ••l';r ’"' •<-i.t
|
cover
the
jar
H
llh
lly.am
i
shake
.
cco«»pllwl.*d
mure
than
*nv
The i.olirre. who de.-llurd u*e of
Bllll* RurkA's
An earlier Itankln penslnri hill,
I for
f**'V
Miitll 'vr|l t oin« I , *«,•,11(< uitrn«'l, AViiic*)i In Nnntlifr . . . Iti-coiqincndixt:
l"lo ■ regimented dUtrlbu- ail( forc«
f
o.n........ hi mime, sshl Ford ha* Inform
lieni nunsnao.
K umhI imii. Kniisjian
frank dnemolrs, "With
^hliied. Hhakf .well again Immedla- reason why U. H, rompanle* are t'bqrmlugfy
Ion of medical care If I'resldant ""
, 1(, |lt,|rH fr„„, Khaoglial. «-.l llie Cll-Dnlted Auto Worker* i termed ton expensive hy oppon
p heather on My Nose" . . On
ents. was defeated hy a rlnsr tote
Jte-ly before using.
soiirlHw on production abroad
fruman and Sena or Murray have 'Y , , Hlmt.ghal there haa I*'"" ■ it n» stand.
?
AI; JoGon celebratte hi*
last month. The new bill would
theli way. And the experience of
In Hie hut few
w
illiam
I’l.wrll'n
roll
I*
working
b'rthday. hU 1*4 air show agd
The union prevloiislv lied asked
I hi tha financial d»
tither I'ountrlen lie., (.roved social“r |> n de move about H.clr l ‘or-1 In o|.oii the HHP talk* nut pay lesa per month, and furthar
, tHPMING
• ».
- -r-v - IIONNKIY*
-- ., A i*tndlo. I asked Powell on
Utd till'dIcine laail* to luferloi , ’ V"' , * .VHr,(l raln. Holdh-r* filler than Motolav. HU days lirlor would pay only imrtnployahla vet
erans
who
need
the
money.
,
M
ain
aprhig hats will coiilldw i '-Randwagon" set how the
meJlcal care and a decline In Nu- ^ ^ ' Z . i ImiL at atr""l rut..era It expiration of Hie uresent |is<-t.
Home members who have Iteet,
l wa.|ooaj didn't happen to l>e<-»iiie an
1 felt, on 'dlpcy Mrawk
tlutial
Compulaury
J j It* IM
„ IM|,|“
Tlie trltr automotive enmiinny
Illkliemilhealth.
H Its
I uaat In
I.. Health
...a t . jHim
IIM,g
>, entrances.
.1 Traffic.
# ......
color romhlnatliniN..
ItuurntHC
Is aU tliieat
health ,h|||)|ej ,,y n,« evaciialhui "f him- In... tieru >llii'led out as the DA- loud In Ihelr demand* for govern
eeopomy, hut who voted tq
and u lineal to freedom."
4 . WU...U. V.
'dreda of" civilian and mllltsry ve- 'V*i firrl laiget In a drive fur ment
boost Ihelr own expense fulfill,
llta
i
a
month
nen»|ons
and
lie*|th
fhlclrs. Itinve* faslei.
today
pondered
Hie
possibility
welfare plann, along with a
Lt^iNlulurc Aciion I fW luiig. tha doek and Industrial
they might have to vote again,
.ares acros, fiom HhangliaJ < mil"*, j wage laiinl.
and lliki time have Ihrlr name* on
‘
ha:.
liven
ib
a
ird
of
small
river
I
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—
|tuaiia*«4 riwiu Ca«* u a n
record.
eraft as a precautionary
A IIIC M C H N M t ls ilH ’ HS
My
Hep. Krefr (R-W ls), said thera
Meanwhile, an uiLieailil liu<l|et unlnat guerrilla vparstiou , In ••>*'.
are way* to force a mil-call vote. I
„r.-H. Hevuial Kurrrll«» « ■ " ’’" " I
^
The vole yesterday, called when1
lut I'lomla A ami M. College lor
lawmakers were j
from an
»0 If.
If- ni.l.ap|.lly
uiihappHy toillnr
t.d lliir In
to a kit lest, than (is)
'- b from!
Nrgloet wa» mitfil to iniintei the I,r,\ ^ , -'e!itra|l New-' .11 u.HtcIi
d<"iirni-d f»i a .lo.it.-r one. present, wasn't llial type of vote i
irtnvr nl iix uegiorv who want tuW'aiiinu l.«|a\ asid governnieid* .'lien
Ilolii.- Mpldh.loe l.iakci-. ste now
The President'* housing ami I
eiitei llir lllilir u ilv ol Honda.
! troop- wlHiduiwp l.ifon- tocnU'-lderinr lii-i idlglil. One .)**- labor program^, high on hlu H it {
slgitiog film I . tuinliig out k it of must hills, figured In the new?.
r F Tby; ‘i w
h ' S ia t e -d the"' «....... 'HIM"liatiuns coinmltlceu were A
told
ph'vh'K
Wen- chen sink*, stoves sn.l cnunlerx Administration leader* predicted
lie Cabinet Hoard of Education t.ovcrnineot •P-.k.- i •• . * 1 ;
„ oil Imtes Hint .-Nil tie adjusted to I'reddrut Truman will win an tin
thp . requested |;t,7«MHW budget Y was Ijiiote.l tt ^lie JGpat, nva^ n , Ihe lu-ighl of Ihe woman using trrt-aalvo victory In Ihe House with
,Uf'
Florida A. and M. would mrcl
^
wl&
Ills long-range housing program
ilhtlri" thrm .
bit percent of thn education need.. when the Natl.... .
Other thing, that
drdgnrrs Iteinihllcan opponents promised *
from Nanking.
v t ' rFlurl
l da'* negroes.
llilnk contrary woman now wants
The I ’nlillillllllsla "i. Apr ait lucliide: moie color in the kitchen, fight , Imt some conceded next
Hfcretary uf HHitc II. A. Gray
week's decisive vote may Im In
and member* of the Hoard of claimed they wiped out "» routed lint colorless |dii .In* filling:, for Hie President's favor.
government armle.. Ill
Conlrol said Incrraird budget fur |J
ilf.'-k.i; dining room lighting that
There was lea- nplimhim In Ad
Florida A and M. would not com Hlmnghsl Nant.hic llangchuw t ri make., both tlie food and her com ministration circle* over thf labor
al,
I,.
Central
New.,
quoted
tang
idataly solve the problem of let
plexion look better < a combina bill which would repeaj Hie Taftting
egroex
attend whit* stale * j saying Ihe main force remain* tion of pink, yellow and white Hartley Art. Republican Senator
. _ negroex
,
Imt It
•chorda but
tt would help
light I* said to do tlie trlrktt'lve* fN Y i rliarged today lliat th*
0
Action on the Kenate-paxseil "'Tang said it lied sru.lt* have house trailers with all tha modern I whole labor tenia ha* become
crossed
the
Yangtte
Tw»;
ve
of
dtru* hill which would al
kitchen
gadget*,
even
If
It
leaves
j
"bogged
down
In
politic*."
He
ter almoit nf ilia stale’s citrus these, tin iiald. were under Chen i t lean apace for penpla In Ihe living urged that the Administration'*
regulation* was delayed wh»n and are now concentrated Hi Nan riMim part.
bill b# flrrd hark In Ilia .Senate
speaker Murray referred th* mra- king, Hangchow and the v*chi y of
Th# designer Ii now having a 1 l-abqr f'oiumlttre
for further
aura to th4 llotixe Glim* Commit Khenghal. Nine other, are wider field day. The buyers* market study. A Truman Democrat. Sentee, for study.
l.lu Po-Chrng In west Gheklang meanfe that companle* are fight- ator Elbert D. Thomaa of Utah,
The loyiltv oal
oatt< lew ia)» any and east Klangxt I'rnvlitces.
Central New* quoted 1 *"14 ** lug hard to furnlih what they | chairman of the labor group and
perion on any istate, county or
think th# ruilomer want* nr i co-»Ponior of the bill, said: "not
ally payroll who falls to sign an saying rrack troop* >»ere
' a cpance."
rushed Into Shanghai for t\tm thinks she wants.
(with will be disc
disci arged.
Maybe, loincutie will hullil flax-1 Tnh Admlnlslratlon lahor hill,
Rhould any person
pci
signing Hi* defense" of the ,lty. lie predlclrd Ihla furniture that ran he mittd •iltlfi Hi coma up for Henat* debate
oath later Join or support the a long term war of resistance here.
|tn 'fntd June, was ahlo-traeked In
c
CoMmi'nlxt Party, lie will be din- Th" gnverntnent spokesman **lu aruuml corner*.
One New York atura reports the'House last month. After a .
mlrtcd Imnieillately,
the Reds at Talclisng Mid * » « :
Tha new law also provides that shall, both n i'ii here. suffaraU selling an eight-foot sofa to a dlisy whirl of parliamentary tech-1
family wlm found It rouldnT be ‘ niralltlea, tha House ended up
a candidate for office who riftuts more than 20.0W cssiis IIIch.
aqueescil Into their elevator. The with no labor bill at all.
to sign such an oath will he con
sofa was cut In two, reassembled | 1
sidered aa not having qualified.
Police
In Ilia apu.Intent, and after a*
BljHeimnta mad* In thp oath
LkinH Meet
month’* wall for fabric was rt•hlch ara proved
hi
,r ,
f
e « tl ♦ •aen m a person subject to prosacu- General D’Antonl, took personal upholstered. Tha family says It
tlaattaaa*
vaq*
look* fine, but It uost - inure than
ion for perjury..
differed on, this point, and declar
I hey had planned.
Th# jaw louche* everyone be- command of Ihe new campaigned that a Federal education com
"Tha Olullano problem la not a
Ing paid by. public fundi from political
missioner through |xmer to with
problem,
lie
lam.
but
ih* Governor on down. Teachers one of common tlellmnilncy. Soon
T ru ck Explodes
hold appropriations by disapprov
S>
and even member* of school die
ing of to* way a slat* spent Fed
er
or
later
Olullano1*
gang,
al
trlcle will h*v# to sign euch
IL'eattaa**
Fran)
Psa*'
Deal
eral
fund*
could
control
state
nuniberi will b#
ready taduced In.............
oath*.
over to Justice.
... unnel. Carbon Uituk'ltitM it a poti- education ‘ pollclri. Huch a comTha bill originally waa Intro- turned
Twanty
major
Sicilian
bandit
,’noui tubilance lliat can be utetl tulailoner might "go loo far to
uoad by Benator Mathews of
In pollclea" h* warned.
gangs
ware
wiped
out
or
*o
weak
is a sulvanl fut rubber or as an IheIUleft
Jackxormlls but was altered to
ulvu warned that since tha
ened
aa
b#
regarded
as
Im' Ik* out provlxlons making It |
nieclkkie.
money la to b* used In laa sup
fol to aupport principles or W W *
ported schools only, It might moan
Fireman
wearing
gas
masks,
and
•trams of tha Cummunin Forty, year. Only one other
Naw York Port A v I m tflty
‘ i flrt- the "literal extinction of litnall
ratnalnad
formidable.
few Mils continued to corns In.
fighting crew* at'
t,
Ihe Mbs? private schopts pm) colleges aujl
:p. Co
111n ^of
f Ifitte
xotaTFf r r •<i
A polk# official 1f ,u ',*'{l|f* )[.^ j •ng truck with Hacked
~otllna
Baraiob
M g
flame^xtlugulahpermit trustees of to* mlttad OlulUno has d i n >»»•« ng chemical*. Thalr
voted to
orts war# Th*
i H a m t t m iM
• t:* lie
ri)i
lilonalJ Improvement
Fuqd "eooildarahe organising eblHty. hampered “ “
Improvem*
baseb
*
7 nt-aA tCJ 1 ,> Ml*'
Md# IMWOJKW to -“““lasupple- TTbl»
b li was
waa induiat..
Indicated ■- m .I.f , J. " .,
f ? ftle
ii-.i
<•ti mi. /,
.O lti* a v a u t e M t a e o t
:ht j outlawry. He
Ila engineered
englnaeted tne
tha .Jail
ledarelil fleod
. . j.V d ltlr.
break of U convicted baadlte
ut
ir
>
m
.
o
i
ic<»
r
t
*
e
*
a
s
A
s
a
w
v
t
the aucleua of
drilled hi* men in >'
fH I> _
legga
Army uniform*, armed
h S s b i-k e w
" .....—
is and Pursuers.
_ _ with automatic
weapon*
:
A T T N It M IC H
C IT 1 U8
J u. • ■
When a formerr Interior
I
mini*- W IN TE R H A V E N , Map
regularly fought off or tecaptd
RM : -f 1**
RoibIU. of/sred fAPy—The Hate Cltrue IinapacUon
of Dural
nap
■ IV Y»
p .
>
V X bis heed in 1W6. Bureau 10:00 A
report today
-•A-
1
1949 SUMMER
u
w
m
1st
PRIZE
BUTCHER
RAYON
1st
ftr
PRIZE
BALLOON
CLOTH
t
o
J».. ..eWfiBunJS!
s
#
__ tk* Uw,
,«vm|M be ualawfnl tef
‘ - i f * f lf a r s »
l; ao
vl
a
offered 800,000 fer Ro- la boaeet
recently, ehoUeagcd the
.
:
) to **ad tea edit* re-
n u i r ’■* “*
JR. fc,
—
y .It f lM I
\
m
I .;
To*,
' If lt U R
■' ■- • Ittfji' ■
�I
ffTVU.
THE W EA TH ER
h i P n H y T h * r» 1» S tr e n g th —
ti» Prataet tha P u t * of tha World:
To Ptowirt* th* P r « i'tt* of America:
To Pi*4uc« Prosperity for Hanlard
.nd n i'.f
n * i r l» port It r|*>'id
th.i<i.i;|i I nr ills .
X|,nlfi< t# ea»tpf 11 miiifU.
AN IN D K P1CN D K N T l»Alf»V N K W N I'A I’KK
V O LU M E X X X X
E nU liliR hrd I00H
law m akerHits
H A N F O R I), F L O R ID A ,
Court Blasts
Illinois Free
Speech Ruling
P o s t a l E m p l o y e r s Aid H o s p ita l D riv e
Warren's T a x
Plan ‘ D in n e r’
WA‘»IIIM .|t
T A L L A I I A S S H K , May
10—
<41— H rp *. Hi n I try
(Wham and
M . Ik Sm ith today Introduced
H it 1002, a u lh o rlilo g Ih r Longwood (own m u n rll In a rt aa a
• tax a d lU ilm rn l buaidi elan lilt 1007 a u lh n tfrln g eo n vryen re of
County pro perly to the H a llir
H a rrlu .n C hapter nf (h r I* A It.
\U
M.
'
L
o
m
m
i
G
i/f .
Ih r Nii|i* rme i «*Mit %| *11f » !#* I
lin i-i> *fi ilr i I t•h ii ; | | m< up,lit m| D rr
H|H*i > It
u h rh
llir
M t lr i o n r .
util J>CM|ilr In ADjjrr .tinI t itlirtl.
Ht» m*i|«»iitV
|iu iin |ilr i| i
|l»*l «li«rri»l l»V In d ite | 4* Vhi *11 tin t
il
f lu *
i *m
iiI
t liir *
tin t
I r in |» r aT
it*
tltti 1 1 tu t n f I*m»i * u ttli * 11II|r [n.tc
I !• .iI v%!«• |«iin it %
%tj| i m il f it (l«f
I n n *1 itiifir» ii«tI I M I **f
R iy lit v
m l* *
«
m m h 'I u
lr t l I ' i m
i
NO
l,r n » n | W lt r
I <*0.
Cut In E C A Countries,
Dollar Shortage Is
Forecast By Truman
K i^lils
K xis l
Is v r n
W li c n
11f Ir*i;mc<v.
Slir
I'cuplc
I m I*>
A iif je r A i m ! U n r e s l p
l o o s e r Snyii H e F e d s
M any
Lawn C o n
cocted by H unch Of
D r u n k s in A 1lurkllc
T A L L A I I A H H F K . M ay
10— T h r H rn a lr,
liy a voice
ro ta, tndsy a iln |ilrd a r u n fr r r n r r
repo rt re ci.m n irn d ln x
H |i|iru «al
n f th r
House. version
n f Ih r
r a l l l r fencing MU. N » comment
w a r m id r nn Ih r report ami
th ere w r r r only a trw M -u lIrrn l
% "n o 's"
r u lr r il III
Ihn voting.
M eanw hile the Minina y n lrd HO• fo r • h ill that would prohibit
Nailing M u rid * h r r f d ia l Isn't
alam p rd “ I'ru d u rrd In F lo rid a "
nr “ Flo rid a llr r f.'*
A
'M O N D A Y . MAY Ift. Ill III.
A
•
A
C
i t
Armies Ariny.oer|»t*aul Is
Open Altai It On Killed In Wreck
Shanghai’s Gates On Park Avenue
C i ; t ! lie * .
I fnnj; Knnt- K’crls S.iv A u l u i t m l i i l e
I n l e t I *i i l e T i c e
Ai
l ). S. K T l i e i i A r s e
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v
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li
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n*’i I l*»»t
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1 •
x fill I ("inn 1 W hin
.ll ,i tin i%in(i if'kf'tiillMM w lird iri h » xvimld In-11* p i miiim I i * hyati'itn and Mi" it\I'liIi’Ht vmJiimm- d nil Mm l I 1 1 f i r im *■ i| 1mu MmI inii <* Min* > m n l m i i i j i f i i l n i i i i ; !.•• ( I l l ' l l
in
(i *
would md pev an v nw ilnlenanre
MiHiki'H ifr iif f iif Id'* Midi; idltu'i
m ile** it received protection from
•Li I in it I x, 'il* I in fiPi.it x* um* 1 I -ii in l, New Mm vi nn Jiii'l S iiiii'.i
H i»H(l*flir*l If (M f*i»i*f l, in I* 1 1
w ill t»fi 1111*i d ir «li«|i(|if% lir
ltd
"III* 4If*f»l II11*1 f*U 4111»111* HI IM OH
flomla or u n til Hie project
had
" i n f "*1 utih »Ti mii* .in .) mu.lin i ii if ii
M i»*ii%» a *i]v* i fp*iin»iL"’i
I A W i'lf-Mflf Ml W *illri I I " iid " ’* rliMflN in d rillin g w ith In** adv**i
The
.Srliljpi>|t)
High
Svlu.nl
hern rnm pleted by Ihe
Fe d eral
uililit inm il m i im * mi xv ii 1 *| tn "
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go vernm enl.
» | I j*i iliri" 1 mi '-»ii|p|««v >• "I *a! iny h n ad tn !
Iln* " i l l lji *•%
Fire
for
the
arrond
llrne
1.1
m ibh M ill,.
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y
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r
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h
ittle
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in,oil, linve the "ottMiM.iiUI eg.
itM
ilrrilM K vvilli 11. N, M n lia lc
Fo rm atio n o f - w a le r rm n e rv a \ lim it" S "( v 1* »* SlaliM ii Mi - I m Ml" l HI a ( 1 » h ill pMWl ) .ut.| *| *
three
weeks
damaged
the
lw>.
n,
.
„
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r
(
|
„
program
o
f
11111*10 at the
4 Hon anil ro n lro l d lid rl.T
by 17
ilin * i-. a 11li 11! v | a' "pi'iatM i !" i ii"M>ill in Mm 11 *Im 11) 1nV4 n lii.ii .f
D im lor T y ro t ('lu n g . I li.al l.r I..- I tutors l» toy' fm o i .. huttli. w ill.
Motors Inn l.ulldiog at j n,,|„ry |,i„v|,rm, today which w««
counties Including Kenilnole, H r*- story
t« I-M .aare . » C m . K ia t t i
(''o n lltl.lC .1 i l l . I e a r h l i l i l )
M m * ( m ih !
•« ! > » | » , m d
. | m " . ii
* S a iifin tt tIi* 1 mf«i i.ilM " D " i"
French
Avenue
and
Henilrmle
,Hll,r
r
|.ar.vtrrlse.l
hy
('resident
M ., M innie Xl
M .iu g t.i.i..,
v a rtl. O range, V u lm la
and L a k e
« i f * i m *%
■
Mend* 1 1im inti -»#*i x ut Fat- «if * * **' ii if v n * D ' I m n 1ii 11 * • 11
I Inn I w ar it when at 3tl!0 o rhak (;„ ,rw HUne „ tlli l|iw t 0 ||t.
.lie .I in H,e Invat In .Kpil.it S iiu .la c
counllea war approved
f.y the
f I til'll'":, MlH%!
■it** Avenue mnl K it Mi Ki 1 <»! H | Ml!II wild l| III"
Sunday
morning
fheinan
found
|
H
«i.ruling
program
o
f
'
the
year
m otulng 'n il..wing ., k Ii h i I . 11.■
■
nrnlei take 11 m- p-«lii!i|i liin m '
if
-nm inlttee.
4 a ll! i 11 licit mii F a iir F.ittM
the* whole upiHT story iifUntfl wtico 1
it f I'.iu lii.v , M lel,. M ia. lb .iu-l,i.'iMie hi»N|i|ta|s iim»i"*(
Mian Whittle, who was IntroF a c h county would le vy a 11 M 0
they arrived.
and lie, I um I. h ii .I, A .H i ,,, ll.m r’ IUnn
“ A Im ft" p m ! of (It*1 M iiii #%.
m ill t a r to pay ft < o rg an isatio n
rim e * wr,',- com ing m il o f "•*>. J " r h L I « J S V
m iul" V l f 1 2 %
lia.I mint. 1 In-1, I,in ,,v nt I'.- ll..»
,
,
,
- .M ile I'HIInI n! h «.f •itin -. k im v c . a , -I
co xl* In fo rm ing th ills lr lr t and
-.hip F ilm , .till ing I lie past wm
th is la x would |g> paid Ju st one
I l l - s i O n u U ' S I IIIM 'II I s Hm p.iblb ..1 IV n lia l
li.u M t
lei
y e a r, salt! M r. H ig g in s.
t lil.l 1.1 the past tu n \ e . r i
lly H IM HAW HON
tl.u
n
\u
g
.
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IHHJ
in
N
h
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i
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s
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k
s
k
s
h
I i, T t. * |,iillii.a u u ill be ... his !"'**• t’ilrtiM giuvea Hint c i t i u . fru it
N I'W Y O R K . M-VV I f . (/IN WIm ! it holding the ro d of I ivim r up. i-.H il.ly, Al it’ll, slie in h I m . -.itivive.l .1 1 ,,, a. Hu- Htui.i.eite 4 i.u i.ly | ! I,,' VP '»ce" •" •• deprens.-d .naike.
p*
l.v
..lie
ila
u
g
l.ti’i
,
M
rs.
XVillia.n
a proilm itaty 10,000 at one time in
••*'•• •» *••<• .-»<»*>• ""•< h
T h e upper flw.r contains two.
...j when the p lic r of batic raw m .itcin l* lis t fallen ».. far *in< f lav| f a l l ' S l.iiii, nf P u n tla v ; tw o st.n-., <•>■'.. I i, „|H i n .t i: T h .irH .ln v a .» l F * ..ln y | 1
” belong to tha drainage district
f i f l b Hlr.-H and <ir.X> ........... . | •tn|'r«vm | r.ml uiitm piuved a .ie n g s
Corninudity p .lte s , .it wltr.fevalr, have relrealctl since llicr. ' I hi . i I
and would pay no rnoro taxes until S M n r e * fl,M,llUr• " f wMch W" ‘ j.rlgram
v l f f i KSTsUd
of h alf w ay buck It. their O f'A le vel.. »n the average. Rut the m vl nf liv- ge ll.i.ig lito ii a ie l M arvin f|.iiu :b , , , n ,. ,. 'lim in e -ill .- liit.lie .1 .-»pe. I mg w hich il tin- been ne.-esai.i v fo r
P n iiH iic; III ginnd eliilili.-n i.nd ,,
iC ssnssM o» r*aa» Blahti
destroveri No one was 111 Hie)'‘Rolling Down Ihe Jordan'' and
Hie fira i g iin li al Hi. Mb** Iriisle e it I.. Ii.|ii|.la le niul u-liiel.
ing fia t tlroppcrl b a rk t.i.lv . . Iw.ui .uic-eiglilli « f the w ,,y . Iln w r v r t , ll.c • wm g ie i.l
g n m .l v l i i l . l i «.nIII Hide S r i.not in S .’|.f.-n il.'-., 1'*••’>’ a le - i-ektllg t<> diap............ .. In
bulldiiig a t the "time* m em en ! "Tim niff Hong; hy the W
.M
tlil
liru th e i. W illia m H inder nf A i k v I*-. M XV l l * uni,......... .
avernge w e ekly wngc in fa c ln ric - * * —
l.aln v '•> M . h . I lie In-at iid vailti.g e o f ll.e .’elate
T o S t u d y arrlve.1 r.r when the flm broke m j . ,
g
^
Mich.
— out o f w hich Ibo w o rk e r *«•.*• ■
» , ir |t-cs.
l.l r
Mit* lio ll. |.itn .-l|.a l
"**y rei.HOl. » f Hit- Im k nf anv
as f a r as C h ie f C leveland was
,
T i l l 1 I hiiJ v WHS shipped .11 I ’.'.l
H ecren tlnn
P l a n s . h i ,, in ila ie rin lo n
" le e ( J n l.i am i “ T h e H o ly the cost o f liv in g — Is iilmut no.
Ki.rulrigH continued to rlat. I i . s I
" l l i- III-re-Mill v Hull all ilttl.l I ipm-lfb-sl Hl.le ... w lilr li Hie lr«AI
I
hi
for
fu
n
eral
su
rvices
mnl
but
T im fire o f A n r »7 la...... ...
" I t y " . "fUdlghm ^, and - llu a a lc ’’ tw e lfth u f the w ay buck.
full and w in te r afto r vt.nim o.llty
. , n , wini a .......... ..
I" r ii(e , ( I lie* are M-i|iuied lo provide l«<s
ial in A rg y ll-, M l.'h.
• W
cmtiblliswl cluba.
In other words, the r r c .“«d»i. pilcos
turned rlt.wn,
K urulngs
’Tha GHy Oonimlsslon at lln duee It, a defective gas^ h alter milo fira i gtad e, to luive Hti»
' tdlul Nasialuu.-ti. by lennon of Htsir
so f a r etltls up to t ills :
i.v e ra g c.l h lg l.e r in the firs t rpinrmealing tonight a t ttlOO "'clock | c,irrw| , t 1:00 A. M. and damaged
jiiiu iim lii.u ." M r* M itch ell
I.* I fu ll d isci I’ timi in n ia iin g .’iH .'.il of
TO W N H K N D IIK A U
, , f Hie ucs.I
Produccra a m gettin g ttuislrler- , v r „ f th is ye a r than a year ago,
will consider the posalblllty of a i th(, kitchen and lunch r
lb .•».,• w ill be tl.c ..illy lw>. .It.yi the estate , by ,
l|-»a.laM ra on C h . i K ia b .t
T A M I 'A . May I t t - M 'i K . •' ,«v milaililt> fn. H ,.’ .’ V a m li.a lli.n "
recreation program for youth. I building, operator! by J
wlily Jews fo r m any raw m a te ria l' although eve ry one th is year wan
% 'I lit*reeled cfllaans are edvisctl to tea. Tha structure la owned b
— h u i not a ll. l l costa alumni an talkin g about the mcnsslon. P la n t 1 iliu m , u f N ew I'u rt tllrtu-y, l« Hube preaent.
\
T H K W KATIIICIi
XIA N I im IXV N S
much to Itvu as it did tast year, vxpanaiou nhsurhotf most o f lh« new ebairm un o f the F irs t Om
City and leased to
Other actions will Include tie. Co, Damage lots
flliit rlc t
Tow n send
A n d the w o rk e rs'.a v e ra g e pay lias m in in g s , hut dividends
want a g rcsslo n ai
T A M I'A . Mt.v III id*. George
elflnn .on pavltflr of the Houth- fir* wae estimated _r ____
J A G K S O N V I I .I .K
Clubs. Ro was elected at Hie i Hh- ll.in v a u , 71. of T iu n p .i d>owned In
M av If. -A*)
.
— -- —
--— ----------- bean o n ly s lig h tly to u ch n l, c« far little h ig h e r, too.
weat (toad In Ouldaboro, and
H IG H
lo w
R o u g h ly, thr. same, facto rs lln ,:
Look a t w hat happened since trle t convention here yesterday
!.. lake in m iles fro m lu 'r.’ y.’«in,-.
An unidentified man reported rd by I>r. C . L . Persona A . R ,
other huslnaaa carried oirer from tha fire, Chief Cleveland declared. Young n f W cat Virginia was In- retarded the cost o f liv in g 's pace n l'A In tho Associated P re ss '
j.ia y S id u l.i.r H i.rin g s F ire f J ile f A tlan la
tha last meeting,
lli.slo o
IJ. H. I I A I 'I 'K D
G. XV. " i t t« said today.
The losses are covered by fire trw lu ccrl by Dr. C . L . Persona as upw ard In the
months
when wholesale price Indus o f Ilf. com*
C hicago
N K W Y O R K , M ay 10— (A*. I'..- I
a v is itin g R o ta rla n .
whnlesato com m odities w ere soar- modi tic s :
insurance.
TEXAS TORNADO
D ertoit
S t a ir s ]
T R A F F IC H K A T H S
Ing a re now actin g as a drag a>
Ju n e
16, I1MII, the
index, in land accused ih e U n ited
AMARILLO, Tex., May
T A M I 'A ,
M ay
til >/T. T w o Minneapolis
FLOOD PROGRAM
It s lip s s lig h tly low er.
which 11)211 prices are 100, strasl today o f using ''a rm -tw is tin g "
PARRON POUND
WASHINGTON, Mag ______
I 9 - 0 P„Ij -j
Butw cen Ju n o , ID lit. and Jan- at I20.A6, liy Jan.- IA, HUH, It had tactics to Influence (I. N. dele- highw ay fa ta litie s were reported New Y o rk
MANILA,
n r* *■-*«* May 19—(AT—Tha
f— i n *
o ver the weekend by the s h e riff's I'h lla d c lp lili.
Tha chief of Army Engineers said R ev. C u rra n L Spottawood, J r . , u a ry , HMD, w holesale coimnoditles .cached 207.01. it w as hack to gates on Ihe S p an ish <jucstli.ii.
T h a charge was made by I'u lis l. o ffice in P la n t C it y . Hint, if f Hugh I Phoenix
tods^jr th a t on pap er * " * “ i *0? * 1 w . u f M o bil*, A la ., a fly in g p a r . Want up a t a d iis y pace. The cost 16,1.41 by Hop. 16, 1040. To d ay it
1S a in t l.« u i*
d control program
now In*
la* ion reported mlaslng
>tn . »?w
o rta m i at liv in g clim bed stead ily but i„ around lu ..% (i. In other w ords, delegate J u llu s t K a ti- 8 u e h y . He C ulhronth said today.
(* * ■ In
(• in________
C a lvin Holden, 41, of
V e n ire ,.'H a n Antonio
lao nearly 1.000 pro Joeta with Luuao n, waa
m ore s lo w ly . Betw een
Ja n u a ry ,n Septem ber It was A6.70 points told tha G en eral A ssem bly Hie
d from today.
aadmatad coat of ITA08.000,*
H a w ro te th a „
’ of «M N |*th. •n d Septem ber o f la s t y e a r, rum- h ig her than In the dying daya of U nited S tatea waa se cretly wurk- was k ille d In sta n tly when (he c a r S eattle
m oditlea a t a whole w ere on the O P A , and alnca Septem ber has Ing fo r ap proval o f a L a tin A iner- he w as d riv in g missed a tu rn and M o ntreal
odlat m issio n, D r.
lean proposal to li f t the 1040 bun crashed Into a palm tree on th e j J a c k s o i,v |||s
Lowis A. Pick Colorado
Sprli
., that dow ngrad e, but Ih e coat uf living dropped 8I.0A point*.
4y tie largest whan ka waa al
to taka • t ill edged u p w ard *. Since then , Of co u rse, the price pattern of on top-lav*] diplom atic re la tio n s; Hprlughea. 1 Road, near I'la n l C it y 'M ia m i
w ith G en e ralissim o F r a n r I s 1 1>■Is le S a tu rd a y n ig h t, the s h e r iff [O rlan do
t k n pro g ram ia U m ■off la hla small
f a r from
fro m uni
u
th* coat of living has receded, b u t ' thea* com m odities is far
ICsillHM l s i r»f« r* arl
Fra n co ,
said,
a w la * waa ell
____ ___
. , s M k | T a lla h a sse e
much more (.lowly than the fa llin g 1
'■
sSPS&
tbhH
Sm,ih#
Jiar*4g.ia*
(dHtf**.**
|wi„r.
British Court
Rails Indicate New Freight Rule
Refuses Bail To Hike To Be Last For Postwar Fra
Gerhart Eislcr
K x t r ft d i l i r>u I lc;iriiif* !''()r i<cr! I..cod
er Sc l For IV! oy H
Asked To Enlcr
Ford Labor Row
Millionth Unit Of
Produce Is Sold At
Ft. Pierce Marl
Dmnth\ Jardim*
Vnlnd Rumihm-I |>
In Herald Contcsl
" ta s j-ir-v! s**-**-..i.«.
..
»-‘x ,
k
11teh 'School Glee
Motors Inn Is
dub Entertains
Dmim^ed Rv 2nd
At Rotary Meet
Fire In 3 Weeks
Mrs. M. Ilon^hIon
Of IMidiitfirn Dirs
U. S. Wonders Whal Holds Cos! of
Living Up, When Raw Materials Drop
(piillman To Clu'ck
CommiHMion
si
'
fy J r:,.:.
.....................................................................................
•
Hospital Forsees
UM lo Immediate
Fish Estate Help
�f-vr-*— -
MONDAY. MAY 16, 1940
/ %
GOOD AT SHARPSHOOTING
H E R E was a shooting con
test, and I)'*' persons had six
shots at the tin get ut right. Two
of the players missed with one
shot each, hot all of the other
shots scored, and through an
extraordinary coincidence, all
the marksmen scored exactly
IIin. No sentience of scores was
exactly alike. From these facts,
T
l ho jig s a w
pUZzlu again Is
reaching for thu
f
popularity It attui ried in the I
llWOa, when It 1
V
w as the most \
\
talked about fail \
\
of the day. It has
•
had many such
7 •
r e v iv a ls In Its
A ■\ '
III alory, The K m
L
c y c lo p e d ia of
I 'm t l i t mill /'ll*V "V
l im r s says Hie
\
>
jig sa w or ta il\
g ra m ( e a r lie r
\.:ij
name) is one of
\
thu oldest isiseis,
declaring "rnoro
I
than 4,000 years
-1
ugo it was a pastime In Chinn to f
form all sorts of f
dgures from the /
pieces of curdhoard or wood
Into which s sipiare, irrlangular or circular pie, e uf mutei iul
hud been dissected into cerluili
slmidard sires and shapes. All
of the figures had to he used In
each flguce."
The appeal llial has made the
dissected pi 1/vie survive so lung,
will lie understood by persons
after they have cut out the seg
m ents of the c ir c le above,
mounted them on cardhonrd,
anil use them to form exact re
production* of the Dgures at
light. Also, to acute likenesses
of other objects or bodies. The
only rule Is that all ten pieces
must lie used in eucli uriioigeincut.
Cryptogram
\ * / I T I I two one-letter words
’ ” to gito you dues with
which to start, this substitution
cryptogram should lie an easy
one to solve. Time yourself nml
see how fast it lakes you to rend
the original phrase, a ipiotutlon
from Shakespeare:
IIMJ II,N IIJ III1 X K ltd
JW AVtl l'J ZWUWM, It
XV J / r YW KJ W N N I'LljlH H )
KWMK X Fill.I*.
Anacrostic
(dot ail||«liSJ|40 )MrU4 ttfl mi | 'J4lli4il|
l*“ " °l *M« ■ «| 1| J| *«ll >
Please Cash a Check
Y O U have a Jut of cash, and your friend Hill
* comes to yuu with a check for | 2(IM. You know
It’s good, so you agree to cash It fur flill. "How
do you want It, III 11?" you say,
"Well," H ill says, t’J want a lot of twos—you
know I'm one gu> who Isn't superstitious about
twos. Just gimme some ones, ten times as many
twos, and the rest in llvea."
You do as B ill s*ks. How many of each denomi
nation do you glte him?
m«| m eiy-(|«u|a put ■*.**, 111
TA KE IT A W A Y !
A K E the letters IT from within Ihe parent words
In the list below, so Hud unothrr word Is left.
I. Take IT from n gland ailment and leave blood.
2, Take IT from a hole mid leave a guinea pig.
II, Take IT from mi eye trouble and leave the
part affected.
4. Take IT from fool's gold anil leave a funeral
pile.
fi. Take IT fmm a giant nml get brown,
tl. Take IT from a particle and get ymirs truly.
7. Take IT from a citric-add salt unit get a
hamper.
H. Take IT from ''llm llrd'' and get a penalty
charge.
9. Take IT fmm "ref.iied" and gel a staff.
10. Take IT from "lenience" anil get "shy."
•*•«■!* until ) m (|,„i '*1110,1 ,
'•US >11104 '« •]•(■> '•i »oi;i I lu >|<H , Ut, .mu, t ilia
'•til*J t 'HU '•IIHf I '•*»•Tu*v3 'I '•••» '•lie'll 1 IM IIISI
T
il IH I* for persons liking hnrd
.word panic*. The lirst and
last letters of the word* eliieil In *>
verses hcloW (lutriUiitlul) form
words vertically downward. Tim
hitter are also clued la verses
(crifi'raf). To make It hauler
nail more fun, some of thu an
swers are concealed In ana
grams; these ate indicated by
italics.
Ilorlsonlul
If you want (o draw three circles, ns ulmve, or
1. We think uf checkers in what one circle with n dot In the center, ns at right,
we du
without raising pencil from puper, here's
And Itig Had Wolf in this our
clue.
2. Airmail, we understand,
Almost Dll this land.
Perform Hirer little items of magic for ynur
2. A crutl l see
skeptical frlenda as Illustrated In the diagrams
In the country.
at left and right below.
4. liaised when smitten;
Often bitten,
Vertical
There's nothing suit In what Is
true;
A grim reality to yen.
T
ju wuiitu* u> <| | !•■•> -je>M m u sal
u>K| • I, gnu 1-11,1 gnu g o jl W M -41
Mi„j
i j', •ii|)*| |*■| gu» l»'M •|«al »
>*>••>11 | iiuiuoy 'I 'g"ll 'I iu*ll»|*4
•*u
•4V
Mu. lit
}*lgu>
L JK H E 'H an observation lest
1 1 In tjflilrh a surprising num
ber of person* hare been found
to fail.
Using only your eyo ns a
measuring device, see if you cun
determine to which smaller line,
A, B or C, the circle would reach
If It wers lifted up uud rested oil
the lunger line dennled by the
arrow.
•••Ml * I C C I W
CH A R A D E
BIBLE ^
•
II
is i(|u * 4*
* * * * * * *«U
l l l l . l . i I ytm r id It ob u iit gun f u r a H h i ; Q u it ab out yo u . I f g on re
in 1 I lir b ill III, yuu iliu iit it lit u b lt to gel i ll ( m il 13 uf Ih t i) lit I i l l
• • * 4*4 about yua n y h l. th a t'* a v t ia y e . U t t t n iy IS l i y h t it guud; I t o r in o n
M|
t — ltuman road
U>— Title uf eddreta
I t — Indeflelte art Icl#
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l
K IISTF.lt ileflnea a llpiigrnm ns n poem In
which there is omitted a certain teller. This
IIjMigruiu also Is a rebus. With the missing letter
ns your clue, see if you cun Dial the rebus solu
tion—a seven-letter word:
Ho gun k m the filace of ytuterytart
Ihi I crx yuu by my ifiiUiiuy y u te r f
Cmt I juy your mi ltd to a Utile doubt,
Uf the /Jure of the liyht after it’t ynne autf
ITU (fl/.’i i
m i)) ii| »si«a
•HI til I 4*1Ml |jft >U|*i|
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Amusing Conundrums
TRIPLE-A PROBLEM
Why ie a |D hill more valuable
than live silver dollurs?
IIA T numlier, when multi
plied by itself two timed
W
becomes u number V«pial to twice
34— "Tbe worde of the edeked ere te
In welt fur blaad'' ( r r , ISiSI
16— "Th ry lurk privily for their owe
* U 'r. t i l l )
37— K ipienluiti of detleloa
| * a v !| |
m iA
When can a man honestly say
he rune things In Ills own liume?
'Ji«H|i-uini,)i< <xi
*<■ ••ISd-i'S-IS*** Mil •**'
"*S v\
S3— Heverete
II alSe make an
k» Uw
upon
h
o u r i: nit n ia n r'/tina
c r - v t r:
ir F C H ^ iir F ir o l
JtUfoi.».«a
(»kk«h)
|Uy.< ' '
t' i ^ r T n r ’ . r r i r m i l l
(•'kl 6'f RM I I L lF iK k -N ®
r i" r n
r v n u t r i : i k 'i |
i H ’ f-'M (• 'n r r i ' r r - H
t" : r r " T t f r i'.u
t 'tik i r r . i r t ' t n: n s
t fi r i r v i ' i i r s t ’i:ir i( ' ■
I * : I l f I i t ( . c ; *.(■
lts
I s e i;
id ikaJIbe
4*—'
the original numlier multiplied
by twice tho original number,
as expressed by the following
equation:
A r A i A - Ax2x Ax2
The answer to each part ie a
number uf two diglta totalling
10.
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*nt nu*wjdu y •*»»• ** h ■] i s*ns|»e
wyneiei '(] -nuien
*pua,|.ns runoA ‘41 'UoiiiM umo
-m u ii ••*!" «i •iiiMuMujeuii pat peeJ
!»• in .) s*«l *«M je |M|u«i i* w
—•pw*Jll*11 II '«•»* '*» 'teee*waul
II
Tl 1 ‘ieJei4 ot •4i
-"I4»"UA '( i muirn. (einite re p*l
|>ua .ui»»i(« i«nu Su||muu«u ]*uwei|4 |
•u a>Mi|. a u| HI “‘■a M*0 *tt “ i 1
•Ot ataew e m nuitu yJ 'uwieu ’| ‘im
w « y *e»'t«jj t.ueaj h i » A , 'i Tm*ieiel
etllMia.1 «.»•(< aanojt ( 'Uaeida
•» *]||.u*J|) '» aee** -f 'eueuinu.1
-e*sean awuux | ••••atey >l»0 i|y,
•4—Pedal Jlgia
44—"A word apoken In due u.wn,
— teed Is
IPr. I6:U>
I T — Nele In the stele
Solution of the Jigsaw problems
••— AtUen In te* JL, .
given elsewhere in the page.
as-i.
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7: f i t r - r r r r u n e m r n l
rrn
r t ’ik n / i s r s p n c i n l
not u: (7 Fi(> *anr.i !.! **■
aerrew, leslkle Strip ef u —A u ,
f a g m l’a
n
‘MY-MMl j lessi U| I) |ml h u i u«i|«a
13—(lypey
W >si?
1
|nu
67— "The desire of the slothful hillrth
himi fur hie —
tefaee to la
bour" ( r r . I ll3 6 )
6»— Pocking utanella
SO— "Neither torn! I my life — .
ante myeell." (Arte lU t'il)
S I— Jfsrd
iM h r
thuut gull'** llllllll.
W
•0— Who wee Lamech'e aunt (O ta.
6:30)
63— Iliuva
•
61— A rlty uf l.ycaonla (Acte 14 ll)
#4— Whu we* Ualh-ehtba'* felh..-?
(3 Ham. D i l l
*3—Kletnltlte
M -IJe*it
W is
1
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LIPOGRAM REBUS
IJuhn 13114)
hevt elio rolled my mlehly
— - for mint an ter. even them
that rejulio lo my hlikaata" (lia .
||« U S ||
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IT'S A GAME
•—Upon What animal did Ckrtst
lido on hie entry lata Jirwaaiamf
I'lfllt fun uf Usd (dsn, 4SHB)
Whu w .i cslUd ta the lug of
Ulnsl by Ike U n t t tK*.
n meelatrste
I melding
l
S
IMSMJJ M|| HtN4J«| || M l tWl ‘U|V
15—
Imbue with faint irese
17P .rllt
IV— A diKindent et Henjiistn (1
Uhl, I i 16)
i t — W int lend ess elvea ta the chlldint ul Lut t>/ the Lurdt tlleul.
—
t
R U ju jl
" I COULL) heat hint with one arm tied behind my
■ hack" Is a popular way of expressing superior
ity in u sport. There's one gaum In which you
could Im superior with unu-leg Hed behind your
hack— hopscotch. Here's a pu/./.le in which you
play ii different kind of hopscotch. You're to Dli in
the blank spaces with letters, so that nine fourletter words are completed \ertically.
l-(ieoli>elcel
I — Whet wet une t l tha rltlre built
by Ae.hu> 7 H U B . t O lll)
4— Prayrr e.idlnea
I — Arm lent Kenan paraonllWatloa at
death
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J| « i
• I " # 'e ’ «
III
•-•ia 'I ............ i*e
tM|4J|iul - i — i
In a iiMairi a lllslst (l.uka IT IIV)
4— Wli'ini dlil Abislam insks raplsln
of lha Iki.I T |'i Hsm. IT l'tt )
5—
Wlm ws> lih m s d 's b ru tlitrT
put
t 'l U«|, '.l„| it
'•'“I •■II !• I
IIO H I/ O N T A I.
14—
16—
I
The number*
•1, 2, it. 4, 15, 0,
7, H,'J, 1U. I I . 12
uiid Mean ho ar
ranged In the III
circles above *0
th at the th ree
n 11 m hers along
each of the six
s t r a ig h t lin e s
ad d 11 ft to t ho
same number.
How q u ic k ly
can you e ffe c t
the arrangement
th at produces
the Identical re
sult?
II. Now imag
ine nine of the
circles were ar
ranged as a tri
angle. 1‘litce the
figures 1 through
li in the circles
so that the four
c ir c le s in each
side of the t ri
angle total 17.
I l l , Aguln us
in g th e n in e
circles arranged
as a l r la a g io ,
place the llpmiHt
1-11 In the circles
so that the digits
in thu four c ir
cles on each side
of the triangle
total 20.
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'll
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I
I —llnw many lapamtlit
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I
U y K u g tn e S h t ffe r
Just Who Played What?
| J • (44 if « U 4 * S 4d if| U •
M U * 11 it
p tl ll iU M
LJLY first denotes etpiallty. my
second, Inferiority, and my
w h ole superiority. What am I ?
MS QUIZ-CROSSW ORD WITH CLUES FROM
y
A
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l<l*i<* 'i|u«uig tin *s*iu u iu iiiv >p>»a
•SI J4* liiiili <41 tf gui 'i,u^u>4, U| gi,«
n
F IK I.D limn
an organization making pub*
Mr (i|DMicin surveys, gut sumo details of lila
In te l n jHirt mixed ii|». Analyzed, they give these
fu ils :
Of the three, Smith, Smart and Small, only two
•play golf, while two jiluy tennis and two ate bowl*
era. Small doesn’t play one of Smith's games;
Smart plays tennis but also doesn’t play one of
Smith's games. If Smith doesn’t play golf, then
Small doesn't pluy the other game Smart plays.
Who plays what?
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JUST CIRCLE AROUND FOR SOME FUN
HO W
ROUND n u m b e r s
M
h f iF il'l)
v ic n ^ k '.
lit
.hi -., >
1. A popular song when grand
pa wits young as you, was W/icn
J W nml I W irt YOU— --------f
It. Composer of T e n 'fur Y * ' V
and many adldhcr iKiptilur sring
was Vincent YO U ------- ?
''
2. Father of many youths
through multiple marriages was
Hrigham YOU------- ?
4. YOUug starlet YOU as*
keeping YOUHiful above is
Honttn----------------?
ti. Oliiu d ly thut's a steel
manufacturing center Is YOU-
H, Deep In H ip country where
they say ‘ymi-uli, you'd Dud
many — YOU87
v *
'J. A river flowing through
West Virginia, Maryland ami
i'emisylvunla is the YOU— ,7
10. Complete K ip lin g 's 'f a
mous lines:
A foul Ihrrt if a* and ht miult
hit
— ( f i i t n at YOU
To a toy anil n bunt and a
hank of hair.
, .,
11. I Fa an adage, "Whom the
gods --------die YQUng."
12. Hubert W. Service wrote,
"This Is the law of the Y U ------- .
that only the strong shall sur
vive."
Ut. Tito la the Communist
dictator of Y U — — — ?
14. The law-making body of
China la the Y U ---------- ?
16. R. R. YOUng has bgen
making big nswe In newis:. in
what big business?
J6, Popular Juvenllsmagatlne
In youngsr daya of tha U. S. was
the YOU------------------------ ?
17. Kamad explorer of Tibet
and Inner Asia waa Francis
YOU-------------------- ?
1H. A nickname for Miaala*
alppl la the — ;-Y 0 U Slate? ,
19. You expect good tiding! at
Y U ----------------?
20. Star of many maviaa la
Loretta YOU--------?
<A n t w e n at left)
�t}fiT~—
M ? :NDAY,
1
1
MAY 16, 1940.
TH E
SA N FO RD
H E R A LD . SA N FO RD .
PA G E
TH R EE
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*>
F L O R ID A
■WW!
t HUT. 4*itfiiit(ii
A pia AWASHINGTON
MARCH OF EVENTS
B a ld w in '! S e n a te W it h d r a w a l I
r r . w v o a H — You wonder, aointtlm ea. just
how a men thlnke and w hat he liu* m mind
when he decide* to open * night club.
Hie p rim a ry objective, of co u rt*. !» to m ake
money I t la hard to believe h u n c illy thut an y
cafe e ve r wa* etarted fo r any other icaso ii. H ow
ever, It aleu Le difficult to Im agine that u man
can operate a club w ith siuch complete d rtu rh ment th a t—*o long a t It m ake* money for him He decor. I t i entertainm ent and It* clien tele d»
not Intereat him In the allghleal
T o r a lte r a ll. the night clu b Is Its o w n e r*
ca ree r. Juet a* the thing a banker doe* immt ol
h i* life ta bank, and juat at a ballplayer liu* t,i
•how fo r h i* life, when It I* done, n hiim lful of
Mel Helmet
memoriae of eplhea flyin g, aweat dripping down
h i* pitch in g arm and crowd* roaring
T h e ir a re Ih r piece* o f •a lite n ce , the w arp and the woof, and
unleaa you have tried eoinewhat to m ake them good and rig h t. Urn
n ig h t* ra n be sleeplea*.
How ever, you wonder. T o n ig h t, fo r exam ple, you enter u down.
% v n night club. I t ta em oky and n u liy and Ita m inim um I* f ;lM l;
Iheae are Ihlnga, of couree, to be expected T h e liquor I* tasteless
and the w a ite r* brutque— but you auffer * lle n tly . w atching the
d rin k e r* a t the o th er tablee, g rin ,, expectant and imbued w ith a
m inor-key h y ste ria , u n til w h at la called the entertainm ent r u ii ir i on
A n em pty-faced, big-hipped woman In one o f tim er h r n ik im .iy
burlesque dreeaee— a sin gle unfaetened deep w ill reduce them i« .1
pile o f sa tin a t one'a feet—cornea out and take* off a* much of lu i
clothe* aa the la w w ill a llo w , to the accom panim ent of druiniieiiiM
and her own grinds and bump*.
T h e custom er* applaud m ild ly. Borne college-age kid* ul it ringaide table applaud a tittle more e n th u sia stica lly . T h e em pty-laced
, ^ o m in van U h te through a p a ir o f cu rta in * leading to a h allw a y mid
a ta ll, broad-ehouldered and a w a rth y g irl repeat* the perform ance
w ith a H ill* m ore hum or and su btlety.
F in a lly a te ll, ag ing wamqn cornea out and sing* a U tile In a poor
and harmleoa vole*. T h e n ah*, too, tak e s off h er breakaw ay diene
end grind* her w a y through the violent, sickening dance.
T V / A .H IIIN t IT O N
A n n o u n irm rn t by Si-nalor lt.iym o li.l K HoldW
wm I I I ) , I ’ lm n rc tln it. tbal hr w ill ttcirp l s frd rra l Judgeship 1
Alul quit the S rn n tr cau e ril IIIIK'.V tum blings behind Ih r e c riirs at
Ih r O.OI* e lru trg y m rrtll.g s l*»l w r r k In Wnsloogton
)
There Here clfised-dour drm tim ls Unit Iblb lu m 1 „ il i .i s l i i n t pubIn ly by the Republican p a rty.
Republicans cim sltiie il bis resignation a* no indlcaiion thut be
k V f f U k B t f l H dors nut believe the t iU I' can le ia p tu tr U ungrrss
111 lIOC and even tear* be Would Is d rle a lv d lor
re - 1 le rlio n by the Connei tlcut lo trte
|
N'
~ Y O U H IT T H K M E IN T H E S H O R E and the noise and H utch the
I an m iu l-llke fa c ta o f the custom ers, and you contem plate 1 He e x
isten ce o f place* tike Iheae.
T h la i* not the o n ly one. T h e y have them In a ll the c ltlr* or the
U nited S ta le * , but h e r* th ey a re e sp e cia lly rU e. T h e ir la one over
4 1 1 F ir s t avenue, fo r exam pie, w here the en te rtain e rs are kind or
< to tal* and y e t th ey w e a r dreaaae and make-up.
T h e re 1* another down on E ig h th stree t w here the sam e dm I
p re vail*. U p on S2nd. (here are more o f Ih * clip Jo in t* like the one
you are In. fe a tu rin g the sad, pathetic, yet groea a trlp -l*a **rs .
Th e y are fester* on U l* c ity ’s akin . Yo u alt end wonder J u il w lia l
th e ir owner* th in k about when they go to sleep a t night. Th e n ,
fin a lly , you go out Into the night fo r fresh a ir.
L a te r, you move n o rth w ard to a little place In the upper Seven
tie s called the Viennese L a n te rn . It le the kind o f place they mean
when they eay, “ A h . how ro m an tic—a little bit o f V ien n a In New
Y o rk ." T h la !s w ish fu l th in k in g , o f c o u n e . fo r thla le not Vienna
Jm t M anhattan and the tim e Is now, not yesterd a y, and the world
t o e v t r can be w hat It once w as.
However, here, In th is place. II la a little easier to see w h y a man
s ta rt s a c a fe —besides the money, o f course. T h e re ere candle* * r i
In bottles on the tablee and there le wZener tchnltitl on the menu
I and a debonair soul w andering around playing ilg e u n e r violin.
T h e lig h ts dim a little and the planlet pleya T c h a lk u v a k y . not
te rrib ly w e ll, but w ith a fla ir and w ith b ra vu ra. Cham pagne lie*
Indolently on He eld* In table buckets and a g irl looking like Ilo n a
M assey w ith d a rk h a ir cornea out end elnge a sad little Vlennenu
song.
e
*
*
*
T H E M AM W H O S T A R T E D T H I S C A F E —h is name I* Max
%*>*w, and back In the old days he had three lik e It In Vlem iu. before
R ead s began to ro ll—comes over, hopeful you w ill lik e hi* place, and
.recom m ending a special w in * from the old co u n try th at he Is su m
ljrou w ill And pleasant m ixed w ith eoda w a te r.
T h e p ian ist, he te lls you. once w as In a H erm an concentration
[camp, where he led the cam p orch estra and saved a * m any live* of
{condemned prisoners sa he could by announcing thut be needed
|lki-and-*o fo r h is band.
lie watches w ith an ticip atio n aa you drin k hi* VlM tnm r wine Hod
you sm ile pulltety and te ll him H I* good and he Iwuiux nm l goes
a w a y , satlsfled.
When you get down lo It, of course, th is man. too, sat down nml
torn Id to h im self one d a y. “ 1 w ill open a cafe and t ry to m ake money "
[ Y o u even m ust g ra n t th a t he decided m a tte r-o f-fa clly to drut In
htimwtk, to m ake b it patro n s w is tfu l and ro m an tic and nostalgic-.
ftunnlng n re stau ran t o r a n ig ht clu b Is a business t in t , un a r t is
tic venture second. T h e m an who sta rte d the Viennese 1-antern I*
1 selling sentim ent, along w ith hla good food and w in e *, but uthera
{ n r* selling sea, a titilla tlo n o f lb * senses, an appeal to the M r. H yde
in us a ll.
( However, on* o f them can go honia a t night and eay to him self,
“ How lovely L o ttie eang tonight) H ow eaucy Hlmone wus, how
co lo rfu l M a rtin w a s a t th e piano I" H e can tu rn o ver un Ida side
, and th in k, sle e p ily, It ie not a bad business a fte r a ll, y*aT
^ W hat does Ih * o th er on* th in k T Y o u wonder, comet Im r*. Just
^ # w a men th in k s and w h a t he haa In m ind when he decide* tu u p m
a night c lu R ,
«H lbs. up
it
lim ite rs rrd
i ' t t t th*.
Jl
lie n s red liesvy
4 4 up ........
IS
J A C K S O N V IL L E . M ay, 1«— 1A P ) lie n s w h ile heavy
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Males to retailers:
lie n s Ite lil
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miter 4 lbs
!*
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41
14
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la rg e .............. IT o i
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liesvy H>
Producers salee direct In can- lens red
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sumer
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W ith only nnr i n n tliniirRlii* mil rrn f tm itin l n n r r t r i|a Homr
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lilg le d ie n ls . !t i ups hot, m i d
uolatnes t i to '• in e iliu m .-l/e ili. 't
) llll ll-spuiius liu lle i nl mill g ill ilie , I
• cc yolk Ib c n lr i i. I *j leiispiioii
ill, fi c .lily - g i i ii till I peppd
tin
f.i ie ) , flm n , fill (In i fr y in g !
Mctlunl Add llic liu lle i in mill
I’n iiiic , egg yo lk, salt and pcppci
| to need lintnlnes lllld In-lit th in .
.. ic ld y . Shape into Mat ca ke s, dip
min flo ui and brown in m little
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t tlflh INt.'S IT >N
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and
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Konilue,
I i >iicli frie d Po lu tiies, C h illed Aa
paiugus w ith Tom nlo A sp ic, Itreiid
D IM U fflY GARBCU In a lu iiB -tlcc vc d black lace d rts * and v e il, P iln c e u and llid t e r , fln ic o ln te M eringue
M .u g a ii 1 Hose of (In - ill Hi Main It escu ilcd lo a Iw e n ty -i-ln u le p rivats t a ils . *
u m llciiru w ith Pope P lu s X I I In h i* personal lib ra ry ul V ullcun C ity , li illi-i'lp e fu r S till led Itis li Fo llo w s 1
w.iri Hie Mint Hireling oi llrlt u iii'* ro y a lty w itti the Po n tiff In 20 year*, O U lC O l.A T K M K R IN t H IK T A IC T R
•j li,. Hl-ycur-otd [it luces* made the v is it despite p n ite sti from P io le s la n l Inciedlcuts: I package prepnri-fl
organisation* thiuughoiit Kngland.
(ftite rria llo n a l Radtoptiolo) cb.ii-ulnll' pudding, 2 clips milk, *.t»
M V I I ' H I l A V N i l , II I* St P IT 1!
< .1 am ol tom ato and lu ll Mmip.
I I lap I'n ic k e l s, f o iil ill v Sails,igia n il M alleik lin l' .Mashed P o in t..c-.
Snap
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li u lle i.
I n all l‘T n it . Ite v e iilg e s
f l(c fip c foi S lu rre d Dish I
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S A ir i t K I I A lf 'l1
llig li ilie ltls 1 poiliul .......... *i v san
-age lin k s, I la rg e can S iin e ik ia u l.
1 ( a il apple, I sm all onion. '•
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d o v i . I leaspniiu ca ra w a y seed,
2 lalilespooiis hi own siig ai
Mel hod. S i m ini11 the siitn-i kt aid
w ith I I ..........hopped apple, onion.
rlnVCH, cm m a ily seed and siigai
fm ,!r hum M eanw hile, place the
sausage lin k s In a s k ille l w illi ' •
cup w a le l. H ijn g w ater to a bull,
I ben reduce h e a l, envoi nml i" ..k
slo w ly uni il w n le i evaporates l!>
move cover ttllil brown sausages
w ell nil a ll sides. Serve s u u e ik ia n l
1upped w ith sausages
T h e re m e mure Ilia n
2 ,<mmi
branch fu clo rll-s o f D u lled B illie s
In d u stries in f'liuuda.
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Itnotor ftaymond lu ll they liu k Iht* uiaruum Mini n lh rr m^ri th rn l*
nrrt'MMMry (tt p r o t li u r in A - U m tl
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only u few w e rk s mid iilfra d v Ills sincere, bill i.n g lii'b moves In
end lllc armed s rl liv e s w in ilg lin g b a le brad r.l bin, l.n In -llb lr w ltli
{V n g rria
Kavli sel vice Inis Its drvnut p a tllsn n s till C apltnl H ill nml JolinM i n i blunt u r iln s stripping Ih r N uvv of pow n lo n e not s rl n r ll
Mn il Ih r congressional tlism jilo n * of seu ju m ri
The result may l»- llis t Johnson w ill Im vr trouble getting s loll
pussril h bleb would s lr iiig llir n Ills Imml in Ironing nut s r iv h r
d lfirrrn c rs
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• I.A H U H 'N N EW D E M A N IIH O u r |iiii|iiliir ii! K tik rrn iliritl lu ln i
F ry e r* red
When (tprlnir appetite* lair, hero's
an May way lo increase the fmnlly’a quota of health-building M
camping
vltamlna nml tirntoin.
Juat add 2 traspnunful* of brew*
•)*• yaaat to 2 tablespoon* of
peanut but Ur, slightly w arm ed;
mix It thoroughly with 2 teaspoonfula of maltad butter ami spread |
on warm toaat or hot breads,
Brewer'* yaaat eontalna nearly
50 percent protein and la ana o f the
richest natural aaureea of vitumin B complex. Unlike yeaet
uaad to ralae bread, brewer n
yroat may tie added In amall
quant Itie* to Utter* and many
other typaa, of raclpea wit bout
affectln* flavor or chrnilral nr-
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|ir*iihm1ly lium iiug -Ut ifu* tiuiut-i .ituim i atu iriA .
^ * 'v ujm* jH-iuil |**i|>* i mill kimvsn fut lR Tin*
tilth
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n iiiM iim a t H al
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I Mony Fo rm er A te m lt S e cre t!
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Htatt ut IhedisW in Neutral. Shift
tu K e v tu * to buck up. Shift l,i
Forward to c-r r-e p awsy at a
mile sn hour, or to i m p ahrud at
b irslh -ta kin g «p*rd. The** nrw
Shift im x irlt s ic llic biggrit
new* In ouUmmuI h n iia v
vet
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alii a lta r lb * Police Kiut igent y S quad recovered hie body from tna
f in £ { l
m n u tn i f r b tl lata pal 11 we* R ich a rd who .um m oned
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coal barge w h ile p layin g w ith b la n d *. T h e body w m recovered afte r forty B v e m ia u tW .
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T H E 0AN FO RD HERAUD
The Snnford Herald
Polio Season
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N m m h a n r h n h m im I i i
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b u m m eeerad ilu a n a i l i i
la ia iir IT. ilia . a« ika r « i a f f ix
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Mailaoaa M i n i n
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M la ila la a n a la la r Ika a arpaaa af
ratal■ ■ fa a ls , n ll l t>a rb ataaa la i
•J raaalar a liir llila a , rataa.___
H i i m a i n l M aflaaallr M r
la la a l
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n r e r t a r s le H iaa, la r., U f a
T a lk , l ' t l r i f i <
H * lra il, M aaaaa (S ts , at. kaala.
'~ T k f H f i i l i ) fa a m raiber af Ika
4*eerleU4 f r » » « n h lr k la a a fllla l
• lila a lra lr fa Ika aaa la i r** abllraMaa a l all Ika laral a i m *riate4
la fkla i i a i M f i f . aa n a il aa all
I f a i m lliaala kaa.
MONDAY, MAY t l, HUB
ifIIil.K Y m 5 5 TO D A Y
Th* moat Impbrlsnl moment la
huinrr h Did*), f«r run. Dmi’i
J ..u !r i| . r r r . -rim lime la al
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Tlie Jntlicr l)r|i«tliiHfiit may have
made.a inialalir in nllowinR (tr.o
h*lt Kiflrr. oilr No. I I'numiuiml.
to rsrapr from lliii rounlry, tail
now dml lie if R«nr, we (In nol ter
why in llir mu Id lliry waul lo bong
him b.nk. (’mod mill,ner n{ I m iI
iii Mm.I i , u r my. I.rl die Kit«>i,uit
h f.r him. Tbal i . iltc m in i pumdimenl he could hr tnvrn.
Cm.mini Waiicn lint tinted lain
|«w ilir Aulo A nid rn l RripoMidul
ily Acl and atln July I it you ate
at fault in an aiilomnhilr u u a lm l
you'll have lo pay dir d.iniitgr* nf
la trilh c ymu duvet's licente tm
a year, the laril plan it In lake
mil liability iiifurauce. Il dorm'l
roil huh li. and thru llir iniurancr
rnntpany payt tor n a y . daiiMKr
vdtirli you may la u .r ollirit.
Well, llir e n a llrd I'lolida loyal
ly A il liat hreimie a law Iln u r
(utlh, eveiyonr mi the putilit pay
lull, imliidinti iihnol Ira ilirit will
hr tripinril lo tiun oalli. dial lliry
kte nol m rinliri' id llir (‘ommumtl
Pally and will not advocate llir
n.rilliiow III llir uovriiimriil liv
four. Itn’l dial oily? ImaRlnr any
one aheaily mi llir public paymll
bul wanliuu 'o uvndmiw ihr rovruinietil lirtitatiut; lo ih t iii lo a
fatirlinod. la-1 mi our attiimr (mm
the paitaRr id liiit arl dial llie dale
il lice (mm tuhvritivp arlivitin.
m.
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have tlw
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rt'irriiL
mow Fit.
O nly W h rv llra a im m v r nn lialtty’n n u irb e l. It cuta,
HimadlicH, m ils 11ml 11 1ms yum lawn
In uur cun ) o p ri ill tun.
Saving Lives Of
Premature Habies
Is Aim Of State
I hoy are It, am i lo (liacitaa it npeniy, la a im liig In face Die ......... . l,lB '
,
I lilt It la a vita l part of lalucHtlon,
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linr, Ih. Huwtli-r pulunul n* a
I-M-IIIH- III llll< tl.llll lllflllll llll’ll
iillly mli- fruHi Mlfl.t* in l l i l ' *m
It I t* In IDIH, pnivliifiiiuil figiu- -•
Displaced Persons
Tills 1i-ilui‘1Inn ill iiifiiul hum IniIIv Inis ln-i-ii In 11IIKIII almiil I.v
The tnnblem nf illapliti'!‘il perannn in ntlier part , nf Dtt- m il fm inis. In- siiiil, sin li n
wnl'lil allll in with lia. The 1Inline .1liilii’iiirv 1'nmmillee liuu gli-llli-l kiimvleilgr .if iiifiiul f u ll
Jnat put ita atamp nf npprnvttl nil 11 bill which would admit ing iiinl liygl.'iie: Impruvi-iin'nl hi
I In- gi-nviiil milk supply. 1‘b'i‘i’f
tl.T1l.UIH) ol Diem ,11 Die next Uti mnntlia. Tbiu nnmliei ia aiib- auparvislin,
nf liifunls in ..i'll tniby
aliiutiidiy liiglicr Ihun thn 80 R,01H) aiiDnui/i-d in Die 1DIS t-llnii-s; wiili-ser.-ml use uf |in'vi’iil<(
dlaplmed ihthoun law, bul Ih bum Mum Die IUU.UOO ri-enm- Ivc iiii'MNiitrs ngnliiMt a.iv.-rul cuiui
ill 1111i.’iiI>!• iliiii'iisi-ai inipriivi-meiik
muitdcil by Die PreHlilciil.
iu tin' nrgiinloilliMi i.f l'« ut lieallt)
H u’ 10 IH law- Ima p n iv c il In lie uluiimt imw-ni'kable lie- ilcparlnicntsi iiml. Ill** iiium. n -rriil
I'linae n| the tm w iclilv r c m illlliiu ia il aid a up Ih r Die tielerlinp ihI vniii'i's in iM-iliiili'irs.
Im liv iilm ila fnr nilm iim inn. A ltlm iig b the md Ima liemi In
"Tin' u e il I'lg ri’diH’tIon In Ineffe ct feu* nine titoiiUiH. u recent o lf ii’iul Hlalem eul nf llie flint linn I iillly iiiunt, cnilir lliluugll
Dlapliu-ed Peianna (h m m ia a lu u anil! nnlv 2 I . 4J1!I peiauua iurreasi-il nm|,liiisis oil tin* lion of
|ll Vlllil1111 i-ly linrii 111ftin 1h," In' "ul'f
m dm tlly bad lauded lit IhlM co u n trv under Die program . T in “W
illi In-ltcr |i 11-nut 11I etui' mid die
|iro|HJHi<d m uiiHiirc. rcim rted out by (tie llutiae comm
lee, j |,rmu|,t use uf proviai iiuiUio'Is uf
com m it
ittcc,
would change Ihe rcg n liillo U H -lu m ake them mure..........*'
w urkalile,
...... ..fur
.........
...
' 1 ,-are
Itia pnaiuiture
Iwliy, Una*
and In remove amitu nf the rae lal unit rellgiutia ilia i'rim ln u - i* every mourn to believe Hint limit
lio n w hich haa I hhmi h target n f m uch c r lllila m nf Die IIMH
, „ ...
The Stole II,mnl of lleairn^ta
A m e rica la s lill Ilia haven In w hlelt mmd people w au ltug lo leave F m o p c and A aia would like. In enme, lu ll it ia
no longer a ready haven It haa hocomn'Hf tliffli n il lltiu e In
jralu admlHaiun In the U ntied SlatcH . P ro W b ly it ia neceaaarv
for prHctk-al econom ic anti puli I Ira) rcaaona In make it hard
In got In in IIH h co untry, but Dm duorn ahuuld be kepi open
fan
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Tho
Nlrongth
uf ithe
imliun today
.n i ce i dol 1*1 Ive not only lo the
K lw in ils n u l l mill 11 1 luelilher .
who did a sw ell jo lt; hill I think
llia i some o f the credit should go
to lie* li.-in td in that yon got 0111
I ’ lt O t ilt A M hefnre the public, :io
Hint
llilrri'id n d
persona
could
know e x a c tly what we did I III ',
p iisl year w ith the money llir y
in tru sted m ir (iig a u lz a llm , w ith,
and also Millie idea of what the
m oney would he used for during
llie m illin g y i-iii,
H U B t i l l s lt K V O U ' T I O N A I t V M tfW F H
AT
SANI’ORD ALTO PART’S CO.
M il W . F I R S T N T
THAN KS!
P I I 0 N 6 8*8
M IK E HFIWONSTItATION
Sincerely youis,
Ily rd liud:ioii.
f'aiilalii,
Salvation Army
IN YOUIt OWN Y A K II
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for liu* eHtnl'IIsliinenl of forililleH
for Ilieir core, Il would ids,, moke
mcdlcid mol uutsiiig ocrvlite* ovulb
htit,' to till preiUHluieo.
Dr, Sowile 1 eniphiuiu'd lb" 1 "I
tires,-ul this program Is merely "«»*•
pmkr’' oml must imve tl„- «pi"„vM
romca
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-...... Ihe Immigrant* of paaL getmrniimiH, and the •*1"' ';"*'i",r«‘|"n „f *«
Htrenglh of the future may rent, far more than we realize,
on the imndgrauta of thu preaent.
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boctoiit find It difficult IA
define eyeiplun* uf a m-ivodi
breakdown because they differ
•u murk with Uii, Individual.
DilU iliy'peoplii In till)' l)tngi< uf /
(Ills IIlines* Imvo fesrs- cunsvlously ur uiiciiiuckuusly tin-
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fur Utla reason, yet th is I* a
lima when th* phy*kluti's
eervices are ao necessary,
■ Whenever your health Is con
cerned your physician should
be consulted bscause he has
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illness,
reltabU pharma*
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Breakdowns
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Tho true turnntuU In found III
houiI io iii K ui ope
rTke etar reporter ef
itedM ha admitted »b**re ware tUK
Kewe wae ao!
1t e f t a a s a a
knit In 1T4 P Jnat B«jitemb*r. Tha
lusl nvhi Inlit,, figmr, for March,
( C a l l . . .4 r„'.M eh„ n a .i
'shows II l»mk to IJIU.5, nutI pmform. Although Ihe average I* bgbly aiaking, slowly sinCa l lii'U.
iiumr now llmu last Seplemfier,
Whlli* the co*l of living ml•onie hiiiuirlniil i-iiniiiiinlllles are vnueeil hy D -- hi-twi-cii1 U I A * ln.it
iitu-hnnci-il: |»-li..I.iiio, wind b il-'d ays ami w jilo iils-r, liu * , il has
lels, linnet-,| oil, coffee, raven mill retreated "idv 0.0 sihre Iheil,
J in . Borne me even higher now
I'1* cuiuplete the pltTute of
I llian then: hilumirmu , i-mil, lor* prtcc», living ro-.ls, nii*l iik ih ii ®
pen line, sugar, lainli, wheal, c o l-1 l'"'k «* the "Veraga weekly wMg T
tun, silk and anllmnny. The gm il I" "tl laaiinftietiiritiK Imlo-ilrie.
| esl fit ops, peireulugewlsi*, have Dn* tuihor lli-pattuieul ii-|iorlfi II
, fieen In ciMon, lartl, slerl scrap, 1,1 4 U ’ll la Juaj'. IW®. H reached
I hogs, cal lie, com, col lull rlnlli, ’ 401 III last Bo|ileinlier mirl Mm
I ,'n i, lead and copper.
; March figure, the leal available,
'•'‘Idle some i-ouiniodille-i ate war, Ili.'I.Uf. Since tlien, shorter
SMII well aImve their June, JPlrt, - work week have proknldy drop1le'-J, there are sonic nnlahle ex- 1e*-d it ** hllle lower.
! tepl (title, now lower I him (ll*A :| The clllnli bet wwll the HUIllllier
1corn, oats, tiirpenttue, rye, cotton of I DIO and the fall of IP IH wax
cloth, silk, Hiitiiniiiiy laid, andi I I 0.H8. 'the ret 1n il In lecent
ruldier.
iinoilli. was only Kl! ex,I*, 1 0
Tlie mat of living Index of lhe]M aicli 11 wai slill ( 111.IPl ubuv*
Itmcan of l.iihor Hlallslics, l<a cd the Into UPA era.
on tin- ItKIO-.lll meinge a , ((H), j This i-xtia liu plays Hu part III
»tiHnl til lllil.a for June, lUlfi, j keeping up thu it lull pike of ptoclinilH'd to liia.a In January, IIM H , ci'Hcd guild., t
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Living Costs
k V U I'.E L L K S S , S E I . F - H t f i r E L I i E D
Tbeir* a ir day a when til moat every lie wh paper tiring.1,
vuirrl nf u th re iile n e il purge of mime college lu c id ly lie n u iac
nf Die preacnco nf atiptHiaed ( ’n n iin n n lal prnfcHanra. In hoiiic
cnaca there m ay lie J iia tifin iD u n . In ntlie ra there ia rimm fur
Sanroril Forum
the p re siim p lio n D ial the cry n( ('iim m u n iam is a weapon
In achieve til her po litical alm a. T h e fa d D ia l D inar wlm
Kditor,
‘ inf,nil llcrnld,
cable the c ry m ay en jo y high a la m lin g la no renaon fm
- infold, I'hniiU
Idind ly follow ing th e ir lead.
Joh n M ay, IJnco ln 'a p rivate a e crid a ry , um biiim m lnr lo
It. a 1 Mir:
JA C K SO N V tl.l K. May III (flpc
I’.n g liin il, and ae eie ta ry of atnte for ai-ven yearn, Itad an mi
.Ins) a note to ray TH A N K Yt)U
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livrs
blemiahed reputatio n, li, I HIM lie wrote to a fellow trnalee
the fine puhllrily Hint you
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I I I , * Hllllll, M tin
of W eatern H eam ve U m veralty that "T h e re aeema to lie a Ii Ik Ii mi I In- Flm nln Siali Ho iiii I ill gave Tlie Salvation Army through
atrnng tendency among Die facu lty to anpporl (tro ve r C le v e I lea Mil's ||s, of olijecli.es, accord tin- Herald Paper dining our n-.
land am i free Irao e , a tendency D ia l w ill ru in the college lug to Mr. Wit-am T Bimdei, Slate n ot Ihitlltt Set vice Drive! also
tin- genet uiih dnnalniii fiom I It,.
if not checked."
In-all li officer.
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said
tloil
this
State
tanked
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H. 1 aid when rntilai led hy llie KlC om parable a e iiliiiii'iila were cxpreaHed a little e a rlie r
l.'llil In the nation lit-I ..ear finin 1 " inla worker.
by Sen ator (Scnrge F. Hear of iM iiaanclitiHella, one of the im - the niiiuhei of ili-iilhs oei'inring; Nine Mint 0111 D l’ve Is over and
talde m em liera of Die upper lioiiae, hut one who c u rrie il dm tug tla- fits! meii,li of life ilia , I,,- goal sncri-ssfitUy ri'iichcd, nod
p artlaim ab ip lo a fault, tie com plained D ia l I ’ rcuidenl tu premature luiili. I-nut year a c.eit slirpas-.cd, t mullitnite mir
Chnrlea \V, F lin t of H a rv a rd waa m in in g Ihe im iv e ra ily by tidal of l!,lia:i iiifiiul'. dud in l-'lui
opIHialng I lie election of .liiniea It. H laine, U ciu ililic a n e m iili- i'H* ^
*’<|**»ww* wHti
1 date for p r-ald en t In ISH I.
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One of the moil interritinu p»ytholojkal aiprcli of the Rieal Am•ikan pailime it the number of
• i y I I N N I T T C IR P people wliu lit in llie dumb Imnrd|y believiiiR lliey tottld do a heller M E W YORK'S ilayor BUI O'Dwyer apotted Herry Hereh*
job of pildiing or •tunning bait*
field,' the etar of the r*dlo program, "Can You Too
than lbs men on the field. There it .Tltli," In the throng pouriHg out 01 the Yankee Stadium
Kercety a fan who doe* nol think a fte r a big double-header
be would make ahellei umpire than w ith the Cleveland Indiana.
the fellow Piiicalling die ball* and i“C l l m b i n t o m y e a r ,*
•trikre. A few people remembered H a r r y ," e u g i e a t e d th e .
to tell our reporter whet e good m ayo r, "and ft t 'd r iv
itory be wrote on the City Commit’ downtown."
*lion meeting lad Monday night, but
k ! not many. Moet people probably; Ifvortnff red
mllet aa
||w««ht they could bay*i done il e» mtlN
H»r»hR*ld. I " ifa per*
Uttar. But moet people Ijunk they .
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would makt a btller city coMmh
tor ? “ ; COwyar. "*very body kaowa
lion«r •*“ “ tha
ttwy. elected I** m tkla ear." “aranted," .
is do die job. Ramembar *wl»*n F d
■ •lit Herekfleta, "but rd ateo
let W a m a wld dial be would makt
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MONDAY, MAT 18; 19407
C'nllogc Parlisanship
•idriahly almlll uur taluhriout i limale ami uur Imilddul ruvimnnirnl. But yetlrelay wr »aw Millie
liRUiet which irlle d tut cirilil mi
d ii. tlalr. Hmida rank. 4 lrd in
llir rnlite union in llir numhrr u(
intanl 'drallu dur In pirinaluir
biftil. I.atl vrar mmr llian two
ihmiiand lialnrt ilird in Mmiila dm
iiiR llir (ntl innndi *'l Idr and
7fl2 of ihrm wrtr cautnl by pie- ,
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biilli. Thai it unnlliei ira
antfiir MipiMtilini Ibe bmpiui, l’ir-
mature b*bin liavr » imirli «ir.Her
9 A N P 0 R D , F L O R ID A
s n a im 'IN’
tl would have miveiely damaged American higher edll- " nJ‘'ih ner t nmi in,. 1,1,11,,
viHinn If the imiveraily untlioritlca had Hatened to theae miru/tiy w,n 11 in, i' iimjibi
Flmida i* nllrn trRafilrd ai mir cow cnmpluintN, llivngh they came from lilghminded men. I imh n* i-umpioeit wiih 1 i.r, fur «tv
of the hralllilnl tl.ilet in llir union. It ia not Ihe place of collcgcn to indulge In partiauu poll t lea., uni Inn,tl HvctiiRu, In* »hIi I, hI u m Iuc
Om pulilirily drpailitienli InaR con- bill college facilillea almulil I hv free to teiieii Ihe truth om H"*
f«* »*-,I iu*<hk ibt»
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chance ter imvival it born in * lnnp iu i.
...
Ibf clnrl Double alauii tapii.ill»m a* il grew and ptoipetfd in llie
Ninelrrtilb Crnluiy wm dial il Rave
ut the "idle rich", "llie ill brmillrn
Mini id ill lieitollrn Wenllh", wlm
dntipalrd ilicir liekllh on linbmt
livinR and llieir fund* nn Ilmailway
bulleiflir*. The Double atmul llie
"Cenluiy ol llir Cmm^u) Man",
it K hrcmmiiR inriraiinR rvulrnl, it
that il if yiviiiR in (he "idle |mm",
"llie ill brRullcii tent (d ill belolleti w rllair", wlm would lather
live cm llirii (mill pmcli Kickinu
chair money than lo earn hy lioneM
toil a hellri way of iile, Amilhei
hundred yeait from now, im liaiii
the b«»t of ibe Ninrlrentli Century
•ml the be«t of the Twenlirth Cen
tury may yet nive ut that heaven
on earth whirli Sir Thnmai Mote
called "Utopia".
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THE STARGAZER
Tin* Hummer month,) with Dielr tixptcleil cpidcmlco of
infantile parnlyaiH lire "Jual iirotiml I lie corner.' In an offort to minimizt) the effects of imliii in Htrlcken aren't, the
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis lias iHHiied a Hat
of iireeauilonury mcamirea to lie observed by those In charge
of children. They are five cnay-to-follow health rulea:
1. Avoifl crowds anil iiltH-ca where clone contact with
other persons in dkely.
U. Avoid ovur-faligUe rimaeil by loo active play or
exercise, nr Irregular boors.
J|. Avoid Hwimmin;; In imlluted water. Uao only
(leaches or public pool* declared safe by liK'iil
health autimrlt
4 . Avoid sudden chilling. Itemcve wet sltuea and
clothing al once and keep extra blnjlMa, ami
heavier clothing handy for sudden weather
changca.
fi. Observe the ............... of (H-raonul cleanliness.
Keep fik k I lightly covered end xnfe from fllea
or other insect a. finrlwige should la* tightly cover
rd and, if other dis|*n*nl facilillea are lacking. It
slioiilil I n1 Iniried or lioriied.
Al the Name lime the National Fmmdallon pointed out
that early diagnosis and prompt I real meat liy omdlfieil
medical pcraonncl often prevent a aerloua crippling. II Hided
Die following ay Diploma of infantile pnrnlyHia: headache,
nanaca or itpsCl atomach, muscle imreiieati or atlffneaa, ami
,1M,.M,|Mj„ed rever.
Tile National Fmmdallon warned against fear ami
anxiety where |Milio atiikca. A calm, confiilcilt altilmle in
rnrdncivc lo health ami recovery. The Nalional Fonndalioo
aaka parcnla to rememUr Dial of all tlmae atricken fit)*; or
more riTiiver completely, white iimdher —r»*• are left with
mdy slight after-effect a,
R
Filially Die National Foimtlalion for tnfantile I'aratyala
Hlrcaaeil the lm|Kirlance of eontncling Ha nearcat chapter if
I miIIo la •ntually diagnosed. TJie Nalional Foundation chap
lor in Die community will nay Dud part of the coat of .cure
ami treatment which patient or family runmil meet.
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PAGE FIVE
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‘ [ilrrtini; In Day Iona
M l Cluh To Hold
Aehit'vnmul Day
T ill' l>. .lulifH fiti.iils luitp nun
I ml h u m lln ii hmin .ni I nk.-
T fip lr l I h lv f . T lli't limp ir l.n n
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The Sanforil Home Dcnmnstralion Club met on ThuraiJay at Ihn
| Tourist Center ami elrrUd of/l'per.s fur Ihr new year. New prealileitt'hi Mr". Huy Tillla* vlre preshlenl. Mrs. J. If. Crawfnrdi a*cretary, Mrs. C a ll Wtlllaina; aunahlne
rhalrman, Mrn. II. F. Rnehlki
ih'lrgatn to Hie County Cnunell,
Mrs. A. C. Hlarke and alternate
ilrlrKafe. Mrs. Marrun Tyr*.
Ai hlevement Day nn May III at
th* Tourist O uter waa dlacuiied.
Ml splay h will lie entered from all
over the rntii.ty and in the after*
iiouii 1-11 Cluh girls will present
skits. The event will he npen In
Hie piihlh- at noun.
Mrs. 3 . A. I.ngan, preehlent nf
Hie Cuutily Cuunrll, annmMteil
Dial Itmiu* Meiinuiatratlon Club*
...ill
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will hove _a ......a.i
inimty-wlde
May 2<i at the home of Mra. J, C.
Hills In Heneva. Thla will Iw a
covered illnfi luncheon and all
memberH and frlenda are Invited
in attend. The next meeting of
the local group will be held In
Keplember when Mlea Lila Wood
ard, Home Meiuonalrallon agent,
will (each a date In flaee etching.
"That'll whv I fry to K«f Impm taut stnrk.'i anil hire the Kreatrat pmslhle fa lent lo 'I" M'*"*- i
Aa you mav have, hearu. tne
life «f a movie p r o s ie r lr not
always pear lies amt erriiu. rreatl
In pailhiilar aemns to hav* heeu
eurafil with hanl lurk.
i
Hrtdh aa Mils week when Juuy
(iarlaiul tnaaeil a lalilrum and j
; a to uch o r velvet . . .
Creamy while eiih printed In
hHek In embroidered efect In in
afternoon dreae. NeehUne tla ta
black velvet ribbon,
[ ftt. Y. D t u t /a e lU ife Yknfa)
'I m i Him
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Itn lla ' M ln if, .In r llii: lln- fir l |
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bt i i .mg Hie m ii'il.'il lile n ta uf
Ml. key llnunry h iii I .linly (iarlaiu l
In "H h I hm in Arttla." Hlnre then
Ilia n iutltal'i, silfh la "/le g fle h l
Fn lllp*." " F u r Me ami My fial*'.
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Hint Mu .Ip' mu' I hi* own fa v u ille .
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aniuns the aim I In's tup grn**er».
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ilia stoge, the hlttgcal attraellutt
la Hie m iu li'il." hn ansWerc"! "*
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o flT
Mfiubera nf Ilit< dauford I ’haptci
of llm liism li Ilfl.l e le rli........ . n ffl
14K r r i i ill it I mi cli von n iff ting I m'I i I
, Tuesday In Ilir c n iilfii* of Mm.
I Frank Shames mi F llln ll A v fin if.
| Nftv president U Mm . liftm a n
. Jm n li.m i. v If f fitf.ililfn l. Mm.
I llrn jiinitit K n l/ ; n-i ifln r y ,
I Mi It in Niekhul Mini lim M in ifi
! Mi » VN1111Itin lull
j rin> group gaMictril hI I :INt
[nYlncI, nl Hie Shames home where
t jjju r .- a ia a a a a a e A a a a a A
�r*r~*
MONDAY, MAY 16, 1940,
THR HANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORP, FLORIDA
East Florida Conference Baseball Title
Seminole
O f Four Weekend Contests
Giants Cop Th
Ed Brooklyn Pitches
No-Hit-Kun C o n
test Over UcLatul
In Tourney Finals
Sanford To Invade V(ic) FOR VICTORY
Orlando Tonight;
2 Teams Meet In
Sanford Tomorrow
Capot’s Preakness Sanford l1
,ef*?‘*
C. L. Persons
Victory Splits 3:
Hclen^l2 To h ::: ! Dr.OPTOMETRIST
By Alan Mover
"P A
S C H t.
h
t i a m l M l • o l i u n lllle g '
I A Q t t f t i l a ' The Hanford Heinlnoli* entry In ’ K ;Husr*
s-13. 1-5 Mat. u -I J
'
L F 1 I I S p i l l I s the Tri-County Baseball League "1 A llm
ilr Malluaal Mask Mlala '
I’ hua* KM
[
— .--------defeated the I.ake Helen nine yra- ; |
Bjr UFOHtiK IIOWKN
| Cenlay ufteinoon in Luke Helen
HA 1.TIMOR K, May
— hy a 12 to 11 count.
The .'Lyrar-ntd raring spoils me' Buddy Daugherty nml Otto
xpllt today and even the liclnnml, l.oeffler worked on the hill for
fALBOITS
ust Mem In the triple crown, may lhe Sanford organlxatlnn, while
- D i ll VEIN—
nit deride which cult will pick 1F. Huxley did the receiving. Hoop the 10411 I'hnniphnnddii inur- *borla and Tysun pitched for l.nkc
W
ull i'u p e r - I ’ u ln l
hie*.
I Helen.
P a l s l m sad P s a s rb a s a e is
Besides the two different win- 1 Boh Ihmnuway and Clyite Marilia a. issruH U .VKSiia
icrs in the Derby and Prenkncsn j nett paced Hanford's I hit attack,
here
are at leant a couple of Ounnaway hit safely four out of
•ther
colts which inlj(ht have five trips and Harnett rapprd out
inmethinM to say about the New | three hits in four appearances at
Vork classic on June II. Saturday's the plate..
I'reakness closed the Pimlico meet, — ------------------------------ntf and most of the starters have
^
__
headed for other tracks.
"
Ivan Parke, trainer of Olympia,
f .in n lu A v p rm rn u
scema to have summed up the
,,,a n t H A V e m K C H
wide open status anionir the turf |
(Unofficial!
sophomore when he predicted Compiled hy Arthur llerkwith, Jr.
''they'll mo on lieatlnir each other." I
That was after Calumet's Pnn-,
ler won the derhy In whlchfJlymyi»
ti ah aa iim P n
pis war favored amt wound up <n*iwally
a
I
i u i» low BOOKS UPKN 12:13 P.M . Bally
'Ith. PondeT Mot the same treat- "
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Matinees 40c • Livening* 44c
input In Hntlirday* I'm ikm 1**,
it
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Children—,0!)r
loltiK off tin* (nvurlti* nml fiiiiRh- n*$i»a$*ii
u
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op fifth while Hr........ tree's Capnt
V: it «
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fouk tin* minor*!.
I lurry
If.
4 u 0 <1 l*d7
Olympia U llkrly tu return to Hr*lam»« 111 3S
4 u
1 urn
he alriU'Mle in the Helmonl, Parke
jj
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said.
Ii.irrn
St 11
1 1 11 lit
Tha Innir layoff lietwreu the w
•<'• *»
} } '• ->•'}
•lasales makes it
Impossible to Ma'inuwwki «• » o 1 u i.i»
■ ceiiralelv guess the probable h ,,,.
i
i
u ii u i
Melmont field. The distance of a {»•■ «
J « « « jo*'
Y p n a
1 C U r
ru e
YANKEES
o f
y
* TARTiNO
OFT WITH A
i-m r s h u t o u t ,
Vtc LOOKS
LIKE HE'S OUT
TO B E T T E * HiS
k 6 WM7EWA0H/NGC
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Tmm
filth lull
New York
manager
CASEY
rin . Ihiiull
flri.nl-1VII
I ’ll I *I'M! Hit
STENGEL
POESN T S E E
NOW PA SC M
CAN H E L P
BE/NCt
A 2 1 - GAME
WINNER - ME •
TOOK 19
LAST Y E A R / '
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Tuesday &Wednesday
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P IT C H E R S
Ye HOUR PROBABLY
Re c o r Da if h e
ONLY FACED THE A V
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.
THEM 9 OUT OF SO.
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I t . 11 . 11.-11. 111 ii | - t . New V u r k
7-S
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tty JO H I t K l r i l l . K I I
sin Hnnilny law .)
(lam es Today
An-iiM'Inted Press Sports W riter
. iim I uii s i W n .liliis liu i —Kram er
I'.iU r .ila im l U m lk up iiuotiirr e r.u r for the exprits who p irilid c tl h i ; i *«. Itaefn er ( J - l l .
• mil itnnie.
•i iwo-leiim r . i i r liciw reu Ihniim ami Clevelnml for the American League
name wiis I hour mid lift mlnnies prniniNl.
H4MTAI. HKCHHITY
A U TO MAGIC
WASHER
fiko irnlwd*! noORul
(nitalfiilion
■ii«•ii.t»i»]<i, sit
i'Hit roii. aii
Met.soil, if
llcrardsli, cf
Mayer.
11.
Hingsr. ss
Alonso,
rf
il l onlllilor**
ro rra ts s , c
A slirM nss, p
••'loti
nmals
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I’nlalito. ef
Jones,
31.
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Milllaawskl,
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Sanford
FURNITUKE
Company
Karan,
To tals c
Nod .Smith, Mgr.
900 E hmI Flrnl HI reel
"Hlshi Where We'xe
He*a Far 'Jo tears."
I M I I N F O IM F
WILDE
^"N^ 1 one of the slmrtesl played in
llie local park lids year.
A representative of the Orlando
Die prognuiiii ,ili i i i l iilrtl |o take into riiniidrratnm the over-all
Fo ld Office of the Social Security
iinpriiti'inrnt of tlie m -ciillnl weaker d u ll* iiarlirularty llie Cliicago A.lmlnlslrntlon will tie in Hanford
W lille S m and Washington He..- e
on Friday, May 2Uth, I fl 10 at the
IIM U iiM l
Tonight Iim
iuvinli lie iilors
. ,,
hoi..........
the
(’i.til'l House from U.Mti A. M. until
F
irst
tlie
Nats
miiite
....................is
K',v"
,t"'
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"
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^
Hi'lmtors, mid It Is likely
Dial
II.JU A. M, tu lake applications
Sipllrm hy ruiiiiing up ii winning K,|M" ’
I he il
for hrnefits under the
Federal
"
,
. Manngei Hiuhei' w ill
send Juo
*1'
o n t h o f a m o u s jHehidU 1„ the hill I., face Fd streak of nine straight. No similar ' " T .... , ' T "
Old-Age and Hurvlvors Insurance
fl
program and conduct utlier huslI .avis, a righthander wlm pilrhed linil the Heimt.o............led off than ............. t" ,lf
<’"mlng thioiigli w
tiess connrcteil with Ihe I ederal
"Vr if J
I for the llrhiiido Henalurs Iasi venr the riils o x liegan in si*/le. And
I'ellnr-dwellliiK
Ht.
I.niiia "•»* ............................ ...
family Insurance program.
jiB I r l I I m J
i and was re.iirned In Manager lied the
have
Inmo
slgus of proved to he the fl
i| | U I I 1 4
i l.nlauey's ai’ giegaluui on .'laliir- Browns
fion.
citina.
•I*** second game, I
I I I
I I
idav hy iheemurgiug
W nshliigli.il
NalIlieln
fa lm
With the New Vm l, Vuukees overeniue a U t. defli
system.
loiuomiw I'veiiiug llie tiiunts giahlilng nil early lend, nmi Be- Vnnknes 7-11 for a s niso fought nutfur Boston, permitting the
troll and I'liiludelphiii playing hot- diiuhlehender. The A 1
.......e l ll ie H i'iia lo i s a t I tie M iu iiim opener, fourth place Dodgers only four
clpal Park in a single uffnir, ter. than .filHI hull, it now looks " " “ I'hfH hultle in riinga after slnglks. Tho (Hants collected on1'
like a dog-rut-diig huiihr rliclit wlmilrtK H-7 in I I
which is scheduled to stlul at H.IKI down
In the wire. Only four and ■
■ trolling 7-11 going ini the seventh, eight hits (no homers) hut took
o'eliii'k. I.llliky Jack Itohack will
Jughnndlo J.«. D.d.sou |msted t.'lv»n*«Ke of seven liasss on hall •
nrohahly he the slatting Ittirler half gullies separate ||ie first
hang the second defeat upofor the Hiinfiii'.lites. There was place Yankees and 'seventh place Ids first victory of the season
limiting Ihe Hemitors to four h its; V1’]*?®
Simmons.
Fn im sily .37 9 .10
a twin hill srhuiliiled for lomor- Bed Hox.
the Bed Hox shut out the Nats I , (Ih,u*k •» krlng s two-nut dul'li
T lie W hile Hox lurhi'd In the
ruw evening, lull Manager (Iruhar
N O W O NLY
paced an l"
.**!?, *Irove In the lylie
•'•ill I nr led llnsluess Mnnagei John eye-lifter of tlie sensiin yesterday !t-tl. Bomlllmngglo
Hfhoamliensl'a sing'
will'd llll'V shut Oil! I lie | III linns eighl-ldl attack on loser Hl.l Hud- rim* “,n'1
IInnxelof tlie llthindo organlrii'
son uml lllck Welterroth with a «'Ht
•h» winning run as th'
lion uud compleleil artangeiiteul twin* iii (ihlenipi, iim i nml
ld»uia Cardlnala came up will
to move the dual attraction up un The doidde-wlilli washing of llie dmihle mid two singles.
The lowly
Browns
divided n **u « » " *“ nip the Piltshurgh
Win Id riiiim p lnns was cstiecially
til Monday June 11,
Bvtridt to ‘ 'III ,* **";
. ,,,,
pleasing In llie Hox hernuat- ii re tlnulile header with
P A I. ATM A
make It five victories In their last Cincinnati and Chicago divided
cord
crowd
of
fide'lLTi
was
on
hand.
. . .
UN ( •« » •
Small down pofmint
K K C U H B .H
S t i r SOME NEW PHIH/.rG
Weaker Clubs Come To Life In
AL Race To Make Experts Squirm
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Bill Wight mid Allen (letlel
r antes. After the Tigers hail
wielded tin white wnsl, brushes w"n the opener, O-.l, the Browns
for the winners. Wight, the ex- ran"» *»««•» »« rumhlne II hits and
Yankee southpaw, pitclied a five- 14 liases on halls tu win the sechitter in the opener for Ills fourth 0,,,l K«me, 12- 1.
straight victory. He siilj hasn't Boston's Braves and thy Now
tasted defeat, (letlel. who unco York (Hauls continued In their
pitched fur the iiiilluiis as well as first place Nullonal (.vague deadthe Yankees, doled out four lilts lock for the third straight day.
Ill the nightcap.
; The Braves made It three In a
B o o k i e (Iordan (foldsberry's row over the Brooklyn Bodgers
firat
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major league
i,ciigtm home
tuiruu tun with with a 4-0 shutout triumph, while
a runner ntmuril acrnimted for the (Hants whipped the PhlladelChlcago'a runs In tho nightcap uml phla Phillies, 7-'l, for a sweep of
", doulileheadar, the Beils winning
C.‘rnht»r, Pcplo Draw
State
Fin
(IA IN FH V II.I.F, May III IHpec
ini| With a w"e»lnif that "I'm
Instructing the umidcen to Imar
down nnd I exio -t 'he nlavers to
•la tin1 sa m e "
"hta Htnte Lea«ue I'rss. .1 M Boiler Saturday
levied hi* first f in e s of the 1040
season.
Three of Ihe ix fines were tax
ed against lunnairers with Bill
*'rrln of Bel, in' gelling n $10
.ssruient and Hal Oridtcr of
iiiford amt Hoee I.oiler of
stnesvllle i-scnplng ivltli $0 pen
nies.
lam llamdes of l.eentii|rg, a
former msmig r. drew a $10 Bne
an did Boh Wil»s of Ht. AtlMUStine, Sanford's Olinrlex Peplo got
caught with a $A assessment.
Phil I............. . th r of Hantn
Clara Iwskethall coach Bay Pesco,
coached Ids (l yioplc .Imiior College
ipiintet from Bremertim, Wash..
to a .12 won, two lost record this
with the winning run In the 10th. year,
PriHif that the Cardinals made
on error In selling Murry Dlckann
tu Plttahurgh came in Blckson'a
firat atari against hla former
mates. He heat them. 7- 1.
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H I'BCIA L A T I'B A yriO N
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•r.NHWKB TO HTAI.IN*
Iisnmmt igoilsrals. i
slra ity.
Joe Bolisou lias won 47 games
for the Boston Red Hox the last
three seasons, He has Inst 20 durIhe same
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G O O D JO B S
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•iX n ti «*f Frank Fiivllc.
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11FRAUD
Want Ads
WHISKEY ■WINE
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riii it rlsilni »r tlrinnn»l uni *n Ol*»l
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■
By R. J. SCOTT i_ Legal Notice
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
, N--T
| id
PACE SEVEN
TUB BAN FORD IUSRALO, 8ANFOKD, FLORIDA
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
IU S, I'mk
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MI .VI Kf H ilt A I'H I'H IN T IN U
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l lfia h I til U LA C UP
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Init profilulily. Tarnih I'nt, In*
• I 15 N I'ur k
I'liour lhlt
arranKml. K 1 1 1 1 n K hlalloiih, I
1.'iiiili room, Hmlin 11ml Klaatrlf I.— A R T U T iK S VVAN'I'KIA !* t i l t L A N i l ) 1 M m o in k S a i t li n a l H i
A|,|ilim,i’a atorv, Dry Claarn'ra, —
1,111,In KvaiitiiK S lu r, l ull tl 11111.1
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FOR KENT
—l
H anlw tira alori*. liroaary S to ra , , j , iKhl. ltt
for mmd
ituy. ih ;r,.i.
1
'rmirlst
roorl,
Vuriaty aliira,
fiiru ltiira . Tail hiivin fu rn lh ira
V> Iff 11 iMS furnlalicil Nparlinent,
KLKerme
«
,r
Haer tiurdi'ii
Co. 311 K. M L I'h. Ofi8.
1,aw klti'liafl unit, full llutwl aarA CKTYLH N K
WHMHNti
yira in cludinK utlUtlw, llnena, ,
|iMinK 011 2 & 3 lu'ilroom I'S K Ii ll.'friifiTTiloi„ hoy A Sail.
Sanford Motor A P i||iL Id*
In 11mlry A mnld aarvlce*. M r.) houavi, (iriai'il front |ii,IMHMHi n*
V*.■ },,I*til. l(i'friu*'rulion Sorvira,
20H VV. Ml Street
^ .Small, Vuldttx Hotel,
1 610,1)00,00.
I'In,11a 12111.
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Y • VVUllKS l.mvti Km
TW O .HKDUOUM houae, furnlah- „
,
,
.
nt-n.r* WANTVJtr ~ r, nllin* ii'jm
lrh. A ll kniil- ot Wii.nl
ad. A ......... la May Ifilh. fnnulra H«ye liuyera wall .tK for V><mI ,
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vv ti f Ik. Itm ilH .At T rn e lv Itm lit's, L i'
Hanrottl Trullar
Park, K ra .'
‘"'I MASON w.uk-l.y hr « i-h . Hpec-:
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.
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Klirfffald1 Alao need llalltiK" on autoll rmul
'.'•‘ V '
....naa A Imiocra orh.l 4 W h „
Gind.'. ...... . I'......
.1 IV I (Mills, Pippin (inr ileiiH,. |ltift.t ..
VKItV dauiraldi' uiuirtment riiiaa
home" with I to 5 ucrea land.
Id .
H IM . I
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11111*1 •66.
PI.
III2-J.
iu. Suitiililu for couple. Alao
(I.AW N M llW KRS »hnr pi'i.ail. I*,
C. A. W lllfih o N , NIL
furuinhi'd 5-room dwelling at
cyi'laa laptiltid, loi’k mid ka>
l l » M. Park
I'hona I 2HI
(hynlal Luke. Call 308.
II— WOltK WANTED — !l
work. No wtiillitK w.u k guui
K lIltN IS IlK I) Khrage Apartment,
uiiI i 'ihI.
II. VV. Sliummt, III"
F IV K ROOM houae, two acreenad LHWKIt PRICKS, Kapart wutch
i'ou|ilo only. 1401 Oak Aye.
Kunl fth. Si., Sanford, Kin
poi chah. Cl onU in. 64,250.181 ctiali.
ri'puIrlnK, U. C!. KoJI owh, Home
f HKKK room furniaheit apart(Formally with Willmiun F u ll
Call 028- VV nr aea 200 Laurel
Shop, 1700 Sun ford Avy. Phonn
' lurid, litrhM, hut A cold water.
Shop).
Ave.
I I 43-J,
_____ _
100) Waal 10th St. Phone 1RT7VV..
T JlA C T fiil WORK hy the hour or
Article* For Male —5 joli. I'lotiKltlriK, harrowing, mow- Hi— N o tic e .— ferHoiinL** — HI
NKVV; tinfurnlaheil apt. Pftone
I,ik A dirt muvinic. Wa apmflallM
HlUflJi
j-J . ; _
in ro/idUlonliig ltulldinjr lota A
ko
T
T
modern
apartment
n iT t r iidOM
Ifutile'l nlola. I'homi 157-J.
n U R D JU M B O S H R IM P d inner.
W ANTED. Mr*. C. I*. C.diiiiVV*IIi furniture
fnri.lt
• flOtl fl. fark
everynlght, fl-0 0 , H O M S R ’S.
A
l.lTYI'K H of Imlldoxer work,
lo taka her duiiKbtar, Donna,
AvitJ
ri'ii-uii.ilili' rah*". Free eallmatto Ilia Kutiaa SI ml In lit I OH
Mill'a Swap Shop—Wc buy, avkl or a.i. huvld K. Cnr|M'i)ter, Plume North
Park Avenue tomorrow
trade moat anything. 4041 Han
131)3- M, ■
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; i - Ueu) K s la te F o r 8 * 1*— S
where Mr. IL L. Cox will miikiford Ave. Phone IBK-J.
NKW INuifh, Roof rapairfng A
1 'oKruph free of ahutuc fm
jm lhU o K ^d m u a^M O LN I^^^^^^
illiiii in The Hanford
We
both
loae
when
you
don't
IIK.All KHTATK — 1NMVKANCK
'** "Moat I'rumlxliiK CHIbring
your
preacrlptlona
to
I ’llOKKUTY
M AN A GR N BN T
HI— U uhI iu h h OpportunUleM
aen of 'I'omorrow!' context.
.
Laney'i.
Phone
108.
ItAYMONU M. B A L L, Realtor
IKM.coM UK’S Fish Camp formerly
Km 6 Florida State B an k Bldg.
For Sola—SHOPI'K C H A P E A U —
1m A Belly's, Kant ami of
HOT L l/N cttlfg every day from
ft
antira
uhirk
eaclualve
millinery.
anfonl Sait Wall. Plenty of
11
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to
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at
IIOMBB’H.
home*,
,
bullneaa
Phone
ftlH-.l
ufter
5
P.
M.
•OH TV
Hhlnerx, Hull llendi uml Parch
properly
kcreagv. Me fo u r
acrfaM
R G U tility F la t
Wall MUSIC STORE—Record*, Radio! bait.
K. A. Htrout KahTtf Agency P IT T S B Uoil
Gal.
Repair. Pripi'd below Inventory. ,
...............baae, 69.85
----------K. Mathleua, Aaaodate
Orli
Glaaa A Palat Co.
Owner baa-other inlareala, Tlg» *'
" Second Street or phona IIS-114AR1K
lft
% Sad. HL
Phone 8M Mubic Hoi. 1Iii W. * ‘
HOST * FOUND —H
S
1
% K\V4 MAHOl4k l ^ ^ r T t e t ^ n V ,
and garden. Ilghfa, water,
1.00 on 17-M.
V.tiioY iiuadaf dinner a t lumey'*
4 Gaa eta
atatlon, corner lot. Cor- 7fc alao wadi ‘
nar 'for
»r (It
Open A ir Markat*'Koine
.a I|'2f.f
alia, .'In
Iota
250.00. Several home*
ota
OI
unddi’ conatructlon.
Flamingo
I
property.
I'll 1(fta Orla
I.DHT black change purse iu MiwakcGea.'-soPPorj:
1 MBAM rM Dtp.
in,re1.7 fcuMPWi'JRD
EMHli Cl a- r. v
<3 iva*J Hal IHt/,
now .a you v.i wi M n.iifln
IO M ^** ■■ i,,y»<iiif 'sin ( _
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H i T ' * r 7■
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
ICihItr Held
Bound For Bij? Four Conference
(Continued h » m I'm * On*)
tilled I lie No. I Communiit in the - ^ 1
United Slate*. Inlrned intrntly in H P
the |imoner'» enclosure vvliile a
Scotland Yurtl in>|»eclt>r testified H u
how lie look thr fugitive limn U. N. R t
iu .ln r oil the I’nliih liner Malory '
S a tu n l.tj n ie lli.
Ltd er Im l arrived at the lo t u l
llllMItjlit lie ie l>v Itvo Ini kv |m |k f
otilv 4 lim it lime before. He wa»
i 4 tin. h r iio lril .<i|i| W rtin l In lutli
turn ill * lm< him l i s , A p p a tru lly
I ' uimummmiI who (M i.r lr ii *o|rinnlv
he I i „ r ih r 1 1 o il w itli pl-w a id , ile
I i i i i i i i i iih( l i ii .liie it
Ih r f in iil * r t || r i| * niotiuo hr
L n l r i i law yer that he h r |iermitte<l
I lir
bespectacled
,VJ-year*old
C u N iin u iii.t
lied
tiecn
ordered
r ift iie i by h Southham pton muglst r e t ''» m u rt to di"'v cattue ill
IJoti S lir e il w h y IlH tn lii should
mil Mini him tini k '•> Ih r llr d t r il
M it r
l» I h it h |miI term
fu r
lie rjn r y .
r t r . a ii\ r
W , » i i i n Jaiutior*.
New t
W>al*rn Jamtior**
III* . n'ldoi-k rhib
Nm h
■|"'l I M ,11 Ml I*
Pepnliir Mirnli,
duiliiiiK ItrvoMon*
ijtiiitl* in -*li,ale
W"I Id j I Nio*
i 'i j> 11, ni oh 4 tieI
Tiln* Parrnrt
i
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In
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Other
roiiKiesahmal
develop. I
| to, lit’,,’
| Tnaea. an r.titnate that the goV
J eiijin, ill will Kn.'JJ.UOO.fHW.OVt* lijlo thr red rif*t year allired lip
roiitllctiug crlei, for greater econ- 1
nmv and higher taxe*.
Paperfa of thr Senate-llm r *
tax ro m m lltrr fnirra.d a "mode- ,
tale" hualudaa ilump and anggeat-.
i ei| that f'ongrrH ., In looking for '
plare* to cut rapeiidlturrs. lake n
l took nt J.i.llM.nun.nitn In "new ami
I ii I (.,**•*
.T.|i*•"f » 4 I'miMlR
-r lit * IJMMI
l • |fMitr f •• ■ I *jfft)t!
i*v«iilnr Muald
Hm I i i M
4* r
«1li»
kNOIR E n ttlgiha*. If . «l. .
r|ifl , [((|l>|
f i „ lW» |.
, |(|
N,f |, j 1M(|C.riie n g and
,
„ p ,, t,»l .,,.1 M arshall Id
ge|)
hlg hanquell at
t|ii ....... m pdarly.
«
,j.(( fr)lt| g rij
diffetent#
|t|lt.|irna prepared four gradfa of
•/„„ H«id. High level Reda
jr>yc*,| banquet tike rneaj* preI,tii.',I Iii slierlat kllctroris. Staff
---------*'
' „ml field offircra ate four dlahea
■ ■ ■ m b b m k 'm M i nod millp prepaird hi a small
tJH
kllrhi'ii, lie SMill. lawyer grmJfH
I H
' tlepentl .Hi Hi'' pill'll'‘ kllrlien
I 'fin th 'li meal.*. Zao Haiti.
there
no
A SA FE P L A N T C O © c i Hour^K^c^pinq
l(c)K)r(
,|(r t|r
i . i .
.......... U,Us
The rto iip iin v-nolnii
" p c m il, hnwevi r, with
[ -lit* m i-ilin lert in ru rii
i I V i I i ' im I ro iirilln lim i
J lh d im l m u in liiiiie il n
. polit y , dm lu tin g llie>
|n in l w illlio : In ' l i p In
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mean
fru
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p ln lrn l inn l ilr .u ig ly ag n llu il llih
’
IMII"ii hn
n I
fo r, It,te Iih ih irlio ,, fro m t ill.io
help m win Mm
i f » frie n d ly e im o lry , am i Ho te rn n to end th r I t ih
1» hn mipM’cF'l* iifi**! 1*1mi'll «'f III- j*
i
r ilh in iy
law *
of
In lrrn iilh io n l
iUU*.M
Hfotliui*1 V n n l l»#»»rcllvr in
si>fvh i W illi.im l‘‘ Mrny n kr«l
t lir fUiiiMtntnpton t’otirf In t'linuitil
Vir.li i for lim r ln i;. Iliu f f r
litg, Hmv in 1tl Mh* rv>||u1,
Itiii
rH tffiiti li iif I rilt if i*Ifr | t r» r«*l*(i«Mlfiir
K **•If r In *In* fiff if If»*i»J V ii n | tin it
• T l I n iviir. 0 0 " l)Mnr to Im *
Ih r ln l i .il nhlp, wn> lip md ? "
h 'I* ,'
la w yer a A e il
“ V r r ," lltn v r r p llr il
“ Von «av vmi r n r r r y e d him
from th * t lilp . T h a t <ren an n m lri
r ln ir m n il <va» it n o t? "
•irn v pao-n l
Hnor nn-W Tu-i
•Mil h r wn ro o v rv rd and r a r r ir .l "
A rlp 'a e f la o ijh trr went throtiph
!h» ........................
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rn rd la le lr In
S l . r r l I*...... I
mu* •nor* 'll .....................
wt||, ||,.,,,A
e,I In o m l w ith r* l|i,.H H ,m ra te
11 ntiMiiHfd • imih 1*1*«4 lino i
III- poll,r 7"
v'iMi im im I v nl
I.......hn lin n w m kern h
I Mill I nf llli* « itlkmM. j
|»oty|l»|f i d i H u i i i t "
iim m m mI n ili t v r n li" n
.lohn f* 1111 i, l'«»t
ilih i wlm I ifim I-. tin*
irn n i of nf'^ rilliitni ,
i ifti r ii in r III I mil nul «
I'111!*I •r i nf 11»i-i1111 f} r»11 n
IrM iim 'lil n ffh m lr>
tlth o rw liip the m m i
o iillllrn t M x in ilio i; ,
W n tlii n p; I nil Hint the
Imd o n lr r r il Ilia iliip n
I Thin.;, ipreiit loned I
m id t l.......... ... .......................
l imed nny form nl in
| ,„ , | ,e i In n llr n il n
4V„ h n n lly ii ......
c*l, ........... 'i h ,..........m piii
nnlmi in ,' nlrra.lv In
| | i n,nl he w ill
of nil of Hie ul.ovc item i
f / n h - '* /
in iiiitiiipnli'd timing Ihr ru n ,'id I
A |jyy* ^* *
week
|
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e,
■'Tim I' mIiiii 'H o Murkel limidlrd'
J J
a tolnl of ft,tlli pni'kage. of pin
V
^ *Sr J S
ihne leliiinlug i, groan revenue of
H l,;i7f. lirt to ginweln, Tttnml.e'h I
i
d
Irntl in volump with finiil" r t iiir ,.
.y r r - —
I
uvriiigliq; fit.f.ll, the Ii Iii ti on No j
j 'W y '
I . lirlug JO.DM. Iltlmr ruuitip.'lillm. I
p * .
were Hipt.i di, pole l.r a u r g g p lu t il, t — '*<
1
ok I'm, )n pprt,
field pea*
Mini
Oaad keuitk.ialna retilf tta*.
wiilerm,'Ions. Tlmngli Ihr votuiuo revar.g kv fleilit.',Waikmaa’a C
of ImtiMliH'n iii fulling at I Ill's marT*•** "1 $14T ,817.00
Tke*a ie|ti
ket, they liullrlpate Home move
leiti aaiftaar. tag kuasylaa lata al
meiil from late flrl.t* for Himthei
fl|iS M n ^ M n ,!t i> i!u n
ka.piae. G0 0 0 MOtiSIKItPIMn
"The Winn lM.I.i Market irp o rl,
la jrl.rv.. IsU ia .M I4,
.
...
i i it
In o#»iPagln% 4 Onnd Main
""
1,1,1 *"r "
l" ’l; ,i"P
Waikm.M-. Camp..........
Olvl.lae,
mil lietter llnm a n i i , i
I r <1,.
Ihougli II ip rw m nhri deni is p r a r -' _____ _____ u _
____ _
llialiy ovei tllliri |.rodii.'tn on
Hint maikid during ilm pimi week
I f l ' ^ l s l u j tin *
/ S H tf lll
shnwril tomnloeH leiiiliug with IH,
“7:l
j:i.fi7 witii
....... ......... , ................. ..
the high of fti.dfi, i.tlfio ini til'd will lie liken lo liie flout, I'll....
.
voIiiii ,,'
M
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i ' i ' u ;**!'
averaged , ...........
fl.K li l.hf.l l'.p|M'is at j:i *.;ti a
Hiiiikll t|iiAYilily nr MNikeyi?
j
.................
" I h r rhnlt'a Is not h elw teu " l
d rr and lllie it y ," J a rk .o n wrote,
" l l is lie tn re p l l lir i lv w ith " i
der amt nuarchv w ltliou' c it h n
I to i» i . danger, th at, *f tht -oort
dor* not temper Its d o rtiatm ittf
logir w ith a little p ia c th a l w is
dom ii w ill r'in v e rt Hie roovtitot
lo lial toll u| Itig ld S Into a suicide
tia rt."
eggplants
helped
to make up Ihr total of Jh.OIH
.... . - ........ »•«• V*»l. A fair.
..........
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f<„
iH,(l„, „
ihr l.rgi datin.■
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'Mi' . V , 8 ' T - ' ' J - ' r ' .
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l l ’ . t M 1 1 I, « f « rt
Dorothy Jonline
ni"N
"
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from SlinnRl.ai
nut
I 1'h.Ht'f ll, Ihe t'llv
Dm'
in
' s s f ; . - , H ' :1i .Ill,Kin,i'HSltet’ l* "hoiHv.
Anwool.I Ink"
wreki
III
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n
i
l
l
I like
th r
»»«*
When you make chirkrii alew
own Hie rltiekrn pailh slow ly’ • onden.eil vivhiu of m
.1 I.............. .. lime Iinf...........I..... .. '
«**;!<«’ <
.
, le . l A half ran of the s'
" 1‘M'i" 1 ..... ....... ..
- ......* ‘ tie ......... .. lo lall.'l* aland a
ke from 'JO lo ;»I miuulea al pi,mi,l of Hie heef. Kari
•id mid will iimkr till* gr»ey noodle., toast, or fluffy
i altluetlvc, ,ii h roloi. I'ai dev potato, and sprinkle with
ni|illngs a ir ileelh'ioua aerveil fmrlv uilnrrd parsley fur
III a chh'krn slew.
Irartlve garnish.
h i. place w ill nr taken ny Mat tlr n .
tiem xa I* lla y . (abo ve!, Oruorr
M ilitary (Invarnor C'liv Initei «'ho
w ill (111 die pmil uniil di- appoinl*
mem ot . man mnonia.pinai (or
(lerm any hold* tha ConarexMonal
Meda) of Honor
(|ara*nalton(il)
T tre M n re f o lk * Vot« T e l l
T h e M o ra G oo de Y o n S e ll
Andy Coat.I*v t* eoachlng hl»
it;,'ll eoM.rriillv, rolmnhh, tint*
vrrtillv tiasehall train (Id* .easmi.
A W B O T IfftH tiR t
tn MiniU tour m$y in «nd pul of •c
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*r*t«aMmtimet *'«♦*»•, t*«a,iM 1*^0 |.
originally aaked.
"Thr fl*y per cant frplghi rate
Incrensc now proponed will he n
cheap prlcr for n ntalde ami ef*
flrlritl railroad system lu till*
country." ho suld.
The IC C today agreed to liygr
tl hours of final argument In thd
rate. Shipper Inteirsla are offer
ing atlff opposition lo nny further
rate IncronBra.
Aronson told the romtnlnalt
that since l(i;i[i railroad hou
wag* mien have IncfehoetT Hi
per rent ami thnt -Ute 40*Hi
week, duo tn ho i ffei llvo lnldw
latubar, will make the ImrdaKtH
lira laat 10 yeara 100 per rer
Matariala voata, lie. said, hai
rlMli 107 Par rent. I|a added i
"A gainst. theaa *Ugg«rlng.t.(
craaaaa In their tiw clpal eosl
railroad fraight ratfa, durlug. tl
sama 10-year period, h a * » -l
creased only 61 tier eelii and pa
iuuiRer /area only 36 par cent*1
meaauit* are cumocte,l by a hunt'll
of drunks lu h huddle,
• The question of how to raise
unlit'npopev l"t the s u it slid la
(ha top .qurslltoi as the leglsla*
(me hagau lta,seventh week.
The (Jovi'jnor ami hla IcgUlalri#
KticaUt tonlKhl will peg their Inlkd
larg*le pit . what the state neadaj
Tl|u fluviinur U iid: |lm' t’aLlfiaj
Badgsl CommlMlof)' hai reemnj
M tidcil an addilhuial 3tUMKH1,niHf
k year Ur hmel luneaxerl state re.
m m u h i i i
slice. For al delicious r.___
flavor.addi*
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par, mixed with a little tomatu
tlon stud the outalde rim of fat catchup or aalad dressing and uaad
tn 1WW, on a Hunting (rip to tba around the ham slice with clovei aa a filling for Fiaoch-Waatad
before baking. Soulluped potato##, aandwktboo, Along with a bowl ol
n W R T f l l
l l l k f f l
flavored with a little onion, atw, aoua and a dtaatrt of fruit and
Md tampon to J»U
good aorvad with this ham and or* oooklas tho sandwich*# wtU make
W * wtpWa4lK%%;
.an asMlIant quick aaaal.
A
Ollier, n
officii,I,
II. J
I.MiiphwaAirport may f»ll tmdglit.
. ' l
|iH*H»'niri'i a hhIiI Hlmill
i llml it l» very sehloin that any
malnlrnaiu e cost nt all I h paid hy
, lurid iuIrri'Nls on governmenl pro
1 le t* ns Ihr tl. H. rpginrrrs In
’I pi art Irnlly all rases opera to ami WHIN Q IN tlA I I,m in . It C l»»
iiuaiiitnlu III,'in at the eapeosa of «tep> down a , A nieri'an M ilitary
| the tl. H. govrrniuelit.
(Invar,im of (le im an * on May 15,
Vegetable Market
hum
C a g t
shownto parked ainllenrev
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relping’a famed lega1 tioo
I"
ii'iollng "Kriinit Yon Amei I
N.w Caav.al.a*.) Em Im I f.r avir and. to
get into tad out of. Woman ante? lad taxva
with ilixnilr. Common ,ent* eniin.trlng of
elder dotirw.r., and niturtl .typ-in an.
tt.nre. make it seem abaurd aver to hava
lltnartanaa Huts,' Paae Mart
and her favorite orrupallon h
• • playing "row girl,"
I'lcturea of thuothy, Danny and
three nllmr romier up eonlaitaute
■ npaarwl Friday In The Herald,
I- Next Friday five tpopa, muulnrcs,
IK. chosen hy eltlxetia who tend In
0.% ixmtinatlmi hallnli. will In, plr*
lured and from iheaa may la*
l u H Johleaa Mnaflla tn a maximum W0
chosen another weekly winner,
„
a week for HO weakx wanpropoaed
When five weekly winners have
ois ITh ,n thaHmiao
today.
been chosen, flnnl voting will lake
..aollw
|f h)|rw|M|!1M
| ,hpKen. Tapper of
thange secllmia may
ihange
: place to select "Tho Mont I'romls*
for' aUiutI Hfive
H minute*
, , H H ItB
.
I Tha Henato lo lltfir the Houaa
lag (’Ills#n."
« 1
A small amount uf leftover meat hy a 36-11 vole In overriding
Fareote of wlnasra may gat •yrup and Hum im usH aa in
accompaniment
a lurked
may
pul
fowl
Oovarnor
Warron
< veto of
aa . bill
liawcta* for
tut
*
t m w * n *haiM
ft
m w p ibe
fw p
w * through ttha
l** m
w i ichop*
l i u p
,.T 7
,7 ' ’
’
ll
1ST,
* *
I’ripiiig. Aincrli'an, t ’hlnese
Run,thin tnollon lilrtnre*
i Hm projtr-la w ere nnnpleted. t he
; annual expense then would he one
'm ill nr ItH.non for malol-nanee
i ! and uperallnn of Hi* Intpruml
work a.
Mr. ftlgglna atn„ puluted out
k *HIM t'at« *****»
nn the part of Mu. ti'isleta I"
rm iTfrl a Ixrga part of Ih* trust
property from nerrngn In Ihpild
assets lo (lie l.rst mlvanlagr or
tha estute, and of tha apparent
disposition of tin- truitern to proxenlly cotixerva the trual estate
with the expectation of realtiluK
larger hriiefits from It at a later
date, there I* no reason for hope
of any Immediate aitliUuce from
the eatata ef Judge Fish lu be
half nf tha Fernald Laughton Me
murlfil lloipllal AnsncUHon."
H
■ k.
I i*,uglas, f"i Ihe aiajaritv dr
,'lairil Unit "a function of free
spec,di under our system "f gov.
frntneiil I b to Invite dispute "
"tl may Indted IwbI serve It*
litgli pm pose when It ladurr* a
loiidllh'ii uf iinraxt, *real«x illstati.(action with cnndltlen* a*
ttiev air. at even at ll n people lo
anger," Hougla. added.
Ilospilill Drive
ttaal
^
in, T e x., aklpper o flh e airarrler U.S.S A nltetnm. w » .
.hot m death in lit, ralon.
lal Navy •nwrre. .aid ll,-re
ad to be nr> foul plav
the
a-eapon w*» round near the
The above .oapitmt vaa
it tha Itma.of hla roanlag* in
(fntarnailondl Sourtdpholo)
for
F o r d K li il tt
h tr
i lie aald thrre-fourtha of tha
ADR. I. 0 . RIOSRIt, JR.
>It'd*' military equipment captured
. . ,
.. 'from H.e Natiunallata la American
C lu b
kalfig of r>af
I
(Im l t l l i , r n illlt l y linn no rlftht In
*!
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I The ftrlllah In what may l*« a
I f)m,l rvaroallon rrmoved if,7 pertoll* to llnng K onk hy flyihg
Im l11 lit,' e vn rtp e. hirloded loO
llilti.d i, Ih* Indiana, three alata*
ii n Puropeapa nmt IU u ih lr tfaIhmnla.
The I'h iiirre Kovernoieiil radio
wdinllil at ration hrymi moving ill
tia n .in ltle r finm the edga of town
in ih r downtown area. During Ilia
niovemant radio |iho*o nod radio
I* h phone nervier were .'upended/
All rommetrlal nel 'll,, aervlt* » i i
reilured ,n it reautt.
Mrniiwldle hi lloojj Kong, TV il•
liiiio /no, former relplng liotel
’ mam *ald uptni III* arrival here
toduv the ( onnminlitv were hoaat. lug- the 1lulled State* ia their
I nrH'iial.
Zoo .nld high ranking t'hlnaaa
Hedi, who oflen gattier for sump*
toon.
f'ltlane
K
of
•
their
iraiuper' J
/no was hlllrtlng manager of the
Hrn.ol Hotel Da I'ekitt Id Talp-
tlayliiirn nnld lie ami Kenale tna- 1
Jorlty la?a*lrr l.ueav (D -IIlt W ll
! f;,Vio n Jnittl .‘jrnnlr.Uoupr luveetleatloi. of lnhhyi.il IVeaident T illj mail la already on reruril aa favor- ■
| log n prolie of the group" that
j phiR for rcrtaln private intpreit
lyopa of legislation.
»-i. I Murk,tt
■■
« .r ,
A rt m u ; Ot ........ mm per MOO. \ IIMI1 ,|1Mr
t liararlet, whirl,
lu one w ialmi."
The Hcnale, wlieia talk I. virtual*
ly unlimited, wm net hnrk hy a
I thifC'WecI: filibuster over the
civil rlglila lasuo early in the aea- J
alou and hy prolon|;ed ilehate on
, other mutter*.
doiie'w throw from Slianghal'a old
French conceaalon. The alrtlatd
hn» mil lieen in operation for
nrveral weeka.1 The few planat
leaving HIiuiik IiuI now take off
from l.nnkliwa Airfield. Tlie Commnnhita ere alwnit ala mllea from
liiinithwa.
I
\Mei HR»i** 0 el f
ii.» j- *l l «ri»ll* »
|Ui N..O* Hanidi
i d i,
‘,*r
n il. a. It.aitllnaa
-ii
laiieii t ..uli.f
\| i*ii l e i , , , P riic iim
wn i' wtfli mo* M*
II, IU*,UPJtl
i , eMier*> Mod*
I In
Jo I*rI■ III Hp'tl
• , > lion*
| ^H
H ulrt jumped lo* H'b.itUO halt
I lie ff|»ll*'d Males, "i low n|
' 111
•way' 1 on Ihr I’ulLli liner
itrid *"*
istrr |otli| a |W . .cngei fr»|c. llr
wan iair|ei| off tlm ship Hstuiday *fr*
l.y !;• ft ir.1i autluuitiei
pending Fns
cout» action* to ih ride whether; V '1*
lit I k a imlilirat irfiigee or '* v*r*
cilinit'al whuff irlurti la rai|iliir<l a*1’)
undri
a It* it lalr< American
c* anei
tradition tira ty
1 Pl|f
Pont I’olthh ill|<1iniiMth were al \ borr
He m olt when the
cai with
,.
tint* a*nlh4<I»* I iif riMirt HV1«y polirn
hail to r lr n r a on. row street to
let Ih r rn r tlirm iR h .
A t III" h e itlll.lt ill h n 'lfld in iilp lm i
i a r t lr r , h e fio r foui men anil two
wom ro m a g h tra tc * , P la te r rem ainrd “ (lent.
" Ih - liM trili I-I me, "Ida atto rn ey
saitl, ‘l|in< Im U n o lle rm ifh lro l
I Im l lie w ill hr iiliU1 lu ilem nii
a t r a lr tlm l Ih r
'ffr n a r n lle itn l
r trains! him I . an " ffe n .ir o f n
Ciiinese War
..ii lir*f m A Ular
■ i- .1, * -I i n-1,
. iilu.il i ll»od
11 mill .il Noon
^ H
F isle t itiriv e d I'o lid i \ iiilm t unl'n |
j* m
M iilia lo w I t haa h d a l* ,
w ith I n irijtn U e if f la r y
HrlieM I
I lf v to I n in In t lir 'lev to |ir « lr * i
lot an te St lit faint Y a rd in* II hi Kited 1
“
the tm iltiiiillg I I t in
fro m Ih r j oeen
llllp
I linn
Congress Action
fra a tla a M
111
rotith n
MONDAY, MAY !«, 1940.
PtimlUInu u—
Vnnnraa,
- City
.........
to Mflj
S i i ^ f - « ro,r
,h* xnle of alcoholic bevsragss'
'"■ !1
In 161» Cortaa Invaded Moslo*
coaquar#d Montoauaia, and ae*
up a kibgdaaa.
Vau til eomreitahly In aaaia tha
tmlaht af ynnr eur chair* at homa.Wa v* 'more hMdriinm, legraoai.
and ahquldar tnani Tor mu. And
«n nlheeear kaa.avar bean aa cam.
0 n*arad,nom IM fomiamanul. up
i roqtf«rl,">au' ',#.u1 *«u!«iir*, r.mr
�^ .W U W i w w l v i G a e jw fw q m * " * * ■*' . m
,- ,** #•,■ « T .
W H V TW
; ; w j- w - , /
v j
^
fa Unity Thera Is S t r « |t h —
Ta
P ro te ct til® P e a e e ’e f f t * W o rld ;
t o P rom ote t h a f r a f r a o a 41 A m erica j
C l r i r to p a rtly f ! o a i f t r .f m ild
V o d r r a t * fa
fr#»h r i t ’ e rlv »lnd»
*.VriL'|h IV td n e id tr
Primparttr f#
e-w*- * - *-r%
— I *
VOLUME XXM
R A N F O n n , P t .n R IP A .
E sta b lish e d 190R
G overn or P ushes
Reds Get Hard
N e w T a x H unt In Election Blow
* S ta te L egislature ^rom^erma>|s
Warren Modifies His
Stand Against General Sales Tax In
{Tearing On Budget
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T~
LeWW AgreCS 10
M ppl II Q Sfppl
™6 6 * U *
01661
P
On New Contract
TA LLA H A SSEE.
Map IT —
(.#>— Rapa. B ra Map Odham and
M. B . S m ith yesterd ay Intro
duced H B IO IB a u lh o rliln g con
veyance o f
Sem inole
County
property to Hanford] a le e H B 1011, a u th o rliln a tha County in
ron»ey hark to Ihe C ity of Hanfori! property xlre n in (M O for
a h o ip lta l «lte.
r A L L A H A M S EB . A lar
f t f / T i— A h ill l „ relie v e farm er*
w and fisherm en from paying four
cents o f tha Htata'a aoran rant
X
aaollna ta i pasted tha House,
2-22, today and wae rant to
tha S a n ala. T h a pfopoaal » a *
Inlrodured hy Rap. T ap p e r of
G u lf, and ha* tha anppoat of
Governor W arra n » h n promised
aurh a rlln n
d uring hla cam
paign.
f
TH E W E A T H E R
Btuifls A re
Ordered lrm*feited
W ASIflN f.TO N ,
i -F*
M ay
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HV AMS’ H T A T F .t’ I'ltKMH
I ALLAI lA.VjF.K. May 17—</P>
U. S . S le rl enrp today anmiunc- A new lax liim l it on in ta lla
ail receipt of a letter from |ohn I .
a u r a Im lav tvilli apparently only l.ewts, lu e iu le n l of
llir
l lulled
onr tiling tsh m i it m tiil not l>r a Mine worker* m w inch lie "o lfe red
gm eral valet U a "on ilia lift at- In meet' on a new ro a l i i in l r a i l.
•itici of life."
A qmkeiinan lo . " I,.B *tre|"
rip
( OOOIlll'O.I. I».,.| t...|.p.|
a
'o ln -d lt
aoM
So shocked were die t oiiiim iiii.i
official* that elec lion reliiioa » o r
wiihlield /It hour* a fin ihr p..llrlo ifd , and the .Soviet .........Irollr-I
I’taae *Med rfouhle m m
.1 then
political alliea in llir l.a ilr m in n ,
r iir r e were 1,1,11X1.1111 I"'........
r t l* l|,,a- •» veto. Of H.rse I .'.• « (.
11*14 i htiI Im llnh , *»• Hr* *! !»•••
Governor Warren qualified Ii i i Jm k I lire- leller wa. remvetl in Tht* vmIBI Imi Int*
!.'.«» *I .
anti rale* lax aland to that extent' f’illtlilirg h liy M arry M m n . pretl •»ii|
ta Of I ,
*1 a dinner ronlerenc* with two dent id die II.
f Hr k Coke C m.
‘Mila war Hie vole
dojen Morula Iran da ton ta il night. * tuhiidiary. In die |i« ii Mine* ha*
Yea; (In favor of Mir liaml
A veven-tiiehiber commitlee ol lieen a prim .pal figure m negnti*. picked alligle alelel 7.'.it.l,'.*4I' ■«
j'n a t o r * anil representatives irt up Imm hrlwren the UMW and the fill.I por rent.
No:' -g.08U.ttTV hi -i.i :> i »-i -in *
f t I a meeting In rollalHirata with ilr r l cnmpamei wlmlr own coal
The Soviet tone rli*i-r|..i> I mo.-iiii
tl.e Governor m an effort to deve mine*. The U S. »ieel *|rnke»m«n aatiouriced the figmea
lop a complete tax program went raid lit had no further information
The f'nmttiuiilile, playing .......
right to work ihit morning. It re
Mute* declined In comment nn German nationalum. hud m. i o » .,
*
r n rrrd agiaem en, "n « . broad pnn | . ^ ,« „ f t -dher .Iran .0 ; ay o n .
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lift" mav imt ba taxed with hla
tuvitilf holtMng up nf Mi# tmHMrtThe hitter dlaappcdnli'ient of i„ ,„ K,. ,i„
r\lm ....... that . S o r V I I ' l 1 U C C O n U l O U
approval. He hail not uaed that meet with Honthern coal mine
4t|MV *'f IVIfUMllUfMRt 1 #t#MI1% iv41 KlMlll*t#l| I'Cifl of Ml# St Mll Bn #il llnn
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time !»• .4pualtlun tn a general aflei tax.
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A a the committee alerted Ita toward negotiating a new contract So viet milllarv
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ttudv Henalor Culllna of Tallahaa- with Northern coal operators.
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Red Army Walks Recreation Plan
Into Mitttrial
For Summer h
City Of ILuikow Approved By City
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r a •date ol r aud'dalrr.
dial ih n
could go lo the foreign M im .io i
conference in f a il* nevl week m il.
a government for l.aslem I io iim io
which would m atih dial - I tl.»
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A ss o e lo lM r ? H a L f is f d W ir t
I’EPCPassage
* It ilisln.-l .uni I lier* At
Hie wame trine the court i*»ued
a heipdi war rant f o I'h ln < orleaf, ea e tier .on lioliglhle for
furllirr freednin >.n hail -vlnle
Hie i irar'i nrr pending I lie arHoii* involve , "iiioMipi of Cun
gre*a end pa--pot I fien-l The
Kovmnment plnn w 11• lt*r* Ihf
ern fjerm anv na» dealt i x ' omiimiuo.
a 'mashing Llntt m 'v iv te iio n
trollrd lerritorv
OMn tal fniniet
in the people’ * fo n g ie tt »l». iron
roll
Hie f i’iUKH* Honda p u trd
hv Communlxt U e rh irt F.ftlog
oi two crim inal caiea today
were declared forfelled by th®
IPickets
Clash With
h
Poh re At Strike allotted today a tin p iK iu it I- to
Bound Bcndix Plant l*l I »aliil"Vlf
V0,'M 1
h allo lt, 4,011*’./ / ' o t .r
D E T R O I T , May 1 1—uV )— th e
fo r d Motor Com pany ashed the
C IO I ’nlted Auto W o rker* to
day to r a il o ff fhelr atrlke In all
except one H olM loi of t-'ord'a
Mg Hnuge plant and at the L in
roln -M arru ry Plant.
T h e one
Houge plant onlt «*hlrh would
rtm a ln atrurk along
with the
L ln ro ln plant under the com
pany proposal would he lire " n M
hullriing, ran te r »f the prndurHon line «peed-op dlapoie.
IT—
May
V . is if .
Negro Union
l eader Urges
t ’s
T h i r d Of Voters In
East Jolt Soviets
By Rejecting IVo
pies Congress I. i , t
U t R L IN ,
t m e s im y . m a v
*n. Cmv K#turns
....
r ' l l omt 1, Kcccivcs
Icrvice Deniration
aae announced lie had submitted
to ll a broad program, that would
call for a a percent general salea
tax coupled1with « referendum to
give Ihe alales voter; a chance
In knock t percent off the levy
The current contract, now Iden
tical for all thre•'*aruuDi""aanlrwi
’
»»•# Hlg 'W ^ vote
... ,|„
C r-rm any,
ir t u r n c .l
Inmrr
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lB* (•••>••( Iilid rcsi'cd*‘*
Soviet policy ivua Hie only Isaue J l t,li(in on-, spi-anl
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Jurro HO.
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«»|f ki 111f f'ilff* 1 HIM# I m (111 4f4(»1111 v
.
Meanwhile prospectn for early liia.t Item chnaeil hy Hu* Xoriial u h.i
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9 i i s plan would aiithurlte cltlea to
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w ith lln s s ls n Idpsslng.
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take two of the Stale'* four-centa
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is x on rarli package of cigarette*.
in rv g n vrin n r in G c rrn sliy
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form er N eals vote end sw ell llm T i i i Iiv i ' m; i I h m A ’ MihJ • *it
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t
Cloudburst. Dumps
10 Inches Of Rain
TcSSri.ito On Ft Worth Area
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were happy silica.
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veatlgatlmi of State printing wa»
T h e obvious evidence «f pro
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finest
tradition
of
mil
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...............
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supported hy a lobbyist attempting
FORT W ORTH, Tex.. Mav 17 test in F e a le rn G erm a n y could
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H im ," but hIso ■ '* a isle iniHii *....* and I" not me»i" i, •
A s ' / f v ’, ,
to ruin the bualnaai of a Florida —( /P l-A cloudburst dumped #1 possibly compel the lllis s la t li to M i l l # r S i m i k M
I* i • #i*n E li -*1 ff nil Sn-fMiH S i i## 1,4 iv I Mi Mi# now H u jh t»ji” ml H ’ *
• t Ho- liighaoil order
firm . .......
1 " " In ........ N in g ln i
printer. He named Joe Cawthon aa moat ten Inches of rain on the
, L _ scrap
th e ir
c a re fu lly
planned
( iM iiM it i f I m i r t
K i nl#r
iM iC K n irtl
p Imm
Imlsui!# Ill**
'#• m i i m m i I 4 # ilrdicstcl lo Hie •miisc
If the uporl*
..... Hie l»o
fort Worth area durin rta at ‘ tra te g y for the F o re ig n M in isters
the lobbyist.
tiim li next v rn » By >,«ill##ting
y c rT t- f !»#*< # **
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Cawthon, formar chief clerk of night. There were repor
ill
III* "Ml E 4 M i l ' #
meeting on Germany. They had
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Millet, educational 'I"
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H Ifft I |H*I #ll III* I III"* Ifr* Ml
^ ; 'H o J« '‘ and " p d n li^ ; company ' t* « t /our per,on. drowned.
p i.,,,,,'.
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i i# icnril#n of Mi# W h llr
Bf#fl#il fm K iikofig ii* imm i h* i ii M' 1 1' 4I’f1 • iii 4i|iiNr# f##i f #’j i i i i #
for
axecutlve. was with the Rose
Dallaa, 30 miles t0 the eaat. ,-im|rTCM_ W|th
MXt-heml-pIrked
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Printing Company her* until short- hid MO Inch*, of rain and much
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^
m any-®* • government for Hie
opened. II* la raglatirad aa a rollton, north of Dallas, had 4 A t
cou||, ry"
lobbyist for the Blot* Chaml>*r of
The U, 8. Weather Bureau Irt
racgllarlie S u,"**chaii. bnig,
Commerce Tourist Division.
Dallas laid a major flood la In- f'-rr_ the figures were made public.
The bill to decontrol rents ran
along the upper Trinity I’ * i r..c*l,-pUi1 ,u . n.t.1I ? * .i. ...,|
Into rough water* In • Sonet* dlcated
ruaed the Christian
Committee. The Senate group re River In the Dallaa area.
The Bureau said the Trinity la J'” * " 1 ^ ' T u d ml le « . e t t
ferred the House-paaied bill to
......................... .
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^ m ilita ry t*eraonnel said It would |
feet above flood etage. At Fort Bre** *M,j
v
K-aaftaae* aa rage Tare*
Worth, the west fork of the Trln- “k «1m*1 It.
Ity was 87.1 feel, thre# feet above _
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Wagon Parade Klcka flood
stage.
R o O H C V e lt F a C C K
Off
Bond Drive In Fort Worth, the police de
partment said one drowning
......... ....., ,
INDEPENDENCE, Mo., Mty thare had been confirmed and
NEW YORK. May 17—(A*)—
17—(A1)—A covered wagon pared, thra* persona were missing.
Mate
ham
Flald
at
Fort
Worth
We.t
Hide Man batten voter a,
kicked off th* ngtloa'a 1949 bil
lion dollar opportunity bond drive recorded 0.03 Inchea of rain ami aroused hy a nolay and hitter
to ® successful atari.
greiullonai election whether FrankA throng of 40,000 watched IncV**/ofMrVln?Wl^r001*
Th* storm front which hit Forti|Hn D. Roosevelt, Jr,, gets over.the
1030 ox, miile, and l*7 rM-drawn
prairie schooner* roll along th® Worth and Dallaa waa the sapm (,ri1 hurdle In hi* ambition to
follow his late father In a polltl
street* of Prasldant Truman’* aa that which aant a ski
home town yaaterdaf.
lashing tornado through Amar cal career.
As FDR did year* ago. th*
National d lg n ltu la i, Including illo In tha panhandle Sunday
Secretary of the Treasury Say*- night, killing four peraona and In handsome young heir to a famous
name waa battling Tammany Hall,
tr , Oovarnora Earl W arren of juring IS.
California, Paul G erar of MatTammany refused to give young
Forth Worth’* city water waa
lachuaetta, Forrest Smith of Mlt- cut off after the principal pump Roosevelt the Democratic nomina
aourl, and Frank CtrUon of ing station
tion—which would hava handed
... waa Inundated.'
Inundate*,
Kanaaa, and radio a®d screen
Throe lave** war* woahod out him the election on a platter—and
stare rod* along lf.*Mf®.
at Fo ri Worth, flooding four ran Municipal Court Juatlc* Ben
Army, Navy and Mariaa
major residential eroax. Fort jamin Bhalteck against him.
A unlta participated. Behaalfl
Worth’s city echoolx war* clooed
Roosavalt'a name waa on today'*
rod* float* ®nd bay “*
because of Um shutdown of city voting machine* as candldata of
water.
Indian ragalla trooped
Naw York state's Liberal Party
wagon*. Overhead pin
and tha Four Freedoms Party, a
newly-formed group.
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top* at the State Prison predicted tha Democratic split will
9 00 o'clock a t the Woodman Rail.
at Rstford, (Bad la a horn give tha election to th* GOP can
ig a heart didate, William H. Hclntjrrc, an
All member* a r t urged to attend.
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To Have $1-7 Billion Surplus In ’$0
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(fovririfti WNrrtMi
Tin- H.-tl.m nu rent control was
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one spec ted nl Hits time In view of
Meinheranf Hie t I elH. Vo tu t* t(i(j f((tt th||| r „ y jtlsnsgei .lames
t7M will elecj slid Install oflkeis (
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Bmh Hi tit# SinifiM’1 F li# l)#partment, then ’*• the Atlant’e
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K«l"''l »l Hi" "tr engine • Tr i m
there they were laken nil a irsin
hcIiooI
most | t.uilgh! at 7 :0 0 o'clock a' " " bosrd would not a ct until s w rit ** g u ests of the tu llin a d tn A lt*
l L eg io n H u t. G ra n d C h e f J im H'i,
it-n t r s n s c il|il had been p irp a re d niunle, w hich w as ip ille m e *.
ges* w ill open the "jim m en s'le
■t *. ileco iiti.il h earin g conducted t'c n e n c* for rltlldr«n who
had
and w ill llia ta ll the n fflcera
^ui_
n ever been on a tra in before
i^onev.
T h e m eeting w ill lie stream lined
Uncle Sam be. been «>|uinm>M nn ll.e mine book--bis e»P*n»e.
When the children on ln»tb icT he
F a ir Rent Lea g u e , which
Altummite.
.till going up. and hie mcome l-mc taxea dux lo drop. So tar, be he. In m ile r th a t m em bers m ay go
as form ed here ju s t p rim to the caslons arrived at
ii see tha G ia n ts p la y l he flenstor» decontrol
hearin g ,
telegraphed * ' f r ®. ****
L e w i*
w ith th*
done nothing about ll. Rut today*
from O rlan do , C . K
M lllei so Giivernor V V arien: " C it y rom m ls- j " " (jl* , bun ^to^,meet them,
h i Is offered a flashy way out It* ,-elpta to pul on It* hooka foi tbo
ttuuncail.
Today
at
the
Flro
Department
slori In a am p rise move to n ig h t1
—
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can make and* meal after all—he fim-al year then e n d i n g — about
voted to decontrol D aytona lie sch Lieut. Jack limner was hint lo
can do It with mirrors.
| 4.8 billion more than would come
2 MODI EH F O U N D
the
smell
fry
who
rlnmbercd
all
Iii com plete d isre g a rd of evidence
The Treasury can turn
In. under present rules, hy that
,eved
” l'* " " f ' 1
lodka Ilka a deficit of 1.1 billion time- That would cancel out the
iiitn a parer surplus of f 1.7 hllUmi flxpected deficit and leave some
In Ihe fiscal year ending June 3U,i for cutting the national debt. The
ItfH). It can do It without either hooka would look fine. No deficit,
having to raise taxes ff billion, probably, and a surplus Instead,
Home businessmen, especially
as she President suggested, or
cutting federal expenditures, «» tha smaller ones, might find the
somi In Congress have at lesat going a little rough, they are ac
customed to pay their taxes out
taikdd about.
_ that
____T Wall,
________
HoW_____
to do
.you Just , of currant Income. The first six
iislnexxaten to pay their tax-,months of 1060 would have tn he
month* earlier than they fairly prosperous for them to
i required to do. The Ides'raise the entire year's take fnr
forward by Rep. Mills, an Undo flam without feeling It
is Democrat.
keenly.
rks simply enough: under
Of course, tha Treasury woulditlng rules, corporation, n't actually get any more money,
ay lh a ir 1949 taxes In In- over the long run. Total collec
ts strung over the calen-! Hons would b* the same. But they
tof 1960. Undiir tha Mills could b* mad* to look much baty would pay th* year's tar on paper, in the first half of
h« lirat s ir months. By <the calendar year—which la tha
4950, td* Treasury would, last half of the Treasury’s fiscal
15* oarporatfcM tax r » 1
.Cawtiaua* On Fug* Tr®)
over the fire trucks, especially Mi*
big new one, and who had fun
men who
au"H*y “ "I*
‘The vole‘ waa three In favor itmindinu the slmn. Hovcral "room
discovered In U k e Klxalmima <)f (|w.ontro, „ l(| lW(l , g t|n, t. Two mothers'’ of children eccompanled
here today, rhe third liody w.s for ()ecolltto) , r# r„ , t0M. Com- the group*.______
found yesterday,
mlaalnner* Areal Hage ami Arc s s s «'*''«»• « ■ >
Tha
Imcltos of
two o f
Hie
purpose
th re e
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8U.
‘ bur H am ilton. M ayor K . I*. PadkqU the ot(,Br f , Vo rin g vote, was
„ ut „ ( town wj1Bt1 the hearin g w as
held.
WOMEN’H G O LF
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qualifying flnlshars today In the
20th annual Women's State Golf
Tourney.
Sha had a 47-47 for a 04.
Next to bar was Mrs. W. W.
Alton nf Jacksonville with a 97.
Th* finishing waa vary alow.
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ago, and 4t percent above the
same month in 1041.
The State Road Department
tabulated the flguree from Its
electric traffic recorders placed at
first tiU* toad off strategic points throughout th®
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PAGE EIGHT
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AftHodHlrri I ’rrws L rn n til W ire
F R ID A Y M A Y lit, 10 ID
Nil. 1*3.
U.N. Approves West Accused
State, Public 5,000 Police Join In Hunt For
Sicily’s Cop-Killing Giulianq Italian Colony Of Torpedoing $ 4 0 6 Million Military
Officials Face
Partitioning Berlin Block Pay Boost Is Okayed
Loyalty
Oath
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Citrus BUI Is De
layed By Review By
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PALERMO. Italy. Mar 1 I- -G I’) —-Some 100ft
* wx,* timing
in luaUv on the mountain *li<,ngli<>ltl where Ninly'* "Rnlun flimd"
> liamlil chief i» linlfil lip with alnml 20 nl hi* turn. Ill' ntiln. were
tu get llii* .Sicilian Je*,e Jxmc, <l«a<l nr xlive.
Dir (laying of three (xilicenien fmm amhuih yetiritlxv gave
b lo o d y
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I'ln p lin xlx
th re e
w ore
to
till*
t n iH in h .'
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almnt 1f« iii IIpn -anthraxl uf I'n I cnmi.
Irnnli-ally, tin* aiitlioritlnt did
tint ludlcve .Salvatore (ilullann «rai
rexponxihln fur
those killing*.
They attributed the nmhuxli to a
1 TALLAHASSEE,
Mar
I# )—Stnstars Beecham of Waat Ir.-urr bandit, named Maura.
However, thfi swarthy, d»rkrStn Basel, and Beall or fanite M a r lalrodaeed a Mil I'Vrd, (ilidlNim and III* mrn nre eapdnall HuMay night baaa- limited tu have- killed nbmit 70
*lnce ho took to tha
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bilL Slat* taw now limits Sun-pimliccmen
bill* In 104.1
nft< felling a patrolI0M after
Jar kaMboH to tka houra of hill*
hi* wagonwagon
Irani S P. M. to • P. M. Bet man who tried to unite nl*
aken asked tkat the Mil ka load of Mark market whral. lie
Ukan up for Immediate action, waa ‘J O year* o l d then.
The Hwagger of the man, tho
k o l-ll waa referred to a comntHtaa for tonalJaratIon at the
■a|f*aUen «l Senator McArthur
of renuadiaa.
C o m m itte e
R e j e c t s
R e d P la n
F o r C o l
growth of Itiddn H i m . . I Irg.-udt.,
Ill* ili'xlgnallini of Hie M u n t r l . ' i u e
le c tiv e
T r u s t e e nrca a* a “free stair" and I l l s
barbed mitimunlcnMotu, 1.1 tli,.
s h ip s
O ver
Lands
Italian Kovrrnmrnt weir nllii-,
factor* Itrhlod Ibe hunt.
1A KE .SUCCESS. May I I </!•>
They’ve biintrd
him
l.rf..ie,
Iltr I ’nlilirxl C*mtintillro nf tlie
with force* on i<> morn iliao l.mtu
UiiUrd
Nation* Aiirmlilv approved
mrn, and failed. It”' each Ho->
tllry whittled aw i
-or. ... in* I i h I. i v a plan (or p4 rliliouing It.ily'v
Afiii.tr>
band anil put » rrlinp in the aid prewsr
|oew,tr am
nun rmpiir.
empire, llir comsupplied film by friendly pen- M„||rr ,Irlelr<l only ntir , in.ill (e.il
*anl*. roller cxItiiinU' lie Inn tin
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more than 20 follower* now
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Italy’* natlmial poller ehlrf. ttr.Mii fur in*|m*al ol the r'dniue*.
Tlir rnmmitlrr icpei lr,| Itim ia’*
il'«*oa«** n, r«a» I'.iaau
pi.hi for i "Unlive t,u-trr*|i||i> live,
il.e Alio.m inrilotir* Muwolinl
bo' in llir w.ir,
llir appiuvril plan attlgtu pa«U
of llir Irrnlfinr* lo Ihitaoi. 1'i.imr,
ll*ly anil l.lliixpM rtllirt ntplri liltI I N. tnulrrilop *v»trm m in outuglil annraation
Tin* vote in tlir Till nation mni-
Say
S o v ie ts
A rc
in n
K v a d in u
T h e ir
tio n s
For
By House Committee
A l l i e s
L ift-
R e s tr ic
T ra v e l
Red Prongs Move Negotiations On
Within IS Miles Southern Coal
Of Shanghai Area Contracts S c t
T i'C f i.s iir y
P tt ti d c t S
Pl;m T'o Refiunnce
III .Ill IN’. May I I „ i'i
I Ik
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lie* lod.iy ol "toipeilioug" ill* *•
till llir
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Itrilin liloik
him k uuithg f r e i o r n t to lilt
^w lem qHikcvinxnpiiilliptly
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in fo im i|lv . lllio n g li llir n o m llip ir i r
*a of cgnJMStaa far political
rhrt .tIt itnl
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fruiti Shiiiixhiil wrrr «lill !>rht| V . » M i v
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h» tka Hooae today and aant to
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Governor Warren iigtied the hill
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wilhlnmm hmIi I uiimiIh i »ni »i
»tati ot federal government by question her alnml the (light ol while In# Irurk w ^ tir.it llir |ri volm it^iihiNl il hihI i«i l« iMViir.
In IH IID H tM l*
11if aily mtun’ I ) Mill a*w liiiin limn
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lores.
Filler. 52-year-old admitted Cout- »ry City *iilr nl llir lunnri, I hr Tweuty-mii’ ubxtntm’d.
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The Governor alio made n e w . muni.t. a. a .towaw.y on » Poli.h
- - J .1____ : J _____ .*rn Krltrra Inimrdlatrty.
wt'liom*' In buy nr *«H •"'V'h.ng %aiii(Rii%ftflur ititiir ID Hlllf' I***!•!
w|i«n tha Legiilature overrode hi.
The Juitice Department a n d ) b e a c r i d a m m o i i M l u i t r * . l * n
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Wf ’ Htll| , (,at thr Weat.-.n I’owrrs l l i r In-r i l l n [ i l i f i l l y , l l i r h i r i n ’
fir.1 veto hy a M to 5 vote.
Immigration Service ot- netl by the tunnel. ventilating .y»i
WAHIMNf.TUN,
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Warren'* veto wa* on a tpwial
New York had been inPanitna City
f it * lo
la put
nut -'/urted
.Hurled to detain Mr*. Eider on
.Some truck* were back'd nut ol tl.nw parta.
h.b" ’ Sp-'l." WHklnaun aalil. ’ All I'1 l * i l ( r n f N i i i t t k i r t u t t - n i l * l » v . S l M i i y * K,„n,-i- I'atilch MiiHbi'W*. Ouiti. i H*J'l
ati.pgrmilling Panina
I n w p u i , « 'u x i n, I S .- 'f iu r v
. M e a n w lU h t,
llie
xt-lu tlr
fm e ig n
M .iffltm ir d
l l i i l*a««<* t i l n k i i
the tut,*'Other Inoitiriiti lef) thrir Plaei'd. undur flrlllnl. liu»le**mp., aV.-vv.ia\ ,.>>a.,,T* ,1Tby
,< fta » > on "alcohoRr beverage* d e -F lln Irl.nd
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lic h iliiiiir u m m i l leig u v
,c t*r the lube. WTICf iMOHirliti lflt iTirir T)||i
tv«iul>t go under
(|rm* nndii tin- IIUH .igio.I t ,,,
vviiitc
l l n MX,
-i -d I - " ' - " f H u
I , , . . w „ i |i| “ h i - t h e i r
tail* a geneial law giving that field l K a c e p t f o r the principle of the car* and, with liamlhcn luel* .lilrlil- , p-rrm.|, Il uxtn-xlilp
Trlpolltanin m a i l t i m i l d l . e n > , I , I ' d i f t h e f i t i n government cootrl *a ,r ing their nnstrila, rarnl alnng llir vviml.l lemaln tnii|Miruilly undei
11 , „ | M , i . U » ‘ “ - , <12.
l> iii i“ n I
u »
<■»■' " x K "
of takstion to the Stale eaclu*'•»* «g
0 w id l.'d
H i l l In- k e p t u u l b b l l n g
quite a bit of money by. just Ignoi 'catwalk* In the entrance of the Hrltl-li i.ualei-alilp bill would be - b u t t i n - H U H i i g i t - e m e n l b a d t o
CilHlull- h t v n i U M . h i x
I p tc k '-ill
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t lir a ila a a * Oa Van* k l i l l i
lug Elder'* flight while tindn
o frirlid tii'in x la ti'd i n o f M m
t.. -UMM-d J . * h l
^ 'b w t n
J ilt
tranafe.k -i I to llnliitn t.iixleexliht
«t;«H>uau*e on pea* Ktaa.i
rharge* looking to hla de|>ortatlon
.S tiH n m i
cpnf
n t rn fly
"llii
a j
In lllfil \n ndv|»orv eiuiimitte.1 1 M i n i y e m . "
The rc'-yr'Hr-ohl admitted Com
H o w e v e r, one ■ m ure n f fH e ln in
would to ll' llrltnln mlmlnlxtrr T il
oimmI hI owe* llii* country time in
ut K nil M I
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In iN iiiu
> i l l x j u i l r o , e i i‘ * P ' M I h f t , i l l l ll*-l l.i*
politnliin
lolatlog II* I
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Inp lime ax an allrn goe*L
l l . - ' i g i n i l h i n n l M i - - l . i i i i , ii 1 ' h i
| ' i ♦ til * itl m l
F it’s S e t i < l *i 5 |
pliu-vil iinil.-i I till inn tiuxti-i-'lnn
h - i u l i u , . • i -i i i ' I u -i n i S u l i f u i i l
i t i - » , .1
Ami
while the t)e|iarlmeiil
I knt l i f
I*
It****,
s i l l . ! Mult h i m
r
It. Kriti ni would In- ihvlde.1. lb.
fm
> tu *
pnxt
III vt-nl -. “ it a- i M i i i i U u i i i , * m p i n l t i t l i i y ' V i t n t il n * » tt
frankly will I k* delighted to exeliole
lit \\ II.I. \IM» I i i N M i l . h
enxteili lout would hi- i-edr.1 I
ri'|iti-i)
yi-x li-n lm
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bln* from the United Stale* forill St-miii* tlnniitt lln' dll)
1 llff
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n n iM H tfrt
;» f
Ktliiopiu
Hlxpoxlllun
o f Hie we-l
S i I M in i
ftn n ril.
S tu * w i l l i u n i lin n -,
- Member* of the Central Florida, ever. It ln*l»l* upon doing llde
VId M Im 'K s
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ji
flrtiith i nt
mu
S i ’ ltilVltila* I ' n i l I l l y Mnl ni t, W h , tn
I m w i - v i - r , I n 1 ,-H c ti f m
H u - ii- i nl
Cattlemen’* A»*oclatlon
elected i through the regular procedure*
n .,
,| till M i I m 'I I l f t li t ’ 1*1 l * ' * l l | t , llf
!»i\ elt'clptl its **l\ iviif I,inn" of
Hu- li-riu . -o b i H u p t. T
W
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W. H. Wight, won of the late||,y „ deportation action whleb alVmunull I • i
till Civil 1111?ill ' in I ill- I mils(lull
lit lilt’IniiiiHft
\ l.-n iii'c i-p tc d “ il- tin - n - i g i M
ftatph Wlght, president, and dl»- ready I* In motion, lienee, elahorI !> | n
(I*
It c n n l i m l i n f ( m i ^ I i | i * f i t . vi
H u l l u f Mr*. I * , - i n I i l u u - i - l i , 11,11 II
ru**rd the menare of fever tick* nto a rra n g e m e n t* have b o rn cum
I nit
I n *v
m |I \
u n it
*» •|.**l aa •- " f .
t l i t f i i n t .St ’ H i ’ t t t . S I ’ ..* M t
%!■!•* again Invading raltle ranehea af plHml for Interception nf llir stow Kader. at the meeting of r.im- naalgnlng N.ll.lllllxlerlng ■ole
l.,-gixlNli"ll »U Itlll - t,-tnt,-*l i n c 11 i i f H u - M I I S l u n c h m m l - u \ I M m i i \ * 1 » i
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■n f u r i l h i III S i - l i l l l l n l , - f ' n u u l v w i l l t h r
ter having almoxt been wiped out away aboard the I’olhl, liner Hal pany I.
ti..
mil (hut Tin- l"it’laiiit’iii | **t IwMH Myrtlr Avrnur
,
Tin- d.'legalra bail beanl Hu
1., inlrmillreil Hip flrxl nf m-*t ■‘ Ml l u l l I I I l l - x i g l t W I I H I l I H l I l - h i < I , U .1 | , (|, , I v . » I I M I t b * n I II ! Ilia* *1 l» F W I 91* n l l l l M
In the s t a t e , at a meeting fol ory-nuw mi the Atlantic—who ha.,
t t . s i II ’ II Ml 1 1I f ’
»Ilf
•pk. f’lty Alturnry Edwin Sinn u f i l l h r a i l l i .
lowed b y a barbecue yesterday al Idrntlficil
identifi.il ItluiRclf
i i , m „ a*
i r Eialvr.
e i «u t . Tb.'i,.'
T h -.r , 1 , ^ , ^ ' S ' s S n . 'i S !
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S f II 1*111
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the Lee Ranch. Chuluota, County arraiifffmeiita call for hln promp
A r m t I i , ir i i - N i u n H t i i i n w i i - H u , l u f
til
s t II i l l ' VI I n
i i f Inif i
nil
F f tl”
f jri,rn V**H1 ^r. alonir hr Rinall
M.lfi ||rIt hIn of miiliiuu •
K, mu 1 1. • liny nil, « Im nl •" i
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and
Mrx. Miirv (i. F i i -ih Ii m- I i u i Iii -i
Agent C. R, Dawann announced
.ml !.• t’tlut’Hllnii. iftiritikt hit**;
*'i|y t ‘iininilxHiniii'1 Jntui Ktidvi ii I tin- NniiHi
8iil>- I*, iiniti, -■Ilfin ■!
today.
I inn 11h111i11vi«i Hislwr nitnlni frtl
Mr*. EI*Irr, liatetl In offlcal re
lilt
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pd
Wl-dnrxdny
In
i-nlifi-r
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Mir vntiliir iluiinu (Iif intnil
■V Mr. pawaon, who waa elected cord* a* Hrimtillile Rntatcln EUler.
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K It MfCntll wus fh’itfil vi«r
secretary-treasurer of tha Asso Is a native of Poland,
Guard encampment Jul. 2d t« <’
’
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. ntnlivi-x HuilUi mid Odhain
i i t i i m i l i - x h I ( f i i , u i , i x A , ' M i l i - , , i y . « i i - ("hi 11~ F i iihIf i . Nf w Vhi Ii n!»1
ii,. || pi f snlftit nf thr
Liniti., 11m
fv
ciation, declared with a smile
g
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She wan first arreated In early Aug. H at Cnlunibia, 8. C.
V f , H t M l h l M l t ’ I 'I M
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All
IrifuruiHtlnn
h v m I I h I i I*
« m g i m ill'd
onr
ycai
Ira*,' n f u t i
Fn iisltll
rtflfiim l
V l r f - p i f ,lf|f n f .
this morning t “I thought t was ltf«8 on charge* that aim had over
I,lent. John Saul* report* that J a y C e C M I t e O ^ e
i ! ,- I.I1I-, lui'liiillng tin- lilty <-hm
\ m i y p'
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1'",v
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f ,, , ! v hiti>tli‘f Wvlrh t.iiinl virt* prr
just going to attend a meeting atayed her lime In thla country Hie C.iinpaiiy continues to take
*-r, RFC Iumii *nd tianxfi-t nf
T i l l ' f l l l l u w l l l g X M p I', V I- iil - - I ' l l •...................................................................... J a c k
............................................................................................................................ ..
- tr U t
and barbecue and found myself as a visiting alien.
In several new men at each meet
' unity pmjirrly In tlir r"Ity,
uppointf'l, Xlllijrrt tu ii |■|II iwiil nl "» .............. I Iui,„"i|," lti"n"l. | u n , ................ . n.'K.m ei. J It
elected.’’
Mrs. Eisler, now !I7, cam* to ing. Mrn wishing to Join are ad.cuxxrd with tlir drlpgiiHnu, Hu- Slnlf 1.,-gfxhitiiri' Mix- If 11rIi |{., I>
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One of tha major topics pf dis New York in June, lOtl, on a tran vised to contact Lieut,
Kader,
iii| Mr. .SliltliinlHri
lliiin l,
iuxlruction;
M iE-,m | t I m N i l ' V | * * h
11 m l If
D ill t w i s t in
cussion at the meeting were the sit visa. That simply prrmitt.d Lh-iit. Haul* or Hgt. T. II. Brown
"llrvHlIxi- nf tin- f*rl Hial lt*-|* I' i Im-, milxlcr Mix. >1ilil,i-.l tint| l , , | | | , | ' l - I f p n i I t ’ ll l i t I l l l V f t n i t !
ltd Wll|Uiu
..ml .Infin I r<
cattle fencing lawe now pending tier paxaage through thin country on inerting nlglda, Thursdays at
"-lltarii pxdkpt'''l 1“ be ali-rul cuck, nfti Mrx, <iiii.ii,
Wllxiin. M u I ' m - n l f t i l t l i u l h i i h l i i f x s ■ m i l " I ' l l ' N l l l l i r d H - I W n VI-111 , | l | r , l ' i l i
In the State Legislature, said Mr. to Mexico. However, thla waa lat R : I H > P. M, at the Armory.
Tlir Hrminnlr Hnuilty Junl"i ............. .. H u - i i d i i n l u l n g h i - m x I m i i x l l i l - himIi ruiim* mill Miiggii' Kviuix, 11111 t n i ’ i i t k i - p t h i n t f m t n i i f c i ' p !
1 1 Ii n u t , ' m n l i i l t i u r l i v ' M l .
M
Dawson,-and hr pradlrted that tha er changed to a temporary visiting
.-l-k ,
M llll
jo in t
H l'tlu il
uf
till!
New rerrratlnn facilities for en- riiHinlx'r nf Cuininern- yr»trrdm
tin:
ll«
is t h f
s n t i n f it f n i n n t
/iilicU i
Fln ry
tiink
the
a ffirm x m-grit
iH-hool*.
R attle group will meet soon again ptrm li
ilrlrg a tln tl
w h il'-x lrr il.
llxlrd men include handball, box at tlic-ir merllng at tin- Tiuiii-' - n t l r r
• 'tiitm y
Following
llin in vil,, 1 it.n uf N i m
live
ilili' n f lln
d i'liM ti- m i l l W i l
™o discuss these measures,
plcducd I 2 I M I
nx tlu-ii • I i h i l n l r g u t l u u H i l v l x r d i l x U n i t Principal II. (!. Sic,'If uf Him Sum * \ t l i t l h f W n I f p i l l t n t v | | f I , M i * I in ii i H in g le ln M , l« w x l i u l r n l . r l i *
She and Elaler were married In ing and ping pong facilities, C e n i r r
Raterring to the tlek Inf cita New York Citv In 1042, and have radio-phonograph and pin ball ma- rtmirilxitlun toward tin- drlvr i- • I d * I r g l a l H t l u u
w iu ild
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iic g itliv e . They were Intrudiu-ed
ford (iiummar Hchmd, Htc lhuu>t
tion, he advised that * peeImen* slnea resided there.
aeciirr fiimlx In operate llie Fn ' - - r a c t i o n h y l l i r m « t t l i r f i r x l u f im'ii,iH-r* lunch,-il at thf ........I
chine.
i ii thei xtiilnm WOW in Oiiiiihit
liy 1‘ ii if . Itli'lu ir il t ' Brand. - I >
ba brought lo hla office for einald Laughton Memorial Hux|iiui in x t w i - r k , " lit ' x t a l r d .
lim n li'd n n l Mint S t.-tu m i|* lix i* r *
amlnatlon.
Tlir two r ‘it v rr)irrxrntallv,-»
Tlir iirganlxHtlun agreed to ( gl*>
in M n rrli lu iil ib -fcH trd t* a m i in
Elected as vice-presidents of tha
iiinre tnw’Hid Hie drive, If aflei m iiintnred In Tallalia*»rr and xnr
Wexl
P o in t, lic n rg e ln w n , f - '
-hlnlly ibxtgfd cattlr tvllirli wrnAssociation were C. S. La*. Ov|einvextigatliin
of
It*
fliiMiicl*l
Yui k
ITnlver illy .
M a w a i'liu .e ttx
'iiiwxlnv nil I Igtiwayx mirth nf
doi A. B. Merritt, OkahaiRpkai L.
standing, monry I* available.
T ri-li, nil,I n tlie , n n lp il lu s lllu te -.
iii-ala
In
’’full
defiance"
»f
»!'
B. McLeod, Jr., Orlando and. Ed
MacDonald Bryan, dlrrrtur «f
I'n ln t in g
m il
ib a l
by
I'm '*
ward J.’ Cameron, Sasford.
the 126,000 fund rampalgn for tlw i i-iiding Icglxlatlnn. t" tlir run.
m Ii u u U
H i r i m g l i u i i l tlie iia tlm i m a y
'
ary
ibey
reported.
hospital, niitllnod thr fired fm
Named as directors war* Oscar
iu tve
mi
i-tirn llm e n l
2 fi p e r c e n t
money on which to run tlie Inxtt
John., Grovel and; T. F f . Thornyg r i 'i i t e i tliM ii n o w . M l x x F l n r y p r *
WOW FfHli FHY
Lieut. Comdr, Edward H. Potter, IJSN. who arrived Saturday tut Ion. Mr. Bryan told nf the In
lly
SAM
IIAWHIlN
4*aon, Clermont) Clarence Deleon,
d i e t e d M x l u i l t n g i - u f I p h c Iii 'I . d ' i »
All rneinlicr* nf the tm-al Woml
NEW YORK. M*v t l (/ft M»„lern Atticiiait* Air (ut'lutt: ii t o h i g h e r x a l i t r l e , i i f f e r r i l i n n t l i r r
Orlando; George W, Coward, from Shanghai. China, to join Mrs. Potter, the former Joan Attarello ereaie In coat* nf many Item- mini
o f tlie World I m l g o and tlirli
Christmas) Francis Meriwether, and daughter Robin Ann, declared today that business in Shanghai, a necessary for the operation of » Oinillr* air Invited tu attend • -in rf aiiltftly Itani )<> lit llirunclvc, .tml lit* new | i „ hIii , I* llwv w,,u) f l i ' l d x o f w o r k . M a n y b o y s x n - l
Sanford and W. 0 . Xllbaa, Geneva. city of 6.000,000 paopla, was practically at a standstill when he left
r i r l x i H i n m l a tte n d xclin ol lin a u x e
r " r f f i ,t,5„0#PS
every "^In-1 '- h >.y at' Mullet f.ake Park on : info rxiilitiK living qtiarlrr*. V i I.i i ,iim» xml new imtiim* „f lmw in live s o m e x t a t e x l a c k f a r i l l t l c S t x l e x
Former President Branson was on Apr. 25.
happily
have
made
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II
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individiml
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At
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H^lduaf
suBMrt tha drive w lh ''«F 74. Thoae planning tn atslsctad director to the Florida
The wealthy Chinese were leaving a* the Communist Army got
l *
tend are requested to notify J. miiir lime, high ,rul* xml rental*it, lmn , nil* li.ivr tatulri,, Iril living ( b u t l a c k m o n e y f o r * c l l n a | » l i a v e
State Cattlemen's Association.
the
iiiii» I
I'liil ilr i'li.
T in w rx lH i
'work and money.
\ t ,,,,, s- t i uvelv H H Huwnearer, the middle class was pus *
1
nml
riiIIiIiiu i
nre
nut
d ln tr ilm le 'l
W. Er .Hathaway, veteran pre
Preajtlunt Gordon Bradley »P
£ ’ Vl. Tl.nmix tn order hpuce.
mav u mn(i„
Oiit-Hlse fitriillure, for uxuiii|iU-.|
H„,|
|,y derrick*.
i vt-n ly, x h r
, * i d . and t h e F * i l * r * l
parer of barbeeuai, received malty
morV * " c>' condition In China In wMch pointed Clifford Able*, tteasurer. . ,
I„ WW),000 Chinee, hill would pay Geornr William* and T, E. Turk ,h* ‘ «rangamei.ia may n» inn.i.- I* now very ra»hlunahtr. Il lx nl-*,,
rompllmeata on tha quality of tho or lass Indifferent, he said.
..... . xiuro- *iuul mu xnmlx m f i u v n r n i n r r i t u n l y c a n ib> t li t Me
had
not
aaeti
hla
wife
and
for
a
,hoe
ahlne
only,
with
a
rata
Hlie declart-d that the Federal
mkat ha had prepared for Uta bar
«y to review , lira financial xtaml
NKW PAINT SHOP
itnpoxiiblo In squaos,, Into .
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upiirtmunl hull*,- I hvcily apartitieni hou*va, "Id
iMifnre ml II tig Hit- Jumlrn unvernment would nut ninlnd *rbecue tkal followed the maatlng. child alnca November, whan all de- 0f 12,000,000 to one V. 8. dollar. !ng of the ocgaolsatloti and to re
n l^ng opened a I’alnt and
„i)„|,* niiHlern woman current- uendlturi-x lint that tliln wnuld lie
Cattleman ware uraM by «•
'!« " « * ta GY currency' on l»wt to the meeting next wdgk
u-all Papw Shoo at 107 Wr»t nsw, Storo executive* will tell y,"1
left to tlie stale*.
Gunn, Ooaaola county agadl and
aw If .Urn hospital donation. m«y n „ t
Monday. He ha* been lliat many elevators, hull*, ..... * |(v „d„,|,lm. Tltoy pint « ..... .
Her uppiinent, Mr- Singleton
secretary of tho Stato Caltlsmon’s
f|1(lll , m|,.wbII, t.» living room I kbwUncreaaad. - .
in the hindneaa for IH year* and and window* Ju*l wont take II.
M'ealiaaea oi> e -« Association, to «>•operate ta tha
George William* .gave tha m v.an fnrmerlv located In KannaOr. to^paraphrase what ymtr ......... ,,»kiiiK tho *alu. Ollier* .loganlsatlon t rimort on the pm- nolle, N. C. lie rarrie* a cumpleto grandindther u*od to xuy nIhmiI j
||UI wmdd-he liuyor futnl*h
tick eradication campaign now be
posed dock* and terminal project |iM, „f pa|nt and painting xup- your appetite, your eye* when ymt
ing undertaken by tha K ata Live*
Mieunun-mentM uf elevator*,
Navy found Ita poaltion untotiaMe
ChJnew toet HfW savings by the City, and action taken al
Nn,f wallpaper,
read the ad* aro Ju»t ton hlg f«r I
(|()„ril )im| currldora.
stock Sanitary Board.
and withdraw from Shanghai due »»>•" compallsd to trqda hoarded the City Cummlsaion Nmulay
Mr. Iginv, Id* wife and child vnur apart,neiit building’* facili-1 <)r i„ko the American wonmn
JAGKSONVILLR, M*v 1.1 -'fl
to tha fact that tha Tt'haugpoo U. 8. geld or currency for GY R i g h t ,
have been In Hanford fur the naat itle*. Many of the*e rmrkerlexi |u,m df. Nowatlaya »hu I* taller
tliu n 1.01
ia Yangtsa
monsy, ha revaaled.
Mlvar,
tributary
of
tha
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angtaa
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eight month* ami live al the Flnr- wo«? ^Milt for a daintier race.
MOSCOW.
l« & - •
omn wax her grandmother, .fifty AtlaiUp
A H O I"May
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7fi
r.s
River,
la
so
narrow
that
It
could
The
living
condiUoiM
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BBP .
u*a
LEGION MEET
hla Motel.
Russians
added
Big city furniture itore* report y„ar, |>HC-k. Vitamin D and the like Boston
IH
t?
ba aaally bottled up, k« golnted officer*’ compoui
The Legion cummlttaa appoint*,!
— plenty of troublo with the nine-1j,ua inado a race of ahowgiri* out Cleveland
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comfortable,
laelu
Sttli
to investigate the punibiflty of
BAND FESTIVAL
Komoaol T riv ia , u
foot iofa*. curved couches and;„f ,).« |uuiy .liorua of grandma’s Detroit
H*
.M
...
■ family
lived, he adding Improvement* to the In-Hla sarvlco In Shanghai total- hut In which ihra
JACKSONVILLE, May IB—(A’l extra daep chairs that so ninny,,|ay
,Ri.oung Communti
Minneamdl*
7«
02
declared.
An
Amah
or
RusslanTviator,
lad t t month# with "Float Weathlion Hut will report Monday night j —High school musician* began wives have thalr hearts *et on.
T,. take care nf the healthy Naahvllle
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did all housework and
“ " S following the “big faad” at 7:001competition today In concert work Often storaa find they can't coni- j young women, Uiero are *uch
t in t perfcmad
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a aalary of 51 caata a 4 iy . w S oYIock at Campbeil-Loaeing Post for orebeatraa ami hand, as the plate delivery to apartment*, in ihing* as store* catering to tall New York
wn
r.9
Phoenix
No. M , t , Quincy Galloway, coin-! Florida Band Foetlval swung Into nfd or new building#. The old one* | B|r|«( und die** and ac-e*ioriaa Saint Ijoui*
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u n d e r, stated today. Ticket* fur' it* lacoad day.
node til
ara apt to have corners and »lovu-, inaniifucturars who make the larg- Seattle
79
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tim supper may ba obtained from) SatM school* won top division tors that won t accomodate the nr
,,r garments.
garment*.
70
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57
Mr. Galloway, Joel Field, Charles I honor# last night In drill* at the furniture. Tha new onea may have
But In the kitchen thing* aren’t Miami
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Vedoplcb, James Singletary, end l Gator BowF following • mxr-cd c^.oruoat windows, killing tim mi easy. Many a now, larger worn- Orlando
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at Xoumlllat and Anderson*.
hand concert..
chance uf hoisting tha furniture
(CuallaaeS us ra«e W*fcil
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Tallahastag
H
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r
Come Due In Jnne
Mrs. Eisler Is 30 Overcome By
Re-Arrested To Acrid Fumes In
Be Questioned Holland Tunnel
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Of
Explode On Truck
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Noiniimlcl To Be
Secretary Of Navyi,,,!',™:';;. ‘.C^S^rs.tr,
MiHH Chittenden
Resigns Post On
Seminole Faculty .......
Wight NamedHead
Of Central Florida Mriw*1/nr violatingu»uw* while National Guard
To Attend Firing
Cattlemen's Group
Drill At Blanding
, . . s 7 a S f p ^ £ S £ i
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Abies Is
"f ....... Fleeted To Head
Iii Linns Club
[Many Loral Bills
Come Up Soon In
State Legislature
^ i t t i r r r . 'i ,s - .. ........ .......
$200 Tn Hospital
Drive For Funds
Lieut. Comdr. E. H. Potter Returns
To Sanford From Besieged Shanghai
Americans, New Products Are Hard
To Fit Inlo Existing Apartments
THE WEATIfETl
to tMir llst of ''firito" toddy.
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Serve 30,000,000 Americans
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M A K E S
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6 R A N O M A W H O E TH CO RN
It la hart - on tl bleak, wind*
whipped shore* of
tf,"
. » M e xkeugy 1* be
ao any Intexidn fo rm
g«ln a foothold m th
and would ba wiped out.
Any sort of rotnbat would protent problems hare where th#
temperature dive* lo 70 below
■fro. It la k land muskeg quag
mires, ' of dfMdtta barrens, of
n lftA y lakes dnd rivers - and of
NEW"
Zotm Fluid Wat#
titfietit Wavo advancement In ytam.
CHURCHILL, Mlnltoha, May IE
In thlx winter wasteland.
U. 8. an4 CNMdton soldiers have *
learned secret* which fould help,
protect America from any pea*}We,
InveJkm through tha1 CagM»*n
T H fN fiS -
VJH ATC H A SA Y
of
U. &, Canada
■ To Protaft
C a n a d ia n Arctic
HOT SUN
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HOME TOW N
THAT O L D
Mrt xtylhtf In Shaping and Styling
U.far SpArial Price*. . .
lay afternoon during the aununer
BEAUTY N
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k e c w N B fft
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Hf - VO N O
Urw X o f what the hard-working!
ApMflamn and Canadian
have fkund oaf la shrouded In miH-
fHt
c o o JV 4
t* X t * U * | a r known that tha Joint
f e T r ,ts » f r ,x t
ENCY
Canadian Mountfo Poll**T o t th" rest, It Rorkad out on a
trla|-and-#rTor ba*l» hrand-nar
method* Of' karplit* men In MW
s o w -*
phytlaal condition they can do
battle undfr the cruel grip of Aril*
(n the field o! transport, th*
-Jflif men ary known to h a tr
successfully new adaptions of moloriecd aleda. Caterpillar trefd* en
able them |o pu*n forwanl over
the wind-parked drift* and ‘pwh
Ing muskeg.
TTt# Canadian army, for It* part,
also I* ^ p a r i n g northern rivH*
iana to guard xuch v lto ld efen ia
points a* the Alaska highway If
herd be. Hunter*, tra p p e d , lum
bermen and others dr# being « •
ganlted In cooperation wl|h Jh *
Mounted police, and Hudsons Bay
Cheap Alcohol
MayHike Octane
Rate Of Gasoline
laboratory at Peoria, III., lo Mem
phis, Term. The distance was
alemt I.IHMI mite* each trip.
(In the flrxt Irlji the engine
wo* equipped with a stock cylin
der head with u compression ra
tion of tl.K lo I. This Is similar
lo the brad* on many IlHti cur*.
—- —• - m i
%
Normally till* engine wonlil re
quire aleiul 76-oelune. or "regu
lar," gasoline.
