18 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/456acd6f192741226233c87613dbe2a1.pdf 518a30c9fe3e513bdc8ab4d0ed1c502b PDF Text Text V* r r r » « « t V f v r t f 8I f M ♦ f t FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FR E E METHODIST CHURCH UNITY LAKE MART COMM UNITY W*al Fourth Street and Laurel Her. Carolyn II. Parsons, Teacher CHURCH Avenue Tuesday night, Valdes Hotel C. C. White, Minister i t u t i u r t frees h n o m i It'siH ssiS grass Psar Oast Fred H. Hortnn, Pastor H the Machinery Committee, was 7:30 P. M. Proyer Service. Introduction today, ho aald. Services Apr. 10: s A n ro n u utatk rA R M t:n x Sunday School tl:-If» A. M. M ARHKT Church School at 10:00 A. M. responsible In bringing In manHdm P. M. Ernest O. Wilson'* Senator John* or Rtarko called Morning Worslilp 11:011 A. M. a > :rO N T NO 119 ufiicturers and dealers of farm ' nil Church Nollies M a t he presented at Ths D w ell efflte on the ( ‘lasses for alt ages. today for an Immediate Invest!Young Peoples Service 7:0(1 new Imok "Every Good Deilre”. T im ftillu w lliK prices re p u M ril »■> ............ tractors, bulhtosers and equip. ( Worslilp at tl:(Hi A. M. and day belnre puhliratlen. tlon of the State Welfare Board. tlm O stle rs on Public welrome. (tie ............. Hanford ...... «i j i M. Communion service. Everybody in- P. Kvangelistir i naked for quick quirk passage of Farmers M nrkei'inr produce >"i'i niciit, lie put In many huurs of Service 7:.7ti P. M, ■o truckers untl.dealers im to 12 "l w„r|( developing his plans and w**| .... I v|tei| to attend. hla reaolutlon calling calling for the In­ [ A HOI Y CHONS C llt’ftt II XI. Apr. I. 1919 Prayer nnd praise Wednesday Westminster Fellowship groups rewarded by a very successful per* H,,Kf H Iirntm, lllack Valentine vestigation by three senators. Itrv, II. l.yOklmi Zlnimrrnmn, 7 dill P. M. ___ ■In llp r 1 j fin mu nee In firming anil prepnrI'lllli Street and Holly Atenua O i-’tO P. M. The Senate by a close 10-17 lk» II. II., Iterlnr cmntin » , T H Iilfr r r r i'n , llelt llrii'ls PAINT YOUR CAR . . CirrwhRm* . . .. ----Hnsltiesa Women's group meets J. , . M. Pmtnr vote referred the resolution to llu llpr IJ.Oo 3 ;. lug the land for cultivation.” I’hIui Numlsy FT It ST II APT 1ST CHI'KCH Wednesday at H:(Mi P. M with 0 T i jo ix Committer* on Public Health and . I' hIiIikbo r , Su l,h IIma "Fcrtllixer for tbo project could j Humlny fckhiml A. M. 1 oo A. M. Holy Communion. FOR 2.95 Park Avenue at Sixth Street l i Ji .1 nit not have been obtained but for the: Mornlrtir Worship 11 :CMl A. M. tower. Cri Mrs, Hubert True. Legislative Managrment for stvdy. Ik.'Ill A. M. Church Helionl 1 ,• ilolilen old I'r l II.::. VV. P, Ikooks, Jr., Pastor Faster sunrise *eivlre Apr. 17 Senator flaynariT of St. Peters. II fco i - x ; capable assUtiuiee of HandNlll KvaiiKcllitlf Hurvlcr 7:80 l\ M. ry, i'u. I'aaial r'rl 11:1X1 A. M. Clonal Koeharlst on Lake Mary shwre. 11 mi •3' , ( ' I i* hc and W. M. MrKInnon. The] MMwrek Rtivk-L' Tuend*y 7:30 and sermon, burg made the motion to send rum. i Dm iu * Sunday School IMfi A. M. [NU'ENAHCL) the resolution to committee. J° “fi«m itsktK* ”Py .Morning Worship 11dm A. M. County Commissions of Sctnlnoln'p, M r!;00 I*. M Y IV N. I,. It 10 i Johns declared "our old people (Cn.'umii#r-(.Tiolim Training Union <1:16 P. M. FIHMT CHHINTIAN ( l l l ’Hi II Hinl Orange counties furnished o s' Y I’,*E. Thursday 7;:ili I*. M, Services dining the week: li .i i i *.*• Evening Worship N:nn p. XI. arc being mistreated and someI -------— Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 1601) Hunfnrd Avenue II. m j un with tractors and drag lines.” HANOAI.I. ELECTRIC Co. Wednesday Service HrOII P. M. think ought to be dona about it.' m "m e-il ef'erg ” 8 . A. Allen bandied the free, t KNTIIAI. BAPTIST (IH U R ttl 'I htirsilay, Piiday ami Katimlay J. Handall Farris, Minister Ho demanded a roll call vuto on ; i'rt « ivm H Nursery for oil Sutidoy Services 112 Mognttlin Av»*. Inrm i-crvlie In an excellent niah-1 Laurel Avenue and Ninth Hlrrel Holy (‘oiumtuiion 7 dill A M. "The Triumphant Christ” will Immediate consideration to "tukc •t-riiuor-icrbera Welcome. Wednesday 1:110 I*. M. Conlie*. H. I>. Whatley, laalor II o» i ; i ner, enabling thousands of visitor* to- Hi,- minister's sermon subject the responsibility off tny shoul- |i-rppermFmu'V liiinn'lon Inslrnellon for children. Ot the First Christum Chinch Sim. U» riilu urouiii! the hnmcniit* hicm 1217 Went Hrronrl Hirer! n« dere." i in. iii>r W odncM lnv H'.'in A— M ^ K ' e l o a g and see the operations. Jnek Rocco W. O. NtansrB, Honilsy school 'lav morning The House Committee on Guv------- ---- TT-tr Tin Hri.r tils roliimUteo gave ritte reef Nuperinleiidrnl j'lnyei .irul l.itnuy. "A Christ Who I* Able" will ermental Reorganisation unanlmn » Itrd nil-K. O. Krllh, H . T. V. Illrerlnr NOTICK Monday ami Thursday HHiu A opemlion In proenrilig seed for •f Ml He the evening sermon topic. ously approved hills to eliminate I . } ‘u V/" .. Sunday Heboo I H; tfl A. M, xi Holy Cmiiinuiilon, liiitntlng of pu-lores ami other Harriett's Beauty Nunilk, i* ill l«L' rlrM**iJ most continuing appropriations . *V,'t"V.a" iijn ** The Church school l-cgm i It, l..«nl I'll.lay 12:kll Noo||—.T:1MI 13 it, i on project a. HowhiiI Pavlik-, clink- 'Classes for all ages, roo man of the >unitary cniilinittec, I Morning Worship II :IMI A. M. P M. H ire r Im or eerviee.. and to consolidate hotel and re- I h., u* k|i. Yellow im iit.r l u i Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Apr. worship ami study at t*:-IA A. M 15 staurant Inspections. The meo- iTioimn.rs, r n isim U under Hie direction of Superinten1,30 and Ills foret- erected latrines and Broadcast over W rit It. ' How To Be open Wednesday, April 13. Call I.arly surcs will ho placed on the House , , J , "> put up the headquarters tents. , llis'tijve ^Our Houbls. hy pastor. I It HIST CHI HCII, l^oigwood dent William Young. for your Enster appointment. Tliauks calendar as rummlttae hills. trrm,*»».Valencias liui i i in ••Cenrral J . C. Hutchison, In « T. H. «:!«» P. M. Unions for Iter. II. I.yillrlnu Zimmerman, Al (1:30 P. M. the Christian ii nil uifl'H. The appropriation, measure ""V .r.'V iV oo II, II., Vicar Youth Fellowahlp will meet. Till* charge of ....... . furn- H |l .xif''7:.l(l I'. M. would put all hU I c fund* In the ] iiuuiintf uin> »i* Islie. | IU memla-M of llio Nutlonal „ *,*v*'n *"B Worslil| Palm Hnndny Church extends u cordial welcome rhon* >71 N o IH fferen ee” , by pnsgintral rtvtvtue fund with t l i r 1 f* ,f* !t :tl> A. M. Holy Couuuunlon and tn oil. 206 North Park l.. i'sMiass murk si m\ik -and .......... mi .liuard ami handled walkio talkie ' I ," 'rr exception or gas tax receipts. In- inm i'd. most uni.'', n /i i moil, ..... ...... . •peelIon fees, race track and J ........ .. Hum on « m it.pf ins cnmieetluiis to hi'aihiiiuflers from '"I-. . All are welcome. ,M ,,M" the field operation,. We are also , wll| " ,nk; mileage taxes allocated to cuum emiirrmii ilndelited to tielieml lliltehlsnn for ' n ' t l ties and cities, Citrus Commission I .r v r .r .. 1 ' .MINI ir. ion. .......... "t ome m. ii Willi feel ofI ...l,. wire url.lpl. which np,.i.l.tn.l provided ....... P ........ """ U " " Aml W'» i MNGKKGATIONAI. UIHIM H advertising fees, retirement s y - ] I>11111B T V IlL 'tK iH Will Do Thee (iond. Park Vienne and Third Strerl 'telephone ronneellolis for Stations tern funds, ell trust funds and J. Ilrrnsrd Hrail, MlnUIrr oha of twn other minor esrmsrlii'd r.a u .a .e ................ I 'y',r,,U f,,r hr,,»,l<"’,,< r I It.ST ('HUM It HK CHItlHT. Sunday School |ll;(|l> A. M funds. HUKNTIHT the AI Untie Part." ' " f l," ‘ Moinlnj; Worship It utt A 'I The program la exprcled In call I "C m I Higginbotham, chairman Comptroller C. M. (Jay >.aid H0(t Kant Herond Street nni'ii *obj.-d "The Meaning of the bill would eliminate about 3IM> f»r around Ht.liWi.tNHI.INMI worth of the flirt committer, had lilt Hutidav School ti: If. A. M Paint Sunday”. special continuing appropriation-,. of military mo«I rfjuli»nifMl • rM,t' **h Hit* <I«y of Morning Service I Min A M. t hrislitui Kudeavor I!dill P. M. /ore and all through (be day sup- i_ iii, led: , "A ir Sin. ItUcnie Mini The committee alsu discussed over it period of It! month'. Sub I hr .Imiioi l.cui'ile will meet at the possibility of placing all gat Cacti of the appealing countries plying *ractor■> with gaBiilitie ami , |r-t|( ft)>n|■ > Itenl?” Hie home of Hemice St In .of, Tile* tax receipts, except the F\wo cents J promUed to provide In return nucllj oil piovlrled by tlu- different gri'i; Werlnesdav Service H:I)IP I* M. •lav night at H;fMi o’clock. tax which goes to retirement of help as it in cajn callable of in . . .the gen and nil rontpatilrs” said Mr. HlgHeading Hihuii 2:00 In 6:00 I'. MUST MKTHiHHHT (IIC H t ll county rokd and bridge dkbls, in­ irral interenl of the defense of tlm gin*. M. Tuesdaya ami Friday*. lie,. J. K. VlrKiiilr), Minister to the general fund. However, whole Atlantic area | "t.'harlen Dawnoii, rounly agent, Mi«. P. It. .Stephenson, lllrerlor of severe) members said they feared I The treaty wan nigned last Mon-'had charge of the construction of I'lt t H T I'H F .H IIY T F .IIIA N Hellgloos Kdiiration such a move would leupardlie Hie 'day by 12 nation* but lias yd to i||(. Strsn Steel dairy Imni and did C H I'IM II :* tr. A . M. ( 'h iir c li S c ll'l'tl, S state allocation of federal funds 1 be ratified. In Hie Hulled Stale *1 an oulnlalidilig Job. H. H. flole- Kai. A. G. Mr I mils, H. H. Pastor i" In,hT fu r f »c i y Hgc. Governor Warren's proposal in *lint requlrra npprnvnl by a tun . man, dialrltuin of Hie outdoor ad Her. I',, tl. It row liter, It. tl., 11 m i A . M M o rn in g W n r j) i l | ' rtfund gas tax payments tu per­ dbiiil* vole of Hie Senate. |«rr ll-ilig eoiiuidlter, asnlnted t.y Pasdir Kmerllos Ki' f fit*III I l n t t ir \ " T im 1 1m m n h u l sons using fuel for farm equip j Tlieie were some variation., mi Marcel Faille, *ign paintrr, com P: If, ,\. M. (‘Iinrch School. l , c l i v in to ' j.I.-in " mtnt and boats went before the i lire appeals. plrlrd ibelr very r-lfl'etlve work 1 1 .(Ml A. M. Moinlng Worslilp, M m t* M Y o u th > r | l" M * t li| l House today. Five legislators In In Hie ra.*e of lirninark, for prior to the opening day. Her mon, “The Cross and Power” Service. troduced the measure which em­ ImlHiice, empliasls mss placed on "tiriugf Tonliy, publicity ill Mr. Melnnls. n u n |» M IS P itiu p W o rs h ip bodies ono of Warren's top cam­ an s**eriei| need for American icd o i, unl-led Haltdi Saaier and 7 :1X1 P M. Pno icel and Senloi S< i IIMIII HiruM ', " . liiu r u c i In J c ru paign promises. u liu ii" . It would grant a refund of fi dollars to help meet the costs in , Gordon Webb of the U. S. Soil Felt'.wsldp Meeting* Service, provided H:iin P M, Kvenlng Worship. cents nn the 7 rests gasoline tax vnlvr.l In iiirreatn-d mllilttry pro- t'on-ei'Htlnn i it f: ( i i t 'H ( It U F (, n i l ( IF tn counties, cities and persons duel ion. Knelt nf Ihr pleas *lte .*-1mil .landing coverageliy radio and I Ncrinnn, "A t'i-ij**1c-.>. ('In 1st iatlM t t . L i: It F W I M s buying gasoline for farming or »ed the view i|,at ill 1111ary nianu- pre*. throughout the stale and Uy" Mr. Melnnh* fad lire* must mil lie permitted to nation. | The ( ‘lianeel ( ’lion, under the lie * It. W . M ille r, I'lm lo r boating In quantities nf 26 gab disrupt Jhe Kurupeau Heeovery | "Tlie Sanford Herald and the. direct Ion of Mr*. F. S. Vernay will S c \ iii'f *.ra cm Ii S iiiu lu y nt 3 im Ions or more at any ono time. i II i IhuiIo Senlluel-Htar,” Mr l l l g .i h|ng Hl the morniiiu worship. The P M. Su b ject till* S u n d a y , " W h y A bill making It unlawful for I'rogruui. The llrmiselH la d countries act- gin, declared, were ootalaiiding in .link will sing, "Jerusalem " by <' lu i*tinn* Canno t A '-e p t F'edera any nubile official or employe nploy to use publicly owned vi-hIHes or , etl a* a group. Tlie'r request was their ro.opernlbui In s|ieclal news Parker, and Itoberl Biown will ilu ll of liu i Wm lit G u v e ia iu e iit ■ •■ ■ Hi i » t'le a r U m in -li’fo'o". H e ar machinery fur nrlvoto purposes presrntrd by l.uxemlmurg nn be , Item*. The Herald got out nn ex- sing "Tin* Piilin*" by Fnurc. TinYoulh Hurt i will turn- l l u - tio n l h illin g pH -aela i ex­ lira Thursday main." was Introduced in thn House by half of all five nations. Tho five Brussels Treaty cimn-t Carry Iteanis ably liHiulleil (lie ellKIgi- nT ......... .. ol Hie even- plain lliix all iin pm 1will *iiliji>el. members of the Hillsborough and and will w ill *lng fnr Keep yum ici|0 -"«l:i fm .lit. entil­ tries laid down tills four-point food and refreshment enneeaslons, lug worslil|i, and Polk county delegations, Wmidel ing ill. God i» iillo M i-i in g tlie ie It would be a mlsdronor to slateineul of prlnrlple In their |with the anslstiillee of the Hu. 1- t in 'll H prelul n u n ib e i, make persona], use the vehk vehicles , note: ne** and Professional Women's us I Wnnder". tiks personal itso uf tho piny cm . A. The iirnu-d forces of tho C|ul>* and the Future Funnels of Governor Warren some weeks f f - ’t . •to Issued on order ___ to depart .. European purtlelpating rounlrle* Hu- KtunlnoUi Chapter. Sufficient ( 'll HIS IT AN AND MISSIONAKY „ m ie' A1.1.1 ANTE iota tinder hla supervision pro. should he developed on a rotirdlnal- houth* were pruvlijed to offer hlblling personal use of stele cd hails In order that In the event food and suft drinks fm everyone, Woman's Cliilt llnlhllng automobiles, He etld there was of aggression they ran operate in| " J, I,. Ingley ami E. (J. KliHev. Glenn E. Smith. Pastor wldaapread private driving nf gov- Ue,ordam-e with a common strain- patrick handled the funds fur ihr |I):(H) A M. Bibb- Sclmal, Mr. - *-r- 1 '**’ I■ 'm \ ** ernment cars owl trucks. I gk plan. project. A. Wieboldl. Supeiintendeill . ^ bill prcivMlnjf m tonfir mull M||, Tiny rIimuIiJ Inlruriltnl "L imhIImh miucIi riijnyin«*ni lltliil Monimg Worship. Miss­ UgHtOr closed aaaanji on oysters l„„ („ g jvp Gir maximum efflc- the program from the spfujtrrs ionary Service woa Introduced In the House l*y |r nry olth the mliilmu'm neressaiy *iand wa» Ihe playing of the 2B 7 :-|5 P. M. Evening Sri vice. 'Hie Rot*, ration nr rraiiklln. G-xpeinliture of nianpoMi'r, money, pk-ee Airfmee Hand front the llr- (inst.ii will -peak ill both service* ll would tie o misdemeanor to H()(i lllH,„r|H|H. !|a,«|« Alt Base." *uld Mr. Illg- The piddle I* welcome. make personal ue* of the vehicle* horeased military efforl,l gins. "Under the baton uf H-Hgt. oyalrrnieii rrom Apr. I to (Jet. |lu.hiding increased arms produc- H. A. Unriuichnll, they idayotl the (T IIT trn OF THE NA/.AHENE f eaen year, i alien saiu ine mu i |„m. should l>e consistent with ee-.National Anthem at the start of 113 Maple Avenue He*, t.. It. Hoxhlon. I’aalnr (ba silawnamt alliiw llianl i ,im‘l,,lc "bjei tlves amt the malnt-|i|,p program and gov....... cseellml Sunday School Iklfi A. M i*JL>"ra?i?nl W > lenanco of ecmunle vlaliillty. Addl-|conecrl. The 37th Commuiilentltm Morning Wurshlji lot 16 A. M Governor Wurren'a measure l" ‘ ul currency costs should Squadron ••( the Amu Alt Force JmimiM st*If* I' M. ............ .................. .................. ...... .................. "■ keep N. Y. IV H. U 16 T M proviilml field riclil iiolio rmlio equipequip lr.w(,„..,l In in the iKn Senate H.nn,.. hy in , Ai Ihiiih. provided Introduced in " '" 'f e s E« augi-listlc II imii 7:16 I’. M. "I*: Atrungeiiients concerning |nicnt (o uid in relaying infornmcP-apoiisors. A compauinn measure Mlil-weik p'layrr and |Mai*c already has liven introduced In the the transfer of military equipment; tkm. "A truck carrying water for Wednesday 7:16 I'. M. House, The hill was referred to and supplies for Hindi production the Committer on Agriculture and among the European participating w o rker, on the project wan procountries should permit transfer, elded by H'dler Motor ('->., end was THE I IMMM'H OF 11**0 livestock. •.i-'t •l-i (triiur Hi* measure Mas Introduced hy insofar « m po*.*lble, without. re* operated under illrfellmi of II.... ltr«. Jm F. t'ffMs, Attnlxtsr Senators Reynard nf tjt. Peters- gard to foreign exchange problems anl Favllle," Mr. Higgiu .luted. Sunday sclnad at 0:46 A 't Mllhniit disrupting the til* 'Intra Dr. T. S. link-, regional HUH burg, MathsMs nf Jacksonville, and.................................. conservator of Kparlniihiirg. S. C, Classes for all ages. Gautier nf Miami, ].ealrd nf Fori Eiiriqiean payment aeTirnie." The tit ate incut then declared: Worship at 11:<)U A M. Sub­ tnruinl llu- operation our of the Lauderdale, Rodgers of Orlando, "In order to carry out a com­ largest ever atlcinpird In the ject, "Suffering For Christ Hake," Crary of Stuart, Walker of Day­ tona Rearh, Johnston of Brooks- mon defense program on the basis amittipaHl, and mi "iil-lninliiig All iiuimbera arc urged to bf' prrvilla, Blianda of Gainesville, Boyle of tin- above pi’litrlolea, thorn la event In Hie history of agricul­ sriii at tills service. Evangelistic service at 7:!5li I'. of Sanford, Ileacliam of West urgent nee-1 for United Stales ture of the Smith. 1 .9 0 Mayor William ltranlall nf Or­ M. The pastor will be speaking Palm Beach, Puree of Palslka, material and financial assistance," If the United States Is prepared at this hour, subject. "Tha Need lando rliaraelrrlxed the oucratlon Wllaon of Quincy and Hay of to Indicate Hu- prospects for such as remarkable "It shows wliot can Uf Salvation.'' After the measage Bradenton. . • Alford of Grand Kldge Intro­ assistance, tie rouiitrlrs said, they be dono by bard work, rii-nprra- an alter call will la- given for duced a pmposed constitutional will aiihmlt a detailed statement (ton and iilaimlng," lie said. Hr prayer. I’rayer meeting and llllde study revealed that tin had bprn horn amendment which would permit of their needs. In the American reply, the near F'ort Reed, aful Hint during Tuesday evening at 7:30 I*. M. 18-1rear-olds tu vote. The Senate received a bill which State Department said the United hla curly career bail farmed for Come aiol bring your BIIiIcm. Let's would require oil public offlclala States In prepared to recommend a about a year mi Hrardalt Avenue. rightly divide Ilia word of God. Mlsslonury servin' Thursday Frank Flvans of Lake Mary de­ and employes to take anlt-Com- program to Congress and this coun­ try would like In have the detailed clared: "Those maclilnrs In the evening nt 7:3ll P. M. Mrs. Alitrin munUt o afthe. Th|rty.two representatives Join alalrmeul of specific needs as scrub beat anything I have ever Klnaril In charge. All uieiiilicrs seen In clearing laud. They ran of the bsml are remieated to li« to Introduce a measure, raising soon as possible Acheann, In his alatciuaut ac­ do the work of hundreds of men," present for the beginning of Ihe basic annual salaries' of Flnrcircuit Judges to IJ0.000. The companying the release of tho ex­ and termed the event the biggest April showers. Victory Lenders Band service State now pays dtrctlli Judges change of notes, declared that ho In Seminole Umiuty history. con not now place o figure nn the Among olliera who praised the Friday cvriilng at 7:30 I*. M. 97,100 annually. Miss tie .lean Crewit, in charge. A c A bill raising Ihs yay uf Florida overall arms program because It project were Andy Hlaughter, sec­ program for nil yuung people. Jurors was passed the House had yet In be reviewed hy the Pre­ retary, and James Keith president The church string band will sident for -a final decision, of the Greater Orlando ChaiuJier and sent to thi He:note, Unofficial call mat aa are that be- of Commerce! Karl Lehmann, sec­ furnish the music and the public Is , It would allow circuit court patlt •nd Brand jurors |6 a dap, In* •idea program worked out by tbo retary of the Lake County Cham­ Invited to attend all these ser­ •thad of tha present throat an* Btato Deportment calling for about ber of Commerce, and R. F. Coop, vice*. Jurors In other courts 18 Instea 11,860,000,000 worth of Old to •r, chairman of Ihe Remlnnla Of one. An amendmanl reduced Weatorn Europe an additional aura County Salt Conservation Board. Much Interest was shown In a fha; elreult cou rt'ju rors' ptp to for hatp to non-European countrlaa •R and from tho Id flgura orlfin* will be aiked. Thu* tha total bllL machine called a Bushwhacker, a At|y jiropuaad by Rep. Luckle of to l>o laid before Cougraia ma,r caterpillar tractor equipped with approximate 98,000,000,000. rotating bladea that lore up pal­ . 1- 1 i--------- ------ Achcion reviewed tho i . metto roots and tossed them In and declared that "thay all em­ all directions, and whlrh pushed ^'•vus phasise certain basic principle! of over trees. The huge TD-84 hull,i IIMNSSM eras, «xa«o (rtsei * vital Importance In aseurlng tha doser which pushed UP "lumps mendatlone with a report United States that our aaslctanc* and kno hr.i f.o -<o .rev* was also Id worker studying the prob. will yield maximum* beneftta to ue an object uf much Interest. An of Jqnlor hoeteaiw for as well aa to the recipient*,H Cottoni hive picked up t*Hly lata (Immlni ihs ksmlisa, ripother palmetto land clearing de. Ha lin seed these points: vice waa a btushrutter, with two gliag and lulling, , . the last ward In somewhat skeptical Conm lumawnat • go anywhere, nowaday*. "They all recognise that anno- large paddle wheel Ilka apendagea tusury. Stamptufs* figum properlook ag "lell-i "tell-ue mors" ate >k recovery must bo given first which were hautad by a caterpillar . toward* rdo tho . AdmlnlitroInlstro- priority! lloaed slip* assure pttftcl It and thay all recognise In elaer tractor and cleared land rapidly, they’ve alwaya been, of coune, . Ii la term* that eaeh each country must un­ Near tha flah pond operation, arc lead* to last end last. Mstlcukm* r freedertake to do what It can’ to kelp which attracted thousand*, waa a •tlsatloa I* every d e t a i l . a n l« better, . , many of theae are pre-ihrunk, «1I will Itaelf and help the other portlw ol dsmonatratlon of an oranga grove Ike tiniest stitch. Have It In fashion'* tho Mott they all recognise the ImIrrigation devlco which cent out t to hoar more about It. newest lull-skirted silhouette la Aa* ane* of building up at this one stream of water 210 feet, and rould operate, and what i a modest program of aims another 60 feat. Overhead soared coat the taxpayers," wu ■ur-MH* gustily nyon. Whit* and production over and above what airplane* used for the planting dI Why blue. Sires 31 to 40. . bad been contemplated In tbelr bfr grata seed. Boyle's BUI State Farmers Market At THE CHURCHES K Harriett For Easier a lovely BRIGHT COTTONS TUB A G A I N A ND A G AI W O R K HARD A I L Congresn Roundup K wbete nt * r gate for this year, ao undertaken aa not to Impede the program or tbo eaonomle recovery program. CITRUS REPORT WINTER HAVEN, Apr. E -O f) —Ilia State Citrus I ns paction Ru­ *0*00 A* M. rtport today In ■iRR't lU llW Til, A ■ i " i ‘ ,-v. /'V ., ■u-'i *:** ’■ bi^'. ur:»3v: �la Unity Thnrw U Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect Dm Peoen «t Hi* World; To Proaoto tho Progress of America; To Produce Prunpcrlty for Ssnford. 5 T b u H 1 0 VOLUME XXXX \w Established I DOS House Is Given Bill To Revise State Spending Ap*. I I UP)—Tha wtond of Governor Warren'a la i bills, doubling Ihc rate on Inlanflblo personal pro­ perly lo raia* an additional 13,H t .N t a vrar, waa Introduced In tko Legialaur* today. It « n aponsorad by Rep. Hlaipaon of Jefferson, who also pul Into (h* House the Governor'* IVMd.Mf a year 9 percent laa on room rent. The lodging laa pre­ viously waa introduced in the Senate. Their Daughter Trapped In Well TALLAHASSEE. A|.r, 1 1-(A *) The bill to bring moil of Flotida'i •pending under biennial legislative scrutiny by aboliibing continuing appropriation! wai introduced in the liouir today by tit new conimiltee on governmental reorgani/a lion. Similar bill* in the part have (ailed, and lour year* ago the volrri defeated a cunililulional 9 amendment to abolish all continu­ ing appiopiialiont. Howrvei, the measure tliiv yrai is supported by the Joint Home Senate tax iludy rnintnilire, Bud* get Director Hornet Graham and rornptrnllrr C. M. Gay. Only about one-fuuilh of I'luzida’i total governmental rxpemlilurei now are authorized by the M general appropriatiuni act patted every two yean. The real «rr covrrrd by conlmuing appropriation* that, once pantd, remain in effect until the Legivlature repealt them. There are naverat hundred eurh fund* ami account ■ now In *xlaCarvca. The rommltle*'a bill would tepcsl ail hut SO of lh*m. The Home Education Commit­ tee headed by Rep- WolUky of Charlotte at 2 P..SI, will atari # loeKdg c m aw omhthua Mil that lT*att«a*a o s rwa* *t*> Pfc* JaGalluniphrey Services Set P o r Wednesday P. M. The body of Pfc. John K. Ilumphroy, 31, II. S. Army, killrd In the ltattlr of the Bulge Dee. 23, 1044, la expected to ar­ rive tomorrow accompanied by a military escort. Mr. Humphrey waa bom June 23, 1913 In Ink s Mary. He at­ tended the Sanford school*, Monlverd* school and Clinton, H. C. and waa graduated from High .School In Orlando. • He la survived by on* daughter, l.oratta Humphrey of Naahvillp, Ttnn.; on* sister, Mrs. Guy Stonr, Orlando; ■ half alvter, Mr*. Ter via Tylar, Alexandria, Va.; four brother*, Rom U Humphrey and Rrneat L. Humphrey of Lak« _____ jumuhray of :hur II Mary; Arthur Jaeimonvilie and jtd Rruce Humphrey _______ _ (tent. of Sanford: two half broth. Robert T Humphrey of Sanford and Fate Humphrey of Zallwood. Funeral services will he held at Erickson Funeral Home at 3:30 P. M. Wednesday with Dr. E. D. Brownlee officiating. Tha Amer­ ican Laglan’ will colduct isgylre* at, th* graveside In Lake View Cemetery. L.. .. ar t--*—■.■■■ Jacobfien Recovers From ‘Mimcle Day* Lea Jacohaen, district toll eonirrvallonJst who passed into "hllaaful sleep" right In the mld<11* of the hug* Mliicip Boll Day *-v program, today atipeared on First > Street, and revealed that he never felt better lit hla life, " I had bean staying up until 3:00 A. If. for a waek before the project v getting things planned, and the last I renumber of MlrH I , a chopping ‘ Day I had filled ' machine' with w^ter, aand started ...........rater, walking away whan It happened, itenlnr at k-woke up tha aatna rvenli _____at. tha Ittoabital, ItM o'clock hocbltal, fact In* fine and refreshed. what 0 v - W i l a i n t l i Dayr W * whi ' - STUDENTt M i n i YORK, Into S—.- -l OUtll^,_____ ln , Collet# of the City a> about eted the York C*Tha striking students demand . auapaaalon and' an open trial of j tww faculty membera worn they “ •**“ of antl-aemlUam and racial ibiatton. f o r d i & v t n l M ONDAY A P R IL Associated Pr«M Leased Wire 11. 1919 WAMIINGION. Apr. II I I ’ irv iifriil lln b r il d/n— H o n v rr New Farm Program P r o s p e c t s For 5 Nazi L e a d e r s B a ll Club T o ld Are Convicted Of At Rotary Meet Aiding W ar Plan tbr aniird irtin r* today "* podding iniinry drm.nidi, v’ ,l' lr ,,M,I exltavogancy. Hr iilrd build h n .iir* in An f o u r plant T h r H io lliriltu n d n f l.m ..m otive M .i-k • • •••ling F .h .lH H I ra . Ii ,**i.l Gruber Engiurrn Ii....... . a demand on \ 1 ti 1v irip iritv In iu n .lriu iir 102 Manager Hal moil nr«lr»n i.ulinaih Ini thr atlali- hulk- tl .I.-, -tl 1 b .n r I n t r oil u c e s S o m e II,.... i n laid brintr tlir Srliatc linn.il engmeei II llilr.itrnni * Of 'I’eam ’s Players Aiinrd V n i . rv l .miimllrr a ir -Mike il llir d rm a illl it;i< lint giant p...I .linin' a|*|H.!iitii.riil id tlurr r.l llo- .Vialm.l ball .ltd. lias a A - l ll k r wav « .lllril In i Jail >. 1 Maul -r. in au r- ,d drlrnvr to nonibri «l . airv-.ivris ami aii.ml ak, tbr wa-lr and Mirth, irn. V uilt b ill I'lr - ld r t it liiiln .t li stepped III H lo III art, plaVrtv to. the vrarotl ! unltl.llV v|.rllillllg m ill a p |in iiilm rn t <*l th r b n.lld to win. At POIICI AND fltlMIN try desperately to tava It.* lit* of tliree-y.arI I . . >, | .1 1 wav p ir p a ir dIi ,,prn« by a 11,m-.lav. Hal t.iuhei, otU Kathy t'lscui, trapped In a 120-foul dry well pipe, III* girl-, lather, M ivrvllgatr lltr dispute I bidet lltr ntanayn lol.l (tie Holaiy ( Ini. at t i d h -1. r ' <d tlir I liu .v ri «mil David (tall, lacing camera) and mother, Alice (right, foreground), R .n lw .iv I .iI..>i A .t . ih r union wa* lundiro.i lo.lav im i n ..it iriiig a iiw a ln m id the watch the raacu* oparatluna Ph# child fell Into Ihe M-ltuh-wld# writ ir .|U i|r i| lo linbl nil ■ w .itln lll VIV . a.ill,,I Irll vvb.il kill.I ol a ^■i, 1 1 mi ir ti* I ru b n a ilil I b riv la d t, while playing near her San Marino, Calif., horn#. Firemen ran a hove |>rMitina* ib r I hi.i i i I s -H ull team tbrv v*ill laakr ..ul,I allrl \ . w X 1 >>k b in k r i In ailrvl tb r la 'k down Ihe narrow opening and pumpad air through It to Kathy white e*I lir- bn.ud Imdmg iv uni binding have tr. u thrm .a a. linn", Mr. cavatlon experts tried to find a way of raachlng liar. (Jitiernuinmul) nil tlir ililinii >n I.nlni.nl' III. I ....... t.tubei '.ml, "but il ll,r fasts will III, turiiiel pri'nidrlll Im’kril lip tmititt Km HI in h hit’ll i|ir ir p u il w ilh nil a»M'rtUin that *ln k ..ill, ut. I .lou t ilnnk' tbry ll in «r |ri I thr irv M|iilll*,l|llil* I ti.•vv Ir "uliiinsl im jiusiiiblr" fur br ill' Ippollilril. lion. . . u i g i i - - ii.iinl iipproprluttun m i Inlioibi, r.l bv ‘’ ■•III Mjittna. Int* VVIllll* IHtl'Ir public ■■.ill,, i.. oink,’ lirKilv nr ImW nf I |i«* lii nt i tl i «*|mu t iu l*i i'rtiil fill ih,. .i iiiv, \ u v \ mid A n I n fi’n piogiam . I*.mm in . Mi lalllltei, til Him, lutro.lmed 1 n, M.llte. List T'liiltuh ini I lit- *ils|mh Mfill bur? 1iinli/i' 1t>| tin* botirti Mir hR'H't ^ lay yrai » .all lir 1 win,i, »dl l,r lieltltlJ S, 1,Mi .1 H in t i l l k in in iiiiin lit Jut . p rt.fr VMM nf I!tilI I - 11> , I Ini* , .1 Hum " lli,. ,11-f ■-n-t- r« la b ii*h . 1 ■itnmv I ’jl.ihlo lltr |>l Hr ll.lt 1 v.isity nf IViimylvainit Urfirgu in. nt id tin - r iim illv i ‘ 1'i'Miirulml Nrvs Vmk City. trnlril.rl.lri f I I (I M 11 II llfil l»H f.lM'’ I b iff I |i Oxlnirill*, |»fnf**HMU Ilf lux', l.u* Hr.1 NYillim all IH yrai oltl piti'lirr Iiii mI SlmifNHl rnivri-H y, uml Intin Somrivillr, N J., ami Jintmv IhiiiIv Li' wih, VVu’vbu u'tfii ill tor* Stereotypers. P ress­ Women Are Urged To my iMritrl liHuiimtivr** now carry Jolirt. a llmd l.atrmall ii .,111 MatyAssume Full Duties •n r uiilCHlrrr mnl niu* finiiiun. men Walk Off Jobs; vlib-, |run Ib.tli Ihr III«>tIii*i hniMl of Kl» "P eace M eet" Fails As Citizens O f U . S . ^inriTM Speak lug on I ii.1 subject of iiiul *lir llrnthiM’biMMl nf "Holy Week". Rev A Ii Mclnnls. *4 »»H I'Atlf *1*1 pasi.u «i H„ I'i . 1 I'reshyterlnn tiv \ s s o n .\ r n ) im ifh s Snnir 210 dflrg.ltrs, alternate* . I0 11 I1. aid Hull during Holy I rrvumin and Stetrnivpris vtruil .mil vitilmv .iMrndr.l it,,- iw.. d.iv Week ,11* 11' ii.iiulr Inn. naturally W VlIHINtiTON. Apt II oTi huluV against (hr four »l.ulv new? session id tbr Spring t non, il nirri t„ „m of t lit- pi rule -1 event in all \ > 1 I'nice pilots-have flown "Inn. pajiri. in Washington. I> < . Ir.rv „1K „| Distiut I’d. i Inirm.i .....I- of mile* pei hum tieyt.nd hr mi v. I'hrisl iixi'i, f 1.tut the dvad ing thr Capital rity without nrw- tomal held m Panama l dv Satui ’ li is an undeiiyal.lv fuel", h* -.(.red of sound". All Secie xanl. "Hibi olte named Jesus lived. papri service, ^ 1tl^y and Sunday wfmli b id Ini lit v Symington rep.ntetl today lie did not say hi.w many Inn. And ,1 lx an un.lenvnblr fact that Tbr 200 A R ...... mrmhris ilirnir. "Arlinn Now Ini f'ffrclivr d-eiU >f mile* lier hour beyond. one named Jesu* died. Th* Scrip­ wrnl nut nlfiually at H 00 A M Ciiirrnnhip", Mi* V nur Mnvrng Permit* for itttC^tftf. worth of 1lie need of sound al sea level tures tell us that he rose from th* (E S T ). Picket* patadrd lirfiiir thr rr, a Jrlrg jlr, rrp.iitrd up nil hrr cnstriirtton were issued .luring v Till mile an hour dva.I. There may h* some qusstlou Marcli l.y Howard Favlllv, City - Svminhlnn ■ tcslineit I.etnre a at,.mi this as u historical f*c«f newipaprr plant* an haul railiri. irtytn to Sanford thia morning. building inspector, he ulinoillicrd Ottivr major itiiltc* in thr c u n ll.ii-.- Armed Service* sulieommll |,ni Hone who believe in the ScripOlhri drlrgatr* (tom thr San- |.»luy l,-i ii. •1;ppm t id legislation to lilies arcejil il as u fort". l.y b.i.xtr.l thr nilluhri id i.llr to b.r.l .lub w rit Mi> Al I bint. Mu. This amount, ri'preseuting ' riling onnsnl,'table toslorlcal inoir than 20,000 F.*ui lb.m>aiul|,| | 4m| M„ |J K.md permits Inr new constructli.i. uni a m i......I t II f *111 IMHt.tMMt prngi am Im liiiii-miii' 11rut sillier sonic |fil‘ fuel t>, prove Hibi I'tinxl rose from repairs, is tnor.v than triple it" of il.iv nuinbrr air n.d .bir.ilv to ,n }, Ihe dealt, Itev M, Inins menlloiied fig,i.e t,,r March, 19JH wl..'. l . i i I ih ii -..u n itI re -e u ic li II,, lu ll w 11 v c l i d i i l - r . l h i w il volvrd mi ibr vlnkrv. Ml |;k,.|v„ ||av|N ,4 Mnilni.iil. 333,7211 ... new permit* was i**ii.-i \ltd il i,- an iindctalde lad Ihal 1 1 m il limed lln I » e * *dv I , h i,-l was seeei, i,y i.'pi.laid* nun An " I I th I.iiiii p ia .r nicrl.i.g .<it-. .Ir.lc .l •'.iveri.ni of Itinlrlcl I lie luigesl pern,It |at.ued dm I.dlnwlng In- croclflxh.li «h„se r! ing tIt-- past month is f". f.n lrd In v rlllr tlir W a 'ltn ilg im l'" U r - XH'’* Mlibli. t.im /n h '/, 11 t-iil.'i.will gi.v.'i mu , sit 11.-ti.. 1. ,.t the in w S..uih Ili»i Spelling Bt'i* Wimirr word could not l,c ipleslnmcd 1 . 11 __ .. I'i'iii:n ‘ii|u, lit'iilt'iin iil w agr d ltp u lr. I b r |iirv v in rii waul “III every age ihere has been In Mi<, ■ Tiivnri-v »f I’niminn City. 1st tliiil.ll III Fiuirleelith an wrrkly tai*r .mil .1 ml in Ft* (io To Miami Ihe minds of men Hie ties tie f„l n-m i'i; nml ruprerniitniivi- in Hint I Ink Avi'liue ul u ciisl el n.iiimrlality", lie said. "This desire llir work wrrh iroln 17 1-2 limirv 1 | 1j|..t Inli-rrinttonal t'lmvrnlinn in Mil. Next III value the pe. lull I" ll'sNlisHffZ os r t t r Sit I lu 35. Tin* vlriroty|inv avk F* mnir rin. iitfn in .Iniir, Mr*. Vtiiln Xnnng U f2H,l>UII cillicretl' lilm k s tall' i l,,I,lie n I n ,111 si'lmols uf Semi 200 Men S t r i k e, 250 Pilot Club Leaving Capital Delegates Attend Without P a p e r s District Meeting Symington T' e l l s Of Need For More Aircraft Research Building Pi* nil if h Fur March P uhs $ 10 0 , 0!)0 Mark:*. .ml > wink wrrk id 12 1-2 lintm, " f Si IVtl>r»hurg; Mi*» Allir I in World Shares Grief Of California Parents As ‘Kathy’ Is Found Dead SAN MARINO. Calif., Apr. T h . wo.U is a lint* sadder today, Liltla Kathy Fiicus was brought up dead from her well tomb after 52 hours. All mothers and fallirr* shared in tome measure ihe grief that overcame David and Alice Fi'cus when ihe body of ihfir towhsaded three-year old was found Ivmg in water, edged atioul 100 feel down In the 14-Inch pipe. 1 Th* announcement of death, by hour#; hut It would have been th* drowning, at 8:90 (PHT) last name If ah* could have liven night brought to a tragic and tha reached In two hmira. tireless dlf igglng of w*ary ranDr. Robert McGullock, family c u m amt tha anxioua waiting of physician, said Kathy had been sympathisers everywhere, dead "ilnca last heard from F ri­ Since, little Kathy, running at day aftarnoon." Than her terrified play, stumbled into the weed-cov­ scream* drifted faintly up to her ered well opening Friday after­ mother, effort* to have her grab noon, accounts of the attempt to a rope failed, and all waa slTant. reach her had stirred tha nation, Thera waa still watar in the old and the n e t of th* world, na few well after 49 years. atari** have In yearn. * The body waa finally found on Evan though nothing had been a warm Palm Sunday aa O, A. heard from th* child nine* about Kelly cut through tha tough old an hour after ahn plunged into rasing from th* bottom of n res­ th« abandoned old caning, hope and cue shaft sunk parallel to the prayer filled moat human M art*. well, up “ Ho egUad “ ip fo r. 11 . doctor How else account for n crowd of to come down the 100-foot shaft more than 19,000 which watched and i m what ho thought. Dr. Mofinal rnecua effort# T Cullock Mid Kathy had not lived Those efforts teok, 1» all, IS ‘fsT’ij *v :* No. 165 Fact Finders Hoover Cites Brannan Raps GOP Rule Against Armed Forces’ RailDemands Extravagance Criticism Of D<em os WASHINGTON. A,.i II (/!•) ..............................., , r. , b u a lii A piruilriili.il emergency today inomiuemlrd against granling union druiamlv Int an additiunal rnginrri mi imtllqile unit diesel locoinnlitr>. cut (tom 33 1-2 boul*. in the ,'iiuvrntinn Thr puhll*lirr» ii*liMiotli ^iiiiinn* m ,,,,,,,. k Taylor. fir*t turned dnvvn tlielr offer nf 11 $•> vii'n pie lili'iil of I'lliil Interim* ralM- und u third work of vnen- Ihiiuil of Atlanta, <lu. win. wn* tlun to worker* of five mid more present for Ihe session outlined year* of yervlcr. The puhll*lier* the legislative lungruui, sponsoralso said both unlnn* refused the ing tlie kjpitd Kiglits Amemlimml; employer*' offer to urbitratv. approval nf the Merit System in The pressmen went on strike hlnie nml federal government 1 Wednesday for 2f> hour*, hut re­ fedi'iiil aid for edneatlon- 11 milturned on orders of their Inter f,nin illvnn-e law; ti lull ullowitlg national officers. All the city’s Inrv servlee for women; ulsdishnewspaper* were affected by the iiig (lie lu* mi nleii murgnrioe, ensliielien and luggage. walkout. Mr*. Tavlor slated that there Hudlo Millions scheduled fre­ quent, expanded news program* in :iii. now I,inn stale and federal keep the capital abreast will, laws iliserltiliniiling against wn.... . She further stated that tin' world news. After the unions turned down ..nly way to correct these laws Is the arbitration offer, the pulill*li fin women to wake np to I lie fact er* said, a raneliialoi suggest oil |that tliev are citizens uml to be a fact finditig board to make tec «illmg to assume their full re - ***■• ----ii.mnihHity as such. Mm urge,I tl'iiatlaa**- da atsl tt'imlinued tin Pag* Two) HANKKR'H CONVENTION RltlDGK If) GLOBE A convention of tha Florida The Osteen Hrlilge on Htats Ranker's Association In being held In Miami during this Week. J. I,. Ruud -lir. (Celery Avenue) will he Inglt-y is attending the meeting closed on TueMlay, Apr. ID, at from the Hanford Atlantic Notion ft. 11(1 o’clock uml through Apr. 23 al Rank with U. 11. McNutt:y of lu order that repair* may be matte, Mrlhourn* representing the KJor-tli was announced today by Ihe I Stale Hoad Department. Ida Htate Rank. b J Request For 3rd Man Commission Accuses On M ultule-Unit Army. Navy, AitForce Of Padding Diesels R e j e c t e d Appeals For Money By Trum an Board ta lla h a bbeeT * n S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Expenditures Will Be Brought UnderLegialative S c r u t i n y By Proposed Law ^ a AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R Cloudy with shower* and pos­ sibly thundershowers beginning lair this afternoon and *nding Tuesday morning. Fresh to mudernirli strong southerly wind* be­ coming variable. hast fir s t Street by M a ig u |*'i Ami Gineerie*, Inc. I’eriiiit* fur residences uu'lu.le Hie new JU.IMHI III, me being ervcl. I l.y W. G. Strawder an I’atk Av. line lielweeli I width and Tim teenth Sheet. A permit was rrcentlv seem, i hy Herbert Gllis to erect u , Crete black Imnie on Jeflei-,u, Avenue lad wren Twentieth and 3 wen*V-fltsI Stieets Kslnnuli l cost is Tft.lllMl L o t 'l l I L t 'I f i o n I OH! fiiv c il R ih llO ll zAivwvaisrsdu ll-diI'-'o iily . f ifth to eighth guide, w ill caniprte III u spelling bee Tuesday evening lit 7:4ft o'clock III Ihe Jilltlar H ig h School In o iilc i that u w inn er and run nil up m ay be selected fur Ihe Int gel , oiliest sponsored hv Hie M iam i Ib 'ia ld in M iam i, It t' Steele principal o f Hie Sanford (iia n n u a l School and local chair mini of Ho coiilesl, aim ,,010 r,l l<> ■lay Tin- local champion spellei will receive a fill prize, und llir runner m, „ jf,no prize from the Miami erald, and the next best speller ,HM |llll|| fiflh grader* will be awarded a I ft.INI prize bv A nldiiHl award was prasenled Hie I'omit y Si'hool Hoard, lie said. to I aiuptadl-l.iissinu i’nsl No ft 1 The following children will com­ ul Hie Xliiericun i.egion ilepail pel* in Hie local contest: Maiie rui'iil cinivcnliun in Suiasotu Su, Terrlzzi nml Evelyn Horton, Jim m da). in recognition of progic* l»r High School eighth grader*, in increasing the memhersliip. Im Marvin McKinley and lienrnn Smglelury, post adjiitunl. no Harrell, sixth graders of Sanford "ouncerl today oil Ida return fi«,o School; Alvin .................. llir I'olive lit ion. and Jam ** Hlilvur*, nlghtli graders (diesler Mills, who brought l" ,,f |„ik., Mnnrn.' .School; b a n ) tbe most member* to lb.* I Hales, sixth and John Shaw, fifth wa* accorded •the honor of curtj |grade nf Wilson .School. mg the Post banner to wliicli H* Other* in the ii* spelling hp conlesl ill,bun wa* attached. Among tho Hanford delegate* are Warren McCall and Frances nt tliu convention warn Post Com llrldgcmiui, eighth grade, Lake Elarwlca, mamler Jamo* Wright, Gummaml- Mury School; flurroil ir-elect Janie* (J. Galloway, Karl. eighth, und llolmutli Kidel, fifth T. Unichs, limit historian, Pranl grade of Lyman Hcliool; Harul, Weitman. I’avllck, Joel Field and Ed Mm, George and Cjrmdiu forton. Maxwell Wells, Orlaud, eighth gru.le, Oviedo Hchool, and Attorney, wa* elected a* Depart Ciirole David and Helen Rennell. eighth grade of Geneva Hcliool. menl (foinmander- u n til lu in iu ii West Virginia Agriculture Chief Inspects Florida’s State Marts JACKSONVILLE. A|u. II (Npecial)—Commiuianer ol Agriculture J. It. McLaughlin nf Wetl ................pent the patt week viiiting th* Flor­ ida Slate Markets ami roiuultiiiM «*dh matket officials looking tnwaid the feaiihility pf rmuilinalinK ibr consumer markets in his stale with the farmer wholesale or poml-of ongin markets in Florida. He |>oiiitcd out tbe vast coal mining and o th e rf-------*-------Industrial aroaa nf Ills state ax 11 study of the situation Is being consuming market, where food Im­ made hy hla department and It port* are necessary in quantities. appears likely both states will West Virginia has n market sys­ benefit, according to a report from tem underway hut It differ* great the office of William L. WlUon, ly front' Florida In that It is de­ Director of Florida Rial* Markets. cidedly a consumer',, market "Much needed rain fall last whlla Florida, with Ita vast agri­ week In tho vicinity aerved by tha cultural Industry, la a farmers Hanford Htate Farmer*' Market production market. and with favorable weather con­ Mr. McLaughlin la desirous of ditions a bountiful spring vege­ working out tom * plan whtra di table crop will ha produced, ac­ raet T a n' in-market-to-conaumer cording to report* from Bandy market ahlpi _ _ be _ mads to Anderson,' Market manager. Th* patents can Insure direct delivery of fresh Market had a good aui upplv"of fruits vegetables and fruits. A complete Mat ICeetlaaag Oa Face J Sunt cnees W i l l Be Announced L ater; (J Are Acquitted M I KNRI KG, Germany. Apt. 11 tel'* I rve ul tillin '' lop govern­ ment ottiiiab weir von voted hy a l 1 S vt.n 11 .met couit today ul help.uv loin pl.in isv.evMve vear I bey .trie the luv| lieimant to l,r .on,n i d ol wai plotting by an all Amr.i. an ...iiil Not tinre thr mlcin.ihoii.il uulllary inbunal convr. i d llrimaiiii Goenng ami IR oilier l.ivb Nazi, uraity liner years ago had .t 11v Ge.mail been to.mil gudlv »i. b.< . barge I ■t.I.ix ' vritlul' began Ibr bii.il a. 1 ol tl,.« l.tsl wai .ruiirv trial b elo c .0 \me 1it an ...uit. Hi....... . those cnnvicted today was Union Kinc<l Von Weiszacck* or. stale secretary in Hiller's forvign office and one time Nazi umhii'sndm lo Hu* \'aticau. lie was found guih;- of plotting aggrcxxlvc wur agiiin'l Czechoslovakia. ............. .. 1, led were : Wiih.'ln. Kepplar. ltd, Hiller’s icononn,' udvi-el und founder of the “circle of fi lends" uf the Ges­ tapo chief, Heinrich Himmler. Krnest Woermsnn, ill, chief of the pidllicnl div 1-1011 uf the foreign office. Hen rich l.aiuiiirr*, 111*, one-*y*d chief ol I Ii v Hiller Reich Chtncellery, described by tbe court •* on# of ths mnxi puwarful man In ,th Nail hleturchy. Virol Koorner, fift. Industrialist win. was tioerlng's deputy In tbe f.mi -year plan. The court said bl* jol, was to "make Germany ready for war in four years." I he sentences probably Will not l,e announced until Thursday, when ihc three-judge court completes lending IIs 933-page finding Ihere were 21 defendants tiled ,,n seven different counts, of which pinning aggressive war was the first. Nine defendants were acquit­ ted uf till* charge The other seven wen- not accused under It. The 21 defendants all were dip­ Howard Fraternity nr high officials uf Ihc Admits Whitt* Youth lomats Nuzi government. Tbe prosecution called Hicm the •'core of Nazi con­ WASHINGTON. Apr. II 0T 1 q u e s ts " with.,ul wlmm Hitler could Howard University’s Chi Delta Mu , not liuve waged lux wur. fraternity ha* broken u 33-yeoi , Welszaecker was the chief dcprecedent hy admitting In mem I leiulunt. Ills uMurnry, Warren h. hershlp a while student, 21 -year- |Magee ,,f Washington, D. C . put old Paul Goth uf New York Giiy, up an impressive defense. WclGuth, a senior In the tlnivcr zaecker claimed lie actually had xily'n metllcal college, is one of I'J lieei. an anti-Nazi remaining in ufnew members of the chapter com­ flrc only to oppose Hiller s pro* posed of medical, dental and gram lie affered testimony by pharmacy srudentis. All other iiianv high foreign officials Ihe members are negroes. (Gonllnued On I'aga 2) Arvlue M. Hradford, rhupler piesldsnt, said the fraternity hu, no racial policy. linwsr.l (luiverslty has an m i»llmen) of utiproxlmatrly 7.nun students, mu'tly hegrues. l The click of hoof neat* on Hie Miuxt) Routs Holing Club's track ul HISS TRIAL ADJOURNED Municipal Airport was heard yes­ NEW YORK, Apr. 11 . I'i Trial of Alger His*, former slot* terday as rider* practiced for the department official, mi u charge to-ills that will tie run off nil ,,f prrJtiry was adjourned today "Cracker Day", the group's big until May 2 by Federal Judge ex out on May H. 1 Among those practicing for the Alfred G. I'oxe. Hi** wa* indicted on charges nice* was Hligh Ernest and his that he denied he turned over marc, '•Tail l.lgld Girlie" and Er­ secret government papers to nest Lee with Id* quarter liorsu Whittaker Chambera, former cou­ stulllon, "Hontiy Glegg". The two I"Ernest’s'* are reported to be very rier for a Communist spy ring much in earnrsl about winning H,e races. CITY MEETING The Glty Gommlssfon will meet C of C MEETING 11,night In regular session at 8'ftil The regular monthly meeting of o'clock. Among mattern slated for discussion or action arc the swim­ ihe hoard of directors of the Sem­ ming pool projsct. us* of the Tour­ inole County Chamber of Com­ ist Center, a new hospital alto nml merce will be held tomorrow night site of the new hall park on Mel- al 1:30 o’clock at the Tourist lonvitlc Avenue of which the City f t liter, Ed Higgins, manager, an­ is seeking title from the County. nounced today. Dusty Bouts Plans “Cracker Dafy” May S Ground To Be Broken Tomorrow For New Crooms Academy Library Exerciiti in celebration of ground breaking for ihe new $25,000 Crooms Academy Memorial Library will be held at 1 :0 0 o'chick to­ morrow afternoon al the library tile approximately 150 feet twrth of the Academy. J. N. Croomi, principal, announced today. T(it County School Board, which rnrcli in regular icssion tomorrow morning at 10:00 o'clock, will b e*— —— — — — — present al the axarels**, said',,,, „ kp<) mak( donations and HupL .Ti Wi Lawton. Members ,j,e|r Mn)tg will b# recorded for will gWa talk*. future us* aa those who aided in R. MsGrlff, Jacksonville iat- making this project possible," tornay and graduate of ths negro Prof. Crooms announced. high school, will make an address. Elton J . Mouahton la architect He la aaaooUtad with S . D. and N. and Paul Campbell la contractor K. McGill, attorneys, who for- for tha library, n on# atory struc­ mcrly lived here. ture of concrete block 94 by 04 "Persona breaking ground will iceatlaeeO oa raw* Vwe> 1 .. . wiaBifeawx z itx .-■. ■ r ic r r - T - House Group T o ld Plan Would Not Impose Rigid Con­ trols On Farm ers W A S H IN G T O N . A p r . I I — < 7 P ) - Se. letaiy Agriculture Brannan lot Im . k today al Republican criticurn that tbe AJminiitration's ntw bum program would impose rigid . outiols on burners. I !* told a House Agriculture Con»nutter llt.il rullltols would he IMS gtealrr „i liioadei tlun those juthonied bv ibr so-called Aiken Law passed by tbe Republican 80th ( ongtrs. Senator Aiken (R V t). author ■d the Kepuhli. an law, asserted on thr Senate tlooi last week that the Administration program would sub;e. 1 la.mrrs to btoavlrr controls lb.in eve. befote II.-- \,lminivii.il.on's program I. .' been olln e.l .«< .1 substitute lor llir Vikni I ..iv, win, b is lo go into . Itiii nrst |.in I unless Congress sllie. I- ollie.wi'r I 'mice ipicxiouiirig hy Rep. Pare llliiu i. Hi mun.n xanl a controver­ sial feature of In* plan—produc­ tion piiyineiitx lo farmers—also was . initttiiie.l in the Aiken Law, Such payments would be used to allow p ile ,, f perishables t o i<m*nliters In g„ lower I Inn they vv.nilJ under Ihe picsrllt profrapi. Hep Andre-en (R-Minn) presse<| Hrnumin for an estimate of the ttossible co.si of the now progrsdK lie himself has predicted it might cust ( 5,000,000,000 or rnor* a (Continued On Peg* Two) F a r m Bureau To Discuss Warren’s Plans F o r Citrus The B"*til of Director* of th* Seminole Cmini) Farm Bureau Mill inert Friday lo discuts Gov­ ern ,,1 Warren's proposed citrus li'Kisleliuii, G ong* Hwsrti, preslile n l. a n im iiiu 'o l l l i b nun rung. Local citru- grower* are re­ qu ired by Mi Swarti to contact either him „i a director to make known their views on the citrus program. Cominsitllug on the proposals, Mr. Hwartz declared, "Governor Warren'* Citrus Ad­ visory Committee want* iruly lo represent the thinking of rilrus growers on proposed Citrus legis­ lation, and Farm Bureau county president* throughout the citrus * ret ions of the »tute ar* asked lu sound out grower* and report. Tlir report to ihe governor mak­ ing recommendation* for legisla­ tion cover* 11 pages; however, the recommendations of the committee nml the changes in the pr%3Lp'd Mil in essence cover only three points: II I Higher maturity standards for ft uit -hipped lu frrxh form anil used in pit,cessing. ( 2 ) quality control of processed citrus products. |3| Establishing definitely thr (Continued on Tag# T e e ) ForreHtal Reported To Be Doing: Nicely W A H IIIN G T D N . A p r. t l ~ 4 z F )~ Former Secretary of Defense .lamp* Forrostiil wa* reported In "satisfactory conditions" today at tin, Naval Medical Center at near­ by Retheadu, Mil. Hospital authorities paid that Forrestnl, who l>ecame n patient there a week ago, was resting comfortably. The hospital said ha was uridar going a routine check­ up Former associates said over iht> weaktnd that he Is suffering from nervous exhaustion. Hep. Rankin (D-Mlss) told the House that "Hecretary Forrcital is a very sick man, and probably delirious at times x x." Th* lawmaker criticised radio commentator Drew Pearson fa t remarks Rankin said Pearson mad* about Forrr*tal on hla broadcast last night. He did not say what Pearson's remarks were hut he called Ihe commailtatar’a statement a -eie* loua attack" on th* former defense chief. " I am railing for a copy of this vicious speech," Rankin said, "and 1 am going to call upon the Commlw Federal Communications Jomn slon to taka ateps to prevent *Mew Inhuman abuse* aa ' this being broadcast over th* radio," Rankin said "Secretary Forres­ ts! needs no defense at my hind r Ha is one of our greatest living Americans. We all regret to Unrm of his illness and pray for bin sp-edy racovary." ,'T I ih *-1 J �r t ~*— \ — t w aa » V " ,w : RXcifctwD ■a.'I th e H a n fo rd THE SANFORD HERALD, SA LFO RD , FLORIDA Corn: Past And Future H e r Hi « VJ* It* » ■ a t Baw ■ a u l a s iT iia i M in nonD ow dman • ■ lia n a m i i i w larMlrtToV na-HU------- PlflM a M alt a u iii H IM watiraa. w i a al taHsoo aat aaWaaa at fbe w r r w i wI a wtu. win aa a# iia ia a t h r ___ . Aa, tatala i w m ililia ~Misi wH w IT ff iw iif fr if l l a a t Nawai arpMMtia* la#., new i n i . Cwaaa. , Kim m cur, at, LwwSa, irr • ill h r rela stkaua ngI n? lamtn* as t •« an <%• laMl aawa wtaiat ■war, aa wall aa an MONDAY, APR. 11, 1»4» ' f f H t i * * *—* * TODAY• Maltltudes have had that dream, ** baa not worked out that way. it and powerful famtttea tend (Ili aaiMll i i Right rtaemeoa la of famillaa. fta lf Inward thought I* that tbalr SIII. Useless Committees Thera are tome beauHful piclxmin .lohnnon, tho now secretary of dofnnno, ban made hn«t of Miiiiuippt woodland irenei id tail week'* nine of Life may- an eye-opening atari in hin job by almlinhlng nine commltteen and Imnrdn in tho defenno ontnbllnhmmit, which ho found aiine. _ to lie uxelcnn in hin flrat examination of the departm ent. He The new North Atlantic Afliknce said th a t wuh only a beginning, and him directed tho nocU expected to coil the United Slate* retarlcn of Army, Navy and tho Air Fnrco to n ta rt gath er­ only a billion and a quarter the ing inform ation on which more oliminntona can lie m a d e ., flrtt year. What it will coit after Perhupn with tho hriiHhnenn of a new m em ber of the that U anybody’* gueu. cabinet, Mr. Johnnon him rained htn hand agaitml a plague not only of tho Defenno Department but of the whole gov­ Now that inmeone hai propoted ernm ent. Thorn are name 800 commltteen and bonrdn in tho ■ full irate inveitigation of the defonae cntnbllnhm cnt; in tho total governm ent ntructuro State Welfare Board, why not go them are thousand* and thminamln. The number which are a little further and tee if we can ohnnlcte or otherwinn unolunn can only be gunned at. ComAid out Juit how many people are mitteen nnd Iwnnin are net up cnnunlly to do tankn which drawing unemployment com peti­ nomeone tlilnkn nhnuld Ihi done. When tho lank in fininhed tion became they cannot find work, tho committee or honrd porpotuaten Itnelf and nolilom iloen gad how many heroine they don't anyone tako the trouble to get rid nf it. Tnxpaycrn will wlnh nil power to Secretary Johnnon in want to work. hin attack on unel1’ n John within bin bailiwick, and will wiHh In the inleratl of accuracy and th at a few other departm ent and agency heads m ight be for the further enlightenment of bitten by the name kind nf hounectenning bug. thoie comidering future me of the Touriit Center, we refer to the Fiffht On Groat Bnnkn mlnutei of the City Committinn of Fab. II, 1946 which lay in effect New York ('ity ban been imked to eliminate Dlckenn' that the City ihall Irate lhd*USO "Oliver Twlnt" anil Shnkonpenre'n "Merchant of Venice" building to the Chamber of Com- from the nchooln. becnime they are alleged to teach antimerce for it* headquarter* to be Semitinm. Suit In threatened if the Board of Kdm'iitlon de­ •tad at a Community Center and clines. Touriit Club available for the ac­ Attnckn on "The Merchant of Venice" nre not new. It tivities of civic club* and young in hard, however, to nee how anyone reading the play thoughtfully cap Ta II to rctfnrd the Jiiwlnh vlllinn Hhylock an '■ Congratufition* to O, K. Goff morn alnnnri against than Hlmiing.sp Thn Hiutaiilt oh"O llvnr T wIhI", the moving picture verM the fine job done in the Red nlon of which Iiwh xtirreri up rioting nniong illnplia'cil I’oIIhIi Crot* drive. With everyone be­ Jow « In B orlin , arlnoH hocatinu uim o f Its vllllrum, Flig h t, who coming a little more penny ton- tra in * ch ild ren to bo p ick p o ck et*, la n Je w . Ho In not the acioua and with one charity drivn vlltml c r e a tu re In th e book, how ever, b ein g qu ite outdU tm icfollowing to dotely on the heel* cd by th e b ru ta l n ill SIkeH. who In KtigllHh th rou g h nnd of enothrr that it i* difficult to th rou gh . Y e t tho Hnglinh have not o b je c te d to him iih U»**rltall where one begin* end the other e ir race. leevet off, it i* no eety matter to ing th Kvcti If thoHe tw o cIunmIc w orka w ere tinged by riiclul reach the full quota in any .drive. bins, how ever, banning I hem from th e achooln would not be Yet Mr. Goff wai within light ol ■i ceim tru ctiv e th in g to do abou t It. Y ou n g Am ericium need hie at lait report*', end no doubt to learn to recogn ize and undoratanii prejud ieed lite ra tu re , will go over the top when tha count for th ore la plenty o f It In thn w orld, jiw t iih th e y need to la complete. learn a b o u t good lite ra tu re . ------------- ------------ ---- _ v.e We ware much impretied'with ’ a tetter from a negro named Bsnrll kxpretiing appreciation for the eourtkiie* extended him hy vatiou* when hunting for hit toil King, and published in the Mid Friday. It renew* out fftilh Inman nature to find lo.-Hiany being kind gnd helpful to f, though trveir race* were real, «nd to Had one who it m ■Kireciilive of the help extended M*. We commend ihie letter to *11 tdioee, North and South, who be-Mve there i* nothing but evil in lie# world. ■ .................... Gallant worker* laboced 'fttntk hour* in a dttparala attempt to ; t i k t from the 100 foot 14 bch iato which.*he had' fallen the ’ at 3 1.2 year oid Kathy FbcUe. of man ritkad thali. live* at thought of the danger* in oe lha wagee they might demanded. That their were not iticctnfu! dom not ton the honor that la their*, t of lha an a who UR the weH mto which the iM had fallen) Will he be to go unyuaWMdT'Wtil •Mapped Mdil they haw eoMeoae tUt. ' r* I s i that eotna pMpU f» « era abta to akiaad the to Wiatar Path over- ifc • "The FUrida hediaa . S o n e o fth e euthoriek* Mi tha a i* m M * CrooniH Library U'm IIsw * IfSM ess* Owl Congress Roundup Snnford Forum Since KcicntlHtH nnd hlBlntinnn fir»t began to toy with th e theory of evolution, the nenrch for so-called "m issing Editor, i links” In tho chain of nrnn’n development ban been prover­ Hanford Herald, Sir: bial. T here arc mlaslng llnka in the hl*lorlen of plants, too, Dear Following la a copy of a letter One of these, a type of corn bolicveil In lie 4,000 yearn old, which t addressed to Mayor Carban recently been (Uncovered in New Mexico. raway on Apr. 7 and which I * Corn, one of the monl common and valuable food plnntn would appreciate your piihlishin tho world today, In alno one of the most puzzling. T here Ing In the Forum column of The a re very few plnntn which clearly require cultivation by man Herald: “Your Invitation to local reaidfor nurvlval. Corn In one. It mind have originated from nome ’ out* for suggestion* in . reaching wild plnnt capable of Independent nurvlval, but ncientintn a solution between the two ahufflrhoard committee* and the civic Jtave nover been able to doHcribe that original. The new din- club committee* to reach a decl­ covery m ay help.* aim! In timing their activltle* i* mnnt -------acceptable. Tho The development of lietter variation of a plant dependn ----. „place Inp artly on a knowledge of the hintory nf tho plant. Comparl- ynivij,t l» tha Tnurl*i Center non of the ancient corn, recen tly found, w ith a modern car J uutK l \ , t £ "huffl*l*.P.r " c«m“ of hybrid rorn ahnwa Hint I hi* development in ulmont un­ mlttei'D w*» very fnir. •‘FiiaU lln> u*4i of (tin TuurUtbelievable. A jjlnale row of kcrni'ln from _thc modern cur would yield more food thnn it whole ear »f the corn of 4,000 O n ler Ity civic Huh* win, iluc to the '' bhi rntioning" er*. Too, the yearn ago. YVIth the knowledge which now hnn boon gained, civic clulm itiil not know that w hat may ncientintn iw able to do with corn In tho coming thin "ulmi-c the huihlinir" plan win mil h perfect one for tiiuriil*’, yearn? During tin- wnr the Touriit Ctuli SclentIntn are tho nnon who make gloomy prcdlctlomi wn* ili*t>nmle,| for “ hII out" was th a t tho hum an rnco will nomeday fnco ntnrvntlon hecaunc effort*. Tiulsy, *11 rlvlr Hull memIta numbora are Increasing no rapidly. But they provide the her* hnve car* nnd n mifficleot annwer to th eir own riddle whon they dig up evidence of supply nf gn* I* nvnilalile, I'm the need for the tourist I* w hat man hnn already done to Incrcano bin production of sure near and drnr to tho heart of all food. It in Htnggoring to think that the ttizn of an onr of ImsInHs nnd civic-minded person*. corn might Incrcano an much in tho 4,000 yoarn an In the Tourist advertise our town, pro­ mote ndvunremont, nnd put dob Inal 4,000. But who would nay it in imponnlble? ites shall contlhue forever.— P*. MOKDAY'AffSfci l l } ttjft lar* Into Hrrulntlon for hII. ‘‘Two years hark when n Tour­ ist Cluh was rc-organixed nnd a director Installed, we expected him to arrange things in n anilsfactory way. However, after two years, there has been a divtslim of the tourist membership. The Hanford Hhuffleismrd Cluh lias enjoyed an enlarged member­ ship duo to the fact that it keens open house IM-hourn dslly. The spsre Is limited to less than fifty persons, hut tho shurflebonrd can accommodate twenty-five makes It n popular place In the evenings. "Another reason tho Hanford Hhufflolmaril Cluh has been so pnpulsr is due to the adjoining rest-rniims. Many feel they can't walk from the Tnurlst Shufflehoard Court* to the Tourist Cen­ ter several times during an even­ ing. ....... they don't care to In­ trude when an affair is in progloss, and some don't dare walk In the wet grass In the evening. "Hsnford has less thsn threehundred-fifty tourist members, Kustls, Del.anil, anil Kissimmee have morn than seven hundred each. What is the reason for our ahnrlngoT Lots give the Tourist ('lull one-hundred dollars each month for six month each winter and see them g« places. They will all go mil ns good advertisements. *'in six uiimtha time there can he satisfactory arrangements made for all civic Hubs, dances, and hampielx. Many of nur popular eating places have private diniiiK-rnnms. Ho, iet'a eat there and get the stale smell of fno,| out of the Tourist Center liefore It Is opened to the tourists*." "Hlncrrely yours, _ ,rM*ry Trances HmfBi "Mrs. W. E. Hnilth" Farm Bureau C a tS iiM cue* n i* i year. grower control of the Florldn Gli­ I BdUor The Herald: tlrannan, as ho said last week ms Commission, tho governing WASHINGTON, Apr. 11—HPI— How prone most of u* are to when he sketched thr plan before body of the Industry. Congressional hearings set .for let life's rxlgieielea make us al- the Hensto and House Agriculture Apr. 14 on the 'Teserv* clause” "Never before hnve rltrus grow, must grossly negllgont In express­ rommlttees, replied that no accur­ era had such an opportunity In In baseball con.rnct* were post­ ing gratefulness for tho*a,human ate estimate could he made lie- pul Iheir business on * sound anil poned Indefinitely today. relations Hmt mean so maeh for cause of "numerous The delay was suggested by uncertain profitable basis," Mr. Swart* said. our general well-being and happi­ factors." “Heated opposition tins already spunsms of bills to exempt pro­ ness,-uni II "rime potent event Rut he said his department Is arisen from those who want to fessional sports from being Hass­ thrusts u* Into responsive eon- working out sets of figures de­ rontimie to ship green, nnpnlat- id ss interstate commerce. Two sclousncss. signed to st—w roughly what the I able fruit nnd Juices, ami froie suits seeking such classification Within the Inst year, upon sev­ present program and Ills plan who favor legislation and me pending, based on the us* of eral occasions, laith hy day and -would cost under identical con­ those pracliion that make it psissihlu radio nnd .elevlslon in connection hy night. I have had opportunity ditions. to exploit the citrus growers. Now, with organised baseball. tn observe some uf the activttUa The House Commerce Commit­ He did say, however,, that tho that mnkc h good hospital better present program would run Into more Imperatively than ever be­ tee which hsd scheduled the hear­ than a go«d horn* for human re­ *'hlg figures" when it ranio time fore, it Is Important for citrus ings said they will Im> held later growers to study the report of lief and icpnlr: particularly so. wvm non It will he more convenient In the Kci unld-IJiwton Memorial to support prices of milk, pork, thr Governor’s Citrus Advisory for Idg league baseball players to anil other porixhnhlrx. He said Committee, inntl express them­ Hospital testify. Noteworthy Is the efficiency nf experience with potato support* selves upon It without delay. hnve Indicated possible rnsts uL the thiD-wulloo; that— la- tha <iulct i-omitig and going of the the present prngriinn He said they only II of oar 07 mantles, are nurses nl Iho enil of every eight- had coat mnr* Hum f.100,1)04>,000 necessarily not very strong pa. hour period. Those going off duty since the war. (('•iflRUH F niiw r*## b m i litienlly; they need the support are in im hurry to leave; those Andre*«u spent some time ques­ of n more widely organised body those present to study the North coming on duty are standing hy tioning the Herretary about limi­ of gienlei poll I lea I power and ex- Atlantic Fact nnd the Displaced before time. Hervl«is tn the tations which the Administration tierierired leadership. Tho Farm I’ersons Act. patients continue m> unhrokenly plan would set on price-support Nun-au Federation Is well organ­ Mrs. Viols Young, mit-gulng that the whole staff seems a aid to large farms. Itrannan said ized in -10 nullities, nnd has hack district governor, presided over living unity, a being within It­ this limit is designed to help the of It more thnn 10 years* exper­ the business session when the self, of one mind, capable nf family-sited farm compete with ience. Its membership naturally district voted to rontinue as state separable impulses, detachable, big, Industrial farm*. includes'all 'faction* and interests PfnJects the milk bank In JacksqnattachnMf, moving here, there, Meanwhile a full-fledged econ­ in the rltru* Industry, istry, hut ine program on mem ai but it Is i vine V "". anu " n,l _("* mental when, whore and how needed omy drive appeared to lie develop­ control, and h* I klfglcne. It was revealed that the deumcrntlc In its most—calmly, swiftly, skillfully. ing In Congress today, with Fed­ ,1" nk' originally sponsored there are III tho citrus Industry' These nurses love ineir "r eral spending under heavy fire in many more growers era than thsn those thniu hv. *h" Jacksonville Hull and later even (hough (you nnd I know) both the Senate nnd House. adnprtod as a district project will, adverse interests, there are many pleansanter things contains 16,000 worth of equltiIti'puhllrnns a n il DcmiM-ra's This t* the time for citrus ment; has on hand over 11,600 to do liino raring for the Injured alike Joined in attacks on the Tru­ and relieving the sick. glowers to marshall their fnrros worth of froien mothers' milk and man udmlnlstration's r e c u r d Then, this tiring so, gmtoful am and take over thn efficient power during the pnst year shipped fttOO I to then, for their constant lof the Farm Nurenu Federation," worth of the milk to Miami dur­ vigilance and timely attentiveness' ? " r? highlights ____________________ ing an epidemic there, a* well as 1. In the Senate, the Armed | during the recent Illness of my to a numlier of other state*. One Services Committee demanded wife, .Mary Isiulse. of 22 sitch hanks the nearest drastic military budget revision* upw*rd*_ of It.(MW,000,000, Humbly grateful, too, am I to on the ground that the defense Rep. Preston (D-Ga) Hnd Rep. ones are In Louisville, Ky. and those wli» gave of their blood setup la "perinented with waste Lawrence II. Hmlth (R-Wlxc| fav­ Oklahoma City, Okie. that sin- might live The program on mental hygleno ored a 10 percent reduction. and inefficiency." Herbert A. Hpelr In other Congressional develop­ advocates the provision of a Men, 2 . Economy-minded Democrats tal Hospital for Negroes; an In­ and Republicans drove for sharp ments: (lien— a dairy spokesman told crease in funds to carry out this ruts on spending for the next Ifi Nazis months of the European Recovery 1 the Senate Finance committee that work, provisions mad* for mmProgram ns the foreign-aid Idll n House-passed bill Junking taxes tally ill persons tn lie placed in (Continued From ra g e One) neared a vote in the House. A <>n oleomargarine would hrlng the care of a mental health dlreccourt conceded he had worked sec­ similar measure has already pass­ itbout ''butter'legging" on a scale tor. It was pointed nut hy Mrs. retly against Hitler mill advised ed tho Senate. reminiscent ot bootlegging in the Lou Abrams of Miami that' Hy state had drastically cut fund* ■gainst Hitler aggressions. He was Rep. Taller (R-NY) promised prohibition era. for mental hospitals.' Hr *ald the hill lacks any ef­ asked cleared of guilt In all Germany’s tn trim the IMHO.OOO.Olin Douse The membership committee reagainst “the vested n total of 760 Pilots In attacks except one -• the attack on version by more tlmn 20 percent— fective safeguard fraudulent out highly lucrative District Four which Is comprised Cicchoslnvakla. I.aminrix was convicted for his they were reported to have other passing uff nf yellow oleo ns but­ o f 26 rlulis In Florid*; 164 new part in the invasions nf Austria, aliment*. ter. ” members or an Increase nf I 2 l'f Wages—wage-hour Administra­ percent. St. Augustine received Cxnchotlovnkin, Poland, Norway, Those acquitted of the charge Holland, NHglum, l.uxemliourg and of plotting aggressive war were tor Willinm R. McCombs estimat­ the award for the Itest scrap hook; Itusslii hurl Ritter, Edmund Veesenmayer, ed Hint some 2,7RO.POO workers Quine*' took home the-cup .for the One of the defendants, Gustav Wilhelm Hturknrt, Itiehard Walter will get more money If the pro­ second time on attendnnc*:-;and Hteengrscht Von Moyland, was Dane, Otto Dietrich, Gottlob Her­ posed 76-cent minimum whKu level ih i membership' ci*p' wiii""awarded 1 t 0 Daytona lloach. stricken with typhoid fever as the itor, Walter Hchollenberg, l.utx is approved hy Congress. trial's end neared. The other de­ Schwerin Von Kruslgk nnd Paul RAPS RED THEORY fendant*. all housed In the same I’lolger. All were acquitted nf the NEW 'I.IF r RECORD NEW YORK, Apr. 11 - (/PlJail, we>i' In bo tested to see if they charge nf ■ common plan and con­ BERLIN, Apr. U -IA I-A lr had contracted the disease. Three spiracy to commit cinnrs against Columliia University scientists say! HO plane* to blockaded Hrrljn set other defendants were absent from trace nnd crimes against Iiiiiihiii- experiment* here contradict pet a now record todny—8,24ff:t Inns Russian theories uboul heredity of supplies In U22 flight*. '•* ’ court tislay because of Illness, hut Ity. .. *77* " Pilot Meet Convicted IRIOTII III EH DETROIT. Apt, II —l/P)George G. Booth, 64, founder of the MiHilgan Booth newspaper chain and mi rxeeutive of the Detroit News fni HI years, died today. His dentil followed nil illness of | several weeks. A native of Toronto, Out,, Booth also was known ns a patron of Hit' nrta nnd in 1027 created the Cranlirook Foundation which adjoins Bloomfield hills near Detroit. Tha Hip school have raised 411,000 foundation Includes nu art acad­ which will hr used fur hook* and emy, hoys’ and girls' schools, sHriire Institute, primary school furnishing*. and a massive church. I* W ,'s Jt' Hurt tn atfe. Plumbing will b* hy America's fastest je t fighter Unles* especially trained In ag­ I^s lirelhers anil wiring hy Hi ilann is said tn Inriodo between gression, bloodhounds seldom at John* Electric Co, 00,000 ami not),ono part*. tack their quarry. Th« cornmtona of the building will ba laid on May l, and the li­ brary la dua to b* computed hy Bapt. I, Mr. Moughton Hutu, this morning. Exterior paint will hn rliam colnrsd to match the A™'1*'™/' tnd thn oemant asbestos shingle roof will be red colored. Tho Intfrior will Incliul* a main slack toom for books, two reading rooms, periodical stnrag* room, work room, nfflca nnd rest room*. CalHmn Will havo noise sbosrbing proprrtl**, and flooring will be (if eaphalt tile on coiicrfto. Stool casement type of drimfnw* will be Hn*tall*d. riuotascant lighting will be of the new typo known al “slim lino". "About 126,000 li being expend­ ed on the library project hy th« County Bebool Board, Sept. Lawton e*M today. Tha yetrone of *> »»» House Group Delays Baseball Hearing * PHKSTOm ATIC FLUID DRIl’K* THANSMI88ION ,1 * AftVV *1 ’ > / E LLIN O R V ILL A G E ^ » *•» !*ti * ' ' ' / / ) f / i t • ( i/ n 't ( 1 / / / ' / / i ' l l 11 X t Quickest Way To Cu n • Cold r HJtHIJHIDVILLAS *1 j Not bp trying vnrlouo prod* seti yob hav* rand about, not by following tho remedtat gW- Ootno look Inside. . . come look undar Iho hood . , . coma •aa lha tuparb brooding and advanced engineering that tMkti thin the moat owiling, ttaw beautiful Chrvrtar of all lima. * 3 9 * 0 « * 4 9 * 0 par wm Ii Htra In lha Silver Anniveraary Chryalaf (a thjfc cB -^x of 25 yoart of forward-looking common tmaa ttid limm ,* {* » chair-babbit aMta-pirntr at bahftoom and poaalblt 1A l l jHj|y|yJjL| Efl^taiJLta *T f r ill W0 Rl • ' I MO IT fA M O ttf IIA O N trt a im to tAka c m 09 ovitow b -w iin» cnairsLiawKOon r lu t m attan c a k n ia & imtoiita ijicistHiuaB •hniiMff foom—r^nty of Ifaromn—more litMaapowar ity Spitira awn rngioa, tho leader L Praalamalia flti>d Drive' thiSafety-lfvel Rida—axel uaiva Safely*! impMiihlo to throw a Ur* in raw Than SO advaacaa in aafaty. combi parfovmaocct Those will aula aaait s iit r ic i B IL L K IR K M O T O R S �: ----;-----a - - — - ■ MONDAY APIUL 11, 1W9 ~ ~ f T \] • r ** ^*^ ’**' page t h r e e SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA «♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * HONOR ROLL -----------| | Amonit those listed uii ihe :: Dr. C. L. Persons honor roll at Stetson University O P T O M E T R IS T . for the wintrr i|uarler are Jeanne • ■ n . t ■ ■ s ila fii - lila s s r * ( I n t i s - i * . I .ft sa t. u- I J tlohlayer, Peter P. Iluknr, tllenn u a 1 I,Hah H lt l, E. Smith, Williuru A. Brown. Kill- 1 Atls*«L<- \uI ' hlln. t H * ,1H1 nheth I). Brown, (J. II urIi Carl­ ton, Audrey tloch I llean'* list), 4-«"f++'*+'t++++++++*'f4"»+444 and Wilburn Beiford t'lnnls of Oviedo I* En nr ] R l l r t n r t t t in u fu r ^ & | iu H in t iu d fir liiu ilu H m ilt iT-»a 1 StlM 'ARfVS -----------;------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1Mrs. Tillis, Hoover Soaal And Personal Activities Carlin Palmar Ray—S o ciety Editor M rs. C. M M 11n o v e l |. | uiie nmt M ra. V . set V eil O ' c o -h o s te s s e s Teleph on e 148 : for the monthly meeting of Circle No tl of the First Methodist Church licit) recently ol the Tlllle home. A •miptcr of the mission Imnk “New nest of l.ife" wns re­ viewed hv Mr* U. E. While and reports of u recent visit to the Mi>. J. II. I.er, Mrs. Hul Giuhvr Mr. ami Mr. A. C W.llla.n left “ ru" " " " Kr TUESDAY , uiul Mr*. Roger Harris were InisP A I N T Y O I 'R t A H L 0 N G W 0 0 0 H O T E L The Seminole High School glee! l,.,,» / |«M 'Tui‘»1|ny f<.r the’ re'gu-1 FrMny for Savannah, I.a where Announcem ent was niuile that flub will present an operetta,'|at meeting of Circle No. 7 of [they will visit their daughter and ,|lr iuccI liir will he iielil at FOR ( u»i. I'lia s i* ,, l.n t lr u a n ic a l “The Count and the Coed' III the.,he IV, S. C. H. of the First Melho-j son-in-law, Mr. am) Mrs ti W. , the home of Mr* S it. Shlnhnlser I t r lla h it u i l.u a r h r e a s A lila e e r a high echool auditorium al t:30|,h't Church held at the Leu home j Dougin* In the form o( n covered dish SM O R G A SK O R D luncheon Kef re* lime tits curryimt and 8:00 H. M. on 1'urk Avenue. Vice Chairman | N U 'C N A H C L The Woman’* Bible Claw of| Mr, John S. White presided over I out an Ka*lei theme were served llp e a p t r r i 4mf th e > r a t m l i i l ^#»rlnl Aumtnor Mm«* to Sir*. A. C. Starke, Mrs. A. I). the First Baptist Church will me*l the ineetliiR in the absence of the| \|i||in * .r u R eW iM tl U m i Ma A .4 d f l l r t a M H H i U i a l f | I at tha home of Mr*. J. M. Wilson, chairman, Mrs. (icortre Williams, |” 11111114. TH I l 4 ? V t u l - IKOU Jnlin«u», Mr*. C. A. I’under. Mrs. n itllV MlUlltF mil III IAN: F lin t! ..I lh„ 603 Msatnulla. Avenue. at 7;*& l'-.d e— plctiin in color by 14E.UI) I'EII K tv le u P A P C- t'oRinun, nr». c. I), ilrown, " I 11K RETURN OF IKTGHEIt." II Cobindnn picture 1 1 2 Mugmiliu Avc. M WEEK M. for It* monthly buslnes* and. Mr, Whllr .................. Mrs, Shinlndser. Mr*. W, .1 Ihivld,, I'echmcolot show ing at the Bits Thenlie Tnesduy and Wednesday. ■oclal meeting. Croup No, l will > monthly huslne.s meet-, MV • gviiv lin t' be In charge of the refreshments. f lh w o s t , , HY 1)01101 I n lilt. lit f Ilft* apiece, enough f a l l the H o o v e r Itc p o rt The d in n e r meeting of the Pilot I , hurrh tiMhiv A nominating^ Associated ,,r r *" Tashhm Editor |., II. Ilaihey, Mis. II. C Hutch,! ............................................ enlisted men in Ihe tu n y . uml Club will be held at M O I*. IhSl NKW VOHK. Apr. I l - . A ’i - , •»«;. Mr*. K A. ......... . and the jtlieii some! There mi. also un h tiiiiiminl From I*«** Ot in the Tourist Center. The new ’ ((f offic,.rR flir Ull> ,„ IninK what kind of hats are New York's i biwtea.es. • item ol * 1?I . ' t . f « I i n i -to c k p ilw, h waste and . ........... ... a n*' d ,I .............„ tf t .klsls*............ . um , ............... |IL.rttu*n a.1| H e m r lt l l r j u l y Nook w ill l>, closed officer* will la* Installed following , VMir> The mission stmlv wns hnsedltop milliner* wearing In the Has lo ,,lic u llm i, of e ffo rt. . ........................................... ............. in . Saturduv. Monday, Tuesday, A,., it.11 1"• ^ . .. . , , n etitnpage, which would seem ,ha dinner............. —-Inn the Study bw.k "Newness of |>arudeT M e n 's S u its W ill He and Senato r hn o w lu n .l |U ! ..... .. vast 1 The ft. W. Ware Bible Clu<* lir up, ii l\ . d lie ,d a y , A p n l Ct l all L u ilv will meet at the home of Mm . ...... "v ' ..................... . ............ H a v e K c i w u r d i p n N o t e l ! ,,ll1l ’ ’ “ 'i 1 , ll‘*/ w **" " v‘'l ' i m ,io u n is ,.f the su rp lu s’ A r m y l.o ....... I a * t r r appolntineiil lln .n l.tfrnphor in tow, to rail on *ta of W. W. Tyre, 1103 Oak Avenue, ui ! "VI1'" * ,,f P 1**"' 1 rlo tliitiK accum u lated d u rin g the I. I non© prosrnt for t ht* meeting i " 1 4 . , . . 8:00 P. M. with Mr*. L. M. Swam "■ V-J „ , . , I w ar have Iw eli lost 01 d issip a ted .' were Mr*. Adorns, Mrs. W hite,!thl' mo’'t ful" " " ’' «“U w1" ’ ,'*" lit \LVIN STKINKtlFP ...... ar.oup is s tu d y in g r ,1(. K , ri .| l ul , , u il, th e ' H a r r ie t t qrK.,fd Parent Mr*. Lee. Mr*7 limi«htiin W at*!sign headgear for the nation's up Al* New sfentares The Junior High School 1 urent-. Lm> Mr. 1 , l Tore «„* t i ,»o. __ _ ___ _ ....................... ,l'" * hw h I N a v y had fu n d s )..... a list, o f | Ml) North Park Phone 971 Taichrr mwt I n k.in"* **,” • Mr*. Thco-: per crust. I.ONDON-Tlie men’s suits !>#- put the Army. Navy and Air . .eachrr Aaaoclallon Aaaoclatlon will w I ntuiviI 11 h “ iin 'lim irn - t _________________________ _ •ha echool school auditorium ut 3:30 i*. P. !',,re. Iiitam*. .Mi*, r-rnesl Homn-1: Hally Sally Victor, small and upright-1 |ng produced for the Haslet sea- [ "ice under a single department. 1 *1, 1, 1,." „ the victi this m en’s s ty le cen ter lb»*vei wa» c alle rl a* n wit ness ; ,, I) |,,, j ' , ' . J " h i , „f •'indis. ! J * * * * + * + + + * * * * * + + * + * ^ * * * + + + + * * + + '* + 4 4 + + + + + + + + 4 + + / ' ’ M. with 1th Mr*. Elvira Klvlro Garner Gunter as a* * nr[l’ Mr*' ;Vr*' A ^ ,V‘ */• B'd'ert*, Biihert*, _ Mr*. M r*.; )y, )y. <d.flgingly nhligiiigl posed in the hat of <(,7, guest apeaker. Hudson, Mrs. (.. O. Jones, her personal choice, an airy ami strike .............................................. whnl the swank luilms call be",...... ..f ihe slmlic* In* "im - | ,,'i",jccts. Hie' re p o rt*'! speaker Mr*. Garner will 1 *'■ n* made TI h. In-k ftuce fore*. ' • ■ imi. lui'e of» r> . .:i. .|4i have ai her puhject "Learning tn to Carl t-horpening, J t„ Mr*, utterly springlike "infection of ,j,r Kdwartllun note ‘ " i " ’ 1" " bn* h . tii'k unject "i.carning d ..I a fdll.lMMI.lMHl “clei * “ - ....... . . . . --•*» W illie n e io u * i ' Head Good Books." I Mrs. M ?rV Jidoi^' C a rll.o i f \ l r lliwai!*.’ ’ ' V , *ltl' M ' ' f c " " V i* « fashl.m , t he designers « * ..... . “ ..................... V l" " m r .......... I..... I fur the Naval .VeilMrs. Horace ‘ stems. Snitl she . id ,l1 el i "' "i THURSDAY 1 * Johnvi, Carlton, Crul’ii.r \1 r HaV * " 1 111 *’ plained, which floiitished in th e :1" .. d.iny It »»* iank .,1 a- tr,lb m The Sanford Home Uemonstra " M *- Gruber. Mr*, liar,,i,.ked little field daisies a* ' r(tH, ,.„,rg u ,* luting "• " .......... ^ ’" " " ' - ’ mmotlan.e tion Club will meet al 3:311 P. M. Mr»- j*1l“kl' Sawyers, Mte. u change from lilies of thu val- l|ll,1||,.„|H| |y this s|>rlng. 1,1 . «l’l " " I " f o t ntt |'(la. u„ Fone A a t th* TourUt Center. The la s t! Koheil I utile, Mrs Ashby Joins which an* beautiful, hul ! (1 fhmrlsh In ••• n"tl.in.tei liouii/eis. which ■' . innlc.i culled f..i tin l.mldilig of W le»»on on aluminum tray etching ul"' Mr*. Arthur Beckwith, Jr. nl|ll whhd. suggest* t h . . " ' ' . l" ' " ‘[’ ,IM tilti family iii \hi*vkti "ut will be taught. jT. Tj "You can weai practically »ny 1 ,-nsler lighthearted duy* ..f the '" " l (u cost of f.r.x,:tf.ii u Imase." It -------— i, , IVIr.N. Ntiyi'S Serves , kind of hat you like this spring i „,k , iii; i 1ikK ,,f cei.ta.y * .'“V " ...............iivi'iieiiii.io, I he j .......hui the A., I ol* e also pro M m H a v w a r d S u t 'U k H ' * I n , t It liiwsu't mutter su mueli whet her . , , ...... ... w“' f" ‘ ' ' l,‘, ed *" i ( , j !t.JH tbmm J ~T ~ | (Mrs. Gruber. Harris, Lalender but* A re Hostesses Social j P c rs o n a l s 2.»r» NOTICE • To Altamonte Club'I ... coming. Il,y; •Il" ! •/, ... ll1*’ ................ . » .... ...... each TI... L-.,.... I . . . ....................... , , 1... .. ___ ..II 'be Iiulli.il.m ine weekly lullor |„ .1 a.lde.l, caii'U . p a n e ...... r t ii 11-!•• •11 t jm l ill* A rm y tuul Tile Friendship League of tlm But it is true that lutl- till MMt| Ciittri, ealletl the legency ,> fmiiiMi.oii.m •••111«*' 1 1 •i 111lo .iiiiii (i* i la n k hi Mrs. Joseph C. Hayward of Cnngreynlloiml Church met last have a crisp look l.l*| " j'; ' ' me. The i.geiiey period, |k A ,..,.'' origin.,II Winter Park spoke oil her trip ! Tuesday at tin* humr of Mra. C. of white is living used, and there * ....... ha, k „ ,,.lt„ lry and H ....... f.., .............. .................... iiiiHi»'i i i i / i * 1,1*I A e*w:iiiy M Ifil I ii nkw. f t i i ^ p | | i i i | ' (in ti ii u h e tiily ,o and life In H.ngki.k •■Vl,|Vr,.ng |N .^ * , W«» ' ^ ^ 1. . ^ venue. The |tee.^trlmjnlng n »h»u_ _!• « , ; w ,(tll7; >m *.igh. suggestions nf|,.„ ........... . f , » * ,* » Henry ( yrar*. When flowl rs are ....... . ........... f" ' ->^1" ............ f Itm -a . erc.l f.„ “ lo Il II*I t Ml I iiV r il MU* Ilf lIll'Nf iLIlk'H at a meeting of (lie Allnmmite piesiiient, Mr* . . . Nickel. i * ,».-----. a *t tat.. ...ilelle .... Ptiliit ll Illicit 1I I tlltS |l|'1 III W t IH ut1 tfil fi'il nil) Minfitl f*»i ill in VI Illicit I*. Me Hu H im* n u p * Colut E 111 men's>* Ilf lillile lln* H sp ” -' 1|t■H’.il v Spring* Civic Club held oh A pr., piethied over tin. nieeliug d ur-] lliey nre u part of tlm silhouette, the ) H lt . bji*«» K'lN.IIMIt i m h L m I|M| \ i i . i i 1 |>tit111, H hmvi- i •nut iliu l c'Bne** anti HianieVe cosluines I ‘|'g which time Mr*, Preilmi J |B,t ' Just stuck on a* un afut 11dd .......... .. fl" w aistcoat, sometimes of modeled fo r the audience hy s '"|d.en*on lu lk e d to the group thought." | flic !» I* i h ) i ' g v i ' i iMm iii iiifM Im 11 cl.... .. m n lc iiu l, which the fas h ­ _ . mi ■ as .,o iV id ' 1,1 I liit iirsiiii.in i nf liMitklti s i h Mi»l tp.mit f: ;,m M l,iiinilnni mi |»t*i *Mitul Mk" Oe rtVude' CI,e'rk<■"M rs i l *1 l ay I " " W" H'' Govern.....at. Esther Dorothy, noted a* u tie ion dictato rs 'iiy w ill he .p u le ilia > r< i it nv*11 Mumirhi t*f ti il w in ii |iiii|M 'i i v lit 1 I'tM iiltii'iiit’ti ward told of the scenery, the pen A sweet eunrse wu» served at slgntT of both huts and furs, ' v* lit ' i i i ’ m, Inti Mi ih 'lt fti'b ititt "W e nitnlit la1 iiMt hi live till pie and customs and ut the con- j the conclusion of business lo Mr*, paused ill tin. midst Of 'e llin g U »*»»•'« ,h K H " ' " 11 •\ i 4*s tfl’ l l l i t ' l Hi **l v HMtl p a i k l i l l j r I Ml f li t f il l s t M ti r I Milt it Vk »• till tl il I k v W H I h I v m !* ! ih * * (l « 'l t t il* i , elusion of her interesting talk she 1l!l.ai le Tyler, Mr*, f Anderson, |fill,mill mi I Ilk ril|»4% (lllil i)MJtn«*il sang "Homing". ! J|‘ * John Jones, Nr., Mrs Nickel, ’her own E a s ie r hoailet, a side a d a rk Idue suit l i 't l.g l.l WBJ1 kil1* l Mit b it'll i'l Mill hit r ,,l t il l IH 'ly t ill Itb't* m il ftlttl kilt N N In* l »■ I* w inder turban o f fo rg e tiiie n u t* durk-coliired *o .l i.m lei iul, uml M immIJ. rw 11-111111 ti W h lii t him I i i | ih w ii * " During the business Mt eting l , Mn> M |)tau Mnt M.-iw.-R, and pink leu ruses on sheer Idue .lurk if the soil i ' light I hen* I* t *i|w!« im * lim it iiih I imii i «»w, lln* was reported that at u M ,, Harry Kent, Mr*. I Talla.tl hutuvlu cloth over pink. W ith it even it touch of e iiilo o id e ry tut 1 •t (ill |l|l|M t'HalMM (It *1M|f Mill* Ilf _ % slut wore her newest spring fu r some o f tin- wnlsteoiils, hoi rowed t'HTiliT !»*»ii;I h T hei v i' it su ififi'H D r. S e y m o u r, 1 a le rhomn ' n of W hi l '""l quests Mr. and Mr*. n Rlehant]u,m K w nm of Grange City. , fancy, u "caineo shaw l” In u pule fro m the regency period, 11''M " I a plltclt ill Ihe uu 1*1 I .Sundsy* tht* Mini nf wntj fVM % r t i / n OUllUHJt ......... ..... . P la n s T o R u t ir e g iu y m ini, im ita tio n which she *|*j1(. Edw ardian trend perm its it I in i f f iv i of le n g ili i. i.iilm m rd ltm iu K ilv C liu|M*l I f l C C 1 0 lllV C t k collected fo forr tin* the A Altamonte (.Impel culls "h re u tli of s p rin g ." Nul.l few f ,ills . The Jnrket Inis u couple i.\ Ho- iio o xi'iH , w liid i are liar ^ Organ gan Fund. Esther, who leans to w ard the uf H|llal|| 1„ | , i | 1„ i y pockets, one o . i o i fi .on i * * |, |,, I...I l ..ui 11o' N I \ \ II \ \ I N ( ..no . A pi I I Mrs. Earl Hipley reported that Hpectaeolur ill her peisomd ward- U, H(V1 pocket, ........- o r , I,liv e C liff*, i i i t r i o v i o r j ><P> S e v o o .o i o iiO .o iiic .il y e s a stainless steel slide mid see-......... t ... . w ideli i« handy fo r such a t rifle Mom *.f vore, and llo c u ll sleeve tei.hiv h i' in le n lo u , lo le tlrn a * j ■aw merry-go-round had been the nimual Ne,..iuole [''•f'1 lik e lo wear lots uml lots „ ,-ittnrs‘tti- bottler. Ja c k e ts are iiiiiv have a c u ff ui o '.- iiiii sup pri *oh ol o f V ill. 1 o iv e is ily on urrliasod a* authorised al a prev- Nelnnd Glt e Club operetta will be Operetta Tomorrow m ir iM t J Z l, ; ™ . « l t . I. in . wo er* r( o o ff ( flow fbnver* no ,,,, FFlo a ,tlei e. Sunday ay Sund . . lin g one Bucket* have flap-. j " , « *; . i s 01* t t n ’ s v?;„ f J L Hieme ibe I i s : m : : . v ....................... . ....... ,, „ ... . / m i rliH H ler* tha were m I;! Matlbew ooereMn Is’ Imre,, on the ,,b,y ”Th,. c___b '- e_ n ^ | A few dr..,.- »f W to malcli |,|ra, sauce. lfr * I innnId Hnrris. Could and the Coed" and is uinlcr, Gi liiBlc your yoi r suit suit or it aa stiff Iff straw w ^ ,|,lri. Juice uf half a lemon Mrs. T. F. Warlttw, J r , and Mrs. ■ direct Ion of Miaa Dltie Ret *t , Florence Uelclmiun, who is Three or four strips of atli'lmWhittle. J . D. MorHson. strlcllv thu ladylike type, was vrry young, Bat Ibis xpnug It Those taking part are I'. H. eem* iIgiit, uml ihi* purilcidor Itncli, Blrhnrd McNah. Anita Vik a study in lilblide tones,Tier miiti- M ,>, g ,*- most populiii popolai hu: in t'li, Kallileen llal.cis-k, Belie Don- Hon mink scarf and her small lull llui ii 11 straw honilel l.lemliilg .III) i-ollecllon, can, Ellen Westmoreland, Clieiry o ch '-’Tills *ru*o|i lulls iiiii-I he veil Singletary, Floyd Cooper, Slunley perfectly with her own golden t,Ionite hair. Hnid she: small <0 very large no mol.li. t i. a ... ii iino the Jura-1 B riiltd e y , A ru n til H a rrin g to n , b>•This Is the Gist lime I've ground There will be h.1« rauda C in ll. o f the H anford Gur- « ' " ' Ksterso., and John ......... . veulereil lo wear u hounel, usual­ flower-11 iiiiuii'd hniilirt* In IJ." ly considered I lie province of tlm Easter punote, n» ulvvnys, l.ui den C lub was held Inst F rid a y j I ln M v u 'f u u l a ftern oon a l (he home o f Mrs. | IH H IJ H IIU U lifter Eustei I think most women Lewis Hughey on I’almuttu Ave- • , ; . w n n tl A„„ 7. . lire going to tlko the siinplei nue. Roll call was answered with JVt,0U'. A1 r'.. ,V hats." I henaming nf a favorite bird by Want to know about 1 oil ywo.sl * sauce Mary liomllelhiw, u photogenn Juice of h alf a lemon, 11 , >*iij'iai fftvorlle uUn? Anil I »lim I mi , cur i i mvmlMir ui the tirtiu* rintiiia* i designer who is her own best vies, chopped fine. Mrn. W. Rrinton nr©Rlilwl 1 i* 1' Ur,ll[ , t t Three or four strips of audio- model, chose ti brown shantung .w L* . 1* » „«i .esn.liiaatiaii .a • I ni ap««klnic «»f tlip C«F*Rr HUIuyer th# meeHng iind ^nductei u, M|„„ known hv Dicicco, full* Sprinkle* of pnrinetan cheese stiuw In an obliipie I.reton shape, roipiefort or blue simply trimmed willi a whit, o Golden West and other (crumbled coming year. Plan*>were matle for >1|m m u .h tn „H)r u cheese, too, If desired.) grosgrnln binding and two *niiill a Picnic to lie held in M*y t ^ , hp mBit or,|erP(j dish In any of A one-minute egg— this holds while birds. She said The general trend of the «ea i?iTr Jr. ?**■ woa welcomed Into Dlmtown’s Beckwith, Into tho0r(gjn „f thaswank restnurnnts. ub>niro. the dressing together. son is Inward great simplicity Crouton*. rc e * * * new memtier. 'sumo *av It wa» Imrn In nn eatery Notes: Toss it well slid serve witli silhoutte the all-iliiportant Those present were Mr*. Brin- n, m((<| Caesar'* In Tijuana, Me*, thing. I think every woman I ill ton, Mrj. Albert 8Urk, Mra J . N. jco -ny rate# ^ ha* taken the just before eating so lettuce and need two hat* this spring—one croutons don't get soggy. Soma Dillon, Mrs. Roy BriH, Mr*. John c|B liy cafes by storm. It Is usuulto go with her suit, uml pine Cmirler. Mr*. C. E. Carlton, Mr*. ,y n, the table with a graco mix the dressing in a separate sllliourtte, the other a neulitil howl instead of on Ihe lettuce, straw, lo go with everything It’­ I B, G- Methvin, Mr*. S. C. Graham, cxhlblted exhibited by Jules Julea Munshtn Munsbln as the Mr*. R. 0 . Hickson, Mr*. L. I* head waiter In “Easter Parade." hut they are mostly square*. ll great season for neutral*-" If you don't think this la the Rill. Mr*. William- Wado, Mrs. 8. Peg Fischer, another decorative Actually, any fool ran make G. Ilarriman, Mrs. Earnest Doyle. a Caesar. I do it often. Many licst salad you’ve ever tasted, I milliner whose huts lire to lo Mr*. J . C. Whlddon, Mra. Beck­ husband* make a ritual uf whip­ country, sclcrled a small nff-tln with and the hostess. ping up the salad, even those who love il. fan, bat tn black shiny straw can’t hull an egg without burning brimmed Iii pink rose* and black It. Il brings uut the ham in a man. velvet grapes. Raid she: At the risk of being picketed "Great big luits amt little I,it hv (ho home economic* dent., ly lints lire Imlli good this spring, offer directions for Ihe Caesar but trimming should Im umlei The w. a C. S. of the Kbeneser • 'k J 'u ^ r l w o ^ ’S ^ rn iis staled. If flowers lire used tliei A Methodist Church held Us monthly v " 11 »""*? » >or two servings, should he handled like fiil.ri.. since you’d hotter not try it on ™ meeting on Tuesday afternoon at company the first time out. a* it pnrt of the general line of 2:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. the hut." BIRTH Heve these things ready: A. W. Hamll on South Sanford Lilly Dni'lie, Just hark from Domain* IvRuce, broken Into ANNOUNCEMENT Avenue. The meeting was presided Idle slse and chilled. I'url", chose for her own wrui » over, by Mre. Ji. II. Wynn. The tiesimple white milan hut, mitrim Gerllc oil—drop a. cut-up dove vntlonal and mission study were of garlic into a small Jar of men except for u munlpultitrr conducted by Mrs, H. A. Btcln- salad oil amt let it mellow Inde­ spiral of matching straw. Huhl miycr and Mrs.»C. E. Johnson. she: finitely. At the conclusion of the bus­ Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wharton of 'This is one spring you run go Crouton*—cut a couple of bread iness session refreshment^ were slices (French la best) Into smell Orlando announce the birth nf a in for understatement In hat* served to Mra, Fred^ Russel, Mrs. cubes, douse with the garlic oil sun Mason IIIII Wharton, J r . un It doesn't happen very often. But Wynn, Mrs. Ella Nlblack, Mra; and brown in oven. Apr. 8 at the Orange Memorial • W. L. Hlsrs. Mrs/ fltainmeyer. Now drop these things on the Hospital in Orlando. Mr*. Wharton this season are tmple, witli imt Mre. W. I, Litewart, Mist Eunice lettuce! will lie remembered us the former so many flower*. I tike *um! uii.I natural limes rough straws un.l Wftlktr. Mm. Cifi ur*aRuryg mri A couple of,etu*he* of tne garlic Miss Hylvla Melsch. silks, handled with restraint." R, W. Lord, Mrs. Norwood, Mrs oil. Ditto of plain salad till and nf Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Peters, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. William Nolen, Mrs, Robert Le* vinegar (wine vinegar preferred). Sprinkles nf salt, coarse pepper Sprinkle* end Carolyn Nolan, Janet John­ Tenl Twin. Ksthlsns Cross*,is, Myn son,' Donna Peters and Sharon and mustard flour. A few drops uf Worchester Lee. Jaicaranda Circle H I I April Meet s fs a a fe riffJ K ri = " » ■ > |- l u l l l tia n d in u l , of f i ii r ) i i ) i io i. ti w .in nut ml* o r . I>t . . i o rm h i.n d c r y ti9‘ I Silk S carfs in N j.riua p u v lrls , .un l.t e -, pi ini-. In -h i.u i ■ igIn 1 $2 to fi.tir. Inhi. J io u -e r* I ns Vi* "lim k in g vent*," | Di H i'v io m ii, m l. i m il o o ia lly o lo, I, are lit t le pleat* ii* .h i the k lim m le- no i . lo c a l.>1 and liis lo i I . I I line id the reai The) pro um, • v|diuui-.l In- wn* m a k in g the v..|e -..in ,, g ive when n g t 'iiile iiu iu ' uin io iin ce m i'lil at the* tim e *o Y a le M iiu g * onto u horse. m ight have "am p le o p p o rtu n ity VYui'ieit*, a lw a y s p o p u la i, h a v i 1 lot sttulied c n s t d e i a liu u m t)**■ | ,. gained fovni a* sup p lies iiu 'li uso | ' llo ici ol oi> su cces'u i 'T w .t d . ate no m istake, toil there \ lo ll, p resid eu l w ill In- rtf. tin*v not I., ip u ti' il' m any of \ . i , i . old next v e in , Ihe age at tin in \l" 't . oho* a ,e a t iif le o h o li an o ffo 'er *.f ^ ale i* id ig .l.le S ca tte r Pins in i iiRikle mi Milad) *. Is jie i *(01011 'Itape•i t A ,Hi Jew el- In ti- l.i * , t.ui In igiit lie " , il wa* I.,, , el i, eiiionl tl> lei* lo Id it,*1 Will o. .1 lun-l tod to- nveidnlie go >t -, Hi t S I'" ,' lo o .'.'lit u n n il ot, llo 1 T.d Jo m il...no, nig lo u itenlio t. l o 1 '! w o ..Ion, lo o . um l m e slim le i in , lo S evo o.o i 'a id the in W ill ilo woi Id follow tin* lb If i, , un) ,-itin‘ol li.t ii . | d. velo p iuenl . I ish leml in ...............’ (J,,. I ' m v>1 ' I t v. which hu* loo u I ti',-1 iiiiiio it t iig men w ill. 'U l.l 1 I,,' fo in n n .'t ct.lieeio for m o le than E d it ..i I in l.o Th e T m I... mid | | v e a l... I* “ W ill m gh com pleted " (Jnl 11"I i e.o'ntly ro ll,m en u d t il' I It. , x p te " e d I,, i ttnviclion that d a iiifiillv Vi.1111 lean p reti'iitlim s | do lin ie Inid come when “ fie-di to h iid . i'h lp , nliseiving tliu l a f l.iid i'ro h lp « f the most v ig n rm i' could rv which invents the Snot | uou ltl l,e*l serve V id e , suit mol p io d u c s such n tio cilie s .o ie ie s t' called Itfl'ktM'H riliilH lt i M* iltkt-M I icnm iHly in ii Iftiik -r. ( ’ONITLI t NON TALKS "(Irih'M f 11mi Ameiican eu«- [ lEUDHALFM \jir. Ilo l'l The turners illillcille that British tailors 1I'olli'il Nation- I'alestllie roiiclltu are holding tlieir own and even, lion commission i* j.laimiog to l.e itreilgthelling Iheii position," said gin roiii'ilintioo tiilkn Is'lween Taylor. “AmiTiiu lias, I diuuh! l-.rnel nod Ariili ua'ions at l.ail* sil.V, eoiill llniti'd sotiii'lhlilg use , l i n i n ' . SwitreI Ini"! A|it 31, 'o fill, iruiiginative and in guud tlisle l.omeij Hiuirces ,oul today, ill fasliiiuuil.li' dies* elollies I preItepresentalive- ol Fg,V|il Syria iumi. tiie gieul viii intions of ell- Lebanon, Trim- Ionian mol Israel mate in America have inspired will cimfei sepumli'ly with tin designer' i,, utteiiipl imioviitioos, I'.iiiiiiiissioiiers, w in . hope lo bring j and some of them are good I have them tog.'tin , r,.i talk' mi pei just I,ought mysidf a runuiiej uuioeiil peuce 11. the Holy Land Ehenezer WSCS Has Monthly Me e t i p a a* y M M g M g M -L. Lacy Hmtkii's ( tilt-Sot'll I* It. n n lif n lly h. bn! Ill'll eclogue* III ft, ' oi it, f in g ia i ii e - t.( F iu u l< e tli A rd, *H mi«I t••••n tliy l ir a ) *1 to HO Lovely Slips IfruiiK ifnlly luvr I run HN’il riffii* lit II lift tFllMlhF, U 'hllr 3 .1 1 5 l o 0 . 0 5 NiIon in * * ) C y) B R I G H T AS AN EASTER E G G . . . S W IIT AS A B U N N Y S p r in g 1V r f t H ' t i o n in NYLONS Huprrlur .juuliiv Jiveis that irivt> you IhiiIi beauty and wen. Flattering new «-<intmiif shade i t.y I'hnenit ami .Mtinting Wear foe an* cimi mint ipring-fretb dresses tkei ds light young dsugkfsn with tksir port ityU. Mrwk».) IAS thtlf 'Magic Tooth' workmanthlo and Hnooth-wovsn febrlti that tub and lion to perfscilon tvsry time. Hires Tm I Maaa K» *2 Tm I M il *1 (trim pint Um) T O U C H T O N D R U G C Q . ./Vtl �\ r. ■■saiga II ■ ■il^ml. n,-fl —w.i I v .*'• *. , — mot-* «a— > - Sv ■' ' P A G E F O U R , . f. rt 1 Sanford Defeats St. Cloud tr 9 To 2 In Exhibition Tilt Au Revolr Rate To ' 0 V e r 100 Youths He Run Wednesday |A tte„ded Baseball C, S : * K c hool Saturday lliilill'l trui-k reaches thr end of| ilx (in nil.1 season on Wednesday, More than 1IM> hoys mid girls I wllli fhr lllh Annual Ail Hrvoir of Hanford and Herninola County; llandirap. atended the baseball sehool roriTin* linmllrnp loom* as the dneleil at the field Immediately g im le t in the trnrk's history and north of the Municipal (tall Turk it ik Imped I lint (lloria K winner on Mpllnnvlllo Avenue on SniurM atte Raps H om er laid", Hnllmnli, Mnllr 11, .linn , of the Derby, Desert Hlrenk, Mel tiny morning Weber. Krrnrx Myri I,Ini; ii ml ntliri great rllillli|i|nn* W ith Bases Loaded; IVpin, John l.iihrrt, direelor of Ihe Itlllix hatted ill Millie I. Cntiildo will *h among the starters. There school, expressed appreciation to 1!, Ilmger, I’eplii, Kiiixini Two Locals Meet Erie base lilti*: 1’ftty, Km «on. limit'will hr R rare* and the |aisl lime (hr* youths for turning out In such In H in o'clock. large oiimlrers. In C ontest T onitc runs: Mnllr, Stolen liases: Hull Mi Walter C. Anderson, owner limn. Sacrifices: Connnlly. Double "Why those kids came out on of thr track, iiiid “The season has ID AII r i ll 'll HKf K W iril, III. Hr AIM H l'lt HKCKWITH, Jit. piny*: Coles In llnttagllii tn ('linn rverylhinjf that would toll. Homo Keen n mr< rssfnl one and nil ovprIlrnilil Sports l-'dltor | Herald Spurl» Kdllor aka. I,rfl nil buses; HI. Cloud (Siu rrnwd is experted, plans came on bicycles, in wagons, on I 111 .- ( I N I ( I IN, Apr. II Dllei lot* ol llir Muriil>i Stale league, have hern made In handle a rrnwd trirvrlr* anti four Itoys rode hors­ The Sanford liinnta, playing Sanford 7. Iliixr «n Imllx off l.m Ihrlr first gnmo r»f thr I IMP hase- son 7. Ilrllrilill ft, Connolly I iilr'l lirir vr.lruliv In allow llir lllupii'-* >d llir league %}'> |m Havel |(|f I hull 2,IMH> for Ihe Ill-Ill j es," he slnted. The youths were divided lulu lirill Mursmt In their luunn park, IIip Httiirk mil: Itv Klim* ft. Ml m V. ■ u, i lieliiit.ii I Cmuudlv 2. llila oil ' ip.ri.r * I III* allow,nor UiUCdau liicu pay In i U ’t pri uumlli. Hiet finale " J. hm-iiiiiI mill' Ifto ups lot uislrurlimi and Cloud. Minn., enlry In Ihe Class U r son 2 in Ml Inning.. 1 r-uw. l" ..h ..* <lw. ani.r.l in hold llir All k'l y li .r l .d l ................. July 4 1 Mml*aod’TpMn.ela"',,,, d.ml.le on the all other ; lljltiri*. flrfdU.*, pHrhlni (’ N„r||„.|n I.encue hy a II In J» off Klaus. I in ii 111111111.'*, n run*, h lm r n 1 learn *r|ei leil liy llir le.itrur Ini* .uni llir Irani wlmli u ,M" 1 j and ealrhlni; insliucllons were ________ ___ { clven In all nreseitt. off Olsen, I in I I-11 litnmu*. > l.atliou til** tflllfKf fill -III!V I. m in i yesterday afternoon. will in' UIVI'II till* «1(1(If11 Johnny llodson, Jack Mcl.nln, s r s / s i ’ MM ...................... ........... . .„ lied So\ Make Triple Hny I,urns. Hill llnrrl:i, Iliihlrer Jonnard and John Krider were on I'lay III Lions Loop i"\l«illT*s sKl.KrTinaa hand to assist In Inslruclinc the Kn 1 llltlK x rtnmlte. Aiitlm r « „ iliv „ ,.. ........................ . ........ . «-'"M ,|re|, Sivin Tim e | p in y r * eipnl I’ark. llir lie,I So* nc.'rnlrd Hie Sent |(.arson. Umpires: I'owell A Mi hind" on limn 111 and return In III" Hr- i-nil lint. K llrly rfox. I* I* I hv ati a 10 I inaiuin ■» a Kh* Hanford opened yesterday's 1 j^iigid'tn, Time of gnmc I ftlt. 1 \tnnn ipal Catk on June 22 for the. T ill, a liens' Ilent, Tim Till, 'lllllv I It la pstlmated there are i i I h iii I I. ioii * I'inh Jooior l.riiuue eonlest game hy scoring seven runs In the. _________ _ j ballot mg 11'..... I1 ' , , , , I- 1 aim ui wlilrh Hie lied Hox ex- VflM first inninu. Hltorlslop Johnny Mr-] — I*.,tilth Tuff HI iff f, HIh llortler. IftU man-trallinir bloodhounds In will'llI* ........... „ triple idnye. • .........., ........ .. in cities, w,'i* Manus and Hluhlfielder Jerry ,\|» Kif«*lmll. ! srrvlco In the United States, fi'iffL * lur IIpI sf , \Vtruly Hpnl, K ill / o f the S e n ,,......... (ill a floegcr drew free passes. Centerra m lo *y [ ........ p'-imh.sion III tfoadensi -ii 1* 1 to M u is 1(l a t fn D i *1 i,tl.... lia a-. \|„ 1 J ill, fielder Tommy Catnldo slnuled In hi I’niylriM fhif kl**. I 1 H iii.i I ■ui'iie uaiae it tile htiiao I lie 1" it a 1 u l i l i r l a t f " " t 1 1'I” |,|«|(|n 1Li rIK»*iii, v*»r*1 left fi'dil, sr'irinu McManus and mv j o b in u rm .H it ,111 1 d" not interfere with Hoi (ath t^ioftiifiOM Until Hor4**i *»-. o iiil o u t t ta •II H -liiy ril the tuill | H- *■ all mnvine lloetrn In third. Leftfield\I* Nrwsfraliirr* I ni l State l.'iiU'le eonlests. and In t la v i • at t h itlid In rati-h allot tier j 1 er Huh llalloiim walked In Dll Ituhy, HrtfM ktli'h Ltlilillr* I iiim iil'-'l I-am oititiiiueiiielll 111 Ihi 11 h iii U iii f 11r I the Hacks and Mnllr IiIhsIciI ii -I IIIIO'-I ifM ltvM iii.il rilit'H Ii ii vt it 11 filijur-. Vtitl) film In K. I toner! H I i mtk, letter hluli pltrh. over the left . #l ti VKHO IIKACII, Ht» Arthur |( I Tin* v*-io M il I .low t T* i.t h |n » u It'Ulu*. 111in i iff k field wall for a luunn run. Third Mnnn< „s,|Hlnnt lo I'rrslili-iil I 1 I Ki niur iiimI W"Iiii VI» v, mill 1 h* h II llRHt'fiinn .!im .Innns wnlknl ami ||rJU)r|, Kirlicy «if the Itrnnldvn « npl'inv«(| Ihn t the I eeshtiiL* finn ! 1""1 ‘ 1,11 lu “ '1 iV iairiirra n v r x im I Hrrnml Hasiumn Clmrliu l*u|iin Doii^rrs, stumped alinnt imliif V. 1 , ' . I llio l' S II;,IIn il,It, h i.h r.- Mild Jo i. I llia r H.b! K— Kuturlly ......... , . ... .. .puffa .... 1 '*" ” ......... . bu Mm key W in te rs ! ' • ! „ , , _ ................ i ( ,m . ,I| , I ....... ... A. Tan Klara. .1 llllly '« WH* hit i»y I'ilrhnr Bill Lnnmn. riantly. In liftw»—n „.. tfiiwly . ki v Hinn-ui mn»u»ifi*is »h»* I(« Ml ■ I t " * - ID ......... 1 »n«*VK.-rw t A rlln ir's J i ,*| i .. I,III,lea Klrst ItasemiLN Fred W e h er filed o f h i* U k , blin k eitrm ire kepi i U n ity Hobson Is m a m ig 'i " I j J 1".',',*' t, S w ift Time. !' I'a rh Mas Pc"-* \ ini)|MMrtl in ulinw iI'liniHi in1Sox. nut ami I ’itche) l.en Klim s rolled n iu tte rin u lo lilm self. in * I'Ir S' l*ay tile Semimiles. m i ii m i ti At r:— a to Mils out, ad van rln ir the tw o men on the ... turni*«| ........... . in ... thin ,r.;. M ... ' -| r ,ta Irnirm- . to have F in a lly iIn* . , fo u . i v e teran 4. I |i,i i K *' Kay. 1 4"1,111 Tout'1, bases. M cM anus w alked fo r the ,m r ll.r pl,„| harked: "Im iiK ln e the " '“v -' ■ "Oder control at one tim e . I l:..| Indy, ft Hill I'ux, * Ilarla PIIIATKH WIN .).... I, Howdy |,k. S Kllrly Hut. second tim e am i I I iu -k o i 'Ire w a nerve o f those guys C nlluiu II tMit m ii I v tiitv c mu tin* n rtiv c ll-.t . | lillllll t i l t h —V ia Hite fre e tirk e t to send Jones across n ehamplonshlp race Aral who Wif- i l i ' f n i t i t l , A11*" ji ' Hoy l l o l l ' t * I'l r a I e* I I f* Tall, l Hess IIi-mI i y\Iso I ’ m - i i l<ui *iiin B iiili't nf f itiini*t | defeated Maimgti Jim Higgins' ...... >,.>, t ' l,m*! Haimner. f, lt',*l" w ith the sixth run of llm fra m e , a te they to deride th a t '1 W hy Hurl] « f'liat And I'titn. T Hilly Cntaldo w alked fu rrin g l'e p lo Tli,im »ot, And that lloliy llir ' Mile , ailed a m eeting ,,f um pires | ( |7 | f, m a K o liu y gam e | At,‘It Mm.in llot home. Ila lln tn n uiounded oul to W e've got at least a tlosen men h i; tit •■nine-villi- fm tom orrow now in - n,in-day afleiiiooi, at lie- Nmlil. ' ’„ ,,|lj.|J,' r||AP|,V—V H Hite •n d the lim ing. i.tii Doilget ram p tig h t now w in ,] order to give the itth iliets last 1 y a park. I I Tntf Htufr, 2 Two II Tiimola S Florida State League Directors Boost Pay Of Umpires To $275 Ashamed of SM BBV 1) Sprue* It Up with World-famoui BONDEXI A rt the neighbor) talking oh out your wotof-ilolnod itucco Homo? OI»* if o booufy Iroolmtnf with Bond**. Thli retloroi lh* original whilonoti, chockt wall dampntit. Eo»y lo |utl bruth it on. T ha C ost it l o w l A l-lfc. )«lil|< *1 wkltt h ' f l l ■ till tbsst | Itllsn, I|10 ••IK (Cslo'i »a*ktly M*k«l C o lo r-S ty lin g IdooB In H I U N n d t x C o lo r C h a r t a t Kennel Club Entries i; Y O U R L O C A L P A IN T , H A R D W A R E O R H U H .D IN G M A T E R IA L D E A L E R •• .’"aniaifBS io n d ix hyokaulic c im in t Itfywi, N 1 <M«nl<wl —414 TVo*io*do«Con^«rtf 11#.Iwlii Cklf«f«i Ul Clubhouse Sniifoid scored again in the see- t-mild *pnl eneli o f them f iv e | miteit, la -t im tioos noil ..... ............... I'i'." V,‘T : T re ^ p "p -k !''V M,» and as M a tte singled down tin* yards and beat them tn a h it-; ri*-igum eoi foi lire opening nkf ,,** W te Mtenstroio amt Peoiungton , * ggy Hklttpet ip. th ird Irase line, w ent to second yard race." t ■t l*i«--itli-rrt lln lle i also ealle I 'ui ihe t idis wt'ii, e n-isehet Ull'l , I I K i l l I I A I P . — ft H I M ile I <f.i Itetsy 2 Two H Trev - At. J oil n w ild pitch, movi-d to th ird on M niin filia lly eiilined down long l i . t h n t ion to the riving of hnso Flank Sam MaiDon uiopin-'l the Windy Spot, I r . , 11* 11110. 1 K»rn an in fie ld out hy Jones and went enmitrli to explain that the New J hall dm mg the '•'•tiling season, giuiu 'due, a * i 'utle .Mae. 7 Jim Tola l*uy, yrnnipm itig home on ato ile r by Y m k lin in ls ntul th r rie v e ln m l lie a -k -d i i i 'l i team nm nagi-r lo s wMil- < lay *HTH It AIT----ft HI Mile Pepin. Inillans w en- p repating a m nleli I ns-i 1 .lie iim p lies In keeping Imll I i‘,..||liiH llettx. 2 Hu t ,I 2 NorlllINDIANS MIN The filia l S a n fo ld run came ill race hl'tween th ru respective out ,,ft tt„ gio nad a fte r ta in * a* iiiueli u> I*,,, I I 'rtitii llo» ;• .Xly It"t in 11,,11n11* d'-lealed Hit Tigei < ,ltosi *, Praying I'arkle, 7 Mlaale the eight Iiflu m e wlteti W e h e f fitddeis, the w tnner t,, lo* hi h « If i ht« ■ in o n le i to cut lias*l.o, * Jnliii lia r * ,m l .! lo li a, a Itolary l.eague eonH'st w alked, was sneriflrt-d 1" serotld claltni-d the "fastest mini in bn -e hull . <|,, iid itiiie * *l:x l: v ril II.II K—ft 1*1 Xllle hy Don Connolly, moved to th ird b a ll." | i , . , ' | , , i p te -m ii lot tin- m eet, on Fiulnv at the Ninth SI n e t I I!,oil Harder. 2 Tribune flll'f. 2 ii xt*-on, i mi " f liiirkskin, :> on a g roundel by MeMatlUH and T he m ention Ilf the "fnste»l I>, i n 1Ir,,,I,,, |n,|..,| I,dm K rtdct Ilf San Pat' loa, Ialoes Pm A Yankee. 7 Tidy M null p ile hi-il and Spencer i lien srorpil when T h ird llnsem aii M yers ia liiiseliall" again *•■( ,,f( Main, |, , , ,| l, |l Ivm i mi of I'a la lk i. Old o f St. Cloud booted a slow to lle r ''W h y , the e n lin * Ih'dg i i , amp | > , I ' .pi, , ,,f Ita y lm m lleneli ■ought foi I lie lllilta t,*. w hile llastl I I I . I I I II H A IT I— ft 10 M ile II,..I,., woiUi'd as hnltclicdj I I..oldies Itlll'y 2 Iteaske Il'-BII, by Connie K nvakis. •« laughing at till- idea o f I toby „ f 11 , tail,to. Allison The Semitmle Cminly Tulmrrii* vs. Timms, iii far Ihe fastest ...... |'..i.i ,,| t .oim -.vdlr, .lin k l»'-iu|i |lot tin- Tigris , * ''NiiiuVat'"NamtiVr1" ') yVHa ............. 'Listen Iasi* AaxnelnllnN will........... spoitsor the *" liwsehall." "I.isteti. lie fnalv lh A VV. K|»jw, .h i iiisnifit'uj dim f Hit l«firr> K ,,l Si Vign line. Ulin Cal MNTII •i%rr—.nm II Ni l'—V IH Mile rtf t II*' llfilhlfll flh*i I" I*- Svfll! K | ill l'fi|tf», 2 IihnbiI Hfri'iik. *1 IIMM'Ul’f' I »»r ill*’ i Iitf*• *** villi' Ml UimiIhIoji, 1 S«»u,l H.illv, 11ul**' I mikIiImii iiiifi .fm k Itutir.uu iim|ili- MmI...t. *l flbirhi K. 7 Mphytii. N Alt t I mu id IT.NTII UNIT.—A in Mil# 1 V•in ii l(t|lu'. 'J I’ni'D . *IIrl* 31 T'tt Ll-elt "ri|i, I Nluiiil HiiHmA, KbimI m !.»• k«*l. R lilts Mulilf. 7 lllfiipii'l* AI ’SMI F III IHV MKI.IMM’HNK kPi Austral­ II**); ■I l Iown |(ub*» X . s : -* K iv ,- r ian Illympic eyelid .lack lloohlll FTH ABOUT T I K I plans lo ride in Hie world (lion- i K UAHASOTA, F l a — MPt — No ■ tenr road rliiimphiu ■tup at Cnprn .e .,o „ opens Thuraday evening. | Triple A C , s ^ m d ^ , e l,e ,e ! 'day n|.....nil*lil .................. . aimmineed r '" r in Die Augusta, inning of any..................nmt night g liiigeo, Deniimi’k, H i d was Hu , HI. Cloud ■;i run ran he started nftor lltiftO ... . f'1* a look. Why, out own Male lim rililig by f ’miMly Judge II I Itmildli w-a, a elose dxili in ttie majora All II I D \| 11 mi kley Iiml mile ( ‘ox Hie fll-llel I haigllla Sii-o limn. wlm I curd I IHtH Ulympli imiil race ___ Iih-hI city time, the playing A M ,.................................................. Hftttaptid. . rules rnmmUtee agreisl during a I; Minn ,r ellln tllVl,.v 1,1 1 holiiaon j „ ,.fllni ,,n|ei In , null .rule Mu Myers. Ilb (I 'i To prove tbal lie was aid iiii-ie ||(1,( Aiipilixfmnlidy IiJlttH ......pie wtpi 1 I ecpnl meeting. The phrase "local ... —e11" replaces the words Ko*. ef I fl ly talking mil of Ids haltered lull irnly Mien liohliy , c ity iitim | „„„ |fin ................. ki-' w.-iitlu Cliaimka. lh If, 0 Mann look the wnlei l.y the I|th( Wi| I„|.,.„ ,.„xl of He I...... . ' ale mi the II S w ar lim e." Wr.illiel bur lllrhnidville It II I 0, arm, and led him I" a ieal lit.... . [ ||ni|g,, „„ n„ Ml ,hdm Itivei iiim '' staff "f "i"operative all MIKAN lilti MAN Fox. <■ •J II I II. to goodness e in d ri lia e k . Iililll (lvx Me |s of ..... . le n e i i i. u.iknow n. I ........ NKW YOHK uV) - lirorgo Knrsmi, e I I I ** eapi-einlly for the Dodgers. Ml Colen, Uh I ii A tall. well limit mi'ii, 11nn a n 1 Tin- first pnielued tiloodhouildti Mlknn of the Minneapolis l.aknrs llaskethall Assoeinliiin of Potty, if a t ’J tt McMullen, former track cmudi a t. ! v v ri»* ilii|i|» ril *«» l|i«* U n itu 'l aShittm led Atnerlrau point scores with DUtN l.arami. p n n o (I- I'cnn., and now track instinct'#- •Speed itiul .(iB'i’tl d t-lrt uiiiiittm ti i f §■**••** Ktlj?fiMhl ii I mmi! IKtM). tallies this year. It* also had the Olsen, p 1 n II I si the 1 lodger ramp, siuomolieil IN ' mi t»if( jr»al (ilirf of Mi*' wit .I n 1 ^ Deftriilii, p i ft (I I I tlie six iiforeinentloNed farm fi|ic'»i«Miiri hi Mh i nuiijt ” | Thf* If. S, VVi'iitli*»r Ihiiuuii Ia host average per giitni-, 2 M.ll, nioaS Did goals upd most fouls. ■-Nan mi n tt (I 0 , flaxlirs. I ii regular Madison lh* W ill \ I lie y iiu iiif nitii* ** I j 57 yuHFR <>M Tot ft Ix ao a 24 |ni Sipmrr* tiaidrn style, lie lined 'k|u|(* Mif |ilt!-u m iin iiil fu lfil cif Hi!* them up, balked out "on your miDtm ill /iiiii- v11)••, i Him. m |'1111 Hanford ------------ -V _ S A N I m ill O K I \N IM > M I ’ .1 Alt it I’M \ mark." ami uei off hi* pistol lie Iii ii hud three lull ’ ‘' “'V* 1 . . . . .N rtlltN ON I LA I If. A I MrMftimI ft Away they dashed, hoirlmll orj'nnl/ril tun hall and led Kiel Cil’ t . . . . . . . j . . . . . . , . a s i i i n <: A H im w florger. rl I (1 uniforms, Hiilkes and all, flush league earli lime. He tupped the Kavakls, if tl II ing across llm tit) yard ntripe wltlv Three i > |. ,,,-u, ihe In i two ,, (J! pot inllrh daylight hetweeii lliem year. Catftldo, ef U W I-IN TF.CHNICOI.OK — ZANE (iHKY H 0 III Witt, the little Mobile "lilflel * f*irliol<e- pm e,t Ihe I-,a.tern flftllman. If f-( ,|jer, finished first, lie wiih lint- -I I ........... Mnttft, e „ ||J In fl.O for llm Wl yards. The win Id <Men ban- . He pilfered seven Darga, e (1 [j| reeoril I* *1.1. Nielpdas and I’lm- t,a-u- In f. dmihl |,e„<u, and inree Janes, Hit ,. ’. . k i l l made It in H.H, Jacobs was Ilmen stole live la a piinie. l’eplo. l!h 1 #. |timed III ti.lt, and Korwly and, Itaekley i* n.»i exactly a alow* Malinowski ANN 111 YTII B OF.ORffF, BKF.NT •„ ( Schmees ravered Ihe distance In t poke either. In Ml 111 lie led the InWetrer, lh n '»I 7 ^B*. i irrniiMoual l.engim with il.’i swip MOW AMI) DUFF »ANK UAHWHI.l. Klaus, p 1,1 llt“' *" *’d sucks. Hack m ’ ll In- wip. No. Connolly, p fl II •o’ o .... Ihomson approiu-h that," yelled | I man In tin(ienrglii Floridii K ID D IE S U N D E R I? A I. W A Y S I R I 1 Totals an n “/ " Mann tiHiinpliiiutly. "We've got j l.uagm- with II stolen lim.es. A—Htnirk out for (tlxen - ...... In .. tlth. 100 hoys In camp, anil aiiyliodv HI. Cloud mM» (KHI 20(1 2 who can't l ii it llm (UI yards In at] Hanford 7111 1)00 (Ilx It, least 7.2 is frowned upon. If Huns: HI. C loud-Fox, Clinnaka. they don’t go under 7 . 1, they urn Hanford—MeMunus, lloiger, Ca- stricken fro m ronsliloratlon. cuitrsl tunlglit Malinger (Iruhei had nut di elded mi his pitchers fm (lie eon* test tonight. 1ml indicated th.il hr timv Star........ . Will,nr. a rookie righthander. Umber slated that lie plans finned, " I ’ll tail up *ix men a pe'ilei ,,| I i , dang nod t»'-lie Fl*h gainst And ... .llii-ni , . rigid , . . . .now . i i ot Del.and. ^,llli"R h.' ,"'1 Mvitli 1 ....... '•handler* peimissloti. of ............ "V . " j ’1?. , 1 h," " » " n finish latter Johns ra p tu re s 100 eighth, tespeetively. My *ix ape* «tf^sav "pty.'irTi, Red Canyon’ m ■Krenlnis- 4fr ‘c z T T i u T i r ^ i i ? Matinees. (Oe ft Children- Ifc LAST DAY MONDAY! DODIt OI’F.N DAll.t m s m m w w w . ' . ALAN IADD in ‘WMISKRING SMITH" ROWING TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY itwm, mo. nnui xm m i m win tn wm« no -»■ t.O N tCOAT COMHtS/ x . It nur hr I * ■A H - * .. OMU * tUUHSM U*tCHOSM OHit/ » K* jrn ij a rtlon° p ro p 0 A ,W KKK ft. SEAT COVERS 39 u T S u Sh m p HART « ><foa» A U T O R A D IO rw r PIMM U : K i r** ‘ ,‘'X - c/* V . ARI« 1 -I-xAHM-V M tk , p fS A *. m \ v»***f*x ,* V* ,V a rw§-. g iM * tlM ' >• two IwMNflrSSfOHt IFASTI CUAMR low! WAX ft i f,. -;. •■■tfTV- > PAY O N LY Fl? ealona *trjftin lands lh# w«T *• Iw or lira priceal A qanuina Firoofon* tiro with Iho lamoui Fit salons Lifsliino Guarcmlso. Us lough, ruggod Iroad prolocis againsl ■kidding I And Iho sxclusles Gutn-Dippod cord body glvot grsalsr prolsdlon agataM blowouts —an oxtra value found In no othor tiro in this pries classl Don't dtlai' — •quip your ear today dt this MONEY* SAVING LOW P1UCE1 ± ■*. vs •* SOI K. H r s l HI ■ ■ ■ ■ > > JNTNI ywClj'wg M X N lm IM S t.o H t r *S t t o o t m r * -Till . ill, Ll !p » lV i . T ■k com m M /m tm ocMm n C,N tItS M 3 * 0 HOOKS* r ’-.'vV \vV ' j j , f*s y ro u s t! (W ill Convoy Tire FREE The Miracle Lustre Finish for Kitcheis, Bathroom, all Woodwork! HUB I1. M, r ‘ - KEMWiLO NtovJ®^ SALE f ir f f t o n i « \ ■;. r r . < MONDAY APRIL II. 1W9 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■W! ' * J’i- ^ijj •"V '• f • . ,. iW is *a �i ’ m8)A Y APRIL n , \ m * 4 rtrt M u sh ' !,o v # r * r r o g r o m 4 in M un I p o i t h y m tr S lp iilt * 4& ivy ltei|llP«t !, in* 4*vmNF|l»erry Ih o ri % JD T h e A So f l r l g h f S$o*4 j 1’* S to ry H o u r K u« Nf»w» MJ StiH-k M n rk**t lO i i o r l K 4»? | ) n t r llt H ' V 'lo rld .i h |.‘ Kurro Mark »•) li Jl! T t t l M l f H<•IIR rt R J d H |M irti I'n r o ili* * » Hf IU * a*I V|lIHlf mi PrtftlTIK aall I «iolld I r M ve n ln g MtiNi. : ID Hyen on th o i " to im iilin i* RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. G rey h o u n d R a c in g T iim u a n or K 30 * 3,» 7 nil VVc»|f>rn J h N fH M W estern Jnml)Mt*P T l | r * n 'rliH k C h it) ii no R Jo ' IA o no l* o | t iil* r -Muh U* M o rn in g l>pvuM nm i M o o d * in M u ih W o r ld at N liit* r NS Newt* IN 3o * • TONITK’S ALL ST A It FEATURE Ninth line*— n>l rt Mll«---------I1*. 34IS. 678- PACK T tt* PJUrrOM) BBtALD , BANPORD, FLORIDA Greyhound (inn la on tlic t(r Io nite over W OR K a t 6 : 6 6 and W I . O F a t 6 : 6 6 with all th e ‘dope* on tha dug* a t tho OrlandoSa n fnrd K enn el Club. Mel L in g Sw eet S a l t y Kl Tnpo Gloria K I (evert S t r e a k Mr. 8 h o r l * l u p Hphynnx liultc H n tlx ir MINORS ALLOWED • !• if |o 40) 1 1 Dl) 1 1 Jo 1 r. 12 410 1j I.S i IH) i 1• 1 JO no .1 no Ymir A (V»f tit TrFAfl i*|il. S pw |lt*r rowpil. Dio* Orthi’fiini St m SI nr ii Inti YaitlPiy Military llmol World Ht Noon i loo riui) I’nptlliir M)|m|4' triitln Amerit ii ii 4 >1iim11'hiI Vwrlot Ii*m Of gull rides I nl r» Im!*' I ! .to M ld n l$ :lit l 2 on s ig n - - R U M POST TIME 8:110 I*. M. ★ i iff SANFORD - ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB v| IN I 0 I |.t M a i n x l l * \*e. ■'ID '■-.Ir*I■<•i* S\i'. 1■ C h un . FELLOW the "It s for yon. M o m . . . Take if Downslairs' U l A S M I Hi Oirlt Forret F a in , Thaiks To 2-Wiy Help W h it t* d* for m n o n 't aM**il lunHtnnal mnntWf p4ln* Many » ntfl *n«! w fim iii h** lontul (hr An»«rr in CAR* tmra 3 ★ hrlp Ymi Ar*", CAIlIX5! n)4f mtfc# lh n *i* Into #*»for for yon In H ih rr of Iva mai» t|i Mmrin! I do?* b*tnt# ■your tinwMon>! tik. n an tllffftfd *n 'n* I lobil. M eknnlit tirl|» relfoh* fgnrtlonol N IC K S PAC KAG E STOKE O n R o u t e 17 (H an fo rd fli g h tv a y ) a t Lottgwood about 8 mllea n o rth o f Orlando r « #*** h **» *F f • llrDMtOr « litimii her l i r e "Mii Mii W IN E ★ m «l i t M n»ni V i'il LOW f :\HH-Hr G IN ★ n e rn snoi: snor <)|ilnnii‘l i lot ■Jl I l n u r S e r v l e e It . n .l.v# ..i« IM lIh W H IS K E Y 1111 1MIONK 1t ~ mm— T rvvr:----------------------------- J 4A Knur *11 f'roKrnm I 'n lM t r r * E x p ci I Shoe |{r|i.llMlii: Or. Henry MeLuulin W all I’ttpiT • 1’iilnl “Yellow ” 1444 Alert till’ ll-ifol Nl$:lit K.lltlr.o 1TIMlilt* St 1*1 1 l l r r l r inti HI $lei'll i *«»!*• trier 4|l|lt H(o>rt« Klflli )f l»rl .Xt cnnllric r m ..rd I ’ .dlr*! NitlirOM t ‘I iIMhIi ,|| S m)|\a ll It 4 NVivh 1*111 litiild* Tlino t i ♦♦ Hh. Mtf * -Mr-iir tTirT T h e T illN K IN li Mike M)-**itr* I I *'ii lia r N o li* Mon* It T a llin b Hi lit m IM ile ri* of ; * jl, l* «IO . * »* , MJO " IN 1 1ea OO 1 i*1 *•:» i " »'• |o lo — D R IV E -IN — OAK n 4UUAC Slo p ilrhfnx, dry up hlM lerf q u l r l t l r . i a f f l r V V \s .So HIM** Tmlay POISON IV,Y *1 V YH 'D R Y TA LBO TTS F IV E pOffodtr 410 Sanford Avenue in »3t iokill llvfO'inhoiil thi n c n lh like o t«>ntf it ihouLf tmproo* y«'jr • p p f t t ii iltffM lm i 4Ai| Ifo it h flp ■TURN AT RED ARROW build tip re*1■**ti-* f for itm try hut dofr M eom* rAliimi i* *rIrntlflfillf pr^pirM i n i •elonKftrallf leale.f |f »nt| Hlffrr »l ih«wt r f f um imio , i r i t \ m1M11 ioitov \ rm F AI NT J OB Iry I1EUALD Want Ads a N K W -mull c e m e n t block cabin. S c r e e n po rch, aluinlmmi roof, (In till x 120 f t. lot — $1,376.01). link 1M7, W . 26 th St. Per Retelli H a r a ld i % < i a «a <lai* ia a e a r IIa a la a v t lla a Miaea 10* a a r H a t la a a r lU a ilM »a k r a a r lla a l a a r r lln a ila ir a f c a . r l i a r la a a r lta a r i t a w a r t a la th a lla a . .la a k la ta t o t a r h la r h r a re r a t * . PHONE 148 •i * r a a l * 4a will l k * t a lr a k n a a U H |M aim * • raaitam r h a r a e I f r» a » a a m r •a IlklrO la lh a Ir lr a lia a * hank, •a r a ia r a fa t I hi a a r*s ia ia ia 4 a . llaa lh a a a r a r lla a i la a t p a r la * la a a r a r a a ip llr . la n r 4 r r fa r aa la t a a t a r th e A ral aaaathla v u l r r , a ll W a a l «4a «aaal ha la a a r a f f lr e a a lh a Oar h afara a a h llralla w . Plaaaa a a t f f r aa Iia a a a 4 la la tr it aa . rra a aeawra la ra a a a t A t r a a a a l ha r a iB a a a lh li rat "4T HANFORD HERALD FO R REN T A R T IC L E S F O R S A L K ch S M A L L f r a m e Home ro m plelety furnikhed. Im m ed ia te po a*e**lon. M eal for couple. Locatio n 1113 Oak Ave. T rice *6 3 0 0 .0 0 . T e r m * , if denired. K xrliis ive lint* 7 ROOM hm i*e o f p<i*t-bellutii ( civil w a r ) t y p e . R r a u t i f u l nattin g w ilh aliade, f r u i l * and f lo w er*. Rent o f n e lg h h a ia . lad lio v AilO. I m m e d ia te p o **e**io n . Let 11* »hnw you. IIA A Altl> R e a lt y Cu. 2110 N. I'a r k Ave. T h o n r 303. *2106 llo ( H ) *1 0 . 0 6 *1 6 0 0 1.10 06 #30.06 • ir.xiit $5.00 S E R V IC E S mi H20 W. 3 t,l Si. \ *“ I 11*|If 11 If I'm n f HOT Ll'NCHKH every day from 11:30 la 3:00 at MOM Fit s. .. " . — „ E x p e r t Radio RepultuiK Fie.| Myer*. ill I K 2n.l, St j p i . ih jh sANHINfl -and flnlahtug ■ ... - . .-------. with modern ripiipinenl. 2a 1 yeni*' experience. Work gum-, anteed. F. F. Steven*, 111. 2,! Ho* 143 A. Kniifoul Call 716 R4 aftei 7:00 IV M. "r hefnre 7 0 3 1 AM k m e m i c or A tT .'IV L F .N K W ill liIN ti Kan Im i| >tol 01 A Li|pl. t .. 2I1H W. I* t S t r e e t 2 S F C O N H liaml dmilile p cile -la l .Im p head l y p i* t d e*k « , wnlinil lmi*li I'mvelT* O f f i c e Co. i --------------- — — Ken .1ini imii- C o w a n '* Hhrrl M e l a l Him y Indigo him proven to he 1111 W o r k * Im m w r a d i a l i u * nnd c x r c l l. lit I. gum* co ver c l o p , mol new e m e * Riidiattir r e p a ir in g I., l.ulld lip *iilt. We ipn.l.' We l a k e .iff and Moduli llil- ul 36 l e n t * pel II. Ill lin g s k i: i s for cl i|imn!Itic". u*k fui d eliveted p i ic e - Sli**|» \ *I • \t . *|«11r*t |. I • ! •11•«I *« I M tI "• Ip .. Rpcl’s Fiiint Shop K ill N\ SI iiu\ A ptM U U th li ItU fl 1 11- 1III |**4f t ,11III I ,11 1 •mu < S(*tT(hf.1l 3 ,*hi fl«lt I till in II CONVINUNCI IN (HI KUCHIN Y O U R “S H IP W l l i a Xu r « l e i t . | » n I r l r p l l . l l t P III I lie k ll< lie n COME IN" Sooner Id mi i 1. I. ,.1, .... it > ii in II til ••i * *%•*’ )» •full 1" L e i 1>■ t» ■Ha ■1 111 1 Mill 114ef 114 it 1 3 ..11 . 1.01 1 , .dll.. It,.I . 11,1II . , to ll'. t l 1 IK 1. I..K 1 It 1 I • I I .. K i n . •I . ..III. «li ill* 1*11 III, III.. I I I . I . m a k e t o ll, )d m i . r li.d d ru n Mime .( m. m, i 1i 1i By the Aid of Newipapep ADVERTISING SO U T H E R N BELL TELEPH O N E AN D TELEG RA PH COM PAN Y |1Y vrnv TiiouoMTrok vOF YOU, UMCR... At THOUGH •M-YA.r.Kip. h o p e r n r ‘x SOMEWHAT M05 PIPN t ( ALL APART INACCUHATCc . iTHOUt tHtIR ntOULAA lORTSTOP l THE r . W llllf YOU'VE 0CEM V A SKI TLAPPIRQ YOUR 0K3 WHO Dll A US A (' MOUTH AND " \ HU SH ED you COUNTINO THE MIGHT OUT Of ^ SIXTY OS WU VOUO Pl)61 AT PAID YOU . -■v i Al|p II looiv:, t ie r / ip /a 1 1 N j If A A I At FN 1 » : V4». I IIIVT MI|INTTTI , I A O N f I A ', 1 l u l l * ' n il IS P l AY H i t • H iin iii't l . Mt*tl> ' ^ I no 1 ■ fV SHORT STOP/... J ) I . M I MI tiCOP DAY.' MIMFtilill \Til TltlNTINtl \n 1 * rv T iN t; 1. M. TH LVAII t T\<M................ U N K room mot fnrn inhed a p a rt CRHIHT RCRFA I 1 o f Se v ille, F l a . i iiW it. 2 08 N. I ’a r k A ve. Thnne H M A L I. m eal m a r k e t and g ro . Tlmne 2101. SAN IORII 1 e e ry co m b in ed. Murk and fix 1270 J , Thnne IHI> l i n e * , All r a s h blliilie**. Cleare d IIIIKAhFAST -aerverl every day " B N ,,*l,k H K N T A L R F i n e Imme In S a n f o r d , *1 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 la *t y ear. Rpn*on for HENSON A V tlL N l! C all Ihciii fiirn l "lied. * 116.00 . T h r e e room . ahniit vn 111 pnintilig piolilertiri Helling h e a lt h cond ition. Reply frirrii.lt*'.> rn lln g ea In Lake 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D | K*liinnle* eheeifiiUy g i v e n . T t). H.tx 1163. M a i y . F l e c t r l c k itch e n . S p ecia l Tlmne 263 It m 1607 .It. Iligheet ra*h pilia paid for lined 6 R OOM f r a m e hou*e in Oviedo r a l e for "iiin m er. furniture Ted llavl* Furnlliira ! I TIIOI.STKIIINC > Tlioiie Y m ing l l a r r l a , Oviedo H A Y M O N I ' M. IIA I.L , R e a lt o r Co .111 c i»t. Th, 06R._______ iH e p m i l li g , rccovei In g, *llp c n v r i ., 2031 10 2022. Tlmne 1160. lefliil.h iiig E rtln in le* given 11 e l :- w a n t e d S a b o ’ . U p h o H e r y , I I I ! W. F i i. d F U R N I S H E D A p a r l m e n t * »o auit a H IK L E .S T O R S A L K i i a i , lllfi I’nrk. l in t W a t e r , e l e r - --------------------------- -------— SI Tlmne 1363 tCT waa lier mid l e f i i g e i a t o r . F R I E D J t I M I I O S H R I M P ditiner* C O L L E C T O R with ea r, one d a y * work a w eek, * 2 0 ( 3 1 a day. T, O. 1 j X P h o n e tfl6-R. 1 e v e i y n l g h t . *1 .0 0 . H O M E R ’S. A L T O S FO R H A LL H»x O IL C i t y , 1 npnrtliient. TUXEDO FEED S: Complntr line. N IC E un fnrn laheil IIOOKKEKTF.K or experienced 1030 T A C K A H D S i x . good eondl H u n t ’* T u x e d o Feed S t o re . 601H Celery Ave. til. 11. iw iy a i l l * 4 0 6 .0 0 . .1. \V. clerk needed by local firm. VaHall. Tlmne mill W caiion. gtoup IriHuimice furnFURNISHED apailinent, 1I«W> LUNCHEON nnd «hurt order* Park Ave. Adult* only. Phone 1 »rrvrd every day at l.aney * 956.R. • I*p»K Store. 76e up.__________ S.1HIM W ALKBO AHO S HENKARIK. UUaa A Taint t o 1 112-111 W. 2nd. I'fio .e 32(1. in a n y rerun in y o u r h o m e VrUil •«•! f 111»I I III* 11•1 t •I •I // (ll* I Mill I 3 I ! L> • |• . «.0 11 , Oil IIS 2 -V V . '.>6 E x l p n s i i m T p Ip |i Iio iit ( ’o i i v n i i c i i n 1 i r i i i t n tilt Til....... C A L L ft I T f o r l lu t t e i y . ( i e n e m t o i and S ta rte i*e iv ice SwiunN R o t i c i v S c iv ice . ’Ii'l W Fir-t St. ~~ U l t l . A N U t l Moinint! S c n l l n e l Hi Inodn K vcntng S l a t . Call Ralp h j liny. 11 0 6 .1 . | I fin * 1THP (111* < *fll! 114"11* V F .N K IT A N I I I . I N M S in tu it- t o m del S c m in o iu V e n e tia n l l l u i d Co f 11 m t|t Ymi T A R T S A M ) S E R V IC E T a lm r ltii \ * r Thonr I Oil * 12.06 #21 S P E C IA L n o iK iK -l'i.V M n tT ll M A T H K IC S 2 0 3 .0 3 K. F l r a t HI. Thune 127. KXTKNB10N Rifymnnd E . ’ Ltrnifqulal, Aawtrlafh T h n n r 732 A tla n ti r Hank Itldg. 12 H K I M . I A N T U K H . K C T I N C ! L e tl o r* A nunierul*. Alan *iitn hoard *. M a k e y ou r own *iirn», co m p le te , n t t a e t lv e , enay to inatull, incx p en a lve. F u r l.nwn* . Mull Riixe* . O f f i c e IliilldltiK* H K N K A U IK O l a * * A I'ulnt Co. 12-111 W. 2nd. S t . I'hun e 320. KKiMT hcauifful lot* for home m * ''! .fT / k .!!r r ’hlf,ir noil *llthl, in cultivation on Orange 1 ‘ h" rl< Ch“1' Ave. I’rice *1.000.00, I0"r down. „ U* , i n ............. bn!nme in monthly payment*. ‘ JfilShtly u?a-.l Sofa Red J W 7HN-J._____ ____________ , flhop worn 2 pc. Maple LOCK v\It R o ll—ft large room*,| Living room *ulte itueal hmiMe, a hath*, several j I U*ed Vanity nnd t.emli lot*, priced at *7326.00, financed. I U»ed 2 door melnl Phone UHtfi. Utility enhiiuU lined wood range UOfftSRT A. WILLIAMS. HralUr 1 THE b ■'OK FARMS, home*, builne** property nnd ncrraite, *ee ymtr K A. St rout Realty Agency Orie R. Mathicux, A**nclato 1307 K. Second Street or phono j .silghily u*ed Rollnway J300-J. _________ Bed n « (allkMlaa r a t e * a e p l r »« ill W i l l A t * v a k i l . k . 4 la T k . ■aala>4 R eal E at a te F o r Hale iX o ir ) o il C on E n jo y »•* we III I I.O N K * ’ n 1 All \VI. Till IL \ M i l - l U V ■V 11-7 TV TK V 7 1ONI v Vu v «A/X/*(a AA/' sha h ’ . n r , t iM d t hi • t w ee a I'M 101 n 1 roT^• i o «' r- AA IPMTU7iifeux - jr ice 1 J r ' ) r._ . . y ./ ^ ti*fr r - I’.h'.T Witte lliix HMlll !Sanford J| cHF.VROl.KT 2 door in grind Heiahl. giving full particular*^ | „ r|„ |)r„ ll(, ,„| fWO ROOM aiim im.'iil for harli- Mill'* Swap Shop_W « buy. acll or WANTED - Experience,I Drake I Only *706. Hanford M.d.u ‘ . . I ... It-L..l.. mi.nl Ullltilllrtll .mil Uqn . Man Mual im.leiMmid all * Equipment Co. 203 W. I*t. etnr with elwtric kitehen. I'hune; trade onml anything. 406 Han­ ford Ave. I’hone 108-J. brake-, fiont end, relmah. align- j (). «ril||,.r. M„y |„, ....... l^ M 206 L a u re l . rnelit. wheel balance * he aide to J(l , , IlvU Park. Fel|..w*tilp fiirniahed'SEWING MACHINES H o r t ' * : 0 t T A ( ! K , .ctm ip letely ............... — opci me brake department, (mod I (,-riint Sewing Mach. Center, HO W. with nil utilllio*. Right price pay, Imnua, vacation, *tciidy all | let. St. Ph. 1100. tn the ..right couple. Apply In year round. Do not apply If you — “ — : ; , „ , . nra not experienced or If you I * AWA Mutmeycle. 300 1 perion. 2404 Park. For Sale—Uaed Tire*, Ten 0{0 x don’t want »teady work. '»"'•*. *260.oti can lie financed 16 - Twenty 700 x 16 - Thirty F0U R room modern apartment. IU47 INDIAN CHIEF, perfect F I R E S T O N E Hlorca 600 x 16, from * 1.00 up. Plenty 600 Park Avenue. condition IRI6.0II Roy Rrel, 306 of mllea loft In theae, Good alao W. 2nd a St. W O K E W A N T E D APARTMENT, icaxmiahle prlre. for farm equipment. Uaed In­ Phone .160. ner Tube* 60c up. Stop In at TRACTOR WORK by the hour or CHEVROLET, good Hppvatancr, FIRESTONE * look them over. R O O I^ fo rjjj^ jjO M T a ^ ^ lv e ^ ^ loh. Ploughing, harrowing, mowengine A cliaa*l* in excellent II Ea*t Flrat St. Ing A Krt moving. We apcdallte cnnditlun, * 211(1.00. (in,,. It. • R m I B s u t « F o r S a l* S In conditioning building lota A LUGGAGE SALE Swarta, Phone 770-M. Matched Seta for REAL ROTATE — INSURANCE ’ii» 8TUDEBAKER Champion Ladlea nnd Men PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LOWER PRICES, Expert watch *400.00. I l l Cellar Ave. or by RAYMOND M. BALI., Realtor repairing, G. C, Follow*, Home Phone 322-R. Crown-Amerkan Tourlater Hm. 4 Plot Ida State Rank Rldg. Shop. 1700 Sanford Ave. Phono Maxlmlllian-Airway 1148 J. REWARD $60.00 lo anyone furn. MAYFAIR 20% OFF l*hlng buyer for 20' Alum Danford’*' fineat xuhdlvIaton-Lota CARPENTER - Builder drairea Packing, Wardrobe Hoiiaetl alter, good condition. 6, fl. 7 and 8, block 8 ,-Mayfair. work by Job or hour. Phono Steamer Trunka-Lockera Priced to mdI *860.00. N. .1. Each lot 66 a 183 A'. *600. each 1487-XW. Aluminum Luggaga LhRb , Hanford Trallor Park. caah «r term*. Owner LEO 10% OFF ROSEN, P. o. Box 814, Miami Hanford Jewelry A Luggage Co. ALL TY PES of hulldoxer work,! PLYMOUTH 1048 aperial deluxe H b*h. Florida. reaaonahte rate*, Free extimat,1 paa*euger coupe, ,1800 mile*, 800 Hanford A v a .___ Phona 1841 - ~ ----------Xea. David E. Carpenter. Phone- full)y equipped, good a* new, ■Y OWNER—new 3 bedroom con- PITTSBURG TAINTS—Complete 1393.M.______________________ $1626.00. 600 W. lat. Ht. Han­ erole block houae. new, 2 bed­ line at ford. room . concrete block houae, HKNKARIK Ghura A Palal Co. 1 0 IluHlncHM O p p o rtu n ities ■rreened porch and carnort- 112-114 W. 2nd. St. Phone 220. FOR HALE—Cheap—Nrw Jeep Both at eily’a edge. Phone 310-J. pickup truck, 4-wheel drive. For Pule at Ptr**Uvn*. Hand flnt- OPPORTUNITY for making good Driven 30 mile*, (1720. Phone In aniall Uualneaa, Juat *tnrted, a_ BEUKtK)M houae. alwut two hoard mntora • Radio* • Food 20960 Orlando, 217 Hlllcreat. real variety atore, ladlea’ ahnas, year* old, good location, $0,600.Freexer - Portable Wanher • Bi­ dreaera, etc. Extra good lo­ 00. ^*2,600.00 down, halanca like cycle*. FIRESTONE, II E. let. ’4 0 C H E V R O L E T lilialiu-a* coupe. cation, priced for quick aale, Rough hut plenty good mile*. St. $2800.00. If Intareatad write Box houae, ctoaa In, two lota, For quick aale *346.00. Sanford C, c/o Harald. Rent $88.00 GAS HOT water heater, large 4 .00 . Motor A Equipment Company, month.________________________ burner gaa etov# with oven, Irahlt Iota, Franch 208 Went First Street. hrollcr, apace heater. Cheap. 801 E. 20th St. Garage apartment Ti s FEa Iac sh K v icu U RBAITOR. W. J . Coleman. Phona 1108-R. NEW FLOORS aurfaced lo pirfac­ Ha A*e„ Phaae H4W E iU f Satvke. DROP CLOTHS—All aliet, In­ tion. Old floora made Ilka new. Ptnlahlng, cleaning A waxing. cluding 0 x 16. Hall A Stairway B Y OfTNER-hquae, Pnrtabla power plant, 22 year* runner*. iUlpcrienco Ir, R ci.iiied c C o u n ty , HKNKARIK Glaa* A Palnl Cm H, M. Uleataon, Lake Mary, 111*114 W. *»4. 8* “ IIY I’AWI. MnmNSOiv ETTA K B IT / r i‘r -‘' r* t hhx inr rrv *7 It '» ‘C t , j . 11■7I r>nt ,oi7p 1 7,-j er.'i-M .\ 'VCV • vrxscAM )/ \ouvff Manner) \ IM TVIOtl.*- BftfX m'M.' NOwiarS J C A n r c a .’' A n n / maws TILLING r«iro .ciicD rv« i/ V tM iv O 'io ir / , ) Want M i Pay ___ uo)^ »A A iif\ v \ �\ Little Girl Drowned t C n t l i i i i * r t a r * * e o*e> ufter her last screams. There was sadness In the sweat* and-dlrt streaked faces o f the 60. or more volunUer workers aa Bill Yancey, one of the heroic diggers, ram* up the cable with the body wrapped in a gray blanket. A black hearse was waiting. fraught parent*, who had received hundred* nf telegrams from well wishers, many offering sugges­ tions how to rescue tha child. The Flacuea appeared to lake the relu ll "beautifully," said a physi­ cian. But their grief waa deep In­ side. "There la nothing wa can aay but merely thank all tha people who have been helpful, . , H the ‘ il," .sold mother and father. Fl«cua I* San Mnrtnn hranch ffllhager for the company which sank the well. Only last week he hail urged en­ actment of a state law to ran up all old wells. Rescue workers knew they were In for trouble when a water table wa* struck at shout the 40th hour of 'operations. However, hopes were kept up In th# belief that the child was trapped above the water level. Besides, they rea­ soned, th* well had been abandon­ ed as dry. But when the rescue team of Kelly and H. E. (Whltey) Bllckensderfer dug through mud and water and cut Into the pipe, they found Kathy hotnw, not above, I bn cut. "We cut a winnow 19 Inches by 29 in the Iron shell of the well, •aid Kelly, who required doctor's care later, "She was In a upright position below iia when w* pulled th* sheet away." Kelly said he and Hllrkensderfer broke between eight and III rut­ ting wheel* on I heir electric drills before breaking through the tough old casing. Rllrkeniderfer went to a hospital after the job of freeing the Imily was finished. The actual discovery ami deter­ mination nf death were mad# some two hours before the announcement was made public. Engineer Kayosmd A. Hill, supervising operations, damped nn the sec­ recy ban. l.aler it was explained this was "to ease the blow for the parents." To the crowd pressed 80 deep against fences and pollro rope, Imrderlng the field camo finally mi announcement over the public address system. In level tones. Dr. I'aul Hanson, friend of the family, raid; "Kathy Is dead and has npiiarently been dead since sho was last heard speaking on Friday. "Her family has been notified and we ate now notifying you." He then read a message from LIO N ATTACKS TRAINER Market Report NEWARK, N. J „ Apr. 11-(>P) —A lion tamer attacked twice In si* days by the same lion was hospitalised today. Dick Clements, lion tamer for the llamld-Morton Circus, was In* Jured last night when Duke, one of his animats, mauled him strain. Presbyterian Hospital reported that Clements rested uneasily last night hut that his condition war jState Farmerj Market State Legislature IC tstts srS rreas r a e e Use I (Cuntluant F eu s Pag* Oae) contains nearly everything every­ and vygetahles last week and one in school circles wants. It trading was good. The market would call for 3197,800,000 In will have its usual quantity and state money to put It into effect. good quality of beans, celery, cab­ One of the hottest dshates pro* bage, cucumbers, squash, peppers r . ..................................... ..... hably will come uver a clause to tomatoes, lettuce, sweet corn and . i„ truckers amt dealers up to 11:01 repeal the 1947 provision that potatoes this week. £ **• A,P,r- M* *Mt. county school board mrniliers "The tomato deal In the Fort - itu llpr ................... . II It • I »4 won’t get salaries after 1960. I960. I'lerce area is In full oswing. Ap» 'S '" 11T 'n".rsrc.n . Kelt '(rede n l l i | « r* J on • I *4 They now receive salaries rangIio llpr proxlmately 70,000 field crates Calibsxe, fin l.t. Ilex (toon. 1 lug ud to , ,>><* rn ■ “i(il;iln g “l» lu 32.400 33,400 a year In tile of exceptionally fine quality In- ('■ullllower, Crl ll!l* ■ i is lo rffr counties. The Citizens ComCelery, fliifilsri Crl tnulnen moved through the market Celery Pascal «'ri L?l - j.nu mlttee which sponsored the xclioul during the last weekly report C orn, 1 [ t o i lia s **■*« ■ J ** bill two years ego contended bel­ the family: Porn, & Dot Crl . l i u» • * * J !|l,r candidates would be attracted " ‘There Is nothing we ran my period, acronling to advice Hunt Cucumlier-Fani-y I4*a • M i j to run for the school board as llu Ilskt to fully thank the many people M. K. Williams, Manager of the , , a publl-1 service if they didn't have who have helped us so unselfishly. Fort I'lerce .State Farmers' Mar­ I’ocomber-Chulca III! U s k t ............... ket, with prlres ranging from 33.10 |l*o* |<)i! *« oppose people who wanted the Many nf these people have gone P a x p la n i, ll u I ls k t to f <1.90, and averaging approxi­ 1scant salaries. l. a n u r e - l c a b a f f home to much-needed reel. Our 14 60 4 Dm .... 1 "" j The omnibus hill before iho heartfelt gratitude goes out to mately 16.40. He anticipates a t.eCrl U ilr e lr e h e r x • r , 1House Education Committee for them for their sarrlflrc* beyond volume of at teaat 100,000 field 14 no Crt 1 Dnx crates for this week, Cucumbers P e p p e rs -F a n c y 'study would call for 3197,793,000 belief.' " II “ flu llpr have averaged 1,000 bushel* per IC4fl_-_3JU_pftrrrnfori—appropriation If It HIT Thu* eulminnted the-most -on- day with an average price of 32.60 p e r* -O in tl-n ‘ 60. - ]6o were passed. The State Depart ..u l l p r .. .13 . .. certed rescue attempt of an in- per bushel basket. P i, lu ll, *«, N e w F in lie d lllls a ment uf Kilucatlon rlalius a mindivldaul since Floyd Collins was 60 t.l, lis a I I 60 ; linurn of 390,099,000 Is needed. "M. V. Meeklson, Manager of Mquash. Y e llo w (lu l l p r t 16 * fatally trapped In a Kentucky « . 6» The Advisory Cuuncil lias asked s lu e a , C r l 14.60 Cave In 1926. That lasted days, the Palmetto State Farmers' Mar­ TT oo m m a to * * , M s t c m t l uo < 6" for 3196,000,000. Thu Cabinet budthis hours that seemed like days. ket reported sutea on that mar­ 4,’ITHUM , geled 384,000,000 but recommend-It started after Kathy, running ket this week of 3,484 boxes Nu. (U s a g e s . V a le n t-la s llo x |1.6a ed 312,390,000 more. The total for ( I r e p e fr u lt- M a r e h Heedless 1 tomatoes with a price range of a footrace with her elder sister, llo a 70s A H tn s lle r |1 JS the past two years was 380,000,34.23 to 30.40 and Mid boxes of l l s u l l n g f a i r ly h e a v y lu d a y , d e ­ Barbara, nine, and a cousin, Ou* 000. No 2 tomatoes at an average of m a n d go od, m a rk e t e tm u l s te a d y . Lyon, five, fell behind In the dash C abbage m a rk e t w eak and u n ­ Fresh water spurts fishing across the vacant lot on the cor­ 3LH8. Small quantities of pole s e ttle d , m o st sales (I *4 p e r b a g Ite m a n d m o d e ra te nn o ra n g e s tournaments for pnxes would bo ner of her block. When the older beuns, squash, Held peas, okra ami outlawed in Florida by n law pro­ children turned around, there wa* pepper were also sold. A total of no d g r a p e f r u it . posed by Rep. Morgan of Duval 4.023 packages of vegetables nn Kathy. county. brought growers a revenue of 317,CITHIJH REPORT They called and looked, and Hus "HI.44, Rain fall on Tuesday foliv n iT c n . .. Pyramid clubs and letter chains almost fell Into the euneealed j lowed by cooler weather wes not a. ,* ,r' * to raise money for Htvlr mimltvra well-hole himself when he beard I expected to Impair the quality nf l/ j)—The, Ria«*' Citrus Inspection vvoU|,| outlawed In Klotida una faint scream romlng up from I tomatoes, A ImHvy volume of this Bureau 10:9(1A. M. report today (|,.r # |>hI Inlrmluccd In the l.egisbelow. The kids ran for tlielr cnimnodity Is expected this week. in boxes: lature by Hep, Carlton of Duval, CrapefriHt Oranges IsiitO-rlm- j|ie measure to declare such mothers. "The cucumber volume In the Kail (12,99.3 1(18,(148 6,499 ■Mill II Mrs. Flsrus railed to her young­ Wnurhula section showed a very Host .3,626 NONE NONE |ienally uf 3199 to 16,009 fine nr est. Freruled screams, "Yes, yes, slighl Increase last week and 998 I I I ) ,340 two years to 10 years imprisonyes," came up in answer to all Frank E. Conner, Manager uf the Truck 34,819 Total )01,238 (1,498 299,994 ment for anyone who participates the mother's questions. Wunrhiilu market estimates no In "such lottery by becoming a The fire department and police change In the volume for Ihis WAItllUfMi MARRIED >memlter of, or affiliating with, were summoned. A rope wa* drop­ week us many fields are not yet LONDON, Apr. l2--(fl'|—I’ln l i,n y such group or organization or ped and Knthy tried In grip It In production. The volume of tuFelix Wuilnirg, New York hanker, |whu thull solicit any person for llul she couldn't fasten It aruund mutrics Is increasing and Is ex- and Chicago horn ilaroness D'AI- j mcnDt-i ship." herself us firemen hoped. The peeled to take the lead over cu- meiila were married her* trnlay. j (\ )>w providing lor capping rope went loose us Kuthy slipped .yumlters this week. During the It was (he third marriage fo r .,,, abandoned artesian wotoi wells Into her tnmh. I In-1 weekly report period 10,673 Warburg. 44, who is special us. 1 was alio inlrmltired, From all of Southern California ’ fir Id crates nf rurumhers, av^r- slstant to tl. H. Ambassador Lewis I,tit its spun: n -.aid it was nut men came with equipment to fire iiping 33.02 and 7,820 field crates Douglas. Harnne*' D'Almelda, tbe inspired by t te dealti of Kathy the lot from the narrow pipe. But of tomatoes averaging 33,72 pass- former Barbara Tapper, Is the Fiscus in L'ai.iorniu Kathy’s plight rr.nn became the !ed ibrmigh Hie market. willow of a Pordiguese nobleman The loyal pdlii would be made common problem of folks every­ "The Plant City Hlote Farmers' Mot Ida's official dale tier by a where. I Market handled a volume of 64, 1,111 iiiliodm-cd in Hie bo.ine by The men and mucldnes worked 616 packages of vegetables with it revenue■ of 3940,010.211. Tbe |n,.,, Ilruncb uf Hillsborough. Hevwithout sleep, stubbornly deter­ n revenue of 3198,160,10 during price average for reasim ..a,-. 2(1 |Vru| forestry groups have eropos. mined In lift Kathy Into the liiluhl Hie last week, according to Man­ 7/H rent* per pint. e(| that the slusli pine be made the sunlight above ground. ager it. E. .Johnson. Bell pepper* "2111 ears o f produce moved | „tule tree. Ilitlldozrr*, clam-lndl cranes mid led in volume with 19,274 bushel from Pompano Iasi week, accord Uovernor Wurten's cent: at purrotary well diggers sent Into full hampers runglng in price from lug to report from J . L. Warren, clmslng bill, set ting up a depart­ swing. One pit, .'10 feet wide, went 1 13.61 le ld.26. Yellow crookneck Munager of Hie Pompano State ment to buy till supplies except down more than 76 feet, before 1squash held second place with Farmers’ Market. 114,368 bushels printing for Florida departments Il was abumloned. Its sides started 8,763 bushel hampers ranging of peppers averaged 34.12; 30,- nod Institutions, wns Introduced lu In slide Just after Kelly hod cut |from 32,60 |,> 3(1.26. There was 239 bushels of rggplunt averaged the House. It would create the position of a window At 67 feet mid said lie also available a good supply of 32.37 and 4,(H}6 bushels of lima -aw the girl’s arm and drt-sa. 1Tender green beans, green rarn, beans averagri) 3-3-60. A fair sup­ Itlri-clor of Purchasing, to tie npWhen II was abundnned, p small­ 1cucumbers, lied Bliss potatoes, ply of peppers, lima beans and piiinted by Ho- (iovernor fur it iwn.yeiir term at a sidary of $0,er Mil-inch shaft was drilled down pole beans and smaller quantities eggplant Is expected tills week. ooit. beyond 100 feel and ■ 24-Inch nf okra, blitter beans, lima beans, casing wns sunk. That was the eggplant, and field pens. The searescue shaft through which Knlhy *«n'« strawberry sales through finally was reached. |April 2 i.dulled 97,314 crates with Britons Frown At Order To Eat Grits Capital Strike The city of 75,000 person* t i t , IftsU ssM m tei r u e Weet was without bus service because ommendatlons. This, the publish­ of tba utilities itrlk*. Bus )us d dr:riw i LONDON, Apr. 11—t/P)— Lon- ers said, also was refused by the voted to observe picket Hues. Th* doners got fair warning today to unions. company also operates iperates th* the bus but he on the lookout for hominy Affected by tha strike era tha transit system. grits. The Dally Herald told them afternoon Tlmes-Herald, th e Cleveland’* vlol*nce-m a i k soothingly that "It Isn't as bad as Evening Star, th* News, the strike' at the Fawlck Alrflex H. It sounds." morning Tlmes-Herald and the continued.. Picketing was prohibit, Rrltons Just don’t eat corn, ex­ Post. ed by court order last week. T $ cept for a rvw eccentrics who buy The appointment of a fact-find­ strikers, however, defied th* roasting ears once or twice In th# ing board by President Truman court’*- statement declaring the summer. I)'s too cold to raise had no apparent visible effect on walkout "Judicially ended," much of it here. Ihe strike of 9,000 Railway Ex­ The strike Ike hegi began when the Rut the Herald's Washington press agency workers In the New company withdrew recognition of correspondent, Arthur Y/ebb, re­ York City are**, Th# striker*, th* CIO' unjted electrical worker* ported a proposed clause in Ihe members of th* AFI, Brotherhood union because th* union failed to European Keenvery Program au­ of Railway and Steamship Clerks comply wfth the T aft: Hartley Act thorization bill which says that Union, quit work a month ago. non-Commjtnist (affidavit provt, i-Cor 16 percent uf the corn shipped to They ask a rut in their work week slon. Q Europe will have to tie milled into from 44 to 40 hours, and 26 cents meal or made Into grits. more an hour above the present "Americans down Mouth not •rale of 31.32 to 31-34. only use IJ In place of oatmeal Thirty-five— hundred— tea mater* oaatlaae* *.'»• »■*•• " » * i porridge hut alao o f potatoes," ore Idle as a result of the expres* workers strike. The teamstei# nesses representing the National Ihe Herald said. union asked the strikers' top lead­ , Advisory Committee for Aeronail tic*, the Air Fore*, Navy ers to vote on r*tum to work. The !j Army, and the Research and strike leader* voted not to re­ Development Board, turn "for the time being". I Symington said the natlun'i icsaHixi* f » m ran* n**i New York City brewery work- present wind tunnal and other r*. Firemen have contended lhat a cr* strike brought |ht predictions of ■•arch facilities ara "totally i* third crew member is needed. The beer rationing. The U-day old engineers demand another en­ strike of 7,000 CIO United Brew- adequate” to mc«t "com pet it ip gineer; the firemen another fire­ ery workers union I* over wages among tha world powars for supremaey In this n*w field." man. and a shorter work week,, The Wlwn Allied troops- entered The Taylor-Oshorne-Lewis hoard strikers demand an Increase of Germany in 1046, h* added, they Is also to hear claims of the fire­ 38.60 a week and a 38 hour wetk. found that U*rm»A Mkntlsta wert men. Hearings on that are to be­ Th* AFL electrical worker* working on wind tunnels com­ gin June 27 in New York. union struck against th* South parable to those tffllt Would be Their report on the engineers Carolina Electric and Has Comp­ provided under the proposed bill, said the union's claim to an addi­ any in Columbia after a break­ "It Is perhaps significant tional engineer was based gen- down In wag* talks. Rom* 428 enough! to submit for th* tne con­ ■-rally upon tile ground* that the union workers are Involved, and sideration of thj* committer ih* work reqitiied In the engine rooms fa d that It la known that maug of diesel locomotives while en of theta great German a*rodyE route "is iraditiona) work belong­ arnica scUntlca ar* now working Itotalry Meet ing to Hie engitieer's craft grow, in other couittri**," he said. lug mil of the responsibility of Th* bill would authorize 44,i C u H n e * r > » S k i O ae th* wilngeeer for the locnllve." In men uf all times and ages must 490,000 to build up to 13 transonic The engineers also claimed that have been Implanted by on* Hod. or supersonic wind tunnel* si by rea-iui of Hie engineer room We all know that Hod Is good; and schools throughout the reuniry; 3160,000,000 for expanding th* being In a separate compartment nr car it Is impossible for one man if h* Is good, why would h* im- Langley Aeronautical Laboratory plant In the th* minds of men a desire at Langley Field, Va.t 36,600,lu discharge the duties imposed that could not be fulfilled. This 000 for the Navy's Taylor Model upon engineers. Is one of the proofs of Immortal­ Basin at Carderock, Md., and Tlie board is "there Is no merit" ity". 3160,000,000 to build a new to the engineers contention fur f Christ rose from the dead", engineering development cent* Hie employment of an additional he" Icontinued, "then Hod did not ofr tiro- Air Force, full time assistant engineer in the Symington said none of the <ngine room "on the ground Hint disappoint us when he Implanted ft in men's minds the desire for Im­ Air Force's present Installation* u significant contribution lo *afe mortality. Because Christ lives, can handle the new center. mid efficient operation would we shall live also. Because we are t hereby lie made." products of elernlty, then we The triiard also nald the Hrodiet hood of Locomotive Engineers should he careful Imw we live. "bargained away" any claim for May we all as Christian citizens an additional engineer In Hie en­ Join hands together In promoting gineer rooms "in the negotiations Christian faith and Christian prin­ m which Hie current schedules ciples". President George Htine announ­ were formulated.” "There is mil the shaduw of n ced that the annual Rotary boat doubt about the fact* that, In i ride will he held on May 4, and the Hie 1913 mid 1944 agreem ents, usual meeting on May 2 will be the It. I.. E. bnrKSuird away any dispensed wlin. He also appointed to perform or to supervise work Boh Harris chairman of the com­ claim for mi assistant engineer mittee In charge of the event. Visitors Included Hill Thompson ill tile engine rooms anil they Intended to do so when entered nf Watertown, N. Y. and Dr. Geo. Mlyakawa of Charleston, W. Va. min these agreement*." Symington Speech Fact FimlerH Cm llaek-Draight reciation ALDERSGATE UNIVERSITY, through its Board of Trustees and Faculty wishes to cxpics.* its keen ap­ preciation to the good people of Sanford and Seminole County, the U. S. Soil Conservation Service anti The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce for the privi­ lege of serving in connection with the great Miracle Soil Conservation program which was held on our 385 acre Miracle farm last Thursday. ALDERSGATE UN IVERSITY, with its six colle­ giate branches, promises to be a real factor for good in the further development of the religious and cultural life of the youth of our state and nation'. 4 -A LU/yW' V• , , j * •. -i • ► . • > i (,v •♦'le ’•.< • - * .i-v , " ; . " i t, i* ’ » • t mi *.V •t " ':o - i J «• ? >; * .. lipK-' 1■' ’i ■ tie t • On March 3rd, 1949 ALDERSGATE UNIVERSITY was legally incorporated and signed a lease giving full conti ol of buildings and grounds, including the 385 acre MIRACLE farm, for the purpose of establishing the University. When ALDERSGATE U N IV ERSITY opens o ffi­ cially in the Fall there will be six schools (collegiate branches) in operation. It is the aim and purpose o f the Trustees to qualify the University at the earliest pos­ sible date for full accreditation in the Southern As­ sociation Qf Colleges and Secondary Schools. Aldersgata is an independent University and is not associated with any other organization, foundation or front. [THE UNIVERSITY AT SANFORD] COLLEGE OF B|BLB AND THEOLOGY (Fellowship Biblical College) Dean—Rev. J. Bertram Shield* College of Practical MUMoaa Dean—Rev. H. W. Bryn# College of Agriculture Dean—Carry A Ream* College of Munir Dean—(To be supplied) \ College of Liberal A rta ' Dean—(To be supplied) Junior College, Vocation*! Plan—High School ud lint two yean of College 37ft ethers arc Idle Watts* of H« strike. for Information or farther particular* audeea* ALDERSGATE UNVEBSITY Ear. R. AHea Bradky Executive VUe Presldoat Sanford, Florida Vci 'A**'' �1 i» I M » » » Ill T W O f. i»r - ««l, 'i ■* ■■ » »'■ »!■»——— U n ity Th*r# k Strength— To Protect tha h t t * of Hi* World; To Promote tho Progress of A merles; To Produce Pnmperiljr for Ssoford. TH E W EATH ER O Th# 9 VOLUME XXXX ^ a ttfu r fo it r r a lf r AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER E s ta b lis h e d 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , TU ESD A Y A P R IL timid) sn.l mild „iiti ores*•i.uikI thiindn xlioxets through MrdlirKil.it l i r « li southerly MIII.I- > Associated P ress Leased Wire 12. 1919 No. 1GG. Labor Party Promises Truman Sends Legislature Given Congress Asked To 'Roy all Offers Britain’s To Nationalize 5 More Industries North Atlantic MeasureToOutlaw Vote Extra Money Armed Forces Savings Plan Pact To Senate Communist Party For Vets Benefits LONDON. Apt. 12 (/¥*)—-BiiUm't I’ml) I'lottotril tiul.iv to nalionali/r at trail five mote majol niducliirc if letuinrd to power ill the next itmrr.il elrclion*. The patty announced a campaign plithuiu lot l ‘*5l) t.ililnng cement mantifdilute, pail of the tile iiidiiaiur Iniunect. -ugai manuSocret»py— Of - Army f net me nii.l lefining, private andf Says U. S. Needs tmmicipal water coinpanh'*, and area*. ami a heller chance for old '•till Kuitul.li- mineral*" for public people In continue working. Man T o Define Du­ ownership. Worker** fumiln— were nffere.l Moreover, it warned "all *tep* inure an.l l-etlet Miration* through ties Of S e r v i c e s neee»hary" preKiunaldy including cheap trawl and lu-ttei occumndnnatioimliiulioii will lie taken to tion- Thin would include --pace III WASHING It )N. Apt. I.' </l*i prevent a repeat of the 1930 clump hlxtnric old home* ihal pa** into S e n e 1.ilV u| the Allliy Knyall in III the tile 'liiphiilhllng ~lll|>l>llll<1ltlK industry. linn And goVet ninent huii.U teihfird Iml.iI till* i ..miliv could|0 declared that key *rctiona of The platform will I.,- dehate.l hv have t.ivr.t "„v n $1 .(MNI.INNI 18)1)1 ‘ hemicul lmlil*try will l.e na the Notional Pally Conference if mv«***ary *'li» ansuri "pelting Ml ItlMi'k pool June d. It Na/ i s Are Charged As llo. „yea, •• .1. ..nr man * . i-.tver liuiialltnl....... i i i < prepared hy top men ill llie Accomplices In E x ­ In ilrlmr r%M IIv Irtt- loir* «i| 111r Til* progrtini hrlti forlh im pro gOM-rmueot und it- a|>pro\al I* t n r m i n a l i n n D f l a t n o I Allliy. Natv and All lo u r in n j - ! tillin' to rettoce luxe* or end ra .i-Mired Indu-lry lead loti lo the l i r m t l l d t i o n U I J C W S ! tiimal rlrfriur. |tinning. It -.aid rnlionitiK and rent plalform m i, hound to In- angry. controlc will intinue iic lung a* In it- fn-t fmn year* in nfftce, NUF.RNBF.RG. Germany. Apr. 12 | He •j i i I aim th.it Ann-in .1 - tlr. I lien- in. liortagr*. — t/P)—Seven high Gentian dip- •fence i» in wince chape lli.tlt l.rhnr • I’lie pin i v pledged lncn-a»ed ihe I nl-.ii government ulieady hits innly mitmiinltxcd coul mine*. ga* lomati anti governineiil .ilion of tlir g o v e illin riil official* o lln ia lc I tintin ttiuln t lll lli i .ilio n ot t lir aiinetl .m u n i ten ie ii m„ rp liunxe*. "Kleady work-, e li.i m il >. ladioad*. caweir ronvirleil IihI.iv ac willing ar- net, l.n.ince the iiinli. ali.-o law |.leieloplurrit" of cv iiih in l nieili 0* 1- mid long di-tan.e trucking. I I . .H ll M H r d O a r a s e t M K l loinphrr* hi llie Na/i extenmnatiou 1 •' l“o wr.ik I lr rxpie—n l cri cine, cpredlrr rr I.milling ot tililied of 6,000,000 |fWl. noil alum " They wete the men wlm dialled j Rut all ..Ite.r.l hie caiiltgc rill tlir pnigratni and ligned the otd m l mate- i» the Senate Annr.t Srn •emting |ewc fmni all over I'uiopr J n r» i miinnlter -In.illv .illn lie 1 to yac ihaniherc and min rnti.itmii had huodrd at loialli itu o iin l U S. w at c tim r* m u ll ■illn mo ina.le ye-leidat ot drlencr i amp! planning and •prmhne. hi lotmet tilled. In tearing w o td i the court con Piriident lleihrit lloocn Hoover had complained of wade. President Presses For Its Approval As Step On Road For World Peace Pr|Sld5emM n .r *For ? High Germans ECA b I « uc SL oo“ ; WASHINGTON. Apr. 12 —</P)— President Truman tilted Congrrn l i today to vole an ealra $595,890, 000 for Gi readjuitment benefit*. He reported an tncreaie in veterani' unemployment. The eatra money would be lot uie during the fiical year ending MSI June 30. It would include fund* lor other Gl benefit! inch a» education, in addition to »oblen _ P»», • i The irqueit wat made in a let­ ter to the I'teiident of the Senate which included a Budget Uuieau itatement of llie need lor the money. In addition to mcieated co»U of education, the letter laid, eniullment of veletani in educational inititutioni hai been higliet tlun planned. rn **t'out* of III** readjustment (un» employment) allowance program have also exceeded previous esti­ mate* .toe to higher numbewi of veteran* receiving the»e benefits than hail leeii eaiiecle.1," it COM of ilmied. ••Tht* i . liigtier . n.l.'^'evIdeill participation hit* Income evident ----w ----- — - - • Are Convicted In War Crimes Case Kidnaped Youth 2-Day Holiday is Is Re l e a s e cl By Taken By Celery California Gang Growers, Shippers W VKHIMiTON. Apr. I2-</Pi —S rcirlary of Stale Arheson said today the North Atlantie Kerurll) treaty carries an ohligation in u-e united forte 'I’u lie*‘«ttl) ill Ihe rlear c»*r of a Comntission ina|oi armed attMck" on any | quest S t a te To of thr purl ntcuthers. I'he Irr.-tlt doe* mil ronlnin alt "auto* I Widen French Ave. mstir rontniitnirnl” in »ar, Arhe-mi mid. "The nhligatloo A |ml•In lie.tnng In >Ihci|«s tlir upon ra.ii part) I- to u-e its ir< ell'll i n n i - i - t dt • h.llfri w.t« hone-i judgment »* tu nr I Inn it derm- itrrr—ary tu rr-tuie JU lh u ii/ n l In llir City 1'nuiuintiuu and ntainlulu thr -r.-iirity uf I k «I luelil Iu l . i s r p l j r r h . i d j y thr Nuilh Vllanltr atru amt arrurdlngl) In take mii’Ii uchon a llr i n u t i u ii I ill u ■Im I. j l llu* a* K tlrriiis i i e r e | h i * kiltl f i l l I hill in In- irp.ifi iu Mi Iru m s n . Tl.r C onnim siuu j u d tlir t I m t c i Rrvmnii I ••imnittcr .1 wltlth 11 M VNllIM.ri'N \p. Jjm-*' .ml i . Iiiiiiii J ii lu te .omI ’l r . Itlrn l I IIIIII ill 'r i l l the N 'otlll plrlr.l llir., ■, >n<i.|ri.ilio|| ut the A llillllt D rfrn -r I ir.il> In lit r S.llll 'li! I liliir. ..hull .is now piO- I N rn n lr l.i.l.tv —tilt j i n p i n t for it s po-.rd rltltii I-•'• lew Ul.lpU <ItJ.lgCI. •A’1— llie hill tu uliuiish contlnu■og -ipptiipiiatimis, bitterly fnuglil live: sod drfcattd In msn> past -r—inns, rl*ar*d th* llnn-r w||h in -s-t) rut* today, ll » mild luier about 85 p*r* •ml uf Nliil,. exprmtitur*a undri hirmtl.il n-ilew of tha. I I'Ki-Ijiiiirc I mler ihe prettnt st-lrm llir I rvitlature upproI"lull-- lur milt i fuutlh of th* expriulllurrami l»U th* oiheis -tan.l iiinlci .,1,1 author!ialtnn% t At LAHASSEK, Apr. U — i,p,~f,uv*tnoi Marten's m*aIon u t on tu«| oil was Introsure tn l«t i , half-rent a gal* ilucrd in tlir St-nite today. Th# measure .. i- inlrmtuced by Senatois Rt-iih-ni nf West Palm ip p iu i.il .1- "nnr - Ir p uu ||.r I n.txi " l l i r pinll.llt .IIIII ul llir 1C- , llearh, flatnsrd nf St, P*t*ra<• p r.li r bitrk and Rmlc of Sanford. Govt ■•lull - l i d I -It Vll.'llirV l l wl l l cinm Wnrrrn. who ireommandIII .1 iiirttjtrr. Mi I i.iiiiuii -.1111 " w L m K « b I to 11*. X PS “ n a - .iS k ..... £ liilcl Of Dress Shop {Organizations H a l t hr lir.ilv il.-.il- mil. tlir- "ir.llllirt S l l i n l 'u l 'r i I I.- I tki util tlu plll.l ie r-| (hr let > ,n hi- iiirsasga lo .tlld lir.ld •!• Ill'll' lll.ll ll-ltC loll tin- Iviiislufmr la-i week, *avicli Lammerj, R ichira W illhir I ^|ie Army Secretary tohl Nm Ope rat ions In Effort •I llir -il ti .i 11.iu o r I.u r ItHlav.’* |t| Owner Is Ransomed r|„,|- llu • Ii til" I 'tin r llir 19 . t liotalril it i».inl,| i.n -r $t.800,. Dane. Otto Dietrich. Han* Kelul. |atom biar savings would result if Willi i ir. 1 l To Holster Prices I lr .1Is.• -.mi || u - r l up “ to ltlllll irt 1'iuii hot $33,000 Cash fsiiMav Steengrarhl Von Molyiiull tlir "secretary of national defense, llir Inin..I llir I mini N:illuU< \ p i , p , ill i n S t u liH u ll.! u u .mil ',SS Lieut. General Holtloh with approval of the President" Ml Ml W U \pi |J— rllnll In |iii|\tri i»lr|> i l l l l i r . uml llu . nil-I It III I. >li nl llie I I i i i i i I . i - l l . a t t . i - n c h A t e n u r I n lo n had llie "right to decide tho funcf l l M I t n I III I > la id .. Apt. !«• * “iim it. * }•111\ would be | • I • • r % % It it li li.itr firm Ink Itr 1 ... , , lion* nod roles uf the three sen - 12 1/1*! INdli e riitrl t II Andw i i l e i u - , i 11 m u .'I I c r l t u 10 f e e t L m i n i M u ll Karoo l.llteil Wn/caei krr .lint I „.P1W-m i - i s t i - l i l e n e r i i f I hi Si'iiiin* tkiilli*\«a| in I •(',!) |i> 4 |jw pro* i .him •*! r\«fte|\r Hii|i|ilir« ki trim* llu - Ir m ly i- m ilt unr t l r p — o l e Itullll'VlII d I n ll- p ill,-liu ll W i t h 1 heliele if he had tin* power rumi -.ml hnl.tv lh.it .i Hrtrrly I till* Flint Woertiunn were found guilty 1 l»ota’«l iii il II u«.* of Kfpreien* , J, rwicii pet.reulion ..... .lad. _s_t.. tllhoiigh n lung mu m i tlir in .u l d r r -hop o W iipi tr|Hiilr<l llt.tl hil 17 and •lup t h r !>1 I i i i i i I i - l l i g l i w a y , w u - 11111111)1 night.I we could have saved o\.-r Sl.uno. lil llir * l.*i|.i\ flte yr.ii old , on tt.t, Uln.iprd a ltd 1•*•"»« »i«-ini/ali..n. lliioughotil the o pr.u r ," llir I ’ i r t lilr iil ilr ilu r r tl. l / r d I n l l u - i " i i o - - l u l l . ' i i " l i t | . , . ... • ,| ■ • it mu- » " « *t s zu lrs ! ns& lie iie ieo iiv ii rue iii(N M ) | *t.tlr. Ii.tt r .ig ir rd to w opriul tilt the Senate preaumahly on Die { victrd ol the l*» accutrtl on th» | |t (i _ U.1>,1|, | " j r J ** •ml tlir i liirf " opei.ilion* lod.it .mil loinoiIhaury the extra fund* C0U”j “S charge. |told the comm u tee: I. '- " ‘I ' h e thrown Into a deficiency ttppropr^ ,jtl. oj defemlnid* in thi*la*t| -|t*» Impelea* lo-tnj We’re 'heir .ur dm icp.tm ir« in t l i r 1 lotion l.lll now pending thore. f|f n„ „ s war rrilm., 1ria|B> It •M|Nn.ii.tgt Ion much in.mey fot the ,|,„y." I At........ local film* •'h'etvmg the Meanwhile "*?• " l had Im-oii convicted ........ ... charge. „M,,„ nu| defenm g .iiu .g to -1 Amle,.on ulmtilird tl.r Imy at ltt,hdav tre t hate and ( o . Naitloit .Smith IH-Wli) formally p » or nnolher hv till* nfterini.ui. I here I day-llieie e. no donl.i nl-oui n i v , .a,I M ,, fhietlo lim it Giotvrtt. Nl.tmlaiil tlw right to go Iwfore L / m> •• joey G o o , . . . I ..I M a M M n . ....... , ,)(M|| im, wa* on In the House over the |irue |h(. ||)( vprd|,.| |* completed. u„>n|l -md a pending lull, which I"*' G*""hjian. lie -.ml Goodman ■ t tag for the European Hecovery 0m . wn* cleared to- increase* the authority - f the Se- told him llt.tl the Imy w.tt picked ''• ' * ' iedo. Ament tn I mil l.iow rn Program. day of the only charge against hint .-retiiry of National Itefeo.-te, wn-il.l|op hv tlir jllrgn l .tlnlm l-u on the “id not |om the p.nt. and ate But Admtlilal ration leaner* uun- <|M| wn, „r , frre ||p wn» tit to Von K„ „ |„„K way to correct the *n o ii-1 (Mrlrx, |1P „.,• taking Inin to the five gtowei oig.im/atioiii confidence that they could hied Krdmannsdorf, it I, deputy chief , , . .. . . . . I'agr M ihl.it At atlritiv which he •■nnltnuing lo .Ut .rlr.v. Il'M IliM S oa h i * a m of tin* foreign office political divi­ If lie tiad III* way, Itojall said a ttrn r' ii*. * ent an t» ru ttiliK -■ * t G eotgr Am lo lie would make Hie civilian heads sion. llie t h i r l a.kle il l l u l when h r k. «».irtlo . a rrn itlm g I " H J’ * ■i uatlaarU n„ rase atal "He wa* little nmre than » 'hief .p ie .tin n rtl the ch ild , h r •.iitl -'.at KlH»r | . n* in.tyet I I- - c ; lt ii. « b o llclerk," tlie court said, In acipilttlwt hilt) -Id Jewisll persecolVs.. h r le ro g n i/e tl Im ahtlu. lo t . t * M " P '" « M " ' h .i « sU ' I h I Mr «h*“ ! Krnst Wilhelm Hnlile, hngllshthat h r li.u i »r« 0 him talk w ith »..• F I..... la I .m l ' r g r l.tld r A«*« chief of the Na*l‘* foreign I l.tlhri III hit home. Lot Angrl- t vi ili-m organlratlon, wa* actpillted eli-i v r r crime* ngainst .lew*, hilt In- still | l 'il1 >’ - " ’ "f pollh-c ..ml the F B I tier lined c u n >......... in I- Im otn ilinu Iit - 1 vrut. Ranter aunrlai' service* will take hint two counts remaining against men! nil llir c .itr * tiui tii-lil Im- Ih-cii much In-lit it-i. place Sunday morning at 6:30 him G o m llll.lll, wlm ll.l« .til »H,lf ••«l ■rcoi.liug to kIiI|i|mm* A - of A|.t The fo u n ’s dftnlh-d Jmlgmetit o’clock at Ihe Municipal bandahel NEW YORK, Apr. Ik* i»1*) An ilillu -t, i> m ia v.n l ihle I, |L’Nf. ,i. ■■•• 11-null mol. wln-n-iiunder direct lint of tho Sanford painted o graphic picture of how ! im-mi-mg nuiuher of student,.tch-plionc m . . ■'..I7f> MCtrs r. ItlP-n.-d mi - •• „f hit lommrnt A rrpnttrt wlm " ,. •|»s| ... Ministerial Association of which tjernians I" vurioiis posBion- l.;nt . „ ik|.ri, ”|lirk(.lri, the Cnllegi - Apt tho Rev. J . K. Farris I* president. their official aid to the syslt niiitH («jjy „f New York caiupus to- . to tlir h-.u-r louml no mir lioinSanf-'i.l -inullol celery dent tt'naltaava ua t*aae Bl»» Dr. Irving Stover, head of the day second day in their fight j lit.- I.ok Angeles rxaimui -.1 is pi a.'i icttlly ot er no.I most of lluspeech department of Stetson to oust two fuculty memliers ltn-> I which got mil on i-xlra on tin licit-- ■1-111:111.mg in t ’elitral University, will deliver a sermon, E I U h N u f m u d Head I mTUHf of ruciul dlscrlmltistioii. storv. related this ac. ioilit ' FI-.< ■«!>« i - in Ovit-d.. and Zrllw.... I and will lie introduced hy the Rev. college a iilliu r itir s tin Sunday night. 11 man f t" .....I u „ „„ A|„ | -jy.-jf, of W lI tsuUnnLKt c. rr un d» I* rr *o* »i ll l| *l ,1, a(|jHowever, l m i r , Ktudenis attended classK. H. Brownlee. llie lioodiuau linme and sill.I piitrul I’M lM H intt I l f i l> r The Seminole High Bcliool ham is tdoay than yesterday when tin This is llie Page Military A-it-l |M*t*t mu will play and Raster selection* will MIAMI. Apr. 12—<8*1—W- K••, 1, igmdualr* hist a brawling firsi i,,„IV''\Vr will tie iiimhlr to pid op | Tlir SiinuniH mill \i****i «•••»** ’ he sung hy the high school glee Kills, president of the Commercial 11,mud of tlirlr fight. ‘ .lo.-v in till* •vtlll inn \Wlgnn, l**»t iFt'ltlllk nilll "fl? Ht*l**^ r••lltUllllltK club under direction of M|*» Ollle Bank and Trust Co., Ocala,today Dean William Allan of tintt-oatiaitea o» ■**.«» s i ,. I t i i N f t N i i n i mm I ' n i o A l t ! Iiecame president of the Florida j si-IiimiI o| leclinology said u *|>ot I — Peese Whittle. The program has been arranged Bankers Association.1 survey of 17 elassa* showed uii It’.i I J i i u i , i \1|U)|| , , Memorial Services lie to the post 1 increased attendance over yes , A H F n * hy Dr. Brownlee, the Rev. W. J . . . was ---- elevated . Brooks. Jr. and the Rev. J . H. I automatically after serving a«!|(.rday of tit1* percent, To Occur Tonight To Honor llooscvell the past yenr. - Nigiil session students Rom |vice-president Hprclal ll«ily Wi'flk irrvicvx h« y« iu in ti oiiirvrn win uv viviivti tu nuvn jninrn iisjr luuurmo m mr WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 3 -« 1 ’' Wa UM SPRINGS, Ga , Apr 12 lieen arranged at the H igh School ter In the day and Installation mass demonstration for removal —1/1*1 Simple im-moriul servici-* t h i s w e e k liy the Ministerial Asso- ceremonies will lie held at tht-G.f two men Kievrliargetl with —Tonight will bring an eclip-* tin- moon. will tie )i,-hl ltd* afternoon in tlie elation. The program Included a I annual hamiuet tonight. I racial discrlnennllon. If you're u|t ami about P:2* P Little White ttnuse tiere. wliere talk tlili morning by tho Rev. H. Kills, at native of Kentucky, 1 The striking students seek open of Holy Holy Cross hern associated 1.. Zimmerman or v.rossI has na* i.eei n s s w i o with t e o wthe , ■ utul and ouster of Prof. William M Ka-«lerii Sinmlard Tltnt^.y<"i'P Franklin l> ItniiKevell died font . i|Commercial « *•--■- — • *• *-•••* and Trust (mu— (., KnlrkerhiM-ked, head of the set- llu moon enter tlie e»i tit’- 1 ycam ago today. Knlscopal Church. On c-. Thursday Bank Ceremonies will tie brief, with morning the Rev. A. 0 . Mclnnla nany for 23 years and ha. l-erti lomanre languages department, shadow. The i llpv tt ill lie tidal at II II music and Klmrt talks. Kxcrclseaccused of antl-seinitism! and of the First Presbyterian Church It* president since H»3’A uIho will In' held in the chapel 1 William C. Davis, an economics P. M. will speak In the school auditorium. \l 12:16 A M it will lit- pi*, where the late President used lo tContinued on T ate Twal IIKSCUKS DUCK . At Junior High Bchool the spaakjlicitlly over worship. Tlie pew lie occupied is LONDON. Apr. 12—0P>—Two . er this morning was the Rev. Joa STATION TO CLOSE If Ihe weather is clear, the lo lie murked with * liras* plaipie. M CseyiA. The Rev. Farris will speak fire trucks sped to l^ndon'a east AMMAN. Trans-Jordan, Apr. ph|glnmeniin should lie visible end today. One of the truclu shot Ivan Allen of Atlanta, elialriiiHii Thursday morning. a ladder Ilk) feet Into tha air. A 12 (.P i-- -The United Nation* rttf*r' Nortti America. of the Franklin D. Ro.tsevell fireman mounted it and rescued truce observer station at Amman Warm Spring.-* Memorial Commis­ a wild duck which had been tam-l Hill close Friday, the colonel in MISS TEMPI F. HONtllil.il sion, -nut toduy's cerenionie-. ed in a telegraph wire. charge said today. CHICAGO. Apr 12 i -T’i v. marked the In-ginning of su uu Irci.s Hliirlrv r.-mpli- lodsy t> i* final observance, Tlie commission iiMiued “America'- stvertesl luofh recently opened Hie Little White er" by tlie chililcrafl advisory House to the public. President Horace A, Btenehani service. of the New York QlanUUnd Jack Flynn, publicity dlr#e)« for the The former child movie -lot o TRACY TRIAL tin' wife of Joint Agar, actor amt New York baseball team, arrived JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 12-1/i’i In Sanford this morhlng to Inmember of a •ocisllv prominent — U. S. District Attorney Herbert 1 pact tha farm clubs tralwitg basa River Forest, III , Faintly. She Phillips said today three men uc it the mother of * lfi-month-"l<l cused of the $12.rdMI HuslilieP at tha Municipal Airport. SAN MARINO, Calif., Apr. 12—</P)—America is opening her Mr. Rtoneham wifi visit the duuchter, I.inda Busan Bank lioldup last Drcemlier will newly constructed biasaha.l field pockelbook today to reward tha heroes who lost their raca with death i liiM.-ri.fr is a national gUld eo on trial In federal court r Immediately north of tha Muni­ in their attempt lo rescue little Kathy Fitcus. anee nlmi for parents anil teach Ocala Tuesday. The accused are cipal' Rail Park on Mtllonvllla er- of young rhlldrcit. Joe Tracy, paroled life-termer; The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce lepotls that money it Avanua In addition to tha other Lawton Pittman and William roming in from all parts of tha country for the 50 to 60 tnen who foiled Olanta facilities her*. COUNTY COURT Zampell tinder most haiardoua conditions!» County Court convened Ho'long beyond the normal eihaus- ter of simple humanity." oT d ” a GR RRNBF1TH morning at UMKi o’clock uith GREEK HTRIKpr ' A rapresantatlve of tha Orlando tlnn point, Judge Dougtaa Strnstrom pit Dr. Paul Hanson, family ATHENE, Apr. 12—(/P)— The The Chamber has formed sn clan, said Field A lic e of tha Social Security siding. Ronds were estreated amt 3H-year*old Kathv strike of Greek civil servants enAdministration will n* In Hsnfnrd over-all committee tn consolidate might have lived through the 63 pleas of guilty were entered on lered tt- sixth day today. At on Friday at tha Conrt Honsa the collection*. The American hour* of rescue work If her knee* minor rase*, said O, P. Herndon Piraeus, Athens' port, activities front OiAO A. M. till 13)00 A. M. Legion end Veteran* of Foreign had not been Jammed against her clerk of the court. were at a hall. Wars ar* sponsoring fund drives. chest. Tlie court adloiirne.| and .till Negntioatlnus Between tlie gov­ > und«r __ t______ President Eerie V. Grover of meet again at SilXl o'clock on ih* ernment and the union executive Dr. Hanson said tha Jack-knifed Survivors Insuranea program and the Chamber said one of tha com­ position In tha 14-Inch casing pre­ afieroooii nf Friday Mav rt. si which continued all through yes­ condu»* othar husiaffs eonnacteil mittee’s first Jobe la tn consider her from breathing except whlcli time nine rrimitial ca«er. terday, proved fruitless, even • wllh tha fedoral fattidy TMurmnce recommending the engineers and vented though the civil servant* agreed with great difficulty. A prelimin­ will he set for trial. program. saadhoga for. Carnearls hero med­ ary autopsy report blamed suffo­ to reduce their demands for In­ als. WIND HAMPERS WOHK creases from HO to 60 per cen'. cation for her death. MRTROR H«OW l-ONO REACH. Calif., Apr. 12 He eaplalnsd tha purpose of Dr. Hanson and Dr. Robert J , —(/P)~ H lsh winds and * rough NEW YORK. Apr. 1«—(ZPt—A the fund la not to pay the men for WET HKIRM meteor flamed oeroM southam the long, hasardoua hours thsy McCulloch said the child probably sea hampered efforts todav to CHICAGO, Apr. 12 — (A1) — died palaleaaly and llksly within refloat the t,6,(HMMon freighter, Skies New England But night nnd donated, but rather to ' were wet and cloudy over w | burst. U n ^ fa ’l & & «" und • half after she fall Hteel Chemist, airround on rocks wide areas of the country today. ” A "hall of Ora** wa< mportad f t e a ^ f t e y n U t w Jflja fund M fMt into tha aboadonad wall off Ran Nicholas Gland since SunShowers fell throughout tho m i s at varloua potato along tha 2 u t { ^ e/i * l 4,ao W io p afternoon. southeastern section except eicept In iy, 'oulh*a*t*rn Autopsy surgeon* also suggestnortheattem seaboard, aid at far tMU«a, e/o roatmaatar, Loa AnTh* Cooat Guard reported that Florid* and mpv*d Into th* low­ ad that tha whlld may hnv* died through the night a salvage tug er Ohio Valley, Rain was forefrom fright. ’ concentrated on heaping ... Unas eaet far th* Midwest state* to. ___ . . . ..T h a parents, Mr. and Mrs. David taut am lnat a 40-knot wind to .night and tomorrow. Hkl*a pens ky^m*^varied, y ____ _______ f. ^ i s je a a k 'h J L J a E s meoe^effort, srpremed the feel An airline plhtt ,sa tha nrMfhtar from listing. Her arally war# cloudy from -tha Datags of Ua ganfs whM he soldi seemed to be fg llait bottom ;tanar*d front rock gash*j, I koto* westward to tha Pacific "I'm no hero. It was hut o gut­ CCswthu>d Oa Rhode Island." ’ Cooat. * , T -X i . iaao.0U 0.p00cutand Hearing On" C i t y \ rF^Pay Mike F o r And County Charter Will Be State Elective O f f i c e r s Held On Friday I AI.LA ll AMM.L, Apr. IZ— jH nn„||lH r(U y -.Ministerial (iroup * T&Xfonduct Kflster Sunri se Services I - . A S)h, Increasing Number V»Of Students Picket Campus Of CCNY - 1 U Stoneham And Flynn Arrive In Sanford U. S. Opens Pocket book To Reward Men Who Lost Race To Save Kathy * • !L”2S; \ *t. m B«U -4.T* m Nu -itig lr Mi-linn, im n m tli-r how •igiiifli'Miil will achieti- pi-aci-. We must ciuiltmii- In wmk pnlii-nlly iii.l run-folly, ndviiiii-iiig with prac­ tical. n-nli-tu - l - n- in llu- light >f curimi-tnii.'i". nod i-vi-nth uIu". - h i ill, liillldlOK llu- - l l l i c l l i l i ■f pi iu •' -mill'll, ilul -id id l) Tin in-alv wn- -igueil here liy 12 o u l i i o n Muiidnv of ln-1 week. I' pledges t Ill-Ill In Mid i-Mcti o th er III i-w-iil that i i i i i - o f I lu-iit is ut lin k r ii liy an aggressor. Tn lii-i'uiiui tiioiBiig uii tliu United llir tii-nty must receive tin- Hetiule'n i nl if l. iit inn Clint -‘■runs upproval by n two lliirdn t ot. H ia tt--, \ d n n m - li iilio n l.n d e i- u te .-•*•. fideiil Hint llie Senate w ill i-ti-otu • lit in llf y it, toil ii lung il.-lnil.- IK - vui.-li-d mice t|.,- ir e a ly ii-u.-lieK Mu- S i-iilile f I.... i llu * f i l - l - l i - p u l rtil* f l l p l l n l w ill l-i- fm l l i e S l’ l l l l l r f u l l - l g l l i r In ln .o I'u m m ille e In h n t.l tii- a r ilig K . I to* l u n i i i i g - w i l l g i t i - o p p o r t u n it y fm (Inl i u c k i- r - und i r i l i c s u f t bn t i i - n t y - m iin lilie m ig r e — to - -pies- lltelr views, rt irm ighniit Mi T r u m i i n '- nppeul fur Si-mile uppi.-Mil o f llu- pu. I ta il till- them e that i n - l ll n i lluI'i d l e d S l n t e - nm uny ultn-i mi l l " l i ctill " lic llle ti- pence nulrpi'lnl N S o t . i , i n y I * : i. K*i* 1.4iii.»11 "l 111Jr iiul oiliert lull...III. nl . I ',i I-in ,ilp )*|,|4 ct on Ili>- ili'i'nu, I-,! i i,■ tiie Comiiiiini-t I’.titi u, I my t.iiulidalc ul glntip ,i> ■ it* d r ll ll.-1 dlicctly ui ui.hiritly w,tIi ii All l onoinuii l« ui llir state would lie ........... .1 I.. H-gitlei with tlie .itturin i p.-nnal ui nearcit ilieidl witl.u, t Iiu. im alter thr law hrimu. > llr.lu r, or within |12 hmil4 .ill. i eiiti-iuig the Mata. 11., pen .1 i Im t ttlure tn rr i pi4tri would I,. uupiimfinienl ltd .t line ol . . n r In tin**)- •t l II « I ft .1)110 I,. < pi HI I ll w.ml.l i ui.' i •tul fm .mv |.|‘|4..U U| •Ia 1 MprlJl** •»' 4 I I , >1111111. 1.1 I’ i' > lliula l |>fll4llY •....... |aI ixn|||||f*||| Ul • d u l .........I Mi’ll |lur ft Hint I,. t •. | i n t III* '4t‘ l .--i... ll VI, s l’Itl.NGFIFI It. til, A|.i 12 ' I*.ii 11 :i11«I all .at• tin- i |l aiHllntiail I I M l*««aa Mil l’> N'ut bn n I .•ni.-.ld, ulu- of tin"tin ill" •layer- ..f y. Ullg Bnlil.y I i uuk- 26 year- ago, >- .UIi-4 up fnr Mi IIVi-l i ••in’ll X' •Him*. u -tote tisiiIII«*.i nut tudiiy . fnrui-tn mink.-I loud, itn.l due tu tin- heavy v.uige-tmu cnusi.l tiy 11 uck- tiiiveling I., nii.l front the Mniifunl St.it* I'ui u n i-- Mniket, traffic liu« l.ecnme very liatardutis utul the I ’..mini—tun tell that uctimi shuiil.l nnw I-,, taken tu liuve it widei.i-d ” Muyur An-iii 't i m inuty repurled I but llu ■ uiildy t’ullimis -ion yestardny lui- l»t...ii n fa vurahle view l-.wni.l the t ity’s |ili.nuKnl:i tlml the t'utility .lee.l l.nck •<> I Iu i d y tlie ulti- uri • .1 -MilH.ird Uu I'mn - 1st I*1r a n k s ' Slavur S e e k s Reduction Ol* W) Year Term ;i ••t a I »• p n r d i M i !*••?• i *1 I i i *h i i i i i i l o tl.l\ n i l III -i ll|>|)t'lll 1**1 l l ’t|l|«*l I a•11 a•| F a r m e r s A p p e iu T o :V: J 1 I allla’llt'i* |R e H e a d e d For A I rM|'«»lt|, Hull |t I i’ll imf ••••• •’••»I rllt I'lllelM * aaf Ilf#* Mi l !M» R 0 1 1 1 1 1 i I n I Year Yi.n 1'tnlrr On- Iim, Iii* i not I 1'iilly " Mr. T'riiiiian -uni tliul llu- nu ••Ii#rit*t#« for i'll i uii* tiiiiHiilri niit*n I WAHIUM. I " \pr 12—(Ah mill" In ’*•» yrm *111 nun Im* ili-lerimurd in du every until I.-ii.led for a Fariner* •• llu n g pnssitile In insure that peini 9••••#*•* 1 inf 1 1 1.1 -4-r-ip 1111t 1f.il ■* ■> I «•••||a*|«I it Mill' nf I |!l Sllltl'VlII* !• iimi nl wllint In tlie knowlnlgitlinl "we 1-niintd •-.•ape tlie g te u l'l'-i-.... .... wh-» t-nrned pedal tn-ai i"''1’, . ",........ , . r,„„iri rr-punKililllty thr-i goes with out i me- tier ituse tliry look purl iu 11 L p great .l.lu r a tn .1,*" world." |-«n.m e .....Ia n . experiment:.- A l l ; ‘V' , f . , It was fur tills reason, he con ex -Id If. Uf the c n e have In.... , [ ,* ,, I;i,„ lull|,? „ l0, tinned, ti... the American .......... h.-md ..... ......................... w.„k has prn? rrs.*d eo | ' accepteil tin' tfuiieit Nutluns ctiaii 1 imii iiuri'inllv. an I tlml the »*c•I in IPIfi amt liuve imuglil since I".I,| \|.i 22 ul .Stutevillc yviiure! “ t t -« M t l B M * . l (>• » - ■ « • N i t I h. .4a- m ii I iii |!*21 with Richard. " n" l!,rge l wintei yylu-.il crop on I ..el. I.m-li wll— killed III IU3D tn " ''i'" '1 ,H " " ll- ‘ Funner- «••*•* -.aid tn i»- fvedlng BARS SKGKKGXTION i figln willi unutliei pri'-..Iii-r ul llvestiH-k I.--ity dt :■ practice which ALBANY, N Y . Apr. 12 t/l*. the penitentiury i.egislutimi Iu l>ur -egregutiui, they were cunvicted <d - laying Minn will In- H-lIcct.-.l iii larger supplies M in. ii, on Ik and poultry in New Yurk's Natiunul tiiiui.l (I'uiillnurd tin I f f * s i») producta. mid other .dute military unit Tlie favorable start for th« was signed t mlay by Gnvrinm "SEIZE'* TK irnt Dewey. Mil AN. Italy, \|i 12 1/1 *1 - spring s*,isou is speeding up govlie approved tlie bill wdlnuil t u-tnms police said tu.loy tlioy eminent plana for extending pre­ cnutmaill. It dlrecl- stute military- have -elred dftjilin -el-. ..f false war crop controls in 1060 to pre­ units to ailnpt anti segregation t..-tli -uiuggle.l into Duly fimn vent bur-h-n-mne surpluses. Yesterday winter wheat for*regnlntimts at once, t,.-iiiiuiiy cast nf |,n|-t 'Min,nun huahel.K raised tin- noaaii lity nf n-i.gige allotinento ui--l uunketing nuotas on tlie I960 wheat crop. Th* final decision will depend largely on acreage seeded to spring wheat and weather condition* during th* Record Sales, Revived Buying And High Production In (J. S. Reported NF.W YORK. Apr. 12— (/P) l.teiyonc trcmi to be pulling Lit bail fool iorwaid today. The newi n packed with rheetlnl itemi record islci, tccord production, irtivnl buying, prediction! ol iu i tJined or incrcaicd demand. Food prorenou and diilnhutniv icpotl ijiisineia rontimiiiig good ami future prospects bright, Paul#-------------- — * — H. Willis, president of thn Grocery Industry will turn out l,K28,H00 Manufacturers of America, says net tons of Ingots und castings A in Baltimore. >I'lli ugo il made 1,286,200 tons. Record sales ar* reported for All 3d hlaRt furnaces of diet U. 1948 hy the Rudd Co,, builder of K. Steel Corp. ill the Pittsburghi allway cars and supplier of auto­ Youngstown district were in oper­ mobile makers; by M. Lowensteln ation at once yesterday, for tlie i\ Hons, textile firm; by Briggs third lime In history. The recurd Manufacturing Co., auto parts was attained once during World makers. War II, but for only 10 minutes, First quarter sales volume 13 mi.I again in November, 1947. per rent above u year ago it re­ As steel becomes more plentiful, ported by E. 1. Du Font Do Ne- more Is avallabl* for tlie zinc gatmourn, chemical giant. Increase In vaulting Industry. A "tremendous tlr* orders from dealers since Apr. demand" far galvanised sheets, 1 la announced by Selb*rl(ng Rub­ particularly for roofing farm ber Co, A sharp increase In auto buildings, will rontlnue for sev­ sales In the last 10 days of March eral months, N. U. Randolph, vice Is reported by Hudson Motor Car president of Granite City Hteel Co, Co., prodlcta. Tha steel Industry mad# mure steal In March than In any month Young, president of the American on record, movu r,teel In the first Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co., tolls quarter quarwr than maa in any quarter on a St. Louis convention of tho record. Tha Amarlran Iron ond American Zinc Institute that th* (Continued On Pag* 2) Hteel Institute aaya thl* week th* I4?nitilniie«t On t*n « r 4I«» NO AMBITIONS? TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 12 —</P) —Governor Warren x.tld today he has no "political ambitions" to seek another office ufter he com­ pletes his t.-rr.i as chief executive. Duriiu- a meeting with a Joint S'eiiate-fl.iuse tax study commit­ tee, Warien said "three months in this jut. will cure uny man" of seeking office Warren Im- l-.'.-n mentioned as n possRile opponent to U H. Senator Hpes-ur.l Holland In 1962. T H E W EATH ER JACKSONVILLE, Anr. 12-(A 9 HIGH LOW 112 68 Atlanta 03 41 Cl*v*lan-i 39 Detroit •12 (Id 43 Minneapolis «7 44 Now York 84 63 Fhoenlx 46 lib Haint Louis Ctl Hnu Antonio 40 46 M Heattlo 66 33 Montreal 78 JacKsonville A* 80 78 Miami 89 60 Orlando 70 es TaUahatrce m k. SOL -;1 ' 2k»t •)KsV/k-k - ______ s i J j '..-J. - t o . II. Jl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d15544782bbb12e4c27cc828517211c7.pdf 3c1f8b1cdf3bc74f902092748a17bc08 PDF Text Text \ f- v, m: mm *? ? v. . , I PAGE IIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA M o n th M a y P a s s B e f o r e A llia n c e B e c o m e s B in d in g Bennett Speech ■I , n ,| | ■i y dmiild nay thr lallct I* far Itmie . I Imn dinliolloMibli'." 11is ptoptmul, Untted S ta te . (I.V .WOdlttHl. Sen„ ,,„ „ * , |(.(Vr to Rfl a I......... . would take ............. .. who unce of the stnlus Mim", Mr. liennett deeliired. “ It is dynamic and ale approval). Httlatn. Cat,aria. ..... ............ W11)„ (, |)(„ they U t --call.-I ............... .. progressive; It leads to lnrretr«ed Iranre, llelginni. the Nellterl.ind* ., Im.ucd for viiryiog iniHon*. and lasting productivity of the 11111*1 cal f|,iilno wanted to tedefill** the and l.uiemlmurg. The remaining A ll iT'inom ic wealth, lie declined i .III' h ininnindiii t claiine, An now laud and thereby promotes Ihe (inner* were Italy and PoiIiik.iI. ■iltiiiiatcly cotiten from the ca itli i i 11<■11. pcunlntin would be burred cninmnn welfare wherever It In The agreement* drafted by the H-elf. iiictodlng lin nceuic. and dinuhiliiy wan itii'iirred orartired. A ll regions o f (bo world IliiHiigbl “ w illful mincoiahicl.'' 11‘itn Is' Improved, we think, and bf biim linked l bin lie I'hallged tie slime curl cu lly poverty-stricken force* to meet any oltliiilr aimed |M .|w,.|.|i primitive uiiil heli | areas mirv be advanced to a stale 'feliilibiiin luinciinihicl." attack, meaiiwliile, wa* almul . I'ivilived man in Ilull III IlllillV*' MetiiiWliile the Mi nnie debale on I of relative prosperity by safe Kiiropeaii teciivery prngrum, I gim rilliig amt Incren-lng llieb aa "•■I*...... ..I**..... ...................... » : iibe iiro dlirlinii cii|uiclty ivaling (lie ic i’t.iii Siiollii.ru fill- 1fi<u 11urn I i».» i" « .d u i.j. i- .................... . ......... in ......................................... . |lliro ug ti suit and water conierva' luinlei liu g lb , ncari'd a vote The Slate Department, rmiving Ii'iyiluc.1 man ai*. Ida i - «U, *< , , ................................ . ' n I Hull and |iru|ier land Use. :.l ................................... A ....... fln i.l.;.... illilelllg enre unit uldlltlc* to make ibii|i|ii<l ............. “ Moil can set valla n dues much III rut ... Ibe llioli fittbt ... with unu.ual .peed, put (ini.l.ing u,*v of the land and ..the, I more Hum safeguard land, It illlouche* on the exact ertlified cop resource* thatHod ha* plm-il *r*r’K' . ................ I rectly or indirectly results In u ; ’There’ll lie no more money wide variety of fundnmrntnl bene­ iei for Preiident Truman and head* at In* disposal. IIUliop l.o u llit said that be win | amendment*,” .Senator Wherry fits. It both increases the yields of the other government* to tuhniit inletvsted In this Mirucle Mull (lt-Neh> said in the debate went per acre and lowers the rost of to their legidalor*. t'otiiei Vat Ion Ibty because In- i* a into its 1lit Ii day. The filllu ister on production on* most farm land, Some fewer partner* of the At­ winn, and u i n mail he must eat; u Seoul**rule* eluiuge to k ill Ihe which, In turn, start a whole chain lantic alliance, diplomatic official* lieenllau he in u C hristian OO.I u« Iiatit to fitil..inter lusted lit day of benefits, stn-l, as Increased rln lH liau lie reallien that our lietnoerai ie I endet bums of •aid, may he inclined to hold bark areligion lias its very roots io an Illinois and Senator t'onnally (D- fan n er Income, increased luxes for until Ihe United Stale* and lliitain aurieultinul siH'lely and the fu Texi |irr,dli'ted u flout vote on the ' support of government, Increased ad. Hatter holiday teeeitr* pro- title of tlie rlntreh lies laigely ill Adm inistration harked program to trade for lintli rural and urban the rural field; and berause all i,i,| Western Kuropt* unother Ifi communities, >m.I increased em­ rni*r other delay*. nf un regarrllesn *.f wlmt we do , ho. u i I is wool.I be reached late In- ployment for professional, skilled, iin.l unskilled workers, for a living are dependent «'»’ | ,j41>, pool In fc r k T T n ^ 's r -T C " '* - "It reslnts in large savings, (I,Ml's good earth for our very , n „w„v„r> ,p 11M11.m|me„ls such ns reduced slltation nf V“Aft'wni tl, while 1 work is ltli 1“ 1^ bill sUII faced debate. Most stream*, ditche*. hnrhors, and ll%(l1l*M rram r**( IIMI truth viH'irtlon”. he ............ . 1 «f wt'«' *>»« l“ « ’• ■"W" easily reservoirs; lessened itnm^ge varying degree* of maturity under "that is. a call ‘from Uml to 1 without discussion. In fills, cilia, nnd culvert* nf hlgliI lie liotlse look op tlie wnys and railroads; decreased du­ lilt* latte Irat prnviiiun and to re­ shnre with Him in the creation 2lli,lt>2 iippropritiHons t.ill to*7o7,filllling.' In oyster Im-.Ii* nnd breeding of 11 better wot Id, Inti nowhere is quire grade labeling for emitter*. anee 'm lli.ro. of Hi,, slate, com and feeding grounds of fish, erat.s, imr IL.. . no ice ao.l Jltsliet* di'piirtiili'llt* for To Hlurl work with an entirely mulily 111111111ciil 11ii111 111 lli(* 1 ii'hi and other valuable nqnntle life; the flseal year beginning Ju ly 1. mi.l reduced flood crests on both ta w mmml**li>n July 1 would raune of iiifrlFiilliirn". Y e sle i.lv tl approved 1 1 $(J71 ,confitMlim at one of the hu*le*t major and minor streams that re­ 017,172 enli'h-iill Homey t.tll carry- sult in lessened damage In farms, UtneH of ptannlng for the new *ea* ilig funds f«. Viirl.i.M agencies. home*, son, Walker *ald. l’reaent law *tugB u ie S p e e e li mnnufiictiirlng plants, Among tlie 11.'ot* wa* ( l 1 11,(11*0,4*00 livestock, highways, ruilinu.l*, anil j(tr» ihe term*, with five of the M ll'ostlHur.l Front I'sa* Uart for the iit.itnl.' *'n>'tgy cotninlssloo ..tiler pro|ierty. men aehetluled to he replaced June nod I ri.ooo.oon fill 11..- Ilc ilio air 1. farmer uii.l Ills fondly. “It helps to alleviate drought “And ymt know what increased lift. >lnmnge to crop-,, pasture., and , ‘‘It alwayn taken ninnthn for new ftirnt buying power means to ul 11"' U " 1 *’**’ Is ruling sw iftly nil nientliern to learn whut they need meadows. It eacnurage* a more to know about the commlaaimt’n town llkn Hanford which Is ,|i»-! •»«* m«U"V M ils In clear lliem be flexible uml diversified type of lore Hie Kuster Imllilay, when pendent largely. upon ug rlcn llu re," agriculture. It helps rreute a Complex operation*,’’ he said. lie.... tm'mla'rn will take i. in .lay holi­ greater pride and satisfaction In Walk i f reported “every Inform* he rluelirred, pointing nut that day. farming along with the greater «1 lawyer" tu whom ha had talked every dollar of farm luennie Till* M.'tiale ju.li.orry sula’ont* malerlnl return'. It en'.iiiriige* laid maturity cannot he determin­ equal* seven dollars of national milter* .'..lUimi.'.l pohUr in nrini's oh the oo< i.o.i .laughters of fa lin­ Incimiri according l» eeottomlst*. ed hy calendar date*, I'roteetcd piiahietlve woodland* It bill I.) light. I. IIlf t '|m.ll,.gll ers tu stay on the farm. And, ap­ t “The committee ha* propo*ed l.e n u llfiil, lie remarked, nnd laws. Tin* m.'iisiire lias Iven ell* parently, it helps In Improve the pomething which competent, lm- tire Ibe turning of pnliiielln nnd brush rltltsell by the illl.'lllgi'lli'i* i'X|ierte nutritional quality uf fnotl. trtlal attorney* date could lm E lands Into improved pastures of the arimil services, uml yu*’Trndurttve land I* different nocked nut In tlm cuttrl* with Ihu Florida more eye-apitcaling tcr.lny Fill Direct... J. Edgar from other natural resources in atlghlenl effort,” Walker explained. makes Hoover ili'M'iilieil It as ........ very Io its pitying w inter v ls lln rs ," he that it must Ik* uncd trial main­ “One Hluudurd fur all varlelle* nsNcrlcd. minimum" pruteethin iicederl. taincii *mitiitniu'.iu«iy — —if tained sliiinltiiiifiiii'ly If it is tn thrnuglunq the aeaieu In th« only Hut Heimtor Fergus.in (It-Mich) Mr. Hull* was lidro.hicetl l.y Kdaniwer' In the problem ul lltin wnrii Higgins, manager nf the caution.1.1 agalosl going loo far. remain productive. That la, It must he kept Infnct while In use, nr It • Hemiiiiih1 (Jm inly Clfiomlier of He said Ihe p|.ucetlniu l.atlie ag­ I* likely tu vanish with the run­ ainst s|iles and saboteurs eoul.l '( ii off from rainstorm*. Plants ran A* to grade laholiug for ran- Cnnimeree. nn)_____ lied cllrun, he *uld, "u slate guvThe lianquet was attended hy to such ai. extreme il might In­ he grown over nnd over without edunvut cannot rentrnln Interstate about KO persons, unit guests were terfere xv11Ii freedom ..f speech and depleting the productivity nf the commerce. Any cantier can alway* Introduced hy Robert K. With th* press. If Ihe anil Is mnlnlalni’il; tail The House Hanking Committee laud, I*aa fetleral grade* Indriid of slate uroil, Dlslrlcl ron*ervntlonlet and the soil Itself, no for n* known, gtauea.” hy tlenrge Tntthy. Among thesn iipened hcarlugi* on public hous­ enu he rcimnluccd only with th A direct ntlurk on Warren'* were: 11. II. Ilennett, ehlef nf Roll ing plans, a miilli'l.llllim ilnllur ledlima slowness of gcolnglea ejtru* committee uml It* program ('tiiiservnlioii servlet*, Washington, program for fralrral housing uml change, once it has vanished hodrania from Commissioner l.utt I). 0.; Dr. little; V. W. Hmlth, shun clenrtince, liy Into the oceans. Rep. Monruney (D-Okla) pre­ Astiilmla, troasyeor of the Florida Maxcy uf Frostproof. "Productive land I* much mure Forest nnd Park Aasoclntloni IL dicted that a hi-paillsan support , Maxcy said he spoke a* an In* E. Wood Tnllahassee, Hlnte Hu would Insure passage of the legl»- limited than commonly has been dividual only, Hu ha* )«rgu grow- perlnU'iident of Agricultural Ed* lutlon. Hop. Wolcott (It-Mich), supposed. It occur* only on tiro in »r, shipper and (irncnssor Intercsls. ucationi Z. C. Horfong, Mlcanopy, who fought such o l.ili last year, Nurfnee of Hie earth and only an |l* accuxed tu Ihu committee of president of the Florida Soil Con­ said "it still looks like Socialism a part of the attrfnrr. It la not permanent. Onco fertile aoll hna “trying la alnk Ihe Industry,” servation district; T. M. Howor to me," been washed or blown away. It th e committee ’’ha* had free uc ton, Jr., Madison, director of the The Hcnnlo Hanking Committee cnnnnt be reatored nr replaced In eeits |o the press far their ballyhoo Florida Forest and park Assocla* recently approved a similar meas­ any practical way for generation*. tlon; William W. Raltorn, Jr., ure. Other hearings Included! anti falsa propaganda far months, And what la left—aiih*n||—|H us* appealing to the weak minds of Jacksonville. (lleiiniargnrlne-the Henate Fin­ ttally far less productive and lesa .Others Introduced Included the ance Committee met bebind closed • Florida,” Maxcy itald. Alton Bradley, Carey Reams door* to plan public henrings nit stable, Often It ii sterile, Maxcy umised Ihe committee of Rey.Icultural When bedrock I* reached you Instructor and other legislation la end the ikl-yeur-old sbreodtng untrue Information flclals of Aldersgate Unlverelty tax on olt'o. The hill lias W n pax- have generally rnme tn the end of ■bout the condition of the Industry ofn prnrtlra) Uap, »n far ns productive eluding M. W. Castle, and M. Including and declared "I am going to do W, Castle, Jr., and J. U. Shields, ■ttl by ihe House. lund I* rnnroini'd. Lnnd riddled Unification—Secretary of Army with and eay what I please to counter Phil 8. Taylor, Tallahaceee, eu tnilllr* In In nlmut re worth* Royall wax called before the Sen­ act" such statement*. gervlilng Inspector of the Florida ate Armed Hervlcex Committed in lea* enndltlnn. Also, land under V—J , ----------. apartment of Agriculture) Colin a private session to discuss legis­ the liandicpp of nvcr-wotiu*** l« tata D, Gunn, *U » conoervatlonlit, tn tlghton unlfcntlnn uf the not tivuilahle for successful cropp­ HCfl, Gainesville) vllle) IL 0. Clayton, lation ' Shrine M instrel Army, and Air Force, (Gen. ing, and land without ndrqunte director of Kxtenelon Service, DwightNavy water in so much deserl. And D. Elsenhower called mill* shallow iMaiiaMg* rteiM c h i onel aalncivllU;' P » r k ■ " Andcreoni soil un steep slope* gen­ the 06 uniforms which wert Avon Park, preeldent of the StaU tary leader* to Key West, today to erally I* shout a* worthies* f“over the same problem.) ■cheifd at a cost of 94,108 or Aicocintlon of Soil Coniorvatlon cultlvntlon ax shallow roll ovft itrlct supervisors) G o r d o n each. Lack year the Bhrln* *hat breaks your plow,, y of Curit m ulled r ln a dutteUM The*# condillom, and oIHrmi, of Button WTRRt Mike Thomas I to ■ T *“ ’ muit lie considered In. effective vs v iu iiif i Orlando u rin i of WORZ, and Paul “ r t f ’W T B w W ' K H ; soli conaervetlon—remedied hy lor of WFTL, 1 Llane, |S8. Hh.rllf P. A1.’’ a ^ a i j S proper land uae or by the use or Seminole High School Band aarvati ationlet, 8C8, Hanford) Cal Ivey, preiident nnd J. L. Ingley, proper conservation measure*. “We cannot dig deeper Into thd w ifk« rk, 80S Information Division. treasure of the Seminole County cn,r.th ..?n" find now productive Unburg,_ 8. C. ^ ^ Chamlwi u f Commerce. succeedad In increasing It SparUt____ Following the banquet, motion so l. We cannot pump It from Aloe introduced were) F. Icture \'eture* wert ehown In color of wolla or dig It from mlnee, aa Fltaferald/ 80S motion pic i.rivup, s s .iiT from rru .li Waehlni w u n .n g to n , the evolution of farm Implemanta wo do for salt, sulphur, and coal. photographer j . C.| llarold Mowry,’ director of from ancient days to up to data Wo cannot import it from other ford wa* a Agricultural Experiment flte- trartore, .Uit flrst^tlme, nation* and stockpile It aa we do year , Kff high with copper and t'A. And there m, Gainesvlllei John VM0R of IL R. BKNIWt CHARGE are no, undiscovered reserves ojf Goodyear Co,; Harris H. waa of the Florida Grower -luctlve land of any large ex* NANKING, Apr. 7-(A>)—1 anywhere on earth. Wa muxl w ii* UnlUd Staten embassy What wt have or do without, xmunlit The average length uf life In the United State* Jumped from 49.24 years at the beglnnli beginning of (Ceatnaee r t . 0* [ the century to fifl.flB Afl.69 yeara year* in In 1946, orations to sign oath* that they | increase of about 17Ml years, arc not Communists. The governor i . has asked for “appropriate Irg-1 L e g a l Notice Illation agaln*t Communlim.” Rep. Slmpion offered a central, fly co n iT irip THK COt7f3l purchasing bill, but It apparently i Jt'iviK. hkxiinolh c o u tn y State Tax Bill Miracle Day O ld I('i)*II*bM Vtmm F««» Oa*| A rr O R p t l p f l i u TC tllity in the security of the * “■IS U C IIC IIIB 1 5) aiblllty land", lie declared. “Exercise of . D „ Tl . . 1. I n public responsibility in the au*- 1t j O U g l U D j 1 0 I) 1 II tnlnment of agricultural lanil l» l __ _ _ «.f such obvlou* linpnrtnnro t.» WASHINGTON. Apr. 7 l/P) the general welfare of all people, c , , , -r i ■ . i ji would accin ihot un unequal.' t Secretary o( Labor robin todiy prugiam of anil conservation and . urged n Imot I in old .igr hrnrfili prinleiil ime of wilier would nl-|in help nvetcnme "Oirr.il* to our WASHINGTON. Apr. 7 - W V A Tnuntry-hy-rniintry turvry (flow­ ed today it may be at lea*t a wiiyK be the fir-’ l order of hit*..month hrfnrr ihr new North lie*!* In all nallm ia." Atlantic Treaty ran become Limb Tin* problem presented the pub­ lic by erosion call la- met in only ing on (hr 12 nation* which signed two w ays, tie declared. “ Hither \vc it. become n declining nation; or we eoiilimie to la* a vigorous, pro­ Formal ratification may tegressive, permnnenl m illoii. The quiir substantially longrt than (ir s l ebnlee i.< wlilit we w ill be thii, lomr official* believe, barring eniiie wlitioui noil conservation • rritii with Sovirl Riutia which The -eemnl choice in whirl we can uebieve and m iiinlain with tin might ,pur the proem. tm.T o f nTffl i-nn-crval inn I i*TTT Tlie United Statr* Senate ha* talking uhnill " railed for full bearing* to precede j Till* job in being done by the »ul cm.nervation districts, li.-u debate. In tiiiluin, Houir of Com; nett declared, amt better progress tnnna rule* require that all tiealir* b. being lua.le than Is generally iniiil lie over (nr u miniiniim of 21 known There are In Florida, be working day*, eicluding Sunday* added, II soil eonservaliun .11 i riels covering U’J.nflO.fHIO acreand holiday*, hr hue being debated. *and iiiebiding hoiiii* r.ll.fM*0 farnm, At (lie oilier eilrenie, three o f ! “We surveyed, plantied, mid ap­ the rmtnlriri which signed the pact | DECLARING TIIK NORTH ATI.ANTIC lb fi lm.* Treaty to In* "ii plied to the Inn,I l.l'J per.'i'iit of here on Monday could formally hmg step toward pence, "I’remdciii Turn.tin the Minister* iiihI digni tin- lolnl remaining soil I'lninervn talifv it within ■ f.w ilm The tnrlea of Ii! nations gulliored in Washington to <ign the pail, He I Hun |id> during the year of miry it wttnin a tew uoya. l w 1|(,fuh.rt ihm the treaty .« In...... .. r-n n-iy JIMI," lie said "I,list year the parliamenl* ul Iceland. l/eiinm i* j,,,, j ,■«,-i<,,i foiure peace, ituiernnliouiil Nonndjihutti) ' rate nf progress bad rilnuil Ireldcd I il w.i* !i.!l iieic.'lit of the remain and Norway authorized their lieadi' ilig job. We should be able to of government in advance to lakr finish the job on Ibe furiiilamls of CunirresN Kotm<lii|> II ibe tllii »|ep. Hill by the trim* of the ' L o u llil S p e e c h cminlry up to ibe stale of I treaty approval of llti* trio dor* I i n iiiiiteiiiini'e by I**71* 'I bat **• eiiaH m iri • twin rn«t* *n»n not affect the otlirri. |I (( Iinluoirit I r-nii I’a 'ir O ur) ) ,ii.i-l eei liiild y should do, hirno • m i iti^ehroire riH (ifirnm inl Millin' (d wealth lie* lit the In ilr I Hefore coming into effrrl the ( | iIi««'Iijii ki» mi h Ii jmm f imu M*rvice I w,. are -till losing nmuml filbl. ■bolt 'ieres a year " pact '‘ H,u n!t,i,p . ami alt | *M til**r "lionnraMe ...................... 1 »* iiiii If*r *" hf m-orii Ii 11* t'MlKliliiiiiM,*1 It part mtl»l mital lie be rrttilted ratified hy by the lire »rvrn teven “ Modern soil cunsiTViillon In tml wbirlt itiiginallv timniored il- the vr'‘'* " dr \ hinda ....... r,.t„|« •'umlei rnmlitlnmi oilier |I direrled merely Inward , mII I lit i*n- I THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1949 •r In c re a se ■ •*!■- 7*-*.*«*«*rr rr»trw sfl#y & ss« Ir*ali«iir4 treat Past <ht»i the co-operation of group* the finest he had ever re Oil. Ilecauae of the erenching rain* earlier in the week, there wa* no dust rained liy the tractor* and plow*. What appeared to be a o f Fb o m n A tN i loud of du*t at the north end of I* not as broad . s the Cover,.or the project wa* lime lielng applied had In mind, ft would author- 11„ r'r the o m te at t»r* the Comptroller to l**uc a ■HCiHKIlT l.*!H rlAlllllH O N to lilt* noil. pro . vvilnM i t MAY i ’ cin . ,tnbilily ,i* u mil ion" pnxrd l.v i i i<“ ^ Nothing appeared to have been monthly list of “ fa ir prices" nnd ■It!"! ‘ reipilri' purchase* of inoir* tliuo CK PN : "peMonitl iliteruiily" of it* , i;j.'overlooked for the com foil mid tir, |„ m. „I uriees within Nullce Is liereliv Hlvcn Mill | safety of the thousand* of vlsl . , ' r" i i:\ m .Y t!.tltlll>*i.iN t llc i n*r Hast tnoae 11,ht**»I. , if|»i«r( n » * f itie ealjite tots. State Highway patrolmen I <■lull lolii llie I loii'e W ay' .m il and liny Scouts were stationed at Tht? firNt hi tacit on iirovittifina *if linhrrt !.♦*»• •leprl»»ofii i!t»r#a*e4l .Me.un ('oniMlil)er lliat living ro ll* entrunces to the airport to direct of Ihe 1947 School KoumlaHou ; wm' 1. "?1 r„ m - ilM(i.,nit.le liu u ils i. b.ivr liten fi*> per rent -inre llir the stonily stream of cars. An am Law came in n bill by Iten. Me- 1 to repeal a re- u ii-ri.tr..m. ■'•••■tiiy Jnitae of Hstnpresem Surinl .Senility system n.t* balance stood by for emergency, A 1pi III of Hamilton ir»f*i«» iv.iihii' i i n tiie ril.-rhlislird hi I'HV Concession t^olbswere Ulng suo- qiilrcm cnt that county school sup- i^y1" ,,} "v| hV ' isj*)',r"f"k an provat*^ nil.I (nr riiml ills.-bsrae , ,. , . piled with soft drink* ami refresh- erinleudent* must have college de* In bn prepared Oalcmrnl lie , mcf)tH lut(1 wrr„ mnnnfil by. mrmif jfrrta.. It win m u a. ihr H uil - liu.^tMi^ut_ i.fi.i;.r; ; a lirngr,|{i!ftf f h Hmiau lit-ked the gitui|i -rn nppin1•' in'bei* of tlm lliislnes* uml Pro- Cmnmilleo on Mutation. „f «t*rn tsi*. ;. i : m 11. v h a iih ih o n tneaiute wlmlr fessionnl Women's Club and by llep. Hhepperd of St. Johns pro- I .Ailminittmlion - ______________ inc.*»uic I i r l % *•F llir* *’»lfll* of posed n constitutional umendmet'.! )?«*!*«'rt L«*i* <lnrrl«i»n would lmn*l the beuefil* .nut cxl-inl l ulm e hnrnicr*. that would let the Legislature call i dacftfinml diem In .HI .itMiliiui.il 2ft.0fld.IKIf>! Ihe speaker* stand, look, 111k northeast, cinifd tie seen the itself into spr>rlal session for .'Ml| pet Ilinn signed hy three- ■ |*||li ■#* ’Jfl H rln rM trim s lie l einisIrueliNl i la try ham. “ l*p‘illn" A iris of each " (b n iimk Ii hi mil.i- lri.it Ilf*'." hr n iIrenin collie true of Uriimilu Huufi IT-M uf Carey! Curey -fifth* ------ of the members .. i ..m i. 'h.id Iriulc.l In Pllll.llli r |.r i -l.llill Iliv rn ilU v . ml III.* k.i* )». i* •rlltrll .1 v riy ir.tl pin ilem ..1 flirt . 1.tiling llnc.it* III (•lit vl.llulllv 1* • ■i.ilion lie ad ilril "It Il <lif ficiill lm Ih r r-M'lll'.il r*X|»F“«|Cliturr* .il ill At icrii in i*u.L rr III Lcc|l p.lCP w ill tlie . i.-t n( living .mil Ins ili.iiu e * nf .iiium ul.ilmg .living* tn .ittiue In* n o u n mu *n u rilv .iit.iin*l i ntilmgi'in le* ■ d tctinit* .mil ifiiiliiiu itip dine** .!■ •* 'in n ," ____ If* 1'.‘lyaiiaa "'V itii(,,lv ,,rh ‘ ’r rnn . ......... hen,I •„ f .,he . . agricultural .. . mu... n lintir ilepiirtmelll Ilf Aldersgate Util- » T k i, Um.nlv, " 7 * l"Hiirmi n " nw.. The Senate spent Ii* most of Its v e rslly . c;. It. Dawson, county and committee I,eo.l In mcthmltcaUy adopting a i binge of tills iiroject, used his "ew set nf rule* to govern its own short wave radio equipment procedure. The House set up a Inst week to secure m aterial* for new set of rules with no n 'iiate yeslen lay. They were pre­ the slolls for Ibe rows, pared In mlvanr nnd bud been Tin' l!!l acre iinsture bind pm pared In advunee interim euuejeets near the Mieaker's stand I use*. drew iniicli attention. On one of! Tl!» im.sti.m. of win. will siion- SH HI* A B O ’S LONGWOOD HOTEL \ riiut, I'irsalsa. Ra«lr«s*nr*t IlfllahllHl l.narfeoii* S“ lilnaers lit SM O RG ASBO RD tips* every *«r (lie reap reas* ayrrlsl *hmmo Hares IImini A U .Irllrlnus meals #sllr I 4 R 0 U TKH eepmif l.nve tlrass WP.KK when they w ill be introduced re ­ from A fr iin , the truetnrs nnd mnmained the uppermost tuple of talk r I'hlnery wen* ul work ut dawn. in the corridors. llu lld o xe i' lin t olrendy removed Simpson'.* statement tliul he t bity If).ft pep ,ent id ,r|| wiiikn* much of tin- luiliiiottii roots from would introduce the lintel tax and li.ive mi ,rmi11 ,1 tin nine n| uium* i Hits area, ilu , oei-Msions when* a , , , . ib is scant disclosure of other steal- When Wa KUa Need A Uttttra, Ua r.» .I wii- ov.'i bmke.l and a true-1 . .. , .„ „ „ lb.in t l.OtKI, Iohm *.ml lot mot burrow „ „ t stuck, u.r- j f “ J » ‘I’ ,h......... ....................... W" H (Him ll» Hyrap of Btark-Draogkt I lie new lull would rx tfin l i over­ ..Un i p.iwvtTiil trnetnr would ldteh| |^n,un Slirind.-* of the Senate ! W«Als‘t »«a isi>i»( h>M age to f.iim winker*, iln u i'iti „ v;. ,,m' i w«* win, si......... i worker*, the *r|f ein|iloyed. ierl.n n iu t h e a s m ;,, area nearest t h J !» , c-tferenee with the Hnvenor. gnvetnmciti woiki-i*, eiiiplnyr* of speaker’s stand, about one rltiien | "■,l' h» had tin comment. I tiiiti'prnfil iii*litlllioii*. «uul tleiie SIFTS tractor* and barrows and plough* T O I.I, H IT S 71 Hi 7 c k M M J £ 3 tctvmg in tin- .inn.'il fin*,' prepared Ibe soil for pasture bind K K K IN O H A M , 111., Apr. 7 f / J l I S Lo «W.n s ^ j'n a i T K III .iiMiIiom . i.llie. Ie uef l* iiinl llo* |d,luting of lliibin grass (irl.'f'S trlik e n KffIngham hurled 1 tin- me.i*iii.' v . I | .ir.- <tl- Io. ill .......... «f today from the - i - 4 . s w s m e . J 1 5 ? * ..................Of. soil ..... i-iinservatluii ....................7 ,,lnr‘' “ or** .mil ili*.il.il<lv .nun.no >• • *p i'.l- fn ii,, nil [.arts of the state I arrived early. Among these was j firemen sriirched the ruins •l,r | ULACk'DItAUtlliT (uUwl J.ih n '/ill.'*, -oil scientist nf Ar- a.ldilinnnl bodies. I'lio iiin ris M l I A S The dead or missing in Tuns i.ifiii, II. A . Mntbews, i'iinserva-1 , ....... "" i ,/1‘. The M A N IL A , Ap ’ ‘ day s devastating fire was es-I I'lnllpplru' house of ie|iie.'i*utii- "o riisl of Tultubassee and IL B. [ rh n a m .r'a T 'M " sixtV m ine "iimlles i N O W S h e S ilO P S Jives t*;,lay passed rnm niiaou'ly a J l ' " c' j J * * \ hnVt, been reenvered from the A p A a k 9 1 1 ( 1 P f l l T V ' Pfohililtlng ii.loit ■si-ini, of alien- ‘ " l L a k e t d ly . _______ ; of rfab r li. said the C a th o lic, V a S II 9 IIII V flU | whose eoiintrh's do not grant re. ...- K iip |.L . I chancery office, which governed W ith o u t P a in fu l B a a k a a M ciimian right* to M lip no*. W An SH I 4N't; TON A nr 7j“_*(/r)— ,.m _ I* ' the hospital. A ll| except seven have w h .a d l» o l« *f ki 4««faa.tloa m to Iu 11 i II ie A 111 > * i 11 J * w , Apr. . H*. The hill was aimed at A o '.n lu , . . 1 . * r ' , , " . I been identified. roi.enou. msit.r to m a in la rMir ftoed.lt, , ndmisNioi! A Washington postal clerk who | l,cpn Identified. m»jr*».,»• ns x»t»xbacliMtw.fli*«*aUj»aleN J whlch recently I 1 lie pslru.lo.* ot p*p slid *a»r*V.*««M of IL s ’. Army C,.l Lorcor.. Hamfl'*1 CBS "Hit The night*, twilling, puffin*** orsl*r Uu *r*i. MOM’S A HOHD3 j I.OII, a FUipirill wilt, r S. on iseit- :bick|»»t program this week says KXpert Shoe Iteplilrlng ^pj., it wasti t Josl Inrle—It was the __L________ _ it year's joint planning hy seven femilles. of mat hematic*. -------------------------i C IT Y S H O E S H O P "Productive h int I Ibe only Linger supplies of turkey and I 210 Sanford Ave. natural resource without widen clii.-kvii are in prospect for this | we cannot live." fall. . I 1 hr*.|*chv* smt Olartn***. rrffliast vr assnlv 1 eaatggr* with marling »nit Turning *oohtlm» shawl there I* tonwll^B* your Hdnevsor W*<1. lion’r wx!“ H 1I i1A Ars Ark eolir 4r dructlil for Doan* »ll rour ro I’llJe, • •llmulsnt luunt dluretle. used_duseoettullr dsnt dluretle, dlu_____ lor over ■ I* reort, Uosa's• (Ire ro. boss l................ r nOllions (or for II* I. snd wiu wlU Ml help the tl sue* of ’ relief4 •nd 1 lube* iTiwhout iM-iUoaotn iln#vlubr_______ „ m u Ifm ViHjrbkiuiLUN Uotn’" •***•< rss Citrus Liiwh f£* Ki rjm i(i, 1 i i! i . ) 8.' ; I I ft?*-' h ; No others compete when you compare! Compare Features! No o//irf linr ul truck* in if* /irlre rnnjje hat all Ihrta htaturetl l-S|iccii Syni liro Mrsh Trntixmixaitm • Spliued Rcnr Axle Hub CtmlUTtion • Font-0| united Pur king Flrnkc • Steering Column Clearxltlfl • The Cult Tliut "IlicutlieH"* o bull Mmitlug lly|Ki|il Near Axle • Aiticululril I It ukc Slum l.inkngr. Compare There'* an extra mrniurr nf innaalvc xtrrngth ami durability in Chevrolet truck*. Thry'rr hiltlt pi takr rcugl; going in every fea­ ture of lanly, mb, engine uml iTinoait. Com pare Perform ance! There'e more powrr with economy In the Thrlft-Moxter nnd LoadMaster Vidve-ln-itrad engine* —Chrvrolet'x twin championi for low-cost npcrntlon, low-coxt upkeep. a t th * lo w a tt lla t PRICKS in * V m^ . th * m n tlr m tr u th A M CHEVROLET TRUCKS IHIM'f A CHtVROUT TRUCK KMI IVIRY JOB.. . wMi «tmm *' )D<. l.'!, f IMOOIta. O.V.W.I MO«£ CHIVROCMYRUCM 99 UN THAN ANY OTHII MAKII •Naartog sad >*sM*n»a i|fO«M •#*•*•/ t l wire IM*. 8 !W to tl* w - ’s e a g ® wta* *• V S„. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd A Fahneltu a N.... »••*■ * " L//*»^A •’ , V. -M PM # Tim t* '\i /a& ir.VV t* L> ,/''V : LM> i.iilU - _r .it■ .■ * , *■ *, WJf * * •%■- > j \ 'A ’1 .L ' �. . ■r , 1 T , V T ^ r.V I f UaMy T h in It ltr«n|th— THE WEATHER Te Prefect tfca N m i ef the Wot Mi T * m u d t k P r a T H i of America: T i P n tM * far Hanford. Fair and mild through Salatda). Mnderato wait to aouthwaal « Ind*. f & h e § > • VOLUME X X X X Establish'd 1908 m x f a r b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. S f e r a l > d i if i.-lau. ■ ruf i— NO. 184. Awiocliitrd Pr«w Leased Wire F R I D A Y . A P R I L H. 1919 8 A tlan tic A llia n ce Military Heads Miracle Soil Conservation Project Senate Defeats Boyle Introduces ToBeRemoved Termed W «By Edward Higgins Bid To Control N ations R equest U.S. G o v e r n o r ’s B i l l .A id F or Rearm ing‘' “ Cteuinwilon— FromG<:niM ny T axing R oom R ent K cm Seeks l \ » Mar F rrrrc ir ------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------- ^ P ro g ra m E x p e c te d To C a ll F o r $ 1 .2 B il­ lio n W o r th O f S u p ­ p l i e s I n 12 M o n t h s Snyder Predicts Great Period Of Business In U. S. W A SH IN G TO N . Apt. 8— (/!>>- Eight European mctnbaia of ihe North Atlantic Alliance urgently T r e a s u r y S e c re ta r y appealed to the United Stale* to­ K x p r c s s c s C onfiday (oi help in rearming. They (lence In F u t u r e were told in an o fficial reply that a m ilitary aid program i» being C H IC A G O . Apr. H </)■) Se prepared for presentation to Tontrrta ry of treasury Srivdei pre­ gran. In a icparate itatement. Secre­ dicted today Atnerualix may he tary of Slate Acheion declared entering ’one id llir greatest prg that the European leqiKtti and iod» of business devlopmenl m our thty government's rtiponie "in no h iilo ry ." Fainting a toiy pnlure of the t«mt tcpreient a hike tag to he placed upon the (Atlantic) Pact." c iirirn l fmonomb ntualion, ‘mvder vaul m ail addiett f»i the L s ft llRather, he said, “ they ate con­ live ( I n i, i,| Chit ago tli.it i u n lid silient with the ip irit of the pact.” erice in the future it mipoiiarit. which providea for i t l l htlp ami " I h i t conlidence in the luture mutual aid. it a m oil important a ttrl." lie tatd. And he added that the deciiion “ But it cannot be taken for grant­ of the American government to ed. We mutt not allow our coming ^ provide arm i and equipment "to of age at a nation to bring with it ™ frta and friendly nation! ii in the a tired refuial to meet the challenge highest intereil of the American of our growth and ptogteti " people." lie aald the new era will Ire/tne Til# requeata r#)tin from the five of unprecedented opportunity." Brussel* Irealy eountrlaa acting A current ehlft from » le H rr’i* aa a group--BrlUI»i, France, Bel* lo • buyer's marker It "both help­ glum, the Natherland* ami Lux- ful and healthy," he i-nutlulled. ambourg--and from Italy, Den­ "W ith the return in iimnurl hoymark. and Norway. era’ m arkets, I belirvp rliwt we may In each rare, the European look forward to one of tin greatest atllea aald Bubatantlally the iin u periods of business dcvclnpllienl A thingi in our history. * * x I tired hardly That mate of the countries act- tn remind you that nur Irndltlonal inti alone can provide an adequate type of Am erican enterprise flourarmament for Ita own defense ami ishea heat In a competitive environ­ for Its part In tM Atlantic He­ ment. Wc know how In achieve when we have to work *t selling.” len** ayatem. lie said the United .States Is The Btata Department replied entering thla new pe|i.nl with ■ to thla appanlt “The executive branch of the "fin an cial and economic strength United Htatea government la pr«- unequalled In our histo ry." The narad to racommand to the United financial soundness of the governHtatea Congress that the United mbent its e lf, he said, l» "beyond _ Htatea provide military aaaletance question." ■ ** e*am* of w intry aaklng help) He aald JfceL, ",,w 9 In order tn aealat It to meet the hold over |4LMX>.000,(MKl in savingterlal requlrmenta of Ita defense lugs bonds, almost $6,(KJO,tHHi,wg) program. , . . more thin at the end of Dacemher "It will be requested of the 11)46. Congress that such aaalatance Im • He reviewed Am erica's indust­ In the form of military equipment ria l development In the post 60 from the United Hlatea required years and said the Impetus given by ftlml cuuntry'al part required our economy by such tilings as by lie dclenae program. Such a* electricity and automobiles " i l l ,'1' alliance would be extended in re far exceeded by atomic energy "Atom ic energy offers the pros cognition of the principle of aelfbalp and mutual aid contained m pert of revolutionary changes in Maariaua* aa raa* our economic life within a relat­ Man, Reported To Be Killed, T u r n s U p In Cincinnati ively few years," he predicted. "Looking toward the future-and I Include the nearby fu turewe have every reason tn I * con­ fident " R ed C ro ss D r iv e F a lls S h o r t O f G o a l W HITEHBURY. Ky., Apr. 8— (/PP—A mining aaatarn Kentucky rural alorakaeper, whoaa wife and three taan-aga aona art being held on murder rhayni. apant laat Sunday and Monday night*; with a daughter in Cincinnati, Sheriff Harman Comb# aald today. Ha told a nawaman that Mr»Goldie Huntar. daughter of Har­ man Don,, 66, mining line# about Mar. 6, made tha ataUmint to him from Cincinnati In a telaphone conversation. I Ison's wife, A minds, 4b. and three ions ars In Jail her*. Their ... ■ ♦ rapor*' . _ u n i t follnwad yottnt«r. son, A lb n t ,, It, l l j thal^ha . . . . ____ ier gut __________ th______ a n k _____ ill Don and br* M i body. S h e riff Comb* u ld Mra HunU r told him aha did not know w h ira bar father w ant a fte r leaving har home T u aid ay. Tha woman a ild D o i told har h a / V a a on a sort o f a I! til a v a ­ cation in d m aking i toot baying goods fo r hl» ito ro .' I Sha told Comba aha U m »kln * "avory a ffo rt" to locate her f i l,V8 ’r * . lio n h i i Inalalfcd to tha authorltlaa a ll ilo n * t h it "thara r»H nothing wrongt wtrongt flo'i M * Juxt ____ eln - away for a spall Tna thraa aona ara Ruben, 181 ■ m s, lfli and Lathar.J4. * .fit rittflnrukilL N»l$drtO • aha told Bba itar ra• D ry Approxim ately $6,70U of Ihe W. UH) quota of the annual Red Cross drive has baen eoltected. H waa raported today by O. K . Ooff, chairm an of tha drive, whirh he said met with fine response from those eonlarted. A ctive solicits tion for the drive ended on Mar. 31. "The balance of »4»0 w ill un­ doubtedly ba given In," he stated. "T h e ra ara a number of volun­ teer worker* who have not vat raported and I am certain that the quota w ill be comptated and pos­ sibly aurneiaad. " I would kgaln Ilka to t x p r n * my keen appreciation to tha loyal w orkers, both In tha c ity and county," aald M r. O off. "The*; have almost completed a very worthwhile taak, and deserve high commandatlon fo r thalr afforta, Incidentally, 1 would Uka to to y that every dime of tha money contributed w ill b« uied •dvanlagooaty. T h a greater portion w ill rem ain In tha city in d county fo r alle­ viation of dlatraaa. In thla eonnaction, tha local chapter of tha Red Croat cordially invitaa a ll members tn th alr m eeting! held each month at which time explanation w ill he made of work accompli shad, dlstniraemanU made, and phaaaa of tha work dlicuiaad which the gen­ eral public la not fa m ilia r during peace Urn a." FRANKLIN SERVICES Funeral aervlcea for Jkmas Franklin, formerly » f Sanford, i I he Miracle Soil Conservation prn|c<t, (mulled hy nightfall l o l evening .«l the Mtl acre farm of Aldersgate ’"'vertitv at ilir Municipal l a I Airport. wax today termed an outltanding ilic ie n hv Edward Higgins, t a manager of die Srn iin o lr {'m inty Cliamher of {'onim euc r rxm l . .n----- II* 7. I' . l'7. n ______“ I l ia pnldwriy ■rxlrU m arE fat S anfim l and .S a nrnroD (. mw>V To R em ain U n d e r C i v i l i a n C o n tro l; A clicson T e lls Plan till, event mnld not have been' pnrcha-rtl (or ninny tlnui.niida of Seminole fio in lv f<o any event, Hollar. hiiiI attrnrteil not only lip pointed out, sod cstimstad that thoiiennda "I people from f>8 of iniiig Hie day inoie than filt,0(HI Florida'a H7 nmutlea, hut nation­ people wen pre-eilt. Tbr avoid wide attrnli'*n m well. Antonio ancp of autoinnhlle sceidents >vas * _ . A p I llln C !■ E U I I U 5 ______ . . . I Ic p U 3 v Use Of D o llars T o N a tio n a liz e In d u s-1 ll ies In K u r o p e ' lilies from tJ states, Hie D istrict j ,|((r ,.ffi<-lr>tit co-operation of W ASH IN G I ON, Apr B -< /P ) w err , 1)P T r)lffu . ro m inlltee, ii.eludliig W A SH IN G TO N . Apr. « i / D - of tojum hla and ( nuada fhe Senate today ipfuted to pro n" l , ' ' , 1 . ''r ,'l»red. Stale llo g liu a y patroltnrti, SaitI lie United Slate*. B iilsm and Mr I iggin, sabt that he Is w all fm ,| ....................... . n „ pf H„ v Inbit me <d the 4 ».'*811.000.000 Fram e animunred today they aie satisfied with Hie results of the \Vi|lhtm», deputies under Sh eriff European aid fund* lot ualiouali ready In end military control over project sml wished l» express v ,\ .......... Bll,| tbo Scouts miller ,- ltv Matiagrr C. F . (ation oi k h lahraliou of European Wrslern Germany a« umn av a appreciation for tl.e mitstandlng ,|llP<.|i „ n induxtnei work tif I f i Srn ilm ilr \|« Ki1>hln Iimposed "Ciennan federal repuh...................... ..apprecia­ It tinned down, (• ’ Jfl, an -M " W H 'ttK 'ii. expressed ir " n ret up. Inj* at *he hospital after eollapa- tnoi to the orkers atnendiurn! I>v Seuatto E r in (H t e chairmen and slid w workers O trupalinn f o u r , would lenisin iUK Don, exbliuttiou yesterday ............. t ie r , .............. ere .. ............. (.............. do.................... in Germany iimlei top • iviliao >on Ih " project, and lo It K W itherall, ,((l, ir e d " . I.y on h ptrluqialrng trail. d id u .i S I S con.rivafintted. fur .la, k H aligan. chairman of the ............... -b if.lly nt oolne, ||y . to A |omt rominumque Mid 'o « , Mini »’ f lu ll tn sum's lu llv plan*»|*r«»ierhim mhiimh Mph . <h,| in mil ^tqiiiM* 4inl «»« nt plete agieement" on the whole flint: ^ih I illm-tHiit flu* f»pl»| wnrli he Hlatrd in $»«»• I m »i « iih I mMiv # i W i I mmi, »nnnHgfr nf H»p S#fnlnn|e , . m|tl.«rv ' range” of nulitanding German iv on Mi#* p r o ) t * v l........................ Ih f Mi imc l<* I mum R llrsc tfd | rn<\ m t| Tractor l o wh>» hf«ill i #t me* war rear lied in ronlerencer kem ,nd nTr,r‘ oth*» xupporterx tlip Urtsp^i rnnvtl #vpt x««n In *i amiKtitfi o«* mu here among the foreign minuter* • rgned lh*t v>ni tallim » n linked ol the three powers ^erteiarv of with H orminuu.tn *u-l made it Stale Ailteaon. Foreign ’’ ei lelarv plain the |ii,,ti>ioo m t unted *1 Erne.it Bevin ni Bntam . and io r - | polu i n <d the I »l>n* • eioment eign Mirmlet ftnheil Si human o III l.oel lie! France. -ro.ll.o t tinuall) 'l* le . , 1 ri-.-.f olio ha. Ibeen tiling to W ith the establishment "f tlm a | I C 1 ' t i l l * n I manegei »hn German republic, the eoinnniimne aald, thn m ilita ry govertnm In I H Mlllft 'unpo.slltle to .tdnitn Germ any w ill be replaced hy high istri commissioners and m llltn ry com- C r a f t H r lie v n .l T o New Y ork M an F a t e s Hr f | ofuMii** < a | menders w ill rem ain only to head lloti \dti.ifM.tr.^**r l*a»ii M»ffM*ati the occupation forces. Mr ( ''lo a lin u i s Year S e n te n c e a . .r«>ni$: ♦l»r rp .trii*« "ii mml.l It was added that “ the funrllon* South C a i o I in a of the Allied authorities w ill he­ Ami :fi.H),()(l(l Fine Utldri iniiM* t|ir riMil** |v* *op» , |Hu§*ti4tM ' nut t»p «i .***1 If <1-dr| roine m ainly supervisory." MIR Ft H.It. \pr, a—HP) t uuiiHifil ♦ |MMpi4|*,inM » Mta* Mif* D ie high commissioner! "w ill N»W U > H K , A im M (>r» The N*») snnounird here l»l 'illicit S*itf4 trying tn i|>t|iini lie the supremo allied agency of dai th.it a t oast firiard plsne K in k o Mm I ij m I < im vf, ««i u iftl i*l ,iti I .it op control.” ,lgtiled the missing schoon­ i Ii lufiit I mmu -i NaImmmI tli*' v|UD I \iitr «i|i f •t• s airiPttd Tim Hggrement also coveted | hail ers hen, alii, ami I a n .lark I MV Hank I im ih Ii, I«mU v »'4i hi llirnt hr gun h* i than halt I hhk these other specific point*, sc | off I'eiisarida <ax, firII*six West a M r i M»r . ! « i w f f met i t n g M to cording lo the annotincetpenl l»t I p i I nit t h'f^fh Ultim o lnm I m M p ith Indies Mtr Sflta*#* v%n * mi » minif! I, The t e il of sn occupation I" .» HMEIIIMIMI nf 11 vr.irs Mi |M» tn I liMM a a il> ,1 iuitt If itflPMil statute was worked mil "in s new NEW YORK. Apt H (/!>»merit - and mi* m i I i i i s*1 v»ite •oil Hid A flllf and simpler form " sml l» now Search Spreads Cr owe Indicted ' Fo r 1 Children On Cha r r e * Of A b o a r d s c h o o n e r K n It b i n g B a n k lug diapaUli'eii1 Her man I -blni" ami plane* teamed today to lieiiig dispatched 'to to the til parliam entary rm inril at Routt, •eariii lot a deielut «<Imnner no where tlm constitution for » W es­ w|im h two Miiall i liildteu were be tern (ieritiali government is being lievnj aboard idthough anrxthc drafted. schooner reported it may have baca 2. Basic principles were deveh onad "to govern thr exercise of the nne lighted two day* ago drift Allied Powers and rcapnnslhll. Itlaa" and thrae-power rnntrol machinery waa worked out. il. Plant dism antling arrange n rents, pollrlrvs governing pro­ hibited and restrlrled Industries ami Hie cstglillahinen! of an In­ ternational Ruhr a u lliu rlty— a ll previously negotiated In l.ondon were confirmed and npproved here. t. Tin- pnipoaed Garmon govern input xvill, when established nr gotiate Its own European recov­ er) agreement with the United Slates and "altoilltl participate’ ou full iiietulier In the orgaulzuHon fro European Economic froipera- lion." "T iie occupH thill HUieoineeinaiii statute,'' the said, "will define the powers to lie retained hy the occupation authorltlaa upon Ihe of the statute, the German federal rapubllr and set forth hashprocedure.! for tlta operatton of Allied supervision. •‘Subject only to the limitation* of thee statute, the German fed eral stale ami the participating If amler (states | Wttl have full legislative, executive and Judicial powers, lit aernruance with Hie basic law and with their respec­ tive conxlftiitl'ins. “The statute alms to permit the German n people eopie to exercise exarctse dei nemo n ,f CgwHaia m u I. rrw tnember tnftuber ol A *rew of Ihf the vchooflti All Inn about fMUHH) i»| Oir '.vV.': IfofflMilM -Hill It * "ll l' l IMfsctihb f * ker11 »4 * i«♦* I tip |Ml mm mid f*W! t hM) ha* iiffn rffto v ftfil III dnllal* IliMl^luil kl if of hot* MIO'I f it 111 the attM »)( I t**v%e %t f11n«I * •*f I utopenri Mriti-iu*, i nn im lly sunl Imnif hem oiigin allproposed that ( io*%pf *|l 4ohUnl all H-xl'.Inncp lie cot off fm any lolH iff nianagff if the banV now nation Ihal itatiounlire-l basic in ,,p|d ltl $ |o o ,« j( | w be af In itly . i MfEttwhlle I’ realdent frum an n p , „ , med , -ai.l llm t r,otnmunilipa ttiual re " med j .................. lim e entertainment amt him of rervirys fm tlm mil inn's biggr .l Violating the I ederal H eieixe ami vmingesl pcioeliui,- armed force A>l *r« liana inviilxing rrulier/lr He declated llm l "lin ilviiln al incut hy ., ualloiial hank o fln e i i-iliau a, na -xcll as llic u illltaix Violating the National IlHiit- loithm Itirs , most fare Hi lilign W indfall ad vi.fd liter Crxa.l G u ild today the craft w «. in the approxV male area in which the tanker Cleveland reported lighting a hal­ tered tthooner wallowing in the mean 70 mile* off ChatleHnn. S t . Earlier informnlion pieced t"gc H '. I i I s t v Ad w h i c h muk ea n a thn hy the Cna»l Guard Iciiialixdy felon- to enti'i n linok w itli Ho o lriild ird the xthnouri tlic Kce- inleolioii of committing it crinn V r-xlitrii,*- lire Nnlamul Ktolrn w.ilui on winch Donald I'a iro 1 " i I'ro p ctl) Act rtiis count Involve* Salem . M a n . xel rail from 'lie Ho- lia n k cr'i alleged mailtmr "t Bahama* Apr. I. Patrol »i> «<* ftl.OlHt from New Yura lo s I ’lricago (unifianted by In* wife and !“ '» fueod Mat "ti. two day after tire allege-l lootimu i hildten. Violating the Nallonal Stole" Seven f'oa-l Guard plane, ic-l Proper!) Act llila couiiI invnlve* four ruttera began an intenil-a an allegation *'ioxxc look alaoil j search of e a ,l mast -cater • -t tn i fid It Ii*1 fl^ ff ff ti fi t i Ih'-t i . The hunt was iptirteil >v Ncu York lr, Florid* speculation that Parrot aim "• After a talk w ill, h i, attorney. wife may have !>ern washed Crowe -leered F B t agrnta yestet hoard, leaving their two chill', u .lav t" Hie spot where he had hid ||„n." Ocala H a n k e r M easu re Is E x p e c t ­ e d T o P roduce F iv e Million Tn R e v e n u e ; W e lfa r e Q u iz S e e n T A L L A H A S S E E . Apr. 8 - ( J P ) — The fn*i of Governor Warren** tax hills- a rt percent levy an ro o n rent hi lodging house*— w a i fnirm lm cd m lire Senate today just | hcfoic th* Lfg islstu te adjourned fm th- MC-kfnti Ncn.itoi Hoyle of Sanford in* trodu'.ed th* meaiure, which Govi ernor Warren estimates w ill pto« I dm e $6,000,000 of the *35,000,; 00<) * year in new icvtnue he told th* L e |ii|a tu ie it must find to l " i u i ' f State services. 1 -Mio introduced in the Senate I " •* O'* -onlrovenial bookie bill i" h u h would prohibit telegraph and telephone m inpim es from furnish* ' t at * ' " c k information to book* m ile tt \ I ,*’ ! I I M Soil Ihe hoiel tsx bill waa sent to i unn •*»'♦) GsMImIm,; • .is nude •hr f m ince ami Taxation Comvt* kt«*i j » it Mi»tMf h* *!i# M il *4 Ir S'siJ • .n .■»k,•*)«•»» nultre >• h n r il w ill be given a 11y H I I Hi |«| f 1111#f111 itf ill# t"l| puhli' h *in n g -probably A pr. * I it Mutl t*i'| 'l‘| *i it **'*fii tt ic ie x *h" 6 percent tax (HttiV P ' h rt • • tt)'i I'l *T ,l'l#llll f ” i *•,« pnvilpgri of ranting a*| pa, f ,f lire l l . i ' l i MMil pi I V , xie ci"og .I . m m i'datiuni by any ... i aft »e gu».' ti xm- ic ii I .ir permanent. I t ." " Ix.it.xl, apartment houia or t.'MiiiiMy, iiMiixe " ir 't .'il.l hr assessed on tha b ill, of tbr guiMts, and would lie iropli side ulro lo concesaluni in .'e d Irons hotel. D m liotrl operator would have m il.e (> monthly report of tsi;ax be xdlected and send them to th* State Com ptroller, who would h »,c authority to enforc* M d i i . u r i A itd ctso n the law A f'"c f i * ' day* notice of de­ T e lls I.m n s C lub linquency, thr hotel could be a|» percent penalty fee. O f VVoiU At M art •px-eit a Fsaduliit la x returns could b* Sandy Anrfemui, rninageT of llir punixliahlr by up tn s ix month* in jail nr a 1,000 fine. .Sanford 5* t'c I a tiller x M *IX«'\ I" I'p t" 3 percent of the total day '"I i,I -oi ,l she I min,i O n l ' vnllecliuiiK would im earmarked ci lli it iri iikcl ,.i|r, fro M n. I, fdi ix<lrnxixin11-rIi,<r the net. T h d l riiriminleil In i'i;l.H III, in im rc,i«r ih Miio ..f I tic umjnr type* of earUnilkcd fuilde Hint till, lt»U*e .,I $7 it),H I-I i.xcr the Mine I'criml .............................. .. (iiivi'rnm enlal Rel. i*l xc.i ' o ii , ,ilsex lli.il I l l , r»2i■irgnni/HtiPii more tndny recommended mills were rolil liian in M arti). fm Hliolixhmcnt Urp Himp’mn of Je fferso n, I ’ldH, I lc prcdii led 1ol.il soles wi.rihl ic.n h $4,01X1,IKK) tins sp.isim lie ilmiiiiM in of tin. H miihp Finance rind I'nxatioii ('«mnsitti*c, Kind It* » n lliltm lui c.l I.y ( lift Aides w ill iiitrorhnc n companion hotel Mardi .Sales A 1 Fanners Market Near $1 Mi l l i on Ills slaleuicnt was issussl aflei Im iccelvtsl a icp m l on lli,. p ,,. lilciu from the I’lcMih n I. mittr-.- on Itcliginn and tVcifai-’ i hum M.ih I. vile, i| |lie M.irkcl i lux lull in Hie II musp fur th. Siovi-rnoi on Mniidny. Tire Govelit Hio Armed Force*. .‘ xeminule Grower* re,rived .ippinxi■ mu guxti it to litm too late for | I'lic cniniiilttre *oggi',lci| .a ll I H itMImiid on r « l « l l t i i tug a meeting tn W a,hingl*,it »*• 1m.ilcly $4IH..'0I. •Mill •» *i»Mr ^llf f* liuincti a iintloit-widc progruio of t id tins," lie ileiliiril, w.*s qicnr m "im m u nity aervjcei xiiclt a . I sx.in|nrd liv die Hirmcl > 'I h iic c , aporls, rettealton tod "• in .niditimi In tills hif.il ir,c lit ic , iig'""'* service,^ Mi \ndci .im r . lim ,le d lin t M 1 * ■r u t l l j l l i ■ i h i i r t n m l ■•li'iil i / h e re I , an tliim cdlalc Hint long . IHHI tv,n ,|icn| mi ||,r • tly tin, *Ci •"* ''*l*"nslo't <«l .•■ii hv dc.ilci . Inn a tllix ri- . rilul ‘ "ch se rvice, lo supporl Ihe Im )c i., and lie |»imtrd out lli.il / 'ir ilu a l and ii.oral well being -a tin inline) went In "ronrmng limavfount, Hr linnl Trustee* will Inched tielow decks r lintel., if .trilllrilitx. pax xt.lllnns, meet Monday aftcrti"<in ai t 00 lint at Wilmintmi. N < \ I*"1" ' 1 o'clock at Hu- Court Him** to eons involved, lie laid , "nearly R aley, a member " f Hie crew "f " « negotlahlr pun CIV .inle-, jin Inrr ditixv,, l* m r h* .... h. werr in s red ."amU |lfl|, urp a , ypBrN r „r inoiumrnd appointment of prinscti'MUirr W indfall, aahi it ■ p||t, . , P)| | rod ie.i| rxlale dc i le i» cipals for the coming year, and Iiavc been Ihe vessel sighted hy *>>« Bliveloj’r .r.idcr Hie a ll c floor <1 ............... „ |p 70I(>IHKI i ro-xe , Staten Island home SPrv„.r ill the n iS lk cl fn| (3,391,(7!* Of Tuesday morning at 10 (Ml o'clock, tanker. The Windfall Is saliini!c than dining Hie whole *ca i rowr ha, .aid *arll*r that 'ir weie under 21year* of agr " the County Bchool Board will meat Wllmhigton "|| i„ ,.|e, r ,ilN, i heKP are not mu of i ‘. na when «limit. |:t,nn«,- In receive and acl oa the appoint­ Raley said the Windfall sp|"" dumped the bond* from a ferivl mature professional.!," he *xi<l non „(.rl|i nf in-..iM--* we i sold, ment.*, Sup* T W I,*" ton. snently resembled the Weewstin ■ ■d inln New- York harbor III! 'vlfe, Mrs. Honor* Wall Ihe committee rmphasDed It. Itr ir»’( ali il •umured today i that a d*’V,rlpH"ll glviill hy ,l,e Im p'irlancr tn Inial groviei i of Ciowr, ,atd -,lic had begged her | llnailaari, iia at*, Examinations for italr luholar i tw it« i la lli'd with run-lituin- * •linlxt ,o 11 v.* i at Hie in it i k • r w ei lillxlialid In "te ll atmirl Ihe boi"l< ) ---------- ------ ships will h* held Monday morn­ bom a Hi* W indfall at H v *f l i l i . s r i l *, v Mi (\ti(leixon, and whether he hart thrown them away , ^ t { | t C 1V1 O i l I I I I 1 C 1 11 S ing at !l no o'clock fm "hue ap­ proximate tint* "f Hie sighting tie I'ollited ''lit Ilia ' it ii a rte plicants st Seminole High School The schooner's jib sails tint fn| Die fieri I.-. , Hirnr would l.a le r. Crowe, oho had Ireen • \ f # w w | . . . . . . - .I..! . .. . snd fot colored applicants at the broken and trailing In the Jfl.btMl-a-year assistant manager of J v C C C I o I I P P I V IH IO M , lie little Hading ill l In* .la n tiilil .Rttley told the Const Guard |,| ..|ii e line, rmi ','iu ld inm nets Crooms Academy. tiie Broadway branrli of the (la The tanker concluded the ■ There is only one available have Incraaied smut the m aiket City Bank, pill thf FBI on owing vesxrl had been *t>si"l<"'r’I llonal •■eg in (tom in to hun lim k loads scholarship for white applicant* the right track after conferring after blasting It* whittle but dm * with 'tits attorney, Piter F H'tl ashl Mr Lawton, a House of Re­ 'if lililduce a veek MIAMI, Apr 8 -rfTi— l.*un lug nu reaponia Muring Hie I'riit lines weak*, presentative* scholarship for sen­ nil s t oast fiuard o fficial* said '!" • Scoggins, dlrsctor of tbr Fiwtida produce from •l"’>n state Ins con- ior glil* and 'vlth * value of $200 were not entirely ronvlnreil th* i’aiV: .Service, iallshaxaee, trig .'ituted 76 )iei'en( of the Imsi- * year fur lour years, Th* succf»»S a r a s o t a P o l i c e T u r n gixtad today the Park tjenlB- liexs, he revealed tiie ilaalsia who ftil candidate* must agree to totch i schooner -va* the W ludfall The/ *Sc h o o I Trustees Meet Monday T o N a m e Principals n r *......... ....... ’ government. Provision Is made for a review of the terms of the statute after a year In force." The final meeting of tha. Big Three foreign m in lile ri was held at Arheeon's office thla morning. It Dated le i* than an hour and conilited o f confirm ing tha agree­ ment already worked out In con­ ferences here Wadneiday and Thursday. Bavin tinmadlataly left by train for Naw Yo rk to return home by reasoned that the sounding of 0-" On G a m b lin g ship. Kchuman la ax pact ad to re­ tanker whlatla would have brought H e a t turn to P a ris shortly. the acliooner’i crew on deck even B A R A SO T A , Apr 8 — UP»~ though high **#* were running <* Sarasota’a new police chief he* lit* time Th* tanker reported th* achoou- turner) the heat on gambling in P r e i l d e n t ’s H o m e T o er drilling out of control and xp this reaort city. G et P ip e d -I n M u r t c narently abanrlonad, with *ail» Chief Robert M. W ilson, wlio drooping and rigging tangled ' was a patrolman on the Sarasota W A S H IN G T O N , A p r. R— <>P>— description "f the derelict obi a"1 force until Tuesday, said he had Tha Praaidant'a home w ill have ed Dior from tha tanker w»* no knowledge of any large scale gambling here. plpad-ln muatc, beginning next found to tally with Hi* "K**"« " I have given ordara” , he said, tin’s'appearance. * weak. In preparation for the s r t " 1 "that all skin gamaa, bolita peddl­ A loud speaker la being Installed ing, slot machine* and other ■(Continued On Pag# T**«l oom flrapTaca, next In a Bitting anting room gambling operation* ba cracked tn tha dlnlnit room a t tha B la ir CARR CONVICTED down on whrwevar found," House, P rq ild tn t Trum an’* t*mO T T A W A , Apr. 8— HP)— A Jury Ha waa appointed to fill the orary homo whlla tha W hita lodav convlfcted Sam C a rr of con­ post vacated hy Ed A. G arner, outa la undergoing repair#. Tha aarvlca la tha aaaaa aa that spiring to utter a forged pass­ who resigned to become a special Investigator for p o v n n o r W arren •old to h o tali, restaurant#, Indus­ port for a Russian agent. Th* Ju ry of 11 men deliberated trial plants, banka, homaa and C O R R E C T IO N offices. The program* ara aaml- fo r 90 minutes. Bentence was de­ the verdict Richard P. Payne was the rapclassical and popular m usic, and ferred. C a rr look contlnua from 8i00 A . M> to 2:00 calm ly, H ll w ife, who has been t a lt y ln command n f 40 National on hand alnca the tria l opened (^inrdsmcn who handled com­ A . M. munication* a t tha M iracle Bull Tuesday, appeared atunned. Conservation program. Assisting CRA CXB R DAY B O O ST S C IR C U L A T IO N w as Llau t, R a y K adar and Sgt. M ay I w ill ba celebrated thla LO N D O N , A p r. g - (/ p )- L o r d Taranca D. Brown. ear aa "C ra cke r D a y " by tha Beavarbrook'a D ully Express re-) B O A T N IB B IN G ported a certified March dally M IA M I, A p r, 8— HP)—Starch circulation of 4^)97,290 today and •aid Ita naw target la 8^ 00,000. continued today fo r the 60-foot In frank page promotion story, shark fjahlng boat Southern Cross tha Independent amplra-boosting and the two men aboard her. morning paper said agaata orderThe Coaat Guard u id tha c ra ft w as about four days overdue on ^ trip from K e y Weak to B u ras, ■Jill1 W iftl) Scoggins AhscHvS take charge of *11 historic alia* and monuments In Hie state In an addraa* prepared for da livery before the Florida H isto ri­ cal Society, Bcogglns aald Ural 'If Hie known facts of our lot lory ware proparly Interpret*'', there would be little need tor fiction to lure the visitors to Florida." He said that only a few hlaiori" site* In Florida had bean markr l and almost nothing done to Inter pret them. II* suggested a program tor " I— Providing authority for one responsible state agency to administer ail historic tiles amt monumento. "2—Clateifylng the alias ami planning for their propsr protec­ tion and interpretation. "3—Marking all sites with pro per permanent type slgna and make them known to the nubile for me of literature and publicity "4—Conducting a progressive, complete program of Interpreta­ tion hy competent guides." Scoggina aald that the “ Florida park service neenta to he the state agency heat equipped to per­ form thin Important function and Ihe logical one under which II should b« placed, f f It la decided that thla ahould ba dona, then tha P a rk Barriea ahould ba provid­ handle till* ate inking il pus- four years in Florida schools, and sllde. for Hie luge and small falling to do this tn refund su(h grower* of fliinltiole County to portion of th* loan as has not ba*n mil produce, he said compensated for by teaching ser­ II* declared that h« hid x»k«d vlet the C’i(y Commission for ,»'vsrAt th# end of tlm four year per­ xge connections ai th* Market, iod, ha pointed out, th* obligation hut (Hat so fai his effirts had Will ha cancelled without requir­ halpad very little ing any paymant of money on th# At the suageition d Clyde part of the pupil. Ramsey snd Tftrrv Robson, the Th* L*w|t scholarship for nagFinns voted that th* new post rnea Is worth $(00 a year, and th* office branch at Hi« Municipal same conditions apply, ha deelar*d.w A'rport be named Fort Rend Post Either a boy or girl may compato Office In recognition of the Ids fur this All other acliolarthlpt toilr background of Hm Fort Read allotted to Seminole County *r* settlement; and because, *s Mr now being used by graduates of.. Itnhaon nut it, If it were named Beminolo County schools. Mr Lart-; after either the Fellowship Front, ___________ ,! Naw Yoik Giants, Florida Faalt- Ion revealed. Inna or any other group, some­ i TH E W EATHKK one would he offended C. O. "Nehl" Thompson, attend­ ed by four fellow Lions, xsked | J A C K S O N V IL L E , Apr. 8—ITPI— H IG H LO W lor support ns candidate for dis­ 78 63 4 trict governor of Eton District A tlanta 68 "(•" He was Introduced as an Boston — Iff outstanding leader in Ocala civic C iavtD n d • n imivamanta by Idon Hal Davla, Detroit 62 33 • i who with If. B. Bitting, 11. D Ed­ Minneapalia CO 48 ' dy, and Giorge P. Mangan, made .N ew Vork 91 i Phoanlx 87 Iu|i tha delegation. • */» 1 1 1 ea 48 ’ The club vntad to ro-operate Saint Louis 67 It* with oilier civic club lepreernta- San Antonio *■ 63 ■1 48 - ; Hvea fn dlscuaslnir Hie uoe of Beattie — yro-J Montreal 47 I S Ihe Tourist Center hy varloua 79 80 groups and to u rist*. H enry W itto, Jacksonville 78 18 , Lyon and Cliff Abies were Miami ed w ith tha necessary funds to AI Lyon 81 88 , ra by fay King Lion J. Ifamil- Orlando prosecute th# program to comple­ named . , ' Tallahassee (Continted on F a y * Tw o ) tion." W S-, V * ' "T’ ” ' • -T to itn i w m m m riwrfliigr- ri. e - » �\ i ;♦-*>« « « (< « i r r r f f f M I !***i tfi S A N T T JR D , F L O R I D A CfeMt Hanford Heraid Miracfe day T HE WORLD TODAY DRW I T T M A C K E N Z IE _________ _____ ____________ _____________ 'H r th M , r t f r t ls , H IM I I w rw i i i a t m id ita n tT u U t lir a, ih v n a iii U O N IIO N D M A * ■ M iM M W lM IW ifiifiilm o x a m i C fO itu rf* too: The beaata of the ffekP shall b e 'a t'p e a c e with thee. -A jo b S s lt 3 . * It la quite easy to lime spiritA ) vlaloa, we then live like anlm*h>. T h l* we never should per­ mit- We are mure than ■niiaaU, we gre Im m arlal* and *b»uld live • higher kind of life . Where there Is no vision, the people cast off rtttra ln t.— i'ro v. 29: IH. Aipenca ■ Nock ol Aged WltuI t y Rrpoiud Ooublrd-hradliM. Where I , ' 1 \ I Governot Wanrn, the Houir Finance Coniuultcr is lold, it going W fm t it th r ill it iinist fmv*. Iieen In tlrrwe men d riv in g to (red hit tax lulls to ihr Lrgiilature tlowly and gradually. Thb Uione jH iw e rfu l inucliititm converting m u rtingle day Hume idea teems to lie that otherwise |)ia .'185 nrrptt n f u .h p I phh Ittml iitlu u (in u h ic t lv e fu r t n ! T h a i it Legislature vyoitld rltoke lo death.( flppma to ita, Is A m e r ic a . T h a t in d e m n e ra ry in n o tio n . T h a t in w h a t we lik e lo believe Is I he w ave n f I he fu tu r e \ Half indium in fiunds Dumped | Into New Yotk I l.ulmr- headline. I n v e n t o r O f W ritinj And now we tec where the official* of Nrw Yotk and Jersey City ate W h o In ve n te d w r itin g and I fie firs t alphabet 7 An O x ­ . planning In intlall a sewage ditfo rd profeMHor, 0 . H . D riv e r, in a new hook, "S e m itic W r it I pots I plant. | Pretident Tiuman hat come up i With a new kind of a (aim program. ' It would guarantee high profits lo the fatmeri and low piicet In the consumers. Il it a nice ttirk if they can do it. Rut we feel mightly tarry t for the taxpayer. Senator Pipper tells llie American f Federation ol laibor lhat tome of j the doctors are againtl tocialued ; medicine bet aine lltey don't under* v ' Amtrlckn Mrdifal Allocation. The doctor* jual V irn 'l veiy imarl, lie ! HUM lo think, und jmt don't know s when ihrit li:niat» arc bring rub InK” , th in k s he hus th e an sw er to a long-vexing qni'slicm. W r itin g on d n y wus in vented, in his opinion, by the S u m ­ e rian s , u m y s te rio u s race who IIveil al the Im Kim iiiiR at flu t­ ed h is to ry in s o u th ern Buhyhm lu. T h e S um erians iisefl a p ic tu re fo rm o f w ritlriR In w hich earh rh n ru c le r represented a syllable. T h u liu b ylo n iu n n cu rried this system up, am i the P e r­ sians s im p lifie d it. T lin K(,'yptlim s, who luifl tlevisetl I heir ow n system o f w r itin g , s ta rtin g from pietures, got to the point o f fHTualonnlly using th e ir eh araeters lo denole eonsonnnls, Home H e m itic peonies saw llie im p o rta a re of this discovery, and in s titu te d th e alphahetie system of w ritin g . In w h ic h each c h a ra c te r represenls a c e rta in sotiml. ' W h o was th e g re u t ju v jjn tu rV W e shall prohahly never know . H u t he and his nd|>ers proliuhly lived in Palestine a n y w h e re betw een 2500 and 1500 fi. (!., and perfecletl the In ve n tio n on th e Phoenician coast. T h e Phoenicians, g rea t sea tra ile rs , c a rrie d th e new idea to tJreeee am i W estern Kit rope. Wr have in mlly learnrd that ft I h too had th a t this a n o iiy io o iih genius rem ains un­ ■n rmployrr who grt* drk and ii know n. ||o should have some a p p ro p ria te ........... for ita unable In woik any longer i* not u chieveinen l w hleli hus so g re a tly a f l e r l i i l the life of man. •ntitlesl lo nnrmploymnit unuprn\ ration. Hul a man who gri* drunk •ad quilt Ins Jpb "tluotigh no fault ol hit rmployrr" ill aw* joblrs* beM fli* for If) vvrrk*. That it what thay call I ho Nrw Ural, or at it it MOWknown, llir Pair Oral. Albert Fitts Writes Two Articles To Appear In Alabama Journal Tho light* wrnt up in 1-ondon Saturday night, ihr lint time tinea H Ucr't hotiihrii ttatlrd (tiding •crott the Channrl hack in 1940. It tHOtt aliuotl inciedibia that Many a child uf 10 in 12 yaara of livrd in Loudon all hit Wd without, knowing anything djfr t i t n i from ihr daiknttt and gloom whkh ha* characltmrd ihr city tinea the war hrgau. And many aa . •Iddimer probably tcarccly irmcm* ; ban what it uird tu he likr. W* who liVc in lliU country find it l ffemtd to realii* how lightly w4 1 Editor merit* Inside to eat. Our church members need to rededlcate Hanford Herald B ritain 's chancellor o f the ex- Hanford, Florida themselves lo God's cause If we chequer, S ir Staffo rd Crlpps, who rn„ „ | observers, one cannot want In prove In sinner* the realhas won the nohriqiiet of the " Iro n ! undprutanil why we aa the sav- liy of Christianity. chancellor" because of hi* ln»l»- |nur nf ..ther nation*, must then Yours In Christ lance on national austerity, hni a . *tnnij hack while they alap ita Rev. R. W. Miller conscience like the Itock of 01* | Vr>rl»nlly nnd even lite ra lly , Pa-tor of thp Church braltor—Impervious to slurra*. i Out ** we come hack to eart+i of Go.) of M iller Again thl* doughty guardian of Hn,| j n, i look around a >>lt, we Farms John Hull'* .porno strings h * s , . nt, ,,„ ,j|y unjjrtrsland why wo dared to face a critica l House I,.annul gel along With thnaa nf of Common* nnd present u limited I other tongues. When wo think which mean* an even higher coat „ f th«* murder* committed here of living, with only minor tax re* among uurselves, the enormous lie f. Thu* the long-suffering B n - divorce mte, the division* even tlsh public, which line been living among Hut church fo lk*, that with hell tightened aero** It* lean should vet along when other* stomach since early In the w ar, f n|j, must continue to g rill and hear i t . 1 Our world problems would lie The strain has been *u tough easily solved if God wa* placed that even the left wing of Crlpp*' ( firs t on the agenda at the draw- many u f your ritire n s in M iiR tin i; 1** f«rt»licii iiieoluffitft a tin to take circulation native-born own Socialist Party has been cln jug up of surh document* ns the me in rinding my bird dog 'K in g " , out of muring for easement. Hut Crlpps, Atlantic Alliance. Rather Christ- which strayed and w*s lost Hat- ...........leans who are disloyal lo .th e ir country. austere of mein as well as of inn America Itows to the A th elxtlr urday. I would like 10 make mention o f. "1 did not go to France In the thought, lm» rlung to the course inclined. *o much so that wa don't | F irst World W ar, nor did my son, that has been chosen ns the only m re to impose such old fashioned n few Instances: When I discovered King had who lie* oil tin Italian battlefield, possible route to a balanced -iib - tiling* like prayer at such a time, tioirtil budget. He hones lo achieve |( |* people that profess to know strayed. I immediately called your I" preserve Am erica for such as thin by 1952 when M arshal) Plan God that are responsible fo r our local Radio Hlntiou, W T R It, to these." State Commander Paschul C. relief la due to terminate. national nnd InternatUinal tronh- asceifnln the rate for advertising, A gunge of the government'* |rx. The man who place* hi* hand over the station to nnnuonre the lleexe of West Palm Reach prevdaring m ay' lie had In the fart ,m the llllilc, swear* hy It when loss o f a dog. The answer w ax.jlo u sly ha I said he cxjiected three that llrila ln Is due fur n general he takes Ids oath of o ffice, then " In u ease of lluit kind, we w ill | resolutions to ln» presented illelection next year. At that time fa ll* to let men nf other land* give, free of charge, twn spots- ■i tacking rominunfcm In various the iiiitiuii w ill puss judgment o n'kno w Hint worship nf A lm ighty one tonight and one tom orrow. ways. The resolutions committee Enpland's first outright .Socialist God Is the secret of Am erica's m orning", lit appreciation of th lsjw a to meet Inter today, thirteen, regime und decide whether it Is great nr- -, should I k* made to rca- courtesy, I purchased i lo continue in power or he scrap- | | , r the seriousness of tryin g In additional spot*, S e a rc h S p re a d s pod. 'I'he l.lhernl Manchester fool God A Mr. F K. Cooper, dlspulcher j Guardian, one of the country's | Fo r we have stwn, under ser- for the A. C. I... whose address Is onlstnodlfitf newspapers, puls I t j loiia-mlmled presidents, the nutinii 1117 Oak .Street, found the dog In I in p ail like till* : Ills yard Huinlny, mol from the in- j "Th e budget w ill no iluuld he formation on the collar, lie did Ids at lacked oil most sides for its best to contact me In Dnylonn I au sterity uml, from the luhor Reach, by plume and not until the benches, ns uu-sociulist. x x x the classified ad appeared In the H er­ Chancellor lias had no choice hut ald, could hr find me. Rnl hy to steer u H cliratr middle way be­ that tim e King was rut Ills way tween the need for a surplus to lignin. It did, however, afford the check inflation nnd the need to chance of irn llin g him. keep lux increase* its sm all nx On contacting your locnl mail possible." c a rrie rs. It was suggested I fu r­ In any event, the government nish a photo which would lip plac­ report* Improvement In tin* gen­ ed in the office as u menu* of eral economic position. Produc­ Ideutlficntlon. tion is said to Ik* well above pre­ The desk Hergennl, Mr. Russell w ar level, uml business in re ­ Tench, who was on duly at ih e j ported improving. tim e, wa* very kind mnl sym pa­ The luxation in G lritn ln is thetic when ) reported the los* I tough. The average worker pay.* mnl proutised Ills cooperation I uhoul fifteen per rrn l If single through the officers oil duty. und leu If m arried. Above tbut I met O fficer Herman H arriet bracket the standard, roughly at 5:15 A. M., and I itonlt think I speaking, is around Hi per rent, could huve been better treated us though it hits the sky with very a stranger anywlfere. He was kind Idg Inctime*. Thus the lax is slant­ and understanding. He i* » credit ed in the direction of higher into your city iih an officer. romes rather than those of work­ The newspaper delivery hoys, ing folk. the insurance agents ami the city For many years, going fur hack truck drivers were all sw ell, n o il, of the Kocirilisl regime, luxation I could not nfforil to let silfh hax boon so levied ns to luuko It n warm hospitality go uumvntlonincreasingly d ifficu lt for the In­ oil. Through their cuaporntlnn— I dividual to sulvuge more than |l u ailn aO fruna llnal I might add that the selling wan, FO U N D King on Wednesday, fi,1)410 pound* sterling (norm ally done outside I he church. Customer* lull lii si ice In nerve nil the com­ Respectfully yours, mittee. 125,000) per year, As u result who ihuidil have been at an altar i L. It. Rnxxell Gculn l.luu Davis in rmuinentCrlpp* staled Inst December that praying, brought their refresh-1 *k)l Cypres* Avenue. iug a M r*. M. D. G alrhel'* cook­ the nnmher of net Income* over ing on Mr*. M. I), Gatchrl'a cookthat sum In the whole country Fraudulent tax return* nttild lie was fxtlm n leil at 254), whereas in ja il or $l,uoo fine. before the w ar there wi re .UUKH). The Chancellor said In Ids last budget ............. there Is little room P A IIIH , T rim ., A pr. H— (AO- A fur further eiiuiillxutleii of In­ pru-dawn fire at the Caldwell come, though there can lie u re­ distribution of wealth through Hotel drove punli-ky guests to the death duties. street* in Ihelr night d o llie s to­ T h 1* leveling o ff process day. No one was injured seriously. through death duties Inn, pro­ A fust-sprenillng blare hit thu duced nil uiimxlng change in llrl two-Htoiy, .'in room liriek atrurtura lain in recent years The Inmlcd at 51*41 'A . M. Firem en hail It gently is rapidly disappearing, under m ilt rnl in 2D minutes. They estimated 25 or Mil persons went in the hotel. A few guests leaped 12 fuel to the ground from n nemud story window. I'oriH, 1'cnn., Hotel Damaircd By Fire FA IRCLO TIf WINS GAINESVILLE. Apr. 0- U no fficial return* o f stqden election at the U n ive rsity ol Ida to<!ay ahowiid E a fl F t l C h lrflan d, winner over Stnm nthU, (Jato r-A ll f Studs Tarpon Spring*, for preah S E M IN O L E H a r d w a r e S to r e 211) K. F1HRT HT. WATCH REPAIRS All Work Cnmjilrtril As Quifkly A* I w l b l r Ily ’ A FactoryTrullu'it Wiitchmakrr; A n d Guuranlrcd In Hr KxacHy aa lleprrxrulisl. Castle Jewelry M. W. C a*tU , J r . liy P riam * Th vatra Hk. t i l l R O B S O N 'S of Alabama history, puhliihrd by the Alabama Historical A The title of the aitidrt will lie "The Confederate Convrnlior The flral article which appearsO---- — ----— In the April, IMP, Ittue of the ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Alabama Review rovers the draftIng of the Provisional GnnatHutlnn by the Montgomery Convention, , '- / u S ! which mat In Montgomery during I.tJ..S; 1801 tu form the Confederate Stales of America, anil tho elee* tion of Jalferion Davis. Mr, ■ ’ J ,r was ____ __W PL ov«r. Ilnw ell Davis chosen Cnhh or Robert Toombs by the Convention sitting as an electoral college. Mr. Fltta points out that the return to a f4>rm of ministerial government, similar In some respeejs lo Utal of Great Britain, was one of tho moat remarkable changet mkije in governmont by the Oonforferate slate*men, In t^Kutiing tho work of tho Donvintlon, ha has given tho higtarles and background of tho fifty men Who tfgnad tho document. Tho ateond article dlKUiir* tho formstion of tho permgqefij Con- rat tomelhlng o » i« - - v«ntloi. It polnu out tho algnlfliking iplritual— Into the tant difference bstwesn tbs Can- K a te W Sanford Forum Sarasota Mayor Raps Disloyal Foreigners ■titutjona of tho United Btitui and the Confsdsrate States, and compsrga boJh with tho British Con­ stitution. • M r, Fltta studied Constitutional GovtnuBont uodor Arthur B. Du­ gan, professor of political science M Iho UatVttsity of tho South, •ad BgJUob Dotnlnlon Govontm eal OUTBOARD MOTOR under Dr. Anm* G. Pannell at th« University of Alabama. -The pre­ sent articles are U .ed yn hie maeler’* thesis, which was dirwtod by Dr. Charlea 0. Hummersoil. Mr. Fitts plans to complete HU study of tho Confederate Convontlon w th a book on Confedarata Ideology. A native of Ban- f2V .S K 'SM4,"Um* c"“~ GRORGIA cabbagw a very modest prl volume but at . “ rtrada Jaft Maultrio Wodntaday night. It waa a A ltern tte Firing Twin Quick S tarting Kevcrfiible Steering " * >-" Exclusive Features A v iu .sv r rtra iu rv B . 1 MARTIN - W 2.4 HJ*. I l 23t70 m a r t in 40” H p.im io MARTIN "M 80" 7.2 H.P* tlV l .70 IARTJN #oiclualv« Mtchanlcally eontrolM p o ffti raWoo Mauroa Hf* 1 bm dlalrlbuliofl . . , bolter treUinf, raoro *» w i more lit lo - d a y , W t Ilk # to a b o w t M M W f o o t u m . T r y Ih o n o w M A R T I N y o s T I lik e t i n n o w o i a M n H a f f t r f o r a a a f w .1 3 % /raff WHITES - BLU TANS - GRE5VS - G All Sizes and Sleeve,'! �I r **» '■%•yr.f- - i•*#■iV‘- * -♦ • *\•' * ’* • •» * it • ’ ‘ Tlr- r *V ¥ •FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1949 SANTORO HERALD, SAVrOND, fLORTDA ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w BH Social A nd Personal Activities a w W o m a n ’M C l u b F a v o r s N a m e O f F o rt H ead g a g a w w T H U R S D A Y . A P R I L 7, 1949 — •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦at AROUND th e T O W N M r s . , , e K , e r t S n iH e y W , me constantly nmased «t ' H o n o r e d W M Il l l l l RADIO S T lt im W .T.R .R . I be colitis of tile s h ills being . Mm. I'eiuI llrg le i and Mm ltd * The Sanford Woman'* Cluh h o i n tins ycai . . . Yesterday* went «n record u« fuvuring the In ought fill III ii blight red cor- Smiley were boomed with a ten H nil T e le p h o n e 1 18 name of " F o il Head" for the new dmny one worn by D A V ID IIK S - given yeslerdnv afteinoon l,> eni-l H Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Kdllor 30 post office to 1h’ established at l t .lt nml a light I a vc ndo i one ployoi s of rim Southern Roll D'le-J H 3sS the Fellowship Front In the form ­ ivoin t>y tIn- munagei of the F t. phone I'oiripariv in I lie loli'phoim j 7 mi D an e* S tu d e n ts T o er Naval A il Station area at a Sonin. A ik . baseball team . . budding lounge. Mrs Hegloi has 71 fit! luncheon mooting of the club Wed* A ll oui liest wishes to M A R Y ­ served as oloof opr'tatoi ho the X.: t.» P e r fo r m A t P a rty ANN A S r U IN G K K mid S T A N - eompiioy and plans to leav e to I lie i* HO | nesilay. Id I Upon a motion by Mrs. F . K. L t d IU H 'K tiY whose ongiigoinont item future fm Melbourne Mrs. ■ 4 ;1M I (lo ti the d u ll voted to notify wtm miiioiiiH'cd yesteiday . . Stiuleitl* of llic Dux bury Sellout j S ill I lev has m in e d finrii J trek soliV i Ifi Mrs. Herman Gunter relumed . u ,, . .. of the F ifth Id in* • M il. ( U l ' I t l N t d - n iiiy in i; I villi* In lophice Mrs. Ileglei • F R ID A Y >,f I inn, loir w ill cntt'rlnjji with yesterday from Wayeross. t in .' J ifl1-. *'• **• " " If I 1 ltd The Sanford Townsend Club w llP u novel number In tin* fm ........... u where she has been inidei going >}'J “ ! ‘ j1 o.'!"? * * m" . - t ... D istrict iibuig J imt till eel w ilb Ins In lei The luiiogi' was n llia c liviT v ilo- II .in Smtfoid seems a little |j meet et 7:3 9 P. M .ln the TourlatJ M«y|«iU> dunce during the purl lire treatment at the Atlantic (o u st | ^ Kt the dub would prefei to see rase curated with h i iungenieiils •*( pink ll 13 HO . the new braudi post o ffire to l>0 ■pilot uftei the li’u/< of people Center. Game* ami refrcrhmentH'i being -iioiivom l by the Woman'* Line Hospital. i ose buds com blued with nthei 13 13 | lucnted there named the “ Fort aim tia fltc galhcivd fm liio acw ill be enjoyed following the hue-1 A u xilia ry o f Holy Cron* Kidncu13 30 l iv ilios al tho Mit nelc I 'm in . . . spring floweis mpl feiu the ten l on Ineaa meeting. ii»«l Church on Apr. Ill nt the Delegutes of the local I'llo l (Tub llen il" post office. table was eonleri'd w illi vollow ( ID And soon m illing out of tho irirHostesses fm the meeting were H O N tlV T ] I'tiriith llm u r, Mm. M ilium Rua- who left tialay to ntteml u meet­ I .In joiopnlmid gioeneiy I'unrli bowls poit yesleiday evoiung woiu MR 3; nil Circlea of the * Klrut llap tM ^’11. p iihllclly chalrnm n. nnnnune- ing of D istrict 1 helm: hebl over Mrs. Fie Id le r I lolls. Mm W. D. wcio plnioil nt eaeli end "I tin* Hofmann, Mm J C. H ull. Mrs. mi.I M RS JO H N 1TH .I.U M , MR. . 1 mi the weekend in ranam u C ity wete table mid won plesided " i n by ^ C h u rc h w ill meet mh follow*: Cir- 1M* ,n<’,n in ^ 1 s1»» The of the *'*Y w ill Mrs. A l F . Hunt, Mrs John C lark. K. ti. K iiim lrie k . M is C. I' lia r* m il M RS A L II F R T J A R R K I.L , I Hill s i_ A U i. cle No. I w ith Mrs. IV. C. Mule. Ih ,‘ first ,lr ,“ p art) Vr M(»os h i t^A HK I It W m Vi H AM Mr- ■U h i i s ,. VVallam t 3(1 M nr-Krt-W nmlnlt nml Mr * V n w hey. Mm. .1—G—K ifs e li ioi .I Mm Klirnltolli >I nr i nun. mid MRS /.K it RA IT .NT F , S. I.unison , on checkers or Oklnhomn Mcuscngcr. Mre, M artin S lln rclp licr, I'a r k ! Cliini'M1 eneeaers » 3 ll Tim d u ll house h iir effective­ R Vt HI N It A R soiling lle in ld Dili mg Iho afternoon m i suites may lie enjoyed. Tea for guests: ---- ---. Avenue; C lic lc No. 3 with Mrs | i who (oi nil’ll of pink m i lint mm mol inseii an are iinalde to paitleipalc In ; Among the Seminole I minty ly decoi tiled with al rangemenls e x tra ' doling the day Britton Jolinitoii, West F irst the games w ill I*, served at 1:00 school teachers who attended u of iiiU id spring (lowers In pastel I iinobing down town yesleiday I Hit I s wolo pi e spilled to lb*1 two K !•. Street; Circlem No. I w ith Mm. J , ■I*. M. and the dnndiig numbers conference on Tuesday In I .lik e shades. At each end of the stage m noon vvoio MR. mid M RS I.F G I |lt, , HII| \ i( s. Hegloi was llu* t> I l *; "-‘ h was a tall floor basket conlaln- SA M I t.l.tv, JO H N F\ and J ,o,-ipn*ni of a goiug-avvuv g ifi, A 3" No w ^h'M m T W MeioC 2 0 0 ? wil1 1,0 I’resented. *»"* with lender* of the Slate l c IIA R I I’ K 1'KRSON mid MR. and ' About a i ..... . 2f> guests eulle | l.llWOOII Inir gladioluses and greenery. i t 4 U « ^ n t li h Avenue, rCirircle d n N.t , ' ,l 'o '! " "Ituih . . " o " ' lHand, i ^ { |Mt Mrs, II W Hueker told of a MRS U K U ltliK , jiu ivn ls of M RS. ! the bout < of 1 111 and f. .In " ’dock Magnolia No, in i The a.™ , evening party u -m Lw ,, ,ill liegln ' J . C . M itchell, Miss 7 w ith Mrs. C. C . Collins. 221 West J J 1 ." a v nMrnd tho m r l t a f |T . W. Lawton! W. A. Teague. K. play to bo given by the Drama G t.o R G K I'O llIt Y . win, mo v is it­ I of the F in e A rts ing bole on rutile In Ibeii home Nineteenth Street: C ircle No. 7, .. K . , . . I J . l.a n cy, II. C. Steele, It K. Trim , Division * IH. Departiimul w lddi w ill be present- in West Virginia finin Winter O p e r e t t a T o H a v e rt 1 • T h ? " S u L 'a m s 1' ,l,a '' ' ,KPw l" t r ' " " - f f lilr w il l »g “ rl K o ,t!" Hntl ,le rn " ,n K M" r‘ ml on \|o 27 Aimouncrmenl Haven , , X ,14* ,A f . T n l*,■ " ’•‘'•I l» welfare work of t h u ,rU ' *» 111* Wo saw MR and M RS I'K T K It was made that ibe American C o m ie a l T h e m e w tU m e e l al the rlm rrh at 3:30 T lt.kol)| 1)lltH|n ri| ------ ------ J---- T , !» l a itolim itepartnu nl bml donated Si II \^ l. id S ilie i Spiiogt tiding ** l M'from Mrs. S. O. Chase. J r .. r h a lr - 'M lH N ( i l o H u D a m p i o r V I5 to lie used toward I lie oli- op Magnolia Avoiiuo mid wondoi1 " I'M Circles of the Women of • *mitii him ! i lt»* * 'I ■ 1 Ilo man, telephone IMip, or from Mrs. if Mi Seliall kllorv I but swim F ir s t Presbyterian Church w ill I bin Callout, telephone IH7-M. Si'iiinmiD M»i:b S* »•«**♦! T c IIh W e d d i n g P l a n s laintng and npkevp of kilehen o,| mmg ovonls taken ul Sdvei til milinml •*|»9*I *'tt», Yvlllt ii n ill I"' eillllpuienl m tet as follows al ;t::io r m .; j _____________ P "' Sp» »'iu Spl mgiveie showing at the New offieem of Les ^toelirs Circle no. I , Mrs. Miss Gloria Ibinipiri ntinoinoi'd I’J i'V ill* Ul. 4d in t'll M|l \|II |"«*d tlioatei m a -tioil puTuie were iniiodoccd afollows MnrW ill chairm an, with Mrs. w. 1 . b - S : ' P r e « b y t c r i a n N todiiy the plans for In i wedding «'t||l*. v ill * 1*111111 ll « ’ •' »tir I Ini Chapman, president; Denise Iblimg tail l a -I r'Vi'iiiiig vveio t i l l, 917 Laurel Avenue ; Circle No | | j | V C K umU t ( ' O I U ' i T t to John I'. Kkimiei o ln d i will Steven* vice president, Duncan and MRS IIM U IK R I D lH G I A S , i **u i mI Mjim I i' m i ," I| i *i:« t"l Ms ri I take place tomorrow lit I lie First 2, M rs. K. W. Fite, chuhman, with __ \ ir .s tt \ m i s . D o iio iin i*| ii It nt iv lm h kiu im th XimI m' vi'-, seeietaiy Itetlv Jo Hollo M r*. F ite , »>lerv Avenue; C irc le , A r()ncrrt w ,|, Kaptist Church. T lie crnim nv w ill'H a k r lit \. i ; t , l l S IR I A ,R I *. .K4.,Y * pt ii>r*l 11\ l* Ii lliti'h, i • .i »«»*'i »iI »• I . treasurer; I'at III own. par . . ltJL hr pTrformpil nt l:tw» i »VI« h *K h y ! W M V: — * ......... ; t L i h V o i i t i i i * tin* l u iM u 'd i u u i»f tin* . N o , 3, Mrs. l<. I* r ra ile r, jrn a lr- , jH, iirescnleil on Faster nig lil at Rev. W. I’ . Ttrnoks, J i Wedding 'hinientariao; « ...... I s trirk 'M A I 1*1 R A M S M and MAR • man, with Mrs f r a i l e r . C e le ry 1 M (ll lh „ K (r„t i . rrH|iy„ . r |j|i"p v In h u i t l i a siul I !' min’ I icv f» a music w ill I k* rendered by Mrs. elianlain Mrs K D lirowulee I ll \ \ I I S IIA VS Avanue; Circle No. 4, Mrs. C . n „ i r c l i , Rev. A. G. Mclnnla, It mpl flu* \ f «»t«i i«* T lifiii y If r t t k l l g I III aa M l M p O H t l m « llll’UI i ini* H«nd«r»mi. chairm an, with M rs.'' pastor, p ;;;,,;;"'n n u n u n V e d '’ this' morning: I o ln s ^ in g "s u Jjg T,y'"M . "" Z ' (heir wo'"k’’'In ' '.Id li.g " the ' Red * |||" „ Mini 1n*' (tl^tl Ui liM " f till* >Ii*' ilHpli’M'siin uf I ' r i ’sOirtil M* work in a hi lug the A rth u r Moore. 1218 Oak Avenue; 'p|u, entire limn w ill lie devoted, |dtY sit > a I J« ■ i|**W 11 Mil SpiohUui, i Ji ut tt ii hit If 1c liltlM 'I* .C ro ss drive Circle No, f., Mrs A k iu iiu 'ili ih *ii»a% p.|Mii! |M|| * * | i lilt' I *f||« kl'fiM) ll *•i l»I Null, ami l» i" , M is. Ralph An .tin Snnlli lead in chairm an, with Mrs. S. K Anehauges ,'f tlie by-law , muI staled stall I Mint a ip itid ii liUMil'i'i uf siin* u In* t* m (uvt* with d " p i" drew*. 8(11 t’nlmejto Avenue, with 1 1lit 14 fpHHUl'rt illlttuMt'1 , |hdl\ \( vpilrl llu il them changes w ill bo voted l i t tit Mil - u p i *' in V fK iii M r*. Garnett Me.Millau and M rs .1 upon on May I Mu* I 1 R Mat- In *{i-\i litpi tl nil «•>lit11«* 1*1*111*1 nf ill II, I h >H P"l t | H\ * ll 11V V"Mil Dampman a . ro-lnistessei; C lr-| 'k in s , chairman of tlie American IMJ1IUI H'Mis, tl i i i•I i 11'If U|i lit t lit* ti"'t I A fkiui cl# No. tt, M u . J . K. Manger \*** hfivo Homo Di'pnrtnienl, told of acti­ \ to tt tih. " S " v»»** I In phiv "pi'll • m* ii f 1111*f ul iil»\ chairm an, with M is. Mlinger. HI7 vities of tbo dcpill I nielli and flip fpuiu *■If* 11*»n i Iluit nt (ho *1tuui Im u ii 'MIi hi ’*SiiH*.i»' i*» la’ l Geneva Avenue, al Itdlit I’. M.; »| ' In k 11"11 II I i V IlH f I kl'lllf V III till' I till nod the piogram over to Mrs. wt 'ii f Wliii I tin nmo of I Ill'lli ' N! ■ Circle No. 7, Mrs. I /•on W alker, R ,d,o il W illiam s, program chair- ii - iiiotl ft "Mi Hu* ''I m.sa I in |i«*i it i-ulli'Ui*. im ikis ji fun 10'it ''ip mm I chairm an, with Mrs. I,eon Wail-1 11* *' ?V Hu III tlru* | mi ji hi‘*l MITII IM, 1ii»un mill iih ' hi s kin* i i »i*k h "I Mn* J ill mi, nltit |il r '♦••titi'il ** k tr, lin t. Oak Avenue; lliisluesr 11'-iitt* nti'ii, ii lin o a ir lliMsr pulp 1 , |Krsl*H i* s f||i> pi ai|l| |l*t*U tin* Ihm lm ry S t I mmO '*f Women's Circle No. I, .Mrs. C. M. pi.-cM " it " * ' ll m is turn* fm u f iif M ifl |l4'lltl"8S4'l| *sIMI I* UIPI is lilt* I -..-s.issi s t t sT i I ' 1 N«» in vltfitlotm Ii iin v lim i fm rin.Hf liikinu pint in Boyd, c h ili limn, w ith Miss Flsle ........ * ',|,p d " 1 , f f " rl •'* Mm'lHitiiiM# Ann t ioi Mini f mho n i m i nr nt i mnr I Mk I'll ll t 'oil lit till -t MV• 1Ml* V\ l'»H J l,rp‘ I the wedding but all friends of iho Y%t'if .hickit* F a rle y . U 7 West 'Second Street, sent. \\ lift ul* «-i. S h»i ii *I<‘»•*. I'M lrirlii Ii u iu ff iiitlilllllll'l " lln li'l H»»(i*«h I I fll'U-tiM . II Hl |lltll\ (lilt •■'i l'Ulli* l couple are invited at 8;0() I*. M .; Iliu ln ess Women’s ' TiMiku* .Inn** U i»v h Hump* It,Hi- Mils MUtlll." t ' \V M I fl*l »*UJ III I . H till I ■ H "I I L Ut«MIt lira j Circle No. 2, Miss Maud Wilson, , |,M*y ami Mfi* h iixh iu v Alwrtil j ii l i i ' f u T m t " i u f i " U n i t r M id i i i 4 ; P a i n t S u n d a y T o H a v e chairm an, with Mrs. Dirk Aiken, HP IlH lIlltrr* nf I lip i'lllli W»*n* uro* I t o l i c r t M o r r i s i M aiilru nml ivliuin Mi \1* Spaifih t* j 444 Kilim t Avenue, at 8;<>u I* M { S p e c i a l S i g n i f i c a n c e nrul f»*» llu* lim rlim n Mini nirelI fill's |l **!il’i I 111 *1!*pl I’M* I I"' »•' "iD | T l'K S D A T i P r o m o t e d Ity in k I mn mi'iit't nf I lit4 play piMiuUi* In j The Seminole High School glee1 Palm Sunday w ill bo marked j |fiifo is li iMHi'li •*»*!*•> HM’iil Ho* | dub w ill prcnenl an i)peietta,| w JM A N . I’to itu Ito ", \|*l with special significance til tie* ( *' i sp> t ini k A fui iiiiu t kh/i'll " f mill 11•mi i First Metliinllst Chliri'li when, a ! takiuif pints in tip in | Mi*m thm lit', F la , l.irot iDduut r I (Minus large class of children and young ! H A P P Y H IR T H D A Y Kilt lift I’M Ha In •• k Ih ID’ M i l l , ii'llu in ji 1 pi i* t ill *»*i vinIS uii'ilv an people w ill hr received into mi'iii' Apr. I* W r .Im m fla iu l.. Kill'll tt I'tii*i t ji Kit ii, was iivp iil 1v pH** J J111" Hoi bed Nlootliorf [irrsldp In tlie church. Rev J K (Tim i > .Si i h i a i v, I T h v 'I I'u ttpiu ] Mit.h*l (•* tlu* milk "f iMptain . M cKinley, pastor, has held train our Shopper'* ing classes each Hiituiday morn­ IT u»i t.» h it as lum iifot, j Htaulrv H iinilloy. Anm hl lin n ifiK ] III B i ll for Halur"The Count ami Ibe Cood" In tha ing during Lent Instructing tin* I AN N i#UNCKM I*N I III ■ **■ ! 1l't| Ms 1**11)11ll t ' 1I III l\ ** l|ss|w- j ft-n, 1UKi lift Ki*t4u Him ami John t iit iilr i T'hi* iippioKii, iiiu lri tlu* I lilgli school auditorium al 1:30 ' group in the meaning of church t int to tho iisiithtfiHI •«»iiiiiii i 11*hinI | n f M ( s s I kill I* 1( 4*1" S f W l i i i t 1 mid 8:00 p. M. uiem lier*hi|i. ' " f tin \riim u u l Si I mmiI at K o rti O ld F umI i I i i i i c i I III*, w ill have* ( %v4i pt*» fu» iiimih ’Oh, < Tlie Hilda Claaa of. i . . Woman's . A special Comnniiiioii service I h mux , K y U m T N lr w w ith the r ir s t llaptiat Cliureh w ill meet w ill lie held for tills rlass of mem i "jipt M u n h i < iiiiu i t* i| tp l hi*; at till* h 11*11 sllm ni iiiMlit nrltllll. '\ y - / v rtjc titlilc N , n e r v ­ at the home of Mrs. J . M. \VIDon, | hers Thursday tugiil. Those who t-.ini*,i Mi * (iiao co N l,nwrt«n, o f, uiit* at l :!in P M nml an rviuiim? pi 1 i ,fm niainu* at >t'ir» IV M Mr nrtd Mr* John I lU^nn, | f 1* It f'titill( N. (*. I hoy mi** |t| j P1 HO'.I Magnolia Avenue, at 7:tfi P. w ill la* received are Mildred l.oks ed p ip in g hot In MI 1 11 M. for R» monthly business n m l! Donaldson, Martlm Ann Fngllsh. J r of I nv nr ph minmnpT tho lurth pi ** ip*ill h it hit nt 1'«*11 11um i\, «. b o w l — H o t K o lia — social mooting. Group No. I w ill [ Dol ls Roberta Donaldson, Carol uf h Mon, Irrm io o Wnlrnri Uoirnn, r i u i t " I?•*•*. w tlli llii'ii rvun, ||n ** r.**— B u t le r be In charge of the re fteslim enls.' Ann Loechelt, Mary Jane Kngllsti, till ,V(ii ti lit tho h'l ill |p*:tl*iilil h n t S The dinner meeting of iho I'llol L a rry Jon Rules, Doris M urilyn M irt Hiiunik I n (lip fmin»*i Mh |{* ( rpth . f 'i i |*1* Mm i is u ii', sp C luli w ill he held nt 8:31) P M .' Calhoun, Rarhara Mae l.uwe, Col­ Minis Mi C mII O ur N aw liT ii .l fm K i 'k i i I jh A i my m ^h* in I lie T ourist Center. The now l*#n Dawn Kngrliretson, Donna W e e k e n d F o u n t a in S p e ­ W mi < jiu■ * 111 11 » •» i m ill*i :i ahuii 111 *i Mi mol M fh. I. ( 'm i l i ' i . I' officers w ill bo installed following I-ee Kvans. Gene Murshall Nlcltc ia l— F re n lt S t r a w b e r r y llie dinner. | ols, W illiam M arlin Knglish, MMIIMlllU,«l<l I imI o \ t h r till til ii f ii Hi 0im t apt Mm i ih. u h" i * u iiuol S u n d a e . . . 21 c The It W. Ware llihle *'tn»s t'hnidette W alls, Dolores Clihurn, nun, W illimn Mnviil ( Hi lo t, "ii lllllt >>1 ttil i IIIV1*1»(t v "f l l«.« Ki unklin A p i. tl nt tho Kuinnltl l.iiiiuhi ' hill i i In lllil Ilf Mis Mmy 1 • w ill iiicet at tliu liiiiiu* nf Mi.*. llnrohl llllfn ril I'lllP Mot 11-, 11; Wml Fils t Si toot .Morion Knirlirth, J r . M rnioiial I liiHpitol H p U » J I U A T » A N D n \5 0 N 1W. W. Tyio, lin n (Ink A vpiuun at |K:IH 1 I*. M. with M r* . I Swiiiit W A xo^ rrs A o m o y if* io *IiorI vrr S ' # - .*’■ X W , 1* , ' 'v.‘ • (■ - J V W -* S A N 1 G U I) O ld A N IM ) ( I I I ■" \ 1 l i l t N ON IT \ I D . A f f 1 ,| \ / 1 II I I I A M l I INI t i i i i i m V Personals Social Calender r. "■ &.■»'’&*•HtStssrs^i' n,*!!::'’•ErYi.-'t'.’r * r , Sr ' S’A “ r y r 1' ':r tfft sss^tiSiF^W111*TT 5A H -a a j . TONIGHT and SATURDAY 4 'L A K K O A B liK ^ H Tlir I OI’TOMKTIUST 1 I'.fR* r « g m l n r t l - " i lot k > lot* Non * ppfitilni Mii'li Sllio* Si I Init * Nr ii * t'u fra ll) Hilo" I It or I lei t fMtl PttLmiln r turtle Mill N "«, llt )ff" i •;!, til l# »'It i ul4• Itrt 4‘I*4s .|« 11’' MI ,\lMniii II m I bivlUHMCt M11ktairv Hwinl N’i wh | | m|i M'x till Mir lrdiitl ||no I ‘llll* !*«•pul.tr >1**#•♦*' l«ilin ,\titrrt« mt # M u ir. il NEW TONI C O ID S T B I P R fr r f D V d ilt-lk llu Noor tt *i m h Sa i uf Uu> Si* I HR t . mI.i j 'a star VltMtUs U1#«.»***** Tl rill I 111I* -tllr S**'tf"lliri r<uMil.tr MumI c1 Ili.iV iflU IJu p i l H i 044wj I l f t «. llrlKlit Spilt 2 v. w * Mml. mm 8 ,M,U it •'» Itrpuf I I it i ",t!e H"iO||A ' ]»..! i n n l» 1 *» II • In.l| e -*k1**#• I IIH 1 4.1 1*t* Mi *' ('E N T R A P F I .O R IP A / A ■ tsnl «( «ll —Wit* <t rWflf# Tflftl WftvilSHj tokipfl J0% »<w* w«otrpliiar. twill C**mt IKppiip#! *niit thnwpmslng #*#n h kp#dl*ii fa«| Cam« I ln iR . 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'H»t ,i I Shim r f|If II M T O U C IIT O N 'S D itn it s i i c i s i j i . r m l inOr M a liiirr', I0> t'c to iig r tie 4 I,li d , c n I 1ST ll U l|r I HIP AY ' r , - r - r . «<t M « « n » it* it r t u o * »r ittiMitrmoa S a tu r d a y • W r O n ly ! I Inutile Kent lire • — , * (/•• Jr Si timiiM U M * JIM M * 1 I V. ~ t o n rata ac non i I1N T i l l . S \ M I, IT IIIG R 'M DANGER! ROMANCE! U STARTING SUNDAY . F Ilt H T fltfo 4 " llnttr* l^fl Ant. M.I3 ° A linn Hr Nnildiinl II link tlM | o *| lihii«p Jim ++++++*++++++++++++++++4 *1111" f t mKwfclH S P K N K K Il TRACY San Francisco — M T in iH Y M'rs irrn JwfTil'iU** Nnvs W rslrtu J(Mllt»*»rwr :: D r . C . L . P c r n o n s Wr H H O W I N f i! t ' l l HMIN " U N t \N l ONt K I t l ” Sunday A: M o n d a y ’. They Whisper His Name l �\ # r- THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford Will Play St. Cloud Sunday In Exhibition Contest . T a l k Continues j I1 K J / i iia r i i/ i n in n ia Between ZGiants, Bums Over Trade SMORGASBORD .00 P E R W EEK T u b e r c u lo s is G r o u p 1 To S p o n s o r G a m e Lobert Requests Boys To Be At O n M onday N ig h t Park By 9:30 Tomorrow Morning! W i t h E r ie S a ilo rs A U T 1 U JU H E C K W IT IIt J it. SA N FO RD H ER A LD Tlit* Sanford (Hants will piny Bt. Clnild, Minn., of the Chun, C Northern League Sunday aftarnoon ni (In Mimlrl|inl I'n rk , II wax announced Inal night hy Malinger Hal O rillier, Mnmliiy night (hi* Hanfnrdltcs will go under lh<* llghtii for their flral Killin' nf the HMD season In a benefit run lest In In* played fur the Seminole County Tiltwrc ulnslx Assm'lulUm. Hanford will im*i*t the E rie Sailor,! of I In* C I iihh C Middle A lla n tlr League. Sunday's contest w liirli will •t a il III 8*1111 n'rllrlt, will lie often In lln* iiublli*, anil on udmlsslnn Will he i<linrK“ < '-'ll- vill give Hie faux nl Haiifmd and Hemlonle County till'll first opportunity to See the leiini In action under avtnul K en Kann* runditluns. "Monday Ig lil’s I III will la* ali­ ened hy Curl lliililadl, director nf the New York (lim its farm system, who will throw Hie first hull In Mayor Andrew C arraw ay," Mrs.* !<,, Helen lim irhaell, who i*oni|detcd nbny arrangements im Hie lamefii clash. nnnniiiiced H uh inorninKj l " Manager (Jlids*i plans In u salm i,' two or three |iili*hera in each of Hie Kami n anil will mo* every man h i» listed on lie* Hunford rosier In Firs' order In fully d f lei mine Hie slnrl* ■ lag llneii|i for lln* o |h*ii I iik Flo rid a; ( J;o Biale l.ingne if lime in la* played ' \ \ \ here w iili llrlnndo on T h u rsd a y , Horn night „ "I have nnl di filled who Will, he lln* o|ieoiliK I'ilcher against Hrllindii," ( l i il l s i declined Hits niornhiK. "Il will pi nimbly la* Mon-1 i . |.|i ilay nlulil nl •Tuesday liefnie I IsS|«**-* fully divide." | i , The Hunfnid clnli will move In tn .llc ri the Municipal r a il, at UMW o* ]Vr«*Cf' rlacli toniorrow inonilriK and w ill) hold their first d iill of Ihe year j t(i In I hell home park, which bus Tp, 1 In'eii la't'il |ilt'd hy Hie Mi II IK'll (ml 11* « !•' Millers of the American A ssn clll-1 ( Han and the Jersey C ity (Hunt" lima nf Hie Inli'rnnthimil League, J 1 "We will iirnhnhly have an la* Irn-nipind Kami* lomoirow murn-j i lug in ardor to gel the fellows |1'r‘[..’j used to In'iiiK hi a |iiirk Instead |(itl,, nf in a wide tuien field," lirnla-rl Alan I.mid, llrundn M arshall and Robert Preston in a scene from Paramount's "W hispering Sm ith", In Technicolor at the K ltx Thea­ tre Sunday mid Monday. nunis system , has promised to inve n full staff of Instructors on mad to assist in (he school. "There w ill prohnhly la* tell coals nl Hie park, and I hope lint C arl Hnhlii'll, director of the arm system w ill la* aide to Im out .vilh us," l.oltort assorted. "T h is is un excellent opportunity for many fellows of this area to learn some of the fundamentals „f liiixehnll. Every hoy Interested m tiMsetiall should attend this ses­ sion. Isa'Miise It w ill help him to Is* a Is'tle r spectator us well as help him to play bettor,** C ity Cotiiiiilsslimi’r Jidm K rider declar­ ed this morning UY n e l C lu b E n tr le w Gloria K Favored To Win Sanford’s Greyhound Derby of the year. Ten races are nn the card * scheduled to sta rt at H:()0 P, M. . (tally Double w ill In* run on the second anil third races, igtlnlellas on a ll others, rain nr shine. gel Is forced to recall Tommy The Sanford Orlando flre y -| rienrlch from th« outfield. hound Track Derby marie up n f , . p Ik M powerful and champion O K I.AN DO , Apr. H—i/Vi—Man- running greyhounds w ill take th e. J A C K S O N V IL L E , A pr. H— f/F) -S.HK innrhei m ill on Klorlils ttger Joe Ktthel said today 1lls|ap o r's "P "l light tonight as the ] in-urhy wlillso. Washington Senators are vastly track prepare* to rinse Its gates Hslss in rslntlsrs: Not W rlahl improved over last year. " "*r a ninety night meeting, one I’sr .Im I.nose r'ins '•We’ve got a hit more p o w e r , of Hu- most successful on record, I.lira** I I ns 31 LI II us .31 it our pitching looks good, our o llt* ! Heading the Derby field will Mndiuni .... Small I I n i n I I field Is vastly Improved and o u r , la* Hlorla K which recently won 1-slrn Infield is more solid." Kuhel lie- * the first Elim ination Handicap 1sr«e I I ns in dared, land with' all conditions favorable I'rmliirprs iilf R dlreci in cunsioiiers It os *,s (i — , could shatter Ihe track record . , . I.urae Msifllllll It us 31 ,t» S H K K V K I't lK T . I.N.. A im * (llurlu K is favored to win the i /|*i There's one Cleveland Indian Derby this year, the greut M iller SportH In B r i e f Manager l.oii Homlreau Isn't wor- chaat|rlnn is finishing a spectrumHy a s s o c i a t e d i m i e s h ryllig about Shortstop I ...... t im id . Im season at the track anil has r4.a„ . Iunc nf the most Impressive records , I,i hi hit a home run. u double! nf this nr any other season In this r"J H O LE lirnllera red A C iitl.H T A , fin.— Lloyd................ Man and a single nr the T rib e tunned net-Hun While (ilu ria K w ill la* the fav- * :* 11 H*" cium of Chicago look tIn, l..» first tin* Nr*w Ynrk (Hunts ll-tt at c u r t ! .......nl It-asil in the n m stm golf Worth yesterday. Ills sta rtlin g j oriie and the choice of many he JiV'"l>* irii ' m iit r Hint Ion. however, wns a slot- will have no easy trio over the Hens whites luiirlinmi’lit with Ihiee-umh i'll hnxe his first of the exhibition , |IIMV course. In the field are such | "'j (ill schedule. I sterling mid speedy performers i ,n ," * r ( lb s IIA S E IIX I,I, —■ — - • la s Desert Streak, n crock cliam«n-r» .»>•• III (STUN Unv.- Egan of Ihei .lA C K S it N V Il.I.E , Apr. H t/111 p|,,n. I'niiderimiilum, who may flee.*,’" " 1 ttn-stun Hrnvr*s players were mil Itoldiy f lucre's hack is Isith e r-; sin mg un upset, Mel l.ln g one of , ‘V rs red "verge oT open revolt" agnlnsl t lug him and the veteran second * tin best dugs and s m oslslen lim iters rett Manager Killy Sniilltwnrlh lull I sucker is lint expectcii to play tu - | winnci nil year, nnd Sonata who H'Os reds l .Smith win III nnd players, lit Co-' ■ lay when the iiuslon lied Sox | finished Ihir>l in the second Klim- | | P|,IJ| 7l>rhT" Iniiiliia. S. <!., denied It. iilay the local Sally l.ciigucrx here. Inution Handicap run recently, (a .............. olit S l'K IN t IF IK I.It , Mo A federal' K ills Kinder, who has worked hard addition soeli stellar and great Vff* , oiii l jury* rejected Jorge P a s-1 all spring, is In g..... I m m lltlu n ; gieylinands ns liuneym ure, Camy re'i' ,,net's (I'JLfilMi salt against Mickey and Is expected to la- assigned t lle 'ly ,. Hull and Spliynx huve un llro llers re.l irweo, former Krnnklyn catcher, pitching chore* fur the llosox hy eipial chanre nf poshing u nose []**"* rJ*'•■ and awarded Owen gfi 1,-IJJH.ftO d»- Manager Joe M cCarthy. ovei tin* finish Hue first, its unv nUnll mwt.T** mages. ---------line's rare, champions a ll, the nAe Uuosisrs old It A C IN I, PENSACOLA, Apr. H |/Pl— *----------N EW Y O R K Eddie Areuro' U ni Sclmendienst celebrated his rode a tr iple at .liilllaleil, one of ( detail as a center fielder fur the oiimnls. Iliisfo*. winning Ihe fen- Si l.utiM Cardinals yesterday hy ....... .. Apache Handicap frnni tier- 1 hitting tuw hunters alnl u slnglr* liy contender Count. i nnd driving in seven m ils. T E N N IS Du- Cards I rimmed the Cincin­ y y HA M IL T O N ,« llcrnindn — llur- nati He.ls, HI M, In snap a sixMm Inii a Scofield of Han Francisco up- game losing streak. Sclmedlensl M -et serotul-scedisl Navy Chaffee of bus licen an Infichler He muy not 1 1 yu M y L jT r Vent in a. Cullf., H-l, II.0, to gain remain in center field, however ■ y / 1 / l l r L If i the finals In Ihe Coral Bench Ten j hcniise of n weak throwing nnn, Esnrs And Poultry Liability and Proper­ ty Damage insurance costa the car owner much teas today than it did twenty years ago. yet current has* SfHVlCE beyond arde an treater. Its one protection you cannot adotd to be the CONTRACT witboad N. JAM 15 GUT AGENCY FLOOR M ATS RUBBER MATS $J.r>0 Hw Thfttt tjualily AUtn Befure Ymt Buy Jack K. Miirrlaon, Manager ids Tournament. M IS C E L L A N E O U S t C O L O R A D O HPItlNUH. Cull,.,— ! Yvonne Sherman nf New York won compulsory figures In lake Hu* lend in the I! S. Women’s Figure Skirting Chnin|dmixhl|ia, i President J- M llu ller nnuminced yeslen lay. llu lle r ‘ said this would he Hie final meeting before llu* o fficial league opening April I t and that nil pm-sensoit matters would l>e Ironed nut. NOW— A YOU CAN DRIVE A SAFE CAR . and Increase Your Tire Mileage 50 to 100% In this inuchlim each wheel is revolved at high speed and the spark dial pm dlvrlt dftrrlH every apol un ilia wheel which II mu uf balance Lt'irul Notice N ivrtet: rig iN't i ' n t p in *ru tit’. HIHTKIt K H T IT Itir n NAM H Notice Is tiercby aivsli Hull lln* limlerslaucil, inirMiuiM in III,* Kb Hlluus Nhiiio Miiilutc, rbuiUcr IM 3I I. hws uf KhirlitH. A ils ,,( Inti, Will reglslei wiili 1 b> ile ih ol lb» elrcnll •••ml In unit tor liruiiae t’aiiuly, Klorlils, upon rccrlm «r rtiof nf niibllciulou lit this tuitlce, is H clllliiiis mime nl K M Cl.1I|| under ivlih b it mill oiigHHHi In huiliiess un lOaluvu) tt uiul til, i ’ralrle lorbs Hiilollvlslon Hcniliiol,CMmiy, Kla. Tb* imrlx nr pnrilss talsresieil ar*t tlogluu 31. Ilsukuinii Bax I I I , Itmile I Miillluinl. Klorlils. R Hated at Orlando, oranae i.’mmly, Florida, this t llli day of March, Nam* of Par sun piscina sitv Am“ Id and Mailisuy Aildr*ss but Kt,a*Bullion h Orlando. Kloriiiu An imlmliiHcctl comIit inn in Uiti whi't'la of your car, am awl ymt many mlltw uf tlrlv* Jug |i|i<uHiiru, IiohJiIoh rtwiill* ^ lug in «xc«mnIv« anti «xp«n* h| vc liro'Woar, worn frmit mill jV aiiil Hlouring parts, ant) waslc* jy ftil gas anti oil cimmimptltin, w Why nut lut iih balance your wheels mi imr new Hear Dy-Nnmlc Ilalmu'er anil mm far ytturself haw easily you can keep them rtilllng smoothly and efficiently? You will enjoy greater driving safety, and you will save money every mile. *c ja *• jy NO GUESSWORK! Y o u C an S ee I t F o r Y o u r s e lf We want you to see this marvelous In­ vention. It's at our service shop right now guaranteeing you n aafer and more enjoy* aide ride than w iih ever before imssiblel See it in nncratlon. You'll he nmaxed at what u tllfference perfectly balanced wheels will make in the raider handling of your car, In the greater sense of se­ curity you’ll have nt high speeds. AUTO PAINT JOB COMPLETE FRONT END OVERHAUL T E lf e u fttrnUh th* m a U ritl ; i* And paint It youraalf , U i e O ar Corsplcta Prnfaiaiunsl s f< \ Pain t Bhnp A l l W o r k m a n s h ip a n d M a te r ia ls G u a r a n te e d (Owen Forgunon, Operator TUNE IN: HELEN HAVES-THE ELECTRIC THEATRE'.SUNDAYS 9 P.M. ESI-CBS A’fl-U' .... ’ 1 t'l •________ 1• ~ r,- ■" T " ***17 * * i i& y l rr-rrsl . \ • ' • ... ------ ; V— j------ _______ ■ : *. '*> T"T •Nsy; v u r a i uJ J9B i * �\ M M * rrrm r 8 , 1949 • F R ID A Y , A P R IL THE PAN FORD HERALD. SANFORD, FL O R ID A ritiM'l* L egal TALBO TTS O r. H e n r y M e L a u lin —DRIVE-IN— Wall Caper ■ Paint Phone 111 I DIFFERENT! NRW! I'SKIM LOUR MEIU'llAN DISK! J I NK! BISHOP BABY CHICKS 3 1 5 K u st F ifth S t. V- SA N FO RD , III. S p e c ia l fo r tw o w e e k s o n ly — 10."» t hick* |<rr KM): $ 2 2 .5 0 B ig E n g lis h L e g h o r n S t r ig h t K u n 1 2 .5 0 H eavy 1 3 .0 0 B r e e d s ....... N . i i 11. 0 M n s i|iiilii ili- lx S L '.iii • O iililiin r L l Ills M iiiilia p S.'t.'i.i il.iii B i g K n g l i s h l e g h o r n C ' o c k r e ls . . . . mill C i l l u l iln ik III S l l lllu l it In nl 11.* ARMY- NAVY SURPLUS K n g lis h L e g h o r n P u lle ts Sis Klee trie Bnllerlen tlHtiI F L O R ID A I’llONK 1501 8 ig illilil 0 H i i r h c i i if K i i i . cm W a le r p r .m f • F ln - p in .il A r m y H u n k llt-tl*. S ll.fd l Kim chick rapidly 9 IS cadi I'a l iiu - t In • I S liir l w ................ 0 l i il o l n S i a l i - . K ill. llililn i|iiiin l hi tin* t Mui t htniiM' «»* IJ -».1 \ NI • ••*:»: HONS ll A \ I N<I « LAIM s Mil h r MAN I'M AOAIVHT MAIM I 'NT ATI* il Klnriild **j . : . o s .'I.'i . imi r a ip iiiilit m \ ra iiv F t-a lln -i P illo w * S m a ll m i x t>i " I ila lih •'OR F A R M S , hum**, buxines* properly uml acreage, tea yuur K. A. St rout Realty Agency Urli- K. Mathh-ux, Associate lUnV E . B n iiih I tttr**i*t ut pliuiie Mill. J . 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Phone 78M-J. la r e i a r a >e. tbta a r * e n w e d a tin 'll wihn I rm iKt Itnv. Iinfi-J ll e a tbe a d v e r.la e t la n . m i H I K K A ROO K—IS lurKi* room*,' M A T IIK It'S eat ereeipllr. l a eeder lu r la . e a d e t . b e bee. (H***lblt ICt|ierl Knilio llriiulrinu K u r il home, ‘J luitlu , leverul ^(l.'t'IMI K. I 'l n l S I. I'hnnr I -* r . l r e , al l W a a l Ada a.u*« b t I'tril V h tr* . .'Ill I-!. 7ml Ml. lot*, iniceil nt fTXin.lM), f l i m i u i - i l . ----- — la a a r e t flr e . . Ibe day b e .a .e •a b li ra l le a . J’liiuii' UMIfi. |i I'tililf Cunt Heivil M'fiiM I’l III III I l i m i t S A N I H N t ! u m l f i i u i l i i i i e -------- -------— 111 in tli nil) nrw. l*i(ll mil I H A . . M i l l , a* l M a . e d l a . e l . w illi imultii ii i'i|m|iineot, i l aa t . t e e . m m la yeay ad UAI.I. fram e l l m a t iiim|.|i'ii'ly V l ' l l . l ’ t\|H'l H'lll’.' W ill), k ' i u i * M * r a a e e . be r e a a ue dble tui K X T K N 8 IO N W A 1. K I a >Alt I >S fin iiinlirtl. Immeillule |Mi*ii'**a o l e r il . II Iv S l i V i ' l n , Itt etare <6sa w e le rw tte.i I m w lull. Iili-ul for i-iiu|ile. I .mill Ion S K N K A K I K li lu u* A I ' u i n l I n . I in x i !■! A. Soufoi il ('nil t ill IN P lu m e 1711 t-IM Oak Ave. I'rlce f'lhiiV.Uil, 1 1 7 - 0 1 W , 7ml. .'iflei 7 HI' I* VI or I h ' I i i i i * 7 HD Term*, l( ili-iireil. Kxi lm ixu ll*tAM m s ( I N K 17’ m e a l c i n e A iiioim ui n H O I M il.I A T \ M ) i:ilS O ,N X Wnlt-M'i-n I k i -i i i ' i t , H OH KHT A. W H .I.IA M H , Realtor 'Raynium l K. I.iindiiuiat. Aama-lale Phone 732 A iliio llc llunk lllilx . H A N F O IU ) HERALD FOR I i u i ' k u I i i . I'h u n e In n .1 W li IlicycIl’K, ( it'ii.-i ui K le rii if u ttlr fun, new Porch Oliilei A other article*. Phone HIM \ S I. I I l i f T H I f or a « k t ) i i : n »: W P l.llIN fi Mniifonl Mulur A Ki||il MIN \V. Ml S l r t r l MTOKK rmim uml fu rniiheil npurl merit. ’, ’HH N. Purk Ave, Phone I77U-J, Ft III HKNT or Mule, It room h om e, elicloreil porch, comuletely furwiitihrii or Uiifurni*hei). it). 17 ^ i r x t to Kalnhow T o u r ii t I.oi Iku, 4 mile* South of Sanford. I ‘h m u i . 2!>N |( n r r> ah i n u r.N r o i l sa l k K ill HI) JU M B O fltth lM P dinner* everynlKhti 91 01). H O M KIt'S. T 'JXKDO KKKDH: C o in p i e l^ l ia e Jlunf T a ied u Fee»l 8t#re, F U R N I S I I K I ) A p a r t m e h t N to *ult a y „ i i , 1(1 r. P a rk . H o t W a t t K . elec^ rlc washer uml c efrluerntor. Phone IUII K. N IC E unfunilihed 601 K C elery Ave. FURNIMIIKI) MM A 1,1, fin ii I 1tii'if Karaite apart* meat with liutii, Call 366-J. U )0M fiiriililii-il apart me nt fim t loot’. DU Park Ave, T W O ROOM apartment fur bach­ elor with electric kitchen. Plume 146.M 20D t.aiiri’l._____________ R e a l E s t a t e F o r HtU« ' S K A li K H T A T B — 1N H IIR A N C R PR0PKH TY M AN A0KM BN T R A Y M O N D M, B A I.I-, K e ilto r m, 4 Florida State Bank BU |. M AYFAIR \ khford'a finest xuLdlvIxIon-Lota 6, 0, 7 and 8, block 3, M ayfair. Each lot 6U a 132.6'. »600. each cash or terms. Owner L E O IUJPr«iT| R O S K N , IP.* lit O. Box 814. Miami llano Ii Florida. Flneliln Itearh, BY OWNER—-new 3* bedroom concrote block houxo, new 2 bed­ room concrete block hauxe, screened perch and carport. ^Both at rlfjf’a edee. Phone 2HV-J. 2 I.IIN I'IIK O N and Mliort. onlur.i served every day at laui'-y'* ItriiK Store. 76c up. P eta, L iv e a lu d t, BED RO O M 'h a u te , about two yeara old, Knod location, |U,600.00, $2,600.00 down, balance like rent. t ROOM home, clo»e In, Iwo Iota, $1,500.00. 16 very dealrebla lota, JUST 14) CK, 07A R K .„P i.U 6 w h u tta oam g yum p l a y e d , z ir FIVE MITS AN’ IMBCt STOLEN V SATCMUL5/ ) TII03C 7 DAT TING f TIPS YOU, V GAVE MEtit Hl.l-i I'M tion, Hull, hAltl) FOR MOOVILLt WIIOK TM' 0 0 0 6 rARMCO . V AMI o u r.' V J .Ml, ,’ U ’, .tK'.y t o r ■,i • r >, ami _,.vl L L I i 1 " in ; i) s , ii. " 'n il 0 LI4 IIM N 0 MEY.ZAlfN. THE SKH-PCP WANTS TO SCC YOU/ . Ifi|l7 I I . MU. ^ N O W I Q O M A IIUHM i T O G R A B fM A I THAIS A t fiOON »\£> THAT MV-'LD HAN Ail' INiVAH ll IfA , A L U IHI > ’ * I N B f U ^ '_,ET ’ lt£ 'I V1*A 1 r ' I • H ........I cm.ill hm piiin f4Hr.no l*hiiiui (mil IV. j. w C O M .R e r a n w ill! I'm , line dayi (I i ' l l Li V’lll M.l'iT 2 ilmir i i pimd woi k u week, I'Jlin i) ll . I it y . I*, il ilm|ie. u fill you'll lie piiiiiil I" llu* D ll, C ity. _____________ ms ii Unlv 1706 Sitnfail it Mii Iiii trade most anything. ^1)0 Man* ford Ave. Phone I KM-J. A I . . | . . 'e 0 . i llt C W Ut IH i KMK M) H o u r Mukeiy m u le "pen, with or wilhoui vehifle itN I n il Mil'. I dour, rtiilio, lenle.l Apply 1016 W Kill. Si. Im'Uoi Ill-ill 1 , liuiki uml rim* K"ml. Miiny ii happy mile uf lloiiK K K K I'K R in experienced S K W IN ll M A C H I N K S . UerP* iliivilip only (206. Siinfiiiil clerk needed hy local firm . VnSewing Mach. Canter, 110 W. Molm A Ki(iii|iment Co. 20M W in i Ion, aroup inm iim ce fu rn ­ l i t S I. Ph. IKK). ished. W rite Ihi* ll ini Kunforil For Sulo—lJ*ed T ire * , Ten (100 x H enilil, plvlnp full |>iirtlciilnr». 10 I n IA W A Motorcycle, .'HUM 16 - Tw enty 700 x 16 - T h irty mil.*-, $260,011 cun he flmmreil *100 x ID. from f 1.00 up. Plenty IU17 INDIAN C H IR P , p e rfe c t o f inlli'N left In lhc*e. (loud also ii.ri.httin. $1116,00 Roy Reel, 7011 T R A C T O R W O RK hy Urn hour or fo r farm 1'ijulpment, li«ed In ­ Mih. PlouKhlliK. huooiviliK, mow. ner Tube* 60c up. Stop In at I iik A d irt moviriK. We *pei'la)Ue ( lll'.v lt< H .r, I , Kootl ...................... .. F IK K 8 T O N B A look them over. In cuaditlonliiK inilldliijf lota A eoirine A ehiiHsis in excellent I I E a * t F lra t Ht. Kurd an plot*, Phone H17-J. I'OMihtioli, |2lM).f)0. (ten. II S s u iru , Phone 770-M. I'O W R R " P R IC E S , 'Expert watch repuirltiK, (1. C. Pidlowu, Home 'iiil STUH RH AKRH Champion Simp, iTUil Sunfonl Ave, Plioon $•100.00, 111 Cellar Ave. nr IN .’I-J. ________ Pimm, 1122*11. 1000 M ill'* Swap Shop—We huy, sell or Park Ave. Adult* only. Phone 066-R. ______; ______ I 7 IK K I P ilo t.,S T R R IN ti K i'l'iiii illy , i I'cnveriaifi i*h|. e iiv e ii, lefloullMIK K itln m le i KIV’II H I E I.O N K K A N L K It S u p p lied Millin' IT 'lm litery, I III W Km -.i , , I mi piiiine cina HA1 MOH-T (6e<VV 0l UKt 1'h‘lM L - J 0 I apartment, H H K A K F A H r — »trved every day * at t.am-y'n l)tu g Sturv. !!6c up. upniim.nl, O / A liK ROOM huiMc of ikm M hTIiidi (civil w ur) ly|ie. IIi<ii iilifill *ei SK('ON I) hliiiil ilonlile |ii ili' .till Mil .Ilium ii- < " u n t i l Mhfet Metnl tiriK wllli *liuile, f r u iti uml Wot k - fm new rm lluliiii uml ■It..|. heuil iy|>>-*t ileik i, uulm il flower*. U til of nrixlihorR. I.o". finlih I'uweH’i Office I n Hew r u m Kmliutor ri'|iuliinK bn * Hill, lrnnieilii.il- |Hi**euuioii \\ i ih Li ,,M uni Initull. l.el in ihow you. IM IKS 1 IJI.lt H o u r I.K 1 K 7 I I A V A lll) U tility < o. S ' t U S FOR ........lyelu l.u iulil ll" " fin i: C'eineiit 21)11 N. Park Are. MIMI.Ul.ll M i l I'll IN IIN Ij ii Klliirunleeil fm HI yeni- Nn I'honr NUN, \ m * rv iM N i; ('mil Tur. No llenlliiK. t h i r d i III IHI III It MAI O F (m m K u d i n y. l i d pni licoliu i S \ M (lltl) fiinii ie|iii*aen(uUre, K. Ilie-ky I’lm llt tNO Wi k Ii L, I'ltom- Ht.'I'.J, inhlrei- I Hi \ t’ulk llntf 2D, Sutiforil. Klu. ItiiNMUN A V O llN li Cull III..... ill,not yoot luimlniK lilolileini I'Nl.oiol. i eheerfiilly g i v e ii RENT b ill A H iiO K FH N E L CLU B French REALTOR 94M Mollanvllte Ave. Ftkawa H«W Ju U ek le Real Batate Bervke, TOR ’S A L S ” BY OWNEB-houw, food neighborhood, walking dlitenre from town. 1206 Magnor small cement block cabin. r#en porch, aluminum roof. 80 a 110 ft. lot—$1,376.00. C A R P E N T E R -~ Itullder desire* IIR W A R D $60.00 In uiiyime film work hy Jnh to hour. PhumluliiiiK buyer for 20' Alum IIM 7-XW . Hnimetruilcr, ko . nI condition Priced to Kell $H60.00. N. .1. T Y P E S of liulldoxer work, Lu R a, Sanford T ra ile r P ark. ’■niHlile n i s i Free eKllmulDavid E . (.'urpenter, Phoni P L Y M O U T H H)48 spcclul deluxe •1 iia»st'iiK«r coupe, 3800 milt's, fu lly iM|ulpin-i|, kooiI as new, CAN Y O U R o r K U i l x a t l a h 111126.00. (10(1 W. I at. St. Kunman trained and experlepced In the followlntr: proiturtlan and efficiency, dexlKti and xetup, F D R H A LK -C h eap -N e w Jeep sale* ami promotion, F o r Inter­ pickup truck, 4-wheel drive. view w rlto Box WMC care llerDriven 30 mile.*. $1720. Phone 200611 Orlando, 217 liillc ru x t. '40 C H E V R O L E T buxinea* coupe. R o iik I i but plenty good mllu*. Fo r tpilck sale $346.00. Sanford O P P O R T U N IT Y for making good n$> <iu$ wEi«r H0i i v r . i i r f f Motor k Equipment Company, in xmall bi|a|new, ju *t atarted, burner gee atova with oven, 208 Weal F lra t Street. real variety atoru, ludica1 ahoex, broiler, apace heater. Cheap. 301 ilrexaex, etc. E x tra good lo­ E . 20th Bt* Oarage apartment. cation, priced fo r quick aale, W. J. Coleman. Phone U6B-R. $2600.00. I f Interexted w rite Boa C , c/o Herald. Rent $36.00 month. 10 lIuvInttMt Oppnrl unit lew Am n K Y 1,1 M O USE (1 \ I , T IH S N i;Y . / -Tme t c a f p c s ' V VLCNNING u p KOC R B P W 1**^.. MAYBE 1T'9 S U P K U ^ P - T - i TO S B A9TOF> t V _____ _ UIOHT ! J IIY PAUL KOIIINSOU IP Y O U MG Ail CAKTJSC .H. Q I A C T U A L L Y LOAII i t S ——i LeM .-TVeiWAUM p ■r n jl !*BVi (v . • _ n It -I fO PIC a MI M/ r | H ’I S l i .f G»f* A'. * 1 l •' .. & i a. 11 !'■ • < >r ,..* L t r ' n, ir je e p :'- v ) Vu>u ** , . i\ r i u I i s <J I C,"*r .1 ' l .- .'l l ' l l I . A I t < , H u d ir . , 'I tc * If ' IV. W.'*.., 1 UP- 1ST , - r i.vit .1 i.' j I VUE MID t u i u ir.* i. I iTAti i r dow n/ �V * r r r » « « t V f v r t f 8 I f M ♦f t FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA F R E E METHODIST CHURCH U N ITY L A K E MART COMM UNITY W*al Fourth Street and Laurel Her. Carolyn II. Parsons, Teacher CHURCH Avenue Tuesday night, Valdes Hotel C. C. White, Minister i t u t i u r t frees h n o m i It'siH ssiS grass Psar Oast Fred H. Hortnn, Pastor H the Machinery Committee, was 7:30 P. M. Proyer Service. Introduction today, ho aald. Services Apr. 10: s A n r o n u utatk rARMt:nx Sunday School tl:-If» A. M. MARHKT Church School at 10:00 A. M. responsible In bringing In manHdm P. M. Ernest O. Wilson'* Senator John* or Rtarko called Morning Worslilp 11:011 A. M. a > : r O N T N O 119 ufiicturers and dealers of farm ' nil Church Nollies M at he presented at Ths D w ell efflte on the (‘lasses for alt ages. today for an Immediate Invest!Young Peoples Service 7:0(1 new Imok "Every Good Deilre”. T i m ftilluwlliK prices rep uM ril »■> . ... ...... .. ..... tractors, bulhtosers and equip. ( Worslilp at tl:(Hi A. M. and day belnre puhliratlen. Public welrome. on (tie Hanford « iji K tlon of the State Welfare Board. tlm O s tle rs ......... M. Communion service. Everybody in- P. Kvangelistir i naked for quirk quick passage of Farmers Mnrkei'inr produce >"i'i niciit, lie put In many huurs of Service 7:.7ti P. M, ■o truckers untl.dealers im to 12 "l w„r|( developing his plans and w**| .... I v|tei| to attend. hla reaolutlon calling calling for the In­ [ A HOI Y CHONS C l l t ’ ftt II XI. Apr. I. 1919 Prayer nnd praise Wednesday Westminster Fellowship groups rewarded by a very successful per* H ,,Kf H Iirntm, lllack Valentine vestigation by three senators. Itrv, II. l.y O k lm i Zlnim rrnm n, 7 dill P. M. ___ ■ In l l p r 1 j fin mu nee In firming anil prepnrI'lllli Street and Holly Atenua O i-’tO P. M. The Senate by a close 10-17 lk»n», II. II., Iterln r cmtin TH Iilfrrrri'n, llelt llrii'ls PAINT YOUR CAR . . M. . . CirrwhRm* . . .. ----Hnsltiesa Women's group meets J, Pmtnr vote referred the resolution to llu llpr IJ.Oo 3 ;. lug the land for cultivation.” I’ h I ui Numlsy FT It ST II APT 1ST CHI'KCH Wednesday at H:(Mi P. M with 0 Ti jo ix Committer* on Public Health and . I ' h I i I i k rb o ,, S u l , h II m a " F c rtllix e r for tbo project could j Humlny fckhiml A. M. 1 oo A. M. Holy Communion. F O R 2 .9 5 Park Avenue at Sixth Street l i Ji .1nit not have been obtained but for the: Mornlrtir Worship 11 :CMl A. M. tower. Cri Mrs, Hubert True. Legislative Managrment for stvdy. Ik.'Ill A . M. Church Helionl 1 ,• ilolilen old I'rl II.::. VV. P, Ikooks, Jr., Pastor Faster sunrise *eivlre Apr. 17 Senator flaynariT of St. Peters. II fco i - x ; capable assUtiuiee of HandNlll KvaiiKcllitlf Hurvlcr 7:80 l\ M. ry, i'u. I'aaial r'rl 11:1X1 A. M. C lo nal Koeharlst on Lake Mary shwre. 11 mi • 3' , ( ' I i * hc and W. M. M rKInnon. The] MMwrek Rtivk-L' Tuend*y 7:30 and sermon, burg made the motion to send rum. i Dm iu * Sunday School IMfi A. M. [NU'ENAHCL) the resolution to committee. J° “fi«m itsktK* ”Py .Morning Worship 11dm A. M. County Commissions of Sctnlnoln'p, M r!;00 I*. M Y IV N. I,. It 10 i Johns declared "our old people (Cn.'umii#r-(.Tiolim Training Union <1:16 P. M. FIHMT CHHINTIAN ( l l l ’Hi II Hinl Orange counties furnished os' Y I’,*E. Thursday 7;:ili I*. M, Services dining the week: i *.*• li.ii Evening Worship N:nn p. XI. arc being mistreated and someI ------— Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 1601) Hunfnrd Avenue II. m j un with tractors and drag lines.” HANOAI.I. ELECTRIC Co. Wednesday Service HrOII P. M. think ought to be dona about it.' m "m e-il ef'erg ami Katim lay ”8. A. Allen bandied the free, t KNTIIAI. BAPTIST (IH U R ttl 'I htirsilay, Piid ay J. Handall Farris, Minister Ho demanded a roll call vuto on ; i'rt « ivm H Nursery for oil Sutidoy Services 112 Mognttlin Av»*. Inrm i-crvlie In an excellent niah-1 Laurel Avenue and Ninth Hlrrel Holy ( ‘oiumtuiion 7 dill A M. "The Triumphant Christ” will Immediate consideration to "tukc • t-riiuor-icrbera Welcome. Wednesday 1:110 I*. M. Conlie*. H. I>. Whatley, laalor II o» i ; i ner, enabling thousands of visitor* to- Hi,- minister's sermon subject the responsibility off tny shoul- | i-rppermFmu'V liiin n 'lo n Inslrnellon for children. U» riilu urouiii! the hnmcniit* hicm 1217 Went Hrronrl Hirer! Ot the First Christum Chinch Sim. n« dere." i in. iii>r W o d n c M l n v H'.'in A— M ^ K ' e l o a g and see the operations. Jnek Rocco W. O. NtansrB, Honilsy school 'lav morning The House Committee on Guv----- --- TT-tr Tin Hri.r tils roliimUteo gave ritte reef Nuperinleiidrnl j'ln ye i .irul l.itn u y. "A Christ Who I* Able" will ermental Reorganisation unanlmn» Itrd nil-K. O. Krllh, H. T. V. Illrerlnr N O T IC K Monday ami Thursday HHiu A opemlion In proenrilig seed for • f Ml He the evening sermon topic. ously approved hills to eliminate I . } ‘u V/" .. Sunday HebooI H; tfl A. M, xi Holy Cmiiinuiilon, liiitntlng of pu-lores ami other Harriett's Beauty Nunilk, i* ill l«L' rlrM**iJ most continuing appropriations . *V,'t"V.a" iijn ** The Church school l-cgm i It, l..«n l I'll.la y 12:kll Noo||—.T:1MI 13 it, i on project a. HowhiiI Pavlik-, clink- 'Classes for all ages, roo man of the >unitary cniilinittec, I Morning Worship II :IMI A. M. P M. H irer Imor eerviee.. and to consolidate hotel and re- I h.,u* k|i. Yellow im iit.r l u i Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Apr. worship ami study at t*:-IA A. M 15 staurant Inspections. The meo- iTioimn.rs, r n isim U under Hie direction of Superinten1,30 and Ills foret- erected latrines and Broadcast over Writ It. ' How To Be open Wednesday, April 13. Call I.arly surcs will ho placed on the House , ,J ,"> put up the headquarters tents. , llis'tijve ^Our Houbls. hy pastor. I It H IS T C H I H C II, l^oigwood dent William Young. for your Enster appointment. Tliauks calendar as rummlttae hills. trrm,*»».Valencias liui i i in ••Cenrral J . C. Hutchison, Inii « T . H. «:!«» P. M. Unions for Iter. II. I.y illr ln u Zimmerman, Al (1:30 P. M. the Christian nil .xuifl'H. The appropriation, measure ""V.r.'ViV oo II, II., Vicar Youth Fellowahlp will meet. Till* charge of .......... furn- H|l if''H a r r ie tt 7:.l(l I'. M. would put all hU I c fund* In the ] iiuuiintf uin> »i* Islie. | IU memla-M of llio Nutlonal „ *,*v*'n*"B Worslil| Palm Hnndny Church extends u cordial welcome rho n* >71 No IHfferenee” , by pnsgintral rtvtvtue fund with t lir 1 f* ,f* !t :tl> A. M . Holy Couuuunlon and 206 North Park tn oil. l.. i'sMiass murk si m\ik -and ............. mi .liu a rd ami handled walkio talkie ' I , " 'rr exception or gas tax receipts. In- inmi'd. most uni.'', n / i i moil, . .. . . ........ .. •peelIon fees, race track and J ......... Hum on « m it.pf in s cnmieetluiis to hi'aihiiiuflers from '" I- . . All are welcome. ,M ,,M" the field operation,. We are also , wll| ",nk; mileage taxes allocated to cuum emiirrmii ilndelited to tieliem l lliltehlsnn for ' n ' t l ties and cities, Citrus Commission I .r v r .r .. 1 ' .MINI ir. ion. ......... "t ome m.ii. Willi feel ofI ...l,. wire url.lpl. which np,.i.l.tn.l provided .... . P ...... """ U "" Aml W'» i M N G K K G A T IO N A I. U IH IM H advertising fees, retirement s y - ] I>11111 B TV IlL 'tK iH Will Do Thee (iond. Park Vienne and Third S tre rl 'telephone ronneellolis for Stations tern funds, ell trust funds and J . Ilrrn srd Hrail, M lnU Irr oha of twn other minor esrmsrlii'd r .a u .a .e ...................... I 'y',r ,,U f,,r h r,,»,l< " ’,,< r I It.ST ('H U M It HK C H ItlH T . Sunday School |ll;(|l> A. M funds. H U K N T IH T the AI Untie Part." '"f l,"‘ Moinlnj; Worship It utt A 'I The program la exprcled In call I "C m I Higginbotham, chairman Comptroller C. M. (Jay >.aid H0(t Kant Herond Street nni'ii *obj.-d "T h e Meaning of the bill would eliminate about 3IM> f»r around Ht.liWi.tNHI.INMI worth of the flirt committer, had lilt Hutidav School ti: If. A. M Paint Sunday” . special continuing appropriation-,. of military mo«I rfjuli»nifMl • rM,t' **h Hit* <I«y of Morning Service I M in A M. t hrislitui Kudeavor I!dill P. M. /ore and all through (be day sup- Sub i_iii, led: , "A ir Sin. ItUcnie Mini The committee alsu discussed over it period of It! month'. I hr .Imiioi l.cui'ile w ill meet at the possibility of placing all gat Cacti of the appealing countries plying *ractor■ > with gaBiilitie ami , |r-t|( fItenl?” t)>n| ■> Hie home of Hemice St In .of, Tile* tax receipts, except the F\wo cents J promUed to provide In return nucllj oil piovlrled by tlu- different gri'i; Werlnesdav Service H:I)IP I* M. •lav night at H;fMi o’clock. tax which goes to retirement of help as it in cajn callable of in . . .the gen and nil rontpatilrs” said Mr. HlgHeading H ihuii 2:00 In 6:00 I'. M U S T M K T H iH H H T ( I I C H t ll county rokd and bridge dkbls, in­ irral interenl of the defense of tlm gin*. M. Tuesdaya ami Friday*. lie ,. J . K. V lr K iiilr ), Minister to the general fund. However, whole Atlantic area | "t.'harlen Dawnoii, rounly agent, Mi«. P. It. .Stephenson, lllre rlo r of severe) members said they feared I The treaty wan nigned last Mon-'had charge of the construction of I'lttH T I'H F .H IIY T F .IIIA N Hellgloos Kdiiration such a move would leupardlie Hie 'd a y by 12 nation* but lias yd to i | |(. Strsn Steel dairy Imni and did C H I'I M I I :* tr. A. M. ('hiircli Scll'l'tl, S state allocation of federal funds 1be ratified. In Hie Hulled S ta le *1an oulnlalidilig Job. H. H. flole- K a i. A. G. Mr I mils, H. H . Pastor i"In,hT fur f »c i y Hgc. Governor Warren's proposal in *lint requlrra npprnvnl by a tun . man, dialrltuin of Hie outdoor ad H er. I',, tl. It row liter, It. t l., 11 mi A. M Morning Wnr j)il|' rtfund gas tax payments tu per­ d b iiil* vole of Hie Senate. |« rr ll-ilig eoiiuidlter, asnlnted t.y Pasdir Km erllos Ki' f fit*III I lnttir\ "T im 11mmnhul sons using fuel for farm equip j T lie ie were some variation., mi Marcel F a ille , *ign p ain trr, com P: If, ,\. M. ( ‘Iinrch School. l ,c liv into ' j.I.-in" mtnt and boats went before the i lire appeals. p lrlrd ibelr very r-lfl'etlve work 11.(Ml A. M. Moinlng W orslilp, Mm t* M Youth >r|l"M *tli|l House today. Five legislators In In Hie ra.*e of lirn in a rk , for prior to the opening day. Her mon, “ The Cross and Power” Service. troduced the measure which em­ "tiriugf Tonliy, publicity ill Mr. Melnnls. nun |» M IS Pitiup Worship bodies ono of Warren's top cam­ ImlHiice, empliasls mss placed on an s**eriei| need for American icdoi, unl-led Haltdi Saaier and 7:1X1 P M. Pno icel and Senloi S< i IIMIII HiruM', ".liiu ru ci In Jcru paign promises. uliuii". It would grant a refund of fi dollars to help meet the costs in , Gordon Webb of the U. S. Soil Felt'.wsldp Meeting* Service, provided H:iin P M, Kvenlng Worship. cents nn the 7 rests gasoline tax vnlvr.l In iiirreatn-d mllilttry pro- t'on-ei'Htlnn i it f: ( i i t'H ( It U F (, n il ( I F tn counties, cities and persons duel ion. Knelt nf Ihr pleas *lte.*-1mil .landing coverageliy radio and I Ncrinnn, "A t'i-ij**1c-.>. ('In 1st iatlM tt.L i: It FW IM s buying gasoline for farming or »ed the view i|,at ill 1111ary nianu- pre*. throughout the stale and Uy" Mr. Melnnh* fad lire* must mil lie permitted to nation. | The (‘lianeel (’lion, under the lie* It. W. M iller, I'lmlor boating In quantities nf 26 gab disrupt Jhe Kurupeau Heeovery | "Tlie Sanford Herald and the. direct Ion of Mr*. F. S. Vernay will S c \ iii'f*.ra cm Ii Siiiuluy nt 3 im Ions or more at any ono time. i I I i I h u i I o Senlluel-Htar,” Mr lllg .ih|ng Hl the morniiiu worship. The P M. Subject till* Sunday, "W hy A bill making It unlawful for I'rogruui. The llrmiselH la d countries act- gin, declared, were ootalaiiding in .lin k w ill sing, "Je ru salem " by <'lu i*tinn* Cannot A'-ept F'edera any nubile official or employe nploy to use publicly owned vi-hIHes or , etl a* a group. Tlie'r request was their ro.opernlbui In s|ieclal news P arke r, and Itoberl Biown w ill ilull of liui Wm lit Guveiaiueiit ■•■■Hi i » t'lear Umin-li’fo'o". Hear machinery fur nrlvoto purposes presrntrd by l.uxemlmurg nn be , Item*. The Herald got out nn ex- sing "Tin* P iilin *" by Fnurc. TinYoulh Hurt i w ill turn- llu- tionl h illin g pH-aela i ex­ lira Thursday main." was Introduced in thn House by half of all five nations. Tho five Brussels Treaty cimn-t Carry Iteanis ably liHiulleil (lie e l l K I g i - nT ............ ... ol Hie even- plain lliix all iinpm 1will *iiliji>el. members of the Hillsborough and tries laid down tills four-point food and refreshment enneeaslons, lug w orslil|i, and will w ill *lng fnr Keep yum ic i| 0-"«l:i fm .lit. entil­ Polk county delegations, Wmidel ing ill. God i» iilloMi-i ing tlieie It would be a mlsdronor to slateineul of prlnrlple In their | with the anslstiillee of the Hu. 1- tin'll Hprelul nunibei, make , note: ne** and Professional Women's us I Wnnder". tiks persona], personal use itso uf the tho vehicles vehk piny cm. A. The iirnu-d forces of tho C|ul>* and the Future Funnels of Governor Warren some weeks f f - ’t •to Issued on order ___ to depart .. European purtlelpating rounlrle* Hu- KtunlnoUi Chapter. Sufficient ( 'll H IS IT AN AN D M IS S IO N A K Y „ mie' A 1.1.1 A N T E iota tinder hla supervision pro. should he developed on a rotirdlnal- houth* were pruvlijed to offer hlblling personal use of stele cd hails In order that In the event food and suft drinks fm everyone, Woman's Cliilt llnlhllng automobiles, He etld there was of aggression they ran operate in| "J, I,. Ingley ami E. (J. KliHev. Glenn E. Smith. Pastor wldaapread private driving nf gov- Ue,ordam-e with a common strain- patrick handled the funds fur ihr |I):(H) A M. Bibb- Sclm al, Mr. - *-r- 1 '**’ I■ 'm \** ernment cars owl trucks. I gk plan. project. A. Wieboldl. Supeiintendeill . ^ bill prcivMlnjf m tonfir mull M||, Tiny rIimuIiJ Inlruriltnl "L imhIImh miucIi riijnyin«*ni llt liil Monimg Worship. M iss­ UgHtOr closed aaaanji on oysters l„„ („ gjvp Gir maximum efflc- the program from the spfujtrrs ionary Service woa Introduced In the House l*y |r nry olth the mliilmu'm neressaiy *iand wa» Ihe playing of the 2B 7 : -|5 P. M. Evening S ri vice. 'Hie Rot*, ration nr rraiiklln. G-xpeinliture of nianpoMi'r, money, pk-ee Airfmee Hand front the llr- (inst.ii w ill -peak ill both service* ll would tie o misdemeanor to H()(i lllH,„r|H|H. !|a,«|« Alt Base." *uld Mr. Illg- The piddle I* welcome. make personal ue* of the vehicle* horeased military efforl,l gins. "Under the baton uf H-Hgt. oyalrrnieii rrom Apr. I to (Jet. |lu. hiding increased arms produc- H. A. Unriuichnll, they idayotl the ( T I I T t r n O F T H E N A /.A H E N E f eaen year, i alien saiu ine mu i | „ m. should l>e consistent with ee-.National Anthem at the start of 113 Maple Avenue Boyle's BUI S tate F arm ers M arket At THE CHURCHES . For Easier a lovely He*, t.. It. Hoxhlon. I’ aalnr Sunday School Ik lfi A. M Morning W urshlji lot 16 A. M JmimiM st*If* I' M. N. Y . IV H. U 16 T M E« augi-listlc I I imii 7:16 I’ . M. "I*: Atrungeiiients concerning | nicnt (o uid in relaying infornmM lil-weik p'layrr and |Mai*c the transfer of military equipment; tkm. and supplies for Hindi production "A truck carrying water for Wednesday 7:16 I'. M. among the European participating w o r k e r , on the project wan procountries should permit tra n sfe r, elded by H'dler Motor ('->., end was T H E I IMMM'H O F 11**0 • .i-'t • l- i (t r iiu r insofar « m po*.*lble, without. re* operated under illrfe llm i of II ..... gard to foreign exchange problems anl Favllle," Mr. Higgiu .luted. ltr« . Jm F . t'ffM s, Attnlxtsr Sunday sclnad at 0:46 A 't and............................... Mllhniit disrupting the til* 'Intra Dr. T. S. link-, regional HUH Eiiriqiean payment aeTirnie." conservator of Kparlniihiirg. S. C, Classes for all ages. The titate incut then declared: Worship at 11:<)U A M. Sub­ tnruinl llu- operation our of the "In order to carry out a com­ largest ever atlcinpird In the ject, "Su fferin g For Christ Hake," mon defense program on the basis amittipaHl, and mi "iil-lninliiig A ll iiuimbera arc urged to bf' prrof tin- above pi’litrlolea, thorn la event In Hie history of agricul­ s riii at tills service. Evangelistic service at 7:!5li I'. urgent nee-1 for United Stales ture of the Smith. material and financial assistance," Mayor William ltranlall nf Or­ M. The pastor w ill be speaking If the United States Is prepared lando rliaraelrrlxed the oucratlon at this hour, subject. "T h a Need to Indicate Hu- prospects for such as remarkable "It shows wliot can U f Salvation.'' A fter the measage assistance, tie rouiitrlrs said, they be dono by bard work, rii-nprra- an alter call w ill la- given for will aiihmlt a detailed statement (ton and iilaimlng," lie said. Hr prayer. I’rayer meeting and llllde study of their needs. revealed that tin had bprn horn In the American reply, the near F'ort Reed, aful Hint during Tuesday evening at 7:30 I*. M. State Department said the United hla curly career bail farmed for Come aiol bring your B II i I cm. Let's States In prepared to recommend a about a year mi Hrardalt Avenue. rig h tly divide Ilia word of God. Mlsslonury servin ' Thursday program to Congress and this coun­ Frank Flvans of Lake Mary de­ try would like In have the detailed clared: "Those maclilnrs In the evening nt 7:3ll P. M. Mrs. Alitrin alalrmeul of specific needs as scrub beat anything I have ever K ln a ril In charge. A ll uieiiilicrs soon as possible seen In clearing laud. They ran of the bsml are remieated to li« Acheann, In his alatciuaut ac­ do the work of hundreds of men," present for the beginning of Ihe companying the release of tho ex­ and termed the event the biggest A p ril showers. Victory Lenders Band service change of notes, declared that ho In Seminole Umiuty history. con not now place o figure nn the Among olliera who praised the Frid a y cvriiln g at 7:30 I*. M. overall arms program because It project were Andy Hlaughter, sec­ Miss tie .lean Crewit, in charge. A had yet In be reviewed hy the Pre­ retary, and James Keith president program for nil yuung people. The church string band w ill sident for -a final decision, of the Greater Orlando ChaiuJier Unofficial call mat aa are that be- of Commerce! Karl Lehmann, sec­ furnish the music and the public Is •idea program worked out by tbo retary of the Lake County Cham­ Invited to attend all these ser­ Btato Deportment calling for about ber of Commerce, and R. F. Coop, vice*. (ba silaw n am t alliiw llianl i ,im‘l,,lc "bjei tlves amt the m a ln t- |i|,p program and gov....... . csee llm l i*JL>"ra ? i? n l W > lenanco of ecmunle vla liillty. Addl-|conecrl. The 37th Commuiilentltm Governor Wurren'a measure l" ‘ ul currency costs should Squadron ••( the A m u Alt Force ............... .. .................................................. ......... .........................."■ keep proviilml field riclil iiolio rmlio equipequip lr.w (,„..,l In in the iKn Senate H .n n ,.. hy in , A i Ihiiih . provided Introduced in " '" 'f e s cP-apoiisors. A compauinn measure already has liven introduced In the House, The hill was referred to the Committer on Agriculture and livestock. Hi* measure Mas Introduced hy Senators Reynard nf tjt. Petersburg, MathsMs nf Jacksonville, Gautier nf Miami, ].ealrd nf Fori Lauderdale, Rodgers of Orlando, Crary of Stuart, Walker of Day­ tona Rearh, Johnston of Brooksvilla, Blianda of Gainesville, Boyle of Sanford, Ileacliam of West Palm Beach, Puree of Palslka, Wllaon of Quincy and Hay of Bradenton. . • Alford of Grand Kldge Intro­ duced a pmposed constitutional amendment which would permit 18-1rear-olds tu vote. The Senate received a bill which would require oil public offlclala and employes to take anlt-CommunUt oaf the. Th|rty.two representatives Join to Introduce a measure, raising basic annual salaries' of Flnrcircuit Judges to IJ0.000. The State now pays dtrctlli Judges 97,100 annually. c A bill raising Ihs yay uf Florida Jurors was passed the House and sent to thi He:note, , It would allow circuit court patlt •nd Brand jurors |6 a dap, In* •thad of tha present throat an* Jurors In other courts 18 Instea Of one. An amendmanl reduced fha; elreult court'jurors' ptp to •R and from tho Id flgura orlfin* At|y jiropuaad by Rep. Luckle of . 1 ,i - 1 i --------- ------- - Congresn Roundup IIMNSSM eras, «xa«o (rtsei mendatlone with a report Id worker studying the prob. of Jqnlor hoeteaiw for somewhat •skeptical Conm lumawnat look a g "lell-i "tell-ue mors" ate . toward* rdo tho . AdmlnlitroInlstro- 11,860,000,000 worth of Old to Weatorn Europe an additional aura for hatp to non-European countrlaa will be aiked. Thu* tha total bllL to l>o laid before Cougraia ma,r approximate 98,000,000,000. Achcion reviewed tho i . and declared that "thay all em­ phasise certain basic principle! of vital Importance In aseurlng tha United States that our aaslctanc* will yield maximum* beneftta to ue as well aa to the recipient*,H Ha linseed these points: "They all recognise that anno>k recovery must bo given first priority! thay all recognise In elaer term* that eaeh each country must un­ . Ii la r free- dertake to do what It can’to kelp Itaelf and help the other portlw ol t to hoar more about It. tho Mott they all recognise the Imane* of building up at this rould operate, and what i a modest program of aims coat the taxpayers," w u production over and above what bad been contemplated In tbelr bfr gate for this year, ao undertaken aa not to Impede the program or tbo eaonomle recovery program. wbete nt * r K •r, chairman of Ihe Remlnnla County Salt Conservation Board. Much Interest was shown In a machine called a Bushwhacker, a caterpillar tractor equipped with rotating bladea that lore up pal­ metto roots and tossed them In all directions, and whlrh pushed over trees. The huge TD-84 hulldoser which pushed UP "lumps and kno hr.i f.o -<o .rev* was also an object uf much Interest. An other palmetto land clearing de. vice waa a btushrutter, with two large paddle wheel Ilka apendagea which were hautad by a caterpillar tractor and cleared land rapidly, Near tha flah pond operation, which attracted thousand*, waa a dsmonatratlon of an oranga grove Irrigation devlco which cent out one stream of water 210 feet, and another 60 feat. Overhead soared airplane* used for the planting dI grata seed. t*Hly lata (Immlni ihs ksmlisa, ripgliag and lulling, ,. the last ward In tusury. Stamptufs* figum properlloaed slip* assure pttftcl It and arc lead* to last end last. Mstlcukm* •tlsatloa I* every d e t a i l . a n l« Ike tiniest stitch. Have It In fashion'* newest lull-skirted silhouette la Aa* ■ur-MH* gustily nyon. Whit* and Why blue. Sires 31 to 40. . CITRUS REPORT W IN T E R H A V E N , A p r. E - O f ) — I l i a State C itru s I ns paction R u ­ ■ . , bi^'. ur:»3v: TUB A G A I N AND A G AI W O R K HARD A I L * *0*00 A* M. rtport today In ■u-'i *:** ’■ BRIGHT COTTONS ^'•vus ■iRR't lU llW Til, A i " i ‘ ,-v. /'V 1 .9 0 Cottoni hive picked up go anywhere, nowaday*. they’ve alwaya been, of coune, better, . , many of theae are pre-ihrunk, «1I will �la U n i t y T h n rw U S tre n g th — THE WEATHER To Protect Dm Peoen «t Hi* World; To Proaoto tho Progress of America; To Produce Prunpcrlty for Ssnford. 5 T b u H a 1 0 VOLUME XXXX Established I DOS House Is Given Bill To Revise State Spending T h e ir D a u g h te r T r a p p e d In W e l l \w SA N FO RD , Ap*. I I UP)—Tha wtond of Governor Warren'a la i bills, doubling Ihc rate on Inlanflblo personal pro­ perly lo raia* an additional 13,H t .N t a vrar, waa Introduced In tko Legialaur* today. It « n aponsorad by Rep. Hlaipaon of Jefferson, who also pul Into (h* House the Governor'* IVMd.Mf a year 9 percent laa on room rent. The lodging laa pre­ viously waa introduced in the Senate. M o r d i & F L O R ID A , M ONDAY v t n l b J N EW SPA PER A P R IL 11. Associated Pr«M Leased Wire 1919 W A SH IN G TO N . A ,.i II ............................., , r. , piruilriili.il emergency A (/!•) - W A M IIN G IO N . Apr. I I bualii I I ’irviifriil lln b r il d /n — Honvrr today inom iuem lrd against granltbr aniird i r t in r * today ing union druiamlv Int an additiunal "* podding iniinry drm .nidi, rn g in rri mi imtllqile unit diesel v’ ,l' lr ,,M,I exltavogancy. H r iilr d build hn.iir* in locoinnlitr>. An f o u r plant T h r Hiolliriltund nf l.m ..motive M.i-k • ••••ling F.h.lHHI ra. Ii ,**i.l New Farm Program Pr os pe c t s For 5 Nazi L e a d e r s Bal l Club Tol d Are Convicted Of At Rotary Meet Aiding War Plan G r u b e r Sunt cnees W i l l Be E n g iu rrn Ii......... . a demand on \ 1ti 1v iripiritv In iu n .lriu iir 102 M a n a g e r H a l moil nr«lr»n i.u lin aih Ini thr atlali- hulk- tl .I.-, -tl 1 b .n r I n t r o il u c e s S o m e A n n o u n c e d L a te r; I I , ..... i n laid b rin tr tlir Srliatc linn.il engmeei II llilr .it r n n i * O f 'I’e a m ’s P la y e r s Aiinrd V n i . rv l .m iim llrr a ir ( J A re A c q u itte d -Mike il llir drmailll it;i< lint giant p...I .lin in ' a|*|H.!iitii.riil id tlu rr r.l llo- .V ia lm .l ball .ltd . lias a M I KNRI KG, Germany. Apt. 11 A -lllk r wav « .lllril Ini Jail >. 1 Maul -r. in a u r - ,d d rlrn v r to nonibri «l . a irv-.ivris ami aii.ml T A L L A H A S S E E . A |.r, 11 - (A * ) tel'* I rve ul t i l li n '' lop govern­ ak, tbr wa-lr and Mirth, irn. V uilt bill I'lr-ld rtit liiiln.tli stepped III The bill to bring moil of Flo tid a'i H lo III art, plaVrtv to. the vrarotl ment o ttiiia b w eir von voted hy a m ill ap|iniiilmrnt <*l thr bn.lld to ! unltl.llV v|.rllillllg •pending under biennial legislative win. At POIICI AND fltlMIN try desperately to tava It.* lit* of tliree-y.arII. . > , | .1 1 wav p irp a irdIi ,,prn« by a 11,m -.lav. Hal t.iu h e i, l 1 S vt.n 11.met couit today ul otU Kathy t'lscui, trapped In a 120-foul dry well pipe, III* girl-, lather, Mivrvllgatr lltr dispute I bidet lltr scrutiny by aboliibing continuing ntanayn lol.l (tie Holaiy ( Ini. at help.uv loin pl.in isv.evMve vear t i d h-1. r' <d tlir I liu.vri « mil David (tall, lacing camera) and mother, Alice (right, foreground), R.nlw.iv I .iI..>i A .t. ihr union wa* appropriation! w ai introduced in lun diro .i lo.lav I bey .trie the luv| lieim an t to im i n ..it iriiigaiiwalnm id the watch the raacu* oparatluna Ph# child fell Into Ihe M-ltuh-wld# writ ir.|Ui|ri| lo linbl nil ■ w.itlnlll the lio u ir today by tit new coniVIV . a.ill,,I Irll vvb.il k ill.I ol a l,r .o n ,n i d ol wai plotting by an ^■i, 11mi ir ti* I rubnailil I brivladt, while playing near her San Marino, Calif., horn#. Firemen ran a hove |>rMitina* ibr Ihi.i i i I s -Hull miltee on governmental reorgani/a team tbrv v*ill laakr ..ul,I a llr l all A m r.i. an . .. i i i l Not tinre thr down Ihe narrow opening and pumpad air through It to Kathy white e*I lir- bn.ud Imdmg iv uni binding \. w X 1>>k b in k ri In ailrvl tbr la'k have tr. u thrm .a a. lin n ", M r. lion. m lcin.ihoii.il uulllary inbunal concavatlon experts tried to find a way of raachlng liar. (Jitiernuinmul) nil tlir ililinii >n I.nlni.nl' III. I....... Sim ilar bill* in the part have III, - turiiiel pri'nidrlll Im’kril lipt.tubei '.m l, "but il ll,r fasts will vr. i d llrim a iiii Goenng ami IR tmititt Km HI in h hit’ll (ailed, and lour year* ago the i|ir irp u il w ilh nil a»M'rtUin that *ln k ..ill, ut. I .lou t iln n k' tbry ll oilier l.ivb Nazi, uraity lin e r years in «r |ri I thr irv M|iilll*,l|llil* I ti.•vv Ir "uliiinsl imjiusiiiblr" fur br ill' Ippollilril. v o lrri defeated a cunililulional ago had .t 11v Ge.mail been to.mil lion. . .u i g i i - -ii.iinl iipproprluttun m i M jittn a. gudlv »i. b.< . barge amendment to abolish all continu­ Inlioibi, r .l bv ‘’ ■•III Int* VVIllll* IHtl'Ir public ■■.ill,, i.. oink,’ lirKilv nr ImW nf la llllte i, til ing appiopiialiont. I■ t.I.ix ' v r itlu l' began Ibr bii.il I |i«* lii nt i tl i «*| mu t iu l*i i'rtiil fill ih,. .i iiiv, \uv \ mid A n I nfi’n piogiam . I*.mm in . Mi H ow rvei, the measure tliiv yrai Him , lutro.lmed 1 n , M .llte. List a. 1 ol tl,.« l.tsl wai .ru iirv trial T 'liiltu h ini I lit- *ils|mh Mfill bur? 1iinli/i' 1is supported by the Joint Home t>| tin* botirti Mir h R 'H 't ^ la y yrai » .a ll lir 1 win,i, »dl l,r lieltltlJ b e lo c .0 \me 1it an ...u it . S, 1,Mi . 1 H in t i l l k in iniiiiin lit Jut . prt.fr VMM nf I!tilII-11>, I Ini* , .1 Hum "lli,. , 11-f■-n-t- r«labii*h . 1■ itnmv I ’jl.ih lo lltr |>l Hr ll.lt 1 Senate tax iludy rnintnilire, Bud* H i......... . those cnnvicted today v .is it y nf I Viim ylvainit Urfirgu in. nt id tin - riim illv i‘ 1'i'Miirulml Nrvs Vm k City. was Union Kinc<l Von Weiszacck* t r n lr il.r l.lr i f get Director Hornet Graham and I I (I M 11II llfil l»H f.lM'’ I b if f I |i Oxlnirill*, |»fnf**HMU Ilf lux', l.u* Hr .1 NYillim all IH y ra i oltl piti'lirr or. stale secretary in H ille r's forrornptrnllrr C. M . Gay. I iii mI SlmifNHl r n iv r i- H y , uml Intin So m rivillr, N J., ami Jintmv vign office and one time Nazi IhiiiIv Li' wih, VVu’vbuu'tfii ill tor* P r e s s ­ W o m e n A re U r g e d T o my Only about one-fuuilh of I'luz- S te re o ty p e rs . umhii'sndm lo Hu* \'aticau. lie was iMritrl liHuiimtivr** now carry Jo lirt. a llm d l.atrm all i i .,111 Maty- found guih;- of plotting aggrcxxlvc ida’i total governmental rxpemliA ssu m e Full D u ties •n r uiilCHlrrr mnl niu* fin iiiu n . m en W a lk O ff Jo b s; v lib-, | run lu re i now are authorized by the wur ag iiin'l Czechoslovakia. Ib.tli Ih r I II «>tI ii *i hniMl of Kl» " P e a c e M e e t" Fails As C itiz e n s O f U . S . ^inriTM Speak lug on I ii.1 subject of .................. 1, led were : iiiul *lir llrnthiM’biMMl nf general appropriatiuni act patted "H oly W eek". Rev A Ii M clnnls. *4 »»H I'Atlf *1*1 W iih.'ln. Kepplar. ltd, H ille r’s every two ye an . The real « rr covpasi.u «i H„ I' i . 1 I'reshyterlnn icononn,' udvi-el und founder of tiv \ s s o n . \ r n ) im ifh s Snnir 210 d flrg .ltrs, alternate* rrrd by conlmuing appropriation* . I 011 I 1. aid Hull during Holy the “ circle of fi lends" uf the G es­ I rrvumin and S te trn ivp ris v tru il .mil vitilm v .iMrndr.l it,,- iw .. d.iv that, once p a n td , remain in effect huluV against (hr four »l.ulv new? session id tbr Spring t non, il n irri Week ,11* 11' ii.iiulr In n . n aturally tapo chief, Heinrich Himmler. W V lIH IN tiT O N . Apt I I oTi t„ „m of t lit- pi rule-1 event in all Krnest Woermsnn, ill, chief of until the Legivlature repealt them. \> 1 I'nice pilots-have flown "Inn. p a jiri. in Washington. I> < . Ir.rv „ 1K „ | D istiut I ’d. i Inirm .i ......I- of mile* pei hum tieyt.nd hr mi v. I'h ris l iix i'i, f 1.tut the dvad the pidllicnl div 1-1011 uf the foreign There are naverat hundred eurh ing thr Capital rity without nrwtomal held m Panama l dv Satui ’ li is an undeiiyal.lv fu el", h* office. -.(.red of sound". All Secie fund* ami account ■ now In *xlaxanl. "H ib i olte named Jesus lived. 1tl^y and Sunday w fm li b id In i lit v Symington rep.ntetl today Hen rich l.a iu iiirr*, 111*, one-*y*d Carvca. The rommltle*'a bill would papri service, ^ lie did not say hi.w many Inn. And ,1 lx an un.lenvnblr fact that chief ol I Ii v H iller Reich ChtnTbr 200 A R ....... m rm hris ilirn ir. "A rlin n Now Ini f'ffrc liv r tepcsl ail hut SO of lh*m. d-eiU >f mile* lier hour beyond. one named Jesu* died. Th* S c rip ­ cellery, described by tbe court •* The Home Education Commit­ wrnl nut nlfiually at H 00 A M Ciiirrnnhip", M i* V n u r M nvrng Perm it* for itttC^tftf. worth of 1lie need of sound al sea level tures tell us that he rose from th* on# of ths mnxi puwarful man In tee headed by Rep- WolUky of (E S T ). Picket* patadrd lirfiiir thr c n s triirtto n were issued .luring r r, a J r lr g j l r , rrp .iitrd up nil hrr dva.I. There may h* some qusstlou ,th Nail hleturchy. v Till mile an hour Charlotte at 2 P..SI, will atari Marcli l.y Howard F a v lllv , C ity irtytn to Sanford thia morning. - Svminhlnn ■tcslineit I.etnre a at,.mi this as u historical f*c«f Virol Koorner, fift. Industrialist loeKdg c m aw omhthua Mil that newipaprr plant* an haul railiri. building inspector, he ulinoillicrd lT*att«a*a os rwa* *t*> Ottivr major itiiltc* in thr c u n ll.ii-.- Armed Service* sulieommll |,ni Hone who believe in the Scrip- win. was tioerlng's deputy In tbe O lh ri drlrgatr* (tom thr San- |.»luy l,-i ii. • 1;ppm t id legislation to lilie s arcejil il as u fo rt". f.m i -year plan. The court said bl* l.y b .i.x tr.l thr n illuhri id i.llr to b.r.l .lub writ Mi> Al I bint. Mu. This amount, ri'preseuting ' r ilin g onnsnl,'table toslorlcal jol, was to "make Germany ready inoir than 20,000 F.*ui lb.m>aiul|,| | 4m| M„ |J K.md permits Inr new constructli.i. uni a m i..... It II f *111 IMHt.tMMt prngi am fuel t>, prove H ib i I'tin x l rose from for war in four years." repairs, is tnor.v than triple it" Im liiiii-m iii' 11rut sillier sonic | f i l ‘ of il.iv nuinbrr air n.d .bir.ilv to ,n }, Ihe dealt, Itev M, Inins menlloiied I he sentences probably Will not fig,i.e t,,r March, 19JH wl..'. l . i i I i h i i - . . u n i t I r e - e u i c l i II,, lull w 11 v cl i di i l -r . l hi wil volvrd mi ibr vlnkrv. Ml |;k,.|v„ ||av|N ,4 Mnilni.iil. 333,7211 ... new permit* was i**ii.-i \ltd il i,- an iindctalde la d Ihal l,e announced until Thursday, when 1 1 mil limed lln I »e* *dv I , h i,-l was seeei, i,y i.'pi.laid* nun ihc three-judge court completes An "I I th I.iiiii p ia.r nicrl.i.g .<it-. .Ir.lc .l •'.iveri.ni of Itinlrlcl pern,It |at.ued dm I.dlnwlng In- cro clflxh .li «h„se lending IIs 933-page finding r! ingI lietIt--luigesl f.nlrd In v rlllr tlir Wa'ltnilgim l'"U r - XH'’* Mlibli. t.im/nh'/, past month is f". 11t-iil.'i.will Ihere were 21 defendants tiled 1 . 11 __ .. I'i'iii:n‘ii|u, lit'iilt'iiniil gi.v.'i mu , S p e l l i n g Bt'i* W i m i r r word could not l,c ipleslnmcd wagr dltpulr. Ib r |iirvvin rii waul Mi<, ■ Tiivnri-v »f I’niminn C ity. sit 11.-ti.. 1. ,.t the in w S..uih Ili»i “ III every age ihere has been In ,,n seven different counts, of which 1st t l i i i l . l l III Fiuirleelith The body of Pfc. John K. an w rrkly tai*r .m il .1 m l in Ft* ( i o To M i a m i Ihe minds of men Hie ties tie f„ l pinning aggressive w ar was the n - m i'i; nml ruprerniitniivi- in Hint I Ink Avi'liue ul u ciisl el Ilumphroy, 31, II. S. Army, killn .iiim rla lity ", lie said. "T h is desire first. Nine defendants were acquit­ rd In the ltattlr of the Bulge llir work w rrh iroln 17 1-2 limirv 1 | 1j|..t Inli-rrinttonal t'lm vrnlinn in Mil. Next III value the pe. lull I" ll'sNlisHffZ os r t t r Sit I ted uf till* charge The other seven i l,,I,lien I n ,111 si'lmols uf Semi Dee. 23, 1044, la expected to ar­ lu 35. Tin* v lriro ty |in v avk F * m nir r in . iitfn in .In iir, Mr*. Vtiiln X nnng U f2H,l>UII cillicretl' lilmk stall' wen- not accused under It. I'-'oiily. fifth to eighth rive tomorrow accompanied by a .ml > w ink w rrk id 12 1-2 lintm , " f Si IVtl>r»hurg; Mi*» A llir I in h a s t f i r s t S treet by Maigu|*'i ll-diAmi Gineerie*, Inc. The 21 defendants all were dip­ guide, will caniprte III u spelling H o w a r d F ra te rn ity military escort. cut (tom 33 1-2 boul*. in the ,'iiuvrntinn I’eriiiit* fur residences uu'lu.le bee lomats nr high o fficials uf Ihc Tuesday evening lit 7:4ft Mr. Humphrey waa bom June T h r puhll*lirr» ii*liM io tli ^iiiiinn* m ,,,,,,,. k T a y lo r. fir*t A d m its Whitt* Y o u th Hie new JU.IMHI III,me being ervcl. I o'clock III Ihe Jilltla r High School Nuzi government. Tbe prosecution 23, 1913 In In ks Mary. He at­ called Hicm the •'core of Nazi con­ tended the Sanford school*, Monl- turned dnvvn tlielr o ffer nf 11 $•> vii'n pie lili'iil of I'lliil Interim* l.y W. G. Strawder an I’atk Av. In oiilci th at u w inner and run W A S H IN G T O N . A p r. I I 0T 1 q u e s t s " w ith.,ul wlmm H itler could n il up m ay be selected fur Ihe verd* school and Clinton, H. C. ralM- und u third work of vnen- Ihiiuil of A tlan ta, <lu. win. wn* line lielweeli I width and Tim Int gel , oiliest sponsored hv Hie Howard U n ive rsity’s Chi Delta Mu , not liuve waged lux wur. and waa graduated from High tlun to worker* of five mid more present for Ihe session outlined teenth Sheet. year* of yervlcr. The puhll*lier* the legislative lungruui, sponsorA permit was rrcentlv seem, i Miami Ib 'iald in Miami, It t' fraternity ha* broken u 33-yeoi , Welszaecker was the chief dc.School In Orlando. He la survived by on* daughter, also said both unlnn* refused the ing tlie kjpitd Kiglits Amemlimml; hy Herbert Gllis to erect u , Steele principal of Hie Sanford precedent hy admitting In mem I leiulunt. Ills uMurnry, Warren h. approval nf the Merit System in Crete black Imnie on Jeflei-,u, (iia n n u a l School and local chair hershlp a while student, 21-year- | Magee ,,f Washington, D. C . put l.oratta Humphrey of Naahvillp, employer*' offer to urbitratv. The pressmen went on strike hlnie nml federal government 1 Avenue lad wren Tw entieth and mini of Ho coiilesl, aim ,,010 r,l l<> old Paul Goth uf New York G iiy, up an im pressive defense. WclTtnn.; on* sister, Mrs. Guy Stonr, K sln n uli l ■lay Guth, a senior In the tln ivcr zaecker claimed lie actually had Orlando; ■ half alvter, Mr*. Ter Wednesday for 2f> hour*, hut re ­ fedi'iiil aid for edneatlon- 11 mil- 3 wen*V-fltsI Stieets via Tylar, Alexandria, Va.; four turned on orders of their Inter f,n in illvnn-e law ; ti lull ullowitlg cost is Tft.lllMl xily'n metllcal college, is one of I'J lieei. an anti-Nazi remaining in ufTinlocal champion spellei w ill brother*, Rom U Humphrey and national officers. A ll the c ity ’s Inrv servlee for women; ulsdishreceive a f i l l prize, und llir runner new members of the chapter com­ flrc only to oppose H ille r s pro* Rrneat L. Humphrey of Lak« newspaper* were affected by the iiig (lie lu* mi nleii murgnrioe, L o t ' l l I L t ' I f i o n medical, dental and gram lie affered testimony by I OH! m, „ jf,n o prize from the Miami posed of ensliielien and luggage. walkout. ____ _ jumuhray of :hur II Mary; Arthur pharmacy srudentis. A ll other iiianv high foreign o fficia ls Ihe f i i v c i l R i h l l O l l A w a r d Herald, and the next best speller Mr*. T avlo r slated that there Hudlo Millions scheduled fre ­ Jaeimonvilie and Rruce Humphrey jtd u n til l u i n i u i i z i v v i s s u , M|llll|| fiflh grader* members are negroes. (Gonllnued On I'aga 2) :iii. now I,in n stale and federal quent, expanded news program* in _________ _ (tent. of Sanford: two half broth. A rvlue M. Hradford, rhupler will be awarded a I ft. IN I prize bv laws iliserltiliniilin g against wnkeep the capital abreast w ill, Robert T Humphrey of Sanford A nldiiHl award was prasenled Hie I'omit y Si'hool Hoard, lie said. piesldsnt, said the frate rn ity h u , D u s t y ..... . She further stated that tin' B o u ts P la n s and Fate Humphrey of Zallwood. world news. to I aiuptadl-l.iissinu i ’nsl No ft 1 The following children w ill com­ no racial policy. ..nly way to correct these laws Is Funeral services will he held at A fte r the unions turned down lin w s r.l (lu iv e rslty has an m ul Hie Xliiericun i.egion ilepail Erickson Funeral Home at 3:30 the arbitration offer, the pulill*li fin women to wake np to I lie fact rui'iil cinivcnliun in Suiasotu Su, pel* in Hie local contest: Maiie i»llm en) of utiproxlm atrly 7.nun “ C r a c k e r D a fy ” M a y S P. M. Wednesday with Dr. E. D. er* said, a raneliialoi suggest oil | that tliev are citizens uml to be m d a ). in recognition of progic* T e rrlzzi nml Evelyn Horton, Jim students, m u'tly hegrues. l The click of hoof neat* on Hie Brownlee officiating. Tha Amer­ a fact finditig board to make tec «illmg to assume their full re in increasing the memhersliip. Im l»r High School eighth grader*, Marvin M cKinley and lienrnn - ***■• atsl ---ii.mnihHity as such. Mm urge,I tl'iiatlaa**- da Miuxt) Routs Holing Club's track ul ican Laglan’ will colduct isgylre* H IS S T R IA L A D JO U R N E D Sm glelury, post ad jiitu nl. no H arre ll, sixth graders of Sanford tt'im linued tin P ag * T w o ) Municipal Airport was heard yes­ at, th* graveside In Lake View N EW Y O R K , A p r. 11 . I'i "ouncerl today oil Ida return fi«,o School; A lvin ...................... HANKKR'H CONVENTION Cemetery. Trial of A lger H is*, form er slot* terday as rider* practiced for the llir I'olive lit ion. and Jam ** Hlilvur*, nlghtli graders L .. .. ar t --*—■ .■ ■■ R ltlD G K I f ) G L O B E A convention of tha Florida to-ills that w ill tie run o ff nil (diesler M ills, who brought l" ,,f |„ ik ., Mnnrn.' .School; b a n ) department o fficia l, mi u charge "C racker D ay", the group's big The Osteen Hrlilge on Htats Ranker's Association In being held ,,f p rrJtiry was adjourned today tbe most member* to lb.* I Ruud -lir. (C e le ry Avenue) w ill he Hales, sixth and John Shaw, fifth In Miami during this Week. J. I,. until May 2 by Federal Judge ex out on May H. wa* accorded • the honor of c u rtj Inglt-y is attending the meeting closed on TueMlay, A p r. ID, at mg the Post banner to wliicli H* | grade nf Wilson .School. 1 Among those practicing for the Alfred G. I'oxe. from the Hanford Atlantic Notion ft. 11(1 o’clock uml through A p r. 23 ill,bun wa* attached. Other* in the ii* spelling hp conlesl H i** wa* indicted on charges nice* was Hligh Ernest and his al Rank with U. 11. McNutt:y of lu order that repair* may be matte, Among tho Hanford delegate* are W arren McCall and Frances that he denied he turned over m arc, '•Tail l.lg ld G irlie " and E r ­ Lea Jacohaen, district toll eonK Jo r-tli was announced today by Ihe nt tliu convention warn Post Com llrldgcm iui, eighth grade, Lake secret government papers to nest Lee with Id* quarter liorsu irrvallonJst who passed into Mrlhourn* representing the I Stale Hoad Department. Elarwlca, W hittaker Chambera, former cou­ stulllon, "Hontiy Glegg". The two mamler Jam o* W right, Gummaml- M ury School; flurroil "hllaaful sleep" right In the mld- Ida Htate Rank. I "E rn e st’s'* are reported to be very ir-elect Janie* (J. Gallow ay, K a rl. eighth, und llolm utli Kidel, fifth rier for a Communist spy ring <11* of the hug* Mliicip Boll Day Harul, much in e arn rsl about winning T . U nichs, limit historian, Pranl grade of Lym an Hcliool; program, today atipeared on First Weitman. H,e races. CITY M EETING I’avllck, Joel Field and Ed Mm, George and Cjrm diu Street, and revealed that he never The G lty Gommlssfon w ill meet forton. M axwell W ells, Orlaud, eighth gru.le, Oviedo Hchool, and felt better lit hla life, C of C M E E T IN G Attorney, wa* elected a* Depart Ciirole David and Helen Rennell. 11,night In regular session at 8'ftil "I had bean staying up until eighth grade of Geneva Hcliool. The regular monthly meeting of o'clock. Among mattern slated for menl (foinmander3:00 A. If. for a waek before the discussion or action a rc the sw im ­ ihe hoard o f directors of the Sem­ project v getting things planned, ming pool projsct. us* of the T o u r­ inole County Chamber of Com­ and the last I renumber of MlrH I , a chopping ist Center, a new hospital alto nml merce w ill be held tomorrow night ‘ Day I had filled ' SA N M A R IN O . C a lif., Apr. T h . w o .U is a lint* sadder machine' with w^ter, aand started today, L iltla Kathy F iic u s was brought up dead from her well tomb ..........rater, site of the new hall park on Mel- al 1:30 o’clock at the Tourist walking away whan It happened, lonvitlc Avenue of which the C ity f t liter, Ed Higgins, manager, an­ itenlnr at after 52 hours. A ll mothers and fa llirr* shared in tome measure ihe k-woke up tha aatna rve n li is seeking title from the County. nounced today. _______at. tha Ittoabital, ItM o'clock hocbltal, fact grief that overcame David and Alice Fi'cus when ihe body of ih fir towIn* fine and refreshed. hsaded three-year old was found Ivmg in water, edged atioul 100 feel v - W i l a i n t l i Dayr W * what whi down In the 14-Inch pipe. 1 JA C K S O N V IL L E . A |u . I I (N pecial)— Com miuianer ol Agriculture Th* announcement of death, by hour#; hut It would have been th* J . It. M cLaughlin nf Wetl ....................pent the patt week viiiting th* F lo r­ drowning, at 8:90 (PHT) last name If ah* could have liven ida Slate Markets ami roiuultiiiM «*dh matket officials looking tnwaid night brought to a tragic and tha reached In two hmira. ' - STUDENTt M i n i the feaiihility pf rm uilinalinK ibr consumer markets in his stale with tireless dlf igglng of w*ary ranDr. Robert McGullock, family YORK, c u m amt tha anxioua waiting of physician, said Kathy had been the farmer wholesale or poml-of ongin markets in Florida. He |>oiiitcd sympathisers everywhere, dead "ilnca last heard from F ri­ out tbe vast coal mining and o th e r f------*------E x e r c iiti in celebration of ground breaking for ihe new $25,000 a> about Into Since, little Kathy, running at day aftarnoon." Than her terrified Industrial aroaa nf Ills state ax 11 study of the situation Is being Crooms Academy Memorial Lib rary will be held at 1 :0 0 o'chick to­ eted the Utll^,_______ S— .- - l O l n , York play, stumbled into the weed-cov­ scream* drifted faintly up to her consuming m arket, where food Im­ made hy hla department and It morrow afternoon al the library tile approximately 150 feet twrth of Collet# of the City ered well opening Friday after­ mother, effort* to have her grab port* are necessary in quantities. appears likely both states will C*Tha striking students demand noon, accounts of the attempt to a rope failed, and all waa slTant. West Virginia has n market sys­ benefit, according to a report from the Academy. J. N. Croom i, principal, announced today. reach her had stirred tha nation, Thera waa still watar in the old tem underway hut It d iffe r* great the office of William L. WlUon, T(it County School Board, which rnrcli in regular icssion tomorrow auapaaalon and' an open trial of and the n e t of th* world, na few well after 49 years. —— — — — — ly front' Florida In that It is de­ Director of Florida Rial* Markets. morning at 10:00 o'clock, will be*— tww faculty membera worn they market The body waa finally found on cidedly a consumer',, mak( donations and “ •**“ of antl-aemlUam and racial atari** have In yearn. * "Much needed rain fall last present al the axarels**, said',,,, „ kp<) Evan though nothing had been a warm Palm Sunday aa O, A. whlla Florida, with Ita vast ag ri­ week In tho vicinity aerved by tha HupL .Ti Wi Lawton. Members ,j,e|r Mn)tg will b# recorded for ibiatton. 200 Men S t r i k e, 250 Pilot Cl ub Leaving Capital Delegates Attend Without P a p e r s District Meeting Symington T' e l l s Of Need For More Aircraft Research Building Pi* nil if h Fur March P uhs $ 10 0 , 0!)0 Mark:*. ^ # Pfc* JaGalluniphrey Services Set P o r Wednesday P. M. • Jacobfien Recovers From ‘Mimcle Day* *-v > World Shares Grief Of California Parents As ‘Kathy’ Is Found Dead West Virginia Agriculture Chief Inspects Florida’s State Marts 0 . j Ground To Be Broken Tomorrow For New Crooms Academy Library heard from th* child nine* about an hour after ahn plunged into th« abandoned old caning, hope and prayer filled moat human Mart*. How else account for n crowd of more than 19,000 which watched final rnecua effort# T Those efforts teok, 1» all, IS ‘ fsT’ij *v :* Kelly cut through tha tough old rasing from th* bottom of n res­ cue shaft sunk parallel to the well, up “ Ho egUad “ ip for. 1 1 . doctor to come down the 100-foot shaft and i m what ho thought. Dr. MoCullock Mid Kathy had not lived N o . 165 Fact Finders Hoover Cites Brannan Raps GO P Rule Against Armed Forces’ RailDemands Extravagance Criticism O f D<em os ta lla h a bbeeT 9 f R eq u est F o r 3rd M an C om m ission A c cu ses On M u ltu le - U n it A rm y . N avy, AitF orce Of P a d d in g Diesels R e j e c t e d A p p e a ls F o r M oney By T r u m a n B o a rd E x p e n d itu r e s W ill B e B rought U nderL egia la tiv e S c r u t i n y By P rop osed L aw * n AN INDEPENDENT DAILY Cloudy with shower* and pos­ sibly thundershowers beginning lair this afternoon and *nding Tuesday morning. Fresh to mudernirli strong southerly wind* be­ coming variable. cultural Industry, la a farmers production market. Mr. McLaughlin la desirous of working out tom* plan whtra di raet T a n' in-market-to-conaumer market ahlpi _ _ be _ mads to patents can Insure direct delivery of fresh vegetables and fruits. A complete 1 Hanford Htate Farmer*' Market and with favorable weather con­ ditions a bountiful spring vege­ table crop will ha produced, ac­ cording to report* from Bandy Anderson,' Market manager. Th* upplv"of fruits Market had a good aui ICeetlaaag Oa JFace Mat will gWa talk*. R. MsGrlff, Jacksonville iattornay and graduate of ths negro high school, will make an address. He la aaaooUtad with S. D. and N. K. McGill, attorneys, who formcrly lived here. "Persona breaking ground will future us* aa those who aided in making this project possible," Prof. Crooms announced. Elton J. Mouahton la architect and Paul Campbell la contractor for tha library, n on# atory struc­ ture of concrete block 94 by 04 iceatlaeeO oa raw* Vwe> .. . wiaBifeaw x z i t x .-■. ■ ricrr-T - H o u se G r o u p T o l d P la n W o u ld N ot Im p o se R ig id C o n ­ tro ls O n F a r m e r s W A SH IN GTO N . A p r. I I — < 7 P )Se. letaiy Agriculture Brannan lot I m . k today al Republican criticurn that tbe A Jm iniitration's n tw bum program would impose rigid . outiols on burners. I !* told a House Agriculture Con»nutter llt.il rullltols would he IMS gtealrr „ i liioadei tlu n those juthonied bv ibr so-called Aiken La w passed by tbe Republican 80th ( ongtrs. Senator Aiken (R V t ) . author ■ d the Kepuhli. an law, asserted on thr Senate tlooi last week that the Administration program would sub;e. 1 la.m rrs to btoavlrr controls lb.in eve. befote II.-\ ,lm in ivii.il.on's program I. . ' been o lln e .l .«< .1 substitute lor llir Vikni I ..iv, win, b is lo go into . I t i i i nrst |.in I unless Congress sllie. I- o llie .w i'r I 'mice ipicxiouiirig hy Rep. Pare l l l i i u i . Hi mun.n xanl a controver­ sial feature of In* plan—produc­ tion piiyineiitx lo farm ers—also was . initttiiie.l in the Aiken Law , Such payments would be used to allow p i l e ,,f perishables t o i<m*nliters In g„ lower I Inn they vv.nilJ under Ihe p icsrllt pro frap i. Hep Andre-en (R -M in n) presse<| Hrnumin for an estimate o f the ttossible co.si of the now progrsdK lie himself has predicted it m ight cust ( 5,000,000,000 or rnor* a (Continued On Peg* T w o ) F a r m Bureau To Discuss Warren’s Plans F o r Citrus The B "* til of Director* of th* Seminole Cm ini) Fa rm Bureau Mill inert Friday lo discuts Gov­ ern ,,1 Warren's proposed citrus li'K isleliuii, G o n g * H w srti, preslilenl. animiiiu'ol llib nun rung. Local citru- grower* are re ­ q u ire d by Mi S w a rti to contact either him „ i a director to make known their views on the citrus program. Com insitllug on the proposals, M r. Hwartz declared, "Governor W arren'* Citrus A d­ visory Committee want* iru ly lo represent the thinking of rilru s growers on proposed C itrus legis­ lation, and Farm Bureau county president* throughout the citrus * ret ions of the »tute ar* asked lu sound out grower* and report. Tlir report to ihe governor m ak­ ing recommendation* for legisla­ tion cover* 11 pages; however, the recommendations of the committee nml the changes in the pr%3Lp'd Mil in essence cover only three points: I I I Higher m aturity standards for ft uit -hipped lu frrxh form anil used in pit,cessing. (2 ) q u ality control of processed citrus products. |3 | Establishing definitely thr (Continued on Tag# Tee) F o r r e H ta l R e p o r te d T o B e D o in g : N i c e l y W A H IIIN G T D N . A p r. t l ~4zF)~ Former Secretary of Defense .lamp* Forrostiil wa* reported In "satisfactory conditions" today at tin, Naval Medical Center at near­ by Retheadu, Mil. Hospital authorities paid that Forrestnl, who l>ecame n patient there a week ago, was resting comfortably. The hospital said ha was uridar going a routine check­ up Former associates said over iht> weaktnd that he Is suffering from nervous exhaustion. Hep. Rankin (D-Mlss) told the House that "Hecretary Forrcital is a very sick man, and probably delirious at times x x." Th* lawmaker criticised radio commentator Drew Pearson fat remarks Rankin said Pearson mad* about Forrr*tal on hla broadcast last night. He did not say what Pearson's remarks were hut he called Ihe commailtatar’a statement a -eie* loua attack" on th* former defense chief. "I am railing for a copy of this vicious speech," Rankin said, "and 1 am going to call upon the Commlw Federal Communications Jomn slon to taka ateps to prevent *Mew Inhuman abuse* aa ' this being broadcast over th* radio," Rankin said "Secretary Forres­ ts! needs no defense at my hindr Ha is one of our greatest living Americans. We all regret to Unrm of his illness and pray for bin sp-edy racovary." , ' TI ih *-1 J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 08, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 08, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 08, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/22b78c4640ee7d58359daea2e21d706f.pdf df741f4f5743681b703d5b707a7caffe PDF Text Text / L -JR g n m m g p Q B i f t p ? -™ ■' ■ 5 w is <. . . v«,i * . • iV ra D H # $ v ; A > \‘ » w $ K - ___ -.i . . - gg& Ike Calk Armed farce* Heads To Key West Meeting v I. 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I'o la lo ia Hsbaaoca w a s h e d UH __ __I ___ .. ___ _ i l i a .A. .100 pound *sck* 3 oo. H »l*a 3.13, crsaintra . . . . ^.30, b »i __ HH _. I alii law 3TS, so 20 poun pounb sack* A 3.00-3.10. I l s is * 1.30,3.10 H,|ii«sli 44. bii lia m p a r* T s llo w ft/d U T M -N e c K 3 »0-3 ill, /u c h ln n l I.T 3 -S 0 0 , C o o u ts llfa 1 .7 2 -f.io . John be enforced bv Hi* fund ministry urduy niglil A|ir. H at 7.Ml I’ M, Ml Mn PMrlv ilitp . Hlrk wrtiiimrM for Hip MfP 8lr Stafford said Hie lira 8-' Inr* Mayo wlm is at the Im ,pilot prrssinr nf Inflation has been hern in tlit? cily. Julia llodgrs, casing off In Britain, In i "we I i b v p ’ Willie Clark and E. D llnalic. Just an much nm l for n policy j Tidal (iiiaucn rained lad Hunnf reslrainl Imlay a* we had a day J2lU.0il. Tlirme fur the week, year ago." j"(iiviiig Thank, uniu Hi" Lurtl. Ills policy nf restraint Includes M>7 I’salm, first verse. Rev. J. B. high taxes mi liu'umrs and goods , Dai m a left Mmulny night for and voluntary limitation nf wnges Kclliel Slate Cmivi'nllim which and dividends. , runvencx at Tnmmi. Alfred* Wallace,. Reporter teini He msbI iI iiu cin p liiym e n t fe ll fro m Rev. J. II. Ilnrncs, I'nxlor 575,00(1 In January to 540,000 In Returns Crowe l o Now York City tio n o f a litt le ith‘; •nt i -TJ- ( . 'o m m i s m o n | M n N t lk t iM S titts . I 't s i iii .» . in v ir ehlbv as lo Hie altitude of ir 1'ity (in n inis lion mi llie hi utlie I'omniiisinn did not lake will tin n sprrlnl nervier position on this subject, lull. nl Them tlm t u e Met In .i 11.it— rhu m b inlay, al H i'll I' M. Dr. II J In tin.’ rivie rllltll fill ilei'isiMM I lie lix ntinh nf (lie Tourist l ei, I nni(, pi M iii'lil nf I *iri'iivdle t n is very rnrivfuirut and ideal <'n|lege, (ireelivllle. III., will la.' ' fn, ,rie hy tliu clubs," lie puinieil tin* speaker, lie vvill lie nreulilpallird liy (lie eii||»ge i|Ullltl't, I nlll Rnlieit CraiMlnn, sun of Mr. j Refeiring In th* duln, Mayor mid Mrs. John A (’run,don 4’artawny letnrtcd: "If they dedile nf this elly, is a nirnile-r of the that tlie use of llie liuiliiliig tn tlisi rpmrtet. Tin- pulilie is eurilially Is civic cIiiIm Is iiiuro impnitanl lliuu invited In attend lliis service mid i In Inurists, tliut Is all light. The enjoy Die singing ns well us llie ' trouble lias been Unit il wna message by Dr. Lung, ' nut available tu Imirisls ennugll nf 4In* time." 1'ily Manager Kniulnll Utilise ' iniin'i'd nut tlml im net ion line I . been runtcmplntcil mi llie matter 1l.efnrp Fall III .1 letter to (leads nf dvic j mKlllll/.atluiH wile li e the I'nlir- I i i Ceil ter, 1'ity Manager (’. F. • Mi-Kitiliin today wrole llie (nl- I Imviiig let lor: "The t'ilv t'mil- | ni*.inn under •.tmnls Hint the Set vice ('Intis in Hanford me illtemliiiK tu ro-upeinte in mi alIlimit In find II inlutl'iu tu nut . Mint mil prnhli'iil "f lirnviilllig a building fin use by nm winter hinrists. Willi « iiiii' nf the i tuba I,living alieaily ii|i|iuiiited euliiiiiili,— In uurk with llie ('inn iiii .simi nml *.M" r club., llie enili I.ineil elfnrts • f in'ere**e«l iirgain /alinlis shnnl,1 |„m!i|, e a -ullltlun n ell hefnie 11.t• ,,i'\l .. inl**l sin* I •It ■"file C n n i i i l l e u m i n i t I I I . In e * . tin n i 't 'l eei.-il lull f m till ........live apirll lllcl n ffi'l* III . ■•■lifer w illi Ilie-H' • iiiiunilleu* m 1 neei's*nry III tile ein| llin l llie he-I illleie-.ls of all i -in- , *•• •I ' ' l l I"' | . I veil " New p rn visin n -i m • he Citv l b a ile e n i siig g c i l i i l bv i b u ll , , ,-u in n iille e heuilcd l-v D •in i, w ere ill cus'.cil - i i l l i Cily Mlmncv J F-lwin Slunhi.i IIRAVINO death, Mrs. Julia Brltlsln, C o tm ly D H V rs ?l, nf Chicago, tmllct a* sh* looks fmwnrd to liio hlrlh of her lialiy In June ttrcniu* her heart slopped (I i«,it Ihi,c,| f ' lll i' *e Ho* i ih* Incallnn, and nnii-'ipnled fur four rnln lies whllo »h« was under* llii'r lm|irnv*nii'nls »iicii a* new Ruing an nprrntlon, doctors warned •ilnnds. Cnnslructlnn nf lliese will her against childbirth as she cannot require Hie i*.iilnr nf revenue he given anesthetics. Her husband, certificates, he sniil. nml III* Cily Lewis, a mirvlvor nf the Bataan would he einhnrns'rd nl mil being "Death March,'* Is recovering from aide In tesue III" •• for lack nf tuberculosis contracted In • Jsp (fnlernnlloflnl) lllle In the propel ly. he pointed prisoner camp. mil. "We |,**pe In pul 7 fliJMIII lliln K iw im i. s iM c H llie cnnslrurllnu "f Hi" sI siiiIh." lie *nid, pointing mil Hull by build llllllM lF if A *|e**« •**■<-* llp p , log llieae, III" Cily wmild he fur liDliilig MT'll'liUun fni'lllllex lo Hi" led mdliimn of nlurviug callle i hi ougboiit Hi" A\i--«li*iu Rang* whole county. Ml. McKil.bin -lule-d Hull III" , o m i t i > " New York (iliiiil* luid Hlgued an AA II /.in In > ic p iu ld llin l d u rullii'r five year cmilracl lo Irniu ■ ng Ho- D i d i|iia ilt 'i Hu- K iu a n ie nl I'hocnix, Aiiz due lo lie- fn-1 •lob had i l i l i ' i Itilli.-il a l u ic e lin g i Hull llie eland llii'l" have nni|ili. : ' i , , | ii,,,,. K iw n i, m ill and g u c .ili, capscily lo *"iil Ih" large number l b " lo b \id « d lo i •>- o p r i a ll- w ith nf -ipeclalnr* wlm allynd Hir o llie i c i v i c o rg a m z a lim is In a (ilanii' practice gain*., and voiced y o u ll, c n te iT a iiu iie n l p ro g ra m Ib is llie npluluil Hull ill* l*Mlli lllighl d im m e r later tram Imre If III* stands I'res'drnl W A Murrl»on rehad a capacity of fi.OOO p*npl*. purled Hist a committee lied been The County ComniDsInn dou«l*d named I" "look sfler hlwnns 1260 In Hi* Onod Samarllsn limn* inlerests" lo llie best potslhle adfor negroes In Onldsliorn for In- rnulagr" in tlie malloi nf use stillallon of plumbing. Tn Urn ■if rhn I mu 1st Center, ami will High ttchmil hand IhO wan dnnaled ni opcial" with oilier rlulu III Inward purrliar.* nf a uniform. (In Ralph A. HintlIi is clialiman The rrplatling of Fairy Lake of Ih* loniiulUer which ini'luile* Manor, a subdivision nm r Lnng- Joel Field, II. II. Crumley and E, wutal, was approved, aim Hie plnl (i. KlIpnliicK. Vli-llmn were V. B. Davis and nf Lake Drlva «ubdivl,i|nn nl CatIt. W. Davis nf Del,and, E. C. seltierry. Hogan and Chnilex Stuart of OrThe United Stales has 1,400,non 'aiido and Clarence Clause of the K ey C lu b . miles nf Imprnved roads. • 7 f V ;iv ....-« • > * v . .;* ; > -S f. ll'n a lla a s d K -» f - r , ra r; “l- r - il » down! W a ll I'n p c r • Paint, I'a la ie r * DEMANDS SURRENDER NANKINU. Apr. 0 - ( /F i—The Red radio liruadciisl an edilorlal tonight demanding immediate sur­ render nf the Nanking* govern­ ment. C s s e r k a s it r e A V S IN t ’ 10 j / u im , l CAPUDINE / .H E A D A C H E ^ Tnylur. Now I,cfoic Hie cmnmillce I* a i i i ' av Rankin hill lo give $72 ii inoiitli peindmi, al ngc 05 In World War I veteran*. Taylor had Im' cii called for Irelinimiy on what the cost might he Hr nrgiied Hint Cuugiees nlimdd dreide "the principle" that veter­ ans nrc entitled In a pension and deal with the cost question Inter The rominlttee session broke up without any artlon. and Ill.T a. S S X M in n J E tm a L U ii a u U [T IM Ul* «alf •* •’lie T H IN K IN G K E I.L O W m ien I h r “Yellow” PH O N K 1444 24 H o a r S e rrie o YFIIXO W C A B CO. •Irn een lf'a 4 m „ I m l r e S la rie a f A B K A V ib A 1 X 0 aT7 * 8EE IT AT THE at (ha . P°*V »»ld it plonnsd to keep oom* lo alHp fans up to data hy raad•* t» h d »Wp* ovar tlm air. Tho walkout, a surnri** to both drawn Hisad* and — D R IV E -IN — . Mart than 75 dlfferant genuine Dearborn irttpli* mtnU m*ke thi* "tha All 'Round Tractor"—mdki it more uioful, ntota varMtila. Gdt a demonatratinn I -Than you’ll agraa It. does mora Joba FASTER. BETTER, CHEAPER, EASIER.' Sale Continues FaHawahlp -B ib lica l CoOk We nit !rppy to iltara in thia forward-thinking, worthwhlla projoct * A N lw lM M r h iC M M A P R IL 7 t l iwatil'i M ifiiio ln { ’• I i l i 4 I i i i i Ii i ym ‘ i • S anford, A p r il 7 th Thursday «UU. ^ T O p T ^ ^ a t l l d ^ t h ^ h * L* T A L B O T T S T ra c to r PRE EASTER Georg* Walker said U wad that ths Cvtn•n f tiW i toe News, and tha r o n * -- -------- 14 I I Ing edition o f tho Tlmas-Hsrald *V»t eorae out. clthar. Wash I ngton r a d io station* NT siyi* (Ualhsrs off- promptly shifted achodulea to In* «» I'knae 3M •* Iri'M I'lifi* Dr»I Taylor said that his meaning was "mil ill nil In defrat llie individual, lull in defeat irffutls to oppose benefits." Kearney mild lie wna "gjad In hear II." Kearney added: "If a member nf Cungrrss I* In mine here and accept Hie dictate, nf vHeralis urgant/ntiiiii* mid every other nrguiiiznlinn including buxine,*, laliur and farm Hien he l*nT ni in *ii." Rep. Mack III III) pill In llinl I........ lire*,urr laclics." ('Imiruinn Rankin nrciixed flavin "f "allacklng" I.... and "razzing" H ttA C L K S O IL C O N S E R V A T IO N D A T ," w~ — Ji fj fs w I m*u s s . ■ n.,--,;<i* ( T i e exam ined - lllaeeee f i l l , a lln a r a ■ •IS , l-S Sal- ■•13 A ll* s t ir X a lln a a l B a n k H M « B ill ; i . Pi | SD, .4 W ':? . M P e n s io n i l l . ’l l l l l l prices n *e i CREW WINS Th* F en n el Pressmen .Strike ROLLINS WINTER PARK. Apr. | Rollins College's well conditioned ll's s lls a r * * • - * « ra c k : crew fought stiff cross wind all by sir Into Berlin. _ ’ Meanwhile a bill giving Presi­ the way today to defrat Amherst dent Truman broad authority tn College hy two lengths over tho rrorgaiiiie (Congress, was approv. mile-long Lake Maitland course. It was tlw fourth win in five •d iiimnirnnunly hy the 8enate ! starts for tho Rollins erew who Kspenditures committee. The veto could be exercised l;v ' pulled away easily after the h a l ^ •itlirr House or Kenate. It would way mark. have tn he Invoked within HO days SEEKS DECISION after a reorganUiitlnn plan Is siili- , niitled to Congress. . _ . , LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. 6—l,V) I'liHiriviHti .McClellan (ivArk) —The United States proposed tosaid the reorganization hill will day that tlie U.N. as.embly de hr reported favorably to the Sen- eide whether Communist prosecuale within the next lew days. But tinn of .Insef Cardinal Mlndsienty ho said because of the crnwdrd ' violated llie Hungarian peer* Senate calendar tn> guess can tuj made as to when It will, lie con I treaty. Tlie U. 8. proposal aim would sidered. Tlie lions* hns passed a some have tlie ussrniMv look Into Bul­ garia's trial nf Hi ptotes*aA wlnit similar bill. ^ Tho Senato hill gives thn-Presi clergymen. ilrlit grratel latitude in ro'shuffl ihg agencir*. Bui, whereas tlie L e g a l N o t ic e House voted Dial both House anil v i i r i u : in- e r s i i r t n n v •Ssuiale would have lo veto a in t i i i ; n a a ii : o r t i i r b ia t r niesldental plan lo kill il, the OK OIlKK.TINOn Senate committee ruled that TO—KI.OIUPAI'alvln Waul. Anrtteither rlmmlier could block It. IiixIn HKI> s. Cnuiilr. Alabama Also, the Senate hill limits the I'nvlnatnu Iffl- ‘ Hist *-nt Vnu ar* hrri'liv noilTIril reorganising authority tn Apr. 1, In iHvorre lias l.ren flleil tixsln-i yoii In in* iTrcuH Ciinrl. - Ninth i or,a. I'lrcolt. I'u n iilr nt B*mlnItefnre approving (lie hill the Jinllclul ami Mtulr of Kbubla, s itin g Senate Committee included, hy ■il* al Manforil. Kl.irlun Vmir wiW 7 lo I vole, an amendment saying Hmiwle Wknl I* I’b iln llff In th* anil yutl-JessI* Calvin Warli­ Hint It is the Intent of Congress can* III* I irfmnbuil for the I’rrsldriit In submit separ­ ke*Vnu mi- liercliv r*i|lllrril In siate plans for individual agenclea. n*nr. ploisil nr answer In Ih* Hill „t Snmtur Tnylor ID-Idaho i cast I'omplalnl ,,n nr before April I" IA •?. else ‘ a Deere* I'm Conies** the "no" vote. w III be enteri-il iiih I iisI yon Senator McClellan said this With*** m> liMint and seal thi» Marc), 3>. ISIS. AD ISIS. *s i l.rv would pul Mr. Truman on notice iTroiili sili JudirUI Clrr.jii. Unit Congress Is against having Hi-ii,im,i*Court, Ciinnly. Klorbls, sliun# nl Maiilonl. t'lnrlila. an omnibus reorganization plan o P IIKIINDON revamping » minilier of agencies I'lrrk . Circuit Court, at one stroke. Slli Clrciill. Memlnolii ^ Mr. Truman lias called repeal •Coiinly, Klorbls V ••illy for such authority as the PKAL measure provides, and‘ the tin “Hoover i Cnmuilsslnn, slndyliig the Ad­ ministrative set-up, has prnpnsM r . ( ! . L . P e r s o iiH •mI a long series of changes. O PT O M E T R IST y tf..t.LHSi i,L.BXLj over 22,000,000. work week, belter wages, longer vacations and other pri­ vilege*. Il turned down ■ earnmil** coiilraet similar (a on* ; bten .acrcpled by \\ " iraphlraL. Unit olo-En Rv iSssjaKT E ir e mid-March, In a w o rkin g po pu la­ Blr Stafford asserted that there Is already a degree nf d isinflation. In the United States and said | these Indh'allotis In other coun­ tries "are important mailers fo r i us." j Eggs And Poultry 11:28, fCnnllnued Fnim rag* One) Di'arnnrsn Hoard M<> I will cssary ration adjustments—will have a social III llie hai*in*nl Sat e t of staff for plain and comi opsrttlonsi Llsut, Laurii rstad, A ir Fore# Deputy chief l U f f for opsrttlonsi Viet Adn l r t l Arthur D. Hlrubls, dsputy of NAvnl opsrxtlons for n s a rb y * w l l l i i , ore rations: MsJ. Ornertl Alfrod M. Grusnlnsr, dlractor Joint staff ............ , , u F .ri*, fv .. .h i Par it<>a Loos# Ctns jo in t ehlfs of sta ff| c'apt, WIIim a. Ldlor, secrsUry of tha 11 s : : Hmalf „ — u., I I os .4t i t •r (Hit staff, Joint ehlsfs of fta ff. FBI '• Congress Roundup EFFINGHAM, III., Apr. IV_(/|«| 'tin' tot) of known ileHil ami re­ ported mUxIng in the notion's sworn! most tragic liospital fire uns placed at li'j today liy liospitnl offiriul.i. | They said 55 bodies have horn | reeovned- twu .lilt 1111tdenlirit.il— I mm.I I t poisons are linled as tnisn, ms: in Tuesday's file al Si. Anihuiiy’* Hospital. State Farmers Market S • WEDNESDAY APRIL 6, 194« ‘ R e­ was recognised In yester­ House committee resolution said: persons In th# armed teror In their employ, con­ tinue to pfs» statements to the press which a rt calculated to Hapredate the activities of a sister service end wjrlch, at the ssitp' time. Jeopardise the national se­ curity. the committee will •rR in with g full seala Investlgalimi. Chairman Vinson (D-fia) said sommlttaa’a move stemmed two recant "Wake" from the tagon. Ons covered a list of 79 Russian cities reportedly sel­ ected as priority bombing targsts In cgs« of war wlili Hie Soviet Union. Ths nthrr related (6 the effectiveness of Ih* Air Force's big B ad bomber. Those headed for the Key West ranting are (ieneral Omar N. Bradley, Army chief of staff] Admiral Louis E. Denfeld, chief af Naval operational General Hoyt 8. Vanusnberg, Air Force of kteffi Llsut. (loners) At« jtief r berl C. Wsdemsyer, Army dsputy - D ead • I I o s f. i ( a I G e n e ra l aver, day's which "If vim , ' >:'.f it * 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 ; WASHINGTON. Apr. 6— (/P> A ih n t Central Dwight D. Eistnhow♦r H ill resume his effoit* lotnuiiow to end Army. Navy -and Air Force bickering. lie summoned the operating chiefs, of. the Armed Services to Key West. The General, recalled from th* presidency of Columbia University for temporary duty as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, is recuperatifct there from a stomach ailment. NOTAHLF. A rriO N PHOTOOIIAHH OF HOUGH RIDKRR IN AHMY HAY KXHIHTT8-A ( iant • Th* — staff discussions are eipret anlargemsnt nf th* pietora shoes Is a feature of th* photographic hll.it which will b» shown in many ed to lest into next week, the De­ eitlaa and lowna throughout the country during *h* period nf th* I PIP Army day nhiervane*. The partment of National Defense said. htatoria negative nf this arena of Colonel Thenduts Ronsavalt (ranter) and hit troopers in (HUB is from A blunt warning that If limy the eolleetinn in the Natlnnsl Arrhivta. violate orders against public eqtiabblea they w ill face a eon IGNORES I'KO TE St creational Invastlgatlon goes with S t a te Is fg iH la t iir e W AHIIINIiTON. Apr. 0 - t/I't thq ifentrala and admirals _____ lo Key sVaat. The House Armed Hervlc** TIn- tln llrd Stairs will o lliriu lly if'uatlNne* e«,.«a I ' m use, Committee posted that nntlro yes- ignore Russia's formal prutcsi live tlnle nf the fi'iiclng inrnsiiru against the Nortli Atlantic I'act. terday In a resolution, In m statement, the Stair lie- until "Iinietimi- hi si yenr nr evnn r Pierhapa In nheervanre of that llie mist. Warning, the announcement of Hie partment "aid today I hat "th " The l.ucklu lull ri'ip ilre i nil liveK«y w a it trip Inrluded a nota­ Soviet government'!- Interpreta­ tion that "there w ill l»o no press tion of both the object I vi-h unit •tork to lie ferni it. nml authorise* conferences at Kay West In con­ provisions of the pal I is rrnm- llie -lie rlff nr ii piivnte citiren In eotis.” ioipniind iinltod fnund rnaming nection with these titrating h." nl tinge. Secretary o f Defense I,outs Dwiiem would tie ninde Itntite Johnson w ill not go with the for ilnmaRes In nccidentn cnilsed thlefu of sta ff and their top aides by Miiiniui.i they w ilfu lly let run when they htad southward tunmrnt large. , rn * afternoon, hut w ill join tlirm later. M v r n n n n iv r i . n i i a i m * The iiii I iiiii I’h owner wniilil Imve •MMHtrr Job -ohnson himself. In taking over tn pny mi impniiiiiling fee nml its MK.rtlltT VII III th)} defense Post last week, serv­ fit'll ■ii 11 to gel il nut nf llie linutnl T h * l o l l n w l l l * p r l! r« i r p m l r i l In ed notice of fill* own drive against I I I * i l r s l r t s o il ill!- H s lllo lil l l l . i l * If the ni■i ii inI were nut rliiiu iid I r .11 no in .U n r k r l f«<r p r o ilo r r ;.ol»l Inter-servlet rivalry. Ila rommandn tr u c k e r * s o il r t r s l r r s up lo 13 HI within three days lifte r Its own­ ad. that them Ire "no vying he. •, lA er had hern nnlified nf iin|iniiudAl Apr S, Ills twfen the service* for headline*, II n«. l i l s r k V s l r n l l i i * iiirllt, either pin sunnily in try puli 3 l * 11 16 llll I l»l no release o f thing* that arc *eclit'iillnn, the sheriff rnnhl sell it 111*111111, T r iu ln r a is e n . M f l l M i m l f i re t" | 3 o n 3 2 j llti 111*r lit pnhllr uiieliou mid turn llie i n (if* • D i j , The Intgr-servire dispute.! re­ fahlMKe, in l.tr Mag innnry inln III....... uni y fine unit 3 o il ’-tiillfIftwrr. €*rt 13. portedly wav <>ne of the main i»>l«*rv, fnmi | l 7 j * J it rt fiirfeitnre C'r» reasons fur Eisenhower’* recall to ( i Im ). OttMiin : im I' hm' mI 4'rl ll I The Imv wiiuhl ,i|■111v In evny 13 «n» I»«ig It.in i 2j duty lo preside over ntseling:i of Corn. nninty in the r-lnle. However, n i i|i tmiliern*Funey the Joint chiefs. •i ■' •• l « ;.*• Mu Mi«M cniility I'nulil nsi-nipl itself liy -I The joint chiefs organisation ! t 'in uiiiliM m-Choir* •i .1 ..«• majority vole in n inferenduni has been composed of the chiefs I Mu II|>r 1 OM II ,illi'tj liy n pi-tilMiii signed t'V I .KKI'luiil M<i Mwki o f; staff rif Dm Army a id A ir I I.HIlU ft-It r|)»rg Force, the chief of naval opttn- » r n i lint :• on IH'ireut nf il„ ipnilified vnlers. 11 I The I'vi'iuplinn w.iiihl iml In*, turns, and Admiral William It. 1I.M l t|te-|t rlihfll I • i*H l j& i 1'nme effectiVi-, tlnuigli, until llie UNAfOR Harry P. Cain (R-Wnsh.) «'rt 3 I hi« I.eahy, the I'resldm t'a Pcrsonsl |V|i|ir|h KmIII'F soothes his feel niter ha h id dellv* chief of staff. All have Imi'll on • on :»&u I minty eiimmirslnn feueed nil puli mu Ilpr ered a six and three-quarter hour l ' r | i p r r ft • C l i n i c * tic muds in llie n iiilily . euual fooling. 13 :.«• J Ml Mu M|ir speech In llie 11. 8. Senate against .oahy, retired, Is now out of l'e.1 M i'illiwliiie tin I Tnlit net lluilget a III* M. N itw Fla MmI IIII nm picture ahd ills place lias mil 13 Ml i n i I'oiiilirthsliiii ii |i |i i lived prnpiiscil the confirmation of Mon C. Waltl.li Hit M gren as Security Resources Board baflt filled. Elsenhower Is a five-M Msi iM (Hblini i t M( Iut ltr t l ) i mi I li'g i.tn liiiii In |iut funds nf ull chairman. Cain's speech gsva a u Jstar general of the Army aid N(|U l no . Iiourils unit iigeiii'iea iiiulei its mn1i , Yellow Mu Min l i :■> rest to Southern Democrats who lo iiia t o e M . l * r l K. mi •S•all j i onlrnl. out-rahka the active members. Mn I I an I .’*» have had the Senate tied up wills Speculation over hla assignment Totnaloen M»t CC »TI itltUR Al piesenl llieie is duulil as in thslr ntlhuiter agalnit entl-flllbuJ* han emphasliad the Idea that lie UrmiM«R-V ...... ..........irlia m| m ii 'I|I» _ M_ o* I1.J3 . w h rtlirr llie I'nninii'i iinu Im. run- ter legislation. (fnlsrnatlonet) wga recall lied partly par _i#d lo crack lieadH •Iriipslrult-Miirsli Henlloss . trot over funds nf (lie stole RiihiI tins In* f rioi«ll*r IS nil together If necessary ty get more ilrsprfrult HFflllFIN Jlsmli I Deimrtmeiit, I'.llrmi ('oiill)liakiuu real unity ___ ainopg 'th c services. tins UIs A «f H a u lin g l« » t 111■ 111 f a i r ly li •Mvy. I nml many lii rii.ln i! mul aininln -1 Neither Klsenliower tmr John. C o lo r e d C h u re h e H * 1 miim ml good finarrk#i m I io ii I dl^Mfly 'lu g boards. p, tinder present law, has much C'M tiluftgfl marital wr«k Mini Ull ' The lludgel Cnniuilsnlou nlso ( iV jIimi rmal authority In that d im lion, ■Milllfu l, mow I i a im mm li *.*• |irr l»Mg N ervi, c . fm Apt J, I'.IIP al I If IIIWIII l l g l i l on o r u n g r u mid w ill link llie I cgiiInline for nil I-Ti -I Mluh.li Al. II r liu r c h wi ll' Secretary of ft ficfrniH' Porrralal, graiirfrul IliniH y In 11inisfi'i fiintl'i of liny ••pencil vv il Ii S u n d ay School nl In (it* I*1** report before Johnson iigency or ImimhI tn (lie generul P: lb A M. w ill, llie S u p l. Ileiico n succeeded him, urged Congress to fund lit miv l i ..... i A . K nox p ic s illin g I'la ss e s fur pave a law centralising more I ’littfilie d lifter llie liu ri build ^ll n iin u li s Di-neon A K nox i i i authority in tlm Defense Depart* illg Imv, llie I,uni,I ii Ihii wniilil lie vii-w cil the li'aKiin w hich wa.i i n merit for real unification of die nilthnriceil In liuo*fer tiui k In jn y i'il by a ll services. Disputes among the theoretl* JACKHONVII.l.li, Apr s (Al'i the ugi'licy ni In,hi it Hu, smile Al 11 .llll A M llie pasliu RcV. y«i|i<riil'HI,il* Altirliel .New,, m iiniilil liiken, if it i, ..... . tally unified branches prim'ipally —Tin, J II lllllle"i ill'IlVI'l I'll l|i" 'I Hervli* .S,.|« Vnrh imirki-l ,,l, hetueen the Navy and Air Force I I,,,lij.i 1-urIV A tiiillicr |iropo.i,l wniilil rei|niriin-in fioui III" •Ill-nil-. T.i-' ih go trull* *n>l vi-anlatilnn: Hnop 1,1-alit, I,., I ' I i t 111 it I >. I. la over their relative roles In lung • he Sln'e Runil Depurllili'iit tu a lillh- fm Him ' Al J.IHI I' Al. 1.3b. HI r I n KI llU r k V H lriiiln n n range strategic bombing- have 4 00-1611, H o , 1,1., ||« ||v * (a ir J On. u|ii'rnte mi the shiiip fiscal yenr Hu- I* .4 i ll..... m l un i tin g w as Mil been the subject of several secret W a s 4 no l.iin a i,r.,n » lui l no- nf .Inly I tn June .'III as oilier iieil mil with the pastor pie siding. conferences of the Joint chiefs In 4 60, poorer S6ll-S.no I'n r n w ife stale deparlment*, mid lo iiuhmlt i Al ii mi M I lea oil D Jn||«H buum l crates yellow 6 ,1s I oo-6 on, tho past. Thylr perslsttnce, how. poorer II •■III, "II S.OO-S 6ir. , <l, 4.00-6 on, lilrimial hmlgei t for study and u|i*n,'*l II Y f II > .• , • .7 K . i4 <" E n d B ic k ­ W ill sum ed ’ -JfiT*. ;jan*fc-. • • • . R CO. ‘ ' ■ h u t f i k i h I A lf» — < —iaada Etifavay 141— F k a a a M l rt-V-k./, i. ' <W ; 8% ttjAri 1T r * ■* • • .,•**«• • . y " ' A . . : ; .: • I'. .Wv Pi •• lt d re*.', * a,-*'. Wf T '71 fk* J * •j Jl » 4tJ^ 1 J - ;7 ” :«A3BZV' » \ >7 ■ im p -T m �"*i— w J' w i n — < t— i • r ? i *rr >r r’~> mjT~...— m m r - r f T - v t » i» " A >1 i? ^ i rm *-1 ■ » * ▼ •— - v ■ • ' • < • & y §>mtfstth l& zm lh In Unity Thar# In Strength— T a T e T o P r o te c t t h e P n h o f th e W o r ld : P r o m o t e th e P r o g r e s s o f A m e r ic a ) P r u B e c o P M H t l t f fo r S a n fo r d . STh* • VOLUME XXXX AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 1908 E a t n b l i f l h f d S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A , T H U R S D A Y . T H ih in e r ly E W E A T H E R S a n f o r d a n d v lc ln r o u K h F r i d a y , w ith s lo i tr m p e r s tu r e *. L i g h t s lr v a ria b le m o s tly n o u t w in d *. llr — w ly to m h w e a fa i rle o d te r r * - > A P R I L 7 . 1919 A s s o c i a t e d P r n w L e a s e d 163 . N o . W i r e IRAflEJMILIiARS SUCCESS T hree Quarters Of 385 A cre Farm Fin­ ished by 3:00 P. M .; 50,000 See Miracle Trum an O ffers New Farm P lan High Prices For Far­ mers, Low For Con­ sumers Promised In AdministrationPlan 7 < / » ■ )- A d m in is tra tio n u flr r .'d W A S H I N G T O N . T h r T r u m a n a n e w a l g iv in g (a im o n fo n d lia b le , p r o g r a m r u m u m e r a p r i m (a ir to d a y a a n d fa r m e r* u «e m a n y o ( I lie d e v ic e * n o w e m p lo y r d g o v e rn m e n t. H u l it m a jo r c h a n g e m e a t, m ilk , e g g * a t a m i lo w e r o th e r p ric e o u tlin e d th e m e e tin g o f A g r ir u ltu ie F a r m T h e n e w to d a ir y ill e c o n o ­ d ie m a k e p u t a in o ir sto res la g s . p la n th e H o u s e Il o n e - w o u ld o f g o v e rn m e n t jo in t Simpson Says Meas­ ures T o Be In tr o ­ duced By Several In d iv id u a l Members I A L L A H A S S E L H i e H o u s e to ld to d a y is g o i n g is th e (o r th e p a s s e d b y th e th a t to (r e d 7— A p r . F in a n c e l.rg id n lu r e S e n a te s u b s titu te (/ P > — C o m m itte r G o v e r n o r w a s W a r r e n h is t a x h ills in to th e g ra d u a lly . C h a ir m a n S im p s o n o f Je ffe r s o n ,' v ilio p r e v io u s ly a n n o u n c e d u se th e p ric e th e p r e ­ tiu d u c n J b y » ,» ,( » I m i l " i J u .l m e c h a n is m n r in c o m e g u a ra n te e s to fa rm e rs . H u t u n lik e th e p re s e n t p r o g r a m , th e g o v e r n m e n t w o u ld n o t a tte m p t to h o ld u p , o r p u t a flo o r u n d e r , m a r k e t p ric e s o f fo o d a m a k in g u p 70 p e r c e n t o f t h e f a r m o u t p u t . I n s te a d , It w o u ld a llo w p H c e s to m o v e fr e e ly u n d e r th e in flu e n c e s o f s u p p ly a n d d e m a n d . Il n o w b u y s a m i h o ld s o f f th e m a r k e t e n o u g h p f th e s e fo o d s to k e e p p ric e s a l fa r m g u a r a n te e d le v e ls . •■ le tlm *e o f, h i * s u p p lie s q f m o s t Ite m s , p ric e s w o u ld d r o p h 6l o w p re s e n t le v e ls , T h e fa r m e r s w o u ld th e R e p o r tin g o n a c o n fe re n c e w ith G o v e r n o r y e s te rd a y , S im p s o n *',f s tra te g y " f i v e o r six o l llir |,r | „ lr d ir Le g is la j ,u |,|jc h e a ri th e w a y " 000,000 " I ’m w ith th e lo r th e w ill lie to p u l ra s irr la s b ills tu re lin t, g iv e n g s . a n d "fe e l 4r l ( , . r e s t o f t h e $ 00 , - p ro g ra m g o in g to b e G o v e r n o r h is p r o g r a m S i m p s o n -4 l e » . W a r r e n * p rin H. H. B e n n e tt, Soil F o r Conservation Chief R equest O . R e d r e m n t a O IC l.n f a * . p e n s io n l I'o m m itte r lir .il n p e n G e n n .il m e n lie h in d ln lle \ --r m lil) llir ln m -1 | ( i, « h .h i p i n l r . 1* t m l n ilr b .ili- m i llir ( 1, 11111111111-1 | m H id H id c ir .l r. iiln m id t tik is cII C iir l.im . v e ry try frie n d ly to g iv e th e rig h t o l w a a d in g s u p p o r 'e r . . rr % c ip a l o p p o n e n t ye a r ■ t g o v e rn o rs h ip la s t y ," o f . fo r o ld War 11 VeURaps Land Erosion Congress Asked T o Broaden B ill T o A id A n y V eteran W ho Is Disabled W A > I I I N i ;i O N . I In \ e ie i.in - n l le d o n ( iih g ie v . W . . 1.1 W .n p e ti«io it lu ll llln l.ll 7 A p r I u ir ig n to d a y 11 to ( onservut ion (T»it»f in p to v i.lr N *S o i l * l o n.... . s e tv jli.m _________ I ________ S o il lll'U I'lll. 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H i l l three-fourth* of annual farm In­ mid all officer* of non-profit carp who served ii * iiii-lo r of All Hnul* 1I n i s i m — s i s e n e o i i r n g i i i g f i i i i n e i * I I I 11i l I • • • I o f n o l v d f o r i l i r r p p i f e * lot tin- pool o i l I lit- i i i i i n r i N . n . i l A i l ,'M. i I I mii come. H ' o a l l a a e a fife S 'a a e K l a h n i"iiCulliolie Chureh In Hanford for m ih ........................ s io m il r lllr ilu llU T i*. w ill u p p v m Th<* present system of auppnr* (in ihe iipprowi-lies to tin- a i r t i l l - -Mil lli.il l l i r r o u s c i t . i t i o n in H n ii f o n l n g u l n w h e n tin - g r o u p tliig itrlce* of imn-perlshable and five year*, died unexpectedly Apr. i ' ‘ V " ! rl" ! « m L r l,t l V ,!'n,i poll utiloiiiolile*, iriiw lin g bump­ I Imnl i i< o l i p r i ' i u l l l l l p o i l . i n i r I fi o i u . l m - k - o n v i l l r , III i o o p r i n l lo o :) a) Fori Mover*. He was IM). 1 ' " ,,r H” H < " " storable cropa-com, wheal, other er, extended fur over a mile long, i Huy,'' In- issscrlt-d, "you i i i i i I n - I . l i n e l l i r r t o i l H l u V n f I I I I * - t .1 l e ­ w iili I In .H u u fo rd H liriim r ‘lu l> , grain*, cotton, tobacco, peanuta, Fstlu-r O'RInrdaii' lisd I'ompleteil giuv ll i mi uud M h i i m o 11ii minis of Station u l M i n i - 11, , - f u l l p l i ' l l i r v o f n i l n t u g i - s u m i n i n l r <1 * h o w fo r ih e ss h . n r d | l< ■ n i i i i . i n l I v o n .m u soybean*, flaxseed, dry b e a n s and Ids *e*'(ind Muss uf Ihe morning ut XV I" It It n-portcil iliu i lii'iii* * tags w o r k i n g l o g i - t l i e r w i t h Iu i m Im w i i i t * lii'lli-fil o f l l i r H r i n i n o l r H i g h HI. Prance* X ov I i t Collmlic pean:knd wool-wmiM lie kept- This i n i l ill e-. rwveuled uuluinohllen arriving I m g v l Ihe ronsvrvnthiii Job done.” H r l i o o l l l n u d m l l i r H i g h H c l i o o l l i n e p i t l u r e m a d e a t H a n f o r d ’ s item provides for government wlieie he lisd served u* system from :ih stule* and -Id Florida ill s p ill- i d t h e a p p i r - i l a b l e lie James Franklin, form erly of Church, "Cinisi-rvuliiin puys I litfurrm-r A u d i t o r i i i u i o n S i s I i i n l i s y u i g h l . M i m illS o il ('o iiH i-r v a lln ii I * a y eoiinlien. 1raffle was being ably niivkl of nf the prlee-depresalng prlce-depresalng _ infonl, died on blonday In Wr*t pastor since June, 1041, when ho rJmovkl in iniiiiy d iffi'rrtil ways. When l»- A p r . 2' l . u t M : 0i ) o V I o r k . p M -ili o l r r r l.m i ly p r * id n iin n a U sei w i l l l i e h c i ' I I h y l l l o i i - H l i d M o f | H * o - hiuidlcd liy Slate Hlgiiway patrolsurplus from the market by means Palm Reach whore ho haa resid- wa* stricken. furnis tinI'onsrrvnliiiii wiry, In•> TtWatlaaM oa r w Three) i n I I n r i i l a " , l i e i l t - i l i i r d , " iiiii i • • • • I l ' h - i h r o u g h i i u l f i v e H n u t h c r i i » l u t Transferred to Fort Meyer* hy nii'ii, u-isii-d tiy members of the rd for tho past 16 veara. lie wu* li*os nil Id* liiinl fur il* hi--t r e nA tf *t e rw i l le x pI n e * n sd ei vs i d el i dr e e qp uu an lt l y p rU o- . |l ( H i l l * l i r a (III I 'N M r g l l k l . • K -rl Hlgginholhuin. chu.rman >Sllllf<ir<t j)(.,m rtm rnt , nJ (he a carpenter by trade. He I* »ur- Die Mo*t llev. Josenh I*. Hurley, prndui’tiii- pur prise, gvl* hviii-r if Ihe Fin-I* Committee, »md today, i |<iU, ' vi veil hy inn widow) two son-, I). D., Bishop of the Dloci'se of yiuld* ft mil ••lii'li urii- nnd npi'i til­ I w e n ( I n - H u u f o r d H h r i l i o C l u b n l i d '•*& . .. 4 a.l.tS 1 ........ u l l il l l' il l ,* #1*41 i « S lirllir M in s lr c U . A ll Flin t p ic tu r e i* o n e s h o w in g th e George and Hen Franklin, both Ht. Augustine, Father OTlIordun ing co*U im- lirwt-r. All llu-Mi M o r o c c o the nid) i-vt-iit lo mur the det n o n r y d e r iv e d liy tile lo c a l H h r iin w o r l d ' * l u r g e s t c r a w l e r t r a c t o r was succeeded hy th * Hev. I’ . J. of West I’alm Beach) a daughter vi*lopiiieiii* oi Hu- morning wai thing* inhl ii|i In inure furrn in- C ' l l i l i w i l l I n - d o n a t e d i n t h e H i g h M ii-rs liH d o w iiig w h s l m a y U ' 1l i e who resides in Taxaat and two Donohue, present pastor of Ht. •'Min';. tile I'ldUpM- Ilf lug nigged L ( l ,t -----------------buying power nn.l' jt,'.h;;(,r'|V„ml Kir iirVi'fornis! w o r ld '* H iiis tli's i tra c to r*. B o th Mary’s, Jui-ubseri, wlm ui in .'to this morn­ for lh -. '|'|,e Band still owe* oh CHICAGO, Apr. 7—<A’) - 8 k lr n brother*. AT LA N T A , Apr. 7- l/l’) A w e r e u s e d i n h e l p i n g t o r e m a k e norn on Jan. SO, 1880 in Lim ­ g rru ls r iippnrluiilllos Tho remains w ill be brought to ing ttuccumlicd lo sheer exhaus­ ( u n t l n u f « l u n r a f t r .ltfh l * H i ib iib b m m i *m m « i .i m i h i i want dear and temperatures Hanford on Haturday and grave- erick, Ireland, Father O'Rlordsn li'ii\ i''ih o ^ .-lu s » r o M iu c u in p u ig ii o f H u - :iH fi a e r o fa r m o f A ld e rk g s tti tion and w s i rushed to th* hot> about normal over moat of the aide service* w ill be conducted in completed Ids schooling III Lim ­ li-a c h o ra p r o te s tin g re fu s a l o f i iiiv e rs ity h e ro . pilul. For over u week tie trad been country today. v o ltT * to h ik e s c h o o l fu n d * g u m 'I I n - p h o t o g r a p h w ill a p p e a r i n luike View Cemetery by th * Iloy. erick, In 11)04, he entered Munworking duy und night on tha • Th# rain and wind storm W. I*. Brook*. • d h c u d w u y t o d a y . h>*o News Service which goes Miracle Duy pruject. lie was re­ gret College, Limerick County, to which whipped otrar the north­ I'riitcNt inccllng* were culled in Higginbotham *nld, lo all Htand- ported u* resting comfortable at study fo r the priesthood. eastern section of the country vuiiou* section* of tho mule l*y urd Oil Company custemer* In the I , ' NO ” 9AU C8Btt” ’ Father O’Rlordan received the teachers. They went ahead in ihe fiv„ HUlMi ,h,,‘ »«>crnoon. WASHINGTON, A pr. 7 - 0 T ) ~ Bachelor o f A rts Degree In men­ . ..in in .. ,i panorama of action corqparabla flien of warning* hy stulehe< n- u HlMlnbothama Job for ■] <r* The A ir Vote* atid today there tal and moral gclence, giving him to u m ilita ry campaign could ba ciul* that salaries would be haa been no tangible evidence u p th* chance to atUnd the North to now that a foreign power 1* American College In Rome in W z X S l I I N G T O N , /tp r. 7 t/P )— T h e ro s t o f b u y in g A n d e q u ip ­ ir II sending “ flyin g saucers” over the 1000. II* was ordained In 8t. John p i n g a f a r m u f * < l < - c p i * l c s u e i t a l a r e c o r d l e v e l , i h e A g r i c u l t u r e D e ­ O r e a t L a k e * , ............ i r ................ . . company s k s ^ ofjssss *w,'*™u."* (iovsrnor urged United Bute*. But, It added) lusteran Cathedral, Rome, on tiovernor Talmsdgi> lu l m a .u . iir g n in . . ‘ - i g or small. 4U National Ouarda. ■ a t1 te m p e r a p a r t m e n t s a i d t o d a y . F a r m p r o d u t l p r i c e s , o n l i r e o t h e r h a n d , a r c a h n i i l teachers not to tuke hucIi driistie ” On the other hand, there I* March 22, IBIS, hy Cardinal Stumlard Oil Company gave tho , men rqulppsed w ith walkl# talkiod, r a re 'in th e G u I f o U t a s . w it h ai-tion, no evidence to deny categorically Resphlgl, cardinal I . ,f,° K*1" " !1 pitc*L under 1$ p e r c e n t b e l o w l l t e r e c o r d r e a c h e d i n J a n u a r y . 1948. l a g o f 8T y F o r i W o r t h , ifts i andyjunder C a p t-T . „ „ command of CapL "The puupio of Georgia," ho such' a p o s s ib ility ............... wn* needed for equipment using I*. Hhl(Bt9>and T h e D e p a r tm e n t s a id th e p m c o f (a n d , m a c h in e r y a n d o th e r e q u ip ­ the late Pope Piua X. He coleHhl8(rtbunii Llsut. Lieut. Kader,/' Kader.zhM The A ir Fore* haa beets In­ brated Ms SSth year of ordina­ m e n t i s h i g h e r t h a n o v e r l i c f u r e . f *nid, "arc In sympathy w itli the that type of fuel. The 1,700 gallons iheB • A flee five tents lent* pitched nea/ ne th t vestigating ropert* >of strong*, tion thin year. ___ »ctim)l teachers and their xituu- of gasoline and the 886 gallons of And it said farm operating costs, fo ........... r high.......... coxls and ____ Inwar price*, operation. A nemiy stood on^guar MM luminous object* shooting through lll-consldererl action by ; tractor fuel were given l»y Gulf under the Flng which Imd bees Ha went to 8L Augustine In fur tho most p in t, w ill runlinue net incomes Incomes w ill be sufficiently sufficiently.i t j1 . " 1' the oklea a t ta ta m la during the IBIS from Romo to T>#com« a high again this year, although a high, the agency said, to sllow I '1" ...... ,<,uf hers would do them more i ()|| company. American Oil Com- raised ut dawn, lendinf/di m ilitary he w eather poet several Months. curate o f th* cathedral under the few costs—notably (hut nf live- many farmers to Improve their I ,l#rm *•>•»•' K'™ over u l"t>g j puny, Orange Stale Oil Company, aspect to the scene. “ Many o f the reported incidents late Bishop Kenny. Father ORIor- stock feed—w ill ho lower than financial position*. [and Seaboard Oil Company, H l g In addition, tho Sltlf^Uommu JACKHONVILLE, Flaw A p ril 7 have been definitely determined to dan received hla firs t pastorate ' giiiholhatn said. Farm wngn rate*, after ad cation Squudrun o f the Arn\y A ir high low be etemrologlcal balloons or na In -JB1S when ho waa transferred lastA * ysar. KAKI.Y NAMED a result, Ihe cost to the in­ vanring six per cent last yeur, Force under command of Capl, I f , turn! celestial phenomena,” WASHINGTON, Anr. 7 -H /IV j u la n t a lo Banfard after two years as dividual farmer w ill Im u ffretn l may decline a little In aom* urcu* KIHKNIIOWKH OPTIMISTIC S. Adams, arrived with field radl statement sold. 4N0 Beaton curato In the Immaculate Con­ by Iho typo o f farm ho I* operat­ this year, the Department said. I’resldimt Truman loday nominut. .Chicago Hlephen T. Karly,* long time K K Y W E S T . Apr. 7 - i / l ’r-G e n . pickup in a Jeep, ready to hold ception Church, Jacksonville. He ing. While livestock feeder* may Prices of seed* may averagi oil r t c C H IB ? NAM ED broadcast reports frqm all sec­ ssi ved in Sanford until 1BS0. On do better than a year ugn, oilier slightly lower. Lumber prices muy former Whito House *ecretary, lo eral Dwight D. Elsenhower, who tion* o f the big arsa fo r relay k f lie Undersecretary of Defense. W A S H I N G T O N , A p t . 7- U F V w ill tonight greet the Joint Dec. M o f that year, Father O’farmara probably w ill lie fined be down 6 to 10 per cent, but “ a t T r u m a n to d a v n o m ln s tKarly, DO, la now vice president chiefs of s ta ff o f the armed fores* Buttons WORE, Orlando aR| Rlordan was tranefarrod to 8t- with higher coata. other building material* are ex- of Ihe Pullman Company and of said today ha la “ optimistic” about WTRR, Sanford. Petsrsburg to beeoma the firs t Fnr the country a* a whole, Meted to remain at prpaent high it* manufacturing affiliate, Pull­ world affairs. Robert K. Wlthsrell, district farmers’ total coata may l>* levels. man, Inc. He is a Washington re­ Klsenhowtr, now recovering conservationist In charge o f m m , M .n ? o B 3 to C * hunk, b° u,dilt 8‘In- around B per rent lower than last. Reporla Indicate, the Depart- sident. from a stomach ailment, saw tlons, reported that tv a ry th lM IB IS . year, tha Department sold. went said, that taxes on farm proKnown to thousands o f news­ newspaper newa fo r the firs t time was proceeding smoothly i u ' t f Tha Department sold farm costa party Increased again in 1B48 for men as “ Stave” , Karly was the since hla arrival Mar. 28. Tho cording to plan. R. r . -------t . ... rnw I t - PeI behind both rU ln v and da- the f ifth consecutive year, Fur* dose confidant and press sec­ Joint c h ltfi o f s ta ff arrive In chairman of th t Seminole b o lli DormUtlcii Is* nine farm price*. thar Increase! ora consider* p o * - retary of the late Preildent Roose­ Key West tonight from Washing­ Boll Conservation group tai Dasplt# tha currant prospect* alble this year. velt. , ton. lie s Ilease • • rose H c M ) Rev.J.J. O’Kiordun Died Unexpectedly A t F o r t Meyers Bishop Louttit Tells Importance Of Agriculture Clive Minstrel Here •jH'"" l1lr;:,y 1 ' r 1'" “lll,,,r *Sa n f o r d Picture To Be* Published 1 n K y s » Service Jumen Franklin Dii'H In Went Palm Beuch Normal Temperatures Cover Most Of U. S. Teachers In (Jeortfia Threaten To Strike Cost Of Farming Reaches New Peak, Farm Agency Reports T 1"fr- ( ? m(V7I �\ .- r * TUESDAY, APRIL. S. 1§49. THE HANFORD HRRALD. HANFDRD. EI<ORfT>A" inenl limy fnlxi-ly tippi-ur In In* Administration Explains Housing Plans To Congress : B e s t tj n e a t a o 4— f Canned Tuna Takes to Casseroles mQMTm m Tliu Senate Hanking CmnmlUct’ 'I re c e n tly approved ii llm ia in g mi-unuro along tIn* liiii'a r*M|ut*Hlfil liy the I 'r m iilt ’li l, liu t It Hitiil tho goal ‘ ' ' » * « * * ■ ; fo r federal Inw coat p u l.lir Im iiaing W a y T o iU o lt . - , alinuld ho trllllllie t) i Ii i w i i In C n r, i„ i; , i. .. 810,000 over n a lx -y c a r period. s o c ia lis m FVd.-.ui e xp em iitm e a um ier tin ! IS if - UCClptllblO." l-'oli-y linked tlu> llouxi- G 'o iiilliltlei* in hI aiml liy I ’ re x h lrn t T riiiiin n 'ii ' recom m endation U nit 1,050,000 Inw coat pulillc Imiinliig mill* Ihi • Im ilt in Iht* n e x t .even yi'Jir*. . “Whore CustomcrR Send Their Friends’ | Semite low coal homing provlaloli ] WASHINGTON. Apr. 7 </l«) - miicht run iilmui $:iOH.oo.oo a The Admini.lralinn Ini,I Congicx y c n rT I,.’ .St’.mlrpr..lml.ly will In-- j ^ i.« a . n irin ill*ImIt* on it h lull noxi wi**k. lotiay that its intilti-billion dollarj o th e r nmjiir prnvlxlonn of tin* public hnu.inK and «lum clearance AillililliMttiitinii lull dial F’nley program i. not Snii.iliitn Inil lire pli'nili’il for Include: |. A vied iduot cle a ra nce p r» beit w ey to head il off, 1’ I m il , ro K lilig i i I iih i I HOME CO .M IIO l.I.r.D 17182747 218 E. FIRST ST; SANFORD, FLA. e A SUI'ERCHAN(:KT() ST()('K UP and SAVE -nr irc o -Ttv i : m i m e in i im im ii hi v m it t AI00.IMMI.000 Lathing hack til loose who liiiv** , „ y^m over a flvi*-yt*nr period "the obnoxious term of *. *J A four-yom 1 ‘Sncialiitn’ " to the program, I lo u t-1rural dwelling uml building pm j a p p lie d ink Admini.lralor Raymond C "i_. M. | Kr',ni, ,, , . ... | ,, . .. I II. AulItnri/at inn for llm lloiimng F oley in ef feel turned the u c t u ta - 1 | | (,nU. Klnnnc*' A ilm ln la trn tn r lio n beck on them. to u tiilc rtu k c lirn n il technical anil i T h e p la n , he tn lil the I tom e economic nmenrch in Imualng. Knli’ y tn lil Iln 1 com m ittee mich a Banking C o m tn illrr. would Ire " a pi i >k iiim "rreognixca dm uppropmod effective tnilw.uk ag.tin«t the ,c|rlali’ inti’i 1’mI h of privnl*’ enter-1 nf Snriali.m or ('ntirmunl-'priac, local commimitie*, anil nth- fem.” ' ''f «' V '"1 "!!!!!!!". n E,' le ^ r Pfnr the Anm ilriin pi’npli’." (n -M lc h ). who Inuglit »mli Icg iila - j Ucp. Mtmnuuy il t tlk lu r pm (Ion in (hr Rcimlili, aii-rontinlled | dieted 1,1-|,urt innn mippurt w ill! 90th ConRiett. hail •aid lilt- new ifm m bi-htiind ''a leuaonnhla puhllr A J _ ; . . ; . i . I . . I I ’’. i .ii i ,l „ I hou.ing iimK'nin ami <udi U-gi.luAdmmi.lralton lull dill look, like ...... w)||' Socialum .to me. I ..... ........ .... Foley declaredt j "T o me, the haalc a lri’rigth nf j o u r aystenr « f govi’riiiticni lien in Ita ability to nerve, mure of feel- tv e ly than nny oilier nyatein, the i Oi ' ' basic needs of the great m ajority o f the neorile M in , i,J r I I f It does not n nvi I hone in iln, thero are created the very cmnlltle tu under which soelaliatlc or eommunlslic aystems of govern O ’ K io n la il I tmm may he flxed In many ways, Dixie Lily Flour I ll|t anil s l i r la f „ur arecer, tiiilnv NAME 10 A IIIIIIK S H Tt.l.<ij«c.i 1027. lie turned St. raid's School IM T C IIIlIK K It K II.I.K.Il ' nml Church over to tho parish IIAI.DVVIN, Apt 7 (/If ,M,H. ! I foundation In IU27 nnd in 1030,, Onnloo lloowur. 2!». ,.r Cohliiinr, he gave HI. Jonoph’n Church liultil- Ky , wa- killed early today when I mg to a parish foundation. atruek by a hit-m u auto two miles I ' The present St. Mury's Catholic east of here Church, Fourth Street and F ifth County ................. V .1 Varter Avenue Houtli, was built In IIKI0 ltm| K. W Hartley said she ami under the Jurlsillctlon of Father her liiinl.niid wen- miimite to ** * , I'la iii City to plek sliawlierries Futhor O’Hlordan made soveral „ml had hitehhiked ....... Ml.hlleivisits to his homeland, his Inst hum, Ky. She was struck ns she i being Inst Summer. I stopped onto the highway in fio nt "S Surviving are two brothers uml of a ’ home where tin- couple had ■ 'll sister In Ireland. ispent the night. m/ * i s s M U H. AKET IIEEF: \ N N t j l AI.ITV t-lt \ D E 7 ll> lo 10 Hi Sizes HALF OK W HOI JO \ HEAVY \\ EsTl.lfN 36c M lilt lt K I. I .'S I'R ID E ’ \N D A I IM U t ! l f S S TAR I'D * *'IN K SAUSA(»K STKAKS: 1-|h tln- l!,c DAISY MILD K ill S IR L O IN I lit. I»!)f St/IIA ItE C l IF K S K \K.W YORK STATE At.ED ii). r>:u* CHUCK ROAST m tisK K T s n o w il l . N I P P Y C IIU IS S IC . :\:w IVESTKItN END CUTS PO R K V K .M O r il’S D K X T K It lit. LitM O I t llK I.I/ S I 'R I D E U». P'< RATH'S ii. .i.ic I I I .A t 'K I I A W K Sliced Bacon: I |I> 1‘ackogi- O n ly CHO PS, R O ASTS WESTERN PORK m eaty ItO S T O N lll'T T S \\ KSTEKN 2-lge. Inmt'hes CABBAGE CARROTS TOMATtlES...............2 clns. PASCAL CELERY......stalk RIPE WHEN t.RKEN H'ERERU YEl.I.oW ONIONS.......................2-llis ..... head LE’ITUCE no \\ IN ESA I* .....‘Mbs. APPLES KILN DRIED l IDAHO RAKERS.... Ill-ll). iih-sIi bag ft .o r i d a . ,, CAIIII, FLOWER..........2-ll»s. YAMS............. ........... :i-lhs. A S : I .im ll t h is ... .fl flour I |Mth|M»f.n r.itt | posaltillltlea. If you don't want tlin holher of making the while ! taure. a can of muahroom aoup " ."HM , , . : may he aubillluted. Tor another ,"*'v *tn ••«• f.nllinla ( liiirelii’nj pinrsdiant auballtutlon, ycu may I’eler-hurtr ami mm mi die „ „ cooke(1 r |c#l , | bow macaroni tm lf lleschen. or spaxhcdl In place of the noodles. Through lib Ifornalght, St. And If you wish In servo tho creamp ,,,,^ (;ndmlle Chiurli anil Ht.| rd tuna over toast or potato chips, |»t,uj<B School wero Imilt in l!