Ilul on the trip It used fiM-octnm- gasoline and an alcoholwutur Injector, (fig-uctune gasoline
Isn't available ut most gasoline
W a s h in g t o n , May i s - i / h - station*.)
The truck consumed about six
Yon never know what the agri
culture department wilt lo ijp to per rent lex* fuel with the In
jector than It did when 76- oc
neltt.
Now It'x xricnliM* are te*tlng tane gasoline alone was used.
The Afl-octana gasoline Ix sev
netr high romprexalun uutomubltn
an^lnr* which Increase gasoline eral rent* cheaper than 74-octane,
Iff* up to .30 per rent with so the saving In money wax con
lol-water-gasoline fuels,
siderably more than six per cent.
B. T. Milner, director of I Dr. Milner xald tm? alcohol wax
MiO northern regional
research approximately the same price ax
laboratories of the Dcpartmant of gasoline.)
AiHtuHure, aaya on* reason high i u f h * government antogacement
compression engine* are not now •aid (hat at under 40 mil** an
Wlftaly used lx the fuel problem. hour, on a level road, an average
They require high-octane fuels, engine will operate satisfactorily
collier than those now used In M gaaollne nf 60-octane rating or
ear*, and It rnjuire* more crude lower, ll need* higher octane gas
oil to produce high-octane gas- oline only on hard pull* and at
ollhe.
high speed to prevent engine
But Dr. Milner xayx that when ’•knock" or pinging.
blcohol and water are sprayed
Hlnre ordinary gasoline lx 74*
Itih) enkluc* using gaxullne now octane or better, the announcemarketed a* "premium" grade, men! xald, must of this anti-knock
i ah octane ratliia around MO, quality Ix wasted most of the time.
gasoline will perform In a The alrohol-water Injector add*
i compression engine like 100- this quality to low octane gaso
ne fuel under some conditions. line only when needed.
And this doesn’t Increase the costOn the second trip the truck
of the fuel.
used an engine with a compres
Dr. Milner say* Ilia alcohol- sion ratio of Hit to l. Normally
« ir method may save consider- It would require M6 octane, or
gasoline—ami nfunay for the "premium" fuel. But on,lb* trip
tat—when new high com* 74-octane, or "regular" grad*
on engine* come into gen- gaaollne wax used.
r_ u*e.
The truck used about 10 per
(The octane number indicate* cent lex* fuel than would hava
fuel’s anti-knock quality. I wen used If HA-octane fuel alone
1049 car* ran use "regular" tied been used, tha anitbunce*
line with about 74-octane rat* ntent xald.
nut extremely high comprex*
Tha Peoria prulect waa started
engine* laku M-octane or In 1040 to develop meihods of
F. Ax Ilia octane number making alcohol and other producta
the gaaollne I* more **• from farm crops and reeMuia at
a reasonable coil.
i^e to produce,)
i* Bovkrmnent experiment*
Dr. Milner xald Ihexo methods
Independent oI inimi private hav* been developed hut that flit
jpffli, All
Mi*Ill (11tm*I a#f ir IA!M A
'Fl* price of alcohol now Is so low U
tarrh.
Airirultura'offtrlxlx
art
trailed hecauie they want to Isn't profitable lo manufacture
U the corwumptlon of alruhol com cob alcohol.
to ftom farm rrupa amt farm
But If more demand ten bo
At product* eucH a* corn cob*. created for alcohol the price might
IT. MHner dlxcloNcd m u lt* of riaa to the point where farm re
.Mteit text* today, lie said a sidue* could l>* used. Bo the pro
ertunent truck wax driven on ject promise* benefit* for both
i'ritind*trl|M from the rexoareh the farmer end the motorist.
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Mof* than % million Amarican* gel their mail addressed "R.F.D.".
which mein* that one of the nation'* more than 32,000 rural letter c*r-|
tier* will make dcliveiv of thU mail lo a rural mail boa, Joel Field,
poatmaater. revealed today. Thoae not properly erected or which are not
ip good, aervkeable condition retard the delivery of mail and ripoie
It to damage from tho element*. ——— — —
— — ---------------ft I* the dexlre of the Poat O f-. ((T |n IUC|, condition a« not to
fir* Department he xald, to en protect the mall xhould tie re
courage patron* of the rural de- placed With hoxea of the approved
livery aarvic* to provide aultable type*. Boxe* xhould lx- of xuch de
mail receptacle* and to cract them sign and rondltlon that there will
Ip xuch a manner that they will tie be no likelihood of the carrier
readily accexxlble to the carrier being Injured when serving them.
and present a neat appearance.
The uae of efftkle* ax xupporlx
Ip furthering thin dexlre, the De or of xupporlx intended to reprepartment ha* designated the flrxt xent figure* ur mcchanlral object*
week of May. IW4H u* Rural Mall ix prohibited. The po*t* or •upBox Improvement Week.
port* on which rural malt hole*
|t I* expeclally dexlrable, xald are erected xhould be of neat deMr. Field, that hoxe* lie maintain xlgn; they may lie of wood, metal
ed in a rondltlon that will aaxurc or concrete. Boxea *hould be
proper protection to mall placed et|uipped wlfh xlgnal* that arc
therein, that the namex'iof the easily ralaed or lowered. Carrier*
bpk owner* be inxcrlbed on the xhould open and examine hoxux of
tide of the box** vlxlble to the patron* only when xlgnal* are dl«carrier a* he apprnarhea thorn, played to Indicate that they con
and that the box#* and.their aup- tain mall.
port* tm kept painted. Patron*
Patron* are alxn required tu
art M
aaked tu group Ikiicn wher keep the xhruhhery cut bock from
arr
ever
expeclally *at cross- around the mail txixe* and the
vir possible,
p
tier place* on the
thi approarhex leading to nnd from
rolda, or at other
conxidernble num- the hoxe* rnuxl lie pa**nh|r at xll
roulf* where
ber of individual luixra are lo time*.
cated.
It I* only natural, *a|d Mr.
J’he Ponlniaxicr (lenoral ha* ep- Field, that the Departpient muxt
ved mall boxes of two xitex make rertaln tulgx *ond« regula
for lire bn rural mute*. The No. 1 tion* with rexpert to the handling
ail# la approximately IS Inchex of mail and It is of great impor
long and SH Inchex high. Box No. tance that every patron observe
g la about 23V* Inchex lung ami the rule* nnd regulation*. Rural
liltt inchex high. Any boiex not patron* ran belli Ihemxelvex to
of the present standard type better mall service by Improving
which are of xuch doalgn that their rural mail hoxe* and ohservthey cannot lx- properly nerved by _Ing
_ the few simple regulation*
xuch carrier from hi* vihlrlu n r ' net- forth by the Dep
hepartment.
'
r<lS?it*lrf lhc event «»f attack, M»e
burden of defense would fall on
regular military unit*. The Canad
ian defense department nmy ?*•
cently said troop* would - and
could - hd moved swiftly In emm
nf need to such Important out
post* ax the Eldorado uranium
mint*
(J rttt 8ltV* U p **
Injection Of C o r n
Cob Product Into
Engines Is Studied
COVERS
c
A Piping
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im A PlfiRf
25°°
» I5 M
(INHTALLRD)
W e In v ite you to chacH our large n t o c k of
covera before ypu buy fo r th a t new car o r gut
rfplacum ent cover* fo r your present car. ’
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
•
Jack K. Morrtioa, Manager
Catalogue Printed
On Muiieum Of Art
BABABOTA. May 1»-< F B N > Complete. autnentle, printed lhMIITIMO IN WAININOTON 10 OtlCUM American policy at (ha
conference In Porle are <1. to r .): Senator Tom Connelly (0*To».)
Committee; Secretary ot Slate Dean Atheaon; Dr. Philip C. JeNtiJ
Senator Arthur II. Vnndenberg (R-Mich ). Connelly and Vande
German problem* to be taken up.at.the Council of Foreign Mini
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RlntKhg Muaeum of Art I*.,
avaflabw. , .
. A 376-pagf catalogue, foil)
luatrated, ha* Ju*t arrived A
bjT^alT. I U ^ I & u e .
compiled by Dr. Wm. E. Btllda of
NewP York, wall known A rt autitpr*
Ity, has baen In preparation for
I today It had retornet several Yaara. It llatx 4«0 ahttir##
pent charting a 14-yeai —virtually all of those left M
m School etudent will
the late John Rlngllng to thk
■e* murder.
people of Florida. They represent
the development of Waxtein Eu
ropean painting^ from th* Mth
ft. emperor Claudius century to the late 10th. w llh ,a
INDICTBD ‘ ’
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<m tu .Britain ntony
Atom# and Africa*
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fflo ffi
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Values TO ffl.ee
tiUtoto Jiifefti
Ml IUWNIAN Dsxrbum, M M iarhara Ford'a Hot
rv*l Hubbard wavH to1a Itofti crowd of pick*
ad* about the (truck plant. Tord nffktxl* h»d ]t
>ld tn Mttllna tli* itrtke of €5,0*0 worker*. Minai
na did not call tor outalda arbitration. •
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THE SANFORT) HERALD. 3AK70RT), FT.ORIDA
FRIDAY MAY, 18, 1 M “
StakeWorship
Evidence Found
4 On Sudan Site
Activities In Town
Of .Ancient Egypt
Tola By Shinnie
KHARTOUM, SUDAN. May 13
—(ffl-^-Evltirnce of snake worship
ha*- M f .pnenvered at the site nf
tha' Mtefant' Egyptian (own of
.furgra. near Ahrl In the North,
m i ’ Swlan,
The town has hern i|eacrilie<l
hv Reler Shlnnle, fhiilnn govern
ment archeologist, us one with,
out paragrl tn the history of
Egyptology. Hhlnnle has heen in
rharga of the eirnvathma hv the
Joint expedition of the (Egypt #xploratlon society amt the Sudan
government
antlnuilies service
which has Hist finished a season's
worh there.
A The site is ahoitt 110 miles
M ithw est of Wadi Haifa on tne
HiuUti-EgvptiuH Ixinlrr. Previous
work showed the town It* have
been a large important one. It
may havp been the center .of ad
ministration of the E v n ila n * and
the seal nf the governor general
of the (JlA'rirt from the reign of
Sell M a h o u t
H it
II C.) for
airnlllI godI / years.
Shlnnle In n report lust issued
hy the Siiitxn government. «nld
Olfglng inside llie town was centfrfil on • a ptace dlseovered last
season sad believed In have heen
that of llte governor gene rat. A»
Its ‘ east end a floe etrret wn»
found which mn«t have iieen one
of the main thnronelifares, a l
though H I has not Iieen possible
vet to obtain a complete town
plan.
A series of rooms in thr palace
were uncovered alone with sever
'd -m ill '**iree-roonieH
houses.
e«e may ,have been the. houses,
workmen
employed
In the
palace.
The ino*t Interesting work how
ever, wa« carried on outside the
town walk A part of fill* wall,
made of dimd brick like n il' the
buildings, was rlenred of sand
and found In stand over I I fee*.
h>'»h Outside the wall and or.
what was once the ln»k of the
PlvVr Nile, the expedition found
the remains of a vegetable or
Rower garden, composed of m»nv
small rertamnilnr pints slmilnr
tr those ns».,I lo ,hr Riolan tndnv
A small building found Ip the
midst i(f the nnrden apparently
hail been a shrine originally, hut
at some later date was used as
n house, perhaps hv the gardener
It was this shrine which pro
vided the evldenee of snake wor<
shin. Many pots, carefMUv.,{ikprd
with mini stopners, wefg' round
. i f re, each cntitnlnlng tfeto skele.
turns of snakes.
Two teds orere discovered which
ronlnlneil the skeletons y f dugs
as wel* as snakes, and* In one
case the snake wrapped Itself
nrotind the dog and
the two
skeletons were found closely Intervvined.
All the snakes seem to have
been pythons, a species never
found In this region nowadays
alt bough common several himdred miles to the south,
m Another much larger building,
* l * o thought to lie u temple’, was
foon.f uesrhv on the edge of the
former river hank. No Inacripitons were found with the execu
tion of »"” stone block with the
name of llanieses I I on It.
Tlds nroves the temple was In
use during the time the Egyptian
ordination of the town ami tha
buildings mdslde the anuxlvt
walls show that although thty
had made th*|r town a wall da*
A -n d rd one. the people there fanX m t have feared the attack from
the Inhabitants of the surround
ing country.
f
A(*<1l>ini
I I oa
Etnall —.—
I I oi
Kxtr*
lark a - ..... . I I oa
Print ii.sr* sale, direr*
aumer
M ra *
tt nt
Medium ...... l i oa
Hmail ......... I oa
E«tca
„
larg* .......... I t «»
l-imltrr iirlreat
Live poultry
Ttfmpa Man Named
A t THE CHURCHES
a ll Ckureb Notices M a t be presented at The Ha
F IR E
TAM PA.
May
18— IF S N )—
Trenton C. Collins, executive di
rector »f thr Merchants Associa
tion of Tampa, was named governor of the Fourth DMrh-t, Adver
tising
Federation of America,
which held Its annua) convention
here Iasi week. The district In
cludes all of Florida. He succeeds
Hugh F. I'iilthin, of Jacksonville.
Other officers
named were:
Jnek Jones, of Jacksonville, sec "
retary: Ed Ciomlale. St. Peters
burg, vlee-governor; Rob Alander,
Miami, director: Henry
Jacobs,
Orlando, treasurer.
Highlight
of the
convention
ettnte nt the nnmiul hamiurt on
Saturday night when
Ele<# 0.
Horton, president of the Advertis
ing Federal ion of America, l»ld
the advertising executives that
advertising ha» never tie fore faced
such a challenge anil opportunity
as now.
day be! ore pubUeatlm.
Fire Insurance Protection
W IN D S I O H M
INSURANCE
CASH
D IV ID EN D S TO POLICY
HOLDERS
CHUHCH OF OOII
t’ HMIHTIAN *
MISSIONARY
A LLIA N C E
PHONE
PHONE
Fifth Street and Hally Avenu*
(•«f titiiMiafdf
Woman's ( lab Building
J- M. Orcaham, Pastor
Rev. d|»nn K. HmltU Pastor
tut
Sunday School 10:00 A, M.
1
lOiOU A. M. hlole School. Mr.
Ut
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
A. Wieholdt, Sunt.
Evangel lath- Servlre 7:80 P. At.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worahip.
A l Wallace
Phone 518-XH
C. M. tk.y.l Phone 251-H
Mid-Weak Service Tuesday 7:80
ng Pao0:45 P. M. Alliance Young
P M
pie. Rlcherd Pirater, president.
' y .P.E. Friday 7:80 P. M. ‘
1
7:45 P. M. Evening Service. ‘ *
Everyone ^welcome.
j
The pastor will sneak at Ixiih
Sunday services. Tne public la
Invited.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Park Avenue aad Third S uet!
J. Bernard Hoot. Minister
PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Flooring - Sheating - Siding - Framing
Park Avenue at Sixth Street
Morning Worship 11:00 A. Al.
W„ f , Brooks, Jr.. Paster
"Q uality Plus"
Sermon: "Job Prayed
for
his
Sunday School 0:46 A- M,
Friends."
*
Murnlng Worship U :00 A. M.
Phone: County lfil2
Sanford, Fla.
Young People's meeting in the'
Training Union fl:46 P. M.
afternoon al Winter Park.
Evening Worship 9:00 P. M.
Wednesday service 8:00 P. M.
M ill & Yard at Benson Junction, Fla,
In the days of ancient Oreece,
Nursery for all Sunday service*. C H R IS T CHURCH, I .or i wood I
a bent or Iw hrlilril pin was sup
Sunday School broadcast at Rev. H. Lylllatan Zimmerman, |
posed to have magical pouters.
10:00 A. M. over WTRR.
a lb, Vicar
Welcome.
Fourth Sunday after Easter
8:00 P. M. Evening Prayer and
sermon. All are welcome.
I
HIH .Y CROSS CHURCH
Rev. II. I.yllieton Zimmerman,
S EV E N TH DAY A D V E N TIS T
H. lb. Hector
CHURCH
I
Courth Sunday after Easter
Seventh Street and F.lm Avenue _________________________________________________
8:00 A. M. Holy Communion.
I - A. Sheffield, Elder
I
■------------------------------------------------— FAINTS — ENAMK1-S —
Onto A. M. Church School.
Aim. ^ | r r y W ^ t, Mlmlonary |
Xhc* nation's television unlii-nci'i will see the l>euuty and grandeur
11:00 A. M. Morning Prayer and
— VAHNIHIIKS —
o ll . il u i® , n « „ .
; of Florida's Singling Museum at Sarasotu, when the Mat,. uilvvrtlssermon.
Sabnalh School B:80 A. Al.
illB (1nnniiadon rehnses It.* first television film. The slant sulijeet,
fl:00 P. M. YPS1,.
t.lilireh service 11:0(1 A. AT,, Sal-,
fillin'.! by the commission’. News unit Phot,, Service, is now
Services during the week:
urday.
ill
process
of being edited und narrated It Is seliiilolrd for release
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Prayer meetings, 7:80 P. Al.
ami S aturday-H oly Communion Wednesdays with song service and June 80.
7:80 A. M..
Rihle stinly.
\ «■v* *
Friday Holy Communion >1:00
tipn O H
A. M.
C EN TRA L BAPTIST C H U ItU II
M 'B IIU
iiOtt HiiinlUl .MliHi'dlr
FREE M ETHO DIST CHURCH Laurel Avenue and Ninth Street
«
t.imtnmny
• Ti»t*rl
(itMtd I'uinierft T *ll You (loud
West Fourth H lrtel and l.aurel
Hev. N, L. Whatley, Pastor
mp.lll llM rth *
Avenue
t'l.l Hrliaiu
1317 West Second Street
Faint Cim I l.*mt In Ihc Long
V ... [|| I III i Iiitsiil H i
Fred R. Horton, Pastor
W. O, Stansell, Sunday S,-hool j
XSTI IttIV t
Hun. Thais Why Thousands
I:"*1 Hi*- llif lNf Rllll H |j|
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Sunday School 0:46 A. M.
Superintendent
,
I In ivttiln n Kcliisp*
it j"
I. ttl Nl'Wh
l'.i|sn|:ir
\lii"l.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
lin e
1: 1R. O. Keith, H. T. I*. Director t
W ftlPfil lu rtlkmfF**
X tin
Frtiril I •r uiiii*
Young Peoples Service 7:!!u P.
; mi T(i»* 7 i* rlm'ti I'lliti
Sunday
School 0:46
A, M
•:r> f inn 1c liiii
*
i,(t
H*
wh
M.
Classes for all ages.
teioo rirpl Hu|>lt*i « lint is
a mi H|»*•9•** Mctlp*
»D:1o iitsft|iri Hlitft'r*
Evening Service mini I*. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. Al
in i».« J*ii|m!»r Ahi*ic
Ntiturriir I It ll r«'Hi
.......
K 1*» .Mori* I «■ir tirVdllMMi
Prayer Service, Wednesday H;00 Sermon by Pastor.
I
triln Hirinr 4»rchr*«i i
a l'» H llirr Miluri*
P. M.
I Dtr
R.T.D. 7:00 P. M. Union*- for •*
11:1!llll New*
11:1" Tlil II LlNlrlllllH s it
Rev. M. C.
Hallow,
District all ages.
I ** i t Kitr«a»lF> Hhtiw
:»
*>
I'elViilt'Uil*'
of MisMs
fi lu IHitc ItjArn.n
Superintendent ami former pasEvening Worship H;0tl p. Al.
1*0 S rw s*
•* l i I'tiiiiiliir Miiwii*
tor, will lie
Hti|iu(iir
.Mictitreaching at both
sirThe bus w ill make Its i i m i o I i n m i J»",V
Ilo rr-w m l
.lllll*
-SmitlJii .Miiillirr
service* over
e Sabbath.
t r ip to Lake Alary both m orning i t »*• I'liiiitri-u ’*
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and evening.
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l.nlhrraii llis.it
T H E (T IU H tT I OF titll. I)F
"Conte Thou With Us And We \ t ..*• NrWM
illll I'd inIII ii r I'lufsit *
(M ild ew H ts ls tin g )
M ILLE R FARMS
is i r. limn*** *»«• Hi** I sMimI
Will Do Thee flood,"
I'll
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12 til 1ton rinh
i lur Nt Mil Hiir
nr.
Rev. H. W. Miller, Pastor
I
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nuts
IJ 1*1
son T h r « ; 3 ll H rlf(III * I* ••
Services Sunday at 8:00 P, Al.
T IIE CHURCH OP CiOII
1;*>«* lu r Nun** llancii
Tin***
1:1ft T I iim * fs»i
s‘*t11lentoI I .rail uar Hull Hmna
2 III*
The word says "Come let us ren18D8 F.lm Avenue
41m il Wiifli*'
l:t»
I in* Mtmlt1 le«»vrra rr«»imin»
Nr w k
son together", tlu> public Is in
4
Kin
Rev. Joe C. Crews, Minister
Ti’tMlIlliii*
.Ilv**
H***»h*li
(111
i : 1 .> Miiulo
vited to hear those four square
Sunday school 0:46 A. Al. Class \ .110 P tip u lu r M iir I c
I ■«:- Wfifrlr Hlitiw
fi :SO |l**«vFitly Umtppl Hlnrpr*
messages given by minlstrm who es for all ages.
V*ilcr isf Armi
Ati.ii
Thr fs IS Hrl«hl HJmsi
f'uiir KnlKlit*
mo
will not compromise. Ood’s word
Pastoral service at 11:00 A. Al. f i g . -\ln *lc
lirKUiuf
*ifi u riiHtil
must be respected by ministry as All member* are urged to lie pre «:tr. >•'119111 Murk el llrpmi
I'rnutllk Wr Hull
And Where Your Patronage |- Appreciated. Huy Front l'*.
fi 2<» T aaM .M i * H*si»pf«
•Mri li *»*!I ai r Ini n il
well as laity. Send In your re sen t'at this service. Huhjrcl, "A i k It* Hjsnrl" I'urutlr
I Jin llc|n»rf Krnni I'lumrap*
ipieats for prayer.
Testimonies True Disciple".
J H:4r» hlunh Hhnfr Hlnpi«
HiirMt Hlnr
U r l l l l i iK «*h u i T imhI
prove they ar« being answered.
%
Av»* Muiiri flmir
Evangelistic service at 7t46 P. ........
1
Hit min y Ht'llciol I.rftNtsii
ill,A S S U K SK or T A U I.F T O PS and M IH K O U S
Hfinrla
K Ii iff Ilf linv
,:ae
• V A ---------- X
M ; A fter1'thh • message 'an altar) t m K r r m iir i* h r i'urlr*
Accs.rillfiR in It net hi
U N IT Y
IhiK
Out
linin'
call will he given for prayer,
T
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I
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M
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Afr
Ini
C U T A N Y S IZ E
Ilia
Hull ilium * ( 1' a I ia■ k u I
Rev. Carolyn 11. Parson*, teacher
1s*:Bu <'I unnIchI Misin t'liirx
Prayer Meeting and ftlhle nttnlv1loiiiii Hop it l fir M ii* lc
UOfl
M
pwn
t
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a
Tuesday night— Valdai H alf)
Tuesday evening at 7:46 P. M. io :ii 4 'fif4i|ttijicr* U n r iir i
11
(ID MitmU- you
Itm iic in h c f
( ' l i m N I H in iV rn lr»
7:80 P. M. Prayer Mrvlre
i
310M1*1n lI * « H**u»l**i vtiu*.
He sure and bring your Bible.
IJ ?:*!! ,VfW8
8:00 P. M. Ernest C. Wilson's
11 AB Nnwn
Woman’s
Missionary
B a n d t i i i r ! Tin nIn 1*1r Tliin*
' tin Hirer* off
new book, "Every flood Desire". meets each Thursdav evening at f *1 1,1 S.t iiif il- n
N lu I hi in mu
Public welcome.
7:46 P. Af. Afr*. Marie Klnard,
leader III rharge.
| In 1620, Miigcllitn fuiimi Soullii
(We Close Wednesday Aflenioun)
F IIIH T PRESBYTERIAN
-amt lufi n I ip
lilaild |
The Victory Leader’s Hand ser F IIIS T l IIU lfC H UF C IIR IS I , Vmaricn's
CHURCH
S
C
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TIS
T
vice Friday evening at 7:46 P. Al.
I ” mrk witli cold" anil In- limned it >
Rev. Angus O. Mclnnl*, H. I). A program for all young people.
NitIt En*l Second S trrrl
lierro del Fuegn lland of file ):
Pastor
Sunday HcIhmiI 0:46 A. M.
, l-i - ause Hie native* bail so malty i
The Church string band will
0:46 A. M. Church School.
Morning Worship 11:tNS A. M flies going iii keep warm.
furnish the music and the public
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship, Is invited to attend.
Suhifct: ‘'Mortal* and Immortal*"
sermon hy Air. Mclnnls.
WeilnCMlity Service 8:00 P. M
Phum* :u»:i
Fletrhcr K. Hulls, tiwncr
Marble i* *o plentiful ill Proctor.
117 So. Park
7:00 P. M. Pioneer Fellowship. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Reading Room Hour*, Tuesday*
7:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship.
Vi , (bill house foniiilations fie
amt Friday* 8:00 to 6:01) l> M
Rev. J. E. McKinley, Minister
8:00 P. M. Evening Worship. Mr*. P, R. Stephenson, Director of
All lir e welcome lo our se rv ic e * •....ntly use tile stuff anil butcher*
At the morning service the
ml their cliop* mi a marlile stair I
and to u*e our reading room.
Hellglona Education
Youth Choir will sing the anthem,
0:46 A. M, Church Bcbool— A
" I Waited for the Lord" by Men clans for every ng*.
del Isohn. The obligato duet In the
11:00 A. M. Morning Warship—
anthem will be sung
by Miss Sermon Ihcnte: "Let Us Relieve".
Caroline Mclnnls
and
Stanley First sermon in n series un The
Bromley.
Apostle's Creed.
The Youth Choir will slug at
7:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship
the evening service.
"Into the Services.
Woods Aty Master Went" hy l.an -1 8:00 I*. Al. Evening Worship—
ler-Lulkin.
i Sermon them*: "Green Failures".
L'M UOYU-CUMPANY
*
&
KILN DR1KD
LUMBER AT MILL PRICES
Frnnk F. Forth Lumber Co.
0
o
You
Want to Livo
CARMOTE
SavcH You Time and
Money Because \V e
('an Furnish A Paint
For Rvery Need In
The CARMOTK Line
WHITE
HOUSE
? UajL CARMOTE
s
M djuasl
Paint
CARMOTE
1
tE
There U None B etter At Any Price
OUTSIDE WHITE $4.95 To $0.15 Cal.
FLAT WALL. OIL BASK, $3.25 To $4
(•alloii
Buy Your Paint and (ilass With CONFIDKNt K
!K
Let I Is Recommend Reliable Painters
Who Will (Guarantee Their Work
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
BEDDING CLEARANCE
BEGINS
SA TU RD A Y
FIRSTin
Hollywood Bed Outfit ONE W EEK ONLY
G uaranteed 10 Years
8:30 A . M .
One Week Only
Innerspring Mattress
Warehouse Clearance
r
CharlM Vodoplfh
Tha World's First— America's Oldest
Head Of Ad Croup ::
office sa the
Praeaara
Cok<um*ra
rysrs r*4
lbs. up
Jtrollers rcil
,
uBY-Jt* II,s
11
X I* n * r*it heavy
'
up ----- ,.
14
(ten* whit# heavy
t lb* up
11
fl#n» lltht
uniter I lbs
>a
nnnaters nbt
la
t>reas*it N t style Ifeatl
(led)
Vryera red
.. tt
llrollsrs red
tl
llena m l heavy «li
Hena whit* heavy ,u
((•it* light ....... .1 4
noaura old ........ IT
iretanl amt drawn thaada and feel
Sir Frnnel* Orskt In 1079 i
M hor* In Martin rountjr,- 4
fornia, and nalJ#U • -mgtai. |
lo a port, claiming that r * * o r
Quean Etlubalh of England.
THREE
**y*.
feiiKH And Poultry
JACKItnNVIl.I.H. Mar
—Ptnrlds Rag u istkrl:
Hals* to m ailers'
rggs grade A
Nat s | i
Lara* —...... I t oi
PAGE
Wo Have A Number «>f Both New
and Used
Beds, Springs, Mattresses
Cots,
C
c H « n lM ...u iln d Chavrola* “ K M W -lfc w ”
to o ls ...m a k in g top w ^m o n tS 'w B fc f t f t *
wins, gum arttoad C h iv ro U t 0 R rti, i n
three r t o io n i w h y owr M f r l N k e e p *
i QWcat ln p o a ^ p trfo rm a h c t condH
W o r k m a n s h i p G u a r a n i t a d l o Y o u r S a titife c tJ
I O W C O S T S C IV IC C —
r / ,'S
IA S Y
BUDGET T il
fmmm.
Roll-away
.i* .
Bdds,
An opportunity to Trade th at
war-time or worn-out M attress,
regal (Mess of age or condition
for a lovely comfortable Innerspfing—
OUB "Royal Comfort" Inner«prlng MuUrt'ss
with Hollywood Ba«e to mgti'h and iiphomtpit>(l pluntlc headlwanl. THIh Iwd l» a r*‘ul
value ut our regular price of $D!LG0. (let it
thin week for fRtl.RO complete uml liwtulled
In your Itedroom.
Porch
QWew
Now is the time to Replace your own
bed outfit or furnish the spare bed
room at a considerable wivinir.
This week Only
For Clearance At Jacariflce
PrlcesThere are Dozens of Reull Bargains
Come In and See For Youroelf
Awaiting Y o u - Come Early and take
your pick.
ECHOLS
Corner Celery and
Avenue
-j
i
’•
*
*
1.50
And Ymir
Old Mattre«»
Guaranteed 5 Years
�r*~
)T ir S a n T u r il l l c r a M
•
la I
Although ninny inillvtdmil* and huHlneun nrganlzatlonn
have pnmiH'rt'tl front I hr wnr-lmnot boom, mime people and
many in.it It lit iotia upmilirrg mi more nr hum fixed bitumen,
gates** ae eeseed elia* esalts* which have fulled to rite in proporlioit to the gcnerul ittflnates st, rota, ei ts# r w t ofries
la e C a s e . r u n s * . a i S w i l i
tlonnry trend, have found budget halaiielnjr lit the |Hwt-wnr
N i y t * M a r M a s s e n t a e f.
ern fur more dlffieult time during the ilepreHtdmt, Thin In
g o t,l.s v t» t : n n a i r
K * M as
purtleidnrly true of privately endowed coltegen, huipitalH and
w n n ir o N l i s t s
other ehurllnhle irmtlfullmm fhroughotif I hr enuntry.
■ a e la e a a M a a a a s s
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K p s ■ • a r k ----------- ----------------fe e
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S is W aetS a „
te a 1 M * —
‘ *111 a M te e s y
e a tls e a , aesda i t
W e a k * , s s a a la tla e s a a * a a tls e * e l
m ts s t a la a is a t a ra s th a p a re a a a <1
r a U la e fa a C a , w i l l k s s a a s w e * h i
SI re g a le s a * s s s « tr ta e s e i se.
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S s t n m l t f S a ii, a a ll> 'lf
la la a *
M s a ts M S s s
H s p e e a e a le *
s its
aas.
a . le e ,.
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sw
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s k , L 'h t r a *
l i t l f a i l , W aeaea «H y . St. L a a la .
t t # M s ra lS la a aasm kas s t I t s
S a s a s la ls C l * t »aa s a b lrS to M t l i l M
S S s la a ls a lf l a I t a a s * ta s r « * a k l l s e tis a a l e l l I t a I s r a l asaas f H i t a t
to Ik to a s a a s M e s *. a * aaatl a a e ll
I f aassa S to a a is h s a .
,
•Uy HEWITT MACKENZIE
i u,< Muhcow imliu-which of
comae h|iciik» with ilm vulc® ul
dm Kremlin -hruej c»su tlmi coij
ffim "
j„ |H1,|, |„„«ii,|.. mol <h-«iiahle.
Thm'a n highly imimriant, "into*
/ '*
g e t o r the
y e a r wav you
C*N*
Thu F’crnnlil Lamrhlon Memorial HoHpItal him mil eMeap- meui, whet Inn you reginil it witni
ed I Ida financial eriMlH The problem ..r rteci.rl.w Mtirflc.e.d
ia U
rcventlen In nmteli rapidly growing expenaea Inm Irecome Inoil ll'ie eve of the
ereimlngly difficult in the limt few yearn, the lumplUtl In n |
Four nmleri'm'e *el for May
nrlvnto irmtitution npemteil by a non-profit Hrmoclation. 2:1.
Whenever there In an excenn of recolptn over, exiMjittliltiren,
I ........ ...
with the theala
thr. profit* are plowed Imck inlo intprnyemeriln or addltim ial, that A u a ^ ' Vnils* ^,VhVlM»rsa&
etpdpment. Whenever there in a lonn, the doficlt cannot he ((ui( ,(l. ,|lc i,|,„higlrnl rlirnh henffnet hy merely increanlng the tnxen which the public ban
thu two untloun.
In pay. it him to In- met hy voluntary cnlilrlbulloim.
Communistic ami dcium-ruilc mifh n t In the pnrpone of the prenent drive. The honpilid
hove almllnr •;rs«,om»c ssa-srslw.
him over $9,0(10 ti unpahl hilln. Thene I sIII m have got to he ^
,..0^ ,
u'.ual ho
juilrl. Thu iionpllal In currently iHitng ol«'rate<l at a limn. More i|1|)||1, w„ rt|, tvhi1o. Surely they
unpahl Idlln will accrue throughout Ihe year u ii Iohm nufflclent
tM. „i,h- .......image lacc*
contriirutloim are made to meet them. The goal for the drive miomlc oia-mlbum to rui'et thene
FRIDAY. MAY I], ISIS
hun Irncn flxtnl at $25,000. the leant amount which the host- nmitroineriU.
pltul
niuat hsvo If it In to continue operation throughout the wlf,l; U(hfe"c}rill,"ll, ,hHt ...... .
1
!l wran'l ihc Russians who bluckyear. Anything lean that that will renult In 11 nerioun tie(«om,
„ rmtiint mix Itleo- j
■deal Berlin, but the Western Pow
torloratlon of HorviceH unci | n>hhII>Iv tho cI ohI iik ck tho hon- tnuicnlly. Thuy «r«» *»ll *onl
t
er*, the Ruitiatt radio i* now idling liltal.
Ilt»w$jv«r, whwu wc *«y «»nt i
the proplc of Germ,my end Rusais.
Death Came Instead 01 Spring 4
Years Ago On Sugar Loaf Hill
Violence haa lunken mil in Ur*
Undp where ihe United Min? Wmksrs (Injun is trying lo lake ovei the
Isxkah huaineai. Unr driver was
forced In die curb hy a group ol
ruffians and revrrely braten. He
did not want In join the UMW
union, any more ilian nlher drivers
In Orlando, hul lie may have In,
ol loie his life. This is not unusual
with the UMW, ot die CIO, They
either organise you, nr they lynch
K U. Hut unlortunalely, the antitelling hill docs not apply to such
tactics.
j
Tlw sins of Frank Hague have
finally caught up wilh him and
after a rule nf 32 years the people
hava finally regained control of the
J*m y City government. The trouble
•bout a dictatorship is that it is
m hard to get rid of il, It looks
good at first,, as its promises are
surveyed,
hut as the
realteation dawns that the/promises
ary not to lie earned ouh the discovtry is made lhal power once
lurftmkred by live |>eople is not
M iily recovered. Sometimes it lakes
M *Hassinalion as in Louslagait
it just lakes time, and plenty
.
Segregation is being abolished in
Aa- Armed Form . Secretary John• M has ordered all negroes in lbs
A
* Fone iJgHwfert
throughout all uahs/Thm ara not
negro units In the Air Force,
ttoj,***ny asgroci to distribute. But
s i* some. There might bt tr s
we I* each group, and they
My eould manage to get along
M with other msatom of the
m w
Think First!
. • They a Iway a talk wlm never Hi ink."
-—Mutthow Prior (1554-1721)
Rare Indeed ia Ihe iHtrmtn who never Iiiih eitininlllrd Ihe
folly or talkhiK Itefure ihlnklng. A h a young rtqiorlcr, I r«member tin old miller who naeil lo It'll me never to he
aahametl to eonfuaa Ignoruncu— ncvttr lo Iry lo n tv u r up lark
of knowledge hy glib patter.
Thin wlae man tiHt-d to reenll how he had learned the
IttHmin the hnrtl way. Once( hm ho hold It) while cromdng the
Atanlle, he wan approached hy n fellow imtutenger.
v "I jiiat wunted lo toll you,” the man Halit, and It wan
nhvhuiH he waa speaking with conaideruhle tunidlini, "Imw
tleeply I up|iredntetl your meaHuge."
Now, the editor could not roeall the tK-cnahtn for any
tm-HHage; hi fact, he could not even place the man who aeenietl ao grateful. Rut. rather than ndmit he waa nl a lotm, he
Hnfd rather grandly:
"Oh: thiit'a nil right I wiih glad of thu opportunity
to Mend It."
Naturally, he waa uuxxled when the other mail turned
alwolutely white and left abruptly without another word.
"On making dlam'te Inqulriea," the wlltor vonfemu'd. "I
learned that I knew tho man, Indeed, and that the muHHjige
I had I h-oii 'ho glud tu Hond' him had been one of condolence
on the recent death of hln wife I"
How many of ui have I icon Mtmllarly almim-d hv ntupUl
error* of the tongue! How many potential frlcMtln have wo
alienated by tactlcne, hair-trigger reference to death, illinto, ohysiiul pevuliarltleH or other dolicnlo huI iJch'I h, hjmikeu without thought lu the preMtnu'e of olherM to whose truck
ground* we were utranger*. How ea*y to avoid all thin by
Aral. talking uitorl A fter all. e*on the riant h«a
n better reputation than the magpie.— by Sidney Shalett
YOU'RE TELLING MEt
.ling olainl abroad to "''c whi,i
ihey could find. All tho power*
have such ngcitls, but lltt-lr hush
ness is In gather Information and
not lo cron to lovnhtUons nr spread
propaganda.
If Itussla and Ihc United Stu r*
cotlld In sonic way Iron mil Uil*
ipumthii) of Ititerfertnre (ami lj«a*
sia claims In have her own griev
ances), then It might la- possible
lo Implement the Moscow radios
suggestion Utal economic collal M ir
ation la Isith possible and desirable.
S t a t e Advertising
Commission Makes
S i n g l i n g * Movie
tJAHAHOTA, May l! l-( K H N t
Thr- Florida
Htnte
Advertising
Cohimlsslon Is making a motion
picture of (he (tingling Museums.
Representatives of the Florids
Htnte News sml Photo Hervlrn
official publicity bureau for the
Commission, have been at the
museum working on the project.
The move Is the first of a pro.
posed series bslng ntsde hy the
state lo help tell the slory nf
Florida. Distribution will he na
tional as wail aa statewide. In
color, the movie will he released
through the educational system
to the schools; In hUrk-aitd-white,
It will Im shown far end wide
through television,
Emphasis la placed on the man
tier In which museum facilities are
made use of hy thr editratlniml
institution* of the state. Thera
will be shots nf children heir
luotod - through the gallerf
roun of the John and Matde
lllng Mnigton of-Art, and of.
Htato O glvi...............
guns of Hliuri (,'aslle.
•'classic io static dcfense.M In s
ily HUHSKLI, KAY
to tho industry la sliuwn In thn Unit of Mutual It 'was tlw prospec
writitiit up of tho Orange Allutmimt tive Imver who barked down on a
deal. Now It la the aelleT. Th*
citrus Ttel estata market la bullish,
very bullish.
.
U was the oresnlsaDon of Mut
ual tlmi brought this *boul aod
the eltrus growers of Florida
would do well not lu forget ll.
Now Is Ihe time fur tho growers
to get busy end strengthen their
organisation, give It their Intoreat
and support and see to It that It
atava alive and ti made to eroro
listed bv tho G row m AdmlnlsU
relive Committee and a espahlft
.■tniup n( grower* ami handler*
with the result that at least twelve
million dollar* more have gone
luVoUW guvkVf pf t'Vuyi* or*«tii
which, le a n
- The project ....
hy Howe Sadler, _____ _
J t wee a fine example of the
Florida Now* and Pholo Service P
power-of orderly marksting an*
tnistone, Morris Monts tie C #i.
and Edward Llnpmen, ‘ Uppmam
la tho photographer who scooped
the world with hlu picture of a
B -M crashing Into the 7»th floor
of the Empire 8tat# Building In
should lai enough to convince any.
one llu t Mutual la worth while.
t Another startling affect uf MutuaTe organlwllon wee the Immed
iate restoration of confidence I*
the cltrue Industry both at Hem*
•»>>,throughout the nation. Prior to
t lf r aetabllihment of Mutual the
value of e»rua properties tagged
plllfuHy. ‘ Nobody wanted a grove
of any kind. A cltrka grove had the
■ an * hatting average In Ul* pub-
s fe S tt ....
• sufficient number of grawete had
signed Up to Insure potting Mutual
Nineveh, capitol
fjro v e sjoOrovsethat
they may find, thetneelvee right
beck where they were a few
•Months ego,
.
The new organisation la In l<e
c rUlfal stage .right now. I t heede
the whole-hearted support of every
World* citrus grower i
-h*to
sympathetic endentendtr l the
gigantic tash that llee ahead, back
ed by their wllllngneiw to do their
part.
(loot! news waa the announce
ment that Merton 1* Corey ■will remain with the organisation for *
Utne aa aiecuttve director. Corey,
who la on leave of sfaaence from
one of the nation's top ptotdie »*•
latlona firms, did a masUrfe) Joh
in creating the new organisation
I
ga
™
^
•
»,
H ■ a tts s M t
fro m
ra n *
W at I
creation facilities were provided
for children.
'
, (
UhltH-se, In'addition to rice, eat
ipilie n few vegetables, lu ll meal
nml fish are very scarce, he said.
Invited hv n (Tiinamsn lo a meal,
he fouiiil Hint the ruling period
look Hirer hours with rice and
s-mp coming last.
lie described Shanghai
as •
very Mismopulltaii city with mod
ern building!., thrillers, stores and
residence!. The Fellers etljoytd
shopping in tlm I'hlne-ie section,
they said.
,
L'nimlr. Fetter was attached for
merly to the Harden! Naval Air
Slalluii. lie will report In two
iminllis fur duty st Newport,.R. 1.
greusdes under him to prvvtnl
injury In bin sipiad. The mlracl*
was that Farl.er lived
And -Whin It was all ever theis
still was mi spring on Fugue Loaf.
- 'liavit.-yult furgulton.7 Ouuld gem £
forget?
•
--
Dr. C. L. Persons
(H T O M E T R IS T
m i m Im S - O lu tN
fill* *
I! K m
II.IM a-ix. i-« Sat. •-!»
''
., Allssllr Vsitsssl Hash Bi*a
Hhnsr MS
4 .4 4 * 4 a a 4 * 4 - k * * a * a - » * * * * « * 4
cMa/i/m
OUTBOARD
MOTOR
ALTERNATE FIRING
EASY HTAHTING
HEVEKHIHLK B i t EK
ING
BREED
BLOW TROLLING
MARTIN
"20" 2.4 H.I*. $125.70
MARTIN
"40" 4.0 H.P.
104.70
MARTIN
"80" 7.2 H.P.
115.70
M
^
I'o tter lieturtiH
Fisherman’s Favorite
Too Late To CltiNHify
Now lhal llilng'. are ruunlug could lisvr torn bought a few
MHioollmr 111 the citron industry and , weeks earlier at $100 lo $boo per
{rowers an- gelling sopie inem-y acre Jumped In vnlue In f l.oeu or
'or their fruit, a l..| nf folks have more.
foruott«*n lli<' I»i*niIui*Im*h h iii I littiu lCom land lug on flip
sudden
kcIii'h tin’ Industry experienced n clinngi- In Ihe rllrus real estate
few iiintiIIim »gn tlmi irniilted In . itrice market, Tom Mnrler, l.ukethe united action nt tin* growers | nud realtor, said, "One specific
in organising Uh1 Florida Citrus owner withdrew 300 acres of or
anges and grapefruit from the
Mutual.
The organisation <'f Mutual was msrki-t. Re said that he would have
hut the firm Hlr|* toward orderly lost $60,(MX) If Im had sold Ihe pro
marketing mill It In now up III llio perty al the price he had listed il
growers lii follow through, main- and he thanked Ills lucky stars that
min their Intorrsl mol support of there weie mi takers."
Hovers I large citrus brokers III
lho organisation mol make it work.
Tim membership drive should I* thr "Interior" citrus licit reported
continued amt present members that they IihiI closed deals with
prospective buyers, only to ha vs
mIiuuIiI ilo their utmost to hrliiK
In now iiiohilicra, for tlm orgunlsu- the owners refuse to sell their
tlmi rail ilo » morn efficient Joh acreage at the Haled prlre, If at
with tH) por rout of Iho growers all.
I.evle Smith, president of the
signed H|i than It ran with Htl
l.skclaml Chamber nf Commerce
pep rmt.
and prominent realtor, said lh»l
Evidence of what Mutual mcaim prior to Ihe succeasful organlxa-
—-----
D ELA Nt). May 13—Owan J.
Hoherta, fnrniet axu'clate justlea
nf the lln ltril Sin lea Kuprem*
Ccurt. m til deliver the Ootiinun^ament addrcsa /'m e 0 at John B.
Stetson University, President J.
Ollie Edmund* nnnounced today.*
Thr exercise* wld l-e held at
7:3ll A. M. In Forest of Arden, a
large wooded area on the campus
In DeLaml. The largest class In
the history of the University, estliimted nt IHO, will rrceive deBTf** of haclielor of arts, bachelor
of sciance, bachelor of science In
business, bachelor of music; Inchdor of laws and muster of arts.
The degrees will Is- presented hy
President Edmunds.
The appearance uf Justice ItoIwrts marks the beginning of a
year-long Golden Jubilee obser
vance for Ihe .Stetson College of
tn w , the* oldest law
school In
Florida. Many other leading fig
ures of the nation's bar will partldpate In the Jubilee.
Justin- Roberts has been e lo ^
to the university picture since he
was graduated summn cum lauds
from the University of Pennsyl
vania taw school
in IHlIH. He
taught for several years after his
gradual Ion and In ll> |n returned
to the University of Pennsylvania
to lecture lu n refresher law
dourse for young lawyers re^turning from the military service.
In Ihc fall of HUM, In an entergency, Justice llolwrts filled the
vacancy In Ihe Deanshlp.- and
since that time lias been spending
the greater part of every day
handling the administrative matlevs of the la*v school.
A quick glume a' Ihe figtiren will nhow what him
^ 1 'ffnliut»..‘o1
•'
;
hrciughl ahout thin condition. In 1041 imrnen working at the IM|,| „ ,,,,,vIk... .Such lelhilnirnlhm
President fmiii,m ia slicking by honpilal were iraid f 11,151; in ItMH they were puld IJIH.IIIO. ,,,u, r,„ ■« spirit .if amity. Ami,
hi. $4.000,(XKI.OtIO tm l>n„.i «lr- Uroeerlen which Ihe honpilal him lo buy for pntlenln' mvnln it call* fm mm lnlfifereme
lu
nisrul. I hr prot’lr arr nmking $3.- have Increanetl in cunt from $1,221 to $18,500. Other Items
!'11L’r' 'n rn .,,iiv h lc t.1
000,000,000 Iras, lull lie wauls
r f exiH’imen, ntteh an laundry have jumped from $000 to fn.111'l"ni|y"i,'„* n„t a hiih Im
1
$4,000,000,000 more.
i $2,780; ami bctl linen troni $110 lo $1,050, an htcreime of itualtu.Aiiimlcmi rcluthui* cvm (
051 percent. The honpilal management ban made every ef- ,pg-,. tlu* ealebllahmcnt «f *•"'
reveuuen.
Kyvirt
govenumuitWiMliiagt.m
Thr lilting of llnlm hlurkadf fort lo
I I I muteh
U l U i t II thene
I l l v n i ! Inereaniug
1 I H I i T i i n i i i K conln
1 » » n i n with
w n 11 iInereaned
i»' i » ttn i-u m
» ' im *
rr
r7 '
"
,
w
lin n . *
***mt to Imvc firm as jikhIucItvr of with nurprln ugly good rcnulln, lad you ciinimt..........................
riilne tlmi refuse'l
l'' r*,‘',!F1l,'f.,L
. ...... )pI'
*
<• much rontfovmy at its inililu- kind nr
S lim
ifto .u to|
1 money wlthoul cotmlilerable d ifficu lty.
liun ui llis first place. Thr road
rile htmpiutl
honpilal han,
lo tinThe
nan, for
tor inntanee,
luntanee, mieceetletl
muceeiieu lu
in raining
nimmg iln
im ' , |(.n(| ............. ism
Inm la
im- llisH«*«l.
•'m ini.
to peace ia a lung .mil Ittliou* unr. grown rccel|>tH
ptn from $18,577.70 ill lO
04 in SlHten
t oiill In $105,154
$10.1,154.04
Staten lay
li^ menus of
uf pruiuigumhi
tjmpugiimhi uiiil
,n,'l j
!
1048. That In an litcmme of over 500 |H>reeut, ami II wan lie- the cmphiymunl uf Ilv‘*
At if loafers were not being paid complinhcil without Increanlng the cunt of private rminm S(,'^V‘'W,'' n !'",,,•Aunt^r'il limilar j
The 1048 receipln do include cerMrUvUh*n ami mm}*’
. . . (wr
. . . day.
. .
enough already not lu work, the more than $2
lower home in die Florida Legit- tain itenia like the Hale of war I h iiii I m ami the null' of certain fiopii'iil rahla mi the Huasieu tseile
(way thr Sugar I,oaf was doing for
i Okinawa what the Maglnot Una
Uturr has pasrrd a hill iiicreaaing equipment to the Comity which cannot I m* repented. Imt (ompiiuy'H hcaihiuarleia lu mm.Uni. Flunlly laimlao broke off re*
was -apposed to do for France,
johlets henrfils from $1$ a week even ho, Ihe revenue from pal lent* alone iiicrcaHed from liltlaim la m l ami •thhi 1 resume
Tin- Sugar l.osf was making
| iticm again ..mil IIWW.
for lf» weeks In $20 a week for $17,255.55 it. 1041 lo $80,772.44 in 1048.
« HI n halite of allrltloli.
Chat by IlMelf hIhuvs Ihe growing demand for llte HIT- I when I'reahlcnt Franklin
20 weeks. Fur many of ihrar people '
Hot no wm of iitlrillnit reckons
8«vlcl
wlm do mil waul to work that. vici’H of Ihe himpital and Ihc Ini'miniug tieceHally for || h I KmtHcvelt rvcognl**''l
with men
tike
Carp.
Ibrnsld
"Hn*ly" tiolnr.
t'nhm li:
ll« MEM PRICK
mean* they can get hy silling on maintenance ami nuppo.T. The average number of p alieiil* | iimlcistanding
this* a I Itn whjo
Unity arrived at the top of
ihe front ponli in a rocking chair tiHing Ihe lumpltal till any one day ill 1041 wan 9,5. Hy 1048 t'omuiuuisl
A ll AN I A, M»v 11 (A'l Lverytlnng i» trrvfn now sod ihst’t
uiopagamhi
diiiUlU
Dir I .mif in onr piece, lie had half
U
i
I
h
ime
of
the
hospital
lunl
grown
to
21-4.
The
total
piilienl
,
lo America. However, actlvi- nil.,I oi.lkr* ir inrmlirintg haul.
for five monthi. And lhal ia what
i< ilnietl coitipatilon* in slluilar
it heing ilone with die tax inonrv days in 1041 were 5,515 in 1041 and 10.225 in 1048 in spile ies of the roininleio (general
I heir n r ir tires nil llir Sugar Lttol. bill tllfV Wfirn't RtffH lliey • ••nililioM. The others were sprawl
ed »n the face of I lit- slope, ilcutl
of the file* that the average imrson stayed in Ihe hospital staff for woihl revolution! con- n rir llir dead wihx I Iinrn %*(sirIs rrucilixes are made.
of those who do work.
lo cause »'* mneh hcul ill
or onumb'd.
longer in those days Hum lie dorm now. The number of tinned
You
see,
spring
ilul
mil
route
to
die
Sugar
Leal
lour
years
ago
foreign countries lhal hi UU:i llutFor nearly s whole day Rusty
Highest social honor which can hahies I m iiii In Ihe hospital was 88 in 1041, and 587 in 1018. da "abolished" Unit l-,«ly. as a today mid a half a world away.a
- " . . .
. . .
.
Itrnlh iliil
U was the key to thr whole de was a nite-mmi war. lie fought
come to a man al Yale is to he
Well |H;rsons, luirliciilurly young people, sometimes have gealurc towards lo-r nllicH.
ll ivn* the lout great lulllIn of 1 Tvnsp ................ Hoiilhcm Okinawa witli a light machine gun, a pis
the last man lapped for Shull and the feeling llm l they will never have lo use the hospital.
Canada has .... .
her big .. ..... . Win II. a decisive buttle1""d was hniwyrntlibed wi ll tun tol, greniidra, no automaltc rifle
Bonn, secrrl senior sociely. Ir n Such iustilulioiis, they are Inclined to think, are meant spy ring with ramifications reach- that turned a flank mid won en m U wli ch were proof agahwt the mid curhlnes. When he ItsJ ex• ditllliciion tonally irarrvrd for for the weak ami sickly. To a certain extent this Is true, lull log into the United Htnl.-s and Islantl. You .may re............. Iho Navy s h ugest shell* ami the Air limisted nil his mentis of battle,
llllln in , anil cniivicli'd n Mil inner
Forces Idggest Ih iiii I)*.
Rusty threw a rtiuple of rocks at
the captain of lire fnolhall tram and we would iHiiut mil to (hem lhal in otir country it is con of
agents. Tile United Slates hua Iditllil. It vvas a place called Okl
Nolsidy knew lhal, (luuigh, nn (la- Japanese, picked up a wounded
nawa.
the fart that next year's captain it silium! the duty of the strong to help piotect the weak. We I imiI a coiislalit pim-esslmi td
May
12,
ItMfi,
a
bright,
sunny
day
comrade nml slnrted
for
Ihe
The Imt I It- was a Imlltl to hand
a negro had provoked ennaiderahle would also point out Dial during the past year 117 persons vestIgnli-ms ami prosecuthuis inaffair where grenades worn roll ufler weeks uf ilrruclilng ralus. tear.
vulvlng
foreign
agent*.
Home
«f
were
admitted
to
the
hospital
as
the
result
of
accidents.
And
speculation, llut not only did .Skull
Rusty got Ids (hell, fa te fu lly he
ed. not
thrown;
where
men The Hugar t.oaf Just timkcd tike
and Bones lap thr negro; he mined an Hcrident Is Homelhlng which can happen to anyone. When thr testimony brought nut l» ''IJH strangled each other lo death in another hill.
placed the wounded man on (he
ougli lo curl your hair.
.jj |
A weary, bslUe-gilnu-,1 raplaitt, ground, sat tlowis ami died. ,
it down; to go llerriliut, one of it do«H, tin nearness of the hospltul ami Ihe use of its facilimuddy holes.
Well now,, ll doesn't t«k*1 apHto * ff W M a hattl* wtiHVic rften Owen T. Htobhlns of the Hixth
fly the (line If was’ nvrr th e'd i
the newer aoeirlies. The world mov tie* menu the dlfferenee Iwtween life and death.
iiungiimtlun to see that these luim tought at go peer* -u h-sa with Marine lllvlilou, eyed (lie hill Mini vision collided 2.(102 dead and
es on.
Hul lo make lids drive a sueeess Is going to lake the rowhig rendition* would liavo tu bj flatties, knives, pistols, ilflru and stnrli-d his men toward il. Four wounded sln-td Inking n brut-lip
men reached Die tup. ( ‘apt. Owens worthless hill,
co-openiHon and help of everyone. A fund like $25,550 eait- nltercd licfnre llieie cnuld
oven rocks.
w hs
a stretcher rase,
lliair wlm do not pay iniom* not be raised hy cunlncting a few mcrchimls on Kirsl Street hearty collaboration, economic
After It <vws over men sat In
Home
turn
died
un
the
road
tv
That waa the beginning. For the mud nml cried. Some prayed.
taxes, or otliri ilaie. I hum. of taxa or hy passing ihe Iml around for nickles ami dimes. Kvery otherwise, tsitween Hussla
America
j Sugar I.oaf at places called Half- 10 day* Marines slurnied Ihe hill Some Just «nl, stunned hy weari
tion often delude llienorlvea into working man ami woman should carefully examine his inmid rnrli time there were not ness.
Mind you. we are talking alsml 'nimitt and llnrseshm- Hills.
thinking they aie escaping a fair eoine in Ihe light of his present day needs and his condition fo ie ig n piopiigH inlu and fo ie ig n
The Siignr I .onf wits jusl n enough survivors left to hold It.
Ill-roes were counted hv tile
share nf dir coal of govrrmtirnl. ill 1911 and determine the most he can give lo assure him- ..........
agents whose
business It , Is
I " grayish-brown lump --f cailh gar- Eleven limes, innyhc il was 12, doxeua. dm- was Corp. Walter (I.
..... .........
ulshcil
hy
uiiiiili'.l
Iicc*.
ll
was
they went up.
However, evnv lax is ullimalely self ami Ids family this sorely needed protection against "IK"!,!*V
I'nrkci, who gatheu-d four enemy
.,'mmtv
The In-ok* now idll llie Japan
nml i IIscumi>h
•<» think Ihivt nuy arvel lunmij supported on two (bulk* by Milpsid by llir avriagr (onsumrt. ami accidents
acinu ins ami mstasis.
wmihlu't
huvr
secret
Hgciils
printother hill* and ihuiiiiuitcd by thn ese defense of the Sugar l,onf a
..mullin'........ - ------- • wc are all ronaumrrs.. If you aie
an aulntnnbilr diiver, or me keroslue in your linmr, you pay ymu
•hare nf taxes, all light. More than
$1,342,073,000 were tollriled hy
stale governments from gaaotine
anil fuel nil useia alone tail year.
•*'*»• • • • 1 M i j •
**s
• •
Owen Roberta To
Deliver Address
To Stetson Grads
FAMILIAR DETOUR
THE WORLD TODAY
s a l I r » s , * y t Ba
a a * t a s i s r e<
■ s a f a r i. r t M t s i
t i l M e a e a lla S u t s r
C
<9
l*f '^s' 'V
—
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FRIDAY
The Gleentr’e C lan of the First
Freibyterlan Church will have ■
c o v e re d diih (upper at the home
Mre. J. O. Andre, (X)8 West
Twentieth Street, at 7:011 P M
All member!) are urged to attend
The annual art and mum fes
tival of Seminole County will lie
held at the Seminole High School
at 8:IW P. M. The public in In
vited to attend.
The.regular meeting of the Town(end ClUb will be held at 7:!$0 IV M.
lit the Tourist Center.
A Joint Slipper will be held by
A th e Palmetto Avenue Himfflel-iirti-1
^ . ’iub and the Sanfotd Timiint flub
at f l i ! W P. M. at H i p Tourist O u ter.
All member* arc Invited to attend.
Senilhola Itrbrkah Lodge No. -i.'l
Will l>e host to the Rehekuh Aaaaitibly President Gleinnlrr Horde
on her official vl-tt at 8:00 IV M.
In Uuf Odd Fellow* Hall. All mem
bers are urged lo be present. Dinn«r wilt be served at Fddie'a liestautfnt and all who wish to ntUnd are asked to inert In front
of tha restaurant at
P. M.
SATURDAY
■Til* Daughters of Wesley flaw*
of Ilia First Mctlmdlst Church will
sponsor a cooked food sale in
from of the Sear'* Order Office
SUNDAY
The Fifth Congressional Dlsiihd
Townsend Council inveting will he
held In the Tourist Cenler begin
nine at I:!I0 P. M.
VION IIA T
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.TJlr Dependable Class of the
w Ftr*t Methodist Church will have a
covered dish picnic at the home of
Mrs. R .W, Henoii. Country Club
Ruid. Husbands of member* ate
Invllad to attend.
-The Ruth Hpeering 0 . A.'«
will, meet at the First Baptist
Church at .1:H0 P. M. with Group
No. 1 In eliargr of llie program.
The fourth rpiarterly meeting
of tha Woman's Auxiliary of Holy
Cross Kpiscupal Churrli will be
held following
a covered dish
luncheon ,il t'Jilltl P. M. at the
Parish House.
The Pant Matron'* f lull of **, K.
S. will inert at the home of Mrs,
H. C. 'M o n te , Mil* Fast Second
Street, with Mrs. Moore ami Mrs.
C. L. llewson as rti-liuslaoaa*.
Tha Elsie Knight Circle of ihe
First Rapllst Clnireli will meet
with . Mr*. John
Kader,
Myrtle Avenue, at H:lH) I*. M.
Tlie Prayer Baud of the Women
0 of the Presbyterian Church will
rrtavt at 3:W> P. M. In the Glenner'g; Class Room of the church,
t l i r anmial birthday party of Ihe
Women
of
the
Virahytcrluii
Clnirrh will la- held In Ihe mh-Iii I
room. All Presbyterian women are
urged to attend.
The Woman'* Mlssloiinry Union
In hold a program meeting at
fg ehurch at d:U(l I'. M. Members
df alt circle* are urged lo atA w«d. <Tha'Simbeani* V III meet
” Inf'ehurcli at 11:30 P. M.
- I LBSHA1
th e R . W. W h i p Bible Claan
Will meet at the Ware home, 711
Palmetto Avenue. All old and new
members are urged to attend.
* Tha American
Homo Depart
ment of Ihe Sanford Woman’*
Club will hold a chili social at 8:00
P. M, as Its hist meeting of (lie
year.
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Sweeney,; ,v rt(. ra ile d lieeamtn o f the aerlons
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K athleen Halamek,
C lyve
Ann
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Chapm an, Ltmlae Lundtiu * t, I r a n .
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Daphne Conn e lly , U n ity H all, C arol Skinner,
K in fa lry M elacli, Joyce lle tx e l and
D ia l Hoyle.
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l>piM(, ,-onfined to F c rn a td -U iig liInn M em orial H o spita l In Hanford
f(ir „ v* ra l weeks w ith a broken
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club which will proceed up the
Woat Coaat of Florida Into Geor
gia and down tha K elt Coaat to
Do Land. While In Jacluonvllle the
group will brnedcaat on Sunday
morn'ig from r a d i o Station
WJAX. They plan to return to
Stetson <m Sunday.
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,e * fa n i b e « yon were areatail
to * ! * • jo u r home the ro to r am i
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tournament May 17-tll an* Mra. w llli a lea given Ity Mrs. Walla, e
Andrew Conaway, Mra, Decile Hell. Mr*, liny Midler and Mi - 1 M i- W. .1. Weight of Jackson 9t|l t il l I * , d l V I ' ti ll I l l l l i e l l l l * 111 1
Joseph, Mr«. John Ivey and Mra, Lloyd F. Boyle, Clients railed ni till'- muyed today lo spend sonic i hi **Ki f i m* I y in i iiiih - - id si \ «
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Innlet, also Mra. Karl .lilguin- Mellmivilln A'Pime.
j Itm-key at her linnie on l*mL A 'r - ilft'il.
but ham, Mra, Cl In i Stuck Slid Mitts
■Mlsa Springer waa gowned In a Mum.
toft blue organlN- tlregn with J
ivblrb she wore white accessor Ir
Mr and Mi"
Albert Jarrell
Cerlwra rlalnles ami oilier cn|«i aie attending a late convention
ful spring flowers were Mr,r,| In i of In.iiraiice underwriters bring
decorating the room* of the Boyle i held in Daytona Beach at the
home.' During Ihe afternoon Mln, 1Sheraton-Plain Hotel, They plun
Springer wa* presenteil with a i !„ return in Snnforo tounirrow.
hrlde’a hook an a memento of j
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the occmdim.
Mr. and Mra. 0. U. Rudd, Mr
Thoac cnlllnc were M r* ■" lm |M|1)| M, , u „tM.r, Ktr r |P nt„i Mrs.
Mnlat’h. JY.. Mra. John
Meiseh. M. f Slone lefl nit Wednesday
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larva aa chairman of the enterUlnmant committee and Mra, W,
0 . Ita m ln i will direct U w arofram .
Announcement waa nwdcuBl a twoball fouraome achadUHd' for May
t il. All member* dealllnf to parti(Ipate are aahed to eontact Mra
1'. B. Smith.
.
Winner* In the lu q ri ament which
Hawed the lunchaoV ware Mra.
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fu r anotrl m aneuver'.
Faco fra m in g mpinre co lla r,
close hauled amidships,
a b e a u tifu l w ide upreatl o f ik i r t .
Sixes 7 to IS .
C arlye, St. Louis
As A dvertised in May C L iM o u it
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FRDUT «AT IS,
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Palmer Leads First
Round Of (voodall
Giants Drop 2 T ol.? * * S S h
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hatter*, to lend the Seminole High
2 Teams Are Slated
To Meet Again At
Local Park Tonite;
A's Here Sunday
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y „ May;
18—</!*>— Fifteen other pro Mar*
take up purnuit of a high-flying
Johnny t'almer In the mrrond rounu
of the (iondnll (lolf Tmirnnment,
at the Wykngyl t'outry (duh to
day.
With n wore of plu* 14 the
■tocky youngater from lladeti, N] C., led the field at the end of the
I opening round yenterday.
j Bryon Nelaon, the aeml-rotlred
I Texan, and Dr. Cary Middlecoff of
MetnphU shared medal honors.
I Each turned In a 00, three under
par..Each also finished with a plus
noIue wore for the first duv .
I'atnier picked up most of Ids
point* at the expense of Chick
; llarliert. who blew himself to »
70, and Cluytou lleufucr, who had
a 1C. Jimmy Demand, the other
! memlter of the foursome, carded
in to bring Johnny'* profit to 14.
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DKI.AND, May l»— (Hjwclal)—
The Hanford (lim it* dropped two
contests In the Delninl Red Hat*
here Inst night hy one run margins.
The first game wu* copped hy the
locals hy n 2 to 1 rount, then the
Red lints cnine hack In the night
cap to score a 4 to Tl triumph.
Tonight the two team* meet In
Hanfonl's Municipal Bark In a
single nffnir, mid It is likely that
Mnnnger llnl drulier will send
Charlie Rose, who Im* won two
game* milt lost two game* thus
far this yenr, to the hill to face
the invader*.
Joe Schultz went the route In
tlie firsl game here last night and
allowed the Red H ill* six
lilts,
while his mates were collecting hilt
five ....... the serving* of nHiii
Johnny Vlloln.
I.arrv H a r r y and lieu Wllhnr
allowed the (ted Huts lull four hits
in the nightcap, hill lust the con
lest. Three walks, a single and a
hit I .after In Hie hoi tom of the
ninth Inning netted the local* Hirer
runs and the hall game.
Thlrdhnseinuo Jim Jones paced
the Hanford attack wiili five lilts
in six trips to the plate In Ihe
two coiiiesis. Buddy l.nke, pinch
hitting twice for the tliants, rap-
sot
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| New S inyrnu
(MMi Olid ) . I . | . 7
. 1 Hanford
210 100 0 - 4 - 2 ■ 0
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ability and energy will lake
yon ill the new U. H Army and
IJ. H, Air Force. No artificial
harrier* stand in ymir path.
Hlxly-flvc World War 11 gen
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started
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greater today than ever before.
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promotion. Young men. here Is
opportunity.
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'to u rn a m e n t w ith a score o f "p lu s
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won the In le rn n liiin a l .Steeplechase
flm id lcn p at B cln io iil.
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KISH SWIVEL
Vern Stephen*, Red Hox—ilmihlml home Boston'* first run und
then Noeked his eighth limner of
the seuson in the eleventh Inning
lu give Red Hox 2-1 triumph over
Chicago.
Ken Raffeiislierger, It e d *—
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SUNDAY
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Second round:
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B rave * p itch e r und fo rm e r Ht.
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C lint Johnson (M is s ,) il-2, 11-2.
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Compiled by Arthur Berkarith, Jr.
NEW IIRI.K AN H , May in—l/B)
Win ner in I wo second-round
- . singles mulches yeslerday, Tolmie
! * University remained the favorite
. ■, today ns tlolihlen contest* started
'If
Iti ih e Southeastern Conference
J*j’ Tennis Tmiriinmenl here.
*****
flick Mooletloils, youthful Tillane player "ended No. 2 In the
Cln A hrnrkel, won two mnlrhe*
ye lerdny. He
won from
l.ee
Week". Mississippi Slate, lt-0, 0 0,
.and Urn Biggers, Anhiirn, i!-0, till.
J’jj*
Kir I needed Jack Tllnro of Tiltta lane mauled to mi easy fir*tf.TI round victory over Itenhen Boyetl
JJJ of Die Miss, 0-2, *1-0.
Nam*
17g AH colifeience tennis will, ll.e H . . I . U . It
lls rrv
la? Pxreptlun of Kentucky me parti- M i l l u i t t
W 1l l . o r
3 ’ rlpaiing hi ihe toiiriininenl.
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Yesterday's result s Included:
lie s )
Class A singles (first round): < ' o i l n e l l y
Jn iin H I
winner llslcd firsl:
Clyde Mel.cod (A iilnini) vs Bill Tolnls
Rollon (Miss, .State) 0-!l, 11-1.
(d’t
Hen Boykin lAliihainn) vs llevind m*|y ('.ivington (I.H U )
11-2, fi-7,
Hy ASSOCIATED BRESS
CuMIt**/, 51•
(UantH Averages
Pet
Spurts In Brit*!'
OPPORTUNITY
b ei i f
held on the Forest Hills court*
of the West Side Tennis Club, HOUSE FUSES
ending on June I'll.
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tive Ingredient*. DOLCIN haa bean
thoroughly trMril ft U belni prescribed by more and more doctors
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many of ahum had suffered fur yean.
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HLAHH
NEAR W ATER FRONT LOTH
Lois 3, 4, D, if. 7, 4 8 of Uloek 3
Mayfair also lot .'I of block 12
Mayfair Priced from *600.00 to
*700,00 Terms.
Far
fellatelai rataa aaely ts
•a t Ada
“ ssl ■ ‘ I l f n
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loafeeo‘ Merale.
I fa m i llaa lacittlea
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PHONE 148
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aa, a w m u i M M M iiM
ft# laiaabeaa aa a r a -
Lots .74, 76, 70, block 7 first sec
tion Marvanla. Priref460.(M) each
Terms.
Lots 10 thru 19—24 thru 71 block
I Highland Park. Also I, 2, A 3
block 9 Highland Pork. Trice
$260,0(1 Terms,
Lots 7(1 to 47 Inclusive, second sec
tion Fort Mellon III.6.IH) each.
for nil purposes Auto
Sale SHOPPE f'H A P E A tl—
glass replncenieiit, store front For
entirn stock exclusive m illinery.
work, mirrors— Expert -ervice
from years of factory expei
Phone if I st .1 sifter 6 I'
M,
MUSI I STORE llecoi ds, Radio
Itepnir. i'i Iced In-Ion inventory.
H K N K A ftfK Hlnss A P uinl l'u.
O w hfl bus other lltleiesls. The
I I S - I l l W. 2nd. SI.
Phone 320.
Mu le box. I tit \V h i Si. SunHOUSE T R A IL E R . 26 ft , electric
fortl.
refrlgerntor, forilislied 3 rooms.
t ’ N U H IIA L o|t|uirtnnily to invest
See at Paidn Post Office.
in u in u n iifiictiiriiiK enterprise
MUCK by I ruck huuls. (Ii tiers
in the sit t-u w ith large p ro fit
taken thru Mny 120th. Pimm- 37.
possibilities. I’ rodncl lied In
GLADIOLUS, hen ill I f til glmls, cut
good agricultural ilcmmi.l asfresh every day, 76c per tlun-n
siH’Inled w ith local citlxens o f
A up. We grow them fur your
standing, box l il l CM) Herald.
pleasure. 310 W. tltli. Street.
fence.
OUTIIO A RU MOTOR, used l.d.iisoli, moilel OA-U6, 2.H H.l* go»«l 12—
Special Services — 12
eomllliiin. Hill liniiiwtiic i " .
i (al lbla aeeeasMadaidrarUMi la eeeaefad Oarage Building A-1 rondltlon 301 E. 1st. SI.
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
close to uptown business district. LEA VIN G town, many items, icuPARTS AND HER VICK
Priced to sell, with terms to
Atnalilc. Rlalr I’rnducls at cue I, 109 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1(111
suit purchaser.
2 electric trains |UMI0, lllcycle
» >. tin t
*20.00, bonks 26c each. Impilrc NEW FI,CilRH nurtured to pcifeeC. A. W HIDUO N, HR., broker
lion. Old floors made like new.
day or night, Pimm- 0IG-W, Hit*
11* R. Park Avf.
Phone IM I
Finishing, cli-uulng A waxing.
W. 1st. flt.
.
Portulde power plant, 22 years
expoieiice In Seminole County,;
tlG U b K IlU L I) Cleaning
Alda—
II. M. (Henson. Lake Mary.
Window scrubs, tub 4
howl
3 bed room house close to Inisbrushes, radiator dusters, floor V E N E TIA N BLINDS mode to or
Iness district, small cash puyswes'ps und many others priced
ment or good house trailer will
der. Seminole Venetian Ilium I
fi'iim 46c.
be acceptuhle us down payment,
Co. ML'n tv. tii,1. St
Phone
HENKARJK Glass A I'ulal Co.
1162-W
1 have businesses Hint lire upend 112-111 W. 2nd. Si
Phone 320.
I
Expert Itiulio l(e|miitiiK
log profltuhly. Terms cnn be
Fled Myers, 311 E. 2nd. SI
arranged. F i l l i n g
stations. Reg. t'.i.fui e im ih tiin tin n H i
Lunch room, Radio und Electric
ciniit and kitchen nlitn)
*6.00 CALL 617 for Itufcery. General--!
Appliance store, Dry Cleaners, 1 used 3 pc living room
and Slur.er si-fvlce. Swum’ —1
1— • FOR K E N T
Hardware store, Grocery Store,
suite
31.96
llulh-ry Set vice, 391 W. Fii t
Variety store,
Tourist court, I used double nictnl bed, spring,
SI
2 ROOMS furnished apartment,
beer Harden.
and cut tun mattress
211.06
new kitchen unit, full Hotel ser
SEE lib FOR
vice in eluding utilities, linens,1I need listing on 2 A 3 bedroom 1 used amluiganv chest on
MIMEOGRAPH PR IN TIN G
chest
34.96
laundry A maid services. Mr.
AND TYP IN G
houses, priced from yd.lHHi.OO to Reg 74.60 6 pe. solid oak
Small, Valdea Hotel.
C R ED IT I I I ’ Ith A ll OF
1 10,000.00.
dinette
39.96
HANFORD
f Wo BfillROOM house, furnish.159 MR N Park
Phunc 180
Id. Available May 18th. Imiulro Have buyers waiting for good Reg. 1.60 bnHi mats
24,96
r'ean bouses, ready to move in I used dresser
ford
Trailer
Park, Mrs.
ORLANDO
MuriiiliK
Sentinel.
Oi
3 pc. bedroom suite with
heffltld . _______________ ... Also nerd listings on small rural I used
lundo Evening Star, (tall Ralph
large plate glass mirror
09.96
Ray. IIUA-J.
RY daslralie apartm ent close
homes with I to 6 acres land.
MATHER OF HANFORD
Ruble for couple. Also
E L E C T R IC or
203-00 E. 1st. Hi.
Phone 127
urnished 6-room dwelling at
C. A. W H lm inN . HR.
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Crystal Lake. Call
pounds capacity, good condition.
Banford Motor 41 Eqpt. U
fllffiD garage apartment,
Hill Hardware Co. 301 E. 1st.
208 W. lal H trM l
BIRD ISLAND oh Lake Jessup,
couple only. 1401 Oak Aye. _
flt.
28 acres, best *|»rkled
perch
tlENHON k YOUNG. Call Ihem
TH K E ft room fnrnli^ed apartElectric
range
926.
about yuur painting problems
fishing camp sita in Florida. NORGE
Ineiflt,flights, hot A1 cold water,
Phone 1497-VV.
Kstlliiatea ebeerfully g I v r I,
Wanl offer.
toa west 10th St. Phont 1677Premium Paints
2.26 gai.
Phones 268 R or 1697 J l.
A
BARGAIN.
A
small
4
room
W„
Cl a
2.60
home, garage, small lake, same Army Raincoats
N O VELTY WORKS-'-Lawn hoi
Tarpaulins—
all
sizes
grove, borders on Route No 4(5,
inline repuur All kinds ol wo-nl
S - IU
K s tti, Kor B iV - ,1
ARMY NAVY flim ri.IlH
w ed
of
Wilson's Corners
work, boats 4 Truck bodtts Let
tor. N. Palmetto______
*3,760.00.
us figure on your job. tiunlei
ft. u
ON W ed side of Chapman, J
Z IN N I A Plants for sale 36c dozen.
4 White, Gillderville,
Phone
anc
off East First Street 90 foot
ESTATE — INSURANCE
A. K. Roisetter, Florist, Celery
IIMI3-R.
frontage by 3*8 feet, *876.00
iPERTY
MANAGEMENT
Ave,
MEN
LAVVNMOWEIfH sharpened, h,
Cash.
Malta
AYMOND M. BALL, Eaaltor
PLYWOOD
boat
t r a ile r -7 H
cycles repaired, idek and key
BUf EA8T HIDE of Chapman 160 feet
Florida HUta
horse kicker. 91 *6. Phone 210-J .
work, No waiting— work gum
north and adjoining the old
an teed.
H. W. Shuman, Ml"
ELECTRIC Refrigerator, used A
Marshall Home, 9*60.00 rash.
/O R v^ A R B S , homei,'*TualaMi
East
4th Hi.,
S n n fu itl, Flu
fl
Norge,
good
condition.
Hill
SPECIAL—farm and grove, 56(1
f Fiiruu-ily with Williams F u ll
Hardware
Co.
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acres, 10 acres In good grove, 40
A itnay
Shop).
A tapelate
s v a ,fsr ,/,u s; as:
Lots I, 2, 3 Block 9 Highland Park.
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1,1— N utlifK — Pvrisonul.H — 13
R i f l V ''fS& rSiR? Realtor
tom No. I
Pheae 1030 Highest cash nrha paid for used
furniture. Ted Davia Furniture
Florida Hfate Baak BMg.
I. lota and garden, lights, water,
H & .90 on 17-W. T
Co. a n K. laL Ph. 984,_____
WANTED:
Mrs.
Ike
lint lei
t i n Gas station, corner, lot. Cor FIVE ROOM house, two screened UflED Refrigerators—fiuy A Hell.
to take her daughter, Kuiiiy.
porches. Close in. 94,860.00 rash.
ker for Open Air Market. Home
to the Eaves Studio al in*
Vodoplrh Refrigeration flervlce,
Call B28-W or see 200 Laurel
file lofa $280.00. Beyer*}'home*
North I’ark Avenna tomorrow
Phone 1840._______
Ave.
ynder construction. , Flamingo
where Mr. K. Is Cox will niukc
GOOD Used lawn mower. Phone
lalghla, ft mile* aoutK. Office on
u photograph free of charge foi
228-M. .
property. W*. J . GAfnett or
publication in The Hanford
ft-A Arlictan For Said — ft
PhoM Orlando 144*8.''
Herald's "Most Promiilng Citl! - v _________
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b ten of Tomorrow" contest.
r RSfroom' Voiiae, U rea lot, M M FR
LOOM HE'S FTsTTCamp formerly
tu *1,800.00 dJwk, balance
LOWER PRICER, Expert watch! HU
Jim k Hetty's, East end of
repairing,
G.
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Home
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Hanford flea Wall: Plenty or
Milfa Swap Bhop- Wk boy, aeli or HhopyTtk) BanfonTAYK^BcDr
Bhlnera, Hull Heodi and Perch
trade moat afiytblng, 400 Ban
halt.
j m p IM R V - i l M |
ian! Ave. Phond 1114;
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f i A C t o k WORK by the Lour or
b. Ploughing, harrowing, mowIdm when you
g 4 dirt moving. Wo apoelallao
_ yoOf preierlptlor
in eoidltloninf kulldlag lota A 14— liOHT A F O U N D — I I
fM tg 'a . Photo 103.
garden olnta. Phone 167-."
A t T T ^ P Y F T f bulldoaer work) LOflT black change purse In Mrreasonable rates. Fro* oatJmotCrory’x or Penny's, containing
*• David E. Carpenter, Phono
money. Finder please notify
1393-M.
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Doctor Urges Free And
Untrammcled Medical Profession
B e r lin
Arkansas
Chint’Nf Wiir
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B lo c k a d e
• r naflaaa* S i r a
Pi*<i
(C aetitteN W tm P a g * 'F ir * )
The S oviet* had Incurred W est*
rrn w ra th yeste rd ay by r ffu n ln g
to allow tru cks fro m W aal U crlm
to tra v e l to the W estern occupa
tion aouea w ith o u t o b ta in in g p e r
m it* fro m tha Soviet m ilita r y o r
1 hr lliiasian-backed G erm an ec
onomic com m iailon . W e il M erlin
and W est G erm any are separated
try 100 inllea o f R u sala n-co utrolled .
te rrito ry , the ge og raph ica l
fa ct
which made the blockade possible.
However, e a rly tod ay W eei lia rOn p u lle r quoted the o ffic e r coinmending * tlm jR p ia la ft T iblfchway
cheek p o in t outside B e rlin as saying
011I 1 tru c k * now need on ly an oro»i fro m the W eel B e rlin governJ .-ftc ry l.yn n and Jeanne C ra in In a acetic fro m " A l. e ttc i To' T hree merit.
z«*;
W a v e *, a JOtl: C iju lu ry -P 'M p ic tu r e , >vlit» l.lm la D arne ll show ing a t
There w s r l lo o ffic ia l announceincut o f tlie change, m id the p ro o f
tin- Kite. T fie a tio fl.iie h iy and Monday.
of H w ill Hr In w h at happrna when
«lie re- la an actu al teat.
Yesterday there wan unme w h im .ical Interp rcta tJo n o f the n ile .
Nuincroii.n em p ty tru c k * were fo rli< Id at IH tiefie ld In-ginn ing J u n e '
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p ro e rrd fro m W est .Her1 W A S H IN G T O N . M ay
1 im to W est G erm any fo r la cl o f a
Moody pointed o u t th a t data • ffe g ro personnel 1
w ill be' d ls t r jb - , n u i l |an p e rm it, h u t a tru c k load o f
w n . Icii.1 than fo u r weeks before I 'Bed throu gh ou t the A ir fo rc e In
radio atta wax allow ed to pa»*
I dr uni ruct exp ire d. He iU g. ! stead o f aervlng ln npeelal
u.n lU
east
ih
. , ,lW
, , .|,||wUl
, , . . 1 the p e rm it. Even —
j;c»led more tim e m ig h t be n ie o - ' un de r a new po licy approved hy ( jfrm B fl |n,|lce said the y were con
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I 1 1 agree n a new con tra ct. S ecretary o f Hefelo-e Johnson.
....1 w-l.i
. then H g iri'il to the e a rlie r
The Air Force plan- Intended to
Mrawlille. fresh fiMNl ahlpmenta
Coal Nf'KiitiatioiiH
....... .oa r.« ” ,a.......
to the established fact th a t th * |
|,„id l,,g their own 10 ......
cost of Voluntary Health prole. - ,U r i H1„, fitlllMK b*ek h. »the»..
lion to an Individual or fa m ily li. -|-|ir ftMH |IN., H ,|c,,ii, d rfro .r and
fa r lesv than the lax required fo r (f r r , | d| HMIr K reanlule It miglu
Federal Compulsory Health Inn,P c.nnmunlat* » l»og ...... .
J IL
Additional Society
U -a l-
tc tha W eitero lones-seemed to
• hare bean removed-:
lO l’LKA
> !* r
n tfa n l ('Irs f« i con
tinuation o f "a tree and u n tra n im e ltd m edical iiiu fr .tiio n " in ll i r United
S l i t t t w a i made here l«vt nigh t by l) t . I t . II. R obin*. member «f the
H om e o f D rlc g a le t o f llie A m erican M edical A ttn c ia lm n and D einm ratic National Committeeman fo r the S late o f A t la n t a .
Dr. R o b fm branded
I're a td e n t — —
*- —•
- T rum an's plan fo r
C om pulsory
Health Insurance as a "bureau"bureau*
tr a tlc trb rin e th a t would th ro ttle
In it ia l,* event ease Mu# l
medical |im gra-i» In n u r c o u n try
and convert n u r doctors fro m fre e hai lla n a d io w railroad
pra ctitio n e rs
Into
G overnm ent
Anotliti ( l f i ' l v ) « l In th» northp a y ro iltrii."
* >
well around the village of lain
A ddrfaxlng the Kansas C h ap te r
santt. a rtonev throw finm the roilth
o f the A in e rl' an Academ y o f Generol P ractice, H r. Ito h tn i warned hank of the Yangtze ami jinl
th a t ''socialised m e d icin e "— a * he north of llir Shanghai-Nanking rail
defined Hie T ru m a n p la n — would mail. Ited line, llu-ie appeal to hr
wreck tin- V o lu n ta ry H e a lth -p ro . about i!N mile* fmni Shanghai ami
teciim i p io g ra im . em bracing Do.
toimwhat lrv\ from Wnuiung.
000,(HKt Am ericano.
WoosutiR ii> where llie narrow
H r d n g lcd nut U n ite d BlaU-s
Senator
Jamea
K.
M u rra y o f WhaiiRp'Hi riier pnlirs it' gritty
M m ilana ai. one o f
the "d ru m * flood into tin- Yaugtlr and wher*
beatera fo r p o litic a l
m edicine" ship*, from Shanghai pH*" through
who are attam ptiU K to "delu de the a narrow channel to the Yangtze
people w ith falxe and m la lra d lu a and the »ra It la alamt riglit mile*
north of Shanghai. Wnnaimg I'ar
a rg u m e n t*."
Imr and the Wliangpnn form the
"T y p ic a l o f the desperate e f city'a main aitcry. It could not
fo rts In be ha lf o f th is so cia listic live long If it were cut,
scheme in Senator M u rra y 's stale*
I.uiighwa'a In** would cut Bhang- 1,
nieul in a recent rad io broadcast hiil'ii ail link. Then- «r« three
Amj
Sl>1|||| |je||()| |„ j,(
th a t V o lu n ta ry H e alth Insurance other iiirfii-lilw lu ll they nre
r'
J•-!
utoiipcd
an attempt hy the
P lan, 'coet too much and Rive too more ex|i"f.ed than l.ug nliw a .
Pm km it Moioi Company to re
l i l l l r ? ' h r. Ito bliie said. " I n I i Ih
The ShiiiigliN l g a rrl ion rom m uoi mot - .even Inake dien and n m il
blind allcRiance In the p o litic a l •pie lodny mid llie llr d
have lion uiilo (lartii from the s trike
medicine do ctrine , .Senator M u r s triirk no lie- ti«rthw e» l w ith three
ra y a p p a re n tly has , .lin. t ..Ilia •» ** divisio n 1. The N a llo u a lM * w r t r re bound lln n liv A viation plant.
Hitei I f f Stephen C. Illpsak and
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To
C h r is tia n
H o s te s s
M rs .
C ir c le ,
f H o s te s s
F o r V ^ IttN i ^ e ^ B n iv
Tha Golden Rut* ClrtU of tha! ’ Mr*. B. R.'frfelt 'wf* hoaUM for
Flr*t Chrlitlan Church met on Ilia monthly meeting n f j h i woMonday at tha home of Mrs. R. W. m an'. RIM* a m
of the First
Cann'ibf, 409 Wm I Eighteenth1
(ihureh held
h tr hoftn#,
Mtreet wHh Mr*. J. R. RIchArdi 2DJ0 U urel* Avenue, t»H.Tueid*r
presiding ov*r the butlneis sea-1 evening; (luattaeca jrith Mr». iM k
atom TJ.e ‘ . tlxrltfrt' atuil" wax dl-fwere Mr*. J. I* Jackson, Mf*.
................
• -If. foung and Ouhla
• *9II
ami, Mr*. % C. Rumhley
reeled
by Mrs. “W.
Wilson
Mr*. J, I L .....................
. . .M r*. —W ..B . Brlnaon.
Farrtaa .talked on ale- . ami
wardclilp.
j Row* 'a m i o ilie r ap rln g f l i & l r s
« of th i Seek
Refreshments • were served to i decorated Hie room*
Mi's, w .
IAir Force Orders
'
Segregation Eiid
r,
Clause, Mrs. J.
P. ihmiie, Mrs V. ( } . , tfaaty wax In,
WIIxoil Mrs. .Farrias, .Mr*. Young, I charge of Ih* devotional whl*h,
Mr*. George RHaworih, Mr*. Rl- openml the meeting. Mra. rM d
chard*. Mr*. W. V
,. Tlson and Myi-rn presided over the buklneti
Mrs. Ca«aulie.
Iwhrn reports were heard from all
—
■
‘ officer* and ehalffitaK.Tha group
„
I voted to akrol gifts to two sick
member*.' Gaines
Games were
war# undo
under the
the
H o lly W O O d
I member*.'
M A N IlA l OANDMI
*direction .of Mta. C. A. Andarson.
OF the late Mahatm* Oandhi
of India, Manllal Oandhi, a South
HOl.LYW OOD, May i S - f f n - 1. .
iid ^ S ttd
ck Powell ehd June Ally.on;*1" * uf ,f« l ^ ' ^ L
E iS a ia Atrtean aawspapar editor, arrive* Dick
may
.
ly Join the M >. ami Mr*, team*
by plan* at LaOuardl* rteld. New
the
screen
to
M
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0.
C.-GIbbi.
Mrs.
Hatty.
York. H t ta ta tha U S to attend
Powall wain'
able .to obtain j j r*- A. 0. Matklen, if f * . Andareen,
United Nation* aeaalnna and m ik* a
xor hi:*
hia own I| •Mra." 0 . C*
' Dtaon,
»
- Mrs.
« n . •W, 'RueltV* »
lour of thaepuntry. tfnferaiHorialf hls wife's aervtreao /or
film, "Mr*. Mike." But lie reports er. Me*. J>. M. Wllaop. M rif 4. T.,
.H a t her ntudlo ha* aenl him! Newby, Mri. W. D. Sllim Mrs.
Scripts with tiio Idcm uf « team-1D. C. Moore, M ri. #•; A* ott*Anfi,
lug with hi* wife. So far the | Mr*. W. P. Brook*. Jr.*, M fl. Frtd
deal I* still In the *rrlpl-buntliig Myers, M ri. A. J. W alker/Mre.
B» i;fc< fl.Y RROWNHTflNF, i stage.
B. Newsome, ___ _____
carry out Jolniaon a Apr. tl direct- ff()||1 ||M, Weatern xone were pourIve to end tarlal dhirrimluatlon In ,M1{ tlllo yvPBl j|rr||n without InHie armed force*-was okayed „ rfrrPnrP hy the Bu*aiana. Truck*
yesterday.
' |„H,|Pd with produce were coming
The Powells made one film apJohnson aid in an announce- ’ iiimugli at 10 and ID minute In| i-earaur* together, a few years
f'OOKING'H FDN
mrnl that In- lias received Army lervala, and rail shipment* of food
j W o re they were married.
It
lly t 'W II.Y RltUtVNHlONK
ami Navy proposals along the aM.| r„al wetc moving smoothly,
' we-, an unhappy wartime musical
ame Hue lull lias asked for "clar- 'flic Husslan controlled Berlin rodt d k h d a y d in n k i.
railed '/Meet tint People", lie
Ghlcken f'je With t.'arrols, l’e#a • n-atarrad with l.uelllt Ball and
Ifylng Information" before making |,> said more than 140,000 tuna of
any decision on them,
fiHxl-diiff* and other auupllea were and t'ulaloes, Tossed Green Halad, June played a bit.
Wall Disney leaver next mouth
nfficlala uld Hut under the moving lowa-d lierlln from Hovlet | H.i»pe-- French Dressing, Hot Itulls,
I and Rutter, Applesauce Cookies, for England, where h e ll' film
new Air Force pollry negroes will /»nr Hi barges.
■ l
“ | Bcvci age.
"Treasure Island." It will be hlr
be at.'.lgncd on the hanls of In
(Rccl(U' (or Waned Dlali Fot- first ph-ture with no cartooning.
dividual capacity, flumr aeparald
HAMIONE'S MKDITATiONS
lllWMl
Hobby Driscoll will star, hacked
negro uultn will continue In exis
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i
8A V IJIIY FRENCH DHKHMNG
MENU
two depulica tend to the fit) pic
ket* hi fio n l of Hi'- llendlx galc.>
a elri-till court order allow ing
I'm t.in d to rrm o vt Ita ei|Ulpmclil
fio m Hie Hemlix plant.
stir ame.
|(( r(1,m. Ihiough.
The pickets replied H u t they
"Hrnler our Voluntary System—
The drive fiom the «outhwn.t •vould refuse In move. Six r.emlthe free, Arnrrlean w a y - nur pen- seems to he lr.ni aptead mil. It •' t i a l lr r i started to move Into llir
pie are the healthiest In the world, ronrentrated In a single <|* hi plant through the p lrk e t*. The tence.
fM
H tA M O N I o ' M a T
.......................
’ all in-ad nhmg the
......................
and the
United Stales •lead*
railroad Io Hang • In -rlff said the pickets shouted:
Nation* In medical advances,
chow. From that direction the iaii "W e 'll wreck your tru c k *." and
f « t W W J t T K » M T » te 4 rir
"American* today tnay buy a road coinoiaiul* everything t >r Hie firs t d rive r stopped. lie said
EM A t-L IT A A tA M I •
n n s .lia .4 rraa. Past «*#•
lie rm ild
go no father and the
health liisuratire policy for the airfield, upper reaches id
A <so o 0
WH
price of a park of clgaratles a Whangpoo river and all Import an attempt was railed o ff hy the chance to say what Iher think
i lic rlff.
day. Vet Senator Murray and hi* entrance* to Shanghai.
alooit Hip North Atlantic
Pact.'
PE M A T C H O L 'f A W M
About 7,f»iHi t : |t t United Auto About DO person* rr.uain to be
(tiltntl. would foist on them a
Both to the not liwrut and -out
politically controlled system In. «.-«l ..... triraln • ftat. Hhe pa.
W orker* have hern oil a lrtk r at heard between now nnd the neat
F o o t. 5 /
tin- M odi* plant since Apr. ‘JO. Tuesday deadline. Today's list In -,
|H>s|ug luuivy taxes oil A M . wage- die* alsiimd. Ilililges
i" !*
Iitlu -r him |nr auto inakrra have eluded spokesmen fur Hie Amcrearner* regnrtlleaa of llndr need •‘inall sticamu have own 0
of uiH lral care. If our rltlisns oi a te hravlly gitanlr.l.
leipoved Ihrlr hrokr dice from th e 'Ira n Is-glon, American Veteran* |
A ll C o liin iilliU t ill la ck*, acconlinp plniil under emirt order* without | Committer, llie AMVF.T8 nnd the
cannot affonl Voluntary Ifrallh
Jewish War Vi-trrnns.
Inatiram-e at very mmleat costs, I,. Ho . o iiim u n l'iu e *, have ■»•••• •Iilt-rferener.
Meanwhile In Detroit an nilVeterans of the two world wars
rorrly they cannot afford politi nudei llie covei " f a rtille ry , rhe
('om
iiinnU
lH
used
an
ciitlm
a
lcu
“
'
il.n
tih
.
liv
onr.-r aid the Ford were Interested In a new pension
cal mt'ijii'hie with nil ila extruvah i t ill. . ) (ilrci-ii In the
r ig h liU K H* Motor
I'n,
"ftntlv
refiisen''
l«
Idll which Rep. Itankln (D-MIss)
(rant nilmliilctrallve nnd red-tape
lh< uorHiwcst Ihlu m orning.
..pro It*Its I s Ihm- inntract talks said ha would bring up for action
expetuc.
A r»m miinli|nc said, "l.m x t Hr.l i.ntll il» workers'* end their lire. III the llmisr next Tuesday or
"B o th
diH'lora
and patlruti troops w ith over in horses «••"
strike.
Wnllirsdav.
would la- dra w n by CUMI'UI.- mole-, fell easy prey t " th ' ‘ ••l';r ’" ' • <-i.t
The i.olirre. who de.-llurd u*e of
An earlier Itankln penslnri hill,
l"lo ■ regimented dUtrlbu- ail( forc«
f
o.n........ hi mime, sshl Ford ha* Inform
lieni nunsnao.
K umhIimii. Kniisjian
Ion of medical care If I'resldant ""
, 1(, |lt,|rH fr„„, Khaoglial. «-.l llie Cll-Dnlted Auto Worker* i termed ton expensive hy oppon
ents. was defeated hy a rlnsr tote
fruman and Sena or Murray have 'Y
, , Hlmt.ghal there haa I*'"" ■it n» stand.
last month. The new bill would
theli way. And the experience of
In Hie hut few
The union prevloiislv lied asked pay lesa per month, and furthar
tither I'ountrlen lie., (.roved social“ r |> n de move about H.clr l ‘or-1 In o|.oii the HHP talk* nut
Utd till'dIcine laail*
to luferloi , ’ V"'
, * .VHr,(l raln. Holdh-r* filler than Motolav. HU days lirlor would pay only imrtnployahla vet
meJlcal care and a decline In Nu- ^ ^ ' Z . i ImiL at atr""l rut..era It expiration of Hie uresent |is<-t. erans who need the money.
Home members who have Iteet,
tlutial health. Compulaury Health j J j * „ |,|“ ,g entrances. Traffic.
Tlie trltr automotive enmiinny
Illk lie m il H Its
u a a t In
I..
...a t . H im I t IMIMIIM >,
.1
# ......
ItuurntHC
Is U
a Itliieat
health ,h|||)|ej ,,y n,« evaciialhui "f him- In... tieru >llii'led out as the DA- loud In Ihelr demand* for govern
ment eeopomy, hut who voted tq
and u lineal to freedom."
'dreda of" civilian and mllltsry ve- 'V*i firrl laiget In a drive fur boost Ihelr own expense fulfill,
lltai
a
month
nen»|ons
and
lie*|th
fhlclrs. Itinve* faslei.
I fWluiig. tha doek and Industrial
welfare plann, along with a today pondered Hie possibility
they might have to vote again,
.ares acros, fiom HhangliaJ < mil"*, j wage laiinl.
and lliki time have Ih rlr name* on
‘
ha:.
liven
ibaird
of
small
river
I
-------—
—
|tuaiia*«4 riwiu Ca«* u a n
record.
eraft as a precautionary
A IIIC M C H N M t ls ilH ’ HS
My
Hep. Krefr (R -W ls), said thera
Meanwhile, an uiLieailil liu<l|et unlnat guerrilla vparstiou , In ••>*'.
are way* to force a mil-call vote. I
„r.-H. Hevuial Kurrrll«» « ■ " ’’" " I
^
The vole yesterday, called when1
lut I'lomla A ami M. College lor
»0 If. d lliir to
'- b from
from! an
If. uiihappHy
ni.l.ap|.lly ttoillnr
In a kit lest, than (is) lawmakers were j
Nrgloet wa» mitfil to iniintei the I,r,\^ , -'e!itra|l New-' .11 u.HtcIi
d<"iirni-d f»i a .lo .it.-r one. present, wasn't llial type of vote i
irtnvr nl iix uegiorv who want tuW'aiiinu l.«|a\ asid governnieid* .'lien
Ilo lii.- Mpldh.loe l.iakci-. ste now
The President'* housing ami I
eiitei llir llliliruilv ol Honda.
! troop- wlHiduiwp l.ifon- tocnU '-lderinr lii-i id lg lil. One .)**- labor program^, high on hlu H it {
s lg itio g film I. tu in liig out k i t of must hills, figured In the new?.
r F Tby; i‘ w
h ' S ia t e - d the"' «....... 'HIM"liatiuns coinmltlceu were A
told
ph'vh'K
Wen- chen sin k*, stoves sn.l cnunlerx Administration leader* predicted
lie Cabinet Hoard of Education t.ovcrnineot • P-.k.- i •• . * 1;
„
oil Imtes Hint .-Nil tie adjusted to I'reddrut Truman will win an tin
thp . requested |;t,7«MHW budget Y was Ijiiote.l tt ^lie JGpat, nva^ n , Ihe lu -ig h l o f Ihe woman using trrt-aalvo victory In Ihe House with
Florida A. and M. would mrcl
^
wl&
Ills long-range housing program
ilhtlri" th rm .
bit percent of thn education need.. when the N a tl......
Other thing, that
drdgnrrs Iteinihllcan opponents promised *
from Nanking.
da'* negroes.
v t ' rFlurl
l
ait llilnk contrary woman now wants fight , Imt some conceded next
The I ’n lillilllllls la " i. A pr
Hfcretary uf HHitc II. A. Gray
lucliide: moie color in the kitchen, week's decisive vote may Im In
and member* of the Hoard of claim ed they wiped out "» routed lint colorless |dii .In* filling:, for Hie President's favor.
government armle.. Ill
Conlrol said Incrraird budget fur |J
ilf.'-k.i; dining room lighting that
There was lea- nplimhim In Ad
Florida A and M. would not com Hlm nghsl N ant.hic llang chu w t r i make., both tlie food and her com ministration circle* over thf labor
al,
I
,.
Central
New.,
quoted
ta
n
g
idataly solve the problem of let
plexion look better < a combina bill which would repeaj Hie Taftting
egroex
attend whit* stale * j saying Ihe m ain force re m a in * tion of pink, yellow and white Hartley Art. Republican Senator
. _ negroex
,
Imt tt
It would help
•chorda but
light I* said to do tlie tr lr k t t'lv e * fN Y i rliarged today lliat th*
Action on the Kenate-paxseil " 'T a n g said i t lied s ru .lt* have house trailers with all tha modern I whole labor tenia ha* become
crossed
the
Y
an
gtte
Tw»;
ve
o
f
d tru *
hill
which would al
kitchen gadget*, even If It leaves j "bogged down In politic*." He
ter almoit nf ilia stale’s citrus these, tin iiald. were under Chen i t lean apace for penpla In Ihe living urged that the Administration'*
and
are
now
concentrated
Hi
N
a
n
regulation* was delayed wh»n
riMim part.
bill b# flrrd hark In Ilia .Senate
speaker Murray referred th* mra- k in g , Hangchow and the v*chi y o f
Th# designer Ii now having a 1 l-abqr f'oiumlttre
for
further
aura to th4 llotixe Glim * Commit Khenghal. Nine o th e r, are w id e r field day. The buyers* market study. A Truman Democrat. Sentee, for study.
l.lu Po-Chrng In west Gheklang meanfe that companle* are fight- ator Elbert D. Thomaa of Utah,
The loyiltv oal
oatt< lew ia)» any and east Klangxt I'rnvlitces.
Central New* quoted 1 *"14 * * lug hard to furnlih what they | chairman of the labor group and
perion on any state,
i
county or
think
th# ruilomer
want* nr i co-»Ponior of the bill, said: "not
ally payroll who falls to sign an saying rrack troop* >»ere
' a cpance."
rushed Into Shanghai for
t\tm thinks she wants.
(with will be disc
disci arged.
Maybe, loincutie will hullil flax-1 Tnh Admlnlslratlon lahor hill,
Rhould any pci
person signing Hi* d e fe n s e " of the ,lty . lie predlclrd Ihla furniture that ran he mittd • iltlfi Hi coma up for Henat* debate
oath later Join or support the a long term war of resistance here.
|tn 'fntd June, was ahlo-traeked In
CoMmi'nlxt Party, lie will be din- Th" gnverntnent spokesman **lu aruuml corner*.
One New York atura reports the'House last month. After a .
mlrtcd Imnieillately,
the Reds at Talclisng M id * » « :
Tha new law also provides that shall, both n i'ii here. s u ffa ra U selling an eight-foot sofa to a dlisy whirl of parliamentary tech-1
family wlm found It rouldnT be ‘ niralltlea, tha House ended up
a candidate for office who riftu ts more than 20.0W cssiis III ch.
aqueescil Into their elevator. The with no labor bill at all.
to sign such an oath will he con
sofa was cut In two, reassembled | 1
sidered aa not having qualified.
In Ilia apu.Intent, and after a*
BljHeimnta mad* In thp oath
month’* wall for fabric was rt•hlch ara proved
hi
,r
e « tl ♦•aeupholstered. Tha family says It
n m a person subject to prosacutla a tta a a *
vaq*
General D’Antonl, took personal look* fine, but It uost - inure than
ion for perjury..
differed on, this point, and declar
I hey had planned.
Th# jaw louche* everyone be- command of Ihe new campaigned that a Federal education com
"Tha Olullano problem la not a
Ing paid by. public fundi from
missioner through |xmer to with
political
problem,
lie
lam.
but
ih * Governor on down. Teachers
hold appropriations by disapprov
one
of
common
tlellmnilncy.
Soon
and even member* of school die
ing of to* way a slat* spent Fed
er
or
later
Olullano1
*
gang,
al
trlcle will h*v# to sign euch
IL'eattaa** Fran) Psa*' Deal
eral fund* could control state
In
nuniberi
will
b#
ready
taduced
.............
oath*.
unnel. Carbon Uituk'ltitM it a poti- education ‘ pollclri. Huch a comturned
over
to
Justice.
...
Tha bill originally waa IntroTwanty major Sicilian bandit ,’noui tubilance lliat can be utetl tulailoner might "go loo far to
uoad by Benator Mathews of
gangs
ware wiped out or *o weak is a sulvanl fut rubber or as an Ihe left In pollclea" h* warned.
Jackxormlls but was altered to
IU ulvu warned that since tha
ened
aa
b# regarded as Im- nieclkkie.
' Ik * out provlxlons making It |
( (tnwrpHH Action
’s c ut i
Mrs. I'eari llausfll, Mra. F. K.
Hole. Mrs. Voile W llllam i and
Terry and Jackie .Holland. '
drunkard’s son usually doesn't
turn out to he a drunkard,” he
answered.
Chenge nf pere: Charlie,ChapItn’.-x studio h n been ranted for
■oxtuiur fitting i for "Wabath
Ih* prialurllon of "Like a Mighty
with an all-English east. Th« Army,” a religious’.film for ih*
film will be financed 00 per rent United Lutheran Church.
bv froten fund* accumulated by
Wonder If Vie Mature and hit
showing* of DNney picture* In, studio are cooking up # feud. H#
England.
_____aunnljig' nt
______
__ ____
_
I w*a
‘ Laa_ Vegae
%hFa
Ingredients; U tt-Hk|M>qu salt, t
small garlic clnvij, l/M trux|HH.u
freshly ground -blank pepper, Mr
tea*, hhiii stigat, '» irmpoon pap. rlka,
teaspmui dry mustard,,
.Strange guy, that Groaby. Blng'.iie was supnoneil'to report /or
niartr
I *4 lenaptton Wnri-.eKtcrxhlre sauce , j remained two and a half hour* a* Avenuo." Tile picture
reception for the Han Fran- Monday and wan pushed ahead eo
I I n-nlllon Inclmllng gicen tup (flue“ • «Grablc
• con ' apeivlI the sum• ly chopped I, 'J t mhie spoons vinegar, risen presa during "nidlng High" Hetjy
, __
locailons. Rut he rnnirnue* to mer at the Del Mgr Race
lace Track.
ill tablespoon's salad oil..
the hrusli-off to the Holly.
Method: Put tin- null and garlic jtflve tin
Hh»rt lakes . .....Edgar
.rsjgar Hargen
Bergen
, Hies Ida own plane to PHUburgh
cliivo on a lilyre of wnx**(l lialicr |
.P,1re*a.
w o rk ' together
ti
• f 1".'* W* r
l" i! this weekend fnr.ap appearance . .
and work
logvthcr with the fla
flail
'.■ ..
| blade'til « l(tavv knlfn until gatllr " ''l™*
'" " l ™" 1The local civic light opera f i t off
'
pr,.t„.
t
ui„i
urclt
mixed
'
honor*.
It
started
1**1
September
j to a good itn rt wlih a hand:omt
11* dlalntegralod a|i
M" ’1 o whh- mn' • I
’‘“ ,l >'«V‘ hre# or four weeks *t>
-....
G ra il
i with' milti trate'l
turn ln|o
win. moil Jo v(( , t ahot three month, to 1WaTli
1
iopilfn iip: "Brlgadoon,''
K i r l «*,r
. i• ».*ll*rr
V
, i ....... ...............
| sauce, Hralllon, and ^vinegar;
v t lli- n, fw. k.i
**lm l. ull.i ”A " C c a e -..lo
, | mullng
|n i||„i)y
wooJ
i l l . Add
.
u iiu g in
m uyw
onj
| cover the jar H llh lly.am i shake . cco«»pllwl.*d mure than *nv
I for
f**'V
Miitll 'vr|l t oin« I , *«,•,11( < uitrn«'l, AViiic*)i In Nnntlifr
^hliied. Hhakf .well again Immedla- reason why U. H, rompanle* are
Jte-ly before using.
soiirlHw on production abroad
w illiam I’l.wrll'n roll I* working
I hi tha financial d»
,
HPMING
IIONNKIY*
• ». t - -r-v --., A i*tndlo. I asked Powell on
, M ain aprhig hats will coiilldw i '-Randwagon" set how the
l w a.|ooaj didn't happen to l>e<-»iiie an
1felt, on 'dlpcy Mrawk
color romhlnatliniN..
4 . WU...U. V.
|I 'vr,>
Shoes
“Ml* h DulU)B
RolArri T*yh>r •shed* his intis*
tachc for nla Wetrern, "Ambush"
. . . Iti-coiqincndixt: Bllll* RurkA's
t'bqrmlugfy frank dnemolrs, "With
p heather on My Nose" . . On
?
AI; JoGon celebratte hi*
b'rthday. hU 1*4 air show agd
Lt^iNlulurc Aciion
1949 SUMMER
u
ftr
Police
,
LkinH Meet
f
w
m
,Uf'
1st
0
PRIZE
1st
BUTCHER
PRIZE
BALLOON
CLOTH
RAYON
c
Truck Explodes
to
J».. ..eWfiBunJS!
fo l to aupport principles or W W *
•trams of tha Cummunin Forty, year. Only one other
few Mils continued to corns In. ratnalnad formidable.
:p. Co
111n ^of
f Ifitte
xotaTFf r r •<i
A polk# official 1f ,u ',*'{l|f* )[.^ j
~otllna
Baraiob
permit trustees of to* mlttad OlulUno has d i n >»»•«
lilonalJ Improvem*
Improvement Fuqd "eooildarahe organising eblHty.
Tbl» was
- m .I. f,J. " .,
Md# IMWOJKW to -“““lasupple- Tbli
waa induiat..
Indicated ■
tne Jail
.
:ht j outlawry. He
Ila engineered
englnaeted tha
il fleod
ledarel
break of U convicted baadlte
the aucleua of
d rilled
#
hi*
men in
money la to b* used In laa sup
Fireman wearing gas masks, and ported schools only, It might moan
Naw York Port A v I m tflty
‘ i flr t- the "literal extinction of litnall
fighting crew* at'Hacked Ihe Mbs? private schopts pm) colleges aujl
•ng truck with flame^xtlugulahng chemical*. Thalr
Th*
voted to
orts war#
baseb
hampered “ “
*
>'
s
t,
M
ii-.i
a
Army uniform*, armed
" ......—
is and Pursuers.
_ _ with automatic
weapon*
When a formerr IInterior mini*regularly fought off or tecaptd
ir
g
• t:* lie
ri)i
7 nt-aA tCJ 1 ,> Ml*'
f ? ftle
<• ti mi. /,
u t
:
A T T N It
VX
recently, ehoUeagcd the
__ tk* Uw,
,«vm|M be ualawfnl tef
‘ - i f * f lf a r s »
l; ao
) to **ad tea edit* re-
.
:
n u i r ’■* “*
JR. fc,
—
y .ItflMI
\
i H a m t t m iM
vl
.O
>m.o i ic<»
fH I> _
legga
C IT1U 8
INTER HAVEN, Map
RoibIU. of/sred fAPW
y—The Hate Cl true IinapacUon
nap
bis heed in 1W6. Bureau 10:00 A
report today
offered 800,000 fer Ro- la boaeet
of Dural
S>
J u. • ■
RM : - f 1**
p .
m
T o *,
'
IfltU R
. . j.V d ltlr.
h S s b i-k e w
M IC H
■IV Y»
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I. ;
lti*a vaute Mtaeot
rt*e* asAsawvt
>
■' ■- • Ittfji' ■
�I
ffTVU.
THE
h i P n H y T h * r » 1» S t r e n g t h —
ti» P rataet tha P u t * o f tha W o rld :
To P to w irt* th * P r « i ' t t * of A m e rica :
To P i*4 u c« P ro sp e rity fo r Hanlard
n * i r l» port It
th.i<i.i;|i I nr ills .
pf 11 miiifU.
AN
VO LU M E X X X X
E n U liliR h r d
lawmakerHits
Warren's Tax
Plan ‘ Dinner’
I0 0 H
IN D K P 1 C N D K N T l» A lf » V
H A N F O R I),
Postal
E m p lo y e r s
Aid
H o s p it a l
F L O R ID A ,
'M O N D A Y .
MAY
Ift.
W A ‘» I I I M . | t
\U
M. i / f .
I h r Nii|i* rme i «*Mit %
| *11f » !#* I
lin i-i> *fi ilr i I t • h ii ; || m< up,lit m| D rr
ju lu l io n rlrew lire today frr.m an
U n in v ite d M w m iikrr am i w*u t lr f r n r l'il by one w lm ’ll lir tlicre .
Rep. P m u ri o f |,u k .n il i. iiil lm
n o lii n l l l i r p .iv rim .i li.ii “ iu v ilr .l
Itvu u t l l i r r r liig tlm U tiv r r lit llir
W h ile I h m ir in i i | i I r * w itli him.
Il may h r I r * . Il |m ih *h ]y w ill h r
rn lo rrrl h k r I f * * liy w * y ."
H|H*i >It
uhrh llir Mtlri on r.
util J>CM|ilr In ADjjrr .tinI t it lir t l.
Ht» m*i|«»iitV
|iu iin |ilr i| i
|l»*l «li«rri»l l»V In d ite | 4* Vhi *11 t in t
il flu* i *miiI tliir* tint Irin|»raT it*
tltti 1 1 tu t n f I*m»i * u ttli * 11II|r [n.tc
I !• .iI v%!«• |«iin it %
%tj| i m il f i t (l«f
VTT'
v.- ,' Vfearrrt*) - W * •*-* A »»
•
x
t
j
Jiar*4g.ia*
* f iif
NO
l,r n » n | W lt r
I <*0.
Forecast By Truman
p
'
L o m m iG
A
•
(dHtf**.**
a *, t o x
r:*
(Mil* ul** |» »i I **
I I \M J IM
Ir
'I ,
f I*.
M ir 4.1 M* |||% n|k f* I .4 k 1Mil I III r
I h r, ti miiim liiii
>%ri** k to 1%MU *
|tll| M*%*'! I Mil A illlltt ! "11111111*11" fair
h.*i (ml i%
M r|** *■i It h r i|r||% r i f i j m lit** t lit ih r i*.ila mI *'|
M-»t 1**1 *tp! li |m r %*r| r itn
\in llln i Mllfl I r |i /. I fI III
'V .1
I r i nutiir 11ri *«11| if*rfJr«I limn ail lO 'lithoil Mjiri 11 ir iii. I lir l,i
III nn 11« * ii|tir itir m iiit tin iu m i 11|»
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f la r in g »f a one m ill re ltln e on ,o lji» .in -.l iin t.l M ay ^*1 a h ra rm t: , no.ee.l.
Ja rk a iM i
|H M l"«t"*l
I lit * I
H"
f *Mill (lilll n il'll " l l l i n)i
t 1 Imn *• (n M«" I " i im i M I 11n.|*t*
a.| eNloreio la v ra tevleil fo r flood „ „
w |,r | | l f , (
| „ Kn ,vr
| tiiiil* '* I iiliitv
iiniM inii" I«* H" (in i"
In H i-t.iliri, Ilia ra ilro a d ’, ai.ke.1 1% o v e r .
I"' il im*
M l" l u l l ................... al | I I " i | I ( D i L |( -X r* x "
?i.. « !.*,
i| I in | "|**l t ll I" 111 nf (Vll* ill*** Mil" |*l Ml | ■* "4 IMMlI' I v MIJMHI " lu llc o n tro l f r o eel m alntrr.a nr.In (lP , i M t| | ,.|PI .........
|,r
*4I| "M
!
< III lie n -m i .a te in rrri.se .
\
t
i
I
mm f
V
m I, f Ir i . Mil * mi* ili i
"I |M Ii l‘ - I M(IU Mill* f | ■ M DTI p*I
• tra d « f m illtttllr .l le w o f o illla g e
.III\
•111 , *-"(* -I I ‘XMill. I 1"iln \ I1NI1II1 * " ( I I'M 111 \ I ' V
l i d * ' 4 "’ l i * ’ a ' I d l ' d
N o lin g H.al Ihe t'tiliilnlH uhili h id
|f»( ("I (hr I rr[r I *1 Mr« ||.ill" |l r '
tn *;ti |i" f f ii (41 . 1 ,i(t* \ li^ lii ii*
IM.II ( itx%m SI u h I imI * 4, MM till '"I ' 1f * ! *■
hivad on tieo eflta tl.a l Ind ivid ual r tl In A.
“ In llll'll
f i l l * * * ’ i-> •*u I m H * i i I * , 'I
*
li-.KIIlid ( i" ll
t-rM fd
a.iHo.Hyr-d hu inereaae o f fo u r to
p ro p e rty owners would
rrve lve ,
l l i r l.ra tin g o il th r I 'n d r r l .'d a l"i .Iv
• III* •
It..II I
I*.
‘ *1
I1"* •Mill** v n tlltlll' »- »*X|H'i'1 I 1*1 *1*1 . " ( " I . .1 l.v I I " I l l ' l l t " , \ t . * H m |*1 ■411
pe. re n t
on a te m p o ra ry ' I* **. *^nl i.»% rip ri" V llr««I IP»t \ r t li'l'MIM *»f I*Iii*m| m( *’
I MUM fill Ml" lt"9 l ( i l l «|ftv >*f
I ll* * mhi(«'» !i**!t ^ 1M1 Mm i *f»,(Mni a * •
e-a« rtc o m m rn d rd h r Ilia F lo rid a te tp ir.l hrgan *lmr»ly a flr t L lv lr.
__ -y” I____
•li . l iil "
f I . -i l l M I l H I ' l
ft*
rm ergem
i » bI» In D _______
evrn.l.er,_ »ln |f|r, | I " r |||r t (l.r »
l>nl • I r c . | " * i m i l d e m n l j i i n v t n ' H l i v i ’ ’ **
1" "
•%"*»k '
II "" |< (I I I I
• iu M t'i
H -liit U
h Im iim I
riiiM p i*
I 1*' "
" Ii InI Mi 'Mmu
IU
(( "’iti tj/i /l'f
i f il
"I
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IIMVV
M * " 1' I " M l
..........I
4
Floorl.
" o n lr r d
r . i|" t i. |ll» e
at . a , iiv r . l at |h,w .Nlterl t o n .I (rnti, Vim ,.ml, i- a ln ila lr ii llia l a f o iliie r
M m '
HMill.l i fs(ife«g I lirilli |*>n«11ir s -it l l "
i r i i l i / * 1h H i " | * m W P I n f I*** III i M i l b
1 Mil % " f Mm - M ill I I I , 4,1nt *ni aim
l b" Hit 11 rm *1 V tiiilti'l u n i" i|*4i 1 H i . " » " I I l*e 1)11 IIM'l I
* I 'ftr *d l«it I cl V 9 (if ki"ltihMM if * M| Hit's | m k* (*|* tin* |II‘M("I' M*
( * '. •! if Mini oil |i|«l y nil u 4tI «-• fiii'lt'ii
I lit fill 1**1%
l i t "I liv 11*1 4*1 ( »**l *’■•■ l "
Ing w |t|, f'm in tv "n m rp tiv lo o e r W.
>•* a |m lito al refugee in o n e.po.l t» Ho* 171 percent In n ease MOO
l i i * | " i Mu- " i l l v*f
il*" It* a
t•
*IiIm kind of Inr! li**/1
*"••*# y, | i «‘| i | m*in , i-4 irniii!."i v, |*"4i' t • II .' -I " i x I 'f) I a\ I It* 1111 % N >lk'
fj. K llhee, rrp o rte d today.
the U ltile rl Stale*.
“Wlnil " Midi] il niiiUn b» I**
*f
. 1 MailHM.a (im
Cage raaNM
**kfi'I*
Hl"l \ »•". "III Mil Ilf M l- t (III" N ni*l< I in I (j i* li c it ! «0i 41I! 1«9**)*"i'
“ A f ir i w r li,»vr tu v irw ril rim miI mIi *I|i i .m JarkHiin aakitd* “ If •(>* " k in . ■sWi'fjf "M ill,
In "nliM** (- iimxx v* ,("i| »m *.mt a
ObleeH_r.il waa made, lie im lnle d
| h r pro,eerling w*> l.ric l, L i,le r
fl tll! *1(11(1(1! Mi*' "(H | " fi!
" i t k ..I M !»■****, M-1in i'll " " I *•'' "M'l
p i u K r r o d i a l m m v I m v * l i r r n m i . m I*
I.'illci I miMi ' i up hiiiim *
ou t, to lln .n o H ill 1(17 w hich p ro
ilM H i.aar.i . a r> ,> a i r ' l l
I'll* I Ml "I Wl'l'k allMWi'tl n III' hIi 'I ' l l "
I ll. xx HilM'l , tin* 1In* 1if 111* 1 " f M » !iiiili* iff* i leal if nut • 'I in Mu* Mil l *
l»V
n f d ir * r»|i(|Mlii »t, nn tlit* fd h i'i hand, if ih r
I ! I VV" 1 MiMiuit'" nint 4 nn! 1 " I ili*' ..... ........ ,
vide* fo r m ain Iro n live m a in In he
1 * T .1»i• *lifu
*1**1111111*1 **fl IlMIHt *>f 111*'
nliiiv* fiM 1 M i
l l| lt> "4 *l| *
a i*« **e .| oil the hm.lt, o f b e n e fit*
I I I * * ( n i^ !( 'J *-> I l f *
ll M i I m i 1 / * " l #*• M
vruMt
f I."
,Hi*v k " ! 1 1 -i -l Si pe e l. 1 ■ nil'* •
and d ir U n iln l A(»t»» W f»ikr», I iilllllia tH it lllb 'I H l M|» um ih * (Hdu «* • «illlMlM*ll( il'n
received w ith o u t lln illa lln n .
•IM’M?
,4, ' tn- • p|i»' I m d d iy iM * f n « M i l l (It* * ) l t t » | * " ) ! \ u(|<| | l " " M M ' I* j| I t ' l l
(I I D )
In I Im I llliir w r w ill >(li*'*
" K itlio r m ' xmH,*’ J arkHMM w i’iii •*«»
Beinlnnle C ounty,
he
atate.J,
I I m d fill Mm 1•111 i «*v 1 iif •*• ln >4
" I It*' I'ln itl I ’((v lllit* k "I ) " |l" l I
1 •
x fill I ("in n 1 W hin
.ll ,i tin i%in(i if'kf'tiillMM w lir d ir i h » xvimld In-11* p i miiim I i * h y a ti'itn and Mi" i t \ I 'liI i’Ht vmJiimm - d nil Mm l I 1 1 f i r im *■ i| 1mu Mm I in ii <* Min* > m n l m i i i j i f i i l n i i i i ; !.•• ( I l l ' l l
in
(i *
w ould md pev anv nw ilnlenanre
M i H i k i 'H i f r i i f
f i i f Id'* M i d i ; i d l t u ' i
m ile ** it received pro te ction fro m
•Li I in it I x, 'il*
I in fiPi.it x* um* 1 I -ii in l, New Mm vi nn Jiii'l S iiiii'.i
H i»H(l*flir*l If (M f* i»i* f l, in I* 1 1
w ill t»fi 1111*i d ir «li«|i(|if% lir
ltd
"III* 4If *f»l II11*1 f*U 4111»111* HI IM OH
flomla or u n til Hie pro je ct
had
" i n f "*1 utih »Ti mii* .in.) mu.lin i ii if ii
M i»*ii%» a *i]v* i fp*iin»iL"’i
I A W i'lf-M flf Ml W * illri I I " iid " ’* rliMflN in d rillin g w ith In** adv**i
The
.Srliljpi>|t)
H igh
Svlu.nl
hern rnm pleted by Ihe
Federal
u ililit in m il m i im * mi xv ii 1 *| tn "
1r ! !*v VV E h i*.I'M. i**x%die«
'liv
e
"
I
n
i.
under
Ihe
d
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lh
ili
o
f
•
aid
r
a
i
lir
i
hi
W
a
h
liin
i’l*»ii.
all*
•
.iirii's, And wtml, on Mm ollici
governm enl.
» | I j*i ilir i" 1 mi '-»ii|p|««v >• "I *a! iny h n a d tn !
Iln* " i l l lji *•%
Fire
for
the
arrond
llrn
e
1
.1
m i bh M ill,.
I
ty
w
r
W
h
ittle
p
rr................
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in,oil, linve the "ottMiM.iiUI eg.
itM
ilrrilM K
vvilli 11. N, M n lia lc
F o rm atio n o f - w a ler rm n e rv a \ lim it" S"( v 1* »* SlaliM ii Mi - I m Ml" l HI a( 1 » h ill pMWl ) .ut.| *| *
three
weeks
damaged
the
lw>.
n,
.
„
ir
(
|
„
pro
gra
m
o
f
11111*10 at the
4 Hon anil ro n lro l d lid rl.T
by 17
i l i n* i-. a 11li 11! v | a' "p i'ia tM i ! " i ii"M > ill in Mm 11 *Im 11) 1nV4 n lii.ii .f
D im lo r T y ro t ('lu n g . I li.al l.r I..-I tu to rs l» to y ' fm o i .. h u ttli. w ill.
Motors Inn l.ulldiog at j n,,|„ry |,i„v|,rm, today which w««
counties Inclu ding Kenilnole, H r*- story
t« I-M .a a re . » C m . K i a t t i
( ''o n ll t l . l C .1 i l l .
I ear
h lilil)
M m * ( m ih !
•« ! >»|», m d
. | m " . ii
* S a iifin tt tIi* 1 mf«i i.ilM " D " i"
French
Avenue
and
Henilrmle
,Hll,r
r
|.ar.vtrrlse.l
hy
('resident
M . , M innie Xl
M .iugt.i.i..,
va rtl. O range, V u lm la
and Lake
«i f * i m *%
■Mend* 1 1im in ti -»#*i x ut Fat- «if** **' ii if v n *D' I m n 1ii 11 * • 11
I Inn I w ar it when at 3tl!0 o rhak (;„ ,rw HUne „
tlli
l|iw
t
0
||t.
.lie.I in H,e Invat In .Kpil.it Siiu.lac
counllea war approved
f.y the
f I til'll'":, MlH%!
■it** Avenue mnl K it Mi Ki 1 <»! H | Ml!II w ild l| III"
Sunday
morning
fheinan
found
|
H
«i.ruling
program
o
f
'
the
year
m o tu ln g 'n il. .w ing ., kIi h i I .11.■■
nrnlei take 11 mp-«lii!i|i liin m '
if
-nm inlttee.
4 a ll! i 11 licit m i i F a i i r F . i t t M
the* whole upiHT story iifUntfl wtico 1
i t f I'.iu lii.v , M lel,. Mia. lb . iu -l,i.'iMie hi»N|i|ta|s iim»i"*(
Mian Whittle, who was IntroFach cou nty w ould levy a 11M 0
they arrived.
and lie, I u m I.h ii .I, A .H i ,,, ll.m r’ IUnn
Im ft" p m ! o f (It*1 M iiii #%.
m ill t a r to pay ft < o rg a n isa tio n
lu 'c, k - .M ile“ AI'HII
r im e * wr,',- com ing m il o f "•*>. J " r h L I « J S V
m iu l" V l f 1 2 %
lia.I mint. 1 In-1, I,in ,,v nt I'.-ll..» ( p i i l l m a n T, o C
,
nI n! h «.f • itin - . k im v c . a , -I
coxl* In fo rm in g th il ls lr l r t and
-.hip F ilm , .till in g I lie past wm
th is la x would |g> paid Just one
Ill-si
O n u U ' S I I I I M ' I I I s Hm p .ib lb
..1 I V n lia l
li.u M t
le i
year, salt! M r. H iggins.
tlil.l 1.1 the past tu n \ e . r i
lly H IM HAW HON
tl.u
n
\u
g
.
'JH,
IHHJ
in
N
h
.
i
II...
—
a
s
. 1 ^
a
s
; s
k
s
k
s
h
Ii, T t. *|,iillii.a u u ill be ... his !"'**• t’ilrtiM giuvea Hint c it iu . fr u it
N I'W Y O R K . M-VV I f . (/IN WIm ! i t holding the ro d o f I ivimr up. i-.H il.ly, Al it’ll, slie in h I m . -.itivive.l .11 ,,,
.
p*
a. Hu- Htui.i.eite 4 i.u i.ly |! I,,' VP '»ce" •" •• deprens.-d .naikel.v
..lie
ila
u
g
l.ti’i
,
Mrs.
XVillia.n
a p r o ilm ita ty 10,000 at one tim e in
••*'•• •» *••<• .-»<»*>• ""•< h
The upper flw.r contains two.
...j when the p lic r o f ba tic raw m .itc in l* lis t fallen ».. far *in< f lav| f a l l ' S l.iiii, n f P untlav; tw o st.n-., <•>■'.. Ii, „|H i n .ti: Th.irH .lnv a.»l F *..lny | 1
” belong to tha dra in age
d is tric t
f i f l b Hlr.-H and <ir.X> ... ...... | •tn|'r«vm | r.ml u iitm p iu ve d a .ie n g s
C orninudity p .lte s , .it wltr.fevalr, have relrealctl since llicr. ' I hi. i I
and w ould pay no rnoro taxes u n til S M n r e * fl,M,llUr• " f wMch W" ‘ j.rlgram
v l f f i KSTsUd
of h a lf way buck It. the ir O f'A level.. »n the average. Rut the m vl nf liv- ge ll.i.ig lito ii aiel M arvin f|.iiu :b ,,,n ,. ,. 'lim in e -ill .-liit.lie .1 .-»pe. I mg w hich il tin- been ne.-esai.i v fo r
P niiH iic; III g in n d e liilili.-n i.nd ,,
iC s s n s s M o » r*aa» B la h ti
destroveri No one was 111 Hie)'‘Rolling Down Ihe Jordan'' and
Hie fira i g iin li al Hi. Mb** Iriis le e it I.. Ii.|ii|.la le niul u-liiel.
ing fia t tlro p p crl b a rk t.i.lv ..Iw.ui .u ic-e ig lilli « f the w,,y. I ln w r v r t, ll.c • wm g ie i.l
g n m .l v l i i l . l i «.nIII Hide S ri.not in S.’|.f.-n il.'-., 1'*••’>’ a le - i-ektllg t<> diap........... In
bulldiiig a t the "time* m em en ! "Tim niff Hong; hy the W
.M
tlil
liru th e i. W illia m H inder n f A ik v I*-. M XV l l * uni,....... .
avernge w eekly wngc in fa c ln ric - * * —
l.alnv '•> M . h . I lie In-at iid v a ilti.g e o f ll.e .’elate
CommiHMion
arrlve.1 r.r when the flm broke m j . ,
g
^
Mich.
l. l r
M it* lio ll. |.itn .-l|.a l
"**y rei.HOl. » f Hit- Im k nf anv
as far as Chief Cleveland was
, — o u t o f w hich Ibo w o rk e r *«•.*• ■» ,ir |t-cs.
T ill1 I hiiJv WHS shipped .11 I ’.'.l
.h i,, in ilaierinlon
"lee (Jnl.i ami “The Holy the cost o f liv in g — Is iilm ut no.
Ki.rulrigH continued to rlat. I i . sI
" l l i- III-re-Mill v H ull all iltt l. l I ipm-lfb-sl Hl.le ... w lilr li Hie lr«AI
I
hi
fo
r
fun
eral
survices
mnl
but
Tim fire of Anr »7 la.......
"Ity". "fUdlghm^, and -lluaalc’’ tw e lfth u f the way buck.
fu ll and w in te r a fto r vt.n im o.llty
. , n, wini a..........
I " rii(e , ( I lie* are M-i|iuied lo provide l«<s
ial in A rg y ll-, M l.'h.
• W
cmtiblliswl cluba.
In o th e r words, the rrc .“ «d»i. pilcos
turne d rlt.wn,
Kurulngs
’Tha GHy O onimlsslon a t lln duee It, a defective gas^ h a lte r m ilo fira i gtade, to luive Hti»
' td lu l Nasialuu.-ti. by lennon of H tsir
so f a r etltls up to tills :
i.veragc.l h lg l.e r in the fir s t rpinrm ea lin g to n ig h t a t ttlOO "'clo ck | c,ir r w | , t 1:00 A. M. and damaged
jiiiu iim lii.u ." M r* M itc h e ll
I.* I fu ll disci I’ tim i in n ia iin g .’iH .'.il o f
T O W N H K N D IIK A U
,,f Hie ucs.I
Produccra a m g e ttin g ttuislrler- ,v r „ f th is year than a year ago,
w ill consider the p o s a lb lllty o f a i th(, kitch e n and lunch r
lb . •».,• w ill be tl.c ..illy lw>. .It.yi the estate, by ,
l|-»a.laMra on Ch. i K ia b .t
T A M I'A . May I t t - M ' i K. •' ,«v milaililt> fn. H,.’ .’ V a m li.alli.n "
re cre a tio n p ro g ra m fo r y o u th . I b u ild in g , operator! by J
w lily Jews fo r m any raw m a te ria l' alth ou gh every one th is year wan
% 'I lit*reeled cfllaans are edvisctl to tea. T h a s tru c tu re la owned b
— h u i not a ll. l l costa alumni an ta lk in g about the mcnsslon. P la n t 1 iliu m , u f New I'u rt tllrtu -y , l« Hube preaent.
\
T H K W KATIIICIi
XIAN I im IXV NS
much to Itvu as it did tast year, vxpanaiou nhsurhotf most o f lh« new ebairm un o f the F irst Om
C ity and leased to
Other actions will Include tie. Co, Dam age lo ts
f lliit r lc t
Tow n send
A n d th e w o rk e rs '.a v e ra g e pay lias m in in g s , h u t dividends
want a grcsslon ai
T A M I'A . Mt.v III id*. George
elflnn .on pavltflr of the Houth- f i r * wae estim ated _r ____
J A G K S O N V II.I.K Mav If. -A*)
Clubs. Ro was elected a t Hie i Hh- ll.in v a u , 71. o f T iun p.i d>owned In
.
— -- —
--— -------------- bean o n ly s lig h tly to u c h n l, c« far little h ig h e r, too.
weat (toad In Ouldaboro, and
H IG H l o w
R oughly, thr. same, factors lln ,:
Look a t w hat happened since trle t convention here yesterday
!.. lake in m iles fro m lu 'r.’ y.’«in,-.
An u n id e n tifie d man reported rd by I>r. C. L . Persona A . R,
other huslnaaa carried oirer from tha f ir e , C h ie f C leveland declared. Young n f W cat V irg in ia was In - retard ed the cost o f liv in g 's pace n l 'A In tho
j.ia y S id u l.i.r H i.rings F ire fJ ile f A tla n la
Associated
Press '
tha last meeting,
lli.s lo o
IJ. H. I I A I 'I 'K D
G. XV. " i t t« said today.
The losses are covered by fire trw lu ccrl by D r. C. L . Persona as upw ard In the
m onths
when wholesale price Indus o f Ilf. com*
C hicago
N K W Y O R K , M ay 10— (A*. I'..- I
a visiting Rotarlan.
whnlesato com m odities were soar- modi tics:
insurance.
T E X A S TORNADO
D e rto it
S ta irs ]
T R A F F IC H K A T H S
Ing are now a c tin g as a drag a>
June
16, I1MII, the
index, in land accused ih e U n ite d
A M A R IL L O , Tex., M ay
T A M I'A ,
May
t il >/T. T w o M inneapolis
F L O O D PR O G R A M
I t slips s lig h tly low er.
which 11)211 prices are 100, strasl today o f using ''a rm -tw is tin g "
PARR O N P O U N D
W A S H IN G T O N , M ag ____
I 9 - 0 P„ Ij jButwcen Juno, ID lit. and Jan- at I20.A6, liy Jan.- IA, HUH, It had tactics to Influence (I. N. dele- highw ay fa ta litie s were reported New Y ork
M nArN
IL A , M a y
19—(AT—T
* *■-*«*
f— i nh a
*
over the weekend by the s h e riff's I'h lla d c lp lili.
Tha c h ie f o f A rm y E ngineers said Rev. C u rra n L Spottawood, J r., u a ry , HMD, wholesale coimnoditles .cached 207.01. i t was hack to gates on Ihe Spanish <jucstli.ii.
Tha charge was made by I'u lis l. o ffic e in P lant C ity . Hint, i f f H ugh I Phoenix
tods^jr th a t on pa pe r * " * “ i *0? * 1 w . u f M o b il*, A la ., a fly in g p a r . Want up a t a d iis y pace. The cost 16,1.41 by Hop. 16, 1040. Today it
1S aint l.« u i*
d control program
now In*
la* io n re p orted m laslng
steadily
but i„ around lu..%(i. In other words, delegate J u llu s t K a ti-8 u e h y . He C ulhro nth said today.
>tn . »?w
o r t a m i a t liv in g clim bed
( * * ■ (In• n
i ______
C alvin Holden, 41, o f
Venire,.'H an A n to n io
lao nearly 1.000 pro Joeta with Luuaon, waa
m ore slo w ly . Between
January ,n September It was A6.70 points to ld tha G eneral Assem bly Hie
d from today.
aadmatad coat of ITA08.000,*
Ha wrote tha „ ’ of «M N |*th. • n d Septem ber o f la s t year, rum- h ig h e r tha n In the d y in g daya o f U n ite d Statea waa secretly w urk- was k ille d In s ta n tly when (he car S eattle
m oditlea a t a whole were on the O PA, and alnca Septem ber has Ing f o r approval o f a L a tin A in e r- he was d riv in g missed a tu rn and M o n tre a l
odlat mission, Dr.
lean proposal to l i f t the 1040 bun crashed Into a palm tree on th e j Jackso i,v|||s
Lowis A. Pick Colorado Sprli
., that do w ngrade, b u t Ihe coat u f livin g dropped 8I.0A po in t*.
4y tie largest whan ka waa al
course, the price p a tte rn o f on to p -la v *] d ip lo m a tic re la tio n s; Hprlughea. 1 Road, near I'la n l C it y 'M ia m i
to taka • t i l l edged up w a rd *. Since then , O f co
s h e r iff [O rla n d o
t k n program ia Um ■off la hla small
t h * coat o f liv in g has receded, b u t' thea* com m odities is f a r fro m u
uni w ith G eneralissim o F r a n r I s 1 1>■Isle S aturday n ig h t, the
ICsillHM l s i r»f« r* arl
Franco,
said,
a w la * waa ell
_____
. ,s M k | Tallahassee
much m ore (.low ly th a n the f a llin g 1
Asked To Enlcr
Ford Labor Row
Millionth Unit Of
Produce Is Sold At
Ft. Pierce Marl
Pc.irr 'Pnllcs
! Day Old
Higgins Explains
Meeting Of Flood
Control Committee
Dm nth\ Jardim*
Vnlnd Rumihm-I |>
In Herald Contcsl
" ta s j-ir-v! s * * -* * -..i.« .
..
»-‘x ,
k
11teh 'School Glee
Motors Inn Is
dub Entertains
Dmim^ed Rv 2nd
At Rotary Meet
Fire In 3 Weeks
Mrs. M. I lon^hIon
Of IMidiitfirn Dirs
U. S. Wonders Whal Holds Cos! of
Living Up, When Raw Materials Drop
To Study
Hecren tlnn Plans
si
'
fy J r:,.:.
..... .................................................
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Hospital Forsees
UM lo Immediate
Fish Estate Help
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WEDNESDAY MAY 11, 1W» #
TEE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
STARTS THURSDAY - 9=00 A
SHOP IN
COMFORT
Completely Air Conditioned
. . . . .. .
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this
afternoon.
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A N I N D E P E N D E N T D) A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
W EA TH ER
>
12.
AtM oriaferi P re ss L e ssfrl Wire
Ill III
No. 188.
Senate A pproves
Atlantic Pact House Group Truman Stands By Demand
W arren’s Bill On |Door Slammed Okays Truman
For
$
4
Billion
Tax
Increase
As
New Citrus Law s Tigh,(^ Spi‘in Hon8ing! Pla"
Senate G O P
House Okays Measure
To Hike Unemploy
ment Compensation
And Paym ent Time
Bryan Requests
Kiwanis To Aid
Hospital Drive
Lender, Large Part Of President's P r o g r a m s
W ill Be Defeated
Sen. Taft Predicts
Vandenberg, A n d |
Truman Back Acheson’s Firm Stand
WASHINGTON. May 12 i/l*.
WASHINGTON. May 12 (/*»)—
Senator Vendenherg of Mulnn.ni, I fir House H,inking Committer apRepublican leader in foreign .if- proved 14 *<> 7 today die Adminia*
fairs, said today: "I am not in tralion proputal for « multi billion
favor of Spain's entry into ill- dollar program ol slums clearance.
North Atlantic Fact."
losv-rrnl housing and farm housing
This unqualified stand followed aids.
strong anti-Franco statements yes
I hr hill provides loi iiuislruc*
lion
of I .Itill.lMK) loss-lent housing
terday
hy
Sec
retary
of
State
At
lie
An ipiteal hy McDonald Hrysn
In sU|>|Mirl the Fernald-I^sughtnu son-remarks which I’rriidrni I m nulls in srsrn vrars, as President
i fospsinl drive. *n<l oulliuei of man endorsed today at a ur>,, I hum.us inpirsleil I hr .‘senate reTALLA H A SSEE.
May 1 9 - Future Firmer Activities liy Oliver conference.
cnlll passnl a housing lull <Ut*
(A P )— Rap. Bridge* of Calhoun
Together, they apparently slam titiK dir uiiiuhri of dtrsr units to
today proposed an appropria Andes, Ellislnn Hiker, Instructor
tion of IIM .M O for ronatructlon Kenneth F^iddy ind Principal Her tried the door light on any pos HIO.IMH) m si* years
8 « f a atadiam at Florida State man F.., Morris, were given at the sibility of Spain's enlerimi the
Hanking ( hairmaii Spentr (0tlnlreraily. A almllar hill haa
K V> said dir Irglslalloll will totne
meeting of Kiwnnii yestrrday at the Atlanlic Alliance.
boon Introduced in the Senate
Hut there remained a different e
,, shnwdown vote in dir House
by Senator Shivers of CMploy. Tourist Center. H. C. Heliel in
oyer
sending anamhassadm
to
w rr|,
»,|l
heyonil
The University has no stadium troduced the speakers.
of Ita own. It pier* Its home
any dnulit
Fred Wilton, a past president of Spain.
tool holt games at Centennial
Both Vandenherg anil .Senaim
Th*........ mi.iiiiec vuteil in . I"*e.l
field
In Tallahassee,
which the club, accepted the nomination
a bo la ased aa a baseball dia as a candidate for Kiwanit lieuten Connally (D-Te»), chairman of the n-.»Mn. tint some member* raid
Foreign Relations Commit »»
f"' ihe .......
mond
and for high
school ant governor. The Rev. A. G. Mc- Senate
a
.7 ,1
i .
i
I m'iiuhtii U un«l nil
! it
game*.
s u iiwmiiim
m rm tm n
lnnit urged that the cluh give ac tee, h*ye said they favor hav.ng an w w
,|,„rMt.
tive supimrl In Mr. Wilton'* cam ambassador to Madrid,
TA LLA H A .SSEE.~ M sy 12—i f f 1)
Acheaon'a poaltlon-hackeil up hy Anil fiei.nlnr
Tisfl
lit Ohio)
paign fnr the port.
♦ —The Florid* Senile pined by *
I I’realdent Truman--ix that whether preilii-tril ilefeiil for a huge pari
Mr. Bryan, director of the hoi- ! nr nut thl* country ha* an aniha*- „f I >j<|,-1■
t Truman'* li'ginlatlva
34-2 rote loder Governor Warren**
citrus bill to provide ■ taste teit pital drive, itreivad the importance eailor there I* unimportant in It- pingram, Iti- -mid the tlenou-ratic
opposed aa
nf the hospital to Kiwaniani and aelf. Hut the withholding of ail m|.( Cuitgn-*.- U
end revamp many citrus laws.
amhaaaadnr, Arheaim *ahl, ton he- t tu- Republicno etui Is to the l‘n-*|.
D<c firol vote came oiler I w thru families m cate of aicidenl come Important aa a aymlad "f the ,1ml'* "basic phllo*ii|iliy of govdays of argument and after the or illness, and emphasitrd the need disapproval other nation* fell for eminent
supporters of the measure Iwnt of hospital facilities should a cat Spanish "Faeclim .”
A* an example, the Senate'*
Vandenherg gave hi* view, on tjup polley chairman * hi,I eight
down every attempt to wreck ilie astrophe occur here.
Terming Florid* a "lilg sani Spain during hearing* on Semite „f the Cl im-mber- of ihe Senate
meaiure by amendment.
l.aMu ( hillimiltec an- opposed to
tarium."
hr told of the physical latlflcallon of the pact.
Closest the opposition came w*»
At prevent,L the Foreign h'M All Tiiilinin'* nutloniil lo-ultli In
benefit* he had derived sliu-e com
f a i r -raw*i
(VaellaatO
jpn a move to esentpl bulk truck ing tu the state 12 years ago. ami
*uiiinii- progiiiui
I'his iiiHjorlly
iii Ik Ii I prevent
Ihe pliin
from
rhiportnl from grove* from pro revenlul experience in (inalemala
teaching the Senuli- f|,"n
where the united Fruit C,t. net up
vision* of the hill.
G
ir
l
Tiifl told ii luinhei men's meet
The vole defeating the truck a ImHplMI
ing Hint the "greatest! failure of
er’* amendment wn» Ilf-IT.
,
* Mr. Kaddy stated that when the
Ihe Hl*t ( ‘oiigri'MM i* in tin- finanOnly 8enator* King ipf Winter r „ ( Urp Parmer movement was
(Unnllmied <>n I’age Threat
Haven and Mooro of So bring v«t-1 |n|Uated hv the Federal fiovernad agalnat the final bill.
ment in 1918, coureea were con
Dtaeuaalon waa eplritrd In the fined tn teat Imok*. Roya now get
amendment by Moore to let actual
France* Brldgeman of Lake
experience In farming,
truckers hack thalr vehicle* up tu atock railing and other practleel Mary placed
20th and Cnr.dr
IIM Ittsw a 0* M a s Tfereei
farm work, he pointed out.
David of Geneva 3Ufh Friday In
Oliver Andea traced the Future tke Miami Herald’* dlatrlH spellFarmer* to early activities carried Ing Bee In Miami, B. C. Hteele,
on III Virginia, then made a Fed principal of the Sanfnrd Grammar
eral project hy the Smith Hughe* Nchool,
... :• reported.
-----1
. .
A imv in Clri-iiil Court v*- i art of 1918. Following the lead of
Htate winner J n the cont^_*t_ wa* (rr,tllv
mM,„ .............. .........
Leo Garrett, 14, eighth grader of grin-" diiiimgi'* loinMlnp fa.MIH to
Agrirnllure la chartering a train ; Kverglade*,
who outapelled td nnils ii|-iiin*l tin- Central Trin-I.
Agrirullur
. ...
I for delegate* to the national FKA I other i-onte*tanta from 21 mull- Ing Line" mh the result of m
C. W. Pat Johnaon wa« Installed1convention In Kanaaa City In July, Hr* lie receive* the annul prlre .mile" -ii'talned Ii a irm-k m u
a* commander of Boat 5302 of the he *nid. The atatc meeting will be trip of nn ull-expenae trip to ili-iit livo years «g". (I I' Hein
................
. . . . .
” to
- rimipetr
‘ In
Veteran* of Foreign War* at It* Daytona Beach.
He told of Future .Washington,
D. U.
ilen, eli’rk of the m int, "mil M.imeatlng Monday night at the Farmer acllvltlca In the Miracle u nntlonul snelllng contest.
ii'omliiu
"Soil
“ prnjrct, such a* setting up
The Miami
held, , In
Tourlat
Center.
, , . i-ontaat wa*
,
,
C. C llimihirMin was foienian <f
the miiniclpa auditorium which »|„. |„tv »hi,h ln.li.de,I lt„f„. I
0 Other officer* Installed by Post fence*.
was
filled
with
an
enthualastlr
MalliU,
c . I. Hiitner. Joe .Mikb-i.
Commander F. D. Scott were:
He announced that Klwaulan*
Jack fiordv, aenlor vlca command II. C. Hetir) and Harold Kaatncr crow,) of rootera, Ineludlng teaeh- J,.. |( f . Htr„ riJI llr„| lt«viM-m.i
er; Mr. Bcolt, Junior vlca com-j had been named honorary rue ro ers and the rclntlvaa of contest- W Hniriiu.
mander; E. A. Monforloa, chap- ller a of the Future Farmer*.
■•d*fi. W Speinei replesenteil Hie
Is-n f.anett was the first hoy pUmtiffi, in Ihe suit" which
lain! L. F. Boyle, advocate and I Kill stun Raker revealed that
Roy Wright, quartermaater.
• local Future Farmara earned *8.- to win Hie i-iMltrat since IIMI when la , le i Monday. The Irmk mm
Outgoing Commander John U 65S In project* laat year, worked Htuner Lynn of Dad* county won, panv wa* represented Ivy Mn»
Calloway wa* given a “round of on 290 acre* nf land for crop* tn the nmtest Friday II year old w,.|| Wells, K. F Hoiisluildei sml
applauat" for hi* work for the and pasture development, grew I*mvinlfi MiltiR«n, Mvcnth grader Ihe firm of Mi-liiiiie, Voiii Itpla
orienliatlon during the peat year. cattle, and raised 600 chicken*.
((•N lllIlM Ob P f f f y « ifl
Plaintiffs who leceived iliimagi-"
Commander Johnion aiktd for Preacnt crop* Include corn, bean*,
T- ;
wer*', Lucille McCormick, ll.hHf,
^o-operatlon of the member* In pea* and tomatoes, he revealed. ,» . •
Her
^carrying out program* during the
Mr. Morris pointed out that
i
- r . , T o l l o l s o u u o n lamy. t:i,26A; Mallie lllacksliein.
coming year.
1*0 lO
l a l l B h H H H e e *694; Annie Taltnii, grt 10; llaitic
Ca»h prliea were given to J. C, Future Fanner* ran earn agrh-ut■
Carter. *4.’I0; Mallie Mi-oll. 41,1 tn,
Jenklnn and Billy Mill*, winner ural diploma* In addition to tho*e
city Cnmmisxlonar John Krlder
M*" Wigglnr. |,*II5; C miI.i,
and runner-up In the marble given for general school work, and
tournament for boye which the stated that they devote two hours'and Edwin Shlnholaer, city at- "Ing .ilc, 47mi ami Bolierta Ad'ii
a day to the agricultural work, i lorney, motercil yesterday afterPoll aponeored.
. . ---------------------John "Tex**” Brady wai named also shop work. The two agricult-1noon In Tallahe***e to contact t
earned th e' Senator Boyle ami Represent*- 1 M ‘i I I
A p e n u
f b i*
a* a delegate to attend th* elate ure shop* here have
2 a .L T t . N I I I
VFW convention In St. Patera- rating by the State aa pilot shujia, i lives ndliam and Smith regarding 4 • " ' • "
he aald, referring to the shop* for 1City sponsored measures tn Im
burg.
Prior to the meeting, member* both white and colored students. I Introduced to the legislature.
___ _____________________ The hills Include the new City
0 *nd vlaltor* enjoyed a flab fry.
A LLA H A B H EE.
Mar IS—
) —The Hm h today adopt
ed a resolution nun tnending
tfu*«sp 4yer reporter* covering
(be Legislature for "fairness,
Impartiality, arturacy and thoroutline**." Hag, Pooser of Jack«M, introducer of Ik* resolu
tion, aald he often depended on
the praaa “to tall me what went
M hi the House."
S
Eaddy, Andes O ut
line Activities Of
School Farm Group
Legislative Opposition Mounts
Commie Armies
Open 2 Attacks
InShanghai Area
Governor ( racks
Gearhart Eisler
Down On Culhrcnth
Government T ro o p s ’
Reported
Holding
Firm At Shihutnnn
SHANGHAI. M.v 12
i,|>» ,
Ifv*I lours piishril t«> within 21
miles of sli.lligli.il lull, II
I wo sep.ir.ilr (<immiiu.it>
Mi kt were iimlerwuy Ihe nr,irrsi
w.is .,i |unhang. 21 mile, in ihr
molliwesl Hiller figlitiiig llieie wo»
repoilnl hy ihe Sh.ingh.ti g.irrisnu
Communique
\ lim e southwest ol tins gie.il
A* mo i itV hail ir.ii lied Muluituug,
a hamlet 2r> mile, snulhwe,I of
Sh-ingliai, Governirieiil Hoops llieie
Weir irpmleil holihug linn
On the irn li.il China Hankow
front l riiHal News Agrm v de
K iiheil fighting ol "luipiri rifenlrd I
fury raging,” Hilt front 'he ,i/r |
Of lo u r s involved this .iitin ii seem -I
ad to lie on a snnill si *le
I'AI.I M IASSKK, Miiyi 12
• l*i
inn Wan I’D '(imIu )
vkiif immI Slirtiff lliik'li r*iiLm ith
»if I I i IIsIhhimiitIi coimly Mini In*
util 'ti-p.n.l linn fruin tiffin*
if tin n*
fitiot|»t*r
iD'li •*» ntt*in|i|f*t| killihk' 11k
t\A.i
111\dlvmif iiH’tu
L f l' "f flit \ rliiTM flltiillv H»‘
Hi ill ’Till' lit Irnipt in| IlsMHsO'MI
I Impi "f
Vi’liimn'* lust
S hihL ix nf ti*i M
<•••it •», silit t in Iit
in tin* • vfjcfin
\ llll't iti'l fill'd
iittfH'k xvii' mmlr ii|K»n tins
rllu rti t( . ........ in fi m(i i nf
llU ilium mh f hr .Sii Mill III DilV,
uhilr In. a i Tm Imtknl nil A
111**i *' Lia/in ittnI hixxh's** «rilll»*
ilHH IlMf I»l*e1II • earn111!11t*d| Ifl Mil*,
ntlltr A cl Hum *m Ltifil i
Lm
uMnunitlt -I *•111\ l*\ pitifrwHiniml
niitiiiinli'li-fisviMiml n u n
iinih run ( \id tuilx tiniiiH iMti
(liiloiiH Mf lux litvt rlif'Mtrim’ll!
t.JIY IMXX I’llftin ••IIIMIlf I'ltUsd'H
ii HHisr ••f 11ntnunity fro in (hh
sriiitiim. nliifli I'lrt.l
ciim r
l.itxx rlifttis rinriil hi Mi IUL mi
nilirh I y
i- mIiiius! wholly
ymii im 4|»miiwiL||i |y “ Mr
it *Mint itiil iMfml 111hx i *ion Hml
rnjuirrw Him umxihmmp In
run* Mint fin* luxx- In* fulllifiillv
i«m! it*I*Id**I *’l Mimm*
fi'|i% lull II|Dl|| VMII In Mflfnr i r
I Ii v
I il vx in Ml IIs! Nil "H|«It
I 'eIIIl|t \
Reported To Be
Ship Stowaway
Berlin Blockade End
Called Source Of
EncouraKemcnt For
World By President
W ASHING ION. M.v I .»_ (/T)—
iSrHflrnf | fllUMII IhM litt newt
Officer i nilfrrrm r Iml.iy Ilf Jill i#r* H
lirnl f-»i i f'l.fMHl.OMf 1,01)0 intffjivf
s Posi. e .
. *n
»•* «v«ml « U | im ! ^nd
Immigration
S.iys, Man
, .
tivclv I Cl V n t I I I r fl irfin* ,,„f I Il.r*
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a,
I If he|(r*xr t Hi 1ml Itdh!t Lcfn
WASHINt.IMN Mu 1 ,'
tf
r
,
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, I ilni'Mifiifnl
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Millet s.titl t, ml,t v t sIowmw.iv t
1 m uH Pm d11p(V !i*|vd»prri Jl.,*
hlt.irtl t fo il.I, ,It11> ,1 ,e,i h i. Iteeu
<NMI.IHKI.OlMI M1t| i »MIHI.IKKI^OOO
positive),
itlnililted i, (te.tthttl
Pmxx Uii pfir [•Ill'll- ilrKl
I.i*let, tins.mg then ( omimiiiist
Aimirrim; r-pnilx w|im n ItfH
I lie X I ye t, old f isle,, who I,
xxlirlhef lie Hill fell i f
1,11 lllg tw o | i o , slide ltd setilen, es
nr*I pm ir v* Mif f’rf
ill I Ills toonin
ill. tppe.iteil l-ssl Of Ml im if.n f
%nIr nI lint v.| it4 lit,it wMi||rl bn
week fIulii his hoinr in Nets V u k
XAMtVf’fl 'Mil Xxhrn ihf uimiinf f»f the
f Ir w is fire ..ii f .! IJMMt I, ,,|
tlrllttl
is detetnmietl I tlet he Mid
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I iiioi New X i>ik
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B«11\ llltf <*J4f1 fkf
litifhi'i inn**
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t iimplol#ly
a kji ri*t| xxif Ii I liMlghtiHi hInjilt <**'‘*11*
umv mi,| •Inxi l>> I,,.d piH.-tu-e.i this
in making i,i" Jununry Imdget re,. <in..■<■** H« !■■*• S'iibVI
X II*XX
I lie SlMllgh.il g.misnll -mleieil I
A ix h iv l
fm
J ra il
a Ml
M ill'"
M h * vltH X B M t t
C * x i h i . b i l l It ■I n 1 *■
all giivemineul ilep.it line lit' -'ill of]
mill plisee iliel till's 1.1, ,e .p.iinl ,11
Slniiigh.il within two sseek.
olll lei-orils *•! the hlltl, 'hitr null
Uii- I-Iilliuiuillipie lluln nli'il the
plllie nf l*:isle| " lb iiihh-il
Ui-liiiniuit*te hml lUHite n .oh.Inn
"I don't siippo.e uitv oidmnn
lliil mlvisliei' from K hsIihh, utmut
siosv>isvas umlhl l" limning iiiminil
5u mile* *iiii1liwe*l of the. il> I hi
with Klsli-l'» luilh dull- mid pliii'iWiuilll put (III- »oiilllw*-*l piling nl
w i l l 'l l
new SIIIIOI a-ks-d wln-tbel
lln- Ited fim-e* and the nnrttiwe*l
lie [mil Hliy mfm miilinn u. In hmv
forre about eipiiil ill*tMure fl ami
F.l*lei got aluuird Ihe dii|i. Milh-i
tHinngliMi
The imrlhwe*i fnoi
said
W*< ileaerllieil a* flexible, rang in
"ll'a a at range proeeduie One
from 21 to 25 mile* from tin- ritv
.viniId wonder how lie g)ti on the
•The Tan-hang action was de*in
. .
.
^
Of Hosj
bed a* falily haavy. Ilia- Ited* N eccds
eds
H o s p it f ll j
, .
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Ntaww t«", ,-au li’ '!♦-> mfnitwt the.
A m
f?
v n ln in e s e l
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hH'I
Arc
NalliiMHlI*!* under an artillery j
A
FC
LExpluincd
* X p lf ) in C f l
H y nil "dmJin im vVitwe!, Millei ■
if h«< ifmI Mfi Mtiti i*|ihfiMiiily . he
liaringe Tin- eoiiiinnulque *ahl t>
M n c D o n .ild
B r y .in
it*J9x linve ynlleii Initial V
ll Iinlli'iira Ha I'sae liw rl
L .i li i. xxIm h| sm u ih hnx ml my
Mr, Amelia I Innes XA ■
IV,,. hi
Cl,and',-i "f
tm il., eree Mani» full I III lllfl lirMI’I'IMllflk^* till * Let'll
K.iMtini ll.ggiit" HM.I cmmty
ix ini; tn |{H nnl Ihe e«niiitr> f»»t
1 trtn.iiinn .tlly known Im h ri ss,„V
I- ^ i Mm- NViuMiMr-H it jHHN'i! . „ i,,,"'.."in-i W (I Kill'.-.- lo.lav
j Im I ipiril Rtghis Im Wllllll'll I 1111
148*I i f l iim'h liiiii hi "mill In * ii.iepted Ilie HivltHllHi.
"f ttrln
i Im IMIi ill of llir iutem.ili"ii ll iiA *t I ti|M*rl Mti'iil Aim ** Lit** |i."i,-"ii. .'I.hI io .'.o "I the Flood
I lhe N iii.'ii il
. ,.,,it"| t’.uiiinit■ "f I liirliln. to
X»M*k
I ii-.j n*i llrjuif l mml
!'h ,11i-ri<1 ,i mueting Stiiunbiy morn
[ I,.
night l"hl IJitMIXi* 11*||t If1|! IlH 4|l T,l»||*J»*'HI mg nl HMtrt t,M,uk i.t the (lke»j
Ilii'Uie,* anil 1’ ih I ph ih ii .i I Whuiciis
, ,
,
.
. Kin
i mJ Si’»(I Imill N!*f•!
mx'
, |,"I,.-.- Cmirl H.Hi'H t" 'tis.'iHX
TA M PA .
Mnv
12 i /I’ i 81*1... , . ,
. i !,_
men were auesleil
lust, ..i„i.,
night ui „» , l lllb thill vile behrves Ihe N ili'.o il i , i • txjiHnikf Ini Mm* IL i L h v L* H,||" prop,,".-d "I, fl""d r"ldr"l
, emote m ill I'Hiongli 1-imnty shark | • Oiigiess will p iss .III ...............nl i . i, at S mhI| ihiii |i I miiIn it,, lelegrnn. -cut Mr III*
mi charge, nf bollta
throwing, irmoving wnmen (nun die ■•t •
I i ,fri !ijih h'InnMi’ll « 1 miihihhi gdt" the
invitation
mentioned
being llo- No i "pr.,pi.".-d idll"
", 'bn I ■•*•
Sheriff Hugh ■ullueiith said to
,ry ,,f then Iiiis I mui('« "gimils mil I ' ...........
Iti'l 1.1 111," C"I,I,I<>
in allegeil i.latur.- witli lefrrrin-i- ><< main'"F-i li.illrl" ami mske them n p iil wilh
i.'l.i.. ll.e 11
(■HU.m.ltec "" leiiaiu-e i.liil "p,-iat,".i ■"•(. being
All six, including foils m
g
i .
.
Hve Bartow
their a,Idle".". »'(•» s i Isr as him,.,., tight- ... I
\ mi 11 an Ad it il itlie <>1" Im, ii by Iim-uI men - " I be ."•■rt'ng
,*Ii' help f.iM.I Ii*' C.llt'-'l N.i
I hey were held under 115(111 l.oml
e.iie.l
let.iii'il "f '"hit".* ,i" port
e(f,M l to t....... Il" w e t a n.-t-"
Mn Walk fl, wliii It 'xxHilfi (Hi! iii ................
caeh on charges of .Muhictl.ig »
■'Under the ph .piin t lu ll.,' Mr
l-'ltery, Sheriff ''ulhrei.H, said
Wm,r, Park, w.„ nil.n.lm -.1 In ... I. it > fl,,- C i,,!c l Stales velon
,.i 1, iiimI lelt.M, (,» 1,1" .„.( Iv*- Hi "iixt.ii »liite.i. "mtlbige will t,e
..o w n
p.” W M o i’;
>-«»
... ............
levied in eacli i.miity
affected
,„ the raid, said the alleg.-.l h.ilila I ptrsitlrril, and Ilf i talk w.o l.n. ,,1
l|,
in,.' "t mm'' Him. tu -VI Y ',.11 county will definitely be in.l , I"-,, I 'll..,oi.io, -1■ in'........I | .'Iiifl,'.] hy this toll ’’
,1.rowing was
cn„l,u-leil in « ,,.sl over Station W IH K Ih.s nn
I. P". i .i H h. i pioreetluiK* m *•»«' [
Mt IliggilP. pointed ".It 'bat
•hack one mile inside the H llli- ; r|l<|,nenl In llir
......I th.
i
yt'l.l"
..'■■Ilnur* Ob »•««• I ' " " >
Ur.mgh comity line.
I Inileil States, she s .i.l, .......... b.
n.il
I,,"
.............
..
bud
II.
I
y Myi*m
InriiHflrfl hii*.
,
l,.,img ,i seven loom, 4 «
hltf* iiidm iim (it*nrir«* Ai nwkf women ami met. ,<le„i,i ,1
Sinik'll Tomato Grows
I. ,|,a. I li.el.l in New X ", L
*5, Mini JnniDM K
Hitwklnn, *!7 ioit iratis ” e.|iirthtv >•( right - int'i"
i
i
..|liei
nmide
'
tr.',quint
•
"f
!
I lie negroes wet. lilfiitirtffl ii m llir laws shall mil l>c .Irmrii
On Folato IMnnt
11.. I..., lnii'„I did nut *m .wet *•"
Hill Atwater, 51: Solon Wear, I I . ..liridge.l hy the U liilr.l 'ii.,ir.
I,e|| tvI,......... ..
•I
taines C. McFarland, M, and one
tlnnllauea .1* M s r l h ,, n
W|,h! „|>|»'OI " t" h,
, «,nll....r*1 Ho I'eae
.
negro thilil. Mildred Bl.-k*, 15.
green louiatu '• glowing *n t
Slier iff CullireHth pointed mil
NKIiltO II U LII
BUS HER V IC E
|i"(*( i vine it. ((,■' void "I Mr
that he did not believe Utr "l«
t i ,,.I. W„«t,1li«1"». 55 ...........bl !
Mr* It F Hubbard. -’" It
Ad liHonel "ervlrc Hy tl„ "...
..ere throwing holltn for -*le in fin.I Transit Line* includr' '•
14! •*>. iv*" arreate.l la 9 nlgtit l.ity Court, riie plant ix one 'f
im , l, iiiik.-nm-HH l«y Pittiolman lute .if Irish potato plant" Neartill* <-minty.
Ini" rout.’ In Five Point" nii.t , •
H H U FFLEB O A R D -T O U R IB T
|^
‘ for
t g f ^ lf f lo S
Mlxnn, act-ording to Myer*, **id tutu l.y the old Orlnn.lo higt.wi.v | '..mt, II.H-kett
file
negro " ...........
line of lit wit p'.t»t'i plxnU.
.
.......... and transfer hy the County to i
---------.i.ey came to HIII*l.or.mgn tiec*u»e slid the Kenfnrd Mu nit-il ui I A m lo,,,)' helped heie pending
Nem hy |n » i .hv nf tomato
|
f, tun llayloiu.
Hen,'i 111lltll .1
j ?s. ®Sn*°*rtL®-!!U*f
Vh I*be CUy of two parcal* nf laud: i C*l®rV Is almnt two weeks ahead the heat wi. h on" In Polk county. I'.irt. Another rmitc Includes ........ ..I
and Ihe Sanford Tourlat Club w ill. the former hospital altc on Esist
*ba regular growing season ami
I . mint Him on ,. .-bulge
«"
And III MInihI the Ml*mi I billy I rip* w tl*y to Itcns'iu Jinnti.-ii
l,i-i. .lac"''..-.., >"ll .-.>i."*rv»t'nea J ? n" si0 nt ,u PP- r tobl*kt »t (First Hlreat, and tha new base- ' ""'y *>mut1.8.10 acres remains >> New* made pul,lit wlmt it H*i,| vi» l.nke Mnnrne.
...iii "iit.l battery
i*.l, » t.o viewed (hr plant thl,
Tan thouiand flngerlltig be**, 0!80 P. 6L
-hell park on Melltir.vlll* Avenue, i Flnrlda. M. I, Ctillum, sales inana >*s * "aeciet rode" lined hy ruckmorniiiK s*i.l tlmt Hie tuniitosupplied by th* Florida Qatqa
— ———
*ig er f,,r Clmsi* anil Co., amiiiiiiiceil .leer* in carrying nut their
llke growth mlgnt t's Hie rexult
and Preah Water PUh Commit*
lialay. On May I remaining aerr ,,mated J t ,6(81.1881 t, year ''lllognl
"f a croas with a *"jt of
•Ion, ware recently placed In
"I® was alaiiit 2,:m7.
wild tumeto vine which gtowx in
•lirce-nuinhcr* *nd bookie bnaifour takoa In thla area by mam(('•■llanea O*
Konrl
He estlmateil the
reiualniug
the vicinity More ran be told
bora of the Seminole County
Central Florid* acrengr in celery
when the plant, now nevsial
MJportamen’a Aaeoclatlon, Oeorgo
LIO N S C O N TES T
months old, h nesrei maturity.
■t P92 acre* of which 522 acres
KjA. Speer, president, announced tnThu Lions Cluh All-Htxr Junior
I,. HHid.
la gnideu variety and 410 naxcnl
Moat nf thla acreage is in Ihr l iaeball g*ine will not be played
J XV. Wllaon, entomologlal at
lake* In which the baa*
IAM PA. M*v 12 (Spc. i.il t X' II Nfiithnitl. e e fu iiv . v.,r I In- Central Florida Experiment
muck Area* of Zallwood and Ovir- i»m.irrnw night.
Another date
NEW
YORK,
May
12—(/P)—Americans
and
Britons
are
havini
weta placed are Seminary Lake,
do.
will bo not and announced later, president of the F in l N*liim..l Mink >t I*ni(t* ami rli*nm*u <d th- .Station, when informed bv tele
Lake of th* Wood, Triple Lake a family quarrel on th* subject of finincei. The ariumtnts lound
Cutting was started Monday m King Lion Hamilton Blshee said Sliilc Adviiory .S«viiiK> B»»nd» ( iunmiM-r, Aitn.iun. r.l lo.Uv ill* ip- phone of Ho- plant, stated that
and (Mden Vtke- Thl* waa Uta very much like some you may have heard at home on how In mala the Wclradale section. North Fliir- tid* afternoon,
I>om,In,rot of T. E. Til. ket „l .S.itifnid n rhalitn.m ol llir Sriiiilmlr potato plants sometimes grow
first detvary nf flqgirllnga by the and* meet.
sued no,la Hud closely resemble
Ida
celery
acreage
la
ealinintr.l
a
i
-------------------------Cimuly Saving* flmul« r'liintmltrr
Commission' this spring,”*•!
*mul tomatoes.
308
acre*
of
which
I0H
aero*
lx
In
AMOS
'N
A
N
IlY
S
U
E
D
The
British
say:
wa
should
cut
down
on
expenses.
Speer. Application* for more flab
Nlr. Tucker, now taihier <>f (hr MoinU Siatr flank at .Sanlwtl. w.n
The g. len 1" the hobby of Mr
LOB A N G ELEH , May 12—(A1.—
The Americana say: you ahould »------- ■
---------------- ■ - - — _ _ golden, and 190 acrei In pascal
llubbnrd, an employee of tho
Fla. and
Saranota finished cutting M.m- Amo* 'N' Andy have been sued fnr born In Blountetown,
of I no out and make more money.
, , , , , ,
moved to Hanford In HU I after1v(,||„u f,lr themselves greater fl- Florida Power and Light Co Tthe
day and shipped but one car nf 1300,000.
•
!»• SSJuT w
new home was completed ami oc
tty f„r the future.
celery.
The
William
Morrii Talent attemllng Wahhlngt.m and l.ca ltNlllin|
^aocUiioe, repwted that T i l quail Jjt* tha open today in Paris for
thn war hr
..m-ouraglng to mo to cupied in January.
The Belle Glade section report* Agency,. which filed the action University. During
♦trapped tn -doead a n a s , where tbe neighhora to bear, Is over
hunrntg Is not permHBkiJhed been
i s do about Europe after 'S5hs s a ^ " s a i l t ’s s s : approximately 800 acres of which I yeetordav, claim* It lost a weekly served In the A ir Force a* an kl|,iu, ,|IHt th|. ,loop|r („ K|„rttlw
N EW LION
Ml(irr thllll *7o>
(K8>,<H>n in K*vrommleslon of $11,000 after ne- aerial photographer rrom 1941-12
tb# MarebaH Plan end* In 1969, •**"*
,n
1,v* M *»* four-fifths It gulden variety.
King, a three year "id lion,
w ill Um American taxpayer have and atlll come out atran.
_ Carload shipment* of reriminlng gotUtlng * contract for the radio and wa* a purser in the Merchant ing* Bond* Inst ynar and 19411
was brought hack from Boss Al
Thla view |a being urced cur Florida celery amount to 1,000 to comedian# with Lever Bros. Com Marine from 1043-44.
to go on auheiiiy.fig its economy
"iil.-i to data are running welt
*/■
He lx a member of the Junior alien,I of the *uma period in 1948, len's animal farm at Ocala where
to keep Western Europe from fall- rently at the meeting In Oenevn 1,200 car*.
P*"yChamber of Commerce, the Pres Till" should ho of inlerext t«. every Venue, three year old llonexx had
of the United Nation* Economic
lag to the Xuaaianaf
Golden *weet corn ha* been
byterian Church, I* nrtlvc in buxines* man heenmte every Sav heon token In exchange. This
C H A R L E S V A L L E E D IES
ItPA
KNA. Caltf.,
The Britleh have plumped for Commission. But the dispute it worm free, due to proper Insecti
Scouting and I* a director of the ing" Bond (h.llnr represent* future morning King was snooting com
W
ESTB
RO
O
K
,
Me.,
May
19—
self
between
th*
American
and
austerity,
which
nteaaa
to'
Import
cide
treatment,
and
le
of
excellent
tm - ’
fortably In hla ruge which xtill
leaa, espactally from the United Britleh point* of view la being quality, with shipments of late i/P)—Charles A. Vallee, father of Hospital Association and an active liun-hnslng power set aside to buy Imre the sign, “ Venus."
■topped '
*v and to consume lees. Aua- aired at today’s meeting of the bringing $3.00 a bushel. F. O. 11. motion picture, radio and «tag« committee member of the current ids ifood* and service* when sales
9 do—
l ook n u lla i a m o A International Chamber of Com.
order te “*o*b
“
Vi•l«nrla oringo deil is now seter Rudy Vallee, died at hi* hospital drive.
may lie needed much more Ihin
M E E T PO STPO NED
todej
In making
Ills
■ccrpt*t,rc now."
mere* In Peril.
^ i u spoken hie
drtwlnff to a close. Premium fruit home here today.
Duo to the death of Luther
known,
Mr.
Tucker
said,
“I
feel
The
death
of
the
81-year
old
Wh* wlehap.
le bringing M<60 e crate, F. 0 . H.
_ dispute
Mr. Tucker I* now forming a Harkuy, father of Mrs. Edward
X-ray*
Earlier In the saason the profit retired druggist waa unexpected. that proper management of our committee to assist in promoting Klrcher. executive secretary of th*
broken up lea ...
jtI,^a A
HBRUBIMKJ
forthcoming
Opportunity Bemlnolo County Tuberculosis end
of the •Ight-mgn eenaulUttve margin fop growers waa cut way Ha had worked In hla garden yea- national dabt fa the responelbllity t h e
of every American and we can do Drive to run from May Id through Health Association, the annutl
down by tha $1.76 price then re- lerday.
of mlnistere far the
VaOaa bad operated drug stores no finer thing than to encourage June 90 during which time every meeting of th* ftiaoclatlon, origin
for 40 year* before hie retire- more people to put away aome of American will ba asked to, “ Put a lly senedulad to taka ptec* to
Wilfred (Lefty) Lefebvre, Brown meat la 1999. He wee a graduate thalr eavtgga In U. B. Saving! More Opportunity in Your Futura night i t 8:00 o’clock at th* City
baseball coach, formerly waa a of Iherbteoke College, fiber- Bonds, thereby becoming a 'share with U. 8. Saving* Bonds." Tha H ill, hex been postponed to •
holder (g our government and probrook*, P. Q.
( O t i l l s s e * Oa Page V e a st
pitcher for the Boston Rad Sox.
lite r data.
Lake Mary
Places 20th In
Spelling Contest
•G W -Johnsonl*
Installed Head
Of V.F.W.Pont
K ruler, Shin hoi
Mrs. Walker Tells
Business Women
ng Of Human Rights
10 Negroes Win
Damage Suits In
Circuit C ourt
fuyi.., itnhinsm,. n-m n„i„ n,,
H i^ins AndKilbee
To Attend F lood
Commi I(eo Meeting
fi M
i»n Arrested
On llolilu (’h a w
In I l i l l s b o r u u K h “J
.
Celery Remain To
Be Cut In Florida
Four County Lakes
Restocked With Bass
Americans And Britons Are Having
Quarrel On Subject Of Finance
T. E. Tucker Named Chairman Of
Seminole Savings Rond Commillee
!XmS,
ana?.
tU lA 'L Z i
—
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o b i—
etiMlMWtoa
tiMs i
�THURSDAY MAY 12. 1949
CAGE TWO
In Hmj li n t perav>ciitlone of
Christians 'n Rim e, under Nero,
l)iv Apostle* I’e ltr ami Paid weru
Kilit tn have been martyred,
Legal Notice
s iim r K
Banloril Flurliln, May lllh , l»4»
NOTICK IM IIKIIKHV IIIVKN lhal
pursuant 1o r-h-pfer 1»t, Florida
blslulrs, mtl .*« itmriidad, I fir i<>|.
In wins ilaacrllifd land In Hemltiola
Connly. Flurlit*. will lia olfarad
tor sal* al nulillr milrry fur the
hlfhaal and lieat rn.li Mil, el tha
(I4.nl ilixir of III* Heiiilmil* Fount?
Court linn**, nt Hanford, l.aalnalne
al II.lit A. M., on Monday, May
l(. h A. It H ill
ait 4 lllork |o lirnatnwold I'lat
look 3 t.uena »0 A M IA I’lat
look I page* lo A lit.
,oi 7 lllork > Hanlaiido Plat
look 3 |tllurn SR 4 M *7 A l|.
tola I* A *t» Hanfti l*ark I’lal
look 3 |taaa It.
oil II Ini Addition to I’afk
Marines Come Up
With Plans For
’Copter Invasion
The now T.liendort* It* ms* veil
National Memorial I’ark covera
Q U A N TICO M ARIN K HASH,
r.H.IKM) acrea along the Little Mis Va., Muy 12—1/1')— The Marines,
souri River In North Dakota.
Invasion specialists, have come up
J with the worid'a first force of teaItor nr helicopters for putting asaault troops ashore.
And they think that In this idea
there may also l>e a means for aavKin rids, by your wife Joy Ander- Injr Navy ships In any future
-in. Tbs nstlirs of tha sum la lhal
ut Ids urea. Tha partita ara-Jny beachhead battle where an enemy
Anderson, t’tufmlff, mid Karl An mljrht strike hack at an Invasion
derson, liafandant. Too are rciiulr'<*
cd In flla your appearanca or uri fleet with atomic bombs.
nate nr mullon In tb* Hill of t’nniThe leAtherlierks showed this Inplnlm on nr baforr Jon* I4tli. |*»4ti
-lai- a drera* urn roiifraso will In novstion In warfsre to a group of
.Congress memla’rs yesterilny, Tonileri-il nsalnsT ynu.
Witness my hand uml -ml *• I tiny the lawmakers were hnck in
No t i cm o f r i nbii i t i i a
clerk of Hi* Circuit Court, till
IN T ill: NAMK I IF T ill: HTATI I’lreull, Hrmlnnl* Cniinly, pinroiit i Washington to weigh tills demon*
OF FI.Oil 11IA : IIIIKKTINHH;
ui Sanford, Klnrldn HU- lllh ,1,1V stratlon of new toclinltpie Hgulnsl1
To.Karl
Anderson.
HI iHIUKNCI nt May,
»
jtalk In Home ipiurter* thnt perhaps I
UNKNOWN.
It, r I IK II NIK IN
I the Marine Corps is no lonittl
Von, Karl Audrr-nn. nr* hrri
•’lark. 4'ir ru ii f m iri
hnilfird Dial anil In dlvorca its HKAI.
'needed and should lie merifeil Into]
|the army and naval aviation,
i Meanwhile, the Marines prepared
ANN PAGE
ANN PA G E
1 'I to move the helicopter airlift unit
Tender Haked
1 from the simulated fllftbt deck
Boston Style ur H (marked out on an airfield) and
with Tonalo Saurr E a mock beachhead area tn the car
rier palau for operation as part
of war eiercises along the Carolina |
i mast.
|
he Marines’ Idea Is tills:
•rrlers can move in toward an
enemy roast, then put up heli
Inna V. C.
copters with combat troops and fly
them safely over ami beyond dang
erously fortified enemy bench posi
tions for the first phase of uii at
Ann I’ukc
tack. Landing craft, creeping in
Salad
Dressing
Pt. jar 25c
Qt. Jar 45c
Peaches
Beans
3
22-oz can Lr>c g
J
No.
Tomato Soup
Ketchup
I
Iwo Jlinn how costly tills cun la*.)
T li* enemy may lar able In ra tl
in at* III* nrobabl* ImuicIi front
whi'i* an invasion fore* will hit
and thus la* prepared. Hut hi* can't
guess whom a wandering sipiadron
of helicopters will chuns* In land
a tore*.
N iitlny
Oleomargarine
loon I’lkln or H. Rising
Flour
fi
In the Marines’ view, the meth«i.l possesses ii ilufeusive value as
great ns the offensive character
istics. It means that the carrier
fleet which launches this Initial
alrlmrne wavi* of riflemen need
not lie gronpeil In u tight, compart
fnrtnnilon ■
■ u fin. concentrated
turifcl for no enemy ulomlc bomb.
Here Is whul tin* ilenuinstratlon
looked like tn I he Conirress meinhers:
lllm'keil nut on the air field at
Quantlcii was an urea representing
'tin* flltfht deck of Ihe J’nlini, On It
were eight I'laseekl 'copters. The
Inke-nff order sounded, Riflemen
>Jumped lulu the rotary winged
"landing Ilouts.” The ’copters rose
swiftly, two at a I line, one forward and line lift. All eight of the
tiig ''flying Imiianas” werr* air*
hairne In u little over one minute.
The spectators motored nut to
ii wasteland where a simulated en
emy mtaitlun existed, including
liiia-khuuses. Waves of Jet fighters
ami Itomtiers swooped In,' I* * tin#
ilown anti-aircraft fire, driving en
emy air opposition nut of the area.
Then, sneaking at tree top level
up throw a shallow vulley to avoid
detection liy theoretical enemy rad
ar riels eiime till* helicopter trans
ports. Seventeen aeeonda sufficed
for
the ’roplers to touch the
ground, let the troops leap nut,
then flv off. In a matter of minu
tes the ’copters returned. This lino*,
two of them carried lli millimeter
park howitzers. The helicopter pilots put the howltxers down at
the exact point specified by
KUna cwwit. A
flikurnky
helicopter came Into the area, took
station n» a "fire spotter" to tell
the artllllery where Us shells were
landing over a ridge of hills. Other
’copters flailed In with more am
munition.
Meanwhile, steady ulr support
from the fighters uml boinlwrs
puondcil the enemy positions with
rockets, Imuitia, fire bumlm and
machine gun bullets.
I’m* Vegetable Shortening
!
SUNN Y I'JK LD
S L IC E D
I.H
Bacon 65^
(loldcoin
.’Mb can
Peanut Butter 1-lb jar
Ann I’uge I’repareil
Spaghetti
WHITE BACON .... lb
22-o/ can
Tub Butter
HAMS.................. lb*
JUMBO SHRIMP lb.
HERM AN - W I L S O N C O D A l l Y
P U R E PtlRK
Sausage Meat 1 lb. bags
Marvel
Home Style Bread
B lin d
A m erican
Cheese Food
Angel F'ltiil
Bar Cake
I uiik
TomatoeH .