>25.1 omit Ilia bread crumbs called for H, Catholic Church wan! In Ihe reelpo and eklp Ihn bak,)ui|t mului Inn 'supervision in i lug procedure. Just heal all tho I Ingredients In a saucepan . . . exEj|| iopt the bread crumbs . . . amt ■"[ servo over toast. Thanks to tho tin can, tuna may he enjoyed tho country over and 1 0 ft tiny hI/.i * I'litiii nr Svir-RiNliiK 1 noodlo I «tif» h u itrrril l.rrnd I'rumha Cook muiilles itc rn rilln g to illrrc llo n s on package; drain ami plant til 2 ip iu rl ensnerola. M elt butter. Idem] In sour ami salt. He* niovn fitu n best. D ia ln lim a flnli amt munhrnom llip ih t Into tneunuro; ami m ilk to im ik j 2 cups. Add :| R iuilually In flour anil fat m lxturn ami re tu rn to bent. Cook, n d rrln g , . constantly, u n til m ixture ihlekenn | nnd holla, llie a k tuna Into iilei’es and add w ilh inushrnomn ami Tahasco to sauce, thim hlnn name w ith noodles In rannerolo. Sprlnkln hu ltere il rrum hs over top In hand ornuml eili'.e o f casserole Hake lit all seasons of tho year. The tin In modi in to oven <375* K.) 30 to iits ln e r brines It processed, safe. minutes V IK I.ll: 0 smvines. (I I ) it * S ON IH IItC H A S K OF K and wlrnont na many waya na chicken. Tuna Noodle Casserole j a caimerolo main dlah that will I A’OiihCf |i.h U.t^u I i n i i n r n r a n ln |t ntl llm family romtilnea liraurtotllrH lllfl t L it I .1 - o t ih f rt r a n | . limn cliunka nf cimneil tuna, 3 lltlllt’HfUH.H'l lo iis I t liH t in s liu llr r or muahronni allcoa and egg nnodlca ii'iricnrlnn Milk ( |„ a whim sauce. Juat as canned 3 tHl>l**f|IO<llif •,| lMt"|.Or»|| 10ft This Coupon Is Worth to CENTS i • tuna IIU A N D S M O K E D PICNICS ^ „ nnci| tuna Is versatile. It'a rich In flavor and ready fo r a i ! flnY0) flavor anil lextura make It favorite service. Hero la Ibo recipe popular by lined anil account for fo r delicious the fact that It may be flxed In casserole. w»'o W o lc . ll: S!*? I.Y K K S S O U T H L A N D APPLESAUCE TOMATOES BABY FOOD BAKERITE TIDE 3-lb. 75* ||)kg 25* can i’l l PARI) l» rntiM iM p tls t’ ! W lii lu l in i w t - no. .10)1 can Dog Food ens. 2 7 ^ * | .1 m il ii r im s P ltut.se! S l n n i l i i i i l no. 2 can Special Sprayer SALE A ll H rtim ls S lrn itu -il \ N ' 1 I M I i O D H I V f O x ,i: \ ' ••- D IX I E 1. 1 1 . 1 . Y P L A IN tu t S. R F L O U R i 5 - lh s ID - Ills ^ .MillT ill l ’llpt-1- “SWANCO” Huf'-,' ('••hirnl 2 5 “>- 35c lb. G E N U I N E “SURE GOOD’’ Oleomartfarihc rgjCPxTVp jy ‘ M A Y O N N A IS E l.'lilln 3 liars 28(S PA L M O U V I NAPKINS.... 80 count pkg. O le o m a r ^ a r iiH i 'l i t i i i I0r C n lo rt’tl lb. 21< lb. 33^ 11uni h J IVIed I'itncy llulveri liars 25c PEACHES...... no. 2!^ can Litihy'a Fiiiit-y Krm l COCKTAIL....... no. 1 can Siul t Co. Hath Bar J 12c KRAUT......... no. 2J4 can /.tikly-Ililt- ’10-tw Cnn ORANGE JUICE...... ............1 7 ^ lUoxHtint TinietTitll •M & m s u d s ! " • MILK................. } cans . a vi N ESTLES B u y 1 pt. lar a! Regular Price 7*oz MORSELS csrarrv PEANUT BUTTER....... ......25c! K m f l 'n WESSON OIL •\ p in t ’• V«w• <1miih *I Take advantage of this spe­ cial limited offer to get acquainted with Durkre'e genulne Mayonnaise. A sm ooth b l e n d - c n r ic h e d with planly o f e f t s to m a k e it better. It ‘ consistency and^ilicate a n d delicate lesture l e s tu r e that that you'll yo consistency tovc In your salaus, taUccs, 4 soups a n d 'spreads. Wit A k-Wt- Try H it a n a eenl |a r first. -You must like Durkee's atse better, V you need only re- ‘ getfuine M ayonnaise turn ike-unused pint )a r to your dealer and he'll refund every cent you p a id f p r it. t f U h UfM*t ‘ n rrw . . , *iv*/rw//ei ^ & ' DRESSING snd you prafer. Hurry to your groi thrifty cnancaia yours for a llnutad this Ic Seta toda UUAIIT I 25* ‘M - . J" " V' ' (.ru d e | S P E C I A L EGGS 57*i HUI 3Lg. SALE I flN! I AU 47* Lg. 27c .\ t 3 fnr 25c Newport Fre.h W hit* LIMAS. . . TUNATi.AKEH a ; 29c 303 can 15c Sally Lee, nr Old U|ory No 2 ran v.iv. v Tontdlttea ...... 2 cana l*Dr Cumxt’K-k No. !J(MI ran TOM. JUICE HONEY da ji . ’Q l c Polk’. No. X can UH’FT 12f r S E C T I O N S ...... 2 f o r 25c areen-Qto P E A S ...... N o. 2 r a n 10c »uM i ! 7 » <iT A ; : ;•. •Flfffii.N0 pk. 5c P O R K & B E A N S ea. 10c V.-” Foam Cteiuiser | A «H • .• '- i d ; •- . M \ ■ -pTG ■n •v \ M •feT * \\ Bars 21c Argo Fancy, N o .'2 can (irnnvn, H-n'x bil. CATSUP ....... 2 Itlls. 27c HM LltB BR kTES cn. I9c l____ th M Ic Gt. 67c S IO U X B E E WJ45S-* , A Lg. 28c aO n 69c 1 fU LAUNDRY SOAR 1 I.APY IIKTTY HAI.AI) PINT L ite T- OCTAGON N ebraska Shipped u u a iit ^ I that D ufkce's genuine Mayon- 0 MN J • IB oz. 330 g tX c SunnHint MtrCX-C^ t. TywJ ' MAYONNAISE 7 t G e l !; pt. J a r fo r o n ly I i $ J2 $ lim iiiu t-t Soup 75c I .s o 1*011non .01 CASHMERE 35< 2 5 - lb s With f/./f M<ig c Mol SPRAVt R Both only lg t« . ......... QIUCOOK Kilt jars l m �’ r<»— ^ .. ... * jL " "■ * ffl-ffi *-\7/ THE '•r tlr tW D A Y , APRIL 7, 1949 ■rp* iL SANFORD HERALD. ‘ — S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ' f r ■ ■■ -tnnd I'.l.t'.t. wIll’ll l|ln if fo rm - «l |i?e*iH i h ii a \ f i t . •I*'tei i*nii II 'tilt H #*Mr* -''H f t i w ith ItU'MlMi C»'.» . Mn pi •■grain than , i , , b a sis o f econom ic •••pml "I lo ans and nnti'lm scs. , > W flC W.Mild «!••?« i ini"* „ cm sp end ing ,i . ,, , ,i In most cases. p a i il \ pi ,, . e o i- or tIt, ,c ... lln .iu im n told the e o iu iu itle cs Ih c o ther se g. e. iu any. »»f com «• In 'itiil d iie d p ii.v iio n l method would not o n ly m o t ,r i f u n n e ls , lau w ould **'t nt le ve ls ile s ig io d • r» \r .» t •t-lt ii irm it aiit*,i< give co n siiiin i s a n a l l.n u k " on im it ie u liii coim no d ifv u» much l>u> prices in g powoi as il had in a p n -vu n is III- Siinl he could g ive n.< clnse fn vo m ld o |« ih .d . u*Mallv It*"!' I I iii I in s i i us-s p u n . - o il'll.- at th is lim e a - to the A lu in d iin in g I In- |> a il'\ system , oin — cost i„ tin- ta x p a y e rs of ••perilling 'h r I'1'" ' " " " ''I - i up u total l i M M S \ l l I t.. \ | - i low p io t.i„ n i. H ill ho te ll co t- fa rm u " ' 1 ■* g“" l d . - i g m - i |i..n g II. III. I n n | ' \ ..f I i.»ripu »t ilt i f i * m ill it u . miM I** U"*4 M in i ••out" n irt.. .!»•..«. at n * ,|.» »,».».»• '» ,i • •*slr»v *• -i.l 'irn tntili't Mm- |»i .*h«*i i ( |»i.*^uii»i H llirh ••nviitir |M .w i a - i« Itml »•' • ,i iii ..*•*» f t 'P ic \iliiim i« t rut inti p l.t xtmiM M ir I " * ! *»»• *' »■ 'f »*. |»M'V»o.i» S , v ii i It. w m UmhisI i f lilt I ii hi w iiii'tliM .I ..f i lr l i' i ll!-v r :» i !•••••••■• In ••!(»• i \%i*t*Uc xxith Mu ..f i: . / ;H.i. •' itnud.i iiiittivilt | n u «« ni t c t iiin s w inch Mi»' m in im u m tM*'»•»»*•■ ijnnl fm I'.L'nl i Itlilei II. 1d ill » ) . h«» •I, ,. ... Tu rn xvnuM l»» a im 'll |*i•••ini'* i a Till* it** Mu •»\ •i a « r L i i \ ii i i ; |mu 'll tic iin.t H. h. I is (•il.. |. n * d X I' |I X 1. ,l| pi tw vit pi "if i m u if* •*n i» iiir* •••lh in 1 . . ..id ' tv. I*' Id l'd 1 .11 1 ' l l . 'pm ily** p in e iy*t»»ti, w ith p i••• pt*tin«l t*lf 11mi\ . i ' \ d<» •I ii ****! •* u n til i i i i («,»mI. in iiimh ? eitiM'4, I ’ ml' t Mn 1*1.111 Of fit »mi l««i i i i * l'< ........ .1 It ' I f .. [ ;Mt iw i «:« nt «»f Mm Pm PLIOL-Lif . iku.il. _Lui U a ii__kVuuiU—liu j >«*••» .1,. . it el. In' rin i •*mi *i i i »'•• » lit ... the , , 1 t»H* i j llitliv lain ill plMilllctM # 2 *».*J^I.(DMI,nnn•i Hid ,.f * : | , n i ••(uni,linn in 1•:* «r.l 1 1••1 . '• 1 ' ,'.1 x .i.d ! I n -it mi 11 •itI in* ct | m Mm r a l l y w ith a •nit» .mill in •I v\ i* li * . \ I V ii l fm in p i» n :i j iiiw , M ir I ' .ih harm Plan fInf Lakeland f iS g jW^WflSHIH6T0H Talk i MARCH OF EVENTS -------------- ____. Spain's Chancs of Admission ! Administration Doaf to Plea To Atlantic Alliance Slendor | Pact Should Include Spanish t LAKKLAND. Apr. 7-</T> -The ^ T a f t- H a rtlc y law rnrnc In for nn^ d h * r lambasting at tin* Hlorldn Federation of Labor convention1 • here today—thlx time from an old foe Senator IVpper (-F lat. Pepper aald nil the "dire prediptiona" he nnd others hnd made i of thp Inw “have proven true hy experience." " I t deprives the workers of their conatltntlnnal right* of po lltlcal action. It has caused more, not less, strife. It has Impeded p i n i o n organization nnd utrnngli-d H in to n protection. It has kept workers down while ttrlriM \vmt_ lip. It has choked free collective bargaining.” Pepper spoke hy telephone front Washington, loud speakers carrying his words throughout thr auditorium. This was the Inst ■lay of the nnnunl three-day meet­ ing. Hr admitted It was uncertain whether the Administration effort to repeal the Inw would succeed at this session of Congress. If the attempt falls, “you o n ­ going to have to finish your Joh In 1060" hy electing more prounion congressmen. Pepper snid. Just before Pepper spoke the convention was reminded that In­ is up for election ngaln next year. "It Is up to l.uhor In Florida to see that Senator Pepper, m s of S p e c u l to C t n t t t l P i r n W AS H IN O T O N Demands o f some Republicans tha t Spain be asked to Join the N o rth A tla n tic S ecu rity Alliance as soon as member nations sign the p a rt and the Senate ratifies It are co llid in g w ith deaf a d m in istra tio n ears. OOP rlnlntH that a " r e b u f f to O enersllsslm n Francisco Franco m ny alienate the Spanish d ic ta to r and ideer h in t tow ard co-operalio n w ith Russia ti, the rotd w ar are b lu n tly discredited Aa fa r as the United States w ill go tow ard B ra in In the next few months w ill he to re tu rn an ambassador to M adrid th a t fa r nnd no fu rth e r. The fT D , A F I, nnd oth er labor groups generally have condemned Franco's an ti-la b o r policies In itin n t r il-----i r r m r - r n t m ----- |VdlU(-nl (Troops have upbraided I lie M adrid regime ns th r "Inst r r ll r o f F a sc ism ." A ll Ibis has contributed m a te ria lly to th r adm ln ls tra tim ra "hands o ff" policy tow ard Spain P riva te ly, n d m ln 'n lrn tln n sources say II Is not necessary to coddle Franco. T h ry are convinced that should the cold w a r become hot. he would lake Spain In to a conflict against Russia a t qu ickly outside th r A tla n tic P a rt as Inside Tha Spanish C iv il w a r laid the foundation fo r an everlasting hatred o f the K re m lin liy Franco and Francisco franco Ills governm ent. • • « • • • A IR C O Vr.R FOR I lf iO C H IN A Russia has derided to divert a goodly number o f Its 2n.00n-plane A ir Force In form an a ir rover over the Chinese Com m unist arinlca This spells additional Irouhls fo r Ihc Chinese N ationalists who have v irtiirslly no a ir force (1*n C ln lrr C h rnn nnlt. h rro rn m m tim frr o f the K lyln j; T ljf^ r* who, tin paid vnlnnt** m, R lavnl off Mir Jit pit n r nr h rfp rr W orld W ar II, LaboV’a g re atest frie n d s ,' is sent I ftnrt* him self in s spot He Is try in g to build up the meager a ir lia rk to W ashington, sniil W illia m streng th o f China A M cSorlcy o f the AFI. l.nh or l.enIt Is anticipated that tile Chinese Com m unists w ill soon go Into ^ g l i e fo r P olitica l K diica tlou. "W e a new offensive In ta p iu re southern China W ith Russian h a rkin g m ust rew ard him fo r his e ffo rts and a ir po w rr. the new- oftenslvr prohahly w ill succeed fo r L a b o r." T h a i means the K rem lin's tint p o litic a l llngem w ill extend rig h t In Pepper also spoke lit le n g th on the Pacific's s h n ir not fa r from Japnn and the Am erican occupathe proposed na tion al health Intlon troops under f<cn Douglas M a cA rth u r. siiranco plan. . » » • "Home doctors n r r not w iljin g to f D K V IO t'M JO H N I.. Coal op e ra to r* read significance Into John give un the present system. Pep- j . t.cw la' order n ftlrlu llv ending the tw-o-week "m e m o ria l'' w o rk per said, "h u t they are un in fo rm e d stoppage of tnn.nno n .in -ts and are not tieing told the whole They believe II may u ltim a te ly he construed by t^>wls as a BO-day tru th hy the A m erican M edical n n |(pr , he KO Vfrnlnrnt r r f,u,r r ,, by , hB T a ft-H a rtle y law of • • "The" tr u th Is that th is proposed le g isla tio n docs not take aw ay the rh n lro o f the doctor the p a tie n t m ny desire, nor w hether the docto r w ill accept the p a tie n t fo r tre a tm e n t." » ----------------------------------• ♦ C3 A U A m e r ic a S I t 0 CK hh *° reopen the m in er*' con tra ct. T his would mean th a t negoHaUona fo r a new l l i l f l so ft coal wage agreement m ig ht open Mnv ** n , r '" n t r a c t expires June 30 Under the existing pact, tu'w ls has to give Ihe operators .10 days notice o f te rm in a tio n o f the contract The T -H s ta tu te requires an e xtra 30 days' notice to the governm ent. However. Lewis' h itte r , hatred o f the Inhor s ta tu te lends him to shun d ire c t compliance j ti.stead, he m ig ht choose to regnrd his March 21 Instructions to unions o f the United M ine W orkers to stay away from w ork * ° r *w ° weeks ns adequate com pliance w ith the T - lt notification piovlalon. * • • Of Aged Whiskey i ^ I.O N K LY N R tV AM IIAH.MAtMIR— When M rs V ils v s Pandit. Ind ia's new amhnasnilnr to the U nited Htales, a rrives In W nshlngt in, * Reported Doubled 1 she ... w ill Itm l few fem inine colleagues In the diplo m atic circle Mrs. WAHIIINtiTON. Apr. 7—J/V»— The first wave of post-war made whiskey will nrurly double ihe nation's "aged" stork this fall putting n •lainpcr on prices. Whiskey distilled after V.J day then will begin renrhlng the uge of four years, meeting Ihe inA duatry’s ilcscripllun of "aged" and ^ uuallfying for ttottled-ln- bond Inhcls. The fall flood of four-yeui-old whiakey will lie ulauit fit.lklO.IHMI gallons strong, Internal Revenue lecords showed today. Total slocks of aged whiskey on bund now lire only nl.m il fifi.OOO.OUO gallons. 'I lie 61,000,000 figure allows for about a 2h pm cent loss from leakage and evaporation finni the liH.UOU.lNIO gallons put into Imiidrd warehouses in the full of IIU 6. A n o th e r (16,000,000 ga llo ns (a fte r le aka ge-o xup oralio nl w ill enter the aged class during 1060 Home of the new four-year-old ‘ whiakey will l>r left in the laurel for still further aging, of course, hut the effect of the rest on sup­ ply quantities and consequently on Ihe price situation already has cast shadows before it. Home lending whiskey concerns recently trimmed prlres un cer0 tain brands anil also came out with new hranda of aged straight whiskies priced under previous level* ami aimed nt competition with prime tdeuded spirit*. I ’nn dlt Is the llrs t woman to head a d iplo m atic mission In tho U n ited H tntrs. N e x t ra n kin g woman on Ihe d ip lo m a tic lis t nAw Mrs. Fandlt Is M n rg ll Odcscidshl. counselor n t the H ungarian M ambassy. Htrong c o rd ia lity between the tw o female a n a w i N *r dlnlom ata la u n like ly. Mrs. P andit has served aa Russian* In d ia '* ambassador to Moscow fo r mnre than a year. Hhe become hostile to Russia and Its satellites, o f which H u n g a ry Is a leader. The p e tlle Indian w-oninu m ay find more In common w llh Panam a'* A n ils Ramirez, who recently Itecarne flra l secretary of the Pana­ m anian embassy a fte r a long career In l^stln Am erican diplomatic, •ervlca . I Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! •y W IlllA M RIM j _ _ C r i i o j / / ’f e w W r i t e r | A T O K Y O T i l IK K has la te ly > husn t borro\»e.| that old A bb ott | been spe cia lizing in II 15 sw iping and C o s te llo gag " W h o ia k n v ic h I o f inng underw ear off clothes. on llrst haseakl ?" 1 tinea F v ld e n la lly , lie la another w h o doesn't believe in those p re d ictio n s o f an e a rly summer I f T h r l i f t r t r f wonfenx t o h h r t i% t t i l l y i v i,c o u n t. A t r . n l . if zeem t, a o l g iv e 0 t o a c h i t r n tu rn . f f I Manager Stalin ta n lin u a i ig revam p h i, lin e u p . M o il think the M oicow Radi am In far a laugh urn ion. ♦ • t In fact, the Reds' b a llin g order Is so Jum bled up it's a wonder aome Soviet co m edian In S y m th r In t h ir e hre o m r t h r Oulx h u t n r in. i g n n — thi% t im e i n t h r h o o t r g n w . 1 1 j In Canndn. n bay o f (brae hrnka la varn l a t h i, grand, m other'! lib , |u it by hugging bar. W onder hew many fa o tb n ll iie u t i have contacted Rap. I I * > Y*l* university coee-nlUee plsnr. \ r study drinking habits st Amariceft college* 'raturday nights afte r biy grid gams shouldn't cmicf. 1 ' ■ j J ' | r I FINIKIIEESK j a A S S O C I A 11 STO W E SPtCWS! 20H K. IHi ST. I’llONK IflflA H IT •0 & i * 'o ii-a i,, ( ‘H:k sk | 1 A lone «i-dci in w h ile stiin ds h e lp le -d y and w n trlic s flum es ....... | f »nm lh " « "u lo w s nod ro o f o f HI. \nth..n> < H o sp ilu l. I tfii.g lm in , III., w hich was di'slni.vi-d w ith it fc m *d lo s - o f -.txix liv e - I'u t i-c ••! the fire w a - not u n in e d u illy iltdetm m ed \ •h.-< k ••I !•••nl lio -iiilu l-. t a n il refu g es showed Mint fi'J of tin- 112 |iatieul-> who wen- in Mu! h o sp ital have I*•*•-1• .»•-•,*nsi<«**l for \io o io . Ihe v ictm wen * igl*' 1 in f a n t - M niosl a ll of till ii'v iv n is Iiffe ie d tunn ■ » i i i . . | . u l.otu- . Incurred when iliey |iiui|.< d from » m . U , and file • ■ if, " • '" 1 " l it O • in 1 «I••<• • , I i n a lm u iili 1 in r I • h if 1 , it 1 " \i Locker Plant I( ll- W - I3 th SI Sandwich Dread I'h m ii- l.'IIS If you c a n ’t «o t o the c o u n try , let “ Y o u r Locker H u n t” lir iim flu* coun­ t r y ’s choicest foods to you Aim l»A AS •II ( olorcd Olco 25 V ei •! S h o w n T rv u m e u t loiif w ith t h i s fine griiile CHOPPED BEEF 55* Cook tip 11 h |«mv w i t h t h i s f in e g r a d e •STEW BEEF |A NO i . 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I!)c Iflca l Doj; P’ood 2 cans 27c I h-lllgiill Soap I'o w d c r Irur. pkur. 21c Fab lr«r. pltR. 2Kc l h -tiii’.in Soap P’lakcs r JUT-'*' lr«: plu;. 2Hc �\ . • T H U M D A Y JLFR ^Tj I E ^ TUB SANFORD H ltA L D , 8A N T0W X FLO RIDA fht Sanford Herald GORDON P U R _______ I M M M Mh M N I t H l E S I P I ION MATICx' UT C a r r i e r -------------------------Dm M aatb _________ _ X H r** H » i U ______ __ , i IU N a a t k a _______________ H i H i r t I * la • i a t a l x r a t <ka I w a i l a n t l*raaa a U t l la aarttla* asrlaa^ ralr la iba aaa ta r raaaXIIratlaa a t all Ifca local aawa »H a )»4 la ibla a r m ra re r, aa wall aa all a m * tU M itk aa . Farming In Turkey Turkey, one of the world's backward nations, haa turned toward progress and is trying to step out and become more productive agriculturally and industrially. According to Charles B. Enlow, agricultural attache of the United States embassy at Ankara, a beginning is beIng made in thn recent establishment of large mechnnized farms. V irgin soil Is being cultivated by the use-of tractors, combines, trucks and. other machinery. The labor Is per­ formed by native villagers who arc rupldly learning the techniques of handling and repairing the machinery. The aim is to Increase greatly the production of grain, a market­ able crop, which could help to finance future industrial deve­ lopment. The agricultural advancement In Turkey-is intended to produce food for export, and therefore Is a help In tackling the problem of feeding the rapidly growing population of the world. Such exports as the project yields probably will be small, but they are particularly significant because the Turks hnve hitherto Isdonged In habits as well ns in rnclal origin to the Moslem world, which takes little interest in the prosaic pursuits of export agriculture. The Customer's Day THURSDAY, APR. 7. 1919 3 IB I.II v i t lt n it TDD AT The ciiHlfimer’H slay must really be returning when automobile manufacturers h<’giu to play tag among them­ selves In cutting prices. It has been only a few montha since they were lagging each other with price increases. In the broad general fleltlH of things most people want to buy, the automobile industry has been the last to catch up w ith the When is a salrs tax not a sales market. tax? Answer: When Governor War.... ..a . i, r i .................. In conned Ion with the general movement toward price rcrripii tax on retail^a'lrs" * reduction, the question is Iteing ashed more and more freqnently: Does this mean a recession is beginning? It does N olr In list- New York Giants: not necessarily mean any such thing, and if the (trice cut­ Mr. P rlr Notion, spoils editor ol ting has been started at I he proper point in the business the Tampa Tribune, who K"l his cycle, it may lie a strong influence to prevent a recession, to n Oh die .Sanfoul Ileiald,"points Price cutting is an ancient and effective menus of stim ulntoul that since I**27 rveiy wotltl; iUR buying. ronipelllion is relum ing to the business o f making and champion ban-hall team, except Cleveland's, has trained in Florida. selling goods. This will mean prices, display and services aimed at attracting the eye o f the buyer. It is reasonable to When it it hay and when it it believe that ntuny a customer, grumbling and unhappy since , not? Wall, Stcffan Andrews, the the war, will return to the market place to enjoy the new newspaper writer, hat it figured atmosphere. A Princeton professor wrote a hook about the Direction o f Hu­ man Evolution. This Is It. We ara new creatures. Ho we might walk also In newness of life.—Rom. fls-t. out (h it the A ir Force't recent "heylift" to aid the cattlemen dur­ ing the tecenl bli/rard cost the ’ American taxpayers $100 a hale. And that, he adds, ain’t hay. Other counties beiidei HilUborough which have been increas­ ing their lex burdens during the pest few years include Dade where Miami is located. There the county taxes have increased 207 percent in the last four years, and will take another jump this year. As­ sessments have been increased from $50,000,000 to $75,000,000 ami a tnillage increase is rxperled soon. What ran happen when a hos­ pital catches on fire is adequately illustrated by the accounts of the Effingham, III. St. Anthony’s Hos­ pital fire which took the lives of 50 to 60 people the other day.. Complete reports on that (ire, its causes and effects, the absolute helnlessness of the patients caught within the building, should be read by ell concerned with hospitals and public affairs. Governor Warren's pionosrd gross receipts tux Is so small, he seems to think, that merchants would liu .t difficulty passing it un to the public. Still, merchants have not been known to be over whelmed hy that difficulty in the past and usually find tome meant of surmounting the obsttclr, how­ ever great. And betides, what starts out as a Vk of I percent tax, perhaps too small to be noticed, can easily grow into a 2, 1 or 4 percent lax, even at the 7 cent gasoline lax we now enJoy started out at a I rent tax. Just how liberal are we die |*o>le ol pU fayway? When the paopli Georgia got a chance Tuesda] vole for a $46,000,000 "dream" plan lo improve schools, hospitals anti public welfare, diey voted againit it, not by any narrow mar jj'im.but by about three to one. hi . tori county (Atlanta) where the people are supposed to be more progrrulvft the vote was seven tu one against. Of course, the trouble with the proposition was (A IM t it hiked tha nvef-all tax bill by about 42 percent. Of course. the people want public improve menli, but not if they have la pay for them. We wonder bow long the. Stop R unning! "Thn itlcnl man in hi* own hunt friend mid taken delight in privacy." — Arintotlo American people are becoming more and more like the Red Queen in "Alice in Wonderland," who had to keep run­ ning in order to atay where she wan. The hectic tempo and ntaHH activity of the buHine** world have Hpread into all phdHUH of modern life. People have forgotten how to h I o w down, how to be alone. How often, during the furloun activity of the week, we think of all the thing* we wil^accompliHh on the week end . . . reading a hook we have long heard about, taking care of uufininhed correspondence, putting uur hmi*e*— literally and figuratively— in order. Hut when the week end arrive*, we find ournelveH hurrying to purtloH to which we xlo not really want to go, being .swept up hy u dozen nodal ohllga tlon*. Finally there in nothing left to the week end hut the beginning of another working week. But the "Ideal man" whom Arintotlo dcncribed, indeed, thn healthy man in thl* or nny other generation, allow* himnelf Homo tlmo for hid own thodghtH. lie I* able to behave nH a social Iwlng Svhen he I* in noclety hut he i* not nfrnid of hid own company. Ho knows that each day he mu*t give Home time to contemplation—that is, to looking over hi* action* of tho day andI ecomparing thum with hi* Intention*, making constructive plan* for the-future and *imply being himwclf. The problem, of cour*e, I* where to find the time or the place to he alone. Hingcm and muMiciuu* are fortunate, for their work compel* them to tuke time io *tudy and practice, and time to re*t before performances or concert*. If nuiaiciun* find *uch relaxation u help, then I think men mid women In tho bunine** world would too. Tnku a little tlmo before that next conference to let your mind run away from office cure*. Break the boredom of u routine Job, now and then, with n few minute* of "escape" thinking. I f you hnve tlmo left over after lunch, take a walk, and day­ dream or window-shop ns you go. Prlvncy of this sort can he found hy any man. And each of ns must find it if he I* to rcmnln a conHi*tcnt and sane individual with u normal, huppy noclul life. —hy l.ily Pon* phaso of evil. James McReynolds every "Our great Way-ahower, Chrlal had u clear realisation of Gives Lecture On Jesus,' Ira# lielng l**rause he was able to the difference In-tween the Christian Science discern false netme of existence which tha im illiim lnnl Ituinnn mind entermini* and eternul and harmonious James Harry McKeynnhl* CHB lielng, which in iierceptllite onlily to of Dallas, Texas gave a lecture on the aplrlttiallxed or Chriat -llluChristian Hclence entitled "Christ Ian Hclence: The Revelation o f ^ " H o i i n e a a . Mindful of Man’s True Kelng" at tha South- h** . ".°nxhlp with God, he epoko elile Primary 8chnol amlltriVlum «n with ’ authority and was khlo to Tuesday night. The lecture was prove that works which seemed sponsored by the First Church of miraculous to the multitudes were divinely natural to the son of Cod. Christ, Scientist. Jesus kept tha distinction clear Mr. McReynolds spoke in part between his human selfhood and os follows) the Christ which he exemplified, "A s we look about us today, we and his teachings imlicatn that h j sen a need for a more abundant expected his followers tu do thla sense of life —a clearer rtallxa- also. On one occasion a young man tlon of tho dominion with which In him with a question, actNew Deal tax burdens would lest I lie man of flod’a creating la en­ came dressing , him (Matt. IB tlfl) aa if they were submitted to a popu- dowed, Man’s function la to mani­ "flood Master." Before answering fest trua being, and It la plainly Ur vote. the question and In order to hay> avldant for the most part that man­ those about him recognlxe thla _ kind la not experiencing thla trua Ail long as avgryone else is having ference, ho said (versa 17), "W hy l/f.-»’ »- —v f- " * i his say fbout the Tourist-Csntsr. we might as well toss ia our two .worth. It seems to us that the tile that can be made of this I. the better it will be for ommsmity as n whole. That’s it is thaw for. to be used. To - ’• f e s J t e iL S : ..... uta to large or mow) all ‘ at least a to avoid conflicted Min hour* m i day. o l I t * me o f f Urge, •e <w to be .. .To* U■ vn 2hi*i A edV I r "men0 on#< « #*• ilU i. otherwise, men woiJJ y w a “ m in hut mHil r#ftlM»t f r l», t0 God," . human be expressing ■renter froadom , from poverty, slcknca*, and uthor ."Tho Chriat, which tha earnal phases of die■cord. ...Ind eould not and does hot com"1 am confidant that ah bt* prebend, la understood I* C hrliHava In ona supreme Cod w !,tla n Bcienea (Science and .Health, concede ------ that He ia tha source of BW) to be "tha dlvln# being I thertfora It can ba said t b i t £ t |on o f Hod," which ta.tl a ll real being amanatea from H lm )Ua| or incorporeal idea of and la maintained by H|pj. [come* to receptive nua SMea God la infinite, the only i sclouencsa and r e m i t tbaHlodUka being (her* M or cpn be la in Him. nature of man’a true being. Jeeua St. Paul haa w ritten In'the eevaa* | WH the Way-ahower) b * It through and mova, and hat* oer ha- than through tha human Ji balng to li N * r r e r — * ■" " THE WORLD TODAY Russians Gesture At Peace Offensive LATEST GIVEAWAY PROGRAM fly D EW ITT MACKENZIE Having ilgnad_ tha 12-natlon Atlantic Defani Defanalve Pact w# lmmediately come up against the uncomfortable b u t unavoidable question of how It Is to be lmplemented i f there Is aggression.. We have part of our answer In blunt Army Day addresses b y ' high brass from qur m ilitary es­ tablishment. With a unanimity I which could only be Inspired! they made It crystal clear that j American troops must be station- ' e<| in Eurppe so long aa the cold war lasti. Doe* that shock you! Well, It shouldn’t, though It certainly Is a disturbing thought. There’s no use building a handsome auto­ mobile body noay If you don’t put an engine In It. An Atlantic Alliance without lu rkin g would be Juat so many senseless words which wotdd hnvo the hollow sound o f ; hammering on an empty rain-bar­ rel, Secretary of the Army Knyall ■ put it like tills In Chicago: "We could not win a . w o rld ' war In a matter o f daya or weeks | or months. Nor In the foreseeable: future could we achieve victory j by standing on our shorea and, throwing rocks or rockets or any - , thing else ncross the seas." Itovall, and other high m ilitary ' officials, warned that America can’t afford to let European ground forces bear Dm brunt of any lightening ntturk on the con­ tinent. The secretary said the At-1 hint I.- Pact nations are bunking on nil American army overseas,, and also on It. H. equipment fo ri for their own fighting forces. I (Tlie supply of equipment Is *nM to lie one of Washington's lm-1 mediate alijectives.) lie di-clareil (lie D. H. A. bus Die lie-t army In it* history, hut: " I f in Die first stage of any future war we should lose nil foothold on the Eurasian continent and In North Africa, then vic­ tory if achieved at all-—would require til or l!ll years of war— or perhaps more." General Omar llrailley, Army Chief of Htaff, speaking in New York City also rejected uny Idea thut, case uofi uattack, Eurou iu i| iin ll u n i n, n n n ** pran ground forces should hear the hrunt while the United .States devoted its initial efforts to air strikes. And he pointed out that -‘at present the balance of m ili­ ary power is centered in the U nit­ ed Slates, .1,000 miles from the heart of Europe." As a matter of fart, since we must maintain a Mg standing Army anyway, there Is no speriul hardship Involved In having some of It stationed In Europe. Actual ly It would ho a vulunhlc peace time assignment for our men educationally. And, of courar, their pretence would he calculat­ ed to leseen tho chancre o f war. Scretary Royall said he didn't hclleve war was Imminent, and that he didn't mean h it talk to sound warlike. However, he thought the (test way lo prevent hostilities Is to let it he known that America Is ready for them. Thol'a a thought which it may ho useful to carry a step further. If there Is war It won't lie hecauso of th Atlantic aPrt hut despite It. Tho pact is oxpt-cted hy the BERLIN, Apr. 7—W*)— The Russians mads two moves last night in contradiction to their re­ cent actions and statements but responsible American officials saw no indication the Soviet ab tituda was softening. U The Russians sent soma o f Du-lr top officials to an American party In honor of Arm y Day and they partially lifted their hen egalnst the ellied-sponsored west mark In this cold war city. But Berliners who picked up to day’s Kusslan-control'cd newspap­ ers certainly noticed no change. They saw the same old Com­ munist propaganda accusing the Americans and British of every thing from war mongerlng i ' tireless airlift bringing food ami supplies over tho Russian block­ 'u m T /M K t* ade. YOOT*** STRIKE F.NDH WASHINGTON. Apr. 7—(/!•) Washlngton’a 25-hour newspapei blackout is over. Striking A F L pressmen who he gan a surprise wildcat walknut nt, n I’. M. Tuesday returned to w n rlil I at 7:05 I1. M. yesterday on orders of their international president. The quickie strike halted publica­ tion of the Washington Tost, the Evening Star, Ihe Times-Hrrnld nml the News. ■ 'SS.Tr ACTORD REACHED WASHINGTON Apr. 7 Gib The foreign ministers of i hiHulled States, France and l l r i • tshi iodev reached "an accord ir-^ principle" an German prohlem-F *♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ :: Or. C. L. PerwinH | 0 I*T ()M K T R 1 H T 1 - l!» * « M H l m l - ( l U u n U lt r a Iln u r * S -IS , I-ft Mat. H -IX ’ A lls M lIr V atlaM al I I n m I* N N i Pbaae see - FOR DOUBTERS ONLY W e request that only those who “don't believe in Newspaper read the following Idler: fiU.'l Vincil Street, Mobeiiy, Mo. April 1, 1919. signatories to he a powerful deter rent of war. Thus It may become the medium for creating a morn conciliatory spirit. po Ity that, once it Is clear the cold war Is at a stalemate In Europe, the East and West may tie side to solve some of their differences. As I reached this point hi our column the following news dis­ patch was laid on my desk from ilerlin : High Russian offlccra came lo an American Army Day recent Imi for the fire t time since Ilerlin was divided In two. Apparently they had changed their mlnda ahout the party at the la«t minute. Huch high Russian officials had not attended any such nllled gathering alnre they Imposed the blockade on Berlin and walked out o f the four power rounclle. Key to the Rcripturea" by Mra. Eddy (p. 4(18), there are tu he found oeven synonymous terms for God which express Ills fu ll ami complete . nature. I.lfe la one of » ' i r n t (i tho i n v others t i t i i r t n are H rr n i u m , Hplrlt c i|ii them Mind, Hold. Principle, Truth, and Love. "Tu understand Llfo wa must search the Scrlpturce. The Hlhle Is known ns the Rook of l.lre i and there is hardly a chapter In its Inspired pages which does not reveal aeiMi ann Life, m iit ) not ii i >i only w ill/ eternal, v iv i im ii hut (Iml aa as the source of creator of tha universe. It emphailies the Im­ mortal fa rt that Life 1s Infinite, complete, and itlf-iu sta ln e d ami that there ran be nothing above or outside of this Infinitude. From the r m lM lo n o f the nature'of God as L ife it becomes evident that Hplrlt, Life, la fundamental and underlies all reallt;ty. " L if t , God, being omnipresent, ia universally expressed) spiritual ex­ istence, true being, la therefore universally exprcxied. H ie re !i Tfroto nothing nsarer tp man than L lf( because Life and balng ara Inssp arable. There la no wav fo r hli to get out o f or away from U f i and nothing unlike Life can ent disturb or deittroy his ba nes U fa Is real, tha logical satrttual fact must be arcepti that death, tha opposite of Life, unreal." Advertising The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. Hear Sira: "It pays to advertise" is true when folks put an ad in your paper and folks like us read it and come 1,400 miles and buy a home the afternoon of arrival in your city. T hat is w hat we did. The real estate broker of San­ ford who made the deal for our home was: C. A. Whiddon, Sr. and The Sanford Atlantic National Bank show­ ed us every courtesy. So afte r buying a home in your town we expect to become residents in the near future. Enclosed find a one dollar hill for which again enter our subscription to Tho Sanford Herald. Very sincerely, Mr. and Mra. S. W. Wade, 633 Vincil St., Moberly, Mo. P. S. While in your city we stayed a t the Valdea Hotel and are very much impressed with the people of San­ ford and tho climate, and think it will be a grand place to live. Note: Rlnce publiahlnv our "Tourlxt Edition" wo have received tumieroua letter* from perron* in all parta of the United Staten expressing Interest In Sanford and a dealra to come here and live. B CROSS BURNS NASHVILLE, Tsnn. Apr. 7 mt can ant** tru a ! Jadimptivti Chriat, (A V -A 15-foot cross waa burned ia or gavarx It. A ' Mary Bakar Eddv. tha Dlaeavarer Mat plight sear the sits a proastro housli 1901, p. I I ) , o f town I and saved, and l ' vi A white wife n# ,W SR ijiv THE SANFORD ■ * * • 71 . ‘ H • * n ' / f,VcXT' ^ Sir. ■ ■Sm .-m S K �....... ................................................. 9 % K BANfdRd HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA T H U R S D A Y , A P H lL ir , 1 9 4 9 , amm t r A H O llN ir tT ie Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor Social Calender t iic k sil a y Semlnnlc Chunter No. 2. • > K S. will meet ut the Alasonie Hull itl H;<W I*. M. The T. K. I.. Clan* of the First liaptist Church will meet at 7 :3U | ‘. M. ill the classroom. FTUDAY PAGE M rs . ....... . 175 'In d e n t* pa rticip a te d I Mr. and Mis. .1 .1. Cate* left in the pre*entntinii of the .lunlnr , Tuesday for HaitiIl.eh Seliool aiiliii.il Sprint. Frol Ir* j > . .peml sonic lime. pie-cnted on Apr. I in toe school, a.idltoriuio at S lMI I*. M. The on* • Mr. and Mr*. A. .1 Peterson I tn e production win* under the ill* 1spent last week in l.in re ln to n , leelion of Mr*. tV. (I. Fleming. t Ga. a* guests of Mr*, Peterson'* The first portion of the pro- 'f a th e r , J. K. Henson. iriani was composed of a piny, "Henry’* Mail (Inter Wife", a one I Frlend* will lie *oi ry to learn a d farce. Those taking the innin John Saids is ill a n d 1 pa 11* won* Kdwiii.l McCall. Duvli that Mr*. i t he ttn t trant' m rre Mrmnrhtt t i o i i a i i l , Hotinle Anderson, l.utiixc I'l i n f i n r it t ( Irlando Hospital Snllie II a r r i * o n Chapter. Daughters of the Ameririm He -vrdutlun, wnt~ m r r t wit h Mr a : T ~ j;. ('.lenienta, tSOII I’ark Avenue, m ! It. nioo C arol l.nis hell and Johnny 3:00 I*. M. All visiting daughter* *< oi ler. Mh* Dorothy Klleti Jaimiie* anil are invited to atleiol. | I lie seventh t’ la ile alee d u ll The Sanford Towiiaend Club will , pieseuled several selection* uc- Ml*.* Margaret Jainioe* of Tulinmeet lit 7:30 I’. M. Ill the lourist I..ll|i<|»aitii*<l hy Kli/nheth Ann l.assee have loea the recent guest* Center, flume* nod rufreehioent ...... i,. a ...................... . "Tom Haw- of Mr. and Mr*. John D Ahrawill he enjoyed following the Ini ' I v,.," in,dm|ed I'hylli* Hhuilie*. ham*. iness meet lint. I Kli/nheth Ann liooeh, Tommy Friend* of Mr*, Clarence Smith The Mlnio'ii t'iiele of the Sun S|ieor, Knsetnnry darner, Florenre font flinden <3nh wll' meet at lh e | |.„,.„|,nni (hill., l.ee, Polly Grit- will he glad lo learn llmt *he I* home of Mr*. .1. N. Axxnrello, j Killian Phillip*. Darlene resting comfortably after un oper­ 25 Id Sanford Avenue, at I•IMIII. \,|ani*, l.yiili ltniiler*nu. Millie ation on I hiI I i eye* performed nt the Ornngc Memorial lln*piiul in A. M. H ardy. Iliim illo u lli*hee. F ra n k ­ Circle* of the Sanford 1Garden lin liedenhaiiKh, C a lvin W ri|(h l. flrlaudo, l(e*ull* of the operation Cluli will meet as follow*: Axulcii Also Nancy C o n k w rlg h l. M ar- will lie know in several day*. Circle with Ml*. Al limit and mu, ,.el, M ... orrison, M a ty A nn W ilke , Mr*. W. P. Chapman, Mrs. ticMr*. .1. I.. Clark; Oviedo Circle nt 11| „ , | ml„ F ly n l, Kloise lle iilo n , tavia Itumhlcy and Mrs. ('. F. :|;0» I*. M. with Mr*. Janie* I ee; I Hetty J e ll, lliik u r , Mary Ann Central Clrele al I(>:00 A M | Tin -1mu Myers, Gloria C dlins, Jti Ill alum have i d o m e d fium Hurwith Mr*. Ira Southward; Dill . \mi Minne, Delherl Aluiey, Iluy- gaw, N. C. where they attended Gardener* Circle al HMIU A M 1........ t'ohli, Hank* Hegisler. Sam- the luarriuge of Mr*. H i u i i u i i ' n al cluli huilditig, plum exchange^ my .larolcum, Henry Cordell, Hilly sou, Franklin, to Mis* Mary lax* Hemeroenlll* t'iiele with the Mlss-i Clint, Phlilip Skali'*, Gerald Hum*, which look place la -1 S at­ urday. e* Kama and Kduo Clilttemleu.j i -. io - and Knimld Hioiiks. I bill Palniello Avenue, lit 7 3d I' "Sparking Peggy Jai:''" a one M.: llll.l-eiiH Circle Hi !I:(MI I*. M.l ael play was presented hy Gall willi Mr*. John Fox, West First JItiinnu and George Harden. The, Mi* .Mai vaie a S p r i l i y i wli Street, Mrs. V. C. Seliley, co-ho*. Inulilighl of the program was llioi today by .Mi. olid M i* J .-I iii M -----------Stanley It.ekey, -on . I Mi • K. S tees; Ixnrn Circle nt 12:00 o'clock pre/enlatian of the "Harmony I I |ii-i'iip ii' a Western operetta.| Ml** Until Snekett, whose d p wedding ii , II dv < <,. with Mr*. .1. 'I. Higgins for a cov­ Itaii'li", were Jkdtlt gagenu'lit and approaching uini-l ered dish Imieheon; Jaearnnda Cir­ Those taking port cle al !l;0ll P. M. willi Mi* K. I Aniaiiii. Sydney Chase, lloverly *rluge In CpI. Willi* Andersen nfj ll.igl.ey; Mairnolia Circle al 11:311 Huger.*, l.inda l.eoiianl. Ituhert, this city was lei'dilly amimiliced. M a r y a n n , i S p r i n g e r A. M. with Mrs. .1. II. Cruwfor.l .Morris, Hcverly Hditoo, Joe l i n t - ■was honored yesterday at I'Ji.'lll lo W e d M r. K o ck c y oml Airs. IK T. Warren: Palm C u ­ elii.-on, Thomas Amies, Kdwln Ti- o'clock with a small Imielieoii .1. II. ('utfliiini iiihI rie al 3:30 P. M. with Mr*. Lean soil, Hubert lin k e r, I 'liillip lln y d .i ir iv i’ii l»y Mi Ml Olid Ml le i'll Me.*, Il Oil mil Munson; Hose Circle at 10 :0(1 C a iu lyu Itow land and K riila 'it lie- lu*r iIiiiikIiI it Mr.-, f1 If TvunU- ul t h • iiiiiin e i'd lo tla \ flu •iui»K*ouM it of ilna Or ii run (*o iirt I i n dt'libangh. A. M willi Mr*. Kmlnr Curletl. t lic it con **i i i ( Mi M aiyaim a Also Honk* Hegisler. Mury Kou Inmlti. MONDAY Copeland. Until lleilriilitiugh, Hetty I Attrmtiv«» tulili* ilrriirnliun** hi* Spi iiik f r i. to lla v i.l S»iilile\ Rock Heard, Terry i t’ltidrd a lovidy t«»nt «*r nf ey. *toi i nl M i* I S lie , ki > altd Circle* of the First Hnptisl Patleison, Carol Church will meet us follows: Cir­ Cordell. Cecil Sheppunl. Melvyn | petunias and hildm’ii?* I i Io im h u s *n the late K d u a id S'unl.-x Hockey, llaidy, llill.l shades of lavemh'r and pink. Kid- o f d l l’* city cle No. I with Mr*. W. C. Hide, Fleischer, Spencei Mum SpliliC*' l die dllllKhtil Killer Springs: Clrele No. J with I'ark, David Mathe*. Johnny Car­ lowing the lunehi'iin tin* Kioup enMr*. Martin Stlmviplier. Park ter. Mary l.ou lloweti, Yiolet Spi­ joyinl ii funhinn hIihw held in On* of the late Mi niul Mi • Aldia Haynieiiil Spi tiur.’i ,.i N'lnei field. Avenue: Clrele No. 3 with Mr*. vey, l.ouise McAlexutuler, Junet h o ld rfinintf rmini. Hritton Johnson, West First Hatliff. Mike Itotundo, une Vance, A if if t of linir«*rlf wn?* prenented I’cnu She attend, *1 luirh -etiool in Street; Circle No. I with Mrs. J. Janice Heel, June Saunders, P at­ by the host«•**«•!* to Mi<4 Sark - 1Sanf"i d and i a nienihei of do I.. Jackson, Sipes Avenue; Circle ricia Took,', l.oaise Johnson. Char­ ctt. Those invited to he with tlu* Semin,>1, Ilii'U S. Imel l*iadmitiiuf Nn. f. with Mr* T. W Mem. 20(14 les Crews, Juan NYtight, Kurin honur ifiiext were her Hint her. M m . ,I|» -- »»f I'.HH Mi Ro* ki \ tn uloatetl fm m Magnolia Avenue; Circle No. tl Guff. Iloxn llayle, Ann Itnlinrn, M. II. Snekett. her - lit e r , M ix* with Mr*. f». C. Collins. 221 West lleverly Gray. Alice llrnwii, Mury Dor then Sucked, the m atron oi I'o ik I nion M d ita ix \, .ith in y id .lean Kills, honor, M m . K. A. llro d ie rx o n , *lr., tv i which In attend, d Siei.im , Nineteenth fltree'l; Clrele No. 7 (’aiiiiichuol, Norma M ix . CoKlm rn and Mrx. Tepxle. ‘ D n iu r - ily II. ............ a .-o,mted with Mr*. L. W. Cornell, 247H Dari* Jtmrs and Slieln Moore. — ___ w ith the ....... iye u i fdu npa ny In Sanford Avenue. The Sunbeam* will meet at Ihe church at 3:30 Hostess I l.akuland D a u f f h t e r H O f W e s le y M r x . R a in e s The wedding w ill an e v e n t P. M. ^ : o f June J I at l l ’dx i le ** Kpi* Circle* nf the Women of fhe H a v e M o n th ly M e e t T o C ir c le 1 copal Church. First Presbyterian Church will meet a* follow* at 3:30 P. M.; , TI,,. monthly l.tisines* an.l nodal Mr*. W. K. Itnines wa* hox!r*« Circle nn. 1, Mr*. It. A. Cold), . ' meeting of tile Daughters of Wes­ an Monday afternoon to the mon­ chairman, with Mr*. W. K. Hm lie, ley ('lass of tile First MethnillM L o r i K w n m l thly meeting nf Circle No. 1 of 017 l.nurel Avenue; Circle No. wa* l.clil at the (tome of tite W. S. C. S. of the First Mellt- i N|» un k ll> N|is. I 2, Mr*. K. W. Fite, chairman, with ('iuuch Mr*, ilutli Kun.liiuist, 31)1 Ft em it Mrs. It. Al 1 Mr*. File, Celery Avenue; Circle Avenue, on Tuesday evening. II,.*- ’odist Church with At 4Til I »l t lu ll, Il I Nn. 3, Mrs. I.. I. Ktaxier, chair-j te**e* with Mr*. Kon.hpiixt wpre .Sturdivant u* eo-hnstexs. Alt*, • • I* man, with Mr*. Frnxler, Celery | Mr*. A II. Weld., Mrs. Put.line itoy Tilli* presided over the meet­ nim ilot) " i l l ing. I*u 11n Sm ultiy nt '• " Avenue; Circle No. I, Mis. lHuwa.il, Mr*. I J. Iloyette, Mr*. Plans were made and commit I *VI11 I I III* Ilk O il* I 'I Ilendersnii, chniimnn, with Mrs. I, K. C William* and Mis* Aline Arthur Moure, 12 lit Oak Avenue; Chapman The busing** meeting tee* appointed for the program t llk l'll lip whirl, will lie luld at tl.e cl.uni. Tli,' t ivn l.iuiwn, • C'lrelf No. ti, .Mrs. A II Mi Haney, I was presided aver hy Mrs. J. Apr. 11 and Mr*. W. H. Thorn­ luul linlKf 11* I :* ehairmun. with Mrs. S. K. All- i ll.u.l.e Williams with Hie dev..- mi ton tend the fiftli chapter of lit" l(t),lit - j* III, llll,Ill'll, «* • drew *, Hill P ulm etto Avenue, w ith , based oil "F aster Me.litnstudy bank "Newness of Life." Ih ’liin p i m y iiilm M r*, (ia rn e tt M cM illa n and Mrs. from Al.umlunt Living by K. 'Tite May meeting will lie held at ' tie v i , " - an.I in pi,<v, Dnm pm nn a* eo-h..*te*ses; C ir- Slnnlwy .|(ine* la-lng given hy Mr*. the hem* of Mr*. A. D. Shoe­ o( ...ip. nv.i.g tl.,- - \ to... lb He No. il. M r*. J. K. M unger. \ S ehtillx. maker. e.l til.it ii J u v itt.b - li i 'l i '' chairman, with Mrs. Munger, 317 'Tlie cou rte sy el.alt man, M r*. P. Those attending were Mrs. W. Geneva Avenue, at 3:30 I1. M.; A. Howland, reported Hint fou r It. Kirl.y, Mr*. Tilli*, Mr*. W II g e n tly needed in .S. a.i.iob ' T h e c was o l,».u»’ aHi'M'b..i Circle No. 7, Mr*. Ix»on Walker, ■aids and ll.re o l.ou ip it'lx were seal la n e ll, Mrs. /el. Hatliff, Mr*. J. m e...It", s an.l g ... I - \ . ehnirmati, willi Mrs. Leon Wal­ d in in g llit* m onth. M fx. H»y T illi* , M. Hayes, Mr*. Thornton, M rs. J. i n t t >ni l ivc d.m .ig laid,. .1* • ' I ker, 1105 Oak Avenue; Hnsinesx Iti'lls tire r, staled th a t 125.00 had N. Axxarcllo, Mr*. J. It. Craw I W itll culla itll.e s, f e iii. no.I Women’:, Circle No. I, Mr*. C. M. been raised hy the class fo r tlu* foul. Mr*. Shoemaker, Mr*. Che* | Ills t'h .c k e ll siibot •al.ilw Iloyd, chniimnn, with Mis* Klsle li'.tilding fund. ler Daniels. Mrs. Itulnes and Mr- I .e*'d tea, cakes a.i.t , at.do - > • Farley, 117 West S econd'S treet, Itcfrcshmenl* were served at lt. M. Sturdivant. I served by tl.e com m ittee. M. I nt 8 :0 0 I'. M.j lltisinex* Women’* I lie cnacluslon of |he meeting II I la . t ...a.i, M is Maud.' I ' Circle No. 2, Ml** Maud Wilson, 'Those alleaiiing w ereM rs.Schi.lt/. Ale*. Fbuei.ee Sonde. I<>>, '• chairman, with Mr*. Dick Aiken. Mr*. Homer A. Price, Mr*. C. C. Fred Alo. gat. 4 0 Klllull Avenue, nt 8:00 P. M Itruwn, Mr*. C. P. Herndon, Mi** A t tl.e hllsiiiesN m e e lii.g p>. •! Verxu Wo.alofek, Mr*. H. (!. liare.l over l.y new p to -id e o t. M. TI'KSDAY rititati, Mr*. K. M. Tyre, Mtf. J. K. Iliid g e , it was voted to donut < The Seminole High School glee Courier, Mr*. It. A. Futrell, Mr*. .1..lia rs t.iw a .d .... orange pm • ■ rluh will pre*ent an operetta, Itoy Tilli*, Mr*. M. I.. Wright. fo r S a t.fo ld H o spita l, a l " ' ,■ "The Count ami the Coed" In the Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. Will­ ItlllT II to pot on a flow er ■ale . high xcltool uiulitoritnn til 1:3ll iams, Mr*. It. II. Monroe, Mr*. ANNs.lINt KMLNT sp rin g . T ie a s u ry toted ... and 8 :0 0 P. M. e o l.ditiol. Chester Daniel*, Mr*. Charles The Wotnhn'* lllhlo Clasa of llrown. Mr*. W. A. Ilunlcr, Mr*. Air. and Alls. II K lll.o b . .. the Firxt Hnplist Church will meet .1. P. Thurmond and Mr*, /el. tm i.gl.t tl.e I lo n y F .l/p a l. a 1 nt the homo of Mr*. J. M. Wilson, Hatliff. house on South Kusl Lake A v .o o <10(1 Magnolia Avenue, nt 7:10 P. M r. lilo e k Is In.»d ...ante. ... Sim Mr. and Mrs, llnl A. Colbert ford sell.ml*. M. for It* monthly buxines* and utinounee .the birth of a son, Hal social' meeting. Group No. I will I M i i l u t h v u C I u h h H u h Louis K no lls l.as o.ove.l ■ Kdwnrd Colbert, on Apr. 5 nt Ihe W in te r P a il; t.n.l -old Ills iio .i" he In charge of the refreshments. M o n th ly M e e tin g Feruuld Laughton Memorial Hos­ to Josi'pl. AloIson fio .i. A I.••••.. • The dinner meeting of the Pilot pital. Mr*. Colbert I* tho former Penn. Cluli will he held ut 0:30 P. M. Tite monthly meeting of the Mi** Lillian Cameron of this city Home D e m on stra tion ( 'lu ll «*• In the Tourist Center. The new Phllnlhca Class of the First meet A pi i I I 'll Ii in S u iii.y -'lo i'i officers will he Installed following Presbyterian Church wu* hold on Mr. and Mis. K.lgur Ilenton nn- I'a rk shell w ork fo r sol<o'<1 the dinner. Mon.lav evening nt tho homo nf noutice the birth of a daughter, ilis li liinclieon. The It. W. Wore llll.le Clots Mr*. W. K. Hollevhruii with Mr*. Susan Lynn Ilenton, on Apr. o at Covered Loagwood C a u l Clnl> wen- ea will meat nt Ihe home nf Mrs. Police West and Mr*. IL A. King the local lumpltul. Mr*. II____ Ilenton I tertiilni'd l.y Alt*. Harriett I». •' W. W. Tyre, 1101) Oak Avenue, at a*s|sting willi entertaining. Mr*. w ill ha rem em lK're.l a* the fo rm rr Suturday night. 8 :0 0 P. M. with Mr*. L. M. Swain Fred Hol.lt presided over the I.iir- ■lunette Whitworth. * J Lyirun P. T. A on Fil.loy ...el aa co-hostess. lues* meeting. * w ,,— rr- , . . . . . I Itntl a box supper and min-ie Mr. and Mr*. Chttrle* L. Kchol* , show, proceed* were for plm The program wa* presented hy Mr*. John Wilson after which u announced this morning (he birth ground c.ptipu.t nt for young., Anr. Klni|,,, soclul hour wn* enjuyed. Ilcfrcsh- of u daughter Toni (.all nn Apr. IIONOHKH at the Kernald Lnughton MeAt Longwoml Hotel ion «<>•■•. menl* wore served hy the hostess­ (1AINKBVILI.K. Apr. 7 -(8 p o - es to Mr«. H. C. Iletxel; Mrs. (J. A. mnrlal Hospital. nltnl. ** '.* 'I* frout Winter Gulden attended .1 Mrs, Krhol* ria l)—Honorary scholastic re­ ! Moffett, Mrs. K. W. Fite, Mrs. the farmer Luc 11it King nf Oviedo. Jitiili.t-Senior hnmpiet fiott. I n k " cognition on the University of W. _ A. I.cuvlft, Mrs. F. T. Me.lFlorida’* Dean’* l.l»t ha* l.ocn | W(,t|,..| Mr*. IL A. Cold., Mr*. given 873 Vnlverelty College v M Greene, Mr*. A. 0 . Me■iuoenU- Hostesses HAWKINS CONNKI.I.Y stop­ ping nt the Pig 'n Whistle for n Mr*. P. II. Wyatt and Mr*. I.. pack of cigarette* before pi.t.ig M. Swain were fo-ho*(e*»e* on h o m e .... MUS. JUKI US DING- Sfondnv afternoon for the monthly FKI.DKl! wearing a white rain n ,i i J t t n t I meeting of Circle No. I of the coat in Touchton'*. . .". m i l . M U N F lr)(t M c t h o H U t c h u r c h . M r s . | riding nrouiiil in * light blue club I. Hughey pre-lded over the meetcoupe. Ing which wn* opened with the You couldn't have u«kcd for a I devotional hv Mr*. I! W Turner mine heaiuiful day lor I hi Miracle Th(, |n, „ | im „ u,|v wn, ,.,ind„, i,-d Soil ( mi-e.ui.ion Day. eoold you? j,’,;' Mm ,, y xV.lror. ...........And a alee day for Icliltl* ,, which MltS CHAIM FS MOIlltlfollowing the I..... lies. *e **ion I SON. MltS COUPON DK.AN mull refreshment* were served to M r* n lo v in g i P•*. I“k• Sieplienson, .Mr*. F rank MltS. G. \ SPKKIt were eeniovlnoi Stephenson. Mr JO K A da m *, M r*. N e ttie T illi* , M r* on the Mavfuir courts III ' IIIKH IK it- 1 W ilso n, M r*. Hughey, M r*. I .1 McCASI.IN talking willi MAN K MOIIIIIS in ihe high i H nyettp, Mrs. P. A. How land, .Mri'N M K S -! P ' K. S le in n ie ye r, Mrs. T in iu i school office and SiAIMI.YN MKS SI.Kit serving a* office g ir l w h ile j M r*. Swain and M r*. W ynn STANI.KV HltUMI.F.Y makes a 1111111ii' i .ii! ---------------------------------- N ew Y o rk T a x i St r i k r I'KNN'Y NA 1.01 h \VtPKH K e'i!'ng"!.no j I s R e p o r t e d H r c a k i n u grmn« at the u i r | i o i i . . . . ,»IHS. I .— W It IKNN'INGS rilling down. NF.W Y n itK . \p t 7 ■ I'. I .Magnolia \venue.......... \. D. S t’l l- 'C lt v nffjeial wen M’|»n rli.J | im| i WAN'D! mid family, who h a v e 1f,,j i,.day tle.t •!, a I, - I t i n '. been enjoying a slay hi Sanford ,.nh * l n l e w..,dd eo.l »■ It *inve Dee. I. will leave *111111 for tlmiii'h uin..a . In. I . 1. i .1 Ihcii borne al Green l.ake, Wis.| wi,i,t,l i',.nluoie mid plan to return to our fair lit re wn- llo p n i' • I I - 0 1 ,1 .. o city next w in te r . .. . ............. leader* and May >>i \Y ill i i ii ii o ' j J l ’KICS SII.AGK operator of .D w yer scheduled a meeting at 1the Haiti bow Tourist l odge e n t e r - l(.j,y ||„ |, low the Court House. .. It. (I. f I. I'nlii'i* Xiiiil t v%<> Itiiitl- of I In* | IIKISSON downtown lending to fi’lty*x 11 ,000 *im| i| riilisi u i’ii* lull k ii few hiisine** oml t e r - . , , . It's ,nii 11n* *lrrrtrt. , been tpdle a while sirit'e anyone, | lm« hi'iiid the expert nx p la y in g I ' l 1*?,'....... .............. 1IIIM *ll if of Fit \N CIS HOI' M11 I \ T hut • ' " o i Heel o j.n a lo r • h llllt sod. wa enjoyed al the C of C ............... broket. ' , ........ .. the other night foi th e ' '.*■ ! ' ' "' ' • "•led ii.. New Yo.k Giant Franel* ' r ,k' •' *" P " . " ' " ••rr.-.t.ve iih-l ipueklv gathered together an ex11’’ ” l *"' 'riki-r relic ill o ich e stru ■■imposed .o..f.. high. Tin* •'trikini* onion dn* li,\i F lt W I v I O llT I I. tru m p e t p laye r o f K n ie ip ri-e and a fo rm e r D a i-,[woiki’f- ,,i?aiii/iliy! committee, a K.i. to,>n 1 Studio v e is tly of F lo rid o frie n d . S e m i-' u n it of tlit* eat, Ii all «lihfri, t f.o l ew i-' I'nited Min. I », t i.o i.'ilir i’d Hole IK g li School'* erm k d r u m m e r '" ! '"d m I 1. . ' I i.i% i.l J IM M Y P o W K I.K , F ltK D K F IK I.D W o r k .,* h l l - • lliled | t 4 , ’ f f o | I I t 1 .il, \ lino w lio -e iiiin h lc fin g e rs have th rille d to keep Ihe I,PM| nwnei driven Iy I <0 d iiu iiiv ii Sanford piano lover nod erile* olle P c rs o n a Is Miss Ruth Sackclt Honored Al Luiu'licon II.ill' .M illio n In | |||t, llu m p n l | \ i F. N. M eet W y a t t , S w a in Circle Telephone M8 175 Students Take . J Part In Frolics T O W N F IV E (Continued From Page Ona) Hint ill.- I' N keep hmid*-off, ' .Malik -ai.l iho Churter of tllU Moi |,| Orgaui/atlon specifically furiud* .mi - i.l*. interference in the d"tn. -ti, affair* of nation*. 1 "T ‘hi - u iiifk t to l>e r<'ineml>ered ),. • j •• u lu» nri» wont to s lic k lit i . Ul of III'■1 people's h*ek . •' iiu! M ,1,1 ii.l.h’.l l , . ‘ li i i t l i i •fl*•e* not eonlem - 9»l.*|T«• I l. Mlfi,' ( MIiIIIiIi Im mill t ml* *"• •u*l it t>«t';,. I,*> *' Hi i* i««i«* I ('n n lin n t M in d *- t'l.i f ri I'fnftstaiii M in,fn i finnl *'»>’ cToruy- in ItiilfruriA a« nf ,| n , w unr." I* * " • Mfn»* • j«l«’iiln !in n ," lit* __ 1 . .1 ■ I..i-i al ttU -ll.lt ll|>»f% »<f A " win,-I, they could Ceii aim* They conI . I Iflli'H " lU d i i uUi »U | •f * | | | j « | f I ♦ h l ilMl V ii r \4V'H M ud* ■' •'■••*, 111'ti .on and mi' i.•• Ibt.a, ||„. t ’„|„. i ,i. u'• 1 at. -I Hiiognrimi re•H l l l i I •, P i'" .' Hint group in l h . l t •I I I M " " ' "in i.'led iif tren*nn • Mil t.lhi • against the state, Mu.I ’I'll I \ •a vine a life sen.1 IlH H it i t it i* M .1.1 , t l l l l f Uti l •t'.f ,..l Oe,i I 11.| r •» • i i .• . I PIT \ *eiiddy re•' war nioiigering " iol.lv -liould "h* I nigm v and Millbun- i to* e crintin- tne -It al. v,‘r The H erald’* W II.K A K D CON'I IONS S I T NhKR N 'O I.I.Y, g u ita r playe r, 'The R o n d s " I 'h e - t ia m erite d oioeh applause | >*nndy Nrider on, n in iiiip e i el I lll'I lO r • "im o e in la lb iii fm o i Ihe gro up die .Slllifetd S ta le I'*IMIIU’I*- Mai I I. «*I , w ill tall. ,oi “ iiiiii k »l uiif pro ‘ g llllle ie .l f.,r the ll lll llc t . . . III, III he I’ * o f I lie 1 to il t,f tin* mot*' expnn-iv*1' • 1*1 1w fOne al I lie m, lim p 1'm la y »t ' t f i i i p a r k i i i i ’ i i say** h i s s e c t i o n • * h i t , R '• lou d | ha- a lieu -*y-tem for tellini; die'**’ l,r' o't lock at t lo* Tom i - 1 l * ii about 5AM 11 p our S ln i|ip rr'n peei, I for 1'ri.lay, I •Minir\ K r 1 g d s letl» M u sh e d I ',iltili.es— I 'r e s t t III.tel,et c d Celts-I I " , Hulls - lin ttit i* NIII; In \i . .It.H haul ;,d. h. I !»v hi t. I le, i«In. 5 5 I oo ,|, • a n d * I*iiii|i«*«I "I'liiln'i I’wo poll”* an* driven in- [ ***1 lo the U round ............ Il llieM* »t \ . .1 N,,i k . pole- a 9Iiiv<1 one ii "hiccd hori- -land «t r ii irr ht out, il'- l*«‘tt me •'' ••i in \ j/oiitall\ I'loin til,' middle of this hlowv 11 t lie i ham hi'Kili - to melt I \ o u m n . A T iA ^ D C V O H | t h i r d pole length of Imavy WUtf- ill,' wrath, 1 u Mi n i m i ' u p ’ \J f\ io f\ e tn A o iv o y <it turn • un ut l»,'r«* oil c h u m i a -Impended \' • t If the idmin CNN N| iriif ( im : N i taut 1 S — \n... •, I 1 V»U|' S l \ | ...I i'«\. ,b*. * {.*.».,, Ill i • ’ Il I* .1 r»tx it..ii f .m.l ii !,»< ii. • .ii 1 ■■ lm-ky, I 11 . ., ..1,1 1.,.* la* • 1 |.j. 1 . .1 III Ut \ , v I, i m m t lie ; l„ i , fl its a MARK OF DISTINCTION .a it * ” % ’t •■" in •a h tn, h hank tie \ a ill " t lk« (•ti tiiatiiti'et I m In- \\n?« • ••no m all | t , we, w ith onl \ IIIIII t III III i po. k, t, .1 i c l , IMl I'd I ii .. lo wear a PALM BEACH suit ••v• p l a n........... e f» -I 'lo. • nht \ ,** •« u «la . . f ' • , Ii* .It ;,|»* | ... 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I* M N litlin,',-- III,I '•• u iiii ' h II,' I liil,h « ’ii I I, iM I M l t S «>1*I r o il AN vV: F R ID A Y ! *0 , V Jam-Packed with Music and Mirth / ROY ROOIRS D IN N IS DAY H f A N D R IW i SISTIR S Ii w No Hood to Satrlfleo SMARTNESS ii far Su."o.«» Suit COOLNESS lANOCORD ".Mi MARTIN I T H I l SMITH RUDDY ClARK torn or im riostm NOW N lW lit* SVIISC I f,M),l,MlM« YOU « IT PA B R IC BOTH IN LUXURY rst assist tuiiii JiiAn-Beav/i SUITS 2 7 r>» Wilson. x A % l O K I ' i>K l tn iN nv n \ till It l X tt I N ( STILL . i i tr i > i it; \ t i m 2 2 % COOllR Lang Waarlng, 100% W aih akl* V II I I . . \ \ la a aur ••la ilia n af »m«d c tla r, today Aro bewitching and beguiling . original .styling by ELIZABETH O n * R p tc ia l g r o u p 15 Imnil li-iiiinit'il • » | fr*— A IID K D -- H I'O H T - "(H.VMPIC AY X T II It Wl/, Alt IIS" Crtrlmm—"I.Tl'TLK CDT FKATDItKS: 1:31 — 3:0!) — 1 : 0 fl:ln — 7:51 DTJD ( . Im . M H a vs*MMm •* i a * a * r.u ,t :k * am r f • M ’' » r • " -*•v?) A w l 1 % *v M I i H t f u/ M M JV fJ ■ v • *• * f • % r.. ■vrrff' '■ .* i ■ a r . # — | i ! �\ , . , . ------------------------ «-» . .. ■ - ■ 1 ~ 1 . * .. . ^ ' »' ■ • " * >*«*-» ; f I . » :• tftU tlS b A t. APRIL 7. 194S Sanford Baseball Prospects Brighten For1949As Gruber Receives Eight New Players On M ost P o sitio n s Squad A rc P ille d ; C ntnldo R eturns T o C lub F ro m Smokies Walker Cooper To Have Check-Up On His Injured Knee By 4 To H Count SWIFT’S PREMIUM MILK-FED Sports In Uriel ROASTS CHOPS ^ A # Mklth And I'oultry JACKHDNVII.LK, Apr. 7 ( A ll l!*u: iiiurkH Midi »iii Klorlil.. •ii'iifLy wlillnn. 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RUM Tree! 12 a* llt- tth AUK ON L. — m -------- 1 YR : IP / iC Alaska Coffee _ Hwifl 69c p;r 69e P i l l r b u r y P la in o r S oil R i l i n g Y llL O W r Q U A R T IM D tmf 29 c 49 c Stow SLICED BACON - ★ ib 59c Asan Enyllah Peas • T««r Ih t coupon cnd-iUp off lh« packn|« of Durkoo'i Mnrtarin* when you buy I t '. , . hand It to your trocar. . . and ha'll allow you • ntclral for It I An offtr that calti for action—nowl Durkaa'a haa that dalicata country fraah flavor you prafar. It'a amoothar apraadinj. 8o tood it improvai all food* • . . In tham and on tham. It'a an tnargy-rlch mariarina with IS,000 unlta of Vitamin A par pound, laa how much battar you'll Ilka Durkaa'a Margarlna. Duy I t . . . and aava Ava cants. . . at your trocar’* today. II). 17c S w ift Prem ium Canadian Strawberries 16-os Pkg 39c Get This Money-Saving ^ IntrediKtory Package from any Darken Dealer in Town! lb. 5Uc I *«| It*. It ••••*# A . I). ( . I IQIIOKS ..... w & s U>. I!>c Sm all, Lean 8 -It) H> I’rices (DmnI Thru Hnlurdny, April !) ^ »» r»l lilnl I l-rvrrx rail ta »l llrollxrx rxit It II Unix rrilx lixavr M M , Unix wlilixx lixuvr ts l.' > Ifxnx Halil ileiixlerx olit SX SI off) lorxxxil 'Hill illxwn llixaitx xml Ixni l''ryxrx rxil *'» llriillrrx m l l>b •" j I ell m rrilx heavy *11 xt Helix w Ii 11 e x hexyy fit *• Helix liuiit »t J* I ileiixlerx olit SS IT WORTH 5* 39c St I THIS END COUPON Lb TABLE S U P P L Y E L O V E T T ’ SE PICGLY W IG G L Y 1 'I ID* ■(',l L oin, Lb 59c 79c Roast a'M im im inr* latlMl' 1* \|eillinn II "« 1ximu 11 l» ox I Katra l,ira« 31 oa l.lv e :>,, ii 11 r v To I If eHMXI M Krrxrx rail ItiH o|i 3t llrellrrn m l { J 3•« llni 3* I IrllM tril t i r r t v v I m II'" Op I" ' llrlix H ll 11ei R ib, Lb S h ld r.. Lfc Heml-donrlena Hoilon flutt SANFORD - ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB -TURN AT RED ARROW* 59c 69c R o l lo d , L b BRISKET S T E W I N G V E A L G rey h o u n d R a c in g 1 H r.lV C H SI I'KTKItHRUKO. Apr. 7 - t / l l | Home runx, Iheir rhlef inxtrujiiii'iit »f dextruetlnn in the paxl, jute nulling fewer and farther he! Iwet'ii for the New York Yankeex. In 21 gnnicx the New Yorker< have hit only three rmind-trtnperx. i Johnny l.indtdl, J e rry Coleman land Tommy llenrleh xtiurk the . Idowx. the Florida Slate League, hn* j HOUSTON, Texnx, Apr. 7—1/1*) hecn returned to the IiktiI eluh on Walkei Cooper, the New Yoik option by the Knoxville Htnoklcaj {(Sianlx' veteran ratehar, will ienve lit \HHOfI a TEI) CHESS of the C I h x h It Tri-State League. | for Si. I.otilx late thl* week to Cnlaldo idiiynl in I (HI gaum- lint * IIOXINti have Hr. Kolieit F. Hyland rherk ienMou and liatted Mint. lloxton—Cnllforuin won tbe I injured knee. Although thu “ We are glnil to xcv Tummy (earn • ha in pimi xh i |> in Hie National ____ klo ix xtill lame Cooper hnx I x t t i leturn In the rluli. I feel I hat hi A AH lloxing Tournament. Mini- ii*ril regularly. \K l III It IIKI K W IT II. will he of great benefit to iix riei- llni per, Haklaiul, Calif , IIH11I'm III s p n r l i ICdllor Till' Nrv/ Yoik (iinntx hitit thin iiinimer. He m running bel­ |ioiinder, wan individual honoix. ! I'l’LHA, Okla., Apr. 7—1/11— EOHTHAI.L ter, Ihiowing belter and hitting eight new |ilnyi'i> to Mmmgi'r Kitiii (.'nnnerx, firxt baxeman far Hyrneuxu, N. Y. • Elnyd II. Montieal last xenxon, will Join hetler Ilian he did hint H|iring,” Hal (IrnliiT of ilii* S.infill■! (iiiiiiln Si'hwai txwaliler, head eoneh at tin- Hrooklyn llodgerx loilny In (irnber cwnttnenled. yenterilay, ami tIn- inlilitliin of tinHull ilnllman, a mnkie outfield- Muhlenla'rg, wax named brad foot­ ,Minna, (in, •right pliiyeiii niiitly fillx the ball eoarli at Hymnine Huivruity. Hmifonl nailer. i t , hiiM been iiptliined to Hanford fniinern will replnee Det* Fnndy, It ACINI! nn"iher firxi haxetnan, who hax ••The U a n i looked h e lle r i I u i I mk ' n n nlxathin , If he rim learn I " hit fioni Trenton. Ilallioau IoiI m and liiln light handed. Howie, Md.—Taylor Leather* Ix'i'ii optioned lo Fori Worth. the* p irn tin * yf'Htcqtliiy i ix *ttt'r, ( im jim t ilc H iim l. lull llurga, a moklu ralchor, hury’x Eaxteru Klyway (110.10) than it In n a l any tim e H u m f a r ' Tom m y C ataliln, IU4H ren te r optioned to Hanford won the Kindergarten Stakes at PKN8ACOI.A, Apr. 7—(Al— tliin x |ii'in g ," MaiiMKer ( im lie r fie ld e r fo r the Hanford e n try in ha* Im'iti from Jackxonvlllt-. Mnnuger (irti- Howie going n half mile in :41» 1/6. llii limn Wehmeier, 2'2-yenr-old New York—Spring Hill Enrmx' right-hander, may he the “xtand>her nmt Cat Koumnello to LuwI ton. Ok la., in order to make room Nell K. (10.00) won the ilx-ftir- oat iiiteher" the Clnelnnall lleilx on the rluii for the peppery rookie. long I'rioreax Ktakex at Jamaii'n hitvt been looking for, Manager Two rookie left handed hurlerii in 1:1.1 2 6. lltnky Wnllerx xniil today. Hallnndnle Darling Sluldn'x weie aim Mxxignt'il In Hanford yen“Hi''i made a terrific imprexxlon teiday. Jark Heal wax optioned Ditke’x Hal 1*11.HIM won Hie xlx- on me Ihix xpling," xniil Wnlterx. Hum Jtoxoy City and “ Lefty" furlong feature al liulfxtieam in •'lie'* nuieh fnxter and xcemx to Hairy wax optioned from Hioux I : HI 1/6. have a better Idea of what he ix Albany, Calif I ,I"H h iiiii Fund doing If he ran get over hix I city| lion Connelly ami lien Wilaii, ■■■Itin Ili'il the flixteil xix-fui longn rhange-of-pnee pitch with any two in:bl handril plteln.'lx, were of the (ioldi'ii Hale Fieldx meelihg degree of eonaixteney thix xenxon, addl'd to the Hanford ranter. Con- ill winning the feiiliiie ta re in lu 'll In- worth hix weight in gold." . nelly wax xent to Hanford by Jer- I Oil 1 6 Wi'luneier, it Cinrinnalinn, won TENNIS xey City and Wilmi wax optioned II riml loxt eight laxt year in hix lo the loralx liy Hioux City. Hamilton, lieimiida Doiothy fii-t full Hcaum with thu Hetlx. “All of thexe pltrhora are un­ tried under file, hut m'ouIx in Hie ! SAVANNAH. (Jit., Apr. 7—1/11 , ni unnixation believe thnt thoy couple more plityerx fiom other llinlon'x National League elinmi will all lie of value to Hnnfoid,” tvmiix in the tiiiintx' nrganixaliou. pi"h llrnvex will optmxe the Sn| (ii uber roinmented. However, I will not know for a vnminli eluh of the Sally l.eague Kd Kaxi'o, an mfielder; Ja rk few iluyx who they will he." tiril- hi'ie today. Hill Voixelle ix xlntrd (Tox«, an lufleldei; Jim Clarkin ln'i ili'i-lin i'll. to niteh for the Major Leaguerx. TONITE'S ALL ST A It FEATURE The Sanfoul ilub will piny one Voixelle Imd been li«tei| to hot I and Kd Kuipiewiki, two piteherx, liave Ih' iti releaxeil hy the Han- of the other teiiinx al tIn* tr a in ­ at Coliiinhia, S. ('., tomorrow heNinth Race—R.lfi IMIlc fin,| manager. ing hnxe hi'ie on Monday night enuxe I d x native town of Ninety fireyhound (in* I* on I. Kanook Yexterday the Sanford aggie- at H:IMl o'l'loek. “ However, the Six ixn'l too far from llo-rc. Howthe air tnnlta over gnlnm di'feiiti'd Lenoir, N. C., by team luix lint been iiailieii by Hub- evei, Trihul MunagiT Hilly SoulhLoin: 1.10 a WOlf/. a l 6:66 nnd :i- Itol'i' llailoo la 7 In ■! eouiit lo i-hnlk up their bell," (irubet axxerteil. wiiilh Ihilikx Voixelle "luix rexted WLOF ut (1:66 with I- l.nddie'.i Huh) M unager (irn b e r expeetx to hold too long.*' {eighth vtelnry in the ipring trainnil tho ‘diijia' on the r.- Twin llill« jing ••x hihit lull xehiidule, the fir x t w o rkou t o f Hie xenxon ijngn at the Orlandotl- ItiiniiM> Iti'Kal M o n irip n l I The teuin ini'ludi'd Weber, th; on S atu rday in the Hanford Kennel Cluh. 7- Iowa linin' C h in lie I'l'pio, returning from the llnxeh ull Park a l I be cm net o f Heml of Alnnit'da, Calif., gained M- ('nroiina Sim ; I'JIH - 11ii mi i i i i i I idaylng xeeond M rlln n v illc and C ile ry Avennex. tin- worneli'x firmln in the Coral haie; .lolinuy MtMiimix, xx; Jim Tile M in n i‘ii|io |ix M ilb 'ix nml the lleneli Tennix Tournament. Fred NI) MINORS ALLOWED • POST TIME H:00 I*. M. .Index, Mb; Hob Hallman, If; Cutul- Jerxey C ity (Slnntx m e iila n n in g Keviili'xki of Dutruil upxct thirddo, if , Jerry llueger, if; llaiga In pull «tiikex on F in la y , the San­ M'i'ileil Hill Vogt of Philndrlphiii. j ii ml Lett Malle, i ami Ciuinelly, ford xkip pe r nxxiT li'd H im m o rn ­ ti 2, (I 2 in the men'x iiuarlerrinalx. J Kliiux ami lliuldy Lake, p. ing. On Houle 17 (Hanford Highway) al l.ongwood i IIAHK ETIIAI.L Yexterday wax l.aki-'x firxl up "I Hunk the bull club will look nlMint 8 nillea north of Orlando .Miiini'n|ki|lx Minni'H|iii|lx took _ pcninitet' on the liill for the Iti tit lilt) per relit lietler ax xiiiin ax they get intV the xtiuliuin,” he i i 211 game lend over Waxhington j xenxon. • in their hexl-nf-xeven final Hax-1 “ I am .x p e rtin g lo receive a declared. ketball Awioclution of Ameiieui plnyoffx hy winning, 7H-H2. grinned. 'I lit' firxl Imu* lii'rlb Iiii l.i'i:n H llril hy Fred Wi'lwr, ii li'fl hiiiuli'il throwing mill lintting |d«yi t , who w i t h i>|»lii>ni'il from T m iInn, N. J. Welter |dnyrd with Oxhkii.h ln.it yrur nml hit .200. “ Curl llulilm ll, director nf tIn* (iinntx* farm rlillix, Mini xroutM'of tin- mgimimitlmi fell that Wi'lier ncotl* nnolher year In Clnxx II IniMcliall in order to ili'velnp hix hitting, lie xceinx to lie an ex rellent fielder, and hnx |i|omi«ei | of going Ini ill the (iinnti* or- Hravex. Ham Martina and (ieorga 1" ll,,**('y l.t*nirur game. p Hcuit ix manager of the Touhy umpired the context. Tlgerx nnd Hobby Newman la Alabama wax the 28th atat* to ____ _ manager of Ihe Hravex. , join Ihe union._____ ____ Thv Tlgerx defeated the Hravex , , , “ er.ll7 Ll for ^ T,,r' r,, The American Chemical Society hy a 4 to .1 count at the Ninth eluded White und Tixon, while HlFcet Park Monday afternoon in Hnx. and llcxter workeil for the hax more than 68,000 mombera. T iffp ru T r im 1 ■ K ' - a :a 1 m u | * **1 I « Initant Hoi Chocolato Mix - New Washing Miracle Bay Oaa K f . a l Rag. M O H K a tra M | , fa r la m . 24c • �* ----- " T <?■ THimSDAY, APRIL 7. t!M9 T ffF “YePIIOloNKw” T h e T H IN K IN G F K I.L O W r h le n th e c r n tty 6 Im n o M T E im D |iliu iir lr is l M .icn*di.x I’hunr 612 \(c . TALBOTT’S 1444 YKLLOWCABCO . BISHOP BABY CHICKS 21 315 Kast Fifth St. SAN l)r. Henry IHcl/iiiilin 11. 1 u /\A u c s r s R A N F O R fl R t t R A L f l. —Dili V F I N H o u r S e r v lr r I ln it t N lr a Im o m ^ f n l r r 1 * %1114 1 1 ». A ‘2 %It %r. — \ \ a ll I ’ a p e i - I ’ iiin l | 'lllt | e » * a n il l* n |irt lu m a rI w 1 1 l. l % a \ \ | « l|||l 4 4 I N I 1 * j Foil D. II.OK Il>A I’m o m ; ir> m ^Special for two weeks only , m. i., xm Big Liifflish Leghorn Pullets $22.30 Biff Cufflink Leghorn ( oekrels 3.30 Biff Enfflish Luffhorn St riff lit Itini 12.50 Heavy Breeds 13.00 R AN Ponn. 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T ill. ■nTeeni'il p m i'li Mini c u rp o rt. 1 1 2 - 1 1 1 W . 2 m l. S I. Iln th u l I 'ily 'ii i ' i I ko I ’ ln n ii' 2 I 0 -.I. Rm iI i M l Ile a l fa r THE *j H A N F O R D HER ALD r « n IIFNT H TO BK room mid fm iiin lio d nim rt m enl 2ME N . Burk A vc. Bin 11270*J. JfO irT lK N T 'of Sale, a room ltuui.0 , • enclosed porch, completely fornished or u n fu rn ifh e tl. l i t . 17. lti»Xt to RhI iiIhiw Tnurlnt Lodffr, I miles South of Sanford. HKOROOM I iiiiim ', iilm iil tw o ] yciiry n|il, ifnm l liic iitiiiii, $'.',600.lilt $2,600.00 i Iii m ii , tm Im iif like re lit. f> III HIM llllll. l', I'lllrc III, tw o lu t., l**nl' 'n il* ill l* 'il i ' i I i i Mc. I c l OutIm iii ll liin lin I" Undo*I " 'll Hi P ic i'jti'i I 'm t itl.lt* Wu -liri I -l cycli'a. F IR E S M IN K . I I I Si. i i i i i i .i .i a n t i i K P i . i a ' i i m . i..-t very desirable lots. F ielieh ««**.- A num eral* A l-n -i«n \ V(, 1 1 .Mm (III boggl'd* Make yum mvn - iif ii'. J. \ \ H A L L . IIP .A I. I I III com plete, iitln i live , i'll . ) !-• in 2129 M cllonville" Ave.. Phone '.MiHW s ta ll. Inexpensive Pm l.uuie*. Itr lln lilc Ile a l Estate Service. M ail O f f n , I I u l Imw __ _ S K N h M t lh (.In ** \ Paint I n |h O il FA It.MS, homes, iHiainaaa » ■ * " ■ " * ' " 1- *«• ,,hn" ' ' ,J" p ro p e rty und ncienge. see you r KX , KNSU»N W A I K il o \ | ( H S K A S lii.m Ite a lly Agency S K N K A U , h a, I'a im i O ne It M a lln n u x. Assga la t l ((2.11 | \ \ . 2ml. Plume .120. Mid? K. Second S treet or phono L’lltll-J . (IN K , . . I / m in i IN D U S T R IA L T rm lu m e 8 \V m r iie i o f F u lto n im ii Maple. | I I. i i I m I, 2 and K 'a n f l" l« II and J rt and W',** o f l.nt tl, lllo c k 1,12 T ie r S, Sanford. $P.>rdl. c a d i m I te rm ". O w ner I.KO IIO S K N , IV O. Ilnx HI-1, .Miami Hem h. p lm . 2 I Ida. I 12' m e a l I'll.! ' Ar lll'ilm Ml a hni'ifuin. Pim m ' 7HK..I. 12 Hl’KUAI. ShltVICKS SM ALL frain i* fm nrdnd I i * i » i t t | i l c * v •*!y I lino.... .ate I'1— !,; A , 7 ' M ■ | K(; ;,| ,,,,1, Mm.e' |.|,nne « " IMU. F u ll S A I.K Mi In*. tin l( | I'liiiiU' Mill I )i til Ic v \ i\ S o , vv l i i ' i i I s iv l l i i l h i. - i ' ' m ‘i i i | i " i li In i i i 1/ j;l t i l l ' N i l ' l l . \ 'l l l I I III l . ll . l \v 111 ft it* 11 I \ \ im i t n a ii i N . i i n m i l I l M ' i l III \ l l l v V i ' l l h i ' " , i ill M ilw \ N H S E R V IC E HIV I 11\ r il I llfl'r * . . . • I! I ll I II III! I. Jt.Y2.tV i .. i . .in . O .v t.l, fi17 fur M nllcrv (.e n c ra lo r a and S ln rle r aervire. S w a in’* tlm te ry Service, 201 W. P in t ..i St im . O itl.A N D O M o ru lm r s .'iitin c i. O f * 1 Inmln Kvenm if .‘ d a r I 'a ll Oalph Onv 11nrt.I ____ _ I IN I ll'll It iialtii K e p a ltiiu ; l i e d M»er«, . II I |v, 2nd St. m i .m i m .i:\p ii p i i i m \ \ | » I V I'IN O im •.. 11 VVIf , • I I I I• • M IMI|tf V •l II.V • III 'll t l« 11, \ l It lilt ir i sl \i» l •» I li# n lo • 11 im ini 11 • ..........• i i i i i i • i \ \ . i. . • ' » i f • i ►i ul . .1 •I.. Irf ft ■o ttl r I t •i. r■> #»u l. i ». \ i \ iI M t ill ...................... it it.. U HE I T E R T A S T I N G BEER. FO R THE 9 6 * YEAR ?krrrt£D •S ri / III MX IK K l(\X M I I ’IU III i I >i *»• I Iio -V Avr tl) fM llfl ; I IUMI I I H I I I . m ' OP '''N H 'ltM »O .I f)uk Ave. Price IftHIM .oo ; N ,,lllK ,.|l(||u. (H„ Tm las, if desired. K xclu sivc h li*'tt -i , li'inis, donirt'd. Lxcliinvr* funt S**»\t*l irft l u n a l m , f. HI NSON ,v \ i l l M , i „ l| | | „ ,„ illK' pi in I u a lly new. ('a ll HOI .1 alMllll V•*•11 p«|l lit Iflff p lillili'lll. ItO III'.IM t . W ild . I \ > I S . I lr a llm •I * fully ^ m i u 2 RKDHOOM do w n slnlrs nn foro- lla ) mnml K. I.lim h |lii" l, VHWieiide r w t l llii* y r liv , Iii'iM 'ia l K lrrlri* ( I. ••m.iii fi • Vi « fan. m u I'dM’li t ilid i'i A* I I imih R ••• l.. », l| A lla n lir Ihin k Hide. is lird o r p a rtly furnishe d a p art- Plume 7112 ^ '. h . " a o „ i. PI,.me I i : u XM , N l | I( IN «. m eiit. I ’ hone 207• X M . POH S A I.K HY M W N K It lim i . . Ml rop PI. OI IIS \ 1 1 "!/••", ill 1 Itepaii m y , i, , *»v. . 11g■ . i;u"d netuhhm h e 'd . (vnlklUU ill ■ HKNTAI.H. Fine homo In Mmifnrd, • Im linu 0 x III. H a ll A .Htiiirway le fim him ; I lim ,* . ,-i , ,, lance ft m il tu w ii. I20U M ur;u" furnished, »tir».0(t. Three room • im lic i" | I |>li"i l.-iy , | l u \\ l i t lla. furnished colInRes ill laike M - : \ h M t lll lila s . A P a llll Pi* Sl Plnm. II.'. i _ Mnry. Klrelrle kitchen. Special 112 I I I W. 2ml Sl I'lm n r i l 2 0 . ------------------------- --------------• rale for rummer. 7 ROOM holts/* n f p iis t-la 'llu n i HAY,MONO M. IIAI.1.. Itrsltor ............... | 14 lO S t « i M ilJ N D (c iv il w a r) typ e llcu ti t if ill set Plume 980. A l l T K : i . r . M W A .N T K D ] liny* w ith shade, fr u its and i» —" I .ON I N m .ill tan i-id ia rd I d h iii 'I FURNI8IIKD Aparltnenla to still i flow ers, lie d n f nolKlllH il’i*. I.n' llu rm *1 cash pi lie paid J o r ' used | , |„ K , „ l|1|lv xv|t|, w | „ i i fe. i .mu you, OIB I'ark. Hot Wntet, o|ec-‘ 00 x .'toil. Im m ediate pussesni"ii f*iinil**r<*. Ted lla v is F n rn llu rn i u Inti* lip tilt ta il, a lf iiil : iim n fii I.el os show you. trie washer and rufrltjniiiloi. C". . I l l K. 1st. I ’ll OJiH. I^ "Id 1‘iiid c i I 'lr a ^ r • a ll 7**t'» H A W III) lii'ii 11> Cm. i'ltono llld-lt. 200 N . Park Ave. U I C K unfurnished npurlment. Phone HUH. 7 I ' H i L i r i a l m k S u p p lie s A l ‘H i.s • '( , ! ( S A L K 601 Vfc Celery Avo. I im il. K f M iff > n i ! »i i \ r j . i l l I* i l l 1 i my i I M l 1 1$ 1 1 II 4 I T 1 4 It »: 1 ••a \ 1 T$ • 11 l.i .1 . i « 1 • •n 41 r ., • ,1 *.' I* 11 \* • l. I I i* N K W P l.O O IIS .n rfm i'd I " p e rfe c * |•“ «ii* • • ii • tinn Old fin in ', mad' like new. • i . 1*| *a 41 i 1' K llii'h m t:, i'|i'n " i|ii{ A \v a \iii|{. i ^ $. • ■%, , ' •1 1 M M t " »•• <' II I. * II* II. .M I ilia --m i. I.nke M aty. 1 • , , •1 \ I m i 1 41 \ t.N P T IA N ' ' l l . I N MS m ade to o r- In 11 1 • • • l.l 1 •••ft • 1*1 ■I 'r. 1 I N Vt- 1 C -i. M2 " W lire. Sl. Phone |1 100 I'ulnirtto 1.1* i '■Im l i n i K . i r i . i m o p i ll I* A IM 'S | ' Sljyrhtly u»ed ltn lla » a > | F l. o o l t S A N 'M IN f. -and fin irh liiK uoh m n ilc in cip iip m c n l, 2h lied ♦—l.t'f* v c m "' cvpet li'iii'c IVm k u u u l- i n Used Sofa lied*, curb $ 10.00 anleed K p Slevmni. Id 2, U»ed t ilt la n k U li.iii and llu x I 'l'l A, S m ifm d ('a ll T ill 114 (II Inm an A l i i !»f> ' a fle i 7:00 P M m la f.iie 7 00 it III U m s I Ice II oxcr, encli #IB.IMI lift A M S livrhlly lined Sofa lied $.'l'.!.H',i I I III* Shnp w orn 2 I" Maple lo K M O 'T U IP or l.ivin u ' room »n ilc JH'.MiIi lift. K IlillT liemiliful lulu fm hinne \ t K'l \ l.lIN P. Nlllt | 1 •mill, in entliViilinti mi O in n c e l I lined V nn ily and h cin h :t|r> "" m i :i .h i m ; Avc. Price $ 1,(11111.110, III*, ilinvn., I I ' . i i l 2 il*.mi n ic la l N anfm d M nloi \ P ip il I I. • I It U t ilit y c a lijiic l $ 12 Off 201 \ \ . 1st SI reel Iiiilamc in iniHilldy pnyincni I I ’ i'd iviin il I'liUKC $ 2 1 H.'i \ Plume 7HH-J. Si'i* .InnniH ' ••wan'* SI m t I M rta l M A T H KIPS 1 1 # i \V«H 1- « i ' l l rndialMt - mnl LOCK ARBOR T» larffi rim iir 127 . r n m in . '2111 ll!l I p lr - l SI hen • •» K iifliiitu i i ■pair niff ffiir»*l limisi», *2 luitli*, **rvi*ial o /A lflv W . (D kl i l *i lieI ih -tla ll join, pi i« rd at $7:i2r».IMI, finaii< t"l Apai tim til i 11• nlatliiff k *im n u BIimih - IIHtfi. j lil'ti i i i VIt w ii'liiiiu im ii In m* . a.^. *.. *. ' ' i t ' V i 7 i . Im\ i " " " mid l •••* l '1 I .n % ~h&: v vx.r,-V‘' ..v r . w 'j - v 1 . f t W ' t '■ j u > > I II \ N .-"I K llv r.lt I III* ; I . I I M . K N M . l - . i : idM riR l'II ' dM I "• O il! O f lul "OlK'l l" i n ' l l Rl 'll i*l AN 1 I ’"I rjAii r «1 ’ »,|.) AN Al I A MIX hi I ttlt i .ADI ' wT- ■ *1 ' i f T * i'l i X ■ '' Pockei P A P K A R I) Six. Rond cmidi VACANT Apr. 0—2 room aparl- N K W m iiu II cement block culnn. and black K Ian Voaiet, ^ S c e Seiecn p u ic ll, iiltin iiiiiin i roof. Ml*. Carl Mu*". 2d.ll Willow I Imn, ""I* l,ii>K»iii . f*106 ' 1 00 . J . W .| A ment, private front ami hack On liO x 120 f t. lo t— $1,276 00 ” entrance, corner Oth * Klin, Ave. Phone 102 W. !_ , l " 11* •*»«"" Hex 487, W. 26th Hi. 81U Elm. No children, no pets. ;4I C IIK V Itttl.K T 2 duel in m,ml Quiet home. Phone 117H-W. I shape, a eai you'll lie pi mid In IS l i r a . ; W A N T K I) ---------. -------------------- 1 nw'ii. (Inly $706. Sanfoid Mutm KX C LU 8IVELY~iVlvato 4 rrwri 3 A IIT IC L K S FO R s a l e ; __ _________POl.I.KCTOIt with ear, uni* d a y * 1 A Kipiipmeol Co. 208 W. I»t. apartment. Phone 437-Yv._____ FRIHD JtIMHO SU hlM P dinners «<uk a week, $211.00 a day. P. d ---------------averynlttht, 11.00. HOMER'S. Ih-x (III, City. .18 n o iK Jh <li.or, radio, .......... FURNISHED ** apartment, 1000 » — i.. ■— — -------- i — -----------------------------| I m' m iii I Iff lit a ( I oo Kn and iu iir Park Ava. AdulU only. Phone r'J X E p O _ F E E D S i Complete lino. !) W O U K W A N T E *II l Ifuml. Many a happy mile of _M 6 -R :___________________ Hynt's Tuxedo Feed Store. — ———- - - - *—— — dliviliK only $2116. Sanfmd rRAPTOR WORK by the liour or | Mnim * Kipdpiuonl Co. 208 W SM ALL furnished naraije upart- LUNCHEON and short- T ille rs jul*. Pluuichintr, hnirowinir, mow* I — ment with bath. Call II65-J.__ served every day at IJinny's i UK A d ir t m ovinK' Wo sp o cla llro ■' — _ ...... MM iv1.1 Drug Store. 76c up. in condltluninif l>ull«llnjr lots A 1 I'.'Ih JAWA Molnieyclc, .'1000 ^ ROOM mixlern furnished house In Lake Mary on paved road, B R E A K F A 8 7 . - s .r v e d .v ery day I . M n ^ p t o ^ J ' h o w t I 6 ^ J . _____ j mlh'" $260 00 can he financed 946.00 monthly. Contact Mrs. at Lanuy’a Drug Store. 36c up.' LOWER PRICES, Expert w .te h , '^ V .n d m 'n »^li6.0() K ’ R .-T i.on B. Franklin, Lako M a ry ^ repairing, (1. C. Follows, Home - W. 2nd. St. Mill’s Swap Shop—Wo boy, sell or Simp, 1700 Suufuid Ave. Phuo/) 6 ROOM furnished upnrtment firs t trade most anything. *00 San­ 1143-3. . C H E V R O L E T , good iip p e iiiiin c f, floor. O il Park Ave. ford Avn. Phone 108-J. engine A cI iiih s Is ill excellent TWO ROOM apartment for bach­ 4 0 T LUNCHun ovory day from C A R P E N T E R - H u ililo r desires e n lld itiu n , $ 200.0(1. (Jen. it. w o rk by Jub o r hour. Phone elor with alertrlc kitchen. Phone SwHrtx, I ’hn.ie 770-M. HiXO to 2!00 a t H.SMgR’S. 1487-XW. 149-M 800 Laurel. * . .,, n '30 STIJDEUAKEIt Champion 9EW IN0 M A C H I N E S . Bart’s A .. T V O I- C I l l Cedar Ave. ... 4 Mmi Kb u u Tt w 8 * k Sewing Mach. Center, 110 W. ALL TYPE8 o f buldoaor work,. W0o.mi. reasunablv rales, rree estlmat-1 |>hone 822-11. 1st St. Ph. 1190. - j “a - — m— i m n - iN s u es. David E. Curpenter, Phone MANAO 13t).'l-M, REWARD $60.00 to anyone fu rn ­ For Sale—Used Tlree, Ten 480 'x HD M. BALI*. Realtor ishing buyer for 20' Alma 16 • Twenty 700 x 16 * T hirty CAN YOUR organisation use a Slat* Baak Bldg. or Ida 81 Housctiallcr, good condition. <100 x III, from 91.00 up. Plenty man trained and experienced in ! Priced lo sell $860.00. N. J. of miles left in these. Coed also M AYFAIR (V • h»* following; Production and LuKa, Sanford Trailer Park. for faun equipment. Used In ­ Hanford’s finest subdlvtslon-Lots efficiency, design and setup, ner Tubes 50c up. 8top In at B, 6. 7 and 8. block 3. Mayfair. sales and promotion. For. inter­ FIRESTONE A look them over. Each lot M x 189.6’. $800. each view w rite Box WMC care Her­ 11 East F irst St. eaati or tarme. Owner LEO ald. ROSEN. P. O. Box lt d , Miami L U n O A fiB HALB O p p o rtu n itla a 10 ^ B a n c lt,' Florida................. Matched Seta for luidies^ und Men a STORY apartment hausa, Ufa UARUECUE STAND, 3rd, A San­ “ ’ roof, douM# garage, ex* ford Avenue for tale. Crown American Tourtster OPPORTUNITY* for m a k in g good Maxlmllllan* Airway in small business, Just started, 49% OFF atore, ladles’ shoes, Extra good lo- 4/ { tf-S >\ M l' D I S N E Y LA N E NOW ! O ' - . ' --O C -S r r <*‘ ‘A A ° ^ ~ ^ r Vt . > — ; »’A ( I. '.'v ' " / v •;y “ *-o ~ KUHI.N.SOIx -‘-’s a '•; * S " ' __ ’* • • • / . . r r/,.r «*/» ■r r ' ' *r ••*- .e< : r __________________________________ .r ib * * �\ 9 H H n r,r i * '■ • '^ r r r t i n u tfm m u n r ■• : V: v' •• P A G I IIG H T THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1M» THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA <r M onth M a y Pass B e f o r e Alliance B e c o m e s Binding Bennett Speech IC M t la a H F ran * Ps«» 1 in c r e a se One) I n O ld B e n e fits I s A ge s lb lllty In t h r se cu rity o f the la n d ” , he declared. "E x e rc is e o f ; C l _ i t m L * rp 1 J p u iiilr re sp o n sib ility in the *u»- I t S O U g f l l O V 1 0 I) 1 f l ta ln m rn t o f a g ric u ltu ra l land I* 1 ______ _ o f iuich obvious Im p o rta n re to W A S H IN G T O N A n r 7 </Pi the general w e lfa re o f a ll people. | „ w rW rtlH O I U N . A p r. / l/t it would *com thect un uiloquutc j" e c re la ry o l Labor fo u n t toeny p ro g in m o f soil conservation and 1 urged a I too* I in old age b e ne fit* pru de nt use o f w a te r would t il- I n , help nveccome “ th re .il* In o u r ways he the f ir s t o rd e r o f l.usi- „ a|,j|;|y pcisril hv the lies.* ill itll m il ions. The p ro lile n i presented the pule " p r ir o ii. il in s e c u rity " o f n« <itl- WASHINGTON. Apr. 7—(/P)— A Tniintry-hy-cnuntry .tirvey *howr d today it may hr at Iraat .1 month lirfo ir thr n»w Nmlli Atlantic Trraty ran hrromr hindinn on thr 12 nation* which iignc'l it. Formal ratification may trquirc* *uh*tantially longrr than thi*. lomr official* h rlirvr, barring a rritia with Soviet Ruuia which might tpur the proem. Thr United Stair* Senate ha* railed for full hearing* to p rrrrdr drhalr. In Ihituin, llo u ir of Cone •non* rule* require that all liratic* mint lir over for a minimum of 21 working clay*, rirluding Sunday* and holiday*, hefotr bring debated. • iAt l l the III* other 11111*1 rralremr, g | | « | | | r f tlirrr llll* « of *19 j, ,, I IFF llillll lla a lis n s a Iraat P a n Ih o i the co-operation o f groups the flne at he had ever s e tii. Because o f the (trenching ra in * e n rliu r in the week, there wa* no dust raised hy the tra c to rs and plows. W hat appeared to be a cloud o f dust a t the n o rth end o f the p ro je ct was lim e (icing applied to the soil. N o th in g nppeared to have hcen overlooked fo r the co m fo rt mid sa fe ty o f the thousands o f vl»i- (C a n tta a e a P o a r« a » The average length of (Iff In U n ited S tate* Jumped from the 40.24 years at the beginning of ■»»*• the century to Afl.69 year* in l94fl, ora tion s to sign oaths th a t the y an Increase of about 17W years. a rc not Com m unists. The governor has asked f o r “ a p p ro p ria te le g­ isla tio n against C om m unism ." Rep. Simpson offere d a c e n tra l, | N- c o t ’ liT of THE couni _______ purchasing b ill, but it a p p a re n tly i JIJ I h i k . _____ 8 KM I Not, H cCOUNT onn3> la not as broad as the tio v e rn o r » t a t b o f F u m t i'A in PRO. had In m ind. I t would a u th o r- 1 t „ r»* ttio IX fiti* of I jl«* the C o m p tro lle r to laaue n j Ito iiK IIT l#Ki: iiA lllllH O N m o n th ly lint o f *'fn lr p ricea " iiim I • !r!! \vih>M i t MAY ro N * re ip ilre purchaaea o f m ore lim n C H IlN : l- r , In lie made at .......... w ," ' ln j , , aT « A * VS2r t'la'.'i /eo* Uioae IlflUMl. , 1 «*|»*»r• n» l!\( < m r U of the •atyitr The fira t u la r k on proviaiiina of llo lir r t !.•»«• ilnrrlw nn. i!ep»a«»<l ., *1 M r, h i * l n m n iil)rr that liv in g 1 <>*l* | entrances to the a irp o rt to d ire ct o f the 1047 School Foundation ' .......... ..... ... lio n *ln- ^w.1 ill,' ‘fap n . M er- _ __ ......................... Cep. p |y# t„ H i- lli.n n r n M r P o iifls o ha vr ii*e n h ') per re n t since t h r the stuady stream o f cars. A n am- Law come In a h ill hy lie 'III II re8 lr n « tr u iii. I'o o tu y J io ta r o f Hrmnieosirm o. I 'o i iiiiy m percent .Social S c ru n lv system w .n 1hulnnco slm al hy f o r emergency. A p lin o f H a m ilto n to repeal u Inole Couniy. F lo rid a , on th e 51 * r U a lili.h r ,I m I ' m . Concession '•oc.ths were heing sup. ip iire m e n t th a t county . - school sup, lin y o f M u*. ISIS, fo r a p p ro v a l have m ol (<>r fito ii .u«. lis m ith u, n c uo nil ilrin i i i i i ik hv b and m m rt'frru rriirnh n - .e■r■inu lr i .m - i .le u vnmtsn m u s t ■ « " " »c o - .lle .Cg ge e de- >1,01...................... . r. « . r , a1 1 a* . ,, plietl w I 11 hi* p rr|i.irr< l * l.il* ------prepareil n irn t In- j m c n l* a nd w e r . . m in nftil hy m rm - g fU a . H- Wns want In th r H n in e k o t i j i m j i f ifL V .» L '.Vr tr»Vr<! t hr UMMip m ip p u r • kn I h*i a o f the Kuaineaa und P ro -. L o n im iltro on hducation. «inv «»r \i*r11 m **. KSIILT CIAIIIIIHON A d n iiiiis lra lin n m e a tu ir w hich fc'scdmml W om en’s C lub and by I Hep. Hheppcrd o f Hi. Johns pro- ' i:««M tnrU tif 1li•• of , posed 11 co n s titu tio n a l uniendnicn! wcuilcl hnn«l l l i r l i r i i r l l l * a n d e * l- lld I 'U l i l l i ' h iil'lu e rs . Ihitie rt Onrrluon lUt'tlilKOfl Ilie 111 In an .11ld ill 111l.il 20.000,000 | Kriun the speakers stand, look - 1 th a t would le t the l.o g ls lu tu re e a llli ...tf n o rlln n i l. could lie seen the •»•'» »P«’elal session fo r .10 1 wucker.; ’» 1rnn-sleel e.m slm elecl d a iry learn,' ' • * / " hy IhreoH i l n u s v a a tu r * a h*« m 1 * " fh l, llicalc III IIII In - 111.I I l l i r . " lie n dream ........ ............ . C a rey! flfH is o f the m e m U rs o f eaeli • 1 Kan nu*a (ir la a g u N u u lt 17-11 paid, "had ten* In I In riihalli r |iri Iteni.i,, bend Of Ibe M g rlc u llu ra l i *»•••»• O nly the tio v e rn o r eon c a ll, AlderHgnle U n i- B •*P**,'f*J session now. <nll.ll Hi«ei in il v. and llili* lia< pie | d i'p n rlrn e n l o f v e rs lly . O. It. Dawson, cou nty *he Henale spent most n f its eiilrcl a vriy ir.d |iioh|rui id ntei 1 1 * m ft'iit m ill co m m ittri* lii'Qil in mi*tlMMlicRily lo o p lin jf R ......!,t, K . ll't ,,', t» «" " t ' t s'-th ihlv '* 1 (. , , „ rtCe „ t ,|,|K used his " ' t nr„ ; u,,’"I • '" v'’r 't 11* lie hy ernslou run la' met in only Iw n w a y*, he declared. " E ith e r WT hveonie u d tw lin ilig n a tio n ; n r we e m itiim e to ls> 11 vig oro us, p ro ­ gressive, p e riiicin rn t nation. The f ir s t rlin ii'e in what we w ill he emiic w it hunt soil conservation Tin* second choice is w hat We ran achieve uinl m a in ta in w it h tin Kind o f soil r iin -c rv ilt ion I mu ta lk in g alionl ” j TIlC jn h is heing done hy the suit e m ise rva tliiii d is tric ts , Hen| nett deelarecl, and h e lle r progress in heing iiiin le than Is gvn era lly I.nown There lire ill t'lo rld n , lie lidded. I t soil ennser vat ion di 1rie ls covering BJ!,ltOO,flftO acre1and in i'ln d liig some Ml,04)0 farm s. j State Tax Bill Miracle Day .. ....... - L egal Notice ....... jSS'-C'SJitsyaiasS's NHCl'ARn'H I I f I || | L0NGW00D HOTEL the rnunlrie* which lignecl the pact | DKCT.AItlNti T IIK NORTH A T I.A N T IC Ib fc ii*.' Treaty to laJ|,|i,.,| Valid1' Klyt"pi.rr^iit4**'f | own slmrl wave radio equipment procedure. The House set up » here on Monday could formally I'.ng step toward peace, “ I'residcnt Triimnn the Ministers mid digoi-1 h)|n| remniiiing soil cmiservo- " ‘••ion. he added: " I l I* difficull fee die o M iilia l Iasi week to secure materials for r« m P ^tf new set c.f rule:, with no ratify *| within a few days day* The turle* " f "»«liuis gathered in Washington to -ikii the part. lie .hiring the year of the sta lls fo r the rows. ••'b a le yesterday. They were p re ­ „ _ . i- ____ , * • 1__ 1 . / ‘ 1 • le fu lc il tIn- Itie u in n elinrges tln ii 1lie Ire n ly i« iucmled fn i any Il» 4 l," lie m id . "1.0*1 yea r SIn pa rlia m en t* u l Ic rla n d , IT ru in a ik jin rjio u r t'sceict f iiin r e peace. 1 In te rn iitin n n l .Sound|doilo| 1 ru le o f p riig re ** had i i I h iii I trebled and N o rw ay a u tlin r ir r d ih e ir liracl* ] j il wa* :i.:i pereecit o f Hie rc iiiu iu ^ ilig |ob. We 'h o iild be lil'le |o o f gcivernnienl in advance In lake | fin is h Hie job on Ibe fiirn iln n d s of th i* step. Hut hy the term * u f the I 1lie e n n n lry op to Hie stale o f Ire n ly appruval u f th i* Iriu iln r s l i 11 iiinlcniincc by 1070 Thai w< I'ttNifNiir# * »* (IhPi ( I m il lim e d I C'h ii l*a '(e M a r l lin t a ffe ct the u tlirr* . pii'Hcni disidmi g* roiiuirniH'iit hi j oi"-l •'•'!'* i*i*i Iy -hoiihl do, t m-,■** 1**. M illie e u | w r a llli lies 111 llo lo in are -till losing around r«0*5. Ile fu re cnniing in to effect the iM e h n ig o mi m I i h t i * f i m iii sorv irt* ( i l l lia c lr a lld a g ric illlu re . a n d a l l r i j ' ^ a year." iacr niuti ne m laiuieci ny the me seven »evru . . , , 1un..... "loinoriil.lc cmidilioiis." It Cinil 'ceres , , , pact mu*t he lifie d hy noi rhicli nriainallv tcmniored illlie * * y r , t " ‘ 1 now rends "imilei condition s oilier "Modern mi comer veil Ion is no w hi lnii«.l *»i im f l u iu,n 11,:. | should *ay llir lallcc I* far limn' ' dislmlioinlde." Ills pmposnl, . direrled merely lowurd inilllltc'li Un ited nu rd S late, (hy hvo.thi.ch Seni|(i||., h|V r ....... .. ............. .. |„ ..'.r*. w lo .-m e e ..f th r .....Mr. Hen ale itcnl te appicival), lliilain, Caiud.i. ... 1,... ,|M.V got the m. call, d “Id........ nett declared. “ Il I*, dynamic me ll»ed fl„ vliryillK IWIMIIW. ....... It leads In liicrrn.e. I •ranee, Belgium, llir Netherlands * ..... r " . ! ' " ........ .. 111111I ra l mid ln * lln g p rn d ile tiv lly o f tlie lie IIl* o w u illi'd to re d e fin e I In and (.uiemlaiurg. The remaining All eeulinniie wealth, be dcrllired land and liie r r b y prn m olp * the •igners were Italy and Portugal. 11II im ul i-ly I'onirs from ......... hi Hi b ill's u iis i'u n d n e t I'lu iis i'. A s now common w e lfa re w here ver it Is w r it le u , p e n sio n * w o u ld be b u rre d prncTircd. A ll region* n f the* w orld The agreement* d ra fte d hy l l i r itself, Including It* ocean*, and w h e re ili* n h i! it y w a* ilie iir t i'd "w illf u l u iis e u n d u e l." lean Ice Im proved, we th in k , and western democracies to pool th ru '• " ,l ' " h7 * ' I In o n g lil 1 . . . J, , fI*b in g , m ill furcm lry. I lie del b e l l i ...... asked (Ills be e lim ig e il l i s | * " n ........... i r r e i i l l y p o v e r ly - s tr lr k e n force* In in e rt any n u tiid e acnircl r pr , p n m i i i v e un.l »•' " " " | 'f i loiiinuM niiseo nd iie l." area* nuiv be advanced In 11 stale it t a r k , m eanwhile, w a t * I h iii I 1c ivilU e d man 1* t ln ii p n M eniiW liile llie Hennle ilib n le 011 J " f re la tiv e p ro sp e rity liy safe ready In il u r l the la lm riiiu * ru lifn ii 1,s« l " « '/ • " .'i'' Ha- Kurupi 1111 1i' 1'overy pro g riu n , | g im rilliig m id lnerea<ing Ih e li au 7 j Im limit! m ill iiim .i'* thrm tin. li« 1iv a llu g th e reeeni S o u llie rn f ib .......................... ... r lc iilln r u l ...............................u p n e lty , lin n p ro ce d u rf i. |1 H Iiie n iin e llv Ithlie IS p ie e . i'iiiln en n lly e b h iu u nile ti*r.. Hut | , „ H|*-i in le n g th , n e u re il 11 v u t f | th rn n g h - o il m id w a te r r iin s e r v a - j hi.t Iical-given liOiittit K pm 'li | C ongress Komulup Jf* J2 S 1- ’; in i.liin g |M,( h ,r (|M, <lf ................. dtio p p rd the I. f , u l,t to cut the ■■•sources th a t Hod has placed T '*1d>bi..m,n lo t til at Ins disposal. "T here'll be cm more money llislm p I .o u t!it suid th a t lie w in umcndmentH." .Senator W herry illle ie ste d in th is M krurle Noil (It-N e b l Mild as llie debate' went Conservation Hay because lie is a into its l " t l i day. Tbc filib u s te r nil m ini, and as a man be must c u t; a Semite ru le * cluingc to K ill Hie la'intiHc lie is a C hrist inn iind u» tig h t to filib u s te r lusted 111 days, a ('In 1stimv lie realises iIn*t cun D cu io criille le a d e r l.ueas of re lig io n bus its very u n its in an m m ols and Senator C'oim ally (D u g riru ltu ru l * m le ty and the f „ T e xt predicted a rinul vote on the lu re u f llie church lies la ig e ly in A d in iiiiN tra lio n liackeil prugrum to llie. ru ru l fie ld ; und lierause c*H ui<| W estern K tim pc u im tlie r Ifi o f us regardless u f what we do mouths would be reached la te lo fo r a liv in g are dependent Hod's gncid e u rth fo r our very . However, about 111 aiaeudm i'iits uwh livelihood. tn the h ill s till fared debate. Most AH w u itliw h ile , w ork is m , , . , ir a a r t a a e d F ra a * P a a r n a i l tr u th a vo ca tio n ", he ileelar.'d. I " T , »>"m were due to l«. set aside varying degree* uf maturity undn " th a t is, a call fro m Hod t o ; dlsciisslnu. the tatlr Irit prnvition and In re­ share w ith H im in the cre n lln n . fh e Ionise look up the $7r.7,o f a iH dter w o rld , but nowhere is -H I.IO J appro pria tion s b ill to fin quire grade la hr linn for culture*. „..... n r in ir liir r s lilii w ith Him inure- . n«ee np e ra iis .if ,the sla , tlu . ■■.*te . , I. coin . fm . . ?........... ........................................ . .• #• * a I im I. n a l, I..,, ftlaftftftftft ftft.i T n s lu r l w o rk w ith an e n tire ly rea dily a p p a ie n l Ilia n in the fie ld «nd Jusiac d e p a itiiie n la fo r I the riseiil ycni lii'g iiu n iig J u ly I. new emnnilsslun J u ly I would cause n f iig r li'iiltiir o " . confusion at one o f the busiest V i'S li'id y il approved a $B7I,1017.17U i’ii I ■'ti-ii 11 iiin iii'y liill c a rry tim es n f p lan nin g f o r the new sea| b ig fu n d * f u r va rio u s agencies. aon, W a lke r sulil. Present law • tu g ­ *. .i i, ............ gers the te rm *, w ith fiv e n f till' I I A im ing Ib e i .... was *110.010,000 C i:anllsunl Fraai I's a r H u rl men seheiltdrd to be replaced June im Hie ii I miii m' n i- u r y niniiiilNMMiii fa rm e r and Ills fa m ily . j‘ "d fM.tMMi.iMMi fin llie lle illa a ir 1. MA iu l you it now w liut I n r m in r il , “ I l ulw nys takes m ouths fu r new Ih e llm ise i* u rtin g s w iftly on m cm tice* In Ira n i w hat they need fa rm h a yin g power means In u l to know about Ihe commission's tow n lik e H a lifn ril which is d e -! *•"• m u iii'v h ills In clear them liependent la rg e ly upim iig rlc a ltu re ," I l ,ir*' the h o s ie r Indidiiy, when Complex op e ra tio n s," he said. m il th a t members w ill iiilic a III day h u llWalker reported "every Inform he rlcclnreil, p u in lin g d o lla r u f fa rm Income | day. ad lawyer" lu whom ha hail talked eve ry w iuals seven do lla rs o f natlcuml The Nenute jtn li.m ry s u lw o n ^ Income, According In cciinnm lsts. L I m r :..... " - l 'l ''h . a rm ,-* nh ed by calendar dates, I'rntected productive woudlnnds [n u ll t i " ............. 1 " i "The committee has proposed lire lienntifiil, he remarked, and law *. Ih e nieasurc', ha* Is'm t ertj i .................... ....... Moil ecinservatinn does much I m ore tlm n safeguard land. It di1re c tiy o r in d ire c tly resu lts in u wide v u ric ty n f fundam ental bene­ fit * . I t both increases Ihe yie ld* per acre and lowers the cost n f pro du ction on< most fa rm land. W'lilch, in tu rn , start a whole chain n f benefits, M id i ns inerenked fa n n e r income, increased taxes fo r " f , governm ent, increased trade fu r lin tli ru ra l am i urban com m unities, und increased em ­ ploym ent fu r professional, skille d , and u n skilled w orkers. " I t resluts In la rge suvlngs such as reduced sllta tlcm o f stream *, d ltrh c -. harbors, and co stly rese rvoir*; lessened clnmgge to fills , ru ts, and cu lv e rts n f h lg liwciy* and railroa ds; decreased dum agi’ In oyste r beds and breeding and feeding grounds o f fis h , eruhs. „ mj „ t|„ ,,. vnlnaldo m pm tic life ; . . . . . . ' 1 mid reduced flood crests on Isilh m a jo r mid m in o r stream s th a t re ­ sult In Ics-eni'd dainuge lo farm s, homes, in n iiiifn rt tirin g n liin ls , livestock, highw ays, r a il,,. n ils . „n ,l 4|| ||«*r pro n ro pe iM riy. rty " I t lli'lp * In a lle v ia te drought diiiim go to cro p -, pualures, uad meadow*. It earniirugc.s u mare fle x ib le ami d iv e rx ifie d typ e o f a g ric u ltu re . I t helps create u g re a te r pride and s n tls fs c tlim In fu n n in g along w ith the g re a te r m a te ria l re tu rn ". It en-ourages ...... llllllK |„ e r * „ f ‘,r,' stuy n il the fa rm . A m i, npp a re n lly , It helps In Im prove the aomcthlng which competent, im­ the turning of palmetto and brush dmsed by thf iiiti'lligence experts tiutritlnnal (pinillity o f focal. partial attorneys state could he of llie arini'd services, und yosw ith u n u iu a l .p e rd . put tnuchr* on the exact cetlifird cop it* for f’ rriident Trutntn and head* of the other government* to iiihnut to their legiilalor*. Some In te r partner* of the A t­ lantic alliance, diplomatic o ffic ia l* •aid, may be inclined lo hold l.ark until ihe United Stale* and Britain act. Fatter holiday r rre u ri protn iie other delay*. Citrus L Buit* Speech knocked out In the court* with Ihu •lightest effort," Walker explained. "0n« standard fur nil varieties throughout |he season is Ilia only afcirwar'' to the problem ul i Ii Ih Lima." Aa to grade Inhaling for rnnI hh| 'citrus, he said, "a slate guvarmnvnt cannot restrain Interstate commerce. Any rainier ran always ;**« federal grades Instead uf state grade*." A direct ntlark on Warren's cjtrus committee ami its program raipa from Commissioner l.utt Maxey uf Frosl proof. . Maxey said ho spoke as an In­ dividual only. Ho ha* largo grow­ er, shipper und processor Interests. H« accused to the committee of "trying to alnk Ihe Industry," th e committee "ha* had free ucecu* to the press for Ih tlr ballyhoo anti false propaganda for montha. appealing to the weak mind* or Florida," Maxey said. Maxey accused the committee of ahrcpdlng untrue Information about tha condition of the Industry and declared " I nm going to do and aay what I please tn counter­ act'' such ■usti statcmsnU. statements. . (.< - ■ Shrine Minstrel tltts f r a n vaas flat I . M uniforms which which wera ■rd at a coat of $4,109 or each. Last year the Shrine il m u lle d In a JouaUan ■■u•ne,r tMi>& n n s : Vwa . ’’U h,dlS?,'.7! aocMadod la & # r ' .hMda Dspartmsnl o f Agrlcullurat Colin Gunn, smuii state ronn«nRN0nis»f conservationist, Mi, uumii HCfl, Galnesvlllot II. G. Clayton, director of Extension Service, Gainesville; P a r k a Anderson, Avon Park, president of the flu te Aisocletlon o f Soil Conservation D istrict supervisors) G o r d o n W oMh head o f tho section o f Curm t Information, SOS, f lurff, fl. f t , Ralph SaMar. _ , Ills, assistant tU U conserval tot L A, Jacobaon, work unit cotv •arvationlst, SCfl, Hanford; Cal Roark, BCS Informxtlon Division. SparUnburg, B. C. Atao Introduced w m i F. E. FlU gerald/ 80S motion picture terdny l ‘111 Dirciliii J. Edgar Hoover dcM'iilii'd ii a* llie "very minimum” protect Ion needed. Hut Hciintor Fergui-oii (It-M id i) cauHom'il against going ton far. He said Ihe peneetime buttle ag­ ainst spies i i i ,<I saboteurs could '(it to such an extreme It might In­ terfere with freedom of speech and Hi* press. The House Bunking Committee o|H>ited hearings mi public hous­ ing plans, a multl-bllllun dollar program fur federal housing und slam clearance. Hep. Mimruney (li-O kln) prodieted that a Id-paiilsun support would Insure passage of the legis­ lation. Hep. Wnleni t (It-M ich), who fought such u hill iast year, said "It still junks ilkc Socialism to me." The Hi'itnte Hanking ContmlHeo recently approved u similar meas­ ure. Other hearings Includcili Olcumargarliie-tlie Senate Fin­ ance Committee met lichlml closed door* to plan public hearings on Isglslatlon to end the tk'l-year-old tax on oleo. The hill bus been passtd by (ho House. Unification—Secretary of Army Royal I was called liefore tho Sen­ ate Armed Services Cnmmltteo In a prlvato session to discuss legis­ lation lo tighten unlfcatlnn of tha Army, Navy and Air Force, (Gon. Dwight D. Elsenhower culled mill* tary leader* to Key West, today to talk over tho same problem.) 0i B|S|!SP WTRRi Mika Thomas o f WORZ. Orlando and Paul Taylor o f W FTIi, .F t. Uuderdala Sharlff P, A. Mero, and John Ivay, president and J. L. Inglay, treasure of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Irntraaslag It Fallowing the banquet, motion eturas war# Mtown In color of In two a evolution of farm Implements bjxar. s Mr v«| iiRrvm Muwrjri uuncwir ut d ljfl to Up to d it# Sanford .was the Agricultural Experiment Bta- tractore. hlgli w tlon, xti uainesTinei Qalnaavlllej John eonn Vaxon vi of U. K. DENIER CHARGE lem lnola High School Band .tha firs t tin »»ar lands into Improved pastures makes Florida mure eye-appealing lo Its paying winter visitors," he asserted. Mr. Ilule was inlriiduced by Kdward Higgins, manager of the Kemliiide Cininiy Hliainlier of Honimerec. Tlie luinquet was attended hy nlsiut 00 persons, unit guests were Introdiu'ccl hy Hubert K. Withereil, District conservalinnlst and hy (leorge Touhy. Among theso were: II. II. Bennett, chief of Hull ('niiNorvntlon service. Washington, I). Dr. Hide; C. W. Smith, Aslnlaila, treast"-or nf the Florida Forest and Park Association; II, E. Wood Tallahassee, Hlate Hupcrlntcndenl of Agricultural Educatloni Z. 0. Herlong, Mlcanopy, president of the Florida Noll Con­ servation district; T. M. Hower­ ton, Jr., Madison, director of the Florida Forest and park Associa­ tion! William W. Haliorn, Jr., Jacksonville. .Others Introduced Included the Rev. Alton Bradley, Carey Reams, agricultural Instructor and other official* of Alderagute University Including M. W. Castle, and M. W. Castle, Jr., and J. U. Shields, Phil S, Taylor, Tallahassae, su­ pervising Inspector of the Florida g“S!f7t o iTJIw, W o:« S wax .Fnrnt NANK1N0 • Apr. 7—(A ^ -1 United fltatr tea amhasxy "Productive land Is different from other natural resource* in that it nitmt he ttsetl amt main­ tained *lmultiinc<iu*ly—If It I* to remain productive. That Is. It nui*t l»e kept intact while In 11*,.. or It Is likely to vanish with the run­ off from rnliixtorm*. Plants can lie grown over nnd over without depleting the productivity of the loud, If the roll I* maintained; Inti tho soil itself, *0 far as known, cnij Im renrodnred only with the tedious kIuwiiohn of geological rhange, once It hn* vnnlshrd b<..|ily inlo the oeenns. "Prodiictlvo Inml Is much more limited than commonly has been supposed. It occur* only on tho surface of the earth anil onjy on a part of the surfnre. It I* not permanent. Once fertile soil has been washed or blown away, It cannot he restored or replaced In any practical way for generations. And what Is left—subsoil— Is us. tml y far less productive and less stnhle, Often It Is sterile. When bedrock Is reached yon have goncrnlly come to the end of praellral use, so far as prodmilve land I* concern,d. I.nnd riddled wllh gulllrs Is In nlxmt as worthVM •«'»‘|«tl*in. Also, land under the handicep nf nver-wotigss Is not itvnilaldo for successful eropp. Ing, and land without ndrquato W* 1 •" much desert. And shallew soil on steep slopes geuaral y I* shout as worthless re­ cultivation as shallow roll ovR l,rp«h» your plow,, y These conditions, and others, must lie considered In. effective •oil conservation-remedied hy proper land use or by the use or proper conservation measures. “We cannot dig deeper Into thd cn,r.th fiml new productive so!. We cannot pump It from wolle or dig It from mines, aa we do for salt, sulphur, and coal. We cannot Import It from other nations and stockpile It na we do with copper and tlA. And there are no, undiscovered reserves of Tductlv# land of any large ex it, anywhere on earth- We mi What we have or do will I hily Ml.'I pec cent id ill w n ik c i* lia ie ail .ilillll.il im nine nf mure lli.ill $ 1.000. 11,lo ll saul llie new lu ll w ould r s lr u d m v i i age In fa u n w in ke r*, i l n ii t 'il i w orker*, the «r|f-en i|iluye d, te ila in g n v rin in e iil w orker*, ctn p lu yr* n f iin n -|irn fil iii* litu lin n * . am i ilene *etvm g ill the aim ed fo u rs III a d d llliin 1 n lh r i le in 'l I*, llie m easure v 1 I | i i i i m i I' Im ill lie ** a n d ill* . d o l'lv i ll'm ile ■' o th e r p 'lw v r f u l t r n i't u r w o u ld liit e h i "<'„ n l , y 1 " h, . » u „„„, every day Ik e yea» ra a a d ip e r la l * u a im e r H a le s lluom A U de llrla s* meal* dally **JK ‘U<t I'KH WKKK ' ".7,’ ...... ................ Nim psnn'* statem ent t but be n u ll'll u f llie p iilm e ltu runts from w u iilit Introduce the lin te l tax and 1 th is area, t i l l oecaslnns where a III* scant disclosure n f o th e r s tr a t­ root itn overlooked and a true egy to the liniise ro m iiillle c wa* lo r■ •***■ m i.| lu burrow gut slink, un■I j ll in n t, *»l nl ,11 IVj II | j j MOM’ S A HONlV Whea W* KUa Need A U iattve. flte Ulvaa lla Syrup *f Bla<k-0raagM •• ! WuukU'l *<ki tsikrr JjW •ktUmej V" 1“ ' " fir s . ...... ...... b ‘ " from the ol. -im I,.. I I n iin n ltte e . who was w ith Sim pson u f orfn(>a c K I? M T (i^ T ^ C In the p i.* tiu e area nearest the • ‘ Hif. ronco w ith he Huvennr. ^ U t a * * * speaker's stand, about one ilo ie n ho h ,d " ° | n iu 1 :t? T rb « {f t m A M lO M t la f ' 1 ------------------1 uka, (K»» tuu* tk ftl/M mlulUy Ilk* ( r n r liir * and harrow s and plou gh*! T H I I I II T q I t Vrfe/^W .'.M 7— (AO a m i''H .o \[!a lit7 n g o f H a h m V rn "s K K F IN H IIA M , III.’. A p r. 7 -(/1 7 II • am! “ " rn - H rlo f-s trlc k c n E ffin g h a m h i.rle d 'K z f c f jt f Z t iE V A anoiber I.f soil eoiiservatinn " ,nr' , , ' " ,nV fro ,n *•»• *ad m»»*lft»liuliift •Vilj luj i M ^ hT C v: ! S i »- A n .h « By s ir,. - ; in rived e a rly. Am ong these was f l !,,.7 ,V n ,"™ r‘'lhw* n , l " M f " r 8 u c in > W U iM T tc/Usil ■lolin Z illeI'*, *. -o -onil scie ntist o rf A rr ," ,., ' i ‘ i" n" 1 •1'w llM - . . . . . 1--------------------------------------------------------I'H o m i lll S tl.lK N M ‘ The dead o r m issing in lu e s M A N IL A . A pi J c/1'i The cudin, H. A. Mathew.*, conserve day’s de vastatin g fire was es-1 mnl II. it . K. I 11 D W A | | 0 O l l U l l v liooniiis is ti o if Tluiianassee ulluliussec olid P h ilip p in e house o f le p ri'.-i'iitn - n liv e * today pni-*cd u iiiiiiim u u -ly a ' a i ^ f ak *!' C ity ............. h X been re 'e n v e m i" fro m '0 ,t h e l < f * s a | | ft, a , c l f j a M n i ” liill iiro h ild tin g ad m i*sinii o f alien - 1st1 is. „ i l-nke L i l y . ________ o f dehrla. said tho C a th olic • L B S 11 9 1 1 1 1 V f l l T V w Iiiin i ' e ciiilltrie s do mu grant rechancery office, which governed W ithout Painful BasluMM NO l . t ’CK II K itK I'ipriH 'nl r ig h t* to F ilip in o *. fsa«Oo* sonslu Whfts dlftordftf of kldn*T fsmtlo* W A H H IN H T O N , A p r. 7 —r/1»)— ' ‘the nf* hospital. All except seven have The liill wa* aimed at A u * tn ilii| r*u f Mood. It . iltnnou* enstur to r*iB«in In ynur r<Mu*noU«MjBs 1 which rece ntly denied ndiaissiun A W ashington postal cle rk who i " ,|*n hlonHfied *> h u m nasilna Me k**tw. rMiuaol I,c point, lo** of p*p ond ftatrer. gotana r*tuna up i " rh o f U. N. A rm y CpI. I.o re im , Ham - " " " *'-’N.«mmi on tlie CHS " H it The nlxhtft. twftllinr. puffin*** and«r Uw «ct». «n ay boa. a F ilip in o w ith f S . . u n ci- ''o e k p o l" p ro gra m th is week soys ,_________ ____MMDty ’ ________ hrsilftchft* ond dluln tu. Ftmim or was Expert Shoe Itrpnlring it wiisn t ju s t lu ck— it was the tfv > j>aa,ftcf« with unartlnx and huralaa (oa*Utnn thows th»o I* *om*t>>bi« wrong wtlk ----- !—^— ---------n year's jo in t planning hy seven I your kUl fifty* or hlwldftr. # r*i iniiii'f*. I r^n T w » ljrA » k ro u r dru*«Ul fo r Oonn'* o f m atliem atlcs. ---------------------------------I Plllft, a ftllmulftiit diuretic. ut«<l gMMftifuUr Ur million* fo r o v tr I t ro o n . (loon » sir* "P ro d u c tiv e It.m l i the only l in g e r supplies o f tu rk e y and l 210 Sanford Ave. happy rftll»f and wlU fc«l» U s i l aU ss sf n u tiira l resource w ith o u t w l iii ii eliiekvn u rc In prospect fo r th ls j klJnt* tub** Siak out poUonout WSttt f t t i t we cannot liv e ." fa ll. i I ro u r Uk**t Dot Itnon'ft M h CITY SHOE SHOP No others compete when you compare! Compare Features! Nn 1 it h r t line o l tra c k » in if* price rn n fe h a t n il thru* b n lu re tf •••Sprctl Synchro Mcslt Transmission e Splincd Rcnr Axle H u h C on­ nection 0 Foot-Operated Parking H rn kr • Steering C olum n G ear­ shift • T he Cull T h at "IJrciithnc"* o |-*ull-llcmtitt|> lly p o id Near Axle • A rticulated Ihcikc Bhctr l.inkiigr. Compare Quality! There'* un extra inensurr of innsxivr xtrength and d u rab ility In Chevrolet trucks. T h c y 'rr In illt t" tnUr reugh going iu every fea­ ture of laxly, rub, engine and chnxxia. C o m p a re P e r fo r m a n te l There’* more powrr with economy In the Thrift-Master and LoadMaster Valvc-ln-Hrad engines —Chevrolet's twin champions for low-cost operation, low-cost upkeep. at thm lowat t Hit PRICKS In tha mntlrm truth HM TMItl'S A CHIVItOUT TRUCK POi «VUY JOi •»• wtlk tgpMMN Am i j ? 4,000 to 1A000 to ^ O .V .W .I :•/*> •• •Ncarlag sad vsafiUNag ijtH m epMtemI * w s * im M O y CHIVROCRV T R U C K S M T. UM TH AN A N Y O T N N M A K II . Mftft to U g tfK fc t Lv-.• 1 ()}!j&** , HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd A Pahnallu • >, v , vt«. P M w U / 1Y} mu VI \ u p *a ................... "Ilulldnae.u S r s l zIm.l. ,2W'» ... . already removed « \ SMORGASBORD e ip p iiililu r r * u f ll i r Alneric ail w ink pared III ndvanr and bail been n In keep pare w ith llie rent id * n‘’M' pn slu ro land l,r" ’ I pared In advance in te rim enue■ 1 1' . , lecta ni-nr the speaker’s stand 1 1 hv,ug and In. c h .ilic c n f a ...ii..n |n .w ()n l l f ,uses. T he question* o f who w ill sponlalm g saving* In assure In* n n n n , ibese. the p o rt to be planted to the 11111 «n u ril v .niain«l ic n iiiig e n . i n I W eeping V.ove " flr a s s 0" Im porte d I "°.r the fio v e rn n r’* t» * hlHs. nm ' mtut Improve what wa « • hungry—If r « u l, F lr a a la a , t!a ilit* « r * l lls lla h ir u l l.u a r h ia a a a l i l a a i r s 'A �^ I® ^ ft « •«* *• • ' ► . • ty +'m* *------ * - ’ vV ^ w wr i wwr* . , \ • % W r> l-----— » «« T s v r ^ r r ' r-r*--------l I f UaHy H im Is Btrsofth— Te F ro 4 *t t t e N m i o f the WotMt Te f r w m t t k Progress of A mat lea a To M m > » S |iiH y far Hanford. Q Lht ^ a t t f o r f t 1 VOLUME XXXX A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Established 1908 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . THE WEATHER Fair and mild through Satur­ day. M n d fn la west t«* »nulh»M l <• Ind*. J NO. 184. AjutoclMrd Press Leased Wire F R I D A Y . A P R IL 8. 1919 8 A tlan tic A llia n ce Military H eadsiM iracle Soil Conservation Project Senate Defeats Boyle Introduces ToBeRemoved T in m JS n M w ^ H w rfH ip in ijg y To Contro| N ations R equest U.S. _ G o v e r n o r ,s B i l l EC A Funds’Use ♦Aid F o r RearmingF™m Germany T axing R oom R ent ------------------------------------ — ---------------------------------------------------------------------------1 f 'f o i i n r i v >r r t a in i * r r r . « ;r - n ^ • O c c u p a t i o n t— Po rcc s P rogram Expected T o C all F o r $1.2 B il­ lio n W o rth O f Sup­ plies In 12 M onths Snyder Predicts Great Period Of Business In U. S. T o Remain Under C i v i l i a n C o n tro l; Achcson T ells Plan (lie Miracle .Soil Conic, vstinn pio)c<t, fimslirrl hy nightfall lait i evening .M ihr Wr> acre (aim of AMrrig.ilc •.'"•versify at the Municipal Airport. was Imlav tnmcil an outstanding suites* liv Edward I liftftin*. manager »l llir Srinuiolf County Chamber of Conuiiftir _____ I lie |uiU uit»—oiitaioaJ lot .Sanfonl ami .Saimaola ( minty Isom. Seeks l>t Mar I lit - n i u i l r o iild not lin v e tie e n f -------------------- Kcm purcliaaeit tor ninny llmiiiumls o f . Sa>lnlnolr- « ounlv f.., any event, Use O f D ollars T o rtollarw amt attracted not ®n*F he p",nli',| out, amt rsltm»l»<l that N ationalize Indus­ thniMn.1. "I people from 58 of duruisr tin- .lav ninrr Ilian 60.000 T torlila a (.7 roiititirx. hut nation,tr ,,t r .r I„ piir avoid tries In ICu rope wide attention as well Antonio-1 „f ,ilr nrvifo ni% ,v. s hllpx from «*«trs tli«* I i Urlct | .j,,r i,, rffit im i ••»> f»i»fr«llon of WASHING I ON. Apt 8 - (/F ) — of toliiMil.il. hlid < hi .imI h m r * lhr TrMfflr roiH M im ^. inch,(ling noleil. he iirrl»reil. Stale Ihi^ltuny patrolttifti, San* fh e •s»enate today refused to p ro ­ M* Higgiii^ snIiI Mint hr foul Poller timlrv I'M cf Roy <# hibit n»e o l the 4'».’i8ll,(*0n,000 satisfied with the roault* of the Williams. depullea under sheriff ! Europe..II an, flim lv Im n ,lm u .,h project and wished !<• expreaa A M rl„ Mllf, „,,, ,IM, | , r appreciation for the oniatandlng of f i t * Manager F. I ratio n in ita ta h la ln u t *d I utopean in d u .tite i work of I f * .IncoImoii. Srinliioir Kil.hin WASHINGTON. Ap.. h </P)— 1lie United State*. Hiil.un and W ASHINGTON. Apr. 8 — (/P>- Frame anmitiiHfd today they ate a Eight European member* of the ready to end military control over North Atlantic Alliance urgently T r e a s u r y Secretary We»letn Germany a* *oon a* a appealed to the United State* to­ 10 x p r c s s c s C o n fi­ proposed "German federal repub­ f o i i n i y • o 'H c r v a tlo iila t. now re a lday foi help in rearming. They | | ll{K ,n . , x p r a „ r i | a n p re d a dence In F u t u r e lic” i* »et up Hip at t|.c lio .p itn l a fte r c o lla p s „ ,.r le r v were told in an official reply that Ch dilution force* would remain lug flour cvl.au.r.oi, yesterday .......... „ 1,.. , , , r r a military aid program it being fo r I I I ............ ... . .I tlm t HICAGO. Apr ft </Tt Se ill Germany under lop <i*ilun <on a fte r d ill and l i l g l i t . o f w o rk on ............ . prepared fur presentation to Con­ flio i.Mijr*-!, mill to It K Withrrclla .j^ cretary of lieatury Snyilei pic- trul. tras*. d i.t .i" SI S •on ervatioiilst. for MaUgaii. chairman of M., In a separata statement. Secre­ dieted today Americans may be 1 A |omt rouimuimpie u id • ••"• Him .’ffoit hi 'MMi'fc liillv pl*M*»prngrMto M.nimiltrr. *11«t mi nut. the whole Ming and dliccting (lie field work i„„|,ng j..|.," hr vtatrd -l.ee tary of Slate Acheion declared *•«<**•»•• one ol the greater! pt-1 p|et# agieeim tl" on ! Wtlvoti, tnanage' of tlie Setnltmlt 1 that the European requeit. and "«» "» bunne.i dev lupine nt m our | range" of nulttanding German iv nil tlie project The Miracle I arm attracted | nll k <n,| Traelnr r o who head• this , government’* --------- ------itsponse ----------- "in — hutury. 'sue* was reached in rnnlerencet no history. <r ..artv.ita n* raa* *t«r fainting a io»y pit lure of the here among the foreign minuter* tlie larged crowd ever *een In' tame represent a prite tag to b e ( rurient rmunonm ntuation. Snyder of tlie three power* Se,re(arv of placed upon the (Atlantic) F a d ." f Stale At lie,on. Foreign ’■'ftrel.iry Rather, he .aid. "they are con- »-«l ■» «" siittnt with the spirit ol the pact." U «b ol ‘ Imago th., - oi.l.d Ernest [levin n, Britain, and I oreign Minister Roheit Shuman n <«• « H * * . „ J I " Ih i* confidence in the iuture France. mutual aid. ii a moil important aurt," he sent. W ith the establishment of the | And he added the! the decision German republic, the roimmimque of the Ametican government to said, tho military governor •» in | _ provide arm* and equipment ” lo i'« - we mu,, no, ..n,w «». Germany w ill be replaced by high i f , • Free end friendly nation, i, in the »».*«• • • • «*•«•" '« 1b.r,n« \ h„ '* commissioners and military com i f * Rplievn.l T o New Y o rk Man Faces menders vidll remain only to head highest interest of the American1« •"*«> '•*«»•J *» «««» the occupation force*. O ff ■ « : of our growth and progreu Mr F ln x lin u ‘IS Y ra i Sentence It was added that "the functions P ”, ‘ . , tie aaid the new era will l.e one S ntiiIt C ;t i »t I i n n of the Allied authorities will he-1 A m i .$.10.0(1(1 Fine The request* cep* from the live ((f ,inpr#.ce*le„te*l ............... . . _ B ru iifh t r u ly coonU’lf t • cj{n* ,\ c u rre n t shift fr«.m h srllrrV ronie mainly supervisory" iiie high rommlsslnnerl "will M H IM ll.h . \ s . \pr a— l/Pl i t a fro u p -B rlta ln , Franca, Bel to a buyer’s market Is "I miIIi help­ MW M>MK. Apt *t i/T» la- the supreme allied agency of fhe N*%> snnoumr.l here lsglum, the Netherlands and l.u*- ful and healthy," lie coni limed. K i n l o Mm Ii ' mI t "uve t ' l t i t r d ol mnlrol." da, th.it * t oast t.uard plane am bouri-and from Italy, nen"With the teturii to ii'irnml buy­ slglitrd Ihr mlwlnii sifuain1 h h "ig )HH l.t'l- ii l"»to a Natem al Tlo* aggremenl also coveied | hail mark, and Norway. er*’ markets. I believe that we may m hrewatin amt l a / , Jark < o , Bank In m il l, lo 'la v wav in In each rasa, the European look forward to one of the greatest these other .pecific points, ac | oft I'etisarola < av. Ilrlll.li Weal allies said sulistanttally the same periods of Imsincss development cording In tlie armmincemrnt I k trd " i i i ha ig e, m aking him lia id r Indies Search Spreads C r o w e Indicted T o r l Children On C It a r r e * Of Aboard Schooner R o b b i n g Bank Ocala B a nke r TALLAHASSEE. 1Apr. f t - ( / F ) - - f h e first of Governor W atrtn’a lax hill*- -4 5 percent levy on room rent m lodging houiei— was inllroduied m the Senate today jus! It Itltlied down, h * *n .’tt. tit amrtiihnrni I,v Seitato' Krm (R Mo I lr* I*4f «f%f nf #l»»l| 41% ♦»» doll at i redo> hy on h pirlu ipaling! m u n ii, -lnfi 11y in iniliif. 1 1 . to aiipoie sod opriatr hi whole or, m p«H ««v ham ■mhnliv at a nalionahrsd mdu.trv kern m il oih*i supporter, • rgued lh ti Sin m I i . iii >»j i | before thr l.egiilxtuic adjourned fro th* weekend Senator Hoyle of Sanford in; trodm.ed the measure, which GovI finor Wanen estimate* will proI dm e $S.OOO.OOO of the $35,000.: 000 t year in new tevenue he told th* Legislatute it muit find to fmanre Ststa services. linked | wuh H oinmuni.in «nd nude M plain the p toiim iu » n miied it polo ifv " I ihr I atim • rinnienl in England "m a lm •'otinall, •!• I ' f|o” t lnaiirigci ii tin ha. Iiaro living In i gel hfnalr pasiage *>f It"' bill tor ntlfe ivrek i. sent rhs Kcm propov• I vi mil*! he 'unpo.isthle ailnilii ! i»rrt " tic 'I'l'iieil t sonomi. ( '•••pera , thui Vihnmt.tr-ifiii t'aul ll 'llio a ii a. .aying Ihr i r .1 rit ii'.n w o u ld | Ull'lcl lllllie *lic clltll** I**..well • lift Kr l l . c l »'. Ii'*l4ler |»r»»p<$g i l l ' l l ' liar Mie U n it,’ll S» «♦r 1 ♦ 1try in g t*.■ il'im m *,t, 11 Hops t l. ■ *|Ulf 1 \ n t f <>" Mn. 4(,ie|lil men! beg. |4t I*’ 4 11,4" l|. i l l flout a f t r i Mir .".•'fiHtr met m ig h t tu It’ll If 94* w n . ,n t m o'iil ill. rt'i>• tt,r % to a maximum <d veaiv in pn 1" , 1»•»«♦ ,4A*4\ ,4 l»it, I. "1 ■4IIIHfltl NEW YORK. Ap. H merit . 4*»|‘l rrn« »i .1 llliu l Vr»#f •mi .alid a $)lt,(MHt fine ,. It.. f fl»l«4l4 •mil It « "u l'l Iff 1111 I -’hip aml plane, teamril today to A ll In ti about FtiU.lkN) n l the |M••*(♦!Ml I.l keep H i l l ' l l ’•II II 10 lean h (oi a deielul «■ Imoner on M0t l.td d l ha a been de co ve ifd ol .1. •11*41 . 1M1f14; 1,’•1 WIII 1 of ln*| vvlin h two vmall i h it'll en were hr illtx l of it tit the a lia id ( m w r'v fx ii-l , ..r 1 III "|I4,M 11, iirtln ,. 1*. i »»lt lir v r ij ahoaril .ilth o u g li a n o th f home ipilly said |U "g l Mill"’ Alio introduced in the Senate w 11 'h- -ontrovenia! bookie b ill » hi, h would prohibit telegraph and teleplmn' mmpsniex from furnithi mg race l u c k mfoimslton to book* mrken \ *e I M 4•*! M I dV.A I Sdt fhe hotel (at bill was sent to 1 u u f ) •♦..», .«a& made th* f mince and Taxation Com­ vt*at*id* ti 8* Mi(> Mir 4« !•* •»?i•• 1 14 *it'i» p i’igtam mittee "h eir il m il be given a 1., U I Ml |»|« I'lflll of Oi f lull pubic b n 'iu g -probably Apr. I *••«!f««»«• • • 41 Mgol -4•%♦| T |l| ll f'otll | i#B91V 1 • rlldt. p i •• il» l* M • •It*. ♦ >f f l*r I I n • ! « | l i n i »'t . \ . ..»• >411 »• March Sales \ l Farmers Market Near $1 M i l l i o n If le- i n ih* 6 percent tax (••1 "•« p iiv ilr g * of r e n tin g sleeping 4 .. P im o d a tio n s b y any gu».< , 1 4n.o.fti ,,r p e rm a n e n t, I I .,p, a,iv hotel, npaitm ent house or rooming house " D would be assessed on th* loll, of Mi* gunata. and would be ■pplcible iil.-o to concessions tented limit hotel, I. Tlie text of alt occupation Th, io'irl operator would have thing: in our history, xxx I need hardly (" nul.e „ monthly report of That mate of the countries act­ to remind you that our lindltlonal statute whs worked out "In a new taxes ht i't>|loct(d and send them ing alone can provide en adequate type of American enterprise flour- ami simpler form" and I* now being dispatched to thr German ! !•> the State Comptroller, who armament fur Its own defense ami Ishes best In a competitive environ­ parliamentary roonril a! noun, ( would h u e authority to anforeg fur Ita part in insi Atlantic He- ment. We know now to achieve where the c u n » titu tio i, fo r a We* M a n .1 i ; f i A n d e r s o n the law when we have to work m selling." te rn (ie rm a n government i* tirin g fenne system. Af**r fi>» days notice of de* 1 The State Department replied lie said the United Htntes Is d ra fte d . ‘Eclls I .ions Club hnquency, tlw hotel could ba a t entering this new pe|iml wuh a hem •■riglnslly pioposed llpit to this appeal: 2. Bade principle* were -level- Khmmer reported It may have b « a ( inwe, 41 yeai old awivlaill •eased a 2 percent penalty fea. O f W ork A i Mcirt sll sssiataure tie cut off for any "The executive branch of the "financial and economic strength to govern the exercise of thr one lightrd two day* agn drift fminer manager d the hank now nation that liNltnunli/ed lia.iie InFredulnt tax returns could be United States government la ore- unequalled In our history.” The Power* and rvapnnaihll- ing off the Smth Carolina coast , held m $100,00(1 Im l. will hr ai t <lu dry. Sandy Anrlenon, m uugcr nl (lie pumxlmhlr hy un tn six months j»ar«d to raeommand to the United financial soundness of the govern, and three-power control A irew member of the uhoonti laignrd Monday. Meanwhile President Truman Sanford 5t ii. I 4 , m en Marx. *, In m jail nr a 1,000 fine. Congress that the United mbent Itself, he said. Is "beyond » « • , machinery was worked out. Up t<> 3 percent of the total i said that rommuntties must re- day t .1 i.l Wimlfall advised the? Coa»l Guard tates provide m ilitary assistance question." vide mill «i thr lo iim l ( enl collection* wnuld tie earmarked I he l y l p i l jtiand ll ir a n lived l v|ve war lime entertammeiil ami (i. Plant niTH dismantling (iiBiiiBiivii ii|i arrange . . , /• it. I He said j ^ a V individuals now nifiitu, help) asf ‘ 5 ♦warns jountref asking polIrkM ^ovemlnn governing pro , I ihI av Inr crAff wai in tn^ BpJifOlV him nl ci lln l o it'lc , r.iln Ini M i,,li f,,i udiniiiiHlcriiig th r act. That MTvn es for tlie iiallon's l>iggr-l | tu meet the hold over l4?jH)0.W)0.tM»fl m Hav­ lllhitrij and restricted Industries iiM if a k a in which llir l««nkfv III order to assist Itt to V io la tin g ih r le d r ia l Ite ie .ivr ami yoinigeat peacettnie at me,I .im,,iiiilr,l in k'tJl.HIO. in mi ie.i«r i h oiip ,,f thr mnjnr type* of ear* of ita defansr ing', bonds, almost IB.immi.ihmi.imhi ami the establishment of an Itvmaterial requlrment* uf i„,11k,nl fund* Hint tlie House ,,| $ri)(),H I4 ,,vcr the ».imc peri,id U"iiiiiiitt,<r mi Governmental Remore than at the end of December ternatlonal Ruhr authority—all Cleveland repolled *ightitiK * bat­ A 'l v rilio n u iv ii I v iiir r m h e //lr I force program . . . lie declare,I t l,,,i “ individual MIt will be requested of the 1046. previously negotiated in Ismilnn - tered schooner wallowing- lit the . incut by a national hank (d in e r civilians, as well as the iiillllaiy l.i*l ie.,«nn. .rim lli.it I 11/>2 1 more "rKnnizitU„n ii»lny rrom niem ted Congress that such aaslstance be • He reviewed America's indust­ were confirmed anil npproveil or ran 70 miles off Charleston, •> 1 . V io la tin g the N a tio n a l Hank anthni dies, mii it tins •dilig,, I mull wern mid than in Maixh. fm ,4l,.i|■>liinnr In the form of military equipment rial development in the pmM 60 here. i'.arliri information piered tug |{.•Iil.i-■v A il which makes il >• I loll ." Rpp .Siinp-,"M n f Jefferson, I'tdH. | |c prerli,tel lnl.,1 x.ilci would from the United States required year* ami said the impetus given I. The propiiaeil (lermon govern­ tlie i hy the Coa*l («uard te tlla ll'e ly fi I hiiv In en tci a hank wi t h I ho Ills statem ent w ic issued a ft,', ^ ,r.t, Ii $4,00(1. Of Mi tin* ir,in n lie , hull until uf Mu- H"U*e Fin*lice by (that country's) part re q u ire d . „ „ r cnno in y by such thing* a* ment will, when established nr » i i i | Taxntpu, Uuiiimlttrr, *ai,l lie id r a tifir d the vihoonei as llir k> e - | in te ntnu i of c n iiin iittln g a c n iin he lecelved a re p o il on t •>,• |,,,. | electrlrlly ami automobllea "<M hy It* detenu* rogrsni. 8uch l,v gntiate Its own Kuropean recov­ - a lia on which Donald l\n»»< d will m li",lu,r ,1 companion lintel Idem fro m the I 1,eH „|eiit •' ,■•„,, >»ii llilimluic,l liv ( l d( A ide ............. N a l.im a l H I....... stance vvoiihl be extended In r e -1 far exceeded by atomic energy •Is ery agreement with the United • r .1 I * •*!•«'1 1> A rt I In?* count in vo lve * lu itte e on R eligion and Welfme I n,m M.u, i, 1.1,ci it the M.irkct lux lull 111 Mir I toil.to for thof self- | "Atomic energy offer* the pri cognition of the pprinciple ium pm ... States ami "should participate' a* Salem. Ma»».. «el j I In* liHiikcr'H nmilltiif «•> in tlm A rm ed Force-. .’ icminnlc (in iw rn ,c, rn r,| .ippinxi* (iuvpriioi "ii Monday. Tlie Govehelp and mutual aid contained '<nn ! pert of revolutionary changes in H f„|| Hl„ „ ^ r |„ the organization ] Uahaina* Apr. I. I*.Arrot W4' mu gulp it to him ton late for | ft,o»ii) fro m N rut V«im •«» » l*l»lrni5M I Tlie committee suggested , all I K-aallauM O* r*a* 11*1 "tm r litre , , u * , i » „ , t (in !*■<* J f i i f i n ! Mm *a!R, Iw o tiny Ilf** 1 mg a meeting in Washington i.< ' tiMlcly $4IH .20I. .iml l I ^ety V T few a w t years," Cara." he he ppredicted S k te d ' fZ r " " p' r- I ,o„,pan,ed hy .........w ifr 4fi(l laiiiicli a nation wide piogiam of, „l thix," hr dr, l*,r,I. w.»» iprnl in h ild trn . I elleued lo o tin g "Miokllig toward the futureservices nn-ii s . S.mfntd hv thr i.x in r i. 1 Viola'iog 'lie National Stolen community aiuioiiticeineut *ald. "will deflnn Seven *'»»a it fiuar'l plane. i" l Property Act Mils ,•01111! Involve- dances, sports, leciention ami i,< In ,1, Mill,Ml l f* *)i,i In , .ll irv rm te , to lie ionwe have avarv reason tlie powers to lie retained l>y the four cutters began ao Inlet, uv* an allegation *‘rown took alaoil ligmiis service, , fident " 'Ncupation authorities upon tlie | search of e*nt nnHt « siei . <t DiO.niHi in 1ash when lie fled from Mi Truman''. sisti.|i,rui .sol 1 M, A m iri .na r . tu ii il r d lli.it $122.„f the xlatute. the German fed- ,la >ii The hunt was ,purred ' v New Vork to Florida. 'there is an imiiiedPile ami long 1•HHI iv * % ,p n il 11, ihc 'M y lhi> ,c j eral republic and act forth basic sptcclation that Patrol amt * "for expansion "I v.ia i»v d r . i l r , ., I , , | , a d i n r i - . m ik I Red C ro s H Drive A fte r s 'a lk w ith his a tto rn e y. term need „ r,. . procedures for the operation of wife inay have been washed such service, to support "the t" i,r 11, mil hr pnmlrd nut >h.«I Crowe ile e re d PHI agents yeslcr r f l l l N S l l O r t t * I 1*0(11 Allied supervision. I laiard, Icavliig Ihetr two c l .l l l " " •lay In I lie i|io t w lir 'e lie had Iml ipirltiml and 111,0 at well being 'd WHITESBURY, By.. Apr. 9 ~ Uniiut' Selin,il Trustees will 11., u i i i i i r y w r i i l In " r m iin lllK hnilV ... ............ "Subject only to the limitation* ] locked M o w deck* (/Pi— A missing eastern Kentucky <|e|| illilO.IMSI in I,on,Is, lllo il o f them personnel In the armed forces." •• I m l r l i , I f - | .«1. 1 .«l it %. p * t i t , i l l , ills , meet Monday afternoon al t 00 1 Of the more than l.ilOd.nno per Approximately $6,700 of ll.e )«. ! of liter statute, the German fed Hut at Wflinlntim. N • . It'''"' licg.illiil.I, rural storekeeper, whose wife and son* involved, lie said, "nearly i ; i n , r i v . l o i r ■, p i, t ' l i r ih it w . , I , ( i» o'clock at th r Court House to « three teen-age sons are being held 100 quota of the annual Red eral state and the participating R.tlev. a metnlter «.f the crew of The latnils were In a re,| m im iii U recommend appointment «f prin­ -'v enveliipe iim le i the a ttic flo o i ,f 1 half are 81 yearn n| agr or under" u n i , r . , | r i l i l r 1 |r i I f I . ’ on • murder ch ayff*• apent last Cross' drive has been collected, it ieamler (stntesi Will have full srhoonrr Windfall, sa t it cipals for the corning year, and suit »f tlie 70II.IMHI wlio entered I Sunday and Monday nights/ with w « reported today hy O. K. G o ff.! legislative, executive and judicial , bavc W e t I, r vesse;l sighted by I'ro w e 1 StaiPu Island hnnir service last yeai "nvei Mill,non •it Ihc m a ik i'i fn | L l,2 9 l,4 7 !l nr Tuesday morning at 10 on o’clock, t daughter In Clnelnnatii Sheriff chairman of the drive, which hr powers. In sernroanee with the : tanker. The WlmlfaU is Crowe h s i <nnl e a rlie r th a t tie 1 w eir under 21 year* of agr " n,in,, tlia u d u rin g the whole „ca • lie County School Board will meet said mat with fine response from basic law and with their reaper| Wllmlngln,, Herman Combe said today., dumped the leirids from » f e n v 1 "It la d e a r that these a r e n o t •no n f I'.ltH V't,,ui HIl'IUt. $3,11(10,• r„ receive *nd act on the appointthose contacted. Active aollcitaHve constitutions. , lluley .aid the W mlfaH *PP» Ha told a newsman that Mr*Into New Y ork harbor mature professintiahi." he said ,'IHI Wnfll, III |i,'..|t,ir W*', sold, mciits, Sup' T W l.a” ton, an­ "The statute alma to permit tl,» ertllv resembled tl.e Woewatin Goldie Hunter, daughter of Her- tion for the drive ended on Mar. I lls w ife , Mra. H onor* W all nounced today I he committer niipltaalzrd It. hr le v r a lc l German people to exercise demo* . tl".» * d» vrlptlon gtv«n ny nemo man laoni. 66, m ining alnc, about H MMIIaa.S Hu r > « . su> liu p n r la iic r In I,,, 41 gr ower * " ( Crowe, .a id she had hrgged lie, i ulli-il with condition• * F.xamloattnii* for Mate scholar Mar. 5, made the statement to ’ tank*. "The balanra of $400 will un-icratle self government. ** Provlelon d ia le i a i t i v i ' v i l rlie- ,,,4 ik ,'l wa t -tillpw will '•# I,eld Monday morn­ h u tb u n l to " f e ll about th r bond* him from Cincinnati In 4 tela- doubtedly ba given In," he elated, f I* made for a review of the term s h-rar'l 'll" Wimlfall at lh" -I' w hether lie had th ro w n them away i l l i n i r i l *<v M ' AlideiV'M . 4ml ing at !' 00 o'clock for wnlle a p ­ "Thera ara a number of voljw- of the etatute after a year lit proximate time of tin* sighting phona conversation. hr pn lllte d nut I I I * ' il ll we i r or w lis t " plicants at Seminole High School Thr schooner's Jib sell* UM’’ . laen’a wife, Amanda 4*. and Uer worker* who have not vet force." uni fo i M,r d i alei . M ieir would I.a te r, Crowe. 1, ho had tieen • three eons ara In JaU har^- Thalr reported and I am certain that the The final meeting of the Big broken and trailing In the w a ' c , lA.MMf-a-year assistant manager of hr l i t l l r (la d in g 111 llie .14 uf in d and fot colored applicants at the rest followed arrast followed *, raporU b y . • quota will be completed and poe- ! Three foreign ministers was held .Ruley told the Coast Guard |.|." lu c line, imr would tnu iiie ss ('rooms Academy. tmgar son, Albart. M. that ha slbly surpassed. Th* tanker concluded the •■»*■ • the Broadw ay branch o f the U * «• Achesou’.x office this morning. There is only on* available h . v . increaied n in e Ih r itia ik e l tlo n a l C ity Hank, put t lit CHI on w Til# nl# mother ^ant and older broMW "j would hgaln Ilka to e x p r s s v l t lasted less than an hour and owing veiml had been abandon'd the rig h t tra c k a fte r co n fe rrin g hrg in fiu rn III In 600 truck load* scholarship tor white applicants ury M i body. thara k i l l Ison and bury . my keen appreciation to tha loyal conalited of conftnning the agrae- after blasting Its whistle but drn" 4* 1,1 Mr Lawton, a House of Re­ nf in mince s w eek w ith ‘Ids e tto rn a y, Peter K Gol Sheriff Comba t>a M u t idd . >lire . . Hun- workere. both In the city and nient already worked out In con- iog no responss. MIAMI, Apr 8 —(/pi— l.aivix During llir I'*/! lltlr* weeks, presentative* scholarship for sen­ ottx U r told him aha did net know county,'* aald Mr. Goff. " T h r-;, Coast f»M*rd official, »aid 'h" •' Scoggins, director „f ihc Florid* produce from down »tat# |i«x con- ior glils *nd with a value of $200 here Wednesday and whara har father want after hava were not entirely t-oiivlneed Hi* ♦’art- Service, Iallahaisee, mg •Htilted 76 p r iif id of the hull- a year (nr four years The success­ almost complatad ■ very i Thursday. leaving har horn* Tueaday. gexted today the Park Service nr in, he revealed llir tlealer* who ful candidates must agree to teach Bavin Immediately l i f t by train schooner wai Die Windfall- fh e / worthwhile task, and deserve Tka woman M id la o i told har tal.e charge of all historic alia* luuiiie Uiis a tr m tklug it pus. four years In Florida schools, and for New York to return home by teatoned that tlie sounding of 'I'*’ ha .'V m on a. sort o f a little va- high commendation fo r thalr af* ship. Hchuman la expected to re­ tanker whistle would have brought and monument* In tha state *1 tile for Die I n g e and small falling to do this to refund su«h cation and making a tone buying forts. Incidentally, I would Ilka turn to Parla shortly. In an addrais prepared for <1* gmwers of Seminole County to portion of the loan as has not baan tlie schooner’s craw on deck even to M y that avary dime of tha goods fo r hla atora." T • SARASOTA, Apr. 8 - l / P > ~ livery befora the Florida Histori­ tail produce, he ttid though high seas wer* running «' compensated for by teaching ser­ She told Comha aha U making money contributed w ill he uaed Sarasota’* new police rhlef ha* cal Society, Scoggins said that It* declared that he hid ixl.ed vice Up time "•very e ffo rt" to loeaU her fa- •dvantagouely. The tanker reported tha schoon­ turned the heat on gambling In ’ If the known farts of our h 'i- Mi# City Commission for sewerAt th# end of the four year per­ ■Tha greater portion w ill remain lory were properly Interpret*,1, ig r connections al the Market, iod, ha pointed out, th* obligation er drifting out of rontrol and xp this resort city. In tha elty and county fo r alle­ lio n haa lnslstad to the ' h1 5 ,i Chief Robert M. Wilson, who there would he litt le need (<>r tint ti n t so fai nix efforts had narently abandoned, with xsilx will he cancelled without requlrauthor!lia s all along that "thara viation of dlatraaa. in this connac drooping and rigging tangled t was a patTuliuaii on tha Sarasota fiction to lure the visitors to I helped very little '"g sny payment of money on tha ain’t rnhthlng wrongt Be'a Jnat tlon, tha local chapter o f the Red force until Tuesday, said he had Florida." description of the derelict obtain­ WASHINGTON. Apr. «— (TP)— At the suegestiun uf Clyde C ron cordially tnvitea all members part of tna pupil. no knowledge of any large scale He xald th a t only a few hlstorc : ed later from tha tanker wax Tha Praaldont'a home w ill hava R/msey and if a t iy Robson, the tn their meeting, held each month The Lewis scholarship tor naggambling here. sites In Florid* had bean marke’i | found tn tally with lh* "Ke*w* (.Ions voted that the new post roe* I* worth $ (0 0 a year, and t h e ' at which time explanation w ill be plpad-ln music, beginning next and almost nothing done to lute, i "I have given orders”, he said, office branch at III# Municipal tin's appearance. ' weak. same conditions apply, ha declared.,. . * , l n Clnelnnatl, M u . Hunter ra- made of work eeeompllahed, dis­ In preparation for the *»!"' "that all skin gamas, bollta peddl­ prat thatn. Airport be named Fort Reed Post Either a boy or girl msy compete A loud speaker Is being Installed bursement! made, and phaaea of He suggested a program tor Office In recognition of the liix for this All other scholarship* • (Continued On Pag* Two) ing, slot maehlnaa and other In a sitting room fireplace, next * , ' ” n ' the work diacuued whleh the gen­ to the dining room a t tha Blair "1—Providing authority for 'oilr background of th* Foil Read allotted to Seminole County are gambling operations ba rrarked eral public la not fam lllqr during one responsible state agency to settlement; and because, as Mr now being used by graduatea of.. CARR CONVICTED raff ‘ down on wherever found." House, Prgsidant Truman’* tem­ OTTAWA, Apr. 8 -f/P » ~ A jury Ill was appointed to fill the administer all historic site., amt Robson nut it, If it were named Beminulo County schools, Mr Lew--* porary home whlla tha Whlta after either the Fellowship Front, lodav eonvffcted flam Carr of ron- post vacated hy Ed A. Garner, monuments. Houm Ii undergoing repair*. FR A N K LIN BBRV1C88 " 2 —Classifying tha eita.x and New Yoik Giants, Florida Fash­ ton revealad Th* servlet la tha a*ma u that aplrlng to utter a forged pa«» who resigned to become a iperlal funeral aervicM fo r /amas Investigator for povernor Warren planning for their proper protec­ ions or any other group, some­ Franklin, form erly <of Sanford, told to hotels, restaurants, Indus­ port fo r a Russian agent. one would be otfemled tion and Interpretation. The Jury of 11 men delibeiatnl who died Monday In Waal Falm trial plants, banka, homes and C. O. "Nehl" Thompson, attend­ "3—Marking all sites with pro CORRECTION ___ h w ill be held tomorrow altar- office*. The programs are semi- for 00 minute*. Sentence wa* ,le. | JA C K SO N V IL LE , Apr. 8-</P>— the venlirl Richard P. Payne was tha cap- per parmanant type signs and ed by (our fellow Lions, asked norm at l,nn o’clock at the grave- classical and popular music, and ferrad. Carr took HIGH LOW for support as candidate: for dltmake them known to the public calmly. Hla' wife, who haa 'wen ta lly In command of 40 National In Lakavlew Cemetery. Ber- continue from 8:00 A. M. to 8:00 Atlanta 78 63 . ti let governor of I.Ion District for uaa of literature and publicity on hand alnca the tria l opened (^gardsmen who handled com­ win be conducted by Rev. A. M. "<1—Conducting a progressive, "O" He was Introduced as an Boston munications a t tha Miracle Soil Tueaday, appeared stunned. W. F. Brooks. Conservation program. Aaslitmg complete program of interpreta­ outstanding leader in Ocala civic Cleveland CRACKER DAY movements by Lion Hal Davie, Detroit was Lieut, Ray Kader and Sgt. tion by competent guides.” BOOSTS CIRCULATION Scoggins said th a t the "Florida who with II. B. Bitting, II. D. Ed­ Minneapolis May I w ill ba eclabratad LONDON. Apr. 8 - ( / P ) - L o r d Tarsnca B. Brown. by tha Bcaverbrook'a Dully E.Xprase re-' park aervlce r.eema to be (lie dy, and Georgs P. Mangan, made New York latlofl, ported a certified March dally stats agency best equipped to per­ up tha delegation. BOAT M IB 8IN 0 The ciub voted to c<<.operate Saint Louis circulation of 4y037JHK> today ami M IA M I, Apr. 8—OF)—Search form tnla Important function and Mid Ita new target la 6,000,000. continued today fo r the 60-foot the logical on# under which It with other civic club representa­ i San Antonio In fro n t page promotion story, shark fjahlng boat Southern Crosa should be placed. I f It le decided tives In dlicuaslng the use of Seattle tha Independent empire-boosting and tha two men aboard her. that this ahould be dona, then the Tourist Center hy various Montreal o rn ln f paper aald agents order­ The Coaat Guard M id tha c ra ft the Park Sendee should he provid­ groups ipi and tourists. Henry Witte, Jacksonville ed 4 , l » T J 4 T eop4M o f yeeterday’a w m about four daya overdue on ed w ith tha necessary funds to AI l,yon and C liff Ablas ware Miami ed by King Lion J. Hamit- Orlando a trip from Key Weet to Burro, proseeuta the program to comple­ named Tallahassee (Coatinacd on Page Two) tion." i M i • Measure Is Expect­ ed T o Produce Five M illio n In Revenue; W elfare Q uiz Seen , Man, Reported ToiiIi(1. Be Killed, T u r n 8 U p In Cincinnati )1(Briiy I..I.,,, r xSc h 0 o I Trustees Meet Monday To N a m e Principals S t a t e Monuments Need Supervision, Scoggins Asserts .. Saranota Police Turn Heat On GatnbliiiR President’ll Home To Get Piped-In Munic S ffV THE WEATHER "tr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 07, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 1949. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/40902fc9fcda0157f73c67e33e177692.pdf 54c3c0ac0a0b69bdca6ea80ba2d2960a PDF Text Text < •757 .. ••• ■•V -■ • |T--' - ’ . . • * 7*flRV*; v'..' a ye b • Vf'e> 1 **'.•.* * - Ijf r a n roux Upon h li retirem ent from th « |t h e enormoua ta lk o f I r a p r o r h if . —--------— -------------------- —---------G o ld m a n Accepts 11. electrical wholesale business, ha the standard of living of th* natdy R U f S l C O I M n O t l S 6 U R 6 Ra i l Retirement Plan Compared To Social S e c u r i t y By 8PUDH JOHNSON ’ to Waal Palm Beach. Early families among the 11000,000 Jew* Position As H e a d came this year he was drafted nn Chair* in North Africa and tha Near East for the Palm Reach C ounty,who now subsist In Indeacrlbablaj( J 0 0 D BALANCE NEEDED Of Jewish Appeal man CJA Drlvr nut! of the ►cderutH misery ami po v n ty , he esld. | MOST HUCCKBSFULL jtqh boy k il l e d HAMBURG. Germany—bP)— A housawlfoin H^m^adt found her |[Or. Heilf* McL®«ttl1 eak* form waa too light *d weight OptOHiatrtet ad it down with two ahalla- She than puthed it Into tha hot oven. ■ 111 Magnolia A t *, f l s t a IIS In the enaulng exploilon her tan. . vear old *on waa killed and ah* foat a lag. Jewish Charities of Palm Reach, Funds raised In the UJA drivel FARM AND HOME LIFE the Joint Distribution WASHINGTON, Apr. fi— (/P)— NEW YORK, Apr. G— (Special) County. Me Is n member of t h e ; „npporl - IN . C Goldman, prominent Wcat Zionist' Organisation of America,' Committee, In Its work In Europe, Keeping thing* In proper bal- What would President Truman’s proposals eostT Palm Reach civic and communal the H'nni R’rltli and other civici North Africa and the N ear East) nnce, or on an even keel, Is one of soHsl eeeurity | the United Palestine Appeal In ihe principal difficulties facing Estimate* are difficult, but there lawlor who rrcently retired from and fraternal organlraUoriH. th* alrclrlcal wholesaling business, “ A rhnllniiglng |iros|iecl fares l.nael: and Ihe U id It'd Service fori people In a democracy. Succcii I* in existence another governh a i accapteil the position of chair* all of os this year.” Mr. Goldman New Americana In the U nltedihi farming, as In other business, meiit system that furnishes some; man of the Florida Region of the said, "During 1019 we can help States in the United State*. 'depends on a proper balance br- rlnrs for rough comparison^. It ■ 1910 United Jewish Appeal, It w»» empty every Jewah HP ram p In, r u i n g ihe "magnificent Job" *tween Income and outgo. Contlnun* is lb'1 railroad rellreme;it system, j Itnllroad workers' retirement [ anhounced today Europe, We can facilitate the pel formed by the Flnrdla Jewish tl«n of good business depends on In a atatemenl which he Issued tiunsportatlon of mure thun IIP***, rominuiilty 'luring the 1048 United a propel balance Itelween Industry and unemploymenl Insurance sys­ on assuming the post, Mr. Gold- mm refugees to Ihe young Slate j,.,visli Appeal <innpalgn, M r .' and agriculture. And the tnirat sat- tem, prnvlde all the benefits which m in railed for the wholehearted of Israel and provide for Ihelr [ linldniHii a p pinlnl for "evon more Isfying home life for the farm Ihe mini In) si ration has proposed to cooperation of nil Florida com- settlement, housing ami iiuinmg .|i v,,tril aupporl" of tho current family hinges on a proper luilaucn extend lo moit of the rest of the workers. Rut the proposed social We cun Insure that the m axi-,drive. "It U no secret that certain In urn of ihe Income, munitlr* to Inntiru the success »f th* atatewiilo effort on behalf of mum uumlrer of Jewish illsplnced Euiopeiin cimtileH nro p la n n in g 1 Farm families need to look security laxes would he bargain th* 1260,COO,W)0 United Jewish persons enter the United States to rinse Ihe doois to further em- squarely at the whole situation p r ie s compared to what the rail* Appeal drive for refugee relief, and aie trained and placed In job* igialion to Israel. We must gel and plan farm activities ill the road people pay. The administration plan Is loj Always oversea* rehNhllll'ttlon anil nettle and in communtles where they can : these would Ite Israel cltisens out light of family needs. elso we may never have there Is the question of allocating ral e social security taxes from. Colin D. Gunn. Rlnlf C"n»«evmerit In Israel nnd the United become completely integrated W'e | o«.» Sister. ran speed the rehabilitation of Ihe ["""•l‘,,r opportunity. And we can-1 a eertalu part of the tncnmn tn the present one per rent- nf p*y; lloriist, says work lo he performed ' A Tnleilo resident moat of hi* hundreds of thousands of Jews m.l tiring Jewish n fogees fmm a | pioductlve uses, another part to roll I., one and ..nc half per cent „„ Miracle Hoil Conservation Day Ufa. Mr. fiiddman nerved hh oo who must or who want to leuiain ’ ■amp m Kurope only to have them futnily satisfactions, and possibly thi- July. The tax would he raised „ | t he Fellowship Hlhllca) ColArmy officer during World War in E iii ope nnd make n start on langiu.di a t'ninp in Israel herause jH third pint lo Investments or deltl t<, two per rent nn Jan, I, liifil). |,.ge's IIH5 acre farm could he dona nderpinle housing not available. • paying. There should be a proper A* Hie tax Is paid tw ill'b y em*, u( „ vpr y jlttlu cost, If tha opera1nsimin' lietwrtqi Improvemnils In I’lnver and employe, this would | | on were stretched over a fiv* family living and Improvement or inulii' the total tnx at each rate year period. expansion In some nf the farm en- *'*"• J10' 1 **’ur P,r . f,/Lnt' *n terprlaea 11 h»* railroad business, both em* Survey's have shown that most pi"** «"«• management now pay a hlllties bated nn th* prior aerfarm famlllea rale security—in Ihe ,H* "** [”'r , r ”J payroll, vlce of early retlranta. A govern-1 form of farm o w n e r s h lp - a i nr « " « W " " ," 1 »**r cent- 1,1 merit contribution would ho a rec­ Iroostml tn ognition nf the Interest of the near Ihe lop of their preference*. | w, nation as a whole In tha welfare j Farm owncrahlp seems lo l« the 11 ,•**'r_ ^ _*’,H '_L The railroad men hpllovc there of the aged and the widows a n d 1 ptlnrlpal form of security which will lie plenly of money In pay children,” seriously De­ farmers ronslder seriously. Y o u r L e a d in g Food S to re In S a n fo rd In v ite s You To pressions have shown them the ihe mils without nddillonnl taxes. The propaised social security They don't expect to ask the govvalue of security taxes would not be quite so low eminent fur mutiny. The govern Aspirations for theii children .... ............ I hem nothing i,nw C om e In A n d Look O v e r O u r W ide V a rie ty O f M e r­ ''^ ^ y .In comparison to the f° r V ........ Important group 4 i retirement lav. They ■goals for must farm families. Farm wt would Iw levied on wagei up to chandise) In c lu d in g T h e F o llo w in g : / amilies want Ihelr \ r n\h 1 have better health safeguards, I ........or la I security plan, how-j unr,,e r ^ , p PrMf n‘ '»w;> belter social slnlus, better cduca- evi’i, us now prupiMcd, looks lo- , T r*Hroad retirement tax Is \ lion and a better sta rt In husliicss. "■ ward .......... In f,ve to III y e a r * > v‘*f; I ™ « P ,* « «■<» ■ Although farm people seem I *" when tl will he necessary cllher t o ' m" n,1h- T^ nefiU b* *h?V* lake good health for granted dllr. r* i mi... r I,,* social security taxes j?,l" - ^ m a x i m u m monthly .ing Ihelr early years, many farnl- , two per rent nr get a sub- I '"‘' ‘" f ' ' “ r., llr o «J »■ » «nd hi* .lies list health Improvement and " One reason that railroad c ,n anal dr*w Kiieolunes' •' • Th*Un.lsl n* w. t i t , ,, ,, , I' ff11*1 \A tfm health fnrllllles as a need for j sidy luxe m e so high Is that tallrnad Old Age and Rurvlvor*’ Social themselves and their rommunties. w,llh„rp ttlM) n„ yfnr,. A, rvic(, rMI Security Insurance m a x i m u m 1 b« **»«• 1160. t(Tha Major ratio housing lmi i"ve)([ # BllMI,itv benefits would ” ul'<u «> i na presant max* I rnents are Important In thei, rcale ^ tJ.,, . hi , W n In ,nl P u r i t y Is 185.1 of value, also, as they realixe that , rMI|y yPBri( Th«a» work‘ retired' railroad “ A employe*,' farm homes seldom compare w h p||l „ „ „ ,„f more nut nf it lhan however, has one very substantial i those of urban areas. Electricity[ thln , jnto Th, system look advantage over social security! and other lahor savera rank high. ....... „ , r r«llroM<l retirement participants. If ha wants to get WF. H A V E H E L P E D O T H E R S A N D W I L L H E G L A D T O H E L P Y O U y* Familla* do a better Job of plan rftiM ti M^ which w t _# „Jiy under ther railroad ™#__ J°b rpaying any amount of money financial planning If all members , rimp'itdcs guaranteed pensions lo j °'d*lde th* railroad Industry to participate In supplement his retirement annu­ ' f the JIIV 'si oirn. ihev are able to sen clea rly I 1 !"• Social Security system hat ity, he can do ao. different uses to which their re- a pm iillcl problem. It I* defined source, can he pul and then decide j,v Advisory Council nn Social how to a Ilocale I hem. Ht’Cii'ity, hr ruled SleHlillllS, J*. " t mler nnr recommendations, the full iHte of benefits will he psl'l In those who retire during' 118 Hanford Ave. I'h tn e 3.*8 Ihe fitsril two nr three decade* of* operation even though they pay only a fraction of Ihe cost nf their I benefits. 1 ivKiptrsiur ' In a social insurance, system, WaH.rn Jsmbfir.s It Mould be Inequitable * to a s k ' New* cltliii employer* or employes to; tv**t*rn Jambor** The T o'clock club finance the entire cost of ItaN aw * billtks arising primarily because P o p u l a r Music. Morning Utvmiont th* act had not haan passed earl* Moods Tn Muslo !»e than It was. World at Nln* "Hence, It Is desirable for th* Voilr mill* Tortar A l r l a n * M alortUs federal Government, a* sponsor A n a v i s f '* * r t o T r e a d of the program, to assume a t ' Old, Maw, l l e r r n w a d , HI tie leant part of these accrued lira-i O r c h ta tr a * H lsrs We Don’t Know Who Caught This Fish, But- HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE .......... ... (^mp,red v,*2*® A complete line of Tuxedo Feeds for all your needs. A complete line Armour Fertilizers for farm and Ktirden use. Field Seed - Insecticides - Baby Chicks and Poultry iSupplics We Have The Tackle To Catch One Like Him G R E A T E S T N A M E S IN T A C K L E SHAKESPEARE TRUE TEMPER PFLUEOEH IIEDDON MARTIN MOTORS OUT ROAHD ROBSON SPO R T IN G GOODS 308 E. First Photo 998 HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE Y o u c a n s a ve u p lo $ RADIO STATION W .T.R.R. 12.95 o n a “ B e tt e r D r t s s ” BEFORE EASTER DRESS SALE .Murnlna V s r l s t r M u sic H a w a i i l i no W o r ld a t Nmin l i l t lino Club 1 no I in t ax I no • ra m e u i fu n -P ro ef Tw o-Coot H a u l* Paint glvoe you long-tarm property Insurant* you can't afford t* overlook. No longer D ltnocaiaary to tpond axtra monay for that third coat of paint —you »*v* coat of paint and labor. You have no tear of roiultewhan you radocoratawlth Plttaburgh Palnti. In mgny w oyi, they gra better than pre­ war quality / » 'm 0*11044 j ns Night Edition lltdcrota Kscuralon* In Iclane* Cola ()l*a Club 1 0 :0 0 Hporl* King i f J>ay In :01 According In n*cord ttA s n c m *! MIRACLE p jj \ l TMfe'o • M|li qoollty Phtihiih I II V . Pqlet far every bait ti«4l ' f f AltMfW— A taal ofl batt paint lla l to w n tno«t svsry turfac* thoroughly In an* cost It c*n T I l \ \ I / \ I ■ £ V 1 \ 1 j / A \ \ * \ 1 I I / / I 1____ / 1 ___ I L " / I flOflHDI—An InitHw or aitsr- lor rioor Palm that withstand! nr train*. For wood, csmtnt, wiatal or UnolMM. 1.05 «|t. WATIMMI W A A U t - g high euallty, on*.coat, quirk.drying Aolah fo» all typ* surfse.i — tatarior ot amatior. 2.15 q | . I* today far m i b**U*k “€*•*» tyaawla far Yavr Ha«aM Everything For Any Painting Need y $ Classical Houvanlra N*ws T u rntahl* 19 4 8 19 4 6 BF.I.OW WHOLESALE COST G ro u p 1— f o r m e r ly $4-98 to $ |.9 8 Tailored 2-pc. Shirt Makers, Jumpern, Fish Tail, Gay Nineties Princega and Peplum Style*. Percales, Luana Cloth, Olnaham, Rayon Gabar­ dine and Faille. Red, Brown, Green, Black, Navy, Plaid*, Print*, Rise* 9-15; 10-20. T im s IMS Hlgn Off DAY Chevrolet T o it E n rta a . 00 Actual Milo*. VALUES » 1947 Ford Tudor Rattan* T*k* Your Choke Mercury Your Color Headquarters im Group 2—formerly $7.98 to $12.95 Coat Styles, Buttle Back*. Prince**, Draped Tunic*. Crepe*. Pique*, Chambray, Butcher Linen and Gingham. Plalde, Print* and Solid Color* of Aqua, Black, Brown, Blue, Orchid and Maize Slie* 9-16; 12-20; 144-24Vi Group .3—formerly $#.98 to M 3 75 Good ■■ New, s S .rw V t- ’ 200 BETTER DRESSES 11:10 M i d n i g h t H and. Itandstvou* «*w* SPECIAL PRICES APRIL 6th & 7th ONLY ,#p*,Wdlr n.fIK BHl, APRIL 6 &|7 C ontinued from I’age I Hee. 3) | 1,300 pounds Hi n in IP (erlillter | ami he seeded l., hairy Indigo at | J ns Today a lltar [the rale of 4 pounds an acre. ) in lilts a Headlines I 15 M e m o ry L a n e ( A r m y ) I Field 24, Pensacola Itabls on < on Miialr L n v a i s P r o g r a m I 10 K e e p l n a Tour llaby wall 18 acres: 11,1)0(1 pounds of 4-8-fi fcrtlllier and 2.1 tons of limestone t t s lly Itamieal s-oo l . y r t r a l l y I will |,e harrowed In. Penaacola s t s 'f n s l r nr H lep b en f o s t e r I Halil* will he areded at tha rat* T h e a 10 l l r l e h l Mpnf ■of 10 pounds an acre. Htnry Hour Newa 1 Field 2D, common Bahia, hairy Hliick Market ttspurt I Indigo, and while clover on 18 Market llepnrt f'arm latellne Florida acres: 6,400 pound* nf 0-10-10 Twi-l.iie llonga fcrlllitar and 21 tons of llinaitona dporla Parade will la< disked In. Indigo at the Joan tlruoka Hlnga 1:00 rat* of 4 pound* an acre and 7:1* llnan* lor a Lady Hahia - Ihe rate of HI pounds T:t0 itartrand lllrach K.rimiiM hy Carl. an acre will he seeded. Inoculated Ml Tun* T.aa.r* white clover will be sown this fall. 1 : 0(1 Mlk* Mr*t*rl*i lll<l*r* of I'lirpl* H*g* * 1* M*•! M**t tn* th* Hand United Nations I nil Protects and beautifies! PaNture Building P e l l n w n h l p K rn n t M i i s Ii h I Vurletlas M l r s i i ' II.>11 t'u i i a a r li a r None llan>’h H s n t c r d Hliupper *119 5 Draped Skirt*, Bolero Style*, Cap Bleevea, Bunt]* Backs. Metallic Trims, one and two piece style*. Crepes, Taffetas, Rayon Gabardine, Pure Silk Prints, Shantung. Combed Yarn and Iridescent Chambray, Embroidered Broadcloth, Olngham. Blaok, Brown, Gray. Pink. Navy, Aqua, Green, Plalda, Checks, Solids, 8tripea. Slaee MBs 1848; 14Vk-24Vi. �w w-> In « « I iF-»r» rrrfe> TH E W EATH ER Unity There I t S tre n g th s To Protect Hie Peace of (he World; To Promote the Progress of Amerlea: To Pfvrftfre Prrwpetlljr fnr Kanfnrd. ~*nfntd anil vicinity— (sir end "»,»l this afternoon and tonight. I'artla rlotnly and warmer Thorsd t, i.rutlr In nnnlerale west and HHtfht*rnl wiriilh tfHih uttrf ncMifl, Established 190A V O LU M E X X X X H AN FO RD . F L O R ID A , W K D N F .S D A Y A jw n rla le rl Pr*<*i4 Lenuerl W in* A I’ R I I . «. 1919 Nn. 162. *House Group OkayjTemper* Flare U. S. CannmAllowEuropean Army British Taxes L e g is la t u r e G e t s Berlin ‘Lift’, Atom °ver Ve,er1fn*T° * - * - « * ? « * * • - * • Are Not Eased B ill T o B a r C a t t le p . . i Pension Hill InNew, Budget p state Roads C o m m is s io n r u n d s - iu t s s o c u m * n i F s ' i S e ire tm *,( *!»• \«„,y Rovall »*<*i ludxv rl,,i il ih- * mied -Mi** let* *n , ; p , i v u arniv lueep tiVei f ,in»«p* the irn illm j <• *> *>oti!d I lait Ml m .’M "p'lhap* moic ad'lrd In, n>nr to lh..........I '*di», *vr titdiittv uH i'isli _ B l1 l. i i ------ 1 a □ l L iT t t y lr n D e n ie s T h r e a t n . . i■ p ay k .. >U.> tLi. i i it ii—- tni i r - S " m r. afford *•> l**t t.nropean (rplllldt P i i PS 1 tv 1 r . t s f ’ f l ; V lt M C o m m it t e e A p p ro v e s I I . .,^ L ’ tl T 0 I I c ^ > > T O ca i C o n g re ss , forre* t"*er tb* t-ninl of s n ) ',,,^ ., i. Biddle, < it |* P « . A r .li* . (V lr r if 1 $ 4 0 M illio n S t o c k - ■■l i t C f i l S O I l l f i 1 1 *S m m W l... S p .p p e i RghHiing attack on lire ••■•ntinent | ,i,, \ ,,„ N , timf d u«ft nation*, Roy-1 fln j.,)| pu"1iidrd in In. addre*, A m I 1 *’ i r j i n A t t i r r it a t p ile O f S t r a t e g i c , f^ e e 4 | f o f ^ r m y 1 s t R a n l u n ^ M r , . s i i t r i -H% * ; " K w ( aie minting 1 „ I,,I,r r|,,i |,r im v loop on American equipment for their I a |lJ|s | „ rll rM„(M'r i| f„, In M u iN «, . p i '*it WASHINGTON. t/p»I r „ I _ 1H „ 'v / i^ n in u iv iv . Ayt rvpi f.— tr r i- ■i own aim tea and aim on the sup h* |,r f„ „|. , lir • '•Mp3* * ||«»». r||.*t *,f #1)^ 111 I* I I I U I € f r i l l tongie„nm al temper» llatnf today port of an Atnerlrati army over l.„ ,„ j ,,t ,|,P .\Mtlv ( T A LLA H A SSEE. Apr. t>— (/P) WASHING I ON. Apr. 0— (/P>— I idtitfii'*") I,>#•(#*!» o»er „liat vine inembfl, termed I **■* I a>lded — G^Vf fTfnj Warrtn’t pet bill to tm cigm y allotmenh of $110,000. *1 ’‘lldeala1’ and "premne t * .I k ," 1 H’t{'1* be laid in hla pr#......... (or! that at am I (l|}filr* I 1 ||)fi|lt4P| ( 000 lor lilt Atomic Energy Com .P i ,1 1 ( 1 1 1 (V tv n r. | ',x - t s i e di* r.i'*1e off Florida highway* W e a r s ! by the A ............ . Legton m behell j f t " * , f VtTammg' am. ft tie I I f !• »* If h]UV bv O-.t I u , i introduced in the minion and $‘13,000,000 for llir fill 4 IM » |t 1 4 4 1 M. 1 ii. • history penre or ,»ar -harrlng •it'*# *■ pt'Mttal hfr mI l» n t f l T o W i f i t f 35; S p e e c h O b s c r v - I «l veteran, pennon* 4 »MtlfP -I H111 ' tod.y, Jtid hi* billt lo Berlin airlift were approved lod.iy l*M‘t .11 LtKigrl *!*IrftV ■it\ ill _r ut. none ‘ lint Im added Ftn i »*i ( ♦HI' ,f'l V -1 t 1 * •11 W o r L 1-4 , t ’.(>0 0 0 f»00 .. year in new by the Home Appropriation* Com ii).,1 «n|ia t t n t 1 4 4 4 IT ',* Kill “ If in llie fir^t -tnge of any I|t’ 4*1*1 (if* 1*1 tV># tff 111 ” 1 J m n , Wa.nmcton tepte Wa,htngton legi,lali'» legnl. l 1 *# ,rie on the way up. . , f lit in e *,ai. ue . 1 Imp alt mittee. Ii** Ii M« 1 <4* 1O-l i T•« ,1' |tl »- * . (if 11If11 Inni" , ....... ...... lettlalive. wa, „■** hefoie hetn.e the r|,e IMou.e „ ()lr .................... onll- (a 11, r«• .(.hi fuf war lit*1 1 r|e* ti»»* 1. 1 b,' , A m* ■1 1 II It 41 41 1" ’Art,tv gum ml fori e, ivtll he 1’ ■r 1 11 In* ol Duval and more They were Mutinied in an otntti lk«a11r-• ’* m i . liDlvipPM*.” lie t(r Ftl li ,d r. Hr (Ii V " *’ \ eieian, lommlliee '«li*n llie ,mv <M,| i|,e„ . • **•‘■1 Mm# Fr ti pf|t nfi f'« .tty llm# MIIKHI j. •lli | rv, vfi« t- 1 •* f#*"' in* (!••)) <0 o'b*i Hou.e member* joinbin $6 / l . 0 ‘l / . l / 2 money bill »ut> l<nl a* n»<e,,ary m Inline wait I in > n ( ‘f'itrv,. M m * .f ■ I* • 1$»aI brnke. 1“ ' •• m Ideved at a ll—would |,r , ( ()irvr„, |UMii||tie. on *tul . l \ Fill ■«|»41 N.(..•I Thr ' 1 ••■oHio.ltKing the cattle fencing plemenlmg cniirnl year apptupiie a, lliev ba,e been III the pelt," •)# I I *I * -a , ■, • ItliRt f#( lr# i# it»* kpin* n #lifi( Mm I a/lnr denied that he had u rn ed •» 5-"’ ' ,,f ',1" l»>4 4’ •11 v 1 •itffttVI ’t| l 1 t*d (‘4 V" 1|,.ll b t.enrial I I HnUliuoti, veltren of < ,*ot to the committee tiom for nincellmiroiu government I |i I*1rIM4 #■ I"' *1 #ll* t#*#l I...... . I* ............... for llie,i, .It 1 fI ■ *ififuum1 4f1*vIft 1 % I’l"1* »ft 1 g-'-.jlture ard live.tock, which egencte,. Hie bill t* »chetiled for i»" WoiM W ,m. told lellow Ktw linear, to defeat (r>ii(ie,,m»n „ ln If » a ♦ | * f a *i I» I * II * 11 * 4 p i I "fl 1 Sbm tl, I,afore h‘*u all rpotie, | ,) r Hi.. ,.H,ei .uni, .lav pea! ji 1 IflfV »■dia*e!v called a public hearl . F* tiff *1 an l Home eonndeiatmn lomotrow. *■,"» i'"b v al lire ( enter voted l»vo ivpeh. ago I" kill a hill former I ml. i .ecictai v of War j r , p.,, ,|| .,„ e ,Honed the Ulm f 41 I I |*ri *#*#»! (*• (###( j>*t * *i*l >'|i p % f by R 'P Rankin (f).M u ,) pen William II Draper hail indicated ,|)<( .... | ,,IM||r ttf* ,# tltiliv* . .eel*I *# ♦* #nl mg hi h lot next Tue*day night Ihe bill** total i* $26,981,IV> m a talk dedicated to Aimv t'ay. |1m# 1 1»• 1 ■I* •, 1 i t I t | g *Mf #1** ♦ |*M » M(P Itof ml |l|l*tr4 nf r#f«\ I 0 ,1 bill pitted in the Houie \|| || It |(*r Ini illifia* >11 '♦*( ..........lie P.ji.lnt', bnd,M , „ iu m I*. M- . . . <» » K. ...... ..................................' * " ,M ' L” - T . S . . -M.»V I -*11 Fill M|»«* t*l* Mitt* L ttm*fi | 1 .1 Pffeet a new conbul the Alnitiic Knfigy Conimi»Mon ''»»#• if lr f if il (»• imii* *4' a if vetfMm | #•1*1 ilM lt||tf r *1 i*i *(Mini## tHAfhing end the Rrrlm aitlifl hind* were m*t ni tii n r all ailmne a, a iiliietl. He;. 1 Ig*« in i, lifii# 1 1* - •*ni##t 4 H •iii'iti-’ M,1 unendment tailing leg<R w „ . .................... S W « . . » S ' : s .............................. , . r : : f r H : : Z , | , . ' r \ i 1 |H|) |*\ a mI 1 *fti* 'll* pfimv 4( t. Mft** 1,11 1 Iti'M • p 1, 11"Mi P' lo $10 a dUy ,.„l soldie, and Kiwaman." lire mallet of threati unv sudden aiiiick ' ...........i„. s,n,| “No, ,i,r 11■ ItI * I" l i,* ll »# -M— • ( «llir lint f u If I Inn I ■• **#* 4 IMA t|l# Wlf* Mavis said (lie l.eglnn , le g i,.| \ ii.o|,ii tlieriie tan thiuttgh f“» fufure i ould ,ve a* loci r ..M lie I «( M|f liwr t Kill* ip .r.tioii, ^ivr (hem $7.50 I U t . l i I. The committee elan approved P'roling from a tecenl aibltf** 1P ' # MiifltMlftl (lit * 41* 1***1# .! (,.» I »*. I ^*vl lit I (. • b,<ng allowance and four the full teuursl for Uti.'XW IH)« by C,enetal Omer Bradley, Army latlve bulletin ipioied Taylor a « |M talk ilrlfkpiPii m W " Smk Id'll !» Ittt |**tk **l •'.( Lit 1 Mr l( -----for atnrVplllng id strategic iitn L , })(rj 0| General Hutchiton saying the Legion had hern "anc 1 **, 1>1 liiuit every lemon. It 1 •Hr by # i alt .lit 4 3 1*1 ceaaful In defeating" rniigieumen crltlcnl loHlerlal* being stored up . , *'l|nw. . , r r ,innlino air at*1 lii. "mate. • rfi* » 4 KoHli*' «M*v nmv for me in nny imsadbk futurm lU ,e «* However crippiing air at oppoalng [>po____ veterans benefits »*,»!.,* | I** 1 » •I- * t r |tt #** t*. I . ** lie said It also quoted Taylm a , 4 • *^rcc r , i, , • nearly all bill* emergency. In addition to the i lack can be. I am convinced tieft t*t ilf*. * 1 • . . , a lit M..> # . 1 n* t t 1 o H,o first builneM ca»h, the ninekpiling fund was | Vond any remnable doubt that saying that, opponent.* of the t» '*•! pHttf i n • H \t*m 1 #f f >' e If,m ic They would; anthorMed to Incur |-7ll,tM)n,(MH» ||„, ne|jon br loned into Rankin bill "resorted to every on fit >th<i •• * (ifhr 1 \ II* I lair tactic," and used "olistrur 1 • r' . I,.duct thalr ».* . < • itt.il i»’| ■ ' !•» »** • • • n i-men** from fedr .t| 11*(•1• mote be , nmpelled In yam llie ,i o >, . lan e tlie pay neressnry Met*. Kearney ( H N Y l said M H'l-Mli* it The new fund for Ihe Alomlc m rn i.M r urlotv n,*r 0111 1le*d “ verbal threats" had reached I1I 1 from 13 to fli 1 . , 1 .... * Il tin <ll". . . # ‘i H . 1 ♦ l 1 ■ ‘1 .- 'i merit and obr’ I » Knrrgy Commission Is for paying \ |,m||rt tb„*e of tbr mldier* on the ear, after the House shelved Ihe ' |<I|**' 1 • •llli'l Iff Ml 4 **♦ • At 4 .. .1 ( mi contract runtrart authority lire , 1.111 off 011 pre .infer false prebill 1 .1 1 I 1 ,M( ;tf f ill K . t s l (14 *• .1.,4. I*»r# #m Mil' ••.it’ Ik ■ tn . ( • - $♦*#• | 1 C o m m is s io n S o c k s K x 11 it I III" f, , , *1,#. viously it lit hnr 1 m l by t'oiiKrcsj. ‘ttminal law Taylor (old Kearney "No such 111 #•11 ♦#“ 1 The liitirl contract antliurity "Iiltimatidy a “ at belneen n« statement was ever made t>v m e " 1 , , f. f till 'I #. F»1,4, f the • 1it < II M r l l m i v i l l r A v r o liiiiii’ c O f P r o p e r t y 1 ..... i M l».|l .# #•!....» k aulhnriccd was 1400,0110,000, 11 (ions i>. .educed 0 , <,nr man de 1'1 in-#* ' 1 minimum i- t » il ** r »•»’ 1> • a * 1f As to llti' legl Isllie biillelill-*, ’ gnlnat which L'ongreaa pmvitrualy; fending In;* land "MM Mmdlier II lla fan.* via* •n 1 .11 * at"* 1 ’ ................ . 1* *; # , ,'ul, n- * f'*r Cl*Poi I I 0 s p ii.1 l S if r 1 in m t r O n ,’ 0 i ) i S i i r o l appropriated |i!6(l.000,000 , Hr*-. I«* invadr it Whatever 'lie M#(.m#• Sit S h t f l’i.l t l‘# il1••*llt*l ■Hit# •» at. # ' l.< t I'l tfl# Mitt f !• Hill1 1. at • Mi.fl The eatlmrtted cost of Ihe n ir- I dcvjiHaitiiM in hi 1 cities and the j' mih'I iitm htltc J’|||i . M1114 1 ivcil inly nnf An .igirrnieiil w . n, vie |.,,l #14 ill 1 .1111! fuluM 11 •41 lu llttd • 1 1 11 |l.t- t I be I ntlttlV I 'o|llll1 l*»loil ve,|ei lift operation (Ida year la $ I fill, I Hi torder in Ills (•viateinc. mail 111FM tl'fl J#It fV m|| i>|1111 dll M'V »lt* 1I I hr \\ M| M j 41|H' ,t ( t lull ,, I... ,1 ineianic by Senator inv.bl by llie ( 11y I onnnlvHno !’• <1.1 v .illemon ilelenetl Im iti|i,nlei.i 0 0 0 ,000 . 1 will icd lie enmpierrd until yon 11 (Ilfi*i* l iMH I* * \» ii 4*1 $*t#*111 1 1 miiic li'im itm Matin'" -f .lmk*onvdle making Air •hijij’im ( Holt mild next M<noliv evening. --Me, Hill, k lour ot llte lle| Alt i»Inth *'iiii'iit | fit Hi** lit«11 -•III pro I’Imi i#hi F h iiu Present plans. A ir Foicn offlr. , fight Ilim for Ida life ” Htoeii Ailment 1 iiiinge-. n the .I:ti'k*ntiv(lla city eia I .stilled, contemplate the nso "Army Dnv. said <"’li',i" 'nbibvillnn lo llir t ininly ill r 1 | , <■ I inpie.l, b, Mavm Alnlirt, ( ,11 |#l*' ' 1I ton, \\ Imi hri %t .idled 11 apvcinl (Tiiutei ii a n , na inciI of 1487 airforce C-64 carrier plum s Hutchison. I« lielng ol,,erved tin II* I m|,| it pin I i'll 111in *1' of iiii uliiiu fill V| „ in Soil (humor• li.HU-e Im llie pie,rill pmpiwril It,,.'hiug up H- fiimmittce on through June !M>. Ktnill an origin- e-mnlry over ami wliei.-vrr U S. t the *riliacM , . 1 , . , - t III,. It,,ime acated Rep* pi la I tile at Melloi.ville Aie.,.,e ■ ' "" •'""••I ........ ,,n „.„ l»„. I,,*, _________ ' Kibbm, wlm .ipprairil In brbalf nl the operation lias Increased to , Troops nre alatmneil -d-ioHd. e ,e i“ lli.H III Itimi iit'dn mntinued I „,Uy |„. ni'i“l»i| l,v nilplilUr |-‘ \V Ri'ileiibmigb of Columbia at dally lift of lolls, they ai.ld, Ninglrd out an a remeiobrai.ee of W ASH IN GTON . Api H- 'fl’i j tbr {'ny ('nminiiimn to ,nk ilia' HI,| I it,! StfCfl iVniei 11 an md 1,n,| i nill min'd And tin# Mi'l##* 1 •iii»rnunloni|(iiiii tiid KoiMt nf Mnrtin. Thfir a.eragii e.t'lto tuna dnily. Up b. D. 9. entry Into the first World The aurprUe walkn.it '>f p ; | ll,e ......... .......................... City ,I |ir tM1, „ „„ „ r(t „ 1 M ,„ U , ,1.i not , ei know lim, mnrii In trail i, Im alerl rati -,t nil! In* | if itv Hiitil !*v Mi#* Fln ild i 1 >|ii>«1*1ifjit |f»rw Inni Im*i*h rhllllAllf til Mar. "7, llm United Htates had 1 ««<. 'He holiday tvaa iiaugiirated aid -1 ill lie vvte*i liy ronginan f-n 1 N i#( •#,»Tt111 i eti.t id, iv t#it «#Ik if d »H, U\ $***|it i«ji | .i|ipi’!H*nl .1 nit ground* I’O'M'O'eil bmpd il ,ite at Mel- M ,||„,„,||r Avenue between I wen carried UU*>.InI ton of aupplivn I" lt*^H by thn Military Order "Vtiout \iewipaptra drew an id I'.M'.i ....... ft* i *• •#•*• fiifiu Mini Mi» v hurl guilty of exm* of World Wars, Il wan officially lltttnhini from publishers t”#Uy luii'illr A tfniif 4ii.i r in l 4f(t t *lli Slie*l iA#'■ 1 |. HMttHtoftl *•#•*• .-|H1 •' lb- A C,L OvIfiIn ‘ In In Mi*w hiidgct, Mu ft#sitf#u <1 [ liit|tili|iiui ♦« 1-i* 1 , i -ji. It mf #!i* 1(tnign If i#*#?idnriMr t iccngnlied by Ihe 76lli Congreau Contract ufRntliilloiii will nn* the,»«te .......... of. . lb* . ____ ■ne>r ball park, * 0 *’ '(.rain b 'line,, meatute, 2rifl bv ‘Id ' lelo.ed lake even 1, |'rm,y „|f I *#dd» u Iihm* Mar If. IMt* nn#l it »,,,vi-iiimi Wnir«*rt wn|f| lull* b, resumed iiiHll the men return | ,|„ Miititcpal Hall I ’a.k mi leel .,11,1 I1.1 , HI,all patk* "li llie ||„. t(„f(t„. tgamlte la ,. - he h now i* 111 itI (il r I* t*#lI i % 1IMlI ■ ,<!jtv Hi**«»• ■«m , mu • * M , lug Fix |#r‘»grnm, Lljeakllig of Army activities " M r iMrllontille Avenue. ran ami „ e ,l ,|.lf, ol the loi.tlion nnikt, ,1 pack of “O ... 1 tMrc Fa lln ir to agree oil a new eon •ti(C lit' I III IMI 'll*'' 411' *’1irig mosl nfh^r id liar than In combat, lie derlaird, Aliei , mnidetahle ilium ,m u bv Irael wav the reaaon given hv M,rVo, I'.m.iwav irpoitril th.n d'dlmg* .............. 1 f i -in 1 1l.t ♦dwntd 111l’ Ki>i . "f Mir S#*diiM"l« Iimmi f-h m liii. Mi#r* iiigr, iili rmly nr<# "Wiielher we think aland ienni ty from enemv attuek or terurlty local U of the A K L Printing t’rra« tbr . ....... .Holier* on llie propo,*! will, I ,i, M.itvigri t I M. Kibbm I" '1 ,""I " ............ . ” 1 **'id#y rhrtmhrr of CfiiuiH#'l»‘ it *I ra | »ml Mill Ft* pul in th#< irom fiiMMl., Ktornia and ilinaaleia. nien'ii union for walking out at ,, ,, ,, .i .. ... ... .. ti„ idi'l !»#* i t r x|*#,i,f ifi$j .Tfi.OOU nt iiimm ii iU'li l |r$ti I i #mi * imiurdlntrly • he l,.«d ■Mnl.vl'-n the 4 •mill V toil, n, I m i tin .. the Army entcra tile picture In .Mill P M tKH Tl ye.lrrda.v ' pe. .naiiman iin 11 v Iia■ *I<#** #(» •#■ Mtr* 1elie' Ift11r| 111 #J4* * j •* i jia111.■ 'in-* Hn mi UMMii Iim-IMM , r,lriiliiy m u llte mallei oi I.... ch.ildm ,va lilt |*l M l llie pnal winter lla Dlaaalei lure,. The work Mnjipagr WNa railed 1 d* rrpie-enlallvr> Hid M‘»m Hit fid, jii'dlit. 1 1 vr |,irid I In: M * if riiMfig Hiipjinr! mnnng ORLAN DO AIR FO n n R TIARK, iiiuimlng I mil* n, weaarla. hull "ntianllmrl*pd" by the unlon'a in J(tlv "'-itlil givr Ine < mndv * m' lie,,In,,; the limpd.ll Hie t" die i IIV 1 (*"'.1 i: in--* ia rliti#i 111,iii -I Mu* V| it m* I* 1 i Fif 'M f pH il|>•111#* Mir tfftPt?* I (if lht‘1I'd It1* .1 I < .14 |i bul iimI brrn uvril I mi lb* ...... jfi'tn •' .‘'-'il * tills* I * li t •* l* ‘ \ Apr. it—(fll— M-day waa on the t I,ml Mrapera, nil Inlid and lernallonal repreaenlalive, land, I 4|,jr , , r , |,„ 11 ,r ,,|r ,,| ll>| a* *M»*#4**irii tin fat,# Nit# i s hmI f v%*» I hit d ’ II# I * (’HHf|.| mind of nearly everyone qa Hie f,„„| ,.|,,rirrk in Ihe air. earned plltpMvr Milrnilril lie tepmleil lli.H Hl"i • MM lll’l )| i III I* «ftd mm*i #, - fiitinlt lr# three dav cnriference of Air Na | I n r g e d rracue operutioH I'nhllalier* of the four Waahlug- 1 I'"'1"' '*■ *,r' ' I kf‘l vMf 111k* •C Mu Mi* Ftg ll,r 1 Miin.v I Mimui'vion Im <I ,« . c *<I 1 ,,.. p»ure ( rt..* ,• „„.i tlnnai Guard offlcpra from a lii,,, |l s . IdHlory. Overcoming mow ton paprra In a Joint atatemeid . Iran ,In ■>! die n o ,r e #* Mill d k* » M»| .... . I Mtl #'t 1’ 1#’’’M over the nation weld into final v-e, hiuI punlaldng cold, I t , vrle early today *alif iiagotlattoni (or | peity if11| iHtr I,* .ml, 41 ten, pi ov tiled llie I Hv < pntmi! *,,, 1„,i .,11 iM I I..... Il/* •»aetsinna here today. 1luue fought their way to Inin * contrart w*t4 underway^ ami’ Mayor ’ ’atrawav »ao1 ’ b** v fl'ic il <„,,d,rf imleld* vtlf Mi ** l'"|lil\ Idllf* mill *u«* t te*t •#, I , I’M’im I »»n m«rg*t«n»' \M iio ,# 1 1 1 ‘ "M ie|,.0„|, ' 1 ot||d Mire the proposal befme Throughout 11m meeting of bon dreda of baleaqiired citUfim *od that the premman violated *i I ( b ,i|g* I ....*«rr rn*iMi)w-| Mi l . V»* ‘ 4 # |ta r H *1 p-ranking mernbar* of the a ir, ................* r " ................. "w. . « • '*» ‘ ,,k ln * ............ I < Ttv Commlai'inn He i">nd- 1 •* ** top-ranking f Iff #|t» Ml !*#(•( l| If1' # *#’. ** I*# ii r - *rr t##f !•v #!#•• £ ■ tHItlC#> | f t( • * I Ittlf* II# loot Ilia! d la Hie opinion of *•’* . I. I I I#., ifipligl’ •It M, unit, the attention na* neen 1 0 - - f x rin , . qua*> » #)i|# »i*w Cmtti'v **'# They added that thiy would rm » | r ) ^ ,|,ai the F ir •* Street l“ »», . ' . M-• »* I* ratmned b\ • elim I !>• 4- | If Ml 1MM4 • r#»i*vi* cu.ed on ihe Air Guard* w a r - ( M a i l K H I R C I l i t W P S l -f reauma negotiation*, atartad Jan ll( lnMR„, ,.„„»i,|ered ....... . $I#•* nf #»*w F ill (Mik »»n v Fa\#FsF #*uFrt'il (ot b'lyt i f raflnn— |,„vp >1 in iii.i.,, ’ . Ml • I JMMIHIM ■itHs if !»tni* time rota and meeting the enemy’* | p n l l i l B c H l ' h W f T t ’ lk 29, until the man "abandon Hie |mi vi I If nnrMi r»f • it for'l F(i #•' artif ##irt tjjfifs of !0 # (.o.inUI Hie due lo Hv- i'. eight pence north ,* “ irk t .Jtd ' ■ * *'"» »*i'l hmifh t llflft l ’» ■#ll )’rt I'rifii litcted Saturpunch. 1 * nork .to p p .g ." . , rafflr ,0 ,1. 1, „d l ‘ Atti0 #«'#1**•I M*#M Lurk, M##' f"#nii #• v Il person |1 it an not mimed mm'M # i*i-* (!»•( M#f p|np«Miil Fr *|» ,'h otteh clear whether Hie pr»-<> n ,.......... ........................... a l #lie* t|,a I •lav imunlng »r liMM) o'clock »t 4 |**#»l# MtP 1Mid-| mean a ne*» eiji 11 ,. •'ll iNf’l il., ... • !•; ■■ —.ifr:: ‘.‘.I liiveba!! m,. , , ____ _ , , 111 1 : l»* • m l# » , •ff*l '*4lil M m # i • .. I i.. they do not antlclrete war but ^ 0na m*n " • * killed enJ i>*rl immednMv imcth of the woman aerloutly Injured early , l , | , | ide non I n , nmr* value for ....... Oil y i»i*l <'•••mi v r'Mi’miMifit'i ‘ •“ii • .,■*». -I #* * #»l,f• t *#M'i they m ml be prepared for the ”MipV•'* # i i i ill iy 1 «(tort*##! t lMN M'li’b ip*! P a r. h Ihe corner of :an lha car In which they . h C l H U m y lO L O t U l U l T | t),ft ‘Hr Stafford ■Aid #h% |»M**f *M today when "* 1"tt#I"#*1• nnfurtiaen (mm ** lili1r<t ififiT "*11M t-iikf pi ■#•’•" ** Mi* illd prt*Ufitjldv #*it fi**-* ,#rtf r|«Naq.Ia , qifl ylFrtfl ! «M Meltonvllie end Calaty Avenue*, The conference* have dwelt on » Court lloin^ on $loncliv« Apr I* i' t s innounced this morning by ■• #«#1ltnijwi< ii. • flat* at * i f f iV U 'W » il S " In s t it u t e h i O r la n d o s , V ,* . .r ,0V A I '»#»" I . i #•9I f* • '"■"■li put Up i» other (iihlecta and an unofficial 1"i'D Loher*. Nnw York Giant* The dead man waa Identlfird a* en,J frmn Hie Ferneld t,angid““ nl 'i ih» I1 IM Th# i* ‘h»"rt "l Mu 4-le Soil f >•“ M i* topic which get* dlieuiied more Mart Hlmpklim, about BO, of Del fjulrrd final upprnval !*v' ni , |v> .4 ill conduct the ichool. Dr Herman Selineky »*y. a noted M 'l.—rnt Huipdel Aainctatlon • attain fl» ,i* in* Sentln'il* than any other, and with greater ray Reach. Ila euffered a com­ pipcblatrlit from St* to Lf^m litm * fbei" • i'l be tnetru-ton from M iam i will lit* ,if„..| tint Die (and b* '" # 1 F i inl heat, Ii the poiatbillty of being pound ahull fracture. ' 1 ummatce. Ih>, ttu> Glantv ump here feich fTly ('nmndaetonej John Ktidei M i n . conduct an limlltiita on "Human Ifiugiu nidrtltlr fm h Imupdel P k m iiiK , D iu s !**##( ♦l| f* obblfd up by the United Htntet *'h.im be r i 1.1 iieii ri f i-T I ' m md uidfleldf iiirnigld Up f'H dlaeii'. .lun the n .* The woman, Mr*. Ethel Barron, Hcbavlor— Came and Effect” In In i"i,t|eHliig ibf> Ira liefci ■INIMFK1r #111 . 1" ie u ii““! - I - poitilv l Hi* i iiu , 1 C ity Comlr “Forre, t*o in her flftlei, of Greenacre* Orlando at the Ren Juan Hotel lb" ball nark In llie ettv. In "# "'** Tmilivt O ld e r ami ........ I ” I R Move. («lhei - » Mi , i*. ib, : , i .i i>l M-»e* I i .il..-. m hiii net Jelin K il l- i *nnou-c. Lieut. General F.lwood R. Queaa- City, auffered a poeelble poealble broken Saturday al 9:00 o’clock, It w *i puinled mil II.M* llir r ilv b.'l ed IliHl Ib rir i> ........ mi. , " *• Hemliig died m *t.» l--,t i1 Dibit- <! 1 T'g» ir»e*ldlv *1 'hit morning da, apecinl aaalalanl tn the chief back nhd •>> membelv compound fracture of announced today by tha Caidtal d a roinpo |„i,,rovama,d. ' um lri, landing l."»p'1»l el 2 Oil P M yeit#id,v of ataff of the IJ8 A .F, threw. a ___ 1 1 iiidllineri Do ! • * - ‘Jl« 1 ■ ” <*'i Al'i-Mgeu IJidverillyi. iv , , , , expecting it least 100 the .Jglit rigid leg. D Doctor* i _____ at _ Good Florida FadcraHon of SiiH*l| h .im im ,,,* <>•, h. » . foil')" mg rill lllll*»» '•( If W|! in I #F# «*m i#'“U “d C'vuer’ j- lmy» ip come out to the ichool," little wood on lliia fire a few | Samaritan Hoepltal aald her con Wctrkern. • h v lie bed beeirvunfined * > • *)■ » 11 U*-*#l K# ! He 111". 1% #kj 'I* Lcbsrt declared. weak* ago when h* tr'd a conDr. Sellniky ii on* of lha found­ l“i,|,u *1 (p, five deyt f 'F#* nnivtris#1 gratelonal committee ha thought State Highway Patrolman Tbs youths are requssted t.v ers of tha Menial Health Society A letired phvetilen nf *n, ! ' sflf'QtiA#** 1 ^ rijl! ' in bun* Mielr y v n gloves arid bats, the A ir Guard ahould be federal- D. Dugger aald the car waa driven of Southaait Florida and has been '>• • lieie lie prartlced fn, .’N **»» ttlMf# .S#r ifirt '* #!i'|Jt! IllIgM hu* halls "ill be furnished by tha bv nibion Robert Barron, ton of (imminent In the progress mad* In lied. H u , [ii Mo\e itm bum fin- i *^#,filli»L*»tl imi I xtO ’ •lints. Mi Krider revealed Thle would be equivalent to In­ Mr*. Harron. Ha recleved cut* mental health In lha entlra coun­ 1*73 ire \Vrli1it*'TII*i, fie in i i» The G isiH i h s -* conducted corporation In Hie Air Force, with wilt and bruiiea about the face. try. The Central Florida Federa­ " *r.M I 'has, avhoiils around *i vi i ear* lie lived in :Vli)'<‘.,il1*'. W u l e n t i> ! ;i t s 11 I c I i l virtual lou of Identity and auton tion of Social Worker* hnnoiinced tha I'ountrv tn the past year In . . • I i j l ' i end for the pei*. two yetre homy of operation. that tha meeting hai bean opened ATLANTA Apt 6~ (/P (— C,-U« 1 . voter! yeilerdiv ih u p ly d« 1)(, de Ms w ..„ in attempt to give the youths a General Queaada repeated to to tha public. (aw polnlsr* on tha gam* We’ feeler! e $46,000,000 dteem "1 mipinved ichool*. hoipdil* md olhei f * - l f th Straat the guardamen today nls belief vtafe urvicet Ur Moye waa a member of the that federallutlon of the guard ' A L I L A K E 0!T i . Apr *i— l.'F) “■ould also Hka to have th* man* BORDER C LA SH ES ’ gars ol the Rotary Junior I L . U ...... .-I _.< > i b .m l . ■ ■ ■ „ 4,nl mud— in numlieit lha» em*redl 'DHiodllt Church of Quitman jivi 1 waa neceoary. W ASH IN GTO N , Apr. fl— (/Pi— ...................................... , #l , , , „ l»*id*nts of not them U tih and I Mgue md tha Lions Junior N EW Y O R K , Apr. S - W tb" Amartcan Legion During fh H* aald-“If Ihe Gate character Rrp. Andrew L. Bomtrt, U , Dem­ • 'uHissstern Idihu -ver* itsrtled Lesgue to attend the session,” poli.tci.vaa-.o na.rk ballot........ .whelinmaly ag.m.1 new ... .............. of the guard pnivec to be a hand­ ocrat of Naw York, died today of that i<*»tentsy by 1 meteor describe! Mr Lobart added. >rp 11a w*» met icap to preparation for barform- a liver allmant at St, Alban’* claahaa" have occurred between ,0 rP*.y..!.0.r. .. . . . . ______ 'J'f 6I*dlc*l Corn* Mr. Lobart will h* assisted by flov«rnor Herman Talmadge r* •hat peopla won’t agree to tax iied in December, iBUU lo M in dd iv * ball of fir*'' mil * vhoo’lng anca of tho national miaalon, than Naval Hoipltat, Queeni. Ha had Russian and Iranian foreta In the v*i' is big as .1 (outbid " • vrl Hubball, director of the New acted today with * rail for all •hemitrlve*. Rural precincts were l* l.eedy, who besides bis tlaught we helleve R murt he modified. lait faw months. I’eart officer* md ne“ spaper> 1 orl; Giants (atm club organliaItt-en a oatlant at the hoipltol fur uirvivet him. Other iiitvl Official sdvlcss from tha Amir- ataie agenrle* in launch the nun* ronalnteutly against new tag** am' ei •■((('■•, vara swamped "Ith 'el“ Mon and Bubbsr Jonnard, aislit* a month. rigid economy drive "in the id 4 the big rllles thundered "no" In m i* are two brothers, Dr. Grey C R A F T W A R N IN G S UP Samara flrat waa alaetad to lean embaaiy at Tehran, tha daI1'.... * ■alls concerning Mi* brill#ant ml director • maigin that reached almost hill Mvtye 0 / Adrian, Ga and F -1 MIAMI, Apr. (b>fyp)--Sman Congreaa In 1926. Ha was a vet­ partmant aald, "tend to confirm’* lory of*our idale," display end on C •pTculuns many fliippniteri "f llie expand''" right in-one In Fulton rounty (Al Move uf Augusta and grandson, prisons reported hasting shortly craft warning* remained up aoiith eran of the First World War and news report* from Iran that the , , J A Y C E E N OTICE of Miami to Key Wait toaay but waa educated at Manhattan Col­ latest Incident occurred on Mar. plan sliihliurnly iiulolrd 1 hut dr litlilni, llie etatr'* metrnpulilan Rtllv Fleming of th« Unlveisltv l u arils erds *afi' f t ii" Ihe nomlnolo County Junior xplte their three-tn-one nrH »n<V. renter 'H In tha northwaatorn Iranian Florid*. For t.wc> lernm Ur M oy watt lowered alaawhara In tha lege and Naw York University. 'but of M ie rer'rts in n t the I'hambor sf Commerce will nut "we’ve mily lieguu In flgld x f 1 Tnliuedgr, wlm had InMated <ui served as a rcprcsenisllve from province of Aaerbaljan. Florida penlnaula. vlrtnrv for the rhlldran in iurv-i • referendum but took no stand litooka county, Ga. In Ihe Legisla­ in "Mimg but addiMonsI mystory have its regular meeting at the* Th« Weather Bureau predicted ~fT67L P A PER S" n lidded when place offices0 Tourist Center tomorrow. Th« Thq mi the issue himself, said today lie ture freak to moderately at Famitra who wish to sign soil IN TJIRFRATBRN ITY BOARD table," 1 i-puited in mld-aftamoen th«y mee*irtg will bo Friday night at W With al) lha big pre. im 1 • "ituld work "to see that the man Th* Intarfraternity Council wee! winds In the conservation paper* hove only un­ barbecue t* 1 « b«! | « M -* ■>)_ Funeral ’ services were conducted could s*v "puffs ol snH'ka" rc* the people la ire of or inn ■* carried cameo out 00. „ ,(q ,norn(|, f 11;00 O.i|o, k „ .U'liibllng m ti-aircisfi Hie over Alaocisler. pi*s -11 the wait lid*.'. In# alowly lata til Apr; 16 to do so, Or I* Mkth- board .pf. dlrectprs, compoiad of a counted, the margin In Hie tin data leu x, county soil conservation ad­ representative of each fraternity u.'tial rafereud'lin etnnd tnilay nt th* Trenton, titan. *ml Lewiston. e ^ ? f . n V t l e ymot hlnUd ilv Kr,ck’ 0n "»#«• ARDRHW8 SHOOTS W E L L ministrative officer, announced at and sorority In Sanford, will meet 18!U’ tt agaln«t the plan and 'll, l»u niwui i r . * n i l |'n brio a n,r J K< McKinley officiating H i* ’ ’*«l>. «t*a Th*** imports n in e FA RRIB ISLAND, §. a , Apr. fl the County Agent’a office today, on Thursday night at t:0A P. M. 8911 fnr It. ! ,H"1v will be (rent to Ahbevill* fnr (rum several noMu-m Utah of— (Special)—Marina Prlv. Robert The growers are required to elgn ■1 tha City Hall. This lucliuled reports from all „ u „ ntuir"’* 4rt»i.. nn.«D.lu in f e c i , 111 wr>i| ns from Preston, JA C K S O N V IL L E , Apr S—f.F) ,n Thursday. C. Andrew*, eon of Mr. and Mra. IntenHom to participate In the ttacepl* night uf Georgia'* I in* iegtalaturn •5"*VUnP0Mlb,y In I960, Malm, sources. High Low R. L. Andrew*, Sanford, Fla., waa rountlea. Many small rural hoxr* Political leader Roy Harris in ORBBKH BTRIKB 49 Atlanta 11 DOUGLAH HP.8TH RED S A R R ESTED among the top ahootara of hla ATHENS, Apr, 6— About were tinraported but they could Augusta—a Talmadge atalwnitj S P E C IA L P ER M IT Boston 6a 11 SOU TH AM PTON , England. Apr not change the top-heavy derision, and a leading campaigner for ex platoon whan they fired for record NEW D ELH I, India, Apr. *-(*>> 20,000 Graak civil servants struck T A L L A H A S S E E , Apr. ft—HP)— Cleveland 6b 37 nare on tha rlfla range raeantly. —Serdar Vallabhal Patel, Indle'e today for ktghar wages, daaplte a Only Hi counties—upistty rural padded services—declared "we'vr tl—(TP)— U. H. Ambassador Lewis A special permit from the Ganift Detroit 49 3f Douglas, who Injured hla left eye deputy prime mini*ter, told Uw government threat to declare a — showed a favorable vote for tlm ju it started to fight. This program ami Fresh Water Fish Commission Minneapol'i 60 36 long-talked reform program It,w ill finally ha adopted In Geor- In a fishing accident waa reported Is required for hunting rabbits at legislative assembly today 4,000 state of slag*. New York 16 67 today to bo "resting fairly well" night In Florida, Attornoy General Thera are some 66,000 civil aer- included more teachers, higher gla. Communist* have been arrested I’lmenlx as 46 "It usually takes a long time ami "In good spirits.” In southeast Hyderabad. Thn situa­ vanta on ike government payroll. teacher salaries, naw school build­ Richard Ervin said today. St. Louis Hf 10 A spokesman for tho Southamp­ High 8#hod Andrew* a ............ tion la nearly under control tn the However, a number stayed on thalr ings, Improved mental and tuber­ lo soil the people on a program Ervin auld rabbits arn defined Seattle 66 as the Marino fcorpa on Ft! J r t - jlj, H » 1 » IlMlwg jobs and tkoaa who work In tka culosis hospitals, batter rural of progress and advancement, This ton eye hospital aald tho sarloua- as unprotected game, hut tho Montreal 60 34 northarn provinces did not Join roads and expanded welfare rolls. fight will not atop until the child­ ncia of tho Injury cannot b«-deter­ (iumo and Fresh Water Fish Com­ for a parted of | Jacksonville 63 71 ________ th* .... um of a lo . aurrentl Fatal aald man; Communlata lha But tha paopla navar before had ren of Georgia have a decent op­ mined until an axamlnaton tomor- ________ mission prohibits Miami 83 68 portunity; until tho 'anaka pita’ row wl mjw whan tha bandage* will be relight and gun at night to had a chance to writs thalr own had laft tRa atata and soma have are considered as a war ama and jS * atakj .................. kilt Orlando 71 67 .w » _____ (Cantmaed On Page Two) moved. unotrfremnoe game, tax tlckat—and thajr proved again thus not aakJM to tha atrtka m U. 7P Tallnhasaee Medmnicnl Army Moves On Airport For Soil Projrram C r i t i c a l Materials J Kiw.mirt Club iu« II. S. Army Day I J"1"' ll.,ol,,'i" ® Mc a su 1 c To Pas:. House Hikes P - v O f Legislabir. To $in Daily ...... Lr* C 0 if n • y Defers County Is Offered Action On Land Block In Bel-Air Transfer Q u e r y Fnr Hospital .Site Si Pressmen Surprise Capital Publishers With Quick Strike 1mi,.iv .uniiiiv M*n.igei ( i m» Air Guard Heads Express Need For National Defense Gimitti T« Conduct Bj)8oh:t!l S c h o o l For Fi l v VfinthvS 1 « o ; ™ “ *gij;/rd: Dr IMoyr, Fall##’# <U J A v Georgia Voters Deleal $46 Million B ill To Improve Hospitals, Schools Kep. Somers Dies In New York Hospital W j ** In Ftali Am! Flaho f f i i S ' r i ’t t THE W EATHEtr : rr ■■.w- ^,4 ' - M '-V ^ '4 w-s ■ ■ ms F i 'W ■ ***' < /v m i * S ■ * --- ,— '*W»» ——— ’-SS-* -/ Tl i 4 �t ' FAO> .fW Oj & ■ i'R r P ’‘ W E D N E S D A Y . A P R I L «, I M S T H 1 SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA An Deficiency Financing H c r iK ! la um M: WKDNK.HDA Y. APR. i). IHId ConKreHn hnn Im>kui) Ihr* lniHlnunn of cutting down the Prpfddent’n luidKid, but any obnerver c«n In* fnrKlven If he concludcH that it 1h all for the nnke of appearancM. After trimmiiiR down fundH recommended for the Department of the Interior and for the Army Kturlneern for rlvern nnd har* Imrs improvement, the lloune Appropriationa Committee in­ vited both of these economy victims to request deficiency ap­ propriations al the end of the year if the indicated rutvlntis could not Ire accumplished. The use of deficiency finnncinp in the federal govern­ ment has become so commonplace that budgets almost cease to have meaning. A department nr agency which expends all of its appropriated money before the end of the budget period simply runs without funds until a deficiency appro­ priation iH made by Congress. The practice Is tolerated by Cohgress. perhaps because it pertnltn a public splash of budget cutting without actually endangering favorite"gov­ ernment activities. The constantly growing cost of government is a cause of grave concern to many ihtsoiih. We cannot go on forever spending a larger and larger portion of the national income for government If the trend is ever to be checked, one of the tilings that will have to be done is to bring deficiency financing under strict control, so that budgets will have reality. SIBf7lt VKRAft n i l ) A if M ans D onioiiH trationH * AaGr • * * • * ( I M M l a i •aa h M .n f r M * IH « i | M l l i A sbbbb iltrrf aa h m b < ilaai asattee f at, laia, ai (ha raal ulflaa ( H i n arlia. aaSst lk« t«l al Mank B. MM. u iin i. i i u a Malta* UllHIMIIt OMAN , , Maata*aa H*a*«n a t a i <h i k t i u t hatm K irrl** ...---loath B I-** Maalha -------------Aaa iaalha -----------------Aoa r*a* ............ t, lAaa All ahilaarr m im , rluM al Ihaaha. r*a*latl*aa aaa B«tlc*B ■< *a«*rtalaai*Bl* tar lha *ai|*ia al MtHaa taaa*. will ka rharaa# la* at m a lar « t m iia a | i*t»a , Maaraaaataa nailaaallf Mr I mlaaa hamraa** H*rr**aataMtaa. la*., lira Varh. tklraa*. Qalialt. Maaaa* Mir. 01. I.bbU. Tba NaraM la * ~ a ia k n ul Ik* Aaaarlal** fira* Mhlrh la * b |Ii I*4 tidaalrrlr la lha aa# la* ••eeSIItaltaa al ail tk* laral a**ta arlala<l •" This state* II roils erVeHrely. Wllhaal wisdom imr rantmt even relate ah laharllenre handed i I i . h u (• him. Willi wisdom un* due* BOi Mad hit llibfrllsiirr. Wli.diilli II hi good a* nil inheritance— Err. Move Hr nun In jCill Stale's T ill; Mi"Cuntinitintf Appio|«i»lioM«"--iii,eiiline it'* about tilin’. We do nut think wr #(nmM hr loti uiliral nl lhr llnliih loan In Rum* in otdei In sell siiqdns ilriuv la lha Krill, ih r linllili h.ivr thing, wimli they (annul trll jiiyw linr alia. Wa have tanll h.m irn in keep ihrin Imm irlluiK llirm in I li i * coitntiy. Wr '.[11111111 riihn low*! out U ii II i nr in uiinli* nui Itlvft lO Irllmn Ihr Klllllilllt IliVr I hr Hriliili ampin* a « a H a n fo rd ;?* «t '-g"nS".-Sifts' W 1’ ^ ; - :r r - T | r a f ■ • • ' p p j p . j p p S H K w ;.- * “Til* roil ul uninly guvc/liment hrra h»i men H'i.O peirenl in ihr tail yrar, taking with il iiinratri of 34.23 (iruriii hi (empty wide rmllagr*. 22 14 pncrnl in j m w menli, ami rt\M! 111 taxe*. »inir tlir war", ihr Tampa Inhinir tepoilrtl yrrteulay. It inaV hr writ Id ((impair tlir m il ul Seminole’* county government willi dial ul Ollier (OUllliri hrfuir lidillK dir County Cainmiitionrii Ino-Severely. ■ “ <1 -■ ' ‘ '« Y u , tlml wa« .Srimlor Hoylr ul Sanfold wild li.ul till jiictuit* (ill tba front pagr ul tlir Tnum-Unimi Tuaiday maming together with Governor W inrti and u gtcqip of Qlhtr iMHlalivr dignilkiio. Wr pterfict that Sriintui Uoy|a 1 will p n w la he ail important factor in thil session ii ( thr lotgislalurr. Not only does hr hold u number of Uy Senate rommillre poiitinn*. blit hr rnjoyi tlir dMUtclinn ul bcitifl one of ihr frw in that body who actively luppurtnl. Ciomiiui Warren in Ilia campaign lait yr.u, Vinlrnre hni lookrn Out in tlir New Ymk I.uii ah rtnkr at hooiii impmlad limit tlir tital lirldt liy lu pievenl l>y forte anymir fium driving a laiicah (or Idle, I hat live* have not been lott liat hern do* more to tlir niimliri* and viyiItnct of New Ymk |Miliiemm than to the parifii inlrnlimii of the Hoten. Still, a uiimhrr have hern mobbed ami tevrirly hr^lrn. It minhi he a yoi nl idea to inrhuir in lha laderal anti lynflontt hill, wlirn it come* up anain in the Senate, h piovitkm aHainit moh’ violince of any kind. k m -m--- 'dpi! —f*"' —• 0.* If you think, your mi cm i« limited by yniu.liandira^i, r^uiidri lha cat* n( Fin! Suite, Jr., now in hit Wlh year, hit IJtli in «n iron lu11k wheie lie wai plated wlirn ha lint came dpwn with infantile paralyiii. U hr diihrartennl, rmbitteird aHainit tlir late whiih hai thu< afflicted him? "I think I am happier.than, thr avriamr, pfiiun", ha taya. "In hack id it all lie* oaaa pbiloiophy nl lifeSlvyh|ch i« M othtf way nl laying'uw i i« fition with God. I believe deeply in Go^". He. ii mmtied Vrid 'hai tbraa young childien fcii1 Whom h* thanki Cod, he tay«. every day that ha livai. _ "" Rpy iegle, wh*rt bf^w^a jvrit.Im artJcV* about racial felainm* in *ha Soydi for a PidOtPUl nawi, ftpav, uaad to call fbf M»ion an Una "(lie Smith artd Weiion bUa", implying that all the white l in ike South went around 17very once in a while, in the midst of some demount ra­ tion or other reason fur the gathering of a crow.it someone stnrln to throw eggs and tomatoes. It hnp|M<ned the other day when 17most Kevin, the Hrllish foreign secretary, came to New York. It happened a few limes in the political cam­ paigns of last year. In addition to the fad that nothing was ever proved by throwing eggs or fruit, such action gives a bad name to the undent political institution of mass demons!ration. II makes the crowd look like a mob instead of a demonstra­ tion. The first gains in tin1 long evolution of democracy from monarchy and feudalism were made with the pressure of demonstration. Many a tyrant has quaked and yielded a point to the people when lie beheld great numbers of them gathered about Ids palace. The crowds In those days were not always peaceful, but the times were rough. In this day amt Ibis democracy there is no need for mob violence of any kind or the throwing of eggs or other mis­ siles. lint the crowd still lias its place, aigt the right to be part of one is among the precious heritages preserved by the Constitution. W nniinp; Lest anyone conclude Hurt the stiffenilig of defense lines In Western 17urope, as a result of (lie negotiation of the Atlantic pact, may mean the relaxing of Hindi lines in the Middle I7asl, the State Department is sending out warnings I hut such is not the case. At a recent press conference Secretary of State Dean Aclieson staled that the (lulled Stales is still hacking up Turkey, Greece and Iran. He indicated tlint an attack mi any of these countries would lie regarded as gravely ns would an attack on a country tmund by the Atlantic I’act. This state­ ment is being broadcast by the Voice of America, as Is also Secretary Acbeson's denial Ibat we are preparing to attack Russia with Iran uh 11 vantage point. The Secretary of State informs the world that the United Stales abhors war, and has no plans (award making war on anyone. It Is quite apparent that our foreign policy, so ofteq considered vacillating, is following a line of physical strength as fur ns Russia Is concerned. Present world rnudilinus are similar in snme'wu.VH to those which existed shortly before World War 11. We are beginning In face these rnmlilIntis wltti strength and resolution. These qualities, with wisdom added, neon to he carried more deeply into our foreign policy. Too Late To Classify liy KHHHKI.I, KAV llecatii.e A iii«<r u-u liux ulwayn tosm a land of alnimlaiicv, wn >1(1Vi* given lit lie lived ur IlimigSt lu Hit* vnnimrvution of our natural rawnirevn. Wuvto ami rxtruva. gunci' ha# govi'invil t)i* nattun’a growth and <l**vulo|iin**nt down through tlui year#. Through the wanton deal met Ion of fluid and furenl, of gunie nnd wild life, we have brought oursaiva# tu the brink uf (iinnnler nnd it Ii unly in recent year# that we have awakened tu the rerlout>n*M> nf our plight. The U, S. Null (JonnervaUon Morvice ii working to avert dlanut#r and ronterva what little la l*ft ‘through demonstration# and an educational campaign that will tiring home not only In farmer* nnd land owner# the HerlomuiH# of the situation nnd the need fur an Intelligent and workable con­ servation program, but to city folk# nnd huilnn## leader# a# well, since their future la a* much at ntake a* anyone. A Boll Conservation Field Day, the first of It# kind In Florida, will be staged Thuredty, April 7, at th« Fellowship Biblical Col­ lage properly adjoining the Mu­ nicipal Airport at Hanford. On this one evonifui day tha College's 886-acre farm will re­ ceive « face-lifting that under or­ dinary conditions would not be possible In less than five years. This gigantic *o[i cnnmvetjon demonstration la being, put on to acquelnt Florida ' farmer* with what can he accomplished under properly planned ahd directed conservation. pretrams. Arpcufotfiente liave Arrangements hat been luadk for,aa complete program of demonMratfofl itlon (hiring the day that will Include moil of the laltd Improveeat land water control practices "msihivlea by the Boil Coitoei" Sir BerVIc# for Central Fit ' priitilem nf this uutiun can tie whipped if all who ui* ahie to contribute (o il# ludiitlun will get together like friendly neighbor# —a trend modi In evidence in recent year#. A crowd of from Sift,ono to tin,(HHI I# esprdrd to attend the demonstration and everything Is bring (lour to Insure Unit those attending will have an opportunity tu #re the entire program and he kept informed 0* u pregre-Kcn. Miracle after miruclr will lie performed nnd a crack platoon nf communication expert* from the Florida National (luard under tha ,r.'u)nal command of lieneral J. C. utchlsnu will provide a loud Hpcaker system so that everyone anywhere >m the hig M86-acre farm will he kept informed an to Just what U going on. Hundred# uf machine# tu max# formation wilt participate] trac­ tor*, biilldoiera, caterpillar#, cilltlpackere, fertiliser distributors, lime spreaders, pan ncrapers, cub tractor*, hush rhnpper# and numoroua other mechanical devices will ha on hand for the work on MD" day. April 7. This vast array of mechanical power will he lisi hy Hie world's biggest tractor which weighs over 46,U90 pounds, haa a giant 176*. hereepowar motor and Is _ moved to Hanford for the demonstrallnn in a specially built Carry. •Ii trailer. Du* to Iti eireulve walght a spffiel permit had to b* secured front the State Road Do- « r included a r i j inw Lhar uiiU’clianlisd ",,r •W R «f farm machinery that )>ropier# to do five years’ work H) one day will Im.all types, In* wheel RfM« f fpr Mir nuwklnai." atlt •on. director of th* machinery committee. Th* program it being spanof modem “machinery; setai jomd by • tit* Greater Orlando fertlllur vomMolM am fur- Chamber of CotawctTo, TWmli Ocmnty Chowbee of oomt CoMeeryartau TNI WORLDTODAY ^ Army Day EN D U RAN CE TEST iCnuttBBMl rr*B* Fu r* oaal victory by standing on our shores and throwing rocks or rockets or anything else acrosi the seas.” The Army would la* needed to hold offensive liases for Air Fores attacks, itoynll said, as well as to proven! an enemy from seising attacking points in the Arctic or elsewhere. And in (Irafenwoehr, Germany General Lucius D. Ctay told Amer­ ican troops In Gerinuny the United States was pledged to pruvent any aggression against Western Eu­ rope "hy force if necessary." The American commander In Germany snid that America’s en­ trance into Hie Atlantic Fact com­ mitted her to help maintain the peace Addressing nearly 6,01)1) 0, N (troops, assembled in an Army Day I observance ut this former Wchr' inarht training ground, Clay told them: "You ure a symbol of nur eounI try's -(Ill-firm will to fight for j the rigid# of free men. , “We liave Joined the Atlantic j community and pledged ourselves 1 to secure peace ami tn prevent aggression liy force If necessary." ! Hundreds of guns, tanks and . armored vehicles passed before I Clay wlio ........ on n reviewing I stand from which flew tha flags of 1 (Minin, Franco and the United ! .States, The Korsinn flag w#x conspic­ uous by its absence, 1 "If Western Europe Is to tie I defend.id frsim attack," Draper ( told 11 Ml. laiuis audience, "we date nut accept 11 strategic plan that ! relies on air bombardment alone. “Our friends in Western Enrnpa I certainly do not want another I enemy occupation even though they could expect again to lie TiI hcintcd eventually. Any such cont ccpl would lose its ihe people and ---------— ----1 the resources of all Western Ell­ <Hy UFAVITT M ACKEN ZIE This ilste !I2 years nco th* unitState# took her tilnrc lowing the allien in World War I with a declaration of hoxtilitiex against U11 nggro*#lve (Jormany. flsanit-itlly that war wo# the out­ growth of Ovrinanic greed— #n urge for expansion at the exjienno | of the other fellow. Of to employ the Herman euphemism, il wax raiixed lay I lie need for greater lelienxrinun (living apaceI. Approximately 22 year# Inter the globe wax torn liy an even more terrible conflict. Nnluinlly America wa# among the Allies. And of roilrxe they rolled It World War 11. Again the huslr cuiixe greed or, if yon wish, I lie dcimiml for lehenurnum. Day la-fore yesterday 12 Wes­ tern allies, oieuting in Washing­ ton, signed tile Atlantic I'lict. This i# u defensive alliance, aim­ ed at protection against aggres­ sion whose evil spirit again is hunting trouble. President Tru­ man said in un addrpss regarding Hits historic treaty "It is a simple document, hut If il hod existed III HIM and in Hdtil, supported by the nations who ure represented here today, I believe it would hove prevented the ads of aggression which led to the two world wars.'1 It's easy to believe Unit tills might have l.cen so. However, one has the feeling that even If (be I wo war# had been prevented (lieu, I lit’ win Id still liliithl hove' hud lo endure the agony of no upheaval There were gieiil political, ter­ ritorial nild is'oiiomir problem# In lie adjnsttsl. There were im­ 'tjfci ‘ 1 v _ perial revisions which inevitably must have collie There were ru cinl freedom to lie established These reforms could be achieved hy major operations. Many of these tiling# were hi ought Ilium! by the two world war#. Per hups in the courea of M i t Ii h i i h h I A r m y many generations they would have been accomplished through t the peaceful development of men' eit kind Who can say? I'crtainly If eon one could choose between ipiick cm progress hy war amt slow pro­ gress I hI nils'll pence, till- latter ei< lllllsl tie tile choice llcliveo for­ tlie I ....................... ........ ...... give tlie milker of war! Hi ill, tlie iiuwniilcd war# have of «|icniiioo# ..... ............. ............ land nnd watci cunrervuhastened changes for the heller, only u laud (irenl new sovereign stale# like tloo mid Chief of the Suit Coli­ India, I'akislnn and liiiiiiui have seum mu Service, will ho featured been horn, fltlinr# are in tlie pro­ on a peaking priigram stuiting at ve## 01 achieving independence in IK IG A M otlier purl# of A#in, and leadllisbop Henry I ISouttit of tliA JllHtment# lire being luiole in Itioci'se of Huiitli Ch,1 idn Episcopal Africa. nf ( SrItsiulii. will I#, unIll fact, were il nul for tlie I'liinclii's. great ideological struggle be­ ollii'i u( Hu, featured speukern. tween lhd#hfvi#m amt deuiia'rary, lie will diiicuns "Give H# Tld# Day tlie world loduy could chalk up tlui Daily Itrcail." W. K. Ellis, tremendous progress in many i'lesidi'iit uf the Coinnierclul Hank Florida blanches of activity since tlie 1'resldeul-i‘loct of the first gtiihii! conflict. It I#, of ami Trust Cinnpaiiy of Ocala and wur U*}l,kf’,1‘ Association, will tell how course, to prevent anotlier war 'btnkers Take to .Suit Conserva­ developing from the ideologleal iileologlen turmoil that the Alluntie Alllnnci tion Fnrmliig." Ib'v. Alton It. Hradley, pre#iden< lias been sjgniIjjot would Imi a war whir" ’* old liring little tun I'f Alileixgnte Itaiverxjly, w ill axgrief. jin ss the iiixtitntiou's appreciation As the sign# now rend there i# for the soli coiixervatinn work, 11 fair chance I lint n general GreetliiKH from tlie HjKinxors blruhigii'iil shooting wur can be will lie briiuglil liy Higgins uml uvoIiIh I for a long time and per- -Inme# Keith, I'lesident of I ho liup# can lie averted nttngrlncr. G rruU , (Irlnudo Chumlier of ComThat would give u# n chance to tncrie. Invocation will be snid by ■Unfit lay the leniljiisliuenl# wliirll Itev, .1. I( Farris, bead of the Nanhave resulted from tlie two world ford Ministerial Association. wars. At .'1.16 IV ,M.. Colin I* Gunn, 'This column, while ns'ugnUiiig Stale t'oiiMcrvutioiiist for tlie Noil the grave dangers, doesn't believe Cniiservntion .Service of Gaines­ that will' la'tween tlie illilocraclen ville, will stniiiiiari/.e tlie iluy'.s op­ and the Itulshevlst blur tn inevit­ eration*. able. ( jw ir jf iu t r B B llB B r C r ill* **■■» a ■ not blowing on much: 16 disk hlng. H. H. Coleniuu; publicity,) plows; lf> cultipackvra; I built George Tmdiy: sanitation, Howard 1 gnMoline amt iljimcl oil needed lo y going goiny k,,,T* Hie inechunlu'd army s on hamk Ho also are Inr sveil and pluoting muleriuls, reported I Need Committee Chairiuun J. J.( Hooks were so scarce four coir Itocco. He even sent to Texus fori lories ugo that they sometimes 2.'l pound# of weeping Invegrn## were chained to public book stalls seed, 11 new grass III llli# section fur xull conservation. Itnntlnll Chase urrungid fm tlie vast amount* of fertiliser, lime and dolomite to lie used in thu l>r.~ H e n r y M i ' L u u l i n conservatlun taentmeut. (Ither ciunmlttee clinlrnien ure OpItimetrlMl Clifford McKIblilu, traffic; med­ ical, R. (I. Hrissou: finance, J. I,. . . . r i . * * s # . . h ai# lllgtey; transportation, Voile tVH“ M*®1** Av*. Fhooe SIX Ham*; ou|door sign# amt adverli - ^ • * "These tiling# Iwlng true, nur tifiviPvH *n»fur4 llrl« n *lt» l l t n i l i a 17-RJ HHEFAKD'H LONGWOOD HOTEL •'••Ml# FlrnR U *, K n iirttn m iR l ai»llM>sifti| I.HHrhniHa A IHrbrm SMOKUAHUOKD ((»« m r r a » » th * r» x * r a u x * •B *rlal I x w m i r H at** llu io u a a d t l t r l u u x nival* daily ,0ft PER W EEK « Whoever Got Anywhere Without Refreshment? Muelc will l.e provided hy llit* Nth Air Force Hand nf ttirundii. It will present a concur! ut noon, I'axture Improvement will Im one »f the biggest soil conservation joint, witli 16 acre* being planted to 'gruxses and legumes. Fiftyeight nerus will l.e used for crops, 21 acre# for woodland, >'IU ucres for citrus ami orchard*, Hit acre# for hog pasture, amt 62 acres for wildlife. Each use uan determined hy u cimxrrvntUiu survey showing tlie laud'* cnpuliililfes. A oue-aer# fish pond I# bring constructed, and Will im fertilized and stocked with fish • l.eo Wilson, chnirmuu of the machinery committee, snid today that all lit* equipment needed fur ilia ciniservnlinu field day I* on mild or pledged. The machinery iicludea; More than lull wheat tractors; 2U crawler tractor#; it draglines; It large and 2tt small fertiliser and limn spreaders: 21) power drawn seeders; 41) hand seeder*; an* a ir­ plane for seeding If the wind is V o te rs ItB V l have lieen eliminated ut Milledge vllle; those stiffering from tularciiIomIh have nil opportunily U gel well; the old people are better cared for; uml we get out of tlie mud." Htnte Helmet Nltp*iliileiii|eilt M It. Collin# said “we have teiupor arily lost tlie battle hut not tlie war. Victory for Ihu chihlren is in­ evitable. ' "There were tun many Item: wrapped up In the referendum parkage for the majority of tlie voters to swallow. Had il In eluded health and education only, the vote would Imve been uv,» whelmingly favorable." Dr. It. F. HeHern, tlrrte health director, said the negative vole reflects, fear of the method*- of ralslag Ilia money. No s|M>cific t a in were set out, lint the im­ pression was that a ualea Inx would have been enncled If the leglslatnr* unit to chart specific taxes. Dr. Heller# said to th o s e "who iw the critical need, I Ida eel k 1* only temporary. In due time the way will tie opened," A spokesman far opposing opposing forere, Brtuior joiiiB* Gray of tb« Aiwtny Herald, commented, "I don’t think the referendum x x x ^ n* that fthe people of Georgia meana ftMObad -- to better education. it ■ ' it dt»a duet mean Is that they Wbat re* tile that • In order to achieve th* end of (letter education, they hftve got tn have the proper mean# to got to that end." Gray attacked "confused pre­ sentation" of the Issue In the re­ ferendum and added that it "made M» thing ol*arj, that th* people iM lm Very much tp have economy le i? * !"“ »**">**» of their state • m i rf/ N*xt To Fulton, Bthb county had th* biggest negative margin— M08 to 1,198. Other big count lea » Y C . thcio unofficial return# ttftlnat tha program: _Chft»h*» 8|88t to 9,876, Dough•rty 8t8l to 478, Muecoge* 4,ttfto M Rlehmoad (hom* of |(«rM M D e K a l b 2,(Mf ta M77, Floyd M41 to 088, Glynn ------ — — 1,686 to 7>'|6, Lowndes l.tlXtl tu 768, HpaMing 3,67)1 lo 686, Slim­ ier I,Hid to 62t). Thomas 2,120 to AM, Hariaw 1,172 to 448, Large# 1 vote for th* plan was III Clarke, seat of th* University jjf Georgia— 1,627 to 1,418. Other cauiillcx with a favorable vote In Inconqilete rettu-na were Atkinson. Bakur, Berrien, Candler, Catoosa, Ihttle, Hail, Hancock, Ocon#«, Hibun and Walker AUTO PAINT JOB You furnish .the material And palhi1 It youreelf Dae Our Complete Professional Paint Shop f t ^ j ; ,1 - Reel's Point Strap A tk jw r it ttihtr twa>.., b th tradt-marki mean the tame thing. - -lo r n ia M M I Of IM CQCA-COtA cqnrANV i v il« • * BOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD ARHtetateMte NecMaaey H lw“‘ ' Y'* ‘|,VTi/lf t“• ' 'V ... . - ■' \ A tete-A �- t+*’ 7 •* 1 - ••#■. *7 Wm THE ^ W E D N E S D A Y A P R IL 6, 1 9 4 9 SA N FO RD H E R A 1 .H . S A N F O R D , _ _ iwe- r — - Social And Personal Activities «..S S o c ia l C a le n d e r » I M■i --M* i»n -# , jBui e H om els Scene • Fast Matron’s Club Honors Officers lii,i> violin I'l.umg «f m i s s a n n k O f e m e n s M e e t in g M|{ and MK N, ,M I It A ID MIN, I LOV K M . id On* 1*41111**1 1 **ti Hut I | (V I ’. Iluir Mi„ .1 |’ Mr i 'Vurt 'V. 'Varner and The Aiiifi irtiti I.i'riioi Auxiliary »'lm Imvc jiisl arrive.! (loin ('ill-1 unlay night, M A'ITK Tin1 iminie.l cinipb’r- wcie Imv i Kultiahc nial Mu. '«> I' Wnrlr Prank Tallod. retiring worthy ma­ iiistnllatliui meet* cintmti. gii'citng I.KN MliS \\ .1. I lllt.l'K N j liu; n gel 1•>u•<In-• '* ) l»**y if i.vcrr hosli'ssrs fui tin* Hireling nf tron nml wiudiv patron of S*mT elep ho n e t ltd mil with I In* l.egiun mi Apr. IP Carlin I’almer Hay—Society Kditur mlniser.l hI hui! I In* events of Htf j|u. t ins* of the pMp. imdc Chapter No 2, tlrder of I nt H;UII I'. M, at till' l.fgion llltt. i Inn tiliiw n fu lly tin- mollillig Ittfflceis who will lie liislnllrtl nl Mil!' tT IA Itl.K S M oURISuN mni past, niif lm lotnil i mini k.-.l, 'll> l|j„( • TMi«t«'ll at tin- home „f yjr, Pastern Star, were honor gursts Klilfi Springs Springs la-1 I night. at a bampiet belli al Ihe Masonic M rs . K e y these services me Mi*. P. A. Imight.i 'IR S A II .ilfll AN KV i tin" way, nl.iii.-vrr tiffinin' uf (In '.H alf vvnll.iug along Ihf -It '•el. Mr* i old fiislhoiifd g n I "ho I'aiulia Mrs. St I Smith openrd the Hall on 'tiuiday night given by I 'ompltin. pieshleiil; Mi*. C. P. r s o n a ShTtalu v Hi lo iglil i" I til*'** . | wlien a nmh kissed them"" III. l luff ling " ilh the ill'Vuliomil I>ase<l do- Pa'l Matron's Club fig* long PtiH'ioi, fii*l vice president; Mrs, C |.\ S 11,1.1A MS <io**ing . " i f f gu lf him a " itliei llig ook. .oil the I'elidiin leipleslmg the re banquet I tibia. w rrr attraefj- # ~~~’ **' ~ * | II. Neweoliit'. second v n-e president | Magnolia \veuilc W AI.I.V . “ Wlinl I'll like lo know,'1 he 1d ial of Jesus 'li* . P P. Cooper with spring flowers and plica Mi . A. It Key desertheil # :lSlit. Uan Tcnf*. who hns been'Mrs Joel Piehl, lielisiner; Sirs. J. PHI I I IPS ami h i ; w I ' i.A ll I till led, "i* whatrvel hfi'allo1 XVEPNEKPA V of 'presided over die inisilo -* session. card* lariying out die I) P, S The Sanford I'.nrilfn Club board ivtlieh at n dlalrict meeline •*( visiting herpitiful*. Sir.nud Mrs *7 tinllnwny. vhnplitin The execu* PIN Ml tli^pliiymg lliicc tits* "hi fa lo..iiid Ills'll w I'M made Mr*. Poriest (diti'liel, teaelier. i itlui ■ live enuiiuittre of Itie niixilinrv ii* will nipft nl Hie cluli hou»e »' VVoiiu'ii 'm Auxiliaries of Ppiscupnl Alfred Kricsun. iciuined h> plune t I Ilf in rami "' —— i'l y;*M**i* luis**. i'll M ( lenilmleil dll' offieers of the ile P'dlouiug tin- dinner die Junior C ln o d ifs held recently In St- yesterday to hei home m Sliuml. Iciunposed of Mrs, Hvlul Itmith. ftlnng 9:30 A. M. . „l W H I I I U I* Mill AW AY Pa*l Matron Mi-. (Varner wax In' pot riin-tit:iI meeting of 'he church Cloud, ut u monthly inicUng St. _______ __ | Mis. l|oy Tllils nud Sliss K'llID Thn Sullfutil Wmiigii'n Clult mil ri*girM)lig Mi** fsitl ihctl hr 'In I"1 held imnuxllntrly following dialed into dir e|i|h and u a , walhold a general business iiipeting, ton's Chapter of Holy Cross KpUSirs. Sophie It. Crimk.*tnn of j t*hittenden. 'HIS Ml " I K K Itl M It N S till hi- i ii 1114**4)I nt hi'im* And tile pniyei uieelillg r u in ' In. ruined In Hu* members. A regu­ ropitl Cluiieh held tin Monday at Wayne, N, V. i* the house guest I At u meeting of ili. uuxilinrv M \ Mi »|t It I Si »N in it vi*l y HliUi* I and luitdtP*'N al I'd:311 P. M. at on I', ,\|. ,it the home of Mia. uigld She also Hiimninii'd a study lar luisinr.-* Hireling followed the of Mr. nnil Sirs. Clarence |t»nald-1,l''•'I P'hln.v a Ifllei .........ml Hit I In ••ugh Mu idin iii hit shill | the dub house. Tlir piogrntii will | I iauk Shame- lm. ie*' enutsf, 'lltnldnig a Christian dinuri with Mr* Charles I.. Hetvi n im K iiiliM 'tiH iig Mi ' H | Miler, ............... be xpnnMited try the American Mu lain liussrll In IjiH'li Arlsir. soil in Lake Mm t 1 I ' l l lie d f I "lu Miami " heie - In- at Hume" "Inch will begin Vpi. 13 soli, new ly-ele, lo,| president, pr* I f~11j1 11■I it ;if inn c ln ili lim it, on her Mi*. John Mnisih, Jr. art veil « i ^ nni" Itf(illI lliifllt. M Vin;l l \ l MAI I I M oil Pitst tend'd a iliiee day tegi"iinl mn- and eiilllinue foi fiuii IVnlnesda.v silling 1i**|Mti( nt ii i nn iii 11nl infii,i| enlivenI’ll !|tMtens und Mrs. II. II. t’ole• T H IK S P A Y of lliida**a|i delegnles dm |IU»|.. im a l. ___ 1h'.'.-i'__ nn"v me tin----lianquat hfht tti—Krsxinitiire '-'-i—1!: 11 'lllf..ii—I lUU'. '.'U1 . . Altii I I o IIyvm m hI : iTH,— tthtt?— r in f t n — r — ituiit: siLainiia— The b'finlnnlr Hnpttxt Axxoetn- iiiiiii |TI-sided over the meellHR. mg lllllll die slinly will la- g iv e n with ' I i . 'Varuet and Mr T»lMur. 12 13 Mi* Mills i gave » :MI:S III I I \ I'l VHSt'N in a * 1 •' timi will hold a quarterly rally if II"-.' uitfiidiue the district meetand I toi l'l l M i. Sim tl lid.- M ils M \^ VIP '*V"igm h"l I weir 'tl and Mr* John by Itel " P ilrooka report "Ii liellvillf* III Ihe O itfrn at in on A. M A »«*vrrr.l mi: were Mrs. Key. Mr*. II. A. ........../ ll. 'uu I \ weal a i»iu |iU- one liu • " a . n di legale fioiu the Sail j Courier. Mr and Mrs Hasky Pidtow mg till ion Wolk t Illi "rial duh lumli'oM will In* actvt*d nt Newman, Mrs. II. I. Perkins. Mrs. H O LLV lV O im . Apr. d— i ,P i — I.....I MISS I I I P I S P fold ' haplet die |'l III' H'.il -peak | Wight. Mrs l|ewson. M e. ('deal Sir*., Ilriiry Hun *iioi •ini) .| dial “ lllllll O I II I Whittier, Sr. and Mrs. Sadie Thut llllle parly up in l.mirel efl l» Il ItMCtfl 1,1 N I uf 1 Is I ■hi i >mg a pin knee in of do' "infeienee "Ms Mrs mi id 1 lo-hv. Mr- Murray Jaivis, Mr*. P .l it e r fwmtnole Chapter No. 2, t*. K S Htiuinr. The response to the wcl- Canyon IuhI Scptcnits'r cost It"- >many posters have Iteen received I'oiilaiinng .in I n-lei mil id and Mo .e* P p . t e lll, p a . I p i e .ti|*'iit It I Maxwell, Mis. p. J Roulh, In Ihe poppy poster eoutest I'flllg ! theme eoine was Riven hy .Mrs. Whltnur. uill meet nt the Mhr’Uiu- Hull at id l l a d n - - a l l a n d now p iih lic re herl Slllehum alar ill IJh.Ptio, lie W ' balidlmg 1 'Ira. t; It Hailey, Mr* R W. spiiiiHtired hy the auxiliary in the Mia. Pred llnll dlslrllmled tickII," Of WI I ? 00 P, M. dill This is one of Ihe thing* the 1 il M VN.N looking at iimg.i j liltk'M * i b a n i i i i i M, » h " i u -1 ie turner, Mi*. II. C Moore, |i|n. The V. K. L. Clnxx of the Flrxt its for the aniuiul Sprlnit bridge actor dlsclosvd ns In- returned to (iramuiar. Junior High nml Sem ­ rule* at liu- new* -land ' elo I, M f I ' o o |*I m ", Mi lilt j lm ii«*il f i "to a " i p l II l*>|H«*|, faek lliiruey, Mrs. A. K. Shoe­ inole High schools. Put lies of ' Pete, tilillil «-o, di Paptlnl Chiirrh will meet nt 7:30 pin I v which will he held on Apr. work uflcr serving PI) days m l i * il a 111 of Penny's de­ maker. Mr*. Stew ait Hutton. Mr* of the enutesl will lie III It I I il* under the direction nf Mrs. S- jail oil a niortjonlia rnii.-|Ui ney winners P. M. in I hr r Innorun lit. lllllll. Mi . J I l ie. Mi It . Joe Corley, Mr- Mnrriis Tyre, ill a eon lest al Hie stale cided to learn nmu- iihnut die it I'linsr, Jr. Proceeds from the cotivl.'lion. He shiiiggi-il off Ihe ' * f K K IIIA 1 hr will seen leii'Ullgl .'I'llli' oil plailla have been fill i l . .loliii .mi, \|i- Kaiilli, Mi-. II. Mr* It I- Crenshaw and l, T. enlivenlIOII to In- held lo Kuiilsotu (ielieial Haltle II a r r 11 on Chnpter. event will lie used 111 the welfare aillll. 1’eane, Mi,, ( ‘ail Mo-*. Ml*. Khi'ppud II ^ liltin' ithiiiit I hr \i i t'itl SiMith In II tv11 fm more Ilian I,non vents,) Apr.. 7 tin ought Apr l>, > DniiRhletH nl the Aiufrh’nn lie work of the rhtirch. Mrs. Hiisxell, 1.1 1lie, Mr*, Cnoper, Mr*. I. cl. i #*iil»111■ <1 Dm mill'd*: them wheal, hallei, lice, II " "Whiit’s 25 grand?" In- said. i'l Ii Itelegates elected In attend the volution, will meet with Mr*. K. pn s* chairman for the "cchsIoii. "Pill broke all the lime, ii" mattrl I liilii', 'ti V I ’ Me-seugoe, Mis. Mi I I \ I KON \lll»Y rx apple., pi o Ii. olive, ealibage and |i. rlfinenla, Otto Purl. Aveinif. nl uigfil those present In alli’iid the how yon look nl ll.‘ ' stale meeting in. Mrs C p limit- i Im ii»:tii r Made and Mi-t l.iueue Piauhlin lint’ ■ v\ ill* it u n it. lea 3.00 P. M. All vlnitlmi dnunhtfra party and to help in every wuy i i , Mis Joel piehl. 'll*. Sybil Mtlehiim’s firsl nioriiltig at Itoulli. Mi* p \ Covington and |io*sihle lu make the uffnlr uldtlr a n fin — , are invited t" ntlcml. J iM r . A n d M r s . M u r r a y lie'hadi never alternates ale Mi* II P Smith,' The Snnfoid I'owtiM’iid Club " ill aoei.il success. She slated Hint I work was as thoughi lo j Nl W \ (IRK , Apr tt-i.V i—Th* meet nt 7 30 P, M. in the Tourist I".. Ilfs will he lo l.l at L'JIU I*. SI. hern gone tl- kidded with the Mis Janette I aiiig, Mr* C Pl o I t c h i r n N e x t Y e a r i lewrl .'idle, ti.,a ,.f the late Pv alyn Hi 'IHK I I IN I.I 1.1 giertnl w« t'euirr (innies ami rofri'ilimfills amt >cnn p M. and added that crew us usual, lie gieetrd Pl'oelol and (ii* Jaoo - V\ light " a l- li M.-I.eaii, In.'liiding die fam will lie enjoyrd followliiK the bus- those not wishing to piny hriilgr jeonies with "nothing to it " His I leporl "a* lieaid on the un-eesa I I m ii I h i t lull Fioittiin*. Slsllnn W IHH, Mmiilm at t V M Hirii irlin n in tlirir |"Us It I 2 eaial Hope tilaniUMil, may arrive at -t;IHI P M. for trn.t first tterlie foi "Tire llig S te al", of Ihe tini-lli. nl die tii enl l.egiitti Insis meetlttK. lu«inr mi fin Iii-*ii, \ Y vi'«ipitiny, j lia.- la'en old •'» Hairy Winston, ■id I ml lo mni A f i mM hin * Ml»" (HUM I lut k n l h r U K i mil Hill*' ^ The Miiiiomi Cirde of the San The edueiillonnl portion of tho j find him walking down » hotel | p n O H iu e d leu ■ Mi*t A li J i i* * | i| i M n r n i y •'x | a New \otk City Jeweler ••ii' l l i l r i I m M"t mLi iiaiih ii x .... . i*f .i t.Mi-.i •• i KMI Rrird (Jarilen Chlh wilt turel nt the •Heeling tvim nluler Ihe dirrcllntl j hnllwny, pulling a pis'"! and en- 1 Den-rilling die 7 1 piece rnllae. 11IIMl Dl }irr* « r-l tin 'll K(i|M f'riiititiit n f |h r f r i l l til r i tli dtp \iiii'. unit slmili* \\ IHill i ’s l i ’H Mi i i i home of Mrs. .1. N. Atrurrlln, •f Mi Pred Hall after which tie- lerllig a rmun liM.Hpifiilil v limvii thrill i|tn ihf ( Hon in ilie most remarkable on* Aftei he fllll Ill'll III*' * rlir, I I liiiiitiiM F ■•hmt nl 4i«I*11111111* I m mu I m*I jililt d i 2510 Sanford Avenue, nl 10:00 lleimm sandwiches, cakes mid Iced hi * i lu ll lit*!I'l * Muii fix* niMiitli -tuy tirrr in I el e ...|d, Win .ton ■aid In-.l night F o p u l . i l io n Uil - I II I 'l 'kifti )| i|r**lM' Ii. K r lilt* id .m l I'h.' * k \ f b .w .'i A. M. coffee weir served in the garden, asked him if he had made any re r i l m d o n i Ha uf mi ij kimI ttii'M ••in i i i *nI f|i’ i r r lo- Io.d paid 'over IIJMMI.FKMt" fu t'lrdev of (he Sanford Ontdrn Those al lending were Mrs. Cole- solution-. "Itesolutti'll*?" lie said oi g t .io d it i.’i a I l i . » n 111i| M I M lli.lkl* | 111’ Sl‘ I I INI si'll F h l"'f ** irfiiin Mr xf a tilti»i. I’hrv hIm i IH I n c r e a s e d Hy T w o |{ ........ III < it k|^ ll|tt||s U dD ih kill)* i *■l ItDtiM ti, .m il hy tti*" lu ll* " f til'* ('lull will inert a* follows: Alulen Unto, Mm A. M7Philips, Mrs. llnll. in denial MlltllM It'll I I hr Saufnril ilrm h l! Ile aid Ihe trustees of M u M. Miumlk. Mr*. Meisrli. | How did he Hunk the Inti term I I n f i l l h f ljM M i H im i i i i i m , hi <***♦him f'lrele with Mrs. Al Hun) und Mi ' w I im I i ini i •»111«-« j* I t'li I Inn i trill i f i ii»" mi it "Tom i t I diloni " 'tef ean’s e.tate lonj asked him IHH I VWOtID. \|»» '♦ Mi't, .1, I. Clark; Oviedo C irde nl Mrs. Newman, Mrs. C, P Humtnrl.. would uffeet linn ' »'M«« * "l l<ti f i iMiiutly * ‘I 111) Il|l|llillll 1111*111 l|* -IM F * mii ivit11 \ geio.d lelit.'d fanner ..f 'h'.-lo.e die exact figure, Key, Mrs. Alex Vaughn, I "PlU siiimlly lint at all. exeepl I The Fdm .'oh.liv 1*«|(III4«I I•111 Muti it I n *l In d ia ( •••ii|iiiuyt 3 0 0 P >1 with M n James | i t ; Mi* '*!' h |* k i M u*1, 1m i " u n i 11u f iin it u Inf r ih . ,'liinav wa* an t Among the gent* aie the |(K>h ♦♦ iM|if( i hail i |mih hii x i i i i t Ril Jit.m, Mi i rntrnl t'iiflf al 10.ml A. ^1 Mi * I’ei kins, Mrs. I telle llnrnvvell. that I eiin't ael like n seout muster' tw< !mini • f(»Mll n l it* D lllt'k Nu *iF» a live inch.I»t of Hi.. Sanford I " " " ' pear dmped "slm of th» i*n i t i l l . mi i liiil h i’ lu i f hi tiiiM' a with Mrs. tin Soulliwaid. Dirt Ml * t; 11. Mol,lev. Mis Saiinderx anymore. P iitfiviHiomilly—t Ii a t's; A fiv« p o u n d d a u g ld * i v ia * b o m i t kia1111a**i i'i ,t ln f I ln»t‘»* Shut II. luon,| . 'jut W1.il' m San '1 1(7*1 ' diaim mil, m il»» nxx ii#t| hy | sonirolie rise's pnddrni, mil mine." i e s te r iln .v lo \ e l . u p d o o u i.l O ’ * in i* ' in* f ««i|ii I i m|U c j i I \ 11 «i gt " M il <a\ t-* m nt ti .lit|iau tiardeners t'nelr at 10.no A M. and Mi t llussell. ' ford Mt and Mi 'lot iin made Mm* Siiltiin nf 1'iiikov, and n ruby | Milehum has Is’en muling '"inej Itl i ' l l a n d In * w if e , ' i l l ' * . M lg n •lit«11■i bulk • a l 'lul> ImililiiiK. idnlit erdmnee; ulut t luvx i'i < KmI Still>111 fi«(iii \ id .M'l(tarn in ■ We l Nmlli h i IM*i*In (i> *n u tiid h F Mm DI l tf I" I of In* vast mini lie *wul il i I S a n J m i n liu - i n f i l l . I . l w " m o n t h * I'l* It liikUUl tk|)lii||| >•| .F .llllV I l t I , lhil*if"IF IX-» ■ I i*t »•*IK*if f 11 »I dii'ii home >.l Rleinerm'iillis Ctrelc with the.Ml*-*- M rs . K i l p a t r i c k <• ' i | mostly lyinpndietir Many of the p l i o o i l l l i e . i* l e p o i t e d d o in g w e ll ii..1 Nl i n l ul'i'ii II,, l.i'e a ll. .illy ••hi id * t.ii nf Mir Motilir t{ln r i I aura amt Kdna I'hiltendfii. *•1*11*41* XXlltl 'k ll k ) i*l*l .1 • III) I»I|», Il riilimv ♦< *hr ■.i|«* I i'liF a F * t| an u p iiM m r|d fm n rx t •linild I I o m I c HH T o ( ' i r c l l 1 coiresIHindenl.' wete "f the old u> no m e iib a l.n I 'SO| PhInii*l tsi A veimr, al 7:30 I' I mm: * (iiiiiil Ii i I liim lK 'i ii II iif I ........ II H i l l 111 I'i Ml t III I ln Hnpc diaiMMiid. xx tdrh F t r 1xx in h i In a-!dd n n m atll o f **r x saving type tine woman writer I'll.' siitili' day 'i'l..i loin Itioivn F i ll «• (.1 I 4||h)I f | **||| 1l »*|Ml J)I I til 1 \ i * ii M . Hibiscus Cirde al 3:011 P. M citllci' 11r11; (Mil I--1im I\ i f » a l ->f Mu t (tm i i I dlliM iis*’ I-* i n * « i l h ii 4 k g r u d n f x hd(*Mt ,, .. l* li „ ,. , .i even thinned dint he married tier and lus wife, ttait'iiia IwealiM* A ....... . «■llh Mrs. John Pox, West plr 1. * jl stllllt* Uitll |ll|| 1 * 1 * IMF ll»*’ i-t-Mil • ttj S'-**! h V f in a Mr- I. I,. K llp n liI ,k s''rVr'' e r v e d ................ ........ f€ , r, ...................... .. paiei.l ol an eight pound (.nil fin -lid in Mn- Nat* * It. th i *4 .||,n -IraMi -U»imf ffoill tlir rU\ V »»( . .1 Street, Mrs. V C. Seliley, fn lm ii .liltin 'I j i in i . av Inti* t In I ........ I In ti In m i alhivx i i| h- f h " K * m h'dlv It H lllllln I nf i --1•M’.» lldllll XX (Ml Main " c< " f a. ho l e s s for the monthly meet\ni"itM-ifn. u a . Hr'piirfd by mi, i' d’.oghi.'i, d'div.'ied I.y e a r s - tlH .•'! get me," she wrote, "hreauae K i I. v i in* i I im ni'iM f l|i leas; I xom Cltfle al 13:00 o'doek mg of Citele No. fi of da pir-tx liml I n|Mili in f i l l , «.ht|(|MMF 1ii -lax fi f I If in I m li'dt tin It f rii'llct, im jm Mi* Mil nan in ItMl Shr nrioP 1 I . .1 MU»mI v I iMtillll * llll' fui ii fi a iiittitV ft ■ mm i *ail* with Mrs. J M. IHueitih fur a n il Mrthiiill I Chureh held "a Monday they say I call gel .ml if someone at im. *eetl..ii m iiem hy buil.link. f i .i ,i .*»• 1 h r jt - f f '- ll Id Iftll-li- | I l|(‘MI III i •’ |***l t *( II \ rrfittafd f'*,*HII1,iHM» fa r j t In ’ a ilh -Mil Kill H 11111■ flo " I | ered dhdi liiiiflu'iui; Jmiuatula Co ­ at 3;it(i P. M Mrs. J t;. Davis will take rate of me " I luh'li xxi 11 ............ lx I *n "|" an * In NanfiM i l , PIn*x ia t r d Aimthei proposition eniue funil de at 3.00 p. M. with Mis. I,. I. presided over the meeUlV* and V* I III Iii 111 I *»|M| |i , M**t I 'MM flirii |ii’i mil i Mil •" Uadi mi -lii|ian,i unit H In t|im aid Mini fm Ih# prr I COIIItW'TMlN 111 Ml' I ■(ii i itl n I* lm n Iii i ini k »' •(I * il in | 1In*i xxil** I •-’-tl 1 if I* -I f" II X*'l V ' HiiRhry; MaRliolin Circle nl 11:30 is-,| loutliie Imsinesa. Ttie a fellow inmate. nod Im {dan ; fa rvlltldt Mn j#*xr*U "This .Sunday you .uigld to g > > I die lleial.l regie), the ..tuiniaA. M. with Mrs. J. II. Crawford ilevutiiniiil was given by Mrs. C. tlM , it i I til IIII M'l F 1'!* .I , t o l l O ^ntiifI i (nml hi Niifm aki hill 1*n| H t i n i i v P r i t t c t - F h a r h - y iii l ‘ S inti noun • E>"d Mrs It. T Win leu; Palm Cu ­ C Priest and Mrs. P C, Williiima very qutrdv In eliureh *eivice,"| -mn ..i die following mum limn I....... I'l >1 ill 1U lFM l bl l.oiam f Ili'F llil it- -if hlr* flM iil, at si, HI. I (mn Hr iii«| 'It Mt f i’iin'• nill ink M as F i d h ic k 'I'jik n i the Jiillldid *aid "Then when you the lepmt of die liaiid.mi;ei fry rie at 3;3U P. M with Ml*. I.ooli- .'oiitliieled the mission slndy K.ii I I M . , I l u u d a I F 'X I• - till | ft hi i f iiid niii*'il I In u m i- a a l (mix »d llilit, if |ni tail'll*, ill! |r\xrla h*! get sprung, you tell people you’ve )of die V.uing Men’* Hilde t'liisa Mt 1* 1 1 iii .ImmUmIi Imf* a * tl \ ard Munson; Hose Cirete al III IUI AI die <i.llelllsiiin "f l»l»i*ies* ia'Cll 'saved.' Then you hire n llig'of the Post Haptial (Ton.h lii'ld It F r *d i i m*f ill!Mil id I m F'i "'Ml ill* I »*N Id »N'. \ p i »• ( Ft H a di ‘ k**|*i hi li»*» I’daPr fm 1'ft yfurt A. M with Mrs. Plnbu' Culled. umiiHi i ii Sxx( ill n A H - • 1(1(1-111111: lefteshmeutH were seivnl tiy die .hull ami sell tickets nl fid eeilts a at die II P Mollis holin' Iliurs- 11m i |MU(llllg ol 1.1- outlie Illy , m a in la n d nmt I miI m iii /* m Mm- l u l l, laid t'l l itrr f J hii h’ xxlm 4**1111* 4In \ * aftri tn i ih idh Did tlm prolmt* • lO V il.V V nniit of Mm lli drirt nf i ’oKiiuildn ! h»*te*a in Mrs. W. P. Smith, Mra. t h iii Im ii u i d r vi'M r xti'li »(V•' m l Circle* uf tlu> Plrsl llaptlsl j Priest, Mrs. K. (I. Jvllpalilik, Jr., head. There are fid million kids in day night: Mi. and Mi- Joe hi* (x i«l u p lo lb . t a m e d , old h il Ion * lit I 7 IM Ilf •(All tf*| I'Dlllf m ax iuhi*i il Mti’ H o l h l i H ilM iir, if"t | ilri it|rd it d iii ill (||i* la'*! llitpffif Chill eh Will lllei'l a* follow till Mi*. Williams, Ml*. Itiitli l.iiml- tills country who would pay four- Ihivts, Mi and Mrs Chiu In* Itn- hum i t nix a l d p p s u lu lo s tu d y xiaduiF * * xInn >ind I’aiF.lam! nil j I m * ph h n r in I h r ntox vpapri■a ! of h«'i rd a fr foi Hifin to Im* nntd •F a in Indax Hint irfii««*d In m i l l * 1 lie, Nn. I with Mr*. W. (?. Hull*, qiiist, Mra. Hrndir W illiam s,' Mr*. Idts to hear lm" yon wiqe 'saved.* hum, Mi. ami Mi*. Robert Itiovvn, itu -hi tin l lo lt iu v w a i a n n i i p . n i ' I In 'Xli\ nmx ht| t lir Itiidu*. | Pl.ler Springs; Clrrle No 3 with Davis, Mra. It. i>. Klnalmlsei, Miss Voii rolllil give op Hu* movie inis Mi and Mr*. John K.ldei, Mi and lilt1 |*Jllt ■I d ie e e d ii-u t e iiM le u ln iu 7!11 , Mr I r min, )tt| hIi *hr * »»f l hi 1 llil* Ik in I l|»|t n ilii, fir xxii- li J* Mr* It x x a hi 4 th u d a t **f ph t u r r i incus.’’ Mrs. Iliiuloy Odlnim. Ml and Mrs, Martin Mlinivlphcr, Pork, Pita Ihdlon, Mr*. Mary l'’ariish, th* 11 11m(I I la- | el.oW 'l.m l l . l i m i l . ’U* Windmi^iMii <M c l T im n H ffih l $*iiiiiln l h i tin i*i in h«dliny, m id on Mrs u*r»x In 11 Ii fM il 1 ninnMi t idiit M J I When Mltehnm fulled to dls lf'liff Abies liml Mt and Avenue; Cirelo No. 3 with Mia. Mr*. J. P Tltiirinond, Mra. Nellie U It I Im I lo lu n v p i . i f . " i a l D p lhl*il ||l I tl| | Mr*. |t 4.4*111 tf i . not s in p i i t in g H int Mn i«ln*MOiit «*f Hi** xminF1’* d n \x m f " Mi and Britlon Julmaiin, West P in l Vnnglui, Mrs. John J, Carver ami play Interest in die pla't the In ! Roliert Steele. I iiiiiil* *itn I/M l lit* xxir» u a r i i Mo* | Mm. f I hi* pa tin 1 * * ilu m r d thut tlu m iv J « — male added, "that’s the dlfferniee I Claienee Collin.,, Mi and -filreet; Ctrele No. I with Mr* J. Mr*. J o. I,alley Vlt'ttiF I liu o l'. i p f .'ll o iid e . d o ' •p h -t F i n trr f ' h i i i l r x , mu Mir pan p lr i*i*M 'x H trh rd D» pmimt (mt h\*x ndnrfs between vm nml ii ermilnal " Dmigla-' Slenslrom, Mi und Mrs. ■tjtrlI ‘«f il. I * n | d n n g l.- a c lie i a n d « b an *'f h n liiiiy I In . lit ® .. Jack sou. .Sipes Avemir. Clicle I'lll fioiu being saved, lie seems llobeil Howell, Mt and Mr;' * J..r *i|*4•■ No, Ii with Mra. T. W Mero, 2001 I*’| -l a n m o il m o l. iq q .e ld e xxd I* di lmi Mnii fm Id \ * hi - I m I h im lik r 1 In n am I**\ k rlit m hi - i a Imn Mir phtuii*-* * f ir tnkfii Mtr llli slIMII \ l*|||, 178 I, lit* p ohll dir-l m m ilh . t iik f h *»xx m f h ! tlm flnppx l'«* to be Ihe same MHelium a* be- A mlnvvH a lit| -*itn .liii'y, Mi mni fui Mil- f ml v "I |ilm»lb Hr Magnolia Avenue: Cirelo No, il li e 1""h f h r p h o tn F i a p f m i, iU n m N » h fore, though peihaps a lilt more Mr*. M. r I iiiiiil.i« Mi mill Mi . *111- Hi f 11 < m nirdlcini mi mi ■ with Mra. 0. C. Collins, 221 Wed h'i llli* Ft" I ktmxVM iviil k, I I*»*ii pan r in . nf !m '4 k n d h a l 1 nhtiit, an il th a l Kllll Mis 1 flat he 11MF ht llll vt’ n im an 4 **f ■•mi a. and in I VtM h i'F a n piddh a In . nn »t In *1 , 1'niH T'si M i/ ith i’| |», and tun, am t “ h r I-. »« 1 r a l l y h r a n t lf u l enitliinis. A» for his future plans, I In m iim i KMmls Mi Nineteenth Street; Clrele Nn 7 •441*1 ii'*-* n f x nliMtira of l l i r mn 4* ■ IniXi* Mir h.xtiid I «ID)Ilf(If 1...1 l i e 1- h h u h a b o v e I l i e a i e r 1'itliiiih Mi a Iill M i lie leaves soon for loentiiin stmts flriUF* with Mis. 1,. (V Cornell. 2I7R •{Until' t llxillF. hill hitlllfn *Xl|r* I mn tif it ItH fill* lo in a m i b lu e ami .Mi i.g e I.* 1 plMF hm Im iii t***Hlhi*«l uf thi Ki* ptim l , It n o r I in Mexico. Aftei that eonius u film Itny iiiKrnl Kmloi, Mi I I r a x x m f * * Sanford Avenue. The Siml.ram iiH flint tit til*’ ami imitl hi in only II. III. p r lii." « i d ll tl II ir in fan I i *i im t’ xx11 d ll* * tl with Jane Russell, to stmt in j Ki d ! <•«»*!xvin arid Mi mill Ml 4 i li|i nt* In thid • ml Ih al " |datil a i am J ilp n iiiriii oin will iiiei'l nl the eliureh ut 3 3u Will III 111 Stnutiri J line. P M. VIh i in mix Mu* In- dm Ini atr, III Fiiii Mt I MM ih* jMihlii at In 11 -d 1it hil 1* H r xx ,i |II a r r k " Id Hit 1 ", lo e l 1i l l ' Ilf) |l**'f Hilt III n f In * Sttid lt \ t Mi im And lu (lie ilislaul fullin' is TI'KH H A T l<i* id-M i i t cix i tl ii lilidl F*h1it A.NNlilFNCKMtSN’l the Semiiinle High School glee die longstanding Milehum plnn ] pule* . The m*h t i get ...... ’ (•Hill Mn I* HA *■! m ill'I it XX 111! It I’ ll ■dm11*■ a - 1*1 adi miu iI k plant hi om niuke eiunigh money to retire ' oil lie g io - id .J r i'Is In die it eluh will present nn operetta, < l»|i tl him >** ' d d i I in Ihaiiii* mid ( a p r n m m , a n d i i i IHI t n |» |iriiird N O T U 'K V'Tlu- Count and the Cord" in dm fioiu die picture Imaiiiess. "I'll The Hiuniner wenlliei xx.fi (i h Mill \i-l In t hunt *, X11 -it ifif tail ail’ flir I I m iii r i i p r i r x i ,. I h r ’»■«* fine f l't .S f i * t ig h aelmot aiidlt'.riimi nt I-3IH g et'out some day,” ho said. m ake .me lliiuk longingly •r tin d n 1 .. it FlildcM' amt In-lllOV |II nfi' ( ail ♦ 11 l ilt l i - m|i laitHfiy, xxhn h xx**»>» lb till . Nook e ill amt H ail p. M What Hollywood is talking bear It ii fin in tix it -ifu a Iii Midland, fm a F»*aP lllllKy .I'lt.ts V 't"iola\, lue-ilay, Apr I I I t: Ha •!*•■/ Mr. nnd Mrs. E Mattatre of about . . . . The latest spllt-llpstil'll- In. mmi v11'i , I iimummm, had -mu »♦ • kIMJXX | i *1f *’ M’KM idiitF 0 U . ■I".' ,,| s v, Xpi 11 1.1 1 si' 1. 14r •» Lee.vburg announce Hie birth of a lioddiird-Mrredltli and darlaii'l (VIWT NIDK PT A The front, limit h*«aiitif'ii au-t hxrd and xxti| knl |!«i| vi’Hl l, hr plant •*f J a p a n and SotiPb h u m I banks I I ’ lir spi'olntiueul 1 .ill I ha (Veal ,Stile Pdmary School daughter Inia Irene on Apr. 3 lit Minnelli. Wlm\i next 7 . . . . Tin- highly nrizfd «»f AtnrrlrEii fir^h it* Mid flu it-ifa m - I-a l ih ii’o l i h f Hud h M " ii:ld h im xvpl fain*, and It* (amt between "Ciiniiiplon" and wliter flfill, If* rlnif'lv Men Parent Teaelier A uuicintlim meet-1 dm Permild l.iiuglilou Menmrlnl I#■ •1 t** '* ||| I b* xxii, k nmx 11 nf till* ll*dl * a 11*1 liMiini iliy iiM'iub* 1 .d MIliir r ic M mg vvliieli whs to hnve hern (m ill' Himpltal. Mra. Mnttniro is die "Tim Het-Up," the two boxing the sulimm. ( ii id 1ft* M ir ii't ir - id Hu* Midi* "f I I'MH nf Japan Kin mpfri had *h* on Thurailuy hat Iwen postponed formor Hetty I'atterimii of this . . . . The nmt limed Imv Rhone 111 I’llird mi F*' al di hdl n f»*xv .lap In - d r i l l h in IfFJH -nr til I'ark of proilurtlim, despite the until Apr IT *city. MdflwritiH, Imv itimviiiF fhm* i iint'ac p h iid t mi 17.FJ, iimimii|; tlimn Hi II predietlonx uf things In •if I hr- bi|*h mould Kin * of Sxvlt/n . . . . The Arademy hassle, land, h» prulw lfil t*y law lirrau • of n tong hlxlnry nf dix nf da rnrilVs Describes District Meeting J' o i1n-t1 TH REE g ." X1 IK »**. ijjTj a v !Legion. Auxiliary r o ' s i , - , ^ , , S T - f i i w p i ! l .W "H a....... ve PAGE FLORIDA 1$ P c jMel .rail Jeweln Are | IhiiiFhl lly Jeweler l lli; DAIIDKN t; \TK M S NEWColgate-F^fmodvc- product... m , cuts dishwashing time in half! fONF rwiM, MFNIINI ClItJIMfr, MMi P /s/ies, glassw are g/oam without wipin g ! Save tip lo half yruir 'llahtcaHhmg tlst* ultli Vel' Juat w'ftsii tiutr 'llshe* with this great, netv anaplemi mull. Then rinse litem. IVfffmuf iH/itnj/. even your (la stware will tlry Hpnrkllng d ear! Knp V«| teavea nit soap m um nr alreuky film to pul InIi atvay. f o r p lu n g in g n e c k lin e # MARJA deBigno u brnml now uty|* espoclHlIy (or your Ujw cut plunging neckline dretwea. The wundnrful pylon mill) IU-A, with Uta tlt'eti V*cut (rout. |« double - alUched oil 1(to buttorji ut tho bust cup (or extru uupport *. ■. . ? V. MARJA cxcluHivu, Youth, wauty etui * • new fmihlon look nr« yuttrn In n Ili-A br»B!titjre. White, A, U, and C cupa. fA cup. i\‘d tit rough M No. fiOO B cup, 92 through 88 tC cup, 82 tliruugh 40 'JV* * cupit, 13.00 C cup 14.00 A am i MW E C lo th e T h o r u n U y S I « B . V ir a l Wo T m U k T li a B m m tT Ti*l P«Fv»» II* I* wtiti stalk m Iw . .. * ■ Ttnl ItMl •< Y r R * 4 wlllisg' nnl*n....... 1 Ifti<41 »>vl **«) ^ 'i*'s, If) ft* •*Hd> POit PMvku PO»»a* netfl I W i i l *0 hmmt» Im i W l» h f U * m tart her* M* Wryup tr ? t h M m . v tt « w m w u M* mx4 M h r i M k f l M |tri * t pwf Yea, Vel rleatta illahea cleaner than ho.1 p . . . nmi th is marVKl/Otia C o if ate* I’ a ln io llv e P e e l pro d u ct leaven no ilishpan ring to acritlt nut . . . naveo you work anil time! POTS AND PANS GET SHINY CLEAN WITH LESS SCOURING! veal-MMlat r»« »• m r I . . . or y*w «Moay kttkl M *0 Twd M n i IQ) wkh ra* wsMs Mot* «<•« — •» <*• f*"i tM**« MM '«W*Mntlm —fsr IM leTtOli* w m yen'™ m i kali Hoak yaut |aita anil pnua yvltli Vel aiitla a abort while... aid yu|t ran tiaiiully trush them altlny clean. Tliat'a hecmian Vel retnuvea grease faHter anil morn completely titan soup. Makes (iuiis gtlnten with pruoUcally no semiring! • n ib WUMI T f * M M TfWN WIV lU M W 9A0MKT MUM *M WUINM BMNIt, (Mf MMMCII TOUCHTON DRUG CO. t' T m . actual akin taala mad* by an indapandant laboratory— aama on raiiusii — prove thal Val la mlldar lo hands than any Other loading product made (or Waahlng dlthsi and flna fabric* I M mU L oui b r o o m ijO O m S U M S & X H Q O U H S I tfttuM EfO U t* k » * * ,c o tfa rt Tl �/ WEDNESDAY APRIL «, IN* THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA American Baseball Is Big Business In Which $400,000,000 Is Invested | NO. 1 DOUGH BOY merly wiiti tin* New Vnrk (iinnta, started It wltli liin l.'lou.nnn null aime.l is* I tie clause, which ties players to their (lull. In I IW2 the Htiprrmc Court f I uni­ ty ruled In Invar of organised liUM'ltull on the dnliiiiKC suit plowing out el the Federal lien-, gue fipid. Kver slltre, hascliull lint.' rented serum no tlust decision. The reserve rlnuse 1ms Ireen in every liiisehell pluyer's contrnct fnr till years and here Is the strut'tine that lin» risen: ______________ l.ast year Ihi-eluii i ii'id I'.ll.lHJO,lliiii paid nilmissioni. Sports In Brief ■ - By Alan Mavtr Hy A H H O C I a T B I ) ' bo sto n a m p N K W ^ O H K . A p r. 6 — (A 1) — A m erican batchall it biK b u iin m w ith a $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 in $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 investment in ballpark* and ta­ lent. A ll its top men a,iy it must have the reserve clause to live. Nut since the federal lenttue challenited the two m ajors in 1014* 15 has li.tsrl>.dl hern under such heavy legal attack us now. Danny t jn r.le llii, ii non-star p la ye r fo r-# _ m ox B A 6B BALL vorm OP TH£ JNTMRHAL AMVMNue CBAA RrM esr / j fill? ill 'IHH citie s. T t ' I .S A , O klu ., A p r. II d f i • T h e lls l of llriiiik ly n IJoilgei ploy* e ls supposedly coveted hy the Chicugn Cutis tins grow n to fo u r. O u tfie ld e r tim e llr r m iin s k i and in fle ld e i-in itfie ld ri To iu n iy Drown ure the newcom ers, Jo I i i I uk in fie ld e rs Kd M iksls and Itoh Itu iiin • u n t il. and now Iclevlstmi pend hundreds hk| .......... . ....... . keep , up linselinll. The lll|,,Jsl'V^' 1-h.vei- don't Huff..........us,. if1!?*!s!w!,‘he ,...|‘?i?r lost A|" *' FOR ' 9 *9 , Ya s rH R exreH eD TO RBrtRE M i9 S l •p n r R e n e ne h a s . nf IhnilMimU uf '11.111.1 s tu ic p m t | |lH, V1>llli |1M| , , pi,I fid , I "■ l“ ‘" ' .. ........... ,,f 'v,," Ih' pust In C urt ............ lust lt:iselm ll men all arrive t Ini* min's center fieldr w ltlin iil tlie re serve rln u se this in is* Ii I > c tillie ilrn l iif sport could liH I.A N D o , A p r ii </Tt Kd never linve lieen l.iiilt . W hy is the • S liw illl, lending to lle r fill tlie clause o im |o n lu n l 7 H e ir y ii , W iisliiiirttiu i K rn iilo is last year, tu rl of cfiiupo He inktnrni-rit f r o m jm Id liiu it so Iirelit 1y in e xh ih ilim i the side " I lui elioll iiuiliaitetnent pliines 11if I e is lu ll. Ills outfi'd 1 '‘The reserve rln u se protects the post uuiv Is* p ivi'ii lu lookie hive liii' iit or the c lu li owners in Clyde Y o lln ie r. the p laye rs. It is tru e it mokes a player tlie p rn p e ily u f u ch ili -lACKHON V IK I.K , Apr ti o fi l.e fty W a l l ' l l Hpalin w ill at to lie nuld in l n n le il or even re leuse.l at w ill It is also tru e llint tempt to to collie the lit id II' ihI oii III the event of a 'a la r y dispute Dia ve » p itch er In ><" nine fu ll I I .......... "luted lu it prevent' Inin fn n n lia rg a liiin g inning' Iis ln y •" I ' l i fur tlie N ational t r ill'll'' w ith another • lull. “ Dill un the o llie i liii.n l || does dm tiipl'in s here apunmi ilie t in two ve ry liupoi taut till nrt-. I l l I'innati Deris. p enults a d u ll owner to In illil up' A'l I.A N T A , Apt il t/l’r Mana m .I i .I ifiim nnd il iis s iim 'h even ru n ipetitlim nil l In niirch the lea a p ri Kddle S a w y e r of the I'lilla yue. It protect-, all the tlini' unit il*'l fill i ii I'fid lli's th in ks tic I iiih money tlie hirr league* -pend oil- f ii uni 1 tils fourth stm im p p ltd ie i covering nnd en ro illu g in g talent. in Ken T r ilik lv . T rIn k le , who lah oicd sis years “ It is the M'serve elu tin ' that as a re lie f niun fm the New protects tlie b rain y planning nf York (iln iit s . would luivi' s la itc il the hI i i i i II fellow . When lie p e ls iip ain si M iiu tp u n ie iy, A la ., yes* hold of a -lu i tie i-au I ill j 111 ii d u ll leid o y if it liud nut ruined, Saw around him . m , if worse d im es to yet Hind w n rie , lie m u Hell Idm fill up In . * " T h a i' / >0 0 ,0 0 0 E i YOUSH M O SSY V fA K B Kennel Club Entries u cg E A S Y - WHICH HILL B e 7VUOM a v QUA UHOeRWATtR m e sa s, s/sc e s e e o,Ye o r r s e M o o r a /L /se sr o ts c iP tc s OR C A A K YYAL TVS iim u ir r * * Lour Sanity Code Court To Meet In January To Enforce New Rules the h eu iin p s w ill lie h d d dur* wfii,-|« tulip tins uppruved scliiilnrinp the lltfill a Mima I m eellnp of slii|is fur rmim, lionril, tuition and tile N C A A . T h e code, adopted lo s|iem liup money fm poml sports erase ciim m e rd iilism in sp o rts hy prospects. tip lile liin p u t ld f lir le c ru ltllip mid “ The Hunt Ileus tern ('m iferen ce fin iin d a l idds, w ill iiave I h t i i in has sillin ' priddeniH o ltu i seclluus effe ct two y e a rs. ... , , do not In*vc tu fo re ," l.eth said, th ere nitty !»■ tm v iid n lm s ' " ." M im y cam pus Jobs utldetes m Jidil dent w ith. House clcm dup h as tuho o lsew heie cnlise fric tio n |iriip ie s sin p ste a d ily . I*(*M* 'l***1* down sm ith atiim ip wlutey nnd n ary ul the N C A A 's m eelln p in neurons. Hail Fram 'lscn , l!ll schools w e ie 11,le stip u la te s d ie d us o ffem lers olid p lan te d two ' * that lu< . p lv rn. months to pet tinck Into lin e . . . . unenrued , aid. m ay , Can Black-Draught Help a Lost Appetite? !’. Iy '’n " 'V ,’" ? 1' M ole strin pen t action muy taken to track down violation co n re rn in p u lh le le s who are paiil itd see retly hy w eulthy alu m n i !( S i* N t O H It O K I . A N D O 1(11 I I ’ ItN (IN I I A I lt> A I I T I I I t A S K I N G A It H O W NOW SHOWINCi |'H. till,I I U ii ^ U III ,H >i V11« ( ‘it in a In n , M mftKiiflo, Ho I o-l K h I h I A j»|»l a, H i .H i i r o , i *1 hi I* 4!en11111 - l l a t*ii111 Mn Mtioii Him Ha| HiifA tin I ii » B a sq u * in t h e is a 4 * ton II* ii. It ♦ I 'liilr o d l r l , *• F l m i l ih n i *i H tirk ,Vd ( u V i 7 Ih iM iir I 'll* y V H * m| llA l'O fit I I I M i l l I I M I ' ^ V H I V IH a i T an T h ii 3 S lo n h Mnli** 3 Hut* mIh I I,ilily MltDi" Ti H «( l» '! Ho* if A mlr#* *v ft. 7 L i l t Vlr*rr * ('h ill ■ toil •'ht’W Th**1( li'ftflCR clilll N®VTA i*T>|1III TI r Rill Nil* RIorfllhR | )AVll 11nil A IIT II •» \ tr««it It'll II %« »:—* Ml M ph i i:,llt l„ n hi-hl** Slftry Sturt l hr M(IaI c ( I ’SXI* * * ‘til A Uli'A C’lill* Hioirte K lo a of t u i Ai , ',r,lii,K i« tir, ,,r,t t....................... *n It Ail VnildiiM ■ iI n iw lt n l Ni -vta 5“ ° Hydraulic Lift WORK APRIL 7T H Soil ( onHervution Day I'VI low ship V ron I Seminole Truck & Tractor Co. l ’ hune I MM t ill* K F 'c n fh Greyhound R acin g S o u v e n ir •* T iir tlt liL le T im e M lflnlllhl It ADilAf viiiAA t l 3D 11:3fi Maw a I 2 . do HIkm <*rr ly , «t i»iir II aa I Tout a Cbi*rl**f\ | Mix Us,to S t i t t . >111 11111!— S IN title , 1 I IV JIMS',, 3 till n f ll'ir k"Mo ’ I U lo ll lr l. I ito llllis Mens. "• l Is, s , I i « Kam i Atuile, 7 Im s ir Huaeak Lw rrr Vl»rr U m ilT I I H I I F —.3 Ml VIHr j I Moon If of k a ) , 2 Hd I a II d I ii I ' ItADIlIqWll | (RauI n, ■ '» 1‘1'iftfty dilftft. d It Atm y Ht|iiAi* k , * Hlr L « r r f K, * , Hu mint p VI ■ ■ VHVITII If %1'F.— V 4 Vlllr I I Itfl|#l*l F a II at. L* IlniVA 3 I d d r * lllio irlilA . I F I ('tiifiii, 5 11aorifl:* T acIi , ‘ K J ii I A VV«A. J ItiihA'ft llAWirril, V T a rry m n | T »t% TII IM I I'—ft/ IR Vlllr I W rf F aa I *J li.if *I a « I mm* *a 1, I VM-ft 1STan, 1 S I k til W all*. '* I' a I a' j* |*3ik. *• Hamm ('lniiiii*. ? Itut k no, *>. Li»wvAr*ft OuM ft n n tlv r people** of Mouth mill C en ­ t r a l A m e ilrii had ulniont rprirhed *hnt of Kg yp t and Hahylon. VIM r I ( Atl M V IT I I I W T M I HI m ir ('nitiA I a n . 3 T r o i A w d v . I F h a I. I d u ll* 1 VI a **, Ti V k I 3 Hu I (in n« r •' 11 ■' .aw N inth I ”• IIfiii«TK TONITK’S AM. STAR FEATURE fi ltl Mil* Kur T u ffy Dili Itapid K eller l.ittte Dlendtle K l I ’opo Kulie'N Dewnrd Ju s t A Win (ieo rp in T d i Drove NO M IN O R S A I.I.O W K I) • (Jreyhound Uua ti on the air tonlta over W CRZ at 6:Bft and W I.OK at fliftfi wlUi all tlie ‘dupe’ mi tha dogs at the OrlandoHunfortt Kennel Club. I'O S T T IM E HtllO I*. M. SANFORD • ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB <ln limit* 17 (Hanford Highway) at bongwoo# sluml tt mile* north uf Orlandu •TURN AT RED ARROW* " I liv e d In M ilw a u k e e A P M IR ID A HTATK THEATRE kt i T s t o f the With J"nV*:.r.V & taieI. r He. n«*rtrnn«l I MI Kernm les lijr C arle T h e f!<tftfti*rhft, who hud soiih * I Ha | Did £ iltililiT ,M»(iii, 3 III fi­ degree o f Indepemlence, nupplled ll t l to ti. I T i ii ** T iiiia , f* I'Aiitlfdr the UiiftHlnn Um pire w ith ru v u lry d h i *■ driifoAti I' cHiaa , * Na III a I I , mid nemiU ill Himi o f puying tuxi*«. n I Die* NqtlAilk. F I F T H II %| F -^ F n lu rlO t Hit (If M oll. 2 Ma R a . 3 leHilv Flo i ai**’*', I L a rk y If a v it a , i!» 1-lidA L aId, W illo w W ill, ? |*Ii4ao| i Tor** n il W h ile it is im possible to draw M is t •* a line between a heavy ra in fa ll || an,I a clo iid h u rst, the term cloudhurst is not u suu lly used unless six m more inches o f ra in fu ll ■ ” It Nd at a ia te uf ill m more imthex per hour. * D D D ItH D l'K.N 12:11* I'. M Dully M n lin re s Die - KtenittpH O c T h e peiio.t in w hich the cave C h ild ren 14* Ilian lived is most o ften culled the M o u stv iia ii. taken from u es nnd n th lelic s tu ff, in th eir M ousUei, w here tem ninx o ff-cam pus iie liv lly .” I.e lti ex- n ice were found. The tu rk e y is the only n ative .dalneil. ---1—- ....-------*llve 1-..........of’ the i .i./.____ i....., ............. . ..... /____ Am erican rep reselttn troubl'd alia null nuiploiM •• 1«" Bl " '........................................................... ' " " " ■ppBllt*. hrtdsthB, upwl •lomsiti. n»ts- A m e rica. Irnff. ptinlcsl Ulliu*. »lr»pl*MStM. ---------- —----------uwuUI h s iis i'i, l<sdu»»lh-»ndIfihtw Delplum look its name from Ilie ■rmpUniu BfB do. m lr l« «*o»lip»iam- |tn|p s v , a prolip of C e ltic trilie s 1 »uuU o ! "s'pM UiB^ odiV!1 " * F * i 'v l’ lrh In h n lilled u n d e n t H uai. ----- Western Jeniisif#* N»w> U>W vrii Jiiinhitroo I lllV t |( \ i I — i M l . t r l l i p.iV illlllrlP t. I l V -N iilo ii F l o 3 MAllftftii, 3 Tli*ie* I lire viulititiis will lie hi,it kli.illcd bum «i lirilnh-s of N .itio n .ir I ht I*•a(im, l I'li S I'tir '• Ho* ■Mill*' | if f A|||| AI . It Ktlltf ! 1uM A, 7 C iillrpiate A tlilrlu A '" ic i.illu li tucm lirrt .mil kit kctl m il ul the iiip ,u u /ii- A idolf *■ J aa | i . n 11;111*I v ft H lrl A l the lim e of C iilu m liii* tin* M ,I I I 3 I I II I ( I '—TV IN VI Mr tioti. " lo v rl a f citk iiri* u ttu lm il lay Nuim1 i *411ilia* ("lilt', 3 S I I vat I a iv i ‘1, 3 CITY SIIOIO SII()1» llPVA'Blt HI ft U|| I ia K a f'llfAfiii ToAft, WHL.w Hindi Kl |*o|io, i.tlllA HIaui'I i Ia . Tu ff* IHH lU K A t i f J . Apt. ft—(/!*) (he N C A A '* "Sanity »r«|e rmiti" wdl Ye Dili Ml ft»< Nliut, H*'ilii t 'Ii ii (ii|*. lllll M*' tn u v riir tur the llis l lim e next Ju iiu i.iy lu i i.u k iliiw u nil ,1111,ul» lh.it ll.tlNMA -I DI M D H i'V i:\ IH M iV tiim. ...... . r,„ ha he),id I wasn' . .. ^ . . " i t h e (Cleveland liid in ris ap uliist ilie reserve d a n se d " " 'h ln | )' I N l.w Y m k (H unts her.' today. I f hip sa la rie s it does. dues. Ho In the end h(, ,,, |W (l (jl(| tj)|| Sutrhm Hn1rhmil , M. o w „ill| he tveryo n e pains, th e re may '« w . | h ..................... K a td in n , w ill he the Italph A ip le r nf M irh ip u n , tnemrnslonnl cases ,.r In jiia lln t. hut It fjri(, , ............... oppose tierr uf the N C A A 's rode enforceIl I*VAtlK U (Jl' .. l . l . ........ .1.. i-l ..a..." w hite p layers In the h isto ry e f m tn t co m m lttcv, has ills d n se il that orpnniveil liasehnll Hi T e x a s , (lift deadline was extended. A ip le r and Kurt K. l.eth uf K*|icrt Slttic D llt M IN d H A M , A la . A p r. U~ p re siile til, lid le v e l/l’j- T h e D e tru ll T fp e ra , s till hup- Io w a, N U A A it.p to find some much ueeded hut- I Ii ii t hy next Ja n u itry nmple tim e tillp tmticll liefu i’p the etlll I of (he svlli liuve (Hissed In set ath le tic A m erican l.e a p iia senaitn, stopped houses in o rd e r. No excuses w ill UIII Siiitfnril Aw. o ff here today for a tw ilip lil ex- lie accepted, they warned. The “ s n n lly code” is hecoinlnp hllddon plittle w ith the Ditm inp tlie byword in most conferences, ham d id , of the Km ithern A ssu d a lion Freddie lliile h ln so n wits I M b snhl. H ow ever, the s tric t Iv y mimed tu pilch fill the T lu e rs , ! I.eapue anil New Knulond In sllwlm W'eie Millie,I m il „ f Ih e lr j lu ttu lls nre npuliist tlie po licy of panto w illi ilie A tla n ta team o f j sh a rp ly cu rtaile d re c iu itin p . Vaa. Ulaeh'Diauaht ntiir halu mloal ADD#* the .Soulhern Assm’lntlon y e s t e r - ; “ T h e y contend tlie code chnl•l>l>4tlt# 1«Lfcaua# uf ronatlpNllon. BUcktlrsuvtit, Ihs trim'll e Uxatll*. !• Uiuallr prunipl sod (I imouiIi sl.tn uksn »* dl■Mi>d. Il r»«J« suit • p*nn» or I«m a 111 MaIIIa II i fill 1 M :u :r n n ^ V Ma flla m i, “* T I im a T l i r .lA**|t«t ,«.u.<loii Flo He, 1,11,1 Hr,ill.' I'M . Ile rl, I I . II hhI . . . . . . r,1 T h lril 1.,,'lv Ml,Ins. T e t T u ll Hst ►i t - I ■.nl il;Dft 1 FARMALL CUB T......... i l l t t.......... a li t v Rif toil a I d Mu aI i * i t lA n r.i> it l,l. R:0« W urlil i*l Nil*i" »:l$ Ytuir IIII i I a Toilrty j WH shlnptoli— l.cp isla tm n was R;JI( lllue Hiirrofi • -started ---- - - lit -trie I I oum > nl Itepre- * tt‘11 A u r c I h K»*fir l*» T taniI 1j*i'ntilllvi*r In !m.«*t»ill ■ * HI:(Mi nid, ,vt*w. |i«*rr*»w•*•!. Sllu* clauA f iro iu | iiu ih h : u iiu II , .................... i J O r r h M i r i i | A Htwr I I It* .M n rn ln c Vnrl«*(> 1uiitlcr untl-truwt I r w a . l l : l i Mlllifirr ■ In(ul | New York*-M ux Lunier nnil | | | . fl(l W firl«f u l .Ntiitfi Km ! .Martin were iriunird mn is:l& i im * r p iif owa Ii I ii F r o n t | early hcorlnp on th e ir a p p e a l] J-JJ F aMIIiim I i -a I V o t I a i I aa I from a fed eral c u ilit decision , j ] „ n itrir N 'tiic Itw n ih 1 do HNtifor*! Bh<i|ipAr Id 'n y in p th e ir request for imT«»iln>‘ a x i i i r ' ii,.',n ste le in sta te u iv lit Into base- ,I iS o.\ ,1i* 1111«• A- MflMlIl Ii*** 'h a ll. I .1 •v!l Y u n r Mi*m«iry I .11(1 M il Hit I.OVerProHTNIII | Iln X I.N Ii 3D t *(l(ll II (Clllll A fll*>Af$AfA | I Id fu st, N o rthern Ire lan d D i li- . (I lf_ fly in Aq || At* I n Monaphun of lid n iu l success■| . ij„ „ r p f-n* i ’ lly I idly defended his world fly - > *■l» The ■3D lirlifh t Hpol “ s:4!» H lw ry f lo u r Iw iip h i hoxlnp cham piouahip »■> d.nii Maw a oiittiointlnp Fra n ce 's M aurice HuniH ia H io c li M u rk At It a poi' I «:((" KiitAllnA Klfirlili* 'iliy io n in Hi rounds. , IIU t K K Y I * ' ’• Karin lls r k e t lleporl ; D clro lt — D etroit d efealeil Mon- J .J " Kim rie"Parad e ticn l. Il-I in the seventh anil do- , Tm il Itusso itlaas « ' " tin* ,T n la v ' !7;3)( muml *»f vStlinlpy Cup pinyJ itS o ffs upnlnst Toro nto . lT H A l.1 i r'tV fV rriA f.i., 1 *»" A llen to w n , l*a, — A llen tow n , .......... ... c a ll said Flo yd H ch w u rti- , •> is watiler. nuw M tihleulierp m u ch , j _D 3D Mould t»e named football coach as at S yra cu se U n iv e rsity miT h u rs- i „ o’. t * : If, ♦ItlV I n 3D I I oil W .'U /A M t, A M P O R TTB TO B M 9 B T T /N O Dodger Miiiiurti'i Dint Hliutteu MiiHcl.rill, alt I,ninth a cum m erclnt and I'lesldent Driunli Itlckey say eldei p rise , is ncrepted nil n nun. tlint ilemuiliski is "not foi sale.'' c n iiiiiie r'itd I uih I h i i h im portant However no mention wns uuulc " " 7 N7 v. " .......*........... |i stnlioriM u trailing tie ......uski ........ . « ;lu l:«& Tlie iufiehler spialtied Ids knee slidilnt Inline in u u .11 lie at Kl th ere w in e fiU Im p lie s opernt- 1'nsu Monday. I ii >n piiui*i'il hnsehtill there nre II,Mm players. Hntidlnl, college, unit Inf'fiunit hull players pm* nut counted, (If the tun players I ii Die mis­ join lint one pels less limn IfnIIOII yearly. Srslrsi ii'-- I unite ti|i Inwards fluo,non fui sinis h iic I i as .loo DlMmrpio nnd Ted Willlnms. HACI.NO New York— lllue Deter, Wlnler Issik favorite for the Kentucky urtliy, Wes wiitmruwn «luui „»l i 4 :iu, "w . ' ' See The M O W STATION W .T .R .R . l.uwie, Mil.— Den CtvHello rmlu 1 1 1lu re more w in n ers a t Dowle, i i Dll U *l triiukinp it IM in eig h t d a y*, COHTAACr AVOMV OA/H tiy A H H O C IA T K D I'D K S H IK IU H T O N Tex., A p r. rt—O il— H lll K lp n u y. mentioned p im n liie n lly In trade gossip, w ill lie nut nf tlie New York (itn iit lineup fm idmut a wirck, PRB88 .cla ssic liecaus* o f an In te rn a l a ll! incut. . I CLUM&MR, , tiWOMM ftMW Bi l l Rigney Will Be Out Of Giuntn Lineup For Week ■ ■ is M&mhts R e t |S * i!' ■ > J I1 t A\i �A _______ -------- - 1 ■ ‘m *• * * ♦ C f*r* -* ,.£.?■■■* HA , ” -•"*i**sT ?*■ *■ •’ 44 «*<« ** * * * *4| %I J t Q l T l • * 1 *iM tie T H E H A N K O W ) H M A L D t H A N FO R D , F L O R ID A W E D N E S D A Y A P R IL 9 , 1949 M v 'f c T .M A I l» M S !•: I . F m E a s t F if t h S t. H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A I’ H O N K Ir»04 - E n g lis h Le g h o rn Heavy Breeds It ; Y O U 'R E an d v ie w s I ’M) S t r ig h t H u n work, i V It T S I N In eliijiloyei imi.l -uml ilnilii, i J le i „ (,,,I , . i, r * A t o 31 |* || IIKNSIV I PERSON .AI. I I A l i n . i n PO LICY l »M C R N \ i.nti.s u i m is 1 1 n . (21 S C H O O L S in funking and lire low and the lid Ml the lard reatnurant m iuiugernnit a ir lie* Ing vstubllHhed III v an in is parts «if the t im ilt i> Oh happy day tines lid s iin an the it turn n! (h r iv a lly rd ihle Inuiihurgri and K i r licit f r lid s Hi win eh it ta pns Kittle to insert a fm k * I’liii.*' Lessori T w ii : "If n riiatoinrr want.'* Muck paint lied prefer to yet it at the hard* ' ! w a n *s t iiiy and c up too mot i f Ifvorft it \ Andrew Can a way Agency In stil a m e I'lu s S e n i n * I hi N . I ’m K A t e . ix F ie r i rli* HitHerles . . . . Hill* rltlrk rap acity I l s eucli I l*rSfi»»n in * TTw at \V« tlnnk I Ml ll>U1 L 111A- tl • ii d I y h « tp till p a il ui Him Ft VY D ru g lcx x H e a lt h ! i i CM >!*»• I NO 31.41 I Kit how I,OK you lu irr liri it slillrrO i* from sloiiiu, Ii. Illllliry .mil rliru n u lt, ill.lrrss, Jiu l wltill ilru*s you liu ,, H int hr lorr. you ran. nos. hour tor n it ,I II tou t J k r (.1 O AlINf lt At AAtill ,o u r rvrs ’ l l llir rrsiitls *,-,rt» I l f | -V IU* i .i . , 1.* UtimUuf, r ut* i a ' , f.t | I, 'A Sl»** • C o lo n lllm t r .A lio iH lill I Aliiis I' MM of I tie iwu'l llllpnf 14f11 nlL.il ■' »»f > ■ 111 I""Ia I l«r (ollnAiiii« dlii’ii ilfitn* 'Inwc lit* mini* In aif It*ii* loriii- »■mm »1 till ilitlam In tir.Uih in 1 a i>r Vmi mi* l*U Hma* I%1114 «'11M' l i p , U t lr l till! s l r n l t .lk lll* It hi ji*lily ■»f Hu* , I kiL .1 Ll-il— lllll.'lit ■I -- I s l 111-1111-1s , Jllimt make I *I o MINI lt.\l ll • ume* Ir him the r *i i tli Viluit n l*tliui.llure ( iiiiLiiii* Ml ih»|h NO ,il I'uImiI. M» nil O S l . \ Nallllt a mineral' I hr »hlr«t. mo*l reliable ieliieda fm rli«-uni4ii'iii. .ulhrlli*. kidney and 'ioinaili .idnteid*. »»iji;e n u iit ' i . i v t d i i i i ; ■*.,» » i m h a *’ tn l a t l*>n I1 v m id 'Ic In* I nn* , 1 lid i <M ill) a • d i l l L i I- i f u t . 1 I (a *h iLu i'r high 1*114,11! h* irt l.iti K wf Vit > f*,n k r y i o u t d \fnrw d in e » i t ilL ltu r v. uufthi I W V U p IIIll mid *i*' li I'wiiipi tint* *»• ii' ini.n't * N Oruciuutec of $ h i I I t I f n h should ha uwurdrd ih* dtpiea (SI HOC iNo Mi it rbonn)• of Sodfti). Whot w• need u i* turn# cor* h*f chow liutoiy i h r h In when a h u m ic Ht« l iy in i i p u n n nJ d u u lil* I ’ I h m ii * I t ! I ST O M A C H A IL M E N T S W E A K K I D N E Y S , R H E U M A T IC P A IN S , A R T H R I T I S , N E U R I T I S • » • w agon . to ok. I i t i I I V ij it thjdorrt.i lto:u Fa nc o A« »»•Urge, tft.it violate every /aw m iHr tu u L 13.00 m il 111 Id s Out ih g r \ l n n t \ o ug h t r n f o f 9 remMMjaie it e v e r y l u m h 1 F o r too tong t h r t r hate hern /.if 1 2 .5 0 . ME! Ce nt ral P rr*i Wr i t e r -|||>|„-,l , , ( i u n ste a d y T ELLIN G l y W IUIAM k i l l F A I. I. Special for two weckH only— chin. P«r mu: Bit? English Leghorn Pullets $22.f>0 Big EngliHli leghorn Coekrels ... 5.50 B ig New s in s u r a n c e BISHOP BABY CHICKS l"" %y uni tin n v «1s ,» \V il l * d I .. M a* y. W o n d e r M in c rx lx I lM lM .I I ’ M M i l l I I I BEDROOM house, about two im il.I.IA N T IIKM M I l \t . 1* All I S I M l s u m ti l' I year* old, | , hhI location, f'l.fitm ■ Ii>r> A hom iTiil \l „ uf.« lll’l I'.iln i. Hi, \» ,’ I'llu o r I l l l l IH). $2,MMMHI ilu tii, balance lil.«' IhiIII ,ln. M lll.l’ yooi I," I, .ll'll , ri»n|>l,'li'i 111111■11* , . , it-\ i„ o, relit M M I I I II III >1, ....... I I., pal I, *• fi HllOM luiil.r, .•loin* In, two lol^, s ln ll, ih ,H1p, 11 -i i < * ,,i (n o n t»- li » il.l ...... Oltl,|> Ill* - i u - iv f4.riim.im. M lill llo u f ,, (Iffi.'i- II,ol «11111’ I l l l l I •>tl , . I, ,,,* A SN IIIItl ‘I T ry H K K A L U W ant I' m .« r Ada Sa sa k i * M I . H l t l ( M l* t i l l * l» Wm i AS* aabllabbC !■ I *> SoatutS M»al4l 1 lla i ■ ■ i Im h • n ,.« ■ M 11,a n 14a a .r H it IM M II.a to* .«■ ilaa la a a n lu a a.. , , i uaa i m i N M * a.- a .r Ha* Ia»•»**•» * l i . « a r 4 a la Ik a Ilaa, • u a * l . ram *ar blarb l* r » »»e* | » 1 P H O N E Krliulilr •'OR Una 1307 148 Ktal FA RM S, Kalalr S a rilrr. huniM, km**4 I'lh iin * liualnaai T U P H A N F O R I) H E R A L D FO R RKN T roHR room ami fiiriilrlint apartmint. I’OH N. I’nrk Avu. 1‘liOna _____ _____ J H ItKNT*or Hall*, Tronm ko«M, > ih-Iom'i| poii'li, »’oni|*l«t«>ly furnlxlml or mifiiriilalit’U. Id- I’f naxt to Rainbow Tuurlat I.oiIku, 4 mill’ll South of Sunforil. v T H KliitunM ilawnalair* unfiirn* ishail or partly fornlhliail iipurtmaul I’lmm* 207-XM. h llf .l,,'- . 1111,1 S in ,, f,f,7 AA .In l l , *<„ 0 I ’ll ....... . In H S i. /.onat) IN D U STRIA L IrarkaKP SM A l.l. ForlilHliiil :||2 Ouk Avaunt. Apartmaut, Iill Ip'll III I’llllllf ,8 8 I was liar nml .' .,‘ IO ill. >la V\ W .t * ' lln l, li,{ I’honr 7,12 I’li.ii,a < .,1 1 . M l f.,| M n lliit . lia lir ia lo l ni**l ,’ l l a i la i s,-i rira llw a iu 'l, lillClai , :is i* t ,V . All| W h u d | Ml |’i |, l.in - s lio h Sii|i|illi>s | i M•t|«T ll t 't |t t l§ i(l|iT ll, wli’ii*! ynm |iiiild llig i .' t ill ill I • i liPl't 1till) I ' I im M*’ ' .h L **i cas terms. O N LY ' *411 md Ml III Mil Hill Ml 41 I tl U t •tin 4. <!.,d I R 375 I Ajtlis v .l w il lllllMl.il' III ll 1(14 A Mirlk Ildl.A'h' \h lf \|C* A i n j i i m j K c s u llk U VI* II PH7 lid Mi 1948 «*H' Fo rd M e m n 'A I . . . . . . • I ll.h it trill H i il l i • » • I ill i *4 L f .ll < r u n »A4'll Ilia* K is 4W.ll. Will Anil! k n llie A 1', a m i 1**1 I In 1 * In I ll* 'iiir In i t a i i l i tin a ll H its I m i r ilif r I ln p i l i r l t " lain* i.l «.l l» VIIM ll VI *1645 d im II In Hi*' I uni p n iilA iliL lliln n iM r :ios !•: r u e s r s t . / .a im a i k t tie « *** *e nf 1h 1 h .ill III R m u 4|ld p n i'n li' I i 'WIm ,1ml LIm i Hiik Nn( ilk* pIII'a'if ' «tlI' 41 nil ,1 4 1li ,11 1 <|*' ■ lit hill Ml 4 N illll || '.lie 1141 um Il.l I I l l l l " jn t v c d ! AAI I 111,1. ,,.u to ll, Ilf 0 VII N I It \ I lit* In Ainu *11 ucl 'hue NOW and *wl win Indite I m it 'e aeti il.l*' II A.wi an lint pin |iti *m l '.i II'I md ni will itln ltd Inin niithet in lull I it V I I ' it IMI* In Hit l enil’ll A m il S i I I F I ll *1 I.H I HI I "A tI li 11, !■ » md .» phi 'li ami diM-i iwd hiieiten will* Hie itwiil' 111 flit lltlr'lM**' II Rl‘1' SlricklaniLMurrisnn, Inc AI I IIU li 1/ I I' I U S ' • I P 1 1I l l s llih alnlik ilwiMtil-d mlt*lilk*n *>f llll'tnlilli ! AIPI IIt I VS I IwrJiMilull In* If inn iriiiMihmit n i’h milln iiiittlM k nil I id 1 0 0 °u G o C111MIHaltl«»CC hltlll lii• ak mud m il uni Hill ' I I ll" Ai>ti rla iin iii nun hihm 1 1*11 IM4 A 't i IliipMI III* ' pnl'Miinli' AA4 'le R 195 «*1Hi1" I ’ll r* A"IM tl. Ill Inin l K 111ll Ml 11*111 ll.lA' 4 f Id Anil 'I 411 li' III it i d l l VI INI t i l l In'I Invt >lii*i u i \ l l it 'I* VS | II 1 tiN ' I ll* 1 I il'S Pin* It Itic ill. AAll ot lill til l I mill* M'l'MI I ln% innitumi* nil 111 «m-tti *<t oni tm l •n.cl* ln« Hi* Im ■m u lieallli ii e nl it ti 11 • it ti ii 111 ' 4'In 'I* » ll 111.1A itn imiidt 1' Iff a*111 make ( . M l V IIM ll VI l l . l i t l IT i» r m il Ire I <ai. 'Ii»|t vmk .1 ml ell 1 Itn111, ,1 in t> It ,,111, , 'll uo juy hie In lit 1 AA,1 Ik 1 m i Ayrar, lLiMHiill.ll A Vmiff nil D ing Slurr '3l.nl 111 ,1,j* |o Aliovr Aililir**— Ail,I III l'inhl(f‘ 1*1 It INI-: 2 0 11 i: MY K A Y I .l I T I fl Tlttv Must (II 81C Kill TM HALL A AH0UND UWf till HI . n r ' i i u ho' cI a s 'i " coach ' lb WAVIH ,f~) t Mr- in .' ,-j ?= --tH = p n d d titi, g l \ eh I fi!l/ ,11 I I riH H SlK IM N t. iflp T IIIIIJ: 1' I MYT'Mllg, slip iTiyel t, lefltnhiriK Ldimiltes piceii iin In1‘ si I p ln ir l* i V. Md VV Pin.up Kh I 1 ) 1' l. O S * IM S 'I I t ).M-. li A S1 .I-,‘.l. FO U N D A I»vt-i A In k I'd n ie d piUllt ~ 5 5 m m ; x 6 [T URL 10 '*« -ARRlAV, } f MU I I I ’ (MAI COAL OL 3Vwri.ll (‘1 I 'd n w ' j ' r. A 1 1 SI I < I in ’( NOW lli*'l WAHU IMF UORftl ' If* Ml'ON' l\V .t K I,if 11 ,M II < f | ,| 1PAH1 1 nilJ';. |Wt i k UO HOT LU N C H M a m * day from I|i30 ta fliflO a* ffuMKWR Qwt* P. O. Boa Florida. CW1N0 M A C H I N E S '* Si _Ph, I IW . »rt- vh;w write Box AAMf cure Her J ld « _ Hert'a i() swing Mach. Canter, 110 W. 1.00 rash 4 ** 1946 uparhftenl. LIM IT K D mjiiihar of large I..... K<UI SA I.K M.-.nl.- y.-otig ....... I. ] 'ur.i„op',,.„ " r 11" V i« « .4 r" Nuoir now available on Luke llurney ysr, mi At, 1 „,| llm.lhory ,.( ,l.»i' "King 1 all I 1,lice I li­ where Urn fish are hi ling. Ihu u UM «irluii<l» l(„ml m<m Kh,-n st i. f 1■ ,j» pm 1in,'ill 1,1 llmlm V A C A N T Apr. ll—!1 room apart- . Ilful llrach. Contact owner no U 'TI’lt II,'uni,I niuut, prlvniu front anti hark noulh rhora of laka or naa yoor anlram-a, I'ornar Ulii 4 Kim, broker. F u ll B A L K —la’fH-ici 1 mi|itA, itVfiik 1 I .l IS 1 Sin ill iin, hneil Joioiol1 HID Klin. No I'hihlran, no pan. A. A. JA N K mi,l lilfit'k X I 11M liltlfi’H Hit * du)f poppy Willi while feel ninl ] Quid honta. Flion* U7H-W. Curt M"-i, !*i WI| Willuw j wIn* e lip oil lull, oh,oil 3 lo,Illll, Rrsl H arm on Lake llarnry Ur Ave Khiuu* 1 *1 ' \V I ul.l I'm,In 1‘h‘h'e ,-iill 7!lii. E X C I.U H IV K L Y prlvala 4 room 7 Iff HIM lioma of pout-helium apartmaut. 1'lmna 437-W.________ ‘I VVOF.A a a a , n i t ; d I civil war) type. Heuntiful set­ A I I'M IN P O lt NA I . l , I I.'| ting with simile, fruits nml F U R N IS IIR D aparlm?n»i !WMI liL A l'IU ll WORK by III,lo.Oi „i ,. u ,(j, pooil c,,mtl flowers. Rest nf neighbors. Lot Park Ava, A,lulls unly. Pliona ,ol, I'looghloy. I.i*i.owing, mow ....... l*;„ K«*„ till!, til. .1 W tkl x 3i!U. ImnitHlIate paasesiioii. aC B -H . . ___________________ log A i l l l l m oving We s p c iu l l / e Hull, I'h.>10* or,I, AY I.et 111 show you. 10 m m lllio lillig I,m l,hog lota A IW A H ," film Mu’ll garage attarl(LAYAlt!) Really l.'u. Kill,led pints, i’hnlie 107 J. 11 1 M L V I I I I L K 4' 2 limn 10 good , maul with l.ulli. (’all afiB-J. 200 N. Park A n . lll.pe, 11 cm you’ll he |it*11111 I,, Phone 808. i l.flAYKU FR IC K S , KApert wulcb own Only 1706 Sunforil M,,i<o 0 ROOM imularii furnlafant immie , _______________________________ _ repuiring, (J. 1 I .JlnWit, Home YiD K K Y Ai L .p ilp liie jil I n . 2<I8 AY. I si. in Lake Mary on |*M«J ronil.'f, A R T I P I . R K F O H H A 1 4 ; Shop, 1700 Sunfoid Ava. I'lioie 1113 .1. :iK I m l Mil’! 4 tloor, rndio, sealed Mr"' KHIW ) 'JUMBO SH RIM P illnntra B. Irnnklilh Imke Mary. averynlght, *1.00, ROM RICH. henni light1,, looks nml rnli't I ’A l l l ’ K N T F .It U m l,h r d e s ir e s ’ giMiil Mini) 11 linppy mile ol 6 ROOM furnished aimrimenl first r'JX E D O FKF.IJ8: Comptde ilna w o rk by jut* mi liM iir* i ' l i i i i i i 1 1 ih 1, mg only f'.l'.lfi Sliufoid fli.or,. f,ll Park Av». _______ Hunt's Tuieilo Faeil Store. IIMVXW. M„l„i Ai Kipiipmeiil Co. 2n8 AV H alt 8 LU N C H K 0 N and nhort order a A L L T Y P E S of holldo/er work,1 I'1*R H H l f 'OP.H served every day at Imrviy’a rau-onalda rules. Free esllinaiJ A WA Motorcycle, Miiim. IN BU I RA N CK Drug Store. 76c up. MAN40CMKNT fm m V 1 '' * ,,rl"',,l*'i'i I bone j uni,.,!, *2641.110 enn tie film mail >N(> Ilnm-M*_____ ____ _____ 1itnv INDIAN C H IK F. perfert H R E A K F A S T — nerved every day rlda Stala at Laney’s Drug Slur*. 36c up. CAN YOUR nrganlwllon use n coitthih’tt M'.'h.'Mt Hoy Keel, .'Uhl man lruinril ami wximrii’iiiTMl In ” Bl. M AYFAIR . Mill'ir Swap Shop—We buy, sell or finest HubdlYlaton-LOh *I'*' [“ Kowiiig; I’roilmlYun uml i:||f.;v R iiL K T , good appearnm'e, tradn mom anything. .00 Han­ efficiency, design nml setup, A ,.|IIIMis in excellent ad fl, blotk* |L Mayfair ford A ve. Phone IBfl-J. , . snles and |iro.m,iion. Fp r InttfV ....njRi.,,,, t£m,oo, ()” n, — 60 I 182.6'.% “ {NICK iinfurnlabi’tl jfTiDlAk Calory Ayr, T ill l i| ' 41,1111' m il hnllttd It* Im Ini 1 cri ctiiiiiii II 1 ui l l i l 4 'ii lie h i mil III* z A llanllr Rank Itlalu. i 7 \ I’ S . lll'A M i l e ! 1948 Illll, o ’(I ; i •• iv . .^V'11'f!'*'MH l‘‘,,r " i l " r** 1-1 { '‘l M il P IC K \ l»r»'*M» IM III). VI. t i l l o s •wiMil- m m * 14K 11141 * .111 lie Iw illld 41 tlie w w ih l' I n * l '|itim e « I be lioiisa, fa r tiliti'r mill liii|ilfm rM t N A T K - I.K N tiihl,' M n u ll Almia burn In k o o i I rom lltio li. W ill Ninii'a, J’ ltonr l*o 1j 11,’ lit I l i t ' , t i t il i s t osi.oii AlmhIt o t t io i . It> II t t n r k h 's t t r i i u i u l sail w ith or w ithout lim isr n |t n ii,..i, M i- . I.illio o V o-k 2 U A t'R F . fa rm , 10 u rra s in rnl- !i ruhir f o o l S a i n l r e f t i r ' a r n l o i , p ilial ti'uily low t o ll Hti I .1 1 . ..................ilnlh .n Shop, tit! ary nml III in rulthaK*', rali'cy I •m l M i ' , 1 ju st n il unil him! rrm ly for , ,, uaxl n o p . ffl.rmo.im III A t ‘IIK 1 " * ' 1 1 V' ‘ ’ n"* K" ' 1 *1 i.l.-. A | |tl: \ Hi i\ A AtiUNti to ll tloio FARM w ith rim ,i| I,,,lisa ,,o 11 * 1 .. . . . . v .. A. A V II.I.IA M S. Raallor n d riRarafor. Haymoml K. I.undquisl, Aowwliilr ph,itin Mill-It. ,1 l Vh l l ll ion. Iilnal fur rouplv. Lm-utiou . v i i. ir 1413 OiA Ava. I’rlro IfiWHMltt. I *• A lt I If-I.KfA AA A N I r .l* Tarms, if tittslraii. Kxrluslv,' list 1 IhgiM-.il i*nnh |u»*e |mtd fur iumtI I \ L Illll ill iilttll* 'pi ill*' id l iitildev it.AIM I, 411*1 fiklliull' I III 4111*11tl III ,1in* li11a| 11«er i r , ll Itr \r . 411 «it llliiK Iw IrjAeuil If'H lilt' Hi' r.wtl td till 11.1 1 'It 1 iiy; I h .llid awill ll. ill 4ilk | \ I..*,* IM *, HI .IN II' ion,la l„ „r I'A (H’ l M 'lif f U n it , I'lllll ‘ K llillT rn-uolifol IoI n for 'noito 1 S IlK h tly Os,'ll Rollliw:,) 1 H I lllT 'il 1* 1’ M lr V i'li A, ID «i rilplit, in I'liltlvutloii oil llrmiK*' (2 1 Util i t f \ 1 u A S f i l i l t .M l * n i l . Mi IM Avi*. I'riff fl.imiwm, in1', ili,wo. 2 llsi'd Sufii Ihnls, n u ll 1 I I I Oil 1 IMl 1' M f(| I n ' ( ( I | I * 1 INI llf ll'l Imlnnra in immllily pnymanU. 1 llhfil lilt hurl, t ’linli initl r\ M Fiiona 7MH-J. I i n nfi — — til iii innii fl l . l . f l 1 K M u r i t . , 0 0 , I.UCK A It lit lit r. Itirica rimma, 2 list'll In' (burs, am'li \ i t.\ \ M IN K yrtii-nl liihim’, 2 lmlli», navaral I Slightly O’ l'rl Sufi, IhuI AA I I H IM . iuts, prirail lit 17320.00, fioiim-ail I Shop worn 2 pc Mii phI ,t n i | ,ii ,l Motto X K ijp l t o i -*i ■ >. l.iviliK rimio soil*. riuui,. nmr>. ■Its AA 1st HI teal I H int Vnnily noil l.,,o*'lt f N, no I I I Si'll 2 ,1(1,0 1 1 1 * * 1 *4 1 I ! r 11010 , 11' < „t, 1,0 * iilieel M rln l FARM H A lttiA IN — 10 arras, 0 TI2 !*l Utility rnl,tin*l W »** h 1■u < ii* w i ii« 11ii L i i it i id I Hail nml III I’ulllvalloo, 2 «o,o| i 11 ui. I Ifsail WihhI itllitf,' Mi * io h " || »ii || il I *at | I'pftll llig. walls, I lit- ill Kooil sliu |*r, furas .M ATH F it 'S \\ i I ill. i* .* ff .Hid iiu d n ll. UriitiK'' Houli-vunl, f2,2iilMm 20.1-00 K . F i r s i S I I ' h o n r 12 J HHKUIAIi—40 ucra farm, 30 ---------------| S K I ! US H H t noras lllail uiiil In cultivation, 4 M IM I. i m . U A I ’II I'iU N I IN N u r lim 'iit I'irroluliiip hrmsao,-, uuoiim'o A phautar. room Iioiisl1, foiici'il, iilimjilimi'P VN 11 I Y l ’ INN A ll wu-hiop ion, hmr , of wnlt’r, a rani nirk up ut i•i u 11,1,I IM l i l l lit III. A I I I F (’nil 1447 hi’lw iaii / lit A, 31 i 1500.00 (iooil FARM on ‘Want S A M M lllr uml -Foil I 1 31 F ir s t Htrei’l, lit u n a s , moiturii lit ! N l',iik I'hiina 1811 S M A I.I , fruo ia lio m a I'uinph’lwly S U N K W tIK K ln * s ,Y I ’nlol C o f n r n ls lif j. Im m aillata poamr-is-1112-111 W. 2 ml. Si I'hm ia 320 , VALUES I II) |»rvCei I hr.itI h 1 ink'll liNr tlilt him 1 ml irc.nl.if wllti wril fmi* tnwiinc nnurlr ' | iiiiU ' lie M i) M I N I II \ l acl»Mh 1*im|-tin' ,1 Id* lid w| Ihr i l l t l . A M o i M.ii hina .’ {,'nlm al Hi HW .ornar of Fulton -ml Muplr.1 '1 " " Inml,, K iH it iir Mlai I nil llalp l Lota l, a ami R ‘ « of lots 3 ami 1,1 11 ' " H i,. Hi'.', I H mnt W l» of I.ol U, lllin'k 1, K X T K N H I l i N U W I. in i u I' Tiar H, Saoforil. flUliO ruili or S F . N I i W i l l i I . I iih h A 1‘ u i . i • I , pari If.iilii, |tap Ui Ilia lairni IIwuor I.K tl MOMFN, I*. ||^ I I I H . I’liii. ........... I 'O I tail M r r i* . I l l i ; .’ml Ml I) Hox 814, Miami Hamli. Flor-j A N J 'liM i it 11«1 f if iu t h u m I IN F 12' maul rn a A ,i„. i * , ,.t .» , • *. i M » r liln. F IIK N IS IIK lt Aparluunta to uult' Ink. you , ’iVlVi"V’itrk.' TuiL Wnioc* vk’C -( H d H B K 'l till- U M C IL ................., R K N T A I.S F lu , lioma in Hullfoul, uavml highway, ffl,filMi.iHI. „ih,-i i.Hi, h 1,'1'1 N M f iirninhi-il, 100.00, Tlirau rumn FH K II W. ItK N IlF II. Ifriiliiir H k i i I' r t .o ' l l l s \ll si/.-s, >„ furilli Ill'll I'lillunas III l.uka ^M ury. Klaitrii- kllrban. S p n iu l • I’honr 1030 ,-1,-•11>•** ii , IT, II .,II A Slim a n y ------------------ — --------------I niiinaiM m a la for Himnnar, IIAY.MONl> M. IIA I.I., Raallor I'honr yr,0. S p lit I',,i I,I,1 i.m i pl.'iltl. 22 ii'ilf?- . , *, p , ' , • ,,, r , ......... . i i-ioitv i II M 1,1, ., ,*,, I „ l , M<ii, 3 ‘o F i n H u b 4 it) F i r i ’ a lo i 1,.- 1 >.| 1 leifl 1ft„ l„ * 1 ......1 b o a r d llio lo l > K. M a tliia iu , Asiiut'iala Mi I 'o ililh h - \A . 1,. 1 Kle***/IT K Sai'onii Htraal ui plmrla , r y i ’ li'M. F I H K H I U N K u I J.HW-J Waal 44a Mill ka a w i i H at*, tba l.laaaaaa ua m t m •ffbaSna, .aa .aa II aaata Jm llat*4 la Ih . I.lrahuaa bunb. B r.ia ra l . i ihla i n . a a i , * . B > lb* aj.arilaai la *«a*«l*4 14 *«r araaaatlr. ar4»r far W la Iba b*. 1 aaaalkl. 5 r . i l . . all Waal AS* a.aal b. IS aw, ufftra aa U r 4ar bafara •abll.altaa. ri.aaa M tllr aa Ia.a.a4lat*lr |4 ■■ ...a * t r r a n lb raar a*. 0 , raaaM b. r*«ena*lbla_ far Wat. U aa a**, 1271!-J. 111 vory ilfs lr a t ilr Iota, K r a iir li! s K N I i . W illi lil:*** A t'.iiul A va. | 1,fiUU,tMI. 112 I I I W. ’i llll S I. I'lum r j . \S. I I A I .I ., H R A l/ r t lH H III,, 24‘J ‘J Mrl lull till*. A *r., I’liuiir 'Mill tV Mini'll lllllllK , 1,Il l l l DAY MIRACLE S IT U IA I, S h it v i r u s 12 M ilt I I l l l l v A N Il1* „l , ruts n illi trrs 4iii .iditire ut diiiltit*i. <n Iw ruliieriki 'iiMtin* («> c« l tu ie nr lelli f I lie Lite l*re'»*»!*■tti limi*ecell uMil Iw k <i |(» W.mw h|>iiit|« ill ( ii til it l.i lie H.tN lietped ill mtiuhl md li.*%e gniie llifte rend* flat 1% IH Ire 4 ce.ir. \\l IIW I ill fledid nf I ll r I OWk h V !•' ' < 3\ , • m BAHDKCIJK HI'AND, 3rd.* * V u p ford Avenue fur i.ulr, :■ l*.* popcorn. Let 11:. .-lunv you hmv I’hone 77U-M. — 1 T ^ n O U 'V B (:-c >T U S C l- * - * ’ v ----- 71 K 'lV C F C J A M ! fb 1UNI ' .----- \ ----- ------^ -------------- jD N -\ ) . ‘o n e, 'all * po ■*«•*,*I % LETTER H O M K F'l"i tT _ Ui-i It t U • e// a Wy Icoto GIFT to th * Vonur B M ld vit M iftS k r SKKi; JS t “ i 'VI I U S N MY c J 'J — to c-.lahlith yourself in a highly I Plum* 981 E III little bungalow* JuH 118-11* W. 2nd. 1 DORABLE profiluhlv buslliens with u Viiry; right fa;r It, at a prlra ona could I small InveitmenU A ulnm nllr1 m , Ten U 0 1, terms or trad#^ 1'Jipne For Sale—Used Tlrea, 16 - Twenty 700 x I t - Thirty vending tnachlni’s rmpilri* no rtoo x 111, fmm *1.00 up. Plenty attendant. Write Box I', c/» of inilea left in then*, flood nLd Herald. _______ __________ j -new 8 bedroom confor farm equipment. Used In­ rk hous*. raw .)! badhouse, houifli ner Tubes 60c up. S u p In at O p p o r t u n i t y for making good concrete lilocii block h in small business, just started, FIR EST O N E * look them ny«r, porch an real Variety sturo, ladles' shoes, 11 K u t P in t or. lly'a edge ^ dresses, ate. Extra good V OWNfcR-houM, PITTSBUIW PAINTS—Complete cation, pr)eed for quick sale, line at ‘ walking die.(M). If Ihtmrrsied write Hox SKN KA RIK Clean S Paint Cm 1BNKA___ town. c/o Herald. Rent (86.00 8 ft 118*111 W. lad. _____________ . ' g* ‘ ’ V* w j .. • ‘ v-;. m . / VVMAI AV A I F 4-0 II unIiim m OppoiiMUUIcrt )KMC ME DKMpNSTHATfON Clubs HM tiC^SRlf Steel wool pads 6a, un K S T A B I.IS H K D prove yon rail moke money in, 80c. All types small brushes. 9F..NKAWK Ctaab A I’.io i Co. 1 lay M D U SH - — — 1 H4ti " V wm Swfc4fV.v*1: ________ A ; >4 ' 1 &! ‘t?* 1 . • ................... - » ’ *« * « > ’ �/ i« ’>j 1\ " I ®»” 5vr M Q jjw ' £ $ & *• %7>V,A:t1P,tS'- "t»• m *7 ■.!>'* _ ,W»- ’ % '* 1 , . i? e A Q g g tt ' I C ii a ■ V )j Ii K 8 r )t - WASHINGTON. Apr. 6~</P)AiHng General Dwight D. Eisenhow. ♦r will resume hit effort* lomonow to end Army, Nevy end Air Force bidtering. tie summoned the operating chief* of. the Armed Services to Key W**t, The General, recalled from the preitdency of Columbia University for temporary duly a* chairman of the joint chief* of itaff, it recuper­ ating there from a ttomach ailment. N O T A R L E ACTION PH O TO O RA FH O F ROUGH R ID E R fl IN ARMY DAY K X H IH U .H -A giant - The itaff (litcuitioni are eipectenlargement of th* picture above It a feature of tha photographic exhibit which will be xhnwn In many ed to fait into nest week, the De­ eltlaa and towns throughout the country during >h* parlod nf the HUB Atmy Day obtervance. The partment of National Defenie taid. 1 bistorts negative of this scent nf Cnlnntl Theodore Romevelt (renter) end hit troopers In 1AOS is frmn A blunt warning that If limy the collection In the National Arrhivai. violate ordcra against public aqtlabblaa they will (gee a ennIG N O RES P R O T ES T em *l«nal Investigation goes with l if g iH la tu r o W ASHINGTON. Apr. « I/Fj thq rrenersls ami admirals to Key West. TI id House Armed Hcrvicea The United Stales will olHrtully If'u SIlM M Pmm e , | , l)R ,i Committee posted that nollco yes­ ignore lltissla's fnrmul protest live lisle of tin- fi-nrliig mcBMirc against I tin North Atlantic Part. terday In a resolution. In a statement, the Hlstr lie- until Mimcliiin- i i m I yrnr or cvkii ' Perhaps In observance of rlist the mist. Warning, the announcement of the porlmcnt said imlay that "the 'Ihi' 1, 01'kle loll n u p ilrci nil live K tj1 West trip Included a nota­ ,Soviet government's Interpreta­ tion that "there will In? no pros tion of lentll tire object Ives mol •Hick to he le n iid , inul sn th o riici conference* at Key West In con- provisions of the pm I is erion the -her iff or ii p licate lit lje ii to C u ll s ." impi'iinil niilmnl fmitnl iiinmim; nectlon with these meetings.” st huge. Secretary of Defenso l.onls Owner" would he mnde Ihihlr Johnson will not with ilie fur dmnngc" in iii'ililrnts riiuscil chiefs of staff and their top aide* hy Hlilmui" they w ilfully let lull when they head southward tnnior- I nt large. , ro* afternoon, hill will Join them later. •' i t v M i i i n s 'r v r i: r a n w rit* The nnlnmrH owner would luive MANHirr Johnson himself. In taking over l<> pay mi Impounding fee mnl II < iik p u m t vit i n Ihr} defense host last week, *erv111 In gel il out of the Immid The felluwliia Itrl, as irpnttr.i i» feed I■ *d notice of hie own drive against trie .........flf.ileis ........ ......... nil the HtlltlnMl ShlO If the iiniiniil were mil cliiiineil inter-service rivalry. Ha command-I » r" »l«rS«i r..r •■••■J within three days nfter itu own •d ■that there be "no vying h e.'!;' iD lm " S. lH * ........ er hail hern notifiiul of impound­ twfen the sarvlcsn for lieatrilncn, it-Hii*. iliark' Valentin* ment, either per sunnily in hy puli ; City CoinmiNHion Legul NoHce 5 s X 'S r n r r . ",s:USi? State Farmers Market till 'Mill 13.75 Ltiahy, retired. Is now mil of the picture ami his place has mil hath filled. Elsenhower Is a fivestar general of the Army ami out-ranks ilia active members. Speculation over his assignment hag. emphasised Ilia Idea that lie wag recalled partly to crack Imsds togather If necessary tiy get more Hal unity among'the services NeHhtr Eisenhower fmr Johnili (op, under present law, has much formal authority In that illrw tlon. B tc fita ry o f liefritHi* PurrrHlNl, Nscralary III IhkL repurl rminrL before liitfnrri Jnlitixnii in hlii Jila last Johnsmi suceeedtil him, urged Cmigre** to pass a law ecutralltlng morn authority In thu Defenso Deiiariment for iral unification (>r iluservices. Disputes among Ihe theoreti­ cally unified branches prim-lniilly between Ihe Navy and Air Force over their relative roles in lung range strategic bumbing have been the subject of several secret eonftrences of the Joint chiefs in t)l« past. Th«lr persistence, how. •vgr, wai recognised In yesterd(y’s House committee resolution which salif: persons in the armed ter vle*s, or In th d r employ, con­ tinue to p (ip statements to the p r t is which ars calculated to da(feels Is the activities of a slater irrvlca gnd w|tlch, at the k«iiic Hnt*. Jeopardlie ihe national *neurtty. the commlttes will »ten In with g full seals Investigation. Chairm en Vinson ID -fla ) said a commit tee’s move stemmed >tn two recent "leaks" from lha ntagon. One covered a list of TQ Russian cities reimrledly selgetsd as priority homhlng tar­ gets In cg«e of war wltli tho Soviet Union. The other related the effectlvrnsss nf lha A ir F l s’s big B an bomber. Fores’* Those beaded 'fhose neggsu mr for Ihe me i\ey Key West »v M Sm M l pNtlni are General Omar N. dley, Army chief of staff] alral Louis E. Denfeld. chisf I Naval operatlunit General Toyl 8, Vandsnberg, Air Force chief of stafft Lieut. General Al­ bert C. Wedsmeyer, Army deputy well la-foie tin- lli'd winter sea I hill In defeat benefits." I'lie f'uiiim iestm i w a n ti to |ii*. its appli-eiatnoi fm till a 1n o p i-ialiv e «|iirii "le i offer | fstiifcr w1111 ♦ht- tr 1nhiiiuMi i"' i» * fj itp cfv n r y l « IKi«* <*i»d 11u»t ilu* h r I I infi ll 1.1*4, nf nil i "ill I*** 1 .i t vrd " •* N'i \v ♦n •In* f v rh n ttrr III HiM'kfi* Ird **v i ■hurl "" " a J , , I i.inniilh'i hr»»h d *•> 1* , " It »♦** * J1 j emne effective, though, until Ilu- M N A IO lH srry P. Cain (R-Wash.) soothes his feel alter he h .d riellv!, mi m illily i niuinio-inn feneeil nil puli ereil a six and three-quarter hour lie iiu ii Ih hi the ■nuiily. speech In llio tf. H. Senate against Hu Ilp r 13 u" J i" Mi'iuiwhlle tin I'nhlncl 1111111: 1-1 Ilia conlHniatUm nf Mon C. WallI'M tH t.irw , N mW F i n I t r . l III I HS .■II 1.0 II.IN 11 1 O I Omillllth-inll Hpploveil prupuneil gren ax Security Resources Board lls U U I lC H I l i cit I j mi i Icglvlnllnit to pul fluids of nil rl,airman Cain’s snecrh gave a .. I U is H u ll II - 1 <111, hnurds "nil tigcnrieH iioilii lls rest lo Southern Democrats whn Hi|iissh. Yellow till ll|i> |1 Sj I ollISlucs. I'M , II> urt Is, ,>H iintrol hava had lha Kansla lied up w llli T m n s l o e n M m t-'In 11"" I t: IT WPS At present lln-ie Is ilmihl h . In thstr nilhuiler sg slm l anU-flllbtU* ••rsriacs-Vsleni'lss Hoi tl.ll ler legislation. (fnleraatlonal) .whether the i-oiiiuibi.dntl lllls eon <lriip«(rull-Murah Hw i II m * l*r legislation. iin in M iim ,, . (nil (iver funds nf Ihe Still*. Hniul | ) l>(, Hoi Tii« f ilmsitei ■s llriipifrutl.M rspr arsli Heedleas I Deparlm eiil, C.llrus Couillllssimi (Ins H , A Sts I- ft I mnl many licendng unit exuntin| II huIInh Iasi niatit fulrlr h a aravr r.l, * I ifti*'* ."'"''Y I..-,, e.f„ 1..... . ,lV !L% ?.«VuA u ^ V i ' ieV k " a ..*r rnf I ommlsaion also, Krrv(,,.t< f,„ A|„ ;l, |.M>, ..Vi1id“ m » « r a : l b'%k. per* i.T ; ’ The Budget Co, h#*imnnj iih m hr i*m«I will link flip I r^it a h irr for an i n .1 ,S hiloh M. II ( bun Ii wi nHfttpiJif Mil. 'Mim lf v (.. 1timisfiu 1llllsf»•I fund', of imy ...... ... Mmrlly Wl„ .s„ndiiy thlimil h t i l ,l m iit ii d j apt eisrsss .it e** ngr'iioy hi iNiiifij lo tli€* grnrMil af. |j# ^ ,\| w dh lit.- Bind, lien- ..n ftutd nt nnv time. A. Knox• prcsiilmg. PM'siilmg O u sscs for I nt tc 1 m il liflcr Ilie IP lb imilil —u mini,1 , „ jlcHcim A. Knox 10 lug low , I lie boiud ids,, would be | il,,- h-ssiio which wo., in Hiithoriznl lo lion-fi-r hark In |,y „|| JACKHftNVIl.I.i:. Am s lA l 't 'l h c Hgi-ncy hi I,,,1,id llm fusin' \ 1 | m iii ,\ M M„> pa,|m Hi v Th." F«di;ri'l'tu,il* M«rk*i N"W" ......... nl Inki-ii. if il I, ....... led .1 II Bin lo-o di-llv.-M-it lb" 'I Ntrvlr* ini f I) S i’iY Y in Ik imir I 'M 3 l i f t ! l.f ih y , the f'reslilent'a i irrsonsl r«-|if>i i h I* nut y chief of staff. All have I'toon on net Ilpr I ' f l it t p r N ' C ii ' ik ^ aqasl- . fooling - g- i;< f»<» ' ‘i,y t ............... ■> I S i............... Coiinly DrlVrs ItRAVINO rlmth. Mrs Ju lia Brittain, ? t, of Chlragn, snillei a» she looks fm word In •tin tilrIH of her IihIijt In lime Hrrm ue her heart stopped Mur min ites while iho wns undergoing^an "peratlon, d o c ^ " i” !," '; her a g a i n s t ch lld h rlh as she .annot be given aneslhellcs. Her hiisband, l.ruils ir v lin r nf Lewi*, a a e survivor of the Iho Bataan Bataan "nenll, March," Is recovering from (I ontlnonl f- m •* •• M,e locallnn, hii-I ...... i|mie,| fm ] i flier Improvement • »m h "» "cw I -lainls. Colislnn-tinn of these will reipiire tlm i«-olm: of revenue ( I... „_I.| , le rtlfica trs, lie sold, ...... mol Mm /-n.. C it y '' I , ......Id he einlmra rd nt not being i, 1>|e In Issue Hie •• for bo'li ,,f liiberculnsli contracted tn a Jap (fnlertidlhmal) title to Ilie lirirpi' 1 1y. I. I",ltd i d prisoner camp. mil. "W r Impc lo put 7 /l,,000 lot, III" I'OllstrilClinll nf ,III". , slHIld',,' 1 I I ■ lie said, point Hu: mil tlml hv biiihl , M4tlir*li»«F • I'M * -a 11 (I • 1 1 lug thi'sp, I he City wmild be fut j nishllig rci'ti-iillno fiP'llltlr to till- ' fi-,1 midi,ms nf ',tm viltg c a lllc ,I i , ,,iigli,ml Ihe W cslcin llmigr whole cnunty. Mr. M cKihlini d n lc il tlmt Ilu- t moil 1 > New York f(huds InnI signed no H II Z in h i) icp m l'l 4Ii 111 durnihi l five yi-nr cniitrui-l lo Iritin .inng ^ ilu in ,1 ip fu itii Ilu- Kiwunis .Inbi, 1,mi ,. 1,1c 1 1111 til’d ill nicclings Aniilltcr propo.-id wmild rcipiiic .... . f,,,iu ih<- ........... ... g>. lit I’lniciiix, A tir ilm- In lit" f w f f iln I” t u j 11! u» I' r ii I-1 *» m ii* 1 v «•h i <\ n (»I it t•: HnK|s limi Hit Imi Plmil I fy|n l./i* huvii ample | In,, 1 1 it,up Kitvnnn,11 , mnl gocnlf, the .Slide Itond Dcpnrlim-ot to ,1 1, 111,. f • 11,,., " ,\t : 01, )* >1 Mud Mo- 'll,tni Mn 1.36, Hlrliighniti IIIac Ii Vitli-nr Itinn Hpcriitc on tip* sHiric fisi-nl yrnt ilu- tcdniim iiiil u n itin g w is , p r­ rd pin'd V In sent lln- liirgt- number I Iin- Ini Ini, vnlad In lo-npnute With 4 00-l bD. KlntltU llell*** fall J Oil, who nltylld Md I nllict i ivic ncgiinuntitiiis III a Wax I 00. I.lni4 lira in* till • »hj. of Ju ly I to June Itu h i other n r,| md with tin- on.dor pir odmg. nf pei tators DO, poorer 2 jfJ-J.OH I'nro wrlra stale ileparlmanl -, uml lo submit i At ti nil I’ ,M II cm on D Jmiqw Giant ' practice gnniet, utld v o ic e d 'v u tli entertainment prng,am Mils bound t r a ils rillow- V ill IMU-SOO. poorer l.oo-J j". i- » 4 >li l.uu ^u". Ideimiul lmdgr-li f»r study and opaip’d M V I' U '-tth hii mt the opinion Mint tlm team mtghl - -ummet action by Ihe lliptc'* f'otoml' *•*•» 1 i ’1 1 -i. . x , > >1 later train herr if the stands■suka pour ii 11a J11; I /!, Hlrawbsi ITcsn lrn l \V A Mnrrp,on ririte pint 19-lf. puurii Slid Ilie Lrglxlatuie th* .ild)i nl I i » m c Ii -u ijs iruil-ted had a rapacity nf h.nnn penpl* I putted lhal a committee had been I'abbaai tin boxii Domistlo The Rnarl DrpHrtment now mnnic Rev l lU vix „r ffew The Cutnity Cotmutislon donated| named t» "Innk after K lv .a ii* ttmiiKi 1.4" Hlt.n, bertlex pint l l - l f poorer 10-2*. Catibaar I *, bu I,nice operates on an annual budget for Mountain Zion llaptl.it Church de- J260 to Ilie Good Hamarltan liomej interest*" in (lie best possible adUmoeetlo Ituiind l in -1 is, poore, po.nfsr the caleiplHr fiscal vear. 1 livered Ilie icim m i 111 the alur-nee for negroes In Goblsltoro for In - • 'nolisgr" In Ilie inattei of use l i f t * , lied 1341511. emiller 1.40 | of th* pri-dur. Il"v Davt-t i.uoke stallatlon of plumbing To Mic nf tint Imiii.st Center, and will s ou. (.'uciinitiern bu I 00.5 00, poor­ ( from iho nulijei'l "U n ivertal Mns- High Bcliooi band IM* waa ilonated! en opeiaic with ultn'c ( bibs lit er lu il-llin p<i„r In fair 1 15-In", la n e 3 5lt l.nn. plcktee tOfl-itO, (rr" . Theme: "Fo r (lie tiM der toward pnrrliBsB of a uniform. I tin Ralph A. Smith it chulriusu uxi h poorer I 00 I'nmrth ainl i-nllcMt fnt thee" HI The rrplalllug nf Fairy Lake) of the 1 mmiitMee wldcli Include* Caspian' bu 3 ("1-3 5", poorer Joint 11:2*. 1.14 ___ .17.1 Cheer,lie Chcrifol* bu bu I 35-1.10 Manor, a subdivision near Long-1 Joel Field, B. B. Crumlev and E. fCnnt(nu*d Ftnm rag e One) (au llfln w rr pony via l** 111 nd Heartiness Hoard Mo I will Wood, was appltivcd, aim Mte plat j G, Kllpitliit k. U ib m 3 Oil- 1 bu. I.*tiniis •a iltrn esaary ration , , adjustments— w ill |l(|Vff rt m the haiaiiteut (iat- of t.ake Drive aubdlvlalnn nt Cas-1 VUjtora were V. B. Mavis and cr«ls* floitislue ISO, I* Inch ce l­ Apr. (> at 7..Ml F M. selherrv ery oral** 3 00.1 35 l.lm si 1/5 bu he enforced by the fondm in istry . unlay uigld B. W. Davis of Del,and, E. C. curtniis Persians IO-t<s 1 50-4.00. | at an early date.' Hick mcrultera for Mte week are J ________________________ Hugiiii and Chailes Stuart of OrCaliry I I tMr4s crslss i 1vld*nh*«irt ftlr Htafford ssltl the l ir a 9' In rs Mayo who in al tlie ln,>ii{|g| 1 ds few 3 0". IU its 3.00.2 35, I di The United Stnlea has 1.400.17001'■"do and Claietice Clause nf the has been Itnro In tin* city, Julio lln-lgcs, 3.(111 3.00, 4 ds 3.35-1.00. I d l 3,75- prrsstne of Inflntinn Key ('Inlt. miles nf Improved roads. 100, 1-10 d l I 00. 1 .10 , X X s faw 3.50, edalng off In llritulti, hid "we have' W illie ITtirl. mid K, D Ibmllc. pascal 3-{tt dl 3.00-3.75. moally Juat a-t much nertl for n policy 1 Total linmirn taised lint Hun3 15-3 50, 3 ds 1 00-3 50, 1 14 dossn 3n»a c| l i- 'J C of restraint In,lay m wo had a day J'JiH.D.T. Thrm c fur the week, faw 3.35. I’appara bit (.'alUnrulH VVondatH year ago." I "Giving Timitka utdu Ihe Lord. sum* small and fair ((tiallty 3 no. His policy of restraint Includes H)7 I'snlui, first verse. Ilt-v. J, Ii. 4.00, Poorer i.14-3 74, olhsr HullMmiduy night in r 11(11" type aiima auiHli 1 nit. |.tio high Inxes uu 11u'nmi's amigiitnls . Bnt n< s left poorer 1.35-100, I’o I s I ush Ksbsaues arul vnluntni-y limilntlun of wages Bethel Stale Convention which waalisd l/H I alia A too pound ami dividends. .convent's at Tnmitn. aacka loo, II alls 4.71, crsstnsra Alfrrdn W allace, Reimrter law 1 IS, 50 iiouub aacka IIH I alls lie salt! unemployment fell from A I.oo 1 . 10, ft slss 3 .in . 1 . in. Bov. J, It. Buriiea, f’listur .’170,01 hi In Jnmtnry lo .740,000 In I Hiitiaalt * i bit Itampsra Tallow R traijM 'N fck llo .jiii. /uchlttni mid-March, in a working popnla - 1 t .T I- ( 00, Coonisllsa 3.7k-|.ln. Hon of a little over 2 2 ,000,000. Rlr Htafford asserted that there la already a degree of ilU Inftattm i, In Ihe United Htales and said I these Indications In other cuuntrles "are Important matters fo r i us." T'olnml rhmrliuH I\ iwani.s iMcH .Vegetable Murket Kritinh T Eggs And Poultry S M a - r a j s - v w r ,f t . - a » Pension Kill J th liriitlon, I In- sheriff ronld sell It lie,mu, Temlniaieen. licit tlrsiln 13 mi 1 ij ill piddle iiui'tinn uml turn the i , , „ i llii Ilpr in *>.% , Die Inttr-servi,* dispute, r e - j, ,,m ,.,«<■. \,n i.t, n.,« 1 MU money into I lie • minty fine mnl poMedly Will one of the main ';*i, lll[,,wer. t ' r t , M i:. 1 UK forfeiture fund raasuits for Uisanhower'a recall to t' *-r if-r f ) • | •"n m1l‘Wl 'I'll I H «*» : n» The I nw' wiiiild apply to every M nr» 1 J.i duty to preside over iiutellngi of t'tirii, ii I tug ILtif county m the ilnlo. However, n i ii > imihrm-Funry the Joint chiefs. (i t It r.M Jill 11nIv.« I'ollllty ronld esempl ilself hy ii The Joint chiefs orifaniaation j i ^Vimi'ViV-riiiiice vole to » lefrrem ltiln .1 .0 m sjorltv •-* has oven I'I,III|MI»«|| of Ilia chiefs Hu Ilpr II . ' | i nlli'd hy n pelitimi nlgiied hy '.III o f 1ttlaff Of i|,e Army ami Air | ? « { ! ! J , ' ht force, Ilia chief of naval Optra- I V r i t ■>«« f t :.u Min pel null of ilu rpuilif led voter*. I The evcniptiou would not he. llbha, ami Admiral William I). '( I***If !!«’»•-'|i r lirr it _________ | II SSllH lI,* 1 0 10 I1, , , OH,« in v ic clubs hs to the altitude of Ho' City Commission on ilu- unitThe House has passed a some."'r , ]?',k J"*® I in wl.nt similar bill. tin rlH s trln l of IB p ro tests^ Tlte Senate hill gives thn.l’resl-, •lergjrncn. I "The ('ommlysion did md tuke ■ a special nervier | not posllioll oil this sllh jirt, hut, MThere ((ii will (, * 1 ......i, I drill igrratn Intitudr In rm huffl-; ,Mc 1111.1I1..L lug icw l to Mil.init tto—i»ro|»»wItttm- j'.j — , 1^ ii < J III if Pill, wIlPITHH ill*1 Fii,l,ty, H t a rut r M hr. . *' " 1 (It _ I . . .k ill.- k 1 . I I, I t n i i s n m ini to ilie civ ic clubs fm decision House ..voted that both House mid t *1111*, pi Miienl of tiieenVlHc vtrriCK. n r P i in,ir.»Tlf»v Senate would linve In veto 11 I lie location >>f the Tourist t en .Ml: OK o k TIIR THK tHtATK iicsl e e ld e o lH l la n lo l. the ' i * i is very move Nil'll! mnl ideal College, (ircenville. III., will tw JcntHl nPlan 111 kill Mil iII. MIC IN' TIIK ('I.OJIISA.MI: iVa lllIRKTINtin tlm Hpctiker. He will lie in' ■fin use hy the rluhs," he poimed Anrtseoinpirliieil hy I lie coll-gc uuilltct. mate committee ruled that T t, _ i-M|vln Ward. i mil Hob,, I Criin.don, son of Mr. either chsuiher could block It. 1 i ,i *Ih h k i * j . 1 Hefei rin g to tlm clubs, M uyor Hlul Mis. John A Criin.don A lio ,*the lim the 1” I Vmi # 0 tieretiv Coouly. AJaliama Ibst Also, 1V” ne Senate nenaie hill mu « m its iu "" >ne heret.v nolftled nniAled ih tt i'll a C s r r s w a y icturtcd: " If liie y decide ,,f tins t-11 v is 11 nirmle'i of I he ' reorganiilng authority lo Apr. I, Hlvor, • Iihh i.een filed iiasinf , i f ' i V , 11 1 1 I W . yon In tlm flrcn lt I'.mrl. Nlm Hurl the use of III" building to tbo (pmrlel rlu' public 1 * cordially 1 .................... 1 .................... ■ ■ *• ....... • riel rill' is cordiHlIy In |iJfnr- annrnvinir flip bill t ile Judicial I'lretlll. Cmmly of Hemlonvic clubs Is murti im puilant tliuii invit to Im irists, tlml is all light. The enji •y the singing us w ill u* the 7 , (1 ( v vote, ban amendment saying j Hn„wie ward is I'hilniirr in th* trouble Iihs I h-cii tlmt it wire messirgc hy Dr. Long thiit il \n ihf! Intent nf Congress j S * ;11,,S,n7,JJStfiVlWT1* <alv,M W *r'1 uni HVHilahlF tu lourisla emmgli fur lltu l^rn irffnt to ^uhniit «cpiir* | y (VI|l ,ir#l n^rri»v m q iilffd fn of llm time." I* ■or m uw sr to ti*e nitt -t nte plans for individual agencies, pear, pi*,nl City Mmiugri lEnudiill tllutse Senator Tnylnr (D -Idslm i cast | . ,,n ,J,r ■■'•(‘►rf April » ■ ’ pointed mil tlmt mi ncliun lilts ■1 ,,„„n I IMJ, else It lie, re» Pro I'nrife,,* the no vote. ............. I will l,o entered ■ignlnal vim . ( i i n riiuleioplnleil oil the m ailer I Senator Met lellsli said this WllneoN no liuml ,tnd seal Ito. * before F a ll. ip would pul Mr. Trum an no notice (March *1, 1(1*. AD l(J». ■■ , 'l*iv In 1 Id le r to lieuds of civic ■1...1 i« u « „ i_ - <'Ik -ii H Court. »lh .tudhtal Clrruti. that to n g rrss Is sgalnst tiavlng ifl,,m|ll|p|f r'ounlK. KTnrlils. iliu m Iilglllll/Htlmis who u e the Tour If an nmtiibus reurgutiiistlon p lsn |,ii Hstifurd. Elnrlda. 1 l t enter, C ity Malinger (J. F . J revamping a numberof ag en ries1 *’ C IIK H S h o s Mi'Kitdun tmlay wrote the f ill- ' ......... .. Clerk, Circuit t nitrl, B "ho s'rose. :uI, C lrciill. Hamlnota a lowing lello r: "The Id ly C o m - j I Mr. Trnm uii has railed repeat.I'minly. I It,rids ^ no-..inn understnmls that Hie , fitly for such authority as the j r'E A L _ ______ Neivire ('lulls in Hanforil me 111- j measure provides, and ilie Himver | A a a A a a a - s a w a a a a a a a a a a a a 'n lending to rn.opeuite in mi a l­ O u iin isslo n , studying the Ad- , ii nipt to find a solution to not . ininiHlrative set-np, has proprrs- :: | ) f , ( J , L , P e r N O H H uiotoal problem *d providing 0 ed a long scries of changes. building fm (iso try mu winter , OPTOMETRIST Iniiri-t-i, W illi mine of Ilie • lu lls f ! ttyea esawtaad - Olaasss n tlid . j" Hoars S-ia. I-S Sal. P-CJ . having a lie iu ly appointed emu- G n o lle - , III Willi, w ith the ('mil 11’| ttlaatle aailoaal •il.i.t.a ']aaBaah R l i , -, PIioiip 3M m ission nod "ito r clo ti,, the emu >> ituMRiteil |rt>H On*I it Imied e ffo rts ■f Iri'eresteil orgiim Taylor said that his meaning w «i (+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦( ,I|I intis sllo llb 1 ttnwitue a -oiotloll "not nl nil lo rlefrul the individual. 1 State m> release of things that are see - R O L LIN S C R E W W IN S W IN T ER P A R K , Apr. tv-(/P>na*t Rollins College's well conditioned 1 v- . V Into Berlin crew fought sliff cross wind all Meanwhile a bill giving Prewi-1the way today In defeat Amherst dent Truman broad authority m . College by Iwo long hs over the reorganise Congress, was attprnv. mile-long Lake Maitland course. -.1 unanimously by the Senate, H was tire fourth win In five Expenditures committee. ! slsrts for ilia Rollins r u v whn The veto could he exercised bv pulled away ensily nfter the hstt^ •ithrr House or Senate. It would way mark. w have to bn invoked within W) d a y s -------------- . . nfter h renrgnliirnHnn plmi Is siiti- , S E E K S D EC ISIO N milted to Congress. L A K E S U C C ES S , Apr, 6— CiiairniHti MeClellan __ The United States proposed tosold the reorganization bill will (,„y ,|„. it .n . n* embly de reporl«d fuvnriibiy to the s en- r jfjr whether ronimunl^t pro>ecuale within Hie next few days. But |(|M i(f ,„,;pf r Iiri}inn) Mlndwenty ha njibl heraiine nf Hie trawd«l , | „ l|u Mg«rinn pear. Seunte cnlcndnr no guess enn tuj tnatle ns to when it will, ba «»n-( ,, R n|,„ ,,oul l K FFIN C JH A M . III., A p r. ft-l/P ) 1 . Congress Roundup The toll of known dead mnl r e ­ ported m icslug in Mm nation's •'soiul most Irn gie h o rp llal f ire was placed 1st li'j tnduy hy hospit nl o fficiul.i. | t hey said fdi bodies have la-en | ir r o v e ie d - Iw o till unidentified - | uml I I pei (ins are listed as m lss, mg In 'lu e sd n y 's f lic at 81, A n ­ thony's lltisp lla l. Attempt To EndBick■ ering Will Be Re­ sumed By General ; VFj - t ’ WEDNESDAY APRIL 6, I94f fid Are Known Dead! In II oaf. i l u I Fire V I. ,r./ rtt 'T*t ■ ' . :' THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Ike Cafli Armed Heads To KeyWest Meetingj i ■*>Wf/t ^$yt m ✓ Mr*' i rTST,*?*> • •[ .f} "’;ft' \.‘i r^' 'ft^->*bsMrrvT‘‘*.' . . H r :* • • : -,/*'**•.».*.*" z •'• • '•» * • , ■* r * ’ if*.* u ffo rls lo oppose TALBOTTS Kearney said lie was "gjud In [ -DRIVE-IN— . hear It." Kearney lidded: If h member nf Congress Is lot Wall i’liper • I'sin I emne lii’to and accept (be dictates Patalfts aa4 Taarrkaagtr* nf vi'icm ns nrganixnMmis and! • t n a. M IK IIN U SVKNt'R every other orgauixaMnn incltiding |L_ hiialiiess, taluir and farm Mien lie isn't fit In sit." Bcp. Muck (U llli put in Miat lie "resents pressure lactic*." Chairm an Rankin nrrusrd llavls *,f "attacking" hint and "raxiin g " Tnvlur. Now hcfnic tlie rnltimillee Is a new Rankin 1,111 In give $72 a Ui» *ai| em us month pensions at age lift In World W ar l veterans. T lie T H IN K IN G F E L L O W Taylo r Inul Item called for Ire(uteri Ihe tlmnny mi what the cost might !>c Hr argued Mint Congress nlinuld deride "Mic principle" that veter­ ans ore entitled to a pension and deal witli the coat question later. The rominltten session broke up Without any action. “Yellow” PHONE DEM ANDS H I'R R EN D ER NANKING, Apr, fl--(/|’t—The Red radio broadcast an editorial. Innlglil (Icmauitlng immedlatn sur-' ceniler of the Nanking' govern-1 ment. I 1444 24 Hour Service VKLLOW CAB CO. ' FcnnetfT prices PRE EASTER Continues Th* ILL t l l l l l Tractor More thin 75 dlffirent genuine Ditrborn implim*nti mike thli "the All 'Round Triotor"—m iki It more uaeful, ntot a versetile. Get e demonitretlon I •Then you'll agree It.doee more jobe FASTER, BETTER, CHEAPER, EASIER! SEE IT AT THE H H A C L B S O I L C O N S E R V A T I O N D A Y ," • t the Felkm eklp-Blbtlcel College • Sanford, A p r t H l f i W> ! J I r ppy to ahero In th is fo rw a rd -th in k in g , w orth w h ile project. �ft III Unity Thar# In Strength— T * Protect tha N u t at the Wot Id; To Praseeta tha ProfroM at Amorlro; To Prwiare Preapetily for Hanford. f&hv W a n t e d H&zralb • VOLUME XXXX 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 S A N F O R I) , F L O R I D A , Esta b lish e d 1908 TH E W EA TH ER S a n l o r d and vicinity—fair through Friday, with slowly rlein* temperature*. Light to mod* eralr variable mostly southwestern ly wind*. > : No. 163. A ssociated P re ss Leased W ire T H U R S D A Y , A P R I L 7. l» l! l NEARS SUCCESS Trum an O ffers New Farm Plan High Prices For Far­ mers, Low For Con­ sumers Promised In AdministrationPlan Tax Bills Will U. N. To Hold Wide-open Debates VFW Request H. H. B ennett, Soil Be Fed Slowly On Red Persecution Of Churchmen Pensions For Conservation Chief, War li V ets To Legislature WASHINGTON. Apr. 7 </!■> Thr Tiuttun Adminialratiun oller.-d a nrw faint program today aimed at giving cuniunifti a "real bleak" mi food prim and fainim a stable, (air inrotne. Il would u»e many nl llir rennuinic devices now employed by the government. But it would make a major change designed to put moir meal, milk, nther dairy product*, IA LLA U A SSEE Apr. 7—-(TP)— eggs and |xuilliy in rrlail stoics The Home Finance Committer was at lower price lag*. told today that Governor Warren S m rla iy of AgrirulUire llrannan is going to frrd hia tax bill* into the oullilird thr plan brforr a joint l.rgidnturr gradually. meeting of thr lloutr and Smatr Chairm an Simpson o( J r llr n iu i, Agricultuir Committees. It it llir who previously announced lie would Adminiiltation'i substitute for llir spomai the Governor's $5,000,000 Aiken Farm Law passed by llir liolel room levy, told hi* committee Republican ROlh Congress. The new program-like die pre- I troduerd by several individual tent one-would uie the mechanism | members. of government price nr income Reporting on a conference with guarantee* to farntari. the Governor yesterday, Simpson Hut unlike the prevent program, the government would not attempt ■ aid live strategy will lie lo pul to hold up, or put s floor under, "five or six of Ihe easier" tax b ill. market price* of fooda making up hefoie the Legislature first, give 70 per rent of the farm output. them public hearings, and "(eel Instead, It would allow price* tu move freely under the Influence* the way" lor the rest of the $50,. of aupply and demand. It now 000,000 program. "I’m going to be very friendly buya and hold* off the market enough of these food* to keep with the Governor and try lo give price* at farm guaranteed level*. bit program the right o( way," <■Ir ilm»n uf.blw supplies of moat Item*, price* would drop bMow Simpson-* Lading suirjmr'cr of prevent level*, The farmer* would Warren's principal opponent for get government payment* In sup­ the governorship last year- told plement money he received from the committee. sale of hi* product*. "If you don't like hi* suggesFor example, under the present lion*, the ri'*|Kin*fliillty is on ns." program, the government strive* lie *ald. to keep price* of egg* from drop­ Tin' tlnvernur »*ld yesioiilny ping below :ir> rent* ■ doaen on bill* lo put Into effect lo* 15 the farm. It due* thin by buying poll.I tax program ware a heady and removing from the market dinned uud ready In tie »ubunlted enough of the supply to keep pri­ 10 tin. I.egislnlure. ce* from going tielow till rent*. Hue major bill calling for leg . Under the new plan, the govern­ inlatiun recommended by the lluvment would not Interfere with the ernor wu* put Into the Huu*e to price movement. If price* dropped day, and *oni lo committee* f"i to 25 cent*, for instance, the con* Mimer would lie allowed to gel study. Hep. Tappi'r of (iulf lnlroiluei,d them ul that price, n statewide fire control bill spoil The farmer would get a pay­ sored by n Joint group, of forest ment from the governmailt cover­ industry leader*. The Cover nor ing the differenra between the asked the group* lo get together market price and the return which 011 such u bill lu bring ubout his Simpson Says Meas­ ures To Be Intro­ duced By Several Individual Members WT5d* Tll'l. new atipport awaiavni *y*l*m would wouhl Ins lived fur moat animal*, milk buiUrfat. cgg*. poultry, frulta and vegetahle*. The*rv product* provide iHren*fourth* of annual farm Inrnma. Th<* preaenl *y»tfln of auppnrtihir price* nf rmn-perlahahlo *ml alnral.le crop*-corn, wheat, other grain*, cotton, tobacco, peanut*, anybean*, flaxiecd, dry bean* and peari'.and wool-woitM I * kept. Thl* • xyxtcm provide* for government mrtiivil of the prlc#-dfpr«alng xiirplu* from *h«* market by mean* i (-••(.*«*« na r s a s Tare*) Normal TemperatureH Cover Moat Of U. S. .!■ ■■ - CHICAGO, Apr. 7—(W -S kle* i warn riear and temperature* about normal over moat of the country today. , , . 1 Tha rain and wind *tnnn Which whipped o w the northeaalern sect Ion of tha country (treat Lake*, i"aQey and near, t temperaVeaterda);' atateibWlUi war# In B II tha t |-5 Fort Worth, > f 81. i J top .Ml t im*. •X »W '"5LX, " Th e w e a t h e r igtCKKO N VILLE, Flaw April 7 if to u Chirm ,n “Ak ’« ,S» 4S I.A kt. M IfCF.SS. A|o 1 t l ‘i I hr I mte.l Nattiui* -leeium , oniim tlrc be.il down In tlri If n*, tin p iu te -l- |,„ ln .m il M i<lrir,| w ulr "pen General Av'rntlilv iM i.llr mi llir C m iiiiii Iii i I'I p o u r, uluui id t h illi ll nirn L r hind llir lin n T i i i I.m ii . the Hum Mil* tllil> ilillrie d .1 di.up drlr.il m llir i, lint m.t|oi chl.'dl will, tin* n punri i at# •hi* *prt!ig •rv-iou Ml III.- \- fill-Iv ^ irr.ln v tlu.i lb. (mil ........... . bly wlilrli npi'licil tin dm -tldrlVtl liy I 11*- \ •**! Iltld v UN Y So Tin* («*>( »u- on n i>.ini \o*. I il t ia«M . of i I l i i n i f a r i i i i i iiiu l H ill trnllau-llollviiin prop»-n| tlmi llir a*kcmldy JameH Franklin Dien in Went Palm Beuch James Franklin, formerly of Hanford, died on Monday In Went Falm Reach where ho haa resid­ ed for the past 15 yearx. He wu* a carpenter hy trade. He i* sur­ vived by tne widow; two son*, George ami Hen Franklin, both of Wext I’alm Beach; a daughter who reside* In Teiaa; and two brothers. The remain* will bo brought to Hanford on Haiti rday and graveaide service* will be conducted In U k e View CemaUry by tho Rev. W. I1. Hrooka. NO “BAUCM UT WAHH1NGT0N, Apr. 7 -< A 5 Tho Air Fore# sold today there has been no tangible evidence up to now that a foreign power ia tending "flying aaucora" otter the United Stale*. But, It added; "On the other hand, there I* no evidence to deny categorically aueh' a poatlMllty. ■■ ■ The A ir Fore# haa beta Invealigating report* 'o f strange, luminous objects shooting through the aklea at bstervala during the past several month*. "Many of the reported Incident* have been definitely determined to be etemrological balloons or na­ tural celestial phenomena," the statement said. f r C C H I l ? NAMLD WASHINGTON, Apr. 7—(AV Preeldant Tnunaai today nominat­ ed John Canon of Michigan to nil thr trial- Ilf |" i i c r t l i ' l l f i c - . I 'r J n i r I In taut tilt* I* In 4||jt Ctmuress Asked Broaden Bill To Aid Any Veteran Who Is Disabled I lie \ I W position w.is onlliurd beioir llir I louse Wtei.His l aim llilllrr bv <hll.il krlihlUU. leglsla lne lepirserilitlivr the i ommiller is >lUiMilrnng the uevs It,in L i ii loll to )i.iv $ 7 J a month ,H age ti> lo ev s riv li emeu ni W o ld W .i i I alone No provision i» madr lor n o n -srivu e so o u e ilrd . . , , r> , r. ^ „ dis.dolllv I'Clirtils lirlow llir ,iv.e >d Ii) . when total do ability vttnild lo p irtu o ird . \ ( ‘m l of til*- hill d .Ipplo'd lo selrian* of both 11.10 ha* lire ii rslo LAKELAND Am. 7 lni|Hir 1anie id the rapidly ex mated at $77,000,1)00,000 i n n the General Manager Marvin II. Walker panding soil ronseivaliun plan to next 50 years. of .. the Florida . . . Citius Commission . . the faiming. businr.* and industrial Kei, h.uu .aid CorigirM ...„hl not bcl cvci ||ir indiittiy ciit hr unilrd; ■ * * i , • » , " . Il,r , * , ' . mn 1 imirfMl* nl llo m U , ilirMtC^ umI i I v .......in ......... * pi eifttun k nil " O 11* legtsla mi) pr l,°* # * ) |,,»l night ill -i talk to heads of the Wmld Was I men and not lhn*r desprie the lnllernrs.nl Ihe c»n*|M ...... |,. s„,| Con.ervalion D a y ...... . dirt in these niatlris. ..I ........I Wat II II inillers. U. S. olid Slate Sod ( mi- K H i 'I i i h k Conservatimi Chief w ’i "e presented to the Co.nnns.mn | ............. u #m) Miwl' jss h u m i* in «li*alini; with vesln d a y an analysis ol the Irglsla- |lftI)rl(I(rll Iiy r S i |Juir> the,i t- 11r••I m»'i imincul *tiN*ihiiiIy rul Ii$K^ Mi »I * *)tiim»,iiil**»l hi I'fiilciiiii|{ live .unis of the Governor's citius , em region ,d rouservnloi of Spall M. I ill lit |•I •*$ III* f I*| full |M*MH||I| Ailviiniy Comuiiiier liaiu|iie| wu en in a n y \ i t c r u n , i * U*H 'I i aiihuiit S ( al Several srclions vv*ie i util ised 1 .1$ t , 55 hi* hliV *' h»*C'*IIM' |. i hy t h e M il,ulr Dav I IIUOIllll' 11 s1 I »««1 1tin hi" n l I v *llH « lih ‘il bill Walker said lie was nnl -it Is I ill i al d i e Mav( ill Inn Ms ill • i i i $m *1 I h u i i l a n iM iiih l; l.iikllig llir pnigratn will' Ii had L i p n p n i r l l t d r , d e i v , l i . l l i k e i s , I, i JM'IswIfIff )$'m r h r rtlh trtl f m i l l | V » iliaity giH.d leatllirs x X x I ha* llh y ei iiol mrlitiiillril ' ill S11 if Mil O l «. seed d e a lris. . , tn i7/i 1 lutri ^ R 0 T t M t? y £ I* 8 mi M F .V F IIS , A p r. 7 — (A 5 - h " ' 1" '1 J' Calliolir (Tmrcli In Hanford for ........... .. ! 'T flv,. year*, died unexpectedly Apr. " 7 , o ' f ' t n n ’ R r - K K J t r e a ....... r i ^ T S T ^ .r , ('•hiireh w lisis luv bn,I ecrveil us K' 1 conservation Job done pays ll.c farmer Ipaalor ™ pay* since June, 1041, when f*. he in "Cimaervntion ninny iliffi'rml ways. When l>< was stricken. Transferred In Fori Meyers hy the Most Hev. Joseph I*. Hurley, D. D., Hlslinp of the Diocese of Ht. Augustine, Father OTliortlnn was sucreetled hy the Hev. I', J. Donohue, present pastor nf Hi. Mary's, Horn on Jan. 20, 1550 in l.imrrlck, Ireland, Father O'TlIerilart completed Ida schooling In Lim­ erick, In 1004, ha entered Mini* grrt College, Llmarlck County, to study for tha prleatbood. Father O'Rlordan received the Bacholor of Arta Dogrea In men­ tal and moral Klence, giving him tha ohaaca to attend tha North American Collage In Rome In 1000. He was ordained In 8L John I.aleran Cathedral, Rome, on March 22, 1918, hy Cardinal Reephlgl, cardinal ptW t under the late Fope J'iu* X. He cele­ brated hi* 38th year of ordina­ tion this year. Ha want lo 8L Augustine In 1918 from Rome to become a curat* at the cathedral under tho late Bishop Kenny. Father ORlnrdan received hi* first pastorate In J91B when ho was transferred to Sanford after two years a* curat# (a tha Immaculate Con­ ception Church, Jacksonville. He set ved in Sanford until 1980. On Dec. 80 nf that year, Father 0 ‘Hlordaa waa transferred to 8L Petersburg to become the first resident..pastor of tha old BL Mary*a Catholic Church, built In 1918. Father O'Rlordan saw It . Pai»r*burg's Catholic population In* fitrni* the eonservotl.in way, In* uses nil his bind fur Its bi-l priiduetivi' purpose, gets better yiuliln fmiii en> b iii'ie mid npeist­ ing costs lire lower. All themi things hiIiI on to more farm Ineome, more buying power mill greater opporluultlea for tin* Continued on Page Fight , Vi ,;m m ' " ,l »•> «|w||||g | I*|k111II I lull's III Mil 11 Hennett, chief ol the nl ('onset vul ion Hcsvice I ....................... 0H C the f ., told -ernni-. damage Iwitig done in "l3i i*ro*i(nit tn n NpiM'ch ililn IIHl|nllfK |t| tin- Mimldiiiil M unieipiil A Ah h,,,,• • uio-ie lliousiiiol- gotlieied 'l i c r l r Ho,I .................... . InllidturiTH, Iru i'lo ri uni) I'thei kin d- ul m m lrru farm ni**hiio ry • I'Olinued to |ierform tile nnraete uf converting H85 acre s of raw mol unusable land a t tha F e l ­ low ship H ih llral Co lleg e Into u m odem ami s cie n tifica lly planned I-itin In one d ay. In. paid tribute i.- i hi* ilein rm -iiatio n of A l i e n . mi e fficie n cy sod c iv ic cb opera lieu w lili-li )m«I made Ibe Sm i 1 •Il ■•nation Dll) iio-Bihlv. " Ii is an in sp irin g fig h t” , lie nnl, "to see ■" limriy fu n n e ls , iiic if hunt*, b u sllirsf and |irnfes miml men, enniuiiinit) lead ers, no.I c llu e n s m nil w nlkf of life i , ig e iher, u i >mi ate here le d a y, I >., I In- -ide |*ill posi uf d elll"le-lllliing how we i mi conserve and lie , l.irm g ih.,| lb,- i n m d I d m ake Ibe In'tt! Of,- nf mn bnsie II 'lin e uf pii'din llv«> land and nl .ill g ir.il iiiilmn, ta il be li.im 't h ir d ly In llir <un i- m in I ■ 11in < i m n f iili" llie inildli'. our MH'iely n>- n 111 llli’lt .lgllcullllr.il I,Mill', ill*' Itrv Rise And Fall Of Nalions Depend On Use Made Of Land l-nulllt <d lie ol .Sonlll I Ini Moriu'eu Temple illnl iln nil nl.i. lotl.iy told llinUMIIll' nl panplr slot minstrel east. Unhiding ■» .I' l lolilril ,|| ill,- "Mil,II |e | .Mill no llie funnel N-1 V-i1 All Jvl.ltlnl1 uunibei of noted former pmfe* eioiuil enti'i'lalniTs, will uppein till! llir i(in«rrv.itioil <>l llie mu ill Hanford again when llie gnmp frolii JiickfuliVille, III eii-uperiill"ii i , id vprd.il illlptitliiUi r It* Moildii with llie Hanford Hlirilie * ‘lull, bet nine llir rdiiliu'iv of litis stages a m inistiel show for llie i, batetl prrdoimii.ilith on bellefll of llie Heniilmle llig li dllluir, Hiliind Hand al the High Helmut iil. »|.lle ■, III, llir -Ippirt ,l.'blc i i ,|, lie Auditorium mi Saturday night. |mxil> of in ltim lyprA nl ^111111**1 Apr. 2.1. at H;(H) o'elu.k, A fler expenses me paid pro­ 111 I Inriilsi". Iir iln iiir r d , "nui ic**! > l4:"mill 11 itrtf tin I "mi* I'm It* ceeds will lie divided equally tie Iwen the Hanford Hlirilie t'luli and Morocco Hlirilie Minstrels. All money derived by the local Hliriin Gluli will U* donated to the lliwh j T | | p | i u | | i | | iVut'hvrH In (st'orifia Hclioul Hand for utiifurmii. The Hand still awe* $l!.t»H:t mi il'oallsa** (Is !'■*• C lakii Cost Of Farming Reaches New Peak, Farm Agency Reports 4,,platie from the Jq ,„ul |c [n l*S'"l ( onsrn alum Dav that fully |.(r|j Jf, lvp|f, o n r fmiilh o l all the n o p l a u d m m „, , | llln p jo m im lari o | llir t inted Slates i» being (iilically Veieiun ,■ n die Farm Training damaged at a iapid rate hy etiition In--,", from Semlnola, Voluale and that at least anolhei 115,000. Hoioti i, l.nkc and Osceola coun­ it,'- piiiviiled labor for the pro­ 000 ,n ir, less irtioudy damaged ject. imgiiii'oti'd try workers rewill have |u be piolrrlrd by I '170 l>i,•sentin,, taim machinery comlo keep hum being ruined com panics D 1 [l1 W F Fills, president plelrly ,,f tbc i"uiuiciciul Hunk and Trust I ’omlmg <>ut that tlic la ir ol ' "nipiMii ot Deals, and president* population ui< leave i> >udi that eleci of llie Florida Hanker* A*ahotil H,400,(HNI additional acres -'.'lotion, mud,' u tulk from tha speukri'i stand on "Bankers Take id land are needed each year lo to .Moil CniiM-rvulfon Farming."' utrrt the loud ifipnrciiieiitt of an In ni ex|,res*i(in of appreciation expatulmg populatton. Mr. Bennett to nil who made tho project pos­ ■aid that il erosion continue* we sible, llir Hev. It. Alton Bradley < ileelaii'd Iiiul llie Miracle Soil ■■••V »«un le.n i a tune when we Day project had provided an «B, w,l> ,\,e uni,l,,r '.*' “‘J'selves. diiwuii'iit romparabla to none *var ' Hnll rOH^rirvotitin pmvUlrH thr l>efore given n school to youag. solution tfl this nrohlcm, he Ic The speaker ■ were Introduced d a re d . And w hile hundred of t>V Jack Hnllgntt. Morocco Temple ()i‘ Jacksonville Wi l l aa • , I II 1IrniV t ..mg n.ecrcdll „ee,i o f f„r.»er. f !(,ive Minstrel llercfc i IIll-Ini|i |n>i opal Diinrvr lung tci with rcpiivun'iit Ni iib'il l« I In' inm-m-i'd ...... mn o'!_si..., _____ _ J. i ................ , he Key. James O'Rinrdan, | ft'"" " • '" ‘'rv .'.ltoo K v c y kiml "f FO RT J '* thousand, gathered line lo. MlllC e ....... . | „|,| r Bishop Loutiit Tells Importance Of Agriculture lbs chief nhjt.lM.ns appeared, "letch...... . I.ewspape,. .adinsand V* i n a n \*InH(i HI I III It’ll, *MNilhi I III he .......... ....................appoint «imjv -ml ihismgh 'l.nr itv. ih(*’< list's I lill Willi f*t* |i»'lirl)t, loll new Citrus Commission j„|y | H.ambei. ol (on.me.sr and ...... m*»l ili«* \x 1 11| |l» | >*■11 *•I»t . wn«a«| t fiuii*rii.t th K* ti111• 111 )ii 11|n■ I .to .el up llure different dale, ls.fi* Ini......................... .. ....... tj i SflitlHIiril (111 1'im** F imIH i H omlNiirtl On i f v . i l l i i n . U»' mil Itll-lllrs- I lo'lping vvlu ll it slocks tlic < ,-iipiiii'iil, fi-r lib/' i, limestone, r-eetl, iiiul iilbei out* leriiils neeibsl lo gel tin' jut' 'l"oe, mill innkes |lii-ni uviuliilile to I iiulowners, he stuleil, lluoker ...... > Soli l.m .riuliM '1 .Servile told Airplane Pit....... Service of Zllt- 0" Dux Hie*' ^,r* ,H M im m » hv 1 00 o'clock this afternoon liner ipi.uteis of tlie 365 acre farm Sad been ilr.u n j, prepared, plantrd and sredrd. giving every inaicatioA that tbr entire project would be finished l,v sundown. One-Fourth Of All U. S. Cropland la Being Damaged By p . Earth Proposed L a w s ' E x p a n s i o n Of T o A i d C i t r u s Conservation I s Are E x p l a i n e d Sought B y Buie United Backing For Committees On Soil Legislation By In -1 Day Honored With dustry Is O utlined Banquet At Mayfair li\ W ILL AHI) CONN A L L Y Die Miracle Soil Conicrvatioi m o jn i. which wa* running • little behind s, hrdolr this morning, pick­ ed up ...... . around nocm and A vtrram of automobiles cantinuril in and out of the airport area, runways were jammed and juiumolulr license tag* showed ' minis horn almost every itala m llir union. Spectacular techniques ware . . . l,*e*l b* hum up the work. ProjKt D e p l e t i o n \ „ 11. J * a, ,e area wai seeded , , , bv airplane with IVnsacola Bahik Josef Cardinal MuoUri’iii v m* Hun­ p u r l d n ' p int A it ■11 .ili in Ifo liv lM ii WASHING I ON. Apr 7 t/l') gary and 15 iMutexiuiii .Irigyinrn l»rii|if>Mii. I In \rtri.in - id I uirign W.ID i .ti­ In Bulgaria. Tin* voir »u. n to Sai*. n i I • i< ii ii Minister 2, with Iran abstaining. R iim>Iu ■Inktili \ Mnlih if* i ti .i Ha »| 11nti ll,I on ( ongicM today to no lode and Poland catt the urgutivr n i t x iiliit Hi *I if it I in !*;«• I K l f t l Ill'll Wtold W.n 11 veterans hi .mV vole*. Hid III ptovidr oinie p t 'ih m Mi** h in i nm f It-iHfiitilt'il P»‘ i i m i »ii I Tin* Dulled Slate* -uggcsli'd Mii til Nuiril tin li(iiar I l»rl Ilb i1.il heuelll* U") “aid whether he I* levhL.nl I be ^ mea*uri‘. Hep. Melvin of Kant* ltu*u In­ troduced u bill (hut would rtipiLrc all inlbllc official* and employe* mid rill officer* of non-profit r»rp ll nBtlaue,. ow !■*■» HI*IH> art K u r i.it l S, Raps Land Erosion To Three Q uarters Of 385 Acre Farm Fin­ ished by 3:00 P. M.: 50,000 See Miracle S lr ik t 1 ATLANTA, Apr. 7 id’) A Iriivi'-the-classroom campaign of teachora protesting refusal of vi.i'T" to hike school funds gum • d headway today. w lo d e , bie* .........lore, u an v 11n I sta k e enduring nod le-pon- It 'iin lliiu n l on P ag e Might) S a n f o r d Picture To Be Published In KyvSo Service inmie ....al ^ doeJ piclore ....... ............. Hanford* u ,|| |l(. H|«|*n |,y M|(»ihhim)h uf pen $M1* MiroiiKbmit five ntatKurl lIlKgirdiulhuni, chairman "f the Fuels thunmltlee, said today. That pieture i* ..tie showing the world', lurgesl crawler tractor "viTsliadowing wliat may !••' Die world's Hiiialiest tractors. Both were used in helping to rcntaki.' tin- .'iHr.-acro farm of Aldersgatu 1 niversity hero. llie photogra|di will appear in H >so News Service which goef lliggirdKitham said, to alt Htand u,d Oil Company customers In Hie five state*. i'rotest meet lugs Were culled m sections of thu state by teacher*. They went ahead in llie face of warnings hy stale offi­ lllgglnbotham's Job for Miracle cials tlint salaries would he le Soil Conservation Day was to get lined for uny llllle that service gusoline and diesel fuel for all the </l’)—The roll of buying .and equip­ was not. rendered. trad nr* and power equipment, vim ions WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 ping a (arm uf ad-tpiatr iu c it .il a ircmd level, llie Agriculture De­ Governor Talniadgn urged the lug or small. partment said today. Farm prodml prices, on llir other hand, are atmiil teacher* not tn lake such drastic Standard Oil Company guve tho action, 15 ;ier cent below the record rrnchrd in January, 1948, l,7M) galnn* of tllenel oil, all that "The pvuplo of Georgia," lie was needed for equipment using The Department said the pmr of land, machinery and other ci|uipment I* higher than ever before.#-------------------- ------------------- said, "are In sympathy witli the that type of fuel. Tile 1,700 gallons And it said farm operating easts, (or high cost* and lower prices, school leachera and their sltuu- of gasoline and the Httfi gallons of for the most part, will continue net Income* will be sufficiently I }[•’"* Any llt-conildered action hy . trai.,nr fuel were given hy Gulf high again thl* year, although a high, tha ugency aald, to allow I ,lu (W »*ra would do them more (,t, Company. American Oil Comfew coats— notably (hut of live­ many farmer* to Improve their I h*rm than gijod over it !"•'*, pauy. Orange State Oil Company, |,'”rin,| " f ,lm" land Seaboard Oil Company. Hig stock feed—will he lower than financial noMtlons. positions ginhuihain said. last year, Farm wag* rates, after ad­ KAHLY NAMKD A* a result, the cost to the in­ vancing *lx p*r cent last year, WASHINGTON, Apr. 7-H/1Vdividual farmer will bn uffected may decline a llttla In *ome urea* Cresldunt Truman luday nnmliiatKIHKNIIOWKR OPTIM ISTIC by tho type of farm he I* operat thin year, the Department said. ed Stephen T. Karly* lung lime KBY WKHT, Apr. 7-lA'T-GenIng. ing. Whit*' White livestock freslcr* feeder* may maj Pricea of stedn may average furniur Whit* House secretary, to eral Dwight D. Klsenhowcr, who do Iwtler than a year ago, other slightly lower. Lumber price* may lw Undersecretary uf Defense. will tonight greet the Joint farmors probably wilt he faced b* down 5 tn 10 per cent, tint Karly. (10, 1* now vice president chlufa uf staff of the armed force* with higher eoats. other building material* are ex- of the Pullman Camnany and of said today he la "optimistic" alvoiit For the country as u whole, pacted to remain at present high its manufacturing affiliate, Pull­ world affair*, farmer*' total coat* may h« levels. man, Inc. lie i* a Washington re­ Kisenhower, now recovering around 8 per rent lower than last. Reporla indicate, the Depart- sident, from a stomach ailment, *aw year, tha Department said, ment aald, that taxes on (arm proKnown to thouianda uf news­ newspaper new* for tha first time The Department aald (arm costa perty Increased agafn In 1948 for men aa "Steve", Karly waa the since his arrival Mar. 28. Tha lav behind both rising and de- tha fifth consecutive year. Fur- elna« confidant and nrea* sec­ Joint chlefe of ataff arrive In lining (arm price*. that increases are considered pos- retary of tha late President Roose­ Key West tonight from Washing­ Deeplto tha current prospect* slhte this year. velt. ton. Ilmii< md nt automobiles iirta m •d into the Sunfotd M unicipsl \ n p » il tlie um ining filled with ipcct-tliiu who r jm r to witness liu u dti ',1 ol it,id n tv (oaring it! .Mill'll -I, llir I IM | M liadr Soil ( Miiiei i 4 hnn I),iv p ro g u m in thr h(*l“it >-l I t'-nd-i got o il to a iuc■ r - - l u l 'tu t -it dawn under c lc ii ik ie s and -i smiling m n on ihc IH 5 .M ir lias I id A h icrtg aU U nisermly. At IH to . . V u l R K. Wilhcifll. di'l.nt i "ii'cis.ilmn iiHicer. *i)im.ilrd llir s imsii .it orally 50,000 pci (on- Long b u r s s■ I automobiles weir p.itkrii nil llir rait-wcit and imilli »r>t -iiullie.isl ismwayi, and lliiiu, mil' Ii id sollrstrd 111 lhr vis nut) of tlm ftvh pool operation in lssren lhr r.s>l wrvl runway and Gnlilin Lake .n hullsiorco and drag line tuasliiiirty i iiird high mounds ol >oil wlm Ii loisi hrrn rxiav itrd III! till' | Mllll till the npprouclles to the alrporl uu I"mobiles, crawling bump­ er, extended for over a mile long, and Marion Harmon »f Station W rill! i ,'p,'vts'sl Mint licili.se tag* revi'uli'd aiituinohiies arriving friun rtf, -tales und 4t) Florida counties. I ruffle wos being ably linudlcd l,y Hints.' Highway patrolins'ii, iislsted hy members of the Stinford I’nlics' Department and *he Hoy ScoutI'hi* mil) event In tour the de­ velopment- "I tlic morning w tl tils- collapse "I lug lugged L*S Jacobsen, wlm at lO dtl this morn­ ing huccumt'cd to sheer exhauxlion anil waa mshed to the ho*pit ill, For over a week he had been working day uml night on tha Miructu Day project, lie was re­ ported tu resting comfortable at 'Ji.'IO this afternoon, panorama of action con\par»bla to u military campaign could ha resin in all direction* as tractor* roared and ploughs and farm ma* chlnery furrowed the toll. A company of 4U National Guard** men, equipped with walkl^talktoj, eitd/tunder command of CapL sdar.j P. N tfiN Land Lieut, Kader,/' llie#It five tn tents pitched ne operation. A srmty stood oy'guar umler the Flag which htfd he«l raised ut dawn, lendingyw military aspect to the scene. Ill addition, tha 37tir,Contmua cation Squadron of the Army Air Forca under command of Cap). W, S. Adams, arrived with field radio pickup In a Jeep, ready to hold broadcast report* from all sade tlona of tho big area for relay hy Htatloua W0RZ, Orlando u i WTRR, Hanford. Robert K. Wltherell, dlatrlat consurvutlonlst in charga of #MM* tlons, reported that evarythlu was proceeding smoothly and Mt cording to plan. R. F. n n g . chairman of tha 8*minola Soil Conservation group tatl (I'aailaase re«* M (tl) ■ ' _ M___________ ____ _________________ L ! A 7| V '* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ab108e4e5bb731a70503ad28430fbd40.pdf 0def432e5b15a320a4c547965be9ead0 PDF Text Text TUESDAY. APRIL. 5. l« ff THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Crowe Captured Acheron Speech WABK’NOTON, Apr. S—(JP)— The Senate Foreign Relation* Committee today denounced the trial* of clergymen In Hungary, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria ae a violation of "fundamental human freedom*." The cnminlttee called for * atrnng proteat In the United Na­ tion* or ‘‘by whatever mean* may he appropriate." The retoliitlon w*» approved In the place of other* whlrh would have put Congiea* on rerord an condcimdng the trial* hut would have omitted mention of the prnte*l through the U. N. During the pa*l aeveral week*, inomher* nf the Senate and Home have Introduced various reaotuHon* rnhdemnlng the prosecution* of Cardinal Mlndarenty and other rhuri'hinen hy the Communistion trolled government* in t lie three countries. (Ovarian'** ProM~Pag* naet addreti, but It w»i on Mar. .11 that the search really began to narrrow Crowe checked nut of the beach hotel on Apr. 2. paid his room rent through Apr. t and eald he would be hack. An attendant be­ came susplcloue and ealled Stuart. Meanwhile, the FHI waa watching him. He drove to Dayton* Beach where John Edgar Hoover, FBI chief, «aid he rented an apartment Saturday under the name of Rich­ ard Karr of Sparta, N, J., and proceeded to apend Ida time In bar* and lounging on the lieach. However, he parked hi* Chryeler on a downtown parking lot and locked It up. I’ollro hrennte suspicious of that and railed Ht. Augustine official*. The Fill took up a watch through­ out Daytona Reach. I.a*l night, aoveral FBI agent* recognitril him and followed him Into p har. They weie Joined there liy a member of the Daytona Reach police department, Hoover mill Hoover Mid Crowe readily ad­ mitted hit identity and admited inking a large *mn of money frnm the hank. The t-PU official laid they re­ covered If, 1,798.8.1 from a atiltcane In Crowe'* po*ae«*lon. PRE-EASTER SPECIALS WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY - APRIL 6 & 7 PIEC E’GOODS On* table Aitorted Rayons, Cotton*, Mixtures, value* to 3.98 yd. ClosAout M e yd. LADIES* DRESSES Symphony Crepe Print In a beauti­ ful array of color* and pattern*, value* 289 yd. By Nan Carson, Special | .93 yd. beautiful quality Striped LpKtaliiturc Opens C h a mTubby Tub Seersucker end Stone­ cutter Cord* In color* of green, brown, blue, gray and orchid, value* 1.29 yd. hray. Seven other C Of C Dinner * t y 1* * heildes the one shown In Now H t yd. site* 12 to 44. vllle "tore a name. then (|1Py Stuart told the r III what he had ni„nll(,r found. rouraglng to II On Apr. I, Crownpurchanrd a Kittle*, light gray club coupe Chrysler "A* far n* from the San Marco Motor* of St. I h u r , »|muld I Augustine. He bought It under the 1(,4NPIInH| |,P„IH name of John It .Stevens, gave a „r worn* it „„ „ Ml*ml sildre** and paid rash. ! flaed Income i Hr identified himself a* a sale* i.nough nmney man, llr* of life wl Crowe then dropped from sight, („ ,.,)1Plld pint hut by this lime hi* trail w*» gelf(„ HrMlt tine narrower and more and more Governor 'V* official* were on tha watch for similar view* o W arren’tt Speech ^ Topper Oebardlne, 44" Gray, Gold, Brown, Belg Purple, value 2.49 yd. Special J.95 Special | .49 yd. Butcher Linen, printed color*, value 1.89 yd. and Spaclal | .29 yd Small table lengths Remnants and short R e a d y to g o m a n y p lace* f o r th e f\ Ml** 12 to 20 exj LADIES’ BLOUSES LADIES’ PANTIES White washehle Celan#** materiel In tailored style*. Site* 33 thru 38, regularly ,1 98 Spacial | .00 pr. Now V2 Price be fenced by next Oct. 1, the rn»t of constructing roads." "Appropriate laglelatton i|*in*t 1 Repeal of the lax on gasoline Cotnmunlem." ; used wholly for farming and Creation of a system for con- \ fl*hlog " tral purchase of Rtate . supplies. Enaclment of Id* Cltlien* AdA law prohibiting masked or vlinry Conunlttee program for hooded persons frnm gathering or regulation of the citrus fruit inparading on publlo afreets and duslry. property, i "The must stringent anll-wa/ A statewide reforestation pro -. ter pollulon law*." tram , with empheiia on fir* con- J Kxenaion of unemployment comfrol." . peniatlon to the worker who it .'" A e|vll eorvlce law, with cm- nut of a Job because of Hints* A hull - on protection of (Rate The worker now tnutl Ire "able employees from political pres-land willing" In work to draw lUf* and coercion.'' Jnhl*** benefits under present rrm o R M S GIRLS’ COTTON PANTIES Orl»p white C'l'lrrn »r#r#ueker, porlin, or hroedclo'h *•!!* *i% -Ivli'd for offieteney. Ex­ cellent for Nui»»*. Maid* or Reauty Shop operatic*, . , regular 198 value. Slit* I to 18 In whit* and flesh pink, regular S9c Special J.9S Special | pr. |.00 BATHROOM SETS LADIES’ GOWNS AND SLIPS Chendlu Rug* and matching lid cover* p*«le1 *hade« l.aily Christina •pisllty. Special Lace trimmer! and tailored styles, regular 3 9.1 re lues | ,!M set Special J.U* eeeeeeeweeeedeeeeeeet MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS Short sleeves, bright eolere and patterns. All ill** and a real buy at MEN’S SUITS On* rack of Seereucker and Bedford Cord*. AM waehabl* and cool. Model* Regular, Short*, Stouts, and Short Flout*. Cheat else* 88 to 50 (not all ■lies In all modala), CloMOtft 11.69 MEN’S SLACKS BOYS* SLACKS Fine quality nit wool gabar­ dine in Bering nml Kuminor weight* Tun, llrown. Green, Gray, \Vnl*t lire* 28 thru 44. Regular value* IK Ml and 19.7S ALSO MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS In n*a{ or broad atrip**, neck ilia* 14 to 18. Value* to 4.50 material* and gabanltna* with that holding quality In Tan, Blua, Solid* and Chwke age* 8 to 18. 8.95 A 7.85 value* Special ELGIN HELBROS BOYS’ WASH SLACKS G O TH IC JA R -P K O O F Broken elite In Sanforised fa it color ma terlali. Value* to 4.88 flB 'L /A N C B CkraAont | . 9 8 Two-tone two-piece Sanforized end-on-end Auit at one little prloe KtyWhltnty, iwied l# /ti you IN m m ' ■ W ru n the BOYS’ COWBOY SUITS One tone of itripes Mends Into solid tone of plain In waitt-hu|gin|, pephtra flaring jacket, Plain tone In slender skirt. A fina Sanforised Awondala ■. Shirt# ol bright rad, trouiera of Tan at Green Twill Waehabl*, sanforised add NEW SPRING NECKWEAR Nica selection of Men’* tie* valued to 1.60 Rpeelal g g c c h a m b ra y . Grey, Maroon, B«i|e. 4 S £ » s » iS 2 •* m m m L \ % • •• . \ t \ ” ' x ' .% * 1 ’ I# . V . i Jb. Special J.B9 �* ' * * * •" * f * - l Section Two 1 Section Two AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER volum e xxxx ' E*taM!?hH tans pasture Building To Be Major Part SANFORD The Miracle of Soil Conservation O f ‘Soil’ Program P a lm e tto . 0 T o B ru sh F a rm in g jvSchool Teacher I O u t l i n e s Needs j For Conservation'i l nt Use U se S tre sse s Of O u tlin e s C n r t - '- r v d t i D n Soi! Day’ Cited A s Illustration Of Cooperation ^ e t-d s ' 1 1 UfWAII If. Apt Hr MAI I'll MASSAM From palmNint nrirl brush In im­ proved pailut# sod . . tha*'» " t r of the mirad#i lira* will be per formed here Apr. / on Mua'I# in W ise ! 1 lCnwmrr**<4- -r--- B h f, in p sse r. M u ;,u ii/H h o n s m m ___ . if---- A nd I^ef HT~ni.HU Pingt -mi ........ *I **|if *ig|) | I'. It \ l I'll HASS \lt In idtiiti'in In i IImi tins inrias* in,: pul'Ii' .(trillion In the in* I'lirt in, r ,f rnn.FMing *11 n tlur.il icinurie. tn the 'il.itr. the Mu.scl* Con.ei* tlton D u ichrrluletl Thun il.iy, mi ll.r l,**n* nf the Fdlnwihip Uil*ll* ,*l t olleitc Sinlnid. I* * iiiiiri' tiiMn ii 4 ti l t I 1111»|r ■l \v «|| 4« fmit| r till*ft#o «•% ’If4*|VtIFV in h i m ) j ell lltlfJin ai #* » U.pvr 411 t»**t fli# St 4t| e11 rs( 4 pirtffiiMttnl ftifiiPM Aimimi, KnV ! » tlMiqlit Itnm fit# M»*sufl» ol J pifllV tfioH’ii fVfrt r|*M R r i d ,1 pvinrip-il n| th# lf»» «l R#N#ai» I I* 1 lllfdltlM hfMl| ( IrtM Hflll |»14<|tf*4 ivIm # JlP j (M# ** firs | HI *»' ri ItifFp V*4M lit* hrfl j 1^11 i*tl( MlflVflUllfHI #*I *t»*| «| 4# I f t Irt »tilt*ffFfg ttfbfM flfU JP*41fIf | Soil Day. NO. 161. Assooinled I’rr.os I.t-uss-tl Wirt C lc ,ir w ,f(c r I n s t » it r - t f.a n rl B e ( ’o n v r r t e f l T n D a iry FLORIDA, TUESDAY. APRIL, o. 1943. , Became mmli of tbe Fellowship A l i c a l College latm i» bed suited 10 i r a n e i , cloven, ami oilier |e l. run: ilnrui.eil is in out*t.indinq gurnet, patlute building will be a e»-inip|e ol 1 Oi.)iC|,,l|VC rflm l major pari of tbe toil and w ain Mole lit.in l" littsitiess, iiiilmtri.il, conservation |ob in be petfmmrd mil iiv n oi 41mt 11ion v nl , »iitr..l rlo ti'l, h >t|* mi , I tnil ilrltin u on the JOU-etcrr fsim between tun •<“I* i I ' l*i*l ,m| St *tc *gct*cir, up and tun-down Miracle Day Of enurte vnu can’t expect t» *,**,tm^ it. .citing ii|* Mo* tee palmetto rnveieil land change i Mtmpf m In t h# it tiii j v Utl* *o«| y n.t >).»i *|i.o, .*inl ,*if g.iiiif pi Mi* one-ila v tn gins*** ami l isiiri i»f th# viith 4»g f 4lit! . ill ..ol i« i.,,ke *1 Mir hifg-tl Isgiimes grated by cattle. That Muni in * •! hu Canttsi l lotnfa. hr * #|lf I|4||M »tM »GljH -i| f#A» 1N#f 1 l § M time. Hul when Miracle Day tfl To peif Min this m olern sgit .prll *«i«t III lltltpl# IT over, tha teed, ferllllier. and cultural Miracle," which ordlnsr ilmatlone In m*V* good pastnr* flifif '|#p#m|pm f nn th# • IIV lequhe, finu nr five ye,,* to will be In llie cleared and well tsIt# ill# nl It11 »#%Hli»« #A sccnmpllsh. n.-ex 700 "on thi Farm prepared tnll 4f’*t il»* V*dt I Mm ***»*'# t, Ita'uli-g til '-etersiis sr«* .lopatIn nine different (leldl, ranging ft»»t ifl rl'tllip litis V*H<t it " i d J O'K Ilii-p Ip sssisl with th# Jobs. •ji tire frmn 15 lo 20 acrei, Im­ Thf tt»fc fIf 1 1 . 4**f! J '•M" !r«n!i * firm machinery dealers proved pastures will be planted Isftw% if Psn4*|l *i 4, t 'wittl, 4od 4't • ftnm all er tha *t*te are fur aa men and machlnet carry out that Iif**-I*a11 a•4*4% H'vas 1 •'itdilng trictors and iricer* fr*a *f.nt ft , pari nf (he romplata farm aoll * l 11 4 |s » I j*11 w*»j* 11 -*f M*« h *•Mi*i *i la■I * *Is» fist'! M»**f*' 4% lift} Ollt J t -*n»t I. the ,:o!!»g# l.t. i and water cnnttrvatlon plan work*♦ *m fll ^'1Is • I "li'l'itpti Ii*»f5'i »*1* 41 }); -.If Ill'll l>* r fidhii t t»4*»■*»If Fi*ay yif |* .»>.1 I. Th* hard working committee f ||rgit* •*»> *.» ■.♦•-.ys if h |li|I 11 »*.», fit* ■>*. » ad out hv l.e* Jacobten, U. 8 . Is i t . ) »l.r •iv Jar tin (Cirdiir.ct jf Kd H'.ggin*. Ol! rontervallon Service technlhoys | **r| I"*I ftlf %ivtt* £! t !« l iqmf titrf |i*fef f# m . -sgt-r 'f t1;# 3emtP.ot« County ^ Fhototb? Soil Ccntervjtion SarMee. A r t assigned to the Seminole Soli I<1 * ft! «••• l|r|» gi*’jj f !*»»••■ ' !■imbt-r '* r.smmarc*, .ire burning Conservation DMrlct. Altogether, ♦-i tin aitfiftv Top ptetun- »ho'v» seem-.. on the farm of (hr Fellow,hip Bib" M ' d •••: inig'** ••#!*» tn g»t thn ffiant there will he lf>5 acre* nf paiture Mi* )M| ^f <|F* ^ \ , g t \ iSh acre farm 'it Sanford# Aren will K tri'a* f urt -• I* t 1 s .np-atlon ' • v.-t for the big Miracle I II * 4 »* r | lr*'4s f»‘ i Colin D Munn. State Corner- iidnptfti pisturc gri«$C!i on Thursday rtt the "nr d iv S '• do.. Ferttlliar sn.d materials arc 1*** vationist for the U. S. Soil Con­ i ,no%*rv'gfinn Day Bp|<vv picture nhow* land of wood** riV't*# tha 1 I ■*f If *• r1f If'11» I '* ♦I*! bemg fur' ‘.kvd fr»« of oharge by . i i in «* riti V * yI*1 . Hi 'Of!' servation Service at Gainesville, lt(1, lri.,.(VM, t(lt, on^prv.it'on treulwcnt*' hnsihass i : ••.-, -o over tho state ifl>»st*f *II 4I f. f 1|l**if II# »■-44r i. taid that Improved pstture it the As t •- r day approaches Mr. *i 111*, lod t *!l* he»t use for thousand* of Florida v. i hi* Chief of Oparat rql ♦Ii* ,», ,1 a 1 acre*. “What you will tea Apr. 7 I' ’* " . at * 1 . .1 * *.1 *<.>• w th e r a i! of the V S J I ft*1 . *M'tl >4f »»» S ' 1 ,fOff at Sanford It typical of the good * ., , 1..., >•• all. 1 I1 1. ,r Is,III* • •1 ' -M - . i i ,i ■ .-scr.ntlon Service, art• n .) in*ii*-I *'tst i * 04R pastures our technicians are help 4 1 .1 , *f a * * 1 . , >1,, . J. 4 1 *1 **.14 1* . ii i. 1i imped hv ion, dtstOtiOe |ii;f pl.vnff 4*4 M ol mg farmer* to establish In Flori­ t» Pi*- f i ) i • ^ T -» i ■. **■ • ■'cpt-.'-.B m l telegrams f r o m !-• •» ••• «• * ,i r 1 1 It , fit . gr motit i fi'c* VM*»,ns'V flf ( n ’s II farmer controlled soil con­ f .vantinp, to Jonato U. I . 1 1 •-*1 P . i | f l»# ..-i \ lb. l e i of rtup. | r L I 't’lTIf * hH T4 servation dlttrlet*." o- rtain, n itt-rtais “ Some 'v,. hava . II a. i »... . 1 . , .. i ... » l i r f P**of |»id t’f*♦ * l?hj .|sa«^% 4 1 . 1 J |i> l - i t r n «\SSAM Here’s a quick look at the dif­ "i I l I n l e i X.il Ml ' to tell that it Is too late *0 get •* OH* ♦f'e f fr*f,*s f'4rf VUT I I *M. ferent kind* of Improved pastures, [ j ti c n;ji:-f Is*!!'* "I M” *clr 'otl I in .rr.it!.'" ~ l *l!r MlOU y f l s u worked into the pro* t h: v • o« j i ’ f f * * * d t !' * m . 5 h * w k »( #l», ' f i 1 ; * 1 and how they will he established ib.u btbltijl C d l t . ' > i*l ' <-ir * **••* m i ' i.tnl '-d ..*11 *> added the ..... ssam." Mr Itiggitts iaid■ I>vl t c t ’.ih> s»..*»trd by the l ’ > Sol! i «,, -| I j[*t >•* *l»■’* M irada Soil Contarvatlon Day 1St*j >"**jl. v.' ’ -. . . ! i il:. Tj take c.irc ol tha estimated ^ _ __ .F ■*** 11 * »j if*I... Ih. Serv*?.. t'l^a • 4 | ! »1 (>n* - J’ j after the land Is well prepared; feminine touch, the Isdie* .re u.ing the »ime t'-'hr'-i"* lei*ned by C'.nservitjon ,!*!S. .'ha!r ::•:!: ' “ ■ ’ !•!:•!, Day fhat man'*. board if £o'l tonsf rvst’ir D '.’rict bre r hv i.5T h,i Field 2, Pangola f r a i a on 30 vemen centune. ijo and still pircftced in this Atom s*e "?ha* ' rid bigg«»t *• » • r .>tj«r!rtr c.■mm"' ..lid'. i him , Suparmi-'*. v*’*cce *» s * '■ # r s , sI C!1. ,*t tW L' aerts: Seven and one-half tons of heart ii won ihioujh hi» Momic*’" ,.-h: .< ■" hr uh.iwn in .. :th the 1u*S -* * i **tr.K f!'ai u;a* on Apr. 7, Cavay Ream*, of the 4-8-6 fertiliser and SO ton* of .- .r IS.t'Tfl pe u rl,. ’-s- » Under the leidenhip if Silly Mero V /d lr.n . .ft-irney, who <,0.< *', r. t Biblical College will have on hand it’^n 'Strs t t Arr *\:n- delimit* will he broadcast and twiea headed the Ws.htngtan. D 4 —” - ,r d other* P - lea* K-wk -' s Club 5c. a fc-;a:-» ‘■•r.ap.'war nvt-.r iv.J •!« n.*t • * 1- r ' ‘ hats broke » bMI'eneek by I r m p a r t i n g ,eed ' : d . \ harrowed In. Pancela grasa stolon* C. Wem#nt Bir A d d i t i o n . *!i« ' u .■••* h* ".-.ived f* S in ! ’ ' 1 • ,r. * ' ■b. ■ • sheut h ir *’»*»#. cut t i M-c f'e'^s "‘h e r lj e;;iuj#» mide during rh# , r # •■* ,'lr • u r r . iV *• r -!e- i *' » p I 4V 1 r <«S Ml .4 runners will be SpraitJ aeenly BtiHints** *rd V’rrr. • v - i rf , ‘f» drinks, fhi-re also th.‘ iessjr* ev'st BT. top of the ground and covered #n 4 C!oh of Sanford v fft •1>!« * *« eX'rS,!"# ini' * *m nif m*t*if*■r. a! (I'f I W .« •• ■"•! hr .'tinge luiifa hy tin loads “ The f n i t i c t t v* g s ' ^ e ' t .t with disk harrow equipped wllh th* miny thout^nd^ of v pa*it:it had to be if'in i^i»ti*|i |* t;t si M»-t ... i * ,i>, kids—popcorn and only proved i t -ilue if 'eseto-j; , ............. . i n t i Fsad Dsps-tmart depth gauges. A cuIMpacker be­ und vi^ltor^ ' food to suit t!*^ *M I’eri! ■ b'lt i( h it »*»•?!• h i ! r *!! *'• • f* r> m * iorV • t ' .... , rf-, g u n t machlni t> Ssnhind the harrow will fir in the div|(|ii4l t*f»t«". From MancK : -!:••* v # i have h-ft nothing Thlftt* rt*tt Hl» fhtl*Tl - , *sig gtt'j ID»R| rtift ( BS aoll and help to conterva molttur* violently 4pott#d t!’** • 1 t-I -havtrg planned the pro.*M*. Pe*d .siil #\ f f a»» msnlt (*it M.c I ' .ho, Field 4, St. Auguttln# and Carper IflR URT' nor# f«in« tliF RPW # lo1* •H*i in the *r t i :v :t , * -m i *1 r.-.inuteit detail. There I o*M---slii*. ),«• Its *,!)■•• U " . f i» ' s**» **fh >•***• - i<)| nf f Inftfit 4 him #it a«i| rnr*nf* f r a i l with whit# clover on to will 4f II ro|i! itririM. f <•i f v »*»o I * *trm ,M 1' i o f t i u n • dt tmii-iiatu’ei on hand to % l lil 1’itt f leF *Imfvtn-ft ati i MnfT |im* i*’. hv! H'«« fhf'f !••! I yj \ ♦ IU Mil 4' a'ersa; Water control will be #» wlt'lie*. lor rt'Mm, piplnst »*4 '♦.'!» # ill *V ■*»f# *fi »'(a h\ ■- -a* , -n te rg i'iic y u n d e r co n tro l < *• »o uie ,pt 1 - I 'l. r the f--t %*• - 'ini j » •■Ia* Mi**, '.viH tabllihed for sis acre* of muck liftiiil»ii i (jf*i « 4lid t*of *i*'g4, *n«l H«* » . I i'll li»£i * t I t. Btlsson, Chairman nf the it. iip«it><i »*’t ’fp n "• Wl»h#-**|l *•' I i |fltiM'r| A * l*»'l*t thi i£ l,.tn n ,« the giant ope*. soil on M'rscl# Pay When tbit mmiv v hi »»i H*4 f m m |iM4, |"**i ft*? •• w Medical vomn-.ltti'i*. The .satutition • t on.) tli 4 » lltay jMt'l H i) t*|s I? •! 1 1 * R s fjp . ftvfl t|i*' **l < . . aa:* throughout tt., area it adequately drained. 3.0011 . ,,,,) *i t i r J poftj " f f 1 IFi a tr»%b ut’f \ . ;a ) voice committee under Chairman. How­ 'll • \ , ^fft. -'I Aq(| Atyjth*»-■II t pounds of 2-8-lfl and 300 pounds p lf jjp\y r.lub. which •' t.v -t Api 7 •* * n?s*ichlr.ery desi» • 1 ard Fnvillc. s.-ill have real rooms f t, ii*calling I ,n<) ' 'i n a b i l i t y farm used *e made from sta shell* ' rlriff|f t fn«aFfvitIoniM fni* (fi* w t copper sulphite, and 6 tons of tj,p largeil charter inatnhenl|,i* rttjny iruij fobs i**j * .-■iiv.. :r. over" located over the sprawling 7,15 acre ntlljt h •«* car I cl ty, lint* h*'1''»rMv Msnv otker uiefu' *-■ I" dolomite will he applied and har , v, r rih'alned in Florida, lias g-.im saffiltfi S So*l Conif' farm. Intorfitld communication* .** sMnn needs -.1 '"ide from materia' ♦h*" { flflif* 4**r»n SfTVlCF it O f h f d ? rowed In. St. Augustin# grass , n n„i to help make this event 11 *tt>*n ,„.) W'c X V h n '" i r ! ' ! th# public address system will ‘RttfHtf 1 particular len t «r.» Th. *'*p. w»»bars s"d Nther*. .ccust-.tr-1 C\ai*s»#.* s •f* atolen* will then be planted the ,j,# hlggest show ever to hit Flo* r>ur T.a ' .• b>, tha Communications "t ♦*’ I nf*1* V’ltiOf* ) '.l! " u r ‘ r 'e n t . . same way Fangola Is started In l*ls tin*- of it. huiiesl nienihe* hiltlv of S field i. determine*! hv i• l» |ah» n c •i a i j r \ ' C mmtiUv ut.Ji-r Gmern! .1 C .-oi] l,. | H> own*. . Mi s • ' it! t'.l! I’ .UArd U tl Field 2. On tha to acre* of miners' petite, Mue ey»*l, energetic, Milt) i , Sins,1 , 1,11 Ici-liniMSMi who study thrown sway The-,a tiny tots t#" lir t* ,19b so* i fa n r Hutch::'.sou i.--isl«d hy Capt- R H m on Highway 111 it the >• ig' r ti ' Fi t*. ' .'l1 flr aandy aoll, 5,000 pound* nf 4-B-fl rail Will Ism. its. taken oil the ml the «»|l chs* »< I n title degress of volt sM sight off that "It s wi'."» .......... id t H>J*v 1 Tl»'* Fayne i r d i' o! F l'y d Cal! of f M* 1 * 0 * 0 , In Change countv to w aste" This fact is Installed j •' Hotchte fartllliar and 10 ton# of dolomite nf serving as secier*ry to the I etnslnti, and slop# ti ’■ Soon ----- after buying_ the faun, I'tflHS *^ ifi vill d !** f t .(^tnii|*Mf i» . » ojo i (•Mir.ilo I siul t'se Msp 't* p *>f fain* into lit# muscle tier of all of 7 Isis will .ha spread and harrowed In. Mliacle flay rommittee tier' lot. ' I'eld’s children it’s now a P*r' 1 kestei .sited on the Roll Conse, Outdoor .igr.i i r t a f r r t i i i r . g I Ml* Mn «. I# I * Then 100 pounds nf carpet grass has he"n *h# huge task nf mailing] I,o.ving Mir long isnge complete IVits-M* itelie-es tlis* 'he *>* *11 he h v . lied hv II H Coierr.an Mieit life atlnit fieulce technicians assigned i *it|t " n,.. ■I I tli seed will b# covered vary lightly out the many thousands nf mv* ! "M and wain otiservallnn pro ol To th# nldei children *h» te»cl,*. n llie fireogc Roil Conservation e t . *o.i t s no her a itlendiog I II.. . •"Util* stmI his *" o assistants A '■*' Fee by a cuIMpacker or a light harrow tatlons eini lellrtB, and guiding ginn* a* I* lias l'**n tailored tn fll soil and 1 ■. .valei conservation she Ihatrlct They tielpcil him to work Soil loose* Sti i gt |it» fin I ! I f , >•> t Mi, ••! Faille They plan ovc' (Mill' 1 almost straight. Inoculated Inleiested , Mitriliiitnra tn Edwnt'l.'he needs «f n.n i„nd am] the II ft* *h|# lit I'M*" tin* tht* oil a complete fain* conservation * l.t. f||l • I »,'■ 4hftte I II I,, sd htgh-vav sign* on s" high " h i t # elover aeed will b# planted Higgins, iliHinunn nf the flteeting fniniei hv th# holt fonsetvittnn has a soil capability map which *tf titnohlrt# ha tIif v ••*** ♦*.«»»*• (f'nnHniiril on I’ 7 See ?i (CunMnned on P. 2. H#r 2l I . . II* ■II 1.4 . ism Ifrtnt! ,» ,ys b sding Into C,anloiil .'oh" rommiticn 'Irn rsmllla Itra'-e., f!ei vlt-e terlinl. Ink, Tielils will he thl* fall. iis i*>ft M|iMfnfhtti M* avbi H iI• I.'lda* Im-s is M'c fuel committee l 11 I ill , «'!* 4 ^ Field 0, Panaocola Bahia pasture Chamher nf rnnunerce Herretatv niuntierei! nnd ».■<« shown tn Ilia |*|4 t *«• tif ffn-s Mi'll! V’ *If FI*■•» a ■( fill tilt ,f ♦I lilr- ind his 's the Tctponsihillty of tail Is on 25 acre*: 12,600 pound* of and Club in embers hip chairman, ! grthn with Mi« *’ *»tment riven r iii nl<t whfi Im1"# g{I'’0M M.dditig -lie . -- r»-. . . , -, gas in it 4-8-0 fertiliser and 25 tons of answers (lie niinietnu# hum ills •" ci'li field nI•I» it'll-11 *nn|>#r wH'Ni llie ‘*h> "I *>. '.petal.' >h*' hui'dteds ■( I limestone will ha harrowtd In. tanee telephone '-alls and nlhei It ' • ii»* ,,, t llMl.'S flint v* 111 >11 I. . i „Vr , rrnp 1 I 1 grown foi • is* i tn*,■ nim i* T h e n 250 pound* of Pansacola wise keeps llie •'gentlenifn enni it* •• ,| )irntei-l|oit 1 • **o perlmls *>f f IiH Hint fiUirn ill i " ■t 'intpA, -ligttcing 11f*l»«* %, itiil i f tn Hi Bahia gras* teed will h* planted miltec" meeting on nrhrifule and ^ , i gular rtnp i-■ I-, M«n ft. I I ft1411 Jll * .#|»l H*i|l " *' | 1«V| fill living Ml** ’Mil tir Is* 'IT with • aeeder-culllpackar at the functlmilng Ifor ro ivorVein have • 1 1 . |*| ft s l.t,*; ' i J a 11 If fll m Mliellerhelt* and U’lmlhirnk* --IiFti lit ion nti A111 ii Vt t« " ill **• Inn kill 14 .Hfi i»i*i t"*t uf *)|il Mm*hf r rat* of ID pound* an acre. given her Hit* title nf "Miracle I Ml- 1 mid n|if t•I> plaiileil in ntrlpa I M l i 4 -M l it I 1 1 .1 ii 14 * 1 1 1 II* ill f Ii n h .mmII hdNffirn tlfFiiun«*i! f*»i mmiH KaiMi'fl fnr d mill*’ fiiiniii All nf th# rntmtvelinfi *vint In he p#t|nim»il \ | i**i |# r’w>*l I n„ f HI tIM Field 11, common Bahia and Whip". is* i #i1 pi'iiftri . fi.M.I fltr (fPhPl'rtl oi l,e|ta. Ite'iik'iie.l lo reduce the C*|l I IIH IflOVrs |lt*»»' "ll'rt fully • ifllirtrli' flirt* hairy Indigo on 23 aero: 0,000 Tn Mr*. Itonamnnil Chapman, velocity of the wind to halt the serration Day Apt. / on the fellowship Biblical ( nllege’s W* «> i# „ , || II In > e Is!# * tn ( | ji tiilli 1 1 fill* H |M *l|k Hiiviflrr«|H nf Hinnllrt mm lirtvf? gntti*ll rtf* m iif 11 f«v*l»»H Aunda of 0- 10-10 fartllliar and chairman of the Finance Commit­ blowing away of topsoil. Alan Istm neat ,'isnfntd roultl he dnn# »t a very litlf# rail il llir n|.#iatinn rlmic Mirh nn Ihm* Hj»irml» i * “f •" '*(11 i to no* I'.ll t nf 1ha f.Stt III rttlon limn h i * H I 73 tona of limestone will ba disked tee, has fallen the teak of reklng serves to ron-etve moisture and , • '1 I llilln ■*#•i• attic rtMiphiv ' ftMipri rhrtlrinnn <»f tin* Semlnol# nil I’ |'"t, rulllpHrkrrB, In. Bahia aeed will b« broadcast up the money for the original mil- pmlect crops, nirlmrda and grov- ware itirtrlied nvet a five yeet p#rn*H, Colin I) Cuimt, Stal# < o n in flNh 11till isEM ii INI I In* liki* t .mind ti ni-k Still ( Vuirtf'i viiMtm Ihntrlrt *stimuli, i i<i! loriey. at tha rata of 10 paunda an acre, lay nt food nnd auppllea. Slin tma ra. and bulltlini'a front atorrna. |tjt.h>i M'l'p > ,v ilt ' '* i,, h-in.t In HM'lulrtM of till' rtfort lUtC I'TilllfUittifl iitltlUv III ffirin imirhinrrv ‘‘ ill “/rAlthough veil jol> I" m rm h le ill ol lli# ntalrtiel* anil nI. h hr. 4| ioMIk!iDmI Wll'Uin »'M* I ♦• i.»tltt»*ir»| flit and Indigo at tha rata of 4 pound* driven a linid bargain for her fel­ gc .t, ,i#r 71 uiitl M\NV 4#f otif on Mu* |in»J#c* la n d Classes hand cl.e s,fled n n o u g r i nit’s » aa vast over ft„m an acre. A aeeder-cultlparker will low rlub .member,* ---. . . . . . . . .and . . . . after . . . ..... • f front .nil so|| capability rupahihty map tn lo either marbliies needed for this epei Muif m '‘Hlinh\vhHrk**i ” innrlnni * 1 1»,,t Mt»k{ only fot»|M*i rtf Ion fiotn b* used. i-uttiing many difficulties-has the. )f Plg|,t .nationally une.l classes of one-.lay operation, farmers -let** should h'wnme consclmi-. nt u adep thrmtgl himd, tai. i ( . r n i ^ i n 11 ; i ‘, ( I w i i t r t t *11j* ntf*»t Inti it ti ii.J* hvt n Field 15, weaning lovagraii on club poised and wailing the break |nt|(, B(ich r h ,.H „.,j, lw ,.„|()rt(! iif llie atate have been rarrying Mn- net'll nf mil ami ivatei cop • 1mm*tug the brush In blN .*itd in 'fill Flor!t!*° th'iw 23 acre#: 11,600 pounda of 4-8-fl of dawn of Apr. 7, the day of Ilia',,.......... m-p extended nervation In Mieit dally living apeivlng the iralilue nut r MRt| y determine on similar programs Tn O f M i t e M ia iiilf fertllliar and 23 tona of llmeatone show. . one class from attollier In this over e five year period," ho stated Hr hellevrs Mist runnerveiIon a,| •>n th# land *vtl| hi* present and i" 4,(100 Y e a r Old C o rn will b* harrowed In. Lovagraii, Pointing out that the U, 8 . find Iirellon should icralvn more rm Mperelion nn ’ D” day. AI.mi •1 -AH o. f ,,,y; 've '" I method each class of land la grad'AVANN All, •ia . Apr h uT t which avaragta t,600,000 ated a Conservation Service technician^ pltasls in the grade erhnnlt, nnd giant heavy duty brush r h o p p e . •lU'iji* linn • Ml.VI” i-hanr* r o u n d In N ew M exico jgund. will be planted at tha rate assist farmers In the 44 Boll Con with Ilia fell** youth Hr rxpletnrd wlilcli ts weighted down fnr hea '1*1 ., 1 i *•-111 1 W f k h pt itpitsad 3,000end ennservethm nred* w one pound an acre. To gat aueh menla", Mrs. Chapman aald. With Districts throughout that th# Florida Resource-Uar Itmsli work by adding 1 <t,ot>>>j ,,,11.. g.itdvd missile ran*#, rtjys Cropping Hyslem: ( ' I a n n r-I servetlon CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Apr 6a small amount of aaed wall dis­ the estimated crowd nf mora'than cropping ae*)net", where noli lm- Florida In planning and applying Education t’nmmlMrr hmulrd hy pounds of water In Its two Isige ’i—Corn hsllevad to he i tributed, tha Invagraa* aaad will 06,000 Mr. Illgglna anticipates in.,iing crop* ere grnwn in com- adapted conservation practices Dr, If, F llai ket of Florida Mtetr «|«unts toounted above the chop J ii , i *hau 4,000 year* old hi* been r# ha mixed with caitor pomaca or Miracle Day the BPW Club# are hinetlon with toll depleting crops based on good lend use, the con University at Tallahamce *ve« pets will be at wo*k along with *•'• ne.v fedaial fsi-llit .Y ;potted fi'tind in •♦ntrsl New M«xcottonaead meal—9 pounda of tha expecting to tuck Into their form so Mint the product I!'ene*a of th* •ervstlonlst alatad that many of studying tha pmhlem and making t be many huMd'iret s, p in seiap *,» i .<-,1a,I Itl III *, s tit p fk :»*# >'*rt h’o. meal or pomaca to one pound of fitting nylons a neat profit for |lend la malnleined or Improved the conservation practices that giret progress in thin dlrerltnn a ,, a*,.) enh t r a 'lio s *I n e k St aei Two Harvard grtdiisl* students Sanford Women To Serve Lunches At Const* vation Day’ Project • '•’ Television Wi l l World s tr.Mlo* !»> Re Broadcast ‘S o il’ Shown!*»0pr»atio»*(|e*e Tlinr^day 11 Da y Activities 1 *t •h:- !l »■- .five'’ Of Miracle S n i I ( onservation Ifay Is F.vplained H u td u ^ u ii S ri lip Cotlimimirnlifins n *i Colin Ciimn, Stale Conservationist, Tells 01 ‘Soil’ Day Expenses WStt^S-SSSi? JSpS aaed Flald 16, carpal g r a n and whlta (Inver on 17 acre*: The land will ba fertilised with 8,(00 pounda of 5- 8-10 ptua 860 pound* of copper Jirtlllta r, treated with IT ton* of . _%naitona, • and aaaded* to carpet tr u e a t the rata of 10 pound* an a m . Inoculated whlta clover aaed w)U ba aown thl* fall. Hall It, Coaatal Stnftbda on 15 aeraa: On Mlrael* T a y , only or.* tore will be pat lit Coastal Bans ode for production of etolons tv runners to ba planted on tha ithtr 14 acres. Thl# ona-aer* BarBttda production hloek wOI Ncalva “0 pounda of 4-8-0 farttluar and t • i o n of llmaatona, rlftaen t of atolona wilt ba *fre*d and covered w ltF a dlak ’’3a< S^a&A3£i to firm t b t future club use. -" thiiioghnut Mir years Drainage DHclien: .'ImeM canals I.ONOKBT IIAlll, designed to slowly move excess weier from wet I t r d i After ex MIAMI, Apr. 5 (Hpeclsl)—The rasa water I* temoyed land can b# longest haul aver reported on a uaed for pasture or crop produc­ shipment of tomatoes was a car­ load shipped thl* season from Goulds, Florida, to Spokana, Washington, The tomatoe* wars grown and packed by John W Campbell and ahlpped by the Tropical Agriculture Cooperative Association. The tomatoes arrived In the West Coast city In good condition, County Agent Chart H. Staffanl was Informed. STUDENTS' WIVES CLUB TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 5 lei}—A new home d*mon»tral,._ club for wives of atudtnta attend­ ing Florida State Untvaraity waa organised here recently under tha direction of Mlsa Najll# Daughtry, Leon County home agent. tion. Wildlife Areas; No this doai not rafar . to "Spooning” or “Sparking’’ areas. It msana fields bait suited for bird sanctuary and planted to crop* or plant* that furnish food and covar tn nfttva bird* and game. PROGRBSA IN PARK QUINCT, " A p r ~ 5 (S p e e ta l)Much prograaa hi* bean mad* re­ cently In construction work on a caretakar’a oottage, bath house, and dam at Gian Julia Park, ac­ cording to Waa Ella# Laffltta, Gadsden County home demonstra­ tion agent. A swimming pool la being made a t tha park for childran of tba county. will he done nr* Apr 7 are normal T an> happy f*> «## th# newly ly accomplished by firmer* who organised Bemlntde Boll Ciinneii’a fit them Into their regular (arm­ Mop Dlairlcl take an ectlve In ing operation* He emnhaitied th» '•test In sponsoring this Mltncle need many farmers have for • Hotl Conservation Day,” Gunn long range complete soil and wa­ listed, “Through thl-* spectsculer ter conservation plan rather than one-day operation they will ba the yearly short-sighted aoll de­ able to acquaint tha people of puting system of farming. •hair district with the Importance "Many of the conservation of soli and watar conservation and practices can ha applied by farm ­ 'he facilities on hand to get th* er* during slack labor seaaona or local Job done " by “iia p p ln g_ " labor or mechlnsiy_ Gct'n pointed mil further Mist with their neighbor*. In our oper-jthe Soil Conservation Service was alien* In the Districts we an- supplying the sponsoring agtncle* courage farmer* tn gradually shift [the necessary technician* -to plan to the contervatlon avatem o f 'i h t complete farm conservation farming rather than "all at. one' program and thgse technicians bio-’" method. Wa fealthat a Iwill be on hand Apr. 7 to assist farmer who convinces himself that ] tha manv machines and men in 4 conservation ayitem of farming performing th* Miracle of breathpays off In dollars and cants will ing new ilia Into depleted eclla. be more apt to follow such a pro To th* aun-tanned open-collared gram and aall It to hla neighbor," SCfl technicians It's tha aame Job M went on to explalil. they do every working day on Gunn waa emphatic In hla state­ •mall and Urge farm# using th* (Continued on P. 3. Sac. 1) ment that more people of the '('*, I »e Wilson, a tinnier 'J I ( II- t«t,l the (is -sniuli Mitult'g , M>»* tic tied "'infattvd .»Ith lo Mie tank destroyer hattsllgn. ' VlnsMt* of Ma'irgli, K.,a, th* eindlt for sai nt log I'Ms ti«i> ''.i*t gol-tendlllg display of machine* hslimsn *d Mi* Himiis Aimed a* work. Ha mad* over 160 long F.itces Committee V'nv'n !* a distance telephone calls, sent patient et Mie Bethesda . Md., reams of telegrems, rode th* high naval hospital 'W# are gol:ig to insist that wty* and by-ways searching for the exact type nt machine to do M'» has* he Innstsd •** *n*)th**»* th» i'*hs that the Soli Conserva­ Ga-trg'S," he rpmtsd Vtnaon *» tion Hervlca technicians said must ssylng project *«tirr.'.t.he done to convert thi* depleted ( s-s.t img# ct* S)(* I'}i* Wlfk Ftft (ivsi I • ts iob acre farm from an ntie state • t i ' -\ decision Is axc acted to fc« to lind-wU* usafulnas* raschad hy midsummer “You know," he »»iu, said, “ Ii nheir .now, ne nr t ,,t r . r t . #a- ,. s» hv th# SCS “ « W W « » lot about #h; " ^ , T Force, A m y and N»vy ’Land U *. Capablllt U P“b>y‘Jf—**uw esch act- vt|l - , , - t u . l l y build Into a -omshould be usad In accotdance with rvunity of- "i' 73,000 persons—most Hi capability and treated accord­ of M's*t! civilian technician*. ing to its needs. We In the farm With the sit* in machinery business t a n are dolngAust I n u th is s t Oaorgla'l^F’re stc n ’’said that with nur machinery—I t l ^ u s the (light of the mlstHss could the type of conservation Job that he observed In tha Bahamas, read* to be don* and we wfll gat West Indies and Windward Island tha machine capable of doing the The Impact area would h* near lob." '*■* -mm, tUFliFli il tha aaat coast of South Natal, M on Tha qulat maqnarad. soft tpakati 1 Amsrlms, Hebert Dick it t’e 's r i b u r g - s l i d yastar lay they found cob* and piacts of tha old r*t typ# of com whlta staking trite** of sarly American man. Thsv wsr* sent out in the *xp#d!Msn hy Harvtrd'e Peabody 'h» an:!#r.t corn thrfr « n d f n « «f * turpris#?’ BUY NEW STOVE . TAVAFES, Apr. 5 (Special)— Lai... C 'Jr.'.y u n iy name ham# csmcnsirairo., dsme nitration H u b - c m sn racantly bought a saw »‘*v* U r thsir k'X'hsr. htire, ------ *a-rardirg to Mr*. ».•*•** Lulci* ** K. »»'* Mil­ ler, home agent CORN CONTEST MILTON, Apr. 6 (Special)— S#vanty-(lv* Sants Rosa County 4-H club boya era planting ana err# asch to Dlxls 18 com In a contest arranged by Aast County Agent J E. D»vl», I* 'tTgtr.lVi'l’t-<*vr-cf i.W; Wy■>s>4f i ; . i.i ■SafotetoScrt1**.'-' ill. , ;ti........................ 4s I liiiTr u _ Albuquerque, ' I M . and C. Earl# Smith »! St -JifiB cB eeB aa 1 �JM yH m ani School Teacher Continued (tom F i | « 1 Hoc. S) classifies the soils of Finalist County Into the eight national land ’(-lasses. This ahn received from the studies made by Soli Scientists of tha U. H. Boil Con­ servation Service.- The youngst­ ers learn how each class of land in Pinellas County can best be used to produce food and meet ,lire needs of man and at the same | time conserve it for future use— tilts In a defensive alliance hard hitting, highly mobile strik­ [but they learn m a deeper lesson— .11-, .-a.,, against aggression, actually will ing force, able to move ijiiirl.iy (tha! unless lands are piopcily used, be a reaffirmation of a nine-year Into a threatened araa, whatever [they or their children might go old defensive agreement between the let tain or wealhej. hungi f Cstud a and the United Slates IrMead of attempting in stretch Clara held knowe children, Hhe Tha two countries set up a joint out her l o n e in a thin line along knows how to maka tha lesson defense board in 1940, and have the tar not lit, Canada seeks to s i m p l e enough for their tiny, cenled on ths cooperative agree- man strong points and patrol giasplng minds. Hhe uses the art D tht since. areas of Iwtitr strategic importance. tof persuasion, tiny comparisons of The Canadian-United States To guard against surprise, she ____ people ___;___of; var ,_j. things tha children already know,! agreement, Ilka the new North relies on intelligence from many Among Ilia many Will witness Atlantic pact, mentions no names soutces ul........" ----- the their deiira to eet, their inquiring, pali ids ’ of Canadian led interests who ef possible aggressor nations, hut mount ad police which • visit ham Mlimit- Hull Culrirvalioti Day'neiiite. their deslie to Impiess rfn rh m their lov* for pliy, and] lets and remote trading posts; air •Apr. 7 In Hanford;-will —tu _.-k, their "sharing nature." Hh* seasons | from the north, ovtr the Polar j.atroh ami aerial photography; ! C Hark* Andernon, of Avon 1'ark area or across the North Atlantic itdar and radio; small grnnp-i ul a Ftnnsylvainan by birth ami a all Ibis with a natural luva for . who children and teaching—and bar ! long native of Florida ... o r Pacific, by Russia. military personnel whose routine 1 life by an act of fate will lead tinie conviction that the school rooms | In answer to a question, the duties are weather observation but I Hull District (hiper> (of the nation are the pieces to national military (•takllshment who can keep an eye on the skies ( visorsConservation all over the Hlati lo change this nation from an e x - 1 said today that ‘‘selected individ­ and ginuml for unfriendly vlsita- I the bigfrom event on April 7. Ander­ ploitive era to ona of l a s t i n g ) ual officers of the Army, Navy I t ions. son was elacted President of the and Air Force (are) presently ini Hacking up lliat Intelligence net­ State Association of Boll Conser­ abundance. Her lessons in conservation are Canada for the purpoee of in­ work is another dominion unit, tbe vation District Supervisors at creasing fsmilierity with defense I Canadian i angers. They are trap- their annual ilnu- convention reflected In the homes of tha establishments, and arrangements | pars, woodsman, fanners, whose held in Pensacola last Baplember. children. Many fathers and moth­ ers, too, are becumlng conservation In that country purstgint to tha woik takes them into distent plac­ minded, and lata in Ufa are Injoint United Btates-Canada Mutu­ es tunned by the tot only a year or al Deftnte Agreement." Upon this integrated system >,f The number of officers ex-1observation, Canada Impel to be changed vaties from (line to lime,I waii.nl of any stealthy Infiltra­ tbe NME raid, hut the group iej tion by an enemy lecklng to gam comparatively small. Most of the j bar.es III hei I n n l e r luml officers are Army or Air Force, The Untied Blales amt Canada cojonels or lieutenant colonels ori now are currently looking to de­ Navy captains or commanders. j velopment of a radar net across This group of offlcsrs, most of the north tu warn of approach of Whom work at military headquar­ enemy airciafl. Weather stations ters in Ottawa or Washington, ap­ already in operation provide a parently tr e In addition to other start. mere technical groups. These PLANT NEW CORN groups, of both officers and en­ listed men, are working in the MAUI HON, Apr. b (Special)— field on such projects si testing Madison County negro farmers of equipment, weather nations have planted 'tins arn** lo Dixie Television Scenes and radar installations high up IN corn this season, according to along the rim of the North Amer­ James C. Miller, negro farm Continued frum Cage I Hee. it) ican continent. agent. program. A soil conservation su r - ! Canada’s ground forces aie , vey showed that Chester’s laud was small (probably about lib,000) but r |] best suited to truck crops, pasture,] uniquely filled to defend tbe vast and citrus. 'Hint’s the use tu which i frontier land. l,ril‘ ‘ thri radio-television executive is! The army roiisisln of two c o m ­ ' i n ' putting Ids hind Measures needed! ponents—the active or regular | | to Imld and Improve the soil on i force and the reserve force There' 1,11,1 the Milling Itmil lire being applied, is no national guunl such as exists 1 nunwhen prrangeiiientN were comin tha United Stales. pleted for the Miracle Boll Coll-1 Tha army u built around a i ----- serviillon Day program on Fellow-. n simp llihllcni College farm here,/ A Wlllierell sent it suinmary uf tha| H activities to Chester. Hu replied kl I that t'HB would put the field day j LAND USET MAP MSSTJU Conservation Practices To B e Applied On Farm By Fields FIELD NUMBF.B HUOAR CANE PLANTING: Cane to he used for Winter feed and syrup. Oliver Equipment working In field. PERMANENT PASTURE: To he planted to paugoJa grass using John Deere equipment. TRUCK LAND: To lie planted summer legume (hairy Indigo) for soil Improvement, to be followed by winter truck. Land preparation and seeding hy Willy* Overland, using Newgren equipment. TEN ACREH TO HE HEEDED TO CARPET GREHH: Water control will be established on remaining six (0) acres, and when adequately drained, lids urea will h* sprigged to HI, Augustins grass. White clovur will ba seeded on entl~« field in the rail. Land preparation ami planting to carpet grass done by John Deere equipment. WOODLAND IMPROVEMENT AND PINE PLANTING: Pine planting is to be made In winter at proper planting time. Rushwacker Inc. PERMANENT PASTURE: Fluid tu be plapled Had to Pensacola Bahia grass, using Case equipment WILDLIFE AREA: Bulled only to the production of food end cover for wildlife. TO BE PLANTED TO BLANKET INDIGO FOR SEED PRODUCTION: Followed by Pensacola Bahia grata. Permanent posture to bo established In I960. Work to be done hy Wlllys Overland using Newgren equipment DAIRY BARN AND PENH: Htreml Hteei Construction. A NAT1VE.PAHTUHK FOR HOGS: , . PERMANENT PASTURE: To be planted to common bahia and hairy indigo, using Com equipment. CITRUSi E arle hairy Indigo cover crup to be seeded In grove. Grove to be sprayed with modern equipment, using Speed Sprayer and Niagara and Niagara Chemicals. MISCELLANEOUS OKgPH: WILDLIFE AREA: Suited only to tho production uf food and rovsr for wildlife. PERMANENT PASTURE: To W planted to weeping luve gress, using Internatione] Harvester equipment. PERMANENT PASTURE: To be seeded to carpat grass, followed by white clover planted in fall. Land prep­ aration and seeding hy Oliver equipment. CITRUS: Early hairy Indigo to I* seeded in grove as cover crop using Ford equipment, Grove to be sprayed with modern equipment, using Speed Sprayer and Niagara Chemicals. WOODLAND IMPROVEMENT AND PINE PLANTING: Slash pins tress to he planted in winter at proper planting time. PERMANENT PASTURE: One acre to be plantsd to coastal "36" Bermuda for use at a etolon production block. i« acres planted to Indigo far soli Improvement and grating. Coastal "36“ stolons to he dug from the iroduction block and used in sprigging tha 14 acres of Indlro after it is turned under. Uasaey Harris equipment n this field. SUPPLEMENTAL PASTURE: To be planted to hairy indigo for hay or grating, followed in fall by oats and r y t for early spring grating. Ford equipment storking thla field. WILDLIFE AREA: Left In natural vegetative cover to provide shelter and food for wildlife. HAY FIELD: To be planted lo hairy indigo for hay production, using Allis Chalmers equipment. WILDLIFE AREA: Ixrtig narrow atrip of partridge pea for quail to be planted using Mattey Harrlt equipment PERMANENT PASTURE: To be planted to Pensacola bahia graia, Southern Pasture Bervfce. WILDLIFE AREA: Suited only to production of food and cover for wildlife, PERMANENT PASTURE: To be planted to common bahia and hairy indigo. White clover will ba planted In fall after harvesting Indigo seed. International Harveiter equipment wonting in this field. CJ L' I1 {' 11 Old Fashions ( <> i; »* o n C o m m u n ic a tio n N e t (Limit 1) Continued from Page I See. 3) pick up and transmit tnesssgss to any part of tha farm. And In case you want tu nut In a telephone call, the General also has oul guessed you again for he will have on hand several sets of squml powei telephones. What about trans-iiceaulc com­ munications T—Well, If you need In go this far there are people In Hanford who will swear that the wiry little cigar-smoking Gen­ eral will take care of you—Just get the request in early. PALMOLIVE SOAPING OLIVE TABLETS IT U i U L i i i / i i C A M i Ikuaii I) ...........,.... ..0 & I t*r ftafsitfse Tissues 100*8 TAHITI 4 m IIi m m "•••I o il Ittm u . , D O m f lyti'i type. PRACTICES J WEED BURNERS: Bemluole Soil Coniervatlon Dittrich Sprinkler irrigation. ' ONE ACRE FISH POND: To ba dug, fertilised and stocked with 1000 Rineglll bream and 100 B a u . All fields on fatm protected by a ditching system established for water control. Grading ditches, eradicating hyacinths by In* with S-4D, vegetation control in ditchea with weed burner, are other conservation practices being applied on 1 Soil Conservation Day, PARADISE SHOES India Eyes Paym ents Of French A greem ent NEW DELKP-OP)—The government of India la paying the French-lndlan government I340r 000 annually, In fulfillment of certain agreements and convertHone entered Into with the French government in India. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, prime minister, told questioner* in peril*meat the government was conald* *ft«g "whether under present condltions it will be adeantageoua to continue aU or any af them." the war, the Government of India took over the m anage*** of the cuatomi for the P rettS T * paid them a lump -sum ^ K « ,nnUB¥ agreed 'iL l O rne French government ‘heir posts and talegrapha, pay­ Ing them 60,000 rupees for-thab loM of Postal revenue. Another !•,rupees ar* paid to them for letting the auply of opium remain 1“ the hands or India, Nehru said no payment 'wac »»<*• ,*° the Portugueie Govern-* m,n* ™ India. The French hold flee settlementa in India, wit* an aggregate art* of 203 square miles and' a population of 400,000. SmaUqritill m , tW- Portuguese poAeeteiofts, with headquarters at Go* oh the ^ t t d a r Sfta coaaL Ngam o ld ‘There la only ona Po of om. U T merger with tb* tbe~ reel ' India. time civilians. They were rushed l(t rtiEldilmIIlisas iM W J a fS ft af/ep r A happy Ihoi fualliae la f t * JLj ffaJL C U U t A NIW ARRIVAL IN MOTH B ja c k a n d W h ite io r y o u r E a s te r C o stu m e . TJhaelij mm tm m �I i l l r» \ .? ■.................. i ■ TURBJfrAl& A H m . . s , i m THS~ SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA F l y i n g Fanners To A t t e n d ‘Soil* Day A c t i v i t i e s [Win An E l e p h a n t Cattle Disease ■luarnntlned area In Mexico has break and joint U. M...Mexican months. Likewise, progress i, he- ' , , " W l “ ,h,> “X” Hits And Live A Life Called Inn minli1, lie Kiuil, in vui'cinutiotr * ' * * 01 iliRvait Herds In Amerlcu disease-free annuals theie ' ,hM 1h*t *ver h*‘«* u"d«rOf Ease And Bliss W Hr- ............. I the Mexican out- .. ............ history uf the world." . Apr r.- m n J LAND CAPABILITY CLASSES a s h in g t o n Miracle Soil Conservation Day her* Thursday Is a "must" meet­ ing for members of the Florida joying Farmers Association, I'resi• b n t Q. F. Ward uf the association today Informed Edwnid Higgin* of the BeniluoU Comity Chamber of Commerce, Whan officers nmi dlivctors uf tha flyliiK fnruieis met in Lake Wales lecently, they voted unani­ mously to cull u special meeting here for the suit and water con­ servation program, said Ward. "W* are mging each member to contact his County Agent ur « oli Contervutnm Service Techill- lan and offer tiniis|ioitatiun by 1 lig ht plane l„ iho flying furmer piesident said. ! "Every officer and director at our Lake Wales meeting pledged to attend ami agreed to ask every i member for his presence. We con­ sider this meeting a ‘must.’ *' The field day, on the 386-aer* farm of the Fellowship Biblical College, Is ideal for a meeting of flying farmers. The luiul lies on W h ite sides of the .Sanford Munici­ pal Airport. Between sim-lip mol nun-down Thursday, tin- farm will receive the toil and water conseravtlon treatment normally ii'igililng four or five yearn of work. More Uiuii IHil uciet will tie cleared of palmetto, Smelt, and scatteivd Ilees mol pjsm ej to j Improved pasture after liming and fertiliiing. lillier areas will he p r e p a r e d for truck crops. A drain­ a g e and Irrigation system will he put in. A one-acre fish inmd will be completed. Some land will tie used for woodland ami other areas will be let aside for wildlife. All these uses are based pn a conser­ vation survey made by the Soil Conservation Service, which help­ Land Capability j* an Inventory of lha land which rate- suits arcoiding to the contrivaiion ti raiments ed the College to piepure the long­ needed for their permanent use. There ara eight (8) Land Capability I'laxxes in -National o->- s- drsignattime conservation plan for the eil by the U. S. Soil Conservation Service. farm. • P r i c e Of L o a f Of Bread Baffles Top U. S. Experts Hr HAL HOYLR NEW YORK,—(At—It Is wel; ruinr news indeed that a radio giveaway show is offering a live elephant us a prise. This is » m lies Iuric in the field o f education. Walt and see. win the elephant all you base to do is answer a phone call and identifv a certain tune nlnved on a certain program. This reipitren n,i Toscanini knowledge of music It retinites no lang hours of library research. The curl eit answers In these imlio .................... now are piloted in t l lip sheets, hawked •m the stieets around Hioudwny’a m il I c io ,'le • I hc\ in i- much m . mo Class l'U»i 11 ri^ ii III II Class III ....... Hydraulic Lift Soil Conservation Day Fellowship Front ’-i'- • - i | |„ .v . „ „ The Tractor Mule ill.in To ilitte iv u t genuine Iic.ulinrn miplainenls in.il.c Hus "flig All L.uiml l i a i t t i i , ,„.v 'I hen \ . nt ’ll a g ie e it ilmw mm c SKK IT A I I III-. Ml If M I K NOIL M l , \ S K K \ XllO.N U a Y nl llie I rllun-llip lllMli.il t ullrgg h,o,-l,„ld af \ ha. e ji.lis F A ST E R , lit i l l l: i m .A l 'K K . KAsIKH* ........ ........... —n u k e )l iinn e use tul nun e vei sal lie Gel a ileiniinatl at lu ll1 |„ , l, l „ l,t t o ' , | M, 4 d .,,1 | , S.mluiil, kpnl Till ,|M vi nil t'li tIn- i mil** Net Harvard bus anendow- |-houid h* legmded. to, l,is pm ment of a haul $|lill,IHlll,lMI(l It l-I po-e-, n a capilni emu intiiei wondei, petluips, consldei mg ,than ll- pole Income The "Wiiei i lie tight fisted largesse of Icould I I hill! the cm i . to | u-i 11n "Itillln universities, thnl mole send him to II ,ii xm >1 M'lei I I lo'ughl fill and niultltlmiAmei i tlmt he could hecouuipuckly I nail- me lurnlug to ladio give I weullhi I>v letting tin clcphulii Mill proginms. Here a linin'- „ hen-I .,| fnhul",i- ............ com l.iiiiiipowcr I- excluinged foi iu.ii p,.|e l"> Inin on In, in.In, given , -1 vnine. ( wuy -. Some may wonder why the i Who knows1* Some duv lliey awmd of mi eleplitlnl over tiic all' j I I I I I V pot a Iniouii, being op it - i i- "I historic iln|n*rtaiice They fils* I" ire '" “I an eleplii.nl will | limy i c all Ilia) in Siam a weiillhy win huo if necessary Mi hi a , | >|•x I,, hi,.u e in tin.- t"i w u u lltn lik ilig win 11, n Inlr 111 nji'i I BRITT FARM EQUIPMENT TRACTOR CO. "i|U Miiiifoid ill hind.. Highway I*. O. Dinviei 1 l l r iin iie .'illl , | Thursday Is The Big Day! MIKAI'I.K I'MNSI' lt\ \IIUN FIKI.It HAV A'HHfi lia d of swamp land mnl ivniuUnnd tidj"im ng I lie M iinuipal \u p m t “ ill he U SIixf"! mt'd into fields, puntoi* mid euvei clops with a nils ai'ie liik r l u ii-liiir le d to hg -tucked with fish. A fill a cii- plul “ ill he -n l aside and pliinled lm “ iidnfe, The ll H .Soli Conservalioii lachuii.'laii- will g r it .mu tins glgau lii' o p ria liu n ALL IN A SINGLE DAYI Sanford, April 7 THIS IS THE FIRST MIRACLE CONSERVATION El El.I* UAY 1 0 RE HELD IN THE STATE OE EI.IJRIUA DON'T KAIL TO REF, U 1 THF. FLOHIDA STATE HANK OF HANFOIID is deeply iulerexled in Ih* develop, ment of agriculturH In our »let*. \V* sincerely welcome Hi* opportunity of' hooiting this first undertaking of Its kind in out Wonderful Hunshin* State EENY, MEENY, MINEY, MO? N» sir—ihat’H not for you. Vo«'v»* united and dream• i about your now homo too long to leave It up to fU— work. Wo can help you with Mound advice and mntoriala to carry out thorn* hone building Idea*. W* carry • OMuplet# atock of the flneot producto the market ban to offer at prlcea that are low for dependable, long laatkig quality. Come in and let uh help you get your The Florida State Bank OF SANFORD BARRETT ROOFING DUPONT PAINT PINK OR OAK FLOORING “The Friendly Bank” , i - ’ transaction* of this bank era photographed amt heroin« Seminole’ Truck ft Tractor Co. 11th ft French i | ■1*•\ *I»•111 \V«‘ int* rl» 1111kI«*l\ x"m* tin’ll I to Ih> IfiMtiitn# limtr ' “inove I lie wool from the See The W ith fo n t-h it -to i- j.- k in w .d w ith w h ich u li !i i it I \ 11in v i i i il Minn i'Miilil ••♦imly kl|IIVMl s e m e h im - e lf a - u lt . | ^(( • FARMALL CUB th e Stlolls -uh, olnmittei' l ie lestl tnonv was iclensed '"dm Hr, Su nn i- said the di-ense luis appeared in 10-odd sta le - So far, scientist- tune not found n way In combat it "It I- not alt nek mg a huge n illllhci of Iiiilionts hilt It I- wide spread fur ns (he u tlrcti-d -t a le - un . n ccn o il 1 .cm __ to.d mol a paltry -lieen -km . I hey ......... Good land, which can he cnllivafed safely with simple conseivatiun methods. Moderately good laud which can he eiilln alrd -<ifel\ conservation pi a d Ice- me used Ilia n It. T Minims, chief of tin. Agri­ culture Ih'piirtinelit's llouno of Animal Indu-lry di-vu..... 1 it lit recent li-llimiliy hefnle t House A g rlc u llm t dvpiiilmcnl nppiopii n t. 111 . e le p lim it No. II g iv e s " ..th in g hot a hi ond *'n aecen l None on this (aim . Class iic c o ia te A new entile disease —called " X " 1 for yvnnl of n la*tter 11111111' i s 1 threatening herds In th i- country. tool cauls peddled nl most race 1 I0 111 if H a u l to hi* mi iili*inn*sf toil 11at ks. it in lo* The off,a of n lice elephant Is Hr. Sliimt** nalil **vni|ilnn«« in a -..... sign thnl at Insl the radio , I'lurii* 11 t ol 1Iti' "kin. a g o r a w s v fit 0|?l I4IIH illt< |flo\Vl!t|f J«||plt*||tii' 11Mill (III* i'VHv thinllill^ op file industry in iniitiiilux | | rilMl ( Mioiith, mid a *mliku ............ I""** tlu’V have compeUsI m||l ,,„ ... .... winch could give away the (MM«.«■ |(1 l •f cddesi 11--01 Imeiit of rally prlles. Nffvi ird animals dir I'lioi»• A typical pneknge might iuclodo1tillV«* Fri ll TUM'I, hi* Mild. IXIll'll' ii tup to the Mouth Cole, four I i , liltVI* yi 1 poil m il tiias-ieies. a motor cm, 200 u s e d '’'" Hr1 ln*idSi iiiiih nUit 1«‘|ioi h ’tl fiirit pogn -lick-, a sow complete ivllli tiller, a refrigerator, a stove, n tin I hi on lx .if f ho fund and nioiidi iiiolm cm mid a leaky lilielty dim •lint* hi M«*hum H i’ •aid di** slilp The wiiiuei of such a package man ol li ii took letenge upon wn» no loupi'i ii human being Ills pooiei ueir:ld"0 In giving Mi lo i nme a liiinmu hock shop. Iirt'il ico 11\ - 1'i'king hhhh'i s for him it while elephant 1he white elephant was -acted \mi tin* ' uuptnclicnl loot. I to- chaos Is reduced to mder iKili'ill -Inckell neichhot sank »l "lie uinslei -Iieke lei si robe by the ooff " " " 11' ,l"’ V'V*1............. ...... l*’l of ml «-|«-| 'MUM A ,,‘ live "whnlw "no. *’1" ll hill lephnnl , ......... tl i |*l**| >1411111 1.1114* i*l n« first prise would have only1 1,111 Kl'iiy. m *l 1 1 1 li k \undd lit* ;i i»‘»l no I'lftu pest me All m limn ce# JlHHI't III HUS \ lllt'i ll'tllt lentil front a whole is Imw to Cftilli'lilU litin ir T<««111 y . hi Ii 11 *i 111 n f h mu k i* swim \\ tllld ll I III lilt 11> M llr l m ill nil lint mi elephant theie's snnie- thi*> nsk h lin y V* i i i i > I'hjii tlifug teally prncllcnl It ponds kin III r*. v*lull InilI.>y iII *i ii'1lv op snow how limieri have been iiMMmtm it i lu m h .m i t lm\ Ho lewatds of lilphoi learning III hilrpltunl** ji1h«* tin iiimii* lifiiitlv ' i ineion op till now In Its :i:id HI Mtifid 'In ||4>|||«* I Ini 11 it liu-l»;«ltd in n Hmvnid University ha- ! I ll,*, Mill llk«»%«- lit Ilk k lill Mil'll*’ *•* '*•' .... " , f", *»" 1i.Im.oi *•. gity I.... . ........... ...... L A N D H I'IT A H L F TU B l l ' l l l V A I H I N WASHINGTON. Apr. IS—(Spe­ cial)— The price of u loaf of hi cud is a mystery that is baffling the Class IV Fair land fm -pecml emp- llei|U lir> -p eclfic c o n -i'l' atl"ll In rn siiies best of ’em. rjiinH IV In fnnn safely. The Semite Bunking mid Cur­ rency Commitlee decided to look LAND HI'ITKII TO I* \HTCItK. WOODLAND AND H IIOI II I:. • h i l o the mutter when tin- price of wheat fell Mil pci rent in IIMH-I'lurn V Class V Wllh propel manugeinenl fair land foe tm piovr.l p H -lo ie . oallve and the price of hieuil, Instead of I align and woodland. falling, rose slightly. Flour prices ♦ ♦ *»»• dropped Ki percent in the year. Class VI Fair land for permauent native vegetation and upland game. Ho far I he committee hasn't Class VI gotten around to making Its III/■stigallon, Hut the Agriculture Clast VII Nona on this farm. Department made u study of the e » " " matter and found Hint the thing Class VIII Land best suited for wlhllile. holding up thi' hrenu pi leu is thu Class VIII "marketing iiiurgm". This margin ^ I s determined (,y costs and pro- t iid iis t r la i to m iu r e t h a lr p rlcu s c an ! in Ithode 1-land sa id th ey hull “ flls of millers, linkers nmi retuil- III o rd e r In s e ll in u re goods. p n lllliie - in llie ii jiiik e t s . •rs-whnlever is added |u thu price IIIntH To lloimewivos ’The millers and tinker*, diuaiiIh e Ih u e a o ’x t i's e a ic h on , i»>k of wheal nr flour between the buy­ while, have l*en sipieeieil by high la p and iiiiid w .in if ........I- -hurt , lio n ing of the raw liiulcrlnU and sale wages amt oilier custs, which ac­ I ’o ta lo en ill good w hole sk lim p o tu lo es h in li’d w ill'll' in i hoi - l.,n x of the finished pioilurt. counts for some of thu price line. cun go to the table the modern I " v nil of then 11a What the department would A m i on p a p er It lo o k * a * t>h.li j ;l i w « y - c l n « :k f u ll of lin n I and ' liia iillo e . It sliovv-, mii tiieir origiiuil like to know about is: On*y liovt* 1»i*i*ii variiHiK Rl**»«nly | V | | MI vitamins uml minerals. Yet silt I he id lo i hand, th at p o liilo e - p, el .fust what me the items in the fu((t*r 111of it r n!iic«* ItMO. veys show that women continue ed h o lm e li.iih i,) , h i.e I'll In ill |n i marketing margins which are The fanner, meunwhllu. I* h * v ^ |u |K,W |||u| .............. ............... . ‘ •'III o f l l i c l i v il ii m ill l and l"vu holding bread prices high 7 Large lug a lutigher Gme than Urn e,,, , 4.ut)ki „ lltlW M„ „ y , h„ wide,., som e I Illu m in e a - .v e il expeinlilun's fot wages, Haas H u llin g p ,d n lo e s a , i h e ll ) s , ' l , i , nartatiun storngt, storage n.ickaging ud-1| ,,T.nB T i .i|* '" 1. - Rlacar.l .......hv food value partatiun, piuhuging, mi b1) ihrough the war amt reached . n tairud tadliug m. 1| w hen p u la to and inobei mi< -nini*l VS* Using, Ml*W III" “"l an all-timu peak uf $2.81 a Imahel j * ‘ 6" |” , '* in Ilis-ir skins. H in a good - l a r i lo iv a id s e r u n g or Juxi high profitsT In January, 1B48. Then It ...............wm,uA survey of rural women h i 1I hem Si'ttllopi'd. m u -lie d , i n i i i n e d The depuitliieut i* consldei lug drop. Now wheat sella for $I.H* ■ ii In o llii'i w a y s llin i m e fm in G making a new study in go into u bushel But when the farmer parts of L’aliforola, Ni'lonsku mid fn v n ilt e - I'e e lin g til le i C linking Ithode Island provide* soiuiclues thi* Inner mystery of tha Great goes to the store to buy hark Ids is u ip ilc k I n-k M ushed p " ln l" e » Bread Price Mystery. Meanwhile, wheat In the form of bread, he ha* ulsjut American cooking huhtls ll p le p m e d fi " in p u llit iie i IliH I hail was coNiliictcil by the Hurenii of In nearly every sime In the nation In pay thu all-time peak price, Human Nnliitlon and Home Ecu- * Jlirit been Imited ill s k ills , Ihe the average price uf btead Is l-l.fi Junl like city people. mimics, U. H. Dcparlmenl of Agri I n p e c lllll- ls f " ll I id, l e i , ilie il in ,n l .1 cant*-the all time peak, reached At present prices hu la gelling culture, In rmi|ierntli>ti willi lIn' I Ill'll n o li d iv e m in e In February IIM8. , . about three cents out of each M-f* agricultural experiment slutlous In a few localities minor .Iron* .m l l |l)Bf uf bread. Tho other ItColin (iiinii brouglit the overage down to H . 4 ' emg ,|,.t make up the price of ill the three stales. The women Iheinsvlvea—7f» p o t- , cant* last December. But the ax- |>ra.n,| Br,. ,H cent* for the miller*, ( millime,I ri mu I’age I Hec. I! I paita don’t think thla email d e - 'p ^ ct,ntl for ,he baker am! retall- cent uf them In Cnilforulu, till piccreaaa promlEea much. The Agrl- „ B|l(1 ()I1B c, nt for a|| other costs- cent In Nebraska uml 24 percent machinery or rniif• lain ,n haod ,vpr. 7 rt Couch of gla...... culture Department predict* that ■. suit, soda, - spices, storage charge* in Rhode Island—snld they peel ,„,|y am! cut up potatoes liefore cook- w(|| he added. tha price uf a loaf will remain a* amt so forth. _______________ ____ approximately tha paalt price at Farm price* alwaya dance up lug. Others peel the potatoes and j laa*t until July. and down a* m a rk e t. condition* leave them whole. Hut Jusl lf»! Vulcan. Ihe statue in llu/mmW. Edward Blackmnre, agri­ play the tune, and today the mark­ porcent of the California women, |,am. Ala., is fid feel high sod cultural ccodumlit who made *ha et I* flush with wheat from good tl percent in Nebraska, and 21 per- weighs 120,lino pounds. bread price study, laid marketing erop year*. But food proc#»»or»' edits will not decline until the uv- marketing co»te move forward or er-all price level declln**--wh*n backward very *lowly under the wage* and all other cent Iterda atlmulu* of market condition*, ll alert a downward adjustment. will take many a price decline In There Isn’t mucH competition other ftelde to move them from today in the milling and baking their preient peak. induatrle*. They expanded their plant* very little during the war. Driving ig imw BOO ntllea mile* a day day, a per­ But the hread-aating population son wouiId have to drive for more kept Increasing all the time, There than yeara to cover all tha ta now very ..... little.......................r of tho aurplua — 1 .40,000 mlla of Improved roade In producing capacity which Impels this country. * 'j PAGE TRRXB' • fhe^ II i VOTlFliMbfc fflmm MV parmanant lacord of lha bank. Uapoilta Inaurtd up te ftft.OOO �< •757 .. ••• ■•V -■ • |T--' - ’ ..• * 7*flRV*; v'..' a ye b • Vf'e> 1 **'.•.* * - Ijf ra n roux Upon hli retirement from th«|the enormoua talk of Iraprorhif. —-------— ------------------ —--------Goldman Accepts 11. Retirement electrical wholesale business, ha the standard of living of th* natdy R U f S l C O I M n O t l S 6 U R 6 Ra i l By 8PUDH JOHNSON ’ came to Waal Palm Beach. Early families among the 11000,000 Jew* Position As H e a d this year he was drafted nn Chair* in North Africa and tha Near East Plan Compared To man for the Palm Reach County,who now subsist In Indeacrlbablaj(J00D BALANCE NEEDED Of Jewish Appeal CJA Drlvr nut! of the ►cderutH misery ami povnty, he esld. | Social S e c u r i t y MOST HUCCKBSFULL jtqh bo y k il l e d HAMBURG. Germany—bP)— A housawlfoin H ^ m ^ a d t found her | eak* form waa too light *d weight OptOHiatrtet ad it down with two ahalla- She than puthed it Into tha hot oven. ■ 111 Magnolia A t*, f ls t a IIS In the enaulng exploilon her tan. . vear old *on waa killed and ah* foat a lag. Jewish Charities of Palm Reach, Funds raised In the UJA drivel FARM AND HOME LIFE County. Me Is n member of th e ; „npporl the Joint Distribution WASHINGTON, Apr. fi—(/P)— Zionist' Organisation of America,' Committee, In Its work In Europe, Keeping thing* In proper bal- What would President Truman’s the H'nni R’rltli and other civici North Africa and the Near East) nnce, or on an even keel, Is one of soHsl eeeurity proposals eostT and fraternal organlraUoriH. | the United Palestine Appeal In ihe principal difficulties facing Estimate* are difficult, but there “ A rhnllniiglng |iros|iecl fares l.nael: and Ihe UidIt'd Service fori people In a democracy. Succcii I* in existence another governall of os this year.” Mr. Goldman New Americana In the Unltedihi farming, as In other business, meiit system that furnishes some; said, "During 1019 we can help States in the United State*. 'depends on a proper balance br- rlnrs for rough comparison^. It ■ empty every Jewah HP ramp In, ru in g ihe "magnificent Job" *tweenIncome andoutgo. Contlnun* is lb'1 railroad rellreme;it system, j Itnllroad workers' retirement [ Europe, We can facilitate the pel formed by the Flnrdla Jewish tl«n of good business depends on tiunsportatlon of mure thun IIP***, rominuiilty 'luring the 1048 United a propel balance Itelween Industry and unemploymenl Insurance sys­ mm refugees to Ihe young Slate j,.,visli Appeal <innpalgn, M r.' and agriculture. And the tnirat sat- tem, prnvlde all the benefits which of Israel and provide for Ihelr [ linldniHii appinlnl for "evon more Isfying home life for the farm Ihe mini In) si ration has proposed to settlement, housing ami iiuinmg .|i v,,tril aupporl" of tho current family hinges on a proper luilaucn extend lo moit of the rest of the workers. Rut the proposed social We cun Insure that the maxi-,drive. "It U no secret that certain In urn of ihe Income, mum uumlrer of Jewish illsplnced Euiopeiin cimtileH nro planning1 Farm families need to look security laxes would he bargain persons enter the United States to rinse Ihe doois to further em- squarely at the whole situation pries compared to what the rail* and aie trained and placed In job* igialion to Israel. We must gel and plan farm activities ill the road people pay. The administration plan Is loj and in communtles where they can : these would Ite Israel cltisens out light of family needs. Always become completely integrated W ' e | o«.» elso we may never have there Is the question of allocating ral e social security taxes from. Colin D. Gunn. Rlnlf C"n»«evran speed the rehabilitation of Ihe ["""•l‘,,r opportunity. And we can-1 a eertalu part of the tncnmn tn the present one per rent- nf p*y; lloriist, says work lo he performed hundreds of thousands of Jews m.l tiring Jewish n fogees fmm a | pioductlve uses, another part to roll I., one and ..nc half per cent „„ Miracle Hoil Conservation Day who must or who want to leuiain ’ ■amp m Kurope only to have them futnily satisfactions, and possibly thi- July. The tax would he raised „ | the Fellowship Hlhllca) Colin Eiii ope nnd make n start on langiu.di a t'ninp in Israel herause jH third pint lo Investments or deltl t<, two per rent nn Jan, I, liifil). |,.ge's IIH5 acre farm could he dona nderpinle housing not available. • paying. There should be a proper A* Hie tax Is paid twill'by em*, u( „ vpry jlttlu cost, If tha opera1nsimin' lietwrtqi Improvemnils In I’lnver and employe, this would | | on were stretched over a fiv* family living and Improvement or inulii' the total tnx at each rate year period. expansion In some nf the farm en- *'*"• J10'1 **’ur P,r. f,/Lnt' *n terprlaea 11h»* railroad business, both em* Survey's have shown that most pi"** «"«• management now pay a hlllties bated nn th* prior aerfarm famlllea rale security—in Ihe ,H* "** [”'r , r ”J payroll, vlce of early retlranta. A govern-1 form of farm ow nershlp-ai nr « " « W " " ," 1 »**r cent- 1,1 merit contribution would ho a rec­ Iroostml tn ognition nf the Interest of the near Ihe lop of their preference*. | w, nation as a whole In tha welfare j Farm owncrahlp seems lo l« the 11 ,•**'r_ ^ _*’,H '_L The railroad men hpllovc there of the aged and the widows and1 ptlnrlpal form of security which will lie plenly of money In pay children,” seriously De­ farmers ronslder seriously. Y o u r L e a d in g Food S to re In S a n fo rd In v ite s You To pressions have shown them the ihe mils without nddillonnl taxes. The propaised social security They don't expect to ask the govvalue of security taxes would not be quite so low eminent fur mutiny. The govern Aspirations for theii children ............. .. Ihem nothing i,nw C om e In A n d Look O v e r O u r W ide V a rie ty O f M e r­ ''^ ^ y .In comparison to the f° rV ..... .. Important group 4 i retirement lav. They ■goals for must farm families. Farm wt would Iw levied on wagei up to chandise) In c lu d in g T h e F o llo w in g : / amilies want Ihelr .......... ... health safeguards, I....... or la I security plan, how-j \ r unr,,er n\h (^^ ,pmp,red v,*2*® 1have better PrMf n‘ '»w;> belter social slnlus, better cduca- evi’i, us now prupiMcd, looks lo- , T r*Hroad retirement tax Is \ lion and a better start In husliicss. "■ ward ........ . In f,ve to III y e a r * > v‘*f; I ™ «P,*« «■<» ■ Although farm people seem I A complete line of Tuxedo Feeds for all your needs. *" when tl will he necessary cllher t o ' m" n,1h- T^ nefiU b* *h?V* lake good health for granted dllr. r* i mi... r I,,* social security taxes j?,l" - ^ m a x i m u m monthly .ing Ihelr early years, many farnl, two per rent nr get a sub- I '"‘'‘" f '' “ r., llro«J »■» «nd hi* A complete line Armour Fertilizers for farm and .lies list health Improvement and j sidy " reason railroad c,n anal dr*w Kiieolunes' •' • Th*Un.lsl n*w. t i t , that ,, ,, , I' ff11*1 \A tfm health fnrllllles as a need for luxe One Ktirden use. me so high Is that tallrnad Old Age and Rurvlvor*’ Social themselves and their rommunties. w,llh„rp ttlM) n„ yfnr,. A, rvic(, rMI Security Insurance m a x i m u m 1 b« **»«• 1160. t(Tha Major ratio housing lmi i"ve)([ # BllMI,itv benefits ”would ul'<u «> i na presant max* I Field Seed - Insecticides - Baby Chicks and Poultry rnents are Important In thei, rcale ^ tJ.,, . hi , W n In ,nl P u r i t y Is 185.1 of value, also, as they realixe that , rMI|y yPBri( Th«a» work‘ retired' railroad “ iSupplics A employe*,' farm homes seldom compare w h p||l „ „ „ ,„f more nut nf it lhan however, has one very substantial i those of urban areas. Electricity[thln , jnto Th, system look advantage over social security! and other lahor savera rank high. ....... „ ,r r«llroM<l retirement participants. If ha wants to get WF. HAVE HELPED OTHERS AND WILL HE GLAD TO HELP YOU y* Familla* do a better Job of plan rftiM tiunder M^ which w t _# „Jiy ther railroad ™#__ J°b rpaying any amount of money financial planning If all members , rimp'itdcs guaranteed pensions lo j °'d*lde th* railroad Industry to participate In supplement his retirement annu­ 'f the J I I V ' s i oirn. ihev are able to sen clea rly I 1 !"• Social Security system hat ity, he can do ao. different uses to which their re- a pm iillcl problem. It I* defined source, can he pul and then decide j,v Advisory Council nn Social how to a Ilocale I hem. Ht’Cii'ity, hr ruled SleHlillllS, J*. "t mler nnr recommendations, the full iHte of benefits will he psl'l In those who retire during' 118 Hanford Ave. I'htne 3.*8 Ihe fitsril two nr three decade* of* operation even though they pay only a fraction of Ihe cost nf their I benefits. 1 iv K ip trs iu r ' In a social insurance, system, W a H .r n J s m b f ir .s It Mould be Inequitable * to ask' N ew * cltliii employer* or employes to; tv**t*rn Jambor** T h e T o'clock club finance the entire cost of ItaNaw* billtks arising primarily because Popular Music. Morning Utvmiont th* act had not haan passed earl* Moods Tn Muslo !»e than It was. World at Nln* "Hence, It Is desirable for th* V o ilr mill* Tortar A lr la n * M alortUs federal Government, a* sponsor A n av is f '* * r to T re a d of the program, to assume at' Old, Maw, lle rrn w a d , HI tie leant part of these accrued lira-i O rc h ta tra * H ls rs NEW YORK, Apr. G— (Special) -IN. C Goldman, prominent Wcat Palm Reach civic and communal lawlor who rrcently retired from th* alrclrlcal wholesaling business, hai accapteil the position of chair* man of the Florida Region of the 1910 United Jewish Appeal, It w»» anhounced today In a atatemenl which he Issued on assuming the post, Mr. Goldm in railed for the wholehearted cooperation of nil Florida communitlr* to Inntiru the success »f th* atatewiilo effort on behalf of th* 1260,COO,W)0 United Jewish Appeal drive for refugee relief, oversea* rehNhllll'ttlon anil nettle merit In Israel nnd the United Sister. ' A Tnleilo resident moat of hi* Ufa. Mr. fiiddman nerved hh oo Army officer during World War HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE [Or. H eilf* McL®«ttl1 We Don’t Know Who Caught This Fish, But- We Have The Tackle To Catch One Like Him G R E A T E S T N A M E S IN T A C K L E SHAKESPEARE TRUE TEMPER P FL U E O E H IIEDDON M ARTIN OUT ROAHD ROBSON MOTORS SPORTING GOODS 308 E. First Photo 998 HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE You can save up lo $ 12.95 on a “Better Drtss” RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. BEFORE EASTER DRESS SALE li no lilt 1 no I in tax I nil I no J ns ) in I 15 < on Protects and beautifies! I 10 t ts • ra m e u i fu n -P ro ef Tw o-Coot H a u l* Paint glvoe you long-tarm property Insurant* you can't afford t* overlook. No longer D ltnocaiaary to tpond axtra monay for that third coat of paint —you »*v* coat of paint and labor. You have no tear of roiultewhan you radocoratawlth Plttaburgh Palnti. In mgny w oyi, they gra better than pre­ war quality / » 'm 0*11044 s-oo sts ns .M urnlna V s r l s t r M usic H a w a ii W orld at Nmin lin o C lu b P e lln w n h lp K rn n t M i i s Ii h I V u rle tla s j C ontinued from I ’age I Hee. 3 ) M lr s ii' II.