2
SAVE
15c
ON A POUND
Lima Bunns
22-oz can | 3c
Hurv*y A v .rst*
Ann Page Gelatin Desiert Puddings A Ice Cream
Desserts
I J.‘,
S parkle.......................3
Ann Psge 18%
pkga2tK
*
Maple Syrup ................ Q t 55^'
Whitehall**
Condcnncd Milk
14-oz can 2CK'
Frontline Clmcnlate Crvered
Thin MintH..........1-lb pkg. 2 F
Tea B a g s........
15c
Our Own Tea . '/rib 25c
Our Own
111 In Pkg.
Tea B a g s .........
14c
Bciltiit
Ice Cream ........
pt. 25c
Comod lleef
Hath . ..... 12-oz can 35c
Veal Loaf 7-oz can 29c
Viepna Sausage.... 18c
Sweet Corn
Large Golden Ripe
Uananas
Morton’s Salt .... 2 for 17c
Fteeh
WF. R E S E R V E T H E R IG H T TO L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y
Margaret Am quail- sirloin Steak ...
: . ^ r w : n raH,,,> T-Bone Steak
I . 1 J J J Brisket of Beef
Lem Hamburger
I I J ■ I I Chuck Roast
.
Lykim* Southland Brand,
Hi'iiily-To-Rat
HAM S
I
D**xtei
Sliced Bacon
VEAL l Wenter n Milk Fed—AA Grade
F rn n k H
Bair Sausage
Streak-O-Leun White
Kraft's Kay Cheddar Cheese
Western
Large Stalk Pascal
Fresh
EGGPLANT
Black Eye PEAS.. 2-lbs.
No. I Texas Yellow
Golden Ripe
BANANAS........3-lbs,
Fresh Florida
Ithrd Head
TOMATOES..... 2-lbs
CABBAGE
PACT. PACKED,
2 PKG. LIMIT
Sumlruncheil nr H um I ’h
J'lllH hu ry’it Beni
Blo*>)um Time nr Armour’ll
G ro w M ooli Ift-Urn $1.19
Wash S. Eyed er
''
10c coupon
Mliudde package
(a . (13c
Te'iderlt’uf
TEA.........
Dclmoiitu All Grim
Aniiuurs
COFFEE...
Animal’s Health
Aided By Parasite
Control
T A L L A H A S S E E , Msy la iStwrial- Bcven steps to mntml in*
terna) parasites, to help Insure
healthy liveetock gains ami high
production this spring ami sum
mer, were nffereti farmers today
hy the Amorlcan Foumlatlon for
Animal Health.
, *.
"Parasite
Invnslons rut live
stock pr. 'Its hy millions of dollars,
causing loss of weight, anrmlai
unthrlftlness and sumitlmea fatal
dlsaase," tha Foundation warnad.
To curb these losses In 1M9, farm
ers were advised as follows)
If a check-up shows the presenc#
2 no. 303 cans
WtiiT.a House
VINEGAR..
No. 1 .Standard
TOMATOES
KEYKO OLEO
COLORED.
1-LIi CTN,
I
n s-o i
BTIA
FLU B
DOG FOOD.
VV
CANADA
DRY
l
No. I Tnl' Pnrd
m
2
Hwannon Gr. A Med Neb,
Hhipped
....doa. 5 |c
CloverbJoom Gr. A Med
Minn Hhlppfd .... doa. M e
PICKLES
D EP O SIT
tM B W h T .*
Wh. Kern. G, B. 80S can
J s I B B Y ’S C O R N .........u . „
Trrllis, No. .103 can
K « I M w k SB-Nm 11.38
D a ir y V * 4
Large Super '
Hud* 2lie with
MILK.........
SAUCE.....
Choc. Marcel* 6-o*pkg23c
90%
*.su>lb.
8UGAR PEAS ..............
B c n t t h tB-UM 9 1 .0 1
Highland Nectarine*
CiladioluH
.... do
OKRA ........
Donald Duck- Appli
Stokelv’a Finest stLoa can
a S w f t J :;
TAko Quality Feed
Irdeeya Frosen
Golden Bantam
ti-care
Maine or Fla. New
White Potatqrx
End Cuts
Center Cuts
. lb. 45c
2 Hunches
Kerihcy’e
Oreen Beana
999
lb. $Qc
lb. 1 *
lb. 26?
lb. 4 F
lb. 52c
Round Steak Cutleta ......
Veal Sirloin Steak
Rib & Shoulder Chops
Hw.fl'* fri'inlum Celli
Hi in l*kg.
Libby's Canned MeutH
Fancy Gulden
GOOD THRU. SAT.
Nectar T e a ... %-lb pkg 27c
Noctar . •
218 E. FIRST ST,
SANFORD, FLA.
BARGAINS
Morrell’s
Ann Page Tuuialo
FRYERS
Where Customers Send Their Friends
es'T'Bsl™
H m b c y ’s i | e a - ' _________
.5s& s s 3 or r & r r ui
100-lbn 14,I S
J S fP ~ch 1u Cfttibad A C
PINBAPPLE .......................
100-lbn $4.88
Large drape Nut flakee 90c wl
100-lb I4 .B 8
.. ... . . . 100-lb I 3 A 9
S t t a i r . . : ..
M m t r r ’ :;;;,
•ymptema as aeourlng, weakneaa,
and alow galna. ]f these symptoms
appear, obtain a diagnosis to det
ermine whether peraeitee or Infeetluua disease ate causing the
trouble, amt gUrt tka proper treat-(
ment as promptly as poeiih e. It
Is wlee to fallow the guidance
af the veterhmrtaa on such mess.
H A R D IN K S
Apl&cora
no. 1cans. | cans 2|^
W >AM c l e a n s e r
�TH URSDAY ’M A T " 12, 1559
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FI .OR IDA
strike caused brake shortage when aeaaonal to a large extent,
the midden Ford walkout cut Into . At tho same- time moat manutotal output.
Ifaetu m a are reiterating that they
U a t week’a aaaembllea amounted
to make a new production
to 101.383 car* and 22.08*1 trucka. record thi* year and confidently
It had l*wn expected they would add;
top the postwar record of 1:t4,44B ‘‘We can sell nil the cars we can
tlmt wu* reached during the week make In 11(41)''.
D ET R O IT . Mnv 12
Aiii..- i luted Apr. 21.
The Dodge announcement that
llbllc production Sagged 1*1*1 Week
While the combination of work Its new short wheelbase Wayfarer
due to liilmr dispu: i.
er troubles cut Into production, model Is doss' in production has
The Industry him hurdty com dealer re|Hirls Indicate sales are started discussion again of how far
pleted plan* fur overcoming “ continuing to Increase. This Is the trend toward smaller and lighter cars may go. Most producers, of
course, are equipped to torn to a
simitar line of cars whenever they
think the time Is ripe. All the In
dustry’s sales chiefs will be watch|nK the demand that develops for
the new Dodge model.
Announcing a factory retail price
MOOT K X O W tt
of 91.046 for Its two-door Waytuiw flectin W m i I
ferer sedan, Dodge said the car
wus designed to meet a demand for
“ a full sited family t car at the
lowest possible price.”
Nest time you'll* out at a soda spot
Trade sources have been specula
ting that at least twu lightweight
just think of your friend, Heddy Kilowatt
cars are to appear later thla year.
On the production front ChevrpIn modem living, to make my point.
• let continued to Increase Its newly
I'm the guy whu put about runs the joint!
regained trad over Ford. Ohevrolet in first place in production
during 13 of the last 14 years,
l.ik e when loi mailed milks you scream
went hack Into the lead last week
after trailing Ford for a couple of
I not only stir ’em, 1 froze the creaml
months
because of Its
model
I toast the toast, keep the coffer boiling,
change-over.
Automotive news figures show
Keep cold dunks cold, and the milk from spoiling
that so far this year Chevrolet
has built 108,4184 passenger cars
I make the music, and lor that iiu ttri
while Ford’s division has turned
out 202,14V. Meanwhile Chrysler s
I turn the wheels that spin the plattei
Plymouth division has assrmhled
Ami who lights up. if it isn t me.
Legislature
Auto Production
Is Lowered By
Labor Disputes
f
'^ m
w M rn g s
THE WEATHER
1lie pinball game like a Christm as tree'-'
i ni hither and tlnlhei all over the place
le s, the modem pace is fast and hectic
And esen the ion is all-electric!II. II. « iilnunn, Slaaanrt
k.
i so.i
s i.
s h u I u. 4 .
I’la.
FLIiKIDt MttlfI L L IC IT I’HMIV
*
HTinllniirtl I'riiiia l*n«tr lln r I
grove i mol take out fruit withuut
hi.viug it eoiue under pr«vi«lons
nf thr bill.
Sapporter* of the Monte nmetniliienl .aid it Mould help the little
n.an. Opponents «nld It would
“si-uttli” the hill.
K im m
9: mi UVatiTlI J tl lliiaa»r ac*Alin Nrvvpi
9;35 WrAtrfh .l«illlM»rr»
7:00 Til** : .a*a,|.as‘U aI»l!•
7:115 Stwn
.ripurl*
9 06 Popular Mn«l«
8:30 MtirrilhM Devotion*
9:45 Mosul <• In Mush
ft JIG Wnrlil al Nlnr
Your litIi I ir
9:30 Alriarn* Mrlmlle*
9:45 Afiffeln fenr l*» Tr*-.Ttl
10:00 ltill, s Nrw llorrownl lllur
11:00 Or«'lt*"lrrt A Ht Af
)|:9o Mnmlim Vnrlei)
II 4Fa Mttjalr I Inwall
1300: Wnrlil at Mmut
||:|5
The Mouse passed 67 In 42 a
hill which would raise maximum
unemployment compensation pay
ments to 120 u week for 20 weeks.
Tile present maximum is 916 a
Week fur 10 weeks.
Opponents of the proposal snid
It would encourage “loafing."
They cited instance* of employes
tr.klog advantage nf compensation
payments to live In idleness.
Buppoiler* declared the mea*
lure is needed to aid workers
Pi,employed through no fault of
their i wn. They siitil the present
paviiii'iils an iumlei|uule, eipeeiully for those with families to suppmt.
lit,, iiicusure now goo* to the
Beiiule for act Inn.
The cattlemen's hill lo hull live
stock from Florida highway*
without forcing owners to fence
them up in the bock country up*
latently i* going to win out over
a mote stringent measure.
Semiloi Huyinti d of Ml. 1’eteishuig. who leii tile fight for the
total fencing Idll profaned k»y
Cuvet nor Warren, said u cotntnitti which Im* l.ceii seeking a
I'uiiip, ,’iuise will accept the cuttleion '* bill.
lie is a member of Ilie eonftreuce coiiiiiiltte.1 whicli was set
up after the Senate passed the
governor's version und tile lloo-e
adopted til* cattlemen's substitute
tie -aid the coinmitter probably
will make it* report tomorrow
Tlie Him** twin of liuwiutd's
MOO r h i t i
1:0$
|:3fl
AlriefKale Pill*
31ualt'ul Vfifietlr1’*
3: nil
3:D O
l l n r N o n e I In f tx■
li
T u r in ? * *
H (n r
3 30
3 4fa
4:00
4:30
4:4S
5:00
3:30
5:45
9 00
9:05
9:07
8:jn
8-30
8'45
7 oo
7:15
7 30
7 45
8,00
4:15
4 lo
•* oo
s |5
5 30
•» 43
10:00
10 05
15
I o’9o
I 1119* A I (*-ital I llie'ea
Your Memory Hour *
Mliah' t.nV(«rH l*n*RrMIII
P|»y*ls ill Merilelile
11* lte<|tie*t
Th«* I-itll WWitntl Ilnur
Til** 5 1o Itr l$rlal H|tsi|
Story llmtr
Nrw a
Mlni-k MinrliH Hr|*».«t
Put r liar Kl*irlrin
Twl-I.lla* H.ilin*
H|t«trln I'nrnrir
-loi’k l.it wrrtn-r HtitnR
PrlftlriF m» ii t'lmiil
Iti tars fnr ii i.itilt
llrrtri*ml Mir»i*li
Krjfiml*** l»> «*Arls*
31Ikr M ixlrtlrft Iri rr » nf I *11 r H i e **
Mr** | i lee- Ita ml
NlirM IMlllnii
11t**l.ls mi..it
.Mitl int' lln ml
I'nlf HI*** l int.
Hpiirt** IK1ilk *»f i« t »
ks's'nrrilltit In It.-.- i.i
t *Ik11a*«| Niltlilfl*.
9
I H.iiiva'im*'
11 DO
N ew*
I I 05
TunitnMr T» nr
1 1 :10
1 1 ‘35
M hi ft | f ti I
H e tul r u n 11*
N’ r t i f
JA C K S O N V IL L E , May 12—I.P)
LOW 13 00 M|,rn Oil
h ig h
r>4
44
Boston
64
71
Chicngu
IM Io t M o t
VI
lib
Denver
C t l ll g T t * S N A i ' t i O I I
4h
60
Detroit
U 'H .il.u r. f i . H f . . . )<■*>
62
78
Minneapolis
xrcounl of «rx " "h i« llir l.iwt
| f *#»»#*ft'ipil Ffnm
*MlPl
60
46
New Vink
for lium.ui firing* or «.inl to nuke did field."
68
82
Phoeni*
idrntiral, not tlir proplr" *lir .plot"I think f*ougte«« should cot
611
70
St. l.ouis
68
rd Hrieu Ihmi W rit, a J.uktonville expenses toil I'm not purtieuloily
80
San Antonio
Optimistic Hint it will." lie went
62
82
attorney and worker, at laying.
Seattle
6.1
on
H-4
Jacksonville
Mother*' pension*, *he declared,
"if we could cut j'l.iipo.iinu.imn
86
72
Miami
will
not
lie
llff.vted.
Tlle*e
lienoff expenditure , we could uloid
61
88
i Orlando
*loriK are for the Ix-it.-fil of ehlld- a to* increase.
•14
81
•Tallahassee
ren, ami should n mother die the
Meanwhile n Mouse IIIHied ser
mm
father should receive the same vile- subcommittee voted In IIIIpension should he need il. They fh..;ixe the Navy to spend $11,lire equally responsible for (lie up . OiHt.tHH) more *e eomplele
two
bringing uf their children.
t hipdispeed experiineiilnl
sidmiii“ The women of the United i rides.
Rlntes do not hnvo equal rights, | \n, a l.it I tightening unification
Mrs. Walker said, “ because our of the Army, Navy and Ait forc
laws for the most part were based es was approved by the Senate
on the old English I'omnioti I,aw, Atoicd Services Committee 12 to
which regarded women as the 1.
good* and chattels of their hit*-} The single dissenting vole was
bands." In concluding her talk, n a-t by Hrnut or Morse Ill-Ore)
she urged the women to petition wtm sold lie would file ii scpurutiCongres* for the pussing of tlilix ■|,0I later for "even more imifi■mrnilmenl.
ration."
MnrDonnh! Ilryan, executive d l-[ 'lost of lln* changes approved
rector of the (26,4881 hospital .Were recommended l.y President
fund drive followed Mrs. Walker .{Truman and hi* new Secretary of
with u brief talk on the needs n flfiff" 11*1' Lutii* Johnson,
the hospital. Me was profound in! After roundly applauding two
his commendation of
the eat- speeches calling for economy, the
ployees of McCrory’s
store for Mouse voted without opposition to
their pledge of (86 to
this fund, give its member* ....... money for
"These persons among the lower clerk hire nnd Wntmiinenlion* etwnge bracket
have
reengnired peases.
The hill, widcii now goes to the
their responsibility und respond
r.i nobly ami we believe that other Senate, would give each of tile
ritlxens will also give to make I 16 members ami delegates $1,18)1)
this campaign a complete -Hi n year extra f.n clerical bile and
re**," Mr. llryun said. "When y..n a $6181 allowanee for telephone
leave here talk to others and help atvl telegraph ihnrge* on official
them to avoid the possibility of nqsInpsH. The present clerical hire
of $8,6181 would taa nagging conscience should some allowance
one lose hi* life herunse of in Inked to $12,6181.
There now is no fixed eomnmn
adeimate
hospitalisation
being
<at Ions
allowance bill
official
nearby."
Do-Mora
The next business meeting of leiegratn charges lire paid nut
EXECUTIVE
CHAIR
the HAPW Dub will la- held on •<( a contingent fund.
v
There were ii Ihmii 1(81 member*
one of America's finest
May 18, at 7:2(1 P. M. at tl„posture chairs
Tourist Center when all new „f ..a tlie floor when the trill came
Heg. 9182.60
fleers for the corning your w11) i 111> for eonslilernllun. A single oh1jiction could have blocked It under
he Heeled.
the rules, tail no one objected and
it took about a minute tu pass the
A
pound
of
fini
died
steel
sell
Walnut or Oak Swivel
lull.
fnr about four eents at (he mills
Fio m the wallle non to the old clock s face
ISN I
RADIO STATION
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C
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A
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A
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cfcSm
!
SPECTACULAR BREATHTAKING BARGAINS!
CHAIR CUSHIONS
"Tul Swingline
>/
STA PLER
for home or office— may
I*' used as taeker. (leg.
$1.1(6
95c
DESK LAMPS
Chicago Midgqi Reg f 1.16
7W
.
*•
$1.95
HEM c l u 4j
V
No, l^-packed 1,000 to a
box— Reg. $1.36 per M
$20.22 \
V
for classroom
- R e g . 142.76
or
home
Dak or Walnut — Reg.
.
Allen All Electric
V ADDING MACHINE
$40.50
V
$113.75
V
All Steal
OFFICE TABLE
Grade “A"
FILING CABINET
6 ft. length— Reg. 9109.76
,
V
for school, club or homa
oak ur walnut—Ideal for
student use. Reg, 910.60
$7.35
V all atael, green or gray--
4 drawer letter site with
lock.— Reg. 9M.76
$82.31
$165.00
Table Arm
CHAIRS
.
06" Executive alie— Reg.
1162.60 Halt price
0 col. hii ht roc tor modal,
brand now,— Reg, 1206.00-
Vd*new—Reg.
- ' c h e c k$31.
w r it e r •F \
IS
Big
2 Drawer Grade MA"
V FILING CABINET
Papular Model No. 697,
upholstered seat A back
- J D g . 933.76
daak high— Rag. $63.60
$39.37
lln to 51149 discount on nil fountainn per.-,
pane, mechanical
----------- pencils
----------and writing
. _ .Jnetru
menl*—first
aerved. All prleaa
prices era
ora for merchandise now In warehouse—
mettle—first come flrat aervad.
when stock la uxhausted regular price*
will prevail.
' ta wll
Telephone and Mall Order* accepted
O
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....
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O n ly
W tieelless tutiwvr on lo ilu y ’s m a ih e l.
Htmailhe.x, ro lls and trim s yotn lit m i
in one easy ope rut ion.
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�THUW UAT MAY 12, "1949
ChineHe War
Enforcing Treaties
he Sanford Herald
The United StalcH innl Great Britain are continuing to
remr thefr charges that Bulgaria, Hungary and Rouniania
ave violated theii peuce treatfea hy Huppreraing human
rights and fundamental freedoms. The comment in some
quarters suggests that the primary American and British
interest in this maMer Is n move against Russia in the cold
war, rather than the policing of the peace treaties. It is
hard to say whether or not this interpretation might lie
‘ M W E ii n f o il i i i t a i
accurate.
J a t T U r -------------------- • M
The enforcement of the treaties from the Second World
------------- : i S War ought hy nil means to !>e primary ami continuous con
d e a t h s -------------------M l
cern of tho Western Powers. The behavior and activities of
every treaty nation should lie kept under scrutiny, and
every one of the nations should be required to comply with
ita treaty in every detail. If it Is decided that Home provi
»i t H»Is | rs l —.
sion of a treaty is unreasonable, it should lie changed, but
disregard of the treaties should not 1ms tolerated. The
experience with Germany between tho world warn leaves no
question at all atmut this principle. International treaties
are like civil laws: If habitual violations nrn tolerated the
treaties come to tm regarded with contempt ami Iwcnmu
worthless.
The integrity of trenty obligations, together with other
forms of international promises, is one of the roots of dif
ficulty in relations between Knst and West. A formula for
enduring peace wilt never be found until all mitlons under
Keep year mind fraa from evil stand, ;>eyond doubt, that the pledged word must be kept.
thoughts. Every • v|| dead was
Jaat a thought to begin with,
Short Terms
ir .is t is s f s r>i>« es«e osei
C
A
perverse
heart shall
from met I will know
thing.—P*. 101:4.
depart
no evlt
You and I cannot of ourselves
bless any nne much, but we ran
bo channels of Infinite power.
The blessing of Jehovah bo upon
you; We Ides* you In the name of
Jehovah.— P«. 129:8.
Glsd to tec the traffic lights
working out at French and Thir
teenth. They cost a lot of money,
but they may save a life.
Consumer income, the money
which the people have with which to
buy clothes and groceries, dropped
nearly three billion dollars during
the first quarter of this year. But
taxes have not declined any. The
people, who have less and less to
Spend for living expenses, have
mo-e and more to pay In mppnit
the government.
Governor Thurmond of Soulh
Carolina was often condemned iltu
in| the lait pieiidential campaign
as being * reactionary. He was,
however, liberal enough to appoint
a woman to thr Slate Industrial
Commission, a position which she
wal later recently denied hy a Sen
ate rules committee because she
Ottified "my sympathies are with
Ubor".
Girl Ih Cleared
Of Murder Charge
Idiosyncrasies- hut your reporter
still encounters difficulties.
Takr, for Instance, thr rase of
Spain, which Is under a Ilot allturian dictatorship of the Fascist
brand, headed hy Generalissimo
Franco The story runs like Ihlsi
Just over two years ago the
Doited Nations
denounced this
Spanish goveruinrnl and culled
on nicnilicr* of I he peace organi
sation to withdraw their diplomatIc heads from Madrid. Some na
tions, Including the Doited States,If
Britain and France, recalled their
nmhnssndnr*. Others stood pat.
The other day Hie
’ollllcal
Committee of Hie D N. G i’Iu th I
Assembly adopted a M'solutlon to
change the status of Hie black*
list. Members would he given full
freedom as regards their diplo
matic relations with Madrid. This
Is despite the fact that there has
been no change In the form of
Franco's regime.
That bring* u* up to May .7
when the p. 8. Stale Department
gnve Spain permission to nego
tiate directly with- the ExportImport flank for an American
loan. The ncxl day Secretary of
State Arheson said tills country
had no polllieal objection* to nil
American government
loan to
Spain, hut that the D. S. A. does-
government troops Ipfllrted heavy
lasoailies snd in-nt off the attack
ersThe i •>!Min11ni• said Red troops
ai rhenmti, which lies south of
K mi "ban. a city fit miles northnr*i o| sliitngliHi. suffered riO «-b v
nelfies when llie Natlnnnllsts fhere
r.iuntrr-attacked. This action sug'*
I In* ( ‘iimmiiuists are fanning
„ widening northwest front.
1'i'tiiiul News said Hankow re
sidents hen id the nimble of artll*
letv and many of liiem mailo for
covei The government, the new*
nci'O'V said, sought to dislodge the
Itrds from Santnochao, a village a
few miles mil In of Itallbuw. The
news ngeiicy said the Communists
witiuliew to Nlehkow, ahirnt HI
mills north of Hie Yuugtxe port
■I llm ikow ,
Itnl losses In (he Hankow fight|ng were pill at HHI men. Govern*
mint losses were ilcserihcd ns fift.
The Chinese air Hirer, mean*
lime, lepnrtrd '.’mi Conimunlsta
wen* killed In ilie eastern suburbs
.if Kashaii. southwest of Shanghai.
Tlial seems to Indicate the fled*,
who attacked from Hie west, liavn
sw a r m e d through Kaahan. But the
L'iiirisim here has not announced
When Jefferson Cafferv resigned recently aH ambunnailor to France, it wan remarked that he had nerved continu
ously for five yearn, longer than nny ether American amiinHNHder to Paris In all our bintory. Myron T. Herrick IioIi Ih
thu record for total time In the job, not much longer than
Caffery’n and divided Into two termn, neveral yearn apart.
Five yearn In not a long time for a diplomat to tie in one
pout. If ho goes to a new country, it will take him all of
that to get really acquainted. That In anmimlng that he
njieakn the language. If he tloen not, he will need a longer
time.
Furnpvan caimtrien appreciate that fact, and keep their
dlplomatn on the Job for considerably longer porlodn. Tho
French practice may be Hummed up In the career of two
of her greatent am baitmtdors, the Cam lion brut horn, .lulen
wan rrmhamintlor to the United Staten from 1897 to 1902.
Then followed five more yearn at Madrid anil nix at Berlin,
where he resigned nhortly before hln death. IH h brother recognising tin- Franco
Pntil hud eight yearn at the Turkinh court, anil no lenn than
2fi an French ambannador at lind en. At the end of that time
be knew Great Britain almost an well hh the Britinb themselven.
flur diplomacy might lie more effective if we adopted
the Continental practice of keeping veterans in harness
longer. The five yearn of a Caffery nhnultl he the minimum,
not the maxlum record.
S E A T T L E , May ilt- H P I- L o relte Jean Mlnneker, 17. was un
able to tell right from wrong when
she killed her father with a milk
bottle and butcher knife. Juvenile
Court Judge William O. Iswg said
yesterday.
He made the statement In a
memorandum decision clearing the
high school student of a second
degree murder charge, but con
tinuing her In custody of the
rourt.
The court found the father to
have been Intoxicated and surly.
It said he Insisted on the girl
drinking at a tavern “to ease her
pain" after extraction of four
teeth.
Judge f.ong said Loretta was
"In a delirium" when she struck
and slahlied her father a short
Hint* later In the family home
after hearing “some kind of a
elimination between the father
and mother."
faaltlMWe P .-H f i « f B U I
lost out when she misspelled en
croachment, leaving out the “a"
III the word. I.ei< spelled It correctly, also the lengthy
word,
"propensity."
Mrs. Henry Wolcott,
Oviedo,
drove the two county contestants,
Mra. Louise David, mother of
Carole and Principal Steele to Mi
ami. During the trip they saw
Jungle Gardens and were shown
through the Miami Herald Buildlug.
In the local contests held here,
Carole David was first and Fran
ces Bridgeman was second.
V I hI I o m to Washington now have u new attraction In
nenr-by Alexandria. Va,, they ran now nee Woodlawu. Thin
In a 127-acre entate which George Washington gnve ish a
wedding prenent to hln adopted daughter, Nellie Cuntin. It
hun recently been turned over to the public an a new national
uhrine. Thla In the work of the Woodlawn Public Foundation
which hun been raining fundn to prevent the mile of Woodlawn to private Intercut*. The foundation In ntlll collecting
fundn for decoralloim and imnrovemcnta to the groundn,
Woodlawn wan bought from tho entate of Mra. Oncar
W. Underwood, widow of the nenator from Alabama whom1
niipportern III the Democratic national convei Hon uf 1921
maintained their monotuumiH call of - "Alabama cunts 21
votes for Underwood". Hln name nhould mil lm forgotten by
visitor*. to thin new national ahrlnc.
Ladies’
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drive will he officially opened In
Florida, Monday, May IQ by a
statewide radio broadcast from
tha Orlando Junior Chamber of
Commerce regular weekly meet
ing featuring an outstanding outof-state speaker.
Mr. Tucker Is seeking the co
operation uf everyone to help put
Seminole County over the top
with Ite $91,000 quota nf Serlee E
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getting Europe back on Ita feet
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At the April meeting the Bri
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especially imports from the Unit
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Americana art reported to have
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Ladies’ Aprontt
Dirndl tup. can be worn 3 way*
Tucker Named
America's
t lr s r £ s j3 a ;l,P.;
(('nntlnuvri From Tags One>
i-iiiiimsielallun.
He adileil Hie subject uf their talk
was Social Security ami Hie two
also were agreeil on that.
lie declined to comment on re
port*
pon* that
inai Ills
m* Economic Advisory, I
Council had rciwrtrd to Him that
It would la* desirable to avoid a big
Now National Shrine
Miami patrolman's te Inn h o n e going," also were Hated, l lie paper
Senator Byrd who has often been number was listed under tne coda said,
name "piano", telephone men ware
— •—
rtuvadea waami the m m teem to
kf .efmwt, if not quite, oa n per with
mnpa aWwher*. Thi# b u m , ia
meet, that they ate higher ia pur-
Truman Conference
Flood Control Meet
fi Arrented
From the heart of New England
warn fact-facing testimony again*!.
Oevamor Warran'i indklmut. "It
j» mrldentjy falie,” declares The
itrkihirt Evenini Herald, of PittaMaw., after reading a ravealj*g article on the mailer by John
|- IWy la Barron'* Weekly, Jthat
Votaern mill* are oheoltte tad
tfemaalury, ramthackle, relic* of th#
mcen*traction er*i on flw coatrary,
brought out.
On other subjects, the President
it**tr*aes r r* m r** e oast
i
there lest night. A women who
|fP he, no reason to comment
■hiwered the telephone refused on „ r,p,jr t (|uoting him as telling
t<> giv* env information
* veteran* committee Dial "there
First word of the stowaway ere too many Byrds (meaning
came last Monday when the Hat- Senator Byid-D, V aj In Congress."
ory radioed here that one had twrfii) Hr raid the conversation he had
discovered, and that he then paid | with a delegation »»f the American
for first class oassage
'veterans rnnpnltlee was ronfldenA spokesman for the steamship, Hal.
line here said a routine report was
Asked If this Indicated a ’purge"
made to Immigration officials. The of Democrats opposed to some of
Batory then was asked for the] ttia program. Mr. Truman said hj
stowaway's name, nationality and is not Interested in a purge. He
destination.
' added the people take care of that.
A message received from the j Hr would not comment on a re*
aliip yesterday Identified the stow- port quoting Rep. Williams, (Daway as Gearhart Klaler, a tier- Miss) us saying that the entire
man. bound for Gdynia In Gnminrin- Mississippi ticlcgullnn In Congress
ist-dondnated Poland.
would lie denied patronage rights.
After this information was re- This was the first he hud heard of
layed to immigration officials, I it, he said.
i
they hud the line ask the ship for) j|ls position In favor of repeal
the date ami place of hlrth of tho ,,f u„, Taft-Hartley act has not
stowoway. An answer to that
| changed. Ashed to romment on resage was awaited today.
■ports that sonm tabor leaders are
The U. 8. Slate Department ask* | willing to make concessions In the
ed Scotland Yard to detain the j |n|>or legislation dispute, he said
stowaway when the Batory reaches j he had not talked with any labor
Southampton. After stopping at leaders almiit that.
Southampton on Saturday,
the
|(c hopes to fill the vancanelet
tUtory la. scheduled to stop at (|| th),
of Secretaries o f
Copenhagen, Denmark, on Bumiay tj|0 ,\rn)y „nd Navy within a few?
auu complete her trip at tiuynia (|uyM
< j|t* referred reportars to
Tuesday. The line files the I olleh j onn(|1MII Daniels, Raleigh, N. C.
f l a g , hut. Is owned partly by Don* | r j )lor
wl)ni
w|ly Daniels
ish Interests.
I j„„| turncrl down the Navy secre-
•
The growing importance nf nil in
Florida was emphasised at a meet
ing of the Inter-state Oil Compact
Commission in Jacksonville the nth*r day when Frank Wright. Gov
ernor Warren's asslitanl, pointed
referred to as "erle" sml miniout that Flotilla now has 23,000,hers used fin liiioklc ih-iilliiga wore
000 acies under lease fur nil lights
it nsiissra frsm Frar i n n
| railed "lllllsh"
and production since 1941 when neaa."
{ Nniuua of "electrician*, in.llcr
the first well was brought in aThe newspaper, In the fourth of repair men mill other persona
a aerlea of copyrighted articles by whose service* are nei-e**ary to
mounts to 760,000 barrets.
staff member Don Petit, said a keep the lllegltlmntr litisluc.so*
denounced for bring "one Byrd too
many", aays that in 1941 federal
tanas amounted to 7 percent of the
income of every man. woman ami
child in this country. Today they
amount to 17 percent of such in
come, and if the President's budget
is accepted they will amount to 21
percent of income. This does not
Include, of course, city, county
or state taxes.
Gearhart Kisler
STATIONERY SUPPLIES
Ball Petal P o m ...........*#• lr »8c eac
VawkrMH Papor A Envvloptw 10c pk
Half Baal Bavdopoa .............. . 10c pk|
8 t lf lt |R I6 l
-InchMftaf
neeanwn take Tho view that thin
way tha American consumer
»«dd "Ptace the American tub
payor to footing Europe's MIL
The consumer would be geUtM
something in goods, wheroes the
taxpayer gate very little than
tentlble In return,
Ike United States council1el
the ICO it urging today In Paris
that the eight-men OIKO grant
MENS WEAR
Stays new looking because dtaink
and soil wipe off with damp cloth
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SMALL - MEDIUM LAROB - EXTRA LARGE
MEDIUM LONG - LARGE LONG
MEN'S SHIRTS
Moa'a Plaid Skip O tal
MetCn PoMtl Ankle Mack Socks .......
Sport Bltlrta
Panto! HpMkofehtara
Moa'a M M Color
gpavt B ltlrta ...........
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Water Proof An Mneo
Cnttoa Mroh t^potrta H a t* ............
Paatcl Coion
Foulard Tien Panel Patterns .....
Men’s Bombardier Capa, nieah widen
Menh sltlei* A Goggien
Men'n Btrmbardier Capo .!....... .
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Putol Draw S h irto .... .......... 1.98
Moa'a M M Color
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NHUSIOIIY
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V f j ) lik e j m illion S‘nCe
J . f ye been takin g
T U C K B D 1.1NFN ItO n iC K Fo r spring ami summer, lo Hie
juniors rinse H a taupe-uotnierl,
neatly lucked Hmmgh Imdlne
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aranda C ircle with Mr*. J. N. GilNo. t of Ihe w . at n "f m o , I l i K h S c h i M i l
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m u iiiio ii, . ,
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I n n u c s \ V , \ C l';t j;im ;i;i
Dy*....... Mr- l oml.piiM,
km at Idiot) A. M. to goIII K<H'k
M rsl llnptist f hiir. h held .,,. Mon- ■a f j
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. M is. J II. Menlck. M r. li. R. M e-!1"'’1Spring* for Mplcnle; Magnolia
day afternoon ai liei home on I T I U H H , / \ r l
I'IN Ilv H I
t a ll, Mr* It A. Muiilielh, Mrs. Ml . ,t II (III vltill y . Mr * |{ tv
" ' s l l l M , | (tN, \|.,y | • i l i
C lid e with Mrs. A. B.Pelerann for Rosalia Drive. Mm. W I. Whbl* I
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Jack Momsou, Mr* i. A. Mon- " dliiim . Mi*. II I /iiimii-i mail.
Ihe immlInteresting
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.Moore, Mr*. M i- F lo i.u ce W alt*. Mi* Got dim T It n f i i f f I - f j i t I J i ' l i i ' l |f I I un|y t MHi*
an all day meeting at ilidtd A. M.i don was rn-hoslea* for (lie meet-J Mne of
. . .
| the sc IiimiI events will la- pie*ented
M Moye, Mrs. Filgat Mitchell, Bradley. Mr*. Daiiglcuiim. .mil ||.«- m i l t i l t h * k t " <• I K ' M i l * i l l i i l f '1 i ' l i l l ' l
Mimosa Clrrle with Mr*. J. M. Ing.
Mrs. R. I- 1 oopet -t.iikc to the H|| ,jHV Frid ay ami Frid ay night at- Mr*. John Mel-clt, Mrs. Nett Kp- M i'-e* M ai) G ale, Kailnnii ftu «>ril«*r
Cameron, Celery Avenue at «:30
” 1 .1 fi t i n » i m i i t i if i fi t i h , i •hui i ' tif
yjpm||(„|p |||u)l s*-|,1H,| in tin- * ............. Mr*. J T. Newl.y, Mrs. It. prei til. Nancy White, ........I s i ........
P. M. for a covered dish supper group on spirt I util ........... * ami
tifiu irii% 1
........... A tl H1M|
K. M oiri*. Mr*. H M. I'apwortH, Lli/abi-th Dyson and Hi. v i.ilo i* I tv*» 11i i 11 w u f |»iM»timi
with husbands as gueits,f Palm Mr*. It. U Garrison ,m co in m iinity; f„ r(„
' K f i l l i i r t , •#i*iI I m i i |n*it * u f p . t j m n i t .,
I* ttndliilly i Mrs. I„ 1* I'eyl....... Ml*. Jack
Circle at Hanlandn Springs at missions, t aril* were -Ignetl by i Festival. The poldlc
H' A I t t m t * § h* tiivI I i m i / *-«I tit i ’ ll
J tt tH \ N D t < Iltr | |
3:30 P. M.i Rosr Circle with Mr*. all members to tie sent to H ', |„v|ted to visit the school andview | Russell. M is II. Wa>t|e Rucker,
tin- picnic pin iiiie-l f.a >u>.ail-ci * II i l l ' l l • t it llH II I l f fit* V\ ' ( * m i l l
„nd hear ..........
Mi*.
I. Ib.M iog, M i* W M.
B. R. Beck at 10:00 A. M.t Hem- members of the rlrrle. A lesson on i|„. „ r ,
Hlll ,vMd. will «*'*'•*. Mrs Clayton Hiuitli, Mrs. "• Ho .lac«f..oita I m. I i ,,( ll., I V \ f li n t tl ft i* V. * ai« •t* * \ li* iu >lt’*l
erocallls Circle wltli Mrs. Fiank stewardship was laugld by Mrs, ,vp m,IH|CM|
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Rnlpli Aintm Smith, M u William N i i f l f n l i l l « i ! f i | i ' | i f ' l u h ( h i h i R i i i t H it t
_ Adams, Fake Avenue at ti;3il P
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if»I it htli-t . IVMI H u t I > \ Hill III -■• r., kilt • 0 1’
At the i-niH-lllshm "f the meet- ll|||(
Selma lid , Mr* I. K, .Spencer, M is, l»H «
• M. for a covered dish supper with
In * t i l l
,h .i Hill HlIV
iliu a stH-ial lioiil wu* enjoyed
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^1h K* P- I’hIhi. Mri. thill |f it |i| | fii UKIfIlia-*•*! Mil linn it Itt' llHu tl l f*l|Mi*M u \ tit
husband* as guest*
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and iefreslmients
i efi esiiaient h -eivi-il
serv-i-il lo .lira, j ,
Tha regular meeting of the Town- ami
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innm «i| (hr cirrli
MM^cfth will ha hefd at 7:30J'. M. i W- «• Mtuval. H ,; . M 3. Nelson.'^ 3 % , . f t , ' f t . 7 j
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of the First Methodist ('lunch will list Church.
sponsor n cooked food sale in m e si.i." ;,:;:.,
Mrs. C. A. Anderson, J r. iiuid.
front of the Sear's Order Offiee.
short talk .... stewardship and
ft '
SU N D A Y
The Fifth Congressional District plans were made to vialt the ro.iuTowtueml Council meeting will lie ty home.
Mid In the Tourist Center (irgin
Two visilms wore welcomed
nth* at 1i3ll I*. M.
.M rs. Pearl H. Mansell ami Mrs.
MONDAY
; C. D. Forrester. At the rom-lnslm.
The Deiicndahle Class of I lie of the meeting refreshments were
First Methodist Church will have a served In Mrs. Watson Reel, Mrs.
covered dish picnic at the home of Homer L. Uslsirne, Mrs. Pleas P.
Mr*. R ,W. Herron, Country Club Campbell, Mrs. C. C. Collins, Mr*,
Road. Husbands of members ore John Abraham*, Mrs. Gardiner.
UtYtfadno attend.
1Mrs. W. P. Westmoreland, Mrs.
^
Tim Ruth Bpeorlng G. A.'s , Anderson, Mrs. It. C. Moore, Mrs.
f t Will ni*et at the First llaptist Thomas. Mrs. R. D. Drkle and
Church at 3i3« P. M. with Group Mrs. It. Newsome.
No. I In charge o f the program. ;
< r t . rly
1B, C. Mm.re, (HIV Fast Hecoml
of the Womans Auxiliary of lloly
with Mrs. Mm.ro and Mu.
Croaa hplacopal ( hur.-l. - will l.e ffcX. Ilewson as co-lmstesses.
held following
a i-nvered. dish
'I'lIKSIfAY
luncheon at IB:30 P. M. at the , The It. W. Ware Bible Class
F*r[»h liimie.
• will meet at the Ware home, 711
-The Past Matron's Club of O, K. Palmetto Avenue. All old ami new
g. will meet at the hmne of Mrs. I member* arc urged to attend.
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County Council pie-nh-nt, mid .....
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Hutchison
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«""»Jfra l.y Heart", -he said, is neither fl.it te i -r. n. i, .
the l.vuinn tsiy's group, tile L y teed by success m.r defeated Iw S a a .'.lJ Tl
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fall.i.e
"Griefs
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P-mman glee rlilh, directed by Mrs.
ntcills
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make
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M,"k’»rel
Golfs
KmyIiiiim Mllwee, nrco.npnnlst Mrs.
Itiilh Watson: uumtiers by the •hi* ....... . heart, for it i* armon-il
sixth, seventh and eighth grade with faith", site roncludr,l
Mrs. J. D. Cordell, hi hI mi m il ,
putills of Seminole Comity under
the direction of Mrs. Price and gave a h llr f resume of the yen
-X F L O R ID A
accompanied by Mrs, Mary Nlrklc. work slid announcement u s - mad,
Also "Pale Moon", a solo by of a put ty fm the entire o I.... I
S T A T E T U L A I HI
Vera Briggs of Lyman: the girl's
*e«lette, the laiy's double ipiartetU'
mid Ihe mixeil ensemble of Hem- ford Gram m ar School, Ariingi--"
Reese
Whlltle neeniupanled
by Mi'liloi in I Hi'lluol, West Hide l'n
Mary Ann Galloway; uutnlieia by maty. Isik e Monroe, Lym an, Lake J
the Hemlmde High School glee club M ary, Wilson, Geneva mid fIviednailer the direction of Mlsa Ollle
D s l i r r s fo r H ie lU llsicid p io g n n i, I . . . . . .
,
Reese Whittle aecomanpleit
by Will la. 1........... Cassidy. Chi....... I
u l K S t i ,u 1 l l . D alli
John Fite and many other well- fiatlin. Pal CaHsl|ls•. Mir inin Mon-. I
Matinees tlir . Ftrtu
F irm n g * l l r
Htrnnged solus niul songs by Clair Duran, lauiise llililm, I'hylli
Children .tltlr
groups to please the music lover. Gano. Joan Farris, Martini HtokArt exhibit* wilt la* displayed ley, Jcati Wilson, Doiiun Win*
from the Bemlnole High School, Klixalieth W iiihIi uff and Maty Ann I
Hanford Junior High Behind, Ban* Wright .
F -le s
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tend are asked to meet In front Magnolia Avenue, was the scene
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tha'Palm*tbi^Xyenne
Slmff'leboatd l.roii«h,_
linnigli. Mrs.
Mr*. Roy
Roy Van
Van Slone.
Stone, Mrs.
and f i nlay. ... ___ ... . f l l l l i o r H i g h I T A llttH
Ivcuue ' Bhuffleboard
Mrs. j-T l|utsday
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Club and the Sanford Tourist Club C. P. Henderson, Mr*. J,l„ Jack-1 The nurposi- of the srl evluhtti
at 6:30 P. M. at the Ttnirlst Center, sun. Mrs. A. t-’. Williams, Mrs. C. it to help teaeheri ami pnplU*hare, | ^||j-||
IM o lU h lV
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. A ll memliers are Invited to attend. A. Whiddon, Mr*. K. M. t arroll, ‘ heir Ideas and learn from each
Bamlnola Rebaksh 4*>dga No. 43 .Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Turner "Hier. and to let the- pulilli know
• in I - Wui in ilin Hclodiati As- 1 Lodge
.wind is twtng done in ihr school*
Junloi High Helmut Parent.
« gm hly f e B A l ^ Clemnke tlunU=
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n irctih v r u f Mm Mrlmul vc m
hit
• on her official visit at 8:00 P. M.i ( ! ir c U » N « . (l M l't ’ l s
| supervisor.
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HMrrimi.il «i|
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in the Odd Fellows Hall. All mem\ 7 / . ......., i ______ i s ............. !
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SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN or
FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP
COMPLETE DINNERS
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Mrs. W C. Hill. Mrs. E . M
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I \ Pv "it I'lmM
Mrs Dan Wright ami daught Mr * li villi; Krtula*1*ir m|i| Mw. !
THUH 8DAT
Galloway and Mrs. Moyd F. H">le ers, Sandra ami Dandle, hate left Janie. C. Hull
, nl " vrl ,l’" meeting ami weteomed
Decoration* m it....... lot. house H"'
memt.ers ami visitThe Phtlathu C law of the First entertained yesterday between the for points in Alabama where they
Baptist Church will meet at the hours of 11:00 and I2;3U with
were uf spring flowers with min- , ' , 1'.
", Cldllp,,
Mr*
will visit relatives.
latme liompieti. placed on the' '""'ha Nuhei, Mrs. It F Whithome uf Mrs. Edward Smith, HID illuming coffee honoring Miss Jean
Ira. I
Catalina Drive, for no outdoor
Mr. and Mi*. W H Itriu.uu Inidge tables. Prim I.< Ilu1 break* I ,."‘l • ■*' • ' I " Joe tum.'.ilc/.. Miss
f.i.t Mr*. George Well*, ch airm an ,1
’ 'I'1'*- and lt.-v II |„ Zlm
paVty. Mrs. It. It. Fortner, Mrs. II. it. Caswell of ttilundo, at lliej
Charlt* Benhain am) Mrs. Hebert Hoyle home on Mellonville Avenue, l ^ . . **||Hhboi, **!!n.V Mi' nTid m ! ». j " f
department, weleomeii the
• H o w e ll will he co-hostesses.
( T i ii l n l
I lie Imiinree * engagement to i. i, tii,.,.,,,,,.. ,,r Havantmli i . ,
guest* and the invocation was*.,,,
'
F
* ail*on.
■' 1 " ,n," ,n_
given by Mi- J. N Gillon.
■« »•'"•>* tjff.iiu g
dial, ••IH11• Hit*
Bamlnola Reltekah Lodge No. Sam I.Mtty of Durham, N. C. wu*
.. .. ..... .
.
.
Ilu* tiidvkfjt *t inrun nifi.iKtfd
Mini flu* I T V ll itovu'M
43 will meet in regular session at nimounced ovei the past weekend I
f*- V *
8:00 I’. M. In Hie Odd Fellow's ... Ilrlando ami the marriage w ill.
u f v h i lI f il
i i ( fi U'nt.M,
vtomniM ctl WMI|,' II*
"1!•'**It*iI ih irh ii*
tin*
I*
an
event
of
June
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t’KkJi** jj l 'i l * . 4HiiHiiKP m ill hul
H ih I »« i'«*r|u»i h ! i * n u n Hall.
FR ID A Y
inf Sanford until about nine yeaia
tlMiiiyiitt-t ^ rliil)- , f Til... .«*! ■
' f,’r ' ’’rlres
for Ihe
........ . of ,
" f , 11"' "'"in,.o', Austllmany " * *" «"»"
..... Inidge were awarded
I., Mr*.
'"'Id on Aseeiision
Bailie Harrison Chapter, Daugli- ago. the Caswells have
_________
| George McCall, high score;
tars of the American Revolution, friends here ami were prominent !V,MC*
!
. .
.
F. K. Hoi*, high score for Chinese,
Dyson urged member* to
will meet at 3:no P. M. at the In many social activities.
home of Mr*. U P. Hagan, 1702
Forming a lo.ely setting for i.. * « . ’ a
!!,- \\,^*.t|', VlV.oV.?rM|,"fV'r •*l'*'«-»‘»?r» and the screen., prise, "I'';'"1
'«»• general mer-t.'ng
Park Avenue, All visiting daugli- Ihe orena uii were the attractive tonfim I to the haul hospital fm
I* D) t'l I
li. It. 111.
*'of, Ilu- Unman'*
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' AiivlllaiyJ *ched' * *1
iiiiruiigemeut*
ll i iin ^ r iiH - m p
w r
n
mt
,
,
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| i d m *•
< ruJnyitiK
of hroses
ami
'”V
Those
tars are cordially invited to nl- Iwra
ilu* mitriiinf ....................................
a/1’1. ? 'VV **' H*
** 'I hi
daisies in the living room with ed to her home on Palmetto Ave- ' U(,rr
...... ............................
ie club president, Mr*. O s , " 1"' ' «ri^l» .......... In Hie form of a
J ,„ r ^ Harrison ami guest Mr *. '
,il*l' Inncl.... .. Mr*. Dyft) Tha Gleaner's Class of the First yellow lilies used In arrangement* 1"m'*
Presbyterian ( lunch will have a of gmur^Bml'* wh'lte V iw ''u se d 'Y n ^
...... M~- » « ......... i..v,«"'orge Hrldge ..r I..... ........... . Mrs. *['"
ft.m. Ml»* Jam
covered dish supper at the home
Hite was useu in ( wi» r|l^ ' X d ' ft..M|c*..^tl!Hl
Im*' S1" ""'I
Mrs. I.ru Sill of WluliH-i, ptesuleut of the Young
‘
i»
In
i
I
ii Ii Ih
r
Feople',
Service
l.eagne, lliiiukof Mr*. J. O. Andes, 008 West liiu 'i rf'w elTw Tth
wiilti* r ill*«!iri'tnrm'il
n
J %!..!.
t!m
I im
<>i un^r
e .Mciiimi Kn,,s|,
......... yjrs,
A Kick \jriland llig meliilvei« who iissiste,t with
..finm
... .. ...
. *Vl.lim
| ‘liry,.||.
Twentieth Htrrel, nt 7:00 p. M. Iwing covered with a white mum
liroldereil Imporled linen chilli and I*1 H«»|»jl»l w|ieie »he u"de, weiil
j(m|M1,y J|()(, Kj11,!1| yjrili 1• he D e a n e ry m e c lm g
In I,I |„ * |
All member* an- urged l<> attend.
centered with wmte gladioluses ami an iipeiMliou, and t* getting along | , ,, ||tVMM ,lf |.11„K„ I,„ |. ,Mrn. • in until
The annual art ami music fes
tfueen A nns lace While candles nicely a. low ho,neon Stive, la ke ^
.... , ^,,-*1! Mr* C ib ( ' X I
The Join- meeting of Si Monica
tival of Bemlnole County will lie
trip; the Oviedo Garden Club with
Mrs. C. R. Clout*. Jr. at 3:00 P. M.i
,
..
Dirt Gardeners Circle with Mrs. j l«v»e-tl to eall
Charles Ginn at 1M:00 A. M. for *
•' f I » i |
rftli'il Ilu* H'gnliti
\Vinn. Mi
iiisoii amt " ll1
,l"' bnme "f Ml**
,,,„ a m i:1 ..... . s '" " '1
Mr* A«a Ihivi*
of Ha . i l i o s t e s * ami Mi* linviaouil
j l.umli|ui*t ptesidiug Rev Father
, Mr«.l ,|l' |d Ptioi "I' tile Ifi,lei of St.
I taker/
wu* mlis<dioeii and
'l ls . J. |»,IK**** a brief resume of momistir
Cullen, Mr* C. It Daw-on, Aim! I " ,’11 leligmo* lire \i I In- , oudi^
K II Ihivi*. Mrs. Kami F ile t Iw ,|
" f ,lis ,l,,k » UUe-iiuo period
M l. W M Fields. M i- M a r t h a !" " ; ," 1'1
e m it to
Philip*, Mr*
Donald, Ml*.
June,*, Mis,
F IV E
'f o lr iilit t i llftim * S c e n e l''ie e IMellmiHht.s T o
O f l.iin e lie o ii iM e e liiiK M ;t\e Speei.il See vie
vice
Mendier* „f the .w i.il Depart-' '!•* I
t .i*<■.,(>.„„ ami Mr*
mrut of 'lie Baltfoid
tVuiiian'*
Daiigleman were nelciunTelep ho n e I I s Clnh entertained memliera of Ihe 'J;1
memltcr*
into St.
dub yeatrtdny murning at 3:00 ''''"tea < liaider of Holy C o*s
o'clock with it, am.... I May Day 11
"•",l 1 l"ie.D at it. tegular
breakfast
Hurl. s e- were' Mr*, i
* V",: ,lr1,1 "" Tuesday night at
u u l i n P a lm e r K a y — S o cie ty E d ito r
Social Calender
SA N JO SD , T L C R S JZ
Social Departm ent |Tw» New Members
Has May Itreaktast I
killer St. Monica
P e rso n a l A ctivitie s
Miss Jean Caswell
Honored Willi r a r ly i
S A .V T C S J ) S ^ R A L T ,
Values
Values
ValitCN
Values
Values
Values
N ow
Now
Now
Now
Now
Now
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THURSDAY MAY 12, IB43
THE SANFORD HERALD, fiANFMUV FLORIDA
Joe Kuhel, Washington’s Magician Savannah Comes
Manager, Pulls 9th Rabbit From Hat■F™
*
Sanford Moves Into Second
Place In FSL Standings By
Defeating
Pala8 To 6
lly JA C K HAND
(Associated Preen Sporlx Writer)
,
By HUGH F U L L E R T O N , Jr.
“ Pl* y*' (iO O Il N EIG H B O R S,
I NEW YO R K . May
Hilly Sh.rhlau, veteran Lehigh
| Carey Stengel, Imxtdiall'x leading i
, r.
.
(lrop|>eil Into
srrvs/'r.
My ASSOCIATED PRESS
s ™ ,.
Nine straight triumph, by any Weeliinghin club e .^ c i.lly tl.e
lich lu.tre I94‘> ver.mn c .il or ... exploiive mtilure of voodoo
t'harmi and hlark mauic. Mr. Kuhel mini he a pro.
It’a lieen ycarx sinre Kuhel did*------------------------------------ -----hi* card tricks In public hut he foie HI,742 chilled hut admiring
never unveiled a masterpiece like customer*. It was th to
.g m
cu* , ra. ,!*
this one.
Kuhel’x xagglng Senators stori S r S e & i f e Q i S l i i 1 * ?
'" y
ed west on their first road trip
Do). Porterfield of the Yank*
R> ARTHUR IIE C K W IT H , JR .
IU
days
ago
eight
gmnex
below
ItY A R T H U R IIE C K W IT II, JR .
lost his own game when he unHerald Spuria Editor
.600. They nnd won only three of rorked a wild i .‘ch In the *evI lei aid Spurt* Editor
Thu San ford (Hunt* moved Into
14.
enth. permllllng Dale ...................
PI.OHIO* NTATI! ,t:\i it t:
second pilin' In the Flurldn State
Two straight at Chicago, three ■Core the winning run
FLO R ID A S T A T E L E A G U E .
w i. Pel
Team
league standing* hint night aa llllllimvlinIft in «i:.
Now that nil or the teama In the more In St. Louis and three more
The Roxton Red Ho* continued
the result of their defeating the M M IIIIII
it it .rum Florida Slate Lcligue have appear over Cleveland, two hy shutouts,
to
flrul it tough going In the
u
.u«
Paytono
U*».li
Pnlntkn A (ideas hv an M to 0
rirfnmli.
13 il«l ed in the Municipal Park, and brought them to Detroit for No. West a* they wore outscramhltxl
ii
mnrgln anil the Daytuno Reach Mi Augu*llne
hope
to leave hy C hicag o
11 13 Jiv people of the Sanford area have , 0 yesterday. . They
, ........
12-H. The
White
Ho*,
! lmL ni!!1
* ,1
................
.. ......
13 II
!«:•
Diets' loss to the Leexhurg Dial- 1 1.it rut
(troll tonight **!/1
with 1
10
In a row. another surprise entry, tied on
had
a
chance
to
witness
each
of
®
lfl
I'ulnlkii
i
■>
I
ll
i
i
gerx hv n 7 to 2 count.
They
ahllielaghril
Detroit,
t
ll,
m 311 them play nod ‘display
Lreslmra
•
their
American League record hy xvorTonight Manager Hal Gruber
Kexallx Y n lf it * !
ware*', we xlioohl like to put 111 yestriilay with a five-run first Ing in every liming with an u*leadx hix Sanford orgauliatlon In* I H m ifi.n l i I'x lK ik u *.
Inning
again*!
Hubby
Overmlre.
xoiuncut of If. hits, five walk*, a
our two cents worth nlmut how we
I ir liim l., «. HI. A i.K O x Ilii* f>
to a twin ullractlon in UoLand
Kuhel used two pitchers. When wild pilch, balk ami four errors—
lo .|^ ,m l 1 : lln lo e x v IllK I
think the teams will finish the
with Manager Hill iVrrlii'H Red
l.w x liu rg I ; lin y tuna t l,a r h
Paul Calvert, pitching a one-hit three
hv Hobby
Ih.hhv Doerr.
Doerr.
season.
three by
lla m r a T a t a ,
Hat*, mol it lx likely that Right-,
ter, developed a blister on hi*
We helleve that the Daytona
nun font a l lie t .a io l
Rookie Jack Graham bombarded
hander Joe Hclmltx will toxx tha
f u r i o u s l l m l i a l f r ls o ilo
Reach l*l«d* have the team to pitching hand In the fifth, he Philadelphia's Hobby Hhvnti with
opening seven Inning affair, and
t'a la lk a a l ila la a x v llla .
beat fur the Florida State le a called on Dick Welteroth. Yon two dotihlea and a single, driving
f.eaxtiura a I HI A u g tix lliip
Lefthander Larry Harry will gel
gue. However, there is a pirn, needed a microscope to notice the In two runs and scoring two in
the nod In the foil length night- Team'1 ™ * T ,'4 " T ,t'
xlldlily that the Gainesville U> difference. Detroit had only three Hi. I.oui*' f.-l victory over the
cap. The context* are rrhudiiled to Hnvnouuh
it v
hits.
Uidi Lemon got un early *lart
Men will come through tu nudge
A ’*.
.In .I ni
nl o.,o.
d ir,
lllreenvtlt*
tiari
'Cntonihu*
isIt »v
.. . ,
. , in hoping to match him 10 shutout* i
The World Champion Cleveland
into the lop spot on the ladder.
Warren
, pitching, luick
|)( j,|„ second start he.
Tomorrow evening the Snnforil- Augusta
13 m
Indians, relieved of the Washing
Here is the way we xee the
to lii*
17 form, hurled hi* sec- ijinnked the Hrowua on five hit*.
Ilex play hoxtx to the Red llatx In
"o n
'*
after losing
three olid
isr> slundiiigx at the end of the sea ton plague
shutout and fourth straight
» i '• m
the
leagueson: I. Daytona llearh, 'i. Gain games, welcomed
victory tor Roxton, with a three2 HC
esville, .‘I. Palnlku, I. S I. Augus lending New York Yankees. The hitler ugninxt llie HI. I.ools C a r
L mhI nitflil tin* (iiiint* hoRfiwt o n |r " ,,n,,,,l“n Mlln® \> .u r«inr iU
inr of# George A*hridge
* * **
-liic k soiivllli*
*■ *3, ('sit
* *l| in till* I
tine. .V Sanford, II. Orlando, 7. Tribe was so glad to see tjie dinal*. 7-0.
the offering*
f,tiwrli»*«l€ili 3, Urn*rivlllp 3
Yanks, they won u .'1-2 game lieRrlanil anil K. I.epxhorg.
and Johnny Theohohl for 12 hit*
tin vum iiili U. Mm imi 4
They finally stopped the New
in pounding out their victory over! AiikuwI* I, I'olurnM:! I.
We believe that the Dayliuiaux
Yoik Giants after seven straight
\ %t h *\ hi. i.t u t i n :
the (.urging I’nlatkiiii*. .lack Ho-!
w i. Frt have the pitching and the hutting fur fifth. We qualify uur selec triumph*. Cincinnati'* Howie Fox
hack went the route for the (Hants : J ” "* V„ M
i
cm to carry I hem to tlieir nnrond con tion* here by saying that In the did the trick, 4-2.
and scattered nine Azalea hit» [ lluMnll
II *
secutive Florida Slate League pen
PdlsharglTn rookie lefthander,
j Itroiiklro
I I to C94 nant. With Mnouger Sam Reiilinu, event several of the Hanford
effectively.
rookie ball playtra rome through Hill Werle, survived a ninth-inn
in in bill!
Palntka opened honlllltlex In the I I'Ui'ib .'ihip M*
10 II lf»r* and Pilcher* Wally Gaddis nnd with a little mure power at Ithe ing uprising hy Hrooklyn to win
ir.r. I,nil llevll, the Islander* have Ihe
in f i
flr*( frnin** with u twn-ntu up' I J/i*i^isuritI*
plate than they have displayed, a fi ll decision.
• II 431
fUlnte Dnilio.li
"! .
rlxlng.
Ran*oii ili.nLliiil
doohled nnd maa
wan (-tiia-HRM
• II 431 imcleiiM of an oiitxlanding tneiii. Ihe Giants may finish fourth.
Chicago ended Ken
llelntzeltingled home hy McLeod. Dearth'll
Lost year Gnihll* won l!ii gamenuml
II m b II i Vrxter.ar
,.^3,3
.
Hanford's veteran nnd limited niari’* four-xlrnlght win streak by
L 'lio 'lo n n ll 1. N e a Y o r k I.
walked, moving McLeod to *eronil.
Mmd !• ami had an earoed run nv service players ore not producing coming from behind til nip Ihe
Iln wlfjfi 7 , Hi lam lK U
Then Mayer *hnt a Mingle Into
Ierage of 2.40. Devil, playing and the hits nnd the mound victories Phillies, 4-2.
IMi m T iirffli U, llr m ik ljr ii 3
thicHf,! 4. I'fiii'iilflpitlu 3.
left Held to drive Mrl^oil aero**
innnnging Die (trlaudu Heimtors in needed to put fi team in the first
4
4M U f llll'K
for the second run,
l>m«»
W I* |V( I liGH nported a 10-7 pitching " " division,’ and we do not believe
Hanford came luo I, in the sec
Yofk
|ti ft ;s;Jeo id wllli a T i l earned average. that they can lie counted un fur YKHTKHDAY'H HTAHH
li» «
ond frame to »rore four run* oil' Cleveland
| In addition I, I X rm-ellenl pitchHow ie Fmt, Reds--sonp|ted New
1
1 '• r,j". I lug record, llevll halted 7016 in much more than they are now pro
a doiihle hy Connie Kavnklx, a
luring. It will lake more effort i York Giants' seven-game
win
13 I I
triple hy Joe Miilinow*kl and
film i Hfi games for ihe Henalors.
II II
from the exp
experienced hull players streak and drove In two runs wllli ’
I I 13
single* hy Fred W’eher, Hohnrk
Ham Demina, probably the liesl In put the Giants lulu the play timely single In 4-2 win.
ft II •'" I!eatrlier
nnd Johnny McManiix,
coupled h i""
in the FHI, this year, had offs. We do not believe that this
Jack Graham, Riuwnx--h'd HI.
17
with one I’nlatkii mlscmi.
llrsilll* r n lr M M
!u 2H0 Inti ting average in HR con- Is our veur. We hope tlml we are i I ....I* to 6-4 edge over I’hiladididilu
1
*
0
1
■'*
K-*
II.
ll.t
M
liiO
S
The local* iced the contest In I V Y i u U il u u l 'i n t l , I n l r o l l I*
I tests, and lie drove 72 runs across fooleil however.
iwflli Iwo doubles and single, drlvIhe fourth ciintii with three runs I i '1*. v r In o il 3 . New Vork 3
tin' plate in tile or, games last
Orlando, Delanil and Leeslmrg, Ing in two runs nnd scoring two.
on five lilt* and a Pnlntkn (mot. ‘ gl I. o i i I m f,; I'll III,il,'||i|i|a |
year.
will prohnhly finish in that order.
Ihduick paced the Sanford n t - i -------------------------To this array "f velernn ptny- None of these three lenrn* have
A M . i'O I'U l.A ll lilt ANUS
Hill Vuixcllc of the llraves drew
lack Oil the two Polutko pitchers
cis. the Daytona Reach Islander* the plteiilng or the hill ing needed
a
fr,<
H
I
fine
in
1016
u*
n
Giant
with Init'i* nil*, i»m« uf thorn a i u w i
t\
9
mid Cliivlon Hh'itlng who till II lo produce a strong contender.
you I wlii'ii lie tossed a home run hull
Now for llie umpiring
:ilk clip for Piilnil.u lu*l year
bridge and Theohohl.
(
__________
them ,I*<' Jolmny Hupp, then with the
Inke
them,
we
don't
wind
while
playing
first
base,
mill
tins
h v i. u k v
Cardinals.
„ . .L A K E L A N D , May 12-IHpe- Moiitalliaiio, who hll .212 for Ihe they're too blind for us.
i j c i a l ) — lloris Rial, noted scuinler I's Iasi year.
J ' and ilean of Ihe Tyler Hcltool of
Gainesville has an exrvllrnt
„ | Fine Arts, Temple University, Phil- club and will give Rnylnna
l i adelphln, will deliver Ihe com llearh a run for It* money, hut
mencement address nl Florida w» Imllfve the G'a will not have
Hoot hero College on June I, it was r Ike powtr tu slay up with tha
Dixie Crystals— Fuctory I’nc
announced hy President Lmli* M, I's. Malinger Hper lluilpr nf
Rplvey today.
Gainesville played in the Class
Two hundred students are candi A A Hunt hern Association for the
dates for graduation, uecurdliig to Alin lit a Crackers Inst year. Last
I'liuulr-O-Su'ls
till! dcun'a office.
year's manager, Myril Hogg, who
won 23 gnmex, while liming four
for Ihe G-Men is buck in true
form in Ihe Gainesville harness
"Lesuevir" E a rly June
and may lop he 20 game mstk
".
again tills yrar. The veteran
I'
JAl'KH ltN VIl.I.li. Hay
n IJ 17 II | - Clorlilu Can murks!
George Full* returned lo Ihe
’ mi mil 121, *! g„|,.»
tslnllsts
G-Men from Wnyrriwn of Ihe
*.»'* Union'd
Ul'l tut no* I L km* grails A
Georgia-Florida League and will
*1, in-iir
N sl w g l I....SS
. K iilu k ls , I j i r u s
I t ox
f.l
he af much benefit lo Ihe G's.
Ibiraa. It.. Mull'iio
II
til
He will pruhnMy ire one of Ihe
hack I K Miiyci Aloosii. M.-Mao- IKmull
I* ,U
Mi
Os 3 in n I I . Leoit, lin g e r. W il.s r , ' g i u , .
main rugs la thrlr wheel.
at
n
i - ’.
.
Pnlntkn is our choice for the
llearili'O.
Moil * j an liinisi.il.
Ku- l urPae
ro d u ce r* snles illre .-i |o i-oii
ynkls, Ilolinck, Mini a m _ m„|. sllllie
third slot. Is'causc they have a
r
llllowskl Hll Mi’Mniios HU l.ene* TV.Vme
II
very good hall club now, mid they
DP—Moll. HIliMir anil Meyer. HalI I os
can expect additional help from
ilnowslil an,I VV. I.e. I.cll I'/Inllm ...........
II HumII
i','".mo
I os
the purent clllh, the Tampa Smok
I k ilr s
In I lie
, ,
I t us
I I ers. It is also rumored that Johnny
j P o u ltry |irlc e a :
Tuncnff Is going tu appear in n
I l.lv e iio n liry
To
Pnlntkn uniform after school Is
No Wnate—Hon*lean Rolled
Dressers
•..nsamere h (|(|( Tnnrnff hit .2IUI, while playF r y e r * red
I I 1lug fur Palulka and
Daytona
>W Ihe op
I |h nch Inst year. However, Tonllr u lle r * red
l i t ) Ihs
* •
| ,-tiff ran lw counted on In lietter
D e lis red h eavy
«n 'Ills hilling average this year, since
*
up ..........
Id
liens while heavy
lie was suffering from bail appen
No Bono—No (Irintle—Lean
up
II
dix last year, which we underohh .I<le uIlias iia
ht
slnml he has had removed.
; under t Ihs
I Itooal
HI. Augustine gels our nod for
A. M. 'Dr. Ruisnrd' Lewis, lieH- lire **
fourth, because they have a bet
FOR TAH TY M EA T L O A F I
gro, caiighl a 0 pound-Cl lium file d )
e r s red
II
41 ter hilling team than do the
black has* In a nmnll lake near fFlrr yiille
r s red
tl
««
W ILSON 'S P U R E PORK
Markiniin, and was promlly display lie n s red h e av y lb
MI Hanford Giant*, whom we pirk
Hickory Smoked—Tenderized
41
ing the fish in downtown Hanford le n s w h ile h e avy
len s lla h t
II
yesterday morning.
lo u s ie r* old
It
II
Tlie prise cnlch was landed on u ■ rra sfil s o il d ra w n il ia a d i and l* » t
I.H .
paw paw lure early yesterday “*f>
.
ROM
morning, he reimrled,
ilfolV/rs Vld
"I Imt Ih m 4 uthern ku Ur|{*» un Hrim rf«t littvy
hi
JUM RO
FROftHN
lltlP imp/1 \w iiHAfitiMl,
jlJJlJ n*/,1* .1,#* vy 44
7! COM M EN TS
From The
S ID E L IN E S
«££gptSi
I
i! l r m & t ' V i " " " !
I ' ^ S t .h i "»»■«> » m *
- if .
... Saddler told
....
............ ...... m .......... list that showed
matches against *1* of the tough
^
^ J h''w r ,h»
j JifcHiStS U
®
f
o
u
r
^
^
(r, .
, (he „f the five game* the Yank* had est teams in the East within three
weeks. “ What do you think of R '
f|na| frtm e t0 t(,n y (f,# winning 11'**1 u(* *" y«*lvrday were agalaat
Aa he turned to leave, Sheridan
Ca*h
pitching,
while
run ax
“
“ **■
...........u"
“ “a lefty replied: “they’re all nearby. .
a* Micon'a
m aeon a catcher, Ra
Kay i;a»h,
iI “southpaw
..........................
ml^layvd the throw from fiernar.l
other one ClevelnmU
« my hill In Uf field aft'iV G ^ rge
Mitchell, who has Iwen t i h M
Maryland. William nnd Mary and
Wrlwht flle.l
for a couple of season* as (hi*Temple are now addition* to the
T ^- victory was Havar,rail's "H'ly »n>‘ of the all-time great h it-, 1P41I Michigan State football wduut[‘“T 11* ’"m ight, and the Peaches Wrs, apparently Is out to
ulo.
fifth loss In a row.
!“
“ T ” '.. '^ ^ .m d n!ok!!m
Other game* In the Booth A lla n -1v«W.
,M,W *,H
second ranking
Largest opening day crowd of
JlcLe ag u e found the Jacksonville j money ^ n i.rr ^ m ,
^ - ^ e
....... ..
Tars ul|iplu|{ the Columbus Card-'
,",T . " " ---- '77,'..,*.
imir.dt
W - *he Cliarle*lon R uIh'Is , I ho player to heat ,^ h ,M .m H l» m >^*o^w*m_tt.4.l6_a^ *.tL „
edging the Greenville Splnnera hy;
*1"*
*c,’r#; The Augusta T ig -,
'*r* defeated the Columhiu Reds,
"
.. .
r“ r.
Cnaiks yielded 10 hits
•" Lolumhu* Imt he mil Ihe screws
I" «he clutches and fanned four,
U'e Card* put In I at \ at rick to
"nd ha
all of the
.. .
. .allowed
. .
,
r“r "
hu
*HV".' ln'
he worked. Boh Vogeltau*
Dhlsnaa th* gam*.
__________________________
Joe Kuhel. Ihe amateur (?) magician who manage* Waihinglon, demonxtrated' hy the
jiut pulled a ninlli rahbil out of hit hat.
Indian* ax they came ............. „
Schultz And Barry
Are Scheduled To
Face Hats In Twin
Attraction Tonight
“ I Tournament Marling tomorrow.
| Cary figures a month's layoff will
j help the kind of game Mangrum
Sports Roundup
!rs'zX!. Mi'«£,‘SA'WK
IfiokMo! Iced with
Dixie Crystals
XXXX CanltrtiMtn Sugar
prices
^
w# i t
/
.,* 1 M I lia
B W C E R S tf d N G S ^ S lI I I S iliE
MARKETS
2nd ST. and MMNOLM AVE.
iBlai To S|K>ak At
double, from .......
of ,\*. J'SC, Commencumuiit
Locker Plant
"I
FROZKN FOODS HEADQUARTERS
401-W-BSth St ....................... Phone 1318
Egjfs And Poultry
Cigarettes
Extra Fancy— Wlnesiip
SUGAR.... 5 lb. bag $ 9 $
APPLES........3 lbs.
Church * Pure
SUPER SUDS Ig. pkg. 25c GRAPE JUICE p i 180
FRYERS!
Del Monte—Sliced
19C PINEAPPLE 2 can 320
CHUItNGOLI).. . lb. 3«C TEA
pkg. 280
PEAS........
CROCK R0AS1 rs 59*
BEEF STEW ... lb. C ^ 0
Dr. Buzzard CatihuH
LurRe Black H
K
llo o s la rs old
A. I». CI IQIIORS
r m w n p o r k c h o p s ib.
MACKEREL
lb. fillets )9£
, » f y
Joe March
Holloways In
ORLANDO
" kx O T h iv k a . u . c .
SPECIALS I I l
Ronrico 5 Yr. Imp.
RUM M - f i t h
got talking
i WM here viaKtag, end 1
holy Boiklog fc®wdifferent
>>|M i
-Tti— r. v — 1J W1 ‘*“ ~f
m
Ju t dependa M where you o n i*
the U. A, whleh way aounda right,
From where 1 eit, whenever we
erltfeiee eemeeoofee mmltm fun»l to mt weeoghl lo Utah how we
D E V IL E D
2
AM. MEAT
HOT DOGS
pound i K
CRABS
shells 49C
25C
MADE FROM PURE
FRESII BEEF
FRESH GROUND
HOURLY!
LB.
“Shop a n d Save The Sunshine Way
HOME OWNED - HOME CONTROLLED
DKEHHED « DRAWN
FREHH NORTHERN
COTTAGE
CHEESE
FREHH K IL L E D
ARM OUR UTAH
FRYERS
su re !)
CLO VERLEA F
Frozen Rolls
pkg. of 8 I K
All Meat
WEINERS
THIS BPKCIA1
W H Y P A Y M ORS t t t
I OLDCOLONY
DRY GIN OJU-Bth
SAUSAGE
SHRIMP
pound
HPANIHH
Fromwhere. I tic
Cullfoiuiu Hunklst 422 Hiu
29‘
RABBITS
pound
.. . I I
l.iplon*
ICE CREAM .. 2 pts. 49C LEMONS..........dz.
Grade A—Quick Frozen
DreHHod & Drawn Local
Rhode iHland Red—Pound
4 ■ few «f
I'll It
A M Om F lit 8CA LTM T V w .
CHUCK ROAST lb. 0 f \SIRLOIN STEAK lb.
CLUB STEAK ... lb.
P |f0 | T-BONE STEAK lb. ^
fla^SSoBouTlASrniBBlBBEWnT
W B V I LOOKlN FOH YOU
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
aifaifate,
�1
■ *■ *1
THURSDAY MAY 12, 1549
Legal Notice
•
«•«•
H R A f.
It C IIKI1NI ION
Clerk of the Circuit Court
IN T ill! Clin HIT COURT KCHt
THU NINTH il'IH ClA I. CHICCIT
in a n ii i on h r m in o i . i : i h i ' n -
O l> IIKHNIuiN
Clerk of I li»* i*| milt 1.1*1m
nsintirr,
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t i h : i?in eu iT
r o u n T r o ii I
™ ^ 1NJ 11,J l.'vmi’n o I x 'ro r' nT 11>o iio t 11v m ii . o iu m .
i i a i i .r t
1ft,
a N PFl
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l>»t»ncla*t
T
T. ASiV-iiV/Is
FLORIDA. ' IN
IN zmi
CIIANv
r.|XT
NMTIt'R TO AWMAU
no: m i
To, OOIIOTHY
MII.HIIKD IIA|.
nmiiii'H
I,|:V, whoae addrene mol reeldenre
JOHN Mil.TON IIATTI.EH.
le till Vonre Hlrnei, i Ireeuehoro,
5 plaintiff.
North Carolina.
You are hereby r*i|iilre.t 1.1 !!!,■
Vllin'lNlA IIATTt.KR.
nn niipearaiu'e cn J.me I. ISIS, Ih
PtD-n.Unl
__
Hie
i'lrrult Court of the Ninth
NOTUK TO APPKAR
Circuit In ami fnr ftemtnTO: VlllOINIA IIATTI.RR wlin». Judicial
ole
County.
m Chancery.
i..lrtrr»« sml r .ilil.n r . Is I] M.rlnn In u mitt (liedFlorida
itaalii'nl you enllllcd
Hlreel. Brooklyn, New York.
KIINKKT
IIAII.K
t,
l>lnliitirr. v
You nr. hereby required In file liOllOTIIY
MII.IHtKII
IIAII.KY,
an •ppearanre on June I, l»4J. Ill Hefemlanl,
wherein
the
the <‘Ire nIt I'nnrl of Iha Ninth eeeha a decree of dt*orce plaintiff
na.InM
Jildlrlnl I'lrrult In anil fnr Kenilnole
County, Rlorhla. In Chancery. In a you.
WITNKKH
toy
hand
and
official
null filed nxslnat
you entitled era I of the eahl Courl ni Hanford,
rn
lfcMll,Mn
t T S T i a i J I f ii " H 1f/'
C I Lounir
*r " ] ut of
,h# * * ul V °url
n' of Flor*
JOHN
-----IOHN
HlMt*
lift t, X 1in 11NIA llATTl.r.tx, lie* ||
. .,
faltdanu wherein the plaintiff eeeka '
" " l,B>
* **•
Ms decree of divorce airalnel you
» • WITNKMM my haml end official
«eel uf the .aid Court nt Hanford.
County of Hrmlnole, Htate of Flor
ida, thl* tth day of May A f>
in
Dr. Henry McLaulin
Optomctrlnt
U.1 Man null a A t*.
Phone d l l
“Oldit 40,50,60?"
— Man, You're Crazy
At »U Ilf
Fwitt foul HI* I litMiuab.it Mr
(1,11" mill l»e(rti I Kill alia* tol.ir Kef *«*|.
. ID*Ilf Ut* ftiiit H-iHiffl rail "tii.1 inm
rtf
UMr«J I wtUti TaUeU flit 1*4!*. 1.miiidof fftriitm. not
If. Nt* **|tl *f4u*iUni i «« «*w.in
f '*
At all druB etoree e .r r , t.krrr-l#
Sanfiml. at Touckloa llrea to.
IK 4M lt **n I'tMfllim t |l * « m l# 1|
V
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i ll Ida. mI f * K tlk v l I fu ll
ATTENTION!
rr.l;,r.;stoj^rxbvVffSi
O
i w
t i y
Zv
Now She Shops
“Cash and Cany
W ithout Painful Backache
When .Hunter of kidney function penalM
uuiltrr to remain In your Uood.ll
nm yniuit’ iuiKirind but ksuh*. i It* um»tJ•
Irk lolnt. lo*. of t-t> and m ini, *»tUne up
rtlihi*. •nFllIfigi littfRis*141* uiwtf !«• *'F*R*
hratluchra and dl.aln.it* Cm iurnl or aranly
(uft&iivw with •marlina «nml burnlitf
tJirti 4 allow* th«f* ii
wrung will
■our kklfvr)* or Mauldcr
w M _
.
lit
A fJm ilJI ll|l|*HH*9»ii III 4 T u r in .
...... > ,/.* /' t / r n ;
kkltirf tul*m rtuuh oul peiiuAMioua Wllto fmtil
tolar ItliPkl. IM llouh'e MtH#
(.’ROVE
FOR S A L E
TalliiiwiH-
nco to defeat I louse Hill
489 jvhich seems loophole for torture ami
vivisection of imiiomitled dotts. W H ITE Oil
W IR E NOW.
t f a .......^
I km'l w»it! Auk tour dru«il«t fur Dunn•
Villa. a ullmuUnt dlurwtlc. u«4*J •ucr#*«fullF
UrK« your Slntf Ucpri'HeiltntivcH
p n n y . . . i t seem s everybody’s fancy is turning I(I
..................
- *• ~r*rt. |k*nn
I Ly
milliohd for tivnr.10
|k»nn ■
• «ltf
fl*»
v Ihn 16 nilW
ntlWn
liaupy relief and will iwlp
* ut
AM , JUST AND
HUMANK FOLK
TALBOIT’S
—DRIVE-IN—
: Wall Paper - Paint
Page s e t e n
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Wl -M.■
TT. FLORIDA. IN CIIA K CEIIY
NO: T ill
ntvoHC'i:
HKAl.
HIINKMT IIAll.KV.
f
III aere tfrove over 18
years old on hill in
Lake I'liunly. A-1 eontl it inn. Warm lot'll I loll
tifill trees at approsimat cl \ SHI per tree.
SlUillll. Term s I. 'i and
!l years. St e owner
6
^ U /( A a - C jT
John II. Talton
if.a f i*alt:ii• It* I m. i 4 cu«, UJun
AIMM’KA, KI.OHIDA
.., tr/f/Z f/tr / Y Y / s o / f Zw
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Try
HERALD
Want Ada
\\\ y»»ur f r ir iiil* w ill * * * • ” \Vlm t *
tHttutnf, wh iil it tm ii' * F u i It m i nr 1mm*
W ( tit k WA NTKD
Tliv m att B e a u tifu l H U Y lo r
( U llllu lt
II 1: I lf/ ,
1 MG* * i * ll if t oil
| Itll ill 1*il-4V ItIlls' 1IMlIlk - to it S (11hi'1
Sn,*
lull 1is*k
»!• rji
1Ml III lil 14t!|<
“ 1' 1X* | IM.I >• |! *
illltl v11h *iciif r
Tht> ntotf Beautiful BUY for Jhrilli and Thrift
Yha moil Beautiful BUY for
Styling
V c*.
..p le a t
IS th e lien ilM Ill (u t IM'M • III > m le ls (Ills
s|n mp lh.it ll . i r l l l x f ir o / ls s / l/ 'j fnio ,
is lim m ig In
it lidiiv by F U h rr * %* l»i»ivr tA
till- Wl.isf In m ill I III ll III/ I if till!
PITTB BU ltd Utility Flat
Wall LOW KB Pit II'EH, Expert watch
paint, oil hast*, *.‘126 <l„l
| n-|u,nlug, tl t‘ E,dlown, Hum#
I'ltrvitilFl «iitl lily In i |fiut«l «m«
N E A R WATF.K FHONT LO TS
Ml X iu i'iiin i- t lii 111111 e h i I In- Ro i l ll.i-lin ig lin es
Mhop, lititl .Sanford Ave. Phone
I . ii.
I Luts 3, 4, 6, t!, 7. & H uf Block .1 H KN KA KIK (ilnsn A Putin t o.
llio
l
I i . h i l - III l lu-y in le t s I I , id le- In r ’l-lie l
In
112-111
W.
2nd.
HI
Pliotir
Tilt
I
112
.1
.
Mayfair nl.«i> lid M of Block 12
Jho nroif Boaulilul BUY for
Mayfair I’rlccd from ffdHI.Ofl ♦« T U X E D O FKED N t'otiiph-li- line r i l i U T i .i l WfiltK l>y tl,c hotir or
I lie - 1 ... i L1 1ns’ a n d s jiii ite d |iei fm in.’iio - id its \ a l v e
fm Ra
f/ie inot I fleiiidifnf BUY lor
1700.01) Term*,
Hunt's Tuxedo l-'ced Store
jiili. I 'ttiiphing, hltrrowiflg, mowDriving and Hiding Eato
III I L . id I'iiignie . . . a n d In tile l*\l I .o u -lili.il y m ix
All Hauml Safety
ENJflS' Sunday diuuc ut I t,m y'. ' hm A In, imivuig. WV spoclallie
C'lirviiilH'% Ht'H 1 i-iili i 1-.... I f h'Aifjti
« t t c M llttd ia ratoa apply ••
Loin a j, an. an, mock a find e*c76c also week day
Lunch, A
rt, ,dllio„it,g hiiihling Iota 4
t i m i n g a m i tillin g r e s it)Is in ip n i'le il In i l- l.u m m s
IM
t
It
it. tv * . I i *^,tIt 11v«l in Min
ail Waal AA* uahlUfead la Tfca
lli«
llI*IiIl|j
4
Vlilr®
I
V
in
l
M
i
n
h
i*
.
tiuil Murvnniu. Prlrct Kill .III) aarh
short orders.
vardt ■
> oh.,-, PI....... n n .J
taalord ■ •M ill
lltiik* - vsiK hui I i1 ’It 1tin |,i 11«t»«lk4• .
I.V iilfr•|%»inl Srnhiiw, I,*n'k«'t 4Vnlrr
t '•■lit, i l*<n id |)e -ig n . A m i it tl A m e i a a i- a g u r-n ig
Term*.
HEWIN’d M A CH IN ES l i c i t ' - ■AM T ' I'E.s of hulhlozer work,
I Mata iaa pot IIM laacetloa
t*kl ®ii -®ittiifc* It -Ih 1 hi !•-* 1 M.wly,
tif iim vil v wilhnul Im* »»f ftinil «Icur
I ll il I ( lu x m i l l I- 11ll- m ill/ e a r lilllt id le rs a ll I lies!Sewing Mach Center, I lo W ., reii-„n ,l,le nites. Free estimat• ttiaaa IN M l llaa laaarllaa
Loin
1
1
1
thru
10—24
lliru
at
Block
I'iiltitl (Mil! \ I'll 'ill \ v ''lift'®v
Eller, Rlhl 4‘elite® iVml Hem Si j w
• tl m m k« pat llaa I m w i i . i
Ist. St. I'll. Illltl
,
Da. id E Carpenter, Pliuna
a d v a n t a g e s id liig h e -l |irie e il e a t s a n d i i i - I ' mi l i l l l e
M tiMra to par llaa laaartlaa
I lllwhlun.l Park. Aim, I, 2, & I!
l . Ins' M......tl......
uni Mm *tt|i4-r
j te ll sit Hi
W»\ew * i i f i f f /t/ u t kf t i l i %iti|^
Mro warda la Iha llaa.
*'*!!* 1!
Block I) lliiftilnnil Park. Price fll.A S S far all purpose- Auto
\- ...... I(..lr
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I
till*#*
•!
I\
t...
tn
I
nt-.
(i|ie
ta
le
a
n
d
iiM
iiiliiin
t
mi
l
rtiling
mil*
Uaahle ra,a far klaep faaa aapa
N'EW
l(o<
t-,
Itoof
i,
-p
a
irin
g
glass replace,in-,it. -line fiimt
"»•" f'- lh«>f repairing A
*260.00 Term*.
painting, I’limn- IPH-M,_________
work, mirrors Expert - c n e e
from yeais of fioloiy
Lot. a,I to 4lt inclusive, nccm l *«'•
' M'" t |B— U tisim — O pjiuj hmltloH
tonee,
ti,m Fort Mrllott IIH6.IKI elicit.
Waal AW will ka a reap ted
NKNKAHIK dlu— .1 Pidni f„ .
"
•tar Iha t.lapkaaa aa MOMaraadaa abaraa If faae aaae
I.uln I, 2, a Block 1) III k Ii Iiiix I Purk. 112-111 W. 2ml. SI
Pl„i„e .120. Fat Hale S lltlP IT ; C H A P E A U —
la llalad la tba l.lapkaaa M at.
entire -lock exclusive millinery.
la raiara fa* tkla aaaaMMada(jar«Kf UiiiltPiiK A-1 cumillion H O U SE T H A II.E li, 26 ft., electric
Phone 151H .1 after 6 P M.
Itaa lb# adtarMaa* la aipaalad
refrigerator, furuisheil 2 rooms.
dune tu uptown ImMiiens ilistrld .
•a pay prawpllf. 14 arder far
M
USIC
S l t l l l E Kectitd-, lladlo
or tba baat paaalbta
Hx-O at Paolu Past Office.
aa la road
i
Priced to nell, with terms lo
Repair. Priced hclnw niventiiry.
• au Waal Ada aiaat ba
milt
purrhaner.
MUCK
By
truck
loadtItders
la aae afWea aa tba day bafara
Owner has othet udeie-ls. The
taken thru May 2iith I’liom- .27.
• no s x r t o n c i r n i i* i t t r t
.Mn-ic Box. I I 0 W I s|, SI Munn a n roa u u A tiit * i iu w im r m i / E S ^ g S g /
r
,
A.
W
im
m
u
N
,
HR.,
Broker
P I m h Mttfp aa IMMddlal.lr
foid.
tll.A D IU l.U S , hvioitifal ghols, cut
It*
8.
Park
Are.
Phone
I
I
I
I
iflp a
— t* ta j f f l t a*.
fresh every duy. :16c jn-r danui, U N U S U A L ........ ...
...........
A up. We grow them fur yntir J |„ „ ,nl.mifaduring eulerprlsilllt'lHurc. .Ill) tt. dtIi. Street.
| in tin- uieu with large profit
a Bed room houne done lo lutnInenn district, nnnill cash pay LK A V IN O ttiwn. many Items, rett- t pnssihillties Product tied *.,
'uiiHDii'. man
HHiiins at
in n
a i, i[ goad ni:»
it liininii
iit-inaihi nTHE
sunntilc.
Blau iProilacts
cost,
agi ii
idturid dematiil
a j
ment or Komi houne trailer will
I'll....... I 2 4 l-l2:t.*i
2- electric
electrf truliis *10.00, Bicycle
aoeiuted yxitli local clllxeiis «f | i „ in, . .
e,
...... a u i r .,..
he acceptable an down payment.
I*20.00, hooks 26c each. Inuulre slamlmg Ih.x III! (M l Hcrnl.l * Ulnt»-I1i» A. Sot mill N m
iluy
f have hunlnennen thnl are operat
luy or iiiglil, Phone UI6-W, Hit)
ing profitahly. Terms can he
W
W. Isl.
1*1. St.
12— Spentil SurviifH — 12 OZAHK IK K
arrungi’d. F i l l i n g
stations, h o u s e h o l d
t leaning
am Lunch room. Bndh, and Electric
Wimlaxv -dull-,
tab A
bawl
D o D liK -Pl.YM O U TII
Appliance store, Bry Cleaner*,
lau-lie-, rttiliiiliii da-ters, flatir ■
I’ X IIIS \N I) S E K V IU K
Hardware .ton', tlrocery Store,
—1
FOR R E N T
-xvet-p- and many ..Iher- priced ,l>!i Pahai-lla Axe.
Plume lilt I
Variety store,
Tolu 1st court,
foil" 45c.
NEW FLO O RS stirlacvd tu pcrfi-c j
Beer (iurdrn.
* 2 RftOMH furnished apartment,
H KN KAIIIK flhi-H X Paint
t'n. j lum. tild llunrs aiiult* like nt*vy
new kitchen unit, full Hotal ner
Phone 320. j ’■'illistiuig, clenniag A
waxing
I
need
listing on 2 & 2 bedroom 112-1! I W. 2nd. St
vier In eluding utllitlpa, llnann,
i PurUthlc power plant, 22 yem
houses, priced front *6,1100,00 l„ Reg. i:).6ll ctiiuliiiuillou HI
laundry A maid Hcrvlcen. Mr.
chair ami kilclicu -I imiI
*6<10* experience in Seminole ('minty,
*1 0 ,0 0 0 00.
Small. Void,** Hot*).
I u-ed 2 pc. living mom
II M Hlensoli, Luke Miitv.
4 RO OM house,_ furnfifieti. Nn .Have buyers waiting far giHul
-'•Be
31.05 V E N E T IA N B LIN D S inu-h- lu or
t-itfan hou.-t-H, reedy tn mnve In. I used dmihlc iiu-tul lied, spring,
chlhIdren. I'. O. Box 1285.
ih-r Htunlllulu Veiietiun Hlin.i
N in fil.Y furnished apt. close in.
and cotton uiitl 1ri-»s .
20.116 Co. m::u \V. Jlrd. Hi.
PI.......
Also
need
listingon
small
rural
M*n nml wife only. No pets. 21H
I used mahogany cliesl mi
1162 w.
humex
with
I
to
6
acres
land,
chest
Frfnt'h. __ _____ ____________
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.24.1)6
I.-pert Itndlu Kepitlriug
fteg 74.61) 6 pc. -olid oak
l.ANtlLfiY Apts. KltcKeni" l.lvlngC. A. WlllrilioN, HR.
Ftcd Myers, 1111 K. 2ml. St
dinette
,
1
11,116
_
room, sun room^ hath,
_____
119 S. Perk
Phone 1211
Reg, 1.61) hath mats
.till C A L L III7 fnr Buttery, Generator
■ t w 4 HBCR5SH houce, .furnishand Hlttr.er service. Swain's
I
used
drvssi-r
24.05
*<L AvalUble May IMhi Iboulre B A R U A IN —6 room house, city 1 used 3 pc. Iiedrmiin suite with
Hat 11-1> Service, .201 W. Fir-t
Satforil Trailer Panl, Mrs. bus service, convenient to large plate glassmirror
00.05 _H L _
stores, garage, fruit trees, only
s A f f [ f i d . _________________________
H E E IIS FOR
M A TH ER O F HAN FORI)
*3,200,00.
, V E l o dtsfrsble apartment. cloae New II bedroom home, knotty 248-99 E. 1st. HI.
M IM EOGRAPH PRIN TIN G
Phone 187
In, Suitable for couple. Also
AND T Y P IN G
pine paneling, 2 lots, nice neigh N O RliE
Electin'
range
*26,
fid’iilshed 5-room thralling at
C R E D IT B U R EA U (IF
borhood, only *7,600.00.
Plmne
1407-W.
C’iVstal Lake. Call
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HANI OHD
JOHN D. BROWN, JH.
Premium Pa Iills
2.25 g sl.jn n ft c.ri,
|.hon* 160
B 4 P Bldg.________ Phone L5JK. Army Kalncuats
2.60
O
RLAN
D
O
Morning
Seulinel.
Ot
R*ul Eatate For
BIR D IS LA N D on Lake Jessup, Tarpaulins—ull sizes
Iambi Evening Star. Call Ralph
•2H acres, best speckled perch
ARMY NAVV HURPI.HH
Ray. IUI5-.L
fishing camp site In Florida.
105 N. Palmetto
E L E C T R IC or
REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Want offer.
ZINN IA Plants far sale .26c dozen.
A CETYLEN E
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT A B A R G A IN . A small 4 room A. K. Russetter, Flurlsl, (Celery
W ELD IN G
RAYMOND M, BALL, laaltar house, garage, small lake, some
Ave,
Sanford Motor A Eqpt. U
Xn. 4 Florida State Beak Bldg. grove, borders on Route No. 40,
the
finest
208 W. lat Street
west
of W1lxtin’s
Corners, “ H A IR Y INDlGO",
cover rrup that can lie sown in HENSON A YOUNG. Call them
/O R FA RM S, homes,
U ,750.00.
groves, ami soil building on any
pabparty and acreage, tea your ON West side of Chapman, just
a hou I your painting prohleliis.
land, highest type nnd germina
E,‘<A. Btrout Realty Agency
off East First Street 00 foot
Kstlnmtes cheerfully g I v « a.
tion,
11)0
puttnds
*.26.00
K,
f).
R.
Oris R. Mathleui, Associate
frontage hy 212 feet, 9876.00
Phillies 268-It or 1607-JI.
I
liere.
Delivered
In
lots
of
200
Cash.
18 7 E . Second Street or phone
N O V E L T Y W O R K S —Law n Fur
pounds
and
over.
A.
M.
PreE A S T S ID E of Chapman 150 feet
. IS W .
vatt,""Phone 2104' f i’vlll7,' Flo p
nl“ 'r*' P",rl ^B kinds of wood]
north and adjoining the old
(WNEV MAHONR T . 81orc B ull dIhg,
l,|a>
’
j work. Boats A 1 ruck bodies. Let
Marshall
Home,
9860.00
cash,
___
___________
.
n
4 lota ami garden, lights, tester,
us figure tot your Job. Hinder I
S P E C IA L — farm and grove, 16« A r i ’E N tlO N
F A R M ER S , C1TA White,
G lm lm lB u ,
Phone
(7100.00 on 17-92.
acres,
10
he
res
in
good
grove,
4
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10011-R,
Al*o Gas station, corner let. Cor
aeres
In
truck—
2
bedrt
We
have
a
limited
supply
of
high
droom
mod
ner for Open A ir Market. Home
class Giiv't Surplus buildings LA WNMtiWERH ................ I. hi
era house, borders H mile on
site lota *250.00. Several homes
V
JrVIIn Irepaired,
«*}t|8ll l l|f |IH
A Hill*
xx »
cyclt'u
lock
and rkey
paved road, 915.000.00.
sultahlo for Warehouses, Feed
under construction. Flamingo
work. No wiiltlng—work guutFRED W. RENDER, Kesllor
Storages, Hunk Houses etc. HP,
Heights, 4 mlloa south. Office on
anteetl.
H. W. Shuman, 310
Phan* 1989 20', 26' itml JIM' wide try any
ppoporty. W. J. Harnett or Raan No. 2
East
4th. Ht„
Sanford, Fix.
Florida
State
Bank
Bldi.
length.
Wo
can
deliver
and
I’Xone Orlando 24SS5.
( Formerly with Williams Flxd
FIVE B o o m house, two screened erect an your lot ut n savings
Shop).
of approximately 60'/,. See or
porches. Close In. 94J15O.0O cash
a l & r S i a bouse, large lot, good
write
us
nt
once.
Call 828-W or sea 800 Laurel
Ave,
NATIONAL SALKS, INC.
To— ix m it tm— i :ernonuU — Ii!
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rsw■
, PHONE 148 ;
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HOLLER MOTOR SALES
SANFORD
HERALD
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1719 Watrolia Ave. P. O. Box 1991
Tampa. Florida. W A N T E D : Mrs. Bill llsrvey
G M E R S Y Mae* with Htiag ougr- 4— Roal Katala Waniod — i 11-4879,
£
tfo N ,
Torque sprlni
It, |4#500.04 Includfag stock,
ng trailer, to take her iloughter, Linda Carol,
NEED
more
laka
front
property
uw'lot 60* g IMP. .
perfect for boat orUutility haulto the Eativx Studio at 10H
Hstiags,
either
homae
or
Iota.
10 I C R E farm, all iUed with S
North Park Avenue tomorrow
Several clients waiting. Phone ,, Ing, ^ 7 5 j0 ^ 1 a r l^ U g s jU a J j& |
room house, 44,000.00, Vb cask,
wheru Mr. R. L . Cox will make
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lanca Ilk* rent.
a photograph freu of charge for
puullratlun
la
The
Hanford
A rlk lee Far Mole
3424 MMkwVlU^AtrV. f t l e T l MW
Herald’s “ Most Promising Citi
HLIghaet caih p ik * paid tor Hand
8MAVL frame ixomd, fm ished. FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dlnnez*
zen of Tomorrow" contest.
furniture. Ted Davia Furniture
Co. 811E. lsl. Ph. MK
IfO LC O M H E’fc Fish Camp formerly
USED k«frlgerstors— Buy A Sell!
Jim A Betty's,
East end of
Bahforri Sen Wall, Plenty of
Vodoplch Refrigeration Service,
Phone 124CL ___________
Bhlnere, Hull Heads and Perch
« E sS P « a »
Jl
—-w -rlrr ^
dOOD^Uxed lawn mower, Phone
10—
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- III
itSva
A
C H E V R O L E T , good appearance,
engine A chaaala in excellent
condition,
9225X10.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
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Exclusive At Piggy Wiggly In Sanford
AT PIGGLY WIGGLY ONLY
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CONDUCTID »Y
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H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ,
B a lib tla h fd 1908
AftHodHlrri I ’rrws Lrnntil W ire
F R I D A Y M A Y lit, 10 ID
N il.
1* 3 .
U.N. Approves West Accused $ 4 0 6 Million Military
State, Public 5,000 Police Join In Hunt For
Sicily’s Cop-Killing Giulianq
Italian Colony Of Torpedoing
Officials Face
P a r t i t i o n i n g Berlin Block Pay Boost Is Okayed
Loyalty
Oath
•f
_
Action On Senate's
Citrus BUI Is De
layed By Review By
. H o u s e Committee
1 T A LLA H A S SEE , Mar
I#)—Stnstars Beecham of Waat
rStn Basel, and Beall or fanite M a r lalrodaeed a Mil
r
pdnall HuMay night baaabilL Slat* taw now limits SunJar kaMboH to tka houra of
Irani S P. M. to • P. M. Bet
aken asked tkat the Mil ka
Ukan up for Immediate action,
k o l-ll waa referred to a comntHtaa for tonalJaratIon at the
■a|f*aUen «l Senator McArthur
of renuadiaa.
i T a l l a h a s s e e , Mar t » | B - A Mil to ramara present
Hmitetlona an campaign aipena*a of cgnJMStaa far political
affka waa paaaeJ ananlmoualr
h» tka Hooae today and aant to
tka HSnata. Itap. Andrew* of
O r**f*, ana of
af tka Introducer*
called the limit*
“Yoo all hate
knowledge of Ik* fact tkal more
la. M int on the rata Ikan allowed hr law," ko toM tkr
la*. “Thera ara ways of do
le."’
T A L L A H A S S EE, May l i </1’J
- T h e legiiUtive act requiring *11
PALERM O . Italy. Mar 1 I- - G I’) —-Some 100ft
* wx,* timing
in luaUv on the mountain *li<,ngli<>ltl where Ninly'* "Rnlun flimd"
>liamlil chief i» linlfil lip with alnml 20 nl hi* turn. Ill' n tiln . were
tu get llii* .Sicilian Je*,e Jxmc, <l«a<l nr xlive.
D ir (la y in g o f three (x ilic e n ie n fm m a m h u ih y e t ir it lx v gave
bloody I'ln p lin x lx to
till* tn iH in h .'
Tin - th re e w o re
iim ih lin g U M n ed
growth of Itiddn H im . . I Irg.-udt.,
alm nt 1f« i i i II pn - a n t h r a x l u f I'n I Ill* ili'xlgnallini of Hie M u n t rl.'iu e
cnmi.
nrca a* a “free stair" and Ills
Ir n n li- a lly , tin* a iit lio r it ln t did barbed mitimunlcnMotu,
1.1 tli,.
tint lu d lc v e .S a lv a to re ( ilu lla n n « ra i Italian Kovrrnmrnt
weir nllii-,
re xp o n xih ln f u r
th o se
k illin g * . factor* Itrhlod Ibe hunt.
T h e y a ttrib u te d th e n m h u xli to a
They’ve biintrd
him l.rf..ie,
Ir.-u rr b a n d it, nam ed M a u ra .
H o w e v e r, thfi s w a r t h y , d » rk - with force* on i<> morn iliao l.mtu
I'V rd , (ilid lN im and III* m rn nre ea- mrn, and failed. It”' each Ho->
tllry whittled aw i
-or. ... in*
band anil put » rrlinp in the aid
supplied film by friendly pen*anl*. roller cxItiiinU' lie Inn tin
more than 20 follower* now
Italy’* natlmial poller ehlrf.
lim it e d tu have- k ille d nbm it 70
liccm en *ln ce ho took to th a
pim
o licem
ill* In I104.1
hbill*
0 M nft<
a f t e r fe llin g a p a tro lm an w ho trie d to u n ite n
h l*
i* w agon
agonload o f M a rk m a rk e t w h r a l. li e
waa ‘JO y e a r * old th en.
The H w agger of the man, tho
i l'« * o a « * * n , r « a » I'.ia a u
30Overcome By
Mrs. Eisler Is
Re-Arrested To Acrid Fumes In
Be Questioned Holland Tunnel
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C o m m itte e R e j e c t s S o v ie ts S a y A l l i e s
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inn
T
h e ir R e s t r ic
lective
Trusteetio n s
For
T ra v e l
s h ip s O v e r
Lands
1A KE .SUCCESS. May I I </!•>
Iltr I ’nlilirxl C*mtintillro nf tlie
UiiUrd Nation* Aiirmlilv approved
I ih I.i v a p la n (o r p 4 rlilio u in g It .ily 'v
p
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Within IS Miles Southern C o a l
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cable law today.
department aonounied that
Governor Warren iigtied the hill
F.i.ler wa* taken into mvlody the truck caught fire, ncuoirii in
making il mandatory that all tho.e j" N*w V(„k Cily thi. morning.' the tuiinel’i ea.l Untml tub, .,t
on public payroll* mu*l lign oath,
been at lilwrly. without 7:>i A. M. EST.
the height
i * y are got member* of llie Com- I»""d. on charge, of being illegally o f the h e a v y ... ................ I r . i f l i , .Ih....
tube link* Jer.ey City with M .nb.itmufiiit Party, will not aid the *n
country,
party and do not belong to any
Onr rea.on lor her re-arreit tan.
group advocating overthrow of the w a . that llm government wished to
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w ilh ln m m hmI i I u iim i I h i »ni » i
»tati ot federal government by question her alnml the (light ol w h ile In# Ir u r k w ^ tir .it ll i r | r i v o lm it^iihiNl il h ih I i«i l« iM Viir.
j |(|| ||)lty | J(, | lu|,| i ,,i la y .
lores.
Filler. 52-year-old admitted Cout- » ry C ity * iilr n l l l i r lu n n ri, I h r T w e u ty - m ii’ ubxtntm ’d.
No "M .v lx io n ,»H« n iiu lr fm w o tt*.vv,. | „ | | | Inm o axt < lfim « o .
The Governor alio made n e w . muni.t. a. a .towaw.y on » Poli.h fla m e * »prea«J to t l ir r r u ll i r i tiu c k *
- - J .1_______ : J _________ .*rn K r l t r r a In im r d la t r t y .
w t'lio m *' In b u y n r *«H • " 'V 'h .n g
w|i«n tha Legiilature overrode hi.
The Juitice Department a n d )be a c r id am m oiiM l u i t r * . l* n
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fir.1 veto hy a M to 5 vote.
Immigration Service ot- netl by the t u n n e l . ventilating .y»I . I.lt.iu w o u ld l>c d ivid ed in tn i 0 J |,|
Mll|
rP N trics
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New York had been in- tern, seeped through l l i r lu b e .
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.Hurled to detain Mr*. Eider on
.Some tru c k * w ere b a c k 'd nut o l t l.n w p a rta .
h .b" ’ S p - 'l ." W H kln au n a a lil. ’ A ll I '1
ati.pgrmilling Panina
the t u t ,* 'O t h e r In o it ir iit i le f) t h r ir P la e i'd . un d u r f l r l l l n l . l i u » l e * * m p ., aV.-vv.ia\ ,.> > a .,,T * ,1Tby
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ru**rd the menare of fever tick* nto arrangement* have born cum
tlit fii nt .St’ Hi’t tt. S I ’..* M t %!■!•* nc11 iif Hu- M IIS lu n c h m m l-u
again Invading raltle ranehea af p lH m l fo r In te rc e p tio n n f l l i r s to w K a d e r . at th e m eetin g o f r .im - naa lg n ln g N.ll.lllllxlerlng ■ole
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nil
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Indlvidmil enunlrie*.
■n fu ril h i III S i-lilllln l,- f 'n u u lv w ill th r p ii- l « l* y c n ix . w lm - • it111111
ter having almoxt been wiped out a w a y a b o ard th e I ’ o lh l, lin e r H a l p a n y I.
ti..
m il ( hut Tin- l" it ’laiiit’ iii | **t IwMH M y r t lr A v r n u r
,
Tin- d.'legalra bail beanl Hu
1., in lr m illr e il H ip f lr x l n f m-*t ■
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In the s t a t e , at a meeting fol o r y - n u w m i the A t la n t ic —w ho ha.,
91* nllllM
tt. si II’ II Ml 11I f ’ » Ilf
•p k . f ’ lt y A lt u r n r y E d w in S in n
u f ill h r a illi.
lowed b y a barbecue yesterday al Id
r n t lf ic il Itlu
identifi.il
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the Lee Ranch. Chuluota, County arraiifffmeiita call for hln promp
A rm tIi,ir ii-N iunH tiiin w ii- Hu,l uf
til st II ill' VI I n i i f Inif i nil F f tl”
f jri,rn V**H1 ^r. alonir hr Rinall
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Agent C. R, Dawann announced
.m l !.• t’tlut’Hllnii. iftiritikt hit**;
*'i|y t‘iininilxHiniii'1 Jntui Ktidvi i i I tin- NniiHi 8iil>- I*, i i n i t i , -■Ilf in ■!
today.
I inn 11h111i11vi«i Hislwr nitnlni frtl
M r* . E I * I r r , lia te tl In o ff lc a l r e
lilt
1*1 f su h 'lll t iilil
K i f l i ’llt
......tu , pd
W l-d n rxd n y
In i-nlifi-r Sch n n l.
Mir vntiliir ilu iin u (Iif intnil
■V Mr. pawaon, who waa elected c o rd * a * H rim tillile R n ta tc ln E U le r .
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K It MfCntll wus fh’itfil vi«r
secretary-treasurer of tha Asso Is a n a tiv e o f P o la n d ,
Guard encampment Jul. 2d t« <’
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. ntnlivi-x HuilUi mid Odhain
iitiim ili-x h I ( f ii,u i,ix A ,'M ili-,,iy . « i i - (" hi 11 ~ F i i i h I f i . N f w V h i Ii n ii,.
| pi f. snlftit nf thr
Liniti., 11m
fv
ciation, declared with
a smile
g
' i , i
*
She wan first arreated In early Aug. H at Cnlunibia, 8. C.
,
,
All IrifuruiHtlnn
hvm I I h I i I*
« m gi m ill'd o n r y c a i Ir a * ,' n f uti ill#*- , \i • nttV f, HtMlhl Mlt’I'IM Hi' ! F,n iis
ltll
rtflfiim l
V lr f- p i f ,lf |f n f .
this morning t “ I thought t was ltf«8 on charge* that aim had over
I,lent. John Saul* report* that J a y C e C M
I te O ^ e
i ! ,- I.I1I-, lui'liiillng tin- lilty <-hm
\m
iy p' ‘
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f ,, ,
! v hiti>tli‘f Wvlrh t.iiinl virt* prr
just going to attend a meeting atayed her lime In thla country Hie C.iinpaiiy continues to take
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-trU t
and barbecue and found myself as a visiting alien.
In several new men at each meet
' unity p m jirrly In tlir r"Ity,
u p p o in tf'l, X lllijr r t tu i i | ■
|II iw iil nl "» ................ I Iui,„"i|," lti"n"l. | u n , ................... n .'K .m e i. J It
elected.’’
Mrs. Eisler, now !I7, cam* to ing. Mrn wishing to Join are ad.cuxxrd
with tlir
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One of tha major topics pf dis New York in June, lO tl, on a tran vised to contact L ie u t ,
Kader,
iii| Mr. .SliltliinlHri
l l i iin l, iu x lr u c t io n ;
M iE - ,m | t I m N il'V |**h
1 1 ml I f D ill tw is t in
cussion at the meeting were the sit visa. That simply prrmitt.d Lh-iit. Haul* or Hgt. T . II. Brown
"llrvHlIxi- nf tin- f*rl Hial lt*-|* I ' i I m -, m ilx lc r M ix . >1ilil,i- .l tint| l , , | | | , | ' l - If p n i It ’ll lit IlllV f t nit!
ltd Wll|Uiu
..ml .Infin I r<
cattle fencing lawe now pending tier paxaage through thin country on inerting nlglda, T h u r s d a y s at
"-lltarii
pxdkpt'''l
1“ be ali-rul c u c k , n f t i M rx ,
<iiii.ii,
W llx iin . Mu I ' m -n lftil tliu l h iih liifx s ■m il
" I ' l l ' N llllird H- IWn VI-111 , | l | r , l ' i l i
In the State Legislature, said Mr. to Mexico. However, thla waa lat R:IH> P. M, at the Arm ory.
Tlir Hrminnlr Hnuilty Junl"i ......... . Hu- iid iin lu ln g hi-mxI miix ll i l - h im Ii ru iim * m ill M iig g ii' K v iu ix , 11111tni’iit ki-pt hint fm tn iifc i'p !
11Ii nut,' m nl i i l t i u r l i v ' M l.
M
Dawson,-and hr pradlrted that tha er changed to a temporary visiting
.-l-k, Mllll jo in t H l'tluil u f till!
New rerrratlnn facilities for en- riiHinlx'r n f Cuininern- yr»trrdm
tin: ll« is t h f snti n f it f n in n t / iilic U i F l n r y tiink th e a f f ir m x m -grit iH-hool*.
R a ttle group will meet soon again p trm li
ilr lr g a t ln t l
w h - il'- x lr r il.
llxlrd men include handball, box at tlic-ir merllng at tin- Tiuiii-' - n t lr r
• 't iit m y
F o llo w in g
llin
in v i l ,, 1it.n uf N im
liv e i l i l i ' n f lln di'liMti- m ill W il
™ o discuss these measures,
H ilv lx rd
ilx Unit
plcducd I 2IMI
nx tlu-ii •Iih iln lrg u tlu u
ping pong
facilities, C e n ir r
She and Elaler were married In ing and
\tlitlh fW n I f p illt n tv | |f I , Mi* I in i i i H i n g l e l n M , l « w x l i u l r n l . r l i *
P r in c ip a l II. (!. S ic , ' I f uf H im S um *
Raterring to the tlek Inf cita New York Citv In 1042, and have radio-phonograph and pin ball ma- rtmirilxitlun toward tin- drlvr i- •Id* Irg la lH tlu u
w iu ild
i-nnii- u p
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id
t
iif
j
iiii
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li
r
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n
l
rtiUliM
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nf
iic g it liv e . T h e y w e re Intrudiu-ed
fo rd ( iiu m m a r H chm d, Htc lhuu>t
tion, he advised that *pee Imen* slnea resided there.
'--r a c tio n h y l lir m «t t l i r f ir x l u f
aeciirr fiimlx In operate llie F n
chine.
i i i thei x tiiln m W O W in O iiiiih it
liy 1‘ i i i f . It li'lu ir il t' B r a n d . - I >
im 'ii,iH -r* lu nch,-il at t h f ............I
ba brought lo hla office for einald Laughton Memorial Hux|iiui in x t w i- r k ," lit' x t a lr d .
lim n li'd n n l Mint S t.- tu m i|* l i x i * r *
amlnatlon.
T lir two r ‘it v rr)irrxrntallv,-»
T lir iirganlxHtlun agreed to ( gl*>
in M n r r li lu iil ib -fcH trd t * a m i in
Elected as vice-presidents of tha
iiinre tnw’Hid Hie drive, If aflei m iiintnred In T allalia*»rr and xnr
W exl
P o in t , lic n r g e ln w n ,
f-'
-hlnlly ibxtgfd cattlr tv llirli wrnAssociation were C. S. La*. Ov|einvextigatliin
of
It*
fliiMiicl*l
Yui k
IT n lv e r i l l y .
M a w a i'liu .e tt x
'iiiw xln v nil I Igtiwayx mirth nf
doi A. B. Merritt, OkahaiRpkai L .
standing, monry I* available.
T r i- li, n il,I n t lie , n n lp il lu s lllu t e - .
B. McLeod, Jr., Orlando and. E d
MacDonald Bryan, dlrrrtur «f iii-ala In ’’full defiance" »f »!'
I'n ln tin g
m il
ib a l
by
I'm '*
i
i-iiding
Icglxlatlnn.
t"
tlir
run.
ward J . ’ Cameron, Sasford.
the 126,000 fund rampalgn for tlw
m I iu u U H ir im g liu iil tlie iia tlm i m ay
'
ary
ibey
reported.
hospital, niitllnod thr fired fm
Named as directors war* Oscar
iutve m i i-tirn llm e n l 2fi p e rcen t
money on which to run tlie Inxtt
John., Grovel and; T. Ff. Thornyg r i'iit e i tliMii no w . M lxx F l n r y p r*
W OW F fH li F H Y
Lieut.
Comdr,
Edward
H.
Potter,
IJSN.
who
arrived
Saturday
lly
S
A
M
IIA
W
H
IlN
tut Ion. Mr. Bryan told nf the In
4*aon, Clermont) Clarence Deleon,
dieted M x lu iltn g i- u f I p h c I i i 'I . d'i»
A ll rneinlicr* nf the tm-al Woml
NEW YO R K . M*v t l (/ft M»„lern Atticiiait* A ir (ut'lutt: ii to h ig h e r x a lit r le , i i f f e r r i l in n t lir r
Orlando; George W, Coward, from Shanghai. China, to join Mrs. Potter, the former Joan Attarello ereaie In coat* nf many Item- mini
o
f
tlie
World
Im
lgo
and
tlirli
Christmas) Francis Meriwether, and daughter Robin Ann, declared today that business in Shanghai, a necessary for the operation of » O in illr* a i r Invited tu attend • -in r f a iiltftly It a n i )<> lit llir u n c lv c , .tm l lit* new | i „ h I i i , I* llw v w ,,u ) fli'ld x o f w o rk . M a n y b o y s xn-l
Sanford and W. 0. Xllbaa, Geneva. city of 6.000,000 paopla, was practically at a standstill when he left r " r f f i ,t,5„0#PS
r i r l x iH in m l atte n d xc lin o l lin a u x e
every "^In-1 '- h >.y at' Mullet f.ake Park on : info r x ii l i t i K liv in g q t ia r lr r * . V i I. i i , iim » xm l new im tiim * „ f lm w in live som e x ta te x la c k f a r i l l t l c S t x le x
Former President Branson was on Apr. 25.
h
a
p
p
ily
h
av
e
m
ade
I
mi
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in
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lug.
At
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r
H^lduaf
suBMrt tha drive w lh ''«F 74. Thoae planning tn atslsctad director to the Florida
The wealthy Chinese were leaving a* the Communist Army got
l *
tend are requested to notify J. m iiir lim e , high ,r u l * xm l rental*it, lm n , n il* li.iv r ta tu lri,, I r i l liv in g (b u t la c k m o ney fo r *c lln a |» lia v e
State Cattlemen's Association.
th e i i i i i »I I'liililr i'li. Tin - w r x lH i
'work and money.
\ t ,,,,, s- t i uvelv H H Huwnearer, the middle class was pus *
1
nm l r i i I I i I i i u i nre nut d ln trilm le 'l
W. Er .Hathaway, veteran pre
Preajtlunt Gordon Bradley »P
£ ’ Vl. Tl.nmix tn order hpuce.
mav u mn(i„
O iit-H lse f it r i i l lu r e , fo r u x u iii|iU - .|
H„ , |
| ,y d e r r ic k * .
i v t-n ly , x h r ,* id . and the F * i l * r * l
parer of barbeeuai, received malty
morV * " c>' condition In China In wMch pointed Clifford Able*, tteasurer. . ,
I„ WW),000 Chinee, hill would pay Geornr William* and T, E . Turk ,h*‘ «rangamei.ia may n» inn.i.- I* now v e r y ra » h lu n a h tr. I l lx nl-*,,
rompllmeata on tha quality of tho or lass Indifferent, he said.
.......... x iu ro - *iuul m u x n m lx m fiu v n r n in r r it u n ly c a n ib> t lit Me
had
not
aaeti
hla
wife
and
for
a
,hoe
ahlne
only,
with
a
rata
Hlie d eclart-d th a t th e F e d e ra l
mkat ha had prepared for Uta bar
«y to review , lira financial xtaml
NKW P A IN T SHOP
itn p o x iib lo In sq u ao s,, In to .
............ .
u p iirtm u n l hull*,- I h v c i ly a p a r t it ie n i h o u *v a , " Id
iMifnre m l II tig
Hit- Jum lrn u n v e rn m e n t w o uld nut n in ln d * r becue tkal followed the maatlng. child alnca November, whan all de- 0f 12,000,000 to one V. 8. dollar. !ng of the ocgaolsatloti and to re
n
l^ng opened a I’alnt and
„ i ) „ | , * niiH lern w o m a n c u rre n t- u e n d ltu ri-x lin t th a t tliln w nuld lie
Cattleman ware uraM by «•
'!« " « * ta G Y cu rrency' on l»wt to the meeting next wdgk
u-all Papw Shoo at 107 Wr»t n s w , S to ro e x e c u tiv e * w ill te ll y ," 1
le f t to t lie s t a le * .
Gunn, Ooaaola county agadl and
aw If .Urn hospital donation. m«y n „ t
Monday. He ha* been lliat many elevators, h u ll* , ......* |(v „d„,|,lm. T lto y pint « ..... .
H e r u p p iin e n t, M rS in g le to n
secretary of tho Stato Caltlsmon’s
f|1 (lll , m| , . w b II, t.» liv in g room I k bwUncreaaad. -.
in the hindneaa for IH year* and and w in d o w * J u * l w o n t ta k e I I .
M 'e a lia a e a oi> e - « Association, to «>•operate ta tha
G e o rg e William* .gave tha m
v.an fnrmerlv located In KannaO r. to ^ p a ra p h r a s e w h a t ym tr ..............,,» k iiiK tho * a lu . O llie r * .loganlsatlon t rimort on the pm- nolle, N. C. lie rarrie* a cumpleto g ra n d in d th e r u*od to xu y n IhmiI j
| | UI wm dd-he liu y o r fu tn l* h
tick eradication campaign now be
posed dock* and terminal project |iM, „f pa|nt and painting xup- y o u r a p p e tite , y o u r e y e * w hen ymt
ing undertaken by tha K a ta Live*
Mieunun-mentM u f e le v a to r* ,
Navy found Ita poaltion untotiaMe
ChJnew toet HfW savings by the City, and action taken al
Nn,f wallpaper,
read th e a d * a ro Ju » t ton hlg f« r I
(| ()„ ril )im | c u rrld o ra .
stock Sanitary Board.
and withdraw from Shanghai due »»>•" compallsd to trqda hoarded the City Cummlsaion Nmulay
Mr. Iginv, Id* wife and child v n u r a p a rt ,n e iit b u ild in g ’* fa c ili-1 <)r i„ k o th e A m e r ic a n w onm n
JA G K S O N V IL L R , M*v 1.1 -'fl
to tha fact that tha Tt'haugpoo U. 8. geld or currency for GY R ig h t ,
have been In Hanford fur the naat itle * . M a n y
o f th e *e
rm rk e rle x i |u ,m d f. N o w atlaya »hu I* t a lle r
t liu n 1.01
ia
Yangtsa
monsy, ha revaaled.
Mlvar,
tributary
of
tha
______
angtaa
— ■—
-—
eight month* ami live al the Flnr- wo« ? ^Milt fo r a d a in tie r ra c e .
MOSCOW.
o mn w ax h e r g ra n d m o th e r, .f i f t y AtlaiUp
AHOI"May
“ l« & - •
7fi
r.s
River,
la
so
narrow
that
It
could
The
living
condiUoiM
__
__ thaj fmmitha Ii
BBP .
u*a
LEG IO N M E E T
hla Motel.
Russians
added
B ig c it y f u r n it u r e it o r e * re p o rt y „ a r , | >HC-k. V it a m in D and th e lik e Boston
IH
t?
officer*’
compoui
ba
aaally
bottled
up,
k«
golnted
The Legion cummlttaa appoint*,!
— to tMir llst of ''firito" toddy.
p le n ty o f tro u b lo w it h th e n in e - 1j , ua in ado a ra c e o f a h o w g iri* o u t Cleveland
M
72
comfortable,
laelu
Sttli
to investigate the punibiflty of
BA N D F E S T IV A L
Komoaol Trivia, u
fo o t io f a * . c u rv e d
co uches a n d ; „ f ,) .« |u u iy .lio r u a o f g ra n d m a ’s Detroit
H*
.M
...
lived, he adding Improvement* to the In-- J A C K S O N V IL L E , May IB— (A’l e x t r a daep c h a ir s th a t so n i n n y ,,|ay
Hla sarvlco In Shanghai total- hut In which ihra■ family
,Ri.oung Communti
Minneamdl*
7«
02
declared.
An
Amah
or
RusslanTviator,
lad t t month# with "Float Weathlio n Hut will report Monday night j —High school musician*
began wives have thalr hearts *et on.
T ,. take c a re n f the healthy Naahvllle
61
7«
did all housework and
“ " S following the “ big faad” at 7:001competition today In concert work Often storaa find they can't coni- j yo u n g women, Uiero are *uch New York
tint perfcmad
(W
19
a aalary of 51 caata a 4iy. w S oYIock at Campbeil-Loaeing Post for orebeatraa ami hand, as the plate delivery to apartment*, in ihing* as store* catering to tall Phoenix
wn
r.9
No. M, t, Quincy Galloway, coin-! Florida Band Foetlval swung Into nfd or new building#. The old one* | B | r |« ( und die** and ac-e*ioriaa Saint Ijoui*
69
M
'
‘
under, stated today. Ticket* fu r' it* lacoad day.
node til
ara apt to have corners and »lovu-, inaniifucturars who make the larg- Seattle
79
M
tim supper may ba obtained from) SatM school* won top division tors that won t accomodate the nr
,,r garment*.
garments.
70
Jkcksonvllla
57
Wight NamedHead
Of Central Florida Mriw*1/nr violatingu»uw*while National Guard
To Attend Firing
Cattlemen's Group
Drill At Blanding
,
Noiniimlcl To Be
Secretary Of Navyi,,,!',™:';;. ‘. C ^ S ^ rs.tr,
MiHH Chittenden
Resigns Post On
Seminole Faculty .......
IC
Abies Is
"f ....... Fleeted To Head
Iii Linns Club
[Many Loral Bills
Come Up Soon In
.
.
s
7a S f p ^ £ S £ i State Legislature
a™“C’K J . ' i S . s a ^ ...............
^ i t t i r r r . ' i ,s - ............... ...........
$200 Tn Hospital
Drive For Funds
Lieut. Comdr. E. H. Potter Returns
To Sanford From Besieged Shanghai
Americans, New Products Are Hard
To Fit Inlo Existing Apartments
THE WEATIfETl
WkfSfc.
f,'niisk,5n ijd s«
Mr. Galloway, Joel Field, Charles I honor# last night In drill* at the
Vedoplcb, James Singletary, end l Gator BowF following • mxr-cd
at Xoumlllat and Anderson*.
hand concert..
I l
';
’
-
furniture. Tha new onea may have
But In the kitchen thing* aren’t Miami
c^.oruoat
windows, killing tim mi easy. Many a now, larger worn- Orlando
chance uf hoisting tha furniture
(CuallaaeS us ra«e W*fcil
Tallahastag
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The Sanford Herald, May 12, 1949
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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e iv - J F lig h t
R e fu e lin g
L im ite d , t h e U , B . " g o o d w ill" e n v o y , w ill g o to
e rira n h en s s lm w th a t o n
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I h im It. c ’, It w a s r e n a m e d I l i u m
H e r v l * ' * i - r t 1 1v N e w V o r k n o i r k e t o n U n t i l a t o t a l b u s b e e n m u u p m i
e ra g e
th e
h e n s In la r g e flo c k p la n e
c r a s h e d m Im m iI
If* m ile s W a a k o w ltii J a v I« r .( ] iif> r u u lt o iiu l)
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w a s d e fe a te d
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o f
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h e n * in x m a lte r flo c k *.
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lie m i* In n .In I*
a e iia ra ljv I lo u s e .
p o o r
l» fa ir i|iialllv
lU rliia li'" "
l i v a v t i l o o f lil .'II. D i o I l o u s e
llls i'k
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s .iin -1 a n . t a b l e d a le p o lllliiio Iiy |(e p . O illin m
p o o re r l.s fi J sn. lew
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o f H e in im ilr u m l s e v e r a l o ilie r a I h a t
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p o o re r
I
w o u ld ilire e t H ie
A p p ro p ria tio n *
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100. f s w
S J S . p o n r e r I S ii S . l m
l . l n i s . lie u p i* t ia s t ie ln
l r r e * u l i r ('oiiiuiltteu to ail.....loci ii tidal for
n u e lltv
I i h i S t i l l C o r n w l r e b n i i n i J the tieiu-rsl Appioprlm ioa* Act by
e rsten Y e llo w
r, . t n r e n
l . f i f l I t i l t , May 17.
f e w 4 fill, f e w p o o r e r l u l l 7 f t i . i k t
It a ls o w o u ld h a v e d ir e c te d H ie
d o s s i l f e w 4 . i l l , f e w I t * . 4 - 4*1 ' l o t
F i n d lie n ( 'iiiiitu llti'i' m u in r u l e o n
■ I I 4 n il , 4> t I. i l l . r e p X l.fl 4 U l t . t i l l
i #«i.* >
m« e* *a•*
known .... I nr S H 4 f.H tew e Tft
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* an. tio n re t i ns
H W P I V 4 W J . 91
W
I.PKiNlittioii Art inn
Illegal (iamhlinjf
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IIAMliOND MEDITATIONS
I
Vcffetahlc Market
fam M ilm lttc o *i l a g At h turn..
I'a lib e a e 1 *, l. o - t o l l l i u i " . I ’ll
u ie s ljc n m ia d i v p e
fe w S.7k J illi
re d ty jie » t.n l on relerv I'e lilie a *
I * la e fi c e le ry r r s ie u J 7 *-4 no
P u e n m b e ra tn is b e is ; iio -e no, fe w
9.16-S SO iio o r e r I'o in U lln a t> Sa>* nil
I ’o o r to r * l r iiuelliv Mime w e t t y
e n d ( e lr c o n d itio n tt Sn * t ft, la r g e
■ lye som e w * e ty s o n s .m i
p jc k le e
eitm e w e e ly >f.(i jnn, best _7.*0l
E g a p le n l b u s h e l* beet }.& (!■ ).Tt,
feW s.00. m e n v
p o o re r
1 fto -J »7,
fe w t " ' T t lln d tv e r titc n r v liiis lie ls
fe w 171-lhSO te w
J ufl
E ic s r n te
b u s h e ls I n n - i. J t . m o s tlv i. s n * t 7*
L im e * 1 Ni to is b e l c H rlo a s t t * I t t .
If- p n *
t.n il..IS A ,
n o li iio w ii
count
f f l l - l 00. t/A
b u s h e l c s r ln n o SH
tits
4 ,n - i.i»
n k rs
to is b e l* te w
l.an , ap to _o. re r . a n, d■ le
I.
_ _ r _a _e r _s_ ite
_
SEVEN GOOD REASONS 6Uz is Milwaukee^
FOR BUYING AT
beerP
STAFFORD’SAMOCOSERVICE
SNAPPIN* TURTLE
W IIL K I.I.R N H , H K I.r-P H O P E liI.E I)
I ' O W K W
>*,»Witt, (SMI) I lM lfi Mheata reaterm
M O W K U .
dadjnM and 9vM4*t
Only W h w IlM n titmvvr ih i ItMlHy'f* m ttrkel. It cute,
■inuoltiea, rnllw mill IritiiH your Ifittn
in or# eft ay ii|tm lit)R ,
Amoco Product**
fi
, t
»ry- t
X n o d o ils Illy a o lile n h e a c t
f * jr in a<
f e w I . 3J - I A n ,- * - 4 id t na » n i
d u a e n fe w i . u o - i. t n , *
to d n x e n fe w i . r
t'sical tyr|# tt u d oita 9.00-1.96,
_ _ _ I i|o **n I to 9.90, 4 dmeo '3 3A - I . a n , ■ - ) d n i e n
ilitr .
f- r w" ' I190
to
p e p p e rs liu s tie l* t ' ai ll l tt
- i. t n , s m e lle r
der* r" .. fM lii-
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tedw-c!at..p r .r
M j^ u lt»rM o«|#l»!, pointed oul
1*0
w *t this section cannot t
poorer
I.Ao. Xuehinnt
I.An
much more farming, Induitry m poorer 190.
--------oe * lu e s H I » 9« 1x7 4 79
>«nand must-do *or----| « j j o r d l e e r y ipieRty 1x4 119.
th e
n p n ka
* 1
Over 15 Years Experience
fn Servicing Cars
SKE T H IS R E V O I.IIT K IN A H Y M OW ER
,
a irp o rt a n d n f,
:p e ttN > to W » * h [ i
Y o k e d a p |
to
Clean Rest Rooms
4
*
m o L ln ff
-‘ V
1 Block Prom Downtown
Shopping Center
Can Vacuum Cleaned
Ar Often As Necessary
With The “Doyle Vac-It”
Free Parking (for customers)
n ra l*
e ta s
i
a
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t
SANFQRD AUTO PARTS 00, *
i ,w. rw sT *t
Wk '
v..; phonk .
OaRObfiTaATlON.
IN Vopa PWN YAM)
m&iw
.1
" In t h i r*c e fo r M lle ra u k a C E t a r n , "
•> y » B H J S c h o o l, " H a t e S e p t
c o m e . In E rit e r a y t t a w .
A n d th a t ra e a a * it * g o t to h a g a a A
. . b e c a m e M i l w a u k e e U A m a M t o ’ft ,
p r r m iu m b e a r c e p tta l. Y i » ;
- y o u c a n la k e ta y w « M l to r S t H l a U le M i lw a u k e e '!
A n e e t b e e r."
Prompt CourteouH Service
4, hi
"bustle)
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v i itin
l l inpi-cs I,no I'eas
hlishsls
I s fRlsek-Kved
ill
' Ivne * 3A-t,*n
4 90, fair duality *.7* Ann, few
9.911,
. _
other Rullnn**
Ridlnn**
lens i *m
small
*.
■ II* *ome waetv 9.Ui-tl.lt, nrdin
ir y to (atr abailiy i.m -s 10
Potatoes eefiaaues wuehed DH 1
. f!’ JL
realtor, said « ti* X •.*!>. »o pound **eh» I I I
tw .il too torrent for tha project. 1,19, n alia 9.79-1*0.
■Or I f
MMW ft+V' fovertmant ‘t'Bqukah . S bushel hamper*
l * h e i | h e r e 10 f t p s a g o , h a
W e w o u ld ------ M f » e ltr v *
a n t e KI W 5l f t B * > . - .
In
Congress Action
I.
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• •
TUESDAY MAY 10, 191.'
THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
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l a U n i t y T h t t * I f ' S tre n g th —
Ts Pretsct tin P h h at ths World!
To Promote the F ro ftM * of America i
To P f ^ i H Pr«on*rllf I n 8 u l « i
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VOLUME xxxx
BillTo Remove
Rent Controls
Passes House
#anforft St^ralir
A
FL
A N IN D E P E N D E N T d a i l y
E s ta b lis h e d 190S
HANFO RD,
Head Say* Truman Emphatically
FavorsRepealOfTaltHarileyLaw
F L O R ID A .
W EATHER
W IMt|w,
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n e w s p a p e r
W EDNESDAY
THE
r . M l j "loud, and rooter Ih l*
jftrrnoon. timlahl •nut U<ur<utay.
Moderate north" e*l in nor Ih r . t l
MAY
M . 1919
A x ru irin ln l I ’r r .n I.esstH W lr r
No.
Carnival Glee
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Marks EndOf r™
Compromise In
Berlin Block Big Four Meet O k a y s
H o u se G rou p
M o d ified B ill
O n V e te r a n s ’ P e n sio n s
WASHINGTON, May I I
AFL President Wdlian. Green
said today that Preiuleot Truman told him "em|dialu ally <n.l ft mVIv"
tlial he still lavot* outright repe.il of the I aft llailley A it ami t irturn
to the Wagner >V I with only slight amemlmenl.
Green, talking with newsmen after « White Home ronfeteme, *a,d
Mr. Truman waa oi>tlinlalte tlm te—---------I.U Ulmr program will Ire through
r(,
|Mj lm(.,|(m
i
* bout much change,
despite
nu, WBMf „ now.
Initial artlMirk, In f.migrrHH.
"We don't like sets ii»In i."
(ireetl said he told the Presi (Ireetl said, "lull we Hi " wd'lhg
dent that the A FI., representing to I'oinproinlae on that."
R a n kin Raps T e a g u e
nearly A,000,000 members, had
The A F I/* e x e c u t i v e
i -. i . ii h -II
lir.UI.IN. May I I
</!»>— The
W A M IIN i.rO N . May I I
f / l’i
TALLAHASSEE. May l l - ( / P > yielded mi the Tafl-ll«rU ey repeal mM!l|nlf ln a i r l a n d next week
C ha nge O n
P la n ,
w„ ,
,.r la,t limn, ill llie llrilin blockade Set rrt.uy of Stale A,ltc*oii .min a I
— The bill to lake o fl all rent con- legl, atlmi to allow several amend. h„
Rep. D o u g h lo n O u t
ments-Including !lO-,lay selsure
fort* to "influence Conutes, to tirkrrl away tonight m a »|siril ol "d to.I,.v lliat M iitro of ll.r ion.
Iroli in Florida won aaiy Home ap
of strike thri-atened plant, or
lines F c o n o m y N eed
see our point nf view, lie added irlehralion ami deliverance froni m« Ihg I..........................
out ronfereme on (in
proval in the Legislature today by mines.
nw far tin
a 64-22 vote.
S
itln l w
.............
? lhi,
h u tea*
" i_« «>u rlotr . ,v" l,l|.
! ? ,,,
" b id . .......
The Administration’* nun p ro -.............^
Hireling
was
, gin
, ", .r ,Last ami ...any wdl hll.gr ........„
\ v \ > i i i N t . i n . v \ i , i v 11
K n » .l.in , w ill go along w illi plan ,
If the Senate agrees, and the mis* laltor hill, prepared
......................
West almost In ll.r htmk of war.
after i ing tile
While House.
A «li - x n i u f M i - tjilu I | m i u «* VpleMfll
.............
.........
Governor doein't carry out
bit conference, of congressional lead -1 (Ireeu predicted then- will !„•
The
end of
ihr __.......,
J27-day *iege ol a lira d y laid o iil liy die W ra lrrn
was ret lor our- minute
nuniite atln
•fir . t’nwriv
Fed I'n rc e O f 2,000 Sales P ro m o tio n P ro- < M f iu i iit t f r l o f h v »p|ii»iv^i| « iMftd*
threat to veto the raeaiure, it wnultl era with Mr. Truman, called for "action" on the Taft-Hurtley relIlT il i m i a i n f i
h il l
m M iiu *
llu illt
H r lo lil a iir w i K in f e ir lu r 11ir
rliu lt in lifting of all ceiling* within the use of Injunctions In national peal at this session of C, ngieas midnltthl. whi, h i» eipiivatrnl i"
M en A t t a c k K in k i,
g ra m T n O pen M n v f HI Hi N| f HIf l 4f HIf I i n r x i x t f i i ^ v f t f r emergency disputes.
but would not Vt'ftltlH* In Jttt'H>
IS day* after it became* law.
- . ( I I I* M Ml K.»«le,ii S tandard I n u rd Stale* in lrm h In lirtria n d
CirriMi hnI«I i Ih* A M . u#v«r lud whrn It will rume,
C a p lin e
Chen mu
20.
H ig g in s
Says i i i i ' hi I. r 111a H k n ll tr l i r x l r*U y p | | t i .
• iin k , lined tip lo ll g u a la lilrr* o l i i t i l lig h t* lot
The Senate finally got «lown *•>
Lmr
I la m * am
I III- lirva hill III r M r i t l l h f i . i l l i e t
work on the conlrovenial Admin
iic.ii llir holder between the Util llo ( ir iilia I I p ro p lr and w ill m il
S ll VM .11\i
M .v I I
I hr
t n r m l t r , .In.
l/l*.
(Imp
d l l i r .m il VS| If I*a Ultra |,|V% ir ^ i ll . lt l M li a o f
istration bill to rewrite Florida citi.li and Hu**iau ;onr, of Germany o i r p l any pio|K>,al, w h lill i|o not 1 1...... .
1 ilflMHIIIMlx
-,|>|,.i r c i . l y N r.i.iiml" l iniiil. I li.imlin nt l mn
fli r
V rln .tfla
\i|l1lMlMtr.|||«i||
f||ru* tawi, but it teceiietl in the
I hr dropping of loadlilotk* will pinvidr for •m l. guaraoleei.
I n m g > H ilu- ( n )' 1, I m i i r l | " W , l *** lll
uier, r li i* |i.»**ril ilir JUi.IMKI imnV i r . n h mi f u n r h it t l iA r il t ln l 4 i i d
middle of debate without taking
•lari litem along die 190 mile* of
Wlirdirr •ol.it.on* ran hr irai It- 1. l ' " l . IV nil s
t i l u l <i | I " k i r n D im
M,tnuu"i Id lliuum* .ituiollm ril i, n r r i h l f'|r | ,lf|a |f |* I fn||n\a ||p
H.im .in-nnilrnllnl Irm lory that •■il. Ai l.etnll (lei l.iretl, rlr(irmb nil * IN, "
a vole on any feature nf the messllir bn.ml *il ilin ilm . mrrlmu 1,-1 I., i
mr.iaiffB
make. all it III ltd of
(icitlliiny . w.irllin tin- ............. •*lit in,i lie in
ure.
V, il id* A tll)f* 'I»mt- l l i r H r t l N " " * c u . g l l t A j i n *m .u p Mt n .it ii tllcll ..I
aa llli 11 L i i l n l In y t . ii v
• "ll.llll't pinpila.,1* ill.,. Will nut
greale*l rily.
Pint move of the opponent* wa»
Nt'DIN'l S,tl .,N 1-|' ti U,iU t l R l l l " 1l * ' l
«r.t
v r i t i * i i i i : f m lltr I l l ' l l w m ilf'l
llir hm l (fMiinuUrf iimdurt cr*n *
Sixlcen freiglil train* wn-ie ready, u-t.iiil in .my w.iv ihr ,u tir**(.il
to *1tike out all proviiion* that
III" N„ ih ti fi. il i *4 l*,i i i M n i i f i r i r n f
u n i I* IN tli, 1* Jit III14*4 4 n f V " V ill >1
t n n r i l i d t tt i n n I m r it i l»v l h | t
1 ^4 along will. •< ore* ol Inn k*. alllo
■Uieemri.l* rtlir.uly in.iilr by llir t l ' . ' l l l «')lllt l ll f f
would requira labeling canned and
1 l h c * r I t r i l g. i li i*
111111 I I" ' H.l
l l t ' l J!il IM4 f i l l d r v r In|t
v*iii (|> I r \ ) h . l i n i n ' i i p i i i i m i d f o r
n.oli.lrt and hatgrv Ih r train' W c lrin I'nwei* Ini III.in.; G rim .iiiv
proceued citiui fruit* with a grade
I ' i i m I I ii i *1
n .i,u i,
i in lu . . . r i l m g l i t " ^1
I 'lllll . I t , v r i
n r |JIM)
\ r l r i ill* i h l r ft* V a n i l
tlu fl
from ihr Wr*t ia .iv i oaf and food- into llie f il Hilly III lire i.lunpr.in I {,,, k. .••
bated on fruit quality.
I'll' ^ iligl/r piill III l rill tt iru xi ll tt
It til 11lltr
ll.al
ihr
2.900.900
WeilIM.IU.I*
The Home broadened it* Comlul l Inn.i ii <.(i hr ilii'inirit A llu rr
H r|Mii l MIJ* MM l) IP It I If Ml n f t l ir
I Nr nii'i-.lnu nl ilir Hi,; I mu
rin
M rilm ri, have golten nnlV
I l f m irtti|t|nv.iliilifv t r . j m i r i i u n f
mtmitm invetligalion In include all
llir
("I nun iiiin ih I i -i i i ,i it. I'nit* piniiuril I •10.1011111*1 ill,II k nil I lull ( 11V ( *■ l mIMI^t l iil l ill
through
llir
n.iglil
of
llir
American
aa I*, 11**11X ti|t|t.eanl h |
i h l M flt,lf|
college* in the itale-privaU a* well
M IA M I. May i f (/!•) - The
Action of llir City Commi**.on
k n w ,rrMI "«i In h r u t l h r i l o u n o u n
I■ 11 k111it '»»*•»«•» I i \ ia v n tn i l l
Lh
M n v IM.
U t i l k III ( I ) M n * ) H r a M i n i * t* ,t 1Ht i
at public.
Miami Daily Newt *.u<| m a copy* Monday rngl.l m pledging paiking Ib ili'b aitl.ll ii * ll.r I a'I 10 lliollllt*
H i 'iiiiw lUh',
it." Si'i'i i*ln, v nf •■ ilium
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Ml
,\l Hi" -unit Huir ilm Wo,torn . • I n i " - m i l I- I m il 'll S.in I ii m u -1 U "
il in t m i u m l t c i ' am I l l i i r i f r i i n l t o
A* originally art up, the emit- ilglll a .lirlr lorlay tlial a million meter fund* in ordei i<* imlm r die
III ! i Im I (IIt*’
911
I In' '•Ii.mull il M i l l , mi i iiNlllliiiil f ll ll ^ ll ia
mlttee had authority only to de amt a half dollar a year number* RFC In granl a MSO.IHMl loan for |(|1M.|>H,|,
■i llUlU Wl*l ItlW HI it |,'*1,0 1111* l.ll»If
■ .111% lita
hvdit
n f i in at
h i* i i w f i
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1
1
iiilm
Ilm.
lliov
kepi
ill*' f i l l I*) in
!«c 4 | in * rut
'.u , I if lit i* 1,'fm r i. 1-in, tin.o' In •|lll' Iniiu* uuvr till* .in llli"
termine whether there are rr.int
11»| |III 111a r \ l.||) .tills t i l l " tlfifll
uf
racket wa* "fin.milling mi Miami the construction of a watrifiont
fiom Mowing into Wo,tern
I A lt"il Inn i nf ,',<MMI nirii Ilu* .Mid l l i r M ji.tv iim' ii I t i i ' t i l l m m l * il
munlitle activities at the llniverho udmitted Into tlu> fmuily nf tn'"
flir l l n i n r
ami
spreading
like
a
cancer."
---.......
......
.....
_
--------!Ictmilial,
w«»
explained
la*t
nighl
tirrniHiiy
fiom
the
Eastern
(
Itlisi kp ,ii
l 1. u k
l.iiiu.iemi nu.miially of Florida. Florida State U ni
ill.n kul hmki in ki iiiu*i D m *lllir t h r i . t l r ■ •t
I lie nrwtpapei laid helween 2 5 0 1by ("ily Manager C. F MiKibbm ,inn-ciinlio|lcil. iiiim ' 0"l It i, Inr
I m n afliivf t»>Hit ihr t itlillliltlff
versity and Florida A. and M.
Ai-lli'aiili lulil ii m u * i unti l i-nri' Ir** ill.hi >9 lull"* limn f l i r | u k i n i Iflk? MH*lri in ilillt'' itnw ,|f)|it||||t lt»
College for Negroes—all
alnto- aml 100 pers-in* v ere involved and in at lalk to member* of llir Pilot V ie"1!"1' ." '" ’r V i , i t , , h',!'!!!',!! U*. ill" 1'iillt'd Still,'.* <ini*iili'i, Ilm
iomiii . avlirir Mn*liihi* i a ihmv 1l|i 4
s v* II Kill Mill* ’'IHHIkI i i»t
liuuml.ii* I uki*n * .i I >11.•>ITe* llir
supported Inatltutlona.
hrhfiiil * I'lanl il«*t»nt
ll.al "ll.i* racket, like ll.r Imokie*. Club at ll.r Toutiit Centr.
nilo'-Avi'llciii *leioli'i* -o* ilu- Hu*- i- m ii * of rclntiiui.* will, Spmu mi i*l.mil nt I .......... .
i l l s I* r X p r . »« .1 let I m* Hat’l l I Ml tilt* tin il tli iff
uiti'i umtuiml
Im,ill* iiialli'i
mi
Rep. Collin, of Sarasota ttdd pay* prater lion to operate.
U.lIlklD
f
"hi
| *'|H»| (s’ i a
i Poinling
mil die
advanlagri ,inii«, nol ii'ckoiilng with tho nlr Wlilt'll
ahi Ikill k I ut.il in m-iMfili’i ihr fid ,
FuriipUMII HUIt'I'Ull'Nl
IK
1
I lu * " l l l l l l l l l l l 'l . wi n u l l . u k
the House today Urn University of
" I ita1 1 > ii|*iit ihmi im In i r i i f
D il t f
„„„
There are about 20 'Tiickim "jwhicb w illfie afforded iW *ruinn 9 0 , thought H,.y ..mill .,pme«c ..... lid I'll, till, ii«*iiri In- *«td
I
1
IIII
,|
11
,1
V
lltrill
Mil
tilt’
hnmh
Tainpa faculty memjter who ap
mu k i-li.in. Ml mil* * -imlli".i*l nl
Mill n x
ta»*»)il» . i f i h r W n i M W * r
Hi"
Until'd
S
'
h
I
i
'*
will
rmilinui'
M r 111ITu 111 - ill M tt till IUK iriD I *»
"like" u ri'mils fair In
peared W o re _ legialntlvn r u m - ■ men, with 10 to t» perxm* tinder,t,jr die warelmure terminal, hr ita- 1 "ii
I ar In i«in iiifi'if i»f* <■i >*'1*! If h
ll li
in nliitiiln from vntlou In Mir I'm . M , el It II11•• I 1 Ol im il jfl O .llt O lH
^11 III HUH
"lilt
|■ l MflH't lii il
i il 111
mlttee In a apeclat aeaelon tae! I them "who actually .ell the ni.m- J,eJ
the pledge of d,r parking ............................. ... .1,.,
' Vf »**i| tt iliiwii, I lit It; II u h i . l i Mill it. c ' n mii M i i y * t lit,- VSirtxT Mc.\a I 111*V foil '■ M't’Hvttl
t"*l
N
hI num H ui .i 'I mi .\**,'mld> mi ill U i *H
September tt*.v* ^lexllmony wl.lr i I her* In tucker* . die paper *aid,! meter fund by die Commi**mn m ■* alccpy Imiilci town nuiiitril the
II* tinte .llli r fit*' KrnlinlilX Al t r»f
•■ ii'Kuliitlun In ret HI I, miilm,KMilni it I 111' llvll.illv llir,ill*
II I ll l m i ' i l i i ' l l t lii* •
1‘Jii Thri*iii;h
"led ua to think" lie might have adding:
IJt.t.t I three In one vnle, |ieilainrd tnlely midnlghl "tnrling -igmil I raffle lu Mnilihl,
I Tint 11 milt' M"i I I m r *t if ! lu «i'll Thr S*il»ls •I l l * t it I*1 tt iu| t h r
communistic leaning,. He did not
"The Iilekup men »re (heir a e l l e r . I , ti„hj„g (,lm| whirl, wn.itrl mil J»mmcd II , ............ -".•eta. t.a
riir I'.rtiMMlilh N«• irflih«"l vrlf*T
SfiDIIU'lllii l l i r a llhiUt
.f I ' h r f i i t i ' i I M c i c h i i t l l f *
\ .*ta i h I mmi r x l i t i n i | i
name tho faculty member.
Arli",on
rell’treil
t"
IluFra.u-u
1.11*1 liefore noon earl, day to pica- i _______.|„ ” ___ .
___, «...
ancient hotel* wen- fulnl
min
111 I h r h M in im i) u i r i l aafn nmh'i I im nf tin* i lmi .hi\ itwiii* •#f Till'
ii'Ui.i."
a
,
patterned
«fh
i
F
iiw
i,t
The asocial eesalon gave the up the numlwrs
necessarily
have
to
be
u*e«l
f»u
tbe
„
...
,
.
,
.
.
nuinliera *lln*
*lip* that have
n
, .
.
,,
D rill,h mid Antnrlrai.
troop,
V*, ffir hill t»«m itiiiiil., it rxt111*11(1(1 will I m ilisl i l i m i t ' d f i r r o f
Frogreeafve Party and the Dixie bee., mild. They deliver them to protect
unlei* revenue* Iron, the w1)k<|( w j„ | ) { | ...........*„,..|dlon Ituly mid N atl German. H r mi It! I ' m IIIIIUIMm I i i t h i i ’ k
I t-hur
t;ia fII......
h i i m u Immi I H
ir
.
. ,,,
,
I, rlill FaxcUt.
The iniitiuuiiiuii" ............... .
I'
hnrgo
'Inmitlyiiiu ! uldi,lu', t"'0 ein„ tu uefil* totaling
Democrat* space on the 1048 elec une or the other of two headquar terminal were nut Hiffineul lu make , „
,,f Dcrll.t-bo".." trnfllc » " *" t.»b
Tlo- Secret ary'e revmw ,.f policy t,„n o f Hmuiim ..f i l m t
‘ iO""»„-tH o f tt.. louolv
mol
“l'l"»»9o«ti-l>
lull,....... ..
*
tion billet.
ter* ed'lr^nea sas.”
It self MMUMintr
...... . nulnuinlH'ied by the
i,,nH„| Si...... followed „p critic..... „ m „ » l SI.... ..
............ ....... * „ , ! ..............rt.it.............
I" ........ i.»t : ...... ..................... *•-«<
fjulitliM an 1.1 he plana to IntroThe paper aald each plrkun
It p i o v l i l e H , in i t e i o ' i i t l . m o n t h l y
"•a Hit1 HI’W**
Tho operating levy of a city la corv,upon,lent, amt ....................
,f th,- Sim,, ttcpm ti.unfr ........ . tlmt .. ............... ........... .......
I" “ hr,„rllj >•
durw a re* oh it <>n In parn.lt the men,averaged about |1.M 0, a week
l>"ii*ii>ii* ..I 1 1 " f oi .t iK id il i' d a n d
Hit
I'h k p
Ihrrrl
P<- H oulv five.t.tatrInvestigating .......
of
prl.no
Importance
to
It,
he
Hefi,T
T
,
,
,
by
I
'I
ih I. .hmn ConOHlIy t D T i x l
Th"
wnulu
nf
Hn
.............
hi -. I
t<
out,mud
In *ele*.
i i . i . I, v , .1,0 1*0 1 n u " d *lf* it, o V " l ,
udttaa lu runtlnue Ita work after
i ' l l ? . 'if c ....' 9 nml , miking member, of the S, o ..fr,-,, ,*•• I.,,- ..............
........... .
Meanwhile Mle.nl City Men- ejare.1 ami pointed .out that the;
IR
■*
v
ii.
/ \ i * nml *,i,l Ini iilio aiiK tni'li'i 'in
tt ’i a . l t w * na ra a * Tkkteai
Florida
League
of
Mu.delpellHe,,
{
Mtr f u M ' l u n U r l f i t i n m r«MiiiuiH«M*. l i l t
Chitiii
tl iH iM lt h K - . i t t f - i ,n n l
, age. U. I*. H art wa, reptn led
of
which
he
Ure*
recently
rh-rted
.
*
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
I l f " K (H lr ill « 'll t ill Hitilir
I ‘ It. l. m ii u' I ' l M k m t T i . I I.................it
' ready to tcutlfy before lh<- new
pHinlli'led ui uouii' ii I k preeenleil n* f i f»iit • xh*ml. f 1Mill H e •i'f It'd)
Hpcrrtsry, carefully wall lie, all
I Dmle County grnnd jury,
. . I |. 111*11^111 i.| Ii V D |M
|rgi,|nliou enacted at I allahiinsee,
.
.
..
Ilu K, null I'loeiun Itclallon* I'om lltr ♦1u**f t.f 1nkr
k* "II »
i He nlim wa, expected lu order
| Itn till I III)) I III IIMI " f M -Oil tl V»'
rKpecially hill, that moy Hffrci 11<| sp* | |gi A u L u
( r i l l t* f m il,"" luiluv h) Norm,,,, T I ioiioik. \%v ,1
1uniform pnlircmen to enfurre ell Ihe life and growth of muni,Ipallfee ......... in t u m I
lilt ** sunt t-hfHr
/IN K S
M H I M . Veletiin SocihI ihI lemlnr, <n oppon
l 1H* f. n i ( til 1nr k lit)’ IVHIJ!
* •>tit I n u n t lit* I ., exw I ht»H
gninhllng, liquor ami pronlllutlon lie,.
linn I,, udiulKHinn nf Spiilo lo III" |»44l t ■1 Hit1" Hi 11tk || Itf |,> nu dim 'I
i (('unllnurd On Page Three)
A I Inn. I,- I'm', Thn,„uK - mi,{ ink mu f.tl 1 Ilk Il'll1 tl) i *illx; li Kim n’ i K«"ul
Among pending hilt, in Dip l.rgU N IMN i »»v Mt * I I
S,oioi lulu llie ,iii,'I vvmtlil I m- ",on i*
| i*lainr* lie mentioned the newly
4 nil 1tnli ‘w -14nit III-M "« nf H im
h. '
Inn
Ilf It.
I,-oily lo limit „ny I'onlenlloN ol 1(imp Htlll Hn llllN'K rt**«p In >i .r f t <r*'
iev|,tr*ij
Sanford
cha.lel
which
lie
.It.ltSK.Y
C
ITY.
N
.1.
'In*
“
• I,
I. 1.11 I ' ill " l l , . l
Vann*, three ami a half year old
col,ceil,
fin
ileum,-lacy
o,
.egaiil
mid
clarified
atateinenli*
and
ellm
o
l)
The
fuHiiui
fmee*
win......
<
■
-l
|*l
nt
mt
in!
,
ti
\
Mill
fl-MItf Ki
11*"Ni I Omni i " p
■.i‘t t. ■
female lion, juat didn't want In
Instril unn-centlals.
Ilm De.noerall,- orK„nl(a>o.,i *<•", fin Ilu- ii ,io i ,I elmrai-te. nl u"»' lllll t1 1(4 Mill V *Jf» liilll'^ )>• iil»**ii i
i .
1'ilv til" .111,10" f"l
ieave Sanford this morning and
Referring In
other
poaalhle conl.ol of .lrr»ry «"I. v koou1,' ■ e, nluenl."
| f'P|» , ll||l 'if i
N Ml If Iniij!
,.r
r.
roared proteata at having lo leave
l
inm
o
Spain.
Arheaiiu
aald,
liaa
•oiirce,
of
Glty
revenue,
he
In
court
orilr.
today
in,i<on,
I
M.*
fit Ilf r••i
. ii •
'll"
I nil ilHtH'l
her birthplace, the Sanford
1IIIn* I'll tl kvin i| jii iin$; •«il M|.»l
di'uled
kio
'I
i
fomliimeolHl
liooiao
rill,led an over-all u tlllly lax, record* of Frank llitu""' ••*'• •>
III, I,"
11
r. . . . i
In order to he taken to Ro,a Al*»l V•' *1 *lav t,y th" ' ••MMitmi
right,
■*
haheHM
eorpUH,
lila
l
G
y
.........I#
.1 cl" lUt "ii
clgarrlle laxes, sewage lax and relit...
III). I I I , . . . jii \ Im li.lt tt
len'a animal farm at Grata In ex
1Dll III In 1." neat Kt."
ju t), ii'ligiiiin llla'rly nod f,*" M ,.k
■itll. »'"iint * " ill Ii ini ,1.• ii . f4 ,f » i ,
M IA M I, Slav
others Ilia, would build up „ ,fI-rank V. Kennv, l* «!.• "I
••*1 «n Ml . . i»*
l»U' lllilll
change for a three year old male
i
util?
I
'
mnvini'i' I* <
•>i -.."la'iio, H r -nlil llie.." ai" ilu
■ I.,
, 1 1.4 " mil >i
* t>l I.M |.D i i. • ‘0
"III tin* Ini .1 ■1
bothcrxutr.e little uuk.iowiu, ...... flrlenl revenue to enable Ilu Glty triumphant F.r,,l«m
ilon.
I v ■If, mil" * f,<UII M" >> ii 1l«*
H . a ..a a tf na fwas fa re e .
WHI)tw|
n,„
.......trip,,In. . Kalor tlglila whirl, lllnk" It," dif pm
Ill'll i***: 'i1
.III
nionly called "sea lice,” are plagu
Will'll nil Si, t'.i ■1•
Imp IIPIn, v "f Fukien I
0. (1. Davit and about five City ing Niirf bather* In till, area
i> M , t l : If, \ tt 1. 1 1.* Hip ‘ I*I■11Vi111%
I I,- ■1". Mil 1Dll ||l ti i
— ------- - ■■■
I....I k nelsed ku lluit !„■ would ■■■> Itoem " lie. ween Irer Kin op" nod
employee* had cunaide table d iffi tra in .
l
tie
-.ii
mil
"
hi
i,i
It,,nt
"
lilt ' lligl, S, inml In,ml I |p*y
tl," IxuH curiam rountrlen
ill f t
h
I*hi Vlli‘t ' . 1. •1 flllllll V “iiiiii I * t
tl
culty In trying tn get Venue to
"lea i
r
Acheaon w a , a » k r , l w h y l l i e .iliog"it,"i
1|l141lllll V «'f >lllll" III 111" ll' tu f|| 11is n Dt»" rlepi'f
The cause Is unknown bnl llie
I.-. ■ Il l" II VPI HR*
ts
*
n
a s
trillion w Iionp lei in I* eapl.lnu
•
I*
i.
leave her cage and enter a email reniilt lu all too elear. Bathers who . . .
t'lmng
I
I
h
I,
Huuknw
.
•
I CHl
C O n tr O lH
Kenny ,nl,l lie had Indio. '■ i Hi,lied Slotea and the Wii.it,'in hml fliiwu there fliiiu t'miliio It" I ni n I'll III 111fnlprl ......L'lll . lit II 11Mg v«r 11»11K *t HUP* '♦r Hint * III Ml
meih wire cage. A etteam of wa come In contact with the u m tr r- I M
(('iinllitued Itn l-age three,
■ V II fttniily «.f Hiipp 1nil
i„i> f,i 1 will, 1I. p ii/i •w lllll e l.l^h
_______
Id,
attorney, l„ a*k
Siq........
ni'U xpapr'l Stt, Wan I'm »,nd • !••••
ter wax played on her and she ous little beast, are subjected
Hu- IRnfl .i?* jti-i p eel
i >,* ir,n cmkI,
Marl FtfurM Mt VNil,
Modern
methods
nf
Insect
conto
u
rt
Judge
Milliam
.1.
lire,
".ill nf lii" Wuchang IlNiikm* im
reluctantly entered the email cage lo an unmerciful Itch fur Ihe nest
I,. inly. ItHH. • tli \'piii )\ MIDI lllll*'" " X"l',lli< * 'lii* 4till, •
trol
will
be
explained
by
Jack
Jr.,
for
llw
in.poundlnu
ordei
o
»
.
i i *,ii , In ,'"„tr„l (lino., Iiiol
and wax placed on a truck.
, k• I rip-l it •'•...... 1 « Ml ,4? "d tiiilay.
four n>- five day a.
i ,
afternoon.
City employee*, trying to place
»•*•«",,aI,*,l.
There are moro home cures for Rua.ell to members of the Vetr»n*. Fp Liiim ix , it 'htl .|**\» tl j Th" |*4II lllll ■ "'.It ♦lllll •
■i.
K*nny,
onetime
Hague
lieo're
Training
■ltd fasten a ranvaii tarpaulin on "sea lire" Kelt than fur hiccup.*, ersns On The Farm
I lii'i" we," nm .If ii iul , |i"i •
,i
I 'nmiiuu t'ijii Nm ihh ' al I*»ii L \ »*
ant
who
was
on
tied
liy
llir
I
the front of the cage, had to but non* miparenlly ha, emu Class st a meet Ing tonight at
,it \ , | fir | ft*jmf I iiienf ■■Ml\ nu*' it mi will mmm i ' Sun III mu IVrk
iI ih I i< local llll.tkov* |i"i,n' nmn
|
ocratIr
chieftain
last
v • .> <
M IA M I, May It id ) A kuic
watch out aa Venue launched right pletely rid the vlrllm of the In 7:,m o’clock at the Future Farm
I
I
ill
fra
«lf"r
II
(tl"
i
fillll'
at,.* ,,1,,1,'rwiiv The muimitv
-|
•f
A v «*n i ii * t n i ' n -*i S 1 1 1*i»t , i1*ni 11 i fi
Kinaiilted (he Jerary t'ily m g a n .
"N*N1gh Dl.lfpllr.Bl,' nil fo il" Im Hi"
er II,ill,ling.
arid left uppercute. She alio roar flammation.
II
•t| MIDI l. l’i Iflg !**-•■
"IHt.mm Nat,mini 1,oi.|i thi n ' ,,
Filisl HhiTt fr* SunfMirl \ »'nu*
thin ,N
yonleiolay',.
mnim • >■ l>"",i rharternl In Miami.
ed her dlxpltaxiire a t the eoclal In
Mr. Russell, a graduate In en
7
s
'
nil)
t'
Mill
nf
i
I
m
Hull)
Time, no far, I* the only sure
mid Hi lit I II nit Sjirifdifl ,\ v»'1111*• fi
c iiim ii IkhIou election
Kvory U,"„lh"i
Ik it <nl<iN"i Nl,' "Spi'cti'd to telH'ti. ".ui I'" " i 1■ Ii
lllll
I*
HI
lllf
fM
*
III
e
e
f
If•
X
X
1
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justice of placing a cage of four cure—llie licit gne« away in hIhniI tomology at ills University of
la'fiir,' liny laig" m -nIi - figltl,",! | • .
Sixth
If Mill h«* dt*-1i*l# I
He hud l,'rin d tlm election
(,ir,iuoii.i,'p,l kun'l) ami ill" off!
raccoons on the truck a|eo.
r«*n*ivn«1 f■•i ill a j*i iidiit f
Florida, la well known in this
. . n a lla iir S ,1a I ' M , < ........
,,,
four days.
lido Iwu m i iim ii ", Min* tu'litg 'he
■
ehcllinn
again*!
Ilm
moat
.
........
rial
drink—yes
*„li,
It',
a
mint
b.
x|,ih‘
H
im
d»M|»,
liinknvti.
fin
They have no regular habit. section for III, work on Insect con
I
'The truck warn drawn up In front
political uiiK'hlur in the In m.
Julep.
( iiih i .-i 'k I ii Kii fntlii II m* • im ’iiiiit'i ( jiilliniN iiingiiiir in ilk'*’ fmtii 'h#
trol during the period of h i. em"r
V. ..
of the Police Station where at- They come In the spring or Hum itlnviiiMlil
Itu n k H l l i ^ h
u.
111
,
llta
r
a
a
,
.
.
I
gl„.l.l_
"■
GlS
IlllltrU
Htlll"*,
II"
G
lm
ilt
Jmlgr
Stanley
Mllledg,'
t ..
.
* ' diill.M In nl ill illtM-li l.Hgri Hum | flm l t f» llie elghHi i*i.id«* •••Dli
tendihti tried to Indue-. Venue to mer. Sometimes they atay only a ployment with the Central Florida tmlay he warited to hU"! will, ■ ,lgun,l the "hnrtei for the prlvutc .
prizes i»f $!IJi fin file In' .1 ginisp,
I I I ( t i i a r d h n liH tin n ils S
w m i.i w »m m in i w . i|1|fi
come to the bach'e# the cage *o few day*—or a few hour*—and Experiment (Ration. Hn Is now clean slate" an the mm i i'l,u._ plane eiithtisiast,.
for fhe hfnt indivnlHut
i (ui (“Mim|i|e, fni irn'i -* i2*tl Hilly *lti J ,
that Polka
Ray 0 . Williams sometln.ea hang around for week,. serving as an entomnlaglst fn, could not Im leveled la’, , nu" 1 1
---- * ---- ,Alf» tor lllf Iiiim I imiti ting I*
“ We have III plane, nml will
f
1
*1
1
1
*1
)
sill'll
»|
mMm
Whatever
they
are,
thev’re
ton
the
Walker
F
e
rtitlm
Co.
eoutd take a good picture of her.
OT.
A D lillH
r iN K, , . IMiiy................
H
,, , lliu ...........
*.............. m
i *Hniliir Kin'll* will tirgm u itli m
him.
mime one after "aril gniml nht
a*.
, ,
.
„
I ■ 111 H l f
III* lilt I I !TM III
The lloneaa, ebylng from poislble tiny tn see with tbe naked eye.
m lllll
Mfirlrlii In (kill* *i( llli*
Hit* 'J
JJ
*lntt
\
Hit'll | ‘dglllll gtfbd«' hI ||l ti*tl t je Dili <
Ilnguo, no liing". "th" law" ••• iln t" In the Smith," hi,Id "Kun'l"
iluii
if
fin
in
Dr.
F.
G.
Walton
Smith,
(he
I
nawepapar publicity, shrank back
AHT TEA C HER
J lthov Glty, was one <d ......... .. C. F Kuiilli, Tamil,ml
', l« " . f
airport wldi Ii fuiH iidiluvurl Ilime III uii
s*i*vxrtwiti«! trffiill Hi** fiiriiifi cmu | Hi nu iicIi IgRh ril'
Mrs. Carrie Schley was recently
under the tarpaulin and raflieed to University of Mlal'e marine la
• i„ K"ti Id , aha........ th" .,,-jth ia section will he ffat f". Mi*
boratory director, aaya there am named as art teacher at Wilson big city political In>.*,,-•. I I ........ . malinger who in,ligHti*i Ilm Idea, iwr ewd of it , ultiniNt" kI . c iiu i Ii ,
have her picture taken.
comment on the oiilcmie of • !••
WnH iiphohl Kniithrrti Ira,II- in the Natimiiil Gimrrl, ,1,(1" t"N.t ii.il r»»d dollar dlml.dah further, heal group. IJf' fm the b e t m
several unproven tbeorys about
( H C ) .Mth nttli- .
......... 1.1dividual and Htt fo, tl," nm*t
When the truck started to rail the bothersome beggars, but so Behind by lha County Board of election was a la-w,,r,l Hlate.imni tluns, nml plan to promote avia eiuwrtssrw lirre n.inouin ed today. ,
Public fnstruetion following rec Issued this morning.
Florida ia Hcveutccuth on th" l"ii*,.v"i. that the fa ,i„ " ,‘K share nmualng.
away, Verna* gave a last longing fa r no definite conclusions.
tion clin ic to advance the interlook at the too. Bha
was
#• w
is born of
"The
people wanted
it >l»ii este nf private aviation In the lint and linn ,. 1111, 1(11 fill. I !"•' . "lit mil fall to prewBi levrl* fm ; I'rinctpal II K, Morrl. "f SentOne theory Is thet they ere ommendation by school trustees,
.if It, ,,,,ih,wired Htrcugih. It I,a
Queegy and the latg
i,<<i" .im"," add, th" 1 1 , ' | , a r t , ' innln High Kclmol i* ,-Imii man nf
minute fragments at Jelly fish. flupt. T. W, Lawton announced to way," Hague said, "so it
"II South," Smith said.
The new lion, a
African There Is else the possibility they day. The Board meete tomorrow right with me."
Thu group plans lu Invite Gov ".027 officerH and mi'll on it* roll- I m i "., l "Tile level "f cun,lime, 'the "hllilri'n nettviticK .if 11,,* I2B,New
(initn
are
being
,-,„.Miil,-i,’,
l
,
male, was scheduled
.'".im" in pr,,K|i,','l and tl" far,., i ItlMI drive fm Fernidd-l.aiiKlitnu
ere e microscopic single celled morning In regular eeaslon at tha
ernor Fuller Warren tu become an
office of Mr. Lawton.
(Ueesteeee oe rs s * Terse.
I ........ -Iipimrt ",'>gr„„i t.... ' I pee ,
|„| ||i.*|" t,il> will, l'iiiii’|pal
bach In Uia track
L IG H T N IN G K ILLS MAN
homuaiy metnhur, but right tuiw for Avon Pork, Fort Mv<n>
li,,a iia e H ,.a e««« * —*>
'Rayburn M lh m , »f Lyman School
they're
mighty
buay—aumpling
Aitguattaw
W A U C H U LA , Mny tl fd)
RIARY
ARY K IL L R D
j and I’rltu ipal W. A. T"agur nf
that IIMI" nli* official drink.
’ _____
Kohart K. Wnlker, 22, nf ..... .
B ELLE OLA DR, May i t —(VP)
i Oviedo t'l hiiid a ,
,'hairni"u.
Otia wn, killed by lightning wh
— Robert 0 . Erwin, two-year-obl
H EA VY FROST
gathering tomalora them yestc
son ot M r. anH M n .
H H U IT I.K IIO A ltD H U I'PE II
CHICAGO,
May
I I —(/I*.—
day.
En»U ; « m fo u lly ,
The I'alm i'tt" A vein"' Mlmfflr
ld M U al
— ,— =--------------- ‘Heavy froa." was re|mrte<l e a rly 1
n auto*
F O R O IL S K K V \ N ( K III-’ N A T IO N A L IIO N H IT A C . D A Y
run, ever.
laianl Club and the Snufoid Tour
TA M PA C ITY MAYOR
tmlay from the Chicago suhiirhs
Esparb
ist Club will luild „ Joint aiippar
PORT TAM PA C IT Y , Flu., May while most of the rest of the na
H Y T D K C IT Y O K S A N K U R D
at It:.'10 p. M. at the Tmiriat Center
NEW YORK, May | | - ( j p > - W h . i more should a businessman do i l —W9—Joe W. Harvey won Hi" lion was clear and cool.
W HEREAS. Thursday, May 12. 10III. Is National li,...|„U t
,m Friday. All .nnmlier, ate Invited
Democratic nomination for mayor
Frost was reported from Elgin,
for tut than supply us with a good Mart at a reasonable price?
Day, and Is of partirului nlgnifleauio tu all tho resident, of
tn attend.______
nf Port Tampa City In yuat*nlny'« III., ami spread Inin unprotected
Answers am al bend today from widely divergent walks of Kfa.
Hanford and Seminole County li"cnu,o it cumcK ut tiie time
p, i,nary eieetiuii. ,
. places In Michigan and nortlmrn
From Pope Pros X II. who has strong views on businessmen, em
when Suuilnolu County’, one general luiapitul, T H E FERN A L it.
~ .— r—— — —----- ,
Indiana, the U, H. Weather HuLAU G H TO N M EM O RIAL HOSPITAL, ia striving t« raise n
ployee sad their relation to society. From Dean Donald K. David of tb t
TW O ARRESTED
>eau said.
fund uf l2B,tHH).IHI to meet it, deficit and In provide up,'luting
M IA M I, May
Harvard graduate school of B u s -*
NEW YORK, May
I I - id )
-------------------------------JA C K SO N VILLE. May l l - l f l * I
Judge Maraknll L.
funds, and
letratloa.
who al
HIGH LOW
Two homeloas, well-dresHud men
COURT BACKS SEN TEN C E
ten corporation executives.
W
llE
R
K
A
H
,
the
modern
h
o
s
p
ita
l
I
m
one
of
the
moat
im
senuntded Mrs. Gc
tha businessmen hi
S7
71
A TL A N T A , May I I —(/P)—The
Birmingham
But moot companies feel that were arreeted on grand larceny
portant Institutions in any community, and is a community in
riiheU NvwWuee
liy to hla community they now show the proper re chargee today In connection with Georgia Supreme Court has ra
H,1
i:\
Brownsville
moirkune bet
surance policy, for who*u piemluni, every citlxon within tho
aia company aad hia sponsibility. or a n doing thair th * theft of an Argentina dlplo- fused to set aside the death sen-,
33
fill
Detroit
community |s responsible, since nu citlseii can know when tho
one i l n M r f
m
nut's automobile.
tenca of Wayne Woodruff for the
HI
‘ Galveston
services of tho hosiptul may he ui gently needed.
Me
07
fit
Two policeman irl a patrol car swamp cabin slaving of Myron
Minneapolis
NOW , TH E R EFO R E , I, ANDREW C AR RA W AY, as Mayor
till
noticed tha 11)42 Cadillac Milan Sutherland,
Jacksonville,
F la .,1
17
New York
of the City of Sanford, Florida, do hereby proclaim Thuraday,
70
bearing
diplomatic
plates
in sporUman.
'Ji
Phoenix
May
18,
as
National
Hospital
Day
within
the
City
of
Hanford,
H2
Eighth Avenue, near 86th Street.
Woodruff, formerly of Bedford,
89
San Antonio
dtamrvad.
• ^
end do hereby urgn upon th« people of Sanford the recognition
74
fill
They ordered the occupants to Ind., was convicted of shooting
Seattle
True,
many
of
their
hospital
and
of
Its
needs.
70
fit)
gull over to the crub,
Sutherland In July of I1M7 on a
Shreveport
Dated
at
Banfonl.
Florida,
this
11th
day
of
May,
1249,
AH
69
Polio# said neither man had a hunting trip In 'th a Okafenokea
Jacksonville
Andrew Cerraway
HU
69
lleenea to ’ drive. They described swamp in southeaitarn Georgia,
Miami
Mayor
43
68
thamaatvea aa Jams* W. Camp-; Tha state charged robbery as th*
' Orlando
motive.
U ' 61
| Tallahassee
mil, 26, and H arry JT. Cloran.
Ift
Freight Trains, F r a n c o Must Act
Many Trucks And To Restore Human
Cars Line Up To
Rights In Spain,
Dash I n t o Ci t y
U. S. Official Says
Green Cove Springs
Senator Introduces
Plan To Give War
II Vets State Bonus
Commies Tighten Memberships In
Shanghai Noose
In
Bitter
Miami Newspaper McKibbin Tells
Exposes Numbers Pilots Of City
Racket In Ci t y Action On Docks
$1.5 Millions Taken Utility. Sewage And
In Yearly By Syn
C i g a r e t t e Taxes
dicate O i t e r a t o r s
Arc Being Studied ,l,f’’'"/V
Fight
C Of C Passes
$6,000 For 1949
,
.
j
..........)v
J
ranner s Share 01 .!*,......... ............. .......
HousowitVs Dollar
K(v|)oil(,d Sagging
tSrhuol Studentst
Kuiul To iVifl Drive
For NospilalFiindM
iHjrces Who Ouslcd
Venus, Three Year
Old Lion, Moved
To Allen's Farm
To Hold Records
Sea Lice Plague
Surf Bathers In
Water At Miami
Farm Vcta Tf» Learn D.imr** n,e ",in. ..r ,* .......
‘D ixie’ Air Force
Chartered In Miami
Florida
Businessmen's Responsibility To
Community, Company Is Outlined
PROCLAMATION
TH E WBATIIRK
a a r .r m v y & s
t’
i.-jTag-.
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• •
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l s*
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r*~.
wm*m?
WEDNESDAY MAY 11, i U
T H E S A N FO R D n E R A L D .S A N F O S D , F L O R ID A
A HEROINE IS HIDDEN HERE
N K of lh«
beat known
story-book hero
ines ill literature
la portrayed In
this
III (I (I I'M
ilrowinir. Aa a
t-ltie tu her Iden
tity*. we'll tell
yon that three
a n I m a Ia a r e
among the prin
cipal clmruitara
In the story.
To make her
picture
iippcnr
from out of the
mine of llnea,
color each area
in accorilnnca
with ita key :
It means blue;
BK
represents
b lack;
11 K ,
brow n:
O,
orange;- V, yel
low; 0 , green;
V ,vio|et;P , pink.
For pink, line red
crayon orcoloreil
pencil lightly.
Who la the her
oine pictured?
..-•‘ ••II —‘ML
•Ml ru«
. 1“
»*dm*uy
O
Cryptogram
LT, these words liuve the same three or four
t letters at the end and at the beginning, In the
same order.
See how many you run All In.
A
O l’ IIO C L E S made a wlaa ob
servation on how humans
are able to face the future when
the outlook la dark. To read It.
dcrii'lmr thla aiibatltution crypt
ogram:
S
W
si.,, otiitti ' k osro
W VSigM SIL
WBIKBIA.
WBI.4J
BY
*e«ii«>» j- i«««
Tossing the Dice
'*4|tla*i|
•iM*n««n >»ii»sF*g
*#t«|W»s||| '|iunnjaupu[i
'lMr||lt|l«o| 'iKUllitliiy 'HliiilUl^
U
ANCIENT PROBLEM
H IS Is nil npproprlnte time to ipiote a riddle
tllut dutea buck nt least to the llltli centuiy!
A hitd /Ini' w ithonl wings,
.S'n/ on o trie without h u r t s .
T litre ran m a mun ir it hunt htimli,
C liu ilin t up n i t linn l / t r l ,
Cimkrtl it wit hunt /h r,
Ale it williinil inuntil.
The lines do not rhyme because they’re a trans
lation from Cerman. What's the solution?
>11
|>ss• |*«4
WUMMun| »HI p'i« *«|JUB4«| Mi) v uu »||0J otoytaout y liiam y
T
T / / M J C are e o u n llru examples o f exceptional tulente o f nulnhle
■ persons being in h e r ilr il bg sous and ila iig h tn e who tliemsrlves
a tt a in fame. This It’tu'i Q u it teile gour knuuUilge of some of them.
HELP DIVIDE THE FARM IN QUARTERS
COCKEYED HISTORY
1, A President of the U.3. who wns a sou of a
President:------------- .
2. A President who was grandson of a I'real'dents------------- .
8. Author o f The l.ailg o f the Cnmrline mid
many other novels who waa son of the author of
The Three Musketeers mid The Count u/ Munir
C ris t o : ------------- .
4. The Secretary of Commerce and businessman
who’s the son of a rullroud magnate:—— — .
8. The author of Ktbeeca, granddaughter o f‘the
author o f T r i l b y : ------------- .
0. The movie starlet pictured nbove, Virginia
■
.daughter of one of the original Kryslone
Comedy stars.
7. M ickey------------- , movie star son of uld time
stage star Joe Yule.
8. Keenan ■■ - - , movie comedian son of the
stage and radio comedian.
9. Philanthropist son of the man who gave away
more money than any man in h ls tn ry :-------------,
•v'JOrf Concert star dai|ghter of a^fiyi^ius Mlssonr-
You know what these are,
• dire, perhaps the oldest game
Instruments known to history.
Hut you muy ur may not know
that the spots on dice nre
mat kid In a certain regular
outer— namely the 1 opposite
the d, the 2 and 6 as opposites
ami so on— the opposite figures
ulwuys totaling seven.
That Itelug so, so pints* you
hail a blank die, mid had the
Job of placing the spots on It.
In how many different ways
could you arrange pairs or
opposites w ith the fig u res 1
thmugli (I?
2. Muybe you don't know what
taie the odds against throwing
nay pair of numbers with two
dice— that Is, l mid 1, 2 and 2,
jjrlc.'f-'an you llgure the odds?
8. Suppose you tossed three
dice from a cup mid three
"threes” appeared. Then sup
pose you put them hack In the
cup and tossed the dice sgaln.
What would Ihi the mills agnlust
your throwing three "threes" a
recoud time?
I
11. Wisconsin progressive who sucrerdrd Ills
father In the United Htutes S e m ite :------------- ,
12. Frenchwoman winner of thu Nobel Prize In
chemistry, whoso muthrr also was a Nobel I ’rlxow in n e r:..........
.
13. E v e ------------- , American nctrrss daughter
of a celebrated English poet.
M . (iymniiHtic actor playing roles almilar to
those In which Ills father liecanie uue of the great
est movie s ta rs :------------- .
18. Perrault d’Arma-Court, author of "Cinder
ella,'' and son of Charles------------- , author of " L it
tle Red Hiding Hood.”
HI. Former Secretary of Navy and (iovernur of
New Jersey, son of the Inventur of the phonograph,
electric light, e t c .: ------------- .
17. Puxxllst who popularised the famous "How
Old is Ann?”, son of the puxxllst who Invented thu
great "(Jet Off the E arth" |ioser: ■■ ■ ■ ■->
18. Itecapturer of the Philippines, son of tho
general who originally padded those Islands:
A tolutluit sp
acers slssnhti*
In Ih* png*.
W H A T A N IM A L IS A N D Y TRAINING?
N the circus
T i n r IT
winter quar
I
ters, Andy the
1 ii
Animal Trainer
Is getting ready
k n u m b er of
different beasts
which will perfarm fur him the
coming season.
Due of his star
p u p ils can lie
seen responding
tu his tuleluKu
when this dotograph is tilled in.
To make the ani
mal appear, start
at dot one and
draw a continu
ous H ue f r o m
dnl tu dot conseen lively until
dot 38 Is reached,
Then color the
■ketch appropri
ately with cray
on o r co lo red
pencil.
')tui«t«
uaaijy pua Mtpuin) u«i ‘| jid jili
I •) ••».! I *»H*!♦* *»**'.I a| iitaBuy
FRK tJU BN T complaint of
educators, that modern
youths are growing up deficient
In knowledge of history, appeals
to be substantiated by this Illus
tration, prepared by a young ur-
A
list for a story of Columbus'
voyage of discovery to Ainuricn.
You will Inimediutt'ly s|sit er
rors in fuct and in drawing in
the picture. Hut can you discover
at leuit 20 nf them?
'HI
(’4|1UiJI]|||> NiHI 4||MIVJ »e(| |M||wlo M“«
pu«
‘•l*Jfl-»W • ! 'VJ,H
'gat) )a uh4 <ih4MVJ*N "1*^11 ‘II ‘J||
pu« 'if
uiv» 'll >.|
)U uue
II ‘ilhBiJi.l ti itf pat
•if <«lUV<t<|M ••(■hO<| II *<4U4f||«fp'|
pi ••Mil iu "•f ‘•• jiii , !H'I
*«i ‘i t * )
W f •»l«3 ••**! II
•4)1 pm ‘i f
n |I*N**|| || ‘Mini
•nil HilEilfl tl| *4H pM« -if 44|M|4BiO||
*U *4*f •
I 'ttMM ’4 Mill
1 *4M4M||iHI •••Mf) |U p i '4*fint|B
e«(| MM44f(| I II
|« in* 'U«U4|il«|l
■II444y *p *4M pui 'i f
•ipu«««iy
'Utlf|il«H 4lM*|l UltfllljH JI» UolftUtUl
'UUef JJt)| U|U4»tiM|| t '•U4»PV ut|t»f
ID. Italph Majcskl, Internationally famous
bridge-builder, and son of H elena------------- , cele
brated Polish actrosa.
2<). Tallulah
•, actress daughter of a
Speaker of the U.S. Ilouso of Itepreseiitutlves,
(Answers ut lig h t .)
iJ
ui
“|
rw
Terminal Elision
H E first and Inst letters of
a common word ( A L U , are
e lid e d , l e a v i n g t w o - l e t t s r a
( V A H T ) , In finding the missing
words with which to complete
this verse puule by H arry O ber:
/ adranre the proposition,
Curb ell tiafforiaf umbitinn,
Give up thoughts of acquisition,
L e i there by no A L L partitio n.
We dyn’t used much in tu itio n,
To it s tee m a il Aavs coalition,
P A R T beware, atomic fission,
Sounds its mission, our perdL
T
RIDDLE
C ei h a C M IK sam
Sj QUIZ-CROSSWORD WITH CLUES FROM
FIGURE IT O UT
IN C N each of the horlxontal
rows below consists of the
sama figures, such of the rows
totals 86:
S
1—Wh»t h iss nf Ikn A o u ltk llss •lid
Kamuil slay? (I Ham t5i33)
$—•"UlsMsd s r s (a s —— in •g ltlli
far I k s l r t Is tk».fcln*dom #f
h ssu n " (M iU lilj; § 5 .
* - Whs» well bslnvs'l
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 8 S 4 A 6 7 B
1 a A 4 S 6 7 •
1 a A 4 8 6 7 a
1 a A 4 A4 7 a
i
s s 4 s a 7 a
1 I 1 4 A 6 7 a
i. a s 4 • a r a
The same figures can be rear
ranged so that the eight vertical
and horlxontal and two diagonal
rowa total 36. How quickly can
you Ifnd tha arrangamsnt ?
rumroindsd by Johsf (Jnhn Silt
14—Th* mss •( XsiitM siid *,•'»«
uther gists ausibsrsd SIM (Nth.
TllO)
j
14—Alter tnd ef s chunk
ia-*»s list a bun MU as etesroU
— a beast1 1st atfIs V
I IS)
Knse(Keel.
1 7 - N II . m su U
..
..
sb-
ih
s t
il. Doe Ir preparing
to retire from farm
ing and move to town tu
muke Ida home,
lie has a MUDacre farm hav
ing a hexagonal
shape like the
S,
Ago re here.
M r. Doe Is go- & /y /C '
Ing to divide his
farm umong his
four sons.
See how quickly you cun divide
this hexagon IIIto fourths, so all
the quurtera nre
I d e n t i c a l In
shape.
»■
M
i
J
r fa possible ta .draw four
straight lines without lifting
• pencil or pan from paper and
us through all of the dots. Can
it! do It? Remember, you must
A pass through any dot mors
aa one# and Ultra must not
i.agy lints that do not pau
How Many Voles?
I
N the recent school board elec
tion iu one district, there were
two candidates for the vacancy.
The winner received 160 more
votes then the loser, for whom
At percent of the electorate
voted. O f the electorate, 20 p«rcant did nut vote.
'>
How many persons voted for
the loser?
meat
U e u s
eea
----------
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U
nr
V*
•^
n—
fat4^4
r
vVIfSTi
E fe r
.
kw ksa.
!
.n-
tT—C ades
.£«a5!
• MMY w a lk a f to achoot
•isday at tha rata of A )i
• bmir and waa ona min*
day, ha Ineraaaad
u 4 ss p,h. aad .gr*
,uol four mlnutaa too
- U U. Jhefore tho bafl
claso). How fgr away
.Umiay’a hdraa I t tha
*
"•GvsvSja gas' a
M
i
‘Ml
* m |a
• * - ------------ 1
:h
r n s ir ji:
u 1 1 i u -ifd in n
‘ i : n n k ’M
t«Ai
i ? m-ia
*m
* *m 'I •a>auTi 1i 'Ai - a ti
■-
Whet I* always
lakrn Iwfore yuii
can gel it?
*W)0^4 4HUA
;ik
%
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY WAY 11, 194tt
Aohcson Conference .
PAGE THREE
Congress Action
* * 4 > + * * * * .|.+ + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + +
CITHUH REPORT
W IN T E R H A V EN . May I I M K N II
(A*)— Report of the Stale Citrus
ih s lls s H c m is r « « .
1
i c . . , | . Hvs r r e m r > lW o e e i
I<r4»l4f ll tll fll I ’rilHI I ' t t u r t i n e !
j Inspection Bureau at 10:0(1 A. M. i Ity t'EC II.V 111|< 1\\ N.S'KIN K
O P T O M E T R IS T
European nations have amhassad- fl„ veterans with dependents.
law* stinting today.
today
(In
hoxi-s):
I?i f « Pitiiiilurt) * Gitiiiv* flltril
yr* In Soviet satellite capitals and
n v ilu-rallsatlon existing Income
T h e spiing g n iin l j o n
was
Maiiir*
n*l?. l*l Knl W-12
(lra|H-fi
nit
(Irangea
Taugerlio-s
I
t
In Moscow while boycotting Mad- .......................... . t}.p VA and adding
ItruiIni I .inril* i 'Imp- I'tm-opph- eallcd tllti- *e««nin yestt-rdnj by
-II If*MMlIn ll Jl I III! Ilk II 1*1H
31.493
Alt,DMI!
rid. lie said that Hu- explanation
„f j )00 „ milnth for hl,|p. Rail
I Hi It Ilf* atm
Sweet I'ntntin-*, on tin- Unit Shell*, ' Circuit J u d g e Stanley Mllledge
in,
m
m
Truck
iVt,2ik1
k'li
llUd tried to use 1
hee ||,,4|l veterans requiring aid and
is Ihe UN in IW4U
lh
Ctfllllled S pm udi, Cliciitill-ec. Tom who said that a llnn.ntio.unn a
•h +-M -(-H -4+++++++++4.+++++^
124,lHh
211
part-boycott to bring reforms in ntt-ndiillce, the hill mills some $10,- Total nn,mu
lllu, iiud liicen I'l ppci Sobol, liii-ad ( y ear m gan ix ed ganibliiig im l.el
Hpuiu, but the action -fulled o* :NHI,(HM),UOO to iM-ueflts already
and l l a t t c i , l
,,,, 4*i,.-*t,n,l M*-r ■■Xisted III I hole Connie
Its purpose, lie added that
iiiglles, llext-iiigi
l-t-ing paid under VA schedules,
would not argue that spending *" 'at tin- rule of some $J.lkl,IHHH).IMm
tlteciin- for S bniv.l tn*ii I'nl
i
withholding an ninlinssiidur is
low* I
hntf*slie|ls SO that top- .III te n t,!
year.
(C ontinued From **sxe Hire)
proper lever foi any purpose
now pile ii-mmniitg potato on to|i.
I* I N E A I ' I ' I . I S W E E T I*«•
................._
Meanwhile Kep. Houghton (I)- th e t.eg lslature adjourns.
A l.l. JUST A N D
Asked wlielhei the Ann-r■lean • ,\ e | head of the tuxwrltlng House
The committee, which will hold TATHKS. t'N I'lll H A L F SHKI.I. dividing evenly Retuin to oven
I I I ’ M A N E FOLK
i attitude was governed by the e x -j Ways and Means Committee, said Its first formal Inquiry session Ingredient* 4 *moli *weet potato*-- to reheat, iibnat 10 minute* Stick
I Istance of surplus whiui and cut,, white- House call that he tonight, now has authority to nrl ( t poundt. 2 tnbli *piH>u« butter 01 a small sprig of pursb-v in each
I ’rgi- yum- S ta te Ht-jire*
..... ounce can potato so parsley stein i* coverr-d
, ton which ll was ilesned to -ell to | fuvm* rigid government eeonnm-1only during the present Ii'glsla- m atgiirine
*i-iitiitive.-t a t ' r a l l a i i a a *
j Spain, the Secretury declared th i*|i,.* t(( „ Vll|,| |UX Increases.
Itive session that will end J ii lie 3. swei’i crushed pirn apple nut ilium and serve initm-dintt'lt Make* I
.*i e to ilelV at l Im ise D ill
'etc-poon *all, 2 serving*
is not one of the governing factor-j Houghton told reporters th at' The House went back to it* ed t ‘7 dipt,
ISt» w hich nceniH lm t|i; »t nil.
i President Truman had asked him to nnn-cnntroversinl routine after a te a s p o o n * lig h t l- i.- u ,, s u g a r, p a i
holc
Im
Im i nnanil
Hack*
Id , first
l "Old Bin
| Concluding Ids stulomrol. In i conic to the White House for u hut pietlminury l*ait over ii loll *ll*j *|o ig f ill oil III . *c ‘dll p i• l 1Hit »•
' ix i m -i tl o ll o f IMI|aaillil
wa*
e engo
Isold in response to i|uosiions that Jgeneral discussion of the tax sit* that would repent mi old Inw Mint Metliod 1
tin negotiating with Hotici Uos-ln j nation mid otner matters. Hough- klvys State Iiame and Fresh W a iltg 1 orb »lf vttt'l 1 1441' j 14If *4; «ri tth
••.I dog*
W H ITE
OH
I me
l'I
no liei ninny'* fntuie tin liittcd I imi'a loiumlttee has imnle mi move ter Pi*h Commission agent* ar W it ll M g lI'll tilth H (ti l|lsill llldl'l cipM mi hoot
U 1Ul \ t ) U .
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a
r
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l
y
wnli i : tii \ 1«H iiii
j States will insist on the same civil1 vet to frame u tax SIII In line with resting power*.
I
iit»|i»i«rtl it* 1 rurtlr*
itki' in a iiimi • 1(Ill'll Iii .i t
rights guurmitees foi lieiiminv ns (the 1'iesidenl‘s January request
Opponent* of the measure failed
OVl‘1
1
Hill
il
|l
1
it!
nt"*
lira.*
u
n
til'
for
tU.omUMHI.lilHi
in
new
taxes.
' It i» demanding *»f Spain
by only one vole to take It off
Hoiigliton said he hopes it will the calendar amt send it to the soft wlieo pri-sse-l hei« i n i finger*
Ib-fiui- Achcsou *tnti <1 Ins nI oik I,
with a pot hold- , iil--.ii to miniit
“
not
Isnecessary'*
to
imitose
new
Senator
Vundcnlicrg
lit-M id i t
Came and Fish Committee for
Joined Cnuimlly m urging iln> I'm luxes beenuse they "might effect study. They said it wuiild hamlcuff e*. Cut i-aiefulb -u half tenglii
'/.litns F lu id W a i e
wise and nil Jinlalo fn-m shell into
ted Slulc* lo help clear lb*- wav to business adversely."
the game Imuril in its i-fbirl* In
T ill* J'lcatcst 1’t-iui.'iill-lit W a v e ailvanccm eiil in yearn.
And in Philadelphia Vice Presl- enforce hunting and fishing reg mixing 1>«twI t.e i-uiefut i«* pieserxc
exchange ambassador* with Spain.
T in ilie d by e x p -it s ty lis t* In Slmpuig niio S tylin g
__......„ ...
lent Albeit W. Barkley tossed tha ulation.*, but supporters claimed It I of tin- half shell* foi stuffin g
In setting
the limits »f Amei
Add Ioil 11*1 in iiuh n il me In lint
C all fin S |iecial t 'liic s
I cun maneuvers at Paris. Aria-sun 1fight for civil rights Into tin- laps did nothing more thou eliminate potato*'* iimtii'ilnitt Iv tint! iiunh
Closed T lu n miny af le i noon d illln g tin- suiuuu-i
.w e n t f u r th e r limn tiny lop Ameri- ,01 the American people.
ohoolrte law* from the Imok*. wv\\ \Mtli o folk \<M |iini'iippli*»
1 can official had gone to su gg est . " W e caifnol le gislate civil llhvrSenator Smith of (Ireen Cove in rtu ilin i:
salt, aial loinvn
publicly th a t if nmjoi comprom [lies," Hurkley declared.
Spring* put Into the Semite a
And, lie told 7IH) people ut u hill that would give Hlnte bonuses M tiK itr, and L « tii vt«*h w it h a Hpoon
isos lire to be m ade for ugicem ent
2 (lt» N. I'a ik
I'hrri,. » 7 I
on (ierililiny they will Imve to be ! iimi-n-pliiU* hrotnerhoiul day din- ranging up to $.'IM) to every Klin- Pack tin' n n \ im i t <otl\ into 1
n,-r
last
night,
it
i*
tip
to
the
Ammade by Russia.
Ida Veteran of World War II. He
1
Achcsou praised to Ihe limit the li-rlt-iii, people to "lend the peoples said it would take about fltO.lHIO,.
I m e o tn p lls lu m u ls of the Ih-ilm an .of tin- world in the battle foi eq- IHK) to pay the hill, and proposed
lift pilots iiml credited Mien --I unlitv and tolerance."
[to set aside Ilfi.iaiO.IHKI a vem nut
He *ahl ii "certain foreign conn nf receipt* from a general -ale*
forts w ith defeat ol the S--v iel
[try " is directing the counter-attack , tax tu do it.
, blockade of Beilin
I Bill he declared tliiil while eve, y , on freedom and civil liberties by I The Semite, opening dehiito nn
body Is delighted 'h a t th e airlift | iibolislilug freedom and speech the Administration d im * bi'l,
brought nn end of the bl-chndc on ; and vvm -lilp.
heard Senator King
or Winter
X
**
lint in Congress Senate llepuhllone should reg ard this develop
Haven condemn the measure a*
m e n t alone «* having -olved t h e jleaii and HeniiK'ratli- foe* of the one which would "cause consider
I aft substitute
problem* of (ierniaity.
j .......
................ -for the
--- -admlulslra, able ami unnecessary hardship”
Actually, Arlu'Hon mini, lli«* *‘int iuw *r !nl»t»r hill filkiHi ouiiioiwiy on tin- industry without gaining
of th e restrictions oil Berlin merely - of joining forces.
benefit*.
rcstores the *ilnotion lo wmil it,' Ihil ihe two groups fared this
fie *nid tie admired (loveruni
log ob-dm-le: they a r e , In general,
Wlis 10 tnonlhs ago amt make n
Warren’* "Interest .ini) 1*ii Ri |||«»W
newed negollalions |iii**ible
, nil fin opnil on what any. new la a matter “in which lie Imd im
|*<1 nralM'd
pi III SCI Mo* lb r mao ( labor Inw sbonlil contain even if Interest and no knowledge."
Aelleson nl««
put llnnlt-nlury cooin-il’ • uppiovnl iliev agree they don't like Taft King was given the ...... ,,,
1^
of it •It'iift lii-rniiiii coo iiiiiii-ui !"• ilen*
explain hi* opposition t„ ,1„. i.m
wind
I*
blnw\
Inal
of
how
lin
He said;
tiefonintrodiicllnii
of
a
*i-ru-*
,,(
ing. however, came frnm Henator ameitdnieut* began.
the Wi-slent /ones.
"The purl linin'maty cnanvil tia I him; In* ( H il l I, n Senate l.alwir
Senator
linker of
tlmiililtn,
lube red ilillgenllv for eiglil nnatih--, Conimllte*- member who voted lu chalrnuiu of the Cltru* f'niniuillee,
ith
at
g
ro
u
p
fn,
tin*
Ailmiiitstratlnn
s
and to good e,'f,--i I ** a(*',ob,*(*
said lie Imd the "highest repaid"
J Tnft-Hiirlluy repealer.
of the cimnell are to ....... .
"ir." said Hoagla*. "we can bald for King'* “sincerely," but In| luted Upon the sueer-*"fal outroun*
I l lie Soot belli moderates unit also Ihnuglil the bill Wlis (I |*t«4k«| utilof their work.
and he was going to try to *-|.|
"The basic law i* neliqt »lmlud 1 11id I ......... ta ll b ill g u ll a l lt b a n d o f it pus-i'd.
in detiiil. and ihe le rn n o l uppi-w-d Ite p ilb lic lIU llt a - r i l l* , w e w i l l g e l ll
will be riiniiminlealed l-v the md' i n e l l y g o o d In b o i b i l l . "
Two witness,-* told Congressm en
tliry governor* after Ihe nere**aiv
a law banning i"li discrim ination
review ha* been eninpleted
Achcsnh *niil a teport by a beenuse of iace, religion or color
United Nation* Ihanmis-mn "te- would be a new er fid weapon aMSM-imit s T t n : l x m i e n *
guinrit ( ' 011111111111*01 ill tmine and
h iiik m t
ugnite* Ibi- .................. ■' -i Mm
■t i : i - o i r r n o 111
abroad
shall l ’liin help to Wi—le. i l-n
Tnif-illiivvlns
f--p.il ii ,1 in
1 *"
l’u**nge of li fall employment Ins Ofiili-fe in, 1prices
he Hnnf-nl sm te
rope's recovery.
practice*
bill,
sniil
Hnellilisl
1
a
rty
Ksrine>*
Market
far
pfi„hi,e
. 1.1
AcIlUSon made the *laleliii-nl In
lu trucker* mill ileiili-rs up 1- 13 11,
"fern-el
ll mlsIipprelieM' ion" lie l ender N orm an Tlimuns In pre- A.
M. Mar 11, me.
.-ddii t-xlsled a* the te-ull nf |iies* pined testimuiiy, "w ould do much alfln* Telnlersreeo
.
Bu
ft,An 3 nu
ilhpntclie* reparling mi Mu- in- In Vindicate uui American lendnr- Hssns tliir
llldrk VnleiH Ine
1" " " * ’ l a , , f » him ul f l i . i l u n , tlquis W m
liip
rm
t
r
u
e
..........
racy
and
in
Hu
llpr
Vt'V1? Dll
[ p j m ul Ik# f>awla( I t i p i n uml get a
* 1
(leans, l-ole till Mpr
The report was prepaied by the dividual lig ht..................................... ,
I I Ad
*1 V.
And Rep Jn v lls (I t- N Y t , nimth- Keans, 1.1mi, tin I(pi
rsyulut i t , ,un wl firs,te n s Sre-Wua
sn-retiirial of I lit- F.i-onmale Coiii'K-sns, Holler Mil 11|.r 1.1 HO
NO COST -NO OBLIGATION '
mbsina for Eurnpe wllbb i*gneet nr mi the li-t of witnesses lu-fnre
. (rah A sae fill l.li Mr
III do
O f f YOURS TODAY1
ii House labor snneuinmlttee, ill- t ‘e|i ry, ( l-i liii-ti f r l
i : ;*r.
lag now in lleiievn.
ugnllist felrry . I'necnl f r i
I I no
"The report is no' iiitlra l nf i lined Unit discrimlnalhiii
f e r n f r l fi I Ilia
*!? Ml
A
mi
l
ten...........
.
furnlshi's
fm iiiiltipr*! t''aiu'>
the (billed Slate* or ul Hie Nn(
’ommiinism
im
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t
p
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p
a
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(III
llekt
IA.Ml 1 r.n •
i openii Iteenvery I’rngiani,'' Ache* '«• uinlier*.,-tint, ■■
anda wenpiiii."
toll rend Irom a stlllellienl.
(>'• II-k I
9 I DO
I re Plain tin n-ki
• (ID
II doe* analyze n ilic a llv cer
91 7r,
I Ik I I till | ||t*
IK Dll
N III)
tain leinlenrie* who b ll dales
I ' ........ ..
I'
► B U Y T H E M FOR
ure - Inn in le rl-lir of the Einnpeuli
| | llll
111 tl-ki
I
i '-1 i'pers-l 'In-lie
ecninany loday. *m I* it* a faililHII .xiiloor.l I’rinw l*sae iOiel
tl-ki
I - no
C
lo mow away fimo a eniisnleiable *MII woiiiii-M'd whether Hie llu*- I1- I'"
i- film k Ity,
di-i'i-i- <•( aid in i by.
Hi. llpr
Hiau* would let llu-lll cro** the I 4tiu>N, N ew Kin H.
.0 M i }<%
l-tllii- Rivet bridge they on-e ileII 11
ill,rod unsafe. Or would they di NiiDi.-li, Y^iinu
" I
* * 'in i' - Oiiolxs . S in k e rs - I Inals
4*ri
vert all road traffic oh m detune Tn llt l IDPR, ,l| n1 r i n
SAVE 47c
........................
it t*«ciii4u r t i F»*»hi
• «lMrt
r
i
T
i
n
«
over a hnnd-npt'rnted ferry which
4ndiiRi'g. Vnlt iii-lith ir
i i euline win’ll i* known to imve runs only during daylight him,*.
nlc
on
theic
1
:•(••Yruli-.Mfir»li H»*r»ii4sstn
i sting.
If they Imve to take Ihe ferry,
li» * ..
n
I IMI
4 . . m i. lo * . - .S e ts „ ( I ‘n n , j,
S)1),
I.3S K U P -K L IE N
Hr. Smith say* them i* mi ill there 1* likely to tn- 11 terrific
Hti|(|»||f*R f a i l I y Ill'll VY I min v till
vestigaimn iiiuii-' way, in ht* traffic Jam when dawn breaks lit" ' |ifni(i|ri*
1
•*
inti
ml
rniHlrriili*.
nnirkci
tilu.m
labo.a.ory at least. In find uut
Rtr.lilv
,vHat they uru becaiisu nn funds over the hanks of thu Klim.
It was near this spot four years
arc available fur wuli resenreh.
"We’re a* iinxiims as anyone ago that American ami Ranslnn
lo find ant wluit i* causing theso troops triumphantly Joined hand*
iiiitatlon*," Hity* Hr. Smith, "tail across the defeated Oermany at
R IO . 0 5 c
J.x« K H O N V IM .H , Ala v 11 — «A l ‘ t
Save Nearly
wt simply don't have any money the end of World War IIAutomobiles will break uway — T lir V n U r r s l- a iiiln M a r k - ! N -w s
In spend on rusenrcli."
W a i 12.50
V o
|P v r - i‘ « * » r lr
N -w
Y o rk
x o ir k v i
YOU
PAY
first—At one •h i H u r iit n r n i l l s itru i v r» i« 'tn h l—
The "sea lice" are not confined from the harrier
Now
ip H '- 's I n c t i n i i t l - l s l ;
to 'In- Atlantic. Bathers nn the minute past midnight.
li- n n * I i iis I i - I m h l i t - rn n u c
Trains apparently will not get lu *»-1<a
West const of l'litridn also Imve
' i a l n r a m i p r lc — m . i - t l - hrr iw o h ir
> |iis llly
H lr lM a l— s llb ic k
been victim* of tile vlrlnu* var (tinned until two hours later.
Rut five passenger trains and Vul< iiiln -H o iio r tu v e ry p u u r t r ,
mint*.
I " I 'l - n l i r n l a l. I f i- x . lu . 1—«t y 3.*,- '
HI freight train* are eaperted to . J
I 'ln r h la I I - I i - n ( , * fi- s , 3 j f , . '
3 CIU
•3
, t i onr er
I kti-3 Jfi,
W as
few
go In the flm t day.
.......
.
so,
e n IOCUKD
Flint tu leuvu will be u tlrltish
B ox o f 3 0
I ’nrri w l r - h i n i o i l e r n t— Y r lk iw (Il'niMlMfS grans
IIS*)
A ll-M IIA l
military (ruin carrying officials il»*»-1> lir a , 4.00. p im r c r ip u illiy au-l
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paper xviI Ii appeal* to trade In and news correspondents. Tenta 4 -a -lussn 1 . 00-4 tn ,
firo tfo n ^
1, 5 ih ;-i* 11
tive plans call for It In start mov t im 1 31, . t xv I fin. l- f. , ilHanford.
is - n x,7fi» cur mciaic
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ing
nt
2:t3
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(7:13
PM„
.1. 0. Hutchison, chnirmnn nf
M m a tll 104 IACH
riiiin ,
i.7 ft-4 MM. |H lll, - r
3 MO-I f,0,
C
O F F E IM A K E R
EST
Wednesday)
from
Helmthe Kernnld Laughton Hospital
f-H 1 3 0 -1,7ft. fi-S ilu r - n I f . II- 3.01)
c - M ia e * 1 Si lii i s b - l Im i r *
H -ii
campaign, reported Hint nil enm- stedt’s grimy stone railway sta
' i vpJ.Ifi-X.Ort, laraM -(s c lo w us
m ilter* art- working fine and that tion.
I Mi O l s r v
c a lih a u - l .-.ft Im - h i'i
Freight trains— ten with ceil Im
he expects the drive tn lx* put
s— I.7 S - I 14
nver In n Idg way. II. H. Pnpe and sla with food and consumer 1 i ' up M in lisrn b u s ti—I— 0 f.r,- 7 f.ii, t r w
i n s l l t y I.O O - lio , p u iir c r c i i i i said Uml the suggested relucatlon goods—were being made up in the fin*
i t n I mp lo w s s 4.to , p iH ir i- i f a i r
of lligliway 4(1 Imd been approved freight yards at nearby Bruns i i u a l l t r so ill r w s s ly n m l i t l - m h i r - i l
(L O S E OUT
by the Htutu Read Department wick ami Hannover. Borne of thn 1.1ft Toll, lu r a i' sum p xxumv ..... I
( u lr - iin itlM u n
i.io -a .o u .
J 'l.-k l.K
•ti/. i i , i*.
and that the only present diffi trains were garlanded with ever ft.uii.a fte, p o o re r c iin illt lu o in n im
culty lay at Dm point where the green houghs and decorated with 4 Oil
C x K p lin l h lia lir ls fe w l i r s i 1 Mi
route rulers tha City near the flags heralding the first trips to x.7fp,
M V op<l y
p o o re r q i m l l l y s o il c o iu n ilu ii
bulkhead whom a mud (mrket had Berlin.
jllM .JM
...
. fl.. (n w , iJ .»l ii,. .t e w. lo
. w.. II* (III
t;-c
sr-'le
b
u
sh
e
ls
l.lfi-l
7ft,
niontly
Most colorful scene was the
lieen encountered.
p o o re r ipiollly
• I l l y ami
a m i irolotilloii
Helm* I.fidft(I,
Among those present at the highway a mile outside
- 1,11 . O lir o tin s h r l fe w H u m
mcullng were President John Ivuy, stedt where motorists cross Into
l 'i - l r r y I t tn c li c ru li'H l l i i h l - i i l M ’Hiz
A W iik
Manuger
Ed
Hlaalns. ‘ b-orge the Russian tone. Hero British, J i i ph.ieli 1 0 0 -3 .SO, 3 ,1.,s i'ii 3.UMl-'W 3.70, p u n te r X fill. I ito s - ii
Ton by, Clart -ico Redding, Prank U. B. and Russian flags fluttered 3.511,
A
h
1/OW
A
h
( i i « 3 li) , t-n s c s l |ypr> 1 i l o i r t i I f t f lEvans, John llruttiley, James t„ In the breexo.
I 3 ] f.. t " W I , fid. l / . i ilo a i'ii 3 75.3 15,
4 ito ii'o I . ( 0 - 1 . oo, f« w 1-1 ito si-n o r Ingley,
John
(Iwllnwny, J. 0.
From the Huselan barrier It Is ills
a ry lo f s l r i i o e l l l y l.o n -X fin
lfutchUim, H. II. Cntemnn, Hull- an SO-mlla drive ta the "Berliner
P ri'p iT S b u s h e ls I 'A l lf o r l i l a Wonand Demi, Homer (ilcaaon, W. A, ring," big traffic circle marking i l e r - ‘ .00-fi.Xfi Moms 4.1(11*4.75. p o o r16.00*16 P la ila i
- -In u ll4)r a m t s m a ll 3 35-3.60, o iln - r
Morrison, H. II. tteCalt nmi Ismn the perimeter of greater Berlin. mi
U iillM -'*e ly p s 3.50-4.00, p o o re r 3 4Htsrd Cassellicrry.
Rut It Is another twenty mile 3.MM.
W o r* 1.91
ln lo e a Heheauee
x v a s h n l IU4
A N D YOUR
dr|ve Into Berlin Heelf before thei | sl-nl i —
A ISO iN ilin il s a c k s e .lfi-* .fio ,
last checkpoint in reached. There t r w I -o, B sfse fe w I . fill, fe w f-.lfi,
O L D T IB I
■•w gg
aa 4.00, a
fill
m lixiM
p im ifiii
m t nn1
sa cka
ns |
HiinalaitA, British, Amcrfcan* and (exx l"W
Il'sSlIsarS grain Pag* lls rl
rise
A
l
.
l
t
.
II
else
t.Mi-1
7ft.
I
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Other SUti PiegefUeoataly low |
French give the papers a final UHHops
a sit % huehel h a m p e rs Vrlloxv
ditch.
e e b . . .1 0 4 -|li0 , __
few
l. Ml,
tn make now improvements.
u l r e, .l«
. ! h. ,l-n
--------_
i, r lle
ile e 1 , 0 1 -l.a s , 7
~ ,iic h tn n l I
Save! B ars! B ars I Buy ul
From this Berlin checkpoint f( H --iiiWhen »*ked If the present n*IL
so u , lu is h e ls A c o ro !i» - 3 ,o » , l-xx
Ikla r»duc*d p ile d It's a
lag of tr, mills fur Ihn vnrinua numerous cars arc expected to 3 M
■ •aula* flrstlo a * Ure with
T i- iiis io e s lu g s I Mars i t i 4 (o,
prn|HiM-d (-’By projects, he de- set out also at midnight for the
Enmawa
u LUeltaxe Q uafanlee—muila
'
7x7 l . r rInreil, “ Very «lnwly, l am. afraid.’* drive tu Western Germany.
with Ike eicluslve Qum
Mrs. Ruilt
Hcntt,
president,
spurred rompetltinn
P O L A R O ID
Pipped to o l baity lliul qlses
Helmstedl-to-B*r„„ ■•***-.
, ,,
.
..
. ....
enndueled a short Imslness (e**!on thd
q reale, pialxrUaa aqatast
S U N GLASSES
during
which
time
members Berlin tnimufoctumv. long hungry crossing In directly on the airlift
blow uuul 8AVCI
Tor supplies from booming West route and big four engined plane*
pledgeti Uirir individual support
With Carrying C«ie
Germany, have offered rewards roared overhead every few min-
Miami (inmhliitu;
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CW YORK—The cum of Haul Mukuatmk once
again haa nunb- ihr citlxcnry |<auic la run*
template the proolem—If It U one—of the m im e .
This la the moet violent and mint alive of cities,
a Jittery anil hysterical coimopolls, and It scenia
Incredible that anyone could live In It and yet
disregard It.
However, there have been doxehs. even hun
dreds, of strange souls who not only have dis
regarded It, but have vanished completely flout
eight while living In It. One day they were here,
very much among u»—and the neat they were
gone.
Ten or 20 years later, three cops break lit the
doors of their hotel rooms and find them dead
Pawl Makulhak in a bundle of rage on an Anny cot, usually with
about 10 bankbooks with deposits totaling
$100,000 secreted around the place. The cycle has come full round,
Mr. Makushak appears to be n little off the beaten trail. Police
came a i.is x him a couple of weeks ago In a walled-up. five-by-lime
cubicle of a Brooklyn epartment. He was bearded, dirty and smelly.
Itepngf alx-foot apparition who at one time had attended New
university—but who for the last 10 years had remained In his
;Atorti u
W ild e 24 hours a day.
They hustled him out of his coxy little den and Into the psychiatric
division of Kings County hospital, but ll seemed llmt they might
have a strenuous time proving he was nuts. H r talked lucidly ami
calmly and showed no tendencies toward banging his neail against
walls.
The only thing was, he kept himself locked up In that gloiillcd
broom closet. Was that so strange? When police questioned him,
he had A sane If somewhat unusual answer. "1 don't like it out
there," he said, referring to the wolUl outside. Must of the time 1
feel that way myself.
, ^ N RECENT YEARS, Manhattan's moat celebrated recluses were
the Collyer twins, Langley and Homer, who lived In an old tumbledown mansion an upper Fifth avenue ami who died, finally, maid a
shambles of Junk, old pianos, Automobiles and booby-trapped
.corridors.
Like Mr. Makushak. the Collyers evidently were quite lucid ami
Intelligent; the only twist In their make-up, In comparison with
.what the world calls normal people, was Hist odd deslrr to let
civilisation pass them by while they retired, like mole men. to a
[universe of their own.
About the only thing you could any against them, ns you can
'M iln s t this newest of recluses, is that they lived In squalor. A err*
[n rn charm, they had; cleanliness, they did not.
One of the moat famous of this strange breed of humans was Ihe
I late Ida E. Wood, who died In 1632 and left an estate of around one
'million dollars, for which 300 wauld-be heirs promptly put In claims.
Mrs. Wobd, In the 18B0'a. was the wife of a Hex llmilson type
gntnblcr named Benjamin Wood: she was n beautiful gill of Irish
extraction who danced often with King Edward V II when he was
[Ihe Prince of Wales.
Hhorlly after her husband died, and after the panic of 1807, she
gathered up her sister, Mary Moyflcld. and they retired lo adjoining
rooms In a mid-town hotel. For 23 years, they never left their
inis. Why, nu one ever will know, although psychiatrists might
uble tu make some good guesses.
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W H EN MISH M A Y F IE L D D IE D , n priest was sent for What
he saw unnerved him. Mrs. Wood, tient nearly double, peeieil nut at
hint with a dirty towel fastened aruund her neck with safely pins
[and a filthy piece of red ntuslln draped over her hips.
Hhe wure no stockings—and she had, clenched between her teeth,
■ big black cigar. Later, when the undertaker who hurled her sister
■skeil fur payment, she moaned piteously, "I'm a poor old woman,
.1 have n»> money "
Investigators later found bonds worlh $73,000 In the hotel room,
u w ill aa $247,000 In rash. and. In watehousei, trunks full or
IjRv’elry and other treasures, flhe was adjudged mentally'Incoinpetent but the died before ever leaving the hotel,
Near th# end, she spent most of her time stroking dvr one-dollnr
bills lovingly. She thought they were mllllon-dollar bill*
Recluses of a little more appealing nature were the Wendel sla
ters, who lived In a lirlck mansion nt Fifth avenue and 391 b street.
The Inst of this tribe was Ellu Wendel. who when she died In 1932
left $100,000,000 to assorted philanthropies, and thus stirred up the
[uistumury hornet's nest of frustrated relative*.
The Wendel* rarely left tfielr bouse, but, In contrast to must rr'closes, once In a while they did so. They were clean and they Urpt
(■spotless and faded-grandeur home.
• T o Ihe end of Ella Wendel'a life, she look an Interest In the out*
■aide world—but In her home, her castle, she preferred Ihe life of 50
years before, It could be that life In those days was infinitely
preferablu to today's.
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A N IM P O R T A N T corporation lawyer told a reporter from
the W ill S t m t Journal th a t the bcBt advice he ever got
was tendered by .the doorkeeper a t the United States
Supreme Court. The law
yer had Juat been handled
n rather aummary faahlon
by that august body, and
expressed■ nlmaelf In
uncertain t e r m s aa
stamped out.
e
•Y o u better b# ketrful ‘round
hash," warned tha doorktapar.
"Ramamber dls sm de Supreme
Cota ob da whole country an'
aI you gtte contempt of cota
hara dtra ain't nobody to ap
peal to but Ood-a-mlghty."
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Shortly after her honeymoon,
the comely reeeptloniat, Betsy
Duffy, brought a itrange-lookl u concoction In from the kitchen and promptly plankrd It down
tffliront of her htuband. He dutifully ate a few spoonsful, gulped,
and ventured, "What do you caU thle, darllngt" "It's date putldlng,"
beamed Betsy. "How Inttreating,” he anewered. "But let) me.
what datet"
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Cwni»b Hi*. Mr OMMtt C*rf (HitrlWtid ky XOg Fm I w** SiaJiMle.
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
•yW MUAM i m
CssfreJ Press Writer
• i n ENOLAND U t children,, Mg may make It "uaneceeeory"
la Urn role i t guinea pigs, art
for ue te eat meat O. x., but
Iwlng fed lots of candy to de
tww will it taste In a bun with
termine If no much aureola In n liberal coating of mustard T
Injurious to teeth. That eetllee
t I I
Tke Beriim huehtfl teuon hat
uat •ferret, Story didn't ray
thather * not the Soviet* put
a W »fW » he/orr heme plate,
i
A Sm htegc. Col, physisitf,
m ft glanaa sidler from huaahUtv
GRASS SHEARS
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SE A T COVERS <
$ 5-
Vegetable Market
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ONLY
55c
deduced!
Of (! Meet
FLA SHLIG H T
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CLOTHESPINS
10-DAY SA LE
Outboard g g HH
(iOLP HA(iS r
fir e s to n e
STANDARD T I R I
YSc
Pilot Moot
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* ir tho flret German truck driver
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i arrive with suppltee far their . h r train# anterlng the Hue*
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sinn »nno the test will come at
Uatk. Maricntiom, about ten mile*
ut or. across tint border from Helm-
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W EDNESDAY' H A T ’l l , 104&
T H E « A N ? O f» D .J W H A IP . SANFORD, FLOBTBA
End O f The “Michigan
The Sanford Herald
Historic relics nro mil so nuittcnnin tlm t the loon o
any Is to bat Inkett lightly. Woril comes of thu fulluru of ef
forts to save the historic wurshlii U. S. S. Michigan, which
since 1028 hits been mmirccl off Krlc, l’«, Thu vessel Is l«
Is* sold for sersp. .
Unlit in 18411, the Michigan was the first Iron shl
constructed by the United Slates Navy. Tennis of oxen (mill
cd the Iron parls through the forest from Pittsburgh lo Krli
where the ship was put together, .lost before thu Civil Win
she was sent to Heavei Island in Lake Michigan, where a
Mormon colony hended by .lames .1. SI rang, "King Strang",
was threatening violence against Its leader. In 18(10 the
Michigan lediied break up the short-lived Fenian invasion
if Canada.
,
,
Ju 1!Um the vessel's name was changed to Wolverine,
ik * HaitaHlIr lff
so Dial the name Michigan could Is* used for u new battle
ship. She served as a training ship in World War I.
Now, after I Ids long and honorable career, she Is In Is
broken up. Those who treasure the physical things which
W n I i M V rH i w i lt !
etstaettslr Se me oee S
link th« past In Ibe present, and help us to remember wind
settee el ml Ike ■•ret setts estates
ta tkta eewteaess. as wen aa ail llie past was like, will hale lo see her go. Hut when comes
I f N a t Otaaatakaa.
the end or any good lire, whether of house or person, ship
or
tree, the only thing to do Is lo rejoice that it was good
WHUNKHDAY. M A Y I t , t l »
i
while it lasted, say good bye with a smile and I urn to the
next thing coming up.
BlRl.lt YRftRB TODAY
Wa cannot hide nur real selves
Item the Infinite. Wo should ap
proach him frankly and alncerrly,
and obey him and lota him. We
wilt become tike that Which we
r*. We all with novel led fare*
holding the glory of the Lord,
are transformed Into the
image from glory In glory,— I I
Cor. a:IH.
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1he Legitlalive ifiiiuii it uvrt
hilt ihmugli. tail il has at l.ut
pitied one gum! measure. tl lut
volet) lo ihnlidi continuing *|>
ptopriiliimi, *ml die hill Im been
tent lo ihe Governor.
Night driving i* tlangeiojii dtivj. Remember dm wlwn you drive
al night. Drive carefully. lout year,
although there were only one-third
at many automobiles uting the high
way! al night ns in the day lime,
thefe were 40 |>ercent more fatal
accident!. In Florida, for initanrr.
there were 35(1 fatal highway ac
cident! al night, only 7M> riming
the day.
In Joliet, III. a I 3 year old gill
admilt the piuhril her 7 year old
laymale into a drainage ditch, held
im under water until he drowned.
Why did ihe do it? " I don't know",
the (aid. "He hadn't done anything
to me. I jutl had an uncontrollable
urge to hold him under water",
riuwevcr, juvenile court judge*,
child piychologiilt, might well tonikler whether the would have had
!uch an urge, whether it would have
been uncontrollable, if the had gone
to Sunday School, been taught to
M y her prayert, had read and been
Had to nut of the Bible.
E
A circuit court judge in Miami
•splaini how gambling rackets op
erate. In the Miami area, he myi.
they do an illegal butinri* of A100,000,000 a year. That, of courts,
dori riot include hone and dog
racing, jai alai or other Irgal fount
of gambling. Tbit 10(1 million dol
lar pool give* them a nice little
kilty, which the Judge call* "ice",
out of which to pay protection,
make imlilical contribution*, buy
the terviert of certain person!
•Iralegically lilualed, lobby againtl
law enforcement, and make dona
tion* to worthy came* *mh a* your
favorite charity juit to ilmw what
good fellow* they are. Thai leave*
$75,000,000 clear prulit.
Hcniluche
Few Im mini afflictions Itnve been mi much maligned uml
doubled tm lit** lieaducltt) Nevertheless there
Still appear to be times when having a headache Is prefer
aide In performing some lni|*endlnjj social clmre. On I he
oilier hand prubnhly no affliction, not even the trsitliiiehe.
lias caused more genuine misery to people who regard I hem
selves tut helng otherwise in I lie herd of liciilt it.
When a friend remarks Dial the tielie Is "nil lit your
head", he nitty not be just making an mntppreelnted pun. A
study al Columbia University and Monteflore Hospital In
New York City, covering twn common Iyires of headaches,
led lo the conclusion Mini while the heuduchu limy be tiltiptcsl(nimbly physical the causes are likely to Im- menial. The
headache hurls, there's no doubt of tlmt. Hut it may lie
caused by s eondllhm of the mind milter limit of Ihe pltyslcal Isaly.
The two types Nludled were headaches resulting front
tension and those occiiriug ns an after-effect following
Injury, Strangely these two kinds were found to is* similar
in nature and to reaimml similarly to treatment.
What does this discovery mean for the ttnlmpny sufferer
front ehn.ulc Iteadnclte? II may mean little for the inmtedlate future. Hut some day, when doctors have delved mure
deeply into this line of reasoning altottl headaches. Ihev
limy lie able both In relieve Hie pain of the headache with
a pill and also In remove ils cause, not with the keen edge of
Ihe senlpel but with the deft touch of psychlutry.
(ti
frequently
Good H e a lth
Americans enjoyed exceptionally good health during
the first three months of 1040, with mortality from all
causes combined at a lower rate than ever before in the
country's history, the Mntropolltun Life Insurance Company
ru|K>rtod tills week, Among the company's ill*f* m illio n in
dustrial policyholders, the death rate was (1.8 (ter 1,000.
which Is 5.8 iwrccnt under the record for the first quarter
of last year.
All-time lows for this part of the yuur were shown in
the death rates from Ihe following diseases: the communi
cable diseases of chllrihcod as a group, Infhienxa and pneu
monia. tiibercuhmls, syphilis, diarrhea and enteritis, iip ih m i dlcltls, and Ihe diseases of childbearing.
"The death rate from pneumonia and iiifhicmta combin
ed for the three winter months was less than tlmt experienc
ed during the summer months before the time of the Haifa
drugs and penicillin," the Metropolitan comments.
The mortality from heart and retail'd diseases was low
est In a decade, and even the mortality front the diseases of
the coronary arteries, which has Increased nmllnunusly
for many years, showed a slight decline. When adjustment is
made for the aging of the policyholder group, the cancer
death rate shows a slight decrease from Ihe corresponding
period or IuhI year.
The Metropolitan notes that the external noises of
death like the dlseaitea, have hail a favorable record ao Tar
( iiin t'N t' W a r
W IN G ED "VICTORY
|l'•nllNll»l t rniM P *«* 0««)
t.ixcx pl.Ul*.
lieu* In A .la's Inrgeit city the
pioldeini. of the wnr were overShallOwed for Illicit people l.y I**.-*,!
e, onomie woirie.i. A rnp of coffee
Io*Inv cost n half a million Chineie
yuan
_
A utunic Idle owiiern wete fu n g i
to pn.t -p* i.d defeie.o l«\e» Dili-
llrttnln's rrnwa colony of Hone
Kt'lig tiff tlir I'mithrnst roast of
• •Mini lx only n |tin|i«inl on tli**,
MlH|i of Axin. lint it rotiM Issoino
n mighty i'mo- s of xlrlfe In*tw-"H|
Kiiirliinil oo*l tin* Cliliiexc Pom
iiiiiii I hI x if tin* Unis rtini|ii«>r tin•mint ry.
oioiiipi* lo yin
Five uu'ie Khnnghni "nuhvernlvwere •■’liediiled |„ he executed
Inti* in the day.
Thi* renxon t» (tint llil- fninoo
ixlnmt through i*iir||**)i*i rsatiirh*iK'long.'il to Chinn until John Poll
iiti|iiim l il nfti'i tviaiting Ils*
"0 |ilu m Win',' lifhvippi llritn iiii
niel Chian ia INritl If , Im lirnllm i
h ip Dint Ih r f'Jilni'*r Mimiiinnlxi
liileiul to rpi'lnim Hong Kong itn*l p
neighboring territory on >h<* until*
intnl n loinl of oioip thnn .3'J1*.
(imrc lalli'n.
,
The hntnlon Pnlly Mill) illO' 1
ii|i "llie ilnnuer ro afio iilin g llri ,
lain ill Chime' like thin:
"Till* siege III tin* west In ovn.
I 'idi,,*i.»* groaning umler their
bill ileiii nere not nn lucky n;
fe irig n veho lo owners. T lie ChlnJin ,* ti.nl To give up enough of their
' machine* i.< give the , garrison
Wnr im , ini mol .'list jee(>*i. Foielgnt ers mnmigeil to gnln exeiiiptliM
Iflt'lo t III-, edict.
™
hnr the nhoiitlng, 1ml how mh .i.J
nlll the nlege in the Knit begin ' J
"Hong Kong mny ls*eonii' no 1
I her Iter lilt."
The Mull lx ilonhtfnl if rllougli'
is Ih’I mu done (o proleet llooir'
Kong iiguinxt |HMx|hte nggrexxioo
sml enllx for Joint Aagiu-Aniei
lent! nrtlon, Miying:
"Hong Kong lifter nil lx n
vllnl link la the Aaierlenn Pndfi*
frontier x lii’tiTiliig from Jiiiinn i**j
• lie rhlli|i|>inex. * x x The Ko
Indu mny imve lost one round in
In* Went, lint they hope to u
over I III*, hod ground through
their Alllsx hi the Kind. If i*v
irnllre In time tlmt Hong Kong i
Ihr lii'iv pnlitlrnl xyinhol of oil.
texolve t„ rexlxt Hed prexxuu,,
Itui.xln mny luxe here nx well," j
The llrltlsh government nlrpndv ,
Ihim taken xtrpx tu meet riintin I
genelex, Itefrnxe Mllilxter Alexin* |
lei told the lluuxe of f.’ommonx n|
few days ngu that llrllnln tvn
xemllng Niihxinniiiil littul, sen nn*l
nir reiiiforeeinentx lo Hong Konc
rhlx wns during n delude on the
Inmmunlxt xhclllng Inst mnnili
of four Itilllxli ship* nlniig th*'
things out Ihemexlvex. Ami llirrc
Ynngln* lllver ill n rout of IJ
still are men ill bodiless who be
llrllM i lives. Alexiinder mhlni
i lieve strongly
in llie
trnding
"Willie we Imve serupnloiixly
(f tanllnorvl f t * hi
$••»#•
mlenvored to avoid helng involve! lly nffaiis. rather than leaving axlnlll of Tlevll lake llie hindIn war on I In* Chinese mn In In ml, them entirely to pntlliHnas. tie am id'.
we ntu no less resolute in nnr was making a desperate attempt
llut l here lx n growing llxl in
ntlltude ii s legiirilx territory f<*i I** mend his piddle relations feac- every eomnniuily of oiiHiueHsn.cn
whleh we hold n d u e t lespon.i c. The public had become too con who are lenders III piddle affairs.
lllty."
Kneed Hud all business nil’ll be- of ruinpnnirx lloil support or In'
Hong Kong, will* ilx fine tun longed to (lie "piddlc.be.damned Hate project* for llie welfate r*
Imr. Is one of the greiil eentei Mhtsd" nod were out only to gel all. Kvrn Hull, of course, rail be
f i nI emit t in nnI trade. The colony "all the traffic will hear."
iraced rigid hack to aelf-tnter-**'.
onxlxtn of tin ee parts.
Many companies liegun to rum- It is founded oil llie iloiTrine
There lx the Miiutl of llnne bat tills Idea, Of course, there "wlrnl'n giuMl for the lomiullld'./
Kong whleh tins nn ireu of
-lilt are example* In mmmgemunt, is goetl for liualuess." Hut tlds U
xipmre iniles mid runlnlnx tin* rnp especially among the older ex* n iloclrlnc, now sinmlmd in ii ......
Itnl city of Vlelorin. Then then* i olives, of Imslnessmell who hold plidlls and offices, that would
the nelghhoring penlnxuln of firmly to the belief Hod "If you have sounded strange Indeed In
Kiiwlooii, a llllle mine than three wind M dune well do IL yourself." the rnhher tunoiis of the Iasi cenHipmru nil lex In xlro. which wn* llnnco, they pm no talth In com- tiny.
oiled to Itrltnln In INllO after'the j muulty efforls, preferring *.o wnrk
Dean Itavhl puls the rexpolislAnglo-French war against China.
___________ liillty of businessmen lids way:
And there are the so-riillfd new
" '
"Mere teehnlcnl rnmpctence In
tcrrllnrlvx, containing .inti ■ipiari* vulnerable to attack from the the affairs of Imslnesx and in ndmiles, which China leased tu Kng lualuhiml beriinsa Its huge pupil- ministration Is i(ol emmgli tn
land fur tilt years in 1HUH.
i« iatluli nf something like l.lioo.npfl, rpuillfy p hlislnessiimn foe cither
Thus the territory actually l>o- Is hugely ili*|aindenl mi tin-' liln- success or leadership. Ills iicllom,
longlng lu llrltain cnnsisls nf ilia tiirlilltd for food Hiip|ilh*s, It would nffeel sia-h'ty III very slgulflniut
Island of Hong Kong uml the he difficult to feed a besieged wnys. To be ii leader lie musl
Kowloon I'cnlnxuln. Hlncc the new Hong Kong by sea and the nperu- niminge his enlcrpctse In such a
lerrituiicx ute leased they pro- thin could only In* carried out way tlint his business will rontiinnhly will revert to Chinn in tinder rover of big scale naval sHtute n useful part nt the InHHIH (under mu uml i-lreumsiunc- uml air operations.
titrate pattern of our sorlnl and
est unless the tease Is renewed.
In slim I, Il strikes us Hud ill*- economic life1,
Well, now, could llrilaill defend fetise nf Hong Kong against an
l'ojie I'ius calls upon tmth em
Mils possession If the Chlnotia. ail mil Communist attack would ploycr and employe (o develop "a
Communists should make no, at-!involve a major wnr That likely sluing reaction against the letuptack on it lu force?
would mean another win Id war. Intimi fur rurh In look lo his own
That certainly raises n g ia n t'A decision along those lines may advantage at thu expense nf
big i|ticstlon. Hong Kong Is highly Im what (li ituln will In* up against, others x x x and ta Hie detriment
A new "nouk the rice Inx" was
rumored ithnui ready for collec
tion. Municipal nulhnritlen were te| ported drnfliog n measure calling
, fur llie leipiinlllolling of nil piihlit*
mid private stocks of eX|mrt gomli,
'he goods wouhl lie Kohl tu f lit iriu'i* fuel for Khiinj-lint.
ltc|Mirta fioin cities i<cruplcil hy
the Itr.ls il'iiiity; their drive Suiitli
tiny Ihe Ifrds me reimixtloiilni; rice
all along the line. Tills wuiihl lo-%
out reports the Keils, who now
elnloi to Is* iMlvnncing at the rata
of L’d miles ir day, are living off
the Irtml.
The <* leporls, puhlldicil
lit
Shnughnl newitpnpcnr, »aid the oc
cupied cittea were orderly
bill
thnl hu,linen-, mol imludroui had
Hot Iwell icvtved to liny gienl ex
tent.
More had news for the govern
ment uppenreil in lie* tduiughjU
lie»Kpu|H*r Ta Kong I'ao. Il rn rrlo l
a dlnpiitch fima cenlrnl Konnoxn,
tTilling Kid Hlick's htnnd hnstiua
|mr lulleir off the Fukien roust,
Hod the normally rich Taichung
men wm* facing a drmtgh, Water
ill the Sun Moon l-nke was iepm te,| falling riipldly.
tp Z x in
f L c<« y r & S
Nation'H llosinoHs
I’jiriiitT’s Dollar
Of the I....... ton .........
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,
Ihe I op,, would III.- to re -oie
of Hu* notions about huidnesa
corrected, He ubservea;
"The
opinion,
unhappily lee
widely xpreml, Hud bid ween workera ,mol employer , there ia an irleihicibh* oppo'lthui of ilivergeut
illteresti, is erroneous mill -ad in
Its ■on'.eipicto e
Then the I'oidiff declntex Hud
‘The pioprielor of Ihe means of
ptodoidnm" x x x "mu**t, iilvvnyn
within tin* liinils of the piddle
rigid ofIhe cemuuoy. , .oialo Hu*
umxlcr of tils eroiiomii decisions.
|t ||,,ws from lloil, llml Id'* rovenue is greater than Hint of his
..........V "*". r * * c
,**m
MOV ill 'tile ill I'lllle.
V
A chart idiuwtliK the farmer's
„r f,„„| dollnrn ttpcnl fur
I pnril'Tilm couiinodilitnr indiciitca
that rs:> of Ft’hrunry lie was geting!
Sixty nine centa of every dtillar
t'lild for poultry ami eggs: ***1
tents out of the meal dollar; 1*4
c u t of the dairy prtsliliTn dollar
II rent of tile finltn and vege
tables dollui; 'J'J relit» of ihe
t*ii|lo pimhoT* dollar.
_
dbdinridurx."
ltiiKlai”j;im*ii
Imve their
»e.poii!*ihil|Hes, hut Hie iiluu cutltlrd
tu their ■rwiiiils.
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FOU YULMl WINTER CLOTIIKH-
AT
COLONIAL Ct£ANERS
*
,
Opimsilc Fite Slnliou
lltt S. I'dliai'ltii Av*'.
I'ltaue 481 0
in into.
"The death rate from all accldenta combined waa some
what lower than a year ago." the Metropolllnn slalhdlelaun
reported. "New minimum death ratoa were recorded for
homo and for occupational accldenta. "Motor vehicle fatali
ties are running ollghtly higher than taut year, although well
below either 1040 or 1047, Homicide is .torn sligltlly, and
PrtikJtnl Tninwn i*y i tlu i the suicide is somewhat higher."
Iretibia with Ctmgic* n tlmt it |««i
loo many- Bynl*. Unfoiltmalely, it
hit only one llyrtl. w|u> Im* hrtn
Ilyina ov*r ami over «n>*in dial
government wade ami rxtrnvsgsnfa
will lead lo naliomtl hnnkraplry,
A few daya ago, I bought *«me promise, ri'irmillo’ii* of coil, W*
But ileipile lii* advice, ami over liii strawlierrlnx at a rnadaldo aland. •liouiil always o|ierate In a man
prolatla, New Dealer* have increai- They wrra the biggest, nlvewt ner an Ihnl llm public will know
ad guvmmenl ei|temliluie« until berries I have ever aeen that ta without n ijoulil llial every alratv
IHa flderal dehl hai jumped from the ton layer. Tin* real of the boa berry we put In (Im box la a aouml.
ripe one,
22 billion dollar* In 2)0 billion waa ahaululely worthless.
I Imagine people have bought fine buildings, laelnirale office*,
dollar*, while federal laie* increai* applea ami peaches from more « showy front, don’t build chsrsetar
ail from 4 billion doltan In 40 hit- leaa unreliable sources and auf*
business. and more Ilian flaahy
eloutes build cliararter In a man.
lion dollan. Il now cmli more lo fared the lame sxpsrleece.
pkj the inlereit on the dcht that fact, I have known bualiteaa to There la eunalderable iluubt In rt;
it wed to coil to run the entire uparato on that aame pnusipw* gsnl to the old eapreaalon - "clothHowever, they were usually bu»y pa make dm mau." Every man
fidcral government. But became It hunting
cuitpmere bawwj d ioM aJili own character and the
doaan't tMj.avm more than that, they, were unable to hold U * bid "heads of builneaa mold the char*
rratidanl Truman lava the trouble
acter of the huaineu they manage.
with Congtfii is it hai too many In business, this la the day of
Oftentlmaa, we expose our’ true
&
-priced, appealing ndnf and, character In " litU * .thlnga1 and
•powered public relations d«* people, observing a multitude of
part menu. Every effort {a M * M •M all acta, will - form tlwelr opinion
of our reputation. We ahutilti dtave
ttkknl Truman*! FEPC bill pro-
®
Debate in Cqngreu has begun on
K tttr a J B s
MMtini diicriminalion m
gmat on account of race, religion
aactloti ihuuld km luch aa to,
ar national origin. Ignorance, pro* to build'a "good reputation* ' ; Wlalj greater confidence. I
kndka, intolerance ia a terrible In dealing with Pm)P»«, a fd ,| man should think of h|a own
« iUU)
0
•
W i '•
fake cart of Itacl
.When J, P I
Spencer wiotol "Not education,,
but • eharacWr Ic man's greatest
need and man's greatest safe
guard."
• ,
■ If good character backs ap Jfoai
every act, ami pm desire to serve yoar eui:. wra, gtye them « U
E i N t M i - d l o r o f i - t f A lt il
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PACE FIVE
FLO XTO l
M i n i m a 'rrt0
K r it iN ii
Gprman
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-vnrlln Palmer Hay— S<»rlel> fcdttur
_ — -
Social
_ _ | Veieraii’w Monument
C d fe m / e r jT o He lledeHIcated
I Mr*. F. K. Ibmmlllat l*>ld of
1H U R 8D A T
Ipboit to redeUlcaln llm luuitUUMiil
Central Circle of (he Hanford I at Ihe American Legion Hut tu
Garden Club will meet at !):8 0 i Include veterans of World War 11
P. M. at Ihe home of Mra. II. M !na " ' ll mh World Wnr I in MrmPapwurth to form a motorcade lu lo iiu l Day exercM-i. lo he held May
Davluna Roach where a covered I *R* “ • the legion Hut. The plans
dish luncheon will he held with twerr discussed at a meeting of llw
Mrs. K. II Cleinenta a:, hostese.
I Legion A uiltliirv Friday.
c
t i v
i t i e
s
woman fin d sr
Life II aril;
IIV tltW IH .H MODI,TW(N»D
I
Holly wnod
llu l LYWODD.
May
II
RIDE-IN THEATRE
AP Ncwsfcaturc-i
p,.- muviB double feature g e l. a
T rlrp i.u .te I4K
Kiel, Gnman.v A llfltla h w om an. |>,,omlable for W alt Disney
«ln* marled a Her mail has found I
T u a ln didn’t mj.v -It
tMlng n m d lllm n lone " fa r, ' a e i , , , ,
C hailra Dudley
Warnei
«ori.^," than she imagined.
• . • 1 1 In.nlv e»m|datns about tlir
'.■he n ilctrriniuoil o t e im in .),,, ,(|,er, but nobody doe* auvtb’iig
^ T ci O t f ( J / 5 jin n n j 43 ,, German, virtually ■
ib nil it, I br «h iii » goe* f"t ibulblt*
_
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....... ..
wllh lirr fdbm te a lille a .
Mr. and Mrs. J, llo u Jackson I coiinlrMneu in llte occupn'
1‘atroiii. beef aluitll p a in li.c .l
of I'lnrajjo me guests of their j foreej
po.leim m , but llicy cunttuuo In
aunt. Mrs. II. J. Lehman.
Flic I, I ran Rj hll Lorens, aged Inn tbe " fin I bargain allows, lo
-----------( 3U, born In Londonderry# n o ftl" *o illoje wild would ready like lu ere
Mr. and M r* lldl K iri am i 1 Ireland, fornierly Hie w'lfe "I a n.iiirtldiig done about it, Di.iu-v
ymuig son have umvetl Mn u n sl- 1 ma|nr in the Itiill.di aiuiy.
•dt.'i i Miuur linpi'.
deuce from Lcx-n.t A'Pino- to 1111 | M r.. I .nent met her iM yea* •'••I
I'tic irfit'K'U w Ira n i bae d a ile .l
Park Avenue.
‘ I in man tin:,band wjiru he " a . * . .rrlr.i
Inilf bnllr ilb n . • nllrd
i pi b.ouei
»f war In ■ Baikshn*
lin e l i f e A d u u lu rc s " Iba In
The Home ItcmuiiatralluM Club I
Mra. Henry I I.nr .Ion, chalriuau
Mr. ami M n . .1 M i.a ire tl liave 1Ktuilaml, and now.lives In one and i , . „„ oacilmg bunk of nalun
w ill meet at tl:IMI P. M. at th e 'o f Puppy Day plain, conducted an
returned from Atlanta, Ca w h e re 'a half n«un» in the tiny Imu.r
indy. "Seal Iwlaml." Coming "j.
Tourist Center.
|educational pingi.tm on Ihe u*e
they *|ienl M'veml d ayi on In ia i-liif her G o iiiih ii in laws near Kiel,
Ibe l i f e of the Renvoi" ami
The I'h llalllea Class of the F lisl nod cause of Ihe di'ililhutlon of
ness.
wbme site jidnei
joined hei budiaud Ihr.'e ’The Atom.” waul lllam-y:
Hrtpthl ('hutch w ill meet al tho , ixippic* scheduled for Muy L’8. Mrs.
------------im o n lln a g o .
' I llano the public would i.itb n
home of M ih , Kdwuid Hint! h, 3'Jt Henry MeLuiilin. .Ir. nnimuiirr-d
M is* lla lo lyn M a n ,, of Palm I
Hero are her linpirs.ilolis of 'hr. a-o .11 ( minute* of exciting eulei
Catalina Drive, for un mitdom (|lnt there are lb candidates for
Ileacli. n student at Itolllm College, I new life a* -lie wrote them for H"> lalnmeiit than two hnuia of m illion,
party. Mrs. II. II. Fortner. Mra. Girl's Slate from .Sanford. This
official "Urithdi '/.one Review
•l"lln» Iniiedoill.
Charles Iteidmni and Mr*. Itotierl prop cl 1* sponsuretl each year ami llcrinan llrilluley were Ibe
"Friem la and fam ily uM m .nl
Weekend guest . "f Mr lltumlcy's
" I often run two or th ire million
Howell will be cuJio.iteases.
Iiv the la.glim auxiliaries.
my plan lo (nine lone and live «*
Reiuimila Kebekah lanlge No.
letter was read from Mrs. imiouln, Mr. and M il \V H. Ilium- a Geituan. Tills I can understand dollar inclines al my loni-e and ib>
you know- whnl my kid* do a ftn
43 will meet lu regular nesslmi at llmmna McIntosh, pu sldenl of the ley.
M y Is'lnvnl father nnd con on milli1 of llo ill 7 They lu ll lo the
Bitlli P. M. In the Odd Fallow's unxiliiirv of Wld lilnry Pout No.
were
k
llln
l
iti
wai
w
ith
GtriUany.
Friends w ill be glad In learn
trlevh.iuu od and turn mi Hop.i
H a ll.
[ I Mil. A lta m o n te S p rin g *; te llin g " f
•'Rut on tbe olliei liaml I wa
Mier pleamre lii ..lulling lu Ihe re- Mini Mr:*. Gmirgc Slinc i* g rtlln g expecting to lie welcomed hv a long Cn.*>.ul> foi ki.llir lcal enlci
i.iinmcnt,
■FRIDAY
; rent installation of officer*. The along lliio ly following an opeiallon German mother In-law *vlio»e onl*
Ditnev adn illtril be would have
S*llle Harrison Chapter, Daugh- last cuvernl di.n supper of Ihe performed oil Monday at III* ei side ilaugliti'i bad Krrii killed I" *
n.ail.lc .rilin g mine t bewt • i man*
tar. of the American Revolution, current year will I*- held on May llo rp ila l in Jacksonville
R illi*li an raid on h ir l two w-> I • g c i. on Ib r idea of im illing *
will meet ill <I:(HI P. M. al Ihe 7 al the Legion llul
id trr I" f " i f Ib r war endrd
U r o l. 1,’mmli
Id o a ii!
leatutc, a half lion* iilbp-cl and
home of Mrn, L. P. Hagan, t'HK!
I'lmne nil culling the meeting
fit* - arrived from Sbanglutl. China * "t wa:. lehnunisht'ig my n *,,“1' worn* .bolt.,, lie bad a job * *,o |
Park Avenue. All vl.dliug dmigli- were the new pieoldeiil, Mr*. K. A........................
alii \
lie witlmiii *lalli» or any . in. log It K 1 1, loo
lih w ife ami daughter
ters aie inrdlally InvRed to at- Covington. Mini Laura Chllamlen, In Join hi*
,
,they w an lid me |o lengi... n .
I bey •••-» In of tlie |.||cilege« gi allied III Rio i l l
tend.
M h * Kdnu Clilllemlen. Mlaa Aran
... ...................
p c p le Iw ie . and I w oinleied w bai 1,|„ . y,|vrM, (ll(.H, (|, t „ fe a lu ie . Ibn
I leave III illw.nl III., week
The Gleaner's Class of the Klmt ka I'akacb, M h* Jeanette l.aing, t i i p In R o n u f.iiI, N f . Maine O in f u llir e life in K iel would b-.ld , ,,,,,, 1,1 |1NVr
Jia,| them and
Presbyterian Church will have a Mrn. W. J. Haillcy, Mr*. Lena F,.
slid
iio
iu
tn
In
Canada
w
flcr
w
liic
b
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ow
I
know
1
Micy
would
he
I,*.-,
iiile
ie ilin g lie
covered dhh supper al the Inline Hniummid M r. McLaiillii, Mm. M
Cunidr. P o lle i w ill tc jin rl I.. N ew . I
I know that c m id llio n * *W 1 o . .
+ .m m inute * i . a good length
of Mrn. J. O. Andes, tiu8 West K. Raker, Mrs. Daisy M. Lewi*,
Twentieth Rtreel,i al
:IMI p.
ill 77:l*(t
P. M. Mrs. Itmmidlal, Mm. tl. M. JnmeA ll mcniboiw are urged to attend.' suit. Mm. \V. Iv Janu- .oii, Mra, Roy
The aiimisl a il mid music fea- 1Tlllls, Mra. Tlmiwton, .Vim. Joel
tival of Reuiinole County will lie Field. Mm. C. C. Hunteri Mrs.
held at Ihe Seminole High Hctiuol John i). Galloway, Mra. Syhll
at 8:011 P, M, The public la III- j Koiilli, Mm. W. K. Smith, Mra.
vlleil to attend.
•
'Dorothy Welcdet, Mm. Ud.i FmCirclra of till* Sanford Garden «»-|l. Mrw I.. Caldwell and Mrn. It.
Club will meet a* follows: A ta le a 'W . I,ip|iinr.ilt.
Circle at 10.00 A. t l , for a beach.
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M O V IK L A N D
I
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pml, It
I
for did-
fat worse than 1 ever tmagim I,
(J, ,| lr|„ ........-Imol*
bid 1 know, too, that we Intend i.»
..(t n, | - ll(.
„ m, M glint in
|„ , eye. "lelrvlamn "
wrekeml lemaiii here.
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nvei Ibe
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„, w lietr they
, „attend„ o .o ..,
’ b il l la a hlnken, bomb tom
|
week, ml -aw a .lia iig c ■lnll«» top nf
fim
u K rv W
•■it the B7 Ui annual couvi-ntlnu of !«'»•>• »bn.e itenpe aio aluwly '»• „ K|,|
U * V„g„ ,
| be ol*ei 1sehrd
I lii* DlfH'tui* »,|h Smith H niithi mid »,<1li*il lit; h h Im t Ihnl f hrv UNI ,HM * |<1411»»l NrviiiJii im ■11 « iwnn
«,V. I' th r 11
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Mm. It. I.yllb-ton /imiwciniau and ~
,,,,
Till • hit 1 lifi'M ID* hm | In 11 lM|t(i<i Mu fill* i w ill, |
linuseguest. Ml*.1 Peggy Knighton' pu*l 01 political fuliire. t hey
• *»M»|»Htiy'M
nf "III** •Hi It it • bud '
..f live, N. V.. Mm* KIDabcth D y.lglad I" be left .done lo build ,ll*, I -i-.l \Vt » Ixi iMr4 :f f* « ypiii 1 Itm l*.
-.on. Mr. and M n Ibn f tVhltnei, 'In ti Imlicicd livr«.
Inihril, (ht« n*rn film iltm*
Ji . Mrn. A M Pliilip* and Hldney' ' And they aie led. alone. , |
h I imI *’ V\»
tliil f*»i
O f
( ir e Ip
5
M e e t (1 Gray.
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.In *1 i«.
Millmut wni
;
‘""ul Antfln fmriHUii
|I hiinIi || i fl.wt iml M'Hlly **" ' t| M1(kr| f(l( n ,.
, Umm
♦ "Hi ill tli iM’iMimml h .r r nfr •••.!
fH,|t f(l| „
k <lf flllf|
The Immr of \|i . || K. Turner,
111 e i
in
1 t i l l IM fl.N
ROMC, K A M IU tr
min 11 oho>11 w a io soup
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klrrvffl
* ilirbB
ru n an . u>rm
, w iiiiim u toriM D i
I b Bt-
Ilh'fltM tlf
t mi - liiij'
t r ip ; Ihe O viedo Garden C lu li w ith ' I ' , I I . , , , , , ,
Mrs. C. H * ...... .. J r at H im P. M.i 1 H N H ' r I I W H I P r t l ' C t l C
Dirt Gnnlriirrn Ciicle with Mt*.
CIlhrl iH ISImii nl 10:181 A. M. for « [
eoveinl illili tunclieoni IIMd*ciri|
Circle with Mrn. Jm- Meiach. Went
Hide » l3 :t M lp r t M. with1* Mrs, Fled
.Street. w o a jI V I r N . ( l i l f l f H . C a i l l C r W I l
..
1 .1
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un Mmithix nf I In*
.
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P.' M. ] •''<* " f
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III... 1 RH|ilh* i liiiirli I *n-Im4hI(*nhi*h wun|
arauda C ir H c w Ilh Mra, J . f t . ‘till-1 *, f ":
Ion al 10:181 A. M. In gi. to Hock
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Heller. The
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lln- a i i li t b in i a i l
*11 firi'lv h| hmimiu i*il in niir | i * M1
n lil dailv iiip i-i*. I'lie two com.
III***
ihp
!*»«» rlimi'ly M'lllt*’*!
i i i I smI mii
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C h u n .........................I mi Mumh.v after , " ‘t' " *'"
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Mdlaml wound
in Ho- alclmllc
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I Week, m l.- .. .........
Troop No. 34, Boy Heouta • of
America,
entertained
with
a
Moiher'a Mav
party for
their
muthera on Mnnday night at Mc
Kinley Hall of the First Methodist
Church at 3:00,1*. M. Hath Scoot
presented hla mother'wtlh a minlatura badge of hla rank and Ro-,
hert Brown,
district chairman,
fq rjM i ididrt talk emphasising the
importance a mother plays In
helping her ton p ra g m a In Seoul
work.
Following M(v Brown's talk a
miniature t'H g tJ jV M proaeeited
to Mra. R. W. Mppincott. Troop
Mother, by M r MppliKott, scout
master of Troop Ko. 84.
'
Delicious , rafreahiuonla
were
•erred at Uw MMfcaloA of Um
meeting to Mr; Ppuwn. R. It.
tlptchliMin, l rtM^iw.'iautum11toamaa.
Mrs. J. C. Davis. Mra. K. W.
Hohblns. Mra. Jones, Mr*, Clark,
Mra. Kutrell, Mra. W h lta jflh f .
M t | White, Donald FutrelJ and
life
aeoum,
William Clark, flrne Wllklnemt,
first d a ta aroitU, Jamea Darla,
Jimmy Juno*, Joel Moaa, NoRey
Nancy, tenderfoot
arouta. Also
Ann W l d , Orel! Koonla. Murray
I'K o m i s i m
.
r m
/ i : \
u r
t o m o k k o w
( m ile .it i-illliii
S .n if iiiil H e i .■til
r ie . is c
a e ie p l
ih i
io ' i i i I i m
M iu i " I
in-igbi
of
hreau.e ..
iir
W(M, M ,
r „ (Mer„.i
am i-roll gave
« ti ro h od .-*.. M. . Cn.
lo llletl-d llo........... Vnll.ii.nl and
tnislne ia meet lug. Ri-purla w e rr
beard Iflo
u tV 1n11il* III
o ffic
er“
r*
1*11*111
I 11i
I II fT
1n11ftc
11*1i
moult., mi bacon whntanevsf] Ihe 4«YIt- (Hit ft*, || XYJi.ii'* flfl lil'lllitl'
which the
ling wa* dlaiulaaril
fal rut bm la fm I,... H.imllj; flab '« , ||„ ||ywm„| ................ ..
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Bie nioui.aiiiai.iu.
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poor: egg* as.".mldal.mbW. Ba - 1
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\ WoitiHii'a Mlaaluumy Union. II* 3:30 P. M .;
^ l l , , , " ” : l frea|i".enla were aerved nl the cake and lee eriiiim were served.
Hint t.a d l lu l...... .............
Tliruie ultemlilig were M r*. A, ley. nine,..m i, bj.-n....... . mjUH"e a . ,.
B. R ,. lec kH l, 10tW A . M .i Hem- r|w J (|f
meet tug tu Mra. J. It.
m e t ie Maple diet amt » IH l "m
f((| ...........
wrm
•re c a lli* Circle w th M j* '. ” " 1* \ah|ey, Mra. Ryrd liomle. Mra. ,1. K. Dolihlu*. M r*. F, F.. Rnjx, Mr*. exception id p.datia-a all. u f c«Ui e . , |.,,u,„ ly rtvtt)|llM l.
Attains, Luke Avenue at «:30 I .
M,.wh
M l-i M l,ter. Mra H G. S J. Davl«, M r*. Lillian Vickery,
riillli|ia , M r*. C. A. " 'le r i i " ’I! ,
, ,
i i
i.
A fte r a nlgbl Imeklng Ibe one
M. r-.i
covered dhh vupper with <}ri||m|||<
Hlimnmn, M r*. It. M. Mra, M.
Dutton, Mra. Julin Itugera, Mra.
r *», r ,,f "
U |,| ‘ , armed bandlla, t agree w ill. Sim.
....... I h ImI rli-t Pearce. Mra. Roller, Mra. Turner,
A. J. W alker, Mlaa M artha Fox iillNiillHtilf fo. a 01 , 1,1 .1,1 I 1,1,1 %Vyc h- Ki «I»MI»K I* bell.
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lb li n n * w h o t h in k th e y b in . I ie e n ' ’
in the Tmirlat C e n te r ^ ^
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A t
H H !H |IIC l
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w iii Vie M i i I i i i i -'k
exjiedli'iit
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wnnld be miui/ed to lemn 'be In 1
,
C h ib .....I Ihe Sun foul Torn let Club
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Semi uda Hebekah U .d gr No. 13 k’ uet In the private •li"*.|K •■•••«» » t
diengtbfiu-il and n-i'd
hunt lo the Rehekah As -1
Alwhur. t.ucsta gntl.e.cd at
jlliill H id e me mi m all) niiekri*
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--r -------.......................... 8:00 o clock mill were Rented nl a !
icnibly I'rsslilenl Cleinnlce Hiirile
lung table decoraled with mixed
For a eriap-laaling *iili,d lerv*
on her official visit nl 8:00 P. M.
tliln aiieea of ■im|*im i m r - .m.i orBiindiea made uf pine In n tli .
In the Udd Fellows Hall. A ll mem- spring flowera.
Those enjoying the evening were
aiigea on alircdili-d *ubid girctta aie al,uu*l win III llo-li welglil lu
hem aie urged to Ih i - present. D in
with a tangy French d ie . .mg. add gold liieae day*. Due in emdimiiug
ner w ill I*, nerved at Kddle’a Hen Mm. It. W. Williams, Mrn. W It.
Hlewnrt, Mrn. Lauren II. Julitimm,
la iln g of green |ie|i|*-i * .< yarn- i 'I ii io , in China, they ale liuid I"
lam nut and nil who wish lu at
lih.
oldaiu, jiaiul m aiiufachiiei , lepart
tend are a:.ked to meet III front Mrn. KlUalifth Lake, Mrs. •' II
Albury. M u . 0 . K. Carlton, H n .
of His rr*tau rm i( at 0:15 P. M.
Roy S h iii Ih Honor
MollicrH With J*arty
m o s t
mam. n intlo-r *eitnUa Mild di*
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M ini.m i Circle w llb Mra. J. M.
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Camel mi. Celery Avenue al 0:30
lilierilH fur tin- nu-ellng were
in || ||
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P. M. fur a coveredII fllftll
dlali nil|»|n.
nipperI it
w ith huahiindn aa gueala.; I'a lm . , H'.. ' '
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MWftUAT
J T h t Dependable C la n of the
First Methodist Dhurchxvlll hav* a
rbvsred dl»h picnic at Ilia home of
Mr*. R .W. Herron, Country Club
Road, Husbands'of luembara are
Invited to attend.
The Ruth Hnearirif 0 . A . »
will meet at the ■ First Baptist
rm *:
t . J. W illiam ., Mrs. W. II Meri
wether, Mrs. George H al"\ M n
Hett«:rt Tlumduii, Min
Henry
Thnr.ltm, Mrs. Hhealy Hriit, Mra.
0 . II Caritim, Mrn. J. H. William*.
Mra. I,. H. Ifartnfleld, Mi . Frank
Melkcli, Mrn. Joe Mclscli, Mrs. II.
Carter, Mra. Rirlian; Varitay, Mrs.
V, M. Hand ami Mr*. Herbert
Rloothoff.
I ’alnt faded awning* and terrace
umbrella* with a colorful coating
made for I he purpose.
floor a Open
F ttn ln g *
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Matlnren.
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W EDNESDAY M AY
anford Giants Drop 5 To 1
Contest At Municipal Park
As Umps Chase 2 Players
Heads Of Three Dixie Conferences Valdosta Blasts 'Card’s Sam llreadon
In Two i Dle* * 3 Uu'8
Report No Revolt Against ‘Code’ Waycross
G-F Loop Games 87 L0U,S
" I heard the r d ire dhieinuihin,
Dr. Henry McLniilin
C A P U D IN E
tOOLCIN
SpwrtH In Brief
ll
M UN ICIPAL. P A R K H:IHI P. M.
SANFORD vs. PALATKA
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Lawyer, doctor, anil—ye»—In
dian chief I Every male on tha
trail of comfort applauUa Hanoa
Fig Leaf Brlafa, Trim fit—with
olaitlo In walatband and leg
opening*. Alhletlo wpport loo.
Oouble-penel awl. A Hanatpun
combed yarn valtw. Boys''ilraa
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He Jonon to the Hal of
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lo o k
D e c o r a tin g .
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M a n ila !
show
over
th e
T re t t h e
you
how
la te s t
M a s u ry
>
to
book
C o lo r
c o o r d in a te
aitaoncN’a iictpisa
th e s e lo v e ly
p la n n e d
“ H e a d q u a rte rs fo r H a n e s '
retum id him
RHEUMATISM
ARTHRITIS'
BASEBALLTONIGHTI
I t , •• •
nh
N*d T in Eyck, Syracuse crci
conch since 11)38, was undefeated
• • a sculler, competing from IMU-»
to 1901 without losing a race.
Columbia, Augusta
Divide Twin Bill
In Sall> League
and there were no Unit Word* or
anything, until
nftdr
Tnylor
■'threw Pepin ool," .flnimle Turnage, the St. Align.tine lint boy
deelnred. tim ber wn* rhmted fur
Impdrlng why Pepin wn> tbmwn
old.
St. Atigiifitlne iced tlie ronleet in
Ibe second Inning mi single* iiy
Piet nml Sinn Karpinskl, mid u
long flv bull l.v Pete (in»per to
score two run*. Mnmiger
Piet
bnneed his Imme run wilb none on
In the fourth.
Hnnford'K single tnllv cnine in
the neventh on o single l.v Jim
Jnni'B, ii walk binned to Peiiln,
Who rnme In l.'i lint fur Joe Mullnnwski, mid ivnlkti i ...... I to Ilmen
and I ' l l Malle, who balled Tor
lien Wilbur. Kmifoid'*
starting
hlirler. Joe Ik-h.'llx lusted the two
fltinl Innlnmt.
Illnniimd Must
Mnnngei Hal lim ber mimiiinred
last night tlu.t May 23 would be
;'Ladies Night' nl the Munirltml
Park. Hanford mill I.eoBlmrg ;m*et
III n nlngle game Hint idwld. Ad,
dlllnnnl plan* fnr the night will
he nmnuinred later . . . . Manager
,, Prnnk P let mixxed n mm fly pmir
f the third
luiMe hlenehcr i
la*l
, night, mnl nfler the Hnnfurd fnn*
yelled mid -rremped ill mi allempl to get. Ibe H“ int*' Nl>lpie*r
In i i i I bk the bull, Piet stuck Ids
tnnglle mil nl the foie. Home foil
■
Mvrl llong won lib evenlli
hnll gnnie of the year fin the
I
flnliiesvlib- t; Mm hi i olein He
(' . has been wllli Hie <lob 13 day .
Hnnford fails received another
i 'bird'* I've view' of FHI, ui.lld.lng
thal night at tlie Municipal Park.
■Something cerlnlnly need to I*
Ill.NM.II
'dol'd the none work being
lj done hv the men III blue till* year
Conch I lent lie Kenthe re in three- HI, 1,4.III).
o,’. . , , We liolli've till* yeat'* crop ileen In guard*, i in k U s nml cenlorn
‘ L the worst since the war . . . . for Ills Fill!) North Chio II iiii Ktnle
‘resident Itutlcr, you nee op to foiillnill lemn,
4 l ’ ( l I X T . V II
1940
1y
Syracuse has un all-veteran
m
~
Sam Breadon, the David" ~ Harum
varsity crew this senson-every
of the lia*eliall world. Is dead.
man from last ycur'e eight ini*
A T L A N T A May I I — (/P )-H e a d s of the Southern, Soulheatlem
The
72-yenr.uld
formpr
St.
HY ASfHM’lA T E I) PKRHM
returned.
and Southwell conference! lay no revolt agaiml the National Collegiate
bou
Is
Cardinal
owner
died
of
Valdosta nipped Waycross In
Athletic Association's vanity rode ii in the offing.
l*itli ends of a douhleheader, 3-2 rancor nt St. John’s hospital lust
Two Southern iporl* writer! predicted in their column! yesterday and 0-4, to take a firmer hofd on night. Ills wife ami their dmiglithat resentment agaimt the code in the South might bring an o|>en top honors In the Georgia-Florida' Wr, Mrs. Robert K. Uo*», Were nt
U-ague.
, hi* bedside.
break with the NOAA thl* mttnUl.9J--------------------------------------------------Roth games of another double*
Funeral arrangement* were nut
The writer* were Johnny Firad'
O p lu n ie trls !
header were taken last night by i announced Immediately,
lierry of the Atlanta Constitution
the Cardcle Indians, who won 11*1 In 27 year* u* head of the Red
and WilUam Keefe of the New
113
Magnulle
Ave.
Phone &I2
3
and 13-H over tbe
Muultrlo' Rlrds, Including some lean ones
Orleans Time*-Picayune.
In the old days, Deaden led the
Athletics.
The rode I* a aore *pot with
o u t T o m o F ftJ H T o
N EW ORLEANS, May II </!■»
• A third twin lie 11--Tails basset1 at rluli to nine pennants und nil six I
many Southern college official*,
occasion* went on to a World
— Ttilnnc unit Florida, South*
Thnmasvllle-was rained nut.
fs iv E B L o o D T o T A T
hut
preaiiient*
of
three
Dixie
con
eastern Conference tennis star*,
In the only single game played Championship.
ferenree said
withdrawal from
5 i c k Ad An , F o T p t y
tangle In u tmit-nilnule iiinlrh to- |
From u I 2IHI Initial invesliiv-nt
in the loop fast nlg|it, the Albany
T A L B O T T H
I I V ASSOCIATED PHKHH
the NCAA I* not the nn*wer.
day before tbe curtain raise* to- |
■lay
Cardinal* defeated the Amcricu* in IUI7, Rrcadnn built up the cloh
T
o r N T IT
P
o
W
N
—
— U KIVK-IN—
The honors were even ms the Phillies. IH to 4,
Representative*
of
Houlhcrn
morrow
SK(! cbiimpniiediip
to ii y.'l|K0(),lHH> organisation—the
ploy here.
■Too OLE EN T o o THIN/ ml lege* will meet here May 'JH to Columbia Kid* and the Augii*lu
All games were marked by the amount lie I* reported to have re
Wall
I'uper • l»«lnl
dl*eu*s amendment* to the rode, Tiger* met ill a South Atlantic scurclty, of urrors as players Imre ceived from Robert Hunnegau ami
Tinto (Irt'vn Wnvu netmen, favor*
Pslslrrs aafi !'■ *,, Xi,n,#c*
adopted in January, llllfl. The joiihlr bill last night.
•d to win the BKC tourney for
down to make their defense* a ir Fred Satgh In IU47. Halgh later
tn a a. s a n p u h u avK.vtiai
The Itcil*. longtime cellar dwel
amendment* are to he xuhmiltrd
the thlril Btruiglit year, will try
Itought out llnnnegiin.
light.
lers. won the first game, 3-2, lint
to iireoerve their undefeated re
to the NCAA.
Ilreiidoii hecuine president of
And In all hul the Amcricu*
cord in today'* tilt with Florida.
"There I* no Indication of a re* the Tiger, loan'd hack In the »ee- Attiuny game, the hits were few the Cardinal* In 1U20 after he had
Thu (intor*, however, fro*h
nail
In
grali
the
vlctnry,
4
-1.
iiellion on the part of the Houtli*
and far I*tw een. The Indians oh purchased a majority of the slock,
Quick, Long-Lactlng
from ii 71*11 tie with l.oulnimui
The Columbus Cardinal* swamp tallied IS safeties off of three lie replaced Ilranch Rickey who
tu *lrrn
conference,” *nid
Mr.
State ye*tenlny, me regmdvd i*
ed
the
Jacksonville
Tars,
ll-l;
lea
Slake Van l.eer, president of the
had
Imen
president.
Rickey
held
.
Ainerlcus
pitchers.
The
Phillies
rentroiigeHt cimtemleiH for Tiilnne'*
gue leading Savannah edged the
HKC and of Ceorgla Tech.
!(!' taliated with nine. Albany was hi* other Jolt of manager.
HKC crown In the rhnm|iloii*hl|i
"Count the Southwest confer Macon Peaches, 3*2j and
In 11)20 llreadon hrmigh* Richey
charged with one error to Ameri
tourney.
ence out of any rebellion against Greenville Spinners defeated the cas' two.
Into tha front office where the
Ten
conference
lentil*
will
NCAA's 'sanity rode,' " said Charleston Relict*. 4*1.
Waycrus* got one mora error pair made the be*t office team
U OIUMCTBD
throw -I'J of HKC'* he*t netmen
Dutch Meyer, Texan Christian
The twin bill at Columbia's than Valdosta's none. In the first the Nport hns seen.
into piny when the Imirney open*
University coach and president of Capital City Park wa* featured game the Dodger* outhlt tha Hear*
Together they *turtcd the farm
_
nl 10:00 (CHT) tomorrow.
the National Football Conehea A s-1'.------ , great
ru i.i field work
i.u isint
hy winie
hy third six to five and had .me more run. system under which minor lesgge l a s x s a i n
>
ilfU IC V
Oil bund will !*• potter* from
* delation
liasriiiuo Hon Kggcrt of the Reils. In tha nightcap, the figure two chih* were helped fiunnrlxlly or M f ) M S A
n U N C T
Ahlinmu. Auburn, Floibln, (ieur*
Through
thl*
^
' Meyer’s stand wa* shared hy In the opener all the scoring was predominated. Each club had two lonight outright.
gin, (iunrgiu Tech, I.H II, Mi**i*Dean R. A. I.efflar of the Uni done In the first three Innings. The errors, the Dodgers hit nine time* *ystem the Curdlnnl* got the plsy- Whan Wa KMa Need A Ijustlve, Hha
rlppl, Temw-Koe, VnuderMIt mid
versity of Arknnss*, Southwest Tigers got ime In the first and to the Hears seven and they had rr* who carried them into su many (Utaa lla Syrup of l)l*rh-l>»su|hl
Tulnno.
peniunil* nml the money that put
ronferenee president, and James another in the third. Columbia got two more runs.
Perennially strung Vainly will
Two errors each were charged the eluli on a sound fiiiaiicial fiMit,
H. Stewnrt, conference executive all three of their counters In tlie
feutilie Kermil Htengel in liie No
second. The second game wus won to Moultrie ami Cordele, tin1 In lug.
secretary.
I spot.
Dr. (ieury Kppley, president of in the fiftii Inning, when the dians out hit the Athletic* 10 to
In I Adam* of Tech and M. it.
tlie Southern
Conference,
mild Tigers chased three runs over the eight.
Wheeler of fii'orpin will lie heavy
In their second game, the Alhleimprovement of the sanity rode pitta.
nmlen'ler*.
R AM . HITS MEN
Frank (irnvlno homered with Hie tlcs got 13 safeties to Cordeles
I* the aim of the Atlanta meeting
MCAI.K8TKR,
I,TM ,\i,r,rM r,ic, Okla.,
UKirt., May
Mny I11—
€U ,a Mr«w.iii^ to tlftt-vU..* W U •
linses loaded In the sixth tie lend 11, and were charged with six er l/f t - T li* ' imual iiriBctMliiii* of man foKroniiuii*kBw»tTi*iih#Ku#UF«i«4uu*i»ir
—not a rebellion sgulimt it.
R k ljh A n d i ' n u l l r y
rors
in
the
Imllxns'
two.
The
Inu*
the
Card,
at
hat.
Four
Tar
error*
"We want a wmkahlr, prac
hit hall wa* J,.*l about reverse.!
ticable code," he said. "Ami to lie nml seven liases on halls hy Tar luns counted seven rune III u mg In a Class D .Sooner Stale lin g u a | S a * R » r f x a F f f ij^ ? - -1 uY hu po I
third
Inning
to
give
them
the
lend
pitcher,
Tom
Horton
and
George
JAl'KHdNVIU.I!. Miik
allowed to do for athlete* ull that
game last night.
a r *c:x.iiHAUu)iT wusii _
— Klurltlis III? »f fiirirlicf
.
ran lie done for other students." Heller were a Idg help tu the fur the first time.
It was all laill hit man, a* Ard
Mh1#*M III I I'lillll'l H
The
A
thirties
scored
three
In
tne
Georgia
boy*.
The
Cards
triumph
Villi I O'er ngreed, declaring:
more heat McAlesler 7-fl. Eight
1 "The spirit of the meeting here made it two In u row. Jack Fa**- first and two In »»« 'thlrtl. Hiey hulsmen were lilt by pitched halls.
l.e rg n
,
Six Ardmnni pluvers iihsorlwd
' will not im one of name calling hul hols pitched for Columbus and milled three iii the fifth , hut tht
M e . Ilu lu
pilches.
Second
an effort to get a more workable marked up Ills third victory against Indians bounced right bark with hruise-itiakiiig
M u m 11
four Iii their half of the fifth «"'• llaseiuuii Clunk Klleu Imre the
fitlia
setup which all school*
could two defeat*.
rt.iiiiin s s r v r i: i.u t iii'i:
l e i lie
Ahum 2,200 fan* were on hand added a pnlr lit thn eighth.
S X A tn .T H f.M IH *
brunt of tlie wild losses, lie was
w
i MM
1. P # l
Ft*ilium ■a
*............. vMl*>
IK 1* 4*0
lilt twice.
The rode ha* been approved hy In j.utlier William* Field In see
»• i» m n r
h a v i i i m i lU'/M'h
. OP
r . 11
f.7T
l .f t f K * '
the Peaches get wlilp|H’il for tint
H \ \ 1‘O il II
i:i I I
.A IK
A lsiiim n
fourth ulralglit time. Handy .SilverMlchlgnn State'* three varsity
'll
>illB(l|xll!M<
14 13
»3«
N iim il
• U l.i >■'!•*
13 13 .fall*#
foothnll cunehe* all lire graduate*
I !\Irn
Athlete* may he given flmincial stein hud the Peaches’ Itltlitlmr u*
1' ii la i ka<
13 11
IK3
In i « p
H y A S H O C I A r H D I'H K S S
of other Neiiool* -.Clarence Munii
aid
under the code only if the he rhulked up hi* third utraigliL
1
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.a
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I
I
41*1
1
1
F o i i l l r y |j>t l i ' i ' n ,
from Mhlliesutli, Forest Kvashev3111 same aid Is iivallnhli1 under the victory. Kay Harrell wa* charged
l.«-(-»l.iiri|
1 M
l , i vh I t m i i l i t
llrsiills V ra lrritst
ski from Michigan and ling DuughFI.OMIHA kb ml** A
same condition* to all idudriil* of with the Ins*, lie gave way In the It AS K IIA I.I.
„
.
l . t - l . i i r r 7. 1,a-1 ii<! 1.
In
eighth for a plnchhlttor. Jim At
erty from Hyruciiso.
tlie college,
icHt 'll •
♦i.Mfi. • v HIc 7 , 1ih V1(Jim
Ht. Louis - Sam Hraailon,
I iremmi h
iN» \ Minn* 11it*' ft; Hfinfii ill I
llefure the coda wa* adopted, chley came In to finish for Macon. former owner of St, Iniul* t-ardinFrjTKfN |r>|
Ur y/totpf r il/tf t f tympUmt
I*;
1
1
ill
II
.1
III,
11|
til
llilo
3
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Hit* *i|s
11
HKC rollagr* gave grnnt*-ln-ulil* KoUrdiil pitching Iiy liny MisitJ Mt baseball team, died of cancer
lillltlFk 'I'MilNI
I II n l l i ’i h r o i l
Kppley.
Southern
Conference
pro
to
promising
athlete*
principally
jnf
Greenville
was
Imrked
up
by
I
.
!)<tliicnVlIli*
ill
|
F
t*J,iift4
f
utter lingering Illness.
a*,
Min
U
OOLCIN la NON-TOXIC
MfitiUlui ill H4111f■»f«I
xy, mi III improvement of sanity
• football playera—grndiialiiig f r o m hit* hv Id* Spinner mate* a , they
IfS’ilH 11*1 l l l ' . i v v
l.i • iiiifi' .ii IiiiytMUfi lit in It
code,
not
"rebellion"
ngalliHt
It,
IS .................
31«
OOICIN Ii madarela In c o il, , ,
jiilgii
school*.
The
grant*
ronnisteijI
whipped
the
Relml*.
The
game
wa*
Camden, N. J ,— St elAlil hd
Ml
I lift IIMlIlffi III I II III Ii*ill.
I I* 'BIN Will j If* h *' i'l v i
mum
i ii im u
{of tnlllun, room nml Imard, hook*, railed nt the end of Hie seventh
III..Ill I wild Netherby (|B7.4Kf would lie aim of n ihree-viniferI I Ii M 411J
in
11 Bar lOOlabDli
II
l>H*H
W 1. P e l
liecnu'i1 of rnln.
M ( lift 11Bf It I l| Mil i |
H.i« a fi ii a It
l ii 4
ill
i
f
f
Jar BOO In tha laiga
I II m
SR
S'* I l l t r l l ) Ilia*
mill money.
ta 1
at
mid
;i|
•conamy ilia
13 X «<>•>
Dr.
K,
K.
I,leh
of
the
Dulverslly
R
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4
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IlllU T T K M A N tlK A V
A li|? II F( ill
l l III
r,s|
i 'ii Itinm re- Jockey Carsuti Kirk J must valuable player of 1U4H-41*
M >144111
Tu
10 1! - I t s of Iowa, NCAA president, said he
DETROIT, May I I
— Art
w inners at I'im lko, lit* J National lliskey league season.
ll.t ilMei *i
PtllMilliiirlfv l f . l t W i l t IH f
III IS . m
saw nu reason to comment on the Houttemsn la back with the Del*
Viyun r.,1
u
II If,
eluding U r a u , »M U , in B a llltn o r.' ------- -------------------------------------------IF i "lifirifniiiii ,
SI!
lliollcrn i d
j]
1 If ..ill
11 (ii lll ll ll tl U
Hpriik llandieau.
.
Hep* tc l lisuvv , i>i
comes definite annugh to know
Ihators yeslerday guve Iho
New York—Smallest * « * * • • * * /
liens Millie Ii V) II
Just what Is undar consideration," young pitcher an okay to go ahead
liens I IkIi i
.is
New York tu rf season,
llooslcrs old
ax
uml play and he Immediately re- braved had weather to see Word i
liressnl mol ilrii -n
of
Honor, BU.20, win Helnmnl
Fry Km f«»«l
YESTERDAYS STARS H IT S . jiilmst tne s«iuad for light work.
III filli*r m i ••s|
W 1. r * i
Ilm.tteman, a righthander, was
Tm m
Gerry
Prlihly,
llrowns,
drive
In
Hb'Iih tt ft luajfk v
N’v\\ York
13 7 n:.n
Ilo.ilon Dick McLaughlin, Im run* for the St. I,oul* 11"....mured recovered f i m
the
IfB'lBM Vtl.lt.1 f.V v
Mnnhill
13 !* •&7t Iw.th
as....... ..
i m . • ..
.
__i. ..il
i . l L u c Im liittliili verhlll. Mu**., apprentice, enriwd
11b*h h Mb ill
III mik 111*
II ‘i r.r<u
|(MMf||»>|M util
I'lill.hIi '|| i|i Im
17* Red So* 2-1. Prldily tluuhled In u 1which ha suffered In a traffic col first triumph un Plucky Prince,'
10 II
V Ml 174
* 'hrlniuiM
Ilgei y 14.40, Is Suffolk Downs feature
% Mi I t . | tun In the thlril Inning anil broke H"l«>n at l.ukelnnd. Kin.,
Ml 1,Mill's
Louisville—King. Hay, giving
•1 12 .3!l • un the game In the Inst of the . spring bane,
l *111hIi ii
The Phillies expect Idg filing* of rilh llltM
opprunllee Jerry West o tn P l*» ,
7 11 SIX nlnllt with a home run,
-------------—
-----------llr«fill>» \ pklrrilN)
Gel Kind* lids m m on, notv Hoi
J...
k Ms*'knmll, Army. .pitcher, won Churchill Downs' KIwimmI
..............
Ml I.miiI m nl Mi 1MlIi l vII |4|.l| .«lo 1 Mirkey Harfner, Henntnr* pitrhito. 'ed the Washington Henntnr* In Ik Ibe extrn pnlnl kicking speem- purses by ir ned for » »21 payoff. |
.. ,
,1
F '^ '
i'l"1 ,a 1-0 vlctnry over the Cleveland ' list fur the Cadet football team J lK NKRAI.
Nrw V*ol New ) ’urk lllilver- ,
.Indlims,
...u -.., n ||.
who made .lint. one | , l t n i
city * HCiued
eighth
straight
u i n i i m
i i% U V H
off his kmiektehull delivery.
\%
I. P e l
1,1'orge hell b back ii.iogiog the ‘IV r m
lido, P (H luffv) Meliiiiis. Hnr- Iriumid in Idlh annual Alstri!i»t!llN
i «y Yitrh
ft
IK
7*3
h . was a
. lie.,,
ball Tor Ib-tioil. It,, loisKi'd part of 1»i*l pull
The Detroit Tigers averaged 44,- vanl hasehnll Scoach,
mem tan ...ereollrglate .rack and held
n
II
r,7v
cnMniiloiishIp* at Kandall* Island.
last sritKon with a broke.i Jaw, the ri*Y«<hiii«l
!l 7
.>U IN)7 mild admission* for tlielr I I her
of
Connie
Mark's
fainoii*
11
College Pail., Mil. Hr. Henry
r,no
It
result uf flopping n Jim IIIMagglo \ \ j i ^ h l i n r h i i i
"ft(HlJXM) Infield."
',110 homo night game* during HMH.
l allllilil«*ll>h|ji
II
II
giouodur.
in I I
4’lllriMTu
tr^
17*
‘Locals Arc Scheduled Tulane, Florida To
To Play Hosts To
Meet In SMC Mutch
[!‘ Palatka A s Tonite;
h: Piet Blasts Homer
Hy AHTIM 'H HECK W IT H , .lit.
Herald Sport* Ktlllnr
Pared by Manager Krrnik Piet,
win. nipped .tut n home run nml
two HliiKh'it in three I rip* to the
1 plate, th<> Hi. Augustine Halnti
i nln,,ed the Hunfuril (Hunt* in u
fl to I rente* t nt the Munlrlpal
Park here last night.
.
Tonight the (Runt* piny hunt*
F In the up mill coining I'nlnlkn
i Axnlcas, mill Imnnrrow evening
the Banforditr* move to Del.and
for a twin bill with the IU'J-nml
Bnl lint*.
Hose Umpire I'hll Tnylor nent
, Charlie Pepin to the showers In
„ the top of the eighth frame Met
nlgld. and BernndH Inter waved
Manager lint tim ber to (he dub
nnliie. Pepin nml tim ber reeolvo
hrinotx for lieing the fIrnt mid neenml playerB to be ejected from a
i rnnteBl fur the Hlnttl* thl* year.
*% Following the game, f 'nrI lint ler, (InloeBville first limienmn, remirled ' ‘oil he m . w no remain for
,Peplu ,.r Mnmiger lim ber being
thrown out.
"Pepin hint pi ole. ted the ill..*
(.Ire's deelKlon nl n plnv nt second
pH
has*. ninl tbe rind thing I knew
! Tav lor wn* waving Pepin o ff the
field," llnller Im reported In Imve
il.
p ^ n t c o lo r s w i t h , y o u r p r e s e n t o r
h o m e 'f u m iih in g f a ,
�!
THE
KNOKHOU*
Legal Notice
SIO— I t l h
York.
j i o t ii r t i i A r m *
T O J KMXK W t l . t i l A I I D H im O K B H ,
t l g . It. No. I H a lle r , Te nne ssee
T il la la to a l l s y o u n o tic e th a t
A It t . K N K
t i l l 11(1 EMM, y o u r
w ile ,
has
I n e t llilt e d n u ll
fu r D lu u .e
n a n ln n l y o u In lh a C ir c u it C o u rt,
N in th
J u d lc lu l
C ir c u it , H e m ln o le
£ m m l y , F lo r id a , In C h a n c e ry , h i
B a n fo r it F lo r id a . T h is I* In n o tify
y o u H in t y o u n r . re q u ire d to he
and u p p e a r h e fo ra th e a b o v e c o u rt
on th e U r d d n y o f M a y , 191* u m l
m a k e w h a te v e r d e fe n c a a y o u h a ve
lo I he M ild cuune, n m l t a l l y o u m il
hence a d e c re e p ro c o n fra e o w ill
be e n te re d o a tiliie l you, m id Hie
■ a id cnee pro ce e d e l p a rte .
W itn e s s
m y ha nd a n d
o t f lc u l
(e n l o f Ih e uh ove c o u r l n t Knn
fo rd ,
H e in ln o le
e n m it y ,
F lo r id a ,
M ils l l i l l i d a y o f A p r il I1M#
n . V IIK IIN IIO N
C |e rh o f ib e c i r c u l i C o u r t,
H e m ln o le
C o u n ty ,
I'T o rlila
C T C T H E A I.I
M il w ill, th e iTerli of Ihe c irm d l
C ourl of Sem inole C oiinly. Ftn~
HIINKST C W ID TH
I'A I'M N K A. W H IT E
Owner*.
A pril IT, 1141._____________
THU
O in C U IT
COURT i...IF
T IIH NINTH JU O H T A l. C l l h
C H IT IN ANI> F o i l SE M IN Iil.E
COUNTY, F U H im A . IN CHANCEIlY Nil. 7110
. ,
VIH O IN IA HNUKHOI.M,
C oltip lalltl,'
IN
F E IIH IN A N Ii
III H.Al.
Ileapiindeid.
T IIM
m C H A IIH
I l l Y H H IT i
STATE
«i F
' 1 'V U:T 1SF E It L) IN A N11
KNUR-
HI.,
wnose
N ls a s r s
residence
P a ll* ,
I*
Tilt* United
N tw
iw .ihmi.Oiio
Y O U a ra h e re b y n o tifie d
th a t
a u ll t n r d iv o r c e h a * been
t ile d
a s a ln a t y o u In lh a C ir c u it C o u rt
fu r H e m flu d * I ’o u n ljr , F lu r lita , In
(,‘h n n re r y , b y V Ir a lo in
M fiR ilu d q i.
Y ou a re h e re b y re q u ire d to lll>>
your u |ttt* n r n fi< * w it h th e • 'le rK
o f eabt C o u rt In I h * C o u n ty C o u rt
Imuee n l H u n fo ril, F liir liln , o n o r
b e fo re M e n d e r, I lia < th tin y o f
J u n e . A. It. I tea s» o r it e f n u ll w i l l
be e n te re d a a a ln e t y o u a m i s * ld
i i i i i . w i l l p ro c e e d e l p a rt* .
in
H E R A L D . SANFORD,
Stall'* lint
F L O R ID A
PAGE SEVEN
nlwut {
telephone*.
Ifi,ime ui Hiinfnrd. Florida, on or
before the Huh day of June, A. 19.
C>l!i, or defnilll will bo ennui'll
.iruluM t oil, .mil *nld i io.i' a III
proceed ex parte
IT IS II Kit K ill i>lll'i:iti:i> I ha I
lliie iiuHi'i' Le piibllHlii'it iitice a
we«k for four I'oh.rcllUVe nceltn
In the Sanford lleiald. .i newnriap”
er of Hriii'ial clri'ulalloii Sanford
Florida
WITNESS my hand and Hie rteal
i.l ralil Coin I. lid . Hie .till il.*t of
tt.iy A l> I'M!'
li I' III: ,.'» |lli\
i lei h Cih oil l',oil I
Tenfold Floildu
WITNKKH my hnml Hint tlie seal
of raid Court till* 19th dny of
April. A. It 1)1).
t>. I'. I IKUNDON
Clerk Circuit Cuorl In ami
for Heinlnole Cutinty,
Florida.
T iC r.
PANFORD
('tm tin c rc ln l um l
Ih illit's l if
A ll W itt It t • mirtilite***t|
C lllM .S
Ifeeiilein •• IUJ-1
t trioi- i 'i n
(H r itlT tlH M
hi I 't i l MIT I I F T i l l ! COUNTY
IE.
H K M IM H .C
COUNTY.
II l i , \ , IN' I’ll* ill ATK
t^Miile of
M UCK
J ill IIOTKI.KII,
I leeeuned
TO ,11.1. CIIKIHTtlltH A M I I'RII HUNS I I AVINO Cl.AIMS Oil HE
MANTIS AUAINHT HAIH KSTATK
You nml em h of you ure hereby
in,11fled and required lo preeeut
any iJnlmu nml demands which
you. or either of you, may have
iidai'ixt llie ealale of Howard llnleter, ileceueed, late of entit County,
lo Hie Coiinly Jmlae of Seminole
* "uiity, Florida, al Ida ulllce 111 Ihe
eolirl lioiiae of aald County at Han
ford. Heinlnole Coiinly
Florida,
wllhln elaht enlentlar iimnlli* from
the lime nf Ihe flral iiuhllcnlloii
of thin notice. Knell clulm or danil.ml ahull he III writing, and ahall
nlnle Hie pine* of residence and
........Mice adilrea* of Hie clalmaill,
anil ahull lie aworn to by Ihe
claimant, Ilia intent, or Ilia attorney,
amt any alicli claim or demand mil
• a filed ahull lie void.
FI.OHKNCK M I1HTKI.KII,
Ae executor qf Hie Intel
Will and Teelninenl of
Howard llolrler, deceaaeil
Flr"i piltdical lull Mnv till, 1*19
TRUCK
LOADS
A\
i r. \ t f. r ft
I l»l'lpll> U l l l 1 lllllil'l* ill
llie p iitilii' l l ii i l lii'tfd H e r
I d ill Milt I lf ITH|lll|twillll'
ltd din ilclilw im ilrr c ii
In m i it i I *.
IM C llE A )M
M A M l. I L K •
ill
SKMINOLK TIRE SHOP
M O R R IS O N "
W
i l * * ’
D o L O O K A L IK E -
COWLt> fHL
WORLD'S MOSl
IIIC IIA IIH
T o * s e suits
VU TH i
.
fi(L Y ARE M O O L N EA RLY
A l i k e ik t o l o r , h e a p f o r m .
A ll A P E n r H O ? ,E A M D E Y E L ID f *
I HAM E U R O P E A N S . .
iu P R O l
K s tu te
H R IK
Y V A r .iu tu y fo it
M E A M IR F .P
I.cc .Maiisfiulil
•J A C K
;j— Heul
A low nT
S C ttA P ^
ArraHgt'iiu'nts For
Delivery Can lit* Malta
lly Cnllinif 37*
Fla III I I'A,
Try
HERALD
Want Ada
Fit RwsJO
Charles Vodopich
It ofr iteration
Service
By R. J. SCOTT
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
F o r Suit*— !l !*—
A r llr lw
P R IM I f IV I
R 'R D S F L Y
'i.'i
Modern Women Seek
2-Wiy Help Like Thit
M a r t . F K tl
ART. UfxLD FOR.
MAKUFATfUROU',
I'll A H I OR
I A f l H ^ IK 11(1
\N,ml to Uu I'll ftHIII*11'a Oljril prutlOR,
luiutiwo«l ntuiifftly p*tn* M«tir mgill *o«l
lanliiflli lias fulfill* llie iliullT III UAH'
I H U H J ' * a i i l l i*. V u u
miir11* ••fAf'f.s
•*
t ' A H U U I i i *a |
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nl IHm MM til atftftf kl l *1*1* Lflui#
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lallifl 11 I tilltfIif IIk*Ii* I rliv *►
1lUllaftl
§ni inijilii |.i.»ill ill t-skrli tinI mirillm
m
iff lit#
IIfill fill III F -f flftiil II llUI'M Illll'IOt I* )MJUl
li,)j(,«11tr *n| ili|-» lima *(ul tllil* If* Ip
till til ui* I* i.l Mu* (hi !I»r lit lit*
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lUlfJ* t’AltldUt Is eylrlflllti fill IfOpdlVt)
«fill I* nl *11* all* l*«(iit II fuif *1*11*1 fL
11,1- * X. !(•••• Uml
grl | AlitM i IwiUp
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F u r S i i U-
KKIKO .lU M IH l S Ill(IM P d iiim n WAITHKSS A|i|dv M iiiiiif c i Tnr
ndiiiil Krill.
I'VcrynlKld, fl.ini. Illi.MKit'S
NKAIt WATKM FRONT LOTS Mill';) Sw(i|i Simp \Vc luiy, ell or
Lota II, 4. fi, tl, 7. A H » f U lw k II
truiln moat niiytliiiiu. uni Sim
M n y fa lr ulao lo t !t n f Mock 1foril Avi'. Plume IHH-.I.
l.i 1W K it PRICKS, K Xpert watch
M u y fu ir P rlre il fro m jntJff.OO to
icptiiritid, (i. 1' I' i JIowm, Minna
$7110.110 Term s,
Wo Imth loci' ivhcii you don't
Shop. 17l*l» Hunfor.l Ave. Phono
hrlliif
your
preser iptioii
to
11,nt* a t. :ir», ait, itim k n f ir s t »«•Limey's. Phone M2.
I It A * "1 1 -It W iilth liy Ihe hour or
thm Mnrvmilo. I'riccllMMJI) e»ch
MOT
l.lINt'MP.M ctert day limn
.oil. I ' 011011111*;. lu ll row in*;, mowT cm ia.
11:20 In 2:00 nl MUM KIPS
ins >V I n i iiio v in ir We xpoclulU e
ill co e lil lo iiliit; lu ll I.l 1i i *; lid * ft
til)A T MILK
Lots 10 th ru ID —24 th ru 21 M ock
trnrib u lilo la . I'lio lu ' HW .1
K. I). I'l le d. Plume 1Hi \V
I lIlK h ln m l Pork. Also I, 2. A 2
Him'!, II IliK h ln m l Pork. Price PPlTHIM lR li 111.1lit Flat
Wall A L L I ' PKS " I la ilh lo fe r w o rk,
$2811.20 Term*.
1mi m i diic m il
I ic c c iim a tpaint, oil hone, 42 1*f. fid
i'B. Ii.i id lv I'u ip iid iT , I'hono
SKNKARMi (ililaa A I'.lllll I'll.
L o is Hit lo 42 ilH'ltm lVf, recunil sac- 112-111 W. Unit. SI.
12112 M t
Plume :I2D
Waal Aaa will 9* b i m i M
tio n K u rt M ellon flli&.OO enrh.
NKW Roof*, Kmd repuniid; ft
star lha lalaghaaa aa axaaiT IIX K IR ) FKKDH: t'muplcie line.
araadbaa aharaa I* raa» aaaia
pntniuiK Phone I'm Al.
I sits 1, 2, 2 Him’It 11 llixhloml Park.
la tiaied la lha falaaaaa* task,
ilunt'a Tuxeihi Feed store.
la raiara far tbla ie a a a r 4 i<
Ilea the afttartlaer la aiaaafad
O arage HiiihPiiK
A 1 ro n illllo n KNJOY SuniTay dinmi m l.uiii'y’- lO — lllis liifs s O iip iirlllliitli's
la nay hiaw filF. la a»4a» far
7fic aim week tiny"' l.uuchei A
close tu u p illwn h tltln rs n ilin lr lr l.
aa la reafter lha heal aaaalhla
For S a le - SMOPI'K E IIA P K A U
short order*.
Priced to sell, w ith term
tu
enl Ire block exclusive iililllliei y.
SKWJNM MACMINKS li o r f a
; Ndjt p u rrh n sfr^
# t j
.y
I'lmne itlh-.l nfter 8 P M.
Ht'Wlhtf Much. iV ntef, I HI W.
rtaaaa aaitfr aa laiwaftlalal/
MUSIC STORK Reroids, Radio
I at. SI. I'h. I Mil.
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Broker
H aa r m r aarara la >aar a*,
Itepuii I’rlci'd hi’li'w iliveotoiy
I ID S. Park Ate.
phone MHl (il.ASS fill' all purpinti'ii A lilo
rva raaaat aa raapaaalhla fai
tlwoei has other Intiuesls. The
tfluss iiplm cm cid, store front
Music I toy, till W. I I Si, Sun
wnrk, mirror* Kxpcrl service
ford
from years nf fmTory «*per
lence
Spei'inl S t'rv ire s
I
SKNKARIK liluaa X I'nlid Co.
I I'M 11 W. 2nd SI.
Phone 270. '
1ISKI1 Keiimore Mnuyle; fi MAI
Imlt notion Io n iu m rifle. 4(lli
VV. IM li St.
—
llO U S K TR A II.K it, 2A ft., eleelrlei
refriKcridor, furnished 2 riMiina. ■
— 1
FOR
HBNT
1—
See til Paula Past Office.
J
MUCK liy 11 urk loads. Orders,
Varialy
store,
Tuurlst
ronrt,
2 ROOMS furnished apartment,
1it ken I Inti May llltlh I'hum- 27.
Heel Harden.
new kitchen unit, full llutel *er>|
OLAMIOLltS,
heautiful Kinds, cut
vice In eluding utilities, linens, I need listing on 2 A 2 bedroom
flesh every tiny. 2fic per d nifli 1
laundry ft mmld service*. Mr.
house*, priced from $8,OoO.(M) to
A up. We if row them for your |
Small, Valdei^JIntel,
*10,000.00.
ph'ilsiire. 2111 W. fith. Street.
■1 ROOM house, furnished. Nn
I.
KAVlNti
town, iiuiiiy lleins, ren-J
Hava
Layers
waiting
fur
good
children. P. 0 . Bo« 12* 5. __ soiudde. I 111*■1 P iim I i i i I h ui ro il,
e'eon houses, rcudy to move in.
hUCKI.Y furnished apt. rlo*e In.
2 cledrle Iriiin* $ 1111111, llleyvle K ALI, faIV for
Man and wife only. No pets. 2IH Also need lilting* on small rural
$20.00, hunks 2,'s' each. >lnt|ktlrw ’
French.
,
.__
home* with 1 tn 8 ucres land,
day or nli.'ld, Phone Hlfi-W, Kill
L a N o LKY Apts. Kitchen, LlTl’ngW. h i. Hf.
C. A. W lllilU x H l, MIL
room, sun mam, Imth,
IIO
U HK M U l.il C Icanli.K
Aids—
Phone 12(41
iVVtl UKDRUOM house, furnish 111 H. Park
MIM KOI Ml A PI I PR1NTTNI1
Window scridis, lull ft
Imwl
ed. Avullnhle May IDIh. Inquire
hrnshi'H, rniliiilor rliinti>rn. flour
AN ll TV PINK
S M A L L frame home, furiiiMhisl.
Hanford
Trailer
Park, Mrs.
C H IvlllT IM ’RKAU OK
sweeps ami uititiy utheni prlti'd
Located H ID (Ink A w . Price
Sheffield,
•
HANFORD
from 45,-.
•BHOO.OO Tarms.
Phone IH0
VICilY deelrohle apartment closi F IV E cholca building lot*. Oak SKNKARIK Min fa ft Paint Co, HA N Park
In. Sullahle for couple. Also
Phone 220, O R LA N IK ) Morning Sentinel. Or
Avu between 21*t and 22nd. St. 112-11! W. 2nd. Si
furnished 8*room dwelling at
laitdo Kvcnlug Slur. Cull Rid|ih
Priced reasonahle. Buy nnu or Iti'K- 10.80 rmnhluntlun III
chair and klleheii sloul
98.001 R'*y- 11 *18-J.
all on your own terms.
W E have for rent until Oct. Ut. f use'll 2 pc. livliq; room
K L K tT R Ii: or
suile
*
24.1)8
a five room ' furnished house.
A C KTYI.KN K
t used dim hie mein I lied, spring,
only.
W KLIM Nti
3—Heal Kalita For Hai#—3 M . Couple
a>a ' k l a i w i .
.a,
ax• a A a a A x s u
m.
und cotton mattres*
211.118
Stanford Molar ft Kqpt. U
1 till’d mnhoKutiy rhesl mi
i
ION W. 1st Hi reel
cheal
•TJD8 RKNHON A YOIINO
Cull I Iu in
Reg 74.fill 8 pc, solid oak
a hunt your iniliitlng pruliiem*
dinette .
Kstimutes clii'i'i fully g i v e n
Reg. 1.80 hath Hints
Phones 26H-K or IBD7 J I .
I used dresser
____ N O V K I.TY WORKS —Lawn Fur
•aa your
I used 2 |s*. Is'droiim milt*' with
nlturo repair*. All kinds ol wood
Agency
largo plate glass mirror
U9.D8
work, linn I m A Truck Imdics. Lei
TON, Tort|Ue *|irlng trallar,
us figui'ii on your Jnh, Olmlcr
perfect for hunt or utility h«ul1307 K. Second 6tr*#t or phone
ft' White, (limlervllli', I'lmne
1300-J.
iriK, $78.00. Mark, Uiisalu ltd,
Mil 12-It.
“ A tT A llO N frS P H lN O S
LAW NMOW KKH sherpeiii'd, hi203-011 K. 1*1. Hf.
Phone
l i Mllaa south of Sanford
W seres, best speckled perch
cycles repali ed, lock und ke)
Electric
rungn
fishing camp site In Florida. NOHOK
work, No wulllng—work goaihouie, ,v)l completely
__Phone I4U7-W
Want offer.
antewl.
II, W. Shonmn, 210
price 118.600. 100' l ta front- A BAR0AIN. A email 4 room Premium I'alnta 'J ■
i3 5 ”
Kust 4th. St.,
Sanford, Flu.
age. Call Homer flewt
Army
Ralnrouls
2,80
Koumi, garage* small lake, aome
. (Formerly with Willluma Fist:
Tarpaulins—
all
*l*e*
grave, border* on Route No. 40,
ARMY N AV Y H lIIIP l.U H
WlUon'a
Corner*.
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1112.1.
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PHONE 148
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THAT UOY UN0C0
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lota and filfW ft. Ugh
l7 fi00 40 'M 17-H .
poo Gu^aUtloau cornet
nsr for Oeen Afr Marl
site lota $260.00, get at
under conatractLon.
Heights, 6 miles aoath.
property,
W, 4, Bi
Phone Orlaedo M M ,
a'Bcdroom
1*2 N. Palmetto
*w— tiuitc«it-~i'trHonfttH — Fd
eat aid* of Chapman, just
R u t P in t Street do foot Z IN N IA PlaglH fur ral* 28c rinien, W A N TK D l Mrs. Douglas HtcnA. ,K. ItoiM-tler, Florist, Cslevy
tage by 212 feet, 1*76.00
atrom to lake her son, llnngln*,
Avo.
to the
Make:. 3tudlv at llW
‘B IDS of Chapman 160 feet
North Park Avenue • tomorrow
b and adjoining the old
whore Mr, ft. L. Cox will make
6— A K T iC L K S W A N T K D — «
thall Home, $660.00 cash.
ugrnph free of charge fur
AL—farm and grove, 180
itTim In The
Hanford
i, 10 a r m In good grave, 40 Hlfhasl cash pthe paid
'* "Most Promising Cltifurniture.
Tml
Davia
I
» In truck—3 bcf.nom modt«h nf Tomorrow" contest.
Ge. S tl R. 1st. Ph. 086.
heuac, border* % mile on
USED kefrlgvratnr*—Hjii
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Phone 1840. f
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TEE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
STARTS THURSDAY - 9=00 A
SHOP IN
COMFORT
Completely Air Conditioned
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limit of stiles and rnlnrs
Kcirtilar
Now
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HATS
SI m ill
m n lr il .i l.,
tviislt
(asl
MONEY SAVING VALUES
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT-
rnlntn
Regular $2.75 (o $11.75 values
TAKE REAL ADVANTAGE OF TIIE SO-TALKED ABOUT
Honor footwork In
A beautiful selection (or your sum
mer wardrolm
in Hllkn, Butcher
t,hicn, CottmiH, t ’nrila, Itnyon Printh.
Slice ra mid two piper Sliarktikin
Suita, Si/.ea 7 In M! in .lutiior, Miunea
and Wnuii’ii'n Siren, regular ami Imlf-
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Vi d ues
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with t m t o - u r arsonr
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Walking Shoes
$3*f5uP
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Jinkm, Bharkukinii,
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A tM oriaferi Press Lessfrl W ire
I l l I II
N o . 188.
Senate Approves Atlantic P act H ouse Group T r u m a n S t a n d s B y D e m a n d
Warren’s Bill On |Door Slammed Okays Truman
For
$
4
B
illion
T
a
x
In
crea
se
A
s
New Citrus Laws Tigh,(^Spi‘inHon8ing! Pla"
House Okays Measure
T o Hike Unem ploy
ment Compensation
And Paym ent Time
S
ALLAHABHEE. M ar IS—
) —The H m h today adopt
ed a resolution nun tnending
tfu *«sp 4yer reporter* covering
(be Legislature for "fairness,
Impartiality, arturacy and thoroutline**." Hag, Pooser of Jack«M , introducer of Ik * resolu
tion, aald he often depended on
the praaa “to tall me what went
M hi the House."
Bryan Requests
Kiwanis To Aid
Hospital Drive
Eaddy, Andes Out
line Activities Of
School Farm Group
Senate GOP Lender, Large Part Of PresVandenberg, And| ident's P r o g r a m s
Truman Back AcheWill Be Defeated
son’s Firm Stand
Sen. Taft Predicts
W A S H IN G T O N . May 12 i/l*.
Senator Vendenherg of Mulnn.ni,
Republican leader in foreign .iffairs, said today: " I am not in
favor of Spain's entry into illNorth Atlantic Fact."
This unqualified stand followed
strong anti-Franco statements yes
terday hy Sec retary of State At lie
son-remarks which I ’ rriid rn i I m
man endorsed today at a ur>,,
conference.
Together, they apparently slam
tried the door light on any pos
sibility
of Spain's enlerimi
the
Atlanlic Alliance.
Hut there remained a different e
oyer
sending anamhassadm
to
An ipiteal hy McDonald Hrysn
sU|>|Mirl the Fernald-I^sughtnu
i fospsinl
drive. *n<l oulliuei
of
TALLAHASSEE.
May 1 9 (A P )— Rap. Bridge* of Calhoun Future Firm er Activities liy Oliver
today proposed an appropria Andes, Ellislnn H iker, Instructor
tion o f IIM .M O for ronatructlon Kenneth F^iddy in d Principal H er
8 « f a atadiam at Florida State man F.., Morris, were given at the
tlnlreraily. A almllar hill haa
meeting of Kiwnnii yestrrday at the
boon Introduced in the Senate
by Senator Shivers of CMploy. Tourist Center. H . C. H e lie l in
The University has no stadium troduced the speakers.
o f Ita own. It pier* Its home
Fred W ilton, a past president of Spain.
t o o l h o lt games at
Centennial
Both Vandenherg anil .Senaim
field
In Tallahassee,
which the club, accepted the nomination
a bo la ased aa a baseball dia as a candidate for Kiw anit lieuten Connally (D -T e » ), chairman of the
Foreign Relations Commit
mond
and for high
school ant governor. The Rev. A. G. Mc- Senate
a
.7 ,1
i .
i
game*.
ln n it urged that the cluh give ac tee, h*ye said they favor hav.ng an
tive supimrl In M r. W ilton'* cam ambassador to Madrid,
TA L LA H A .S S E E .~M sy 12—i f f 1)
Acheaon'a poaltlon-hackeil up hy
paign fnr the port.
♦ —The Florid* S en ile p in e d by *
I I’realdent Truman--ix that whether
M r. Bryan, director of the hoi- ! nr nut thl* country ha* an aniha*34-2 rote loder Governor Warren**
citrus bill to provide ■ taste teit pital drive, itreivad the importance eailor there I* unimportant in Itnf the hospital to Kiwaniani and aelf. Hut the withholding of ail
end revamp many citrus laws.
amhaaaadnr, Arheaim *ahl, ton heD<c firol vote came oiler I w thru families m cate of aicidenl come Important aa a aymlad "f the
or
illness,
and
emphasitrd
the
need
days of argument and after the
disapproval other nation* fell for
supporters of the measure Iwnt of hospital facilities should a cat Spanish "Faeclim.”
Vandenherg gave hi* view, on
down every attempt to wreck ilie astrophe occur here.
In
Terming Florid* a "lilg sani
tarium." hr told of the physical
benefit* he had derived sliu-e com
ing tu the state 12 years ago. ami
revenlul experience in (inalemala
where the united Fruit C,t. net up
The vole defeating the truck a ImHplMI
er’* amendment wn» Ilf-IT.
,
* Mr. Kaddy stated that when the
Only 8enator* King ipf W inter r „ ( Urp Parmer movement was
Haven and Mooro of Sobring v«t-1 |n|Uated hv the Federal fiovernad agalnat the final bill.
ment in 1918, coureea were con
Dtaeuaalon waa eplritrd In the fined tn teat Imok*. Roya now get
amendment by Moore to let actual
experience In farming,
truckers hack thalr vehicle* up tu atock railing and other practleel
I I M I t t s w a 0* M a s Tfereei
farm work, he pointed out.
Oliver Andea traced the Future
Farmer* to early activities carried
on III Virginia, then made a Fed
eral project hy the Smith Hughe*
i art of 1918. Following the lead of
meaiure by amendment.
Closest the opposition came w*»
jp n a move to esentpl bulk truck
rhiportnl from grove* from pro
vision* of the hill.
•G W -Johnsonl*
Installed Head
Of V.F.W.Pont
W A S H IN G TO N . M ay 12 (/*»)—
I fir House H,inking Committer approved 14 *<> 7 today die Adminia*
tralion proputal for « multi billion
dollar program ol slums clearance.
losv-rrnl housing and farm housing
aids.
I hr hill provides loi iiuislruc*
France* Brldgeman of Lake
Mary placed
20th and Cnr.dr
David of Geneva 3Ufh Friday In
tke Miami Herald’* dlatrlH spellIng Bee In Miami, B. C. Hteele,
principal of the Sanfnrd Grammar
Nchool,
... :• reported.
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. .
w r r |,
» ,|l
heyonil
any dnulit
Th*........ m i.iiiiec vuteil in . I"*e.l
n-.»Mn. tint some member* raid
»»
f"' ihe ..... .
I m' iiu h t ii U un«l nil
iiwmiiim! it
w w
s u m rm tm n
10 Negroes Win
Damage Suits In
Circuit Court
A
imv
in Clri-iiil
Court
v*- -
mM,„ ..............
.........
Leo Garrett, 14, eighth grader of
who outapelled td
. ...
I for delegate* to the national FKA I other i-onte*tanta from 21 mullC. W. Pat Johnaon wa« Installed1convention In Kanaaa City In July, Hr* lie receive* the annul prlre
a* commander of Boat 5302 of the he *nid. The atatc meeting will be trip of nn ull-expenae trip to
. . . . .
” -to rimipetr
‘ In
Veteran* of Foreign War* at It* Daytona ................
Beach. He told of Future .Washington,
D. U.
meatlng Monday night at the Farmer acllvltlca In the Miracle u nntlonul snelllng contest.
"Soil
“ prnjrct, such a* setting up
The Miami
held, , In
Tourlat
Center.
, , .i-ontaat wa*
,
,
the miiniclpa auditorium which
0 Other officer* Installed by Post fence*.
was
filled
with
an
enthualastlr
Commander F. D. Scott were:
He announced that Klwaulan*
Jack fiordv, aenlor vlca command II. C. H e tir) and Harold Kaatncr crow,) of rootera, Ineludlng teaeher; Mr. Bcolt, Junior vlca com-j had been named honorary rue ro ers and the rclntlvaa of contestmander; E. A. Monforloa, chap- ller a of the Future Farmer*.
■•d*fi. W Speinei replesenteil Hie
Is-n f.anett was the first hoy pUmtiffi, in Ihe suit" which
lain! L. F. Boyle, advocate and I Kill stun Raker revealed that
Roy Wright, quartermaater.
• local Future Farmara earned *8.- to win Hie i-iMltrat since IIM I when la , le i Monday. The Irmk mm
Outgoing Commander John U 65S In project* laat year, worked H tuner Lynn of Dad* county won, panv wa* represented Ivy Mn»
Calloway wa* given a “round of on 290 acre* nf land for crop* tn the nmtest Friday I I year old w,.|| Wells, K. F Hoiisluildei sml
applauat" for hi* work for the and pasture development, grew I*mvinlfi MiltiR«n, Mvcnth grader Ihe firm of Mi-liiiiie, Voiii Itpla
orienliatlon during the peat year. cattle, and raised 600 chicken*.
((• N lllIlM Ob P f f f y « ifl
Plaintiffs who leceived iliimagi-"
Commander Johnion aiktd for Preacnt crop* Include corn, bean*,
T- ;
wer*', Lucille McCormick, ll.hHf,
^o-operatlon of the member* In pea* and tomatoes, he revealed. ,» . •
H er
^carrying out program* during the
Mr. Morris pointed out that
i
- r . , T o l l o l s o u u o n lamy. t:i,26A; Mallie lllacksliein.
coming year.
1 *0 lO
l a l l B h H H H e e *694; Annie Taltnii, grt 10; llaitic
Ca»h prliea were given to J. C, Future Fanner* ran earn agrh-ut■
Carter. *4.’I0; Mallie Mi-oll. 41,1 tn,
Jenklnn and Billy M ill*, winner ural diploma* In addition to tho*e
city Cnmmisxlonar John Krlder
M *" Wigglnr. |,*II5; Cm i I.i,
and runner-up In the marble given for general school work, and
tournament for boye which the stated that they devote two hours'and Edwin Shlnholaer, city at- "In g .ilc, 47mi ami Bolierta Ad'ii
a day to the agricultural work, i lorney, motercil yesterday afterPoll aponeored.
. . --------------------------John "Tex**” Brady wai named also shop work. The two agricult-1noon In Tallahe***e to contact t
earned th e ' Senator Boyle ami Represent*- 1 M ‘i I I
A p e n u
fbi*
a* a delegate to attend th* elate ure shop* here have
2 a .L T t . N I I I
VFW convention In St. Patera- rating by the State aa pilot shujia, i lives ndliam and Smith regarding 4 • " ' • "
he aald, referring to the shop* for 1City sponsored measures tn Im
burg.
Prior to the meeting, member* both white and colored students. I Introduced to the legislature.
__ ________________ The hills Include the new City
0 *nd vlaltor* enjoyed a flab fry.
Kruler, Shin hoi
im u
imm
I I i II sIhhimiitIi
fuyi.., itnhinsm,. n-m n„i„ n,,
Celery Remain To
Be Cut In Florida
I
Americans And Britons Are Having
Quarrel On Subject Of Finance
•
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'S5hssa ^ " s a i l t ’s s s :
ana?.
t U lA ' L Z i
»if
util
Government Troops’
Reported Holding
Firm At Shihutnnn
if
coimly Mini In*
'ti-p.n.l linn fruin tiffin*
tin n *
f it io t |»t*r
iD'li •*» ntt*in|i|f*t| killihk' 11k
t\A.i
111\dlvmif iiH’tu
L f l' "f flit \ rliiTM flltiillv H»‘
w.is .,i |unhang. 21 mile, in ihr
111**i *' L i a / i n it tn I hixxh's** « rilll» *
molliwesl Hiller figlitiiig llieie wo»
ilHH IlMf I»l*e1II • earn111!11t*d| Ifl Mil*,
n t l l t r A cl Hum * m L tifil i
Lm
repoilnl hy ihe Sh.ingh.ti g.irrisnu
u M n u n itlt -I *•111\ l*\ pitifrwHiniml
Communique
n iitiiiin li 'li- f is v iM im l
nun
\ lim e southwest ol tins gie.il
iinih run ( \id tuilx tiniiiH iMti
A * mo i itV hail ir.ii lied Muluituug,
(liiloiiH Mf lux litvt rlif'M trim ’ll!
a hamlet 2r> mile, snulhwe,I of
t.JIY IMXX I’llftin ••IIIMIlf I'ltUsd'H
ii HHisr ••f 11ntn unity fro in (hh
Sh-ingliai, Governirieiil Hoops llieie
sriiitiim . n liifli I'lr t.l
ciim r
Weir irp m leil holihug linn
l.itxx rlifttis rin riil hi M i IUL mi
On the ir n li.il China Hankow
nilirh I y
i- mI iiius ! wholly
front l riiHal News Agrm v de
ymii im 4|»miiwiL|| i | y “ Mr
K iiheil fighting ol "luipiri rifenlrd I it * Mint itiil iMfml 111hx i * ion Hml
Hilt front 'he ,i /r | rnjuirrw Him umxihmmp In
Of l o u r s involved this .iitinii s e e m - I run* Mint fin* luxx- In* fulllifiillv
fury
raging,”
ad to lie on a snnill si *le
I lie SlMllgh.il g.misnll -m leieil I
all giivemineul ilep.it line lit' -'ill of]
Slniiigh.il within two sseek.
Uii- I-Iilliuiuillipie lluln nli'il the
Ui-liiiniuit*te hml lUHite n .oh.Inn
lliil mlvisliei' from K hsIihh, utmut
5u mile* *iiii1liwe*l of the. il> I hi
Wiuilll put (III- »oiilllw*-*l piling nl
lln- Ited fim-e* and the nnrttiwe*l
forre about eipiiil ill*tMure fl ami
tHinngliMi
The imrlhwe*i fnoi
W*< ileaerllieil a* flexible, rang in
from 21 to 25 mile* from tin- ritv
•The Tan-hang action was d e*in
i«m! it*I*Id**I
*’ l M im m *
fi'|i% lull II|Dl|| VMII In Mflfnr i r
I Ii v
I il vx
in
M l I Is! Nil "H |« It
I 'eIIIl|t \
Mrs. Walker Tells
Business
Women
ng Of Human Rights
. .
.
^
W ASHING IO N. M .v I .»_ (/T )—
iSrHflrnf | fllUMII I h M litt newt
i nilfrrrm r Iml.iy Ilf Jill i# r* H
lirn l f-»i i f'l.fMHl.OMf 1,01)0 in tffjiv f
Immigration Officer
S.iys, Man
s Posi, .
. e .
. *n
»•* «v«ml
tivclv I Cl V n t I I Ir fl irfin* ,,„f I Il.r*
« U | im !
'IfM
^nd
a,
tf r ,
Immigt th-oi I i.ttiiiu. .t..ftrt W tldnlt
Millet s.titl t, ml,t v t sI owmw .iv t
hlt.irtl t fo il.I, ,It11> ,1 ,e,i h i. Iteeu
positive),
itlnililted i, (te .tth ttl
I.i*let, tins.mg then ( omimiiiist
I lie X I ye t, old f isle,, who I,
1,11 lllg t w o
| i o , slide ltd setilen, e s
ill I Ills toonin
ill. tppe.iteil l-ssl
week fIulii his hoinr in Nets V u k
f Ir w is fire ..ii f .! IJMMt I, ,,|
I If he|(r*xr t Hi 1ml Itdh!t Lcfn
(H II 111 i*n* r mh I iln i'M ifiifn l
,
Mill V,
X.IDI
1 m uH Pm d11p(V !i*|vd»prri Jl.,*
<NMI.IHKI.OlMI M1t| i » MIHI.IKKI^OOO
Pmxx Uii pfir [•Ill'll- ilrKl
A im irrim ; r-pnilx w | im n ItfH
xxlirlhef lie Hill fell i f
Of Ml im i f .n f
nr*I pm ir v* Mif f ’ rf
%nIr nI lin t v.| it4 lit,it w Mi||rl bn
XAMtVf’fl 'Mil Xxh rn ihf uimiinf f»f the
tlrllttl
is detetnmietl I tlet he Mid
I h e lin e , I t , l o t s , w h u l i s.u lril
lie dill tint e\)ie, I tny t hinges in
I ii i o i N e w X i>ik
, | iv - i g o . L ite r
I he I t , |tl<sgltUI lie | 0 0 ||p>,rtl I * , I
M i l l o n l (lit I i lir tiii.il, slo w .iw iiv
WASHINt.IMN M u 1 ,'
-llio t o l i i l r u l i l i r d
liiiusrll
is I i . | e i
1 h r x liip , *i»x a rt
»»v Ut i> n t . A i u r n
lx i 11If*
I (in S ln p |M lH ! 1 M»f\. 1 i n
'l l N x l l t l l ’l f|||» !n il l ll« l »r,,i
m s$r
im ld v
M lllr i
l h r Li f •• JlfMll!*’ ’f ft
for
M ,r fi"(itl v*1>if •,m!lii$; tlun*1 HO
• J .,1
, , j it ,ir !*«•txx4*4*m pxOo.miiijiDO
l'»1
HI n l
Th
• **1#1 i r »(»f f r i 4
4-4X4* I
f t m i t i v r i* I f*$i f »114 11V •If
A ix h iv l fm
J r a il
a Ml
M ill'"
M h * vltHXBM t t
C *x i h i . b i l l It ■In 1*■
mill plisee iliel t ill's 1 . 1, ,e .p.iinl ,11
olll lei-orils *•! the hlltl, 'hitr null
plllie nf l*:isle| " lb iiihh-il
"I don't siippo.e uitv oidmnn
siosv>isvas umlhl l" limning iiiminil
with Klsli-l'» luilh dull- mid pliii'iw i l l 'l l
new SIIIIOI a-ks-d wln-tbel
lie [mil Hliy mfm miilinn u. In hmv
F.l*lei got aluuird Ihe dii|i. Milh-i
■h t 1) . UfMt « itlMt'
iivUi .1 xx I t i J h i ' t Mt
1 1 iifititii i
chiiir*
X II*XX ijtMiM*il \xiHi
I letii^ItVayte \D \« » of til#
m an
1( • •*i i, l Wax « -i11■I M inui * * ommit*
11
!»••• ( »-m|vl,tim an! a ftri it
r i ,, f \» id, i fie PifwiihMit v«*4t0rdty
that in »I Liiij »lit on 1 f it v•$i *-ii rigid
|W«»X4‘t lllltlMl! »*I •*11■B«11\ llltf <*J4f1 fkf
litifhi'i inn**
.Ml It until it *j* *••
t iimplol#ly
a kji ri*t| xxif Ii I liMlghtiHi h I njilt <**'‘*11*
umv mi,| • Inxi l>> I,,.d piH.-tu-e.i this
in making i,i" Jununry Imdget re,. <in..■<■** H« !■■*• S'iib VI
said
"ll'a a at range proeeduie One
.viniId wonder how lie g)ti on the
Of Hosj
bed a* falily haavy. Ilia- Ited* N eccds
eds
H o s p it f l l j
, .
.. .
. Vf I
Ntaww t« " , ,-a u li’ '!♦-> mfnitwt th e .
A
m
f? v n l n i n e s e l
Arc L*Xplf)inCfl
Expluincd RH ,y, ■nil "dmJin im vVitwe!, Millei ■hH'I
NalliiMHlI*!* under an artillery j
AFC
if h«< ifmI Mfi Mtiti i*|ihfiMiiil y . he
liaringe Tin- eoiiiinnulque *ahl t>
M n c D o n .i l d
B r y .in it*J
9x linve ynlleii Initial V
fOn
iM
illolilu
»nArr(’hestaewd
ll Iinlli'iira Ha I'sae liw r l
H i^ins AndKilbee
To Attend Fl ood
Commi I(eo Meeting
L .i l ii . xxIm h | sm u ih hnx ml my
Cl,and',-i " f
t m i l . , eree Mani» full I III lllfl lirMI’I'IMllflk^* till * Let'll
K.iMtini ll.ggiit" HM.I cm m ty
ix ini; tn |{H nnl Ihe e«niiitr> f»»t
I- ^ i Mm- NViuMiMr-H it jHHN'i! . „ i,,,"'.."in-i W (I Kill'.-.- lo.lav
148*I i f l iim' h liiiii hi "mill In * ii.iepted Ilie HivltHllHi.
" f ttrln
A *t I ti|M*rl Mti'iil Aim ** Lit** |i." i,-" ii. .'I. h I io .'. o " I the Flood
. ,.,,it"| t ’.u iiin it■
"f I liirliln. to
X»M*k
I ii -.j n*i llrju if l m m l
!'h , 11 i-ri<1 ,i mueting Stiiunbiy morn
[ I,.
MI Xi* 11*||t If 1|! IlH 4|l T,l»||*J»*'HI mg nl HMtrt t,M ,u k i.t the (lke»i mJ Si’»(I I mill N!* f •!
m x'
, |,"I,.-.- Cmirl H.Hi'H
t" 'tis.'iHX
Kin
i , i • txjiHnikf Ini Mm* ILi L h v L* H,||" prop,,".-d "I, fl""d r" ld r" l
In it,, lelegrnn. -cut Mr I I I *
i . i, at SmhI| ih iii |i I miiI i ,fri !ijih h'InnMi’ll « 1 miihihhi gdt" the
invitation
mentioned
I ' ...........
being llo- No i "pr.,pi.".-d idll"
", 'bn I ■•*•
Iti'l 1.1 111," C"I,I,I<>
in allegeil i.latur.- w itli lefrrrin-i- ><< main'"F-i li.illrl" ami mske them n p iil wilh
i . 'l . i . . ll.e 11
(■HU.m.ltec "" leiiaiu-e i.liil "p ,-iat,".i ■ " •(. being
A ll six, includ in g foils m
g
i .
.
Hve Bartow
their a,Idle".". »'(•» s i Is r as him ,.,., tigh t- ... I
\ mi 11 an Ad it il itlie <>1" Im, ii by Iim-u I men - " I be ."•■rt'ng
,* Ii' help f.iM.I Ii* ' C.llt'-'l N.i
I hey were held under 115(111 l.oml
e .iie .l
let.iii'il " f '" h it" .* ,i" port
e(f,Ml t o t ....... I l " w e t a n.-t-"
M n W alk f l , w liii It 'xxHilfi (Hi! iii ................
caeh on charges of .Muhictl.ig »
■'Under the p h .p iin t lu ll.,' Mr
l-'lte ry , S h e riff ''u lh re i.H , said
W m, r , P a rk, w .„ n il.n .lm -.1 In ... I. it > fl,,- C i,, ! c l S ta le s velon
,.i 1, iiimI lelt.M , (,» 1,1" .„.( Iv*- Hi "iixt.ii »liite.i. "mtlbige w ill t,e
..o w n
p.” W M o i’;
> -« »
... ............
levied in eacli i.m iity
affected
,„ the raid, said the alleg.-.l h.ilila I ptrsitlrril, and Ilf i talk w.o l.n. ,,1
l|,
in,.' "t mm'' Him. tu -VI Y ',.11 county w ill definitely be in.l , I"-,, I 'll..,oi.io, -1 ■ in'....... I | .'Iiifl,'.] hy this toll ’’
,1.rowing was
cn„l,u-leil in « ,,.sl over Station W IH K
Ih.s nn
I. P". i .i H h. i pioreetluiK* m *•»«' [ Mt
IliggilP. pointed ".It 'bat
•hack one mile inside the H l l l i - ; r|l<|,nenl In llir
...... I th.
i
yt'l.l"
..'■ ■ Iln u r* Ob »•««• I ' " " >
U r.m gh comity line.
I Inileil States, she s .i.l, ......... . b.
n.il
I,,"
.............
..
bud
II.
I
y Myi*m
In r iiH flr fl h ii *.
,
l,.,im g ,i seven loom, 4 «
hltf* iiidm iim (it*nrir«* Ai n w k f women ami met. ,<le„i,i ,1
S inik'll
I. , |,a. I li.el.l in New X ", L
*5, Mini JnniDM K
H itw klnn, *!7 ioit iratis ” e.|iirthtv >•( right - in t'i"
i
i
..|liei
nmide
'
tr.',quint
•
"
f
!
I lie negroes wet. li l f i i t i r t f f l ii m llir laws shall mil l>c .Irm rii
11.. I..., lnii'„I did nut *m .wet *•"
Hill A tw ater, 51: Solon Wear, I I . ..liridge.l hy the U liilr.l 'ii.,ir.
I,e|| tv I,............
•I
taines C. McFarland, M , and one
tln n llau ea . 1 * M s r l h , , n
W|,h! „|>|»'OI " t" h,
, «,nll....r*1 Ho I'eae
.
negro th ilil. Mildred Bl.-k*, 15.
green louiatu '• glowing *n t
Slier iff CullireHth pointed mil
N K IiltO II ULII
BUS HER VICE
|i"(*( i vine it. ((,■' void "I Mr
that he did not believe Utr "l«
t i , ,.I. W„«t,1li«1"». 55 ........... bl !
M r* It F Hubbard. -’" I t
Ad liHonel "ervlrc Hy tl„ "...
..ere throwing holltn for -*le in fin.I Transit Line* includr' '•
14! • *>. iv*" arreate.l la 9 nlgtit l.ity Court, riie plant ix one 'f
im , l, iiiik.-nm-HH
l«y Pittiolman lute .if Irish potato plant" Neartill* <-minty.
Ini" rout.’ In Five Point" nii.t , •
Mlxnn, act-ording to M yer*, **id tutu l.y the old Orlnn.lo higt.wi.v | '..mt, II.H-kett
file
negro " ...........
line of lit wit p'.t»t'i plxnU.
.i.ey came to HIII*l.or.mgn tiec*u»e slid the Kenfnrd M u nit-il ui I A m
lo,,,)' helped heie pending
Nem hy |n » i .hv nf tomato
|
f, tun llayloiu.
Hen,'i 111lltll .1
the heat w i. h on" In Polk county. I'.irt. Another rmitc Includes ....... ..I
I . mint Him on ,. .-bulge
«"
And III M I n ih I the M l*m i I billy I rip * w tl*y to Itcns'iu Jinnti.-ii
l,i-i. .lac"''..-.., >"ll .-.>i."*rv»t'ne...iii "iit.l battery
New* made pul,lit wlmt it H*i,| vi» l.nke Mnnrne.
i*.l, » t.o viewed (hr plant th l,
morniiiK s*i.l tlmt Hie tu niito>*s * "aeciet rode" lined hy ruckllke growth mlgnt t's Hie rexult
.le e r* in carrying nut their
"f a croas w ith a * " jt of
,,mated J t ,6(81.1881 t, year ''lllognl
wild tumeto vine which gtowx in
• lirce-nuinhcr* *nd bookie bnai(('•■llanea O*
Konrl
the vicinity
More ran be told
when the plant, now nevsial
LIONS CONTEST
months old, h nesrei m aturity.
Thu Lions Cluh All-Htxr Junior
I,. HHid.
In I l i l l s b o r u u K h “J
HHUFFLEBO ARD-TO URIBT
|^
‘ for
tg f^ lfflo S
.
.......... and transfer hy the County to i
-----------j ?s. ®Sn*°*rtL®-!!U*f
Vh *be CUy of two parcal* nf laud: i C*l®rV Is almnt two weeks ahead
and Ihe Sanford Tourlat Club w i ll. the former hospital altc on Esist
*ba regular growing season ami
a J? n" si0 nt ,u PP- r tob l*kt »t (First Hlreat, and tha new base- ' ""'y *>mut1.8.10 acres remains >>
Tan thouiand flngerlltig be**, 0!80 P. 6L
-hell park on Melltir.vlll* Avenue, i Flnrlda. M. I, Ctillum, sales inana
supplied by th* Florida Qatqa
— ———
*ig er f,,r Clmsi* anil Co., amiiiiiiiceil
and Preah Water PUh Commit*
lialay. On May I remaining aerr
•Ion, ware recently placed In
"I® was alaiiit 2,:m7.
four takoa In thla area by mamHe estlmateil the
reiualniug
bora of the Seminole County
Central Florid* acrengr in celery
MJportamen’a Aaeoclatlon, Oeorgo
■t P92 acre* of which 522 acres
KjA. Speer, president, announced tnla gnideu variety and 410 naxcnl
Moat nf thla acreage is in Ihr l iaeball g*ine will not be played
lake* In which the baa*
muck Area* of Zallwood and Ovir- i»m.irrnw night.
Another date
NEW
YORK,
May
12—(/P)—
Americans
and
Britons
are
havini
weta placed are Seminary Lake,
do.
will bo not and announced later,
Lake of th* Wood, Triple Lake a family quarrel on th* subject of finincei. The ariumtnts lound
was started Monday m King Lion Hamilton Blshee said
and (Mden Vtke- Thl* waa Uta very much like some you may have heard at home on how In mala theCutting
Wclradale section. North Fliir- tid* afternoon,
first detvary nf flqgirllnga by the and* meet.
Ida celery acreage la ealinintr.l a
i ------------------------------Commission' this spring,”*•!
308 acre* of which I0H aero* lx In
AMOS 'N A N IlY SUED
The British say: wa should cut down on expenses.
Speer. Application* for more flab
LOB ANGELEH, May 12—(A1.—
The Americana say: you ahould »-------- ■------------------ -- ■ - - — __ golden, and 190 acrei In pascal
Saranota finished cutting M.m- Amo* 'N ' Andy have been sued fnr
o f I no out and make more money.
, , , , , ,
day and shipped but one car nf 1300,000.
celery.
The
William
M orrii
Talent
^aocUiioe, repwted that T i l quail Jjt* tha open today in Paris for
The Belle Glade section report* Agency,. which filed the action
♦trapped tn -doead anas, where tbe neighhora to bear, Is over
approximately 800 acres of which I yeetordav, claim* It lost a weekly
hunrntg Is not permHBkiJhed been
is do about Europe after
rommleslon of $11,000 after netb# MarebaH Plan end* In 1969, •**"*
, nout atran.
1,v* M * » * four-fifths It gulden variety.
and
atlll
come
w ill Um American taxpayer have
_ Carload shipment* of reriminlng gotUtlng * contract for the radio
Thla view |a being urced cur Florida celery amount to 1,000 to comedian# with Lever Bros. Com
to go on auheiiiy.fig its economy
*/■
to keep Western Europe from fall- rently at the meeting In Oenevn 1,200 car*.
P*"yof the United Nation* Economic
lag to the Xuaaianaf
Golden *weet corn ha* been
CHARLES VALLEE DIES
ItPA
KNA. Caltf.,
The Britleh have plumped for Commission. But the dispute it worm free, due to proper Insecti
WESTBROOK, Me., May 19—
austerity, which nteaaa to' Import self between th* American and cide treatment, and le of excellent
tm -’
leaa, espactally from the United Britleh point* of view la being quality, with shipments of late i/P)—Charles A. Vallee, father of
■topped '
*v and to consume lees. Aua- aired at today’s meeting of the bringing $3.00 a bushel. F. O. 11. motion picture, radio and «tag«
9 do—
l ook n u lla i a m o A International Chamber of Com.
order te “*o*b
“
Vi•l«nrla oringo deil is now seter Rudy Vallee, died at hi*
todej
mere* In Peril.
^ i u spoken hie
drtwlnff to a close. Premium fruit home here today.
The death of the 81-year old
Wh* wlehap.
le bringing M<60 e crate, F. 0 . H.
_ dispute
X-ray*
retired druggist waa unexpected.
Earlier
In
the
saason
the
profit
broken
up
lea
...
jtI,^ a A
HBRUBIMKJ
of the •Ight-mgn eenaulUttve margin fop growers waa cut way Ha had worked In hla garden yeadown by tha $1.76 price then re- lerday.
of mlnistere far the
Four County Lakes
Restocked With Bass
Berlin Blockade End
Called Source Of
EncouraKemcnt For
World By President
M r, Amelia I Innes XA ■IV, ,. hi
1 trtn.iiinn.tlly k n o w n Im h r i ss,„V
grin-" diiiimgi'* loinMlnp fa.MIH to
j Im I ipiril Rtghis Im W llllll'll I 1111
nnils ii|-iiin*l tin- Central Trin-I.
Ing Line" mh the result of m
i I m IMIi ill of llir iutem .ili"ii ll ii.mile" -ii'taln ed Ii a irm-k m u
I l he N iii.'ii il
ili-iit livo years «g". (I I' Hein
night l"hl I Jitilen, eli’rk of the m in t, "mil M.ij
Ilii'U ie ,* anil 1’ ih I p h ih ii .i I W huiciis
ii'omliiu
i
/I’
i
81*1...
,
.
,
,
,
,
.
.
TAMPA.
Mnv
12
C. C llimihirMin was foienian <f
. i !,_ , ..i„i.,
„ , l lllb thill vile behrves Ihe N ili'.o il
»|„. |„tv »hi,h ln.li.de,I lt„ f„ . I men were auesleil lust night ui »
MalliU, c. I. Hiitner. Joe .Mikb-i. , emote m ill I'Hiongli 1-imnty shark | • Oiigiess will p iss .III ................nl
throwing, irmoving wnmen (nun die ■ • t •
J,.. |( f . Htr„riJI llr„| lt«viM-m.i mi charge, nf bollta
Sheriff Hugh ■ ullueiith said to
,ry ,,f then I iiis I m u i ('« "gimils mil
W Hniriiu.
Htate winner J n the cont^_*t_ w a* ( r r ,tllv
Agrirnllure
A
g riru llu r la chartering a tra in ; Kverglade*,
Governor ( racks
Gearhart Eisler
Commie Armies
Down On Culhrcnth
Reported To Be
Open 2 Attacks
I'A I.I MIASSKK, Miiyi 12
• l*i
inn Wan I’D '( I )
Ship Stowaway
In Shanghai Area vkiif
I S lirtiff lliik'li r*iiL m ith
lion of I .Itill.lMK) loss-lent housing
nulls in srsrn vrars, as President
I hum .us inpirsleil I hr .‘senate reHi ill ’Till' lit Irnipt in | IlsMHsO'MI
I I mpi "f
Vi’liimn'* lust
cnlll passnl a housing lull <Ut*
SHA NG HAI. M .v
12
i,|>»
, Shih Lix nf t i *i M<•••it •», silit t in Iit
titiK dir uiiiuhri of dtrsr units to Ifv*I lo u rs piishril t«> within 21
in tin* • vfjcfin
\
llll't iti'l fill'd
HIO.IMH) m si* years
miles of sli.lligli.il lull, II
iittfH'k xvii'
mmlr ii|K»n tins
Hanking ( hairmaii Spentr ( 0 rllu rti t( . ...... . in f i m(i i nf
I wo sep.ir.ilr (<immiiu.it>
K V> said dir Irglslalloll will totne Mi kt were iimlerwuy Ihe nr,irrsi
llU ilium mh f hr .Sii Mill III DilV,
uhilr In. a i Tm Imtknl nil A
,, shnwdown vote in dir House
,|,„ rMt.
Anil fiei.nlnr
Tisfl
lit Ohio)
preilii-tril ilefeiil for a huge pari
„f I >j<|,-1■t Truman'* li'ginlatlva
pingram, Iti- -mid the tlenou-ratic
m|.( Cuitgn-*.- U
opposed aa
t tu- Republicno etui Is to the l‘n-*|.
,1ml'* "basic phllo*ii|iliy of goveminent
A* an example, the Senate'*
tju p polley chairman * hi,I eight
Spain during hearing* on Semite „f the Cl im-mber- of ihe Senate
latlflcallon of the pact.
l.aMu ( hillimiltec an- opposed to
At prevent,L the Foreign h 'M
All Tiiilinin'* nutloniil lo-ultli In
f a i r -ra w *i
(VaellaatO
*uiiinii- progiiiui
I'his iiiHjorlly
i ii Ik Ii I prevent
Ihe pliin
from
teaching the Senuli- f|,"n
Tiifl told ii luinhei men's meet
ing Hint the "greatest! failure of
Ihe Hl*t ( ‘oiigri'MM i* in tin- finan(Unnllmied <>n I ’age Threat
Lake Mary Girl
Places 20th In
Spelling Contest
L e g isla tiv e O p p o sitio n M o u n ts
.
Tomato Grows
On Folato IMnnt
T . E. Tucker Named Chairman Of
Seminole Savings Rond Commillee
J
XV. Wllaon, entomologlal at
IA M P A . M *v 12 (Spc. i.il t X' I I N fiith n itl. e e f u i i v . v .,r I In- Central Florida Experiment
president of the F in l N *liim ..l Mink >t I*n i(t* ami rli*n m *u <d th- .Station, when informed bv tele
Sliilc Adviiory .S«viiiK> B»»nd» ( iunmiM-r, Aitn.iun. r .l lo.U v ill* ip - phone of Ho- plant, stated that
I>om,In,rot of T. E. T il. ket „l .S.itifnid n rhalitn.m ol llir Sriiiilm lr potato plants sometimes grow
sued no,la Hud closely resemble
Cimuly Saving* flmul« r'liintm ltrr
*mul tomatoes.
Nlr. Tucker, now taihier <>f (hr MoinU Siatr flank at .Sanlwtl. w.n
born In Blountetown,
Fla. and
moved to Hanford In HU I af t er1v(,||„u f,lr themselves greater flattemllng Wahhlngt.m and l.ca ltNlllin|
tty f„r the future.
University. During
thn war hr
..m-ouraglng to mo to
served In the A ir Force a* an kl|,iu, ,|IHt th|. ,loop|r („ K|„rttlw
aerial photographer rrom 1941-12
Ml(irr thllll *7o>(K8>,<H>n in K*vand wa* a purser in the Merchant ing* Bond* Inst ynar and 19411
Marine from 1043-44.
"iil.-i to data are running welt
He lx a member of the Junior alien,I of the *uma period in 1948,
Chamber of Commerce, the Pres Till" should ho of inlerext t«. every
byterian Church, I*
nrtlvc in buxines* man heenmte every Sav
Scouting and I* a director of the ing" Bond (h.llnr represent* future
Hospital Association and an active liun-hnslng power set aside to buy
committee member of the current ids ifood* and service* when sales
hospital drive.
may lie needed much more Ih in
In making
Ills
■ccrpt*t,rc now."
known, Mr. Tucker said, “I feel
Mr. Tucker I* now forming a
that proper management of our committee to assist in promoting
national dabt fa the responelbllity t h e
forthcoming
Opportunity
of every American and we can do Drive to run from May Id through
no finer thing than to encourage June 90 during which time every
more people to put away aome of American will ba asked to, “Put
thalr eavtgga In U. B. Saving! More Opportunity in Your Futura
Bonds, thereby becoming a 'share with U. 8. Saving* Bonds." Tha
VaOaa bad operated drug stores
for 40 year* before hie retireWilfred (Lefty) Lefebvre, Brown meat la 1999. He wee a graduate
baseball coach, formerly waa a of Iherbteoke College, fiberholder (g our government and probrook*, P. Q.
pitcher for the Boston Rad Sox.
—
( O t i l l s s e * Oa P a g e V e a s t
__
The g. len 1" the hobby of Mr
llubbnrd, an employee of tho
Florida Power and Light Co Tthe
new home was completed ami oc
cupied in January.
N EW LION
King, a three year "id lion,
was brought hack from Boss Al
len's animal farm at Ocala where
Venue, three year old llonexx had
heon token In exchange. This
morning King was snooting com
fortably In hla ruge which xtill
Imre the sign, “ Venus."
M E E T POSTPONED
Duo to the death of Luther
Harkuy, father of Mrs. Edward
Klrcher. executive secretary of th*
Bemlnolo County Tuberculosis end
Health Association, the annutl
meeting of th* ftiaoclatlon, origin
a lly senedulad to taka ptec* to
night i t 8:00 o’clock at th* City
H ill, hex been postponed to •
lite r data.
o b i — etiMlMWtoa
tiMs i
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P A G E E IG H T
Labor Roundup
[ Nation’s Business
|
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(Ctml tinted r ...m
On*
««T- Ihe iln ie ile ittd M il T hun- may change I hr picture (or
llljr.
industry, by bringing uti lb* U
The company laid it will lay of i ' 1'1!1"" •|",cK r »h* " . r * \'Z [
> .m
Fold * , * , in s t. | f r ,
% ? £
Mtnneapolit St. raul, Lot how many tar* it run tmpp in
Angele*. lion Mountain. Mich., and at |irri«nl price*. lV„ge negni
Metuclien, N. J., witilin a few day*. Son* starling sum, will nffn-t
Many •mall |ilanl* among Fold*.
"''J'* '*£
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I t||/i
I
I :
a Don
Bill if till* fo u l p
J.MH ...pj.lieri w e „ beginning to <|llc(lll.,
................ ..
(ell Ihe ilnke * effect aim.
k i|ie r compadle* a ir <lrnrk I
fo ld Imned down an oiit.ide o f-'th e entire Mijiply-drmnml mill,
fet of mediation of the live-day : 11 f"' •haniteil, However, by I
•tube. The company contended th a t1* " ." ''" " t1 ' " vr* " 1,e,r
,l'
.
ami bach to normal eompetltlu
the dupute over a union charge
()il. l)pf„ r(1 Ju|y
ol a •prrdnp hoiilil lie arbitrated •houlil know bow minb trimol
by an exprit ilctd by Ford and lb It rnn ■•'•II till* year—bow nn
union I hr f 10 Untied Auto W oik-1**1."1 “‘^1 ufferl IN ln»«ea In f
.„gge.„o„.
1|1(J| (ir mN(,
m|Ht cut
l.l.rw brrr in thr autmnutlVe in* [hem. „[| ||„, w«y I..... l„ I lie well.
dilvlry. 'I7.IHKI wmkerv ptrvinuvly |Then it ran *tnrl wmiylng ahum
m*d* idle hv «tiikrr« weer to re- j find oil ngnin. Next
wlnler ml
lull) lt» wmk IcmIaV
! Hit'll fiH M Hliffl'l l /rfii|M’t»ti*>||, both
llinle.il, reealled <16,000 laid nff ^ '" " V ‘“ ' '" " l r" ” " ,h"
la*, work bv « nhi.rtage of brake.; ‘‘V
'" - r ;
r,*«
Origg* M R i. Co. recalled I0.BD4I i'.'
M "1
M ilw cieM i Hn.l
made idle Friday by . email walkand fettorb j. I hr
out. and Uhryetcr rcum ed opera- ' Z ' * ^
i "
"
"
1
r " n’
linn. In ........... UK Mich.,
/*
......,
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M
in
i
were
laid
o
ff
by
a
ehortage!
•»
*’|n
*
w»l..r.
I*
...........
a
ffm
fi.
I ll daiigerouiily.
of lliig g . car bndir*.
' Coal:
Hu
Some .Him Shu Kiaitdeeu cab,.
.
, nliemly out lii'Hting
,
Im.lii'** («,.
for .M*ton,ei*.
ciivtomer*, rmil
run I men 1ir1
driver* returned to work today „f. h''.h,■
June will face then chief nhhiml
In .elilement of their ISUf-day 'f" '" ;
7 " ,l'" " , l* " /
atrike. The Vollew and PlytlHU.th
h' ‘. 1 "i 7 “ ',’ "'r* , 7
rompaulr* agreed to „ *U.7 f, dally, ft * 1' 1 7 “ "
I- Lewi*. Hy July
minimum wntfe
Ml l^ r cent of lUv> " h“ ^ 1 '"‘ V " " ‘t 7 " , '.,f ‘ "*
dpi
.....Mv rece.pN,
whichever wa* j
^ 7 " f..
Metal.: till' plire liiittle wlmiilil
lilghi'i. The union had avknl $10.
be
ovei
-lion.
Copper
!oi>
mlur
Three oilier conipanie* which tiperdown five cell I* a pmmil, lend
■le tan cab had nettlrd with the .even
and 11 half eellla. Illiyer* mid
alrikui* earlier.
Hikly-flve himdied worker* ir - *ellrr* *liou|il reach 11 roiiimiin
lot tied today hi 21 plant* ami iimlrr.lnmling elmrtly. Hut in .Inly
noti-ferrim.
mill* tinwairhmi»cn
wNirhmuc* of the lil'llco
1,1‘llco Corp. Itt
in 'the
,”
"" ............ metal ...............
IhePhilHdalplii,. area. Two local* of
‘ ' ' 7 r,M
(he CIO Electrical Worker* Union "venlorlea. It may la- A mru-I.
ratified a new contract y e i t e r d a y , | ' j "
ending a weekl.mg eloppage.
A ™ " * wlt
The I’hllcu agreement rer|ulre* | Im' 1,11 '*H V , K" ’L ,1"",
^
the company hr cm,elder new wagej fca'ly for wtmleve,
............ .
Increase* w'h*„ Ihe union lietleve*1in l.uelue*. larur*.
Wind clothing: .pukr.lnen non
a pelhmal wage pattern III the b>
ituelry ha. been e.talillahed. The think tlie tllg-of-wai lirtwern the
linton al.o oblalned numermi* other wmdcii mill* and the men'- *uit
maker* limy lie aettled by July
lieliefllM.
An Mgreeenild wa. 1cached ye.- I ’rrhap* more limn nnv ulliei, lid*
(i-rdky helween the CIO Trannll Itldu.lry from I tie *ht'i>p hi Ihe
been thrown out of
Worker. Union and Ihe operator* Miit —ha*
nf New York Cily'» large*! priv litilanee by war .b inlag ** mid de.
ately owned • r hiihIt *y*teni- Thr itiand*, .oaring prii'e* mid io *t-,
agreement averted a .tr lk r of t,* and finally, coti.umer *tiike* ItIHHI over the dlecharge of two rreotivrr.lon hi postwai normalcy
worker, aeell.eil of ebiwduWn la d - I* inure |>iiinfnl limn mii.t, cer
Ic . The tran.il ey.tem aerve* 2.- tainly, Mill there are *ign. now
POO.imhi rider* daily in Manhattan, Hint Hie imlu.try I* winking to.
the llti.ii. Mint lower We»lrhe*ter wuid a priii' cii. turner, eait mu
will miy.
county.
Im fu.tiie* which luivi ulieady
Some
tifdl wnrknra at
three
plant* of the National Cal Mm Ci*. gune through tliclt recpH.lun nrdrat ami me vvulting fm Hi*
other, to ntep into title include:
aviation, ration textile*, mnehlue
hud. ami leal her. About ready,
• 4 * n iN ii m t t :
r A itH u n *
H AU Kirr
but with a few tunre leadju.t.
i t i : r u n r v » tm
Tti* ii i l lo w ln g p i l e * * r * p » r t * d *•» incut, to make, are the elrctrica
til* t h .t f i,. Oil llieM .a fo r il
a i.N *M|iiiprn«t)ii amt papri amt pul|i Inl ' . r m * t . M a rk e t fu r p ro d u e * « » t'l d ll.tr ie . Retail trade, ill general,
in t n u k e ri. a n ,I * ie .,ie f* 114, l „ l i 01 ha* pen'll invcnlorlr* ami many
A M M ay T !!■»!•
now reitUri' that mark-up. i ii ih :
lle .n i) . T e m l* r * r * * n
Mu M in
»l 14 J lm lie fitted into the pallern of what
t)r II lit. l l lr li U V h I hIII 111*
J all the fUntullier will pay.
Hu Mi»r
j j ;*;;
t lit
Still
largely
uiirinni.lructci
lie n nn, r u in lit! in
!ii!
ItriiliH, Limit 111! 11!»ir
‘ J -■* i
are tlm railroad* and to a le**er
\
no
l i t n i l / . I l t i l l i t r Hu M p r 13 Of)
*» n extent Ihe Imilding imlimlry. The
l-ghluiKi :•« f *•• He
•••
3 2 i rail* liaveu't Hiked
llieir eunt
l > l # r y , it u l d r i i »*»*
1 3 »«
•j r.o prolileiu. Tlie Imilding imlil*try'*
C * l* r J . I ’ m hciiI * 'r*
I " M»
ll
oil
C uri», f* r t
< - 3•*
co*l. have iomn down a little. Ilul,
I "T(i- 111ft I*i“f H Cull*' V
I ;.n with few exeepllun., II *1111 ha*
|L i
||-k i
><*-•«*
Cm m n l'i ih I 'lm ii *
II* mnjm piohlem: how h> build a
n n *
*1 ‘ ”
2m
> lioine at 'In' price people can pay.
C« K itlm il I h i I H k l
t
II ^
Waking up from the inflationO H r» Hi*
Itp r
n "ii
| ,41* I* .nil F
ary dream i- unpltrii.nnt fur all Intill
I I mWI
U
■luHtrlea— I In* nnlloii can la> thank
l'«PpRfR*telH»|lH
ful It i* coming In nliigp., mid nut
• tig liwM l
U 1,11
) ran. IIInHa Ky*i / r* with one Idg jolt.
flu
M pr
M w
Slat** I’arnHTti Market
t'i> |iiti*cr* Nt-u Cl.i Itk il Ml I k *
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ll U
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p ro d u e *
h ilr ly
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Ji
1 TiO .truck l ■day i
.1,011 the (Jill United t'lieiuical Wotkcr*
.1 |u contract lu.t midniglit. The ttitlim
J«H .aid *ix la.lie. remained In tliaHgircmwnt.
10 0
I In h I l«»*Uy m i ,m
lintmifnl
limrkxl
liiid y
Egg* And )*ouHry
JACKSONVILLE.
Mar 9 4AI* I
— .'In,id* t:** market
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fin i*
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FLORIDA arsfl* A
To
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fr y a t. n il
lit lb * up .......... l
■roilari r*d
| * l U lb* .............I
Hina rad heavy
4U Iba up -------- .1
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I lb* un ...............|
liana Ifeht undar
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41
ten* red heavy .4*
felt* whjla hvy 44
l u a light ..........
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It
Praaaed and drawn
rfyer# red
14
■roller* red
14
MONDAY MAY 9, 1949
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Con.utnet.
Vegctahlf Market
iACKHONV ILLL*.
ftUy F—<AK*I
I'll** F4*t|f»N4l Htul« >4tUf t NllR’l
Hfirvlcf* rnirl) Nt* $% »«ir k Murk**
*!H Ftnrhiu f r lit 14w 41It 11 4Eg14til III f j
I (,*!'li nn Im tiiii|»|f If i
Hum* tififiinit Ih!oIi «In HirlnglftMiDU«'k Vulfiitlue*i loo i;.n, frw 05.
•441til ■ JAM, iHDJlvr* ISO J'rO |*I vn11
Mil* Ilf**41 ajl,', 3.>0. f*U* ,1/ j , (Oil >4!■.
l&0e|AK, FhirlfjRi llvtlln .1J:*
run
'Ifa tiimr«r UIi -I fmi 1.1utii betMii
ImirIi H r lllfgulur •11194111y lift Jbll
AMine I tl lltrlt celery I'rulctN ITft,
l*'v 2Uil (.‘urn w11 Ittitiml cruftet
T a lto w U itnaao K ill. auii p ito ra r 1 Ull
Km. | * w I n I t , -a i|,i ja n j -j j . |m , k H
tln ia n l u ll | i , iln a a i, i.m M m n il
know n cou nt lU - llm
p o o ra c l i t ,
act). C a liU aae I ', M in I im ! lm * e * lie ,
ty p a I0U i a r a r r . t i e Jim -JM I. dom e .ltc C o iiln l ty p e le u irm -aon
C u u u m b a r. tin .lie ],i r:,n.turn po o l
111 l a i r U im llly w iM lm , lu ra e a l l *
lAn-auo. l ’ lc k la . lo n -y u u
K a a p la m
b u .h a la
la u - in o .
p o o re r
l l i • «««.
K t i d l v a - I l i l n i i y I m . lt a li
1611 I l k
beat
H i l l . l if t
L a m tio lt
b n . h a ll t i n - H i l l p o o re r l i l t i - l t l
. ' ' I T ; * » '» h u .lia l c i i r l n n . a u -luiiH
1 1 0 - t l l , ll a t a 10-100 i n . t o o . O k ra
' O ' l i . i . . e t i - l l i i p o o re r i n n - 1on 1
h
I , , r " ,,ri* 1* "
tlo ld a n *
h ta rl IH
doaan llu - p m , a Ilm e n
I d n l i l l 11,11-tllll, * < t iii. ii
t l l - 1 1 0 fa w t llll * ilo ia ii ]1 0 -lv < l
I ? ? ' L 1 l(J
u n io n X X '* 110l i l t , P aacal | H itn ia n tew n o , 4-1
d o io n l o - l l o . I d i i i * i i lid - lo o , , f * w
111. « ilt> ■*. it n n .
Calory calilinao log* irt-iuo 1*
Inch celery crate. IltMtm Potato**
Heavy Damage In
Kcportea in iexas
Hminc Bill
CITRUS REPORT
Boysen Arrested
China W ar
W IN TER H A V E N , May * - < * >
—The State ClHu* Impaction
ICaatlaaod r » M r«a» Un»l
Rureait 10:00 A. M. report today
her
to
be
In
court
today.
allowed to
‘■Do you or don't you want tc |n lio c t a ;
Income taw without his approval
their chairman.
drapeTangarprea* n charge again*! till* man?"
are
of
local
nature,
applying
to
____ t
ft wa* a vocal follow-up ol an
fruit
Orange*
ln«>
The magi.tartp asked the woman
one particular mumVipnllty or
17,257 87.198
11W
\ Itlt.E N F , Tea., May 9 ~ / ,r ,— exchange of lelier, that revolted , m in ty .
want my money buck." replied Rail
17.W1 87.092
475U
, , . Ihe uursa. She .aid her purse euu- Truck
■I dll,ms of ilullarv iJantage wa* when the A|>pio|)tialioni Ctnmniltcc
truly one meaaure recoin mended
54.941
155,487 481
Total
. ..iinli il Imlay In the wake of wind IPU, , | IP „ | „ 10| | M|| | „ t |,
the
ih iim u u "
talued $62.
l,y the Governur in hi* aildre** to
in,I min Mtoriim that swept Ih ■
.•
/,,
. . .
** | p
'
.1
HI* atturiivy, llenjamlii H. <!ha»
•W u t.lio n
l.omnullre with
witti .ugmg- the l-egi.lature ha. brcoine law. ‘ horelgn consulate*. Inclmilng th e '|„
M glun of we*t T ext*.
T-ducalum
Ummittee
B,IIHI„ ruTd |„*t wuek he
That
one
jicimitn
the
State
to
’
American
amt
Rrltl.h,
were
in
-,
wml|
j
withdrawal of
Ida
{
gealinni
fm
reviiion.
up '"KLoTilTtr" T o
Wheal crop* were levelled ami | ge.lioni for revi.ion.
AT v T t:
mlhiuldiug blown down laal night j• No Jetiiion
dut iiion came out
mil of tl.
ll. The pmticljiatc In the imuthern re ^•reeding to try to keep the gar- client'* .umimm. against Uurneher. ■’ H A Itl.R X I.A W 'H N S t'B . fllRCR *»f
IlriknrHAH
gional education program.
.r sm, from comamlecrtng the fo r -: wUiie»*e*, he .aid, had refused to f r*.r i|r|T **||r(p
,o m ilt* .uulhweat ol here In d ie Uteluv
|lU |l|| nf
A T ln S
Y im «$r»* h i r t w
o rof ,|1
theP |,j||
bill remain* uni-hang
urn hang
w inter* area. The only caiualty, . , •«
,• , ,
r.
..
•IcTfwi
111 K iip f iir In i Hf iH r c u lt j
.
«
1
V
1
7
#,c
f
il
M'hty
American
and
come
forward
of
were
chnnging
Committee
i-owever, wa. Mr*. Cecil Hrult, *Icrl
*** The
Hie Wuietton
bduca ton Cn
nmtllee ref
*
tin
it.
aNtnlh
J
tu
H
H
iil
r
‘
lr
i*
u
llj R rltl.h firm * were hard lilt hy L'11* ' ( 1ip |r stories Imcau*. of "pul,lie
•it F in r iitn . f»ir H ^ m ln o t# C o u n ty ,
tii yield, leaving the Appropwii.i
suffered
from
lightning I fuwcl
fitted to
'n n ler. Homs were engaged In ** • j opinion."
l i i ('H iih f'v ry . «»*» fttli fl*»y o f J un#,
dlOl'k.
, . iriatiom C-nniniillee die job ol re.sentinl actlvitlc*.
| After Roysen wa* |iermilled to !!•«!», i«1 llie
H o iir o . H a n fo rd .
KTiRlIaatft Fr«M F ig i o at(
K io r lt h . iu ■iiRW pr « h i l l o f F o m *|
•
The
garrison
order
told
owners
withdrawal
the
.unrtiinu.,
ho
k
|»uiovin ticket*, he will prooaldy Irtn
lu
in
i
n
i
f
i
l
tiR»4ln-t
vnu
,.rA A i,!ic K *r,:6 7 , ^ i ” ! e o f T . li5
,,,,,n,y t,,o¥',ion* ° r M l
-i-l on acelng a picture in which , to deliver the vehicle, with drivers,1ologlicd to Durochi't liefote the «*111rt ft*y L*vl*lHh l .A \\ liKKCB, \
,mi,cd flimd* that brought dam tl it ilea,rev
(PiMivl
mm
fi»f
li
l
i
l
v
n
r
f
p
.
o llio r if lif t 1
*pare
lire
,
amt
tnol*.
Failure
la*|
lietirh
and
both
shook
liaml*.
Itoy Roger*, hi* favorite, appear*.
.g* clim ated at from n uuarll'r
rif4' 4ar e* I’iinfPRRn w ill It» v n t ir d d
Hep. Sheppard of St. John*, A lively hoy, he like* to wrestle I obey, the order .aid, would lie.
Itirrocher wu. suspended by alt.e- hl|f>*
u
i
i
l
u
i
l
y
o
u
on
rr
HI
tin
t*
.
,,f a million to a million dollar*, chairman ol Appropriation*, vlarteil with hi* pup, “Snuffy" or the dealt with by law. Since Shanghai I ball Commissioner A. It. Chandler
W IT.V K H H II1T
m v lu»««l ................
N lin n f f l r l a l
llie flood water* ere .w lftly .ro kitten, "Sniffle*”, play* at keep U under martial law, offender* I ||lt. day after the Itirlednt but wie ■„ ,,i 1 K„i,r,,r.l. rm inir of H*mln1riling after hacking Into Ilfitt the talk Imlay.
; ridnslati'd after a hearing in f‘li >-1;;1"
J'/« w " rl'1"' ' ,’1" T,h d ,r
He rote on a point ol peraoitel ing homo with floliby and Sandra could lie executed.
jlliljHf**,
Mur. IF IF
AveriU next door, ami look, after
f» I* IILItNDON
file ilamage eatlmate did mil privilege to »ay he had lieen delug hi* three year old .i.le r, Sharon I The garrl.un did nut give ilelail. , Cinnutl May 2.
f ‘ |»*rU f ’ l r i f i i l t C o n ft
'o f the gigantic Communist opera- | Roysen wu* Inle leaching the
lulud" whal wa* done to crop*, ed hy lettefe and leleKram«--"mo*t l.ynn.
[ Hons southwest of Shanghai hut'court. He explained when lie ar- HKAI. 4c lit 114nI p iVMinty. riR.
An edliiiateil m o o t! Ill 500,000 j " ; '
" ......I too.
He I* extremely fond nf niiule said the Commuulat* were con-;rived Ihnl lie had lieen "lost in
Of farm land were iimndat- ly mtplred • which pictured Inn
N O T IC E
*1 "the lug Imd wolf wlm would mid when he goe* ti> vl.lt hi* llnulng their ilrlve In Kiangsl am i' the subway."
N o ,lie I * h e re h y a tv s n t h a t th e
I Before Uoy.en'* hi rival, Id* at{inndrnnther, 5lr*.______
U. C.______
Reden- Chekiang provinces.
In tin, Wlntur* area damago dralroy llie educational vyalem nf gl«l
u ,u le r * iR U " l.
im r s iia n l
to
**c
laugh at her hump near the MuniOne drive, the Communluue- • tornev reipm.trd permlasion for »r.:, <i'i K t o r l i l . H lu lu te s . 1941. ^ I l l f w
v.ai worst In the Wingate. I'um- |
. • ••
,■
r*l>«f Alrjuirt, he like* In drum on Held, wa. toward Nanclisng, Kisng- wilhilrawal nf Hie sumnums.
r e e l* , * , w ith l l i * F ie ri, o f th e * l r - »
phiey and .ertlon. imrtn of t h a t: ,, *
.
...... . ■ .... ...
When he
he did
did *n, Keeley rn*.' and c o l, ,'im r , , „ r M e n iln o le C o u n ty ,
town. Rain*, garage* and chlek- i **f!
S.iM.Il»tnllBt f v i 'k cm!’
ir u m -,,.'Ju ' ' “nC‘, k ! ,n* *' provincial capital .180 air miles J When
K t iir lit * . u i'o n r * c * l i i t o f y r o o f o f
m i lioii.e* wer« blown down. No . Umidaled by Ihe EdutnUon I W
nf
th is
n n tlc * ,
th e
II. .1 ieT cur, I inifw i'iH * 'ti* ilyiMn »outhwe»tuf Shanghai. The other told the court?
,<<,i,||c„ii.„. nf
this
1
•uiiiip* were wrecked, however.
partmeril dnwiixtnlr* .to the pmnl 1i1.1i r,e learned when Ids daddy was nointed for Fukien province o n : "A great Injustice ha. Iwen done n, m i
name, to-wlt:
Light* and telephone wire* .tlrnl lie will not expre** an honest,,„„k him to The Church of Hod the southeast roast Just helnw i to Leo Dllroeher. We have 82 w it-1
“"I.,,7""'.J lV n .tw -tJ ig *'h T S fh i
weie knocked out In w inter*.
!opinion on «ny legislation.
* .... Holly Avenue, Another favorite Chrki*M|(.
In rnurf rt'Hily tii
on |MI-|l(rll. „ m| Uip mil« nwnir th«r«11
,-time
|s
enjoying
the
swing
In
Kvtent of damage at Schuller,
Shepiieid *air| he wa. proud of
Iturocher ,.r 1.