>11 t'u iiaar | 1,300 pounds Hi n in IP (erlillter lia r None llan>’ h H sn tcrd Hliupper ami he seeded l., hairy Indigo at Today a llta r [the rale of 4 pounds an acre. l i l t s a H eadlines M em ory Lan e (A rm y ) I Field 24, Pensacola Itabls on M iialr L n v a is P ro g ram 18 acres: 11,1)0(1 pounds of 4-8-fi K e e p ln a T o u r lla b y w a ll fcrtlllier and 2.1 tons of limestone lly Itam ieal l.y r t r a l l y I will |,e harrowed In. Penaacola 'fnslr nr Hlepben foster T h e a 10 l lr le h l Mpnf Htnry Hour Newa H liick M arket ttsp urt rm M arket lle p n rt f'a la te lln e F lo rid a Twi-l.iie llonga 1 :0 0 7:1* T:t0 Ml 1 : 0(1 dp o rla Parade Jo a n tlru o ka Hlnga llnan * lo r a L a d y ita rtra n d lllra c h K .r im iiM hy C a r l. Tu n * T .a a .r * M lk * M r * t * r l* i lll< l*r* of I'lir p l* H *g* I Halil* will he areded at tha rat* ■of 10 pounds an acre. 1 Field 2D, common Bahia, hairy I Indigo, and while clover on 18 acres: 6,400 pound* nf 0-10-10 fcrlllitar and 21 tons of llinaitona will la< disked In. Indigo at the rat* of 4 pound* an acre and Hahia - Ihe rate of HI pounds an acre will he seeded. Inoculated white clover will be sown this fall. * 1* M*•! M**t tn* th* Hand Night Edition lltdcrota Kscuralon* In Iclane* Cola ()l*a Club 10:00 Hporl* King i f J>ay In :01 According In n*cord ttA sn cm * ! MIRACLE p jj \ l TMfe'o • M|liqoollty Phtihiih I II V . Pqlet far every bait ti«4l I l \ \ T I / \ I ■ £ V 1 \ 1 j / A \ ' f f AltMfW— A taal ofl batt paint llal to w n tno«t svsry turfac* thoroughly In an* cost It c*n \ * ,#p*,Wdlr n.fIK BHl, \ flOflHDI—An InitHw or aitsr1 lor rioor Palm that withstand! I nr train*. For wood, csmtnt, I / / I 1____ / 1 ___ I L " / I wiatal or UnolMM. 1.05 «|t. WATIMMI W A A U t-g high euallty, on*.coat, quirk.drying Aolah fo» all typ* surfse.i — tatarior ot amatior. 2.15 q |. I* today far m i b**U*k “€*•*» tyaawla far Yavr Ha«aM Everything For Any Painting Need y APRIL 6 &|7 PaNture Building $ U nited N atio n s C la s s ic a l H ouvanlra N *w s 1946 G ro u p 1— f o r m e r ly $4-98 to $ |.9 8 Tailored 2-pc. Shirt Makers, Jumpern, Fish Tail, Gay Nineties Princega and Peplum Style*. Percales, Luana Cloth, Olnaham, Rayon Gabar­ dine and Faille. Red, Brown, Green, Black, Navy, Plaid*, Print*, Rise* 9-15; 10-20. Turntahl* Tim s IMS Hlgn Off DAY T o it E n r t a a . 00 Actual Milo*. Good ■■ New, 1947 Ford Tudor Rattan* T*k* Your Choke Mercury Your Color Headquarters sS .rw V t- ’ BF.I.OW WHOLESALE COST « *w * Chevrolet » 200 BETTER DRESSES 11:10 Midnight Hand. Itandstvou* Group 2—form erly $7.98 to $12.95 VALUES SPECIAL PRICES APRIL 6th & 7th ONLY 1948 | | im M 375 *1195 Coat Styles, Buttle Back*. Prince**, Draped Tunic*. Crepe*. Pique*, Chambray, Butcher Linen and Gingham. Plalde, Print* and Solid Color* of Aqua, Black, Brown, Blue, Orchid and Maize Slie* 9-16; 12-20; 144-24Vi Group .3—form erly $#.98 to Draped Skirt*, Bolero Style*, Cap Bleevea, Bunt]* Backs. Metallic Trims, one and two piece style*. Crepes, Taffetas, Rayon Gabardine, Pure Silk Prints, Shantung. Combed Yarn and Iridescent Chambray, Embroidered Broadcloth, Olngham. Blaok, Brown, Gray. Pink. Navy, Aqua, Green, Plalda, Checks, Solids, 8tripea. Slaee M Bs 1848; 14Vk-24Vi. �« « I iF-»r» w w-> In rrrfe> THE W EATHER Unity There I t Strengths To Protect Hie Peace of (he World; To Promote the Progress of Amerlea: To Pfvrftfre Prrwpetlljr fnr Kanfnrd. ~*nfntd anil vicinity—(sir end "»,»l this afternoon and tonight. I'artla rlotnly and warmer Thorsd t , i.ru tlr In nnnlerale west and HHtfht*rnl Established 190A VOLUM E XXXX HANFORD. F L O R I D A , W K D N F .S D A Y wiriilh tfHih uttrf ncMifl, Nn. 162. A jw n rlale rl Pr*<*i4 Lenuerl Win* AI’ R I I . «. 1919 *House Group OkayjTemper* Flare U. S. CannmAllowEuropean Army British Taxes L e g is la t u r e G e t s Berlin ‘Lift’, Atom °ver Ve,er1fn*T° * - * - « * ? « * * • - * • Are Not Eased B ill T o B a r C a t t le p . . i Pension Hill InNew, Budget p s t a t e Roads C o m m is s io n r u n d s iT tty lrn C o m m itte e A p p ro v es $40 M illio n S to c k p ile O f S tra te g ic , C r i t i c a l Materials I I . . , ^ L ’ tl ■ ■l i t C f i l S O I l f^e e 4 | I 111 r T l f o f „ I _ T h reat 0 I I c ^ > > T O cai C o n g ress , f i 1 1 *S m m W l... S p .p p e i ^ r m y 1H I* I I I U I € D e n ie s „ frill 1st nation*, R o y -1 f ln j.,)| pu"1iid rd in In . addre*, * ; " K w ( aie m in tin g 1 „ I,,I,r r |,,i |,r im v loop on Am erican equipment for their I a |lJ|s | „ rll rM„(M'r i | f„, f.—t/p»t r r i - ■ i own a im tea and a im on the sup h* |,r f„ „ |. , lir R a n l u n ^ M r , . s i i t r i -H% WASHINGTON. ' v / i ^ n i n u i v i v . Ayt rvpi to n g ie „ n m a l temper» llatnf today port of an Atnerlrati army over l . „ , „ j ,,t ,|,P . \ Mtlv o»er „liat v in e inembfl, termed I **■* I a>lded ’‘lldeala1’ and " p rem n e t* .Ik ," 1 H’t{'1* be laid in hla pr#......... (or! that at am WASHING I ON. Apr. 0— (/P>— tm c ig m y allotmenh of $110,000. J 000 lor lilt Atomic Energy Com W e a r s ! by the A .............. Legton m behell minion and $ ‘13,000,000 for llir S p e e c h O b s c r v - I «l veteran, pennon* Berlin airlift were approved lod.iy by the Home Appropriation* Com ” 1 J m n , Wa.nmcton tepte Wa,htngton legi,lali'» legnl. . , mittee. the IMou.e Inni" lettlalive. wa, „■** hefoie hetn.e r|,e ’Art,tv gum ml fori e, ivtll he They were Mutinied in an otntti \ eieian, lommlliee '«li*n llie ,mv l<nl a* n»<e,,ary m Inline w ait bin $6 / l . 0‘l / . l /2 money bill »ut> brnke. plemenlmg cniirnl year apptupiie a, lliev b a,e been III the pelt," I a/lnr denied that he had u r n ed t.enrial I I HnUliuoti, veltren of tiom for nincellmiroiu government egencte,. Hie bill t* »chetiled for i» " WoiM W,m. told lellow Ktw linear, to defeat (r>ii(ie,,m»n „ l n Home eonndeiatmn lomotrow. *■,"» i'" b v al lire ( enter voted l»vo ivpeh. ago I" kill a hill pen ® Ihe bill** total i* $26,981,IV> m a talk dedicated to Aimv t'ay. by R 'P Rankin (f).M u,) Kiw.mirt Club iu« II. S. Army Day I J"1"' ll.,ol,,'i" ..........l i e P.ji.lnt', bnd,M , „ iu m I*. M- . . . <» » ''»»#• iflrfifil (»• imii* *4' bul the Alnitiic Knfigy Conimi»Mon iu t s s o c u m * n i F s 'i S e i r e t m *,( *!»• \«„,y Rovall »*<*i ludxv rl,,i il ih- * mied -Mi** let* *n , ; p , i v u arniv lueep tiVei f ,in»«p* the irn illm j <• *> *>oti!d I lait Ml m .’M "p'lhap* moic ad'lrd In, n>nr to lh..........I '*di», *vr titdiittv uHi'isli n . . i■ p ay k . . >U.> tLi. i i i t i i—- t n i i r - S " m r. _B l1 l. ii -------1 a □ lL afford *•> l**t t.nropean (r p lllld t P i i PS 1 tv 1 r . t s f ’f l ; forre* t"*er tb* t-ninl of s n ) ' , , , ^ . , i. Biddle, < it|* P « . Ar.li*. (Vlrrif 1 RghHiing attack on lire ••■•ntinent | ,i,, \ , , „ N , timf d u « f t K. a Lr* ...... .................................. ' * " ,M if vetfMm jft" * , f history penre or ,»ar -h a r rln g none ‘ lint Im added “ If in llie fir^t -tnge of any f lit in e *,ai. u e . 1 Imp alt , ....... ...... „ ()lr .....................onll<M,| i|,e„ . 1“ ' •• m Ideved at all—would ( I VtTam m g' am. •it'*# *■ pt'Mttal hfr Ftn i »*i I|t’ mI 4*1*1 (if* 1*1 tV># 4 »MtlfP tff 111 (a 11, r«• .(.hi fuf war lit*1 1 r|e* ti»»* lk«a11r- • ’* m i . liDlvipPM*.” lie t(r • **•‘■1 Mm# Fr ti pf|t nfi f'« .tty llm# |,r , ( ()irvr„, |UMii||tie. lr# i# it»* kpin* n #lifi( MmI....... I* ............. . for llie,i, Sbmtl, I,afore h‘*u all rpotie, | ,) r Hi.. ,.H,ei .uni, .lav pea! former I ml. i .ecictai v of War j r , p.,, ,|| .,„e,Honed the Ulmf William II Draper hail indicated , | )<( .... | , , IM||r ♦ |*M » M(P Ito f ml |l|l*tr4 nf r#f«\ ' L” - T . S . . -M.»VI -*11 Fill M|»«* •» 5 - " ’ ' ,,f ',1" end the Rrrlm aitlifl hind* were m*t ni tii n r all ailmne a, a iiliietl. He;. <R w „ . .................. S W « . . » S ' : s .............................,.r ::f r H ::Z ,.„l soldie, and Kiwaman." lire mallet of threati unv sudden aiiiick ' .......... i„. s,n,| “No, ,i,r Mavis said (lie l.eglnn , legi,.| \ ii.o|,ii tlieriie tan thiuttgh f“» fufure i ould ,ve a* loci r The committee elan approved P'roling from a tecenl aibltf** the full teuursl for Uti.'XW IH)« by C,enetal Omer Bradley, Army for atnrVplllng id strategic iitnL, })(rj 0| General Hutchiton crltlcnl loHlerlal* being stored up . , *'l|nw. . , r r ,innlino air atfor me in nny imsadbk futurm lU,e«* However crippiing air at emergency. In addition to the i lack can be. I am convinced tieca»h, the ninekpiling fund was | Vond any remnable doubt that anthorMed to Incur |-7ll,tM)n,(MH» ||„ , ne|jon br loned into .... .... latlve bulletin ipioied Taylor a « | M talk ilrlfkpiPii m W " Smk Id'll saying the Legion had hern "anc -----ceaaful In defeating" rniigieumen oppoalng [>po___ veterans benefits lie said It also quoted Taylm a, saying that, opponent.* of the Rankin bill "resorted to every on lair tactic," and used "olistrur S mote be , nmpelled In yam llie neressnry Met*. The new fund for Ihe Alomlc m rni.M r urlotv n,*r 0111 1le*d “verbal Air Guard Heads Express Need For National Defense iccn g n lie d by Ihe 76lli Congreau M ar If . IM t* Lljeakllig of Army activities id liar than In combat, lie derlaird, "Wiielher we think aland ienni ty from enemv attuek or terurlty irom fiiMMl., Ktornia and ilinaaleia. the Army entcra tile picture In llie pnal winter lla Dlaaalei lure,. O R L A N D O A IR F O n n R TIARK, iiiuimlng I mil* n, weaarla. hull Apr. it—(fll—M-day waa on the t I,ml Mrapera, nil Inlid and mind of nearly everyone qa Hie f,„„| ,.|,,rirrk in Ihe air. earned three dav cnriference of Air Na | I n r g e d rracue operutioH tlnnai Guard offlcpra from a lii,,, |l s. IdHlory. Overcoming mow over the nation weld into final v-e, hiuI punlaldng cold, I t , vrle aetsinna here today. 1 luue fought their way to Inin Throughout 11m meeting of bon dreda of baleaqiired citUfim *od p-ranking mernbar* of the air, ............... * r " ................ top-ranking unit, the attention na* neen 10- - f xrin , . cu.ed on ihe Air Guard* w a r - ( M a i l K H I R C I l i t W P S l time rota and meeting the enemy’* | p n l l i l B c H l ' h W f T t ’lk punch. 1 * 1 « o ; ™ “ *gij;/rd: they do not antlclrete war but ^ 0na m*n " • * killed enJ aerloutly Injured early they mml be prepared for the woman :an lha car In which they today when nnfurtiaen The conference* have dwelt on » f f i V U 'W » i l S " other (iihlecta and an unofficial The dead man waa Identlfird a* topic which get* dlieuiied more Mart Hlmpklim, about BO, of Del than any other, and with greater ray Reach. Ila euffered a com­ heat, Ii the poiatbillty of being pound ahull fracture. obblfd up by the United Htntet The woman, Mr*. Ethel Barron, lr “Forre, t*o in her flftlei, of Greenacre* Lieut. General F.lwood R. Queaa- City, auffered a poeelble poealble broken da, apecinl aaalalanl tn the chief back nhdd a compound fracture of roinpo of ataff of the IJ8AF, the .Jglit rigid leg. D Doctor* . threw. a ___ i____ at _ Good little wood on lliia fire a few | Samaritan Hoepltal aald her con A weak* ago when h* tr 'd a conv gratelonal committee ha thought State Highway Patrolman the Air Guard ahould be federal- D. Dugger aald the car waa driven bv nibion Robert Barron, ton of lied. Thle would be equivalent to In­ Mr*. Harron. Ha recleved cut* with and bruiiea about the face. corporation In Hie Air Force, wilt J virtual lo u of Identity and auton omy of operation. General Queaada repeated to the guardamen today nls belief that federallutlon of the guard waa neceoary. H* aald-“If Ihe Gate character W of the guard pnivec to be a hand­ icap to preparation for barformanca of tho national miaalon, than we helleve R murt he modified. CRAFT WARNINGS UP MIAMI, Apr. (b>fyp)--Sman craft warning* remained up aoiith of Miami to Key Wait toaay but watt lowered alaawhara In tha Kep. Somers Dies In New York Hospital NEW YORK, Apr. S - W Rrp. Andrew L. Bomtrt, U , Dem­ ocrat of Naw York, died today of a liver allmant a t St, Alban’* Naval Hoipltat, Queeni. Ha had Itt-en a oatlant a t the hoipltol fur a month. Samara flrat waa alaetad to Congreaa In 1926. Ha was a vet­ eran of the First World War and waa educated a t Manhattan Col­ lege and Naw York University. Florida penlnaula. Th« Weather Bureau predicted ~fT67L PAPERSj freak to moderately at Famitra who wish to sign soil * * wee! winds In the conservation paper* hove only un­ In# alowly lata til Apr; 16 to do so, Or I* Mkthleu x, county soil conservation ad­ ARDRHW8 SHOOTS WELL ministrative officer, announced at FARRIB ISLAND, §. a , Apr. fl the County Agent’a office today, —(Special)—Marina Prlv. Robert The growers are required to elgn C. Andrew*, eon of Mr. and Mra. IntenHom to participate In the R. L. Andrew*, Sanford, Fla., waa REDS ARRESTED among the top ahootara of hla platoon whan they fired for record NEW DELHI, India, Apr. *-(*>> nare on tha rlfla range raeantly. —Serdar Vallabhal Patel, Indle'e deputy prime mini*ter, told Uw legislative assembly today 4,000 Communist* have been arrested In southeast Hyderabad. Thn situa­ High 8#hod Andrew* a ............ tion la nearly under control tn the the Marino fcorpa on Ft! Jrt-jlj, H » 1 » IlMlwg for a parted of | lo . aurrentl Fatal aald m an; Communlata had laft jS* tRa atakj atata and soma have . w » ____ unotrfremnoe * 41* 1***1# C 0 if n •y Defers County Is Offered Action On Land Block In Bel-Air i Kearney (H N Y l said Transfer Qu e r y Fnr Hospital .Site threats" had reached I1I1 K n rrg y Com m ission Is for paying \ |,m||rt tb„*e of tbr mldier* on the e a r, after the House shelved Ihe 1.111 bill C o m m issio n S o ck s Kx T a y lo r (old Kearney "No such statement was ever made t>v m e " 1 o l i i i i i i ’ c O f P r o p e r t y As to llti' legl I s llie b iille lill-*, ’ II lla fan.* via* Poi I I 0 s p i i . 1l S ifr mi contract runtrart authority autho rity pre lire , off 011 viously it lit hnr 1m l by t'oiiKrcsj. The liitirl contract antliurity "Iiltimatidy a “ at belneen n« aulhnriccd was 1400,0110,000, 11 (ions i>. .educed 0 , <,nr man de gnlnat which L'ongreaa pmvitrualy; fending In;* land "MM Mmdlier appropriated |i!6(l.000,000 , Hr*-. I«* invadr it Whatever 'lie The eatlmrtted cost of Ihe n ir - I dcvjiHaitiiM in hi 1 cities and the lift operation (Ida year la $ I fill, I Hi torder in Ills (•viateinc. mail 000,000. 1 will icd lie enmpierrd until yon Present plans. Air Foicn offlr. , fight Ilim for Ida life ” eia I.stilled, contemplate the nso "Army Dnv. said <"’li',i" of 1487 airforce C-64 carrier plum s Hutchison. I« lielng ol,,erved tin through June !M>. Ktnill an origin- e-mnlry over ami wliei.-vrr U S. the operation lias Increased t o , Troops nre alatmneil -d-ioHd. at dally lift of lolls, they ai.ld, Ninglrd out an a remeiobrai.ee of a.eragii e.t'lto tuna dnily. Up b. D. 9. entry Into the first World Mar. "7, llm United Htates h a d 1 ««<. 'He holiday tvaa iiaugiirated carried UU*>.InI ton of aupplivn I" lt*^H by thn Military Order of World Wars, Il wan officially |. HMttHtoftl *•#•*• ' # MiifltMlftl (lit 1 .11 I < II m tr 1 ,M ( ;tf f i l l M rllm iv illr O n ,’ 0 i) i K .t s l A vr S iiro l I ntlttlV I 'o|llll1l*»loil ve,|ei Pressmen Surprise <1.1 vI be.illemon ilelenetl Im iti|i,nlei.i Holt mild next M<n oliv evening. Capital Publishers 1 | , <■ I inpie.l, b, Mavm Alnlirt, ( ,11 With Quick Strike 1mi,.iv .uniiiiv M*n.igei ( i m» _______ WASHINGTON. Api H- 'fl’i The aurprUe walkn.it '>f p ; An .igirrnieiil w . n, vie |.,,l inv.bl by llie ( 11y I onnnlvHno !’• --Me, Hill, k lour ot llte lle| Alt 'nbibvillnn lo llir t ininly ill r • li.HU-e Im llie pie,rill pmpiwril ' Kibbm, wlm .ipprairil In brbalf nl I,,*, pi la I tile at Melloi.ville Aie.,.,e j tbr {'ny ('nminiiimn to ,nk ilia' HI,| I it,! StfCfl | ll,e ......... ......................... . City ,I |ir r(t „rati 1M ,„ In tM1, tra il „i, „„ Im „alerl -,t A mI - M ■ ***' < /v m i *S TA LLAH ASSEE. — G^Vf f Tfnj Warrtn’t t>— (/P) Gimitti T« Conduct Bj)8oh:t!l Sc h o o l For Fi l v VfinthvS •'ll iNf’l 4 |**#»l# MtP 1Mid-| mean a ne*» eiji il., ... •!•; ■ ■—.ifr :: ‘ .‘ .I liiveb a!! m,. , , i • .. I i.. Oil y i»i*l <'•••mi v r'Mi’miMifit'i ‘•“ii i>*rl im m ednM v imcth of the • .,■*». -I #* *#»l,f• t *#M'i ”MipV•'* # iii ill iy 1«(tort*##! t lMN M'li’b ip*! P a r . h Ihe corner of lO ‘Hr Stafford ■Aid #h% |»M**f *M "* 1"tt# I"#*1• lili1r<t ififiT "*11M t-iikf pi ■#•’•" ** Mi* illd prt*Ufitjldv #*it fi**-* ,#rtf r|«Naq.Ia , qifl ylFrtfl ! «M Meltonvllie end Calaty Avenue*, Court lloin^ on $loncliv« Apr I* i' ts innounced this morning by ■• #«#1ltnijwi< ii. • flat* at * i In stitu te hi I . i #•9I f* • '"■"■li put Up i» 1"i'D Loher*. Nnw York Giant* en,J frmn Hie Ferneld t,angid““ nl 'i ih» I1 IM Th# i* ‘h»"rt "l Mu 4-le Soil f > •“ M i* fjulrrd final upprnval !* v ' ni , |v> .4 ill conduct the ichool. Dr Herman Selineky »*y. a noted M'l.—r n t Huipdel Aainctatlon Dr IMoyr, Fall##’# <U • attain fl» ,i* in* Sentln'il* St* to Lf^mlitm* fbei" • i'l be tn e tr u -to n from pipcblatrlit from Miami will lit* ,if„..| tint Die (and b* '" # 1 F i in l ' 1 ummatce. Ih>, ttu> Glantv u m p here feich fT ly ('nmndaetonej John K tidei M i n . conduct an limlltiita on "Human Ifiugiu nidrtltlr fm h Imupdel P k m iiiK , D iu s !**##( ♦l| f* *'h.im be r i 1.1 iieii ri f i-T I ' m m d uidfleldf iiirn ig ld Up f'H dlaeii'. .lun the n .* Hcbavlor—Came and Effect” In In i"i,t|eHliig ibf> Ira lief ci ■INIMFK1r #111 . 1" ieuii“ “! -I- poitilv l Hi* i iiu, 1 City ComOrlando at the Ren Juan Hotel lb" ball nark In llie ettv. In "# "'** Tmilivt O l d e r ami ........ I” I R Move. («lhei - » Mi , i*. ib, : , i. i i>l M-» e* I i .il..-. m hiii net Jelin K ill- i *nnou-c. Saturday al 9:00 o’clock, It w*i puinled mil II.M* llir r i l v b.'l ed IliHl I b rir i> ........ mi. , " *• Hemliig died m *t.» l- -,t i 1 Dibit- <! 1 T 'g » ir» e * ld lv *1 'h it morning announced today by tha Caidtal |„i,,rovama,d. ' umlri, landing •>> membelv l."»p'1»l el 2 Oil P M yeit#id,v 1 1 iiidllineri Do ! • * - ‘Jl« 1 ■” <*'i Al'i-Mgeu IJidverillyi. iv , , , , expecting i t least 100 Florida FadcraHon of SiiH*l| h .imim,,,* <>•, h. » . foil')" mg rill lllll*»» '•( If W|! in I #F# «*m i#'“U “d C'vuer’ j- lmy» ip come out to the ichool," Wctrkern. • hv lie bed beeirvunfined *>• *)■» 11 U*-*#l K# ! He 111". 1% #kj 'I* Lcbsrt declared. Dr. Sellniky ii on* of lha found­ l“i , |, u *1 (p, five deyt f 'F#* nnivtris#1 Tbs youths are requssted t.v ers of tha Menial Health Society A letired phvetilen nf *n, ! ' sflf'QtiA#** 1 ^ rijl! ' in bun* Mielr yvn gloves arid bats, of Southaait Florida and has been '>• • lieie lie prartlced fn, .’N **»» ttlMf# .S#r ifirt '* #!i'|Jt! IllIgM hu* halls "ill be furnished by tha (imminent In the progress mad* In H u , [ ii M o\e it m bum f in - i *^ #,filli»L*»tl imi I xtO ’ •lints. Mi Krider revealed mental health In lha entlra coun­ 1*73 ire \Vrli1it*'TII*i, fie i n i i» The GisiHi h s - * conducted try. The Central Florida Federa­ " *r.M I 'has, avhoiils around *i vi i ear* lie lived in :Vli)'<‘.,il1*'. W u l e n t i > ! ; i t s 11 I c I i l tion of Social Worker* hnnoiinced tha I'ountrv tn the past year In . . • I i j l ' i end for the pei*. two yetre hthat tha meeting hai bean opened ATLANTA Apt 6 ~ ( /P ( —C,-U«1. voter! yeilerdiv ihuply d« 1)(, de Ms w ..„ in attempt to give the youths a In Ftali Am! Flaho to tha public. (aw polnlsr* on tha gam* We’ feeler! e $46,000,000 dteem "1 mipinved ichool*. hoipdil* m d olhei f *-lfth Straat also Hka to have th* man* vtafe urvicet Ur Moye waa a member of the ' ALI LAKE 0 !T i . Apr *i—l.'F) “■ould BORDER CLASHES ’gars ol the Rotary Junior I L . U ........-I _.<> i b ...m l . ■■■„ 4,nl mud—in numlieit lha» em*redl , #l 'DHiodllt , Church jivi 1 l»*id*nts of not them U tih and WASHINGTON, Apr. fl—(/Pi— .................................. , of , Quitman „ tb" Amartcan Legion During fh • 'uHissstern Idihu -ver* itsrtled I Mgue md tha Lions Junior that poli.tci.vaa-.o na.rk ballot.........whelinmaly ag.m.1 new ... .............. Lesgue to attend the session,” i<*»tentsy by 1 meteor describe! Mr Lobart added. >rp 11a w*» met claahaa" have occurred between ,0rP*.y..!.0.r. .. . . . . ____ 'J'f 6I*dlc*l Corn* * ball of fir*'' mil * vhoo’lng Mr. Lobart will h* assisted by flov«rnor Herman Talmadge r* •hat peopla won’t agree to tax iied in December, iBUU lo Min dd iv Russian and Iranian foreta In the acted • vrl Hubball, director of the New today with * rail for all •hemitrlve*. Rural precincts were l* l.eedy, who besides bis tlaught v*i' is big as .1 (outbid " lait faw months. I’e a rt officer* md ne“ spaper> 1 orl; Giants (atm club organliaagenrle* in launch the nun* ronalnteutly against new tag** am' ei uirvivet him. Other iiitvl •■((('■•, Official sdvlcss from tha Amir- ataie vara swamped "Ith 'el“ Mon and Bubbsr Jonnard, aislit* rigid economy drive "in the id 4 the big rllles thundered "no" In mi* are two brothers, Dr. Grey lean embaaiy at Tehran, tha daI1'.... * ■alls concerning Mi* brill#ant ml director lory of*our idale," • maigin that reached almost hill Mvtye 0 / Adrian, Ga and F-1 partmant aald, "tend to confirm’* fliippniteri "f llie expand''" right in-one In Fulton rounty (Al Move uf Augusta and grandson, display end on C •pTculuns many news report* from Iran that the prisons reported hasting shortly , , JAYCEE NOTICE plan sliihliurnly iiulolrd 1 hut dr litlilni, llie etatr'* metrnpulilan Rtllv Fleming of th« Unlveisltv latest Incident occurred on Mar. l u arils erds *afi' f tii" Ihe nomlnolo County Junior xplte their three-tn-one nrH»n<V. renter 'H In tha northwaatorn Iranian Florid*. For t.wc> lernm Ur Moy 'b u t of M ie r e r 'r t s i n n t the I'hambor sf Commerce will nut "we’ve mily lieguu In flgld x f 1 Tnliuedgr, wlm had InMated <ui served as a rcprcsenisllve from province of Aaerbaljan. vlrtnrv for the rhlldran in iurv-i • referendum but took no stand litooka county, Ga. In Ihe Legisla­ in "Mimg but addiMonsI mystory have its regular meeting at the* " n lidded when place offices0 Tourist Center tomorrow. Thq Th« mi the issue himself, said today lie ture INTJIRFRATBRNITY BOARD table," 1 i-puited in mld-aftamoen th«y mee*irtg will bo Friday night at W With al) lha big pre. im 1 • "ituld work "to see that the man Th* Intarfraternity Council Funeral ’ services were conducted could s*v "puffs ol snH'ka" rc* barbecue t* 1 « b«! | « M-* ■>)_ the people la ire of or inn ■* carried cameo out 00. „ ,(q ,norn(|, f 11;00 O.i|o , k „ .U'liibllng m ti-a ircisfi Hie over Alaocisler. pi*s -11 the wait lid*.'. board .pf. dlrectprs, compoiad of a counted, the margin In Hie tin data representative of each fraternity u.'tial rafereud'lin etnnd tnilay nt th* Trenton, titan. *ml Lewiston. ^ ? f . n V t l e ymot hlnUd ilv Kr,ck’0n "»#«• and sorority In Sanford, will meet 18!U’t t agaln«t the plan and 'll, l»ue niwui ir.* ni l|' n brio a n,r J K< McKinley officiating Hi* ’ ’*«l>. «t*a Th*** imports n i n e on Thursday night at t:0A P. M. 8911 fnr It. ! ,H"1v will be (rent to Ahbevill* fnr (rum several noMu-m Utah of■1 tha City Hall. This lucliuled reports from all „ u „ ntuir "’* 4rt»i.. nn.«D.lu in f e c i , 111 wr>i| ns from Preston, JACKSONVILLE, Apr S—f.F) ,n Thursday. ttacepl* night uf Georgia'* Iin* iegtalaturn •5"*VUnP0Mlb,y In I960, Malm, sources. High Low rountlea. Many small rural hoxr* Political leader Roy Harris in ORBBKH BTRIKB 49 Atlanta 11 DOUGLAH HP.8TH ATHENS, Apr, 6— About were tinraported but they could Augusta—a Talmadge atalwnitj SPECIAL PERMIT Boston 6a 11 SOUTHAMPTON, England. Apr not change the top-heavy derision, and a leading campaigner for ex 20,000 Graak civil servants struck TALLAHASSEE, Apr. ft—HP)— Cleveland 6b 37 Only Hi counties—upistty rural padded services—declared "we'vr tl—(TP)— U. H. Ambassador Lewis A special permit from the Ganift today for ktghar wages, daaplte a Detroit 49 3f Douglas, who Injured hla left eye government threat to declare a —showed a favorable vote for tlm juit started to fight. This program ami Fresh Water Fish Commission Minneapol'i 60 36 long-talked reform program It,will finally ha adopted In Geor- In a fishing accident waa reported Is required for hunting rabbits at state of slag*. New York 67 16 today to bo "resting fairly well" night In Florida, Attornoy General Thera are some 66,000 civil aer- included more teachers, higher gla. I’lmenlx as 46 vanta on ike government payroll. teacher salaries, naw school build­ "It usually takes a long time ami "In good spirits.” Richard Ervin said today. St. Louis Hf 10 A spokesman for tho Southamp­ However, a number stayed on thalr ings, Improved mental and tuber­ lo soil the people on a program Ervin auld rabbits arn defined Seattle 66 as jobs and tkoaa who work In tka culosis hospitals, batter rural of progress and advancement, This ton eye hospital aald tho sarloua- as unprotected game, hut tho Montreal 60 34 northarn provinces did not Join roads and expanded welfare rolls. fight will not atop until the child­ ncia of tho Injury cannot b«-deter­ (iumo and Fresh Water Fish Com­ Jacksonville 63 71 ______ th* .... um of a lha But tha paopla navar before had ren of Georgia have a decent op­ mined until an axamlnaton tomor- _____ mission prohibits Miami 83 68 row whan wl tha bandage* will be re- light and gun at................. night to kilt are considered as a war ama and had a chance to writs thalr own portunity; until tho 'anaka pita’ mjw Orlando 71 67 (Cantmaed On Page Two) moved. game, thus not aakJM to tha atrtka m U. tax tlckat—and thajr proved again 7P Tallnhasaee ____ , l, | , | .h C lH U m y , , 1111:l»*• m l#», •ff*l '*4lil Mm # 11,. ide non In , nmr* value for ...... L O t U l U l T | t),ft (mm ** O r l a n d o s , V , * .. r ,0V A I'»#»" Georgia Voters Deleal $46 Million Bill To Improve Hospitals, Schools f f i i S ' r i ’t t THE WEATHEtr : '-V ^ '4 w-s F i'W t "Vtiout \ie w ip a p tra drew an id I’O'M'O'eil bmpd il ,ite at Mel- M ,||„ ,„ ,||r Avenue between I wen lltttnhini from publishers t ”#Uy luii'illr A tfniif 4ii.i r i n l 4f(t t *lli Slie*l iA#'■, OvIfiIn 1 .-|H1 •'lb- ACL ‘ In In Mi*w hiidgct, Mu ft#sitf#u <1 [ liit|tili|iiui ♦« 1-i* 1 , i-ji. It mf #!i* 1(tnign If i#*#?idnriMr t Contract ufRntliilloiii will nn* the,»«te ........ .. of. . lb* . ___ ■ne>r ball park, *0*’ '(.rain b 'line,, meatute, 2rifl bv ‘I d ' lelo.ed lake even 1, |'rm,y „|f I *#dd» u Iihm* nn#l it »,,,vi-iiimi Wnir«*rt wn|f| lull* b, resumed iiiHll the men return | , | „ Miititcpal Hall I’a.k mi leel .,11,1 I1.1, HI,all patk* "li llie ||„. t(„f(t„. tgamlte la ,. - he h now i* 111 itI (ilr I* t*#l I i % 1IMlI ■,<!jt v Hi**«»• ■ «m , mu • * M , lug Fix |#r‘»grnm, " M r iMrllontille Avenue. ran ami „ e ,l ,|.lf, ol the loi.tlion nnikt, ,1 pack of “O ... 1 tMrc F a lln ir to agree oil a new eon •ti(C lit' I IIIIMI 'll*'' 411' *’1irig mosl nfh^r Aliei , mnidetahle ilium,mu bv Irael wav the reaaon given hv M,rVo, I'.m.iwav irpoitril th.n d'dlmg* ............... 1 fi -in 1 1l.t ♦ dwntd 111l’Ki>i . "f Mir S#*diiM"l« Iimmi f-h m liii. 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Ira n ,In ■>! die n o ,re #* Mill d k* » M»| .... . I Mtl #'t 1’1#’’’M early today *alif iiagotlattoni (or | peity if11| iHtr .,11 I,* .ml, 41 ten, pi ov tiled llie I Hv < pntmi! *,,, 1„,i iM I I.....Il/* •»* contrart w*t4 underway^ a m i’ Mayor ’ ’atraw av »ao1 ’ b** vfl'icil <„,,d,rf imleld* vtlf Mi ** l'"|lil\ Idllf* mill *u«* t te*t •#, I , I’M’im I »»n m«rg*t«n»' \M iio ,# *i I 1 1 1 ‘ "Mie|,.0„|, ' 1 ot||d Mire the proposal befme that the premman violated ( b ,i|g* I....*«rr rn*iMi)w-| Mi l . V»* ‘4 # |ta r H *1 "w. . « • '*» ‘ ,,kln* ............I < Ttv Commlai'inn He i">nd- 1 •* ** f Iff #|t» Ml !*#(•( l| If1' # *#’. ** I*#ii r - *rr t##f !•v #!#•• £ ■• *I Ittlf* II# tHItlC#> | lootf Ilia! t( d la Hie opinion of *•’* . I. I I I#., ifipligl’ •It M, qua*>» #)i|# »i*w Cmtti'v **'# They added that thiy would rm» | r ) ^ ,|,ai the Fir•* Street l“ »», . ' . M-• »* I* ratmned b\ • elim I !>• 4- | If Ml 1MM4 • r#»i*vi* -f reauma negotiation*, atartad Jan ll( lnMR„, ,.„„»i,|ered ....... . $I#•* nf #»*w Fill (Mik »»n v Fa\#FsF #*uFrt'il (ot b'lyt i f raflnn—|,„vp >1 in iii.i.,, ’ . Ml • I JMMIHIM ■itHs if !»tni* | mi vi IIf nnrMi r»f • it for'l F(i #•' art if ##irt tjjfifs of !0 29, until the man "abandon Hie # (.o.inUI Hie due lo Hv- i'. eight pence north ,* “ irk t .Jtd ' ■* *'"» »*i'l hmifh t llflft l ’» ■#ll )’rt I'rifii litcted Saturnork .t o p p . g . " . , rafflr ,0 ,1. 1, „dl ‘ Atti0#«'#1**•I M*#M Lurk, M##' f"#nii#• v Il person |1 it an not mimed m m 'M # i* i-* (!»•( M#f p|np«Miil Fr *|» ,'h otteh clear whether Hie pr»-<> n ,.......... ........................... a l #lie* t|,a I •lav imunlng »r liMM) o'clock »t ■■ ms 1 pet bill to t s i e di* r.i'*1e off Florida highway* .Pi ,11 ( 111 (V tv n r. |',x bv O-.t I u , i introduced in the l» n t f l T o W i f i t f 35; -I H111' tod.y, Jtid hi* billt lo ( ♦HI' ,f'l V-1 t 1 *•11 W o r L 1-4 , t ’.(> 000 f»00 .. year in new l 1 *# ,rie on the way up. A m* ■1 1IIIt 41 411" 1. 1 b,' , 1’ ■r 1 11 In* ol Duval and more MIIKHI j. •lli | rv, vfi« t-1 •* f#*"' in* (!••)) <0 o'b*i Hou.e member* joinon *tul . l \ Fill ■ «|» 41 N.(..•I Thr ' 1 ••■oHio.ltKing the cattle fencing l»>4 4’ •11v 1 •itffttVI ’t| l 1 t*d (‘4 V" 1|,.ll b < ,*ot to the committee .It ■*ififu um1 4f1*vIft 1%I’l"1* »ft 1 g-'-.jlture ard live.tock, which If » a ♦| *f a *i I»I*II * 11*4p i I "fl 1 1fI ji 1 IflfV»■dia*e!v called a public hear41 I I |*ri *#*#»! (*• (###( j>*t **i*l >'|i p% f l . F* tiff *1 an l mg hi h lot next Tue*day night ttf* ,# tltiliv* . .eel*I *# ♦*#nl |1m# 11»• 1 ■I* • , 1 i t I t | g *Mf #1** I 0,1 bill pitted in the Houie \|| || It |(*r Ini illifia* >11 '♦*( t*l* Mitt* L ttm*fi | 1 .1 Pffeet a new con| #•1*1 ilMlt||tf r *1 i*i *(Mini## tHAfhing 1 Ig*« in i, lifii# 11* - •*ni##t4 H •iii'iti-’M,1 unendment tailing leg, | , . ' r \ i1|H|) |*\ a mI1*ft i* 'll* pfimv ( «llir lint f u If IInn I ■• **#*4 11■ It I * I" l i,*ll »# -M— • 4( t. Mft** 1,11 1 Iti'M • p 1, 11"Mi P ' lo $10 a dUy IMA t|l# Wlf* Kill* ip .r.tioii, ^ivr (hem $ 7.50 I U t . l i I. 1P ..M lie I «( M|f liwr t . ! (,. » I »*. I ^*vl lit I (. • b,<ng allowance and four !» Ittt |**tk **l •'.( Lit 1 Mr l( 1 **, 1>1 liiuit every lemon. It 1 •Hr by # i alt .lit 4 3 1*1 *1 lii. "mate. • rfi* » 4 KoHli*' «M*v nmv | I** 1 *» •I- * t r |tt #** t*. I . *»*,»!.,* 4 • *^rcc r , i, , • nearly all bill* 1 • . . , a lit M..> # . ft t*t ilf*. * 1 n* t t 1 o H,o first builneM i n- • H \t*m 1 #f t» '*•! pHttf f >' e If,m ic They would; fit >th<i •• * (ifhr 1 \ II* I 1 • r' . I,.duct thalr ». * . < • itt.il i»’| ■' !•» »** • • • n i-men** from fedr .t| 11*(•1• ,i o >, . la n e tlie pay M H'l-Mli* it from 13 to fli 1 . , 1 .... * Il tin <ll". . . # ‘i H . 1 ♦ l 1 ■ ‘1 .- 'i merit and obr’ I » ' |<I|**' 1 • •llli'l Iff Ml 4 **♦ • At 4 .. .1 ( .infer false pre. ( • - $♦*#• | 1 (14 *• .1.,4. I*»r# #m Mil' ••.it’ Ik ■tn 11 it I III" f, , , *1,#. ‘ttminal law 111#•11♦#“ 1 , , f. f till 'I #. F»1- ,4, f the • 1it 1..... i Ml».|l .# #•!... »k i - t 1'1 in-#* ' 1 minimum » il ** r »•»’ 1>• a * 1 f •n 1 .11 * at"* 1 ’ ............... . 1* *; # , ,'ul, n- * f'*r Cl*1 in M#(.m#• Sit S h tf l’i.l t l ‘# il1••*llt*l ■Hit# •» at. # ' l.< t I'l tfl# Mitt f !• Hill1 1. at • Mi.fl j' mih'I iitm htltc J’|||i . 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M Hc oau ss ue cH i kTe os Moves On Airport Pb i -r . v T oO f $ i nL e gDi as li al yFor Soil Projrram Apr. ■ * ----,—'*W»» ———’-SS-* -/ Tl i 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 05, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8e7b9570079fb21074b48ecd2c6ad28a.pdf 71919ece461b43994f8d0427101ca501 PDF Text Text MONDAY, APRIL 4, 194t U. of F . Gets Cancer Market Report Kenearch Grant* (C«nllna«l Frew Pate Onai about 300 mll«a an hour. Part* j of (ha plana were scattered a* 1far as 200 yards away. Hardly , a piece remained that a man could not plelc up and carry away. Thera wa* no fire aa everything In­ flammable had heen consumed in I the Initial eiplotlon." Mr. MeAleaander than pointed j "*it th# hack door of hla electrical «hop to a remnant of the mar wheel fuselage of the plane which he had brought back with him. It waa twitted and bant. Mr. MeAleaander and Mr. Cockman were deputlred hy the High­ way Patrol to remain on duty at the erene of the accident until II P M. when Col, Flatter and four other officer* of the Marine* ar­ rived fmm Miami after landing at the r>eland Airport. An amliiilanre waa on the trene from I Iteland, at an earlier time having | le-ni railed at a time when It wa* not known whether or not there were survivors The two local men ware directed to return to the scene Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock. Abou‘ O A IN E H V IL L E , Apr. 4 -IH p*e lall—-Two new grants totalling 338.660 have been made for uee by the cancer research project at the University of Florida, President J. Mlltls Miller announced todry. fitvrn In sum* of 126,000 nnd 112.660 each, the grant* were made by the National Advisory Cancer Council of National Cancer Institute, Hethmula, Md. Grant* for the project »o fat total |M6,6fiO The research project «t the University of Florida will open around July I, 1949, and will I* headed by Mr. Francis E. Buy, awl a Id mail research team Proviso* fund* *mountltig to 160,000 were granted the Univer­ sity early In February by the flamou Bunyon Cancer Fund thmugli the effort* of Column.*t Walter Wlnch*ll. Fund* of smaller amount* have ronte al*o 'min th* U 3. Navy, th*- U. H Public Health Service, and the Committee on growth CITHUH R E P O R T W IN TER H A V EN , Apr 4 -i/T i — Th* fltate Cltru* Inspection Bu­ reau 10-00 A M. report today in boxes: Grapefruit Orange* Tangerine* Rail 6 IJt27 73,036 6,387 Truck 20,722 79,828 M63 Total 78,639 162AM 7,740 ■AI1INO Hit U N O li lo wsru phnlogrsphers against taking pictures. Police Chief Edward Farrell, Atherton Calif., It *ho-*o Oefi) with Kennll Owen rrarler, .16. a* th* latter ls led away In tears frllrrwina hla arrest In connection wllb the ihootlng of three. Aceorillng lo the police, Frasier Is reported to have shot »nd killed Mr* Mary fl Thompson, Ml, and »ev#r*ly wounded her twin daughter* after belnr rejected hy on* of the girls At right, her arm and head bandaged, Shari* Thompson rests In th* Palo Alio Hospital following th* tragedy lf*r twin *l«t*r, Moris, 1* reported to ha in a rrlllral condition. f International .Toundphofo) Vegetable Market J A C K H O H V I I .h K . 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X X '» lo Ion, I'a e ’ e l ty p e 1-1 d o *en 114 11 4uo 'T e iip a r e bu I ' a l l l W u n d e r* fe w b e st l l o , a rn e lle i s it e I I P t i n . or d in a r * u u # l|ly w a a ly l i o loo. 0 th « r llo lln t.a e ty p e i i O l o o . ■»'* 4(1 -1 4 0 . etna lis t e ll* l »0 too po o rer q u a lit y e n m * w a a ly ll" llo P n ta ln e a Ion lb a a c b a Hebag u t s w ii b a d I'd I e lr e A an d 11M 1 m u a tly lo o , (a w lo w aa l l o . 11 ■i f * SOU, c f e a rn e r * 110, 10 lb ■*• bh CM I a l l * A end I ’ H I lo o i n II I l f * I D O .I l l , lllla * T r iu m p h ! w a sh *d CM I e l l * A le w 111-100 H o u ath S bu h a m p e i* V e li» « K lt a lg M - H e H r 100.400, po o rer *40 C o e * * ))* lo o l l o >6 bu I l l - t i n . fe w Htatc Farmer.1! Market 111 ISRAILI R IFIIlIN tA TIV I Aubrey Than (left) ts congratulated by Sec­ retary General Trygve LI* (right) at Lake Success, N. Y , following e nine to one vote by the Security Council tn favor of Israel's admission to the United Nation*. President ol th* Security Council. Dr AJberto Alba res, of Cuba, looks on. Egypt seas th* one Coundl member voting •gainst admission of Israel. Graat Britain abstained (fniernalional) State Lcffinlature v4«tntf*»#« ►***•- tig#« (t*»i this should be added appropriate criminal penalties to he directed against those who hy connivance or neglect of duty have been re­ sponsible fm murder." Appearing for a Florida F K. P C . law, Coe declared nrgroe* "ate our fellow ritlien* and our brrthern. Fair emptoyment piaoticea are necessary to the secur­ ity of their lives aa they err to our*, s i i Justice like charity begin* at humc." Both the anti lynching and F E P C proposals are similar to plsu* urged for fed•eral adoption, the PirgtessIvrV , legislative pr>:;ram also would make permanent the tempoiary State election law change which ut the party ir<J th* Htalo. ighta Party on the Florida bal­ lotThe Progreislve* commended Warren'* "Just and firm stand against tha Kn Kltia klan" and railed for continued action against lb* organisation. They urged a law which would requite *Ju- s ta le 1 and It* polltlral subdivision* to nay damage* to ritlrens “inlured by the wiongful art* of public servant*." Asking for l*peal of the stats’ antl-rlosed eliop flll-litlltlnUlll amendment, the I’rogiesalve* said surb action would be "striking the manacle* from the hand* of or­ ganised labor." I ACQUITTID Of MUIDIR CHAROII In connection with Ihe sleylng nf her husband In ( mis Angeles, Mrs. Betty Ferrari (leopard skin coat) li re*lrslned hy her brother, George Laday, Jr., (Ihlrd fmm right) end an un* Identified friend, as she scream* at her father-in-law, Vincent Ferrari. Her mnlher-ln-law pleads with Batty to calm down. At the acquitted woman's aide ia her father, George Ledny, 8r. (International Soundpfio(o) THE OLD HOME TOWN H EP? J O E N EW C A P S A BO U T B E/A W STO O 5 H E P A P K E O L O A IS E I? By STANLEY C O M P L A IN E D * TH AN T H E IR IS N T O LO A N V . M O D EL T !! 1 ) \ji 1^ 1 f CJ LU U J m aliu Jl ' CU RE P O P ^ A U TO M O BILH HAN® O VER*/ o n G b it s And Poultry J A O K R O N Y IL h * . A p r. I -n m j H ’O M i f J 5 W E B T h o m e | I | I 1 ‘ * h . . ed as president of the Rotary Club at the first meeting In July, I* manager of the Hanford Motor and Euiiiunient Co. Ita wai -horn - STSA W L^ S*. Soviet Reported to Have Attacked Iran t Ctna g y l S « H m i T . rC I X P — t ’AtbygUff of S'ftmotiR Hollywood producer, locdonUd thing a few weeka ago. The pro-' feUflT men coughed nertount & ^ W t a * .J o u r .k t a » S * i1lM r»fm aTS*ltunnad Ntanaa' tth U w T iw m 'h fo rfe • m m m i\ then the producer said qnlatty, hJoa? plaaaa * do I me a favor. Whan you talk to me heroine* heap quiet" • • a, AFHottpwood' atarlet *uplit (Conltnnea r i * n r * » nn*> said Ilia Atlantic Tact people* "do not glorify war hut they will not shrink from it If aggression la threatened." To him, he said, the treaty mean* "at last democracy la no |onger , m |e i of lloU U d un|t i, It hns Income a rnhealve organ'em determined to fulfill It* great PUrpoee............................................... iTi i / f n i B r ) v (H U i| o n o n , a.ot i w u I- (A P ) r .* ,% . e Rotary Club Suprema Court J "\ Pact Signed /X t e k o n t rdfo :«k :t 1i"" ■" ,l""* la lla to rstallsrsr quality and eonsumed satisfaction against these who seeek tn take an unfair advantage by ahlpptug «f Immature, unpalatable eitrus pro­ ducts Next year wa may not have a California and Texas freese and our poaltlun may revert to that of last season and early this sea­ son when growers were facing bankruptcy, ha declared. TH ATS O N B S U B E ' T EH R A N , Iran, Apr. 4 - (/PiAx reliable military informant said today a Russian regiment attacked an Iranian army post In northemtern A s m h n l Jan n f e w days ago and an "Important battle'1 waa fought. Hnvlel troops, supported by tank" and armored r a n , crosaad P * M Iti-lv lo have pssiarl. And the problems of agrlcul, tore roav "neeonip worse hefora I they become better," the House I Appropriation* Committee saldi j It made the comment In »P! provjug a bumper peacetime I 37<M,122,079 money bill for tha ' Agriculture Department. ( Tim hill, scheduled for hottis I debate etartlng tomorrow, would* finance the derailment for th^ j 11 id year starting neat July I. Among other things, It pro. video 3267,(113,63l> for sold con­ servation payments, 376,000,009 for the school lunch program, j 360,9(13,600 for the Forest SerI vlre and for an Increase from •3760 to 32,601) III the maximum ainmiut of pHytmmla allowed Injdivldunls of soil conservation J practice*. There la also $360,000,(MH) in loan authorisation for th«| Iru iai electrification, which I* no»B ' molded In the cash total. Mcntiwhlle an uncertain future for export* of American farm modurta la eeen hy an Agrlcultura lupnrtment foreign trade author­ ity. Director D A. Fltsgcrald of (lie offlre of Foreign Agrlcultur nl Itrlnllnn* told tile House Ap pioprlatiriMH Subcommittee that (he Mnrslmll Rian aid program may. In the end, force Europe to turn elsewhere for food and f i h j •r producta. The testimony o( Fitigaraid, who also Is acting food chief of Die Economlei Cooperation Ad­ ministration, was made public today. In other congressional develop­ ments: (’him*— a "walt-and-iee" Chin­ ese aid bill wa* before the House. All It does la say that Prtsldant Truman can let China have *4,(MM,Win that wa# authorlxad Congress last year buj nevar spent. It would not commit this country as to China's futur*. Housing—a Democratic Banator predicted that Mr. Truman’s MVcn-year program for the conitrutlnn of 1,060,000 public homing units faces a new cut in Congress. The Renata Banking Committee hat already approved a bill whit­ tling Mr. Truman’a program to 810,000 unlta over ••six-year per­ iod. Jl When the bill comae up fat- Sen­ ate debate, perhaps next week, there will b* * to trim the figure to 600,000 unite In tix year*. Mr. Truman's leglelatlve pro­ gram is nearing a now-or-never teat ea Congress begin* ' Its fourth month, with showdowns approaching on half a doian ma­ jor Issues, and educated at the University of Colorado whara he later served •• football ami basketball roach. Ha wn* commissioned aa a captain In the United Hlalca Army In 1942 and waa sent to England tha fol­ fully unionised and It luu no dis­ lowing year. In October, 1944, he pute with Its own employes, tt said tha peddlers to whom It sells lee are not Empire employes but are Independant businessmen. The company reported the picketing reused Ita bualnaaa to drop 86 nor cant and endangered perishfoodatuffs. Ham Farrell, fall Into a Palermo, Italy, drydock while returning to nla ship from shore leave, Ha im the goremment. laIn tha picketing decision, Black 'or *•!<) that Missouri has decided to na «PI>ly ita law without exception t<* all persons who combine to re­ dd attain freedom of trade, u* 'Wo arc without constitution* e- al authority to modify or upaat -* Misaourt'a deUrminatfon that It e-ila In tha. public-interest to make If combination* of workers. suUoct .. .*9 law* desliived to Map thoohan- The name* of thoroughbred^ must he approved by tha Jockey Club, iiw _ fighting lasted until tha Two Iranian# wars raportae killed and a "consMarabta num­ ber" wounded. Thera has bear K official Information, but It li llevad Iran handed Rusal* i •tiff note of pro!sit, New York'traoha thta m m for thg C. V , W W tmy wtabHakamt, . fl« * l E I TH E LO A L3 — B U T A F T E R 1 IT T W IC E , IT P » A » tt ConifrcHH Roundup 6 ’ •••*» , r r a le a »nn, e a s te r n ’ r a le s 111 If-" C u c u m b e rs liu tlu .l& O , pour lo l a i r .p ia llt y m o ton. la r g e * 1 *» n o too l ’ l ’ k le e lo n .io o K g a p la n t lm H d - lo o . le w 114 le w I l f , po orer o n a t it r I I I lo o, y .a c a r o la bu ion f | 0, p o o le r low ah 40 I I* i " ’ c a rto n e I ’ e ra la n e ll- ll* If* Jd . . C e le r y I* In c h o r a l* * H o ld en h * 4 i ! I -toy *oo »>4 114 d o * m I llH k lM ihow Increasing roluma and no really noticeable decline In tb* rnrlier market* such m* Florida City. Manager C. 3. Phillip* of that market reporta tha quality of tomatoes I* still fairly good, with the past five day auction per­ iod totaling 62,321 bushels bring­ ing n groti revenue to farmers <M 1164,804 06. The price averaged l.'J.b.t with the high at $6.00 The , Iman emp 1* about over with tha ci-eptfoo nf Pole heans which art , nelllng for 14.00, The low offerting* for squash Is renting It to be bft In the fields. Price* on I squash ranged from 60c tr» 11.50 imr huahel. Manager Sandy Ander»on of th* : Sanford Market report* a good ' suply of cucumbers, bc*ns, sqsusim rabhage. rilcry , tomatoes, eggW I plant, lettuce, and aw ed r u n moving nut at steady to slightly .lover p r ic e * with cabbage *nd (celery considerably lower. Celery .sold at 12 10 to 32.26 and cabbage at 76c per 60 lb* bag. All veg*. rabies and fruit are of good qual­ ity and the market anticipate* • good supply during th* current week. The Htsrke Market continue! with good quality strawberrle*g and Manager Alvares advise* farmer* and buyers are highly pin**e.| with the Federal Inspection servlro now available at this mark­ et Herrle* have continued to In­ crease In price to the grower and an increase Iri acreage Is expected for the nest season. 2,434 crates of her tics passed over the platform during the period, March 24 through March 30, averaging $961- pet crate A Manager Frank K. Conner of (h f Warn hula Market reports very hot and dry weather Is affecting nop* to some rstent and farmer* at* tmiv Inlgatlng the fields W a it in g F o r i * the Banaja. With tha Administration trimto: on to tha | ota thorn mqy b« St Tim kf'Mietm Mu x h i Dnran i wait t 9AI4 v n* AbvnrriuM �-r r a x r • T* TOvaRf] Unity Thers Is Strength— T® Preieet th® P « n of th* World; To Promote the Pragma of America i ,» To Pradue* Prosperity tor Sanford. SThru Hanford iterate W ^ EstebUshed 1908 VOLUM E X X X * S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , TU ESD AY. Sanford and vicinity—meetly cloudy with ehowera and thunderstorm* this afternoon and early tonight. Fair Wedneidty. * 3 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER r Associated Press Leased Wire A P R I L . 5. 1949. V THE W EATH ER ■ J‘ U N O . 161. Richard Crowe Legion Seeks *50 Are Killed Program For Miracle Soil Day Gov. Warren Requests At Municipal Airport Announced A rrested For Congress Okay As Fierce Fire Bank Robbery For Vets’ Aid $50,000,000 InNewT ax es; Burns Hospital • O ffic ia ls Of ----- hanL— ITIrr E ffin g A sserr T o ll M a y R e a c h 6 0 ; M any C h ild re n D ie Dr Hugh H. Bennett, chirf of the U. S. Soil Cnmervalion Ser­ vice. i, ill ipeak at II I "> o’clock, Thursday morning on die Miracle G.hI Cnniervalton Field Day program, wli'n the W5 acre farm of the f ellowshlp Biblical College will be liiiurfornied hv lumdiedi of men and faim mar lime* from waste land into productive field* *nd f a i ­ lure., Kxcrpl for to acre, of «rlt•------------r ii ■' rev : th r1land n nmniproer t M in i - I n m l V s s o c ia 'lo ii L i I u h i ,| The pi "gram, flee lo nil, |i ex (Dggln*. managn of the Seminole peeled to attract over 35,900 peo­ County Cliambcr of I'omioerce end ple, and I* being made possible by .ramos Keith, president of the the U H. and State Sot) Conner (treater Orlando Chamber of vatlon agencies, 30 buslneu, civic Commerce, will give greetings as and Industrial agencies, fnrin ma­ sponsors, Henry 1. I,out tit, D D., chinery and fertlllter manufac­ Episcopal Bishop, w||| speak. turer* amt the Seminole and Introduction of the Soil Con­ Orange County Chamber.i of Com­ servation District Supervisor v will merce. During the day conserva­ take pla<r at noon, and a hand tion practices will Ire demonstrat­ concert hv the Air Force Band ed that would take a farmer will follow. years to accomplish It will be At 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, the first demonstration of it* Wind W. E Ellis, president of the In Florida. Commercial Hank and Trust Co, Dr fleiiTiett'* talk end other Ocala, and piesldent elect, the addresses on the program will Florida Hankers Association, will be made In tha speakers* itand speak on the ,uh|ect, “ Hankers wlilrh h*s been erected atop one T a le to Soil Conservation Farm ­ of the former ammunition dumps in g ’’ at the east end of the alrpoid The Rev. R Alton Bradley, At 1I:0I> o’clock, Robert E president of Aldrtagaln DnlverWltherell. district conservationist. aity. will deliver a talk expressing 1). S. Soil Conservation Service, appreciation for what is being Orlando, will give a description of done on the project for the agri­ the operations. cultural part of the University Th" program will be opened at Visiting officials will tie Intro 10:15 A. Si. with the playing of duced. the National Anthem by the 14th At 3:45 I’ M. Colin D (Itinn, Air Force Hand. Orlando, with state conservation!*!, U S Roll Sgt. Jantskl conducting. Invoca­ Conaervatlon Service. Gainesville, tion will ba volcad by tho Ray. J. will sum up the operations of the R. Farris, head of tha Hanford (Ceatlaaa® Oa rage Twai FB I A K cn ts C a p tu re C o m m itte e R e q u e n t— N r w — Y o r k — H a n k e r — nil 'l*n M .itir Cor.rrr In D n y t n n .t Som e M m te v Economy Plea Voiced B en ch ; O f M cfT su rr S e c o n d - 1 Found .n v C o iL s irle rn tin n WA.sHINC.TON. Apt 5- (/P>I hr Am niian l egion v ailed on ( ongicii lotlav to make coitr a iciomlarv connrlri itinn and pan a tmtlii billion didlai vclciau* pen Mon (nil il'liiu « mi angling acailon nf the Home V »tri.si*» t ntmnlNrf, I ninth act f l i r t ) nr" pemmn rott Jc ,Innate, iiinning up to t>/7,0(lfl, nun min I rgioo ipolcnni'i lotui llmmai I avln* dri laird I don’t rbnak you ahoilW *m oh.,tifr . o i l a. a g a o n * pnnnplr 10 demanda horn (hr lomniittrr lo. aotor Legion rott f l g u i r a , lav S rth ilr A nd lln,,!ie,C 0( C Honors M rri W ith T r ;i r l i tio n a l F o i ' i n n l i t v : Giants’ Officials, IG 'ittfn rc Is S h o rt AI Dinner I Al I M IA fiS E I , Apr '• |7D Press Tnx D m G ro ss S n l r s Is R e ta il S o u g h t; MIAMI. Apr. :i_i,r> — HkhEF F IN G H A M . I I I . Apr. 5— </P) ard II Crnne, ■rlird 1**1 night — More then 50 pertoni. including G o v ern o r A sk s F o r on charge* nf firring with a a l le n t 11 new-born infants, were New York hank's IHHI.A80, waa L aw T o B an K K K reported killed today in a fierce In hr arraigned al Tampa (hi* aftrrniHin. Crawfnrrf II. Carson, f t fire that deatioyrd S t. Anthony"* T A L L A H A S S E E . Apr. 5r— (.T ) agent In rh a rir of (hr F B I In hotpilal. Governor Fuller Warren today I b r I in rtrla I e g i.l m u i r > 'penei! Florida, said (hr arraignment Hotpital and fitelighling official* tla W l i l n b ir m n a l * " * * io n to d a y J D r f ’ s i d c t l t would br brforr I'. H. Commie|nhit I v r y retouiipendf-l more than $50,000,(a id the death toll may reach t>0 slnnri Caul I'lnktrlon soon 000 a year in new taxes to the »>iih i p p - . l a f o i e to n rim v an d d r affrt I hr lung HOttgbl bankrr I* T h n n lts fliih F n r 1 I-' i ill -a l-gul A l leatt 15 bodtea were removed m a u d , t u m a n y i m t lin n m new brought Ibrrr 1l wan rrprrted The lire wa» dneovered ahortly W r i t ic III S .M l h a l r< Api'a.riitlv that gave rhem • i a a* (•• l- .ie it hr « nuM jt r lt r In Tampa about before midnight in a laundry • I1-"' - -'I Ifviei, hecauae he laid > cii itand Hou ' "i*i "'it' n id 2.00 I' M. ft «*., prrHiimrd (hat n ff.r. til •*! (Its NfAA ! etl11 fiiin U . f.,,1 fr" ih —m i program that he chute. Eyewitne*ie* *aid the b0 tr ii» r ' nnuld br transported l.'.iqalltv it* v. ,|,ii fl yeir old. three and one hall *lnry from Darluna llraih, »hrrr he r kpfirhr i. and prlum 1 i|e » L a Ifnoil fa.ni I- etaik m l VM»h»*g MfVvtptp 1r .Uin ilrd " ould cx!l for only $35.waa *rlffd l**i nleht, in Tampa brieli itructure quickly became a i m f if 1I ., Ilia Hpivri , f fVRtV Vftl e iinrn u “1* krmtvepif *1 • i-mi oil 1(HXt.fHtO a year in additional **hv rar. although t at«nn de­ ft treat mat* of flame*. rolo* ilin.ir, f»tl flight *1 iLf Mavl.ait l i.ii ' i. • IflV nl *h» **aanii Hut clined to Male hn» hr *01114 " It burned io fa it, it couldn't Hie Go- •rnor and in hit eonhe tran*purl*d ■lire avaa In hr < ilimf Lvfif Inti i|»nIlHHe'l hy fti^ "rminolr lo . t r i o . l e d i b a l » |i l l t l l ' C * ' « U a t be fo u |h t." laid one reicuer. ( nmmerre un ail,in ,n ,I ."•m.g* tn j joint »•*Ccumiv 1 i. II,r IB arn el' t| 1 ■ i .onflll.nn .1 • ,| Manage. r.d *1"'* ’f (louar »pd 5en»te. though, Many p ilie n ti leaped Irom wind­ DAYTONA BEACH Ar r 5 fth HilfniR tt* det | i,r . i i i o m i t t « r ha* before *t a mep'hn* waiteil I. Ilf1 M (/Tl - A rnnplr ol newly i'Ulc!l*i*<l ow*. Some died in their (laming 1 X k a " ’ \ i that 5* hm no pride of author00 r M whal I..1I t.y Hrp U snllo iD *n IHr.t 1* lien at C•* ’»fir ta i .i.» i ,.f i 5" Chjm- ,1,.p cat* ami * «IH|iirin|i* bnlrl allrnd pay f7.’ a month I » (Vortd Wat I l ent r »la-- Full". w '«rpn A«nt$|r| r*f' room* a* nun* and lowmpeople ib- -- enue i»!sn" he preant, gatagr mm-i and p-.dice cap 'd erail* *• »gr ‘'5. vuti)ei‘t in In ail-i", in flir A a\»d rp 'rui») H* i j i J bP would not obtried to aave them. »tv prn- h* t af 1 At\ 13990 * veai Income limitation* it., i. *'• 'li ji tain brought iltr s i i m I lait niglii The bodie* ol 11 infanta, (till l"r* *!»•--ata o'b-, mciny o! providing |«a».»‘> 1'' mrfl i|*e M **. ol R If haul M r »rm p rn t Large* (or married velsrsn* and 42990 (XKHVWI , ye ar delu u I'f (Ite •• in their (lame-blackened metal they 1 (* * '" ,», f h tt ! ?"g aa it is not a fm unto*tried servicemen. etib* on the icco rd floor, were the ol d'lapprartng **ttb JfWJ.hbO in 1 *r*|we 11 - *t f|^ 1 .I., | "glilatm . ipt*’rd no (Itaing 19 Tsylot endotve-J the Rankin s r \' Th>, n th* • »*t - »• ’ N*« 5oik Natmoil City Bank Bill »* » committee session which hint t-i;| tested -.ut •' •*'. c u n ^ first to be removed. ?! ■ t !1 'hi Leglilatura ... • *Kr general program bn> i ’. i'i I the G-i . Ii»s" ii, ifir li,,i ,,, -■I il.^ aty ,»xe1 . * lla o • Uncounted bodie* were *trewn fund* lv it 1 R .,., 1 -.ii a Vetersn> Adnttn cial i“ 'gram 'anvpaigned leat j . r a l iv't',"« -t 'hr t,„., •4* huf" ’"♦a ,» F PI Chirf I E d ia i H-im-rt uid on upper (loot*. There were about j '.tratlon r.tim atr *h»t II tH 17. *.i mg Renat* *.. • *»->.* ’u P t ,,, h- ■i.t.hi.a. 1 1" . ■ r^f •’ v ♦-> 30 patient* on the thin! Ilonr. a Cro" r admitted taking a "largr IVorhj War I and II »tei*n* ate Cla.t ( Monhi"!! ' *>• • •"* gcit'K 1 ♦ . . .L #ihe .tati governih -- e *ta|A ^ j r* nurte *aid, "and I don’t believe Hint of moorv from the Lin k but I U0'> by the year 20'’ Thr sin ir Hi"!*, •'peaket rhp“ ‘ • t* Bpja Curn'i (-• ' ■ •* * ’ r t ..... .. , pi .,1*d I- . I t.. I’ i i v v-r on commercial drtlm 'd tt> -prr.ifv mv i-rtticulj: paii.oon "-Sh estimated it 417,1)90. *#> i* DeFunts1 any ol them got out.’ ’ j 000,000 for World War I ' »'i r ins ,1. . . , vj \\ I'dr *1'H I ».gtat .III* .. .'g . •n d •) '.lltli-x to produco $0 ,!'• Effingham I* « community of imount Agent* »*covr>ed , ah-nr ...Ii 9"‘J " ’ . rj T Sen fo il 'em member t 6,000 In South Cent rat (llinot*. b l hom * *uitc *i- in * tow,-'* pot 2 riot fram Hep teagur It1 ite (>• ginning """ '"ri'i i ,t: ,. ,- v . »*> yf so cer.te a •pot; - >, tId j lim . ,i.pi 100 mile* northeast of St Lou1* 1 . . ----------'i ifw on Dirvinmlv. Hoover eaid. i (>.<aii so anmodmen* t,, *o(argo lt>*“ ............ I ‘i-1'pb.it. '-—43,899,000 • , .p t.p •,) ti.. ■ ..*i»n tum* ' * - t ,*'!»tlC i> and 200 mile* *outhea»t of Chic, j S n v i e t D e l e g a t e s T o A c tio n On R eq u est | lh.S05 -if llir fund* heel been tr I th« present bill to im-lude W ir’d At' a r.m , •( it.. Ai * S"P'emc i,.|i| pp, , i" 'Ci"»-.mg tax on , i l i i . ■► I'm hardly ago, un the PenniylvanU an.l tt id erail*, amt make *hg fo u r' 100,000 A s s e m b ly S ta y S i­ I,.., For S ilv e r L a k e covered and *n addllional $19. |w Ii. coptmu ' • • pi iu Illinois Central Railroad* (.■'tn i ' d.lr a'l '.etriana holding dl* rt 'nu.h.r!! o( l tiercvp.t tax on ft Hundred* of the rlty'a reildent* • '.ingratiiUto r* I! 1 St t,e •* jp-t* air in id t ih> R50 lud brrn Incited l e n t O n ' A l l i a n c e ' .dialge* othei then dlxhormialde R oad Is P ro m is e d r 0 ji» is.-rnrtj trom letail sales— ruehed to the eld of the loij or F 1 Lf» k‘1 i tp ,t ten-. l M Dot/. >na ’ ‘ gt-i «nd A . J A|l trill!. Hoover addrd. * totd ' 3 Received other propoaalv Htni*' 11,900 900 more patient* In the 125-bed hos­ msnagar, lot •him 8*piU J Greer, #»*'*• f 'til h*#r tuiiMG.) NEW Y O R K ,- Apr. 5 — < /F)~ A t.xji on tobacco product* other The County Comnuaioii today n| 411 1. 1 5.1 b ' of ll,e ,ii,|rn fundi I I >to Rsp oouddri r|t i sirfr pital. But they ware hampered by operating the th-!r fine work on t),MIM f I put pension* on *o Hd < ’2 alnllng than clgaictres i which already falling bricks artrl rubbl". and Serretary ol Stele Acheion laid matched the C ity’* recent annual have brrn sccotinlrd lot eat*hll»hment ' * * 1 •! f 8 «lcl" 1 of f elect" ! to I n alr atcuriling lo iiicums. trout are taxed t—41,100,900 the danger of falling walla. today it is "the conviction of the donation lo the Salvation Army by ( rowr told ibr TBl. Eloover t* Rep Davis 'R-W tsi to eltmimrte th" 1! ■ •’To th" pt"a. i r .al»u wish lo '*• AVftTf R e I V g*'! hy preA 5 percent ’ rx on amusement* Inalde. the Roman Catholic .'in fe r ! la gotAmerican people that the United " ('haltman think y u appropriating $300 to this group Istrcl, that b» threw the itolan Ipiopn.sd medical daductlun* liom »r rang* 1 ict!t»n admission,— 12,500,090. nuna who wart on duty braved in 27 -lewspapera A ll.it tax of 10 cent* an acre the flamea to lead abme patient* Naltom is our best hope of build­ after Capt. Byrd Hudson had made bond* and teeunitei io (he Atlantic ' income, and ftom Rsp Wheels* Bin Fu'tua of the Hutue Electio ra Ung publicity \ *!most dally.’ Thts type o( pumlclty or. forest land*— 42.000,000. to safety. Some nune died In the ing * peaceful world comunity." a request for this amount. Ocesn and "tool the»r only to Irak* (U-Gai U> change payments from Commdtaa , „ r two—F, W ., Bedenbangh 0f i could not be h-ught. *-'*« If w* k 2 to I f h a montn Half a cent s gallon on fufl attempt, and othere periahed In The Acheson'* stelemant we* handed Capt. Hudson reported on aid the bank official* angry " j I ay lor. the legion’s Ugtsla- tcdum hl* .nd Georg- Keith qf had the money m do Through oil. not :u I (or home lighting their troom*, where they, were to the p r u t a* tha U . N. General lo ait Injured man. Saturday, on Th* bank previously rapoi'ed *’•* representative '*i Wttnlng* .ita r 'ln - w e r e told to stand aside the Gtav.'s, R m l c r l u being placed and h iitir^ — H,S00,00O. that Crow# hid taken et lj»* »p.d w* U aim * llnttteUeo* pwKiir, • increasing tho tax on grots re* H"u*e hearing on on IM nuYdsItV map % i hospital I* opafated by the Aissm hley opened * lassfnn whieh tacent help given lo a joblew man 1833,860, Including » 19J ,000 in ; taken wanted >Ut of tire pending hill rherges that they were lliquall-‘ e'rtltnly apprm aG *t. Mr |v*v ceipts of utiiities oompant** from alaters of the Order of Bt Franci* many delegate* believe w ill be a and m his three children who were e**h end 4890,000 In bond* | Meanwhile the Hou* Armed fled by th t'li-on* ! ’ s prromt to 3 p»r* The Hospital chaplain. Father heed-on cl*»h between the Eaal pre-elR'-tiut' scM'dite* ’h -hired. laid tip wtih mealies, and referred 4 hunt 416,000 in cash was found 'Sirvlce* Committee told the atm Ihr'i cesei piobahly Cent 11.500,090 additional. Sandon, died In tha Dr*. HI* end Weet over th# Nort Atlantic dl lie the Mayor Andrew Cartawuy .a:.! lo many visit* In the sick with Mts In a vac ant beach bungalow owned ediervice today to quit quarreling fnai Mder of huamna. i MimtimP. m. ini. thi mtanglbU* tax charred body was found In « I . i*h tn exnrea.. t.i tho Giant* a France* MrDougal. county nnrae bv 1‘rnve'a parents al Rlaten t»- ot lace an tnvesltgatinn. room naxt to Hie hospital chapel Pact A re.aoluth.i unanlmmisly a Dr. Otorg* Wood, *t«ff phytl* Today'* »es*lon brought Rui- lie declared that M il. Htidron, a luiid In addition, Crowr bad mad elm , estimated the number of | *la'» Andrei A. Gromyko f*r» to Salvation Armv o fficial, w ill aid I rd apprnrunatelv 181,0*81 to bant* doprt't hv the coimillttec aahl that a, ,<| friend* to whom br owed “p r ivi|ti in 'he oafiiin.il mllltarv dead at 60 or 58. Lieut. Nelson , fare with the llgn*r» of the pact, *ic endangering the money waa sent ft on* est iiilulnneol Page of the Illinois state police hut Gromyko'* plan* were closely him in vmtinR rase* ol lllneti *t nmm-v Fetnald-Laughlon Memnna! Ho* Florida a tew day* aftr' be dl* thr .o m it ,,* veiurlt, tiy Hying said Ih# loll Is from 50 to (10 i guarded to .ell the piitdii- their own pm appeal r I Chief J. H. Green of the Effing Acheson *s!d the (I. N *nt- ptlal and at the bounty N u u m v The FB I aald 'art Friday " 'it timlai view* regarding an p »' ham police said, '‘There’s ju«t tv 1bodies the hope* and aspiration* CommDalon Chairman H B wav of telling " 1to which we dedicated ourrglve* In Tope commended Capt. Hudson 4Tb,356 of the misting money ''*d er We will not tolerate the con Only some wall* stood early | the war " He added, "we are He- for hi* efficient work during the com* by mall to Individuals *"d ’ stamp tax i!r cm 10 cants to M today. The Intense heat of th* [ termlned those purposes shall not past yaar. and stated that the Institutions to whom the pe»->.. tl nuance o| thl* practice.’ the bt, , peach of sccrptsiic" appeal" tui promotion if industry. l-»i >j express ,l- ; cun'» per ft*89 value 1-42.000"*e*K *r H'gb resolution vaid smouldering ruin* and th# tangled be lost, howeeer great are the dif­ Commission w ill appreciate very aid* Crow# owed money. »ni p*y fni collrg" f actrlf ippteolation ' > '•■ * Giant* ’ r ynifl, 1 1 w»» piunipted by two recent debris elowed removal of th# ficulties to be surmounted’' A bank spokesman *ald, ,” 1"' much making his finding* known "leak* liom ibe l-entagon, one 1*11 requiring I-Rlftr to 1— f-m-e ! • ,'abUahltig tl’R'i apring train’i'a Dnubltrig 'hr oornuratltir capibodies. ever, that they probably csmiot ; Acheson did not mention the Ati.>*,e at Hie Muiucipa’ Airport end 1tal *took t»v 1690,000 K arl Alt, 88. who lives across ' tan Ho Pact specifically although to them of future case* of person* keep the money lie cited a '*’v Involving 70 prospective target* and minimum payment a <>f 45" aided. I month to nh| age *a*l,t*i>. e in ! In ihr Mulct union In the event f <i bringing i bel. ( ui in iduhs * ' constltitHons! *niend*nt to th# street from th# hoepltal said | he did »*y: F C. FuMerlon aaked that the which br said could be used to of war. tha other concerning ef- plant t ii" <‘itv I Invy * state * ide tw i mill tax on flame* were ehootlng out of the (orce the creditor* to give Mir right of wey to Silver Lake near "Thl* country hat cooperstej fecttveiiesa of the Air Force * 11 H" urged tlm innatui* not Iylining tin.,. »ilending 'ha hail | real e.,titl< iwith huinsstead* hoepltal'* front entrance shortly Improved and money back to the bank'* Insurance I 30 bomber*. Chairman luv* of Fl»ilila blind u> r. Vinson lei i u eie * ii , ' ..imnn»i,'ii',i *■ exempt i fm 'en \'e*ra to pay attar the alarm wt/s sounded, lie wllh other peace-loving nation* In 1hi* property he company. effort* to achieve world economic( leveled off where harrowed. The •hr* facta that a great many thing eaid I >t,n I , rider, VV Ii ilt"Mip"r »nd i fill Hib flo-nl and duiaight control and a neighbor helped 12 to 15 The handsome affable Crowr. fl. t IJ-Gn) recovery and aeaurancea against I Board promise* action on the matAnd the House Alipropralltnn* >ile needl'd to give run .fute i> I A Dv sun, f'lty Manager ( Ilf pmgt ini person* to safety. j lived comfortably In a recently Committee approved lund* »<> i luhl fill lilac" In the 'ini " Jler. f i t M'Kibbin, r'liintnan nf Hie I WiHn.itl et.limaling (heir rev#Max Beldenbom, 00. a mel" aggrwtslon. “ We look upon those *■ th* nee-1 l.eonard Button told of the her poi.'liAsed home on Rtiilrr. Inland combat. Communism abroad and At 111" nppnnllp rlid "f I be . i.| I' iihmI v ('nfllmrvtlnn It II I’.lpn, | rill.., lip IIIni! tiuggvstcd doubling nurae, was badly burned In help­ with III* wife, lloimra, and tlurc «(,ia«taa*rf ne raae •>*• ;«rd* to motorists of a cattle guard aubveairalvea at home itrim. Ferry F Muirnv »f Fru'l r'.niniv Cummii'ii"in.| W li Kil the pie.ciil 5 percent aeveranc# ing 12 patient* to safety down an —------------------— -— pined below road level on the children He was widely known The <-a.iiiiititt«-ar recommended ptmif accepted Ibe If "live speak I,. , i'm iniv Clerk <* I' Herndon, Itux on petroleum alevitor. He said tha sister who produced in and respected In Staten Inland found the fir* In a laundry chute f n n r i n H P n c t ' V o t T l P U ''Buttonvllle" nr Lake Road, and wbcic lie wait active In social and 42,900,999 morn for 1(1" Stale l)c r*lnpwith a|irepart'<lalntetnent r ..uln'r „f Cnmiiu-ice Trcaanrer IFlm idn, and a law turning into L i C g l U n r t l B l l l t t l l l C B |lt„ ,eilt* | (he "making of a pa* partment'H "Voir® of America" got him out of bed. "I'm ante we have already ,| | lng|ey and W V. Bitting and *he State Trea.ury "Million* of chiiillable affali* Bank nffi. ial* and 48,885,141 morn for the FBI •ha) "The whole place wee a whole pnitved the . i „ Kiitlirnthin pond ia | t; Kil|iatrirk. P"*' pre*lrlc da dnllnis" in urn lalmed deposits in rmiahlctrd him one of Ihclr pm than Die agcnclea got thla yeai la aat loll, federal, alate and local nf Hie (Tnlttlhi't nf I'onitiiere* mlailoner l^ourakro^ and County hath of flame," he aald. ,H " n d a bank'. iCaailMHait i.„ |.Har a.,r Thn F B I booat w«a even more 'Road Hupt. H. B. Gray warn re mixing ininig executive* Beidenhorn seld there were at In k Silrwnr/. .enelary nf the (.nvenim U atien warned the l.ait Thursday the FB I found than 111" I'rnalrlenl reque.atei|. uuer.ied to Investigate the road len t eight new-horn Infente In N e w York lila .it, farm system ,, > «’«• d»'"i » l"bbyi,t* »f P»w*r114,975 in cuhIi in an envelopi in , The** fund* were part of *n • (Continued On f'aga Three) the nureery and "they Hied along mi,"drived Carl Hubledl, direrdur ' InteieM . have orders to sethe Btetrn Island home nf Crowe'* omnibus 1747,218,102 money 1811 with tha filter who etayeil with ..f ibe (Hants farm club*. Cbn.lea but age any .ev.m.ie progrem Delegate* lo the American L e - '/ i • nr a g\ parentn, Mr. amt Mra. W. J. Ci»we sent to Hi" llouac for debate, them n,on-'yr money, *"<1 i them." Marian; (Tarrnce .b.ima.d, easlM , t,'"»t would rcost ""t *hfm atartlng l i 0 O r i n & V O t C S U l l An F B I spokesman identified the probably later thin waek. Th* ap Two expectant mother* escaped gion Stale convention (Conllnueal tin I age tlx ) rnl director Ilf the farrii clubs; | nnn .. , . 45, 110 and 120 lillln aa among proprlatlom, would flualicn opera from the dill very room. They Friday at Sarasotg war® named, .I'dni Lolrert; Clmrle, A .itnnehaui, IB new members were taken $ 4 f t . 0 0 0 0 0 0 H i k e tlinse missing from the hank gava birth In nearby homtt. They and tlon* of Ihn State, Justice hiiiI Into Campbell-Loaslng Poet 63 at •fPiV,WUV|mnr ■ 1 1 1% C A le n in M o v e general manager nf Hi" Je|*"V T n x i n The F n i etnphanlied It »»' I I iiiitlniivtt On lm||* I N u f I and lhair hablea wara reported I'tly (ilanla; Tommy Heath, uiariaIts meeting last night at the fxsI « Q 4 n 4 T o VOU no way connecting the rider In good condition. ge, nf the Minneapolis Sillier*; O n N p w V o r k S t r e e t s memberahlp of l 11 O l t l l C l a A C n Crowca with the money missing I W ASH IN GTON , Apr «.n Tn* mother* are Mr*. Arnold glon Hut. Post T rlim a n To R e q u e n t I Iglilatlnil to Ipgalltr Hn. ,1 •» Brck"r.. rnanagei nf III* Jerney 428 was reported. | - — .— . . . from the hank. Neither Mrs. Ctowe (Continued On Page Two) N EW YO RK. Apr b—(/PI— •a.tvi' clausa" in haafliall ■■>.,■#ra. t , ' i'y Giants, Angidn Juliani; Tom Commander James A, Wright, ATLANTA, Apr Ik—(A’l—Geor­ nor Crowe's parent* were Immed­ H e a l t h P r o g r a m I was Introduced In tha Housa tn. \|> Kemia, Maurice llatelHilt; Hor. Taxi* streamed through N*aw York and the following other delegates gla voter* wrote thalr "wnije]!)?! iately available for comment fol­ day by Rap*. Mills (D A rk l and "•< A. Rtoneham , prcaldent of the street* early today In greater will attend th# convanUon: Earle today on a proposed 146,000.000 lowing announcement of hie arrest. H"rlnpg (D -Fla). |Jp.*ey City Giant*; Nicky Sir- number* than at any comparable historian; Jlamas tax Incraasa for schools, road*. The F B I had been trailing Crowe ] W ASHIN GTON , Apr T '. Loucka, post The bllla would exempt otgan" 'dn"*; Jack Aragon, manager of morning hour since a city-wide I. Galloway, eommandar elect: hoeplUla andother eUU aarvlcev since shortly after he dropped from Presldent Truman now la working rank Pavllck. Chef da Gera of , Tha trek to polU began at 7:00 sight 5ter. 27, leaving shortly on a message to Congress calling ad sport* of all type* from pro-Ith* Jacksonville T s r ,; Jim Boyd strike began last Friday, DETROIT, Apr. 0—f/P»—Th* Immediately aftar that police th" Sherman and Don Ramsay, m srsgar of 'ha tha Forty and Eight, and Joal In a statewide referendum that thereafter a trail of letters and for * broad national health In- aecutlon undar downward movement in oar prices mnouncamint tn o p e r a t o r s ' goaa a long way In eharUng the money mailed back home to friend* auranc* program, Senator Tapp*’ Anll-Truat Law fierlong former Atmix City 3ooi Field and Jim Slngiatary, oast ntlnuee. continues. (D -Fla) told reporter* after * tV ■tata’a future. ° t )ha Florida j Also Hugh Poland, ms rager of spokesman dasiared. "the atrlke he owed. Effective Uet midnight, Nash commander*. Alternate* arn John White Hou*# call today. It waa tha blggaat tax Increase State Baseball league, Trenton ball dub: Charles Ii is ovar." Texas Brady, Paat Commander Crowe waa siuiivo. although It Ketvlnstor Cdrp. announced a re Thera was no immediate cornThere were Indleatloni that Hi­ S'-miham. evar attempted tn Georgia—a 42 developed he mingled freely with Aaked about It, a white House g eneral manager Jf Cheatar K. Millar, Chaplain Ed duatlon of 120 to $190 on Its two per cant hlka ovar th* prasent people In stores, hers end hotel* ■pokeaman said th" mastig" pro­ lt nu»# Commerce Committee. *o T.-nlon; CarT Llridy; Fienk (Jen men* from tha striking union. Monforton, C. J. "Klngflsh" Har­ state serie* of car*. budget of $108,000,000. And which the bill* wara raferra I, Meanwhile both aide* studied ■»**, manager ol the Knrxvil!* Polle# Captain Vlrglt Stuart of bably will go to the Capitol Hilt Tha announcement came on tha rison and John H. Pone. waa the flrat time voters decid­ would call for prompt h"*rln", Stnekies^Rnf'Raeii, business man-1Mayor William O’Dwyer’* *#«]#-’ ! in about two week*. New membara admitted are: it St. Auguatlna aald description* heel* of a similar cut by Ford. -- - - 1---- * ----- — ed tha issue thamaalvts. 1 Ftpper was one ot a group of and would qu*»Hon leading f l- ' In tha four weak* previously George W. Arnold, Allon T. Rail, g u r * * _ In th e s im r t * w o r ld Politicians generally agreed that glvan him Indicated Crow* had Kalaar-Frater, Willy* •Overland Atlas 61. Bougge, Joseph B. a big turnout might apalt defeat ahavad some of tha heir from tha Congraaa member* particularly volv# a state labor relation* board cut Brown, William J. Dunlop, Las- for th* expanded program. A front of hi® lMad to make him ap­ luteraatad In health Inaurinc* leg- m*n General Motor* election to determine whether lla A. Jacobean, Edwin D. Ken­ light vote would aid supporter*. pear partly bald, and that he ap­ lalatlon who called at the Whit* er tho union has a majority of work­ jtar avallablllt of meter- nedy, Thomton E. Noon. Ronald School force# and othara who parently'had attempted to tdaaeh House together. the er* iu the Industry The othara included Senator* Increased pra volume, W. Mulrhaad, Bolyn N. Me Clung, would banallt directly sear* ex­ hi* halt. i ■r, Murray (D-Mont) and Elbert D ton. Okla., team; Don Garcia, oata and Hutton Redd and Btaphan Vtek. In He aald Crowa always carried « on th# ground pected to, _reach th* ... poll*, rain or (D-Utah), and Raprasan- cltiise" Invalid TH E W EA TH ER produc>tad Admission of that* naw mam- ahtna. Meat (aat Impartial observer* suitcase with him, regard!#** of Thoms* baseball la an intarstata tarnm ir-. manager of the Oshkosh, W lic , Impart tetivaa Dlngell (D.M'ch) and Bl* i m a m a for te*m; Hal Grulier, manager of ih« fContlnnad i s Papa Two) where h« went, activity. ... L$ rated tha final vote • toaaup t® et®CItv C aijft1 JACKSONVILLE, Api, 5-LW The FBI had picked up hit trail miller (D lac). J1. Donald Klng*The "reserve i*lau»"" In aff*"l Sanford Giant*, *nd Tory PavUh, Schools and callages turned out HIGH LOW SCHOOL BOND ELECTION many of thalr student* to help Mar. 28 when he registered at the ley, deputy Federal Security Ad- bind* a player tn remain with manager nf the Springfield, O , 72 Atlanta 62 POLICE SUSPENDED CLEARWATEE. Apr. S -O T J- brlng^ out euporten. Plan* war* haaeh hotel *t Rt, Augustine a* mlnlatrator, altn waa In th* group the club with whl;h h* hs* ecu Glent*. itet % 40 "NORFOLK, Va., Apr. 1 M * V - Oioudy tkiaa and thraatnlng Ard Scout* George Slack, Sob Boatuii Dieted unies* th# club release* "Robert Franklin," giving a Miami 72 Thtrty Norfolk polkaaaa war# weather wax# vied her* today aa 49 fCfiaHlinea rr* **■• atsr LONG D R Y SPELL Martin, Nick Shlnkoff; Frank Chsrleatwn him. auapenalon today aa the faaton againai obtaining a valid 17 GETS PLANES 56 ,* ROLLE, Switxerland, Apr. S— Burke. Johnny Hudean, John Mo* Clevelmd ___ith of an Investigation of vote of im-hoMon (g ■ county u«.| J'mti .1,1 Detroit 43 64 BURNS TO DEATH MISS DB HAVILLAND f f i —Tho level of Lake Geneva Mlnneapo!:* wide election for • ata million 55 35 TAMPA, Aor. Nlcolo : fallen so lo<v*that a atone on RALLIES TRUSTEES MEET Naw York -------- 1 win ha toned ovar Gtafagllone, 76, wee burred to the lake bed haa bean uncovered 56 40 HOLLYWOOD. Apr. S- U t ) — County School trust*** will fhoanlx death aa he ley In a ditch near end the following Inscription OHvI# De Havlltsnd, aarlauah' III. 73 447 50 hla home end made ■ human torch brought to light: 4S ha* rallied somewhat her doctor meet Monday eftarnoon at 4:00 Saint Louia o'clncV at tha Court House to Seattle of hlmtelf here today, Police •"When you >** me, cry." 74 dlidoat*. 11 Old Bwfsa residents eev the Captain B u ry W. Barney raMcntraxl 46 14 Ho waver Best Hope Fo r Salvation Army Peace Is U. N., Is Donated $300 Acheson Asserts B y Commission , 1 , Delegates To State Meet In Sarasota { llerlong Seoks To Legalize R e s e r v e Ranebull € I a n s Nash-Kelvinator Cuts Prices On Two C a ra sign refers to the bed times en< Jackaonvllla Miami Orlando Tallaheaee® ^TR®*victim wrapped himself In •hired during dry spells years ago. The stone hasn't been seen sines lVRt. iM 'i.,1 ' .'..V - . 1 * A’l f — ®®ea®®nneniedteM®u®4' ri an 66 It 71 74 it 77 «r 6i . �TUESDAY, APRIL. S, IN I. THE SANFORD HERALDi SANFORD, FLORIDA n .t H an ford H erith! m MM»»ii« *»(»«« •nui SE5 e * i * r XT, l t i e , al (be Pont Olrtce H t t i l l , rU iM *. *a*M the l i t C a a e ra a a • » M a u b >. I W ) . " a i liA M I l i h r x w BMIlat uoanus n k « * • Meele.ee NeMJM ____ le f t f ilF r io * n atb* All uklleen eellr.e, reran el rkuke K e e le lla u end eelliM el Milftteleeifele tee (he eafimie el ratal aa raeOe, will he ehercea lei A* re— IAT aartrlleUa I t lte._______ j i s m n r t l Naileneffr Mr lalaaA Newegeatr Meat.e.alAMs m , lae., Him feih. Chlmne, PqtrtH, Keeeee (H r, I I U t l t n * I*ereia le ■ wtMker el lh ; AaaeHauA Mliee which te t t l l l l t l aclmetit lr te (he nee let i «*•.t il­ th He« a l all lh* Intel t t s e in le ltl M I We a*fte*ea*r. ee %,,ll aa all f r erwa dieea I<hee T U E S D A Y , APR. 6, 1010 B U L K T it ft Alt TO D A Y . Moody providr* against nirknes* tad old *■•> but rtlsdont In ilL trs I t It deed n»ultlludlnuu*i Ihlnea that mondy rannut do at all. For wisdoin in a defense, even an money is a dcffilan, —Kcr. 7:12. Rip. j . Haulm Pflrrson is himkioa noiiM as il lie might lie roll lidding running Ini the .Senate in 1950 ag.mi*! ( lamle IVp|ier,' W* •upposn tunic additional taxt i will hive to be Irvied m ihe llliilxlive seilion who h opened lo day. but we take our stand with Scntloi Brae kin ol Cieslview who ley* none thouM he voted, at least, until unnicetsaiy expenr.** have betn pruned In the bone. 1 ♦ —-— *— 1 Speaking ol the Noitli,Atlantic Sfcuiity Alliance, a limes Union editorial writer sloops to quoting poetry. "Hope springs eleiiial in the human breast", he -ays ol the Security pad. Hr neglected to m«ntion, howaver, that the port went on to ray, "Man never it, hut alw iyi lo be blesi". rteatment In Florida’* blggaat aoll uhd water coneervatlon rally. Chamber of Commerce officials (('■■llsn.a Iron, faas (met A ll roads lead to Hanford next T h u rsd a y when the m ost nrc expecting as many aa 30,000 'Hr I1KW ITT M A C K E N Z IE day. people to see the miracle perform­ widely publicized event In Sanford's history w ill take place. Feeding of from 18,1X10 to 20,- ed. On that dute 385 acres of raw hind and nwnmp included in Yesterday the foreign minister* 000 pcuple has been provided fur Field assignments made by the old N aval A lt Station will be converted in one day by tif )2 Western nations irifl in In the form of concevion stand* Witlierell and Jacobsen this morn­ VVai.iilngtnn anil signed the Atwhich will I m < operated under di­ bitlldo/crn. tracto rs, and tin1 most modern farm m achinery ing were as follows: luiilii' pact—the most powerful rection of t;ar*-y Reams by nimn1, sugar cans planting; of all kinds into a scientifically planned farm under tin* defensive nlllnnre of history. bers of the Business and Profesigle, Dade City. supervision of the United States Soil Conservation Service. Today the United Nation* re- slomil Woman's Club. Other 2, Pangola permanent F o r weeks newspapers and radio stations ail over F lo ri­ assemble hi New York with mixed ntaiul i .*111 1* operated by mein-' pasture K. L. .Strickland, Bushda and in neighboring states have been telling the public emotions, for the Atlantic pact tiers of ihe Future Fanners group, (lt-ll of Sanford's " S i iru d e Bull Conservation D ay". At least 85,- Is the direct outgrowth of UN In­ and (im * nlaiiil will he in an iii'il by, Field ability to fulfill the mission foi urtO people are confidently expected by Conservation o fficials which It wan created, nnincly, to a r ls ’:* of the First Methodist' I !i ee), 1 Chlirrh file refreshment:! will in-1 Field to come here. Thu Iiih I time a sim ilar event was held, over insure against aggression. The cludii sandwiches, milk, soft drink* with ill 50,000 persons gathered in a small Georgia town not as Alliance, art tug within the frame­ and randy Orlnmlo large ns Sanford to w itness the event. Nothing short of in work of the peare organization, U. 8 Soil Conservation Service FLjJd clem ent w eather car. ninr the event, It. E . W itlierell in sists proporen taking over defense of technicians arrived tudsy to get W. \V. its signatories. Eig h te en Com m ittees of Sanford anti Orlando citizen s (I This is no teproarh on Ihe Unit- ready for the field-hy-field opera-1 rudd thma al Miracle Soil Conservation j l**roy' * have been w orking on the event for more than a month . ed Nations. It is the result of liny here Thursday, I Field T h e y have contacted m achinery and supply house*, m ilking Ji conditions iivei which the UN Each mail received Ills working ! arrangem ents for the equipment needed T h e y have arrung 1has no «nntrol, that is, the divi­ nnnlgnnieiit this iiiormiig from ,. t ed for thousands of pounds of seeds and fe rtih /cia . T h e i sion o f a great portion of the Mr. Witlierell, unit Les Jacobsen,! >g|ohe into hostile ideological A rm y A ir Fo rce Hand from the Orlando A ir Hast* will be groups « Ini'li are unalterably op­ Saiifliid'* SCR tchnlciau, who . " worked out (lie detailed farm ' oti hand. W alkie talkies set up ull over the place will bring posed lo each other, Ho hitter fure-lllling Job. ' paM.ne first hand reports from every section of the muuiiiioth ope Is the lo n ffn i between them that Kipnimieut also was arriving Field ration. B usses w ill haul the spectators from one pari of the theie Is ever piesenl ilungel It from Mil parts of t'eutrul Florida. | | u rt.ld may develop it .to another major Some ol it already win at work Field farm to another. Luncheons will be provided by concession war. getting prelimliiaiy Jobs done, in- rrnp m iinires. E v e ry th in g has been anticipated. lieruuae the security council of eluding some work on the one- latg* the United Nations ban been ham-' acre farm flab pond. | Field 10, coaatal strung by Dm division, the West­ The .'iHfi-acre farm, upernted by, pasiiiie: I,. C. Brunei ern Powers have felt Impelled the fellowship Itlblcnl Collep’p l Field 20, hairy Ind to Inie over the Job themselves. (recently changed to Aldersgate menial pasture: M, ,*<■ > I In- pact linn been signed and University) will receive com* * Wuucltula. will lieeoine effective when th e1plate soil and .water conservation Field 22, hairy Indtg legi diiliires of the various mi ruber lint ions have voted llieir approval of Ibe action which (heir govern­ ments hnve Inken. However, while (In* Western Jo.vei have thus fill iom;**||ed to ' upjdimi nl Ihe Untied Nation*, theie i im m e on fm the pence organization In feel Ilia! its stand- M iracle Day Field 23, wildlife border of part­ ridge pr«a: H. E. Clark, Tampa. Field 24, Penaaeola Bahia paatura and iprlnkler Irrlgatloni Clark Dullve, OeLand. Field 20, Bahia and hairy in­ digo permnent pasture: W. H. Pomeroy, Cocoa. Ftih pond In field 20: Howard BUaland and Marshall Coggins, both of Orlando. In charge fencing: E . Cl. Hammlck, Boulfay, ami E. II. Dwper, Oracevlll*. County Agent Clwrlle Dawaon, chairman of the dairy barn com­ mittee, Is directing the con structlon of a dairy barn in Field it. tcssfla sM e t« » e s s s bars establishes a second all time membership record, stated Ad­ jutant Jim Singletary. It was only bettered In 194S-4I} under Commander J. J. Rocro and Ad­ jutant Joel 8. Field. During the next few months, It is believed by members thst the 1B49 member* Georgia Volets 50 Killed ■' s a l i n a t e a r s is esss lia a t made to ii *h school tipxes to haul noriie to th« hullut Ooxe*. Their argument was that lieergia statu Klnru. ILL At least two nun* amt a nurse. Ada Haywood, were reported missing. Shortly after dawn, fiiernen uaeil a rope uiui tackle to haul small white-blanketed bundles down ladder*, passing them from hand to hand. The blanket a covered the bodies of II newborn babies. Parents hoped lo Identify them from let­ tering on beads around their tiny t:ecks. ___ ■ cV vii'ca. .■s p e c ia lly s c h o o ls . ra n k near the bottom in the nationand It's lime to lift them up. Opponents ansewered that tax­ payers need relief, too. They said a Vote for the program would bring an "the miseries of a sales tax." Citliens voted without know­ ing what the new taxes would ba if the expanded program is ap­ proved. The legislature would meet in special session in May to enact the tax program. Antidote For Self-Pitv oriei at home, myt Werner Strjdi ■n, whoever hr is, in lleilin. M ty be that it why we lost the war. On I'rout Luke M ichigan to the moon lu porlnip'i the tiecret the other land, however, pirtrlrrt we have (ten ol frankfuit, lleilin dream of June M aynor of Chicago, lie linn long been work•nd a number ol otlirr placet over ing w illi rocket h and hopea In .lime lo luunch a npac«> nhlp there would seem tn indiralo that rrniii a barge in L a k e M ichigan and go UU mllen tdrm ghl up in the air. Iltiti would he twice uh higli tut any himimi hau they were nut all dudi. Sailing In Space railing funds ami will *ee,k the . :,F4'F'H,44+'H"F+T'|..p.pT.H,.p+.H,,p.p.|,.|.,|.M,+4+4 ++ balance eliewheic I hey ure iloing a good job htie I hey need yout tupporl. I'luH lic 1.adieu I'laatk* A prona S u p e r V a lu e jjt t v ftuyon Halt Slips ... 9 I'r m t e il Hlouee.-i I yon I'utilies, pink, w h ile mul imtl/e count Dress I' i I i i I h I ’rm teil D u lle d D lin lly D n lfed S w is s CURTAINS 20x51 aolld color* of iteri, llliie, Hone, Yellow and (ire rn . . . £.19 pr. blue JJg* 8x10 lare dollies Special g c eg. S lru p le ss lim a ur CANNON TOW ELS S lz« I’laslir Floral Harrelln 3 r 0 pr. Ciim h SelN pkg. n r Clot ha, aolld colora.............. il" Com bs ttamirlfd colora SCA RFS I’rrlu in e d A rl H h re Hair Flowers C h ild re n s gnd Mtxheu A nklela pr. 2 5 l.adleV Plattlic Purxefl La d le s 51 gauge 15 denier Nylon Hiite 2 pr. Children's Plsatic Putnes 1.10 tu 1.59 luiidlrrs' IlrfM e* Infants' Plastic Pants, Raton Cut trad t9r Infants' Hun Hulls, Haufurutd brordclulh 98c Cfaambray Play Hulls 70r Pula S kirls . ........ &9c Hun Orestes, Prints and Solid Colors 1.90 Childrtn’k Buttons snd Bow* Ksjron Ptnllas tie hanford Name P iste lu r cars Plastic Water Pilchers, red, Yclluw, (hern ........... M IQ * Plastic Doll Himse A ccessory HeIs ....... 6 pc. Plastic Fiesta Malad seta |.i Novelty Jewelry $ 1 0 .9 5 **g. Garden Tool Bets .. 8 pc. Plastic Huffet Sets, 4 Mugs, 4 Cuniparlnienl Plates, 4 Colors .............................. J,- Paddle Hall Bets ... Large 4" rubber ball 10" Plastic Mixing Howto..... JARMANS 5" Plastic Halid Howto Cow Hoy Wild West Boot Vita Guard 8 pc. Plastic Howl rover seta ....... *..... Hey C h a in s .... ...... I P l.ucky Cow Hoy W taltrn f llUfSi e r FORTUNES Cow Hoy ilala .... g f c - |.49 $0.95 to $0.95 Cow Hoy Shirts ............ |.49 Spurs ............................... Lariats 20 ft.................... M t rille Avenue on wbkh tame wm rpeai Vfew yeirtVMo Cow Hoy V eals............. . | | c 91 , ] RasehaU Caps ............. | g c Bombardier. Capa -with • Goggles ....... «... |.19 Sport Shirts of Solid Color Broadcloth |.M Shorts ......._ Polo Bhlrta ... Boys’ Baseball Caps "SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY" “cow w ci mdna wbak' r (.»» ■• ‘rt ■• II Men’s Straw Hata SpepiaJ Vajof ........ |.19 Juvenile Sport Bhlrta and A Wide Selection of Styles in Two Tone Tan Ventilateds is also Available in a complete run of sizes 1-00 -1.98 45 gauge 50 denier $0.95 to $| |.50 ,b Large nlze l annon Wash I'tire Hill* Huviui mid C hu llis 4 Q c to | .49 FLORSHEIMS 2 0x10 Melul Novel llarrellM + if re**-* f+ f *. EASTER U tility iv e lly puntics in pink, blue, tile, ionize w ith colored I rim mid lace K Q c - fiQ< ever gone. If he doea thin m im em fully, anil ridttrntt mtfely T h i Salvation Atiny ilrive lor to tell the tale, M aynor thinkn that fifrtlier program w ill fundi .with wlm h to carry mi its Ite m erely a m atter of tmioothing out the dctuilu. veriotia activities began last j iu Ly M aynor preattni^bly la not alone in Ida idemt. M ilitary •nd w|)l be cunlinurd lur flie next I neop e keep dropping, lijnM uhout tt m yateriuiia project lo two oif three weeks. Il* goal hot mi ll a buau in apace.' If M aynor aliniilii tuicceed eventually been deduced by one 'thousand in building a amp which could reach outer apace and m llicr dollart litis year, not her ante theie travel through it ur reman there, tlmn laJcumiiig n piqtiimiit any lest nerd (or hinds, hut init iUitcllite of the earth, he would achieve im m oilul imue, became ihe oiganiralion is aware whether he came buck iu enjoy it or not. II in not everyone of the local problems involveil in who can create u nocoiid moon. but the (act ilwuPf gel Legion Meet TH IS W E E K ’S Before you boy down in sell jntv, letiiinil voiiinelf llm l there w ill alwu.VK lit* HOnie people who fin* niiifirter tluiii you — but aome wltu m o nut on intelligent T h ere will tilwuyrt be aome who are rich e r— and tiome who ure poorer; some who ure hom elier— mid some who are more beautiful. We may improve upon our in h eritan ce; we may aurmoimt congmiitnl hmidicnpa; nr we tuny compnu'inle fur Ihe rn vn pea nf diHemte nr ucridenl. Hu I, a Iw ay a, we iiiu h I ivco r nlze in ournelven certain iimaft* ntieiiRtlni— or weakne:i:ies— which no amount uf diligence nr determ ination can funtln mentnlly alter. F o r the.*to endowments we dnre not fake tin due credit. On the of Iter hand for luck of them we need not In* fudimned. Make the moat of what you have, of whitl von a re ; Inti Hundreds ol Ameiii jii Imiuhs accept the limltutinim w hich are tnr icapnhly voiiim . Invent which weir dropped in Geuiuny ull o f your tnlentn. W hatever they are, pul them lo work. during the war were dndt and show Hut make no apology for the retiirnn Elizab eth It Ih lh to •videlicet of tahol.igr in the lari- Y o u r L ife , The death of an old i . tn slim I' by a car on the Geneta-Ovirdo highway should serve to remind ■II ol us of the increasing need for caution on the nalioty't high Horae* Hull, Wllltoton. ’ • r T W r ; . ..... i n.i.. v k■ if �r ; - A' *" ■ ' ‘V *’ £■,• - TBS 8ANF0 RD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA TUESDAY, APRIL. 5, 1949. - ^ w a n i w a - .i i t j j e gBg— Business Women Are Hostesses For Meet Social And Personal Activities C a rlin P alm er R a y — Society E d ito r at 7:no p M. to go to Mr*. Buie’s, 1 Tlie Junior Auxiliary of the A'lirrlim i Legion will meet at tho __ ________________ ___ 'Legion lint at 7:110 P. M. All ellgT ttt s flA t jlMe girl* are urged to attend. The Daughters of Wesley Class W ED N ESD A Y will meet nt P:l»0 P. M. at the j r(lt) Sanfnrj (jsr,)en Club board of the Pits! Methodist rim irh | „ jj| m rrj Bt , ||(. r |„b house at home of Mrs. Kuth l.undqiiist. 3'M (,;m ^ Pranrh Avenue. j The Hanford Woman’s Club will The Udells ' la-v of tie* t llLst ] bold o genera! business meeting Baptist f’hmel, will meet at th e lnl),j ,l( 1:7 :m p M. at home of Mrs. \\ t Huie, Elder (.|lth house. The program will Spring*. nt R "<» P. M. Member. j iponsored by the Amet Iran ..are naked to me-t at the rhurrh | ||,ltI,„ |»(,pn, tnnuit /*' I Members of the Hanford Busand Professional Women’s Club were hu.tes.es f„r a meetIng of the third district on Sun­ day at 2:00 o’clock at the Tourist Center. During the mreting Mrs. Ruth L. Daytona k iw i I*, Campbell i iu ii|M * fii of hi I ’ ftvvtm n Reach was elected a. chairman of the district; Mrs. Audrey C WIIllsmson of Leesburg, chairBam ton of l.reshuig. vice vice chair man: Mrs. Hath Witt of Eustia, recording secretary: Ml*s Vliglnln E Threlkehl of Del.and. treasurer. Mrs. Sally Merit Williams, pre­ sident of the Sanford chib, pre­ sided over the first portion of the mreting which was opened with selections by the Halifax club glee chib ,«n,| tin* Sanford glee dull conducted by Mis, Escar Price Local glee du)> uieuiltors am Mss. Ilii.ei Me-—Jo ins—Beer I t Telephone 149 Inst* 1 S o c ia l ~ Personals Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stine have as their guests their daugh­ ter and son-in-law. Dr. and hits. George Mlyakawa and their young sen Andy, of Charleston, W. Va. Mr*. Herman E, Morris, Sr. of Rolan. T e x . who hue Keen visiting het son, Herman Morris, and h<* family for the pest sevetal weeks, plans to leave Wednesday for Louisville, K> CommisEion Meet HVnilnnert Kr«m Pst* in»**| Vinice Stirred Up Over Plgreon Ration and have the guatd talsed to V E N IC E - i ,p)— Venice is stirproper level Also pi..testing the red up about the municipal action of "'!’ V ' 0,, Mm- against pigeon* of St Mark’s A !,rll,'nl’near n,”^lake H”" "Tor.v rd residents .Square, tabwed alike by tourists Mr Button also piote-tVd play. Venet""-,. Their dallv ration ■l'_ - I SU M ..I SOUTH SID E PTA In ths Civil War, Alabama sent 120,000 men to the Confederate The meeting of the South Side Army. Parent-Teacher Association which bad been scheduled for this Thurs •’Non# Ib fw ffn Hurt f o r d A day has been postponed until Apr I.BhiidoiH nrlnmfri Honl* tf-tE ! 14. Mrs. J C Mitchell, prlm lpsl SHEPARD'S j of the South Side Primary School , announced this rmumtig. Ing t.v Mr f , clla ii\ of a fence "f :{fi P""nd- t.f city corn, Mm tow,, across the SO foot right of way '’"nncll ha derided, will he cut . .. . . . I ,1,*.*.,. 1 ‘ •* ■" pounds L0NGW00D HOTEL Pattern Marker »hr outer edge, .......... entile, •l"« ' . ' arts division also A new pattern marker of plas­ " ,"'1 al.’d rbsr nlgemis w»'i e spoil­ f'u velmdes lie was inform ed In Mi I’m.,, ibni Mi ('..ss'nl I lug the in d- id SI Marks baslllra tic indicates darts, hems, notches Imny allowed the i.gl.l ,.f way f i.r i1" " 1 n 1 slinrp steel edges on j and P«I*o plnc**il tin* road through his pasture used i iavotlle .estl.ig places ih^ piiltt'rn, nun k•*t n al. ili,led brie that I Mr I lintl*** lastli pieces ,,f garment It is foi glaring .>f , a. e hones, only on or,d,lion that a radio gnard he j " .................... .. Ihal ha, hee„ cut and marks are m-lalled. and .... 11.....tore, the! •■»■«»"■* ........I 2.000 Since the war JmssiG; so Ihai too ..........mark f HMf, r b k H f ii, I t e ll g h lf t il I F n »If n f ir ir if A fH fir# T * SMORGASBORD Ul>#n u n i II'M IIK A I rini tK» rtintii oiiiKmrr VIhI ti flF lM ItlU t IN M lt fflN llT <4e<io PER w W EEK entile guard would have to hn al-jotmiy bine Income meustomed l(il*’o 111 Hie uinie turn Hi't’lh Oiru ftHiil lit*li* iintl (In Kullmt tviif pHiO'-t'* nf .f \V. lint i«'l\ culiirly nn muniripiil Mi*1h**v * tbill tbr i Mint right of t**»iii Kim) \ curt urn's who lnv«* Ihn w*4\ « tl* tulltnu OlMXlph till pro pi^rutiH |'Mu fmdi fin them hi their T H IH S H A V pi'ity ut i| rtf Dimii I ..nisi' it in i*ii!dt'itH "i .in wn«t|i*w itilU. 11. , ,.Us .a t “HI VI'V f D n liiiv M fiii It h i n t ’ s Ili*' Miss Thelma Hammond, Mi*« V•s 'ri«l|on will meet nt A OH P (nitJ tit ipti I*«ri nil- I t'lpli'ili'i) of Grace Cole, .M t»s Elsie Farley. ttavmond Adams of Ontario, S T A T E T H E A T R E M n ith the topic of the meeting ll.urun. ■niinf \ siifvryni M being "Child Needs Woik Esper- Canada, who recently returned Mrs, Joe Corley, Mrs Margaret m i" The guest speaker will b<J Horn Iterlin, tiermany, .» the tiouse Golt. Mias Margaret Meyeis, Miss T W Lawton. The hoard meet si guest of Mr. and Mra. Herman E . Charlotte Irlain) an<! accompanist. oiorrls and (heir two sons, Robert Mrs. Maude Sale her "The Lord’s 2 :to p. M Prayer" was sung by Mis. Charles BIB HI The Seminole Baptist Assoela- nltd Ernie. (4 mi Onnt-'* f>*MH f’n'ir rrti#*r JbjMSlJt lit It. ^ E. Ginn. ('••mnirnr 1b ptti tiunit* nml fltr ANNt'I’Nt EMF.NT i n o will bold n quarterly rally if During the business meeting federal judiciary for the year HOOKS O PEN 12:1."* P. M. Halt) Outer,, nt 10:00 A. M A covered Mr. anil Mrs. N. C. Rlawter conducted by the retiring rhaii - starting next July I Oi di luncheon will lie seivrd at plan to leave Erlday for Liberty, 9 Mat lore n I0r - Evellihlin llr noon. mall, Mrs. Esther Phillips of Will The Voice .if Vmericn tumid Children I fc Seminole Chapter No 2, it, E. S. N. C. to attend a faintly reunion ter Pmk, the yearly reports nf ea-ls me 11n- Stale Depru I merit's and tdit Inlay dlunrr for Mr. sod 'Irs Koherl Mlihlleton m il meet nt the Masonic Hall at all presidents were heard. Re chief weapon in pencilaiing the Slntvter's father who will he H2 ports were hearil from Sanford, iron , in tail, will, ' he htt f I, of a son, i a imi p M fuel, at,.ml ........... I f i ■ I 1 r \ i Muir mi \pi I at 'Ire years old on Apr. t> . Orlando, Daytona Beach, Halifax, \nn-ii,i, \n.| the FBI II, llie , The T E. L. Class of the First i t Ibin'e t Church will meet at 7:H0 Kissimmee, Del ami. Knslis ami mal-t of an expanded piogran, to F•’* 1 *"lThton Memorial llos | 11* M In the classroom Mbldleton i. the fmin Mr. mid Mr> Harry l ee. Harry | Ml. Dorn. A discussion was held Mark down »uhvo( ,n . at homo l"’ »l Mr Lee', Jr'! "Mr*, .lack'Wilkinson "and | "" re-dlslrlrllltg the Stale be, arise I The "V* suit toll .all, f>.i frill, ' '""Ivii I’loiee I I'KIH A > Mis', Elsie Farley have returned ' ,l,rK'‘ Imuease In clni.s and>"07. if. 1 i,^, 'bar, I' m .iitenl Tin I li u s h t 'I n ,t i e r s ntlte l l a r i l s o t i cbapter, from Lake Wales where they at. I ■nnouncemenl was made of the! a-ke.l \ new device shaped like a comb Dnuuhlers of the Ainerlmti Re tended funeral services for H. E. I rbwi'lssf hamprel to lie tis-1,1 in Mt.| I hi .‘'•■irate voted dow n 7.0 to with bundle, nod lopped with volution, will meet with Mrs. E. I. Clements, fit10 Park Avenue, at Draper yesterday. Mrs Lee |)rn' I T*or»» on Apr 7 and in Sanford, 22 a proposal ..........pine Hint »i lot, l.| tsll,*s Is an aid in lenmv '■•’'mini’s receiving Mar .hull Plan lllg li'i'sc bo,, bill-lies It 00 P. M. All visiting dnnghters per, the former U lo Lee, is visit- A,,r' big her parents while her husband Following the hustuess session] ' ..... * Gieii pur.bie.e- of litre Invited (u allrlitl ' ' * • iiiii I pi in!-, foi A tmu i, an a tea wbs held Bowls and vases ‘ Mai.i:,. The Huiiford Townsend Club will sellles business affairs In Cinrlnnasturtiums forming a 5 A rt iner t at 7:.Ill P. M. Ill the Tourist lintl before returning to Lake held ,,l I . oitoi,tic t 'nope, „ , springtime motif. The tea table ■" Center. Games and rcfrrd il^ nts Wales. * i"„ i, • i• > ,o ,de , It,„l ki'A ,n, was covered with a line cloth will, Ttx mu obuppri's will to enjoyed following the blls1 candles in the club c.dois, gold lion- niu-t el . nli ,...t le . M,„„ , \ %’J llle*. meeting. S p rrtsl Im W r it 7 , . . ’,,t of life,, ,,, , atted , ,o,i, , and green, being placed down (lie nestis v The Mimosa Circle of the Santetpa, I fund fm put, tuentig c,i center of ihe table. Other decora forrl Garden Club will meet at the ‘It ijl N l i ' u I, ^ tlnns on the table in, hided gold H'nl and duitegi. motor lal , ...... I , home id Mr*. .1. N A/rsrello, 1 II It s I f il h,m eil t,\ tbjs enilllt, v J lllhixcis blossoms on a base of 2'iltl Sanford Avenue, nt 10:00 I ’ r r m It I T l e t Senaioi Idlenilc, ( D i a l pro-, "The Count and the Coed" will green foliage A. M P“ >ed 10,,,,,: ltd. to '7, per , eril ' h,, the title of the annual spring — C nlr -Shin Presiding over the silver set II,. omeiidment wo. , ole,, down operetta to he presented hy the Seminole High School glee rluh vices were Mrs Charles E Ginn Mo ,,ie plodded bmlv along and Mrs Mliiam Russell The tea on Apr. 12 under the dlrrrtion of t"W,iid a float dec, .n.i, >•„ ,|.e \d | Vlvato was under the direction of Mis ui h hhh Miss Ollle Reese Whittle Two Raymond M Ball, cl,airman, with non, .t|,illiil)'. teipm I foi fr,t7,4U, fm performances will he given, one ""O.imo ,„ new EC \ a,ill,,.,MM | ______ I 710 P. M, am! a night perform­ the assistance of M,a H E. Trite l,"„. WAi.o»virirM AoKwcvy j Hu- imtm* of Mr noil Mt • ll**r- hi .y /tfm ih im c f and Mrs W. E Baker. ance at H lh P M. \ndA lloinev Ge min! T,,m, fiiti'i I MtnrU, 17JH Irtiriiit AvvThe campus of Maiden College * lu l lit ns.iMfd Con,-,i Moil ,f: *"i* *\ i* »bi» ifflir nf n hHRilnir^r just before the Mayday eelehra nii rtiurulRv livening for ntont* •I'm Is the setting for the two. Cooper, Stanley Hrumluv. xrnolil w»i came now tj,,* v m * w o u l d I he “u, pteffv good .,b„p«." f„, I , 'm lA « • Those taking the Harrington. Ingrnl Esterson. John * -ut.lel ll, are r,„e,| tins. Of tha.M rst I hill, h and main part, ar(, Kathleen Rah Ktldei and I' It Bach. \( the same liiiu . Till Chief I j mives. 'rock. Rrtlr Duncan, Anita Aiken, Scenery, costumes and dance- kiigiii llu.ive, ,,'pn rle.l Mint In, , "V”’ «ers were .up...... mil by. Kllrn Westmoreland,, Zrko Me the lieml cook, dressed for the oe* I N»h, Cherry .Singletary. Floyd are under Ihe direction of \ulta are,,c i'. wu,k on ,i,,hv,us,vri „c * In ,in - let In. leased MO pe,. iu,t **»tittn ivitli upioit mill rh*’f s* I'rtfuj Aiken and Bette Duncan and u, the past yen, lltiirv Huffman. Hi* win »iAnlaU4ilj Mary Ann Gallon a\ Is In chary* I'V Robert Howell and John Kadet., of Ontario, Jesse Cook, George H The statue Vulcan ,,, Minium* I After the meal the guests as-, Olsen, Thomas C Fielder,, V K. of Ihe stage dlreetlon and I* 'em bled (111 the porch of the "Hunk Carroll, A. I Thomas and Cari serving ax prompter for the pre hsm Ala, Is second in s|ie only in the iitutiin of Libel tv. House" of the Morris home where McWhorter, xentatton minim PAGE THREE n PI­ ■f SA N T O R O O R L A N D O R l) T O R N ON T L A 1 1 6 A I T H E T LA S U IN G A R R O W i pbAip<1 ^ - ,-7 . *III At■ '** ( IIU 4 ! =,rw. ('onurusN Rmindnp Today & Wednesday FAMllV HONEYMOON K ID D IE S Errol FLYNN LINDfORS F R E E BUNNYLAND S M VI I G I If I S' S P R I N G I R im K : C i , - p , S p i in g ru t l.» n s w i l l , -ute p u f f e d s le e v e s , li e b x, k t, t r e e and III r a n d V t r im s 'T o ts ' s ir e s UM TS SMI... fo, llovs and Gi»l- il* Pint, Blue, Vetow Navy Tn'He and Ptipti* In fan ts' I hesses |n *f*4t MnviH (I r t ii * l»"l \\ hif* , JACK & Jll.l. SHOP 55' }\ounu COME a-runnin 'to P«nn«y i BUY Mor« for L«s«! .... I_____ A L W A Y S ? MomacH Hnturtiiin M T Bible CI moving pictures were shown h>'i^^^ j Mr. Morris, featuring W llIlM ■Hertv ami Lionel Barrymore. I.ster, —SH O RTS PROGRAM — Cartoon—" P L A Y F U L P E L IC A N " In the evening ping pong, hnrta shoe pitching and croquet wer*| INnxeltr— “ R U lH N n F I tk H IS enjoyed HV thn gursts. 1 9 V IO LIN " Those enjoying the occasion were] PA RA M O U N T N EW S Mr am| Mrs John Davis, Mi and FEATURES: 1:00 - .!:<■« - a:in Mrs. II. E. Morris, Jr., Mrs Herman E. Morris. Mis* Anne Den ' 7:21 — 9:'A2 I'.n, Itobeil Morris, Etnle Morris, .tin i K Klein per, Raymond Adams 12 w er fashions from DARING (dee Uluh Operetta To Be (*lven Apr. 12 U N D ER I'liottr I li«.‘i 11 .i Mogiitilln springsings a song of T h e y ’re high-fuahion. good fashion for eve ry hour of the d a y! Y o u ’ll live in them a!! S p r ite and Sum m er, and love them for their low upkeep cost, ax well as their sm all purchase price! Wednesday Feature K A Y W H IT N EY < ton* in Prints, Step, and Solid Colors nice for home, nffu-c t ,.t ui (hupping color*. KARHO designs a Coni Cot tun with the tailored look that career girls cherish . alio Smart Chamhray in lovaly mints with a "drsssup" look . . . 7.95 12.95 to 20.95 FU SSY JO spring - S u m m e r rharmsrs In hssutiful, waihahlt, sun-fast Chamhray . . . 12.95 :ir»r HATS .HANDBAGS By Kvitr for Bummer Flattery, Flowers, veilIng and ribbon trlpis. 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Print­ ed 51" x 51" cotton table clothe in 2 Striking paH»rn* (you’ll want both), “Strawberry"—bright and clear. "Irla*1 a handsome floral. ustlt'Uieme' SPRINfi so n <; Sandala in R«d or White Leather for your walking comfort. r Add 20r?, Federal e irls* tax to Cosmetlra, Jewelry, 6.50 to 8.50 v TOUCHTON ■C T ir Cloth* Th* Family — W* FnrnUh Th* Horn*" n *‘ * * 1 tail DRUGS (AN Dfl’ INO ON ANY DRUG PROOUn IHAI 61A(fi f ill NAMF fl FXAU pho» « 174 iiiiiii! ' r v, '-' u 1 jLL. ■ Skua■., f \ , i,.J : ■( ' - 'S ''. hi, i a B ............................... J f I., iir y -'W .'Mijtii.Uv ;‘d7- : ,1 . - '■ 'lZ ■ ■ ■.. v , V>-v*4.sV"*- .• vi' - v-t |M I« t M lS V lS S t ,M . - l,— i• * , » — i• . . » » w ~ s . a w ~ » s . » <»^M«MMWs w ia a h ^ i|h 'f i> r 'U w • -ID- �/ r #* .UA*iy, .• ;,i V ' V v T " r Y » ‘tV .A f ww Jr TUESDAY, APRIL. 3, THE SANFORD HERALD, Leo Dnrocher Tries To Make Ben) Home Teams With Branch Rickey, Jr., Of Bums Opening Contest* In F-I L e a g u e riSS& Sr £ & * Originator Of Baseball’s Reserve O I l | A l l l i 1 1 1 Is Unknown. 10 V IIR U V IF U ) ft N m it s n Sports Roundup 1 Koveals Iw v T v Ill V / K U IK S jI lllt O j , -n K ig a li, wi,0 frequently ergN KW Y O R K , A p r. r .- O W The Brooklyn Poilgera, once ■ i .i ue* boxera don't knuw u „ that modern — — — -------lignin, aport the lieat record among how to to IIMJ* mix « and IIIIW n u rmodern a u u t m managera NEW Y O R K . Apr. 5— -< /F*> — No on* know* for tute who con-' . . . . . know ... how to E L P A S O , T e a .. A p r. 5— U W — Leo Dinochet, manager of the Nntlonnl unit Am erican League and. trainer* don’t B Y G K N R PLO W DH N New York Giant*, anti Branch R icke y, J r ., of ihe Brooklyn Dodgers, teama ill Grapefruit League rum- teived baieball't reserve clause. teach them, ha* a standing o ffer Aaaoclated Pres* S ta ff W rite r The evidence points to A . H . Soden, president of the Boston dub to demonstrate 110 ilnTerent inovtalked batrhftll here*. No dealt came of the meeting. Home teama opened the 1049 petition. The Poilgera, h> In the paat when the National League was urganiled in 1876. Theatrical contracU r* In boxing The catch I* that The two got togelhei while the G im ili played an eilnhilion baie- Florida International League sontwo yeura, have cleaned up agulnat Duo insiata on a slxaablu indue#•on luat night with rouafng ini vict­ minor league teama in compiling gave the inspiration. ball game yetleiday. That is the opinion, too, of Frederic A . Johnson, long a student of m ent-say u H.OtXl bet-befora he’ll i Humor* of a big trade between the two club* have been floating or ic«. put on the demonstration—"Jo e The Fort Lmulerilale won n now In the thick o f f around foi several illiya. uis".« iJlifl Pan says, didn’tb know liUllia NHyfli “ tsssssi edged t lie Miami lii^ iiF la m in g o a. | ...... Mf)U ,<>>t f[,ur fl(r H , 7fi5 1it a* attorney for Danny Gardella League the leader* of which are Lo unythliiK about U u in g ©xct*pl what 1 1 1 , In 10 liuiinga; i ampa * Hmok-i" . In hi* suit which ha* club owner* P A M .A H , T e x., A p t. 6—(/!*)— rea lly worried over the pieient Pack I'UCK lllacktiurn niacsourii taught ihukoi hint eta hlmiktHi l.nkelaud a Filota. 7-0; I ' and playar* alike nervoua and attack on the reserve clause. It looked today an* if Manager Blackburn taught Joe four move* Miami lathed the Weal Halm Beach j , The Pmlgera who / e r e grapewon led. Harney Hludten of the Hiuoklyn and lie won the heavwelght chant* Indiana, 7-1, and Havana walloped fr ***1 Lwigtni king* In I1M7 and Itlglil from the atnrt uf profMDodgers hit* settled upon a regu­ plimshlp.’’ The four move* were the HI. 1'tteraburg Sainta In Cuba, hove won .,J Kamo* and Hionnl Itaaaball In IH7V there waa la r outfield. j, „ j loat only five to minor league an unwritten agreement among how to fe in t; how to carry the A fte r experim enting all through . ..... • . . I tennla the |in»t three aeaaun*. laiily with a Jab ami make It eftha aprlng t mining campaign with A total of H.IM7 fan* aaw tlie |'iit*|juigh'a I’irutea, leader* In owners not tu bid for each other'* fe c llv c ; how to draw u lead and Florida cl tie a the Nntlonnl the puat two week*, players. That i* what “ renerve" almost aa many trloH aa tho Mnmiger Hal U n ito r of the three guinea In I.ONG BKA CH . Calif.. Apr. 0 counter It with either hsnd slid reserved a* Hanford .Giant* announced thla llavatia attendance figure! wen* iliupped In aeroiid. The I'irntea means -p la y e r* are Brooka have played game*. Shot the privute properly of thedr — l/l') Mujor League scouts are how to keep an opponent moving ton apparently Im* decided on Cal morning that lie plan* to umd not ■ivulluhlu, have a Ti I! alnte, Kvery feani in keeping tabs en a Ill-year-old liuckwuid or hold him in the center dull*. A hianis, Puke Snider and f u r l hi* hull club Into an exhibition Mnmiger Chuck Alcnn slammed jj,,. Mm I,mill with the exception Wilson High Helmut Junior who la of the ring “ Lou!* alway* made FlirllTn ns ht* fir* ! Hiring ptrkrt- rnntrat early next week with «m* two home ntn»_ fo r hi* F o rt tm m l-jnf tru---ttir tnn ttm vp*-t* plnyintr - 1,1 — ■ — {ought -Wnt* " ,r r u- ll> |.ttBwm m wn y fldtf|it m mak ing tI i*->ii buck up until lie aim . | of the iiieinlieta of the New York eidale club mid Catcher Armando Ht „ r,4»ii ,,r beltei clip. The contract*. Knell National League |)#iu.r„ fan the breete. cutt. Then Walcott liackeil him t G iant- farm eluha, wdllrh are Vuhle* won the game with a j Brave* un lust will) an H-13 re- l'h*h reaerveil five^ playrr*^^The lmm,( Frank Fullowell. up ami Louis got licked--ut least O lt l.A N IK i, A p r. 5 -1/17—'T int ’ eurrenlly undergoing aprlng train* clieuil smash in the tilth with U|conl real were flee agent*. In IBIhl llm The six-foot strtilhpaw has pitched' I say he was licked," Dan conclud­ W ashliiglon Menu I or* today play . Ing nctlvltlea nt Ihe Muidclpat mule on base. Hig Finery also lilt W«i ,h hVHH games LTMIllMli this thill seasoniBttHilfL Three TflFMI* es. , . . ruhl*ll_ , luo_ft* B1 l f t<l It*. seven Thy Plnliolrlpliia Athletics con­ - . host to their rhnttunoogn farm I Airport no-hitter* and the other u homer for the lliuvea twforc tinue to laiuat the lies! mark 1HH-I. und 14 in 1997. Frrim theft on |,aVB T IIIG H 8 -ING IT UP "We plan to tie able to uae •J.till, largest crowd ever to watch and Manager Joe Kuhel of tha in the American League. The A'a It l,.came universal. Kvery p ro -,four m(.r, |y nhut-out*. Like most foutball coaches, Nat* ban Id* finger* crossed that the Municipal Park tiy Haturdayj the Braves in action at home. Kd- have won ITi and lust (i fur a ffHNimiiil J»*ll |M«y«r In orKAnit©n| Prnnk liain’t in^in tcortii on kti Harry “ Blackjack" Smith, Mis­ bamhiill fur tUi yearn ban bean 40 Innlnjr* hi* o u tfit.w ill keep h illin g at the or Monday, because the Miller* ( ilium! Lewlnskl ami Charley Rot- .711 mark. souri line coach, 1* an inveterate will he gone hy then," he declared. sell homered for tin- Flamingos, present pace. r ,r*,rr ^ ' , h ^ eJi!l ***»*• • of temperament." iloodler hut there's one dif­ The Hanford skipper plan* t» who got 10 hits off Harold GraAflat ijdoking over the box ' III' il#n !f»*a»„lnnt»h,J l V Mevere, his coach, explalneil ference when Hmltli i» wearing scuraa of the Inst few exhibitions, charge no admission to the con- 1Jikjii . The Braves collected 12. aa 1 *| w U,r ^ 1 following. ttetlsy. “ Frank Just c a n t stand to his gvin clothe*--short* and sweat Kuhel found that the .Senator* lest. "! want everyone, who Is Rene Hulls held the Indians In skirt-dm Invariably props hi* 13'* first attack on the reserve were averaging l.'Mdts-per-gmne. able, to come nut to the park to check lieforii 3.100 fans at Miami .............. i iu iu il o rie rin g * . ile*k and draws Ilia diagram* _ clauae came in the IHHO’a with! Th, f ; „ ch , My, t|u.rH |ms(l-t on Leading the pnrndn Is Gil Colin, gel a preview of the team. I feel field a* the Hun Sox hunched seven mid formation# on 111* th ig h ---who I,n- allowed considerable pow­ that this is n good way to get •utMica off three Iiiilimi moumis| the of the Basetiall |K,u,. fewer than three scout* in liv ft li* ' •,!>* formation nf |K.^„ " A M u iiti m r i : n , Players Brotherhood, a union , U l l l U „ W ||*on game thla Since Blackjack now weigh* abuut er. If* I* hitting nt close to .*100. people 'tiuaehall minded' before iik ii . Rainey Bridget* drove In a « tii4 t:r 26 and eucli gam measure* 27 Indi­ the seuson o|iens," he asserted. | tiiip n irr ,an un . . ,ri . . . . ’ in• with tin* owiihi-n. y c l i*# Thi» IM ratei, Yankn, Brown* t es in circumference, lie ha* plenty If the Millers lire gone hy Hut two runs anil Gil* Rosa collected .............. . T C o l....... Muck and Charles ComlaHlll| T j|fp r, u|| kt<f w#, f hing him, JA C K H O N vil.l i;, Apr. T| - i /I*> t«7| | «l* lift flitH t4llfiifi| H fM lfl of hlni'khouid space Only trouble key were Imth members. They mPy r r s pa|,|, — Although unconcerned about Ida unlay, the Hanford club will pro two lilts III I In ee Irina to lead the'ii.,. K iir ifiM t M t f k r l f.n i«i nt! t *• ■ * "* » I »l Sun So* The Ituiiiina i* lit* hn* to luke a shower every . . , . ,got , to, | In tf tit H*al k<him) ni|« In I SI HI luiei became club owner*. Base­ Huston Braves’ current record ot biddy play n gaine on Monday Soli* fur fight hUft hill lit* Ki*|rt » m \ ., i •*« * • times he wants to use an eraser. ball w riter* *et up an awful howl only seven vicloriea in 'J| Grape­ night, lie revealed. tll«*||| RVIlItVIMl JllriihB. tu .k VM lt’iirlBf ‘ SVe are looking to get some a it, 'alioot the lirotherhmnl. TH KH IIA Y M A TIN EK fru it I eitgiie start*, Manager a * .4 I 4 a 11*1 H|»r In Tnmpfi th« Himik©m iln*w u vi» n » V„ti.iKr***n i i «-u Peon Relays official* have plac­ Billy Hoot Innu lb viiwh lie will put iiddlliouiil player* from some of j no Goe of them dead died leadera tin ll|>i B ; A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S them nirtlie witlldllg load Ha they the other tenuis in Ihe system 'J.filtl spectators amt Lefty Chested a limit of ten tetim* In any ono n n of tin* BrolherhiKHl n* "a few purlias before rhe weekend," Gruber an- er Covington won Ilia opener Tor rll!,'ji'fjowei' Mi race for till* year’* rneet-whlch trek northward. j J ’JJ cine professionals who, In their IIOHHP. H A LIN G tie' tliird consecutive year, giving i>ier> itoi.iiei, r n probably will save a few »plke "Pm through experimenting," liniiliced. » uii selfi-lmes* ami love of gold, tried Medley New York—Jockey’s “The muniigeiH uf the higher ....... . '»"» The Smokers teed off V .ti.*; '* wounds but will spoil most of th» Suuthwant said. "We're going to to destroy tha reserve rule." Picon fun iii the high school race# T / ln n,, ltd play imr nine reniaintng exhihitlun diiHneil ten in* are meeting with riirly untl *lummi*o out 1* nil* off 1 "" | The Brotherhood set up a play- Woodhouse and Clarence t ' I l f l» I I I I l l ' l l * 1 ' l l k x|« «were slightly injured in a two Curl llohbidl, director of the farm l.uke Hamlin and Milt Rulat. Tin brother*. Hal and irarvey foso, games for keepn." l to era’ league In I8BU lull It soon llll 11••UV IX 60 Ocean have lieen the sparkplug* of the ayntein, mid an 1 trimuiiiig their Pilots made two errois to aid the KKiruluhl. 11it IKmRI 11 6II * aa1folded up. The Nutlunal League horse spill at Jam aica, lirief (Ift.fitl) w i k i Ih* five and I*4'| I H r i * i M itednr*," limber ex|dalned. Smoker cause. HARAHUTA, Apr. Ti l/l't i, iin | players from then oil, however, Yme-hulf furlong feature event I I *gj Workouts were cancelled ye* The Havana Cubans started in I »•»r’rl Blogger Ted Will ill tits run blame ’ got more pay!( l|t • It «e|k«»rH in 1:01) 3, 6 . 4’r« 3 I»m« much of Id* feeble spring hitting tel tiny morning due to rain ami where they left off Inst aegsun hy feature si* furlong event whan * ,s j One of the liltlerest fights on Miami— Ilea Right t|4.UU) won Huperh Douner w u s smashing old I I hits off Mike l*»*|ipnfn 1**1411• y on Ihe Ht. Louis pitching at.Viera. wet grounds. dlsqualifiad |6 mi a Ik j reserving developed when Ban nu the seven furlong Galiedu Event Munteil and Paul Muximuk, In- ,. ” yir/*'/.||ll|i r During Ihe three game* with IlieJ Johnnm started the Am erican for thie* year old* at Gulfstream for crowding. chiding a 31D-foot home run l>y in, 111,r Card* to date, the Red Box dug T EN N IS League in >904) and lured aw ay Park in 1:24 2/6. ger got only one lot out of in Kennel Club ICntrieH Chico Hidalgo with one iilmard in . I’oiidoe* New Hiiinllton, Beniiiula—Karl Cox 14 Nliliomil League stars despite the Bowie, Md. Apprentice Jm'key .......... Rogelio Mm tinea held' ii„,,ii«iV..'» <ir»,n trip* to the plate rill. Sockets, 3 llll clause. There was ,, flurry of court » enily t’lvitHIo won lliu last si cliell, Hhii Francisco, opeocu til* 13 36 ■| II \ M il I T ' * S H I .I l l m i s * flu* Sainti tu »ix biln. r* !»*«■ pHun however, gained two victories over i ini actions lull In IPtl.l the American | („ . PM Bowie. Clvltello was the bid for the Omni Beach Tennis H |.l j l 36 im iiiv in c ii'i> i:ii Tin* Rutin* tfnfim cunt itim* tbeir I I '•VI.I I II !I I t l ' W! , l' i t . 11,1 their m ill Wutld Series compter* | I . if. IIP U fall and National Leag ue. . teamed up v|c,l)r „ ar|)y K lis i V iid ln K i* K i ir , I i i i i Ih O'Amour Tiioriinment chainplonshlp with Ihiee-gunie serle* tonight. U ltllH llD M I 2<» to fiuiii ''orgaidiMl tmseball." M ai i n , H im on. J e a ll un easy, ti n, till, vlctary over I I t i l l a H»-i tool Ile a *' lla a i, T e x a s i'n r l ,. Ye-, that In the itm n American ($9.00) declared winner of tho Oharle* Ward, Bermuda. *» rn im rM V n i^ fit liixt )1 J i I l n r i i l t l 'i ii s v . * fn ill M r m lt H m llin w W in d y N put, I ’a ird y l.a n * . Freil Pika ha* iiperiited tho U riifM JACKM ON V ll.I.K . Apr. 6—t/P) lo Tishl yl r'a. i Host. lii» i Thm At Nmu)l»*r M 31 lime clock at Ihe Detroit Olympic • J ril|trf r ii M ,VI(t r »*it Hrnllr»y —The Cincinnati Red*, here lialay F o li r t li — Kn m ou s l.a lie l, l.lliiWnt ’tin A t 12 ;y Ximrtfr. Ur*f Hj»#cilRl»r. stadium during hockey game* of for u Kiinie with the Boston nil mm trrv IIr M »»n .» nvnr K l f t k - T ip p y Quirt*, the Outrult (Led Wings for 21 w rflu Braves, have little In the way of II.K a le 's H ess i i i h 4>f, i i n r u i i f i l i m i I y r u n yea is. krt ufh*ii I t*irmly ft H la lli llie r il. Fitf i*l Hr •I! u r n recent happening* to he Imopy r u i i h i m c in ia i |<c#‘i w *<u it l i fi«l u n aliout. They've iiiniln only six lilts ■ 6iiMUXIil N Jilrx lr | irf liR R . Flrni. l Ntnnack Sieve,i l l , T e a u s Home 36 Ntntc* are served to­ n r lht li 'fifi il m‘ i|||I>*|| In Die Inst two guinea ngniiist lt«.ee*s ll o l .y , ti U n t il rr o iJ iim r a r iu I day with natural ga*. k rji|>rrrnii I’llKlilli Mil* Nox. I.ioIOI.- » IlnOv three pitchers with little or no Until lint 0 ,1 major league pitching experience. N I III li I '1 r-i,»jl It I llre itm h . C a ll , lied Lively, Kddie Krautt ami lliu , H iu i M r M h o rlsto |i T e iiil, M e m .i,1st llo ll, J o t iiin t Ken Ruffemdieiger have given up 11 i ' l i . i k I li a • Intill* only 11 hit* Iln'iiiHclvea In those T I I H I m i r a k lN T H Ik ia k ' l t i a T lifttp— i n i H r i i r twu games hut their imitua have I linrli, Jen ii. 1 lleii I'lisln * baen able III get only olio mil. 4‘till III, C lile lo i. I T * X « , 6 llo w ily Hal Gruber Plans Night Game F o r S a n f o r d Giants Scoutu Keep Kye On California l*iteher Statf* Farmer J Market, ■ r eIfii1 t•"’* ____'h ave eiii nem *”v • »"** ’vioriFriiu " y i>atter* touch hi* Santa Olam taaeball team every 1■I nee 1M7, Hal pitching and H arv t y playing *hort. Now If tha B Y HUGH F U L L E R T O N , JR . Broncoa find of hit* . . . I n r o n c o * ccould u u iu n n u •a icouple u u y i » «• New Y o rk, A p t. ( k - l/ P l- D u m h ,, brother* Jim La cy , Loyola (Hallbnore) baxketball aharpahoot* *r, cornea by ... -------->y hi* point-getting i----------------xability iiin i n i watu i u rally. . . . . . . Ilia father scored — dn*" 7fl point* in 4U minute* for Loyola | ' r f p v* P ark School In 1921. . l n d to ahow that wasn't Ju»t fraah f e»t, In four conaecutlve game* at that time, Loyola prep tallied 330 point* to 19 for it* opponent*, t'L K A N IN G T I I K C U r F Horace Hawlins. of II 11| 111Cr lu iw im n , tfirs i s « ti lwinner t / the U. 8. Cl. A. ujwn iraln chim plonshlp, also was u the Ha iuua,i,|i, n youngest. --was lit when he Look the title In 1HU6. F ra u d * Outinet, the "boy wonder" of 191.1, and Gene Hnraten In 1U23, both were 20 old A fter touring the stick* a ll winter w ith his "W hiskered Wixard*” lisakelliali le s ill, Hsld B ill Hleinccki' has returned to Ilia sum- £ (m.r j„ |, lta iiiUiiiigi'r of the Huffo|Vc Peamit* in the Virginia Ha*a..........— ------- Won -— .......... . sly null league In ion gne* for *p«rt* from soup-itraln er* tu uut*T Although Teit Atkinson an­ nually ha* lieen one of the lasding Hialeah rldar*. hi* victory on Olympia this year was his first Flamingo Victory. The NCAA gymnastics champ* lon*hlp will be decided at the Uni­ versity of L'alifornin this year. ii Ex p ert ^htte Repairing CITY SHOE SHOP H1B Suiifitril Ave. i SportH In Brief le g . * K . 4’ Dr. C. L. PerHons ;; O P T O M E T R IS T K i l l itam lae* - Mlaa*** lllt ii , > Naan *•!>. l-ft *al. a-ll Allaalle Xnflun*l Haak 114* <> Chase Xml ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I TALBOTT’S — D R IV E - IN — Wnll I'uper - I'nliit F n l i i i f r i n ud P n iir r h n «fi« 11IX n. M Y K i H l f U K N l ' i S K n y . 7 V ln it n . • K v e r L U B B O C K . T e x ,, Apr. f. 1/17Pltcher Don Black of llui Cleve­ land Indium, is not going to travel ta itw n rd with tin* Tribe who to­ day meet 1lit> New York G liiuls litre III Ihe second of 12 exhibi­ tion game*. Black w ill fly to lloi Miiriiiiinn training base fm the Imilnnn' far m chili*, and work out there, Manager l.no llmnliemi unnounc•d. Black, aiiffei eil a Ion in in jiliy duiing a gam,- Inst lu ll. *H 4 44NII M A C H a IS M ile I I ’ li N's I'r lite , i M o ra l llo iie v , 1 Mess' Ile a l. | lie 11 y H lis y , I U uim I M um m er. * T a w H a lt, 7 T e a s * P o rn , * M ilie u ‘I ' l l 11* II I M I i : — ft' 111 t it le I M t ie lly Ill'llll, 3 W is e l i e il s l o li , .1 w tiu ly* H p o l. I M ill, f. I.’liu l A n il I 'l i l l l , * I n is i I « Ile a l. I •'ll inly l.lllle . 1 V ll il I ' l i l l l r i U ' I I T I I H A IT I— lu l u r l ly ] F ,H ilo ,is t.lllie ) X I'rlru-eHa P s tillie r , i T r e e I' I Mh. I K lr e t n ’s K ile N lo ilile I I I . I * ll r e y Mpeeil a l " l 1 Mi |.'|reln iM l . l l l l e H io .r le l I I I I I I It At 4!— ft in M ile I liv e r Men*. 3 lliia s le a M eal, 3 lim n D iilile , l ll s n k e i i T u rn . 6 lir n m <M rI. X H la ie r M n la la , 7 W o n ■let In n ,l * I i i Me > J o h n l l m v s r i l a l A T I I H A I T I — f t / 1« M ile BAN A N TO N IO , Apr. 6 - t / l’i I H,|iliire l.nver. Prsylna liar T r e e 's Hugh l'*»*iy, tliH ex-Brooklyn firc- tilt*. 1 lin o |ln r il« r , I T w o II Tr*v‘» l. ’■ U la I t n r ilr r , a A n n u a ls . 7 1 Pa Kit inan, Will have h lot of relief tluty ii A unite M a r s lia ll I I h o r il. fo r lli« Plttslm i nil Pirate* II i I h * K V K M T I I M A I'S'— A /IH M il* season hill Manager Hilly Meyers •aya II w ill hr only fur very snort •In tc h a s . H r say* Casey In moat effec­ tive whim hr Imn only mm in four Innings of relief tu hurl. If Mayara’ plans work mil hit'll use Kirhy llig h r , aiiollmr former llruoklyn pitcher, for lliu long-dlstanca inlie f chotsi. N KW P O R T FOH DAVIH I .OH A N G F.LK H , A |ir. h l/»1 • M aul Glenn Davis, former All* Am erican Arm y harkfiiilil u rr, w ill report in W eal I ’oliit A nr. VS aa assistant freshman fooll.all coach, / M y order* cu rry thiuiigh for nln# month*," I in via mild yimlnrday, ailtllnir ' T il llkn to play pm football In lU lil," I I t k , I llm hlr I'n rl. I 0*1 tin, 4 Tessa Klral. !> Ilnae's llu tir, * Itomila I lol l, 1 Mlaa i'll ire go, I T illy llrw aril I M I H I T I I M A t’ S)— ft/ l a W ile I I ’n r u ly n H ull, 3 l l o i l i lio n le r • l l a l il iy I .m l, I H ill, H o t. 6 I 'n r ii U l t l a I ’ elu . H trc e t, 7 13 A lu m . I l.m l ill*'* lluliy \ lf t r il I I A t T l — ft/ IH M il* I I ' h i i I l . o ww, 1 M a a li' I'lm li'a . I I 'a I o il iiu H la r , I I'la a a u n i tire a m a t Mi H liu rtB lu p , « Io w a lln t i a, J K ly t iia I .t ic k , 1 K it tin . it I KAMI HAITI—«/ia M ile I M a im .rla l H u ll, I 111>111n h M urk, I I li a l l n li la , 4 .l ii li li n y H i ' l u r k , 6 S la a le r J a c k e t , 4 ll r a a k a I m an , 1 l l n o r r a l l l l v r l a , I H lr Ik e . INAMIl or 1001 Him T n l Klelnhana, ex-m ajor league pitcher, la coaching Hyracusu Uni verslty a nine for the third ■•* mm. • Rtnawi old furniture I • Malm woodwork ipaikla I Only one mouther o f Michigan Htnte College'* gymnantlc teem weigh* more then ISO poundi. • For kitchen cabinet 1 1 • For kitchen end bathroom wall*I Greyhound Racing • Ideal finish for new uopelnted furniture! Wonderful Opportunity! The "Wonder Inamel" ell Anericn U uilsg., •plui e high qualify Imported brittle bruth... at a rare price! Both for only 9H The Bnaneloid alone ttgulatly gella for more than that! Don't mlaa chin great buy, And don't alii the thrill of teeing Inna* elold Work decorating won* Kl?... dLOBHa*1 • BRILLIANT COLORS to accentuate your decorating •cheater. S l ALL STAR riATURB » e *« la r L50 Value Bhortatop K fleaaant Dreama NO. MINORS AU.UWSD doga at the Orlande* Sanford Rsm tol Club. Shmwih-Wiuiams Paints i #■ UVV I n iL iL HARDWARE COMPANY TUNE IN: HELEN HAYES-THE ELECTRIC THEATRE < SUNDAYS 9 P. M. EST« CBS & . �* * */ * ** * •« ' >4 n a^i^JyV» t£ f - 1*■**- -t- ’. APWL. 5, im * r*r TH E SANFORD HERALD. IA N /O R D , FLORIDA '»* ----- I Viral (Hi Ml ini Inn Mntili lliii tvrv IN TUB CtHMlT OK TUB fOl'NTV .irntiR, HKMiNui.i: c ih ' n t v . KMHtm.V IN 1'IIIUIATK III r>: Kstixte III I IN r i l l ' l l |M l' t u b l O l'N T V NK1.UB TIIAHK I.OIVKrt Jt HOB S l'M I N O l.K ii.l'N T Y |i * i'« a * c il HT I T i : "»• K l . o l l l O A IN I ' i t i . TO Al.l. •'IIBIHTollf ANI* I'KII miNH IIA VINO t'l.AlMM n il l>K In HiA*• l'B III*' Knt.ite MANUS AO A INST SAII A? . > BSTATB in t :. x i'n m i i:s Tut* still aiicli ill run *IU herein m .. v t■ ■ NOW OPEN WITH nultrixt anil iHtulrtiJ In pt *■««.<I V,*i I u nr claim* amf tlenum.l* which , T ' 1 »oil, or eltlie. of yon linn hum. HKnlnut llio out*»«o ..f NKI.I.II-: .. A"I'"* *Florida Fashions A G ES A G E S .'5 T O 40 10 T O as u n ,,u o iiII uXt.X t 11 '• " X ,l,N *•*** >'lj* i**'"' WHITE GIRLS Apply to Mrs. Stuck, Air Base iind elm 11 l«e nwoiti to hi (lie .h im | i *i * lit*. *!*•■'**«m I on this -'.’-Hi ant. iireni nr nil urn** > unit . * % *»> “ t M Rrli h h ** n u n claim or demand not *o til *-*l K111. 1•I If I* v K i l l • hall he Void |‘ i*vm oi r ti»r r*i h .' . f KAIII.K T A** eteciitiii l.nHCKS of (h«* ■;■■■! «■' VMlti f i n s i .ll H itlie I ni d*. *a«*d \ BISHOP BABY CHICKS :nr» East Kil‘1It Si. S X M U Itn . >< "w S p e c ia l lo r h u > w e e k s o n ly |»ei'otte» i tilt k- |*rr lull liig E n g lis h L e g h o rn P u lle t s llig E n g lis h L e g h o rn C o c k r e ls B ig E n g lis h So K I i t I i ii L e g h o rn S lr ig h t , Sill lea* I- ll* •**h1 14I v■I fll.l • In o “f P l.h lh I» m »i Sr liiliitda* *'.»nnl . I I..... I ' *i (11 i |>H hi thr* V* I » -• c i *5 Hi. 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Vltaaa aattlr aa naaaeiiaiair II aa errap la tuur a l ­ i i raaaat aa raapuaalhle fui Mata l i t * aa* laaeataat laaaa- 1IK1HIU0M lumta, ul.o.it two U R U - U A N T B K K U U T IN G tor- A nutnrtnlN A lt.. yrurx olil, roinI location, ft.,RIO.- l.ot ui,;n »xvi. n irii -, o.my to ... lift!! W For l.nwn-t i./xl.l. 1.17 for llallary. Goi.o.alor ll..il.In... and Slaitoi aar via* Hwalli'a Pulnt >«.. Oii Mpi y lleivi.'a, 1101 W Fnal I'fioiir ;r.'« .'It Loarita. Miiko your IK), ft}.600,00 down, Laluf.i’H lika* ooui|iloto, uttli.T.Vo, rant. atull, im'X|.o..-ix.. t BOOM houae, rloa* In, two lute, Mull It.ixoR. o ff no $4,600 00. 10 vary .taalrable lota, Kiani'h H K N K A K IK Glnaa A 113-1 I t W. 2nd SI. Ava. fl.6O0.00. j . W. IIA I ,I., H K A l.TO H 3430 M rllontilia A ir ., I'limia 4K«W For Sit ta- nl Fiioitono l ’-od i itil " III.A N O il Mon,Inn Honlinel U. Lonnl mol on. ItiiilliiI .... I land.. Evaullin IHmi l ull lial,il Krlialila K ra i Eatula ttrrtiv*. P f ta fr i I'ortul.lo Wu l.oi II. tin* I Mir, i Luxlliaxs' * 9 * 1 " . F I R F S I O N K II i. 1-1 •’O R F A R M S , honiaa. F.«|><m Ifn.fiu If a |>i I ■in x St. properly mul ncicngi*. sen your F ird M ltia, 111 E 2nd Hi E . A. Strout Realty A .o n o y 1„ S K „ N o Lv t.i. 4 t n itf'e . Orta H. M htldrux, A»»mTalP -i’ ,. . u I l im it TAN KIN G ami finniliinr ' 1307 E . Batumi iltraal oi pLunu K m il. modal u aijutlilliont, 2ft 1300.1 D O E S V o i.lt RO O F I . F . t K ’ I oat x’ a ijior if in a W in) Rimi —— :— . Goudyanr l.l.|nid Itoofmn < omoui • Ulead E ) ttlrxona, 111 3, ' /uurd IM H H IH IA 1 , I r a .k iK * ^ pu:nMitood foi III vom- No tin a M l A. ilaufoid l u l l JM’> HI ' HW our nor uf Fultun and Maple, | HI m ,, h ,.„ i „ , k ii„ , . i uftei , no r \l i In.fo ri 7 tin Lota I, 2 and of tuts 3 and f||11|| K-a.-t.,, y i Mi |imi liruliiM A M H Hint W * !*ht Ri Bluck li from ie|iH*s«*ii(ulH«s I' Hu-ln E l.F t M ill in T lar 8. Hanford. $1060 rash or \v„-Lt, Plmlio 1H.I .1. a ,h i..- , ti l I t I.FN K larin* Owner l.K O R O ilE N , P. Hl„ m, y;taiif..«.1, Flu O. (tux 314, Miami Boin'li, M u r-1 Vt E l.H IM . Btiifo id tloloi A Ei,|il. I u Ida. 1 E X T E N S IO N \V AI.K R o A R I ih 2(1h xt I I ritual S E N K A R I h I.I: i «h A I’m i . i i n E IO III in iiiilif u l In in Lulu mo in aiitifit lily 1‘liuno 7HH-J, t*mr fo r 'i.u n e u ^ .lll IV . 3n d . I T i . mio I'.'ll Mi i* lidillilr r.nsuli' tiiei’l Mat nl -iplit, m iTilllvailon on Oninpi' W.'it ■ f"l Min I mli.y tin - and Ave. I*riee f l ,11111),00, III', d o w n ,'O N E 13' men! oli-o A niotoi nt n luiymoulH. huiRiiin 1 HIIr Ii II) PI io iii * i Mh .1 iih.-d K.dluxxiix lo w m ii'x Itiiiloil.'i l .‘pull IIIR VV>. ta l. ..ff mid iiiititll S E E I S H ilt M IM EO G R A P H P R IN T IN G \ N I > I V PIN G t IIE D I I III III VI U F SA N I llllll III) \ I'm k ITnma tat) Cl l.o t'K A R R O lt 6 Inipa mom*, lied f ill on r iii -hI limiMt, 2 Lullix, arvarul 2 Used Sofn Hadh. aiiah Lull., ......... ot {7326.011, fliniNfuil. 1 Used tilt hiii-k Chun mul f H '.'I. Ottn mini I'liuna 1006, 11 . Oil 2 Used Ii a Hoxi'h, am Ii FA R M IIA RG A IN — 10 aara*. II I SliRlltly liaeil Sola lla.l f IT till Iliad mid In cultivation, 2 Rood I Simp worn 2 pa Maple If ><m ixmil .ii.itlli v to PA IN I IMG F0H HKNT walla, till' in Ruud alilipu, fIlian I.I v I iir room aiiili* w w* tv i : u m wiMKK i iiuvi* lu .. „r O ruiiRf ILm lcviird, $2,260.00 1 Used Vanity mid bench f I ?• INI th< In* I li Mil Mt ! 11vl ll. Hsf I Ifillli'M S P E C I A L -40 m ra larui, 30 l Used 2 i I ihii metal f i l l * , H i ll k |f itt*l St111*“I “I I u 111!* I m* x| S T O R E ruuin and furulthed apart­ uaren tiled la ml in fultivnllun, 4 v l l l l l ( Utility cnldnat in ! ib »i llllttl'l nils IlM'll, H'(> It**t"I*H 1*111111 * ment. 208 N. Park Ave. PJidnn ....... . liuuxu, fenced, aliundaurc | tT-ad woml rutip J:* l.tifi % \t I htiiv *viiii|it ami w Uiiii, *si 1270-.I. uf water, n real pick up ut fill,. MATH K ir s F O R R E N T or Sale, 3 room houae, Mu).IK) Good FA R M on Wiml 2 0 .1.IIM K . F l r a l S i P h o o a 127 H U I ’ I ' • N I H H . E S I 'l ie t .in i M ii.h—---- -—- ■ •'*■—■ Mm Kies ((liit'iul •ncloaed porrli, ruiniilalely furKirill Street, 10 acre*, mrtdern niahad or unfurnUlied. Rt. 17 ciifiilklm $' kt-rM-**n»‘ iiiliiu lm n v M it. I illi«i$ S i« K houae, farllllxer mid Implement Apurtiih fil A x t to Rainbow Tourlxt l.uilRe, Id i il i i, A ll vvriT-luit}' iiiii.iiinc i‘h ■ » \* (■••iiiiiiim Iii I mhi 1Ml barn in' Rood fondllloti. Will 4 mile* South of Sanford. -ell with or without liotine Call 1117. K -s ' 20 A C R E farm , HI arret In i’al Vlt.ile H I.N M IN ,V V " l N l * ( nil 11..1,ii ID E H IR A B L E furnlxlied upartmunt cry mid 10 in fiihhiiRe, celaiy G A T E - L E G table 61 iui -Ii 1 .ih.inl vom I'miilu>c p i,.I.I, .a Nance, Phone f I f . i r l lo r I’uuplf, nu pale. Ainu 6 room | ut I fill and land randy foi ^ Entlnnil. .Til'.-, I oily c »x a n dwallinp on CryHtal Lake. Call next crop, $0,600,1111. — 10 A C H E D ROP r ’LOTMH VII -i/a-. ill I'hona tt.a II "l 1607.11 800. FA KM with Rood house on i ’I oiI iiir 0 x If, I E ,II .*. Stall wu v ' iiinuerx I P IIO I S E E K IN G modern apt 6001 paved Idpliway, $0,600.00. |F O U R ROHM M l E l l W. IIK N IlEK , Kaalloi S E N K A R IK I .I ., . . A I ’allil I .. Re|m" mi...................."ii. -l.p . at Park Av«. Phone 10.10 112 I I I \V 2nd SI I'hona 120 " *...... I lim uia , ■ ... : .aim I pll,.I tal y, | |o VV I .i -i 12 B ED R O O M duwntlaira unfurn Uhtd in partly furnlt A lt ’! Jl l . r . s VV A N I’i'lK 0 tnt. Phone 287-XM. lull. Ideal (or couple. Locution 1 CIN I 1413 Oak Ave Price $60IM).im i Ifivh r -1 cash tut.a paid for lued . I R E N T A L S . Fine horn* In Sanfurd, Term *, If dvalrad. Exclusive lisi furnixhad, $66.00. Thraa rouni fm iiitin «. Te.l Iiu v i. Fo rnitur I iir i I M‘ I I \ •I li 111- lin llf ' WHGTi furni'had cottag** in Lak« Go. 311 K. 1*1. I'ta tlliH. R O H E K I A. VVII.I.IAM H, Realtor M ary. Ele ctric kitchen. Special Raymond K. Lunditulat, Axooclatr •iiiiL Kiiiilci i**l(iih I*. h i \ rat* for iutnm*r. 7 P elt l .l t e s l i w K N iip|)llen SANFORD HERALD uh-,, p.r.i»j»r).im .p.«- J S z - r SS2.’.!.. RAYM OND M. B A L L , Realtor . Pho"*1 M2 Phuna »M. Atlantic Rank Bldg. lli'il liuile G e iim it FO R H A L E HY O W N ER -h uU .e,i ^11,1 o,. m ' ' VVll,',lK H" W'h t’ .DS I ItuG t'dw, f Hfi.llOa Mm i m l Im nlhuiy, Ruod neiifh bur hood, walk Iiir din SIli'pl'lT i|, trip No, 3(12071 ■I Vi Hli| Hi linn In IfiiiAii i M-mi I'Jivii* | turu'u from town. 1200 Muriio ...I "ii .'..lliii Plume ll.'itl X .1 p|pr I'lmrrli. li*. ] I.i LS I Uvt'i .v iit*k ehlortfil i»*»ini Apartment, HY O W N ER —new 3 bedroom cun H ■ A LL Furnished IIE l.l* W A N T K 1 ) ' Wl" i ««»r *MyJ«K -T ill* .».•*■ Crete block house, new 2 lied- ( ---------- - tiebmpn to I,. It. D arrell". Nuine 812 Oak Avanoa. room concrete block house,. h e I.IA U L E culoied woman to of i Ior "Klnp" ('nil Police He screened porch _ and carport. un-ini xvilh honxewoik amt IronA P A R T M EN T , 611 Park Avenue. paitmeiit oi Radio Otall.m ' amt Rot b at city’* edge. Phone 201 -J. VV I HR. tlewuril. IIIR. I 1UI Uak Ave. 2 ROOM apartmant, electric kit­ chen, adult■ only. 206 Laurel Ave. Phan* 146 M. O A R A G E apartment, adults only, vacancy April Oth. Apply 1714 & A K T H 1 .K N F O R H A L K VVCIKIV V V A . N i h l l It sr. A t h i m r o H h .i i . k Park Ave. ■ F K fB D JTIMBO SH RIM P dinner* evcrynlRhti $1.00. IIO M ER 'H _ . F U R N IS H E D Apartmant* to suit you, 616 Park. Hot Watte, elec­ T U X E D O F E E D S i Complete line f 'jot, I'Vuug'dri,R,Kh * i ' ow,|nR.'lm^(lW, 1 0,1 S A I K *nKWe sml tric washer and refrigerator. I'lissb III excellent Condition iiunt's Tuxedo E’e*d Bl**®. UK A dirt mov moving VVr s|ieclallre (■ hr Phone 166-R. Kuih I ii|i|i.'iiiTini-e, f.'llll) III), Geo hr. Tiiu IiR iik Iota A 111 conditloidn LU N CH EO N and short orders i). Sw art/, Phone 771) M. pardon plots, Ph Phone 107-J. li C E unfurnirhed apartment, served every day at l*ie>y'a (01M Celery Ave. ttt.'lt) I'A C K A ltD Six, Rood coinli Drug Wore. 76c up, » N IC E Phone 244-W. 703 Oak Ave. B R E A K F A S T — served every day at Lan ey’i Drug Wore. 36c up. L O W E R PH 10EH, Exp ert watch M'jmlrlnc, (], G. Fniliiws, Home Hliup, 17Oil Hsnfont Ave. Phone 1143 J. lluti, Hall. but Rain $1116 01). Phone Ollll-W. J. W II C H E V R O L E T 2 ,lo»r I ii Rood V A C A N T Apr. 6— 8 room apart­ M ill’s Hwa|i Shop— We buy, sell or -Rape, a car you'll be prou.i to Builder doet'rea ment, prlvato front and back trade must anything. «!)0 Han­ CARPENTER own. Only $71)6. Hunfor.l Muloi work by Job or bout. PhniM' entrance, corner 2th A Elm, ford Ave. Phono IW8-J. A Kipiipincnt Co. 208 VV. Ini. I4H7-XW. 810 Elm. No children, no pat* rery day 38 M il» G E 4 door, radio, seated Quiet home. Phono 117B-W. 10 IIUHlnewt Oppor tm il l ice 11:80 to 2:00 at HOMER'’B. beam Ii r Ii I s , looks and rum E X C L U S IV E L Y private 4 room rism I. Many a bappy mile of IIA K IIE C U E H TA N I), 3rd. A Han HEW ING M A C H I N E D . Bert** ■ partm int. Phone 407-W. drivltiR only $206. Hnnfoid ford Avenue for i.sla. Dewing Mach. Center, 110 W. M A Eipilpment Co. 208 VV FURNISHED apartment, tuoO 1st W. Ph. 1100. 1st. D IX IE C R E A M Donut Hhop. Ap Park Ave. Adult* only. Phone jdy D U Ie Cream Donut Hhop, HOME T lEM O N B TR A TIO N Club* 066-R. J/U V A * Mu, „ rcy r, , ( — Hteel wool pad* 6c. Akphaltum __________________________ 0 , 4 I n f i l l III! cun r im L it finmircil f i tin inwall 1 __________ 1I In* 1 IUaI Iila le For Sate 8 30c. All types sim.ll brushes. S M A L L grocery nlore with m e a t'H , *7 IN D IA N C H IE F , perfect H KN K A K IK Olson A Paint Co. tnatkel A fixtures, very rea-! I'ondItl.m $486,00 Roy Reel, 3otl MRAL JUTATR - INHUBANCB 111*114 W. 2nd. Phone 820. h't iii tile. Phone 1607. W. 2nd. Ht. PROPliTY MANA0MIBNT D M. BALL, NMltor For Dele— Used Tires, Ten 6(0 x H U C C E 8 HEH State Bank Bldp. 18 • Twenty 700 a 18 * Thirty E S T A H U S H E D prove you can make money in 600 x 16, from $1.00 up. Plenty a A v r A i: popcorn. Let us show you how of miles left in these. Good also ord'a lineal aubdivialon-LoU to entabliih ym nsvlf in a highly U t farm caulpmant. Used In* profitable business with a very ner Tubes 60c up. Btop In at VCCBffS) 1 small investment^ Automatic F IR E S T O N E A look them over. t LEO vending machines retiulre no 11 East First HI. Miami BOBER P. '0, attendant. W rite Rnx P, c/n Beach,* florid*. Herald. P IT T S B U R G P A IN T S —Complete tine at ADORABLE Uttfa bungalow, Just H KN K A R IK Glow* A Palaf Co. 18 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S 1 right foe I, at « price one could 118*114 W. 2nd. St, Phona 888. t % LETTER H OM If (tim'.SSl.WWS; (SSi.wf’ ■ * “ , • t M O Ufc. A . A . IA N B fe,.AKk?st sr- «**.? New A m y Saddlebags LIMITED number of ferae lota ■ h r evallabl* on Lake Harney M . I M I MaiPe 9 m Mavra m Lakt Mariwy knee '■» '— 9,9ft riding outfit, * whip-cord breeches,. dreis boot#, a n d S o a Rwwn belt 667-W. D < JD G K .P LY M (IU T hT PA NTH AND HKKVICB IM Palmetto Are. Pfaanc to ll surfaced tu perfeomade Ilk* new, log A waxing, >«■», * * ' County. « /. ~\ ( p a in t 11*• t||I nl i * ' i I m * t Im p t AkMUll I 'I SU I T STAFFORDS AMIH',0 SERVICE ■V & DEC K FLO O R Vf l.li'h FOR m ’VINC AT r r u s o N A i. d t in iA v H O IS K PAINT EIGHT GOOD REASONS Try HERALD Want Ada V se CARM0 TE ; 1 2 .fill AI il*l$‘w V l.h K 'IIA N lit.IN I).1! inn.to lu or dt . luTimiolo Vonallnu Itlin.i «:.*. H2o w :tid tit. ei.oho CATARRH SUfFIHIftS Finn cum »on o u m d. i to n a h i CuNuhlun H rn t muamid h i e i < NoTli'B ■•r XITT ,i* * xri i '.vhs .x iii : *>K l,'" xi l*IAI. I.BOIHl. X IT".N IHtll *■ln .it * .i|M* i l v * 1 '' fit* Ii H u ll o i f ' . . . . S IM S Legal Notice f llt t .ir iL I I O K I If V H* '' TIIAHK I.Ot'l'KS ilr.-.m.it it. l “ ilrll. X Hill l'.l" Mini III* Ill'll ll..I *il •,t 'll. .- I I I . • Hill I'oiiniv. It. III*. I'onlil) In.1,0 1vl’" 1' 1 of Hemthitlc I'l.lllll* Klotl.t.l . I f xlvrili \ l'»'!,(l|tt,*‘ lid Ill hlft office In (lie . ««iirt i **• ,V f ,u ‘* »;»• CI MII. I. fair J ■aid Count> ut Saiif..i«l f4,1 V ••I"* ."*» *». »i 1.. Mill within flgl.t ciileiiilm no.mil- ( 1.114 »!■»•>> »«• '*»• ll.oi.o ,»I.U I ‘ »ti«lli4«l thv lime i»f the CUM f u l.ll,.«(1.01 *i*iiHir»»in •••»"»«» Jmlc. f !*.-m of f Ilia Hill tea* lHtl.il 4*I :|till ml d« ,lt J' * 5 1 *♦.* I ha* -t-.l lita rid ahall he In writing aml "tuitl 'Li > **f M-«%i IM" im .t|i|o .<%,ml ■fiite Him iil'iii’1** i>l re*titehc«* and 1**'•** f*ji hi».«l »1ifc* Inn Me am' post oil he mUlrPMe of the chiliiniEV , *'f ............ *1** . i M* i lie \ Statistics Clerks TYPIST ■11 ■ W i l l .xml T e s t u in a n l uf N e llie T m a h Ir fiilf h a , Legal Notice GOOD JO B S " 1 .III I ..l||)' | ... - I III. G LO S S K O T A I.L . I' a i m t ile I . A I G 'O I.M I M On 1‘ e i tT e l M in i i n c h . The I'lnI ,V L\ e \\ n i l \ .it i n ^ l i I ( M l l f I III I tl XIt I I • • • • A m m o K r m lu c t s • Ih 'o m iH • I lllo e lv ( o iu 'Iu o I'r o in S h o p p in g M V N I I VI I I 1(1 11 U V S e n uh u **; < Alfl'IlN I Lli M( IlMON . |N( l i o n t i l o t t 11 <V i i l e r I hex I.I V It \ \ I l l t 'llM • ( hi s \ s N e e e s s .u v U i||« ‘i l o > l e Lice • ( le n il • O pen • I lie I'a r lv in g Ite s l Ih iv Over In • Vt; x|« a | | m iii \ a e in m i < 'Ic a iie il \ .s < H t e l l • V II in t i' \ \ i; ll" ic in g e 1c |tl'c -c ilie tl t lititiilie d I In - v * i , - «11 l . i i l i tn te e .in i' lo t .I t .., . li t. bed ,,i Lx tl. i - Itit'i i ll tiid i-i'. I { i m )H 1 s um l lie ( I ' o r « 11 f « u i i e i * s ) N i g III ITi \ e n i ' s K e n \ at I II nxet ( e l ■ I.I I .1 l.. tin i Hu I* '.\ | m i i c i n ’t* h i I E. . I t il lo t * | ‘l ii i .......... I' I nl tl .1 I . n u ll im 11H ill) i I m s .1 in k i in i; 01 i iv i ifv i u\ o STAFFORDS AMOCO SERVICE SANFORD PAINT &GLASS CO IVtil. A SetTiml I lei. h .. I I'll,m e •»!•»* 117 So l*.«. E V• n / A it iv ik i ; II..II ......... IT.."'. Oil It �TUESDAY. A PR IL. 5 . l« f f TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Crowe Captured Acheron Speech W A BK ’NOTON, Apr. S— (JP)— The Senate Foreign Relation* Committee today denounced the trial* of clergymen In Hungary, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria ae a violation of "fundamental human freedom*." The cnminlttee called for * atrnng proteat In the United Na­ tion* or ‘‘by whatever mean* may he appropriate." The retoliitlon w*» approved In the place of other* whlrh would have put Congiea* on rerord an condcimdng the trial* hut would have omitted mention of the prnte*l through the U. N. During the pa*l aeveral week*, inomher* nf the Senate and Home have Introduced various reaotuHon* rnhdemnlng the prosecution* of Cardinal Mlndarenty and other rhuri'hinen hy the Communistion trolled government* in t lie three countries. (Ovarian'** ProM~Pag* naet addreti, but It w»i on Mar. .11 that the search really began to narrrow Crowe checked nut of the beach hotel on Apr. 2. paid his room rent through Apr. t and eald he would be hack. An attendant be­ came susplcloue and ealled Stuart. Meanwhile, the FHI waa watching him. He drove to Dayton* Beach where John Edgar Hoover, F B I chief, «aid he rented an apartment Saturday under the name of Rich­ ard Karr of Sparta, N, J., and proceeded to apend Ida time In bar* and lounging on the lieach. However, he parked hi* Chryeler on a downtown parking lot and locked It up. I’ollro hrennte suspicious of that and railed Ht. Augustine official*. The F ill took up a watch through­ out Daytona Reach. I.a*l night, aoveral F B I agent* recognitril him and followed him Into p har. They weie Joined there liy a member of the Daytona Reach police department, Hoover mill Hoover Mid Crowe readily ad­ mitted hit identity and admited inking a large *mn of money frnm the hank. The t-PU official laid they re­ covered If, 1,798.8.1 from a atiltcane In Crowe'* po*ae«*lon. PRE-EASTER SPECIALS WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY - APRIL 6 & 7 PIECE’GOODS On* table Aitorted Rayons, Cotton*, Mixtures, value* to 3.98 yd. ClosAout M e yd. LADIES* DRESSES Symphony Crepe Print In a beauti­ ful array of color* and pattern*, value* 289 yd. By Nan Carson, Special | .93 yd. beautiful quality LpKtaliiturc Opens Striped C h a mTubby Tub Seersucker end Stone­ cutter Cord* In color* of green, brown, blue, gray and orchid, value* 1.29 yd. hray. Seven other C Of C Dinner * t y 1* * heildes the one shown In site* vllle "tore a name. then (|1Py Stuart told the r III what he had ni„nll(,r found. rouraglng to II On Apr. I, Crownpurchanrd a Kittle*, light gray club coupe Chrysler "A* far n* from the San Marco Motor* of St. I h u r , »|muld I Augustine. He bought It under the 1(,4NPIInH| |,P„ IH name of John It .Stevens, gave a „ r w o rn * it „„ „ Ml*ml sildre** and paid rash. ! flaed Income i Hr identified himself a* a sale* i.nough nmney man, llr* of life wl Crowe then dropped from sight, („ , . , )1Plld pint hut by this lime hi* trail w*» gelf(„ HrMlt tine narrower and more and more Governor 'V* official* were on tha watch for similar v ie w * o Warren’tt Speech ^ Now H t yd. 12 to 44. Topper Oebardlne, 44" Gray, Gold, Brown, Belg Purple, value 2.49 yd. Special J .9 5 Special |.49 yd. Butcher Linen, printed color*, value 1.89 yd. and Spaclal |.29 yd Small table lengths Remnants and short R e a d y to go m a n y place* f o r the f\ Ml** 12 to 2 0 exj LADIES’ BLOUSES LADIES’ PANTIES White washehle Celan#** materiel In tailored style*. Site* 33 thru 38, regularly ,1 98 Now V2 Price be fenced by next Oct. 1, the rn»t of constructing roads." "Appropriate laglelatton i|*in *t 1 Repeal of the lax on gasoline Cotnmunlem." ; used wholly for farming and Creation of a system for con- \ fl*hlog " tral purchase of Rtate . supplies. Enaclment of Id* Cltlien* AdA law prohibiting masked or vlinry Conunlttee program for hooded persons frnm gathering or regulation of the citrus fruit inparading on publlo afreets and duslry. property, i "The must stringent anll-wa/ A statewide reforestation pro-. ter pollulon law*." tram , with empheiia on fir* con- J Kxenaion of unemployment comfrol." . peniatlon to the worker who it .'" A e|vll eorvlce law, with cm- nut of a Job because of Hints* A h u ll - on protection of (Rate The worker now tnutl Ire "able employees from political pres-land willing" In work to draw lUf* and coercion.'' Jnhl*** benefits under present Spacial |.00 pr. rrmoRMS GIRLS’ COTTON PANTIES Orl»p white C'l'lrrn »r#r#ueker, porlin, or hroedclo'h *•!!* *i% -Ivli'd for offieteney. E x ­ cellent for Nui»»*. Maid* or Reauty Shop operatic*, . , regular 198 value. S lit* I to 18 In whit* and flesh pink, regular S9c Special J .9 S Special | pr. |.00 BATHROOM SETS LADIES’ GOWNS AND SLIPS Chendlu Rug* and matching lid cover* p*«le1 *hade« l.aily Christina •pisllty. S p e c ia l Lace trimmer! and tailored styles, regular 3 9.1 re lues | ,!M set Special J.U * e e ee e e ew eeeedeeeeeeet MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS Short sleeves, bright eolere and patterns. All ill* * and a real buy at MEN’S SUITS On* rack of Seereucker and Bedford Cord*. AM waehabl* and cool. Model* Regular, Short*, Stouts, and Short Flout*. Cheat else* 88 to 50 (not all ■lies In all modala), CloMOtft 11.69 MEN’S SLACKS BOYS* SLACKS Fine quality nit wool gabar­ dine in Bering nml Kuminor weight* Tun, llrown. Green, Gray, \Vnl*t lire* 28 thru 44. Regular value* IK Ml and 19.7S ALSO In n*a{ or broad atrip**, neck ilia * 14 to 18. Value* to 4.50 material* and gabanltna* with that holding quality In Tan, Blua, Solid* and Chwke age* 8 to 18. 8.95 A 7.85 value* Special ELGIN HELBROS BOYS’ WASH SLACKS GOTHIC JAR-PKOOF Broken elite In Sanforised fait color ma terlali. Value* to 4.88 flB 'L / A N C B CkraAont |.98 Two-tone two-piece Sanforized end-on-end Auit at one little prloe K tyW h ltn ty, iwied l# /ti you IN m m ' ■ W ru n the 4 S £ » s» iS 2 BOYS’ COWBOY SUITS One tone of itripes Mends Into solid tone of plain In waitt-hu|gin|, pephtra flaring jacket, Plain tone In slender skirt. A fina Sanforised Awondala ■. Shirt# ol bright rad, trouiera of Tan at Green Twill Waehabl*, sanforised add NEW SPRING NECKWEAR Nica selection of Men’* tie* valued to 1.60 Rpeelal gg c chambray. Grey, Maroon, B«i|e. •* m m m MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS L \ % • •• . \ t \ ” ' x ' .% * 1 ’ I# . V . i Jb. Special J.B 9 �* ' * * *•" * f * - S e c tio n T w o l1 1 Section Two AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R v o lu m e xx xx ' E * t a M ! ? h H ta n s pasture Building To Be Major Part Of ‘Soil’ Program P a lm e t t o . 0 T o B ru sh SA N FO RD The Miracle of Soil Conservation l nt F a r m in g U s e U se S tre sse s O f Assooinled I’rr.os I.t-uss-tl Wirt T U E S D A Y . A P R I L , o. 1943. jv S ch o o l Teacher I O u t l i n e s N eeds j F o r C o n s e r v a t io n 'i Clc,irw ,f(cr I n s t f .a n r l B e ( ’o n v r r t e f lT n D a ir y F L O R ID A , O u t lin e s C n r t - '- r v d t iD n S o i! D a y ’ C it e d A s Illu s t r a t io n O f C o o p e r a t io n ^ e t-d s » it r - t in W i s e ! lC n w m r r * * < 4 - N O . 161. 1 -r--- m M u ;,u ii/ H h o n s m if--- B h f, i n p s s e r . ____ . And I^ e f HT~ni.HU Pingt -mi ......... ' 1 1 U f WA I I If. Apt * I **|if * ig|) | Hr MAI I'll MASSAM I'. It \l I'll HASS \lt From palmNint nrirl brush In im­ * iiiiiri' tiiMn ii 4 tilt I 1111»|r ■l \v In idtiiti'in In i II m i tins inrias* proved pailut# sod . . tha*'» " t r «|| 4«fmit| r till*ft#o «•% ’If4*|VtIFV in h im ) j in,: pul'Ii' .(trillion In the in* of the mirad#i lira* will be per ell lltlfJin a i #* » I'lirt in, r ,f rnn.FMing *11 n tlur.il U.pvr 411 t»**t fli# St 4t|e11 rs( 4 formed here Apr. / on Mua'I# icinurie. tn the 'il.itr. the Mu.scl* pirtffiiMttnl ftifiiPM Aimimi, KnV ! Con.ei* tlton D u ichrrluletl Thun Soil Day. , Became mmli of tbe Fellowship il.iy, mi ll.r l,**n* nf the Fdlnwihip » tlMiqlit Itnm fit# M»*sufl» ol J A l i c a l College latm i» bed suited Uil*ll* ,*l t olleitc S in ln id . I* pifllV tfioH’ii fVfrt r|*M R r id ,1 10 ira n e i, cloven, ami oilier |e pvinrip-il n| th# lf»» «l R#N#ai» I I* 1 l. run: ilnrui.eil is in out*t.indinq gurnet, patlute building will be a lllfdltlM hfMl| e»-inip|e ol 1 Oi.)iC|,,l|VC rflm l major pari of tbe toil and wain ( IrtM Hflll |»14<|tf*4 ivIm # JlP j Mole lit.in l" littsitiess, iiiilmtri.il, conservation |ob in be petfmmrd (M# ** firs mil iiv n oi 4 1mt 11ion v nl , »iitr..l | HI *»' ri ItifFp V*4M lit* hrfl j rlo ti'l, h >t|* mi , I tnil ilrltin u on the JOU-etcrr fsim between tun 1^11i*tl( MlflVflUllfHI #*I *t»*| «| 4# I •<“I* i I ' l*i*l ,m| St *tc *gct*cir, up and tun-down Miracle Day Of enurte vnu can’t expect t» ft Irt »tilt* ffFfg ttfbfM flfU JP*41fIf | *,**,tm^ it. .citing ii|* Mo* tee palmetto rnveieil land change i Mtmpf m In th# it tiii j v Utl* *o«| y n.t >).»i *|i.o, .*inl ,*if g.iiiif pi Mi* one-ila v tn gins*** ami l is iiri i»f th# viith 4»g f 4lit! . ill ..ol i« i.,,ke *1 Mir hifg-tl Isgiimes grated by cattle. That Muni in * •! hu Canttsi l lotnfa. hr * #|lf I|4||M»tM »GljH -i | f#A» 1N#f 1 l § M time. Hul when Miracle Day tfl To peif Min this m olern sgit .prll *«i«t III lltltpl# I T over, tha teed, ferllllier. and cultural Miracle," which ordlnsr ilmatlone In m*V* good pastnr* flifif '|#p#m|pm f nn th# • IIV lequhe, finu nr five y e ,,* to will be In llie cleared and well tsIt# ill# nl It11 »#%Hli»« #A sccnmpllsh. n.-ex 700 "on thi Farm prepared tnll 4f’*t il»* V*dt I Mm ***»*'#t, Ita'uli-g til '-etersiis sr«* .lopatIn nine different (leldl, ranging ft»»t ifl rl'tllip litis V*H<t it " id J O'K Ilii-p Ip sssisl with th# Jobs. •ji tire frmn 15 lo 20 acrei, Im­ Thf tt»fc fIf 1 1. 4**f! J '•M" !r«n!i * firm machinery dealers proved pastures will be planted Isftw% if Psn4*|l *i 4, t 'wittl, 4od 4't • ftnm all er tha *t*te are fur aa men and machlnet carry out that I if **-I*a11 a• 4* 4% H'vas 1 •'itdilng trictors and iricer* fr*a *f.nt ft , pari nf (he romplata farm aoll * l 11 4 |s »I j*11w* »j* 11 -*f M*« h *•Mi* i *i la■I * *Is» fist'! M»**f*' 4% lift} Ollt J t -*n»t I. the ,:o!!»g# l.t. i and water cnnttrvatlon plan work*♦ *m fll ^'1Is • I "li'l'itpti Ii*»f5'i »*1* 41 }); -.If Ill'll l>* r fidhii t t»4*»■ *»If Fi*ay yif |* .»>.1 I. Th* hard working committee f ||rgit* •*»> *.» ■.♦•-.ys if h |li|I 11 »*.», fit* ■ >*. » ad out hv l.e* Jacobten, U. 8. Is i t . ) »l.r •iv Jar tin (Cirdiir.ct jf Kd H'.ggin*. O l! rontervallon Service technlhoys |**r| I"*I ftlf %ivtt* £! t !« l iqmf titrf |i*fef f# m . -sgt-r 'f t1;# 3emtP.ot« County ^ Fhototb? Soil Ccntervjtion SarMee. A r t assigned to the Seminole Soli I<1 * ft! «••• l|r|» gi*’jj f !*»»••■ ' !■imbt-r '* r.smmarc*, .ire burning Conservation DM rlct. Altogether, ♦ -i tin aitfiftv Top ptetun- »ho'v» seem-.. on the farm of (hr Fellow,hip Bib" M ' d •••: inig'** ••#!*» tn g»t thn ffiant there will he lf>5 acre* nf paiture Mi* )M| ^f <|F* ^ \ ,g t \ iSh acre farm 'it Sanford# Aren will K tri'a* f urt -• I* t 1 s .np-atlon ' • v.-t for the big Miracle I II * 4» * r | lr*'4s f»‘ i Colin D Munn. State Corner- iidnptfti pisturc gri«$C!i on Thursday rtt the "nr d iv S '• do.. Ferttlliar sn.d materials arc 1** * vationist for the U. S. Soil Con­ i ,no%*rv'gfinn Day Bp|<vv picture nhow* land of wood** riV't*# tha1 I ■ *f If *• r1f If'11» I '* ♦I*! bemg fur' ‘.kvd fr»« of oharge by Hi . i i in «* riti V * yI*1 . 'Of!' servation Service at Gainesville, lt(1, lri.,.(VM, t(lt, on^prv.it'on treulwcnt*' hnsihass i : ••.-, -o over tho state -44r i. ifl>»st*f *II 4I f. f 1|l**if II# »■ taid that Improved pstture it the As t •- r day approaches Mr. *i 111*, lod t *!l* he»t use for thousand* of Florida v . i hi* Chief of Oparat rql ♦Ii* ,», 11 ,1 a 1 acre*. “What you will tea Apr. 7 I' ’* " . at * 1 . .1 * *.1 *<.>• w therai! of the V S J I ft*1. *M'tl >4f »»» S ' 1 ,fOff at Sanford It typical of the good * ., , .i 1 1..., >•• all. 1 I1 1. ,r Is,III* • •1 ' -M i ,i ■ .-scr.ntlon Service, art• n .) in*ii*-I *'tst i * 04R pastures our technicians are help 1 4 1 .1 . , >1,, . J. 4 1 *1 **.14 1*, *f a * * .ii i. 1i imped hv ion, dtstOtiOe |ii;f pl.vnff 4*4 M ol mg farmer* to establish In Flori­ t» P i*- f i ) i • ^ T -» 1 It , i ■. **■ • ■'cpt-.'-.B m l telegrams f r o m !-• •» ••• «• * ,i r 1 fit . gr motit i fi'c* VM*»,ns'V flf ( n ’s II farmer controlled soil con­ f .vantinp, to Jonato U. I . 1 1 •-*1 P . i | f l»# ..-i \ * thH T4 lb. l e i of rtup. | r L I 't’ lTIf * servation dlttrlet*." o- rtain, n itt-rtais “ Some 'v,. hava . II a. i »... . 1 . , .. i ... » li r f P**of |»id t’f*♦ * l?hj .|sa«^% 4 1 . 1 J |i> l - i t r n « \ S S A M Here’s a quick look at the dif­ "i I l I n l e i X .il Ml ' to tell that it Is too late *0 get •* OH* ♦f'e f fr*f ,*s f'4rf VUT I I *M. ferent kind* of Improved pastures, [ j ti c n ;ji:-f Is*!!'* "I M” *clr 'otl I i n . r r . i t ! . ' " ~ l *l!r MlOU y fls u worked into the pro* t h : v • o« j i ’ f f * ** d t!' * m. 5 h * w k »( #l», ' f i 1 ; * 1 and how they will he established ib.u btbltijl C d l t .' > i*l ' <-ir * **••* m i ' i.tnl '-d ..*11 *> added the • h :..... ssam." Mr Itiggitts iaid■ I> vl t c t’.ih> s»..*»trd by the l ’ > Sol! i «,, -| I j[* t >•* *l»■ ’* Mirada Soil Contarvatlon Day 1St*j >"**jl. v.' ’ -. . . ! i il:. T j take c.irc ol tha estimated ^ __ ___ .F ■** * 11 * »j i f *I... Ih. Serv*?.. !l »■- t'l^a •4 | ! »1(>n* - J ’ j after the land Is well prepared; feminine touch, the Isdie* .re u.ing the »ime t'-'hr'-i"* lei*ned by C'.nservitjon ,!*!S. .'ha!r ::•:!: ' “ ■ ’ !• !:• !, Day fhat m an '*. board i f £o'l t onsf r v s t’ i r D '.’ ric t bre r hv i . 5 T h,i Field 2, Pangola fra ia on 30 vemen centune. ij o and still pircftced in this Atom s*e "?ha* ' rid bigg«»t *• » • r .>tj«r!rtr c.■mm"' ..lid'. i him , S u p a rm i-'*. v*’*cce * » s * '■# r s , sI C!1. ,*t tW L' aerts: Seven and one-half tons of heart i i won ih io u jh hi» Momic*’ " ,.-h: .<■" hr uh.iwn in u*S -* * i **tr.K f!'ai u;a* on Apr. 7, Cavay Ream*, of the .. :th the 1 4-8-6 fertiliser and SO ton* of .- .r IS.t'Tfl p e u rl,. ’-s- » Under the leidenhip i f S illy Mero V / d lr .n . .ft-irney, who <,0.< * ', r. t Biblical College will have on hand it’^n 'Strs t t A rr *\:n- delimit* will he broadcast and twiea headed the W s.htngtan. D 4 — ” - ,r d other* P - le a * K- w k -' s Club 5 c. a fc-;a:-» ‘■•r.ap.'war nvt-.r iv.J •!« n.*t • * 1- r ' ‘ hats broke » bMI'eneek by Irm p a rtin g ,eed ':d .\ harrowed In. Pancela grasa stolon* C. Wem#nt B ir A d d it io n . *!i« ' u .■••* h* ".-.ived f* S in ! ’ ' 1 • ,r. * '■b. ■ • sheut h ir *’ »*»#. cut t i M-c f'e'^s "‘h e rlj e;;iuj#» mide during rh# ,r # •■* ,'lr • u r r . iV *• r -!e- i *' » pI 4V 1 r <«S Ml .4 runners will be SpraitJ aeenly BtiHints** *rd V ’ rrr. • v - i rf , ‘ f» drinks, fhi-re also th.‘ iessjr* ev'st BT. top of the ground and covered #n 4 C!oh of Sanford v fft •1>!« * *« eX'rS,!"# in i' * *m n ifm*t *if*■r. a! (I'f •• I W .« ■"•! hr .'tinge luiifa hy tin loads “ The f n i t i c t t v* g s ' ^ e ' t .t with disk harrow equipped wllh th* miny thout^nd^ of v pa*it:it had to be if'in i^i»ti*|i |* t;t si M»-t ... i * ,i>, kids—popcorn and only proved it -ilue if 'eseto-j; ............... i n t i Fsad Dsps-tmart H u td u ^ u ii S r i , lip I’eri! ■ depth gauges. A cuIMpacker be­ und vi^ltor^ ' food to suit t!*^ *M b'lt i( h it »*»•?!• h i ! r *!! *'• • f* r>m * iorV • t ' .... , rf-, gunt machlni t> Ssnhind the harrow will fir in the div|(|ii4l t*f»t«". From MancK : -!:••* v # i have h-ft nothing Thlftt* rt*tt Hl» fhtl*Tl - , *sig gtt'j ID»R| rtift ( BS aoll and help to conterva molttur* violently 4pott#d t!’** • 1 t-I -havtrg planned the pro.*M*. Pe*d .siil #\f f a»» msnlt (*it M.c I ' .ho, Field 4, St. Auguttln# and Carper IflR URT' nor# f«in« tliF RPW # lo1* •H *i in the *r t i :v : t , * -m i *1 r.-.inuteit detail. There I o*M---slii*. ),«• Its *,!)■•• U " . fi» ' s**» **fh >•***• - i<)| nf f Inftfit 4 him#it a«i| rnr*nf* f r a i l with whit# clover on to will 4f II ro|i! itririM. f <•i f v »*»o I * * trm ,M 1' i o f t i u n • dt tmii-iiatu’ei on hand to % l li l 1’itt f leF *Imfvtn-ft ati i MnfT |im* i*’. hv! H'«« n *i \ ♦ IU Mil 4' a'ersa; Water control will be #» wlt'lie*. lor rt'Mm, piplnst »* 4'♦.'!» # ill *V fhf'f !••! I yj ■*»f# *fi »'(a h\ ■- -a* , -ntergi'iicy under control Ia* Mi**, '.viH < *• »o uie ,pt 1- I'l.r the f--t %*• - 'ini j » •■ tabllihed for sis acre* of muck liftiiil»ii i (jf*i « 4lid t*of *i*'g4, *n«l H«* » . I i'll li»£i * t I t. Btlsson, Chairman nf the it. iip«it><i »*’ t’fp n "• Wl»h#-**|l *•' I i |fltiM'r| A * l*»'l*t thi i£ l,.tnn ,« the giant ope*. soil on M'rscl# Pay When tbit mmiv vhi »»i H*4 f mm|iM4, |"**i ft*? •• w Medical vomn-.ltti'i*. The .satutition •t o n . ) t li4 » llta y j M t ' l H i) t*|s I? •! 1 1 * R s fjp . ftvfl t|i*' **l < . . aa:* throughout tt., area it adequately drained. 3.0011 . ,,,,) *i t i r J poftj " f f 1 IFi a tr»%b ut’f \ . ;a ) voice committee under Chairman. How­ 'll • \ , ^fft. -'I Aq(| Atyjth*»-■II t pounds of 2-8-lfl and 300 pounds p lf jjp\y r.lub. which •' t.v -t Api 7 •* * n?s*ichlr.ery desi» • 1 ard Fnvillc. s.-ill have real rooms f t, ii*calling I ,n<) ''in a b ility farm used *e made from sta shell* ' rlriff|f t fn«aFfv itIoniM fni* (fi* w t copper sulphite, and 6 tons of tj,p largeil charter inatnhenl|,i* rttjny ir u ij fobs i **j * .-■iiv.. :r. over" located over the sprawling 7,15 acre ntlljt h •«* car I cl ty, lint* h*'1''»rMv Msnv otker uiefu' *-■ I" dolomite will he applied and har , v, r rih'alned in Florida, lias g-.im saffiltfi S So*l Conif' farm. Intorfitld communication* .** sMnn needs -.1 '"ide from materia' ♦h*" { flflif* 4**r»n SfTVlCF it O fh fd ? rowed In. St. Augustin# grass ,n n„i to help make this event 11 *tt>*n ,„.) W'c X V h n '"ir!' ! th# public address system will C \ ai*s»# .* s ‘R t t f H t f 1 particular len t «r.» T h . *'*p. w»»bars s"d Nther*. .ccust-.tr-1 •f* atolen* will then be planted the ,j,# hlggest show ever to hit Flo* r>ur T.a ' .• b>, tha Communications "t ♦*’ I nf*1* V’ltiOf* ) '.l! " u r ‘ hiltlv of S field i. determine*! hv r'en t. . same way Fangola Is started In l*ls tin*- of it. huiiesl nienihe* |ah» n c •ia ijr\ ' i• l» C mmtiUv ut.Ji-r Gmern! .1 C H> own*. . Mi s • ' it! t'.l! I’.UArd Utl Field 2. On tha to acre* of miners' petite, Mue ey»*l, energetic, Milt) i , Sins,1 , 1,11 Ici-liniMSMi who study thrown sway The-,a tiny tots t#" .-oi] l,. | t* fa nr ,19b so* i Hutch::'.sou i.--isl«d hy Capt- R H lirm on Highway 111 it the >• ig' r ti ' Fi t*. ' .'l1 flr aandy aoll, 5,000 pound* nf 4-B-fl rail Will Ism . its. taken oil the ml the «»|l chs* »< In title degress of volt sM sight off that "It s wi'."» ........... id t H>J*v 1 Tl»'* Fayne ir d i ' o! F l'y d Cal! of f M* 1*0*0, In Change countv to waste" This fact is Installed j •' Hotchte fartllliar and 10 ton# of dolomite nf serving as ’■ secier*ry to the I etnslnti, and slop# I'tflHS *^ifi vill dti Soon after buying ---_ the faun, !** f t .(^tnii|*Mf i» . » ojo i (•Mir.ilo I siul t'se Msp 't*p *>f fain* into lit# muscle tier of all of 7 Isis will .ha spread and harrowed In. Mliacle flay rommittee tier' lot. ' I'eld’s children it’s now a P*r' 1 kestei .sited on the Roll Conse, Outdoor .igr.i i r t a f r r t iiir .g I Ml* Mn «. I# I * Then 100 pounds nf carpet grass has he"n *h# huge task nf mailing] I,o.ving Mir long isnge complete IVits-M* itelie-es tlis* 'he *>* *11 he h v . lied hv II H Coierr.an atlnit fieulce technicians assigned i * it|t " n,.. otiservallnn pro ol Mieit life ■ I I tli seed will b# covered vary lightly out the many thousands nf mv* ! "M and w ain To th# nldei children *h» te»cl,*. n llie fireogc Roil Conservation et. *o.i t s no her a itlendiog I II.. . •"Util* stmI his *" o assistants A '■*' Fee by a cuIMpacker or a light harrow tatlons eini lellrtB, and guiding ginn* a* I* lias l'**n tailored tn fll 1■. soil and .valei conservation she Ihatrlct They tielpcil him to work Soil loose* Sti i gt |it» fin I ! I f , >•>t M i, ••! Faille They plan ovc' (Mill' 1 almost straight. Inoculated Inleiested , Mitriliiitnra tn Edwnt'l.'he needs «f n.n i„nd am] the II ft* *h|# lit I'M*" tin* tht* oil a complete fain* conservation * l.t. f||l • I »,'■ 4hftte I II I,, sd htgh-vav sign* on s" high " h it # elover aeed will b# planted Higgins, iliHinunn nf the flteeting fniniei hv th# holt fonsetvittnn has a soil capability map which *tf titnohlrt# ha tIif v ••*** ♦*.«»»*• (f'nnHniiril on I’ 7 See ?i (CunMnned on P. 2. H#r 2l ■ II 1.4 . ism Ifrtnt! ,» ,ys b sding Into C,anloiil .'oh" I . . II* rommiticn 'Irn rsm llla Itra'-e., f!ei vlt-e terlinl. Ink, Tielils will he thl* fall. iis i*>ft M|iMfnfhtti M* avbi H i I • I.'lda* Im-s is M'c fuel committee l 11 I ill , «'!* 4 ^ Field 0, Panaocola Bahia pasture Chamher nf rnnunerce Herretatv niuntierei! nnd ».■<« shown tn Ilia |*|4 t *«• tif ffn-s Mi'll! V’ *If F I*■ •» a ■( fill tilt ,f ♦I lilr- ind his 's the Tctponsihillty of tail Is on 25 acre*: 12,600 pound* of and Club in embers hip chairman, ! grthn with Mi« *’ *»tment riven r ii i nl<t whfi Im1"# g{I '’0 M M.dditig -lie .-- r»-. . . , -, gas in it 4-8-0 fertiliser and 25 tons of answers (lie niinietnu# hum ills •" c i'li field nI•I»it'll-11 * nn|>#r wH'Ni llie ‘*h> "I *>. '.petal.' >h*' hui'dteds ■( I limestone will ha harrowtd In. tanee telephone '-alls and nlhei It ' • ii»* ,,, t llMl.'S flint v* 111 >11 I. . i „ Vr , rrnp 1 I 1 grown foi • is* i tn*,■ nim i* T h e n 250 pound* of Pansacola wise keeps llie •'gentlenifn enni it* •• ,| )irntei-l|oit 1 • **o perlmls *>f f IiH Hint fiUirn ill i " ■ t'intpA, -ligttcing 11f* l»«* %, itiil i f tn Hi *' |1«V| fill living Ml** ’Mil tir Is* 'IT Bahia gras* teed will h* planted miltec" meeting on nrhrifule and ^, i gular rtnp i-■ I-, M«n ft. I I ft1411 Jll * .#|»l H*i|l " with • aeeder-culllpackar at the functlmilng Ifor ro ivorVein have • 1 1 . |*| ft s l.t,*; ' i J a 1 1 If fll m Mliellerhelt* and U’lmlhirnk* --IiFti lit ion nti A111 ii Vt t« " ill **• Inn kill 14 .Hfi i»i*i t"*t uf *)|il Mm*hf r rat* of ID pound* an acre. given her Hit* title nf "Miracle I Ml-1 mid n|if t•I> plaiileil in ntrlpa I Ml i 4 - M l i t I 11 .1 1 4 * 1 11 II * i l l f Ii n h .mmII hdNffirn tlfFiiun«*i! f*»i mmiH KaiMi'fl fnrd mill*’ fiiiniii All nf th# rntmtvelinfi *vint In he p#t|nim»il \ | i **i |# r’w>*l I n„ f HI tIM Field 11, common Bahia and Whip". is* i # i 1 pi'iiftri . fi.M.I fltr (fPhPl'rtl oi l,e|ta. Ite'iik'iie.l lo reduce the C*|l I IIH IflOVrs |lt*»»' "ll'rt fully • ifllirtrli' flirt* hairy Indigo on 23 aero: 0,000 Tn Mr*. Itonamnnil Chapman, velocity of the wind to halt the serration Day Apt. / on the fellowship Biblical ( nllege’s W* «> i# „,|| II In >eIs!#* tn ( | ji tiilli 11 fill* H|M*l|k lirtvf? gntti*ll rtf* miif 11 Hiiviflrr«|H nf Hinnllrt mm f«v*l»»H Aunda of 0 - 10-10 fartllliar and chairman of the Finance Commit­ blowing away of topsoil. Alan Istm neat ,'isnfntd roultl he dnn# »t a very litlf# ra il il llir n|.#iatinn rlmic Mirh nn Ihm* Hj»irml» i * “ f •" '*(11 i to no* I'.ll t nf 1ha f.Stt III rttlon limn h i * H I 73 tona of limestone will ba disked tee, has fallen the teak of reklng serves to ron-etve moisture and , • '1 I llilln ■ *#•i• attic rtMiphiv ' ftMipri rhrtlrinnn <»f tin* Semlnol# nil I ’ |'"t, rulllpHrkrrB, In. Bahia aeed will b« broadcast up the money for the original mil- pmlect crops, nirlmrda and grov- ware itirtrlied nvet a five yeet p#rn*H, Colin I) Cuimt, Stal# <onin flNh 11till isEM ii INI I In* liki* t .mind ti ni-k Still ( Vuirtf'i viiMtm Ihntrlrt * stimuli, i i<i! loriey. at tha rata of 10 paunda an acre, lay nt food nnd auppllea. Slin tma ra. and bulltlini'a front atorrna. |tjt.h>i M'l'p > ,v ilt ' '* i,, h-in.t In HM'lulrtM of till' rtfort lUtC I'TilllfUittifl iitltlUv III ffirin imirhinrrv ‘‘ ill “/rnnougrin Although it’s veil jol> I" mrmhle ill ol lli# ntalrtiel* anil nI. h hr. 4|ioMIk !i DmI Wll'Uin »'M* I ♦• i.»tltt»*ir»| flit and Indigo at tha rata of 4 pound* driven a linid bargain for her fel­ gc .t, ,i#r 71 uiitl M\NV 4#f otif on Mu* |in»J#c* land Classes hand cl.e s,fled » aa vast over an acre. A aeeder-cultlparker will low rlub .member,* ---. . . . . . . . .and . . . . after ... .. ... front ft„ m .nil • f so|| capability rupahihty map tn lo either marbliies needed for this epei Muif m '‘Hlinh\vhHrk**i ” innrlnni * 11»,,t Mt»k{ only fot»|M*i rtf Ion fiotn b* used. i-uttiing many difficulties-has the. )f Plg|,t .nationally une.l classes of one-.lay operation, farmers -let** should h'wnme consclmi-. nt u adep thrmtgl himd, tai. i ( . r n i ^ i n 11 ; i ‘, ( I w i i t r t t*11j* ntf*»t Inti it ti ii.J* hvt n Field 15, weaning lovagraii on club poised and wailing the break |nt|(, B(ich r h ,.H „.,j, lw ,.„|()rt(! iif llie atate have been rarrying Mn- net'll nf mil ami ivatei cop • 1mm* tug the brush In blN .*itd in 'fill Flor!t!*° th'iw 23 acre#: 11,600 pounda of 4-8-fl of dawn of Apr. 7, the day of Ilia ',,.......... m-p extended nervation In Mieit dally living apeivlng the iralilue nut r MRt|y determine on similar programs Tn O f M it e M ia iiilf fertllliar and 23 tona of llmeatone show. . one class from attollier In this over e five year period," ho stated Hr hellevrs Mist runnerveiIon a,| •>n th# land *vtl| hi* present and i" 4,(100 Y e a r Old Corn will b* harrowed In. Lovagraii, Pointing out that the U, 8 . find Iirellon should icralvn more rm Mperelion nn ’ D” day. AI.mi • 1 -AH .o f ,,,y; 've '"I method each class of land la grad'A VANN A ll, •ia . Apr h uT t which avaragta t,600,000 ated a Conservation Service technician^ pltasls in the grade erhnnlt, nnd giant heavy duty brush rhoppe. •lU'iji* linn • Ml.VI” i-hanr* round In New Mexico jgund. will be planted at tha rate assist farmers In the 44 Boll Con with Ilia fell** youth Hr rxpletnrd wlilcli ts weighted down fnr hea'1*1 ., 1 i *•-111 1 W fk h pt itpitsad 3,000end ennservethm nred* w one pound an acre. To gat aueh menla", Mrs. Chapman aald. With Districts throughout that th# Florida Resource-Uar Itmsli work by adding 1<t,ot>>>j ,,,11.. g.itdvd missile ran*#, rtjys Cropping Hyslem: ( ' I a n n r-I servetlon C A M B R ID G E. Mass.. Apr 6a small amount of aaed wall dis­ the estimated crowd nf mora'than cropping ae*)net", where noli lm- Florida In planning and applying Education t’nmmlMrr hmulrd hy pounds of water In Its two Isige ’i—Corn hsllevad to he i anticipates in.,iing crop* ere grnwn in com- adapted tributed, tha Invagraa* aaad will 06,000 Mr. Illgglna conservation practices Dr, If, F llai ket of Florida Mtetr «|«unts toounted above the chop J ii , i *hau 4,000 year* old h i* been r# ha mixed with caitor pomaca or Miracle Day the BPW Club# are hinetlon with toll depleting crops based on good lend use, the con University at Tallahamce *ve« pets will be at wo*k along with *•'• ne.v fedaial fsi-llit .Y ;potted fi'tind in •♦ntrsl New M«xcottonaead meal—9 pounda of tha expecting to tuck Into their form so Mint the product I !'ene*a of th* •ervstlonlst alatad that many of studying tha pmhlem and making t be many huMd'iret s, pin seiap *,» i .<-,1a,I Itl III *, s tit p fk :»*# >'*rt h’o. meal or pomaca to one pound of fitting nylons a neat profit for |lend la malnleined or Improved the conservation practices that giret progress in thin dlrerltnn *I n e k St aei a ,, a*,.) enh tra'lio s Two Harvard grtdiisl* students aaed future club use. will he done nr* Apr 7 are normal IIt«t,l the (is -sniuli Mitult'g T an> happy f*> «## th# newly '('*, I »e Wilson, a tinnier 'J I ( thiiioghnut Mir years Hebert Dick it Albuquerque, Flald 16, carpal g ra n and whlta ' , M > »* tic tied "'infattvd .»Ith ly accomplished by firm er* who organised Bemlntde Boll Ciinneii’a lo Mie tank destroyer hattsllgn. Drainage DHclien: .'ImeM canals I.ONOKBT IIA lll, (Inver on 17 acre*: The land will VlnsMt* of Ma'irgli, ' I M . and C. Earl# Smith »! St designed to slowly move excess fit them Into their regular (arm ­ Mop Dlairlcl take an ectlve In K.,a, th* eindlt for sai nt log I'Ms ti«i> ''.i*t t’e 's rib u rg -s lid yastar lay they ba fertilised with 8 ,(0 0 pounda of ing operation* He emnhaitied th» hslimsn *d Mi* Himiis Aimed '•test In sponsoring this Mltncle gol-tendlllg display of machine* weier from wet Itrd i After ex found cob* and piacts of tha old MIAMI, Apr. 5 (Hpeclsl)—The rasa water I* temoyed land can b# need many farmers have for • Hotl Conservation F.itces Committee V'nv'n !* a 5- 8-10 ptua 860 pound* of copper Day,” Gunn a* work. Ha mad* over 160 long r*t typ# of com whlta staking J irtlllta r , treated with IT ton* of longest haul aver reported on a uaed for pasture or crop produc­ long range complete soil and wa­ listed, “Through thl-* spectsculer distance telephone calls, sent patient et Mie Bethesda . Md., trite** of sarly American man. . _% naitona, • * shipment of tomatoes was a car­ and aaaded to carpet ter conservation plan rather than one-day operation they will ba reams of telegrems, rode th* high naval hospital tion. Thsv wsr* sent out in the *x'W# are gol:ig to insist that tru e at the rata of 10 pound* load shipped thl* season from Wildlife Areas; No this doai the yearly short-sighted aoll de­ able to acquaint tha people of wty* and by-ways searching for M'» has* he Innstsd •** *n*)th**»* p#d!Msn hy Harvtrd'e Peabody Florida, to Spokana, not an a m . Inoculated whlta clover Goulds, puting system of farming. • hair district with the Importance the exact type nt machine to do rafar . to "Spooning” or Washington, The tomatoe* wars “ Sparking’’ areas. It msana fields aaed w)U ba aown thl* fall. "Many of the conservation of soli and watar conservation and th» i'*hs that the Soli Conserva­ Ga-trg'S," he rpmtsd Vtnaon *» thrfr « n d fn « «f Hall It, Coaatal Stnftbda on grown and packed by John W bait suited for bird sanctuary and practices can ha applied by farm ­ 'he facilities on hand to get th* tion Hervlca technicians said must ssylng 'h» an:!#r.t corn * turpris#?’ g# project *«tirr.'.t.by the planted to crop* or plant* that er* during slack labor seaaona or local Job done " 15 aeraa: On Mlrael* T a y , only Campbell and ahlpped he done to convert thi* depleted ( s - s . t im ct* S )(* I ' } i * W l f k Ft f t ( i v s i I • ts or.* tore will be pat lit Coastal Tropical Agriculture Cooperative furnish food and covar tn nfttva by “iia p p ln g_ " labor or mechlnsiy_ Gct'n pointed mil further Mist iob acre farm from an ntie state BUY NEW S T O V E . • t i' -\ decision Is axc acted to fc« B ans ode for production of etolons Association. The tomatoes arrived bird* and game. with their neighbor*. In our oper-jthe Soil Conservation Service was to lind-wU* usafulnas* T A V A F E S , Apr. 5 (Special)— raschad hy midsummer tv runners to ba planted on tha In the West Coast city In good alien* In theDistricts we an- supplying the sponsoring agtncle* “You know," said, “ Ii heir n iy name ham# csmcnsirairo., dsme nitration .now, he ne »»iu, nnr t ,,t r . r t . #a - ,.s » hv Lai... C u 'Jr.'.y ithtr 14 acres. Thl# ona-aer* Bar- condition, County Agent Chart courage farmer* tn gradually shift [the necessary technician* -to plan th# SCS “ « W W « » lot about #h;" ^ ,T Force, A m y and N»vy H u b -c m sn racantly bought a saw PROGRBSA IN PA R K H. Staffanl was Informed. Bttda production hloek wOI Ncalva to the contervatlon avatem of ' i ht complete farm conservation ’Land U *. Capablllt U P“ b>y‘ Jf— **uw esch act- vt|l - ,,- t u .lly build Into a -om»‘ *v* U r thsir k'X'hsr. htire, “ 0 pounda of 4 -8-0 farttluar and "i' Q U IN C T , " A p r~ 5 ( S p e e ta l)- farming rather than "all at. one' program and thgse technicians should be usad In accotdance with rvunity of- 73,000 ------*a-rardirg to Mr*. ».•*•** Lulci* ** K. »»'* Mil­ persons—most S T U D EN T S ' W IV E S C L U B t• i o n of llmaatona, rlftaen Much prograaa hi* bean mad* re­ bio-’" method. Wa fealthat a I will be on hand Apr. 7 to assist Hi capability and treated accord­ of M's*t! civilian technician*. ler, home agent t of atolona wilt ba *fre*d cently In construction work on a farmer who convinces himself that ] tha manv machines and men in ing to its needs. We In the farm With the sit* in and covered w lt F a dlak T A L L A H A S S E E , Apr. 5 caretakar’a oottage, bath house, 4 conservation ayitem of farming performing th* Miracle of breath- machinery business CORN C O N T ES T tan are dolngAust I n u th isst Oaorgla'l^F’restcn ’’said le i}—A new home d*mon»tral,._ and dam at Gian Julia Park, ac­ pays off In dollars and cants will ing new ilia Into depleted eclla. that with nur machinery—Itl^ u s the (light of the mlstHss could M ILTON, Apr. 6 (Special)— club for wives of atudtnta attend­ cording to Waa Ella# Laffltta, be more apt to follow such a pro To th* aun-tanned open-collared the type of conservation Job that he observed In tha Bahamas, S#vanty-(lv* Sants Rosa County ing Florida State Untvaraity waa Gadsden County home demonstra­ gram and aall It to hla neighbor," SCfl technicians It's tha aame Job read* to be don* and we wfll gat West Indies and Windward Island 4-H club boya era planting ana to firm tbt organised here recently under tha tion agent. A swimming pool la M went on to explalil. they do every working day on tha machine capable of doing the The Impact area would h* near err# asch to Dlxls 18 com In a direction of Mlsa Najll# Daughtry, being made at tha park for childGunn waa emphatic In hla state­ •mall and Urge farm# using th* lob." '*■* -mm, tUFliFli il tha aaat coast of South contest arranged by A ast County Natal, M on Leon County home agent. ran of tba county. (Continued on P. 3. Sac. 1) ment that more people of the Tha qulat maqnarad. soft tpakati1 Amsrlms, Agent J E . D»vl», S a n fo rd W om en T o S e rv e L u n ch e s A t C o n s t * v a t io n D a y ’ P r o je c t • '•’ T e le v is io n W i l l W o rld s t r .M lo * !»> R e B r o a d c a s t ‘S o i l ’ S h o w n !* » 0 p r » a t io » * ( |e * e T lin r^ d a y Day A c t iv it ie s .five'’ Of Miracle S n i I ( onservation I fay Is F.vplained C o tlim im irn lifin s C o lin C iim n , S t a le C o n s e r v a t io n is t , T e l ls 0 1 ‘S o il’ D a y E x p e n s e s ii W S tt^ S -S S S i? JS p S -" ’’3 a <S ^ a & A 3 £ i I* 'tTgtr.lVi'l’t-<*vr-cf i.W; Wy■ >s>4f i ; . i.i ■SafotetoScrt1**.'-' i l l . , ;ti- ... ...................... 4s I liiiT r u _ -J ifiB c B e e B a a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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I L .^ A l l Church N otices em t he p ra M a te d a t The H t f W * e fflc e on lh» day h etore p ub U tstlea. ___________________ HOLY CROSS CHURCH DAY ADVP.NTIST Rev. H. Lyttleton Zimmerman. CHURCH B. D., Rector Seventh Hlreet and Elm Avenue Passion Sunday U A. Sheffield, Eldar 8:00 A. M. Iloly Communion. Mrs. Harry W all, mloalowary 0:30 A. M. Church School. leader 11:00 A. M. Choral Eucharist Hahhath Hchool tt:30 A. M. Church service 11:00 A. M., Hat* ami Sermon. fl:00 P. M. Y.P.H.L. urday. . • R .. Services during the week Prayer meftlngs, 7:30 P. M. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ Wednesdays with song service and d a y -H o ly Communion 7:SPiK M. Rlble study. Wednesday, 7:06 A.. W.V.JIoly C EN TR A I. IIA I’TIH T CHURCH Communion. Wednesday 4:30 P. M. Child* Rev. 8. I.. Whatley. Paster ren's Confirmation Instruction 1117 West Second Hlreet W. I). Hlansell, Sunday Hchool class. Wednasday 8:00 P. M. Evtnlng Superintendent Prayer and Litany. A t this sarvice E. O. Keith It. T. U. Director Sunday School 0:46 A. M. the Rt. Rev. Bishop lfcttry I. Louttlt, Bishop-Coadjutor of the Classes for all ages. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Dlocesu of South Florida will be "Were Yon There When They the guest speaker. 8RVF.NTII Crucified My l-nrd." Sermon liy Pastor. CHRIST CHURCH, l.ongaoud H.T.U. 0:30 P. M. Unions for ull llev. II. Lyttleton Zimmerman, ages. a D.. Vicar Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. Passion Sunday Sermon by the Pastor. .1:18) I*. M. Evening Prayer and Neat week, every night our B.T.U. will be In training. The Sermon. All are welcome. H.T.U. manuals will be the books. "Come Thou With Us And We Will Do Thee Hood." U N IT Y llev. Carolyn II. Parsons, Tearher Tuesday night, Valdes Hotel T H E C O N C H KflATIO N AI. 7:30 I*. M. Prnyer Service CHURCH 8:00 P. M. Book: "llow I Used Park Avenue and Third Street Truth". J. Bernard Hoot, Minister , Public Welcome. Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. FREE M ETHO DIST C HUKCII Subject: "The Kingdom of Cod West Fourth Street and Laurel Is Within Yon." Avenue Fred H. Horton, Pastor Sunday School 0:16 A. M. CHURCH OF T H E NAZAR ENE Morning Worship ll:l)0 A. M. I I I Maple Avenue Young Peoples Service 7:00 P. Kev. L. H. Ruahlon, Pastor M. Sunday School 11:46 A. M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M. Morning Worship 10:46 A. M. Preyer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 Junior Society ti:|6 P. M. P. M. N.Y.I'.S. 0:45 P. M. Special and qiiurEvangelistic Ilnur 7:46 P. M. ,guest speiiker Mid week Prayer Wednesday •'•It* April 8 /: .10 I . M. 7*46 I' M. | The Railroad Evangelistic We are preparing u g n a t Eus- vb’'!* will flmte Hu inlay with the ter play for Apr. 17.' Remember i P«»|»r preaching at the evening service. thin date. * 10:15 ' 10:10 11:00 il:o n 11:14 11:30 lio n I in 1:44 .un : 10 1:44 l oo T ha 1:41 B rig h t Spot N aw a * 04 Music ] All Central Florida cltixen* I were requested today to listen to the Eighth Annual National Ne- i ....................... “ “ • • S: 00 gro Health Week “Radio Broad O raat Sunday morning from 7:00 t:s I ... to 7:30 A. M. over station WDBO. 7:00 Music will lie rendered by the l:fcu young people’s chorus of the J;2“ Carter’s Taliernaele C. M. E. J;}J s.nn Church, Orlando. Rev. O. R. Jack» :I4 son. the minister will deliver a » in health sermon. Hev. E. L. Wat0:44 minister, St. John Baptist 1M:u>, Church will read tha scripture. "l l : n o Rev, L. Smith, mlmslar, Bethle­ 1 1 :4* hem Church, Orlando, will offer 11:00 le :i* the Invocation. I t SO Dr. Jdhn T. Brunson, young 1:00 dental surgeon, will deliver a 1:11 l:lo brief address on the subject "The 1:00 Importance of Dental Care." Mrs. 1:00 C. C. Ashe, tearher of Holden 1:10 Hlreet Elementary School, Or­ 44.00 VI lando, will make announcements. A oo Rev. R. II. Johnson, edltor-pub- 1:10 It is h o r , "National Community News," executive director, com­ munity lietterment renter, nar­ rator and promoter of thla pro­ gram for the past 11 years will lie in charge. RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. ■ATTSDAT Weatera Jansborss N aw a w e s te r n J s m b o r* T h a 7 n 'o lo o k c h ili N ew * V * a‘rtnmN ew s f o r e s t r r H how b lu e lla r r o n P o p u la r M u s ic mu N e w , b o r r o w * .!, I llu s I'h lid r e e n 's r.’ ls e s le H o u r A lliu m Ite v le w M ilita r y B and 4:14 * :* » d o 0:41 7:00 7:14 7:10 7:14 I on a rts • : 10 1:00 » lo » 15 to on to 05 to 15 |o lo 11 on 11 o5 I I 55 17 oo f a r m M a rk e t Ile p o r t T w l - I . l t * H ong s H p o rts P a ra d e llln a h H h n re H lsg s T im e to D a n e * M onday M rh o o l Leeenn K e y n o te s liy P a rle O rg a n In te r lu d e M ik e M y a te rle e Itld e r s n f P u rp le H ag* M eet th e H and Itn rs e O p ry llr n a d w n y lla n d w s g o i, Y ou. Y ou, Y ou n n d You M porte K in g o t l>ay A < c o rd in g t (. Ile c o rd C o m p o se rs C o rn e r t'la s a lr a l H o iiv e n lra N ew s T o r n tn l.le T im e N ew s H ig h O H Move llu r a s * n o l.u m l I tOO C lu b l« l p o p u la r M in i.: L a t in A m e r ic a n * M u s ic a l V a r l« ll* » B a r N o n s l la n r h H a tiird a y M arina T o d a y 's H ln r M u s ic (.o v e rs P ro g ra m T e e iltlm * J l* e Heaelnn 1:15 1:00 t in 4:45 4:00 1:10 4:00 • ;0 I s :l* 0 in 4:44 7 00 7:14 7 :1 0 . 1 in ■i:00 I 5:14 i:.1o 14:00 is io t 10:14 10:10 ll:n n i - i* " > 4 (Ml Monday M o s lc n te « 10 l.e t th e H IM * HpVsk 7 on C o m m u n ity L 'lia iu -I 7 15 t( r g a n H r v a rie s ■ <M> b r e s k f iis t w it h H tu r « lo l lu w u lls n K c h o -e • 14 l-o p u ls i M u sic ».on front I'sae Drnmu 4:15 V lo 4 45 |S:on Popular Muslu T il* i 1:10 a i'N o t r l l» a v * i, | y f lo * p * l H liip o r * J u n g le J im C o m ic W e e k ly C o m ic W e e k ly C h o r is te rs M an M an 11:16 11:00 CITRUH REPORT W IN TER HAVEN, Apr. !-</T7 — Report nf the Stale Citrus In• pertimi Rureau at 10:00 A. M. tmlay (in hnxea): Crapefrull Oranges Tangerines 82,710 Rail 66.886 6.74» 60,821 Trurk 24,100 8 8 .1 143,631 Tnlal 81,084 6,612 News Muslo n u te ty M liow N a v a l A i r M liow V o ic e o f A rm y l u i l r o a d e v a n g e lis t H e re 's to V ats M e th o d is t C h u rc h P ro u d ly W e H a ll R e p o rt fr o m C o n g rc s * b u r s t H ln r A ve M a r la H o u r M p o rls K in g o f !>av A c c o rd in g to R ecord P o p u la r M u s ic C la s e lc a t S o u v e n irs N ew s . i i . t *.ig h t Ite n d e iv o u s S nturrin v A p r il 2 R r t r r t : T t n r r t » T M i n f V 5 t a d News S ig n O i .t s f i .iio c m i . i m R N ooc O ff SATURDAY, APRIL 2 Homo Owntd and Operated by FRED M. SMITH 2 II K K in d I n l S I. I ’h o n c "Sbop Tailed ’ P»ecnlon Built Motor f u ^ endoisd— 110 V 60 cycle A C , )450 R I* M V itr ifie d Wheels—i -isfely flangeil IG « « SAVE up TO 50 % ON Colored Churdle* GUARANTIED AUTO PARTS •oui Mm tJ-i rm.i S T O P ... 1 00 % Pur a Guar unload D«n|«rout skids on thp' pery roads anti rurvei b«tor* they tu n 1036 Automatic Invitibli "Curvt Crlppers" that go’ into action lbs inilant you c u r v i, b rake, or swerve — can slop dangerout tkldt BtkOWt lliry start rfURWIU MOTOR OH Full Gallon !•*» |sm sail R ]( u- 4# I W T» Dependable, full-bodied, new oU—not ''re’’-r#fln#d! fine for sny vehicle . . . ideal for olf hogsiuuws t* Compacf, Single-Unit lemtm sine u m 39,r* Esiy to Install Fine performance. Noise reducing antenna lyetem Fits unde der any car dtsli Fully G uaranteed OINIRATORf Change To B.2r» ieeety/ Davis CURVE SAFETY il4b»k|| Fur all Furd Cars, 'M -ll A 1» tHid). Ilioroughly re­ built! ‘ ut/ tttlier Cur* 606 U|> tha Premium Solely Tirel 2 Ttrtt Only S M S a W ish • 00*14 1 1 4 *- 1- 1 ..T. Accidents on cu rv*i kill • limes morg people than blowout* Exclusive, patent Curve Cripopeni [nitantUr^under skid pressure—grab Instantly ro ad w h ere other tin s might skid danger----- ohencea shorn Why taks when this sure-footed tlrs can save your life tomorrow? Legal Notice economy/ Fat Mail Fardi '21-40. Mere. o sSw itiv e ^fit '19-41 SSUtlPM 11*7 0 . Intake or ex­ haust , RADIATOR H0SI (Shaped) you Got AU 3 with Exact replace­ ment. F a b ric reinforced Ugass • Meal 17-4* Sards. 6 iyi t a f iii. COUNTRY CLUB" Itoluxs F IB IIt M A T C O V I R S or Handsome, fade-reilstent plaids to "drsss-uD" your carl fimooth. snug fitting. cornnrUbls. Rugged, long wearing conslrucllon with "no psel" plastic trim aivss you year* if satisfactory servics. Oat budget-wise "Country Club" DsLuss Covers — at a pries that's extra rssionsbla. Don't wall — com* In todayf I f IN I Fom oui W o itt r n Fly«r Up to 100 Mile* per Gallon IN 0 « N I VALVIS \ 7** Speedy, Full-Sire 26" Coupes as low gs 142.5(1 -* e v T u -95 Other Covert frees.. F3 5 * ... 1.95 (tevpe) Men's Women's A u to m a tic clutchl No pedal* to push—no gears to ihlftl Simple, easy to use d u a l h a n d le b a r controlits. Economical operation — more miles per gailon — more mors years of oltroubl Iroubls-free service I Famous.IW H .K "■rl||i-8tra1lon" tnglns, 1*1121 I II W o sola S jp . tin a L ife tim e fra m e , fullcrown fandars. Davis DeLuxe balloon lira s , fa­ mous coaster, braka . . , svery prrfurrnsnce every perroi..„.... and long-life feature for which W estern Flyers era fa* moiul f» .sT U*a Oar lary Fey Flasl dr* gersestbie V motel ( ittl. 0 .1 5 ( |l. Non Slip 4-Way Windshield R IM W R IIK N Id v trs g a bee u t r - r iv ic e i . a . e . " H t u tK t, a Mugged, All-Steel ■ARt IARRW TtA'sI 75c Value I All i lor.......... "Matched" s e t-llttw r u close garden work. Rust* resistant I . Insert proomstick for longer handle. Hairspring ............. 4.00 Malanpring .............. 3.50 Jawil........... .........' 3.00 Went ........................ 1.50 ........ 2,50 , V »* '..'•v C w # l l .............................. - 1eft 0 CraWit (waterproof I 2.00 MUU0NS Switeh 11471 to WIZARDS Set o f 3 , W e ll-M a d e Kdward P. Perry, President ' M V t . , * * $ % | .5 0 Formula of eapsniiva ingradient* ujcurei extra i Cordially Invites You FELLOWSHIP FRONT Till* ( l l t n t n i O F (SOI) O ltl'IIA N A C F . at Ilia* C H tH tC H O F (SOI). 251 h K Kim Welch HIM. WATCH REPAIRS You are cordially Invited to attend the National Conferenca of Railroad Evahgellatlo Anaociatlon April I thru April Fur RrnrMl of h o u rs . S T o th o Gttnoral P u b lic CHICKEN PILAU & OYSTER SUPPER V /a tlc ra ll Ball-Bearing A Free Lecture t Legal Notice { N . Re BIRCH O R IM IIR s m - - GREETINGS - - C o u n ty , In th e C o u n ty J u d g e o f M e m ln o le f o u n t y , F lo r id a .a t h is o tf lc a In th e c o u r t h o u s e o f aald C o u n ty a t H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , w i t h ­ in e ig h t c a le n d a r - . m th .si L,"—V fr o m th e , N O T H R T O ( N R O IT O R h ••• liXo.nU IN T I I K tr O U ItT O f T I I B C O U N T Y • > " '* o f th e f i r s t p u b lic a tio n o f i b l * J r r x in , 8 B M IN O I.K P O IIN T Y . a o tle e . K a e li c la im o r d e m a n d s h a ll I F L O ItlD A . IN P n o ilA T R 'f b e J n w r i t i n g , a n d «h< t In r#** F u t i l e o f p la r # o r r o ilu o n t # n n d poNt o ff ic e r i l A l t L K H A C IIO U P 1a r iilr c »a o f 0»» c U h n n n t, a m i «h a|| 1 1jt<4*mi#d 0 t»® n w o rtt lo liy th e r lu lm n n t . hie I T O A I . t . C I l U D IT O ttH A N t i P R R - a g e n t, o r h la a tt o r n e y . Mad a n y MONK IIA V IN H C I.A IM H O il I»I5- »l' ‘ ' c la im n r d e m a n d n o t so flle<k M A N D H A O A IN H T H A IH KMT A T 17: ■h » " b e .V O ld . ^ Y ou a n d each o f y o u a re h e re b y V. ..liV .i.Ir ’, . , » .. n u t I f led n n d re4|iilre«l to p re s e n t n » lm ln ls tn » l« » r o f the any c ln lm s nn d d e m n n tls w h l.n l s iJ L .i- - ° » ... yon. o r e ith e r o f yon, m a y l in v e i « nance a « ro u p , SMAlnst th e e s ta te .»f (.'IIA Itle C H A ... T '.. A . r t i i . t C ftD P P . deceased la te ..f s a id ■*■, r **' liu h t lc e t lo ii A p r il 1st. I »«• I7 p p e r R o o m flo s p e l H ln g e rs P re s b y te ria n C h u rc h H ir in g O rc h e s tra H o m e T ip s A T u n e s T h r u l i s t e n i n g (Haas ('a v a lo a ile o f M ust.N ew s P o p u la r M u slo Monday a ia iin r e llu e n o s A tn lg o s P ip e s n f M e lo d y l.u th e r a n H o u r f a m i l i a r C la s s lra P o p u la r M u s lo flu e a t I ' d l l u r T h e 4:1(1 l l r l g l i t Mpol T im e f o r 1 /4 T im e C h u rc h o f C h r is t ( Ir e a t W o r k * IS IIII FIR ST IIA P TIH T CHURCH Park Avenue at H iilh Hirer! W. P, Hrmiks. Jr., Paatnr Sumlay .School 0:16 A. M. Morning Wnrshlp 11:00 A. M. Training Union 6:16 P. M. Evrnlng Worship 8:00 P. M. Wednesday servlre 8:00 P. M. Please noli- I'hangt' in rvening All members of Celery City Lodge 642, Evergreen Temple 181, I R.P.O.E.W. of Elks are Invited to an oratorical district contest between (trial ibi, Emils, Cocoa and Hanford nl Cronin* Academy Monday .night ut 8:16 P. M. All Hills and daughters ure requested to be present. 7:10 P. M. at Elks T H E CHURCH OF COD OF dome. Seventh Htrerl and Cypress LAKE MARY C O M M UN ITY M ILL E R FARMH Avenue. CHURCH Rev. II. W. Miller. Pastor A. L. Forester, Db Ruler Laka Mary. Florida Services each Lard’s day at 1:00 Jerry Walker, Exalted Clarenre C. W hit*, Pastor P. M. Interesting sermons hy a Ruler Churrh Hchool 10:00 A. M. prenrher that refuses to compro­ Classes for nil nges. mise with tho world. Come without Missouri leads the union In lead Wornhlp 11:00 A. M. Weilmlnsler Fellowship droop* | "'"""V *"d «mJoy the blessing* of production. 6:10 P. M the Lord. Cunliniir sending your Choir prartlce Wedneailay 7:10 request* for prayer for slrk nnd troubled |M>o|)le. Idaho produces more silver and P. M. tine than any othrr state. Confirmation Class ThurstlajL FIR ST PRESBYTERIAN Ntin p. m . , CHURCH Antarctica Is almuat as largo ; April 6 Women of tha Friendship Class will meet at tha church ' Rev. A. O. Mrlnnla, I I D. Pastor as Hnulh America. Rev. R. D. Brownlee, D. D. at 0:00 P. M. Pastor Emeritus There are 1,011 gas utility euni: _it’jii- A - .S I— Chjeth-Schmrh---------pgriifTi-firmirTTnlteil Btates. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worsldp Communion Meditation by Mr. California’s production of gold and mercury leads the 48 stales. Melnnls. 7:00 P. M. Pioneer Fellowship. 8:00 I*. M. Evening Worship. Bertnnn hy Mr. Melnnls. Plrasn note the elmngc In lime for the Evening Worship Service, IN T i l l ! C O IH IT l i r T i l 17 C O U N T Y HOW lines Christian Science JUUOI-7, H K M IN D M I c o u n ty. which begins at 8:00 P. M. Instead f I . O I I I I I A , IN P H O IIA T I! ln-iil ? llow tines It remove of 7:30 P. M. In re : K s ls tn o f Mrs. Charles Wilke will sing I I A H H I K T J A N B U O K Itll IIO V K fear, solve personal und "O Dlvino Redeemer” by Gounod Ireeeasmt. business troubles? H you O A l . l . C H K n iT n t lH a NI» U K Itat the morning worship service. THONH IIA V IN H C I.A IM M O il !>M . want to know something Claude C. Howard will sing "deth- 1IA N U H A O A IN H T H A ID K M T A T K l about the healing power of Toil and id each of jruu a n herehv semane" at the evening worship. nn 11fled and reipilre.l in prssent prayer as taught In Chris­ anr claims anil demands which AHHEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH mu. or either of y o u > -. tian Heienre, rum* to ih estate ..r IIAHHIKT ■ga nst the Twelfth Hlreet and Laurel Avenua against JANH llOfiHII HOVM, deceased, A, H. Ilavls, Pasloe l«l« to tha ih* County Counly v . "t .said - i - cniinly, --P• f t "• Judas or Memlnole i.'ounlr, Florida, Sunday School 0:46 A. M. at ht* office .................................... .... In the cnurl house Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. pul it led of said County at Hanford, flo rld a , Young People's meeting 6:46 w ith in sight calendar month* from Ihs llm s o f ih * firs t publication o P. M. " C lirlH tiu ii S e lm a * : n olle*. Kach clsI in nr dsmand Evangelistic Service 7:10 P. M. sthis, h a ll h * In w r it in g , am t e h a ll s ta t s T h e Itovo lutln n I n * p la n s o f r s d ld s n r * and p pna Mid-week service Wednesday ost n f n f M u i i ’h flc o .a d d r s s s o f Ih s c la im a n t, amt 7:10 I*. M. s h a ll b * s w o rn to h y i h * c la lm a n T ru e Hulnto" A welcome tu all. agsnl, or atlnrnsy, and any aur claim nr dsmand not so rilsd aha DD VflM. Jgnien I I . McRoynoltlh CHURCH OF GOD M A It IO N (IO V H M K T K H of Dallia, Teiaa Fifth Street and Hally A venae Ae a d m l n l s i r a t r l i o f I h * Batata of Member of the Board of l.ee J. M. dreaham, Pastor lla rr le t Jans tlo rrr nova. The M o th e r Sunday Hchool 10:00 A. M. Deceased. w e ll!? T h a f i r s t C h M fch o f Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. f ir s t publication A p ril 1st, J its . r ie l. H c le n lle t, In B o s lu n , Mass Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M. Midweek service Tuesday 7:30 Clip This Ad f u r tletersnca P. M. Tupm luy A p r il 5 Y. P. E. Thursday 7:30 P. M. 8 P . M . In S o u th Ship P rim a ry Hchmil 8C IK NTIH T 1 2 tli H t. h t't w p p ii M a x M l R u t Second Hlreet iio II h am i P a lm a ttn A ve. Sunday Hchool 0:46 A. M. Morning Hervlca 11:00 A. M. <1 First Church of Christ, Subject: "Unreality". Thw»e are our !| Scientist Wednesday Service H;00 I 1. M. tatubllNhed Prlrra of Hanford, Fla. Reading Room— Tussdaya. and Fridays, 8:00 to 8:00 P. U . ; 1 • ( lean. O il. H e g u la le 5.00 We Invito all to attend our. ear* vlcea and to use our leading room. Balance Hlaff ........ 5.00 Learn How Prayer Can Heal You 4:00 * . ! US TOR A DEMONSTRATION ' Cdy league" •A «A U Reg ... 1 ft. 25 N et * Tough, and �n M I M B P ! ! .V / l a Unity T h a i la Strength— T * f n t M i the Pm m of th# World) To P iw H it tha P ra irN i of America i To P M o n Prosperity for Hanford. SThu • VO LUM E X X X X # a n fn r tt AN IN DEPEN DENT DAILY N EW SPAPER Ib r c tft > SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL I. ID 10 Established 1908 1Brannan Asks State Legislators Begin To Get Court Grants Hands In For 60-Day Session 2 Men Hearing U.S. To Extend In Bribe Case Farm Price Aid TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 4-- (rf’l —Hntida'i legislators b«gan to (ft their hand* in today lor lit* hO-tlav biennul session width n[i*n* inmorrow. A jw w iflle ri P rra a Lensed W ir e THE W EATHER Sinford tnd vicinity— moativ fimidy Ihrough Tuesday with Interm illm l rain* beginning to ­ night nr Tuesday Moderate I » frrxh variable tnicllv northeast " l \ wind# N n. 100 12 Nations Sign Historic North Atlantic Alliance; Truman Praises Document Ih r joint senate-linuie tax study committee held a pie iett,on 'netting end ton'd down it> earltei tfromm'ndatron lliat tlir Sl-tle A t A P ro g ra m H a s P r o v e d Hotel Comtnlatlon he abolished* - M an A K *, , n s t U tllO D 6 rBlnm(l, „ , „ rul(let M is s o u r i P ic k e tin g * W o rth As S t a b i l - and It* inspection service, tinned "v"l lo Pthrr BKtiiLln . Tlir mm, r ,rH „ ,t *» mrti in-.prrmff Ic c P la n t T I T I (a lt — r z c r ,— S c u i c t a r y — O f mlttfc members decided In.lead J, new I>#paitmrnt Industrial — V t< > suggest only consolidation ..f Keg,datum Undot, .aid he would Is U p h e ld S u p p lie s A g r ic u ltu r e S a y 's U r ! r jj. t t r * '. O f f n |in P r r b iflr n t I .r im tt lic s overlapping inspection services In ,(Mlk lnt„ t))r m at(fr , h„ t t i o f i D r r L t r r In 4 a general sense. ' committer a report next week ! WASHINGTON, Apt 4(^P)— D e fe n s e 1‘ r e n l v A s W ASHINGTON, Apr. 4—i/P> In place of the specific ahullali-, y l(p study committee also Two men convicted nl trying to —The Senate today voted to lot B r ip f A r! r[ r r s s c s P o s itiv e In flu e n c e 4 mil ariw n n> j v • liiift :, bt.be bribe New INfw Yo.lt lo fk Giant, u u n ti pro pro foot tool* non-Cnmmunlat China ha»# $54,. M e m E r i T l " D e s i r e s f ?n r P eace 000,000 Irft orer from a former Keen of rallabas.ee t.. tepeal «U I ^ | | plavr.s today were granted P o r P e n c e In W o r ld c y .. . aid fond for that country. Th# eral weeks ago. the rnmnilttre continuing appropriationi except substitute langoaga those provided by Hie the mnstituNon Senate'* ananlmoua action re­ agreed to rmntiluHnn ij 1 , ,evlfw 1,1 ,h*lr 1 WASHINGTON. Apt i t/T i W A S H IN G T t^r Apr, 4—<*<F>— H fht0,v funiU of dials storing tho fund cam* aa an railing only for consolidation of In solemn siiemblv. 12 r.xtions to­ nspectlon services that now -,ver. , BenH,.s lnf(, 4Ufp Kf|,frj(| I hr pair, Hatvey Stcmmcr and faw^itlwn* Truman. .electuiK Ru. amandmant to a Mil atrihorladay pooled 'he.r will for peace in 1ns contlnuanca of the European I fund for review ofthe LegistsDavid Ktakowet, wetr chaigmi »“ ‘ d '1' J"*' Atlantic l < H h r t I . m i . i I K ' r s u l r n t s ih* I t n 1 1 fl 1 11 k % T w n AtUnPr treaty-hailed hy The action followed a suggest- 1t„ rP every two years Recovery Program. , today h«il ! with nflrting hnhes in Giants stars I ifsftv i% K r ttn ft P ln n r W r r r k 8*. ixtatv ol ?istr Achesoa as a A it D ;m v » K c d H y ! Ion by Holel Commissioner James! And the Florida Pmgtesitv* r i i i t ' l - j ss. . i U . » s »fl fltf liH ln rif p * rt ffh "4 «hifld that Instea.t ■__ u rtana Flit hock and Mctle pou«f(id »> coiog to (ny aggressor. Landon that Instead of of ahnl. ahol- I Psrtv Party i.,ll,.i called for state antMvn-h,, , HapCS . .... WASHINGTON. Apr. 4 - < / P > - T Landnn l'» l l i i ; l n v . t v P it tr n l of $ :» n n ,n n n M i.i/r * ** o t at d1l ffi* be fp A -be 100 so described it in an Stcretary of Agriculture Brannan Ishlng hi# agenry, It be broadened , Ing and fair empolyment praetbes Hie piitpmr was to get the playet* to take over all restaurant sanl : laws ( |„ tluow a ctuctal game with thi -*RR»r«»mn id-tiro .p-nms the signing cer*II r « It I M ill 1 ( INN Ml I f taya government lupport of farm Ml \M I HI ,\CH Ap. » A’ l tary Inspection sen-li e, mm per I In a lett„f to Govern..1 W at-[ Chicago Hea»« on D»c I I . 1946 I" ' ‘I"**' h p*epared l-o d Tf’.r f f iih nl # \|$ riijf p | j nd moov -l tb* histo*lr treaty linking pticei should be continued to pre­ formed I 11# ,f 1ff1j!ptf inf 1tfp11 -111g1if wif\y liy the hoard of health i'll, Slate Party rbatrman .lobn Ih r ituirlenl led to the bstrml alhnur lignina tetetnonv. Mi 1til vent another ’‘farm-fed” national and all hotel Inspections of the M T'.e of Peniacola ouMloed a • *ti • tl»» Ff fr $ R irif deaf!* '* $«* mlot. Litu! Boor.r the L'mttd >!stes. Great Britain. man melted the people ol the IVIondv ’I »!t* * ^ ^lirine Reserve Fro. e ted nine other non-ComIndustrial commission 1 six-point program for .-onsldera- ol File hock and Hapes Irom the depreiiion. the Rpa| itt»i*‘f uul flcim.iged ihif^ P'ofesttonal Football West are r^lernrtned that He told the committee the In 'ton of the l egislature , National nf (Vlitft'*. S«lurdiv 10 h i *''’ s inta a pict of mufA The program, ha adds, hat pro­ *'i(!'t'ie 1 fitfi tiivp • T t* It»r d IIS# orleitmg blow ..I unptoioled ag dustrlal Commlastnn andHoard I'he par'y, which supported League imiIm ♦»■*** # * * #iii 1^ * it wUrjei* u j I ipcun*v ved its worth at a "itabiliier” of fi.ltiMtts).)# I tn- ttin P'la.f J' I'l'Hij of Health could cut off .in |n. Henry A Wallace for President, and Ktakowet wete giessii.n" .hall not 1,11 up"” (be Sleinmer * .. l* .»»• f.v *!te -t Highn - .s i" * ... tb* Bible. Acheson the national economy during the xpectnrs under that plan and save * " n " HHIe over II.OfNI votes In ft 4 I tv. » sl'tn lie I ft ssml-l tgaoi lenlcnced to pnion teinn ol S to f*% I I M* M f iin d f! . th 1# ♦ Ib- y c j.c loving the pail 12 monthi’ period of down­ tUm,nun a year. | Florida In the November general t *IR | f H > n lo taking il»ps to p,event ag 111 yean each Ihev appeal'd to «l * 1* ft* iits ,nd M i ^ i f Cock* frtjiv •* C**-!r *o refuge and ward adjuitment in farm pricei. "I think the Hotel 1 .11.mission r *f'1 I ns • 1,1*f Ii * 1*m #,i 4 ml It asked a measure .chit It would the huptenie t out! Horn a decision gte-sion against 0111 own peoples \ *• ! r*»»*|d|kff. md '1»1*1 \« •J to th* aggtessot s Brannan gave hu viewi in teit- is better qualiftad to do the work,' hr 1 I* ftff place ' financial responsibility up >|,v t|lP NPW y„,k Cmut ol Appeals ihe Pievulent laid. we h*»e no f - H p<rcf of f hu*?? f in j rM«if*nf icliop ■ f ■.a? unto them bv imony before the Home Approp­ Landon declared. •ffllipfilffit " 9* ill* | nij* on the political subdivision which w|,Kb (||lhfW , h„ , t „ „ vlcl.on.. s.iitpoie ol aggtemon ift **; * 1 I# Ik 1-Otn* I* ’Ml Us* •ilfo i. Rep. Richard If fllmpson of sufferx the lynching to occur To 'meth." riation! Subcommittee which draftIt • • * I ijta !»l g f P \\ 1 * 4 ' I* " • !*l 1 tb fif dppf al contended that New otheia lo digged the co tilim ll ssiiia,# eat* ittfli'F** *1 t *»r Mit^hk. 1* ntd j F , ... ifter Acheson the ad the money supply hill for the Montlcello suggested that Lanf » I !0 A f! \ > d^- ♦i f J I ’M I Yotk Hate had imptoperlv uied tn klfttulft nl|t lUitltUtfOTIl M inn*’ a*11'■ " I !•• pd"f * " #T* - I ftn-tgn min . 1- . . ■* >be olher naAgriculture Department for the 1 ..... rt| *4id th* fli* I'P i»rn*|y l.twr no* and f'U* evidence obtained hy lapping telet-n itr f r 1 v •1 1 | 1 1 k 1 ' n v » M *I# \ l i j m i t ■ .pr ik Lir their coun fiscal year beginning next July l . ,♦ S.lel !»« tiff *p #t Mi' t»»t i ,"'f Mnvn phofif wiif» *'i;ning of in 1 Mt« i phftf Lieut tn^« !• * !’•- |b . 9 H il teitimnnv wa* made public I III -til h»»*!d»fiji H ip rtaupfai'f ffldf fivpf' # l>* Sli**nwhHf Supr*?*i»» (’ouft IVlnfldij 1» fttprV'l'nig fl h>► tr! 1 fh*- fJ * 111rs• • today. t . . s. • if |uuirpfi • #l **» .. f »i«. iipHpM a Jkhitioiin rourt's «f (iplomath. gov#»*ii Southf*" t -|le*i* *« I jtf|jn d • bet '" i t l i ldro.-.'S“I believe,'' h# told, "that prtc# h«n ag«in^t union pirkrtuig of an *■**■»»! nffi«*»aN $htf ' ‘Uitaxha* *IM* Mat. * s ntnie dt$it flatp*» ** IMt *• . t ?t, that the aiipporlt are a fundamental and W# •*■»*• n$ot<a*»ni ■** fhp icfuh 1 ^ .1 (f.iM 4tts| t» ni*n s till 1»1 \ f. i. ic** plant tn an i« shut off | I# at|#i % *- it ions want only I I tatanllal part of our total econ­ ,ipi|i n hi It finnt ♦h M,1 I * \ » t! III tc* siipplie. to non-union peddlers. to this pact, N|• 11 > iti> tn ,a»d, • • I ihr m ull omy. that they have a proper pf 1 • »*t t .c ■•>■), 'hat they -'ill UlH M m IM ilie 1 ,1, | |e jr 41 f f fHW Justice Black deltveicd M.e unane hope t» . teate a shield am 1•* t,t11ft illf f»»»*lf • sttv ig g r e . af in 1 *1*1*f * i baali, and should ba continued nni|l f Pt| I Inunis decision against aggieju.l"ti and llie f-at of *i* lata inniibndy develop# a very (frr $Ilf | Him 44 ♦lor 4*'i! M. M Al, I Justice Black laid that in up **tt I m * i aggia-.#inn a htdwaik « loch " 'll 4 "me r* <% Uppdt *‘l »hi’P much belter Improved mechanism ! *■, '*» ♦eplvtnic hi ’Hi M. (O.l ), ,1 II,, Rim I with f»41! 444^ T r iy ln r S f iy s A t t r ic k s C o r m n i M r c be high permit il» to get on With the «ral .4 •* .* *fa#* I »*at ««»| 4tll S c l p f IC f l 1Imldttig the Injtmctini. Ibe for accomplishing tha same pur­ *• • pi- V if •M • l i" .. I.r.l > > lt« court took the postil..11 that the Iiiihlneh, of goveinment .(M*l ... ,1 ..-. (• id.tstl. f 1 *.. I / ♦ lif' id rf HPi*tI . l.v by ,,,. at*t .v 'V - #*.-l pose.” A r c M is lc H f lif iK A n d To S tu d y Mir tf*E» » *1 ♦<$ r* sni 4 ninvf, U se O f , .states' power In govern lu this pelv. the buxine.1 of a. I.u-i Dig 41 \l-...I . inile .swaV 1 dimp't j * 1 I. 1,. tm< I Brannan decllnad, however, to M ints A iitl th ry C o n f u s in g T o P u b lic T o u r is t B u i I d in field is paramount " a tullei and happier life f.« o.n 1 ♦*•«#» * '* I .an i p iii.- I.- ik»"g it high U i'lP ,iil ) !*'I 4 , express himself on the Issue of iiii,M a plIRAlU Wf* IVIlIlt Mr (If cull se, " Him k mittfi] ‘'thi* citizen, " * whether the flexible price support t»» I 11it* »pe*d md l»»t r I -. " . . . th* lire lops, only pi*a’v h-if if yo'i nu»'# 1 I Cl SI 1 1 I t I a I ** *1* aystem of the long-range Aiken H-| i»111«11 * ifrttii'ig* Mi t 111" i 11111! ftiii* TA LU H A SSEE. Apr l i/p ,_ , George Toilhy w-aa elede.l pre Nil t ruin xn "•« - th* I , ' -d M'. Hfci'imit »* sttd ihen i* > 1 v nhscuted by (lie law autte Truman Administration cexkc,, preceding Mi* setua 1., 1 <«sil Inis ftM*' all liftw e* u in »!' view*. The Aiken ayatem la due 1 liter Florida nliua prmluceM and udrnt ol the Kotarv Club today #1 ♦•ill Ill.tMMt H'Ml I tt tfOMptl. tire tops their <• ., -i- rxpl-'iion and Rfltl'H 441 Bm*m signing ..f the t .ftIII .cord alliance ,.i(i ..aisortatloni loday weir a hoatd ol dlieclois‘ meeting inito go Into effect next January. -atineti 1»♦II nil til ith Viiasr a|t t snd a t oluti." >• I..* shot upward f 1fir f 1mi* it-nr, hml W hen 'he final step -.f t.tt.fi- e ........ But a atrong farm bloc In Con* chatged with opposing "every el- mrdiatelv lollnwing the tegular tion Is taken, the pact « III l.md U 11. . tlu m rd ly mo'or'nf toward the prultiMhiip *«M'* grata la demanding it ba changed fort to better the eating quality of luncheon at the Tourist Center. R. ute of the acetdept «e came to the United State# for the firxt j 4|><(.i' jj&.ooe to provide for higher level aup* ‘ line In Idstorv to lorn In rent,tmg 1 p>. • r*iffiuta'lt 1* ■*n f|pX*TnV»n! a turn In the »and to«d snd could Florida citrus products." , W Ruprecht was re-elected secreporta. | (11 attack again#! Ibe nations of | ) lr , if f n* nf In tinf tiolMni wn.% go no further," b» daclxied "Mr Dodge Taylor of Howev-lnHilts, tary and Walter Haynes, Ireasiner Tha SecreUry It expected to t .ickman »#»d be would ii.vesil ,.s : lV>»tern Europe. ##s*d outline Admlnlatratlon vlawa In chairman of Governot Warren's Die meinbe/slup had previously JACKSONVILLE. Apr II Spagate it. v u loot, and suggested I ■4l T h j I’ r r d d w t ^ a j d the a llia n c e , , ,„ p( Ke „ n e tt # .t.l th*. f it teitjmony before ^ the ( Home Citrus Advisory Committee, declared eleeted M> Twihv D, A W Tw,._ etui I Kloyld* Rlat i l * rkel_eouId go '» stfi tne “ *-r-■ K v j i n ^ u n s i i r 1 c r o u p A ( l W l i u i r S vim ritttii—•« •? —t..»S1 m * 11 * t i t \ i h v M im iH H in t’ ll quickly detached the ti.uici .m.i m | w « p n « n l attack on Ihe Gov, St. and G. W. Spencer to the hoard1l,r "I’lJv ea«*4 ™ of Mir* Vfnifril NaMtiHR h i rfh vt Mr ____ , •*i# 1\ / r i l ( ,y IM, ^ » I4|| ,4 'IV n f-tl**]'1 '»■ •*"•* ' ____ *. -eitrus j . - i - ____ i_. ,is. . . ( ( , .' 1delight because of the higii qnnl- h|miii*«1 ID i *s ih ' m | h i ||4 ii *h in M ir I' boat ywiing mound and xpeed-'d ernor's program MitV’i NM'll r - I '11 t r* • 1. uustead of directors. 'i nil m rh^i'k Ity mid unusual variety of frenh N. f «•! Illtlklllk* back to Mnemidagn, II* mile* uwity I'l'llrij If Ill'IIt U I l't'**pt |t»T4 wln*ii H Il'iriMllIlt mg and confusing." IMltf'dlMUli D’wtr l Mir ilium President George Stine appointed fail" pindiire passing over tlie n iritv «y M'iii ih'i ’iihhhiy Hi* *«nt I'bi' trie phone exchange co-opcra ” tjinp* svltlimit Mtifitfug 1hr ted fine Mini at t "9 o'clock 1 got It.’ n-|»*« 111f 1t'Njili I'll 'll*‘it I ' *(11;1 l»y The Florida Citrus Aiintialiun,' a committee composed ol Mr. plrttform-- Very few section, auv Mllif Ml*' S liiti's mill n d iri '*f lutknr M 'iikr\ • ' Bil MilrMiJ it wh**M in* put I»I n luih'J *« » * Flmida Canners AssncutHm #n<f llie Spencer. M i Touhy and G o rd o n !" 1,'.......... ' In- Hiikrhwnv r‘ixtr 11,id (.lid II m’I.i tli'li’U 1I»‘h a*1.1 iB'Hif *'»•> 1ill m a 4 ‘Oiifif 1ii”* hi«tl I in i'M hIjI inI. Itir ' ,,f . ................................. • f»| U *li nf Ml* M’ Unit flit' . n ■ g# I f o i l , Jt v j i r l f l j * »I| f i r n l i Kr«'«*u 11 . 11 *# ■ 11 | f issiij*l l f N (ifiln r ffifi r r ,l* "I ibli<> iHH'iilfllt The ll.gliway pat Canners’ l.eagur of Florid.! .Satin ft f*i»i t lif F»*l!" ' hi |i I'pm* **! Hriskon In meet with the City Com- I .... uridM'i*. tomat<>«*. llllt I lif kl i f fin I11 I* ftn»t.»*li if Nl//llnu hnf \ ........ i..t m»'H ill !»' r.l "IIMF, afldWHIil flic MpiMlflip mI ♦hi If mil ’ M I iti n Imvr hri’li 11| fm*k day opposed the Governor's pro minion and similar rommillres re „i,rH m.il peppei* nil >.<■ I'll I»V Mil*' III Mi*’ Mini'll |»M\V**i*M link h|"1W«h| Mir hlh'llitf full 'f ii.-I 1 iMniiaii •1 tiil-lIII fi, flu’ lire $j**11stir umU 1.mi • ,>f1f im *'ft. ** ii gram which includes a taste test |..i piesenling llie vaiioils civir cluhs fuse A|" !"• Tliese item* hsv. .... 11 .rt’l, tin- i> Mil4 FulIiiVt'tltlJI jk t nri-iMtri |*t»itil t nun lit wiMmtii 11!.1k•‘ mill Ml*4Flint fit H I »nl|I*il*,*| \ -| fI• »! I'ltll n tvIll'll' flit- Ml r h.ltf Inn III4I- It H ait sina<i *te* 1'n.e ,j1f Center in an ef been .......... .. In to the market* ... Archie Williams, young negm, ..tins and con.pulo.iy Riadr label !„ 'nf Thi'v '1I'l 1* Lieut T J Jli»* Mill'll ** -iMflu-Mf" t (%f I t It'diI.Inrt 4111 1I s w Ill'll u-r U"' IMt V .iih I Pun "||l»-»ll .1 II I I ......... ♦In* Mtiy-tt died of wounds Infllrted by a knife mg of pioreisrdptiHl.nl> , , , . . ......... ■ . l i . .... ceasing qnantHie* dm lug the ‘X!'! »* K«*riiirft M or aharp weapon, Saturday alghl A Ml f *'t**•!, 1"if *•• '4"f*rlfi< Taylor ..Id L i t M.scy . . f . , w , , to ,,n'1 . * \ AT l S l V I t" * menu can T w o I V r s t m s I n j u r t ' r l n ifif \i thin |»*•Hit . Mi CiN'kiiiiiu 11,a. f>>i *tiintfr* iti hnVdHtis • at about 10:00 o'clock, following Prottproof, John A. Hnlvely, fit . ! ,n '',r ,,lf l’1f hullding 1>V th e , potatoes, celery, cabbage, M iv ,,r 14* 1• "1 ftuvt u ii\ Find illrci fed •piitkly from Mi** **4 a brawl at the Club on the of Winter Haven and W. C. t’edei ,'hihs and the toiimts. M>« t h I i 11 ! ! eggplant, oven meets, pmiltiv and I n l l i g h w n y ( o l l i f i i n n 1,1in in** to Mi# f"»m 1hi1 ii'i'i n* 'if the accident f h i inwtiv fair * < " <f M'» 'fjiinTiv Southwest Road. Ifa formerly liv­ son nf Waverly, memler# of tb *. p E. Witherell, of tha U S Soil i 'KB’ - *"d topped with Inc...... .. . 4 4 hillIm HI le d deep, 1*’, bih fm hi ilk pit* I. . 4 ed at Enterpriae. trade association leglllatlv# con. II'onservatlnn Servle#, expressed r,|.e strawberries There red# i,b. •tlr fin#* .’ll I mel long where In Hanfuid, 1 lie.| III,(' lb>- I, ■si fp l .lames F. ,-itiitb, o| Issufo, Donnie Prince, negresa, allaa mlttse "have been the vocal da ih* heller that tha Mirada Soil i . im xliortage nf vitamin* in F bu one ,.t two pci son™ injuied In * Mi» v{I41H* IishI hit 1Ihr giolllld at churches ale #1 'I. . 1 nq vice, •' I I'm A r n * H t « 'f I II! Donnie Wllllama, waa arreated fender# of the shipment early >"' ron*erv#l|nn t*#y next Thuradav1*'l" it ’va 4 hi'li I’Vf'l I., have h* • o bid them .'.me f>> 1not her c >H )n#t now anil Ibe annual two . hi collision xliortly lief, l|e in-'t'ad . .raveling *• ference next VC. ahortly afterward In Ooldaboro by the seaxon of 'green fruit' Isonsiwould prove If. •|rijtr«4 the biggest event "spring tonic" I. much Ustle, to 1:011 u'elnrk on tt.e Sallfol.l I I'ln n l P ic k e tin g 11 -.a.I,i. 1 on l*aaa KIX ilieni I " " i -it 'be 1. . ebill t tat:t* Sheriff P. A. Mero and I* being Florida." ever put nn In Sanford "If we have I the form ..r fresh garde, prud.n - Dllmidn blgl.wn> Oc.,1 Ms,Handnearby l" i.'c j> 1-(%>•r , .1 M.e Nav held pending Inquest Into the eaily Hi!-, inoinlng, wa , flown The Governor’s program fa. „ mi|| wrathai He Hated the |g | according to a I'p u r t from .........I < iiL IIH B lJR , O , Apr l 1 APi York Glint fain, le-im in ".-Ibift, death by a coroner'a Jury tomor­ hlghrr standard# was adopted nnlv J.-on.inlttee* working nn tha project . f" r " f William I. Wilson. P lied *hl# morning to an Army An D u n c a n P c l r r H o n r, reive person#, including Mm 1 m"i, whose voo'h, tbd'.v sod row afternoon at 1:00 o'clock at after a series nf full hearings. ^,,1 paid Irllmle to the anergYl"' " r Florida n Hlata Markrl Bare l.ospil.il In Atlanta, <ia them ba D i e d O n S i i t n r d n v lenm Work would tieatni'i.i ■.talc dlrertnr r.f M.e P i"g i.x-il.» th* Court House. Taylor said, and "everyone eon-'and efficiency nf tha varlnm i Weather conditions have iu h Ut". following pirhmlnnry declared ^ xl FlnrblH Sanitarium rind -It Party, were sriexte.l loday «i I * Dr. George Starke, physician, n«cttd with th* citrus In- .halrmen and membara. Ha satd,'d e-nerallv fa«orahla tn p,„,|,ir ‘ “Florida * • be American Zinc tUl.le * ■■ , Associattol, Presided* t i e lt d I lamb* Air flnxr llotpltal for Meat w who examined th« body at 1:00 dustrv haa had llioie Ilian ample that the farm will be turned over I'.,., m I e.e. 0 0 . Uh. hrotjtpj 'bnugli H 'r ' and 'here plant for vtnUtlnnx ..f a i.eirt Parry of Joliet, III , 1expended to A. M. Sunday at tha Measly Fun* opportunity to b# heard." I II ('11,can and Ml*# Agnr . M.e In the Fellowship College after It , and lint weather me at ' ment of a compound frarttn r of ■ider prohibiting plckellitg 1 ,l welcome, and tn|,| of I1-* firm •lie left arm and oilnot rut# and efral Hama, reported that the nig (»tne nf the crop' Taylor said tn# association is 1, completed, The arreata were mnrle t.y Pei. 1 on of Lake Mai v, died Sid co operative attitude *f '"I'y alaahea had severed the Jugular making Its last minute attack as; |f ||. Coleman announced that I t 't n t t * from individual m atket, laceration* f'le sce n l C ity, aitrnlniati at ion tit pr noding f i -t| - apt lltlgll Fl Leggett of the' •M.I,iv n.glil at , ..H ltH lte e i M i* r u g a k lf I fp l Smith I.## t.eei. stationed and carotid vain*. the legislature convenes on the the district conference of the Rn .bell f fa office upon older, of | .( I,,-t,- funeral .eivicca were held itien of M.e 1 d ’, Moll 11, .airs with the 7il!i (land Mqua,|rnn n1 Early Sunday morning at about Governor’s program became H i#rv Club will he held at H ara-' , , 'bet iff It ft Ifill J Paul I . p i 1 tin . after norvn d I 00 o'clock .go, when on ... i-*r*cn<*tH > old 'Iriando Air lla.’ . e Janie:, ft King, 9:00 o'clock, deputies were called "represents Ihe wishes nf the ,m ,\|„ 21, i!5. and and I r i l l H f T K O H ItO n * ’ l.g g e lt xaid tlie gio.ip «laiti„g Mo I 11 .1 Meth.nil.I 1'horcli i day In .Itruiatv." tt.e -V#* ., latlot* j oegio, driver of the other rat had to Investigate the wounding of grower* nf this state and not nf ■ 'expressed the hope that a good, «... v*v,, 1 - It" hide M.e wid""', 1 .., g i.n|/ «*.| l.a. 11.» .**,-1(red I r i l t i u IT **1 L 'l l 'p l I M l left ntm nearly xevered anil lx picketing llie plant', i»ao> gale a young negresa, Evelyn .Jtfhea, few large green fruit shippers."1delegation from flanford may at Mi Hum an I'eleiaun, fb iee, 11,at l.aKa Monr-.e (M iiu n x , n , a 1 »i n im* a m .gb* 1 1 ha ondet liealmenl al Itrange Mem with a shot gun blaat t h * (h a l­ Taylor charged the grower* ol tcnd. Frank Evans snnmmced thst j ----------1 slier Iff Paul a*|d llie I >' otlld , daughter .. M l. Hal Jackantt of i.iriounited by ,tt*g»* of retiret -■rial llnnpilal Tinaccident wa tered the bona of uppar part of the state did not have confidence ||1(1 nhrlne Club nf Banford h#» rilll.A D E L F H lA . Apr I ->>T< investigated l.y Sgl I, tt Mar.), be charged with • bnleii.pl of | Cl .1,ulg, Ml . II ll.it I lliglnM and railtnad man. apt pis!»»d the liar left leg. It la hoped that the In tha original Florida Citrus Mul- .donated Iftnr, to tlte High School Hetty L.i.i Peter .on, l.otii >,( I M-eul beauty of flv.fotd and it* The R.fi.H Roanoke, mightiest inton of tt.e highway patrol • o.ut Common Pie## Judge (him. V lag may be saved, said Dr. Btarke, ual. which Maxey Bnlvely and! Band for uniform# and aald that light cruiser in th# world, into# | l ' lleynold* hanne.l alt «>l. I etmg i.oinovlllp. and two ami#, Itoneld ’ lakefmfit who attended her at tha hospital. Pedcraoii organised. However, lie another minstrel Tits rsllroad*,* war# *U > wel* show will he j Hncle Sam's fleet today al M.e plant last Thursday Ihi', nd I etl Peter *1,11 of I ’resrenl t M «44((<lt*«*t| till I nga I htMl According to Charlta Back, de­ added, under a new board of dlrar And the tno*t prominent native I followed a long peil.al of labor «‘l*v -given the latter part of this month puty, tha shooting la believed to tors, BO percent of the state's ton 1to pay the halanr# due on tha of Knamike, Va . Louts Johnson Mi Peterson w . tern May H , I 'title at the plant Involving n n v have followed a quarrel involving wax slated to keynote the com I .UsMxasS tlx V u s Sts. (Continued On la g s H|g) | b*i . of the Mine, Mill and .'in.el 1,iHit it Fmpotia He fre>|„ently J a c k n o n v i l l r : i f l u i n l Evelyn Jonas, her husband, ana , .lt»d Malifntd olid t.oke M*IV missioning ceremonies at the Phil •ei Worker* Union R A IFO R I), .A pt 4—(fl*l— Ar Willie Cheely, 00, her grandfather, D a n ia g e H M y V a n d a ls adelphla Naval Ra*e , . __ 4 . wno waa arrested, pending Inves­ It I* tn he Johnson's first pub thur Edward Berry died In th e’ tigation of tha shooting. Tha tic address since he was aworn In 'ja c trlc c h a ir,lo.(),*y,fnF /b e murdet IfS U iS lC I S JACKSON V IL l L, vi> *-n T ) brawl occurred In n two story —Vandal* brok# lot* Kirby-Smltk as Secretary of Defansa last $t°n nf 14-year-otd Willie Mae Benton Buperlntendent L. F. Chapmen honai on Sipes Avanua. -1'inlcr High Scbisol o ver the wookday. The Navy says tha 17,000-lnn of Ihe Stale Prison Farm #aid th» -nd, »#t t"'o firs*, xmeaia 1 Ink and * LEAVES LOS A N O U K S m int ovt: dc«kv, 'vails and books crnlter Roanoke, lister ship of the switch was thrown at 9:05 A M.I and Barry was pronounced dead • LOB A N O E L E i, Apr. 4— f/P>— Winchester, cost $80,000,000 and _________ tnd icattersd papars over nearly By RALPH SA8SAR eight minutes later. Th«ft of Jawala ah* valued at took four year* to build. |;#■ W ILLA R D CONNOLLY room‘ m ,h? buildl" f Earthworms, too, ar* coming to Mirada Soil ComarvatiOn Day— The condemned' man, whose $414,000 hat convinced wealthy The 1180-foot ship has a beam , i i - i . j e . j 1. , .1 The fir#* apparently anvnldercd A program ol cUtilcal must' .-''('n ted SaMiday night *i cr tha ,VMk#nd and bur#* Info Mrs. Eugenia Clair Smith that 3,000 strong. of 70 feet and haa a designed home was at Jacksonville Beech,. Loa Angeles !* not a healthy wore e plain white ahtrt end dark I snlotd Woman 1 Club by Mits Anne I ovcll. vqohnut, ^^( Alrhons' 1»l#mo this morning when th# Thera will be large four inch pspx worm*, smaller iltad mam* speed of 93 knnta. Mousera. He made no comment1 1 trio, pianist snd Miss C sth'IU i' ''.orev. m slio loprsnn. wa* greeted - door* vat# optned. Prln'lpal W. R. place for her. worms, juniors ju»t entering adoleirence, down to the tiny wiggling before the switch was thrown.1•vtih enlhimatm bv s small, but «|,|<rrr.i*tiva atidienrc. "I'm afraid the burglar* might POLICE F IG H T TICKETS *»ld One blare .was locoma back and I fear for our mite*'fresh from the egg capiuic C LE V ELA N D , Apr. 4—LTD— ’ Chapman said Tbe pcrloimcM and lb# rrninm .",, Cileries Paivso.i 'apr»x'ql*d ^ 4, ^!r.4’ Bui they will all have on their overall* ready to atiitl (ha many Deputy sheriffs and policeman safety." She said aha still has ----------Hollint College as pupil* willi ihe -xceplion of M i*. Cstlo. who j* *n ,r a n l t ,^n'i„ .Vachera’ rest Jawall valued at more than 91,- machines and man In tha M lrs rle f eluba freely fresly today torfay In s' OUTBOARD M EET swung clubs a M0.MO. of converting the 885 aor* deput­ that pn Apr. 7tb. for tha flrat time fight with 800 marching atrlkeixl Th* Outboard Association will .naOuctor In mualc. Mr. Carlo f I room on Ihe second floor ed farm to a atato of fru itfu l use- tn hlsloyy, earthworms will take ami eympathiier* at the Fnwfrk | meet Tuesday night at 8:00 o’clock innate Inatructor in the Rollins ptetxing lone and with * w arm th|' 9 NEGROES ON JURY fulnaaa, And thay will begin syork part In n one-day toll conserva­ Alrflex Cu. Four picket* war#! at Homer’s Restaurant, and will 1 on serve lory, assisted svlth plac­ and charm of peisonallty which, ^ T H F NVRATHEK LUDOWIC1, (la., Apr. 4 M A V - i t Ihatr favoilta ipoi-^naar tjla arrested end eeveral other# were make plana for a picnic to be held ing nf tha mualc atand* Decora conveyed the imnreaelon iliat xh* program. ,t . A Oao/gla Judge haaf ruled that flalLpond. ' In the near future. All member* jtlon* Included huge bouquet* of Injured slightly, ’ wa* singing to her audience and| JACKSON’v rL L E , A p r ~ '4 - (/Pi 8 lowA ll,, Betta and Moule know negroes cannot b* aaetudad from ara urged by Roy O. Tlltla, preat- tad gladloluiaa nraaanted fay Mrs uni at them. Her firxl three num- I TXo worm* will ba famished by u in n 1. 0 .V about earihwortua. Thay tell you grand Jury duty. , dent, to b# present. W. E. Klrchhoff three (ray haadad, blue eyed, BURN8ED PROMOTED Atlanls b* 44 excitably about tha |oed that -------------------------------Mlae Anna Lovell dlaplayed fine Woodrow W. Burnsed, son of Tha Jurist, Superior Judge Mai* amiable, eerUnfrofon enlhualesU I Atlantic City 11 earthworms do In Increasing the vln Price, Saturday ruled that whose boil ness M operated from TO GET FO R TU N E violin technique with her randl- numhers hy Biiat, Brahms. Set Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burnsed, Rt %** 50 l ClaveUn" fertility of lande. They know tha tha Jury Hat for Long County waa Bumeroua boxes right In their own REED C IT Y , Mich., Apr. 1 -!.T)]tion5 of Gralg Sonata No. 2, will. maun and Rachmaninoff "Man No 1, Sanford, has recently been -Ifk Detroit 29 void. Ha ordered a new Hat pre­ yards. W. B. Stovall, who earno enemies of oartbworms end njong promoter! to the grade of Staff — An 84-year-old recipient of old Mr* Carlo accompanying and of and the Spiders" by Tomb* w t\N ^IInntt.*polu .'2 with the n ts , mice, molea, ants pared to Include negroes. Hergcant at the 258th A F Reserve age assistance pondered today nn 1Sonatina by Dvorak. Tne U tter to Sanford from Georgia, and R. I Mew Yorh 4t 5f> The ruling came In tha eaaa of T. Moult, formerly or Toronto, and birds, they list man himself Training Center, Miami, where tie how'to use the 110,200 fortune he {composer originated many noted sung with sympathetic humor. 75 1rhoanlx 45 J *. K. Harris, nagro, charged with Canada, and Earnest Bette of with hla plow among the chief le etatloned. He la aerial crew should Inherit toon from the e*-] works while ataying with friand* j? Saint Louis 35 A h a murder of another negro, Sanford, rend of the Miracle Day destroyers ad earthworms. And chief and englnror In charge of late of hla racluae brother. In Titusville some yaara ago. Mist San Antonia 84 49 YHm ley Daniels, Jan. », The money wa* found*yesterday Lovell, a former student of Semi­ remarkable technique which wai 3e*Mle program and decided that they, they point out what many good ground maintenance. 82 42 nole High School, ia tho daughter Whan Harris waa brought be­ too, could contribute to tho event. farmers know, that prime* you find During tha war he was sta- 1n Ih e Junk-littered home of later commented upon after the Washington 62 44 fore the grand Jury Mar, T hie They contacted Lee Jeeobeen of earthworms then alao will ba tlonad at Saipan In the Pacific Charlta Da hi berg, who died Bat of Mr. and Mra. W. V. Lovell of ro.icer* hy Mila Fannie Reb* Mun- Montreal 52 30 attorney argued that 'tile panel the if. 8. SoU Conservation ~ __ and _ ,prior to attending _____ _ goad Mil, They Ian you that for IS monthi. H * la a graduate urday at tha age of 87. Dahl berg, Sanford Jacksonville 82 99 waa selected illegally because ne* vice, who alao fal* that eati < "aerthworfna Increase aaU fertil­ of Seminole High School In IM S a bachelor, left no will, and hie Rolllna. atudlaj under L. M. DolUMiami 82 75 m jg g m m -e sscmdisd, from the **fv*tt*a m i ity up * — ----and attended Stetson Univarsity brother, Aim, la hla only known I eon of Farm Park. 1Orlando 88 09 hair. MUa alne* the war. "hand In hand". Tha raanlt \ u n g with emooth 1Tallahassee Page 15 90 r * #* • rV' C V' Fire D e s t r o y s Marine Pi l o t Is Restaurant Killed In Cr a s h B ig At Miami Beach Near CassadaRa Warren Advisor George Touhy Is Flays Critics Of Named President Fruit P r o g r a m Of Rotary Club Farmers M a rk e ts O ffer Wide Variety O f Fresh Pi ndure * IV! a y 0 1 Carraway Welcomes Railroad A r c h i e Williams, Wegro, Killed I n Fight. At 66 Club Berry Dirn In (Jhair For Mirl'H Murder Stovall, Betts, Moule To Furnish - Earth Worms For ‘Miracle Day’ Presenter! Al Woman’;. Club tion 1ST 1 Ml I* zf i^YrS I# NJr*.; w m e ® A : _____ �I / TO * Che H a n fo rd ........... ............... .....r " “ - ™T-------------------------------- T-------------------- — ........T " -------------------v ‘ v The Greatest Editor H e r a ld K lt*tlM k l4 l« I M l f W I W f U j M ftfJ H W N i “The greHteHt magazine editor o f them ulV* in tWe name th a t in hin prim e wan often applied to S. 8 . M et-lure, who m ■><—ii * aeswes recently died at 92. McChire'a M ngiuliie, which lie founded t e it iU m *«Ma4 i l W au in 1893, blew a breath of fresh a ir Into the m onthly m aga­ i n l i i » , ta il. •« ifca r a n a t a l u l t x . riaitaa, ••< •■ I I I Set zine business. Its great characteristic was vivid life , It told w h at was going on in tim world, not in a form al chronicle, b o l L a n ii u iib a n Btfllat but by concentration on the vital occurences. M arconi's dis­ litlMUUN OMAN covery o f wireless telegraphy and the work in radium done ____ M m luiu a « n » K ' IV l IC N I I'r i li n M A TM by Mudume C urie were first made know to most Americans ■ •iilii - ------------- • I_•§• M through th e ir appearance in McClure's. H ere ton was pub­ Oue a m l k T I i h M untki _ lished fiction by such authors as K ipling, Stevenson, and l i t N u e l f c e --------H ardy. Booth T arkin g to n made ids firs t appearance in M c­ i l t l *«•» w t t at _ A l l u f c l l a a r t * a a l l r a a , r_____ ik a a k a . t t a a la lla k a a i t a t H t t t a t Clure's. t a l t r l a l a w t a l a fu r Ifca aarfcaaa a t The most enduring achievement of the nm gn/lne was its ra ta la a ta a k a . M i l l ka riia ra a A t a t exposure, followed by remedies, of evil eonditioiiH in big “I . B B l j i a l t » t t l * l M ra la a .______ H T t» * * iu 't i i i i u t t l i f tit business and politics. Ida T a ils 'll exposed the unsavory la la a a k in iM H i tifita r a ltmethods followed In thd form ation of tile firs t big petroleum n * i a , ta r ., N ra Vurfc, Ik lp a a a , U a lr a ll, K a a a a a I l l y , ■ !. L w l t . firm s. Lincoln Hteffijns showed that boss rule in lug cities T k i H t r i i l la a M B l w t a f ifca went buck to business interests, whose servants the bosses A a a a rla ltA f i r a a wfcltfc la a a l l l l a l • t r l a a l t i l f fa Ilia aaa t a t N t « l l l > were. Ila y Htunnim l Baker lanl bare the seamy side o f the r a llu u a l a ll I M la r a l a t i l a fcitalaA relations of eapital and lubur as manifested in employment la Ifcla a a a i M M I , aa a t U aa a l l i t u m a lia a l.k r a m a la d ju s tm e n t*-Kmm-tHWHTT-lwa*-AH ' lnre > ■ MONDAY, Al'H. 4. 1949 in flu en tial magazine which the 1tuited Stales had ever had. jftttflt VKKNK TODAY Then came a split between McClure and his partner, Our railta tits litnhnit powers j John 8. Phillips, who hud prevented the inaga/ine from b«m niilflrrni in hrnpe. it kiiuuld Jug too visionary. T he best ot the McClure writers, B u k lr, *» used f*r norrr ilian It I*. It Steffens and T arbell. left to lound an organ of tlie ir own. rente un to** *« k foundation. .......... H*al ila* nick, ih Ibb tin, dead, M cClure fin ally dropped out ol jitihlinhlitg ultops,liter. But clcsnxt- tliv lepers, rant out de­ nothing can erase his cuntribulton to Ainericun life. mon*-—Matt'. k l h, Unemployment S li n w » 54,000 Dmp ik Match—hestilme. Hut unemplovtnent beurlux keep light on going up. Join. I. Irw n falls Tali Driven out in New Y u il—lic*dl*ne. In­ dicating llir g lo w in g power uf Mr. fohn L l*w n , bred of llic United Min* Woilmi. r J City ojfiMsb, toumli «nd civic elute air all hoi and bothered ovrr ihr Uir bi llir looml Cenirr. Rill it'Wili hr hoi rnongli llm iiiirimrr wilhonl' worrying about that. Lei'i wall until nrxt Fall to ihraih that oul. * 4 ,000-Mlte flight of M V Boost* Novy's Air Sfoch W • THU P R U ID C N T A N D C O N O A M A —Presi­ dent Truman's conciliatory speech before the Conference of Mayors mean* that he pubUely •ud officially has abandoned hie Idea of taking hi# legislative pro­ gram to the people despite reveraee In Orngreaa. Mr. Truman, os he plainly stated, Will taka what be can get M 4 he expect* it will be the major portion of hiB re q u e s t*-* homtog pjll( a "satisfactory" rsnt bill, and the T aft-H arlley taw rapewle*liiformed congressional source* say he waa talked out of stump­ ing the nation, as he threatened tn hi* recent Jefferson-Jackson Day address, by tils three Capitol H ill leaders. The trio- -Vic* President Allan Barkley, Benat* Majority Deader Stull Luisa ID ), llllnol*. and House Hpeaker Bam Rayburn (D ), Texas-advised the piesldent that a "purge'* campaign might hackHi* Into IttftU Admiral Mats OanfUld Needed Invention.1! For inventors who wind to invent, a list uf problems which cry for solution bus hii-u tnmle hv Oscar I. < tiapnian, undersecretary o f the In terior One is a cheap method ol purifying ocean water, and tlien tu rn in g it onto (lie ilr \ land of C alifornia and adjoining states. A nother is a good wa> to control rain Was there not un old fable o f the fa rm e r who was perm itted tiv Providence to regulate the w eather as lie liked, and who then saw Ills crops fail? As for a method ot oldi/.ing the heal energy of the earth , a heat pomp inn already been developed, tmt little nig has an yet been made ol it Anyone tvitb an ingenious sun wbu likes to tin ker should call Ids attention to these need* Many un epoch-making dis­ covery has come from the tmguided and unsuppre«sed ex­ periments o f a persistent young man. • * * * it) ATOMIC WKAPONBT— Ever ainca the IM * Btktnt tesla the Atom ic Energy ComintasUm has been referring to "atomic Weapons’' and to "new and tmpiuved atomic weapons" without any clear Ids* by ths public a* to what the** terms mean. It was obvious lo laymen that control of atomic energy had not advanced to a point where the explosions could be applied, lor In­ stance, to bssooka or any ‘.‘weapon" tn the usual ordnance M M * . Prof. H. J. Mutter of Indiana university threw what appears to be some light on tbs subject when he ^ t h r e d tn a Washington *4drsss that deadly atomic radiation c*n now b* released by "plans or locket" with on atomic explosion. Muller was speaking of release of atomic radiation In ths form of chemicals and gas. This presumably could be dons with a nonalumic explosion, from a shell or other mlseile* • # * • NORTH A TLA N TIC BAAED— Stats Department official* are Uttl* concerned over tii* etetementa of Iceland and Norway that If they )uln the North Atlantic Becurtty Alliance they will never giuut peacetime base*. It *o happens that the United Htatea has no Intention of aaklng fu i baiee In either country, hut officials are couvlnced that If these nut Inn* ate In ought Into the pact and a threat uf war develops the huiia will tm made available anyway. They point out that American troops, even without benefit of % pact, wera In Iceland before America entered World War H, and that (here was never any difficulty Denmark's abuut making these aiiangeuieiita. ~ .. ’the Scandinavian cuuntry whose position Is most Position delicate Is Denmark. It la least able to defend Itself. Delicate and must come Into the pact with a prior agree­ ment to giant bate* lu the United Btatee hi Oreenlsnd The United Btatee already haa three baa**, called "weather sta­ tions," on Danish soil In Greenland, sad lias no Intention of giving them up Hence, wh|l* Danish statesmen temporise by expressing good will toward Russia, they are saying nothing about m ilitary basts. “ * ' N o T r e a ty -S m a s h in g ' One encouraging unpert ot the Senate ih-riiHsion o f the A t la iit li* Pact in Hint no one in seeking Ihe tre a ty unanhing rule o f H enry t'ahnt Lodge m 1919. N either loduv nor in any of Hie post war Ciingr,":-uonal deimlen from San Frnnelsco on I ihh Ills name evei lieeo cited in priii.se. No metier what the ItM'J iilsle l.ugnlaJui* line* about a calile louring law, the iftesi majority of 11 C •leik city wh*n spring conive eml its name Florida rutile will hu under fence. Is Washington Hquair A iocelli survey tmhcules that ill Tile told and lbs wind Insv* not gone com­ lorcitnl ol tlje cattle to Ihe slate pletely but thvr* ate inghta now when tlie air j an- under Ihe fence already. W liile tile League of Nation:! might not have succeeded What happriis svlirn a polar suddenly goes wsiui nml •eiliicllVe. wlien yon W .1 Mhi-ely, imliioil hushumldrparlilirnl hrcunira iuvolvrd III a in any ease, tile budge destruction of President Wilson's cun look op once mule and see the llghls uml thu ! nun. with Ihe .Slate Agricultural plan to jo in in now recognized as having done disservice to yamMing ta tlri was indicated last buildings and the giset city carnival, after | Kxlelislon .Service, nays viiBt till Thursday when )or F'mvrn/ano was the United Staten and to the world. Thun fa r we have been months of plodding ulung brad down I piiivenu III ill liotli rutile mid pnv spared from a repetition ot ids error. •rquillril of llir liuudri uf Jimmy On idghle Ilka three you walk duwnltiwii away M uici, together with Ihe necessity from Ilia raltlvdsbaiig of Broadway, or you laka •fo r closer attention lu the animals, Velatco in lamp* following testi­ hni brought fences m ila wake a tab ol a glflb avenue Ou* The noise (alls mony in the lunnrr's behalf by “ Fencing In Florida has kept away Ixhlnd you and lh* tempo slows down • C o n g re H H m n n If tT la r iK lie p o r tfi virtually llir niliir police Ijice. pace with cattle uml puslnre irnlilt la Hy Bill IICill.UNti Deed men, Irll no Inl^i anyway, pKiveuiHUt and has bu n influenced It I* not lung helms you have mossed Foulby tick euullcudon, acrewworm inthey probably liguird Msl H*lm tr tseiilli street lbs nurinern edge of lbs world foi leslation and rumpelUiuii for graiNut Iwrantii, thera wav an re-wi, preparntiun. the lireenwfch VlllAger, and only a few seconds mg laiulv," nays Mr. Hhoely. "The tipruklug of llmiishtful study later you me In Washington Bquerr Winifon China bill tells America hut Iwrause iliare was no much lime when m ttl* range lu the feni There are things lo see In Ilia depute but II la Hot lu see the that |he 15 men in the Kremlin ate gulag *>ii • we dhi nut linvu the and prepnrallon, one of the disil­ winds hua passed. opportunity to r*|sut to you lint lusions I have hud since being things that you have come. It U to leal the spell. There le the plotting to rule ihr world, that usly here, in ihe huphnztitd way sumo » h ll, modeled u fln the Arc de Triumph*, and the wading pool for ‘‘ Today most c a tllu fv n have pa«week. Amenta's sole possession ol the lurea uml know where their collie L'ommlltei- mei'Mng*,* dtanglliy tpimniitteiift seem willing lu legis the kids, still empty and dirty, asnd a couple ol b«uleu-up old atAm tw)mh ha* lent Hiiitja from am urn (lug. Those who mh-ured jf - lire—f/PUgiT-Jj ;—b m r r -Lsl ti— I—ufftJil With s e v e ra l lat'itl- statues. iiiirv lirc d I u i II b, aelectcrl high cla»* ovrr-rimnmK Wrslrm hurope. Hul ciirri'»puiul»iu*t* - utl of wliicli wt* l>ers of Ihe Committee on educa­ Then* a ir tpr water foimtulns, which do not yet spool thrlr sup­ iu-lfcra and H|ienl muncy on clearlike, yet all of tion nml l.uhor asking them about plies or city gin ami ihe winding pallia and Ihe tlckrty old green there a ir many who will mil listen some of the details uf the new ‘‘Today mual cntllemun have paxw li I v li t a k e n minimum wage low wtiirti they benches and the tiled old Ireea. lo him, Jutl a* their were many whu Hy Hev. William C. Kernan luieu wanted lo assure themselvex tillll)--CUIIHIIIlietl Their to IllswrM In Ihe apartment building wheie Min Hoosrvrlt Would not listrii when' he warned bave recommended fm paniago. I Ihnl imly tlu-ir cattle grazed the I flu )g lu l-l got iilimist ns many illfferenl kinds liven and lo tlo- rant ate the ugly buildings of New Yotk unlveinlty of Hiller's si lieinrs fui woild domi­ improved areas. Then, loo, limy hours a ilay we of Niiswern a» people I tnlki*d to To Ihr smith lie llir narrow and noisy streets of little Italy and Governor Fuller Warren aflimversl Georgia communities nuw could not afford to lake chances nation It n always llfcpl for good s |) e n it j,t uur so I tried to learn lire mini v/ay. the Village night i lull belt mol lo Ilia north ate the geulerl fuiudea Florida is determined to xmssli have ordinances outlawing the on losing cuttle as the ulilinalx people to realifr what viriuus .j work. I want al 1 lead die very leapt by bill earn- of t Its- gluilmiH old Iloinen I bisI once bouird New York's wealthy and tin* KKK. lie Inn asked Ihe HMD wearing uf Imods or masks, Miami become win lb more." tills time lu |iuy fully. Il certainly lineim’i nit u.e now ate full of piofess-oa mid retired educatoie deigns can be hatched in evil li'plulntiiri' tn uiiilaw it nml "any lx the unly city In the country Indicative of thu Ireiutmdmet mllu lilliale tu the luiw for lliis principal teamin', • • s s iniltds. And it is so niticll easier vanees iniide in Ihe Florida caltli- other terrorist mKnniiuiiun" In which, so far as present informa­ I'l l o y a l n a it with our cbungiiig economy, ail Florida. tion wuuht seem tu show, has pro­ IT IH NOT l«> sr.K THKnr. MII.ULY IN T M ttv n N O S ig h ts ami uiuie pleasant to believe in industry, the auiitlltl liushuniliuun I l|ileiulUt people inflexible minimum wage is Just that you coine to the Mquare Tile park's gteal ehunoa me lilddeii hibited Ihe burning of crones. The Kliyi reckoned without ila polntn |<, government statistics. In beauty, love and | list ice, who are work- nut practical. A group of us me and iinareii, lor they cuiialst ol love end the hot and idsalutu butt when recently its motorcade Violation uf the ordinance Is pun­ I'.l.’lll Flotilla was credited with tug with us in tile office. Itegnril- now working o n i i milmlliuie which dicam* of llir young having 4311,1100 rattle worth H! mil­ uf 41 cars entered Tallahassee, ishable hy a fine of |600 or by Govtinoi Wanrii say* that ihe less of the uuiounl of work or the lies minimum wages lu with i cost , lion dollars. In Jauuury of tills the Alute cnpltnl, and staged a Imprisonment nr Iwth. Stale min I levy $5 1,900,000 in new number of houri, Marion (inrillner, of living Index. We have worked It Is time that lawfully con­ tear Ihe number was |^*liri,000 and parade tliruuyli the etreeta. Rome taxes if minimum leijujiements at* Jimmy (tulilen, nml Ainu llnmlln nut whn! I believe is n piactirnl Here Is the place where for a hundred yeais the lonely sml the } • be value 04 million dollars. In uf the Klansiuen were from other stituted authorities took action to hr riiel ami an additional $19,- are always right on the jot,, work­ formula Hint svlll raise the scale loved ones have come on spring nights with the sadursa and the . IIOIO (here wero few acres uf Im­ atqU'a uml anmu uf the cara they against organisation* Ilka the Klan exaltation In lltelr beetle. 000,900 besides, if the schools gel ing as (tvllgi'iiily for you un uuy- when the Consumers* |*ru\> Index proved pastures. Today there are rude In did nut display proper li­ which, with their anil Catholic, is higher; uml ns II is lowered, the cense taint. Tallahassee's Sheriff antl-Juwith, and anti-Negro blaa, Thin I* (lie Ihh-k-trunked tret under which they slopped briefly , nearly a million acres. llir proposed mlia $12,000,000 and o iip ciiuld. I tlo appreciate them. minimum wage is proportionately 1,|IHI wcuk was mostly taken up to kiss, uml lhero la the Itench on which they sat. blind with heartThis Improvement In Itptli entile considered lhat driving a car with aro un-American and hostile to flood ronltol if provided willi with (he Kasklu f'ensfon Hill. I lowered. If we must liuve mini alcknesa and disillusion, with ths rain flndlng Its way through the and pu si ii m m I* having a telling covered llcemm plait-* was a viola­ our country's firmly established $7,000,000. I’reiiilriii 1 roman says voted to send it hack to the f'om- mum wage legislation, this i» tree leaven and spatiering their coala. Poetry has been burn here. | effect at the scale* uml the pay tion of the luw and promptly principles. Florida's loyal cltiieiu $4,000,000.0(10 in new federal laws niittae fur further study because certainly the most , selisltijn npwindows. Mr. Hhaely save the rmmdeil up six of thu automobiles, deserve the congratulations of the and suicide art also needed if a depression is tl|« ViAY It waa finally amended pronch to the problem. An *uf|e* It la so old, the Hquare, old lu the tattered and seedy way that { total live weight uf cattle and lie later explained, "I lust thought nation—and others ought to follow ible iistiilininli wage scale can calves in Florida sold for slaugh­ that If they were going to lak* their example by acting In tketr Ceultal Park U old. and yet It le alt fresh and new to llioie who lo b« avoided. Hut none of these by the Haul*, no one liad tin* vs- easily result lu "protecting" a guvGt iU*o as In how much U ter In I1MK was 1!4 percent higher over, they ought lo do It accord­ own communities tu overcome the come lie way on a spring night. sums makes any provision for City Influence of subversive organisa­ would coat. I do know that it did working man right out of his liv­ tliaii In IU47. This gain cam* ing to law .' Th« young man walks slowly under tlie trees end he tees a young streets or sewers, low cost housing, Hot uv«n faintly resemble die bill ing • and leave him willmul n Job. tions which exist only to destroy while itm iialion was experiencing Governor Warren was even girl In blue Jeans and sweater, with a ribbon In her hair and a our free society. My mother vlniled ate thin week, street lipliling, garbage collection, that the Veterans organizations a loss. more direct. Ho called the Klansropy of Kafka under her arm. sewage disposal, better police end had a*k»d me to support. The her first real I rip lu Wasningtotl. Moreover, lie says, Florida calve* men " hooded hoodlums." He said le *he new. Is she the Diet of h«r kind ever to come lo WashingI am a hills sad right nuw, be­ slaughtered in IIHH averaged ID that th rir parade In Tallahassee file protection, parks and pley- Committee on Veterans Affnlrs en mu 1 have Jur*,i pul her on the ton llquarr on an evening In Ihe spring 1 Quod heavens, they mint pounds heavier than the year ha- was a "disgusting and alarming them hy Ihe thousands now holding lienriug.1 on an­ train, kverything l.lnenln said Srounds, rcieatinnal facilities. All fore. Calves sold In January this spectacle." Then came this blast, I*AINT YOUR CAR However, to the young man there If •omethlng In the wey she other bill, which already shows about bis inulber goea doahts fur iis has to <ome from City taxes year wero .1(1 pounds hsavier Ilian "Those euveml cowards who call holds her head, and somdhlng In the way ths dark curl* cling |o evidence of llioughlful study nml mr. which should hr provided fiist be­ F O H 2 .9 5 rtmse sold In January 11148. themselves Klsnsitien quite ob­ the hack ot her nick, that no on* ever haa seen before and quite fore anything additional is given 'o Mr. Hlieely credits activities of viously nave set out to tcrro rli* possibly ever will see again. the iltale Cattlemen's Association minority groups In Florida aa they the slate and federal governments. He la right, of coutae, Hh* la dUf«r*nl. Bite ta like a flngnprtnt, and its county units, fat cattle and have In a nearby state." «f which there are billlona that art alike but are notIt la only breeder shows and work hy tha We aie constantly ainared at the The Governor meen* business as when you are old and tired that you think they all are the same, Agricultural Kxperiment Station everyone learned when ha asked moderation of City nfliciAli in that Joe on Ninth street !• the aame aa Kddle on Thtrteenth, or and Kilensluu ftervlc* as helping one of his honorary Hentenavj RANDALL ELECTRIC C*. operating out City government. Out Mary In Palchln Place Ihe aame aa France* In Delancey street, lo bring shout this Improvement In colonels, who admits ha I* a mem-' 112 Magnolia Avt. e * * e Chief of Police finally get* a salary cattle ami putufes, her of the Klan, to resign. THK UHOATH ARB AFOOT IN T H S M )UABB on the spring raise lo $275 a month- Far 27 Judging by lh* wide support night# There la Millay, long-haired sod grave and tom Inside with years ha has served * as1 Cniaf ol which (governor Warren la receiv­ tha sweetnss* and Ihe great awiep of Ur* and love. m 1u *•«» «»»•«• Nsiey Cswrlai Advaiote* S fitd tl ta Central P r u t ABHINOTON—Naval avtatton may be swallowed up by the A ir Force under the "tough- new deal expected under Dblenoe Hecretary Uouu Johnson. However, the eky saUoro ore atttt im g T o p L v . that carrier* are e.MnU.1 to nation#! <M * r m . Latest *ffort"by the Navy w #i the "aecret" flight of ■ twln-engtn* Und-tvu* boinlxr rn>m ii th ii nHiiiUi wJili • ifiocIi Atom m , l y Ti.eLockheed P4V flew 3.000 m il.., dropped It# “loBd" #od II,w 3.000 inllea inure lu be#*. The "secret" wo* let out hy Adin. Lout# DenHeld, chief of novel operations, In 8»n Bemardthp, C # |, far from the publicity mill ol Washington. Navy claims It la not trying to usurp longrange bombardment functions of tin Atr Force. That's the argument which ha* extended the bickering between the armed service# and de* laytd uniflcatlon. I The Navy reportedly had planned a round-thewoiid. nun-slop fllfcfll dUHUJt Wtnm m ptr ae | would have been refueled In mid-air from car­ rier*, but the A ir Force won the race with tU (lobe-girdling »-0O. f 0 , ------------* ------------ Jar Proveiujuo war acquitted ol die imiidrr oi Jitiinty Velaico in Tamps laigrly through dir lerlimoriy of laiupa poluemen. Hut ii Piovrnisno dulnj kill him. it re­ mains dir duly ol ihr pulice lu hud ihr man who did. I I t Answering The Ku Klux Klan 1J Police for 3*nford. For almost a tgaaigtibn h« h it maintained order in a city almost equally divided between while* and negroes with oily o at inter-racial Idling in all that lima, no lyuchlngt’and no mob violence of any kind. While other tl throughout thre polict d«PAilm«nli tha iM l* ana in viiluatly «vrry citji i wilhout •■Mpliari have b^ invulvit] At on« lima or tooth* Ming racket* of on* kind , 6r bave been condemned lie opinion tor graft and JhSkTfisas .. a quarter of a caetgiy any scandal of any kind* » have tavaral C o u n t y who are paid and there ai official* m much without , A Utah LONDON LIGHTS LONDON, Apr. t - i ^ - A f t ^ r nearly 10 yean of blackout sad gloom the light* have1 gone on again In London. TkauiAttU of Loudoun voufiA A ® S® Ua sarvicat i l ing the KIan's attempt at terror­ ism in Florida I* going to come to n rwift- nnd decisive end. The ores# te'for him. a* *r* the Amer­ ican Legion, the Miami Foot of By W. V. Billing Jewish War Veterans, and the Teuckfen' Drug Ce. National Association for the Ad­ How w life can be extended by vancement of Colored People. The Ihe Individual through elmfgty Council of Miami Beach commended the Governor for hla pla and constant car* la not as ed nor ne WtU aland and a statewide Citlsens much appreciated understood as tt (t should he. b le , being furmed In support Medical knowledge haa la la"action against tha Klan. That tha people of Florida are creased rapidly In recent year*, sgustad /.With the < Klan'* tae- but public education Ip health has never kept pass. “ tlee pf teirorlMH was seen ogly at mqay people recently aa Feb. Id when the quantly *WW* o f p “ -----Miami. City Commlealan unani­ measure! mously Maaed an brdlnaace, aim-1 against .4 ed at the Kiss, which prohibit* operations tl rrots burnings and the wearing of health, and of hoods or masks “excent tradition­ al holiday mask*." The paaxaa* of the ordinance followed quickly Consult a physletaa at laaet on the heel* of three cross burn­ ing* at Miami flheroa where a Negro, minister had been Invited to address a White congregation; n observance of “ " * Add Years To Your Life! And le lhat O'NslII. lanky and eyaa bright with bootisg gin. drifting Ihtough the (reek Ilk* ■ burning-eyed wraith, hta mind a thousand miles away, on Cathay and Blngapor* and a night un a fo'caill* deck In the hors* latitude* T Ths poet*. Ihe dreamer*, the ones who art touched with msdnsas —they are afloat In Ihe evening again, re-horn and deathless. A panhandler hop*-iklps his way along, pausing to eye a velvetJackaled youth' In pip* afld beard, and uncertain as tn whether the object of hi* scrutiny is solvent enough to hit up for funds. On lh* henchie In the dark parts of the park, the brusque and heedless young fcouU who com* tiers tn the summer lo make crude and noisy love, are quiet now. the tawdry girl*' litsda resting peacefully on the guttersnipes' shoulders. Under a lamp, two middle-aged men play checker*. A klbttser starts to open hi* mouth and one of tha man says, flatly and quietly. "For Ood’a oaks. Fred, why don't you go awayT" but ha does not mean It and lh* klMtasr keeps watching. The Square ta gentle and darkly quiet In Um spring night, but when you step Into tt from the world outside, you are aware of Uw turbulence and Ik* emotional storms tunning deep below its surface You give yourself up to the spoil, to the young dream, and ths darn city fades far away, for taig it the place to be tn the dark ett] when spring cent**. • _____ _________ K Kfe’aSSSkAg:- Into Piccadilly Circus and other Catharine places Saturday night as the switch#* were thrown and Aeon Ngn* and theatre marquess f l u W A thfAughont tha «#pi- action of the Miami City mr ‘ ‘ t -t sffSj$ i Pt:' n Xu m ■v'-;, ; i m i i ! e h iii :i., 'JVt'tW jifoars Hf ' r‘‘' '• M ill ■ — ' ------------ ____________ ______ ________ ___ * * * • , ■ * v•► • -. 1 a \ fils �V* .. „ „ Til’V?’- . ijs n I w vrT ~ ~ .A P R IL 4 , H W 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 PAGE T H R E E r ■S WS S ocia l A n d Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor Social Calender Telephone 148 Armory Scene Of Glee Club Ball Pers onal s ® MONDAY The Phllathea Close of the First Presbyterian Church will hold * meeting at lhe home of «■*. W. E. Holly head at R:W> P- M. Mr* B. A. King ami Mr*. Felice Wont will aarve a* hostesses wllli M i* Hollyliead. T L 'E S H A I The Daughter* of Weiley Class will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the of the Fl^at Methodist Church 4 home of Mr*. Ruth LundquIM, SOI French Avenue. T he F U »lle Cla<j« uf the Fi.d . Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. C. Rule. Elder Springs, at 8:00 | \ M. Member* are asked to meet at the church at 7:30 P. M. to go to Mr*. Buie'* The 8emlnnle High School Par ent*Tearh*r Association will meet at the school at :i:.70 P. M. to Inpreceded hy the hoard meeting gt 3:00 P. M. ■ The' Friendship l.eagur of the Congregatlonol Church will meet with M r*. Carleton Noyes. (WO Palmetto Avenue at 3:00 P. M. The board of the Sanford Wom­ an’s Club will meet In the *un room of the cluh building at 10:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY The Sanford Harden Cluh board will meet at the club house nt 9:30 A M _ The Sanford Woman’s Club wilt # hold a general business meeting and luncheon at 12:30 P. M. at the cluh house. The program will be sponsored hy the American Home Department. Lieut. Col. Adams . Entertains Officers Soil Day Program i r Musical Program Il'n sllaaH So.*, r s x | 11 n .H an #,I r m i ' f m final Mra. C*r|o played year period Just hy I belt presence img, u In ii "F iio u m k ." I'V Debussy There In the soil" « ii < «. i i m i l l mol delleacy In h e r "E a rlh w n rin s i l u \ home ami ulili mug fn-t Imirh, and for- Lieut. Co|. Julian Adams en­ tertained on Saturday evening nt 7:00 o'clock for officers of the state of Delaware who are nttendIng a National Air Hoard meet­ ing In Orlando. The group nict at the home of Col Adams' par­ ents. Mr. and Sir*. .1 Ross Adams, I l l s Park Avenue, where the room* were attractively decorated with pink roses ami carnations Those enjoying I he evening were Btlg Hen Paul Itlnnrd, Col John Hrlei, Col Raymond Lynch, Lieut. Col Jerome Steven*, Dr Andrew Lattamus and the host Col. Adam*. One of the most brilliant of the S. O. Chase, Jr. and Randall Seminole High School social af­ Chese have left for points In fairs took place on Friday even­ Heorgla on a business trip ing when, the glee Huh entertained with Its annual hall at the' SanM rt N n c hB„ , Jr. had a* ford Armory. “'April Star Light , |ier guest over the weekend, Miss was the motif effectively carried j»Bt cioward of Ormoml Reach, out In the decorations. Blue ana ~ white streamers and silver stars „ Bvl(, M ryrr nm) .laughter and were employed to form an altrac- aoii-tn-lnvs. Mr. and Mrs John W live setting for the occasion. Jmmcrmnn and small *on of New Small table* were placed around York city are spending some time MRS .1 C B E N N E T T on fro n t 1 the dance floor and place rard* H, y|ayfa|r law n ta lk in g to a flie rn l SlltS were used to mark the seating i ______ I B m iU lX a s t curnum ->f th m aag»w» a> of the guewSei Aw ..... ivnrlyie lions- Post Offir e Ml. ................ ATK1 M~ Rev E D. Me | artificial moon and alar* decorat;, holder and small daughter Me K IN LE Y w a lk in g up M a g n o lia ; ed the stage backdrop. Colorful, j|((n Anne have returned to their Avenue caps, horns and confetti added a I home In Rose Court from Day II. E W H IT E coming out of festive atmosphere for the dance.' |,ma Reach. I Florida Pmver and l ight Company Mis* Bette Duncan, escorted hy BYRON F(*X talking wllh Arnold Harrington, glee cluh preDr. and Mr*. Heorge A. Torrence rlrtent, was chosen a* "Relle of l he of Hot Hprlnga. Vu. have returned MR. and MRS II N S A Y E II Ball". A floor show was presented to thelt home after ho extended In front of Tourist Center Clad to see MR. SAVER hy the Ditxhury Dancing School trip through Florida. They visited DICK AIKEN and Included Mra. A. B. Duxhury, for a week with Mrs. Torrence's j hark at work",, , V;,',,™ Mis* Jackie McDonald. Mis* Anne aunt. Mr*. Richard Ten Eyck. |fjl)e, „„ F|rM strPrl Whitaker and Ml** Norma Faye , , , , . iv »* i. i . i l MRS W It BRINSON with a Harvey. Several selections were Lieut, and Mr*. W. E. BrUtol , .(ms of. groceries on Saturday rendered by Miss Anita Aiken. of Mobile. Ala. and M r. John ^ C lings w n ln e MRS lu l l F IE L D ’ t h e q t r.r.N u r .m a c t* n w n a n d ritr. n o v r.R N n it f i r m a Bcttye Rene Ball and Stanley Seroyrr and John Sernyer. Jr. ’" V i , i. ’ , , , I R M I I . r a* flovernor Flitter W arren ermvns I,ole D riv e r. Mount Dnra, Rruinley of the glee cluh. of Natchei, MU*, arrived today to I "*>" w«" • IV T A M 31 d 'lllc d in his ra i *» "l-» n of lh« E lo rld a F s u n e t 's Frollce si Mi. ( t n t v e r s lt v of F lo r id a . Cold drink* and aandwlrhe* visit Mr and Mr*. J, N Itohson,' " ' " I *1 n. .election of the (Jtieeii cllmaseil the 1y'irlltlu r*l weekend sod * were served hy Jean Wilson, N o r-1Jr and Dr. and M r« J. N Rob- ,,(l, ! ,, , ina Faye Harvey, Hretchen Kirch- son. .IfM M l ItnBHON tudimg alm>r Joint Spring Hireling of Florida press g. *tp# on the campus Meleehoff and Dorothy Hlllyard. The -----------J’ '1'"' ' u< K ' 11"" of t(i» 'VUeen (ro.ii among ele.en Florida healilie* uere ludgsi decorating committee consisted nf Mr. and Mrs M. Ratm rii, LAND walking In mi l\ along in I ‘>oe Wadawnrth, I’realilent of the Florida Tree* Association Hnsaell Bette Duncan, Betlye Rene Dali,1Jt. arrived today from Clncln- *he ,B' M speaking i>. frteml* MY Ko FPA Secretary Oliver t> Morton Xrsoclate.l Press I’h'et of Anita Aiken, Cherry Singletary natl. O. t„ visit In Sanford Mr RDN RFCK <d the radio station Hn.eaii, aod lull Carter press relation* officer *t Cypress Harden*, ami I*. R. Bach: arrangement' Raborn plan, to return In about a'K'd'ig tip Magnolia Avenue ft" ' I ' M All American quarlerhark tohne. Rauch National Fntiir* committee: Carol Skinner, Joyce1month In Cincinnati where he Is MRS J D * Al I ' l l \ N in orchid farm er* Ptealdent Doyle Conner, and ( '111.'ratty Dr»n of Men R C. . . . . . . . * ' “' pm pie ‘ ‘ 1 * “ ilrrs. w (th i I,dels in In i Batts. Donna Lou Harper, Dial attending the School of Laundry D-et| hull Hoyle. Penny Wallace, Duncan I Management at Ohio Vfc'hanltrf* MISS BARBARA IN N FltE N Hakei, Martha Chapman, P e g g y ! ' M*U‘ ,ite. THURSDAY F IK I D looking a. i utc ns can Wilson, Mary Ann Hohlalr, Ingrid, ------*----The South Side Parent-Teacher he, going into the glee cluh hall Association will meet at 3:15 P, Batten n'Zeke°*!lV'NVh'Mam|n'(Jens't-^JV ' ,"n‘* '* * " | "" Frliiav with MR a good looking iraiien, « * e mcnai anil lien* E-nrlaley Mel»ch returned on Satr,>rt MRS. es E M. On the program will be * ' >. i, ti ,lrday from a convention of the R SM ITH and MR mid Mrs panel discussion by the faculty Lh«perone» attending were I I . , Daughters of the American Re- J (tl|N IV E Y . hutting with members on children’s needs. New York Teechers will serve a* hostesses E Jlorrie, principal "f the school, elu tio n held at the Belle View j |i,\V tD M FY FR I ' n ' iv;„ ’ ,* «■ Mn' BHtmore Hn rl ,n I?*11*’ Vlw K,B Ic ily St the Mayfair Inn Saturdav for the meeting. The meeting will ' , r; I I BATTEN he prereeded with a hoard meet- and Mr*. W, 11. Dunum, Mrs, R. Mr*. Russell served a* ■ delegate, night W Ruprechl, Ml»» Barbara Hu- from the local Hallle Harrison1 Magnolia Avenue Ing at 2:30 p M. visiting In The West Hide Parent-Teacher precht and Mis* Mlltr Rrese Whit- Chapter and M l** Melsrh served, ,v„ \ tie Music for dancing was fur- as personal page for Airs. David Pm i* M fnrM llir win \vcnt t» h Association will meet at 3:00 P nlshe.l hy an Orlando orchestra. M Wright, slate regent. Dim r n u w h ic h ttir t i hh M. with the topic of th* meeting w ilt , V V hrn 111fv*i m • •I t h i i t n h r "Child Needs Work Ex per | being "Child Kxp' titiih l r i f i i i ' i it SL»rt lence". The guest speaker will h.i ( ’ l . f i i i i f u n ttri<>t1f'(> HANDERS M ARRIED h r r i t r f . nltr* ii T * » l fin * *I *f T. W Lawton The hoard meet at ^ M r i B l I O I l CIA I t t i l l HOLLYWOOD, Apr 1 irPl — «on ilm l I h r 2:30 P .M . ‘ L e c t u r e T » n e L i v e n Oeorga Sanders, pictured hy f f r c n r w , m u l u-N f The Seminole Baptist Asaocla-: _______ movie presa ngent* a* a prufes- S * » n f h r n i f f i w r r r k h I I d i i I h im I ill* tlon will hold a quarterly rally it’ j ..... .... chrisi »*»n*,1 woman hater, today la a Im im ir , w h lli* H i*' N i »i <h» r m 'i fn lk r tn h im I hm mw w I I i*. Oiteen at 10:00 A. M. A covered | .. ' honeymooning h u s b a n d . The r iliit t n f ii dish luncheon will he served J h rld e -S iiri Hahor Hilton, lira., " VW11, MirTt*'* shi* in it I I ’ ll I r i k r ** noon, ueVToi u ! ? l divorced wife of millionaire S < n iffu r M fi f rn m h i f in m ir t h h * im u H ltilr,1* f 'l V M Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E H r ' ,rhrf Ju',1l^rtne Ilel..'I»Roi. hn«*l"'"»' (’('nf*'l Hilton >lo tliuil I l!| ;o| n V N N m n k . - I o n I " .3 1.3113 I DAR I m Hu will meet at the Masonic Hall at J!' ' '.|* c , Handers, aunve menacing, BritI'm Inn F III IN W A S “ • hImi v\ , th .. . V11\ I N I t t i l S g oo p. M. | luesday night at H:(W oc ock at ,,,, Bci„ r< H[l(| ,|l(. f„ rntpr ..M)„ V l in t H T o I l m i H n v i v r s , ..I I Ii III, 1(1 / r i o n le i I'm - ill and i\ ■ liiDNilnv FRIDAY ll,,‘ Sm!‘. h r.rlm ,t.d „’y Hungary of UWH" M;ere wed SatSallle H a r r i s o n Chapter, ‘,nn"’» Mclteynold*, C. S. B., Un|ay In La* Vegas, Nev. They i. 11 * " y" v-lieptc.. ,lf I i . n . . T . . . . «kn I. . hipml.r « _ _ #i i. . ________ LIM A S IN RODTIIERN DIETS |«1»**•>•I»11•*t II *, I ll IVI111IH•- rilifi I Ihut lit i Vitaiu" Vnltl# flM| m Mu'll limn . !»> Daughter* nf the American Re L im a hexns a m im r nf Hie l i a of the Church of Christ, Scientist ceremony. 3iii mill.# impi»tf*iiif »m»ii pi.ktni Mll'fll 33III*11 1h«’\ HIM full volution, will meet with Mr*. E illl i >im h I v ig e la h li’H In Southern In Hnston. it|MfiiflU *’ •periiilI\ 33ht'ii tIm*\ die 1 .1/. 1.. * Htlll HIITII 111 1td»M I>. Clement*, A00 Park Avenue, at m oult Mini are eaten In g ie n te r ii i d In arranging for the lecture mi ircii ft tM i'. 'p i M i i l i f v Ilf 8:00 P. M. All visiting daughter* . . the MISS I1E H A V II.I,A N D IL L q u a n tity hy S m ith o m than N o rth 3 ui. till’ .Hlllll inti Mii'.ind f. ■mn member* of the local church as it n i I V U liin n a ,/m a rt Invited to attend. fir It 1*11*11 I if nil. *■f f ••• *• HI I., -.an IWM’ll »IY •pt t’lidtnK fli# .ert they are providing a m ,an. o ilvU D^ K t a n d ls .erlol?,Ty rr n fam ilies g en e ra lly . Tin- e m ly i it ti vti 11. « lift vt i h " w h i . It lm%# colnnlstii In the Sm ith, mi f(tilling '» (Mild 33if 1. miff 31*ll'M3 with many answer* .. frequent , od har „ lld|n rnitf in rd f » it '3 111f * • m1111 hi httvi* lit .......... queMlon* about C hrl.l an Science #v#ry pffoT, (| h(ll,ly mi||,e the I tiril nmh w e ie g im vlng limn .||t.r| fin finin’ diiivi whul It tmchrii, how I! hrnU himI j,y ||rH*tnr to kavp a hnhv nho beans, ren d llv adopted three Innn • Hllllltl’3 M| d#Nv»’l f A 1 In \li . 1s Ip p l S tilt lull llll 31. .Id>’d fin their own, *u that they have why thmmamh htvo racntni* i*1* rxnectN In Amrunl 'd m II Id If ii I In* I It It i’ ll Mill 4 . tel . 3.11 d l f f» I r i f f ........ . been tra illlim ia l 1 1 1 Siiullieivi nn nl N EW YORK, Apr. 4 —1 adheraut*. The public I* Invited to £he acmlem*y award-winning Dll HimI Mim I . 1’1 f m h f m in ll.lv IIII* e Newspaper* her# and all over the attend this free lecture. Brtrc»s hn. been confined to her and g ard e n , ever *lnee \n n th e i 3‘ni .f |* * ••1 limit Lt•nil . \ f -.him *‘i vmu 1 1ii* (Mil. v •Milt'll* vltlll country have been full of n e w s --------------------------------fnr , h(( pH|l| , W)) mon(h, „ fr re a .itn fut the p n p iila iltv nf limn m*f diffm d-. 3 ill M't II”0 M m . HI filll about the Mot Inn Picture Academy TEACHERS CLUB M E E T physical! sold ho doubted If elm III the Smith I . th a t the lung m u m A IT .i m illA thl* week, It's time for serious J The Krmlnule Teacher'* Cluh would be up ugnlii befor the MII ill UK-1 seiisnli I . fa v m a M e f.nt tf»» it|\ •*> Mh ’ it uni til th»'Y uffl'l fin i1.-full'. III. t M , llllcIM 1 Him.... talk about the fu lu ir of file Acad will meet tonight In the Hanford Infant'* nrilvnl gi pining lliem S I A ' I K It llv A T M I. I ivl.» • ip< ll‘ *33 pI'M HU* flu it j* iIII ill'll’ (iraminnr School auditorium. The emy. A t l i i n l ii* n m ill fm th e h i 1 I m ( Ml. I'l Ill'll limn hemis in Smilheiii diet 3V*’ U hi* »• 1 III * d M ‘1 The Issue arose when Academy program will he "S lid Rummer Mi* v it nie it* ipiMln »*f ill I-'’ make extra-pretty slier* of .rumen from the Mississippi F* _ President Jean llersholt resigned Night’s Dream" and will he given n m ti fir 3 I K ill 9 with n blast against producers hy sixth grade student* of Mis* cucumber for a salad, peel the p e rlm rn l R tnltun w h eie teaeai e h vm it * v ♦In v pie r. Campbell's room. The cucumber then run the sharp lias shown ^I in.... .. Mt» 3 g#l Mi. i i u m I who opposed the snnusl awards Lucille that their p in te ii tines nf a fork lenghtwlse down The producer* replied with a few meeting will he at 8:00 P. M. ■ i p t l ' l I I fM It the vegetable. .Slice as thin as mortar shall* aimed at "Dr. Christ­ ~ possible—each slice will have an ian." Ired at the way Oscars sre I . I . . I I I M H I 'E N 12 C. f \ l M a lt handsd out, the big hoy* pulled indefinable mass of Academy “Hractlve scalloped edge, V la tilire a Id r - I'.trililtg a H r me in Iter*. | the financial support out from C h ild re n Hr The n Academy under the Academy. ts m itu will " ... probably »ur It's a good Idea to keep a »rp*r Lat’a face It-th e Academy I* an vlve. In some form i t least. After „te |lnlirtT for , | )rlT,g a n d c h o p p in g I A ST D A Y T O D A Y ’ Impeyfect organisation, lta original 21 veer* of being *hot at, Oscar „„i,.n* »n that the nnlon flavin does not affret other food*. purpose Is often clouded or Ignor­ is a tough guy to kill. ed., It was founded 21 years ago ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ m to reward artistic and scientific T H E P R ID E O F w aehlevsments In the movie*. Thl* T H E Y A N K E E t wet Important, since the Industry wee then almost devoid of pres­ m m m n wsttt* h im ib tige. at ism etna «—•* Agademy Awards have added stature to the much-maligned In­ T U E S . and W E D .! dustry. But they have often been handed nut because of politics and sentiment, no matter how atrongly the Academy denies It. AROUND the TOWN • lend th e ir nwn k n ittin g ." M m ile. i ' • Innnxc ie-.niiuileil w ith powei "Seherso In U lh e fo rn ie i ra n n illa ii .a u l "T h e y ••"(• (i In t'hopin » m greatly enw ill stay in a tw o font spare fm | Mmm a - long a . n yeni if they m e le ft l " m l \ final mu ore in n rendererl alone. I t ' , only when then fin u llv . b\ Hn Mure pe|former* In unison. lli.ic a s e s and they herome erm vil Y .11*- tom m i. taken for doed do they extend then lio iin iln r" I” I iin alil I aughton MeII '.pilal ies," he went oil to rx p ln in "T h e y ....... .. can’t liv r unless they have im li • I ocll nrnl Miss Sorey will humus soil to npernle In ," S tova ll upl'em n n mn .lent ie* Hal W sdIn te rru p te il to sav. 'anil Hint s ' " i uiglH at 4 ia> o’eloek at why we list man ii * one nf Hioii ,,,,, H m t-i t’ntk Woiniin'* Cluh. greatest enemies fm hy tout enl I M i- ' m to m il no iimpany M ill Itirnl niethmls ovei Hie veai. Ii» ■1 *■ • • «M,I '!> * S um nf Kullln* has depleted the emlhwotm pupil- j "HI I'ki \ fm Miss Sorey lation " They both tell you that emth | U v jm K p lis fie M e e t wmnis multlpK fn-l Egg- hatch ( I HwtlMHed I ••in* I’hii * in 21 day. and in *M day. ii*u i***»b*i ■ - —Al 4-r— aJhaeaN*-■have—it—fwB—crnsetl r s r t in r n r in n ir * • ready tn begin the evele if lif« ovei again F. irh "egg " toil. Ii e* "ill t I.* '(* litil.wiggling Will Ills anil lliev *‘\|*||*III III It 'll*' ill ii gel min Hie Inc,no* >i l o I tut n a enl mu iu i'*li to win I i Explaining m t i"m itie e.iiih wot in works, thei loll \m, ilml eartlirvoi no am ale the land. in.ike lhe soil purtnis, make aviithilde trace minerals »n vital to nine plants, and that they g" *limu ilrep In the ground and bring up elements nrm the rUifioe uhnie the root, of the plants ran feed bllUKrilv **H sinter rlrin rn ii sSttiviiM. Hr It nmt ^Inulr .l»» iM»f likr Kr . .............. I ’l l 'mill Ih mtll1 iiiit*s ’. s »ins’ll'* fill fli« 4iisi Iitp n r f t " fi*» -\ ffist i l l ffit linit t • \ \la«-ie|v •! |V I|m L iM p .'ll1")1 rfi |**\ *i'i| Our 1 ill** y In * Htut — F ro n t ’<11)|^l n|f of til# i h.m i . mill Mi*' p in y - Hii' *ii «*1 iiiiit'iTi'i* ii f tii** It ii Thing I .mm iI v Mu* Bi*v B r it of It I*"'0*1111^1*111, ( I I . An *iu'Iti Hon \i. ♦ |*i •• .i.le'nl, If.I in group singifig I in Snnilit v HI nil I HCITIIOU 3* ii s •I•■11y* i •I i»\ Mnviil .1, Knot, V»l:*iiln, <t.i 11*# iililr*! milroml I' m ii Ih i in Mu* i ’n if.‘.I Mi» ting' "f fh»V-MfH'intlon uill ii** hi'M I'U’iv nighf this Y3l*»’k 1-4 I + !•>■! . 4- 4-4* + + + + + + ♦ ♦ + + <^ ‘» + iv . /* « t» rsnllN :: *f I * * # If * I I ’ TSM i* n l’ IllM H I in S l ...___ lllltll • .amltinl » IrlttMti If 1*1114 TI | 3, I ,1 HHt tl 1I h rfu n * miirtv v n m fn iin r t vi ill Itllllltl. > nth* II 1 1 1 III! Ilk It I Tin Lr u iilig ffirMiY* mi m , n . n irg n liti I’hnitr ;i»l| pnrt n f f h r f r ( h i m i n i : p t n g t m t t T li# Mint fI n n r m th w t i r i n fu lfil* fm m «»t ih itm l n p i» l\ IfM IH n f Httn 3 3 M iin ’ N m 33 i l i f ’ \ hn* »* n ir t b u M f m * i m i i i l . i ' i T in y m n n v H i i MIh i i h i I h till 33«*i kM l|T in M mmi c n n l n n h im I H t m t iii; fin * I I m h i h « in i i r u . s i n ^ t h r f n i t i 1 i t \ »*f tin * a m i ! W lir n i i ' * k r .| y* lit*i »' l l i r U i i i ' tl HIM* m il 111 3%1*1 in a i v r i r - e i.iir .l, I in r v L 'n k t 'i) *»l r v i . l t *1 I n ' » In t i I t r . l l\ it if Ii p n in r if * '3 | m r s .im m hr I h r it f H.'rw \ f ri n t n u m r i i l «»f ‘r stlrhi #. >1..iil«' 33 if Ii ., adm it t i ll ' uit lhev t anil* fi mn hi f t I ((hi aiu fli* t lit RIBI tiU U k ♦♦♦♦♦♦ doippsr'a I uesdsy l ei S I e it k — H ill 3 | i i s ite 'll 1’ i i l i i l n e a . i i r e t i Mi’invs—* H id Hulls — lin t let 55 I\ouniil.ATfAN0Kn»0M ( “alifoinia 11 ITUA(DI| f 5A n III l»»* |* l II y l i r i n t f. ’ 33' i* i c i | itN .I fit s i n n ! h )t|p n v#*» p r r m u * " '" I fin * to p I llllt* n f III -o bjLlH. r 4p n k ** Ml ti t n lt u i' il t n iir , " i ' lit 'in l, i Iih I d * » " »pei ml lot 1 . ( tiiim vI i M V / a i nr\K f n A iu it o y S A N F O R D O R L A N D O RD T U R N ON r L A -4 3 6 A T T H E .'L A S H IN G A R R O W » •» ' % U COIdiKKT MiicMlIHBAYl TANHW HONEYMOON' KIU U IES UNDER 12 - TK5KB0 Hollywood OARY COOPEH s p r in g H ow C h r istia n - w A A w ' The Academy Is a coetly operatlon. It maintains a library, thsater, a aliahle slaff and a publicity office. II* annual affair la dona In th* Hollywood manner-expenilvely. It hae no endowment*, as th* Nobel and Pulltier awards do. Someone hes to foot the bill and so far it ha* been the major studio* With the studios cutting costa wherever they can, th* Academy U one of th* rasueltlee. However, the Academy uye It will carry on and find coma way of financing the gwarda.' But If no other eunort come* forth, th* Academy will have to Slice lta expensea to th* bone or die. It teem* doubtful that the tong end rich tradition of tho award* will be ended. Perhape a cheaper ami more accurate meane can ba found to reward movie baate. Th# idoa of a aolect committee of 10 to 18 top craftamen hae been -uggesisd Instead of tho present electorate •* th# ihapoleea and M aw * aa D e e a s ri Oatssaea la a tar* e oitasa* Haas# ir-ao SHEPARD’S LONGWOW HOTEL D oes S c ie n c e H e a l? IF ou would like to know more about this 1 scientific religion which heals human ills and solves human problems, come to DURING A FREE LECTURE have a entitled • “ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: Errol le e w a rd The Revelation o f Man's True Being” FLYNN tilt1 Vlvern L I N D F O R S -3 by James Harry McReynolds C. S. B. of Dallas, Texas Merab*, of lhe Board of lectureship Th# Flret Church of Christ, j . /& w ifttr r ( o f ' l Mother Church, Boston, M u m . TUESDAY, APRIL 6th 8 P. M., in SQUTHSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 14th St. between Magnolia & Palmetto Ave. , First Church of Christy Scientist, of S&nford, Fla. Cordially Invitea You ** / ir l N nvy, N a tu rh l »nd W h itt Houifh Strawn ecrnfi-.d and vailed . . . to w ear a t a provocative angle, also Panam a*. 8 «» - 10 .olk« irlota — they'rf the rage — sprinkled over three soft colors, Carlyr's own print nil in a casual classic. Snug leather licit in the new ore shade*, gunmetal or bronze. Sizes 7 to 15. .98 Carlye, St. Louie C O W A N ’S -H H U R T S PHOdRAMw * si loon— "PLAY'FUL PELICAN’ N o velty- “RUIHNOFF ft HIS VIO LIN ” PARAMOUNT NEWS 1 I * ?-X J j J j •(i i Jwjra' v ' . lffre/t ■ •g..i ' *■ ' \ i ■ m • j* , l IS i �MONDAY. A F M L » m TH« DANfODD a«tUU>. »ANrO«S, fM jtga 1 ii >■! POOP B<T WITH tu cs The Hanford aggregation t!r n p -0 ----------------------------------pert Its first game of the exhl- n|K Arls. yesterday following a bltlou series to Lawton, Okla., ' .. . Hatuntay rnornitig nt the Munlci* menllng w*th (ilants executive* to pal Airport. Lawton won I I tr. 8. determine players to In- rut from Gruber sent Ids rhargoa Into an the parent club's roster, extended hailing drill thla morn| | ubbcll plans « meeting with Ing, and planned a game with one , , , Of tlm New Ymk Giants farm *h" the farm Hubs Clubs for tomorrow. within the next few days t„ lei t’arl Itlih M I, director of the them know wlmt help they ran New York (Hants farm club or- expert from teapis of higher rinse gaidiatlon, Ietorneil from Plum-, Iflcallon In the system. . w AMA f f O O K it H U P LEP , ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 4— i/l*i llnhe Young, a first baseman signed by the New York Yankees during the winter, was a free agent today. Jark Phillips and Dirk Kryhoskl, a couple of rook­ ies are battling for the first base Job. >VAM A B lO H ELP ro fl / / . * P i AC?' m up lA c r N DALLAS, Tex., Apr. 4— </!■)- Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers has hit In the tast 12 games. He got three singles III five times nt hat In yesterday's slugfest. OBA'&O.i— /t o /Y tY /rM A yt-AK'S B id IE A O O E BEfi/Bu ///,», B u r n A A AfliA / mb n n lu r r it p ln jln g ^ t I Hi*veraI pltchei Clubhouse Play Tic Context By JACK H’lK VKN HtlN Newsteatmei's -Lon Warunke. pltchei's glove uniform, nixes MEM / i o r a ig o r liuselm ll a rb ite r five tills and loses friends. striking out Pri-imrlng to start his flist for the Indians season In the National Leagu*>. two hits and Warneke's views are just (he opposite. Pirates la Roy ''If you do a good Job on tie* * for I ho [lid- field everyone will la* satisfied," ipps, Jr. Kied lie maintains "An uiuplie doesn't contest. have to lose contucl or itNimli his relationship with the p la y e rs e g J J lltt ot Ins friends In the sport " ■ To him utiiplrlng stands as ilie ■I t t 1 l l l t ' H "next best thing to playing your sell." The ohl Arkansas lloiiiming DAYTONA BEACH, Apr. 4— l/Pr A swlminltig revolution has llird, who <pilt ns a player In II* 1*1 left six national Idles lit new recalls some difficultv while going through the transition from player hands to umpire. “ When I starter! urn When the Ing splash was over, pirlng, there were times I'd forget these new champions were on the myself and anticipate the next throne: play You can get Into trouble Bruce Harlan, 2:t-year-old Junior doing that and I learned to lobe at Ohio State Wnlveislty, one met- things as they come, follow the ft and three meter springboard diving. Jimmy McLane, IH-yrar-old orep school student competing for New Haven, Coltll., swim club, 440yaid free style. Bob C.lhe, 2(1, Detroit Athletic Clirli, 220-ynrd free style. Keith Carter, 24, I’uriluo llniveratty, 22U-yord breast stroke. Hu nosed out O lym p ic chnutphm Joe Verdeur nf Philadelphia. New Haven swim clllh'a medley relay won the crown University of Michigan didn't defend. Other lilies stayed In the hand* oli Wally Ills, 25, University of Inwa senior and Olympic rhampluu, i<H)-vard ftee style. Allen Htack, 21. New Haven, )6(l-yard backstroke. Joe Vetduer, 28, repreeentlng Brighton Hotel Hwlm Club i>r Atlantic City, MW-yard Individual medley, NBA SeekH Protector For Boxer’s lleudH TMOBM P iTXM tPB *m> j u t r a o tr» up t o ru e P i A r t ru p THE lYALK- BOB b /4 'OYPYP A IL THE P/PATB MUP i CHS, ayp , i o r a -ig c t u t ) e H J o ttP A YUPiiiAP MAHmy OYffA B/M- MB BEAT ;/til PCACT CAPP G A P M 0 M " e£ r,'°A VAUK WP'Pi OUi Y A P/HA1P P t ilU iA H * COUl.O Hi m - / BRADENTON, Apr. 4—UP) Manager Billy Houthworth of. tin* Boston Braves doesn't appear dis­ turbed because Ids Tribesmen have won only seven of their first 2d tri apefrult Li-ngtustarts. He pointed out Hint he has bail ample opportunity to study all the youngsters the Nutional League champions had In camp. Dr. Henry McLaulin O p tu m e lrlM IIS Magnolia Ave. stay leeUae U Um ul twtdsitar Is hesauH aistk-OrsusUl, lfc» ret utusUr WOOIBS ase tka m d irN M .lt m u ea a dasa. That x «by It EL I’AHO, Tex., Apr. 4—*/*»>— , As the world champion Cleveland | Indians start eastward today on i a 12-game jaunt with the New i Voi k (ilants, Pilrher lloh Keller still lots the Inside to hurl tin* opener fur the Tribe In HI. Louis two weeks from tomorrow. Malinger Lou llomln-iiu sold Saturday Keller’s failure to round i Into form was the hlg disappoint­ ment of the training season, lie said Keller would have to show i-unxidi-rahly more stuff to lie sure of tto- opening-day assignment. Ih e T H I N K I N G F E L L O W rid e * the Yellow PHONE 1444 24 H our Service TAMPA, Apr. 1—1/11 Ray Lamnntiu, first-string ciitrhef for the Cincinnati Reds fur the Inst two years, was optioned yesterday to Syracuse of the (uteruatlunat League. Lnmannn said If he could not stick In the Majors he wauled to he sold or optioned to u Pacific Coast League team. He lives In Oakland, Cnllf. AUTO PAINT JOB Kennel Club Entries T itv im iT ’N ■k i .h i t i i i v * •Is IM M IIl't H l'M I Kir *1 —Kina Uiil.ls. Time the lre|is, Hiirt-il Jrrp Heciiuf Hat t>. * nils, tint Km Tlilnl Tss Tar . rtlrly Mae, Con Vince Koorlli only Yum- illnasriiMait Klii. I.ltisriy lliiiiml Klftll —Willis Clay. IVgalr lllpple. tllsky Itoo. Hlath—Jimmy .Miinn .. Mr ll,.-iussi Hlr lairry K Hevsnlh —Ml Wally, I soihmhihI liny, Hon I ihsI t:iaM—Tufty mu, K I oiIm. Jllm. rock lira at. Nllllli lloNeyiimre. Ilmrala Trrli. Twin Hills. Tenth—IsiNH I.nra. Kunnnh. Cayer lip T O X Iillirs K X T IIIN I KIIINT It A S T — K m u rlt* I Kina tlnlil*. 1 Tan Klnrn 1 Nmlurn A. 4 Hwllt Tims, i Mused Jrrji. S Hark Master. T lam I Sell. ■ Tim* Til* J*«ps. sKttt.sm r a i ' k —n /ia ante I Dtde, X Hlurity Bull*. 1 Mat. I* . Tlny Jeep, S Two tt Tomola, 4 till Kox. 7 I'latrr lllrl, S Cnriitlmi .Mooli U tlH I) H M 'K - a /l t Mile I Mky HHlPpsr. X Tss Tan, 3 llsfl Jioty, I It's Bill, > I'diivines. * l-'llrtv Has, T Iteildy t’aksit. X Clint and I’ liew . Kill IIT II It AIK.— Ka tartly I Lucky llsvsrs. X l.ltirrty lloiiml, 1 tlloarrlirrail Khl • nor Itiptillrt’laean Toes, * Jintran l.ee, 7 Chill Tonic, a imty Yuurs e iK rtl HAt'H—A/ia Mile I I'eaale lllppl*. X Two II Kprever. I Tuff Mniff. I Hull's Bean, f, Hmnrt liny. * Kuril ljue*n. 7 tllsky Boll, a Willie Clay. . IIY Tltl» HMITH NEW YORK, Apr. ^ -(/tl-B a a e hall U rnorw ill411 a «oiit». It U oven more than a ln*tlUtlun. It I* a ritual, lllnndt a r*nglou. , , Nut ainca (he Black Hoi scandal in 1810-20 haa ahythlng aerlotll happened |o disturb tha aarena and sacred flpw *>f thla IntaiiMilir American aport. peered at the training tnhlu In u rltiy ' JDorlilo hottil In luftirinul attlyii end coat. Tin* next tiling apyrnia know’Danny was down in Mexico playing in the Paaqualn brothers' league, which wax con­ sidered outlaw from tin1 U. H. viewpoint, Togftiit'r with sonic really hlg shots such as Max Lanier and ■JeM l Ofen, who "Jumpoti" to Mexlcb, airdella waa bannwi from organised l>asebal| for flv« years by Commiaaloner A, B. Chandler, After tha decision of the Court of Appeali, Lanier and * **r‘ tin sued organised baseball for I2.WW.000 charging th it they, too. had beeri deprived of p mean* or livetlhbod. But Oardalla started it But now thera la confusion. The playtra are going through their parts, but they whlipar ta « r h othar, "w h it Uoaa tne Uardeild taae meant la there more money in it for m e t" * And tha rluh owner* *ey privat­ ely, "what if the court* upaat the reserve clauaet How can we stay ... in T" r abusiness > jLti ■ ' m. IA —It v . : tf tumult started whan two «ea of the United Btatee U of Appeals for the Hecond ri«t ruled that Danny Garde! Ia i go ahead with hit auit for .000 datnagtt against organl- league becom e I courtroom Immhrtnl, 30fl W. 2nd HI. Appointmenta Neceasary WHISKEY WINE RUM - - NICKS PACKAGE STORK 410 9 a n M ■!■«« MAXk-A/ia Mile Avenue G r e y h o u n d | R a c in g I nudity noTl. I (tor Betsy. I Journey's Kmi, 4 Winn lllrl, t >ly Bequeal, * Klal Hash, 7 Jimmie SportH In Brief mowing you art Uc*4 Impaired' ° rsdutUr I imalexleA may become 1 lout: dark rlnaa may apt uraytf. you m ayfeell lyhouAd Gut to Ml II la frightened heeguae Miami - Count-A Bit took Gulfstream's rails and sisleanth pfl.000 Fountain of Youth Handicap In 1x44 1/8. „ BAHKRTBAI.L . Naw York- T h e Eastern Colgain tha following year. This lege A jj-Htar. defoatetl tha Wesly, It permits him t f W A l l Stars, 66-84, In tha H tr- id«d without hla Reel’H Paint Shop By AHHOCIATK.lt I'RP.HH |aw Bll^ jhJ concerned (lartl*llaii ie e that the case hears. Irony In the fait that a rho naver achieved b it isrdont la threatening to •l it to tniwer that latt t|U*a- jM f hi* rretiviitiala to Dean Achaaoa, U. 8. Hecratary of 1, BJarnl IV’iiadlktsiiin (left) and the farmer have an Informal talk aahlnglun. They dinuueR the possible participation of Iceland in Voi In At Until- ilefiinf part. (fnlrrmillunal A'oundpholo) You furnish the malarial Ant] paint it yourself sc Dm Cnmpluta Professional Paint Hhop DIB.I \ BP MID. of Lrrshurg, Kla., lends adilllhmal licatily lu I hr I,a tic, !iv which Is awarded annually fur the largest s.j.i-im t> ;i c ii.-.i it in liie Annual Wslrmiclun Conlrsl. The Tiup.iV i. *. i.i.l at i<irr 81000 and it the only one ul Its kind fcnm.ii to < {..., was presented lo the Festival by Mr. and Mis. U II. K ii . . ; > nt Lrrvhurg. This year the Annual Watermelon Frsllval util ln< held >n May 33th In Mesliurg and promises la hr one o’ Ihr Luacsl festivals yet held. I Confusion Reigns As Baseball Facet Fight To Survive Suit , Phone SIS CYPRESS DARDENS, Ela.-Burl l.rarh of Han Diego. California, K b * last year won the slalom rvrnt In the Dixie Watrr Ski Tourna­ ment la rrlurnlng this year lo drfriul hla championship against such ■tar* from Florida as Dick Pope, Jr., National Title Holder; (llenn Kirkpatrick of llaytona Beach, Eastern Champion! Hob and Chuck Hllghi of Holland, .Michigan, former National Champions and many other champs In a wide open field In tha Dixie Water Ski Champion­ ship to be held here April 7, 8 and 9. HARAHOTA, Apr. 4 —(/l*)—The Boston Red Rockers’ pitching staff now Is minus Maurice McDermott, Willard Nixon and Dick Palm. They have been ordered to Join the Louisville American Associa­ tion lurm team In Bradenton. t-IDNITHY A MAJOR HAOUIR when tl cornel to running a farm, aitrac* Itva Margaiel McIntosh takei Bin# out frnin soma of tier more arduous clmrca to rains on tier Nar-Nar Quon, Australia, stud (arm with (our of her "pnls*' The tlirra Collie pups and tha kitten In tha bucket lake It *» •nalter-of-fart, Ilia uumernna Oral prlrea which their ynuug mlshesa kea won at many agricultural and country show*. (International) W A HIIIN G TO N. Apr. 4 - ( 4 1 - u H l.A N IlO , Apr. 4—1/1*1 -The fans may he in for a hatting orgy when the Philadelphia Athletics uml the Washington Senators open the American League season at tlie nation's Capital Apr. 18. In an exhibition game here yeslerduv the two teams pounded out :m base hits, Including three dou­ ble- and two homers. The A ’s won [1-7. Washington registered 17 hits a ml the A ’s III. 1 There were 25 home runs hit with (lie bases filled in the Amer­ ican League In 1848, an incraaae of 10 over the previous season. ORLANDO, Apr. 4—l/P)—-ManHgei Joe K uliel urdered the Wash* Ing 1mi Henalors to lake tilings easy during their filial Week In camp in In iiujivs hopes n of clearing up his I rii!ii|* A O f * >0 CO c o u iib L A N D Apr. 4— {Sees Special alx-weeki and thriw-weeks courses will be offered thfa sum* mer by Stetson University, ac­ cording to the summer quarter bulletin Just Issued. Though the summer term Is fur nine weeks, June 20 to Aug. 10, a flexible program has been arranged and short couraaa of. • fered for the convenience of pub* I tic school teachers attending i county workshops. I The six-weeks courses will beI gin July 0. The three-weeks , courses will start June 20, July I I , and Aug. I. A student wiU devote Ids e n lir* time to one I course for the thrce-weeka period and will let uhle to secur on mpI Jor credit In three weeks. Handed Walking Papers By Yanks so* Chatlrs Fury and Charles Coleman, two oultielden won handed their releases yesterday by Manager Mai Gruber of the Sanford Giants, he announced this morning "We are cutting our roster down to the bottom, so that we will be able to see just where we stand,” Gruber declared this morning. ^ j im r r o if itmal Hkl Aaioclatlon men's innt Downhill Hlalom. Katy lutlolph of Hun Vailay, wan the fiitn an nuan I batting avan member of Preacher Ros, Brooklyn Dedi ft-handad hurler, scent tha c ' mnM^jSlm*Mnij?***" ■ ow to o n R i u i r 2- Itontymore a486- Juat A Watt Georgia Tech Itulie’s Reward Kinds Kute 7- Cory’s Blits 8- Twin Hills Pit* Ionite MM �■ 3 !5 a n *u _ G O O D JOBS NOW OPEN WITH Florida Fashions Statistics Clerks TYPIST AGES 25 TO 40 AGED it) TO » WHITE GIRLS Apply to Mrs. Stuck, Air Base HA It A J O H K P H IN K C O M P L A IN A N T . O B N K 'r ilA N C I H *uli ill uf HA H h u V e nvt fo rth W IT N E S S th e tu ilii! o f t l . r l i n k and th e seal o f t h * f*lr» alt <*oult n f H e m ln o lv t* u u tity . E L u t d t . t u u l l t h d a y o f M a rc h I M t it P. I l f c l l NI IlH I N A * C le rk o f m nald f?lrciitt Court Hy. O. L Hunt I. 3 H IM I • .4 ■M ila « Hi m IlM ta im h i !• • h i Ha e a r Se e a r lla* IlH t la a llaa > M lr I* la T h * la aev lle* la sev lloa laaa rlloa la aa tlla a H a irs n i a w a ra a la i s * lla a . O s a k la ra tu »*» M a ch l a » • * * • - I PHONE 148 • TVsai Ada <rtll ha a a a o ta A • v a t tb a la la a h a a a «■*<■• raattaas t k a i K I I > • « * mmmt U UalaS l a I ha l< lt» h o a a hash, l a m a r t l a i thta a i M a a a l a lla a th a a O v e r tls ti la » i H » t i l •a t a r a t a a a t l r . I> • < ( • ' < • ' , aa la i » l n lh a heal aaaalhla I a r r i l r a . a il W a a l A 4a ra u a l ha i la a a r a t l l f « a a lh a A ar h a la ra ■ • a b lla a r t a a . V is a * * a a a n aa la iH a A la ta lr I I a a arra a a c r a l a la j a a r *■• A i r a a a a l Aa r ta a a a a lh it »“ < a a i a lh a a a a a la a a n a a i laa aa- THE HANFORD HERALD d-» __ ... f . __* A f. I label. 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Slop m nl m m I'...... llll • ItlliK, kli'Mii'IIK si v\M*ll||( | F O R R E N T FIRESTONE A look Die,,, nv.i | .......... t Innl t«*ai9 11 ^Ettfll H is t St. I e <pei leine in Ih uuiude < m inty.1 STORE room and furnished apart- 2 STORY apartment house, life i'lT T H B U R l, PA IN TS t omplele J | M I "' e M ,i x inent. 208 N. Park Ave. PJidn# time i oof, double garage, atc lie n t cunditiou, $0300 00 caih hM 1270-J. h IK Ulam A Pamf d V '' K ' K Hlhm Phone 120. . H ,„ w >i|(, ,.|,11||#i or $4200.00 rash A assume mort­ 112-114 W. 2nd. St. FOR R EN T or Sale, 3 room home, gage uf $2100.00. Oil M y iil* enclosed porch, completely fu r­ New Army Rmidlebags oof, _ - w __ ____ j Ave. Phona 731-M. nished or unfurniahed. Ht. 17 New Army Work Shoes 106 C n l.l. 617 for lU ilt-ry, Deneralor M lt'K K N M IIII.S K next tu Ralnlxiw Tuurlit Lodge, L IM IT E D number of large luta Double Deck Hunk Beds 3.60 e*. MshI Starter service. Swain’* 4 mile* ,i*f now avallabla on luike Harney A H M Y -N A V Y HDRI'I.UH ; itnttery Service, HOI W. F liet. 105.N. i'almalto • r Ht where the fish urv biting. Deau- . . . B ROOM furnlahed apartment, liv­ tlful Hoai’li. Cunlnct owner nil ing room, bedroom A hath, Imt south shorn of hike or see youi LARUE Ice refrigerator; kitchen J DR LAN lilt Morning Sentinel. Ur- I water. 016 Pork Ave. Phone caldnet; dining room tulde; •undo Evening Star. Cull Italpl. ’ broker. Itnv IH tr .J three burner gn* stove with 1A8-K. A. A. JANE oven; iron cot with pad. •'•ill Rest Haven on Laka Harney Esprit H ull,, |(e|,Nlihig • DESIRARI.K furnlahed apartment Palmclto Ave. I ' l n l l i v e r s , 311 |{. 2n d M l. ( for couple, no pet;-. Ainu 6 room FARM IIA K U A IN — 10 acres, i i : — .... dwelling on Crystal Lake. Call tiled and iu cultivation, 2 good1 WA I t II SALE I I t Illll • tN D IN U nod finishing HOB. face 1 wells, tile in In good shape, face* A", * “ *" Id xvnli-l, for ii n r\*; xxilli Illuih'IU >I >11■•-1,1, 'Ml E l.tilN tlrnugc Roulevurd, $2,260,110 ! * , , , , , ,, veins ,- x| h-i ic h r,•, W m l, gum I FOUR"" ROOM modern apt. 600 PARKER S PEC IA L 40 acre farm. 30 U ltC E N antccd I. F. ixlcvens, III '•). Park Ava. n e t,-* Died and in cultivation, 4j LARUE Al.l.tltV \N t h UN \ O ll|* H ttx I i t A. S n u fo id C a ll V lii it I house, fence,I. abundance " L D W A IL II reguidleta of coni,lie , 7 uu | ‘ M in In -fin ,* 7 uu room ..... ................ ........... .... Halmettu Ava. of writer, a real pick up at $13,slltion A M 2 BEDROOM furnished apt. Ap­ 600.00 -flirod FARM on V'esl i Sanford Jewelry X Luggage to . EI.Et T itle or ply 700 W. 3rd. St. First Street, IH ucres, rnildurn >1)0 nanford Ave. I’hone 1318 j ACETYLENE I house, fertiliser und im|ilemcnt USED electiic refrigerator. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished garage | W K I.D IN U Inn i i in good condition. Will H IM . HARDW ARE CO. apartment with gas stove A | Ssnford Mnl,,, X E,|pl. to I sell with or without house.— heater, adults only. 2300 Mel20H W. 1st Street 20 ACRE farm, 10 acres In cel­ Man's riding outfit, whip cold! lonvllle. ery and 10 iu cnldiuge, celery knee breeches, dress Ixiots, | H,,. Jimmie Cowan’s SI.... I Melnl i Just cut and land ready fur spurs und Sum Drown belt Works for new radiators uml apartment, SM ALL all electric next crop, $11,600.00.-10 ACRE Phuue 667-W. I i„-w cores. Itndiutor rcpnlriiig I month. 300 close In, $60.00 - ----- ------------------* u>. , , ,uni ................ 1 FARM with good house un W, lake «,ff install. Park. j For Sale at Fiiestoiic. Used 4lilt - I _ paved highway, $8,600.00. I.mi nl motors Kuillos - Food SEE US FOR . EDROOM downstairs unfurnFRED W. RENDER, Heallor Ererxer • Portalile Washer • HiM IM h fiU K A IT I P R IN TIN O ished or partly furnished apart­ Phone 10.10 ist cycle*, FIRESTONE, II AND T Y P IN U ment. Phone 207-XM. SMALL frame llouie completely St. I IIE D IT tll'K E A l! OF garage FURNISHED 4 room fiirnishivi. Immediate possess­ N AN FO R0 Niarg,electric range, IN N Park apartment. Adults only. No ion. Ideal for couple. Location USED Phone IftO cheap. Tal. I4U7-W. p«ti. 224 W. llitli. Streat. Phony 1413 Oak Ave. I’rice $6800.00. , ~~~ , , | If ym, waul <p,nitty In P A IN T IN G 271. Terms, if desired. Exclusive list­ Hairy Indigo bar. pmveil to he uu| ,y. h i i DY WORK I have lw,, of ing. excellent leg mm c..v,-r crop, and I u„. i„.«, ,„WII Kallmalwa RENTAL8. Fine hum* in Hanford, HOHERT A. W IL L IA M S , Itrsltur t., build up soli iiuulit j fi,.,.. work guaranleeil Th* Itcsl furnished, $06.00. Thra* roam " ” nro'V £ r uJd0„ u r AMocl.le furnlahed cottages In U kn Ibis ut .36 cents per lb, In la rg -1 mulciluU unci. Jluy Ri-ul's Puinl Mary. Electric kitchen. Speelsl I p* on* AtlgntW Bank Hlrlg. c, i|iianlltlcs, ask for delivered , * t|.„jy .shop, am) W. 2nd. HI. prices. , 4 r i | « for summer. FOR HALE BY OWNKR-house, A. M. PNP.VATT M U TTO N IIO I.K 8-C ustom Made RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor good neighborhood, walking dis­ Seville, Fla. Uutlima, Delta, llucklca. (,'eimral ________ Phone 9M . ■ tance from town. 1809 Magno­ Phuue 210$, ETTA K K IT u ltc iu liu n a . M ix. L illia n Vick­ lia. 8 ROOM apartment, electrla kitery's A v i'u iiiiiio d a liu n .Shop, ||is 0 ARHCI.E8 RANTKII chan, adulta only. 208 Laurel BY OWNER—nsw 8 bedroom con­ E. 2nd. Street. Ave. Phona 145-M. crete block housa, new 2 bed­ room concrete block house, lliyliest cash pile* paid for used DENSON A YOUNG. Call Ihcm SMALL hXirnisbed Apartment, «bonl your painlluu problems screened porch and carport. furniture.' Ted Davis Furniture 118 Oak Avenue. Enlimatea chcci fully g i v a u Both at city’s edge. Phone 201-J. Go. all B. 1st. Ph. 968. - ROOM V E R Y REASONABLE, for Urn aum*URN!BHED mar. Light Housa keeping If i i: \ \ ir n property and acreage, ira your $0.06 llrn iu e m clul s m o k o $2 06 Un I E. A. Strout Realty Agency I Used 4 b u rn e r t ill Stove f.'liOO Orie R. Mathleux, Atioclate 1 used T w in sire m aple tu-d w iih E S T A It l IS lH - ji S I'i i E S S E S 1307 E. Second Street at phone ro ll spring and fe ll m alpiuxe y,,,i , un ini,kx money ill 1304-J. tre is $20 0b pupi*i.| li Lei us -In.xx yun hnW Iu e-tuldl-b yulil sell Hi a highly 7un»d I n d u s t r i a l TrackagV I e iig litly used baby lied sod lout tress $ 1 0 0b pi u||l aide Im'lliess xxith e xer> SW corner of Fulton and Maple. $0 ob siiuill ill vest niilit. A.ituiiiallr I Loti 1, 2 and E H of loti S and 1 used Morris chair 2 $69 06 Platform rockeis. tapes­ xendillg ms. hilles ir.|.i||e no 8 and W H of Lot tt, Block 1, try coveted, slightly iiiieii.Piui U iite It., i p, r/u Tier 8, Sanfoni. $1060. caih or soiled »30 06j llei aid. ternu. Owner LEO ROSEN, P. Riiuiii I O. Box 814, Miami Beech, Flor­ 1 $180.60 2 Pc. Living fli'JMfi Mu),** fj$ |»«*$ In.hi 4f 1$••111** 11i**f aI Suite ida. f I .f I»4l , It/Ilif* Htiha Mlsjr*. I1|» II/ f , Mil1 used Sofa Brd fin tPl I suit! ,Illll IV II | | $r*» |l# ADORABLE little bungalow, Juit 2 Lamp Tables. Walnut Illll k lls t u v | I s . ’Ill \\ 9*f I ished to 0b right fur 2, at a price on* could M u m In* l i * . l.ii* 1 4 ,' pay, cash, terms or trade Plume Radio Tallies. Walnut Finish $3'«• f 'illll M| Illll | 0 End Tuldex, Walnut tliii*h ft i 1383-WS. Shop Worn Dos Springs llOOi. 'K ltillT tieuutlful lots for home 12 .SIM i lA ia JiKMV U K.H MATHER'S - I sight, ill cultlvutloli »li Oinuge IHIlM.r. V IA M o l I || Ave. Price $1,000.00, IIP ! down, Fur Sale Used Tires, Ten 'iim »' »• \ ii I'm , \ n i i ,. i :h \ i i v. 16 • Twenty Vuu x If, tliutv baliince iu monthly payments. I'liuiir K ill I 00(1 x 10, from $1 UU up Plenty I0<J I'alm rllii ,\ %r. Phone 788-J. LOCK ARDOR —6 latge rooms, guest house, 2 batlu, several lots, priced at $7326 00, iinanced. Phone 1006. 4 ' ,'Y ' > * r te s v c r s k 3 Far Rmlt . / / / , #yt' Try HERALD W»nt Ads . . - TKAOl it* ' TO . . - ! « ■ 9 _u m u L a U lO T Z H t f l V M I V ^ O A b C A lb ^ POMP (K w . . . W hat tu do f(« vu m an 'r o ld n t p rcblrm , ^ m • II « H I A ll u llt a t M S a a fa v * ■ • r a i d , ... l i v f n r e ' A p r i l IS III. 1 9 0 . r t n r * tie* ' fu iu tio i.a i a io n iiil) p ain* M any a | i r ) and •Om an In * found th f a t n a t r In C A R * e re * p ro i*o n fr* m t w i l l t»*» **ui*r*Ml U U IB 2 -«« v lit lp You M *. C A IU 1 U I may n ic rlr ia t y m i T h e « u lt I n t * r I i l hy till* « < iiiiii|itliii« iil ii r a 111 ■t v im fu r m a la th in s* lot* t a a it r tor >uu In e ith er • ittv o r o * Tl»e na m e o f il» r t \ * m t at l * o %a>a i l l it iir tr d 3 d ay* before Ih * t i t l e a m i n u m h e r «»f th e »A»e * your tuna mul token a* directed on th# Iff ' VVHAI IA Nhwr mi |lrii ny i to. H U M S th« mihivw naintil I>tinn<li«ut t«i ill* | h i:a ff i4 IIPl’ K. In his c o rro HOOKIES.. 2 A L l N, UKKKNKANT ItO T tft: T o .tfP K tlt T O < IK N K F H A N O IH U U C K < r h « tt .n|ip*Rr*iii« _. v (■artel, water uml ••keel-settled" snakes do not lay eggs. BUCK. rfRlilfiic* Is unknown NOTIOK IH HKIIKUT i t t v p h a y W HAT JA ANOTHCH n il fun It U IN AND K IR HKMlNnl.K COt) NTT. IN l*HAN«'Kltr No fiu ___ mi iit __ I The peacock It held In great] O Z A H K I K E r i O - ' v C ______reverence hy the lllndut in In- $-A?W8 i z PAGE FIVE T O SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A & n k t; m u f iir n 14 I.O S T A .-.S' T POUND F R I M B O H H kfh fF dinners FOR BALE— Gentle young mllcfi I.D.VI I Adams Udica watch. IH ruxv, $86.00. Mrs. Carl Bradbury, K. while gold care wllh 8 diaiuevarynlghl, $1.00. H O M E R 'lij I. At FellowaUp Front dtiirsd. Ubl Orlando Road near Eben-' onils. Finder telurn lo Dr. Annas.. Boa 10 Sanford Herald. f iiXRDO PREPS)' Complete jlne m r church. | llvniy k lcU u llii, Jr.- Kewaid. Hunt's Tuxedo Food Btoro, QARAQE apartment, adulta only, -i-----------------------------------:-----------vacancy April 9th. Apply 1714 LUNCHEON and short orders Park Ava. served every day n i Lanuy’o Drug Btoro. 76c up. > 1 Rm I b u t * For 8$Uo • BBEAKFAFt — served «rery day a$ Lanay a Drug Store, I be upx L ES TA TE '— INSURANCE IOFBRTY MANAGEMENT Mill's Swap Shop— Wa buy. sell or trad* moat anything. JM RAYMOND M. RALL, RealUr ford Ava. Phono IRUf. -a t 4 Florida B HOT LUNCHhn ovary day from M A Y F A IR ' ‘ /. Uiaa «a fliM a l HOMER'S. R a a fo r d ’a fin e s t s u b d lris lo n -L o ta B. 4, 7 and 1. block 8. Mayfair. 1*94G HOUSE Trailer,' p**rUaa, Enel lot 64 s 188.1*. $600, each $800. Hanford Trailer Parkcash or ternu. Owner LEO ROBIN, P. O, Boa 414, Miami TERM INAL GRILL, B .Beach, Florida. open N hours dally, orders,. M ttdw khM r < building Iota, Young citrus shade on pavod street ith sewer. 1 block from Park flSOO 00 to • 1 1400.00 P h S d T O d a l 1111 Saaford | AVa, ________ - - ' . ' ’S tfJ l.ilF *00” ' 8 HELP WANTKD I ft A IIT U S K O H M A I.K R ELIA B LE colored woman lo| SA I.K -C hovrolat engine and a v ia l with houaewurk and Iron*1 ‘J101***1 >»» •ncolltlij cundltioii. Ing. 1101 Oak Ave. «««* "I'PMrunce, $300.04». Geo. — ----------0 . Swart*, Phone 770-M. EXPERIENCED maid. Good pay.. 1930 PACKARD Six, good condi­ Phone NO. W ORE W ANTKD tion, bargain $496(8). Hall, Phone UOtt-W, J. W. A N O ira w f- - a a v a fo M o e w o vy, I | M/tvOC / c x r A LO I c'AirrnU.? , a 1 >, vx -, r H A M ruM iw11Vuu Atm row. ii i nr-uur-K-' ‘ Jr . .u f^ - ;oflW 0H *-7D D 9.-'< TRACTOR WORK by tka hour o r. karrowmg, mow­ job. Ploughing, oarruxein*, mow-, thing, bar* Ing A dirt moving ing.. Wo speciallao i > In ooadltloolafi building l< loU k garden pjota, PI 157-J. j r . c r , t-'IM I t / V l ' i o >•••« - l l C lltO l X.I..U. I D> am * ru |IIH L ^ 7 ,A,lC ' * * LOWER PRIORS, Expert wnlah repairing, 0 . C. FhII own, Homs Shop, 1700 Bnnford Ava. Pima*) U48-J. Builder or L• AA " ' I . * / |. . ( . , • I c, , ,• • V It,,, ,i / , , . •• ) . • L r-.ii, uovl - •"•'. ... , ,(,.xvr • «■ J . , ¥£ 7 daab l, ijC. \ i ;,t ju s a n is . *Ma|r-‘ -' • esrUOX'L f V'; ' ■ . �MONDAY, APRIL 4, 194t U. of F. Gets Cancer Market Report Kenearch Grant* (C«nllna«l Frew Pate Onai about 300 mll«a an hour. Part* j of (ha plana were scattered a* 1far as 200 yards away. Hardly , a piece remained that a man could not plelc up and carry away. Thera wa* no fire aa everything In­ flammable had heen consumed in I the Initial eiplotlon." Mr. MeAleaander than pointed j "*it th# hack door of hla electrical «hop to a remnant of the mar wheel fuselage of the plane which he had brought back with him. It waa twitted and bant. Mr. MeAleaander and Mr. Cockman were deputlred hy the High­ way Patrol to remain on duty at the erene of the accident until I I P M. when Col, Flatter and four other officer* of the Marine* ar­ rived fmm Miami after landing at the r>eland Airport. An amliiilanre waa on the trene from I Iteland, at an earlier time having | le-ni railed at a time when It wa* not known whether or not there were survivors The two local men ware directed to return to the scene Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock. Abou‘ OAINEHVILLE, Apr. 4 -IH p*elall—-Two new grants totalling 338.660 have been made for uee by the cancer research project at the University of Florida, President J. Mlltls Miller announced todry. fitvrn In sum* of 126,000 nnd 112.660 each, the grant* were made by the National Advisory Cancer Council of National Cancer Institute, Hethmula, Md. Grant* for the project »o fat total |M6,6fiO The research project «t the University of Florida will open around July I, 1949, and will I * headed by Mr. Francis E. Buy, awl a Id mail research team Proviso* fund* *mountltig to 160,000 were granted the Univer­ sity early In February by the flamou Bunyon Cancer Fund thmugli the effort* of Column.*t Walter Wlnch*ll. Fund* of smaller amount* have ronte al*o 'm in th* U 3. Navy, th*- U. H Public Health Service, and the Committee on growth CITHUH REPORT W IN TER H A V E N , Apr 4 - i/T i — Th* fltate Cltru* Inspection Bu­ reau 10-00 A M. report today in boxes: Grapefruit Orange* Tangerine* Rail 6 IJt27 73,036 6,387 Truck 20,722 79,828 M 63 Total 78,639 162AM 7,740 ■AI1INO Hit U N O li lo wsru phnlogrsphers against taking pictures. Police Chief Edward Farrell, Atherton Calif., It *ho-*o Oefi) with Kennll Owen rrarler, .16. a* th* latter ls led away In tears frllrrwina hla arrest In connection wllb the ihootlng of three. Aceorillng lo the police, Frasier Is reported to have shot »nd killed Mr* Mary fl Thompson, Ml, and »ev#r*ly wounded her twin daughter* after belnr rejected hy on* of the girls At right, her arm and head bandaged, Shari* Thompson rests In th* Palo Alio Hospital following th* tragedy lf*r twin *l«t*r, Moris, 1* reported to ha in a rrlllral condition. f International .Toundphofo) Vegetable Market JA C K H O H V II.h K . Apr »— I A I . — I h s K eda ral-H lala M a rk * * M s r v P * e a r l y M»w V or N riis ik " o n M o t Ida I r u l t * a n d v e g a l a l d e a , (O f Ififg 4 li('f» ffl|il* 1* > I ' IIn ap b e a n * V . P l e n t i f u l . I t " 1&« f»w I I I . poorer inn-IMO. Ho’i o H f.lla tsw l"» H trln g le a * IH *' 8 V a lts lln s a I l o n a , few h i g h a« ISO-440. ra w 1)4, p o o r e r ••«». W « . ISO, po o re r U o l " 1'. F l o r i d a l l * » * ’ f e w 440. p o o r e r IfiO -llO h i ms beane last ton 4oo, l e w 4’.” p o o re r 140-140 C o rn » Ir e b ound cra tee fe llo w I d o * 110-440. p o o r e r l o w es i<>” 1-4 w d o * e ii |40 t o o 4 4i -J o ** " Inils OO, p o o r e r | o o . | 4 o , aaclce . ao aan 100114 m ra w lie rrte a l<*» p l l ’ l I I 14. »* w b l a h a * *« p o o r * . I 1 | , I I ( ' a b b a f a I S t'U b o a # * H o m e - ’ O J io un d i r p e l i b - 100. I t * r t i y p » 1 1» 110 , Havny i r p e f e w 1 1 " * " ’ i l l ( l o w e r p o o r e r a * * * IJa an d l e r a * ' I d o . |40 ce le ry cabbage i/4 lea fioaee m I it-. IS l»i» l. ’ •••*» , r r a l e a »nn, e a s te r n ’ r a l e s 111 If-" C u c u m b e r s liu t l u . l & O , pour l o • l a i r . p i a l l t y m o ton. l a r g e * 1 *» n o to o l ’ l ’ kle e l o n . i o o K g a p l a n t lm H d - l o o . l e w 114 l e w I l f , po ore r o n a titr I I I loo, y .aca ro la bu ion f | 0, p o o l e r low ah 40 I I* i " ’ j cartone I ’ e r a la n e l l - l l * I f * Jd. I . Celery I* In ch o r a l * * H o ld e n h * 4 i ! I -toy *oo »>4 114 d o * m • i n , I d o i s n 111 I I I . t e w ars **». d o t *>■ 140 S 10. t a w (Od. 4 d o **>• S ' T e i i p a r e bu I ' a l l l W u n d e r * f e w be st l l o , a r n e lle i s i t e I I P t i n . or d in a r* u u # l|ly w a a ly l i o loo. 0 t h « r llollnt.a e t y p e i i O l o o . ■»'* 4(1-140. etna l i s t e ll* l »0 too po o re r q u a l i t y e n m * w a a l y ll" llo P n ta ln e a Ion l b aacba Hebag u t s w i i b a d I ' d I e l r e A and 11M 1 m u a t l y lo o , (a w l o w aa l l o . 11 ■i f * SOU, c f ea rner * 110, 10 l b ■*• bh CM I a l l * A end I ’ H I l o o i n II I l f * I D O . I l l , l l l l a * T r i u m p h ! w ash * d CM I e l l * A l e w 111-100 H o u a th S bu h a m p e i * V e li» « K l t a l g M - H e H r 100.400, po o re r *40 C o e * * ) ) * l o o l l o >6 bu I l l - t i n . fe w Htatc Farmer.1! Market 111 ISRAILI R IF IIlIN tA T IV I Aubrey Than (left) ts congratulated by Sec­ retary General Trygve LI* (right) at Lake Success, N. Y , following e nine to one vote by the Security Council tn favor of Israel's admission to the United Nation*. President ol th* Security Council. Dr AJberto Alba res, of Cuba, looks on. Egypt seas th* one Coundl member voting •gainst admission of Israel. Graat Britain abstained (fniernalional) State Lcffinlature v4«tntf*»#« ►***•- tig#« (t*»i this should be added appropriate criminal penalties to he directed against those who hy connivance or neglect of duty have been re­ sponsible fm murder." Appearing for a Florida F K. PC. law, Coe declared nrgroe* "a te our fellow ritlien * and our brrthern. Fair emptoyment piaoticea are necessary to the secur­ ity of their lives aa they err to our*, s i i Justice like c h a rity begin* at humc." Both the an ti lynching and FEPC proposals are similar to plsu* urged for fed•e ra l adoption, the PirgtessIvrV , legislative pr>:;ram also would make permanent the te m p o ia ry State election law change which ut the party ir<J th* Htalo. ighta Party on the Florida bal­ lotThe Progreislve* commended Warren'* "Just and firm stand against tha Kn Kltia klan" and railed for continued action against lb* organisation. They urged a law which would requite *Ju- s ta le 1 and It* polltlral subdivision* to nay damage* to ritlrens “inlured by the wiongful art* of public servant*." Asking for l*p e a l of the stats’ I ACQUITTID Of MUIDIR CHAROII In connection with Ihe sleylng nf her husband In ( mis Angeles, Mrs. Betty Ferrari (leopard skin coat) li re*lrslned hy her brother, George Laday, Jr., (Ihlrd fmm right) end an un* Identified friend, as she scream* at her father-in-law, Vincent Ferrari. Her mnlher-ln-law pleads with Batty to calm down. At the acquitted woman's aide ia her father, George Ledny, 8r. (International Soundpfio(o) THE OLD HOME TOWN HEP? J O E N E W C O M P L A IN E D * A BO UT CAPS B E /A W S T O O IT T W IC E , IT T H A N T H E IR flll-litlltln U lll amendment, the I ’rogiesalve* said surb action would be "striking the manacle* from the hand* of or­ ganised labor." By STANLEY 5H E P A P K E O L O A IS E I? e li o p O LO A N V . M O D E L T !! 1 ) 1 ^ 1 f\ji CJ LU UJ m aliu Jl ' THATS ONBSUBE ' PO P CURE HAN® O V E R * / G b it s And Poultry JA O K R O N Y IL h *. Apr. I -n m j H ’O M i f J 5 W E B T h o m e | I | I 1 ‘ * la lla to rstallsrsr h / X t e k o n t - S TS A W L^S *. I-(A P ) rdfo :« k :t 1i"" ■" ,l""* Soviet Reported t o Have Attacked Iran t r .* ,% .e Ctna g y l S « H m i T . rC I X P — t ’Atb ygU ff o f S'ftmotiR Hollywood producer, locdonUd thing a few week a ago. The pro-' feUflT men coughed nertount& ^ W ta * .J o u r .k ta » S A FHottpwood' atarlet * uplit . . ed as president of the Rotary Club at the first meeting In July, I* manager of the Hanford Motor and Euiiiunient Co. Ita wai -horn iTi i/fniBr) v(HUi| on o n , a.ot iw u and educated at the University of Colorado whara he later served • • football ami basketball roach. Ha wn* commissioned aa a captain In the United Hlalca Army In 1942 and waa sent to England tha fol­ fully unionised and It luu no dis­ lowing year. In October, 1944, he pute with Its own employes, tt said tha peddlers to whom It sells lee are not Empire employes but are Independant businessmen. The (Conltnnea r i * n r * » nn*> said Ilia Atlantic Tact people* "do not glorify war hut they will not shrink from it If aggression la threatened." To him, he said, the treaty mean* "at last democracy la no |onger , m |e i of lloU U d un|t i , It hns Income a rnhealve organ'em determined to fulfill It* great PUrpoee.............................................. The name* of thoroughbred^ must he approved by tha Jockey Club, Ham Farrell, fall Into a Palermo, Italy, drydock while returning to nla ship from shore leave, Ha im the goremment. laIn tha picketing decision, Black 'or *•!<) that Missouri has decided to na «PI>ly ita law without exception t<* all persons who combine to re­ dd attain freedom of trade, u* 'Wo arc without constitution* e- al authority to modify or upaat - * Misaourt'a deUrminatfon that It e -ila In tha. public-interest to make If combination* of workers. suUoct .. .*9 law* desliived to Map thoohaniiw _ fighting lasted until tha Two Iranian# wars raportae killed and a "consMarabta num­ ber" wounded. Thera has bear official Information, but It li llevad Iran handed Rusal* i • tiff note of pro!sit, K New York'traoha thta m m for thg C. V , WWtmy wtabHakamt, . fl« * l Iti-lv lo have pssiarl. And the problems of agrlcul, tore roav "neeonip worse hefora I they become better," the House I Appropriation* Committee saldi j It made the comment In »P! provjug a bumper peacetime I 37<M,122,079 money bill for tha ' Agriculture Department. ( Tim hill, scheduled for hottis I debate etartlng tomorrow, would* finance the derailment for th ^ j 11 id year starting neat July I. Among other things, It pro. video 3267,(113,63l> for sold con­ servation payments, 376,000,009 for the school lunch program, j 360,9(13,600 for the Forest SerI vlre and for an Increase from •3760 to 32,601) III the maximum ainmiut of pHytmmla allowed Injdivldunls of soil conservation J practice*. There la also $360,000,(MH) in loan authorisation for th «| Iru ia i electrification, which I* no»B ' molded In the cash total. Mcntiwhlle an uncertain future for export* of American farm modurta la eeen hy an Agrlcultura lupnrtment foreign trade author­ ity. Director D A. Fltsgcrald of (lie offlre of Foreign Agrlcultur nl Itrlnllnn* told tile House Ap pioprlatiriMH Subcommittee that (he Mnrslmll Rian aid program may. In the end, force Europe to turn elsewhere for food and f i h j • r producta. The testimony o( Fitigaraid, who also Is acting food chief of Die Economlei Cooperation Ad­ ministration, was made public today. In other congressional develop­ ments: (’him*— a "walt-and-iee" Chin­ ese aid bill wa* before the House. All It does la say that Prtsldant Truman can let China have *4,(MM,Win that wa# authorlxad Congress last year buj nevar spent. It would not commit this country as to China's futur*. Housing—a Democratic Banator predicted that Mr. Truman’s MVcn-year program for the conitrutlnn of 1,060,000 public homing units faces a new cut in Congress. The Renata Banking Committee hat already approved a bill w hit­ tling Mr. Truman’a program to 810,000 unlta over ••six-year per­ iod. Jl When the bill comae up fat- Sen­ ate debate, perhaps next week, there will b* * to trim the figure to 600,000 unite In tix year*. Mr. Truman's leglelatlve pro­ gram is nearing a now-or-never teat ea Congress begin* ' Its fourth month, with showdowns approaching on half a doian ma­ jor Issues, TEH R AN , Iran, Apr. 4 - (/P iAx reliable military informant said today a Russian regiment attacked an Iranian army post In northemtern A s m h n l Jan n f e w days ago company reported the picketing and an "Important battle'1 waa reused Ita bualnaaa to drop 86 nor cant and endangered perishfought. foodatuffs. Hnvlel troops, supported by tank" and armored r a n , crosaad * i1lM r»fm aTS*ltunnad Ntanaa' tth U w T iw m 'h fo rfe • m m m i\ then the producer said qnlatty, hJoa? plaaaa * do I me a favor. Whan you talk to me heroine* heap quiet" • • a, Pact Signed Rotary Club Suprema Court J "\ A U T O M O B IL H o n quality and eonsumed satisfaction against these who seeek tn take an unfair advantage by ahlpptug «f Immature, unpalatable eitrus pro­ ducts Next year wa may not have a California and Texas freese and our poaltlun may revert to that of last season and early this sea­ son when growers were facing bankruptcy, ha declared. ^ P * M E I TH E LOAL3 — B U T A F T E R 1 IS N T P»A »tt ConifrcHH Roundup 6 a n tl-rlo s e d | | . 400. ra w 440, p o o r e r 14". X X '« u* e n l o o 400 po o re r J in , to d n * * n 11 4uo l o w t i n , p o o r e r l l o . X X '» l o Ion, I' a e ’ e l t y p e 1-1 d o * e n 114 I l l H k l M ihow Increasing roluma and no really noticeable decline In tb* rnrlier market* such m* Florida City. Manager C. 3. Phillip* of that market reporta tha quality of tomatoes I* still fairly good, with the past five day auction per­ iod totaling 62,321 bushels bring­ ing n g ro ti revenue to farmers <M 1164,804 06. The price averaged l.'J.b.t with the high at $6.00 The , Iman emp 1* about over with tha ci-eptfoo nf Pole heans which art , nelllng for 14.00, The low offerting* for squash Is renting It to be b ft In the fields. Price* on I squash ranged from 60c tr» 11.50 imr huahel. Manager Sandy Ander»on of th* : Sanford Market report* a good ' suply of cucumbers, bc*ns, sqsusim rabhage. rilcry, tomatoes, eggW I plant, lettuce, and aw ed ru n moving nut at steady to slightly .lover price* with cabbage *nd (celery considerably lower. Celery .sold at 12 10 to 32.26 and cabbage at 76c per 60 lb* bag. All veg*. rabies and fruit are of good qual­ ity and the market anticipate* • good supply during th* current week. The Htsrke Market continue! with good quality strawberrle*g and Manager Alvares advise* farmer* and buyers are highly pin**e.| with the Federal Inspection servlro now available at this mark­ et Herrle* have continued to In­ c r e a s e In price to the grower and an increase Iri acreage Is expected for the nest season. 2,434 crates of her tics passed over the platform during the period, March 24 through March 30, averaging $961- pet crate A Manager Frank K. Conner of (h f Warn hula Market reports very hot and dry weather Is affecting nop * to some rstent and farmer* at* tmiv Inlgatlng the fields W a itin g F o r i * the Banaja. With tha Administration trimto: on to tha | ota thorn mqy b« St Tim kf'Mietm Mu x h i Dnran i wait t 9 A I4 v n* AbvnrriuM �-rraxr • T* TOvaRf] Unity Thers Is Strength— ,» T® Preieet th® P « n of th* World; To Promote the Pragma of America i To Pradue* Prosperity tor Sanford. Sanford S T h ru W ^ H a n fo rd S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , • O ffic ia ls O f -----hanL— ITIrr T o ll M a y M any E ffin g A s s e rr R each 60; C h ild r e n D ie EFFINGHAM. III. Apr. 5—</P) — More then 50 pertoni. including al lent 11 new-born infants, were reported killed today in a fierce f t fire that deatioyrd St. Anthony"* hotpilal. Hotpital and fitelighling official* (aid the death toll may reach t>0 Al leatt 15 bodtea were removed The lire wa» dneovered ahortly before midnight in a laundry chute. Eyewitne*ie* *aid the b0 yeir old. three and one hall *lnry brieli itructure quickly became a f t treat mat* of flame*. "It burned io fait, it couldn't be fou|ht." laid one reicuer. Many pilienti leaped Irom wind­ ow*. Some died in their (laming room* a* nun* and lowmpeople tried to aave them. The bodie* ol 11 infanta, (till in their (lame-blackened metal etib* on the iccord floor, were the ^ first to be removed. • Uncounted bodie* were *trewn on upper (loot*. There were about 30 patient* on the thin! Ilonr. a nurte *aid, "and I don’t believe any ol them got out.’’ Effingham I* « community of 6,000 In South Cent rat (llinot*. 100 mile* northeast of St Lou1* and 200 mile* *outhea»t of Chic, ago, un the PenniylvanU an.l Illinois Central Railroad* ft Hundred* of the rlty'a reildent* ruehed to the eld of the loij or more patient* In the 125-bed hos­ pital. But they ware hampered by falling bricks artrl rubbl". and the danger of falling walla. Inalde. the Roman Catholic nuna who wart on duty braved the flamea to lead abme patient* to safety. Some nune died In the attempt, and othere periahed In their troom*, where they, were % i hospital I* opafated by the alaters of the Order of Bt Franci* The Hospital chaplain. Father Sandon, died In tha Dr*. H I* charred body was found In « room naxt to Hie hospital chapel Dr. Otorg* Wood, *t« ff phytl* elm , estimated the number of dead at 60 or 58. Lieut. Nelson Page of the Illinois state police said Ih# loll Is from 50 to (10 Chief J. H. Green of the Effing ham police said, '‘There’s ju«t tv wav of telling " Only some wall* stood early today. The Intense heat of th* smouldering ruin* and th# tangled debris elowed removal of th# bodies. Karl Alt, 88. who lives across th# street from th# hoepltal said flame* were ehootlng out of the hoepltal'* front entrance shortly attar the alarm wt/s sounded, lie and a neighbor helped 12 to 15 person* to safety. Max Beldenbom, 00. a mel" nurae, was badly burned In help­ ing 12 patient* to safety down an alevitor. He said tha sister who found the fir* In a laundry chute got him out of bed. "The whole place wee a whole hath of flame," he aald. Beidenhorn seld there were at le n t eight new-horn Infente In the nureery and "they Hied along with tha filter who etayeil with them." Two expectant mother* escaped from the dill very room. They gava birth In nearby homtt. They and lhair hablea wara reported In good condition. Tn* mother* are Mr*. Arnold (Continued On Page Two) Nash-Kelvinator Cuts Prices On Two Cara DETROIT, Apr. 0— f/P»—Th* downward movement in oar prices ntlnuee. continues. Effective Uet midnight, Nash Ketvlnstor Cdrp. announced a re duatlon of 120 to $190 on Its two serie* of car*. Tha announcement came on tha heel* of a similar cut by Ford. In tha four weak* previously Kalaar-Frater, Willy* • Overland cut General Motor* of metervolume, oata and produci m a m a for t® et®CItv C aijft 1 jta r avallablllt Increased pra In >tad POLICE SUSPENDED "NORFOLK, Va., Apr. 1M * V Thtrty Norfolk polkaaaa war# auapenalon today aa the ___ith of an Investigation of vicinity—meetly 3 r ■ J‘ U N O . 161. Associated Press Leased W ire T U E S D A Y . A P R IL . 5. 1949. Richard Crowe Legion Seeks *50 Are Killed Program For Miracle Soil Day Gov. At Municipal Airport Announced Arrested For Congress Okay As Fierce Fire Bank Robbery For Vets’ Aid Burns Hospital Dr Hugh H. Bennett, chirf of the U. S. Soil Cnmervalion Ser­ vice. i, ill ipeak at I I I "> o’clock, Thursday morning on die Miracle G.hI Cnniervalton Field Day program, wli'n the W5 acre farm of the f ellowshlp Biblical College will be liiiurfornied hv lumdiedi of men and faim mar lime* from waste land into productive field* *nd f a i ­ lure., Kxcrpl for to acre, of «rlt• ---------------r ii ■ ' rev : th r1land n nmniproer t Mini -In ml Vssocia'loii Li Iuhi ,| The pi "gram, flee lo nil, | i ex (Dggln*. managn of the Seminole peeled to attract over 35,900 peo­ County Cliambcr of I'omioerce end ple, and I* being made possible by .ramos Keith, president of the the U H. and State Sot) Conner (treater Orlando Chamber of vatlon agencies, 30 buslneu, civic Commerce, will give greetings as and Industrial agencies, fnrin ma­ sponsors, Henry 1. I,out tit, D D., chinery and fertlllter manufac­ Episcopal Bishop, w||| speak. turer* amt the Seminole and Introduction of the Soil Con­ Orange County Chamber.i of Com­ servation District Supervisor v will merce. During the day conserva­ take pla<r at noon, and a hand tion practices will Ire demonstrat­ concert hv the Air Force Band ed that would take a farmer will follow. years to accomplish It will be At 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, the first demonstration of it* Wind W. E Ellis, president of the In Florida. Commercial Hank and Trust Co, Dr fleiiTiett'* talk end other Ocala, and piesldent elect, the addresses on the program will Florida Hankers Association, will be made In tha speakers* itand speak on the ,uh|ect, “ Hankers wlilrh h*s been erected atop one T a le to Soil Conservation Farm­ of the former ammunition dumps in g ’’ at the east end of the alrpoid The Rev. R Alton Bradley, At 1I:0I> o’clock, Robert E president of Aldrtagaln DnlverWltherell. district conservationist. aity. will deliver a talk expressing 1). S. Soil Conservation Service, appreciation for what is being Orlando, will give a description of done on the project for the agri­ the operations. cultural part of the University Th" program will be opened at Visiting officials will tie Intro 10:15 A. Si. with the playing of duced. the National Anthem by the 14th At 3:45 I’ M. Colin D (Itinn, Air Force Hand. Orlando, with state conservation!*!, U S Roll Sgt. Jantskl conducting. Invoca­ Conaervatlon Service. Gainesville, tion will ba volcad by tho Ray. J. will sum up the operations of the R. Farris, head of tha Hanford (Ceatlaaa® Oa ra g e T w a i and cloudy with ehowera and thunderstorm* this afternoon and early tonight. Fair Wedneidty. * it e r a t e A N IN DEPEN DENT D A ILY NEW SPAPER EstebUshed 1908 VO LUM E X X X * V TH E W EATHER Warren Requests $50,000,000InNewTaxes; F B I A K c n ts C a p tu re C o m m itte e R e q u e n t— N r w — Y o r k — H a n k e r — nil 'l*n M . i t i r C or.rrr In D n y tn n .t Som e M m te v B ench; Of Found .n v Economy Plea Voiced M c fT s u rr S e c o n d - 1 C o iL s ir le r n tin n WA.sHINC.TON. Apt 5- (/P>- M IA M I. Apr. :i_i,r> — Hkhard II Crnne, ■rlird 1**1 night I hr Amniian l egion vailed on on charge* nf firring with a ( ongicii lotlav to make coitr a New York hank's IHHI.A80, waa iciomlarv connrlri itinn and pan a In hr arraigned al Tampa (hi* aftrrniHin. Crawfnrrf II. Carson, tmtlii billion didlai vclciau* pen agent In rh a rir of (hr FBI In Mon (nil Florida, said (hr arraignment il 'li iu « mi angling acailon nf would br brforr I'. H. Commieslnnri Caul I'lnktrlon soon the Home V »tri.si*» t ntmnlNrf, affrt I hr lung HOttgbl bankrr I* I ninth act flirt) nr" pemmn rott brought Ib rrr 1l wan rrprrted Jc,Innate, iiinning up to t>/7,0(lfl, hr « nuM j t r l t r In Tampa about nun min I rgioo ipolcnni'i lotui 2.00 I' M. ft «*., prrHiimrd (hat llmmai I avln* dri laird t r ii» r ' nnuld br transported I don’t rbnak you ahoilW *m from Darluna llraih, » h rrr he oh.,tifr .oil a. agaon* pnnnplr waa *rlffd l**i nleht, in Tampa hv rar. although t at«nn de­ 10 demanda horn (hr lomniittrr clined to Male hn» hr *01114 lo. aotor Legion rott flguira, lav he tran*purl*d S r th ilr M rri A n d W ith tio n a l IG 'it tf n r c lln,,!ie,C 0( C Honors Giants’ Officials, Press AI Dinner Tnx T r ;ir li- Law S h o rt I Al I MIAfiSEI , Apr '• |7D Ibr I inrtrla I egi.lmuir >'penei! tla W liln birmnal *"**ion today J D r f ’ s i d c t l t |n h it Iv r y »>iih ipp-.la foi etonrimv and dr T h n n l t s f l i i h Fnr maud, t u many imtlinn m new W r i t ic I I I S .M lh a l r< i aa* (•• l-.ie it >cii it- and Hou ' "i*i "'it' n id nff.r. til •*! (Its NfAA ! etl11 fiiinU l.'.iqalltv it* v. ,|,ii fl r kpfirhr i. and prlum1 i|e»L aIfnoil fa.ni I- etaik m l VM»h»*g MfVvtptp i m f if 1I ., Ilia Hpivri , f fVRtV Vftl eiinrn u “1* krmtvepif *1 • i-mi oil rolo* ilin.ir, f»tl flight *1 iLf Mavl.ait • IflV nl *h» **aanii Hut ■lire avaa In hr <ilimf Lvfif Inti i|»nIlHHe'l hy fti^ "rminolr m G ro s s Is G o v e rn o r F o i'in n lit v : Is D S n l r s To R e ta il S o u g h t; A sks B an For K K K TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 5r— (.T) Governor Fuller Warren today retouiipendf-l more than $50,000,000 a year in new taxes to the 1 I-' i ill -a l-gul Api'a.riitlv that gave rhem • • I1-"' - -'I Ifviei, hecauae he laid . f.,,1 fr" ih—m i program that he 1r .Uin ilrd " ould cx!l for only $35.1(HXt.fHtO a year in additional **- l i.ii'i. Hie Go- •rnor and in hit eon- lo. trio.led ibal »|i lltll'C* ' «Uat ( nmmerre un ail,in ,n ,I ."•m .g* tn j joint »•*Ccumiv 1 i. II,r IB arn el' t| 1 ■i .onflll.nn .1 • , | M a n a g e . r.d *1"'* ’ f (louar »pd 5en»te. though, DAYTONA BEACH Ar r 5 fth HilfniR tt* det m e p 'h n * waiteil | i,r .iiiomitt«r ha* before *t a I. Ilf 1 M 1Xka"’ (/Tl - A rnnplr ol newly i'Ulc!l*i*<l i that 5* hm no pride of authorI..1I t.y Hrp U s n llo iD *n IHr.t 1 * l i e n at \ 00 r M whal C •* ’ »fir ta i .i.» i ,.f i 5" Chjm- ,1,.p cat* ami * «IH|iirin|i* bnlrl allrnd pay f7.’ a m onth I » (Vortd Wat I l ent r » la- - Full". w '«rpn A«nt$|r| r*f' ib- -- enue i»!sn" he preaf 1 ant, gatagr m m -i and p-.dice cap 'd e ra il* *• »gr ‘'5. vuti)ei‘t in I n ail-i", in flir AAt\ a\»d rp 'ru i») H* ijiJ bP would not ob» t v prn- h* t lim ita tio n * --ata it., i. *'• 'l i j i tain brought iltr s i i m I lait niglii 13990 * veai Income o'b-, mciny o! providing |«a».»‘ > 1' ' m r fl i|*e M**. l" r* *!»• 1 ol R If haul M r »rm p rn t Large* (or m arried v e ls rs n * and 42990 (XKHVWI , ye ar delu u I ' f (Ite •• th ey (* * ' " ,», f h tt ! ?"g aa it is not a fm unto*trie d servicemen. ol d'lapprartng **ttb JfWJ.hbO in 1 *r*|we 11 - *t f|^ 1 .I., | "glilatm. ipt*’rd no (Itaing 19 Tsylot endotve-J the Rankin s r \' Th>, n th* • »*t - »• ’ N*« 5oik Natmoil City Bank Bill »* » committee session which hint t-i;| tested -.ut • ' •*'. c u n ?! ■ t !1 'h i Leglilatura ... • *Kr general program bn> i ’. i 'i I the G-i . Ii»s" ii, ifir li,,i , , , -■ I il.^ aty ,»xe1 . * llao fund* ,» lv it 1 R .,.,1 -.ii a Vetersn> Adnttn cial i“ 'gram 'anvpaigned leat j . r a l i v ' t ' , " « -t 'h r t,„., •4* h u f " ’"♦ a F PI Chirf I E diai H-im-rt u id j '.tratlon r.timatr *h»t II tH 17. *.i mg Renat* *.. • *»->.* ’u P t ,,, h - ■ i.t.hi.a. 1 1" . ■ r^f ■ •’ v ♦ -> Cro" r admitted taking a "largr IVorhj War I and II »tei*n* ate Cla.t ( Monhi"!! ' *>• • •"* gcit'K 1 ♦ . . . L #ihe .tati governi h - - e *ta| A ^ j r* Hint of moorv from the Link but I U0'> by the year 20'’ Thr sinir Hi"!*, •'peaket rhp“‘ • t* Bpja C u r n 'i (-• ' ■ •* * ’ r t ...... , pi .,1*d I - . I t.. I’ i i v v-r on commercial d rtlm 'd tt> -prr.ifv mv i-rtticulj: paii.oon "-Sh estimated it 417,1)90. *#> i* DeFunts1 j 000,000 for World War I ' »'i r ins ,1. . . , vj \\ I'dr *1'H I ».gt at .III* .. .'g. • n d •) '.lltli-x to produco $0,!'• imount Agent* »*covr>ed , ah-nr ...Ii 9 " ‘J " ’ .rjT Sen fo il 'em member t b l hom * *uitc * i- in * tow,-'* pot 2 riot fram Hep teagur It1 ite (>• ginning """ '"ri'i i ,t: ,. ,- v . »*> yf so cer.te a •pot; - >, t Id j lim . ,i.pi 1 . . -----------'i ifw o n Dirvinmlv. Hoover eaid. i (>.<aii so anmodmen* t,, *o(argo lt>*“ ■..*i»n tum* ' * -t ,*'!»tlCi> ........... I ‘i-1'pb.it. '- —43,899,000 • , .pt.p •,) ti.. jS n v ie t D e le g a t e s To A c tio n On R equest | lh.S05 -if llir fund* heel been tr I th« present b ill to im-lude W i r ’ d At' a r.m , •( it.. Ai * S "P 'e m c i,.|i| p p , , i" 'Ci"»-.mg tax on ,il ii. ■►I'm hardly tt i d e r a i l* , amt make *hg 100,000 A s s e m b ly S ta y S i­ I,.., For S ilv e r L a k e covered and *n addllional $19. |w four' Ii. coptmu ' • • pi iu (.■'tn i ' d .lr a'l '.e tria n a holding d l* rt 'nu.h.r!! o( l tiercvp.t tax on • '.ingratiiUto r* I! 1 St t,e •* jp-t* air in id t ih> R50 lud brrn Incited le n t On 'A llia n c e ' .dialg e* othei then dlxhormialde Road Is P r o m is e d r0ji» is.-rnrtj trom letail sales— F1 Lf» k‘1 i tp ,t ten-. l M D ot/. >na ’ ‘ gt-i «nd A. J A|l trill!. Hoover addrd. * totd ' 3 Received other propoaalv Htni*' 11,900 900 msnagar, lot •him 8*piU J Greer, #»*'*• f 'til h*#r tuiiMG.) NEW YORK,- Apr. 5 — </F )~ A t.xji on tobacco product* other The County Comnuaioii today n| 411 1.15.1 b ' of ll,e ,ii,|rn fundi I I >to Rsp oouddri r|t i sirfr operating the th-!r fine work on t),MIM f I put pension* on *o Hd < ’2 alnllng than clgaictres i which already Serretary ol Stele Acheion laid matched the City’* recent annual have brrn sccotinlrd lot eat*hll»hment ' * * 1 •! f 8 «lcl" 1 of f elect" ! to I n alr atcuriling lo iiicums. trout are taxed t—41,100,900 today it is "the conviction of the donation lo the Salvation Army by ( rowr told ibr TBl. Eloover t* Rep Davis 'R -W tsi to eltmimrte th" 1! ■'*• AVftTf ReI V g*'! hy pre•’To th" pt"a. i r .al»u wish lo A 5 percent ’ rx on amusement* .'infer ! la gotAmerican people that the United appropriating $300 to this group Istrcl, that b» threw the itolan Ipiopn.sd medical daductlun* liom »r rang* 1 ict!t»n " ('haltman think y u admission,— 12,500,090. in 27 -lewspapera Naltom is our best hope of build­ after Capt. Byrd Hudson had made bond* and teeunitei io (he Atlantic ' income, and ftom Rsp Wheels* Bin Fu'tua of the Hutue Electiora Ung publicity A ll.it tax of 10 cent* an acre \ *!most dally.’ Thts type o( pumlclty or. forest land*— 42.000,000. ing * peaceful world comunity." a request for this amount. Ocesn and "tool the»r only to Irak* (U-Gai U> change payments from Commdtaa , „ r two—F , W ., Bedenbangh 0f i could not be h-ught. *-'*« If w * k 2 to I f h a montn Half a cent s gallon on fu fl The Acheson'* stelemant we* handed Capt. Hudson reported on aid the bank official* angry " j I ay lor. the legion’s Ugtsla- tcdum hl* .nd Georg- Keith qf had the money m do Through oil. not :u I (or home lighting to the prut a* tha U. N. General lo ait Injured man. Saturday, on Th* bank previously rapoi'ed *’• * representative '*i Wttnlng* .ita r 'ln -w e r e told to stand aside the Gtav.'s, R m lc r lu being placed and h iit ir ^ — H,S00,00O. Aissmhley opened * lassfnn whieh tacent help given lo a joblew man that Crow# hid taken et lj» * ; w anted U a im * lln ttte U e o * pwKiir, increasing tho tax on grots re* • H"u*e hearing on on IM nuYdsItV map »p.d w* rherges that they were lliquall-‘ e'rtltnly apprm aG *t. Mr |v*v ceipts of utiiities oompant** from many delegate* believe will be a and m his three children who were 1833,860, Including » 19J,000 in taken >Ut of tire pending hill e**h end 4890,000 In bond* | M eanw hile the Hou* Arm ed fle d b y th t'li-on* ! ’ s prromt to 3 p»r* p r e -e lR '-tiu t' s c M 'd ite * ’h - h ir e d . heed-on cl*»h between the Eaal laid tip wtih mealies, and referred 4 hunt 416,000 in cash was found 'S ir v lc e * C om m ittee told the atm Cent 11.500,090 additional. dl lie the Mayor Andrew Cartawuy .a:.! end Weet over th# Nort Atlantic lo many visit* In the sick with Mts In a vac ant beach bungalow owned ediervice today to q u it q u arrelin g Ihr'i cesei piobahly P. m. ini. thi mtanglbU* tax fnai Mder of huamna. i MimtimI . i*h tn exnrea.. t.i tho Giant* a Pact France* MrDougal. county nnrae bv 1‘rnve'a parents al Rlaten t»- ot lace an tnvesltgatinn. A re.aoluth.i unanlmmisly a Today'* »es*lon brought Rui- lie declared that M il. Htidron, a luiid In addition, Crowr bad mad | *la'» Andrei A. Gromyko f*r» to Salvation Armv official, will aid I rd apprnrunatelv 181,0*81 to bant* doprt't hv the coimillttec aahl that a, ,<| friend* to whom br owed “p rivi|ti in 'he oafiiin.il mllltarv , fare with the llgn*r» of the pact, *ic endangering the money waa sent ft on* est iiilulnneol hut Gromyko'* plan* were closely him in vmtinR rase* ol lllneti *t nmm-v Fetnald-Laughlon Memnna! Ho* Florida a tew day* aftr' be dl* thr .o m it,,* veiurlt, tiy Hying i guarded to .ell the piitdii- their own pm appeal r I Acheson *s!d the (I. N *nt- ptlal and at the bounty N u u m v The FBI aald 'art Friday " 'it timlai view* regarding an p »' 1bodies the hope* and aspiration* CommDalon Chairman H B 1to which we dedicated ourrglve* In Tope commended Capt. Hudson 4Tb,356 of the misting money ''*d er W e w ill not tolerate the con | the war " He added, "we are He- for hi* efficient work during the com* by mall to Individuals *"d t l nuance o| th l* practice.’ the bt, , peach of sccrptsiic" appeal" ’ stamp tax i!r cm 10 cants to M [ termlned those purposes shall not past yaar. and stated that the Institutions to whom the pe»->.. tui promotion if industry. l-»i >j express ,l- ; cun'» per ft*89 value 1 -4 2 .0 0 0 " *e *K *r H'gb resolution vaid be lost, howeeer great are the dif­ Commission will appreciate very aid* Crow# owed money. »ni p*y fni collrg" f actrlf ippteolation ' > '•■* Giant* ’ r ynifl, 11 w»» piunipted by two recent A bank spokesman *ald, ,”1"' ficulties to be surmounted’' much making his finding* known "leak* liom ibe l-entagon, one 1*11 requiring I-Rlftr to 1— f-m-e ! • ,'abUahltig tl’R'i apring train’i'a Dnubltrig 'hr oornuratltir capiever, that they probably csmiot ; Acheson did not mention the At- to them of future case* of person* i.>*,e at Hie Muiucipa’ Airport end 1tal *took t»v 1690,000 keep the money lie cited a '* ’v Involving 70 prospective target* and minimum payment a <>f 45" ' tan Ho Pact specifically although aided. I month to nh| age *a*l,t*i>. e in ! In ihr Mulct union In the event f <i bringing i bel. ( ui in iduhs * ' constltitHons! *niend*nt to | he did »*y: F C. FuMerlon aaked that the which br said could be used to of war. tha other concerning ef- plant t ii" <‘itv I Invy * state * ide tw i mill tax on "Thl* country hat cooperstej right of wey to Silver Lake near (orce the creditor* to give Mir fecttveiiesa of the Air Force * 11 H" urged tlm innatui* not Iylining tin.,. »ilending 'ha hail | real e.,titl< iwith huinsstead* wllh other peace-loving nation* In 1hi* property he Improved and money back to the bank'* Insurance I 30 bomber*. Chairman Vinson lei luv* of Fl»ilila blind u> r. i ueie * ii , ' ..imnn»i,'ii',i *■ exempt i fm 'en \'e*ra to pay effort* to achieve world economic( leveled off where harrowed. The company. •hr* facta that a great many thing eaid I >t,n I , rider, VV Ii ilt"Mip"r »nd i fill Hib flo-nl and duiaight control The handsome affable Crowr. fl. t IJ-Gn) recovery and aeaurancea against I Board promise* action on the matAnd the House Alipropralltnn* >ile needl'd to give run .fute i> I A Dv sun, f'lty Manager ( Ilf pmgt ini j lived comfortably In a recently Committee approved lund* »<> i luhl fill lilac" In the 'ini " aggrwtslon. Jler. f i t M'Kibbin, r'liintnan nf Hie I WiHn.itl et.limaling (heir rev#“ We look upon those *■ th* nee-1 l.eonard Button told of the her poi.'liAsed home on Rtiilrr. Inland combat. Communism abroad and At 111" nppnnllp rlid "f I be . i.| I ' i i h m I v ('nfllm r v t l n n It I I I’.lpn, | r i l l . . , l i p I I I n i ! tiuggvstcd doubling with III* wife, lloimra, and tlurc «(,ia«taa*rf ne raae •>*• ;«rd* to motorists of a cattle guard aubveairalvea at home itrim. Ferry F Muirnv »f Fru'l r'.niniv Cummii'ii"in.| W li Kil the pie.ciil 5 percent aeveranc# —--------- -- --------- — -— pined below road level on the children He was widely known The <-a.iiiiititt«-ar recommended ptmif accepted Ibe If "live speak I,. , i'm iniv Clerk <* I' Herndon, Itux on petroleum produced in and respected In Staten Inland 42,900,999 morn for 1(1" Stale l)c f n n r i n H P n c t ' V o t T l P U ''Buttonvllle" nr Lake Road, and r*lnp with a|irepart'<lalntetnent r ..uln'r „f Cnmiiu-ice Trcaanrer IFlm idn, and a law turning into L i C g l U n r t l B l l l t t l l l C B |lt„ ,eilt* | (he "making of a pa* wbcic lie wait active In social and partment'H "Voir® of America" •ha)"I'm ante we have already ,| | lng|ey and W V. Bitting and *he State Trea.ury "Million* of chiiillable a ffa li* Bank nffi. ial* and 48,885,141 morn for the FBI pnitved the Kiitlirnthin .i„ pond ia | t; Kil|iatrirk. P"*' pre*lrlc da dnllnis" in urn lalmed deposits in rmiahlctrd him one of Ihclr pm than Die agcnclea got thla yeai la aat loll, federal, alate and local nf Hie (Tnlttlhi't nf I'onitiiere* mlailoner l^ourakro^ and County ,H " n d a bank'. mixing ininig executive* iCaailMHait i.„ |.Har a.,r Thn FBI booat w«a even more 'Road Hupt. H. B. Gray warn re In k Silrwnr/. .enelary nf the (.nvenim U a tie n warned the l.ait Thursday the FBI found than 111" I'rnalrlenl reque.atei|. uuer.ied to Investigate the road New York lila .it, farm system,, >«’«• d»'"i » l"bbyi,t* »f P»w*r114,975 in cuhIi in an envelopi in , The** fund* were part of *n • (Continued On f'aga Three) mi,"drived Carl Hubledl, direrdur ' InteieM . have orders to sethe Btetrn Island home nf Crowe'* omnibus 1747,218,102 money 1811 ..f ibe (Hants farm club*. Cbn.lea but age any .ev.m.ie progrem Delegate* lo the American L e - ' / i • nr a g\ parentn, Mr. amt Mra. W. J. Ci»we sent to Hi" llouac for debate, them n,on-'yr money, *"<1 i Marian; (Tarrnce .b.ima.d, easlM , t,'"»t would rcost ""t *hfm gion Stale convention atartlng l i 0 O r i n & V O tC S U l l An FBI spokesman identified the probably later thin waek. Th* ap (Conllnueal tin I age t lx ) rnl director Ilf the farrii clubs; | Friday at Sarasotg war® named, nnn .. , . 45, 110 and 120 lillln aa among proprlatlom, would flualicn opera .I'dni Lolrert; Clmrle, A .itnnehaui, and IB new members were taken $ 4 f t . 0 0 0 0 0 0 H i k e tlinse missing from the hank tlon* of Ihn State, Justice hiiiI Into Campbell-Loaslng Poet 63 at • fP iV ,W U V |m n r ■ 1 1 1% C A le n in M o v e general manager nf Hi" Je|*"V T n x i n The F n i etnphanlied It » » ' II iiiitlniivtt On lm||* I Nu f I I'tly (ilanla; Tommy Heath, uiariaIts meeting last night at the fxs- I « Q 4 n 4 T o V O U no way connecting the rider ge, nf the Minneapolis Sillier*; O n N p w V o r k S t r e e t s glon Hut. Post memberahlp of l 11 O l t l l C l a A C n Crowca with the money missing I W ASH IN G TO N , Apr «.n T r lim a n To R e q u e n t I Ig lilatln il to Ipgalltr Hn ,1 •» Brck"r.. rnanagei nf III* Jerney 428 was reported. | - — .— . . . . from the hank. Neither Mrs. Ctowe NEW YORK. Apr b—(/PI— •a.tvi' clausa" in haafliall ■■>.,■#ra. t , ' i'y Giants, Angidn Juliani; Tom Commander James A, Wright, ATLANTA, Apr Ik—(A’l—Geor­ nor Crowe's parent* were Immed­ H e a l t h P r o g r a m I was Introduced In tha Housa tn. \|> Kemia, Maurice llatelHilt; Hor. Taxi* streamed through N*aw York and the following other delegates gla voter* wrote thalr "wnije]!)?! iately available for comment fol­ day by Rap*. Mills (D A rkl and "•< A. Rtoneham , prcaldent of the street* early today In greater will attend th# convanUon: Earle today on a proposed 146,000.000 lowing announcement of hie arrest. H"rlnpg (D -F la ). |Jp.*ey City Giant*; Nicky S ir- number* than at any comparable historian; Jlamas tax Incraasa for schools, road*. The FBI had been trailing Crowe ] W ASHINGTON, Apr T '. Loucka, post The bllla would exempt otgan" 'dn"*; Jack Aragon, manager of morning hour since a city-wide I. Galloway, eommandar elect: hoeplUla andother eUU aarvlcev since shortly after he dropped from Presldent Truman now la working rank Pavllck. Chef da Gera of , Tha trek to polU began at 7:00 sight 5ter. 27, leaving shortly on a message to Congress calling ad sport* of all type* from p ro -Ith * Jacksonville T s r,; Jim Boyd strike began last Friday, Immediately aftar that police undar th" Sherman and Don Ramsay, msrsgar of 'ha tha Forty and Eight, and Joal In a statewide referendum that thereafter a trail of letters and for * broad national health In- aecutlon mnouncamint tn o p e r a t o r s ' Field and Jim Slngiatary, oast goaa a long way In eharUng the money mailed back home to friend* auranc* program, Senator Tapp*’ Anll-Truat Law fierlong former Atmix City 3ooi (D -F la) told reporter* after * t V °t )ha Florida j Also Hugh Poland, ms rager of spokesman dasiared. "the atrlke commander*. Alternate* arn John ■tata’a future. he owed. It waa tha blggaat tax Increase State Baseball league, Trenton ball dub: Charles Ii is ovar." Texas Brady, Paat Commander Crowe waa siuiivo. although It White Hou*# call today. Thera was no immediate cornThere were Indleatloni that Hi­ S'-miham. Aaked about It, a white House general manager Jf Cheatar K. Millar, Chaplain Ed evar attempted tn Georgia—a 42 developed he mingled freely with Monforton, C. J. "Klngflsh" Har­ per cant hlka ovar th* prasent people In stores, hers end hotel* ■pokeaman said th" mastig" pro­ lt nu»# Commerce Committee. *o T.-nlon; CarT Llridy; Fienk (Jen men* from tha striking union. state budget of $108,000,000. And which the bill* wara raferra I, Meanwhile both aide* studied ■»**, manager ol the Knrxvil!* rison and John H. Pone. Polle# Captain Vlrglt Stuart of bably will go to the Capitol Hilt would call for prompt h "*rln ", Stnekies^Rnf'Raeii, business m an-1Mayor William O’Dwyer’* *# « ]# -’ New membara admitted are: it waa the flrat time voters decid­ St. Auguatlna aald description* ! in about two week*. -- - - 1----- * ------ — tha issue thamaalvts. 1 Ftpper was one ot a group of and would qu*»Hon leading f l - ' George W. Arnold, Allon T. Rail, edPoliticians agreed that glvan him Indicated Crow* had Congraaa member* particularly gur**_ In the simrt* world Atlas 61. Bougge, Joseph B. a big turnoutgenerally ahavad some of tha heir from tha might apalt defeat volv# a state labor relation* board Brown, William J. Dunlop, Las- for th* expanded program. A front of hi® lMad to make him ap­ luteraatad In health Inaurinc* leg- m*n election to determine whether lla A. Jacobean, Edwin D. Ken­ light vote would aid supporter*. pear partly bald, and that he ap­ lalatlon who called at the Whit* er tho union has a majority of work­ nedy, Thomton E. Noon. Ronald School force# and othara who parently'had attempted to tdaaeh House together. the er* iu the Industry The othara included Senator* W. Mulrhaad, Bolyn N. Me Clung, would banallt directly sear* ex­ hi* halt. i ■r, Murray (D-M ont) and Elbert D ton. Okla., team; Don Garcia, Hutton Redd and Btaphan Vtek. He aald Crowa always carried « on th# ground pected to, _ reach th* ... poll*, rain or Thoms* (D -U tah ), and Raprasan- cltiise" Invalid T H E W E A T H E R Admission of that* naw mam- ahtna. Meat (aat Impartial observer* suitcase with him, regard!#** of tetivaa Dlngell (D .M 'ch) and Bl* baseball la an intarstata tarnm ir-. manager of the Oshkosh, W lic , Impart te*m; Hal Grulier, manager of ih« fContlnnad is Papa Two) where h« went, activity. ... - L$ - rated tha final vote • toaaup JACKSONVILLE, Api, 5 -L W lac). J1. Donald Klng*The FBI had picked up hit trail miller (D The "reserve i*lau»"" In aff*"l Sanford Giant*, *nd Tory PavUh, Schools and callages turned out ley, deputy Federal Security AdHIGH LOW SCHOOL BOND ELECTION many of thalr student* to help Mar. 28 when he registered at the mlnlatrator, altn waa In th* group bind* a player tn remain with manager nf the Springfield, O , 72 Atlanta 62 CLEARWATEE. Apr. S -O T J - brlng^ out euporten. Plan* war* haaeh hotel * t Rt, Augustine a* the club with whl;h h* hs* ecu Glent*. itet % 40 Oioudy tkiaa and thraatnlng Ard Scout* George Slack, Sob Boatuii Dieted unies* th# club release* "Robert Franklin," giving a Miami 72 49 weather wax# vied her* today aa fCfiaHlinea rr* * * ■ • atsr LONG DRY SPELL Martin, Nick Shlnkoff; Frank Chsrleatwn him. 17 faaton againai obtaining a valid GETS PLANES 56 ,* ROLLE, Switxerland, Apr. S— Burke. Johnny Hudean, John Mo* Clevelmd u«.| J'mti .1,1 vote of im -h o M o n (g ■ county Detroit 43 64 BURNS TO DEATH —Tho level of Lake Geneva MISS DB HAVILLAND Mlnneapo!:* wide election for • ata million 55 35 TAMPA, Aor. Nlcolo : fallen so lo<v*that a atone on RALLIES TRUSTEES MEET Naw York -------- 1 win ha toned ovar Gtafagllone, 76, wee burred to the lake bed haa bean uncovered 56 40 HOLLYWOOD. Apr. S- U t ) — County School trust*** will fhoanlx death aa he ley In a ditch near end the following Inscription OHvI# De Havlltsnd, aarlauah' III. 73 447 50 hla home end made ■ human torch brought to light: 4S ha* rallied somewhat her doctor meet Monday eftarnoon at 4:00 Saint Louia o'clncV at tha Court House to Seattle of hlmtelf here today, Police •"When you >** me, cry." 74 dlidoat*. 11 Old Bwfsa residents eev the Captain B ury W. Barney raMcntraxl 46 14 Ho waver Best Hope F or Salvation A r my Peace Is U. N., Is Donated $300 Acheson Asserts B y Commission , 1 Delegates To State Meet In Sarasota { , llerlong Seoks To Legalize R e s e r v e Ranebull € I a n s ffi sign refers to the bed times en< Jackaonvllla Miami Orlando Tallaheaee® ^TR®*victim wrapped himself In •hired during dry spells years ago. The stone hasn't been seen sines lVRt. iM 'i.,1 ' .'..V - . 1 * A’l f — ®®ea®®nneniedteM®u®4' ria n 66 It 71 74 it 77 «r 6i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 04, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 04, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/74d414b9bbdd3953cf74a6bde951a84c.pdf fe86115900e6bc16710edd82c18fb51e PDF Text Text t i , n n T m a v Jo v t 30, m i �af the WarMj Mt of America for Sanford Nsnfoid and vicinity— mostly ilmiJjr, tnmr likelihood of shower* ■hi* afternoon. Slightly cooUr to* nllthl ami Saturday. Showers lata Saturday nr Sunday. Modarata Houthwrai •hltilnr to north tad IHi I I I i m M S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , A P R IL n m ill Ansndutcd Pratts I .rased W ire I 1010 Commission’s Attitude On Civic Transit Firms Club Tourist Center Use Explained Brit is! Russian D e b a te d obertson W AM l l Tlie H o .t^ W ’m raj iniigiritafay uul uf tlie H I The U mutinn I n H I HI u ig a n ir.iliH H Insttili u l H B Rain <iuil H f l |lt. I — (A ’) — on today atk(govrrnrnmi neii. ilisan rum rr Ptaaiilen'l iniriialril in mil ill! ir axaudiva I that IJiuU ao|lil|.|l"I^BH gnvcriim r^H fl .•ihH I •<i<l. Iff Curpni al ' A T 1 tailel'nl c i H y j ilUltl. I'MII mere loans, 'I 'l H f c ad or r li^ ^ B \ H H Oil tin* ipiayi tha gruitp wis ..... . . . ami Inulaad juf iiiaVltlK •** ol,h right rreoiiliuamlaiiou, mveral inambers uf lha group wrnla ‘'snggaalIons" which vm'led sharp­ ly. Mimvar litul'M'lf iirgad tin’ g"Vrriiinaiit to iim) da liydrtwWIrlr opr rations nt, power damu (ona uf which la tipnietl after him I Inatead of. uniting un trgnimlsslon mid < lis t(flM B M B | which sumrlmdgct siir|>1,1 ' it Ussi U fm In SrliAlo’ .... .. M nrsIniH L': S c i u U ^ ^ H ^ ^ H .iohnsiiu (idol (hr ■,< spend liicm r. Hr prnpul.liij: in a mtCMtl!* Haiiators f,iiiacC*oli (ll-V a l and Tafl (ll-0hio|\ cln.dicd holly over 14 inaiianeii tin fea* Ia s i Grand Jury S a y s Politics Hampered Probe 0 1’ Murder I hr altiludi I llir City' Coilllilillloll low,ltd llir mr n| llir I mil ill tenter hy civic cluln ami other nignnualinn* wan explained l»y City M.insgei Cliflotd MiKihlmi in a ilnlrtnrnt In Th r Herald imlay in •»hich hr loggolrd tfl.il it l* thr policy ol llir City In do rtrililting iwmihlr to mpmnl amt uioiimtc Sanln»l'« .......... I.......... — Taxt D riv e rs Leave ommWiion, tugrlllrr f with the Sc‘in:n..|f ('minty Cham- ’ the almo-t dnlly occupancy of tin*; Jo b s In N e w Y o r k . har nf Commerce nml thr Stanford Iniililiint from mid-morning tn j Som e O p e ra te Junior Cham liar of Commerce has rMiihiiflarnnnn Iay Incu! uigiiniru- | B u t in recent yearn, attempted tn tinns in selling up fnr, mid holdW ith P o lic e H e lp stress the winter tourist aspect Illir martlnira nml denning up. afnf the Chamber nf rnnuiii'ri'i' nc- fcctlvdy i*linilnntan use of tin* I tIvitii-n nf the Ciiiiiiiiniiily," Mr. building hy ilia Tourist ('lid. a x -1 Mi'KIhhln said "A iHrge pHrt nf rapt for n|H*i*ially sehaihilad is anta. j lln* tntal operating budgets fur "At la ......ill macllnir of Iiirpi . advertising nf thr*r three oigmi liars uf Ilia Tourist t'lnh. .Nnti (rations line gone inward tuliciiig ford Hlinfflelsinril I’lnl. mid I'ityHti wilder visitor,- In .nine In Mild offlrlnls, d was Agreed l.y nil | Htay In Sanfnr*!. ■hnt tin* |,resent sit,- of the San m "Kealitilig litiil getting lntirl*ls font Shlifflahi.ai.l t'lnh on Sis' here la only half llir Jut, of hnil.lnnd nt Palmetto, wfa- aulniahli* ns ing M permanent Inurlxl business, it rouimerelnl local I.,it mnl nn 1,1 tin* City Cumuil-slnn Im* ncknowduntilcillv would soma ha mi ilc ‘ lrilge.1 that n hiiiMing h u m tn* valnpcd Itclircsciitnlivcs of lint i. prnvldad fur .... Innrlls In gn I'lllh ml III 11<i-i I 4lint I wo . Ini is, tn l>i tiler ill, hold meet lug-, unit n*. n siniilrir in cliiai'icli't mnl inn pusr, loitlige. Hnther Ih.in .•.Mi'lriii't nil- wen* itiuicces-riry: ilntl mil' ioiul id liar hoihllnp l*> fill 11 , is naml, organisation rouhl •uili'fi.'inril.v 'j fust iif which would inn hat wean taka clari' of tin- nerds of Sail tl thirty and forty il,»,,-.in,l i l « l - 1 ford's visitorMl pre-enl agreed II Inr-, tin* 1'nllllllUmull proposes In. thill lln* hast local ion fur tnn.ri- I dailicuta ilia pie-eiil Tourist Can 1facilities was Curt Mrllon Path ler, which nt tilm of purclinne' Itepresent utile.', of it,.Hanford ‘j 1 /mm Ilia fadatul government, was Hlinfflehunnl t’lnh i . f f i - i as mi rohteinplated for iim * hy Imirl-its, acnnuaiy uienM.i,*. to nnitnlakc h In the exclusive u m * of tourists. lha responsibility for and diirctinn w "Joint uia of the building hy uf tha proposed roundnlnteii Torn |M local urganliations and the Tourist iat Club on n vohint m hasi Club has not proved satisfactory. "With this fine spirit of eoupei Conflicts In meeting schedule* and ed A s F a c to r ie s , I F a rm s A d d W o rk e rs rstwl In havlt called p ay-off he waa moved ■ H t * lH IH P notivi'N ami purposes.1’ Tha Jury eahl It drlvad daaply enough Into the ,'llst" lo report that » was "not ttlgrtatl, dr lo.any way authenticated liy ason." £% In discussing I f J flruttlcs, tile g ia w l "Rvldence s h that politics wi rrouml, , k "For einmidi Ib s s tiis s J USml LA N TA N A ? lam Matthew . — n , , Texan Soil Day Speaker O n ly tio n s D re a d I hr II iunite' I lit |irn|i|f out •■I ..... ..ml hiliilinv ml., drs I I ^ l | ff i| P f { U O d lia m , R v R f iv l# * S tn iili, M u v le Leave M onday Cm T a lla h a s s e e I 'u D e c la r e s Th a t A g g re s s o r N a ­ S h o u ld For H ave A llia n c e W VSH IM .rilN . Apr. I — (/PJ— ( h.iuiii.an i oiiu.ally (D -Tc x ) of tlie Sru in I iiii-ii,n Kr-I.itiuni Committee '.ml toil.ia ih.ii il Miis' m daci mil iiilni,I l<> ilt.it k .ana olhet nation ■he inc l h.iar nn fear of harm" tnnn tin V u ll. All into SecuiilV IJU y I ^ T o .till! Ml) I.IIIIH •/ MMRI Mil i lirt kei( .i HinMlIi «lr« line Hi r ifil *!•»vtur nl I lie iVh'n* Mnr«*.iH tn t i mi ’ tlti t*j pin in»‘t| Mini Mn* I a11(i I fh .l liitmr rtiif. Mint * , fMMtjtli- fit o Itrj it* liuilhiiF M"ili Hit'll fulfil tVlf/IHN.IllHf Hi f*+ti mm v !>• ivD.Sl i.iRki m Mh it 11 if,e iftnii s: in Mm* mmil'i i »*f uTia^LJfi' ||l|t| 'tin t|l<i’liV1l< III M*f‘ |l*MIII* Wl'| .* PY|•Itil IL**iI I*V Mi* |lni*n.i ill worili ,f \ ^en«i»i.ri| e*pnns|on ni fm |.|* \nit nl in in?rii'iilturi* mill o.i* uMift in.In ini". ?«ppnr**ntlv ..... . •ft |tfii,*il|ii»>ii Mo* iff.**! **f fulfil* • Inn iff** tn mMh-i *i.iti »*l ft* t "ooorohog mi Kuavl.in piailMH ■iv.iiu-l lla- .igiiing ail the ..glee* no nl lo .Inlail hear Montliy. tha lava Sand.ii toinpaird it will. tfir tir ilia, lln NiV lft» fiava tlglicd wIlh lln II it cIIda o.iliunt. Ifn 'ii irii,a.•m I her wall upon lha*. o.iia ii' Me wata not connli"l tl mt t t a*Inwlnvakia. It wai hnoichl '''d ill lha icopa of the S.i\o i oiii 'ii ivdhold aitlirr ill own ■mi .nt I., ilia i oiivrnt nf naliom who >i» i f i tha North Atlantic II a >■ !■'" i.in officials frankly SIh h II s Iiff*, i » ll.e ImiiJi i i it* .1 ,1 1 I.O".*I. ttill I II Is thalr tietin1 ri'iiHil, Si.M't^ts .tf l*tim lam i" nip" •• upon the civilised lli.'li'l* HllWVHI 1*11S* flu I 1**111< •“ woil.j ' 0. . |d:iu of government I l I . 1,1, „i Triiltfitti mill flu1 i Jilo III lit IVHIIMIIIA Mil ill II Wllih* ll.uit*' llli’etiiu; I In Vtl.ioii, I'in'i is merely un Siivyer |n|it n,|n»M*,i* lut«*i if in....... iinoug ilia intended liiokt l<* lilm if flu- t * i » l m ■-. t u n at M in ..I ji<inch to resist niii*iii)iliiyittianf In* iHTi) " to'* mnl .|. fan.I Ilian freednm and Mnl '* He *«JlM tils** || i s Mlieuiii ii|* independence mif flint I Ill'll1 ftUMI Inn'll tin "'fin I"* i* ,S.iiiM. -I* . !**•'* .1 flint It* •' ' It It nssi ;i iloas not meditate IL i-iitrnp in I'liipluyim'iit, Imi iim I kI•fs1111* Ml* P • il'l Iit \ I ‘Il uilocil at.iict . ilia traaty ttinnot n* l uni Ini'FMiMM1 in ini|»hivm*‘ii< •i vi *■!. mi' n lull pi Iii ’mi mr !».»**•*• I 'u M e T o l d tiniin Ini Ii i- ii covenant tn be­ H im f»4yiHHI itivliiir mi «imi*mH'I**v 11mi* i 11 I it y liu i< \ ’ at i*iy,ftii V i s i t o r s llir .Srriiiiiolr Cnimlv Juumi l.ro irr | ftVins. Vt \r.ti uM half ..f peace and life and liberty. I my .Im-Iil fmiM Kilirimi v**» (•»**.•\« tti I. I.* Mi* il.iim** nf O l L . i m l A m i W a t e r Il is iintlniig more Only aggras* ( h.nnhrr of C4. 111n.a1 ra iiiianimoinly giova c.nalakai nl tienrv... w.iv | ^ |»i*flka tefl file fnllll hillllft.Ml 1*1 I"-" ,ih.I iivifii I■•I ..ui i In** itch S”hh'l* mu i'.’iii luave any fear of the vnlrd yrilerday al the noon inert- killed at f» ;J(I u'tloil vc<lrid.i\ ( ' » M is t’ t y .t i i o i i A i m s North \tlantic pact;, ph» niii nf work uiul ftnmliiiM i"!* tng in the Inuiist t rniar to huve aftriiimin wlirn hr orv ulai.i.illv Nl ft ill vv/.iMHi iniMii'i, lln nifoi mat reaction to RusMmn til Mils linn* Dmi vmhi Hr II A. I’ll 'ASSAK I’lraidriit Gordon Hradtry write to slrpprd intii the path uf .1 Inn I un .in’ , protest against tha alllanca T in * iii|inl»«*r i,m pl»*vi**l f*iinlfit I high II Hi ion ii i naiiva South cmna i plain want ah*ad for* the the City foumiiiiionris asking that thr Oviedn-Geneva Road I — 4/1*1- A Wliili* up IT'.Limhi frnin fmmnl signing of the treaty on they’ investigate lha. use now bring Al thr time of ihr armlrnt, I fvit u* I*n5;- JflH.DOf* M'lji.lm II wa-l ctIKr that the ninifr of mr icstnMt l aider and Mr. P rim was tr-<4rnvv|iig ||.a m.id T ohn* M»n'Ii. MHH rn»\v S*»vii’l ft'iuit wai tint (tinturtililuk up fill j I'mrn i iiiploviiient 40B drlerintne 11 visit . Ilih hluchrouv teltirung tus viiaw h.vl which mr Mt. *• |<luim mi any w*y, ,'i'proviil of n. i.a" ,,rag ml ml ion I "ill11 1l.a .1 1 l n hintI uiiji , j imp , I*. | , h.t?il III Mm.1i, lln .'.on i.i.v vprakei .1 air mlrrfeting with lu.invi wits h,n| l.lnwn nl, |uvi as lie was .ilo.nl lit** S' a iff pi <111***I * ii*pHv#r#*1 ilo by *1. I* imf Mi*, mmtbi't nf Mm»'*m mi rmti . i'jf, . .......... olid' 1 lha 'hi.o'li* Soil l nuvriv.iliun Mi. M «iniiuiM*il nn l^nirc* Two) III rillei tha auldllU.liilr nl Oria limn of *'ll' ( ()l ,,,i, di.,|,|i,.,| so,nun r,, mi 1 1.1 .ling i-span-a- |o 001 .lv coin piogi.llo hair ll.illldsy, Apr / saraphais nt or,, If surh nirrt.ngs iutrifrir with Matthirux, whose son, Ohvri ha I no mini's, oii.l i-rsss.tl.it' "I o I), Krin.alt .iv .Inr! of llir 1 T .’n patitiuli tourist programs firing held 111 lha stopped to give Mi. IV lm .1 tide | „I |, M|tl. •1inmind With ............nil 1. I ..... a,I lint hot II v .0 .smog s N.ul .................... I San u r 01 niimiripally owned huihhiig, at In Ins hnmr iicm Geneva ■ lllld SI 'le n t, fnllll •••llplnyilll'lll W.'I. lugli »•i' iMi.iii-d fl»r .m.oH rinding tn llir pi..posed City ComA.voiding in Me. Matthias, who rarniita* its t'1 hv Mil,dim tint non fmunur ..II !.*• 1 r * i*«| b> fin- r.M.Ni|f„. |.||| fm 1 , 1 ,.^, inifi >n sf|ivul** iif.uk nn I uul (Irplrlinn »n*l tn improve ainnola maul wias down I ,'H.Odil miisinii survey, the Jaycrrs lurllid I t h " nccidant. Mi I'ciare slug money I'ha .Vtisiis Itiiiami .....mt ' I*1 s iv11*. proposed l.y M.s \ *'i In* w ilai wavl.igi >itn r ill** hr^oootl^ agreed that they would di.conlim.e h"'1 V " «•> within tl.raa f. A ify Ilia sin among Ilia Iillampluyi'il paison- ' Maasaiigar, snpaivis.o of iagi-. ',,j |,„ . 1a 1 , , ", 1 1 "f tha car mot did not are tha „„ , l).,i|l,|i,*| vc.ilr holding luncheons there if the other *|mv|v appronchlug Modal A Kuril il gal "avid trnnllmird no I'nur T * « l ■Mil on. for Sell..not.' I'oli.llV. moll civic clutis alto agrrr In move mil I truck driven tiy llr.inici Wilson, .................. ................ Ha told tha o „- approved hv the fom.tv f..m I , x '*l'l"’>"" -— Oaorga Williams nnd Malcolm '»’»"> of Itviailn. until II was close I’lnridn itnllmad nnd t’iddir Util- T r u e k f'", Sl" " ,",1" ' ..... 1 ( “,"‘l * H it s T r e e O n ........... nt Us March meat mg It, a system Is das,goad f,., Uniting /nil tin I'ond nod i.'.' tm I Mac Nt’111 were appointed to co n -p " him, and tin......ppareutly starll- f Ilia* (nminisslnn Hint any am S lIT e i |..a.|y ami aff.cla.d hamllmg "I ......... ...........■ ""ah Hannall hus duct a survey for the Jayn es to c'1- I.... .. hack Into the path of j ployya giving such aviijanca wiiuld | W e l l t y - I* 11 ( H .... . 11 "I, «*>1•'•'<1 1 ctii.o I In. .in olr r.'i prols’ctmn — — . tin VotaiH ui poll*. datarmlna Imw tin* luncheon* In ‘ ‘ ‘ * “* * ' ' .......... l.a disahnrirrsl nnd n«kad for "'ill ( miuaily" for Ilia wltnassas, Inn niindiar of iMilllan of milk 'III V• llllll Is proof llg.lll, I elect, 01 " :" ”1 " " l ’ :l ‘ 1 , y " tha TfiurUl ranter are conflicting lln commission staid it had no warn hrokan and n milk tin ., f.n.nt* doe lo hinders which can 1 ,1 ’ ’ ........ 1 " " 'd . 11 ’ with the tourist program. pownr In grant il. i nparntaal fm llancon l.iaria* lo I.H-ka.l, siil'l M.s Me.sei.ga. .......... Una uf (In* pulids ut runtanlioii IVta f'nill wus wracked whan il li will ra.pilia Hum lo lapuil lo *' ' ",IM "" 1 al Ilia Inuring Is tha limidliiig uf crushed into n palinaltu tree lio • Supervisor of Itagi'lrnltoi. .................... . 1 -act t , .. . , .1 ' .,*ii * * « -I t .i »’ tifti 1*1(11 -i« asprass: ilia miiuuut, how long d ; morning m 7 no ih'Iim'Ii on Twmitv *' *» v foil! yearn l.l'Mtftu’i bind* i lakes In lund am) unload it. Ii»w fifihStreet nenr YnlaAvainia Mill ri'plmi* tIII1 pr*,H*‘iif 11Mm 111 ri r* Il I* liandltsl. Mi. t'urtl vans iiiiliuri. <1 1«11 rin| , |oMi Iy|n* ** ••••v !»*• "i»»**ftn*«l Mu* diub e..n*ar,.ie„Hy the commission AminU hK ..rfidals uf Ilia t lii* » v^I**111 pnivbli'H Mint afti*i *fti'*n|'p»,»»*. **♦ 1*** r*1*lu*’*,d want to the atalinn at mmn I.. M(, ,;Mr,| while infill, nil ri'KiMrutimi i<* f«» l*x iirki, ie«1 »hLho|I Along witftf It untinurd On I'aga fw..) * ...... T w .„.ivr.flfil, pliii’i* iff Mil* of fir** of tfti»* ‘Oipi'i Mio* ia11hMIf** In* vijiti'liod tlio \i ir( a1111 w ill 111 *»v I*I»* ii |ii*i mil I ii o in, ■fitIk" t<( »*11*»it afid i'or 11 nl dirt11* full iilnllMlsi fur 11‘|! i fi ii1 m 11i«•11 --»»•■>* i11 *«11•-*i plitri'n prodikl'l C’» ir n * n t F o r C i t y him, raMfi'f Mum id wool*** U' Mh» und « Hiiipiii ***I Mi cm in ftHi udud W a fe r P u m p H C u f pfiHf, nil*1 (l«M'l(ir*'d III*- iVuuly nil.|» *•i•*|» **f f iHll!mln*|lM| will In- mil ll«»l i#*-d *1i I P" tl ti'l M Hi (M.» d 11iiv ii11 1‘iaitn id iiimIjiIIiui: tin* I ■■»»•( «rni *<• Mi*1 1 u h i i m I v Current for lha operation of puiiipltig iiiHchinary nt tha Cltv i ritlbui Mynlt'iu, ini'ltidili|| *l-» • Nt.»M. « iR'diu'i •iiul Midii ti •nl ftildp, Imu»Ii*ih und iilid •»L"*d yi <l-»\ ,1 1tttii * uul. uiul walls near'(Irlnmlo highway was ml off hetween 11:00 o'clock last flavetifip »*np«'HM*'»i nf Mu* .Hiip*'i lb** Ixrk in*"' d «**iiMM*rHiic night nml H:tlO o'clock this morn m ' mi in |»**rr*»inunii,»- of diif* n* •" m v ............. «dlioiu ffti*-Mi ilig after a plua tree, weakened l.**lflkluhv** M|>|iroWk| in Itt fiiiftI I 'dliiwii**; ft«* j*i viibiiititiii, hi hy a grass fire at lln Imnc, fell *■f flu* C H fy w i l l b o t oif Mi-fdod h o li w u i u d f w ol d h , u Ml ft h .t Mi*' I 1 nil u high leusloii wire Ihsl con i* i'miiV**vii ti*’** ft»y flu* f (»uidy f*» Mm I it fint liuoid *d\ r i u-uliur** m vavs alcctrlcily from ilia Muidc.' l ily **r Mi#* tmuiorl |ifi»|»(4 * I Mir ••1sI Hi •-ill* "f •'"*I I lull wio pul Ihtliiping Klation to the well li.viplllkl Btlr ofi Kn^f I'U Hi i* loud \\>4ikiup rill m*'l lln* unitors, .Mnl »*f tin* hai'f *'unl(i»umn Mir romdiv, tib-ntifvitnf md uuipiumr City Manager Clifford McKIhti*’iv bunt1lift11 park on Midbiirulb oil , b«* '-till M»mii|*Iiv u!*«»ul mid H'linilititril l>u rmir I’md II ((NltMilnl III! I*«nr ln .ll hilt reported this morning lltab file iici'iilant l.nil resulted In i n > lasseidlig of the water supply,! as tha City rasarvlor of our mil­ lion gallons capacity, la kept al ii service station and Firestone high lava). Tha storage tank that ■Store lit Apopka. He Is u vale tun maintains water pressure contains of World War II, and served will, l!00,00n gullm Diesel engines the Armv olr and sru rescue ftiriiials alactrh'ul power hollt ill group, mid belongs to Iim V.F.W tha plant nl French Avenue hii.I Tile Smiths have two sous, l.es llir aiilliMl visIVr o| llic N.ilv.ilion All,IV to l.iwc Inilih will, win, I Thlrtaelitli Hirer! tin,I nl the well lie Id, and Michael, two. WINS A10,000 S U IT <o carry un its (.unp'iigii <>l uul t" the pmu, suk, in,I l.undlc'v in, pumps. JA t K30NV1U.R, Apr. I— (/P) to Iplvlcr-puVll^H’-il <luldlCII. W.iv loil.iV st ilted iiiulrt (liirtti.,11 ol l ad Ham V. Allen nt Lakeland, I ligglliholh'im, icjnrscnlniK the -N.iolonl Kiw.iim t Illh, wins Is is te.es Lint frolghl. conductor fnr the A tilia time In raise $J,r>00. (ran* it a''iu*.iN* ».Ine* ni*iir*iRiit y**('apt. and Mrs, llyiii iluds.m, <ommaiuliiig oltocu «l tin- liu.il Nal tenia) was awarded $40,000 davntlcin Army I’ost stuti*d today manes for Injuries received III Iftlit wlicu he .'ii- hit hv an AOf, that under Klwanls direction, the nienti, nnd I H I pair- of shoes. locomotive in ihe liiinncllnn yards. drive should lu* successfully con­ the NBO, Boston and • Chicago Christlun clmraclei training and, cluded within three weeks. aymphnnv orchestras and has recrcnllon programs for children j Mr. IIIgglnlHithnm Is local agent toured Australia, playing more fur the Standard Oil Company sin! were curried on, ( ’apt. Ilmlvon, than 35 recitals In two months. i» dislrici chairman ot Hie hi pointed mil, nml MU> meet lugs of’ JACKSON VII.I.R, Anr, The opening number on the unuis Under-privileged GMihlrcu young people were held with at­ of a straight forward program waa "Organ Toccata In tendance of il.tllt, und many Committee. I'OHTOFFIC'R 1‘LAIJUK 0 major" by Bach, a number tlve nature, R A in il N T R IA L W AH H IN O TO N , Apr. 1 -I A 1) Ill Its work atm,nt; tlm poor picnics and outings were enjoyed. HORSHAM, F/ug., Apr. 1— (/$*> and sick InRt year, the Halvnllnu The 10 day Dully Vacation ilihle M parentage, Mr. U ta l- originally written for the organ — Permission has been granted the horn In Havana, Cuba, and offering opportunities ?or Pensacola pnstofflro lo display a — DetKinair John George llalglt Army supplied fl’.’H free meals, School was held with u total technical display. "Two Momenta hrnnie plaque In ils lohhy In honor went on trial here today, accused provided 403 free lodgings, as- lilteudimce of 43 ami MD d^lumas IbH Iffw OVCIlfMI1* Muslcalea" by Frans Bchubert, of- of employes who died In World of the ghastly gun-and-arld mur­ visted B7 families, Hecured work were awarded, and D1 young poo-1 der of a rich widow, and the pro­ |de were canvorted. tt* htfall ■# tha Cuban fared the simplicity tad beauty of War II. secution said lie had confessed. for tO persons, und auppliod Mil Mmcoie Uettona. When two of the composer'* beat work*. Senator Pepper (D -F la ), who medical and 137 grocery orders, Opening the crown’s case. Pro­ Two number* by tha contemporary helped arrange R said the per('ant. Hudson reported. fomposer, Serge Prokaftaff re- million waa asked by f. B. Brown, secutor K. 0. Robey said the lift During tha year, 47 homeless year-old factory operator admit­ tealed Uvely rhythm*, odd chorda president of Pensacola Poetoffee ted he shot Mrs. Oliva Durand- women were cared for. Much aid ami required much energy in Clerk* Local M l, aad graatod by deaeon through th* heed Inst Feb. waa given to little bablea and II, then diuolved hvr body In Hugh Bennett To Be Main Speaker On ‘Soil’ Program New Wi'Htorn Aulo Stori* ()|M*iiH lli-rt1 leaders, "Wo tmtn that Mr, Moth ___________________ W ASHINGTON. A im I </!•» ^ C t T o P r o h ib it Ilia government lod.iv ir|M,*lr<| llir EJ|t**|* I I ■I * I 111 *> iiioi< 111 iuiaiii|iinviiiaiii in ini | n i i c n - n i K i n g is . TA M P A , Apr, 1 — W > - The lllllalmrough Co inty Crnnd Jury ra)Hirtenl today "polltlca" had ham* SZtJS'Connally Says Red, A re Hit Hard ropinM arch [Need Have No r ear By New Strikes D From Atlantic Pact �r KfPfKHHR '< V m 1/ . it .i '> A G E tW O n it am o lo rd Old Foes M**r»»‘£ ___ __ Hank •. 1 ta C tix i) L nHAM KBIlar (IflHIlOB OMAN . ____ iMtaaaa Maaaaff_______ ^ ’^reMBCRirrio'i* BA+K* _ ex: FRIDAY, APRIL 1! 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA b l l M b k , n i IBM M M . M Balli h m i M i m i M i ■•a N U a r at H ila r i r M t a III Ma«Hlla At aa »**aaj riaaa esatfse . .. IBIB. al I I I ra il Otriaa rt, riaiUa aa4e*j j * M K 1 I r = a r — ”= * .5 13 .All ' •bttaarr aaltrea, rmr4a at kMka rMalalUaa aaA a«r*aaa aatlcaa at pfan alaia.au rat Ik* af M M aa In to , will ka rla ifa t faa M raaala. atwHIatai tt lia The new trade treaty between Atmtria and Italy ithould help to heal one of the lonjr-atandiiiir international enmitlen. It daten back to Auntrin’H [png continued control of much of North Italy, the rent of the pcninaula being divided uh Into numerous petty ntaten, The unification of Italy which w uh eventually completed in 1870 had Aimtrin air itn moat tenaefoua opponent. Though Auatrlan rule was no more tyrannical than that of the Bourbon kingdom of Naplca, for Inatnnco, and in fact offered many of the benefita of good government, Auatria waa hated more than the local tyrant*. The Italian |ioot Silvio relllco. a ronaplrator for Italian Independence, wrote a moving account of hie pcraccutlon. "M y Priaona", whleh did much to fix the popular impreaalort that',Austria wt^t Italy's worat enemy. ", u s Curiously enough, aa early hh 1871), Austria.and. Maly Irecame military iilHea, Germany being the third tuirtner and the moving.spirit. No good .will went w ith the enforced aaHoelatlon, however, and in IBM Italy declined to^ fight with Austria againnt the Alliea. Next year she joined France and Great Britain, and got iih a reward the luat remaining aernpa of Italian territory atilt in Auatrlan poaaoaHion. Now AtiHtrla ia a tiny atate. unable to tyrannize over anyone. Italy, too, ia enfeebled. To help eaeh other remuln independent, tho two do well to make friends. Hoover Asks WORLD TODAY City Commission 1 Bob Gibe Is Winner In Daytona Meet irmnlaaea * » ■ fia* naat ICaallaaeB rtmm race <fa*i - — ■ , a 36,000,000 British loan to Rux- ation by th* touriat* and thalr ret■la for purchase of non-mlItary .ignition of the present economic English good*. condition of the City, It would Rolwrston opened the day'* do- aeem only proper that tha local hate after Senator I.uca* of lllln- permanent organlutton* recogoli, the democratic leader, had n iu their responsibilities In thla warned the Senate will be held in matter and work out tome araeeilon tonight—-and probably to- rangement for meetinga to satisfy morrow— In an effort to get final , tholr requirement* for convenapproval of the »6,680,000,000 new j lencr, else and availability. Kach European Recovery Authoilxatlnn. „f these organisation* ha* the Johnson aaked Robertson If ho |fundamcntnl well-being of San- * 1 D K W IT T M AC K EN ZIE Winston Churchill alwig* can he depended on In hi* speech* making *nd writing* to live up to hi* reputation of being one of the all-time ma*tcr» nf the English language. . The otd maeitro'* addreg* at tha convocation of the Msasachuaatt* ln*tltute of Technology in Ronton last night provided liberal flashes of the Churrhlllian.gimlua, hadn t read that Britain I* ending j ford |n It* cnllectlvo heart and the U r firm — with a * budget — 41J ih * ir t iV iM h T T O n iu U r a T f a M r It* financial year both In phrase and In content. HI* surplus equivalent to f. 1,324.• - tj,j, task wmn wasn'ti nn an ea«y one— me the iUK logi-I 4MR <?any «nr— >* ffWI HAH i calf Intnrprttution *nrf correlation. »• • ( aa »*!**•« aaaAf* a laagwuea Ortaaga Raa*a~tr-M SHEPARD'S D A Y TO N A BEA C H , Apr. I— OP)— Bob Gibe, up-and-coming i young Detroit swimmer, msdc a rw l, Plritolaa. BtavIraaAeat hid for fama aa he fed the qualify­ Oellahlful LaarBeaaa to Otaaer* ing heat In the 220-yard, fret style event of the national AAU men's indoor meet today. every 4at It* r«iasa Glbe'a time of 2 minute*. 2-1; Oiwb special sawairr Nateav seconds wa* best of tha qualifier* N«>m A .1 SrllrlM* mtsls aalty and 2/10 of a second better than, iM -o o >>ER Olympic champion Bill' Smith of W EEK Ohio State. L0NGW00D HOTEL SMORGASBORD Grand Jury ' * „__ . ____ tL_|. “Th* City Communion. In at Th e T H IN K IN G F E L L O W • pf the recent grim past and p re -l,, ,9"!* J,h®, ""V tcmptlntr to act for all of Ranrldea (li* t iCM itisr* rtmm r»a « ••••* sent, together with their relation. % *** !* ?“ n|f 5" H , ford, hax endorserl this effort lo RtVtm .rti naiiaaallr t j ” •»— future. »• .as . surplus this year? Johnson <le-, j,u||,j Up another aspect of Han- eloped from several witnesses that tal'aail Naw«aaa*r Itaaraaaalato th* It strurk mo lar.. a*w talk, C llra ta being an effort worthy of Ills re mandril. "Doesnt the Senator : fn„pH c„ mmerrPi , he tourist bua- a definite plan to si-ek removal II, Kaaaaa Mir, II, U a lA ..f the sheriff and at the «WNl" cord.--------------------------------------------------- __a bill Is proposing to r.rptake r i ,’!nrrion ^ -1 ^ ^ wo must Imlh - Aha inta mil is Proposing io rase mon-, principle that get lime the appointment of two sep­ iaairtalaB Praia wklrfc la w lllljt An outatanding quality of arately named persons, In behslf ■ laalf la ika aaa faa raaafclt* L ? ' jl!s VadeT1 1,,n,, our kw'Pobjective. tourlata hpre to arcomp- nf one of whom a petition hail Churchill'* nddrensr* I* that they Jr.ngrand at all Ika laral aaaaa arlata# trader " 1" hf ’ f (Hah (Me aawaaaaar, aa well aa all don't near) explanation, and this "I don't lieIlev* the United Kng- ; -Tlie Commission Is appreciative l been cireulaled and letter* hsd ' — we Blaaalakaa. _________ column has no intention of em­ dom has in really the kind of sur- _,,f suggestlona and would like thei gone to the Governor in the barking on elucidation. Anywny, nlua the Senator la talking about lf.Hru„nH of individual Sanford- event of a vacancy. FR ID A Y. A rH . I. 1S4R you have read his speech In your Robertson replied, that the llp i( lnl* lh, >■ I "One melting waa held early .. Particular nartlriilar matter ** 24 Hour wirvlea, n.ui.i. msy ,Ire ilong . .. .added ip . . . . . p.i . i . . . i ................ newspapers and heard him over British In .pound* hut Wl>|| B|| jn „|fpnriicuiar ()f the j, matter,L aa I In March at the home of one of 9ini.ii iim iik today the air. t» .i ■ a_ * are short In dollare. Iness that comes to Its attention candidate* to further his candl■ • the year.’ dacy. A Job of deputy sheriff r «k l would hive been fnrgnttrn tbidnuhtedly you noted his do-1 Robertson said he opposes an during wa* promised to several per sons •r-V a 's ; * r « V t f K « ■ " I M ir If two thou land years ago had rlaratlnn that "thirteen men in amendment by Taft and Senator < Religious Co-Openition if the removal and appointment j • laarnad dotMag hut what l*amthe Kremlin" are "aiming at the1Ruasell (I)-G a) to cut in per , «d In (coHr1 0. Hekool* taarh ua how succeeded." rule of the world." You heard him cent off th* authorisation for It da generally agreed that such ayafema aa CornmiinlHm make the Interesting observation caeh outlays In the recovery pro Of gambling conditions, lint | to think and hk* hr ohlaln and I nsalltwr V n a r u > (tael Jury reported: I troll! knowlad^t. Truth wa muat and Kaaclam fear the power of religion. London of thin type that it Is only the aloml- homh gram. “ We find that condition* with ! dWofar for ourselves. I . . . w*s of ant-up tend to draw to themaelvea a devotion akin to ro- which has saved Condon from Johnson brought up the issuo l-"mmntlve Firemen and Engine . . . Brought up in thl* rlty, Ip. ligloua feeling, and In order to Inerenae tlda devotion are bombardment. You heard him des- of a |M,000,IKK) loan try Britain 'ocn approved „ nrerger plan; and relations lo gsmhllng during th" itructed according It. iho strict erihe the pprlls of the Red Drive to Russia to purchase English , Ui" A H . International Hrotherhoorl forties have certainly twen « manure rtf the low of mir fatliara. ruthloaa In destroying the framework of religion in the In Asia. Ami then the predictions! suppllrs. Robertson rapllt-d .hat " f Tcnmsters lugHii a nationwide great Improvement over thirties, countries they dominate. "war is not Inevitable"; "we need this Involved a loan of pound checkup on union membership or 1This Is evidenced by reference In — Acta 22:11. sterling not dollars. 1truck drivers. ! grand Jury reporta, and others, Recent pronouncements by religious leaden in huh tint abandon hope or patience." pall •m..._ ...... among .................the . it.. 1... other sde of „r Capitol i-uLito.i ____ against ___: mi •ml by the ‘fart that ‘h*t1 there,hr,t has. J } 5 On ,the Utiose ore high A* strike. of 7,1) ,000 __ workers h- f,cl Add to itir Ini nf lackrli in (hit country ahow a realization of the necessity for all religious lights of Ids speech, hut there ran Hill, the fight over repeal of fed11 breweries In met the New York met'* e n . . 1n,V "•» k,,lln“ ' lie called n gang killing, "eaiy money" eia cminlrifaii $10 forces to unite In constructive opposition to th,: Communist through It n strong spiritual eral lases on oleomargarine eon • ropolltai. area also ta-gan t.Klay. might mnea than rf.ht and $20 hill* being cireulaled campaign of poraeeutlon of rollgiotia leaders. Hidibl Nathan thread which Impressed me great- tinned. ..... CIO ............. ....... ........ ........... .. " m,,rr ,h" n ,iRht years | The Inleriiatlmial B rew ery'1 ly. perhaps herause 1 don’t recall j Dairy state Interests cnmeilc ,,,„| Distillery Workers of America in Florida in "alarming propor­ A. Perllman of New York declared recently: "The various denomlnatloim muat learn the encountering such emphasis In that the lU-year-old tax may he had uskod a wage boost of 68.60 ■ | f Q I I n o m n l o v m i i n i tion*". "The nnlei air very de­ perches. I killed this season of Congress, H wrpk „ rr(|ll(.tlon of the work I I J * » >n e l T i p i O y I l l t n i previous Churchill spe_____ simple truth that whntovor militancy faith can ceptive and often fool even eaThl* Is n sample: \hut they ate putting up n hat week front JO to 36 hours, and I manifest must be not against men of other fall ha perienced hank trllm", lay Secret job security and plant safety conhour a “ Here I speak not only to those' ‘u >n.^ r"U1? liut against the enemies nf oil faith." Service men. ditIons. The present wage *ci.I p w',r*inK »* M onP " who enjoy the blessings sml con- gam*. ment ot **,p "f yel,n week. Catholics, Protestants, and Jews can. if they will, unite solution Is 171 e week. of revealed religion Inti Also counted as unemployed are on a broad common ground of spiritual truth whleh ia In­ to those who face the mys­ The New York strike of .'Ml,IKK) persons "temporarily laid off" A court in England hat ruled that dependent of dogma. Such unity should lie strongly asserted also teries of human destiny alone. oiner ithcr worker* workers waa in In support or of frnm ,hplr Johg or because •n illegitimate child it not. the in the face of the destructive tactics of Communism. Tho flume of Christian ethics Is demands for union recognition. |llf Ktrlkci(( ,||n|)f)I(i vacRt]tm*, etc. , child of ilt father, but the child of still our highest guide. To guard wage Increases, a closed shop sml j Thc |lurrnu.K m#,h„d of figuring nod cherish It Is our first Interest, Utt> ycftlrHUy, wjih ImrmlfitfMl nI other Imnefita. it* mother only. "I lie meaning of unemployment have brought some P* the State Department only this both spiritually and materially. the word ’family’ ", raid the verdict criticism, notably from labor The fulfillment of spiritual duty morning. It Is still under con­ unions who contend It hides the in • civil action. "t> haird on mar­ I When Hubert M. Hutchins lieeamo prealtlcnl of the In our dally life Is vital to our sideration. actual extent to which persons riage. .This illegitimate child i* lint The Department, therefore, was survival." who want full time sink of at (Continued Crum Pag# One) lha lather’* child. It ii only the University of Chicago at the age of thirty, hla revolution­ I mention tills because It ro- hesitant to lake any formal po least 36 hours a week are unable ary Ideas about higher education were widely ridiculed by Is'en I studied erosion. sltlon on it until It had veals a side of Churchill with child of ill itmlher”. get it on that basis. the defensive oldera of the university. The dyed-in-the-wool which most folk are not familiar. thoroughly studied by Secretary, While mapping anjla In I.ouIsh to The Bureau said detailed figu­ Dr. Bennett of Stale Acheson and other top, county, Virginia, This blunt speaking, battle-scar­ old-timera looked upon him aa a young whip|ieranii|ipor mndc some Important derisions res, which would show such things Briliih Foreign Minuter hrneit poaching on their exclusive hunting grounds, and they spar­ red political warrior is said by authorities. Among those detrrminlug the shout the cause nf erosion. These a* the number working 36 hour* those who know him well to have Bevin it ihowerfd with rotten eggi ed no big words in criticizing him. State Department's final attitude derisions have helped shape not weekly or only one to 14 hours, deep religious conviction*. He by a gang of New York hnndlumi "Isn't It too bad the way they are finding fault with makes frequent references to the on It is Arhesnn's top advisor on only the land policy In the United will nut lie available until Apr. 8. A change In the sixe of the upon hit arrival in tliii country to Robert's Ideas?" a friend Maid to comfort the father of the tower of God, anti Ills splntual Russian pulley, Stole Department Ktatea. hut the land pollclee in n (ign the North Allantic pact. Won­ number of countries throughout labor force Is tho sesson i-mplnyu'llnfs am suld lo have given him Counselor Charles E. flohlen. prcaidont. ment could rise 470,(KK) In March der if the federal anti-lynching law The State Department spoke*, the world. "Not at all", the old man purred proudly. "You know, the strength to carry his tre­ It was Dr. rtennett who guided while unemployment wss drop mendous burden during those aw­ man declared that the obvious Wouldn’t he broadened to include jteoplo novor throw sticks at (load <I»K»ping hy only 54,(KK). rul BB fjgMful (Uy„ days wj|en when Kn»|Bmi England W was fight pu^iose of the Russian note is to the scientist* In developing the violence againtl viiiting dignilariet — nonaltl A . I.alrtl In V o ur L l f u j|n(> ^01P j,er vflry life against the nave an effect on world puhlir only formula upon which a suc­ overtea* who have lo put oplnlmg He said that was shown cessful effort has been made to : ' Hitlerian attack. was transferred to the through New York. Here's unolliet Item about hy tho fact that the note was pub­ conserve the soil and mnisturo re­ control Department of Agriculture a* the Churchill: he prepnre* hi* own lished hy Moscow as soon s* It sources of this country. That I* Soil Conservation Service, with speech**. No gho*t writer* for had been delivered In the capitals whnt Is known as land capability. Bennett still in charge. How eatily the trulh cam he (Cnntlnued From P*»e One) In simp|o terms, this merely him. Actually (*n an English nf the Atlantic power countries. Since that time, every atate has . e-4wi*tfcl by *ki!le«f-**ip4rD ijf (lie Avenue Immediately adjoining*the jd«efi were dTstrlhutorfi 731 Chrl»t sparrow Bellr* me| Churchill die*fhn spokesman made It en­ mean* that lands differ, that each .m maxed a law enabling landowtcrs It f* pi Ball Park, eald Edwin, m*H lays were given away, with taled last night's long sperch to tirely clear that the United States acre should» hni used• for whleh art of twitting i* thown by the Municipal Fltit* duality Hatlflta Bluustholr mm soil lunncrvHiinri conacrvatlnn *ieia mi to “form 'ini tiiDir 7b garments, fit polls of shoes, Iwo stenographers. Then when It government considers the nnte tn best suited, I lUlimenl of Senator hanger ill Khlnholser, city attorney , j i ci P i i* iRutrluU for the purponn nf workand 2 1 1 7 children were given each acre Approval of the newly rnvlsrd was typed ho manhandled It and lie without any foundation In fact Is determined hy a con- j,1tr together to conserve and im­ t*n with pyplot cm broldory No/lh Dakota who charge* Wimlon 'f servallon survey that shows the prove land and water resource*. City Charter upon which former candy. put It Inin final shape. and may formally reject It. Churchill with having fought a- Mayor II. J. Out and n commlttco A senior lellglou* program for But tha great man doesn't ruffle and law: trilriH. If the decision Is made not to physical condition and make-up Because each local district works inat the United Stale* duiing the of It have been working for adults wa* carried out ond 104 leave the matter there. Ho re­ send a formal reply to the Rus­ nf the surface and below-surface nut its own program, tho work ex­ laniih-American War. We recall months, will Ire sought of thc Sunday morning and evening ser­ hearses hi* address until he hn* sian government, then the Soviet soil. actly fits tho local needs whether In IU2H, after year* of crusad­ tho major problem lx erosion con­ Leglxlatlon will Iw vices were held with total allcnd- tho delivery the way he wants It. arguments— none of which Is areglslalure. i.*glx jthat Churchill did lerve in Cuba Legislature, _ s ire d , said Mr. Hhlnlmlser, to ance of 1,007. In all, 220 senior When I was doing newspaper Itially lunlly new— will he countered In ing for better land use and treat­ trol, as in Northwest Florida, nr about that lime, hut lie explain* H suthnrlte the otreratlmi and financ­ meetings were held with total work In London It was understood politic ntatemont* of top offl- ment, Dr. Bennett prevailed upon drainage, irrigation, leaching, ami that he wa* an nhterver with the ing of the "lakefront terminal facili­ attendance of 0,027. the government of tho United land use, a* It Is in this vicinity. in press circles that Churchill rials, C, Redding Is preshirnt and used to rehearse In front of a Spaniih army during the Cuban re­ ty To Hugh Bennett, who rniaadc'l The Stale Department’s hash: States to establish several exso niany years for land anil water Senator Boyle was recently. *- P- Mmile, vlce-urrsldent nf the mirror— a not unusual practice position Is that the A t l a n t i c ri'eriment* to study erosion. volt in lfW5, over two year* before The findings made by these ex­ conservation before a naltun-widc America entered the war in IB*>8. placed upon a number of com- ^ v -H o n Army Advi»ory Board. with puhlir speaker*. Anyway, Treaty lx strictly defensive; that mittRRR by Norman Bracking prcal* ^ . r *r,lHI,rfr ^ when you hear or read a Chur­ Its action article— hy which all periment stations wem sufficient program wa* started, the Miracle dent of the State Senate. These j ••*»>*y W!ght la ^ r e ta r y . Mem- chill speech, you're gelling Chur­ thc power* agree to resist an at­ to interest others in the danger Soil Conservation Day program The young msn end hi* allrect- commitUee are: Finance and Tax- Jj"*. ■,f!’ L. . * i|' y chill and not somebody else whose tack on anyone of them— would to tho laud. Finally In 1033, a here on the Fellowship Biblical never become operative unless the •mall appropriation wae made for College Farm Is part of a dream hrg wife walked into a fathionable atlon, Cltrux, Public Util it lex, Judl-1 Hmlt *. Fred R. WI|»on, II. t words he is repeating. practical demonstration of the come true. Hugh Bennett believes attack occurred. Aviation and Radio, fjnrr jy ., #a'v t!1* . ^aWlir Ntw Otleen* I Inlet. Suddenly the rlity Imlior and Induxtry, Motor Vehlcl- HJ***"*’ ,R- f1,' J *.n" ' *,r" ,,k Lvan* The bade Russian position was things which were then known to that everyone has a stake In soli •lapped him, and he proceeded lo •s, Temperance, County Organl- *n,l ' * Herndon, set forth In a foreign office white help ronlrol erosion and land de­ and water conservation, because her over hi* knee and give xatlon, Vslerans Affairs and Mis­ paper Ixeued at Moscow Jan. 28 pletion. This Job was placed In everyone rata and wears clothe*. (Continued From Pate H i* ) • good spanking. In the procast cellaneous which denounced the then secret H ip hands of Dr. Bennett, as chief And he ia pleased when he finds see How exprees was handled draff of CONCERT I’ R O IItlC nO N H the pact a* aggressive. nf the Soil Erosion Bervice In tha business men and farmers pulling aha hit him, ecratchfcd him, and bit Perry K, Murray, epeaker of the •board train 40 from St. Peters Department of- Interior. together for aoil conservation a* Officials here said that the Rus­ tC H tliH * r m s r#a* <>«*i House, appointed Representatives wWD so fiendishly that the left him burg tn Jacksonville. I’HKHKN I In 1036 the work un erosion they wilt he here Miracle Day. man, Theron Thotnaa, II. It. Foster Train* 101 and 102 (the atretm- sian note set forth officially the bleeding. The row *tirlec^ wa* Odhsm and Smith to a number of and llomei Uaulhon. same argumenU which the Rut Rep. Odham’e comliner trains which the ACL wants mealed m court later, ilia committees. Mr. Peters waa Itorn In New rerouted) normally stand In 1ita* slati white paper had made on Jan. niittee-* Include Finance and Tax­ dishing Pan American air line pilot ation, Cltrux, Public Health. Drain­ York City on Apr. 13, 1873 and lions only five minutes. 26. They said lha Soviets there­ . actured hi* wife, "Mill New Or- age and Water Uontrol, Huslnt's* had ilved In Geneva for five years, Keller and Joe Jenkins, re- for* had not been In th* slightest . Uenv a! I948',‘v oi having profiosed ReguiaUhnk. Latsir and Military where he was a member of the •resenting the Florida Railroad influenced by the facts revealed Baptist Church slid the Woodmen Brotherhood, eald today that when the treaty text was pub I F ’ ltltBr' ami added that ha wa* and Veterans Affairs. of the World. but Instead had pre-Judged curtailment of service would cur- llihetl ________ Rep. Smith will serve on the Aofng to write hi* memoir* ami call Ho It survived by Ihr widow and tell handling nf mail and exprees. all Ixtues. following committee*! Husincei stepson, 0, A. Oldhant nf fham "fHow Green .War My Hill- a a t11i oonn,, Education, education, runne v ■ R• e gg u il a Puhlli one ) fold". Road*,, Agriculture, Fnreelry and Geneva: two step-daughter*. Mrs. Porterfield nf Ft- Meade “Yellow’’ PHONK > 444 YELLOW CAB CO. U. 3. Strikes Congrens Roundup Go-Getters Always Criticized Soli Day Blouse Beauties ... EASTER f from New Legitdation 3-98 - Salvation Army 5. . , S J! ACL Hearing MINOR & MAJOR I’eterH Killed whan EIGHT GOOD REASONS . That wa* a convincing report which City Manager McKihbin •emptied on cnmtwralive coiti ia Ltirieur Central Florida polke darfMrtmanti ihowing how econamiL - j.u _ Sdnfojj', j, operated in com>bn with others. Further efla along the tama .lint would m similar economical operaIion other deparTmenti ana1would rvn*enlightening' to local cftfzene wlto are apt to confuea axirava in Male and federal govern' with municipal taxation, tboae of ut who rdnd1other ipera published iri'<8Rer cilia* I* of Sanford rtalln how afSanford i* being operated. Livestock. W«lfnre, Socialj 3 ‘°Mri M||(|rri| A|bertn „f fl.„ Another “FIRST" for Sanford Security and Workman'* fl»nv J mill*# assignments. “I knew that wa will foe* many probloms,' he Funeral eervlcee will he cunat the Geneva Baptist deelarml, “but I feel confident ducted Sunday at 3:00 p. M. with that the members of the Legisla­ Church W, B. Klter officiating, Burial ture will face ptoblems Itov, be made In Gcnuva Cemetery. fairly and tquaraly and will work will fo r -the beat interest of the State Erlckaen Furiaral Home la In charge of arrangerdent^____ of Florida and Ita people," 44 cP. BmlUi declared) today continue to give th* twit ee r-'i r u C T , P a l-a n n a •> Vice that I am capable'af to the ! I " people of thla district and to re- 1> O i* TO M E TR !8 T - IIW M M •a lessee tutee <, present their Interest*. I will, at ' are* Hears toll, l - a i a t . tola all time*, welcome suggestions as | AtlaWtle Natleasl^Naak I l l s <. ed , for this Manufactured In Sanford jv . " " i 41'H Bold ftrst In Ssaford 8 M I R - O - K I L .:!•). 'M IN S E C T IC ID A L d l-o\i 8elf-PoHaiiing Floor Wax Moth protection ' FOR YOUR Th* Wax with the Mirror Finish To Your Ant and Roach Problem* l i e pint 9|*49 quart A Southern Chemical Product tovcRTON A it o■‘Lttfl co, *’ ) .{ Ip) " ' t' F O R B U Y IN G AT STAFFORD'S AMOCO SERVICE * Amocoa Products 4 *- ' f to * Prompt Courteouo Service * I Block From Downtown Shopping Center * Cam Vucuum Cleaned As Often AflNecemdqr Wilh The M i)oyIe Vae*ItM * Free Pishing (for euatomerH) . • CWin Rhet Roomi * Open buy end Nfihi * Over tB Year* Experience In Servicing Cars HOROWITZ 1 “Yha. World’* f Greatwrt ^llpph1 April 4th all bba1 t ic k e t s u ta x i: �I 1 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA •PA£® “'X$¥u~3 •»* a "•Social Calender Business Women To Have District Meet Personals Members of the Sanford- Hitsiness and Profeseinnnl Women’s Cluh will be hostesses on Sunday at 1:30 P. M. at the Tourist Cen­ ter for the final district meeting of the year for the Third Dis­ trict. About 200 members are ex­ pected to attend from Orlando, Daytona, Halifax, Titusville, Del.anil, Kissimmee, St. timid, Leesburg, New Smyrna. Mt. Dorn nml F.uilis------------------------------------------Mrs. P. M. (Unifies is general chairman of arrangements and immediately after registration, Mrs. Esther Phillips, district chulrman from Winter Park, will conduct the business session when president’s reports from all clubs will he heard. Mrs. Sally Mero Williams, pre­ sident, requested this morning that all members attend the meet­ ing to act ns hostesses to the vlsllors. Following the business session n lea will be held, arrange­ ments fur which ure under the direction of Mrs. Haymnml Ball, rhalrntnn, Mr«. H. E. True and Mrs. W. E. Maker. FRIDAY The Aralea' Circle of it.e Durden Club will meet ot H:00 P. M. with Mr*. Al F. Hunt, with Mro. John Clerk ee co-ho»le»», Campbell-l-osslng Poet, Amer­ ican Legion Auxiliary will have* * buelneei meeting st 7:30 P. M. at the Lesion Hut. Spring Frolics will lie held ot the Junior High School auditorlum at l i M l P . M Prof. Hay E. Short of Florida Southern College and executive director of the stale branch of the United World Federalists, will ■peek at H:00 P. M. at the San­ ford Woman's Club on the sub­ ject "World (lovernnient. the Path to reace". M O N H AT . Circles of the First Methodist Rf Church will meet at It:00 P. M. w aa follows: Circle No. 1 with Mrs. night were MR. and MRS R O Y | , , , .... , M BIT I . lilt, nml M B S O R V I L L E ! 'Nlhlrcn’e W. E. Itulnes, 210 Holly Avenue; Dr. and Mrs. J. N lloh on re |(a-v Charles II. Colninif, D. D I I M I K S . MB and M B S C E U l t C E ' s wl11 hr- fo »,|irrrl al the Circle No. 2 with Mrs. D. B. Crum­ turnrd on Wednesday from It a -d -' retired bi-lii>|> of Puerto Rico, T M l ’ I h MB. mid M B S 1 H A N K j Emporium nnd from 10:0(1 A. M. ley, Silver I-ake; Circle No. 3 with Ings where they -pent a few was tin guest speaker at the S A N D L E R 11« midnight fun mny be had on the Mrs. Fred Wilson, 1000 Sanford days with their duughtei anil spring quarterly meeting of the liiisluiml- "Miinilv, do v„o I....... midway where hot doge, Avenue; Circle No. 4 with Mrs. nan-in-law. Mt and M r II I. Woman’* \uxilliuy of Holy Cross iinvtliinc ..f my wife' wla-ie. , hiinihiirgers, cold drinks, fortune P. II. Wyatt, filfl Magnolia Ave­ Antlersoti. | Eplseopal Chuieli held lu.-t Mon- a b o u t - Mnlidy "W ell. \l, ain't •lellilig and Imat ride- will l.e ellnue; Circle No. 5 with Mrs. E. (I ---------------I day at H int p M at the Parish *ho Ion I believes I pul ,-in in ,le i"Ved Kilpatrick, 22K West Eighteenth M r nnd Mrs David V II .it o f . , l ' " l , ’1 l(''' r " lM" " e '"Id " f »•'»' 4vU-kiii i 'W M \ f(«i1hn.4 CnlU'jiffJurt rfimiHi Street; Circle No. 0 with Mrs. M i»i*w rare wilt hr hHtt ol noon Jnck-Plivllle .... have ...turned t o > : ,mvllt Mr. Iloli’oinli Tf» Tiilk ............. .................. . , .............. „ n ,,“l L. Tillls, 1100 Elm Avenue. . *, i. . it i n i with t hr finish line he in It ill I fir Tlir pidlatheu Class of the First «o111vr Ml* .Ihttphlll f kInlidiiiu A L. tllfiotllll i 1 <llllHI* at .. 1&; - s. . * . - . », Jk| | f t l M l I *Ifl 11ll 111ii 11nf PI Presbyterian Church will hold it t’hriirmrin »«f • nii*luin |. K«lmnflini. Woman'M ('lull Will Hells lit their home Ul PiillneMo meeting at the home of Mis. W. M m H 11 IT iipi * , .Ii 14ktil <»f C A Holconth, sei-ietary of tIn* Avenue. K. Holly head at H:tMI P. M. Mrs. SpoiiKor Miisicalc j.Ihiin fm l lit* jniRiliaiv ‘* iiiilinul . K. A. King and Mrs. Felice West Mush- Brotberhii.Ml Department of j Hjiiiiij,* i> (iiirty to hi* hrhl j 1 M HROAiH A SIS the Florida Baptist Convent Ion, wdl serve ns hostesses with Mrs. Mr and Mis. C, F Proctm aiid|„„ |;t wl.i.-li will he unlqiu11 \ n i-i- win* will l.e pie-ente,l Frupirncy inadulallnti broadwill -peak op "Heralding the Ad Ilollyheud. Mrs. II M. Burns have tnovisl ,,, i|„. f,„ t il.ai two pm lies will i l.y i|„ Sanford Woiunn'- l luh ‘ il ls wdl he heat.l Monday uflerChapters „( the auxiliary of Ibily viinee*' at the seventh m a series froin the Langley Apnrlineiil »<•' |„- li.-l.l, .......... lb. iillciinam and j m a henefil reellul on Satuidity at 3.011 o'clock over Station of Ion regional ennferem-i-s in he Cross Episcopal Church will meet bo7 Magnolia Avenue. Mr and m... m tin- .-veiMiig lai h |f, p M at the .-lid. b.m-.i WDBll, Orlando’s oldest radio held at tire First Bnpllst rimreli rt .1:00 P. M. os follows: St Agnes Mr- R. W l.lppincall and siniill I |t,-legntes and alieinatis were j oielinti- Cntluirllie Hmey. Anne -inlion, al 02.3 meKacyele' The on Apr fi, Rev. W P Brooks, ,tr., with Mrs. . W A. Fitts, Celery daughter .Man-In Kav. wtjn have p, atleud tin Hi.i.-i'- hu r u n -!•-. veil and Katherine Carol Mi— FM broadcasts, .bipli.-utitie the Avenue, co-host ess, Mrs. Irviot: tin-tor of the olniivh. animutice.l been re-idlng ul 2-Hiri Pnlmello I vetilinn sebe.luled lot May 3 lit Soiev is fiom (Irlando iiu.l i ' it piogimu M-he.lule regulaily heard Feinberg; Ht. Ann’s with Mrs. today. he hrard! II. F tneiiihet of the liniiinui I'lu Bela, on .'.so kilocycles, will These annual .■oiiferenees are Avenue, plan to make their lioiiiel K,-y West they ate Mi m Miriam Russell, |.orh Arbor; Ht. oale.util .,,-inl sorot if y . Pin Beta, from lot) p. M to ■I .IMI P '• on | with the Proctor-. I Whilm-i. ll , M i A M Philips, w Catherine at the Parish House, being held from Mur 2H through I M i- lie.,igo Slopp M lA. luiii..mil oui-iic nod -p)i-.'l, f.atem ue. l .lays and from noon i.< 11 00 the Ba.-li I'll,lit mol i i ,h |h-I |- M ,,n Sundayfit Mark’s wdl meet ul H,t**l P M. A|ir. H and are -poo-,.re,I hy the | lit ,,u, \li - IV I. h i.eliloiff, J r Stale Mission It,>ai,I of the Flor­ at the Parish House. led Church, Way.-ro-*-, tilt ; Law fund Mi II L /iioiuertiiitn A li­ I looi She I- llllllor ll, Ihi Rol ida Baptist Convention. Hoc The Kiith Hpcrlng tiirls Auxi­ son Cooke, -ecrelary. Iluptist i in.iiiieeiiieiit wo - load, lluit the ho- I 'ollege evit-et vlil.o \ liary of the First linplist Church Brooks pointed mil ihnl the meet- Brotherhood „f the South, Mein | in M quart, >l\ meet tug will he i M i -- I ..veil, daoglitei of Mi I niio a giu.luute of llo .luillugs will bring to Flondu some will meet at !l:!lt) P M. Croup No M i - W V I .in *II ->l tin- lint,I sellout of Music nml is a of Hie outstanding eliureli anil phis. T r i m . ; Dr. John Ciivloi, - , e Jlu l.l on Mn> Id m the furin of laud I with l.uuru Phillips, 121b Ouk retnry of edueatioii, bottle mls-ioli I e eovett-d dish bin, he,in iiiulei ■•itv, i- a iiicinhci of Pin Belli, liiclilher of Hie fneillty nf the I ’ult-I lay leaders of the Southern Hup- lenini. A lliu il ii . tin.; Avenue; tiroup N,i 2 with Nancy i list In J.du ijtlu ..................... Mis W I lld g - R.-IIni- t tinoil-t-r l b . h,- Hu nml setvnlury of Musle at Rollins Col-| Convention. 11 e Bill'll l-’estn al lt| rbi— Hu Mrs. legi­ Hotinlree, t’>04 Elm Avenue. Dl-cussians during Hie meetings llnhleniaii, pastor of I lie AII iiiui I- pen. M i - It, W W illia m , was ap­ TU K H D A T tab Iluptist Cliureli, Miiiml; llev. The Daughters of Wesley Class will center on missions, evange- C. F. Barry and Dr. J. Ilurris.m pointed ii - dll i-t'toi of Hie itninml will meet at 8-.IHI P. M. at 1 ”‘ "«T>rd- (iriffin of Hu- Fltiridn Ibipti-t auxiliary bnxmn Th e meeting was II. I*'. of the First Methodist Church l0*"’™ ' , -lli'wh “J!'1 « ’ Convention. |)r. John Mllglllle. liresiited over hv M i .......... I „ U...I. i . - m301 i sociallonnl leaders frum SeminWhitner. Ji and the devotional home of IMrs. Ruth ILundquial, of ole. Wckiwn nml laike cunt v will I exccilHve-Heeretary-treiisurer ..f w a - h-d by Rev II l.yttleton j French Avenue, attend lb,, .......lav imellng H " f'la Baptist eltventiuli Ztn,iin-1 iiiao. leetul of tin- i"Jillri'll The Fidelia Class of the First Sanford. i will preside over the meetingBaptist Church will meet ul the Others on the 10-diiy pr.igrnm | Rev. Brook- stated to,lay Hint home of Mrs. W. C. Iluie, Elder wilt be Dr. W. Perry Cnuu-li. pus- nil rliurt ii nml ussticiiiHomt) lend In making snndwiehes for* Spring*, ul H:tMl P. M. Memtiers *Inn11 elilldren elilldren he lie sure -nre to to eui nil each; each a * -..y ..ltM ? 1 .I I t l..‘. r h , i r , d , b.r or the Fir-1 Baptist C h u rc h ,, era ure Invited hi attend ........... .. small V C n n ! . i t It ,.’s Asheville, N C ; Dr. Walter I. 1fere nee. Llllieli ................. . hy sandwich Into four triangle* «.n Tit* Seminole fligb Jh-hool I’m - | -""Ore, pastor of the First Bap- the host church. small squares l„r easy eating. A hM s4 . rPnB, l |..h_ A hiUlirlllhi Cl,4 l «h>III hlXllJhl s l * ^ ^ cnt-Teacher A ksucIu IIoii will meet at the xclmul al 3:311 P. M. to lie - preceded hy the hoard meeting [ 9 «t 3 ttlfl P. M. The Friendship League of the Congregational Cmircli will i ii i t ! with Mrs. Carlelim Noyes, lillll Palmetto Avenue ul 3:(H) P. M. At Methodist Church •££ S ' < Civic Music the Civic Music concerts are to bo continued next year, additional t„ memberships will have to he sold.,- <r«>rtia»e r . - * r t i « a «n Beethoven in three movements, Mr. Stine al-o thanked Mrs. ’.MISS A L M A ’’ at Angel's en­ Mi«- (!lorit» Dampier was honor­ thusiastically telling of catching A full day of entertainment was performed with subtle inter­ .Smith for her fine work as sec- . retnry of the group during the ed recently with a linen shower X1, pound has* at the CScneva hns ln-rn planned by Rnllips Col­ pretation. Telephone 148 given by Miss Judy Jones and an Both Andrew Stine, president, h""1 • v,'" r llridge . . MBS. ,J. N. A7.7.AK- lege foi its unnual fiesta which Miss Virginia Reeves at the Jones KI.I.U picking roses in her yard i will Is- held tomorrow from 10:00 and Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, secre—— home at 327 West Ninth Street. AssociaWashington Is................. the No, 1 state HAHRY ROBSON nml .MRS. ' A. M. until midnight. Prateeda tary , of the Civic Mn«ir ........ ...... Spring flowers were used In de- J C. M ITC H E L L walking down j from the event will he davnted to, lion, told the audience that If 1in the production of aluminum. eorntlng and during the evening the street with u doll carriage j the It.,Ilia- College endowment :------------- -------- ------------------------ - — ---------------- ------- ---— game- were enjoyed. Prltes were for Mis. Mitchell's giand .laugh- , fund l Kf=r = — ‘ — -----won by Mr«. Raymond Kader.Itei JOAN K IR K LA N D j From 10:1)0 A. M. until 12:00 Mrs. Kiiima Dubose has been re­ M l-- Hetty Rose lloolehan andj J O E W ELLS euiivmg u huge.noon movies will he shown at thfl moved In her home on South Sun- Mis* Tommye Methvin. j l,.,\ of groceries 1>R, and I Annie Russell Theater nnd from ford Avenue from the local hos­ The bun.nee wus presented with I -MRS- HARRY W OODRUFF and 12:00 tu 4;IM1 P. M. bridge-tea pital. ninny lovely gifts and delicious daughter KI.I/.AHKIII enjoying u parties will he held in the various refreshments were served. Those d,rj"k at .Mcllc)tiol.ln MIKH .dormitories and tra will he served Invite.) to I., lie In. with Mi-s Miss Dantpirr n.minler E D N \ IIA L L IH W currying j in .Sullivan Memorial and Wonlson Five HSk Mr and Mrs II C Steele have Invited I Houses and open house will be moved their tesldeiice fiom the were Mr- F I.. Dampier, Mrs. \ .H-aliimiil Si’kwil I’.'.'ka - . M II iT -B O N E i SMI I li on . pd.i al Orlando Hall, Pnrk Apartments to their new j Knder. Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs . ... ,, „ , ,, „ .. home on Weal Twenty-first Street 1J. V Jones, Mis. Ilnrol.l Hecken- the way tn the *boe repair shop! Nutm tiiilly Atlverl iseil Lines mi |iis|iluy j, ' J - ■• |bach and the Misses Kittye Oil- to gel his shoes fixe.) for trek- ,, hoiks ,.f Kentucky will give their itiy in the Capitol tuiil.lnig at Uri.,i..i-..pr..i i,. i i . - i . h i m i - .NarniL— ik illuu iu . loan —W d l fnrrwi'H prrfArmkllfii ahd'TqiilrF I ul Iii hiis-ee during ill,- legi-latiire Dr. T. II. Moye Is confined tn the tains, Betty Rose lloolehan, Emma MISS E T K L T H l t M A S cross- dancing will be held from 10:00 st k l'TIIK IIN C A L ir U K N IA U tN N K K W A K E Furnal.l Ijiughtnn Memorial Hos­ Jean Methvin, Tommye Methvin. ing Commercial Avenue . . . till 12:00 P. M. at the Rollins Stu­ April 1st to April Ml It pital. Dr. Move Is the father of Joanne Dampier, Mantye Dampier, C LIFFO R D McKlIIIIIN talking dent Center. Peggy Dunum, Belly Sasser, Vi­ iitioul ttie City’s mliire piojecls Mrs W. fl. Fleming Features of the event will in ola Skinner, Helen Skinner, Saltlee MRS RAY FOX in a green Jelude the fiesta haiaar at Casa S T A N U I. I iIN N TItW A H K William- an.I the hostesses. dress walking on Magnolia Aye- !||>eria where guests may purchase Mr. and Mrs. Itlake Sawyers, X i l rdli April Ifilli muIt JA M ES O C T getting - hiimlmade articles, fine glass and Miss El'rnl.eth File nml Walter a gln-s of milk at Lnney's chinn. fiiridlure and ^.ou«ebol,t Steele have returned from Belle and flnwerV Re(ila.le where they spent several Rev. Col more Speaks ItiAN IKAfSl r. in abe,-,uning I ousts, plants I It VNi I t A N W A U K ,!nvs with Mr. und Mrs Hohy . ■ . 1,1 ,tl' I fi-e-lmn uts will be - rrvcil In Ibe \piil l-iili April '.t'.iiul id the l Ivic Musi. Con,-lit lust I t ,.,, i,,,, To Episcopal Group l-nlng. Social And Personal Activities CarUn Palmer Ray—Society Editor Miss Gloria Dampier AROUND the TOWN■R,>l,linH College To Honored With Shower Have Annual Fiesta American Dinner wan* Parade .MONTH I I.I t i I'lN N l H W A Iil Afirll ’.IUiiiI April ‘.!‘.nti V I !It NON W A H L Apt il ’.'lllli Mu v i'd I, prix*‘|l ,i vx**v kih- uliiti'ly flu** |i|ti(( tiHihy Iftft* mtli tjrfF .................. ............... S P K C i j \ J / ‘ '»rte, Vet i 4*||tl III Ulo! I f I v*i•ij roiili1 i rit.iui You C an Save Up To $12.95On "Heller Dress BEFORE EASTER THURSDAY ♦ Tile South Side Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 3 :in P M. On. the program will be a pane) discussion hy thr faculty meintiern on children's needs. Teachers will serve as hustesses for the meeting. The meeting will he preceedetl with a hoard meet­ ing at 2:30 P. M. TR A W IC K APPOINTP.D U N IV E R S ITY , Miss., Apr. t (Special)— Sonarman l/C James Claud Trnwlck, Jr., U. S. Navy, of Sanford, Fla. has been appoint. ed Instructor In naval science nl the University of Mississippi, ac­ cording to an annotincginent by D r . , J. D. Williams, chancellor. !