....................................
.
and each will swear that lluroclmr
______
iKiikien
limits on the i.t.,
big ......
i.slaml
I ik la , a town of rdMI population , progresa made under the 1947 the hack yard.
did nut touch lloy*en lull mi tiled
,
province
of
Formosa
which
GenerIiii h wa* idl hy the tornado 'sclmol Iiiw , Imt '-'under present floff nn attack, and we ask for an
v i r n t : o k s i i K M iK K 'a a a i,E
Iuh( flight tuul mit Imm*ii ilfUir* - imhh'IhI cofHlItioim, I tlun t linllevti
« well as a w ithdraw .,:'
n o tpt:
in
iiK itE tir
o tv fc N .
mhiril Cut Ilif’fp wuru no M*|>orU ' lltln In hiiv Him* to bnim ii out IB*
T
in
, 1 I >'
v
" K U O . H h a r llf o f
• for a last Natl,....list staml.t
^hen Dny.en ertereil he cm rtH e in in o le i ' o iii ,,) * K ln r lila . w i l l o n
f / « iMtltii n.
* to fiHiln not y«*t tnkrri on.* Mo
M umtimn94 y fum r
„
. The communique did not mention '« " “» ■ / * 'w '" " " 7
M o io liiv . 1lie * l l i ,ts y o f Jun e, A. D,
The twister blew into the com- '*iiid lie favored providing money |i, MMH.rM|, |„
(lMjy
„(
Hashing, rail cc.llet of the Shang- •» » ** *rate M kril him. what do I ■■10 ilic s s io r t,p lu s s H u t* t>ay o t$
•iiiinity iht*n turm il mul r«*tmr«*il :ti» take enu* of h normal inrrt*a*<».Mtltfa i*. ,il(,
j»wrii i.**
o l il i i s I 'o 'i r i . ila r ln a
th e
Ita a l
hal-llangcow line 82 mile* south- ■*"" Intend to do.
r »( s * |p to I , o u t n f t h * v u u r tcourse. Several farm build- | ln pupils
L , ......ed" i l l . y , 7 PrVsidenl T n, west ..f Shanghai. The Red radio |
• «an ' to w Itnlraw for Hie hIoo. uiisp
i| „ m
In H a n fo rU . H s m s ln n le
ilur were known In havt liten J Hep,
Rep, W
Wntllaky
of
ollUky at
f .harliitte, |
proposal*. He joined with at Feiplng claimed Us capture **Miple reasnn that f have 1,1 case, , ‘■111111r. K lo rld a , u n ite r e n d b y v t r lestioyrd
Imt. details
lackHie Education
(Join
„ f I p w m ade liy m s u n d e r aae■
'
* . j . ” " wet*
,,
, v 1chairman
, .......
. .nf
. ...................
.
* t ii
iiIti'iMihllcans
T | H i i ii i r a n i uon
n ithe
n r rSenate Armed Sunday Might. At that time the 1"" '»*»"«»••» *"•«^
h w t L- off. <I mp
i i l | , ,i, IssiiP it 011, o f t it s r i r r u l t
Hiftf hrrmiHu IrlciJhont1 line* into . milter whlrh *|wjn*firFil Hie bill, | c**rvln*ii Cnmniltluu tseveral week* N
allonallit guirlaun acknowledgeil be replied. Id like In take it like C o u rt o f Up ,til,m is C o u n ty , K lo rld a
the town were r l p M <l'iwn.
replied "It Is Just not tine" thati ‘ .......bottle uu Mr Truman’s noall contact with Hashing had M en ,« «<*«l *!»"« .....
"'e whole or, ,l,p .Ml, day o f l i a r , A [>. i t l v ,
Kidd crop, and fruit trees ,» wo..... bring
| I'd.l.Hm,
„ f forS.er Governor
G
' ereln
. . In
. "a lot of . •*•>*
„ ..........
...... ....................
Mon.
wcic dumagi'd hy an accompany phase* and a lot of new expenses. ( vi’allgren of Washington state to broken o ff and said Kashan. I l l ,
— •/•
miles nearer Shanghai, was M ing I ►•
then asked Roysen f he plaintiff* II,id "iirgusrlfn
Trexlsr
ing heavy nail storm.
lie said there was only one
ph-trm-n ,pf tfl„ National Sec- defended.
would apologlae to the f,ianls i< i|pfp„itii,ii, offer for aate a ad
An IH-ycar-old hoy attempting provision that would cost the
s,i| i,< the lilalies, hldiler lor rasa
The Communist broadcast at»o manager.
In ford Moniteau Creek near Slate money, ll would "make It utlly Resource* Hoard.
th e fo llo w i n *
ileserlbed personal
announced
capture
of
levetal
towns
»'',ysen
hesitated
mm....
.
y.
Clnrkshurg, Mo., was caught In I.,.—
p
io p p r ly
lo > w it:
sii.ii, for
fn r'tin
little ......."le
....... * to ‘ ' " ,l Renator
Watkins fact
(It-Uhear
ta h l
possllde
the. little
N„rn , Atlanlle
lin e I I M I ' T fiii'M , T r a c t o r T y p e
un thr BU-mlle stretch of railway U.en put out hi* hand and snl.l.
1 flash flood ami drowned.
get some funds so they can build ^
(ft|]
, , ,
11".ly . K n a ln e No A ■17D7II043,
I
Hashing southwest of "Sorry, Mr. Iturocher. I hope you
ings today, declaring he wa* ''nick between
H e ,ta t No KC IS 3-1 1M , h a ir in g
schools.
"
'*
have
Inch,"
ed-held
Hangchow.
It
also
said
S
outh
t
’liro
lO
m
lle
e
lis
e
f
o
r
III
13
The bill contains « provision, h’»1 t'rc ! nf being hum lliateir by
Uurneher, smiling, grsHprrd the
No
.V -M -3 M .
and
r to r ld a
le Communist* held I Hit miles of
tin t would make tl.e Slale
pul ' '"'hman ( onnally ( D-Tex> nf the
.M iiln iP io io , p l.lc e n s s N o t-1 4
UP the entire $HKt per sclmol unit
K" r,,|*» «"'•»'<■»* Commit- Ihe railway between H a n g c h o w f youth’s hand and said. "Thunks,
fo r 1919.
1 fintlM M tH F in n , I ' m * H i t !
M iT IC K
IH K C I I T I I K I I H IV E S ’ ,
and Nanrhang.
„ I vpry ” " * * *
for construction, Instead of the I " •
(hr livt»N «$f whntr fHinttiFft.
Later, Ihiroeher told newsmen: ,’llta, -util to"|ier,y mar lie-inspect
Cliuhnlm him! KIurkfIuiil l-**
Watkins has been a pe,.latent
Mr. Tmihy said the Saiasola $:thO i>|,are It now provides. .........
:
"I
am
happy
that
II
all
ended
Ihis.'-d
•>'
iMilirr
* arms
Htat* IIIIghami 148 mile* southwest nf H ang-,
...................
uf.su N
V?.." 1*
wa>
K> s o n tli nf
n f Ulinf,
H a n fo rd a t
nferenre was held III all almoa- ties now put up the other $ttH>. I *-eH4r of the treaty. He has Iwen row, were In Red hands, the TVIp-1 way That is all I want h, «ay.
a o v lim e in lo r in sals
That
provision
accounts
f
„
r
!
i>->
mittfd
to
uuestlon
wltnessea
phere . of . .leisure
anil luxury in i.
T
e
rm
,'a
s
li
I
’
lire
,la
s
e
r In pay
log radio said. It added that troops I -------------------------- ,
1 lie of the finest winter resort 1most of the 8.T.74HI,IKMI Increase In ''"'big the hearing altlmugl, he Is
fo r l u l l o f H sle
from
that
area
were
moving
to,
.
I 's , e l 11 Ho n fo r il. K lo r ld a . H it*
" committee memta>r.
towns ill the state. A fin* pro- funds authurlxed by the Idll over
ward a link-up with Red force* 1 4h« ' ommuulsls would etui the l lie 7 ,,i -le v o f H s y , A I) 1949
,1 an: had l,ren arranged, there the $iul,tXH),0tm estimated m in i-J I'resldent Truman ..........I two
I*. A MBItO
which
look
Hangchow,
The
Shang"hrutherly
quarrel"
Rut
if
(boy
were excellent fellowship (IlnnerH, mum need nf tl,,* .State Depart- colleges professor, Gordon Dean,
S h e r if f
H e m lm il*
C o u n ty , •
pcisist in advancing soutliwaid,
K lo rld a
i
not tlie very best In onlertuln- nteni of Education under the 1947'sod Henry DeWoJf Smyth, as Imi garrison acknowledged only I
must lead the government ill • lA ltl.A .N U W . H I'K N U K II
lhat
Shuwchang
and
Klenteh,
H5
un,ill, lie said.
formula.
' members nf the Atomic Energy
stubborn resistance," he added.
A T T U ltN K V K O I! I ’ t.A IN T IF K H
1
1
ml
85
mttr*
southwest
of
HangHo tiaid particular tribute to
It was one of the fcaturi'* tile ?on,mission.
chow, had fallen,
Lev Melton Ware, son of Judge Ap|,rot>rlaliniis Comintltee a»k,sl
lie sent tlie mMlllnatlmi* In the
Shanghai iwwapaper* said «
(I. W. Ware, for bln speech on the Education f'mnmiltee to de Senate after accepting the lesigna"stale of siege" exlstrd at Hankow,
'Alt I'x-G. I. Look* at the World lete.
lion uf Rolierl 1". Raclier as a central China Induxlrlnl renter 81W
rmlay", whlrh Mr, Tnugy nald
Thr House Clti us (iommlllee rouimissiu Iimemlier, effective to
miles up the Yanglxe from Shang
whh Um outstanding speech ol
unanimously upproved a hill to morrow, William W. .Waymark hai. Hankow Is the iiorllwrii ter
Ilia conference, ami brought all
jtcrmlt citrus fruit to la* "hipped pnivluualy had resigned,
minus o f the key north-suulh rail
Ihe didegatoa to their feet In a
|p.N„ |H professor of luw at the way In Canton, the Natlonallxt
tremendous ovation st its con< wlthuut having h, he processed In
packing
htmses.
Untvrralty
of
Southern
California
provisional rapltal,
elusion.
The Idll, hy Hens, Williams of s(ll| H practicing attorney.
(A t Canton, acting I’tasldent Ll
"Service to the Community",
Hy
.
Hardee
and
Moody
„f
llillslmrSmyth
la
a
professor
and
ehalrand the '‘responsibility of llie in
Tsmig-Jcn appeared to lie taking
ougli,
In
affect
would
permit
bulk
man
of
the
department
of
phyalc*
dividual" were the theme of the
over the government again after a 1
, onfrretire, to* said, amt were xlilpmerita nf fruil. It would work N| prlueehm University,
two-week stay at hi* homo In
1 Meanwhile the Nnllmial Security Kwclllu during high-level Jockey-,
iinplmslxi'd repeatedly through this way:
A trucker eutllil go to W grove. 1 Itesmirvcs lliturd estimated today Ing nvur Nationalist leadership.
‘.lit the four itiitly sessions. A to.
the $I,45II,(H)0,IHH) foreign
I l l of 4,11 delegates registered Tor iilck up a load o f fruit and ta k e (that
(Id's arrival ill Canton Indicated
he conventlmi, he said, ami Wul- It t o n i i o iiit deslgualed liy t h e , anus aid program « til require only he hail won Ills tk'innnd for a free
D e l i v e r y ( ’u n R u M a d e
el Kennedy of Sarasota
was ('iiliimlssloner of Agriculture for I a fraction of one percent of Antt-rl- hand In running the government
maturity Inspectinn.
ran aterl, cooper a„,l aluminum amt acre** to resnurre* whirl*
•leeted governor.
M y C u llin g 3 7 At t h is inspection point, fees1supplies.
"Every
iltlie n
in Semlmdn
inn
right-wing Nationalist clement* 1
The estimate wus matin for Se I1111I denied his "peace" regime. '
County is a partnei. In jirogres- fo, (lie Inspection service and the
•ive (iroh’i't Ion and need Tor )iro- legiiln, advertising taxi's would j erclai'v of Klale Achcanu. Officials| There were also indications 4lint
tcrllim ntises from Hie ronslant liu rolleeteil.
suld It was I,used un a "somewhat ribbing will lint remove himself
O H IIK IIS T A K E N T l ll U I U C I I M A Y 2 0th
Hi,eat of out-,,f nowhere accidents
The Idll would repeal the eui ’ larger" arms progiam Ilian was "iitliidy from the picture even 1
Illn e s s , " Mi, lltyan said.
lent law ol tpitulrlug fruil to I*" sutiilllttid to emigres* by Acheson •bough hu apparently has promised
"Like the file department," he | run Himiigh parking houses.
, to backui> the newNorth Atlanlle to keep ill Ihe background.
added "hospital aervlres to acumWilliams said If the Idll la ' Treaty. The arms would be used
(Li. who look over when Chiang
miinlty eannnt lie measured iiiicuiiii'n 11 law it would enable'tu strengthen nations signing tl.a "retired" as president Jan. 21,
" J A C K M O R K IH O N "
work done. A good pari of Its jlrurkrrs to eome into Mm Ida and, part.
marked his arrival by Issuing «
services
Is tendered Hitough
* (transport
hull
Into
southern
--------------------------------written statement saying he Impml
tense of seenrlty it uruvldes hy -tales wliirli now receive little of
The leading wheat-producing
merely Iwlng «m gnahl. 811pp1.se (|,|h stale', ellrus. He .aid this 1state In 1948 was Kansas, which
jour wife, your daughter, your w,mid upru up a Idg uoirkel for * harvested ata,ut 19- p4'r cent uf the
,„n or your friends Is lisiipy and j |.-|or|4fa'n |,|U crop*.
111, 8 . crop. Following In order were
lulling one minute witlhlng .n
A simitar blit I* In tlw Senate. North Dakota, Oklahoma. Mon
irony III* lUJii « victim of un ue|,iu jw nctlon Iiiih come from tin* I ftmiu« N«l»ruiku, WMhlnirton, Ohio
■ident. Your first thought would Legislature during It* first five ' Texas, Colorado, and Routli Dakota
oe how elose Is the nearest hospi
tal, your next, rn route to thu
mspltal, "Thank Gml for the motern wtulpment amt highly traind stuff nt the Imspilall'1
"Wliy ijo wn ureil this drive
hvph
ou
(nr $2fi,(MK)?" (tryan asked. "He-uu** of the great increase In
'iierating hospital cost*. I.lncni
done Ju,n|ieil from $140 In 1941
o $1,98*1, an lnrreo*c uf 054 per
cent In 1948. Grucerln* In this
period ucreaseil from $4224 to
$18,69') and ilm llar cotl Incrtiaai
imh
exist in nractlcally ovary dopartincnt and Item,
•A modern hospital ran no long
er ha roniiilarei) a luxury. The
itraaa and strain of modern life
m
have mad* adequate, modern and
naarhy hospital facllitlex a must."
hu declared. Th* speaker drove
home hla nolttli with saveral
vivid word plcturax uf actual raM
hiajorlaa.
Gordon Brlxiun presided at the
maatlng in tha ab*4inca of Fraildent Georg* Htlna. Dr. R. W,
Rupracht reported lhat the Memtnol* County Tuberculosis A*»nrL
ation will hold a meeting at the
Cltv flail Thursday nfgnt,
Visitors Introduced by pr, C.
By Wind And Rain*** bjf
iKTtJuy m”pwh. ed hy the Uovernor or
Legal Notice
Donnie Whitten
(onKrcRH Roundup
Rotary Meet
I
MUCK
TRUCK
LOADS
ArrangcmcntM For
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
Do You Wont to Livo
CARM OTE
in
— PAINTS — ENAMKI.S —
— VARNISHES —
S
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Time and
Money Because W e
Can Furnlnh A Paint
For Every Need In
The CARMOTE Line
G ) Paintera Tail You Good
Paint Cart Law In The Lonf
Hun. Thale Why ThouMnda
U
....NEW
LOIN PRICE!
■
WHITE
HOUSE
; U to
fijunfaauL
CARM0 TE
Kohul P aint
CARM O TE
There la None B etter At Any Price
OUTSIDE WHITE $4.95 To $6.15 Gal.
(Mildew Redialing)
FLAT WALL, OIL BASE, $3.25 To $4.00 Gallon
I . Person* Included Kugen* Al
bert of Newark, N,. Y. Ernest
Kay of Daaatur, Da., A, II, Good*
s ; ' ; v t i n “ 1 " m A ,u ,,‘
H«iu**h i bu*h*l hattipar* V*|. pfDaLand, R. B. Granting of
.'SI
loo-llo faw lull, Orlando, and Lea . Jacobson of i
d e b ig o a . w a .h e il 100 L li M i k a l)H
I » l« f A * 00-110 | i a la * 471-110, in
'
Thge AgtMe* A chan . . . for w o rld 'i beer
wdiking. N o pre-ioektng, no ipnciel
The lergett maneuver* ever eon*
t is i
•aatvalve OvwRaw I in a*
clotkda clteneai, lu fte iit
WHISKEY * WINE
RUM - GIN
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Buy Your f a in t and Glass With CONFIDENCE
And Whgyt, Yoiir Patronage b Appreciates buy Front Ua,
HUMweedbrfj hihtm
CocottlUg 121-100 gurhlnal lilt-loo
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Per it V 'M m a*
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GLASS DB8K or TABLE TOPS and MIRRORS
CUT ANY SIZE
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L et Us Recommend Reliable Painter*
Who Will Guarantee Their Work
(W« Cium nedneadmy Afternoon)
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l a Unity The*# la f i l t e n g l h —
T o P ro te c t l l o f n t i e l ttM W o rld !
T o Prosxoto tk o P t o f r o i r of A m tr lc s t
T o P rodura P r w p v r lt j fa r Hanford.
IS cil) rttHiily llirniiKti Wrdilffl*
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VO LU M E X X X X
M A N P ’O K U .
E e U b lla h e il 190 8
City Pledges M eter South's Demos
Funds As Security Form Block To
For R FC D otk Loan!^®^ ^
Commission Approves
Resolution 3 T o I
Before O v e r
100
Business L e a d e r s
The City C o im n iu inn , by it lin e r
lo tin r votr, p atted ,t rrro lu lin ii I,til
nifiht pledging parking meter fum lt
a t additional security for an R . F
C. loan lo fin a n rr the pro|Mi»fd
$1'5 0 ,00 0 w a lrrfro n l term inal. Com
m itiio n e r R and all Cha<r opposed
the m r a iu tr and W U. Stem pei ir
fram ed finni voting
T in t at lion fnllu w rd a tw o lioin
open Hireling in which many ol llir
more ilian I Oil leading h n tm r tt and
Rails Fight For
Survival, ACL
Executive Says
Roads Must Cut E x
penses, Hike Rates
O r Be Run By U. S.
Pad
J |,r
la d n ia d *. he taid ,
m in i
r i ih n m r ie a tr ra le * and ta ie i. cul
| r a p rtltr> 01 take a t ir p lo w « t f
- .u i4 li*tn
.
. ilno. ng h y iu r itm ir n l. . op
.
S
.over ihe hearing*
K een Iw to r* hear m g ' m ........
M ,1rf, **,w’' 1*
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.'y
. ..u s I'ongrv*" w ere ilis.'im nlcil hy
Ith is ,.r'..n
tt and n n un iln i of ils
ni,.s
le d In *lan d. T f ir m a jo n iy ie r u l i o i i .
frie n d *. Hlnri* ills -..loti.>n m l!'lf>
•ponded.
C ity A tto rn e y Edw in H h in li.ih o r a i r m iH lrr iiK iiiH lo n i r r l c o n ip rll* | n r # r |i,,t,», C o n g re s s hu« coiisis
wn* Instructed
«wn.
« •* h an .J .rird by . l a i r
,.„,*ly ............ I In pul p c n m im n l
which
l.ioullng o ff fo i iirnpt.iii'itls
S ta le L eg is latu re "for app ro val, jd m p coxtly Ir r d r r line* winch h avr an FKI'C, Rep. I Inlii tiger 1 1’-NY (
A proposal hy
Com tn I * d o n e r* [Im t llie ii p ru irn g ri ir a lf ir In hn»r» raid rucliii anil ri'llglmi' diseri*
m . ................. ......
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Randall Chase unit W. H. Stemper and aulomoliilei.
ndnution
in
employment
“ ha*
I.
\X A S IIlN t.lO N , Mat IH
I
Luther S. Markey
Dies Suddenly At
Daughter’ s Home
t
Services
W ill
Be
H eld A t M ethodist
C hurch T o m o rro w
l o t lie 1 >
ilc n l, .<: .he
M l*
llrle n
A 'r t i i i f . ■,i 1
ll.n k r V . M
ll.illle III III*
lim it lia rll
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In order to pledge any city re*
ilie.l -m l
i l m i ’lilfi
I I* 1 Kile
v fir n h )
l l * ir s o ir lu r w .u ,il
I'te m li
A ir lin e lull lir I I I . I l.i-i 11 ttilllin c .l
In lieii .il M i . lim ti liaell > lullin' f>"
than pay for Iteelf
Rdw-ard Higgins
pointed nut
that the Federal Government had
-pent J im .000 to deepen the c!mnnei of Ihe river, mid revealed that
the Chamber of Commerce had
•pent f t A,000 a* sponsor for the
program. He also pointed out that
the City had financed the filling
in of the land *lte at French Ave
nue and Heminiilii Rnulevnrd.
The .State Highway Department
has agreed to re-align tiie high
way If 1)111 terminal i* ImUt, he
said. Quoting the report of .Smith
and Gillespie, Jacksonville engi
neer*, hit declared that the cost
of the terminal I* based on antic
ipated 100,000 tons of freight a
year, equally divided between
north amt south traffic, lie reail
a letter from C. O. Willis, opera
tor of the Marine Transport Co.,
staling that h« would he willing
Ut operate barges between Tren
ton. N. J. and Hanford If the term
inal la pul in operation, and If
commitments on tonnage are sat
isfactory. Transportation time be
tween Sanford and Trenton would
lie approximately 10 tlaye, he said,
Mr. Higgins reported a survey
which disclosed that within a 40
mile radius of Hanford more than
27fi,(Wft Ions of canned goods are
produced annually. He named a
list of rannrra he had written to
for Informal Ion. and'predicted that
these would ship more than 76,000
tons of canned goods, principally
citrus, hy Ihe Inca) water route.
ha aaaertad.
f’l don’t at--------
RFC would
finance the project
we don’t
ee," apoke
hay* faith In it os
up W.
w . V.
v . Bitting,
e m u ig .'M M l mrugglat.
*T believe ft la ms* of the hifgoet
things we have to AW Sanford.”
Vivian Speer adM M ted that ■
committee be n a n fi< M tasveatigsta
ilm llar terminals bmawk l f i in the
country to see if thdy are oss a
T g ja ;
H im * , u u
difficulty of opw siS tf a
-
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11«- iv ,n i r t n c i lift ! h ■
II
I ItsItfill II«mI •»» I'ssiir I *ts*•i s
in .Hanford, l.akc Monroe, laiki
Mary ami Genevo hv the Seminole
High School I'eit Hi|tiad. I'le.lges i fomiuiltv)' did^ not halt dl*crl)))inatntn 1i111, over $26110 tiave already j lion, toil in fact "dlxcriminoted in
been made, Dt'rording to earn- i favor of negroo."
pain Director MacDnnnl.l llryno
Kelt, i’erkln* (D -N Y ) lui)idred
Sydney
.1. Ilartie-,
Feraal'l if Hoffniun thought ut) employer
l.uuglitim Memorial Hon,dint ad- . wan injored hy an FKI'C.
iO S S C S
minintraior, announced today iliiu ,
"He in Injuroil t)» the extent
tt|M*n limine will lo< lieltl ul the | he can't line liln own property
I .I'M I " I N . M ilt
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Imnpiinl Tliiirn.lav from 1 Mil !*. amt til" own money an he «res
Mail's oum lm tnt I ••)■■-• I ' " '
M. lo I P. M. He exprenned ll........................... «*■
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c . ..mill I., ll.e ' "o .-iv .* v* •
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r e n lite n ln
th r o m d iu o l
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Labor Parly In
Britain Slmws
Fled ion I
N F.W l i m i t s
Ih e county w ill ta k e advaningo
Four pheananta recently horn
o f thin
o p p o rtu n ity
to see fur
themnelven the hospital facllillert, ai do- /n o are g e ttin g alnng (in e ,
D ire c to r H ryan w ill npeatt on j nald Sid K iC h ard, park nuperltithe honpllal itrlv e at the K lw auin >li'tidetd. In add itio n, there a re If.
Ciuti liinchenn Wednc<«lav an,I oil new parnkeete.
Wednenihiy n ig ht w ill addrens t h
e
------------------------- ----------Hrmford nunlueaa mill Prnfeanlon-1
I ' l l M K K T P O H T I’ N F .II
at W o m an ’n Glut),
'
T ile m eeting o f the Sem inole
P rincip al H erm an K. M o rris » f I'n m itv Tiil.erculo»Ja and H e a lth
Sem inole H ig h
School lias nr Aonociation, ncheduled for T h o rs
o p te d the c lia lrm a n *h l,i of u llu lu v evening at
Ihe C ity H u ll.
ncinnit c h ild re n s a c tiv lllo . in dll'* litas tieen postponed u n til fu r th e r
rn n ip algu Ih rim g h o u t the county, notice due to tha death of l.ttllier
w ith P rinc.p nl Itn y liu rn M illw ee S. Iliirkey, father of M m . Kdat l.y m a n School, P rin c ip al W . A want Kerclier, cecretary of the
T eag ue o f Oviedo ua co-chairm en. Am m eiitlon.
United States Is Making Attempts
To Combat State Trading lit Europe
NF.W YORK. May ID— (/P)—The United .Slate* it making an
other attempt today to romhal Hate luding. ll it giving advice in Eu
rope— advice which Washington ih r lf uftrn findt hard to follow.
Slate trading, in one degree or another, it followed much more
Frank Miller declared that Mr.
Hlgglne had palntad a “rosy pic widely in the wot Id today than moil Ainericani may notice. American
ture" of tha river traffic. Review- hu* Inrun men are fa r from free*-
leg experience* of hla 67 year*
In Sanford ha told of flourishing
river transportation prior to tha
coming of the railroad In IW»7,
From that time water transporta
tion began to decline, ho nald,
adding that he did n«{ believe tho
preaent water project would
amount to anything except for
"dead freight". WaUr Transport*tion for quick servile is * thing
of the past, he said.
* "I. am opposed to asking the
clt Isene of Ssnford lo .dig down
in their pocket* to tfthfik* it out,’’
m h ih
« n ' r h l l i ’ rilid * trader, hy any means. Kngland U
lheir i o m n m . n l for J »m n le. gentina.
11"
lh" nwk ln " ' «« U
aetting the amount, and therefore
And rigid now it'a pretty sad,
the price, of what they ran buy
of such raw materials ax tin, rub both fur the British hoiiaewlfe and
ber, xugfr. They see their govern the Argentine gabeho. Britalna
ment bargaining with others a a have had their meat rations re
to the amount and price to he xet duced again. Argentine packing
hou*))R are talking of closing
on International sale of wheat.
But today Amariran officials
are advising the European gov
ernments, at the Geneva meeting
of the United Nations Economic
Cousmlixlnn for Europe, to turn
their back on state trading, to re
move the trade barrier* In MMi
ens Europo, and to trade more
frealy with the great Mate tradlag nations of Eastern Europe.
It Is much easier to get Into
Mats trading habits than to break
them, aa the United States la
flatting. All deals with Russia, of
enorae. have to be on that basis,
siaea (hat Is Urn only way Russia
Americana buying Russian
meae, trade
ernment, not
down. All because the Britlah and
Argentine state trading agenclea
can’t get together on terms.
England normally Import* about
ons fifth of Its meat supply from
Argentina. The British govern
ment has been the sole trader in
neat for the Islands since 1090.
The PcTon government la Ihe solo
export agency for Argentine
meats. Right now they’re dead
locked. There la a difference of
opinion on pries to he paid, and
whether Argentina ean taka the
British pounds It gets for ihe
meat and change them Into dollars
for purchase of machinery and tha
Ilka from tho United States, Eng
land eaya, "no, all the money yon
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W A S H IN G . I U N . M IV H* t / l ’ i
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CITY I’ l l t M H
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nut Ciuiservnllve •»ii|i|i**ri. . i"
C ity iierinil tu erect a cuncreli' little kimwii Kiiveiniiii'iil ie.ei» v
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11„ ag rtity wa* ll» vc.n i
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laitmr Meatx. ll reported lb I '•• ■
•Mill ii Avi’luii' I n ' I ween
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ATHKNH, May H l-I/I') A retrend hI iuwii In recent
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Sentii'li | liHlile Minrce "aid today llm guve l iiin i'iil lias w illu lrn w ii |ierm la
Riirgti Gnnneil eleeetliuis
Minn f u r G iechonlovakiaii idanea in
Voting lx mklni'
place
li*t)«l in
III A llim ... liecHUxe n f "H ie Ullweek fur I,-Hu urtinn. rmnl ni'l land
borough (’niilicilfi.
Atmul I’) f f i e n d l y nlllDide nf the Prague
rmnv.ll HPala are at.slake.
guvernnienl."
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The biggest tent will cume
The lufiirmant said Greece amt
Thursday,
wllrti polling
la k fi l-Vrchuslovakin have iiu air agree*
for eouncltmrn in
l"1’ merit, ami apeclnl permission was
id:lace
ImrongtiH incliidiug *2H in t mel"" granted in the past for cacti specMore than 4,Odd seats will
fill ific landing.
edthit ilay.
VELASCO HEARING
TA M PA ,
Mny
Id - ( A ’) —Roy
FAIR W EATHER
CHICAGO, Mny |S»—(/!*) M" • V i 'Ihmcii, XI, nrcuned uf knocking
of the nation had fair w e n t tie r down a police prisoner charged
today, hut shnwera and thunder with wmmding Velnsco'a brother,
storms continued In danr|.... p»Mi will he given h lien ring tic ford
of the North Central, the Smith' Pence Justice J. G. Spier da Mny
cast and
the Midille
Altanlii' 2.1.
Velasco Is charged with as
states.
Rainfall was
reportert rattier sault ami hattcry mi Augustine
heavy In the southern jeirllmi* "f <Gu«) Friscla.
Frlaela and Augustine (Prirnn)
Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. SI.
Louis, Mo., and Evansville, Ind., l.a iia ra have h w i chargeif with
sach had more than one-nnd s- assault with Intent to kill Arthud
haif Inches of rain within a U VsIaseonH, who was ihot In ths
hand Sunday night.
hour period.
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11i i i • 111it «»'
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t »ener.il Sales A iu i
Use
;ix Is im ru •luceil In I louse By
I I el lie ox Ol Lake
I\
f{lullIt'llMhiil ttf | tuiitlitiVlk r | litaking over'* under the law.
Hoffman said ho oppose* dis Kinrt'ii
am I Iiri'ri***u, *iiul ,^r
I
A b arra g e o f lig h t blue hosiillnl crimination, Imt nut hy trying to (litillui In mil »*l 1.01 %
1in* >1!%f I" 11'•'•*»lenm
im ig n poster*
ln g " l l d p Icgixliiio ugainat it. The federal
jc nn i|m
posrers w nrn
nrnln
r fl*
I It n i l r i r i l i I m- ^ • 1 I "*|4
court«
and
uilncttlon
an*
tin*
v-m r hospital today, vim m ay i.e.-d
p e r n m n liiM , 1li» ff n iu n i,iitili* llili'« l.
H u f f m a n c lt m l fltflir i* ) * o n hr ‘ »v
i r n n i i 'i i t c m i» lo y m « *n t In tu m liM l in
to xhsiw M r . HmMHfVult'R tuvmii
m iM ir n r y
B u y in g
Illegal Gambling Chinese Claim
Is Big Business,
Win Over Reds
Near Shanghai
Miamian AsSserts
M in
pr.ilv tiim * (n't! l it! l)c, «*Ul!ll*l
\nil lMill 1*1*1 * *‘ill
lit** *li* •t* ll VA.IA %
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C o n tr o l O v e r
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S o . 186.
l.c a -a e il M l i r
O k a y s
to
G iv e G o v e r n o r B r o a d
li I'll'lllllC I tlktumr* ill I'|>| Mil Ilk M i l l (1
( aaI |l|f t (ill 44 l Kll'Cl III IV C l l f l l l l l
l.illim * lllirt* |»ri • m l I m'I dv* tlir’
Barrage Of Blue
Ilonpital PoHtera
Placed In Stores
venue, he pointed m il. i t I* neern.sary to get Npecial le g U ln tlv e
approval hy the H I h I p . tie nsserted
that d ata on hnm) lead* him to 1 lo n m rro w ," have l»-en placed
believe th a t the project w ill m ore i » practlca ly every M ore window
A.*r.M ir.|»lrtl I ’ tc a a
I 'U ‘»
B i l l i o n In cu m c
Decline
Recortletl
In M;i i ch Bv C 0111nierce Department
In low er the C ity o perating m ill-1
M ean w hile lam C ro w le y , larard iirmight shnnie to thi.< nation.” s rv c ia ld a v *
Thi> right of emtdoyment wltlilim n ( t i t
I MM 7 .11 S tallingaye re llln g fro m l l * pVcaent IT*. .iin ln u n ti o f Hit* M ilw au kee Hoad,
race, erred, color. nr
m ill level to lit m ill* wax (defeated. i declared “ xuim- r e lie f in o p e ra tin g i ut rvgnrd to.............................
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civil
M a y o r A n d rew C n rraw n y g re e t- ,*„»,„
1* „|vcn if t lir ra ilr o a d .o rig in nim jl In- d‘ > lm *;
■> >; vi
-Sanf.iul Im J't y e n * tie was mat
»d the visitors, and
b rie fly ro- * i n,|t,etry i* to survive under the rig h t of
o f ull
a ll people
jieople 1
..r* «»•■• I nlle.l
lied In Mis* l.v a Allen mi M ay |(i.
Stales,"
he
declared
viewed the history o f developm ent j
e nterp rise system ."
While the United State* i* D y I 'M 2 .11 l.a k r M .IIV A (Vtitcil
o f the S t. John* R iver d u rin g the I
C rn w ley told a m eetin g o f stock*
paat 10 years, told o f the w ork .ladders I lint deaplle the recent IC C ing to sell democracy nhrund, he A ll.m ill I'n .n t l ine e iig m rn , M i
continued, ll* discriminatory pruco f Ih e Sem inole C ounty C lm m her 1
n '.ia iis tie d o « r a n a a a o o
lice* at home give opponent^of It .llk r v was edllm id tile Railroad
of Cnmmrrrn a n ^
lj^
j ^ta
f n a g i'r KdF.vaugrli*l. iilf iu .il |iiililo a liiill <>'
Ueinoerncv "« potent weapon "
w ard lllggln* In whm
w b r nilng gov*
im*- llir R a d io a d l-’ vaugrlivlii A -o ria
Rep, Hoffman (It-M ich), n|ip»
rrnmrnt action to deep
ilrrprn Urn river
Ing any type of untl-dl*rrindnna Hull. M r
a llir iillin u l the F jftl
rh a n n v l In 12 f r e t, and expresard
tarn hnrlalatlon, aahl tie t* again*!
agalr
t« « tM n u r * th a t th e propon'd loan
M rih m iitr C liun-h. *1 d.e lli.>th.vh
having "agltalnr* nr any *«lf
m in d 1* ohtiflned fr^tn fho HRC
die
appointed aiiostle* of rlghtmisue** lima I ot K a ilfo .iil I irtuum n
If the parking meter
futnl ' ia
pledged a* additional nerurtty.
10.
Straight Month
proposed items f ,.. Kuropi. pro
grnm do n«l e«iitem |>liite .1
"M n g im it
I .too
defense*'
of
W estern Km ope Itotli Senators
Cumin I ly t l l - T e M
Vnndeii
lierg 1 H *M ie l.t i.m .le this elem
ul Sem ite lo iiiin g s mi r n llfi
euliim o f the N o rth
\tln n tie
Allinn.-e. .Iiinics
I' W n rh u rg .
f.irn ii'i New Yo rk hunker, hail
(pieslhm ed w hether Ihe Ih d tr.l
S ta le s plnns to h iiih l op enough
m il It 11 ry s tre n g th In K urope to
hlnek 1111 Inviish.ii ul Kurope*'
fro n tie rs
W m lo irg
-u iil he
tens opposed l<> the I ren t)' If it
•neniil defeiuling W estern Kurope's fro iitie is , hut npproved
i f it m.'imt only Mint the i'ld ie d
Sinles
w n"co m m itted
fn
avenge 11 ltd 11Is-ru le " in event
of ii.tn s ii.n t o n illillt lem nrkpd
l i . i 'ili. trentv .lees not coll
and
T in m a n civil right* p n ig n m .
I (ighlighlillg attain llir u t i l iiy ld .
A T L A N T A , M a y M l - ( / ! * ) - - T he ip lit w ithin titr D n n o i i.iin I ’ .u ly .
n.tlinn'a la ilm a ilt, con I looted with Rep. Hattie ( I ) - A l a ) loM .« I Im i-r
$fi4(),000.INH> h i new expense,, aie l.ah o r itih tm iin illle r llir N n .ll. v.ill
• iiiigg lin g I u i t n m v a l at p iiv a lr i r t i t l anti i I im ilin ili.itio ii .
..........
im lllt liir t. ».iy« a la iln ia il u l l n u l .
"n il p iim iple "
llallle a iltitn l llir tul« onnuillee
U J. D im . ric e p irs id rn l lot
Ir.itfit u l the A lla n ln I ’n a il I m et to " lo rg c l ihe whole d im *
I lie 1
anil lit a llilia le tl h u rt, made the A labam an w a i 4111011* .1 number
tla le n irn t y e tte iila y in a talk h e lo ie lo l hnute ine lu h e ii till., ir - iilie t l lo i
MAY
Consumer Pay S e n a t e
Drops ro r 3rd
Kali lien lion
W ASHINGTON. Mny 10t>I*. The Semite'* foreign pol
ley leaders sui.l tmlny that the
North Allnnlic Trent)' nnil Um
W A S H IN G T O N . M ay 10 t / i ’ i
.Strong Southern n|i|Httitinn in any
lo rill o l (a il rm p lu ) inriil practice*
Irg iih ito m took ra lly ili.tp r today
at in ilia l llo iin r hearing* on tint
m int controversial t r a lu ir ol llir
'-an.
jf c l, and at lire cnnc|t»ion o l tlir
many endorsement) o f die project
he atked lltal lhn»e who favo red
Ihe program for financing ll.e pro
Sen. Counally Backs
Michigan Republican
Joins Southern Op
position To Plan;
Battle Raps Idea
p ro fettio n al turn and women ol
S a n fo n l trtn fie d in ia v n i of the
p io jr r l.
A few w arning*
wete
toundetl ayam tl pledging C ity tev
enue In i die p rn je rl.
d ir A lla n la I iani|M iiia1inn C lub
'a n d ag .im tl pin|Mi»rd lu ll, in e ii.ttt
The City 1'iim m iirinn m o m w a t;
l l i r added expense*. tau l D o t*. | a F ed e i.il F an Im p lo tin r n t t h a t *
rrovtiled. and totne |ierront w e re , i r t u llr il horn wane im ira te * a m l|tic e * A n (F F .P C ).
•landing a* M a y o r Andrew C a n
rtia lilw lm ie iit ul a 4 0 hum w o rk i
Rep.
I'n w e ll
(U N I)
nettm
away a«ked for view * on ihe p ro week.
jm rn ih e t of the llm n r
p irtid e tl
I ’U K S D A V
F L O R ID A ,
m iitiln
thilUtta
tWttnviiiay
g rf^ L iV -,
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allil ol viuli small iruiiwn lh.it it* lull name hail tu hr -priint util
ihe Federal Bureau uf Inc* tu'"
lion.
Ruth liuvi* gniwu cuiisidiiaMv
to
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and
iii
g n 'li
Thll F ill titlH guile friuu r!/*. CUI
|,,..,is iii ti,r.v.i.T ( ll luid t 1.1)114*
during the war). Tin* fiiig,'.,*i..ii
rile nonri'il frnin none lu lii.umi,
000. A nntimilll criioe lahui iiliir V
vviih tmi11 up, and tin* I'Rl
No
Mount Academy, which tram- md
only "G-Men" Imt local |'"lice
offlcera iih well.
Hoover, too, Iiiih expandi'd The
o iic o slender young mini of IPL*I
han become huskier. Rut, like tin*
F B I, lie once wus even bigger I linn
Iui ta now, A near fatal bout with
bronchial pneumonia cut down Ida
weight Inst year.
Still, mere IdgueSH Ih tin mindly
In WuHhifigton.
Thu FBI has
grown in other directioiiH, too.
Whsn Hoover took charge, IIm
F ill's chief Jnh wan to study cor
poration files, hoping to catch
anti-trust violators.
An FBI man rnoldoT curry a
gun In those days. Congress didn't
supply him with an automuhiis,
so he ttacked his man by i t m t -
“T T "
Nhiicked liy tin* td la lh i'ig li l*ul
uappuig in IP.TJ, r u n tr r is - l a i l i 'i l
i i*mmii'll ui); Mu* l i a t i l " ) ' crim e
la w - I'l'd e ra l men
wi-re
given
muii* and more putvi*r in crim es
w ill) in le is la te im pli. a l : ....
I'liey niiived in no lim itleggelH,
gongntom nml |.|r*ii, <ddfm dilm iiij
Immllums. The g o vorm u i'iil m an
lits'umi' the InnI w uril in luw en-
fiirceiniuit.
And Hoover liccnine Moil Wustiingti") rarity: a puldic figure wlm
rarely is critlciied.
Y d lie holds the Job which
should make him uu ideal target.
Wheat official in ynur town, for
Instance, comes iu fur tho most
censure 7 Guile often it’s the
police chief. Gilbert nml Bllllivail
noticed lung ngu that "a policemall's lot is not a happy one."
And Hoover I h moving into a
field morn and more removed from
ICgatlantd Ob Fag* Four)
lit :
Public
llls ir ilt'll" " w ill Hied
llm rsday
lu o riiillg in r * gut or se.-siuti. Hupt,
I
(V
tli
l.awtou riiiiimiiiced tud»)
t IR l lTIT I D! I l l
I 'll, ml 1*i , i i i 4 today
lire
III
i.niln licit lie. I (Vnt rnl I,mes Inc
were ciml lulled
willi
Muxweli
Wells u| McGuire Vourheas and
Wells nf Drlondu aie) K F Hnu*(odder lepresentitig lire defsmfmils, olid li W Npeucer ihe 1(1
negroes who suffered Injury as
the resuli uf t highway accident
Iasi year
TH E W EATHER
J 'A G K fiO N V Il.I.K ,
A limit a
Itin honk
Chicago
Hcl roil
Minneapolis
Phoenix
Haint lends
Ran. Autumn
Heut tic
Jacksonville
diand
T a llih u s ts
M ay
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Makes an Al
word, which you spell out la
tbs diagram b essirdsees
h o l m e s i* a
Ite r pussler—he contributes this * u r on which
you can locate five word*
without U- telescope, but
hokne
E
H O W
O LD
ARE
with the arrows, shares let
ters with the other words.
Mr. Holmes produced this
five-word star lite r seeing
a four-word star tn this
turn*. Who'll coats up with asix-word star.og assv*nf
THEY?. £
AJLAH, Bruce end Chester whose romblied saga
^ totals JlOyesre, wpader If you could t«tl whet
their rhspective sgss
froth the followingi Tan
years ago, in IMS, Chester was five times ss old
as Alan who was then a third of Bruce's age now.
•sun* utwu r«« 'wist »»*<«
«»iv •■•twws
Clues: 1. flame
that can't be rid
of rackets. 2.
New Puzzle Invention
W hat
UB Inventors of most hinds of pussies are anon*
Tandymous;
oceordl ng to the A'seyrfopsrffo o f Puttln
P atth its, no one knows who originated the
H
HP
word-square, magic-square, anagram, and aeroslif.
Uowevsr, the Inventor of a new word puule, the
cyclic charade, te known j he Is well known—Harry
Ober, the celebrated Ho Ho of the National ? to
ilers' League. In the cyclic chsrsdc, two exaniplss
of which are given below, letters of the key-word
(TOTAL) are written In a circle, like the numbers
on a watch. Various sequences of letters then form
other words (ONK, TWO) clued In the verses.
t, Six-letter word describing s dines.
/ sat at the TWO and natehed the ehow,
Hut the ONK of ilia talk made us leant to go.
I eould ONK a TWO of Ikt tropical air,
T oaitiff to TOTAL, I sat tn my chair.
21. Eleven-letter word describing i kind of
medical specialist.
I f you boss a bad fait and you ONK your bones,
And you live without TWO, and you brealha with
moans,
You can TWO for a TOTAL to do hit bit,
.
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UZZI.KH usunliy are ageless; many of those encounUrsd currently are thousands of yeses old.
Heldom do changes occur that rnsks such posers
antiquated. Hut hopelessly out of data now Is this
enigma, well known in grandfather’s day:
Vary great in ctden day» wig power,
O/l A«ws» / eaved a caeth tower
z ■ B r a s s a v s s a ” *"
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Inn
ijt
f r o m WaSaJuvadiug tide.
A ndy
A n im a l J r a l n t r
p
ll It ANOB tbs nits digits, I. 2. It. 4, 8. «, 7, 8
end 0 and U» sero u they equal 1. There are
aovetnl ways of .taing lh:s. One Is to compose two
fractious which west added together equal 1.
Fpenklng o f l , do you know what numbers, com
posed of a succession of digit 111 , «uch os’l l iiid
1,111, may be divided by other numbers (except
ing 1 and thsnumbsr Itsetf) leavingnorsmalndsr7
m safe 'n n r n n s<» trj'iH i <n itrifn il'iit
• 'I ll'll '* ! • • •
c,
m
Urd
(,n all ships).
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vertical
,
1- Company.
2. New England Krai went I d
war on Canada.
«. Hmalleal common multiple
of four live and sevantecn.
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hind legs. To sea
which one, draw
connecting lines
from d°t 1 untl1
you reach dot,47.
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18. Bong-hits corns from-----P A N ------7
14, Disorderly or riotous uproar i. P A N ----- ?
38. Play Jdihout words; PAN
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18. Don Quixote’s traveling
aigs t bonebe PAH— 7
DIVIDING THE DIGITS It's All Square
I
AM a number of three digits, whose sum la 18.
If you taaa 8 away from ms, and then divide
what la left by the sum of my second and third
digits, you will gat 28; and, If you add M to me,
you will Invert my digits. What am 17
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FUNNY
RIDDLE
mr
Can you solve the problem by
Ksrtalfllng tbsnumsrlcal value
.o f tael___
-« h letter sod, And the hidmachine i dsn word 7
Cm h s t . H 1 K i » h
19. A wide scene; P A N ------7
g S .l'jg g
C"system atically.rapi*clngth■
considered to
have powerful
si gni f ican ce.
Mystics drew' it
in one continu
ous line, without
lifting stylus or
pen from papy
rus nr paper or
going over any
part of It twlro.
Can ynu dupli
cate their feat 7
A little patience
will enable you
to discover how.
(Solution else
where In page).
■> busy In
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t" i
' I l f 111
<t«.« o u i'iM M
•! «!•»•» SI «*• if wife Mi «*• I»| ifeWWWt
COLORGRAPH FOR JUNIORS
■ a b o v e was
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7. Midnight In the Navy (and
ones a symbol
AN21miI!r
il '*•
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• 't i r m 't i r t i r i sa* it ••*•>*!
fume.
5. Times you ahoutd forgive
your brother, according to the
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FUN WITH FIGURES
A
Ntdve tho poser and you will know why It la out-_ m » mi * m i i
of-«late.
swH'ir h nv .t w »*»
p i
PAN — 7
10. Bweetfaraad few are ever
wilhouti P A N ------7
11. West Virginia's nick
name; PAN —— SlatnT
12. She opened up n tot of
trouble for the world! PAN
MYSTIC SYMBOL
j-a
t^ M i-p w .
II. h lta l noii.,TO«rl.n.
That milting can itlutib.
W ill
What al ways
smells the moat
in a but cher
shop?
ENIGMATIC QUESTION
trice RIGH T are ten of HI
5
md TKN are only thret.
KLKVKN are ti» of M i....
Whatever eon we bet .
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Tf!K SANFORD H
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Hints To HousewlveB
Attends National
Tuberculosis Meet
■mlnele County was represent
ed Tor the first time at a National
Tubereuloals Asnonlitlon confer
ence by Mrs. M. (i, Hodges, who
attended tho recent meeting In
Detroit. Mich. May 1-fl.
EW YOHK— Mayor Wllllmu O'Dwyer in n Hue
"I have never been more inspir _________________
and upstanding rltlaen whose Horstlo Alger
ed to carry on tho work of our
story—he rose from policeman lit nmynr tiy
Association than t now am." she
B B r - v J S gradual steps Is as well knnwii In every M inwrote, "as I attend these remark
W g m 4 B hattan nchnotrhlld mi if In’ hint n p n * i agriil.
able conferencei and realise the
U Is nu luspIlitUnn In one mnl nll mi.I tloiihtextent and scope of tuberculosis
less
there lire liumlr-il.t of small Ix'.yn in Uni n ly
work.
Who no lunger dicnm nf growing up In hr .1
w t la a real privilege to lie here ■ '
RPemul Lincoln hut nuw i iivldim Mem ,-lir.i In |...
In Detroit", she slated, "and re*
rarhon-ropy O'frwvcrti, l.glilti” ; lho • i
I. III.
present our County Association.
tending pnliee ill’ll II lull'll! h.impi- l.i unit ipinllng
Hundreds of delegates are hare I
r 'A ,.
from the Irish poets.
from all over the * Americas and iWell niul good, lint n l h i y r r in
<-nt y n:i
speakers of eminence and note ara
has developed mi pnlimllliy irml.-ncv. th >1 well
participants in the program. To
may mnrk hint In mclrnpnlltnn history nn the
have done so much and grown so
MayorWHHoni blackest of men. Mr. OTiwyer, for reawms perrapidly more than ever I have be
QHop
haps best known to himself and n few merehnnls,
come aware of the need of the pro
has been encouraging tho filming of movlrn on
gram of the local associations In ,
every county,"
the atraeti of New York.
Jfca. Hodges la secretary of tho
The word la that the mayor necks to make New Y o rk ’ the Him
bcewd of directors of tho Seminole capital of the nation, an Hollywood Is now. Just why ho recks llus
County Tuberculosis and Hahltn goal la not bwwtt. It la not. certainly, n recognition Hint Manhat
Association!
tan Itself M « a or needs.*
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At this lata stage In the game, New York would appear to be
well beyond the effort of trying to out-do any other community nt
anything. Indeed, It can bo nod very often hr, rx m :..-lively smug.
Tho Mg town is like Maey'H store; It no lunger has In gn out and
drum up business, but hun to concentrate rather on liuvv to keep tho
Wholesale salesmen away front iln doom.
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NIL VDW YBR IH ON T IIIM M tlV IK H A P P Y H IC K, mid as n
result a number of epics have been nil or partially prndured <>u Ilia
streets of this town—a town rnmpletcly unfitted for the job
Egg* nrn among the basic foods
i commended for Holly moots. They
rank high among the protecUvo
fend*. Kgg* ore rich in superior
prutniti ami well-laden with health*
pi-ntrrting minnraU mid vitamins.
Now is the time, when eggs ore
Stock Market llsport
P a u lin a
K 'o r ld a
ana In Melsnna
Is* Club
King of psy
ns lo fUcnrd
Ns'fnns
it Hfluvanlra
Wular loike, only IS miles long
and six miles at the widest, la
the largest permament freshwater lake In all India, It Ilea at
the northwe-* »"•* of thebnauH-
ful Vain of Kash air. M f l H H B
t o
A SUBSCRIPTION TO
Th« Home Ncwspgpcf
<'link egg* ni low In moderate
lempcinluroH without over-cooklnjf.
win itin locv lir e stmuiered In tho
lull, pouched, fried, scrambled,
linkr’d, nnuio lulo omelets, custards,
H|Miti|tv or angel final coke.
tlsi whole egg* to thicken a
<IMlard or aimer, to help leaven
or lighten cakes and cook Ira, to
emulsify oil nhd vinegar In mayon
naise, to Idnd croquette mixtures,
in runt fnml for frying.
*
Use ejtK yolks In custards, In
hullerscotth nr chocolate pie fillloir, in gold coke, in mayonnaise.
Use ugg .whites In meringues,
migel fund coke, frosting*, souffles.
In combining eggs with hot
liipilil, odd the hot liquid to the
i it its, ii little lit a time, with cult*
timl 'lin in g ,
In comliining lidilrn egg whites
with nlhiir mixtures, fold lather
•linn stir the egg whiles into the
The Chrysler building (an ugly* thing if over I hern wail one)
Anally found its spot la life ns a background for Kiss o l Daath, and
so on and pa. The whole metropolis has become one big movie net
—sad you have my confident's! word for It, New Yorkers hate it.
The other night, beating my way along Ktghlh street on n safari
to Uie studio of Jack I'robst, the painter and self-styled Prim e or
foverty, I came head-on Into a Aim company shooting a movie Invotvtng one Barley a ranger, a young actor of aontcwhnt dubious
talent but remarkable Mamin*.
It was right after tho dinner hour and Eighth street, which 1* Dm
Broadway of the Village and ordinarily is jmL chock-full of .-rum
bling and open-mouthed tourlni* who mo looking timidly for l.ifc In
the Raw, waa as blocked up a* nn unruly sink.
Police had roped off a good section of tint ntreet and wrrn busy
hustling cillaaha along. Tim re must have been at DsM n couple of
dosen cops around—and, b«lng n commor
Mlal
M noul,
B M 1 couldn't help
wondering If I, ns a reasonably practicing laxp.tyrr, was paying
their eaterlee while they herded and If 1 was gniuj; to j;ut it cut or
the proffte from the movie.
•
TH«t Lasts A Year
plentiful ami price* lowest for (ho
><ni, in act out all those good
egg iocipi’u to Iw i euily to take
mlvnutngi' of tho spring plenty.
Kvi’ti careful tmdffetrrs can In*
•bilge la mnelrts, custards, sponge
<iikrs. and all those other rff«
lieots which ii[i|H>al to family upI>h iie . mid offer such Rood nutrllive value.
W ith the mayor’a benevolent pnrmisslnn, Carnegie Hall was turned
ever to Borria Morros for the Aiming of ii movln tliefe and the
•treels of tho lower Beat Hide were utilised lo r. lho shooting of
T A e » e je r fC /tr .r r “
_______ ^ * /
Tw l-t.ll* Hones
Hports Parade
Joan IIrooks
Drifting on a nmol
Hosts for a tardy
lisrtrsnd Hlr*eh
KsynnUs l,y Carls
Mika Mvstsrlss
Itfders at Pur. Mss*
Mssl the Hand
NlffM fdlllnn
THE PRESENT f
_______Hy Anna Mac Slkca_______f
•W W A 'IO U IO A TItotho U. N. Jacob Malik (left) and Dr. Philip Jessup
•f the United Slates ihako hands at lho meeting In New York of tha "Pig
flour" power rtprexenlallvw that m ulled In Idling of the itcrlln block
ade. The announcement said tho nclunl ending of lho blockade would bo
May 13 and would be followed by n meellng of lho Council of foreign
Ministers. France and England were also Included.
(fnlrrnntloual)
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
— Ay WIUIAM All! _
Centra/ Pie si W i i t r t
Kokin. I ran and Ollle versus
A C H E M IST comes forth
Howdy Pnody, li‘t«,dln{ and
With I he news that monkeys
Lucky Pup.
wars the Aral creatures to make
W h i s k y —fermenting coconut
■Ilk. How coma? What were
ffelrha Dollar D ir t thinka
THEY trying to maks themthia w ill hr National Cltanup
•elves Into?
Wrak lo r him. /fc’r got a "sure
t t !
thing" in tb r Krntncky D ttb y.
Piabiatorio times must have
Attn rough. Imagine getting
caught b e t w e e n a hibuloua
biboon and a giddy go tilla l
I I I
If ike New Verk Olanls hired
tee (The Up) Ourether for his
publicity vslue-they've pel III
I I I
A New York milk bar for
Children he* Installed n lelevlaton set. Thia probably will
being a demand from the small
fry for a roller dtrby match of
A noted phllorpher, after pon
dering the mailer, announces we
ihlnk too muih Does ho prac
tice what ho preathsi?
O nly expert, Chevrolet-trained mec lirm ic t.-.u iin g Chevrolet “ K now -H ow "
lo o li...m a k in g replacements w ith genuino, guaranteed Chevrolet p a rti, are
three ro a io n t why our service keep!
your cm in peak-performance condition.
Workman*,I
LOW CCTiT
i G u a ro n lo o d to Y our S a tiifa c tio n l
FRVICE — EASY BUDGET TERMS
The* now SIX)-Inch lelcscops
on Mount Palomnr has Just re
vealed n host of now stars w»
didn't know about heforn. Hollywotxl may Hud It hnril In Ihillcvr, hut not onn of 'em Ant
hlii'il a press agcutl,
o
THE C m iE N M TOOK IT IN HOMK1VIIAT HAD (iltAf E. They
mumbled and grumbled. Persons headed for Ihn Whitney musruiu
faund It necessary to mnkn n 10-mlnuto detour around lho block.
Owners of hookahopa, dcllcnlesscns nnd candy storm found their
evening trade non-existent. Corduroy-coatrd artkitn slomi nmuml
end hooted, among themaelvea, a t young Muster Urangcr'n clothes
and auggeatad that ha sen a new tailor.
Two pratty and somewhat rntuitln -Iris appenrol nn the seenn
and one aald to tho other, " If this la a propaganda movie, m i just
•pH-*'
I made eeverat efforts to fight my wny from one side of the ntreet
to the other hnd prnmpUy found myself wuikimr mu ,’itninl.y among i
a group Of astras. "Don't look so /ilunhl!" tm'nxslMlnnt illreelnr
yelled a t me, "Snap it up. Take y* imnuri ouln ya porkeln. Walk!"
Mr. Granger kept running nernss the ntreet «i.d hack, which
•earned tor bn the nenne they were shooting, fnr nbotit ihren hours.'
He engaged In these didoes to (he iircoinpanlmant of oh, easily—j
no applause.
The tourists were upset at being unnhln to poke nud prohe among
the Village's sinful spots, ami the reMdenls w i r on I raged nt the
Invasion of their privacy, esperlnlly since they were not getting paid.
I t waa a distressing scene, nil In nil, muI one lluil I hope Is not
repeated anon. When you get right down to It. New York hi Ihn
most Inadequate place In the world for oinking movies. In summer
It'd too humid and In winter ll'n too cold. It Is too crowded, loo dinrer la trying to overlook all the"*- truths, hi* regime
lumber nf commerce uvertnnea. PU-ane, William—up
luiy friend wax raitntui, ir me pm
fell from the* buriwd wlek, he
was n two-timer.
ANYIHINO can happen — and does
—nt lho U. S, Steal Corporation's
annual stockholders' meeting In
Hnltoktm, N. J . Take, for Instance
Wilma Soss (above), president of
tho Fcdcrnllnn nf Women Share
holder* In American Business, who
arrived attired In the mode of SO
year* sg a The costume, the anirm in re * In her paper. Is a« nutinodetl ns tho practice of holding
nicellng* In Hoboken Instead of
Now York City.
(International)
MI DDY KI LOWATT
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T H E . SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLO R ID A
fhe Sanford Herald
TUESDAY, MAY 1». 184#
The Nearest Doctor
Concentration of doctor* In content of population and
phortag? of them In more upontcly settled areas seem to bo
the general condition. A Cleveland newspaper writer, report
ing on a study In Ohio, suggests that Ohioans will find It
much bettor to get tick In one of the three largest cities,
Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus, than elsewhere in the
fctate. Of the estimated 7.800 doctors In Ohio, two-thirds live
in tho.'i* three cities, but less thun half of the people of the
state live In them. Obviously medical services In other sec
tions are more overworked than those In the three large
cities.
If all who would like to study medicine In Ohio were
able to do n«, th* problem would Anon Imj mil veil. Lust year
7,888 students tried to get Into the three mcdlcul schools in
Ohio, hut only 294 were admitted. Presumably those who
wero admitted were the pick of the applicants, but doubtless
many of the others would have made excellent physicians If
they had got in. Lark of training facilities makes It neces
sary for the schools to tnforce rigid ontranco requirements.
The situation revealed in this comparison of figures in
Ohio Is d up licated in many other states. I f any federal program should he Initiated to Increase the number of persons
leceiving medical care, the shortage of doctors would become
even more pronounced. Apparently a prlmnry need is for
If we follow procfaiely In hi*
footatapa with faith and love wa
may bo sure that w* ara firmly
in tlw right path. There lx there
fore now no condemnation tn
them that are tn C h rlit Jesus.—
Rom. 8:1.
If we must sacrifice somethin!
let it be our lower not oar higher
•alreo. Present your bodies a liv
ing narriflce, holy, acceptable to
Qod. Which I* your spiritual xervic#.— Rom. 12:1.
How old dues a hone live? In
Sundciland, Eng. Prince, a milk
wagon hour, dird the other day
at the ripe old age of 43. That
it pretty old for a hone. Not many
of them gel pail 20, If they are
well taken cate of, turned out to
paiture while their teeth are alii)
good, they often live to 28 or 30,
But 43 it unuiual.
Out in Califoinia they now have
a "Kathy Fucm law " fixing severe
ptnallies for whose who carelessly
leave abandoned well shafts down
which little children may fall. In
this state, we have no such law,
and perhaps do not need one. But
we do need a law compelling pro
perly owners lo cap artesian wells
through which millions of dollars*
worth o f underground water is lost
every year.
The Miami Daily News charges
that 200 bookmakers in the Miami
Area are continuing operations by
paying large sums o f money lo the
police for "protection” . When police
kccept money from gambling op
erators for minor law violations, it
makts it difficult for them to do
anything about more serious in
fractions of the law such as assault
and murder when rival mobs go to
war, as appears lo he the case in
Tampa.
Unemployment,
well us unem
ployment insurance benefits, sic
on the increase. For the third con
secutive week last week die number
of jobless |» ito n i in this country
increased. There are now 2,051,000
drawing unemployment compensa
tion. If predictions of a depression
prove true, the lime may come when
tha number of jobless will be in
creased by several million and the
drains on the unemployment insur
ance funds will cause much concern
over the millions of dollars paid
out during the height of the war
boom when there was a labor short
age and anybody willing lo work
could havt found a job.
D ie Fernald Laughton Memorial
Hospital has been with us so long
that people find it difficult to be
lieve it may have lo cluir. Yet it
should be understandable lo everyona that if it dues not take in en
ough money lo pay its bills, it w ill
have to close. And for the past year
or two it has not been paying its bills
in full. Why? Because the price of
avarything it has to buy, like grocerits, linens, cleansing materials,
kitchen ware, and all the services it
employs, like cooks, maids and nurs•s. havt gone up in price. As every
housekeeper know*, you cannot run
• bouse today on the tame amount
of. money you ran it on five years
•go. If tha hospital had lo close, it
would ba a long trip to Orlando.. .
after an aulomnhilr xrridrnl.
Charles E. W ilun, of General
Electric fame, member of President
Tlw Prk'Ml'n VL'HtnwnlH anil rnUm »f hI iirith $10,080,000; trum|Kit«, $1,000,000.
To tlw above ndd tlw uximhihu of the building muteriiri,
labor, utc.. and aome wonderful flgitrim preMiit InuitiMtlvRit.
Ten hmutaml men. hewing cedant, 00,000 bearera of
burdens, 80,000 hewers of atone, 8,000 overaeea, all of whom
were employed for aeven yeara and upon whom Iwaltle their
wagea Solomon her towed $88,009,888.
If the daily food waa worth 48 cent a each, the anm total
of feeding this army of workmen during the time of build
ing lotnla up to $844,888,440,
Th<> material In the rough ia estimated aa having been
worth $12,720,088,000.
The aeverul entimutea allow the total coat to have been
$87,212,210,840.
Itabhl Wolfera, the Jowiah muaicid hiatorian, hna Minted
that (luring the divine worahlp at the temple a fail choir eonaiated of 200,000 men.
During recent yeara not only thla country but other
countries have had to deal with flgurea reaching Into grout
magnitude, hut h o far aa covering a period of aevun yeara,
the time tuken during the building of Solomon's temple, no
financial minister or chuncellor of exchequer
. . hna
... .1 hud to
confront ttuch figures us those that tell of building thin
munt famous temple of all times.—-New England Craftsman.
rn «
men accused the Pill of being, In
effect, u secret police., Hoover JWtorted that their report waa IR)
of liisccuraclev and rnlnxtalt-men'*.
Yet oldtlmcrs who cover tbs
Senate unit House any they can’t
remember the last nprnker who
lit into Hoover. Nny, It'a more
tnan tnut. It i«n't Just that he
isn’t hlnmcil; uauully lawmaker*
pour on the praiae.
Hoover’* father waa n govern
ment employe (be worked for the
Oommerce
Department),
a rid
Hoover linn spent bin entire R
in' government service* ever slnhe
he got out of In*v Hchnol,
He bn* never married, and he
lemla such a i|u’et life tb*l few
unecdotea are circulated concerning him.
The one I like lienl waa told by
u reporter wlm run acroaa Hoover
one morning. The FUI chief look
ed tired, upon being urged, ex
plained why.
The night lu'fore he had p la n A
to listen to a broadcaat program
of aymphnny iiiualc. He had th#
stnlInn all nicely tuneil In when
u horror story started.
“ It was horrihlr," said the man
who directs the men Who have
caught the nation’* meanest crim
inals “1 couldn't sleep all night."
paper, at least| the greatest il<gree of Democracy
the country
ever ' tins known Indeed, one
might any it provide* virtually
the only democracy Gcrmcr.y
experienced, because the short-'
lived Weimar Republic (IlMO-ini
d Iml an unnaturnl death before u
could fulfill Its nrumlse.
Hven more striking hi the fad
that (iermauy—twice the instiga
tor of world wars within a gen
eratlon—not only outlaws uggreaslve war hut pruvldes for the
transfer of the Reich's
promt
sovereignty to a united states »f
Europe. And (lertnans who only1
n short time ago were bowing the
neck to the Hitlerian dictator-1
shin are given a sweeping hill <if
lights wlilch declares that "Itudignity of man shat) he inviol
able."
What a transformation. T he re
still are knocking about plenty •>(
us "old timers" who hark hark In
the days of Kaiser Wilhelm II.
the "all highest" who fathered
World Wur I, pursunnt to Inpolicy of imperial expansion. The
Kaiser was nil nutnorrnt who be
lieved Mini he ruled hy divine1
right, u fact which Inspired no
American to write the fnmnunntirlral jineni “ Me 11rial f|i.|i
which Infuriated the emperor
The old Kitiscr wna the epitome
■f I'russinnlsm. Ilmler hls "MDnd (Jolt" rule, iiltniriic nl expnn
sluii, there was a rapid rise in ln<
nl Ion because of the ru-l of mn
ment, and a large clns* of l)uthe inilitririallc organisation of
population was dissatisfied wnh
the countrv. It was this tieriml
that saw Hie great espanslon nf
llie Krupp armament works, in >
the Ruhr.
Then came the worhl war which
resulted ill the ulHlIcatlou of the1
Kaiser.
The Wrlmnr
republic >
tried tu Inaugurate democracy.'
only tu In* overtaken hy Hie 11it !
lerinn regime, which represent. .1
one of the most terrible dictator
ships of all time.
Now we get the violent revnl
slon tu all this In the new eon
stltutinn. (lermun political leaders
claim It is the most progressive
in existence.
Well, they ure going to have
their chance to' prove that claim
They still will he under Allied
Hii|iervislnn until such lirno «
they
have demonstrated
their |
fitness to walk alone, hut the A l - 1
Ill'll purpose Is to encourage (hem .
to stand on theelr own feet.
The constitution, of course, ••anonly apply to the three nine* nfj
Western (iermuny at the mitpi-i,!
hut it has liesa drawn up an n«
& ]m r
Kitropuan Trade
lug. The government bargains restricted to any one people, any
with the producing nations, with one section <-f the world. I'cucwothcr consuming nations, and sets time lrude harriers were rarely
both amount and price of the tin higher than now.
Imported, The government uTsu 1
------------------ --------------keep* * close eye on the Import*
Yellow Tol on beef Is a better
of such strategic
materials as Wlllm, „f vitamin A than the more
manganese, and a short time ago ,.immidy fnvoreil white fat.
Whose Home
Are You Buying
waa In the business of Importing i----------------- --------------------------
steel scrap from occupied lands. + + + + + + + + + * + * + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + + + +
Uranium, of course, is govern-1;; ■>
ft •
E
ment-controlled. The government1..
t o *-<• * c i n s i n n
also say* who can trade in gold ; |
O l’T O M K T H IS T
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and how. flnvsmmcnt agencies,1, ,
m s iis rS - ilia**** riii.e E
naturally, ara the stut,. traders ' ; " " " I* t ' * / ' - , *
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ATTENTION I
ALL JUST AND
HUMANE FOLK
Urge your -State Retiret Hcptut ives at i Taljnhil!)sce to defeat House Hill
489 which seems loop
hole for torture and
vivisection of impound
ed dogs. W H ITE OH
W IRE NOW.
Move Called Final Dafaat
For Naval Air Proponents
I
Arc you pay i UK fur
Hiimu one cImc'h pro-,
perty? (Jur home financ
ing plan ch II m for Month• ly payments—.lust like
paying rent! Corile In
anti see us.
Home Loans—
—Insured Savings
n»W W i t
Federal Savings <&
Loan Association of
Seminole County.
dN ffii* fi|f|iH *n | («i I ' n i F l I t i
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Adm. Arthur
tedferd
ablest and moat vocal advocate, far. far out ot
I town by making him commander-in-chief of the
Pacific Fleet, end boosting hls rank from vice
admiral to admiral.
Handwriting on tha wait waa the even earlier,
and Itaa noticed, retirement from the Navy of
Adm. Dewitt Clinton ftamaey, another naval
aviator who wee holding the Pacific command—
almoat Invariably th* rout* to chief of naval
operation*.
Ramsey apparently m ille d the jtg wee up with
Johnson, an Air Fore# proponent, In office, and
gave up to become head of the aircraft Industry1*
national trade association.
Resignation of Secretary of Navy John L. flutllvan provided something of a "bitter end" chapter,
with COngreaa apparently Interested In getting
some more "low down" on (he situation,
s
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• TA FT AND T H * FARM V O T*—Behind tha decision of th* Re
publican national executive committee to cell e conference of form
experts and launch an Immtdlala drive to recapture the farm vote
la tbe upsurging power of Senate OOP policy leader Robert A. Taft
of Ohio.
I t long haa been Taft'a contention that th* defeat-ridden OOP
Mould shuffle the political daek enow and go after th* "gram roots"
votes. Taft "behind the booms" Influence waa potent la tbe threeday meeting of the OOP high command In Waahlngton.
Taft, to date, approvta the Republican record In the Eighty-First
Congress, which he la directing, more or lean, In the Senate. Labor
ta out to beat Taft In 1M0. If ha wtno, We hat wlU be very mush
in the presidential ring In IMS.
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REPAIRS
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• FROWN FACTS—The dealre el the United State* to leant
everything poeaible about tha offset* of aub-polar climates on th*
Individual haa led to some startling dtaeovorlae and complete rever
sal* of preconceived notVena about living .In eub-froeeiag cUmes.
Medico* working with the Defence deportment ta the Far North,
tolerance, and for Inatones, have come .up vrlOuthcM faetfli
1—Never.rub a frbaen fast, or any ether froaon part of the body
with now .' Instead, place froaoa mrfacoa Art warm water.
,S—Don’t drink whisky ta keep warm. It haa bant proved that
Uflcbul -White faciei pore* aad mtahaaa the eeoUngef
h—Odd hafabout th* mum etteei on an men, whether they come
freefl north or couth. RntremteF thin peroane have been found ta
buffer mere tn ooM chmatea. Ffft petaone, on the other hand, do net
■eom ta he nag better "protected” f a ted edd than normal pereana.
< •••!
Her* they run Into the danger
S p tc ltl to C ontrol F r n i
ANIIINOTON—Defcnaa Sscrstory Louis Johnson's abrupt can
cellation of work on tha Navy'a auper aircraft rarrtsr just
about emls the A ir Force-Navy "war" In favor of the Atr Force,
It waa suspected when Jamea Forrestal resigned aa Defense sec
retary ami AUm. Arthur Radford waa "promoted'1out of Washington
that tha While House mind had been made up that naval aviation
must he the "loser" In the battle for atom-bombing right*.
Tha Radford "promotion," largely overlooked, got the Navy'a
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o t Interferrlnx with civil llbart lev. (Only lavt month, two Yale
MARCH OF EVENTS
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hlirge*t job.
Sanford Forum
Work Stoppage an Cooler
Major A ir Fare* Triumph
Hoover Anniversary
FAR* EAST PROBLEM CHILD
Put yuur old, rundown heu
building materials Vnm tl
Fix It up Inside arid uut
raroof, inaks repair# uri
Btirrett or Rnbermld roufj
Ion—Dupont paint—anil ot
satlafaction. Many years o
la at your sarvtre. 8ve u a!
thif rood te recovery with
Luintwr A Hupply Yard,
njac old fashioned rooms,
’You fan depeml un our
itm-ManvIlIu attic Inxnletppllos— they'll give lasting
lienee In th* building lino
Mlruetlve advice.
itary O f Sarvtce,
t d f p h o n e tU reetory ju a l tla llv e re d ctm Udas ansny
new end chartered Hatlngn w h ich rn s k s y o u r u ld t V s d o r y
• a t ot d a le . V g i n » h f « l ones t e uae the new A f ste r f
W ill h a l f y a n g e t f i n e r , w o r e a r c u ra te • 1 ^>yn$s w ilU i dT
Yensaw
h n w y w rou g n n w h e v s h y r e fs r r ln g • e ' l l ^
mher
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Mrs. Ivey, Woodruff South Side PTA H«s! —
Honor Graduates Mother’s Day Event —
Social And Personal Activities
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“ ’Ideal Husband H e l p s
l Wife With Dishe*•s
Hollywood
.•ut t r y in g
gel prop u -K u lc iif n f Mu* i t'itip H iiy ,
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HOLLYWOOD, May JO—0P>—
Mr*. John Ivey und M r*. Harry
a Mother'* Hay program pre- There’* little rlmnee that Claude
to C Y N T IH \ LOW lit
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•sfi»• f l YV'ith lilt*
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,\P Newxfealnrex ttn ie i
Woodruff entertained on Satur cede,! the regolm meeting of ihe Jarman. Jr., will go Hollywood
4 Ml:' l |if«f , lull *h l|l, llllt w h y
sensation of "The
tarlln Palmer Ray—Society Editor
Telephone 148 day afternoon lietween the hour* Smith Side Parent-Teacher Assn- V Theli. tliild
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of 4:S(I and fiitH) o'clock with t> flat ion held laxt Thursday after- Yearling ha. a living a r r a n g e - ...................... ...... .
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Hi ImuM Lc I lie Kiipli'ino
garden tea honoring five grad- noon In the school auditorium, "V .'
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unto* of Seminole High School, Picture* tyideal of the necaxloii Hell eonimue ,o make Ms hon e| ff,w h H ......... ..................... ..
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*f n mini mul hite
Ml*a Kndxlry Melaeh, Ml*a Mary were (Mixed hy student* of the in Naxlivilh-, Tenn.. reporting t"
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.A nti Halloway, Mis* Olyve Ann school. The /!rst scene showed Hollywood only when called to
Ihe ideal
I‘r i fin film ha i r iV»« ll#*F
™ Adams, MU* Rarira Rucker and Joan and Marcella Myne* who|**inke a piclore. 11.''* now in D m , , ' , Y ............
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• anal MIf It ll|«* iIm IiCK.
The murrlagv of Mr*. Kmina K.
Mr*. J. B. Borland ha* arrived Mia* Lila la-filer. Huesi* called at porlroyed "Madam l.ellitio und »'i"*h grade in a private Nnxhville
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TUKHDAT
Harris of Enterprise mid dm rlex from Pitickard, Ala. lu v|*|| f,)r the Ivey home on (irnndvieu Her Iiaughler" while students of ncadeipy and switches In thesto.h..,
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lilt'
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Tl»«* Wuman’a Bible Class of the H Nutting of Dnytmm Reach wilt Homn lime with Mr.and Mrs Kay Hrive.
the fourth grade *H.ig ’'Parent* "cliool while working here.
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spend It * ...............
,I I Ir >W1"11 Itlttl" Mill fu r
t i n t Baptist Ctmrctl w ill'turn* a Ik- solemnised al the Tourist Cen Itritt and Mr*. R. d. Pippin,
I I • Hihiip Uf VVlltlLrVt'l’ lit*
, Invited to he with the honor «■**•* ■ H»mr“.
I V'.m.g laromo returns home nf- tin- corner .....- ................ ;
monthly business anil social meet- ter Sunday, May Ifi ul 2 :0 0 p. M.
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taiiosis were il.elr mnlhera Mis
The second picture was '‘A^^.■|','I finishing the sound track fur | in Ihe Httie nod rut. v ..o util,
t. .ifTui ilinricr
Iflin J*ili
Ins si 7:4f>
P. M. nl the hum*
The Townsend wedding will lie
l m it11 111 uinp iiliil lici t
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Jea*
M.
Neely
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listed
among
the
John
Melsch.
Mrs.
John
Halloway;
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innocence"
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j»m| f |i»*y tllii tllil
W. A.
Adams,
Mr*. II >es Middleton white Hilly K irch-1 hly *«•
anting hack «« J*’
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Avenue, with (Jroup No. 2 in Fifth Cnngrexxlnnnl District Tnwn' ii ' I t *
inch t|t |*|il 11114*1114.
of Technology in Rochester, | YVayde Rucker and Mr*. VV. A '" V
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charge of Ihe refreshment*.
aend ('mini'll meeting whlrh open* atilute
N Y Mr. Ncolv will irrfldiiRii* hi 1
< hint* Hullinircr iiortruyi'il
f»*i » 14-y»*nr-nlil r1x «i h M(i ' \v«»mn»i
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Mr I ft CluN 111
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the Pilot d u ll will meet at '1:30 al r:m p M.
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The lea lahie was lovely being ,,'r * Mother" while Anna t'orlev lootei
‘ dinner
p. Si, al Ihe Tourist (’enter. City
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I coveredwith a white linen cloth "f ,,il'■
’t*,*"l'*"l'‘ High Schmtl siltlg | Ring t ’roxhv w ill join
Ids Pitta-j
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Manager Clifton) MeKil.hln will
..... ., u,i.iwith bright vsllow
nf Mine" ac horgh Ptintcs after finishing "Hid- iimhustand ih. .
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Mr. and Mr*. W, F. Harnrr had and
amti cenlami
yellow "YVonderful,(yMother
entered with bright yellow
Jwyw rnlllM.r
High"
....... us his hoyslthe h.velif.. e v , - . . , ....... .*
of Mr*.
(I. Amies, HUM Went
tie the guest speaker.
olo* * -I "I, *t
\ nun lean mini,
a* their guests for the weekend lilies ami greenery. Silver cnrnlelThe Ainerleun Legion Auxiliary Twentieth Street, in 7:tMI P. M.
The
filial
picture
wits
the
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their iiaughler, Mr*. Hlndys llud-!nhru held tail yellow cnmllpa and
will hold u Mother’s Day pnrty All memhera are urged to attend.
of the day posed hy Mrs. It. \V.I family to In- Klko. Nev.,ranch | il even hni.le. *■■ .ind' i sl.iml
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........ . when l hey were
ley and her son, Frankie, of F t.l*||v e r appointments were used on
at H:<HI P. M. ill the Legion Hut.
The mmnul art und music feeWilliums, president uf the P. T j where lie especis to spend u couple i Ntutisii.'* .... i *<• •i■■m
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i mi. (to... in.d. a*
the table. A yellow and green A. with her three children,
All mother* of ineniher* ore in tival of Semliiole Comity will lw I**uderdale.
ih .ro -..>f month*
j ninth .li-l.wa-h. i ■■ winch
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mil l a / \ p a r a .theme
was
carried
mil
In
decora
held ut the Seminole High School
vited to littend.
lily, llohl.y und Sylvia. Tile song! Hedy Lao.an isn’t making any been sold f•• '*.. *.....lie- - i
Friend*
uf
Phillip
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thin.*
ami
refreshment*.
at N:ltO P. M. The puldli' la In"M-o-l-ll-e-r” was sting l.y th ■. Iriend* with lu< rude Ix'liiivlor nil! null. >n \V*o.i
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...., ...
ti>u>h*.n*v Is to
Rt. Augustine, formerly of SanAssisting Mr*. Ivey and Mr•Indents. Concluding the program , * he "Copper Canyon" set.
' inslam.' it n.
n 1 ....... .
The hoard nf the Sanford liar* V' r ! i
\ o iti t id e
.1 . „ p ................
r r i i ' m i den f ° ri*'
!»• g la d to le a r n that he Woodruff were Mr*.
W.
H.
Flam
,
,
.
.
.
W
tts
a
solo
"
i’nnsles"
hy
Kllen!
Iiisiilei*
i
f
pint
the
epic
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tin
Inin
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4#n t’luli will meet lit l*:!MI A. M.
la getting along nleely following ing, who presided over the' JlUltrh vililvn. Arcnmpatiisl
m i'
t i in .1 . .• a ilin g in a
wasM i* jV a d l* T " was
(illumed U'cause of i great In* m*I ijt VI ft»' *!r1\ Itl”* I ! '*
Clul.
will
meet
IM
follow*:
Arnica
at the Harden Clul. llidhling on
an appendeetomy
al the
East Ikiw Land MJ»*Marianna
1 li* til ' l l 1 NlJlpfl/ IHI* a l l e g e *
Hprltlg- j,;4l,ur |>r|ce.
*1“’ h«» office success of "Joan of cao'i .lit th.
,l»M>- m i <■
•
| Circle at Itl.Wl A M. for a beach
L ift First Street.
.. .. • Vi... 1 1 . ;o> 1.0 -.hands are
er. Thi.se calling during the afterDuring the hualneaa meeting the Ate." Iiii iile.iiallv, did you know . does it and ..... I........ . aoli. pi
, .
l,ot th e y
The Social Department of ihci V. ' * , V
, " ," r ."i.Vu, V. m .
noon
were
the
Misses
Nixie
Kirch)(|,w
„
(
t
were
In
-.lh
al
"tfon
Vti.li*?'
I
whither
guest
.ally
i“>
.
il'*
*1“
i.eoio.iiog
i
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1
Clnnxe ha* returned
Sanford Woman'* C I uj will i n -1' I * ’ *'• U ,L 1,1",l"■
JJ'
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bar
a
Alin
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a
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nn.l
are
a*
follows:
pre*.
I
lhun?"i
ha*
he.-o
made
thrice
l.e-l,-u,i
fm
Inlo.opv
toum
lit*
home
Avenue
mi is*m mil lim it)
tertalo
with r..^i
It* anmml
D ay! r( ioarlg*
a r l - . fl.liio
i i i i Mat lO
O ilA M f o l a i! “to1 her
h,,r h“
T on Myrtle
- .
...
r.UeniliTil,
Marilyn
M e s a l e i , ,|^n(i
Mr*. William*; vice president,! f«re in 11*21, 1!> and lt*«0? |
,\- I nnd.-i ■tin.,I tin ••*'•.• >
h.i.ii,n.l.,,.uL
..i l*:00
u oo May
a M
bridge-breakfast
ul
A.
M. i.t
n t. ...................
, I * .on A. M -.lu r “ t after *priulltig two week* with her Cherry Hloglelnry, Betty Ihincuo,
I fir 111CI III I' 1 llli
DJ,.k
Aiken;
sei'ietaiy,
Mrs
*
Mina
I
’ni-ioan.
Don
Ih'fnre.
Rill
1
whin
*1"
m.
wmium
.
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and son-in-law, .............
Mr. and
!Kt*. Breakfast
nifiiNinsi mix-'
phis- ' ...................
.
... . *.
,
%* i llll.lneus|daughter
*
the duh liumre.
**i•»j14j< lull rtllft
Maiy Kenis, Mniy lleleii File. j.
Tyre; treasurer, Mrs Hand Ilem aie'i and others head
fut mnsi fio.o in. im * c d i .■■..ii--.*
Winn. M r..
' 1 , ' " . '',; i ' *
! Mr*. A S Uramllug hi .......... Ida
tearex are MrsX C. H.
M . I I * 'I
I '<
ll'lllt
^ u ,%
1*Sul«* N1 «“:IMF I* M. with MIR. prwi : u #.
Naney -h'ao Aptdehy, Jane Whit t||| |>rr.--i nod historian, M r' I* I ’le .iiI ’ndav t.o opeulug" ofjiiinshlp
1In, n u l l,
* i r . vt i v I Ii i i i K
Frank ShiumwiH* * ‘
i 'u ' ,* , / 1/rrr^im t'r ns 4,o li***i»*** ul !lt0i)»
---------her, Joann .Spaulding and Alum p Watkins. The I'iiiiiii omul ysn f "S* n»*i s m|
all »v»*i I li** Ji «»| 1 ns ilo i iln
Uiu ii * flu*1
m rluui inter
ham. Mr*. .
......and Mr». I II. ,, M
s .m |>
. ti,
tJ
hiih l»v tlw llilrtl N1**1!'' Afl«*r
Ami iimir imnni'r** Jimliet^• Anmriiiiii i**» i i*-i f ••.• • it ••*** •
nii'.*.’" !' 'i,.?..« 1ur»* I*.• M : U "IH circle al IL.'IU P. M .; m , s. J. w . Norman, r. ami Imrluy
CrRWforii. drillin'
Also the Misses Kalhle.'u Ran 'l)*»it hioint'HH scHHiiii! r*,fr**'4liiM**iiin • fir* o m u tir
*‘»ii*''*’ I I i i I I vvmmmI i lif fii*nli i •.
%<•|« tin ** »•
-a . i„„i, , . '
V n Y u , ' !'•• H" Harden Clul. holldlng; Jac- iiaughler Nancy have returned to
•t i lie Intel*
a .............
*
Vir*'
Mn'1 M r"'ii.rnn.l* Circle with Mrs. ... N. (Ill- We*l Palm Reach aftet xpeudlllg c.n'k, tRadys Wells, Carol Jean v\»'i>. sirviil in flu* hiiu*h hmiiii iffilr/t*'- 11 tom im* i•■**»4ll lin |>m I Mnm v. m»»
rllK
-i If 14li
Hall, Hetty rt jfh (iiYt(t'84P8 I»«■114|r Mr*. Ih>> #1 |*hi* i
jamen e. iiaii.
loo at HMMI A. M. to go to H m k ., 1,..
In Sanford with her Meriwether, Itelle
j an Riilttiimhili nlua\
................. tell/R
• Ilir li(i**n iv ! i r pa r I im «* ii I
lim *-•*«<■t*:• i»i•*<. Mp th* h
. F" ,1 1 ^ 7 I I- W
M m I Spring-, for a picnic; Magnolia I
M r.
Mr* A. K. Rna- Jane Ymmg, Fllen We- *moreland Fr('iii'h and .Min* Sylvia .Iniit**
il i**l pelt
Aiken,
Peggy Howell
L « , telephone
; Clich will. Mrs. A It Peterson for, ^ Mt,r
,h,| , |l(llllr
iviery Anita
--- -------- ------ ---| IjKilnhc" il 1*1*1k*| IH lit fill 11^11 With IH! * I'Hli'f I i f
i ........... hiji t*I • «|n-*i
jhii I y om f i i n ' t
Betty Jean Wilke and Doruthl I 1/iiif t | } « A ill i 4«<4lJ ill lu
L J# fc
TH H H 8D A Y
'an all day meeting ul HMMI A. M.i j Avenue.
h**l lai -h'.vk M.t 111* f«»ikl HRlWurkH ltd Min I tap* Id Vm.»i*. H,. ». i!
i* »
te e il.
(trajier ,.f Luke Wales.
lijllll
l l l l l l l i 1 r l l l l l IN
ni-%| Mi*, tii v 1al« ill ini’tildi"^ Kill'll ill, H fdllllih’t d«v nit
««ii I|!
ih*
»>• I
I
m tI in
Cenlfal Circle o f ' the Sanford; Mimosa Circle will. M r* J. M, ,i n l In -id I h *1
Mr*. K. C. Kehol* had a* guest*
ijiiim
*
m i Kt-hy, Hop#*, Nliiteffi*.1
iiinl.il
i--o
W h e n he
I..... I*
Harden Chit, will meet at lt:30i Cameron, Celery Avenue nt rtdtll
I lu ll* t i e d W i l l i P ic iiic
............. .
thii
■Io|*' nil l till > i41id (l 111111441
j In* Nil ciii|' (Imyvm i . i f t it odl t iMiiii
V. M. at the home of Mr*. II. M .'P . M. for a covered di*h supper over Mother’s Day weekend hei
. i t»i in. own
Harry
11**1' I | m| m hIuhiIi I mill
1|tf |f|n miiiiioy ♦*» I•• lo* ftill\ to*>1
PapWorth to form a niotoreade to 'w ith huxl.nmt* a* gue*t*,; Palm children Mr. and Mr*
M.'iids'ts
of
the
l'oll>
Pig
lull
♦
I he t • r ife R
ftoiiic if i I he
on)) 11in** I luive * )•!}( it pip* ♦ In 11 II Im ., .1 •
Daytutia Reach where a .'..vereil [ Circle al Manlnudo Spring* at Hausen und two children of Holly
iToll honored Lynn Kinder-.>u, who
M* mill v eiiioy
4'V» I Ik' I! I *1 ||111| tMlinil Hlf'fl
WHH flat VV Hi* llioinll V Iti l f tv m n ill * .'1
dl*ii Innclieon will he held w ith '3:311 P. M.; Rose Circle with Mr*. wood, Mr*. A. Ih riatche.r and
is
leaving
at
the
close
the
school
i.t 11 down anil
daughters, Misses Hetty Noe, Joye
hi
In f d t i
Mrs. K. II. Clement* a* tmale**.
' R. It Red, ut lo im A, M.;
Slieala and Clmries Rest wei- i,.,,,, f„r Atlanlu It. make Itci fut ] iiii hi* iin slum In nl week JifhT c ii’M's iiikI »ipp»»l
1Im icHirvevv iv•§
I* -ahlrl. wIn 1 »■ i iL e \ m*T it ;i i * lot
The Home D.-moiintialioo Clul. i .' hm'Ii III b Circle with Mr*, rtank and Miriam uf Jrxuip, Ha. Mr. g o e slx o f h o n o r a i
_ p icn ic a l San rH itniiiir fioiii Ins irvuiiil
l.lrtllday
|,n,n,.,_ w ill, a
hiiii'. ,SIma t|itw ti i Itolwii.
, l*Nhtl 9 11•■" .il i it .1* I ....... ..
will meet nt tMiil P. M. nt the, Adam*, Lake Avemn- a* *1:311 I and Mr*. Douglas Kclml* und two jin r t y g iv e n u l th e hom e o f th e ir i
H p rlu g s on Sol o n la y
of, ‘Daytona ‘Bench,
Ft it I
-tillin' mill Ih* My 11nil on
Tourist Center.
1M. for a covered dl>di *npper will. children V
" " " J ' “und
,,"1 p a ie n la , Mr. and M is . J. H. I k ’ si
, | l r ,1a>.
itu o l.r a o o
The I'h Hal til'll Claes of the Firs* hushmid* ax gitexl*.
M r. a nd Mr*. C la u d e L c h o l* a n d . [ „ L a k e M a ry , re.
H y. H a m e * . wt„
p re se n te d w ill, a d e co ra te d hIiihiIi I milkc ,i if*M**1 I'timhimil mti in |
HapHSl Church will meet at the
The Fifth emigre**.... id Dlstrld
w ere e n jo y e d l.y th e g u e s t* during
|,..a r | ng lo-e m im e and a hi ace Ihcn iipviiiMiiii! mo'th'iil l wrttvhctl '
u m il)
tluio c
home of Mrs. L.lwnid Smith, MlM Towuaeml Council meeting will he
| Ih e a fte rn o o n a f t e r w h ic h re fre a h
f llim | „ . r f r |cm ls as a fa re w e ll Ihciii pmi'ticihy
(?ataliliu Drive, for un outdoor | held in the TJ.uiixi ( eotei Iwglum erits w e re se rve d l.y M r* . Heat a* ' wtf». M rs . J M S tim c ip h e i, M is . iitiinhi'i im n .\i leu 'i I wali'lii'd
ai* I a,>I t... %I ..^ 41...—
t _.. . #4*4.*.M**
1
a..
a ..
a.
until iitk itl lo leave. Fte»l l»k»***
party. Mrs. li II. Fortner, dr*, "log at 1:311 P. M
'
Charles Reolu.m and Mrs. ...........j The regular meeting of die I h w ii (.11 h< pi lie I let hn ( apN In private
Hill Holden fitrm c* h*'*-* in »
Howell will he ci.'hostesses.
! **'i*d Clul. will he held al i ’-il* I . MThnse a I tending were Simula and
Semlnola It d id , ah Lodge No. In the Tourist Center.
j Charles Steven. Peggie and llerkh
,.Mjuylnp the day willi nil. Now in MSnntel Hlvd,/* Uv*H
43 will meet In regular session at I
.
(Drier. Warren Le.ldou, Snmlru and
Ruulerson
wen- Samiia winIn i fin ,,llt*vi*ml I he S n n - H “
8:0*1 P. M in the Odd Fellow'*
Hie Depemlnhlc Class or Ihe
.M a tt Carle, (iary Tlllls, Rollble |,u(||| y;||,„ |.y,m. |'n i,v Collins, and '*Hed
"**•••• S hiim'I " l.iniln Hwrntdl
I' llll V .11 ir l v nl I ‘in r
||g|j
, FlrRt MvthiHlUi ( Imrcli will Imvr n
und Sylvia Williums, Itiugiu John
Mar|y Stlm-clpher. Annette M*V' -4h( ' h heinir ihw urli'il In ••••»
covered disu picnic at the home of
hei diiuFhM'i'f# |»«i • i
Ison, Jane, Jimmie and Linda WII- |,r,„ll(. Rosemary Darner, Paulette 1‘lan to painl
p
;ill< l C o lo r s
u in i i
i
,
,,
, i Mr*. It ,W. Herron, Country Clul*
' Rams, (ieorge and Charles Stool- j
Rartiaru Cussuhe, loycn
•'*" iv Vein Nile I'lin’i Bid
Hallle HlirriHi.il Chapter, l augh- „ ) (| | | UN|,Mn,|M
oieinWr* are
I k h o ld ' f i l l
N ow r i i j i l h f l
huff Walter and Pamela M *r • J)1P1(,H ,|,a n rlle Cleveland. Nancy )• **'
«
ter* of the Amerienn ItevoliiHon. ................. „ Uend.
ON m s i'l/.A ) W E D N E S D X )
I, lil.bi
l.H.ha Kllen
4a’IKBaba Carter,
( ’.a
IKnthle
I ..#I. IJiI Coal.
.■
*b .
1I ill'll I t1- I
in make television 1
wether,
Carl I to u u trc e, M
artha Itwni,
li. i r y ,
Will meet at 3:00 P. M, at t h
e _________ _________
films Hircdoi Billy Wilder's op
ton and Hr Inn Thurston .
Arm .Stile* and P atty Walk.
M O ItN IN L
home of Mis, L. P. Ilugun, 17*121 “ Parsley |mtutoea", often callA N M HnJNi C KitM
inion uf the ltd gman-llnsseilint
uI l ll lT IIi s>
..EliN. T i. i Also Mra. ilnidon (trier, Mr*.
Park Avenue. All visiting .laugh- ,.,j fl)r nt) nienus. are made hy
l.usfoess: "a Id uf smorgaslH.rd,"
,Mr. and Mra. B. L. Perklns, Jr. ^|Brvln i,eddon, Mrs. David Karlr,
( i It e r il \\ d in e <t+1v \ M • * ......... >
tar* are enrdinlly Invited lo al- }m|||ng small new (mtutoe* in salt- announced today (he Idrthi
P TA
Capsule Rivew: "The Window” ,
« , M ra. Duane Tlllls, Mrs. I. II. John
•'tjlj'
ed water, In their skin*. When the daughter. Linda Leffler I« h ln a ,
Mr|li T,,j williams, Mrs. H*rA I
W .'h n r ii * ItK (>> Iivaio proves tl.al some <>(
The (Renner * Class of the First potatoe* tiro cooked they *hould «
‘' *
'
tile tiMst llollvwiin.l films u.e llo ,Hl 'i ™ hn«pl*»h, ,^ rl Hioothoff, Mr*. W. 11. MerlPresbyterian Churrlt will have a («. peeled and mixed wltfi melted Mra. Perkin* I* the forme. Je»*le W)l|hrr Mm> Ci,,,|| ............ »m|
less cosily. Il has on slm names
The West Side Parent-Teacher nod no "production m i n e s , " l.nl it
ravered dlsli supper at Ihe home Im ller und finely minced parsely. Durden uf this city
Mr*, ik n rv Thurston.
Association held It* monthly meet li.d.ls more Interest Ilian many ex
ing last Thursday lit ihe school peoslvt' films. The story uf u hoy ,
will. Mr*. Ted Willinm*
who w liaesse* u nntith r Is *ul<l |
The devotional
wo*
l.y Mr*. willi
M u . ii /
with ilimititini
tmugirtiiliiiti
lo n
a Mi-pcn'rnii
siibi.oox.fiii
i> V7.......
.. i.tgiven
.a
urn in
........
In is c il -blocs
I.. It . Itii«hlm. af*. * W Icli he
Social Calender
Mrs. Emmrt Harris To
Wed Churles Nutting
P e r s o n a Is
Party Given For
Shoo In, (hiirlt.N lieni
.Iiisl
VniM'il
I 'iF S T A
Went Side
Meet
THE MOST PROMISING CITIZEN
OF TOMORROW
CuiiteHl etlllor.
Hanford Herald.
I'leane accept my nominal ion of
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1Parent*)
Parenls' Ad.lies*
the Moi»t Promising Citizen of Tomorrow
Nigperi
AddFtMi
x
.... ; ........
"Z*- .........
Han
1IB McmherH Take
P art In Tourney
i
Almul Ifl member* nf the San
ford Woman'* (Rdf Assneininiii
liurtlcijialed In (he weekly iduying
i meeting of Hu- group held last
i Thursday at the Hemimde Cmioii y
Clnh. Itlr*. John Ivey wn> ilia
winner in Class A mulches; Mis.
Hugh Whelchel in Ctuss It and Mm ,
Ross Adam* In Class V. The put
ting contest wax won h\ Mix.
Pi ice Heard.
Announcement was made Hull
the monthly luncheon has been - t
mi lo thin Thursday toxl.inl "f
May 12 because of the ........ .. who
will participate in the Nlnti \\ ■••
iiii -ii ' m (lolf Asociutloo lonromoeiit
scheduled for next week ul l'»oie
Ve.lr* with the Jacksonville Inti
us hostess.
Actual skin tests prove
WAUK
11•
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.
attend. Tile fitst and second guide* King,
Mrs. Wllilmos mol
lied for the rooms count am* new tjeurgn llodsuo.
M.
U s*.m ils
lu
S ~ " ' ,-■> .............. .
s f V ' t ■■■i T ik .:" > ,.:rv ,.,w
the siihjccl of ii*-1 talk lake I line ,
Play--llie Secrei
of
Perpetual |
I „ f,,, the yen. wen iiistul
Yoiltil",
led A social III.Ill W’lls In Id at ill.
Aiiiioiimeino.il was made ul the couelnsiiiii uf lIn- meetinit n> **" j
Hliuonl Countv ('mini'll meeliog lo'llilieh mom which «»■ liiu ia i.it
(It. held at l.ake Monroe un May .w illi nriangemeiils uf .(uiog II"" <
jg ami all mcmlicr* well' uigod to |, i ,
Hustexses wore Mi % Latl
a tPEN
N E Y ’S
Wednesday Morning
Makes yon
i
Ili'in lliiM ' M o w s in C /\ rn h
SPECIAL
VI 1 milder 1boU s
tlun any pniduct made for washing dishes, fine fabrics!
IbttHN r'
t
.
m m m m v.< w
Hoi li h f union* independent l i b '
oratory and your own hand*
prove Vel'a m a rV E I-o m mlld-
neanl
Yen, h fHmnim Independent
I h liorn lo ry - name f iirnlahad on
retini’M -p ro v e d hy actual akin
trots th at Vel Is m ilder to
hHilda than any oilier lemiing
p ro d u c t m ad e fo r wunhloy,
diahefl and An* fa brim ,
T ry Vel and lice how you li.ye
1(8 am arlng inlldnean. Vel in
a neutral anapiena nmln madr
u'"
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by Colgate* Pa lim il I v e l v e t , . ,
contain** no alkHll. •
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Super Saving!
Wm !i dtrtiM w Itn Vel, M um .
Rayon Satin Slips
Trim m ed with Lace
LUXURY AT A PLAIN
PENNS Y-LOW PRICE 1
n u tle t t ilin g s
n lt* t|» w t* a r
fy IIOIEPHIIOF
■
You’ve seen sHpe like thee* sport
price tegs! Trust plain old Penney'i
you at a price that talks aeaeet Fia<
variety of lace*lrlnuaed style* , ,
rlkhpasl Piak, white. Mae. U lo 41.
m ul
P U R C E L L ’S
MW E C lo th e T h e F a m ily —
216 E . F ir s t
W e F u rn is h T h e Hom e'
* P ho n e 17
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T U ESD A Y M A Y l6 , 1 9 *9
THIS HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
Ben Wilbur Is Slated To
Face St. Augustine Saints
For Giants Here Tonight
SaT^rw;„Hfi.A r ™ Columbus Defeats
From
Gainesville; Tars In 10 Inning
Deal, Boback Pitch S a lly
(irnrgr Olmn, a limited M r*
vlrr ratchrr. has been signed by
Ib r Hanford (jlanla, It waa an*
honored Ihln morning hr Man*
agrr Hal (iruhrr. Olson played
a few gamra with Ihv Milford,
Del., Iram laat year and hit
about .MO, Manager (Irahor do*
dared.
L oop G a m e
Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS
Getting their second wind. • b»*
Columbus Cardinals mini' through
ronti'Hl wllli the Jacksonville Tam.
in n
1
* 1 " m w iv ii "
11 1,1
" IV
I to In- the winning fully In tho top
nl the ..
HHh, .after
10
G A IN E S V IL L E ,
May
. . . lying
„ , .. It „up nt
.
(Special | —Thu Hanford
Giant* »*■>! irJ‘ ho l’.l« hth'
M1* -V f"
nipped tliu tongue leading (lalnaa* refuaud to give up, A double, a
ville (1-Men by a (1 to 4 count bora walk and on arror eel the stage
tart night aa Lefthander
Jack f w
. J-hlonnkl a single «
Deal and Itlghthnnder 'Hobo* Bo- ■hort « n>I tho winning run. '*»•;hark held tho hoomlng Gaineswaa plnch-hltllng for Hub
vllle hiltora lu eight hlnglaa.
Vogellan*.
Tonight lho (llama play host*
I-t;'"*on lod .larkaonvllhto tho Ht. Augustine Saint* at '■», b d. (frltlng three Mia in four
tho Municipal Park. It la llh o ly l1^
'' ^ " " ‘r " vr' ,h"
that Mg Hen Wllhtir will draw | jrlsHIfteW fonco. MIko f-uman « <
the hurling assignment from Man- high man for tho Lxrdlnul*. Ho
agrr Hal Gruber.
Wilbur aaw ,n«'lo three for four,
art Ion In tho Sunday afternoon! Tho (Jrcun villa Hpinnora turned
contest nt tho Municipal Park 13 hlta Into a 13-2 ahellacking of
with tho (i-Mon.
However, he the Charleston Itehela at Meadow
Brook Pnrk. It waa the Kpluneia’
pitched lull three Inning*.
With the Imaea loaded In the firat victory after four xlrulghl
ninth Inning la*t night, Manager losses. The Hpinnora had the Kelt(Iriihnr icnt llohurk to the hill ■in H to 2 after alx iniiiiigii. hut
In th e
to relieve Deal, who waa tiring, j added five
more runa
Boback allowed tho (l-Men
to |eighth Just to make sure.
score hut ono run, then allanced) Klrst-placu Savannah heat the
the University City nlna'a up Peaches tl-3 in the first of a fourgame series at Macon. A double
rising to finish the content
Itiahtlmnder (icorge Knits went by Joe Htrlngfellow with the bases
the i note for the home club, and loaded gave the Indiana the vic
fiume. The
was nipped for ten Idnglea by tho tory in tho final
Invaders. Lefifleldor lloh H all P ouch es tied it ul 3 and 3 In the
man pared I lie Hanford attack suventh on Karl York’s two-run
with three hits In flvo trips to triple.
Al Hutch got rriulit for tile
the plate. Johnny McManus rap
It
ped out iwo hits In five appear- triumph, Ids thud rdiuight
was the Peaches’ third consectillve
defeat. Jim tlrosnan, who started
■AN M ill II
Mb ll •i M for the Peaches, wax clouted fot
llellitliMs, as
4 a 1 a
4 a a ii 12 hltx. Jim Korea relieved him in
liatliiiui, ll
I.'mI mUIm, <r
t l 2 0 the ninth. The Augusta Tlgerx
Jnui'K, ll.
I l a i were rallied out al Columbia.
I l 4 0
Kavakle. il
Savannah, (irecnvlllc and t'olialhiMi* ski, lit
1 0 0 a
Weber, III
1 i 1 ii
n
0
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ileal, o
1 D D 1
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34 ID 27 N
Totals
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1 D 1 n
f*K. If
NKW YORK. May ID I/P)
Pprlllll*. If,
t D II ii
« 1 i r 2 Thu cities of New ItruiiHwick, N.
Allsp. lb
Burke, lb
I a ii 2
t H j 1
lUverii, i f
Plrtle. r(
a | i 1
pnalrr, «
» 1 a 1 noied National Knot hull Hull of
Full a. |i
1 n i rt
IPIcliali
1 ii 0 (1 Kamu.
A alto aulectlon commltlt’e met
n ii u i here yi'Mlerduy, and ilccidt'il to
I a u «
UNsistiincn of
foot!.,ill
It
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mm n u t fo r I v y In l i l t
roaches and official*, sports writ
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h K h ii fo r I ' m U r III l i l l i
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m il Ion n><l
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It - I 11Inn ll.
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New Hrunxwlek'* r litiin is laisrsl
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NKW YUltK. May lt»—(/I*,—
Tliu top tun hitler* of thn Mational Lungin- presented a strange
sight today.
With the exiuptlnn of short
stop Alvin Dark of tho Boston
Braves ami pot counting Houkle
Eddie Knxnk of I lie Ht, Imul*
Cardinals, none of lliu gtoup fin
ished In the charmed -'too circle
Inst year.
Kntnk, Ihe Infiel.ler with thn
plastic cilmw on Ills throwing arm,
Is the (.titling surprise of the lea
gue. Through guinea of Sunday,
May H, he topped the circuit with
a .330 hatting average. He ernrked
out 21 hlta in fit time* ut hat.
That doc* nut inrlude the grand
*lnm homer he hit in llrookiyn
yesterday.
Harry Walker, IU47
hailing
champ who hit only .202 last sea
son, is runner-up to Kaiak with
.377. The Chicago Cult outfielder
la followed hy Pittsburgh's Ralph
Kiner and Brooklyn's Roy Campa nulla. Klnrr, who hit a mere .235
In '18, was third wllh .371). Campanclln In,usird his *IH mark nf
238 to ,3311.
Dnrk Ih fifth with
.335, 43
point* heller than his final 1048
average. Whitey l.nekman nf tha
New York (iiantH Is sixth with
•331. and AI (Red) Hchuendlanst
Is seventh with ,3ljfl,
The eighth, ninth ami tenth men
are Emil Verhan, Chicago, .344)
Rial Stnllrun,
Cincinnati,' .313,
and Hid (lordion, (Hants, .342,
A
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‘;nnUw,lhMv,",ry
---------- -I laindon— Ogden Phipps, Ros|>p,
N HW YOHK, May HI—(A7—-'N . Y,, Wan British Amateur Court
The big guns of professional gnir Tennis Title, (willing Britain’* W.
1 bagait assembling today for one W. D. Macl'herson, fl-1, ll-l, (Ml
of the toughest tests of the rugHAC IN fl
. gad tmirniiuient trail -tha OoorlHaHimnre—Crispin Itlglel.ny'a
gll Hound lioliin at the Wykagyt Nnlila Impulse l.nnstrd Preakness
Country Cltili.
stock, winning Pimlico's survivn.
'■ This is the event in which a stake* In new track record tihio,
Approximately 17,000,000 per
■fj hand-picked field of 10 of lha naNew York— My Emma won Bel
I tlon's top almtmakora flra away mont ' Park's
Water
Blossom sons annually use firearms for
A 'jl each other. Every man matches Classified Handicap for her first sports |n the United HUtea.
gain* against that of the *core alnco laat September at
I her lit.
The field Inrlude* the tup
, por
nor. of the winter circuit—
nyd Mangrum of Chicago and
try Mlddlecoff of Memphis;
Bnead of White Bulphur
Weet Ve„ the recent
star* victor; Byron NeUan, the
le«t Texan c.saylng a mild
ill, and Bobby' Locke of
Hea- among other*.
Barron, thu White
Y., veteran, la deMndnpion.
Kpluting the field era Chick
r l . , Cmyton Heafnor, Fred
Bob,Hamilton, Jimmy Dem
it, Jim Turneaa, Johnny Palr. Dutuh Htirrlaon, Vic Oheul
A lexander.
surnam.nt will
-- ------- U play rather
■a
•the seeond «g-lioi“
K Z 2SL
‘
..imari
■ame track.
Boaton—San Justn eleulrlflud
Suffolk Down* crowd hy taking
featured Beat Wind Purse for a
IM.80 payoff. '
Camden, N. J.—Some Town,
timed In Ii4> 1/0 for a mile and
70 vardn, menaced Carden State
Para'a track record In winning
tiggb And Poultry
G-F League Tilt
From Moultrie
From The
S ID E L IN E S
K a le *
•• -
liiriHK
r.*
e l ns
.14
Makings Of A Tight Horse Race
For Preakness Are At Pimlico
Rookies Carve
Out
BASEBALLTONIGHTl
Resentment May
Flare Aguimit
Football ‘Rules’
MUNICIPAL, PARK 8:00 I*. M.
SANFORD vs. SL AUGUSTINE
K
lir a t
jje y o n d it —
Today & Wednesday!
O n ly the Jfuture I
Is s s lIn A
RIDE-IN THEATRE
Russell
1 MII.K SOUTH CITY ON U. B.HIGHWAY 1MB,
CH1LDRKN UNDER 11 FRRR
Today and Wednesday
amo wants a liner me
car
w, will have to wait
the srlcnre a4 motor
ave to wail until the,
ached a higher level. For
manufacture haa re;....
creation—la m
.
/.ttssaSLf-'
that Ii rerrem)y
If you whh to
M3*»ndJB,i}
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54
.4*
fly ASSOCIATED PRESS
.44
.»•»
11 ••*
The Cordele Indiana took a
Rxtra
ai
*n
thriller of a (lenrgla*Florida fwa*
17 ••*
la ra a
iai
s a le s illre i-1
l)> r u n •
gne bhsi’bnll game laat Might from
Joe Nelson
■umir
doe Nelson, tormer
Dayton* the Moultrie Athletic*, 0-fl.
a*
«1
I t i><
Lairg*
.43
49
o*
llcnrh
Mainland
High
Hrhool
M e d iu m
The game had tho amalleat l
.49
44
Hmsll
athlete, Ims hern presented Coach acere In league piny lust night,
Hairs
Kelly Mrllrldo’a job no baakrtball the feweat nuiulier of hlta, anil
II
41
37
i*rgs . .
i i n*
Poultry prlrxx;
mentor for Senhreeae High Hrhool the least number of hurlera.
Live ixmllry
In Daytona llenrh, and ho ha* in
Pact, i.’t.li used one pitcher and
FliOIIIDA arsitx A
Tu
herited a 'whale* of a Job, for In they gave up a total of 17 hits—
Tn
l.'unati mars
lirxxxxrs
alx aeaaona Mcllrhle'a teama have lit by the Trllie and five by the
Fryorx rnl
won tin gainea, while Inning hut I ^ Ibletirx.
17
l i t Ilia u ti
.71
20 conical a,
llrullerx
' It wan the 201h loss by the Rosalind Russell geta a Ugh*, from Loo (Itnn In tltia scene .from RKO’i l - l i t Iliarad
11
43
f'oarh Mrllrifie'u heat year a 1cellar-laiuntl Athletlra. who have "Thu Velvet Touch", with Sydney Grccnstrrrt. Showing nt the nit* liana rail liasvy
were In ISIS and 1010, when hla 'Won only alx lime*. Cordele la In
4'Y Ilia lit39
Theatre on Tuesday and WcHnendny,
llalix W'lllla lia.,yV
teama raptured the Hlale Ctaaa jfoorlh poaitlon.
.34
4 lha III*
IX
ft luurnamenta, hut Coach Joa
liana Halil titular
The Valdosta Doilgrr*, firat in
Nelaon farea a tank of rebuild
34
4
Ilia
34
ftuualrra iilil
.It
.34
ing the mighty rage machine at i the "tnndinga, whlppeil the Ways
llraxanl N V Hlyla:
Henbmere, Knur of the atartera (cross llenm, 12-2, in a game In
ft,
To
from the lOlH-’ ttt quintet will 'which nil the acorlng waa conItelnllera
t'lioaii liters
jctuitiiited
in
the
lent
three
Inn
Fryera reit
tl
11
graduate In June,
13
.... „u aultahle reolare inKw- The Hears and the Dodgers
tlrnllera rnl
.11
Search for
9.1
liana
reit
heavy
.19
ment for McRrhle, who will >a- (both got a P»'r of runs in the
41
liens while hvy tl
Ileus light
.11
mein nl Heshreeio as nthlelle dl- *c(v.tn *1 . 1,u.lh
’V1'.1.'*
|°
■sk
3J
Itmiatera
ulit
lector was
was i>
xtnw
and painstaking
ualnstaklog' H(l’1
sl* h1,1Tho
th,> DisIgors
"mhth and
four
In for Saturday's Preaknras ii at Old Pimlico today.
, H
j-ector.
a jlo
w ami
|h<> nj|„
used
three
llreese,! ami ilm —M
proposition. There were many ap.an
Fryera reit
.41
The
cream
from
the
Kentucky
Derby
ii
nn
ll
twirlcis, while Waycroxs put four
lllullera reit
.41
an
pllrnnts for the post, and finally
In
i
he
second
leg
on
the
triple
crown.
liens red heavy 49
.11
tho field narrowed down to two— men on the mound. Tho seven
liens
while
hvy
13
91
Nelson and Charley Hlrxhcy, who pitchers gave up a total of 21
liens Ham
la
.41
hits.
enough to assure a crack fie ld *
itmiatera obi
3.1
IT
Is now a coach In Orlando.
for
the
Preakness,
Thiid-phicu
Thuoiusvllle
de
than the old record, and lie did ll
: __
T-r*'—~ • ~ ~ .
Nelson will ha remembered try
Only the heat noun op from while winning by five lengths.
YKSTKItDAY'H STARS
many Sanford and
Hemlnnle feated second-place Tallahassee
K'hlle Kaiak, Cardinals, drova
County haskelhall fans as the In n contest in inked by the great Kentucky. They were the first Trnlner J. P. Jones said afterfour
and
seventh
colts
across
tho
wards Nolde Impulse would strict in five runs with u sim-le uml
leader of the outstanding 10.19 est number of hits— 2H—uml the
grand slam home run to tend the
Daytona Reach Buccaneer*, who greatest number of errors— nine. Derby lino. All that remains now •Saturday If thu truck Is fast.
is
for
the
outsiders
to
come
In
31. liOliia Cardinals to u lt-5 tri
won lh* elate Class A champ Tin- Tigers gut 17 hits off of
anil
determinn
the
site
of
tho
umph over thu Brooklyn Dodger*,
ionship. Nelson, a renter on Ihe three Pirate hurlora. They hooted
K»ta*-v*»i»»*g M a r i e * #
T«''1 f}r“y- Tigers, limited tlm
team, waa vntrd Klirlds'x most four in the field to the Plratca1 field. The host guess now I* that It n . ,
3 1 H IC r a r m s : i , t i r i a i l t c i American l.cngun lending Neiv
five. Meanwhile, Tallahassee was will Ire around ten.
outstanding player in 1010.
Knch atarter will throw another — — —
— —— —
—
y l)r|,
Yankees to five hit* In
Nelson enrolled nt tho Univer getting to two Tiger pitchers for
12,000 Into the overall pot, which i * a > yttMii * t a t h fa iiss k n o
pitching Detroit to a 4-1 victory.*
sity of North Carolina In 1040, t l hits.
mahkmt
t
—
.
Tin- Cardinals-PhiIIIoh also used now stands at flOIJt70.
and was the star of tho 1P41 Tar
Tha train from U u ls v ill. today \ Th>
‘w U rtad try
m "V»V m . a
' ,,m *
Heel quintet, which won 8KC title. five pitcher* who yielded a total hroueht
In
Calumet rn
Farm
f" 'l,,wlr,n
^yportert
try nrun««*N.VulenrluM
t i r i l ltins
a
brought ...
It) Calumet
rm »* Dorhv“
ucriry in**
t()rTl"',i,.„i,.ra*.***.*.**
nn ihn
in s Hanford
n u n m m Hisi*
m w iv dranaea-Vuirnciua
lion it 4n
1.74
(Uikethall waa halted for Nelson of IH hll*. Tho Phillle* had no winner,
Ponder, second pmee Cm- Kurmer* Mnrkat for ttroilum sni<l (imDsrriilt-MRriih Honiloiui
m 1042, when he entered the •rrurs, to the Cardinal*' three.
pot,
and
Model
Cadet,
the
seventh
rnm,..d
,V
l'
r*
ul’
*"
l
,
!
"
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‘•"n
Navy. Two years Inter, ho waa Amcrleux took the victory with
.
j ,
T h * u In in . ^
lin y 19, 1919
Ht1 |r|rH*a fa irly lla h t
loduy on
f
h
K**'irri*v ‘ ney JoinT a n d e ra re n n
moat p ro d u r*
Injured seriously in romhnt at two run* scored In tho eighth.
V .how
llo H
er
...
1
* •- 1.0*
lla m a - mndcrMla. maikal about
ed Palcatlnlan, the Derby
»how
iiu
tiiir
n1 44n
l.oo <i iramirnd
Okinawa. However, Nelson recov
lace
Hrana.
steady,
ml fourth nlace
lace Old
Old
utu RockRockhoc*
(|u „ Illsck Valantln* JI0I( .
I colt anil
ered, and will receive his degree
1t>or», both of which arrived y«»- 114“14fit, I'nlll | III II pr
1.74
from Stetson In June. Hu plana
i 4o (
i:<*uns. M in n Ilu l l p r 13
J n torilny.
to assume his duties nt Sonhreeie R i f f s r e s t
t 01 f T H IS W A S ^
F ig u re s
11mi u«, tin! I «*r Ilu llpr 1300
Trainer
Hirach
Jecoh*
promptly
a
w
1
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m
i
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r
n
ir
a
c
n
a
a
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lo.an
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In September.
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u
m
n
s
announced
u
change
of
rider*
for
t
'l«ry.
noidm
rrt
Here 'n There
l> on 1.40 , A D V E R T IS IN G
I Paleitlnlnn. He hired Eddie Ar- ‘ - w ^ Hill Corum, veteran New York
1.014
11 1-4
ONCE
CIIICAlUJ, Muy 10—(Ah—T
rlilu.
Journal-Amerlrnn sports writer,
»—fJPl—T w o ‘ltB
¥ *“r" to
‘ “ “lhl>
“ ”I'rrnkncs*
'
, ,“ c urumberi.F«ney
|4 40
7.40 1
deserve* the title of export for rookies. Detroit's Johnny (Jroth !1,p" dl"y1 Woodhouso was up °*» Jo u“ “m ".Vilehoi..
, cu.liu
» » "llakl
-r . i.h «i,.
11.00
making his selections for the Ken and Chicago's Ou* Zernlal, sre Palestinian in the Derby.
Arcaru
was left
without
• • 14 J-W j
11-nrti H it ii t tin lla k l
tucky Durhy Salurdoy. He nnmed carving tlm biggest figures In tho
tfl 00 1.011
Hooper decided nkr* Uu iter
thu first four In order on Thurs Amrrirnn League hitting column. mount whenn i Fred
u m n | . In
l „ the
ib ., P
r...,U . l'e n |> » ra -4 a lle y
not
to
run
Olympia
Prrak13.0)1
• ISO t
day. They were I. Ponder, 2. Cntin Ila k t
Croih had the top hatting mark
pot 3, Palestinian, mol 4. Old of .3HI among players with 30 or ness after thu thoroughbred fin ri’iiliors-cholc*
11 00 • 3.40
flu Ilka It I
rvkli
Ilockport
Through Sunday, mure times at the plate. Zcrnlnl ished sixth at Churchill Downs. I' d (», Him k Kyi*
i
Ilu ll|> r
91 3D - I.7A
(InlncNvIlIn (1-Man wiiMyrll lloni
..................................
imt3 >m
t< Arrnro will lie uftcr his third
third with .334. tii_
He m
also
had
NEWSPAPER
I'ntitld C N . NiffW F lu .
HI I MM
Preuknuas
victory.
id <
pitcher, huii
won six contest* In 'ifoiched" tho ' Vnoil"Vloubtea,'”olic'ht!
Til) l.h H i
... 91.IIIV - 1J&
DOES IT
. ■
. .... _1
But a new pacosottur tu replace
#1*14 iltilfii
TtiJi* L
hmil V fil p
I t i l
a
Y ^lh»w Ilu l l p r I I Tft • l.u n
<?n ,l“,y»-11.Th" ‘
«'»ul1|y fn ,r ' I4H.I had..(.
hnggeil the most hits.
hits, 2H,
III BETTER
28, niympiia inuy have lioun found Htju.iMh,
Tum ulfM in, C r i
|4 .iin • A.iO
Class I) pitching. We wonder Just •i
... {. rP L. .....................«
along With.Hunk Mnjeskl and Ham vrsturday in Nohle Impulse, The
what kind of contract Hn*g haa Chaiiiimn, ixrth «f I hllmlolphln.
Crispin Ogtchy
colt
domnnilot]
iVlth thn (1-MenT Hu must have
lU ia n *
voiernn
outfidilcr. roDHldcrntinn hy acttlnK n noW
some sort of an arrangement Deni DIMaggitb was sucon.l among ,.im,|C0 track record for a mile
whereby he Is paid fur Ihe games
h*
It Just is not like rll® ,v "« l° n i u
i. j l
’V * 1 anil a sixteenth
In the Survivor
hi wins' because ............................
M v rl I I I uug* to” ula v " l i oii ' l l i.rau" n , ' " n'1
t " '1 ....... “ I'lHtnkos.
That’s two
sixteunths
l u s t f o r t h * hellivlt
°* V'T t S?1 'S®?1* 1J,”. ' , „
. «1wrt of the Ptcakness dlalance.
just for the helluvlt.
;lovf ,u,n,‘ j
M,lcho ' ■ jfel Noble lm|u.l*e was clwkcd at
",'!,li y . h!",i . ,,l"
with | ;1o tw„ fifth , „f „ second hotter
.137 bill hnd made only 43 trips.,
Rookie Dick
Kryhexki of Now
" “ — - - —— York hnd .404 In 47.
u ,re0l
All statistics Include
games
^ , 4 Y „rt,., vie Raschi hud a
through Sunday only.
perfect 4-0 record through Hun*
inrhirlr
<jlly(
gI The 1/ rilhcr
II f t a la tars 11
1
11(1/ I |o*lnjt
(MPPIIR Ida
111ft firat
I l l " l K#mu yeator(ieorge Kel , Detroit, .331; r.immy ,j„y. f^ .ftv ll.il Newhousor of Ih
NEW ORLEANS, May lll-(/P I Hcnrlch, New York,
,3l.li Ma- t r,,it w«» ahead In strikeout* with
Resentment ngalnst the sanity leskl .3371 Chapman .333, and Vie
1 —L____________ ________________
emit) nf the National Collegiate Wert*, Del roll, .323.
Jack (irahnm, Ht. Louis fresh-i
Athletic Association may flare in
to Ihe open at Birmingham, Ala., man, and Boston's Vern Stephens!
next week, two southern sports shared the home run lead with>
-oven npiece. .Mitchell wu* top* In '
editor* predicted today.
William Krefe, snorts editor of triple* with five.
Other specialised lenders were
the New Orleans Tlmes-PIrayune,
I'liilndelphin. must
wrote In hi* rolumn "Viewing Eddie Joost,
tha News," that "the majority of runs, |H; Boston’s Ted Williams,
the niumlrt-r Institutes ITT the runa hatted in, 2.1; and Birdie
Southeastern
Conference,
t h a Tahhotta, also of Boston, stolen
‘Southern
Conference and
thn
Southwaat Conference x x a havo
A F L O R ID A
made up their tnlnda tn quit M u g
ushetl around by the minority,
STATE TH EATR E
ka so many NCAA mamhore do."
lie said the rebellion Is dun to
ba launched on May 20-21 when
1
Southern and Southwaat Confer
ence delegates meet with the SEC
directors at the SEC track meet
a tfM L M J b T S L
and annual gathering of directors
DOORS OPRN 12:43 P .M . Dally
at Birmingham."
H atiM ea 48c • Bvenlnga 44c
Spnrta Editor John Bradberry
of the Atlanta
Constitution, In
ChiMren—-#tc
mipportlng Keefe's prediction, re
marked that the South hud given
the NCAA system a year's tryout and that It "really amounta to
.^
n B U jA e C T W an 'Insanity code."
Naw Yorh — Fred R o y a e n ,
Brooklyn baseball fan, waa V rasted on robbery ehargo when he
appeared ia court to withdraw an•ault charge against (llanta* Man
ager Lha Durocher.
Chicago—Way waa cleared for
ttoeky uraalano'e return to IIIL
iota boxing when .state commli*
alon canocHed a rule barring fight*
«ra diahonarabty discharged front
• '•'
to
Kgaa grada
N e t w a t.
I t MS
Iwrg«
11 »1
Medium
IIY A RTH U R B EC KW ITH, JR.
Herald S|Mirta Edllnr
MOVIELAND
feature.
Loulaellle—Blue Badge aped to
three lengtha triumph in the Manuel Pure* at Churehill Downs,
>wi»ilg ■.'.j.
* -lA I'f
JACKMlN VllitiK.
May
—Florida Kua msrkal;
Buw r
Are Nt*wc*4mit»rH To
Charmed C i r c l e
(irid Hull Of Faim>
g - i / e a V Y ' n r M i ' X i : w H ~ v ; « ^ ; i r : rL‘ . f : ’10’ M,,lwr' fm,n,,or
"
Winner- Tln>u|,
In.eer Kolia ' * * gaH1°lIttiidrna- TnyU.r and WIU ..11 T—
tr x le r d a *
4:
Pr.
C O M M E N T S Cordele Cops 6-5
*'■ "i .
the year'ij
V the
, and
iiierer agoooaew. But
fthe
la iatha power piaut-a
Cadillac
• Vi't-'i »•(
> ' iisj
! M ' n J iiH i
truly wondarfiil a
cw he,
motor cay tag
M , vnu are cordially Invited to cal
•t our
at
nor ihowyeam* iar a lock and a fide.
,
Ttm
Ytm are welcome at;any
at any tlm t-rexardim
a-rre irdlm of
of ihe
he
pr
peke dam fmm which you tip te t you next cm
to
;-v W .
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twf
TUESDAY MAY 10, 1940
Today pin money usually means
small amounts! In the days of
- Athens and Rome, It meant money
for expensive pins and
other
L c fir s t N o t i c e
___ . . . . ___________
v i t m i : *i*n srrK .sn
JOHNnf t>
iilaxa
Try and Stop Me
MrOLOHOIlN,
dHit
I *Jrwelrj.
*
• H tiilril lu the fir *
Ih , Ninth JiirlcU l
its. Hemlnnle Conn. uiiiler tho title nf
fit.I.M A N
McUI-O’ ye JOHN It M r•nilrtnl, Hml Ihnl the
* «M nton.lute ilev
. .
refnre rn|iilreit to
cause In Iirreoh or
the O fflre of Ihe
mirt* “ • the Court
rn. Hemlnole Colin*
the 17th day nf
leilnyt. mill thut In
It decree pro conilereil noil Ihe *shl
•eil e< pmle
.■ he ml mot nf first
luy of April. A. It .
m m iu ik iu
‘
■
n ,ll v
..
l 1 ii . i ^ u
i» .
P A G K H F .V F N
HANFowti nntAi.n. MANroftn. n.onrtiA
|uir*iinm « nf 1h»t certain
tins!
nf furrcinmirr
nnil ssle
.....I ,'itered Inin mi the MID
,|„y „f April ISIS, In unit l>y the
c i , , nil Court In unit for ermlfiule
Countv. KlnrMit. ti> fh sn rery. In
,rrtiiln rauee therein penillna
nhori'ln HUeiine Cl. Unity. plulic
Uff, i" lliirry J. Iiiinlup, el nl, derendanls. I. II. >1. Wsteon ue ttpe*
, |„| Sluetrr of said fo lirt by enlil
ifeeroo nppoInliHt elnill offer for
M i* for rush. amt eetl si pill.Illntitcry before Ihe front ilonr nf the
Court llnuee In Itunfonl. Hemlnole
County. KlnrMit, between Hie Irani
|,oure of enl«k-nn Mnnilay, the Jin
,(„y
June. ItlS the eiime being
„ Itule Hay rtf thle I ’ourl, the fill*
j,, w j nR ileeerlheil rent mol pereon„| properly sllunle
In HemliMile
I County. Kr.rtoa, to w ill
I g its Sll u n it S3 o f HI. Jo e e p tl'n
iie e o ritln a to W n i
lle n n ln ll'H
lim p r e e o r iln l In f l i r t Ito o h 1.
nml showed
I
*
NOTICE
Notice
1 hereby give notice tn
the public thut herciiflcr
I will not he rettponidlile
for any debit* incurred
by my wife.
Lee ManHfield
1 will pity no Itlllo except
thoHu contracted by me.
11. M. Huff
Snnford, Fla.
F. 0. Box li&il
'
RT. 3 ItOX 2R9
J
ORUNT ANO OROAN CHAMPION Krtink S l.onvlll, bettor known n* "Mon
Mountain Dean*' In lw on In* Uuighr.'O opponent m ho limb: himself
"booked" for n eulleflo riltir.ilhm id Ihe Atlmiln Hit i >l.m of (ha Ihuver*
ally of Georgia. A veteran of both World Wars, the f.iincm, wrestler
heads for his llrst cl;u«, nccnui|>.um.1 l.y scvciul to-cLi. (/aU rmiltuucl;
Torrssuers.
G E N U IN E
3— Ile a l
F a ta le
A r lle le x
F o r Sale— 3
For
WOHK
Suit
R IC H - IN - E G G S
M A Y O N N A ISE
\V .\N T K I>
i l i . w iin : WnltK by I lii* hour or
HERALD
Want Ads
,..l. riniiic fillip, ll Hf f fIV*tHIif, lllnW*
llitf A
ill
«lll»
IIM V III^
^ u n it'll iilttl
Fee I m Rj
\V*»
* | tr i i l l l l x o
meIit mtimr ImiMlnir !i *Ia A
rjmiM- |l!7 .1
VI I TYIMvS nf It
i *■:i ■i«11111*I«- i iif i": .
uurk,
iaHi i nun!*
i* • |)nvit| K < ni ju nlrr, I’horm
VKW 1! ••••!
M'luiinni:
)*M1111III;', I 'fillin' 1!IM M
N F A R W A T K R F R O N T LOTS
l.nts It. d, r>, II, 7. A 8 of mode .1
Mayfair ntno lu» It of Block 12
M ay fair Prlrod from
97(itMH) Terms.
PHONE 148
Ml— I I u m iip m s * > i» iio ilim itirs
• a M isn tm l laaar*
fnits 711 tn '1.1 Incltulvp, second see.
thm Fort Mellon 9IHR.00 aaeli
l.nls .71, HR, .1(1 ItliM'k .1 firs t seel inn
Marvunlii.
(innitcr llnildlnt;
rinse In uptown
Prired tn sell,
suit purchltser.
THE
HANFORD
l i. id lo
O Z \1 ! K
jin lfN K IIn l.lt
fdiuiinnt!
Aida
Window K.nib., inb A
isitvl
IllUsitee, n i.liat.ll
J * All tto A liA Ihlf
'. . . l l l l ‘iYMDIC A lt
( I r*l ICRS WON'I UVCN
V l.OOK At A\Y LArtST
dll tn ,, f|oo|
sweeps and inapt otliei
|
t ill 8. Park A te .
Phttlte I2HI
KENT
NICKI.V fuinlshed apt. cloao In' BARCJAIN'
Man and wife only. No pels. SIH
hus
act
French.
_
LANCl.KY Apts. Kitchen, Livingroom, sun room, hath.
TWO HEDROOM house, furnish
ed. Avnllahle May Ifith. (naulra
Sanford
Trailer
Park, Mrs.
. ____________•
'
VKllY desirniilc apartment elosa
a In. SulUbla for
couple. Alio
w furnished fi-room dwelling at
Crystal Lake. Call 808.
e
W a n le d — T
3— Real R a ta l* For 8 a l * - 3
RKAt, KHTATB — INRURANCR
PROPERTY
HANAQRNRNT
RAYMOND M. BALL, Raahar FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dlnne
8m. 4 Fleetda State Raah Bldg.
everynlght, 91.00, HOMER'S.
L
1
S | H IPS
D IA flV l...
llll
jape
1
a
n i l , 1 IIAVI
*,P| C 1At. p i Art
III
M il U i lI M M
1a) I III
I I* I ION
Iiviiii! 101111
..
21 Ob
Si'l-I IIS H H I
M IM Kl H ill A HI I I ’ H IN 'I IN N
A N D T V HI N il
I I I M I D T 111 I II At I I I '
S A N IIH M I
l|f> N I'urh
I ’hnne I HI)
HIM .AM M O Mnrnintr Sentinel <1,
li— A i m n . K S W A N I ’H lk — «
Inn.In Kveiiitnt Sim ('nil Itnlpl.
Kay. MfiR-J.
lllglii'st rinih pi b e paid for died
j'iM '.f /n m m
furniture. Ted lliivi.v Fitrnilnrii
A f 'liT V I HNK
M' I'd ,H IM .
Co. I II ! K. 1st. Pit. 0.7H.
Sanlntd M alar K I'.ijtil, t a
U S K I) ifyfrig eratnr* liny A Sell.
■as W. 1st Street
Vudnpii'li R e filu em tin i, S e rv in ',i
I'll nil it 1210.
I I KN St IN A’ Y O lIN li. Call III. Ill
ulmiil yum puititinp ptiddcui 1
Ksliinitles eheei fully p I v e n
I have it ,'llvllt w ith a It bed riann
PhomiR 208 It or Ifi07-.ll.
limise cluse in locution to I rude
for 11 giH*d hnuse tm lliir,
i i i , iic ii , s r i: i u N f i
JtapuiiinK, recovmirm, slip covin ,
lltislnesses upernliutf
prulltiildy
rcfliiishliitf.
J-lstinmles
jflven
for sole with lerimi amthged,
Snbn's Upholstery, I II) W. I’ ii >
St. Plump 100.1.
I need listing nil 2 A It belli ihiim
houses, prired fio m IR.fHtlMm in N O V K I.T V W O R K S I .nsvn Fur
910,0011.011,
llnvn
huyufs wail mg
“M ^ l T o U a e *
111!. LOME PANGER'D KOft'jE i.'» Dblt.
AllVb! HL'5 TRflM' TO GUT VP !j
f.lAT'3 MOIO tlcAfilM '..MO
l OH TilL IOMI HAN'jlR AND
lOMrO! fill / WUK: iNfitPE
VJIIAT A HO HSt! IIU‘0 f A"
7HROUGH t\ BLA'jl AN AJ ASl
SLIDE, AND H E 5 OfiLL IIAi
T W G O ! r------------ •'
'
Tub. CAVt ADEN O k IKA j E
w Eor o h '
--------- 1 /
—
Jrn<|,r-.
1 -7 /
A / v V rV i;
m
If?
l
m
\
¥
TWI£! PLANCT
‘ S C -J llN 'O C ’ '
IS CECTAlNLV
A STCANSE >
pla c e:pTl
AsaocUta SCEfJJB— d I t “ ' f A I N f r N a O y
S P R lN O i
l l l l ' : M I N K I t A iN liK K
YOU
clean houses, ready In muvn In.
Griffith, Mvaral (lies, framed
Ida / a
fur gaud
Alsu need listings nit small ru ral
homes with I to R urroti land.
r n .r .,T x ,«
M athle.ii,
,
M il MAvI Ntn’AO.
) n*aul Iliadile an-lal bad. pitne,
and cation n iiilllt 'is
20 !*fi
I used niahouiiny chest on
chest
It I pfi
Iten 71.fill fi pc. ..olid out
dinette
IV,MIR
Iti'lt 1.50 lu,fli m ill m
.00
I .....I da
R-
COMIC STRJP
Al/ -IAOV/CO / . rU / AKIN tHi* H A U M it .,/M
W IIM M IA l.t 1 HO I to 1 a 1 wuia- <n
o iiM M ’s c a i tin nj
WITH I HI SI
| cm At ION, VJ/AMH 1. ■
I u>cd It p< beitrnoni still,- with
laipe plate pin
ilia I in
110.0.1
M v r 111.it n r s A N i d i m
20(1)0 K. 1st. S I.
Phone 127
4 ROOM hnuse, furnished. No
Cntinlu nnly,
eltlldrew. P. O. Box 1200.
; KOIIKItT A. WIM.1AMS, Reallnr ^i T tlN , I'oiipir spiintf liiiile.i,
perfect fm boat nr u liiity hm,l
K C UN ISI1K D g irits e spartm ent. Hsymnnd K. I.undqtiisl, Assnclste
mil. I7R.0I). t ’ln ili, I'p ala ltd.
f Couple only. H 0 1 0 « k Ave.
iPhone 7.12
A tlantic Hank H ld |.
Orla
g lhss
r u II I a d for no
, R tv e R /^ ^ .
W(
....... . I
f 11M11 Ilic.
SUNK u n i t «. la-** ,V I'.io l C O
A -l
cnndlllnn 11 I I I It 2nd .Si
t ’hone .1211
tnr.inrss dial r id ,
lb (.n . *ndiinjiiion Hi
with terms In l.’i'c
flam mill t*, 1«H• ,1 tie.i
fa no
I 11 .< ■! ! i>.
IMu
C. A. w im m O N. Sit.. Ilm ke r
HERALD
She r field.
i
(il.A IH n i.l'H . Inunit Ifni it 11ol .ill
fresh every ilav. :ife pi t .|../i o
A lip. We Krinv tliem lot c .iii
Lots lit, HR, ,1(1, Block ,1 firs t sec
pleasure, nil) W titli K t i . .i
tion Mnrvanln. Price I t rift.ftfl each
lit lA V IN t l town, mnnt in at . mu,
Term s,
sonnlile. ltlilli I'luallietc at , >. *t.
lads HI thru ll»— 24 thru III Pluck
2 eluftrlc tra,tn,- tltltm , H a tilo
I lllRhtand Park. Also 1, 2, A .7
I2H.H0, liooke fi. ea. h Iropiiil.
Hloek (I Ultfhland Park. Priro
day or nitfllt, Phono r.I.VW, HI!*
fURO.otl Terms.
N t t f f ss lam *4lstsl>
n * seenrs la *sa* »*■
mt aa rsaaasslkl* fai
FOR
In
A
IliW Il
i f 'w s
vvec^E O N 'jv1 ’ . v
Hctvv;.- a n i
WSLU... AT
LEAST Tusvce
LILLr »j*XClM
PEOPLE 1N |
•SOAVE WAYS' (
I'htine I2KI
Paint Cm
7— P e ls Id v c N tn rk 'H u p p P rM
k wncai,
1
# 8 8 ,184 B>
S e w ^SR i
8 lota n
97600,00
t u i t le i
ita, water,
IK (ilK T K IIK I)
Ctreker
Spaniel i,v— ivouws— rcruonulN
puppies 9'jii A up. Alsu hrctidlnir
and Imardlnx Mra. Carl Moss, W A N T K 0: Mrs. William Htruul.
lu take her' son, Cary Itrore,
2111)1 Willow Av«. plinmt 4U2-W.
In the Esses .Ituillu at Him
lfO R HAliK— IJrimd
sow, guod
North Park Avenoo tnmnrimv
slock, rnnstinnhlo. I)
where Mr, R. I,. Cox will make
ton, W. fleneva Ava,
n photograph fnm nf rhnrge fur
pUbltraUnii V in
The
Snnforil
w a n t iji;
Herald’s "Must Prouilsittg Cltl(Qinpf Tomortpw" nuilest.__
WAITRKHS Apply Manager 7t
Jeticrt'' m P U l i w i l ' — I I
9—
W OHK W A N T E D
— 0 LOST—Black A white (mall atud
te rmt. Virgil Gracoy, Phouu
DWBn PRICES, Export walefc
1-M If found.
*
T I = . A u 'lu w ()U I| Jltg
- l i
I t o illN .s u i
p tT o r
•TANO/.
yjONVOOQ
BaAOO >
th'/M
thtnx#
ABOUT
mm
1
uvaip tw L'll
tM stn jrA i
t>>ond* Pf:
rnth€ |A
ixin an a
C o /M /rtj& c ,
eondltlot
rn/ht Alton*
fts / U k J ,
i'htgpjtifHng'good
lira#, seal
M>.' Hubby
■ m arn m
’ ■
7
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PAGE EIGHT
•
•
TUESDAY MAY 10, 191. '
THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
m h r m m h m r b m h f
m r"
S. Harkey Dies
■ -
Ratfls* Fight
Congress Action
I.
! (Coatlaaad fr-wa Pag# Owe!
fit," retorted Hoffman,
j Kep, Howell <D-NJ> said the
'Now Jeraay law in thl* field la
succeieful and choraetartMd It
ss "fundamental" In any civil
: right* program.
I Powell compllmanUd Howall on
j bi* part, a* a member of the
New Jersey legislature In paisrage ot th« New Jersey law.
Meanwhile, Kep. Arends (K -lli)
j told the House that President
Trumsn'* reported crack that
i there are too many Byrd* In
I emigre** 1* a “Jump from pa, tronage to purge”, and indicated
! "a third term attempt."
A Kepuhllcan leader in the
House, Arends mule a short
speech that reflected the glee the
fi. O. P. is finding In the state
ment attributed to the President
yesterday. The Kepuhllcan* look
• n it as hardening the differences
' between the Prciudent and other
i Southern Uemocrat* ns well a*
Senator Byrd (l)-V a )— the only
Ityrd In Benate or House,
1 “Now thl* leap from patronage
to purge," Arends aaid, "clearly
; indicate* that the President is
planning a third term attempt
i "Ho can't purge the Virginia
, Senator until tool and he can't
1 urge If he isn’t around *n It
; junks like he is getting set for
I the race In I0M .
"And it may lie, Mr. Hpenkrr,
1list the natronage to purge manI I over will turn out to lie unite
'11 hurdle and the warble* from
1tie mocking birds - • K-l-K-H-H •
I in Congres*. won't be sweet to Ids
f
ll'M llt li» 4 f n «
p«e» m u
1
IC v i M im i N rrim a r m # n a r i
1945.
' freight re t** Increase 4,tt In hecnmA licensed minister nf the Methln ft*M ln«l» difficult to mainudlsi Church, Mr. Harkey w u **}•}, " reasonable margin nf pm■ho ■ member ol Lodge No. f!2 “ 'i,. ....
.
„
,
.,
F A A. M. amt Monroe Chapter;. The Milwaukee Railroad he * * d ,
No. 15. Royal Arch Mason*. P
»■*' V ’«r
H ’" " " :'
a
.
. . .
lOIKt In It4* operating costa for 4croaSurvivor* Include the wtdow ,l„|nK prot^ tlo n an.) maintenance
Mr*. Kvu Harkey three daugh- j„ f pUhllc Improvement*.” Tliese, he
lent, Mr*. Edward Klrcher, Mrs. isald, "were
••
proper chances many
Krnesl .Southwant anil M r*. Hurt- year* ago hut because of changed
rhnrll, .Sauforil; one son, Bernard eomlitlons should now In* shifted t«
Hotkey; four grandchildren, Jud those who leceive imisl of the Is'iiellurtchaell, Hosemary Houthward fllv "
Donna Ann .Southward and Ken
Crowley said the government s
neth Klrcher; four uhlpra, Mrs. war-Imposed Iran spoil at loo lax
I'lniua Lewis ami Mrs, W. A "discourages hushiess nod lend* t"
Coyle of Sanford; M r*. William limit the haul.”
Hheppnrd, Oxford, N. C. and Mrs.
"In an sense Is iraiisportallou a
Mo* Lnsslng of Vctiexuela, fl. A.j luxury." he said. "The wartime
three brothers, Newton A. Harkey desire to eonserve span- for perand t.'hnlmers I*. Ilnrkey, Hanford; soiilicl uhd defense materials is no
and J. W. Ilnrkey, Mnllhews, N. longer present, and
the tax on
r.
transportation should In1 repealed
ilc said the road’s 11*41* volume
Funeral services will be con
ducted nt the
First
Methodist of freight trn ffir Is expected to InChurch Wednesday at .1:110 | \ M. ahull 10 per cent under Iasi year
with the liev. .1. E. McKinley ami and passenger traffic seven per
Hev. IV. I*. Ilrooks, dr. officiating. rent less,
The ICC freight rate increase
Burial will lie made in Evergreen
will yield the Milwaukee Komi
Cemetery.
All member* of Lodge No. 02 nhoil -t.7 per cent, Crowley «uild.
All member* of Ilia h ud of dir
F & A. M. are runtirsted to meet
at the Masonle Hall at HiOfl p, M. actors and all elective officers were
to attend the services In a hody reelected.
and to conduct the graveside ser
vice- fur Mr. Harkey.
( li i m - H t * W i n -
Consumer Income
NO SLACKENING IN BERLIN AIRLIFT
c s a ils M C
e t* i»
since early 10-Id. Wage* In nondura Idu goods industries were
about the same as in Matrh last
year.
Payroll declines also occurred
■p cons I ruction, farming and Irada
The Department *ald ris in g
nneinpluyment cnmpansatlon p»y.... tits are rimhlnnlng the daellne
m wages and salaries. Johlew
benefits, It salil, have - offset
nearly oue-tliird of the drop in
worker earnings whleh lias lw
lieen
i going on since November.
Another Ardor cushioning the
earnings fall In March waa Dir
iu'gintiing of veterans bonus pay.
ment* by the stale nf Ldmlsiana,
the Department noted.
For the first threfc months <«
ItMlh consumer iiicoma waa at
nnmuil rule of f2ld,770,000,(inn
enmpureil with F.’IP.ilOO.OOOJKJO in
tile fourth ipuirter of iM g,
Uural Common Sense
J
By SPUDS JOHNSON
till*ID PASTURE N EE D ED
l u KAISK (K ID D STOP
No matter how good your stock
is to begin with, you rau’t ralve
good entile on poor pasture. It's
tun-, of course, that some kind* uf
cattle fine better mi Inaderpisie
pasture Ilian others, hut, generally
speaking, gmul pasture is necer*nrv »vIlli livestock.
tiooil pasture in Florida usually
menus pltiiding of Improved grsiintr plants m grasses, fertilising
_ 'hem. nvuiilaiice of over- or undcM
: glaring, and suppression of weed™
j Pasture Is ns much a crop sv
emu, tidiuero, or uny other crop
iImt I* raised un tlie farm to help
provide n livelihood for the fanner,
foi the product ion of meal and
milk ilcpemls on It, -Sn It ahould
Is- Denied nccordlngly and manngi'd ncconling to proved methods
for mnximuni results, for maximum
proiliielion of meat and milk.
IV lulo F|orida lias made great
strides m improvement of Its p *M
lure* during the past decade m T
result of tin- nsslstnnee given to
fiinners Iiy the Agrlctlllure Con-i-rvnttmt Prngram, then* are tlrousands of seres of pasture* in the
i state ib.ii nre inferior und iuade
■piiili fur the -tuck that grnre
oti them. I'urmerN who own such
past m i's will do well to Considei
{ plum mg Improved permanent paslilies during thu next few months
| during Hie "rainy season", which
is tlie best time for planting P aiR
Vida. Iteruiiidii, ami other nuirilinns uml priiductlvi' grasses. Fur
i Hu- slate as u wluilti, rainfall i*
benvies! during June, July, August,
amt Hrplemlier and newly planted
griiss has a better chance to sur
vive and grow Ilian during,iirUr
pi rind*, In northern and north
central Florida, it's best to plant
class by Die end of July, tmt plant
ing* tuny lie made In tha rest of
Du- stale up to September.
m
Now Is Die lime— lutfafe - p l*n t®
ing begins—in moke preparations
for plniiling Improved pastures
dining (be rainy season. Proper
bntlllxer should lw obtained, the
Is'st grass for Die particular toll
to lie used should lie selected and
arrangement* should lie made to
oiitmu si’eil or pliinllng material,
uml other details rmiuerU'd with
Hu- mb should be uHcndcd to now.
Time, latsir, expense, and plan
ning lire necessary to cutuf.tish andw
maintain good pasture, and care~
(id attention to detail* will hold
production rosts to a minimum
uml provide a good chance for »uc*
cess with this Important crop.
tH I lA tt JHIf fO IIA V I .Shanghai bsifma Ilia *1 peeled iliflua of tha
i„ , >
(.hinrie tied Arirdte, Hie 8 S. U *nerul (Jordon load* it* cargo of 2,000
inm hatiint* In wittidraw l<. I,min.it. evacuees at tha metropolis’ Hund, The boat salted as Communist foicaa
(ti led all poiillila land escape route* as they neared Ilia w,old's (uurlts
fur to the -until up Hie I (lIlOOl
HILE W IIT H N DinOMATI dlsruued plan* for talk* w iili llussls on
M iiHllHitril I roni Puff* ( l i f t
laigstt tllv
</rdernullonal .S'oundpJiolo vis radio from Shanghai)
• -i.rs."
tha lifting of the Beilin blockade, Ilia Air ltd into n>-iiio iifitinued
whet he lernied crlpjdlng freight Hankow railroad,
Mrs, l.iio Celirig, widow of the
The same newspaper said Hun
to operate at top efficiency. When the Russians lmpuird tin- Idea kudr on
rates lie I ween here ami .lack soil— —— jNew York Yankees* great first
June 21, I RLE, tha United States Atr Force and Die lirltisli Royal Air
ville, and said thni sldpiuenis are kow Millhorille* hud iiideit-il 'lops
! i.ssemen, made a dramatic idea
oiitinr ins lulls laifnre I lien.
now la-lug diverted iiy truck from In llittl urea to puli upatn am t*ternI 1
Force Immediately began to lly food, fuel end other necessities into the
‘ • tiniininti of Imili the com mil tees to l 'impress fur brio in ■■omliitlTampa because of the water rale tun tulle* by Thursday when u
Herman capital. Within a short time, daily Ioiuihkh curt led by Inixe
ting
the
dls*a*e
which
killed
her
blockade
will
lie
Imposed
mi
the
inpjHised 1lie resolution.
savings. (Jr I undo grocers are like
planes climbed over 1,000. At present more than AM) Hi utils are made
husband.
H mil limed From I'age d uel
wise receiving goods by the Tam rivet sunlit of HaokiiM
each day with delivery capacity of S.ooo-B.ooo tons As shown on Die
I fill. House Flnnnre I'lilnlllittee . A- Senate
labor
and
public
on
delads.
Sin Wan Pao said tin* exndm, >■(
pa route, and lampa I* reaping
nap, two corridor* era used for entrance to Berlin and one for an exit.
linn -clieibiled j meeting for Thurs ' health sills-omnilttei- lias before
Ilfb
iilr
no
the
ceolral
porrhu*
ooiicniiibalanl* Itkil been going <*o
the haivest, lie raid.
iluv afternoon to vole on all Ad | d it hill which wnolil set up a
Tha plane* fly eaact pattern* and altitude*, with Axed speed* fur rlliulimg
lull
di-lMyeil
Mennticniisuleia
for a week Few foreigners ctmsitag. cruising, and latdowna. Whether or not the Airlift will be nbanW. A
l.cffler, manager of
to
study
tnultlido
lino nf tin- liiiveinor'n blond pro ministration tax hills which have , fi oudatIon
■oned or curtailed has not bean disclosed.
tceuiral Press)
Chase A Co., warned against in remain in lluuknw. Must nf glum in rew rite the laws gnveinmg been pending before it for xfv ' M'lcmsla,
them are beads of nuiipanirs sin'll
end weeks. The Heoate columlltcr ■ "I am not an expert,"
the City gelling III a "competitive
Mrs.
tin- I'lm iitn ciliu s industry.
ar
nil
firms
wllli
large
properly
business, disclosed that fie had
"Hi- Inis Ihi' power of lift- uml nliendv tins rejected most of Die • ijrlitdg said, '•but it is n tragic
personally lost money In operat holdings. About six Americans still I di nth, to appoint .Supreme Lim it Milne measures
I fi*i't Dim my lexlliimnv ou tills
are
there,
ing a Is,a I on the HI, Johns and
(Idiuim nod other supporters of I subject is almost a* aiitborllulivo
,uni Ices mid a mini lii.iud lliui
Tlie
paper
added
two
thirds
,.f
suggested that If the" City does
of m y doctor in the hind.
I t a s lla n e ii tn u w f * i *
ira e j
spends fliU.UUU.OiKJ u yeai, tint you hi* upiteal fur delay argued the
;el the terminal to look rarefnl- Hankow's simps were rlo-ed uml
This Is lint no Idlculion of my if iiHil ctitidllhuis are found, loj
ilnn’i want lliui to have ‘ in- pnwi-i Legislature is ..... fused alsiul how
i
I
jhi
mi
"midergonmd
in-anmovey into who opei rites It, and to
in n|ipnint this 011111," Miitlo ws di- ouii li money the Slate is going to tradition, It is an Indlratbiti at seek a remedy Iiy crltlelsm or by j
inenis was afoot,"
loves ligate tin ml ling costa.
*
need fill I Ik- next two years. Tits) bow little i* known enm-erning iiidietmeut."
Forces of I fie lied Mani'lnirliiti I .lim 'd
Marion Kahnn, laundry opera
Hi'iutlni W iilker, u tuembei nt .aid it is illogical In vole nil tar noilriple sclcraslr. even t*v the
Judge Milleilge I* one of six I
bief,
I.I11
Plan,
have
ta-eii
11I
tin
doctors
wlin
are
most
interested
tor, pointed out Ibul Without the
circuit Judges who cull and organ
; the goveiinnenlul reorgnuUalbm lolls until tlieie is some idea of the in it."
vision of Halifoid civic leaders the edge of Hankow for weeks.
ise the grand Jury In rotation.
The Central News Agem v in ...........
which drafted the Hen amount of spending tjn- Legislature
Farmers Market project might
Tlie
Truman
Administration
will authorise.
There tire three grand Jury terms
will
try
to
“sell"
tlie
'nation
on
hnve been killed, and told of the Hankow dispatch said lieiieral Pal j ate bill, imedialely look the floor
'We don’t know where we’re
large cluster of pricking houses t lining- lisi, liaoNow commundei, and ijenled the charge.
tlie Idea that Its new farm pro- encli year. The present Jury term
Walker said be believed the m ill- going or wlu-ii we can go," (Idhani
ami business projects that had had mlviri-il all foreigners In leave.
c-iam would help prevent a de I will end Nov, III.
I'ui
described the situation
n» until e bill is better than tile one ib-elmed.
pression.
sprung up near the market.
Hep.
Wotilxky
of
t'hurlntte
prollilnidui'cil
giving
the
floverim
r
full
RED CRUSH MEET
It also will try lu gel across I
"We knew what the market "urgent."
lioseii
raising
the
present
s»v*n
W A SH IN UTO N. May l i i - ' / I V Sin Wan Pan said also that Com- eouti'id over central purchasing
t" the taxpayer the Idea that the
would do because we investigated
ii'iils
tier
gallon
gas
tax
lu
right
lie
siiid
be
lias
not
"seen
tinsligllI rngram would to- less cosily to i Defciin' His'retiiry Louis Johnson
befotiduiiul," Interposed Mr. fineer. miinlsl forces had Intensified nleeiils to provide funds for county, the treasury than relief measures and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will
Fred Hell, attorney, disclosed lacks on the m iter edge nf T sln g -|lesl hostility ttgnlast the tioverm ir" mud buildings.
lu overcome the effects of a de- I lio ummig speaker* fur the nationlliui to- luid made a survey in tan, where the United Unites has Iiy ........... ..
"Enuctmenl of this bill Into law prexslnn.
i nl conventlmi of the American Red
I
Mlrthewa' amendment was voted
Ifnti 1lint showed ml vantages not Iind' a navui have for months,
( I I . H. naval ships nl Tslugtno!down yealarday and Ids mution fat would materially letlltce local urnThe
depression-prevention ua- Cross June 27 to 111 at A l Ian lie
only in Hanford of a terminal,
pell V tux levies and coiilrllmle peet of the new farm plan In he- City, N. J.
bill to item by counties such as have steam up ami are ready In | reeimslderaliini, delayed fiirllie r acgienlly to giving Florida a belter ing emphsaixed in material pre
Tlie iirganlxatlnn anunuueed to
Volusia, l.ake and Orange and sail the minute tin- Ked« lake lion of the bill until today.
1 .Senate Preshli-oi Hraekin left highway system," Wolllxky said
pared hy the Agriculture Depart day It expert* alsuil r»,lMMI dele
derjaied
that
Ilia
warehouse Tsinglao.)
He estimated it would raise ment
for answering «|iies(|ons gate* lu attend the meeting.
should Im< aide to pay It own way.
(inn fire was said to In- aodilile the lost m ill to speak on Mathews*
Benator (irnlinm (D -N C ) will
Cliniutier of Commerce Preal- in Tsiligtao. (lu ll flashes were re- aim-ndmeiil. lie deelan-d the Uov- Ii I miiiI $7,000,000 ,1 year uml Wfuld being raised by' fatmer*, eity
dent John Ivey pointed out the partial svea fnnn the mof» of tall eruor nail the Senate should "tienr mu In- frit by taxpayers because folks and others lu letters to the pnrtirlpnte In a -two-hnttr panel
the respouslhillty" for central pur nf n predicted reduction In Die government.
discussion In which other speakers
reduction In gasoline transporta tiuildlngs.
sale price of gasoline.
will lu- Dr. Willard
K. floslln,
i ’lils may mean the Ketls have chasing,
eluistng, anil decide every two years
„
tion costs afforded Iiy river ter
superliilendent nf Pasadena,Calif.,
elnseil in on Tslugtno P iT v I iiun w liellier ii was ' good nr Inul.
minal facilities here.
schools; .1utiles T. Nlclmlsim, exO, K. Hoff, freight expert, de reports placed them lift-M miles I lie deelm ed lie Inul ohsei ved
h p y i »n t h i a i .
clared that lilt river project I* away from the north Chinn purl, i roils Idem I tie "hack seralehlng" by
Hi * i * r
M ANCHESTER, Emr., May HI ivill Ive vice iiresldeut of the Red
________ ____ ______ _
, tile Cabinet, and added lie probably
cenimendalde, hut warned that
—UP)—A Pole ehargisl with anv-jU’rnss; Mrs, J. Westmnre Hmwn,
C IT D IIH IIK P lH tT
1would "do the same tiling if 1 wnUN* (•■pEY AXE AAt U P AT
rales may muiii be cut substantial
ing was accused In .....
today 1 ,,* | cltitirman of the Peterslmrg, Vu.,
W IN T K K H A V E N , May I I I - ( one n f th em ."..................
ly iiy trucks umi rails.
attempting lu get secret informa Iti-il Cross i lmpler; Mrs. Rivers |
DE
th
U
'C
H
HOWAAUCM
Jack Hall, president of the f/PJ— llepart of the State Citrus I Hi-iuilm Hheldo,, „f lam pa snu,
tion about the K.A.F. and II. H. Sullivan, chairman of the Knox i
Hminlnr Sturgis of llru lii, got lllll
county ilmpler, (inleslmrg, III.;
15 X PAtP PE
Hanford Merchants Association, Inspection Bureau at ldd'd A. M .l Senator
A ir Force In (Irent llrltnin,
(iovornor'H
ami "lull ■hi'icil it
dncllll i d Ihal he had tallied to to day’ in boxca:
P
is YEAH — W E L L - The defendant, tmnkcd ns Mar uml (Tmi les E. France, dmlrmun ;
railroad men, who lie said could
(irapefruit tlrmu’cs Tmigerlni" III ciUlllllittee."
ian Kaeimnrnk, 40, went on trial uf the Oklahoma county chapter,
G l/E r s w d ’ K O U f ir t , H l 7 f
He said tin- Hi'liute was setting
ire the benefits of the terminal Kail
flli.ittn
t’J»
22.HJ7
on eight charge* of violating the (iklnluitiiH City, Okltt.
u new pri'Ci'deiu lieean*i- of "some
here.
11,101
Hd
Truck
7,fiMti
official secrets art.
NIO
M
OH
To
Fo'TfcEW
CHOSEN from l,SOI) boys In Mexico
pel peeve."
PLANE CRASHES
PI,U70
lltfi
■ Itoy Holler, Insurance agent, Total 211,777
Prosecutor E. (L
Roby
said
City to be Mexican Boys' flood Will
Sturgis deelnred .Sbelilmi'n re5 Q U A R .' /M J A L J f /
staled Ids belief that the leimlnal
1Kacimarek worked for a spy ring I B ERLIN, May 10—U P l-A e Hriuimk was "ini|ito|ier and iniliiilliJ ; headed hy a "Major KaJdy, as- I tisli civilian airlift plane cusHcd Ambassador, Javier Najera Torres,
and warehouse would be of lieiir13, Is shown some of Ilia New Ymk
ful.” He said (lie blit was seal to
fit to tills section of the state.
sistant military attache at u T 'jln the Soviet nine early today on lights by Robprt Marchl, 14, Javier
liini as chairman of the govern
i h return flight from Merlin. The
, Polish embassy in London."
Km I vie ilniishulilcr lernied the
menial leorgiiiiisrilloii comiuilleo.
irrew of four survived, hut two arrived by plane fur National Roys
project 11 live one, warned against
The city of Troy, lu Asia Minor,
All li 11i -iii |>l to otail off a em ic la t
. were reported seriously injured. end OliIs Week ceremonies at New
possibility of stores becoming
said in have been named for King
by
'
York’s
City
Hall.
Hulun
t,
chosen
llonse
Film
lice
t.'nmiiiillee
Vote
on
Hejmrta
mi
egglaying
A
in-'
A
Lancastrian
operated
vacant, and declartd, "i feel thut
J A l 'K H I iN V t l. I . I :
\tn »
in
l A J 'l
Tmas was in existence before
e iv - JFlight
Refueling
Limited, the U, B. "good will" envoy, will go to
eriran hens slmw that on
Ilia tit. Johns liiver is our nut In - T i n ' g e ilm n t- H m ti' M » r h * l N »w« tiie Adliilaislralion's tax program
I him It. c’, It was renamed Ilium
V o rk n o ir k e t on Until a total bus been m u up mi
erage the hens In large flock plane crashed mImmiI
If* miles Waako wltii JavI«r.(]iif>ruultoiiul)
slake; it never has been develop HP elorvr hl*l*'* i-rt1t r1vu l lNew
*
um l
v e a .< is M e | siiclldilig
•bout 1214 R. C.
was defeated In
Hie
nf 4(M) nr more lay more eggs than south of Schwerin, capital of
ed as it should have been."
(lir le e s l i ir iu n | ile li- l
hen* in xmalter flock*.
Mwkleiilmrg province.
Kuan
lie m i* Inn.In I*
a e iia r a ljv I louse.
W. A. Morrison, Ford dealer.
r l i i a l i '" "
li v a vtilo of lil .'II. Dio I louse
ml Kiwanis president, declared pl l losoi r'k l» V nf alei nr ilni|ei *ia l ll vfe w l Us.iin
-1 an.
tat he favored the project, and p o o re r l.s fi J sn. lew ..... .. 7 6 *1 .•* tabled a lepolllliiio Iiy |(ep. Oillinm
of Heinimilr uml several oilier a I hat
expressed confiden e in the ability s 'lr ri 11f i l l w
p o o re r
I
would ilireet Hie Appropriation*
of Air. Willis whom he has known J (II). fe w ? J'l K lo r lils Ite lle s 1 I *
fs w S JS. p o n re r I Sii S.lm
( 'o iiiu iltt e u to a il.....loci ii tid a l f o r
a* a barge line operator for many 10 0.
l . ln is . lieu pi* tia s tie ln
lr r e * u lir
years,
n u e llt v
I ihi S till
C o rn w lre b n iin iJ th e tie iu - r s l A p p io p r lm io a * A c t by
e rs te n Y e llo w
r, .tn re n
l. f if l I tilt, May 17.
II. II. EoUinau of the Florida fe
w 4 fill, fe w p o o re r l u l l 7 fti. i kt
It also would have directed Hie
Fow*r ami Light Co. said that d o s s il fe w 4.i l l , fe w I t * . 4-4*1 'l o t
Find lien ( 'iiiiitullti'i' mu in rule on
he
believed
everybody
would ■ II 4 nil, 4 >t I. i l l . re p X l.fl 4 Ult. till
i #«i.* >
m« e* *a•*
benefit front the piojecl which lie known .... I nr S H 4 f.H tew e Tft
. i*a>
* an. tio n re t i ns
HWPIV4WJ.91
declared had been started to
I'a lib e a e 1 *, l. o - t o l l l i u i " . I ’ll
years ago.
u ie s ljc n m ia d i vpe fe w S.7k J illi
W.
Hutchison, Vali, traffic re d ty jie » t.n l on relerv I'e lilie a *
u J 7 *-4 no
»xpert, declared that if rail rale* I * P ulaeenfim bceerale rytn isrbr seie
is ; iio -e no, fe w
are to be reduced It will probably 9.16-S SO iio o r e r I'o in U lln a t> Sa>* nil
be 1111 fresh fruits and vegetables I ’o o r to r * l r iiuelliv Mime w e t t y
WIILKI.I.RNH, HKI.r-PHOPEliI.EI)
and nut on canned goods, Deferr e n d ( e lr c o n d itio n tt Sn * t ft, la r g e
lye som e w * e ty s o n s .m i
p jc k le e
I'O W K W M O W K U .
>*,» Witt, (SMI) I lM l f i Mheata reaterm
ing to the tarmlnaf lie declared: ■eitm
e w e e ly >f.(i jnn, best _7.*0l
" If wn overlook this opportunity,
E g a p le n l b u s h e l* beet }.& (!■ ).Tt,
dadjnM and 9vM4*t
.1
Only
WhwIlMn
titmvvr
ihi
ItMlHy'f*
mttrkel.
It
cute,
feW s.00. m e n v
p o o re r
1 fto -J »7,
we may not have It again."
w t " ' T t lln d tv e r titc n r v liiis lie ls
■inuoltiea, rnllw mill IritiiH your Ifittn
ll. James Clot, former mayor, fe
fe w 171-lhSO te w
J ufl
E ic s r n te
"In th i r*ce for MlleraukaCE ta rn ,"
flared, "Even If It cost fiilHt,- b u s h e ls I n n - i. J t . m o s tlv i. s n * t 7*
in or# eft ay ii|tmlit)R,
i> a year for several years, the
L im e * 1 Ni to is b e l c H rlo a s t t * I t t .
•>y» BHJ School, "Hate Sept
terminal would he of Immeasur I f - p n * t.n il..IS A , n o li iio w ii c o u n t
come. In Erit erayttaw.
t/A
b u s h e l c s r ln n o SH
-‘V
able hem-fit to 11*. W« npent year* ft i tf lsl - l 00.
4 ,n - i.i»
n k rs
to is b e l* te w
And
that
raeaa* it * got to ha gaaA
money galling the UkefrnM l.an , at
p o _.
o re r . a n,d■ le
r
a
e
r
s
ite
I
.
____ ___
b
tin in pi-cs I,n o I'e a s
" u s‘ tle
‘■vi
Moped,
,
t 4, hi
..) ill
.
.
became
Milwaukee U AmaMto’ft ,
hlishsls
Rlsek-Kved
Ivne
*
3A-t,*n
Is fill
'
.
limit Heotl, president of
prrmium bear cepttal. Yi» ;
t
Ct* Pilot Club, who wa* present f * jr »ryXnod o ils I l l y aolilenheact
in a<
fi ita
-y o u can lake tay w«Ml tor S twith a delegation from the club
few I.3J-I An,- *-4
dn»ni
duaen few i.uo-i.tn, *
d‘ H»r*dt "I personally think we
HlaU le Milwaukee'!
few
i
.
r
to
dnxen
t'sical
tyr|#
twill mis* a great opportunity if t u doita 9.00-1.96,
Aneet beer."
___ I i|o**n I towa. do not have tha terminal."
9.90, 4 dmeo '3 3A-I.an, ■-) dnien
- "' I190
to
ck Tlatlgan, Plyni-vuth dealer, frw
peppers liustiel* t'allt
illtnral*
lared that prior to the meet der*
r.M".flii-i.tn, smeller etas
ing he had not reached a decision 4 90, fair duality *.7* Ann, few
r
on the lustier, hut now wished 9.911,
. _
other Ridlnn**
Rullnn** lens i small
*m*.
In add hi* endorsement of the ■II* *ome waetv 9.Ui-tl.lt, nrdin
iry to (atr abailiy i.m -s 10
project.
> w*
Potatoes eefiaaues wuehed DH 1
. f!’ JL
realtor, said «ti* X •.*!>. »o pound **eh» I I I
tw .il too torrent for tha project. 1,19, n alia 9.79-1*0.
* tv
■Or I f MMWft+V' fovertmant ‘t'Bqukah . S bushel hamper*
Mj^ult»rM o«|#l»!, pointed oul
1*0
w *t this section cannot t
poorer
I.Ao. Xuehinnt
I.An
poorer 190.
much more farming, Induitry m
CoiiuniHHiuii Meet
( le a ltn a e *
r * « .»
fs s *
W
I.PKiNlittioii Art inn
Illegal (iamhlinjf
]
f
J
IIAMliOND MEDITATIONS
S i
1 :4
I
Vcffetahlc Market
y .•
3
fam Milmlttc o *i l a g At h turn..
SEVEN GOOD REASONS
6 U z is Milwaukee^
FOR BUYING AT
SNAPPIN* TURTLE
beerP
STAFFORD’S AMOCO SERVICE
S
Amoco Product**
Prompt CourteouH Service
1 Block Prom Downtown
Shopping Center
C an Vacuum Cleaned
A Often As Necessary
With The “ Doyle Vac-It”
Free Parking (for customers)
ilit r .
te d w -c !a t..p r . r
>«nand
--------oe * lu e s H I » 9«
must-do *or-----
Clean Rest Rooms
1x7 4 79
■
|« j j o r d l e e r y ipieRty 1x4 119.
l*hei| here 10 f t p s ago, ha
We would ------M f » eltrv*
ante K
IW5lftB *>.-.
In
*
,
Over 15 Years Experience
fn Servicing Cars
,
i
■
a t
:pettN> to W»*h[i
Yoked ap|
* 1
-f
SKE THIS REVOI.IITKINAHY MOWER
moLlnff the airport and nf,
to npnka
j Y. 4*
SANFQRD AUTO PARTS 00 , *
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l a U n it y T h t t * I f ' S tre n g th —
THE W EATHER
Ts Pretsct tin Ph h at ths World!
To Promote the FroftM* of America i
To P f^ iH Pr«on*rllf In 8 u l « i
1
VOLUME xxxx
BillTo Remove
Rent Controls
Passes House
Green Cove Springs
Senator Introduces
Plan To Give War
II Vets State Bonus
# a n fo r ft
A N IN D E P E N D E N T
Established 190S
d a il y
S t^ r a lir
r . M l j "loud, and rooter Ih l*
jftrrnoon. timlahl •nut U<ur<utay.
Moderate north" e*l in nor Ih r . t l
WIMt|w,
>
new spaper
H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y M A Y
M . 1919
A x r u ir in ln l I ’ r r . n I.esstH W lr r
No.
AFLHead Say* Truman Emphatically Carnival Glee
r™
_s
_
o
n
_Ba[!
D
ivided
H
o
u
se
G
ro
u
p
Compromise In
Block Big Four Meet O k a y s M odified Bill
O n V e te ra n s’ P en sion s
FavorsRepealOfTaltHarileyLaw Marks EndOf
WASHINGTON, May II
AFL President Wdlian. Green
said today that Preiuleot Truman told him "em|dialu ally <n.l ft mVIv"
tlial he still lavot* outright repe.il of the I aft llailley Ait ami t irturn
to the Wagner >VI with only slight amemlmenl.
Green, talking with newsmen after « White Home ronfeteme, *a,d
Mr. Truman waa oi>tlinlalte tlm te—---------I.U Ulmr program will Ire through
r(,
|Mj lm(.,|(m
i
* bout much change,
despite
nu, WBMf „ now.
Initial artlMirk, In f.migrrHH.
"We don't like sets ii»Ini."
(ireetl said he told the Presi (Ireetl said, "lull we Hi " wd'lhg
dent that the A FI., representing to I'oinproinlae on that."
nearly A,000,000 members, had
The A F I/* executive
i-.i.iih-II
yielded mi the Tafl-ll«rU ey repeal mM!l|nlf ln a ir l a n d next week
legl, atlmi to allow several amend. h„
w„ ,
,.r
ments-Including !lO-,lay selsure
fo rt* to "influence Conutes, to
of strike thri-atened plant, or
see our point nf view, lie added
mines.
S
itln l w
.............
? lhi,
h u tea*
" i _« «>u rlotr . ,v" l,l|.
!?
The Administration’* nun p ro -.............^
Hireling
was
......................
mis* laltor hill, prepared
after i ing tile
While House.
conference, of congressional lead -1 (Ireeu predicted then- will !„•
era with Mr. Truman, called for "action" on the Taft-Hurtley rethe use of Injunctions In national peal at this session of C, ngieas
emergency disputes.
but would not Vt'ftltlH* In Jttt'H>
CirriMi hnI«I i Ih* A M . u#v«r lud whrn It will rume,
TALLAHASSEE. May l l - ( / P >
— The bill to lake o fl all rent conIro li in Florida won aaiy Home ap
proval in the Legislature today by
a 64-22 vote.
If the Senate agrees, and the
Governor doein't carry out bit
threat to veto the raeaiure, it wnultl
r liu lt in lifting of all ceiling* within
IS day* after it became* law.
The Senate finally got «lown *•>
work on the conlrovenial Admin
istration bill to rewrite Florida citru* tawi, but it teceiietl in the
middle of debate without taking
a vole on any feature nf the messure.
P int move of the opponent* wa»
to *1tike out all proviiion* that
would requira labeling canned and
$1.5 Millions Taken U tility . Sewage And
proceued c itiu i fruit* with a grade
In Yearly By Syn
bated on fruit quality.
C i g a r e t t e Taxes
The Home broadened it* Comdicate O i t e r a t o r s
Arc
Being Studied
mtmitm invetligalion In include all
college* in the itale-privaU a* well
M IA M I. May i f (/!•) - The
Action of llir City Commi**.on
at public.
Miami Daily Newt *.u<| m a copy* Monday rngl.l m pledging paiking
Miami Newspaper
Exposes Numbers
Racket In C i t y
McKibbin Tells
Pilots Of City
Action On Docks
A* originally art up, the emit- ilglll a .lirlr lorlay tlial a million meter fund* in ordei i<* imlm r die
mlttee had authority only to de amt a half dollar a year number* RFC In granl a MSO.IHMl loan for
termine whether there are rr.inracket wa* "fin.milling mi Miami the construction of a watrifiont
munlitle activities at the llniverlike _a cancer."
----spreading
............. .....
--------! Ictmilial, w«» explained la*t nighl
ally of Florida. Florida State U ni ami
I lie nrwtpapei laid helween 2 5 0 1 by ("ily Manager C. F MiKibbm
versity and Florida A. and M.
College for Negroes—all
alnto- a ml 100 pers-in* v ere involved and in at lalk to member* of llir Pilot
supported Inatltutlona.
ll.al "ll.i* racket, like ll.r Imokie*. Club at ll.r Toutiit Centr.
Rep. Collin, of Sarasota ttdd pay* prater lion to operate.
i Poinling
mil die
advanlagri
the House today Urn University of
„„„
There are about 20 'Tiickim"jwhicb willfie afforded i W *ruinn
Tainpa faculty memjter who ap
peared W o re _ legialntlvn rum -■ men, with 10 to t» perxm* tinder,t,jr die warelmure terminal, hr itamlttee In a apeclat aeaelon tae! I them "who actually .ell the ni.m- J,eJ
the pledge of d,r parking
September tt*.v* ^lexllmony wl.lr i I her* In tucker* . die paper *aid,! meter fund by die Commi**mn m ■*
"led ua to think" lie might have adding:
I three In one vnle, |ieilainrd tnlely
communistic leaning,. He did not
"The Iilekup men »re (heir a e l l e r . I , ti„hj„g (,lm| whirl, wn.itrl mil
name tho faculty member.
1.11*1 liefore noon earl, day to pica- i _______ .|„” ___ .
___ , «...
The asocial eesalon gave the up the numlwrs
necessarily have to be u*e«l f»u tbe
nuinliera *lip*
n
*lln* that have
, .
.
,,
Frogreeafve Party and the Dixie bee., mild. They deliver them to protect
unlei* revenue* Iron, the
Democrat* space on the 1048 elec une or the other of two headquar terminal were nut Hiffineul lu make
tion billet.
ter* ed'lr^nea sas.”
It self MMUMintr
fjulitliM an 1.1 he plana to IntroThe paper aald each plrkun
Tho operating levy of a city la
durw a re* oh it <>n In parn.lt the men,averaged about |1.M 0, a week
P<- Houlv five.t.tatrInvestigating ....... In *ele*.
of prl.no Importance to It, he He-
J
Berlin
Ift
Freight
Trains, F r a n c o
Must Act
Many Trucks And
To Restore Human
Cars Line Up To
Rights In Spain,
Dash I n t o C i t y
U. S. Official Says
lir.UI.IN. May I I
</!»>— The
WAMIINi.rON. May II f/l’i
la,t limn, ill llie llrilin blockade Set rrt.uy of Stale A,ltc*oii .min a I
tirk rrl away tonight m a »|siril ol "d to.I,.v lliat Miitro of ll.r ion.
irlehralion ami deliverance froni m« Ihg I........................
out ronfereme on (in
"
b
id
.
.......gin
"
.
r
Last
ami
...any
wdl
hll.gr ....... „ nw far tin
,,,
, ,
, ,
Kn».l.in, will go along willi plan,
West almost In ll.r htmk of war.
.............
.........
The
end of
ihr __.......,
J27-day *iege ol alirady laid oiil liy die Wralrrn
was ret lor our- minute
nuniite atln
• fir . t’nw riv
Hr lolil a iirwi Kinfeirlur 11ir
midnltthl. whi, h i» eipiivatrnl i"
-.(II I* M Ml K.»«le,ii Standard I nurd Stale* inlrmh In lirtriand
Lmr I lam* am • iin k, lined tip loll gualalilrr* ol iitil light* lot
iic.ii llir holder between the Util llo (iriiliaII proplr and will mil
i.li and Hu**iau ;onr, of Germany o i rpl any pio|K>,al, whlill i|o not
I hr dropping of loadlilotk* will pinvidr for •m l. guaraoleei.
•lari litem along die 190 mile* of
Wlirdirr •ol.it.on* ran hr irai ItH.im .in-nnilrnllnl Irm lory that •■il. Ai l.etnll (lei l.iretl, rlr(irmb nil
make. all it III ltd of
(icitlliiny . w.irllin tin- ............. •*lit in,ilie in
•"ll.llll't pinpila., 1* ill.,. Will nut
greale*l rily.
Sixlcen freiglil train* wn-ie ready, u-t.iiil in .my w.iv ihr ,utir**(.il
along will. •< ore* ol Inn k*. alllo
■ Uieemri.l* rtlir.uly in.iilr by llir
n.oli.lrt and hatgrv Ih r train' W clrin I'nwei* Ini III.in.; Grim.iiiv
from ihr Wr*t ia .iv i oaf and food- into llie f il Hilly III lire i.lunpr.in
ll.al ihr 2.900.900 Weil- IM .IU .I*
,l,f’’'"/V
.
.......... )v I Nr nii'i-.lnu nl ilir Hi,; I mu
rin
M rilm ri, have golten nnlV
through llir n.iglil of llir American ("I nu n iiiinihI i-i i i ,i it. I'nit*
Mnv IM.
Ibili'b aitl.ll ii* ll.r Ia'I 10 lliollllt*
Hi'iiiiw lUh', it." Si'i'i i*ln, v nf
,\l Hi" -unit Huir ilm Wo,torn .•Ini" -mil I- I mil'll S .inIii mu-1 U"
|(|1M.|>H,|, 11iiilm Ilm. lliov kepi
_______
fiom Mowing into Wo,tern
tirrniHiiy fiom the Eastern ( Itlis,inn-ciinlio|lcil. iiiim' 0 "l It i, Inr
V ie"1! " 1' . " ' " ’r V i , i t , , h',!'!!!',!! U*.
nilo'-Avi'llci ii*leioli'i* -o* ilu- Hu*,inii«, nol ii'ckoiilng with tho nlr
9 0 , thought H,.y ..mill .,pme«c
1 "ii
"like" u ri'mils fair In
.......................... .. ... . 1,.,
alccpy Imiilci town nuiiitril the
midnlghl "tnrling -igmil I raffle
J»mmcd II, ............ -".•eta. t.a
ancient hotel* wen- fulnl
„ ... ,
. ,
.
.
D rill,h mid Antnrlrai.
troop,
w1)k<|( w j„ | ) { | .......... *„,..|dlon
,
„
.
.
,,,
,
■i llU lU W l*l ItlW HI it | , '*1 ,0 1111* l. ll» I f
'.u , Iif lit i* 1,'fm r i. 1-in, tin.o' In
ho udmitted Into tlu> fmuily nf tn'"
l.iiiu.iemi nu.miiAi-lli'aiili lulil ii m u * i unti l i-nri'
ill" 1'iillt'd Still,'.* <ini*iili'i, Ilm
i- mii * of rclntiiui.* will, Spmu mi
uiti'i umtuiml
Im,ill* iiialli'i
mi
Wlilt'll
.....lid
FuriipUMII HUIt'I'Ull'Nl
IK
I'll, till, ii«*iiri In- *«td
Hi" Until'd S ' hI i'* will rmilinui'
in nliitiiln from vntlou In Mir I 'm .
t"*l NhI num Hui . i 'I mi .\**,'mld> mi
•■ ii'Kuliitlun In ret HI I, miilm,KMilni it
lu Mnilihl,
Arli",on rell’treil t" Ilu- Fra.u-u
ii'Ui.i." a , patterned «fh i Fiiwi,t
Ituly mid Natl German.
I, rlill FaxcUt.
Hr mi It!
Commies Tighten Memberships In
Shanghai Noose
C Of C Passes
In
B itter
Fight
$6,000 For 1949
Rankin Raps Teague
Change On Plan,
Rep. Doughlon O u t
lines Fconomy Need
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< Mfiuiiittfr lofhv »p|ii»iv^i| « iMftd*
lIlTil imiainfi hill mMiiu* lluillt
f HI Hi N| fHIfl4f HIfI in rxixtfii^ vft friiii' hi I. r 111a Hkn lltr lirxl r*U yp||ti.
I III- lirva hill III rMrit llhfi.illiet
S ll VM .1 1\i M.v II
I hr tnrmltr, .In. (Imp
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il in t miumltci' amI lliir ifriinl to
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liuuml.ii* I uki*n * .i I>11. •>ITe* llir
ills I* rXpr. »« .1 let Im* Hat’ll IMl tilt* tin il tli iff hrhfiiil * I'lanl il«*t»nt
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1‘Jii Thri*iii;h
IJt.t.t I Tint 11 milt' M"i IIm r *t if ! lu «i'll Thr S*il»ls •I ll*t itI*1 ttiu| t hr
riir I'.rtiMMlilh N«• irflih«"l vrlf*T
SfiDIIU'lllii llir a llhiUt .f I'hrfiiti'i I Mcichiitllf* \ .*ta ihImmi rxliti ni|i
111 Ihr h Minimi) ui ril aafn nmh'i I im nf tin* i lmi .hi\ itwiii* •#f Till' min
V*, ffir hill t»«m itiiiiil., it rxt111*11(1(1 will Im ilisl i limit'd firr of
I' mIIIIIUIMmI iithii’k
I t-hur
t;ia fII......
hiimuImmiI Hir
The iniitiuuiiiuii" ................
I'
hnrgo
'In- mitlyiiiu ! uldi,lu', t"'0ein„ tu uefil* totaling
t,„n of Hmuiim ..f ilm t
‘ iO""»„-tH of tt.. louolv mol
“l'l"»»9o«ti-l>
lull,....... ..
*
Fed I'nrce Of 2,000 Sales Promotion ProMen Attack Kinki,
gram Tn Open Mnv
C a p lin e
C h e n mu
20. Higgins Says
,
,,f Dcrll.t-bo".." trnfllc » " * " t.»b
Tlo- Secret ary'e revmw ,.f policy
........ nulnuinlH'ied by the
i,,nH„| Si...... followed „p critic...... „m „»l SI.......
.. ...................* „ ,! .............. rt.it........... ..
I" ........ i.»t : ....... ...................... *•-«<
It piovlileH, in iteio'iitl. monthly
"•a Hit1 HI’W**
corv,upon,lent, amt ................... ..
,f th,- Sim,, ttcpm ti.unfr .......... tlmt .............. .... ...................
I " “ hr,„rllj >•
l>"ii*ii>ii* ..I 11" foi .tiKidili'd and
fi,T T ,
, ,
by I 'IihI. . hmn ConOHlIy t D T i x l
Th" wnulu nf Hn ............. hi-. I t< out,mud Hit I' hkp Ihrrrl
ii.i.I, v,.1,01*01 nu"d *lf* it, oV"l,
udttaa lu runtlnue Ita work after
i ' l l ? . 'i f c .. .. ' 9 nml , miking member, of the S, o ..fr,-,, ,*•• I.,,- ............. .
.............
Meanwhile Mle.nl City Men- ejare.1 ami pointed .out that the;
IR
■ *
v
ii.
/ \ i * nml *,i,l Ini iilioaiiK tni'li'i 'in
tt’ia .lt w * na raa* Tkkteai
Florida
League
of
Mu.delpellHe,,
{
M
tr
fuM'lun
Urlfitinm
r«M
iiiuiH«M
*.
lilt
Chitiii
tliHiMlth
K-.ittf-i
,nnl
, age. U. I*. H art wa, reptn led
of
which
he
Ure*
recently
rh-rted
.
*
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
Ilf"
K(Hlrill«'llt
ill
H
itilir
I‘It.
l.miiu'
I'lMkmtTi.
I
I.........
...it
' ready to tcutlfy before lh<- new
p H in lli'le d u i u o u ii ' i i I k p r e e e n le il n* f i f»iit • xh* m l. f 1Mill H e •i'f It'd )
Hpcrrtsry, carefully wall lie, all
I Dmle County grnnd jury,
. . I |. 111*11^111 i.| Ii V D |M
|rgi,|nliou enacted at I allahiinsee,
. .
..
I lu K, n u ll I 'lo e iu n I t c l a l l o n * I 'o m
l l t r ♦1u **f t. f 1n k r
k* " I I »
i He nlim wa, expected lu order rKpecially hill, that moy Hffrci 11<| sp* | |gi A u L u ( r i l l t* f
| Itn till IIII)) IIII IIMI "f M -Oil tl V»'
m i l , " " lu ilu v h ) N o r m ,,,, T I io iio ik . \%v ,1
1uniform pnlircmen to enfurre ell Ihe life and growth of muni,Ipallfee ...... in t umI
lilt ** sunt t-hfHr
/IN K S
M H I M . V e le tiin S o c ih I ih I le m ln r , <n o p p o n
l 1 H*
f. n i ( til 1n r k li t ) ’ IVHIJ!
* •>tit Inu nt lit* I ., exw I ht»H
gninhllng, liquor ami pronlllutlon lie,.
lin n I,, u d iu lK H in n n f S p iilo lo I I I " |»44l t ■1 H it1" H i 11tk || I t f | ,> n u d im 'I
i (('unllnurd On Page Three)
A I In n . I,- I'm ', T h n ,„u K - m i,{ in k m u f . t l 1 Ilk Il'll1 tl) i *illx; li K im n’ i K «"ul
Among pending hilt, in Dip l.rgUN IMN i »»v Mt * I I
S ,o io i l u l u l l i e , iii, 'I v v m tlil I m- ", o n
| i*lainr* lie mentioned the newly
i*
4 n il 1tn li ‘w -14n it III-M "« n f H im
h. '
Inn Ilf It.
I,- o ily lo li m i t „ n y I'o n le n llo N o l 1 ( imp H tlll Hn llllN 'K rt**« p In >i .r
iev|,tr*ij
Sanford
cha.lel
which
lie
.It.ltSK.Y
C
ITY.
N
.1.
'In*
“
f
•I,
I. 1.11 I' ill "ll,.l
t <r*'
Vann*, three ami a half year old
c o l,c e il, fin ile u m ,-la c y o , . e g a i i l \ Mill fl-M Itf K i
mid
clarified
atateinenli*
and
ellm
o
l)
The
fuHiiui
fmee*
win......
<
■
-l
|*
l
nt
m
t
in
!
,
ti
11*"Ni I Omni i "p
■.i‘ t t. ■
female lion, juat didn't want In
Instril unn-centlals.
Ilm De.noerall,- orK„nl(a>o.,i *<•", f i n Ilu - i i , i o i , I e lm r a i- te . n l u"» ' l l l l l t 1 1(4 Mill V *Jf» l i i l l l ' ^ )>• iil» **ii i
i .
1'ilv til" .111,10" f"l
ieave Sanford this morning and
Referring In
other
poaalhle conl.ol of .lrr»ry «"I. v koou1,' ■ e, n l u e n l . "
N Ml If I n i i j !
,.r r. |f'P|» , ll||l 'if i
roared proteata at having lo leave
l
inm
o
Spain.
Arheaiiu
aald,
liaa
•oiirce,
of
Glty
revenue,
he
In
court
orilr.
today
in,i<on,
I
M.*
fit Ilf r••i
.ii •
'll" I nil ilHtH'l
her birthplace, the Sanford
1 I I In* I'll tl kv in i| jii iin$; •« il M |.» l
di'uled
kio
'I
i
fomliimeolHl
liooiao
rill,led an over-all u tlllly lax, record* of Frank llitu""' ••*'• •>
III, I," r. . . . i
11
In order to he taken to Ro,a Al*»l V•' *1 *la v t,y t h "
' • •MMitmi
right,
■
*
haheHM
eorpUH,
lilal
Gy
.......I#
.1 cl" lUt "ii
clgarrlle laxes, sewage lax and relit...
III). III,... jii \ Im li.lt tt
len'a animal farm at Grata In ex
1Dll III In
1." n e a t
K t."
jut), ii'ligiiiin llla'rly nod f ,* " M , . k
■ itll. »'"iint * "ill Ii ini , 1.• ii . f 4 ,f » i ,
M IAM I, Slav
others Ilia, would build up „ ,fI-rank V. Kennv, l* «!.• "I
••*1 «n Ml . . i»*
change for a three year old male
i util? I ' mn v in i'i'
I* <l»U' l l l i ll l
•> i -.."la'iio, Hr -nlil llie.." ai" ilu
■ I.,
, 1 1.4 " mil >i
* t>l I.M |.D i i. •‘0
"IIItin* Ini .1 ■ 1
bothcrxutr.e little uuk.iowiu, ...... flrlenl revenue to enable Ilu Glty triumphant F.r,,l«m
>> ii 1l«*
ilon.
m I v ■If, m i l " * f,<U II M"
H . a..aatf na fwas faree.
WHI)tw|
n,„
.......trip,,In. . Kalor tlglila whirl, lllnk" It," dif pI mp
Ill'll i***: 'i1
.III
nionly called "sea lice,” are plagu
Will'll nil Si, t'.i ■ 1 •
IIP I n , v " f
F u k ie n I
0. (1. Davit and about five City ing Niirf bather* In till, area
i> M, t l : If, \ tt 1. 1 1.* Hip ‘ I*I ■11Vi 111 %
I I,- ■1". Mil 1Dll ||l ti i
— ------- - ■ ■ ■
I....I k nelsed ku lluit !„■ would ■■ ■> Itoem " lie. ween Irer Kin op" nod
employee* had cun aide table diffi tra in .
l
tie
-.ii
mil
"
hi
i,i
It,,nt
"
IxuH curiam rountrlen
. 1. •1 flllllll V “ iiiiii I * t lilt ' lligl, S, inml In,ml I |p*y
ill f t
Farm Vcta Tf» Learn D.imr** n,e ",in. ..r h,* ....... tl,"Acheaon
I*hi V lli‘ t '
tl
culty In trying tn get Venue to
"lea i
r
wa, a»kr,l why llie .iliog"it,"i
The cause Is unknown bnl llie
I.-. ■ Ill" IIVPI HR* 1|l141lllll V «'f >lllll" III 111" ll' tu f|| 11is n Dt»" rlepi'f
ts
*
n
a s
trillion w Iionp lei in I* eapl.lnu
•
I*
i.
leave her cage and enter a email reniilt lu all too elear. Bathers who . . .
t'lmng
II
h
I,
Huuknw
.
•
I CHl
C O n tr O lH
Kenny ,nl,l lie had Indio. '■ i Hi,lied Slotea and the Wii.it,'in hml fliiwu there fliiiu t'miliio It" Ini n I'll III 111fnlprl ..... L'lll . lit II 11Mg v«r 11»11K *t HUP* '♦ r Hint * III Ml
meih wire cage. A etteam of wa come In contact with the u m trr- I M
(('iinllitued Itn l-age three,
■V II fttniily «.f Hiipp 1 nil i„i> f,i 1 will, 1I. pii/i •w lllll e l.l^h
_______
Id,
attorney, l„ a*k
Siq........
ni'U xpapr'l Stt, Wan I'm »,nd • !••••
ter wax played on her and she ous little beast, are subjected
Hu- IRnfl .i?* jti-i p eel
i >,* ir,n cmkI,
Marl FtfurM Mt VNil,
Modern
methods
nf
Insect
contou
rt
Judge
Milliam
.1.
lire,
".ill nf lii" Wuchang IlNiikm* im
reluctantly entered the email cage lo an unmerciful Itch fur Ihe nest
I,. inly. ItHH. • tli \'piii )\ MIDI lllll*'" " X"l',lli< * 'lii* 4 till, •
trol
will
be
explained
by
Jack
Jr.,
for
llw
in.poundlnu
ordei
o
»
.
‘Dixie’
Air
Force
i i *,ii, In ,'"„tr„l (lino., Iiiol
and wax placed on a truck.
four n>- five day a.
i , , k•I rip-l it •'•...... 1 « Ml ,4? "d tiiilay.
afternoon.
City employee*, trying to place
»•*•«",,aI,*,l.
There are moro home cures for Rua.ell to members of the Vetr»n*. F p Liiimix , it 'htl .|**\» tl j Th" |*4II lllll■ "'.It ♦ lllll •
■i.
Chartered
In
Miami
K*nny,
onetime
Hague
lieo're
■ltd fasten a ranvaii tarpaulin on "sea lire" Kelt than fur hiccup.*, ersns On The Farm Training ant who was on tied liy llir I
I lii'i" we," nm.Ifii iul , |i"i •
,i
I 'nmiiuu t'ijii Nm ihh' al I*»ii L \ »*
the front of the cage, had to but non* miparenlly ha, emu Class st a meet Ing tonight at
,it \ , | fir | ft*jmf I iiienf ■■Ml\ nu*' it mi will mmm i ' Sun III mu IVrk
i I ih I i < lo c a l llll.tk o v * | i " i , n ' n m n
|
chieftain
last
v • .> <
MIAMI, May It id) A kuic
watch out aa Venue launched right pletely rid the vlrllm of the In 7:,m o’clock at the Future Farm ocratIr
I
I
ill
fra
«lf"r
II
(tl"
i
fillll'
at,.* ,, 1,,1,'rwiiv The muimitv
-|
•f
A v«*niii* tn i'n -*i S 111*i»t, i1*ni 11 ifi
Kinaiilted (he Jerary t'ily m gan .
"N*N1gh Dl.lfpllr.Bl,' nil foil" Im Hi"
er II,ill,ling.
arid left uppercute. She alio roar flammation.
II
•t| MIDI l. l’i Iflg !**-•■
"IHt.mm Nat,mini 1,oi.|i thi n ' ,,
Filisl HhiTt fr* SunfMirl \ »'nu*
thin ,N
yonleiolay',.
mnim • >■ l>"",i rharternl In Miami.
ed her dlxpltaxiire a t the eoclal In
Mr. Russell, a graduate In en ciiimii
7
s
'
nil)
t'
Mill
nf
i
I
m
Hull)
Time, no far, I* the only sure
IkhIou election
Kvory U,"„lh"i
Ik it <nl<iN"i Nl,' "Spi'cti'd to telH'ti. ".ui I'" " i 1■ Ii lllll I* HI lllf fM* III eef If•XX1*1 mid Hi lit I II nit Sjirifdifl ,\ v »' 1111*• f i
justice of placing a cage of four cure—llie licit gne« away in hIhniI tomology at ills University of
la'fiir,' liny laig" m-nIi- figltl,",! | • .
Sixth
If Mill h«* dt *-1i*l# I
He hud l,'rind tlm election
(,ir,iuoii.i,'p,l kun'l) ami ill" off!
raccoons on the truck a|eo.
r«*n*ivn«1 f■ •i ill a j*i iidiit f
Florida, la well known in this
. . n a lla iir S ,1a I ' M , < ........
,,,
four days.
lido Iwu m i iimii ", Min* tu'litg 'he
■
ehcllinn
again*!
Ilm
moat
.
........
rial
drink—yes
*„li,
It',
a
mint
b.
x|,ih‘
H
im
d»M
|»,
liinknvti.
fin
They have no regular habit. section for III, work on Insect con
I
'The truck warn drawn up In front
jiilliniN iiingiiiir in ilk'*’ fmtii 'h#
th e In m .
Julep.
( i i i h i .- i ' k I i i K ii f n t l i i I I m* • im ’ i i i i i t 'i (
trol during the period of hi. em- p o lit ic a l u iiK 'h lu" rr in V
. ..
of the Police Station where at- They come In the spring or Hum itlnviiiMlil
Florida
ItunkH lli^ h
u.
111
,
llta
r
a
a
,..I
gl„.l.l_
"■
GlS
IlllltrU
Htlll"*,
II"
Glmilt
Jmlgr
Stanley
Mllledg,'
t ..
.
* ' diill.M In nl ill illtM-li l.Hgri Hum | flml t f» llie elghHi i*i.id«* •••Dli
tendihti tried to Indue-. Venue to mer. Sometimes they atay only a ployment with the Central Florida tmlay he warited to hU"! will, ■ ,lgun,l the "hnrtei for the prlvutc .
prizes i»f $!IJi fin file In' .1 ginisp,
III ( t i i a r d h n liH t in n ils S
wmi.i w »m m in i w . i|1|fi
come to the bach'e# the cage *o few day*—or a few hour*—and Experiment (Ration. Hn Is now clean slate" an the mm i i'l,u._ plane eiithtisiast,.
for fhe hfnt indivnlHut
i (ui (“Mim|i|e, fni irn'i -* i2*tl Hilly *lti J ,
that Polka
Ray 0 . Williams sometln.ea hang around for week,. serving as an entomnlaglst fn, could not Im leveled la’, , nu" 1 1
----- * ------,A lf» t o r l l l f I i i i m I im iti tin g
I*
“ We have III plane, nml will
f
1
*1
1
1
*1
)
sill'll
»
|
mMm
Whatever
they
are,
thev’re
ton
the
Walker
F
ertitlm
Co.
eoutd take a good picture of her.
OT.
ADlillH
riN K,
H ...
,,■ 111, lliu
...........*..............m
i *Hniliir Kin'll* will tirgm uitli m
him.
mime one after "aril gniml nht
a*. , ,
.
„
,
.
IMiiy........
I
Hlf
III*
lilt
I
I
!T
M
III
tiny
tn
see
with
tbe
naked
eye.
The lloneaa, ebylng from poislble
llli*
Mfirlrlii In (kill* *i ( H
it* 'Jm
J J lllll
*lntt
\
Hit'll | ‘dglllll gtfbd«' hI ||l ti*tltje Dili <
Ilnguo, no liing". "th" law" ••• ilnt" In the Smith," hi,Id "Kun'l"
iluii if fin in
Dr. F. G. Walton Smith, (he I
nawepapar publicity, shrank back
AHT TEACHER
J lthov Glty, was one <d ............ C. F Kuiilli, Tamil,ml airport wldi Ii fuiH iidiluvurl I lim e III u ii
', l« " . f
s*i*vxrtwiti«! trffiill Hi** fiiriiifi c mu |Hi nu iicIi IgRh ril'
University
of
Mlal'e
marine
la
Mrs. Carrie Schley was recently big city political In>.*,,-•. II........ . malinger who in,ligHti*i Ilm Idea, iwr ewd of it, ultiniNt" kI . ciiuiIi ,
under the tarpaulin and raflieed to
• i„ K"ti Id, aha........ th" .,,-jthia section will he ffat f". Mi*
boratory
director,
aaya
there
am
named as art teacher at Wilson comment on the oiilcmie of •!••
have her picture taken.
WnH iiphohl Kniithrrti Ira,II- in the Natimiiil Gimrrl, , 1,(1" t"N.t ii.il r»»d dollar dlml.dah further, heal group. IJf' fm the b e t m
several unproven tbeorys about
( H C ) .Mth nttli- . ......... 1.1dividual and Htt fo, tl," nm*t
When the truck started to rail the bothersome beggars, but so Behind by lha County Board of election was a la-w,,r,l Hlate.imni tluns, nml plan to promote avia eiuwrtssrw lirre n.inouin ed today. ,
Public fnstruetion following rec Issued this morning.
Florida ia Hcveutccuth on th" l"ii*,.v"i. that the f a , i „ " , ‘K share nmualng.
away, Verna* gave a last longing far no definite conclusions.
tion clinic to advance the interlook at the too. Bha
#• was
w is born of
"The people wanted it >l»ii este n f private aviation In the lint and linn ,. 1111, 1(11 fill. I !"•' . "lit mil fall to prewBi levrl* fm ; I'rinctpal II K, Morrl. " f SentOne theory Is thet they ere ommendation by school trustees,
.if It, ,,,,ih,wired Htrcugih. It I,a
Queegy and the latg
i,<<i" .im "," add, th" 1 1 , ' | , a r t , ' innln High Kclmol i* ,-Imii man nf
minute fragments a t Jelly fish. flupt. T. W, Lawton announced to way," Hague said, "so it
"II South," Smith said.
The new lion, a
African There Is else the possibility they day. The Board meete tomorrow right with me."
Thu group plans lu Invite Gov ".027 officerH and mi'll on it* roll- I m i "., l "Tile level "f cun,lime, 'the "hllilri'n nettviticK .if 11,,* I2B,New
(initn
are
being
,-,„.Miil,-i,’,
l
,
male, was scheduled
.'".im " in pr,,K|i,','l and tl" far,., i ItlMI drive fm Fernidd-l.aiiKlitnu
ere e microscopic single celled morning In regular eeaslon at tha
ernor Fuller Warren tu become an
office of Mr. Lawton.
(Ueesteeee oe r s s * Terse.
I....... -Iipimrt ",'>gr„„i t.... ' I pee ,
|„| ||i.*|"t,il> will, l'iiiii’|pal
bach In Uia track
LIGHTNING K IL L S MAN
homuaiy metnhur, but right tuiw for Avon Pork, Fort Mv<n>
li,,a iia eH ,.a e««« * —*>
'Rayburn Mlhm, »f Lyman School
they're
mighty
buay—aumpling
Aitguattaw
WAUCHULA, Mny tl fd)
RIARY
ARY KILLRD
j and I’rltu ipal W. A. T"agur nf
that IIMI" nli* official drink.
’ ______
Kohart K. Wnlker, 22, nf .......
BELLE OLA DR, May i t —(VP)
i Oviedo t'l hiiid a ,
,'hairni"u.
Otia wn, killed by lightning wh
—Robert 0 . Erwin, two-year-obl
HEAVY FROST
gathering tomalora them yestc
PROCLAMATION
son ot Mr. anH Mn.
HHUITI.KIIOAltD HUI'PEII
CHICAGO,
May
II —(/I*.—
day.
En»U ; « m fo u lly ,
The I'almi'tt" A vein"' Mlmfflr
ld M Ual
— ,— =-------------- ‘Heavy froa." was re|mrte<l ea rly 1
n auto*
FOR OILSKKV \ N ( K III-’ N A T I O N A L IIONHITAC. DAY
run, ever.
laianl Club and the Snufoid Tour
TAMPA CITY MAYOR
tmlay from the Chicago suhiirhs
Esparb
ist Club will luild „ Joint aiippar
PORT TAMPA CITY, Flu., May while most of the rest of the na
HY T D K CI TY OK SAN KURD
at It:.'10 p. M. at the Tmiriat Center
NEW YORK, May | | -(jp > -W h .i more should a businessman do i l —W9—Joe W. Harvey won Hi" lion was clear and cool.
WHEREAS. Thursday, May 12. 10III. Is National li,...|„Ut
,m Friday. All .nnmlier, ate Invited
Democratic nomination for mayor
Frost was reported from Elgin,
for tut than supply us with a good Mart at a reasonable price?
Day, and Is of partirului nlgnifleauio tu all tho resident, of
tn attend.______
nf Port Tampa City In yuat*nlny'« III., ami spread Inin unprotected
Answers am al bend today from widely divergent walks of Kfa.
Hanford and Seminole County li"cnu,o it cumcK ut tiie time
p, i,nary eieetiuii. ,
. places In Michigan and nortlmrn
From Pope Pros XII. who has strong views on businessmen, em
when Suuilnolu County’, one general luiapitul, THE FERN ALit.
~ .— r—— — —-----,
Indiana, the U, H. Weather HuTH E W BATIIRK
LAUGHTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, ia striving t« raise n
ployee sad their relation to society. From Dean Donald K. David of tbt
TWO ARRESTED
>eau said.
fund
uf
l
2
B,tH
H
).IH
I
to
meet
it,
deficit
and
In
provide
up,'luting
MIAMI, May
Harvard graduate school of Bus-*
NEW YORK, May
II- id)
-----------------------------JA C K S O N V IL L E . May ll-lfl*I
Judge Maraknll L.
funds, and
letratloa. who al
HIGH LOW
Two homeloas, well-dresHud men
COURT BACKS SENTENCE
ten corporation executives.
WllERKAH,
the
modern
hospital
I
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one
of
the
moat
im
senuntded Mrs. Gc
tha businessmen hi
S7
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ATLANTA, May I I —(/P)—The
Birmingham
But moot companies feel that were arreeted on grand larceny
portant Institutions in any community, and is a community in
riiheU NvwWuee
liy to hla community they now show the proper re chargee today In connection with Georgia Supreme Court has ra
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Brownsville
moirkune bet
surance policy, for who*u piemluni, every citlxon within tho
aia company aad hia sponsibility. or a n doing thair th* theft of an Argentina dlplo- fused to set aside the death sen -,
33
fill
Detroit
community |s responsible, since nu citlseii can know when tho
one i l n M r f
m
nut's automobile.
tenca of Wayne Woodruff for the
HI
‘ Galveston
services of tho hosiptul may he ui gently needed.
Me
07
fit
Two policeman irl a patrol car swamp cabin slaving of Myron
Minneapolis
NOW, TH EREFORE, I, ANDREW CARRAWAY, as Mayor
till
noticed tha 11)42 Cadillac Milan Sutherland,
Jacksonville,
F la .,1
17
New York
of the City of Sanford, Florida, do hereby proclaim Thuraday,
70
bearing diplomatic
plates in sporUman.
'Ji
Phoenix
May
18,
as
National
Hospital
Day
within
the
City
of
Hanford,
H2
Eighth Avenue, near 86th Street.
Woodruff, formerly of Bedford,
89
San Antonio
dtamrvad.
•^
end do hereby urgn upon th« people of Sanford the recognition
74
fill
They ordered the occupants to Ind., was convicted of shooting
Seattle
True, many
of
their
hospital
and
of
Its
needs.
70
fit)
gull over to the crub,
Sutherland In July of I1M7 on a
Shreveport
Dated
at
Banfonl.
Florida,
this
11th
day
of
May,
1249,
AH
69
Polio# said neither man had a hunting trip In 'th a Okafenokea
Jacksonville
Andrew Cerraway
HU
69
lleenea to ’ drive. They described swamp in southeaitarn Georgia,
Miami
Mayor
43
68
thamaatvea aa Jam s* W. Camp-; Tha state charged robbery as th*
' Orlando
motive.
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mil, 26, and Harry JT. Cloran.
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Venus, Three Year
Old Lion, Moved
To Allen's Farm
j
To Hold Records
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Kuiul To iVifl Drive
For NospilalFiindM
Sea Lice Plague
Surf Bathers In
Water At Miami
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
P ^ G E E IG H T
Journalism, called fo r "a sound,
comprlent,
reliable
continuing
Piggly-Wiggly
Additional Society
_________
(Continued From Pace Fl»e)
I'sartaaae *»— ! • « •
I in rellophana and paaae.l through
P llh lln ill0 I1 S
r U U IllB IW lIB
W ill
Tf I I I
maw. ™,” Journalism Award
mm of the air conditioned cutting j
---------Khenexer WSCS Meet'Mrs. SliinholsiT In
i iif>in Is a large culd storage lock-1 C O LU M B IA , Mo.. May
With Mr«. It. E. Loo
II osUhm I ’d CI«hh er, within which la n separate arc- 1 Missouri honor medal*
.
ft—(/Pi
for illstiun fm frnten meats
, Ilgulsheit set nice in
juurnalism
The tv. H. C. N. nf the (.'beneaer I tSi- J. Ilnnlie Williams pre ' llefrtgerateil units have been j were presented today In three inMctlmdlsl Cburrh belli a regular! sided over a
meeting
uf the; prnvided in tlip slurp for dairy j dividual* and two puldiratlons.
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at fJaughlers of Wesley H i........ . lh"> prinlin I h mill for various froienl
Tile awards
the home of Mrs. It. K. Lee at Klrst MatliudUt
fliurch
held, funds A number of rompreaaor. hy Hie University of Missouri
Hlfi'j l.auirl Avenue, The devil- Tm-sdny evening at Hie Inline nf units ill a tear room orovide the | Selionl of .liiurMallsin
tional was given by Mrs. It. A. M n. .S, M HldolmNsr mi llak A v d low lempcrutures reunited liy the, K*rtplrol
were: Klmer Ihivis,
litemmeyt'i and the spiritual life , uur Helving as ho>destei wilh refrigerator milts. A nut her cold Washington, It.
news analyst
•lory laaik "Newneaa of Life" by \ Mrs. Hliiulmlwr were M n Helen' *tinmu' loom Is that In which'for the American
Broadcasting
Kalelle I Carver wan studied u u -1 Hcluiltx, Mm. Clark
l.rmiardy., vfueiiihle i and proiluce are slated. Company. .John B. Kiilghl, prrsl.ler the direction of Mia. C arl Brad- j Miss d ia le r Kiuhlm ff ami Mm* f{hi k of the produce counter 'dent mid publisher t*f tlm John 8 .
bun The business meeting was Albeit Hickson.
mid ii'purntcd hy u parlltioli from Knigld
Newspapers;
Alfonso
||,e list of the store fa a prodlire John..... executive
secretary of
preparation (pulli t«i(t measures | Aitverllsing Agendas: the Satnr7 liv urn fief There produce l*;d a v Kveidng Post and the Mem■leaned In a large jdhk. then Is'p h is. Teiui.. Commercial Appeal.
I.ill.d In n u ts in a spare under Ihe j
Kditur Hen lllh li. aeeenle.i the
pm l it mil, milking it eaally avail- award fur the I'ost, mid r.dltor
Mrsrllffo rd l
Mis K C W ill...... i, lead
(hire J aid'" In attendaiita at Ihe fruit s f ld jFrank It. Ahlgrcn accepted fur
\
ImriiMr i ' m - e s
«,f the uim'leenM.ihnplei [vegetable conitler.
A room la also! the Commercial Appeal.
Wilbur Nolan 1 "I J " 1"’ and mI mi the p c m "Mo-' available fur preparation uf dairy > In his remarks preceding the
s. Mrs. I .cun' 11t,f'' •>' Mine" try Kipling Iii bar- products.
' presentalinns,
Dean
Frank I..
It'osa Stewart," nmliy with the
Mnlher'i
Hay
Six evil aisles havebeen pro- Mutt
of the Missouri School of
i<r slid Kthnl ......... Mm.W. IV Chiipnimi
told viiled ful ipfrily service in making )
Inner Johnson. 1 of srltleuieni work being done III psvimnt
fur provision...
Near
fjH p iH S S M H M N H M B M M N M i
III and Jan)* Cuba with Hie aid of lonliitin these m an rnrhisurc for the limitnml Carolyn 'inn finm the chapter
ager from wlu-re he can send toea-i |H j
I liepori
were heard finm all
age
In all parts of the sto re 1 j K
-------- | officers wilh Ihe trea.u in
re H i ..... if b
inler-rurmnunleatlon
^
B A I M W Y A
"■
“ | vrstiny that t"H had Item roiiltl '''I'lipiaent,
I A L m k I I U
O ttfl
hilled hv ......... .
lo Ihe >hull'll
In Ihe teal of the store la a I
a "' ^
. —
.
1 huihPny fund. I'lfleen <nrd- and laigr stock rotgr. I.arge double ■k
Isy ft—f/Pl— |t ti'iioiuel. have been .cut In III doura eitaldr truckers to unload;
A
T 1 J ID R
im Hcnleb fm meml" i • during the month
gnude eatdly. An overhead con-1
\
M
I IlIv lU
nest three to
pollowing the tniduei • m rrimg vrv»i
transports meal catcasses K
a -iielal I
w b , enjoyed ami '« lltr slursge room. Two toilet)
H
at work fol ie firslimrlits were sfived. Tim...........
ate available III the rear.
■
f t llllE A B f l
iitack nf jsim Mlirniliug weir Mis. Itutli l.nml- 'b" I ......... lug water is
supplied.
■
O M n T W R U
H'tiuif lit Kng- <tnlal. Mi .. I J. Iloyetle, Mrs. Hack uf the stock room Is a small
ins ordeii'd e j j, c,,m jrt. Mis. P A How utiloaillng and stock room where
w
, eggs or fried iBtitl. Mi- J, If. Amlirsiui, Jr., truckers may leave produce ill
ir to come.
Mr*. Ii K. While, .Mrs. J I). night. A large
brick
enelosed
me, though." j.nnry, Mrs,
II.
Piire.
Mrs tiasli liin lakes rare of cartons etui
H
y
ast hail an Ire |j„v 1 ,111,. Mrs.M I. Wright. I'aperiH
■ i\
*
Mrs. I,. M Tyrr, Mrs. T. II, llyril.
The -lore Is cooled with conH
\
'
ling fine, end Mi-. I,ids Ktell, Mr*, .f.
Hnalle -ruled overhearl ventilator fan-.
H
s gained hack William-, Mr-.
W. K,
Hallies, The many open refrleritor units
K l
"k
nan dlf- Mi*. K. II l.aimv, Mr .. I'I biii Ip will have a cooling effect also.
•m Ids rn-star, Herndon. Mrs. M ft. Kh.ikland,
H. l>. Kushre, Jiieksonvtlle, was' ■
■
» npliird Kiel Mis. /eh HalllfC M l. s
V e r s .unlraelur for the building. Win■
l'» Mir Ir 1 1y fm WNmift »M‘k. >fl.
/<n
*|mv,
IniitMlIecJ by ^ervlcr
I *
M i..
UfMi.lsrd, M il \V
<ila..M
uf Uayltuia]
I regret, said Chaiunmi. Mrs. C, W Hlnkcs of Heacli. Pnintllig waa hy Huy (iif - 1
t|H
eli
say •heli rr, f t , bi uI Mm . K V Williams ford, plumbing hy l.ee BrufTiers, ‘
H
id fur Aiiirrl
electrie wnik liy Kanfurd Kleetrlrl
HB
HH
ilhei w b s wruiiC,,.. ,md enu'llun of alglls liy (>_ lb
B
tills ephlrmle Wayne was fealuird In Ihe miimt Sign Co. A. C. Hopkins, Jack-on■
horse opeia series, “The
Thtee ville, is Bichllect. Modern design
A
I
/^ \
/
llhieshcs, we Hi’aipnleers'* . . . "Hunw
While" plywood eountera and
shelving | ■
~ A rn t1
\ V fH ftt
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mr "1vf,r H'ere. |llt t],,. J m.imki.imui matk. bremnlug *»eie made by eompuiiy workmen.) ■
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F R I D A Y M A Y 9, 1949
IT
M
lJ *
lif e
NhHon'd Weather
terlals connected with production
of alnnilr energy. He charged
1
that ronstructlon nf large
fields In Spain begun after a
nf an American general,
askeil the II, N. In “halt
cilnnlvaliee,"
*!!" r,’n'W r " ry A ,n ,r'
fCiatlaaea ^ re w * V
*T
I
1.1 i
,
l»y *n«l Bcnator Chan
‘ Tim much criticism nf news- H. D.) to Madrid ns i
l'“ l'«"* Is as Ineffectual an our political contact* will
criticism nf the weather, ami this
(inmiyku, referring
is nut tight." Mull
said. “Tim „f t). «, „ r r im is, -aid
niii'l> uf uur criticism Is luuse, ill (jer if them alrmily I
inf.........I uiul impressionistic.
agreement" bringing
"Newspapers are nut a business j the Allnntlr I’m# II
hki any other
business. T h a y . United Hlate.s Is “att
III.'.'
so rinse n tuirtliMislup will) I sliluiable interest In ti
annually
jfN.iiiiiiirn! anil society
in uur uraniuui mine- In Hpaii
democratic system that we must to corner the worhl'i
be ansiniisly concerned with their
nuli'les, tbeii tlemls, theil fll-
mrM 'asiitsis Pram ra sa nasi
visit
and marks. IM, which was the reading
this at I'hoeiiix, A ril. The HI at Pro
vidence, It. I. was a record foi
Mhv fi, in was Ihe all at Cleveland
and the HH at Lansing, Mleh
.'d.i ii rilies reported marks nf
'Hi degree"i, Includluu New York O
I’lltsbui ult. Albany,
N Y., St
tm iii, I'lltiduirKh ami Cincinnati
Tbe top id Knoxas t'ily and Bo*
The If. S. delegation was reji> ,ili'il r*'h ly I'* d e n y the e s i s t r f t w
of a udlltury ugreen.... . with
Spain and lh*‘ ail hane chill go. and
In decline fommlly that the Unit
ed Stales opposes tdinciiiic Spain
into eitliei the Atlantic I'net hi
ihe Mm.shall i'lau
fill WMM HU.
CoiitfraUilutions And Host Wishu
ro
S IM M ’A It I IS —
IMISTIJH
ml t e n s ------Mu real Fit lilt*
PARTY
Ford Strike
( ' o i iK r v N H K o i i n d u p
U nnilantS I' ibih Pass lint I
at since Apr 7. No uur now l, side
to *av when il will get Briiuud In
acting on it. The I luuse ban passed
lla own bill.
Mr. Truman told news rotiference yesterday lie wants a bill
passed. Hut lie tinted that unless
the Hcmitc acta at h'uil tltl days
before the July Ml adjuiirmiieni lie
won't gel any ii'inganUaliun ar
roinpliHlii'd Ibis year.
And
Funner Hnpienir Court
Justice Owen J. Htdierls ssld that
delay In appruvliig Ihe Ninth
Atlantic Pact will damage Ameri
can pieallgc ilitniighnut the world.
Itobcrta nlbo said in a statement
ineparcd for tlm Henate Fotulgn
Heist Inn* ('nmmltti'e that delay
would
I'lii'nuragn Itussla.
Tlm treaty must Im ratified hy
the Henate before It Is binding on
the United Slates. The foreign re
lations cnminltter Is getting all
the Information mid advice II ran
from lop officials before the Henat# votes,
Moat nf those who have testi
fied, Including Kuberti, favor ratifleatlun.
Yesterday, however, funner Vice
Frctldenl Henry A. Wallace was
ahatply critical of the proposal.
He tntil the romuilttee Ihe Alliance
wva directed against Russia and
might turn lief "Into a wild and
desperate cornered beast,"
The Senate hat other mattere to
taka eare of before It turne to the
Pact, The negt major liplelatloh on
tap la the bill to extend the Raclpj-oval Trade Act.
Senator Ferguson (R-Mich I
tel dtha Senate Judiciary aubcommlttaa In a statement that Ameri
can Communiate era pouring mllllona of dollara Into Iron eurtaln
nations to be used against ue.
Tha committee la studying var
ious bllla, Including oneJw farguton, to eurg activities of Communlata and Communist-front organlaatlona In tha U. 8.
. .
.
|{mt‘ Trark IturiiM
Palmetto & Third St
week.
The 1,000,(HKI LTD Auto Work
ers plan to ask for more pay ami
have declared pensions as tlielr
No. I objective.
In Ihe Ford dispute, no peace
talks were scheduled. Tbe com
pany denied union chargee uf a
"speedup."
Anti the violence-torn mining
town uf Aehfslus, Quebec, In
voked Canada's riot act today ami
ordered strikers to dleperse..
Kmhattled strikers
who had
blockaded approaches to the town
for a day ami night abandoned
thalr positions this morning. Some
100 provincial police reinforcemanta stood by under orders to
prevent further violence by what
ever means necessary.
About 11,000. Including workers
uf the Canadian Johns-Man ville
asbestos plant, have bean on strike
for almost three months In this
asbestos bait, where moat of thg
worhl s asliestos la produced,'
From tha etepapf Hto. Aimes's
Roman Cathol e chdfch. Justice of
Paaca Hsttel O'Rredy read tha
rtot act, But only a few strikers
hand to hear him. Ho
told themi; "disperse and go home.
2 ?J*
eccupiHona.
Thbaa who don't era Hshla'in tie.
Sanford
Sunday, May 8 — 2
K .fU menld! ,r u
+ THE PLACE
P A L M E T T I 1 T H IR D
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THE DATE
S t M tla y , M a y 1 ,
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Open for Business
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b) U n ity T I i i m ! i Strength—
TUB W EA T H ER
T i Pratert the Peace of tha World:
T# r t i n t t Um F fH T H i of America:
T» P u i m P re te rit?
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
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N r h flA l
k e W IV w l
( f e o l|
K ill
E / 1 II
Whether nr
or nnt
not tn
to go
go ahead
ahead with
with plant
plant lor
lor financing
(inanrinR of
of the
the pm
pm
Whether
pined $150,000 wateilrnnl
waleilrtml Iriminal and dock project will he duruttrd
diiiutsrj
|,y the
(hr City Cnmmisiion
Cnintnitnon tonight at 8:00 o'clock at iti meeting
hy
mretitiK at ihr
City Hall, and Mayor Andrew Carraway today repealed hit invitation
' lo 'iu,'nr'* ,nrn, civic tfadrri and all other cititent tn allrml in order T
&
»,
K a f ll ll
U v l a lii
D e c is io n
•
K I a a L
U O v IV a m
^
TA LLA H A 88R E, May *—</P)
—Senator Mathew* of Jsekaon_»IH# today Introduced a propou
n d canslltutlonal amendment to
pdmH n state Income tas. The
prepeaal weald levy a state la*
ef IS p w m t of the federal
1averament taa for Income an*
*r I664.M0 and either percent
ef the amount In earess of
1664,664. Two simitar proposals
have been aunmllleri In Ihr
TALLAHAHHEK, May t - f / F l 'Property ef labor arganliatlons
•would be eiempl from taaation
by a Mil Inlroducad In the
Florida House today by Reps.
Bellini or of Palm Beach and
Carlton of Duval. It would In
clude "bona fide labor organi
sations" In the claae of auneacatlen, benevolent, fraternal,
charttablu and relit lena erganlrations whose property now la
eaemgt from taaation.
TALLAHABBRB, May •—«P)
§ — House and Renata get togeth
er today on a Mil that will
aballih moet of Flerlda'e con
tinuing appropriations and ear
marked funds. The meaaare,
which now goes lo Ike Dovernor, would put about 68 per
cent of tha Hlato'a money In
the general fund and let ft be
spent only on Mtnnlsl appro
priation by the legislature.
TALLAHAKMEB, May t-l/l'i
M —A dispute ever wheiither the
(Jeternor or Cabinet should
M
r» ___
aupe
af central
____
...rvltlon
____
purchasing today dais ted final
etthn on the Mil until tumorSenator Mathews, In a
miMle parliamentary mote
an amendment putting
under the Governor. Hie
Ml woo rated down
with Matkewa voting
It—end ko immediately
od for rirenaldevati— .
T A U AHAfWEE. May 9—(JP>—
The flttt between two Mouse com*
mitleei over the $100,090,000
Florida public school bill broke out
(Ceotlaaao Da Vsa* Rioatt
County Infirmary
Deaths Are Probed
By fort Wayne
FORT W AYNE !nd„ May 9 (JP)—Further invaatlgation was
planned today into tha high death
rata at th« Allen County-Infirm
ary where twenty-nine Inmates
died In the JM tlaya ending last
Haturday.
Tha county commiaalonars, a
ropreasntotiva of the atoto health
board and Dr. Nooh Zehr the
institution's physician, ware to
ispeel tha
the Infirmary toda
today.
- i-tapoct
Dr. Zehr In k atalomont, boa atiributod the death
rate to lack
sath rota
loci of
tcisottaood-tl N i s Feet I
Rabbi Morris Skop
Resigns Orlando Pont
ORLANDO, May 9 -(Ipaclal).
Rabbi Murrla A. Hkop, loader of
Congregation Ohov Hhalom for tha
* past 12 years, and a figure In both
' civic and rellgloua affairs on the
community, hea railgnad hla poet
hero to aaaumo th* position of
RabM end Director ef the Corel
Gablea Jewish Community Center,
end to serve w ith1 the disabled
Jewish War Vetorana of the Fratt
Hospital under tha U, 8, ArmyNational Jewlah watfara Board
Chaplelney program.
. Bebbt g k o p has occupied ■ uni_ quo poalikm here in Ural he aortad
* a Jewlah community comprised of
Referm,.Oi
lira Jewlah
also 4s seen
Of Floeida Rabble,
F e d S r a u S f^ S ^ a l
president of the C irai Florida
Zionist District, chat nan of tha
International Relations Commit***
'41, member
of Rotory |n 1940
lal Commit*
of th» Mayor's Int
Mental H y
fi® » OOVMv#• W Hii
h im
d
Um C
IHR.
A uuuir civic groups, the Jaycees appeared lo tic must interI listed in the program and upliuinicd
committee of three:
H.
L.
Perkins,
Jr..
R.
A.
Newman, Jr. and tieorgo
Will
iams, Jr., together with John Henkarlk, president-elect, tn attend
the meeting and report Ihrir find
ings to the Jaycees.
W. A. Morrison, prrsldciit of
KiwanU, slated tmlay that while
the club will not tie officially ro-
s
terminal from the
engineering
firm of Smith and (iillcspir. .forkaonvlllr, and had wnntsrled the
R FC . government loan
agency,
and had suggested using revenue
from IHe terminal for re-payiuenl
of the loan.
The R FC when last rnolaeted,
he said, was dubious over tinlong period of ymra It would take
hy this means to repay Inlercst
and principle of the loan. They
asked that City
revenue, not
otherwise pledged.
tie used
presenleil at the meeting, a num- tMlllk up th(1 juBn
la-r of member, are eapected to
,,riv„ t, f(n„ )cln||
t „ I l * “ hHr
|M’lntm
““ I S d " w
- m
. ! e S , ^
ro m
he
u in ild ie hearing! the CtlrnnK I t!?^I|3nthSyC
|tyU'B %, m U iST
^ H ln m
lin n (IfMirvH An fUflfiv r l t l i f n i m i l
* #
. *
^
^
'n 1, ,
,? * ? , r n y . ‘ . " V j bon<l* f o r the project,
d e c la r e d
possible t() attend In order to find Mr McKtbbln.
h*
,'»«*v«var. the ..........................
conuminity feels about continuing
tceallaaeu os Paa* *■««»(
Rotary Asked To Civil War Rages
Aid Appeals For 17 Miles F r o m
Hospital F u n d s City 01 Shanghai
«
« iw i- OUiff
s»jM 7IM
iS
i |rK
- -M
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■ f"f . rfTlOCf*
themaUcei > rs. Jack lurnay, Mb,
aa4 Mlaa Adelaide Rlehtar, 7th
grade adancat Mlaa Thelma HamaaafMi, Ith grade aocial atudUsi
Mrs. Robert Ramblay, Tth grade
M graphy and Mrs. W. 0 . Flam*
lag, musk.
■- C. Steele v s s raappaln*#d
peine'pel of tba.lsnferd Grammar
Caeltn, klataryt ■
man, Latin: Hr*.
I s ( J i i o t t ’d
In hr v»il»miMril tn tin*
I h r .Snvirl iiioillloi said rrtr|S-
( nn«rr*kx
Mi I mm $n ».tiled ftt^ntioti to
thr fn i th.ft thr hiil fn|iitTfi thll
i ii > irur^.imifitlnn pl»t$ he fiihrntti
mu$t hr hrfnrr ('ntlRffu M) d^y*
uilhtmt hrntft dn$|ipfnvr<l hy thf
I {olive *ti S4*nAtr lo he* nmr ^HncI*
I'lmtii liy l!us ivr I Id inrfMKe $<inl
" T " '*iiin m f iil
frrn
i n iimm
ronr at
at tli-i!
that
lit lu k
tuonirnl. lIltililh
trani|xirtalion eapetls announced'
n Berlin. Under a 4pui powrr agree
\i.ik lioinls fin in system c os olive secoed from riulit presents the first
ment reached in
m Orw
Nrw York
1otk the
tliei |,u,,I., ni ,
y ,,f S.'.OII I,, Bug Uenctsl ,1 t‘ Mot, Ins,or, gen,-ml chiiiimnn ,.t iti,- fuod-mising comliinckadr is liring Idled lliursdayin Hi on 'hi- t.units* iili.lg.. ,.f tl.ono tn tin- Tn iml.l I niighlnn Minim ml llnspit.il luml dnvr fni IUIP.
oXtH’UtiVt*
snd a ineclmg ul the i nur-l’ower f a u
council id lorrign ministers will ........
lie held in Paris May 2 I lo iliac lias
the future of Germany as a whole.
The trnnaporlistlnn men ox port
tin- Russintis to lift tin'll blocktide of western Berlin in minedHticp with the foiirpowci ugieo.
WASH I Nf iTi IN Mhv i» */••»
oii-nt reached in New York There
IYi**tt|t'iil
Irnmitfi
lm> hH
will lie mi need for llm Western
**« n rn|«l**iiaf tim fin fs t liim 8i*
Effect Of Ford
S t r i k e Is Felt
In Auto Industry
,
'I' m L a : - < i f f
W o rk e rs In
C i t i e s S lm rtly
"’.HIM)
'I
in in n r r . m . ,
Artissg Mrlroil Msynr (Jrorar l!de .irili made personal aiumil-. In
lirnry Ford II and Waller
lirulhrr today to try in >rttle
Ihr fisr-Hisy strike ol M.Otlll
Ford -*inker*. Kdesril* ., form
er ->i c a nicer for Ihe t'ltl I'ultc oil .\iiio Worker*, proposesl
jl r e r sllcriiallven to Ihr Ford
T$..urM‘i>. IVmudtnl riiul Itrulti
er president of Ihe t'AM :
Itrxnm|il Inn of dlrrrl nrsnlla
Illinx liroken off a le* milttllr*
after Ihr Hiilknot started Iasi
Thursd a, tiiioii. Mrdhillnn of Ihe
"Rpred-up" rlis|ioti- liy ISr(mil
Isbnr-mil mi semen I-rill sells nun
inlllre Mrilisllon tit Kd» unis
himself
lit
\SSIIt l.kTK tl PltK-SS
1 |ir r llr il id a -Irikr nf tii.lHHI
X-Ray Survey To
Re Conducted In
Countv On June t
County School Board Appoints
Principals, Teachers For ’49-*50
Croat, and hee
varimm other
T hfif Arc Ton Many
I l y r t l s I n Coiijri'css,
WASHINGTON, M iv '» —</P>-I’lrvuleHf IruiiMii Intl^V llYRfd ConHrc%» tn n t vpredilv nn .| lull (?|Vtnn
him |*nurf to fent«.in/ir the rufcuhvr hi i in !u*% nf ||>r v*nkerninf nl
In .* Apfciil mrv4Ayr %rnt tn the
I h»u*r iml '''*n,itrt Mf I rutiisin **td
ihr lrv»i*| limit vltoiiM en-t* Ifd toon
if ,*nv fni^.tm/.tfinn (Hn(>m-tli ire
nll fmill Most ow was pnm and
it would lakr snnir lour to de1 ipher ilri.nU >d ihr uiilrr
Thr Wrslrrn Allies wii
,hr’r
N*t. IH5.
Aiw ndatrrl I'r r a i Loaned W ire
As T e l l i n t r Veterans
workris at thr I-oh I Motor In . s
MOSS Fast Thlnl Htrci-t w»-r« lm<i» iwrs Drtiull mra plrililt was brgio
to mure than 4,finil vlsniturn yr,
illg III h r I r l l III l l i r u u lu - lr y III
tc-rdsy ufternmiu u* tim Winn
t.onlloord on Page Eight
l.nvpii (Jnmpany, iiwncn <*f tinf tori', held upi'n Iioiiss- in ii-li-bi.i
linn nl Its c-ompIctiuM. Uiidy «li
j corati-d with large hit she lx <•.
gladlnlusrs ami rarimiiuits, 11
| spot less and glenming -tme |in
TAM PA,
May 9— (JPl — Two ' sented a very iitlrm-llve ap|n-ni
men tmlay were charged with as- ance. and many coniplimnnts »•-,•
vuutt with intent to kill Arthur received by Manager It W r«Velasco,
brother
of a Tampa sube.
A mass x-ray survey will I,,,
politician-gambler shot to ileath
In IPeiignltlilll nf Mntliei I till
Illdluted
111
Henunnle f'nuotv
last December.
th* store gave nwny 3 ,(Mat mi
'a i l i n g J u n e I. fni Hi-irmtillg of
Arthur Velasco, a carpenter, nathin.i. Vlsltiire «li*u were tieute,
-iissilile tiiliereillosls ruses, il was
escaped with a flash wound In to lee cream, tea snd euffee drink
■Iuou need today by Hr, Frank
Hu- right haml in a street shoot cheese
snil
erm-kers.
I'ln-li•nil till isII. direeloi nf llm .Seminole
ing last night.
aptHinv for stirring iced tea wei- 1 oimty lieultli Hull, ami Mrs
Released on 13,000 bond each given as favors.
i.dwaid Kludiei, exi-rullve seepending a peace Juatlce hearing
Milf*Ii-isI rernrdliig* «eie piuvil
■I'tary of f It.- Seminole C’ounly
May 23 were Augustine ffiua) od hy thr Pet Milk Go. The llos
Friscla,
44,
a nd
Auguatlne den flu. supplied a humorous n«-'■ I iltiereulnsis and lleallh Assoela
(Primal l.a n a ra , 49.
with u leidica of the head "I non.
Two slationary and three rimhlle
Police Inspector M. C. Beasley "Elsie ihe Cow", mminti-d uvei
< ray units will lie lirunghl Imre
said Friscla admitted shouting at the dairy counter. Much Interr
(Ceatlanes o s Page ICiako
tCsstiaaee On Pane reset
was shown In the ounti-r where I f-«r Urn survey by The S t a le Hoard
mant la displayed in wrapping " f Health.
Dr. V. K. Doff and Bert lliggiua
of cellophane, anil kept t-nld h\
f the Hlale Hoard of Tlllwreulnsls
lefrlgeratlon.
This morning the store ws* m ''m itral arrived lu-re Tuesday ami
regular operation. It supplimi • -villi Mrs. K Ire,'tel made a iwn
the Plggly Wiggly store on Fir •’ •lay survey o f flip (,'nunly, enliferrHtreet, and the Table Hupidy sml ug with growers, school principals
liovett groceries at Fourth Street .ml rnmmimity leaders In older tn
"
(•'iisllanvg iIs S'*as Clvrl
Acting upon recommendations by the school trustees, R. F. and Hanford Avenue.
. Sunt. T. W. Lawton
ported. L. E. Jordan, chairman of
tha Board, waa unable to be pro•ant.
Seminole High School faculty
BMaabera for tha coming year In*
dud#! ft, K. Morris,, prinatpili K.
I ll C m
Carl f .
atblatk director P. Hall as commercial instructor.
The Junior High School Hat hi*
M, Qanas, pbyaj*
b
all
Supermart Is Host
To 4,500 Persons
Cooper, Mrs. A. D. Rountree and Ray Howell, the County School
Board el its meeting leal Thursday appointed principgli end teachers
for the 1940-50 term. Board members liter made an inspection of
schools in the west part of ihe county and noted whgft repairs are
i
i ’r c s id e n t
. e ,haid Srn
Patterso
testified
liefoil)r,p
tim
dIriv
ilt,, hn
ot,.lH
II
|11
Two Arrested For
Attempt To Kill
Arthur Velasco
m
LONDON. May f> </!') Mo*row radio said lomgld ihr RuisiaU
rone commander "has issued an
nrdri trsloimg tiansport, tradr and)
(oitiniunicalions servires in Merlin.**
Hie order, signrrl hy ('irrier.il V, I
I Churkov. lilt* ihr him k.nlr
12:01 A M Thursday, ihr hro,id-|
1 asl said
_________*
wesli-rii cAurttrr tihs kndi- of the
SHANGHAI. May *1
(/}•> t mijn'Vid'1'^' of tiernmny. « -'Hikes.
Figliting around Katling. Iiroughl
tir-rmso mil men to Imth Westthe Ciiinesc civil war lo an atca 17 rrn un-1 KHstcin iK'cii|inlliin tnnna
miles northwest of thr heart of havt- iiihiIc limit plans
Shanghai loday.
Meanwhile in Washington for*
Far to Ihe southwest, ('■munun- 'V'’,r,
,'*f, W",r. ,tol,"r t , P_____________ ,
_____________ i I’atturson said lodiiy tim i«»e for
iti armies preised a iwtn-pronged the Atlantie Tn-nly is simple: it
offensive along an irregular 210- would preserve peace Premise
mite front. This operation extended Russiir would nut ilsre gu In wiir
from the teaport of Hangchow on against the comPiiicd stieuglh of
tha east to lake Poyangon the west. the pact nations.
At
idice*
Red
carried 200 miles south of Yang- mittes It is liulding hemings mi
lt(
IP i.Bilsat.l tls Psa* l lm
A Shanghai garrison command
,
...,
.
Lominunitpir seemed lo indicate the
W l^ IT ly
fighting closest to Shanghai was —
on * small scalj. Killing is on the
Shanghai-Nanking highway seven
miles north of the railway between
the Iwn cities. Red troops thrusting
tIfficiisli- rind cli'ikR uf tin- m <
along the rail line were within 15
I'iggly.Wiggly su|i(-r-iiuirk«-i
>'
tt’sa llaase its s-aa* Nlnhll
* iog», i . .i*
the
t
>
(Hunts Pledge $1,000 To Hospital Fund
George Touhy Gives Nationalists Impound
Report On Conven Vehicles For Imme- :V|1;: •"'*«' in
.....
tion In Sarasota
mate Military use '»«"f "'«• -soviet ............. timO i m p D i t y
An appeal for support of rise
Kernahl Gughlon Memorial Hos
pital drive and a report on rise
Roiary convention at Sarasota were
heard at the Rotary luncheon to
day. MacDonald Bryan, campaign
director, said that some hospital
costs have risen as much as 800
ftercenl and that $25,000 is needed
to wipe out the dificil.
George Tnuhy. president-elect of
the Rotary Club, raid Rotary In
ternational has grown so large that
there are only two or three cities
in the entire world targe enough to
accommodate an International con
vention.
Bill Kirk nl Bill Kirk Motors was
welcomed into ihe dull ns a new
inemlirr by M. H. Coleman who ex
plained the purpose* of Rotary and
presented Mr. Kirk with the Roiary
"Code of Lillies", a pamphlet cal
led "Welcome lo Roiary" and n
Inprl pin.
■ Mr. Bryan, who was introduceil
hy Jack itatlgao, for the hosnitsl
committer, said that there Is n
partnership between the hospital
and every man, woman and child
In the community. In cases of
child Idrth, auto accidents, or criti
cal Illness, the need for nearby
hospital facilities Immediately is
paramount, he said,
When he learned that there Is
only one hospital in SemlnolCounty, and It in financial
straights which might force It to
close, Mr. Bryan, who lives In HI.
Augustine, said hn decided to
come here and do what he couM
to help make the drive for funds
a enecess. He cited personal ex
perience* to show how the need
for a hospital la felt sooner or
later hy everyone, and how the
lack of its facilities may effect
t
Continued
*>*rm
snd partly
cloudy Diruuah
Tuesday
l’na»
-dhlr
thnwerit this,
afternoon
Iright mri.ihlp winds.
Truman Seeks Speed On Bills
For Revamping Government
Conics
Traffic Is Scheduled
' to express views tin the program.9-— — -----------r t'OTTl
Hattie, And "The pulrllr can hear the whole , h(> ,)roUfc.g
To Start Moving
Status Of Measure
w S S f t .'t f S J S J f S i
Into Eastern Zone
with Plans for the financing.' „ „ c l { J,,ml chandler of tW ,.
S t ay a Unchartgred bh
Thursday Morning
Ii I Mnyi»t ( nrriwiiy this rnorn
mcrce had secured plans fo, i In-
.N o
W
M O N D A Y M A Y 1>. 11»l!»
House G roups City Commission To Discuu Plans Soviets Issue
Level Attacks To Finance *>ock_Pr°ject Tonight 0 rd e rT o L ift
I .
A t
4P*™
b
,VN I N D E P E N D E N T D A I l.Y N L W S I 'A P E K
N
State Markets Report $7,295^44
In Tomato Sales During Past Season
Truman KxplainN
Mis Vim And Vijfor
liriillhy iM inf*’ *»ft
|’vi» Iniil In
wnrk «** hm11. Jill my lift* fv *•
fit*Vi*i Itinl tuns’ In kift infn mi**
ihirf
tin* (if **-1,1«It-lit iit I *j *11*i *..
wjih Kivi'ii
viMtnffhiy In Ih
KflWillll 11ll$f !$•••* I'llllll'll, |ij»re
ft»| nf tin* Ku wf 11in(it Int (li»* 1i'll
It vvn-4 Mi Ti UMiiiit’w i i'*4|ft»nAn
tn hi lkf tltll'fi'n *' \ )»i *'pswe'lI im|M'
Mmt “ I uiH Ilf! u full nt vim
Jill* I v»$!«*» tin >1111 nil* wVlt'tl I
rfilt h my huhi hirthihiy M V*'*t
Irtthiy v%>i ■% hm fwjii'i'iiilly h|$;
•In \ ft** Mi
Tiuiiinm. Il wit*
Mntlivf'*» ll«y* ifU nun Mirth
>luv 4«int thr hmrtli « iiiiivriH
ii r y nf In* furmul iinitiMiiii't*
mrnt of Ihr (muI uf thr wur
Ktit ngiI* Iln w rvrt, ii villi" li iiitif
nttriuliim rltm rh. Mi T iiiiiinii
imulr in* iniitiniliir tm'HHinii nf
ihr tju\ Himir nf Ui*' flnui'i**
III thr ehuirh u r t r III iiirium v
n| M» T iiiiiuii Vm nml Inf
'In.
Mini in 11»17
5011 Attend Hotsr
Raring Events At
[Municipal Airport
Boysen Arrested
On Theft Charge
Kan
Drops ( har$r<-'s
lie willnbrw a •uniuuuo si i using | time In junk the plans by disapM r ili.lg r i l.eo D il l'll lie, of llie New p io v iu g tliem
Senate Maimtiy Leader Lucas
Yni k 4 •■•sills u| him]i|e ririiriull
t (D-lll> said aftei n While liniiss
11»r * imin 1.11,1 ini ulcnllficil her- eoufeietin- of Denuierattr cougrcs’•cira *\f.4rv Kirill iii*g 111 icgl'lcrcil si.mal ledei i wltii Mi
Tiuir.a.
lilll -c
llmi Hie ss-oati- unglii <«ke up *ha
i r.u ganm ilioo lilll shortly.
III. Mi'll, il liiiMiklv u 1i i $ 1*<$11 Ian
Meanwhile I’lesldent Truman
'•III..•It Il'Cll 1)llM»» lia-r 111 k 11**4’ king wns reported to have told a group
alt r t 1)' : l« n Ci|lrt 1)9 ,,l \et,-imis that there are on many
il1III .........
cun, Am J H, h ■q Mitlnril tu ir livid" ui Congress
Hillieit
A. Ilaiiisoti. Mitlousi
' HI llll III ill! •islll llisiiiii %>lillr .» t **(»l
, |,i,it man of tin- \nieriean Veter
lui
«
14
li
i
It*
Il
U
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k^illlMl
II
|,l mi'
.•ns Ciunimtlee and ...........
those
UP t: M EET
lti',1 ) I ’BflHH
I'rojecta'of the Seminole I'mini i
Mi, Hemirmle County Chapter,
Chamlwr of Commerce will i- i
dim tu-urd at the regular rrmntlil - Amm'ian Red C hins, will meet
meeting of director* In *•*• In-I' TueNiluy iiipltdug at IllPHt o'clock
tomorrow nlghl at 7 : 3 0 nVIm k u - : nl the Tourist f 'e n t e i , Mrs. Ethel
Ihe Tourist Center, aceordluu I"I A (Jeisler. oxia-ntlve secretary,
iiiiMiumced this morning.
Edward Higgins, mimagei.
Nation’s Industries Begin To
Step Out In Parade For Recovery
-■■
■•
’
. •
:
.
uf thr rxrrnfivr hiuut'h It H m»u
At Court Hearing
JACKSONVILLE. May 9 (.Sprci«|)r "R«venue of $7.2')5.i44,B8
was rcturiwd lo growers selling tomatoes through seven ms jo. Slate
Farmers' Maikels during the past trasnn. ackaPgcs lolalcd 1,620,603.
Fort iarce Market led with HI5.516 packages over Florida City's
spring deal brought higher tevenuc. Florida City showed returns
through April 30 of $8Jt43,12»l.lW» — --------- ---------------- --------NEW YORK, May 9 M / IV - D ie m riiiu n timetable, imlmiry by
as against $3,190^31.60 at Fort' uthara. Florida Dlty growers and
Pierce. Several of tha markets buyer* are storing machinery and industry, is beginning to take .h.,w. I,, each industry »l«ok«.nen are
have chalked up record duals and boxes and leaving for other arc- beginning to 1.1k of the rlales. however tenlal.ve, when their business
thla le only a portion of Flor (Ions of the country, following thn will he re-adjusted snd ready t» Hep oul in ibe hoped-for recovery paida's vaat tomato crop since all of crop* northward, leaving the field
the tometoea grown In the state lo lime end avocado grower.-t
However, lliere are Hirer lug ’ill" , ihr strike threals. lire Rus
are not marketed through the
' Wauchula Market reports the
State Markets, Thla will Indued, xeaaon there la on the downgrade sian enigma, ami the completion of*be a record breaking year for in all commoditise. Cucumbers tho rearmament and foreign aid wage Increases, advancing steel
production costH hy that much; 2.
tomato growera," said William L. era going out fast and tomatoes program*.
Wllaon, Director of State Market*, are alowlfig down. Price and qual
With these possible boat-ruck whether tho backlog of order*.
tn hla weekly market review.
ity ul cucumbers has lawn good, era In mind, here are the time still high now, will Iw oxJiausted
■ ‘ 1 for
* various
.....................
"The tomato season Is not yet hut tomatoes have suffered from schedules
Industries Its hy ihe end of thn summer, mean
over ae tha market* In tha central the dry weather. A total of 23,- their leaders have revealed them ing curtailed production and price
competition. Steel man say th*
part of the a4«te ara just begin- 008 packages passed thr >ugh thla In the lost few days:
ntag to harvest tomatoes and from market during the past week.
Steel: by July the pattern Industry should have inflation and
the locks ef Um fields there will
leading with * volume of lhottW bocom* clear, but it may be recession wrinkles ironed out by
ba a larger tiuu usual production 17,4$7.'averaging »f«7. and 8.814ithe firit qutrt,r of 1960 before the flrat quarter of naxt year and
bu ready to taka ita plnco in tha
la that Metis*.. Conditions at the
er £ a2 S Z L * VV Z e<i
' th* rcadjnatmant la made. By march toward normal prosperity,
Automobiles: the Ford strike
plantrSjwMk, biackerad p^aa S t j W Y *»«
(Crisilasva » s r s i « » | M i
(DseilatiM Da wage v n it
resolved: 1, whither then will bo
o'".
f ('miicrrBii.1*
T hr lloiiNr ulrrmlv hn * pnvird
(hr ffimiNiMi*
th*' P m h l r n t
powrr t«» umh rtnkr r*'nrk|*ioui»tion
awiiltihk; Ht•nitt** iirtmoI h r S m u t ■ l*ixrrlltivr F.xpriiftlt n 11*ra ( ‘nmiuittrr hit* approved .$
lull tJiffcMiin mi vomr im pur tun!
Imi n 114 f 1 41ill t hr turn Niter pn-tird by
th r II miiip . I' tma ti4*4*ii on thr Son*
utr i Fih'udrit ji wiiit lmi* urtmo hflirt!
A pi 7
Th»llmi'*' bill r*rm p t * *atnf
* 'I' A s s ;mil \ g ainst itnpni flint $;nvri ninrnt H^rnciNS
ft *mi i rni kjiim *nt mu (da m l Tbr
! lu rtifh o r <if <H ants Scitali
lull umihl I’ Xrmpt imur
I ’ hdri thr hnuxr bill bulb rlmtnNl W YOlUv M u "
olN
hei 8 mini ib^iippf OV4* Wlthtll HU
I iff I lio y»rn « i* Iiir-lr.l m -s dnv?* any plutin niibuiitU'd by tl\«
I' i evident in ni drr to vrtn I be pro*
Manhattan iniuhnnm mi i handli.ig
poaftlH. ITndrt tilt' Hrimltf bill tlth
llicll i li.iigr Iml,iv do.illy after rr rbniubri *miibl art within ( h i t
11•»« ,»• i aeing events neu- "I.
,..yeit
yeslenln y
affe i uom„ '•
i,,mi than
WHt
people nl ' '
" I ’m c k r r Day I V iebratnu i"
1
ii-e Dusty Bools Hiding A - .... i lion ul its 11 in k at tin- Minn. i
\npoii
Moree
tlmn hn hm •
wen* - ol•led ill rare*.
Two of the m ajor e v rn l* ■>. .
I ihe mi ii'" eowtiitny
elliom-i'i lin e , Willi lay lluldiy While a '■
..........mi- Hnrriotl's " T i i g g e i "
v illi a bridle us n |iri/.e, im.l '
fiee fill all Iti wltleb Ernest I
flashed 'o vletory snd rs-eeived
martlognle ns prixe. lie mdi
( iHHHt Ol D lSt UK I ION
mure owned liy Ham f o r i u m .
I \l I VIIA SSKK Mnv
f
In tile tow pony rare, tiein- 1
1SSI, ut,
j | , . v ,
' , , , , M Hi I"1" , s ' " ' ' 1
n ilan d o . plnred seenmi smi
T ,
a m artin gale lloliliy While
tMl
, -4.,11,1 J inlay Da
h
.-Imm- " I'd
of III*- A on i ii-HII
i lord, ami won reins.
| . i-n.il rllddlol'NO III Ht I’l-H'ts,
f ’liiytnn Brown, set'oiol m '
i i u g w'S' nil " o " " ' " f 'IIm H-ti'ili
fiee-fiir-iill. won liita. and "
plaee wlimei l l s r r y Hardy 1 1 i at he i than inti’iitlim."
i.i.i
The Bi-vorsgt- Depaitioiiil rereins.
Hurry
Jnurnngiii
H,
i l c l during Ihe weekend that
the wnlei hot tip filling rare
a lim e of two minutes ami :i .|„||,i Pelnrx " f T am p " dislilct
liivi-iiige Hupervix'ic, "H'tcd "II
second*.
I m iiiillinri ly " when in- and agents
Be*tv Yarborough rldlmr " M■
i i Hu- department raided the leM'nstlnova «■ T s a * *’"*»•
y mil •■lull.
I
“ lilt HUM* n f thlH tin ill* y*4 unttiri||
|*riint| the htll nhouhl f*r euNrtfo
801*11 if liU> 14-4■I $*IIIIiJEJit i(>II pi 11Uf
Hiihinittr*! t** h-r ptMMit
nr** lo
A1,0 lulled III,
Mi
Tru man. I old
i *‘pnrti*rr.
.if veterans that llieie too many
H u d , in the * ongiess, He want*
us to see that muigirsxmen are el
e, led who are aide to see tilings j"
Hu-terms of national mH resl. rath
I bail local Interest and toske
Ini go plans,
lilmiH."
i nt bui
Iinn
irm»l
S.-nat.ii tin n y > Hy id. V iigous
(I ..nllsurri '»<• *''•»••
Donnie Whitten Is
Named
In Herald Conlesl
Knur yi'Si old Donnir Whitu-n
xuii of Mr. snd Mrs II D
list.ten. I mm French \ venue. w«v v«t"••! th« Winnm "« •hr " 't n a l immir.utin „ pull, will. It'll out uf old
|
||ri aid's. ' M u . b
Pi.imiritng C i H c u if Tmii'irrnv
I'lmlr ,t.
Buddy Long four y s i dd son
••! Mr. and Mia Harold L Lung
n il West Hrcmid S tie rl. placed
-ecu(id ii. Iasi w 'ck’x vote
liy winning ihr tiuminalion
llonniu Whitten whn,.r full name
n Harry Ihinald Whitten, rainy
llm right to compete in the final
vote with four other contestants
for thu prise of a vllviit porringer
donated by W. E, Kadai, jeweler
IHctures uf Donnie and Buddy
and nf thrc" other contestants
appeared Friday in The Herald.
Next Friday anothei Dvr nomi
nees will tie pictured and from
lliuxe may hn chosen another
weekly winner. When five weekly
winner* have hern chosen, voting
will take place to (.elect "The
Most Promising Clthen."
Parents of winners may gsB
tickets to thn Rltx Theater by
calling at The Herald office.
When Donnie’* parents get their
ICeattsatS Us S*sa* thebtl
Business Women To
Hear Dr. Harris
"Women's Rights" will be the
subject of n talk to be given by
Dr.
Amelia Harris,
visitor In
Winter Park, in members of the
Business snd Professional Wonian'e Club, Wednesday evening
nt 4:00 o’clock at the Sanford
Tourist Center, Mr*. Sallt* Msro
Williams,
club
president, an
nounced today.
Members of all woman'* or
ganisation* were today urged by
Mrs. Williams to hear tho Ulk,
tho oubje-'t of which will be dis
cussed at length at tha Business
and Professional Woman's Club
convention Hn Jacksonville dur
ing tha weak ami.
. .j,
�MONDAY MAY 0, 1949
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
A NERVE TEST
A Bubble-Gum Song You Can P lay1
HIS teat will show how iteady
your nerves are: Take two
drinking atruwa, a plain band
ring and a Dtp-Inch nail just
thick enough to fit Into one of
the straws.
Insert the mill In the end of
one of the straws and balance
the latter in the ring which you
hold on the end of the other
straw.
The allghteit trembling of
your hard will cause the bal
anced straw to topple over,
therefore. If you can do Ibis
■tunl you will know that your
nerves nre steady,
T
r
s
Som ething to Arguo About
Flying In Space
H I L E other physicist!
w ere ju s t sp e cu latin g
about, using atomic power In
an Interplanetary ship, Prof.
Out!) wsnt qul-tly ahead and
built such a machine. The pro
fessor’s Invention employed the
rocket principle with nuclear
fission as the propelling charge.
Because the space ship was
launched in an almost vertical
direction, the profi-nsor could
not initiate his trip with atomic
power, less the llrst blast re
coiling off the eurtli woold
wreck hia machine. Thus it was
n discharge uf ordinary gun
powder that catapulted the ship
into sjuice at the slow speed of
a mile a minute. After five min
utes, the primary discharge uf
W
I
N a mill, there was a pulley with a rope passed
over
ove It and a hundred pound weight auajiended
at each end of Uw rope. The other day, a boy
came In to borrow one of the weights for use In
another partjjf the mill. The foreman In charge
of the room containing the pulley, said ha couldn't
spare.jt, as there bad to tie weights at both ends
of the rope.
The boy said that wasn't so, that the same
effect would be obtained by taking off one weight
and tying that end of the ru|ie to a ring in the
floor.
"It certainly Wouldn't," said the fureman,
"Yes, it would," insisted the boy.
Which wat right?
4<*H<4J
FIND THE WORDS
ACH of the following group* of three letters I*
the ending of a common seven-letter word. Al-
Elowing one m inute for ruch, test yuur via u liu la ry
by try in g to identify the wind*. Itemember, each
must have te w tl letter*.
U A V E
I* 1 heard the
la te s t bubble
gum song? Here
‘tls, the words
and m ualc by
Emma McKean,
arranged ao any
one can play It.
No experience
with a piano or
bubble-gum la
neceaaary. Just
place this chart
ab o ve cu rre*
ijMimling keys on
piano or accor
dion, and sound
the notes indi
cated below in a
simple easy-tole a rn method.
Uo through It a
few times, fur
p ra c tis e , and
you’il be able to
play it without
difficulty.
2.
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I mui. iuh
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i.Suuuiy
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I Vit—' J I *»»*"*« I
U tnl In S limit tk t L i i t - long l>t y
a — (> — KC — |> - K - U - G
A - r / in e - f n ' on T o - b a c - e u ,
-
— i*— c:t—1> —%E — c:,
k
,Vom> Chriv - in'
<, -
RIDDLES
k
l ‘m
W h u t in e r •
chant, no matter
how honest he
may be, must
eurn Ills living
hy"foul"meunaT
i*|t#|i AJ||l*od -Hl
Hub - bit
Cum
ut
Riiiht
in
fig C ia tk - p/
S lylt,
l> -
C , — II — E — 0
S i i'uys That Wow - in' Hub - bit
t, — i, •— I, ■
—■ t, — t■ ™ A — 11
Ain't Hr - fln n l; — But Sill K - I) - C ,
I) - E 47
Cit
-
v
Fo lkt
Cun
Fin d
It
Cuiii't
It’ k p
a
q Muu q|4
an
-
LOCKHinOK, T tta t brant*, it juU makinu beK ATHLK'HX
litv t here, of rourtr, buf ficn-guus wwall* tarort doubtr-trouhli
in Tern*—or migicArre rltr. So ito othrr /aiinnit ;«ifr* ym i'n
aikrit to iilrn tilt in Ihit W hit Q ail—iiunt linknl in limtoru,
try rail or p»/>ofur p/iiiisrofiigg.
1. T h re at* to those fearful
during storm s: thunder ami
---------- T
2, Twu-gun toting James buys,
Jesse and------- ?
8. Those Katienjammer kids.
who're such cut-ups on Sundays,
liana an#——?
111. Tw o things
ca|ien, ilc,.lb ami —
•••n »i t«iiisf>»tj i i -iiih i ' m
•II **1»H ll'U VI
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ej
-j* jft u*i*ij j-u|i»*4y) t-ti 1
W hat's This Latin-American Boy's Pet
EDRO, on. of
t
Pour
friends In
th e R u u lh e r n
H e m is p h e r e ,
liua a pet w liicii
is very unusual
in North Ameri ca , yet any
" N o r te A m e r i
c a n o " y o u th
would envy Pedru. T o discover
w liu i the (Hit is,
tuku a pencil and,
startin g ut dot I ,
draw a continu
ous line fro m d u l
to dot, taking
th e n u m b e r*
consecutively,
A* a h in l aa
t,
«-----------
« lt
*IMi
I* ' A* ‘HAWTHAMLET
4, A rcb lyjie s of domestic illsturlM iri, Tuncb u m l----- — 7
0 Luminous furewarnliigs,
Custur a n d ------- 7
0. Mixture that's an
on awful
dose to yniuigstera in Spring-
nine, itilphur and-7-——,
7. F ig u ra tive choke of evils
no one wants to make, the lle v ll
and Hie D e e p -------- .
8. Itmky jierlU, Beylin amt
---------- 1
tl. .S/iniig* riff (b is rliffi rru r*
lAnidd fa«
'T w ir l — — and T iv tttlltd tf t
Hi. They made imlbing but
tiouble for Oliver Twist unit
made themselves by-words lor
villainy, Kagln an d ------- 7
11, Costume sometimes be
stowed on those stripped of
honor, tar am i--------7
12. Glunta.ln Habelaia' clussic
work, who'v# troubled the Im
agination* of millions of read*
era, liarguntua and — — 7
Cryptomath
HE solution of the following
elmrude Is a word of three
Tsyllables,
each of which la plain
ly suggested by tile verses.
T h a t once wot an actor who
o/t hull till(mi rat
Ami burniluriiitil the ulhi,U
country thnmtjh.
lit tim t to (iluy Huinlit, fmf, oh.
he teas rreird
,U :ht Hunt ill tk t Irene with
hit TWO
T ht USH that he w ort mailt tin
uall'iy god* 1 oar.
H it T IIH L ’K M U * (00 hrut y, by
J ar -r -.
#+
r
Thru yrllnl in d t r it h n <1lot
I thunt til r iira n
And ritlin d t hra/itd on Ihit tltir.
One uiijht when h it audience he
cannot control,
In 11 wild sprrr/i /a ir treatm ent
he beyt.
"T o n thall have ill'' they cried
nf fbr end u/>the WIIOLR,
At they tinner lt d uuu tteiable
tyyt.
I quesw-tigi •|V,(wl|y ihm||*I*S
I#
’MIAIHfl •
1
•V | V | I IV4||R|Bf
ONE-WAY HIGHWAYS
the fission chamber* iluublrd
the rocket's speed. Every five
nitmilea thereafter another rxploskm woold follow mid each
time the *|>eed of the rocket
Would double,
1 It had been the professor'* *■
Intention to visit the moon, but
an error of one Ibmismiiltb of
mi Inch In aiming (lie projectile
threw him millions of miles off
his course. When the s|ince ship
did crush into something solid,
it wus the asteroid Eros that
stojiped the rocket's flight. As
tronomers figure that, ut the
time of lim it's trip, Hus planet
was fourteen million mill's
away from the eurtli.
I low did the professor get
hack to eurtli again? You will
have enough to do to figure nut
huw long it took the professor
to make his hlatory-mnkiug
flight, without bothering about
inch trivial details as the jour
ney back. Huw lung did his trip
to Em * take?
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•«ai| 4|h<«HI w|«iu|iu ««y |«jy -m uujt
*|j|a*w«n* - h V*aI°* *1 *14 L ipau
•«4i it ‘M|na|iu || *4ii4tH a«u
5V
to , what FM“ T14,
HI
GUESS AROUND THIS
FAST QUESTION
U PPO SE two cog wheels nf equal slxe were
enmeslied, with one stationary ami the other
moving. How many complete revolutions will be
mnvlng one cog In revolving around the statiunary cog?
'**-*•*
C 1LAH HLUIVMAN lias a nur^ row escape from being run
down by an auto. Ha wua wulklug across e street at the rale
of three miles ail hour whin an
automobile passed, missing him
S
H E map In thia poaar by Harry Langman rep
T resents a network of one-way thoroughfares.
The probtim (a to And tha total numbar of distinct
way* of
going to tka point B from tha point A
along thaaa road*. Two roada art dlaliiicl if thay
do not coincide aMctly.
What'a your count?
e “i v <*•“! <*imm weim* i **m-4m»i mi »m«u. i»*iti|ia
QUIZ-CROSSW ORD WITH CLUES
DON'T GET BALLED UP
'4«|iHf«Ii IftlD
FROM
CARD SENSE
I
N a lull during an evening of
card*, try thia poaar on
frioada. Remove tha acea, kings,
quaana and Jacka from a deck
of carda. Aak a paraan to nr*
rang* tha 16 carda In a four-row
equal* ao that no twu carda of
the aame'auit are in any row or
column In any direction. Sat a
tlrna limit, parhapa two minutaa, fur a solution; and If tha
peraon doean't crack tha prob
lem In that period, let another
try It.
11 —9-ihsjieil worm
M S K H S S
M -riie
<e—Nuunlaln lake
m Itu
It-Sun uf flare. a JUaJemlalle
(judf. iiiat
te-wakf alece ■>* k«r Uwss did
David take fuo* Uw ryuiitlnnt
I* IkiHlitn I Kmh.a
nknadel
ta~^reaarn*eV
kO-'-gjia e t ------ . wklvk I* leer*
jsntr.
M
h. 4
sr-j£btsr&s r
*afSM-a 11—
1 01 atau oieua t« 'iiifuitaiMiti limlla
«* 4>J| UR
laae Mine i*-ri '*•* ^1 *-?**^-ft* **«*H
IBRK la aa unending stream
I d biographical wdrka, and
amid tha How there la a m utant
. reminder of tka wlaa obaama*
tloa that waa made ea th-eub*
‘' M
UPPOHK you drilled a hole through the earth have tin
1 Mand then dropped
a at eel ball.. Into
I t Where feeding lha speed limit, which
. . ....................
.
would the ball go?
is 2U m.p.h. witiln the city
I loin by TI HU Dantowllx, in*
volvaa 10 dlffaiMt lettara, aach
having a particular ve ■« from
0 to D. No two different lettara
can have tha aame value. Prom
the arrangement of the letteron- ftnda duaa and relatlunihlpa
between them.
M *5.1
•“ •11 • q »
,U4F'<| I 4-ataay
I m h s C M»Ki s h
'll IKcryp to m athem aliial prob*
S in t
M ild , w e 'll t e ll
you this u I hju L
Ilia put in udv u n e e ; it 's a
member o l Ilia
cam e l fa m ily
Um l la u! A m er
ican o rig in , and
it s nioie useful
lliu li the camel
w o u l d be 1 II
bo ulli A m erica,
W hat Is it?
•OH
i|i|
t i l ' l l <M| auu |»|»wt4i
Fun ,
Old H ill ' B ill - y t
ii - e - e - Ci
^ O N S T H U C T a pyrumld with worda having
the following definitions, adding one letter
each step and rearranging where Decenary, until
no eight-letter base la reached:
1. Letter Heater Trynne wore. 2. About. 2. Ted.
4. Chair, K Condition. 6. Shrawd. 7. Carvings. S.
E nnd men Is.
QUIZ
Cum,
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y;
U
(j — t.J— I i “ A — (l — b —- b — L i
TRANSANAGRAAA
WHIZ
C korti,
— <• — t; — 1 » — a — t; — e
K — K -
W hut'i over
looked by evei
man, iio matte,
how smart he la?
I . AftH . 2. E K H . 8. O U N . 4. /.O N. 6. E ttt l.
fl. ISO. 7. G S T . ^ N IT. ». S O L. ID. SAM .
I
Na (Ova. toil)
* are a peeple aet
2 - C U V i , . * see U Hew. ail)
i f c S W K i ef Ike Amsiekltes « u
kllW ky le—iMlf t l K m. itiU )
M - ’ I m v M h la sltessat Ustv Iky
U-Urelud (kvr.)
0 U U I-L U C P R S Y lUNB CM
ULAUMK QH D Q M O M Q
Lead twvav
Uliu.
b.........
.au
goiug at the lima All that lie
did know was that from tha moRiant It passed him and until It
dashed around tha cornar, ha
had taken just 27 aUpa, and it
took him 180 atopa more |o reach
tha cornar.
Assuming that Sllaa and the
car each maintained a uniform
speed, do yuu think that tha
driver exceeded the epeed limit?
How fuel Woe tha car going at
tha Lima 7
..
u«>, ,
‘ y r > uJ i f?
^
EN IG M A
F
ROM one fu unuthtr I ’m paid,
Ami bgafW ai made.
B th tu d td , /'M a question,
A nd if you'd frawapoee
T k t antic* r to that questkm I'U
^ d itelou,
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r n n t- i r-TlCA i t
nnnni
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L it .' f n r r . •
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SANFORD^ F L O R ID A
PARE
Stetson Will Hold Orlando Employment
Scholarship Day Office Places 510
b e fo re receiving an y b en efit*.
“O n e
group
of
Sem inole
C o u n t y ' s i i m - i n p l i i y e d Is n o t e l i g i
ble
for
i-iicm phiy m o n t
com pen
i v i .a n i i mV , r
,
Per s ona
I n J u b s s a tio n U 'c a u * e th e ir form i-t p o si
t i o n w a s not in a f i r m o f e i g h t o r
t i n l u v will lu*
l i o l m s h i p t i n \ ut
m u r e or
-1n mil- o f t h e iii ai iy
Ju lm
II. Slvtaon University
n,M ' v'" " >^ny • (Special)
Dint d a y d o w n * o f - c h V l . d hig h I u b i l e f , t " a p p l i i - i m l s w . - r e p l a c e d t y p e * o f f i l m s n o w e a r U n l t - d b y
Fhniilii
l.iiw, w h ile a n o t h e r
s c h o o l s t u d e n t s f r o m all . c c i t m c . "
J " ' - Hr r o u g h t h e O r l a n d o K l o t h e
o f F l o r i d a w i l l c o m p e t e f o r s c h o l m I 1 , !»
s,llU '
•’■" ‘ P l o y m e r i t
S e r v i c e g r o u p Is e x c l u d e d t t e c a u s e t h e y -It-1
al i-j p a y in g a ll ur p a .: ,-f
- » - ....................
' p r l ! . IS P .) u , t .
.t i l ! n o t e « H - t h e uii iiiiiiuiii ■* I .m l o l l i n g
preceding
i p u i r t e i Mi
penal- a l t h e u o i v u a i t j
1 ■" •■ "- c e m p l o y m e n t I h e f i r s t o f t h e
l.n w to n -old
T h e e n t i r e s t a t e I* r e p r e s e n t e d A,'‘ >
' “ " ' i i h s \\ . l - u w t o n . J r . , H r
l. -lo o f f i c e m o l i a g e r , « u i d t h e s e
C o m p e n s a t i o n U - n e fits m e paid
lit t h e o p p l i c a t i o u s . S t u d e n t s f n - m
-i-nl n o u t s
ate
ch iefly
|>u int er s, o u t t o u n e m p l o y e d w o r k e r s w h o
K ernurnliua
to
M inim
and
it m u
.o p e n t e i s , cle rica l w o rk e rs , dom - a r e out of w ork th io u g h no fault
IJu ytu uu
Beach
to
Fort
W tili-n
h J I e 't l v s . and laU -rers.
o f th e ir own. he said, nm l w ho a r e
h u v e a s k e d t o c o m p e l ) - f-n
••ul) s e v e n o f t h e l i f t j o b u p . a i d e a n d a v a i l a b l e fui s u i t a b l e e m
aw ards
i1" . m i s in S e m i n o l e C o u n t y p sl o
e ey k
m- e n t
Individuals out of w ork
E v e r y s t u d e n t l i a s b e e n r ee w m
ii- c w- - i k t h r o u g h t h e E m p l o y m e n t a s a r e s u l t o f i n j u r y o r i l l m - s s a r e
i n c m i e d nn il e a c h h a s s e n t n n o n
w e r e r e c e i v i n g itm -inpluy- n o t e lig ib le .
s c r i p t o f hla h ig h sc h o o l i u n l i t- to S D i l i
i n -h i
i mil iierisiit loti
i K ' i ie f i t s
for
" J o b o p enin gs
now
bein g
it
Stetson .
. ' e i k e n d i n g A p i i l Mu. A l l tinc c iv e i l
me
lurgv'ty
fui
w inker
Scholarship
H u y wi ll b e g i n u l 11
i > i - l i - v iii e n l
euiiipensotlon
elnir e p la ce o ii'o ts
alth ou gh
som e
in
A
M
S ato n lay ,
M ai
II.
m u st r e g i s t e r fo r job s w ith e i e u a e
in c o n s t r u c t i o n
activities
w i t h o C i r c a I ’ olii p a r t y in tin- -n ii i
l
o
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EW YO R K —Outd* lh« K*n*ral contlnra of
the inetropolH" « rn . there la a widespread belief that t# butt of all Jokea In Naw
York la the burougiof Brooklyn.
The feeling la Hu Brooklyn la to New York at
Yonkera la to the *»l of America—a strangely
named, fubuloua lac* where all the men are
Dagwood Uumatida anil all the women chew
nulla and are ca*1' Maltle.
You know ho the vaudevllliana uied to any,
"Well, when w<pl*yrd Yonkera"—and the audlence prompllyioould go Into hyaterlca. We In
Muuhuttun nr auppoaed to go cackle-happy In
the anme wn;wh*n Brooklyn'* fair name come*
up In polite in variation.
Generally peaking, the belief la falae. There
M a i M al m ar
la aome urB tillering uruuaed when Urooklyn
la mentioned, to lie aure, bntih* truth of the matter ■* that thla
strange auburb la a comparA* come-lately in the along* depart*
nurtil.
^Actually, the Bronx haa 1*» ° v*r Brooklyn Brooklyn may make
tie giggle, but the Bronx IB aend ua Into gale* of whit la com*
monly called lip roar Iona tughter.
Juat exactly why thla > * ° I* not quite clear. The Bronx la a
borough full of apartmeie “"d baaehalL parka, bounded by aaaorted
rlvera and blaected by aiolay centipede called the 1RT aubway.
It* hard-working reaPnta read the aame goaalp columna aa the
Manhattanite and Ita tevlalon fana dlacuaa the genlua of Milton
Uerlc with the aame y*l° *» ‘ heir neighbor* to the auuth.
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I F T H E R E 1M A (F F E R E N C E , It la that the Bronx la tu Man*
hultan aa the hot iK on toaated roll la to caviar on blacult. In
Ifknhattaii. we wea*lll< underwear and aay "to-motl-o." Uptown,
they wear cotton i*l Intone "to-may-lu."
Which one of tut* 1° be congratulated la a moot queatlon. but the
reaaon thla dllfertce la mentioned today, la that It may not be for
lung The public'Pr|nt»a have b**n carrying atorlra to the effect
that there la a rh p 'g n underuav in the Bronx to have a Uronxlte
added to New \*h unlveralty'a relebraled Hall of Fame.
The Hall of *me la a drufty arlxir high on Unlveralty Height*
where, If you tve Ireen dead ror 2.1 year* or more and have con
tributed grrutltu American clvllliutlun, yon likely could find a buat
of youraelf.
N
^ Thtre are ' native Bronxlte* Ihua enalirltied at the moment, amt
till* baa bee troubling the chamber of roromerc* of ttir hot dog
borough
Till* la o-y one Indication that the Bronx la aerloualy contem
plating piling on aliov* ami otherwiae rrllnlng Itaelf There la atlll
another, evi more omlnuua.
Around I* end of till* month, there will tie opened In the southeaat reach* of Ihr borough a beach club that rover* aome 111 acre*
of aand, ay anil alar* and coal In the neighborhood of three mil
lion dollarThla green of Allah, the dreamchllil of a building conatruclor
J niril Ml l-Mich, la the reault of a trip that Ihe 38-yrnr-old Mr
Ueltrh rale a lew year* ago to Palm ftprioga, Cal , where, a*
everyum xuely know*, luncheon la rated from aolld gold platra
that ur aaaalied noil thrown nwuy Inter rather than go to oil Ihe
Double diimahliig them
Balm tying*’ luahnraa overwhelmed Mr Peltrh. ami when lie gut
back eaaliolhlng would do but that hr try to duplicate It for Ihe
Bronx.
He loti'ed aver old Claaon Point park, which until a quarter uf a
century .go vaa a famoua aleamrd-rlam and water-wing ealabllahment a tth e jinilloti of Hie Kaat river and Umg laland sound, and
decided-hat taa Ihe place,
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" n o w , A f t llE HHOHEHAVEN REACH C’f.U B-w hlch Ihr man
agement grnerualy and rxclualvrly haa decided tu limit lo a 10,004)
memberahlp n*oo a crack—the poor man* Palm tipring* soon will
be open In allta glory.
It contain) a aall-waler awlmmlng pout with a capacity of
1,400,000 gailiie. making It the laigrat In the eaat. aa welt aa 60
handball co^ta, aaaorled television act*, acre* of basketball and
ilrck tennla/ourti nml the re-1 of the itrange paraphernalia thal
goes with tich diiba and make* them Drat ceualna to drogalnrea.
The onlyTonceakion to Ihe common taata ha* lieeii the Inalull*.
lion of a c/eterla calculated tu feed 1,000 aoule at once. The caft*
-%i la la aqltdegral part of New York—an* eapeclally Bronx—life,
and If thelhorehaven member* find themanvra a little nvercome by
the opulefe of It all, they can ratlre ta the one-arm Joint and
munch mjlitstlvely and safely on n plcklf and wash it down with
aomr celijy Ionic.
tw o w e e k s ," M r l.n w to n said.
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Hie Sanford Herald
Mental Health
T H E W O RLD TODAY
Hy d k w i t t m a c k e n z i k
lllinoln recently sponsored a Montal Health Week, with
tho aim of informing the public of tho need for better hand
ling of problema relating to mental 111mm The obnervance
waa marked by an nward for outstanding nervier; an a psy
chiatric attendant, by library dlnplayn, and by radio pro
gram.
Public fund* and thone privately contributed are lined
in moHt locnlltlen to (Amide and une facIHtlen for detecting
tuberculonln and other dineanen of the body. Tho alarming increane of mental illncnn maken It Imperative that nlmllur
facilities lie put into widespread use to detect mental Ill
ness and start patlenta on the wuy to proper treatment.
The early symptoms of mental disease, If noted In time,
may be checked and their further development prevented.
Many lives may thus be salvaged for useful careers, and
much misery avoided. The public Is becoming aware of the
need for more and better provisions for the care of mental
latlents, and every means should lie used for the spread of
nformation regarding I he situation.
“BUT KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY!"
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The hard-boiled antl-Communlsl
mayor of Western flerlln, Ernst
Ren I rr, nay* the New York ugrrement among the Big Four tn lift
the blockade of the Herman capi
tal mark* the “real beginning of
n tug-of-war between the East
and West.”
Reuter mean*. I take It, that
we are alwiill to *ee the atari
of a great struggle between Rus
sia ami the Western Allies for
control of all Germany. It’s (he
old *tory— pre-war (Jermnny was
the keystone of much of ronllnentnl Europe** economy.
We* tinllagher, A. P. chief >>t
bureau In (Jermnny. reports that
ninny International observer* there
believe victory
for
the
West
i would shatter tlm Red Iron >urtain. The reason I* that Raster it
! Europe
>r traditionally ha* depended
heavily on the the Reich for ru
One of thu most famous of Arctic tragedies Is recalled rssl tie* which It I* doubtful Ru»by tho recent exhibit In Winnipeg by tho Hudson’s Bay Com- via alone can provide.
Wc are harking hack to (lie
,n
pany. Tho company is reported showing
relics of the ill-fated va*l
economic empire which llitlci
expedition led a little over 100 years ago by S ir John Frank gambled away Itecau** (if hi* In- 1
lin. After having twice led successful Arctic explorations, he ordinate ambition to annex and
set out In 1840 to find a northwest passage acrosa tho top of enslave nil Euri)|>e—and after
that only Heaven know* «lmt.
Canada from the Atlantic i.» tho Pacific.
When Hitler launched World War
Ho waa never seen agnln, and 39 expeditions were sent II he wa* virtually exar of (ho
to find him between 1847 and 1807. Finally remains of his whole of Ka*tern Europe lip to
vessels were found, with patters which showed lhat Franklin the Ku«»lan Imrder, because «f
had died on June 11, 1817. Further relies were found in this hi* economic •trnngie-hohl.
I loured Hint whole area Ju»l
frozen region as lute as 1930.
before Munich, and still find it a
Curiously enough tho ships in which Franklin wont matter of amazement thni (he
to his death, the Krcbus and tho Terror, had already figured N ail Fuehrer should have slaked
in tho Immensely successful voyage which Sir James Ross so much on a throw of the dice.
made in the Antarctic, Ross went farther south than any Thin strange chapter of history
one before him. On his way he (domicil with the Krchtls and has hern discussed in our column
before, but I revert to It now l>e
the Torror to make a courtesy call on the lieutenant-gover cause
lt‘* the chief explanation of
nor of Tasmania. That official was Sir John Franklin.
tho struggle which I* IhiIIIiiu up
over Germany.
Hitler held all Eastern Europe
am), the llalkau* In the llrliinc
palm of III* hand. W hy? Becan «
Rutl motoring manners can lie murder says Kmily Post IlidURtrlal
(irrmnny over a long
in LsN>k mugazine. Just plain simple courtesy anil considera period had Imllt up an ecqiiumlr
tion for others at all times will make the use of streets and structure
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*hn sup.
highways safer, more efficient and more p le a su ra b le ." T o , piled agricultural countries with!
M AY
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1949
M i l l T R I M TO DAY
Wo are In good company and
le ft when flod I* with us. Be not
for 1 am with thee, ami
afraid
no man shall set on thee to
harm thee.—Art* 18:9, 10.
Another gambling murder it atttfnpted in Tampa. Arlhur, brother
of Jimmy. Velasco was lired at
il l time* a* he drove up to hi*
home in a car. The gunman w*» a
poor »hot, however, and Arthur
(leaped where Jimmy wa* slain.
Evidently the gambling war i* it ill
on.
County Infirnary
If'u u llu u e ll K iu u tlriiu D a - .
tnlulug fmal" nml un uatralnctl
fund* to supply "proper
ftnparvirinn.
Min* U-IIh C. Ogle Mate health
lioitnl
tlierirlnn m m inetl
i*
nttnu* anil said (t a;pvarwl lh*
inmntv*' diet was ilefielent in
"protective 'foml* *u(h a* milk,
fgg*. Breen anil yellow vegetable:!,
frail* ami butter nr ulruinar-
g«r|ny."
On*lo DiMlvr who Ircame suparinlcnilrnl of the Infirmary l*,t
.Itumnry. polnletl nut that many <<f
the Inmate* are elderly, He *ni<l
"Old pt'oplr Jiiri ran't statul
milt’ll. They irel a litlle rohl Qpn
V a ry get a hrnm'hinl rnugh, QRn
ij,e tk'xt tiling you hstiw thry'v*
nut puemnimla."
; , jir. Zehr eritleUed the polltlmi
'tirnniige *y*lp*n nf appoint tax
illntlnn limit* with (m *perml
tnnlng nr experience
\ want to make it plain," D.
/<**V *nit| "that Dernneral* nn<
m>\. re leu* tn blame than lie
pulAplta fur a systani wereby
heniLif uiirlt inslltutlon* are pri
rr.iiriIt uppulnte<l eti (he haul ^ .f
pulitfq i|iialifli’Htinn*."
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Death In The Far North
MONDAY,
1949
<\v (’ommiHsion
" " " V .r i l
SECURITY
"We read your column every
dky'. write* a lubscriber, 'hut we
do not always agree with it".
Wouldn't it he dreadful if he had to
agree with everything he reads in
this column! One of the nicest
things about the newipaper bur
which she adds; "Well-mannered drivers and pedestrians"
, sri1'!*"- *n<l
iness, and the democratic system, is
from them In turn the agricultural
can follow this Code of Courtesy:
product* which the Reich didn’t ,
thtl nobody ever has to agree with
1 A well-mannered driver will share the road, never usiir|>- produce Itself.
I .
anybody tl*e about anything.
Traffic Manners
KtM,M ! - • * •
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at ant 6 .llntjiiute any pmuilhll
Ity »f Ktiug the la-st ileal, 11
again t-ium,,rjng the tpcurlait ••(
tin* Kefieri |i„in," «nhl Mr M,
Klhhln
Two bctjii ivr enabling »■(.
have lieen Wi.ll up, he utftU.I
One. drawn
t*y f’lty AMtnWi
Edwin Shiulif.,.r. ntilltnrireu in*
finaueing of V loan with rev*
nneu from (hi'vureliniwu nu Mi*
sole pledge.
The utlier m l drawn up hy *1
tiirne.v* of leiudrinipHtileH, imul.l
m i up an nvprnf4iti|jiy, Mr M
<
Klbblti detlnred. he Inilial pm
ject of wllirh Wil'd he Ihe do. k
faeilily. || would *r up nini'hliieit
*,» I lull Hie ( o*Hii**ifiu i’i .ii M
pledge vnrlt.il* e|t, fund*
with levenue* fro ll the iIih Ii '
Cracker ^ay
TcnchurH Appointed
The newsprint situation i» •<>
much belter than it wa* a year nr
ip ago that some people teem In
think that it i* no longer any hradache at all. However, though it ii
now pouihlr to gel newsprint at
a price, it is not always possible to
t^at the kind of paper you want, tn
right sites, when you want it.
Just at the moment we have no
sin page paper at all, which with us
is the most popular site.
What the Rose Bowl is to foot
ball, the World Series to baseball.
tjit Kentucky Derby is to fans of
turf. And when 90,000 of them
gathered at Churchill Downs last
Saturday to see Olympia cotne
thundering into the home stretch,
the favorite and apparently the win
ner, they gol their money's worth
for at lhat lime a litlle known horse
named Bonder came from to far
behind he wasn't even in the race
to pat* one after ariuther and finally
to finish first. He won $91,600 for
Calumet Farm*. $34 for hi* hack
ers.
Teach your children to twim this
summer, not merely to paddle around, but how tn swim well. Teach
them also how to lie safe in the
water. Someone neglected to do
this for Moody Turner, 27 year old
man who drowned in a phosphate
ph near Hopewell Sunday while hit
wif* looked on, ullerly unable to
help him. The tame paper which
UlU ut that tell* of another drown*
iii| near Atlanta when a 19-year old
youth ventured out Inn far in tha
lake. It i* no trick at all for a young
man to iwim a mile with perfect
•tea and rifely. Yet there young
man drowned wilhin 7$ feel of
rhor*.
Thore who cannot underrtand
vhy It com money to run a hospital,
MW It happent the annual rurplui
)f former yean hai keen turned into
f, deficit now that burineu conditwin generally item to be betlar,
rhouid be intareited in the figures
agnounetd the other day by Admiobtralor P*rnea. Grocxtici have gone
In p.
at the hospital, just a*
they have avarywher* etss. Whereas
Utair cost 04,224 in 1941, they cost
•(*,599 in 1948. The cost of nurset went up from 06.131 to 036,•
D| tha cost of laundry from 0900
011,700. You can't $et that kind
additional money without some
L . Moran, U t, 2nd nml .'trd grades. Mildred IV Hmllli, 2nd; and Lillie
irnntlmird From
Mn. i
At Lake Munris’ Hehnnl R. W. L, Hall nml Eliza I’, Hall, 1*1
•• —
gall" tote In ahead efompelll'ugrade.
Nichols
|*
principal
and
7lh
and
This arrangement wasn't |u*t:
liv *« » » ** r e « .-.a' Ing right-of-way from other vehicles or pedestrians.
Rnsruwald Srlimd No. I, Alta Jeanne I ’larlt Buhh) eau llutn,
8th grade Instructor.
Mr*. M.
2 A well-behaved driver uses his horn as a warning de something lhat happened. |t was I w Mr*, - nek Horner and Mi*, W alter* tearhes Tilh anti tlth; Mr*. monte Springs Include*: 1‘rof. W. to win a In idle Mm.Clark wmi
thu result of a carefully woikccl ,3 hmnn* Uolllff. Jr.
vice In emergencies and never as a Imd-lcmpcml voice out plan. (Jentiany cultivated
and 4th L. lianiiltnu, prlui'lpnl, 71Ii ami n martingale, and Mi* Burnt -f
-(hei Mr*. .1. C,; »Mitchell
» * ■ 1 I* principal
l*riiiei|***» J . N . U rnnlliam , 9rd
Hth grade lencliei; fender Masnti, Otland'i will! rude Hit hnrie -<*
grade*.
to threaten or scold.
relationship and maneuvered «. ■» 1,"l'
S<,," ,° 1*
Fosleri f F. Farr. Orlando, .vry „ riding
ftth ami nth: flmrlnlte
Wilson
School
leathers
are:
R An honorable man or woman would no more cheat traf that tho *mall nation* would ho Fourtli (trade teacher* are: Mr*.
9rd ami Itli ami Aleatlm L. Ham- i|i:irt.
Mr*.
I*.
W.
Hales,
principal,
1st
forced to confim; tnemselvr* to [s’Hle Njx
and
Mr*. Nnticy
Iluwaid I.loyil not
pi ,^it
fic regulations than cheat at games or in sports.
Hifrteultural pumuhit imd cjimplc* Hrock, Third tfnitlu U'Rrhori* writ Hnd 2nd grades; Mrs. .1. C , Hike*, iltnn, tsi ami 2ml grades.
possessor of a new i«<l|, aflei
Linden
Eiiiuiiik*
i*
prilH’Ipnl
mid
J Courteous (Rulestrlans will cross busy streets at inter
ilrti
and
41
h
grade*;
Mr*.
It.
M.
u
innings
the
ehlliteii'
ment the Ileleh’* growing, imtii*. Ml** Mary Kubinson, Mr*. .1. C. T a y lo r, fttli nml tlth grades am) leneher of Finest Olty
rai
HehuuL
Davis ami .Mi*. It. Frenrli. Scrum)
sections, respect traffic lights and avoid darling out trial Ntrungtb.
Other colored schools with a single ! Ilerl River*, riding.i‘AJ '1111k’,
M r*, lierlhu lloughtnn, music.
grade
toiudiir*
im-lmle:
Ml**
Ruth
I’
from behind parked vehicles.
plneedberiuul and
Hu Hitler wa* minder of tinHclioul. hnlHe Prince,
Maggie Evans was apyointetl teacher are: riatulclla
won spun
W aller (I. Morgan, nml
R An obliging driver will never fall to dim his lights when railing field* of grain and herd* (
of
negro Louise Willi a ms; Wagner Hchuol,
,wr"*
i
of hi* satellite*. They had
i S ylv ia .lone*, h irst
grade again a* supervisor
Thellim Franklin; lieneva .School,!
w meeting other cars in the dark,
school*.
nlternatlvu hut to tlu what h* said, i
, “ r‘'
Hogan
i*
frikipal,
and
J , N . Croums was reappt’ lnted Itla M. Anderson; Kulokee Hchool, Sailio
fl Well-bred people, whether drivers or passengers are Just Refusal would have meant (hat | N ix* ^dlah Welsh nml Mis* fcrtcarher and .Imuiita \ lliniey,
principal ami mnthcmntira teacher Lillie R. Hall.
as considerate of each other as are hosts and guests in (lerm any would atop Importing , nuJ*‘ nu , , *7.* i ’
u h
r ... of Croonts Academy. The faculty
i\t Lake Monroe eultnvil school teacher, 1*1, 2nd an) .'(«i griulrs
k --------from
their
unruly
country,
thereby
,
(Wo,*tl',!u
I
«
‘
h
u,
i
f
K
*
a drawing room.
bankrupting It, since It had
ulty nc ude* M i*. J . II. Ht. John* include*: J . A. Lawson. J r ., a g ri
culture:
II.
U
Douglas,
science;
firs tt grade;
grailo; Ml**
Y An accommodating driver parks his car so as not to In alternative markota.
pi______ nml firs
principal
F . M. Anderson, urta ami mathe
Mr*.
te rfe re with the use of other parking spaces or with
Tho Noil chief run.tantlg.lraw |5J»*",,oth K llc- Uhi M
-r»’ ’ , "«ry
ft. I,. Heard and m atic*; W ealthy D oom s, ■English
the net tighter until Ju sl^ stfo ro '
llrV ' M’r l „ , L
„ 1111i„ nml m athematic*; Nathalie Je n
tho movement of ether vehicles.
. .
u ^ 'o rirn d ,.^ of kins. En g lish ; Angie Dougin*, anil
3 Orderly drivers always keep to the right, except when the war he actually was te llin g . M ,“" i “ thM ,|''
lie
the small state* what they bad to
R ’ T>
'* Pr »ml|MT «f
Evelyn Anderson, social sim iles;
using tho proper iano for turning or piiHsing.
!»U^..*™,”*u
lh*
.!
?
jih'
i*“.r
!
'
Ii*('l,st'rve»
'
la
'physical
educatul'n. i Khiulae Eubanks, i-uminerdnl; Lu
fl A courteous driver never falls to signal his Intentions If memory servo* mo right ha
...
vcnln W alker
.Stapler,
science,
9 to stop, turn or pull out.
He fitceco to Imy . ship- J,''* . fn n U>..
hflaltli and gym .; firnee Hankerment
of
some
200,000
harmonica*
,iy
m
'
"l
'
I A Consslderate persons always drive at s|>eeds which are .
.. . .
....
Zvlmn
commercial and social
ntuiliua; sou. Ju nio r High m ath.;
"
Prudent. eo«,l.l«rh,» truffle. rn„,l un.l ^ ' » 3 i H £ . lT ! a l In ’ 2 f f T Mr*. R. T. Mllwcc, music: Mrs. It. Trummel, English ami French,
Norlli,
nottbi'iiiiilit'*;
Mr*.
J. fiiade (eaehei’s are: Eva Hand
weather
LOiidltlons,
* ,„|(|H
ui uml*.
mcntlun
„
—
......... - ......
imiiis m
aim
emis, nut
out to
..........
..
ail** 1M a r-|7 th : Katharine
ii. H olly, tlt^i;
1 1 O lio w h o h«H a n y e n tw M a ra tlo n fo r th e s a f e t y t .f o th e r s huge •luantltla. of «ut.m«Ud m i l l - K'
w , out)- j l.miise Illa ir, fttli; Frnnriiiu Mae
Don’t !•( molilure teep ihtough lo teal up Ihe porei, keek lll« dry'
w ill r o f r a in fro m t lr lv in R w h e n p h y n ic iilly e x h m ia tu il.
J f r> '.“ V,1,', **’ w tn '
on m ic*; Mr*, m . H artley, nth; IMrs. Martin fttli; (Ha Brock ami Mar
mma. t»t «l
* ••
1I IIP EHlfflJklCA.
1—
- -■* “
- ‘
-■* •*
garet D. O liver, 4th gratlu.
tpoilyour an[oymanl olyeuthomx. Bondex oltooddt color! idchoim
| 2 Kindly (wraoriH ttovor show curiosity at the same of an ‘" m^ ‘T thuse ..teiiitea now nr*!
Mm’ b*
Hopper Academy teachers are:
Juit bruih on Bondex ond it will Colt! lenlhonyou think.tompo'V
nccldonl and always Rive any nssiatanco that may In ; under" R ussia’* control. Thug thei
S?eN.m«r.i"r nrli* Alum Hurston, principal; Incx
IHuudble,
| uuestlun urlses a* to how far aha ^
Nni^HoUie McNamara. Brd.
Huron, (Hh; Flossie Lawson, ftth;
(I. K rc ltie r, 2ntl grade.
can go In supplying the industrial
At luike Mary School, Mr*. J . Lenin B ryan t, 4lh ; l-aura Fulton,
Ffi* Cost It Lowl\
I necessities.
dull Ruby L. Itackaril and Mary H.
fair volume of mlxe.l vegetable*
. ....... I ..........
|f Moscow could gain control of D. Cochran l* principal ami 7th Johnson, 2nd anti Thelm a SnapA 1-lb yaikaf* tl wkl*» h f u
teacher; Mr*. Hugh
during the past week withi (omatoi.ia-1(ierniany
Herman through Cummunlxatlon. and Hth^ grade
M, „n)|
^id paid and Ellaaladh Young, 1*1
*•'« *bs«( t fsKss,
10
toe*
leading.
5.9PU
I
kixc *
‘
"
I(' s i ( I s m ( Vtmm C * a * ir n e l,
•*•(» h t »*(y
grade.
la
averaged
$2.78
nml
2,.1
1
1
i* m i
“ ""4
■•■■7,0" ’ - •
C iiH id
okra. Varying ipiantltlea of lhaaa
(Csisri illtkrlik^Svl
Hnld*lMiro I’rim ary faculty Inrommodltie* will he In the market of No. 2s averaged $1.40. H t p i n « h , _____________________ ____
I'lude* Juannnh Moore, principal
W.
A.
Teague
in
principal
nml
Color-Styling Mm i InT u r« A r r n u ln r l
during tha current week, ilnce cucumbers, pole la-an*. field peas,
mathematic* teacher nl
Oviedo and the following teacher*: Ju lia
I w u n r ie m t u
that section I* now getting a little okra, eggplant, pepper, Until beans
A
ll
Bondtx
C0lor Chari a*
M
e
rrill
and
Em
poria
I’attarsun.
School.
Teacher*
me:
I*tiul
Mlkler,
rain, though It ha* suffered • and watermelons made up the hal- 1
ilrd;
Hallye
Field*
and
Luontla-V.
social
xtuillux
mill
coach;
Mr*.
M
’a
a
U
a
a
e
*
tram
!
•
*
*
•
n
*
*
l
atrlou* drought since last Octo ance of the commodities. Quality VclaHcn and that L a n a r a admit Annie
Thompson,
English and I'eterson, 2ml. and Flo re lla Smith
1* reported a* good and a good
ber.
volume la expected on nil com* ted being In a ear with Frlacin mathematic*; Mis* .1inly Walner, and Thelm a He Bose, 1st grade.
“The Plant City Market’* vol modltle* during the current weak. at the time.
At M iilway School Fannie II.
. *• ' English mnl general science) Ml**
ume of 711,(100 package* of mixed
Beasley *ald an Investigation It nth Lnrgent, linnie economic*, lieid la principal. Teachcra are
'Tho
Hanford
Market
reporta
vegetable* brought a total reva- >
ii I nii w iii bring made of a run-in typing
unit physical education, Minnie Cl. Fran cis, 7th and Hth
FIWO wntfifi KVNfi
nuo of 12118,(149.00 to grower* good trading during tho pn*t week earlier yeiterifay lie tween Frlacla tirade teacher* are: Mr*. II. Te- grade English [ Herman
Refoe,
AMDClACtl
_ ____
»o n p A ^m
r a i/ H c ( h u n t
during the paat week. Bell pepper on all rommodltie* with n ateady and l.axaar* on one hand Hnd an slnsky, Hth; Mm F. Windham, 6th 7th and Hth grade science and
T*. I i » ( m C* - * • * , I Ckk*e«i V . I n i i L i * s f 4 l . , , <
la atlll lending In uuantlty with to alighlly stronger market pre other Vnlaaco brother, .liillD liy. unit Spanish: Mm, W. A. Teague, health) Hhvllye Rrfue, Hth, 7th,
28,4(1(1 package* ranging In nr'ce vailing through the week on all Frtacla nald h* pulled a gun un ilrti and 4th, ami Miss Dorothy Hth grade math., health and l i
from 81.00 for choice to 8(1.88 for produce end vegetable*. (1(1,288 Johnny then, hut only becauM hd Rice, 2nd, and Mm. Naomi Simp- brarian. Grade teacher* are Olive
feared Jnhnny waa about tu pull non, let grade.
fancy. Over 10,000 bushel hampers
Johnson and Ltllla Devine, 9th;
of Crowder pan* averaged $9.00: 88.00 to 89.28 per rrate, cabbage one mi him , Ueaaley leporlod.
Geneva School faculty Include* Ylola Mattox, ftth; E * telle Ro«l*r
78c
to
88
c
par
bag,
calory
waa
Nn
ahuta
were
fired.
9,844 crate* of tomatoea averaged
Mr*. M. I,. NlrhoU, principal. 7th and Jeanette Danleta', 4th groM.
Still another Velasco hrothar, ami Kth grail**; Joneph MuthiouX,
$8.481 918 buahcla of okra ever* atrongcr, .tiling at $1.90 to $2.80
per
crate;
cucumber*
at
$0.80
to
Roy,
got
Into
the
feud
hy
throweged $9.45 with other commoditlea
4th, lith and (1th grade* and Mr*.
bringing
good price*.
Butter 17.00 per liuahel, bean* hi $2.00 lug punehe* at both Frlacla and
to
$2.80.
A
good
supply
of
beana,
L a n a ra at police Headquarter*
been*,
baby
lima*,
fordhooki
black tender green end pole beanei cukes, celery, cabbage, sweet corn, after the ' shooting, Hensley re*
green corn, cucumber*, eggplant, peaa of all kind*, peppera, pota* mrted. lie aald no damagalng
blaekayed peaa, potatoes, squash toes, squash, watermelon* and ilowa were atrurk.
and watsrmelona made up the bal fruit, will be available for the
ance of the total volume. A good trade during the current week.
ICIectrical output lit the United
supply of all of ahovu vagatablei
“The Fort Plane Market re Stale* Increased M time* from
la anticipated during the current ports the spring tomato deal In 1909 to 1940.
(heck Dampness in
C O N C tn E
Proffitt and Dfifoiot* Outskk Walts with
State Marketfl
x i i r w z t r .1’
Your Iriicnl Paint, Hardware
or Building Material Dealer.
i —
I
"Tho cucum'isr deal .(cried In
light at tho Starke Market cutfng
the past week with an expected In
crease In volume during the tu i.
rent week. Swwt corn will >U it
moving from that *o 'tlon on Tuesday and tha Market caperfe to
load out a car toad of peppera bp
the last of the week. Strawberries
« * *U1I coming In, making this
tha longest season (n berries In
s 9 p 3 n < 2i!
s w iifttrw k p
that area I* on Iha wane, approxi
mately 80,000 crate* moving
through the market last week, a
drop of 88,000 below the pnvloua
week. The drop In volume waa
aomewhat offset by firmer price*.
A light volume of tomato** I* an
ticipated for the neat ten day* to
two weeks. Other i.gommodltlta
passing throdgh tha Market In
small volumes are, cucumbers,
groen squash, papper, peaa, ohra,
qanUhmpes *qd cabbage.
Don’t Neglect
Your Hearing
“OPERATIONS REP
Put* your old, rundown house on tha mad to m o m with
building materials from the
Lumber * Soppily *rd.
Fix It up inside and out. Modernise old fashioned'poms,
rcronf, make repalra or paint. You can depend is oar
Uarrett or Rubrrrutd .roofing—John-Manvl||a attic litilatIon—Dupont paint—end nthor supplies— they’ll give taring,
RflttsfarUnn. Mnny years of experience in the bulldlpgllne
is et your service. He* as for ronetrutthr# advUb. I* "
telephones In the United I
" T V Palmetto Market movtMV dfu operated by one, system,
M 8t V 8 t»8 H t t t « t l t l l t t t
-> do not believe ihere is
* r , how*ear. The few pleas
*..... ...
t O POLICY
alst year doctor, tho cotucta*
t^ l L P|*t| ^ * M h >JN. a**tS
«W " f........... .
�« V 'w
« r xu
T Tf Vr-Uf
’*•
MOKDAY MAY 9; 1949
«
Social Calender
day ball of Seminole High Schm.i
P c r so
Shufflelxmrcl Club
Ha* Meet, Supper
Mrs. Irving KelnUrg r and Mra. rontly .......................wine In M ay* eml guesi" of frlenda and relative.
Jkm ea C. H all.
, fa ir, anil A. H. McCraden of Tam pa
Sanfoid. _________
Km reservations contact Mra "were welcomed. Also Neil Hartley
Util,urn, Jr. left yesLee, telephone rlUli-W.
of Jacksonville, Mrs. K. J. Amaiiji,
, • ‘ '
i| NM|inir- w|*|, Mrs
THDHHHAT
Min. W. V. V.-sley and Mrs. Nellie
Central Circle of the Sanfoid,
....
..
weekend In Hanford. Mrs. Raising
Harden Cluh will meet nt i»:30. if Vollowlng
the
a»pp*
M r s plans
. .....................................
■ •be
to spend about a week
P. M. al the home of Mrs. II. M. I v ""« h" «"v,,l N1,•v,,r? ,
" fore retaining to Sanford.
Papworth lo form a motorcade lo "tong "o-iu Is-ln^ hri " w" r " '
Day loan Heath where a covered
" """j
Simon lllngfelder, a memln'i „f
dish luncheon will l,« held with
"'"f »hufflelM,iud were . i joynl Pershing Rifles Company B*H si
M u. K. II. Clements as hostess.
| ’•>* >lwul ,fi l«,f,'"",, Piv-'"'
Cornell University, was among
The Home Demonstration Clult |
TT JT
.
A ■
those selected to take part in Ihe
will meet nt 2:00 P. M. at t h a - D c i l 2 , P S C k 111, 1-U I»
Pi-rshiiig Rifles Klghth Regimental
TonHst Center.
!
H a v t . P i c n i c Drill Competition held at Cornell
J
'V
sJ;,nl "fi
FRIDA7
A p r . no.
Den 2. Pack 10. Cub Scouts, held
swimming party and Weiner roast
on Wednesday afternoon following
hh
school. They were areompame'1 by
Mr. ami Mra. Ceorge A. Maffetl.
A display uf crafta was shown
During the afternoon stunts, gam
es. marble contests, target prac over the weekend In the show win
dows nf Seen Roebuck and Com
tice and a hike were enjoyed.
, Those taking part were Charles pany with the articles displayed
i»-ing made by members of the
Home Demonstration Club. A large
number of persona were attrarted
K O T tl A M ro.-.C-S H S A 0 - n n jjj" ’: *|y," ,5 } h J., ' , 1*'!5,>7 by the lieauty of the articles which
Inchided <-tcfied, aluminum trays,
painted crystal, palmetto braid
(iraco Will,ames, ilaughtaf of Mr. Mr"' M"fr,n
ing. rrochet work end bright plaatand Mm . J. M. WUIIatns, 1031
ie earrings and pina.
DemonHtrartion Club
H (’raft Display
Mi** William* Will
_ fransfer To Tokyo |
"S’* Street, N. W., J Waahlngton,
D. (’.. and a former resident of
Sanford, Florida, la alated to leave
HA, Fifth Air Forte In Nagoye,
Japa n and tranafarr to duty with
Eighth Army in Tokyo.
' M|is Wiliams la currently easigned as Equipment Operator
Hupei visor to the 34th Statiitlea)
,Control Unit, Fifth Air Force
Headquarter*. The fifth Air Force,
nccu’MlIpn air forces of Japan, la
tha largest (xmimantl under Far
Baal .Air Forces.
A'.’ter graduation from Seminole
High School. Mila William* compigted her normal sducatlon at
Florida HUte College for Women
IfK/Eaiiahgraee. She Is a member
ot Trl-Delt national sorority.
Having atrved a pravloua tenure
of eervlce In Japan from April,
IMS, to May, 1M7. Mlae William*
may tpa considered a vetaran oeeupatlmiaire. After her first tour,
the returned to Washington, whore
he e#tye dfor a year tn 0. 8. Hoard
iToadquartera. In July. H*S eh*
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
o
I'cm Prtrk New*
u
H„
W()Ip
> l(rilrlivr
p„ tr ,
was held last evening in the Celery evening gowns Carolyn Ttuta-r
( ‘rale under Ihe sponsorship of and Dale t>uncan served as flown
the Studrnl Council. The coro girl and crown bearer.
nation took place at U:00 o*rh» k
Students of the Duxhury School
and dancing began at 10:00 P. M of IlanclUh entertained will, sev
to the mush- of Paul Colde and bi- eral selections including Kauai
orchestra.
Wnli* by Patricia Tookc; Scarf
Kerns ami bamboo were Used Halier, Jane Davis and Claudette
lo hank the stage and in front of Waits; Blue Hawaii by a group of
the stage on the dance floor wrie five-year-old girls; Puttin’ on the
the thrones where Hie Mag am] Kit* , Hobby
Little;
lllmmha
queen w eir seated. Over the Rhythm, Yvonne Cullen; Sllvet
thrnnrs was a fern entwined arch ll a l ll, «l* Crammer School girls'.
(ireenery.
m id
multi-ouloied Swing Ihe Anchor, Joan Humphstreamers decorated Hie large icy; Alice Blue down, Deanna
Hiidiloiiuin.
Nirhol-; Amrilrnn Patrol, Joul
Jimmy Ludwig serve,! as master Sounders.
of ceremonies for the !UHi o'clock
Kollowing
the program
the
ceremonies and Introduced Mi-s jCtand March was led by Principal
Messier, gowned In a while "Hk and Mrs. Herman Morris, The
strnpIcHs dress with which she Student Council has ns its advisors
wore white net mitts and a while Mrs. Virgil Smith ami Mis- Kthel
mchid corsage. She was eaated j Riser. Cluiperones for
the <*cwith Mr. Harrington and tha resliriishm were Air. him Mrs. W. A
of the May court was composed,1 ,\<hinm, Mr
agd Mgs. It. K.
of the following: Miss (iall Bittingi Cooper, Mr. and -Mr-. J. IV Me—
and Hanks Register of the eighth sler, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hallograde; Miss Caroline Mclnnla ami « ny ami Joe McCaslln. The corn
Mike Whctchel of the ninth grade, nation was under the direction of
Miss Dial Hoyle and Alan llr ltc l Mis» (l|||«- Reese Whittle. 'Ho
of the tenth grade; Miss Joyce oiclicslru was furnished fot the
B alls and K. It. Smith of the iluuce by the Kiwallls Club.
tb .
ANDREWS PROMOTED
PARRIS ISLAND, 8. C., May 3
- (Hpoclal)— Marine RFC Robert
C. Andrews, son of Mr. end Mrs. R.
I.. Andrews, Box I486, Benford.
Fie., was promoted to hie present
rank upon completion of recruit
training here at the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot,
A former student uf 8emlnol«
High School, Andrews enlisted In
tha Marina Corps on February I,
•1*40, for a period of three years.
Lieut, and Mra.' James B. Cartar
announced today the birth of a
You ean usually fount on a
daughter, Michelle Ann. on Apr. pound of fresh shrimp, to make
24 on Okinawa whara Lieut. Cart a main d ah to servo tkrse when
er la stationed.
It la cuuplad with • crfaile or ciit*
ry aaucs; If the shrimp is to be
used for ■ flrat-coitrac cocktail •
pound will aarve four easily,
returns,) to duty In Japan.
----*
Mlae Williams' new assignment
Sandwich and rake plates made
will take her to the (Jaiirtermester
Depot, Tokyo. Her dutlee will be uf colorful plastic. art overlaid
Uw asm* aa those she now per* with deposits uf sterling sliver In
leafy designs.
forma.
THE GARDEN GATE
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Women's Soelely f„i Chri-lmn Hood, -e-nl ,l„ o .il.o - t ,, 1Seine, -r the Community Chinch ,
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M l* Kin in it f iiiu r i. ninl Mi** \ H«an> vt* ,H,*nivii
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the genus Magnolia consists of l.rnils XIV in HiH,’<. thus depriving %tttlH H llt'i'V***, I f f ! M lll ll lt iy f'*l F i l l k U it •llll lii I !?••*•»♦ SMInh«\ fa *
a ilnm i or more trees native to ( Pioti-HiHiils of r.ll ,-n 11 i ighls, Magi Mili» *»ml W oM V ii'irim a n , *p**r- the linmr **f s ^ t
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North America III to t-nstorn Asia, m-l chose in ahjm r hi- religion, in
w hee How rB|l4Vf lo spend l i y k n .h’ ffi*i nun
t'vely
Most of llirui an- ilrciillloui, bill -| ih ,| of emigrating fiom Frailer Hie
1 M r** . , l * i h n F t . n l * II i t ' i * t iM v •*
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one Is among on, finest evergreen hr ItionsHiiil* of olln i Huguenots
Mis .1 l*o„l-ii"it Hilt1tided Ho . I d u ll* •I Hti* ( i f f l i i k jip jn i I iii nun t
ornameiital specimens, the liatiie <|i,| With bis religion- liamlieap Mud, ■
1, C.KlOllI ,1114*4ht1|g ll, Mihio, pit Mil ,|l K I tailMIMi'p
Soulliern Magnolia. Htliers whieli irmoved, be was side to aspire with -1 gliiltp of irii Ih 1a—
t Mon | M l m I *l I V c i i i i 'i
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are native to China, or a ir drriveil to a unlier-ity ehail. lie |iiild)slird
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from species so native, are ahliwy | Ills grclrnl work in liiH'.t, Prod- " T i , , lillk M K ii IDm noil Mis I| A p i t Jilt J* hi -t S l i m t In v
fhovering shrubs oi small tree- minus liislorlae geneialis planl Nath I'tionip-on blDuitlt'iil the le
1 i*It*I \|f , I**|i 11 1 i hum i in,I
blooming In rarly spring before alum, in whieli lie groiipr,) Hie gllln, IKoOllll) •• u i i ml dish Inn 1
the leaves appeal. Three Urlflltiit plants Into funiilies fnt Ini' (itsi cheolt •■19-9*11ii i: Mf till* 1 ), laiuio iM 1 t l list t in i I I n I I .. .. ........... . I t
Magimllas llirlve iii the northern lime. And in IliPt he was finally Min,-t , , -' \\ , \ e- • *1ill* Mon.lay • M i l n u t * S | m • m *; , m i M n f t i l m
part of this slate, while Hie South appointed professor of medicine I'he It>1 logi-thr, VV|1?4 111'-Id at Ho* i
ern Magnolia Is unlive more thsn and lailany at
Montpellier, Hie Mi4tilt"11InV lull MiflilW I*' 1 .out, loll t
half way down (lie peninsula and king's principal physician sllpporlMl and Mi- MiihHii HIimiim* j
the Hwcet-hay ijs found rtear down ing Ids candidacy successfully. A |nv,- moved fr-.m llii-li liono tu-r«• f
to Homestead. Thus mngnotiaa a " few years (ater he also lireame dl- In Aubtiindnle, wlo-ie Ml Stn-ine|
wldrly grown and greatly admired reetoi of Hie royal Imtantr garden Inis been called lo work
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In Florida, anil Hie man In who-c
Montpellier where In- had long
,\ Hireling al the borne "I >
/irtir-s I 'In ill W .m J Chailes Wink I, on l ake Tiipb-i
honor they are namril should lx* »f ....... .. Hie assistant
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more than passing Interest.
As Ihe years pas-ed lie became Drive was ,elie,lnlr-1 foi WedlO''*- |
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I'lrrre Magliol lived and worked t-vei more widely reengnixi'd as a . liny evening for Ihe porpo e of '
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nearly all ilia life III the old unlvei Isitnidat, ami when Ihe great Tour- li.iganuing a Men-' H'blr- ' In ,s J
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ern France. Born in 1338, he offered ills poalllnu in Paris in llm | lint!, ihe t ii lib-i Mini Mrnnn ,
early
i-vldented an mlereal in Rnyal Academy of Science, lie was •choirs of the Ciunmonily I'liuieli
plants, perhaps because Ills fatliei now 71. however, and decided he ! plan to It livid In the llviodn
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was an apothecary and collected o H* too old to move; and In I7lf* . Slellnalint Chuieli Sunday Even
medicinal herbs. He stuilieil botany he died full of years and honors, ■ing. May If*. <o put mi ii piogiam
and anatomy at bis home uulvtrally lie had nxerciaed a very slimnla nf special music Besides hymn
ami look a degree in medicine at ting Influence on Ihe French hoi singing by tl,,. >oiigregnlion, ihe
Junioi Choli will sing mi nnlloni.
the age of 21 Hoon afterward a artists of Ida day, and through llmm imid the Senloi Ctndi's pait will I
friend obtained for him an appoint- mi later Imlanlsts nf other lands, J lie eompnsi-d of foot ant brim . I
merit as one of Ihe phvalrlaua on He snems In have been Ihe fiisl tn J Milo- seletlnns by two In .,., •
the royal alaff, tail this wire' a note that plans ran Im grouped
I HIi,I a ,hn-t II IHull s .
stop-gun. In 1307 lie applied for a togrthei mi Ihe minis of notable . llil ge It giunp a- P'l—lhle l-e-ul* . j
iinlveralty professorship which was similarities; anil ns the dog filling lln i bolls will iii <omi-unv Ho-ui |
vacant, lint while the uiiiveislty ,-at family, hawk family hiiiI lahbil In llviedo and emoV Ho evening (
faculty approved him as the t*»l fondly were well rrcognlicd in Hie ,.f iinisie.
ipialified eaiididale, lie wa- by-’ nniinal kliigdoni, lie suggested inMi * iVilllain *in., si
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passed la-cause lie wHs a Huguenot, ing Hie same word ‘‘family'' fm leave i.liorlly foi 1o-i boo.........|
Ho he decided to return home alui llie groups of related ptaiiis a Ftossinoie, III
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devote himself in Hie
tiotitniral lining lilies,emiipuHilrs. palms,
rile 1,'gllllll loeelioi
lilt
work he loved la ri.
grasses, etc.
Tills usage
wa limiid of Slew aid - ,d lb, i Kin
in 1073 he published the n- oil* promptly inlo|*lc,l |,y other Itoln ii ,unity Melliodls1 C lo in h m i ,o |
of his tartanixing in the icglttn nisi*.
on,meed foi K I
,«t lion --Ini ,
around Ills hupu- city as llnlauieunt • The famous artist-lHiluiusi Pin evening ill Hie elroieli
Munspellvuse, which liste-l -164 mlei iledicated Hie genus Miigiiulia
Kveu lliougb
Mi- l(avin--nd .
species of iilnnt*. Tim IhiI hu, pro- in ids honor. 1ml what I'lnniier cal Ria-k lives in Allniii-.nl,. Spnng .
fessor at tile university made him led Magnolia was Intel named hr- lias ninny fi o-n.ts o- i hi - I
his assistant at the Ixitauie gin-ten,, Talama. Linnaeus Imik up the lomniiinity who will lo- v«-n linp j
and with Ihi* hacking, Magm-l ex- . name proposed try Plumn-i and iiy t*> know Dial-In i- g- limg ,
tended Ida ladaMlcal eoltr-iling to'gave it to the trees we know as along
all light aflei b- i I,ill |
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the Alps on the east hihI the l"y* luagimllHs today. They worthily -everal rv,-,-ks ag** Sb, -,*m'i *■
renre* on the southwest. Tin o the honor s man who was domic,I lo nll-iweil op unlit pan -f 'lie - o i
1 1 iclllnvitd fioln lot lit --1 • o I-g
Edict of Nantes wms revoked Iiy liotany. H. H Wolfe.
Ml
nod Mrs tin k M.i i u i U
sail -on finni link -oi, rile h , I
expert Hoiith»rners t
visiting
Mr
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Mr
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the film.
t'oiilseu
"The one thing yon can't *1" I*
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show black and white sex on Hie ■at a dinner pm tv liiimn mi; lo t I
H O LLYW O O D . May l< - 17— 1screen,'' he deeiared (The cm rent- , mint, Mrs (icing, ........I I- fi-»u |
Here Is one maker «f « (•!"> on | ly filmed "I’iokly" depicts n i"Ui I i.-HilIhml, Ala (in, -i
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a negro theme who expid* no truer uf s pari negro girl and a Hattie .Ionian of Oilando, 111 - "
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troulile from It* showing n- tha while man.)
The dlrediit shut only ihtee
South.
He Is film veteran ( Isi-nra day* uf "Intruder lu the Dust" at M l,M's blgge >1 g ,n .«-,
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Brown, who directed "The 1 - ar- MUM studios. Claude Jarman, J, , "Tile Big Parade." Brow,- "
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ling," "National Velvet."
Th«
eolitelv Imppy w ill, ,t
Human Comedy." •*Id lot's D, light," most of the story In the stores,
The studio tmd so too- b m *•and many of the (tarts, pi, lure*. homes, streets, mid fields of Ox tliev Humght it tin,t b>
-• b'g
He has Just returned from nOurd, ford. Brown Is enthused alrmil Htls priulliclhm," he said. "I oimiI-I Iui"'
M!ac..' where lie filmed “ Intimler method.
done Ii simply, ivltlnuil color. '*,Hi
“ I wa* ready In retire from plr- out the deer tialh-l ll wa* ....icly
In the Dual,' about a mmr-lyncldng
lures," he said, "but this picture no hitiinale story of fin, * poriphof a negro In the Houth
"The folks In Oxford like the tihh give,, mr a terrific lift. I'd llvlltg In a foresl "
story, ami, the negro actors ", the like to slumt all my pictures this
east thought It was g irsl " he way. If I bad my way, uiv- studio
said.' "The only ones left I.......... would I f foui trucks of npilp- tee, iwta, aatMens x.i«tcsni*. ,n*n
plain are the rummies, and 1 ■ t J :: Slit, t',1 shoot null,lug Inside a
studio's walla.
see what they can object i" "
"Silica the war. the public de
Brown's film la one of f,'"t o"
negro themes to reach the D- H.; mands reality In pictures. Hollypublic. But he ndnlmlxes reports wood thought It could lake any
of a ''raije" Iretween Hie four runt* story und cover it up by beautiful
photugraphy and a big production.
patltofi.
"Our . picture is merely a gmsl The public la tin, smart for lhatj
whodunit," h* said. "It inn, ern* now.
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"I would certainly hesitate to I
three people who save » man from
a lynching. The man iiuohi he film a war picture nil a Hollywood
negro or he could be white; II stage Movie goers have seen ton
maaee no difference to the story.' much of Ihe real thing to go for
Massachusetla-lHiru hut educated niivthlng phony.''
Evan though hla "Yearling" was
In the South, Brown said he didn't
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t'lo-e of the mol mug Worship set * holm- t III
VIC, I’he Wedding was "'f„Hm ii. ,
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Officers for the coming year
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M-rJon
TUESD A Y
were elected by the Seminole left yesterday to return to Ihr
heir
The Woman’ll Bible Ctat* ol the
County
Federation
of
Women's
home In Lakewood. N. J
First Baptist Church will have ■
Club which met at (lie llvledp
monthly business ami social meet
Women's club huitdlug last Thurs
Mr.and Mra. Courtney Sodering at 7;4fi
I*. M. at the home day with Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, club
bio, Mra. T. M. Hill and Mrs. 0.
of Mrs. II. K. Beck, 2620 Laurel
president, presiding. Officers are
Avenue, with (irou|i No. 2 In as follows: Mrs. W. 11. Ilrlnaotu C. Harcllfl spent Iasi Thursday In
Orlando.
charge of the refreshments.
president; Mrs, C. M. Klowers,
The Pilot Cluii will meet at rt;3() first vice president; Mrs. I^slle
Mrs. J. J.Mathews of Wayrrusa,
P. M. lit the Tourist Center. City llryiiit, second vice president; Mrs.
Manager Cllfloni MeKlhhln will II. It. limit, secretary; Mrs. Ceorge Uu left .Saturday to return to her
home after spending several days
l«c the guest snenkor.
Bridge, treasurer; Mrs. J. A. Hist- In Hnnfortl with relatives.
The Junior High School Parent* line, auditor.
Teacher Association will meet in
The club room was deciwated
Mrs. H. I). Ilighleyman left
•ft VIes
the auditorium ill 3:30 P. M. Pa*
s, T ex,
rents of students who (dan to with tieautiful arrangements of' rday hy plane for I
enter Junior High In Hrptemtier gludioluses, with small houuueta |u v|slt her sister and hrother-ln*
arc especially Invited to attend Iwlng placed on each luncheon |aW( Mr, am) Mrs. C. S. Wilson.
table. Sirs. Robert 8 . Bradford o f(
-----the meeting.
Circles of the Women of the Altamonte Npilng* introduced the. Miss Dorothy Draper lias re*
Presbyterian (’butch will meet at speaker, Judge Douglas Ktrnstrum, | turned to her home In Lake Wslys
3;ail P. M. US follows: Circle No. I win, had as the suhjrrl of his talk, after visiting for the weekend
Mrs. |(. A. Cobb, rhalrman. with "Problems of Juvenile Delluqu- w|||, Miss Betty Duncan
j
---------Sirs. It 1*. Thrasher, 424 tirand- ency".
Mrs. Edward Klrchei told of aj Mrs. Jack Wilkinson relurueil
view Avenue; Circle No, 2* Mra.
K. W. Kite chairman, with Mrs. county-wide luliercuhisia x-ray sur- yesterday from Tampa white she
Hath Woodruff, BtKt Myrtle Ave vcy lo la1 held soon, urging women s|tont two weeks with bet daugh*
nue; Circle No. 3, Mrs. L. I. Km* from the various clnlis lo stress tel mid son-in-law, Mr slid Mrs.
let, chairman, with Mrs. J. t). An the Importance of chest *-riiys In Mai shall Smith.
des, litUt West Twentieth Street, thelt community,
with Mis. V. C. Bollinger as cii *
Mis. Ralph Austin Smith deMr. slid Mrs. Lee Draper of
hostess; C||cle No. 4. Mrs. C. C. -crlU'd a stale convention held Lake Wales spent the past week*
Henderson, chairman.' wltli Mra. recently.
Yearly reports
were end in Sanfoid with Mi*, liraII. J lei*lim«n, till! PalmHIn Avi*from officer** of the County prr * fiam it*, Mr. ami Mr** Hurry
nuai Circle No. A, Mrs. A. B. Me* Kederatlon and from president*i of l* e .
Haney, chairman. with Mrs. « . A. the various clubs represented. Hie
---- -Mftffrtt 2141 Llltv Court, with County
fiulnuliun
rcholnmnlp, Mr. miuI Mr*. C. r . Proctor anu
*Mri« I* * T Piety mid Mr*. F. 1*. fund wa* illftiu**i*i!.
, Mr*. R. M Burn* left tmlny to
Crosby as hostesses with Mrs. MafA covered dish limchcun «««
apenii some time In Robinson. III.
felt' Circle No il Mrs C. C And- Joyed at 1:00 P. M. Those attend- Madlsmivllle, Ky and Trrre Haute
arson. rliulrnniu.'with Mrs,’ John W weesMr;. Ramsey, Mra. Flow* j and B raill, Ind.
Kick. ID! West Sixteenth Street; era. Mrs. Brinson. Mrs. A. C.
n .r le No 7 Mrs L K Walker, Starke, Mrs. Roy Tillis, Mra.Smith,| I*ilends of Mrs. Ralph Wight
chairman, with Mra. R. H. A xl. M»»- »• C. Mmwe. Mrs Vail U v e ll.: will he glad to learn that she la
117 West Sixteenth Street; Bus- Mrs.It. Dawson, Mrs. L .
H. getting along nicely following an
Iii#n4 WomhiiiV C’lrcli* No t. Mr*. I*aiity ■ml Mr*.
Held nil of mieriition nt th«* O ranf? Memorial
r M Itoyd chairman, with Mr*. Satifonl. Aim* Mr*. llraNuril, Mra. ||(Mp|u l In Orlando.
(I. H. llrowni 1114 Park Avenue, at nry«ii,Mra- H K. Haines, Mrs
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H:(ni p. M. with Mra. Mabel Brown MaryK.
Perkins. Miss Anna A.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Vickery and
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co> hostess:
Imsteas; Business Woman's Cline
Cline ofof Altamonte;
Altamonte; Airs.
Mra. J.J. W.i
W. two
two rhllilr«ll.
children, Wylie
Wylie and Wytene
Wyl<
Circle No. 2. Miss Maud Wilson, Inrlwrough and Mrs. J. A. la jg an |„f I'alatka spent Mothers Day
riialmiMii, will
at I lie church <>f CiCiicva: Mr** S. I*. Tiinpcr, M ra.! with the funner'* mnllier* Mm. Lll*
at B:IMI P. M. with Mrs. Joe (ia r-’ t*. II. Olto of lamgwoial; Mrs. B. ||a„ Vickery.
,s ii ■i„t
Ales Jnrk
Jack ArniHlrimic
Armstrong *asa ( ti.
---------rrtt
Hint Mr*.
-- Hmllh, Mrs, J. P. Cox, Mrs.
Mrs. M. S. Messenger returned
R. Hunt of Oviedo and Mra.
jurntf**!**.
H. Henley of Middle, Ala, mid today front Jacksonville where she
WKDNKHUAY
aevernl nieml*»r* nf I ho hi**to** sprnl (he weekend with lier son
Thr hnnnl of Hie Sanfnrt) liar*
rind daughler-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs.
elub* Oviedo.
den Cluh will meet at U;iU) A, M.
VV. II. Messenger.
al the Harden Cluh BultdliiK »»«
K**t F*r*l Hi reel.
Frleiols of Tlounas M. Hill will
The Modal Oepiirtiiu lit of Hie
regrel to learn that he Is still
Hnnfortl Womnn'* C lu » will onconfined lo his home at 3321 Weal
Icrlaln
Ifrtaln with its
us mm,nil
anmnii May
Aiay Hay
nay
----;
, _ . , s-,-.. o ,„ „ , 11. h.« |wen 111 for
I,rldge-brcakfast at l»:00 A. M. at
C ub, Hrs^1 8 red.
e ha. Iw.n
The Sanford
Sanfoul Shufflets.anl
HI,off
.s _ cluh lhouse.
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l s --.
■hvlal Its weekly supper
eetioaKhe past 17 months.
meeting
per m
(ha
Breakfast
.... .....................
r evening
_ at
I esses
Mra. * Iasi
Thursday
»t lho|
thB|
■es are Mra.
Mrs. C. tt.
tl. Winn,
Wl
I,lent. Comtlr. .:.d Mra. Nelson
mi *Palinetto
Frank mukiiich
Shames,, Mrs.
S. vh
C. lira*
(Ira courts
rraitii
jiir*t rs,
rourm *"•
hhih?*h * Avenuo.
_ ■ New ii«n»eia alllj jiuits*iifj*r
PitmiiHt
ham, Mrs. John Lea and Mrs. J . tl. mfiinlwrs Mr. and Mrs. ( . W. H art J rr
g
^ ■u
Craw ford. Bridge hostesses a re , of Mamphia, Tenu., aim have re* I - * « Nat a Base. M ,I, were weea
Sallle Harrison Chaplvr, Daugh
ters of Ihe American Kevolullun,
will' meet at 3:00 P. M. al Ihe
Imran of Mra. L. P. Hagan, 1702.
Park Avenue. All visiting daughters ate cordially Invited In attend.
■TS
With Miss Marilyn M es.lff and) r1e¥rnlh
Ml„ petty
Ainuld Harrington reigning fo. „ u|1t)l|,
Klrhari, Ba„
William 1111,1, Jr of Feu .
Telephone 148 he evening at king and queenof Mary Almt. , Ja||oway Mll(, Floyi, ami Venus Adams of I ituavld.
the royal court the annual May
()f „ |p
T ,'„ weir niHined Sunday -May I. m .
tir lln Pointer Ray—Society Editor
F IV E
PACE
S J U V fc ft& b
Miss Marilyn Messier, Arnold Harrington
Chosen King And Qtiecn For May bay Hall
5 o c /a / /I n c / Personal Activities
County Federation
Fleet* New OfticerH
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MONDAY MAY ft, IB49
Olympia, Defeated By Ponder In {
Derby, Will Not Run In Preakneu
YEST ER D A Y'S STABS
BY ASSOCIATED PH ESS
Battlng-Halph Kilter, Pirate*,
collected *1* nils In Plltsourgh'*
double win over lloat.ui, ti-lt and
U - 8-threc In each game-including
hi* fourth home run, one of the
LO U ISV II.I F,. Ky., May (> ( / } ') - Olympu will u.it .tail in the ong.st ever hit In Brave* Klelit.
Pitching--Tonirny fly rue, YaiikPrrakncRi at Baliimurc Satuiday.
Hi* trainer, I vrii Parke, >aid llie favorite that finiihrtl ilxtli in eea, pitched two-hit shutout Itall
** the New York Yankee* wullopcd
la.t Saturday'* Kentucky Derby will he flown lo New York irutead.
the Tiger* in Detroit 12-0.
"We juit decided tu pnu il (the Preakneu) up," he laid.
While Olympia was readied fo r*-------------------- Hay Sunders, placed on the
Brave* inactive lilt with a broken
trulm.,1 P„od«r
il...
. „ r„ , i . u •"* raat-slepplng Olympia In the wrist, hit. .12 w for Hartford, Crum.,
irainiu
cornier,
uiu
*urprt»e j,li*t«rii.w Unrt« n .D ,» aare. There last season.
’apot cook
hU latum pride and Joy to Dr I- ed Olympia’*
'mnl-'w LL.V
Notre Dame will open it* 1040
gix>*v, for ha went
llmor# for a crack at the 176,(HH) ™
t
and
rln
with
football schedule with Indlamt on
out
and
ran
with
him
from
tho
added Preaknes*.
UM| •n'1 ™ w w,th
start like nothing has dune liefore Sept. 24, and close with Southern
Thin second ‘'Jhwi'I'' in Anmrl
Methodist on Dec It,
can raring’* trtj.lv crown I* act for l,l|*, ytl* *
. „
Pimlico Saturday, where Ponder
w ir * * , It also rhille.1 off
Notre Dame I* preparing for
I* going to have enough cpilim ‘ "I"**
K»ve the horso with the t* illst foot hull season till* year.
company to keep thing* ipiitc In'• «
<»•*' flnlah— Warren
.W resting a* Dm pare rhmigpa Wf'tO11,"
Pam ler-the
diamond
Joe I .mil*’ lust eight defense* of
'from Kentucky hourlMiii to Mary- "Dnldml guhl cup.
III* heavyweight tile were made
I land rye.
'We've got the horse to heat
J The Calumet Kurin roll trimmed from now mi." John Caver, the in New York City ring*.
Hi rlvul* in the Diamond Jubilee Green tree Stable trainer Raid.
I Derby, including the heavily fav-' "Caput looks like the one to
|ored Olympia. Now the big <|ue*- heat there," the red-haired vet(Unofficial)
tlun I* whether the young upstart *‘ran said a* ho loaded PaleaDnlan
Cm ■piled by Arthur Beckwith, Jr.
which hover did anything until mi the train for Maltlmore.
May 7, lt)4tt, can do II again over
In the same cur with Palestinian f t a m e
11 * h a * h r p c i
Lb
, 11"
11
II
the slightly shorter
Preakness was Clifford Moores* Old Rock- (-onniilly
l
1
3
0 III
II
*4 1
1
Hell u ltl
col,jr*®’
r.
m
i ,
port, the Derby No. 4 horse which Jn tlP X
ll»
IX 3H I I
3
hour or five other Derby horse*; ,
,
, ,
,
„
i
ti
til
«
13
are heading Plmllcowurd, where
Utt* “ ,lut" ln H«I»imore.
»
lufl
HE 31 ' 1
II
1
H V» \:>
1 !» *
several other* are walling for Capnt leave* by train today.
Ksvskl*
1*
1 !7u
IH U
1
Maryland’s biggest race.
| Mr*. Ada
L
Hire’s
Model Mi-Mxmi*
5
i)
ii
2 I**
SI II
llurarr
11
♦i
■J!ili
u\ t 1
1
Around the Imrn* nt Churchill, Cutlet, seventh In the Derby, mid T e p t n
4
4
7
III
1
1
7ft III
II* rg*
Down* there I* 11 gt'iiernl opinion
0
il
a
Ul
1
13
to will lie u large numla’r Mr. ami Mr*. J. II. Seley’s Dupli l.nhv
that Capot
■
a
«3
II
11
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k a
cator,
eighth, were undoclded ll»li*ik
11
11 i h
’reaknes*.
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0
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Cu|mt, (Ireentieti .Stable'* ace, about the Preaklte**.
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By AltTIItTII I t I T K W m i, JH.
lit rnlil Spirals Kdllor
The Sanford 11iniith won ntic
context, no IH in 6 virlury over
lhi‘ Daytona lleni'h lx III IKJoin, mill
dropped lwo Killin'*, un m to 0
loss to thi> I'm mill n I In .'I lief|-Z| I III till1 t ill jlll'HVIIIn 0 - Mi’ll
over Itii' weekend,
Friday nigh. Dir Giant* in
vailed City Island Park in linytonn, nml were Miinkrd liy Man
1
ager Sinn ili'inniir* llliyliiiin ninti
as Adam Lnpinxki twirled n fourllm itiiititii.mil wreath of ro*tR ‘round hl» nock and with sm'llng Jockey Steve IIrookr nitride Ponder,
hit innxttapleee fin tin* lioini' I'luli,
wmie 1 "f the ttl-lf> Kentucky Derby ntnml* In the wlnneri* circle ut Churchill Down* and receive!
George Jannell, Jnvk llohuck nml
the ni'< limit of Dm 100,000 who Jammed the trnck for the 76th running of the clan lc of the turf.
Hon Count'll v workril on Dm hill I
In mil,Uni'* I’nmli’i, Hen Jotii'R (left) broke the tiiilnerfl’ recur 11, having brought flvu ilerhy winners
for Dif Hanford aggregation, and 1
11. «Iti.n. ti ll Down*. I ’linder'* win brought f i ll ,(100 to llm eolorii of Mr. nod Mr*. Warren Wright,
were illrk fl fur eight liingle*.
I
1 v.im i. "I Ciilniimt Kurin* and 10,100, traditional tenth of the winner*
*hur«, . to
llrouk*. CalKiitimliiy night tin' •SiiinlR r«...
. . Jockey
•
( International Soumlphnto)
n m l' < it iii inii won the I DIM running of tlm event.
(iniifil In tin' Mnnicipinl I'mk with
R-'f.ilMIII \ * 1 . 1 1 M Mi l 1
tin' I'm mi'l revenged Dm l''rliluy
Tram
«
I.
night ili-fi'iit with IM mu bar I InVInll" IIim* Ii
dcfeni wu* Jim Alchley'* fir*t in
I
*
t .
N
rage n* Mnmiracr Iti'imiin n ot five < )o l l l « ‘N\ III*'
lour game*.
•
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n
n
11
II
hurlers Inin Dm frny in nil at
The <tnr of the perfectly fielded
11
I If llilnlii
tempt to stein tin' Snnfiiiil Dili',
gaum m .Savannah wu* Kd HurtHI AuiMhHit**
u
Yesterday Inr tiliint fiiii'il Dm Pn In t kit
*chy who gave Col 11mb’.!* five bil*.
W llliur
u 1 II »» tl 1*71
t.i
41 .mill
ll
ft
d »»
t in s *
Gainesville G-Men nt Dm Mniilri- In l.ftml
The Cardinal* did not *rore after
| h i l l if
00(4
u
11
fi
1 i
I lest
pal I’mk, hut ihn|i|M'il Dm I to It
tlm seenml inning. Dick Ailum* hit
II muII* \ rolrnli
0
(Hill
II
ll
1 41
J*nn*ll
1
l.ppHlmrit
U
tiihiiiihi
11
140(1
41
ti
affair. Ilii'k McMillan wi'iil’ llm
liy A S S O C IA T E D P H K S S
II
tl
a three run homer for Die Indian*.
I
At*
le a d e r s
>liil
itf
m
v
lilt*
1
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1
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im
ilMICHI.KH
IIY
S
IK
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G
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LA
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runt i' fin Dm
invinhns,
while
The game wu* one of few III the IIOHHH M ACING ”
|lfi|,UloJ
I’ll litf lift '!
Hr A SS O C IA T ED T R E S S
A**.H'inli'd Hre** Sport* Writer past (wo week* In which Columbus
Ini'll Die** Sport* Writer
(in itir* rmlHi
I..m lvvllle , K y.-C a lu m e t'* Ponder
1 fit Ytnlil# It* «• It III •*(
Ili l *
Rlldily l.nke lininlh'.l loll chores
The hitting, fielding and home hotter* weren't hit happy.
|>V
iml
official
yet,
lit
11
there
I*
($.'14.00)
surprfsed
by
winning
the
|
N A T IO N A L L E A G U E
I ' u l l t l k i l ill 1 *11.111111
for Die locals
Cohiliihlu'a victory made il two 7611, running ,,f the $100,000 added
ti - ii" ii|’ 1 "tn"! (he Am erican Leu* run *how* put on in the llm South
||* t t ln g - K a * o k , St. tmuls, !Wf),
IfDi.Nliif r h -’tl 1 *t In mil*.
Tonight the (limit* move to 1 H i i n l . i t il . f *lilt 1ii'**" i ‘i l l )
i'iir 1 lid> to<p plunning to nxk for Atlantic I.engue yextenlay were mil of three over Cliarle*t»m, Dick Kentucky Derby. Cnimt wu* second j |
W alker, Chicago, ,.177.
I.It I M I 1 .
M il II I
« 1 1 1 > lit
Hum* Kielil ill Glilftcxvilln, nml It
II 1 "I'l’ K l"lllll ill Vt'Hl i|f Ut lull I l f ill'- Die licit of the *eaxon. If the lea l,lbby. a Irfthunder, gave Charles and Palestinian third. O lym pia, the
R u n s-O o n lo n , New Y o rk, 20,
\%
1
I
V
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T
r
n
i
t
i
gue
ran
keep
it
up
tlm
Sally
will
I* likely Dint Manager Dnl Gnihor H;i v tl nine It
ton
i
l
l
hit*.
Wii diiui'li'o
Hemilor* --, lm*ehall
heavy favor t*. finished a lilh .
j W aitku*. Philadelphia, 1 1 1 .
1
11
h
look like Claxn A A liaxchull IIIwill send .lock
Deni or
Curry 1 Jf *■ »'!» vlll*
■ »i v.1K iHy.
1M N
Commvrt'ltil nnd
, A 'h w jf; 1
W - 1 Hun* halted In-C am p attella,
l«i
a
Hurry In Die iiiiiiiik I in fore Mini- t ‘filutllLl**
*tend
of
Cla**
A.
(lo-v 1111 pi. cnn'l ladieve Dint
10) wnn the $6 0 ,0 0 0 added Golden Brooklyn, IH, Torgeson, Ronton,
Dmiterttlf
M ititiltT o ff
W iiiH
,i !,'l
lift 1,4
11
"*
ager Spec
Doner 1
University A.vitif!
Knur
team*
fielded
perfectly
—
(■ale llm ulicap,
1 17 ,
weak hilling Sen
no Die nil' eedl.
nmn
1*1 |D
All
Wnrk
Ounruntml
tireenvllle,
Colnniliiin.
Savannah
City nine.
G r e e n b r ie r
O p e n
,410
.JiM’ P N ii ru tu**
IM |M
ilm
1 "line Ini'h 011 mi nnnuing
llnl 1 imore--Clinlii* ||H.dU| enp
Hit* l.ovkman, New York,* 72.
PHONES
Office— 1211)
1» 1
v 13
TntnniroW eVilillm Dm Hnilfmil f *!■ re1 N ' i i . h
nml Moron. A iikumI ii and Culuiithln
even
ciinm
winning
streak,
have
lined
tho
I
J
6
.IHHI
added
DUle
j
Dark.
Ilostim,
III.
Residence— IH'i-lt
Iten teliiiu tn Dm Municipal I'mk 1 % 11 »n I*| >eII f til | Ira 1roIrMfuif. 1.1
I* ei, imI iii’ mil nml -lull ling power. made an error apiece while ChnrleDmihle* Jones,
Philadelphia,
While Siilplni* Spring*, W. Va,, Handicap nt linllco.
Inr 11 game with Die St AligUe
»I)IIfMIRl| •
l<itVJl II Mil II '•
Iliev 1.....civ xnxpect Dint 1‘re- xt.in mid JnckRunvIlle kicked two May ti iiVt— Dr. Cary Mlddelcoff
Vi'.r*
, li’n!'u ' 1 ■
i * ' J ■* ’ ' 1 "■ Marlon, St, Louis. H.
•iMfilMlIIVlIlli * ......... I
title Saint.-, nml Wi ilm -ilnv even
. 1.lent <link (iriffilh , a well-known each.
TMplen Sm alley, Chicago. 4,
looked hack Imlny on h i. 16-nmlcr wot. the $16,000 added S w ift SlakA tiMuntil 151, til-fin nit
ing the (lrnlninmn meet Manager '«‘ithmihi
Hitting
wax
iicutly
on
lliat
par.
Iml,mil,in-i
with
4
In
pit
ill
lira**,
ha*
' l.ohrkc, New Yo rk, ,1.
1 lit 1 lull (l Hlfli
par 2U6 that brought victory iu e* «t lli'lino iit.
Kia 11k I'iel'* Si A iiku line Smut*
ftflIIM*• T mi I i i 1
1., 1 1, iiiinwcil free iieee** to ilm Greenville got 17 liitx, Augnxtn the Greeiihrlcr Open Golf tournu( umden, N -J--'i|v«au Hrlef ($ 11 .liom v run*—Gordon, New Yo rk.
hit Itmill vIII* 11 «‘nlnml.
Ut the liM'itl field. D I likely that
leiei nl0111 1111ml>file* tn Die I’en- |:i, Col ii mIda It!, Savannah ten merit uml opined he wouldn't l*' IK)| won (he $16,(HH) Colonial H n m lM „,
,,|Uy ,.rH tied for 4 each,
Hfltrivfill il(« "if Vltp'i*ii
Malinger (li nlni will give 'lllit
ami
.Iii.kxonvllle
ten.
I a 1-1••■ tinlldliig
I nrk,
Stolen lia s e s —l.ockman, New
\ HHH»).l 11 <**111 ml.hi
practicing dentistry again very cap nt Garden
lien' WitIi>i1
Die tnniiml
nml
However,
Dm
Gri'enville
Spinner*
I tilt | II *IM|| | I li| • fl|vlllr
Dew • I" ,'uiild uiiyuao accuunl
Ihiston--H iig D rill ($26.40 1 cap- Vl)tk |(ll|,|„ * „ n, (irooklyn, 4 .
Noon.
\ I I III \ I I
I I I .1 I
agnlict Die Sitini* hen* imiioirow
fin Die IH home m il* ilil by Wle.ll- wiixlvd their 17 hit* nml perfect
Pitching - llrnncn, Brooklyn,
A tw'i xtruke triumph worth fl.- lured Die $7,600 Governor * Ha......
'I r full
S\ I
eve nine.
(■riding
in
i>
12-111
In*.*
to
Aoguxtn.
u
..- ,..,.., New vYork
. . . l and illeiritseli -i- .- ' i
*. t ’ Uir'nn pli.yei * 111 Die loxl lllor
21K) ovi'i Doldiy l.iwne of Houlli cap nt Suffolk Down*.
New
I • 7
llartmiK,
Illininnil I lie, I
Tlm
victory
xeiit
the
Tiger*
ltd"
G
M
N
K
IU
I.
III lin k I11 ft
II K
............. Iti Dim /II lilt* III Die Nlitx*
III If K . 2 H,I S t.
Africa m tile 72-hole play conclud
mnn l'hilmlel|iliin 4-0 t.000.
Plnle
It in |it,
Kih
Tnyhu I.uMmu
f
mi
il
I.
place
ahead
of
Die
Mucott
I I '»
Lo* Angeles- Mel Patton of the
la 1 ei. a winning effort* T
ed lo'ie yesterday put the slender
Strikeout*Hranca.
Brooklyn,
riiM
iihi|ii.i4
»'I
1
1
charged Mneieei I li l lirillmr to •'in* ifiii 1
J. I„ M cK W A N
\\ a liinclon'! diodili' virlury over I'eurhi'N.
IH
Mni’iin lost
loll to
In Jacksonville
.Jackxonville tl-4
tl I
prole,t
ut Die
M*hl>lVIi
i-t one of
the Sniifmil
Sanford pinv
plnv . 1•!M
!7eV.ViV,!i‘i
11
loiihiie
J ' d ,P " fiflD!' "d me
'|'J Instil he 220 ynrd dash In 20.2 seconds, M ' ^'’vs J'f i VICAN I H AG U E
II
Imlinie m
in cieveland
Cleveland yesteidny
yenteidny j Mneon
I II "
even though
er'u leiiiml.
in
lemml.
m ye*terdnya
yesterday'.,n run
cm ;1 i*i »unit
;
h
i
.
• |«
must nmn*lug
nmailng aluid
stunt |even
tlumgl, i'va.'h
Peach player* were
rnie-lemi, off llm world record. I
" J S ,*
'n .;.,
wa h,
ii, f,..
fm Dm
.......
.8HI,
ft Li mIn
Hi
defensively accurate.
accurate, The
league
text ill
III Die
III,- Mniih'i|i:il
Municipal I'mk.
Pink. Il
D
1
!„r D..Ihe league
T}i( w(|| a|t|| WM ttw fhiirth In I’atlnn ulso ran the 100 yartl d»*h r>iMuK»i» Boston .168
*
Du- you..*
viillon Reason.
Mii*oii. Joe
Jim Kuliel'n
Kulml’s defensively
reems
•» '•"« ........... '*"• Iduyerx on
„ v ; u ....... . v
1 .u ,|.m diciahli * not only whipped leading Savannah Indian* got h a i k . ^ (||M , u
m VH upimar- *«» **•>. hut a tall wind diaipiallfied
(tu n *-jnoxt
Philndeinhls
fhllailelphia, 18,
the Sanford I mo. I i hud heen call
N-" V"'k 'V
,1
world champion* In the opener, to winning with a «•-* victory over |||(f|,ii (|| #rM|,|((lJ yollr „f D,„*e Ills cliancea f o r a rerord.
williams and ' Htenhens P Hi
Boston,
I tig D,e a r .l l.f a DU head- and
" , ! m '. ' f e ! " I, ..U < :t, Iml . iml ilicm nut in ..........
Columbus. It w as!Im lI w Um i * f [rat |1)|)rll, V(l( Middlocoff finished secNew York-VIctor Herschkowlt*
i.jdl.delphls,' DJ. '
T*yl nr tlhln 1 n|t|ii m itiit* *iii» 1 f 1 irih-ij fti iif nhiti 11j111-in *- (
| <m 11, it il lu*fuM* IU»7«M nl li mii4ifI win In llirfi? atiiH i uiiii Loluiiinu»
* *
^ uUjuir in*
thlnl#$lk^ Brotikly 11 wnvi Ik** ISfulluiim!
WiliinmM liesHuns hatted in
in—Williams,
t'lMstmim, - . 1 . ii ......... .1 *
uldmois.
.
seeond loss I,, eleven gnmea.
”ami
" m" the Master* - where
lie! four-wall linmthull
" ,'i? E *
A■ markk. «rijl«er I..... Tnylor to
whore Imi
handball champlonstnp,
ehuMipInnsnip, tun, 2.1 u
Slephelfs, Boston, 22.
loim.
I trUlO
turn to the pint** mnl in resume
I
The
tl'hihlif
vlelory
ihiived
Die
The
Coliimlda
Red*
ore
still
well
wo. favored - hr »llp|» il to lust I defeating Walter I'leknn of RnfI'll 1h(t,,, rrli nl I 0*-|mii I nil'll* 1
lilt
s
—MaJeskl,
Philadelphia,
28,
lit* work, herinoe he inohnlily lllxl.e 1it 01 vx Ml. K fi .n l | ' i»
NnM into a rifllt place tie will, buried in the cellar hill ycxti-rdoy money,
fttlti, N. V.
i-Drsu
if h«lp Uwt %
Chupnmn, Philadelphia, 27.
.0, I..nt I" oi 111I*)«It 11II lit i Aj < I'liiindi'lpliiu'x ADih ltr*, only a half limy moved a full ........ cmser to
would lie l ulled wor*e things In Hut
while
Dm
friendly
Km......
..
White
Hulpliur
Springs,
W.
Va.-1
Imi
hies—Chapman,
.PhlUikd11
;
I
t
VI'mlld,
Ilil
II
III
III
foie Die year ix nun lln*e umpire
tiitiiit' 1,way from Die rii xt tliviximi. xeveniii pluce Churlcstmi. I lie Itcds cr was taking
...................
tuDrsoaht, Um (it*nd]y*Tu*i)T*ri«
•Till I I I ! " Ill
top iioiifir* iu the Cary Mlddlecoff won Dm $1 U.tMMI piilu, /ernlal, Chicago, H.
)v Yiirli «nlit ii f 1
Tolu Stanton ‘pulled' Tnylor away 1 H i u m o i ' i mi it
Tile New York Giiinlx cimlliilieil defeated Cllurlesloli IU-1.
p o srl and Utsrswah etwn Utau
hr$|i‘N 1 ST)
feuding over the (iireeiiiirier imtld's Grennlirler open with u 72-hoie
Triples—
Mitchell,
Cleveland,
6
,
M. Ii w u salt s Maay sr )•*■
i
'lnHimii
11
1I
MhlliHl. Iptil'i , I n i 'lM ld d ll tt II O W I' I l lfl d filM'HHI* (l*
Don I'hnlps hit two limners uml it.ItfM-yard "fllil White" course. ‘ tntul of 2116, two lH-tter Giun Smith
from (inilmr in one of the most
x, j — . Thsc* «bjr II has M*n s U ip
VuM,
Philadelphia,
4,
•
(11
(if
Ii
1
»
1
|
i
‘
t
t
Vf
I
la'll*
I
/I'll
mnllHlnt' incttlenln eeo til Dii' In Ml OJ
Dii' Cllieago t'uliH HI 1 for drove la five Augusta rim* in the Locke nctuully wax pulling down Africa's lloliliy l.ockc.
f4nv,
ettt
fw» awrstarai. U you wo
........
Home runs—Stephens, Rustun,
nasatta fto> « wb iraiwnu m low of
chi pmk in many u day . . . . Man
Casiilduncii--Middleweight Cham
%
1 > I I ll .l Ii
1 hiMi h u II i sti'iiight. Tin* triumph Tigers' third straight victory over Die lilg cash.
nnd
Grnhnm,
St.
Louis,
7.
l'i
ager Hill <ii nlni vi-ilerdoy ii *
pion Murci'l Cerdun *topped l,Ugave Ihe I'oln Grounder* nmllxpul- Greenville. Tin- loss changed the
p « V••• l>
Stolen
Ibises—Tehhetts,
Ibis■mist bo,loots, bod brtoUo-osd If Ibooo
signed Kd Mit'oiiis, right liMiided *N4il"V
, i| |n" .' ".hIo Ii iif f II nl pluce, ||» Die Spiiinci* from a strong ronletider
* l/l till
Southpaw Wuiron Spiilm of the elen Krawcays, n a m e , In four ton, .'I, 6 player* tied with 2 each.
wraotoou wo duo oolr W (XMuUpsUua—
Into
a
lie
with
I'olilmlius
for
xepitclier, In tilei'livilte, N. C of I II I f4*|l
I'oimds
of
a
iion-lille
Iwnil.
P
lllsh
lll
gll
I'll
Ule*
xockeil
Dll'
1«i
OH*
*
t Maok-tNouobi. Hot • w U u o M o i,
ollxlon llruves Is a Purple Heart
Pitching— Ituxcld, New York 4-0
1 Ith 1»!♦)
the Coanlnl I'lnin* t.iiii'ue
I1rus*i is'-TIberio Mitri, Italy.
itinvi Iwici- iii llonten, H 2 nod It- roial.
veteran. He HiiKtaiued a knee In
.i 11■lt>li Li
LOOO; Loput, New York .1-0 1.000.
I" II
1:1 H
Ted
Gwen
lill
a
!l76-foot
limner
F S li A lld lii I look (iirilicke in I\\'Ii>11
won
the
Kliriipvaii
middleweight
1*<I)111u 111it
jury In Germany.
I" I I
1. k
Strikeout* Newhmixer, Detroit,
A F L O R ID A
reported to lie feuding witli Dm MiInI mIi
lioxing rhnmpimtxa.'p oy mitpmntTile double defeat ill upped lies- for Jacksonville wliidi produced
* II lit
" pirn-Ill-Chief Kyle Ruck over a Nl I.trill).
1 I.
,| ing tltlehnlder Cyrilh* DeKannolt, 20, Trurks, Detroit, 10.
Imi out of a flrxl place lie into two runs wlille George Heller and
rim
rlle
(
Mnrcxkmiicii)
Metro
F8 T A T K T i l K A I R E
Mpbiilu I t.tri ilil 1
meeting of Die umpire* held in! Si\s Vnrk
1 Mnl one nnd half games behind lloyl Willie Iin cm,trolled 1, Macon ex-Athliitic uutfielder, till Jtlll fur
.. In 16 rmiml*.
13 t let Mill I
Ueldiml Salunluy uflvriMHil). It I I«<*|-4lllti It.1 IIM
hit*. Ihe
The Tw)|( p^n* Idaho, In Ihe Class C
' lllli'll l-li'l iif sin.. Die Giant*. Tile lilies chlldiwl hulling except for six Iiils.
N iw \ ork- Murtlcrul
(three o f the jiust, were enshrined In
•'till',lift! ,1
tTiU’"t'-l|'liln T 1 .Inhimv Sain out of Il,r first game
Ih rf|N»rli*il that (iiiriilrki! did not
______ _
|*einear League in 1048. lie's Dm finger) Ilrown ami Charles A. baselaill's hall o f fnnie at CooperaI.UH 1
rliiH’k In foi 1 la* iiMoting, lluck In HiiVoluy
four-run uiluck
Yankee farm lean) manager.
(K ld i Nichuls, two great pltclicrs tow,,. N. Y.
M'lHl'ltl III I , n t
uIm li .1 (NM'Dlltl witli a five-lilt
xid to have fined Gortilcke for mu.......ailed etui „f xin. 1i«|' l i l i n t H l iu Die o)H'iiiug frame. They came two hits pitching the American
WashlllKton 7 J, t.'|ov«' 1,111,1
pot appealing at the xe*xlmi and
up witli a stx-iun eighth inning League leading New York Yankees
Gornicke ix reported lo Iw a little
in Die second game tn iivi-rcnnm to 11 12-0 shutout victory over Ihe
Mew „| |., |,„||
DOOMS OPEN 12:46 I'.M. Dally
hot under lliv collar ahmit it. Il
1 ttra y t l - i l ) ,
11,1 H 6 deficit.
Tigers licforr more than 62.000
t in lv Maine h, i , i - ,|" | i -,i
'stain* to ux tliul lie xlunlld have
Itiiniklyn scored four rims in o* fans In Detroit. The llrnnx BombMall sees 4$c • Evenings 44a
attended fit........ celt Mliyhe he
wild leventh inning to come from els now have won IB of their 10
Chi Wren—.02*
WHITMAN DIGS
Would have learned
something
h. hind uml defeat Die SI. I.euls guinea.
ST.
I.OUIS,
May
!t
t/l*i
Krank
,, about umpiring.
lie
di*|diiyi'd
Cardinals, H-7, nt Khliets Kiuld.
Tim Huston Red Sox took Imlli
p d te d dropped Die Curds lulu end* of u dmihlvheader from Die
— 'little ability heliiml Die plain hero I Hurl I Whit man. 112, pniiiilii, spolla
1ft LAST TIMES ^TODAY 1 |
I'llitur
nf
Die
llextnii
111111
tit
and
Balm day night
“ •‘ti 1 a h,iu "luce tie witli the Culm.
; lowly Rrownx in St. Loilis, 10-11
I.,* 11 * . .
*1
. 1 in mi
ir • *
* *
j
■«i*iKKevit.t.»:
II former president of Dm lluxehall
I ’lin'littiiill uml the Phillies dlvld- and 4-11.
Writers Association of America, ed 11 double heutler in I'hllnilelphia.' The Athletics split a twin hill
U s v e r l r , El>
i* dead.
The llipi* wnn the upeuer 14-7 12th will, tho White Sex In Chicago,
HmtZuTMa
Whitman collapsed in the press inning. The Phils graMied tlm winning the serum! game, !l-2,
fra* uwfpee
hex at Spurtiimao'* Turk during nightcap, H-L
ufler Chlragu had walked off with
tlie l.tlli inning nf Ihe opening
t;- Htveru, ef
Lefty Tummy llyrno allowed only uit 11-II victory In the first gnitie.
gaum of Dm Ihuitni, Red Sox St.
Virile rl
Iioui* lli wmi* donlileliender yi'slerday, He died a short lime Inter nt
St. John's Hospital.
-N-lNTlHIII
Sir '
MeMnnux, «*
Johnny (irtith, rankle mitflelil
- Mallmiin. If
Catalil", cf
semuitluh for the Detroit Tigers,
Jones, It.
will ho 211 on July 2!t,
fiianiH Averages
J
Washington Na t s Sally Loop Teams
Drub Cleveland In Put On Show Of
Sunday Twin Bill Hitting, Fielding
Mujor league
Sports In Brict
Charles Vodopich
Refrigeration
Service J
JACK’S
BARBER SHOP
Cm llack-D ruibt
kalp tkat Call,
Capay fatllnf?
m
You'll be
MOVIELAND
1 __
RIDE-IN
THEATRE
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TUE8. and WED.l
pleasantly
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lo n lin d
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-LA ST TIMES TODAYtJ
| *
Mr, IValHxly End The Mermaid
WILLIAM
POWELL
ANN
BLYTIIK
AT THE LOW COST
OF AN EXTENSION TELEPHONE
1— •
Co you know you c«n have an extenalon talephone In your homa for only
a fn u e m ttp w d a y t
The coat Is mighty imaU when you
conaider the many advantagea an ex, tenalon telephone provide* for the
home and family. It aavea time and
•tape, afforda privacy on the telephone,
" - '' .V i
. 2uMBefl
W *'
protection in an emergency. It make*
your telephone more valuable by in*
creaelng its uecfulneaa.
All you have to do la ‘MUI thg Tikta
phone Bualneea Office and sayi *Td
like to have an extenaion talephone
InataHed,"Why not order youra today ?
KRA TH REH
free - i t i i
PtU . I t »
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
With
Is,Lose To
G’sOver Weekend
Sanford To Go To
Guinesvilli? Tonito;
Saints Invade l/jc*al Park Tuesday
n i>
v-inii I f CATTY" '
WALD OECH."
O
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pr . , * $ S r . v
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M O N D A Y M A Y 9, 1949
THE
I’AVliIPK. ilwpnnpil, ln|p u( aalil
Cnurily. In tItc Cnunly Jo,l«p of
Hpinlimle Bounty Flnrliln, nt Ii In
nl(|<*< In H i p rourt liounp u ( puM
I'oiinty til Hundiril, Kbirhln. wliMii
pIk Ih rnlvmlnr no,nth* (rum ilu*
(Imp nf the flr«t publication »(
Hilo nollrp. K a i 'Ii dn I m nr iI p i i i h ii i I
•linll lip In writing. nml nlit>11 niulp
Hip plnrp of rpnlilpiicp nml poat ,.(flop nililrpp* n( H i p rlnlmnnt. nml
nlmll lip utiirii In liy Hu- ,-lnlnianl.
lil* hk’ i.i ur lilu nllururi nml uny
Moh i'1nlm ur itpinnml nut ,u (lint
rhnll lip vulil
C|| A III.EH I'AVI.H'K
A* iiilmlliln mini >■( Hu*
I >111 IP of Frank
I'm Up,
Legal Notices
IN T in : .s’ a m i : o f t i i f . h t a t f . *>f
U n illf A . UIIBKTINOB:
IKA MAN* IrtTKII, MI8T K T
fTlVlNlI COUNTY. tlK linniA :
yin AMI. IIEIIIllIV notllli'il IhfU
ii null III illvuri'v linn limn (Hr,! In
ill* i'll, nil Court of IIip Ninth J ml I
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A. MmiMPlrr. I'lulnlld. v» Iitu Simp
«|pr. ili'fpiulunl, In I'limupry. T iip
nallirp uf fill* mill In In utitulll »
I ipppuppiI
itivnrrp. Vim mi* r,*|iilrpil In (Up Flrnt imtillpnllnii .\lny 11, l**tl*
your written h|i |iiu iu p nr |ilrn or
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will tip puiprpil o k i i I i i p I you.
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WITNESS my Imml nml *t-»l, m,
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agalnol
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NOTITIC
I hereby give not lev In
thi> public that livrt'iirti'i
I w ill not tic M'simiiih II i Ic
for uny debts liic n n e il
l»y my wife.
l)r. Henry Melsmlin
Oplniiii'l rlsl
Lee Mansfield
111 Mnituotlu A ir.
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*
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For
Salt*— TI ,*(—
NKAIt tV.tTKIt FRO N T LO TS
Loin TI. I. fi, »i, 7 . A M of Itlo.'k .'I
Muyfslr nl wi* lot » nf Rloi'k 12
Muyfiiir I ’i'lt’i’ii from IMHi.on to
|7ti0.00 Term*.
Lota 14. iri. 111. Ulot’k 1 flrnt m-i'IInn Murvulilu. I’rii'et lfilMII) Pitrh
Ti'rrnn.
Loth III thru It* 21 thru 11 lll.n'k
I IHifhlainl I’urk. Alim I, 2, A 'I
llliH'k l> IllKhlaml I'nrk. IN ire
y2riit.uu Term*.
ID III 41 im’lllMlVC, HPt'Ollll Hit'
lion Fort Mflloii allh'i.Hi) pbi'Ii .
Lot* 14, Ifi, 1*1 hlm'k 1 first noctloii
Marvanlu.
I.olH
(ifiiiiKc lliallillutr A-l
rnmlltluii
vluni’ to iiptowii liUHilirnit ilUtrli I,
I ’rlt-cil to Hell, with tvrniH to
null imrt'liitHcr.
HERALD
FO R
K s tu t c
'I ll.'ilroom liotiM', Inrifi' lot, itoml
liK'alluti, 91,11(10.00 ilown. Imluni'c
i fiiiniii't'il, lenn tliiiri ITiiMKi pur
month.
UHOCKI'.Y Htoru wllli IIvImk tpiuri Iprn, i 1,5110.1111 im'lmliiiK nlock,
on lot WI* x 120'.
til A l'K K fin in, nil tiliul wllli A
room Itunhp. f II.UIHMHI, 'li ruth,
tialanrv like m il.
J. W. IIA I.I., Itcallor
2128 Mrllimrlllp A yp . I'hrmp «ltiiW
PHONE 148
>1—
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C. A. W lllDDON , HR., Ilrokrr
— 1 118 S. I’nrk Are.
I'huna I SMI
FU R N IK H R D II room apartment.
IjlHO French Ave. after 3:00 I*. 4,hhu acre* fine tomuto land. St.
John* River Mark prairie, lireyard County. Cleured, ready for
' F K ()6 M§ TurnUheil apVrtinenV.
new k|lrhen unit, full IfolAi *«r* | nluwiiiK. flG.HU per acre. Would
vleu In rludlnif utllltlee, .llneni., I iea*u. M. J. Mo**, Orlando, Fla
laiimlry A tn»lil aervlri*. Mr. S M A LL frame home, funnelled
Hmull, Valddi Hutel.
j
I ' Located t i l l Ouk Ave. Prire
fl ROOM apartment, private Hath, I 45HHH.HII Term*.
— private front and
hark an* K IV K choice luilldina lot*. Oak
Ave hctweeii 2l*t uud 22nd. St.
•
tranre, ifuml bed, cool* liedroom,
Priced reaHonahle. lluy one or
ncr is.'mnl front porch. Phono
all on your own term*.
intf-W . BIH Kim A v e . ______
it ROOM " hou*§," furnlnhed. No WK have for rent until Oct. let.
a ' five room furnilhed hotue.
children. P. O. Boa l29». ______
Couple only.
FtJRNTflKFlft Karate ipartment. HOHKftT A. W ILLIA M S , Realtor
C ouple only.1401 Oak A ve.____ Raymond E . I.undqulat, Aaaociate
r ROOM
mnSaheii apartment Phone 733
Atlantic Rank Hid*.
A i l lilt ’s
F o r S a le
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Articles Fo r Hale
— 5 R E G IS T E R E D
i H t A I , K flTA TK — 1 N SR R A N C R
S p c d iil S e rv ic e s
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D ilD I.E -l'IA MDI TH
“littO II A M I HAD"
P t i l l S \ND S E R V IC E
Rt'tf yitl.lIT) Shopuoio Sioi'l.'
IH'I Pullui'llii \«e
I 'ti ••ill* llll I
Muplo Ill'll, rod join)',
cotton mullnsH
f'.IHfi NEW I'M S IR S iirtmi'd l" petfettIfi'K yriH.Hr> .Sln>|,viini» Iilnlfi'im
Hi,n 1 ill ....... .. mnili' like new.
rockcra
y2H.uf>
•"'ini-hinp. ch'iiniliK A wax 1(IKRt'F yi'JH.Uri Shopworn 2 pc
Pm lidile puwi 1 plaid, 22 >ciir*
Alitple livimt l o o m m l o f lit* Hl>
c x p iiicmi' in Seminole l'minty,
Ht'lt *74.fill fl |IC. .'oil'll ..Ilk
II .M I dcumu, Luke At11r1v
dinette
*18 Hf. V EN ET IA N ttl.INDS made l» orUcK yilH.Hf. 2 pc. lx me room
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hi Seminole Veneluill Mliml I
unite
*HHHII
Co. 8211 M
Ird. St
l'hm:**J
Rc|! $ 12.fill Itollnwny l.cl
I I 52 W
with Iniiernpi'iiiF mittlre** * 2H.Wlj
Expert Kudin l(i-piiiiiH>T
M A lllld t ol SA N FO R D
I
Fred Mverr. I l l K (fml St
201’tlH K. 1st. SI.
Phone 1281
IJHKP Keninoie Mnmrlr; f> MM C A L L r,17 fur lliillery. (ieneiii'or
Swum''
holt ui'thm IJcrmuri rifle IHfl ‘ nml Slur.er service
llutleiy Scivice, 101
W. Fit I
w. ir>ti. st.
St
IIO tlSK T R A II.K R . 2h fl.. I’loclrti* j
S E E DS FOR
r c fi i f c i utoi, r11iiianlit'tl 1 iouiiih
M1 M/ 111 1 It A I'M PRINT INC
See ill rnohi Pont Office.
\ND TA PIN«;
MOCK III truck loud*
O ld er*.
1 II EDIT' III It I \l IIF
taken Ihnt May 20lh Phnne i< '
SAN FO RD
I Hi N I'm k
I'lmlie tan
ti— A i m t I .K S W A N T E D — ti llltl.A N D O Mmninp Seulim l lit
Inmhi Evcniuu Sim . I'ull Ifulpi,
It"). I Urn.I,
Hiidierit nud< lu llc pnld for u*i'd
E L E C T R IC ur
furniture. Ted Duviii Furnltuiu
Co. I l l K. 1*1. I ’ll. HfiH.
A CETYLEN E
1
W EI.D IN C
UHKI) Refriuerutor* lluy & Sell.
Sanluril
Motor
A
Ei||d.
U
Yiidoptch Reft lifi'mlmn Service,
208 W. 1*1 Ml reel
Ptiune 1210
HENSON
A YOIIN U . Cull them
W A N TED
iaDon1 yuiir pmiiliii^ pridileui •.
C L E A N t t i i I UN RADS
T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D
, E hII iiiu I i 'h I'hevrfiiliy u 1 v *' "
Phone* 258-It ur 15U7 J I.
2 W H E E L luuit trnller. Cull IHH4 I
D PIID I.STER IN C;
nftor 5;HI) P. M.
Repuli iii|f. ri'i'OVerlmc, slip c«vri .
refinlHhiiikf,
E*tiuiiile* Kiven
I Imvc 11 client with u 1 bed room
Salto** ll^lud-'teiy, I In W. F h '
hiiiiHe clone In loenllun to trnde
Sl. Phone 1151.
fur u tfood hmiHi' trailer.
N O V E L T Y W ORKS Lawn Fait 1
nlliire repair*. All kiiiiln id w>i<"l
R iihIiicmhi'h niierullni; ptnfltuhiy
work. Ilnal* A Truck Imdlv*. Let
fin Mile with lenn* nmiriKed. •
uh fltfuie "U your job. Dllldei
A While, (iillderville, Plml"
I need liHtlUK nl) 2 A 1 hedroom
> IIMMMt.
ImuHeh, prii'i'd from *5,011(1.(1(1*111 ■
*111,(1(81.00.
l.AW N M OW ERS Hburpeued, )o
cycle* repaired, lock and km 1
Ilnve 1'iiycr* wiiRI iik
for K',ud
wink. Nn waitlui' work pm" I
eleiin ImilHi'h, 1 ,'inly In move ill.
atlleial.
II. W. Shumuri. I l u 1
till, Sl.,
Sanfoid, Flu
Alau need IlMlIiiy* on Himiil rural ■ K iihI
(Furimirjy with William* Fixii
home* with I to 5 ucre* land,
Shop).
C. A. W lllD D O N , MIL
118 S. Park
Phone I2HI
L'l— N h Mct'h— C prsd iin is — III
7— I ’elK-lAVPHliK'k’SupplieM
R - H * n l K it liU F o r Bitio— 3
TRA D l
Cocker
Spaniel'
popple* $25 k up. AI»o Ini'edlnu,
mid liiinrdinK. Mr*. Carl Mo**/
2(111 Willow Av„ Phone 4112-W.
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P H O P K IIt/ K MANAGEMENT F R IE D 'JIJMHO SH R IM P dinner*
RAYMOND M, BALI„ K m Uot
verynlyhl, * 1 .00. H 0 MER;H.
MW,
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Rm. 4 r jg f t t NtaU Bank Bldg. Mill’* Htvap Shop— We huyr*Vl) or
H KL1' W A N T K D — H
/OR F A R R h,' homeiT ttuifildM
trade moat anythlny. « '
property and u n i i i , u a your
W A IT R ES S Apply Manaffer Terford Ave. Phon* 1 UH J,
E . A. St rout Realty Ayency RfcEN ft O IL
initial Drill.
PAfNTlNDH try
Oria R. Mathleu*, Auttclata
Orlfflth, teveral *lic«, framed
1307 E. flMond S tm t ot phona
lb - W OHK W A N T K O — tt Ifi—
or unframad.
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HENKAHIK Dlaaa « Paint Caa.
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W A N TED : Mr*. Ralph Peter* i"
lake
her
iluii0 liter,
lloiKilt,
to the E hhcx Sluillu at Itw
North Park Avenue where >Mi
R, l„ Co* will make » plml"
raph free uf eharue fm pith
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118-114 W. 2nd. S I.
Phan* 320 LO W ER P R IC K S, Expert watch C H E V R O L E T , good appearance,
repairing, U. C. Follows, Home
engine A c!iu**l* In excellent
' 1 « Mila* *outh of Sanford
Shop, 1700 Sunford Avu. Phono
nmditlun,
*250.(8).
Deo.
D.
3 Rt irouiae, 8 hatha and au«alWa IK>th loan when you don't
II4H-J.
Rwnrtx, I'huuu 77II-M.
houea, all completely fumlahed,
bring your prescription* to
price 118,900. 100' lake front*
Laney’a. Phone 103,
PLYM O U TH , 4 door sedan,
TRA kTO H WORK* hy the'hour or ^
*. fCall
bfe.
‘ Horaw Bawtll, Hurkal R o t LU N cilR it every day fraai
loh. Ploughing, harrowing, moW'
run* good. Cheap fur quick sale.
«aJ, _____
Raaltor*.
Phona W. P.
OneaJ.
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f i g A dirt moving. We sp eclallu
0. A. Shriller, Luke Mary.
IM 0 to K«0 a* HOMER'S.
18304 or RM S.___________________
In conditioning building Iota A IB18 ' P7;y M6U T I1 2-door sedan,
G O A T M IRK
garden plnl*. Phnae 1 BT-J
FOUR bedroom ocean"front home
K. D. Priest, Phon* 710-W3.
good fratiHpot totlon. Cheap f»>
automatic
rente big In
talle heat)
h«
A L L T Y P E S uf hulldoser work,
cash. Plume I47I-W.
winter,
r, wall
w ill furnlnhed, only
reannnahle rule*. Free astimotpoint, oil base, |3.86 Gal,
921,000.
«■ David R, Carpenter, Phono
». Rif lot Down pay* B R N K A R IK (I Uaa B Pa lot Co.
ment 1/8 aaah,
balance your own I l l - 1 14 W. fnd. Hb
aoah, balanra
Phooo 830 _ I SHI -M.
|WHY l£T AN OLD1
frrtna. Hoi F R E D B. HOUGH*
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CAk DRIVE YOU
TON, 403 Unox Avtnuoi DayR i m i n g ,' Phone I 8H-M.
Hunt'* Tuxodo Feed Slur*
CRAZY/
loiia Reat'h. Fla.
fJtW M ASONRY Stwro.buiMla«; g ^ J h V u ,inn«" ,ti»ner *• l■•nev'* I ft— Hmdnewt A ppurtunltles
T io o la o woak day*. Lunch** A
fl lota and tfnrdon, light*, waUr,
0hoH
For Salo -H H O P P B C H A P E A U —
■7600.00 on 17>M,
•ntiro stock axetualve m illlnary.
(100 D Uaa »utlon, cornor lot. Cor* HfcWiNO m A C H W * il~ B 7 7 T r i
Sew I(ig Mach. Canter, 110 W.
Phone f l l t J a fU r 3''ip.‘ M.
her for ChHn A ir Marhot, Homo
lit . 8L Ph. 1100,
kit* lot* WW.IXh SoYarai homoa
M tjh fC R T O R K — Record*: Radio
BUY A GOOD USED
CUSHMAN Motor Srootar, fond
Repair. Priced Ixdnw Inventory,
(u n v i.iu ii, vary
condition,
, h i rsasonabi*.
i w i i a u i f . Ap-II Owner has othar In tcre it*. The
CAB FROM THE ADS
or
g f l t t p l m w * Drive, Oaolord,|. Music Box, 110 W, let. (it, San|y> Htta Ngwa^Kpnr
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joO dY.'-OU a iw»>t
FTjfl'SSURfi l/lIfrty PTal Wall
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boot Bur
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IN hy b u x x v m '.'I* •
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P A G E E IG H T
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Labor Roundup
[ Nation’s Business
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«•••<
(Ctm l tinted r ...m
On*
««T- Ih e iln ie ile ittd M il T h u n - may change I hr picture (or
llljr .
industry, by bringing uti lb * U
The company la id it w ill lay of i ' 1' 1!1" " •|",cK r »h* " . r *\'Z[
> .m
Fold * , * , in st. | f r ,
% ? £
Mtnneapolit S t. r a u l, Lo t how many ta r* it run tmpp in
Angele*. lion Mountain. M ich., and at |ir ri« n l price*. lV„ge negni
Metuclien, N. J ., witilin a few day*. Son* starling sum, w ill nffn-t
Many •mall |ilanl* among Fo ld *.
"''J'* '*£
,,! 'h|
I t||/i
I
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a Don
B ill if till* fo u l p
J.MH ...p j.lie ri w e „ beginning to <|llc(lll.,
.......................
(ell Ihe iln k e * effect aim .
k i| ie r compadle* a ir <lrnrk I
fo ld Imned down an oiit.ide o f-'th e entire Mijiply-drmnml mill,
fet of mediation of the live-day : 11 f"' •haniteil, However, by I
•tube. The company contended th a t1* " ." ''" " t 1 ' " v r * " 1,e,r
,l'
.
ami bach to normal eompetltlu
the dupute over a union charge
( ) i l . l)pf„ r(1 Ju |y
ol a •prrdnp hoiilil lie arbitrated •houlil know bow minb trimol
by an exprit ilctd by Ford and lb It rnn ■•'•II till* year—bow nn
union I hr f 10 Untied Auto W oik-1**1."1 “ ‘^1 u fferl IN ln»«ea In f
.„ g g e .„ o „ .
1|1(J| (ir mN(,
m|Ht cut
l.l.r w b r rr in thr autmnutlVe in* [hem. „[| ||„ , w«y I....... l „ I lie well.
dilvlry. 'I7.IHKI wmkerv ptrvinuvly |Then it ran *tnrl w m iyln g ahum
m*d* idle hv «tiikrr« weer to re- j find oil ngnin. Next
wlnler ml
lull) lt» wmk I cmI a V
! Hit'll fiH M Hliffl'l l /rfii|M’t»ti*>||, both
llin le.il, reealled <16,000 laid n ff ^ '" " V ‘“ ' ' " " l r " ” " ,h "
la*, work bv « nhi.rtage of b ra k e .; ‘ ‘V
'" - r ;
r,*«
Origg* M R i. Co. recalled I0.BD4I i'.'
M" 1
M ilw c ie M i Hn.l
made idle Frid ay by . email walkand fettorb j. I hr
out. and Uhryetcr rcu m e d opera- 'Z ' * ^
i "
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r " n’
lin n . In ............... UK Mich.,
/*
....... ,
M,,'> "
M
in
i
were
laid
o
ff
by
a
ehortage!
•»
*’|n
*
w»l..r.
I*
..............
a
f
fm
fi.
I ll daiigerouiily.
of lliig g . car bndir*.
' Coal:
Hu
Some
.Him S hu Kiaitdeeu cab,.
.
, nliemly out lii'Hting
,
driver* returned to work today „ f . Im.lii'*
h ''.h ,■* for
(«,. ciivtomer*,
.M*ton,ei*. run
rmilI men 11
ir
June will face then chief nhhiml
In .elilement of their ISUf-day 'f"'";
7 " ,l'"" , l*"/
atrike. The Vollew and PlytlHU.th
h' ‘. 1 "i 7 “ ',’ "'r* , 7
rompaulr* agreed to „ *U.7f, dally, ft*1'1 7 “ "
I- Lewi*. Hy July
minimum wntfe
Ml l^r cent of lUv> "h“^ 1 '"‘ V " " ‘t 7 " , '.,f ‘ "*
dpi
.....Mv rece.pN,
whichever wa* j
^ 7 " f..
M etal.: till' plire liiittle wlmiilil
lilghi'i. The union had avknl $10.
be
ovei
-lion.
Copper
!oi>
m lur
Three oilier conipanie* which tiperdown five cell I* a pm mil, lend
■le tan cab had nettlrd w ith the .even
and 11 half eellla. Illiyer* mid
alriku i* earlier.
H ikly-flve himdied w orker* ir- *ellrr* *liou|il reach 11 roiiimiin
lot tied today hi 21 plant* ami iim lrr.lnm ling elm rtly. Hut in .Inly
m ill* tinwairhmi»cn
lil'llco Corp. iItt
wNirhm
uc* of the 1,1‘llco
n 'the
,”
"noti-ferrim
" ................. metal ....................
IhePhilH dalplii,. area. Two local* of
‘ ' ' 7 r,M
(he C IO Electrical W orker* Union "venlorlea. It may la- A mru-I.
ratified a new contract y e i t e r d a y , | ' j "
ending a weekl.mg eloppage.
A ™ "* wlt
The I’hllcu agreement rer|ulre* | Im' 1,11 '*H V , K" ’L ,1 "",
^
the company hr cm,elder new w agej fca'ly for wtmleve,
............ .. .
Increase* w'h*„ Ihe union lietleve*1in l.uelue*. la ru r*.
Wind clothing: .p ukr.lnen non
a pelhmal wage pattern III the b>
ituelry h a . been e.talillahed. The think tlie tllg-of-wai lirtw ern the
linton a l.o oblalned numermi* other wmdcii m ill* and the men'- *uit
maker* limy lie aettled by July
lieliefllM.
An Mgreeenild w a . 1 cached ye.- I ’rrhap* more limn nnv u llie i, lid*
(i-rdky helween the C IO Trannll Itld u.lry from I tie *ht'i>p hi Ihe
been thrown
out of
W orker. Union and Ihe operator* Miit —ha*
nf New York C ily'» large*! p riv litilanee by war .b in la g ** mid de.
ately owned •r hiih It *y*teni- T h r itiand*, .oaring prii'e* mid io *t-,
agreement averted a . t r lk r of t,* and fin a lly , coti.umer *tiike* ItIHHI over the dlecharge of two rreotivrr.lon hi postwai normalcy
w orker, aeell.eil of ebiwduWn la d - I* inure |>iiinfnl limn m ii.t, cer
I c . The tr a n .il ey.tem aerve* 2.- tainly, Mill there are *ig n. now
POO.imhi rider* daily in Manhattan, Hint Hie im lu .try I* winking to.
the llt i.ii. Mint lower We»lrhe*ter wuid a p riii' c ii . turner, eait mu
will miy.
county.
Im fu .tiie * which luivi ulieady
Some
tifdl wnrknra at
three
plant* of the National Cal Mm Ci*. gune through tliclt recpH.lun nrdrat ami me vvulting fm Hi*
other, to ntep into title include:
aviation, ratio n textile*, mnehlue
hud. ami leal her. About ready,
• 4 * n iN ii m t t :
r A it H u n *
H A U K irr
but with a few tunre leadju.t.
i t i : r u n r v » tm
Tti* iiillo w ln g p ile * * r*p » rt*d *•» incu t, to make, are the elrctrica
til* t h .t f i ,. Oil llie M .a fo ril
a i.N *M|iiiprn«t)ii amt papri amt pul|i Inl ' . r m * t . M arket fur produe* «»t'l d ll.t r ie . Retail trade, ill general,
in t n u keri. a n ,I *ie.,ief* 114, l„ l i 01 ha* pen'll invcnlo rlr* ami many
A M May T !!■»!•
now reitUri' that m ark-up. i i i i h :
lle .n i). T e m l* r * r * * n
Mu Min
»l 14 Jlm lie fitted into the pallern of what
t)r II lit. lllrli U V h I hIII 111*
J all the fUntullier w ill pay.
Hu Mi»r
j j ;*;;
t lit
S till
largely
u iirin n i.lru c tc i
lien nn, r u in lit! in
! ii!
ItriiliH, Limit 111! 11!»ir
‘ J -■* i
are tlm railroad* and to a le**er
\
no
lit n il/. Iltillitr Hu Mpr 13 Of)
*» n extent Ihe Imilding im lim lry. The
l-g h lu iK i
:•« f *•• H e
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3 2 i rail* liaveu't Hiked
llie ir eunt
l> l# r y , itu ld rii »*»*
13»«
•j r.o prolileiu. T lie Imilding im lil*try'*
C * l* r J . I’mhciiI *'r*
I" M»
ll
oil
Curi», f*rt
< - 3•*
c o *l. have iomn down a little. Ilu l,
I "T(i- 1 1 1 ft I *i “f H C u l l * ' V
I ;.n with few exeepllun., II *1111 ha*
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Cm m nl'i ih I'lm ii *
II* mnjm piohlem: how h> build a
n n *
*1 ‘ ”
2 m> lioine at 'In' price people can pay.
C « K itlm il I hi IH k l
t
II ^
Waking up from the inflationO Hr» Hi*
Itp r
n "ii
| ,41* I* .nil F
ary dream i- unpltrii.nnt fur all Intill
II mWI
U
■luHtrlea— I In* nnlloii can la> thank
l'«PpRfR*telH»|lH
ful It i* coming In nliigp., mid nut
•tig liwMl
U 1,11
) ran. IIInHa Ky*i /r* with one Idg jolt.
flu
Mpr
M w
Slat** I’arnHTti Market
t'i>|iiti*cr* Nt-u Cl.i Itkil Ml I k *
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ll U
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Ji
1 TiO .tru ck l ■day i
.1,011 the ( J ill United t'lieiuical W otkcr*
.1 |u contract lu .t midniglit. The ttitlim
tIT H ti
OrdliS«u* V r I r iii liu* |||>« I I 4*1
J«H .aid *ix la .lie . remained In tliaHgircmwnt.
l l r g | if ( t i i l l Mnrkli HuriI I rur
Ilot
IS /ft - 100
TtlM tN lflftH
TuiimtuRN
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p ro du e*
i *• t
13
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h ilr ly
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lintmifnl
limrkxl
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Egg* And )*ouHry
JA C K S O N V ILLE .
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— .'In ,id * t:* * m a rk e t
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rm iltrr pries*Live pmillrr
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f r y a t . n il
lit lb* up ............. l
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4U Iba up ------- .1
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a Iba ...........
|
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irotlere red ..... 41
ten* red heavy .4*
felt* w hjla hvy 44
l u a light .............
Hooatar* old i
It
Praaaed and drawn
rfy e r# red
14
■roller* red
14
9 4A I* I
fin i*
A\
*jH
SI
Con.utnet.
Vegctahlf Market
iACKHONV ILLL*.
ftUy F—<AK*I
I'll** F4*t|f»N4l Htul« >4tUf t NllR’l
Hfirvlcf* rnirl) Nt*$% »«ir k Murk**
*!H Ftnrhiu f r lit 14w 41It11 4Eg 14til III f j
I (,*!'li nn Im tiiii|»|f If i
Hum* tififiinit Ih!oIi «In HirlnglftMiDU«'k Vulfiitlue*i loo i;.n, frw 05.
•441til ■ JAM, iHDJlvr* ISO J'rO |*I v n11
Mil* Ilf**41 ajl,', 3.>0. f*U* ,1/j , (Oil >4!■
.
l&0e|AK, FhirlfjRi llvtlln .1J:*
run
'Ifa tiimr«r UIi -I fmi 1.1utii betMii
ImirIi H r lllfg u lur •11194111 y lift Jbll
A Mine I tl lltrlt celery I'rulctN ITft,
l*'v 2Uil (.‘urn w11 Ittitiml cruftet
Taltow U itnaao K ill.auii pitorar 1Ull
Km. |* w In I t , -a i|,i jan j -j j . |m, kH
tlnian lu ll | i , ilnaai, i.m M m nil
kno w n co u nt l U - l l m poorac lit ,
act). C a liU a a e I ', M in Iim! lm *e* lie ,
typa I0U i a r a r r .t i e Jim-JMI. dom e .ltc Coiilnl type le u irm-aon
C u u u m b a r. tin.lie],i r:,n.turn pool
111 la ir U im llly w iM lm , lu ra e a ll*
lAn-auo. l ’l c k l a . lon-yuu
K a a p la m
b u .h a la
la u -in o .
poorer
l l i •«««.
K t id lv a - Ililn iiy Im .lta li
1611 I l k
beat
H ill.lift
Lam tiolt
b n .h a ll tin -H ill poorer l i l t i - l t l
. ' ' I T ; * »'» h u .lia l c iir ln n . au-luiiH
1 1 0 - t ll, lla t a 10-100 i n . t o o . O k ra
' O ' l i .i . .e t i - l l ii poorer in n - 1on 1
h
I ,, r " ,,ri*1*" tlold an *
h ta rl IH
doaan llu -p m , a Ilm en
I d n l i l l 11,11-tllll, * < tiii.ii
t ll- 1 1 0 faw tllll * ilo ia ii ]10-lv<l
I ? ? ' L 1 l(J
u n ion X X '* 110lilt , P aacal | H itnian tew n o , 4-1
do ion l o - l l o . I d iii* ii lid - lo o ,, f*w
111. « ilt>■*. it n n .
Calory calilinao log* irt-iuo 1*
Inch celery crate. IltMtm Potato**
Heavy Damage In
Kcportea in iexas
MONDAY MAY 9, 1949
Hminc Bill
CITRUS REPO RT
Boysen Arrested
China War
W IN T E R H A V E N , May * -< *>
iKTtJuym
”pwh.
—The State ClHu* Impaction
ICaatlaaod r»M r«a» Un»l
Rureait 10:00 A. M. report today
her
to
be
In
court
today.
ed hy the Uovernor or allowed to
‘■Do you or don't you want tc |n lio c ta ;
Income taw without his approval
their chairman.
drapeTangarprea* n charge again*! till* m an?"
are
of
local
nature,
applying
to
______ t
ft wa* a vocal follow-up ol an
fru it
Orange*
ln«>
The m agi.tartp asked the woman
one p articular mumVipnllty or
17,257 87.198
11W
\ Itlt.E N F , Tea., May 9 ~ /,r,— exchange of lelier, that revolted , m inty.
want my money buck." replied Rail
17.W1 87.092
475U
, , . Ihe uursa. She .a id her purse euu- Truck
■Idll,ms of ilullarv iJantage wa* when the A|>pio|)tialioni Ctnmniltcc
truly one meaaure recoin mended
54.941
155,487 481
Total
. ..iinli il Imlay In the wake o f wind IPU, , | IP „ | „ 10| |M|| | „ t |,
the
ih iim u u "
talued $62.
l,y the Governur in hi* aildre** to
in,I min Mtoriim that swept Ih ■
.•
/,,
. . .
** | p
'
.1
HI* atturiivy, llenjamlii H. <!ha»
• W u t.lio n
l.om
witti .ugmg- the l-egi.lature h a . brcoine law . ‘ horelgn consulate*. Inclmilng t h e '|„
Mglun of we*t T e x t* .
T-ducalum
U
m mnullre
ittee with
B,IIHI„ ruTd |„ * t wuek he
That one jicim itn the State to ’ Am erican amt R rltl.h , were in - , wml| j
withdrawal of
Ida
gealinni fm
up '"KLoTilTtr" T o
Wheal crop* were levelled ami |{ ge.lioni
for reviiion.
revi.ion.
AT v T t :
’ H A It l.R X I.A W 'H N S t'B . fllRCR *»f
mlhiuldiug blown down laal night •j No dut
iiion
Je tiiio
n came mil
out of ll.
tl. The pm ticljiatc In the imuthern re ^•reeding to try to keep the gar- client'* .um im m . against Uurneher. ■
**||r(p IlriknrHAH
gional education program.
. r sm, from comamlecrtng the fo r- : wUiie»*e*, he .aid , had refused to f r*.r |r|
,o milt* .uulhweat ol here In d ie Uteluv
|lU |l|| nf
iT A T ln S
Yim «$r»* h i r t w
o rof ,|1
theP |,j||
bill remain* uni-hang
urn hang
w inter* area. The only caiualty, . , •«
,• , ,
r.
..
•IcTfwi
111 K iip fiir In i Hf iH rc u ltj
.
«
1
V
1
7
#,c
f
i
l
M'hty
Am
erican
and
come
forward
of
were
chnnging
uietton
Committee
i-owever, wa. Mr*. Cecil Hrult, Icrl
* *** The
Hie W
bduca
ton Cn
nmtllee ref*tinit.
aNtnlh
JtuHHiil
r‘lri*ullj R r ltl.h firm * were hard lilt hy L'11* ' ( 1ip |r stories Imcau*. of "pul,lie
•it F in riitn . f»ir H^mlnot# C o u n ty ,
wii.i
suffered
from
lightning I fuwcl
fitted tii
to yield, leaving the Approp'n n le r . Homs were engaged In **• j opinion."
lii ('Hiihf'vry. «»*» fttli fl*»y of J un#,
dlOl'k.
, . iriatio m C-nniniillee die job ol re.sen tinl actlvitlc*.
| A fte r Roysen wa* |ierm illed to !!•«!», i«1 llie
H o iir o . H anford.
KTiRlIaatft Fr«M F i g i oat(
K io r lth . iu ■iiRWpr « h ill of Fom *|
•
The
garrison
order
told
owners
withdrawal
the
.unrtiinu.,
ho
k
|»uiovin ticket*, he w ill prooaldy Irtn
lu
in
i
n
i
f
i
l
tiR»4ln-t
vnu
,.r A A i,!ic K * r ,:6 7 , ^ i ” ! e o f T . li5
,,,,,n ,y t,,o¥',ion* ° r M l
-i-l on acelng a picture in which , to deliver the veh icle, with d riv e rs ,1ologlicd to Durochi't liefote the «*111rt ft*y L*vl*lHh l . A \ \ liK K C B , \
,m i,cd flimd* that brought dam tl it ilea,rev
(PiMivl
m
m
fi»f
li
lilv
n
r
f
p
.
o llio r if lif t 1
*pare
lir
e
,
amt
tnol*.
Failu
re
la*|
lietirh
and
both
shook
liaml*.
Itoy Roger*, hi* favorite, appear*.
.g* c lim a te d at from n u u a rll'r
* rif4' 4ar e* I’iinfPRRn w ill It» v n tird d
Hep. Sheppard of St. John*, A lively hoy, he like* to wrestle I obey, the order .a id , would lie .
Itirrocher w u. suspended by alt.e- hl|f>
u
iilu
il
you
on
r
r
HI
tint*.
,,f a million to a m illion dollar*, chairman ol Appropriation*, vlarteil with hi* pup, “ S n u ffy " or the dealt with by law. Since Shanghai I ball Commissioner A. It. Chandler
W IT.VKHH II1T
mv lu»««l ....................
Nlin n f f lr..la l
llie flood water* ere .w lftly .r o 1 K „i,r,,r.l. rm in ir of H*mlnkitten, "S n iffle * ” , play* at keep U under m artial law , offender* I | | lt. day after the Itirlednt but w ie ■„ , , i
1 riling after hacking Into Ilfitt the talk Imlay.
; ridnslati'd after a hearing in f ‘li > - 1 ;;1"
J'/« w " rl'1"' ' ,’ 1" T,h d ,r
He rote on a point ol peraoitel ing homo with floliby and Sandra could lie executed.
jlliljHf**,
Mur. IF IF
AveriU next door, ami look, a fte r
f» I* IILItNDON
file ilamage eatlmate did mil privilege to »ay he had lieen delug hi* three year old .i . l e r , Sharon I The g a rrl.u n did nut give ile la il . , Cinnutl May 2.
f‘|»*rU f’lrifiilt Conft
'o f the gigantic Communist opera- | Roysen wu* Inle leaching the
lulud" whal wa* done to crop*, ed hy lettefe and leleKram«--"mo*t l.ynn.
[ Hons southwest of Shanghai h ut'co urt. He explained when lie ar- HKAI. 4c lit 114 nI p iVMinty. riR.
An edliiiateil m o o t ! Ill 500,000 j " ; '
" ........I too.
He I* extrem ely fond nf niiu le said the Commuulat* were co n-;rived Ihnl lie had lieen "lost in
Of farm land were iimndat- ly mtplred • which pictured Inn
N O T IC E
* 1 "the lug Imd wolf wlm would mid when he goe* ti> v l.lt hi* llnulng their ilrlve In Kiangsl am i' the subway."
N o ,lie I* herehy a tv sn th a t th e
I Before Uoy.en'* hi riv a l, Id* at{inndrnnther, 5lr*.__________________
U. C. Reden- Chekiang provinces.
In tin, W lntur* area damago dralroy llie educational vyalem nf gl«l
u ,u le r*iR U " l.
im rsiia n l
to
**c
One drive, the Communluue- • tornev reipm .trd permlasion for »r.:, <i'i K t o r lil. H lu lu te s. 1941. ^ Illf w
v.ai worst In the Wingate. I'um- |
. • ••
,■ laugh at her hump near the Munir*l>«f A lrju irt, he like* In drum on Held, w a . toward N anclisng, Kisng- w ilhilraw al nf Hie sumnums.
r e e l* ,* , w ith lli* F ie ri, o f the * l r - »
phiey and .e rtlo n . imrtn of t h a t : , , *
.
........ . ■ ...... . . .
When he
he did
did *n, Keeley rn*.' and c o l, ,'im r, , „ r Menilnole C o u n ty ,
town. R ain *, garage* and chlek- i **f!
S .iM.Il»tnllBt f v i 'k cm!’
ir u m - ,,.'Ju ' ' “ nC‘, k ! ,n* *' provincial capital .180 air miles J When
K tiirlit*. ui'on r * c * liit o f yro o f o f
mi lioii.e* wer« blown down. No . Umidaled by Ihe EdutnUon I W
th is
II. .1 ieT cur, I inifw i'iH * 't i* ilyiMn »o uth w e»tu f Shanghai. The other told the court?
, << ,i,||c„ii.„. nf this
1n n tlc * , the
•uiiiip* were wrecked, however.
partmeril dnwiixtnlr* .to the pmnl 1 i 1.1 i r,e learned when Ids daddy was nointed for Fukien province o n : "A great Injustice h a . Iwen done n, m i
name, to-wlt:
Light* and telephone wire* .tlrn l lie w ill not expre** an h o n e st,,„„k him to The Church o f Hod the southeast roast Just helnw i to Leo Dllroeher. We have 82 w it-1
“ "I.,,7""'.JlV n .tw -tJig *'h T S fh i
weie knocked out In w in te r*.
! opinion on «ny legislation.
* ...... Holly Avenue, Another favorite Chrki*M|(.
In rnurf rt'Hily tii
on |MI-|l(rll. „ m| Uip mil« nwnir th«r«11
,-time
|s
enjoying
the
swing
In
Kvtent of damage at Schuller,
Shepiieid *air| he w a . proud of
Iturocher
.................limits
..................
. i.t.,
________
iKiikien
on the
big ........
i.slaml and each will swear that lluroclmr ,.r 1.
I ik la , a town of rdMI population , progresa made under the 1947 the hack yard.
did nut touch lloy*en lull mi tiled
,
province
of
Formosa
which
GenerIiii h wa* idl hy the tornado 'sclmol I iiw , Imt '-'under present floff nn attack, and we ask for an
v i r n t : o k s i i K M iK K 'a a a i , E
Iuh( flight tuul mit I mm*ii ilfU ir* -imhh'I h I cofHlItioim, I tlun t linllevti
« well as a w ithdraw .,:'
n o tpt:
in
iiK it E t ir
o tv fc N .
mhiril Cut Ilif’ fp wuru no M*|>orU ' lltln In h iiv Him* to bnim ii out IB*
T
in
,1 I
>'
v
" K U O . H h a rllf of
• for a last Natl,....list staml.t
^hen Dny.en ertereil he cmrtHeininole i 'o iii ,,) * K ln r lila . w ill on
f / « iMtltii n.
*to fiHiln not y«*t tnkrri on.* Mo
M umtimn94 y fum r
„
. The communique did not mention '« " “ » ■ /*'w '" " " 7
Moioliiv. 1lie * lli ,tsy of Ju ne, A. D,
The tw ister blew into the com- '*iiid lie favored providing money |i, MMH.rM|, |„
(lMj y
„(
■10 ilic s s io r t,plus s H ut* t>ay ot$
Hashing, rail cc.llet of the Shang- •»»***rate Mkril him. what do I ■
•iiiinity iht*n turm il mul r«*tmr«*il :ti» take enu* of h normal inrrt*a*< ».Mtltfa i*. , i l(,
j»wrii i.* *
o l iliis I'o 'iri. ila r ln a
th e
It a a l
hal-llangcow line 82 mile* south- ■*"" Intend to do.
hour »( s*|p to I,o u t nf th * vu u rtcourse. Several farm build- | ln pupils
L , ........ed" i l l . y , 7 PrVsidenl T n , west ..f Shanghai. The Red radio |
• «an' to w Itnlraw for Hie Io . iis p i|„m In HanforU. H sm sln n le
ilur were known In havt liten J Rep,
Wntllaky
of
Hep, W o llU ky at
f .harliitte, |
proposal*. He joined with at Feiplng claimed Us capture **Miple reasnn that f have 1,1 case, , ‘ ■111111r. K lo rld a , uniter en d by vtrlestioyrd
Imt. details
lackEducation
(Join
I mp „ f I p w m ade liy m s u nd er aae■
'
* . j . ” " wet*
,,
, v 1 chairman
, .......
. .nf
. Hie
...................
.
* tii iiT
Iti'iMihllcans
|H iiiiir a n i un
on ithe
n r rSenate Armed Sunday Might. At that time the 1"" '»*»"«»••» *"•«^
hw t L- off. <
iil|,,i, IssiiPit 011, o f tits r i r r u l t
Hiftf hrrmiHu IrlciJhont1 line* into . m ilter whlrh *|wjn*firFil Hie b ill, | c**rvln*ii Cnmniltluu tseveral week* Nallonallit
guirlaun acknowledgeil be replied. Id like In take it like Co urt of Up ,til,m is C o u n ty , K lo rld a
the town were r lp M <l'iwn.
replied "It Is Just not tine" thati ‘ .......bottle uu Mr Truman’s noall contact with Hashing had M en , « «<*«l *!»"« ......
"'e whole or, ,l,p .Ml, day of l i a r , A [>. i t l v ,
Kidd crop, and fruit trees ,» wo..... bring
| I'd.l.Hm,
„ f forS.er G
' ereln
. . In
. "a lot of . •*•>*
„ ..........
............................
Governor Mon.
wcic dumagi'd hy an accompany phase* and a lot of new expenses. ( vi’allgren of Washington state to broken off and said Kashan. I ll ,
miles nearer Shanghai, was M ing I ►•
then asked Roysen f he p la in tiff* II,id " iir g u- s r l f n T—r e x•/•
ls r
ing heavy nail storm.
lie said there was only one
ph-trm-n ,pf tfl„ National Sec- defended.
would apologlae to the f,ianls i< i|p fp„itii,ii, offer fo r aate a ad
An IH-ycar-old hoy attempting provision that would cost the
s,i|
i,<
the
lilalies,
h
ld
ile
r
lo
r
r
a
sa
The Communist broadcast at»o manager.
In ford Moniteau Creek near Slate money, ll would "make It utlly Resource* Hoard.
the follow in *
ilese rlb ed p erso n al
announced
capture
of
levetal
towns
»'',ysen
hesitated
mm....
.
y.
Clnrkshurg, Mo., was caught In I.,.—
p
io
p
p
rly
lo>
w
it:
sii.ii, for
fn r'tin
little ......."le*
....... .
to ‘ ' " ,l Renator
W atkins fact
(It-Uhear
ta h l
possllde
the. little
N„ rn , Atlanlle
lin e IIM I' Tfiii'M, T r a c t o r T y p e
un thr BU-mlle stretch of railway U.en put out hi* hand and snl.l.
1 flash flood ami drowned.
get some funds so they can build ^
(ft|]
, , ,
11".ly. K n a ln e No A ■17D7II043,
I
Hashing southwest of "Sorry, Mr. Iturocher. I hope you
ings today, declaring he wa* ''nick between
H e,tat No K C IS3-11M , h a ir in g
schools.
"
'*
have
Inch,"
ed-held
Hangchow.
It
also
said
South
t’lirolOm
llee
lise
fo
r
III
13
The bill contains « provision, h’»1 t'rc ! nf being hum lliateir by
Uurneher, smiling, grsHprrd the
No
.V-M -3M . an d
r to r ld a
le Communist* held I Hit miles of
tint would make tl.e Slale
pul ' '"'hman ( onnally ( D-Tex> nf the
.M iilniPioio, p l.lc e n s s No t-14
UP the entire $HKt per sclmol unit
K" r,,|*» «"'•»'<■»* Commit- Ihe railway between H a n g ch o w f youth’s hand and said. "Thunks,
for 1919.
1 fintlMMtH F in n , I ' m * H i t !
M iT IC K
IH K C I I T I I K I I H IV E S ’ ,
and Nanrhang.
„ I vpry ”" * * *
for construction, Instead of the I "•
(hr livt»N «$f whntr fHinttiFft.
Later, Ihiroeher told newsmen: ,’llta, -util to"|ier,y mar lie-inspect
Cliuhnlm him! KI urkf Iu iil l-**
Watkins has been a pe,.latent
Mr. Tmihy said the Saiasola $:thO i>|,are It now provides. ........ .
:
"I
am
happy
that
II
all
ended
Ihis.'-d
•>
'
iMilirr
* arms
Htat* IIIIghami 148 mile* southwest nf Hang-,
...................
uf.su V
?.. 1*
wa>
N"
K> sontli nf
nf Ulinf,
H anford at
nferenre was held III all almoa- ties now put up the other $ttH>. I *-eH4r of the treaty. He has Iwen row, were In Red hands, the TVIp-1 way That is all I want h, «ay.
a o v lim e in lo r in s a ls
That
provision
accounts
f
„
r
!
i>
->
mittfd
to
uuestlon
wltnessea
phere . of . .leisure
anil luxury in i.
T
e
rm
,'a
s
li
I’lir
e
,la
s
e
r In pay
log radio said. It added that troops I ----------------------,
1 lie of the finest winter resort 1 most of the 8.T.74HI,IKMI Increase In ''"'big the hearing altlmugl, he Is
for lu ll of Hsle
from
that
area
were
moving
to,
.
I ' s , e l 11 Ho nfo ril. K lo rld a . Hit*
" committee memta>r.
towns ill the state. A fin* pro- funds authurlxed by the Idll over
ward a link-up with Red force*1 4h« ' ommuulsls would etui the llie 7 ,,i -lev of H s y , A I) 1949
,1 an: had l,ren arranged, there the $iul,tXH),0tm estimated m ini-J I'resldent Truman .......... I two
I*. A MBItO
which
look
Hangchow,
The
Shang"hrutherly
quarrel"
Rut
if
(boy
were excellent fellowship (IlnnerH, mum need nf tl,,* .State Depart- colleges professor, Gordon Dean,
S h e r if f
H em lm il*
C o u n ty, •
pcisist in advancing soutliwaid,
K lo rld a
i
not tlie very best In onlertuln- nteni of Education under the 1947'sod Henry DeWoJf Smyth, as Imi garrison acknowledged only I
must lead the government ill • lA ltl.A .N U W. H I'K N U K II
lhat
Shuwchang
and
Klenteh,
H5
un,ill, lie said.
formula.
' members nf the Atomic Energy
stubborn resistance," he added.
A T T U ltN K V K O I! I ’t .A IN T IF K H
11
ml
85
mttr*
southwest
of
HangHo tiaid particular tribute to
It was one of the fcaturi'* tile ? on,mission.
chow, had fallen,
Lev Melton Ware, son of Judge Ap|,rot>rlaliniis Comintltee a»k,sl
lie sent tlie mMlllnatlmi* In the
Shanghai iwwapaper* said «
(I. W. Ware, for bln speech on the Education f'mnmiltee to de Senate after accepting the lesigna"stale of siege" exlstrd at Hankow,
'Alt I'x-G. I. Look* at the World lete.
lion uf Rolierl 1". Raclier as a central China Induxlrlnl renter 81W
rmlay", whlrh Mr, Tnugy nald
Thr House Clti us (iommlllee rouimissiu Iimemlier, effective to
miles up the Yanglxe from Shang
whh Um outstanding speech
ol unanimously upproved a hill to
morrow, William W. .Waymark hai. Hankow Is the iiorllwrii ter
Ilia conference, ami brought all
jtcrmlt citrus fruit to la* "hipped pnivluualy had resigned,
minus of the key north-suulh rail
Ihe didegatoa to their feet In a
|p.N„ |H professor of luw at the way In Canton, the Natlonallxt
tremendous ovation st its con< wlthuut having h, he processed In
packing
htmses.
Untvrralty
of
Southern
California
provisional rapltal,
elusion.
The Idll, hy Hens, Williams of s(ll| H practicing attorney.
(At Canton, acting I’tasldent Ll
"Service to the Com munity",
Hy
.
Hardee
and
Moody
„f
llillslmrSmyth
la
a
professor
and
ehalrand the '‘responsibility of llie in
Tsmig-Jcn appeared to lie taking
ougli,
In
affect
would
permit
bulk
man
of
the
department
of
phyalc*
dividual" were the theme of the
over the government again after a 1
, onfrretire, to* said, amt were xlilpmerita nf fruil. It would w o rk N| prlueehm University,
two-week stay at hi* homo In
1 Meanwhile the Nnllmial Security Kwclllu during high-level Jockey-,
iinplmslxi'd repeatedly through this way:
A trucker eutllil go to W grove. 1 Itesmirvcs lliturd estimated today Ing nvur Nationalist leadership.
‘.lit the four itiitly sessions. A to.
$I,45II,(H)0,IHH) foreign
Ill of 4,11 delegates registered Tor iilck up a load of fruit and take (that the
(Id's arrival ill Canton Indicated
he conventlmi, he said, ami Wul- It to n iioiiit deslgualed liy th e, anus aid program « til require only he hail won Ills tk'innnd for a free
D e l i v e r y ( ’u n R u M a d e
el Kennedy
of Sarasota
was ('iiliimlssloner of Agriculture for I a fraction of one percent of Antt-rl- hand In running the government
maturity Inspectinn.
ran aterl, cooper a„,l aluminum amt acre** to resnurre* whirl*
•leeted governor.
M y C u llin g 3 7 At this inspection point, fees 1 supplies.
" E v e ry
iltlie n
in
Semlmdn
inn
right-wing Nationalist clement* 1
The estimate wus matin for Se I1111I denied his "peace" regime. '
County is a partnei. In jirogres- fo, (lie Inspection service and the
•ive (iroh’i't Ion and need Tor )iro- legiiln, advertising taxi's would j erclai'v of Klale Achcanu. Officials| There were also indications 4lint
tcrllim ntises from Hie ronslant liu rolleeteil.
suld It was I,used un a "somewhat ribbing will lint remove himself
O H IIK IIS T A K E N T l l l U I U C I I M A Y 20th
Hi,eat of out-,,f nowhere accidents
The Idll would repeal the eui ’ larger" arms progiam Ilian was "iitliidy from the picture even 1
Illness," Mi, lltyan said.
lent law ol tpitulrlug fruil to I*" sutiilllttid toemigres* by Acheson •bough hu apparently has promised
"Like the file department," he | run Himiigh parking houses.
, to backui> the newNorth Atlanlle to keep ill Ihe background.
added "hospital aervlres to acumWilliams said If the Idll la ' Treaty. The arms would be used
(L i. who look over when Chiang
miinlty eannnt lie measured iiiicuiiii'n 11 law it would enable'tu strengthen nations signing tl.a "retired" as president Jan. 21,
" J A C K M O R K IH O N "
work done. A good pari of Its jlru rk rrs to eome into Mm Ida and, part.
marked his arrival by Issuing «
services
Is tendered Hitough
* (transport
hull
Into
southern
--------------------------written statement saying he Impml
tense of seenrlty it uruvldes hy -tales wliirli now receive little of
The
leading wheat-producing
merely Iwlng «m gnahl. 811pp1.se (|,|h stale', ellrus. He .aid this 1 state In 1948 was Kansas, which
jour wife, your daughter, your w,mid upru up a Idg uoirkel for * harvested ata,ut 19- p4'r cent uf the
,„n or your friends Is lisiipy and j |.-|or|4fa'n |,|U crop*.
111, 8 . crop. Following In order were
lulling one minute witlhlng .n
A simitar blit I* In tlw Senate. North Dakota, Oklahoma. Mon
irony III* lUJii « victim of un ue|,iu jw nctlon Iiiih come from tin* I ftmiu« N«l»ruiku, WMhlnirton, Ohio
■ident. Your first thought would Legislature during It* first five ' Texas, Colorado, and Routli Dakota
oe how elose Is the nearest hospi
tal, your next, rn route to thu
— PAINTS — ENAMKI.S —
m spltal, "Thank Gml for the mo— VARNISHES —
tern wtulpment amt highly traind stu ff nt the Im spilall'1
"W liy ijo wn ureil this drive
S h v ph Y o u T im e
(nr $2fi,(MK)?" (tryan asked. "He-uu** of the great increase In
'iierating hospital cost*. I.ln c n i
done Ju,n|ieil from $140 In 1941
o $1,98*1, an lnrreo*c uf 054 per
cent In 1948. Grucerln* In this
The
period ucreaseil from $4224 to
$18,69') and ilm lla r c o tl In c rtia a i
Gimh) Paint era Tail You Good
e xist in nractlcally ovary dopartincnt and Item,
Paint Cart Law In The Lonf
•A modern hospital ran no long
Hun. Thale Why ThouMnda
er ha roniiilarei) a lu xu ry. The
itraaa and strain of modern life
Um
have mad* adequate, modern and
naarhy hospital facllitlex a m ust."
hu declared. Th* speaker drove
home hla nolttli w ith saveral
vivid word plcturax uf actual raM
hiajorlaa.
Gordon B rlxiu n presided at the
maatlng in tha ab*4inca of F ra ildent Georg* Htlna. D r. R. W,
Rupracht reported lh a t the Memtnol* County Tuberculosis A*»nrL
ation w ill hold a meeting at the
(Mildew Redialing)
C ltv fla il Thursday nfgnt,
V isitors Introduced by p r, C.
By Wind And Rain*** bjf
Legal Notice
Donnie Whitten
(onKrcRH Roundup
Rotary Meet
I
MUCK
TRUCK LOADS
ArrangcmcntM For
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
Do You Wont to Livo
CARMOTE
in
and
Money Because W e
Can Furnlnh A Paint
For Every Need In
CARMOTE Line
. . . NEW
LOIN PRICE!
■
WHITE
HOUSE
; Uto CARM0TE
fijunfaauL Kohul P aint
CARMOTE
There la None Better At Any Price
OUTSIDE WHITE $4.95 To $6.15 Gal.
I . Person* Included Kugen* A l
bert of Newark, N,. Y. Ernest
Kay of Daaatur, Da., A, II, Good*
s ; ' ; v t i n “ 1 " m A ,u , , ‘
H«iu**h i bu*h*l hattipar* V *|. pfD aLan d , R. B. Granting of
.'S I
loo-llo faw lull, Orlando, and Lea . Jacobson of i
CocottlUg 1 2 1 - 1 0 0 gurhlnal lilt-loo
FLAT WALL, OIL BASE, $3.25 To $4.00 Gallon
d e b ig o a . w a .h e il 100 L li M i k a l)H
I » l« f A * 00-110 |i ala* 471-110, in
The le rg e tt maneuver* ever eon*
t i s i
'
t
1
j
*
HUMweedbrfj hihtm
Buy Your faint and Glass With CONFIDENCE
Thge AgtMe* Achan . . . for world'i beer
wdiking. No pre-ioektng, no ipnciel
And Whgyt, Yoiir Patronage b Appreciates buy Front Ua,
•aatvalve OvwRaw I ina*
clotkda clteneai, lufteiit
WHISKEY * WINE
RUM - GIN
,
‘ •
Ne U im $ f i e *
.
•
GLASS DB8K or TABLE TOPS and MIRRORS
CUT ANY SIZE
a* turnit 4<i»—
Per it V'Mm a*
‘
•
Let Us Recommend Reliable Painter*
Who Will Guarantee Their Work
(W« Cium nedneadmy Afternoon)
P t t o fg rW ** Nwrmst Imtm
v
COM f
NICK'S PACK AON STORK
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V
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
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l a U n ity The*# l a f il t e n g lh —
T o Protect l l o f n t i e l ttM World!
To Prosxoto tko P to fro ir of A m trlc st
To Produra P rw p v rltj far Hanford.
VO LU M E X X X X
IS c il) rttHiily llirniiKti Wrdilffl*
*l.n
Sr;til#*rvtl
ItuiintrMhower®
»I*»- iflurntNiii nr titnitfhl. Not eo
u iiii
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M AN P’ O K U .
E e U b lla h e il 1908
City Pledges Meter South's Demos
Funds As Security Form Block To
For R FC D otk Loan!^®^ ^
Commission Approves
Resolution 3 To I
Before O v e r 100
Business L e a d e r s
Rails Fight For
Survival, ACL
Executive Says
Michigan Republican
Joins Southern Op
position To Plan;
Battle Raps Idea
I’U K S D A V
F L O R ID A ,
Pad Kali lien lion
.
Daughter’s Home
t
Barrage Of Blue
Ilonpital PoHtera
Placed In Stores
Labor Parly In
Britain Slmws
Fled ion I
United States Is Making Attempts
To Combat State Trading lit Europe
Frank Miller declared that Mr.
Hlgglne had palntad a “rosy pic
ture" of tha river traffic. Reviewleg experience* of hla 67 year*
In Sanford ha told of flourishing
river transportation prior to tha
coming of the railroad In IW»7 ,
From that time water transporta
tion began to decline, ho nald,
adding that he did n«{ believe tho
preaent water
project would
amount to anything except for
"dead freight". WaUr Transport*tion for quick servile is * thing
of the past, he said.
* "I. am opposed to asking the
clt Isene of Ssnford lo .dig down
in their pocket* to tfthfik* it out,’’
ha aaaertad.
f’l don’t a t-------
R F C would
finance the project
we don’t
ee," apoke
hay* faith In it os
W.. V.
Bitting,
up w
v . em
u ig .'M M l mrugglat.
*T believe ft la ms* of the hifgoet
things we have to AW Sanford.”
Vivian Speer adMMted that ■
committee be nanfi< M tasveatigsta
ilm llar terminals bmawkl f i in the
country to see if thdy are oss a
T g ja ;
H im * , u u
difficulty of o p w siS tf a
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Jutlge Stanley Estim.itts $100 Millitm
"Take" Each Ye.ii
But today Amariran officials
are advising the European gov
ernments, at the Geneva meeting
of the United Nations Economic
Cousmlixlnn for Europe, to turn
their back on state trading, to re
move the trade barrier* In MM i
ens Europo, and to trade more
frealy with the great Mate tradlag nations of Eastern Europe.
It Is much easier to get Into
Mats trading habits than to break
them, aa the United States la
flatting. All deals with Russia, of
enorae. have to be on that basis,
siaea (hat Is Urn only way Russia
Americana buying Russian
meae, trade
ernment, not
down. All because the Britlah and
Argentine state trading agenclea
can’t get together on terms.
England normally Import* about
ons fifth of Its meat supply from
Argentina. The British govern
ment has been the sole trader in
neat for the Islands since 1090.
The PcTon government la Ihe solo
export agency for
Argentine
meats. Right now they’re dead
locked. There la a difference of
opinion on pries to he paid, and
whether Argentina ean taka the
British pounds It gets for ihe
meat and change them Into dollars
for purchase of machinery and tha
Ilka from tho United States, Eng
land eaya, "no, all the money yon
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during the war). Tin* fiiig,'.,*i..ii
rile nonri'il frnin none lu lii.umi,
000. A nntimilll criioe lahui iiliir V
vviih
tmi11 up, and tin* I'Rl No
Mount Academy, which tram- md
only "G-Men" Imt local |'"lice
offlcera iih well.
Hoover, too, Iiiih expandi'd The
o iic o
slender young mini of IPL*I
han become huskier. Rut, like tin*
F B I, lie once wus even bigger I linn
Iui ta now, A near fatal bout with
bronchial pneumonia cut down Ida
weight Inst year.
Still, mere IdgueSH Ih tin mindly
In WuHhifigton.
Thu FB I has
grown in other directioiiH, too.
Whsn Hoover took charge, IIm
F ill's chief Jnh wan to study cor
poration files, hoping to catch
anti-trust violators.
An F B I man rnoldoT curry a
gun In those days. Congress didn't
supply him with an automuhiis,
so he ttacked his man by it m t -
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law- I'l'deral men wi-re given
muii* and more putvi*r in crimes
w ill) in le isla te impli. a l : ....
I'liey niiived in no limitleggelH,
gongntom nml |.|r*ii, <ddfmdilmiiij
Immllums. The govormui'iil man
lits'umi' the InnI wuril in luw enfiirceiniuit.
And Hoover liccnine Moil Wustiingti") rarity: a puldic figure wlm
rarely is critlciied.
Y d lie holds the Job which
should make him uu ideal target.
Wheat official in ynur town, for
Instance, comes iu fur tho most
censure 7 Guile often it’s the
police chief. Gilbert nml Bllllivail
noticed lung ngu that "a policemall's lot is not a happy one."
And Hoover Ih moving into a
field morn and more removed from
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ATHKNH, May Hl-I/I') A retrend hIiuwii In recent
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Sentii'li | liHlile Minrce "aid today llm guvel iiini'iil lias w illulrnw ii |iermla
Riirgti Gnnneil eleeetliuis
Minn fu r Giechonlovakiaii idanea in
Voting lx mklni'
place
li*t)«l in
III A llim ... liecHUxe n f "Hie Ullweek fur I,-Hu urtinn. rmnl ni'l land
borough (’niilicilfi.
Atmul I’) f f i e n d l y nlllDide nf the Prague
rmnv.ll HPala are at.slake.
guvernnienl."
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The biggest tent will cume
The lufiirmant said Greece amt
Thursday,
wllrti polling
lakfi l-Vrchuslovakin have iiu air agree*
for eouncltmrn in
l"1’ merit, ami apeclnl permission was
i dlace
:
ImrongtiH incliidiug *2H in t mel"" granted in the past for cacti specMore than 4,Odd seats will
fill ific landing.
edthit ilay.
V E L A S C O H EA R IN G
TA M PA ,
Mny
Id -(A ’)—Roy
F A IR W E A T H E R
CH ICA G O , Mny |S»—(/!*) M" • V i 'Ihmcii, XI, nrcuned uf knocking
of the nation had fair w e n t t ie r down a police prisoner charged
today, hut shnwera and thunder with wmmding Velnsco'a brother,
storms continued In danr|.... p»Mi will he given h lien ring tic ford
of the North Central, the Smith' Pence Justice J. G. Spier da Mny
cast and
the Midille
Altanlii' 2 .1 .
Velasco Is charged with as
states.
Rainfall was
reportert rattier sault ami hattcry mi Augustine
heavy In the southern jeirllmi* "f <Gu«) Friscla.
Frlaela and Augustine (Prirnn)
Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. SI.
Louis, Mo., and Evansville, Ind., l.a iia ra have h w i chargeif with
sach had more than one-nnd s- assault with Intent to kill Arthud
haif Inches of rain within a U V sIaseonH , who was ihot In ths
hand Sunday night.
hour period.
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Tin* Syriiin vitv«*riinii>nl siiltl In i i ’i ’Imi'L of fill' 1Mill I f 1 i ii'i i
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Aulecttv:
Ct tun tei
OlTensive
Repin lei I At I .inlii >
Aralis (’lash With
Trans-Jordan Men
In Nablus Triangle
f
.
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Win Over Reds
Near Shanghai
C ity iierinil tu erect a cuncreli'
Slate trading, in one degree or another, it followed much more l.t. lu-aei* 2H
Tim
l.almrite laindnii Mn'v •duck garage apartment un Mag
widely in the wot Id today than moil Ainericani may notice. American
Herald enneeded a net l|.... *■
i 11* <• •Mill ii Avi’luii' In ' I ween T w e lflli ‘
allil ol viuli small iruiiwn lh.it
hu* Inrun men are far from free*laitmr Meatx. ll reported lb I '•• ■ and Tliirti'eiitli SI reels.
ihe Federal Bureau uf Inc* tu'"
« n ' r h l l i ’ rilid * trader, hy any means. Kngland U
lheir io m n m . n l for J» m n le . gentina.
11"
lh" nwk ln "' «« U
aetting the amount, and therefore
And rigid now it'a pretty sad,
the price, of what they ran buy
of such raw materials ax tin, rub both fur the British hoiiaewlfe and
ber, xugfr. They see their govern the Argentine gabeho. Britalna
ment bargaining with others a a have had their meat rations re
to the amount and price to he xet duced again. Argentine packing
hou*))R are talking of closing
on International sale of wheat.
t »ener.il
Sales A iui
Use
;ix Is imru•luceil In I louse By
I I el lie ox Ol Lake
Chinese Claim
Illegal Gambling
Is
Big Business,
'ii.pl..ie sinngiiic an army
Luther S. Markey
Dies Suddenly At
S o . 186.
A.*r.Mir.|»lrtl I ’ tc a a l.ca-aeil M l i r
I'U ‘»
B i l l i o n In c u m c
D eclin e
Recortletl
In M ; i i ch Bv C 0111nierce
D epartm ent
and
W A SH IN G TO N . May 10 t/i’ i
.Strong Southern n|i|Httitinn in any
The City Coimniuinn, by it lin e r
lo rill ol (ail rm plu) inriil practice*
lo tinr votr, patted ,t rrrolulinii I,til
Irgiihitom took ra lly ili.tp r today
nifiht pledging parking meter fumlt
at in ilial lloiinr hearing* on tint
at additional security for an R . F
mint controversial tra lu ir ol llir
C. loan lo finanrr the pro|Mi»fd
Tinm an civil right* pnignm .
$1'50,000 w alrrfronl terminal. Com
I (ighlighlillg attain llir u t il iiy ld .
mitiioner Randall Cha<r opposed
the m raiu tr and W U. Stempei ir
A T L A N T A , May M l- (/!*)-- The iplit within titr Dnnoi i.iin I ’ .u ly .
framed finni voting
n.tlinn'a la ilm a ilt, con I looted with Rep. Hattie (I)- A la ) loM .« I Imi-r
I
T in t at lion fnlluwrd a two lioin $fi4(),000.INH> hi new expense,, aie l.ahor itihtm iinilller llir N n .ll. v.ill
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l*•••.* Hie It hill.* il... 1 1 ,lei oi
open Hireling in which many ol llir •iiiiggling I ui tn m v a l at p iiv a lr ir t it l anti i I im ilinili.itioii . ...........
II.
e tll.e
more ilian I Oil leading hntm rtt and im llltliirt. ».iy« a la iln ia il u lln u l. "nil piim iple "
llallle ailtitnl llir tul« onnuillee
U J . D im . rice p irsid rn l lot
profettional turn and women ol
Sanfo nl trtnfied in iavni of the Ir.itfit ul the A llanln I ’n a il I met to "lo rg cl ihe whole dim*
I lie 1
p io jrrl.
A few warning*
wete anil lit a llilia le tl hurt, made the Alabaman w ai 4 1110 11 * .1 number
toundetl ayamtl pledging C ity tev tlalenirnt yetteiilay in a talk h e lo ie lo l hnute ineluheii till., ir-iilie tl loi
' -an. ag.imtl pin|Mi»rd lu ll, in eii.ttt
enue Ini die prnjerl.
dir A llan la I iani|Miiia1inn Club
'and
The City 1'iimmiirinn mom w a t;
l l ir added expense*. taul Dot*. | a Fedei.il Fan Im p lo tinrn t that*
rrovtiled. and totne |ierront w ere, irt u llr il horn wane im irate* am l|tice* A n (F F .P C ).
•landing a* Mayor Andrew C a n rtialilw lm ieiit ul a 40 hum w orki
Rep. I'nwell ( U N I )
nettm
away a«ked for view* on ihe pro week.
jm rnihet of the llm n r pirtidetl
jf c l, and at lire cnnc|t»ion ol tlir
J |,r
ladniad*. he taid, m ini .over ihe hearing*
Services
W ill
Be
many endorsement) of die project r iih n m rie atr rale* and ta ie i. cul
Keen Iwtor* hear m g' m..... ...
H
eld
At
M
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he atked lltal lhn»e who favored | r aprtltr> 0 1 take a tirp lo w « tf M,1rf, **,w’' 1*
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.'y
. ..u s I'ongrv*" were ilis.'im nlcil hy
Ihe program for financing ll.e pro S.ui4li*tn
.
. ilnongh
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C h u rc h T o m o rro w
y iu ritm irn .l . op
n i,.s and n nunilni of ils
led In *land. T fir m ajoniy ie r u lio ii.
friend*. Hlnri* ills - ..loti.>n m l!'lf>
lo t lie 1 > ll.n k rV . M ilie.l -ml
•ponded.
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C ity Attorney Edwin Hhinli.ihor a i r m iH lrriiK iiiH lo n i r r l c o n ip rll* | n r # r | i , , t,» , C o n g re s s hu« c o iis is ilcn l, .<: .he ll.illle III III* ilm i’lilfi
Ml* llrle n lim it liarll I I*1 Kile
wn* Instructed
«wn.
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A 'r t iiif . ■,i 1 / Jl) l 1 M v f i r n h )
which
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l l * irs o irlu r w .u ,il
I'tem li
Sta le Legislature "for approval, jdm p coxtly Irr d r r line* winch havr an F K I'C , Rep. I Inlii tiger 1 1 ’-NY (
A irlin e lull lir III.I l.i-i 11 ttilllin c.l
A proposal hy Com tn I * doner* [Imt llie ii p ruirng ri ira lfir In hn»r» raid rucliii anil ri'llglmi' diseri*
In lieii .il M i. lim ti liaell > lullin' f>"
ndnution in employment “ ha*
Randall Chase unit W. H. Stemper and aulomoliilei.
srvcialdav*
iirmight
shnnie
to
thi.<
nation.”
In lower the C ity operating mill-1 Meanwhile lam Crow ley, larard
Thi> right of emtdoyment wltlilimn (tit
I MM7 .11 Stallingaye relllng from ll* pVcaent IT*. .iin ln u n ti of Hit* Milwaukee Hoad,
race, erred, color. nr
m ill level to lit m ill* wax (defeated. i declared “ xuim- re lie f in operating i ut rvgnrd to................................
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d
c
la
ic
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"a
civil
Mayor Andrew Cnrrawny greet- ,*„»,„
1 * „|vcn if tlir ra ilro a d .o rig in nimjl In- d‘ >lm*;
■
> >; vi
off all
ull people
»d the visitors, and b riefly ro- * in,|t,etry i* to survive under the right o
jieople 1..r* «»•■• I nlle.l -Sanf.iul Im J't yen* tie was mat
lied In Mis* l.va Allen mi May |(i.
Stales,"
he
declared
viewed the history of development j
enterprise system ."
While the United State* i* D y I 'M2 .11 l.akr M.IIV A (Vtitcil
of the St. John* River during the I Crnw ley told a meeting of stock*
paat 10 years, told of the work .ladders I lint deaplle the recent IC C ing to sell democracy nhrund, he All.mill I'n.nt l ine eiigmrn, Mi
continued, ll* discriminatory prucof Ihe Seminole County Clmmher 1
n '.iaiistied o « r a n aaaoo
lice* at home give opponent^of It.llkrv was edllm id tile Railroad
of Cnmmrrrn an^^tanagi'r
a n ljj^ f
KdF.vaugrli*l. iilfiu.il |iiililo aliiill <>'
Ueinoerncv "« potent weapon "
ward lllggln* In w hm
b r nilng gov*
im*- llir Radioad l-’vaugrlivlii A -oria
Rep, Hoffman (It-Mich), n|ip»
rrnmrnt action to deep
ilrrprn Urn river
Ing any type of untl-dl*rrindnna Hull. Mr
a lliriillin ul the Fjftl
rhannvl In 12 fre t, and expresard
tarn hnrlalatlon, aahl tie t* again*!
agalr
t««tM nur* that the propon'd loan
Mrihmiitr Cliun-h. *1 d.e lli.>th.vh
having "agltalnr* nr any *«lf
mind 1 * ohtiflned fr^tn fho HRC
die
appointed aiiostle* of rlghtmisue** lima I ot Kailfo.iil I irtuum n
If the parking meter
futnl ' ia
f
{lullIt'llM
hiil
ttf
|
tu
iitlitiVlk r | litaking
over'*
under
the
law.
pledged a* additional nerurtty.
Hoffman said ho oppose* dis Kinrt'ii
am I Iiri'ri***u, *iiul ,^r
In order to pledge any city re*
1in*>1!%f I" 11'•'•*»venue, he pointed m il. it I* nee- I A barrage o f light blue hosiillnl crimination, Imt nut hy trying to (litillui In mil »*l 1.01 %
poster* wnrnlng " lld p Icgixliiio ugainat it. The federal r f l *
rn.sary to get Npecial legU lntlve lenmimign
jcnni|m ign posrers
I It
n ilr ir il
i I m^
• 1 I " * |4
court«
and
uilncttlon
an*
tin*
approval hy the HIh I p . tie nsserted v-mr hospital today, vim may i.e.-d
p
er
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n
iu
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i,iitili*llili'«l.
m h ih
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that data on hnm) lead* him to 1 lonm rrow," have l»-en placed
H u ffm a n c ltm l fltfliri*)* on hr‘»v
| *120 11«- iv ,n i r t n c i lift ! h ■ I I
believe that the project w ill more i » practlca ly every More window
I ItsItfill II«mI •»» I'ssiir I *ts*•i s
in .Hanford, l.akc Monroe, laiki i rn n ii'iit cmi»loym«*nt IntumliMl in
than pay for Iteelf
vmii
to xhsiw M r. HmMHfVult'R tum
iM irnry
Rdw-ard Higgins
pointed nut Mary ami Genevo hv the Seminole
High School I'eit Hi|tiad. I'le.lges i fomiuiltv)' did^ not halt dl*crl)))inathat the Federal Government had tntn 1i111, over $26110 tiave already j lion, toil in fact "dlxcriminoted in
-pent J i m .000 to deepen the c!mn- been made, Dt'rording to earn- i favor of negroo."
nei of Ihe river, mid revealed that pain Director MacDnnnl.l llryno
Kelt, i’erkln* (D -N Y) lui)idred
the Chamber of Commerce had
Sydney
.1. Ilartie-,
Feraal'l if Hoffniun thought ut) employer
•pent ft A,000 a* sponsor for the l.uuglitim Memorial Hon,dint ad- . wan injored hy an FK I'C .
iO S S C S
program. He also pointed out that minintraior, announced today iliiu ,
"He in Injuroil t)» the extent
the City had financed the filling tt|M*n limine will lo< lieltl ul the | he can't line liln own property
in of the land *lte at French Ave Imnpiinl Tliiirn.lav from 1 Mil !*. amt til" own money an he «res
I .I'M I " I N . Milt
I"
•'
nue and Heminiilii Rnulevnrd.
Mail's oumlmtnt I ••)■■-• I ' " '
M. lo I P. M. He exprenned ll.............. ............. «*■
•r'«ss*
The .State Highway Department ivinli lin it ren lite n ln th ro m d iu o l
c . ..mill I., ll.e ' "o .-iv .* v*•
NF.W l i m i t s
has agreed to re-align tiie high Ihe county will take advaningo
die f lis i .lav »>f w'.'i'k I"..'way If 1)111 terminal i* ImUt, he of thin opportunity to see fur
Four pheananta recently horn i te.'tlun- im'..i"i'leie .ml
said. Quoting the report of .Smith themnelven the hospital facllillert, ai do- /no are getting alnng (ine, ,.i„| returns sltu'»ed t „ in
and Gillespie, Jacksonville engi
Director Hryan will npeatt on j nald Sid KiChard, park nuperltiFigoren from laid, tin- c
neer*, hit declared that the cost the honpllal itrlve at the Klwauin >li'tidetd. In addition, there are If.
|lrir|y Mlll| do- cm ,.■• <
of the terminal I* based on antic Ciuti liinchenn Wednc<«lav an,I oil new parnkeete.
nppoiltlou polnle.l
u in'
ipated 100,000 tons of freight a Wednenihiy night w ill addrens t h
e
------------------ -------f „ r die Sueiali-t
In vuim.
I ' l l M K K T P O H TI’ N F.II
„ . | , n„ nl„| r m nl »|t-»*
year, equally divided
between Hrmford nunlueaa mill Prnfeanlon-1
' Tile meeting of the Seminole
yesteidiiv
north amt south traffic, lie reail at Woman’n Glut),
Principal Herman K . M orris »f I'nm itv Tiil.erculo»Ja and Health
||„ . r,.,,,| |s
i„u .e
a letter from C. O. Willis, opera
tor of the Marine Transport Co., Seminole High School lias nr Aonociation, ncheduled for T h o rs v/ntelte.t ns a |n.««ihle !•:«*•"
Ihe C ity H ull. ,,f unii.Miitl ft'i'll up hi win s(
staling that h« would he willing opted the clialrm an*hl,i of u llu lu v evening at
........................
Ut operate barges between Tren ncinnit ch ild ren s a c tiv lllo . in dll'* litas tieen postponed until fu rther ' i'U td ,>d S VMtee
ton. N. J. and Hanford If the term rnnipalgu Ihrimghout the county, notice due to tha death of l.ttllier <al|tii")l elect in)) )-- -rbi'did. i '
inal la pul in operation, and If with Princ.pnl Itnyliurn Millwee S. Iliirkey, father of Mm . Kd- next vear
commitments on tonnage are sat at l.ym an School, Principal W. A want Kerclier, cecretary of the
Tt'e fotlserviillves ,'l E»itu, -1
isfactory. Transportation time be Teague o f Oviedo ua co-chairmen. Ammeiitlon.
i net i-uiu uf Itl I'liiiuri! -I','il
train* nf *t!' seals liiillila'i'd n*tween Sanford and Trenton would
I live lii-tirii, in rifiL* urban met ' .i
lie approximately 10 tlaye, he said,
districts nf Fuii'laiel and WulMr. Higgins reported a survey
The Pomvervntives -nnl I " <
which disclosed that within a 40
I'llilU'd li.'i xenl' ni'll Ills I n l
’
mile radius of Hanford more than
(ifi. fur a ret ill's "f It! I " ■■it
27fi,(Wft Ions of canned goods are
KaiiiH were i"i< a* f"i"
'',1
produced annually. He named a
eight tossen,
t'lunmniiisi r mi'
list of rannrra he had written to
for Informal Ion. and'predicted that
NF.W YORK. May ID— (/P)—The United .Slate* it making an nolle, luHies two; lndi'|" ii l' n'
these would ship more than 76,000 other attempt today to romhal Hate luding. ll it giving advice in Eu with I'oiiservntivi' Mipinvri
12, liiaaea III; lude|iendeul
*■
’'■•
tons of canned goods, principally rope— advice which Washington ihrlf uftrn findt hard to follow.
nut Ciuiservnllve •»ii|i|i**ri. . i"
citrus, hy Ihe Inca) water route.
Roads Must Cut E x
penses, Hike Rates
Or Be Run By U. S.
10.
Consumer Pay S e n a t e O k a y s B i l l T o
Drops r o r 3rd
Straight Month G i v e G o v e r n o r B r o a d
C o n tr o l O v e r B u y in g
Sen. Counally Backs
W A S H IN G T O N . Mny 10t>I*. The Semite'* foreign pol
ley leaders sui.l tmlny that the
North A lln n lic Trent)' nnil Um
proposed items f ,.. Kuropi. pro
grnm do n«l e«iitem|>liite .1
"Mngimit
I .too defense*' of
Western Km ope Itotli Senators
Cumin I ly tll-T e M
Vnndeii
lierg 1 H*Miel.t i.m.le this elem
ul Semite lo iiiin g s mi rn llfi
euliim of the North \tlnntie
Allinn.-e. .Iiinics
I' Wnrhurg.
f.irn ii'i New York hunker, hail
(pieslhmed whether Ihe Ih d tr.l
Stales plnns to hiiihl op enough
mil It 11 ry strength In Kurope to
hlnek 1111 Inviish.ii ul Kurope*'
frontiers
W mloirg
-uiil he
tens opposed l<> the I rent)' If it
•neniil defeiuling Western Kurope's fro iitie is, hut npproved
if it m.'imt only Mint the i'ld ie d
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negroes who suffered Injury as
the resuli uf t highway accident
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THLR8DAY, MAY J L 2 P
THF. SANFORD HERALD, 6ANFORD, FLORIDA
FAGI FOUR
A III.. Priiiliii'llon
Europe's Recovery
Efforts Reach Top
Spending Heights
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tl
! irN iila u ii I'«*am Pag# I 4tr. 2i
I whfir it hasn't hr«>n btfor*. Mag.
I.o Nathan will «oo ll amt romtmI lUT . . . .
| You know you ahuuld pivp up.
j Mm y'ttu rart'l. Tho >oai» ata t„o a
j nliig out mi yuu.
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, Thou thin work, a vollit, darlt| halio,I Ih,I of SB. If. II Tiirkai uf
! f'li»rlo«toii, VV Va., vlmwv up Ha
, vav* ho know Nathan uvoMPai Ha
rlaliii* to liavo rooii him allvp In
a llolglan lioxpItMl two month*
after lilv piano wont dowtr
Ihpro, you vay to yourself, »••
ho wa* alive I know it. Rut that
|was ii if*i o than four yearn ago
Tucker save hi* vt,,ry hav l«B
tlio War Ih'partuieiit to rpopan tl* 9
, inv pv11vm I Inn into ymir huy'v *tlt! H|iiirai Utica
p *•*
No vuii g*. hark to Vulir wnik
In ihr Minadway restaurant, And
hark at ntghi to your hi,iiip in
Hinoklyn A list you keep ,*n writlug IrtloiH, asking .piostionv hupuia
hoping . , honing.
Wliat else wnuM you Ju. T f ywu
v. pip Harry lopsoltpr*
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pm lx* mill
tiHMiiif iium !•I
r»»Hlly Hn (lit*
kmiw ulili'r.
'D m* iii*|#<*i tnnru nf thi'Mi* uvi'i
IIY f'l.AlIK I? IIK A .'II
it|f»* M ltlU iin it pol«*nlinl nifirIc•••
W ASH IN G TO N ,
iiilt
l*»i ili«* i m iiuikt*r« rjin ru ii I m* «*v ««i
I iiropeai, money him gnni' to uoi k
t"*f imil ffil In iMiinltt'rn tlit*v rt*
a I- -f
on a va»t urnlo to miike the Mmeli- ,
p rr-»* iit iimrt* (h im i t lif -t h lr d «if i
■II Plan n •upm' k*. Tin* IB,1100,(MM),•<
llll lilt* V fM rh 'ft IIMW III ll««* MltNl
000 of Mnt vlmll I'lnn fund* provliluf
•*v«*rit iin11y mutt )»#• it*
pit « i fm It only n vlxlh of m'vonth
p lfin u l
uf w IihI Kiiin|ti' iln If iv » |n-1ill111u I
A till* f i **m tin*
M*|i|ni‘«*iiif nt
la pH hack mi it* font.
Miurkft I t l f l f III **ti Hit* lu ll hup* uf
Before tin- plnn got etarti'fl, tin''
fti*r<Mifi« win* ili’pin it ir iiit u t n lf iil
hulk of tin- Km<i|i**iiii iiMiniiy min
tu faitV II IM'H t Ml »*Yfry t WII Uf
ply win lu'iomliur itNiiiiili'il up, ullo.
tlir*••• vi'Mi •
Ifiw-arii'll Without tlio rnmpHMitiv >
I Ilf ■*t|ll**<| tiling t|»f » Ml lllllkt*!*
Pl> Vlllifll IHIVIMI Ilf llolllIK lll'l'lll'il j
kflllU I *li.it tllfN lift%f nut lillllt
to toil I'orltilu owmlliil wi'ili'iu
r-imupli *in v -Mm i- flu* mhi fu uifft
hfinlMiliHo priulilil*. nullvo iiihiiov
lilt' tlFlIilllltl ID') UllllllMt ttIK 1*1ll*'
I’flAtl'I'l I 1,111*1 not llo til Wilt k to
till* tUill uf t!*I I t Ntt pNs*)Ffl|(» l
rfhiillil tlio Kmo|,oiio oi'oiiiiiiiy
fill'* wi'if uiiult- fui iivihap iup
In in11*i of Kiitupi' tin* iiionov
iful lliv fill- Mai v# ill I
W»l e tiling lo Hoik, lull It Iiooiloil
Ih i omul flptiMa fli« uiiIunI i ,
hflp flolll till' llolllllK III VHIIIO
liii* Ituili ttiilv mIhuii I m Mmmmmi
eullliliiPt tlio null vo money lili't
I'M*
•ill • fui I hr ifiiiHFtVli
lost it« nerve
IliUlt't'l •Ipl'i lilt- **MI
Dav ill fit urn, rhlof of tlio hi
Cimmii' t‘oo|ioi ntiiin Ailmiiiui i ii
HI I IM |N 1*1 I | M f'
tlfin't I F.CA | upeetal iitlnMoi to
IV'I,
vthv •/!*»
Fiance, mjfi l Ii al pi'iintilllii' vlag
U'mIMi t M*o i \ lit'l*l ii**i ip liiiiut
ti»tKoi vei/*d Kiaiu'o In tlio Itiftti.
*•»'♦■ li| I a*|i«'j|lFt||\ pi uff*t«t||||i Itttr
Tli* valor o| tlio fi mu' kopi ful
l**i luu M»i 11Ini ImMi Imiiuiii, II
ling until tint limt f*H inniiiliv Nut
•I*f•I •• IP M-Mil •I’M’I |||)f
IIP I
wanting to keep tin'll iiihiiov In
I'*!# f l Mill III* #*•IMI•* tu *tlp|»ol I II
fraiirv, Ilif Iiiveitoi* Iuiiik Ii I lioni'l'
••at ' In- •hum * i» I lit*ii •
Cf goiiils--wurfi uv i UK*, Jewell y,
I lit* p#*l ll luu, fllr.l va**Iai ifMy M*
pint |.»iiiilii|’i. Homo ilrli people
*•••• lluil Ilia* Iilia* m*lui pi ••iiil*r«l
(hipped good* alunad on roioii'ii
'*« mill I lilt film lilt pi Mt a*i \YIII la
mrnl Tim vhliiheiv kept llllo nlulo
•hr l.taiiluf pitpiiMul Mini ha*fp|r
the rmninodltie* were lii'lil fm
h* ••‘IIIMI I la-(| hi | ill au| i n| hitthtlli In foirlgi, wni piniii'ii' v I he
, M t U -E T A I -K
••Mini llnp** f.a htimiM '.hr •I JimIdee wa» in eventually follow the
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(N iu t of Ih* Huy phulua ftuiiI fpf 91ftullufiUl I
Ictil.o in •kit* luan. Ii wuulil ilio»
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mill..villi.I' polil ill'll I'lioomiig lull"
lip to non niii'l of I In- n i oi oi i
linn iiilfvl mi'iil in I'"|laIII o luiio
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iron mail*' hi I ho A loot trim gin
g| HUH HI ............. pcll'llle ' iifallllI
wav mi wIII in l* 'll lllko III" .hill" I
N"W llio expel Iv I'X||" I In voo
•pi Ivalo lllll'ollll V got llllo III" flolll
In lliilv llio iii vovt iiii'iil Mil mil mu
hav Ill'll III Ill'll till*
II** Ml
FlilH I N m lllMlkl'd llllI*•«*v••IIM'lllN
Iim hooii noil'll yi'l, iilltiougIi llio
Ilia liavn liolil it* pi II I' fni llhmll
p veac how.
Ill Wi'Vloiii 11011101111 llioin Iihv
hi'pi, x *ofiroiii of IiivovI ihohi i up
i'Aro*..
ilkl lull In Kt'A olfilllllv tl"
IIIHIIOV "llpplv “I't'lliv lo ho IMOIOIIV
log N* llio huliiiiro of ovpoitv ovoi
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killInil I v l Hillllllll'v lo li-i
. •' Jtntoi‘10 lllllllo Ilf llll r'llllll fie*
i.tiM* a liliu m# Hit* 11••y\11 *•! ?l.« lu-.fl iif M ix
liolhg hl'lpoil III" vhoWII HO OII|l . Vii.1 I’UL.lUINf Ail)
It Ilet • Y\ tl*. V. . P I • l**M .IA •|l|f.|| .it Ilf) 1 • ■.1 ••mitt tiliMl) it
rnvi ihoiii on thi' iiivovinioiiiv ,nli*. M -.;
Y.i IU* In tl.F
ill A|*| •*• til" "III I •• 11YatI IM ........... •«
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io I * A mII" til" llo* M)) M
M It fl », .S«*mmI)0‘
mill lulling llll (llll Mil'll' illlllli' lliUiptfl) • •if |. •lilftl • Mitt lit In flu I tMl If •I fl.il)
llltltttttll K ill ......tllf*h)*l)*|
M u. A t 11YI it, I ••M()*AI all l*f Vl» KIM *1
llio I 0V| 1,111I'oi of III! llll I I' HI
Itiii fm llio Mih "liull I'hiii ■•■on
Ulov II" II will'll Mil'll' I" ll IMOIll
Hill |IOH| lllg III 011*111* llll oil Mo'll I
l Is It \ M l l l l i r s • ii m ill • It |I "III Mill.., Vi. Y••ll W l
i-ai'llhI 11,01 »tll v|m'ihI iilioiit >Mii.
\u-11 ilm
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\ll loi II Ill f|wtlM.|* III Mill
ll(g|,fMMI,IIIMI Mil" flvml von I I........ I [
N I •YY Si Ml III SVllU'M, \iinli iiliu, mid
rrniio fiuioiim noil fnim*. tuuhl'
now plniiiv. hoiiiov mill lriiii<|«ntii t)* imp) I I lit III Ia• illYl’nl lt|| ••III ll 11 «*!•tig*••• 11 tlll'lll f (• Ii iiiul « lii|H
fill) VY It
it* • Mill* fio lu p ii
Hun fni'lllllna.
i« flo* I Tn it«••! S I i i I mn
-kill. I .
Jllill Hllllli illlll) l\ •IJiagflit II
Till" uioiiiiv lhoy ii’lll ho lukoit! III e1*1111 •ill If| till- llfpl |*NM|IMI
llullu ml Mit>. li liul|*ii| Ini
alioiil '.Mi pi'iimil of Mioii iiiitioiiiil ”111* 111) •I* pm lilt Dili 1*1 pi UPI III
llli'Hllion mill |ih'Wllig ll lull k Ihlo turn wit Idtl’ci I lull! llu ImIa I ))f ii,. oimi.ii, I hr lul'ifo i. II' rlinvi'fl,
himiiirvv. Ill nvoiiigo poi loilv of, Pi •*• II.\) iMl.’ lll
IfV tl llll | c potiiio i n , , inrliov loin: 1
prosperity viii Ii Iiivovi iiii'iil v iv iiv ,
nully m niiiiil Ifi pcnciil of imooi*
Tu ialxo ll lo I’ll poii'oiil. tlio ooHii
lllov will llllVO lo lllllllltlllll ll'lllli I II
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living tlanilunl* fill mini voiii' (
yet, denying lliointolvp* u Ini „f
/
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COtllllinei gumI
' Tlio lniaiiM*»n mil look Iihv Io In
good, ami Mio pooplo'v fmih in Mion
countile)' fill mo must no aliong
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WOMAN t H a I N U I
9
YORK Ha May h —i/Hi — hhpriff
| Clyde F Rp h iip I sai.i a
yoir-olj
" ‘.man wav found chained to a hod
•n her luntlioi in liw'v liomp'-clad
only in an under garment and
■plaMerrd with hhu.it
luvtii.l AMorney Hamid H Hudi (“ill filed a charge uf assault and
li.aturv agatnvi the t.rolher in law
William i.at.lo t'.S a chain plant
I w.iii oi who inl.t anihoritie* tic
, n»lds a .ortificat* »« a minuter c f ^
I in* go«pe|
f,,s;i fiiis>
LOOK! LADIES!
Malhcr Is Going Oul of the Ladies’ Ready-lo-Wear Business!
Evciyfliinr; Musi (io! Wt* Need (he Space lot New Modern Lines ol* Furniture that Will
Im* houghl hy Our Buyers at the Siininter h i rniture Market.
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I'AI,I, mid WINTKIt DRESSES!
AND ,*sl•!la
ns
I.ADIES 2 pc. SUITES!
m from Milwaukee
end ought to know
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B lati is M ilw aukee’s
Finest B eer”
A. Be CLIQUORS
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Crepes
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M
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9
Failles
9
Plains
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Sharkskins
9
Fur Trims
9
ALL Wool
9 Coverts
Values T o ......................... ?50.1)fi
ih• MiUa.k#* Yiemen •
* m « y!oi 1« ii
unJ wirifYti «d 40 CIff Halt »r.j Maf.«rai
Chon.p.A<ii«htf*«
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C a h ^ id in e ^
FALL mid WINTER COATS!
•o,i l§ tti# r RyiAiij *«%rvtoff,
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OKLANDO
UOSK CITY
CALIFORNIA 20'r
PORT. KKIIHY, MIIHC.
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“ U ia ti Maar ia lig h t duw ii M ilw aukaa't
f allay,” ta y s Mr* H y a u .' Kara, lit A iuartca’a
Lire w ing capital, o u r cholca i« Rial* M
T a itii B la U ^ tn dayl D lt t o ia r w hat
M Uwauliaaana hava kn ow n fu r uearty
a ca ntury . . . th a t B la u it
Mtiwaukaa'a fl/ u rf hear.
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Rack-Play Suits, Dresses, Sweaters, Rain Coats
MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
Come Early Friday Morning!
"GOOD and BAD"
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�In Unity Thara Is Btranfth—
THE WEATHER
T e P ro te c t th e Peace o f th e W o rM i
T e P ra m ate th e P r a g r a n o f A m s rlc a i
T e P ro fe c e fr e e p e rlty fa r H anfe rd .
VOLUME
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F a ir end " a rm th ro u g h S a tu rrliT lig h t to m o de ra te v a ria b le
- ind*.
E n t a b lln h e d 1908
State’s H iring
Special Legal
A id e s Slow ed
SANFORD.
Chennault Heard On China Aid
,
29
House Members
Put In Bill To Le
galize Bookmaking
Offices In Florida
F L O R ID A ,
F R ID A Y
Spain Is Being
A rm ed By U .S .
Soviets Charge
U. S. Proposes|Gerard S e e s
Relaxation Of Jn Year If
Japan Controls
IMeads for Pact
B r i t a i n Assists In
Plan To Kill U. N.
Attempts To Stop
Franco, Red Says
Hollywood Park
For Nation! Is Destroyed By
$5,000,000 Fi r e
W A M IIN C .IO N . M.iv t. </!*>
Ihe l inteil Si lie . declared to d a y
rh.it lip .r o .lioolcl "h e given ill
............ I it, own -f fi()() | |o r s c s A | S w a n k
I u m in D ir m lrfiM luittril firlil
A pnltc v v L iIrn irn i l>v the .state
L a 11 t o t ' H lit
Y ya c k
Dep.iiiineiii .mi that beginning tin* | Saved From Injury
pun p ,, iim lri rli*- hi <up,ilio ii h a i
‘ith vio n , athanlages mi le .e lo p
iiir ., h r.illh v otlerii.tlioiial outlook"
and a le rtin g 'lie iin illl.ln o that
iih h I i I w ell an.e Im m any ahriipl
rrm m a l of cm ie n t re .litc tn in . after
a |>e.n l lie a ty
Ih e .latem ent idilerl
I h r iiiiin edialr re iu in p lio n h v
lap.in ol .n m r international irvprutiih ih lie . hi ,mh fieldc a trade pro
m illion, c ilirrin liip am i p ro p e rly
problem ,, itd iiita l re la tio n ,, tec Itrm a! ami .iie n ld n aliangenient*
am i eschangec w ould pro vide a rob
New $100,000 Piggly-Wiggly Store
To Hold Open House On Sunday
Daisy Spivey Cos<*
Declared IVtistrini
In Circuit Com!
Iss££S S f S S k H x S , : '
i' i W
Edu cailutt C um m lttaa argued such l-in m ln -M e rc u ry plant n ra ih y.
met to A ve n u e side and a sm all
J in l how lo ii vi llie M rik r rtiinhi upmi* on Th ird H tre rt Tho |mrkKap. W o llt ik y , ch a irm a n o f the
a m ove w ould
j l J w ra c k the I 047 jl""t wa* anylrurlv'* guei*. N o ,m- ",g m e,, ha* e u lia n c e s fro m hnth
school fa w .
, mediate tcnew al of ro m p a n y-u m o n
in te rio r o f the -to re tillReip, L u c k le o f D u va l, sp onsor negotialiotts fo r settlemetd o f •be j
nne w ith It* ro o m in u ft.
o f tha o rig in a l ca ttl* fe n cin g tlispu tr was scheduled. Rut it was I ,\lsle*
between d isp la y co u n te rs
b ill, protasis
S peaker M u rf t ra y th a t he had To*i|ad” tlm felt that I>oth F o ld and the U A W nro e ig h t font w ldn and a re ro v
m Huuaa'a
Hue
aid* o f tha conference w ould he agreeable In ea tly peace ■■red w ith linoleum In c o n tra stin g
cotnm lUa* to w n a ld a r the am end- , u H , jn vie w o f the ctilica l a«|»eil, square*. It w ill Im a ru le o f tha
vd cow bill w ith "rabid s u p p o rt - 1 t
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lL«aU ae*a *• eaa* M lO * i
" prolonged striaethe mI-I cs, said M r. Casauht*.
Since the -to re Is c n tire l y of
M eanw hile T h u C IO
U nited
‘Cracker Day’ Will iniMroat.
dem and ing « fo u rth round pay
o th e r Idg CIIO u nion g to fo llo w the leader.
Be Held Sunday By a reT hgeo inSome
steel, coal, H tilom olilln trod
l IndiiH trlcs - r e c o n fro n t
Dusty Boots Club electrica
ed w ith w o rk e r dem ands fo r m ote
(.|lx rK ,,,| w ith se llin g b . t l . r , » . t
Yh«i ewse w on co u tim io l
Ju d gt.
||. S m ith to the N m - .
h er tprm
a c n u d ln g t„ ••
H m id u ii, clerk o f Ihe com I
I). Illchnrdnon. who » « - ,>■
n m tlv bro ught l.m k fro m I
ton, T e x a s , hv D eep nty r in n i,
Itnck. iilmidid g u ilty to u cb m i’.
o f g ra n d la rc e n y and w «« >rn
me y e n r In the -t„tp e n ite n tia ry
Walter Ja c k Hull, tirgio. cliHiy.
acceaaible to
Item made m orn
ru sto m u rs by placing la rg e signs
nf rod plastic re fle c tin g m n to rln l
h I h ivc
each c a te g o ry
o f food,
C a h in et- nre also n uinliereil fo r
i-in ven ien t location.
N a tu ra l d a y lig h t
lig h tin g la
m opey and m ore hetiofils.
w ith
flua roacant
supplem ented
In W a sh in g to n , Jo h n I,, t.ewl* lig h tin g o f the "slim Una" typ* .
and Joseph K. M ooily u f the
The
re frig e ra te d
aalf-a«rvlc*
S outhern Coul I'ruducar* A sso cia m eat counter stre tch es lh a fu ll
tion called a co nference to d ay to w id th o f the re a r o f th* ito ra .
a rra n g e th e ir ro n tra tt n e g o lla - |)MCk o f thl* co u n to r behind a p ar
Ilona, M ine operato ra are w o n d a r -1 titlo n Is the m eat c u ttin g and
In g w h e th e r L o w la Inlands to end w ra p p in g room w h e re tho m eat la
the U n ite d M ine W o rk er* con - 1ru t, w e lg h td and priced, w ra p p e d
(V a a tiB U M u a rsss U ta h n _
__ a'isa t f a a wa ra«t# a i « H t
4th-Round Labor-Management Fight
Being Joined Earlier Than Expected
flEW YT>RK, May ft— </P>— The [outih-tmmd Ubor-manayemant
battle it being joined even earlier than expected. And thii yean it may
ba ,lba real thing.
• Management feelt it's in a good lac lice I position to fight. Labor
fetlt it must push new demand*, mainly for Social Security, to stave
off loaa of ground in th« r e c e s s i o n . --------------------1'■ " 1
J i-5 o,£ ,.»r'X2r*—
w*h “ • >#«.■ m v ,
Sto Sstand
a ifirm.
m ' Z U 'HZ W“ <"-" * A ■**■“ “*
Four Mg induairlea
are tot for labor dlaput** between
new and mid-July— auto, coal,
whhh t i ^ f r i m ^ f b o 'f J e n !" ■ta*l and eteotrlc appliance*. In
all four, labor'* demands hava
,J B r r S *
i r J n 0^
sputoand relnajSrldlaa and ^ding been tentatively outlined. In alt
four, management ha*1 aatd tha
cro p*.
demands are unnccaptabla.
Of eaorea, tha same axaeutivaa
m
p a e ii lu a a A iT
said tha aama thing just n year
ago, before the third-round of
‘ ' Illy to attipto tt if. m eeting o f wag* hlkas. However, when Ganand Motor* signed up.with labor
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at tha higher level, the other In
dustrie* fall la IIm . At that Um*
rmaant had mare to lean
strike* than from1granting
. This year it hasn't,
thay ward still ridc4v -v t 3»j2 i> ii 3i f e . o , '
V . -C,
pany's salsa and prnl Fit book*.
Thin year all fo u r Industrie# a rc
in a buyer*' m a rk e t, and som e o f
them w onder how lo a g th e y can
m a in ta in p re ia n t p ro d u ctio n ra te s ,
a* it la.
Even the auto companlee, while
■till claiming order backlog*, a*,
paelally for the cheaper make*,
are wondering. If the preeeat
near-record production continue*
throughout the reet of the year,
■ome auto eompaaiea are apt to
find they have produced more
care than they can Mil. Drebtlew they wouldn't eheeae te he
m il m a n sla u gh ter. plemlr,| gmU
to the o ffe n se o f a g g rn v n tid
"'•*•<#. and was fined » l "0 ...
u m js in lull -tflei the t>b'M » » ,
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r h ” « ■ " "f **• I '
ch a rge d w ill, g ru m l imibi'*'
lu rn t, was cool l-t-i - 1 in r be N
em oer term .
T h e C o u rt
rccsscd T l n u - l
before noon ami w ill n- cm n .
M onday a t lO ilK k u n P - v T rk ,.
M onday m o rn in g at TlliM t nVb.
fo r tria l o f c iv il cusps.
noli
,l».ill
Hi,mil mg tin- late Itev W I’
Vo-ley, MU'lnbi'i - nf Ihl' Kir t t'lil 1st
nro U I i i i i i 'I i will Indd ground iiioak
mg oxeiclses Sunday iifloriiiinn In
I'idobiali' erect Ion of the Yesley
Memorial I'aisniiago which will bn
hwaln!
north
,,
„ , »f the
. . church
Mia. Yesley, widow of the late
Pastor, will be accoidid Ihe honor
of turning the first spadeful nf
dirt, and officer* of tho church will
follow.
Hpcakeis at the ccremnny will
lie Mr. Paul Uat pen ter, pa-liu of
the First C h ris tia n ........eh nf Orlando, and Ihe Rev. J K. McKinley,
pastor of the First
Methodist
Ghltrcl, tif Hanford.
Both Mntlii't s hay and cl,in cl,
homecoming will lie observed in Ihe
11:00 o'clock mornlog service con
ducted liy the Itev. J. II. Farris*.
Y o rk , wrote him
"Am not i* fa v o r
lat plant and leaped, within mils - hut think it nereiiary " Hammond
Utrs. tlirough tlie y ie ld ,tro d ami W 4' tm lnAM fint in S|Min h i the
Full ( lull
.Shortly diet thr roof Utr V*iQ%
am i
101 , 11.IIII r
Its Rn uiiti * •Hoitiniiiin
1•4*1 1i i *1 i*n\* th'iN I'Ntt' t|ii from
|t|v "f S 'n m iri W rll r.t. form
i ih»*
#*i l ‘ m In si r 1 oim v »*f Hi >»i #» #t1it1 fhx*
|iiml'W’)wlllliil . tn ,11h poll
|
1 8lilt >f lOt.lljl > Dl 1H' 1-n «f ihd
N 0 1 1 It \ t litfit l» I'u rl i <rV*if #•r D it
l*w 1$ |l•*■*1! 1\ 4* if l*J» f tt\5 ,11 t{ nt|l**cDV^
1■"♦tin it $ imh Ii t Mi»’ I nit i*#| NwMuiiJi,
iI
f hit I M in ^ovcrii*
At (Mir time #,iiitM’i:w mul »j»u# K * iih ' ii I util Ink#’ »’v #*i s 1,pp',rtutilty
f i inti tin* i*iif hi ihu v hinli kfriiiul ‘liiniiw Mu* m**tiM»“* t**
t»» hjm
wtitiitl shiii iijiii unl . nf 1.4HMI fiH't Mir j>ncl iih i* imi,ii H '
i*hf|tlir*it
«4tul Akklrlcd it* ♦* if itM*. winii. T*lnv |inif ilw auMtuiilv
"f Mi** fhtltftl
|Afti'i'tiK'llItii f I in in* - nil i iit'ti*#! flu mi- |N'h Moiiw, iiinl it, ji HH'iin. *»f i*ntMindH of tiriliMtkii-t it ii« I 'xmirli'd tHiitMiuuik; Thi * fedm j*f i"ii *#f W m lIn the ■In , .civ pop,,late.I I II KU|H|II'
m en
I'liMlh-w I* T a ft, non,Ire, w f'nets,
The stand.- n i l . « tnl rr I lo-H I nrtdeil lo Its enilnt MOiient n f the
\ s s n t I A T H U * 1*1*8 .
|liui tl,e valiuible In o - i ’ s 01, luiiril ||i,ii't an adm onition that there
\ treatI w
wave
bllsteriil most "
.0 ((|f
|||t rilIll|,1
ave tdlstei
lo r ,tile
com ingK .......
w e re ( m utt In* 1,0 "dom e-tic polities at
(he euatern h a lf o f the c n im trv nhviiiI liy u 'iie of the
h ' - jllic W h ite Hniiti'" In ilo nlm g w ith
again to,Inc a- u rn « - in W com
s lim i 11 tin I f m ill
cen va g u e ly
log and U olorado
d river r,l in IllC lg Ir VIII
ItiM s ia -liu t
„ in ti v „'ei>alhei.
A I -,1 -p n l cd W in tin- 11lick's |even 1-iie -l, and tin- A ia t n "
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Snow fell iiv p i p in ts "f -onlli i olio fnl rilH'k nf I■Ihi i. noil while I T n fi - in o tbi'i o f Itep uh llcsn
W y o m in g am i ea ste in I'.doi ,111111 mid geese the fowl III*-1 Si'i.ntoi l i.fr o f i lino, n l-n told th r
ni.l.. T e m p e ia tlirr
d io p iu .i m ■licit fely In tile little lube- n S, iiu i'O , to to on g o u rd -g a in s t
ll .»■Ilnur.I ll— I’ ah * I l -l .il
—. .tin- -ei'tlollN o f the Mi",, belt
' linin'! t" I, \ III 11111*I V nil'll
i . below freen lug (n o w .b ifte .l
M i'iuiwhile I' n - iiiin t It n m ir o along U S lligh w nv 'Mt (»• i'.n
leipie-t fm powi-i to le in g m iir r
null", in n t o f Itnck M ining tV \ n .
ilie gnveitiuii'iit f.lie il - nip -nd
to W iin iH u ttc i, -lu llin g
m in i,
ton chi - nod tiiic k - ln -l night
C le w - tit m ight not nun, ph»» i by .l,,U, I, ttinn llti’ii' will la’ no
t . cli'iii the d rifte d riirul-Inikiuip of fi'ih'l ill Itgi'lll'ii'- tillC iiliira d o S p rin g n -p o ile il n
i \ I'm miles- t ’liiig ii'— i - I'ailed Itack
wet -n o w nrnl the ISSI-II-III > lit U
Ii n a
-peclal - i ' - - , in,
A t ('beyenne. W y o ., n u n m i,. I
‘ ,
inttng drive by » mi,
rin- -tu m b lin g bluet.
lbe Son
,vlth -n o w fell in nelll fiee/ing
I. 1211b In fa n t,y. N « •*••»«< ]
(v|,icl, h ,.- .... I - i.'.n g a n it-w eath er.
,
h i ,. I d tni'il -tli-ce-sfol la - |(ji||i
|n|rn|M|,IMU „ „ ,t . . i.leml
National G u a i d 's
Recruiting D r i y
Termed Successful
lit,
Yesley Memorial
Ground Breaking
Is Slated Sunday
he h .r , tatted o. the wealth , allot. Ogden 11 Hrom rondnl New
rltihlim ise ..I th r m ult...... Hum dot
lnjm ii*'- m* h i niTi*|it
m il Im m ii I 1
Covers East As
West Gets Snow
IJ.IMKI ir.c iv
-in ic .c r,in ,, ti.in im g. » illi
nllly ’ >.tSMt ill ionic |III)'
I In in .lii-iig th n l the ii.lim n
w ill h r ini i r . l,I II -I, ,| ic u l t n|
the new Ii.iiiu n g p ro g i.iiii,. ,.in l
.ill .rom oim cinciil from (.c n ri.il
I lo yl ,S Y .im lm lir tg , A n I "in'
i hicl o| -i.t 11 "Ihe irg n l.il An
l i m e , mi lulling iii.ijm lo m m .iiu l,
rod im h vu lii.il i i i i i.I s., w ill li.n c
g rr-iln M d.tv ............................ lo) I
ipoiltic, in ti.roiril ir.ru e i when
(t iin lin iie d On Page T h r e r t
V V . Y M I lV . iO N . M , y h
l . i n r , Vt l.r ia r d , h in iie r am baiMilt*# Ir a •ien,i40) lold die Senate
f mritfn Kel.itinni iim riiillre today
ll t* 111' .,11,11011 I it d die .Senate
flora (I'll ritifv ll ■ N o rth A tlantir.
Alll.Mli r ii.it, lli.it it I, t . Iieen irgn
ftl.*' Hr t.ill 1>-■ n » ,i w ith in a
INC , 1.1A VI MU). t' ,lp| . M .„ h
t/f'l ih illv w o o il H ark, , »i|f> rif Am VPdi
ern a , iiim.i la .i.li m i r lia i Icc. w a ,
<»r 1,10 1 ,4 til ir
polled exra ted h i * I
toe ea rly
,d vised
j tm lay hoi .',tiir tax dinlfiUghlireil hltll illr , la ,or die treaty
b n rsrt
w e ir .pared
.
Geraid n d one nlliri n ainhsi-
O fir tu i-n iin xa tt HridOlltlv til
r<tim*i I'lHTs
In te l i» dl 0i til «hlr litkllru noil
rii#’ ftv
stfhinilh'il Uni eijui|i,nrnl pin. $»mir Im m L#i»
niiMilh. h*iw iim 'I Mkffi h I.|i t I im iii
A n g r lr ,
, ro d ) lotlvtltl »It F* Wrltnl
from nDYt'tiil nf tilt* J'ticlfli A llie s, (
uti liiflm ^ Hi it h in. K m iih m h k i I Mir ,we|il lr|.ire
l*!lill|>|*hi« ,, It l i u iiu ( yi*f I mm*ii
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w llrM'l'
’ Jlfll'l
ill**
SlllM|.
mf i t l 11iih$ the «‘ii|ii fill pihI ■»«i wliiuli I h ih .i * iviir*fn *t i ■i mr t n l at
1 1 "I Ml
f j $,*‘s <1wpiifiUHU
i+*n (Hihi'Y
I 1 *M. R S I .
« n iirnln riHtll >>1
W A S H IN G T O N Ma* ft */(•>
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‘
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r *nti"ttt" r.l tn d a y .ro
e xp a n ilrd Iram trtg piogiH tu fo, A i,
F o rte tr.e tv e i i f f u r r , .1in I men.
1.
,,
,
,
.. II will
, p ro ,u r ItiililU lg lot, 111,,, 111'
than 1 ' » tt < * tc .e r v u i, im l n l t n
m a ili' e oi.l 41 live d o ty tin n in g
pay l>. . ., 1-1 /5 ,1MHI >.| them At
Hteelworkrrs hnve token the lead the -elf-service type, good* have with assault with intent to
H o r n r u i n . , . 4 n o — lt v . 1. 11. . .
•vent* w ilt m a rk th e celebration
o f " C ra c k e r D a y ” S u n d a y a fte r
noon a t R :00 a t th* D u s ty Boots
R id in g A sso ciation tra c k n ea r
tha M u n icip a l A irp o r t, and In ad
dition to local antrlaa, a n u m b e r
o f. horsaa fro m n e ig h b o rin g cities
at# slated fo r e n try .
O n ly one even t, a flflo ya rd
r a t i , w ill d ra w a cash p rls s, $86
A l l cptears h a ve been challenged
. b y 8 llg h
E a rn e s t, local b la ck
sm ith. to beat Ma " D a ylig h t
D M to 11 in th la event.
M em ber* o f th* naaoclatlon mat
U a t nlgh,‘ to p lan aveata. I t w aa
dtolded to e lim in a te th e K h ed u le rl
c a lf-ro p in g due to d iffic u lty In
■aenrlng calve* fo r th e event.
P rise* w h ich w ill be aw arded
f o r ra c in g aventa a re n o w on die•svla* e l Bnk-an'a S p o rtin g Goods
second and th ird
_ r*,— . « - . . . „ a w a rd e d fo r cow
% po n y e lim in a tio n
racaat girl's
^ t o W ponjr raeee and Are# fo r a ll
m t o . f l r o l and aroond p riro a
w in h a .n w a rd e d to w m n a ra und er
I E o f th* ch ild re n race*.
‘ A n ew novelty event will b* tho
hi lit*i util t h r
Id V llill Mill - hi
mu Under Ftot;ram
prcM'iil
Triimon's Request To
Reot^nni/c Governnicnt Faces Tough
Baltic I n Senate
t*eg.ittil,, %%lm H.it ti i i t *MrI f I n
mill lllll i lull homed away, the Mfrlin
fIlf niillirrtk nl W orld
Huge W di nil#*, 4 it f ilm .i*t lti% HHii view*
1I wall* heg.ro In i tumble
slaiillal i niitrihutlon to thr et olio c hunk, ol in.i-oiirv lell, and r,,t
Tlii* fin hit» in m i if \ t lit* A t l m I Mr I'm I, i§ti•I 111 hi in thr mitidlit
oil, rr, o, er* nl laji.ro "
llremrn iiimiuig bo tlicir live,
Tile -I ill ,-iiii*ii I w a, i , , util illexA 11.>11V ...... I lu ll t lull «|iolce,- ttf tVt'nli'Mi L’vtlnpi* V%111 llll'llli W lf
flu* #’inl
I
> t’VfrvwhAT#
pbiiiillloi. ."tII III ,,proposal totill* |m.tIt ..till dir lo..
I. m te ie d In
Jiml thr fjiHmn ilimi t#f Mir utirUl
11 rut Mini I if*i ffiwlufit i’»•in in t« miii 11
Drive To Expand
Reserve Training Hlis(erin$r Heat
"dried to the personnel Ire n Ihe
M a n y political fig u re - in the
rwS
*™ r t . c K i . M n t o r r , ^ f,.h th re e stores, m aking a to tal of |j||||(»(| .States, he sitid. have
stressed the ''strategic use" o f the
m ant o f a hospital fo r alcohoUc*. M -* o r
C o m p a n y » huge
R iv e r 3# em ployee*
M odern to the last detail, the Ih e rla n peninsula "In the p re p a y„
f t H w W M b f - Ugancad b y a Iw o and R u itg r P la n t was locked to day in
* on * -H itf c A i t V f gaThtn t a t on - , ; fjrt| m , Jn r „ r ik f , (ntP |f#4 | „ one s to ry nU ildliig Is o f concrete atln ii fo r a new w a r .'1 He m m
IdiK-k co nstruction w ith steel re- lln n rd the v is its ol fo rm e r lleoe.
liquor.
an estimated 5,000 pickets paraded Inforcem en t and lias nil
In te rio r e ra 11, C h a irm a n Junto* A.
I'm
R vp ra a tu ta tivs * g a ve in to * ,
., , ,
( ontlnued uri fa x * F ig h t
nro* o f dfl by lif t fenl. T h e tw o
dem and fro m
Hap. pooser o f l*eace«hly before mam gales.
Jackson to kep the House Fdticu
It w a , th r le ru m l clay o f idlenrs- -ho ppin g eu tn in ie * and o xil* are
t i !n n . J 0 mrn u * ,..M,.r 0 nr'» T * ' t r- "> a p p roxim ately 05.000 (1 0 11,,. on the T h ird S tre e t aide h ( the
uiltg
went end o f the b uild ing. T h e exIw o of hi* hill* a ffe c tin g tlm
.
... ,
.
...
ng icvn
led A u to W orker*, w ho w alked old I I r i l o r -lilc" o f the h u lld ln g are
1P 47 school• -law.
Ptmaar
aurrnedod
In h a vin g 1,1 nm m y c le id a v m tim ou prote-t iiiitc d a ru ra l -lin d r ami the fro n t,
s»Ul to till' c o m m lllv c Oil lociil against what die
lh \ W caller! a oi T ll h i l SlrioM aide, I* u tntslel
g o ve rn m e n t, w h e re a .......................... .peed up" o l assem bly line.
'biule o f greet, T h e re in fo rced
c o u rte s y” p re va ils, bill* to ex..
.
. 1UU.
.
. .om -rete iiuinpil* In fro n t 1* crem n
■Jjj etnp l th e college education reN e a rly
tvO.leH) struc k at ^ Oi *-1
A miwt rlisI w a - deelm r.l in •1
' u u lra m e n t fu r Ilia school super- M m igr I'l.roi....... n f A m erica > in
p|H, la n d in g whs located hi
i «se of Ita ls y V e lm i s p u e v
Intand ent o f Ja c k s o n co u n ty and duct rial giants, am i a p p roxim ately 1„uch n w a y a* to p ro vid e p a rk in g
War
Pact
Is Not Ratified
Stiite Department Re
quests Freer Hand
1n
International
Affairs
5,000 Pickets
Parade Quietly
At Ford Plant
■ sue
N o . 184.
AAnncinlrri I’ renn Uftnrri Wire
$ | A V «J. I!U !»
T A L L A H A S S E E , M a y 6- ( / P )
U K E S U C C E S S . M .iy f» </P)~
fn a fig h t gen erally along p ro and
Russia** Andrei A . (irom yko charg
a n li-A d m in irira tio n lines, the F lo r
ed today ih.il United .Stairs and
ida H ouse voted to d a y to p ut the
lintain are strengthening Franco
brakes on h irin g special attorneys
Spain by supplying aims and giving
(o r S ta le agencies.
it rconoinu and [mllMi al avOitallCC.
The vote was 51- 29.
The S ■virt dep uty foreig n m inisR ep. M cC lu re o l Pinellas, w ho
le i «|Mikr h e lo te the 58 n ation p o l
h ii r t ’l b te n tim id about his stand
itic a l c n in rm llrr of the l u lle d N a
against the A d m in is tra tio n , led the
tio n * A ciernlily
> fig h t to pass the measure.
He a n used the tw o Inn W estern
I I A O I I O f fM I PAM OU 1 " F lyin g T l i * r i M. Ma). G en. C lair# Chenna n
C h ie f o p p o sitio n to the proposal
{rig h t), fo rm e r A i r Fore* C om m ander In C hina, confers In W ashington I ’owe n o f th w a tliriK I N. attem pts
came fro m his P inellas cou nty t o l
w ith Sen H a rry B yrd ( D - V a ) . left, and chairm an M illa rd T y d ln g t U>* lo illtn g about the d o w n h ill of
le a fu e . R ep . S chu h. w ho said ihe
M d ). o f the Senate A rm ed S ervice Com m ltte*. T e s tify in g bafor# a d o ted G e n e ra litu m o F la m i*i o I rani n.
hearing. C hennault declared that 1350.000.000 in U. S. aid at one. w ould
" T h e y have done e ve ryth in g pot
b tll s^at a move to "ch a n g e the form
save tha In ta rlo r o f C hina from C om m unist dom ination, (to ie rm tiio n a l) ilhle," (irrirnyko lanl. "to prevent
S o f/g o v e rn m e n t."
’ The b ill as passed, how ever. «a»
llie implementation of aiieiuhly tec o m id e re b ly w eaker than the o*i«
•nlulion*.
O IN Ig A i O m a r N. B rad ley. U. B.
in * I proposal.
U tim y k n ad d tened the rorotnlt- A rm r t.'hlef o f S taff, testifies beforo
A * app ro ve ,] to d a y It a u lh o r(ee ** it neared a ihnw dtrw n vole (he Senate fo re ig n R elation#C om *
ia l a lto rn e y n fo r tlm
on the u u ritin n of the top-level mitten in W ashington, pleading fo r
Road D e p a rtm e n t. Beverage Dediplom atic boycott on the F ra n c o ra tW rn tln n o f th# N o rth A tla n tia
r a ftm e n t, R a ilro a d am i
P ublic
'
Oafen.a T re a ty . P ointing nut that
^
U tilitie s C om m ission, C itru s C om
regime.
the ilelentrt frontier nl Ui* tt. S Ilea
S anfnrtf'i new l'i,ti|lv-W iggly le lf le tv ire itttrer m ar lie I at UH, I ail
m ission, Im p ro v e m e n t
C om m la
T h e llu s -la n -m il lltlln ln
stun. B o a rd o f A d m ln ls th a tlu n am i I bird .Street, itiiiip le lrd at a lo st o f rnrne than $ 100.( 100. w ill hlild the it. S. fro m the v e ry begin- "in Ihn henrt of Ktuope," fieri.
Itraitley rterlnrerl the western connIn d u s tria l C om m tsalon"th* rablnet open ht.inr Stimlay afternoon ftom 2
fn ltb in
f, f¥) o'r |m k. ami will open nlng have put tbeli fnltb
in the
the |l)r, rlllll(| , „ , p ||>i»sla If given » „ f The h ill also g iv e *
j*V,,',t'h,'r'l
fl'.rnt time for aconnmir rerovery
ju t f r t jilly to n e n n it ijU te agen- hit buroiei* Monday morning, J, H . I.y lr,. dislrut manager ho Winne tta U» h ire la w y e r* w hen th e y ’ ovett C om p any o l J n ksonvitte, am iu u iited today.
" Till* “ ............
'»r,iu nil "l» * "'1 f,’ f , h " b u ild ro * o f rte - - ♦ The Hture will .epln.e rl.e p,e- „
.,Mt•••!• of the pnlvic’e nf (eo*e.. ( I n i , motional Soue.lphotrs)
treed them .
Passage o f th is h ill entile after - A A A
gh* 1
x
"t l " ‘ ‘‘“ b d )-W ig g ly -lo ir m H in t ( premier*I OhmnbciInin nod 11*130 m em
put
to leg
legale m ber*
be r* P
ut In aa hb ill to
S treet trod M agnolia A venu e trod B||ipr w h e re b y l t r l l l - 1. mid Krone'll A * r _______ _____________
Isa b o o km a k inng
g In F lo rid a , p la n '
Jh 1' liWWtM* »nd ^1 ntde S upply n o n -ln tc rve n tlo li lielpeil t nm li the / t I T r O T C C v i p C I l S
■ ta x on bunk lea and bftofT I" **"
S tores at F o u rth S treet and San- S panish repuhlle. Now the United
astim ated ( 3.1,000,000 y e a rly .
fo rd A venu e. T h e T a h ir
S upply Su t,u . and the U nite,I K in gd o m
T h a S lat* w ould le v y a Ucenas
S to re on F irs t S treet w ill in m cln „ rt, flin»trtsr the sam e old tune n f
ta x o f $ 16,000 per y e a r on cacti
In ils present locHllm i.
n o n -ln terve ritlon."
o ff-tra c k ba ttin g
eN Ubllabm ent.
ft. W . (.assiibe, grocer v rn huh - ijm in y k u elted fig u ie s -liii' li lie
Thsae tra c k s w ould be p erm itted
g e r o f the F irs t Street -to re for *„[,) h Iio m s-,1 an Im rea-e In
trad e
to Accapt 1>*U on F lo rid a ami nuttill- past th ree ye a rs, w ill u u m iigr U lw e e n the V S. so.I Spalu and
o f-sta le race tra ck s hats.
the g ro c e ry d ep a rtm ent of ih e new an
A m e iln m i ru dlta , , c
United Steel- Storp
T h a b e llin g station* would pay C IO
T h e meat m a ik e l w ill he
VXplini| ernnom ic project* In l d t . U U U
IMen
V lC t l
To
III
Be
an I p ercen t la x on rare* ru n in
Workers Take Lead m am iged by W . C. Mule w ho has spnltt. lie then tu rn e d to the pu- P m i / i r l n d ^ i - l i n r d
F lo rid a , but th e re w ould he no
In this w o rk fo r ir. yea rs. H th a l aspects of tl. S .Spanish ra' ' ° V 1U C 0
le v y on raeaa ru n outsld* o f F lo rTo Seek Pay Hikes (men
M ight m ore em ployees
w ill he jatjons,
iS
I
U
'
.Some p in t- of the Midwe-t hot
Ill'll got -OIIIII relief tmlnv <
the n il-ilrg re e te m p e rn tu ies w lm b
|mV(, ),{! Hie nren fro the n o t
ml nit
loin day-. A tun— of
tro ll, the w e ste rn s ta te - nro, ml
into the ce n tra l p a rt n f tin i-inu,
i r y In d a y, re aching
W im nn«in.
ii' iitn il Io w a ,
sm itlie rn K n n m .
i.ml m irtb w e a te rn tlk la h n m a <!■ n
■ra l -lu iw c rs m ill tlnindi'i -tm m w ere re p n rte il near tin' rob, aii
(u n it.
T h e ,'inilluK breesi'M wi'ti'
lii'i ti'd tn -p l ead o v e r I In* N m il
U n it ra l -taten to nig ht and iim n
ra s tw H Iil
T ill' U . K.
W eal Ill'll
lln rc a ii -a id th e re w a - a |m-.i
l.lllty the beat w a ve w n ild •nl
liv e r the F a s te n , states b y Sun
day
, ,mf7the
"
"n " *',"
ft'*,,,
Mississippi valley
,
^
Atlantic roast and from rin
(;i||f
-„„thern tiieal l.aki
r,.K|(ln.
j},,, mercury shut tn teron
marks for the yoHr and fnl thi
date In many cities yesterday
Chicago ami Luulavllle had in,.
iro a ll* ..a o . r . , 1 Wt,a o
IriZ X X rtu ...
,,,,'til at „ meeting » f the
,
................................ ..
, „ h,.
nl , In- A n n u l v by I,lout. Hay.....nil
Ka-let, who rolumollili'd Sgt ' '
ll 111iio i,, loado, nf till' winning
Hum , ami Sg l J . W . Hoiiiblov,
|. ,..|,'t nf the ruin poling team m
ll., <|ii vi- fm thoir efforts. I .loot , j
l.'tni Haul" iiniiniinci'd In.tay
,
l*b> In-ing team momlior- were 1
i-iv i-i- at the fi-l, fry bold l « >
. .‘I,dn ilo tlie onniplotliin "f ' I " ' 1 to in ,till,c "f ♦In- lii .Ini ', slid
ivo which was -in rto d mi \,n I gnificance ni Midi,et ■ I'.r . tn
Father Nachiral)
Tells Lions Club
Of Mothers Dav
11he Uni Ied Si 1, 11** l v F a t he, Wtl
I gu m d -liie n w ill p a il.c
N a c h tra t, •<{ A ll Hmtls < itlvn> the ......lin g - of Nnlnnnd i |(J, ( :|„|rrh. and lalk i oil Ihe rr
which Will t.i- held ',.,.n (|v „ rK nnu* d Mdct .gate l i u
...... h,-t week jutil- . v,,|-lty liy tire |{. v U lnll illin lls.,
.1 lire month nl Uanip llltarnfinK.( (»r »uk(l«mk. J h Hhudds, dean, and
.ml in the iinniml •ncainpiHniii in i
, jr||r|,i ,,,, 1,1,,. ,,.|al Inn 1 Hill
I,., iudd J u ly ltd th ro u g h A u g
*
m ade op tlm p ro g ra m "f It "
l.inr,* Cl III 1 tndny at III,. I n n u i t
C e n te r.
T w o Hat.-, nf nominee., f „ clc;n n liirn w ere enjoyed b y the men. tinn o f o ffic e i- ami d lre e tn i. ..f
U tln n ig li the d ri)> has ended J tt ir I,Inns C lu b w e ll- n f frie d
uir
-n cce ssfu lly. said I, lent. Baiils, j ) , y Jo h n M e iu lt, the o th ci i,y led
»acai,i'les
fo r p u listm e n l - t ill VVilllam s. S e c re ta ry Ja c k M o rn c x l- t , and men m ay a p p ly fn c ja n ii w as in stru c te d by K in g l ion
tliin ext T h u rs d a y e ven in g at J H a m ilto n lli-h re to p re p ate tiie
n „ - next
T. N. Hamp Services
lis ts fo r b iilli.tin g n e xt week
H:im nclm-k.
F a th e r N a il,tra il traced tlm o b
Sunday At 2:(H) I*. M.
servance o f M o th e r’* D a y fro m
its o rig in Iry A n n a J a r v is of
F u n e ra l aarvlces fm Tlinnii,P h ila d elp h ia in I 1MIH in it- p ro
N . H am p , 34, w h o died W m lnesilsv
cla m a tio n b y P re sid en t W oodrow
a r tho re s u lt o f a tru c k accldord
W ils o n In 1011 a - a national h o li
In W a lta rb o ro , 8 . C. w ill )»• hold
d a y to tako place ,<nch y e a r on
S u n d a y a t 8 i 00 l'. M. at the
tl,e second S u n d a y In M a y fa!
E ric k s o n F u n e ra l H om e w ith I t o
Both thp dedication of Hie rliurch
. . .
....
, , ,i. c .
lo w in g In n tru rH o in o f (\ m g rrs Dm hunilriK uf Itx
McfriUBfi of lbs Sunford Ih lii aon! I'Piu iii villi) rufl
Ihft lo m iil
Ja m e s flre sh a in o ffic ia tin g . H orn,I
A n p ro v a l fo r observa nce o f the
w ill be mail* In K v u rg rc o n (hum
look place on p re vio u s M o th e rs 1 C en ter ta il night, adopted b y law*, e lri ie<l n flire ia , snd rom pleted llie lio lld a y In riii- i-n iin lty b y C atho to ry .
lies w a s g ive n b y Pope I’hi* X I ,
'•ay*o rg a n iia tin n o f the clu b fo r tb r com ing year.
B o rn Ju n e 3U, t r i l l In l.o lio rk ,
ho pointed out. lie i],inter I A b ra
--------------------------------j f ,0 board o f director* w ho were um m irn o u ily eletle d b y the d u b
M ich. M r. H a m p had lived In
m em b en h ip w ere a i follow * ; E.
K ilp a trick , Jo in , Iv e y . S. 0 . C b a ie , ham Lincoln's trib u te lo h li m o
S a n fo rd fo r a num ber n f years. F e d e r a j K m p l o y t ' t ' H
th e r and stated th at e v e ry d a y la
H la raaidonca w aa a t 408 I’alm ett" Q k n u r G n i n
i n I V I i i r J i h H a m ilto n Blabee, and Jo e M c -F
M o th e rs D s y in tlie C sth o llo
A ve n u e , H* w aa a W o rld W ar II ' ' n ” W K f Q i n
111 I f l i i r C I l ] Ca»l|u.
|,,H M o rriso n .
C h u rc h In m e m o ry o f tho sta te
v a to ra n and a tnem luir o f the
-------------O ffk a r# * lM t« l b y thn lamed, (imtr|{0 A , 8 ,l#er o u tlin e d step# m ent o f C h ris t to St. Jo h n , "Be
C hu rch o f Ood.
W A H H I N f i T O N , M a y 0 - W ) - Jm m ad lataly fo llo w in g the m em - thBt hni,
l#kBn ,n orltBnl>. hold T h y M other."
B u rv iv o r* include the w idow. Thl>ro w e rc 2, 102,043 civilian* borahlp m e a lin g w ere.;
Itollaitd |MK lhu d u b and leasing tho sw im R ev. B ra d le y told o f th e ch a r
fo r m
thee ga o ve rn m e n tl a tt th e 1 D»»n*_
V . B ittin g , ,n in({ pool and tennia co u rts fro m te r g ra n te d on M ar it to the new
,
, . " V . . . "■"'t'
w ,,fk
o rk ln
in ir
g ro
.proslilantt^
IC re tla a s * tie !■*■« V s a rl
d a u g h te r, B * tty i hi* atop fa ther en,i „ r M arch, an increase o f 6,897 vie# prealU antt L t* Sam uel*, see tho M a y fa ir In n fro m M a y t to
fuid. m o th e r, M r. and Mr*. It. A ||o[)VBr
thoe pB re
M vio
vJoulus m
m onth,
ant)l. tho
lho C
c iivv iill re t o r y t and Ja c k R a llg a n , troaa- Oct. I. H o alao read the by-law *
ve r th
u ro r.
THE WEATHER
S e rvic e C om m ission said tm lay.
th ere. Le slie H a m n o f M ilw aukee,
C o m m itte e appointed b y tho o f tho o rg a n is a tio n w h ic h w a re
In Ua m o n th ly re p o rt o f g o v e rn
u n a n im o u sly ap p ro ved b y tho
W la c.j f r e n c h H a m p o f C a li m ent e m p lo ym e n t It aald:
JA C K S O N V ILL E . M a y 6— «P)
p re sid en t a n d a p p ro ve d b y tho
. , ,
fo r n ia and P V p b H e m p o f H o lly
HIGH LOW
"Slxahla Increase* re p u rted b y board w e re ) M em here h I n - J a c k ; member*. U pon m otion o f Ja c k
M ill | th re e alatara. H r * . Grac. the D a n a rtm e n t o f tho A i r Fo rce , R a tlg a n , E . 0 . K ilp a tric k .
Le e R*tlR*n a vo te o f th ank*
waa A tla n ta
▼an P a l i H o lly H lllit Mr*. D olly ro a to fflc o D e p a rtm e n t, the Tro a i
Sam uel, M ra. 8 . O . Chase, end g ive n him fo r the w o rk ho had Ronton
fu tc h . •M elbourne,
and
Mr*
re. W i E . K lrc h h o ff.
done lit o rg a n is in g Ihe club.
C h ica g o
u
r
y
D
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
and
tha
Dcpaj
Q le d ya Clauaa, P vto a key, M idi
, E n te rta in m e n t— M ra. G e o rg e A .
M om berehlp face w a re fix e d a t D e tro it
m erit o f A g r ic u ltu r e w a re parti,
Speer, M ra. H a r r y W o o d ru ff, and |60 fo r fa m ily m em bership* and M inneapolis
o ffs e t b y a ilx a b le decrease In
S P O R TS M EN T O M E E T
M ra. F r a n k Shame#.
$36. fo r s in g le m em bership*. T h e P h o e n ix
D
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
o
f
the
N
a
v
y
.”
M em bers o f th e Sem inole C oun
S w im m in g
Pool— S am
M a r-.b o a rd ap p ro vo d a m otion to rg ake S a in t Lo uie
T
h
a
com
m
ission
collacta
atallat y S p o rtsm a n A sso cia tio n a rc reU na, M ra. r . M . G ln g ls s , and M ra .ith * fa cllitla a o f tha d u b a va ila b le J a e k io n v llla
qneated to m eet to n ig h t a t 7 :S0 ties on em p lo ym e n t In ra a c u tlv* A. B. M e X a n a y .
[to o u t-o f-c o u n ty guaats o f m em - M ia m i
o’atoek la th e expire o f 0 . A . agenda*, It* to ta ls do n o t Incluuda
T e n n ia
C o u rt— T . E . T u c k e r |bora fo r a period n o t to axeead O rla n d o
•peer. " T W ^ la a n a m a rg sn ry paraonnal In tha fe d e ra l Ju d ic ia ry
O otd on • D ean and M ra . C h a r- tw o w a alu.
o r Conx r aaa y.
T a lla h a w r e
Officers Are Elected At Meeting
Of Sanford Bath And Tennis Club
■
ka
il Knit .lack si in, Unlumlda. H
.t whs aiinotim-eil at the meeting.
Mnlinn piclutrn nf a m ilitary
1V-Vi ** X t f
*•"V.
1
•t
* ’j!. v .(l)N[v» dlijv*
,
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�PAGE TWO
Al THE CHURCHES
IF YOU CAN’T ATTEND
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Alt Church Nolle** M i l h* pr#*«1»lvd at D m l l r t l f *lfl<* M lh«
day balora public all'll.
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 8th
AT4 10:00
A. M
‘
AN D VISIT
Fir* Insursnr* Protection
fire
9 :iu
laaad"pUt-a^ t
We Are Giving Our GustomersThe Benefit Of
These Prices FairAlt indefinite Length Of Tiine That Good Premium Sunoco Dyna F u e l......... 2|c gal
All Grades o f OH—Dynalubc, Quaker State,
Ring Free McMillan ............. .................. * M e q t
Sunoco Mercury Oil
.......
.....Ii®
Lubrication Done By Tho A To Z Chart, Using
Lincoln Master L u b er» . Worth 1.25.. N o w .... 7§c
Washing ....... .... ..........r ....... ...............................
Polishing With WKn-Smil............... ..........M 00 and up
COMPLETE LINES OF SERVICE • WE ALSO CARRY
Pint fimS« KsSy leHasftoM Ttm At Dulir cm
Jm itliurr*
Nrw*
w »M *rn Jumtinr**
Th* 7 it'rlurk dull
Nnwi
H|ii>rt Mturr*
I'..polar it unit’
Mot ti I ii m Dvvullbn*
Hllv*r Hiring*
N*wa
Forestry Hliuw
IllUn Hrfrrcui
Popular Mualc
Old. Ntw , UorrnwaH, Blu*
ri.llrtran'a C U a .lr Hour
Allium IU r|tw tCRMC
,
Military jlMl.l
Saw*
*■
" *
Mnitiw UD III* Land
1400 Clutl
l>»|iulor Mirth;
Ijilln AirtorlrOrm
Moaliial Virlalla*
liar Nnno tlam-h
, Hntunlay Hwln*
Tmiiiy'a star
ill ial i- lo.vrro I’ n i i m i i i
Ttanllitie Jlv* H***lan
I’l.pular Mualo
ll**v«nly Hoapal Hlnfar*
Nawa
Th* 0:45 Uriah! Hpol
Farm Marital Haporl
T w M .lt* Hon*a
riporia Farad*
Dinah Hhura Sin**
Drifting on * I.Tutlil
Sunday Hohool l,aa*on
Kaynolaa by Carla
tirann Intarluda
III It a Myatarlaa
Millar* nt I’urula H*a»
ilaat Ilia Hand
lli.ra* Opry
Hronilwity llaoilwaHim
Vim. You. You anil You
Hpi.rl* Kloa of Day
According lo Uncord
Coni|ioaara Coroar
Clnaalcal Houvaolra
Nawa
**
To ro III bln Tim a
Sol Nit* liani’lNM I’arly
Nawa
Stun Off
At
gU^rn
CASH
DIVIDEND S TO
POLICY
HOLME IIS
( mi milHIMR)
/or
ik t
mail
wandirfal
girl
>u«
t l i mail waadirfal llagirls
a id r r f h ig i and tlrrputiir
SUNDAY
Hoodin' Mo-lrnl*
l,*l lb* llilil* H|i*ab
r.iniio.iiilty Chap-I
(Irani) l|*v*rlea
till) tl*frnln
Vocal 1liirnionli*ra
llrenkfnx with Star
Mnwnllao Echo*- .
Popular Mualc
Front I'oa* Dramu
Jungle Jim
I'unilc Weekly Man
Flrat lliipllal I'burrh
li.iaoel sinner*
Mrliioillat I'horcb
Hiring lin'lieairn
Ttiro l.1ai*oliia <)la*a
I'.ivnlrndi. of Monte
New*
llo|(obir Mualc
Hominy Mol lor*
11ii *on* Amlaoa
I'I iicm (if M*luily
l.olh«ruri lloor
Fnmlllary I'laaalcn
roim lnr Mualc
lineal Kdltnr
Th* 4:10 Itrlaht S|>ol
Tim * fur 44 Tim*
(treat Work a
New a
You'rt lure to moke her hoppy when the tee*
the LUXITE name on her favorite lingerie. Fur
M o «lc
Sur*ly Hlmw
Nitviif Air Hlmw
Four Knlalila
llcrcii to Vela
I'riimtly We llall
Melhmflal <*tiur.*li
Report From t'niiari
dural Star
Av* Marla lloor
Hii.iriu Kloa uf liny
Aeeorilln* to llrci.nl
itlnaalcat Kuorrolm
TNi'wa
hl*
Africa
M'l all’ you llruiMlilliM l'lnlghl llriidravmia
Nrwa
Mian Off
»he know* tl meant faihlon tmartnuit, meticulout ‘ lallorlng,
wear.
tuperb
quality
ond
you glvo tho flnttt. Choove her favorite TODAYI
th e
F IR S T B A P TIS E CHURCH
Park Avenue at Hlith Hlreel
W. P. Brook a, Jr., Paator
Sunday School l):4B A. M.
Morning Worahip 11:00 A. M.
Training Union 0:43 p, M.
■ Evening Worahip H;00 p. m .
Wedneaday aervice 8:00 P. M.
Nuraery for all th* Sunday aerVlfitttt
Sunday School hroadcuat next
Sunday uvwr W TRR al !(l:U0 A. M.
Weatmfnater Fellowship Group*
OiBO P, M.
In beeping with the Family
Week, tho Friendship Claw la
■ponaorlng a covereil dlih banquet,
Inviting nl| member* and friends
o fth i, church to attend. A play,
"Memories in Spngs", will . b«
longer
Oownt, tllpt, pettlcoott, punliet In u
galaxy of colon and fobrlc*. Give LUX I fE und
c h u r c h o f (io n
Have C eremonies
2flOB Elm Avenue
Rev. Jiie C, Crrwa, Mlnlater
The Vutloch Mlaalonary Ilnpllat
Hunday acluml at 0:43 A. M. Church In (Jvlcdo will have cornCleaneii for nil ugea,
eraltmo lining rcrcniohlcH mi HimPltatural aervire ul 11:110 A. M. ,I,|V oflenmou at 3:13 I*. M. All
The pnator ingea all members to member* and friend- of the church
be 'Prcacut at thin aervice.
and ciliaena of Oviedo ami aurEvungcliatic aervire at 7:43 I*, rounding eommimltlea are cordially
M. After the lileaaage, an ultur
t“ the aervire.
rail Will he given for prayer. Abm
The program will is* aa follow*:
U special healing aervire wlil fob 11,11 minute Inapirallnu Hervlre hy
low the altar aervire.
(diufyii*: mualc, St. John M. C.
I'raycr meeting und Bible atmly Church clmlr nf Altamonte Spring*,
Tueaday evening at 7:43 P, M. Huv. 11. L. Bradley, paator; InvocaCom* and hrlng your Bible*.
;tlou; mualc; acrlnture reading in
Woman'*
Mlaalonary
aervice ‘ onrert. I'aalin 122, followed with
Thuraday evening at 7:48 P. M. A ,h'' l'‘,r«*’» Prayer.
•tudy of tho mlaalon field*; Inter-1 Al’"' “ mualcal acleetlon Ijy the
eating report* given.
laplrltonl Singer* of the Church uf
Victory Lender* Band Friday
H'l'iford; mlaalon offering;
evahing at 7:43 P. M. A program ,1,Ull,l' "Tali* My Hand Precloua
for all young people, All mothera,
rurneratmie aermun. Rev.
are Invited to attend thla week Bradley; mualc, choir; offering,
aervice.
! conducted hy appointee; mualc,
Tho church airing hand will.fur- r,miri Uoxologv; Benediction; cornUh the mualc, ond the public U ^ ’r *Iune laying, by the Prince
Invited to intend.
Hall Moaona, Charlea S.' Jonea
■
-------------(IrniidiriHHterj dinner.
.
FimI Pimum • Cw^rglws.a GfM|t«lw>y
W*Hi*rn
windstorm
INSURANCE
• v n n iitt
*: lift
«: an
7:00
FIRST M E TH O D IS T CHURCH
CHURCH O F GOD
7:55
lf*v,
J.
R.
McKinley,
Paator
Fifth Hlreel And Holly Avenue
*:»((
Mr
a.
p.
R.
Stephenson,
Director
uf
• 05
J. M, (ireaham, Paalor
till
Krllgioua Education
Hominy School 10:1)3 A. M.
*:45
!i:48 A. M. Chtiri'h School. A ■Mill
Morning Worahip 11:00 A, M.
4:15
Kvnngeliitlc Service 7:30 P. M. rlara for every age.
11:1)1) A. M. Morning Mrorahlp. 4.3U
Mitl-Week Service Tuesday 7:30
#■41
p ||
Sermon theme, "A Mother uf la* lli:fiil
11:00
Y p.B. Thuratloy 7-.30 P. M. rat*l'\
:in
7:1)4) P. M. Youth
Fellowship it
II :,5
Service*.
"u n i t y
11:00
8:00 P. M. Evening
Worship. It l&
Rev. Carolyn II. Paraon, Toarher
.Sermon
theme, ” 1 Shall Nut 11:10
Tuesday Nlghl Valdet Hotel
1:110
Want",
7:30 P. M. Prayer Service.
I If.
ON HI* A IIIV A L at Laauardla
1:10
8:00 P. M. Krneat (!. Wllaon’a
Field, New York, Mr*. Pearl A. Oil*
l.uo
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
1:00
lit, Fort Worth, Tag., choatn re new hook, "Every Good Dcslrp",
nu
llev. H. I.yltletun /immerman,
cently i i the "American Mother of * Puiillc welcome.
to o
it. i)., Rectur
4 :lo
1649,” receive* a klu from her
third Sunday after Esater
r.:lio
grandaon, Don Olllla, Jr., 7. Mra.
F IR S T C H R IS TIA N CHURCH
5:Xu
(4:00
A.
M.
Holy
Conintunluo.
anils, who la accompanied by her
»:oo
1801 Sanford Avenue
0:31) A. M. Church School.
0:40
husband, will bo tho gueat of hon
J, Randall Farrla, Mlnlater
11:00 A. M. Holy Confirmation 0:10
or at an affair to bo given for her at
“ Home Coming" r/wl "Oround ami sermon he The Rt. Rev. John 4:10
a Naw York hoteL (International) ] Breaking" are the hlg event* at
t :lo
0. Wing, D. D„ lliahop of South 4:45
the Flrat Chriatinn Church neat PNiriilu,
1:00
Suntlay. Being "Mother** Day" it
1:14
Service* during the week]
1:10
will It* the regular "Home Coming
7:30 P. M. Tuesday, Wednesday T:4ft
Day" for tho church. Thla "Home Thursday urn I Saturday, Holy 1:00
Coming Day" will lie uf Interoat Communion.
1:10
■:10
aa tho ground will 1st broken for
0:00 A. M. Friday, Holy Com 8:00
the new paraonugv the cfcgfch la munion,
4:10
to build. The progrntn for the d*v
4:40
III no
will ls> na follow*:
10:00
At 11:00 A. M. the regular
II.’ IO
morning worship end sermon,
III to
11:0H
"Honor Thy Mother".
11:0(1
At 1:18) P. M. there will lie din
ll:lo
I I |4S
ner on tho ground.
l!:Oil
At 2:00 the "Ground Breaking"
program will begin. There will lie
talka hy I)r. Paul Carpenter of
4:nn
*:40
Orlando, Itev. Ed McKinley of
Sanford, Rev. l-nwrence Aahley of
115
Ocala, Rev. Hoy Heaps** of De1:lo
1:45
I.and, Rev. Atlnm l.lverett of Dny, l:<m
tone, und Kov. Victor (Irantham of
*:ln
Brook av IHe. Then the ground
*:I5
4:ilo
breaking In which Mra. Yealey SEV EN TH DAY A D V E N T IS T
4:14
CHURCH
will turn the flrat ahovcl of dirt.
4.10
Thla building la to Iw known ua Srirolh Hlreel and Elm Avenue 10:00
L. A. Sheffield, Elder
to’lu
the "Yealey Memorial Paraonugu".
11:00
Bra. Harry Walt, nilaalonary
There will not he nn evening
11:00
leader
rervlce.
ll:]o
Suliliuth SrliiMiJ 11:30 A. M.
i 1 ■ml
Church aervire 11 :IH) A. M„ Sat- 1:40
1:45
FIR ST CHURCH III- CHRIST, onlay.
4 oo
S C IE N T IS T
Prayer meeting*, 7:30 p, M. l to
1:45
800 Eaal Second Street
Wiiliiekdaya wllh aong aervke und
. 4 on
Ibblc sillily.
Sunday School 0:40 A. M.
1:40
Morning Sorvieo 11:00 A. M.
4:45
4:00
Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man". C E N TR A L HA B U S T CHURCH
in
Wedneaday Service 8:00 P. M. Laurel Avenue and Ninth Street 44:4R
Rev. H. |n Whatley, Paator
5 '00
Bending Room Tueaduya und
anil
1217 Weal .Second Street
Friday* 3:00 to 3:00 p, M. r
0:05
All are welcome to attend our « . O. Stanaell, Sunday Srhmil
*:I5
•:10
Htiperlnlendenl
aervlces and in uae our Reading
E. » . Kellh, II. T . U. Hirer lor l.oo
Room.
1:15
Sunday School
0:4(1 A. M.
1:40
Cloaae*
for
nil
ngea.
i
a
on
CON H R KH A TIO N A l. CHURCH
Morning Worahip 11:04) A. M .I 4:15
Park Avenue and Third Street
Sermon by I'aalor.
J. Bernard Kuol. Mlnlater
| 4:40
B.T.U. 7:00 P. M. Union* for JJ'OO
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
I 2‘!!5
Morning Worahip 11:00 A. M. oil ogea.
I '■»"
Evening Worahip H:D0 p. M.
Sermon: "Dm Debt To Mother
The hua will make It* uaual 11(00
hood’*,-'
tHp to U k p Mary U»th murnlny , 1
am! avuniruc.
| II 54
14:011
J [ h,,U W,th Ua And We
Will Do Thee (lmn|."
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Istfame
The World's Flrat—America’* Oldext
Extra Special
fur Mothers Day
NYI.ON WUEFS
( ’mil,
I’liiii Tor lit lilt)
mill
lovely In colon) of Hluu,
W hite o r Tourone . . .
that they can sit comfortably af
ter they have served thnmaalves.
K tho main buffet table la not
a largo on* th* silver for tho deeT
dcaaort Itaolf la brought' in.
ANNUAL HOME COMING S!
/SUNDAY, MAY 8th
M O R x m o 'w q n a i P
'
‘
n .w
a
.
m
.
AND
YESLEY MEMORIAL PARSONAGE
GROUND BREAKING CEREMONy,
SStalS... $1175 Phis Ttu
B«tt«riM At Cm PHw 1l U 4 U MMrtln QiuurMtM
WE INVITE YOU
YOUR FRIENDS
�™
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FRIDAY MAY U, IMF
PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANF0R1X FLORIDA
Buiinew Mirror
r u « nor.
roitly. But tha pro*poet of loss
of output for awhile might not
frighten thorn thl* y«>r » It d id'.
lu t.
1
ADo, management la known to
hava taken heart In recent week*'
aa labor’* chance* of getting the1
Taft'IIartJey Labor Act repealed
In whola or major part have steadily dimmed in Congree*.
Thl* 1* the atmosphere In wlilvli
' labor and management open run'tract negotiation* between now
|and mid-July in the four big ln>
, iluitrle*— ateel, auto*, coal ami
I electrical
manufacturing.
T he
union* repreaent about 3,000,(MM)
i worker*. They want higher wage*,
ahortar work week* and welfare
program* financed by the employ-! June Ally.nm uml I’etei Lite.lord enjoy tia in thi* seen* from MGM'»
| ••LITTLE W OM EN" n color hy Twlinicul.ir, playing ot the Itlta
Labor nay* the employer* cun' theatre on Son lny and Hominy.
| foot the bill and »tlll make profit.
They aay‘ that the Increased p u r-, tioo* thun puyroll cut*,
Air Force Plan
chasing power which wage hike*
Munugcmi'ni *uy* no. T h e y eonaad other benefit* would give th e 1tend that the uddnl lalmr coat*
(Continued From ra g e O n )
113,000,000 worker* would help the would halt fuithcr price rut* on
I companle* aall
their product*, product*. They *ay thut the recent thr pi,m i* in full operation."
The plan wa* *el up by Lieut. I
11They any that the companle* can casing In the coat of living can
1 hrltlg down coat* in other dlrvc- be viewed a* actually the etpilv- (lenernl F.lwoml R. tl’ ete) Q u e »-i
WE EXTEND OUR . - •
BEST WISHES TO
PIGGLY-WIGGLY
SANFORD
COCA COLA BOTTLING CO.
__ ___
CONORA TULA TIONS
AND BEST WISHES
On the opening of the
NEW Kit, I.AKGKR, MODERN
PIGGLY-WIGGLY STORE
end lu
II- IV. CnMiihe, Sltire Mgr,
W. T. Rule. Market Mgr.
McCRORY'S
OUR CONGRATULATIONS
AND
BEST WISHES
TO
P1GGLY WIGGLY
Snmford'H Newest Super-Market
310 ELM AVE.
PHONE 109
7.90
8 .9 0
a vein - with Ih day* of active
duty-anil Is paid for III* reserve
! Ekkh And Poultry service.
U \ir Force training center re- I
*uivi*i-tIlls reservist i* a member ,
1 .1A C K H O N V l l .I . F * May li l/l*) of a ini'ive training wing He will,
. IIHI lli fl
Fltiiltlii 1.It M
train one week end each mouth I
Sh Iwm In r*’|n*l»’i *»
will' iipiipment of a regtilai tact-1
K h k * Ulrtwl** \
N il itp.l
...... 1* cl ftM leal sipiadron, i» eligible lo la- paid j
|
, <t
£ 1 •«<
AB for I* ttaining period* and one lf>
I.OIN**
HI
1 Ml
1
Mw'illtiiu
%It
.61 ■In\ active period, may lu\ve mini- I
..A
Hin tilt
I ’ Klra
mum of IK) hour* flying training
tl»«
lift
17 Its
IfirnH
I'nahit »'i i - 1It "» rill r. 1 I ♦ *Mil* unnnallv.
It. t'orollary unit rc*ervt*l-lie I*
MtlWM'F
M a member of a unit formed In the
•1 Mj
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IdllMf
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Mil Hu*- ill*
IIt*lin iv It lie Itett \ \
with military ocnipallnnal speciall- ,
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oioji'cl will be niolet charge of
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a illi heaibpiarti-r* at Mitcliel Field.
H«*tl* 1*1 It*-* x 4
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lily
tieneral Ennis C, Whitehead. In it
llf lu IIIMi'll
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,iit| lie 'Jfi wings, math' Up of five
light Ismili wing* ( lt-i!lls); three
lu mill tig ten always allow tump carrier wing* (C-47s)I three
the leave* to steep Hu re lo fue lump cnrrlei wing* (C-'UI*).
minute*; us soon a* it I* steeped
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OUR CONGRATULATIONS
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alent of a pay bike for lalair, and ada. who wa* called from hi* [
command of the Tactical A ir Com* i
, everyone.
I What management may not he niiiml lo orgnulie the rearrve pro- j
I
.nyirig publicly but probably In Ject.
Tin- re*ervl*t* will In* trained a t ,
Hll*cu**lng in it* own rank*: there
•i* about a two month*' »upply of n in e than 10 regular sir force'
! coal' already ubuvt- ground; order* ba*e* and at i!3 liwulltlc* lo tie
a* rearrve
training
on *teel company lemk* at pre- dc*ignott'il
f *eht don't go fai into the HUIII* ceiilor* Tw o of llieni will be newly
■tner; electrical appliance maker* act Ivaled locution*. Eighteen other
have sixahlv invontorie* if fin reserve training center* w ill In' ill*; l.lin l product*; aiil'i winker* are- 1continued under the new pinir.
The program wu* worked out un
n't *urc tlint when tin- euilv -u.uI liter
eiir-hnylng rush
I* over, der lost ruction* from I'resldeirt
j they'll have a* many rustnm ir* Truman lo make full use of civil
ian lescrve rompoiienl*.
a* they once hoped
i Except for tin- Ford ••«peetl-iili”
Ileie i* bow it I* set up:
S trik e , the battle i* *lill in the
I Moliilitalloli assignment train
feeling-out
stage.
Negotiation* ing- the reservist I* trained in the
lean slave n(f trouble. Mill today ■pot he would have if war should
i it look* a* if iiiunuifeinent 1* go- come, assigned for M-ilny to a
, iog to be more stubborn limn at specific unit of the regular Air
i any time since tin- war
Fiore lie gels IH training period*
LEE BROTHERS
PLUMBING
STARTS TOMORROW!
HEARING
M AICO means
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rl-e * ilei-ras p m enll(ea*ii will lie
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CONGRATULATIONS
SUPER "M ARK ET
IN D U S T R IA L -
THE NEW AND THOROUGHLY MODERN
We wish you every succoaa in your new location
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T U B ' SAN FO R D H ERALD.
The Sanford Herald
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i tala a*•»•*•art, aa trail aa all
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FRIDAV. M AY <1, !•(•
The Vanishing Report
Why In no little heard In the halls of CongrenH about
the report of the Hoover Commlmtion on the Ro-arKunizHtlon
of Government? The report Ih tho fruit of u long and work
manlike study of the government structure by a nonpartisan
group of comj»et'*rit and honest |H*rsons, who were not In
terested In grinding political axes hut In improving tho gov
ernment.
The Commission laid before Congress detailed informa
tion and recommendations to show how almost every unit
of the vast and complex executive branch of tho government
could be operated more effectively, so as to give bolter ser
vice to the people, and at lower cost, so as U» save money
for the taxpayers. The riqxtrt showed that Q saving big
enough to be easily seen by tho taxiuiyitr could bft mude
simply by Installing a good Ijookkeeping system. Congress
seems to huvu accepted this notable dneumetit with idxiut
the same interest as might be shown in a piece of light
fiction recommended in passing by a casual acquaintance.
Most of the representatives and senators will lie telling
their constituents, the next time they come up for re-elec
tion. that they are keenly Interested in letter government,
lower budgets and lower taxes. They could demonstrate that
interest by bringing tho Hoover re|s»rt out of its pigeon
hole and making appropriate usu of it.
B IB LE vm tn B T O D A Y
Nursing: As A Career
Y ou cannot be on good term*
with the father and on twit term*
Girl graduates this year who would like lo enter a field
with hla loved children. If wa love
free
from niHle competition, ami one which calls forth the
ona another, (fad abldeth In tit,
and hla love la perfected In u».~ Iwst attributes of the feminine character, should Investigate
1 John 4:IB.
the opimrtunlticH In the nursing profession.
H enry W e lfa re , w ho h a t nevei
rhow n any g rra l a ym p alh y (o r llie
poor dbw n lo x h le n ta xp a ye r any
time before in h i* lon g life of h e lp
ing lo gouge the p u b lic , taya that
the N o rth A lla u lir A llia n c e w ill coat
th i* co u n try JO b illio n d o lla r* before
w * are though w ilh il. Kven al that
il w ou ld Ire cheap com pared w ilh
the fo llie t o f H e n ry '* fe rtile b ra in .
.
J r
■!
The C ity o f O rla n d o h a t created
a new In d u ttria l D evelopm ent Hoard
fo r the putpnae* o f b rin g in g new
in d u iltie * and p a y ro ll* to O rlando.
Some S a n fo rd c ilire n * may w ell
w onder. "N n w , w hy d o e tn 'l S a n fo rd
do to m e lh in g like th i* ? " T o o many
S a n fo rd ritife n a do not w ant n rw
in d u iltie * and new p a y ro ll* lo come
here. T hey tend In create lalror
ahortagea, increate w age* and sala rie i, ra ite taxes. T h ey a lio caute
tra ffic jam a, p a rk in g prob lem *, and
ro n g e tlio n in d o w n to w n atorea. Him
people w ho ih in k lik e th i* aeon lo
forget tha t a lo w n e ith er g o t* fo r
w a rd nr it goca b a ckw a rd , and a
b a c k w a rd tow n m ean* unem ploy
m ent, vacant atorea, hunger, and
w elfare p roblem *.
B efore we ih o u t lo o m any cheer*
o ve r the liftin g o f the B e rlin b lo c k
ade and the ending o f the cold w ar
in Europe, m ay lie we had h e lle r
loo k lo the r a il and ace w hat it
happening there w hile o u r back*
are turned. The K u iiia n C om m unit l* have a ll hul gained c o n tro l o f
400,000,000 people, the key lo the
w hole o l the K a tle rn P a c ific , and
are conantiduling a poailion w hich
w ould make o ur occupation o f Jap
an o h to lu le ly untenable w hile they
retend lo be h old ing oul lire o live
ranch in G erm any. T h ey had no
th in g to gain fro m a co n tin u a tio n o f
the blockade. It wa* coating them
m ore than it waa u i. A n d by callin g
it q u it* nnw , they lead m any (h a l
lo w m ind* to believe that the N orth
A tla n tic P act it u n n rc riia ry , that
the w a r in C h in * i* purely an in te rn
al a ffa ir.
E
S unday ia M o ilin '* Day, h u l not
a ll tn o lh ttt are the k in d we like |o
th in k about when we celebrate
M o th e r'* D ay. " W r fin d m any
hom e* in w hich there it
m a rita l
a lr ife " , taya llie report o f the N a
tio n a l C ouncil o f Juvenile C ou rt
ju d |e a . "W e fin d neurotic nr payc h o p a lltic parent*, ih o ie who are
m e n ta lly d e fic ie n tt we fin d parent*
w h o are in a tte n tive o r in d iffe re n t
and th o ie w hote conceptioa o f c h ild
t r ^ in in i and home keeping it pract k a lly n it, W e fin d the o ve r in d u ltent pare n t and the tp o ile d c h ild ,
tha p u n ith ln g type o f pare n t and th«
re sen tfu l c h ild , (he d ru n ke n t fa th e r
and m other, we fin d ihete enndi*
two* in tha hom e* o f tha ric h and
tht p o o r, tha h ig h and tha lo w ". So
i> ce le b ra tin g M o th e r'* D a y let u*
hope th a t m ore m other* w ill try
to be the rig h t k in d o f m other*. A n d
that aoee fo r fa th a n too.
The present acute shortage of nurses makes il hard to
run hospitulH efficiently and to give pro|tcr care anil consid
eration to patients. In many places schools of nursing are
paving M|H‘dnl attention to current high sehm.l graduates,
holding open h o u s e a n d conducting observation tours
through hospitals and nurses' homes.
This training, besides fitting the student for regulai
hospital and home nursing, forms the basis for siieclnllzed
work with children or in the psychiatric field Many gradilates become dietitians or institutional nurses, and many
large factories employ nurses for their iiersonncl depart
ments. The work of visiting nurse in made to order for the
girl with an Inclination toward hocIiiI service.
There Is always a demand for the services of a gradualc
nurse. Tho fear of unemployment never dogs her footsteps,
In addition to this security, the girl who takes up nursing
lias the added satisfaction of knowing that her daily work
makes smaller the sum of human suffering.
Indian Envoy
The new ambassador from India lo the United States
is Mrs. Vijayolukshmi Pandit, the sister of the Indian prime
minister. Her latest assignment wan ns anibmiimilor to the
Soviet Union for two years. She also has represented India
at the United Nations Charter meeting In San Francisco at
the Lake S ucccms sessions of the organization. Her lecture
tour of the United States has made her uniuiiinlcil witti
American ways.
Mrs, Pandit believes that her inisslou as a representative
of her country Is to make India und its Ideuls better under
stood here, and to interprut American philosophy to the
peoptu of her country. She holds firmly to the Idea that her
country’s salvation lies in return to India's own individual
culture instead of in continuing to superimpose the culture
pattoriw of another nation.
India. like other Oriental countries, has lieen somewhat
of a mystery to Western minds, Her ambassador to the
United States scums to have Iwun well chosen as an Inter
preter.
Try and Stop Mo
-By BINNITT CIRF-
H
OWARD LINDSAY and Ruuel Crouse, the author* of
"Life with Mother," and "State of the Union," ere not
only successful collaborator*, but Inseparable friends. When
they are not actually to------gather, they talk to one an
other on the phone—upon
arising, after a meal, juat
before retiring fo r th e
night
When tha Undeaya moved
recently Into a new home on
Ninety•fourth S t r e e t . E r a
Ltndaay told friends, " I kMW
Howard would taka It tha mo
ment I noticed a telephone la
the elevator. Now he can phone
Crouee while he'e riding down
from the top floor to the bseement. You have no Idea w h a
s comfort to him that laI"
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Prank B. Ollbrelh, tha held of "Cheaper by the Down," twllaved
tn leaving nothing to chance. He wrote to authorities at Harvard that
when he died, hie brain waa willed lo the Unlv*r*Uy medlrtl achooi
In a poetactlpl he continued. -M y hat la alia aevtn and three-eighth*.
In caee you want to gat a )*r ready."
ceer*t*H< me. w swam o i l eu*n*v**e *v *•»* r»*iw*» h u m s
.({THE WORLDTODAYj B y D K w r r r Ma c k e n z i e
“ Tlie heroic alrllftwhlch finally
lie* furred the raining of tho RueMinn blockade of Berlin ha* hern
a lalMir of Ifcrcule* and coatly in
many respects, hut on Italanc* II
represents Meaning* In dliguUe fur
the WcNtern Alllc*.
H. H. Secretary of Dafctine Johnsiin ycniertlay character lied the
carrying out of thi* tank a* "one
of tlic icrentcnt traniixirtatlon feat*
In hietory." llrUlnh Prime Mlnlalar
Alllc,., .rim *eaing tho airlift In
operation recently, daacrlbcd It a*
'one of the wonder* of the world."
Them'* no exaggeration In thnac
nluteinentn. The airlift ha* lieen
an unprecedented demniiatratinn ot
Imwer, of technical skill, 'o f vn*t
i('Miuleva of courage, of dutermluatlon-aitd of Allied unity.
Ileruu*n the Allied airlift reprennut* all ttie»o tiling* thete In
no doulit, a* I nee it, Hist it muni
muvc a huge Influence In welding
together the untlonn of Weetcrn
Em ope Into the Atlantic Pact, That
airlift linn lierp a mighty hilllder
>f morale among the dnmncrnclr*.
Hut that inn’t the whole atury.
I'ltln gtuelllug and dangerous leak,
whlrh even hsn coni liven, han profilled America mid her Allien with
technical knowledge which rould
have tn-en nrmilred In no other way
and which might Is- Invaluable In
event of another war. An Ellon V,.
Eny, A. P, air expert in VVunhingtun, puln It:
"The Merlin lift hn» provided the
Air Korce with n Inlminhiry in de-1
l <7inIlie Junl Iiiiw many plalien, how !
much,concerted effort of all tin* I
military folcen, would In- required
lo nupply n large forward ponltion
cut off from normal non or lam||
mipply linen. The Air Force him
learned, among other tlilngn x a a
how to fly hundred* of plane* in a
parade of rtonely-followlng alrrrnft In a light eorrldor where tlw
weal her often wa* loo thick foi
hlnl* tn navigate.*'
What a difference lu-tween till* and the day* of the Eranco-Prua-1
nlan war of IK7H-7I. when Perl'
-Inilled I he world liy breaking
lliroilgh ( 111* lierman nlege with lial
liamnl Thene halkaiun, whlrh were
lluwn when Ihr wind wan light,
nniuetlinea carrlril homing pigeon* i
which were llla-ralrd lo lake back
new* to I'arl*. The lienlegcd l’arln- 1
iann iilnn nent out
balloonn
carrying a large ipiHiilty of mall
and llU people.
iit'io
The hlggent airlift oimrathfli'
prior lo the llerllo nlmw wa* t‘
oiwraled over the “huillh" III '{gi
Iflmiilaya* helween nouthenat Aai
Asia,
and China. The Journey over the
hump amhUt the lofty, cloud en-1
*himinded peak*, waa a foaranine
one. Not only wa* there the evei
present danger of a crash hut the
Jap warplane* uneil to lurk In Ih'
cloud*, waiting lo *hmit down the j
Yankee transport*. I croaied Ih r ;
hump twice during the war--onir
In a terrllde *torm. I didn’t like H. |
Hy the way, a large numlM-i of
airmen who pnrtlrlpaled Jo the
hump opcriilion* iiIku have been
engaged In the llcrlln airlift
The hump airlift did a great Job
with Mcanty equipment but nalurally il wasn't on the scale of iliui
Merlin lift. Now, thank* to ihr
MusnIhii Idockade, the Allh’* have
hud no impHittllrled experience
whlcli might have taken yean, to
acquire olherwite.
,
However, wo have gained all III** [
knowledge we need for the Unit)
being, thank*. \Ve don't want any
further experience.
(Continued t r-io Cage llnel
"University of Hanford", which
name wa* later supplanted hy
the Hoard of director* with the
title, "Alderegate
University"
Meginning only a* a liihle school
(hi* semester. It will lie developed
by Knit Into six milages, he
he stated.
The University, he said, will
Include the Mlhle College; College
of Prncllcal Mission; College of
Agriculture; College of Music;
College of I.literal Arts and Jun
ior College.
Dean Shields slated* (hit* the
University will hold to high tiredemle standard*
and
among
courses will he those In English,
foreign languages, sm-ial science*,
history, biology, psychology and
philosophy, durini- the present
semester, the HI hie College only
Is operating, h,. -aid. Pineticnl
training will l,p given throw!' in
tending to enter the mission field,
lie stated.
Mr. Park declated that their
It no reason w h y th e U n iv e rs ity
should not be a sucres* and pre
dicted that it will lie nn n<set to
Manful d.
DANCE
Friday night n( flu*
City Armory
Hear Ymir Favorite Songs
Ily A Itrnl Nashville Hand
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Ml* W A, Hoi o of :ilfi Palmello Avenue The poldi, m invll.il to v..t. f,o it choice among tlie-i five ce.itrstalll* f«i "llie VIohI I’tiouming I ’tl./C. of looioiiou''
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The Woman’* Bible Cla*» of the
First BaptUt Church will have n
monthly buslno.* am) social meet
ing al 7:41)
P. M. at the home
of Mr*. II. R. Reck, 3fi3U l.aurel
Avenue, with Croup No. 3 In
charge of the refreshment*.
The Pilot Club will meet at 11:38
P. M. at Hie Tourist Center. City
Manager Clifton! MrKihhin will
he the guest speake,*.
The Junior High Sclmol ParentTeacher Association will inert In
the auditorltim nt 3:30 P. M. Pnrenta of slmlentH wlo, plun to
enter Junior High In Srpiemliei
are especially Invited lo alleinl
the meeting.
Circle* of the Wymen of the
Preshytetlau Church will meet at
3:30 P. M. a* follows: Circle No. I
Mrs. H. A. Cobb, chairman, with
Mr*. D, L. Thrasher, 434 fiiawlview Avenue; Ciich- No. 3, Mi*.
K. IV Fite rhairmau. with MV*.
Seth Woodruff, fi00 Myrtle Ave
nue; Circle No, 3, ‘Mr*. L. I. Fra*
let, chalrmau, with Mr*. J, 0. An
des, 13)8 West Twentieth’ Street,
with Mrs. V.
Bollinger «» cnhoslcs*; Circle No. t, Mr*. C. C.
Henderson, chair man, with Mr*.
11. J. Lehman. Old Palmetto Ave
nue; Circle Nu, 0, Mr*. A. B. MeRaney, cliairmau, with Mr*. !!■ A.
Maffett, 3441 Lilly Court, with
Sir*. P. T. Piety and Mrk. F. I»
Crosby a* Imstesse* with Mr*. Maf
fett; Circle No, It, Mr*. C. C. And- (
ersun, cliairinaii, with Mr*. Julm ,
Kick. 110 West Sixteenth Street;,
Circle No, 7. Mr*. I,. K. Walker, |
chairman, with Mr*, ft. R- Axt,,
117 West Sixteenth Street; Hus-1 First week'* liomlme* in The Heralil’* “ Must Promising Cltlu-n of Tomorrow" eon
Inc** Woman's Circle No. I, Mr*, lext'-are, top left, Donnie Whitten, four year old *on of Mr. and Me*. II. I), Whitten
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_four year old *"U of
Harold _K. (Buddy)
C. M Boyd, chairman, with Mra. ,,f |p|til
(i. H. Ilruwu, 1114 Park Avenue, at Mr. and Mr*. II. K. Long of 814 West Second Street; center, three year old Shirley
8:00 p. M. with Mra. Malwl Brown Vlhlen. dHiiuhti-r of Mr, ami Mr* Sidney vlhten of 310 West Third Street; In-low
a« cu-hoste**; lluslnes* Woman’* left, Billy Sti-inper, one ,iml a half year old son of Mr. and Mr*. W II. Hie,riper.
Circle No. 3, MU* Maud Wllann,
chairman, will meet at the church
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Ann'* Chapter. Woman’*
Auxiliary, Holy Croat Kpincuiml
Church will meet nt the home <>f
Mrs. II. II. Cnlrnian at 13:30 I'. M.
for a covered dish luncheon ami
final business meeting of the year.
Circle* of the Woman'* Mission*
ary Union of the First napti*)
Church will meet at 3:30 P. M.
a* follow*: Circle No. 1 with Mr*.
II. Way do Rucker, r>4l) Vnlrnri..
Drive; Circle No. 3 with Mr*. J.
F. Harrison, RIO Palmetto Avenue;
Circle No. 3 with Mr*. O. C.
Gibbs, IMS Myrtle Avenue: Circle
No. 4 with Mr*. J. C. VvMillion,
Rosalia Drive; Circle No. 3 with
Mr*. H. K. Turner, 310 West Sov.
entcenth Street; Circle'No. (I with
Mr*. W. D. Cariliner, 431 Magno
lia Avenue; Circle No. 7 with Mr*.
J. A. Ponder, UHI Klllott Avenue.
The Sunhemn* of the Flr*t Baplist Church will meet nt I he
church at 3:30 P, M.
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Mr*. Ih R. Smith entertained
Memlao* of Clnipler V, I'Ktl,,
M uir Burke I am ry of VViutei
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The Imnril of the Sanforil Car recently with a shower lioiioring enlerlained willi a lea oil VV'cdue*- j
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den Club will meet at 8:311 A. M. her niece Mis* l.oiiise l l a i d y w h o ila\ a f l e r n o u n h o n o r i n g m ei llla’ t* J 'S ' ,
w il l be l u a r r le d
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Idoyd I loiiglus* nt llie ionolbl\ ,i,„in fo, lb* iiiiieliiK
on i line
at llie Carden Club Building on
I Joy,| I .owe, Jr.
I’niMutlinis mill iiatlug class In llie lovely guldens'
g c m ia l business
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Sanford Woman’* Clu t will en a,iMligemenls ahoul llie roorlt* an,I McCaalin on Mellonville Avenue. , .
The PKO -vas orgaidxed Ity a fMemU III Sat,ford M i*
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tertain with It* annual May Day carried out the color scheme of
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bridge-breakfast at D:00 A. M. nt yellow, green ami orchid. A* each group of seven Wesleyan College IS Ihe fo,m e, Miss I ............ M »k " - ; n<*nl weie Mr* J K. C o u iie l. „ |(.
cluililimn, M l, Paul I lie * h 'i-,,n. fll)
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the club house. Breakfast Hos guest entered she was presented girl* Hll year* ago at Iowa WesMl. Illlil Mis. t.ewi*
leyun College
In Ml. -Pleasant,
Joe
D. II ,,Wat , ,(..imiiiueti.
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bride’* laimpiet. .............
tosses
inn, Mr*. with a miniature mmee
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tesses are Mr*. C. It,'W
II. Winn,
Frank Shame*, Mr*. 8. C. (Ira -j The dining table wn» centered Iowa and I* an International ed- left for Angola, ml. to -|» e a , kin*. Mr* -Injin l.ee, Mr*. It » ........ repm led that 113* b.,.1 b,. „
ham and Mra. J. n. Crawford.
» I'rblal scene which Inrlml- |ucat ..mil, phlla.ithroplc and cul- short time l.efore leaving f». I ..k,- Mm.re \ r* Ural cy I d ...... and ......... ...... .
Brlilgc hostessc* are Mr* Irving ed a liny lirlde and her bride*- tnral orgalllxatlun, Mr*. Klvlia Siiaatn-e, N If where Mow c " " Mi* " ilHani Hihiiahel
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Carner. corresponding secretary, In spend Hie
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of the
the organltaUnli.
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Joyed during the evening with
being placed b Immi! Die tnollloilion ' "N e w iicks of 1.if,-" Vo................ •>'
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P. M. at the home of Mra. II. M. A rrHl||„K o„|lf(lr,, Nll<| After wllh. - 7W' r,"‘ P‘*n'
alien,I several day* w ill, M ..........I on l Olllllatlire
May
mile ....... 1 ........ luy ..I the e h lli,b
ami all
Papwurth to form a motorcade ««, Marriage” wa« given l.y Mr, C
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The iliih supimrl* a revolving M ie P K IHiiiniillnt
Daytnna Bearh where a coveretlijj ,|„ni.s,
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•'durational fund and haa assisted
dish luncheon will lie held with
A sweet and salad course w«" |mVire thiin UMHMl ’grrls wlth ihelr
The eugHgeuicnt of .loe.a S, k, '•“ ‘{'I" " ''1, Th e
May ...... .
w a - ( ........ to Mis, ......... ........ .......... Mrs, K. II. Clement* aa hostess.
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The Home Demonstration Club served folhiwing the readjng and ll.„||,.|tl. education. PKO'a major In formerly of VVaiien, II ami .1 I Moeurs
; I,,*, work « « eliuinoiio
in A l .1111, ■, I Ml Mil III •’ I
will meet at 3:00 P, M. at Ihe Mrg. Smith was us»l*lcd by Mi* ti-rcst I* (M lc y Junior College lu pier n il visit mg friends m s..o
Mrs. Oarer M H a rr son. ..... ...
Ref,esliinei.t. W|ir»‘ il’M iil ,t ml
Kiidic Keith and Mrs. Cliaile* Ncvmlii, Mu. which Is the only fold, is iiiiiioum ed today to I IIToiirlat Center.
in
Hayes, Gift* were picsentcd In the college owned hml operated by a WOftli Hoover of this eity plans 'dent of the eIni, opened the i.ieel |„ h, n1i,|
lug
ami
wet,omed
Mrs
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_ j M M),yr A|ftlTl1|,
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lloiinree hy three snnill rhlldicn woman's orgoiiltnlton. Tha college for tile wedding will to- Hlttlouie'd
( ‘iil’MtjMb, nl i l y i |
Ministerial (»roup
drcssnl a* ruplds, Margaret Junes, became the property of PKO In taler.
TMrs.
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r L M o n ris m.....rr.
|,' 7John
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Jal rk
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vv
Denny Hayc* und Pat Smith, The 1837 ami I* fully accredited along
K
m lrr. Reports were heard from u
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MeetH At ScImmiI gifts
Kmlrr
were brought to Miss Hatdy with the leading universities and
Fllnols will lie glml to bam all officers ..ml departments and
'b .w i Do
M s VV I J... .. II
In n wagon disguised a* Din cullcgc* of the country.
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that Marty Robson i> getting iiiiiiiniiii'eliieiit whsiniiile of t ill-1Mrs. ( inlinrpl tillUK.
Member* of the Hanford Min* “ Honeymuon Kxpre**’*.
The tea nn Wednesday la an along nicely following hii nppm- Smdal ............... id aniKiiil May rge MetTniu, Mrs. .1 II t'ruw fot,l.
ilWrlal Association met on ThuraThose enjoying the evening animal event of Ihe local chapter
Mis. 7. It. Ratliff. ,Mi- VV I;
Miot l>oi F i n i I k I h ! oli'i*I ii|t»i h i l i v f , v
V
t i t ' hi
day afternoon at 13:30 P, M. at with Mlsa Hardy were Mr*. Lloyd and guests called at 8:00 n'cjock at drclomy performed al the b« al j Day l.reMkrnsl lo lie held on May Riilnes olid Mis. It. M Sloidivaiil
tha Seminole High School with Lowe, Hr., Mra. Ida Turner, Mr* Ihe McCaslln hum*. Greeting the hospital and i* expel led to irln in l ) ■ at 8:1111 A. M.
the weeketul to Id* home "M > A dclallrd report written by
;
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a ■
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-----------------------------------------la v. J. R. Farris, president, pre Kslclie Klllott, Mrs. Kthel Hatch. guest* were Mr*. McCaalin and over
Orange Avenue.
| Mra, Wayile Iturker i)ei>erita'il
siding. Report* were given of the Mr*. W. O. Htancell, Mra. H. L. Mra. R. A. Newman and Intrnduc' til* progrntn presented last week
various services held during Holy Whatley, Mr*. Rufus Renton, Mr*. lug them In the receiving line waa
Mr. and Mr*. J. It. [,ylr*. Mi. under the auspices of the Miule
Week and special mention waa W. II. Bnntun, Mra. Jack Benton, Ml** Olyve Ann Adams, a grand and Mr*. W. K. Jaiiir*on, Mr. mol'and Drama Division* of the Flue
made of the Easier servlre* which Mra. (1. W. Denton, Mra, (1. II. daughter and nelce of member* nf Mr*. C. 0. Priest and Mrs. vim-jArta Department when students
st
*
ware held In the civic club* and Alfonl, Mra. 0. t„ llollentieck ami PKO.
Hheafer returned on Wednesday' »f Hemimile High Hrhonl were
school* of the city.
Mrs, Holiert Middleton.
The receiving tine waa compoead from a department runvenDmi of special guests. A play entlDed
' Rev, FarrU polntad out that
"Epchaiitcd Rose” was under the
Also Mra. T . K. Hmlth, Mra. uf Mra. C. R. Klrtley, president of
there waa fine response at all Jones, Mra. H. K. Cordell, Mrs. A. Ihe local chapter, Miss NIxIcKIrch- the lllillcil Hpanlsh \y*f Veterans direction of Mra. lirnlley Odliiim
place* where services were held L . Thome*, Mra. Joe Koke, Mr*. hoff, guest uf honor and a PEO held In We*t Paim Roach May I r. mid Mrs. Krlgar Mitchell presentaad every courtesy wan extended Maude Ulllard,. Mra. Rosa. Mas daughter, Mrs. W, E. Klrchhoff,
Mra, George Harden In two
Hpff i %IIij»I iifoumi: m*’ Ip« «V (’ iff(t<sIa
Mr*. Nancy Hrmk left today fm tTical m’.loa fa lm tl'' story was
10 gioun draw sey, Mrs. I. K. Butler, Mrs. A. D. Mr. and Mra. Herman E. Morris
r pittl nhntil in o .41•- n Ol -1y "• ti F■
to tha speaker*
Gaiiteaville
where
she
ho*
ben.
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Mrs
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1
WMIhms
nf
J|V4lfil1i|p 111 r«iOV'#f|lclll wit fl |'ri'•I * Inth
a
resolution
commending
In
up
resol ut toi
Rountree, Mrs, Frank
Rockett, and Hupt, T . W. Lawton.
Invited to make the response i» « I
V nfo” , stoJy Uague sml re
AnviRfi1
"highest terms the fin* coopera Mrs. C. A. Taylor, Mr*. Manus)
The tea table appointments In weieuma which will Im given • frM|lmi,nU wr/rg H1!IVP1|
,
ItlltT'H ANMIl'Nt’KMKM
a
weere
tion of the antlr* school sy»tem of Jacobson, Mr*. Francis
AlllllRpI ti IlM - I lv ' I'll* I *111 It tit I-m |'Hdf V
Sellar, cluded a lovely arrangement of the 38id annual MnDicr’* May
l o t t h r m l M i o fial. Ill I. v.. It Ml 1 IIt n rlr 8d
the county extended to the aaao- Mrs. Keith and Mr*. Hays*.
pink rosaa with punch bowl* .plac reception being held at the I 'l , large group uf guest*. Mr*.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cliflord
Robert
* Ml» t Hal r t n i nt r rur r i o- *t 11 »I . •> . *! * • . * m „ 11»#
elation from lime to time."
Alsu lha Misses Hhlrley Mas- ed at each end of tha table. Barring Kappa Alpha fraternity house.
Hardift nf Orlandu .......... n il to
iklrrg rnt action,#pki* uo»i miioi v tMsip. jifeniPi
.
say, Juan Parria, Mjlrtle Hardy, punch during the afternoon were
day. the birth of n son. Clifford
prritfrtifiii ne»in «1 tnipIrH^inl l-fnith Andyoo K
Mr*. R. W. Ruprecht Dorothy Ulllard, Beatrice Brown, Mr*. R. W. Ruprecht and Mra. M. L. Raborn. Jr. plan* to leave M pf. Covington Will Hobart Uarcllft, Jr., on Muy t nt
Im?plated with lltr va ty A ihu Wm I»i i »pm» youth
Klols* Benton. Carleuu Hollen W. V. Lovell, In charge of the
fill tpnrklr and »vtoiPn*‘M t.*doll, dtuav tpptii,
for Clnrlnnstl, o. to
Orange Memorial lluspitnl In
Chapter Meets With beck, Elisabeth Humler, Lucille guest book were Mrs. B. K, And tomorrow
At Meeting Du
Orlamlu. Mr. Uarcllft I* tin* *un
raauinS hi* studies at the tiino P r i ’H id e
Slimier, Lucille Malllet and Lu- rews and Mra. H. C, Hat saluf Mra. I); . Ilurclift uf this •Ity.
Mechanics Institute. Mr*. Unborn
Other* assisting during the af- will temporarily mako her homo
Mra. R. w 7 lUpreeht wa* hoe- H llf Benton.
Mr*. K, A. Covington, n*w|y.
tsrnoon were Mra. R. L. Cornell, with her parents, Mr. and M-s. circled president of the American
taaa on Monday afternooe for a
Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mra. I . D. J.' N. Rohsoii, "jr! at their lionie
itlng of St. Cathertna'a Chap- RoamillMfl Honor
Aualllary, will preside Rucker reported
Brownie*. Mra. Char!** L. Park, on Kast Fourteenth Htrcid.
of the Woman** Auxiliary of
over a meeting of the group being
Mrs. Lowry was Intrmlou-d !»■ Hew 3*W«y
Mr*.
J.
C.
Bills,
Mrs.
William
ly Croat laiaeapal. Church.
Vialtors With Party
held tonight al the Legion Hut Mra. D. P. Herndon. Rcmllng
McKinnon, Mica Winifred Lovell,
Georg* 8hl»p vreMded over
at 7:30 P. M. Mra, W. K. Hmlth, excerpt* from the honk. Mr*. AtRiaenlalsd Atflen
OVER IN CLUIt
1 —f f * * ■ ■■■—
luilaa
aid pUad for . the
Mr. ai^l Mr*? Frank W right of —' ■
The Over I* Club of Orlando preaa chairman, announced today Lowry gave a comprehensive re- B
r i V Y l i n v 9M|9v
N «w York City *ho are vlsitlag Thou* Invited to ba with Mr. apd today luiM>d a cordial Invitation that Poppy Day poster* tnsde by y|«w of '*Thc Big F|(
Flshvrm
herman”.
hi Orlando ware honored on Wed- Mrs. Wright war* Mr. and Mrs, to Ban forditea to attend II* May pupils of Haml noIe High School Hha related the detalleil
plot Crwss tf Teeth Detey
— - ai wkh 'a boat Edward F. Lana, Mr. aad Mra. Dole frolic* whch will ho held t«- had
_
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,*,* ,«»■
, - ma maa *a u*C8g
been
Judged —
with
tha first which . nserve*
backsr>.
i. s iu i mouth
aactiata.
..I-X—
ra. rTl. Edmund Malaah. Mr. aad Mrs. K.
T Wg s WWa—ms
Wit,—
T -sx —Xi.S
wails leenyai a^Rwwvesv-w
t at 8 ;J» P. M. at tha Syrian- J prise being awarded to Jean WII- for tha climax of the book, the
the for- I. Hoy, Mr. and Mre.
■on
and
second
priaa
to
M
ary,
Crucifaion
and
Keaurrection
of
In Colonlaltown.
t Christ, The religious significance a. Naum*uin actea. , .
from Sidvl until Ann Bohlayar.
wSMl SMil SM, «*-Ml*t M«-**« «W Sit,,
Plrat prise In tha Junior High of the book, coupled with the graof Rod Allen
. Entertainment Bchool waa won by Louis* Me- clous mannsr of Mrs. L u rry s s. M M O tm nu* to* iin #
••*Me* new, SiMkw « i N*S twin, i« m , i
foy the overling Alaiandar. P in t prises war* In prwsniatlon, provided an Inter,
W*MNnt ■**,,, MmSIMS 8 ws NMh.
the amount of tS.00 and second *•«“! •»«»»■ for tb* group
ibfprmal.
* * * * * *’ * * * • • * # * •
priae |!.00. The poatna wlll^be
Ir display* cm Poppy Day
A D D IT IO N A L HOC1BTY
Ce^Maimd Or P*gs » 0 t r
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FRIDAY MAY 6, 1949
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A
P A C K SIX
Vs,G-Men AppearHereOn Weekend
Lefty
Larry
Barry t
Pitches Giants T o
9 To 3 W in Over
Leesburg
Dodgers
I’nke MOTHER utul Die Kiitlre Kninily for n ilellf/lilfiil
dinner in it iilcmiinp homelike eiiviroiifiieot ut
onRwood Hotel will nrrrr hmch.iin end dinner
IhroUKhoul the Rummer month*.
FLOOR MATS
RUBBER MATS
$J.50
(Mill ALL MODEL CAKE)
See These (|ttfillly Mills itefore Yon Hoy
Jack
K.
M orrison,
Olympia Faces ( 1 13
Large Field In Beating Am cricus "™:1vlf,or* f“,nlne
Kentucky Derby
76
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IIV \ll I Ill'll itK C K W ITII, Jtl.
Herald S|i<irtn Editor
Manager llul Gruber’* Hanford
(iiuniK cxlfiuleil Itiwir current vie* W om an Trainer-Own
Inry trill* in three gamen lant
er Adds S e n e c a s
uiltlil liv defeating the Leenhurg
Dodger* !• In II hi'liliiil the nine-hit
Coin
T o Entries
liilriiiiiK |m-i inriiimii’H uf I.efthandi-r Ijirrv Ihiriy.
L O U IS V IL LE , Ky„ May il l/l1)
Tonight tin' (iiiinU move* to liny* — Thin fine old capital uf the din*
tnun Hi mil fin ii content with the {
li’UKoi' li'iolinit -Inlander*, mnl re* ,
turn to the Inciil park tomorrow ,
evening for unother engagement ,
with Manager Sum llcminn'ii o k - |
gregalioa. The (iruhermen meet (
the (iuini'nvilli' (l*Men In u Sunday (
often.... ii content nt the Municipal .
I'urk.
Munuger (itiilier Indlculed lanl .
night tlilil lie would M'liil Right- j
hiindiT tieortre Junell tu the hill .
tonight to face the Inlandern. anil 1
Joe Schultz muy gel the hill call
tiunorrow evening
ut the local
pork. Charlie Hone will lie given
tlie iiiountl chore on Sunday uftcr* 1
noun with the (J*Men.
•'
The Leenhurg aggregation ncored l
ftrial ill limt night'* content. The. I
invudcrn grouped four of their nlnu| 1
liita* to produce two runn in the | t
m'coiiiI finine. A doulile hy Mima- <
*er Julian Aeoxtn utul un error
I.V Fil'd Welter netted the II ihIkc M I
their oilier only lolly III the nixth <
inning.
, , i|
Sanford lied up the game-in the I
third inning on one hit and three|i
Leenhurg errora. The liK'nln added 11
two in the fifth, one In the neventh i!
and four in the ol|(hth.
Men/iwhile, (ininnHville defeated i
the St. AiiKontine Sulntn hy u It
lo ii nun i:in and Orlando nipped I
I he llelund Iti'd lllltn hy ii ft to I '
count. The llovlonn Item'll Inland- I
cluhhed the I'alalka Azalea* I
Dinini' t(Him open till tiny Sinnlny from
12 noon III U I*. INI.
Manager
THE DUSTY HOOTS RIDINI
ASSOCIATION
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
Jeanette MacDonald tinge in MGM't
I ru m I
D „
The Columbia Hedn, limirllm#
L O O P b v a d U V •occupant* of the South Atlantic
..
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I-vague cellar, have ended their
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The
|Macon
m
m
mw story by th« author of "Tho Yorlinj"
-with "Thi Teitling'i" Acadec.yAwardturl
Byj
Reiln lant ulitht edited the
Pvachea,
* , It wan their
r a t
their Ifilh victory In the Georgia-
"defeat^**’
,rlu,nph*
Ico'red**11 ^ru ml**n the‘lOll!Ynnlng
Tha Savannah Indiana remained
to min the nod.
flr"«
}>f
„»/ “
The Albany Cardinal* alno’ victory;uver the Clreenvllle Split*
atared u Kith Inning rally for fo u r,"* "' .The Columbus Canllnala
run* and a 14-10 victory over the
.*'? Augusta Tiger*, 17Tidlahanaeo Plralen.
i f T h « Jwkaonvllle Tarn came
The Thomanvllle Tiger* nipped I
'"hind to none out the
the Cordele Indian*,
10*0 . T h e ! Charleston Rebel*, 4*3 .
Wayeronn Seam hlanteil the Maul* I The Spinner* are atill In necoml
trie Athletic*, 17*0.
|place with 10 vlclorie* ami five
l>e*|dte their Ion*, the Pirate* loanee. Culumbua la third with an
remain In necoml ponitlnn in the 8-7 record, and Macon, fourth,
atundinirn. Tallahaznee ha* wun with nine vlctorlca dnd eight de
l l nod lent eight.
.feat*. Augunta and Jockaunvlllc
LEWIS STONE
PERCY KILBRIDE
Sunday iMay H, 191!)
EI W
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Hpginning 2 l». M.
f^ K c h n ie o lo r
AT SANEOKI) AIRPORT
BETTY GARRETT
EDWAMD AAHOiD • WHS MUNSHIN
FEA TU R IN G
•i.unm%
Tram
IDIISK HACKS • • *. * NOVELTY EVENTS
PHIZES IMINTED IIY TIIE MEKCIIANTS
I .HWlt.tlK
U]!(l Dill U0D. 1
Maiifmt|
n il} USD I I I
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It A in n lii 3. Tn m i'lf, M iM u iid " .
IhiPKi'r, K iih iik lji. Ilu lllliiiu . W r liP f
llu i mu 3, H u rry 2
K T o iu n k
3,
At out it,
A jp
Huy. June**. Wflmr, r r f
I unit R |u A iu h I m, Tttiiifk lu At ttnlii,
•limit i* i lhit‘1' «*i t \NP llui it Win
Hai iy P Hu< l< l.r llr I 3 uii
iimi
Sports In liriel*
lly AKKOl l A 'K I t I'HKHH
Kvenlugn. t lr
I(lc
I hlldrru— UHc
JOHN
LOVES
I'nlnlk* m lH>*»linr*
Hanforil at liny too., Ilrneli
lielatnil at llaltienvlllc.
Henalt* tr* le riln,
Orlaiolo t>; |lel.niot I
Hanforil *i I.et-nhiirK >
ItalneNVlIle #; HI AlIHunlllie
IINyliill* lleaeli 12 I'.ilulkt,
AMKIIICA* I.M III t:
l.tll I.pim IiIU m 1. Hunruiil f. 1111
uir I it*hi I nIt'ir rt. Hurry I Ho Ity ‘owl triple piny In two Connerlit ivc
I •••iniiih'M 1 H u m II II <»H Ht* j Kumen.
in I«•l*«• * In i iniii ti»ct* IIP hy In*
FLORIDA STATE THEATRE//
Maliuren.
tiamen T«*a»
MARY
SATURDAY ONLY!
w
New York
12
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lietroll
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New York 7. riiiriiK "
Ilmudiall Comminaloner A. II.
(Iluppyl Chniidlrr,
wlto
wu*
uiitonK tin' crowd of U-'W here fot
the local opening of the Kitty
I.euKue, said it wan the only niicii
performance he eoultl remember.
I 'e lr o l l
I iiermun, necoml lunteman for
Clarknville mill non of the former
Chicago Cub Infleltler, took u line Triua
.drive from Kilter Werner’a hat lu
the aeveuth inning with runner*, aVivY*.
tin flrnt and necoml hnne. lie whip* h i . lama
ta>d the hall to nhortatop Dick >’hK*d*il
Mutnchat at necoml anil Mutnchnt rhlcMo*
throw tu Don Stuvenn at flrnt for I'UtMimra
the thlnl out.
nrtM.hr
Iiermun hail ntarted a triple Ht.^laiuli
I play the previous night nt llup*
(Only
MOVIELAND
RIDE-IN THEATRE
Today and Saturday
• * * * & & -Tha r*dW» M g f
(’omplcte Programn
MDDIIS
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SUNDAY
SATURDAY
NICIIT
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MUNICIPAL PARK 8:(l» P. M
GAINESVILLE
SANFORD vs DAYTONA
VS
I'm Promoted beciuae 1
SANFORD
CARM0TE
LARC0L0ID
YOUB M IN T IO M
LARCOLOID driM in on* hour
to • hard, luatroua (iniah that
V
tMists alkaliaa and acids.
OPTION Kit
firat haneman Kit Klttrvll had
been »ent tu Klngatun, N. C„ of
the Claoa D Tobacco Statu Lvaguu
uf that atate on optluu.
At the aame time 0 -Man Man
ager Spec Doaler *ald that Rookie
John Webb had been returned to
Penoacola and *ubaetiuent)y lent
tu Brewton, Ala, of the Alabama
State Lesgtie.
Kltrell wa* the regular firat
haatmen of the Galneavllle club
laat aaaon.
M ID D LK C O FF LKADH
W H IT K SU LP HU R SPRINGS,
W. Vs.', May f t -0 P )-D r . Cary
Mlddlecuff led a profenzlonal field
of SO Into the aecoml round of
the 110,000 Greenbrier Open Golf
Tournament today.
The Memphln, Tenn., ilentlat,
carded a four*undttr*uar Oft yea*
terday to take tha early lead. Tied
for aerond were Ed Furgol'uf
Royal Oak, Mich.. oml Ilohhy
Locke of Johanneaburg, South A f
rica, with 0*’n.
SUNDAY and MONDAY!
L A T E S T NKWS
TKC IIN IC O I.O H CARTOON,
■iiwadliidii
«, I'll I In il.-l ,>•■I n i
K IT T K K I.L
O O LF
White Sulphur Springe,. W. Va.
— Cnry Mldilli'coff took u two
ntruku lead nt end of thu flut IH
hole* uf | I 0,(KK) Greenbrier Open.
09S§M 9H
l»m
YKSTKRM AY'H STARS
lly A H H IH iA TK Ii PIIFHH
Johnny Mize, tllanln, hruke lip
Kume with Kith InuitiK home run
off Murry Itlrknun to down Plttahurgli. 3*3.
Ilohhy
Keller, Indian*, came
buck after two week* ulmcnce with
nhuulder Injury tn Mop lied So*.
7*3, for firm win of aranon.
1047. won Klrenzu handicap mid
O A IN K 8 V ILLK , May ft— (/n—
110,(100 an Jamalru meeting ended The f)*Men uf the Florida State
M o re U3.34H.
League today announced that
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KOHSON SPOUTING LOUDS
ADMISSION
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K0TALL
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For Any Slirfnce
SOFT GLOSS
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(JOOD PAINTERS
T E L L YOU (JOOD PA IN T
COST LESS IN TH E LONU
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Thais why IhoUMsntbt tuts CARMOTE
Floor and Deck
Fur Conrrels or Wood
Inltrlor or Kxltrior
MILDEW RESISTING
There Is None Better At Any Price ,
GROVE
FOR SALE
Buy Your Paint And Glass With Confidence
HUY PROM US
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FRIDAY MAY 6, 1949
TALBOTTS
Dr. Henry McLaulin
113 Magnolia A t *.
LUM BER AT MILL PRICES
Wall Paper • Paint
M a im
Phoae t i l
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ftM tU iM
Phone: County l!»12
NOTICE
WATERMELONS
ICE COLD
FOR SALE
SANFORD PRODUCE CO.
I ass uf\Auc r
Sanford. Pin.
M ill Hi Y ard nl Iten.son Junction. Flu.
CONGRATULATIONS
C om m ercial and
'D o m e s tic
A ll W o rk Guaranteed
PKONRH
Office— 1240
Htildfnrr— ItS.R
H I. I IIOX 28#
c m w & JpmiTK
Frank F. Forth Lumber Co.
Charles Vodopich
Refrigeration
Service
Lee Mansfield
F L O R ID A
Flooring - Situating - Siding - F unning
“Q uality P in s "
iita a. a a u n m o i v c I S l
1 hereby give turtle* In
the puhlic (hut hereafter
I will not l>e responsible
for any debts Incurred
by my wife.
H ER A LD . SANFORD,
KILN DRIED
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Optom etrist
SANFORD
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you» tuijtjuy* uml
remombur thul a Jew•by Personal Prop•fly Floater ia your
b*al p r o l c c 11 o n
again*! lou or thwll
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while traveling. For
salety'e *ake tree u*
before you go.
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M ONTEZUM A Hotel — Room* —
Special rat* by the week. Comfort — Convenience._______
FU R N IS H E D Jl room apartment.
1000 French Avo. after 3:00 P.
M.________’
2 ROOMS furnished apartment,
new kitchen unit, full Hotel »erf vice In eluding utllltlea, linen*,
laundry A maid aervlcea. Mr,
Small, Valdai Hotel.________
UNFURNISHED garage apt. with
ga* Htovo. Adult* only. 2300
Mellonville.
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3 A 4 ROOM apartment*, partly
furnlrhed. In Ortevn, H mile*
from Sanford. Cool k nlearant,
rcreened porrhea and tile bath*.
Call OHO or 1367-JI.
FUR NIHTIKI) garage apt. lq
J walking dlatanca of town. Phone
0M -J.
....................
FU R N IS H ED apartment. Settled
couple. Hit Kim Av*.__________
3 Ro o m apartment, private bath,
private front and
hack en
trance, good bod, cool bedroom,
screened front porch. Phone
I l l i t-W, 810 Kim Ave. _____
4 ROOM Houae, furnished. No
children. P. O. Boa 1808.
■^■UllNIBHED garage apartment.
___
4 lO d M
furnished 'apartment
with Iratbl-angley Apartment*.
BEDROOM, 'g o o d " neighborhood.
ato W. Iat. 81.,________ ■
3—Real. Eatata For Salt—S
HKAL K S TA TK — 1NHUHANCH
LOWER PHICKS, Expert
P IO P K R TY
M A N A G E M E N T We both loan when yuu don't
repairing, (J. 0 . Follow*, Home C H E V R O LE T, got*! appeurume,
engine *k chussl* In excellent
RAYM O ND M. B A LL , Realtor
Ur
•bop, 1700 Sanford Ava. Pkoan
tad 4 F teclda State A u k BMg.
condition,
$260,0U.
Geo. I).
1I43-J.
Swartz, Phona 770-M.
>0 , P A R KS. M m i , bqshwoa RoT L u NCHRS evarr day [ « • TRACTOR WORK by tSTlunir *
I liM Is I M at HOMSR'I
irt# tad acreage, pot you*
loti. Ploughing, harrowing, mow W i O A t B - I ^Hallo 8 passenger
sedan. Excellent condition. ItuA. Itrout Realty Afeaey
ing k dirt moving. We *p*«lalbw
■ R. Mathte n . Aaaociate NEAT, recently reftnlshed dining
la conditioning building lota R . dlo. Fully equipped. Mechani
mem suite, alio mapla bed room
cally perfect. Upholstery per
; IT R. Second S t m t or ' phone
garden plot*. Phone 1N7-J,
auite, real bartalna. Phone
X O T tYPITS of bulldoier worit’. fact. Paint Job perfect. Price
$760. Apply Mr. Bowen, 641
AlTamonte xpRlfraa
reasonable rate*. Free eaUmatPlumoaa Drive. Phone UU7-IL
GOAT MILK
18 Mile* aoath of Snpford
ea. David E. Carpenter, Phone
D. Priest, Phone 716-W JL_
8 Bedroom*, 8. hatha and guaat
‘S T R Y M o U t l f r 4 IToor »edan.
1393-M.
run* good. Cheap fur quick sale
i, all completely fnrnlahed, 7 H gallon ButgM gaa water heat'- R lcw Koi.T*: Root repair
A. Bhrlner, Lake Mary.
i $13,800. 100' lake fronter, brand new, $90,00 alau 0
Minting, Phone 198-M,
Call ffemer Sewell,' Huekeli
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' R Y M f l d T f l l i - t W aedan.
A - V t o o k w ish e* w o rk for prlJ, Realtor*, phone W. P.
good tranxpnrtatlon. Cheap fur
veto family He»t of reference*.
M IRROr S - AU alaea. mad> to
ctuh. Phone 1471-W,
7th. B<
oederjUlve one to
for
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f.$i nit *1■ • t . 11. - m|
KHVHivt* iVlav \i)
Far ReeaXi
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IlDull III
Im im IImi.
3 Bedroom house, large lot, good
liM-ntlon, 91,il00.(wi ilown, hnlutice
financed, le»« than $60.00 per
month.
GROCERY Store with IIvIiik quartern. |4,G00.(H) Including "took,
on lot 80’ * 130’.
10 ACRE farm, all tiled with 6
room houre, $0,000.00, It rath,
liafnnre like rent.
J. W. H A LL, Heritor
212# Mellonville Are. Phone ( 8IW
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Yuu m il In* <i*i9tim 1I..1
Aiii)oiiii((ks (Tuuiffe in Srlinliih*
PITTH IIUH G Utility hint
Wall,
IIODGK-PLYMOI III
paint, oil Inine, $3 28 Gul.
PARTS \ND SERVICE
SUNK tilth Gin** A Paint I n. III# Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011
112-111 W. 2nd. SI.
Phone .1201NEW FLOORS nurtured t>> perfecTU X E D O FEED S: Compleie line.
linn. Old floiii* iiin.lt- like new.
Hunt's Tuxedo Eeeil Stole.
v ini*hiug. cleaning A wuxing.
EN JO Y Sunday ilinnei al l.anry'.j Pi.rtnl.lt- power |duut, 22 year*
76c also week day*. Loin lie* ,0 i experience in Seminole County,
short order*.
| II. M. ClejuMin. Lake Mary.
VENETIAN BLINDS mude to orSEW ING M AC H IN ES It e i i ' »
der. Seminole Vi-iietlan IllltiU
Sewing Milch. Center, I III W 1 Co. 820 W. 3rd. St. Phmm
1st. St. I'h. Him.
1162 W.
N EA R W A TER FR O N T LOTS
"GOOD AND HAD"
Expert Kuilio Repairing
Lot* 3. 4, 8, 0. 7. A H of Uluck 3 iteg $40.08 Shopwolll Single
j
Pied Myvr*, Mil E. 2nd. St '
Mayfair al*o lot 3 nr tll«K-k 12
Maple lied, coil spring,
Mayfair Priced from $800.00 to
cotton mattre**
$.’II0 8 | GALL 617 for llutit-iy. Generator
und Slur.er si-rvice. Swain's
$700.00 Term*.
Reg $60.05 Shopworn plat form
Battery Seivlce, 31)1 W. First
rocker*
$2006
HI
Lot* 34, 38, 30, Hlock 3 fir*t sec- Reg $120.06 Shopworn 2 |*\
tIon Marvanla. Pr)c*$480.00 each
SEE US FOR
Mnple living room *oite $00.061
Term*.
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
Iteg $74.60 6 pc. Solid oak
AND TYPING
dinette
$30.06
Lot* 10 thru IH— 24 thru 31 Hlock Keg $110 06 V pe ''ving room
CREDIT III III-.AD OF
• 1 Highland Park- Also I, 2. A 3
SANFORD
suite
fOti.OO
Bide* i r Highland Park. Price Iteg $42.60 Roiluwny lied
116 N I’ srk
Phone 180
$280.00 Term*.
with Innerspring nmttres* $20.60 ORLANDO Moinliig Sentinel. Or
M A TH ER of SANFORD
lundo Evening Slat. Call Itnlpli
Lot* 3 thru 2H UtiK-k iio Dream- 1203-00 K. 1*1. St.
Phone 120
Huy IIII 6-J.
wold A Lot* I thru 7 A 10 thru
EI.EtrrillC or
22, 24, 20 thru 38 A 40 thru 81 Z IN N IA A M ARIGOLD plant* 26c
dozen. A. F. Ramsey, Florist.
ACKTYI ENK
Dreamwiild. Priced to sell, $78.00
WELDING
to $100.00 each. Term*.
| Sipes Ave. Phone 310.
Hsnlord Molur A Ei|pt. to
Z IN N IA P LA N TS 26. dozen. Cull
208 W. 1*1 Street
l.a.age Building A -l eondltlun! 1123-1.
.See Jiimiile Cowan’* Sheet Metni
close lo uptown business district.
Work* for new radiator* no.I
Priced In sell, will, term* to USED Keiinioic Mangle; 6 MM
new cores. Itndiatoi repalnng
miiIi purchaser.
troll action Gcrninii rifle, toil
We take off und in*lull.
W. Ifilli SI.
C. A. WHIIHMIN, HR., Hroker
HENSON A YOUNG. Call tin ...
II# S. Park Are.
Phone 12HI CUSHM AN Motor Scooter, good
aliout your painting pioldiio .
condition, very ien.*onuldv. Ap
EHtimiite* cheei fully g i v e u
ply 641 PlnnioMi Drive, Hunfonl.
Phone* 268-It or 1607.11.
N EW MASONRY Store Ru II.IIiik .
Fla.
I
0 lot* ami garden, light*, water,
IIPHOLSTEItING
$7800.00 on 17-02.
Reiiuiring, recovering, slip covei .
GOOD Ga* station, corner lot. Cor
tefiiiishing.
Ealiniute* gn.-i,
ner for Open Air Market. Home II— AHTIFI.ES WANTKD— 0 I Suho's Upholstery, III) W Flint
alte lota $250.00. Several home* ________________________________ I SI. Phone 1363.
under construction. Flamingo
NOVELTY WORKS l.uwi, Foi
Height*, 0 mile* south. Office on Highest cash in tie paid for used
niture repnir*. All kind* ol ......I
furniture. Ted Duvla Furniture
property. W. J.
Harnett or
work. Bouts A Truck Imilies. Let
Co. 311 E. lat. Ph. 08*.
Phone Orlando 24088.
us figutn on your Joli. Gindri
USED Refrigerator*— Buy A Sell.
A White, Ublderville, I'lioiu
Vodopich
Hefrigurntlon
Service,
CAM P S ITE — The lies! speckled
118)3-K.
Phone
1240.
perch fishing in Florida la di
i.AWN'MOWEItS
*hur|H'ii.-d, lo
rectly off the shores of Bird
Wanted
cycle* repaired, lock uml kr\
Island, 28 acres, wunt substan
C LEA N H l i KIN ItACIS
work. No waiting—woi k gmn
tial offer.
T H E HANFORD H ER A LD
unteed. II. W. Slnimun, .'ID
V ER Y N IC E — new 3 bedroom 2 W H E E L bout trailer. Call DM4-J
East 4th. St.. Sunfotd, Fla
houae, garage, on large lot, ex
after 6:00 j>P. M.
(Formerly with William* Flan
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cellent neighborhood, Price $8,I
have
a
client
with
u
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lied
room
S h o p ) . _______ ___________
300. $1,000.00 will handle.
.
house c|o*e tti locution to trade
M E R C A N TIL E B U S IN E S S -!? !
for a good huu*e trailer.
300.00 buy*
buys a mercantile bust13— NatlceH— CerHiinulN — 13
C. A. W IIIDDON . HK.
nesa. Haa better than a $10.110
H.
Park
Ave.
Phone
1281
000.00 Inventory. Term*.
W A N TE D : Mr*. Bart Galletta to
FR E D W, BENDER, Realtor
take her son, Freddy Gnlleltu,
Phona lost
Room N o. 2."?— !'• 18-f.lve8 (tn k •Ruy plfea
to the R**ex Studio ut in*
Pla. Htata Hank HMg.
North I’urk Avenue where Mi
11. L. Cox will muke u photo
BEGIH TEBED
Cocker
Spaniel
graph free uf charge for pith
pupplea $26 A up. Also breeding
5*
A rtld cn F or Hale — 5
iirntlon In ‘ie Sanford lleriilil'
and hoarding. Mr*. Carl Mpsa,
“Must Promising Citizen of To
21131 Willow Ave. Phone 408-W.
morruw" contest.
FRIED JUMBO SIIRI HP dinners
everynlght, $1.00, HOUER'S.
IIKU* WANTKD
MilPa Swap Shop—We buy, aell or
14— I.OHT & FOUND — I I
trade moat anything . 400 Banford Ave. Phone 101-J.
W AITRESS Apply Manager Te r LOST: In Catholic Church-Gold
SCENIC OIL PAINTINGS by
Koiary. Finder cal) KHI3-W
minal Grill.
Griffith, aevarat alaea, framed
after 8:00 P. M.
or unframed.
HBNKARIK Glaaa k Paint Co.
WOKK WANTKD —9 l f t - AUTOMOIIII.KK — IT.
111*114 W. Sad. St.
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i iif>in Is a large culd storage lock-1 CO LU M B IA , Mo.. May
With Mr«. It. E. Loo
IIosU hm I ’d CI«hh er, within which la n separate arc- 1 Missouri honor medal*
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for illstiun fm frnten m e a t s
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juurnalism
The tv. H. C. N. nf the (.'beneaer I tSi- J. Ilnnlie Williams pre ' llefrtgerateil units have been j were presented today In three inMctlmdlsl Cburrh belli a regular! sided over a meeting uf the; prnvided in tlip slurp for dairy j dividual* and two puldiratlons.
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at fJaughlers of Wesley H i......... lh"> prinlin Ih mill for various froienl
Tile awards
the home of Mrs. It. K. Lee at Klrst MatliudUt
fliurch held, funds A number of rompreaaor. hy Hie University of Missouri
Hlfi'j l.auirl Avenue, The devil- Tm-sdny evening at Hie Inline nf units ill a tear room orovide the |Selionl of .liiurMallsin
tional was given by Mrs. It. A. M n. .S, M HldolmNsr mi llak A v d low lempcrutures reunited liy the, K*rtplrol were: Klmer Ihivis,
litemmeyt'i and the spiritual life, uur Helving as ho>destei wilh refrigerator milts. A nut her cold Washington, It.
news analyst
•lory laaik "Newneaa of Life" by \ Mrs. Hliiulmlwr were M n Helen' *tinmu' loom Is that In which'for the American Broadcasting
Kalelle I Carver wan studied u u -1 Hcluiltx, Mm. Clark
l.rmiardy., vfueiiihle i and proiluce are slated. Company. .John B. Kiilghl, prrsl.ler the direction of Mia. Carl Brad- j Miss dialer Kiuhlmff ami Mm* f{ hi k of the produce counter 'dent mid publisher t*f tlm John 8.
bun The business meeting was Albeit Hickson.
mid ii'purntcd hy u parlltioli from Knigld
Newspapers;
Alfonso
||,e list of the store fa a prodlire John..... executive secretary of
preparation (pulli t«i(t measures | Aitverllsing Agendas: the Satnr7 liv urn fief There produce l*;dav Kveidng Post and the Mem■leaned In a large jdhk. then Is'phis. Teiui.. Commercial Appeal.
I.ill.d In nuts in a spare under Ihe j Kditur Hen lllhli. aeeenle.i the
pm l it mil, milking it eaally avail- award fur the I'ost, mid r.dltor
Mrsrllffordl
Mis K C Will....... i, lead (hire J aid'" In attendaiita at Ihe fruit sfldj Frank It. Ahlgrcn accepted fur
\ ImriiMr i ' m - e s
«,f the uim'leenM.ihnplei [vegetable conitler. A room la also! the Commercial Appeal.
Wilbur Nolan 1"I J " 1" ’ and mImi the p cm "M o -' available fur preparation uf dairy > In his remarks preceding the
s. Mrs. I .cun' 11t,f'' •>' Mine" try Kipling Iii bar- products.
' presentalinns,
Dean
Frank I..
It'osa Stewart," nmliy with the
Mnlher'i Hay
Six evil aisles havebeen pro- Mutt
of the Missouri School of
i<r slid Kthnl ........ Mm.W. IV Chiipnimi
told viiled ful ipfrily service in making )
Inner Johnson.1of srltleuieni work being done III psvimnt
fur provision...
Near
fjH p iH S S M H M N H M B M M N M i
III and Jan)* Cuba with Hie aid of lonliitin these m an rnrhisurc for the limitnml Carolyn'inn finm the chapter
ager from wlu-re he can send toea-i |Hj
I liepori
were heard finm all
age In all parts of the store1 j K
----------- -|officers wilh Ihe trea.uin
re H i .....if b
inler-rurmnunleatlon
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hilled hv ........ .
lo Ihe >hull'll
In Ihe teal of the store la a I
a "' ^
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1huihPny fund. I'lfleen <nrd- and laigr stock rotgr. I.arge double
■k
Isy ft— f/Pl— |t ti'iioiuel. have been .cut In III doura eitaldr truckers to unload;
A
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im Hcnleb fm meml" i • during the month
gnude eatdly. An overhead con-1
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nest three to
pollowing the tniduei • m rrimg vrv»i
transports meal catcasses K
a -iielal I
wb,
enjoyed ami '« lltr slursge room. Two toilet) H
at work fol iefirslimrlits were sfived. Tim......... .
ate available III the rear.
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iitack nf jsim Mlirniliug weir Mis. Itutli l.nml- 'b " I ........ lug water is
supplied.
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H'tiuif lit Kng- <tnlal. Mi .. I J. Iloyetle, Mrs. Hack uf the stock room Is a small
ins ordeii'd e j j, c,,m jrt. Mis. P A How utiloaillng and stock room where
w
, eggs or fried iBtitl. Mi- J, If. Amlirsiui, Jr., truckers may leave produce ill
ir to come.
Mr*. Ii K. While, .Mrs. J I). night. A large brick
enelosed
me, though." j.nnry, Mrs,
II.
Piire.
Mrs tiasli liin lakes rare of cartons etui
H
y
ast hail an Ire |j„v 1,111,. Mrs.M I. Wright. I'aperiH
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Mrs. I,. M Tyrr, Mrs. T. II, llyril.
The -lore Is cooled with conH
\
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ling fine, end M i-. I,ids Ktell, Mr*, .f.
Hnalle -ruled overhearl ventilator fan-. H
s gained hack William-, Mr-.
W. K,
Hallies, The many open refrleritor units K l
"k
nan dlf- Mi*. K. II l.aimv, Mr .. I'I biiiIp will have a cooling effect also.
•m Ids rn-star, Herndon. Mrs. M ft. Kh.ikland,
H. l>. Kushre, Jiieksonvtlle, was' ■
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» npliird Kiel Mis. /eh HalllfC M l. s
Ver s .unlraelur for the building. Win■
l'» Mir Ir 11y fm WNmift »M‘k. >fl.
/<n
*|mv,
IniitMlIecJ by ^ervlcr
I *
Mi..
UfMi.lsrd, M il \V
<ila..M
uf Uayltuia]
I regret, said Chaiunmi. Mrs. C, W Hlnkcs of Heacli. Pnintllig waa hy Huy ( iif -1
t|H
eli say •heli rr, f t , biuI Mm . K V Williams ford, plumbing hy l.ee BrufTiers, ‘
H
id fur Aiiirrl
electrie wnik liy Kanfurd Kleetrlrl
HB
HH
ilhei w b s wruiiC,,.. ,md enu'llun of alglls liy (>_ lb
B
tills ephlrmle Wayne was fealuird In Ihe miimt Sign Co. A. C. Hopkins, Jack-on■
horse opeia series, “The
Thtee ville, is Bichllect. Modern design
A
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/
llhieshcs, we Hi’aipnleers'* . . . "Hunw
While" plywood eountera and shelving | ■
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FRIDAY MAY 9, 1949
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
P^GE EIGHT
.
IT M
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lif e
1
terlals connected with production
of alnnilr energy. He charged
that ronstructlon nf large mrfields In Spain begun after a visit
nf an American general, and
askeil the II, N. In “ halt this
cilnnlvaliee,"
The If. S. delegation was re-
*!!" r,’n' W r " ry A ,n ,r'
fCiatlaaea ^ re w * V
*T
I
1.1 i
,
l»y *n«l Bcnator Chan
‘ Tim much criticism nf news- H. D.) to Madrid ns i
l'“ l'«"* Is as Ineffectual an our political contact* will
criticism nf the weather, ami this
(inmiyku, referring
is nut tight." Mull
said. “Tim „f t). «, „ rrimis, -aid
niii'l> uf uur criticism Is luuse, ill (jer if them alrmily I
inf........ I uiul impressionistic.
agreement" bringing
"Newspapers are nut a business j the Allnntlr I’m# II
hki any other
business. Th a y . United Hlate.s Is “att
III.'.'
so rinse n tuirtliMislup will) I sliluiable interest In ti
annually
jfN.iiiiiiirn! anil society in uur uraniuui mine- In Hpaii
democratic system that we must to corner the worhl'i
be ansiniisly concerned with their
nuli'les, tbeii tlemls, theil fll-
ji>,ili'il r*'h ly I'* deny the e s is trftw
of a udlltury ugreen.... . with
Spain and lh*‘ ail hane chill go. and
In decline fommlly that the Unit
ed Stales opposes tdinciiiic Spain
into eitliei the Atlantic I'net hi
ihe Mm.shall i'lau
N hHon'd Weather
M'asiitsis Pram rasa nasi
marks. IM, which was the reading
at I'hoeiiix, Aril. The HI at Pro
vidence, It. I. was a record foi
Mhv fi, in was Ihe all at Cleveland
and the HH at Lansing, Mleh
.'d.i ii rilies reported marks nf
'Hi degree"i, Includluu New York O
I’lltsbui ult. Albany, N Y., St
tm iii, I'lltiduirKh ami Cincinnati
Tbe top id Knoxas t'ily and Bo*
fill
WMM HU.
CoiitfraUilutions And Host Wishu
ro
SIMM’ A It IIS — IMISTIJH
ml ten s------ Mureal Fitlilt*
PARTY
Ford Strike
('oiiKrvNH Koiindup
U nnilantS I' ibih Pass lint I
at since Apr 7. No uur now l, side
to *av when il will get Briiuud In
acting on it. The I luuse ban passed
lla own bill.
Mr. Truman told news rotiference yesterday lie wants a bill
passed. Hut lie tinted that unless
the Hcmitc acta at h'uil tltl days
before the July Ml adjuiirmiieni lie
won't gel any ii'inganUaliun ar
roinpliHlii'd Ibis year.
And Funner Hnpienir Court
Justice Owen J. Htdierls ssld that
delay In appruvliig Ihe Ninth
Atlantic Pact will damage Ameri
can pieallgc ilitniighnut the world.
Itobcrta nlbo said in a statement
ineparcd for tlm Henate Fotulgn
Heist Inn* ('nmmltti'e that delay
would I'lii'nuragn Itussla.
Tlm treaty must Im ratified hy
the Henate before It Is binding on
the United Slates. The foreign re
lations cnminltter Is getting all
the Information mid advice II ran
from lop officials before the Henat# votes,
Moat nf those who have testi
fied, Including Kuberti, favor ratifleatlun.
Yesterday, however, funner Vice
Frctldenl Henry A. Wallace was
ahatply critical of the proposal.
He tntil the romuilttee Ihe Alliance
wva directed against Russia and
might turn lief "Into a wild and
desperate cornered beast,"
The Senate hat other mattere to
taka eare of before It turne to the
Pact, The negt major liplelatloh on
tap la the bill to extend the Raclpj-oval Trade Act.
Senator Ferguson (R -Mich I
tel dtha Senate Judiciary aubcommlttaa In a statement that Ameri
can Communiate era pouring mllllona of dollara Into Iron eurtaln
nations to be used against ue.
Tha committee la studying var
ious bllla, Including oneJw farguton, to eurg activities of Communlata and Communist-front organlaatlona In tha U. 8.
. .
.
|{mt‘ Trark IturiiM
Palmetto & Third St
week.
The 1,000,(HKI LTD Auto Work
ers plan to ask for more pay ami
have declared pensions as tlielr
No. I objective.
In Ihe Ford dispute, no peace
talks were scheduled. Tbe com
pany denied union chargee uf a
"speedup."
Anti the violence-torn mining
town uf Aehfslus, Quebec, In
voked Canada's riot act today ami
ordered strikers to dleperse..
Kmhattled strikers
who had
blockaded approaches to the town
for a day ami night abandoned
thalr positions this morning. Some
100 provincial police reinforcemanta stood by under orders to
prevent further violence by what
ever means necessary.
About 11,000. Including workers
uf the Canadian Johns-Man ville
asbestos plant, have bean on strike
for almost three months In this
asbestos bait, where moat of thg
worhl s asliestos la produced,'
From tha etepapf Hto. Aimes's
Roman Cathol e chdfch. Justice of
Paaca Hsttel O'Rredy read tha
rtot act, But only a few strikers
hand to hear him. Ho
told themi; "disperse and go home.
2?J*
eccupiHona.
Thbaa who don't era Hshla'in tie.
Sanford
Sunday, May 8 — 2
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1 THIRD
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THE DATE
StMtlay, May 1, IM!
Dw'l MIm 1(1
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Open for Business
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T i Pratert the Peace of tha World:
T# r t i n t t Um F f H T H i of America:
T » P u i m Preterit?
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
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Hattie, And
S ta tu s
O f
TA L L A H A 8 8 R E , May *— </P)
— Senator Mathew* of Jsekaon_»IH# today Introduced a propou
n d canslltutlonal amendment to
pdmH n state Income tas. The
prepeaal weald levy a state la*
ef IS p w m t of the federal
1averament taa for Income an*
*r I664.M0 and either percent
ef the amount In earess of
1664,664. Two simitar proposals
have been aunmllleri In Ihr
TALLA H A H H EK , May t - f / F l 'Property ef labor arganliatlons
•would be eiempl from taaation
by a Mil Inlroducad In the
Florida House today by Reps.
Bellini or of Palm Beach and
Carlton of Duval. It would In
clude "bona fide labor organi
sations" In the claae of auneacatlen, benevolent, fraternal,
charttablu and relit lena erganlrations whose property now la
eaemgt from taaation.
TA LLA H A B B R B , May •— «P)
§ — House and Renata get togeth
er today on a Mil that will
aballih moet of Flerlda'e con
tinuing appropriations and ear
marked funds. The meaaare,
which now goes lo Ike Dovernor, would put about 68 per
cent of tha Hlato'a money In
the general fund and let ft be
spent only on Mtnnlsl appro
priation by the legislature.
TALLAH AKM EB, May t-l/ l'i
M — A dispute ever wheiither the
(Jeter nor or Cabinet should
M
r» _
aupe
af central
____
_ ...rvltlon
___
purchasing today dais ted final
etthn on the Mil until tumorSenator Mathews, In a
miMle parliamentary mote
an amendment putting
under the Governor. Hie
Ml woo rated down
with Matkewa voting
It— end ko immediately
od for rirenaldevati— .
T A U AHAfWEE. May 9— (JP>—
The flttt between two Mouse com*
mitleei over the $100,090,000
Florida public school bill broke out
(Ceotlaaao Da Vsa* Rioatt
County Infirmary
Deaths Are Probed
By fo rt Wayne
FORT W A Y N E !nd„ May 9 (JP)— Further invaatlgation was
planned today into tha high death
rata at th« Allen County-Infirm
ary where twenty-nine Inmates
died In the JM tlaya ending last
Haturday.
Tha county commiaalonars, a
ropreasntotiva of the atoto health
board and Dr. Nooh Zehr the
institution's physician, ware to
ispeel tha
the Infirmary toda
today.
- i-tapoct
Dr. Zehr In k atalomont, boa atiributod the death
sath rate
rota to lack
loci of
tcisottaood-tl N i s Feet I
Rabbi Morris Skop
Resigns Orlando Pont
ORLANDO, May 9 -(Ipaclal).
Rabbi Murrla A. Hkop, loader of
Congregation Ohov Hhalom for tha
* past 12 years, and a figure In both
' civic and rellgloua affairs on the
community, hea railgnad hla poet
hero to aaaumo th* position of
RabM end Director ef the Corel
Gablea Jewish Community Center,
end to serve w ith 1 the disabled
Jewish War Vetorana of the Fratt
Hospital under tha U, 8, ArmyNational Jewlah watfara Board
Chaplelney program.
. Bebbt g k o p has occupied ■ uni_ quo poalikm here in Ural he aortad
* a Jewlah community comprised of
Referm,.Oi
lira Jewlah
also 4s seen
Of Floeida Rabble,
F e d S ra u S f^S ^a l
president of the C irai Florida
Zionist District, chat nan of tha
International Relations Commit***
'41, member
of Rotory |n 1940
lal Commit*
of th» Mayor's Int
Mental H y
f i ® » OOVMv#• W H ii
h im d U m C
Croat, and hee
varimm other
w S S f t .'t f S J S J f S i
with Plans for the financing.'
bhIi I Mnyi»t ( nrriwiiy this rnorn
IHR.
A uuuir civic groups, the Jaycees appeared lo tic must interI listed in the program and upliuinicd s committee of three:
H. L. Perkins, Jr..
R.
A.
Newman, Jr. and tieorgo Will
iams, Jr., together with John Henkarlk, president-elect, tn attend
the meeting and report Ihrir find
ings to the Jaycees.
W. A. Morrison, prrsldciit of
KiwanU, slated tmlay that while
the club will not tie officially ropresenleil at the meeting, a numla-r of member, are eapected to
t „ I l * “ hHr
|M’lntm
„ „ c l{ J,,ml chandler of tW ,.
mcrce had secured plans fo, i Interminal from the engineering
firm of Smith and (iillcspir. .forkaonvlllr, and had wnntsrled the
RFC. government loan agency,
and had suggested using revenue
from IHe terminal for re-payiuenl
of the loan.
The RFC when last rnolaeted,
he said, was dubious over tinlong period of ymra It would take
hy this means to repay Inlercst
and principle of the loan. They
asked that City revenue, not
otherwise pledged. tie used
tMlllk up th(1 juBn
, , r iv „ t, f(n „ )cln||
““I S d " w
- m
. ! e S , ^
rom
he
u inildie hearing! the CtlrnnK I t!?^I|3nthSyC
|tyU'B %, m U iST
^Hlnm
lin n (IfMirvH An fUflfiv r l t l i f n i mi l
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, ? * ?, r n y . ‘ . " V j bon<l* f o r the project,
d e c la r e d
possible t() attend In order to find Mr McKtbbln.
h*
,'»«*v«var. the ..........................
conuminity feels about continuing
tceallaaeu os Paa* *■««»(
Rotary Asked To Civil War Rages
Aid Appeals For 17 Miles F r o m
Hospital F u n d s City 01 Shanghai
t
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T h fif Arc Ton Many
I l y r t l s I n Coiijri'css,
(Hunts Pledge $1,000 To Hospital Fund
Into Eastern Zone
Thursday Morning
i ’r c s id e n t
iiioillloi said
I s ( J i i o t t ’d
As T e l l i n t r Veterans
WASHINGTON, M iv '» — </P>-I’lrvuleHf IruiiMii Intl^V llYRfd ConHrc%» tn n t vpredilv nn .| lull (?|Vtnn
him |*nurf to fent«.in/ir the rufcuh v r hi i in !u*% nf ||>r v*nkerninf nl
In .* Apfciil mrv4Ayr %rnt tn the
I h»u*r iml '''*n,itrt Mf I rutiisin **td
ihr lrv»i*| limit vltoiiM en-t* Ifd toon
if ,*nv fni^.tm/.tfinn (Hn(>m-tli ire
LONDON. May f> </!') Mo*row radio said lomgld ihr RuisiaU
rone commander "has issued an
nrdri trsloimg tiansport, tradr and)
(oitiniunicalions servires in Merlin.**
Hie order, signrrl hy ('irrier.il V, I
I Churkov. lilt* ihr him k.nlr all
12:01 A M Thursday, ihr hro,id-|
1 asl said
I h r .Snvirl
N*t. IH5.
Aiw n d a trrl I 'r r a i Loaned W ire
Truman Seeks Speed On Bills
For Revamping Government
Whether nr
or nnt
not tn
to go
go ahead
ahead with
with plant
plant lor
lo r financing
(in a n rin R of
of the
the pm
pm
Whether
&
»,
•
pined $150,000 wateilrnnl
waleilrtml Iriminal and dock project will he duruttrd
diiiutsrj
K a f l l l l
K I a a L
|,y the
(hr City Cnmmisiion
Cnintnitnon tonight at 8
:0 0 o'clock at iti meeting
U v l a lii
U O v IV a m
hy
8:00
mretitiK at ihr
City Hall, and Mayor Andrew Carraway today repealed hit invitation
' lo 'iu,'nr'* ,nrn, civic tfadrri and all other cititent tn allrml in order T
Traffic Is Scheduled
' to express views tin the program.9-— — ----------------"The pulrllr can hear the whole , h(> ,)roUfc.g
To Start Moving
M e a s u re
S t a y a Unchartgred
t
Continued
*>*rm snd partly
cloudy Diruuah
Tuesday l’na»
-dhlr
thnwerit this, afternoon
Iright mri.ihlp winds.
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M O N D A Y M A Y 1>. 11»l!»
House G roups City Commission To Discuu Plans Soviets Issue
Level Attacks To Finance *>ock_Pr°ject Tonight 0 r d e rT o L ift
I .
A t
4P*™
W
N
In hr v»il»miMril tn tin*
rrtr|S-
nll fmill Most ow was pnm and
it would lakr snnir lour to de1ipher ilri.nU >d ihr uiilrr
Thr Wrslrrn Allies wii
,hr’r
" T " ' * iiinmfiil l l i t l u k
tuonirnl. Iltililh
trani|xirtalion eapetls announced'
n Berlin. Under a 4pui powrr agree
ment reached in
m Orw
Nrw York
the |,u,,I.,
1otk tliei
liinckadr is liring Idled lliursdayin Hi
snd a ineclmg ul the i nur-l’ower fa u
council id lorrign ministers will ........
lie held in Paris May 2 I lo iliac lias
the future of Germany as a whole.
The trnnaporlistlnn men ox port
tin- Russintis to lift tin'll blocktide of western Berlin in minedHticp with the foiirpowci ugieo.
oii-nt reached in New York There
will lie mi need for llm Western
frrn
i n iimm
ronr at
at tli-i!
that
( nn«rr*kx
Mi I mm $n » .tiled ftt^ntioti to
thr fn i th.ft thr hiil fn|iitTfi thll
iii > irur^.imifitlnn pl»t$ he fiihrntti
mu$t hr hrfnrr ('ntlRffu M) d^y*
uilhtmt hrntft dn$|ipfnvr<l hy thf
I {olive *ti S 4*nAtr lo he* nmr ^H ncI*
I'lmtii liy l!us ivr I Id inrfMKe $<inl
“ lilt HUM* nf thlH tin ill* y *4 unttiri||
\i.ik lioinls fin in system c os olive secoed from riulit presents the first
ni ,
y ,,f S.'.OII I,, Bug Uenctsl ,1 t‘ Mot, Ins,or, gen,-ml chiiiimnn ,.t iti,- fuod-mising com- |*riint| the htll nhouhl f*r euN rtfo
on 'hi- t.units* iili.lg.. ,.f tl.ono tn tin- T n iml.l I niighlnn Minim ml llnspit.il luml dnvr fni IUIP. 801*11 if liU> 14-4■I $*IIIIiJEJit i(>II pi 11Uf
Hiihinittr*! t** h-r ptMMit
oXtH’UtiVt* nr** lo
f ('miicrrBii.1*
T h r lloiiNr u lrrm lv hn * p n v ird
Effect Of Ford
S t r i k e Is Felt
In Auto Industry
Truman KxplainN
Mis Vim And Vijfor
W A S H I Nf i T i IN
M hv i» */••»
IYi**tt|t'iil
Irnmitfi
lm> h H
**« n rn|«l**iiaf tim fin fs t liim 8i*
liri illhy iM inf*’ *»ft
|’vi» Iniil In
wnrk «** hm11. Jill m y lift* f v *•
fit*Vi*i Itinl tuns’ In kift infn mi**
ihirf
tin* (if **-1,1«It-lit i it I *j *11 *i *..
wjih
Kivi'ii viMtnffhiy In Ih
KflWillll 11ll$f !$•••* I'llllll'll, |ij»re
ft»| nf tin* Ku wf 11in(it Int (li»* 1i'll
It vvn-4 Mi T i UMiiiit’w i i'*4|ft»nAn
tn h i l kf tltll'fi'n *' \ )»i *'pswe'lI im|M'
Mmt “ I u iH Ilf! u full nt vim
Jill* I v »$!«*» tin >1111 nil* wVlt'tl I
rfilt h my huhi hirthihiy M V*'*t
Irtth iy v%>i ■% hm fwjii'i'iiilly h|$;
George Touhy Gives Nationalists Impound
Report On Conven
Vehicles For Imme- :V|1;: •"'*«' in
.....
tion In Sarasota
mate Military use '» « "f "'«• -soviet ............ tim O i m
Boysen Arrested
On Theft Charge
At Court Hearing
(h r ffimiNiMi*
th*' P m h l r n t
pow rr t«» umh rtn k r r*'nrk|*ioui»tion
uf thr rxrrnfivr hiuut'h It H m»u
awiiltihk; Ht•nitt** iirtm oI h r S m u t■ l* ixrrlltivr F.xpriiftlt n 11*ra ( ‘n m iu ittrr hit* approved .$
lull tJiffcMiin mi vom r i m pur tu n !
Imi n 114 f 1 41ill t hr turn Niter pn-tird by
th r I I m iiip . I' tm a ti4*4*ii on th r Son*
utr i Fih'udrit jiwiiit l mi* urtm o h flirt!
A pi 7
Th »llm i'*' bill r* rm p t * *atnf
itnpni flint
$;nvri ninrnt
H^rnciNS
ft *mi i rni kjiim *nt mu
(da m l
Tb r
Scitali lull u m ih l I’ Xrm pt im ur
I ’ hdri th r hnuxr bill bulb rlm tn hei 8 m in i ib^iippf OV4* Wlthtll HU
dnv?* any plutin niibuiitU'd by tl\«
I' i evident in ni d r r to vrtn I be pro*
poaftlH. ITndrt tilt' Hrim ltf bill tlth
r r rb n iu b ri *miibl art w ith in ( h i t
p D i t y 'I ' m L a : - < i f f
Kan Drops ( har$r<-'s
_______ *
wesli-rii cAurttrr tihs kndi- of the
,
"’.HIM
)
Workers
In
*'I' Ass;mil \gainst
An appeal for support of rise
SHANGHAI. May *1
(/}•> t m ijn'Vid'1'^' of tiernmny. « -'Hikes.
Kernahl Gughlon Memorial Hos Figliting around Katling. Iiroughl
'I C i t i e s Slmrtly
! lurtifhor <if Hants
tir-rmso mil men to Imth Westpital drive and a report on rise the Ciiinesc civil war lo an atca 17 rrn un-1 KHstcin iK'cii|inlliin tnnna
Roiary convention at Sarasota were miles northwest of thr heart of havt- iiihiIc limit plans
in in n r r . m . ,
ArtNl W YOlUv M u "
olN
heard at the Rotary luncheon to Shanghai loday.
Meanwhile in Washington for* issg Mrlroil Msynr (Jrorar l!dI iff I lio y»rn « i* Iiir-lr.l m -s
e
.irili
made
personal
aiumil-.
In
day. MacDonald Bryan, campaign
Far to Ihe southwest, ('■munun- 'V'’,r,
,'*f, W",r. ,tol,"r t , PManhattan iniuhnnm mi i handli.ig
___________ ,
___________ i I’atturson said lodiiy tim i«»e for lirnry Ford II and Waller
director, said that some hospital iti armies
preised a iwtn-pronged the Atlantie Tn-nly is simple: it lirulhrr today to try in >rttle
llicll i li.iigr Iml,iv do.illy after
costs have risen as much as 800 offensive along an irregular 210- would preserve peace Premise Ihr fisr-Hisy strike ol M.Otlll
•In \ ft** Mi
T iu iiin m . Il wit*
lie willnbrw a •uniuuuo si i using |time In junk the plans by disapFord
-*inker*.
Kdesril*
.,
form
Mntlivf'*» ll«y* ifU nun Mirth
ftercenl and that $25,000 is needed mite front. This operation extended Russiir would nut ilsre gu In wiir
M rili.lg ri l.eo D ill'll lie, of llie New p io v iu g tliem
er
->
i
c
a
nicer
for
Ihe
t'ltl
I'ult>luv 4«int thr hmrtli « iiiiivriH
to wipe out the dificil.
Senate Maimtiy Leader Lucas
from the teaport of Hangchow on against the comPiiicd stieuglh of c oil .\iiio Worker*, proposesl
Yni k 4•■•sills u| him] i|e ririiriull
ii r y nf In* furmul iinitiMiiii't*
the
pact
nations.
t (D-lll> said aftei n While liniiss
George Tnuhy. president-elect of tha east to lake Poyangon the west.
jlre r sllcriiallven to Ihr Ford
mrnt
of
Ih
r
(
muI uf thr wur
11»r
*
imin
1 .1 1 , 1 ini ulcnllficil hereoufeietin- of Denuierattr cougrcs* iog» ,idice*
i . .i*
I . ,had
i Srnilt,,
Patterson
testified liefoil) r ,p
tim
the Rotary Club, raid Rotary In At
Ktit ngiI* Iln w rv rt, ii villi" li iiitif ’•cira *\f.4rv K ir il l iii *g 1 1 1 icgl'lcrcil
the Red drive
hot,.lHII
|11 T$..urM‘i>. IVmudtnl riiul Itrulti
si.mal ledei i wltii Mi
Tiuir.a.
nttriuliim rltm rh . Mi T iiiiiin ii
ternational has grown so large that carried 200 miles south of Yang- mittes It is liulding hemings mi er president of Ihe t'AM :
lilll -c
llmi Hie ss-oati- unglii <«ke up *ha
Itrxnm|il Inn of dlrrrl nrsnlla
im ulr in* in iit in iliir tm'HHinii nf
IP i.Bilsat.l tls Psa* l l m
there are only two or three cities lt (
i r.u ganmilioo lilll shortly.
Illinx liroken off a le* milttllr*
ih r tju\ H im ir nf Ui*' flnui'i**
III. Mi'll, il liiiMiklv u 1i i $ 1*<$11 Ian
Meanwhile I’lesldent Truman
in the entire world targe enough to
after Ihr Hiilknot started Iasi
A Shanghai garrison command
,
...,
.
III th r e h u irh u r t r III iiirium v ' • I I I ..•It Il'Cll 1)llM»» lia-r 111 k 11**4’ king
wns reported to have told a group
Thursd a, tiiioii. Mrdhillnn of Ihe
accommodate an International con Lominunitpir seemed lo indicate the
n| M» T i i i i i u i i Vm nml In f
'In .
W l^ IT ly
alt r t 1)' : l « n Ci|lrt 1)9 ,,l \et,-imis that there are on many
il1III .........
"Rpred-up" rlis|ioti- liy ISr(mil
Mini in 11» 17
vention.
fighting closest to Shanghai was —
Isbnr-mil mi semen I-rill sells nun
cun, A m J H, h ■q M itlnri l tu i r livid" ui Congress
Bill Kirk nl Bill Kirk Motors was on * small scalj. Killing is on the
inlllre Mrilisllon tit Kd» unis
Hillieit A. Ilaiiisoti. Mitlousi
' HI llll III ill! •islll llisiiiii %>lillr .» t **(»l
welcomed into ihe dull ns a new Shanghai-Nanking highway seven
himself
, |,i,it man of tin- \nieriean Veter
lui
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1
4
li
i
It*
Il
U|»
k^illlMl
II
|,l mi'
.•ns C iunim tle e and ...........
those
inemlirr by M. H. Coleman who ex miles north of the railway between
lit \SSIIt l.kTKtl PltK-SS
A 1,0 lu lle d III, Mi T ru m a n . I old
plained the purpose* of Rotary and the Iwn cities. Red troops thrusting
1|ir rllril id a -Irikr nf tii.lHHI
i *‘pnrti*rr.
presented Mr. Kirk with the Roiary along the rail line were within 15
tIfficiisli- rind cli'ikR uf tin- m <
.if veterans that llieie too many
workris
at thr I-oh I Motor In. s
I'iggly.Wiggly su|i(-r-iiuirk«-i >'
tt’sa llaase its s-aa* Nlnhll
"Code of Lillies", a pamphlet cal
H u d , in the * ongiess, He want*
MOSS Fast Thlnl Htrci-t w»-r« lm<i» iwrs Drtiull mra plrililt was brgio
us to see that muigirsxmen are el
led "Welcome lo Roiary" and n
to mure than 4,finil vlsniturn yr,
illg III hr Irll III llir u u lu -lry III
e, led who are aide to see tilings j"
Inprl pin.
tc-rdsy ufternmiu u* tim Winn
t.onlloord on Page Eight
Hu-terms of national mH resl. rath
11•»« ,»• i aeing events neu- "I.
■ Mr. Bryan, who was introduceil
l.nvpii (Jnmpany, iiwncn <*f tinI bail local Interest and toske
,..yeit
yeslenlny
affei uom„ '•
hy Jack itatlgao, for the hosnitsl
ftori', held upi'n Iioiiss- in ii-li-bi.i
i nt bui I in n irm»l
Ini go plans,
i,,m i than
WHt
people nl ' '
committer, said that there Is n
linn nl Its c-ompIctiuM. Uiidy «li
lilmiH."
" I ’m c k rr Day I Viebratnui"
1
partnership between the hospital
j corati-d with large hit shelx <•.
S.-nat.ii tinny > Hy id. V iigous
ii-e Dusty Bools Hiding A - .... i and every man, woman and child
gladlnlusrs ami rarimiiuits, 11
( I ..nllsurri '»<• *''•»••
lion ul its 11 in k at tin- M inn. i
In the community. In cases of
|spot less and glenming -tme |in
\n p o ii
Moree
tlmn hn hm •
child Idrth, auto accidents, or criti
TAM P A,
May 9— (JPl — Two ' sented a very iitlrm-llve ap|n-ni
wen* - ol•led ill rare*.
cal Illness, the need for nearby men tmlay were charged with as- ance. and many coniplimnnts »•-,•
hospital facilities Immediately is vuutt with intent to kill Arthur received by Manager It W r « Tw o of the major evrnl* ■>. .
paramount, he said,
Velasco, brother of a Tampa sube.
eowtiitny
elliom-i'i A mass x -ra y survey will I,,, I ihe mi ii'"
When he learned that there Is politician-gambler shot to ileath
In IPeiignltlilll nf Mntliei I till
Illdluted
111
Henunnle
f'n u o tv lin e , Willi lay lluldiy W hile a '■
only one hospital in Semlnol- last December.
th* store gave nwny 3,(Mat mi
'a ilin g Ju n e I. fni Hi-irm tillg of .........mi- H nrriotl's " T iig g e i"
County, and It in financial
Arthur Velasco, a carpenter, nathin.i. Vlsltiire «li*u were tieute,
-iissilile tiiliereillosls ruses, il was v illi a bridle us n |iri/.e, im.l '
straights which might force It to escaped with a flash wound In to lee cream, tea snd euffee drink
fiee fill all Iti wltleb Ernest I
■Iuou need today by H r, Frank
close, Mr. Bryan, who lives In HI. Hu- right haml in a street shoot cheese snil
erm-kers.
I'ln-liflashed 'o vletory snd rs-eeived
Knur yi'Si old D o n n ir W h itu -n
•
nil
till
is
II.
direeloi
nf
llm
.Seminole
Augustine, said hn decided to ing last night.
aptHinv for stirring iced tea wei- 1 o im ty lie u ltli H u ll, ami M rs martlognle ns prixe. lie mdi
xuii of Mr. snd Mrs II D
list.( iH H H t O l D l St U K I I ON
come here and do what he couM
Released on 13,000 bond each given as favors.
mure owned liy Ham fo riu m .
ten. I mm French \ venue. w « v v « t I \l I V I I A S S K K Mnv
f
to help make the drive for funds pending a peace Juatlce hearing
Milf*Ii-isI rernrdliig* «eie piuvil i.d w a id K lu d ie i, e x i-ru llv e seeIn tile tow pony rare, tiein- 1
1SSI,
ut,
j | , . v , "••! th « W innm "« •hr " 't n a l im m ia enecess. He cited personal ex May 23 were Augustine ffiua) od hy thr Pet Milk Go. The llos ■I'tary of fIt.- Seminole C’ou nly nila ndo. plnred seenmi smi
' , , , , M Hi I " 1" , s ' " ' ' 1
T ,
r.u tin „ pu ll, w ill. It'll out uf o ld
perience* to show how the need Friscla,
44, a n d
Auguatlne den flu. supplied a humorous n«-'■ I iltiereulnsis and lle a llh Assoela a martingale lloliliy W hile
tMl
, -4.,11,1 J in lay Da
|
||ri aid's. ' M u . b
for a hospital la felt sooner or (Primal l.anara, 49.
h.-I mm " I 'd of III*- A on i ii-HII P i.im iritng C i H c u
with u leidica of the head "I non.
i lord, ami won reins.
if T m ii'ir r n v
Tw o slationary and three rimhlle
later hy everyone, and how the
| . i-n.il rllddlol'NO III Ht
I’l-H 'ts,
Police Inspector M. C. Beasley "Elsie ihe Cow", mminti-d uvei
f’liiytnn Brown, set'oiol m '
I'lm lr ,t.
< ray units will lie lirunghl Imre
lack of its facilities may effect said Friscla admitted shouting at the dairy counter. Much Interr
i
i
u
g
w
'S'
nil
"
o
"
"
'
"
f
'II
m
H-ti'ili
Buddy Long four y s i dd son
fiee-fiir-iill. won liita. and "
(Ceatlanes os Page ICiako
tCsstiaaee On Pane reset
was shown In the ounti-r where I f-«r Urn survey by Th e Stale Hoard plaee wlimei lls r r y H ardy 1 1 i at he i than inti’iitlim ."
••! Mr. and Mia Harold L Lung
i.i.i
Th
e
B
i-vorsgtD
e
p
a
itio
iiil
rein
wrapping
"f
Health.
n il West Hrcmid Stierl. placed
mant la displayed
reins.
H u rry
Jnurnngiii
Dr. V. K. Doff and Bert lliggiua the wnlei hot tip filling rare
H,
i l c l d u rin g Ihe weekend that -ecu(id ii. Iasi w'ck’x vote
of cellophane, anil kept t-nld h\
f
the
Hlale
Hoard
of
Tlllwreulnsls
:i
.|„||,i
P
elnrx
"
f
T
a
m
p
"
d
is
lilc
t
liy winning ihr tiuminalion
lefrlgeratlon.
a lim e of two minutes ami
liiv i-iiig e Hupervix'ic, " H 'tc d "II llonniu Whitten whn,.r full name
This morning the store ws* m ''m itra l arrived lu-re Tuesday ami second*.
-villi
Mrs.
K
Ire,'tel
made
a
iwn
regular operation. It supplimi •
I m iiiillin ri l y " when in- and agents n Harry Ihinald Whitten, rainy
Be*tv Yarborough rldlmr " M■
i i Hu- departm ent raided the le- llm right to compete in the final
the Plggly Wiggly store on Fir •’ •lay survey of flip (,'nunly, enliferrM'nstlnova « ■ Tsa* *’"*»•
vote with four other contestants
Htreet, and the Table Hupidy sml ug with growers, school principals
y mil •■lull.
for thu prise of a vllviit porringer
liovett groceries at Fourth Street .ml rnm m im ity leaders In older tn
"
I
UP
t:
M
EET
(•'iisllanvg
iIs
S'*as
Clvrl
donated by W. E, Kadai, jeweler
lti',1) I ’BflHH
Acting upon recommendations by the school trustees, R. F. and Hanford Avenue.
I'rojecta'of the Seminole I'mini i
IHctures uf Donnie and Buddy
M i, Hemirmle County Chapter,
Cooper, Mrs. A. D. Rountree and Ray Howell, the County School
Chamlwr of Commerce will i- i
and nf thrc" other contestants
Board el its meeting leal Thursday appointed principgli end teachers
dim tu-urd at the regular rrmntlil - Amm'ian Red C hins, will meet appeared Friday in The Herald.
meeting of director* In *•*• In-I' TueNiluy iiipltdug at IllPHt o'clock Next Friday anothei Dvr nomi
for the 1940-50 term. Board members liter made an inspection of
tomorrow nlghl at 7:30 nVIm k u -: nl the Tourist f'entei, Mrs. Ethel nees will tie pictured and from
schools in the west part of ihe county and noted whgft repairs are
Ihe Tourist Center, aceordluu I"I A (Jeisler. oxia-ntlve secretary, lliuxe may hn chosen another
. Sunt. T . W. Lawton
iiiiMiumced this morning.
weekly winner. When five weekly
Edward Higgins, mimagei.
ported. L. E. Jordan, chairman of
winner* have hern chosen, voting
tha Board, waa unable to be prowill take place to (.elect "The
•ant.
J A C K S O N V IL L E . M a y 9 (.Sprci«|)r "R«venue of $7.2')5.i44,B8
Most Promising Clthen."
Seminole High School faculty
was rcturiwd lo growers selling tomatoes through seven ms jo. Slate
Parents of winners may gsB
BMaabera for tha coming year In*
tickets to thn Rltx Theater by
Farmers' Maikels during the past trasnn. ackaPgcs lolalcd 1,620,603.
dud#! ft, K. Morris,, prinatpili K.
calling at The Herald office.
Fort iarce Market led with HI5.516 packages over Florida City's
Ill C m
When Donnie’* parents get their
Carl f .
atblatk director P. Hall as commercial instructor. spring deal brought higher tevenuc. Florida City showed returns
ICeattsatS Us S*sa* thebtl
The Junior High School Hat hi* through April 30 of $8Jt43,12»l.lW» — -------------- ------------------------------------M, Qanas, pbyaj*
NEW YORK, May 9 M / IV -D ie m riiiu n timetable, imlmiry by
as against $3,190^31.60 at Fort' uthara. Florida Dlty growers and
Business Women To
Pierce. Several of tha markets buyer* are storing machinery and industry, is beginning to take .h.,w. I,, each industry »l«ok«.nen are
have chalked up record duals and boxes and leaving for other arc- beginning to 1.1k of the rlales. however tenlal.ve, when their business
Hear Dr. Harris
«■ "f f . frT«lO
i wC fi*- O
s»jM
i i |- rK
- M
- M
™ * thla le only a portion of Flor (Ions of the country, following thn will he re-adjusted snd ready t» Hep oul in ibe hoped-for recovery paU if f 7IMS
"Women's Rights" will be the
themaUcei > rs. Jack lurnay, Mb, ida's vaat tomato crop since all of crop* northward, leaving the field
tometoea grown In the state lo lime end avocado grower.-t
aa4 Mlaa Adelaide Rlehtar, 7th the
H o w e ve r, llie re are H ire r lug ’ i l l " , ih r strike thre a ls. lire R us subject of n talk to be given by
are not marketed through the
' Wauchula Market reports the
Dr.
Amelia Harris, visitor In
grade adancat Mlaa Thelma Ham- State Markets, Thla will Indued,
Winter Park, in members of the
xeaaon there la on the downgrade sian e n ig m a , am i th e co m p le tio n o f*aaafMi, Ith grade aocial atudUsi
be a record breaking year for in all commoditise. Cucumbers tho rearmament and foreign aid wage Increases, advancing steel Business snd Professional WoMrs. Robert Ramblay, Tth grade tomato growera," said William L.
production costH hy that much; 2. nian'e Club, Wednesday evening
program*.
M g ra p h y and Mrs. W. 0 . Flam* Wllaon, Director of State Market*, era going out fast and tomatoes
whether tho backlog of order*. nt 4:00 o’clock at the Sanford
With
these
possible
boat-ruck
are
alowlfig
down.
Price
and
qual
lag, musk.
tn hla weekly market review.
ity ul cucumbers has lawn good, era In mind, here are the time still high now, will Iw oxJiausted Tourist Center, Mr*. Sallt* Msro
■- C. Steele vss raappaln*#d
■ ‘ 1 for
* various
.....................
club
president, an
"The tomato season Is not yet hut tomatoes have suffered from schedules
Industries Its hy ihe end of thn summer, mean Williams,
peine'pel of tba.lsnferd Grammar over ae tha market* In tha central the dry weather. A total of 23,- their leaders have revealed them ing curtailed production and price nounced today.
competition. Steel man say th*
Members of all woman'* or
part of the a4«te ara just begin- 008 packages passed thr >ugh thla In the lost few days:
ntag to harvest tomatoes and from market during the past week.
Steel: by July the pattern Industry should have inflation and ganisation* were today urged by
the locks ef U m fields there will
leading with * volume of lhottW bocom* clear, but it may be recession wrinkles ironed out by Mrs. Williams to hear tho Ulk,
Caeltn, klataryt ■
ba a larger tiuu usual production 17,4$7.'averaging » f « 7 . and 8.814ithe firit qutrt,r of 1960 before the flrat quarter of naxt year and tho oubje-'t of which will be dis
man, Latin: Hr*.
bu ready to taka ita plnco in tha cussed at length at tha Business
la that Metis*.. Conditions at the
r £ a2 S Z L * VV Z e<i
e
' th* rcadjnatmant la made. By march toward normal prosperity, and Professional Woman's Club
Automobiles: the Ford strike convention Hn Jacksonville dur
plantrSjwMk, biackerad p^aa S t j W Y * »«
(Crisilasva »s r s i « » | M i
ing tha weak ami.
. .j,
(DseilatiM Da wage v n i t
resolved: 1, whither then will bo
Supermart Is Host
To 4,500 Persons
Two Arrested For
Attempt To Kill
Arthur Velasco
<
5011 Attend Hotsr
Raring Events At
[Municipal Airport
X-Ray Survey To
Re Conducted In
Countv On June t
Donnie Whitten Is
Named
In Herald Conlesl
County School Board Appoints
Principals, Teachers For ’49-*50
State Markets Report $7,295^44
In Tomato Sales During Past Season
Nation’s Industries Begin To
Step Out In Parade For Recovery
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T H E HANFORD H E R A L D , HAN POR'D, FLUftfDA
Hollywood
rAWmOTON, M ar ft—UP)—
ridetit Tntman declared today
fill continue to flfh t for the
ml of tho TaXt-Hartley Labor
Prince May Learn
ABCs On Typewriter
lr, Tntman said repeat and *
law waa ptadfed by the Demo*
tk Party platform. He ra
ted a news conference that hi*
linlatratlon la In power for
t yoara. And ha laid he atUI
ka an acceptable bill to enact
m labor law can be pasted.
• said ka wante the Democrats
f c ffrm t* carry out the pro*
LONDON, May~ft--(/IV-LUtle
Prince Charles may loam hla
ABC‘a off a typewriter with
golden keya.
Prlnceaa Elisabeth, mother of
the five-month-old boy who may
soma day b* Xlnf of Enfland,
was flven tha typewriter today
during a tour of tha British In
dustries fair.
The secretary of tha office ap-
Poppet amt Krai?, Lt«C Montreal,
and director of several corporaIlona.
He wa* decorated for valor In
combat In the First World War.
He waa born In Claveland and begnl h|* buelnasa career there
Shield's force a*t afreet] In part
with a new estimate by Praaldant
Truman's Council of Economic Advlaera, delivered to the White
House shortly after the banker’s
speech,
Chairman Edwin C. Nours* of
the rouncll declined to make tha
monthly survey public but fave re
porters a fill-in.
"I expect soma forth** easlnf
In tho coat ef living* he said.
“Wo are still tn a parted t i
healthy disinflatiof." , 1
Shield* tali tha chars hart
“Wa thall bav* a savor* or prtlurifed depression only If tha fovernmant rallaa,solely on It* Spending power to turn.Ui* tide and
refuses to taka those actions
which, will reactivate and relnvlf •
orate the factors making for ex
pansion lu the private sector of
tha economy," Shields said.
tho J m f»at a gratia ast to
ho Banin blockade and aan*
tha wheta Carman problam
session of foreign minister*
Md If tha foreign mlnlatara'
aw might ha followed by ona
Premier Stalin and Ptlm#
ter Attlee, he told hla nswa
ranee ha sees no necessity
n meeting of heads of staf*.
ha President would not comt on i report that General
Ins D. Clay, ratlrlng U. S.
■under In Germany, had siaed fear the present agreewith Russia might ba a tarn*
y truce.
made it clear that .nil negona loading lo tha agreement
ft the blockade ware cuni by raving Ambassador Phi
. Jassup and ’-hat he hpil nn
M l communications from
Walker's Resignation
Rejected By FCC
LAKELAND, May 6—C/P»—Tl.a
k ■■% .
Florida Citrus Commission has
: 1 V ,
&- >. .
deferred action Indefinitely on
'
’C l ■
j ', *m
acceptance of th# resignation of ,4'* *
General Manager Marvin 11. Wal-j] U)1NISI COMMUNIST saLOHM, n*i
"•«
, ,
« „
,
Commissioner V«ff Flake
t
Weuchula, making the motion to]
poetpon* action, said:
"I feel the Industry needs Weikar’s services now. When the new.
commlnlon cornea In, they can
act on the resignation If *huy
*
• Praaldant announced tha desire."
Walkar haa announced he would
Ullon of undersccrataiy of
resign as of June 80. He said nt
yesterday'* meeting ho would ho
glad to help tha commission for
I, a month or two after that date,
Id
Terms of five of the II comm islr, sinners aspire June 1.
|n
Tha coinminnlon relensed r#*.
jy sulla of a survey of southern
ln stores showing t>3 per cent <>f
u those checked stocked Florida
HI oranges and tnl per cent had canned citrus Juices. Consume;
|„ | ceplance
...... of
. _ . those
___ products
___ i was
termed satisfactory.
The survey was made to unswtr
a statement by a group vt *.ii*ll
growers that a vaat new inarknt
existed in tha Bouth If small grow
It* chief features,
lr, Truman said he regarded ers ware allowed to sail direct lu
Rouse action *i a victory for truckers who would taka Ilia fruit
to im ill stores throughout th*
Administration.
P that, ha aald, ha maana It South.
M th* Administration a chance
FOUL PLAY
Mart over.
COLUMBUS, Oa., May ft-<>P)
it on* point of the .scrap ovar
Wood Blit, Speaker Rayburn —The Army announced today that
expectant mothers had dis
l ather Adminlslrutlon support- throe
at Fort Banning and
Mtfnrad a compromise maasnra appearedthat "foul play la suspected,”
They art.w ives of toidlera.
They have not been seen since
they left Fort Banning general
K uman saia inis diii w u hospital at iliOO A. M. ycsUirdty
Itted to him for appro- after pre-nalal examinations.
i,;&
*'\y
hw original Administration
s,which Mr. Truman supported,
Md have restored tha old Wag■Act, with some modifications,
tha nation's basic labor law.
hdlcetlng he still stands by It,
ii.Fraildent aald hn Is nut contad that tha Administration
(.have to make concessions to
gv out repeal of th* TaftM ay Aet under tha Damocraformula.
TIDK CAPTAIN
TUSCALOOSA, Ala., May f>—
UP)— For the ninth straight v«ar
on Alahnmn linesman has hvan
nameit captain of tha Crimson
Tide football team.
Doug Luckridgu, a Ulil.pound
center from Jasper, Ala., wrs
elected by t**mute* to lead Inc
11G0 eouad Billv Cadenhagd sap*
lot right half-back from Green
ville, Min., was named alternate
captain.
t,
o
ha considered a
yalty ia worklag.
8CRBKN LENDS PRIVACY
A four-section screen can be
used In tha bedroom to divide tha
r, room for sleeping and dressing.
These screens will afford pr]i. vacy, yet will not give a closed« In faeUng aa they can be folded
It up and put In a corner whan not
too early t . say
l i t make a earn-1 WINTER HAVEN, May ft—
Ring around the
Cltrua Ipipectlon Bu.If of Admlnlstra- r##u lO'M A. M. report today la
Thera haa been boxes t
nake eueh a tour, __ Orwp^frujt Orange* Tangerinaa
ayburn aald yee-.
aura no auch trip XrVc** !]*!!? ,52'i?2
.,2 2
while Congroe* le l Total 64,>41 lkV,04l
1,18ft
?55
MABIFIBLD WEAKER
OXFORD, Eng. May ft-<AVPoet Laureate John MaRafleld waa
reported '^rowing w*ah*i“' to
day, fouowTng >an attack ef in,toro waa held flundsy .flnens*.
Masefield’s doctor Milled J i
M. at the Fra* Wifi this morning lo an Oxford hot*
tank- Tb* fallowing uital and told newsmen; “Mr.
wd Churche*
m iy
B
t is ill sets ot the city eii route to e
'
hn bayonet ready should till charg
oun’ uprUlDgt
begun * hot..
cbea In on Ui* world's tourtli Ui»>
..........
SARASOTA WORKILti _
HARAiiuTA, May b—(4v-C ity
commissioners here are arouand
by what they think la an attempt
to run Sarasota from Tallahaa.-ten.
There haa been strong ountmia
slon opposition to many measurer
propm
count j
Collin
Con
change
trativ
gcr, b
most
MENU
Ry CFCILY BHOWNflTONE
Grilled Frankfurter*, Fluffy ,
Muslu'd I’oliitovs, Spicy Hud Cub- 1
hag«, Green Puns,* Hresd and But
w r, Canned I'uurs, Crisp Cookins,
Bevaragi
(Kncip* for Starred Dish Fol-1
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
— fty WIHIAM Rltt —
Crntial P in t W inn
A NEW YORK Insane asylum
attendant l7s» bean yftnkeil be*
fore Itusoner fnt boohing l«ts
muds by Inmates The story
didn't say whether bis nu.Uxn
eta origtnully went off their
rpchers trying to declphai th*
doin' sheet.
! t t
That news Item p / o v c i
" Thry’t e oNT' hut mot* than
v ii *
m eaning
Trying te worry out o fourharie parley teuld be a thorl cut
le the paper dell factory.
I I *
Hooking bets for would-be
Napoleon* may not be m f|;el
Not# i I f you like salt usvd spar
ingly add only half the amount
glran at first, adding mom to
suit taat*. I lljts as much aa I ^
teaspoon* of salt used tn this
roeipe.
"SKh. mw. a -s-w 'S E atS ?* ^ * “
« sF aJ6
jss
;.
Bmwman flint arrive dally at the | oleturee without a day off . . .
BXO studios hero, Tha only i -Sword in the D*a*rtr' has only
1 NO -HITrRRH
ROSLYN, N. Y., May B— —
Twn no-hlt games war* Ditched
yesterday Jn a high school .base
ball contest here, won bv Roslvn
over Great Neck, 1-0, in aavan
Innings, Stanley Lists was tha
winning pitcher. Rob Hale* waa
tk» loser although, like List*,
he didn't yield a safety.
Rmlvn’e winning run waa eenri
ed in tha fourth inning on a walk,
stolen base, Infield out and an
error.
DOLLAR
STRETCHER
oloty,
I I I
Wu know plenty ol laenlas-al*
lain*, lenlor prod*, who pel that
way trying le depe out th* Daily
SPICY RED CABBAGE
Ingredients:. 1 mini I uuluu, 1 ou»
and-t)irue<niarter pound hii|l iw
cabbage,1 tt*tnhieifpoi)ti*' butti*r or
margin in.), \ large* medium-tart
cooking
light brown
ig apple, H cup
cup'light
•ugni1, 6 taplesuorins rider vim-gar,
I ttiaxpuoi) salt (almutl, freshly
ground On tastei.
Methodi Pout and finely dlcu union;
there should ho about ** cup, Kv
move any soiled outside leaves of
rod cabbage, quarter Inth.l and cut
awav core. Shred niodium-foars.*
•vill< * sharp kiafo them -tliould
he shout -t Ik cups, firmly packed.
Mull butter or margarine lo »
medlum-alti-d skillet; add 'union
ami cook for about f> mimites, stir
ring frequently. Peel, quarter, nod
core apple. Add red cabltuge tn
Hkllleti slice apple over .cabbage
In thin leoglliwise slices. Mix
onion, cabbage and apple together
well and continue to cook uviq low
heat for about B minutes, stirring
frequently. Add brown sugar, vine
gar, wait and copper and mix well
Cover and cook over low to r.toilir
ate heat, atlrrlng occasionally, until
cabbage ia tunder-crlxp and apples
are a deep red color -about !tu minUtaa; there will be practically no
liquid' iaft In pan. Make* -t lu G
S
B
Hurry!
Saturday
Ends
Sale
*
Guufo.iised 11,000 AWai)
W iZ A R B M n iM C H I H I
Rag. ,M Am* task
During
eata
Sal* only •.
1
m sm
service guaranteed'
savel iRiiw-M
Out fa iM tii " C tu n lry Cluh" fib e r S t i t C tw art
Siuiily. colorful patlerni with Vinyl plastic trim. Expert
tailoring, elastic inserts assure snug til nmss^ i
Handy, Shockproof
TR M M U (H IP
RISSliINtATIVtS or the three Western Allies meet at Ui* American
delegation's livvdqiiut te^ in New York tojwl a Joint timetable for a pro
posed meeting nf the Council of Foreign MlnlMar* in three weeks They
plan an end to ilm licrlln blockade within ten days, and * four-power
t nillnt ithli.irntn
■■1*1.let 4
ft.es uldsk
session wilts the. hoVlet
delegate ■
within
th*
week. IMaltiiiirl
Pictured tallfleui
talking ihiitai
things
nvet with Dr. Philip C. Jessup (light), U.-S. roving aiubosssdor, are Hlr
Alnxanilcr ( ud»uui>.(lett), chief Rrltlsli deieBata lo tha United Nations,
end Jeau ChauvKl, it,e French repiersnlatlv*.,
(iiifernattonal)
New fatnlc Culurn for Morins*
rasa jewel.tike colors Amthyat,
lid, garnet, emerald, sapphire i; jA.-T v-r tfi1:er -a r
id coral offer sparkling back
oUnds to modern ami traditional
Everybody's In L q>
rr ^ v e rtjtv hr Sanli Clara
lil team veil! play s*“ Cvhlasts
->.!•>
JAPANRHE KKHTHICnONH
WASHINGTON, May ft-U P )The United States haa asked the
11-nation f»r Eastern commission
to lift reslrnctlons on Japan fur*
t ther by iwrmlttfng tha Japanese
to taka part In some International
conferences.
! Diplomatic authorities said In
dleelonlng title today th* proposal
has run into objections from some
of the wartime Pacific allies, In
cluding Britain, Franc* and tha
Chilipplnen. It waa introduced two
weeks ago and has pol yat been
acted upon.
imt liuw can any bnohl* be car*
tain thut .ill of ins custurneia
aren't wearing more fuss Inside
than heads than on top f
! t t
No in# hu evil upped hii 10
by majoiing in,m atch sf>##t*
fion't get ua wrong —not
every one who haunt* the hors*
pnrk* is ulrlctly non compls
meiitts For Instance, ther* are
the guys who own Hi* trackl
Th» luuvnnU I *11m
leaves for Franco next nmiith af
ter finishing "The flail Bond
Story," Ha ia seeking a house on
tha Riviera' and will stay there
for'the rest o f the year. H« says
he’e tired.
'Tve done four straight pictures
In whieh I appear in every scene,"
h# claims. “No wondar they say
I'm a lousy acton I can’t fool
anybody, bsing on tha screen so
lo rM urae'htr television show ill
the fall. Sha hop** to make II
* coast-to-i f.ant*r.
Robert Ryan report* “I m ar
ried * CotnmunlrtY. will contain
littla Red dogma. That'* * food
(dta; taat year1* “Iron Curtain'
sacrificed drama for dogma and
didn't fata to well. Hi* new film
H k w d uii ilia piwuiisw that a
HOME TRIAL!
. A tiL -
• Big 34-lb. Frr.xef ftactiohX'.'LTpj
• Fingertip Tantpofaturi. Wactaf
ft Specious 7.5 Cu. Ft
I
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Section T#o
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
U. S. To Maintain
A i r l if t Machine
To Avert
A ir
Fo rce
T o
A n a ly s is
so n s
H AN FO RD ,
E s ta b lis h e d I BOB
V O LU M E X X X X
W o ilt
D o I Y im I S l m n i r l i a i .
M AY
5,
*010
Attsiu-lete.1 P r e s s J eased W ile
s*** *- 1
Scientists Send
Lowly Mouse For
Carousel ‘R id e ’
T est
S ta rt
O f
F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y ,
N EW SPA PER
Is
7 ’o
-Le s
te n cy
T au g h t
H e in g
;M t - a i i s
I Bl Agent Says
Red* Seek Control
jOfU.S. Railroads
Lit (It*
M ade
D e t e r m in e
O f
Oiiichcti Pis |
! Y.itinglove
T e stifie *
On Secret M e e t i n g s
| Heltl In St. L o u is
P o
C h e m ic a ls
Hr linRF.lt r f GRinp.it
! NMV VOHK, May 6 —(At—
W ASHINGTON, May 6 -i-P i
11 uj.moi.list leaders lu ,St. Lottia
A Washing im. niouea Is riding *
| 'n.iglu parly u.emlier* that ____ _
m errvgn-’iound in the Interest
j'" " ti.d ,,f railroad worker* W U
of science.
j 'iis l lo tl.e sin-css of e revolution
Ill* iMiaiea, a.-iriiDMs al th* Deh. Hi- Dotted State*, a governparlment
of Agrtcullure,
are
ii••*»»» Hilh«'4» siv t
ptsving Ilk* lie It e cow. Bui the
Berlin.
| I h- ir-iimonv shoot t'ommunUt
Hake i* r*il--VI,(V>0,n00 dr more
Title wae indicated today hy A ir
s-’i.tine* io il.e importeut rail*
Every lime the miniature err
Force of/leiele wito war* etlll a»ml unhittriai center wa#
nnael revolves, the inonia get* —
waiting detail* mi the general Four
I r.-en teller.1st |,y 11,oil.as Anot a hras« ring hut a enray
• Power aareetnenl reached yeeler-1
I ...... .........
*n FBI
chemical. If it will kill flies on
day.
egen.
.
a innine the retearcheri figure u
It took the A ir Furra, flavy amt
\--„nglote s Hi tool* bu«tll*|*
will
knock
them
deed
on
a
cow
Army eix months to create the In*
I mi,
l.,1,1 s federal court Jury
(he chemical may lie any one of
tllcate eysem >,f humlre.lt of plan
• 1 ml >nlllK.OOtSI CollCeiltrBtion OA
;
ft
non
mystery
chemicals
on
the)
et and thoutandt of inett to c a rry .
, c 'i --sit ttoikers
•d en tiitt’* shelves Any on* may
*
euppliet in unending ilreaui over
Hit si.-it based on four year*
lie
mure
potent
I
Inn
DDT.
A
MUkTSAIIO
HUytlAN
tuldiei
»l..l
<
»
l.,»
il-n
.ln
d
n»t
«1
O.ltlill
MPi
who
itupptd
I.U
V«.i*i
truiu
going
the Rueeian blockade ami into the
-n
'he
.
.
nil,,.,,,it. movement at an
When
the
mer.y-go-Taund
stop*
through
U.*
lock*
on
a
usual
iu
tn«
b
iiiu
i.
>
•
i.
.
.
I
b
t.lio
Btl.iod
bun
it
part
of
th*
tie-up
wtrldi
tetulud
former German capital. Ttier* wae
I IM m l,,iu ,iu . fitted Into th* go?*',
Hie monte
pay*
hit fare in
wnen Soviet toruet tiled to **U« uool.ul ul u.« m.i.» n>tu»uit to ht tuUir.ldated, th* b iiliiii stopped all canal
no immediate diepoiition to tear
•iu men. %,ilt i„ city and Industry*
monte blood
tfi.terauriu,.j| RdtiiuphulU)
traUlu, lliuiudiut hutiiau, until tt.« rwa, n *.t t....»J to u .k A m i i
it down in any Hidden and potm .lunit l.ecing of an ■ll*g*4 .
ile't put hi a cage with 2n
elbiy premature move.
V- t pl.it f,.r siine.l revolt,
1hungry tiahie filet If tha chemB y continuing to
tmillgl.i.e led,lie.t met h* at*
l it-1*l tepels them It it thrown out
time, it could a*rv« ei
|(M u l
lllllllM liy
t s •ei.'ted « secret part) u.eetitig at
I
Bur
if
the
filet
nit*
the
rnnt.ie,
tion for the Ruetlant
( i im t t i e r T e r ilif ie r t
M>s* -,||| "Isle liesd.pitrters ill St.
i end then die within 24 hour* in* ,
the agieeemtr.t.
A L t liin r
I). S ,
I ' r g t s I - ul* ,n lone l-Jiti
, stuff i« wnrtli trying an cov.-s
With "operation vittlee" appar
I he -Iloess tlld lh*l Otto Wan-'■
I tTtier seme man** is used over
ently drawing toward a ciuto, thei A IONS UMl of CtUriee* CietluneUst troupe lu a io l.ft Uuou*li tin ilte tU
getiii it,* F i l l , s railroad organ
S i i | i | M i i ( I ' l a it ( l a i d
A ir Force prepared to alert an ex uf 3l.so»l.si tu luut* to defen** p.itIUun* l.srlil/ i m t i J ,.ul> J« tl.r kity. laud over.)
ic-. .nged st ll.r meeting that all
I Whet* dues the f 1,1)00 000 come1
haustive analyeie of the strategic! Meanwhile. 46 mites> cel uf &li*i>*hel In th* .u ln ll/ ul Uut.ti.au. uuv*
• llilfltriil «l ineinl.en get behind
I In t
I
leteone learned In the greatest air I ei.unel.l fmve* , i , ispuiltd Leins »t.*llfd hy i ummurln gun* niat in\\ V tllfn . I • •
Ms
n • I1'
. ti.r,,<1 * 1,0.> ... il,* it il r s e i In*
Hi
I
t
.
I.
lit
I
I
<
hum*
iclen
iittt
eetimai*
ihej
eupply operation of hietory.
Il.e |. ei.ililei • |*l ..1
diuaUnu uf * Halim.all,I eland asaiutl Ilia Red advent* * I ..<a/,,ul.w>ul)
: -h.d, ,
The experience, value already1
W A B IIIN l. l u l l
Ms, f.
I "linpi.iitin"
iniecl* cant*
Mi
nd.LL
a
i*l
*»tilt1 i
1i*> F'l11 I'M* ** 'i- ►
(
........ glove dtcla.ed
had been emphaxiied by varmut Air
I iio.re iin n * tlmiisaud time* ihisi .Senator M aigsiri . I,s-.r .* .oi.l,
tS
F! ».\ f ••Isa V ..( lilt* (■ * 1
t\ sogetu, ,pi.ile.l I emit as XBy*
Force officials. Assistant fleer*
! in... h itimaKe in one year I f Maine Repot.It. Hit nits |t. *| llw I lie*
fiil»n» III**
t*‘ ............ |*fal** l .i
me
i-iall.t net el Imp- lo IlSV* A
tary of A ir Eugene M. Zui.eii tald
’ ..illy >»ie insectIciil* a* good i t 1--l.lv W.O..*l. Ill ll.r ' ri.Hle It.I
VN| U i.Mi■
4e 1*- |. n tIM» li< u l I ihU v -,,,, -s■11«| rev,dull,Ul without hav*
III .I I’linie, out of the fi.uOO mys long
o( the airlift:
1Ilf t- U.r . '••**111 *'l llir v*’»l mg the leiltoed woikers with US."
Home ot the gi,t« Ml ..Il.ei "Isle*
"W# have gollen enmetlilng that
I lery .-.•mp.n.n.it, tl.« taving c.ii.ld
it h»*li t i t |'i ..il Ms •IMII 1- III#* J'li'lll
It
I i:.),u.,.
a military force rarely receive* in
II worth far
more than ate reported ll,,nl
1 '....... ill
" 111lJ *>f llir t'tlid • (••\ r i» (.ip r«»iiiiihin!5i lentUrx ch»rthe
plolige
ini.,
•
i.oiiog
Hem.le
p*ar*liin*-an n|i|iortnnity to ac*
nriu
»*•'*! Mllll t'DIDjllllll't lt» ItiVOfiltl
rumpllth a taek when 111* chlpi ere
When- ilurs til* lil.iuea .... thr r»ces.
vts.ie*tii *iv«*i Iliroxh iif I lit- ^ov«rn*
The r e s i g n * ! . , , f M
down."
lo.-iry
go.'ioutid
c.iii.e
lilt
A T I.A N T A ,
Mnv 6- (A l- Tim [ K K T IB tl I , Mi.v I. i -Vi Auto
.iifitl -pDitt all *Li\ I'lt lli»* fittnd
He noted I lint "we have leerneil
no,ml llnl.In In . '..mo
I
lie
scIcntinlH
uio
eqokil.t!
an
filtllip mIhiiII I '**11111111111*11 Parly
s lot- for oxnmple, nlmut main* hoard of control for mill hern v r- ! mol.ili- iiroducthu. and snl.-s arc I hisf.'licldf lii kill stable fllrs
*-llean, eff.-.-lit,%i
-I Ihi i • tu Missoni |
l- l>ul lh.
. tenance, aupply linen and had wen- plonal rduentinn mommiccd l.nlay j .-nntiniiinj' at liiirh h >i•i-llsitivo,
has
slaile.l
lull
al.
Which Irli'i .till-sn’t always kill
Iln»r al imilkH I* i-xtromolv
ther flight contrnl," mid luive re It wilt hold Itn first
II- nleottfi-d party document*
i
'Ianllo,ill,.I
...,
a,(
,
llllll,'e
Most
slahli-n flic* are found
Tlml'n tin- wnv s amli'iallnc
ceived "an Intenne, practical tent of nayt.iiin Hca.-li, Jim** I i
Ifep.ll.li.'HI. <Hli-loh.le
11,Hi '* lire nose porpo. te.liy u.liking Il.e leader*
Inindustry
|
around
slulilfi.
ami
t-nw*
and
our trained manpower and our
Guv.-rn.ir W illiam Twdt " f V lr- |*," r '""ht-rs appritt f
1,11 nod wmtei comp,■•mg it,- rollltiuro lespon*
Inirsra, But In lest ail of tliif-f llllll.
|'d ™
nia. chairman of tin- Ho.llitcrn ""'took as pmdm-thm m arks cm
II. New Volk stale, llm.i Is .all.
claying power."
Ini it - It Inlg*’ ltd- fo. actions of paily member*
plain.
(
i
.IK
JO
compiiimds
on
cow*
and
'tin...- In fall I lif v say tin- retail
Vli'at ", ".hi "I.-:... I " .,.- «t 'hat '
teaching "-volution and a.IvoCi*
American plauea In the airlift .Governor* Cnnforonce, Governor iif«' car market Is sn-ccptililf to horse* In ntati.es, would he a limit ahuiil ,Replil.1i, an . I.a,.man Man
It..1.Ion of llm "tale w... i, men's
I
.................old not co*-I
j Hug measure* In bring it aiwut.
hava flown more than fin.ooo.iHio Ppllrr Warr.-n of Floritla, and
more li.fhicii.es than' il lur* lu-cn drawn expensive Jolt.
c.ililpciisalloi.
I
«
I
,
as
a
,-au.li,li.ltmilea-whioh means that the plane* Militant 'ffelalwolt, Turiilor gnvvnor
............ ..
hongi.i now
, Lovett.menl c.mns.-l read to the
The scientists «*y mi* rnmpmiml lo succeed Heuai.-i It-.la-ii W .gn.-i.
elln-H pro-war day*
and their rrewa were In tha alr„ of Florida at}.l rlialrman of the
,'1" 1 l»iri fI **lll i Ii KMIIIIPIIIr t|««v IRld
I It-, no*, t- - -grpYet thrV Insist there Is more [ a day .-ail be tested with g mouse lleima-.Ml, win. Inis l.een ill lot
under coin* of the woret weelher Regional rmim-ll for education,
Sl.UHg- .I,- govern..tent must hnv •bowed that Il.e party l-ader* had
money available for car Imving but tliet it would take two weeks months.
and air traffics condition* the Issued the call
pm si, end I,, any peaceful coopersunu - ninl—
. ,. *- p. I*
Ilian there was a year ago They if cows Wcrr_ used. The cost
Hi. I Ire Ulhei side uf lit- pnllln al
, world afford*, fur 376.000 hour*.
i .,in iteMvean t'ouimunixra and Am'g.Mill Ilian would
might he KH> nines *» much.
Oovfrnor*
of
18
state*
and
three
prnfrs*
tn
ter-no
prohahlllly
of
a
fence, there is tail u.ai R-p It-I. n '
They had carried 1,169.048 Inn* of
I f(<i| ellHl .|e»'l*-* ll •* 8
demociacv 11.- document*
These 6,min c»nt|uiuiid> Come iJalisguo liuugln* . I* . a lii. ...a,
ca rlo into Berlin from June "d, person*, front each of these elates decline In Imylng power at any
th" ’■bowed Itie prosecution law1>1 14k L • It .I'll'
appointed
hy
the
chief
exettllve*
t
|nl„
rl.i*
year,
from various places Home at* liv f.n Hie llemuciali, sroalniii.l
1049, until th* clot* of hiielnee*
i
said, Dial Die lea.lei* s,night
;
lu iIn
♦’•••
j fjcnrge T. ' flitI- toplicr, preal- Him liy-producla of s.ulie aieiitl- .....iiiualion igull.sl H-nain. Hl.en I
#•!*III *•
et midnight Tuesday. The coet, In are expected In attend.
',, e*. ploti Die gi.ev soces of work1
1
1
8
-ul
K
*
A* members of thr hoard, they dei.t of I’Nckar.l Motor Car Co fit' project, or were produced for dan l>,.wi.ey 11. I alii i
dolltrt, wee 1173 ,408,Mai; In men
it iii
-i- .oui,g people negroes, |e,VS
iriiil «!>-'*■ , * , ,
III- p,.«| uf li-omciulO' naimn-il
will rontlime the work begun by|ls one of the Industry executives some other purpose Iml ere be
killed. 37; in plane* wrecked, 30.
, umt -,hei iu ii ,,,nl\ groups for re1
1
•
m
im * • * i *» iu •
Studying all the technical detail* the Regl.mel Council for Educe-; who nee* no reason for uneasiness lieved (lo have hug killing pos li-u siil-r, atumsl h-gg.ng a i-i.i
' >oi.illonsi v - ud*
L'I*#** 14. . n 111• iu
1 lIll’IM
behind the** overall coni* and sc- Il.... Iml will operate under the
‘" r production and car sales. sibilities. Other* weie mil togeth ago, ouW t.iukr. a 1**1 onu- all, allllll ••'III*
Yoimglo.r Idclilifl-,t 4 leler celer
hy
i-hsmlst*
wl.u
Il.noght
III.'
lit.
Nall,>
.ml
I'lii,I.
limn
,1
II,maid
.
*
.
4
1
.
"
IhiTD
h
!ill
h
i
d
limn*
iiiM
ihlu
compllehmimta, the Air Force now
t h--> l \\Ho l« |" “ N' 1
| i ling for pus... hi i-nevvsl of the
juimr iuain t ciiimiuN
regional
e.lm-atlnn
compact
|
W
(,rk|l(,f
,,m„
ltl
miy
,,r;.v,,'„ln
I’limliiiialioo
si...old
l.r
*
Img-kll
M.-li.alli
has
li.lk.-.l
in
I
.'.l.i
M
,
|
will «et up an operatlminl plan
. liil* * i• el..... ll |
■I i-s struggle against A.ueiicail
Kioo.-v, not* *.f llm uwo.-rs nt ilu- IliIKU Hl.lt K U.M.Itr. I,.l
Ten stale legislatures hare ap- penrglime year," Chrlslupl.er said lei.
any hlg-*eal* airlift needed In .«
*. t l| 1
! | "impellalisui" so iis I,, hung a.................
IniUlllllRlK Lu , l« HL> UIt ellli i
llm teghmal cdutstloii in an interview The money is
future war. It* lilgg.-*t previous proved
Nome are l.rau.l new. Ollier* I'il I stall gl. I'll [il-n, i.li,mi Inline
1Lr tU*v» | HUM III |’t
| I,out HucimI isiii imd-i il.e banner
I «• i l l Herd I n W *»j L I i »h t--ti » -•(
* H
yardstick came rut of World War compact, Twu other legislature*, there. As long us we have people have been silting ur.mud in labor ovi-r. Hot McGrath nuyn .,,, d-,-i
■
•■•Kin#** i iHH'r fui
I OUI Mats. I I'llllr lAlkel Mlllllll '*
1 Hititatf I \n iilfillIm i l 'i Y ii
H-*the cargo-carrying Job over are expected to approve thr plan working I *«" tm reason to believe atories for year*—J.n-i ■- OUT s|oii lias la-en tllil-l.- yet
1111}*I fi»l» *1 r yy** il
Th,-i i* nppnr-ully Is peace i.,-..u, At h v IMvb JlltlK** ( Lmlliwt if.'
i Im.slnrsH Is gullg bail. I don't he did la-fore ll was foim.l lo be a
tha Hlmalayn "hump" from amitliIt nt lit l" i.1 .••*• :*>'
'iPitfiVRtl iu DUL (min
J.
......... .
In llo- R.-puidiciin fao.ilv ... Iml
east A lls Into China. In the Inst
( liitil lliffII Uf I Iff A m............
'
fly and louse-killer.
fall lUv VilVItl III ll‘li
The
plan
was
designed
...
..........
"
Mu,
.1illlR | Mhtw Mu* 1*mi\ '* Mh^ouri ih iir*
tlx month* of th* "hump" opera
I)r. Kdwar.i K. Kiilplii.g, .llrect- Im ii. Henalor limner I'ap-lutil and, ( 'dolll||r«MI« Luut it. lllel^' l II
I.i i i in
' IIIHIt
CoVuinr
i,;
t.
tion, the plane* made an average of vide education for Ixith white and
iug llii* sloily of iusts'is ..Ifeclliig Nali.ii.nl ('ominltleHinao Hn||d. I
ii»-1 J mI v
I III Ml I Mllll, Dnii^lnw Mill’| Pint,
Gal.'s,
win,
have
la-.m
•
ij
.I
n
I.I
v
....
ou
.
UMl,
.
-,l
12,360 trip* a month, carrying n
man and animal*, **>» alsiut a
| tmlldluu >*l» » HD
ii Imwvpi *1pih 4«1 f«"itiitiiiity KlVtfit
lo
encl.
oilier,
had
..
l-u.g
loocl.
tana
per
month,
Ii H. illl/rllB uf .**l|*|Vlf im ntn
tnlal of
gional basis.
'tlo-v want to see It converted into ■l.ileu i-lirmlcal cumpouiols have
! L\ VtuiiiAfl«»vi* ii l«*iii i linn Mi** wit*
logello-r
al
ll.e
I'aplt.d
lire
ullo-i
(hr lrl«« uf "t’l l|«phi«4f imii **—*
Operation vittlee* ha* averaged
average I7r
la-en enr-marke.l for furllo-t lestUnder the hoards direction.
t|„.ir dealer*’ books.
>1 \ N IM II in i»
iii’Mi mu.I | lu* hnv >i *i i •11it :i rum*
>
Oflti trlpa a month (with bigger contracts will be drawn up I*'-' The anlo maker* are counting lug itflr-r allowing pi»m.sing re- d*V.
| U«l«liA4f."
(JfiUf Mtilf
1*1 ,p | 111 t il DM .......
M»V h iiiiiu HI ilttn-i “ lliiit tl.i* tinIlot tioK
They nr.- reported lo have i.-ncl.
plauea), carrying 134,000 tone a tween Male* and institutions *o heavily on a hip accutuulalinn uf still* with li.e mouse csroosel,
It M-D nsi.l
was nut tlie anawei t„ I,ring about
-/I** Id Mir
.month.
.
Tha inerry-g..-’rouiiil m*y go on i'll nil ..iiderslai.dll.g wl.icl, shunt,I
i *f|f n li l f u ll , meet,aim- •*..
’ Socialism, lull Dial it would hava
liisi . . o.U ii I k i .1 mu Mil.ml u iiiv ir.1<,v,r «»:" l «t“ •« bolster
,(M|f their
(lf mar- lor year... Even after * stable fly smonll. nwav sum- ol.sla.-l-a In
''
.Today, tha tilled Blate*
has that atndenis may ell*n.l unlv.r- U | ,M || mj
’ I lo t'oiitr r ImmiI lav vliilplil Rt’llon '*
I- I.||IF*|'|'UIK lii- **" *"*r
about 820 fmir-engtnad aircraft nn eltiei iu other than tliel. home; niPr„ nrH ,ng„y ............ „f car* Insecticide la dlscoverr.l, there Cnpetinri's renniuinnliui. l-v il.e
'v1#w |ta*:iI r|r-«fh
1 *'
1Macl rod, wl.u was Progrxatlve
slate
convenltun
an
well
as
I,-Ip
the Berlin air lift, toting cargo. slate*.
I in and 12 year* old still on Urn will ba oilier experiments iu find
M l l w . l kVsiltMst-s
r ! Patty candid*'- r„i aDo.i.ey genllllll
III
a
s.lt,se.|Oel,l
flgkl
In.
.e
If tbeaa plane* were used to
III*
I ll
Approximately 500 eludeal* a t* ' Idgliwayt.. Tlley repreeent a grow- mure potent killers »( other In elect lull
' i ,i , I eral in Missouri i*»i November,
carry troop*, tiiey could move 16,sect*.
•nil, *i*i.| M.Ummll
......" " ‘"‘ said "! categorically deny sit hi*
Defense
Hecrelarv
I
uol*
.1,.bosun
000 men in a elngle m m flight. expected to enter culleee* under ,,,K ""petisn to their owners.
Once people were uied in the
They cannot “■Il be replaced at
Hawavtr, the letton learned In these arrangement* next tell for
is aiigling lo gel his own men in
H h « U M ' S h ............ ...
‘'h,,rK' ,
,, .
,
.
. once, the market they represent lest*. Tl.ey let the flog bit* es civilian heads uf the A rm y,;
operation vlttlta la ona of euppiy, study ,In nie.licliie,
dentistry and
wnnhl keep the assembly them. Mow the mouse takes th* Navy, nud Air Forces .Inlmsno’*) _
not troop trangport. Ami, fortun
;S V t'r £ ;K M iU g h iiiiiix
K ills
‘lines i-usy for fruhi three to four bite*.
ately, the extieyience he* not in veterinary medicine
Wliel due* tba mum* gel out thole* uf C.irll* Cel.ler, Mew Voth.
lr 111M•|
Blele*
In.in
Marilatid
to
f*xa*Mykkri
at
high
lev*)
mitpiit
for Hecrelarv of ill* Army - n.igl.i | ()o|(
.1 I........ k iV r" ® !
^ , l e * l n j i i r « H T lir « * e
cluded
eluded operation
npetallon of a largt-ecale
large-team
uf it?
'll Fill IV L- ..... .
*'»
•» Jc'tf 8» .‘h * u v*.
aUilft agaimt enemy aviation and with th* gxceritlbn of Kentucky
ll.rflWl.l ll H«t •I HI •e-el dlYU|Tl* |JT0- {
The tcleulitl* *w**r the mice the Democratic N*tmn*l t oinm ll-1(-,)l„ llln U - nr.i|*ci reel mi; .
■ml W*«t
Virginia will
will i.*.nct-l|rv
i,.,ticl.|blrleeln,ai*
ore the uul
Indusfill AM I, May i> .TV l ightning
anti-aircraft, u
/ ■
and
«*»t Mrgml*.
kM kept
l0m,in l0on#y
o| like their free merry go-ruurut lee entirely hy •lirprise. nfficial* (lf ,ll, |,r,iva ,(„ „|,| „ | . , •
• Fytliiir 1r.viil |y
said they never h».l
5weei* ap„il ilw <-•'
. But’ tha Berlin lift he* provid peta,
jylllerday killed a "I year-nld axride* end enjoy every wluff of there
it
oNiiuiir*
on
r*«*
t
s»*.
a»
m -S * *
- - I . 1 l . — I tta iln 'i m » . t
'
__
*
ed tha A ir Furea with a laboratory
l peer it.t motl.ar and inior-d three
th / scented chemical! shut upon of rahier, who said lie hadn't ac
cente.l lh* Job anyhow.
^o deiermlr.e Juat how many plan| ntlier persona on * fishing trip
' them.
. itf. miles tmilliwast of Miami.
•a, how1much conarted effort of all
T h * main reason for the nicer- m lngloT will s"uy u'n as^Hecretary
»
!'
H
M
the m ilitary foycM, wauld be reMrs, Patricia Benedict, 21, of
go-'round
device
ti
efficient,
of the Air Force Friend* say 8y«j
°
^
11
, tjulrad to eupply a large forward
Miami Hvacli, was killed when
epeedy spraying of the mouse,
petition cut nff from normal tea
lightning struck the small lent tn
who p a n e l
a etalionaiy
Jei and his confidence.
’’ ** r i
wliicli slm and othei nifinhert of
#r land aupply line*.
every time around.
Tha A ir Korea hag lartoad, a
lit* party w*r* standing during an
’
hov
mony'other thing*, prfcieely
how
BUFFALO, N. V., M.y “• d I*> A <liuy l.ringitia .jnicl, isle afternoon tiuiudarstorm.
NEW
YORK,
May
4-</F)W
lt«l
would
yoi,
do
it
you
were
many tanker ahip* and fralghtar*
Her husband, Frank, 33; Kay
ph
if,.nlil-* p c n l.u i was enninmcr.l lu.lay t.y tfuce
WINH PNI/'N
^.
'
TUI.H A , Okie., May 5— 4/P)— ' relsef (mm pant m inf
.•ni needed to ff*d fuel and food to Harry Lepecller) >
Goddard, 66, and hit wife, Lucllla,
Your only boy, Nathan, ? I,.went down with an American bomber
• M i •Irilfl operafjwr from bases
U*y fried
YtuL
They
tried to
tn giv*
g lv Richard F.
F.I| New •»
l b'.i pliviinanv.
PnVMctan.in ,|ie ra.ly .l*K ei|w” *
_____ _
r,000 miles dlehint from the home- in Frartc* in 1944. Officially, ha hai noi bean heard tr im imcg. By
Hhoamakar 11,000 today. *'
Ymtj1
I'atn,
andI ciam
min or^ ipasjn •** •
| j
of,el, pamlult "A hall uf fit# want inalda the
Ian4«J t found that while tome of all'the odd* of war, ha it dr*d. i
D U B L IN , ”5 7 , “ R a y 6 - ( P i - would think ii* WM trying tu* of polio. F.vrn inttwlus
1 *
^
— |ttn t wild ittm vd to inova around
tha rimplar mainlentnca woritDraw 8- Phllllpa, former kliaal avoid amallpox.
land lan.lar tn the loiicl.
Bill ynu ean i* picture ll.a boy dead. You f«a) Ka i* gliyg. You
tlie go amt 860 hour checks of
llcaman, wa* e*ntenc*d to Ilia
prixeol,
i|.u.
t
ly^„«l
v«
pathway*.
No
drug
Ii
known
| *JS?a *B*nedlcV,wa«<kdfaVln.tVnt'
rgl t *„. j |,e drug, name.'
Agents of a Plttiimrtjh,
plant* and atiginearcoiiM be done figure be has amnesia nr wae*
piliamant yatterday
for tha firm called twice. Shoemaker w%a abolish** the pain,
., ------spasm a n d ,.hat car. do .1.1* , Hu. It __reduced
|y ----. ^ , h.
^
h'V ‘ — u
____...
T-----— — _
by Air Force personnel at a bate badly hurt. Maybe he can’t find saw your boy alive after hi* plane murdar of an elderly storekeeper. out both times, hla secretary said. tandertmil, Dra. Emil f’inttb. 1psm
,n when
v. hen uil,er
other drug.,
c k e d outsidi
,
drugs, even m or-:
or-. lo
knocked
outside (v*
We Lwar*
standin Burfonwood, England, the more hit way home to Brooklyn, where- went down. B ill
can't be aura Tbf Jury1* verdict recommended They finally learned ha was in.
Paviil J. Graubard and Phllil' I ptune, ili.t not. ^ (
(
ing very d o st together."
he was born, Bo yeti decide to go they aren’t Ju if t
ri;i by
_______
ThJ drug1 work*
hy blocking , l,,I_____
!rJ “r,r ______
B rn X
l ' T ._’ i M s Ifyou what many,
Tn* two men rushed down to'
J ffosanhWIt of Brooklyn told the
to Mm.
you want, to HearPhillip* taitifiad yesterday h» Shoemaker's office. He wea busy i.Naw York Bfatu M-dlcal Hiawty. Dm nerve palh'way* of lh* eytn-, months old daughter.
hays no
Your friend* try to be kind. But proof.
a
g
r a
f e
*
:
I", iii- tic tiervoue »y»«tm. It do**-1 T .
. ...
,
• / ’■
•hot th : it s r t k a a p i i , L U. Bar D ia f’wVre k o li' A A a if hour I n i w J * - • “■“ . r - r ; - , v
1a |h*ir.eye* they H em to b* tellnervoui
, 1,1 * tcid#nl occurred at FU IV K
*""* " “ rke.l mc- n t affect the central
You w r i t * '
« , latter ron, 68, in t*U defette*. He told Bhihniaksr gave up. "Here," ana
,*”• South*i*t*rn tip of
dramalically, ■ysieiii, which ia tha main invaalon . JV
after l*t<*,rr u don* iha Jury hd and Harry T. Me- of tha a*an u said, ^’it’a all youra"i
* A « R T ,_
NUMBRI
m
w .c . i r i i V A v
Hhoemaker glanced at the fl.OOb fk -T ® P“ ,0 l'*U#tnris Ian y-er ul ground (or III* polio virui.
I n a « t o a v mainland. A Couk
Clung want to Barron's atura tc
A U G U STA ,
hoy I* dieaii TI'a tad bad- But lot*
Dre amitli. Graubard aud Roa-1P . W P®Y Haw the Injured to
A1VMI1'" Hospital lu
' ~ J jM
t re- buy n bottle of whisky. Tha shook- •hack, prlxa for an • d y tr lk ln g 'n
Bhar*
tried it after studying on*, *
h rf h#y w*rB
mlAda yoo>— ^
■ Mg tim follnwad M nraumeiit over tha -loan f f M
W l,U " enblatl
of the peculiar, things almut polio.!
raturntd Mr*.
PftH, k | Cfl>|tll(itn,
war, lota
unry,
end
ank
down
heavily.
Tha
nollo
virtims
gut
relief
With
hoy* died. But they wereuf your Ing,
■.
This is that ion,. paHant. who j
" bodyBarron, in a deathbed *t*te"I
thought
It
wa*
n
‘gag,"
ha,
V
from
pain
within
01
lmur,<
or
less,
?
»
*
.
-------the
kid
you
w R hllM ntm btft
are badly .paralysed,
tank, sam ha wna shot when ha •Usmnirtde
OJf.Rli
inty
lii* They
i nry rrmru
tmu-1
.
. with man)!
IJT
they *IW
said.
reeled
more
comfly* feet, 10 a Broadway rmt
*
--4-A
-- _J
to open his safe for holdfortfthly *
hy (J«y,
b*
U | i |* qulHly
of tn«lr bodies »f/icf«d,,
H OLDIKK K I L L E D
^ FoH et O W a f J i ; ? , W Uew w u
young manhood, Mr* i w ilie r
». Hi* etatatnant was adnight, and ,th*lr appelltas improv-, “*{•'* raenvar cotnidately.
CO LU M BU S Ga M s* 6—(iR>—
a b ly era rig
right, at ho m in
gvu.iably
Y«»r f»
THBIR
VACANCIES
In Marl,
ad. A rm . or l*ga which th*y kept' They raa.onad that while only Tha hodv of . .oldi.r w W T u h
autcoma
but
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, M*y 8
o*l 'NeNtiU, Ml*»« d *
i -, * ■i -• -..
....M ila M
Lu I ll u iriolia SWAWna na S/nl ^_ iL . tTS___ 11___I
|M u ld McClung
yesterday.
' a ’*' ,i.-u
1
blaming tin
iurd«r t r ill P * ™ -1I-Um
! ! ItrnnS am? r l tro u g h th* aympalhotl
Army investigators identified
■ fe tf
dga. Jr., of dMW lh
" •. K
Vr - e^f l.c. l.’ Vofn opolio.
l i o : k(lu n u « • * * # vaKMf,
valltvi
anldier a* Pvt Melvin R. WHIM
a
f
a
>^h*rg»d with
'W
Th* public information offica i
W ASH IN GTO N , M .y 6 - i, T b Th* airlift machlne-lt* planet,
than and dir*ci<.rs--tlrohaldv will
b* kept In tlai.|iby condition in
Europe until It la reasonably cer-,
tain Rutila liaa nn plan* In e«t
up another eudden roablock to
Iriulii'M D:iy May
Nnl Hu Far OH
In IL S. Senate
Control Hoard Fori Auto Hrodurlion*
School I’lnuning Salt's Continue
At llii* h levels ItuHHh
Meets In Daytona
........ ........ .. - i . J u r ' a t t t e 1■.V.'SS
Nl*W D|*U|J I 11 11 OllM'li Uulluf
Harry Lepxelter Continue* To
Search For Son Lost In War
From I’olid Fain Is Disrovuruml
Miafini Man G I Life
Term For Murder
G
-SiSrittu
a^pm **.
Bomi
P*tl»nu
Improved w
ptjn tntl m M U ipM1
i ^ ■ b r o r a ! quickly limy could bu tout tit»m> }tltl
fn n
>*'.»« orlh'ipddfc huan'iala within tr*j infection, btocklrtg
hi*
w mI_ It.a Ln»_ and
Li.i bom*town
Li. _1*.
loTeacuaed ■ wwk or two, tliapl.yiidan. r e - . p . M J pathway. VWli
■laying of t ported.
and epeitm.
[I reduction | • The drug -w m tried on pat Unis
Priiiot
<■ . •
liUiSLt
«
I
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1
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: T y . *’L v >
rwo
Gallalee To Speak
At A lahanu ?
RAMRONrAS MEDITATIONS
Rr Alley
------------------------------------- -
WA8IMN(iT«»N. May B -l/ T i—
Dr. John tin I Iji
prrsldrnl •>(
the Univornity nf Alabama, will
address more limn "nil iiluniiil nl
.0 dinner meeting Ilf the Washing-ton chapter tnitlgM.
Dr. Cinllnler will !><• introduce.!
by Senator rtpiirkinali 11>-A Iji ) j
former president nf the iln .lm l!
body.
Sepabi Hill (D -A la), another
graduate, and
Hi
licorgr II
Denny, funner pi.” i.lent nmi now
chanrrlliir <if lire innvei .,|ly, nUn
are on Hi'' program Mr. Menny
will come frum In • Imine nl Lex
ington. Vn
Three "•Iter 'iintnt.i whir me
alumni will
nllernl
They me
Senator. 'b h. llm iD T e tin l, t'epper ( D F I .ii, nmi hn ilmul III-
ID L E . . C F Y o O ’S D O I N '
t t A PU A P O S t CA'SC
YOU’5 flUHNC PACK fo
I r
W lV* - f o n e t t a w
All \ IiiI'.iiii .i niemlieiH "f I ’onfrets li.ne been iin ib .l, ii . well a .
those 111ini Mi >i -i|ipi, Aihmimm
and New York i.lnle
wlei lire
alumni.
Tax ItcviHioit Group
Makes Slnl<* Report
JA C K S O N V Il.i.r.,
.\lny
fi
(F N 8 ) The I'Tnriiln I'm* Itevilion l.eiipnr, I Hi'., reeenlly prepar- r
ed figure* elimving Hie Intill gnv•rnineni, ■>>iupm mg the year in to
With I1MH
The lnl.il fm It*m. in. lulling
fedrrnl Inse i mllei leil fimn I'lm
Ida, mid Hu lu ll’, rininty, m IiimiI
and niiiiin ipiil exprnililiircH, nmnunli d l» I1M l.fii:t,riHl!. while
the figun im I'.UM mniiiinleil In
|77r.. 113.5B0 The per i*n|iitii In.
Come fur penpli* .if l''hindn win*
152.1, while in I'.HH il hud reaehtd $l,IHl»
The pei enpiln nmi uf govern
ment win $111. ip m HMti and
$.715 ll.r. in 111Ik The in il" nf
governin' nl
nmi in Inlnl
incrruse win 2l.it pel eenl in IPIII
ami .'M I pel 1 enl III IPIM.
.Leflnvei iiiilnlne* me ii Him11v
•atrn with lelmli il they me alired, npreml will. Iniller nr mm
garble nmi Inntled until Iit'hrIs
browned nn Ihe Hide* They niny
be ilmled u illi pMpiika, if ymi
like, liefme lliev im *en| In tin
table.
C H E C K S ATOM lt.\Y«
LONDON, May B - u l "
fh#
llettieh N iivv 'h firnt lea, ..| ihn
effect nf nlnmir rays i.,; Hhip'a
armor wan pn.*tponcd 'inlay. Thn
WL'Ullier wan ton had.
I lie leal hud la»'ii al ngvd near
Ihe lull- nf Wight. S n .n li.ila nn a
lltiinied pnnl.Hiu had prepaid) *•
hnmhm.l the Cruller A ret (ill.« will,
gamma i i i ) h like llmnc that radiate
fimn an cphaltug alnuilr Imiuli.
I he it.lnill.lil v a,ml Ihe high wind
And wave,, In.ied the pnlilnnn I""
much fnr effective line nf the
•nenlilic lliiliiiliie n li
M K N II'
Hr C E C IL Y
IIUmVNHTONK
Meal l.nnf Willi llnrnn Strip,i
llvcnhrnwiied I'nlnltH'H
llnl Snap llenn.* Viunlgrelle
.Shi edded I.el I nee Sulgd
III end and Hill ter
Spicy lli'iwil lle lly '
lleveiage
I llci'ipe fnr Stalled Mi*h Knllnwel
N l ' in IIIMitVN IIK r i'Y
I Ingn.lli lil
2 cup* 'nf! hreail
rriinili . '• <up Iniller nr nimgm
me. 3 ■"!' pined thinly allied ap
‘ pie". 1 ' up ........ pnelied hrnwn
iigai. '1 enp water. '• leiiapimii
uulitieg. 111 i'm•-p**mi mill e. gialed
mid nf I leinnn. I ' j lalileiipnnii.
Innnn inn e
Mrlhnd Add the biead-cruinhu
(in H I dli I III whlrli Ihe Iniller
'nr IIIMIgni III! ha* Ini'll llielled
I’lai r .1tn1111 a Hurd nf Iheni in a
Inilieied linking di h Add half »f
Hie 'In nl iiiiph i;
111 inkle with
half iln Innwn Migar, wilier, einii.iiiinii. nulling, nine, teiimn rind,
nn.I If iiihii unit Ib'lienl f'nvei Inp
with leniuining third nf bread
1 minim. I'nvei nmi Inike in a niml
emle cn rd '.l nven fm alHiiil .'IP
iiuuiltim Iteiiinve Ihe cover, mid
hake mImiiiI 311 niimilea lunger nr
mil il appli'H me lender mid cruinh
Inpping ih hi nw mil. Serve with
■i in if dealied. Muki'H I krrvlllgH.
Hit ’s ALL F l o u r f o Be
Mi'- '
rtiiiml Ii tn M are
a -ill. In I M4l nm
l « u A rn. oa. ii
f f
t
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lame
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n|| Hi*'I
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Nut.ill
I •him
I II »*•'
I'r.llllt » !>• I* M
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M Mllll' A mt*••!• A
T*i
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I ' .O I . Oil
2 Iln* ••|*
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- » IIIli t**, i t *1 It*,i t *
I • It-- ••»•
F I .ASH r iK K
I «*ttAtiinr i *•
SI
11• •»- ««hit* lit .»$ 1
it* *.*ii* $
Kerpiite a Inal
refrlgeratm will lnl|'
molding
tin A. Oubltrhev (left), 32, a Soviet
engineer and former United Na
tion* employee, leave* thn Federal
Court lliillilllig ir. New York nller
being released In $100,000 hall. Iln
war ordered In remain on hand for
Ihe , III* trial on espionage charge* 'I'll*
pi i i enl Soviet K.inlia*«y potted the hug*
ball (nr rjiiblbhev. (/nlernritlnnnl)
n ovvothday
w .-'*• n—ew . ofr s r
NEW LOW PRICE
THOR
AUTOMAGIC WASHER!
th e
g e n u in e
I !•’•••• Ila: 1*1
lt*l*l*.|«'|M ..III
NURil Virginia Vnkovii h a.l.nlnlslern im vgen lo Iln linr.l Johnaon, 12,
nl ■
< llioit*. N V , li» I'.tiil. a* ih, Imy » iiMienl.*. Mr mol Mr* Henry
Johnson mol Ihe llev. in e l A ltiril pnio.l.m krr. look on lllrharil wn«
•Inbbe.l lliiongh Ihe long lisnn Ihe tern bv » lh|iieen-y*kr-nbl rln**inntn
bernntn he could not lend his nssnllnnl * penny
( fnternnllnnnl)
I*»*•"•• 'I .1ll*l *ll
F i t * ik
• PALBOI’T’S
-IIR IVK IN —
Hull I’uppr - I'nlnt
I
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BEODANGER
SIGN
f T lro d K idney*
WVnddisorder if kldner hmelfc
poisonous
In |n>i
wke, rkeunuUn
Mm*r •
M
il
O
B
J
ns,
leg
PK
lB
B
.
ksg,*f
pr»
jnd
«n«r*r, *»tgain*
Af THI Cnvernment r»l»c* In U t- Usg up nigkw. tu ^ u j a ia nHeMjs
M undsr Ik*
Uagi
Isin, Mnrshnl Oscar rr*|P*o C *r- j m k
ttulnMn. rren.iml nr
umrllna
rung nn.
and Burning
Want
mnna rend* hi* ln*ugur*tlon *pu«h _
ire U wnwtMn* wn.ng
a* h* *t*rt* hi* fnnrlh term aa ,
fnr Dotn'*
Prexlilenl of Portugil. Und»r P®rtugoesn Inw the Chief Extcutlva I* Ptll*. ViUmiknl dSnW vMd
popularly *lect*d fnr ■ Drm o£
*#v*n year*.
(fnf»rnatlcm«l)
I* U
i
hivi meiiihein ..I a imiilly were
kd ed and two Iii j iii e.l early yestcidriy as a flash file shot up Ihe
Htalrwi'll of a Ihieo-sloiy hr ir k
Inilhlliig here.
(
Fill' Chief Flank K.tlle said Ihe
l.laxe stalled In Ihe gmunil flool
hallway and mnshriHiiiu'd out on
Ihe tup flool of Ihe liuihlliig
A faindv of II on the second
floor got uni iiiillijured l.y rllmlilng
thioiigh ii window onto Ihe naif ol
iln adjoliiKliig hlllldilig. The siinrtun* is siirrniiiiileil on lluee soles
l.y one-sloiy hiiihlings
I II.**
It....-It | ..|i|
I**•'•**.*'.| \ > HIJ I
r*.
lady
finceiH | * pli I in Imheili
then filling
the
glm-ieM with
chornhlle laplni-ii in .m i H"i| l*i|
ping will. wIn|i|n .1 I ti l,I, Mini
mara ehlim . In II II
Phnne SI A
JKKHKV CITY. N .1 May f> -uPi|
I M'b l||i
II* •$•» lll.tr* •111*1* I
i*
11.1 Ma*nolla A t*.
•inl*»» • • * • '• M '* .* * .i*
III* * it t r iM I I I tV K N V R
OMICIRt Of IHI Airieri' nn New.papvr I’libllther* Aunclkllnn and two rvlla.
The lest has bevii lined on 7IHIi
nf Ihelr gneala have nn Infnrinal chat al the »iganl*ntlnn » annual dinner
|m i m iiis , and him mil yet inlnneil.
nl Ihe Waldorf A.tnrla In New York. Set reiary of Slate Dean Arhr.nn
Inlil Ihn publisher* Ihul lhicc-|iower plan* for n Wc.lern Oerman »latr finding a eancei if il existed, Dt :
told Ihe New
York]
did no! preclude the possibility of an agreement with lluwla for *ctlle- (iladslidie
ment nf Ihn whole Clerinun problem. Plclnrcd II. In r.) are: lllchard Slate Medical Society.
W. Slnciirn, chairman of Ihe A N P.A. Hmcu.i of Advertising; Senator
Margaret Chase Smith (II-Me ); Achesnn, and Kdwln H. $ rlendly. new y
P E T S IIK A VK N
elected president of Ihe newspaper publisher*.
(/nlernnllonfll)^
K K KK I'O ItT, III., May B '/P lIf the llirre dogs llial lug aflei
Ifoy Spiller aren't emiiigh pl'i'if1
that he'n a dog lover, them'* a l-j
w ays Hie litlle renielery emss Ihe.
road from Ills place.
"It's "pets" heaven," a gentle j
uphill slope llial Spiliei chose In
bliry Ills own (log. Now Ihe bodies
of IB oilier dogH lent llieie lie
fitiiHf he iiin'i hear seeing ii dog
cleinnlfd in sent to a lendeitiig
works in lahoialoiy
J K M N N \ II I I
\Ut
lln l 1*1• I 1.1. Ill Ilk* i
N.*»* • I m #* t.»l|r*t
!$.»;• «» **•!»• \
Nrl **$;» ItMII
\%
I
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Hlllilll
II
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OptometriHt
IID F K A L O . N V , May B —*/»'»
— A simple, pumle
|e*t for canic i , using a apunge a* detective, I
wui, dcMi'rlhe.l Imliiy l.y Dr. S. A.'
lilmlnlnne of New S'nik City.
file lest In made by iiil.hliig a*
i;r ls*t in nponge fit inly again.I Hie'
pm I of Hie l.nd\ being fMlIlllllfd.
An e*pei| thru elirck* Ihe sponge.
In Men )f il picked lip any cuncei |
Aml INmiItry
1
Dr. Henry McLaulin
PAINI.KMH TEST
Flse.e
i ^
i
III..Il.l I..I
A llellelnll* ili rl I ■mi lie Hindi
11* III* I . *1 II* .1M
by lining .heihtl gin- e* with:i ISCORTID hy a hutky guard, Valen I It'll • It till*! It* %
on
THURSDAT, MAY’ 5. 1949
THF SANFOnn HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA
• * *1
It*..11.1 *• 'I
11* 11*1 11*1 III' I $$
11* If It I*ItI II \ \
II.'II*' IlMlit
|I***.Hl«|H *.|||
NF.W ( III III II IIK I.I.
IIA Y E D X . France
oPi
HeiHiinr il Ih I imi poor lo buy a new
I'hlllfh hell, I hi' village of I .it 11y
neat here has installed a phono
Uiopl. will. Minpltficl io Ihe elnireh
tower. The Im'IIs of Si. I'elei’s,
lloitie, will now enll Ihe vlllageis|
lo 7| iihh,
I
MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS
IN USE
than any
other make
T ))C
i r v v e c ’f i ' s i
^.uvi'ii
C \c i
S .rk
Locker
Plant
FROZEN FOODS
HU-W-lUthSt ........................ Phone 1318
Friday and Saturday Specials
It IN HT
U KSEIt V ED
TO
L IM IT
q U A N T IT lE H
W r s lc r n . I .cun, lllr a ly
PORK CHOPS lb 5 9 *
ROUND STEAK 111 6 9 *
BREAKFAST BACON ,b 6 3 *
SHOULDER ROASTSlb 5 9 *
Wi'Hlrrn A lirwd*
.
9
WutH S iim p lit G n ud ? T r y O u r ll lr k n r y H m nkril
r i i m l And llirkiir> Sm oked
Ciniilr A— O ulrk F rn re n —
OrrHseil ,V Drawn In O ur I’lant
FRYERS
O llU lal registration figure* prov* th at m art
paopla ut« C hevrolet truth* . * . th at mora
paopla prafsr C havrolat'* o u tila n d ln g f*a-
O railr A— O nlrk F rnren— l)re»**d
Ik llriiw n— Local L arg* Hli* Red
lura*, quality a n d p erfo rm an ce a t lo w atf
price* 4 i . that mora p ao p la know C havrolat
truth* or* tin t In v alu al
Sa* tor y o u rtalf how m uch m ara Chav*
Our Serviuen Munt Be Good Ah Our
UecordH Show That We Have ProcchhccI And Cured 218,165 Pound** of
MealH For Central Florida FamiHet*
In The PaHt Twelve Months.
Iln n u r B rand— 12-u* Pkg. Ford Hook •
rolat A dvance-D esign truth* offer. Call u»,
Formorly *229.50
or »top In at our ih o w ro o m —to o n l
$IAA.
now
only
L I«A BEANS
34*
ASPARAGUS12 * 2 5 *
SQUASH 18 oz. pkg 2 1 *
T olar B rand— T en d er Cum A Tip*
I
H onor B rand Golden
H0 WHiH0i*t H0 HtHSt TUBS!
^
Hi m
i
W 0M /
FRO/iKN
Good a m la dud I
Now TOO pay /mi tkm* uer to eo|oy ihe world'* bett w*thla|
t t ih* lick of a twitdil The •oaderotl Aatoapfl* Thor bring*
fM l domkU bltiileg *• *frsfdom from w tihdij och m i
. m llycleaa cloi h**. That** becaaeeoaly
Thor ho* h a . . 1 Thor Agitator Actfoa
W d N m m kH H new Thor Overflow.
i lUaee. Tors Thor.lPINI the witer
• «to i sever go o u r a wringer or
ftpe*iMbl
mol C
Come la for a demoottretloa '
today. . . we’U Uutall Ii right awayl
Oaly 111 a week on oar Kuy Terme
ROLLS 1 9 *
F lo u n d e r
r
C
Q
j
.
— CoeaatnH Pfnaanla—
- Vudifa - WEALTkST
T"
Sanford FURNITURE Company
Nad H nU k, M tr.
800 K u i FI ra t Hi reel
/ ‘R iflit W here Wfl’va B t * F o r 29
FILLETS OF
.
1.'11
Ind A Palmetto
■
■
■■
toiiERl__ _
^
........... • -
Perform ing A Com nanHy gervlcc
YOUR LOCKER
••
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A - r '. N ffirfe,'
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• THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1949
............ — ,—■
PA ItE
THE SANFORtl HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
'v*"*
n iR E B
a
Stoics (lo se For “Consolidation
Kvont” That Moans Rigger and RH U t
F ond Stores For Santonl — More Variety
and (ireater Savings For All!
I>1xlatitui Krn/t'ii, Sliced, Siijjam i
Strawberries
V V V V V V H
H
V H
. T
V
16 ot Pkg
THESE STORES CLOSE
F»ol*n Uer)l»i|
Crabs 2 k» 4 9 c
Krl|til Dough F D i n n e r
Rolls
Pk«
Dnngli r im n lu f
Rolls
Pkfl
Pawn
TABLE SUPPLY - llli & Sanlord
21c
('nnmil ruled
Orange Juice 2 ^ 391
S|>iitnrh nr IV iih
Trndnr Fresh Hnirruli
Garden Run l.iinns
Small Green llaliy l.lm as
AGEN’S
F R O ZE N
MAR COLD OLEO
I’hu. Tit
|'k|{. :I2«
l*kK> NSr
I’ktr. Illlr
Colorod Qtrs,
Lb
KRAFT KAY NATURAL CH EESE
II).
RKDI MIXT OLEO, Solid, Hi. ;i.U*
<|lr*„ II.
KRAFT’S VELVEETA LOAF
li-ll.. I.mf
I’l l l l . ADELl ' i l l A CREAM CHEESE 2 pk**.
Will consolidate with Table Supply at
:il I K. First St.
m
■' . .
■— ■ I • T
GRAND OPENING
ON MONDAY, MAY 9th
S n t t / o i i/’s N e w e s t , h i n e s t ;m<!
H i ^ y e s t S u p e r l 1'out I M . i t k e t
PIGGLY WIGGLY
IN A M . TIIKSK STOKKS
'I’ahle Supph
1th and Sa n lo rd
Tattle Supplv--.ll I F. First St.
l.ovetrs-.TiM S a n lo rd A v enu e
PiuLrl.v-Wiuul>---10 lv First Street
LOVETTS - :i2!l Sanford Avr.
1W LM KTTO
*VJ*•>•*•■}••F*!*
T
Also conso lidates with new PitfidyWitruly P a lm etto & Third.
\
T H IR D
•}•*!•<>>*;*4*•**si»*»******* >v j*
i n m t i :d t o
lOoi
12c
y o i k f
o u t m<;
I
“P h io y it : p a k t y ” si m m y \ f TICK NOON - - - - WATCH TH IS
I’APF.K
|
a oi 17c
Boraxo
'July Hcnii* 0 *rt>*(«
Bags
Pk«
8v?c
CONVfMffO
i
Unde Ben’s
-Sr*
LONG GRAIN
111.
I Carrots 2
Oi 45c
i
Cleanser
:
^
Le ttu ce 2
H*» 11 '/zC
SWIFT’S
Yellow
IlmiRfhnld Cleanser
l
11c
|
* RAYO *
■
M-.
230
DDogA SFoodH
Rib Chops
ii*
69i
Loin Chops
Lb
/9<
Round Cutlets
Lb 89c
Shoulder Roast Lb 59t
(BRISKET STEW
Wilico Sliced
Braakfait Bacon
Nableco
Ritz . V4-Lb T8<
* CUT RITE *
ll u
GLO-COAT
PASTE WAX
AJAX CLEANSER
AEROWAX
1-Lb
PLAIN
O L E O' Ii .
L'iicoltited
BACON
End Cull, Lb
Grad# A Slicod Bacon
Lb
Klniat) Bel. 8ktnn«l «i or Wh.
SMOKED HAMS Lb 5Sc
u. S. Good Grade Beef
" Birloln
STEAKS
Lb
69c
auger-Cured
lbs.
BACON SQUARESLb29c
M nty
NECK BONES
DIXIE DARLING
.
r 11’
Lb
19c
Lb
A L i IIo ImIIIII
a* * '*1■i
FILLETS
Lb
33c
Lb
21c
Pollock
FILLETS
Ocean
rv
SHRIMP
>. *»/• *.
Lb
45e
ROASTS
"J
■
Slicat
39c
■ /A.\- -•«' M ■ s• •pA* y.wOAiw**
x ;
Vi
'i*
•
BREASTS
•f — •0
Lb
Vti-Lb
,
v
C-*n
s') •<> 3 0 c
i'
W i l l i S iifif lii y f lin Itan -
Ocea/iSpUu/
I'lllt
*
-‘HLICP
C ranberry S auce
19c
WESSON OIL
Fur i l i i ff ou t iik .a
56c
qimii
(>eo"il Hrtlvm —
Slnkely \ rinnjl
Hhiff LiihH Hyrup -
Knro
I'/VLh
19c
Karo
n/zih
20c
Juice 3
Corn 2
29c
BACKS
Lb
59c
Lb
9 Be
4;
Lb
GIZZARDS
Lb
35c
49c
Conked
59c
LOBSTERS
Lb
Tomatoes 2
tlukoly W hol. Iliiperleit
Chicken
49c
“3 3 ”
BLEACH
15-oc
Slitktily’a Ctuam
Stuknly’a
Ct uaui Stylo
Sly In <ii. II.
55c
F iiihouh
Ho J03
ttmirt
1
Stokely’a Finest
Chicken
Oreite "A" Dreeeed A Drawn
qulck-Froten
FRYERS
25c
Chicken
rrreh Otouni)
Lb
,
ll lUMI^
W in d ox
Stnkelv'a Tomnlo
DUCKLINGS
Orleket
HAMBURGER
•
T hai
M t Vermont
S9c
Lb
29<.
I .in , ( I
P lu m il Q
P EA C H ES
Orede A Droeeed A Drei*o
()utc k -Protee^Pou It ry
»
Lb
1 MUVi
lit. KM) C m
Lb
Swilt Canadian Bacon
Rib
Hi v o s
I1‘4 ,
STOKELY SALE
JOc)
Con. Cull, Lb
STEW BEEF
R«d Perch or WhIUnc
1
Family 4 4 c
latof
AA
1C
* *■ i •i i|
Lb
Mounl Vmmonl
Slicod Bacon
Dry Salt Streak O' I*e«n While '
None Belter
, ftupcrhrand
\
I
m
No V/f Can
25c
I ’ l j ir i
\r, itM..ii 23c
I**1Mil*ill Vi
I l>S't a
Hunihlna
K risp y
•
14c
*t*m I
|ilIlllMIM \
1 /ll.ll I
BACON SALE!
Hoi 1 4 c
Lana Hot
tv«iy flnr’
r•>i i in,it i
Onions 3 Lb» 13c C elery 2 s»» 13c Cauliflower <*19
--,r,
l ii|init 'itn , ii
A Bij«I.)*.|
’u id t In
Ill ir . Iii A I .1)1 illu I.'I .1mi
<.lit
VEAL
"Suday" Ainmrmla
(hi
eiori'ls
U, i>. ttitiill Milk-Fed
PARSON’S
Quml
Belts
t freliety
O LD DUTCH
c<n
1
Crl»|«. Ft*’ It. Hn*i*n-T<i|)
|
I
Clcnninft Nocria
Protluco Values
t
Stor e Opens for Itusiness Monday, May P
SUPER SUDS
Kind lo llew le —
- •'
T
i
ro Mule Team
Borax
ST
*•s*•> >•!*■;*%*•-f *>
|
I
f
Mouseeleaninu Sale Now In Prngrrss.
\Iso Ask At Store For S-P auc Color
Priee List.
l*l(»<*LY WIGGLY - 201 E. First
I!lr
Hr
7i»r
;llr
.-----1 1 M
Prices (mod Thru Sal., Mat S
Will consolidate with new IM^Iy-Wiffjrly. P a lm etto & Third
31c
^
TA B LE S U P P L Y
ELO V ETFSE
PICCLY W IG G LY
SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 7
17c
w u .
til AN I I W HH.Ill's RHSERX ED
49c
No1T
COCKTAIL
No IT 23< UppROTS No 303 12^c
Stokely Bartlett
17< BEETS
No 2
I fU^kely Diwd
B S W ely Cut Oreen
PEARS
No 2Vfc
47c fWANS
No 2
SAUCE
No 300
19< I PEAS
No 303
Stokely Cranberry
■DIXIK
D A Itl.IN G
Htokely
i HloKely DLc^I
APRICOTS
Htokely Fruit
No 2 Cant
I Stokely Honey Pod
13>^c CATSUP
Htokely
14-ox
SPINACH No V/z
Stokely Pie
20c CHERRIES No 2
17 V^c
20c
10t
Htokely (IB Whole Kernel
' 19c CORN
12-ox
18c
ROLLS
I’kR. t)l
SIX
*
Ljl.
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" ‘.man wav found chained to a hod
•n her luntlioi in liw'v liomp'-clad
only in an under garment and
■plaMerrd with hhu.it
lu v tii.l AMorney Hamid H Hudi (“ill filed a charge uf assault and
li.atu rv agatnvi the t.rolher in law
William i.at.lo t'.S a chain plant
I w.iii oi who inl.t anihoritie* tic
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end / ought to know
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Evciyfliinr; Musi (io! Wt* Need (he Space lot New Modern Lines ol* Furniture that Will
Im*houghl hy Our Buyers at the Siininter hi rniture Market.
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Malhcr Is Going Oul of the Ladies’ Ready-lo-Wear Business!
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I w hfir it hasn't hr«>n btfor*. Mag.
I.o Nathan will «oo ll amt romtmI lUT . . . .
| You know you ahuuld pivp up.
j Mm y'ttu rart'l. Tho >oai» ata t„o a
j nliig out mi yuu.
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, Thou thin work, a vollit, darlt| halio,I Ih,I of SB. If. II Tiirkai uf
! f'li»rlo«toii, VV Va., vlmwv up Ha
, vav* ho know Nathan uvoMPai Ha
rlaliii* to liavo rooii him allvp In
a llolglan lioxpItMl two month*
after lilv piano wont dowtr
Ihpro, you vay to yourself, »••
ho wa* alive I know it. Rut that
| was ii if*i o than four yearn ago
Tucker save hi* vt,,ry hav l«B
tlio War Ih'partuieiit to rpopan t l * 9
, inv pv11vm I Inn into ymir huy'v *tlt! H|iiirai Utica
p *•*
No vuii g*. hark to Vulir wnik
In ihr Minadway restaurant, And
hark at ntghi to your hi,iiip in
Hinoklyn A list you keep ,*n writlug IrtloiH, asking .piostionv hupuia
hoping . , honing.
Wliat else wnuM you Ju. T f ywu
plfinul
B e f o r e t in - p l n n g o t e t a r t i ' f l , t i n ' '
h u l k o f tin - K m < i | i**iiii iiMiniiy m i n
p l y w i n l u ' i o m l i u r itNiiiiili'il u p , u llo .
Ifiw-ar i i'll W i t h o u t t l i o r n m p H M i t i v >
Pl> Vlllifll IHIVIMI Ilf llolllIK lll'l'lll'il j
t o t o i l I'orltilu owm lliil wi'ili'iu
hfinlMiliHo priulilil*. null v o iii h i io v
In i n 11*i o f K i i t u p i ' tin* i i i o n o v
W » l e t i l i n g l o H o i k , lu ll It Iiooiloil
h flp
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e u l l l i l i i P t t l i o n u l l vo m o n e y
lili't
l o s t it« n e r v e
D a v ill f i t u r n , r h l o f o f t l i o h i
C im m ii'
t ‘o o | i o i n t i i i n
A i l m i i i u i i ii
tlfin 't I F.C A |
u p e e t a l iitlnM oi
to
F i a n c e , m j f i l Ii a l p i' ii n ti ll li i' v l a g
t i » tK o i v e i / * d K i a i u ' o In t l i o Itiftti.
Tli* v a l o r o | tl io f i m u ' k o p i f u l
l i n g u n t i l t i n t li m t f* H i n n i i i l i v N u t
w a n t i n g t o k e e p t i n ' l l ii i h i io v In
f r a i i r v , I l i f I i i v e i t o i * Iu i i i k Ii I l i o n i ' l '
Cf g o i i i l s - -wurfi u v i UK*, J e w e l l y,
pint |.» iiiilii|’ i. H om o i l r l i p e o p le
(h ip p e d good* a l u n a d o n r o io ii'ii
m rn l Tim v h liih eiv k e p t llllo n lu lo
th e
r m n i n o d l t i e * w e r e lii'lil
fm
t h t l l i In f o i r l g i , w n i p i n i i i ' ii ' v I h e
Idee wa» in e v e n t u a l l y fo llo w t h e
pyo il* m il o f l l i o r o i i l l l i v
T i l * low • h a o g t i n l i m n ' ' i m i i o
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• n n o i i n i f i l ii w ool* ) n o o k n o n m o n e y
In • Mini niiii o llu iiiiii f i a n r li o io l i*
l i l t F i i p i i i I* u f I ' i n i n e lio lil I I n n ,
V i e a t h I f Hi* p p u p l i i f a i l o i t i n nil *
I c t i l . o i n • kit* l u a n . Ii w u u l i l i l i o »
i h i y h k il m i f a i t h i n t h r l i o w n
(C v P im n o iu 'i
fio a im a l
M alnliiv
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• lip I t P i u I i t lio I m i l l l i t Im h n i
f a l l i n g oVo| l l l l l 'l ' III!' IllIHlI I' "II*'
T h e |H Ii • IIII *I l l l l o
h i i - ' i l l i l III
f » l l , , r i > will! Im il I'lliivi'H l o h i l l
ull) m i l l ' l I h i m I Ink l i o l i l u u ' o n • "
I ail* * N o w II H'OIOOli I l l l ' l I l l ' l l
mill..villi.I' p o l i l ill'll I ' l i o o m i i g l u l l "
l i p t o n o n n i i i ' l o f I In- n i o i oi i
linn i i i l f v l m i ' i i l in I'"| la III o l u i i o
ti H M iiif
! irN iilau ii
r»»Hlly Hn (lit*
kmiw ulili'r.
'Dm* i i i*|#<*i tnnru nf thi'Mi* uvi'i
it|f»* MltlU iin it pol«*nlinl nifirIc•••
l*»i ili«* im iiuikt*r« rjinruii Im* «*v««i
t"*f imil ffil In iMiinltt'rn tlit*v rt*
prr-»*iit iimrt* (him itlif-thlrd «if i
llll lilt* VfMrh'ft IIMW III ll««* MltNl
f.
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TH LR 8 DAY, MAY J L 2 P
THF. SANFORD HERALD, 6 ANFORD, FLORIDA
FA G I FOUR
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PORT. KKIIHY, MIIHC.
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“Uiati Maar ia light duwii Milwaukaa't
f allay,” tays Mr* Hyau.' Kara, lit Aiuartca’a
Lirewing capital, our cholca i« Rial* M
Taitii BlaU^tndayl D lttoiar what
MUwauliaaana hava known fur uearty
a cantury . . . that Blau it
Mtiwaukaa'a fl/urf hear.
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Rack-Play Suits, Dresses, Sweaters, Rain Coats
MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
Come Early Friday Morning!
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"GOOD
and BAD"
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�In Unity Thara Is Btranfth—
THE W E A T H E R
Te Protect the Peace of the WorMi
Te Pram ate the P rag ran of Amsrlcai
Te Profece freeperlty far Hanferd.
VOLUM E X X X X
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Fair end "arm through SaturrliT light to moderate variable
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY $|AV «J. I!U!»
E n tabllnhed 1908
State’s Hiring
Special Legal
Aides Slowed
Chennault Heard On China Aid
,
29
House Members
Put In Bill To L e
galize Bookmaking
Offices In Florida
New $100,000 Piggly-Wiggly Store
To Hold Open House On Sunday
■ tax on bunk lea and bftofT I" **"
astimated (3.1,000,000 yearly.
Tha Slat* would levy a Ucenas
tax of $16,000 per year on cacti
off-track batting eNUbllabment.
Thsae tracks would be permitted
to Accapt 1>*U on Florida ami nutof-stale race tracks hats.
Tha belling station* would pay
an I percent lax on rare* run in
Florida, but there would he no
levy on raeaa run outsld* of Flor-
Spain Is Being
Armed By U.S.
Soviets Charge
5,000 Pickets
Parade Quietly
At Ford Plant
Hollywood Park
For Nation! Is Destroyed By
$5,000,000 Fi r e
"he given ill
WAMIINC.ION. M.iv t.
U K E SUCCESS. M.iy f» </P)~
about
the downhill
VV.YMIlV.iON. M,y h
l.in r, Vt l.riard, hiniier ambai............I i t , o w n -f fi()() | | o r s c s A | S w a n k Milt*# Ir a • ien,i40) lold die Senate
I um in Dir mlrfiMluittril firlil
f mritfn Kel.itinni iimriiillre today
A pnltc v vLiIrnirni l>v the .state
L a 11 to t 'H lit
Y y a c k ll t* 111' .,11,11011 I it d die .Senate
Dep.iiiineiii . mi that beginning tin* | Saved From Injury flora (I'll ritifv ll ■ North Atlantir.
pun p,, iimlri rli*- hi <up,ilioii hai
Alll.Mli r ii.it, lli.it it I, t . Iieen irgn
‘ithvion, athanlages mi le.elop
INC ,1.1 AVI MU). t' ,lp| . M .„ h
ftl.*' Hr t.ill 1>-■ n » ,i within a
., hr.illhv otlerii.tlioiial outlook"
and
alerting 'lie iin illl.ln o that
iihh I i I well an.e Imm any ahriipl
rrm m al of cm ient re.litctnin . after
a |>e.n l lieaty
iiir
of
Generalitumo Flam i*i o I rani n.
"They have done everything pot
•nlulion*.
U tim ykn addtened the rorotnlt(ee ** it neared a ihnwdtrwn vole
on the uuritinn of the top-level
diplomatic boycott on the Franco
'
O IN Ig A i Omar N. Bradley. U. B.
Arm r t.'hlef of Staff, testifies beforo
(he Senate foreign Relation#Com*
mitten in Washington, pleading for
ratWrntlnn of th# North Atlantia
Oafen.a Treaty. Pointing nut that
regime.
the ilelentrt frontier nl Ui* tt. S Ilea
The llus-lan -mil lltllnln
"in Ihn henrt of Ktuope," fie ri.
the it. S. from the very begin- Itraitley rterlnrerl the western connfnltb
in
the
nlng have put tbeli fnltb in the |l ) r , rlllll(| , „ , p ||>i»sla If given » „fj*V,,',t'h, 'r'l
fl'.rn t time for aconnmir rerovery
'»r,iu nil
i' iW
h i lit*i u t i l t h r
I d V l l ill Mill - h i
„
.,Mt•••!• of the pnlvic’e nf (eo*e.. (In i,m o tio n al Soue.lphotrs)
( prem ier*I OhmnbciInin nod 11*1-
stfhinilh'il Uni
Mkffi hI.| i t I im iii
f r o m nDYt'tiil n f tilt* J 't ic lf li A l l i e s ,
uti liiflm^ Hi ithin. Kmiih m hkiI Mir
Drive To Expand
Reserve Training Hlis(erin$r Heat
Iss££S S f S S k H x S ,: '
met to Avenue side and a small
Jinl how lo iivi llie Mrikr rtiinhi upmi* on Third Htrert Tho |mrkKap. Wolltiky, chairman of the
a move would
jlJ wrack the I047jl""t wa* anylrurlv'* guei*. No ,m- ",g me,, ha* euliances from hnth
school faw.
, mediate tcnewal of rompany-umon
interior of the -tore tillReip, Luckle o f Duval, sponsor negotialiotts for settlemetd of •be j
nne with It* roominuft.
of tha original cattl* fencing tlisputr was scheduled. Rut it was I ,\lsle*
between display counters
bill, protasis
Speaker Murf t ray that he had To*i|ad” tlm felt that I>oth Fold and the UAW nro eight font wldn and are rov
m Huuaa'a
Hue
aid* of tha conference would he agreeable In eatly peace ■■red with linoleum In contrasting
cotnmlUa* to wnaldar the amend- , u H , jn view of the ctilical a«|»eil, square*. It will Im a rule of tha
vd cow bill w ith "rabid support- 1 t
.......1
lL«aUae*a *• eaa* MlO*i
" prolonged striaethe mI-Ics, said Mr. Casauht*.
Since the -tore Is cntirel y of
Meanwhile Thu CIO United
Hteelworkrrs hnve token the lead the -elf-service type, good* have
‘Cracker Day’ Will iniMroat.
demanding « fourth round pay Item made morn acceaaible to
Some other Idg CIIO union- rustomurs by placing large signs
nf rod plastic reflecting mntorlnl
to follow the leader.
Be Held Sunday By areThegoing
each category of food,
steel, coal, Htilomolilln trod I
IndiiHtrlcs -re confront Cahinet- nre also nuinliereil for
Dusty Boots Club electrical
ed with worker demands for mote i-invenient location.
h hivc
Natural daylight lighting la
mopey and more hetiofils.
with
fluaroacant
supplemented
In Washington, John I,, t.ewl* lighting
of the "slim Una" typ*.
and Joseph K. Mooily uf the
The refrigerated aalf-a«rvlc*
Southern Coul I'ruducar* Associa meat counter stretches lha full
tion called a conference today to width of the rear of th* itora.
arrange their rontratt negolla- |)MCk of thl* countor behind a par
Ilona, Mine operatora are wondar-1 titlon Is the meat cutting and
Ing whether Lowla Inlands to end wrapping room where tho meat la
the United Mine Worker* con-1rut, welghtd and priced, wrapped
(VaatiBUM ua rsss Utahn _
__ a'isa t f a a wa ra«t# ai« H t
4th-Round Labor-Management Fight
Being Joined Earlier Than Expected
(.|lxrK,,,| with selling b .tl.r, » .t
Yh«i ewse won coutimiol
Judgt.
||. Smith to the Nm- .
her tprm
acnudlng t„ • •
Hmiduii, clerk of Ihe com I
I). Illchnrdnon. who »«- ,>■
nmtlv brought l.mk from I
ton, Texas, hv Deepnty rinni,
Itnck. iilmidid guilty to u cbmi’.
of grand larceny and w«« >rn
me yenr
I In in .lii-iigth nl the ii .limn
will hr ini i r .l,I I I -I, ,| ic u lt n|
the new Ii.iiiung p ro g i.iiii,.
,.in l
.ill .romoim cinciil from (.c n r i.il
I loyl ,S Y .im lm lirtg , An I " in '
i hicl o| -i.t 11 "Ih e irg nl.il An
lim e , mi lulling iii.ijm lom m .iiul,
rod im hvulii.il i i i i i. I s., will li.n c
grr-iln M d.tv ..... ........................... lo) I
ipoiltic, in ti.roiril ir.ru e i when
(t iinliniied On Page Thrert
Yesley Memorial
Ground Breaking
Is Slated Sunday
In the -t„t-
penitentiary
Walter Jack Hull, tirgio. cliHiy.
w ith assault with intent to
mil manslaughter. plemlr,| gmU
to the offense of aggrnvntid
"'•*•<#. and was fined »l"0 ...
umjs in lull -tflei the t>b'M »»,
""I’1"'' ” •* w“*
l„
"
■,r''. . . . . . . .
rh” « ■ " " f **• I '
charged will, gruml imibi'*'
lurnt, was cool l-t-i - 1 in r be N
emoer term.
The Court rccsscd Tlnu-l
before noon ami will n- cmn.
Monday at lOilKkunP- vTrk,.
Monday morning at TlliMt nVb.
for trial of civil cusps.
T. N. Hamp Services
Sunday At 2:(H) I*. M.
Funeral aarvlces fm Tlinnii,N . Hamp, 34, who died Wmlnesilsv
ar tho result of a truck accldord
In W altarboro, 8. C. w ill )»• hold
Sunday at 8i00 l'. M. at the
Erickson Funeral Home with Ito
Jam es flreshain officiating. Horn,I
w ill be m ail* In Kvurgrcon (hum
Hi,mil mg tin- late Itev W I’
Vo-ley, MU'lnbi'i - nf Ihl' Kir t t'lil 1st
nro UIi i i i i 'I i will Indd ground iiioak
mg oxeiclses Sunday iifloriiiinn In
I'idobiali' erect Ion of the Yesley
Memorial I'aisniiago which will bn
hwaln!
north
,,
„ , »f the
. . church
Mia. Yesley, widow of the late
Pastor, will be accoidid Ihe honor
of turning the first spadeful nf
dirt, and officer* of tho church will
follow.
Hpcakeis at the ccremnny will
lie Mr. Paul Uat pen ter, pa-liu of
the First Christian ....... eh nf Orlando, and Ihe Rev. J K. McKinley,
pastor
of the First
Methodist
Ghltrcl, tif Hanford.
Both Mntlii't s hay and cl,in cl,
homecoming will lie observed in Ihe
11:00 o'clock mornlog service con
ducted liy the Itev. J. II. Farris*.
Both thp dedication of Hie rliurch
Dm hunilriK uf Itx
rltihlimise ..I thr mult..... Hum dot
l* !lill|> |* h i« ,, I t
mfitl
fj $,*‘s
l i u
i i u(
yi*f
I mm*ii
11iih$ the «‘ii| ii fill pihI■ »«i wliiuli
<1wpiifiUHU
i+*n (Hihi'Y
ami
are tot for labor dlaput** between
and mid-July—auto, coal,
whhh t i ^ f r i m ^ f b o 'fJe n !" new
■ta*l and eteotrlc appliance*. In
all four, labor'* demands hava
,J B r r S *
ir J n 0^
been tentatively outlined. In alt
sputoand relnajSrldlaa and ^ding four,
management ha*1 aatd tha
crop*.
demands are unnccaptabla.
Of eaorea, tha same axaeutivaa
m
p a e ii l u a a A i T
said tha aama thing just n year
ago, before the third-round of
‘ ' Illy to attipto ttif. meeting of wag* hlkas. However, when Ganand Motor* signed up.with labor
...........................
at tha higher level, the other In
dustrie* fall la IIm . At that Um*
rmaant had mare to lean
strike* than from1granting
. This year it hasn't,
thay ward still ridc4v-vt3»j2i>ii3ife.o,'
V. -C,
pany's salsa and prnlFit book*.
Thin year all four Industrie# arc
in a buyer*' market, and some of
them wonder how loag they can
maintain preiant production rates,
a* it la.
Burvivor* include
the
widow.
,
,.
" V . . . "■ "'t'
daughter, B * tty i hi* atop father
fuid. mother, Mr. and Mr*. It. A
there. Leslie Hamn of Milwaukee,
Even the auto compan lee, while Wlac.j fre n c h Hamp of Cali
and PVpb Hemp of Holly
■till claiming order backlog*, a*, fornia
Mill | three alatara. Hr*. Grac.
paelally for the cheaper make*, ▼an
Holly Hlllit Mr*. Dolly
are wondering. If the preeeat futch.P a li• Melbourne,
and
Mr*
near-record production continue* Qledya Clauaa, Pvtoakey,
Midi
tui-niin
xa tt
HridOlltlv
«4tul Akklrlcd it* ♦* if itM*. winii.
til
T*lnv | inif
throughout the reet of the year,
■ome auto eompaaiea are apt to
find they have produced more
care than they can Mil. Drebtlew they wouldn't eheeae te he
mi
h oiiw
" f Mi** fhtltftl
ji
The stand.- n i l . « tnl rrI lo-H I nrtdeil lo Its enilnt MOiient nf the
\ s s n t I ATHU * 1*1*8.
| liui tl,e valiuible Ino- i ’ s 01, luiiril | |i,ii't an admonition that there
\ treatI wave bllsteriil
most ".0 ((|f
|||t rilIll|,1
tdlstei
lor ,tile
comingK ...... .
were ( mutt In* 1,0 "dome-tic polities at
(he euatern half of the cnimtrv nhviiiI liy u 'iie of the
h '- jllic White H niiti'" In ilonlmg with
again to,Inc a- urn«- in Wcom
slimi 11 tin If mill
cen vaguely
log and Uolorado
driver r,l in IllClg IrVIII
ItiMsia-liut
„ inti v „'ei>alhei.
AI-,1 -pnl cd Win tin- 11 lick's | even 1-iie-l, and tin- A ia t n "
„
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
1.
Snow fell iiv p i pints "f -onlli i olio fnl rilH'k nf I ■
I hi i. noil while I T n fi - inotbi'i of Itepuhllcsn
Wyoming ami eastein I'.doi
,111111 mid geese
the fowl III*-1 Si'i.ntoi l i.fr of i lino, nl-n told thr
n i.l.. T e m p e iatlirr
diopiu.i m ■
licit fely In tile little lube- n S, iiui'O , to to on gourd -gainst
ll .»■Ilnur.I l l — I’ ah* I l- l.il
—
. .tin- -ei'tlollN of the Mi",, belt
' linin'! t" I, \ III 11111*I V nil'll
i . below freenlug (now .bifte.l
Mi'iuiwhile I'n - iiiin t Itn m iro along U S llighw nv 'Mt (»• i'.n
leipie-t fm powi-i to leingm iirr
null", innt of Itnck Mining tV \n .
ilie gnveitiuii'iit f.lie il - nip -nd
to W iiniHuttci, -lulling
m in i,
ton ch i - nod tiiic k - ln-l night
Ir iZ X X r t u
C lew - tit might not nun, ph»» i by .l,,U, I, ttinn llti’ii' w ill la’ no
t . cli'iii the drifted riirul-Inikiuip of fi'ih'l ill Itgi'lll'ii'- tillCiiliirado Springn-poileil n
i \ I'm miles- t ’liiig ii'— i- I'ailed Itack
wet -now nrnl the ISSI-II-III > lit U
Ii n a
-peclal -i'--,in,
At ('beyenne. Wyo., nun m i,. I
‘ ,
i nttng drive by » mi,
rin- -tum bling bluet.
lbe Son
,vlth -now fell in nelll fiee/ing
I. 1211b In fa n t,y. N« •*••»«< ]
(v|,icl, h,.- ..... I - i.'.n g an it-weather.
,
hi ,. I d tni'il -tli-ce-sfol la- | (ji||i
|n|rn| M|,IMU „„ ,t . . i.leml
.Some pint- of the Midwe-t hot ,,,,'til at „ meeting »f the
,
...................................... ..
, „ h, .
Ill'll got -OIIIII relief tmlnv <
nl , In- Annul v by I,lout. Hay......nil
the nil-ilrgree tem perntuies wlmb Ka-let, who rolumollili'd Sgt ' '
|mV(, ),{! Hie nren fro the n o t l l 111iio i,, loado, nf till' winning
ml nit Hum, ami Sg l J . W. Hoiiiblov,
loin day-. A tun— of
troll, the western state- nro, ml |. ,..|,'t nf the ruin poling team m
into the central part nf tin i-inu, ll., <|i i vi- fm thoir effo rts. I .loot, j
iry Inday, reaching
Wim nn«in. l.'tni Haul" iiniiniinci'd In.tay
,
ii'iitn il Iow a,
smitliern K nn m .
l*b> In-ing team momlior- were 1
i.ml mirtbweatern tlklahnm a <!■n
i-ivi-i- at the fi-l, fr y bold l« >
■ral -luiw crs mill tlnindi'i -tm m- . .‘I,dn ilo tlie onniplotliin " f ' I " ' 1
to in,till,c "f ♦In- lii .Ini ', slid
were repnrteil near tin' rob, aii
ivo which was -inrtod mi \,n I gnificance ni Midi,et ■ I'.r . tn
(unit.
11he Uni I ed Si 1, 11* * l v Fat he, Wtl
The ,'inilluK breesi'M wi'ti'
I gum d-liien will p a il.c
Nachtrat, •<{ All Hmtls < itlvnlii'i ti'd tn -pl ead over I In* N m il
>
the
........ling
of
Nnlnnnd
i
|(J, ( :|„ |r r h. and lalk i oil Ihe rr
U n it ral -taten tonight and iimn
which Will t.i- held ',.,.n (| v „ rK nnu* d Mdct .gate l i u
rastw HIil
T ill' U. K.
Weal Ill'll
......... h,-t week jutil- . v,,|- lt y liy tire |{. v U lnll illin lls .,
llnrcaii -aid there wa- a |m-.i
.1 lire month nl Uanip llltarnfinK.( (»r »uk(l«mk. J h Hhudds, dean, and
l.lllty the beat wave w nild •n l .ml
in the iinniml • ncainpiHniii in i
, jr||r |,i ,,,, 1, 1,,. ,,.|a l Inn 1 Hill
liver the F a ste n , states by Sun
I,., iudd July ltd through Aug *
made op tlm program "f It "
day
il Knit .lack si in, Unlumlda. H
l.inr,* Cl III 1 tndny at III,. In n u it
,ft'*,,,
,mf7the
"
"n " *',"
Mississippi valley
, .t whs aiinotim-eil at the meeting. Center.
Mnlinn piclutrn nf a military
Two Hat.-, nf nominee., f „ clc;^
Atlantic roast and from rin
nnliirn were enjoyed by the men. tinn of officei- ami dlreetni. ..f
(;i||f
-„„thern tiieal l.aki
Utlnnigli the dri)> has ended J ttir I,Inns Club well- nffried uir
r,.K|(ln.
j},,, mercury shut tn teron -nccessfully. said I,lent. Baiils, j),y John Meiu lt, the othci i,y led
for pulistmenl -till VVilllams. Secretary Jack Mornmarks for the yoHr and fnl thi »acai,i'les
date In many
cities yesterday cxl-t, and men may apply fncjanii was instructed by King l ion
tlii- next
next Thursday evening at J Hamilton lli-hre to prepate tiie
Chicago ami Luulavllle had in,. n„lists for biilli.ting next week
ir o a ll* ..a o . r . , 1 Wt ,a o
H:im nclm-k.
National Guaid' s
Recruiting Dr i y
Termed Successful
...
Father Nachiral)
Tells Lions Club
Of Mothers Dav
Officers Are Elected At Meeting
Of Sanford Bath And Tennis Club
. . .
....
,
, ,i. c .
R atlgan, E . 0 . K ilp a tric k .
Lee R *tlR *n a vote of thank*
waa
Sam uel, Mra. 8. O. Chase, end given him for the work ho had
re. Wi E . K lrch ho ff.
done lit organising Ihe club.
, Entertainm ent— Mra. George A .
Momberehlp face ware fixed at
Speer, M ra. H a rry W oodruff, and |60 for fa m ily membership* and
Mra. F ra n k Shame#.
$36. for single membership*. The
Swim m ing
Pool— Sam
M ar-.board approvod a motion to rgake
Una, Mra. r . M. G lnglss, and M ra .ith * facllitlaa o f tha dub available
B. M eXanay.
[to out-of-county guaats o f memTennia
Court— T . E .
Tucker | bora fo r a period not to axeead
Ootdon • Dean and M ra. Char- two waalu.
A.
■
ka
ilw auMtuiilv
f I in in* - nil i iit'ti*#! flu - | N' M , iiinl it,
HH'iin. *»f i*nCovers East As | Afti'i'tiK'llItii
tMindH of tiriliMtkii-t it ii«I 'xmirli'd tHiitMiuuik; Thi * fedm j*f i"ii *#f WmlKU|H|II'
West Gets Snow men In the ■In , .civ pop,,late.I I III'liMlh-w
I* Taft, non,Ire, wf'nets,
' ' n ” W K fQ in 111 I f l i i r C I l ] Ca»l|u.
|,,H Morrison.
----------Offkar# *lMt«l by thn lamed, (imtr|{0 A, 8,l#er outlined step#
WAHHINfiTON, May 0 - W ) - Jmmadlataly following the mem- thBt hni,
l#kBn ,n orltBnl>.
Thl>ro werc 2, 102,043 civilian* borahlp mealing were.; Itollaitd |MK lhu dub and leasing tho swimw,,fklnir ror
for me
the government
aovernmenl at
at the
the 1 D»»n*_
V. Bitting, ,nin({ pool and tennia courts from
working
.proslilantt^
en,i „ r March, an increase of 6,897 vie# prealUantt L t * Sam uel*, see tho Mayfair Inn from May t to
|| [)VBr
tho
BMvJolu
mant)l.
lho
civil
retoryt
and
Ja
ck
R
allg
an , troaa- Oct. I. Ho alao read the by-law*
over the previous month, tho C ivil
uror.
Service Commission said tmlay.
Committee appointed by tho of tho organisation which ware
In Ua monthly report of govern
unanimously approved by. , tho
president and approved by tho
,
ment employment It aald:
Mem here h In - J a c k ; member*. Upon motion o f Ja ck
"Slxahla Increase* repurted by board w ere)
the Danartm ent of tho A ir Force,
roatofflco Department, the Troai
u ry Department and tha Dcpaj
merit o f A gricultu re ware parti,
offset by a ilxable decrease In
SPORTSMEN TO MEET
Members of the Seminole Coun Department o f the N avy.”
Tha commission collacta atallaty Sportsman Association arc reqneated to meet tonight a t 7:S0 ties on employment In raacu tlv*
o’atoek la the expire of 0 . A. agenda*, It * totals do not Incluuda
•peer. "TW^ la an amargsnry paraonnal In tha federal Judiciary
or Conx r aaay.
t*eg.ittil,, %%lm H.it ti i i t *MrI f I n
Mfrlin
f Ilf n iillirrtk nl World
Wdi nil#*, 4 i t f ilm .i*t lti% HHii view*
Tlii* fin hit» in m i if \ t lit* A tlm I Mr I'm I, i§ti•I 111 hi in thr m itidlit
ttf tVt'nli'Mi L’vtlnpi* V%111 llll'llli W lf
flu* #’inl
I
> t’VfrvwhAT#
Jiml thr fjiHmn ilim i t#f Mir utirUl
Its Rn uiiti * •Hoitiniiiin
1•
4*11i i *1 i*n\* th'iN I'Ntt' t|ii from
ih»*
|t|v "f S'nmiri Wrll r.t. form
i
til
«
hlr
litkllru
noil
i
Intel i» dl 0
#*i l ‘mIn si r 1oim v »*f Hi >»i #» #t1it1 fhx*
Imm L#i» |
eijui|i,nrnl pin. $»mir
iiml'W’)wlllliil . tn ,11h poll
Angrlr,
, rod) lotlvtltl »ItF* Wrltnl |
-n «f ihd
1 8lilt >f lOt.lljl > Dl 1H' 1
(
,we|il lr|.ire
rV
*if#
•rD it
N011It \ tlitfit l» I'url i <
*■*1! 1\ 4* if l*J» ftt\5,11t{ nt|l**cDV^
____
w|.
’ Jlfll'l
ill** l*w1$ |l•
SlllM
llrM'l'
Ihih.i* iviir*fn *t i ■ i mr tnl at
11"IMl 1■ "♦ tin it $ imhIit Mi»’ I nit i*#| NwMuiiJi,
I1 *M. RSI .
« n iirnln riHtll >
>1 i I
fhit I Min ^ovcrii*
At (Mir time #,iiitM’i:w mul »j»u# K * iih ' ii I u til Ink#’ »’v #*i s 1,pp',rtutilty
f i inti tin* i*i if hi ihu v hinli kfriiiul ‘liiniiw Mu* m**tiM»“* t**
t»» hjm
wtitiitl shiii iijiii unl . nf 1.4HMI fiH't Mir j>ncl iih i* imi,ii H'
i*hf|tlir*it
Ofir
flEW YT>RK, May ft—</P>—The [outih-tmmd Ubor-manayemant
McfriUBfi of lbs Sunford I h lii aon! I'Piu iii v illi) rufl
Ihft lo m iil
battle it being joined even earlier than expected. And thii yean it may
look place on previous Mothers1 Center tail night, adopted by law*, elri ie<l nflireia, snd rompleted llie
tory.
ba ,lba real thing.
'•ay*organiiatinn of the club for tbr coming year.
Born June 3U, t r ill In l.oliork,
-------------------------- j f , 0 board of director* who were ummirnouily eletled by the dub
• Management feelt it's in a good lac lice I position to fight. Labor Mich.
M r. Hamp had lived In
fetlt it must push new demand*, mainly for Social Security, to stave Sanford fo r a number nf years. F e d e r a j K m p l o y t 't 'H
membenhip were ai follow*; E.
Kilpatrick, Join, Ivey. S. 0 . Cbaie,
off loaa of ground in th« r e c e s s i o n . -------------1'■ " 1
Hla raaidonca waa at 408 I’almett" Q k n u r G n i n
i n IV IiirJih Hamilton Blabee, and Joe Mc-F
H* waa a World War II
Ji-5o,£,.»r'X2r*—
w*h “ • >#«.■ mv, Avenue,
vatoran and a tnemluir of the
Sto Sstanda ifirm.
m ' Z U 'HZ W
“ <"-" * A ■**■“ “*Church of Ood.
Four Mg induairlea
York, wrote him "Am not i* favor
lat plant and leaped, within mils - hut think it nereiiary " Hammond
Utrs. tlirough tlie y ie ld ,tro d ami W4' tmlnAMfint in S|Min hi the
Fu ll ( lull
.Shortly diet thr roof Utr V*iQ%
lnjmii*'- m* h i niTi*|it
m i l Immii I 1
r<tim*i I'lHTs
rii#’ ftv
niiMilh. h*iw iim'I
B||ipr whereby ltrlll-1. mid Krone'll A * r ________________
non-lntcrventloli lielpeil t nmli the / t IT r O T C C v i p C I l S
government, where a ....................... .peed up" ol assembly line.
'biule of greet, The reinforced
courtesy” prevails, bill* to ex..
.
. 1UU.
.
.
.om-rete iiuinpil* In front 1* cremn
■Jjj etnpl the college education reNearly tvO.leH) struc k at ^ Oi*-1
A miwt rlisI wa- deelm r.l in •1
' uulrament fur Ilia school super- Mmigr I'l.roi..... . nf America > in
p|H, landing whs located hi i «se
of Italsy Velmi spuev
Intandent of Jackson county and duct rial giants, ami approximately 1„uch n way a* to provide parking
t/f'l ihillvw ooil Hark, , »i|f> rif Am VPdi
ern a , iiim.i la .i.li m i r lia i Icc. w a,
<»r 1,10 1 ,4 til ir
polled exrated hi * I
toe early
,d vised
j tmlay hoi .',tiir tax dinlfiUghlireil hltll illr , l a , or die treaty
bnrsrt
w eir .pared
.
Geraid n d one n lliri n ainhsihe h .r , tatted o. the wealth , allot. Ogden 11 H rom rondnl New
mill lllll i lull homed away, the
Huge
1I wall* heg.ro In i tumble
slaiillal i niitrihutlon to thr et olio c hunk, ol in.i-oiirv lell, and r ,,t
oil, rr, o, er* nl laji.ro "
llremrn iiimiuig bo tlicir live,
Tile -I ill ,-iiii*ii I w a, i , , util illexA 11. >11V . . . . . . I lu ll t lull «|iolce,pbiiiillloi. ."tII III ,, proposal totill* | m.tIt ..till dir lo ..
I . m te ie d In
11 rut Mini I if*i ffiwlufit i’»•in in t«mi ii 11 101,11.IIII r
"l» * "'1 f,’f ,h " buildro* of rte-
Daisy Spivey Cos<*
Declared IVtistrini
In Circuit Com!
Educailutt Cummlttaa argued such l-inmln-Mercury plant nraihy.
Ihe .latement idilerl
I hr iiiiinedialr reiuinplion hv
lap.in ol .nmr international irvprutiihihlie. hi ,mh fieldc a trade pro
million, c ilirrinliip ami properly
problem,, itdiiital relation,, tec Itrm a! ami .iienldn aliangenient*
ami eschangec would provide a rob
ilh le ," (irrirnyko lan l. "to prevent
llie implementation of aiieiuhly te-
"Till* “ ...........
</!*>
Triimon's Request T o
Reot^nni/c Governnicnt Faces T o u g h
Baltic
I n Se nate
Ihe l inteil Si lie. declared today
rh.it lip.ro .lioolcl
The S ■virt deputy foreign minislei «|Mikr helote the 58 nation pol
itical cninrmllrr of the l ulled Na
tion* Aciernlily
He an used the two Inn Western
I’owe n of thwatliriK I N. attempts
illtng
War
Pact
Is Not Ratified
Stiite Department Re
quests Freer Hand
1n
International
Affairs
Stores at Fourth Street and San- Spanish repuhlle. Now the United
ford Avenue. The Tahir
Supply S u t,u . and the Unite,I Kingdom
Store on F irst Street will inmcln „ rt, flin»trtsr the same old tune nf
In ils present locHllmi.
non-lnterveritlon."
ft. W. (.assiibe, grocer v rnhuh - ijm in yku elted figuies - liii'li lie
ger of the F irst Street -tore for *„[,) hIiom s-,1 an Im rea-e In
trade
till- past three years, w ill
uumiigr U lw e e n the V S. so.I Spalu and
the grocery department of ihe new an
Am eilnm i rudlta , , c
C IO
United Steel- Storp
The meat m aikel w ill he
VXplini| ernnomic project* In l d t .U U U
IMen
V lC t l
To
III
Be
Workers Take Lead mamiged by W. C. Mule who has spnltt. lie then turned to the pu- P m i / i r l n d ^ i - l i n r d
In this work for ir. years. Hthal aspects of tl. S .Spanish ra'
' ° V 1U C 0
T o Seek Pay Hikes (men
Might more employees
w ill he jatjons,
mu Under Ftot;ram
"dried to the personnel Iren Ihe
Many political figure- in the
have
W ASHIN GTO N Ma* ft */(•>
rw S
*™ r t . c K
i . M
n t o r r , ^ f ,.h three stores, making a total of | j | | | | (»(| .States, he sitid.
stressed the ''strategic use" of the , ,
.
.
‘
, . .
mant of a hospital for alcohoUc*. M-*or Company» huge River 3# employee*
Modern to the last detail, the Iherlan peninsula "In the prepay„ , , , r A "
r *nti"ttt" r.l tnday.ro
f t H wWM b f-Ugancad by a Iwo and Ruitgr Plant was locked today in
* on*-Hitf c A i t V f gaThtn t a t on - , ; fjrt| m, Jnr „ rikf , (ntP |f#4 | „ one story nUildliig Is of concrete atlnii for a new w ar.'1 He mm expanilrd Iramtrtg piogiHtu fo, A i,
IdiK-k construction with steel re- llnnrd the visits ol former lleoe. Forte tr.etve iif f u r r , .1 in I men.
liquor.
1. ,,
,
,
Interior era11, Chairm an Junto* A.
I'm
Rvpraatutativs* gave in to * , an estimated
. , , ,5,000 pickets paraded Inforcement and lias nil
.. II will
, pro,u r ItiililUlg lot, 111,,, 111'
( ontlnued uri f a x * Fight
nro* of dfl by lift fenl. The two
demand from Hap. pooser of l*eace«hly before mam gales.
than 1 ' » tt<* tc .e rv u i, iml n lt n
Jackson to kep the House Fdticu
It wa, thr leruml clay of idlenrs- -hopping eutninie* and oxil* are
m a ili'e oi.l 41 live doty tinning
on the Third Street aide h( the
tin
uiltg
! n .icvn
J 0mrnu
T * ' ttlm
r- "> .approximately
05.000
(1
pay l>. . . , 1-1 /5 ,1MHI >.| them At
Iwo
of hi** ,..M,.r0nr'»
hill* affecting
... ,
.
. .0. 11,,. went end of the building. The exng
led Auto Worker*, who walked old I Irilor -lilc" of the hulldlng are
1P47 school• law.
prcM'iil noli ,l» .ill IJ.IMKI ir.c iv
Ptmaar
aurrnedod In having 1,1 nmm ycleidav m timou prote-t iiiitcd a rural -lindr ami the front,
lit, -in ic .c r ,in ,, ti.inim g. » illi
s»Ul to till' commlllvc Oil lociil against what die lh\W caller! a oi Tllhil SlrioM aide, I* u tntslel
nllly ’ >.tSMt ill io n ic | III)'
H o r n r u i n . , . 4 no—ltv .1.11...
•vent* w ilt m ark the celebration
of "C ra cke r Day” Sunday after
noon at R:00 at th* Dusty Boots
Riding Association track near
tha Municipal A irp o rt, and In ad
dition to local antrlaa, a number
of. horsaa from neighboring cities
at# slated fo r entry.
O nly one event, a flflo yard
r a t i , w ill draw a cash p rlss, $86
A ll cptears have been challenged
. by 8llgh
Earn est, local black
smith. to beat Ma "D aylig h t
DM to11 in thla event.
Member* o f th * naaoclatlon mat
U at nlgh,‘ to plan aveata. It waa
dtolded to elim inate the Khedulerl
calf-roping due to d iffic u lty In
■aenrlng calve* for the event.
P rise* which w ill be awarded
fo r racing aventa are now on die• svla* e l Bnk-an'a Sporting Goods
second and third
_ r * ,—. « - . . . „
awarded fo r cow
% pony elim ination
racaat
g irl's
^ t o W ponjr raeee and Are# for a ll
m t o . f l r o l and aroond priroa
w in ha.nwarded to wmnara under
I E o f th * children race*.
‘ A new novelty event will b* tho
U. S. Proposes|Gerard S e e s
Relaxation Of Jn Year If
Japan Controls
IMeads for Pact
Russia** Andrei A. (irom yko charg
ed today ih.il United .Stairs and
lintain are strengthening Franco
Spain by supplying aims and giving
it rconoinu and [mllMi al avOitallCC.
lo
■ s ue
No. 184.
AAnncinlrri I’renn U ftnrri W ire
B r i t a i n Assists In
Plan T o Kill U. N.
A tte m pts T o Stop
Franco, Red Says
TALLAHASSEE, May 6 -(/P )
fn a fight generally along pro and
anli-Adminiriration lines, the Flor
ida House voted today to put the
brakes on hiring special attorneys
(or Stale agencies.
The vote was 51-29.
Rep. McClure ol Pinellas, who
hiirt’l bten timid about his stand
against the Administration, led the
> fight to pass the measure.
IIAOII Of fMI PAMOU1 "Flying T li*riM. Ma). Gen. Clair# Chenna n
Chief opposition to the proposal
{right), former Air Fore* Commander In China, confers In Washington
came from his Pinellas county tol
with Sen Harry Byrd (D-Va). left, and chairman Millard Tydlngt U>*
leafue. Rep. Schuh. who said ihe
Md ). of the Senate Armed Service Commltte*. Testifying bafor# a doted
hearing. Chennault declared that 1350.000.000 in U. S. aid at one. would
btll s^at a move to "change the form
save tha Intarlor of China from Communist domination, (toiermtiional)
S of/government."
’ The bill as passed, however. «a»
comiderebly weaker than the o*i«
in*I proposal.
A* approve,] today It aulhorial altorneyn for tlm
Road Department. Beverage DeU raftment, Railroad ami Public
^ Utilities Commission, Citrus Com
Sanfnrtf'i new l'i,ti|lv-Wiggly lelf letvire itttrer mar lie I at UH, I ail
mission, Improvement Commla
stun. Board of Admlnlsthatlun ami I bird .Street, itiiiiplelrd at a lost of rnrne than $100.(100. will hlild
Industrial Commtsalon"th* rablnet open ht.inr Stim lay afternoon ftom 2
f, f¥) o'r |m k. ami will open
The hill also give*
jutfrtjilly to nennit ijU te agen- hit buroiei* Monday morning, J, H. I.y lr ,. d islrut manager ho Winnetta U» hire lawyer* when they ’ ovett Company ol J n ksonvitte, amiuuiited today.
-- ♦ The Hture will .ep ln .e rl.e p,etreed them.
Passage of this hill entile after - A A A gh* 1 x
"t l " ‘ ‘‘“ bd)-Wiggly - lo ir m H in t
30 member* put
Put In a bill
hill to legalleg
Street trod Magnolia Avenue trod
Isa bookmaking
ng In Florida, plan'
Jh1' liWWtM* »nd ^1 ntde Supply
iS
I
'
1V-Vi**X t f
*•"V.
1
,
* ’j!. v.(l)N[v» dlijv*
.....
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PC
Father Nail,trail traced tlm ob
servance of Mother’* Day from
its origin Iry Anna Jarvis of
Philadelphia in I1MIH in it- pro
clamation by President Woodrow
Wilson In 1011 a- a national holi
day to tako place ,<nch year on
tl,e second Sunday In May fa!
lowing InntrurHoin of (\m grrsAnproval for observance of the
liollday In riii- i-niinlty by Catholies was given by Pope I’hi* XI,
ho pointed out. lie i],inter I Abra
ham Lincoln's tribute lo hli mo
ther and stated that every day la
Mothers Dsy in tlie Csthollo
Church In memory of tho state
ment of Christ to St. John, "Be
hold Thy Mother."
Rev. Bradley told of the char
ter granted on Mar it to the new
ICretlaas* tie !■*■« Vsarl
THE WEATHER
JACKSONVILLE. May 6—«P)
HIGH LOW
A tlanta
Ronton
Chicago
Detroit
Minneapolis
Phoenix
Sain t Louie
Ja e k io n vllla
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Orlando
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