|0 His appointment was approved formally last week by the Board of Trustees of Mississippi instl tiona of Illghor Learning, Tra wick has served with the Navy since Jan. 14, 1042. DRESS SALE I t PENNEY’S ].. Hi ~Wn< vgfifaAJSC u. yv rni i , w aaowshMat-u-'Vii— ■nwg.yjiewruMxrhs-siJ S a tu rd a y Easter Outfits made to fit the Family Budget! EXCLUSIVELY OURS! $5.00 MODES I4K Diamond Engagement Ring A Wedding Hand Seta $11.95 51 GAUGE IS DENIER Margaret C. Gwattney VALUII r You’ll Look LovelierFool Better • j£ * • for M O V '« I flle ii l eellWel ^LSftai'iwoZo • M o fo » • »• !» IW ' I Mrs. Arroto 8Milk n i l PslMoilo Ar*. I’o $|2*0<r» C u n I Slylt*s, Himllf Hnt’kit, Pt'int'fas, lirupi'tl I4K W E D D IN G B A N D S Joel Group t - formerly $4*0H To Group 2—formerly Friday & Saturday Only etatw4 BELO W W l IO L E SA I £ C O S T PiTfulftt, Lttinia ( ’Inlli. (Hnghniti. Itiiyim (iatmt il in*- uml Luillr. |(».<|, Hruwii, (irei'ii Mltn'lt, Nuvv. I’latiL,. Prittln. Sizmt 11 Hi; lOUD S P E C IA L / 200 BETTER PRESSES Tuilttrrtl 2-|k*. Sliirl .Mukt-rw, ,tu i i i |k *rn, l-’nh Tail, tiuy NiliHlfs, I'rinrf.Hs uml l‘»,pliini Slyl«*- Bread and cake should never lie kept In the sama box, Air the containers once a week, prefer ably In the sun. o new SPENCER for Easter! A p r il 2 4 1.15 him i * Tttiiii'H. Cri'inm, I'iijtirH. C lm m ltray, lliilt’lin 1.1111*11 mul (iiiig iiu n i. IMu Ii Ih, Prlttls uml Sulk! L’tilnrs of Aqua, H lurk, jtrow ii, Him*, Orcliltl ami Alai/.**. Sl/«m 0 10; 12-1*11; 14 •8-241 g (iroup Ii—formerly $8.!)K To $22*<>'r* I train'd Skirts, Hnlero Slyltm, Cap Hlimvim, Himiln H u i 'Kh, Metullk' Trinm, mio and two pim> ntyltm, Crn|H>H, Tafft'luH, Kuyon, (lalmnllm*. 1'iiro Silk Priiita, Shantung, Comltcd Yarn ami Iritlt’aft’iii Chamhray, Enihroidert'il Hmadi’loth, Gingham. Mlttitk, Brown. Gray, Pink, Navy, Aipm. (itw it, PlaitlH, Chi'okH, Solldii, Stri|M?!t. rr *'l TjJF Siipn 0-10; ll»-4 2; 141^-24 '/*. A Ahh-Sl gauge IS denier Gajmode eheerel lewry far Icifar «t • plelft, difiilh '*» f ,1 ieeetl p rltvl (Exeuae ua for duowing out our cheat • bit-but Gaynodea wa ao good I) Every Uat (bread, loop, and atitch la carafnlljr In* • ipactad for the aligbtaal flaw! Caymodm era par/aeff Neweat ahadaat#Slsaa 84-lOVi. ■ ■ : et *..'■• V Mat. ;k I �jrwr* *■ #-»*,.***•■ «t«■• rn-1 -«a# | * : *1 **»■—*^7 1- FRIDAY. APRIL t lM f T H r SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA M O * FOUB Gail Henley, Fresh From College Gruber Refeaaes Spicola Promlseggtate Prom Palatka A F i r s t Campus, May Stick With Giants /SSi ax n Players f o r d Giants Division Combine ! F a r m e r ..M a r k « t f o f r 1 £ « !« ■ * In Rotary Content x ix n m n s t a t u k a h m k h s MAHKKT HKPflKT NO let Manager Jim Higgins Cubs de­ The (ullowlnx pries* reported liy feated Manager George Stine's llie dsalere on IPs Menford Hlate KHrmvrs Jlsrk.it (or prmluce sold Glanta U to 0 In the Rotary League her* and Ussier* up to 11:01 I game played at the Ninth Street P A L A T K A , Apr 1— (A*)— Pres. Alo trio if. Apr 1, IM S I Park yesterday afternoon. Tom Hplcola of the Tampa Smok­ llesns, lllaeh Vaienllne il.............. Fleischer and Hester were thI mu • i s» Hu l>r ••,...... ers yesterday promises Palatka a rmulvrareen, Hell tirade batteries for the winning Cubs, flrst division club In the Florida Ilsans. |P(1 1 |((ir 11.00 . l it Hu 1«■r ..... .State League as he formally bo. |<'ui,i,««c. in Lh lisa i« *f. .073 while Herndon and Tlsnn wink­ 13 73 1.00 ed for the losers. The Cubs nulhlt came Ikiss of the Axaleas. , I'aiilirTower. I'ri II 73 1.00 He signed thr agreement in ,'ri II All a,on the Giants four to three. Wednesday Manuger Huh Epp* the offlro of Judge Walton, at­ r u m , 3 I»«»* I Li ir H 30 , Indians defeated the Culm i! trf •*. torney for the Palatka Axalens, I*ti* omliurH- Fancy II 30 . 3 imi llu lt » M Inc., ns ownership of the base* Ciiclimbi»ri»«Cli*iiri» | Manning and Spencer were the hall team passed Into Ids hands III! lUkl II 3o > J.fto batteries tor the Indians. Fleischer Kmnilanl. III! )<Nkt 1 1 30 . 1.00 The transfer was approved I pitched anil Tlsnn caught for tli.* Wednesday night when stockhol­ |,ellm*'l(Hlii«rK I Cubs. I&.ou I'rt I liui ders turned In their stork. II con- LMtia** Irubcrir i.'rl 3 I Jo* •1.00 tnlns two main provisions: I. The r»*|i|rn rn- Fancy ••• franchise must remain In I'nlntkn. Hu 91|*r 13 23 . 2. Hpirola assumes none of the |»ri>|.nri«-i*hn1u«t Hu (l|ir I a 30 drills of the old club. Try Our Shupper’s N>t* Fla H«mI IIII mm The Tampa sportsman said FulaltiCH, Special for MalurM» Mi ling i l r.u five or six players from the IM'-ll-ll* *I Itlft I 3 l>oa Huu U K Smokers will In' sent lo Pulnlkn o fd Fanh limed Htjunith, Yolluw flu ll|ir |I TR hot * Monday. Tomtitonii, **r t li.ee llccf Slew with "We may start off a little slow T«iitinV*»*« 31at I ’ln ll.no . veRtlables, Herv* I'lT H I'R but we will have a ball club mho* (Id* |3.33 down here," he «nld. "We will do nritni'j-a-Va]f ed piping h»t In f: r ipcfruH - Mh rail H*P"He*ii everything possible to put you IIm« 70m * Hinallrr yj no h bowl — Hoi Hi i»|*ofmil Marail H i » m |J c * h In the first division and keep Rolln a n d b ultir— CofHoi 31 m A «4 m 13 73 you there." llmilln* fntrly Halil, do mind fee or tea . . . lie explained he is imfnmil- 1 r.iir Ir. mark ft ufmut Mrn/|y on most 1 product* iar with ihe brand o j ball plaved <*•■, , in the class I) Florida State | Fa I "”,rhM wsshnr anil >ui • League and doesn't know yet how lu-nisnd Halit on n r a n g .s sml Fountain Spgrial— Jum ­ tt> ,e»f»u(* strong a team will he needed. bo Hnnnna Spilt. II "I understand ......... that Ibis | MrtNiprt of your favorite I* n pretty fast class I) league,"* Michigan State'* track ami field I team *lnrs won three firsts, three Foremost! Ice Cream behu added. seconds and five other places In Iween Iwo halves of winning the l!)4|i IC4A Indoor ripe bannnn lopped wllh team title. PHOENIX. Arir.. Apr. I — (/P) (jail Henley, it rollene player with* I Pitchers Al Miller. Henry Heelt"<•* previnu* prnfei.innal experience, today appeared a h<xmI bet to I er. Ceno .Shelton and Harry Skrlpp; I Infielder Al Caiuuis and. Catcher i>lick with die New York Gianti at a reterve outfielder. Tlie itiuky yuung Californian hat made a good impreninn with George Sehmagranoff were hand­ ed their release* from the Hanford hit ipred and throwing ability and bat diown tigni of being able to Giant* hy manager Hal Gruber Mt, t — ---------------------after the practice session yester­ __ . , . . . I mnnnn, Clni’innati'a ri’irular ratrh- day al the New York Giants farm gT. I KTKItHlllIItti, Apr. l - f/l’) or |HMt year, wn» the topic of cluli* training base at the Munlrl— The lloatnn Red Sox invaded "tiHile cmivonmUun" in the Red- j pa* Airport the New Norh junket* camp lo-l|p[^ r n,m, today. Four ratehera, , Jim lloj-rl ami Charlie Rose day. .netting the ptage fur the one more than manager Rocky pitched the Hanford dub to a I first showdown of the year lie- Walters intend* to carry, rrmaln ■to | victory over the Ismolr, N. C„ tween Ted Williams nrnl Joe Dl- on the iosier. Ilucky has indicated team In n niacllce game. Lmi Magglo. he is counting on liny Mueller i Matte worked behind the plale. The Yankee Clipper, ottil nurs­ and Dixie Howell to do most of The victory over the Is-nolr ejttb ing an ailing heel, wn. due In (he the receiving lids season. tan the Giant*' eoiiseriltlvo Victory New York slmtiriu lineup for string In seven games. only llio jocund tiiuu this spring. The Giants plantird to meet C S O N , Aria., Apr. 1— 1/1*)— He lested yestenlay after plnylng A TU polled leg lUllsele suffered hy Lawton. Okie., today rind Spring ..lx innings Wednesday. Gene llcardnu. stnr hurler for field. 0„ tiiiiiorrnw morning. Malin­ the Cleveland Indians, lM-rame po­ ger Griilor said this morning that HOUSTON, Tex. Apr. »--< / lV - tentially serious toduy, the hurl- Ills youths would probably be Jackle Rohlnson, the llrnoklyu er was ordered to ImoI for several allowed to rest .Sunday afternoon. Dodgers' hlggest hox of fire nllrar"The Isiya realise that the weed­ days. tion on the spring tour, Is giving Manager Lou Itomlreau said ing «ul process Is on, ami every the fans their money’s worth. Remilcn probably won’t he allowed one of them are teally working The agile negro serond haseman to pitch ugnln for a' week or more. to nail down a position on the has never looked lielter since he loam,’’ Grubei declared. broke Into organised baseball HAN A N TO N IO , Tex., Apr. I three seasons ago. Ills Imttlng — The Ht. Louis llrowns play their average is tnps on the eluli. first ilay-nigltl dmddeheader to­ day. They meet the Han Antonio TAM P A, Apr. 1— (/!*)— Ray Ln- Missions In !he afternoon and the Chicago Cute, at night. KL PASH. Tex.. Apr. 1— f/P>TUCSON . Arl/.., Apr. l - f / l ' l - I'loeky llllle Men Hogan was on u The Chlrngn While Hox expected train today headin' fur home. H "’ll fruit, syrup, nuls. whip­ i i i M i m i s sist.tu T i n a * , to get then first glimpse of In- bark on the links again some IN*. ped cream am! it maras­ Mi IIAMMl A M Pltrhei Hntebel I’alge Inday while day, be says. M .vril MAf'K— 3/|a Mils Kllsl Tuck's I’li'.i.e ll.ilk 'I k The national golf pace setter |1st, chino cherry . . . I I’l.ssanl life.,Ml* 3 K,l l*ouo. eoiicludlng their three.day Tucson Askalmi Kin 1 Josl A War | Klmlm. 4 Itlmriica Hacetul — I'hM suit I'liln. stood against the Cleveland In- outII an automobile accident last Hea.il. s Kajlink. 7 Twin Hills, 1 lless' Heel. illans. Illll Wight and Howie Jud- Felt. I! laid him low, Hogan walked lillllle, Third — Wise lie. Islim. I'sllllv Iowa llnhs TK .v m H A ciM i/i* a n , son were lo share the Hox pitch­ the length of a polliuan ear last l.slie. Iiriiin illil I ' leneral Itlvol* 1 ||u|,l,l Kell.r. K',ill III Will,IS Will, I’rlticese night when lie hoarded the train ing chores. 3 Mia llulile, t IInMIilw lluck. r. I'unlliei. Ksiiiiuis I.isl,el | Colil weather and a gale slop- here. Klflli My lte,|iie*i, rriivlua Hinny HniisaN, * Hnck Mosher. 7 V/a i o a i i n A o m o v Kmo.nk. s Hainrnls Me. He posed fur photographers and I lurk le. Tl|l|iy UilMe perl the Hox anil Indians yester­ 1TAXH UNDERWATER Hlslh— IJ. II. Klssll lull' tinnier, (■earned at the pros|H-et of return­ ■ f e Jungle C a c u r a t o n e ^ ^ H day, but not until the Sox bad ing to the new Hogan realdence Wii inter la lid I luMe I Hevrnlh Knvurlle Mm eluill. Ik grubbed it ID to il, fi-lnning deci­ In Fort Worth. He 1* due to arrive enl, Win illrl ....... r i . i t Vh im I MtnatMa sion. r.lKhlh— III W,.lh Willie Mae, tale this afternoon. Hogan was II RIllt.WIIT •FIMIMTIIU . HI Atnnrt Ninth - I'IssshiiI luennii. HI 1 |a. SARASOTA. Apr. l-(/p > _W a lt acrumpalurd hy hla wife, Valnrle. Last night ho said he Is "out Jus I A War. Dropo, big, powerful rookie first I Tnrilh- Hmiiuile M. . Kuii'mk. Hen sackur, will lie out of action fur of the rough and again handed ersl Itlvsls. - g il(IHT*a HSTfllKX throe days and unable temporar­ down the fairway." H a r r B i n ; — Knlurlli ily lo fight for a legular post I Tuck's I ‘hides. I Kvarlissl, 1 with the lloston Red Hox. Wall l,nii tM*II, t liark Master, U .Vo .tun ,V. s Askalmi Kin. 7 l.lrttlrn I'sley, ran up a lempciMlure of Kb! and • Tan Klnra O K I. A N D O , F I .O K I D A doctor* ordered him to bed foi a sill IIMI H tl'K — S HI Mile I Hess' ties! 3 Hpeeily llillils. 1 few day* aftet diugoosing (tip wfo__ illorr'e Kiiual, l Malxelalnv. s i'lch'* See 12 Fiisl K hcp .'g S lg rlln g st 1:011 I*. M . 'till 5:0(1 fllctlon a* Inlnstinnl flu, Sphynx. Paiidemoidum, MdnnlH1f'rl.le S iiuilit Jean, 7 llninl NiiliiP. M. P ittin g F h irld ii’s Tu p F lig h t D rive rs ugHlnst and Carolyn Roll finished in that -------- --------------- Vlllss IIRAOKNTON. Apr. I - -1/11— nider in the ninth race at tho Ihe nations best. t Hotly Hhay. I Hpsly's llssl. ) Rig Jeff Heath may lie in the Siiiifnril-Otlaiido Kennel rTtnli trnrk lYIiut huiis|i»n I Itiim|«« AfHirr»wi*, 3 lloston Rrnvi-s' outfield Imlay last nighl In win the rinul tom Mil inn. ff d r u m Mir I. 7 |*iidy Mhlun. H P O N K O K S : O ffice rs and N . C . O . Clubs a s I*4inr when the Tribe plays the Ht. Louis |iii«HIiiiih in the Greyhound Derby N 1‘nntlv Adm ission (50c tax Inc. C h ild re n under 12 F K K K FO l l lT I I H t l ' K — .VIM Rllr Cardinal*. Ilcuth. who broke his Ficlri set for A p r il M. I NI in liny. '2 I,r1m,i»itb I'tnrHitir, a I,lit If Hfutrifr. I Tnii* t* I*«k. 3 ankle while sliding home nt the The dog* jnilii'il Gloria K., De- Two More power end inmd than | k Tri'v h Al, rt t%ip|nir 7 end nt last season, has been run­ you’ll ever need. Il'e yoiire In seil S ii i'iik, MH Ling and H'gii'v- U llh. va Will, n FMttttiittt I .libel (hienew UMHCiuarmM llsnrxa ning and hitting here. Mnrmgci ninie to complete III*' Derby field. F i r m ii a u k — t hi h iu Ute-Twtal Knjoy lie ni«t**l I My Itri|uchi, 2 Tippy vIrilili*. 3 Hilly Hniilhwortn says "1 think The Inltei ipiurtet ipmliried In atlmlne, wire elsrllnx end new I tiny i Mr Flri>Iiull, 5 SiHier It's time Jeff got his feet wet." Tuesday •nj 11 Ml *v rompetltlnn . gMulilc. i i i i a i p , rt»i I'rityltiK i in jio a Ihnrkle. 'm m e, 7« Tuff •in i _ night’s annulli. guter nperslkml Thle Hrtftketl Turn* __________ _ I HI nil i HsaNeATnrs. ^ p a t new Chempkm on msrt-sl tk llfll 114411— 1/HI MII p HA INCH C ITY . Apr. l - i / P ) HKD HOX u n it s o x WIN w in , , r s , a j K , K»mm : , Hoy, , r , 2«ihir . # f i ______ • m . M m -----------------------------Connle Mack Ihinks his I'hlladflHox, by Mao lllxkr lion. 3 Into lion (lordor, ■ V i p V C v l a l V The iimIii, i Wnmlir phla Athletic* would have “a grral nger W W M m /w y M M J J .™ rhnner" for the nrnnant this lefcull'd led the Cull* Cubs I* lo 111 I) 0 In 111 a II auviia rii f il lntiI Kk — .v v ia in an* Mile ».* Me. year If only the hilling were a I.Ionsi Junior League lici'ii Girl. 3 iinti llstcher’s Lengue game nlnyed played , I <let nn. * Win illrl. I Ikenl. 4 ('ii«hiick, S Ksvnrlltlle better. at the Lake Front Park ye*Uir lllliall. Its Msfthxll, T Miss ' Ch lr sa o. ng ■ '’If out fellows rnuld only lilt a day afternoon. iTidy iiewani lltlle iiiiiir il would menu till Ihe The Red Sox are leinllug Git I ( JilHHTIl i i ' i i ; - . v in Nile t NlMIII Walts. 1 W*l iliffeienee," the Hfi-yeiii old man- league with fiuii win* anil Iwu 1K«el. * I‘ III """ \Vall*._&_ Until llnrilsr. agri said yesterday In-fore his losses, s T a p Itnul. 7 Willi e Man, I Sir club went ngallisl Newark. The A'* responded by drubbing Newark ’Jli to fi, In their gienlest show of power of ihe spilng train­ ing season, Jark K. Moitlson, Mgr, Sinn Miisiul's ..’Mu lifetime hal­ Phone .17 ting average is the highest murk among active) Nutionul league pluyewt. I Exprrl Shoe ItrpnlrlnK Dr. Henry Mclsaulin CITY SHOE SHOP Optometrist 210 Hunfonl Ave. 113 Magnolia Ave. PhoM 111 S A N l ‘O R I) O R L A N D O I ' l l r u t ' v o n r t . a 1 1 <> a i r m : i t .a s h i n g a r r o w TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY SAK SB Ren Hogan LeaveH For Fort Worth Home Kennel Club Entrien 27r RoimiOATlANDt^ON ■ m cu t& r Plan To Attend — Sunday, Apr. 3rd ST A T E F IN A L S C H A M P IO N SH IP PROFESSIONAL ROAT RAGES O R LA N D O A IR F O R C E B A SE All PoHltionH Filled For Greyhound Derby K ID D IE S ig tTrZ SttftWI V I UN D FH 12 A L W A Y S I’ l l C L ’ w M M ■V Champion Heminolo Tire Shop let’s Go ies 1 T h e J& S i Doors Open Kvcnlnga- ttr Mallners- lOr Children- Hr irg fx IN(YL A S T MIDW TH E T1M FH KISSING Dally I 13:45 P. M. FRIDAYf PANDIT «m VV3k» itftwnd ri#»i, 9t !Muiir«i«i, 9V9I/0W# at *tU9 Ma*> SATURDAY ONLY ukmmmsrm! DOUIILK FKATUKK I’ROGMAM JOHN WAYNE "THB: FFLYING L Y IN G TlGKHH,,-dfUfcr TlGKHH*’— i JOHN CARROLL • AN NNNAA L I B H E N this light grectft you in your rear-view mirror—mbter, better give overt Overtaking you U just about the ablest performer on the road today -a n d wi»e driven tong ago learned the only thing to do with R oad* master ie give it road room and a salute as it paasea. Big, y«» —itretchei a gorgeous eighteen feet, with til that inch lixe means In in co comfort and inside Mretch-out space, But ptft aod ptrcel of every one of its 4,400-odd pounds is the fastest footwork on the highway. Action is the key of every part, from its 130-hp Fireball power plant to the swift, silken, unbroken surge you get from Dynafiow Drive. W — COMPANION PICT Returned by Popular # L > A U L KELLY CARTOON— "||AG|C 8MfPWW4" SUN. and MO#.! I Tha Rta) Lila Story of HoMball’a Immortal Lou Gehrig Returned To Thrill You Annw I I I \ . Reason I s - R oadmASTIR ia some* thing excitingly new In fine can. m MM Ai a matter of fact, action’* even invited by the price tag. By the pound, by the inch, by any yard­ stick you want to lay against it, h'a the buy of the fine-car field. For proof, just gather a few da* livered prices on other can and bring them around. W e'll show you somuch.more for your dollar you'll waste no time getting an order in. M W CM mimmm t e e e i i I oraunow eaivr * Juu-vew i • I W M . U I T v o t e s m*4 m i, h *«n • M tne vety nm— * m m m m m m f m * •y UrnltmiPOm • leM>e*ire Ww m SAfWXAW aNtS • M U t e UWH »MeW(iMMN*»> raA > .M W f f W W W « N *mtU MVICm i SANFORD BUICK CO. 210 Mmniallik Ave. S«lford, Fla. til' V' , : ' t'W - '.'..“ 'SR ; vt5Ir’.. 'l �m >■ •»*■-*-*; ■ ,« Ja y ftSQf fl|40ftv **,.. At the South Pole, the AnlarcEarly resilient, of N r* Orleans ~ tlc continent la 0.000 feet aliove tried building lover* for protecten level. • tlon soon after 1718, i _ aiunuy s G O O D JO B S Florida Fashions f DEALER WANTED NOW OPEN WITH Tr» htmtllc Aluminum Awning* nntl Jalousies, ('till nr write Don Griict* for appointment. Florida Aluminum Product* Phone 1.1101 Orlando, Kla. 171ft N. Miller Statistics Clerka TYPIST MODERN HEARING AGES IK TO 1.1 „ l L e t the M ICR O N IC ‘"202" hrinir you tin* Hearing HapV plupHH jt has brought ho many other*— at the now low ■priru uf $!)«. A ltf(T " lu r’ Micronic at $757 A OKS 25 TO 10 WHITE (ilRIvS Apply to Mrs. Stuck, Air Rase ('all or write for free test. Coniph'te Hearing Aid S ro trr Audiphone Co. Of Orlnndo. Florida Hank llldg. Phone 2-1.1IK F lU H ln e tD i Try HERALD Want Ads Fee Tfca taMintai ralM aMtr t*> Waal U i n k lla tM la T t i ataM ■eraiifi I H a i I a* M l l l a a i M t r t l M I llBM IM Mf llaa laaarltaa aat llaa laaaeltaa • l i H a l. !# par llaa laaarllaa Tice «*a* la (he llaa. Plea la rare Ifar Mark fa*a aapa. Ikaakla K PHONE 148 aat aka will ha aaaaataH i the lalaahaaa aa a m kakaai rbaraa It »•■* I t a t HUM la tka taleabaaa baah. j ratara fa> Ihla ae*aaaw4a»a tka aktarllaat la «*aaa<ak , j par *ra«i#ti». la « t i r tar i m ta raafir tka baal paaalhlr | M ritra all Waat Aka ataat ka I t« aar atflaa aa tka Aar bafaea | Mkllratlaa. Plaaaa Mtl l r aa lararaAlalalr It aa tin * aaeara la raar at. #• raaaa. ka raaaaaalhta tar y n tbaa aaa la i.ra .it laaar* THE HANFORD HERALD Lcffiil Notice O p p u rliin ltim '0(t FARMS, home*, husinee TE R M IN A L 0RI1.L. ilix, otation HARItKCHE S T A NO, :ir.l * San", property ami acrenKo, *ee your open 24 honrii daily. OutiroiliK ford Avenue foi sale K. A. SI rout Really Aftrncy order., nanilwlrhc, hreakfiud, Oiie U. Mathiena, Aminclato] lunch A dinner. Complete fotin- SM ALL itovciy .tore mill meal mnrki'l & futures, very ira11117 K. Second Strncl or phone tain nervire, sonnhle Phone 1107. SEW ING M A C H I N E S . Rerf. Sewing Maeh. ('enter, 110 W GROCERY STO RE A Kipnpmenl Zoned IN D U S TR IA L Trackage lat St. Ph. 1100. In irond location, price # 1 .1*00 00 S\V corner of Fulton anil Maple, ~ . . ~ •• .. . #1110.00 down lialunce like lent l.ota 1, 2 and EHi of lota 1 ami HOME DEM O N STR ATIO N Cluh. or (rude Day Plume 1112, night H and W'n of Lot (>. Itloek t, — Steel wool pad. 1e. Asphaltum 7HH-.I, 3 0 c . A l l type* . m a l l l u u - t i c s . Tier K, Snnfonl. 111)10. cash or K S TA IIL IS IIE O S IT I'E S S E S term.. Owner LF.O ROSEN, P., SKNKARIK Gtaaa Ik I’alnt to I'hnne 120. prove you c a n m a k e in O. Iloa HI4, Miami Reach, Flor-' 112-114 W. 2nd. pupc.ro Let ii. allow you how Ida. ! EL E C TR IC refrigerator i u >1 to e.Ii.lili.li y.niiactf in a highly range. Randall Electric Co. profitable hualneaa with o very A DORA RLE little t.ungalow, Juat1 amiiP inve.tnient, Anl.nn.itir right for 2. at a price one could I LAW N CHAIRS A Tnl.le* made t<> v.m.ling machine, repute no pay, ra.h, term* or trade. Phone! order. alien.hull. Write Rox P, r/n 11H1-W1. .S E C U R ITY Lumber A Supply Yard llernl.t _____________________________ Phone 707. E IG H T oeauliful Iota for homo,#„. ""',,krr\»'2.ur; 12 S P E C IA L SE R V IC ES aight. In cultivation on Orange | Aive. vo Price *1.000.(4). 10% down. V*v' V r " 7 “ SV’VV lialunce in monthly paymenta. 1 Uacd T w i n ai.e maple bed with IX )DG E-PLY M OUTH coll apring mid fell mat- 1 PARTS AN D SERVICE Phone 7HH-J, l re. a *20.1*1 tOt# Palmetto Arc. Phone 1011 samt-j. l .lightly ii.ed l.nt.y In.I and mat- LOCK ARROR— A large mm. a, trea. *10.01 N EW FLOORS .urr.red to perfec guest houae, 2 hath., xevoral 1 uaed M o l l ) , chair #1*1*1 ' tion lll.i floor* made like new. lot., priced at *7121.00, finnneod. 2 $10.01 Plntf.no. inckcr., tope.- : Flni.hlng, ckutouig A waxing, Phone 100A, try coveted, .lightly Portable power plant, 22 yeat* . ...lied 1111.1)1 I *180,111 2 Pc. Living expel teller in Si-loin,.]e C ou nty, - Room. J ' iilS With anWer, t hlbck from Park furniture. Ted Davie Furniture C U R TA IN S X Luce Table Cloth, Avenue. *300.00 to *400.00, Co. 811 E, l»t. Ph. 918. Phono 4704 at 1113 Sanford washed and at rote bed. 118 MidAva. Innvllle, Phone 870. SM ALL Concrete mixer for elec­ tric motor. Phono 239-W. 2 ACRES, good garden soil, ceHUTTON HOLES— Custom N**<Ti> ment block houae, well located Hutton., Belt*, Ruckles. General weal of Elder Spring!, Nerval 7 Pete, U x re ito ck. StiDpHx* alteration*. Mr*. Lillian Vick­ O. Marlatt, Rt. 2, Boa 281, Sanery'* Accommodation Shop, III) E. 2nd. Street. ford, Florida. __ FOR s7r7E: 5 iaytng'Ncw Harnp- RENTALS. Fine home In Sanford, furnlahed, *01.00. Three room furhlahed cottage* In Lake <]pry. Electric kitchen. Bpaclal i ate for aummor. RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor S AK TIC K E tt FO R B A L K Phona IM. FRIftb JUMBO fllfRIMP dinner* APARTMENT? Call 319. ~ everynlght, *1.00. H 0 M E £ & _ 2 ROOM apartmant, electric kit­ TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line, chen, adults only. 206 Laurel Hunt'a Tuxedo Feed Stare, Ave. Phona 143-M. LUNCHEON and abort order* axrved arary day xl Latwy’i % l U t l b u n V m Bate I Drug Store. 78c up. BREAKFAST— serve* every ftp at LxMp'a Drug Store. «So xpx — ^ MA H a Yi rF A IR - ■ - -• i - ' ihlre hens one year old. Phnna .« t-M 8 13 N O TIC E * — PERSONAL HELP W AN TED W A N T E D -G lrla Interested In Shell Art Work to enroll now for claa* In Sanford. 8«* display at .............Paul - - Beauty — Peter Shop, tefio Phone 121 W. lit. let. St. 8t. Apply Ai Monday 177-J. GIRL -20 tn 30, aome typing, •na-, weeing Kg phono, A Alt Vk day* aya week, j 8:04) to 10:00 A. M. RELIAI1LE colored woman to', 14 LOST ft FOUND assist with housework and Iron-i LOST: Tan hillfold rontalnlng ing. IKH Oak Ave. Identification cards. Christ! nn {t ---------------------- ’ ' Adklna, Mayfair Inn Reauty « WOMA W A N T E D Shop, phone 1200. TR A C TO R WORK by the hour er LOST— I Adams Ladies watch. IK job. Ploughing, harrowing, mowK. white gold case with 8 diam­ • rag 4 dirt atevUig. We ipeelxHft ond*. Plttdcr return to Dr. lx conditioning buildteg lot* A Henry McLaulln, Jr. Reward. garden plots, Fboee tgf-J. LOWER PRICER, Expert wat^l DOG LOST— Red main german ahepherd, tag No, 362974 rivetrepairing, G, 0. Falfawa, ffema ed on collar. Phone No. 939-XJ. ■hep,^ 1700 Hanford Ave. PhexK SanTord'a finest fnrd Ava. Phone ?&-J. , 3, A. 7 and 8. Me - Each lot SA g 132JP. calk ar term*. Owner LEO HOT LUNCHrui t w . ft* 4nm ROSEN* P, 0. Box « « , Miami I H M W I t M x* • 6 M E W T BexcththrUx.____________ noR jj y LBAKT DROOM houae, about a aid. good location', *9,^06.- Oood/wgr ’ I IB A U T O S TO R S A L E ” " 00, *8400.00 down, balance llkxIt*1 Goal •COLORED nun .wanta any all ur. No RMiiJAtt rest. FOR SALE— Chevrolet engine and round Job. Apply SOI E. 4tb. r o oM : houae, clone in, two Iqta, from chaala In excellent condition, >1 good appearance, $300.00. Goo. very dailrable loU, French 0, Swans, Phono 770-M. M400.00. HALL, REALTOR DIXIE O M A N Donut Shop. Ap- 1039 PACKARD Six, V»«*d condlRM lIbtatx Ax K n . ^ y PUdK^Cwxxi Donut Rkop, Won, kxrgnlni W4.00, J, W. ■XHM Ave^PkexeMCW Hall, Phone M4-W, ■ mmW m lA'*a# Notice t in : n>l liT ok riu: •'«,r.\TY .11 I m 11 ^K M I.Nnl. K K l J ' l t l l ' A IN P l t O t l A T i : lit r r v n f it in 1hK.ui.A aii; % N " t i« I n l i c r t l ' j ul \ nn i It tti 1 mu • i: madman I'ttNlf*'"*! »n 117 S m i t h K ' (1 ll 1*6 I k , o s It • Hrttifttrtf. 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I i m i l l t»i'M *ii nil iiithr»*% i iifi 'tti.' **i Lnt .1, Him h *i Mnt mil niter ^ 4%hit h I H i.iiitHi ,1 S! Ith r i Iitl A«lrllth<ri N«i. 1. Hi i*nvii **T ( I f f u t . t i M t r h i i i 11 " I l SI »♦ !** I »»• L n i n fi v n t n l . K l u r i t h i . an r f .»i . I n i f r tit I it Mf III I ' t lh l h Itre n lrD " f Hm nlf.il VV | T ' f .|t ItiilHi Mill .IM . I »( 1*1' l| lit V - 1K h .r l .l * ,1 . .1 K i t . Mil • >h»M I D « 1h r nni i n r t. • |lf» N.ltll I.l MrtltNfY - | M •|,tk I "•I "* itfN'f re* " I lit I I M ' " N \ K S II IN M i il.S K ll .1 . I It. till • M"t • ( A n S y n Ini \Ki *iln II. I. Mmii If i h i if'cr v I i % i hi* I h |f l| |**!| |h|s it'th . l a y .tf A l f t i .h m t H r» *t iMi'hll* at Inn mu At a i * h 11 i **'* *1 v» rt ROGERS BROS 3 RING CIRCUS SANFORD. MON. A PR. lilt 1 DAY ONLY S l'C N S t t H F I ) It A Seminole 11iu h Selmol l>anil SIM.I I VI I I VH lilt . V N I K Tili*; t n it i s iii<; vi i i n 2 SPECIALS 2 l*i|ii ( 'licvri'U'l I' •SljiKc I nick Ovcrsi/c tires “ A PARADE OF SPANGLES’ si \IMtl\t. I KA NK I K M M ’ WOOD C AP IAIN •I I ' . Il l I V . JIMMY hi.. I III V llf K D D I I*: I v l l l N I H 'N S ,V I I t . I H i" 01)1,11. *| 1*1 IN I. and VIt IS 11 It It V I x" hi*11 h*i sprinus $845 awi PKori.K j :»o I I Ki l l ) S and K A L K S id A N I M \KS I!>11 I'lymmitli I I lour St•«1.1n Clean llintURlii'iil 2 I ' K U K O U M \ N< In O N L Y $845 Seminole County Motors \*t'. i P i l l S| \ I s "1)1 K I'N IH H. M. (lira.on, Lake Mary. 2 HEDItnOM HOUSE completely * i ? S V t N K T M N 'R IJ N S T ^ ' to or. i furnlahed, good location, excell­ I uaed^Sofa Red d >r. fVminolo Vunelian Rllmi ent condition, immedlato poaa- 2 Lamp Tahlea, Walnut fln« i ns I ,!o820 w - !,rrt a‘- Phona i eaaion, ra.y terma. Price *8410. lahed iti)) uf Radio Table*, Walnut Flnlah *111)5( _ i i ™ w _______ __ __________ IRR N. I’lilm H to FO R R E N T 1 HEDROOM HOUSE 2 hatha, ex. I End Table*. Walnut finl.h *1.10 C a L L 117 fur Battery, Generator' eellent condition and location, Shop Worn Box^ Spring* *10.01, ami Slarler aervlce. Swtin'a very attractively arranged. M ATH KR'S 'tattery Hervlca, flOt W. F irst' ____ MB Term*. Nltent. 208 N. PKrk Avr, Mt O / A H K IK K I have huainraaea for .ale that are PITTH nUH G P A IN TS — Complete ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Orline at ,g7flJ__ ______ being operated profitably. Good HKNKAKIK Glaaa A I'alnf Co. ,,?vr nin* flUr- r *H R»lpk I fftJR R E N T or Sale, 3 room houae, rennon. for aolllug. Rav. IIK5-J 112-1II W. 2nd. St. Phone 320. enctoaed porch, comnl.tely furnlahed or unfurnlaned. Rt. 17 I have aomo nice rural homra, Expert Radio Repairing next to Rainbow Tnurlat Lodge, aome lake front. Price* ranging New Army Suddlehaga Fred Myera, 31) K. 2nd HU 0,111 t mile* South of Hanford. from #0100 to *22,000. Some rn- New Army Work Shoe* 4.01 tnl property could lie exchanged Dmihlii Dork hunk Rod* 1.11) on. llelp-Srlfy Self Service Laundry Drier. Ironing II ROOM furnlahed apartment, liv­ f..i city property, AR M Y-N A V Y SURPLUS 408 W. 1.1th SI. Phone 1389 I ing room, hedroom A hath, hot 103 N. Palmetto V. A. W IIIDD KN . Sit. water. 011 Park Ave. Phone Ill) S. Park Are. Phone 1281. ^ V E R M T g o o d p a i r . a h , * . . a J ^10-R. O'i A A a n d AAA w Idt lip. Reayear*' experience. VVork gnatDESIR AHLE furnlahed apartment 2 STORY apartment houae, life Honahle. Accomodation Shop, 111) enteed. E. F. Steven*, Hi. for couple, no pelt. Alan 1 room E. 2nd. St. time roof, double garage, ex­ Ho* 141-A. Sanford. Call 710 Kt dwelling on Cryatal Lake. Call cellent condition, *8100.(8) caah R F I,A T Clarinet. Italian make. after 7 IK) p. M, or l*efore 7:0(1 108. or 14200.00 cash A aaaunie mort­ AM u.ed one month, excellent tone; gage nl *2100 00. o il Myrtle FOUR ROOM modern apt. MX) G*rl» Blryele, tike new. Phone E L K C T H Ito r Ave. Plume 711-M. Park Ave. 274. A C ETYLEN E I W ELD IN G U N T " ' November lat. 1 room NOW IS Y n llR C H A N C E to own LARGE Ire refrigerator; kitchen Sanlnrd Motor A Eqpt. I* furnlahed apt. private hath - A cabinet; dining room table; a modern two bed room home 208 W, lat Street garage. Settled couple only. 801 three htirnci ga. atov# with for only *4,(88)00, Better cheek ilm Ave. oven; iron rot with pad. (>0t See Jimmie Cowan'* Hhcel Metal on this one. Palmetto Ave. RAYM OND M. HALL, HF.ALTOK Work* for new radiator* and MH. KOI Palmetto Ave. new core*. Radiator repairing S. D. IIIG H LEY M A N , Aaaoclale W A TC H HALE VVr lake off and Inatall. 2 BEDROOM furnlahed apt. Ap B E A TR IC E H U FFM A N . Aaaorlate i Trade In your old watch for a new; ply 709 W. 3rd. Bt. ______ ________ R U M IYA ELG IN SEE UB FOR BEDROOM unfurnlahed garaga L IM IT E D number of large lo U lG K U B N PARKER MIMEOGRAPH PRIN TIN G apartment now *vall*hle on Lake Harney LARGE A LLO W A N C E (IN YOUR AND TY P IN G •partment with gaa alove A where the ft.li are biting. Reait- OLD W A TC H rcgaidlcx. of con-1 I It E D IT BU R EA U (IF heater, adult* only. 23(8) Meltlful Reach. Contact owner on dlllon I HANFORD Innvllle. ' .oiith ahore of lake or ace your Hanford Jewelry A l.uggege Co. I IK N Park Phone 180 broker. | SMALL all electrlr npartmenl, 300 Hanford Ave. Phone 1348 --------------- : . quality ______________ If you want quality to P A IN TIN G A. A. JANE rloac in, *10.00 month. 309 USED electrlr refrigerator. A BODY VVORK | have fwo of Kent Haven on Laka Harney fj^rk. ___________ HILL H AR D W AR E CO. the heat men In town. Eatlmalee I 3 BEDROOM downatalra unfurnfree, work guaranteed. The Ih’ hI A R T IC L E S Y IA N T K I) “ lthed or partly furnlahetl apart­ NICE building lota. Young eltrua fl mate) IhI* u.ed. Hoy Rent'* Paint trees and shade on paved street ment. Phone 207-XM. Highest cash price paid for used A Rody Shop, 306 VV. 2nd. 81. FUR N ISH ED 4 room gartga apartmetM, Adult* only. No peta. 824 W. IDth. Street. Phone 271. v .IN M iTICi: :| / A/ Orlando r tfjp: mw Tint PANFORD OtltALft BANFOftD, FLORIDA . A P R IL 1 1949 2:1111 a n d S :IHI I*. M. Count (V lrry »JC’ Mflloiivillf1 A ' H tISS I lt"V I li VI I V VHK I ’liune IR II HY HAY I J I I I 'I I I �/ FRIDAY, APRIL 1 1 * 4 ^ Broadcast Health Program y v u iju M l 1 A IE . S :!l 4:00 to I L .^ T h a 1:41 B rig h t Spot Nawa * 04 Music RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. 4:14 *:*» d o 0:41 7:00 7:14 7:10 7:14 I on arts •: 10 1:00 » lo » 15 to on to 05 to 15 |o lo 11 on 11 o5 II 55 17 oo f a r m Market Ileport T w l - I . l t * Hongs Hports Parade lllnah Hhnre Hlsgs T im e to Dane* Monday Mrhool Leeenn Keynotes liy Parle Organ Interlude Mike Myaterlee Itlders nf Purple Hag* Meet the Hand Itnrse Opry llrnadwny llandwsgoi, You. You, You nnd You Mporte K in g ot l>ay A<cording t(. Ilecord Composers Corner t'lasalral Hoiivenlra News Torntnl.le T im e News High O H ] All Central Florida cltixen* I were requested today to listen to the Eighth Annual National Ne- i ■ATTSD AT ...................... “ “ •• S: 00 Weatera Jansborss gro Health Week “Radio Broad t:IO Nawa raat Sunday morning from 7:00 s ... western Jsmbor* HOLY CROSS CHURCH to 7:30 A. M. over station WDBO. 7:00 T h a 7 n'olook chili 8RVF.NTII D AY AD VP.N TIST Rev. H. Lyttleton Zimmerman. Music will lie rendered by the l:fcu New* CHURCH young people’s chorus of the J;2“ V B. D., Rector Seventh Hlreet and Elm Avenue Passion Sunday Carter’s Taliernaele C. M. E. J;}J * a‘rtnmU A. Sheffield, Eldar Church, Orlando. Rev. O. R. Jack- s.nn News 8:00 A. M. Iloly Communion. Mrs. Harry Wall, mloalowary forest r r Hhow son. the minister will deliver a »»:I4 0:30 A. M. Church School. in blue llarron leader health sermon. Hev. E. L. Wat0:44 11:00 A. M. Choral Eucharist Popular Music Hahhath Hchool tt:30 A. M. minister, St. John Baptist 1M:u>, mu New, borrow*.!, Illus Church service 11:00 A. M., Hat* ami Sermon. ll:n o I'hlidreen's r.’ lsesle H o u r Church will read tha scripture. " fl:00 P. M. Y.P.H.L. Allium Itevlew urday. . • R .. Rev, L. Smith, mlmslar, Bethle­ 11:4* M il it ary Band Services during the week Prayer meftlngs, 7:30 P. M. Move a i'N o tr Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ hem Church, Orlando, will offer 11:00 le :i* lluras* no l.uml Wednesdays with song service and 4 (Ml Monday Moslcnte I t SO I tOO Club d a y -H o ly Communion 7:SPiK M. the Invocation. « 10 l.et the HIM* HpVsk l « l Rlble study. Dr. Jdhn T . Brunson, young 1:00 popular Mini.: 7 on Com munity L'liaiu-I Wednesday, 7:06 A.. W.V.JIoly 1:11 Latin American* 7 15 t(rgan Hr varies dental surgeon, will deliver a l : l o Musical Varl« ll*» ■ <M> breskfiist with Htur C E N TR A I. IIAI’T IH T CHURCH Communion. brief address on the subject "The 1:00 Bar Nons llanrh Wednesday 4:30 P. M. Child* « lo llu wulls n Kcho-e Rev. 8. I.. Whatley. Paster Hatiirday Marina • 14 l-opulsi Music ren's Confirmation Instruction Importance of Dental Care." Mrs. 1:00 1:10 Today's Hlnr 1117 West Second Hlreet ».on front I'sae Drnmu C. C. Ashe, tearher of Holden Music (.overs Program 4:15 Jungle Jim W. I). Hlansell, Sunday Hchool class. Hlreet Elementary School, Or­ 44.00 VI Teeiltlm* Jl*e Heaelnn V l o Comic Weekly Man Wednasday 8:00 P. M. Evtnlng Superintendent A oo Popular Muslu 4 45 Comic Weekly Man Prayer and Litany. At this sarvice lando, will make announcements. 1:10 T il * ll»av*i,|y flo*p*l Hliipor* |S:on Choristers E. O. Keith It. T . U. Director Rev. R. II. Johnson, edltor-pubSunday School 0:46 A. M. the Rt. Rev. Bishop lfcttry I. Itis h o r, "National Community Louttlt, Bishop-Coadjutor of the News," executive director, com­ Classes for all ages. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Dlocesu of South Florida will be munity lietterment renter, nar­ rator and promoter of thla pro­ "Were Yon There When They the guest speaker. gram for the past 11 years will Crucified My l-nrd." Sermon liy lie in charge. Pastor. C H R IS T CHURCH, l.ongaoud H.T.U. 0:30 P. M. Unions for ull llev. II. Lyttleton Zimmerman, CITR UH REPORT ages. a D.. Vicar W IN TER H AV EN , Apr. !-</T7 Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. Passion Sunday — Report nf the Stale Citrus InSermon by the Pastor. .1:18) I*. M. Evening Prayer and •pertimi Rureau at 10:00 A. M. Neat week, every night our Sermon. tmlay (in hnxea): B.T.U. will be In training. The All are welcome. Crapefrull Oranges Tangerines H.T.U. manuals will be the books. 82,710 Rail 66.886 6.74» "Come Thou With Us And We 60,821 Trurk 24,100 88.1 Will Do Thee Hood." U N IT Y 143,631 6,612 llev. Carolyn II. Parsons, Tearher Tnlal 81,084 Tuesday night, Valdes Hotel F IR S T IIA P TIH T C H URCH T H E CO N C H K flATIO N AI. 7:30 I*. M. Prnyer Service CHURCH Park Avenue at Hiilh Hirer! 8:00 P. M. Book: "llow I Used Park Avenue and Third Street Truth". W. P, Hrmiks. Jr., Paatnr J. Bernard Hoot, Minister , Sumlay .School 0:16 A. M. Public Welcome. Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Wnrshlp 11:00 A. M. 2IIK Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. FR E E M E TH O D IS T CHUKCII Training Union 6:16 P. M. Subject: "The Kingdom of Cod West Fourth Street and Laurel Evrnlng Worship 8:00 P. M. Wednesday servlre 8:00 P. M. Is Within Yon." Avenue Please noli- I'hangt' in rvening Fred H. Horton, Pastor hours. Sunday School 0:16 A. M. CHURCH OF T H E N A ZA R EN E Welch HIM. Morning Worship ll:l)0 A. M. I I I Maple Avenue Young Peoples Service 7:00 P. Kev. L. H. Ruahlon, Pastor M. Sunday School 11:46 A. M. C o lo red C h u r d le * Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M. Morning Worship 10:46 A. M. Preyer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 Junior Society ti:|6 P. M. All members of Celery City P. M. Lodge 642, Evergreen Temple 181, N.Y.I'.S. 0:45 P. M. Special and qiiur- I R.P.O.E.W. of Elks are Invited Evangelistic Ilnur 7:46 P. M. ,guest speiiker Mid week Prayer Wednesday •'•It* April 8 /: .10 I . M. to an oratorical district contest 7*46 I' M. | The Railroad Evangelistic between (trial ibi, Emils, Cocoa We are preparing u gnat Eus- vb’'!* will flmte Hu inlay with the and Hanford nl Cronin* Academy D«n|«rout skids on thp' ter play for Apr. 17.' Remember i P«»|»r preaching at the evening Monday .night ut 8:16 P. M. All service. pery roads anti rurvei b«Hills and daughters ure requested thin date. tor* they tun to be present. 7:10 P. M. at Elks T H E CHURCH OF COD OF dome. Seventh Htrerl and Cypress L A K E MARY C O M M U N ITY 1036 Automatic Invitibli M ILLER FARMH Avenue. CHURCH "Curvt Crlppers" that go’ Rev. II. W. Miller. Pastor A. L. Forester, Db Ruler Laka Mary. Florida into action lbs inilant Services each Lard’s day at 1:00 Jerry Walker, Exalted Clarenre C. Whit*, Pastor you c u rv i, brake, or P. M. Interesting sermons hy a Ruler Churrh Hchool 10:00 A. M. swerve — can slop danprenrher that refuses to compro­ Classes for nil nges. gerout tkldt BtkOWt lliry mise with tho world. Come without Missouri leads the union In lead Wornhlp 11:00 A. M. start Weilmlnsler Fellowship droop* |"'"""V *"d «mJoy the blessing* of production. 6:10 P. M the Lord. Cunliniir sending your Choir prartlce Wedneailay 7:10 request* for prayer for slrk nnd troubled |M>o|)le. Idaho produces more silver and P. M. tine than any othrr state. Confirmation Class ThurstlajL F IR S T PR ESBYTER IA N tha Premium Solely Tirel Ntin p. m . , CHURCH Antarctica Is almuat as largo ; April 6 Women of tha Friendship Class will meet at tha church ' Rev. A. O. Mrlnnla, I I D. Pastor as Hnulh America. 2 Ttrtt Only Rev. R. D. Brownlee, D. D. at 0:00 P. M. SMS a Wish 1 1 4 * - 1- 1 ..T. Pastor Emeritus There are 1,011 gas utility euni: • 00*14 7** _it’jii-A -.S I — Chjeth-Schmrh--------- -pgriifTi-firmirTTnlteil Btates. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worsldp Accidents on curv*i kill • limes morg people Communion Meditation by Mr. California’s production of gold than blowout* Exclusive, patent Curve Cripand mercury leads the 48 stales. Melnnls. openi [nitantUr^under skid pressure— grab Instantly 7:00 P. M. Pioneer Fellowship. roadwhere other tin s might skid danger8:00 I*. M. Evening Worship. ------ ohencea shorn Why taks when this sure-footed L e g a l N o tice tlrs can save your life tomorrow? Bertnnn hy Mr. Melnnls. Plrasn note the elmngc In lime for the Evening Worship Service, IN T i l l ! C O I H I T l i r T i l 17 C O U N T Y HOW lines Christian Science JUUOI-7, H KM INDM I co u n ty. which begins at 8:00 P. M. Instead f I.O IIIIIA , IN P H O I I A T I ! ln-iil ? llow tines It remove of 7:30 P. M. In re: Kslstn of Mrs. Charles Wilke will sing I I A H H I K T J A N B U O K Itll I I O V K fear, solve personal und "O Dlvino Redeemer” by Gounod Ireeeasmt. business troubles? H you T O A l . l . C H K n i T n t l H a NI» U K I tat the morning worship service. HONH I I A V I N H CI.AIMM O il !>M. want to know something Claude C. Howard will sing "deth- 1IANUH A O A I N H T HA ID K M T A T K l about the healing power of Toil and id each of jruu an herehv semane" at the evening worship. nn11fled and reipilre.l in prssent prayer as taught In Chris­ anr claims anil demands which AHHEMBLY O F GOD CHURCH mu. or either of you >-.sm tian Heienre, rum* to ih estate ..r IIAHHIKT ■ga nst the Twelfth Hlreet and Laurel Avenua against JANH llOfiHII HOVM, deceased, A, H. Ilavls, Pasloe l«l«. "t .said to tha ih* County Counly v - i - cniinly, --P•ft "• Judas or Memlnole i.'ounlr, Florida, Sunday School 0:46 A. M. at ht* office .................................... .... In the cnurl house Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. If INI pul it led of said County at Hanford, f lo rld a, Young People's meeting 6:46 with in sight calendar month* from Ihs llms of ih* first publication o P. M. "ClirlHtiuii Selma*: Fomoui Woittrn Fly«r this, nolle*. Kach clsI in nr dsmand Speedy, Full-Sire 26" Evangelistic Service 7:10 P. M. shall h* In writing , amt ehall stats The Itovolutlnn In* plans of rsdldsnr* and pna Mid-week service Wednesday post nf nf M u ii ’ h flco.addrsss of Ihs claimant, amt 7:10 I*. M. shall b* sworn to hy ih* clalman Up to 100 Mile* True Hulnto" A welcome tu all. .5(1 agsnl, or atlnrnsy, and any aur per Gallon claim nr dsmand not so rilsd aha DD VflM. Jgnien II. McRoynoltlh CHURCH O F GOD Men's M A It ION (IOVH M K T K H Autom atic clutchl No of Dallia, Teiaa Fifth Street and Hally A venae Women's Ae admlnlsiratrli of Ih* pedal* to push— no gears Batata of Member of the Board of l.ee J. M. dreaham, Pastor to ihlftl Simple, easy to lla rrle t Jans tlorrr nova. The Mother Lifetim e fram e, fullSunday Hchool 10:00 A. M. use dual handlebar Deceased. !? Th a f i r s t ChMfch of S well crown fandars. Davis Decontrolits. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. f i r s t publication April 1st, Jits . riel. Hclenllet, In Boslun, Luxe balloon liras, fa­ Mass Economical operation — Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M. mous coaster, braka . . , more miles per gailon — Midweek service Tuesday 7:30 svery prrfurrnsnce every perroi..„.... and more mors years oltroubl of Iroubls-free Clip T h is Ad f u r tletersnca P. M. long-life feature for which Tupmluy April 5 service I Famous.IW H .K Western Flyers era fa* Y. P. E. Thursday 7:30 P. M. "■rl||i-8tra1lon" tnglns, 8 P. M. In South Ship moiul f» .sT U*a Oar lary Fey Flasl Church Notices e m t he praMated at The HtfW* efflce on lh » day hetore pubUtstlea. _________________ A ll * 10:15 I7pper Room ' 10:10 flospel Hlngers 11:00 Presbyterian Church il:o n Hiring Orchestra 11:14 Home T ip s A Tunes 11:30 T h r u li ste n in g (Haas lion ('avaloaile of Must.I in News 1:44 Popular Muslo Monday aiaiinre i .un : 10 lluenos Atnlgos 1:44 Pipes nf Melody l oo l.utheran Hour 1:10 f a m il ia r Classlra 1:15 Popular Muslo 1:00 flueat I'd llur t in Th e 4:1(1 llrlglit Mpol 4:45 T im e for 1/4 T im e 4:00 Church of Christ 1:10 (Ireat Work* 4:00 News • ;0I Muslo s:l* nutety Mliow 0 in Naval A i r Mliow 4:44 Voice of Arm y 7 00 lu ilr o a d evangelist 7:14 Here's to Vats 7:10. Methodist Church 1 in Proudly W e Hall ■i:00 Report from Congrcs* I 5:14 burst Hlnr i:.1o Ave Marla Hour 14:00 Mporls K in g of !>av isiot According to Record 10:14 Popular Music 10:10 Claselcat Souvenirs ll:n n News i -i*"> . ii.t*.ight Itendeivous 11:16 News 11:00 Sign Off County, In the County Judge of Memlnole f o u n t y , Florida .at his otflca In the court house of aald County at Hanford. Florida, w ith ­ in months from , NO TH R T O ( N R O ITO R h • •• eight calendar -.liX . U . i L,"— V the IN T I I K t rO U I tT O f T I I B C O U N T Y •>"'* of the first publication of ibl* Jrrx in , 8BM IN OI.K P O I I N T Y . aotlee. Kaeli claim or demand shall I F LO ItlD A . IN P n o ilA T R 'fbeJ n w riting , and «h< t In r#** F u t i l e of plar# or roiluont # nnd poNt office r ilA lt L K H A CIIO UP 1ariilrc»a of 0 » » cU h nnn t, ami «ha|| 11 jt<4*mi#d 0 t»® nwortt lo liy the rlulmnnt. hie I T O A I.t. C I l U D IT O ttH A N ti P R R - agent, o r hla attorney. Mad any MONK I I A V I N H C I.A IM H O il I»I5- » l' ‘ ' claim nr demand not so flle<k M A N D H A O A I N H T H A IH KMT A T 17: ■h» " be.VOld. ^ You and each of you are hereby V. ..liV.i.Ir’, . , » .. nut If led nnd re4|iilre«l to present n»lmlnlstn»l«»r of the any clnlms nnd demnntls w h l.n l s iJ L .i -- ° » ... yon. or either of yon, may linvei « nance a « roup, SMAlnst the estate .»f (.'IIAItleCH A ... T'.. A .rti i .t CftDPP. deceased late ..f said ■*■, r **' liuhtlcetloii April 1st. I »«• Legal Notice C H IC K E N P IL A U & O Y S T E R S U P P E R Fur RrnrMl of Till* ( l l t n t n i O F (SOI) O ltl'IIA N A C F . at Ilia* CHtHtCH O F (SOI). 251 h K Kim Snturrinv April ad O i .t s 2 R rtrrt:T tn rrt»T M in f i .iio c m i.im R N ooc ISIIII V/atlcrall Ball-Bearing { N. Re BIRCH ORIMIIR SA T U R D A Y , A P R IL 2 Homo Owntd and Operated by FRED M. SMITH S T O P ... Kind I nl S I. SAVE up TO 50% ON GUARANTIED AUTO PARTS •oui Mm tJ-i rm.i 100% Pur a Guar unload rfURWIU MOTOR OH Full Gallon !•*» |sm sail R ]( u- 4# I W T» Dependable, full-bodied, new oU— not ''re’’-r#fln#d! fine for sny vehicle . . . ideal for olf hogsiuuws t* Compacf, Single-Unit lemtm sine u m 39,,r* Esiy to Install Fine performance. Noise reducing antenna lyetem Fits unde der any car dtsli Fully Guaranteed O IN IR A T O R f B.2r» ieeety/ il4b»k|| Fur all Furd Cars, 'M -ll A 1» tHid). Ilioroughly re­ built! ‘ ut/ tttlier Cur* 606 U|> Primary Hchmil 12tli Ht. ht'tw p pii Maxiio IIh ami Palmattn Ave. <1 !| First Church of Christ, Scientist of Hanford, Fla. i Cordially Invites You t - - GREETINGS - To tho Gttnoral Public You are cordially Invited to attend the National Conferenca of Railroad Evahgellatlo Anaociatlon April I thru April FELLOWSHIP FRONT Kdward P. Perry, President ' economy/ Fat Mail Fardi '21-40. Mere. '19-41 SSUtlPositive M Sw 11*7 ^fit 0 . Intake or ex­ haust , RADIATOR H0SI (Shaped) you Got AU 3 with Exact replace­ ment. Fab ric reinforced Ugass • Meal 17-4* Sards. 6 iyi tafiii. COUNTRY CLUB" Ito lu x s F IB IIt M A T C O V IR S or Handsome, fade-reilstent plaids to "drsss-uD" your carl fimooth. snug fitting. cornnrUbls. Rugged, long wearing conslrucllon with "no psel" plastic trim aivss you year* if satisfactory servics. Oat budget-wise "Country Club" DsLuss Covers — at a pries that's extra rssionsbla. Don't wall — com* In todayf Coupes as low gs - * e v T u - 95 Other Covert frees.. F 3 5 * ... 1.95 (tevpe) 1*1121I II Wo sola Sjp. tina dr* gersestbie V motel (ittl. 0 . 1 5 ( | l . | .50 Form ula of ea psn iiv a in- gradient* ujcurei extra W ATCH 8CIKNTIHT M l Rut Second Hlreet R E P A IR S Sunday Hchool 0:46 A. M. Morning Hervlca 11:00 A. M. Subject: "Unreality". Thw»e are our Wednesday Service H;00 I1. M. tatubllNhed Prlrra Reading Room— Tussdaya. and Fridays, 8:00 to 8:00 P. U. ; 1 • ( lean. Oil. Hegulale 5.00 We Invito all to attend our. ear* vlcea and to use our leading room. Balance Hlaff ........ 5.00 IN0«NI VALVIS \ Learn How Prayer Can Heal You 142 "Sbop Tailed ’ P»ecnlon Built Motor f u ^ endoisd— 110 V 60 cycle A C , )450 R I* M V itrifie d Wheels—-isfely i flangeil I ’h o nc I G « « Change To Davis CURVE SAFETY A Free Lecture fV 5 t Non Slip 4-W ay Windshield RIM WRIIKN Idvtrsga b e e ut r -rivice i. a . e . " H t u tK t, a Mugged, All-Steel ■ARt IARRW T tA 'sI 75c Value I All i lor ......... "Matched" se t-llttw ru close garden work. Rust* resistant I . Insert proomstick for longer handle. Hairspring .............. 4.00 Malanpring ................ 3.50 Ja w il............ ..........' 3.00 Went .......................... 1.50 ......... 2,50 ,V »* '..'•v C w # l l ............................. 1eft0 CraWit (waterproof I 2.00 M UU0NS S w ite h 11471 to W IZ A R D S M V t.,* * $ % Set of 3, Well-Made * .! US TOR A DEMONSTRATION ' Cdy league" •A «A U Reg ... 1 ft. 25 Net * Tough, and �n M I M B P ! ! .V / la Unity T h a i la Strength— T* fn tM i the Pm m of th# World) To Piw H it tha PrairNi of America i To P M o n Prosperity for Hanford. SThu # a n f n r t t I b r c t f t • VO LUM E X X X X Established 1908 AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER > SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL I. ID 10 1Brannan Asks State Legislators Begin To Get Court Grants Hands In For 60-Day Session 2 Men Hearing U.S. To Extend In Bribe Case Farm Price Aid TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 4-- (rf’l — Hntida'i legislators b«gan to (ft their hand* in today lor lit* hO-tlav biennul session width n[i*n* inmorrow. TH E W EA TH ER Sinford tnd vicinity— moativ fimidy Ihrough Tuesday with Intermillml rain* beginning to­ night nr Tuesday Moderate I » frrxh variable tnicllv northeast "l\ wind# Nn. 100 A jw w iflleri Prraa Lensed W ire 12 Nations Sign Historic North Atlantic Alliance; Ihr joint senate-linuie tax study committee held a pie iett,on 'netting end ton'd down it> earltei tfromm'ndatron lliat tlir Sl-tle A t A Program Has Proved Hotel Comtnlatlon he abolished* - M a n A K*, , n s t U t l l O D 6 rBlnm(l, „ , „ rul(let Picketing Missouri * Worth As Stabil- and It* inspection service, tinned "v"l lo Pthrr BKtiiLln . Tlir mm, r ,rH „,t *» mrti in-.prrmff Icc Plant T I T I (alt —rzcr,—Scuictary— Of mlttfc members decided In.lead J, new I>#paitmrnt Industrial — V t< > suggest only consolidation ..f Keg,datum Undot, .aid he would Is Upheld Supplies Agriculture Say's overlapping inspection services In ,(Mlk lnt„ t))r mat(fr U r ! r jj.ttr*'. Of f n | in Prrbiflrnt I .rimtt lics , h„ t t i o f i D r r L t r r In 4 a general sense. ' committer a report next week ! WASHINGTON, Apt 4(^P)— Defense 1‘renlv As W ASHIN GTON , Apr. 4— i/P> In place of the specific ahullali-, y l(p study committee also Two men convicted nl trying to — The Senate today voted to lot Bripf A r! r[ r r ss c s Positive Influence 4 mil ariwn n> j v •liiift :, bt.be bribe New INfw Yo.lt lofk Giant, u un ti pro pro foot tool* non-Cnmmunlat China ha»# $54,. M e m E r i T l " D e s ire s f?n r Peace 000,000 Irft orer from a former Keen of rallabas.ee t.. tepeal «U I ^|| plavr.s today were granted Por Pence In World c y .. . aid fond for that country. Th# eral weeks ago. the rnmnilttre continuing appropriationi except the mnstituNon Senate'* ananlmoua action re­ agreed to substitute langoaga those provided by Hie rmntiluHnn ji 1 , ,evlfw 1,1 ,h*lr 1 WASHINGTON. Apt i t/Ti W A S H IN G Tt^r Apr, 4— <*<F>— H fht0,v funiU of dials storing tho fund cam* aa an railing only for consolidation of In solemn siiemblv. 1 2 r.xtions to­ nspectlon services that now -,ver. , BenH,.s lnf(, 4Ufp Kf|,frj(| I hr pair, Hatvey Stcmmcr and faw^itlwn* Truman. .electuiK Ru. amandmant to a Mil atrihorladay pooled 'he.r will for peace in 1 ns contlnuanca of the European I fund for review ofthe LegistsDavid Ktakowet, wetr chaigmi »“ ‘ d '1' J"*' Atlantic l <Hhrt Twn I. mi.iI K'rsulrnts ih* AtUnPr treaty-hailed hy It n 1 1 fl 1 11 k % The action followed a suggest- 1t„rP every two years Recovery Program. , today h«il ! with nflrting hnhes in Giants stars I ifsftv i% Krttnft Plnnr Wrrrk 8 *. ixtatv ol ?istr Achesoa as a A it D ;m v » K c d H y ! Ion by Holel Commissioner James! And the Florida Pmgtesitv* r i i i t ' l - j ss. . i U . » s »fl fltf liHlnrif p*rt ffh "4 «hifld that Instea.t of aholahnl. I Party Psrtv called i.,ll,.i for state antMvn-h■__ u rtana Flit hock and Mctle Landon that Instead of ,, , HapCS . . . . . WASHINGTON. Apr. 4 -< / P > - T Landnn l ' » l l i i ; l n v . t v P i t t r n l pou«f(id »> coiog to (ny aggressor. of $ :» n n ,n n n Mi.i/r ** o t at d1l ffi* be fp A -be100 so described it in an Stcretary of Agriculture Brannan Ishlng hi# agenry, It be broadened , Ing and fair empolyment praetbes Hie piitpmr was to get the playet* * to take over all restaurant sanl : laws ( |„ tluow a ctuctal game with thi -*RR»r«»mn id-tiro .p-nms the signing cer*II r « It I Mill 1 ( INN Ml I f taya government lupport of farm Ml \MI HI ,\CH Ap. » A’l tary Inspection sen-li e, mm per I In a lett„f to Govern..1 Wat-[ Chicago Hea»« on D»c II. 1946 I" ' ‘I"**' h p*epared l-o d Tf’.r ffiih nl # \|$riijf p | j nd moov -l tb* histo*lr treaty linking pticei should be continued to pre­ formed liy the hoard of health i'll, Slate Party rbatrman .lobn I 11# ,f 1ff1j!ptf inf1 tfp11 -11 1g1if wif\y Ihr ituirlenl led to the bstrml alhnur lignina tetetnonv. Mi 1til vent another ’‘farm-fed” national and all hotel Inspections of the M T'.e of Peniacola ouMloed a • *ti • tl»» Ff fr $ Ririf deaf!* '* $«* mlot. Litu! Boor.r the L'mttd >!stes. Great Britain. man melted the people ol the Industrial commission 1 six-point program for .-onsldera- ol File hock and Hapes Irom the West are r^lernrtned that depreiiion. the Rpa|itt»i*‘f uul flcim.iged ihif^ IVIondv ’I »!t* * ^ ^lirine Reserve Fro. e ted nine other non-ComP'ofesttonal Football He told the committee the I n 'ton of the l egislature , National 10 h i *''’ s inta a pict of mufA The program, ha adds, hat pro­ d IIS# nf (Vlitft'*. S«lurdiv orleitmg blow ..I unptoioled ag *'i(!'t'ie1 fitfi tiivp • Tt* It»r Commlastnn andHoard I'he par'y, which supported League imiIm ♦»■*** # **#iii 1 ^ * it wUrjei* u j I ipcun*v ved its worth at a "itabiliier” of dustrlal fi.ltiMtts).)# I tn- ttin P'la.f J' I'l'Hij of Health could cut off .in |n. Henry A Wallace for President, and Ktakowet wete giessii.n" .hall not 1,11 up"” (be Sleinmer * .. l* .»»• f.v *!te -t Highn -.s i"* ... tb* Bible. Acheson the national economy during the xpectnrs under that plan and save * " n " HHIe over II.OfNI votes In ft 4 I tv . » sl'tn lie I ft ssml-l tgaoi lenlcnced to pnion teinn ol S to f*% I I M* M fiin d f!. th 1 # ♦ Ib- ycj.c loving the pail 12 monthi’ period of down­ tUm,nun a year. | Florida In the November general t * IR | f H > n lo taking il»ps to p,event ag 111 yean each Ihev appeal'd to «l *1* ft* iits ,nd M i^ if Cock* frtjiv •* C**-!r *o refuge and ward adjuitment in farm pricei. "I think the Hotel 1 .11.mission r *f'1 I ns • 1,1*f Ii * 1*m #,i 4 ml It asked a measure .chit It would the huptenie t out! Horn a decision gte-sion against 0111 own peoples \ *• ! r*»»*|d|kff. md '1» 1*1 \« •J to th* aggtessot s Brannan gave hu viewi in teit- is better qualiftad to do the work,' hr 1 I* ftff place ' financial responsibility up >|,v t|lP NPW y„,k Cmut ol Appeals ihe Pievulent laid. we h*»e no f - H p<rcf of fhu*?? f i n j rM«if*nf icliop ■ f ■.a? unto them bv imony before the Home Approp­ Landon declared. •ffllipfilffit " 9* ill* | nij* on the political subdivision which w|,Kb (||lhfW ,h„ , t „ „ vlcl.on.. s.iitpoie ol aggte m on ift **; * 1 I# Ik 1-Otn* I* ’Ml Us* •ilfoi. Rep. Richard If fllmpson of sufferx the lynching to occur To 'meth." riation! Subcommittee which draftIt • • * I ijta !»l g f P \\ 1 * 4 ' I* " • !*l 1 tbfif dppf al contended that New otheia lo digged the cotilim ll ssiiia,# eat* ittfli'F** *1 t *»r Mit^hk. 1 * ntd j F , ... ifter Acheson the ad the money supply hill for the Montlcello suggested that Lanf» I !0 A f! \ > d^- ♦ifJI’M I Yotk Hate had imptoperlv uied tn klfttulft nl|t lUitltUtfOTIl M inn*’ a*11 '■ " I !•• pd"f *" #T*- I ftn-tgn min . 1- . . ■* >be olher naAgriculture Department for the 1 ..... rt| *4id th* fli* I'P i»rn*|y l.twr no* and f'U* evidence obtained hy lapping telet-n itr f r 1 v•1 1 | 1 1 k 1 ' n v »M *I# \ lijm i t ■ .pr ik Lir their coun fiscal year beginning next July l. ,♦S.lel !»« tiff *p #t Mi' t»»t i ,"'f Mnvn phofif wiif» *'i;ning of in 1 Mt« i phftf Lieut tn^« !•*!’•- |b. 9 Hil teitimnnv wa* made public I III -til h»»*!d»fiji H ip rtaupfai'f ffldf fivpf' # l>* Sli**nwhHf Supr*?*i»» (’ouft IVlnfldij 1» fttprV'l'nig fl h>► tr! 1 fh*- fJ * 111rs•• today. t . . s. •if |uuirpfi •#l **» .. f»i«. Southf*" t -|le*i* *« I jtf|jnd iipHpM a Jkhitioiin rourt's « f (iplomath. gov#»*ii •bet '" it l i ldro.-.'S“ I believe,'' h# told, "that prtc# h«n ag«in^t union pirkrtuig of an *■**■»»! nffi«*»aN $htf ' ‘Uitaxha* *IM* Mat. * s ntnie dt$it flatp*» **IMt *• . t ?t, that the aiipporlt are a fundamental and W# •*■»*• n$ot<a*»ni ■** fhp icfuh 1 ^ .1 (f.iM 4tts| t» ni*n s till 1»1 \ f. i. ic * * plant tn an i« shut off | I# at|#i % *- it ions want only I I tatanllal part of our total econ­ M,1 ,ipi|i n hi It finnt ♦ h \ »t! III tc* siipplie. to non-union peddlers. to this pact, N|• 1 1 > iti> tn ,a»d, I * • • I ihr mull omy. that they have a proper pf 1 • »*t t .c ■•>■), 'hat they -'ill UlH M m IM ilie 1 ,1, ||ejr 41 ff fHW J u s tic e Black deltveicd M.e unane hope t» . teate a shield am 1•* t,t11ft illf f»»»*lf • sttv ig g r e . af in 1 *1*1 *f* i baali, and should ba continued nni|l f P t| I Inunis decision against aggieju.l"ti and llie f-at of *i* lata inniibndy develop# a very (frr $Ilf | Him 44 ♦lor 4*'i! M. M Al, I Ju s t ic e Black laid that in up * * tt I m * i aggia-.#inn a htdwaik « loch "'ll 4 "me r* <% Uppdt *‘l »hi’P much belter Improved mechanism T riylnr Sfiys At tricks CormniMrc ! *■, '*» ♦eplvtnic hi ’Hi M. (O.l ), ,1 II,, Rim I with f»41! 444^ be high permit il» to get on With the «ral .4 •* .* *fa#* I »*at ««»| 4tll S c l p f I C f l 1 Imldttig the Injtmctini. Ibe for accomplishing tha same pur­ *•• pi- Vif •M • l i" .. I.r.l > > lt«court took the postil ..11 that the Iiiihlneh, of goveinm ent .(M*l ... , 1 f 1 *.. I / ♦ lif' idrf HPi*tI . l.v by ,,,. at*t .v 'V - #*.-l pose.” Arc MislcHflifiK And To Study Use Of , .states' power In govern lu this pe lv. the b u x in e .1 of a. I.u-i Dig 41 ..-. (• id.tstl. Mir tf*E» » *1 ♦<$ r* sni 4 ninvf, I. 1,. tm< I \l-...I . inile .swaV 1dimp't j * 1 Brannan decllnad, however, to M ints Aiitl thry Confusing To Public Tourist Bui I din field is paramount " a tullei and happier life f.« o.n 1 ♦*•«#» *'* I .an i p iii.- I.- ik»"g it high U i'lP ,iil ) !*'I a plIRAlU Wf* IVIlIlt 4 , express himself on the Issue of iiii,M Mr (If c u ll se, " Him k mittfi] ‘'thi* citizen, " * whether the flexible price support t»» I 1 1it* »pe*d m d l»»t r I-. " . . . th* lire lops, only pi*a’v h-if if yo'i nu»'# 1 I Cl SI 1 1 It I a I ** *1* aystem of the long-range Aiken H-| i»111«11 * ifrttii'ig* Mi t 111" i 11111 ! ftiii* TA L U H A S S E E . Apr l i/p,_ , George Toilhy w-aa elede.l pre Nil t ruin xn "•« - th* I , ' -d M'. sttd ihen i* >1 v nhscuted by (lie Hfci'imit »* law autte Truman Administration cexkc,, preceding Mi* setua 1 ., 1 <«sil Inis ftM*' all liftw e* u in »!' view*. The Aiken ayatem la due 1liter Florida nliua prmluceM and udrnt ol the Kotarv Club today #1 Rfltl'H 441 Bm*m signing ..f the t .ftIII .cord alliance ,.i(i ..- ♦ •ill Ill.tMMt H'Ml I tt tfOMptl. tire tops their <• ., -i- rxpl-'iion and to go Into effect next January. -atineti aisortatloni loday weir a hoatd ol dlieclois‘ meeting ini1»♦II nil til ith Viiasr a|t t snd a t oluti." >• I..* shot upward W hen 'he final step -.f t.tt.fi- e ........ f 1 fir f 1 mi* it-nr, hml But a atrong farm bloc In Con* chatged with opposing "every el- mrdiatelv lollnwing the tegular tion Is taken, the pact « III l.md U 11. . t l u m r d l y m o 'o r 'n f toward the prultiMhiip *«M'* grata la demanding it ba changed fort to better the eating quality of luncheon at the Tourist Center. R. u t e of the acetdept « e came to the United State# for the firxt j 4|><(.i' jj&.ooe to provide for higher level aup* ‘ line In Idstorv to lorn In rent,tmg 1 p>. •r*iffiuta'lt 1*■*n f|pX*TnV»n! a turn In the »and to«d snd could Florida citrus products." , W Ruprecht was re-elected secreporta. | (11 attack again#! Ibe nations of |)lr , if f n* nf In tinf tiolMni wn.% go no f u r t h e r ," b» daclxied "M r Dodge Taylor of Howev-lnHilts, tary and Walter Haynes, Ireasiner Tha SecreUry It expected to t .ickman »#»d be would ii.vesil ,.s : lV>»tern Europe. ##s*d outline Admlnlatratlon vlawa In chairman of Governot Warren's Die meinbe/slup had previously JA C K S O N V ILLE. Apr II Spa■4l T h j I’ r r d d w t ^ a j d the alliance, , ,„p( K e„nett #.t.l th*. fit - i l gate it. v u loot, and suggested I teitjmony before ^ the ( Home Citrus Advisory Committee, declared eleeted M> Twihv D, A W T w,._ etui I Kloyld* Rlat *rkel_eouId go '» stfi tne “ * -r-■ K v j i n ^ u n s i i r 1 c r o u p m * 11 * t i t \ i hv MimiH Hint’ll * A ( l W l i u i r Svimritttii— •«•?—t..»S- m | w « p n « n l attack on Ihe Gov, St. and G. W. Spencer to the hoard1 l,r "I’lJv ea«*4 ™ quickly detached the ti.uici .m.i of Mir* Vfnifril1 NaMtiHR hi rfhvt Mr ___ , •*i# 1 \ / ri l ( ,y IM,^»I4|| ,4 'IVnf-tl**]'1 '»■ •*"•* ' ____ *. -eitrus j . - i - _____i_. ( ( , .' 1 delight because of the higii qnnl- h|miii*«1 IDi *sih ' m |hi ||4 ii*h in Mir I' boat ywiing mound and xpeed-'d ernor's program ,is. . . uustead MitV’ i NM'll r - I '1 1 t r* • 1 . of directors. 'i nil m rh^i'k Ity mid unusual variety of frenh N. f«•! Illtlklllk* back to Mnemidagn, II* mile* uwity I'l'llrij If Ill'IIt U I l't'**pt |t»T4 wln*ii H Il'iriMllIlt mg and confusing." IMltf'dlMUli D’wtr l Mir ilium President George Stine appointed fail" pindiire passing over tlie niritv «y M'iii ih'i’iihhhiy Hi* *«nt I'bi' trie phone e x c h an g e co-opcra ” tjinp* svltlimit Mtifitfug 1 hr ted fine Mini at t " 9 o'clock 1 got It.’ n-|»*« 111f1 t'Njili I'll 'll*‘it I ' *(11;1 l»y The Florida Citrus Aiintialiun,' a committee composed ol Mr. plrttform-- Very few section, auv Mllif Ml*' Sliiti's mill ndiri '*f lutknr M'iikr\ •' Bil MilrMiJ it w h**M in * put I»I n luih'J * «»* Flmida Canners AssncutHm #n<f llie Spencer. Mi Touhy and G o rd o n !"1,'........ . 4 ‘Oiifif 1 ii”* hi«tl ,,f. .............................. .f I in i'M hIjIinI. Itir ' •f»| U *li nf Ml* M’ Unit flit' . ' In- Hiikrhwnv r‘ixtr 11,id (.lid IIm’I.i tli'li’U 1 I»‘h a*1.1 iB'Hif *'»•> 1 ill m a n ■ g# I foil, Jt vjirlflj* »I| firnli Kr«'«*u 1 1.1 1 * # ■ 1 1 | f issiij*l l N (ifiln r ffifi r r ,l* "I ibli<> iHH'iilfllt The ll.gliway pat ft f*i»i t lif F»*l!" ' hi |i I'pm* **! Canners’ l.eagur of Florid.! .Satin Hriskon In meet with the City Com- I ....uridM'i*. tomat<>«*. llllt I lif kl if fin I11 I* ftn»t.»*li if Nl//llnu hnf \ ...... .. i..t m»'H ill !»' r.l "IIMF, afldWHIil flic MpiMlflip mI ♦hi If mil ’ M I iti n Imvr hri’li 11|fm*k day opposed the Governor's pro minion and similar rommillres re „i,rH m.il peppei* nil >.<■ I'll I»V Mil*' III Mi*’ Mini'll |»M\V**i*M link h|"1W«h| Mir hlh'llitf full 'f ii.-I 1 iMniiaii •1 tiil-lIII fi, flu’ lire $j**11 stir umU 1.mi •,>f1fim *'ft. ** ii gram which includes a taste test |..i piesenling llie vaiioils civir cluhs fuse A|" !"• Tliese item* hsv. 11 !. 1 k • ‘ mill Ml *4 Flint fit H I »nl|I*il*,* | .... 11 .rt’l, tin- i> Mil4 FulIiiVt'tltlJI jk t nri-iMtri |*t»itil t nun lit wiMmtii \ -| fI• »! I'ltll n tvIll'll' flit- Ml r h.ltf Inn III4I- It H ait sina<i *te* 1'n.e ,j1f Center in an ef been ............ In to the market* ... Archie Williams, young negm, ..tins and con.pulo.iy Riadr label !„ 'nf Thi'v '1 I'l 1* Lieut T J Jli»* Mill'll ** -iMflu-Mf" t (% f It It'diI.Inrt 4111 1I s w Ill'll u-r U"' IMt V .iih I Pun "||l»-»ll .1 II II........ ♦ In* Mtiy-tt died of wounds Infllrted by a knife mg of pioreisrdptiHl.nl> , , , . . .........■ . l i . ....ceasing qnantHie* dm lug the ‘X!'! »* M or aharp weapon, Saturday alghl A Ml f *'t**•!, 1"if *•• '4"f*rlfi< Taylor ..Id L i t M.scy ..f ., w , , to ,,n' 1 . * \ AT l S l V I t" * menu can Two IVrstms Injurt'rl nifif K«*riiirft \i thin |»*•Hit . Mi CiN'kiiiiiu 11 ,a. f>>i *tiintfr* iti hnVdHtis • at about 10:00 o'clock, following Prottproof, John A. Hnlvely, fit . ! ,n '',r ,,lf l’1f hullding 1>V the, potatoes, celery, cabbage, M i v ,,r 14*1•"1 ftuvt u ii\ Find illrci fed •piitkly from Mi** **4 a brawl at the Club on the of Winter Haven and W. C. t’edei ,'hihs and the toiimts. M>« t h Ii 11 ! ! eggplant, oven meets, pmiltiv and In llighwny ( ollifiinn 1,1 in in** to Mi# f"»m 1 hi1 ii'i'i n* 'if the accident f h i inwtiv fair *< " Southwest Road. Ifa formerly liv­ son nf Waverly, memler# of tb*. p E. Witherell, of tha U S Soil i 'KB’ - *"d topped with Inc........ ’, bih f m hi ilk pit* <f M'» 'fjiinTi v . 4 4 hillIm HI led deep, 1 * I. . 4 ed at Enterpriae. trade association leglllatlv# con. II'onservatlnn Servle#, expressed r,|.e strawberries There red# i,b. •tlr fin#* .’ll I mel long where In Hanfuid, 1 lie .| III,(' lb>- I, ■si f p l .lames F. ,-itiitb, o| Issufo, Donnie Prince, negresa, allaa mlttse "have been the vocal da ih* heller that tha Mirada Soil i . im xliortage nf vitamin* in F bu one ,.t two pci son™ injuied In * Mi» v{I41H* IishI hit 1Ihr giolllld at churches ale #1 'I. . 1 nq vice, •' I Arn*Ht«'fI I ' m II! Donnie Wllllama, waa arreated fender# of the shipment early >"' ron*erv#l|nn t*#y next Thuradav 1 *'l" )n#t now anil Ibe annual two . hi collision xliortly lief, it ’va4 hi'li I’Vf'l I., have h*•o bid them .'.me f>> 1 not her c >H l|e in-'t'ad . .raveling *• ference next V C . ahortly afterward In Ooldaboro by the seaxon of 'green fruit' Isonsiwould prove If. •|rijtr«4 the biggest event "spring tonic" I. much Ustle, to 1:011 u'elnrk on tt.e Sallfol.l I I'lnnl Picketing 1 1 -.a .I,i. 1 o n l*aaa K I X ilieni I" "i -it 'be 1. . e b ill t tat:t* Sheriff P. A. Mero and I* being Florida." ever put nn In Sanford "If we have I the form ..r fresh garde, prud.n - Dllmidn blgl.wn> Oc.,1 Ms,H andnearby l" i.'c j >1 -(%>•r , .1 M.e Nav held pending Inquest Into the The Governor’s program fa. „ mi|| wrathai He Hated the |g |according to a I'purt from ........ I eaily Hi!-, inoinlng, wa , flown < iiLIIH B lJR , O , Apr l 1 APi York G lin t fain, le-im in ".-Ibift, death by a coroner'a Jury tomor­ hlghrr standard# was adopted nnlv J.-on.inlttee* working nn tha project . f" r " f William I. Wilson. Plied *hl# morning to an Army An Duncan PclrrHon r, reive person#, including Mm 1 m"i, whose voo'h, t b d '. v sod row afternoon at 1:00 o'clock at after a series nf full hearings. ^,,1 paid Irllmle to the a n e r g Y l " ' " r Florida n Hlata Markrl Bare l.ospil.il In Atlanta, <ia lenm Work would them ba Died On Siitnrdnv following pirhmlnnry tieatni'i.i ■.talc dlrertnr r.f M.e Pi"gi.x-il.» th* Court House. Ta y lo r said, and "everyone eon-'and efficiency nf tha v a rln m i Weather conditions have i u h U t". Party, were sriexte.l loday «i declared ^ * Dr. George Starke, physician, n«cttd with th* citrus In- .halrmen and membara. Ha satd,'d e-nerallv fa«orahla tn p,„,|,ir xl FlnrblH Sanitarium rind -It •be American Zinc tUl.le * ■■ I, ‘ “Florida * Associattol, Presided* t i e lt d I lamb* Air flnxr llotpltal for Meat w who examined th« body at 1:00 dustrv haa had llioie Ilian ample that the farm will be turned over I'.,., m I e.e. 00. Uh. hrotjtpj 'bnugli H 'r' and 'here plant for vtnUtlnnx ..f a i.eirt P a r r y o f Joliet, III , 1 expended to A. M. Sunday at tha Measly Fun* opportunity to b# heard." I II ('11,can and Ml*# Agn r . M.e welcome, and tn|,| of I 1-* firm In the Fellowship College after It , and lint weather me at ' ment of a compound frarttnr of ■ider prohibiting plckellitg 1 ,l •lie left arm and oilnot rut# and efral Hama, reported that the nig (»tne nf the crop' Taylor said tn# association is 1, completed, The arreata were mnrle t.y Pei. 1 on of Lake Mai v, died Sid co operative attitude *f '" I 'y alaahea had severed the Jugular making Its last minute attack as; |f ||. Coleman announced that It'tntt* from individual matket, laceration* - apt lltlgll Fl Leggett of the' •M.I,iv n.glil at f'lescenl City, aitrnlniati at ion tit pr noding f i -t| , ..HltHlteei M i* ruga klf I fpl Smith I.## t.eei. stationed and carotid vain*. the legislature convenes on the the district conference of the Rn bell f fa office upon older, of |. ( I,,-t,- funeral .eivicca were held itien of M.e 1 d ’, Moll 11, . a i r s with the 7il!i (land Mqua,|rnn n1 .'bet Early Sunday morning at about Governor’s program became H i#rv Club will he held at Hara-' , , iff ItftIfill J Paul I . pi 1 t i n . after norvn d I 0 0 o'clock .go, when on ... i-*r*cn<*tH > old 'Iriando Air lla.’ . e Janie:, ft King, 9:00 o'clock, deputies were called "represents Ihe wishes nf the ,m ,\|„ 2 1 , i!5. and and I r i l l H f T K O H It O n * ’ l.gge lt xaid tlie gio.ip «laiti„g Mo I 11 .1 Meth. nil.I 1'horcli i d a y In .Itru iatv." tt.e -V#* ., latlot* j oegio, driver of the other rat had to Investigate the wounding of grower* nf this state and not nf ■ 'expressed the hope that a good, «... v*v,, 1 - It" hide M.e w id ""', 1 .., g i.n|/ «*.| l.a. 11.» .**,-1 (red I r i l t i u IT **1 L 'l l 'p l I Ml left ntm nearly xevered anil lx picketing llie plant', i»ao> gale a young negresa, Evelyn .Jtfhea, few large green fruit shippers. " 1 delegation from flanford may at Mi Hum an I'eleiaun, fbiee, 11,at l.aKa Monr-.e (M iiu n x , n , a 1 »i n im* a m .gb* 1 1 ha ondet liealmenl al Itrange Mem with a shot gun blaat th * (hal­ Taylor charged the grower* ol tcnd. Frank Evans snnmmced thst j ------------1 slier Iff Paul a*|d llie I >' otlld , daughter .. M l. Hal J ackantt of i.iriounited by ,tt*g»* of retiret -■rial llnnpilal Tinaccident wa tered the bona of uppar part of the state did not have confidence ||1(1 nhrlne Club nf Banford h#» rilll.A D E L F H lA . Apr I ->>T< investigated l.y Sgl I, tt Mar.), be charged with •bnleii.pl of | Cl .1,ulg, Ml . II ll.it I lliglnM and railtnad man. apt pis!»»d the liar left leg. It la hoped that the In tha original Florida Citrus Mul- .donated Iftnr, to tlte High School Hetty L.i.i Peter .on, l.otii >,( I M-eul beauty of flv.fotd and it* The R.fi.H Roanoke, mightiest inton of tt.e highway patrol •o.ut Common Pie## Judge (him. V lag may be saved, said Dr. Btarke, ual. which Maxey Bnlvely and! Band for uniform# and aald that light cruiser in th# world, into# |l' lleynold* hanne.l alt «>l. I etmg i.o in o v lll p . and two ami#, Itoneld ’ lakefm fit who attended her at tha hospital. Pedcraoii organised. However, lie another minstrel show will he j Hncle Sam's fleet today Tits rsllroad*,* war# *U > wel* al M.e plant last Thursday Ihi', nd I etl Peter *1,11 of I’resrenl t M «44((<lt*«*t| till I nga I htMl According to Charlta Back, de­ added, under a new board of dlrar And the tno*t prominent native Berry Dirn In (Jhair I followed a long peil.al of labor «‘l*v -given the latter part of this month puty, tha shooting la believed to tors, BO percent of the state's ton 1 to pay the halanr# due on tha of Knamike, Va . Louts Johnson Mi Peterson w . t e r n May H , I 'title at the plant Involving n n v For Mirl'H Murder |b*i . of the Mine, Mill and .'in.el 1 ,iHit it Fmpotia He fre>|„ently Jacknonvillr : ifluinl have followed a quarrel involving wax slated to keynote the com I .UsMxasS tlx V u s Sts. (Continued On lags H|g) Evelyn Jonas, her husband, ana , .lt»d Malifntd olid t.oke M*IV missioning ceremonies at the Phil •ei Worker* Union RAIFO R I), .Apt 4— (fl*l— Ar Willie Cheely, 00, her grandfather, DaniageH My Vandals adelphla Naval Ra*e , . __ 4 . wno waa arrested, pending Inves­ It I* tn he Johnson's first pub thur Edward Berry died In the’ tigation of tha shooting. Tha tic address since he was aworn In 'jactrlc chair,lo.(),*y,fnF/be murdet IfS U iS lC I S JAC KSO N V IL l L, vi> * -n T ) brawl occurred In n two story — Vandal* brok# lot* Kirby-Smltk as Secretary of Defansa last $t°n nf 14-year-otd Willie Mae Benton Buperlntendent L. F. Chapmen honai on Sipes Avanua. -1'inlcr High Scbisol o ver the wookday. The Navy says tha 17,000-lnn of Ihe Stale Prison Farm #aid th» -nd, »#t t"'o firs*, xmeaia 1 Ink and * LEAVES LOS AN O UK S mint ovt: dc«kv, 'vails and books crnlter Roanoke, lister ship of the switch was thrown at 9:05 A M.I and Barry was pronounced dead • LOB A N O E L E i, Apr. 4— f/P>— Winchester, cost $80,000,000 and _________ tnd icattersd papars over nearly By RALPH SA8SAR eight minutes later. Th«ft of Jawala ah* valued at took four year* to build. |;#■ W ILLA R D C O N N O LLY room‘ m ,h? buildl"f Earthworms, too, ar* coming to Mirada Soil ComarvatiOn Day— The condemned' man, whose $414,000 hat convinced wealthy The 1180-foot ship has a beam , i i - i . j e . j 1 . , .1 The fir#* apparently anvnldercd A program ol cUtilcal must' .-''('nted SaMiday night *i cr tha ,VMk#nd and bur#* Info Mrs. Eugenia Clair Smith that 3,000 strong. of 70 feet and haa a designed home was at Jacksonville Beech,. Loa Angeles !* not a healthy wore e plain white ahtrt end dark I snlotd Woman 1 Club by Mits Anne I ovcll. vqohnut, ^ ^ ( Alrhons' 1 »l#mo this morning when th# Thera will be large four inch pspx worm*, smaller iltad mam* speed of 93 knnta. Mousera. He made no comment1 1 trio, pianist snd Miss Csth'IUi' ''.orev. mslio loprsnn. wa* greeted - door* vat# optned. Prln'lpal W. R. place for her. worms, juniors ju»t entering adoleirence, down to the tiny wiggling before the switch was thrown. 1 •vtih enlhimatm bv s small, but «|,|<rrr.i*tiva atidienrc. "I'm afraid the burglar* might P O LICE F IG H T TIC K E TS *»ld One blare .was lomite*'fresh from the egg capiuic coma back and I fear for our C L E V E L A N D , Apr. 4— LTD— ’ Chapman said Tbe pcrloimcM and lb# rrninm.",, Cileries Paivso.i 'apr»x'ql*d ^ 4, ^!r.4’ Bui they will all have on their overall* ready to atiitl (ha many Deputy sheriffs and policeman safety." She said aha still has ------------Hollint College as pupil* willi ihe -xceplion of Mi*. Cstlo. who j* *n ,r anl t ,^n'i„ .Vachera’ rest Jawall valued at more than 91,- machines and man In tha Mlrsrlef swung eluba fresly today torfay In a s' O U TBO AR D M E E T clubs freely M0.MO. of converting the 885 aor* deput­ that pn Apr. 7tb. for tha flrat time fight with 800 marching atrlkeixl Th* Outboard Association will .naOuctor In mualc. Mr. Carlo f I room on Ihe second floor ed farm to a atato of fruitful use- tn hlsloyy, earthworms will take ami eympathiier* at the Fnwfrk |meet Tuesday night at 8:00 o’clock innate Inatructor in the Rollins ptetxing lone and with * warmth|' 9 NEGROES ON JURY fulnaaa, And thay will begin syork part In n one-day toll conserva­ Alrflex Cu. Four picket* war#! at Homer’s Restaurant, and will 1 onserve lory, assisted svlth plac­ and charm of peisonallty which, ^THF NVRATHEK LUDOWIC1, (la., Apr. 4 M A V - it Ihatr favoilta ipoi-^naar tjla arrested end eeveral other# were make plana for a picnic to be held ing nf tha mualc atand* Decora conveyed the imnreaelon iliat xh* tion program. ,t . A Oao/gla Judge haaf ruled that flalLpond. ' In the near future. All member* jtlon* Included huge bouquet* of wa* singing to her audience and| JA C K S O N ’v r L L E , A p r ~ '4 - (/Pi Injured slightly, ’ 8lowAll,, Betta and Moule know negroes cannot b* aaetudad from ara urged by Roy O. Tlltla, preat- tad gladloluiaa nraaanted fay Mrs uni at them. Her firxl three num- I TXo worm* will ba famished by about u in n 1. 0 .V earihwortua. Thay tell you grand Jury duty. , dent, to b# present. W. E. Klrchhoff three (ray haadad, blue eyed, BURN 8 ED PROM OTED Atlanls b* 44 excitably about tha |oed that ------------------------------------Mlae Anna Lovell dlaplayed fine Woodrow W. Burnsed, son of Tha Jurist, Superior Judge Mai* amiable, eerUnfrofon enlhualesU I Atlantic City 11 earthworms do In Increasing the vln Price, Saturday ruled that whose boil ness M operated from TO G E T F O R TU N E violin technique with her randl- numhers hy Biiat, Brahms. Set l ClaveUn" Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burnsed, Rt %** 50 fertility of lande. They know tha tha Jury Hat for Long County waa Bumeroua boxes right In their own REED C IT Y , Mich., Apr. 1 -!.T)]tion 5 of Gralg Sonata No. 2, will. maun and Rachmaninoff "Man No 1, Sanford, has recently been -Ifk Detroit 29 void. Ha ordered a new Hat pre­ yards. W. B. Stovall, who earno enemies of oartbworms end njong promoter! to the grade of Staff — An 84-year-old recipient of old Mr* Carlo accompanying and of and the Spiders" by Tomb* w t\N ^IInntt.*polu .'2 with the nts, mice, molea, ants pared to Include negroes. Hergcant at the 258th A F Reserve age assistance pondered today nn 1 Sonatina by Dvorak. Tne Utter to Sanford from Georgia, and R. I Mew Yorh 4t 5f> The ruling came In tha eaaa of T. Moult, formerly or Toronto, and birds, they list man himself Training Center, Miami, where tie how'to use the 110,200 fortune he {composer originated many noted sung with sympathetic humor. 75 1 rhoanlx 45 J*. K. Harris, nagro, charged with Canada, and Earnest Bette of with hla plow among the chief le etatloned. He la aerial crew should Inherit toon from the e*-] works while ataying with friand* j? Saint Louis 35 A h a murder of another negro, Sanford, rend of the Miracle Day destroyers ad earthworms. And chief and englnror In charge of late of hla racluae brother. In Titusville some yaara ago. Mist San Antonia 84 49 YHmley Daniels, Jan. », The money wa* found*yesterday Lovell, a former student of Semi­ remarkable technique which wai 3e*Mle program and decided that they, they point out what many good ground maintenance. 82 42 nole High School, ia tho daughter Whan Harris waa brought be­ too, could contribute to tho event. farmers know, that prime* you find During tha war he was sta- 1n Ihe Junk-littered home of later commented upon after the Washington 62 44 fore the grand Jury Mar, T hie They contacted Lee Jeeobeen of earthworms then alao will ba tlonad at Saipan In the Pacific Charlta Da hi berg, who died Bat of Mr. and Mra. W. V. Lovell of ro.icer* hy Mila Fannie Reb* Mun- Montreal 52 30 attorney argued that 'tile panel the if. 8. SoU Conservation ~ __ and _ ,prior to attending _____ _ goad Mil, They Ian you that for IS monthi. H* la a graduate urday at tha age of 87. Dahl berg, Sanford Jacksonville 82 99 waa selected illegally because ne* vice, who alao fal* that eati < "aerthworfna Increase aaU fertil­ of Seminole High School In IMS a bachelor, left no will, and hie Rolllna. atudlaj under L. M. DolUMiami 82 75 -e sscmdisd, from the **fv*tt*a m i m jggm m ity up * — -----and attended Stetson Univarsity brother, Aim, la hla only known I eon of Farm Park. 1 Orlando 88 09 hair. MUa alne* the war. "hand In hand". Tha raanlt \ ung with emooth 1Tallahassee Page 15 90 r *# * • rV' C V' Truman Praises Document Fire D e s t r o y s Marine P i l o t Is Big Restaurant Killed In C r a s h At Miami Beach Ne a r CassadaRa Warren Advisor George Touhy Is Flays Critics Of Named President Fruit P r o g r a m Of Rotary Club Farmers Market s Offer Wide Variety O f Fresh Pi ndure IV! a y 0 1 Carraway Welcomes Railroad A r c h i e Williams, Wegro, Killed I n Fight. At 66 Club Stovall, Betts, Moule To Furnish - Earth Worms For ‘Miracle Day’ Presenter! Al Woman’;. Club 1ST 1 I# Ml I* zf i^YrS NJr*.; w m e® A : ______ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 01, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 01, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc95484eec1ce2fde658e9468a8fe869.pdf f9cf96924296df1de713c8580ca67d72 PDF Text Text / - : ' j7v V , TBM BAHW VBD H I I I 1 A ^^W ASHJPTON Lower Sfackpila W iv ld Aid M ln tri In N«nt ••rg o ln ln f _ I ABHINGTO N—T h a r* la moro than mao la lha aya In John L. Law la’ ceaae-worh order to aaalarn aoft coal minora. Thla lim a, tha beetle-browed union ehlaf haa signaled a double .s la y ; ( i t to defeat tha appolnlmanl ot Jamta Boyd aa chief of tha United Btatra Buraau o f Mlnaa, and l i t to cut tha natlon'a coal aup! ply abwva groundTha aacond—unannounced, but more Important, aim —w ill put tha United Mine W orker* In a batter bargaining pool* lio n when their contract w ith tha mine oparatora cornea up for renewal June 30. Aa long ao there la coal available. Lewie atanda little chance of getting what ha wenU In a new agreement It haa been aatlmated that praaent coni above ground w ill laat about to daya A two-week work atoppaga, however, w ill cut th a t aupply to 45 daya. However, lha very fact th a t no coal la being mined to replace that al­ ready above ground and uaad during lha "protaat aland" meana that thla M -day aupply w ill fade away much more rapidly. Inataad o f ending w ith a aupply good fo r « daya a fte r the atoppage. tha nation w ill more lik e ly have only between 30 and 40 daya' aupply M in 1 U w l t on hand W ith auch a comparatively low coal pile ready for shipment. the oparatora w ill more than likely be ready lo Helen to Mr. I>wla demand# rflDNISDAY, MARCH 30k lM? V U H U _______ Sptcltl to Control P ttu * i m v f. - Chuikov Named! Governor Of Red; Zone In Germany! MARCH .OF EVENTS U w t*1 Co*at-W orlt Reduces (Above Ground Coal Supply l i U * China War (Continued prom F ata Oa«) Chung n f the national peace dele­ gation was missing fro m Nanking tonight. He reportedly waa In Chikow, Chekiang province, talking to retired President Chiang K aiShek about peace plana. C h a m | Is expected hack hen- shortly to Join the four other delegate* and vice m inister o f defense l.lu fa r | the trip lo Peiping. Chinese and foreign newsmen l have applied for jH*rml«slon to , cover the Peiping peace confer­ ence, Government sources said they were w illin g for them lu go along hut the decision rested w ith the C iililliiiiliistn . i W e s te r n A re a S p e c u ­ la tio n I s T o u c h e d O ff B y N o m in a tio n W I MOSCOW. Mar. ' 30 — (AT— Arm y General V a in ly I. C liuikov, war-time hero u f Stalingrad and 1 ] •: ' • l.ublin. became m ilitary governor <i( the S nvirt /one o f German today, iiicceeding M anbal V a in ly 13. Sokolovsky. l ‘ilNll,lMPd '> g t flapl Sokolovsky wat promoterl lo \ the past year. Including a report prim ijinl a m ila n t lo llte new min- j on the Increase Youth and CharI n lr r of Soviet armed fo r m , M a r-| «. tei-building activities, also the I’ro lly k'nl« nnil funny clmvnx w ill tippi'iir In-re A |ir. 4 with the dm l Alexander M V .lille v ik y . 1 assistance given to transient men Itn g e ii Hrot In-re Cin-iiH T li. I In.-i rim : xlinw w ill ii|i|n-m no It-i I lie ('b u ik o v 'i a|i|Mimlrnrnt alto wai a ' and women, Mini the nsslstence mmpti'i-e " I I In* M«-mn»,li- l i l t ’ ll School bund. | given in locul people who are inoinotinn. coiiliim n lly culling on the Arm y Announcement of the r lta u g n ,; for emergency relief in the forms of used clothing, shoes, grocery like oilier* m llte rnnlitiM iiig »bakc - 1 orders and medical orders. ^ lip of top level Soviet o fficia l*, gave no explanation of ihe leavom. 1lie | prople w eir told id llie d iifl* III a In leI luoailcavl bv ibe MiUCOW ! • • • * M 1 F IIH II ftT4T»: K tH H tH R M A N K t rr radio and a V ) word ilriu p u b lid ird i • DOUBLE OK N O T H IN G —Veteran political esperta eay that i HltPOHT NO IOA in ilie morning nrw ip.iperI h* fiHltnvlriK prii r« Uv Henatur Claude I’eppar ID ). Florida, la M aking hla political future ro u a OP tH I CON1ISTANTI, who hava high hope# of w inning top honors i hr tiralM h on Iti«i Hanford State on the hope of winning the vice prealdency In tWOll Moth men are widely known to t *i huh h Market for iirmlu* • Bald In the "M r. U S A ." and " M il* U. 9. A .” contest to beheld In Lo* Angelea, lie Ilia oppoaltlon lo the aouthern nilbuater ugalnet a gag rule may ifitik ffH and daajrfe lip lu I f n| llu- Soviet people. Cliuikov ruindisplay Ilia "fo rm " they'll me the night the Judge* w ill have to “ flgura A M Mar 30. I9|f) well mark the turning point In the flery aoutherner'a political career oiHiuleil tin- ll'Jinl A rm y Division llr inn, tllai'k V'ataitilnu It unt ' Plot mad (I. to r.) ate: Gwen Caldwell, Santa Monica, C alif.; in lice defense o f Slnhngrud Whether h r becomaa an *s -**ri*tu r or goea on lo the vice praali in Itpi i l rio i Sieve lU vvet, Oakland, Calif.; fleorga Flferpian, Philadelphia, Pa., and ilra lii. Lima llu 11|ir M M» I 00 front Seidember, I'.M'J, to Kelinideucy hlngea largely on the Florida Benale election neat year a•* -ait** 1 ‘ru d rrRr# bii , Balt Qrade Bata H itch, W cit Loa Angelea, California. (International Soundphuiuj nrv, MM3, receiving the high hotiPepper, the pollllcoa point out haa flown In the face of the southMu llp i 13.00 if. or o f Mrder o f Suvorov, F irsl » ahlu*f(r fill Lh Maa • * *»i ern atatea right# bloc, which heretofore haa ueed the flllbuater aa Ha i an i m 1-I j Cri f 1 1u t t i flu * * , | chief weapon agulnat President Truman'# C ivil Hlghta program 4 i ’pIp iy . i]nit(pii i r i f i oo lie p arlii'lpaled alto hi tha In ao doing, tha law-m aker la alao i taking defeat when ha cornea 4 a*|#|>. I'J .I i l I ’n 13 00 I II ‘ t ill ■ flu# Mar, M So I’lip ln re o f l.ublin, Poland, (lo in tip for re-riicH on H e nllintnl In the Uator State la attorig again#! k'**«• mu here* Kenci Hie Herman* the C ivil Hlghla program and generally aupporta lha Ollliuatar lla HrM M30 & 00 * itCllfiihri **■! Itulcr III|0 * to lln ll.lio u llll'll I III Thoar who know aay th a t Pepper may luae In IU60 II.I lluki ff& o 160 elilef of Soviet iHTiipntlon troop* I f p fp p ff cm!) rnukt • com**kiii'Ii tn Ills licjin# • t i l * ’, v«r, th * i* I |-Aplant tin H«ki il I ao V V A K H lN t.il IN, Mai 'til l if t , end head of Soviet m itdnry ed U u tile doubt but that ha would be under loualderatlon aa vice I #Ml m'** |. rh rr a A u th o rity fo r the A ir Puree to r*M I |iua If. ou lo io irtrntion In Hermiiriy ptaaldantlal material whan the Demucrata hold lhali national con build n nroli-etive ind.'ii- nMwork 1 rltn c r |i r lir f a Sokolov-•. v *1*0 I* h much-dr*- fri-ron.* Ihe nnlion'- -.Iralegie nir • if 3 II..# 11.00 « f6 vantlon In IWOi * * » • 1'l‘liprM I aII*" y i-cirnted wai !< h i . He am* Inmoied .... y'j ippronelu-Fi wit- -ijfiied into law llii llp r 16 JV ml for b'*c e i|d e* • (M IN E D IBHUE—C iv il Hlghta legislation appeal# «o be doomed t'rpppi *•-1*||«4|i‘« j today hy Pn-.ident Truman IriuipK on tin Soviet Ho**lan front lilt llp t 13 60 J6II —« l leaal fui thla aeaalon ol t'uiigiraa I I I - legi-dalioii w ill - lu ll vvoik Potato**, Fla Hnl MU** mid hi* piinlaniiig iiiin p n ig r on Ihe new del. jr u *y*lem in oe The aouthern aenntuia’ vli'lu ry in Uielr nilbuater lo aave nilbitalar>0 Lh M.ir. » ’ (.» 3 IS ii|Fniii*l Ihe German*. lie hecame Ing mean# that the a d liih ila lratlu ii w ill lie unable lo puab any Civil KadlHlirn I L rtl J o p iiitiio n u iib n -limilnr net hciiqr in iliin rv governor in Germany In set up hy lh * Canadian govern­ (•••« Hun |2 tu 100 Hlghla meaaure Ihruugt) the Senate II>|iU^li YrlhiW Mil llp r 1 1 fu« 2 00 I'.Mil, ftiuveedlng Marshal Heorgi ment Although the nilbuater actually waa aimed at p le vrn lln g adoption , ; Tf*lliatf»#a t*rl f'Miu 5 60 II Zhukov. ’Viunolorn Mm r t i i f l int i to I af a new Senate gag rule, the underlying laaue M ilitary niilhoritie* eslimule r iT H ie i II wo* Hc.knhiysky who *lag.-.l ,.ns| ,lf , h(1 , , > s |(|(tt tag Illative throughout the talkfeat waa the Civil Hlghta laaue. uniupcuB-VulrutlBH ||m fi,2i» the eelehrated hU**h.n w alkullt „ f |(||. |(, ......... $UI|,tHHI.- I Now that the Dixie bloc haa acorrd a victory. It ‘ J riip flrn lf -Marrh Hardier n Schedule riom four-power government u f „ m, half of which M.fi 7om a Hmaltrr |3 «o la unlikely that the adm lnlatrutlun w ill even bring M rui.rfrult-M anili HrrdlrrH Mawdawn i Lerm nny. w ill he apelil for radar huse*. The up the C ivil Itlghta question. However, If It does, Ih.x 5«k « ilia f f 75 HI* new chief, M ui*hnl t a i l - re ,| w ill go fo r I'lpiliuneid 11»il ftI it K fairly tiravy. mark#! the leadership can't hope for aucceaa, for the ahuui airndy. demand iM'llvr tin | IfvaUv. wn* named m inister u f ........hlitlon In ruilnr uiitjna.1* on aouthernera w ill ta lk the legislation lo death. .... . all iiroduoa. 1 fORMIR 1ICRIIARV OF 1TAII O cu ig o C. Mumtiull ( l e l l l nod bin eucarmed force* Friday. KUCcee.llllg |untL »yslIMi w ill Include ru| In defeating one o f the Democratic campaign pledgee, the aoulh4'tilat■44h (iigrH tl w rtth rr ami u& ceaaor Dean Arhuion enjoy an nil-tho-record d ia l at a dlimi-i given It) a rttln l. M«»al artlra ut ft I Oil p rf Mitr*hnl N ikolai A. Iliilganln. ,|)>r pL-kr-t vessel* lo he operuled ernrra alao slowed down action on European racovary funds, rant hug. honor nf Marshall at the Waldorf Aalorla In New York by Hie Oveiarui IliilK utiin * a memle r; ..f ihe Cum- (1ff»h«re h> ihe Navy, The A ir cuntrut and other points In tha Truman program. i uhliaxr In I'rataa moMly | t 10 . > Pic m Club u l America. Senator lle n ty GuImiI I uhIki'. Jr, (It-M m s.) mid mtinhd I a rty * 1 idithum und » porce w ill hnve fu ll jurladiclinn 1 rad log ai'llv** on orangrB. da* .1. .1, Pttiriqti, Jr., id Titusville I Frederick IL Oihurit, deputy United -Stale* rr|in<>eiitallve In the United lepuly prime m inister. imiml vary good for grapafrull. over tin- winning network. was recently elected vice-president Nation* Atomic Kncrgy Comtnlsalun, Joined In paying Irlhiile lo General The appaliitirient of Gen. C h ill-1 of Ploridu Citrus Mutual ut the Marshal] fo r hla leadarahlp In war and In pruiw. (litle riiu llu ria l) kov to succeed Marshal Sokolov­ o ig a n liu tlo ii meeting o f the ID sky touched o ff co nflicting specu-1 illtecturs of tils group. traallaaeS rum * fa a e a t r l j a T'K h o n v i i . i . i :. m»t j ,» i a i m lotion In the Western aones. I nrnfltalde conference w ith tha Keg market firm <>nFlorida Does the switch mean Ihe Hus om rbv whiles. 1 Italian Htatruinan ye*lerday heHales lo retailers fore Sfurna returned to New York Nel Wvlalit mnroper • -I lie aald It would lor |m| Per d,,s 1.00** f i nIIK s l.sres 14 ns 41 use) Hfurxii; 0 A IN K 8 V 1 U .K , Mar. .'Ill - -</!•) *'» K» Into delull hut that Medium 31 os u hi net. - M a r ily n Overby of (Hilmmvlllib, „ >• Hnlaed aum® qiieallona bImiiiI Mil,,1)1 14 os M formed, Cx Ira a student ..I Um Ifn lve re lty <•/ 1",,ln' " " ’ ".'i ! ' N I .St* llirge 37 I,s . . , „ ............ . ................. ........... ............. >■ atnlenienl, the Producer" sales direct i> i‘(iiuiiim«r« Florida. h«* Iwen nuimd "M h » I J,' *' ** * N * A tU nlU the answers don t agree And no- ^.«tlereii I A rm y w ill turn over power to the I .urge 59 NS 31 OS College Freshman o f IW40" In a, ., ,, iltu m ln a lln g rebody knows whether Ills id e a ' VVjll, ,',tp ,.„m|nt{ ,|awn res- new premier. 5i •« Medium 31 os f.3 63 14 >>■ " • V " ” " 1;.......................................... .. i ,i,:» T . , % S p S i , is correct The Itlissinns, as usual, ' winkers found lilt, datnugo "Clur supreme desire is to snfe- Hmnll Hairs lihlh (.eidury-Fox film s. unlly. Aches.,,, noted that s/oraa ! Just aren't telling whal they lri fan tu n and l.ougiliile nut as gunid tin* independence of our In, BU 31 II i„ A f vc fonl.slx. Mch hrunet with , , „ lender In ll.u l r l.lvo eo'dlrv phtn. Ig ic a l us first reports hud lu ll- serious dislurbiuire since last Dec“ " llillllu ii dnllnr attlile, IH-year- n,uvemenl. ' To T „ Sokoluvsky lies been astubruled. putisni nod Iduff of the present i'uiiKiiin«r8 I IreNsei s old M arilyn won the title following 3. lU'vieweil Ita ly * progress to- I burn opponent of theWest. Ho A tornado, npputcully a eonrule and prepsri- foi her really Fryers red a twn-nem ill seiirch In conjiliirtlon ward economic recovery. i II 41 opposed compromises, und h a a ' tlnuulhm of the onestriking in dvmoeralir rule." an army eorn- 3 't Him op with the Pox film , ''M r,liter uf u llrnllera red 4. Kxprcsscd his government's followed the Communist Party O kluliom a, struck three farms ‘ J Oj niiinlquo said, SI !-3>* ll,s II Frealintan", slu rrin g Loretta view* on developments lu Ger­ line without u publicly noted inilo* southeast or W lnfluld The arm y warned merchants Hen* red heavy Yiiimg. many, j f» lu deviation. ; Ku*„ about 4:1111 A. M. (C K T ).1 not to take advantage of thegov- ! > lbs .up lltiin whllKti Acheson did not mention M l** Dverhv was chosen " fa ll Umlar him the Itussluns w e re 13 w" persons were injured s lig h t-1 v.i-ninoiil crisis ami raise prices. 14 f Him up It fru llr* queen" at Ihe Univeraity .Storin'* remark* to him on the BV/ lien* light •reported to hnve strengthened [>' " Ml‘ 1 1 '" " " h e r ot buildings | Tlie hlmnllcs* en up was the firs t ' It last fa ll, and was runner-up In the Ita lia n rolutile* quesllun, hut It 34 under 4 lh* their m ilita ry force In Germany leveled, ............ serious d ls ln rg in v c sinco last Dec- 1 Itonulern oil! II recent Patalka Axalea queen con- Is known that Ihe lla llu n diplo­ extensively. The antl-Communlab1 b lrs l reports said all , ■•iiiher when rlids forced the reNT a ly l* H e a th e rs oft* mat took up this m a ile r too. teat. Gennan press renewed allegal’. jn a ®nB l,****/‘ k II1«s«I. I ^| u ii «||* hi of premier Jam il Mur- hied) On F riday, Acheson said, ha K r y r r i r«Nf 4 Ill addltlidi lu a $HH) cash aw­ tw luy also, that the Itusaianst tesldents o f the area said a tw o- 1(U"m „ 15 frulleri* red 41 ard, which she won lu th* "moat w ill see French Foreign Mlnlswen- re a rtlvu lln g Gernmiiarm s- • Dy - four hoard hail been driven (The riots were n tlrlh iiti-d then II eim retlw henry 5(1 ter Hchuman and nresumnldy the beautiful freshman” contest spon41 mum wtiliBR heevy ff ment plants w ithin th e ir .one •hrm.gli ......cow in nunw -faelilo... t .................... „ v„ r ,IJMM||l„ie , U ll. ta lk w ith •4 leiM lig h t ] } aofad hy the film company w ith the same day he w ill and strengthening the armed A low pressure area w h k li * , f j |m. War The ....... I I fern nld H Premier Foreign M inister Paul Florida A llig a to r, u u lv s ra lly o f rlvih a n "freoples pollee.’ .enlenol near the .trie ke i section , nt| l(v ,.t,n *„ri d news o f n tri and eet Florida student publication, Mlsa Henri Huaak u f llelglum U rtssfil soil itrswn Ihatda and t»m Whether any uf this background moved northeastward, thunder* 'the fig -■•h tin ■ g , were y . t>r»s, tlech o f I.uxembou f f : nutated. when Fry*r» r*it 44 Overhy w ill he given an all-ex­ Joseph w ill mtm» much In conntctlon w it ^ rm io rltil (liroiighuiit 14 nga wltti tht-v. learned llie .Syrian forces had llrnllera m l pense nuu week trip to Hollywood There w ill he other meetini w ith Hokoluvftky'n ngw position tlklRliiinig, MnnthrMHt km ing*. Min* | liens reds lisavy 10 ig dTgnltarfailed to defeat llie Jew s.I I liens while# heavy 44 44 this summer, film o ffic ia l* said. these and other visiting hi hard to d«tt*rm!ne, l#ecauiui i t aourl uml T vjuhl Ituln fon* les, the Secretary milled. A l K uw nlly tja * elected presi­ lien* llaht 41 Kecnnil choice o f (lie Judges was cast fu r most o f Ho- N u rlli Genlrnl Is known he referred his problems II Such meetings us those now dent of the Syrian republic in IB4J Itooeters old ... Mlaa Mary Ksterlhaskell. U niver­ lu Moscow for fin a l instructions. -tutu hy tonight. sity o f Texas, and llie third-place developing, Acheson said, are InMure nimw foil In the central anil reelected 111 A p ril, tHIH. Syria That ,-us not always true o f his nrediH'essor, Marshal Georgi K. ruckles, Western Plains anil Home li in I lieeo ti French mandate under Zhukov, who sometimes made on* North LVntrul states today. There the l.i-ugoc of N uliuiis, I Ut thu JACKHON Vlt.I.K, 4l*r. 3«—IAP» .I.K, 4 1 Student al the U niversity o f pow* r a and there w ill Iw an In■Hist* Market Nawa the-spot compromise* ill small was six inches o f snow en the Free French, who marched in dur­ —Th* Federsl-Hlst* Hyracnse. creasing numhar o f them. Hervlc* early New Vorh marital ing llie war lo forestall any Ger­ ground al N orth Platte, N t'br., matters, The objectives In Germany, he Florida frunils its sand r vesvtabUa man stroke there, |iroclalntrd mi THI HIOHIIT HONOR to ba awarded a serviceman since V -J Day, 8 f t three inches ut Denver and Glieytprlrea Inromplsta) 1 continued, are to prevent Germany Mono hen lie hushela Plantllula etine, Wyu., ami two Inches at Syria's Independence at Uamnscu* Robert llodgklaa, ML Pleasant, O., la pretented tho Dlatlngulahcd Flying from becoming again a menace to •m 'Si -Y 11141 m il, ! 74-3.74, mostly l.BO-Elc, p°ortr Pnehlo, (Solo. The snow hell eov- Hepl. Crota by Qen. Omar tlradley, U, 9. Chief o t Staff, In W aihlngloa 8 |t. the peace o f the world and to re ­ ereil I'oluruilo,, eastern Wyoming. llodgklaa la the Jump-master who, during a "Jump" training flightt ia t r t F lic 11tins to Syria's parliam ent “ »••% Itasnssea r i s n r a i . nae. integrate the defeuted nation into • western Kaii.stt" and Nebraska, were - held 1 ill July, IU47 i 3 4u. was f*w ordinary .quality i » Itragg, directed tha eicopa ot 30 paratroopers end rods tha disabled C ayatem of iimdlca! rare naa been the fabric of Kuronr. It haa long 3.4i>. Lima baana no aalaa repnrlad southern Mouth Dakota, south­ "We linve tieen compelled to un­ (.'urn wlrehinind crates Yellow i to tha ground. Ills wife, Pearl, In besldo him. (I nternolioriol Sbundph W&flfA tun valuable, ton effective and been agreed, lie added, that In Hue western Mlnnehola anJ n orth­ dertake tills ehnnge In llm regime dosed t 1,0-4.14, 40 ear# 4 00-4 J ; . too useful through lha years, lo with these objectives It waa necaawestern Iowa. Temperature* in lircnuse o f ntlncks ngnlnst the 4 44-4 44 doaan 4.00-4.00, mostly 4 sc, throw It aside for a new system sar^ to give Increaiing reaponalthe area were around freeslng. army Inside ns well ns outside the cllotied ears 4 doieo 4.40. y to the German jieuple,' This Hirawherrles p»r pint best mostwhich might not work," H ill told T H U R SD A Y The lowest reading again today house o f representatives, which V .11, few high as .17, poorer .ta. »:on Waatarn Jsm hurva raise. the problem of a German raised a reporter, adding i was at Unite, Mont., where the l:lo N#wa gave wav to inlareiircaentatlon of Cabbaga t l i “A compulsory systrm of heallR government. 4:lf, VV*st«rn Jain bo raa mercury dropped to six degrees the Syrian army and ill treatment \,7».j!o«,,dn#!7^fyr*l Vot?-Vlo, tow Acheson would not aay that Tiim T h * 1 u'clock club Insurance carries with It the dan* shove jtero. in Its officers," FI Zulm said. 3 7ft, Havoy lyp* anm* waatr T ill Nawa er uf uprooting ami destroying his meetings with the French and Mild weather continued In the 4:011 pupolar Music "A nother reaaon fo r It I. i\w ' JyV’ b u W U ^ „ ..»• entire system of medical pr»c« British Irndern would conatituta a tlornlHa liavatlona 1:10 M m ------ -------Kastern and Moulhern atata* but conference. He aeemed to ba heap­ prupltt's discontent w itli the |ire liers busllel* '1.00-4.40, IfW »•■», r He* in tills country," 1:14 Mm,Us I n Mualc I temperatures were on the ch illy sent rule and the abuse from ordinary Iu fa ir iiu a llty «■ »•:(« 1:00 Wurltl a t Nina .Meanwhile tha flomm Veterans ing hla position flexible on tha side throughout the Western half __ _____ Today large als* l.o o -l (if. Plchlea 4.I f Your HJb.U Tod !• i! » f Your lllbte Today personalities handling I Committee got a rough estimate public record ao that tha talka . , - It. , . . S.oo. Uggplsnt bushel* lew I.T», o f Him country. can proceed In any way whleh l ! 0 Hlu* liarroa O u r movement I* purely local f«w poorer son that 40 .percent of World W ar I moels: 6 Aliaels Fear to Tread gu im p llr " ' and had tin foreign V ^ i. r ilg rttvranx could qualify for pen­ Bevln and Rchuman desire, The whnfaoevrr, and we are re not rule |fo*ion t ■omoanm duien i.oo-l-lo, ndm flow awa sions under lha new Rankin bill, French foreign minister haa long mn L I* Vi "rakers or supporters of dictatorial I 4(1-3 10,. busheia Hla Hu*l<>n On that hnala, the coat of tho been urging a three power con­ _. I.lme# 4/4 lomalne 100-1.74 filla ry I «l'»nllan*d Frees Fs*e «»•• rule. Aa anon aa a ‘now eahlnrt la proposal to give $71! a month pan- ference on Geman Issues, Paratan* 14-44* iVurld at Nona cartona appearance mi the mnuml. Mr, formed,, which w. are lacking n* 400 Club ■V; .ions to lower-income 1917-11 YeCeltawehtp Front l.olwrt has conaontad to hurl lha present will) lha atlvlee of th* i at age (IB wax oatlmsUd at H id - L I F T ' P A Y 'astral Varieties iia Ca]err l i •'lrX „ ‘,J;V." first ball. Interesting to lh# local speaker of the house, Faria Bey heart ,2,000 for IBM), r l i l i ( to • r Nona Ranch • t doun 100-1.14. few MW HKRIJN. M ai. 8 0 - 1 ^ —The ‘ clllien-y will bp Mayor Carraway j.;i Khmirl, wa shill transfer tha aa I,to, 4 duien l.oo-s.oc, fow E tl, of itns.atd.ooo m ibos. Berlin a irlift topped lha k,000I doion 1.00-4.44, • do sen at the plate. power to them." Veteran* AdminUtration ton mark today for tha aacond t.lA to doaan 4 00-4.40, XX'l Mayor Carraway said,- "1 want Tha commander cahled the d Hw aatDnaU that poaai- time. American.and Brltleh plant# to ha tha first eltlaen to eongratu- Nations that th* Syrian army took pmtmi of World W a r T w - shuttled 0,010 Iona of food and Pepper# buahala Callformi* lata Mr. Hubball on hla aplandld Its action to put an end lo Internal would ovantuatijr claim pen- auppllea to the blockaded western cooparatlon. Peraonally, I ahietraly anarchy. It confirmed Syria's ad­ h*Irrio*e°iW a‘ aomo er'aaty 4.1 . tinder the bill aa It hUiuta. sectors. The record haul wna 1,095 Spot haltava that tha coming of th a , herence to her former agroementa ),- l It emphaalaad that the V t- Iona brought In Feb, fl. 1 Naw York Manta to Sanford and and respect for democracy, Admialitratlon waa It'a using of our apiMioua former P/to u k a responsibility lo r naval training boat for a spring figure, I t said tha flgura la to get panicky, aa some of our training camp la on# of tho biggest wt a Budget Bureau aatl- people ;; to, are. * i a rt. and flnaat thing* In tha history of > f Incomes of vataeaaa. think we can b« naeured f0 *a tla **4 fm * * P a *- Os«) our city. Mayor Carraway also Secratary of tha ..... continued ta aaee i.oa-i.to, Indicated today ho la |n fin* ««»d* eajoymant In working with young pooror aald today that torar and waatr lifd-LEE _____ proiperlty have been eoave boya, and aald that ho had anItlon and la not.worrjod Bhoot Mr. tMtmmta h 1 eonald lo k trt'i pitching.' “I ll knock ■tha countered no trouble In dlaeip- ski» g . U h l f W . 1!* ‘ “ g ' Hhy a * a each tlthy and |taalthy hall out of tho lot" Mr. Carraway. llno. - ‘ atop, look and m f, C ITR U S REPORT Rl Th# ether Btstaon atudenta, who vrtth hla tongue In hla chaok, aaoak* talks, a n H n . dM WINTER HA V f5 f, Mar. lB— aertad today. Uat three __ UP>— RiRort of tho Stato CM c la working , ■ uBtd .inspection M» 1 U ir iY m liy y ... . - Bureau at lOtOO A* ilc , o f Id ntr* WL Hit Or*mgo* Ta " . 7 : . • f L R*wMieA^ ■ in u Juno V ° ^ « K tta r**. at ' S erS ® s i iS jr , 'X r fflr M v & M BIB tn MR K M u ■it !, -.M S a lv a t io n A r m y { Statu Furmerj Market rniimm Sibils Ki l l A|)|)rm in# Kutlar Net U. Of F. (i i rl Is Selected A h Miss Freshman Of 1949 Achewon Speech Eggs And Poultry Nation's Weather fi E i! Vegetable Market CongruH H R o u n d u p RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. piLiiir a'Tr ' “"l# _ Benefit (iame t a J r ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ l,V |to ,.r,Y ,? S ,’. ,T ,V . i |.;i:li: ii%. w w - i v s - T Kiwanls Meet mms *614f&/Ur. m sSS, W u f& B H K R ifxtan m * , * .*''ft tsf km£ ** \ :A. V ‘ \ *k' 7 I ; i I 1 �-r-r,---gjr- In Unity Th«r# In HtnNMilh— To Protect Hm f » M of tfco World; To Promote tho P rag m a of America; -To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. * V O LU M E X X X X 1 WJje r - THE W EATHER Sanford and v ic in ity — p a rtly cloudy and warm w ith a faw scat­ tered showers late thin aftamooo and tonight followed by a ll|h tly cooler Friday, Moderate southwest wlnda shirting to northerly F rleir* i 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 HANKORI), F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , M ARCH 111, 1P1U C Of C To Honor Woods Orders Giants Britain Loan With Dinner National Rent Of $36 Million Income Survey To Reds Cited - # P l n d l n g s " W l t t D e te r ­ m in e In c r e a s e s T o B e G ra n te d U n d e r N ew C o n tro l L a w — ^ a ttfo rb E stab lish ed 1908 J iillll K e y, ptei-iii.-nt o f the Seminole ('m m ty Chamber of Cmil merer, t ill, morning *-iilli>il ul tent Inn In not ire* whieli have been rent out for the -em l-nfr dinner for the New York (iin n t* farm leum* in l„- h.-M fit'th e M nyfrili Inn on Apr I He requested i tin( re-pon-e* l»< inode p io n ip tiy liy ihnte mem* her* who expect to attend to that a ria n g e n iriit* can I......mil * w ith the hotel a t tu the mini her u f permui* In expect r. Conservation Officer Russia Is Slated T o P u rc h a se N onM ilita r y S u p p lies O n B r itis h M a rk e ts Plane Crash Kills Head Of President Declares Dow Company He W antsTax Boost, D r. W illa rd D ow , W ife A nd 3 O th e r s Die As C ra ft W re c k s N ea r L o n d o n , O n t. Anti - Inflation Plan I--------------------.f.T runian Sn ys F e d e r a l l ONI H IN. M.n *1 (,)>) lln LONDON. Dm . i M i H id '. lain di*i lined Iih I.i I il i* plailllllle. In lb W illaid H Dow. pie*iden1 el D eficit Is More loan ltn»*la M.tHMI.IKMI pi m nil* llir va*l Put* fh r m tr .ll t'n , luD an g ero u s T o U. S. I ($ tli.IHMI.lHMi) *n ili.ii R i i **i ,i i an wile and lln re- nlliei prnum* Weir T h a n T a x In c r e a s e ' Inly nun iiiilll.ilv xiqiplir* Im iii lln killed led.iv III tile i ia t li id thru I lam in ’ In- nrxt I ! uinutli* plivale plan iira i l.uiiduu. Out i " " I S It II V VK1NS0N ■ • _ IF | A t llir *.imr tm ir ih ila m i laniprd j I hr "•-! vrai-sdd Midland. Mn h k V A M ilN U H N , M ar, 3 J _ (/P ) J 1 H I in V V f i l c I S C O "g b l " " " ' " h nil dnpmrnt nl «ul- 1 r x r . u l lt r and III* p.ulv w rie head Unv OI C h ief Roy I ic .id ’-ui l.iiiu o i. *|ec I.i red to* I n.tlly r i m thing ul p n truli.il null . I la.’idiaeii, technicinii fo r HIM le i |tn«|uii, via*- . when then d.n Mm i.c t if I wont* hi* anti* Williams Is l nih, r S S-ul Conservation Ser- plane plm iyrd mle (he gi.iinnl a ,, , , „ ita iy l aim- tn [(itttt.i .1 it.I Itri ilr l " ’ Holt".. |uoi , uu on,] higher taxr*. *n'e n-.niglit'd In Hie Seminole . . . U n em p lo y ed L a m e n - ||„P naltmp i i r.ist't | T u $ It l .s,uI Cmiiii’iv a liu ii D ialnet. I,aa "tile linm lln* t m ijdi.n. , nv 'P‘ kr , i the recent drop in te r T e lls O f I h i n t - 1 A new *i lirdiile u| i.iw iujlcri.il1 the l*<apmi->ilidl(y uf iirea*'!ihlug pull l li r lime >d llir i l.l*li w I* tu t*r * .,* uni* . rem poury let up AI I HU' i Ml Hu •'« Himitfii l.tlu ii * ! ju j, Tri|) O n |)ec toLud mailuueiv whuli might hr u> Ireal*.m il fm laud In he 'made III ri fi A M iii n ill.ti,',. pie,*.iie. lie la id hi* l ll* M n n v. i I I M i K itil * iii , \ I * * n oveC here .... Vp. i hy Hie Soil | „ I ,»lilr .il *%.»» ytiittU h i l .iniliilllM rt| areque i tui tiond-by price control* «I*IV il Ih*I*I th .1 s i l i l t ' i ’ l |>iillt r in r n FAMPA. M ai U x/Pl - J „ |lo ih r Mo o t nl r..inm ..n' h i I l.ll .............. .............. jlh .w M i*. M jilli. i Dm* . M i* 1.1 ho, been . tu t o r in checking price 144* (» ■-1 ♦Miii|trd« 11»s>11 II f ’ loven/ano hi a iir a i vii|. r ,'d d W iln n , pie*idrnl el die gm ein ■ t • *¥* . I I I l .illlp h e ll. -L i, id M u l.in d I* (lie , fll«* ( IlV i 1*111*1“ lt*H Illtr'J |tyt| from lli r iv i I iipia lofl.iv <lriii**4l llirl11 4 **• ,M l^ 1‘" LC 8 J ilC O D S C H 1 0 Ini A I Howir. M ull,mil ill.I ( o Du, ’V lim im tiotion program ha* » r'llirn tin tn viil % ■ * i L ih lie k illrd gam blri Jiiumv Vela*, n ,* *nnl he r Mm ilrd w iili.m l I,. e„*e* IMnt l i r il Cleinenlt, M hII.iip I not lin n -lu'Ue,t. Mr Truman a»* nf J * iHf l ip i* |% lit*tillfi * • up In i The xr Ill’ll llle* IHi* *' 1»'*-i* *""• " ' P y a c r * y i | v n K ln n y lt Mr-. I ’lim phl'll'* hu-huiul, liead ui rv rti knrw him. leit.'d. .eit,iinlv not on the b a iit the lh W rx le iii European M .inhul I l U o L l I U C IlC C U o nf tin' Ihm l 'utn puny'a legal de |VM» Vf.il (M’ lll'l#, tllvf lilt l»'.|sr t| f|t»* L ik in g the stand m hit own de I'lun couutiiHH w ith n teipieat llia l of ,.m . I’lunloiitui with him. a « | I a l | y *'I I'itIIkI’ 1 I11*1 Kh\ *4 \\ij purl meiit, # n - I ilk ell In St Jo ■ w "'1" 'Jw ........ t.l* u*; I [rm e .gainst the c lu tg r hr killed the Itema haled nut lie exporied tn A- fm liv e *, the 1’ ieiident la id ihiiN ili I nti'HiiM , pium Ht f i niti vcph'i Itoapii *1 where 111> emidl I i.im% 11 *'in t . " * / tn .* m«it it li. a itr, the Mil t r y .. .nm pletrd^ V f |1ic Ifo p rov,nzano half lu ll c tifd Communist-dominated countries. V rla o , Provenzano rrird \ tihsif w ill I., j i »* ,i fill .J «iii (h e o tr.lr.o i de fm i would be much nun wa* prmiouiii-eil "nut too a«i l l i r ir< •iniitciitf.ilion ft» ll« '.n j .in M eaulillir, ( f ill i d l l t r t Will continue nut "n o air, 1 did not "w h rn u k r d Disclosure n f the plan l< leipl M um* * i t Ni t u ". f imrht inme 'lin g e iu u , i.< the country'* u iiia " i'* m p l* ’li, the only k iu u u i'|iii*\ .1 Mi M< K iI iI mii int.. (hr 1 Russia funds fo r non-m ilitary tu handlr landlutd pe lilin m for il he committed the crime tif H , 15 t i . . i i ii i |,i* W o ih n tiH m'. was eoiiw'jmia. eiiu.nmi, l.e .Id. ili.in * tax inpurchases aws made In budget rstt'I'cclin iu ia n T o O v c r '••IM* " I 1 1,11 l*1a | - | It | ||i p n lli » nil'll ( till; h flllilillf \|t | 4 * r u n i Inis* im ira ie t mi ground' ul haidsliip A irp m l o ffic ia l’ ’ Bill icing emi " I hale to call the lady a hai. I mates presented to the House of » leote i i v t i v r i l c \ . » l l . t , i im i f , ’ • , till v c i­ l»V lllln » llir* • Miip.ii.title iii £ A spokesman tald Woods^wlth S c c T r e a tm e n t O f ■ 111 loll* im glll liave enu-ed Hie He i id :. t.i-wt ,’onference he r |n the next week nr an w ill aim nevei have tern the lady m mv rn in m o n i. H llll S.miiHil \ altuK " I lln » *! tin ' iNMinllN I t In l l t l l u i l i l |.«| a II purchaaea was made in budget estlf« i m u n i'. t , , . ♦ tit v*mi a n .I did u, I agio,, with Senutar George Id r.” he told the ju iy. K a rth O n 'S o il D .iy' . I IITile reinnvc the i-elllng* ill al.nlll UHi 411 4 "% m| Inc men in n n H ln rtf h\ pHrly look o ff fim n tn " i l ‘. llld lk c il It* u n i mil .mvi'Sh" niutea aaid, was for “ non-m ilitary I tm ' tluii the fax lucreaie, a* uf i he butt rent area* nf the He was referring to trslmmny hy m I> tin pur l ueiir M ull.... . ul ti UP I In* l tinnnm tun .uni Mi \|» kihlnn h\ flic I'll lln Ji' 11' 11i.i jt i *“ s tulJovY* a ic|. i i. i | ip p, h the only rim utry. Wood* agreed to du N 'rU iro ’i widow that *lir Uond auppliea under wartim e u rra n g c -1 A HASS A M planning to fly to Itoaluu i < iiiii'c un flin t Lily tiling 'ii.ii wi'.ihl g it ti.e country me nl a fur which fin a l cm ilra cl* ihm If Cointreau gave hi in power l.e* |.|I Iilitru (level w ilte* I. D. 1,1 ulteO'i a tuinqiiel Iniuglit at m if *m 11 iitlr it .* Lin M lln*. In 'Vriiil lt*U In*4 nit,, I. M-timi’. iic p icM iuii. Goorgo to realnre celling* ill case ” • "lace-lo-face" with him while he nri* helng eimeluded." 11 1 V % turn mutt 1-. Wlullg, he ali.it A trcaam y apokraniaii *uid lie | ,iil* i In- n.imr Hill it wim lil lie tin- M« g-iiehuaetta Inatitnte uf wav vliooling h u llr li into hrr InlvII eei I. l lir * i k li t' uH Mint in* nt iiu'M'iiN \ l l iu illa n ia «« r » , e->- , I ,l(ijilii|iii,ilr . Iiei ,iu*r h r * o l.illii 'le i’hllnlngv Faltering III Innl *ve* I ii. ’ I ' i eaid.’ip iiomod that his The iilen i* tiiu t in the** 100 ur hand. tlier, the pintle fe ll into u farmer's us, In | •. **. i • .t tin i.'lm , M ill hi ! ant. mt'lnrun. piogu.m (or any an arena there la lluW enough ■Ini'Ini' uivcit !•< In im ii ho im iii1 Mj) t Ashed if he knew Veluacu, who | p «s s« # *» ■ < I I n H i n * v u t r l i l and Inn • t lulu flumes. houaing ao th iit rent celling* are ulau dahlili-d ill |io lllle * here, llie i Ay i l l l l I pm! I p Im* been aliulved as * * U 1 11 l l v o Joke, a* In* tiirm l i .ill Inn*. i» lltiu liutl |»r«*MiUlni t*f flit* i*ml MIIIII-I (it. u h it'll sfaMllllt.f • lint yeceaaary. Wood* w ill take miemplnyed carpenter nnawered. -••me p'P .livliiil i i | . o i t i laid. He ffliM II* f ih H i * i m * • •»i *: i I» mm t l ' S S o illlla w Chrm h'iil r« ., our .1 Ir i Imp i in im t lit* them o ff. lin t If renta pop way oul the mv.c tact that he had nlni M“ . in t «' VI’ltll'tl, |.’ll.•'*..« II " I never liave aeep llia l man in lu.geat p n id u rris id A up. Wonda w ill p ill cvillnga hack CniiM’ jta lim i .S rivicr aMiRii***! tn world’s . ci(M ..I , t flit II ■g-11* ■I In, It ■•’111 1 mi y entire Ilf*’." chei.lirale, all..**’ I tlfltl. oo cot.tiol power* uud o ilie r steps has llir Snnun'h Sml l i*ii*rrv*lll«li I >lm I *«■|*n11iiii iil, I He related he wenl lin n liiig mi Ilo.n m. Jan. I, I Mb’ , l>»w wn hc» h nl if llonalng o ffic ia l* said the sur­ been tiie main tenxon fo r the ! *-i(i|C*i.t II * I)»A t i it I lu’ir Die. It!— tlie day of lit*u u in ie rI I I I M l ■I M i l (il **f IlMill lie s«n of the founder »f Mu vey o f landhm l Income* proliahly , . .tem poral) heading o ff o f inHainnl ‘iiih i■ ii rinit relnrned home aliool fidltt I’ . III llia l full. Itr'* hail ih r major Him, Hr. Herbert H. Dow In w ill reqnirp -everal week*. U n til A clicso n A nd B e v m lion. A ll regiatranta nf Selective Ser­ The that 11ipii i m*11 1 1*v■*’n lei I (Inn it i.i completed un laudluril w ill M. He aaid he waa lu i/v uImiiiI vice were cautioned today that reipnnsilnl.lv nl p irsi (tiling the r;]!> in- was griatuHted [runt the r v r ! Ho added tlu ii thoho powers ara M eet detail* o f the hunting trip Uxelf In 1st know w h ith e r ha qualifies fo r u i just iia nvcuHRitry now ax when he they are required lo report to "niedii tnr' In. the oiling lond llia l i 'diversity of Michigan and he Hen In inn I Si A mithmMih' iilicH < r« a ila u *i lla ra a * ra a rl hecauae he often went bird about- t lir f r Local Board any change of married Mr*. Dow Iwu years luter. iMHipmni.li’ in Ht/r with S tinfiinl, C o n fe re n c e S e r i e s 1""1'1'' ,l1’’ leeommendatlon. E xist* w ill h r K fo trd ul Flniida's liiggr** An huimretl chemist in Ida uwn l»av |tn it■I iim ii Inu n im m ilt us or any change in fam ily , nil . lin g power* have been used In the . unseivolinii ,p r. tm l»” lhe . i .is lla i.,* Ua l*aae F'.mti lie deacrllied in delell ohmit re* addrraa, I'MMipiii I** I with fl? !'.|i) lien* A new atatua (lint would affect a depen HY AHHOCI \ t I'D I ' l l I ’.SM ! puhlte iiiteieat unit tho new ones lalivea and friend* visiting hi* , elaa.IflCution, accro n liiiir to M m ii lr .Soil ( n n irrva liim lia y |»m» Jtfl 11Tl| hlllli lit tile ftllliT I \Y«» I'iflCR Nation* nl d ll’ We I lu ilo \ begon W' lll.l l.e used the ,u tlli! WSy, h« hmiae at the very time the oi.ir.lcr L, „ r ,irtr| ..... I f r f * f I H I 4 m i -1 i n S J »11 f * * * • ♦ f I . * I n gi.iin lin e A |it 7. up 0 will.I li.m l which ll.ev oecurred. H r aaid lie remained a A ll male peruana, upon reaching M|F*tHh A Iti'MlciMini tn fin* UV«» lining t .. ,:i» .. Asked if ti.e -itaudhy nowere tin llia l day. the :tHb-aeie fa tu i horn* nil that night. He did not n>.i (|1(1 ngr y,M,rSi n r npon tielng |ruatlH N ril uu Pea. | W * ) i*lfli a i*iMm tl'IO ii Titt*iilIi. w lii'in i* 'inpi W ill t . tf.n. I to o l.’ ... llir of the Kellow ihlp liib tlcn l College I le irn u f VH m h m im h l I lii^chArKuil from Ihv Arimwt ifi S n o f n t i ) ) h e m *h I c f P M C 'll|»- , m i i h l , w ill lie mail* over. Lvery acre w ill Mi in** elAi'^iHM’i1 |M ( f:"dl mill iii'i* 1 nex' ila j, ' I'otx'ea and not having rearhed Hritiili F’oiri^n .Sctrcliry 1me t The alntc charged 1 'ro viiiiu n u l(l(> unth nnnlveraary o f the date tie put tn il* iwat Use. Kvery acre • KFY VVKSf!” jtTr. 1J—(A*)— c/o'c ;i uiMpilti w dl receive nil the needed ..... an H rvin .Hid Secretary n| State Dean in flic trd eight Indict wuimds mi ,,f th e ir h irth . are rrip ilrix l In Monroe County anthnrlllea step, I hi* aim v t»f Mu* . lu rl l | " *1m‘* *P A* limit nhrtlulrd the Hist ot t ped tip th llr xearch today fo r a Velnacn. Ita ease againat the dr legialer with Selective Servlet Vot..... ttrfttm e n l that enn I f ’ t S H I’ IHI, M ill i l 'Tli h * S iifilm it ih f '/?*,, win-i i* i» * I 1 1 1 pi.ed in the spring " f tin' vein til i i M i m ronlrmii*r\ to hmidit aiiapeet who escaped from feiplnut rent era around Mia, Vel lie iiuillted nut 1 1 1 Htiih 100 « iltirssi^ n il) he n\*i4»:* *»f Hi \ mjju • • • him! R ' l i f i I. d The following reglatriinta, i i i r " ' 1" '' ineliau.es w ill lie *1 a hnapllid hi'il Inat night, nnkivl aacii'a tealilliony. She aalil ahe luel 114*111•I mi I )m* ri.M itlu Itlllllo llll th'JlMl I** $*H i , (liul Ml III"* . iH» iW'ihtiijtlo.n 1111 x 4 f It* * noon im dniilit aliuiil I'liiv e iu iiim 'a heiui’ ■" I.ueil, Inive failed to report l u ] " IH " " and cH Men Ily w h iiiii IpiI. CiiiiiiHi'aHMinN li«*ti i i lit* mI tin At un« f i^ jilr il «*i -•n $.111 W Itilr the mtm tr iton lot He t.—i’til Itnnrd No-'JH, Meixeli lltdg . A- uimv iluin "tilt fiii.u rtai’lm S h e riff Merlin Sawypr hlentiflevl I I I ' kille i Infill f *••ll*>I I till* Itsillrnmt pefi AtlMMIk* |||i* I'tlU*'* Wilt t • |lill»i * % 111 ^ Mill to llir l mini Si,ltd In A ll tlu ^t in I In* c ity m u*t by M r*. Velaacn aalil alie anw I 'l - tin, eliuuge o f uihlrraa, ninl Iibm uud liim dlx’da o f workmen swain. 9ittfi I m r»*riiut»* Iwu l i i i iii-s lu'ivNt'tfi the nrianner na David Matthew j , , , . . . were im%* siijjn t. ,| vm n1 1 iiMtiMuru iia ra a * *•«»»» ,,v,.| college farm they w ill !■< the Miming ot ihr Ntuih Allmin viM.'iimtetl iKiiumt rubles by a l.alliera, " I , unlive of Orlando, veiualio once liefnre the crime nod .fnck^titivilh* ninl Si l'i*ft*r««tiMiie, l \ ! iinmci*. i *(•*■ I m iik , H* tin, \ctitririH iia n befuru the , ----e u irv iiig nut the eomplete anil iiu.l A whn wna lieiiig held on a chnrgn one lim e afterwurda. ^fi oi itv 11 e4 1v Mon IIV. tin* nirel lireiiM'«| find riuM'tinliniM' Iwu *ilh*‘i , ii wn \ mi' iih I in**, Hiiiru •v1111-, < Iriuvwi* fn**i iluy iff Mijs* uml u vucclm * Aaked if lie ever had prowled WHI.I euuaii’vulion “ uf hrenkhig and entering. t ( m* bi'IItgliAf ' , , I a lJ u h u I . a k c t u n d a. ! Win m 1 y ' o r t r r x [ n % I t ’ll i n i i t v i ' i tin* tiMM Ui|£ him .t f.*» \\mi n l»v flojfs on lo.I.I) tv . ...ill. • .ill'll I.athor* waa ahot T m *d a y hy about | he Velaacn home—a.a *h''j pi-lteii. »»* I'a lk , In ill* '.' r.ll.-H, l u l l " . ' Im *t r ( m •i h t r Ml «’ l t r i l l i o n I I , i h r a f r ilu r lu iiiip ti elm inic the Depnly S h e riff A llir r t Owynn teat i f Ird -lie aiiaweredl " I i u . vi r.c «''niii !» * » pU I" t pull " I men iw r llii’ .' t 1 .'*> mull mI llir W1■% H H in.) '11 iv in * 1 ty illii! Hn*-14 <i imiMul<’i f i Ii** %e iii, or t|14If'*4 ' — ■ I . iiiiservnlim i anil good lurid u*' when he allegedly wna caught have been lo her house. I don'i • !' • 4 D ll III { | 1 nn.1 n mu s In* pn i f i n|» Ly |tr)lice uml t. o ff lifera .. e* age Marvin M iK in le y, *nn of lire measures llia l iiiiru ia ll) lake » ret \| m Iill'll l*M tfi >t<l'' I tit >M't.ill 1im11Jsi JlM riddling (lie f ’namnpoHraii d r ill know where they live," li-« mi! ihiictl "4,|J Ml • »\ Mill! l^t'l c llf. 1Illsa| a|I lil. . o iii | uii .it 11• ft .17 iik ‘ in uud Mr*, .1 K McKinley, j fiin n e r fuui m five yeaia to upph It waa In ought out today iluii lie . in Key Weal, Sawyer aaid. Tin t ill" | M l lid • nl W*'ll III 1 » r I III III V 4,n*t4*'* |.,|.|I I'u li iilnien uveruge ! 'oil f**i«l M fK tl « m ;imim.m1u' i*(1 thin Abuilt hii-f nf Ml*1 44itM deputy fired wllen Lathers re -1 I'roveuranii'a niece waa treated yeslenlav won the apelllng bee at I w ill be put on the rn il.’ge tnl'in m favor (tie piopoenl, w l.n l. W ....I.I | 1 i >||i It I • » !* !,• it V i (Ml I r i Km m iiriiui)' >...■.pn....I t>. s in .i" i.r.. j i v '.i *nme lim qiltal fo r a liiinm the Sanford tirn n .iiia r School, and mu- lug day'* work funfit to drop the .‘Jfi caliber p it- at »■ tin■ I, 1 1 I m Util M |•1 * s t l ' K ill •r I M t•I ill* I' I ■ lie . . 'MttlMM lute dog toil Gninesvilte, tti'ulu an.I l ie . ' ‘Hni.fi.rd'x preaenl .alary ..a le tipeu eidlari’d uud sun tu m id lung on the ..... ic of till It.", tin' tnl he carried. I ailuienl alm rtly lifte r Vi'laecn'’* with t;.'iii’iin H arrell, daughter nf V < In < 1 1 I m IU « h 1 ,fu ‘t".| !lii‘ ! III • r .......... . I '< (!■.. in m l t.. lias*. i|o not ..'fleet o iip rm .’ii 1i'f;l <<i The luillei 'went ihrm uth one j (Continued on I'age B ig h t; Mr and Mr a II, It, H arrell, w ill f,.,ni IPs work w ith farm er* in j » i , ’ m mm M l 1 1 1 U ill l i t l l Kr II . .’I.’, uu.rum, ...!. I .- ;.i 1 1.,. rear m il.n a il'- nlreal..tiller, ti.e t'l.u.np • . ' i i ' . ’ in the Ill'll, nh.nl," Ml unit etc in tin* I’nunty filia l* w ith | field*, pastm e*, and WHilllh. Jlltmi leg and entered Lather'* atomaeti, , |» h t mi 1 l iri l rlfnil I* iiir! ( a**11♦•\ ... >1... " i t . Hull . . ii A pr Ul. 20. ton. K ilil.lo at..*.at, "A new ....... '-■«.* |.ilf*ils ut (lie f if it li In eighth grades •«•». ta ly|ij.-ttl o f til.’ I.v lin lr.’ii.in flic tin g a erltlcal wound, the illrtiln I ( Ml k i i i l . My * < • 1 1 1 I'MI " I I .... M ii v I at li.n.l to t.AHI K It. It list.. A *"I. Mtperlntei.ilenl ...(" . tutmi i l l ’* .’. (lo i.r tin- .liininr High Si-luud mi Apr ,.i "la iu l .hicl.trx" tin- Hi'S asaigu- <>f trnuspi.rlntio, . waa the pro. 1 * o r ii 1 . 1 , l i mi t i ' mv . i i mi i * n l t ' Vt i i ^ . i f f i e r r leporlial, I* M I.i i . h ' i Hiitl.. .toga. nlnalde i.n .'i n m ii i tlinn h" < IL' m 7 ’ If. I‘ M., II wiih announced G ra H H e s m Lather* wna handcuffed Jo an 1.. ri,,’ 11 M,il I'linsf’ rvnli.Mi .lis t.’. ' • i|ml w it hum mT file tiin rn iiijf Mifit Vl l i r I I I 1(III, l l l t l II 4IDI I 1 I Ml l» \ ’ Ii.ii in i.l.'i l.irniei ly lined at f,»r mm,.- i tm lay In It C Steel.', Grammar a b u ll Fh.rlila fn ru i.'r* liar.' Iron bed In i. room at one aide IM I 11<I If 11 IHII /Ml It' tl« Uunie.|i;.l A 1>|.<11 1 t.ti-t rentsc'‘Hill <l!illH'*villt», Oi'tiln anti I ..... ' viM*iv f!<ui I......... . •!) School prnieipul. o f the lim ipitul, Sawyer aalil, and in .I 1 Him *•on*’* I** l-r till . m IdiI toil .’.| tin- oi.) "in* nt tiie ( ’tty Watep Cattle niPii o f llii* seellun me hurvr iinvi- for niHiiy yi’iir*. Kill n K«tMt| j. ti r. I I Miter winner* o f prize* ye*li>rapparently twlated the chain o ff Invited to hear ta lk * on varietie* plant, and <. . put into use F rl' - i;.il..a ti’ o f Mnn.laiid ll.g ii 4Hk.nl Hml tIH 11C <*** n *iiMiti'tl Klin, ritoiv valiiiilili* vtitli lioi h On l iltU' the aingli. handcuff m ill fled. o f pasture grass hy Russell lle s itl-1«•«> were Kenneth Ramsey, Hetty Hi’l".ol .*i ttavinna fti-acii, Jacni.*.'. llim u jrii I In* ■ c n r i l \ t l M n l t l l r Mu « k * r it •lav. Mi . M. K.I.luii reveuled. Tin* town m. U v it tin*i it nt-u nfnl lout' tn* iimjmih ' i Tin. sh e riff found the room va- erson u f the Kxlonslon Scrvlee ..f|A im Munson. Donna MeTeer, At w.’ii' (•> Hl.-la.it. iln lv.-ra ity at D>- in enrut roil Ii* of I0M 1C . i i i,.^ N„ , „ . r vimimi .... I «xtn Iihim IIo i - . n i i i l i i f H ftt i ch a ' l i n k i ’ V* l l i ' i ' r c r new device i i .....|e il.s lly operated | IKi l 1'iven ii t.’.iily flow o f chit)lll.rl h u l l till |D. I t •1I 4f V ! t f ! " l l l l raht when la* and a nurse went In the U niversity o f F lo rid * and .1. ■I’hlllipa tto.l Henry Ttmke. Judge* 11... I .nil to tlu* University *'f Mttli* Illll roill»K«% hi* tldii! | 1111 hfa*1 11 hhI (11)l«a111 itlitfit' Hi* iimis t o y ...... f... p... ' 1 u :ifi.o. of It..* water, n M r t l i l i ' t 1 l i i HUi i *U, t r i l " r vlidt the prisoner. He nnld the bed Dunn, Oaeeola enuuty agent, at i were " r * Sawyers, Mrs. M ulligan livf.ir.. lie r.’lt.rne.l *" D uring liMH. MUI 1»«thoiim K n t'IM,| |(1|V|. tlie* mi.lr.l h n ilr i nIiic lie .l. i’li.red that the I •* |l! \ , m il I»MV% l ‘» Llurk •!•■ >lo- ....I wa* arranged n* If the prianner a supper meeting o f the Hentlnule' I t ‘. Mtteliell, prltu'lpal u f the 11.. - U niversity o f Fli.ri.h. f»i Ih ” mu mi o ff nt Nowt»t»rry, MM i»t ,,,,1, 1 ,9,.-. lln,,, i*n,» t*.w* Inin ' were asleep, A pilhiweaae had County Farm Unreal, at the Fm j Smith Side Prim ary Hrlmol and last nv.. years of hi* agricuttuial C ,| o f I MIHIHOIM Ml IM *slit It ! o.'.i.'i plu.it i . lit guo.l condition. .‘i l l nl lnvrrn«>ftB , |I(M 4 , 11 , ()„• so|»«i \ • >ny .... f i t ♦ A • in been cut into a trip * fo r bandage*, tire Farmer building at 7t30 ..- Mrs Flim heth SImrou. I • (tiniiiK. lb ' received a bachelor of TrniriN ?<U- S0 hIiowi*,! lo tiil |»i*h | kI».i I i 9it“d l.ni v %\»1 n-jifo V Fi uMi h t jiI miii'I |■*lit *■ IM14ti t iiL it t n iil o h h u m b the s h e riff aaid, hut there were nn clock Friday evening. Winners nf I lie comity sjMdllng a. icrn-t' degroe from tin- University ^•iijTi r rrvrmi4*H tim ing MMH o f . |,nal „ M,n . vnlm iM r to tin* Uiq.ni t .1 "! ill I *111' IH I ! IJ** ,l 'r liMIllllH w ill U t.S U IN G IO N , Mar. 31—(/P) Q.-bit he* in the room. Th«» two aptakur art* w ell qnali m ntrli ttill l>4* t>liflb la fu r Inu con uf Florida in H im KiihIi Hnid. Thu uowf o f .... . 1(Mli („ u,«. r , , v «!i 111ill Id1 Hull I lie I • i "i d' 11 III (MV I't* ilie I'a p itn l'i fumed cherry Llosfled lo talk on the subject o f paat- I test mi May. d, conducted In M ia '"' w ih | t( ..... .. „ „ i |.. tl.. ro n iiito . i t |l M lit IP 10, Jncobscn went to work oficriktifiit tin* *vvo trnloN 11 lilti'll Ufttii’ii IumiyUv ut* .... . . --'ipei’ tijitged w ith hormone* lire grans as adapoted lo Central bv the Miami Herald, said Mr. grin C u b ScoutH for tin- IL H. Hull Cnnservatto' $LM »NVJ0.I, | hiMji tlii* ri'imir*'iiM,Ml‘i «»f jnilit •* •III ( i l f (tlll'l M* l( *1411 * ills "it t l ” f.n <|... fn r time, hit llie lr peak Florida, George S w art*, Farm Steele. Competing fo r county him Service a* a xlinlcnl aide n t Gin.'.’ , (ienrjft* \V. SctifH'lij of lu v o r-j VVMt j, m , M rKihhin • «■ m i !.* <if VVf4* - l i ' r n ! fi , t i i ii I... lit v .resident, declared today, or* w ill tie team* of two pupil* v illi’. When t lull tem porary aa.ig'o jnuRH, win, Hiiiri In* ri*pr«N4*ntuil ult Bureau pro Ht i f , | > » K ....... . uvii««io- •I* h 'ln lri in 1 h«a 4•vi*mf nl w in I lie li»i‘.uoi.e 11 eat in.,nt, in the adding that he Relive* th a t cattle representing Junior High School. input wa* over, ho worked u few rtiN county churKotl tliu l ()„. ,mm,t i|n,: Mivicuii. An • i(!ii*rs hi'hetlnl* *1 ut ii, 11y• in fono of an ...expensive i.pray, Is u niy w lli Hanford Grammar, and Lake Mon- nionthn at the U. 8. Forest Hrrvi.' ith<* MjiplIcAtlon fo r rcroulitiR MM [o ff,. i t muni Imvi* ti |.I»vmc«I I muM H ii' In iik t «>ti iii tin 1 in* Twelve merntrer* o f (!ub Scout grower* of Seminole County 14*w ilnyn designed tu keep tho blooms a t I’aek* III and .*14 received advance* benefit greatly from this Infoornts- rue, Wilson, Lake Mary, Lyman t ’CC camp nl Tallahassee, Karlv 1 192 was uu excuse to discontinue and mi. outward altitude that >i> ..r iiei I th e ir shiny bent through next ‘tu!,) 11"(i i fbi-nlnl t vi anil tlviedo aehonla. . i ’.inrluiea .>»• . 'n o K..v.t 1 4 ‘t i l l l ) mi f f <1 OH I’ n i t r 1*4411 F » rnenl award* a t the m onthly pack tlon. in 10 11 lie returned to th« SCS. | trains 30-40. He said Im irist bo­ week-end's cherry blossom festlmeeting last Friday night. The as a student aide a t G ranville. tels tn llomosasaB and aurraund Vul frny* participated In a program o f lug towns would suffer i f Ihe Ami Ire'* been w ith the 8C8 since j jmngs lt* . jninga ami amt ik skit*. tra in * were removed. then, cxr.'pt for a Ihrse-year hitch % Tim Cnh* wen* reni request ail to in Ihe Navy. He went Into ti.e fl^ ln ^ c o n te il enter kite* tn r. kite fly lt . BIG ESTATE Navv hh uu ensign and wa* Ul1 LAKELAN D , Mar. 3 t _ ( j f t _ ira a ila u * * na f*aa* F s a it to I.* heltl In F ort Mellon Park A KHUN. 0., Mar. 71— (/Pi— I he Federal H int* Frost Warning Monday. Hob K a rri*, manager o f Miss France* Louise Butler, Hit Service forecast fo r penlm ular the Kltx 1 heater, Invited park year-old recluse who died In a , . .1 s r . Florida tonight and F rid a y m om members to attend Ike .m o vie a* cluttered hotel room hero last TALLAH A3SEE. Mar. 31— </P)— A proposed law to »»t up a At llir irq u rtt »1 .» gtoup ol tout.its irp irte u t.n it tl.r .t j u I oi . i ,)It, VV11N p a rtlv cloudy and warm hi* guest* a ftet „r the- -k-i ■ l -tj -eonteit. Ioog*»ought UatFwida woods fire control ly ilc m lo t Florida w ill be January, le ft an estate w orth Tourist f lu b ami Saaftm l .S litilflrlin .m l f lu b Im year .imurul build- in Houtli ami Central dletrlcta; IDOk'.fitC, an appraisal filed In pro­ tug fa r tb lir i in w h irli to bob! Hireling* ami rn trrla iu iu rn li, M a y o r!a few local shower* and illg h '.ly w S o . % o b b V m iU » l™ * M fM“ il,,° ,ha,M fo r le 8 i,U ,lv ' canmulvration by fotc.1 in d u tlry leader* M IA M I, Mar, a*— (/n — Co«M bate court yesterday disclosed. I f t i T jp d f e . Bob Shoamaitai and h a rt today. Andrew Carraway irru te tl the |.rrmi*tu>n ..I the City fom mission j ‘ p u d a */* foreeast Guard and Navy a ir and surfaee wax partly primary item in a Irgiilalivr program lUggrited lo help c ra ft continued In sweep the Gulf A llan M o wffe fe tt; tlj cold and allvor attvar a atrrIt i* the tl .Monday nml.t lo lay llir ie.|ueil l.elme all u * K clubs, now using llt e jt,|oll(j ‘, y% " TO BAR HKDS ami mild in N o rth ; con­ i * immfp about tha "pine tree pros-f .ynM iear, Jlm m ta Owen a»4 Ming n f Mexico today In a search for A L B A N Y , N. Y. Mar. 3 t - ( / P ) - Tm iriat Center, to Hie end t h o l f 1 I titinued warm in Houtli and Central Governor Fuller Warren 10IW, the in b»! rig Caicos' I ruder with A b ill designed to weed out and the hit lid lug may he used ex­ Hughes mul A. Thedfor.L ptelty." G ov |d lstricta w ith a few w idely ecat* promised In hia campaign last bar Communists from Jobs In New clusively by w inter visitors uud r f ® The HUts Board of Forestry five men aboard,. Mayor Csrrawuy told lire group te rr.l shower:. In (V itira l treat, ScotL B llly Klrehho eW ofl^fcta Ronald Two maul guard planes from Y ork’s public school system went the Chamber o f Commerce. and Parka would determine, with­ tl.at tire C ily i* unable financially The outlook u s * warm through fr a n k lin , and yeer Service S tar, Four organiaatfona hava given in Oft days after the act became Elisabeth C ity, N. C „ joined to Governor Thomas E, Dewey to ­ Hepreneulntlve* n f tiie tourii.l to build u nuw lu iirln t conter at Bunduy. Maurice P hillips, JohnnU Bowen, H funoral approval as n compro* effective, what lands In each coun­ other* from Miami and 8t. Peters­ day fo r expreted approval. group* met Monday o ftrrn o o i' at tin- present tilin ', mid asked if the mla* of wwUty di »*t ,*n t views ty should he considered "forest burg luises. N avy a ircra ft went AI P hillip* ano Jlm m la Owen. the C ity Hall w ith Mayor C atra- organisation* would he -.atl-fi.-J JA C K S O N VILLE ,, Mar. 31— among forest (nduatry people. The land*" and brought under co­ out from Key West amt the CnaM W H IT E HOUSE HQUVKNIR8 wny, titty Commissioner C. F. Me- vvit ti fu ll use uf the pi cw ul T our­ H IG H LOW SOVIET njrr H C IB N T IR tB groupa ara the State Board of operative atate-federal-county fire Guard patrol boat N lkie, oi.it of W ASHINGTON, Mar. 31-U P ) K il.I.lii and John Ivey, president ist Center, which « l present is A tlanta C7 83 MOSCOW, M ar. 31—<*•>— 8er- Fortatrir and Parka, the Florida protection. G u lfp o rt, Miss,, Joined th r hunt. — Want a pleca of the White and Edward Higgins, manager of shared w ith tho civic cluba. Tho Chicago 47 43 gel Vavilov, president o f t)ta Bov. Forest and Park Aaaoclatloa, and House for a souvenir T the Hemlnole County Cliami.er o f tourist committeemen .mid that D etroit The board also would determine 62 33 le t Academy o f 8 cl« M d S )iju d to- Forestry committee* of tha State how much money It would take to H<>TRL~ M F I’T r The Executive Mansion Is being Commerce, and th e ir in itia l ru- they would be satisfied w ith such Minneapolis 40 33 det Union . MS "an Chamber of Commerce apd the hrlitg each county's forest land* d a y the Soviet M IA M I READ If. Mar, ,'H—t/n remodeled and there will Ire tons quest, said Mayor Carraway, was an arrangem ent during tiie com­ Now Y ork 71 44 State Bankers' Association. > r may, y .oorf ovar 100,000" aclectiat*. — Hotel traders from six nation* of old nails, silver* of wood, for a new to u rist building mea­ ing year. under protection. Phoenix 08 44 Addressing Komsomol, * Soviet Hern la what the "Forest Con­ antique suring CO by 80 feet. To match 'state and federal began a rriv in g today fo r tha an­ partly charred limber, no Mayor Carraway today pointed Ht. Loula 44 servation Act" presented for their money, each county Represuntlug the Hhufflaboanl out that the hull.ling form erly Han Antonio raise hy nual ronvantlon o f th» Interna­ hardware, bricks. 81 19 review today would provide! Disposal of this historically Club was Carl Elsenhower, presi­ used hy tho UHO hail been pur­ Beattie general taxation n two-mil) lpvy tional Hotel Bales Management no 39 A statewide program .o f for* nr an amount equal to three cents Association, valuable debris will be up to a dent, J. Roy Ball and Joseph chased by tha C ity from tiie gov­ Montreal 43 37 and forest fire prevention for each acre of forest land It has Delegates came from most of six-member commission President M urray. F. A . E starly, past pre­ ernment fo r tha purpose o f m ak­ Jacksonville 79 99 i set up. affective Jan. I, — whichever la the least. That’a tha states in the union and from Truman says should he named to sident o f thu Sanford T ourlat M iam i 71 ing 74 the Voters approve In a the same formula now in effaet Cuba^ Mexico, Vanaxula, Columbia supervise tha White House re­ Club, appeared aa chairman o f n Idue to Ihe fact th a t tho build* Orlando •9 tt referendum In November, tCeetteesa on Page h i t ) modelling. committee th a t Included L, C. tl'aaUaaea os s-Kga C l| k l| Taltahastre « W ASHINGTON." M at. 31— t/P) — Homing K a p rd ilri lig lie Wood* today o ld e ird a M ilvry o i landloid incumei. Die findings w ill fA d rte iin in e what rent in c rra ir* a ir In h r g r.inlrd u m lri the nrw roll• trol law. A lilin in irin g llir n id ri ill a stairm rnl. Woods d r r j j m l llir I ri niunlh retention it a " i iinside 1-1 Id r *llriig ih rn m g " of th r p irv im ii law ami d u n mil mran "a g rn ria l iro l in c rra ir fin all truant* -" I hr nrw law d o n ir i| ii i ir llia l ^ r r n l (rilin g * allow J-SIldlnids a • “ Ian opriatinH income." flic tin vry it to obtain inhum ation lot ra lly in g out llia l pail id the law Wood* t.nd a new legul.vtion w ill hr iitu r d governing lent Im iitlt J o e Provenzano Denies K i l l i n g Adjustments For P o I ic e Salaries Gets City Okay Concert I’iatiisl Of Airport Land in It <.I’ll ill Western Nations ; Begin Lining Up 1Requirements 0 I Selective S e r v i c e Solid Key West Bandit Suspect Escapes •Pruni Hospital Bed Peace Front.. ........... Civer 10 0 Persons Attend Hearing On ACL Reroute Plans City Dog Owners Warned To H a v e L e t s Vaccinated .Murvifl McKinley plan nn.de *') Wins Spelling live ’I S A T S ' S ^ S ' . Cattle Men To Hear TalkH On Receive Advancement Awards Proposed Law To Set Up State Woods Fire Control System Discussed Commission To Request Civic Clubs To Discontinue Tourist Center Use Mure PlaneH Join Search For Cruft THE WEATHER ’ fl would «' ■ ................. ........ r»Ti.?Y A �✓ * WWW v M»rtP> i • jt THE E TW O hetren tlioininnd m rid a n ln li Texas, Loulilann, California n t u l ' M . . . . | n w f I n f l i r m u ' ' VoofH> lia occur nnnimlly »n Atneri- ’ ftklahomn runk In I lull order 111, 1* 1 * 1 1 I CF TT the prodlirtlnn of nutiirid Dixie Crystals X X X X Confectioners Sugar Swim* an* Ifwml - Stum* Unusii.il OVKR 50,000 ITIOMS AT •.... . Work I ’ h i i I m l . r . O Life Ureservers 2.95 Quire Paints 2.25 trai l COM E IN A N D L O O K — COME. IN A N D IH \ — C O M E IN A N D S A V E ! tll.'i N u t I it I ’ u lm c l In A v e n u e iiitirlfianraf Remember How We Talked? . It went like till- *1 the Hooper's )lka ether nl«hl Hap* i-islilrrn• yaar-old daughter I* talking nlmnl \ f i l l ion*1tpiy tiiiiii mil fif lltN Fr om w li«<r«- I *ii, il'< r r M " ' i <•" t h e mM i ci p c i t ip w iii'M At ' l|n |i'f h»l»k f i t T alk*' a j f r . t . t l | n r t | f »»lv* * »»uic, II tn ir ihviiv •** 1Ihilf11llttpliwik lEngli.hr i m'l sth*' iprnk you would pietei gtnget ale hut ! - n i tr»n*l»tc it for »nu,” M* ’ Hooper «.)«, "la the hinuiii.gr ol Ilka twenties. * lien i/oo w r.r about 'twenty yr*r* old She simply mean* jthl* fella* I* the 'cal'* whisker*.’ 'Raotemlicr how Irr u*cil tn talk 'aomellmeaf" Map arid b*tk to i raiding hi* newspaper ' w i HIM City, town O l Village piiivnled the g M.umu of the 11-1"" pi-t live IItMI II I live Hi'ciiu ft i nTP- itppi tin h run wi|i«t mil nil whin w» ip»fin I **I tipi wiiy (•» htul ' I'rtH nil i»'hl 11 1*1 \t [iiTtiavi*i It thing- to Imd fault with in iithers, |wi«he- ('.n ftitm h t, I S h l l n H i r i t f H Pnutftitttn n HOME C UNTKOl.Lr.D 218 E. FIR ST ST. SANFORD, FLA. „ .VTlrv WK RKHKHVE T H E lU O IIT TO L IM IT (fU A N T II t V eli-iutt* of W otlil Wnr II - t ill HERE IS A NEW M)W IN BEEF PRICS: M AKIiAH KT AN N O IIA I.IT V lillA IIK A H B A V V W K STK U N lent figulc colli allied . Full Sliraii M l , Ml II'* ling Out From Round S wIsh Steak Round RoastH Sipiar. Cut | IH. 50e IH. fific Roast IH. Ilk' Small Western IH. I5e lb. 35c I Sparc Ribs SaiiHH^e Mm 1 lid l's F ilili- Western Veal .Shoulder ? lb. f»!)c lb. 25c lb. 45c Ih. 55c 1 Rolled Roast Sliced Bacon ! Sunvnle ti.im Bacon Squares Ih. 15c Sliced Bacon 1 Western I*lg Liver K m ft » Kny Cheddar CheeHe lb. 29c V etC efu P R O D U C E ’ 10 such Pascal Celery h'U*. [f Alaska I k t h iih -a the Itit Ii state in the union, it will he the Yellow L ittle Yellow SQUASH ................... 2-lbs. CARROTS........... 2-bunches ONIONS...................... It-lhs. (’n llfo rn ia lltlt sire Western Tn li.'intlle Alum inum Awninga un.l .luluuuies. Cull nr w nlt* Dun (ii'iu t. fu r il|»|H»iiilfin*nt. I'TiuTdii Alm nlniim I'ruiliicts I l l s N tidier a>rli.min. Kin. I'honr MMIHI Buy 1 And |gCi sgalk Get One F R E E !! LEMONS..................... dozen Westi i n Itonu' llem ity CAULIFLOW ER............ lb. l g £ A P P L E S...................... 3-lbs. PRESERVES APRICOTS.... no. 254 can O o n u fn * i SWANCO Hunt'* Fancy Fruit JI M A Y O N N A I S I m MARGARINE plain Ih. 22' ' clurctl lb. 34c (Ireal Value Whole Peeled SPECPAL 1c S A L E ju . M MARGARINE COCKTAIL....... no. I tall 2CHiCTS^4l0 R fltlW jId * pt. |«i l.i . . I , Ii plain lb. licueva III ami I t in (HI. Sc Coupon on Carton x i [ivy Ivrkea't/ 4dg M a ia a x iN i C A TSU P.............. 2 htls. t^opist.irh Pli* 2can American Cheese Food 2lbs. ( 5 c A P P L E S ...........no. Htookfleld f .n f a t j TETLEY SW IFTS JEW EL . ...) lbs. ^ Ki lb. srp a : 1,1 251 LA D Y CLOROX Qt* 15^ SALMON............ tall can J 9 ^ Tom. Juice : Get This M oney-Saving ^ Introductory P ack ag e from an y D urkee D ealer in Townl "Kv!* V A>■1’ J ij 1 YELLOW, QUAKTIMD READY TO IERVEI O Trot the coupon end-flop off the porknge of Durk««'i M » f|*rln # wlwn you buy I t . . . bund It to your grocar. . . and ha'U allow you a nickel for I I I An offer that colla for action— now! Diitkeo'a hat Hint delicate country-froth flavor you prafar. I t ' l smoother spreading. So good It Improve# all food* , \ . In tham and on them. It'a wienergy-rlch margarine with 15,000 u n it! of Vitamin A par pound. Sea how much bettor you’ll Ilka Durkea’a Margarine. Buy I t . . . and lava’Ava'cent!. . . at your grocer'* today. Darkees M AROARIN I H I’^ a a s i hop. FXJGS PAPER NAPKINS H IM ,u . >M *">i*m „ ContaliK-k Fry. No. 1 tall >°*e0l0" H C M IL K ............ 3 tall cans 3 2 * C H ir m o f '& M : .'I cans 2Rc do/. 5 7 1 Libby'* Large Klpa O lives ........ Nu. 1 can 2Uc I'lu* depoalt Libby, Dolu, Del Monte Cr. Coca Cola . e a . 2Be Campbell’*. No, I can PK. A D e a n s . ... 2 f o r 25c Lge Bar llannvar lauge, No. 803 ran O lives........ No. I can S7c T o m . J u ic e .............. Libby'* Cnloaul Hip* Sugar Peas ....... 2 for 25c 14c Argo. No. 2 ran “ inutoea ...... 2 cans 2l»c •Sr,hS 28*o* Jar A p p le H u l l e r . Long Cut 2 aans 25c 3 Med Bara 26c i * . ljt e BRING YOUR P & G COUPONS TO US! WITH CRISCO COUPON LgePkg. 28c CAMAY DREFT 3 LG. BARS 36c 2 LRG. PKGS* 89c GT. PRQ. 59c BUY 8 BARH, flRT ONB PRRK W ITH COUPON 2 9 0 P K (J. Golden Corn ... 2 cam* 25c Sacramonto, 4H-ni ran SILVERDUST fe e . p k g . HO count Wnlun Fancy, No. 2 can B lack b erries ........... eu. ltlc Hart flrand, No. MUM can Pineapple v. flat ctn 15c Orada A BUTTY SALAD DRESSING IH. 25c Qt. 47c MAYONNAISR IH. 35c Qt. fi3c llrookdnl* Fancy Hwanaon'a Mad. Nebraaka Shipped 261 colored lb. 3 7 0 H!os*om Time 'It’s Flavor C rin h a d " O llA N O E P E K O E 35e SURE GOOD D E E P S O I'T II P E A C H AT YOUP GROCERS NOW! . Round Steak .................................. IH. «i9c Top Round .Steak ........................ IH. file Bottom Round Steak 111.!»7e BEEF DIOALIOR WANTED I Send Their Friends” FOR THIS WEEK-BND HOW SHEEP PRICES EVERYDAY .In, i a» mi.lei tint piesent law, largest. ^JvC OltvUry. ( 'u H t o m e r H RED HOT SPECIALS imid, d o iage - in the piesent one. Inal pannltle* for doing anything I I . pa1 1 which me new w ill be wrong under the law. ,, Ini.clod m toil cut lie*!**. (N e w t the new I hw doe* not i Sea i a.,w any -la te legisln nutlinrUe further Hi per rent "vnlIn i. Mill s I!>•- ..Ill all federal rent 'H ilary" increase* III rent. And it m .i i ' m .I in tin wled*' -la te o. any iec.uilii.il* any dwelling dcriin.......... 1 it wlirin-vcr it wislie*. liolied under *uch lease*, at the •worlrl. Hill ilrf.’ » MNow wildt Itiml of hifiL'Mii^r* |h I f o f • III/, II* voltiolee.inu “Where t tic 11 lime loive Ml) day*' preference in Imylng The. m lci or renting « newly limit place, mi rhelhei Kiev think rent* |n,t ,|em Id he l u ii'il in I licit territory tN c w ) such veteran* now luiv.. , .i,i coot.ol» wiped out en -i;|u dny*' preference in Inlying or llte ll I here. renting ii pliue newly ronverleil W ..d*’ o ffl.e lieie <oy* Unit *o into living ipuirler*. fin iilm.it tlf, pel colli oT tlie re* (N ew ) 11 idler* and tra ile r i .oiitocudiii I'm* iiinile hy these Kpncc*, which had liven decon­ I h iiii .I- loivi* I*.'eii curried out. trolled, are how hack under conII Wood* d .n-o'l do wlmt the tin t* for permanent guc*t*. I m.jim I- i ecoMimeod. Ih»*y m il up* I N e w ) the limming expediter penl lo :i spi-rial emergency till* he.-ii given hack III* power to ........ ..I n|>pciil* nuide up of fed* ront.nl eviction* lie can get a i*i ’i! lodge* court Injunction to *inp mi evic­ I! vmi'ic n Inii.floirl mid think tion he think* ..m u g If you'ro ..... dixi.l.l he h II iiw i '.I to I rater* helng pul out in a way you think j M ot. gu tn the area rent I* illegal, nee your men rent con n ffiie in you. territory, trol office. There are ill,out Ifi !m pukv housing expediter, can nimivn nnitrol In any nrea^ any W>»»l. w ill have a man there way* in w liirli a Im ulloid can tell eii m i l void pi.dilem with you. a tenant to move. I l f vmi don't get -lit la fact Ion there, I New I the housing expediter Ivon mu) ■Mrim.lt you. advisory can sue a lum lloid fot llnee time* | horn ,1 the amount id i e llt he’* nveiI Under the toil if you'..- a li'fimil with a cliiirgeit a tenant | eniuptalid nhuilt you. landlord, tell present, expiring law lie could I II to yum aim. refit . ontrul offlre. *ue only for the amount over­ Vine for the new law which charged.) There - t ill are nu trim From where I sit... / / Jo e Marsh T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H S I, 1949 F L O R ID A ARC On New Rent ' Co n t r o l Measure IsxkMal Iced wiih T-ShiriH IHc Tires 1.95 up }fenoil I'afier 1.00 H ER A LD , SANFO RD, timn ho drelrc*. ft (in. advisory board reeonimonda that to him. ho’* prelty euro to do It. (N e w ) Wood* not only can lake 1control* o ff any nrrn In the next I ,,, 1 If. month* l.ui also enn slap |hi>m H* It M t .M M t l t l. U n hark on liny area In. tin* dacnn" t S M IN l.H iN Mur Ml 'dM , , oil**.) wheneverhr think* they're tier,.', no M IC ,oi tin iiom- rent needed. I wbieh keep* ." iiiM ilt another i ( N r w , landlord* nm»l get n I U' month'. I “ fa ir net operating Income . . . . I In- pH rut Iiiu fw U tmlny. f lir pricctlritlile." Wlmt iloea Pie tided! 1 Minion tin* *lun- , | ||lt ,m.„„T At IliU minute no one ..I, il.e ne« one gi*<-* into effect (,now*. Wood* will have to work l .i.l'n no.I ••oil- If. month* Inler, H formuln lhal enn lie u*ed ' Inin' HI. infill around the rountry. >'-f............"toim fif 'he new la v , , N r w , npurtment hotel* in New m oo io I m i the e thing*: York nnd CliIrHgo go hack ooder I'i'h e Wood*. Milled lit.* h«u»- lo n tio l* now ill therenlnl lliey [ms.’ i-x......liter, 1 . Mill control ho** W),rl, „„u |„g M ar. I, HMD, P rartl* 11"1 11............. I II - "fflce I* here ,.„|ly „|| Hpnrtinent control* pre,10 \\ u-hiugti.ii vimiKly hod heeti lifted. I f you're I ml.'i him m i htll* men office* |(1I 1)Wm.r or lemint of one of llirni " ....."I ..............nit v with *tn ff* to N ,.w York ... Chieiign nnd have hull'll'' 111 old."In m then men. douhtn iihiml your pniliculm rn»e, In Hi.,-, tii'tt men* mo ill,mil y,,n. Incnl men relit control Hltll lent iili.d idvi-oxy lion III" ,,f f jro, go*. ARMY- NAVY SURPLUS v / l f l l l l l v .9 SANFORD W ITH lia COUPONS! CAMAY JtM’j S KEG. BARS 48c r vv ■ - I M S* . I - L BSUV U Y Jk BARB. OBT ONK FBHK W IT H .!COUPON M 11■ OXYDOL 2 LG. PKGS. 41c GIANT ,PKG. 60c IVORY C09K .K 111. FlgVKKS to " jaw s */r i W IT H U . C O V M X * tin r ■ �BEJE- HpV, THU MAhitMUfi orkAl.tr ‘S'< W nM IPAT, MARCH 31. Ii,£ . A. SC I J e w i s h Life I 'll’""! Israel Estabiishe(ii!c,:,,:zl:^:r!::v,,:x:::;:;i C. 1 m m i t l i p i n I h r Imwil riitn|mi|*n in n d i i i l f « f I In* hunt li t ti Unit n m V r n m i t t e e . 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Act on this It Sale today! ■ III:, DRUGS YOU M N IifPINO ON AN f OKUG (HAT BEARS THI NAMf R fX A ll iN �/ * D efeatin g ’. Nature On* of th* racant fieldn of exploration 1In medicine halt been in the lute of drug* which ir e derived from mold in the noil and from the chlorophyl which is uaed by green plant* to manufacture food in the mynterloua factories of their leaven. Pennicilln and Chloromycetin are among the noil mold drug*; both are very potent and have been used with greut nuccewt in treating a wide Hinge of dlneancH and in feetlimn. w a s p Baiter OOKIKIN OSAN a fd a cifim o i a a r a i C o r n e r ----------------------- t * Heath .....— -------------- m " Heatha SatreeHeatha ... 'l lia> rear -------_ -- ------ --------aa Tear — a h fila r? aetleea, eorOe I B ------rkaaka, reeelalleae aaO aetleea el •a lertalanrate fa r Ilia aareeee af ratal a■ w ill he t l i i - t M fee at r e n te r U r t n H a a ratra._____ Hear aerate# IteSeaellr Hr • thlaaa x t w iH H j k e rm tiM * Hrea, Met, Hew Terfc. Ohlraaa. Petmllt C uum M ir, »Z. «<eal».__ . 2 a S u .ta ss'u w a sas'r.'SA T tJs.K . rJnViea THURSDAY, MAR. 31, 1940 3 IB L H V1CIISB TODAY A ll law Is. Keen physics) laws must have a spiritual harmony. Klee the whole universe would be nut of tune and harah. For we know that the luw Is spiritual.— Rom; 7:14. _ ___ _ |l wat, wc hope, ohvinuily n typographical error when one «! our tlar rrportrri pointed out the other day in writing almul the swimming jwnl, "I will hr M) lerl wide and 100 Ir r i long" For years everybody list hern licking about IuhIi pines, and de­ manding lighter federal Ifgltlnlinn to bold pliers down or roll llmm back. Now tbsl prices have begun to ikid and lire cost oi living it getling in reach «{ tha average mnn'i pocketbook, everybody it scared to death and government agencies ate doing everything they can to U n it them up again. We are never satislield. Minnnola, ol all placet, where Rep. Humphrey, who loudly ad­ vocates civil tighti lor negioet, now pops up widi a law prohibiting In­ dians in that date from buying liquor at all oilier races nre permit­ ted to do. This it revealed when the Indians themielvet petition Con­ grats lo repeal dir law at discrim­ inatory. Rep Humphrey might look into this situation before he con­ cerns himself with the constitu­ ents of other representatives. The Tampa Tribune suggests that Instead of prayingfo»*ihe Legisla­ ture, the good people of Florida ought to b« priying for the lexpayers. They iiJ a S p i) 4204,000,000 a year (ork^Mrutuvernmenl etr compared lo 1*7.000,000 .in 1940. Furthermore, federal, stele and local (ovammanti took ap­ proximately 21 percent of all the salaries, wagrs, aAd profits of Flor­ ida people in 1940. Today they lake 33 percent. "Y ri,' let us pray", says the Tribune, "for the taxpayers" Governor Warren points out that elimination of the entire salaries of all Stale officials would make only a slight dent in the Slalcs's ex­ penditures. "More than three-fourths of the budget is for schools, welfare, and higher education", he adds. But he did not say how much could he saved \ \ jobless benefits were not paid lo people who do not deserve them, or welfare payments to children whose parents can af­ ford to take car#‘ o f them them­ selves, Such benefit*have increased from $4300,000 in 1947 to $16.000,000 la tha fcudgft f or 1931. The Miami Herald rsvrali n na­ tion-wide hookmaking syndicate which has moved m on the horse tracks la this H alt is now doing business on an eyen grander and more elaborate scale. The Syndi­ cate will ta k *. bets on baseball, football, ice hockey, basketball* polo, and'virtually anything else. I*The setup,” lays, the Herald, "is potentially the largest south of the Mason-Dixon line, with the syndi­ cate applying tha same operational mtlhode that have proved so sue* ctitfu l in th# horsebook field." Hut th# Legislature will have an­ other try at nraaklifi up the racket Th# w en t slcnlng of a death „ for Arthur Bat ^atry, 22 year warrant, old youth convicted of tha knlfa slatriaj of a 14 y u i old Dada CUy, ' r wrvsa U gg»h n li # th# growsariouMosa # f Juvaoil# dslinScarcely a day goat by chdd is not of murder, mU#M, wiki mm ofHa tkitt not rtlaulb f Ih# influence of liquor and m m i? H qw gar rookie flrat baseman, p lo jM for th# Southweat Missouri Stale W lK H M •»*») College basketball team during lum, Holland, Luxembourg ami the off-sMxon and was a consis­ taly, tent scorer. Tn» foreign ministers of Ice­ land, Denmark, Norway and Por­ tugal are alio expected In time for the flrat formal meeting of E x p e rt S h u * R ep airin g tha pact countrla* Saturday morn­ ing. Iceland and Portugal decided yesterday tn Join the alliance. In Bonn, Germany, member* of the constituent assembly mails 210 Niinford Av*. "4 another tr y today st reaching agreement on a constitution foi the West German Mate proposed by the U. S., B ritain end Franco. rfceae X* Helweea *■ *(» „' * Squabble* between German poli­ U a iM m * (••!*•< • Huai* iT-N* tical group* over how the state HIIEPAHD'K should he set lip have blocked ** . hembly action on adopting a constitution. B rita in ’* wartime prime minInter, Winston Churchill, speak* in Boston tonight on what hope IlH Ia h tla t I.MarkeoH * lUascrs he see* fur mun In I Id* wnrm nrr.iii rntTOTT C hurchill, who electrified I ho every. ••>* »e*e r„un* **ecl*l Mummer Hate, world in March, 1810, w ith hi* * “•■• A :i Seltrluss menu * aut "iro n cu rta in " speech in Fulton Mo., w ill speak n "The 20th [.00 PER Century, Its Promise and Ito WEEK Itculizalinn." The veteran statesman1* edilre** w ill lie hroedrn.st over m odi of the world. I)r. C . L iV r s o iiH tlonn are assembling In Washing-, ton to Join U. 8. Secretary of j. W ASH IN G TO N--The flo w of State Acheaon next Monday In erstwhile secret* from the A tom ic signing history's most notabla al­ Energy Commission (A R C ) la liance of Its kind— the Atlantic reaching flood level, Defense Part. The vust project Itxe lf only fo u r, Now ono of theHo, Chloromycetin, hus been protluced The broad significance of this years ago was an o ffic ia l secret, momentous treaty was summed up so well guarded that newspaper­ Hynthetlcally, by luborutory chemical procenseH alone. The by Paul-llenrl Hpaok, Belgian drug firm which (Uncovered the way to do It Ih well enough premier and foreign minister, like men would not even w rite "ntnm lc energy" on th e ir typew riters. pieaHcd with teat renultH to cull thorn Hutlnfnctory. A raln- this: ,Presently, however, they w ill tlonHhip wuh found between thin recent drug, which wrlterii •Tin convinced that since the have n hard tim e keeping up w ith end of the war and the organiza­ liku t<i call a "wonder drug", and u relatively common chemi­ of thu United Nations, the the volume o f atomic data pa in ­ cal. Ah to this Hpeclfli drug, the discovery mottfiH that medi­ tion Atlantic Pact is the world's most ing out of the unre unmentionable cal people now can have all the Chloromycetin they want. For important step inward, collective laboratories. Besides publishing Us 2l.'i-psge annual report, the com­ the general field of medicine it Is another step toward dupll* security." In 1D4H cleared i,HIM) Specifically—to ipiote the lan­ mission eating the curative and protective proccasea of nature, muny scientific, papers on atomic re ­ guage of Senator Wiley of Wiscon­ of which’ are still deep mysteries. search w ritte n by its workers and CHAIRMAN Of tha lfouzt Veterans* If the tluy uVdr comes when all of these mysteries of sin. member of the foreign rein- colluliorutors. Its deelnsslfle<|_G; Affairs Committee. Reo. Jukn.lL Ilnna ciunmiltefca tb l- lri-n lu w ill .on miii,- iorim -rly-siTM 't reports. Ilenkln snktn lx shown about lo to enter his (h.M IrM gw a iut-e h wm ieais o f th e* ix x l.v -a nd of p la n ts h a ve been . make America ihe " b ig brother" polvt'd and put to work *ln the laboratory, mail will huvo j to other democratic imtions, and It now bus nri elahornte program odtc* In Washington. Earlier, th* puhllm tlons, including one H o u m had voted twice to kill hi* comiHOiHutcd in large part for the way hr upset nature! when w ill create u moral obligatioii ■<> onof new atomic weapons, to he released »123,000,000,000 veteran*' pension resl«t aggression If th e rf is no in the next month or two. he civilized himself. plan then reversed Itself on e roll peaceful way out. When the U n it­ Ken, Tydlngs (D -M d ), Chairman, calL Th# bill, to allow |>0 a month ed Nations has become u reul o f Ihe Senate Armed Forces Com­ pensions to all veterans over 03 of force, he sdded, then the pact m ittee, expressed deep c o r^ irn both World Wars, Is being vigor­ can lie dissolved. at all this publicity u t n recent ously opposed by Administration This would seem to epitomize Like an echo from the pa»t cornea the news that Emilio tieoring o f the Kenate-llouse Com­ forces, (International Sovndphoto) well the viewpoint o f democratic m ittee on Atom ic Energy o f w hich: AauinuUio ha» been celebrating his eightieth blrthduy. Hair countries. The Itussinu bloc of he is ii member. Ken. Connolly | OPTOMETRIST u century ago anything thut Agulnaldo did watt nure to ap­ course charges that the Alliance (D -T e x), another committee mem-' PROMPT COMPLETE W pear on the front page. A h the loader of tho Filipino rebels, Is a breeder of war. • roaflBuee SrnM e*»e n « n her, who Is also chairman o f the OPTICAL 8EHVICH Iceland, tin y In AUe hut u Foreign Relations Committee, told (lonltnHrd r n n !•■»* IhiK failed to answer the question­ who hud revolted against Spain and had no more desire to fllu s r* prescribed, dispensed alone hail been shelved temporar­ naires mailed to them at the Inst m ighty atom strategically, voted be ruled by Unde Sam. he commanded much sympathy David E. I.llle n th iil, chairman of ily, In view o f the prjre adjust­ Repair* and Adjuatanent* made known address: to join the Allium the A EC, he thought nM lid., i nlk • among Americans, who disliked the blew of thin nation de­ yesterday Henry Wndc, M u m -llii* Gibson, making the 12th nation to sub­ nliout progress on the utom ir I ment* going on, Mr. Trumnn «nld Hour* 8-12 — 1-3 they Imd not und there t* plenty John D. Stalks, George White, priving another of freedom. ., L.„, scribe. The others nre llriln ln , wns u mistake. Hal, 8-12 of time fo r in-linn on that, lie Fred Lee Jefferson, Knuuiol HuntSome called him tho George Washington of the Mli- fV aure, The Netherlnm l*, Jh I bomb " It is the general principle of m id if they Imd l«-en dlscnnW , us ei, Joe Gilley, A rthur I.eVan B litglum, l.uxomtmurg, Norway, lien A tlantic N ational Bank Bldg. pinoH, it title which derived some plmiHibillty from Ii Ih hiicpulille ni-eountahillly, of report - I Godfrey K night, Jr., he cerlulnly would hnve ler, J r , Hanford, Florida ceHM in keeping the Insurrection going b>r three years. I hen mark, Ita ly , I'urtugul, the United ing w ithin the lim its of security," reported, lame* Turner Davis, Edward been eonsidted. i ami Uanndu. Phone 28ti l.ilicn th n l replied. (jen, Frederick Funston captured him in a Huccessful raid, States I'uhor, Dnnins Williams, . ‘ ihellin Among them these mil bun Edwin (i, ,N’ ourse, rlm ln iu m of "W hy ir it necessary," Connully Wr.shluglou, ami ('hurls* Jack and the revolt collapsed. . .. ...... muster m aterial resources nn<| ■etorted, "ttecailK*1 you spend tim President'-! Keiinnmli- Advisory Johnson. Agulnaldo'H Inter career did hint leas honor, lie eolln- strategic hu e*, calculated to rrn piddle money, to go i,ill nnd h lo li-l f'o iiiie il, Im* not renigtoil, llie Pre­ having any knowledge Imruted with the .lapanese, and eHcapctl heavy puidHhment dee them invulnei able lo ntlm I itlali all over the country nhnut I sident m id. There have been re '■f Anyone Th# THINKING FELLOW ' the whereabout* o f any uf from nny quarter. p u rl* that lie ndghl quit because probnlily only becunne of Ida |»ant prominence in Philippine rlden I h# these IsiMlhs.7" D-ear* men Is risked by Mr. C arter One o f (he most interesting ml tin t the chninnan of t ),«• jo in t] o f difference* w ith Leon Key-- to n o tify the Board at once. In history. ___________________ _ herenls Is I’ortuga), which is stock coinm iltee, Ken. McMahnn M'l-llng nnd .hihn D. Clark, fellow ! t D -. event that the above registrants into liie side of Spain like n plum Conn), Im wondering whether m orel member* o f the council Nniirxei do not notify the Board o f y In a Christmas pudding. Ohviuu-Jy rather than less publicity would m id yesterday he hud turned In ’ change ill aildrens or report to for l.ixbon to enileavnr to selilc not l„- a w h s r atomic policy. He Iti* resignation n couple o f m onth"1(he Board amt an*w rr their ques­ the Alliance problem without. ,, sogge-tts that It ndghl lo- ugo hut ex pec led In tduy on the tionnaire* they w ill lie reported "I wan Imprenstd by 1hi* lum* portionn at mealn. I I'mtltl fereuce to Madrid, would he like even to till' United Slate* Attorney welt to reveal Ihe topmost atomic Job ns fu r as he knew.try in g to touch your nose with secret: How many atomic bombs The President said he certainly, fo r llie rsfiutlii-rn district of F lo r­ imt e n t ^ M j W(lH u o,j.yHHr.0t,i Rrithb girl visiting the your elbow. do we posse**? He say* he in not w ill recommend extension of In -’ ida, u* delinquents, Mr. C urler I'o rlu g a l’s problem was ileliride sure In Ids own mind ttint this slailm ent buying curb* beyond declared. United Staton. Thin in a reminder that, though her country 24 Hour Service ^ because Spain's (ienerallssimo should Ih- done, tint that tin thinks June, lie made till* statement in : in emerging from U m economic plight, rood I h Htlll Hi-yerly Fra nro has been the hod Ind of there are si, tunny good reasons reply to u question whether the B otniiist* lis t more than ,‘IIHI rationed. In the Britinh I h Ioh , to a degree that Americana Western Kurnpe. However, I'm - in favor o f It that his cum m itten Federal Reserve Board is cun-; wihl plants grow ing in ihe Can­ : £ u" lugal Initiated conversations w itli and Congress should debate the sidering fu rth e r relaxation of pre­ ary Island*. would find intolerable. Another KriUtth vinitor in WiiiHtun Churchill, who came Spain and diplomatic sources in issue unit make a decision. sent regulations. are quoted us suying Unit We know all uhout our A rm y, M r. Trumnn emphulieully op­ to vitdt President Truman and make u .speech in MaHHitchu- Madrid talks cleared the way fo r l.is- Navy nnd A ir Force, he says. How posed any ru t in the yfi.fikll.Olltl,-1 nett*i. When he came to the White House during the war, thu lion lo join the Alliance. we determine where best lo 008 the A dm inistration wants to the HiiggcHtion wn» made that hiM moat memorable exper­ More than that, these sources cun spend money, what our defense carry on Murslmll I ’hin nid lo ience might Iw getting two eggn for lireakfant instead of his said the Spanish view was that situation Is, If we don't know thu Europe. 1 customary one. Now lie’s urobably lucky to get one egg for Spain indirectly was linked to the key question—the number of bond,* Askeil about the III per cent W # nr# now nhl# D> m ake liiiiu # d in te d e liv e ry mi iiiu h I A tlantic Alliance through her we own? reduction urged by ftonutors T a ft breakfuHt at hiH hmnu table. niiHlelH und utmut one week In IB diiytt nit till ttindel*.® agreement* w ith I'ortugnl. If (roe, " In the case of utomlc energy," (It-G j and Russell ID -G u l, he] that's n m ighty Im portant deve­ he says, "Congress has purchased said the sum should not lie cut! lopment. For, Ilka. It or not, if a defense package sight unseen." at all. He added the total re­ there should Iw another h lg ( wtti Llllenthal In a recent press con­ quested was based on tho host tha A tla n tic Alliance would need ference said that the number of possible Information and is need- ] n s s tis s w •>■ ■ r * « t •>*•» (3 our Packard Dealer (Continued Fr«vm Page One) , bomb* was known only to a "very ed to run the ptun through the' believed the Ruslan advanca l» tha adherence o f Spain. rent boost. 328 .South Blvd. Del.end, F I*. Phone HO By the way, It w ill Iw worth few people within th* commlhslon next fiscal year. connected with a 1041 agreement Wood* said the "fair Income while tn keep an eye out fo r a section of the law "leavax it up with Russia for non-mllllary aup- possible change In the attitude of nnd a relatively few people in th* • Mr. Truman also predicted tho military establishment.” KrnitU- would ra tify tho N o rth ! to the housing expediter lo deter­ piles. Complaints on too little public­ A tla n tic Defense I’net. A reporter , Tha Kussan figure was listed lit Western I’owers tow ard Spain. mine what U fair net operating Already there has hern a quiet ity camu also from thu Industrial quoted n report (hut T a ft Is op­ the budget estimates under the income." he lltcuilll* no iadded: easing o f h o stility to Ih * Franco Advisory Group o f the AEG In posed to It and think* a m ajority j not Involve an general beading of “supply,, food tUl dearly does i government. I , Its report op Dec, 110, Tho conimlt- o f tho Senate w ill he,’ Tho Prcsi-I mhainstgatvelyy unworkable plan and miscellaneous services." > ' Next Monday's gathering of tee, hi>*ifeil by James W, Parker, dent la id hit had no way o f te ll- ' turn of fair n tu rii on home valuation, t The ministry of supply, Which nor do#* i i mean a general rent jirocurrs armament* and directs statesmen In Washington w ill he president of tho D etroit Edison Ing what T aft thinks, hut he a colorful one. Among tha most Co., gave this as the reason that believe* the Senator I* wronJr. I increase for all tenantn." atomic energy development, sub­ strikin g personalities w ill tm B ri­ Mr. Trumnn told the newamrni Meanwhile two familiar gladla- mitted u budget of :i24,*170,000 tain's F rn rs t Bevln and Italy's industry ha* not participated more fu lly In atomic energy w ork: he hml a long winded telegram j tura—butler and ulen—look the pounds (|l,40H,7lti,lHH)), eon:pared aging Count Cnrln Hfnrzn. "Secrecy seems to erect an im- from the real estate lobby giving limine floor for u hbowdown fight. with .’in.Otm.OOO pnnnds ( f Both these men urn fighters. iienetraldu harrier to n wish for him nil sorts of w hat-for for Tile nuenlion in: 1111,000) the previous yeni. S foria, thu most hluehlimil uf no­ knowledge. I f Industry Is to help d im ing the Rent Control Rill, so WII Congress tree oleomargar­ The new budget shows an in* b ility , was horn w ith a golden in atomic energy and benefit from it must be a good bill. He said ine of uil federal luxe* and pre­ crease of almost 10.000,000 pound* spoon In hh« mouth and yet fought It, Industrialists must firs t he put the message wus srnt by th/' head vent any new restriction* on U t (140,000,000) for research ami de­ fo r democracy to th* lim it qf ris k ­ in a position to find nut enough o f the National Association of oleT velopment over the previous year. ing his life by defying D|ctntor altaut tho subject lo determine Heal Estnto Boards nnd he had no Confident oleo farraa clak ed Aircraft arid aircraft supplies Mussolini and even refusing to whether nnd where there a rc In ohjerllon to the sender making they hud the voice lo ep llller the bolter bloc. But dairy state were slightly lower, but the budget olwy a summons to n conference fact opportunities to - take p o rt." it public, Llllenthal fur two years has The President said iy w ill rememhern, whlla conceding the for armament and vehicles was al­ w ith a monarch In whosu kin g ly hotint' will vote to repeal the ape- most 111,000,INK) pounds (17(1,000,. prerogative ho didn't believe. Ills been making speeches ull over the main here during Mnv ns ho lu r vest fortune was sacrificed tu the country warning that exaggerated »o much work he can't get caught dal oleu taxen, Halil they expect 000) higher. cause. secrecy In the atomic energy fluid up. He hns not accepted nn in vi­ to win their fight to outlaw eaia Ileven. an a gricultural Inhorer’s "Is plain nonsense, and danger­ tation to vinlt T rin ity College at of yellow oleo In Interstate com­ son In Fnglam l, went out Into the ous nonsense, dangerous to tlie r- H artford, Conn., in June, hut merce. Taxes (hat would he repealed, world as a small lad to earn his islicd American Institutions nnd wishes he could go. that reason dangerous to livin g Ihe hurd way. Ills Ufa was fn i if llie measure- heroines law, are: In reply tn other questions, the C sailssM ew s, e«t« n s rt SPONHOKRIF HY devoted to thu cause o f the w ork­ genuine national security." On colored oleo at ratal) 10 charged In 1040 s* * lieutenant. President said: cents u pound; on the uncolorcd For one thing, he explains, He ia against a proposal hy As Jacobsen gained on-the- ers, and* he battled his way to product at u retail 14 cant a ground experience to hack his agri­ the top o f B ritish labor rank* as scientists to do creative work must Hep. Vinson (D -(ia ) tn boost m ili­ tound; $(100 u year on oleo manu- cultural training, he moved up in a two-fisted leader o f men. Now have a wide distribution of re­ ta ry appropriations $1,300,080,000 actures; 1430 a year on whole­ responsibility. When he entered he represents his socialist govern­ ports on what other scientists are beyond the amount asked by the salers of colored oleo: 1000 a the Navy, he was assistant soli ment In thu foreign field. GIGANTIC — SPECTACULAR doing, Jt is not enough for atomic President. He said i f the added year on wholesaler* of tho un­ conservationist in the Suwannee So each, a fte r his own fashion, Information to ha circulated Just money was needed ho would have coil, red product; a year on Sol) Conservation District at l.ive has U-en w orking fo r tha alms among scientist* on the project. n«ked fo r l l In hi* budget. THE CIRCUS BEAUTIFUL each retailer of the colored oleo. unrelated He know* nothing of nny proOak. A fter his war service, ho be­ professed by all the nations re­ Rpeclalists in totally and $8 a year on retailerx of came work unit conservationist presented among the trenty alg- fields might eventually he the one* IHisal for a government loan for PKK.HENTH the uncolored product. natorles— Ihe general welfare o f tu find the rluos to discoveries .Mexican oli development but The Imtter bloc won an Initial for the Indian River District at mankind, fo r which peace is es­ that must yet he made before would favor xurh u loan I f Ihe In, Vero Beach. The title "work unit victory when thu Hoso Agricul­ atomic energy has been fully de­ (orenleil department* recommend sential. . ture committee on Mar, it tip- conservationist” Is thu ACS classifi­ veloped. proved a hilt repealing tha. ol*n cation fur the No. I man It aailgns STARRING The spark that set tho whole A dozen men hove Imcn men­ illi . pre­ to a soil conservation district to taxes hut at Ul® the Eftfu® soma V tlma atomic program In action came tioned In publlaheil report* for it® of yfllow -olto In Work direrlly with farmers. venting the sale from two men wurklng In the field appointment an Ambassador to The Seminole Soil Conservation a state unless it " wax njantlfjsclo re­ treatise*# r a n Pm * net) District was vote*) Into being tale right, the younger Dow took over of chemistry, not even thinking RunsIo, hut none in under aerlou* ed there. , ■ "(jUEKN OF THE A IR" • And tha labor kill ran Into an summer of 1048. Jacobsen wax on his father’s death a* presi­ about nuclear physics. Thosa men. consideration now. Thi* waa ih ersatx filibuster In the House. transferred to Sanford In December dent and general manager of the Prof. O. Hahn and Dr, Strassman, reply to a question whether JeffCaffrey, ambassador to Actually, the House rule* com­ to servo ox planning technician for concern when ha was only ;m years in Berlin, In 18.18, published a orson chemical paper concerning new France, would ho named to the mittee's delaying tactio la not the new district. old. isotope*. When Dr. O, Frisch «nd filibuster, but It servea the Ha and Mrs. Dow aro survived th* woman physicist, Prof. Lias Moscow Jnh which Lieut. General Redell Rmllh gave up la it same purpose. by • ion, Herbert II. Dow IL and Maltnrr, read the paper, H«ty Walter "FIGHTING LIONS A TIG ERS" week. . , The Administration measure to Mrs. Helen Whiting, both of Mid­ realized that "nuclear fission" had repeal the T aft-H artley A ct and He had no comment on • re­ ■ land. Th# eon la # student at bate) achieved, unrecognized to replace it with a modified Wagner port that Jonathan Daniel*, editor ( C m i a iH Sms, p a n o*e* Act has bean approvad by th# gender* respect. Ho should bo In Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ th# rhemlste, From then on scient­ of th* Raleigh (N . C.) New* and House l.aoor Committee to aay such physical condition that ha can nology. ists all ovor tho world went'to work Olvserver, would be named HecreThe giant chemical firm le lo­ on tho project, which many bailer* tary u f the Navy. when and undar what procadur# successfully combat lawbreakers. 1 hi# "EQUINE ARISTOCRATS" It will allow tha Housa to bagtn If necessary. He must ho calm, cated In Midland, Mich,, about SO to be the moat Important eclentdebate. Since Tuaaday it hoa baen able to control temper. In Inter­ nflloa from Saginaw. I t has num­ Ifte development of #|| time. hoUllne hearlnga on thla. Chair­ est* of puhtle relations, both with erous subsidiaries. Llllenthal has another angle on Dow also served aa prasldanh of publicity which ha seams to con- country In the atomic field more man Rabath (D -Illt of tha rulae quickly, nor more purely slaw up local people and tourists or winter the lowa-Dow Chemical Co., group called the deliberation* • nildenta, ho must Iw courteous. *ld#r evap .igor* Important: Th# research In cancer control, say, * jt.” ^ ; 'In C liff* Dow Chemical Co., Dowall, and tnother W etitber filibuster arprU * .1# so vast In Its than t* permit science and sciatUII# must he firm, able to follow Inc,, and tha Ethyl-Dap Chem­ agreed. niT-V a# shoe naive and 1st* to lie kicked around hy th* orders of hla superiors, be'wllHng ical Co. Ha was vice, grteld^rft of , Th# v#a that It organised force* of Ignorance, de­ d*U: thte 77 to 80 percent #f to work a t odd times. Ha should th* Midland Ammonia' dg. ___^ t o re­ magoguery and potty politic*. have common sense and < g#od l,v*t«r#na would , legate entire oM fyal M iv, to a Judgement. Th# devil ft*h or igtent ™ * 'octopus handful of p U # Jflfflcial*. and There la only on# real protection against tha harm oalflah and ig­ "A policeman ta also subject t# la tli# largest tnollu . iona politicians. T h e b r d S atomic Is­ norant and fanatical m m can do irdara that ns#y place hla Rf# In bill. The m an'filling th ii Mil l « » | y rt-rnwh andI Snanliii-tsetBiwnlih >»*t- sues which will confront us, ha and that la an Informed ptblir." says, must Iw,decided by tha dem­ u Route ne built their ocratic process, with only such In 1789, Paul Rever# was ap YA secrecy as la required by national point# tad praaidant ' of th# first t Uto total coat wtmjd tlon requiring tom# of thee* quallsecurity. or Health in Boston. liee. A part from tho eupomaory ,Th# total eapllal Invested In "Look upon thla (ash of both# U. S, gaa Industry totalled nearly tig billion dollar* In 1841. coming familiar with th# essentials of atomic energy a* an obligation municipal payroll. Private business V 0 U R *M # W U , who. can work with Many . drugs, ehamlcole, par- V#ctly to y#ur children," ha told l audience at Orawfordsvilte, .dye#, saccharin and vatu* CITY SHOE SHOP LONGWOOD HOTEL HMOUOA3HORD# Filipino Leader Truman Speech ...... • m , Selective Service , “ Yellow” British Diet PHONE 1444 . YELLOW CAB CO. CALL IIS FOR A DEMONSTRATION Krituin Loun Congress Roundup K i a SVrSSSr'S ••r Information Flow On Atom f r e t s ’ •By D EW ITT MACKENZIE The foreign ministers of 11 na-| H i t s Flood Level THE WORLD TO M ? ATHENS R A rrE R Y & ELECTRIC CO. ROGERS BROS 3 RING CIRCUS SANFORD, MON. APR. 4th 1 DAY ONLY Soil Day Seminole High School Band “A PARADE OF SPANGLES" Plane Cra»h FRANKIE LOU WOOD CAPTAIN EDDIE KUHN J Police Pay Raise JIMMY O’DELL and 250 PEOPLE 250 ;«nd CAj($E8iw of ANIMALS or _ „ ftg j.j's a lM fr r* Sotud r .w ; „?>*Jte#.i»dn#t»y ,h#a m an t h u to gather, to «« to V'f] .teU out ■vW.‘; ■Sra' W W R‘ V'- M i » » • rw iVAltiVLi rU.v : t-.wvt; iV ; �/ I ~—vgffi THB SANFORD 8 BRALT),*SANFORD, FLORIDA “** — ------ ^ - .1 1 L l J - i W t E 1*4" ? * „j?!\!e? ain ! a b o u n d t n r T i w N , ^ Friends With Supper ------ 1 No a ~ , .Woman’s Club Scene o r circle Party Social Lalender ; c -u m s v The Kalni Circle i*I the Sanford . i r. . 1Garden Club entertained last F riThe Azalea Circle o f the Maiden any ut | :;m |* M wm , h i,r |dg» Club w ill meet ut 8:01) I*. M with ann.i Chinese checker pa rty provedM r*. A l F. Ilu o t, w ith M r*. John c<| w ith u hut *hnw ut the WontClark a* co-h(jntt*n»j no'* Club building i*n Dak Avenue. Cainplrell-I.osslng Poat. Amer- Accenting a springtim e theme lean Legion A u x ilia ry w ill haven were the u tlru clive ilecorotiuiia a buxines* meeting at7:1ft I* M .| which Incluileil lovely arrangeat the Legion Hut. I merit* nf tmtlen* aintl peach hloaHpring Frolic* w ill tie liehl ntisnm s. the Junior High Schoolu u d iio r-l In charge of the a ffa ir wu* him ut H:WI P, M. ' Mr*.M I. T illt* and assisting hue mu* llw f o llow ing e e m m ittenr ---------tfnr, - \T---------- v nuke*. Sirs II. II. 1 I ■ ■ ! I I_______ _ T -r* , *'■* removed opt* Inf* use* the direct approach and ^ s * w n' f , " m hnu" " " * I .MltS. F D M F N D M K IS C II nml -----------quite sim ply just exactly who put* ( A covered dish supper waa held her n m lh e i-in -lim . M ltS. JOHN py C Y N T H IA U.OWRY up that delicious haheque snurp nr In making stuffed ftreen pep­ * on Tuesday eveninir at the home M KISC II. SR. having n drink toWhatever else science and In* can that spaghetti. per* for * main dish many eookfe, T e l e p h o n e 1 4 8 'o f Mr. and Mr*. George P itt m il getlier. MRS .11M SPKNl L it vent Ion have done they have eerAnd what I* llie point o f K“ r- [ike to soften the pepper* b e fo r» i “ at 7:10 P. M. Came* were enjoved imiMde too home on t ninly the Jenlnif like crazy cifthl months o f sluffini* " " Mellnnyille "* i ta in ly taken taken the Die honor minor and ami me iiv simmerlnK them Mf* follow ing the dlnne Aiem n; rnhim her yonmr dauifhter |fl . ,lf | „ d „ k- a Ifnml luck thp y r i r when deep-freeze pea* l»nlmK water for a few za lP U t^C putityhack. . H I I I. ....................... ----------- ST? I IN I* ' Thine enjoylnir the evemutt K OOnce n c e uupon p o n an I11 mme. e . na^ sslock t i r c k JJoke' o k e 0 ........... r g a r d te_____ n - f r e s i,h c o r n lire a v a„n_ i l ­ T S O Ti Q t S were Mr. amt Mrs. H orry Rohsoti, ID I.I. stoppinu hi* Doditc at a was concerned with n bride's firs t a b l e i n t h e I o c k r i o f ( I n c o r n e r Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r lleckw lth. H ..1First Street emssitnt W It. biscuits. Today, by rending simple store? Mr. nnd Mr*. Max Fumhim. Mr W IL L IA M S eiossmg K ii*t Street directions and adding a cup of Kven the so-called ''guurm ci milk to something out of a box, Mrs. A. D. Zachary and Mis* and Mrs. Homer Osborne, Mr. anil IIA l. C R I'R KR telling his lints* n bride'* f ir - t biscuits compare cooking'' liu * gone Into mass-pro­ Re**ie Zachary w ill have th e ir Mr*. C urtis l.avemler, Mr. nnd I r , f(>'* S h n u p C r ' s guents for the weekend their Mrs. A lfred Stnnley, Mr. and Mr*, rlattithtei lime hud all umpires are handsomely w ith anything mother duction. In New York —ami iloiiht- ; > peri * | for Friday. r . e p h c w and hi* wife. Mr nnd M r*. Karl Kvnns. Mr. and Mr*. Hoy utid thn' hasehnll players nre the to charm the fam ily w ith. Ill less other place* nil over I lie map Clay Rridger* o /j W White I'ln ilia in *., N. Reel Idfter* « hite I'la Reel, M r ami Mrs Jack Ituaaeli.' good people ItK V .1 F. Me- fact, It's such u foolproof tech- —smart housewives wlui have Cur net l Hettf and K IN I.K Y diseu*smg the ethic* of ninue that it's an exceptional wo spent the afternoon lit a matinee V. ! Mr. and Mrs. Kd W illln k, M f i t l r l n u f i * - - H t i l l r d or bridge table can stop nt th e ir , baseball with a m end. RKY. mnn who fails to turn out any---------- , Kd Mon'ague. Mrs. !'. |l. Fum*s I ' ii | n I n — I I n I favorite food store and pick up an . kriend* o f Mrs. W. tl. Stine nllll Mr nltli M r, |> i„ Mrd 11 I ZIM M KR M \ riding down Dung hoi perfeel hoi breads. from Hulls— H tille r w ill regret to learn that she i* ____ _____________ Magnolia Avenue in Ihnl green Al)l, fir ide-hl«cuit joke is as entire luxurious dinner shrimp cocktail complete w ith confined to her home as Ihe result — xt’r ' i u ' I u \ In o o . rn duled as nn eleelrle brougham. hor*r radish sauce, to guinea hen of nn in ju ry received in an accident lf , IK -III. and MISS M A U I • How uhout Ihe pie* that used w ith w ild rice and fru it tarts ut the Junior High Schiml mi T up*llO lly W IK K l \N N A SI R IN tiK R looking over | „ tnill,! a w o m a n a neighlnirl!\ening I r e n t l H*rved nil ready for eating after a Hi. ihtp. ■■ :-------------------------------- -----—' ' " V r . ' a n d MRS. ....... r r |llllllt i„ n HMl| make h r, Die front fi in 8 l \ M ,— minute oven Ire n lm riit m r "ta r o f churel, food *n lo s! Any11 I ' r y C h i c k e n , ( i n l d e n A ctually. the kitchen "kills W D til A A N S l.K A , down from (I)M,male m female w ith a mental • NKW YORK, Mar. 31— t/T H u m n H ; i l fit's , t J r a v . v , to vis t M((,. ,lf y ^ r,, l,vly * needed by a woman who wishes Fred Allen, busy turning down It..- I n iv ir . it y of ....... pm'kugi* i»f flu ky, to produce guild food h e a iilifu lly radio and television offers, ha* hi* pun1n i i imd iW itir, M A lit • A It- rii|i(|y*ntiitFii KT. MRS. F.DW AUti MIC •hurt leady-mixed crust, dehy- cooked, are corn o ily lim ited **» a .added n new trium ph: knowledge nl how to i.p iia 'i ',n 1 "1 jll* l talked a guy out of pol ' ’ 1 U s ! ' u v ft \ V v'si r r - I M I v 1 ' il* a p p h 's a l r e a d y p r o p e r l y cuiioplenei. ill'll to l.iltle M l** Jana W illiam * was . , . „ a n d M I S S S A R A K A S I K R R A o n H l„| s e a s o n e d . W h y b o t h e r Mill Hill nt I* upjilla remove a li.illle inn and how in honored on her seventh birthday t *n,f *" " , , , . to learn all those tricks o f a pinch Allen Is a fast-talking nun FRANCIS R D l'M IM .A T out of „ f ud*. properly lee,I lard and all read amt lollow Do -ini|di i ><f Tuesday afternoon w ith a party |, . ’ given by her mother, Mr*. Theo­ w ith baggy eye* and high hb"«l till' din g siure for a ehange tend- u,,. r(,,| dore W illiam *, ut the W illiam s' pressure. The Intter i« Ihe ren- m mg to a few business m ailer* . lv i... i „ Hr t v r t e hhas a s drs d e i lded i d e d to t o Ih mo . ww m n u ilt of " f .r ....... n *U n home nt 211 Maple Avenue, fa s - hhe MILS. II. R. IIK N I.F.Y nnd MISS ........... .. „ , lVPi , n y mnre tel color* were used In decorating a f t e r t h i s s e a s o n . I n " ' I ' D W K I I . tn lk liig o v e r o l d r h r r p ., l ttt|p e rr.tll tire r u i n g lo to carry out an Faster m otif. The I f h e h u d l i n y d o u b t s h Ih u i ! in s llin i's _______ Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor (ivokH lv^ rve Honor, Glory I inn x k R I^ a m l trie * to whastvtUe j direction*. her secret recipe, No, indeed, »he I 5AK tc Circle* uf the F lr»t Mutlm-list D u n c u t i , M i s . 11 c u m i n J a c o b s o n Church w ill merit ut 3:0ft P M. mid M r*. Itohert Miller. a* follow *: Circle No. I with Mr*. P rior to the event Reiter H u rrl* W. K. Kalne*, 210 H olly Avenue; rendered u half hour of music on Circle No, 2 w ith M r*. II. H. Crum- the Klein way plniio unit M l** l.eley, S ilver Lake; Circle No. 3 with Jone Ksics of Oviedo opened the M r*. Freil Wilson, I'Jtlft Sanford showing w ith pnutoinime* o f the Avenue; Circle No. 4 w ith Mrs. sntiifs “ L ittle Old I-inly" und "The P. II. W yatt, filfi M ukiio II u \ve- Hosier Parade." Soft background nua; Circle No. fl w ith Mr*, F (>. music was played dorian the hnt K ilp a tric k , 228 West F lg h ti • idh show which was presented in a Street; Circle No. tl w ith Mr* M garden irute setting formed of T llll* , 11Oil K lin Avenue. fern, ylower* and trellise*. The lull sliow wu* sponsored Hie P iillnllieu Cln*s of the I ust PreMhyterinn Church w ill ludd n by the Klioppc I'liupciiu under 111r . iniitriy oi l. W ru iiii . im _ . i iinrir of ids ,. friend nii u» to Hobby it iilliam fi ill h s and rum H e le n ’i l.‘ie..., sudden i« .............. .... death ■....................... > ... i of Helen llu rtclin e ll, ed meeting ul the home o f M l* W. dliccl ion W a t s o n , t l l n r r g a m e , w e r e « l s , . l ' ' * , k ^ “ 1* • . . . . . . . . . F Iln llylu 'iid ut 8:00 P. M. Mrs,' manager, assisted by Mrs. J. P. ujoy**-t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ................................ | S h o w b u s in e s s |,,)k a l w a y s -I It A. King and Mrs Felice West • Thiirim uid. Models im ilic ip a lin it e n j o y e d t l i r o u g h m i l t h e a f t e r n o o n . the games Ihe guest* F 'ollowllig ill w dl serve as huslcssr* w ith Mrs. were Mrs. H airy Kuhson, Mr*. llieir n n n ilie r d ie s s u d d e n ly . |{oy lireen, Mrs. Max Fttmhim, gntheied around Die iliiiiug tatile Hnllyhcnd T h e p i c t u r e d e n i w h i c h A ll Nils I.urine Jidinsim, Mrs. lion which was centered with n threeC iin |ite rs o f th e a u x i l i a r y o f I b d v b i r t h d a y c u k e d e c o r a t e d | ,d , '*|l w o u l d h o v e i n i r e d hI i m W right, M r* R W Ituprecht, t i e r e d t ru s s E p i s c o p a l C l u liv h w ill m e e t inn h w i t h s m a l l c a n d y F a s t e r I’K I t s a n d n f r e n c h - l y h f i l m (.■ l at 1:00 p. M. a* follow s: St A ..... . M r*. Frniiei* li»lz. Mrs. Ralph l u l r h i t s . “ IH l a n p p pp y R in i l i hl id d u a y y ' " w a s a r o u n d N e w Y o r k M Move, Mr*. w ill, Mrs. W A K ilts * Vi... . I M r * I ’h iin a ] s o n g I" J a n e a s s h e o p e n e d lie r | “ W e w e r e ... ............ s i n g u lint I Avenue, co-hostess, Mrs. It W O K L "e "w i s , 11 " " M r s H m t e h n e l l , S i r * . ' b i r t h d a y g ift* . fin a lly c o n v i n c e d th e g u v to g i n Fell die i k ; St. A im ’s with Mis . f a c i . R u s s e l l M i F i n e s t S o u t h - j T h o s e e n j o y i n g D ie a f t e r n o o n R tip I'm n o g o o d in p i c tu r e s t M iriam Russell, l.ocli Arhor, St w a r d , M l > . W a l l a c e P h i l i p s M r » . | w *, h l a n e w e r e I ’a r n l y n H a l l , J p i m i d M in i w i t h t h e Inst o n e Catherine nl the Parish lloo e. R a y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I K r td e i. M is s M a r t h a . H e l e n W a t s M a r y .le a n K i n g | r e f e r r e d lo “ It's in D ie M a c " St Mark's w ill meet at 8.00 !' M t ' h u p i n a i i , M i s * lle lly e D u n c a n F a y A l d e r m a n , M a r y A n n e l.u d - | C i r v a I'.M ti w i t h .liri-k R e r u iv at the I’nrlsli House. a n d M i s s D o r o t h y A n d e r s o n . , n , ' r 1W * h « r " ' . . W l 'R o b e r t H e n e lilo v m i d W i l l i a m lie u The Ruth Hpcrlng G lr1 : Anxi l a m s , f l i e I n n R u s l i l m i , A n n a , u , , w n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i l l m „ I 'o l l o w l n g t h e h a t s h o w s e v e r a l lia ry of tlie First lln p tist Clmi*n p r u g i e s s m t i * o f h r i d y e a n d c h e c k - R u s h t o n . J e a n e t t e H a r v e y M a r y | ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . win meet ut 1:10 i ’ M. liro u p No e r s w e r e e n j o y e d w i t h p r i z e s b e ­ I with l.nora I’liillip s , 1 2 Hi nak i n g w o n t r y M t > . K D . S c o t t , h i g h S i l v i a ' i v i l l l a m s , J R u t h i e C a r l L m J J ' , 1 * L i n d a W i l l i a m ,IP. ,f n i l w " " n e g l i e d d " I v e , h r h l g e . M r s , L . K . a n d Avenue; Croup No. 2 w ith Nancy s c o r e f o r A i m , T o m m y W i l l i a m * , I ' h l H p . V . .s p e n c e r , s e c o n d In g li a n d M r s . It, Rm m lrer, 1104 Kim Avenue. Mrs. Williams Honors DaughterOn Birthday f r 'jr e s s st ju ssz w o h I • I K S I l A T T h e D a u g h t e r s o f W e s l e y t l:.** ill iiii'f't u l H ; B 0 I*. M . ii* H i** f th e F i r s t M e t h o d i s t . ............... ..... o m e o f M r * . R u t h L u n d .p t is t . o l T e n c h A v e n u e . ( L o n g !< id n e s e w a s a u a i d i 'd a p r iz e c hh eo co kk ee rr ss ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . | l Y I r i M r U ' V , * . J I l o i l O T e t l H o n o r i n g f r e s h g r e e n p e a s a H n u l.l fo r ' ' h e R 'I* * W h e r i t h p a r e n t s , J * ™ - j 1 1 II l i t , , “ 1 I U T t y M r . ‘ „ a n d M e e k s , C e n t' J o h n . D a v i d R o i l y R e e l. I irli' J o h n s o n , W i ll i K . C a r l t o n , M i M r * . J o h n D . ' J o h n s o n , M r * . K m i l s . M e r r y A m i e s , No lr.-t to td iy W i l l i a m s , I ) o y 1i * C u r l l m i a m s . A l s o M r s r s . R o b e r t W i l l C a r lt o n . M r s . T . J . W i l l i a m * , " ° ^ t r r y I M a r y ^ “ « ? H i. F r y e , R l g . m ill . ( ' . i a m * , I.. R . M r * , l\o **!*■ •■ '*■ fe*ss .......... * *- •«*.« | i ' i P [ .. . . i* t *,, ,* * * )»• »ct tH”'n uvrr ii ii»r* ’ i*«n i * * ’ ii' .......... " L I W h y - h o u l d I w o r k j u t ' SPECIAL Friday & Saturday Only . I I K WF.IHMNf* HANDS $6.ho IIK Difimtinil Knuiii?eimin» Hi nc S i W eiltlittg Hit ml Sets $19.05 Margaret C. Gwaltney J r w « l « r , H A T IIH ll O f I I V I I I I I I I a n e w S P E N f o r f a J C s E t e R r ! You’ll I^Mik Lovelier - * Feel Belter • t B t n u u your tug. p o r t a • i f n e d t J u s t ‘ youl • C i r r i h a a llh fu l rapport. • C o n la ln i tkapoks.plnj guar an too, • Mod.ratal « prictdl ,rtr* Ar-nlr Smith 2718 I'a lm cltu I’m m a Avr. J * * ‘J " --s s ' \ , / u r r u n i f e m e n ^ o f in « e s a m i Make Faster Outfits liolli a d m i r e e a c h o t h e r a * I T I*. I crnalil I aught..o Surer ia lh a iiite Supra no I'ta iu s l .fir ring S ( ’»IOI..\RS»lll‘ i:\AMIN \TIONS W i l l l m l u 'h l g u m m y n t S e n i i n n l e a t m i A l n m l a y i m u - ii'c liii'h H i g h S e h n n l ( T ' n i i t n * I'Tip i n f o r m a l in ti I m i l l H o U * e , m i l W l . a w i i H i , o n I lie In i A e i n h u n y I lie T \ | h D i n :D I n ’ t h e .i|'|> ln iiid .-t N e e r n e s t h e t m i n t y I ' 1 1' t . W h i l e l m S i l l l l m . l I I i i m i T i m g S u | i e r m l e i i i t e i i i a l I Im I T i Iii ' m t > e r m i ' i n l e i D r r e a - iiougnlnvillen hilam ed by horn- i live cnniedlnn*. ing tapers in crystal cundclahara. Allen declared hi* own air *h v I I Y DO RO THY RDF Mr, Hunt presentctl .Mrs Hunt hit* been in a rut. Associated Pres* Fashion Frlltor with u ram jrtelte scl of sterling “ I hnve to devote nil niv time Now is the time for sitinii mothsilver in u Chantilly pattern. to It. *o I can't get ant and -nc Lute in the evening refresh­ ers to start sewina Kristin outfits ment* consisting nf ice cream nml for their small fry. W ith Ihe price new thing- nnd get frc*h olcti In cake were served to the following: of children's clothes still n distinct do I t . The ]<ii*tnn wit lin* lieen reMr. and Mrs. Hunt, guests of strain mi the average budget, it's pnrti'd signed fm a dally nowsh .iiiii. Mr. und M r*. John Cran- wise in sew them ut homr. -tun, Mi nml Mrs. T . II M iddle-1 This spring, pm tin dm ly, there jrn -t like W ill Rngei-' Imt hi lcion, iif Sanford; Mr. andMrs J i* u wonderful collecDnn of new nlrd the rumor “ No -pmi-' i )"• SUM MR I It I F I * M tlir F millettThanipsnn, M r and Mrs and handsome fabric* from which day would give anyone theDeeA rifiw nml v%tillt i Uimi I iui wt'iivti James W illiam *, M r. and Mr-, m choose. Old favorite* are hack ilma to talk on controversial -oil- liFlIil-n vlddI ft it Hju inis’* Rohe" Hopkins, M r. nnd Mrs. W i t h * | » « « i I t r f ’x o n a ‘• h i l t ’i h » r L W. A. Hunt, M r*. Attic Hunt, W urii w ith i» riiv iil mi*l wliit*- nllH I Roosevelt Kirkland and William weave* and texture* that makesj ..j |(t ,„m e„lie else ...... net it » l l f l I I I I I I I K l » l 4H I B « * j Tnylnr. all of Crlnniln; Sirs C. Imine sewing a delight. .The only good program* nmt ire (iV ! ' lht%\ Itt^hfuh | * / i u f f > / ' llyrtl. M Tider^l’urk; M illaiil Hunt. Smart and effective for child- vuudevllle shows, and they -rill \m eriru *, (jn.. Mis* Shirley Mill' ren's wear are the new light soon run nut of m aterial." itlelon. Mrs. Joe Daniels, Frank weight pastel colored tweed*, j W riting? Cranston mill the hnstes-. San- which avoid the l.tilklne*.* of i e - 1 j,, , fv jt „ u, fnld gnlar weight tweed* and me f f „ k). ||r||l.,l|t>y ... ........ charming for small coal*, suits ||n|| |,nr<|m.r |* „,o il, Imrde, D,nn Finely sliced radishes and seal “ "I,. , *-’* * ! ' ? ■ ....................... . ' rmilts w ritin g , which i- prnm ully Old fashlomd wool challl* » »«, , ri|.k ,|f mnk„„, ............ .. lions give cole slaw a different ar«* fin** f ((nnv »* fast e nnd n spring-like touch. i h rivniliAiili* u iirr ninrt*, , • t Al||1|| ut v „ ( - „ i|,„ Kim some of Ihe radish slices to worsted flannel* which make up, into handsome classics for t-oys |||(fln({ my w hir, w|Ml, ,.f s..,v sprinkle over the tup. nnd gtrl*. York. W hile there, lie wn* to "*!• • . ed by u kid who wanted I" -ell I f fried egg* are rooked o v tr him some Joke*. , *•■ D t l O R H t l l ' H N 1 2 : 1 3 F M . D a i l y low heat in a reverted skillet they I "W hat du I want jokr • l"i . M a t i n e e * lO r • K y e a i i i g s H r will have much the name qualities Allen asked. " I hi tpong off the ('h itille n M r a* poached egg*. air in June." Today & Friday! ItIR T II A N N .iliN t'F M K N T *8 'J K al hei me ( in In -lopping ul a niuguzine *tam1 in ti ii >t. over the ciirreiil rcudiug lira lerial MRS W V I F i l l .Fit duty lituw n shopping.. A pa- eager hoarded a cmwded lm* and liH'iilcd Die drivel a Hi liill. -aymg apotogeliciillv “ I'm ii ft uni I )ia»en'l u nickel" ’ DniiT wni i y." Die drivel ii-"iiii il him g im ilt “in a mimile gnu'll have ■i;i " t'W M cooked In the smallest nmmiiil u e s d a y . M i s s M u i g i i r c t H u n t t c ^ l , * 1. , t ! , l | t _ ^ 1 1“ g ' 1 ' n u l d f o r t h o s e e i g h t - h o w s ' 1 liolllng water possible—am little | T loesdny. “ T , ! ' ol<* ' c n 'n m > I m i g h t b e t t e r b, d o i n g g u e t that by the Dine the pen* tire ten cuteitnlned with a sm p t i s e i t a r t v l M r M o n , ? " : ! " r w r i t i n g fo r J a c k H e n n y " iler almost all the wntar w ill lie for relatives ut llien m o n o the hostess assisted by |lrs . f?arf- fi rill!* 11%I If ll t win 1*1 iNlfltf In evaporated und it will not lie Fast .........id Street Tuesday even- ton, M r*. W illiam *, >ir*. Johnson *. i % « i i* « i * » i. , i i . i v i e w n f th i* A ll«*n *lt«*n viv necessary to drain them, Fin a '"ita n d M i s * C a r l t o n , F a s t e r b a s k e t * | A m i m | f A l l l .n , l H . „ . flavor e h a n g e , add a few chopped j The r o o m * o f the Hunt h""\® , w r r e distributed a * f a v o r * , e t t e d t h e e o t n e d i a n o f l u d u u tol­ N a u ic f il iiHinhfDdtitN f t * I I k * l i r a * ' v * * r t * urtisliciilly i l i ' n u a t e u w i t h l a b l e to a d llli a b e lc h a f t e r -i and serve w i t h a cream s a u c e ; b o u g a i n v i l l e a , r o s e * and fern. •lust lightly with paprika for an The dining tahln was mvred with M n f h p r k K h f l l l l f l 1H«»nif"rlnn tllnner AetnsRv. t ’« attraeilve garnish 11 hunt! inado lace cloth and held J * W H R n c rN o llU U III i (in| y jn , UP|, a n 11. hefn \ | i r . Anne l. in i 'll — V lir lliiis l a m i ' .................. S n l t i r i l a v siiiiii' A l , r “ ' l,Pn M l •' ' • [ ................ J ' f ^ ' " " p t n g " f f D m a. l," u " ' K c e r v l i d u g in r a d io I* n 11 * » » r i i m m i . In t n | » | »»*»• " N i i l u h i y k n o w - w h a t i- f u i i n v " A n d t h e r e tt h a t fn v tir .'e - . p i c a m o n g -ta r i i e r f m m e r s l u x e . W o m a n ' s ( lu ll S a n f o r d "|, ’e ' " ' 1 V.r, n , S>II! M hni vii.mifh t.i O.i.ir in mit leal nig I In \\i ‘ ll*| m 1 11)•»II fill •if Die ruin, she knows she can i t IIIIT M N I IIIV I RK tiny a p M --iire conker mid gel the Inn, Ii le -n ll- in 11 minute** And it -he due n't tuke Die -hurl cut friend hu-huml can pull In r up - hnri fur w a'tin g ga Ri'Uiriuher Dir day* when pmih I.Mike.l fm ward In ilining al a certain hou-e hreau'e they were • ore lo have a enlinarv I n a l Ihat n il- Do f ii nit I > cook'* - peel ally ? I f it were Mitnlili'i and father liked in fool around, il miglil be il puiale-lii'klilig barheipie sauce. Or -paghrMl Or if you were a pnriieiiluily lucky d ry dweller Willi country friend* fre-h pulled i out on the cuh. Tin cane and Du deep freeze Imre fix 'd Dun fine Nowaday i lie admiring guest tm longer gu-iu* In lirr hnsle-s llhllllt conk T/A^E VOX t WALOf\kCNAoimoy £ M U S IC A L woman who spends ull of an rw "ir<: n C a r lt o n . If N I U lt O B S l l i a v t 1 n s o D a n d y flo w e r. Iriin e v e r b e e n l e i n i n i i i e ! e u M m i r e d l« '*o « i ■ ve il, arid iiltlii'h i bi i t i i t i bums lnlfr-lU l . oW' 1 ilriifFt-»li III hut*!* ’lIOTtMl KOMMfKI Mr a n d M r * . I t , C . n m t n c e d t h e b i r t h n f a L y n d a C a r o l y n , o n M a th e F c r n a h l l .u u g h t o n Hospital- M r * . H o p e I * t M a d e l e n o W r i g h t , w H o p e n n d a u g h t e r , r . 20 a t M e m o r i a l h a f a r m e r / i c e by TRIM TRED U N I O K I) O R I A N D O II It i l llN O N I l i i I Hi l l I II I I I A SM I N l. A It R O W K lliiw lei'll STARTS TONIGHT! Gleaming Dump trim w ith ami II l a c k novelty dressy, e l I »l“ l i e - , w d h lie w lle h lllg l) f l n w e i s a n d " n o n h h u i i r n ir n t In -lcp lint I o n * Medium n l high a ril r o u g h M a n y , - i v l e * h o w * M a n y t o o n s a ilo r s s t r a w se le ct o ilie r idarling liilj , J * ' \ <9 l ir vf » % •IT Ai IS Ihow Ctan< !1 0 0 and I" iloti In 3 - 9 8 '» 2 5 ' ,Ml — A U I i K I l - CAMTOON •T ills A i . l l Complete Krogfiwn ' 1 — » —I 0i3# ft f r o m . I V E Y ’S ■ J K J m W T l W L K " ' N n i t l l / — “ Way Of The I’arlrea' PEATDHKH: 1:2.1 .122 • r,:2 l ~ 7i2tt — C O W A N ’S ^ �/ . T H E SANFORD HEtMl.t>. BANr o flP , rUM UOA Grtoter lfcgftM To 'Giants S i g n Five r Of jVear Contract To Sanford G i a n t s S t a y In Phoenix | Mnnager lla l f!riil>er o f the Han* fn ril (Slant* tiwlay released •Hal Ferrate, an d iitfie lile r and Olek Rnuglinm, a xeriuul liaaemau. "W e aie beginning In ru t the *f|iiad *i> that we ra il le tte r rlelerI mine our nrtunl ueeil. an lhal we ■run irel hell) from the higher vlax* team* in the system ." Gruber i|eelared this m ornliii; "W e w ill eontlniie to weed out men fo r the remainder of the week and during the firs t part of neat week," he added. "W ith the opening of th r Florida State League season l from tiu ilg h t. we AlcxHtm To Manage Valdosta DwIkits o f the Valdoatfeilaxt aeiuon fo r Naahua, N. H.. o f flk lln g aaperta raport th a t Z IE G LE R T ill won. lib - C I i k > B New England I «*»<"»” « a t^ L «H .U y ' P M IL A P E L P Il:/ -».—F lorida iN n id iiia aUn ia . H riofcly»‘ T a W P ^ ^ W ” ^ ii affiliate of the I e|uii. ---------- — -------------' n, i for , p »,,i l i t . tttmii* i a. it il . im * M in i iKtdttd atalnlei* w ill piny pr« foe i rlu li. w hlfh nm<ln AUxann WI1JI c n r r M on O ^ b n c k iU o p nt p r |Kjrs S tn ilh im / P h llm lfln h l* E ngirt it ywlprtlny, i Mprintc t mining roller r*f tin* Mnliilo Detroit, In ilculgucd to hold 7,500 il League. Trrnni Alex*on hit. .TJH ' Hour* in the *Southrrn Affectation, pound* of iinow and ice. i were not dl*do*ed. § PH O EN IX , A r li. Mar. I l - i d ' i — Horace Stmiehaiu. prexldrnl «f the New York (ila iiU . allliminred vra tn d a y that he had *lltned a flv f-y e a r rontraet fo r the leant to tra in here. Fhoenix ha* lawn the Hite of the (lia iits Spring d rill* for the past three xeaxuii*. Htnlinlmin said he w in pleased w ith the wealhei and tralidnu riiiid itin n s here Sliced or llnlven „J ” £ * 5 M*r‘ Here Tomorrow ■ , a - m , . » , i . m o w .. ..I , J Yesterdav the Hanford rlu h trim . American Aiwoelathiu w ill m-et liir il S pringfield l.v a 7 to fi count Rnelirater at the M unir Ipal art. to extend I heir victory Hiring lu tomorrow afterinm,, at J ........... •'j ! six Bailies In the sprtnir tra in in g and w ill meet he Jersey H ly drills. A M iller. I*. M uller and if. fila n ts on a benefit game here oo lin k e r went the nine Ii iii I iib route I Saturday | for the (Slants, while fie o rite 1 .Sunday afternoon till* M illets S rlin ia g ra iin ff worked behind th e . move to Daytona IJearh to ineel I idale. iHoehesler in a return engagement- ; MniiHBer (Srulier plnnned to “ send his vonths Into a eontest w ith I I f ) r u n R a C in C T O p i ' I l H I l«eimlr, N. C „ this morning and . w V « w lr L V I t lu v I forinulaled plans to meet another j I f l IV C W iflF K I* r l l l H y , n f the New Y o lk (Hants farm ______ _ I elutis in a contest tomorrow. | fg|.;w y o itK , Mar. H I—t/I/l— | *■ ~ 7” Vs 1 m Horse raciiiB returns to New B r ie f York tomorrow. If the hatmy ASSOCIATED FRESH weather o f the last few j * able to put this th iiiB over ____By _ — ------- days holds aland fitP.UCHI fans may •iffht away, and have you a Rood HOCKEY welcome the sport hark to Jamahdttball park ready when you HHR# back next year," lli>arilaU Sports Ifl C ra c k e rs Lb 2 7 c Tender Sugar 1 W *'ve been talking this new M rk fo r xevern) months, hut now M feel we're ready to r o ahead. e already have the plans drawn r construction o f a Rramlstand I t w ill please you and he a rredit to our C ity ," he runllnuod. ' W ardsII spoke at n dinner ulven ijT q r lff lt h for Fhll HerRer, chalr« M of the Greater Orlando Utiamhsi of Commerre's hnseliall •ommltlee. and other C ity anil Guaranlood! 5 m had urged "lie tte r Imseliall aefttim tnlatlo n s." JinTbe present field Is a ills . ir*d lt to your flity mid very Inidtqnate fur Hie IrnlnlnR of liaxeM l) players or fni the ploying of fam es," lie cited. .The 70-year-old Nut Inis* told i l l R U e s t s that "Orlando is mil inly the most beautiful, lud the lio kt healthful city In the .Slide i n d the finest place there is to condition hall players. 1’ "You've Rid n cliumle lhal know >Mta all other plan* lere In Central Florida "A n d don't fn rito l," I ‘ Baseball ha* helped noat anylhlUR else to M il build up your Hint C \ L A A JT m c J t 11 .1 BoMlo C irlon (PluiD op .) c l Price* Hood T h ru Siiturduy, April 2nd Juicy Sirloin! tllt-W -l.lth J I'S T HEAT S t I ’ h o n i- l.'IIH AND KA1 ( LttVKIt LEAF DEVILED CRABS 1 IN H IIE L I, 49^ 2 i«r P R IM E R IB R O A S T Lb 69c T E N D E R C H U C K R O A S T Lb 5 9 c B R IS K E T S T E W B EEF Lb 2 9 c FRESH H A M B U R G ER Lb 4 9 c RO LLS 170 pkg. o f S For Having* Q u / ir t L IV E FH Y K II FRICKS H A V E ADVANCED SEVEN C E M s FEH FO U ND IN T H E LAST T H R E E WEEKS. BUT WE W il l S i l l , 1. H IV E YOU O N E MORE HALE AT TH E SAME U»M FRICK Wl$ H A V E H A H FHKVIJHIHLY. |iiiln ii|iie Falatka A '* ' Manager Julian Morgan of the rp la tk a Ataleas has licgun Intis ItpMd contests anil irporls lhal the team b'l'k • pretty good lI r Ii I bow even though we have only ;h M five iirarllee xeasionx." , H« describes the Infield as MADE IN OUR FLA NT "11 IS titlOD" Hired Hrea)»f,nl l.i(|tild Slnrrh Armour Rtnr L ilith Utn. i '-t R o a st /1 9 - Lb 3 m tll l.aan Pork Ham Lb 9c n k ln lt .t 1 t'fc", i' « TRY CREAMED. OVER III HUtill* OH TOAST 39c ,b * 79 HONOR tlRAND BAIIY PEAS 12 oz. pkg. 220 LIMA BEANS 12 ozl pkg. 39$ ROUND S T E A K lb 65 49c Draw n iSILVERFISH *' 59c ^ROACHES C o d F ille ts 35c Lb H ad d o ck Fille t Lb FRYERS 59e Std. O y s t e r s Pint 5 9 c VA CROAKERS Lb 29c POLLOCK FILLET Lb 23c R. PERCH FILLET Lb 33c LARGE MULLET Lb 29c M n xw cll I Inline Tv XIIH (J t r r n TopH A D IFFE R EN C E IN FLAVOR FIL L E T S OF HPANHII AA OHAIIK VEAL CHOPS MACKEREL p o u n d ... 890 pound........39 $ Y E L L O W - BOLDEN CROSS CORN " ,. “ "C O g - j f f l 2 3 * • .'vy*. .* -i A PiBHSONAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT TOUR U)CKER PLANT il MOTHS S ANTS 39c C o o k e d L o b ste rL b 4 9 c ib j Lb D uckling s Lb 6 9 c *| POLAR BRAND FROZEN GARDXN tlRKKN h Qrade A Dre.red A Drawn Quirk •P’rnxsn Mt. Vermont t CUREDPork C h o p B Lb Hons HEADLESS— FROZEN lllc k n r y Hmoked— T e n d e rliv d W o in o rs U r.il. A D r c .s d Quick-Kt oxen Hlewlng JUMBO ! DRIED BEEF SHRIMP 4 0 U I K C H .........J 5 $ | pound....... 89$ ! CleunNer CURED AND H it KOIM SMOKED IN OUR 1*1.A M 1 PINT SEA LEST V \ N I I 1.1 ICE CREAM A suy.red PEACHES K le e n e x »*»*»*• 17*/2C C rack o rs 7V\ °i 14c BREAKFAST CORNED BACON BEEF pound....... 79$ l mund........4 5 0 1 M a t t , already, Danny Hanson, I who has been w ith the A'a far I I M past two year*, Is re tu rn in i I is f la a |ooti hri to hold down f Utp th ird base posltinn. W alt [ W b fc r I* working at shortstop. I l a f . r played three yeara of !j baseball before Rnlna to t W » Falatka team last year. Jim I)Caheiney has been playing secl a M bate, and la described as ' ft e n ty good by Manager M at. f f m . John McCardsll, a lanky . m - f w i youth aopeara to ba i K . hM t bet In Hfl |ho In itia l k fM k noat. " lie looks gro a t at r B m plate and handles himself w ell on the fie ld ," Morgan as- Dovete* 1-7 Hr. A vertigo, K vro lln n l Q u a lity S M O K E D Ho S o f t) FRYERS Ib. 5 9 c B Y AR TH U R B KO K W ITII, J it Herald Hports Editor 12 T issu e 3 6so * 2 9 c (irtitiv A — <|lilck F ro z e n — 1,tw ill Med B ailer at flra l, Lyla l m unu, junnny itirw iB second, Johnny L a l'o rU I and H i* Duncan behind ig hi the way the Infield ItC up. A ll these men a rt * f from the HUH team. |g i t ahortstop la o f little to the Salnta manager, ay HU the gap hltaaelf. IT, W illa rd Erhardt, * SI 4 eeteran o f tw o aeaaoaa • D baseball, la mahlng W the ahortstop position. U tfle ld ' lierths are wldi O C L o c k e r P l a n t F R OZ E N FOODS •. From The Ulant, C O TA BLE SU P P LY E L O V E T T ’SE P IC C L Y W I G G L Y Q uantity HlRht* Reserved COMMENTS jiT ifh n k Neldert, w ith two years tperlenin In xetnldiru Ichruv.i lu hly. ami Tuny Holla, a rookie w r New York, art* being groom| fu r thrr rnlchlnR duties. 'A large number o f outfield and (th in g prospects are In the FaMU camp. •, 81. Auguatlnn Halnta ' [ ■ U r Frank Flat o f the Ht. ■aualihe Saints Is vailing fo r n r In his outfield, hut xays the (ffld w ill he fille d w ith a fine No 303 Cam Saving* ( r la p F retth F ln r id n U. S. I Yellow Cooking Golden Yellow 9 M** 7 C f BANANAS A Juice Lemons 2 u» 35c f t S p r iy « r S A II Q t\\cOOK KILL MagipMut SPRAY!R Both only *M9 �/ *•» t f ■ •:*>.**• 5. r „r - . ^ r J . fT^T” ■’Rr’*' A• • . . . . . T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H 3 1 . 1943 THR w 1 ______----------------------------------- E M]IN O I.K I M A H O A H E T ID A IN A N D r o l l M EM a CO UNTY, IN C lfA N C K IlT No Ci’midslaanl, V«. l4 * « l» I» w 900 _ I in t H Hr iJTRct e n R 't M *T ' r a i m f r N f N T i i ! J l i n i C I A I . C IR C U IT U K K U H D P A J ffflR D B S ftA L D , A A H fq R D . G re y h o u n d |R a c in g * , • r ia r s t E m * I ' l i H J '. liA i'n iin iiK iK . I TALBOTTS ' KHANK K liW A Ilt* I.A I'llllllllH IE 9 PffMtillOlt — D H IV K -IN — I M ITIC H TO i To Frank I-.'i I h a M l^uglirMicr. * jh h o i* rcnltlrmo I n unknown i Well Pnper .»*al0 t 1 NOTir>: is iim tr .n v o i v f . n i .. i V'nlMier* «m| I'nperkeRgeM I the ahov<* tt.iftir.l tlffrndttnt fo III** » n i f *. N i u r n ii u 4 V P i i r . an a |>|»rMr *• itii' In thl* null «*n or ! before lhr |«th tiny of April. If f * . f I r* a «|c« 700 pr** io Iiicrro will “ * *It* Anfvrnl •*|741in* i voti. The mill In ItrotiicM l»y I n0 CoinplNlnani nn.iln-1 you for a dlvor* <• TI10 name of the (*oiirt. ihr lllle amt 1 ' niivnlter of the * hr** htp h ** i»l***%«» 1 •«'l f " r th W ITNIISS lit** Ii4inl of the «'|eik I 4 ti*l lit** mvAI **f the f Mr* nil *‘oi|M of Hemlnole 1 ‘•metvr. KI**rl.U till** I I« ||MV Of .Mar* h. 194:• O p lo m r li U t ** r ni;iiM >M > A** l lnrlt of •*.«(*! 113 M ain n lla A te. I’ huna M I *Mr* till 4*oiirt I lit (i I. Hum I* «* h i : a 1. IIIVIU4CK. — V t/W H A g u r a F i r t i ! vn r: >*> row /w n rm rs . .. rom jm rr cos/s. . . conr/ttcr t/oursc//* Dr. Henry MeLnulin m /i T U N IT U S 12345ft. 7H. Greyhound (In * l ( on llio nir tonlte over W O IU *1 6:65 *nd \V U > K at 11:61. with • II the Mope' on the dogs e l the OrlendoHanford Kennel Club. Long Lo i’ll l.nddtc’s Ruby I ’andcmoiititm Cniolina Star Rube I I h i I hii Candy ii Roll Sonata Spb>ox m w n \/ / ic tftt(/ / u / J j I J J / / (/ / / ^ O O E rJO B S A L L STAR F E A T U R E N in th I I hcc— 5-1*1 M i lt t/ / r m e I’O S T T I M E H :0 0 1'. SANFORD • ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB JO M I N O R S A l . l .O W K I) NOW OPEN WITH Florida Fashions StatiHtlc’H ClerkH TYPIST M. AGES IH I I I R3 AGES .'3 l i t HI WHITE GIRLS Apply to Mrs. Stuck, Air Riihc On Houle 17 (Hanford Hlihway) at l-ongwood about R mllea north of Orlando THUN AT BED ARROW « 1 P»* t i l n t*-««t' •* *!**• Nd %/n r ( t / / - r o t / t f< / f/ t / f/ / / Z / / . . . / o r (t/Z -ro/t tt(Z r u /t/c liuM lnew * Try HERALD Want Ads 'H it FAHMS. hornet*, business T E R M IN A L . t i l t l t . l . . K ill station H AKIIKCU K STAND. 3n property mill acreage, »*t your I open i l l hour* daily Outgoing fo ld Avenue fur sale. K. A. Strt.ul Realty Agency I order*. sandwiches, l.rrn k fa a l, —-------Uric It. Mathieux, Am u Iu I c rtoti.J. iS K W IN tj M A C It I N K S llert'a Zoned IN ItllS T H IA l. Trarka<e ' Sewtnn Maeh Center, 110 W ( i l t l t l ’ F.ltV S T d llK X K.|uipiueiit ill ir.iod li.cnlinn, price ll.tMHlllll *\V ci.rnet of Fulinn and Nsple,! tat Si. i'h I I'.mi. r a * t . i i . N i t i . . . . . aenir i" all W aal Ada • iiMUNsd la Tk» laalorrt H .r a lli Iota t. il ami KV» of lota > nnd * ami w .k of i.ot o. niiak i. lie. M, Siinf.ird $11)50. cnA urt i»rnia. Owner I.KO ItOHFiN, I*. | ll. Ili.x M il, Minim Hunch, flnri.Ln, I a a aa Ilia# in* ea. lla i laatrllaa llaiaa 10a aat lla t la a trlli.a lln.aa Hr . . i tlaa la a trlli.a Haifa kr »rr lia r laarrllaa r i t e wards la Ik r liar. Oaafclr rati, far hlarh la rr ra r* K A N C II T V I ’ K huuae, 3 l.edro'ma, PHONE 148 , | llU' L. ' , lh. „ nluU TII . X i,» v r-i..i 1 , 1 ' KM ’ N ‘4 r a ;V T ,., ,N . (:!ub’‘ Sled wi.nl pinla 5c AapIlHltuni Hlh*. All typea anmll hruahea. SKNK \ It IK tlluaa X I'a itil Co. Ill- Ill Jiii I. I'hi.ne 320. KI.KCTIM C ■efriperntm and I rnnire Itundnll Klrctrle Co fliiu.on down l.nlanre like teni »r trnde Dny I'ln.ne 1132, iiik M 7HH-.I 12 S P E C !A c S E R V IC E S IM IlN iK .ri.T M O llT II I’ AIITS AND SKHVICK 109 I'a lm rtfn A tr . Phone 1011 . an lie nr riiiiired Two lledraim I.A W N ( ’ ll AI US X Tnl.I....... mile to li'.uae, idoae in, $3,500.00. order. N K W F l.ttttltS nurfared to porfec-1 J. W. H A I.I.. Itealter SK( t 'lt IT V Lumber A Supply Yard tlon. Old floors made like new. I Kelinhlr Ileal Katale Sertlrr I'hune 797. Flnlahlni;, rlea«ing A waxing. 2123 M rllnnville Avr.. I'hnne 9RIW Portal.le paw n plant, 22 year* $0.1)5 Ilronxe metal smokers $2.05 experience in Seminole County. AD h K A H I.K little I. i i i i k h I o w , Jh I I Itaed I hunter Oil Stove $34.5(1 II. M. lil^Runn, Ir i k f Mary. i .tflit for 2, n! it prlre one cntld t used Tw in ai/.e maple lied with pay, m all, leiuia or trnde. Ph.re V E N E TIA N fll.IN D S made to or cull xprinir and felt mat l.’OCI \V3. d*r. Seminole Venetian B lind' tress $20.06 Co 82f» W ,1m HI. Phniia1 K lt.H T lienuHfill Inla for h0ia I allffblly need l.aliv lied and mat­ UV2-W. « *, . rtiubi, in .lullivnlloii mi flrn n ii tress $10.06 Ate. Prlre $l.(KH).00, l()>,t duwi] 1 u*eiI M iirri. chair » |*J » ;C A <;, ; » I 7 for Hatlery. tien rrafor • h.lm.ce in inonlhly pnyuieni 2 $50 05 P lalfoim riwker* t and Starter aervlea.Rwaln’* Phone 7RH.J. 11 y covered, alinlitly t o . ..r tja tte ry ik-rvlra, 3ft| W. K ir.) -oiled $3‘t ".* Hi. l.flf'K A ltttftlt 5 Inrce room. I f DUI 511 2 P. I .• viiti* ft.Mim' — .. . . .. K'l.'at ho.ee, 2 l.ulha. <ever* Suite H.’ll* 05 * *KI. A N IK ) Morning flentlnel (If. I f ’ priced oi $7325 on, finance. I used Sofa lied $ I2 M )| lando Kvenll.g Mlar Call Ifalnh phone mu.'. •lev 1 1*15.1 ? I .amp Tallies, Walnut fin W aal A4a w ill ka n r.rp ir-l star Ik r ttlrp kaa r na mr.aaraarf.im rk arar If >»«• aaair la llsiad la Ik r Irlrp kn ar knak. , la m a r k far Ikla . r a i a a r f a tlaa Ika a d ttn la n I* eiv erlrd aer eretaellr. I" ardrr far ta rsader Ika hr«l eaatlklr rr tlr r . all W aal Ada ■***•! kr aar alflra aa Ik r dar fcrlarr Ik llra tlaa. [ r i M i t a a tilt a t latMsdlafsIr | • « 001*9 «ee«or« In mwr ml tMOflNilMr fnr |« H O 199999900 19999- rh e SANFORD HERALD i h ril $5 '.If* Eil per I Radio Repairing HMHM KIM IK IC S K eompldel; K ollo Tattles, Walnut Finish $3 05 Fred Altera, I I I K. 2nd HI. firniahed, K"<«l local Ion, exrell *1 I ml Tallies, Walnut rim -li $3 M> eil condition, Immrdlnle poaa Simp Worn flux Spring$10 06 Help Self* Self S e r*lrr l.aua<lry e.dun, caay terms. Prlre IHIfiO. M A T IIK R 'H Driers Iroalng )RK riH.ni and furnlahed ap|dt| 106 33 talk SI. Phone 1,1.1 nir hi 20R N. Park A vr. PjISn* 3 HI'DIIDO.M lim iS K 2 hat ha, ex N T T H IID R li PAINTS f ’ninplrf« I27t! .1 line at etlen l rendition nnd location, >FI III IK S A N D IN f* ami flntahl v-ry atlin c llv cly arraiikfed SUNK A It lb filaw K I'a ln f Co ; with Inodfi h eipilpmenl, 2h IflU KENT nr S a l e , 3 room house, T.fina, I I 2 I I I 33 2nd. SI Phone 320 ; veaia’ expriirnce \Vork goal 3Vi enclosed p n iih . completely fu r• nlerd K K Slevenk, III if. nl'died »r unftlthiahoif. Ml. 17' | ha,. Imsirietses for sale Dial are 1215 I IA II I .K l Davlilaon 71 lio n Il..« 143 A. ,'lanfoid Call 710 R4| hex' Hal*:'—- ’’‘o iirla l l.ndge, bi Inc operated p iu fita ld y . fioo.1 2520 Sanfoul Ave. after 5 1)0 aflei 7 00 I' M or before 7 (Ml 4 miles South of Sanford. o'elork. teutons for selling. A M m il RENT r o o m furnished apnrtment, liv ­ I liA r some nice ru ra l liunina, Arm y Snddichaga (• '.16 F .I.K M K H ' or ing room, liedtooin X hath, hot ao«e lake fro n t. Prices ranging New A rm y Work Shoes 4 U5 A C KTYI.EiNK w a te r 016 Park Ave. Phone fr.pi $11500 to $22,000. Home ru- ,l|tMil>ln Deck Hunk Hrd.s 3.60 ea. IV K M H N fJ ra properly eould Ire exchanged ; A R M Y-N A V Y HDHPM IH 1lW.lt Hanford Motor A Eaipt 105 N. Palmetto fo city property. 20M W. 1st Street tEHIKARI.EI furnlahe*l apartm ent) V K R A I, R«od pnli.s shoes, sire Ik e Jimmie Cnwan'a Sheet Metal C. A. W lflD D K N , HR. fo r couple, no pel*. Also 6 room Phone 1251.i !•'» AA ami A A A widths. KcaI'.nnlilc, Accnumdiil Imi Shop, Id K. 2nd SI. dwelling on C rystal la*ke. C all) H # N Park Ave. BOB. 1 0 0 M S for rent. HOI Park Avenue. | { W * J Works fm new la d ia tn r. ami Hew rnreii. lindialnr repairing We lake n ff and Inatall. Jj* 3 ‘ F I.A T C larinet, Dalian make, lard tine m niitli, cxcrllent tunc; •iris Bicycle, like new. I'hnne 71. able. Phone 330-W. relent condition, $0300.00 rush or I42003M) cash A assume mortlAlUiE; Ire re frig e ra to r; kitchen [a 9 < in 6 l apartm ent, electric k it $aie o f 12100.00. t i l l Myrtle Idnct; dining ruum table; s d ^ o n ly « W ,4 5 .^ ft* r ' “ “*■** 1 1 * _ . I tlre i) burner gas stove with modern apt. 600 | FOUR ROOM • ren; Iron cut w ith pad. tUH NOW ,18 YOUR CHANCE to own Park Ave. le lined to Ave. e it Nlern tw o bed room home U N T II. November 1st. ft »uom| ,or '" 'v M ,000.00 Bettor-check W ATCH SALE! furnished ept. private hath A .. PP. f 11* on*. Tn«c In your old watch fur a new; ; V ; , 7 H «ttlrd cuuple only. HOl **A X» " A U . REACTOR BUIOVA K U ilN H. I>, linill.EY M A N , Aaaoclale III! A VO. OUIF.N , PAHKF.lt HEA'IflCB H U FFM AN. Aaaoclate L tlO E ! A LLO W A N C E ON YOUR ROOMS HOI I'alm ottu Avo. L IM IIE D number of large lote O i l W ATCH regardless o f cona d iK D R O O M furpishotl apt. Ap f0<’U now available on Idiko lla rn e y H Jewelry A Luggage Co. T fy 70!' W. 3rd. 8t. whke the fish a rt liltin g . Beau­ anfurd Ave. Phone 13IM tifu l Reach Contact owner on .8 BEDROOM unfurnished garage souti shore o f lake o r tee your [) electric re frigerator. apartment w ith gas atuve A brok*r. II I. L H AR D W A R E CO. heater, adults only. 2600 MelA. A. JA N E hke ; i ih ?(l(»l. d.iwnatalrs apartm ent with a R’ |)R'V apartment hniiae, life shown .1 garage. Rent reasontine roof, ilouhle garage, e *. «■ K for M IM K o n r iA P H P R IN T IN G A N D T Y P IN G I H K D IT III'IIR A U OK HANFORD II* N Perk Phene 110 I f you want ipialHy In P A IN T IN G A HODY WORK I have two «*f the host men In town. Estimate! freo, w ink guaranteed The hurt materials used. Roy Reel's Paint X Body Shop, 3(iB W. 2nd. St. C U R TA IN S A Lace Tahlo Clothe washed und stretched. 6IH MelInn villi*, I'hnne H7U. R U T T O N H O LK B -C uktom Mado Huttons, Itclts. Ruckles. Ganaidl alterations. Mrs. L illia n Vlokfly 's Accommodation Shop, 1in K. 2nd. Street. lonirillr. Heat lltv e n on Uaka Harney A R T lC liB N W A N T K 1 ) 13 N O T lC b B — r E R S O N A l. A pm m e n t, j N | CE building lot7,' HI cash ^trke ^ paid J o r usod month. 300 »ni lim it 3) L T h \ ^ . J h" i ','k|0ni,P rVe' 1 , n e*L , 7'JhRure. Ted Devle Devle F I u rn itu re W A N T E D - G ills interested In _ , with sewer, 1 block from Park Q4 311 E. let. Ph. M i. DflfWVt **02.0S. - ^ ! ‘ - L - Illl Hhell A rt Work to entoll now fur BEDROOM dow natatri-3**f ,,*~j ! A vents*. Phiin*’ 4704 at 1113 Hanford H M iL L Concrete m ixer fo r elecclass In Hanford, itee display at '•died nr rUy ^fgyk|lHlicd apart Ave t i i | motor. Phone 88U-W, Peter Paul Beauty fihup. Phone J e n t. I ’h IflM A L L cloee Perk, all electric in, 150.00 £ 9Vte, U v e it e c k , k s p l i t i garage « a k t i c l k h r b i i h A l k apartment, Adults only. No F R lIlf) JUM BO H lth iM F dlnnerg ro w -M , K. FOR HALE) M ilk P«*«' 824 W- lUth. Htrret. I'hune overynlgbt, fl.0 0 . HOMER'S. SMby, Lake Monroe. J F U H N IH IIK P 4 T 'JXEDO FEEDfld Complata line R e a l E a u t e F o r S a fe stKAL E S T A T E — INH PBO I'RRTY * A Y * * « N^ Hunt's Tuxedo F k til* iM N r 0 - < Florida gtata Baah Bldg. “ [a y f a i i .. D raat auhdlvlalu F lorida!' <■ LUNCHEON and abort aorred every day a l Lanky's B A IJ v lU a lto r Drug SikVk, 76e up. MANA» 9* 577-J, room BREAKFAST — e k m i erery a t Laney*a Drag jtork. I l k 14 LO S T A LOST: Ian b illfo ld roatalnlog Identification cards. Chtrlatlne )R W ORK by the hour o r. Adkins, M a yfair Inn Beauty Jot.',Ploughing, harrow ing, a»owShop, phone 1200. Inc A d irt moving. We ap e e ln llu in ^ n d ltla n la £ b u lld h ‘ ’ * W O Kh W A N T K D S a T U a B L !* * I* Aim* rOR HALE PRICES, Expert wetek HOUSE T ra ile r. ttB E. 21st. 8L or h Home phone B00-W. w n io ra Atm. Phone FOR B A L E —Chevrolet engine end c has la In excellent conditlM . gissl uppcarunce, 1300.00. (leu. O. Swartx, Phone 770-M. Vt. *’ 4* i • i, I t.W it\> l > ! 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Ill IGU.- „ renaln *uli pending In ih« Circuit I'm irt Hemltiole County. Florliln. hi ............. an abbreviate*! 'hrtt»tery. a b b r e v i a t e ^ till** HUe «%hlclt •nhl mime »* It W. eiiiiinunle** eonipuim liiti'M l from • rt'l«(lvt* liy III* nmtli thin country employ ahotit ! er-ln-law. (HHI workern. i Me udmltted he hud been con• »r » " ‘ me. hut the Mate v»irrav amt Martha K Murray, hi* wife v* It It. hjinuliUjin ami : " » « P e r m i t t e d to *ay fo r w h a t., -------------------------------The umbrella bird o f South T fl ™ \ Na ! T hmv ,„ .i l,u ‘ T.-Irnd.Voi’I ' ' h America i* ,o named becauae a u .V ih k i k i n V i .i w Vn hi* .......« ' ......................" . r r l a l i i ttlllt large creM. reaemhllng an um- ! ? * ' . t f ' S ' r ’ ,Ni'.r , !i r ! i ' " no..*.Ww-oVer t i t . lirella. fa ll* forw ard *o fa r i« I ln V ",-, ..nd V.’ !!t 1.1.7 ... ..... ■ m . - ' k .*. almoat conceal* the bird’* b ill. I.|ulrei] • l u l r r t l i«. appeal •< i.n .. \|. i i i *•' " * " ,r 1‘ •*•••• .......... . M»l' iCaartaaatf grow raae n»ei (C ontlnvrd f r o * P m 0 » > The Subatantlal Beautlelana. . . carried there. Provene ly M |t] no „ „ OIW InK I* In thn hu*in*«* d litr ic t and Cluh w « . m ta ru ln a d at, the h o m tano *ald one told .................. him a U . u t o f M r*. A lfre d * Wallace. The (h|> ,MM|y „ „ *,. ,12. 2. w ith in cany w alking dUtanca fo r on d Dec many m errhunt* and huilneaa mend Mir* are w orking to maka t h l * ; p rnvcntano „ | , | h, h „ been men, e lv lr club* »urh an Rotary, a very *uccea*ful year. The next un#mp|0yed fo r two and h a lf year* no nn„ M, f am||y hatl , ny K lw a n li, Lion* and Jaycee* have meeting w ll be at the home o f found It n convenient plan- fo r Mr*. A. Wallace, We»t Thirteenth excen* - ?2R weekiy payluncheon meeting*. Ladle* of the •Street. Pilot Cluh meet on Tue*day even­ Mrs. A Wallace. K^rmidi'nt ing* twice » uumth. Junior High M m . Ilortcnac Claire, Reporter and any other land* *olrcted by, I the board." Some countie* would j School mid (Iram nm r *chool | have no *uch land*. They would pay group* al*o u*e the building for , no lux and have no fire program.! ro rla l event*. j A ll fund* paid into the M a te ’ i from a county fire con .... .. , I C « » llM M f f . i . **«•» O a#l . treasury . . I M i l l s l t r . l t MCI 'f u r .10 countle* which have con- ' f " l would have to he *pent W IN T K It H A V K N , Mar..11— | tia c t iil individually w ith the In that county. I/P )-T h e .State t'itr u * Inspection .tote fo r fire protection. [ The law *pocifica||y prescribe* Hureau 10:011 A. M. report.today ■ "Forest land” I* defined In the (that none o f it* provision* “ alinll In boxes: , | proposed law a* "a ll wooded la n d * 'Iw construed a*lim itin g or re(ira p e fro lt Orange* Tangerine* j and all other land* the best use s trid in g the owner of any forest Kali BQ.0.12 7 I.H-H1 4JIUH l valuu of—w ldeb-e* the- propaga ttund fWiln Tfiwfully iHirning over•I Truck* 2I,0ii'.i ill,i!Hr> 41*1 Itio n , iirixlucliori nud development hi* land" under condition* at- 1 Tolu I 72,11.11 i:»n/i.il fi.IMP | o f foiest tree* and forest product* ready perm itted by stale law Fire Protection , 1 .Th« Legal Notice H« | ot u. inliit*l« aaaln.1 .......... • iin ty , f o il- V in a the I N u ll, f rrn l raint** t» wit The X W * «»■ t ' * S i:*4 ••P* fir* ,U \\ 1 «»f to* h\\ y. **f N\\ '» tI h •»f Ilia .41J•, of H2. 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' 9c ; ......................____ _ p |, t| w i' k it i-i. ... | .............................. ...... it '.1 -lu a w w . at J 4.» „ I 'l. i - I t M ill. . Ilia* I I t i l l . ... I» M l t a •• I I t 'il a I in t . t|||lf|||« ? •• • * w » ’ *1 1 • I Hal • I t . t t | foul i •• 1 1 ..| a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 31, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 31, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e896e0fe59d09c36238d417f04779744.pdf 66894405250b43479b36caa9ff3106c1 PDF Text Text f ■■ Joh n so n M eet It 'n M a w i r i * H L| » il 1,1 if* v *1; HZ h H B»»l W til with the commander* of the three Armed Force* within the neat week to confer with Qeneral Dwight D. Elsenhower, the tem­ porary chairman of the Joint chief* of ataff. Elsenhower went to Key West yciterday to recuperate from an lltnc**. Presumably, the talk* there will concern the rolea n( the »#rvice« under unification. Johnson said he l» Riving tleneral Joseph T. McNarney, who has been chief of the m ateriel command of the Air Force, the Job of coordinating tha change* he plan* i<> make. Johnxon took over the cabinet job yesterday. He and retiring atcretary Jatm * V. Korrental have been the center of a eerie* of ceremonies »lnce. I.a»t night, there wa* a tv*timontial dinner of about 260 top government offlrlal*. I’reaident Truman made a speech. Ilo eald he I* trying to build up a-cabinet that ran meet the "very great age" America 1* facing, "And I think I am succeeding In doing It,” Mr. Truman added. Today, the House Armed Ser­ vlet* Committee had Johnson and Forreslal In for a welcome-andfarewell session. Chairman Vinson (D-Oa) presented Forreslal with a large silver how], Johnson told the committee there would !«■ some changes In the country's military organi­ sation. He added: "The headlines will say l.ouls Johnson did this and that. Hut actually these changes are the tesiilt of months of work liegun by Jim Forreslal. They Just weren't ready to I* announced before he left." From the Capitol Hill meeting, Johnson went to the I’entagon and held Ills news conference, He told the reporters firmly that lie Intends to put an end to the contest between the Navy and Air Fore# for public atten­ tion. "There will lie vying between the services for headlines, No re­ lease of things that ore secret." Without mentioning names for particular Jobs, Jolmsun said: "There will he some personnel changes hut they will not ftune fast and they will not rome thick. The people who are doing their Jobs will remain." lie wo* asked If there would it* any changes In the secretaryships of tli Army. Navy and Air Furr* “That Is a m atter lietween the three secretaries and the Presi­ dent," Johnson said. Italy Pact j ' ftsailsaea r w * res* (tft.t Ernest Bevln, rjt mute In thn U. B. tn sign the pact, Is espeeted to gik the American government for g prerise statement of Us view* concerning a Mediterrean Defense Trealv, linked to the North Atlan­ tic Alllanci Informant* aboard the liner Quern Mary snld llcvln has held several conferences, presumably on the Mediterranean subject, with Belgium's I’renilm Foreign Minis­ ter Paill-Henrl Hpsuk Holland's Foreign Minister l> U. fitlkkcr anil Premier Joseph llech <»l Lit*amiioiirg .State llepartinent esperts hur­ ried flnul work on plans for rearm­ ing the North Atlantic Allies. The Htate Department reported con•nations with the Budget Bureau to determine a apeclflc figure for aiming the pact members and other friendly nations. - -V, ‘ 5 r '1' T " ‘ S to c k M a r k e t B rlc k e r S p e e c h (Contlneed Froat Page Oae) cr, Santa Fe. Southern Pacific, Atlantic Coait Line, Nickel Plata, Amerada Petroleum. Standard Oil (NJ). and Pacific Western Oil. Railway bond* made consider­ able progress and U. 8. govern­ ment issues continued their re­ cent show of strength In the overr a M .a g a , 60 t.b l i s a .... | I 00 C a litia g a , B6 l.b C r t a .... J t .t O * 1 j j the-counter market. The Federal Reserve Board, tha (Vltry, flolden Crt ........ f t 00 • I II ..............Pascal 4!rl 11.76 J.l" “ ■- agancy which has tha say-so on Celery, |« 60 I’orn. 6 Hut II.is so many of the nation's credit ruciimbtra-Fancy 1.7! policies, announced lata yeateire Ho llakt .....----lf .lt r o rnlit ra.(-|iolf-a day that effective Wednesday so 1 60 llo Itskl Kxaplenl. Ho llakl if IS 1,611 stocks may be purchased for only fin per c e n t. cash instead of 70 l.tm ic-lcthtra I 600 Orl 4 Dos ........... j per cent. t.ritiu-e-lrehern Blocks whjch are ..now owned H 00- • t l i Cr* I Do* ............ Ion a IS percent margin may b» Peppera-Fincy t t 16 - 7.00 changed to SO par cant, broken no llpr IV"|irr<.('hi>lrt II 60 • t 60 eald, Tha amount «f cash thus Hu llpr ...... released, they added, could be I'mnlota, N»w Fla. Had llllea |x 60 - I 60 used 6ii l.b Hair either to make now pur­ nadlahcallrtd) 41.(6 . 1.0ft chases of stock or merely credit­ .6 I on Hun ............ 00 - I 16 ed to the customer^ account H'liiash, Ytllow Hu llpr Tonialnaa, Crt .......... U0 • 6 60 Brokerage firms already havs Tomatoes Mai Clu i i no . i 10 on their book* large sums of c m vs cash—so-called free credit baOranasa-Vatanrlaa tint 11.00 ilraiitfrutt-.Marah Httdltss ances—which hav# been lying lloi 70a A Hrnalltr 1100 idle for some Urns because In­ llraptfriilt-Marali Httdltsa vestors have preferred to m^n* llo a 61a A 14ft IJ 76 Hauling fairly light. market tain a highly liquid position. it".hi steady, demand slow on ntssl These sources added that there all produi-a. (’abba** market weaker and on. had Men little Intereat shown seuie.t Most snlea at 11.00 per beg. thus far by thalr clients In t'ul.tinge In crates mostly |1.|ti Trading Itim-llvt- on oranges, .te­ changing from a 16 to SO per rent margin basis. nia nil very good for grapefruit The federal reserve's announce­ ment—a* a he hoard's announce­ Colored Churches ments so frequently do—caught Sunday School was called to or­ the fti/.nclal district completely surprise. Wall fltreet had der by ihe Asst, Hupt. Arnold by junked forward to a reduction but Itenlley, at 9:46 A. M. The togch* few observers bad anticipated a ere were present teaching the change for u couple of weeks at class** for 3(1 nilnutca. The pastor least. reviewed thn lesson for 20 minutest and was enjoyed by all. The senior CITHflH IIHPOHT else-* continues tn hold the banner. WINTER HAVEN, Mar. 2»—l/T) At 11:00 A. M. the choir m o­ —The State Film s Inspection Bu­ deled service*. Rev. W. II. Hadg- reau 10:1111 A. M. report today in ley, pastor of First lleplht Church, Imxi'*: llushoell, also of the First Bap­ (irnpefruit Oranges Tangerines tist Church of Clermont, and Rail 39.218 39,218 47,934 1,899 chairman of executive hoard of Track 22,779 97,473 409 Bethel Baptist Association, de­ Total 91,994 8,276 116,407 livered the sermon for the morn­ ing from the lest: "Why, What Evil Has He DoneT” and the subV eg etab le M a rk e t iecl "Doing flood In Evil Zones," Everyone was made happy by such i v Kh iinvii .I.M. Mar ~ i» j»— - (Afi i f k r l New* si rung deliverance. I Tin- Feileral-Htai* Market Mart «>n Al T-IHI |< M the New Ml 91 iin Hervle* early New V.(rk .Market /Vi .1.00 !. ni. nil new mt, /.out Alr-rltla (mite soil vegetables! f.lmrrh and I'astor Bev. uirawlierrlc* per plot O s lM w t •Treat n o t 4»ae» would ba beaten and that tha rent control bill would get both Senate and House approval bv nightfall. The Senate must act first. Brlcker centered his fire on a provision directing the federal Housing expeditor to set rents at a level that would give landlords a "fair net operating income." He said that gives landlords no more relief than they have under the present law. The House first passed * hill requiring that landlords receive "a reasonable return nn a rea­ sonable values" of their property. The Senate hill provided for 10 per cent rent Increases in some cases, „ To settle the dispute over thl* Issue, the ronferee* agreed on rents that would return landlords "a fair net operating Income." Brlcker, however, said that "I don’t believe there are two Senators who would agree" on the meaning of the phrase. 11a said he preferred the formula used hy th* House. Meanwhile Senator T aft (R. Ohio) said a "tanerlng off" In price* may sava this country from n future trunomlr crash. Taft Is drafting a minority re­ port fnr the Sthale-House Kconomlr Committee. In It he Is eapected to attack President Tru­ man's proposals for Standby price-wag* controls and for goveminent authority to building in­ S ir. W. F IR S T S T R E E T Th* oldest snd moat 1*118111* paint shop In town, W* have ALWAYS guaranteed work. Our work Is not high pressure, run uf the mill work but careful precision workmanship wllh years pf eiperlenre barking us. Your car painted Inside and mtlslde for With Fender slralKM^ned and welded FREE BICYCLES ItEFKKiKKATORS * 6.00 ( 7.50 HeHwonalde ealltnalea on Furniture m iw o w a m n g t ■ — Open SttM'k BARGAINS This la on* uf uur finest bed room lines, now available in,open slock anil at grr 1ly reduced prlcea. Select mahogany veileers rerefiilly end permanently aptillid to rholr* hardwood, You'll love Its nsMiismiHdh, hand ruhbvd finish ami it* charming Early American lines. « S E L E C T T H K P 1K C K S YOU NEKD NOW. FILL IN T H E B A L A N C E OF YOUK SIHTE LATER. » rn . Pit It'D 89.95 7-Drawer Vanity, Inrare plate mirror $60 79.95 Large and Roomy Client of Drawers $45 59.95 Full sl*e Bed, (iorgeoiiH Lyre Foot $, 24.95 Handy Cabinet Style Nite Table $|4 14.95 Sturdy Vanity Bench, Satin Covered $ 8 S A Y T lO O * P A I N T - S A Y Check Over Thene EOM Bargain k They Can*t Be Beat! P ' K S H tB 'ttlA H if I.OtK.’Ka t h CMKniTOna ANP^ l>Hn. H A1P MeCALL’S PAINT SHOE- generally Legal Notice A f lA IN H T (C-nntlnaed From P si* One) deadlocked negotiations. An official announcement said an “outslamllng question" Mill remains to be sattled finally by the horn* governments, although the complete draft agreement ha* been approved by the delegation* here. Presumably this I* the issue of Aqaba, An authoritative source said the agreement covers only the Trans-Jordan-lsrael front, leav­ ing the controversial problem of the -it-called Nablus Triangle for later negotiation. This Is a trlaangular section of a little mure than 190 square mile* la north central Palestina which la bald by Arab troops. Ona of Israel's main roads runs through this area. Einlbsaries of the two delega­ tions are to fly to their capitals today. * United Nations staff members representing Bunih# were report­ ed planning to fly to Damascus today to lay groundwork for the „ start nf armistice negotiations b*- ** tween Pyrin and Israel. Israel lias contended that Bri­ tain upset (lie "balance" of force* during the cease-fire by sending troops end' reinforcements to the Trans-Jordan port of Aqaba, on an arm of the Rid Sea, li.M-.-ig-y,, ' The most common belief among savage |ieiipl«a Is that some par­ ticular kind of animal Is ths ruardlan nr protector of esch •urn or group. (P H I22t) T H O R Autom agic Wiwlter, i i w t l ......... t v*‘ °^A' F .H T A T U : pnd aae t!HoTf you are hereby Vos and eanli lo prtoont lifted and r#QUlf#4 rai ' claim* •rt(f rtomiMdN whtob - I MHfl J*Pc, MtHlfrn l.ivlngrtm ni H u lt e .............................. I 9110 30-fial. E le t lr lf W ater H eater ................................ 9 NO S K L L R N R (-hrom * Dinette Set. A pen. •r either of you, may have ‘U V t y f Wo?.Zu4K olflca In llie court houa*. of -t T •N ITIM -M M M N n i 9 RD Conifortahle and durable 8nf»h«!a SsaU TLX tR.'S’jJB *Ml*r. Oa* eeat «**•(• I Aid ye* *aa fatal It e* *M day, cm Is Me 9 70 Cvdar t ’heata, W alnul nr Blonde .;.................. * ••• I awed d M AM tot • m m mi m V j) f e j S A f f • M il I (M l fM IfN M b a il M* hessiy aed IWa t i l l , U at lamant of LdUoita, M*rsh lit h . t t u . 9 35 P latform Rock era, tHpentry cov*in ............. 9 18 N o ra lly Table*!, choir* o f n l y l f * ................... ■ - 1(1 ,. - l 1IM .i i 9 WHOM 13 Orcfukm aJ Hockgra, aprlng M il ................... ID C lolhcB HBMpvra, Handy and d u r a b l* .......... $i«9S TabUi Lm n|M H -Cholrf e.*.*!..*..... IT MAT CON- l Bears eaa ha s iM , m mm tin Come Early, Get F irst Pick! H trria u milatiakUitg rug b«rf»in. A beautiful A t.L WOOL AaiptlataUr Rug In «frtkla« Um OonU p«IUnis • ilu d ird VyV'* i ra t «t|gltloM; » im b Im BDhmII Carptl > .• ; ; # 1 bN tm cmly lit . Only a f*w of IKmm m raw* #arljr. _ raapa, nlplw N W . M - For All Three! m ..... i* 8 9» 27*54" H lf h OuaUty T h ro w R u n .................. ™ ,ta 1 10 ’ 4 1 tl. MJi Ti. ■ ■pi ..iitvjii . '•» ‘ i ire.r a ............ 9 75 l.a rg e and fo m fo rlah l* W ing C l i n l r ............. ■4*41 ■worn l* by tha claimor altorney, and any demand hot a* tiled O .. ( 9 NO Hantani K le rltlc Rang*, I I N I V E R S a I ..............v-.. | V an H m -Cm I do*i all th* w w h « M i | wm m m M a i- a M la mm Ii Uarea a lawUgly ... ,V I ........ 9 DR S m a rl (.’hlppendalr Sofa, nprlng cnnstructlnn ..(raea ■ aveReal Money at Sanford Furniture Co}s. & g Israeli Pact dustrial planta. Warren Speech Th* commlttea. headed by Sen­ ator O'Mahoney (D-Wyo), recent­ ICeailaaeil F m a Faa* O tfl ly endorsed the President's pro­ of higher learning requested about gram. At that time, Taft pro­ (18,000.090. tested that the report's statis­ The Cabinet Budget Commission tics "seem to have been filled to delayed action on a (11,900 request the President’s conclusions." for expenses for the Florida farm Noting that the cost of living colony for feeble minded children pped for the fifth mont month pending a study by a cabinet com­ has dropped In a gradual decline in prices may mittee. prli continue for some time. Terry l.ee, coordinator of state Noting that the cost of living institutions said the mosey was lies dropped for the fifth month needed for general maintenance in s row, Taft told a reported to­ ami opeisting expenses and to day lie thinks this is an Indica­ provide the children a more whole­ tion that a gradual declined in some iliet. prices may continue for some time. (lovernor Warren commented He said he doesn’t believe in­ "wouldn't It Ira better to hold it dustrial production can I k - kept up ami see what the Legislature permanently up to the level cans- , Is going to do for everybody's diet ed by the demand for war-short ' and an, It ggeneral nourishment? go.els, plus tli* needs of the | would he better lo ho on a slightly furuigu—economic—iiuiutmry—t,n « -i,M (>-|i-rU diet than fur ere rytnnly gram. 'to Ik- on no diet at all.” "1 think II Im heller to let | ----- — price* taper off than to try i<> , MOVIE RIOT support the economy arllelfically RANGOON. Burma, Mar. 29— at this lime, the Ohioan snld. (/|q—,\ erowil rioted today before Anil the House' committee on the City Movie House and forced veteron* affairs planned to have ■suspension of the antl-Communlst another pension hill. This time It '.American film, the iron curtain. Is the smaller ecnnomy-*is« men- ' ---------------.---- ------sure introduced hy Rep. Rankin (D-MIssi after his original multi- reorganise the Slate Department. hill!.......lollnr program wn* elielv- I The Senate Armed Services ed by one vote, committee continued hearings on Officials of the Veterans Ad,!? ,,m H l ?on’,N ministration and various veterans ,r , " ''.‘i1 .. . ,, organisations were called to lesil!"’ 01 lon il t!,’T fy on the measure. w-ukc.l on the Taft-Hartley Act utl»**r ilpvMujiiiicjit.H’ j Anri the Moub® Ways anri Meins Till* Sprint#* Foreign I cuniinitti*i* ciiiillniirri Sm'lil ,Sp * tdinimlttec n hill t«» "iirity Iidm/ ih^ n, i rl|IC mol overripe .ll-.ll. Turner Davis, rendered service at alloWlllR .....wing ripe HI Idma ---- - ------- bu.p.i. Shiloh. Rev. Davis preached a poorer lit I nil.6 nil..16Hmap Peitne "•••>« liiishela I'leovery fine sermon which was en­ lirnlft Peel J 611-4 UU. poorer I.0o1 no. lew 1 16, siitne low •• 1,60, joyed by all. Hnlijert "The Christ- UlrliiMlese Him k Vnleiillnes 4 Oilinn* Endeavor"—Romans eighth | in, few 1611-176, puorer 1.00 1 00, ■hapter 14th verse. Raising In coi­ i-'liirlilM llellee 1.76-4.15. tew 4 60 pimrer 116-1. no Corn wlrehnilinl led Ion (26.26. i-rulee yellow 6 ilusen (.00-6.60, II Y. P. II. opr..... I at 9:00 P. M. ....... 4.00-4(0, (4s (00, • ilium nrillmiry ipnilliy 1 76-3 00 , 4 61 -6H with I he Deacon I), Jonep pre­ Ilmen 4 011-4 60, few 3.76 siding and all the group captains I’ul'tiSNe 1 \ Imshels limes Jomenilii"nmi type (sir lu auiMl leaching the lesson and making ini III v 1.16.3.60. mini sales ( 76tlu-lr ieport on the uge rally. Aii M 1 .16, n*<1 type 1-00-1.60, few 171, persons placed In an envelope one hwvny type I.60-S.IK). poorer .56cent for the number uf years he I 16. Celery cslibsae it Inch crates waely Oil, 4/6 hushel Imiee nr she has lived. Everyone was 3 no-3.36,I 6o-l 1* Milan Paekelft 1.50, very cooperative, raising |26.. eaelern craiee wasly 1.11-1(0. Cucumber Iniebela 1.00*1.00, poor 7 1(H) P. M. service opened with fiilr 'innlliy 3 MM on. few 4 16. | •he dcacun* leading devotion. Choir irgft else 3 00-4.011, IMrktea 4 60No. 2 rendered service. Rev. A, A. '.mi, pimrer 4.00, Ceaptent hushele | l.oo, sums poorer 1.75-316, , IVlIds delivered the sermon for the few few ,71-1,33. .Herarole bushels tiWavenlng from the subject ''A Dr- I an. few 1.7l, few low as t.■•to. i’ldcd Htaml. This wn» enjnyi'd hy reauUr >piniiiv mui else be*i l.oq. 1 .11 I l,el 1lice liuehelse Ilia llnslnn Jr,„ . ,, . . ,, I 1.60, poorer .16-1.51), lionialliew lrKhiliih was bh-sst'd fur Die day reauler iiualliy .75-1.no. I,lme» to have one Joiner. ' Hale prrelaqn tt-ta* 1 .00 -1 .16 . Ul-U mi.ml.j.r......... IVillu Cln.u ' I'opper* lioebele type 6.00. airk memners are. Will!* tAorK,. 5 (,.w in i lliillnoee fB| r ,,oa|fiy i aoK. D. Rustic, Julia Ilodger. 13 Ml, few 4.no. poorer ami waely Pastor'a , , .. .. . , ... ., Aid.« , Hoard . will o .hav* i a Celery 14 Hull, crolee ilnblrnhooIeI ilk tlu* Hutiiriiuy ikihm 21^ iIumdi frw .1 ou, .1 iIhipk night Apr. 2. Everyone is OMki'd to 3»o.3 76. few 4 no. 4 iloaen l.oocome out and enjoy yourself 7:30 J “*• /."* A SM A o .i.uen'Too’i^Sn P. M. I'necal 3-1 itoien 3.60.1.0ft. few 1.16, a* 1.00, 4 dosen J 6ftTotal finance rnUt-il last Sunday L""ir*r„ "low dmen few I 60. was (261.89. ■ Vot'.loe. 5 piilimt ns eke washed Thome for the weok, "Prayer UH I elie sis* A, II Triumphs 171-3 SO, few Changes Things." Luke I8lh chap- •»rJF*r u i'h ll,!:. *» is J’l i 'llacemostly ter first verse; James Mb chapter iSol *” •»»■ 17th verse, ...iuasIi lumhels Tellnwr HlrnlulilItev I II llnrime Haul nr Neck 100.3 60. ........ very a "t " in ii nrni Ji * *J*tor 1 .60-1 no, 4 loishele oieillURi _______ A. J. Wallace, Repor i i r e|i? few 1 11. NOLLE nETH~ABfltflNMBNT PARIUH ISLAND, 8. C , Mar. 29 (Spatial)—Marine Pvt. Norman L Noilv, 18, son of Mrs. J. 0. BrasIty of Ovlsdo, ha* b««n assigned D O N ’T t o Platoon 20 of the Second Resruit Training Battalion ub the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. A farmer student of Oviedo High hool, Nolls was employed by the urans Tsatlla Mills at Laurens, B. C„ at th* time of his enlistment. '^ • • • ' TUESDAY MARCH t% IMS S tile F a rm e rs M a rk e t u a v o a o m r a ra m a rn a — MANKRT RKPORT NO IM Tl.* following prices reported liy the dealers on the Hsnfurd Htais Farmers Market for produce sold to truckers and dealer* up In 11:01 A. M. Mar. It, Itlf. titans, tliack Valtnllse Hu Itpr ____ ..... . »!•'>'• • 180 ■leans. U r n s U tT H |ir 14.71 • t l i titans, Tanderartan, licit (Irads llu llpr .................... »»00 - I IS Baptist '' ■1 ' - i- i ' !t' an w /■ •l/.V.-' ,'1135.7 ' m m * ;m . f a.-J Nad Baulk, Mar. 3 M I m I f l n r t S tr e e t Where Wt*r# Bara VW 2D Yrare" • i S. • Urn. Kftr. ■>. , LT-a , mwT w *V4 • * t *■ - * **v, ■ �1 / ..... , ’V o S e * " ■ i»>nL ' - r ,, ? ’" r-yTyj la Unity There la Strength— To Protect the P a n of the World) To Promote tke P ro frn * of America-, To PtwBace Prosperity for Sanford. THE W EATHER W l f p H a n f o r Sanford and with rontldrrable through rhumdarteily to southerly d vicinity — mfld c lo u d In a a o Moderate esewind*. 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 VOLUME XXXX E sta b lis h e d 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y . M ARCH 80. I'MH Acheson Plans Conference On Government Leaders A r e Arrested I n Bloodless Action; Curfew Is Invoked W A SH IN G TO N . Mar. JO (/!») — Secretary of Stale Oran Acheron •aid today major German piohlrin. will he ditrutsed with Wetlrrn Foropean fo.eigu m initlris column here to ugn the North Atlonh. Tieaty. Acheron told a Iiewa cotiletem «• the lilt* on Germany will hr highl> informal Blit he aaid he liopea they may bring fuithei prosiest on prohlrma auch aa foiniatlon ol a Grr nun government- which air altrady under diacutnun in conleiencet in I mope. <• • rtf Professor Key K. Short of FlorIda Southern College, executive director of the stale branch of United World Federalist*, will apeak Friday night at 8:00 o'clock ni the Sanford Woman’a Club on the subject, "World Government, the Path to Peaca."' » lie wa* recently elected to the National Council of UWF, end has Iteen appointed Male chair* man of the PJc-rlda Jaypee committee mi world government. He says hla Interest In world government rnme aa *iT outgrowth of hi* study of c thesle paper on atumle energy control Written by Dr. Ifnrnel Hart a l Duke Univer­ sity. In order to do full time work for world peace, he ha* been grant­ ed leave of absence front Florida Southern College, l.ekehind, where he was assistant professor of re­ ligion. Fight month* after he look the chairmanship of Ih* ita tc UWF organliatlon, inemherahlp tripled and 16 new rhaptera were alerted in rifle* throughout Florida. - -r- Unspecified . Charges Made Against Bissell ■fk ^ V FRANKFURT, Germany, Mar. 8ft—(/P)—Charges of *an . unspeci­ fied nature have been preferred against Mai. General Clayton L. HiveII, headquarter* of the U. 8. Air Fore# In Europe announced todsy. * Th* announcement < said the charges are halng Investigated to determine whether they warrant a trial by courtmaftla). It aildad Ih* chargaa concern ••arts allegedly committed . while llssell Was military and air at­ tach* a t the United fltatee em­ bassy in London from Mag. 1948, to Julyj 1941. Air Fore* official* declined to say what tha chargee officials would •It of W l whet article war cosed of violating, r& iru S ■- • EX-CONGRESSMAN. FINED LOS ANGELES, Mar. M M *> —An ax.congraasmaa was flnsd heard |4 0 for spaedl U ta a famous quata1 humorist, Will : Traffic judge terday also aua, tor's license for recited this Don't speed. Q et up I I m lautee Tornadoes Kill 1 And Injure 18 In Oklahoma Cities D A M A M lS > \IU . 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I *'li|fi|.llr Hid lll.IcktYfll h i I il l .1 P - * \ / i ol .111.1 II I' r n t i i r sseif lot \ ttuiii l.* .iho dipped . il.iiirt Ii i.l I **i. tn* I- *1 *|t *S%II list imlr ii*'ilit ni I tiill. and ( h n l r , i. |-i it. , I llir 11in\ tlHlk wif« k»»! t • in ill -III|*OIt. i i o n . « u i i p l . I .’ * •*Mt•.*1 i d llo* *.i|* I l»r k i *m I***I (i iiii.mr u .u to tlir • •*«l|> tllh| lit*' 1 I lift 'll. ,i loss || i*( 1.200. i l. i l in tinr u lt n ifiniuy .1Vi i t ) -in*I iif iilo Im itn lilf. ‘UK) 1 lir \ t Ml- ltif.nl Ittd i -t n tl w lf •I* i*| so n m t mt.*•• h k I | "iitfd.tlr i i tin* ......I* ' ........ 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'W*. \ * wt«*| itu\ (•*! P:»titll*'i,t|H 1(1lOlb •I , 1luiMiirM* litiiMin^** w r ir demolish *•1 lus n„ gi.mml i-" ' ,.,1 „ | munv imuaca dam aged- I The Secietary'a pnnripal diwu*i inrn on the G rin u n iaaue will In held with the fuirigu policy ilurl< ol thr other two ixcvpaliou pow­ er. ol Western G erm any-Tlntaiii1' F.meit llrviu and Ira n . e \ Rolieit Prof. Ray E. Short To Speak On World Federation Friday Insurance Measure Canton Ami Longdale Are Hardest Hit; Snow Sweeps West J 1 J.‘A * i| City and Counts i.ffn in ls mul til r iK til 1 F»Hl*l»t iVU'lh, 'Hr It llt'lni School; Count C lcik i l I1 llcritilon; Mioiii, Clin fiiii* .loliviuiil, ii*»nistunt 11ill fit M fur III Irit.lui'v iiu'liitliii^ i ft fin lilt ill 1 1|«* I.l ii |U p Hit I I I lii I*•i «' Cminty U.mm•' i Sin t illin t u i *f tb«* \m\ \*»ik . t ‘ lt> < •l||||||t*ftlOll«*t §I*1111 h l l l l l ' l tlrfSV C n r n t s v i t y ; C h i I l l u h L r l l , t l i i « v l t * i «>f lit*- ( i u m i M u m iK i'i Kilswinl o f (In* Srnuiioli* C o u n t > Com m une; J i r l FU*ltl; I *»«^itli*ni .1•*lm M |\.I| \ || f i-in I ’I i r o i I t i of ls«*s ••! tin* r t i o i i . i n H i * h u m i .I N l i n t n i Sei llllloli* i ••lints * Ilia •••9»«*| o f t l 11 ii' i •*a■ (till I : n i ..|l« . t. i l lm l e i i ll ii U li S % •11iet ;«I l l « t i k » , t I h m . it lit,. M tl i n . i|i.«l It.ill I'n, 9 t o |*i*l a*llil *«* tli'kvl** t»*i lb* I -a•lie ! ! Ii a >*«‘l*llll MilllO i.* !•*• |*l*i\••«! In't \%*••'11 tin- Minm>ii|***tr« Milli'i un.l tin- .•••! i ) i i»S I elUlif ' Sul in tins I liv Sciuumli* Ctninty I il**'i»'ulo4i*» .\ i t'llll l"li i% - |"'fi 9II| illi; till *,M||f**wt Ml- I I •-lf|8 III., t* loifll 28lieI It Il •■!*:•.I iiiun »•! llit* Si'iiuiiolr i .MHiis t!«*i .iiiissn*toi .»«, Inisil s ••n*: i»*'« I Hl'lllll^ III* til'kl'th Stetson Students Conservation Leader Benefit Baseball Tell Kiwanis Of Contes! Will B e Teaching Program f Played Saturday. • Duties Of Instructors Learned B y On-Job T r a i n i n g I tl|W lirlim ol Strttou l'm».-. aity tUulr.it. win. a ir Ir.t.uuiv I" teach lll'.il'wll 'll lu.ll rxp.-l.rh' r with cl'it.r. '.t Scminolr High School wrrr today told by •ludriil. to Kiwam.ini at thr fouiitt Crnlr. and thr purpo.r ol the pioK'am ol •uch traching wa. outlined by Ur. J. C. Paik, dlirctof ol thr ptagiam for leaclirrs at Stritou Univri.My Tuberculosis G r o u p To Sponsor Jersey C it y-M l i t e r s Till 111 C I . I F F O S Iii.lt \ lrr«r» * it v *• in.itw I'u-ss Ag.nl Sau l..id 's t ill/cn» will li tre th.-.. opportunity to •tirngthen the ." I le i, of tin- Sommolr ('oimlv lull.'. . ul<>,.» A«,»< uitiun Matin.l .v ..In • ii.>oii at 1 IM) o'tlo. k .it tin- Mump.ll Ball I'.Ilk whrir llir |r i •< i City Gl.ilil, will la..- lit. Muon ■ poll, Mlllei, in a heuelil gillio City and l mini v anllioillic. ,u Principal Herman E. Morn, inSroducrd thr ltudentv includimt Min Audiry Bach and Paul I lickion of Sanford; Bill Orr of Delat'd; Mr«. Allia Chance of Pensaiola: and llanv Gavruta of lampa. N o . 158. Syrian Army 5 Senators Offer Seizes Power Voluntary Health , In Damascus Tuberculosis Benefit Hull Gumc Problems Will Be Discussed With Ministers Corning Here To Sign Pact I>iinian Kevin readied New Yuri, today on the liner Ifuren Mary Achexoli pointed out at Ilia confereiire that the Benelux countries al-<> ha«e figured In some iliai-naaloliH oil the policy of the Wes­ tern Power* toward tieriunuy. Hi .raid they might come Into llm feretuc- that the Itenellix countries are Belgium, The Netherlaml. and Luxembourg. The Atlantlr Part la to lie signed on Monday Arlieaou aalil that In the highly Important aerlea of talka leading up to the aignlng he would ice Kevin tomorrow, al an hoinr. not yet announced, and alao expect, to meet during the day with Netherlands Foralgn Minister l). II. .Htlkker. Aeheaon aald ha alao Intend* to illafiiaa Italy'* former African rolonlf* with some of th* foreign ministersa w te will com* hero to sign the pact. Arlwaon told hla new* confer­ ence he Intend* to confer again with Italy's Foralgn Minister Carlo 8 fori*. The Set-rftary said he had. a (Continued On t a g , Ala) Associated Press Leased Wire Bnbcrf iMitcIlliin Is UcU'Hsnl l',r»m Jail ItiM A N tIK I KH, Mur. :b » 1/1*1 --Mnvu* Ii**iii Ho* *»rt M iifli ••mi wus i •*lt*Mf*«*«l fiuin 110 Bill l«>*ltl> Ilftl‘1 Nl'IVllIK fiO i In\> 'ii In** 1'iiiivirtinii **f . .•tl*-|*ll lll>* l*i JIOhM-SI mill I jiiiifiu " I lii Iijih I••'«*i* u milt* •tf"fl** hi iii\ llfr," Mil* limn ill jov l**«l ii It* lii'ii'It . I f'H ti I II \ la lit |(«*| <e| •* I 1»»lit III, I Ik.l-s I **• ••VI• I It'll I llflel vlltl' f «••! mv«rlf 19i.it I nIi <miI«| £•• |t* lull I llJIVI* *fillllt>«| || \|«w( ii111•*11111 «'l •*\ )*8*l il'li* i* An II tifl/i'll ail.| tux|*:i\i'| I In* lllliki'n f -IJ.'iO a J\i*»*ki I I Link (In* Wnyuuli* 11*»ii «*• Kaiit li** ». u lfi*«"| j'lu* *• (•» ntfir! a limit h l **Ii a I>i111ii 91•>ii MonI iiicli ;*i*l into iruiitili* from N8*lfinlnn*NM Mlhl |H **l<'ll|*V*| loloIl'Nl*I'lll'l*. So (In* laiicli" it a I t I li't pliii'8* (*■ |miI a iumi limn in mil i'ii||i' " I III* nilH'flo in I III* ('iiilllt V |*1 I *8»|| fi*iin. w liiii- Mlfi'lniin tnuili* f r ­ it flit l»l»i**kn l»*i in** v( .if lim (•Till V. (' llcrlong of Micniiopy, d.-uu .hiding Mavm Am li.w I iiia » .v of soil •-..usorviitmuists in Florida, i ••iiiliiioioiiri I ii I iii K n .lc i, I'-lin will bo among • those attending gigantic Hod FoiiM-rvatioii Miracle Ivey, p irti.lrlit, all.l I >lw n .l ll>. Day scheduled for Apr. 7, .luck gill,. luan.'Kri of the Srmoiolc liatigaii, chairman of the pro County Chamli.-i <>l • ..nimen •• committee, nillioiinci'il today Karl Higginbotham announ.-rd glam Joel f-irld l "iml. ll< rtoiig spoils..*e.l the noil eon I'.itlliiailci that Kiwunis will sponsor thr M-rvnti"i. Miovuiiic.tl ii . ll.e Millie In Igr Uoiigla, S lriid im n . 1 .'..i.'v tiM!) Salvation Army Drive which if'" " ,n,,Y mid organised ,( Icil. I I I' lle im lo n . t lia iiin .il > will start Apr. I and which ha*'tlie Horiila Ansiieintii.il of Mod ih. (.'..lily Cnmnii“ i<>nri» II I a goal of f'J.fiOft, which has been ta.us.-ivnlioii Itistrict Mtip.’rviN...s I '"I" , | i\ t idlrttoi |"lll. • .all reduced fllNH) slnco last year. As in I!i Id. rampaign chairmun for the drive, t ’laielite Jiil.lia.'l. a*,i»laid he outlined Instructions to (lie due. to. id the New ^olk l .'aul A It* It* budget, l.ilnlllllg f l" , workers in soliciting donations. lai.n •l"b». I'o irtt I ’e ie .,, m -ii.i'i If,MOM. wan pn-M'.it.-d l,y t'apl Dri Park reported that Stetson in at the G colgc B a n l ii.i.i.1' liyr.l llildnon, and u n i approved University has tU! students teach­ ,.School ale hrlunil Ml I lubb* I in i hv Hie Salvainu. Arm y Advisory ing all over th r stale. These tinHoard al I. m.-ellng nl the Citadel dents are each working under pri .n il III bit cniltllhulion !>• li'r yesterday afternoon. of Hun school teacher* who guide them liibricul.wi* A«*o. i.ition s ln.»'- ' amount, Ib'.fitlO.Oil w a, eatmurk.-d In the work of Instructing classes. an tin- goal uf the Salvation Army WASHINGTON, Mar. lift t/l'i i r-, y tutvey l» begin »oou. Pupils in schools are doing belter llo.tie Service llriv.- winch starts Saturday’s cnnlest. Hie • • Work under such Instruction be­ - Hep IVl.-r*..n (D-Fla), who Apr I cause of (lie break In the mono­ plnim to retire from Congrcs.--. al llir liintory of llo- City, la *••.'Idle III.'.'tlllg wn i p ie ,id .d o'.el tony of the regular routine, lie tlie .-lid of tl.n. term, is being effort of t ’nrl Huhliell, New 1 ■" k ' I by Hie president of Hie hoard, <’ aald. He termed Seminole High urged by friend" to run for II. M. 1, in lit ^ farm nvateui licuu School teachers as willing and Senator or governor—hut the Helen Kurtclia.'ll, rhnirman "f "" I,. Redding, malinger of McL’rory's piem -n l local U-mifil game commii"-*- S I . n r . H o a r d n » o " i b » ' i B answer Is "No." capable. Til.- committee i» compn c l •■' ware T . W. ioiwton, Husky Wlglit, I’eterson told a reporter Hint The tranaition from etudent to appreciated" the Imsel.nll officials here for "I..... .. It. F . Motile, Her ni,-hi K. Morris role of teacher Is enormous, hr lie "deeply and lialpli A . Sniilli. I ruinli.g thoughts of his friends, “hut I’m pointed out, and while a student One of tlie outalanding f-a l" " ,u f ’npt. Hyrd llinlnuu gave a coin homesick and I want to return lo may he scolded as a m atter of of ihe game will he John l.«.le-ii,a plete icjiort of the activities lor discipline, a teacher may not he Florida to live—where 1 can wnlk (( onllsatS On Min ir.ia.lNura <la ra a a Mil tha rfl-eata In my shirtasked to came back tha following down •leevea with tha sun beating un year. Miss Audrey Bach declared that my hack." lYterson announced hla reiircaha is thoroughly enjoying her merit last Friday. Since then, his work as an English teacher under office lias been besieged with mail th* guidance of Mr*. M. B. Smith. ^/JlV n.uT hrnW hnut tha alata Sha said that «hc ballavad tha "®!" throughout the alata. Fellow congressmen slap him on m that sha Is learning the I |ri|„ lb" hack "Pale, It Isn't Hy KA1.1*11 SASHAR Yn(| and c, „ .tsay(|uU-.i namaa%>f pupils, calling tha roll* T l i r r e is n o l o v e i n N . i n f o r d - w e e p i n g l o v r g i a t * . t h a t i*. But Peterson has a longing to and getting accustomed to lha return to his horn# state and twrIl all started along ahuut the first oi March when Soil Conterwave of tha atudanta. ban* hang out hla ihlngtr and tatinn Service technician* decided that weeping love grais was lo hr BUI Orr revealed that he la practice taw In Lakeland. i*e<l »’i the latm ol thr i'rllowihip Biblical Collrge’s 3A5 acre Soil haloing with athletic* under tha Mrs. Peterson oil hough a na­ guidance of Coachaa B. F. Canaa tive of Virginia shares hla fond­ Conservalmn Miracle Day program. Particularly adaptrd to sandy dry land and almoit unknown in and Ottls Moonay, and told of hla ness for Florid-*. T hat have llvad (Oaatlaaa* Oa wage SI* I In an apartment h.,tal h«ri> since, Florida waeplng love gru->-» hu>. a M'as.laau* Or. P st* f f s l placo In the achadulcd cunsarva- Bra*a and * pleasant voice with a RATIONS INCREASED tlon^ program. However, no seed |ung southern drawl answera.1, BERLIN, 'M ar. 8O-0T>—Tha . CONN RALLY DIES could he secured. "Brother wa got avorythlag In today aanouncad In­ SANTA MONICA, Calif., Mar. J. J.. Ruccu, local st-.-il dealer, Taxaa, how much do you need?" food rations for Carman 80—f/PI—Death baa taken Magr. and chairman of the Miracle Day Kocco had raised another Mir­ wwjjarn In tha Soviet sector of Nicholas Conneally, Inspiration but only for thoa, Barlliv—but thoa# who for f«o MeCaray'a aesdemv sited committal called seed deal- ad a—for via air express will ha all over Florida and received , hipped front Dallas 2.7 pounds of fulfill or •xct«d DroductkmJ award P.letura "Going My Way." era stock answer, "Nev.-r heard |j ny HMK|a eaii*,) waeplng love by their ( quoiaa Mt for them by Tha kindly, humoroua Irish tha gras*—lust In time for th* Mira­ Coaunanlst boaaaa. I priest died yesterday a t tha nga of It." Than ha reasoned, "If It's adapt- d a Boll Conservation Day sche­ . Th* move waa apparratly th a 'o f 70. Ha had a a m d tha Roman •andy land, then It must duled hare Apr. 7th. "You know," ha Mid ahaklng skeptically, “soma day M l l l W t * 8B load a v w u dealer U E E IL 'I 1*8 In Dal hla Ihead IV 8U 8 U I|W McCarty la a mam bar.— v— j.. Ua and inquired about tba lov# I'm going to v iitt Taxka/*- Sa l va t i on Army Budget Of $12,:i58 Okayed By Board Rep. IVtor.son Is IJr^ed To Run For Senator, Governor Nation Is Scoured To Find Love Grass Seed For Soil Day Planting - f., *M-, ' '•• • . , -v W w Care Available To All Persons In U. S. UNHUNG I ON. Mar. 30—(/P) '• * ’• Senalori today offered a new , ..liuittiy health iniurance bill .nl'-iidcd to make hoipital and inedi' .1 , ti.- ... ulahlc to j|| pertoil*' Hdl (D -A la ), one of tin- i-.'ii"'i.. .id the new plan, based . .. tie and local control*, i, a sulwlilute tor what he called >"lupulti'.y »,»lcm" advocated by l.c id c n t I iiiman and ,ome rncmh e .. ni t >>ngic". I lie lull i i||, tor the u,e of fed* ei .1 I mul - 'to .i ,i«t thr itatc* to u n u -i, . ""idui lie, iupplcnicnt and ,liengili.'.i then e\i,tiug health re■miir. ■i Ii Hdl. the m caiurr Is r i- h- t '-v M.-.intiii s O'Conor (DM l* M-M... <I' K y i, A ikaq (RN' ti- i Mi -i i i It i Ire). I • \i..' un i Senator •aid tha I’.tHi i '" I mi tho praaent l" h i i Inn t". assisting itstaa "'•I '* ,- " " '• holding hospital*, I'ba! i ' wa pontored in 194* *1 r ind \ so.iatc J u itlc e Bur* ,«">' i 'he Sup.enm Court, then a Kepuhh an Senator from Ohio. 1 Hill .aid ,ts ie , and cotnmunlp ie , ii n tie I'uildlng 700 hoipilal- i.." I**i Mini plan and tho volu i'u n health in .inane.1 hill ‘‘will pel ini in tin- oa.lie nervier. for flnam-iiig h"-.pilal and medical sic." We believe Hist tho praiant l-iii.-li ' i mo tnlt.% /mm ninioun- .......... . ....... but nunt* w»*iv flattened. .. . H *'IMlM*l».l (>M (*8E» | | | | •’nl (Lai anuy »oli* *•*»•* Syria Tin* (ornndn in HUckwell atrurk * *•si*i'nin*'lit ss«*nlt| |*i*t . \%•all!•! I.. * i •*III|M•I III \ tlie sou til uitil southwest resident­ lit* -wesael In \a|| v ||t*K«t(ll*l IHK Willi ial ureas "f that city of 12,000 i l ’uiin II*-\ 111 K I io iii i. H|»i*uk«(r of Six i.er-"ii' were taken to hos­ flu* Ii""-*' of i**|n••i«*iilulivi*N ami pitals In Mlackwell and two well* i in'- it-iitliii^ "••M«*r hintI'niiiuiie* soon rclruxed None of tlio otlivis ( I "M 11MH#ll IlM 1*8 89 M i l was repoitd in crlticnl condition. On* latge Imiiie til Blackwell , -*««ilsu.4 .is ra n * S l,l I n v i t a t i o n s To Soil Day Program S e n t To 400,000 Court Refuses To r* • / \ i* a i t i Nearly 100.000 invitations to the Mil a h- Soil Conservation Day Di smi ss Taylor’s K e .u n i o n Ut, All- ! i program In-re on Apr 7 are goC h i n a Promised i',t "' "iMerest , l, ih"..fweoFlorida kAlabama Sentence cause of .lie hankers m -.ui uiul water conAt Peace T a l k s -el vatlo.i. F loat I IHggiii-., ch a ir­ i i l h M I N r . i l \M \ i . M.n :m man of tlio steering committee an- '/i*» A cili-nit .-.•nil itidgi* ..-fused NANKING. Mar The l.'dav to illsm i— . di-'"id.-rly i-"ii d ii'i couvi.-ltoi. ut Mein.i»i Glen 1government nromised today •-> r<I'l.vlor t D -I.ln l".. unite all Clium ut tinIViping .fudge G.-.ugc l e u iIti.ile-. peace talk* ..v.'iiiiled u d.-f.-nsc ui.diun to I'rcrnior Hu Ymg-t'lrm made the -tn k e Hu- cumpli.int on pr.uiiidv promise In a t•-••>•• t to the Leglh.it Tnvlor w a. denied .-onslilo i-laHve Yuan ll.i added tlie govtluniil lig h ts id free vpercl. and eminent would seek to prevent r'liinn's Internal affnir. from illsnsMemldy. Die In-nring is ui an appeal t>v I '.riling wot I.l peace lie pledged the Idaho Senaloi of a police full support In III.- United Na court conviction "f disordeilv con­ ( 101.4 llo spoke us ilie advance paity duct, lenistlng an offirei and ns-aull ami iinll.-iy He wn, fined .if tlie Nullnlinlist peace ilelegaff-u and given a suspended -.n tti'ii made rca.lv to ,'ly to Cointence of 180 davs in jail In-1 May I i i u n l s t held i'.-iping tomorrow The main Nationalist delegate!f. wilt go nortIi oil Friduy. Tnylnr was arrested Miiv 1 lint even as Ho- peace delegn while seeking to enter a meeting lion packed, Cninmiinisl sn.l Ns| of the Southern Negro Youth Con iioiiat troops were locked ui lull. gi.'*M tliroilgli a door marked foi He At Nanking. IMI miles south negroes. w ot of lien- oil the Yangtze, guv tlie diiimis-inl moimn win. mnde ci iiin.'ut defi-nilcrs warn naid to •>y Arthur Slier.-s, Kiriiuugin.ni le in a -Vriticul" spot under a ll.-gro attoruey, win. contended Hie •iminunlsl fullnck. G,,veinin.-nt <*rr*-nt wan a part "of overt act | ,,,,,1 nlanes slippm led lev Ho- city of llirininglinm in a n„. Nanking dcf.-nd.-i w illful ami delilH-rate plan" t"' i„ n„- m .u Hi r "iiiiiiiiiiii't gu.*i deny Inylnr lu-i o n stitiilii'iia l ,||{|M pounded away at scattered right*. National force-., puit.culuily in The motion olio 1-onti'n.leil I’u Hie provinces of Yunnan siul Hu lie - CotnutlHkioiivr Kiigcno C om iinii. nor anil the city .'.itcrv.l into u I’lir arm y chief of staff warned .-..uspiracy to pr«\ cut Taylor from Hie Uommunists weio prepured to Hpi-nking al Hu- ni.*cting. Taylor push south m io»s tin- Yangtze ui hail com.1 hare .luring bin cam .'U days If the pence talks nt I’.-ip paigu fur Vic* I'r.-si.lent on Hi<- iii g failed. ll.-nry Wallace. Only cluitrmuii t ’luing-t.'hih H .islla .ie a (Is ■'••• S lit Another attorney for Tuyloi, Morel Montgomery of Birmlng ham, nought to withdraw a re- Shuffiebourd Club •inosl for n trial hy Jury. The court also overruled the motion. Holdw Last Meeting Tho court called a brief reerna, after whirl, the attorneys will The Sanford Mhufflit>oard flub begin selection of u jury lo hear held It final meeting of the year Iho appeal. Inst night at the shufGeboard court at Palmetto Avenue and Second Street wigh about 34 mem IVliniHterH Approve hers present. Carl Eisenhower, president re World Government ported that the club hod enjoyed very successful season and proUnanimous omlorsemsnl of the adieted increased activities next United World Federalist move­ year. ment was authorised by the San­ Mrs. W. E. Smith, program ford Ministerial Association at It* chairman, reported that Vice meeting on Mar. 10, the Rev. Joe President Tom Vernon had don* C. Crews, secretary, announced ated 200 copies of The Sanford today, Herald with the picture uf the "Th* Association believes that Fhuffleboard Carnival for mail­ M o b nV.',ni-V « to . n rr,UmV: Federal World Government la the ing by club member* frlende most promising road to paact In out of lha state. Persona desir­ our world, and urges all cltixens ing copies mailed are advised to give It prayerful consideration," by Mrs. Smith to telephone her he declared. al 487-W. » MIAMI GETS CIRCUS MIAMf. Mar. 30-UP)—Th# Cola brothers Circus planned to­ day to move Its winter qu artan from Loulavllla, Ky„ to Miami. By a vote of 4-1. tha county commUalon granted permission for tha alroua to da m op a 180acra track of land In north Dada County for tua aa wlntar quartan, RAMBEY TO RETIRE WASHINGTON, Mar. 30 -< /n —President Truman approved to­ day the retirement or Admiral Dewitt Ramxey, commander In chief of the U. 8. Pacific fleet, af­ fective May 1. Admiral RamMy also ta high commission' ____ commissioner of ibe tru st territory In tha Pacifle Island*. ll"llll|-.'d t"dll \ i 'no ol 'lie "rung,- und-idue invilntious. ai'.uit the size of a check, l l-ciug placed in the sliUi-meut ui i i c l i depositor of the 177/ i'l.riks which «ro mem­ bers of tlo- Florida Hunkers A s ­ sociation | Hu re ii.c i worked out tho plan to tell nit l lo. nl.« lm ik depositor* about tin luggcst »"i| conserva­ tion field lur ever scheduled In tlio stilt,- I li.'\ i.re Floyd C all, secrotarj «>t tl.e bankers associa­ tion of Hi Undo K. J . Fulm ar, ,-lisirmau •■! ihe association's ngricultural commit tee, f H nniiay, and Mr. Higgins. A complete soil mid water conservation and good land use plan will be cutni"l out on tho 386u c ii - farm of tlio Fellow ship llitdical f "llcgo nt the Municipal Airport Inui sdiiv. Tin- plan was worked ut hv I' S. Conservation Service ..... i>cliincians assigned to Hie K'-miii"!,- Sod t'onscrvatlon District The District is co-spon­ so r of Un- Miracle Day program u iili the Si-minolo County Chnmher of Coinniorcc, the Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce, iln- Oi lundo Sentinel-Star, the Sanford Herald, and the Bible ■-"liege "lie 11..... la Hunkers Associai .ui lum I....... actively supporting llo- -ml .-on ervmion district proi-rarn in llm Slate. In Febru ary, (In n . mail I-olium of the Agrli-.ill m ill Committee and Colin Gunn, tho St'S -.’.utc conservationn.t ut Gainesville, sen u copy of u typical soil conservation farm member bank In ^ ' 1 . E.ci, b .n k .r r c.-ived u conservation plan of an actual farm representative of territory hlu bank serves. In Ills letter to the bankers, in ut Galnesvillo, rent a copy of the conservation farm plan would help to "Inform bankers on just how impurtant conservation II to cverv community and every bank in ihe state." THE WEATHER LAKELAND. Mar 3ft—W — Florida's warm weather will laat through Hatuiduy. Ih" Federal* State Frost Warning Service pra* Light |nscattered shower* #re #xpet.l0(J the* Northern Central districts tomorrow. JACKSONVILLE. Msr. 30—(jf) Atlantic City Chicago Detroit Minneapolis New York Phoenix Saint Loula Seattle Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee �^7-^77 ■' i s w hn '>••• V HDflfAlf • "am ev'T** * THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA A t M- V*"w ' f e r t. ■asses tuts, ai. ______ afire r Vr.se w tirl la f t l l M .... re tfc* at# fee M M it* if a>* t-eal A stw #ew*M**». *# wet* ao el* ■a a » H sSse. 1 • •WEDNESDAY. MAR 30, 1049 * Claiming The Victory M iiiiin t H e re to BIB IB VERBS TDD AT I W# often hare laet our way tryW aat see short cuts. Never when f t have followed old well-known Nth*. Aik for the old paths, whets M the good way; and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your Mull.—Jer. A;IH "You didn’t win the wnr, we did!" Thin unedlfylng line of talk comen from the Ruiwian army newspaper Red S ta r , Thin time itn abuse in directed not nt Uncle Sam, hut nl John Hull. The occasion In nn article on Ihe recent war puhlinhed In the Encyclopedia Bril unities, which mild that the Riistdan army, In Itn defense of Moscow, mlyht not h«ve Htinmled without the help of the Hum*inn winter. Thin Innpiren the Ru/liana to Attack the Allien (tenorally. The Battle of the Bulge demoralized their forcen no great­ ly, aisyn the Red Slur, that Churchill hud to Hppeal to Stalin for Immediate aid. Churchill may have appealed to Stalin, tint the record shown thut General Klnenhower succeede»l In turning back Ihe (iernmnn with hln own renotirren. Kvery wnr probably him rival claimants for the honor of having done most to win It. The United StatcH, Croat Britain and France all claimed In be Ihe chief factor in win­ ning I he first World War. Russia, which did not sec the wnr onl, put in a strong claim for the number of Hermans killed, and ihe contribution in holding millions of Herman soldiers on the Eastern front instead of leaving them free to. attack the Allies in the West. And Italy reminded’ the other oppon­ ents of Germany that had she fought with Germany Instead of the Allies Ihe strain on the Allies ml«ld have heen tor. great to bear. Neutral observers will say. "All contributed". Crusader For The Right A crusade of righteousness who like the Biblical pro­ phet was "not without honor, save in ids own country" Is re­ called by the announcement that the personal papers of the “>Governor Wanen list silted lit* late Judge Hen H. Lindsey have been left In the Library of rtHfciout people of Florid* to proV Congress. fdir■ the Legiilaltne tli.it it msy have They should prove revealing as lo the scanty side of Irvins guidance in inlvinti Florid*’» Colorado politics in the first quarter of tliin century, and totoilng Isa piolilcmi. It is going even more so uh to the origins o f Judge Lindsey's great con­ ta tell* lomrlhing like s miracle to tribution, the establishment of the juvenile court. hrovidt all the Itosrdt. huresin. It now seems unbelievable, blit liefore Mh time it was and commiiiiom all ihe money the case everywhere that delinquent children were held and want, without railing taiei. tried in company with hardened criminals, It took the flam­ ing zeal of Judge I.IndKcy to start the new way of doing Young men wilh bulging wain things, a mode which has spread all over the United States. should find s hobby that will Hy his refusal to compromise with evil opponents, Judge them keep in ihape. Obesity. Lindsey won their unflagging opposition. Time and again it Diabetes Seminar in Jacksnnlook a virtual popular revolt to re-elect him after all the ii told, 's s primary factor in tracks had been cleared Dir a successor. Finally his enemies that**. Eighty percent of all font him. They then carried their enmity further and dinsuffering Irom diabetes were barred h‘m on flimsy charges, lie moved to Los Angeles, ami fiweight before the onset of die there was once morn elected to the bench. Me died In 1943. m u . There are two good wsyi Not many Americans of his time so clearly deserved a monu­ to kftp from being fat: eat leu: ment as did Judge Lindsey. * ftetclte more. > Electric Farming Tha medical profeninn list done such a sorry job. hai chargrd 10 much for their services, that we The school of agriculture at I’nrdtie University Is suc­ |M sovereign people are now con- cessfully operating nn experimental farm where more than sisldrlng taking away llteir freedom. three hundred Jobs are lifted from aching bucks and per­ Iftaklilhint a system of sodalifed formed by electricity. This co m p lete electrification covers many of the fami­ qteditlne that won't tost anybody ytbing. We are not satisfied to liar chores of barn and house. Pulling a switch will also a twice as long, on the average, turn on germicidal lamps In the milk-house and ventilating M MU fatheis lived, or to sufferfans in the storage buildings. Thu farmer's wife will ap­ bum leu than nnr-tenlh as many preciate the fact that even the mllk-hmtse equipment Is K __ ___ _____ Oirar in London a newspaper ed­ itor Is sentenced to serve three months in prison and fined $40,000 lot "sensationalism ‘ in repotting ■ current murder trial. "Articles on Hlk trial violated every principle ol JUitke and fair play", said the judge. "They were pandering, to tinsalionaliim (m the putpose of (Seriating circulation". If *11 the kfilon in this country who pander t$. Mntelioaaliim in order to inr tts u circulation were, put m tail, ihpe wouldn't he enough to hold all. ___ washed electrically. Hogs are llkuly to become effete with heated brooding houses, lights, and water-warmers. The experimenters arc working to improve these pro­ cesses and to add to the list with the idea of improving the quality and increasing the quantity of farm products, and at the same time lowering o|H)rutlng coats. In the long run, mechanical gains for the farmer also benefit everyone else. More milk, more and butter Laid, pro­ duced with the expenditure of less labor and money, mean not only a butter life and more leisure for the farmer, but a lad ter diet for people everywhere. Too Late To ClftHsify Hy HtIHHKt.L KAY WhtI* Chamber of Commerea secretaries nubile nfflrisls slid heslth autimritlfa of the stste sre scrcsmlng and tearing their hair In righteous Indignation over tha ar­ ticle hy Philip Wylie, ••Florida .'Th a Junior Chamber of Coinmarce is sponsoring a number of bills in the legislature meeting ntlt month which should go « long ,W$y toward merrasing lately an the State's highways. Included ng them is an inspection bill liflug all automobiles to be Mated every six months to see what hat brakes, lights or other parts pi defective. Another would itrtn|thsn the driver responsibility iiw lo require a driver at laull in an accident to pay damages or k a i his license. health authorities in nty hearing. Those rnnilemrilng Wylie a t­ tempt to justify their partition by pointing ant that Flurlda is no worse then many oilier slate* In thu nation from the standpoint of » . lakes a lot of n*'«* for a tki«n to lugiest looking into the tons af dollira worth of State W i l t s funds davoted to aid to dappndent ehiWtin. They are one group who "through no fault of Wtb own" ate sometimes brought MM this world and laft by ungrate1. parents to starve, or gat along It. Mit they can their own «, But it storm to u» that an SlijM might wall ba in ordar . how many fathers making a wtob or more desert their pnjas and l**v* their children ha supported by tha State, to “ * r whether another law U „ ^tdad to force such fathara if kootriWa lo thair childran'a K by pamphlets, lectures ami new* re- ,,f nal lease* for a Ion* Urn*. Florida If you aak me, Wylla lat u» off when I •aay. If he had Marched the fllaa their m of the State Board of Health or The the American Waterway* Assocla- areae ai tlon, he eould probably nave found lewwn I plenty of photograph much more look In* obnoxious than those he ueed, aueh the lent b* I myeolf have been exhibited It can't from time to lime. Even the map heads ■howin* polluted areae In thla and try ■tat# published in connection with we rero the article was officially lamed coming by our own State Board of Health, and pu No one, whether a native Flor- given It Idlan or 'a visitor to Uie state ant, la •quipped with ordtnhry eyesight fecllv* end e normal aahse of amell, needa aroused either e Board of Health or e Plorlc Philip Wylla td tell them 1 Ihet once an cartaln areas In this alatf, ere about a highly and dangsrously polluted.'became The unforunate thing It, moat .wasn't •very ope knows It and as W ylte.mtei. * points o u t we haven't eared or The day practkMt actually dapgst succeeded In mal aooompllxhod s bably taka n u character E THE WORLD TODAY I t 'r r s T • ( WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30, 1949 LATEST BIG CITY NOISE ELIMINATOR Rep. Peterson l l '. s t l a s w *»«■ (*aa* Oast . <By DEWITT MACKENZIE 193.1, and both era In lov# with the out-of-doors. Nearly every "There seem* to be a widespread good Sunday finds them taking disposition to make a mystery of long drives' into Virginia or why Moscow participated in the Maryland. much publicised "cultural and SQUAWKING The letters Peterson has re­ scientific conference /o r world ceived since Ills announcement naaco*', held In Now York Clty’a , have praised him highly. A few Madison Square Harden last week. excerpts: I’m sorry not to be able to sup­ b. D. Reagln. Sarasota—"It Is port this notion of mystery, be­ my feeling that it will be a long cause I like mysteries, but them while if ever, that this ills)i let really is no Inexplicable element will have a member in Congress involved. However, there are that enn or will get close to . some highly Intriguing pointi your performance and service lo worth examining In connection •he nronir of this district. Your with thla Mg meeting which waa record hss hron one of untiring sponsored by nur home-grown work and devotion to the people 111-lim .U.lrtrl SK.I llu. "--"National Council of. Ihe Arts, Rclcnres and "Ptoresslorls." J. R. Bullock. West I’nlni Resell To be sure, there was a clash "I am plrsspil to learn that of views In high quarters as to vnu will get n well deserved rest, just what the purpose of the meet­ hut regret the loss to Florida "f an* rsrnest and hard worker." ing was. The sponsors said it was It. J. Hnynesworth. I.ake Walt's aimed at fostering peace and 1 )0 9 -"W e all regret lo lose a tried, friendship. A skeptical U. 8. • roe and tested public servant. State Department bluntly de­ Mn the other hand, I can fully scribed it as a sounding-hoard tor understand your personal feelCommunist propaganda, a rloim •ngs and I am sure you are more hotly denied hy the sponsors. than entitled lo come hack ‘hoire," tn any event, warm Invitation* n. R. Kessler,. Miami—"What v m w g s s hy the sponsor* brought delega­ ii nam hill do you mean hy quittions from Moscow and from Ihe Mug Congress and leaving ihls Communist satellite countries. The •late without an outstanding Con­ Russians ware headed by Alex­ gressman such as you have her a t e s ander Fadeyev, the novelist, and •ome There Is an old saying th* included D m i t r i Shostakovich, '■ongiessrnen are only worth * ^ < Russian composer, who was the dime a dozen lip here hut hy stellar attraction of the group, j m«h we have hsd one man. yourWhy did Russia accept? The | •■elf, that has always heen worth answer to that Is clear enough, more than n hundred cents on nnd there are three reasons: 1 the d nllar" (I I Moscow is irrevocably com-1 L, I.. Henries, I.nkelnnd -"Ymi milled to Communlilng tha United > have heen n most faithful ener­ States, which Is the ringleader' getic devotion lo your duties, Itoih as to state ntid government." among the ''capitalist" democra -1 Thomas A. McRae, HI Cetera cleai IS) tha Russians wish to | burg "The State of Florida will achieve this without engaging in sustain a great loss.” n war tor which thsy are not pre­ ASM VC ALEP pared, and (ft) the visit of the T U S C A L IF O R N IA C P h Communist delegation* did j;r o - ' A ntarrtlra, whleli averages vldo a finr opportunity tor pro- i null feel shove sen level. Is high­ C O M M I S S I O N R E P O R T psgandn. er nlxivr the sea than any other continent. Whether Ihe Communist* will It is utiM'IInlili', or dona it nurnii regard that propaganda as profit - ) tiiul It has integrity? Would Mr. shin remain* to he seen. However, NewHpuperH And Critii’H Stowe have the newspapers take I the meetings in New York, with TALBOTT’S The I.)nrhhurg News the attendant pirlio'.lng by an ti­ ii poll, learn what Ihe pi evading -D R IV E -IN .'opinion is uml plunk enthusiastic­ communists, certainly received wide publicity In the pros* of the ally for I’ ? Is'I hiiiI Stowe, writing rrillcnlly nowspupeis wore in close contact country. The faults of newspaper* are of American newspapers, which ho with the thinking of American many. They sre mostly the fnults Some observer* were surprised call* ‘'the I). 8. press," expresses voters. when the final meeting last Sun the opinion that there ts u sur­ Certainly the reaulta of the elec­ of human beings, as Mr. Stowe todny night brought an estimated prising number of alsivo-nvcrsgc tion showed nothing of the sort. cognizes. If they have not thu con­ 1H,7(M1 pooplo Into huge Madison American cltlsens (who) have Mr. Stowe writes as it is thn func­ fidence of rentiers that is un­ The THINKING FELLOW Square Harden. Msybe some of little faith in Ihe objectivity, re tion of newspapers, editorially fortunate. Hut they aren't going to rfdea th e these folk were them merely from liability and constructive caparl- and in their new* columns, to get gain that confidence hy getting ties of American newspaper*. |and to slay in hurmony with the in "close contact" with the think­ ing of voters nnd then saying That may lie true. The meaning |'hm ight of ihe majority. What the "me, loo." of "constructive capacities" Is a ' result* showed was that a cupacltie That Is the trouble with so many vi«ry linin' minority of thi* votur* ague, critics of American newspapers-thought one way while the major••reliability" are not. Mr. Stowe, PHONE which most of them concede pain­ who writes as a lecturer of ex­ Ity of the miwspapors. or the news fully and then pass on are the heat pnpt'i a with *a majority of the perience. bases his opinion on ques­ In the world-cspeclally critics who tion! asked hy lecture audiences, circulation, thought another way. like to tie called, and when not which seldom are typical, even of So what? Docs a newspaper editor so called to call thomsclvss, lib­ the abovd'average American. Nev* have t<> follow public opinion? eral. They lack objectivity. And •rthnfkss, Mr. Stowe may lw right; Does It follow that 1localise the they lark good ideas of what nn YELLOW CAB CO. "a surprising number" '!*• i newspaper doesn't agree with the objective anil reliable newspaper HMWatfs Am t s a»r.1r# Stalls# Healthy Disinflation hperhaps M K K AVK. « XMU *T , i nnd | prevailing opinion of the moment jluuild la> rk faith In the objectivity —1,1 lellahlllty of Anu'rlmo liPUrtJlMpIs Outlined By Ad­ era. visor Of President Mr. Hliiwc, however, dmwn a surprising lack of knowledge of WASHINGTON. Mar. J0M /T) the function .d newspapers when — Dr. Edwin G. Nouns said today he writes: The results of Ihe In*! prenl he had handed in hit reiignaton *• chairman of the Preiident’s Council delltlnl electIo i i i certainly did not of Fxnnomic Adviion. Hut he said Indicate that the majority of our PHASE! Lv ^&rsBA “Yellow” Nourxe Says He Plans To Retain Economic P o s t ,1 + 4 4 he plans tn slay on the jnh "as far as Fvc heard " Nourse tallied tn reporters after a call on President Truman. He said the resignation had been in Mr. Truman's hands fat at least * couple of months hut he had neve{ discussed the mutter with the Prfsideni. Notasr has been at odds with his two colleagues on the council, Leon Keyselling and Dr. John D. Clark, over handling of the Administra­ tion's anti-inflation policy. ituroslty hut Ithis is s figure to ba studied hy any who have discounted the nenelratlon of Communist Influence Into the United Stales. Of rntiise. New York City is the biggest center of that Influence In the country, hut you find It surprisingly wide­ spread, both In cities and rountry districts. A significant aspect of the con­ ference was that Hie Red dele­ gates continued (lie rhsrge of warmongarlng against the United States, despile the fnct that they guests In the house of cap­ Howsvar. Whit# Hous* inform­ were Fadeyev and Hlimdaknvlrh ants said they regard tha resigna­ italism. (hair pieces bluntly, so tion as a routine affair In line spoke with tha practice of fop govern­ bluntly indeed that a I limes they reproof from the friendly ment officials turning In resig­ brought •udlfnce. nations at the start of a presi­ Ob* would think It must have dential term. ien a trying task tor the visitors Nouree, who has callesi recent tint Communism per­ price declines a "healthy disin­ to perform, no deviation front order*. It flation". talked with Mr. Truman mits have been particularly dif­ for half an hour today. Ha waa must ficult for Shostakovich, a diminu­ reporting, he lotd newsmen later, tive man wilh a high pitched on conditions he found In tour voice, whoae life is musical com­ weeks of travel in the W tlt. sad not power politics. Tha tHp did not chnnge hie position The little composer really was mind about the country's condi­ a hot spot, hecause he not only tion, he acid. I to attack America In his "I found no sense of panic, but •Moch, but reiterated a confession rather a realistic facing of local fault In wnndering away problama In lumber, shipping nad a t klsCommunist Ideology In hi* other Industrie*," he eat*. In De­ composition, lie had heeni troit, he added there seemed to y. straffed for hla aberrnbe even lees uncertainty tjian la k In Moscow ami had been some other Industrial centers. In tha good graces of "They are very confident, the Instated M W only after maxing ab­ labor people ea well aa manage- it et apologias and promising to la line. Ha was on exhibition od year.” tt ►re In America, and hln speech >Trumaa ►d to be right With the chiefs sro-to-owa wk hem*. ourse (a I t fa an Interesting commentary S M f l B oonfsrsncc Ithat h .l U .. peace Monto oppaaa tha type of " « ld e « t Truman assigned anti-inflation , powers u experts to work on a big Congress hy Mr. Trumap, a*tjjf supplying arms to l Europe a* a bulwark h >OAMmMbtd. Thla pro* P 4 fBow-Uh of (he North s Defense Treaty which 1 chargea represent* a war Kilned to testify before J . Have a Coke And Go Along With Refreshment a a rrw s s s a m Economic Oommittaa o ils ' Df* C. L PertMtUN thing about It, t off thaa would « A ’ •I l i t u i r UHoti aUItuonrv o r vmi . ... coca coia eonM uv tv HANFORD COCA-COLA •fllTLIN O ,»•>•' a M , �/ ! 1 Tm X 2 ta i2 S 2 2 2 lt2 2 £ i MAKCB 10, IMF “ - _. I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA IT I | Rev. William Fuller Mfafl Love'll To Take Social A n d Personal Activities r"Hie Sl ak ........"ay Rev. William A. Fuller, ,,,rt PAGE THREE 1 I If chicken fat is on hand, it j may lie use.l as the shortening In . pastry for chicken or meat pie or tnrriovei* ,n lu'cl,al; A recital on Saturday at 8:161 P M. at the Woman'* Cluli will, present Catharine Sorey, m enu soprano, Anne Lovell, violinist of Sanford, and Katherine Carlo, pianist, in un entertaining pro­ gram of music by such composers as UluM-ppi Sartl, Pe F alla,’ irieg, Rixel, Itinhms, .Schumann,' Debussy. Chopin, Delius, Rach­ munliioff. Tombs and Dvorak.' I'iih-cciI* from the presentation will be donated to the Fernald Laughton .Memorial Hospital. [ president of the Itnilwuy Mission* T elep h o n e 148 Of North Americn and editor of MINOR & MAJOR J the broadcasting Christian Railroaili-r of Toronto, Canadn, will E R T P R O III'C T IO N S Rucker Home Scene udilfess member* of the Free MetbiMlIst Church, Fifth Street Of Class S u p p e r PRESENTS und Laurel Avenue, at 7:30 o'clock toinoriou' evening. Luther Hm key, editor of the FRIDAY baptist Church wus entertalnei) j /'J- #r,l ’* guests * ' "of Itnilroad Fvangellsi, official pub The Axalea Circle of the Garden on Tuesday eveiiMg with a spag­ Mr. und Mrs. John itic Rogers i liratioii of the Rniiroait KvangeClub will meet at 8:00 P. M. with hetti supper at the home of Miss — listie Association, announced this Mr*. Al F. Hunt, with Mr*. John 'U r!,r“ 'j ll,'k»r on Valencia Drive. | Friend* of Marvin A. Dyul will' morning that Rev. Fuller is here Cl*i k H* co-hostess. Cample-lt-Losslng Po»t, Arner- in m i in ran """ i *- proving after an ilic ss ut til* of the two ruilioud organ Dal oils i„,it,.r ,,r lean Legion Auxiliary will have* a business meeting at 7:30 P. M. at the Legion Hut. T h o s e e n j o y i n g t h e e v e n i n g were I \ | r„ p f | n lg |,.f| j ^ H R I C n t i 'W l i r t IH •'>*>'• »* " student violinist of From astride In* horse FRANK SINATRA sweeps KATHRYN IjRAY Spring Frolic* will be held at the Mlasea Mildred Turner. Martha today foi their home in Ktifnula, | H o i i O r t 'l l O n I l i r t h i l t t V vutory in Winin .| m MUM-* "TIIK- klSSlXU U.LVUI I . LlIui j V the Junior High School auditor liiogau, ■F rails Hs n i—o — Robbia n |n Bn-----------■ ■ —1....................................................... Technicolor, ut the UiU Tlu-utir Thursday and Friday him at ttioft r. Mr• \i Mona "iTi" it ,,, " r,,r, ! ------- Cnrlil^nssiH-inte professor of vloit . | "\fl11-s Iteiiv Sbeiiminl Helen * r I Mr*. Joe Stewart ........ted her till, mid u former 'Indent of l„ M “ MONDAY ! wur. Shi* Ia livmir tu»\\ uitli u k Idaughter. Angie, with a birthday Dolti-on of Fern Park, She is a *( i i w i r i r i in ilH Circle* of till1 First Methodist Vlleii Harbrn IGicker Mr*’ H It teMh ■iivr('i1 Ann und )i*'i ohl iimtlirr Latub am|r Mrs. Vl. ILickei « . . . ...................................... !•-«>'. -« day. .............. . a........ mb,-, f Phi Re,a. national pro-' « P t T a l l « l l l H > HUKH Church will meet at 3:00 P. M. Mis* I online I iikunl, who h a s , J , , , , , , , ...... Myrtle Avenue. An tessional imi«lc and speech fra- I I n r l p r \ \ 01171111 H ( ' u n * in a mill unifti t••lent a* follows: Circle Nu. 1 with Mr*. ’ m olV..eV|'n LBJ V ^ t T ' . ^ r .............. WHS ....... the tie. ternity, and of the llaeh Choir 1 , U , l r ’ X ‘■ Thru* :io **•' m flV n rii kiinh •»f W. K. Raines, 210 Holly Avenue; . 0 fur * Eli 1 . d-ration* and refieshment*. A and the Rollins Chamber On-lie* ft mi | t«i he t.11ii*11if ariil v' *•( lilt VI* left on Mon-laay to 'sail Circle No. 2 with Mr*. B. B. Crum­ prize for mi Easter egg gain. Mu, Miss Lovell tin* appeared In i^'m -iVStL-iVr l. o r It M IT T I. * In ’nit dire It" to * i o MU * any gland abuttril tbre "Queen Mary". was ley, Silver Lake; Circla Nu. 3 with won liy r>lanne Sutton utal maiiy musical programs at Rid* " v 11r-i***r-11 1 11**, fm to tunro, lit* hr I Hit'll for Mr*. Freil Wilson. 1U00 Hanford F R A N K F I JUT A wi . iuhu H Marilyn Washburn uns awarded lin* and In Wtnle. i'ark. Sanford |f» | (in Ipw I t.'io llt h o u " f i t Mrs. William While of Alliens, Avenue; Circle No. 4 with Mrs. '•I'.riiiiiinrWIiT in f " of tin* (ioran mil (trlaiido. I n . s . iri,,,. 1 1 > si is IaI prize If.u MI Ipinning M l I f l l l ! } ' Ithe Ilf* Itail I I 1 1 (on l | | 1111 ♦ d limn Mipply »* m «I of • !»•* Merlin _ . ... fva . Ilf?,, o'^ K|Mr, Easter hm.ny. Each .... was \li** Sorey is n <tudent of Ar- nirlif l l lm tri ll hrilidird font* td f*»od m nut; Circle No. 6 with Mr*. E. tl F ik i e l » i « ‘ ,,,L , l,,; !l0|" H - r e * e „ .e d with .... E a s ie r l-askel 'bur K Hutchins, ns-uciate pmMir liriivmi' lh*‘ flvr "Villlr** Hir m Kilpatrick, 228 We*t Eighteenth a n n oBIRTH A viibV offu'i (A11li hfirdly uncem ent f e , " on ': West . ' Stn-r-l. She ....... I.......... ........... nr,,,,, the a fte r- fes*ni of m ice She has been in Hetlii* i While Fir*i I*tifiiiIfh foi I ho 4»'nk"ki, tun »lutlr* jotrts ditily lonnut foi Street; Circle No. II with Mr*. M Hie Kimwle* Mi'iimrial Chapel uiui ■plans to leinrn to Athens on Sou " a wiii«li «»Im* i ** F in n F»vii 1 1 * i in ii it a t h r I r d o not Iktiou lll'otil L Till!*, 1100 Elm Avenue. 1,|Sy Happy Hirlhduv ua» *<iog try c |„ ,„ f,„ i|t,. past three years and llnlin'% '* *« ji f t ..........." mol •#»»fl«*i» Ftttii Malm, vdia -ny' *br i1lie Plillathea Class of the First " I be \\ in Id's (iie a fe v f participated in numerous i ______ _ 11n* inip*t i »»> M»*w *»uf fin1 lui* doiM^ hrl duly Hhr rivi»i\rd only my ’ l'**4 itioio »••••," *!o *iii(l Presbyterian Church will hold u ca k e i Winter I'aik ...... I 'u n M " Mt*» Itav tlallelta of New Yolk leandles on lo-i luitlolav It.ii>r «li him t h I I n (lo in a ll our h lti i fi trio a Mliritl inn no.ill meeting at the home of Mr*. W tile following plogllllli will lie a*U|l«*|||f 0«h \*M I •***'* t«11(i**r I * kri'|» n %%lit* tta in k rd fie» h. Holly heart ut 8:00 P. M. Mr* ............................ Mr.and Mr* Hugh .............. J r . Ciiy a.nv.-.l „„ Sunday *p.-„.l, " " ........ ple*entcd hrl Hv** I« (i,!ilifItM-tw hto v all tiny It. A. King ami Mrs. Felice West ,,f Jacksonville announce the Idrlli two week* » ill. Inn b.othe, amt '* " 11 1111,11 Hoi - lir - hon»d a |nlr *4 ii-i I■•*i A p r i l llh S::tli I'. M. wilt serve a* hostesses with Mrs. H Juugliter Patricia Klailie on ' sister In law, ............I Mr* Rail lb ..........ni*’Vinr the paiir with) "t ungi M-il i 'll.i Rene", (,lii*cp loop ll - k i up h r l h til r ll 11 to -iri lit it food II. 11is-1*'* ‘b'Mi1*. Dr Falls. "Can (li'MiitiH ■ it)iiiol pitiniw at IMtim* p m v r l lo 1h r " ttirVIHK lu t h r l of .Mar ........... 20. Mr*. Crossou is 11,«• form- , Calletta, at then home si fit) Angie were Sue Itridv Hi.llylicuib ....... .. .......................... -loll 1 M e I alia l»y C atharine1 Kill1 Aveioo tclvingl. il, Mulch, tla I' kiiiillicit, ami Wn^-hHdim a u f o h h tin * i ' i i i l n " ni to '-trip a Chapters of the auxiliary of Holy Newsome of Sanford llllt \ M ill H I M i IF t i in fe r i in Mum _______ ___— i Maiilv.i ninl Candrii Wu-lihurii, So.i-v Hie t S /on,', und F old* ro u t \ im m i lift to m y "14 m int ^ C io is Episcopal Cliurch will meet \ I I d 1 1 (If 11 M Sonata No foi | l.ieui t ub Ju lia n I! Adam s, T e rr y and Union Nella.*, Chria Jl,u," i inii'iiel. r . ll e and Wnu*t»tf are 9 * ' 3:00 P. M. us follows: St. Agues *'W r « veil y r l lrtfn»> a kill*.! n* tt» • ■bo. tlreie tiv Anne l ovell unit T R D T II M E E K E R S M E E T J J i . o f Wiliniliton, I M is expect Aker-, Ibuuoii M u r io n Mi mine Hir ic 'p u li'il'illt y of Ihe 'If, yea, I will. .Mrs. W A. Fitts, Celery -o p p lv l h r - m il* 'i w ith * 'A R I f hatliaiinr < atln 1 lie .T ru th Seeker* <la- n of H on Frutiiy to attend ' . , , , .................... . Avenue, cu-bustess, Mrs. Irving . ie. le.d to u i n v e ...............— .......... Sulim i. I ■ lie Joiu--, |t„l,o Hob 1 " l i n i n ' T u n C o i ' i i i ' , R i/ e l; " W it old woman chief I . .. . .i. I paic cltoil I -no dv a n , I kce| Itltll J*k|l||S|l|| reiulieig; HI Ann's with Mrs [_ir*t_ .Mi-tliudist l.mirrh met la s t'th e uatioi,al meeting o f'th e All bai.t and I kiii n -poii-il>l* Mini t'liougli I J , i i " * i* I u i « l ’ nr. -'H I ♦nin' ,, „ , .. | M m id elti ll” , lit rtlt.i) . "M em H r l will lie Hm food i- i taily :ti llie ml pm I oi MiMBin Russell, Loch Arhor; St Monday at the church annex w ith, Guards m Orlando -and ........................ .. Mi I v f lit * I IM I'll ilU ’filhrii*'* in*- > Si-loillim ' r - ' •"ell Schumann hy Catherine till Hie —nv In Hir.u." to oni'lte i ^ junI- mid -*■i P"est of his parrid* ui their Frank Ak. I'aiberine at the Parish House M u John Crawford prending. l!( \ * III •7 I mIH'K, UlM lltlll III!' » I**• I* I n !•« 141 ll 'llllt ’ ..lev SuMmi, M, F in n II k I.o i ipliillii'd . . on 1‘ark, , Ayriiue Making ............................ It t It'llke. M rs., Si Maik’s will meet at 8:00 P M i-ollowing tlie devulioiinl given hy- , liome liile r iiu * * io |i tv h triirv rr ri i i «** *Ib «I I Mi* Nellie Vnoghii, plans - 1..... -.... - ' iHie n trip wdh Col. Adam* will be y|, |<»tp|, H„i,|,u,d Mi l l o i n e r ' .................. were . i , Pile It* Hi.i M n g i- I.a le '* f-m.l in the Parish House. " N i l i l H it*l» • Ilia* Itll 11 Vu r v 311 made fur a covered di*,, ilrw co,,p, ■i ut ton with Hie * 1. Iinn-'iieoi. iiiic Iip o ii I^...... . »‘«ul It It.nurd. l l t i . h y Se llars. M,* o c r t - ' T' " ' ' v,o rk * , Jiethtrs, Mr* JJaacckk M Vlittri to be Indd in the Crawford garden j A m e in n ii li u t i- li and t irlich I In11 it it"** mtilvf 1 Inii|**- 44 fil'd ll tm l run, Mr* H M Smtlli, Mi-* H a i ­ Mibu*»v. “Sell.-im in II Minor S iilliff lll \ I flB'V III i k l ID (n ..... . ............... .. Raisins to lie put Into salads un Mnk Avenue, Following Hie Mi*s Marguerite Grave- left " 11 ic l l MiitHo-w - ti lot I III1 Ill'll.o *-»-'* , I..,"", l„ K alh eiim - Carlo. . d e l- Ihe II In I 111' (i!ll ill'll *tf ttll* SlriH^ taste especially good if they un- meeting refreshment* w e e served i »l*«y I" re,urn to liei ho.nr* 1,1 Cl aiiillallo-l. I I! Mew in I till f«zni| 11 '!ll"|ln| I • I n till' fn iiiC riiM ii*'i*t(»'r| fm 14ii.'hUtlftl lilllt i " 1', Helm*, " I n |'he Sdeiu'i- of H tiliU t'i "plumped" first. To "plump”. ulrolil 20 iiiemher* jColiimlua, S C. after vi iimg lx-) 114411|f ll illi|i<>iri'. ti id 1 .iff »*! Un li n u l f h t y ' i c Ii i»* k 1»ri 11** i t oi If a - 1 1 1 .11100 - VI t ll I tier k 11" N i c Ii i " , Kin liiiiKiiimifl, h i ini'tri litt4 lU th 'll Itll 11 i t i f aril •Ti'iillii(l|' f 1ri m m i .sister und hrotlicr in law, Mi 9 wasli tile raisins ill hoi water, _ -------_ f*m.| " flir 01 VI..,1* , ll,,li 1 It, VI1001 allil Mainly and the Spidci " , I'nmli* p«*flnil .11hi f it l t i | i ii mid Mr- Rov Holler m, Mellon turn them Into a strainer, cover f! 4i»v*' I ii| Innl. 1.Jty ud Ihu 'U i4 iiHiuliuc Holey VI i|,,, I 1,1111 1 1 t'l iidlo llolis the strainer und place it over i To make Ehk* Renedicl put a ville Aveniu* Al*i> visiting Hn* i l t t f ' k , K r i l U Itn liii i *4u( t-4 “I il‘-f til l I ririi , i|rilc'k in f hih' hn Nonulina lip IMil fm piano and boding water to steam fur utiuut slice of sauteed bum and a puach- Hollei's i* Mr* II Pre-roll Herr, "M'** i n ) j* 4l |r« lU tll-ft'l 1 III' Ml Jiu l t hv ittnlris In ini|iii»vi' ;im o'li,i, Dvorak tiv tim e I ov.dl, i |it n l " z triii|»**l«'iil f" t »4 filing, h» 6 minutes. Be sure to chill the cd egg on lialf of a toasted Eng- another sister of Mr*. Holler'*, In i i ' , " I ’ m u Malm smil, n i l VM . l WI Hv I t E r n PRIISSF.R Kail......... Carlo plumped raisins before adding lisii muffin and tup with Hoi- of WelDton, M, Mr*. Herr plan* I Itll them v%hill nii|| tif ftitd) i*t it* "Hi* «»' li nt in ti it «im 111^ C H IC A G O Mi* Jo h n H rnd orff them lo the sa la d ._____________ lundaise sauce. to return in Ohio on Friday Miitr«*4 ii 11>I ut w l r i l t’Hrit 1 4ult* tin* |rii"l " i s m c i i l l i - vi l u l l ' t l i r I Hit \ M 1 1 1 never tin* lieeli m mi opera, lint Ulltl tl'Hli the s tu ff fill" f" f>t lit t tliI li ft l»U" l*»'i*IB \%II| k l l l g . " "he's played .......... .. Aida, .Salome ,„ ridiculous. I'lie idea I* that flit* uiriitii tw/* *4i f THE g a r d e n g a t e i« )"i ...........I vmop* many lim es r , heailliful and in kee|tiag **1 iii' r * Iitiii:jt't* l In*1 film , frit By MHH. J. L. INGLKY hef.uo|H'ru-i(.>l,ig ti,rungs Mr*. Ilimlorfr gavr up her lial- I fit'll) (In* itriin*«t u u y in itn> ttf Garden Club Program, Station WTHH, Momlay al 7 in P. M. it * tie. Iiidiby. Mi* , it tidorff |<>. ti'**nii* to muriy a C Cm,,*,,,,, HOLLYWOOD. Mar. IIP (A1) llle u g o jt|„. five aif|>iifti«. iiiilmt'l m\ ttrit Mldweek medley: hlgliliglil* and feel* if* appriipnali' to ill* ** like phy*ieian and settle down R ut1tm l tiffu m l' ut till* uirpoit x tin $ tin Wednesday of last wuvk Mrs.! Putted Plant: I.iiida lluridiill, sidelights mi Hi,* Hollywood new*. Hu- li-'i.ilii" -vli.'ii -lie i.tti'iul.* tin- in' never forgo! wlint she term* loiw to mix light and heavy good* John Hchtrard, Jr. chairman of | blue rlblmn. Youth is finally being served upeiii oi hulteC She him iiK*eiuhlfd niy fir*l love" and soon liegau in each plain' load and take cine the Junior Garden Cluli* of San­ Doll Tea Table: Frances Middle- oil Hu- 'crecn, al least on Ha- dis­ enough "lillfdi'" costume* l„ en- >h'*tgiiiiig costume* to wrui to Hint all .............. . food m e on hand ford presented the prizes and rib­ ton, blue ribbon utile liei In iitlernl prni-tii'iilly any KuRel peifuim.... . taff sld". to lie -tupped bon awards won by the arheol Km "Swim Lake," .lie wears a For some time I've been uoiing pei-foi inuii-e IIHi led in u gown us Giummar School: Tile iillies' plan vva* lo hu>e all J children In the recent Junior G ar­ Poster, Hoti Hlioemakei, blue, Hint Hollywood'* stars are getting near like that of Hie pi non donna white evening gown udorned with eleven dav*' "lock of food al Hie den Cluli exhibits of tha Garden ribbon. while plume* und white plume air port*, a three d ay*' slin k on older, with few youngsters being or prinui Imlleriiiii a* po*.*ili|e. Club Flowar Show. Thfc pupils t'llie Mr*. Oriulorff....... . u luillel stu- lieiiildre**; fur "Guile Pnrmiftine," ra ilw a y freight c a l - and a 'Id developt-d to replace them Young Paintings: were highly praised for their inailr people, who represent the inajur- dent and now the imdliei of Hncu mi the other liuml, *he'» u wicked d a y s ’ stock in lli'iliii," F ra n Hahn Harriet Kedding, blue and white Drest and participation and were i»y. of Hie movie .............., havejdmiglder*, design* tier own d, ■**es inti-can gill with n row of .iuek- reported told that the Junlo*- Hhow was ribbon. IiihI lo watch Mil, -III and fill-year- and ha-- them made id ........ . n.g.piok mffle* under u slinky " R ill we surpassed tin* plan hy Charlie Russi-tl, red rlblmn tha best ever held in Hanford. tiituef . Muck gown fa r -o Hint rallo lls fm lifi day* School entry, soil experiment, old film home, and heroines. A The svlnnors of the various blue ribbon. Itv applying varum, nec.-.-o-1 ,\ gold lam)- dress trimmed now a l e in llerlin mid Ili.iHUI ton* DV not that those ages ore le*x w classIflratluns were as follows: Interesting. Few heronn- good act­ ries, you can change them j will, gold .-oi k feather* and a of food are stm ed al F lu nkfiir t Dish Gardens: Bird House Contest: Judge, Mr. ors until they pn** Ihe 3d mnik. aiouiid, site *aid. "tin- idea i* "' gold fealhei lieaddre-.* i* her eo»- alone." sill' lidded Kenneth Kumscy, blue ribbon. Jack Russel). V o;V p __ _____ |tum e fur "f’ui| D'tlr." while a Rut youth deserve* n break, too. ___ ____ Winking with 11 M all of three, Robert Heolpy, red ribbon. fr, first prize won by Graham fm t h e K itltlic s Progress i* being made in this i perform ance of " ’Ih e N i itn u ck e r F ra u 11ii )i it, a refugee fn-in the Pnttlc Witte, wliite rilitinn. Riggs, Soutliside School. lias helped mid e , S i n t " find* Mi* lirm lu rff ilresseil tin* uni zone, 1 proud and -ate Margaret Moore, yellow ribbon department Not so much in the •ealtt. Thai . t'l second prize won hy Riliyl Flower arrangements: S tm ie i lit t e r S u i t s ini liu\ mule division. One of tin- few Ie x a * Ihe most avid niovlii . l a t e jut a C lir is lm a . motif, wdli a -mall fled having handled liei |oh w ill Tyre, Houthside Hehool. j Miniatures: by 'Ih e t ii .-en J t !lu i.t ma* tie e head ornam.-iil " a l l e a -1 my allied counterpart bright young uctor prospect, i* a- evidenced till l"lin- Inn will) siiui't I'tinl fi r,(l third prize won l.y Nancy | Kenneth Ramsey, blue ribbon Promise" piemieie m floust 2H.yeni'-iibl Muntgiiniery Clift. lopping a foil -killed -lively tell me I have." -In- explained Vl 11a vs;I v Iiii llet 'i Get the prices down hoy* and Cushing, Houthside Hehool. | Myrn.i Eubanks, red ribbon dress The female list i* more Ini Two hundred HioiisiiNd inn* of Honorahie mention went to Ken-! Yvonne Cullun, white ribbon pressive. Among the virtual cln yozs ll get Hie folk* loo k in Me. wardrobe include* Jupa- to 1 tmve been or del rd >h " I ■• .St l,\ ^ <■* ’ U e 11itv e n ie lli 1 neth Ramsey for two entries and .-lies for stardom ure Elizabeth John Lund is u victim of film net-e kimono* fm "Madame Rut- illeil. 1 liiiliged, 1 Hlici'lled illl'l " • Small arrangements: Iti nil ciilm * itn liiilme r r u v .III! also Larry Wallis of the Grammar Taylor, 17; Wumlu Hendrix, 20; producers' prejudice a g a i n * i terfly," a liare-midriff number like ordered hy tin* -mull Geiiiinli Charlie Ru*seil, blue ribbon lliveiuh-l blonde acto rs. They claim few the our made fuimni* by Lily womnii wlio l"-t loti tm tmml. .School, and to Thomas Minor In Shelley Winters, 2fl; Marta Torrn, Martha Cameron, red ribbon. the older boy group. 2.1; Ava Gardner, 25; Ann Illyth, blonde men become .t a i* Willing Pons for “ l.iikme," an embroid­ futhi'i uud lo'iHiei limine Ho Clarrlce Craft, white ribbon. " I ' l l - s s y MlH.-vt’ i l l e s - n ' - s II I * i | h Hlrd and Flower Scrapbook Con­ 2U; Rhonda Fleming, 23; and Co- to do tint not dye for old Pain ered mumlaiiii coat uud Chinese Dawn Pearson, yellow ribbon. I'n le I'iltk tlllil W h i l e ■Mount, he said he'd take a fti*t headdress fm "Till ambit," and u test: Judge, Mrs. Julius Ding* Iren firay, 22. Large arrangements: feliler. Interesting to note the last Haiti hack to New York if they •Tight ivd, ruffle' 'lie* with -lie -aid "Oil Muyday we liuvi- a Kenneth Ramsey, blue rlblmn Houthside School: three are Ring Crosby's Isle-1 tried to alter his lock* •'lack lace oiunlilla, high comb Maypole ut liMUii- and all tin- 111In Martha Cameron, red ribbon. 12 first prize won by Peggy Lund cited lighl-loppi-il Alan and tiirtui.e--liell fan for "Car­ ming*. lending Indie*. Hi, Ringl Hu Christina*, we have "inClarice Craft, white ribbon. I .in 1.1, Vun Johnson, Duiiiiy Kaye Ann Thornlay. men." Howard Hughes, like many log tree uud eueh of ll - tin til Dawn Pearson, yellow ribbon. Sonny Tuft* und argue* Hie pro f l second prize won hy Ann Texan*, Is a tough guy lo tangle Her three daughters tile oldest men little tree, t"" Junior High School: Thurston. with. His fetid with United Art portion of blonde male .tat* i i* in nil lege all "have taken Shadow Rox, Phyllis Shames, ‘ "I'ld* fliylstm ii- I did mine m Honorable mention, Lola Loulpa hlue ribbon 1st* started when he was idea* greater than that of Idnnde mule* bullet lesson* fur years," | « -aid tuitions and lion - Hie song, von in Ihe G. S. Yates, Meredith Scott, Dede Shelug Id.* "The Outlaw" through the "I'm not ambitious for them," And my youngesl daughiei Potted Flowering Plant, .lane The busses stood firm In Mr*. <b iid"i ft added. "I don't ex­ know.trimmed _ ran, and Frances Middleton. company. He hml td agree ta u in wiiitn gumdrop English, hi ut- rlblmn. I'huive I IHTi lif i M ugnoltu "Perils of I'niiliiie" hi- w««rt %rii»' pect them lo la- ballerina*. Hot wu* V Weitalde School: lot of deal* to tuke the picture Potted Plant,Wilke, blue rlblmn. jecled to hair rinses Hint made it's just pint of their education. It'.* 11 lid of w m k, Imt it makes lift 12 first prlxe won by Jean Tar with him when lie bought KKO. fllll." Miniature, Margaret MorrDcr., rant. Lately Hughe* has forced UA him look u different -limV in Mrs. Hriidoiff doesn't confine | l xecond prize won hy Mary blue ribbon. 4-r-re + ee-r t++++++++++++++++++++4+ i->-t-r+ n t i-r ++-r n - H t i M-t r r r>+++++++-j to change the ending of |ta hig every scene. For "My Friend her costuming and elaborate prep L a r g e arrangement, Sandra money maker, "Red River," when Irma" he just slap* some hnii g.m ''rations to public performances Ann Ludwig, Honorable mention went to Mar­ Dunn, blue rlblmn. he claimed similarity to a »e oil. It makes him look dark anv She love* partii>*. Westslde School: how. ian Routh. quence In "The Outlaw." "Wo splead d all llnough life,' Grammar School: Third and fourth grade doll Now he's trying to hold tip (2 flr*l prize won by Kenneth hmiMi and garden with family gar­ IM 's "Champion” hi-rauxe of al­ Ramsey, den activities, blua ribbon. This leged likenesses to Ills "The Set (1 second prize won by Shirley u n d table exhibit was the out­ lip." GA probably wishes Ii Tyre. standing entry of the show. The would go bark to Ids fight with Mr Honorable mention went to Her* ant Ire work was done under super­ w riet Redding, and Molllo Joe vision by the school children. The Hu fur nunc has dona mi, bid Mu. I iaiili, materials were al) gathered from If any inuviit bigwig asked tin* Awards made by the out-of-town the woods hy the pupils and such wlint w«» wrong with theater *lVl*"* III hmII i I h III11*1 nnvt ll V judges at the Flower Show and Homs as cement pool, bird bath, business IM nay: admission nrlcc*. presented the children Wedneaday and stepping-stones made in Ihe The must movie complaint* 1 lull, lli'llff1, llfliwll were as follows: rlass rooms. get frum reader* are about thea­ Suutlulde School; ' Box of Miniatures In pastel ter ticket coat*. They claim that Miniature arrangpmentat theater* have priced themzelve* eolora; Nolly Dunn, blue ribbon, Into ih • luxury class. The two-hit First grille entry, blue ribbon. Ann Thuhiton, red ribbon. anil -Hl-ront film Imuxe* are gelSally Clark, blue ribbon. Jimmy Moye, white ribbon. Peggy Aim Lund(|ulat, red rib­ tlllK a* scarce a* nickel beer In most part*. M David Brown, yellow ribbon or bon. hotiureble mention, Take n look hi Texas, where adMary Ann Ludwig, white tiblmii. Rmall arrangementa: Tommy Williams, yellow ribbon. mission* have been kept at a low Dottle Wllllama, red ribbon. Pish Gardens: B. Hodgson, white ribbon. Second Grade, blue ribbon. Nancy Robh, yellow ribbon. Third Grade, red ribbon. Largo arrangemantat Fourth Grade, white ribbon. Nancy Cushing, blue ribbon, Arrangement In German helmet, Tty (htr Hhapper'* Jack Thomaa, red ribbon. Tommy Russell, blua ribbon. Hpedal for TfcuraFlower speclmanit Tea table arrangement, first day. Wallla Pope, blue ribbon. grade, blue e-ibbon. Box of mlnlaturea, arranged hy Deep Fried Devil* Insect display by Tommy Rus* ANT 8 Earl Benton, blua ribbon. ■all, blua ribbon, td Crab—Tartar ■A Dolt Room a m a % n i g u , en* Tha Junior Garden Cluba wish Hauca— 2 Vtga* tarad by Bara Dunn,TTu# ribbon. to thank the Judges who ualsted tablfH— Hot Holla Dish Qarfeaaj In tha show and grateful appre­ —Butler Fred Ball, blua ribbon. ciation to the Garden Club and Jo Ann Hughy, red ribbon. the Garden Center for 91B.B0 for BIMy Thompson, w itiu ribbon. the contest prlzea, —By Mrs, John Schlrard, Jr, Fountain H p • c I a I — fly Airman In tvashabla Roymi.i ami Cntton. Look or abort aleeve* Marahmallow Sundae, 2 acoopa of your favorite in *ullit color* ami plaid*. Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor P e rso n a l s . Social Calender Sr:",,,"* - «“ "•*- ■*■' >--•» •'-; ...... i‘.... ... . ............"<«•"■»• «............. J, . —•- - , J HOROWITZ Mother Oi Three II Opera Hnhhy Hollywood SPRING I ROLK S JUNIOR 111(41 SCHOOL I KIOAY, APRIL 1st I*. M. ADMISSION: sn m'.lvrs KASTKR PASHIONS JACK <S JILL SHOP MISTIER WAX KNOCK-ODT PUNCH SPORT SHIRTS Ice cream with a feneroua aervlag of tuarahmallow topped with a maroach!no cherry . , . Complete ChUfa INSECTICIDAL Self Polishing Floor Wax T 8 ^ ] |r QT8.—l|.t» l TOUCHTON DRUG CO. mmrmm 'fiat*itikk • WE Clothe Tha Family 216 E. Firat We Furnish The Home" Phone 174 �/ •t m m — r --------------■------------------------ym ------------------ -— --------:— s— — — ;— T O R --------- Bfltflj e ^ * mrn• ------—\ *T * • ijfl • **-V ' * .* '*• 1* ^ \* m i v *.V »+ : tu s o ia im THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ford Continue* Vktory String By Defeating FLSmith COMMENTS Tho 8nnfnrd Giants ran their •trlng of spring training victories to five yesterday at the Municipal Alrpo rt training rump of the New York Giants hy defeating the Clas* O Port Smith entry In Him Western Awoelatlon hy n III to In count The contest was halted at the end of the eighth inning. Jack Diehl, Lrn Klaus and dim Olaekin divided Ihr pltehirn* ilu'iei fnr the Sanfordltei, while Len Matte and I ' m! Itomnnelln worked behind Ihn pluto. Manager Orulier is building his Infield around Jim done*, Johnny McManui and Charlli 1'eplo. Jones It Y ARTHUR RECK WITH, JR Herald Sport* Editor From The SIDELINES Baseball leagues Mora than 160 boya of Sanford I me participating In the Lions j Junior League and the Rotary Junior la-ague baseball games. The l.lons league is sponsored by the Sanford Linns Club for boys iietween the ages of 0 and lit. while the Rotary Club operates a rague for laiya between III and in. Season Clowes September 1 At DeLand UFA!) DeLand Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Orlando At Galnravllle At Orlando I Apr. i May ,June .Idly Aug 26 6-23 2-17-20 30 10-26 I May 7-11-21 June 1-12-26 July H Aug. 2-l2-:«l G a in u H v ille ................. SCHEDULE OF THE FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE —• 1949 HoaiMMi 0 |W M April 14 IH 4-22 I -1H-.'to 9-«J» 11-20 THE Apr. May June July 20 2-14 20 10-27 17-27 i_U----- r --------------------------- •'.!> ’*. jMhN< At HI. Auguallne AT HANFORD At Daytona At I'alatka At Leoaburg b FIRESTONES Super Value Sale 20 0 26 3-11-20 7 2-13-20 Apr. May June July Aug. 20 2-11-20 10*27 I7-2H l-.1t Apr. May June July Aug. 21-28 13-31 14 3-201M 8-22 Apr. May June July Aug. 14-30 17 0-22 3-14-22 7-0-28 Apr. 16 May 8-21-29 Jun 16*84 July 11*96 Aug. 16*19 Apr. Nay Juna July Aug. 22 10-10 1*10 6*16 1*17*23 .Outboard Motor SaM \p r. 10 May 13-16-27 Apr. May June July Aug. 20 7-24 1-1226 H 3*12-20 ( Apr. May June July Aug. 14-30 17 0-22 2-28 2-21 Apr. May •line luly Aug. 24-29 13-30 14 3-20-24 8-22 aays "10*10 8*10 July 6*16 Aug. 1*17-20 Apr. May June July Aug. 16 9*81 *29 16*24 11*26 16-10 *3Vi H. P. Slightly Uited 50.00 .ANOTHER 75.00 New 3 Vi H. P. KICKER 90.00 | l II. P. With Forward N e * lira! and Rcrernc 139.35 Apr. Muy lime July IK 4-22 I• IH-.UI 29 Apr. 10 May 8-21-20 June 10-24 July 11-20 Aug. tt» t9 “ Apr. May lime •uly Aug. 21 10-10 8-10 fl-lfl Apr. May June July Aug. Apr. May June July Tffir 14*30 17 6-22 1*14*22 7*28— \|ir. tuy untJuly Aug. 'uno 0-2H luly IH 2M Aug. 6-21 ISANFORD J udo 24*28 13*31 14 3*20*24 »' gg ' 3.98 BOAT CUSHIONS !23e SHEAR FINS II1I.GE DUMPS 3.99 16c 3.99 The Lions league with four CANTING RBftfctt\ 1111 I I III 16 dnh*. the Plant*. t ubs. Itfd Hoi y f y eit at tm ni. Mi'i r r inr* and the Srmlnolea, Is giving HO LKVEI. WIND Apr. 14-30 Apr. 10 May fl-ll-ff, Apr. IH Apr, 26 Apr. 24-28 Apr. 21 i t short stop anil I’enln practiced boy* a aholeaome form of re OTHER REELS 3.9S TO 29.96 May 17 May 8-21-20 May 13*30 May 1-16-27 '••ne 3-11-20 May 5 23 May 10-10 Ot second hasc y r sltuida d ay. rreallon. The Rotary league has COXE • OCEAN CITY * HED* June 6-22 tune 10-24 'uly 7 June 1I-2H Juna 14 June 2 17 20 June 8-10 "This infield gives ua a pretty sii trams Including the Tigers. DON -I.ANGLKY -THE FINEST July 1-14-22 July 11-20 July 3-20-24 July p.;:y St. Augustine July IH-27 Vug. 2 1.1 30 July 0-10 IIE R A IJ) good start. However we still am Giants, Indiana, Grace*, I'lratea Aug. 7-28 Aug. 16-10 Aug. 6-21 Aug. 8-22 Aug. Ill Aug. 1-17-27 not sure who wr will get to fill and Cubs. The Rotary league Sept. I tho gap at first i.ase," Manager trams have nearly 90 hays on CASTING RODS Oruber declared this morning. their rosier. Apr. 20 Apr. 30 Apr. 16-20 Apr. 10 Apr. 2.1 Apr 17-27 Apr. 22 3 .OM To 25*00 May 3-14-26 Hy participating In these base­ May 0-26 May 12-30 May fl.20.2R May 4*22 May 18 May 1-10 SemlnoIcH Defeated lune 10-97 ball gatm-s the hoys gain valuable June 3-11-26 June D-18-30 lime 13 •line 6-21 •un" 16 23 June 7-20 SANFORD MONTAGUE - HEDDON FOR July 17*27 July 10-10-23 July 7 July 0-20 July 1-1.1 21 lit how to get along July 6-16-31 July 12-26 KALAMAZOO • TRUE TEMPER By Red Sox 15-» knowledge Aug. 4*26 Aug. O ld Aug. 2*13*31 Aug. 0-21 Aug. 11*26 Aug. 1120 with other youths, the physical Aug. 10-2.1 MAMMMMMMMMMMMAMIm P The Red 8m defeated the Hem- training is valuable ns well as the Apr. 26 Apr. 2.1 Apr. 20 Apr. 16-20 Apr. 17 27 Apr 22 Apr. 18 Instruction In fair play and sports­ LINEN SILK NYLON LINES Inolss at the Lake Front Park hy May 4*22 May 2*14*26 May l-tfl May tS May 0-20 28 May 12-31 May 7-W HUNDREDS OF PLUGS AND IIUNIIR a 16 to J margin In the Linns manship. June 1*18*29 June 10-27 June 6-21 June 1.1 •ime 7 .'ii June 16m June 4-12-26 Daytona The two civic nrganlistlons are Ll'HEH TO CHOOSE(F R O M ■ League play yesterday afternoon 30 July 17-27 luly M 3 21 'uly 6 16 :i| July III 10 2.1 July 12 26 STATE July July 8 John Meisch win umpire for the In lie praised for their work with Aug. 11-26 Aug. 4-20 Aug 0-21 Reach Aug. 0 IH Aug 14 20 Aug lit 23 Aug. .1-12-20 the children of Hanford, and for games. Sept. I HOOKS - SINKERS • FLOATS Davis ami Whatley were the sponsoring the leagues. SWIVELS . S N A P S • FLIES Leaders In the l.lons league Apr. 21 Apr. 16 20 Apr. 26 Apr. 19 batteries for Mnnnger II. J. Hi*A p r 23 1LINK I lH llH H I NO . NET • May 0-2O-2H May 12-30 May 6-26 bee’s Red Hoi, while MrCall and Inrlude Jack Morrison and Ed­ Mny I I 0 May 3-11-16-27 May 6-23 •SEINES June 16-23 June 3-11-26 .'illy 10 10 23 LEAGUE June 2-17-30 Ju n e 6 21 Carlton were Imteriea for Harry ward MrCall, managera nf the P alatka June 9-28 Giants) Henry Witte, manager nf July 12-26 m i' 13 July 7 July 0-20 J u ly 2-13-21 Robson's Hcminolcs. July 18-28 Aug 14-27 Aug. 2*13-31 111,;. HIH Aug. 10-24 Aug. 0 18 "Both teams showed , Improve­ the Cuba) II. J. Rlsbee and Joe Aug. 6-30 MINNOW BUCKETS ment In play, and the Red Hoi Moaa, Managera nf tho Red Hni j Apr 17-27 May 3-11-16-27 Apr. 23 A p r. 21 Apr. 18 Apr. 16-171 TACKLE BOX Apr. 26 hitting was especially good," As- and Harry Rnhonn, manager nf May IH May I 10 June 9-26 May H-'.'O 2H May 7*24 May 12-31 May 6-23 27e PORK RINI) alltanl Manager Joe Moaa of the the Hemlnolra. Msrrelle Faille, •uue 7 20 June 6 21 July 18-28 June 4-12-26 Ju n e 16-23 June 1 .1 June 1-17-20 Ted Williams. John Melarh, John Red Hoi declared. 1.62 FISII KNIFE July 0-16-31 Aug. 6-80 July 2 13-21 J u ly ID 26 July 8 July 10 10-2.1 NEWS Leesburg July .10 Hrhlrard. A. I,. Skinner and Al i HUNTING KNIFE 2.77 Aug. 10-20 Aug. 0 21 Aug. 3*12*20 Aug 14 27 Aug. 0-21 Aug. 10-24 Katerann are umpires for the ( Four Dorh (Qualify FERRULE CKMKT Sept, I 10c games, which are played on the .1 Front Park. For Derby Event l ake Manager* of the Hotary Lea­ 79c Gloria K. Desert Streak, Mel gue teams Inrlude F. D. Hrott, nld Van Boael, Grean Bov, Wia., Taylor, end coach a t Michigan ! B A ^ B A L L S Make (aooHH H uhtie, Ling and llonnymore, who fin- Tigers) George Hllne. Giants) and Gena Bernard!, .Sturgeon 1.29 State, was named head football | S O U H A L L S Kennel Club Entries S|»ortH In Brief (■had In that order In the ninth Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr., Indiana; Bay, Wia.. took lead In Amerl. coach at Oregon State. I B A L I. G A PS Dutch Dehncrt ily AHHOCIATKD I'ltF.HH race at HnnfniiMHlnmhi Kennel Hobby Newman. Hra-m; Roy run Bowling (Jongrest doubles T o n im rra asu.F.CTinx* U n d a t a d—Toronto defeated - - - - - - - - - - - llnllrr. Pirates and llnh Cornell, Club last night, i|iiiilif!rd for the division with 1132. n r M cnnn a m n n Huston. .1-1, and Detroit defeated IIAHF.il A1.1. AI* NKWSFKATUHKH track's annual Greyhound Derby Cub*. It. I.. Perklna. Jr., It. K. iHindon — World Mldrilyrelght Montrial, »■!, In the National HKHT SELECTION OF GLOVES Klrat—Merit It. Hu*«mire |i»tcn.| CINCINNATI Wulter MillS A ItA 'fG A SI’RINGH, N. Y True. Hubert I’earre and II. II. •r. Mltssa. Apr. H. Champion Marcel Certian knock Hockey League's Stanley G up1 A BATH NOW IN HTOCK Hecund K * * * r l'* - y . 7“ “ •'*•■*• — Huge, Toft -spoken Dutrli Dell- hiy, secrelnry-treasuier of Imse- ed out Dick Turpin of Britain In Tho balance of the field will lie Pope are arnrera fnr the games. Melissa playoff*. Toronto leads 3*1 and 1 I.KKT HANDERS GLOVES nert, tlie gent linskellinll ran hall, said lionus players already The American Legion sponsors determined In the seennd dm by , . . seventh round of a scheduled ten- Detroit and Montreal are tied 2*2. , , , Third—Jim Torn Hay. Hack thank for the revolutionary pivot under contract would not lie perii Junior team, and plana to operate HiiooIh elimination race Thursday. In the heat-of-aeven semifinal V« It during the early summer months. Koorth—I'rlncesa l'siith»i " "" play, has a couple of suggestions mitlrd a year of minor luhgur ’ Cor v■II **Or»— averne CLOSEOUT ON GOI.F CLUBS (Kip) scrlei. ilcrluod ctulds. Imaly Hi|U«ak for the improvement of the game, seasoning under the new bonus AND IIAGH. COME IN FOR „ ------ r : Klfth—lllskr I Klrean’a t-.lle. The ei-Origlnal Celtic ace, who rule. Trautmnn S uch Bright PRICER. IT WILL PAY YOU. ItriMiklyn Dinner yHlll| Apple. RACING romped Hie iH in rd s with such GOLF BALLS ( for IJM Hranch Rickey, president of the Mlsili Tonis Kl«al«r. li..tnna Outlook For BaHcball Hrooklyn ALBANY, N Y .-T h e New court greats as Nat Holman, I l r l t s , Jo h n H a r v a r d Dodgers, net lug as tons! H llk conch of CCNY, and Joe Lap York assemiily approved a hill to Hsvsntti lloriov llnoiisr RMMWWWMWMMMMWWMMMM CALL US FOR A DEMONSTRATION l, W in ( l l r l MOHII.E, AIn., Mar. DO—(/in— master nt a recent shindig given H »lUatil chick, of the New York Knlrks, create ii roninilttre to study l.,u*f M|..n«. Ts««s 3.98 LAWN GOLF The head of the minor Icifgtiri In Vrio Ih'iii-h hy Hiutr Road Com­ pari vigorously contends there is one Icgalliatlon of o fftrack missioner Mcrril llnrlier for of­ says liaschnll will he played at a ' " N m i h - 'c n r k y 'a llltts. Tulfv lllll. major change to make noil some multicl betting In the state, GAMES We are now able to make Immediate delivery on mowl ficials of tliu Stale Rond Dnparl- ( I s o r a ln T e c h , faster clip this summer. hustling to do If haskethiill is to i BOWIE, Mil.— Apprentice Hen* j FUN FOR ALL Tsntli—lliissls’s Irnua*. Northmenl and memhera of lie Hrooklyn modelK and Hbout one week to 10 daya on all modcla. George M. Troutman, president reach even greater heights and ny Clvltello rode four winners nt western. Ilnpld Kellsr. team, called on Walter "Red" llarof the National Association nf T it s iiH ir r a K v n m . s slay there. .the llowle Race track. y t H S T H A I 'r ) — y a t a r l l r .Professional . . . . ______ liaschnll lcag tlM ,Jl,lr. who once left Hanford In seek Dchnert believes hakkethallj MISCELLANEOUS I I'la s o n T o e s . J I t o s s u ilie |i« BADMINTON EQUIP* aald yesterday he liased his p ra.|fam e and fortune, to give an add- re n d e r. 1 M w ltt T im a . ♦ I ’ lc N P e r . “goon*” should lie made to show' Atlantic City, N. J . —Don* ATHENS BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. .ALL I m e n t s p e c i a l p r ic e s through all* “ — . . „ , . diction nn the Improved ehowlng. reae In .10 seconds. I I'H S lie d o w n . S M llS s n . 7 T e s o . a Inclr worthiness (Year Pochard Dealer around play rather than marc | Mlkana and Joe h ulks don l pop m*de hy younger plnyera. ] "Red" obliged and told hin 20# Bert i fa, a R t'flin HAI'M—ra tn rto up verY very «l*"n, often, UUl hut mere there are physical stature. “P "Before the end of the 1940 ll■l•n•ra. including Harry Kudcll 528 Mouth Bird. DeLand, Fla. Ph"M <*> iKMMMNMMMMMMMMMMMW I tied Chain. 1 Mllver Jewal. I "When I planned the pivot "’■"Y W,''J •*« Broomed Into Maoon, I hellcvn we'ro going to he #f Hanford, the complete hlatocy Kaaar Play, « Taw Hall, a l.lberly 2.66 TENNIS RACKETS play. I pin planned It for use nt var-• »»l*h seasoning a*»lng as good « md nf liaaa- of tho Brooklyn Dodgem, of cot- llnund, a Jndaan l.ea. 7 HUIr » nlay, Dutch contends that when the Io n s s p o ts on th e c o u r t ." s a y s . hall as we hnd before the wnr," he lege days at the University of NNI> 3 for l.flQI I 1 « M il. mu-V i ' Delmerl. "Today, they put a hfg preaent stars hum .out, tlie talent commented. "Ilnaehnll Is inpidly Florida and rsrapntles with surk RACKET PRESS pranksters as Sid llerlang and till nf Itnll. I It's lull. f. Hunufii. r. fellow close to the basket and **")’ moves into their shoes has catching up." I"..1"’ W"1 "*» rs.lorful or else TABLE 'terrll llnrlier, and nf his early Tore Time. 7 HarkMfment. s Jlo. heeiHlse of his height there Is Trautrnan is on a awing lliromrh M Turn Fill D ayMTII ................................. nnthl.io » smaller guy ran do ex. I"," ,h" 11 'vin ""■••’f »• Die ticket TENNIS SET 2.88 various spring (mining camps. He days In Hanford, aald Harry. IMI i;—FiUwrllr ...... II1M I . window. Dutch I relieve* the clubs I IMnky <t4*firN*f. <1 I'rlmPhR l'«n cept foul him." Mr. Kudnll in relnting this event, Ibrr. plana In la- Imck in Cnlumhtia, (),, BOXING 3 Dimly I l.llllt* Hm»r Either widen the foul lane it }['M ■ » hack log of stars neglected to state whether the |pr, & Mr FlrpliMlI, •» .llmmlr Mmiim, (omorrnw. Sel 1.76 GLOVES through a farm system will weur He said the minor leagues will noted s|iorts commentator finish­ 7 Dr mil Hoy. 5 WmihIm IuihI MuI'Ip thu emwns mid count the cash. PUNCHING HAG 4.76 FIFTH I U IT —s Y IM Mil* operate with Ml leagues tills sea­ ed In Hie time requested hy Ml. of Hie court big enough to keep HUN GLASSES 33c son. one mine Hum Inst year. lU rke y. W hile In Veto Beach. M r . \ l / ,llV 7 l' ^ : V Il» lilg fellows from simply, The lliliiilier of cliihs has m u ll­ and M rs. Ku d cll attem leil the game m up. s Nsiiu- It. T T o n Hiutr s these 1*66. PICNIC GRILL turning around, feinting a hit and' ed a record higli of III, lie said. Iietween Hrooklyn and the I’hllad- Glrrun's Cite PICNIC ROHE 5.88 dropping them In. S I X T H H t l ' K — . v i a W ile "A good ninny of llie smaller lea­ elpliia Athletics. I lllillln a H e lls . : A u u o s ts . S WldiIrnlag the lune already linn GASOLINE gues which updated with sii T o n i* K l s a l r r . t V e ro n ic a tied S been suggested In some circles 9 .9 * STOVE Id ly M a r r ' s U u e H iiu en k 7 T id y clubs have eipanded to eight hut has not met with much sup. Ite w a r d , I Jo h n H a r v a r d TWtl 1.10,006 VICTOHIEH dubs this season," he added. port, However, Dehnert's sugi m t i v n i N t n ; — .v ia wits NEW YORK—(/II—Walter Lit* I. J Ily Jin g o . ) l a i l y geitlou of a half circle Is some­ 1«enherg, a auccnafiil rider on F loI r eWn cine . iIH rHo A LITTLE OUT OF SEASON F a nt S C a m e In n , a thing rise, and with a three-sec­ ilk H o i. 7 T r o t A w a y , s ll ii n n r Quick, Long-Lasting ’ California tracks, Is tha only MBanner BUT WHAT A BUY ond rule In forre there, It could • Jockey to win two |60J)00 stakes “CHARLIE TRIPP1” 2*32 r . i u i r r n h a c k —a / ia w ile cause the pivot man to do some Q B z Z j i 'during the first two mmitha of t Itn lti H u n te r. 7 T r i a s H r el .1 tal! ntrpping. FOOTBALLS 1040. C n h a l.e e I la y a ta lu n a . d F a v o r it e DOORS OPEN 12:11 C.M. DaH. “ ■ "Getting the tl big men to hustle Lltienherg scored with Lurllne M a rs h a ll. « ii ' F u lt u i i Huy. 1 C a s t e r Matinee* (Or • Evening! 44r Is not the only t hlng that would B. a 30 to 1 shot, In the H * • * rc k e't. i s•T lHl lr itIkHe i : — A / in W ile done with a wider foul lane Children I4e Margarita handicap on Jan. 32. RIFLES ft SHOT GUNS I H e ,r a t a T e c h . 7 C u r k t 'e H ills , A month later he piloted Oaff ry t It-the - ll e n a r d . t » lr . H h urt- or n half-circle," claim:) Dutch. AIR RIFLES |. 7 5 "It would open up the game more 7 to 1 chaneo, to victory In Mtt tu n J. J u s t A M 'ac, d J la g lu C h o ic e . •I .u c *k , *I -T l i l-Las! Day Wednrsday t y "••• H ill Instead of presenting a set pat­ Santa Rusana Stakes. With jock I F IIV' rItlji SPONSORED BY c v r ii n.arc.—a te a n . GUN KITS 79c valuo *§/ tern revolving around n tall pivot •ys getting 10 percent of the **.*••» w* • • I Ite iild K e lle r . 7 P a u l l.n w * . 1 money won (n stakes I.ltienberg'* ta lih y I .ad , I C la s s y C u ss, i N o r t h ­ man. You’d see plenty of action •tWMNMMWMNMMMMMMMMIP Seminole High School Band e (Is n s rs l B lv e t s , 7 mid better haakotball.' two stake winners nstted him at w e s te rn Dchnert also warns that unless *WE ARE CLOSING OUT THE leaat 18,420. Both horses are fll* ll s a s k s Utan. I l l u i a l e s In ie a e . top.flight pro cage team* look Ilea. FINEST LUGGAGE AT STU* GIGANTIC — SPECTACULAR to the future, they will be ru9* PENDOUH SAVINGS. NICE TO ning nut of material. The George OWN—N I C E FOR GRADUA* THE CIRCUS BEAUTIFUL TION OR BIRTHDAY GIFTS— from Los Martinos, also I.1H, of Stockton, Thursday & Friday! BUY NOW PUT AWAY UNTIL PRESENTS nai, knocked III the ninth round of their echePRESENTATION TIME. Dr. Henry McLaulin conscious (Inled 10-round limit. today. Dropped hy the blow, Cornwall Qplnmttriat weighs IflH struck his head on the mat with ARCHERY EQUIPMENT sd with a a thud which was heard through* III KagMlIa A?#. PIm m I I I STARRING AT 1.3 OFF chin hy Tote out the auditorium. ROGERS BROS 3 RING CIRCUS ANFORD, MON. APR 4th HE w* 1 DAY ONLY CAPUDINE r A PARADE OF SPANGLES FRANKIE LOU WOOD r - " l s 1 / S \ ,w 1 O K U HI M \ M i l ' I I I 1% • » N I I \ I I * . \ 1 " ' 1111 f l \ S I M M \ If If 1 » v\ G reyh o u n d |R a c in g “QUEEN OF THE A!R“ CAPTAIN EDDIE KUHN LAST TIMES TONIGHT! “F1UHTIN0 LIONB A TIGERS" TOMORROW JIMMY O’DELL and hit “EQUINE ARISTOCRATS' 260 PEOPLE 250 GARAGE MEN — DEAL CAR O W N E R S — GS1 BRAKE LINING PRICES W W W M IM M M IW M M M M N USED TIRF-H USED TUBES MUST REDUCE TOY STOCK $2500.00 * EVERYTHING REDUCED! I I JUST A PEW EXAMPLES lie BOORS III M S DOLLS l*tV 14.96 TRAINS HERDS and CAGES i ' J i V i , * .( NlRtk Race—5*16 Mils 1* I* I* 4* t Mr, Shortstop Tuffy Bill Plying Luck Just A Woe of ANIMALS Greyhound O u t U om the • s ir to o lte o te r WOEX a t ItM u i WLOF at «>M with •u V °* u * Rube's lUwird 8 3 * Chole. <4 2 PERFORMANCE ONLY 2)00 and 8:00 P. M. Corner Celery ft, Me AcaaearaoM ballp ipr Ui « i p *•£ »:^4 \ ■V>,y P F,<. W*' l*ci ' i t " r •v • v "" WA' - 1.41 HELICOPTERS I N P IN p A L L GAMES Ml R4M KM DOLL GLIDER' j f TRAINS—SURPRISE PRICES 3He TRACM I f*» R * MOTOR ROATH . , *t �U K J i i'VJT WiKfWli — • /' • ■ U ■■ w _ » > r ^ r - g . ’. _ r-V " % r " r •*• '*• ^ > -M 7 -a e: rt.l • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80. 1949 THE PAJffnRD HERALD. SANFORD, FI.CIRftM • •V-l -■ l.. ■ The first u»* of the American! In 1820. the United State* had flag occurred in a military cere- n population <>f 10 million permony on Auk. 2, 1777, the flax sons. having been made from crude clothing material found in a fort under air*® by the flrittRh. I’HIZK PICTURE INJURES GUEST! I **t% Itiic (gin rfiin it \U l*iinid Y*m t i r l i r f f l i i it * * f lH r i| t !•.«• uni t III *li\ f . f ll lln I ' f P l i n i r a l .« K 'i H i - ' >•••• ift H it f..t,r» N l l t t l Jil t ll * Ittl • ’ll i hi • «'oiiitl% «*l Hr m l it ••I* . f i l l H l.t l* *.| |*t**ll«li« tlliiiile *«f H.t *1r •• r *1 Kl *M*I I >••*.! Ik If. Hll.tkkl* I* I ' l r t l l l t i n II <«D*I \ **ll'J c H R i r «*.«I %i * w'iniMM. I’irturp fall* from wall and inflict* Injurlr* in guc»l House owner pay* all expense*: Ilit* I'rlriiilMlit \ tr** l i r t »• I• t r** | M U *«l »«• i p |»**Hf 1*1* *4•1 *•» I I U N P I I f III** Mill I * • • m i 'i . t i i i l h i ••$ t i r t o r r \p ril .1" p i n t •« I ' p . i p i * |*r»* i***nf*•«■•* kk lip «*l tl rr r* l . m u M i ni %**ii \\*M l i r a * llik h i li*t w | f | • •- *| f h l a M . I I . !• s: I \ l » n r« «- • I n k ' l». n i l • . . l i l t t i l l I t n l l . I | | I I I . .ill Ns'lOlO** • I ' . i l l l i f k r i . f l.l t *11.1,111 It H • 111. , , . | »*l •• 9 t <I.« •• r m c k m m i .n • ' I•• r k • l i • n i l i ' . m i i i. •Ill I ' l l ill I S rn tM i* * lr •*fiMl«k K liirlild A COMPREHENSIVE PERSONAL LIABILITI POLICY C O V E R S A I.OS8 OF THIS TYPE STOMACH AILMENTS, WiAK KIDNtYS, RHEUMATIC PAINS, ARTHRITIS, NEURITIS aatf such romplilnt* u IlndsrhM. NvriroiitnMS, Add*. Toita*. Blaallna. tack of Vitality. Snrr*y. Poor App.nu, Uad*rw«l|bl, Dlur ap*ll*. 111 Andrew Carraway Agency Amailnf lUaults InsurHnrr Plus Service II* N. Park Ave. IF YOU Altr a (affertr of the** II YEAR after year, people raah U allmenU, Iry GEO-MINERAL. Yoa mineral springs and spaa. I* drink may be astonished at the rtsali*. and balbe In their mlracaloa* wa­ need not1 gar la e u —yoa will *ee ter. W* have all heard of Ih* won,Yea - -----------------facta OEO-MINKRAL come* from droaa aprtnga of Leant**, rranee. Ike earth Nalaro’a Uboraloi __ , — ____ . . ____ lory. and famoaa Thronion In ancient t onlalaa NO dope, NO alcohol, NO Greece when, according to legend *11. ONLY Natara'a mineral*, Ih* llercale*,lb( d of eternal (treat eldest, mod reliable remedy for and yontl rhiam alllsm. arthritis, kidney and bathed la ha forev forever young, mark ailments. OEO-MINERAL conUIno whs GEO-MINERAL* will enrich year erala yoa get a t tbe world's load, help la make yoa *1 Watch year elimtaatten of pern Ilf* and energy, from yaar bowel* a day *r Iwo after mineral* In the blood ra< atlng II. The waete, black aa Ika ml*, headache*, nervousness. Min- color of you* shoe*. will (tart la oral* general* menial brllllanry, break away, and yoa will 8EI It. give sparkling eye*, red cheek*. Alas examine year artne. Yon auy I lh i disease. (mild ap health. *e* ImparlUeo—polst*<as wart*— RHEUMATISM, arthrtll* are earning aat of year hldnera. re Ilevdreadfal disease*. Add condition Ing yoa. And then rvallt* ih* la Ih* blood I* often Ihrlr caaae. let* value of (lEO-MINERAI. Whal roald be the remedy? for WE IIP O I everyone lo Iry OEOthooaandi of year*, mineral* hare MINKRAL. not herttalo on# been a*ed la relieve Ih* pain and moment. GelDo bottle. |l*e II ono ■alferlng of the** III*. People, on week. If yoa ana aro not IM per rent the advice of doctor*, go to mineral ■atlifled. we will trefund a n ' ' roar money (print* In find care, or relief. The lodavt II may do won ^ UU Prodded Rooeevelt aaed lo go In full. Tryy II today! Her* far yoa— and ne the bert Invert ■ lo Warm Spring* In Oeorgla. He ” wa* helped or would not have gone men! for year health. Make yoa feel, eat.sire,*, work and enjoy life belter. Ihtr* regularly twice a year. GEO-MINERAL Retail Price—I Boltl* ILIAt • Bottle* ICO* Ifoiimillmt A Anderson llm g More—Walgreen Agency 'Mail order* lo above addrem —add the for portag*.• f t' NTf >*M»f» MITICH n r n l i l . l r t i i i i > IN Tilt: N* n il: o r T ill' MT.yTt: OK rlOIIMiA lllil'KTIN'IM ri» I p n v I p •*,«!% I th \ \ t t t | \iu |,t iit**11 i : ki > .i v ie w . in s u r a n c e n e w s a n d FORSICKPEOPLE — Drugtaia K iitfh PAGE riY E —- ■ yep'*11. ■i."1 Phone 121 I T H r I ’ n it F * ! S l a t o n f l mir «li*l i»«»t grl iIh lin i^ h in ^ tm irlirs u n til 11» I J vk’l i t ' n ll n* lii Ikkit t i n t «, i p tilr-ki'iitiiitf Ai uunu ninl N p \v j S ffX ifi* v k i'lr iiiblfil GOOD JOBS NOW OPKN WITH Florida Fashions TYPIST S tatisti«*« ClerkH AfiKK in Til .1.1 AGF.S 21 III III WHITE CilltleS Apply t o !Hrs. Stink, Air WITH wMtrrmrlone arriving frotr point* n* for nlT n* Ml,mil (tench Via ,11111c t.riny HollowayJ r .,3,alia up In hi* hnl In a Neptune. N. J., hospital an<| aat. „ *11,^. „f ’‘medi­ cine." while hi* mother walehe*. Son nf Police Chief lltillnway of Arbury Park. N, J . Ihc lad |« sufferIng from nephrltl* III* doctor «nld melons were nrrileil to rrdnrf hi* fever. ( Intrrnnllnnnl .tmindpl nto| n new SPENCER for Easter! ^ •••i’ll | im U I ok r l i r r • ' MOM'S A HONEY When We* KbU I r«*l H r l ls r • I Hr port 4 IjitRlItr. Hhr Wonl*1n t f*M| fR<k»» EfW|f ehiMf^w RntlU Ah an r ty •» .*" Yf*i »»* riyw »h #n • !• •• » • •• ? L\ f p Ml If k l»U \ l t il l I kk* *l~i«n~! lo r"' U"tkl#» »« • kiU • hi- .»*•‘••J" U Vi( r ? M V r t| *ce, III I Ml III M K P R M ’d l l T •• m i4«*mwo* •*«••» « U k e . IhAt Rtflll Pl.il.tier. • '•••Ilk Mkrt »'• antsy A*k*l »'*•! • >1 h * P*\ I t' I *1F 1 |t i» | f#kr F»»U! • OIvri Healthful •itpporl. #1 n n ld in i «hap«r kwppmf |H ir«nU t. (o \ ill Al'k | ill A* I ill I ■* *t« 'All* |»* ••"p' r. oil'R • ll.rt giv*f* gc«»r»f|in4 IN r ti •**# " k »' A M>n>'i*rl il »• »n hi ." * '» •• 'Hr | » n H t •*» I *j *»rI' I f ih* «k| y.M.r fhlM • UlRtlV* '• Mlr g' lA fU 'l hirb lh< r a r r an.i m a a .i l* - *' in «« *k>IJ oi p i * r h n u l l m i i b r n l,a>»>id fpat a I- ..I H . Ill I H r B L A t ' K - I . I I t l ’O l I T t c l x • IMP t n t l f A'SR * w i l l I.# • t(nr<| |I- S,M,P ° f llU fk *,>f*,,ih l ATHLCTC'S FO O T N* Alc*k*l — N* Aild — N* Mag fat <|Nlrk trim aa* t a f mult, jr l the famous VtrToiM «>lgTrt».NT Orrrlanr* far tkr Sso la lk« knar. n*w frt fur Sam# lolk, tin VirTCIHV-Clrl R#«uU« GM fw rn.l AM *n< llckhig. L 4 by *^ Drug Atom. ■- - —* ; , # M a il • r • I • I f p rtrrd l "»*« Smith : vi - l‘.ilntcl In \»r. I'lin n r srrm tm rrsfr* wNHItt pom l [? HEAleEU WANTM) lii liitiiiilf A In it 11 in i tt. Awnint: • uni -I.. I*>•i l ull or u n i t ' |bin l i n i n ’ I'm .*t»|»**nitHfiit. Klnritln Aliintininit P m iliirls 171* S' Millet Orlantln. I I. I'bE.tir .HIM DON ’T WAIT TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY TO FILK YOUR I'llil APPLICATION FOR IIOMF.STF.AI) EXEMPTION and PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS! I I iih i* t i h ' k s d a v . m a i ic ii :i i »i i s t i i k l a s t i »av K ii TAX LAW’S I'HOVIIIE SEVKIIE PEN AI.TIKS FOll FA II.I HI. TO I I IT. HFIT'RNS ON TA N<; I HI .K AND I NT ANGIIII.K P ER SO N \l PROPI-H TV. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION I W'NOT HE GRANT'EH I NI.ESS \ P SOY I I li Ileal Ealale For Snip r. AIITKT.KS F oil SAI.K f f i( 10 I'l ICATION IS I I I E P WI I I I I N H I E PR ESI'R | HE I) IT MI DDF.** lllankn liiive lieen mnileil In nil aim filed apiiliratlnn ui m.ule i i Ti nn. I.i ,1 »ear. If you failed In r r r m r mills please rail lot lliein il I lie .nr Olfiee. IliiAlnenn ()|ipi»r!imlllen Try HERALD W ant Ads Zoned INDUSTRIAL Trackage SKWINfi M A C II i N V. S llrrt’a MAIIIIKCUK STAND, 3rd A S i m H\V corner of Fullon and Maple, Sewing Miidi. (ienlvr. III) W. foul Avenue for aftte Lou I, 2 and KVk of lot* 3 and lat SI. Ph. I l!M). SM Al.l. giocery atoie witI. meiil it It m e n l^ .j m arket A f i xt in v.>IV TleV* 8, ^im ford.^iuBO . ?a»h i!r ,,OMK DKMONSTIIATIflN Club, ftg lerma. Owner LKO IIOSKN, P. —»te*l wool pad* lie. Aapbaltum i a n n a l i l e Phone IB07. Far R m li O. lb.* HU, Miami llearh. Flor-I — IK A N O K O » llli a ne, kite. Ilic 1(1., I HHNKAltIK Glaaa A I’all.l Cu. I] S P L l'lA t. S tK V IC L S body ol Mr* Helen llrin h i i g 1 ▼ be fo llO M la a r a t * * a * * l y «a ------- 1112-1 It W. 2nd. Phone 120. | (above), 80, wn* discovrted by |„>. • ail W aal AM* eobIWfc** la Tb* RANCH TYI’K hoiiae. 3 heilrooni*, lira In her Now York City munik. k a a fa rd R * r a l r lefrlgeraloi and| fine location, $12,00(1.00. Terma KLKCTRIC DODGK-PLY MdUTII mrnt. According lo ailllmriller lie* range. Randall Kleclrii Co , | Ha* I a* m * lla* I ■ M il l* * can be arranged. Two iledronm PARTS AND SKItVICK Del Pl.m 17 • f lla** la* o*r lla* Il a r r r . l a a 109 I’alm rlln Av*. I’hon* 1011 .W.*t. VJII uL a th e s la y e r a t l r i ha hoiiae, rloae in, $3,800,011. lir a C O A T M ILK. l ’ rleal, Phone Id e n llD e d I IIbmo a* o*r lla* I J. W. IIALL, Realtor I M rime* Be **t lla* taaaertoa la**rtlaa 7IH-W3. Vie* war** ta Ik* lla*. NKW FLOORS aurfared lo per fee... T .* ? " rw** Reliable Real Kalald Hervlr*. 0 **at* »*«• r*a blaeh fa** M l* lion. Old floor* made Ilk* new. 1 T' ? r ’’n* 212!l_Mr lion vIII® Av*., Phone DRAW I,AWN CHAIRS A Table* made to Flniahlng, cleaning A waxing. pU'*? , ',lrl!1" . rl " np " " rr j PHONE 148 Portable powei plant, 22 year* •"* dralh undei a sul>ADORABL$: iiltle bungalow, juat HKCUIHTY Lumber « Supply Yard (fn irrim fio n n l) right for 2, at a prim ono could experience in Seminele County. V a y t r a i n . I’hone 797. , W a a l A d a w il l b * a r r * * t* M pay, cash, lerma nr trade. Phone H. M. (Henson, Lake Mary. _ a t a r ik a t a l * * k a a * « a aiaaa_ ia 8a - w n . ___________ $d.l)6 Bronte nietnl smoker* $2.06 aaaad a*. rg a ra * If f * * * « **•• OZARK IKK 1 (a lla ta d la I h * t r la p k a a * b a a li. I hut tier Oil Strive $34,60 VCNKTIAN BUNDS made In nrI l a r a . a r a f a r Ib la a r- a a n w a d a KKillT hcnlltiflll Iota for home II Uaed used Twin alto maple lied with d *r. Seminnln Venetian Blind I l i r a Ib a a d r r r t l * * . la * * * * e t * d algid, in rullivnllon on Oiange coil aprilig and fell matI fa w a r a r a a t a l l r . la a rd a r fa r Co. 820 W. 3rd HI. Phone Ave. Price $1,000.00, 10% down. i a a l a r a a d a r Ib a b ra t g n a a lb lr Ires* $211.06 1162-W i a a r r t r a , a l l W a a l A d * a w l b* Iialanrr in monlhly payment*. I slightly used loiliy lied and mist I la a a r a f f l r a a a lb * d a * b * f a r * Phone 7M H .f. | a a b ll r d l la a . Ireaa $ I(1.06 C/vLL 617 for Battery, Generator 1 used Morris chan $0.06 i r i r a . r a a r i f r aa la > a ,* d la l* ly and S tarter servlc*. Swain's I.III’K ARIIIIR 5 l a r g e rnnUM, 2 $60.06 Platform tucker*, tape*I | f a a o r a l a r r a r * la y a a r a * . daltery Service, 801 W. First I d r* r u r a l ba r r a a n a r lb l* f a r gueal h o u s e , ;* l i a t h a , acveral tiy coveted, alightly St. I a a r a I b a a awa I a r a r r a r I law aalo ta, p r ic e d n l $ 7 3 2 6 .0 0 , f in a n c e d . soiled $30.06 I ’l i o l i e IIMI6. I 1180.60 2 IV. Living Room I Suite $130.06 ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ 4 THE lando Kvenlng Star. Call Ralph $12.60 2 HKDHOMM HOITHK completely I used Sofa Bed Rav II86-J • furnished, good location, etcel!- t Lamp Tallies, Walnut fin­ SANFORD ished $6.06 Rtperl Radio Rapalrlng ent condition, immadlate po*vRadio Tables, Walnut Finish $3.96 Fred Mjara. I l l K. 2nd S t easlon, ea<y term*. Price $8$60 HERALD 0 Knd Tables, Walnut finish $8.50 3 BKDROGM HOUHK 2 baths, e*. Shop Worn Ho* Spring* $10.96 l*lelp.He!f)r Self Hervlr* l.eoadry relletd condition and location, MATHER’S Drier* Iroalng v e ry attractively arranged FDR RENT 408 W. I3lk SI. Phone 1169 PITTSBURG PAINTS- Complete Term*. line at HTOKK room *nd furnished apart- I have businesses for sale that are SKNKAIHK (Hu b A I’atnf Co. FLOOR SANDING- and flniahlng THE Phone 128. ment. 20H N. Park Av*. Phonal being operated profitably. Good 112-114 W. 2nd. St. with modern equipment, 28 9 1278-J. 1 ••■•on* for selling. year*' experience. Work guar­ 1946 HARI.KY Davidson 74—$400. atir T ' turow vni w n l OUGHT anteed. K. F. Stevens, Rl 2, 2620 Sanfunl Ave. after 6:00 FOR RKNT or Sale, 3 room hou*«, I have -ome nice rural homeu, C R O O KS itno jam rno < Box 14.1-A, Hanford Call 718 ID o'clock. mm* lake front. Prirt* ranging ♦ncloaed porch, completely furafter 7:00 P. M. nr l>e(i'r* 7 ihi ATTFMPTkO ROPKfR-/, from $6600 to $22,000. 8om* ru­ nlshed or unfurnl»ned. Rl. 17 AM 995 nest to Rainbow TourUt Lodge, ral property could he exchanged New Army Saddlebag* New Army Work Shoes 4.06 for cllv property. 4 mile* South of Sanford. Double Deck Bunk Red* 3.60 P.LECTRIC nr ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS C. \. W H ID IIB N . HR. TWO bedroom furnished hnu**. G .1 ACETYLF.NF. 103 N. Palmetto C. >ange and refrigerator. Phone I I I H. Park Are. Phone 1231 , WELDING 8231. I M. Rodger*, Geneva,. hanlnrd Motor A Fqpt. Le HKVKRAL good pair* shoe*, site 208 W. lal Street rt'A AA anil AAA width*. Rea­ __Fla ___ ___ 16 ROOM house to he moved off sonable. Accomodation Shop, ||0 41 ROOM furnUhad apartment, llvlot. 616 W. First St. Be* Jlntmie Cnwan'a Sheet Metal K. 2nd. St. ^ Ing room, bedroom A bath, hot g gfoR Y apartment house, life Work* for new radiator* *ml water. 016 Park Ave. Phone time roof, double garage, tx- R FLAT Clarinet. Italian mekt. new core*. Radiator repairing 168-R. reliant condition, $8800.00 rash used one month, esrellant ton*; We take off and Install. or 842IHMM) rash A asatime mort­ Girls Bleyrle, like new, Phone TtKfilRABLB furnished apartment gage of $21001)0. All Myrtle 274. for couple, no pet*. Alao 6 room HhiK UB FOR Ave, Phone 731-M. dwelling on Crystal Lake. Call MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING DROP leaf table and 4 chair*, • 803. ___ NOW IS YOUR CHANCE to own AND TYPING good condition $20. Phone CREDIT HUMKAU OF 1379-J. • ROOMS for rent. 801 Park Avenue. a modern two bed room home for only $4,000.00. Better check HANFORD on this one. 118 N. Park Phone I8n « AiTfTtLBVWANTElJ TOOL downrtalr* apartment with • shower A garage. Rant reason- RAYMOND M. HALL, REALTOR H. D. IIIGHLKYMAN. Aaaorlata lllgntal ceshjirtL* paid for uMd I $ able. Phone 330-W._________ furniture. Ted Davl. Furniture i , f * , *A, W1,N*; HKATHICK HUFFMAN, Ataorlala Co. a ll K. lat. Ph. 968. 1 “ ,m ,,V I have two of I ROOM apartment|>*lertrle kit- LIMITKD number of large Iota the lie*t men In town. Kdlmatc* free, work guaranteed. The herd ehm. adult* only, Phone 146-M. now availahle on l-aka Harney SMALL Concrete m linr for elec­ m ain lal* uaed. Roy Koel'a I'aiH tric motor. Phone 239-W. where the fish era biting. Beau­ 4 Body Shop, 80(1 W. 2nd. St. tiful llearh. Centart owner nn modern apt. 600 FOUR ROOM south short' of lake or aaa your I Pete, Livestock. Suopliea Park Ave. broker. FOR SALK: Milk ro w -M . F. !( ‘U R TA IN H 4 Lac* Table ( loth* s j i ------------------------------------------A. A. JANK washed and atretrhed. 618 MolShelby, (dike Monroe. 'UNTIL November 1st. *8 room Reel Haven nn Lak# Harney Innvlllc. Phone 879. la. furnished apt. private bath A HELP WANTED *«<garage. Settled couple only. 801 R ARTICLES F O R SALK TYPIST-lKmkkeeper for permanent BUTTONHOL .tlm A m i Buttons, h ------------------------------- «-ar------- #MH> JUMBO aHhihiP dlnaere - - Belts, ^*"2 Bueitiaa. Genaral position. Give references and elalteration*. Mrs, Lillian Vlrkperlenre In reply. Box H Cara* alterations. Real E«U(« For Hale 8 every night, $1.00. ROMEB'8. 3h ery ’a Accommodation Shop, I Hi H« r l . ” Herald. TUXEDO FKKDB: Complete line. E. 2nd. Street. flunt'a Tuxedo Feed Stare. 9 WORK WANTED URAL ESTATE — INSU1KANCK 13 NOTICfc.3— PERSONAL • PROPERTY MANAORMRNT LUNCHEON and short ordcra ITLACTUR~W6 RK by'the hour or ** RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor Htrved every day at U n e y 1* Job. Ploughing, harrowing, mow­ X,m. 4 Florida M ale ta n k Bldg. Drug Store. 76o. up. Intarssted In ing A dirt moving. We specialise WANTED -GUI* Shall Art Work to enroll now fur In conditioning building lota A BREAKFAST - - served every day rlaaa in Hanford. See display at garden ploU, Phone 1C7-J. i at Laney'a Drug Store. Sle up. Peter. Paul Beauty Shop. I’hona >WER PRICES, Expert VSteh 877-J, Kill’s Swap Shop—We buy, sell or repairing, G. C. FeJIow*, Home trada most anythtng. dW S an■hop.^1700 Sanford Are. Phono ford A va. . Phono lfc-J. Mlieii applying for llofne-dend Kvcmplimi fni the f 11 1 lime, ph'ane In ini; y h iii lift 'd tv 11 li y nn. II t mi need help itilli tniir reliiin-. I ->|iall lie glad In a«i>'l tmi. MID ARE NO I.OMiEH HEtJI IHEI) TO HOMESTEAD EXEMPTHIN AT THE CITY ENTITLED Tfl WIDOWS EXEMPTION DR VI’PI.K ATIDN FDR THESE SIIDI LI) HE ll T) ’ & A i m i s FOR SALE TERMINAL GRILL. Bus *tart<m ------GROCERY STORE A HOUSE TraUar. 116 E. 31*1. St. or phone 844-W. In good location, pries 8400.00 dawn balance like rent m i . CHEVROLET 5 door sedan,], .br.tnide. Day Phone ling, night •jw la l deluxe, $8041.09. (lull I'll. K VPPI.H \ I ION l o l l IIAI.I.. Ill I II YOI ARE IHSAItll FIT EXEMPTION, FILED WITH THE t i n . SANFORD V. D0HDNKY TAX ASSESSOR HY HAY ItD T I I I / ''■ - vN^-u AHP IHC JIKS'.ltV /s GONr AS i H t n A 0 OUIU f \ P i AY I f I ' RjCRf PITCH t , C A N H Af# n o n / c n ha ( a THROUGH 1h Hf( f I I I DOWD i\o\ zw w w w v -rX HY I RAN STRIKER H A V E N 'T YO U AUV O T H E R C W A R r .f ) ) ' ( AGA1N6T t GUM AwO F U T N O f t , - a THiERirr n i*> in :- o f the F A C f n-iAi ) fnf y VSTRE PAL‘ r O f tur NO tORIOOG inAMO KO.W) Vt Or if O ) w o g et o h Of £ 'TAN o u r If I f f tff'R? A(5AW, f t I rrjivM a n d . OU AROUND 'Ail /OU J p -T , • .1* Hf. a �/ - : ' j7v V TBM BAHWVBD H I I I 1 A ^^W A SH JP T O N Lower Sfackpila Wivld Aid Mlntri In N«nt ••rgolnlnf * Sptcltl to Control P ttu I ABHINGTON—Thar* la moro than mao la lha aya In John L. Law la’ ceaae-worh order to aaalarn aoft coal minora. Thla lima, tha beetle-browed union ehlaf haa signaled a double .slay; ( i t to defeat tha appolnlmanl ot Jam ta Boyd aa chief of tha United Btatra Buraau of Mlnaa, and l i t to cut tha natlon'a coal aup- I ! ply abwva groundTha aacond—unannounced, but more Important, aim—will put tha United Mine Worker* In a batter bargaining pool* 1 ] •: '• lion when their contract with tha mine oparatora cornea up for renewal June 30. Aa long ao there la coal available. Lewie atanda little chance of getting what ha wenU In a new agreement It haa been aatlmated that praaent coni above ground will laat about to daya A two-week work atoppaga, however, will cut that aupply to 45 daya. However, lha very fact I that no coal la being mined to replace that al­ I’rolly k'nl« nnil funny clmvnx will tippi'iir In-re A|ir. 4 with the ready above ground and uaad during lha "protaat Itngeii Hrot In-re Cin-iiH Tli. I In.-i rim: xlinw will ii|i|n-m no It-i I lie aland" meana that thla M-day aupply will fade mmpti'i-e "I I In* M«-mn»,li- lilt’ll School bund. away much more rapidly. Inataad of ending with a aupply good for « daya after the atoppage. tha nation will more likely have only between 30 and 40 daya' aupply M in 1 U w l t on hand With auch a comparatively low coal pile ready for shipment. the oparatora will more than likely be ready lo Helen to Mr. I>wla demand# W • • • * • DOUBLE OK NOTHING—Veteran political esperta eay that i Henatur Claude I’eppar ID). Florida, la Making hla political future on the hope of winning the vice prealdency In tWOll Ilia oppoaltlon lo the aouthern nilbuater ugalnet a gag rule may well mark the turning point In the flery aoutherner'a political career Whether hr becomaa an *s-**ri*tur or goea on lo the vice praaldeucy hlngea largely on the Florida Benale election neat year Pepper, the pollllcoa point out haa flown In the face of the southern atatea right# bloc, which heretofore haa ueed the flllbuater aa Ha chief weapon agulnat President Truman'# Civil Hlghta program In ao doing, tha law-maker la alao i taking defeat when ha cornea tip for re-riicHon Henllintnl In the Uator State la attorig again#! the Civil Hlghla program and generally aupporta lha Ollliuatar Thoar who know aay that Pepper may luae In IU60 If p fp p ff c m !) r n u k t • c o m * * k i i i ' I i tn I l l s licjin# • t i l * ’, * » i m v f. - _ rflD N ISD A Y , MARCH 30k lM ? V U H U _______ i W e s te r n A r e a S p e c u ­ la tio n I s T o u c h e d O ff B y N o m in a t io n MOSCOW. Mar. ' 30 —(AT— Army General Vainly I. Cliuikov, war-time hero uf Stalingrad and l.ublin. became military governor <i( the Snvirt /one of German today, iiicceeding Manbal Vainly 13. Sokolovsky. Sokolovsky wat promoterl lo \ prim ijinl am ilant lo llte new min- j nlrr of Soviet armed fo rm , M ar-| dml Alexander M V.lilleviky. 1 ('buikov'i a|i|Mimlrnrnt alto wai a inoinotinn. Announcement of the rlta u g n ,; like oilier* m llte rnnlitiMiiig »bakc- 1 lip of top level Soviet official*, gave no explanation of ihe le a v o m . 1lie | prople weir told id llie diifl* III a InleI luoailcavl bv ibe MiUCOW ! ra d io and a V) word ilriu publidird i in ilie morning nrwip.iperro u a OP tHI CON1ISTANTI, who hava high hope# of winning top honors Moth men are widely known to In the "Mr. U S A." and "Mil* U. 9. A.” contest to beheld In Lo* Angelea, llu- Soviet people. Cliuikov ruindisplay Ilia "form" they'll me the night the Judge* will have to “flgura oiHiuleil tin- ll'Jinl Army Division It unt ' Plot mad (I. to r.) ate: Gwen Caldwell, Santa Monica, Calif.; in lice defense of Slnhngrud Sieve lUvvet, Oakland, Calif.; fleorga Flferpian, Philadelphia, Pa., and front Seidember, I'.M'J, to KeliniBata Hitch, Wcit Loa Angelea, California. (International Soundphuiuj nrv, MM3, receiving the high hotior of Mrder of Suvorov, Firsl flu**, | lie parlii'lpaled alto hi tha Sibils Ki l l I’liplnre of l.ublin, Poland, (loin rniim m Hie Herman* A|)|)rm in# Kutlar Net I I I - |0 * t o ll- n l l . l i o u l l l l ' l l I III e li le f o f S o v ie t iH T iip n t lo n t r o o p * v« r , t h * i * VVAKHlNt.il IN, Mai 'til lift , end head of Soviet mitdnry ed Authority for the Air Puree to loioirtrntion In Hermiiriy build n nroli-etive ind.'ii- nMwork Sokolov-•. v *1*0 I* h much-dr*- fri-ron.* I he nnlion'- -.Iralegie nir i-cirnted wai !< hi. He am* Inmoied .... y'j ippronelu-Fi wit- -ijfiied into law fo r b'*c e i | d e* today hy Pn-.ident Truman IriuipK on tin Soviet Ho**lan front III- legi-dalioii will - lu l l vvoik mid hi* piinlaniiig iiiinpnigr on Ihe new del. j r u *y*lem in o e ii|Fniii*l Ihe German*. lie hecame op iiitiion u i ib n -limilnr net hciiqr iniliinrv governor in Germany In set up hy lh* Canadian go v e rn ­ I'.Mil, ftiuveedlng Marshal Heorgi ment ; II Zhukov. Military niilhoritie* eslim ule U utile doubt but that ha would be under loualderatlon aa vice ptaaldantlal material whan the Demucrata hold lhali national con vantlon In IWOi * * Chuikov Named! Governor Of Red; Zone In Germany! MARCH .OF EVENTS Uwt *1 Co*at-Worlt Reduces (Above Ground Coal Supply l i U , • China War (Continued prom F a ta Oa«) Chung nf the national peace dele­ gation was missing from Nanking tonight. He reportedly waa In Chikow, Chekiang province, talking to retired President Chiang KaiShek about peace plana. C h am | Is expected hack hen- shortly to Join the four other delegate* and vice minister of defense l.lu far | the trip lo Peiping. Chinese and foreign newsmen l have applied for jH*rml«slon to , cover the Peiping peace confer­ ence, Government sources said they were willing for them lu go along hut the decision rested with the Ciililliiiiliistn. Salvation Army { l ‘ilNll,lMPd '> g t flapl the past year. Including a report on the Increase Youth and Char«. tei-building activities, also the assistance given to transient men ' and women, Mini the nsslstence | given in locul people who are coiiliimnlly culling on the Army for emergency relief in the forms of used clothing, shoes, grocery orders and medical orders. ^ Statu F urm erj M arket M 1 FIIH II ftT4T»: K tH H tH R M A N K trr H ltP O H T NO IOA I h* fiHltnvlriK prii r« Uv i h r t ir a lM h o n It i«i H a n f o r d S t a t e t * i h u h h M a r k e t f o r iir m lu * • Bald lie ifitikffH a nd daajrfe lip lu I f n| A M Mar 30. I9|f) l l r inn, t l l a i ' k V'ataitilnu iin Itpi ilra lii. a•* -ait** il rio i Lim a llu 11|i r M M» I 00 1‘r u d r r R r # b i i , B a l t Q r a d e Mu llpi » ah lu*f(r fill L h Maa i an i m 1-Ij Cri i ’p I p i y . 4 a*| #| > . i]n it (p ii I ' J .I i l i ri I ’n ‘ t ill ■ flu# Mar, k '**«• m u her e* K e n c i lla HrM *itCllfiihri **■! Itulcr II.I l l u k i I |-A p l a n t tin H«ki I#Ml m'** |. rhrr a r*M I |iua 1 rltncr |i rlirf a 13.00 • * *»i - f 1 1u f i oo 13 00 M So M30 if. t ti 4 I II & 00 ff& o il 160 I ao If. ou • if 3 II..# 1'l‘ l i p r M I a II*" y lli i llp r 11.00 « f6 16 JV ml • (MINED IBHUE—Civil Hlghta legislation appeal# «o be doomed t'rpppi *•-1*||«4|i‘« j lilt llpt 13 60 J6II —«l leaal fui thla aeaalon ol t'uiigiraa Potato**, Fla H n l MU** The aouthern aenntuia’ vli'lury in Uielr nilbuater lo aave nilbitalar>0 Lh M.ir. » ’ (.» 3 IS Ing mean# that the adliihilalratluii will lie unable lo puab any Civil KadlHlirn I L rtl J (•••« H u n | 2 tu 100 Hlghla meaaure Ihruugt) the Senate II>|iU^li Y r l h i W Mil l l p r 1 1 fu« 2 0 0 Although the nilbuater actually waa aimed at plevrnllng adoption , Tf*lliatf»#a t *r l f'Miu 5 60 ’Viu n o l o r n Mm rtii f l int i to I af a new Senate gag rule, the underlying laaue riT H ie i II wo* Hc.knhiysky who *lag.-.l ,.ns| ,lf , h(1 , , >s |(|(tt tag Illative throughout the talkfeat waa the Civil Hlghta laaue. uniupcuBV u l r u t l B H ||m fi,2i» the eelehrated hU**h.n walkullt „f |(||. |(, ......... $UI|,tHHI.- I Now that the Dixie bloc haa acorrd a victory. It ‘ Jriipflrnlf -Marrh Hardier n Schedule rio m four-power government uf „ m , half o f which M.f i 7 om a H m a l t r r | 3 «o la unlikely that the admlnlatrutlun will even bring Mrui.rfrult-Manili HrrdlrrH Mawdawn i Lermnny. will he apelil for radar huse*. The up the Civil Itlghta question. However, If It does, Ih.x 5«k « ilia ff 75 HI* new chief, Mui*hnl ta il- re ,| will go for I'lpiliuneid 11»ilftIit K fairly tiravy. mark#! the leadership can't hope for aucceaa, for the ahuui airndy. demand iM'llvr tin | IfvaUv. wn* named minister uf ....... hlitlon In ruilnr uiitjna.1* on aouthernera will talk the legislation lo death. ...... all iiroduoa. 1 fORMIR 1 ICRIIARV OF 1TAII Ocuigo C. Mumtiull (le lll nod bin eucarmed force* Friday. KUCcee.llllg |untL »yslIMi will Include ru| In defeating one of the Democratic campaign pledgee, the aoulh4'tilat■44h (iigrHtl wrtthrr ami u& ceaaor Dean Arhuion enjoy an nil-tho-record dial at a dlimi-i given It) arttln l. M«»al artlra ut ft I Oil p r f Mitr*hnl Nikolai A. Iliilganln. ,|)>r pL-kr-t vessel* lo he operuled ernrra alao slowed down action on European racovary funds, rant hug. honor nf Marshall at the Waldorf Aalorla In New York by Hie Oveiarui IliilKutiin * a memle r; ..f ihe Cum- (1ff»h«re h> ihe Navy, The Air cuntrut and other points In tha Truman program. i u h l i a x r In I 'r a ta a m o M l y | t 1 0 . > P icm Club ul America. Senator llenty GuImiI IuhIki'. Jr, (It-Mms.) mid mtinhd I arty * 1 idithum und » porce will hnve full jurladiclinn 1 r a d l o g ai'llv** o n o r a n g r B . da* .1. .1, Pttiriqti, Jr., id Titusville I Frederick IL Oihurit, deputy United -Stale* rr|in<>eiitallve In the United lepuly prime minister. i m im l v a r y g o o d f o r g r a p a f r u l l . over tin- winning network. was recently elected vice-president Nation* Atomic Kncrgy Comtnlsalun, Joined In paying Irlhiile lo General The appaliitirient of Gen. Chill-1 of Ploridu Citrus Mutual ut the Ache won Speech Marshal] for hla leadarahlp In war and In pruiw. (litleriiullurial) kov to succeed Marshal Sokolov­ Eggs And Poultry oiganliutloii meeting of the ID sky touched off conflicting specu-1 Nation's W eather illtecturs of tils group. traallaaeS rum* fa a e a t r l j a T 'K h o n v i i . i . i :. m»t j ,» ia im lotion In the Western aones. I nrnfltalde conference with tha Keg m a rk e t f ir m <>nF lo r id a Does the switch mean Ihe Hus o m r b v w h ile s . 1 Italian Htatruinan ye*lerday heH a le s l o r e t a i l e r s fore Sfurna returned to New York Nel W v l a l i t mnroper • -I lie aald It would lor |m| P e r d ,,s 1 . 00 * * f i nIIK s l . s r e s 14 n s 41 use) Hfurxii; 0AINK8V1U.K, Mar. .'Ill - -</!•) *'» K» Into delull hut that M e d iu m 31 os u hi net. -M arily n Overby of (Hilmmvlllib, „ >• Hnlaed aum® qiieallona bImiiiI Mil,,1)1 14 o s M formed, C x I r a a student ..I Um Ifnlverelty <•/ 1",,ln' " " ’".'i ! ' N I llir g e 37 I,s . . , „ ............. ................. ........... ............. >■ atnlenienl, the P r o d u c e r " s a le s d ire c t i> i‘(iiu iiim «.St* Florida. h«* Iwen nuimd "Mh» I J,' *' ** * N * AtUnlU r« the answers don t agree And no- ^.«tlereii I Army will turn over power to the I .u rg e 59 NS 31 OS College Freshman of IW40" In a, ., ,, iltumlnallng rebody knows whether Ills id e a ' VVjll, ,',tp ,.„m|nt{ ,|awn res- new premier. 5i •« M edium 31 os f.3 63 14 >>■ is correct The Itlissinns, as usual, ' winkers found lilt, datnugo "Clur supreme desire is to snfe- HHma inr lls lihlh (.eidury-Fox films. unlly. Aches.,,, noted that s/oraa ! Just aren't telling whal they lri fantun and l.ougiliile nut as gunid tin* independence of our BU 31 In, I I i „ A f vc fonl.slx. Mch hrunet with , , „ lender In ll.ul r phtn. Igical us first reports hud lu ll- serious dislurbiuire since last Dec- l . l v o e o ' d l r v “ "llilllluii dnllnr attlile, IH-year- n,uvemenl. ' To T„ Sokoluvsky lies been astubruled. putisni nod Iduff of the present i'uiiKiiin«r8 I Ir eNsei s old Marilyn won the title following 3. lU'vieweil Italy * progress to- I burn opponent of theWest. HoA tornado, npputcully a eonrule and prepsri- foi her really F r y e r s r e d a twn-nemill seiirch In conjiliirtlon ward economic recovery. i II 41 opposed compromises, und h a a ' tlnuulhm of the onestriking in dvmoeralir rule." an army eorn- 3 ' t H o p with the Pox film, ''Mr,liter uf u llr n lle r a red 4. Kxprcsscd his government's followed the Communist Party Oklulioma, struck three farms ‘ J Oj niiinlquo said, SI !-3> * ll , s II Frealintan", slurring Loretta view* on developments lu Ger­ line without u publicly noted inilo* southeast or Wlnfluld The army warned merchants H e n * re d h e a v y Yiiimg. many, j f» lu deviation. ; Ku*„ about 4:1111 A. M. (CKT).1 not to take advantage of thegov- !> lbs .up l l t i i n w hl lK ti Acheson did not mention Ml** Dverhv was chosen "fall Umlar him the Itussluns w ere13 w" persons were injured slig h t-1 v.i-ninoiil crisis ami raise prices. 14 f Him up It frullr* queen" at Ihe Univeraity .Storin'* remark* to him on the BV/ lie n * lig h t •reported to hnve strengthened [> ' " M l‘ 1 1 '"""her ot buildings | Tlie hlmnllcs* en up was the first ' It last fall, and was runner-up In the Italian rolutile* quesllun, hut It 34 u n d e r 4 lh * their military force In Germany leveled, ............ serious dlslnrginvc sinco last Dec- 1I t o n u le r n oil! II recent Patalka Axalea queen con- Is known that Ihe llallun diplo­ extensively. The antl-Communlab1 blrsl reports said all , ■•iiiher when rlids forced the rea ly l* H e a t h e r s oft* NT mat took up this m ailer too. teat. Gennan press renewed allegal’.jna ®nB l,****/‘ kII1«s«I. I ^|uii«||*hi of premier Jamil Mur- hK ier yd )r r i r«Nf On Friday, Acheson said, ha 4 Ill addltlidi lu a $HH) cash aw­ twluy also, that the Itusaianst tesldents of the area said a two1(U "m „ 15 fru lle r i* re d 41 ard, which she won lu th* "moat will see French Foreign Mlnlswen- reartlvullng Gernmiiarm s- • Dy- four hoard hail been driven (The riots were ntlrlhiiti-d then II eim retlw h e n r y 5(1 beautiful freshman” contest spon- ter Hchuman and nresumnldy the 41 mum w tiliB R h e e v y f f ment plants within their .one •hrm.gli ......cow in nunw-faelilo... t .................... „v„r ,IJMM||l„ie , Ull. •4 le iM lig h t ]} aofad hy the film company with the same day he will talk with and strengthening the armed A low pressure area w h k li* , f j |m. War The ....... II fe rn nld H Premier Foreign Minister Paul Florida Alligator, uulvsrally of rlvihan "freoples pollee.’ .enlenol near the .trieke i section , nt| l(v ,.t,n*„ri d news of ntri eet Florida student publication, Mlsa Henri Huaak uf llelglum and U r t s s f i l s o il it r s w n I h a t d a an d t»m Whether any uf this background moved northeastward, thunder* 'the fighting, -■• ■ y . t>r»s, tlech of I.uxembou ff: were nutated. when F r y * r » r* it 44 Overhy will he given an all-ex­ Joseph will mtm» much In conntctlon wit ^ rmiorltil (liroiighuiit There will he other meetini llr n ll e r a m l 14 nga wltti pense nuu week trip to Hollywood with Hokoluvftky'n ngw position tlklRliiinig, MnnthrMHt kming*. Min* tht-v. learned llie .Syrian forces had | li e n s reds li s a v y 10 these and other visiting ig dTgnltarto defeat llie Jew s.I I lie n s w h ile # h e a v y 44 44 this summer, film official* said. les, hi hard to d«tt*rm!ne, l#ecauiui it aourl uml Tvjuhl Ituln fon* failed the Secretary milled. Al Kuwnlly tja* elected presi­ lie n * lla h t 41 Kecnnil choice of (lie Judges was cast fur most of Ho- Nurlli Genlrnl Is known he referred his problems II Such meetings us those now dent of the Syrian republic in IB4J Ito o e te rs o ld . . . Mlaa Mary Ksterlhaskell. Univer­ lu Moscow for final instructions. -tutu hy tonight. sity of Texas, and llie third-place developing, Acheson said, are InMure nimw foil In the central anil reelected 111 April, tHIH. Syria That ,-us not always true of his Vegetable Market nrediH'essor, Marshal Georgi K. ruckles, Western Plains anil Home li inI lieeo ti French mandate under Zhukov, who sometimes made on* North LVntrul states today. There the l.i-ugoc of Nuliuiis, I Ut thu JACKHON Vlt.I.K, 3«—IAP» .I.K, 4l*r. 41 Student al the University of pow*ra and there will Iw an In■Hist* Market Nawa the-spot compromise* ill small was six inches of snow en the Free French, who marched in dur­ —Th* Federsl-Hlst* Hyracnse. creasing numhar of them. Hervlc* early N New e w Vorh marital ing llie war lo forestall any Ger­ ground al North Platte, Nt'br., matters, The objectives In Germany, he Florida fruits n il s sand r vesvtabUa man stroke there, |iroclalntrd mi THI HIOHIIT HONOR to ba awarded a serviceman since V-J Day, 8 f t three inches ut Denver and Glieytprlrea Inromplsta) 1 continued, are to prevent Germany Mono hen lie h u sh e la P la n t llu la etine, Wyu., ami two Inches at Syria's Independence at Uamnscu* Robert llodgklaa, ML Pleasant, O., la pretented tho Dlatlngulahcd Flying CongruHH Roundup from becoming again a menace to •m 'Si -Y m il, ! 74-3.74, m o s tly l.B O - E lc , p ° o r t r 11141 Pnehlo, (Solo. The snow hell eov- Hepl. Crota by Qen. Omar tlradley, U, 9. Chief ot Staff, In Waihlngloa 8 |t. the peace of the world and to re ­ ereil I'oluruilo,, eastern Wyoming. llodgklaa la the Jump-master who, during a "Jump" training flightt ia t r t Flic 11tins to Syria's parliament “ »••% Ita sn sse a r i s n r a i . nae. integrate the defeuted nation into • western Kaii.stt" and Nebraska, were - held 1 ill July, IU47 i 3 4u. w a s f * w o r d in a r y .q u a lit y i » Itragg, directed tha eicopa ot 30 paratroopers end rods tha disabled C ayatem of iimdlca! rare naa been the fabric of Kuronr. It haa long 3.4i>. L im a b a an a no a a la a re p n rla d southern Mouth Dakota, south­ "We linve tieen compelled to un­ (.'u rn w lr e h in in d c r a t e s Y e llo to tha ground. Ills wife, Pearl, In besldo him. (I nternolioriol Sbundph W&flfA tun valuable, ton effective and been agreed, lie added, that In Hue w i western Mlnnehola anJ north­ dertake tills ehnnge In llm regime d o sed t 1,0-4.14, 40 e a r# 4 00-4 J ;. too useful through lha years, lo with these objectives It waa necaawestern Iowa. Temperature* in lircnuse of ntlncks ngnlnst the 4 44-4 44 d o aan 4.00-4.00, m o s tly 4 s c , throw It aside for a new system sar^ to give Increaiing reaponaltie d e a r s 4 d o ie o 4.40. the area were around freeslng. army Inside ns well ns outside the c lloHirawherrles y to the German jieuple,' This best mostwhich might not work," Hill told THURSDAY The lowest reading again today house of representatives, which V .11, few highp»ras pint »:on W a a ta rn J s m h u r v a .17, poorer .ta. raise. the problem of a German raised a reporter, adding i was at Unite, Mont., where the l:lo N #w a gave wav to inlareiircaentatlon of Cabbaga tli “A compulsory systrm of heallR government. 4:lf, V V * st« rn J a in b o ra a mercury dropped to six degrees the Syrian army and ill treatment \,7».j!o«,,dn#!7^fyr*l Vot?-Vlo, tow Acheson would not aay that Tiim T h * 1 u 'c lo c k clu b Insurance carries with It the dan* shove jtero. in Its officers," FI Zulm said. 3 7ft, Havoy lyp* anm* waatr Till N aw a er uf uprooting ami destroying his meetings with the French and Mild weather continued In the 4:011 p u p o la r M usic "Another reaaon for It I. i\w ' JyV’b u W U ^ „ ..»• entire system of medical pr»c« British Irndern would conatituta a t lomr n-----lH a -------lia v a t lo n a 1:10 M Kastern and Moulhern atata* but conference. He aeemed to ba heap­ prupltt's discontent witli the |ire l* '1 .0 0 - 4 .4 0 , I f W »•■», I r He* in tills country," 1:14 M m ,Us I n M u alc I temperatures were on the chilly sent rule and the abuse from olier dr sin a br yu s lle 1:00 W u rltl a t N in a Iu f a i r ii u a ll t y « ■ » • :( « ; .Meanwhile tha flomm Veterans ing hla position flexible on tha side throughout the Western half __ _____ Today la r g e a ls * l.o o l ( if . P lc h le a 4 .I f i Y o u r HJb.U Tod !• !i »f Your lllbte Today personalities handling I Committee got a rough estimate public record ao that tha talka . , - It. , . . S.oo. Uggplsnt bushel* lew I.T», I o f H im country. l! 0 Hlu* liarroa O u r movement I* purely local f«w poorer son 1 that 40 .percent of World W ar I can proceed In any way whleh s: 6 Aliaels Fear to Tread gu impllr " ' and had tin foreign V ^ i.rmoelilg rttvranx could qualify for pen­ Bevln and Rchuman desire, The whnfaoevrr, and we are piLiiir a'T r ' “"l# Benefit (iame re not rule |fo*ion t ■omoanm duien i.oo-l-lo, ndmawa flow sions under lha new Rankin bill, French foreign minister haa long mn L I* Hu*l<>n Vi "rakers or supporters of dictatorial I 4(1-3 10,. busheia Hla On that hnala, the coat of tho been urging a three power con­ _ . I.lme# 4/4 lomalne 100-1.74 fillary ference on Geman Issues, I «l'»nllan*d Frees Fs*e «»•• rule. Aa anon aa a ‘now eahlnrt la proposal to give $71! a month paniVurld at Nona cartona Paratan* 14-44* appearance mi the mnuml. Mr, formed,, which w. are lacking n* t a J r ________ 400 Club ■V; .ions to lower-income 1917-11 YeCeltawehtp Front l.olwrt has conaontad to hurl lha present will) lha atlvlee of th* l,V |to,.r,Y ,?S,’. ,T,V. i |.;i:li: i at age (IB wax oatlmsUd a t Hid -L IF T ' PAY iia 'astral Varieties Ca]err li •'lrX „ ‘,J;V." few MW first ball. Interesting to lh# local speaker of the house, Faria Bey heart ,2,000 for IBM), r l i l i ( to • r Nona Ranch • t doun 100-1.14. HKRIJN. Mai. 8 0 - 1 ^ —The ‘clllien-y will bp Mayor Carraway j.;i Khmirl, wa shill transfer tha aa I,to, 4 duien l.oo-s.oc, fow E tl, of itns.atd.ooo m ibos. Berlin airlift topped lha k,000I doion 1.00-4.44, • do sen at the plate. power to them." Veteran* AdminUtration ton mark today for tha aacond Mayor Carraway said,- "1 want Tha commander cahled the t.lA to doaan 4 00-4.40, XX'l d Hw aatDnaU that poaai- time. American.and Brltleh plant# to ha tha first eltlaen to eongratu- Nations that th* Syrian army took ii%. w w - i v s - T pmtmi of World W a r T w - shuttled 0,010 Iona of food and Pepper# buahala Callformi* lata Mr. Hubball on hla aplandld Its action to put an end lo Internal would ovantuatijr claim pen- auppllea to the blockaded western cooparatlon. Peraonally, I ahietraly anarchy. It confirmed Syria's ad­ h*Irrio*e°iWa‘ aomo er'aaty 4.1 . tinder the bill aa It hUiuta. sectors. The record haul wna 1,095 Spot haltava that tha coming of th a , herence to her former agroementa ),- l It emphaalaad that the Vt- Iona brought In Feb, fl. 1 Naw York Manta to Sanford and and respect for democracy, Admialitratlon waa It'a using of our apiMioua former P/to u k a responsibility lo r naval training boat for a spring figure, It said tha flgura la to get panicky, aa some of our Kiwanls Meet training camp la on# of tho biggest wt a Budget Bureau aatl- people ;; to, * i aare. rt. and flnaat thing* In tha history of > f Incomes of vataeaaa. think we can b« naeured f0*atla**4 fm** P a*- Os«) our city. Mayor Carraway also Secratary of tha ..... continued ta aaee i.oa-i.to, Indicated today ho la |n fin* ««»d* eajoymant In working with young pooror aald today that have been eoave proiperlty boya, and aald that ho had an- torar and waatr lifd-LEE _____ Itlon and la not.worrjod Bhoot Mr. tMtmmta h 1 eonald lo k t r t 'i pitching.' “I l l knock ■tha countered no trouble In dlaeip- ski» g . U h l f W . 1!* ‘ “ g ' Hhy a * a each tlthy and |taalthy hall out of tho lot" Mr. Carraway. llno. - ‘ atop, look and m f, CITRUS REPORT Rl Th# ether Btstaon atudenta, who vrtth hla tongue In hla chaok, aaoak* talks, a n H n . dM WINTER HA Vf5f, Mar. lB— aertad today. Uat three __ UP>—RiRort of tho Stato CM c la working , ■ uBtd .inspection Bureau a t lOtOO A* M» 1 sS S , U iriY m liyy ... . ilc , of Id ntr* WL Hit Or*mgo* Ta " . 7 : . • f L R*wMieA^ ■ in u Juno V ° ^ « Kttar**. at ' S erS 'X r fflr M v & M BIB tn MR K M u ■it !, -.M U. Of F. (i i rl Is Selected A h Miss Freshman Of 1949 "•V"”"1;.... ...... ... . i,i,:»T.,% fi SpSi, im E i! RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. _ f&BHKR mms * 6 14f&/Ur. Wu m ifxtan *,*.*'ft *k' 7 ts f km£ :A. ** \ V ‘ \ ®si iSjr, m �-r-r,---gjr- r. — r- In Unity Th«r# In HtnNMilh— THE W EATHER To Protect Hm f » M of tfco World; To Promote tho P ra g m a of America; -To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. * W J j e ^ a t t f o r Sanford and vicinity—partly cloudy and warm with a faw scat­ tered showers late thin aftamooo and tonight followed by all|htly cooler Friday, Moderate southwest wlnda shirting to northerly Frleir*i b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXX 1 Woods Orders National Rent Income Survey - # P ln d ln g s " W lt t D e te r ­ mine Increases To Be Granted Under New Control Law Established 1908 C Of C To Honor Giants With Dinner Jiillll Key, ptei-iii.-nt of the Seminole ('mmty Chamber of Cmil merer, till, morning *-iilli>il ul tent Inn In not ire* whieli have been rent out for the -eml-nfr dinner for the New York (iinnt* farm leum* in l„- h.-M fit'the Mnyfrili Inn on Apr I He requested i tin( re-pon-e* l»< inode pioniptiy liy ihnte mem* her* who expect to attend to that ariangeniriit* can I......mil * with the hotel at tu the mini her uf permui* In expect HANKORI), FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 111, 1P1U Britain Loan Of $36 Million To Reds Cited Conservation Officer Russia Is Slated T o P u rch ase N onM ilita r y S u p p lie s O n B r itish M a rk ets Plane Crash Kills Head Of President Declares Dow Company He W antsTax Boost, D r. W illa r d D o w , W ife A n d 3 O th e r s D ie As C raft W recks N e a r L o n d o n , O n t. Anti - Inflation Plan I------------------.f.T runian Snys Federal l ONI HIN. M.n *1 (,)>) lln LONDON. Dm . i Mi H id'. Concert I’iatiisl lain di*i lined IihI.i I il i* plailllllle. In lb Willaid H Dow. pie*iden1 el Deficit Is M o r e loan ltn»*la M.tHMI.IKMI pi mnil* llir va*l Put* fhrmtr.ll t'n , luDangerous To U. S. I ($ tli.IHMI.lHMi) *n ili.ii R i i **i ,i i an wile and lln re- nlliei prnum* Weir Than Tax Increase ' Inly nun iiiilll.ilv xiqiplir* Imiii lln killed led.iv III tile iiatli id thru I lam in ’In- nrxt I ! uinutli* plivale plan iirai l.uiiduu. Out i " " I S It II VVK1NS0N ■ • _ IF | At llir *.imr tmir ihilam i laniprd j I hr "•-! vrai-sdd Midland. Mn h kVAMilNUHN, Mar, 3 J _ ( /P ) J 1 HI in V V f i l c I S C O "gbl " " " ' " h nil dnpmrnt nl «ul- 1 rx r.u lltr and III* p.ulv wrie head Unv OI C h ie f R oy I ic.id’-ui l.iiiuoi. *|ec I.i red to* I n.tlly r i m thing ul pntruli.il null . I la.’idiaeii, technicinii for HIM lei |tn«|uii, via*- . when then d.n Mm i.c t ifI wont* hi* anti* Williams Is l n,, , , „ itaiy l aim- tn [(itttt.i .1it.I Itri ilrl ih, r S S-ul Conservation Ser- plane plmiyrd mle (he gi.iinnl a " ’Holt".. |uoi , uu on,] higher taxr*. *n'e n-.niglit'd In Hie Seminole . . . Unemployed La men- ||„Pnaltmp i i r.ist't | T u $ .s,uI Cmiiii’ivaliuii Dialnet. I,aa "tile linm lln* t mijdi.n. , nv It l 'P‘ kr , i the recent drop in ter Tells Of I h in t-1 A new *i lirdiile u| i.iw iujlcri.il1 the l*<apmi->ilidl(y uf iirea*'!ihlug pull llir lime >d llir i l.l*li w I* A I I HU' i Ml H u tut*r * .,* uni* . rempoury let up •'« Himitfii l.tlu ii * ! juj, Tri|) On |)ec toLud mailuueiv whuli might hr u> Ireal*.mil fm laud In he 'made III rifi A M iii nill.ti,',. pie,*.iie. lie laid hi* l ll* M nnv. i I I M i K itil * iii ,\ I * * n oveC here .... Vp. i hy Hie Soil | „ I ,»lilr .il *%.»» ytiittU h il .iniliilllM rt| areque i tui tiond-by price control* «I*IV il Ih*I*I th .1 s i l i l t ' i ’ l |>iillt r i n r n FAMPA. Mai U x/Pl - J „ |lo ihr Moot nl r..inm..n' hi I l.ll .............. .............. jlh.w Mi*. Mjilli.i Dm* . Mi* 1.1 ho, been . tu to r in checking price 144* (» ■ 1 ♦ Miii|trd« 11»s> 1 1 II f’loven/ano hi a iirai vii|. r ,'dd Wilnn, pie*idrnl el die gmein ■ t • *¥* . I I I l .i ll l p h e l l . - L i , i d M u l . i n d I* (lie, fll«* ( IlV i 1*111*1“ lt*H I l l t r ' J |tyt| from llir iviIiipia lofl.iv <lriii**4l llirl11 4 **• ,Ml^ 1‘" LC8 JilC O D S C H 1 0 Ini A I Howir. Mull,mil ill.I ( o » r'llirn tin tnviil % ■*i Lih Du, ’Vlimimtiotion program ha* lie killrd gamblri Jiiumv Vela*, n ,* *nnl he r Mmilrd wiili.ml I,. e„*e* IMnt l iril Cleinenlt, MhII.iip I not linn -lu'Ue,t. Mr Truman a»* nf J * iHf l ipi* |% lit*tillfi*• up In i The xr Ill’ll llle* IHi* *' 1»'*-i* *""• "' P y a c r * y i | v n K ln n y lt Mr-. I’limphl'll'* hu-huiul, liead ui rvrti knrw him. leit.'d. .eit,iinlv not on the baiit the lh Wrxleiii European M.inhul I l U o L l I U C I l C C U o nf tin' Ihm l 'utn puny'a legal de |VM» Vf.il (M’lll'l#, tllvf lilt l»'.|sr t| f|t»* Liking the stand m hit own de I'lun couutiiHH with n teipieat llial of ,.m . I’lunloiitui with him. ■ a « | I a l | y * 'I I'itII k I ’ 1 I 1 1 * 1 K h\ *4 \\ ij purl meiit, #nI ilk ell In St Jo w"'1" 'Jw ........ t.l*u*; I [rme .gainst the clu tg r hr killed the Itema haled nut lie exporied tn A- fm live*, the 1’ieiident laid ihiiNili I nti'HiiM pium Ht f i n iti vcph'i Itoapii *1 where 111> emidl Ii.im% 11*'in t."*/ tn .* m«itit li. aitr, the Mil try .. .nmpletrd^ Vrlaico, Vf| 1Ifo p rov,nzano half lull rrird ctifd Communist-dominated countries. Provenzano \ tihsif w i l l I., j i »* ,i fill .J «iii ( h e o tr.lr.oi defmi would be much nun wa* prmiouiii-eil "nut too a«i llir ir< •iniitciitf.ilion ft»ll«'.nj .in Meaulillir, (fill idlltrt Will continue nut "no air, 1 did not "whrn u k r d Disclosure nf the plan l< leipl um itu uiiia" i'*mpl*’li, the only kiuu ui'|iii*\ .1 Mi M< K iI iI mii int.. (hr inme 'lingeiuu, i.< the country'* Russia funds for non-military tu handlr landlutd pelilinm for il he committed the crime tif H , 15 t i . . i i ii i |,i* W o i h n t i H m'. was eoiiw'jmia. eiiu.nmi, l.e .Id. ili.in * tax inpurchases aws made In budget rstt- 'I'cclin iu ia n T o O v c r '••IM* " I 1 1, 11 l*1a |- |It | ||i p n ll i » nil'll ( till; hflll il il lf \|t | 4 *r u n i Inis* im iraiet mi ground' ul haidsliip Airpml official’ ’Bill icing emi "I hale to call the lady a hai. I mates presented to the House of » leote i i v t i v r i l c \ . » l l . t , i im i f , ’ • , till v c i ­ l»V lllln » llir* • Miip.ii.title iii £ A spokesman tald Woods^wlth S c c T r e a tm e n t O f ■111loll* imglll liave enu-ed Hie He i id :. t.i-wt ,’onference he r|n the next week nr an will aim nevei have tern the lady m mv rninmoni. Hllll S.miiHil \ altuK "I lln » *! t in ' iN MinllN I t In l l t l l u i l i l |.«| a II purchaaea was made in budget estlf« i m u n i ' . t , , . ♦ tit v*m i a n .I did u, I agio,, with Senutar George Idr.” he told the juiy. K arth O n 'S o il D .iy ' . I IITile reinnvc the i-elllng* ill al.nlll UHi 411 4 " % m| Inc men inn nHlnrtf h\ " i l ‘. llldlkcil It* pHrly look off fimn tn uni mil .mvi'Sh" tm' tluii the fax lucreaie, a* uf i he butt rent area* nf the He was referring to trslmmny hy niutea aaid, was for “non-military I mI> tin pur l ueiir Mull..... ul ti UP I In* l tinnnm tun .uni Mi \|» kihlnn h\ flic I'll lln Ji' 11'11i.i jt i *“ s tulJovY* a ic|. i i. i | ip p, h the only rimutry. Wood* agreed to du N'rUiro’i widow that *lir Uond auppliea under wartime urrangc-1 in It A<.I’ll HASS ill A M planning to fly to Itoaluu i < iiiii'c un flint Lily tiling 'ii.ii wi'.ihl git ti.e country me nl a fur which final cmilracl* ihm If Cointreau gave hi in power l.e* |.|I Iilitru (level wilte* I. D. 1,1 ulteO'i a tuinqiiel Iniuglit at m if*m 11 iitlr it .*L in M lln*. In 'Vriiil lt*U In*4 nit,, I. M-timi’. iicpicMiuii. Goorgo to realnre celling* ill case ”• "lace-lo-face" with him while he nri* helng eimeluded." 1 1 1 V % turn mutt 1-. Wlullg, he ali.it A trcaam y apokraniaii *uid lie | ,iil*i In- n.imr Hill it wimlil lie tin- M« g-iiehuaetta Inatitnte uf wav vliooling hullrli into hrr InlvIIeei I. l lir * i k li t' uH M int in* nt iiu'M 'iiN \ ll iuillania «« r » , e->- , I ,l(ijilii|iii,ilr. Iiei ,iu*r hr* o l.illii 'lei’hllnlngv Faltering III Innl *ve* Iii.’ I' i eaid.’ip iiomod that his The iilen i* tiiut in the** 100 ur hand. tlier, the pintle fell into u farmer's us, In | •. **. i • .t tin i.'lm , Mill hi ! ant. mt'lnrun. piogu.m (or any an arena there la lluW enough ■Ini'Ini' uivcit !•< In im ii ho imiii1 Mj) t Ashed if he knew Veluacu, who | p «s s« # *» ■ < I I n H i n * v u trlil and Inn • t lulu flumes. houaing ao thiit rent celling* are ulau dahlili-d ill |iolllle* here, lliei Ay i l l l l I pm! I p Im* been aliulved as * *U 1 11 l l v o Joke, a* In* tiirml i .ill Inn*. i» lltiu liutl |»r«*MiUlni t*f flit* i*ml MIIIII-I (it. u hit'll sfaMllllt.f • lint yeceaaary. Wood* will take miemplnyed carpenter nnawered. -••me p'P.livliiil ii|.o iti laid. He ffliMII* f ih H i * i m * • • »i *: i I» mm t l ' S Soillllaw Chrmh'iil r«., our .1 Iri Imp i in im t lit* them off. lint If renta pop way oul the mv.c tact that he had in t«' VI’ltll'tl, |.’ll.•'*..« II nlni M “ . "I never liave aeep llial man in world’s lu.geat pnidurris id A up. Wonda will pill cvillnga hack CniiM’jtalimi .Srivicr aMiRii***! tn . ci(M ..I , t flit II ■ g 1 1 * ■ I In, It ■ •’1 1 1 1 mi y entire Ilf*’." chei.lirale, all..**’ Itlfltl. oo cot.tiol power* uud oilier steps has llir Snnun'h Sml l i*ii*rrv*lll«li I >lm I *«■|*n11iiii iil, I He related he wenl linnliiig mi Ilo.n m. Jan. I, I Mb’, l>»w wn hc» h nl if llonalng official* said the sur­ been tiie main tenxon for the ! *-i(i|C *i.t II * I)»A t i it I lu’ir Die. It!— tlie day of lit*uuinierI I I I M l ■I M i l (il * * f IlM ill lie s«n of the founder »f M u vey of landhml Income* proliahly , . .temporal) heading off of inHainnl ‘iiihi■ ii rinit relnrned home aliool fidltt I’. III llial full. Itr'* hail ihr major Him, Hr. Herbert H. Dow In will reqnirp -everal week*. Until A c lic s o n A n d B e v m lion. All regiatranta nf Selective Ser­ The that 11ipii i m*11 11*v■ *’n lei I (Inn it i.i completed un laudluril will M. He aaid he waa lui/v uImiiiI vice were cautioned today that reipnnsilnl.lv nl pirsi (tiling the r;]!> in- was griatuHted [runt the r v r ! Ho added tluii thoho powers ara M eet detail* of the hunting trip Uxelf In 1st know whither ha qualifies for u "niedii tnr' In. the oiling lond llial i'diversity of Michigan and he Hen In inn I Si AmithmMih' iilicH i just iia nvcuHRitry now ax when he they are required lo report to <r«ailau*i lla raa* raarl hecauae he often went bird about- tlirfr Local Board any change of married Mr*. Dow Iwu years luter. iMHipmni.li’ in Ht/r with Stinfiinl, C o n fe r e n c e S e r i e s 1""1'1'' ,l1’’ leeommendatlon. Exist* will hr Kfotrd ul Flniida's liiggr** An huimretl chemist in Ida uwn l»av |tnit■Iiimii Inu n immilt us or any change in family , nil . unseivolinii . ling power* have been used In the ,pr. tm l»” lhe . i .isllai.,* Ua l*aae F'.mti lie deacrllied in delell ohmit re* addrraa, I'M M ipiii I* * I with fl?!'.|i) lien* A new atatua (lint would affect a depen HY AHHOCI \ t I'D I'llI’.SM ! puhlte iiiteieat unit tho new ones lalivea and friend* visiting hi* , elaa.IflCution, accronliiiir to Mmii lr .Soil ( nnirrvaliim liay |»m» Jtfl 11Tl| hlllli lit tile ftllliT I \Y«» I'iflCR Nation* nl dll’ We I luilo\ begon W' lll.l l.e used the ,utlli! WSy, h« hmiae at the very time the oi.ir.lcr L, „ r ,irtr| ..... Ifrf* f I H I 4 mi -1 in S J»11 f * * * • ♦ f I .* I n gi.iin line A|it 7. up 0 will.I li.ml which ll.ev oecurred. Hr aaid lie remained a All male peruana, upon reaching M|F*tHh A Iti'MlciMini tn fin* UV«» tlining .. ,:i» .. Asked if ti.e -itaudhy nowere llial day. the :tHb-aeie fatui horn* nil that night. He did not n>.i (|1(1 ngr y,M,rSi nr npon tielng of tin |ru a tlH N ril u u P e a . |W * ) i*lflia i*iMm tl'IO ii Titt*iilIi. wlii'ini* 'inpi W i l l t . tf.n. I tool.’ . . . llir the Kellowihlp liibtlcnl College I leirn uf VHm h m imhl I lii^chArKuil from Ihv Arimwt will lie mail* over. Lvery acre will ifi Snofnti) ) he m *h Ic fPM C'll|»- , miihl, Mi in** elAi'^iHM’i1 |M ( f:"dl mill iii'i*11 nex' ilaj, ' I'otx'ea and not having rearhed Hritiili F’oiri^n .Sctrcliry 1m e t put tn il* iwat Use. Kvery acre • KFY VVKSf!” jtTr. 1J—(A*)— The alntc charged 1'roviiiiunu l(l(> unth nnnlveraary o f the date tie c/o'c ;i uiMpilti w dl receive nil the needed ..... an Hrvin .Hid Secretary n| State Dean inflictrd eight Indict wuimds mi ,,f their hirth. are rripilrixl In Monroe County anthnrlllea step, I hi* aim v t»f Mu* . lurl l |"*1m‘* *P A* limit nhrtlulrd the Hist ot t ped tip thllr xearch today for a Velnacn. Ita ease againat the dr legialer with Selective Servlet Vot..... ttrfttmenl that enn I f’t SHI’IHI, Mill il 'Tli h * Siifilm it ih f '/?*,, win-i i* i» * I 1 1 1 pi.ed in the spring "f tin' vein to hmidit aiiapeet who escaped from feiplnut rent era around Mia, Vel lie iiuillted nut 1 1 1 Htiih 100 « iltirssi^ nil) he n\*i4»:* *»f Hi \ mjju • • • him! R ' l i f i t i l i i M i m r o n l r m i i * r \ I. d The following reglatriinta, i i i r " ' 1"'' ineliau.es will lie *1 a hnapllid hi'il Inat night, nnkivl aacii'a tealilliony. She aalil ahe luel 114*111•I mi I)m* ri.Mitlu Itlllllollll th'JlMl I** $*H i, (liul Ml III"* . iH» iW'ihtiijtlo.n 1111x 4 fIt**noon im dniilit aliuiil I'liiveiuiiim'a heiui’ ■"I.ueil, Inive failed to report l u ] " IH " " and cH Men Ily w hiiiii IpiI. inN li«*ti i ilit* mI tin At un« fi^jilril «*i -•n $.111 W Itilr the m tm tr iton lot He t.— i’til Itnnrd No-'JH, Meixeli lltdg . A- uimv iluin "tilt fiii.u rtai’lm CiiiiiiHi'aHM Sheriff Merlin Sawypr hlentiflevl III' killei Infill f *••ll*>I I till* Itsillrnmt pefi tlMMIk* |||i* I'tlU*'* Wilt t • |lill»i * %111 ^ Mill to llir l mini Si,ltd In All tlu^t in I In* city mu*t by Mr*. Velaacn aalil alie anw I'l- tin, eliuuge of uihlrraa, ninl Iibm uud liimdlx’da of workmen swain. 9ittfi I m r»*riiut»* Iwu l i i i iii-s lu'ivNt'tfi j A the nrianner na David Matthew ,,,... were im%*siijjnt. ,| vm n- the Miming ot ihr Ntuih All min viM.'iimtetl iKiiumt rubles by a 11 iiMtiMuru iia raa* *•«»»» ,,v,.| college farm they will !■< l.alliera, "I, unlive of Orlando, veiualio once liefnre the crime nod .fnck^titivilh* ninl Si l'i*ft*r««tiMiie, l\! iinmci*. i * (•* ■ I m iik , H* tin, lireiiM'«| \ctitririHiian befuru the , ----euirviiig nut the eomplete anil iiu.l A whn wna lieiiig held on a chnrgn one lime afterwurda. find riuM'tinliniM' Iwu *ilh*‘i , ii wn \ mi' iihI in**, Hiiiru •v1111-, < Iriuvwi* ^fi oi it v 11e41v Mon IIV. tin* nirel fn**i iluy iff Mijs* uml u vucclm* Aaked if lie ever had prowled .Murvifl McKinley WHI.I euuaii’vulion plan nn.de *') “ uf hrenkhig and entering. t (m* bi'IItgliAf ' , , I a l J u h u I . a k c t u n d a. ! Win m 1 y ' o r t r r x [ n % I t ’ll i n i i t v i ' i t i n* tiMM Ui|£ him .t f.*» \\ mi n l»v flojfs on lo.I.I) tv. ...ill. • .ill'll I.athor* waa ahot Tm*day hy about | he Velaacn home—a.a *h''j I m *t r ( m • i h t r Ml «’ l t r i l l i o n I I , i h r »» * I'alk, In ill*'.' r.ll.-H, lu ll" .' a frilur luiiiipti elm inic the Wins Spelling live ’I S A T S ' S ^ S ' . pi-lteii. Depnly Sheriff Allirrt Owynn teat if Ird-lie aiiaweredl "I iu . vi '11ivin* HH in.) r.c «''niii !»*» p U I"t pull "Imen iwrllii’.' t 1 .'*> mull mI llir W1■%1 ty illii! H n*-14 <i imiMul<’i f iIi** %eiii, or t|14If'*4 ' — ■ I . iiiiservnlimi anil good lurid u*' when he allegedly wna caught have been lo her house. I don'i •!'• 4 D ll III { | 1 nn. 1 n mu t. off lifera .. e* age Marvin M iK inley, *nn of lire measures llial iiiiruiall) lake » ret \| m I ill'll l*M tfi >t<l'' I tit >M 't.ill imJis In* pn i f i n|» Ly |tr)lice uml riddling (lie f’namnpoHraii drill know where they live," li-« mi! ihiictl 111s JlM"4,| J Ml • »\ M ill! l^ t'l c llf . 1Illsa||a I lil. . oiii| uii .it 11• ft .17 iik ‘ in It waa In ought out today iluii lie . uud Mr*, .1 K M cKinley, j fiinner fuui m five yeaia to upph in Key Weal, Sawyer aaid. Tin t ill" | Mllid• nl W*'ll III 1»r I III IIIV f**i«l MfKtl « m ;imim.m1u' i*(1 thin Abuilt hii-f nf Ml*1 44it M4,n*t4*'* |.,|.|I I'uli iilnien uveruge ! 'oil deputy fired wllen Lathers re -1 I'roveuranii'a niece waa treated yeslenlav won the apelllng bee at I will be put on the rnil.’ge tnl'in m favor (tie piopoenl, wl.nl. W .. ..I .I | 1 i >|| i It I •»!* !,• it V i (Ml I r i Km miiriiui)' >...■.pn....I t>. s in .i" i.r.. j i v '.i funfit to drop the .‘Jfi caliber pit- at »■ tin■ *nme limqiltal for a liiinm the Sanford tirnn.iiiar School, and mu- lug day'* work , 11 I m Ut i l M | • 1 * s t l ' K ill •r I M t•I ill*I' I ■ lie . . 'MttlMM lute dog toil Gninesvilte, tti'ulu an.I l ie. '‘Hni.fi.rd'x preaenl .alary ..ale IV tipeu eidlari’d uud sun t u mi d lung on the ..... ic of till It.", tin' tnl he carried. I ailuienl almrtly lifter Vi'laecn'’* with t;.'iii’iin H arrell, daughter nf < In < 1 1 I m IU « h 1 ,fu ‘t".| !lii‘ ! III • r .............. I '< (!■ .. in m l t.. lias*. i|o not ..'fleet oiiprm.’ii1i'f;l <<i The luillei 'went ihrmuth one j (Continued on I'age Bight; Mr and Mr a II, It, H arrell, will f,.,ni IPs work with farmer* in j » i , ’ m mm Ml 11 1 U i l l l i t l l K r II . .’I.’, uu.rum, ...!. I .- ;.i 11.,. rear mil.nail'- nlreal..tiller, ti.e t'l.u.np • .'ii'.’ in the Ill'll, nh.nl," Ml unit etc in tin* I’nunty filial* with | field*, pastm e*, and WHilllh. Jlltmi leg and entered Lather'* atomaeti, , |» h t mi 1 l i r i l r l f n i l I * i i i r ! ( a * * 11 ♦ • \ ... >1... " i t . Hull . . ii Apr Ul. 20. ton. Kilil.lo at..*.at, "A new ....... '-■«.* |.ilf*ils ut (lie fifitli In eighth grades •«•». ta ly|ij.-ttl of til.’ I.vlinlr.’ii.inflicting a erltlcal wound, the Cattle Men To Hear illrtiln I ( M l k i i i l . M y * < • 1 1 1 I'MI "I I .... Miiv I at li.n.l to t.AHI K It. It list.. A*"I. Mtperlntei.ilenl ...(" . tutmi ill’* .’. (lo i.r tin- .liininr High Si-luud mi Apr ,.i "laiul .hicl.trx" tin- Hi'S asaigu- <>f trnuspi.rlntio, . waa the pro. 1 *o r ii 1 . 1 , l i m i t i ' m v . i i mi i * n l t ' V t i i^ .iffie rr leporlial, I* M I.i i . h ' i Hiitl.. .toga. nlnalde i.n.'i n miii tlinn h" < IL ' m 7’If. I‘ M., II wiih announced TalkH On GraHHes m Lather* wna handcuffed Jo an 1.. ri,,’ 11 M,il I'linsf’rvnli.Mi .list.’. ' • i|ml wit hum mT file tiinrniiijf Mi\ ’ Ii.ii ini.l.'i l.irniei ly lined at f,»r mm,.- i f i t V l l i r I I I 1(III, l l l t l II 4ID I I 1 I Ml l» tm lay In It C Steel.', Grammar a bull Fh.rlila fnrui.'r* liar.' Iron bed In i. room at one aide IM I 11<I If 11 IHII / Ml It' tl« Uunie.|i;.l A1>|.<111 t.ti-t rentsc'‘Hill <l!illH'*villt», Oi'tiln anti I..... ' viM*iv f!<ui I.......... •!) School prnieipul. of the limipitul, Sawyer aalil, and in.I 1 Him *• on*’* I** l-r till . mIdi I toil .’.| tin- oi.) "in* nt tiie (’tty Watep Cattle niPii of llii* seellun me hurvr iinvi- for niHiiy yi’iir*. Kill n K«tMt| j. ti r. I I Miter winner* of prize* ye*li>rapparently twlated the chain off Invited to hear talk* on varietie* plant, and <. . put into use Frll i o i h O n l i l t U' ' - i;.il..ati’ of Mnn.laiid ll.gii 4Hk.nl Hml tIH 11C <*** n*iiMiti'tl Klin, ritoiv valiiiilili* vtitli the aingli. handcuff mill fled. of pasture grass hy Russell llesitl-1«•«> were Kenneth Ramsey, Hetty Hi’l".ol .*i ttavinna fti-acii, Jacni.*.'. llimujrii I In* ■ c n r i l \ t l M n l t l l r M u « k * r it •lav. Mi . M. K.I.luii reveuled. Tin* town m. U v i t tin*i it nt-u nfnl lout' tn* iimjmih' i Tin. sheriff found the room va- erson uf the Kxlonslon Scrvlee ..f|Aim Munson. Donna MeTeer, At w.’ii' (•> Hl.-la.it. ilnlv.-raity at D>- in enrut roil Ii* of I0M1C. new device ii .....|e il.slly operated - . n i i i l i i f H fttich a ' l i n k i ’ V* l l i ' i ' r c r ii i,.^ N„,„.r vimimi .... I «xtn IihimIIo illl.rl | IKi l 1'iven ii t.’.iily flow of chit)hull till | D. I t • 1I 4f V ! t f ! " l l l l raht when la* and a nurse went In the University of Florid* and .1. ■I’hlllipa tto.l Henry Ttmke. Judge* 11... I .nil to tlu* University *'f Mttli* Illll roill»K«% hi* tldii! | 1111 hfa*1 11 hhI (11)l«a111 itlitfit' Hi* iimis ...... f... p... ' 1u :ifi.o. of It..* water, toy n M r t l i l i ' t 1 l i i HUi i *U, t r i l " r vlidt the prisoner. He nnld the bed Dunn, Oaeeola enuuty agent, at i were "r* Sawyers, Mrs. Mulligan livf.ir.. lie r.’lt.rne.l *" During liMH. MUI 1»«thoiim K n t ' IM,| |(1|V|. tlie* mi.lr.l h n ilri nIiic lie .l.i’li.red that the I •*|l! \ , mil I»M V% l‘» Llurk •!•■ >lo- ....I wa* arranged n* If the prianner a supper meeting of the Hentlnule' I t ‘. Mtteliell, prltu'lpal uf the 11.. - University of Fli.ri.h. f»i Ih” mu mi off nt Nowt»t»rry, MM i»t ,,,,1, 1,9,.-. lln,,, i*n,» t*.w* Inin ' ,| o f I MIHIHOIM Ml IM *slit It ! o.'.i.'i plu.it i. lit guo.l condition. were asleep, A pilhiweaae had County Farm Unreal, at the Fm j Smith Side Primary Hrlmol and last nv.. years of hi* agricuttuial ‘.ill nl lnvrrn«>ftB , |I(M 4 , 11, ()„• so|»«i \ • >ny .... f iC t ♦ A • in been cut into atrip* for bandage*, tire Farmer building at 7t30 ..- Mrs Flimheth SImrou. I•(tiniiiK. lb' received a bachelor of TrniriN ?<U- S0 hIiowi*,! lotiil |»i*h | kI».iIi9it“d l.ni v %\»1 n-jifo V Fi uMi h t jiImiii'I |■*lit *■ IM14ti t iiLittn iilo h h u m b the sheriff aaid, hut there were nn clock Friday evening. Winners nf I lie comity sjMdllng a. icrn-t' degroe from tin- University ^•iijTi r rrvrmi4*H timing MMH o f . |,nal „M,n . vnlmiMr to tin* Uiq.ni t .1"! ill I*111' IH I!IJ** ,l 'r liMIllllH will U t.SUINGION, Mar. 31—(/P) Q.-bit he* in the room. Th«» two aptakur art* well qnali mntrli ttill l>4* t>liflbla fur Inu con uf Florida in Him KiihIi Hnid. Thu uowf of ..... 1(Mli („ u,«. r , , v «!i111ill Id1 Hull Ilie I •i"id' 11 III (MV I't* ilie I'apitnl'i fumed cherry Llosfled lo talk on the subject of paat- I test mi May. d, conducted In Mia'"' | t( ..... .. „„i |.. tl.. roniiito. i t |l M11 lilti'll Uf ttii’ii IumiyUv ut* .... . . --'ipei’ tijitged with hormone* lit IP 10, Jncobscn went to work oficriktifiit tin* *vvo trnloN wih lire grans as adapoted lo Central bv the Miami Herald, said Mr. grin Cub ScoutH Receive Florida, George Swart*, Farm Steele. Competing for county him for tin- IL H. Hull Cnnservatto' $LM»NVJ0.I, | hiMji tlii* ri'imir*'iiM,Ml‘i «»f jnilit •* • III ( i l f ( t l l l ' l M* l( *1411 * ills "it tl” f.n <|... fn r time, hit llielr peak «■ m i !.* <i f VVf4* - l i ' r n ! Service a* a xlinlcnl aide nt Gin.'.’ , (ienrjft* \V. SctifH'lij of luvor-jVVMtj, m , MrKihhin • f i , t i i ii I... lit v .resident, declared today, or* will tie team* of two pupil* villi’. When tlull temporary aa.ig'o jnuRH, win, Hiiiri In* ri*pr«N4*ntuil ult Advancement Awards Bureau pro Ht if, | > » K ....... . uvii««io- •I*h'lnlri in 1 h«a 4•vi*mf nl win I lie li»i‘.uoi.e 11eat in.,nt, in the adding that he Relive* that cattle representing Junior High School. input wa* over, ho worked u few rtiN county churKotl tliul ()„. ,mm,t i|n,: Mivicuii. An • i(!ii*rs hi'hetlnl* *1 ut ii, 11y• in fono of an ...expensive i.pray, Is uniy wlli Hanford Grammar, and Lake Mon- nionthn at the U. 8. Forest Hrrvi.' ith<* MjiplIcAtlon for rcroulitiR MM [off,. it muni Imvi* ti |.I»vmc«I ImuM H ii' Twelve merntrer* of (!ub Scout grower* of Seminole County In iik t« > ti iii tin1 in* 14*w ilnyn designed tu keep tho blooms at I’aek* III and .*14 received advance* benefit greatly from this Infoornts- rue, Wilson, Lake Mary, Lyman t’CC camp nl Tallahassee, Karlv 1 192 was uu excuse to discontinue and mi. outward altitude that >i> ..r iiei I their shiny bent through next ‘tu!,) 11"(ii fbi-nlnl t vi anil tlviedo aehonla. . i ’. i n r l u i e a .>»• . ' n o K ..v .t 1 4 ‘t i l l l ) m i f f <1 O H I’ n i t r 1*4411 F » rnenl award* a t the monthly pack tlon. in 10 11 lie returned to th« SCS. | trains 30-40. He said Imirist bo­ week-end's cherry blossom festlmeeting last Friday night. The as a student aide at Granville. tels tn llomosasaB and aurraund V ul frny* participated In a program of lug towns would suffer if Ihe Ami Ire'* been with the 8 C 8 since j jninga jmngs amt ami skit*. iklt*. train* were removed. then, cxr.'pt for a Ihrse-year hitch THE W EATHER % Tim Cnh* wen* request ail to reni in Ihe Navy. He went Into ti.e fl^ln^ conteil enter kite* tn r. kite flylt . BIG ESTATE Navv hh uu ensign and wa* Ul1 LAKELAND, Mar. 3 t _ ( j f t _ iraailau** n a f*aa* F sait to I.* heltl In Fort Mellon Park A KHUN. 0., Mar. 71—(/Pi— I he Federal Hint* Frost Warning Monday. Hob Karri*, manager of Miss France* Louise Butler, Hit Service forecast for penlmular the Kltx 1 heater, Invited park year-old recluse who died In a Mure Join , . .1 s r . Florida tonight and Friday mommembers to attend Ike.movie a* cluttered hotel room hero last TALLAHA3SEE. Mar. 31—</P)—A proposed law to »»t up a At llir irqurtt »1 .» gtoup ol tout.its irpirteut.nit tl.r .t ju Ioi. i ,)It, VV11N partlv cloudy and warm Search For Cruft hi* guest* after the k ilt eonteit. January, left an estate worth t„ - - - ■-j Ioog*»ought UatFwida woods fire control lyilcm lot Florida will be Tourist flub ami Saaftml .Slitilflrlin.ml flu b Im year .imurul build- in Houtli ami Central dletrlcta; IDOk'.fitC, an appraisal filed In pro­ tug fartbliri in whirli to bob! Hireling* ami rntrrlaiuiurnli, Mayor!a few local shower* and illgh'.ly w S o .% o b b V m iU » l™ * M fM“ il,,° ,ha,M for le8i,U,lv' canmulvration by fotc.1 indutlry leader* bate court yesterday disclosed. MIAMI, Mar, a*—(/n—Co«M I f tiT jp d f e . Bob Shoamaitai and hart today. Andrew Carraway irrutetl the |.rrmi*tu>n ..I the City fommission j ‘ puda*/* foreeast Guard and Navy air and surfaee wax partly Allan Moffett; wfetlj cold and attvar allvor aratrIt i* the tl primary item in a Irgiilalivr program lUggrited lo help craft continued In sweep the Gulf .Monday nml.t lo lay llir ie.|ueil l.elme all u*K clubs, now using lltejt,|oll(j‘, y% " TO BAR HKDS ami mild in North; con­ i * im m fp about tha "pine tree pros-f .ynMiear, Jlmmta Owen a»4 Ming nf Mexico today In a search for ALBANY, N. Y. Mar. 3 t - ( / P ) - Tmiriat Center, to Hie end th o lf1 I tinued ti warm in Houtli and Central Fuller Warren 10IW, the in b»! rig Caicos' I ruder with A bill designed to weed out and the hit lid lug may he used ex­ Hughes mul A. Thedfor.L ptelty." Governor Gov |dlstricta with a few widely ecat* promised In hia campaign last bar Communists from Jobs In New clusively by winter visitors uud r f ® The HUts Board of Forestry five men aboard,. Mayor Csrrawuy told lire group terr.l shower:. In (Vitiral treat, ScotL Bllly Klrehho eW ofl^fcta Ronald Two maul guard planes from York’s public school system went the Chamber of Commerce. and Parka would determine, with­ tl.at tire Cily i* unable financially The outlook us* warm through franklin, and yeer Service Star, Four organiaatfona hava given in Oft days after the act became Elisabeth City, N. C„ joined to Governor Thomas E, Dewey to­ Hepreneulntlve* nf tiie tourii.l to build u nuw luiirlnt conter at Bunduy. Maurice Phillips, JohnnU Bowen, H funoral approval as n compro* effective, what lands In each coun­ other* from Miami and 8t. Peters­ day for expreted approval. group* met Monday oftrrnooi' at tin- present tilin', mid asked if the mla* of wwUty di »*t ,*nt views ty should he considered "forest burg luises. Navy aircraft went AI Phillip* ano Jlmmla Owen. the City Hall with Mayor CatraJACKSONVILLE,, Mar. 31— would he -.atl-fi.-J among forest (nduatry people. The land*" and brought under co­ out from Key West amt the CnaM WHITE HOUSE HQUVKNIR8 wny, titty Commissioner C. F. Me- organisation* vvit ti full use uf the pi cw ul Tour­ HIGH LOW SOVIET njrr HCIBNTIRtB groupa ara the State Board of operative atate-federal-county fire Guard patrol boat Nlkie, oi.it of WASHINGTON, Mar. 31-UP) Kil.I.lii and John Ivey, president ist Center, which «l present is Atlanta C7 83 MOSCOW, Mar. 31—<*•>—8er- Fortatrir and Parka, the Florida protection. Gulfport, Miss,, Joined thr hunt. —Want a pleca of the White and Edward Higgins, manager of shared with tho civic cluba. Tho Chicago 47 43 gel Vavilov, president of t)ta Bov. Forest and Park Aaaoclatloa, and House for a souvenir T the Hemlnole County Cliami.er of tourist committeemen .mid that Detroit The board also would determine 62 33 let Academy of 8cl«MdS)ijud to- Forestry committee* of tha State how much money It would take to H<>TRL~ MFI’T r The Executive Mansion Is being Commerce, and their initial ru- they would be satisfied with such Minneapolis 40 33 det Union . MS "an Chamber of Commerce apd the hrlitg each county's forest land* d a y the Soviet MIAMI READ If. Mar, ,'H—t/n remodeled and there will Ire tons quest, said Mayor Carraway, was an arrangement during tiie com­ Now York 71 44 State Bankers' Association. > rmay, y .oorf ovar 100,000" aclectiat*. —Hotel traders from six nation* of old nails, silver* of wood, for a new tourist building mea­ ing year. under protection. Phoenix 08 44 Addressing Komsomol, * Soviet Hern la what the "Forest Con­ To match 'state and federal began arriving today for tha an­ partly charred limber, antique suring CO by 80 feet. no M ayor C a r r a w a y today pointed Ht. Loula 44 servation Act" presented for their money, each county would raise hy nual ronvantlon of th» Interna­ hardware, bricks. Represuntlug the Hhufflaboanl out that the hull.ling formerly Han Antonio 81 19 review today would provide! Disposal of this historically Club was Carl Elsenhower, presi­ used hy tho UHO hail been pur­ Beattie general taxation n two-mil) lpvy tional Hotel Bales Management no 39 A statewide program .of for* nr an amount equal to three cents Association, valuable debris will be up to a dent, J . Roy Ball and Joseph chased by tha City from tiie gov­ Montreal 43 37 and forest fire prevention for each acre of forest land It has Delegates came from most of six-member commission President Murray. F. A. Estarly, past pre­ ernment for tha purpose of mak­ Jacksonville 79 99 i set up. affective Jan. I, —whichever la the least. That’a tha states in the union and from Truman says should he named to sident of thu Sanford Tourlat ing Miami 71 74 the Voters approve In a the same formula now in effaet Cuba^ Mexico, Vanaxula, Columbia supervise tha White House re­ Club, appeared aa chairman of n Idue to Ihe fact th at tho build* Orlando •9 tt referendum In November, tCeetteesa on Page h i t ) modelling. committee that Included L, C. tl'aaUaaea os s-Kga C l|k l| Taltahastre « WASHINGTON." Mat. 31—t/P) — Homing Kaprdilri liglie Wood* today oldeird a Milvry oi landloid incumei. Die findings will fAdrteiinine what rent incrrair* air In hr gr.inlrd umlri the nrw roll• trol law. Alilininiring llir nidri ill a stairmrnl. Woods d r r jjm l llir I ri niunlh retention it a "i iinside 1-1 Idr *llriigihrnmg" of thr pirvimii law ami d u n mil mran "a grnrial irol in crrair fin all truant* -" I hr nrw law d o n iri|iiiir llial ^ r r n l (riling* allow J-SIldlnids a • “ Ian opriatinH income." flic tin vry it to obtain inhumation lot rallying out llial pail id the law Wood* t.nd a new legul.vtion will hr iiturd governing lent Imiitlt J o e Provenzano Denies K i l l i n g Adjustments For P o I ic e Salaries Gets City Okay Of Airport Land 1 , M ** i t N ". f imrht Western Nations ; Begin Lining Up 1Requirements 0 I Selective Ser vi ce Solid Peace Front.. ........... K e y West Bandit S u s p e c t Escapes •Pruni Hospital Bed Civer 10 0 Persons Attend Hearing On ACL Reroute Plans ProposedLawTo Set UpState Woods Fire Control System Discussed City Dog Owners Warned To H a v e L e t s Vaccinated Commission To Request Civic Clubs To Discontinue Tourist Center Use PlaneH « ' ■ ........ ..... ’fl r»Ti.?Y A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 30, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 30, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 30, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald